https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7381904ad876eba186a0f7dde0b6f344.pdf 8e53dd9e238b4f7905a922846cca5436 PDF Text Text TUaadlly, Sap~ 17, 2002 NJ:A Croaaword Puaala PHILLIP AtO Ell .,...... • .t .... .""• • u 1' t tc H .11:1!1" ·-~" ..... .. " ••• * t. I .. •• • .. • 6 .. H a Q II t I & ~ A II 1 1 •At.J 1U U ~" ~h 11" -&CIIIliiEIPI -""' .. ~ ~ .... Replacement Yes,· IT'$ A CONVfNifNT wAY TO T~AVfL··· IVT l'M ' ,.. \ A'-WA't'$ LIVINtJ IN nee PAST. {.~ I .• I! {\• ~ -. "-"" J!" a i il ~ ~ Yesterday, I ex.· plained that in a team event one can theo· ~tkahy IO!lc only 2S internntionul match poitlls (imps) on u sinl!le denl. Then I showed board 13 trom the Swhterlnnd· E!!YP' umtch in the 19!11 Europcnn Championship. On it, Switzerland l!llined 17 imps. However. in the Open Room there ' hnd been an insuffi· dent bid and 11 Strtlnl!e rulh13 by II di~CIQr, so the tournament committee threw out the deal and required n substitute bonrd to be played •• this one. , Aner the Egyptian South ope11ed four hearts. the Swiss West mude a strange tukctlut double. Enst, who didn't fancy renchin~ t1ve of.nmiCELEBRITY CIPHER nor, p;lssed. (It Bust by Lula Campoa c.ltlllily OIPI* ·CfVC1<1Gf11mt art ettattd 110m quollliot'lll)y ltmout had bid four no-trump poop~~, jltttand priittnlloanlolltr 1n lito~ alonda,.,; onolhll. to show his minor • Toclq'l cfuel A~~~ N two -sulter. West "'CIU ~QN Cll ICUI Wll\lld hnve converted to five dnbs, n conI~UNNUII MAIC NU~~MOU I rnct thut can be mude.) ON Cll OMIIC." West led the spudc t1cc, cnshed the diuCIIACIIICIU V'CICO'II ll\lllld ucc, nnd contln· ltcd with u low club, • 1. 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When it held ded urer conceded three tricks: · one spude, one heurt und one club. So, E11ypt scored nnother 620 for u 1111111 of 18 Imp. Con~equentl~, Swltzerlund Indirectly lost 35 Imp, first win· nlng 17, then conced· lng 18. . , I : I IaI ·[ 1 URT F 1 11 . [ . [4 [ . . I. .. I I _cr-II:: N·,· I 1-..,.A....,.N'"K..,..K Granny wouldn't ll1ten to my excuaaa for not finishing my ~:;~::;::;:~~"::..,chorea. "Excusea," ahe scolded. r- 8 E L R A V 'art th& nails used to build a ~.,.;...;.,~:..:.r..:.,--IIJ.2.uae or ••• - •• ·." I 1 U Compltlt tht chucklo quotod . . . 1. by filling In tho mluln; wardo L-..L.....L-J......J..-1..-J vou dtvaloo from otto No. 3 bolow, I I I I 1.. I 6 P~INT NUMSEREo mm.s IN THm @¢,RQS . . .~ ~~$~~~~~\ LUTUS TO I II .11 t I I II ICilAtMITI ANIWIItl Mlld&w • Lapel· Thefr ·Jungle · TEMPTING . Tha art of ocnveraatlon 11 net only aeylng the right thing at the right time, bullu~lng unaald the wrong thing 11 the moat TeMPTING moment. c:r\ IU'II<:LIJ 'I'll E WIIZZWI\I.Uol ~~ l'~£ ~J/l\.1.~ ~A ~p ~--,---.... - ~~1.\i .' IIUSC!, AQUARIUS (Jun . 20•Feb. 19) •• Prove to blsoclutes thut you look out for thcl.r lntero!IS li8 well a! your own, und lhcy wltl provide you with the typo or respon•cs you need to uc~mnptlsh your nlm!, . PISCBS Web, 20-Murch 20) .. Don'tlcuvo muttm that nrc lmportnnt to you dunalln1, You nrc likely to be luc~ler at geulna the types of end rc· suit• you desire than ~ou may be Iuter in tho week, ARIES (March 21 ·Aprll19) ·· lnleructlon with large • Hearing to be held . POMEROY - An Ohi1> Depurtment of • Trunsportntlon heuring on the pmpost:U. wulkln11 pnth In Pomeroy will be hdd ul 7 p.m. on Sept.· 23 nt Pomeroy Vlllugo Hull. The pullllc is Invited to provide Input Into the pmject. The hetirln~ will precedo tho vllluge council meeting . POMEROY - Meigs County Henlth Dcpurtmen~ will otl'er chlldhond immu· nlzution~ from 9 to II n.m. nnd I tn 3 p.m. Mondny. Children's shot reCtlrds must be provided. nnd chll· dren must be accompnnied by pnrcnt or le_gulgunrdinn. There Is 11 $S tee. . OHIO Pick 3: 8·0·6 . Pick •: O·D- 2-6 BuckeyeS: S·1D-15·1 8·24 · Mell MIIIIDIIII 1-10·19·26·44 Mlp lllh 5 Pick 3 nl1ht: 1-3·1 Pick 4 nl1ht: 9·2·2·9 Cllh 21: 4·5· 8·11 ·23~24 groups or oraanlzatlon• lends to favor you. Oo all out after that bla •ule or deal you'd llko lu mukc und don'tlct bly corpurution• or orowd• lnllml. du1c you. TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• rtor the lust couple of duy• ~uu've been trcudlug In the orca or e•tnbllshlng nieun· ln11ru1 objecllve5. Now you rnlwht be uble lo •core bla wllh one or your urnblllons. GBMINI (Muy 21-Juno 20) ·• Some cxlremely conmuctlve lnl'utmutlon muy be pu s1ed on111 you todu~ tho! will fH ncutly Into u lonlirunjjc plun ubout which rou huve been concerned. lt'l be ju11 whut you neoded, CANCBR \June 21·July 22) •• PerMons w 10 muy huvo ro• jc~ted your plcu In Ute 'post might now be ~cr~ receptive to doln11 you n fovor , Try fhem one more Ume while the cundltlunA rovor you . LEO (July 23•Auj. 22) •• Use u trusted, errectfve lntermedlory you know 10 teum up with you and help you get your mcuuac ucross to the rlaht people who cun make your drcum come true, It'll work. lndu. :a IICtltnl - 1:1 1'11111 Celendiu Classlfleds A6 83·5 Deer Abby A6 A4 Comics Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports We!lther PO eveml_{t>lklore erJCuts set_fi>r foil across southtlastem Ol1io POMnROY • Th~ t'ir~t • HOMI-ICHOOUNG PROJICT- Mary.B th lind Don ld Bush I arn l'lbOllt making and finishing shet~ s. under tha guidance 'of their mother. Mary. tAQnes Hilpkol > Meigs.families benefit from homeschooling BY AGNU HAfiiCA Sentinel et11H writer RACINE _ Fill' Mury Bush, teuchln1,1. Is nut merely n ·lob - I~ I~ hor life. fm lwr 'children unJ s~udcnts, Mm·y. Bcth und Donuld. lcuming hus not lwcn restricted to the Inside of n classroom. "It's a 24· hl1UNI·duy. seven-duy -n-wcek event: there's nlwuys somcthin11 thut you use for lonrnln~:~." Bush suld. Bush Is one of ubuut 75 homo-schooling purents in tho nreu. With her children now n~ ' 'Ill I H und 16 yenr~ olu. n senior 1111d n 1\uilor. re~pectl'lely. ~h~ 's uppl\ll1Chil1!,1 the point \If ~~~~~~~\'.!! them loose in the There huw lll.-.:n been ups uml downs over the ycnrs. beginnlnl,l whh the tnuin reu· son she docldeJ "' teach nt huu1o in the tlrs~ ph1co. Buck when he wus in SC\.'llllli!Jrul.lc. llush IJI'eW concerned ullout her son's \11'n11ress in I'Cadin!,l. "DonniL sccml)d to lle hnv· in9 some rcmlln1.1 difficulties und I foh he noe(kd une-unone ntumtlon," she snld. "lie's 11 hands -on, vlsuul lcnrner. And ulthough ten~ hers do their best, wh 1\ they huvc l O kids Inn cli1ssrnmn thcru's no Wll)' they Clll1 mvust tO the lcurnln~ styli) ol eud1 und every stu\lent ," Bush, n certified t~nc her, dcdded In cu11tlnm: educutlng both Donnld nml his ymm1.1t:r sister Ill home. Cuthcri11c Wolf. u home· 'chonling gmndmmhet'. hmln dil'fer<Jnl expericn\.'V with her 17-yeur-ollillt'Umlson. Dnvey. · ''Dnwy ronlly. rcall disliked school," suld Wolf. "Every day It wns a fl!liH just IO !:lllt him thCI'C - he WIIS PIHII '" School, AJ Library ·. renovations behind schedule BY IRIAN J. RIID Sentinel atafl wtlter W.VA. Dally J: 5-7· 1 Dally 4: 1·2·4· 1 ""''' upon II you ucl on 11 now . Don't let this o~porlunlty slip pu•l ynu. SAOITI'AIUUS (Nov. 23Dou. 21) -· Hnve the oourn»o of your uouvlutlon• und actin line with your judymont. Vuur. ublllly to usseu !ltuu· tlon• uorurutaly Is holghlcnod ullltl! tl111c, und you'll do the right thlny. CAPKICOkN (0~.:. 2l·Jun. 19) .: Use your lnaenuhy, be· cuu•e new wdys ~un be found to lncrcuAc your preoent curn· lng• whether ·YtlU urc un entre· prenour or work for another. Extru effort cun yield bo· > ~~ I*, .1•, I', I'. I'. I. ~ Wcdrtc•dny, ScpL 18,2002 .chnnces urc thut In the your .. uhcud ym1 could ~turt 10 enjoy ~rcuiCI' prcellgc und stulue In icvcrul lll'tllll or your lire where ~uu Wdrc previous!~ uM cclttltn~d . Your <oclul lifo muy be 1>no ot' them In lor <otttc htiPJlY chungc!. VIRGO (Au~ . :Z3·Scpt. 22) .. Ocl your prlurlllcs In order UIIJ d~VUIO Ul lllUDh tilllC liM you ~~~~~ · on lhnt tOP. prule~t iltut Is on the tub!~ . 'i'our tlmo will be well spent und cun lltUke this l!,tiUI u reullty. 'rry• 111~ to putch up u broke11 ro· lltUit~c ? 1'hc A& tro•Oruph Mutch11111kor cun help ~ou un• JcrMIUIId whut 1u do tu mukc th~ rtllutiQnslllp work. Mull $2.1~ lo Millo tltlnkct, c/o thl! ttcw slmpcr, Jl.O, !lux 167, Wlok lffe, 01~ 44092. l.lllRA (Sept. 23·0c~. 23) • • Someone to whom you've been ullnclcd nwy let you know lhut she or he feels the •nntc Wt<y uboul you, ·Pour on the churm unu cement the relullun!hlp.· SCOKl'IO (Oct. 24 -Nuv , 22) ·- An urrunl!,cmcntlhut url'cct! your loved one! us well 111 yuur~cll' cun be Improved POMEROY - A R1t<:h\e mnn bus been s~nh:: tK'ed to Ill n\llnths in prisvn fl>r pl'-<sessin~;~:hiltl JX>rnogru· phy. Meigs County Con)ll\\11\ Plens Judge Fred W. Crow Ill sentenced Jtunes P. Wells uner Wl"il~ e-ntered u · guilty pleu to n l.'harge of pandenng obscene materinls. n fuurth-Jegn.'e lelony. The Meigs County Prosecut,>r 's Ollke suid Wells JX>ss~·ssed nude phn· tt~gn1phs of 11 14-yenr-t>ld g1rl. Wells. who wns represented by Pomeroy uttorney John Letltes. nls1• wus ulso ol'llered to puy c.-t1sts. Ptntl Geml'll. 1111 investl· gutor for Meigs County Prosecutor Ptlt Story. suid 1\tesdtiy thut Wdls will oo required to register us u sexuully oriented \>ll'euder. the lowest-level l>f sexuul oll'ender rcqu ireJ to regis· ter. · As u re1,1.istt:red se~ offender. Wells will be required to register his bmne 1md udllrcss in uny cornttllmity in whic.h he lives. unll notify luw onforccml)nt ot1'iciah of uny chunges In residence 'or 10 ye11ts . Clinic planned [ Folklore BY BlltAN J. RIID Stn~nel &tall writer ' B6 A3 A3 B1·3 A2 · CllDOl Ohio Valfoy Publlohf"' Co, · POMEROY Llbrury oft1cinls expect tho new uddf· tlon to the Pomeroy Library to completed by your's end. The half mllllon-dollar Chnrles E. Blakeslee Addition project was originally eKpect· ed to be comprctcd ln September. but cxcnvatlon 'und wcuthcr dcluys huve put the proJect behind schedule. Now, Library Director Christi Eblin expects the new com· puter lnb, office nnd clrcula· !ion nrcn und Cl(punded t1ctlon sections to he finished by tho end of the yeor. In the mcontlme, library stuff will IKXIn luke on the monumcotul tusk of movln11 CONITRUCTION CONTINUII - An employ&e with the HVAC suboontreotor on the Charlet Blekealee Addition to the Mel&• County District Publlq Lltirary In Pomeroy Installs duct work In the new addition. The new erea of the library will not be open to the public until year's end, eooordln& to the library '• director. (Brian J.. Reed) tho llhrury's collections to the basement of the exl~tlng building. so rcnovutions oT the orlglnul building ~un begin. "While tho llbrury hoard hnsn't rc~elved u formul request tl1r till extension on the project. the word I'm get· tlnu fron1 BurgesH and Nlple, Pla111 ' " Llbrery, AJ of sc \'<.'rul fnll..hlro .p rt\· llt'lltll~ II• lw hrtlllllhl ~,, sn utheustern Ohio will llll-.ll pill\:\' ~~~ tli~ S\:VIllltll' umHHII Tmvn und Cmmtry E)U)O Satur1ht ltnd S\1!1\.luy ut ' th~: Rock Springs Ftlitjll'l\\111\.h. T h e (lf\111 fll Ill · will \)011 · slst nl' lntllr · \'lews or loc ttl ~:rut'tspeo · pte 1\\\ll <lemon strutlon s. a..r C'ludy Tuyhll' untl . tll't\11 " 11-.~: 1 ' Yuklm fmm the Murlettu/Purkershur~ tii'Cu. will he !.lenmnstl'urlnj! untl tulkin!l tlhuut mnkin ~ white nul-. hust..ets on Sutt1ri.luy. On Sundu •, FJlltl White nl' {'oolvllle · will h~ explulnln11 how strin~t lnslt'lllllents. such us num· dolins, ut'c mudll nnd Jlillylld ,: Both prilSQllltttions will ll!kc (lluce lleslde the nltl lull cuhin. llccky Bucr. Mclt~s County Ell tensiun uuent. suld thut In the l'nmln~ yenr there will lle scwru l oppmtunitics It! luke purl In l'olklnro uctlvltlos pre· sentod under th • ~ponsm· shl[' of the Ohio Sttm• Un ver~lty Cures Orunt, Ohio's' Appuluchlun Folk Culture, OSU EKtensi<HJ, OS U ollcuc l>f Humunltl es. the OSU Center fur Folkltlfc Studios, . the Amcrkun Folklore Society. the Ohio Folklore Society. the Ohlu Humnnltlcs Council und the Ohl<l Arts Cou nc iI. Folklore und folklorists will be the moln topi c ut tho unnuul Ohl1i Appnluchlun Conference ut Cunter's Cuvc 4-H Cump in Juckson. Oct. 6 und 7, nccordlng· to Boer. She ul so noted thul fnlk · lorlsts will be on hund on Mu~ I 0, 2003, for the Meis s County Homccomlna, to be celcbruted ut the MclaHCounty fulrarounds In conjunction National.Rehabilitation Awareileu Week •• .............. , •• 21 Holzer Medical Center salutes our lnfxitient Rehab Unit during this special week. For more information on the services the Rehab Unit provides, please call with tho Ohio blccntennl· l\\ , "flllt..lnrc is the h~httl' l\lr putt~rn~ for nil uspe1.·t~ of tinily life, lndmllnt~ fLlml. dothlna, ur~:hltecture. urts, cruns •. litn9UU~c. t:USH\IliS, beliefS und rltuuls . The trudi~lons tlutt id~tHify u t\1!~ .-ulture 111'1: llttsso:d Lil•wn from one gcm•rutlnn to unmher, either lnfnrmully or by word ur nHHIIh," 8ucr suld. ··folklorists orlylnally studi~d lrndltlmml .:ulture to help prestlrvc the history unll wuy> uf un url)u . They were ut'mld the unique ~:us· toms. folk urt und folk of u purtlculur group of p~oplc were dl suppeor·. in11 : thcrd'orc.lf thlly stud· kd the wuys of thut ~cuple lhc y ~u uli.l help ko~p their I.' UltUrll ;lliVc," She utkkd thoi folk· lori s~> uf toduy look upon thlllr w~~r~ 111\ll'll ttN u wn~ to hdp undcrstund n culture, huse,l ll\lon thot cui· lure's ~xp1·cs~ ons of trudl· rhm >. Full-.h!l'lsts do not Just 11i,int ku lly re~:ount lu1w u IJI'\\ u\' lived . They urc rc,cur~ 1in11 how a group lives . In their 'lllt.ll os, folk · lorl sts h11ve founu ~hat t'olkllfc Is everyw here nnd c vcr·d1UI1111 n~ , She defined the knowl · ct111c ~uinLII.I fmm studylna locnltnlklore us helping to build nnd sustnln ~ommu· nlty development. It can be used Ill ln~till community prid e, uwurcncss und nppreclutlon for one's hcrltngc. ~ncouruac commu· nit~ Involvement, and pro· mot e hcl'lllli!C nnd cultural ""'I!' tourl ~m. .' MEDICAL CENTER Discoue7' the Holzer Difference www.holzer.·o rg 40 446·5070. .. 1: ---- ·, l~urncd ., ' �The Daily Sentinel Ohio we1ther '"'"''...,. s.pt. " PageAl Ohio Charges w.d~tesdly, Sept.mber 11. 1001 -- .. Showers in the forecast through the weekend BY TI4E ASSotl~ltlll>lllS$ Wllrtll\\r temperatures were oV\\r the Mid·Ohlo Valley enrly this murnlna. Cl®d toV\\r and a soothenst willd kept tem~r­ nhn-cs froml'illllnatoo moch ovtrnlght. l',n11y to 11\Qiltly doody skle& are fcncast tonl;ht altlt\ll with the dmill'tl of sh\'lwersllnd thunderstorms 11nd lows in the 60s. 'l'hnrsd~ eltpect more of the same. ·with partly to m\'IStly duudy sktes alona with a thante of showers ur thunderstut,lls. Hiahs willranae from the low to mid !Ills. · On the l~ttest weather nlllp, IIIah pressure from eastern Cnnndtt into till! upper Ohio Valley win moV\\ east today and l!ive Wll)l to a w11rm front that Is deV\\Iopina to the sonthwest tlf the re11ion. The warm' front will mtlv-e across the region tonight. then mov-e to north by thursday mom ina. A cold from will oo approaching the tel!lon fl'\lm the west Tl\ursd11y. ' WIA'IMIII FoucAat ihnight... MtlStly doudy with a duma! of showers. Lows in the mid 60s. t.laht 11nd variable winds. Chana! of rain 40 percen1. Thursday... Pllrtly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunder· stonns in ihe afternoon. Rlilhs In the mid 80s. South winds 5 to Io· mph. Ch11na1 of min !O pera!nt. Thursday ni; ht... A chance of showers 11nd thunderstonns eurly... Otherwise partly cloudy. Lows In the upper 60s. Chllnce of rain 30 perccmt. Frid11y...Partly croudy. A chance of showers and thunder· storms In the afternoon. Hiahs in the mid 80s. Chance or rain 40j~l'l:llllt; Friday nlaht... Mostly cloudy with l chance of shower$ and thunderstorms. t.ows fnthe lower 60s. Chance of rain 40 per· cent. Snturday... A chnnte of showers and thunderstonns through mlddny ... Otherwlse p_a~1l,:1ouc!Y. Hlahs nelil' 80. . · I I 1 ID P:OIIIDAIT Sundny... Mostly clear. Lows In tho upper SOs and hlahs in the upper 70s. , Monday... Moatly clear. Lows in the mid 50s and highs in the upper 70s. . · Tuesdll)'... Partly cloudy. Lowa In the mid 50a and highs in the upper 70a. WOOSTER (AP) - Charges 11re eltpected to be filed b_y next week against :a suspect in the dismembennent murder of 14-)"Cl!Mid Kristen Jackson, :aCconling to the Wayne County Sheriff's Department. Joel D. Yod-ey.. -46. now in the Wayne <."ru\IY Jail 0' a ~ violation, is th: ooly swpcct in th:g\rl s di~ anJ death. Investigators have recovered the girl's seV\\red he.td and limbs but not her torso. The failure to recoV\\r the girl's to11o does not preV\\nt buildi~ a case against Yockey, said sheriff s Capt. Douglas Hunter. Investigators do not know why the to11o was not among the body flllriS reeo~ and sent to the Cuyahoga County cOI'\lner's office for examination, Hunter said. "There's nothi~ about this that isn 1 odd," he said. Hunter said sheriffs deputies hllve s~ sealdti"ll fir Kristen's missina remains. Her head and limbs were found Saturday in a swan1Jy area. Other potential evi· JICklon dence ag1inst Yockey is being analyzed, and his car was searched. Hunter said .. JI'ISeph Persichini. acting agent in ch11rge of the FBI's Cleveland division, .said some areas arc still being searched for the missing torso. "Ri~ht now we are trying to put the investigation together," Pel'$lchini said. Coalition's prescription drug plan has bipartisan support rum Ohio Briefs Davls·Besse plans Winter ,restart "Now you step back and you take a look at what you have." Yockey was released from prison in March after serving a 15-year sentence for raping a teenager in 1986. He was living with his parents west of Wooster. Kristen 'l'ockey was known to visit a friend whose · family lived next door to Yockey. · Hunter said detectives are still trying to piece together how Kristen came into hann 's way after she was last seen at the Wayne County Fair ubout 9 p.m. Sept. 9. She was supposed to meet her parents at 9:30 that mght. (X)LUMBUS (AP) - A should not be," he said. worthwhile . opportunities," Democratic-bncked plan to Gov. Bob Taft a he said. "I took a look at it reduce prescription drug Republican, sup1,10rts a' plan and I'm supportive of it." costs in Ohio has gained the he proposed earher this yen~His opponent, state Sen. support of some Republican to cut ~rescription drug costs Leigh He~n11ton, also si11ned otllceholders, including state for semor citizens by offering e promtse to support the Auditor Jim Petro. discounts through the Golden coaliticm's plan. , Under the plan, the state Buckeye Card, available to The coalition decided to 110 would buy dt:~~gs in bulk and Ohioans age.60 or older. The to voters with the negotiate rebates with dnll! plan wus part of the budget- Prescription Drug Fuir makers. · balancing bill passed in June Pricing Act nfter · the A coalition of about 300 and is expected to be imple- Legislature did not consider interest groups supporting mented early next year." Democratic·sponsorcd bills the (linn got most Democrats "We think it 's Important to that lfould have c17ated the and a few Republican legisla- walk before we can run," Thfl more comprehenstve protors and Petro to sign pledges said 1\aesday. "Once we get gram. that they will support the pro· that program up and opera!· ":~e coaliti~n. must file if titer are elected Nov. ing, we'll look at other pet!IIO~ S contutm~~ 100.626 of :~~d Jt:lo ~~'E~cf3'~~~n,: options, we'll look at this vahd stgnaturcs ,wn the sec· proposal." retary of state s office by coalition co-chainnan. , · Dec. 27 to compel the new The Coalition for The coalition s plan is Lt!aislaturc that will take Affordable Prescription backed b~ Tim ~agnn, the office in January to pass the Drugs stllrted collectin~ sig• Democratic candtdatc for act. . lllltures Tuesday on petitions governor. If lawmakers fail to act to fol'l:e the Legislature to · Petro, who Is running for within the first four months appl'\lve the prescription dru11 attorney general, called Taft's of the year, the coalition then discount program ne)(t year. plan a 1100d first step. but would have three months to "This should not be a parti· said the coalition's plan is collect enouah si11naturcs to san issue, and the willingness more comprehensive. put the proposed law directly of some Republicans ... to "This, I think Is just a .little on the ballot In November stan the pledge proves that It broader and 11ives some 2003 for voters to decide. Under the act, the rebates . negotiated with drug makers would cover the state's .administrative expenses and provide a discount that would be passed ulong to phunnacies. They would be guaranteed a "writing fee" and would give discounts to anyone enrolled in the progrum. The stale would issue prescription discount curds to all eligible Ohioans who apply for them, including the uninsured, underinsurcd, senior ·citizens and the disabled. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA. is against the proposaL "We do believe this is bad public policy and we wilt certainly oppose this type of program," said J,3ruce Lou, a spokesman for the group based in Albany, N,Y. "It would implement price controls in a way that would limit access to drugs, particularly to Ohio's must vulnerable Medicaid patients." WANTED reactor's radioactive fuel rods ble. "An Initiative or referen· increase In jobs in ihe transinto the core. 011 Nov. 3. dum is definitely possible," portation security industry. they'll bolt down the new lid. he said. Su~me Court reJects request Enrollment In pollee, mediC prolf'amS Up Motor Route Carriers Apply at The Daily Sentinel Hlp·hop artist adVIses college students 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740-992·2155 OAK HARBOR (AP) - · FimBncrgy Corp. hu sot a. re~tnrt date of Dec. 7 for Its COLUMBUS (AP) - The Duvi ~- B mo nuclear plant Ohio Supreme Court rejected WILBERFORCE (AP) 1ieur Toledo. DAYTON .(AP) - Many It's. not knowledge th.at's 8 request Tuesday to order a "This is double," anid Lew referendum challenging community colleges ore see· power, but applied knowl · Myllrs. ~hief opcrntina officer Ohio's first local ordlnnnce ing u surge of enrollment In edge. LL Cool 1 told of FlrstBner;y Corp.'s extendlnl! health benefiu 10 pollee and medic programs · Wilberforce University stu· nudcur division. "You don't same-sex partners of dty following lust yeur's terrorist dents. muko u schedule to full." workll1'5. . attacks und rescue effons in "Anything you really, realBut the Nucleur Regulatory The rulin,. was llt!tited to New York and Washington ly, really, rqally want, you can Commission would not com· the issue of lOW many signa- D c ' huve," the hip·hop perfonner mit to PlrstEnei'J!y's timetable ture& are required to force u ·..The enrollment's wnv up. told students T~esday. · hi 1 1 • h be 1 • t "You've got to have fauh and durmg u mont y meet na referendum in Cleveland I s t .~ sl t s been m 10 make It happen. If you're not Tuesday to review proarcu in Heiahu. years, suld Oury .Tucker, going to go after your dreams, the plum's rcpair. The court snid the upscale chalrmun of the crimtn,nl ·jus· then what are you here for?" During a mnhuenancc shut· Cleveland suburb and the tlcc dep~rtment at Stnclair He was invited to the histor..town.. lnvestlgntors In March elections board correctly Communtty College - In ically black university by its found thut boric acid hnd ruled that 1.5 percent of regis- Dayton . . "The ,demand · has new president, the Rev. Floyd ncurly outcn through a 6·1nch tered voters, not IS percent of been very. very nuense." Fluke. sleet ~ up on the reuctor vetlsel. those who voted In the most Tucker said there ure usuul- "I realize he is not a tradiThe jllunt hfi8 been closed recent 11cncrnl election, were ly ubilut I 50 students In the tlonal academic " Flake told shtcc then. required. law enforcement program. the crowd of se~ernl hundred It · wus tho most e~ tcn slve Tho - 5,287 petition signa- This fall there ure 184. students, faculty, siJiff and corrosion found on u U.S. turea collected fell nt least . "It's patriotism," Tucker alumni. nudcar reuctor and led to a eight short of the amount said. "You see the events on The only brush LL Cool J nationwide review of ull 69 needed to put the question on September II th when uti those - given name James Todd simi lur plants. A.kron·bnsed the ballot. the court said In an firemen und pollee run into the Smith - had with college FirstEnei'J!Y Corp. il spending unanimous ruling. iuws of death. They 're. klncl or wus a single course in personun estimated $5~ million to Actlvlm said they were heroes. They're looked upon al finance ill a Los Angeles ~7S million to replace the alven different, and lncreus· as role models. A lot of people community college. reactor head. · fng, numben when uked how think they're doing some very But students respond best to 'fhe NRC wanu to make many petition signatures were valuable things for soc iety people "who hnve ex perisure that not only ar11 the needed to force u referendum and they w1mt to join thos~ enced t~elr,, own s\ruggies," equipment rupalr1 completed to deny aame·sex benetlts to rank!." Fluke sutd. And we ve 1101 to (lroperly, but al1o that the city omployeea. Tile Increased demand hus look at who our young people tnunuaement · lapaea that The Cleveland Heights City forced the college to increuse get their messages from." allowed the corrosion to feater Council apFJroved an ordl· the number of police ucade·· -.nnd LLuCool J urged students t.O · ,.. . cour~ of study that ts n for years ure xed. . nancc Apr I IS allowing _ ~nie tl lt ouers f!om four to six. personally satisfylnJ! . "We are not driven by homosexual city employees i\t the ucuder~u~s, students ~et "If your major is not fulfillschedule but by perfor· · to have their domestic part· hands-on tru1n1ng for poltce lng you, change it," he said. munce," said Jack Grobe, who ncn covered by city insur- wor~. And don 't worry about heuds the special NRC panel ance, just a1 1pouaca arc. . Tucker betie~es there will financial rewards. ovemclng the rehabilitation Councilman Jimmie Hicks. be plenty of JObs . for law- "Money just reinforces · or the Tolcdo·areu plant. who had opposed the surne· cnf?rcement , graduates what you are," he said. "If On Oct. 30, Oavls·BciBe sex beneflta ordinance, said besides pollee work. For you're a jerk, you'll just be a munugors hope to reload the anorher challenae wu possi· example, he expects an Jerk with mane(' I• '' Pomeroy village magistrate processes court cases Senllnel week in girl's death staff POMEROY - Pomeroy Magistrate L. Scott Ptmdlprocessed the following cases n:cently. · Fined were: Stephanie A," OusterRife. Middleport 1 DUI $700 plus cost. ill'e duysjail, seven days suspended. 80 days Ii•·ensc suspension. two years pro· h.nion <lll ~ood behuvior. 90 days to complete 7 ~ hour DIP school in lieu of jail. tmtlic light cost only. expired tags dismissed: Howard Russell. Racine, ACDA $50 plus cost; Jnhn Ambrose. Pomeroy, speL'<I. $10 plus cost; kn:my Am. Colmnhus. speed, $10 plus cost: Rhonda Campbell. Middleport, speed $53 plus cost, no seat · hell $30 plus cost; Anthony Whin. Middlepon. n<l seat bdt . $25 11lus_cnst: kn:my Bunicnc. Pomeroy. $46 plus cost; Marl Wi lliams. Pomeroy. $5 I plus cost: Je sse Thomas. Middleport, disorderly hy inttlxicution. $100 plus cost, open School from PapAl o bored und fruslrutcd. I real· i1.cd·hc wasn't going to leum wdl if he wus miserable," Uoth womlln are quick to , point out they an: not "unti. -sdtool." . "Homcschooling is a very personal choice," Bush said . "It isn't ; uituble for ull chil. drcn . and it isn 't suituble for all purcnrs." ' "Yes." uddcd Wolf. "I · would say lirst and foremost . you have to enjoy having your chi ldmn around . All lU I~ nts love their children, llUI some also like. to see the end of summer come. or sec tl\e children go otT on the bus in the momi ng. I think those purcnt s arc prohably l ~ss ~ 111tcd 111 home-schooling. · · John Constunzo ugrecs it is u decision not to be taken . lightly. Constunzo, superin· ten dent of Gulli a-Meigs Educationul Service Center, ~ nid taking u child out of muinstn:ant educatiou on u .whim is a mistake. "The cases where parents get tlpset with a teacher or · with I he school. and tuke their children out for that reason urc. I think, cases where the child 's best interests haven't been considered," said Constanzo. "I'm not so worri ed about ubout the place the 'child is teaming in us the quality of education he or she 1s receiving." One of the most commonly asked questions ubout h omcsc hoolin~ is: When time is so fl extble at home. isn't it hurd for the children to adj ust u more rigid structure 111 the "real" world of college and jobs, and then cnrccrs? Ilush said she feel s the reverse is true. ·"Yes, it is u more flexible schedule for schooling, but I lhink the kids have to learn . to bulanj:e · things," Bush said. "Donald works part- contuiner. $25 plus cost, littermg cost only. Donald Stone. Middleport. resisting arrest amended IO ob ·tructing oflicial business. $200 plus co 1. $100 suspend· cd live duys. jail sus(ll!ndcd to probation of good behavior tor one year; Lest<:r Wise. Middleport. DUI. $700 plus cost. 10 days jail. seven days suspended, 90 days to complete 72-hour DIP school in lieu of Jnil. 180 day license su pension. two years probation of gtlOd behavior; · Cunis Riflle. Middleport , DUS, dismissed . speed $44 plus cost; Ryan Powell. J>omt•roy, DUS, $150 plus cost. failure to control plus cost; John Stumbo Jr., Potneroy open container in motor vehicle. $63; Shawn Price, lockport. obstructing oflicail business. $25 plus cost. Forfeiting bonds were : Rowena Vaughan, Pomeroy. speed: · Dnvid Calhoun. Athens, speed; Joseph Donuhue, Albany. spet:d; Robert Summers. 'pt.-ed: Bcverl r Mnrmw. speed: · Franklin Sampson, speed . truffic light; time mowing lawns for the villugc und some churc hes. and he ulso maintains our lawns here. He docs some vehicle maintenuncc - for us und his uimt. lie has lo manage hi s time well in ord..:r to get everything done in time." Wolf said she plans work for Davey to do. und tells him she cxpccts it to be done "ut some point" through the course of the day. She added this more closely resembles u situution in a JOh. when a boss will not stand over an cmlloyc~. but the employee wit be expected to complete his or her work in u timely munner while balancing other rcsponsibililie's. Wolf said, "We ~o at Davey's pace. It docsn t take as much tinic to cover a topic thoroughly with one child, so this allows them more freedom." "Anything they do cu n be used us u h:aming cxpericnce," suid Bush. She said homeschooling includes classroom-type work, but ulso practical, )lands-on learning. In addition to the required subjects. she said a curriculum can be geared towurd the child's interests. "Mary· Beth hus found a way to learn guitar on-line.'' Bush said . "We make use of the Intemet und television. There a lot of good sites and a lot of good programs on Discovery and TLC." "I think u child is more willing to learn within a less rigid curriculum," said Wolf. Mary-Beth, 16, said the opportunity to learn at home has alleviated the worry for her about peer pressure. · "It's great not having to worry ubout what I look like in the morning," she said, adding that she often "goes to school in her pajamas," and that on the whole, she has been very happy with her schooling exr._erience_. When asked 1f there are any druwbacks tl> schooling at home, she suid she thought she might have iessit:u Mal'l:um, Vinton, speed: Donald Sondennan. Columbus. improper backing; Steven Kraijank, Pomeroy, obstruct· ing nfficial business; Michael Stephens, Milwood, speed; Terry Vumey. Long Bottom, speed: Shane Donohue, Pomeroy,. no se111 belt, speed: Rus ell Williams, Huntington. speed: Je sica Jewell. Pomeroy: Shaune White. Rutland. speed: David R. Long. Pomeroy. speed; June Wright . Bidwell, no seutbelt; . Daniel Wright. Bidwdl. no seatbelt; Mary Carter, Ratcliff. speed: Lorie Stewart. Shade, speed; Guy Sargent. Pomeroy. speed; Keith Rader. Syracuse. failure to control: ·Francis Walker. Rutland. speed; Du vid lnherst. L011g Bottom. speed: Melissa Miller. Long Bottom. speed; C l ~on R. Pratt Ill. Pomeroy. speed; Rusell Robinson. Pomeroy. speed; Stacy Cook. Apple Grove, W.Va .": Christopher Barringer, Reedsvi lle, speed. fcwllr friends und acquaintunccs. but wh..:n Mary poi ntt•d out friends made ,ut high school urc often superliciut. Mary -Beth readily ug recd. Mury -Beth suid she would like to go the University of Rio Grunde after graduating. und may be interested. in a cun:cr in ~raphic d~;sign. . "''m suit thil1king about it ," she suid. Donald plans to be a min: istCJ:.-.one duy. but said he realizes he ·would have to suRplemo:nt this income. 'I'll , probably be a mechunic ns well." he suid. Bush said she feels the mujority of home-sc hooled children leum belter sociul skills, because "they have to interact with ull kind s of people. of all ugcs." "The kids we see at the home-sc hooling meetings are very tolerant of people of different ages," she said. "The older ones help their siblings and other younger children. You do get to set the morals and usc them daily. Whereas at school they are exposed so much to other people's morals." Bush suid the road hasn't been entirely smooth. "The first couple of years was rough. I was regularly heuring. 'This isn't the wur, Mrs. so-and-so does it.'' Bush said. "Of course there are bud days; of course there are frustrations. That's because we 're human, und it's a nor· mal reaction," said Wolf, ' "There are · days you think, 'Whr ? Why am ' I doing this? nnd there are days I'm sure when the kids think, 'WhX is Mom doing this to me?" "And there are times when you feel like you're wading through mountains of laundry or everything's a mess and you can't get unythin~ done. There arc bad days.' agreed Bush. Practicalities of homeschooling include an annual test. 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It's going to be an inconvenience to the public, but we hope our patrons will agree, once the project is completed, that it has been worth the inconveniences. "We hope our flBtrons will stick with us," Eblin said, "We basically huve to prove to the superintendent that they're lcuming," said Bush. "We em\ choose .one of three ways to do it." Bush suid she can present a portfolio · to a certified teucher to assess; let the teacher give the children a . test; or another way. agreed upon by the superintendent. "At the begmning of the year we hu ve to write a letter of intent to John Constunzo, letting him know we are going to homc·schooi ," Bush said . Numbers of people opting for this method are slowly , growing, according to Constanzo. "In 1990, the number of home-schooling families in Meigs County was 26; this year it' s somewhere around 75," he said . ' It' s hurd to exact, Consta nzo said, because numbers will fluctuate slightly through the course of the school year. "We aren't trying to muke things difficult for parents who feel this is the best thing for their children." he sui d. "B~t we need proper notiticallon, so we know who's at home and who's at school. We also have to keep track of progress to u certuin extent- we need to do that for the sake of the children. "There are cases in which not enough thought has gone into both the reasons for keeping a child home, or what is involved in ensuring that child hus a thorough education. ' "The legalities of homeschooling have changed over the years. In the begin· ning, the only acceptable reasons were religious. Now, anyone with u high school diploma who wants to, can decide to go this route," Constanzo said. "Again, I want to make it clear that it's not about where the child is being edu- · cated, but it's about whether the educational needs of that child ure bein~ met." noting that circulation at the main library has been down since the construction pro· ject has been underway. The· renovation · project has been financed through the library board's building fund, and will also include the construction of an out• door children's play urea, an expanded parking lot for patrons and library employees, and u renovation of hasement-levei meeting rooms. The new addition has been named in honor of long-time board member Charles E. Blakeslee. Lou Morgan Builders of Sandyville, W. Vn., is the general contractor on the project. Obituaries -------three Jliuumi Teaford. M. tt~rs · Maxine Deem BELPRE - Ma,tne H. Deem. 83, of Bl"lpre. du~d Monday. Sept !6. 2002. al Marietta Me1110rial Hospital in Mariettll. She was bom in Middlepot1 on July 27. L9 L9, daughter of the late Byron H. and Estu Robinson Rou;h: She w11s a lifelong homemak· er and ve~y giving ~her to her famtly. Shantig her e~penise in her avid imerests in gardening und us a seulil· stress wen: her u•ual activities. She created her d~ugh ­ ter's clothing. made alterations. and did quilting. as weH us suppl_ying produce lo fanuly and fnends. Surviving are u daughter and son-in-law. Carolyn and Ted Dyer: a son und daughter-in-law, Robert L. und Suzanne Deem of Liuk Hocking; three grundsous: Travis Dyer of Ruletgh . Wyatt Deem of Lillie Hocking. and Ryun D<:em of Belpre; two granddaughters. Bobbi Jo Deem and Jennifer Deem, both of Columbus: u great granddaughter, Paiten Altemose of \olumbus: three brothers: lvun Roush of GuHipolis, and WiHiam Roush and Donuld Roush , both of Portland; two sisters, Audrey Williams of Ft. Myers. Flu.. und Hild ~ Davis of Racine: sevcru l nieces und nephews: and u spec iul friend. Alma Myers of Belpre. Besides her parent s. she was preceded in death by her husband, Henry G. D..:em : three brothers: Harold Roush. Niel Roush and Ben Roush : irene Atkinson. and Kathryn Price: Wld ~vetJlnte<.-es and n.:phe"' ~. ServK-es will be held at II a m Thursd~y at L<loaVIII Funeral Home. Belpre. wtth burial to follow at Evt'ltreen Ct:-metery. Helpr~ . Fno:nd> may call at the funer.1l ho~ 7 to 9 p m. .Wednesduy <tnd ltlt.., l La.m. TI]Un.day. - 1'1/d ,.,... Harry Gilliand SHADE - Hurry Gilliand. 1!8. Shade. pa• ed uway Monday. Sept. 16. 2002 at Ruckspring> Rehabilitation Center in Pomt"roy. Hurry ''as loved by all who l..ncw him. He loved to tell old storie; from long ago and to •mole hi s pipe. Hurry "as !xm1 in Flor~ 10 Ella and Annie · Dusky Gilliand. lie n:sided for many y~ars "ith Harky and Carril" Whuley. He is ,[u·, 1Vt•d by a very special nit·,·e ~nd n.:phcw. Georg<' and Loui~e Staats. und many nlh~r nieces and ncshews. Besi es his parents. he "us preceded in death hy two sisters . Carrie Whaley and Muttie Puliim. <md five hrothen: Clmrlic. Bill. 1-luben. Wilbur atid Wayne Gilliand. Oruvidcs services will he held ut LI a.m. Thursduv. Sept. IQ, 2002 at l:lurlinghui11 Cemetery in Shade. Rev. Makolm will oflidatc. Friends may call at 1he White Funeral Home in Coolville on Wednesday from () to S p.m. - P,ld nota Deaths Glenn David Black THURMAN Glen n Duvid Black. 63. Thurman. died Wednesday, Sept. 18. 2002, in Riverside Methodist Hospital, Co lumbu~. Arrnngements will be . announced by Hall Funeral Home. Proctorville. Dr. Donald M. Thaler GALLIPOLIS Dr. Donald M. Thaler. ' 72. Gallipolis, died Mondar. Sept. 16, 2002, at hi s rest · dence. Servit:es will be II u.m. Friday in the. First Presbyterian Clnirch. Gallipoli s. Burial will be in Ohio Val ley . Memory Gardens .- Friends may call ul McCoy· Moore Fu nera l Home Wetherhoh Chupei. Gallipolis. from 5·8 ·p.m. Thursday. In lieu of tlowers. memorial gifts may be given in Dr. Thaler's memory to tho French An Colony, in care of Mary Beu McCullu, 530 First Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 L. A complete obituary will uppeurin Thursday's Tribune. Local Briefs Citation Issued • Emergency Servic es units answered the following calls POMEROY - Paul J. for assistance Tuesday: C!NTitAL Dtii'ATCH Hatfield. 44, 751 Sycamore 5:34p.m.. Carleton St., assist· St .. Middleport. was cited for . assured clear distance .by the ed by Syracuse unit. Bill Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Brewer, Holz.er Medicui Cemer; Highway Patrol following a 5:48 J .m., White Hili Rd .. three-vehicle accident Monday ussiste by Rutland unit, Frank Houser, Holzer: on U.S. 33 near Pomeroy. Troopers said Hatfield was 7:58 p.m .. Sheriff's Dept .. northbound at 6:50a.m. when Dayle Brooks. treated; 8:28 p.m., Holzer Meigs he was unable to slow in time and struck the rear of a pick· Clinic, Stephen Morlan, Holz.er. up truck driven by Robert D. Stgler. 17, Murray City. The collision forced S~gler's vehi· cie into the rear of a car dri· ven by Vicki A. Hanson, 46, 100 Hollr Lane, Pomeroy. POMEROY ~ A divorce Both Sigler and Hanson had has been granted in Meigs slowed for a curve at the time County Common Pleas Court of the crash, the report said. to Brenda Joy Hundley fro m Disabling dumuge was li st· Charles Jack son Handl ~y. Jr. ed to the Hatfield and Sigler A dissolution has been vehicles, while Hanson's car grunted lO Scot F. Gheen and had nonfunctional damage. Canice J. Gheen . Granted divorce, dissolution Meigs EMS · report POMEROY - Meigs PUYIIII Till WEEIIII Mill Subac:rlptlon lntlde Melge County 13Weeke .... , ... . : . . .'27.30 28Weokl. , ......•....'63.82 52 Weel<a , ..... . . . . .. ' 105 .58 R1t11 Outtldo Melgo County 13 WHkl . , .... .. , ... .'50.05 :i6 Weeki . , .. ........•100.10 52 Woekt . , , , , , , , .... '200.20 AlL AGE5. All liMES \•1 oo �• The AS Th Daily ~hio • Valt&y Publishing Co. Den Olcke.-.oo Publisher Bette Pearce Managing Editor ChtlMM Hoeflich Editor J-, ·u~·'' 10 1hr t'<luur we• wdt '('mt~. /'11.:\· li.h<JU/<l l>t· 1.:"\ rlt,~• :p(J H <'Hi'. \II Inten Wt' \UhJ<'(' I ru t'~llli~t.'< ~m,( ~Hlt.\l bt: 'li.:'~c:"l Wltl md(tc/r- uddH( H uml ldt!t•h<mt;; num/k1: ,\'< J ' "'' "~,.,·,/ kttrn wi/1 />(• J><tl>/nll<·c/. I fila• .vwulci 1><: in ~<'<'<.~ ((1\(l' (l(Mrt:'\\ltl,i( H\lC('\ , ll(,i( 1~' 1 \ (ltf(tbtif'\, /ht• or,wwm .- \.JHt' ' \('<l m rhc· \ <,fw11n b<'lo-~1, w·~· th.: n11t t•l tJr,· Ohw \'(dlt•\' Jt>uNt\hWt< ('p, \ <'<lilvri(tl b<J<H\1. lml~· " -< 'rlkrwiw ''<'1\'tl. ,~,_,,, NATIONAL VIEW Equ • • - Eveyl hand needed_fi>r P R.KIN ' children to get fair slwre · The world can't wait on·Iraq to n1ak l ~t11r Tt·lbllllt'. Mhmi'IIPI•IIs. 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'\l.llh <1 t'l>w j:lllll'nllll•n~ IIUIIIX'rhups on~· ~hir1l1•t"'he pm11111s wh\l fllilllli'~Q' chilli slip. htll' ~ b\'~11 ilfiU\11.'11 \hll 1'\ll\l 1•f ll~fl.'n\1· por~ urt' ~hcm,~h es lll~•r 1•r unl'mplovl'\1, 11111lthtll 's 1>11<1 l'llll· inll fll.'\'11\>m in its h\>ur 1•f mwdm\m\ s1 >n cnfot\'i ng Mtppnr~ lll'dllrs tt il~uys lms Nl'll Slll'h 11 1ll'\il111 lhmjler." l'hUIII'Il!ll.'. ... . l'hut \I I~'• \lSWIIIilllly, lh~ 1\\\'si<l~~ Ttwrt' \ 1111 equity imt1> '''''· Bt•1:m.se Ihi' YU.\1 1111\illdty llf ll11sh 1I~H 1'\ll'l'll 4 I Y~ll~'~ lui\" I' 111 Ill\" adult~ 011 wdftll'l' mv singk' uw~hors, thtJ wt~lliu-e- tn·wor~ rev· repres1>111111lws 1>1' uhtly ~ll(l mllillll~ · ''lui inn hus wnultlltl>\1 h>u nm:kd1•wn 1>n lll•t•r. slnglt' Wl•men . <.'II~Wtlno>\1 In N..-w Ytu'k <'ltv t\lf 11\o A' 11 IIHtllcr of f11irncss, th<' Slli111' l1>gil· siMtl\1 ~~ tippH\lll ~~· th~ tiiiiiiHII tJ .N. Oou~rnl Ass~mt->iy, ftl~hl'l's : St>dm will insist ~~~~~~they tuk~ 111or\' "''PI'nsit>Uity 1\vmll'llv Wlls !'I'I'SIH\111111 thlll h\sl\11'\' th\1 ~~~~I"~~'' l'\ll\~s\ls 1\1<.'\lllll'ly, f11r ltwir llehul'l1•r und th•·ir l'hildrcn, t>ul it will oft\lr ih~m tlw hml \'tlll\)1111/'1'11 him ''' jl.IW\\1\'1111' th~ Th\1 l'~''<'~ll.l\'lll 1\ls\l w<mt~ v111 ~ 1·"~~ tulll' ~ 0 1 lla~c ~~~~~~ lll•.<>illk. · · . (\•Ill Wm·. '' \11> 11111 'lmnk fmm this 111 mllhiWI~'<' 11 tlt'\>\1 \t~·l~\' "ll"hl~l lnt\l That\ the philll'llphy 11\•hinllllt~ t'XI'I'I'll11~'l\~ \'llli\'11 Purlli"'~..........I)Sj'l 111slt">ilhy," suill thll :t~th 1'~\'SI· If th~ 111.h11llll~lt'lllh\ll Is IH\sllll''''"llhill Fuir Shtltv, l'ondul·ll'd in " ·'wml l'lllll1~i''' tm•uml ~lw m11i1•11 \1~;~ 11 t "I w1•1\'111111' il." · llat~Mt~\1 Is t.'\1\ll'l'mlhl)! Mlv with II\"' tlltl'illg ~h1' IW!h. 1'1>1>1'. lllllll'IISh>dial Jlllll'll\' whn hull fulll;'n Simihlrl)'. a11,h Nlil'l'\l' tiHII Ills hi~<- Vmtllll Nullllns - l\11\llt' 1111~'\lhl 1.'\1~1· lwhi11d 1>11 ~lwir ~hilthllppt>l'l ,nrdt•r, rt•wll'llll '~ill' ~minln):, tlll'k 1·nllluj: j, II\ l~?ml thll w1wt 11 lu 1tw till\1(>~ til ~~~~~ ~ul">tlll'l\~jl' 111 hlll\1 th\l jon <:llllll,~lil\!liiii\11\IIW illl\'111il\1> ~\> llliV lhllil' 1\Piijliilil>lls, '" Wlll' \Ill ~I>I'IW. "Wt> 1-'lll\11111 ·s~lll\11 hY 1111\1 hWl 10\11 1\\l ~~ lli;)Y\llllllllljl \'hl'llll\'111, ( \•nt:t'c''' hn• l'llnsidt•rcll npnmling 1f1is ~ll\.'lk lliilil>llwldtl, ,,1, lll•thilljl whil\1 lhlllll\ll'~ !l<ilh<.'t," lw l>i\ll\ljlh.'lll Mllllud\lt~~' Wl'lll\11~\\, bllt u "hllh'-'r' C'nu111" bill thut Pll"s~'ll ~~~~ 111111s~ h1st .yeur tni 1t lhl' \lull\1\1 Ntlllllll~, Flmtll", Ill" ''"'~l·l•"\1 wt~'\1~.· 'II 'II"'''' • "' ''" ' ' ' " fulklllll I'll" Ihe s~nme . It' C't>t1)ll't'SS 111\tl tho Busb ~111"lnls· tru1i11n me ·'''ri"n' tthilllt t'hil1l 'ltppt•n 111111 wl'lhtt't' t'tlli•rm, Tlw l''"'ltk'll~ "''111 111 tho: \ 1 nllt~1l 111111 lh\\ ~11'(11\jl' ~llf\PIWI 11f lh\l ~lit')' ;IHJilld \t't' tlmt bill signud inll• lit\\' this ,Vt'lll',. Nmh•ns ~~· \1\llk~ ~tw ~""" lhtll ll\'tl\\11 An\~rktm puhlk: Nl.'lll'ly M1 \i.'lllllll \It' m•v1is ~~· "'' ~~~~l'n S\1\l~wr l'uthllr thllll In hmw lho.' \Jnh\'1.1 S~nl\is 11~11111 t\1~'1.·~ lui Ill' lll,llllu't Stl\lllum llllsS~•i ll \ ~~'llllll 111 ~'\1111\Wil ~~~~~M?ln 1\'111\1 I"'WI'~\ 1'\l~l mc , whkh Is husHv llllVI'IIII'hljl 11\'\'11~\lillll 111 11 \'ll\'0111 ('1\S N~;~w:JN\lW IWupnll> nf mn"' tl~>~<tnt~·th'n lhm 1•1w Y1wk 'flml'' 111111. 1lny m11y h1• lls\llt 111 WIIJlo.' ~1'1'1'1\1', Tht> mwsu~t~l'~ nt lh\1 l l11111'\' Bu,h\ ~~~~·""ll~' Wil" llil'\'\'11'11 1111~ Ntllhm:-. llllll 1111 flll\hllllllll ttl'll\1~ OY "IHf ASSOCIATfD PRI SS 1>1ily to the I I. N, ll~llljllllll• ln lhll lhut llu~h · hi~~ ~\Ill l'l'\)1'1111.' 1 1 Mln1~[1ll\l '1\llhty i• W~tln~"luy, s,•pt ' IK, th~ ~!I hi Iitty tll' ~~~12. Th~l\! · US>CII1hlv l.' humlwr ·- ptll'lii.'IIIUI'IY ~YIIII'II\'!i lhlll Hll,s!iln 11'111~· I~ 111'1'1'1 · Ill\' I04 lillY' ld~ . it1 Ihe y~11r. ·n,,lay ·, \ lighllgh~ inlli~~~ll'y : tlll~>l'rvt)rl•s\lntinll Am<•rl~tt\ 1\'ltll'll~~it nph\1)\111(\m~\ltl ' "'""I"'""' l'h~y "''"'" Eur'•1•cnn tm\1 Anti"> nlllt~~< ·- h11~ nls11 111 thnt 11 t">ml p~·~\'1'111'1\1 Wlllll\1 hi' ,Ill II' On S~pl. IR. 1(),17, Ill\' N111i1>1Hil SL'l' t,'rl~y A1'l, whkh llltllkli lh\l I .s. (\•ngr\1" nml ~h ~~ Am~;~~·km~ ttw t lllitl'll Simi'~ 1\HIIII\11.'\1 tm mlt\1.'~ ~lit' Army, Ntii'Y11ml n~1~ly li>l'llll'li Atr h>IW lmo 11 1111~innul IWopil'. ll!lllll\~1 lrm1 nlm'l"\1 111 twlill)ln~ 11 mllittu·y ~s~11hlislun~n~, w~m inll••·ft'c:,·t. ( ln ~his dtllc: · Ill' WHIH' the l l.N. Swurh;~ ('muwll l'll)llll11' ~tml\1)1' l\1 llu~h1lml , 'l'hll)l ~1111· to rlllilllnn thl' lk'IHIIIIII> 11 mml~> "I""' lli'S~ thut tlw1Jnll\:>\l Stull'~ ~hn11l\l wult In 17W, tlw Freu~h fol'llllllly \\IITcnllcrc\1 (..lu~llcL' ~u ~11\l llriti, h. ' ll~tss11ln l'nlh•wlnll his lil'l'vn~ Ill 1h11 until I hl ~slll l\ lll.'lilllll~ 1.'1111\tnlls S\11\W 1 Pvrslnn (itilf Wtll' tliut UHjlhlhld lllf\ 11'11 ' Ill' Ulllllhl't' hll,\11'1' \\'Hjl.hljl.ll'lll' 'In 17 JJ, l'r0sldcnt Wushlngtilll luid the · cnrn0rs~nn~ uf lh~ II .S. C'tlpliul. . ':111\1\Miitil<'ly lll\\1 IIIWIII\IIili\ll1llll)' . 1\jll\ll\st him, • hll'\lS\Vl'HI'. dlsdiiS\1 1111\l 1'\l i\\IIY\l \II' llusli t1mls 11\l~h Ihlnl\hlll, llll~ljl\lt'\IUS, .In IK10, Chile ~~~~·lurctll~> ind~p,•nd~nw 1'1~•111 Spnln. llc.~~wy nil wcuptll\~< nl' tl\11'' dt,>sll'lll.'· 'l\1 \'lll 'lhtss!.'ln 11ny tn\\1'\1 shll'"' nl1!i~' 11 l11 IH~O, Ctulgr"" pn"~~~ tlw Fujlliivtl Sh1ve Act, whl••h Iiiii\ , lt•tl j;•l'lllljl\ltnhsll\ls 1111111111 1'\lhll· lll'~lld\l 111' ll!il111111.'1111l' li .N, ~'\li<ll iU\1111\S ullowc,d shtWOWnt'll'\ Ill l'lldllilll \IIIV\1' wl\11 h11tl \ISL'IIIll.ld Ill Ill her >lllh.l.~ . t~tl mtlh'l'lu l" 111111 111 ~miiii'S~ mill · 111 whlvh thi' 111.'~1)\1\ hlm~11 ll' (ti'i'l'llNI, 111ry lll.' tlouul~tlin~l IIU ,~>Illn's l'llj:lmllll' "Is II\ h¢11h\' lil' e~ 111' mllll\111' llllll th11 In II<~ I, tlw firs~ edition uf The N~w York Times wu; l'ilb· llshcll. ' · In IIJ27, the Culiu.llhiu Phom>jlt'uph llrnmlcusting Sy,lem (lnl~r CllSl lllli!lc It' duh111 with u hu,\11' net Will'~ 1•1' lllmtlln , Ill· • Jos ph Perkins TODAY IN HI'STORY ~Ions . THE VILLA ·r 1110 ~~- ~~~- ~~ \~\II M." Tlw IW\11~111 \\ \\il\\.'1.1. "I'M I'W,I 111111' \\\' Ill<\' ill' \.'\\11~~~~~ 1.'\'H\\ill II\' II\\~ ~~~I\' I~·" ~>.~Ill' h "~~~. t 1\11.11\11' 1\1\1, 1\(> ~~~\'' \\1~·-" . h'l\1\l\l\1, '~''' U\1\lt, '~ ~~ 111\\11 1\w 1111! (11111' W\\t, U\1'-WIII ' , 1\i~lml! "lit~~ \\ \1\ll\1 hiiW 1\\\\i\\'"lll.l <I 1111\'11'\\1' W~'\11 1\\1 l\\l~f th\\11 I~.\.." ' \ II '"· n~ \\1.1\1\'\1, " h'\\11 ~l\lllhW ~ \'\11\t\llll' 1\11\'llmt ~~l;;\\11~1~ \111\.l I ~)mkillll~-. II Nl\llt\~ Ill~ I'N~'''"' hlt'hl~ll'\1\'l\1\'\> ~~l\l\111\ 111111\1 " 1\ll~l\'1\t \\'~\1.\1\," 'I'll\' 1'11'\lsl\k>\\1\ \'1\lhl\\11~ "~""'"~11~111 I~ 1.'\ll'l'\111\lillllll.l ~~~ 11 1.ll~1111l;;lh~ 1"'" 1'~1~\1\'1 1\'l\'lll~ll\l II\ I, \\ ~" "' '"" h1 l'tmllllllllll lu~thlltl' l\\1 iltl'lltvt~k St~l\.111'~, "~' hlll'l'Nmll·~ll ~·""''"'\'n '"l" nl~<~tlllll, h \'1'11\'h\\11'~ Ihill 111"~"'" \ ~'I'~ II\\~ 1.'1111 11111111 II 111~\'11'{11 h\11111\ \\ ht\' hi 1\\\\lllh~ It' II M\111 ll\\11 \l'"ll"tll'\ 11.1 """''" n~'H" ~~~~~~~rM, - 111.1 11!~1 l l, , lll!lt>t~<\11'' om1.l li,S, h1wm\\~l'~~ t\tiltl' ill'l''~''"'" 11111 1111\i· 11lm\l\' nf tlllltlh~""'· 111 1\wm ~~ ~~~vll IWiml' ml\\11\~l't 1\1!~\itnllll~ \ll\11\\llhll ~t\llll\l\.1 h IIIII lh\~ \\'\'\'\.., hi 11'~\lnt\\lt;l 111 thl' . ~~~~~~~" tl\1\'llnmiiHII R11t\wm ('llmmiHI'I/, "A 11\1\'hHII'IIn\\ll\l Sllillhlm \\ "'1''111.~ Ihi' ~\'11.'11\'ltX \It' IIIII' l'n\h'll \\\W 1.l \II your own home? 1111\'ll'ill' "'""\"~~~~. it I• \1111}' n mt~nv~' nl' tim\' 001\WI' 1\1\~y Wlll\1)1\1\~ l\1\l 11~\lll. " lll'\l:otllhllll Uush I~ lhHI'~'nthlll\1111 j)l't'o \'t;~l\1 11\llilt><~r 1\l~'I\W lwl\wt;~ It tWI.'\11',, It ~'lllllilh\~ l\1 1\\} ~\'IHI Whl'th\'~' thl' l ll\111'11 Nt~tllln' l\11\l lht> ll ,S, 1:.\llliU"'~s wlH ~lllml h\'hhKI thl' 11'111.1~~· 111' 1111' ll\'1' Wlll'i\JIW \111 11\\lhlnl}ll' \1111\ll\l~'~ tl,lllhl'l\ Onllia-M igs Community Action is offering m hom buyer education dusses for anyone who i interested in learning about the ins and outs of buying or maintaining a home.· tJt~~rt•lt !l~liltt,\' 1'.1 u mlm1111iM tht' 'l'hl' Su11 Dit'llr • t l11ltlfl tl•llllflll' wt~l t'llll I•~ t'!!urhl'41 ut ,lf~ll'llh, l'rt'k/tl.l't IIIIUII/i'fii,IHH, j Thpics covered during these classes include: I Thnt1ght lor '1\odny: "l.nncliuc-s ... i1 nmlnlwuys hu• hccnllill ,From "Ym1 ( 11111 c,., 11111111! Agu1n, hy lhonu" Wolle, Ami.lllcllll nuthtll' (I!JIHJ, I<J,lX), DROP US ALINE. c~mral1,111d 11wviJuhlc ,cx);>crlc!l~c ol every n,Hon:· . .Dream about owntng_ \\Ill hi\\ I! 11111!1\1"~' Wl!lll\\1\1~, "AIIII II~W~ thll llli'I'W 111'1\IIWk hn> BY JIM MumN nl' I)Q~' lhM~I wllh hi~ 11111!1111> ~1111.1. It l)l'l)l'l~w h11s hll\'11 ill)l"'"'~lll\w 1111 "lll.ll• Tlw IWIII'\111m1wl\lth~uiN ~~~ m11· l)u·m lt111k~ Hke ~~~ ·~ 11')'11\ll II• ~'llll~h ~111n11· \li1Q\1M" then " llv '~ 111\i'lllm~tlm t\11\1 ~Ill• Is ~o mile., uwny, Tlint N\\llmls worse thlnp ~hll lwl few ltuwh, I'll! I Shtl's tllllltl~s mnst nr lhl' tlm~l thun It Is, Wh~n W\l Hv11d In Munhumm. "II'.~ l'll!ht uul ol' n flt'l.'\1 Aslnlr\h hOis 11f hlldy l'llll't jo~~sl Prom thll muu I~ <11icn 1nnk 11 .1 ~0 mlm1tes nl' mnr!i 111 Olnjl\lt Rollers 1111Will, Isn't 11'1" Su11 lhllt \lll'l!lllell 'Su·illt~hl 111 t'llhll!l' lll\ll ~~~~ 11 1 nn "\\lnwn thent6r f~·nm •lmv11· snys. I wmul\lt' whlll the IWOJlllr I'll• the JII'OdUQN~ ol' '111'1\msh•ll, t'el ht'll)t. lnwn, Ill' I' ~·~ V\li'SII , An1l l'nr II hll lllii!H\l Is'! Is h l'lldl' tOliSk llllothel' flliY• Fllle\l fl'llp' ~IIIII\\~ I W IUUI!h• ll'\'~ 1'\111\• mnvle, you 'd nlwuy.1 hill'\l 111 wnlt In ln11 Qtlstomor hi 1111mse sUIJl mnklny11 ~ Y)l, "Oh~Q~n~ tlll~IIIN''II{'~ lhl' 1111WIIl lin~. Still, II '~~1m Ilk~ 11 mlnnt' mlvl.ln· ~IQl:'/ · · )'our whnle mllllllll ~t!hnnl wllllw tulk· 111r~ ~VtlJ'Y ~imo we llrlw tntlw i'mlnty Flnully. hli'~MI.'\lly. the ll»htM»IHlown. Ina Qnctllll" S\.1111, whi>'h Is so hl11il hu~ 11 tnullun1l u A nntl ve upplltU'M !hut IhiMp~'tiVII.lw hll~ Will thllnmvl~ WI.' l'ltllli to Wlllllh llYI't' tw 1 '"S~twn n~ultlpltlx , It's s11 smnll OUI' helin 11\lpl'llve\lllll' 11liiiU\llOI1t!\lM, Thtm. MIOI't'l Rllmlnll mlllo \lllll\llllln mhlUIIls .'I IIII' Wnrs lmhtJdlll only hull 111 vomo In 1Jol1yl~e\l \11111\lruphnnlg MO\In\1 we luto IW!\1 tlnw. The two In lhml nl' us two mlnu~tls tllil'ly h>lw llw l'lrstlullnll. hetlt' 1111 11~nnl~lnp h11mnn MP~'Ilbm: n pill· llnlxh IWQklntl «ncl llt1ht UIJ " joint Tiny lho11~h II Is, •nnw lhltljiH 111'1.1 lttr~ ol' II ~hlny ~l\tVII1tl knll'~ plnWhljl "IMil'llhiH 111111 H1110khl~ lhlltlllll''/"' luHk ~xnclly ll~o tlw hill ~lty, Tlw ~m tpl l' lhrnu11h 11 lihllMI. Th11 movie w1.1 hnw Su In 11 Mltlllll 1 hiMIWI'. hvhlllllll' 1hl11k.~ 11\l u1w 1'1111 hout· tlwm. Qnnw 1<1 soe IM 11 ll!lhlheut'le>ll romm11111 Th~! jill)' fn lhllll nl' us 1\lt'nx IIIWIIl\1 Tlwy ur~ tulkln~ In 1111 tlhsol~ll~ly nnr· ~ume\ly, A l'lhh lmmlt'lltiVh~M lnlo th 111111 M~yM, "'l'h~y nwm1 ~lllHI'\111\1~ • . lllllliiiJW 111' volw, II ~ If IIW t'QSI of II~ llfil hn\ly ~<IVI IY 1111~1 (l\111~ Olllll ~llll•tlQII\111~ ducJe ," lllvl.,lhl~ umlrh~J'Q l~ ·no o11c "'l ~e In tlw hlltnllll houri. Tlw hnnlltht~11YM th~ henri "W\l'V\1 1'\lully 1101 111 1io Ihi~ llllll'\1 11\ovlcllwulct'. 1111 lhll 1'111111' und u ltu·pe hiiiQk hnnt nlll!n," I ~II)'. . "AI llv~ nlln11t~' 111 flv~;~ ~lw nskM nw ~ I\1111P' II 1'1111 lhe,~ kl~kM It U\YIIy. A "Do ynu minJ'I" MHYK 1111~ ul' 11w to type Jill., rcpon . C'utl youlwllovll It'/ voice 1mnmm~~~~ V~1u v.~ n~vet• Mill'lll wnm1m hi!hlml liM, "Wift'11 u·ylnu to She k1ww I wu' ~oln11 nu! lnnljlht, ton.'' unythlnllllklllhiM hefnrel wm~h u nuwh.l ht~t'l!l" "' "Youh," suys lwr purtn11r. "you j!lve 1-.lke Ihut wmtl(l ,h 11 lwllhinll'l l'vll ' "Sonw j1ilojllil tll'l! Mil 111~\IIIMI\Iet•ul '' 1 SOtni.\tllll.l II lltU'I'IInl ~lllljrCII, II l~htir.IIIN n~Vilf,Silil lllll\lllll lnilllliCI II Wl10il Vhll)• ~U)'N hill' l'i'l\1110, s~hPhu·~ hlj1, 11 ~htiWilll.l Court vlerkMhl11 l'or. I ve llilVtlt' Milll,n unymw MIVtlllnw tl Jim Mu/1~11/,1 tit~ w11/wr ill' "/I1IIA~.1 und 11 Nnh~l l'rlt.o llll~ltho)' lhlnk they . lvo rutllll~IHikll. I w IW~Ilt' M~~n n1w t1 111/u~/f' ft/1111.' · Mrmoil' t!/'11/~ A/lrl' ~j)f./\Y llW I'YII1inll, Whllrll ~lu lhe~ fl. 1 Sllllll(.l~ll 1wln rlrlnk milk 1\1111 thll ulh~r tltr Cifl'" (81t!tm 1 am/ .~l'lm,1• 1r~: ~llfJI), \IIlii hlnw II nur hi s no~ll. I hut thl~Mil t /Jr ttl,w r·rmfl•lluur,i 1'1'11111411'11' w · In 1'1'1!111 of' It~. IWit ~1111\ljl kill~ lll'll 1111lllfl I 11'11111 HI, " 1!'111~1'111/11111~111 \V~rA/,1'1 /r/,1' Nlltlil /,I' ne•·~J n ~ , Til~ B"Y I• S\'1'111111111 lhll htw~ Otwll lltJitln, tlw Bl'll~n nnllvll: " I hiM //111 mull~ltrlilt'fllll, ~iltllll~ill~ Co1ning soon to _a theater~· An actual movie! ' UIThlrtl Avt,, QRIIIPOIII, Ohio 140·44N041 11 t oaun ll,~oi'Gmlroy, Ohlt uo ....., • • • ~·~~~." Mllll Nt>tmt;~'lllllt , "M11~11 1111 ml* Hll..ll uhmil 1\, 011\'1' Sml1lllll\ ""' 1\111.'1\111~' Wl'ill'"n', tlw II'~'~\II' m'l\\ ~~~·~ In l'lo I, Unlt~\1 Nutlnus S~crtllury· OIIn\11'111 Dlljl 1-lulnmut·sk,jultl wus killed lnu \'lmw t'rush In nnrtht~t·n RIMicsln. .In 1970, ro1'K >tur .lim I llcnt 1h tiled lu Londonut ngu 27. In 197 .~. IICW'j'IIJICI' IICi'I'C~S 1'11trkill liiiiii'SI WUIL'IIplurccl \1)' the FBI in Sun hull,,i,cn, IIJ llliHilh' ttlier 11~1n g kldnnptwd hy IIIC Symhioncsc Uhunlllnn Annt · In I<JH I. 1 1111ii'~lllll hnnnt·in~:tmm~r Pl'l'.•ldcnt Ft•rd wus 1l~d· k-utcd in UmnLI Rupid,, Mich . Ten ycun.ugt •: l{o" Pcrnt•s 1111111c wus Sllhmitlcd frw th~ ~lllh '1111~ hullol - Arlt.onu n11 ~he >llllltl dii)' 1h11~ Pemt hinled on NIIC\ "Toduy" >how thul he might throw hi> hhtll\lnthe pres· idcnli11lring, 11flcr ull. .' l'ivc ycm·, ugn : '1\vo j!IIIHllcn opened fire nn 11 jll'llllp r>f <:crmun tourbt.' i11 l'n1111 of~~~~ I (IJY I'~Inn Mttsctllll In downtown ( ulr(l, killing nino ol th~ touml> 11111111 llus drivel', Couptii'N1111tl l .yhmllll und PJ•kc Wuturl)ousc ug1wll 1<• merl)c to ~rem~ tlw world\ hlllJWSI ~~~~ountlng firm Voter.~ In Wul~' ntiiTnwly 11\•provod 11 Tlrhlsh govcmmcnl offer In sol 11p u Welsh u.ssom· h y. Medin mogul Ted 'l\u·nc1· pledged w sponu $1 hllllnn nn l lnilcd Nntillth CIIIISC,, ' . 01w ycur ago : A wwk ulicl' the Sept. II lllllick.s, PI'C sldenl Cic1>1'!lc W. Bu'h ,ultl he hopei! til "l'llllf the world" In the hnnle uguin't ICITori'lllllnu· prcdlc~crlthut 111 "pcnplc wli11 lov~ frc\l· dom" wm1ld )nin. lil>cinll Hll/1011/lWU plun.s Ill luy nff ''/' In .111,(XHI Cllllllllcl\'inl nirplunc 1•tnploycc• hy JIW end of 2 Kl2, l.cllt'r' P"'~lllltrk~d in Trcnlon, N.J.. unu hiler l~>to<ll1(1sltlvc lhr unthrnx , WCI'L' ,cnt to the New York l'o~ol und NBC' undl!ll'lll\111 '1\un llr"~ '1w. '1\lllny\ llirlllduy': 1\~tor Leon Askin Is (J~ . Actor ,luck Wunlcn i' X2. Actpr Rnhcn Ulukc l~o (i<J. SlniJQI' Jimmie l~ndyers i~o 69, Set!. l{oll\.111 Bcnucu, R-lltuh, Is t•'J, Act11r f lr~d Willnrd Is ~~~ . Slng•·r ITnnklc Avulon Is 112 , Rock mu.1ldun Kori'Y l.iv~illl l.s ~1. Actrc~• 1\nnu Dcuvcrc Smlill l.1 ~2. Acttu· Jum~' Ciundolllnt '' 41 . Singer JtiiUHW CuJhcrull (lh111111n l .cugu~J Is 40. Acll'c~o> llnlly l{ohin.-c1n l'cclc 11 .1K. Rllylhm·nml·l'hiOH ~oi ngcr l{icky Bel l lllcll lllv llcvnc unu New Edlihlll) Is ~~ . Actrc" Judn l'in~c ll Smilh i1 11. 1\ctor Jumcs Mnr~odLln I' 2lJ, Ac111r' 'll1ylor l'"ll cr ami llmnd1111 l'oncr ("Pnny nl' Five") urc 9, • Delta Gt.be en toe <lauarteclp Fll Edition In Frlday'N Daily S ntinel Budgeting Down Payment Assistan~e C~dit Issues Available Loans Insurance Legal issues Home maintenance ·working with Real Estate age1us Hom lnsp ctions Closing forms Working with contractors I now forming. For mo Inform tlon cont ct 992·6629 or 367 •7341 • ' I �'' ' The Daily Sentinel • Prtf) fombct/1 ronkings. P<1gt' 81 Mcrrsllall hu · u n~w rim/. Pa,~l' 83 Page 11 Ws' Public Meetings· Blue Devils, Wahama The OVP ~~~~ (If ADVICE f1rmkiug tire wedding etiquette test • llK\R ABI\\': ty hus· ·h.;~~<t " '" I~ \\II ~J\>tt the stlltt ,,.- F'kll'i.li!. as " Ill~ j«t.:~y. H~ Ill\I\ ides n\usk&l entert~""'~"' ~~ \\'\'ddit\llS, ~· w11th11ts. ~tlo.)()t dll.t"-'ti :md ,,,.l~ll'\\tt events. t ta'l!lltty ~'"'""~niN .hint 1\1 ll.n <'\\'llillj! \\~dlt\ll th\\1 \VIS • hdd ~~ l\11 Ut'll>~llt.z 1..'\l\llltry ,·hth '~'~•• ~'\l<~f 1\l\d the ct'~t\1011\ 11<.'1)1\11 when ~ Y<llllll! \\~1111~11 l.'lltttcl, eros~ thi! ' '"'"'\'f :~ish: 1100 S\\1 d0\\1\. I 111\\llll.'llt l~t.:r. Iter t-ell Dll()ltt IX'I)lllll\1 rillll. l11s~d \lftunt· ·il\ll<ll)' lilt 111\\\111!, the W(ll\\l\11 ""''1. tilt !-'~Ill She g\ll \Ill· \1'<~11.\.'tl i11 lh.\lll 111' the vi~ ll'"l'l~er. lllld st\l\ld lte~t 1\l my . husl~;md l\lld 1111! hehittd \l\lt t'llllil""''nt while ,spe;~l.hlll 1,11\d y "' till! ~;~111.-r tluxmgh· '"'' tilt elllire ~:eremllny. AltiiUI\Ilh ~.-'\l\ltltless l!ltests tunll!d llfll\111<1 t~ttd glt\tcl 111 ll<.'r. she tll!\'l!f \ll"-'1! sl\)\11.~ 1<1 1.'\IMidcr \IIlii l!efhl\1):1 hef ~htlll ' \.'011\ ts;l\iOII WI\S dis· ruplhlll the hride and QlOOlll lis th~y I'C(\ted their I'OWs. or that ll<.'r vnkc would he the o11ly <lttt 11il'h'tl \Ill by the vidc..ll)f3111ter's mh:!lll!bone. I 1\:lt so cmbnrrns~'-'tllll(tU· all hid hehhtd ll\tr ~ui11· nl<.'lll in 1\fder to IW\lid the lllllt\lcf\\U~ st8res from the l!ltests. Only ttt\er the (Ct'<!· 111\\IIY WAS <l\'t'f did she tinaI· ly \'nd the t>•ll. 'fu odd ittsult 111 it\iury, her. dnt~ lim~ fil!ht bl!fut-e dmncr \vcnntiJ! tennis shtJes. sh\l!ls nnd n 'f.· ~hin whh n nenrly nnkcd W\ltl\t~n \ln the buck. Out· 5oolety -til& tu hnve IIJSt t1md1 with mcy inklitl!l of tl~cl\t condu\'t. - S'I'II.L SllOt'KI\Il IN F'l.OIUOA t)~A R SUOCKEI): How sud tlt:l\11 ~11\'SI <lf Stlm~l\¢ in th' weddU\Il pmty WIIS IIIli nssettiw etl\lllllh to eS~:\l!l tllll W<ltlll\tt out of the room. 11<1\Wvcr. since no one wus will Ittl! ''' d<l S<l, whoowr WIIS <JIIkltttlnl! should hllvt hnlted the cct-ci11ony tttld nrmly inst"tcttd her to either ~11d the cnllor complete It llUtslde. P.S. h nppeat'!l she nnd her . dtllc <tt'C nmde fi)r euch <lther. m~ AR AUOY: This is for "St\11 lllll!llll1d Ill llll11ols," who.~e thul'l!htl\tl mother ~tnw tt bride nnd l!,fOOm n sltl of $20 (tmd she 1\ndn't evc11 ~~~ Invited 111 the Wt.'lldl11g). When tllll bride opened the cnvclupc. sill.' mudc n rude rcmnrk uoout tltt mllllllllt of the ~11\ . I li.mdly t-etullo milch dlf· fercnt response "' 11 slmilur slluutlon. llcforc the Into J11dy Ourland mnrried Onvid R<l~e. n suu·-studde\1 showct' wns held nt thelmme of Judy, her lll<llhet· tntd sls.ter. When I nrrlvcd nnd rcttl· iwl thnt my simple ~11\ •·oullln't compure with the l11vishly wrapped presents l · snw, l been me cmbilrrnsscd. l hid my [!In behind n potted 11lunt, thinking 1could [!lvc h Ill Judy privut<.~ly nl\er 1.Wcry· one h11d 1cl\ the tlnt1y. . lnstcnd, her butler r-ctticved my present from behind the plunt nnd udded it to the <lth· crs on the girt table. It was the very 1'1 rst Ill t\ Judy <lpcncd • It copper ~ \lent but· lcr f,Jr which 1 paid $6.9~ . It WliS nlll C<IU \d llfTOI'd. Upon opening It, Judy ntsh •d over tome, I!UVe me 11 hll!l hug nnd suid, ."1'hnnk ynu, Mn"'!lo · I love hi" The nc.XI j!ifl Wl\ S ll complete ror111h1c hnr frorn Joun {'ruwliwd, followc<l by lll!lln· crous l!il) l'r·om · Jimmy Stcwnrt. etc. "The hil!!W rhuy nre. th mnrt l!rlldous." - · MARGII£ STEWART .IUIINSON; S'rUDIO CITY, CAtn~ UI~AR MARGIKr A gm· ch1us hostess would never huntlllulc u guest In her home, tmi.l Judy llnrltmd wus obvious· ly n l!ntcitms ·hostess. l11nnk yuu lor Khm1nll your story. l'.S. I'm surP.rl!ed Joan Crawford dldn t also 111vo Judy " set of wooden cont hnnaera. • Town a country EXPO Sltiltty&s-IIJ lock SfilliS fllt•t•tl 8Y CIIM\atl Hom.~ ~~~MI-d« II() lliRO\' - A ')l¢<"Pk 's d~Uke" will delrol1i~ the sit\l\le win~r it\ llll.llilt sll\lw 1\\ be Stllll,ed ill the 7th 11111\llll 1\\WII 300 l'ountry lb!ro &lturd:~,y alii! Suttdny Ill the Roc~ Spnflll ~irt~ro~tttds. 8uml)' Kuhl, :m 11vid quitter nttd cl\llirttlllll of the shoo\\\ lltlll()llll\.'\.'1.1 th3t itt'}'(JIIe "ft\illl 11ny coonty tll' st11tt an enttr the show." '1lle quilt ~mst be dllll~. new ~ llld llttd, n\ll :a ,prevtllus prem1um wmner Ill POs; uld Kuhl, :alro noting tllllt quilts m be n~ l11 the \.'llllttst must be twin site IX lll.tatf. " h:at\1!\! this )'llllr is th11t \lltly one ~~~ 11rd wm be 11iven - 11 ncmina scwitli tilliChll'lt," she lidded. The winner will be ilctennined by the wte \\f ~lo ~'01\titlll h)' 1(1 v~w the dis• pi~ r ~ts the t\\Olt V\lii!S, win' the sewit~g ll~~~<:h!nc," Kuhl s~ld. . KuhlliiS\'l $1\ld thllt there is noll mit 1111 the tllllllber Of qulltUlt h indlvldullh':M ~!lthib· it. t tM how wlll bel ~memnti\-e trom tile '1\:lwnsqu~t~ Ftbri s In M:trieu~ til dcn\OIIstrnre tile Bernhm sewilll! machine. Quilts are to be raken to till! senior f:tir b~AIIdlft& oo rllll fitirt~rounds Ill\ Fridny from 4 fu 7 p.llt. so thllt the.displny ~:~n be p\11 in ~hlt'll befure the BXPO llpcns nt 10 1\.1\1, 1.\aturda.y. Quilts AN to ~mllhl ill pin~ 1111111 5:30p.m. 011 Sunday. · Kuhl 11otro thnt the bulldinlJ will he ~-ecu!lld. She aid thlit atll\t!hts tile bui.l~· htl!IS And Illites will b\llocl-.~ and n SI!(Un· ty lluanl will be ott til¢ l!fllUIII!s~ OU'I histOry contest un derway · POMEROY - Meigs County's high $thbb\ junior& and lenlor& lll'C encour11Qel! to pnrt\elpnte In the 56th Annunl Ant~trlcnn Histm·y Cotllest this mo111h. It Is sponsor-ed by Ohio U11lvershy 's It's JoHIS Gou: you can play all or some of . our 378 holes of T~AIL championship golf. donee~ •• the Sial! Repott · om~ . The multiple dt(Jkoe test will be «1111· pleted by smdents ~• their II)Ctl schools. First-round winners will be announc-ed in llVI!n\bet. ThllSe d\iible fur the fin:al round llf ((llllpl!titioo. a .th~ questioo ess~y ex;~m, held oo the Athens (llmpus Oec. S, will indude the h4!llest scorer In Ohi\l's 88 rounri~s. ~II st(Jrers in the 99th percentile or the Sec(Jnd •nd rhird highest ~rorer .\n 11 least the 9Sth pcr~ntile fur each tllUntyt First pri~ is " f(Jur-yeu. full-tuition sdmlatship to Ohi\l Unh>ersity and $100. An IU.tditit)llll '" scholarships •nd o~r $(i(){) will be 1Warded in the (01\test. Thp-~ri"i students 111 the preliminary :md fin:tl rounds wi1111lso ~ive 11 co~y \lf Assi)Ciate Professllt (If History Kev1n Mt~tron 's new book. "lntellec:tuab in ct ion." The Orights of the New Lef\ 11nd Rldkall.\beralism. I'M5·1970. 01\ISII\IIding hil1,h school lWlni& \lf $ 150 11nd l$100 will go to the Kip two sch\lols In· three eatellorles - small, nt~lium, . 11nd lart~e - wirh the laraest tlumber of winners \n the contest's two ro1m!ls. They will also have rhe ability to 1\wnrd rill Ohlo University scholarship to 11 student at that school. Ml$ s1on pro,e1S .I d n • 1. '""""" los! I<> P!lmmoolh. ~·7 ~Mn.t~a del. At~~ens. a. Other events aubsand Organizations 7. Wllhama del. Soulhtm, 50- 12 e.G. At<~<~emy Pleasant 21Hil ' your day on the links.. MAR«<ITT'S GRANO Hom at Point Clear, Alabama, owrlooklng Mobile Bay. offer$ HIGHLIGHfS 9·11 Smith llBVe the secretnry and treasu.rer's ' report. Reported ill were Mar11aret Amberger, Betty Younll In St. Joseph Hospital, and Erma Cleland fn Holzer Hospital . Cnnls were sent to them and M11tcla Keller and P1111Hne Ridenour. Refreshments were served by Dolores Wolfe and Mary K. Holter. Oames were conduc ted by Mary Jo Barringer and Jean Welsh. No~t meetlna will be Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. Members are asked to wear Halloween costumes . Door prl:tes were won by Goldie FrederiCk, Ruth Smlrh. Doris Orueser nnd Jean . Welsh. ...• some of the best This fall, THI lODGI AND Co~FIR£NCE CtNT£R AT GRANo p!illc golf on tilth." - Tilt New York NAfiONALallows guests to over- THE LODGE nm1s. AN II Cr'!i'Uf'Rf'Nt:f: CfN't'f.M Af r,,.,IA ~.'1th11~1tt look the award· • winning 54·hole course In kptd bttlef...Next to comfort and Bethpage Blick, the Judge at scyte. capitol Hill offers more golf for Fallis art· the money than any other Ideal time to course In America." play the Trail. -Golf /ofagazlnt Cooler Our new weekday three-day, 2·night hotel and Autumn breezes golf packages for whisper through Fall start at stltely pines, as only $179. postcard sun- . C1ll today and sets tell you makt your plans you've found to experience what you've bMn t:APIIOL HILL Gotrs Greatest l'ltllwfllf missing. Road Trip. People <Mlo've played • ALAIIAMA'S . the Trail cell 1t the "MMIIiir 0nt Yllul In the wartd • I "'•rrtoft ' of quality and affordablllty. %.' !')~ • got f J~nml ':111'11'1;VIA Sl xoI our e1g' ht s1tes The Grand European Spa, an 4·stars from Golf Digest's eye·popplng $6 million pool Piaces to Play. If you're per· feet. they give you 5 stars. And those who'w played the Trail rank It Number One In Value over all other golf destina· NMIPIVN C0V1 tiOnS in the Htfiiii'Hit world I There's likely one within easy drive of where you are The Resort Division now, Vou can begin In of the Trail offers you Huntsville at the top of the exquisite comfort and state and meander In non-stop luxury when you finish -Golf Digest consumer SY.MY and tastefully· ..."one designed guest· . of the tDp 10 ~ fn rooms designed to wow any thtwolld." ' -Frequent Ff¥er Magazine traveler. IIIANO NOTIL N~RRIOIT l'tlrrf O..r 1.800.949.4444 www.rtjgolf.wH i . WFDNESDAY'S ·chester 0 Pt. tO. Jildlson tost to Logan, 26· . t3 POMII'IOV - Rod\ Spmot a.ttw RACINE _ Mission p!(ijects were · CHESTER ~ _ .. planned 111 the ~nt meerh~a or the Dmlla "Remembrances · , 9 11 M. Sll)'re Missionary SI)Ciety held at the were shared tit a recent home of Mary K. \'ost, Syracuse, meet ina of the Past . Lillian Haynltln p~sented the quota or Councilors Club of Chesler items 10 00 s~nt 10 thll Ottyt\ln Christian Council 323 held at the Cc11tcr nnd thllnmrtrilll and cash quotas tbr hall. the CotlllQ. 1 Included in the proarom \'\lst presided 111 the meeti~ which wu a tape of "May Ood opened with devotions from 2 Connthians. Bhm Amerh::n Agllill" and Naomi St\lbart conducted roll call with the PledlJe of Alleaiance by endl men\ber nnawerlna with a scrlptwe . Tex Ritter as members verse. A ~port was alvcn by Stobut, trel· stood at attenrlon. Mary Jo surer, along whh • report on shutln$. Bmlnger read il Martha l.oo Beegle had the love all\ pro"Remembrance of 9· 11" grnm using scripture from John Cliapter 1. . and a poem written by " Barbnrn Oheett.~I'IISented "One Yetli";At\or fourth lJr.ader, Chri~tlne Sept. 11, What tlO.Vi\ W~l.e!ll'll~" . . Morrlslon of Sale~!)-, The Nellt meetIna·will bo bold at thci'Ha.yman Oust of September. residence with Mnrt~e Orlmm to h11ve the Esther Smith presided nt pro11 rum. Rcl're$htnen~"ftffl·teNtd ·b)'•tM-•• .. the meeting which open In host\\ss. rltunllstlc form. Rlllh del. 8. New. Lexington dal Moryan. 61-13 liiiiMI\Illllpt. It planned tiy SOdety golf bliss until you reach the Gulf. Or pick two or three of ' your fa'JOrlte courses and Indulge yourself with a tastt . 35-:la 3. Alhtns los! 1<> Marietta, 3532 ~ . Parldmbu111 .-r. Jolin Ma~haM, 38·16 S.!'llmnlOilth del. 11'00100, 25· 7 6. Red< Hill loot I<> l'llrts. W. , ~~~ at Youtl Do ·lfYou Could Do Anything You Want e've got what you want in a golf vatation ..top qual• ity, world-class golf... very affordable prlces ... multiple courses ... easy to get to .. .famous Southern hospitality and service. On Alabama\ ROB!Rf TR!Nf Arts .tnd msmry ~po.rtn1cnt, .tnd rile Adm1sS1Ms Belpre waaps up . 1VC pH title McARTHUR - Belpre ran the gauntlet llf the Trl· Valley Conference Ohio Division ~olf season :md remained perteet. sweeping the t•onference meets to win the le:~gue title. On 1\tcsduy. the Eagles cupped otl' their unbeaten lell!luc season with 11 145 dur· ing the tinul TVC-Ohio mrel ul Vinton County's Franklin Valley course. Meigs finished second Tuesday with 11 I63 and sec· ond In the overull league stundings. while Wellston wus third, followed by Alexunder. Vinton County und Nelsonville-York. . Belpre's Dun Cooper wus top mednllst with u 34. For. the Mantuders, Ben Booknllm finished up with 11 39, while Jeremy Bunks hud u 40. Josh. Ruy (41 ), Juke Venoy (43), Josh Venoy (44) nnd Cody Hysell (55). Meigs' will pluy host to the Meigs lnvitutionul Suturday ut the Riverside Country Club in Muron. · Clvssend Cleaves back to Klnp CLEVELAND (AP) - A week ut)er truding for Mateen Cleuves. the Clevelund Cavullers sent the point gunrd back to Sucrtunento ut\er he fulled his physical. Still hoping' io shore up their backcourt, the Cavs traded u future second-round . drut\ pick to the Phoenix Suns for guard Milt Palacio. It' the Ohio :tnd West Virginia prep football playt;~ff · stllrted loUt\)' (for wtmt tlltu sort \II' speculatioo is really ~ortll) G lli11 1111d Mason Coumy woold ellCh have 11 s.it~&le representa· th~ headitli for the state tournament. In the first romputer rank.ings pro. vided by the Ohio High School Athletk Association ufter four weeks of pltty, Galli11 Acndemy 0·1) would make the plttyotls in Division Ill. Region I I. The Devils. in their lirst year under hetll.l cllll~h Man Bok1•vit1, :ue currently o. 1 in their reg!Qn with an average of Hl930 j)l•ints. The Blue Devils tn~vel to Jad;.~on un Friday to play thelrolliiiCII. who stand lit 2· 2. Ed C'mmlcy's Wahama teum would also be- playoll bound a~o'l.:onling to the lirstlistitlis provided hy the West Virginill Se~.'tlndary St·.houls I ••••ro S&$1 v'• 11.11 J ealty pl~off hunts Activities Commiss.ion. The Whitt.' Falrons t3-0l apptlll' in the t'ifth Sl"" of the Cia ·· A nmkings. The Whit~ Fak\lns heoo up .the Olliu River ~nd inhand 10 tllke- on Waterford of the Tri- Valley Confere~. The Wildcats :tre cummtly lith in their OHSAA region will\ a 2·2 re~.'QI'd. In Meigs County. lirst-yeru- n~CtU\\1' Pat ewland has his duh lookit~~ toward its thild maight play1>l1' appe~. ~ Ellgles. ~still inli.: cw'l) hum. nank~ n, ltl in Division I • Regi~lll 2J. Thl: 2·2 Ea&lt51 make the dn''C up Ohio Route 7 to like 011 Belpre's ~~~!>.. wilt• ~" 3-1 . Fof 11 li~ of \M top tellR\S ill ew:ll OH region and W AC Ius. se-c pase 82. fly t.he <'Otnplete- OU AA fink· itliS. ched. oot wwv..oh>n.OilJ 011 the lnl.-met. R.lf the etlll\plete W.Va. lhtii\I)S. I.'IICI:koot \\ W\\~ W\~~·llf'l• • BoSox beat the Pirates sink Reels. 11-3 PITISBURGH (APl Kris Benson's remm will count us one of the Pittsburgh Pirates· few highlights this SCUS\11\, Benson got his lotu1h ;;onse;;utive victory 1\tesd:cy night .when the Pirutes t<•v~ ndvuntt~ge of live Cindnnuti em•rs and won 11 -3. Pokey Reese hud n career-best five RBis. Benson (!1-6) pil<:hed five innings. ullowi11g three runs on live hits. He has two starts ten this year und is encouruged hy his comeback from recon· structivc elbow surgery that ~ost him the entire 20lll season. "Thut feel~ like u long time ago.~," Benson suid. "I'm pitching u lot boner thun I thought 1· would be at this point In the seuson." Benson is ~-2 over his lust 16 sinrts. When he returned to the mound. he wus heullh:t but his linesse sull'ered from 11 ycur's worth of inuctivily. "Thm touch und f~-el is ulwnys going to be the lust thin!:\ to . come," munuger Lloyd McClendon suid. Although Benson WitS inconsistent, the Pirates resisted the temptation to send him to the minors or the bullpen. "I didn't throw the wny I wnntcd to und I think everyone was n lillie frustnlled," Benson said. "I knew my ublllty wns going. ro come buck 11nd I wus goin~ to tlnd whitt it took to wm up here. Putlence prevuiled und lrhlnk this is where it's J!Oilen me ." The Reds' worst defensive performnnce In 12 yeurs turned the gume Into an eusy nil!ht for the Plrutes, who scored nine uneurned runs . · BIT OF A TIGHT SPOT PIHaeaH Rlda, 12 BY ScoTT WOIJII crew put on the. hurd hnt und Sentinel corraapondant ni11de some mll.lor renovu· .:..:..;_;_;....;...;_;_...:__ _ _ _ tlons against a tough Trimble crew. Trimble went TUPPERS PLAINS up S-3 early In the first Eastern defeated Trimble match but then . Eastern I~- 12 und l ~-2 to remuin oume 1oaok with u purpose. amona the unbeaten Kass Lodwick served up Tuesday night ut Eustern eight straight points in u 13· High School during girls 13 serving night. varsity vol· Trimble trimmed 11 buck Ieyba II to 12· 11 with Eastern lend· LEXINOTON, Ky. (AP) nctlon in ing, and then tied It ut 12- 12, AQ NCAA lnfructionsuppcills the Trl- however single markers und committee upheld a ont!Jiyear . Vulley llOod overnll floor pluy by postseason ' bun plucei'l on Conference the Eagles pulled out the Kentucky's football program. Hocking win. Katie Robertson und The bun wns one of several ' Division. Stucy Smith each tallied sanctions levied against the Eastern Is points and Lodwick , udded school in Junuury ufter inter· now 9·0 the game point. overull und nul und NCAA lnvestigutlons In the f\Mle, Enstcrn Clldwell . 8·0 in the steutnrolled to victory with mteurthed dozens of recruitleague . . ing violations. un exclumutlon point. Pending the outcome of Robert~on ltad five polnts, the MelJ!s jiUme ut Vinton Stacy Stnlth four, und two County lust night, Tuesdny's euch from Tl fflmy Blsscll win sets the stuge for the nncl Lodwick. Eustern·Meil!s game Lodwick led In scoring for Thursdu~ at Eastern High the night with eleven p61nts, School. The lJUtlle will pit 13-of- 13 serving, 19·of· l9 NEW YORK (AP) twu undeteuteos ugulnst ode pussln~, lhree dfnks, and 8- · Putrlck Ewing retired from the another, while ulso mulching of-8 sptking with three kills: NBA, enclinll the 17-year - the Hocking Division elite Robertson uddcd seven cureer of one of the league's . ngul nst the best of the Ohio und points, going 9-of-9 with lll'l!Utest centers but leaving him DlviHion. ~hort of his repeated promise to Conch Howle Caldwell's PIHII ••• V·INIII, 12 win a chwnplons~ip. ,. BOSTON lAPl - T\m Wl\ketkh.l i~ t\ll\king u ron''illl.'ing ~liSe that he AAould stt~y in the Red So!l rotlltion ooxt yeM. He won his founh l'OII*'Itive stan. pitching 8<\~11111 K\ 1 4-2 win O\'l:f t~ Cle\'eliiOd lllllians 011 1\t~sdlll ni8ht. He's IIIlo~ just \~te eumed Nil ill . his lust ~1-en games. a 1.24 ERA in \hut stietch. Munuger Grndy Uttle wouldn' t mind l.:~pina Wnkelield in the rotation. Wakelield hus buunced baclc nnd fonh durit~ the 111.'\1 ttne yeur.:. Wakefield ( ll ·!il gQI suppart from Benny A»l>ttytmi's · RBl single In the second. Rey Sanchez's two-nm double in the fourth and Manny Ramire1's ~vettth holiiCf i11 11 gullli:S. tul eighth-inning Wive. Rmnire1 took over the AL hulling, lead nt J44. going, 3· for~4. Mike wecney. who smned the duy tied with Rmnlru at .340. went 2·1'ur-4 ro improve to. 342. Rnmire1. ulso hit his 33rd homer of roo seuron In the eighth, reuching I 00 RBis for the lifth straight season despite mis.~lng 39 games uftCI' brenking his 11t~F Muy II . C.C. Submhia ( 11 -11) ugreed. Wnkelield allowed t1ve hits in eight innings. The I ndilms scored in the · eighth on n double by Chris MngrudCI' ll!ld Omur Vilqucl's third single. Jim Thome lidded his 46th homer In the ninth, extem.ling his stn:uk of re~~~:h· ing base to 46 games. Snbathin, who hnd been S-1 in hi s· previ\)US eight sturts. ullowed eight hils in his !10\.'0nd complete gnme this season the other was a 4-1 loss at Annheim on Aug. 18. Reds reliever Chris Reitsma (41) reacts to walking the bases loaded In the fifth Inning Tuesday against the Pirates. The next hitter - the Pirates Pokey Reese - drove In two runs Vilth 11 single off Reitsma. (APJ Eastem Improves to 9·0; Southern wins Kentucky sandlons upheld Tribe Clarett may miss Saturday COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) second host by u Buckeye Freshmun . Maurice freshman. Clurett's run through Ohio Ohio State head couch Jim State's record book wa~ side· Tressel culled the 1[\jury u "littrucked Tuesday when he tic bit of a meniscus tour"' ll!ld underwent arthroscopic said Clurett could retun1 to surgery on his right knee that practice us early as muy keep him out of the No. 6 Wednesday. Buckeyes" game Silturdoy at "We should haven good feel Cincinnati. · by Thursday," Tressel said. "I Dr. Chris Knedlng, a team know he won't be pructicin& doctor, said It was "unlikely today. Tomorrow would bC bUI not outside the realm of Iffy but Thursday Is a posslbll· possibility" that Clurelt could ity ancl we would know by the pluy In Saturday's gwne. end of Thursduy's pructlce Clurett was ![\jured eurly in what his status would be for last weekend's 2~- 7 victory the bullgume," over Washington Stute. He Clurett was on crutches uftcr tinished with 230 yurds on 31 the operurion. perfonned by curries und two touchdowns Kaeding, lUI onhopedlc spe- the sixth host rushing rota\ ciulist. Clurelt wa.~ scheduled by un Ohio Stutc buck und the to rest his knee on Tuesduy und rhen begin rehab on Wednesduy. ''We anticipute a complete und very quick .recovery." Knedin& sulci. He .lllso said there wus no evidence that Cl:uett had if\iured the knee previously. Asked if Clurett would be able to practice as eurly aa Wednesday or Thursday, Kaeclinll said, "That would be ·· unusual and very quick. l'hen 111111ln, Maurice Is a very unusual and very quick lnclf· · v!dual." Clurett, a 6·foot, 23(). pounder out of Warren's Harding High School, has rushed for 471 yards and scored six touchdowns In the Buckeyes' .three viclorles; OSU's Sylvester recovering COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio Stule forward Matt Sylvester wus shot outside a urty Sept. I but will recover n time to play this basketball seuson, coach Jim O'Brien suid Tuesduy. O'Brien called Sylvester's Injury u "minor llcsh wound" und suld he would not discipline the 6-fool -7, 190pound swlngmun. "He Is only guilty of being in the wronll place at rhe r. wron11 time and using poor jud11mcnt about where he was. at the time," O'Brien said In a staremenl. SylvcRicr wus with u 11roup of hillh iehool friends when he was shot during an arllU· mcnt outside a party near his home In Loveland. u Cincinnati suburb. .As he tried to drive away in his car, n pellet wont through a door und hit him In the buttocks, O'Brien sold. ,. Sylvester received a mcd· lent redshlrt after playing in Only three aamCH liS II fl'elh· man last Reason because of tower back pain and a calf Injury. He hnd back sur11ery in Auaust. As a liCnlor at Cincinnati Moeller, Sylvester averqcd 21.3 points, 8.0 rebound• and wus named the Division · I co-player of year for the 2000-2001 81118011. �• · The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 www.mydeilyaentinel.com Wednesday, September 18, 2002 ' ntinel www.mydallynntiM!.c:om In time, Hoban, Harrison Central, Taft pick up wins ·-01- -Ohio Ranklngs CO\.\NeUI. 01110~1') - -. A~~ PM\ It t1111la while fur kron Hob\\n tu win Its ,h\1\\'ll<iwn with t , Vin«ni.St, MllfY. A ~"''"'~~ or 7.SOO was tl\lere llt the stllrt of 11~ ~Illite betw~n the unbell'" , pi~ tit t'lMhllltll Flits H\ah ~hoot instelld or the Rnhllcr Bowl he.:au~e or It s~:htdulina $nllfu, L~htni~ t111~~ •• hlllflime ~-u~ • ~ume susptnslon 1100 fllns \\~ advised IU '"''~"'the slltdltun, Almost two houn 111'\er the stlltlium was ·!cured, the ~11me resumed and •bout half •t·~ l'' tt',' ' -tun•-· ·' ..,. ·- H~"·n l't'ni•lt• 17· 10 ' " ·~ """'ow vU\1 0 • \1 in - th~ R"n~ endh~ t~.round II : I~ f·"'· I<'INALL\' 1: C~dlt Ht~rtl~an ~nmt 11'\l\1 the sd1o11l\ l'int·tl'tt ·lootbull Qllm~ smltltlillJI. 1.\ 3.\.ttnme 1~\na strtllk sin(-. the s.•htl<ll w11~ trtllted by the l'l)n~alidatioll tlf (\ ,,lit nnd Jeweu-Sdo In 1999 - liS the Uu,l..ies downallt~t Wellsville 20.1S, "This win was 1\ lo"' time t'l)m\na." l'llllt:h Rkh S~t..·oowht said. 'These nre areal kids f!\11\l tt ~rettt rommunity nnd they deserve thi,, Out h tltlt.~n 'I end here ton\aht In \WIIsl'illll. Th old s~ak is ovu. Now It's time 10 smn 11 Mw oni!." "'I NALLY U: Cindnn~~tl Taft beat hl'l~tler P<tideilt l4· ll fw hs ftrst win since 199~' Th~ s~n·"'- w•Kt winl··· In I"""' " " .. """• ..,, "•• .,..., uml CUI\ctllld their vnrslty season the nut yt:ur oner on ly t1\'C pl\l)'ei'S showed fur pre· scll~tm workouts. In 2002, farmer Clntlnnatl Bcnjlnls receiver Mike Mnnin WllS hired to rt~~~ ~~~,P~~~~~'ied ~-~·O In Its n..t two ~tulles, • "It's been w 11 ... 1M .......... ....... """~~- ~ .. DtloH<Ifl. .......,.. "" llr CINlolon 0111 l'ltloll llitonl oncl 1- - palm I * ..... (lop BYIMnM •a " •• ltll\i time ltere since they've won one, und I'll lot the kids c:olebrate," Ohio PMp Football Notebook yQrus and tour scores - •md llecmne Cindtmnti Mariemont's I<IP cureer rusher with 3.432 yttrds - in 11 49· 14 win o1•er Flnneytown; E:tst Clevelllltd Shaw's Hnrvey "S 1 " M 0.:111 1 h d ~9 I" t h If 1 er but c tim 1!, shed e n tht' · gmne '" • u wilh n.ts ,.:1 hlJI,t'\\0 yttrds s.::llool·ret'tltd 315 and scored three rushing . touchdowns - nnd t~lso threw t'or :1 TO - in 11 "'0-27 win over Mnple f:.leights: Hubbitrtl's Sh11.uri Lunc rushed for 300 yards nntl two tuuchdowns in the &Qrles' 4.1 · 21 victory over Newrun F~tlls . Stew Hownrd of 4·0 Gtthtlmm Lincoln rushed 37 times 111r 2% y:trds •md three touchdowns, nnd nlso st'l)red the wi11ning two-point oonversi011 In n 50·49, tWo·cwertime win over Lnm:11ster: Jeremi11h Brown of Clldevllle Loaun Elm rushed for 2461ards 38 i d _.. ' · 2 13 on carr es bn scom• twtce ttl a • loss to Lancaster Fnirt1eld Union: Bucyrus Wynfunl's Brandon Bnxter ran for 242 yards, llnd four store~ In the Roy111~· 42· 13 win aver Crestline; W11pnkonttu 's Bell Brb rushed for l55 )'Qrds on 3~ ~urries ill n 28· 14 wh'l 0\'Ct Limtl Shawnee. Coldwater returned three kicks for TDs and set a school record for IX)ints in u 76· 7 win over Limn Central Cntholic: Jay Beckman mn for 2M yards on 18 t:lltrles and Joel McD~tniel scored four times In n 40· 13 win by Leipsic over Arcndin; Scoll McCartney bec:nme Tuscnrnwns Valley's ull· time ltadinll rusher with 1.979 yntds: und Derek Bnrksdule curried 34 times for 280 ~ards anti four TDs In Toledo Central catholic's "'2·28 will over Thledo Ro11ers. LATE ,t.RRIVALS: Mumif'leld Senior trnlled Orrville 2!1· 7 with less thun nine min· utes remnlninllil1 the fnurth qutu'ter, but tied tho scortl unil wtm In overtime; Buscom Hopewel!· Loudon's J.R. Brickner nudged u l?·ylrd Held goul over the upl'ighls with 38 seconds ten ror a 22· 21 win over Cnrey; Ottuwu·Olundort"s Crull! hnm sco1~d on u plunac with 11 s~:~;omls to pluy tor u t 3· 10 1 r Li B th t1 N h S II !'Ill w nove mu " ~ un ut 1111 HII • • inll 111 for il\lured Ohio Stnte·commltment Todd Boeckman who wus out with u sprulned knee ligument, hit 4~of·"S pusses in . St. Hllnt)l's 14·; win over New Bremen. DOING 11' ALL: Lc~inl!lnn'N Duvltl Zlegclhofer run for 11 25 -yut'd touchdown, cuughl five pu~s~ s for K7 ym·ds, C<llllpl ~ tetl 2·of·S pltSSilS t·nr I05 y urtls und lWll touch· downs untl kicked two PAT's In LexinQtllll 's 31-3 1 win over Munsfield Mndhon: Onturlo's tun Cru1.e returned 11 kl k0 f'' 7" d t' 1 hd d c ' ., ynr s or 11 ouc own, returne nn Interception 34 yurtls for unother TO nnd scored on u 7-yurd run In Onturlo's 43· 6 win over t.ucus; Mitchell Nkkoll of Huron returned 11 kkknff 90 yHrtls for u . touchdown u11 utnst Sundusky Perkhls, the lOth speclul tCttm touchdown scored by the Tigers in the lust three ~euwns: und Chu:lnnutl Princeton 's Mike Dunlcls mn for 222 yurds, pusscd fur 25K und hut! 11 hund In five TDs In u 44·J2 win over· M11rtin sitid. "Butlthlnk we c11n be oven bot· tel\" · 1101' TEAMS: Thledo Libbey ended II ~ .'· ~u me ~kid with n39·6 win over Lakeside Dnnhury; nner n 42· 12 victory over defend· lnt~ Divl~i\\11 Ill stnte chninpion Montor Lake ('mh,•llc, Mudlsan hus outscored Its four opponents, ISO·lS: Middlefield C11rdinlll (4· tll. whh:h hus never beon to the plll,)lofts llrcs~cd only 3:2 pluycrs but defeated Chc~tcrlum.l W~st Geuugu, u Division Ill playull' t.:um lu~t your, :!4·22. us Nick Adams tht~w 1\lr l~J ynrds und three tmu:hdowns. A yc11r ul)l!r goh1g 0.10 und scorlna lust Nonh Lewlsbu~ Triild Is 4-0; I~(I points, Willtt- 1 limt' tad ,stutn·rankn ·BnllevuA to "' ~ "' .. "' " llu~~ ynrds I'Ushing on 18 ntlempts In u bill· tic uf unhcntens: Findluy posted Its bii!I!CSI muq1in l~I'I·O) lii!Uhm Fremmll Ross since IIJI).II>nlhll tOOth nnnlversury onhelr rlvnl· ry: C'tllumbus Grove hus outscored four vic· tlms i Kl· t 3: untl N~w Richmond won Its 1t>t h con~11cutlve re11ulur-senson 1!1\me. ANI) COLI) ONES: Columbus C'~ntennhtl , which httd opened 3·0 for the flt·st tim~ In its 27·y~ur history. forfeited nil three vktmh:s due to un inelll!ible plnyer; SHiincvlllc Southern]ulnctl 488 tota!J6ards t.W7 t·ushinl!) h\ hun na Sebrlna Me nley hs .l~ th Tri-Coumy Lengue lo~s In ~ row; l.ihcrty Center's 24-gume winning streak In the Nlll'thwest Ohio Athletic Llluaue ended with 11 :14·~ loss to linmler Pulrlck Henry, led hy Mttll Powell who nm for two scores Hnd l111ssed fur unother: ttnd Clnoinnutl Mucl ct' lust seven turnovers ttl 1\1ledo St. Fnmds In u 20·6 S\ltbuck, nAYLIGH.T: Ross Bullln11or rnn for 32~ Sycumor~. V·ball fromPipB1 uc~s. 11 20·of·22 pusslng ~:uunu. tllld ~-nl~\1 spiking i!Ume twu with tlu-ec kills, Twu uf th~ Eustcrn strongholds m s~llinJiure the versutllc dun of · Tll1'~ny lllssellund Stucy Sn11th. Smith udded nve Jlfilnts, going 8· of-X. with 11 33·111'· 3K setting ni ~t hl, while Bissell wus 9·of·9 wllh tm ucc und ·five points, llllillll ~O-of·3~ setting with . u f:l l\:lll tloor yume, Aly .~su Holter udded one point, uud udded her tr.udlllonul hus· IIIII ~ llnor plOy, QOing 19·0f·20 pussinll und 17·of· ll spikinll with three booming kills. Nicole Phillips wo~ IS-oT-17 puss ina, M"rgnn Weber bud two dlnks nncJ 11 solid pussln11 gnme1 while Je11nifcr Hnymnn wus 8·of·9 pu,,slng nnd 6·0f·8 splkin11 with two kills, nnd Casey Smltn was 4·of·S pussi ng and 4·of·4 splk· lng, Tin Pratt and Krystal Buker uls" uddcd credible stats In con· tributing to the win. tltfii-10\Mefl~- ... ,., ~-'lilt~ DIV!IIOtl I ~ t- 1. 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He"*:'J:-lll UI!OO, 4, :i\"'¢~:V· Cln ' ~"\':"{'f.~ 11 1!67~~~~;~6 ~!· W)'om\"11 (N) 4 &100 10. Sl Pans 0111!\0m (2~) 4 2!100 ~ 13-1 DIVISIONIV . - .... (4.0) 's_~, 2, Cu)III""'' Viii!Oy CM&I\On (3· 1) 61\tSO 3, Akron Sl Vlncent·St Mil'/ (3•t ) nooo. 4. Chogtin F• llt (3· t) uooo. 6, Ptary (3· tl s&JOO e. c..... V~\0 A~l-$1 Jooo4lll (3· 1) 5.47!10 7, ~- C.nlinal Moonoy (N l 5 0250. a, Girt~<~ (3' 1) • 97!10..' · Sllflilllln Slade R~ (3· 1) 4.6!100 1\l, Bn>ol<- (3·1) 4.4680. ROQ!On 1<1-1 , A..:t>bold (4.0)7,5750. 2. u - S.ndult<v 14-op5500 3 a.tawo· G.._ (4.0) t 100\) ( , Roia!Om (3·1) &.0500. &. o.na (4-Ql 5.&250. 11. Ontorio (3• 1) 5.4000, 7, MoliOO R~ Villlty (2.:!) 4.82!10. 8, Mllln EIIIIOn (3•1) "8250. 9, l ima 8a1h (3·1) 0500 tO, Mounl Gllold (3·1) 0250. R = t5- l , NIW Ltxlnglon (4-Q) W~Va~ Banklngs MRIC.USIIURG, W.\111 , ~~~~ - Tho S.Condlry SChOGt Actlvlu.. 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(lio) w.wnaon 1 2 M••-11 3 · lJ,~=v ReQ1on 11 t Sml!l\VIIIt (4.0)? &100 2 16, Cl.Waahlnglon 2 1 17. Nlchol11 Co. 2 1 Mld"dloliold co.tlnal (4·0) e.9ooo. 8 18. Capital URso. ?, lo~ E11t~l Ua50. e. ~~':..!":~, ~~~~5~~'tt!:~ Ck\, -~~~~~ (3·1) II. ' t, Cln. St. ....... (" 1) 4 7"" • N 'I S (llo) Spring Volley ~lvltl 1)·1)8~ 10, CI!J, IMMI \l·ll ~ . a, • .rna · · e&tMl · · RonQt (3•1)4,4810. 7, COiuml)lano (3•1) \!(), Bl!Ok·Upohur 1 2 • · DI\IIIION " uaso. llti>On OoVId lon<M"on (3· 1l Rtllt.ln &- 1. Gltlltlll HtiOIJit (4•0) UOOO. 0, M1no10l Ridge (3·1) 3.8!100. (Ill) Eaol Folrmon1 t 2 UOOO t Wi ttoWIIa 4.0) U 0 10, Ntw\on Fallo (3·1) M1&0 , (lit) Hompth\111 2 3: c.n~ild (4~ a.•ooo~~ ~. 1,1 (~~ 11 "-~ 11-1, Clllalll Mtlll•'-"• (4.01 lilt) Hadgoavllle 1 2 • •••• • ........ ,,. Wll II,1 - • e. ' a, l ... ln CltiNitW (4.0) U910. ~. ·~~" 3, Homlt1 ""lriol< Henry <•-lll 8,1280. 4, CIIIIM 1 Mldllon (4.0) H,Sil, • !011 <'· ) AltlltM Crt1MtW (4.0) 8.7'180 . 5, 0.1. 1. Grafton 2 0 (Ill) Koyoar 3 0 Wll~ Soulll < .0) e.oaoo, (3• 1)5.3500. e, O.lphol Jo!!Mon (3·11 2 0 A1Qial1 11-!t.WIIpliolneta (4.0) UOOO. 4-U!IO. 9, COllin! W..torn R... M (3·1) (Ill) Poco a. COlt. 81 . ...,.fltl ~a,oaso. ~ COlo. 4.17150. 10. Columbia (3· tj u&oo. 4, Mounl VIew 3 0 8t0Qltl\l,..; (4.0) • • . .. ~- O..ttel C.lllollo (4.0) e,11180, 5, 0rtaot1 Cll)' (4· Raglan 111-1 , Wooao ltld Monroa 5. llbtrty Ralolgfl 3 0 0)8.0?110, I,~. Sl. ~nclllitSa!Ol (3· Ctnlllll (4.0) ?.8500. 2. Barnta•lllt (4.0) 1) ?.111100. 1 COil. Wilnlll 1'11<10' !3•1) 5.3000. 3 tilt), Crookovlllt (3·1) , e. Jamtt Monroe 2 0 8 7150, 8, Sylvlnlo !l!>ultlvlow (~·t) Johnotown,Monroo (4·0) U750, 5, 7, l'nlnklorl 2 1 8.&500. 8, COMnbliln (3•1) &.11000, 10, Ntwoomollllown (4-0) 5.• 500. e, 3 0 'TMyt VtJity (3•1) UOOO, luc.. vlllt \11\IOy (3· 1) 5.4000 , 7, B. Wlblllr Co. Roglon 7- 1. Gtollon MIIIVIIIW \4·0) Amondo·Cioorc .. tk (3·1) 4.7000 . 8, 9, 8ra•ton Co. 3 0 8.8?50, ~ . Mallldonla Nomonlo 4•0) · 'Nhtoltttburg (2-2) 4.1310, 0, Hannibal 2 0 8.5500 3, Mor\1\ll 14•0) U430. 4. Rl\ltJ (3·1) 4,(l710, 10, Toronto (4·0) 10. Iaeger RIOhHold Row .. (3·1) UA80. 8, ~von 3.0750, 11 . Calhoun Co. 3 0 ~oko(3·1)UOSO. e,Soo1~~113· 1) Roglon ao-1. Marion Ploooant (4·0) 2 1 8.1530. ?, Amhettt SIMla (3•1)8 , 4~00. uaso. a, Gahanna Columbua Academy 12. Logan e, Alhona (3· 1) 5.<11!M. a, Grttn (3·1)· .(4·01 8.5500. 3, \ltraalllta (4·0) 6.62.!10, (llo) Ravtnawocxl 2 1 usoo, 10, Tollmlldgo (0-li) 4.S'ISD. 4, C ntl nnoll Hilla CMallon (4·0) 6.27!10. Rogton 8- 1, Ti'olwood•Madlaon (4·0) 5. 8alnbrldl)o Paint \/alloy (3·1I 8.9750. (llo)l'ylor Cono. 2 1 10.Q?80. ; (tit), VlMIIIl Bulltl ~· e, lOWIIbUijl Tri·COunly Notlh (3· 1) 1~ Bridgeport 2 1 Day. Chamlno<lo.Julltn.no (4•0) U. . 5.41&0. 1, Hunllngton (3·1) • .9000. 8, (Ill) Philip 8atbour 1 4, Klnga Millo Klngo <•.a) 0,?000, 5, Grandview Holghla (3·1) 4.8750. 9, lO'<IIInd (4·0) 8.98-iO. 8, n.nton Rldgodalo (3• 1) 4.7750. 10, Cola. Roady (lla) Sco" 2 1 &dgowood (3·1) UOOO, 1, St Bomom (3· 1) 4.7500. . 1a. Bork, Springe 2 . 1 Flo;lor 8aeon (3•1) 8.11500. 81 Dly. Carroll DIVISION VI 2 1 13·\l 5.:1&00. U, Norwooa 13•11 5.2250. Region 21- 1, Clol'll. Cuyah01ja Halghll (llo) Wayne \ 0, Coy, Moo\toWdtlt (3·1) U640. (4•0) U7110. a. lowellvlllo (4-0) 8.9750. 20. Summart Co. 2 1 DIVIIIOII HI :1, MOQod~ (3·1) ~. 1000 . 4, Klrttind (3· 2 1 RtQit>n ~- t , lllb~n Bea'9t (4·0) t) 5.3?10. S, E111 Canton (3·1) 6.0250. (lie) Wolr D.llll80, II, flolot\11 Stmlnary (4·0)8.0)150. 8, ~ ..Ionia (3· 1l 4.72&0. 7. Windham (4· Oil.. A 3, Hubba.t (4·0) ?.nso, 4, F'arrno Hta, Ol uuo. a, Noawalk St Paul (2•2) 3 0 HOly Namt (3·1) MOOO, 8, Clew. 3.8000. 9, Fairport Horbor Hol':llng (2·2) 1. Tol~a Btntdlallnt (~· 11 7.0800. B, Hunting 3,1640. 10, Gallon Northmor (2·2) (1111!1) Williamstown 3 0 Vl~•Y Untwlllly School (3·1) e.eooo. ?, 3.1SOO. BtiOII Wtll BfiOOh (3•1) UR80. 8, llltQI\111 RR-1, b..oom HOPtwoll• 3. Greenbrier Weal 3 0 Alchmand Bdloon (3·1) UI!OO. 8, l.o~don (4·0) M2M. 2, NorthwoM (4·0) 4. Sherman 3 0 SloubanYIIIo (3•1) UUO. 10, 5.8750. 3, Cory•Rawoon (4·0) 5.6&00. 4. 5. Wahama 3 0 MoComb (4·0) 5.6000, Mllloe San..,a Witttn..Uii HIIQhlt (3•1) S.8510, RtQIOn Ill- I, Oak HlrtlOr (4•0) Eoll <•.Q) 5.4750. &, Edon (4·0) M300. (llo) Wh eol\ n~ Cant 3 0 10.QOOO. R; ~llll!l (4•0) D.e&OO, 3; Alomn ?, ConYOy Ct111tvlew (..0) 4.3750. 8, 3 0 Buohlol (4•01 D.1500, 4, Akron Hoban (4· S)'<lamort Mohawk (3·1) 4.0250, 9. 7. D u~a l 0) 8.1BOO . 5, Mtdlnl BUCktlt 14•0) Columbuo GJOYO (4.0) 3.9000. 10, Tiffin (lla) Midland llall 3 0 1.8000, 8, Conal Fulton Nort11-1 4.0) Calwrl (2•2) 3.8000. 3 0 7.3?80. ?, BIIIO'/Uo! (3•1) 6.7000, 8, Roglon 23-1, Danville (4·01 8.0000. 2, 9 Matawan Clidt (3·1) U500. u, Cuya, I'll" Wll! h Shadytldo (3·1) 4.U500. 3, Slroaburg· (lie) Pondlolon Co, 3 0 Joou\1 (3•1) S.iMO. 10, Nopoloon (4-Q) Faonklln (4.0) 4.il000 . 4, Oloutltrlllmblo 11 . Moorefield 2 &.01150. (3•1) • .1&00. 5, Conlarliurg (3,113.9740 Region n - 1, 0011. OoStlto (4-Gl 8, l'o11o: SoiOIOvlllt Commun ly (3· t 1 12. Mount Hope 2 D.10150. Q, Cola, Dttoholoft (olo0)8.11l150. 3.881!0. 7, MllltrtpOfl (3·1 l 3.8000. 8, (llo) P-burg Calh. 3 0 3, C~lovlllo \4.0~ B.?800, 4, Ntwork Cola. World Horvoal (2.0) 3.7SOO . 9, LIOitlnQ Vlllty 4.0 8.1 000, 5, Hamtllon Ntwark Calhollo .(2·2) 2.97&o. 10, (lit) wuuamoon i 1 '1\>wnohl~ (3·1) 8. ?80, e, Sunbury Big RII<IOYIIII !Otllrn (a-2)2.8830, . (llo) Wlal County 3 0 Wilnul (3•1) &.BOOO, ?, Galllpollo Qallla ~eglon ~4-Msrla S1o1n MaaiM Local (3· Aoldlmy (3•1) 5.8930. 8, BtMIIV (3•1) I) 5.72&0, 2, Ti'oy Chrlollan (4•0) M&40. 18. M0odow Brldge2 0 U750, D, Oo'9t (3·1) &.3500. tO, 3, Covington (4•0)5.41100.4, Cola ~ardln 17, St Marya 2 1 W1111ohall•'lllarllng (3· 1) 8.3000. Northorn (4·0) M280, 5 (lie) , Region 12- 1, New Rlohmohd (4·0) Maohonlooburv (4·0), N. LoWi a~urv triad 18. South HArrison 2 u.17&0. Q (lit) , Urbana ·. (4•0), (4•0) U250. 1 (Ito), Anne (3·1), s. 19. Guyon Valley 2 <loamanlown \/alloy \/low (4•0) 1.9780. 4, Ohatlollon se (4·0) 4.9750. 9, Cln. 2 npp Oily Tlpp..,Anoo (3•1) 6,1000. 5, Country Day (3· 1) 4.8000. 10 (llo), (lie) Hamlin london l3·t)5.Ball0. B. l!tllelonlalnil (3· Mlnoler (2·2), Now &ramon (2-2) 3.7760. (tie) Notre Dame 2 - 1.- 3: ·--vn• •• · a. •·•• "' Friday night college football is a blasphemous idea Wedneaday, September 18, 2002 • . t1.ni """' "' ~~~ ··~r.dtoiH3·1~.1~s~~o. 1~: r;,~~': ~~~;?U~3~. :~:~~ Eustern tlropped th~ r-eserve 15 kills umonll them. led by Emily Hill wus 23·of·2~ with llllllle In three exciting sets 2·of· Kutlc Suyrc with live und three three kills, und 12·of· l4 pussl ng; TS, IS·of-6, und t l ·of· l~ . cuch from Ruchel Churmun . Dcunu Pullins wus l l·o1·33 set· Eustem rest\rve pluyers inclmlc Amy Lee, uttd Emily Hll . 'fhe . tinl!. 5-of-5 serving. und 26·of· Chelscu Yount!, Whitley Smith, llluy of Ruche! 30 pussinll with unnther Stl'lllll! K~yht Siders, Jesslcu Kehl , Chupmun und tloor gume; Chuf:mun wus 6·of· 7 Jessicu Bnker, Jesslcu Pooler, Amy Lee ut the servtnl!. IO·of· 2 sf.lklng with Juline Reed, Kuylu Nuve, 'l'in\my net hus been u three kills, und 12-o · 12 pnssinl! Smith, Hullic Brooks. Suruh tr emend o us with four blocks: und Jeri Hill Yost, Currie Elberfeld Cussle lus fur the . wus l ·ot~ I pussing, Nutter, Curl Stcl!tr. untl Amundu m P r o v i n 11 Surah Springer untl Mackenzie Windon, To r n u d o ~ .1 , Luckey cuch hud three points tor Eustcrn hosts · Mci11s on uddin~ depth lo Federul Hocking. Thursduy. Suyre s strong The vurslty mutch was p1'eced· eliort, Chupmun .cd by three of the hurdest·fought LH uiso ended ,the reserve volleybull mulches night with tour Thrnudo Tuns have seen In quite blocks. · · .~ ome time. Southem wQn 16-14, RACINE - An hour u1\er the Amy Lee puced Southern in lost 13· L5, und won in extended gume, un u<:cuslonul slzlle could· bo<h gumes with , 15 overull time 22·20. l)c hcurd In the tlurkencd Churlcs points, l!~hll! IM-~1·18 serving, Southern's reserve win wus W. Huymun gymnuslum ufter with ll ·ol -12 spikmg with three powered by 11 Krlstilnu Southern dropped Federul kills: Brooke Kls~r hud ell!ht Wllliums' points, with nine' from Hockln11, IS ·S nnd 15·6, points, goinll IO·of· IO und ulso Jordun Neigler elt~ht from The Ludy Thrnndo vurslty Is notching u 2~·of- 29· passi ng Ashley Roush, eight from Nikki. now 3·5 overull nnd in the Trl· I!Ulllo und 2~·ol·25 settlnyg~me: Rlftle, and eight by Bethany Volley Confprence Ho~king Kutle Suyre udded great front · Rit'tle, Division. line pluy wl,th 20-of·2~ spiking Kuylu Polster had 18 for It took a totlll teum effort, areut und tlveklll~. und 24-ot-27 pass· Federul ·Hocking, while Nikki composure, and n good deal of ing, Sayre s po~erful kills Jackson added nlne, and Ashley · ' time for coach Roma Sayre's backed up Southern s good serv· Johnson added six and uilowed the momentum h ' Thmndoes to pull of'f the win. Ina to stay In Southern's halfcourt out ern hosts Wellston on The Tornado front line notched · Thursduy. r Southem wins s ..,. 13 00 12.87 12.67 12.67 12.00 12.00 11 .33 10.00 8.67 8-33 8,00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 7.67 7.33 6.50 &.80 4,33 4,33 4.33 4.33 10',00 10.00 \0,00 11.87 9.33 9.00 8.57 8.00 . 7.&7 7.50 7.33 6.33 8.33 a.33 6.00 6,00 6.00 M7 M7 s.oo 500 10.33 10.33 9.00 8.00 PVII Medllll amae BUilding, lube· 218 • Point Plllllnt, wv 2111110 I I can usually see a schedule and nou~e a game's not being played on a Suturday with the 'seven-rule'. With this September, it's preuy easy since the Saturday's are on sevens ...Sept. 7, Sept. 14, Sept 21... And even lhough Marshall had a Thursday game lhe week before at Virginia Tech (Sept. 12),lhe Central Ftoridu game was the one that caught my eye. ' Sept. 20... not 21. Then, even 1 can figure out the obvious ...a Friday night college foot· bull game in Huntington. Huh, oh, Friday college football games are not totally unheard of. The day after Thanksgiving is usu1ly a big footbull day tha< has fea· 11 tured big games with bigger bowl implications. But never when there's a full slate of high school football games ~ing played. Never on a Friday night in September. And never on a Friday night in September where there are usually a large number of high school football gumes being played in a 50-100 mile radius. • There goes that perfect harmony thing I was telling you about. ~~~· ~~s~~~r~;se ~~;-played on Friday~ feature mid-major programs like the Mid-Americ'an Conference schools; But, an expected crowd of 32.000 nights, But. what can you do? You conch when your team has a game scheduled to play. It's your job. And that's the case wilh Marshall. No, don't blame Marshall for playing on a Friday night. Not only does the money help a program that has been in the red despite bowl appearBUTCH MEISTER ances. but the MAC. which will ulso make a ton of money in television revenue, was the one that actuully funs at Marshall Stadium may luke scheduled the game. fans and dollars away from local Plus. it is a nationally <elevised high school football games ... and game for Marshall and Central every dollar in high school athletics Florida, which would only happen mauer a great deaL Athletic depan· on a Saturdar when one of them was ment budgets can revolve around playing a Brg Ten or SEC school. <hem. · ' Never each other. Some high schools have fought In fact, Marshall has three nationback in the past and won, though. ally televised games <his A yeur ago. Toledo and Minnesota season .. .none of which are on were set to play at the Glass Bowl in Saturdays. the first Fnday game after the bun Even the nationally televised MAC was lifted. title game, if Marshall wins the East High school coaches and adminis- Division that is, is on a Friday. .trutors sent letters of objection to Friday night ~ames are a good both schools and eventually the thing for mid-maJOr teams, game was moved 10 the next day. II gives them a chance to perfonn Sure, the schools lost needed in a national level when they usually money. but they agreed to what their wouldn't be able 10 , communities, and yes. their own Like I said before, though, it also conches and players wanted. (And hurts local high schools with allenthe fact that one of those·teams was d fr_om B~\:~dn Co~fh~nce, who doesh ~~~·not just local high schools, n tthneeMAnC ady mg money as muc I'm sure there .are those "':'ho are nsF e 11 . oes,) h · , . not strong supporters of the1r locul ew co ~ge coac es- ve~ ,aew . high school team and don't have a ,-want their teams 10 play on nday kid playing who would rather sit in Butch Cooper HUNTINGTON (AJ>) They have yet to meet on the field for the first time, y e I Marshall a n d Cen trul FIor i d a aIr e ad Y have a mer independent, makes its conference debut on Friday night at Marshall with aspiralions of replacing the livetime East Division champi· ons. Murshall ~layers huve had Central Flortda in their sights for some time. Over Mike the summer. coach Kr.uczek UCF was health y rivalry going in the MidAmerican Conference. Marshall (1 - 1) has won four of the past five MAC . championships and is the media favori<e to win again this season. Central Florida (0·2), a for- quoted by a Florida newspa· per at a boosters meeting as k b sayin~. "I thin we can e unde1ealed. I know we can do it in the MAC conference. ., . Our major cpncern is our out-of-conference opponents." Kruczek · claims he was misquoted and says he has nothmg but respect for the league. . ing," " Based on what has been Crocker's confidence is printed in . the last two to echoed by other Marshall three months. it's not going players, who . point to to help our situation," Marshall's 87-5 record at Kruczek said. "The fans are home since · its stadium going to be excited about opened in t 991. ·whut was said. "We can't afford to lose "We' ve just got to be con- this game," Crocker said. · on · ,"We m1g · ht not go to th e cerned 11 bout what •s gomg within the stadium." MAC championship. so Marshall .players haven't we've just got to take care of h' d forgotten. The article was on t 1s team an go one game at dt'splay outst'de the Herd's a time." locker room during the preHerd coach Bob Pruett was season . among those who encour· "We're . glad this is their aged MAC Commissioner first MAC game coming Jl,ick Chryst to talk to Central here," said Marshall free Florida about becoming a safely Chris Crocker. "We'll member. give them a rude awaken· "I felt like we needed to 7.87 7,33 7.33 7,00 7.00 6.67 6.33 6.33 8.33 6.33 6.00 5.87 5,00 4.a7 4.87 4.67 ' ' j • ' . ,.- I ,, ' , ' ' ' ... · • PUBLIC NOTICES 1" - • • ' • - ,. , _ ' . •' . .. . , ' . ' _,. ._._ Publlo Nnl!n.l• N......,..,., YIUt lb,tlt It KIIIIW, DtlltU'f'd Millrlllt Ywr l>Mf, lern1rd V. Fultz 1nd Any pereon Inter· Mary Andrychuk, Co· Mild moy Ilia wrlllen TrutiHI of Ellubelh exception 10 . . ld Arnold Cutler, occoun1 or to mollert TMIImenllry TrUll. perlllnlng to lhe ex• unte. . excopllone · cutlon ol lhe truot, '"' flied the111to, uld nol len 1hon live eccount will be eel dllye prior 10 the dote for heerlng before eet for hnrlng. eeld Court on lilt 18 1h dey ot October, Robert E. Buck, Public Notice ' 2002, 11 which time Common Ple11 Probote - - - - - - - eold occount will be Court, conelderw end conOlvlelon NOTICE TO THE llnued from dey 10 Mtlgl County; Ohio PUBLIC dey until finally die· poled Of. (II) 11, 2002 ANNUAL PLAN PUIUC HEAIIING MEIGS HOUSING AUTHOIItTY Help Wanted Speclll Meeting II PLEASANT ·'-- VALLEY HOSPITAL bring a team in at the top of Pruett said. "If they come in the bar instead of the bottom here and win, they were of the bar." Pruett said. right. If they don' t, i< means Central Florida pi ayed they've got more work to do. Penn State close in its opener and led Arizona State at hulf- So let's go out, play ball and time two weeks ago before see what happens." . getting blown out in the secCentral Florida quarter· ond half. bacJ<: Ryan Schneider ' is Coming oft a 47-21 loss at aware of Marshall's senti· Virginia Tech that dropped Marshall out of the Top 25. ment and looks forward to .Pruett wants his players to playing before an ene my concentrate on themselves, crowd . not what's been printed, "If you didn't want to do "There has been talk and that, you: re in the wrong chatter about it, but that's immaterial right now beca11se sport," he said. "! can't wait we're in a game week," ' to..get up there." The Melge County Floodplain Variance loerd will hold 1 nrl1nce requ . . t mHilng on 8120/02 11 2:00 P.M, In the Melge County Comml..toner'o OHice, (II) 17, 11 2TC --------: Reds from Pip Third basemun Aaron Boone and left fielder Atlum Dunn each made two errors. Boone mis· played u grounder and missed u throw from catcher Jason LuRue on a bunt. Dunn broke the wrong wuy on two tlybulls and wound up drop· ping them us he tried to reverse his course. The Reds hudn 't mudc five errors si nce u May 21, 1990, gume ut Wrigley Field. Anungry Boone cu< off his post-game in<ervlew after a couple of questions . The lhird-pluce Reds. who led the NL Centrul for 57 tluys this seuson, were eliminut· ed·from postseason contention with <he toss. ' "You don't expect u mujor league team to pluy like thut," Reds second busemun Todd Walker said, "l don't think you ever 11e1 mad ubout errors and mistakes." h.ecse has 16 RBis this season against the Reds, for whom he'd played his entire career before this year. He feuded with mana$ement last season and wound up signing wuh the Pirates as a free agent after the Reds traded him, , Chris Reitsma (6·12) took the loss. Benson gav,e up solo homers to Russell Branyan and Jason LaRue In the second. Branynn hit an RBI double In the fourth. their nice. comfy living rooms w1th a soda or beer, popcorn and/or chips and an appetite for fOOibull no matter what level. Trust me. if one of the aspects of my job (my favorite mind you) wasn't covering high school football games, I would be one of those couch·potatoes, I don'<have any kids and I haven't really cared how my hometown high school team has done for years. Would I go to one of their games7 Perhaps, just to have something to do. But now l would likely stay at home and watch a college game. But, it's just the mid-majors. right? No biggie. 1l's highly doubtful that ...oh. lets say a big time program like Ohio State. for example. would play on a Friday night in September. Right? Right? But, if ESPN starts to offer more money...well. you've heard the saying that everybody has their price. Who would've thought that .traditional college football teams• that would only play at I p,m, would play tater in the day. They do. though. with the ~ : 30 p.m. ABC game and the 7 p.m, ESPN contest showcasing these teams. A Friday night game al the horseshoe. Could you imagine the uproar in · central Ohio? thundering Herd has found another.rivalry 7.61 l* TiVOuld Like Tb l*lcome... 304-675-7650 A year and a half ago, I was 'l~k· w g nver th~ Associated Press wtre h~e I alwu)'' dn and no<iced a small 'pnrts bnct that caught my attention. The NCAA had lifted the ban Fnday night college football games. U was only n ·few shOrt sentences but. like a good picture. i< said a 1housand words, ESPN followed with big television deals offering big money to colleges and ;mall conferences to televise a weekly Friduy inatchup. Weekends dul'ing the fall. for the most part. have always been set in stoile. Friday - high school footbuiL Sa<urday - college football . Sunday - pro footbalL Each level had its set day of the weekend and the sports world was in perfect hunnony. (Sure, there are some ·Saturday high school games because some schools have 10 share ·fields with cross-town teams, but they are few and fur between.) then came the NCAA's·decision to allow football gumes to be played on Frid:ty nights. .. At that time, I knew it wouldn't be long for this issue to hit close to home. A yeur afler the NCAA made that decision. I realized how right I was as I saw it in print for the first time on the 2002 Marshall footbull sched· ule ... Sept, 20 - Central Florida. The Melge Houelng Authority will con· duct • Public Hurlng of the FIICII YHr 2002 Annuel Plln on Thuredlly, S.pllllllber · 28, 2002 11 7:30 P.M. II the offlce of the Metge Houtlng Authot"lty ,at 117 E11t Memorfol Drive, Pomeroy, Ohto. All tntereoted pereone mey ettend to com· ment ond provide ougg. .llone on the Pion. Following the heir· lng, A epeclel Meeting ol the Mtlge Houelng Aulllot"lty wltl be conducted. The purpooe of the ~Meting le to epprove vortoue reporte, Pleasant Valley Private Duty Is accepting applications for private duty home care cases to provide hourly care to clients who reside In Meigs, Gallla and Athens Counties. • Competitive rate 1 Flexible scheduling 1 Mileage reimbursement • Health Insurance 1 Incentive plan Please call Debbie Mitchell for more lnlormation or to arrange a personal interview at 740-9G2-6918 or 1-886-992-8916, Jeon Tru11e11 Executive Director Melge Houelng AuthorHy NEED MONEY? BUSTIN' LOOSE - Vlrlgnla Tech tailback Kevin Jones (7) jumps over Marshall defender Charles Tynes (45) B!il Chris Crocker ( 19) pursues during first half action last Thursday, The Herd will have to Improve -Its run defense to enjoy any success against Central florida on Friday. 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Malo ('Ttlohtal8·1 1), 7:10p.m. Houllon (Udgt 1.0) II MIIWIUktt (RuiOh I 0·13), 8:05 p.m. 81, loulo (An .lllnll 5·4) II Colorodo (SliM< 1o-3), 8:05p.m. Arlzono (Holling 8•11) 11 Son Diego (01.3-3), 10:05 p.m. Son Fronolooo (Or!lz 12·10) OIL.ot AI\QIIII (Btlrno 1.0), 10:10 p.m. - .-nLHguo w Ntw'l'ork Booton Toron1o Btlllmoro . Tllmpll Boy ··- u. 85 88 87 150 Cenlrll w (II 75 C._and t7 l<lnNe Clly 85 Ollroll 64 Chlotgo Anahtlm O&klln<l ·- L !18 85 12 83 100 • L 83 78 ""' ~3 ·.3611 * .. 87 W..t w L us !18 u. 57 .!.. ,.__.,~-~ .. - - Pat. 01 .U7 .51() ,.;&7 25~ ..U7 27 .!183 ,487 ..U1 Pat .uu .U3 ·~ .. 01 13 an 30 34 Gl ,5711 87 64 Stlllll 8 Tuu 88 u .457 28 x-ollnohtd dMilon 'IW&dly'e1oa1on 4, C-lll<l I Btlllmoro 10, 'TDronta 4 Ml-7,0ftdl4 Tllmp& Boy 8, N,Y,l l l - 7 Chicago Whl!l Sol 5, KaniU Cl1y 1 Bto111o 3;2, 10 !Mingo 1, Ollcllt\11 o, 10 lnnl~~g~ Ani- _.,.....,. _ e - n d (Drno M) 11. looton ( P - ~), 7:01 P.f\'1. . Mlrinuals (Maye 3-l') 01 Dll!olt (tportoe a. 18), 7:08p.m. Toronto (Halladoy 18-7) 11 Btl!lmort (Don~•• Cl-3), 7:05 p.m. N,V,l l l - (D.Wtllt 17•7) 01 Tampa Bty (Zambtlno 8·7), 7:1& p.m. l<lnlll Clly llluppan 8-15) II Chicago Whl!t Sol (CIIrlancl I H 1), 1:015 p,m, Tuuatlloalllt10:, Maholrn II Oalclat\111 0' ,m, • ·-- .... -··' ----- --~ ' tN THI COMMON PLII!I COU!ff, . PROIATI DtVtiiON MI!IQI COUNTV, OHIO IN=TTI!ROF IMI!NT · 01' ACCOUNTS, PROIATI COURT Mlkll CGUNTV, OHIO AOQOUfltl end 111e lot· flducl· ery IMII flied In tho 11roHtl Court, Meta• County, Oftlo fOr epprov11 lnd HI· Itt mtnL I~ATI NO. 30'12 • The l'lret 1nd current Aooount of VOIUIIIII'I Of lowlnt : ___. _, .... nurse Hides and Personal.Care Aides "' Helpl Call Us, We Can • $500 Sign-on bonus e Up to $7/hour • Weekly paychecks . • Paid training • Higher salary with experience Dial Up Success With lnfoCisionl 1-877·463-6247 ext. 2456 . , �Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel we Colle Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties l.lke No One 1< lhlu 4 ~hoatlng a Btt.SI<ET ANO PO'TiERV . BINGO . In one week With us REACH OVER 285,000 .PROSPECTS ONLINE l\egistet MW169 Jannlltr All Makts 1fl.:w l Equipment hm F\lctory AU!htllilt\1 Clst-IH Pln$ Dealm Amtlican L~lon, Display Ads · Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. Items r"'-------..J ~\'\Ill '\II \II '\I\ Pfll.'llNAI~ .\ ~0 0 Monday .f'rl day far In ser t ion In Nt)(t Dai!'$ Pape-r ln ~ Column: 1:00 p,m , P'or Sund~YIIi ~tu~e:r ndll'f Includes Free Yard Sale, Sign I Up To 15 words , 3 Days Over 1 S Words 20¢ Per. Word Ad s Must: Be Pr paid AU Dl•plily: 'J Nl.lon ) 8U5h'te~• ll~~- Prior 1'(l Publlc•tlon sunday ot•pt~v : Thurac:t•v t : oo tor Sunday• • 0 C'*'Y - WAN!llll G)a. AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Nigh! Shift Cook al Oomlno'l now laklog awll· SoiL Shirley Speare. :104· Village Plua. QOO(l PfY, ci!IQIIt lor drl-. Go!· Freelnlormallon on lri<IM<I· 07~·14:!11 . . Paid vocation, liM HNIIh llpolla fOOl· AII-NIIIOI.,_IIInt ual Computenzo<l Allrologl· lnturaneo, FIIXII>Io Houro. 110!11 In IIIIo no-la cal ~ly In ~· No p~.. I ••Horoscopoo. 0 1 1Packtl In- Bou I player llh ana koybOaro I ·-~ plf.;;;;"j;;~f~ ou.,-tloohe.-ol c u~s eocr ptont, pr~o Poyer w oxpor once Colt, Vllago PIZla Inn, '''r Hollllne Aol o1 IHI Lilt & Dollnltlana. Son<l $1 lor local counlry bond 3004 Jaokaon Avo. Polnl whltll"""" 11 llloQIIIO lor Pottage 1o: Poaall>lltltt, Dod~aotd & oorloua In- Ploaoant, wv. L,--~ _ ,.. •ony PO. Ilo>< 138, Pomeroy, Oh Quirts onl~ Call(740)446· 4~769 38.~7 doyllmt: 1740)441 • 0"trbrook Rthabllltallo• O.lllpOUICa'"' C . Ol'= PHifortnOO.IImi1111anot • .. 110 C _ dloorlmlna11an llllld an 108 r ""nlnn • Center curronlly hao Full C ''"" !ole •• Homt rHO, ootor, ~"""'· Ha PeRSONALS: Chlldron'aln·Home and Por1· Tlmo poalllona alilOdayl ?40.<148·4367, · tornillo!""'""., national Jan E. Rllov or CIINon. Well Tl\trapltl Nttded open lor RNa. ~~N'I ond 1·800-214·0452, VIrginia Hoy,Couolnl Prel!era Cent"' Is looking STNA'a, Wtofftra OOillptl• ROO IIO·Oii· 1i7~B. orltln, onny lnttnllon to Emflll:ch_I"IOrnOoper•mall. IOadd another olaff member lllva aallr~ and banelll mlktlllft\' tuon com Thanks! Ch horn •v PH'IIrlnao, llmllollon., · 10 lholr Poln1 Pleaaanl, wv package. For moro ln!orma· ML\1CIIU.r\NI\0Ui dlaortmlnallon... ..................................... ollleo. A Children's ln·Home lion oonlacl Krlatlo Mad<len, L,- - - - - - - ' Why walt? Star1 meeting Tharaplst Is needed 10 pro- Stall Oevolopmtn1 Nuroo at ~ Thlo """'"'"''will nol Ohio ~ogles oanlght. call loll vide lndl•ldual and lamlly (740) 992·~472, Applv In OIIAA ICOTT , knowlnely -pt lree l-800·766·2623 ,.1 1h0ffli>Y 10 child and adolol· Poroonlal 333 Page St, (Linoolo Avo) 162r com popularlons, In Maoon Mlddlopor1, Ohla EOE congralulaUonal VO\I havt ·~~:::~~ ~,:"' 1 County Wi ll also provide Plrt-1lmt Secrttlry won 2 tree movie llt«.ot• to Ylota,lan of tM llw. Our A case managemonl , consol· to W.l h St <II 01 c r oha Sprlog Volley 7 In Gal· do lit b 1 NN!lUNl'"\U:IV I~ ration, ana tduco11on • .,,. Th~ U~I'Or~ly 01 " llpollo. Coli 1ht Rogioler 10~""::!,~ 1111~ 11 Y !coo 10 !he communlly. Day Grande ln•lloa applicoilona day tor <lelalit, (304)87~· dwalllntaldvenlr11d In ' travel lnYOIV&d IO homes 1 lh llo f 1 · 1~3 C· l Beer Carry Out permU and schools. Must have MA or v poat no f:rNm• nliF--~----, thlantWipilplrar. for sale. Chaster Township, In human services field, II· ll~rtllfY In lhi Wtlh Stud· Woom IYIIIIbte on an tqYII ..._ r.•-·. . =------- I''" :o Meigs County, send l&ltars cense or Ucenle eligible lea Cenutr. 01 lmereSI 10 The Dally •alld drlwr's license and ac: . S~ntinel, PO Box 7'29·20, cess to transportaUon E•· Respon,lblllllfl Ql thle 20 Po_:._m:._•_•o::. ' ·.:. O_hl.:.o:... 45:...7.:. 69:._.__ perlence pr~lerro<l We oiler hour per week poolllon In· · exoellenl b~ · k elude, but are not limited tD, I, SIIOIIon a. Hullmon . ' Plooso send 01119 res':::~·~~; prO'IIdlng general oot:relarl· rooloont o 1 Clallla Counly. . " w al, olor~al and tO<lhnlo•l aa· I'. I~;;:::;•;nl:t:b:••:•:•·=~ To "'l "" . Corilllt<l Aeopllo care pro· vldtr, will do rtlpllt cart. (304)675-3765 0, (3041C7A· 0231 • i- ~~ M~:!1~ . L,•a-·FOI\~Il;,OI,;o.:.,; · :so,;._ ,.l '--•AIIIIi~ia:i~iiRkii tN i ii ~• :s.,l P"" ~ 1 ~ ~. lr' Ntw Managor'a Spoolal, Anthclny William- now t S.to, 3 btQII)Qm, I QoogiiiUiallorill VO\I tllYI balh , .rt<lucad lo only II?IIQQ ~"-~ ~ N HI ~ '11)\1 NVI M1 I•$o,(IOQ lnolutflog unQol""'nl~, an• oholl. VIPQf ba:;;r, ·1•111 II· llO"""Il tl-•, 20• 01 Yllll•• ~ into undlrhomo,all lnt1al• ltd, Ont Qllly, Colli'I MQ. bilt 11Qmto. u.s . eo Arhono, Ohio 45701 Mull Sail• laclorv mltltko, onM. ·R· a••. W"l•-rl• • ..., • g ..., • ~~. ""n' ,;.,,.,, ~~er• nlot, Sa"' $8;100,00, !~)?118• 3888, H88·73fl·3$11, • ... Two· 1 badrwm houltl IQr " !llnl or lilt) In F'OmtrQII $118 and $400/mo, E"'' Ron\ plua ulllltloo, No Jllil. Fltlol:~~:tl~lf)Oiil. !7~QJQili......, 3 bldroam hom" M!Oif'l• ""I Ill 0 "1 I I • t. " o, r vtr no Pill, ro111111(tl rtqu M , lloii0 .111Q111h, otl lf~O)Qia. 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WANT A CAREER IN NliRBING7 Nurolng Attlo1enl CIAIIol ••• l)&ing ollerod on SOil· 1embtr 23. 2002. II you are • caring, companlonare paraon, you could be a parr ol our Hea!thoare Team I Cl)l'ltacl Judy Hart LPN In· arruclor al 740-992-Bt!OS or 740·742·2370 or etop by AockapriMQI Rehal:ll!ltaiiOI'l IIEJJ•WAN"Illl :~~· 1:10~)77 (304)876·6332 -=--..,.----- ° :f.'&J" '/J .... r~uired. Eern up to 11 .000. ••oo. "7=":::::=.;.:.:-.--:-":'" r Prlvllt n ' Con lor loco led al 38769 per .,•••.C4111304-87~·4006 lor tam'!!'" ~·Y~H, groar Muor ..,II Own.. mO'Itd Aockaprlnga Road, Pomer· URGENTLY NEEDED• bolht, 1\illng ar~~~~~·ln~ a001 OakWOod 14•70, 3BR: oy, and 1111 Out 4 CIASI appll· plaama donorl elltn 150 IO room kiiChtn & dining 2 bllh, aU IP~IItnOII, catlonl Equal Opporlunlty 160 per week' lor 2 or 3 room ,' huement, awtmmlng walher & dr~•r nctudtd, Encouraging ho\lfl Wlftkly Call Blo ~Itt pool, new barn, ntw porch· ptnlral air w lh deck, &0 Dock worker wanted Pari· Employer Dl•orolfy. Plaamo Sor~lot 740 592 01 IPP•O> 0 aorn OWN, •ttkt ~.or Ply· tlma, In Pocft, WV Call Workplace M/FON ' • " $00.000, (740)742. t048 ' ~0~1, 370. (218)351 · Mark. (304)634-2902 6861 . 110 I Mua1 be movad. TAka ovtr U ~•Y or .__iiiiii Plimentt ot UBI . per. ~All MAPI. OIT,ILI lltiOh 51, Mlddltporl, Oh, 4 whool ~ d M1·dl 01 1 . _ , 4 be<lroomt wllh largo maa· mon1n. (304)078·2082 Anthony Lond Comptny, a BD Purnlttlld Al)1, UUIIIItl IOOOitr, m:~~n m t · . lor oullo, 3·112 bolho. lArgo (304)876·2006 ~fd, 1400-21~.a311 Polo, Clpotll &Atloronooa, 300ibo E•otlltn!" con~~~g~ Baoh braq Trumf)tlln IIOOCI kllohon wlih Cherry aabl· www.oloiMd.oom NOPall 11 000 (7~) 44 0. 2708 • oondlllon Wllh 0111, HOO. nora, oun room Formal I.R 1999 OakWOod 14•70, 2BA Ohl AI ' ' (7~)440·727t & OR, lull llniohod baoo· 2 balh . With pormloolon Vtr Proptrly, IP· Furnltht<l 2 Aoomt tnd 0 ~1p1n111 lworat tnd t 10 1 18 monl. 2 cor garage wor· may tlty on ronlod loi. In prox. " wlih nlot rlv- Bllh, UPtillrt, Cltan, Atl• Knill, Pno011 on lnii)IOI~n, Conn Trgmbona, Clood looko amall poMd Thlo not 1 •••tllllfll condllloM, mty tl· 11 lroniAU•· Above NIW Ha· oranaoo ana Dopoall Rt· (31l~)871,,lt 4 CondliiD'l. Ona htrd OIH, 11 drl'l·by, Tara Subdl•lslon Iher buy or rake 0111r pay· AJ, 33 .: • : - qulrod . No ~111. (740)440· Ont tall 0111 , 0111 $rnll0o, roalloro wtloomo: menlo, (740)440·71&8 (30 4)0ea. 24 ~~ .' 0 r, 1018 · AHordablt • Convlllltnl 1:104)071 1;o4 lit I I \ It \ 1 '>I 1'1 ' I II , (740)367·02&9 ~000 IQ II homt on t aoro ·(lraoiOUI living t lnd a WOL,TANNINO IIDI .\ I 1\ I ' dill I ~ Moving! Mu t Hi 3 tO mlnurot !rom hotplitl' Tr!llor IOI• PriUI Mobllt bodroom ll>trlmtnll II VII ~OW MOnlhlylnvllfmolnlt room• II Yin • 00 It kl b~· Still undtr oontlruotlon 4 Home Park; II~~ par l'flt Moner ln<l Rlvtrtl~ Home Dtllvtry (l1ove 5 dl~ ' ~· 11° on lltdroomt/ a Bath ,; 11 h monlh, lnoludoo wartr and Aptrlmtntt In Mid<! I rt ~IIU Color Oa11lotl u•~·"-"'' ~ td) laundry ,wat ~r : ''"da owlmmlng pool . (740)440· · (740)~41·30M From 1270•1341. Cllmo: Otll TCXIII)I 1•000.71 I ·0"118 l. tmnv•K 3070, . 092·1004 . Equel ~Oull"" www.np....lln.oom , 1.,-----"'~_.j 0 ,. gara 1 oom, -• lh,l ov g ' covuriiN pat o, Arv\n II ''" Truc:k DriYirl , Immediate Lltlrl Fallt, OhiO, IGG,OOO. S uHd homll undtl I3000· ~rtun t II. COOL OOWN, Otl'llflll Air hlrt, 01111 A CO~ roqulrod, (014)2:)g·1 109 1740)147· Will htlp wll~ dtllvtry Ctll Condltlontrt tn~ Htal HorN ~or Slit: excellent pay, ar.plrltnco 2632 Karena (740)385·7871, T•r• Townhoun Aperf· l.f r:u dOni otll Ul QrHn BrN, Par t Ouorltr Thmplato NMded AZ Ol•eralllo<l Hoal1h0aro lo kloklng lor lull·11mo Cerlllled Occupa11onol Theraplaro At· olllanll lor rapidly growing skilled nurolng loQ!IIry In 1110 Oolllpolla. Ohio area. Ohio Iicon" Ia required. Full ben· olltt ava•lo~o. New gradu· ar•• woloomo ro apply. For morolnlormallon preott oonlact: 1·600·577-4310 or ru yovrraaumllo: r·937-696·1376 miiM. sa.1100 tao; A ~ Chnkoa, 1 114111 1 plooo dining room aullo, a ot.P1lln oh"l" Thrn yoar akt oomputar, lor noy deuiS Olhar lhnn my rlltora Conlar leo Conler. Thitra aro no Courier Ser.~e. doF~ 1011i\ maJIIo,. (?40)rl40: 1011 UOQ, >Mil '"' 1110: fiQ own no ol Soplombor 16 HRI Masor\ Thora. benelila wllh ihle poalilon. 5027 Garage, ai>Ovt ground 1>001, 14•72 Norrla, i BR, 2 lull 3a~7 · !lAilY llttl, Yilt Old, · PO BOj< 8069 Hondmatted kllchon oabl· DO!h, S~GO/monlh. Groon ' $75: walkor, brant1 now, 2002 Hunllnglon. wv 25705 Musl ha.o high ochool dl· Qoorgoo Ponablo Sawmill, neoa, Oil Loon Badon R<f. Sohoal <llllr~l. roltronool, 1\pglltnon: AtooMIIIont<J $1ft , (1~0)74NR1i EOEJM ploma or equl•aleno . AaiQ· <fon'l haul your loao 1o !he (304r45a•1000 ,(7..:. •0:;:1:,~4::fl..:.'::oe::a,...._ _ _ Waahort, Oryora, AMon. . Wo!Orllno StliOioi· :114 100 GIVI:\\1',\Y 372 Openings learn to drl~e elate degree preferred. Muat mill juat caii 3Q.i·611S·,i&7, FortQIOII.lfll 4 btdraom, ~ Aotrlg!-.IOrll Up 'TO GO G~• PSI $2~ 00 Ptr 100• 1• 200 B•u 'Riuo. 16 day COL pro· ha.o knowledge or MlcrQ· Hou.. holptr o.olloblo: (UBI $~~.700, Fot lilllng oall Wt 11ftyt OllPrO><Imatoly 10 i• 20R M1lllllo Homo !Qr <lYiflnlttdl Wo Soli Now PSI UD 00 Ptr 1'00' All Frae pupp•o•. Shepherd gram No o•oerlenco neo<f· " "Word, E"•'· omall. ana Onot, ooc..lonal. rogular, t -800.719-~1 e.t Ft« ~~~.~.~~~,!e~?e· ~;3~: ::; (;~~~1 );;;Re;:~-:·t~tO;,;~':''":::-:-H-•_••7"'n. ~~~:~~lfu~~~~ ~;~~ Unr's",~o,,o'm!lrtlllon P~tlnQ' mile, cute\ 1740)992·9229 ed. FinAncing MAilable Big ln\ernet usage. Flrevlau1 of· Cleaning, cooking, packing, N • "" ~ money ""''" hOle. 1·888· lice ••Porlenilo ~rolorrod. moving. Whatovor nooda loo 3 badroom hoult Iorio .;._ r 1:._nfo.;..,._ _ _ _ _ 3 bedroom moollo homo lor For Salt: Rooondltlontd ~ON I VAN& I NTII'!PIIII• Puppies· 6 weeks old, .:6.:: 45::·•=5:: 05::._'::.__ _ _ GOOd oral and wr lten oom· doing Honaet rollablt •ate, atmolt 3J• acre. thcoot• New 2ooa 1• wldO. Onlu rent. Pom1rov ar••· nQ Wlltltfl, drytrl and rttfrlg· I I Jt'Okaon. Ohio. 1·100· ml>od brood . 1740)386· muolcallon akllla required. (740)446 7ell4 . . lenr aondlllon. Call 1799 down and Onl; POll, (740i&lla•!l858 ·oraloro, ThO"'fliOnl A~~Q· 837·11028 EASY WORK! EXCELlENT Must be able lo work lflt• • (304)876·141111 . $ II AOQO, 3407 J~OkiOn AYI• -=-~.~~---9056 or 17401368.9055 1 PAVI Asoomble produc11 al clal ovon11. Nulla• Conttruollon wv Nlco 3 badroom houae In t8U month, Ca l euuillul Alvor Vlow ldtol nut (:IO~)Q? 8 , 7360 Grubb 1 Plono• Tuning 4 7 0 1671 8 l.!li.T ANI> horno. Call Toll Free 031134 Clonoral Conlraotor, Galllpoila Forry on almoll Nikki ~ · • FOri Or a F'toplo, Referon• ' ' AtQII11, Probllmt! lf"a FnUNn 1·800·467 ·5566 E•l. t2170 All appllcanla mull oubmll a realdonllol l Commerolal 4 Now ~Oillf on a aorto In •••· Copooli, No Poll, Fo1c OllOU U1o<J Appllonotl, Ro· 1\m011? Coli Ttll ~1100 Dr, lenor ollniaroOI and roaumo oonatruailon, new houau ~ :11 aara. a•o•llont · oondf. lho oountrv. l7~0)44a•SW I8, ltr Trallor Park, 140·44 1· oondlllonod tna Guo ran· 7~0·440·4828 · lnolualog lho oameaan<l ad· roola, tiding, wlndowo; uol . ilon, coii(J04)07I·I4DU 0181 tote!, Wllhefl, Pr1111, w 0 ,, ,. ~ 1 C FOUND· nog at Do·II E:tporlencad drywall hang· dreaaes olthree rvtertmoea No }Ob to. big· or to aml!lll , Ohio Country Horns, 3 9R 1 VlndlltMoblltHomt1 aXGO ~~·~..,----- Aangu, and Rofrlgorator' ,., r...y M\Unl ~'~"'' 11 1• gw. Cantor on McCormlc~ Ad. ors & tlnlshors naodod to on or before September 23 Free eetlmataa. (304)693· 1·112 bath, woud lloora, new wl oxpnndo1 window ulr, gil Small a 6tt;1room• Mobile Same abut II liS Sko I hU fll O~OinhOYitl, Op•n (740)446·1592 Call 1o ""'' lmmedl•loly. Plea~• 2002 lo Mo. Phylllo Mason: t607 or.(304)882:217A wlndowl, IQrt hoal, rollnlaht<l lhroughoul, Homo Mlddlopofl , Chlo 1\ppllftnoll: 10 VIne ~~mF'. 41.•080P0m10, }11 1·~~ n, . 11110• 1.47 l<lenlllv. "" (740]200·6500 onytlme, SPHA, OlrO<liOr ol Human (3 04 a Ofltl IM)IIj owntd, furnll h• p(7140r)•UD'a~·6~0;30;;:;;;-, (1~0l44C 731)6 '• • m A 4 looal call. Reaourcos, l)nl•eralty 01 Will pro11uro waoh houseo. ) ?6·230 od, 'lry n~o, prloo roduood ' _ Clll(30~)ai0•378D YARil So\U: E•porlttnced roolore need· Rio G"n<la, MCSF-27. Rio 1ralloro. and deako. Call Prlqod lor qulok &all• a (740)742·2Uli or 882-338~ ~oavy duly Ho1 l'clnl Wftlh• M ~1 :====== ad, must be rollnDie. Muat Grande, OH 46674, email 441 •42 38 aal( lor Ron or e!ory brlok home In Mlddla· or, II)!, QB +-~oavy duty 0 A'l rA • mAnure lllrtld@f, hnve hAnd tools and IrMa· pmasonOrlo.edu, tax 7~0· leaw mllt•age. port. Complt hiiiV remodeled, nr--~---.., ltugo Oli~AOity Wlllhtr I8S: YCkOI, ·t iOVAIOr, plow1 OIICI, ponallan Call bo1weon 245·4909 3 bedroom, 2 oar goraQI, FARMS M•vllg dryo r hiiiYf!ll' gol«' lim~ aproAd~r, 1 W00!1opllll@l, 1 M<f 2 bo~room IlPAri· ID6: ' ~:Jl,'n IIIII, ~74 Y~Rn SAIJ•:· 5pm-9pm. 1740)379·9079 EEOIM EmpiD)'or lo naed In yard. (7<0)448· m S Wllilnuhoolt tiO<l1riO wa l,lMEHfl\'/1\!lmnt.E 4~43 . R' ALK ~:~~~' ~~~~~~~d ~ft'nr.~~~~~: rango, S&ai (I f rtlll~orolor, ~:::.·~~rng :.1~ ~IIIII~~~~~ FACTS· An Ou1pfttlenl AICO· .Share a homo like lamlly? . UUSlNt:\'S It " ·, ·o ... hftr•otl gold, lUI: DIIIOk 10"1, a whool lrAIItl. Wh ,. hoi s.nd Drug COli"JJ8IIng Are IIOU 60+? Would you Oltot'OM'IttNrJ'' Nlo• hom•. C•nl•,•ry 12 aortal fret gaa, oily Wft• q~ •~. no Ill.. "t ' II ... ltllhtr roellnor s•o· Cil•oi ,. Garago sale· 10th-2 0th, agency 11 acceptlnt, re· ll~e 1~ Uve In a nice home? Road, Groon Townthlp, In· ter, wllh 3 btQroom hOYII, 22 !8, i ~,~ ' w pgoona1 UQIII, mAIO 6 It· Ha rry Holterresldenoa, Pint aumas lor th o following po· With no utltlllea to pay lor groumJ pool , 2 bedroom. ba1emant, flrtplaoo, lrothly ~~&gra;or~. and drtlllf, mnlt 1 6, flor Dtlllll. (304)!71· Grove Ad . large dresser 1itlon: Sec rotary· General axohanga lor light house· 1NOTICII tarpo bath, nice almoat r,alnlttd, now aarp&t 1 h11 1 Bedroom Apartmontl 70 wlrnlrror. TV. PBrennlolo. oecre1ary dulles. Requlro· keeping. Wo oon dloouoo 11. OHIO VAL~EV PUBLISH· an noro. (7401446 •631 0 argo born, •nore ooroagt Slorllng 11 1281/mo, Waoh· 7~88 (740)261·COU3 lnaof)tlndlnl MtrbAIIID Oil• R · men1a: hiOh ochoOI diplOma No omoklng or alcohol INQ CO. reoommenda !hal 1740)446·0608 Shown by ay~li@llla, back ot Mlaort• er/Oryor HOOI<up, SIOYI 11n0 lrlbulor, Coil ~or RrO<JYOI Or 1 ' :'~o;::·g_;::d ~:p::~b":: and one. It I year e•perlence Plea•• aend roplloo ro CLA you do butlntll Wlih pooplo appolnlmtnl. S84,1l00. pori , $78,000, (304)273· Rtfrlglrft10r. (740)441. Mollohan Otrpel, aoa Oillfk ' Oppoflunll~ (140)441 · 1052 20. !rom 9·2·30 •• Spia "Ill In secrelarlal An<l compulor 564. clo Qalllpollo Dolly you know, and NOT lo oond 41111 tl tQ. Ch'tltl Rllld, Porll!, Ohio Pa~~ In RaCine ~ lVI skills, knowledgo with e:.pe· Tribune, P.O. Box 409, Gal· money through the mall unlll Hounln MldUioPOrl, oorntr 1b I 1100 ~7~0)4oi0·744o4 1•8'77·U:IO• Gomes o ·lsheo Gia·as o.y,o, rlonco '" Mlcroooll Win· llpolla. OH 46631. yo'""- ht•• ln.oallgolod "1ho ~',' .'l"'e'•'ro·t~•.•arm, 'u',n, r,r•,'.•,''.· l.ms & dt:·~~8r ~·~gn ali 'u'lli' 102, Preo eallmi iQI, eaty IIUIIJliN(l ' · w ' · dowo. E•oel and Word and o .. ng ' ACRu•o• •· · ' ' llnanOing, UO 011)'1 tamo 11 S•tl'l"llil" Mall rosa. llnono. Booko, mual ~· dependable and Smart Sryle Hair Salon . . approo Alt, 7.40)8Qi·iC78 "" " lnoluOIK1304·67!1-3G04 Cllh, VIII/ Mllltr Carll. ' ' .,. ' Shoes, ClolhlnQ, Stereo, po 1801 good communlca· Stylist neorJad lor buav .fftl· Slllrt Your B1.111no••· To· . . i Bedroom Apartment tor Crlvt• I• llttlo IIVI otol, , Canning Jar•. furniture. Aa. 11on 1 ~1 11 e send re1ume by· on. We .oller heaUh lnaul· day... Prime Shopping Cen· 112 Mre lol on l'yooon l..lkt rent In Syrooult 12110 00 BIOOM1 brick, IIWtr plptl, dlos. E•erclse Equlprnonl. Sap le mbor 24 . 2002 10, anoe. 401k, treo t<Jucallon, lor Spooo A.allablo AI AI· w/1 ~•60 Trailer $t6,500,00 dtpotll, 1330,oO ' Monlh 'In· u..o fumliu ro 110/ll t 30 wiMdowo, llnlolt, tiC, CIIU!JI Knickknacks, LOll of Mlecel· FACTS. 45 OUvv Streul. paid vaoatlon1, lnatanl etlan· lorctable Rate. 2 Nice E)jeo· (740) 24'7·1100 eluded Water Sower Bull!lvlllt Plkt, Wt H I melt• Wlnltfl, Alo Qrandft 1 OH laneous All proceeds go !O Galllpolla, OH 45631 or FJt)C tete and other benellla. ullve Ofllcu. Newly A&· t 2x60 3 bedroom w/o/o, TI'Ath ' ' lfiiiOI, bUnk b0dl1 drill• ~719·240•0ljll Scholarship Fund. Call Mn 10 1740 )446 .8014 EOE Ple•te call 1·868·886·7778 modoltd. Spring Valley l'la- wuhor & oryor, I10VI, IUCKI YI HILLI I'!D (?40) .378·6 1fl Ill, OOUChOI, lpplll11011, "" ..... 1 Zirkle al 949·2031 or Ka· MIFIH · e,1 19 44 . :::"··~C;;;al~ll.:.;140~)4;:48::;·:3:;4;::8.:;1......, sa, 4; 8, 740.;a2.2107 Now properly on lht mar• ·much moro. !ltlvo monu· ..-llllr lhryn Han or 949-2656. .. ~~7.""""~....,,.--- koll Boeulllul Sao·IOIO ,.,. a Dtdroom lparimtnl Wllh mtnll, (740)44D•47U Gil· ~ I'IJIC~~J( Than~alor your support. Full·tlme position a1 new The City ot Point PIGo\IUr",lll ·~()fi&\~ONM. l WW4 ChAmpion Park Ridge ldtnllal lrl011 centrally lo· appllanoll, e:no 1?\0nlh. II 111 OH -bakery. E•porlenoe noodod. accopilhg appllcollono and St:.CVICI-:li t8•70 w 1 ohlngl!l roor Ql· calod bOiwoon Golllpolll Otnll ntry Rd, (7~0)441• AI . 33. ol(t Burlingham Send reauma to 454 2nd rt1Uffl81 lor the lollowlng nyl aiding 211:6 energr. and Jackson. i4..2 Awll'\1 TI1Q A.rntrloln Pl1 ovn PUI)Iil .store, Wed. 11·25. 9·7, Avenue. Galllpolla, OH poaltlona: paoktd Willi Dlthorlll eel · Call Ullodly lor . ., .,... ,?#'~ ~IVt had lhOII t n mlnlolloro, don<ey, campor. AM3L 1. Slroel Commlltlonor lnga, drywall through oul ~All MAPI •lliT,ILI 2BR Apl In Ctnllnlt~, IJl' worri1td. (740111•1-1411 flt. ~~~rat~::· r~oll~l olwpeoodl· Help wanted '"8rln, lo; !he 32 . CChlly l noalpPooollloore conlrl l tlr poroh ln!ilutted . Anttlony Lind Compeny, pll,ldrn;JII tu,rnlllhodlol u llltltl uu or Mil. Rlvtrlnt Anll• _:: IQ..; II..;II;:;pm ,..;,.- , . - - - ' • 1e vorr Nlco st6,ooo.oo ~fd. t·IOo-113-PII PI ""'P ooolr , o111n, • . '"'' · almot1 now elderly. Coral Group Home. 4. Municipal Judge Pori· l7401 PP0·3858 www.a~land.oom 12111/monm, Call(740)211• quoa, I til 5111 Main on Jaok ~UIItll Ttrrlar PuP' washer/dryer, sll klnda ot now paying minimum wage, time · ::--:::-~==,::;:;;~~ 1135. SA 1211 I . Pomorov 1 7~0· Pill, 2 male. 1 ttm1111 till 740 981·417 6 lurnllure. loola. now shliW 7ftm·3pm, 7om· Appllcallona moy be 00 . Dralllotlly raduood 110,000 ~::;-7":"'77"-:'-:-"-- Wia-2620, Ru11 Mooro, WOIMI Old, 1110, (740)1141• ' 5pm, 3pm· 11pm. fl pm- lolnod allht Cliy Bolldlng 19~p 14•72 2br 2ba Vou below IPPIIIIHcl Vllut 1 tO 2br, Apt. in Now Havon,ap. ownor, ,ae;:2:;4~:--~-~~~~~.o~~~.~~ r~~~~.,:~ 7am, call740·992-5023. 400 Viand Slreor, Point Hu~n~~ don'! wanl 10 mlao lhla 001 aoro, mobile "omo,' now pllonott lnoludtd, 1276. KC Mlnllluro Poodlll, 7 20 Tables. Deake under Help Wanlod : For Truok Pleaoool, Weal Virginia, and FilM SAIJ>; PO Claylon 4br. 16•80 on hoar pump t rod furnaot, afJ' mon~~ (30~~:~~~~3 160. Wllkl Old, Yll OhiOktO, AI· ahetter house, quarter of a Drivers 372 Openlnga. completed applleatlona will rentt~Q lot In GI!IIPOIII Ferr~ Pllllno••· t740)44t •iD10 man , •. 1 10 oldor AKCl Ooldon Ro· mlleoul AT 143. Learn 10 dr1w big rlgo 18 be aooop10d rhrough SoP· 3 bearoom nowly romod· 304 ·578·3689. Nloo1h00 Mll!ll 00 1110 L•ND II•UTIPUL . •PA~T· ltllivtrpup. (7•0I311·203g days CDk Program. No E•· lombor 18, 2002. Wo ••• an oled, In MIOdleporl. oall Tom 2br. In Crown Clly, Ohio lto· tOao lr~olo ourroundtd MINTI •T IUDQIT '"'' 992 .6768 perlenoe Needed. Financing Eqoal Opporlunlly EmpiD)'· Andoroon altor 5pm, area Wo lradt lor anylhlng l)y Shldt Alvor Slatt Fortal Cll AT ~AOKION II• Pomoronlont lor ttlo, 3 It• Sopl 21 . 9 10 5: lana oy avalla~e . Big Money Starla er. Wo do nor dloorlmlnolo (740}992>3348. ol voluo. (740)268·931~ and only mlnutll !rom TATII, 82 Woolwood Orlvt maiOI, I mtlt, AKC: ~•J· from Ma· 3 Bedroom garage on 1m 16•60 Oakwood, Forkllll l'lun Sialo Park. ld• A wormtd, • OH, •a.aoo !>PI~ • Include Phone Number And A.ddr·tll When Nttdtd • Adl Should Run 1 DtWI r•o ~ HOI ~~~ ~.... I .f'lJK RIM I llllnlt, , ~ ·3 t'adroome Forook»Nd Homtl From I19D/Mo., I IY, Down, 30 Ytlrt al UIO ~m ~~:. rift~•· 000·319· Very 8peoiOUit 2 BtOroomt a Floort CA t 112 Balh, 'Newl) Carpo10d, A(Jull Pool i!il ~lbY llool, PI• Uo, Start t37~Mo. No Pttel Lilli P!u1 Btcurlty D11p0111 RtQolroo, Dtyt: 740•441· ~:z~: !vtnlngt: t•0,$07• PumC'' WI 01h 011. ' ' " 1111• HOfll Ot!dlng , VtfV Oulot mA1tl. 1740)440•0301 lnd uoo,oo NOQOI"Iblt l·800•2fl1.00118. ¥92·3~01 Fuel OU turniOt bYrntr, mo- lor and lranolonner oom• pfttt, $80; DanJO li!IJI'tct, lte: !llbton lid btarfi'IO lfl. ~;~sO• 1200, (7~P)307· a.,.~. » o. "·' · t?•Ql4• . '· • flltll 1• Oren<! Am, 110,000 m1111. u.ooo, (?40l•••· ~41 CoM11t COIIIll. with ltd llllhtr, Qltll IQII. IOIIdiG. CDI ottttllt reUio. m,aoo 010. I?•OliiU· ?II e. MOtt:llllacOtitre, I>Muil1lll oar, '" lht bUIIOfll. llt.IIQQ !7•ot!9.aato M OI\IIIIIIICII, 4WO. IQt<J. td lnoludlog alin1GOI, now Srtt, IIUOO. 17~0)0~~· IRU --pi lifO GMO, 1•,111\111 dump If~, Ull1l01 OD~'1. All now broktl, \?40)3'1NM4 Ctll onvllmt I fiQ 1n1wt1, IHYI 01 "'"" ' 11000 Ot~avy llpo11a~M PIQI<· u~ 11.000 mllu. AuiO v.t, ~c. ~tl'ittl tnlry, flO"' bUOI<tl ~opl '""' (:104)011· ~"' - · "GAra•o 3?63 • • co. 4-Wil!i , rlli.-~v."'ii•NS•&--1 "--llllli~IIQI-..,1. ma •aooo. CJa Jttp_ . (304)811·18~ tUDI Ohtvy 1•10 111111, 4K4 (S04!011~6C 1all30o!IOM'IIn: 00011 Con· ~ lllon,lfiPunnl"'·"'' Oondtllon,Powtrl lttrlnu oto, 111-t'IOI "a' ~ooka T~ 1 "Ill t • ••• 0 II"IJICIIII to lmll"l'll tllt •ltllnl wlttr Will 1upplltd enttm w1t11 tilt 0011• tiNollon at 1 wettr tr11tment pltnl, CIII'NilltV. llomeroy 1'111 1 puillo Wlllf enttm \!tat lnoiiiCitt lOUt Willi WI'IIOI'I "rve 11 lilt r1w Wlltf eupply, Tht 1 n II rt I y Ill m tnotiiCitt til'" •let-> tn1 Wlttr ttOflll tin Itt, llltlfll llootltf tllllont 1nd wettrllnu. The new Wlltf \NII-I Dllnt will en111re thll an tdetUIII Wiler IYP' ply 11 1nll1blt 11 well 11 ltmovlnglron 1nd mtnt~nlll. The Pill"' will lit oon• South Church St. IUpll)', wv 211271 . lim Sd~t, 7 &11d~ ~Ehe~ l·:800·822·0417 . Cooll'lllf, OH 4S72J 740-667·0363 Connie's Child CARE •=a Otwl I Ill l~'lf1' M~dltf, Oitlflhlfr~ I!DN" .t tori GM!Idcltlldl'fN J,/1, Rift, l.ttl'l')l itllll ('ilflsl. l!lrelolr, Gr'l'f!l•ll'ltiiiiWII Uuvlr1 I. RIJ; Business Services ,..... BISSEll aalllllreu BUilDERS InC. :~&r Now·llomas • Vln~l SldhtM • Now Onrnaos • Ropltii.'OIIl\lnl Window~ • Rool1n» COMMERCIAL And RESIDENTlAl. F~EE ESTIMATES 740.812·7511 ..•.•....... ....,.. Call JeaNie aHd a1lt l10111. 740.882·7111 Htrbllllt lniltperldtnl Cltltllu!Or Speclallllng In: .~oollng, Otcka, ~tmocltllnQ 1 Siding, and Owner: Tlrry Lemm (740) ee11-o ia Mtlp C11litll hlrpot~llti Septtmber 2llt a22nd ,., ...~" • Hilling • Air Conllhtontre •IINiol On AU lrtnChl • llltlcltntl1t ~lght Comm1rotal • ,0 yr. 111111 • Ltbor • HOIIIna ·aAtr Concthtontng S•.t-trtt a www.lmtrloanatenllll'tlt!r.,om · "SALIS AND SlAVIC!" WOL.FE HI!ATINQ & COOLINQ Roofing, Siding, ftdd-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywel~ Palntl119 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (740) 992·3194 992·6635 ~~~-~i~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~ Ml!dl~11rt Sttpplen•~ntt l,lte ht8ttl'llhCel Bttrlaland Fln111 EKpen8v81 Can~r & Dental, · Retlrtment, Pl!n8lon & 1401 K Rolltlvent Molilllll'l Mlljor Ml!dleal • Nunln11 Home ftre you stressed? Cell now far your meiGS mftSSftOf THfRIIPY ·' middleport, oH PIDPII • New ThiDII New Chars Taste Food (frl~'lm) Ctllllr 1110111n-.J (1w 111111111 YMIIIII HOWARDL.WRITESEL Thl CRAFTY, Roofing • Home Malntenanc• Outtere • Down Spout Free Eetlmatee 948·1405 All ••rllnl hlh11it •r~ BLIND SPOT (Paatory Outlttl Ftrguaon P1rt1 & Sarvlce M1111y nuult~ tn orth'r Ml LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR cnir lnc•ttnn I v.rlh••l· I Wuml • Minto • •:1o 144 Third Ave, Qalllpollt 448-4885 faHIH 1-7 Btdltnora• Nerr Ollt ~;,. II ~; l (} l.l!jt' 28870 lllhln "'Old Rtolnt. Ohio 45771 ?40.Mioll11 • Thn!IIIUI Cover • V1ntvl1or • Dua Shlt ld .. Pull Llna 1 43118 St. Rt. 180 Qalllpollar OH 481131 (740) 4.46·1044 Monclly·Frldly 11-IIPM • 81turd1y 8-2pm ROBERT BISSELL West Shade CONSTRUCTION BarberShop •NawHomtl •aarea•• or • Compltta Other Agge11orl11 I 1 I I , 1 II ' , 985-3616 SEAL IT CONITRVCTION LIMESTONE rr~~~lltt1111~t~l lpeolll I Ton 1111.00 ltoi!Nt lltlltll . Pllntl... Oillllrt, Dtllll, (7..01 !192·11111 (Afrardabla Prlctl) ~OMI..OY Al'ltLIANCI ITO"I DtiiVII'td l 111""11 740·742·7037 lundty lOG I. Mtln II. ()Piftllm• Mon lllru lit. 11110111 tlloOIII Wllht~! 1 drytre !art, bird• ltlrt 6130 ~nOM, Cllllwalhtre AU ptck 11.00 UktNIW ~rtlllf IIIOirto Rtmodtllng Stop &Compare Ctooad Monda, Alflltfrrtl"' /It r!w.W Mlllllt ( I Ill ) '1'1.' ' ol !.'.' muonmbre ,1'111 DILIVIIIY I Olb Cad.C" & Gravely· UNDER NEW MAIIIIEIENT I l1ll '·. 140-002·07110 Cell: eOI-8303 992·5479 ~tlriOtrllort, end I Chril llna 'Chrla" HanlnQ 0111 • 740·e91·0819 Owner: Ronald "Mick" Haning Jeff Warner Ins. Stat' medlcellolrd 304·773·5800 . Fo~t~man; ~any 7•0·387·0181 Cellular ·mn. StcGnd 11ue. Uctnltd by lht !IIIIo 1088 Sacond Strttt ·Haning's Construction .ALLtliL 17481 992· nos Tonie Reiber · .... (7110)111·1- ' L.IICIII 843·!12114 eppt. . .,.. -10~11. (740) 511 ·82311 6 HIATING :tlddlllona (10'K10' 810'KZ01 0 :;7~~·~~~ ~·1:;010~~~~ ,(t) It, II, IOGI ~11111ng! 011011 1011, II hP IIIOIOr, 011011 ~lnG lralltrLI)I or ITANDAI'ID CINTI'IAL All'! LAMM'S • • /181·11 IBIII/111018 H~100.w (740) 848-40118 CALL !16?·6329 Dllllllltne• fliO DIK1Qt OIMCII .K4 l'ltguler Clb, l.onu Dod ••· 111 tmpravemenla lrt o•lftnl ccoalllon n.no.oo loaatlll ouleldl ol lht • 811·18>11 11oodpl1ln 1nd wt111nd1 2001 CMO wllh tally pipe, 4 , Approvlt of 111, a;~~g IIIOO, (30C)DU• IQUtYIIInl proltDI 1111 IOOIIId OUIIIdl aoo 1 'lllmthl llnahu ol the ltoOCI:f111n and bcuahl "'" Maroh aooa, wttt1nir1n ntta 10 Mil, loulhl lor 1 Approvll only 11 uaoo, "'" llkt 3.ooo. no iune ldcltd In th• ~1tgood lhlpa, 1304)8tl• I!OOdptlln 1nd Wll• tand. lrtll. aooa Vam1tll eeo Atplor, I Addltlonll tntorma• monlht old, llkt new, ridden lion on lhe propolld · rf~K,.:IW.~·aa,8 ~~~0~4~~: pro11ot m1y lit obt1tntd by oonl1ol• aooa Y11m1h1 TTl'! 1111 ~ tng Mr. John Moloroyolt, ~lkt Ntw: Anlllrton• llublto . 111100. (S04)118·811 4 or Warkl otltnr, Vltllr. , tii'04)118·~1!1R ol Jlomeroy, 11 n • Hl41 H or II the IOI• Htrltl' Oavldeon ML I 000 lowing 1tldr1111 lflortaltr, .oondl• llomeroy Y1tl111 lion, 111100."'""'"' (7.0)Q,41>17~7 Hill, 110 1111 Mlln • llfllt, Jlomeroy OH New 1001 Vam1ha TTl'!• 1181_ l•otlltnl oondlllon1 Oommente on lhl 11,11011. (7~0!4~8>1111 111.. m111111 II no 1n• ~11111t m1y 111 lijllo mllltd within 11otllye ~ of the oonourrenl publlatllon 1n• dlt• temlnllton of lhla notlat. Oommtnll Oln bt fiOitVId Your lhrtu~h OIIOIIIf I, IOGI, Nollt IIIII IIIII OMNitCOIItttloi,L 11 a 1 -iiY oommtnl Qlor/*1 1111 •m1n1r ,.. M'"' r:rlod a1ar11na lrom CNINIIIIItltttlt IN Mil 1 •ev · Iller Cr"lll 1 w"""ller ~ull 1,j0.14UOI5 ol'nv••1.11f0eliinl bond, IIIIIIIIHti..{. eae• YouNt«/ It Don., w. 'II Do It Sud/,\' 111ilml, II I. DtiiPIIIOYIIt I, AppraVII Only II Ptlnt!ng, Power Waahlng, Mowing, Wlldattlno Open 2rt hours. 7 Cays ptr waak. S!. ~t 7 Tuppers Plalna. OH 10.U-38•10.0l·H 1(1)(4) Ol lliiOUIIYI Order 11tll lor ~loodplllnt, 1nd lutlon (b) ol lnaullvt Order I me. tMptrtenet, Ctrtllild You remnln In our hearts and memories forever. We will cherish th11tlove ulways. their end ~~- Qrenl 1119· tflm, Till Wlllf fmtment~fant wltl bt loo1t on the 11m1 prof*'IV 11 lilt lxlallng welt 111111 tn the Yilt ••• ot tyfiOUIIi Melli C 011nty, On o. The pro• po"d w111r trill• mant p11nt wlll 1m11101 IPIIIOlltmlllly 1.1 1. ol · now 1re1. Willi the ...epllon ol the Wiler Pllnl 1111 111111, no othw oon· atruollon wtll be nltdtd to oomp1111 pn~potlll t ODD JOBS In M!llga, Alhlfta end Wathlng10n counlles, Larry Joe Dugan IOYIOII of funding, but thl llld IIIIIOV will 11e 11'11 Ohio Oepertment 01 • • DeuHW New.UaeCI In Mc!lntJry lti'\IOitd with ..YWII n:-----""1 . IIPGYIII IUfl . hn Olllftlnga. 15 yr. """""'Y 11tl0Implemented lor Wllttnda, 1nd by HUD lltgUIItiOn found 11 14 0~11 a0.4(b) lor 1ny eallon 11111 11 wltllln 1ndlor 1111alt 1 ltoodpllln 1ndlor wttllnd. At ourrtnlly propo11dl tnt pro11ol elll wit tnolude Ifill dlllt• niiiCI 11 tloodpllln, The Vlllllll al ~o~ull':1; ~i;:wu~~~~:~i Pomeroy 11ttmattve1 condliloM, 111,000 firm , rttlrdtng tponeor• (740)4AI·Om ahlp ol 1111 1atton WOUld bli 1 • Approvtl •• r 740·742·3411 " lnoido llkt a ovl, and arr.aa ntw, ' "II powor wllh lOWing PIOklgt. •ta.ooO. ~lrm· no 1r1d11, Phon• (?40)441•4111 '"" apm, ttll l'langar x~Tbv~ IM• IOMI<l Cab, cw rllrt· alat, loloilta, 84~ mlltt, cnt owMar, 111;100, (740)441 · 7473 or (7~g)HI• IIOO I QUI MIIIUbllhl Monltro •rc•l ~~. V•B, lvlo, 4WO, McmJRCYll.lli FREE ESTIMATES! ln Memory 1 IIIII Plvmoulh VO~IQII "; ~I. n o It 01 .. n. ~ .0 V·O, ~~~ mlltt, l td b I II hllch, gooG cia oamllt t:tetU r V to on lltreo, liking IUOO, (?40)141·110U . lll!l!l on Tthol ~t dltk Mtlalllo 11on wlll1 lin ltllhll lnitrlor. lmmtcultlt Siding, Decks, Kitchens, orvwan 6 More · lnlwwttcl •-nol.., ~ rutott. n .ooo '"'!1::. 1..-..... ...... : !f!l!!!~ - ,_.,..._,., tt ~ llum IOIIdiG Willi New Home&, Room Addftlona, Qaraga, Pole Bulldfn;s, Roofl, Tot"" ~ MeW~ ~· Oowdolt ,.,, Grell....,, , Gocld to • srart vour A.dl With A Kt'jjwOrd • lnclucte complete Oescrlptlon • tncludt A Price • A\IQid AbbnlVilllont W<\N'Illll . -~~ ~it- lliflltmW ,1,1001 • 10 Mtlltlu, m. llrtnCI new • Jllll\1 )oil, t?.a~ueeo "a IIIi a ll"a I llfl.P Hfl.ll Hfl.P I~..____,..~ · - - - · L._ _ _..,~ ' WANnll p,m. Middleport Bryan Reeves S379S Hittnd Rd. Polntloy, ONo 740.992·5232 Sept. 21 8:30 pm All packs $5.00 tach Starbul'lt 1,800.00 ll'W234 Word Ads Self-Storage • Top • R.1110wl • TN"' • S1llllp &rlNII!f • hcktt TMk Thu"' Sept. I IIIII 1:00pm at the American Legion In Mk.ldltport. 20 Qamtt !of $20. Special dl'twlnQ !of ~·paid tlclt.ett. FQt tlclt.elt call (304) 675·1333 Oi'IIV ln·Co, um" : Tree Service ~&Dry Else Can! . ·~ Sunset Home construction 11111• Doon~n4t30 lli Thui'Ne)' or l'l'tl'f monih Brl'l thll coupon uy 18.00 80!'~II!CiGei ....... ·..... .............. ...... 740oiH•IIII or 740o441-1011 �Page 8 t • TM Dilly SentiMI www.mydlitlynntlMI.com NJ:A Cro .. word Pu ..le IIIIDOI PHILLIP Al.J)III .-·... .. ,, ' . Qitt l • l .. u·de· for judge's seat· lvMIIU~ Senijntf: t~tl wrlttr R1J Tl.A ND - A 1111.'111 W\111\<tl\ tit>~ ~fbl.\ltl\t~,t\1\lllW• POMURO\' - Pom\lt\1)1 11tt1truoy L. Sc\\11 l\1woll hu~ t'llcu u~ 1111 iu\hii!X'tl\hml 1.'umHd11t I'm of lul.lj~ll Melli~ County \1\11'1 111' Comn11>11 Ple1~t-, Prnllutll 1\ d II Juvenile Divl~i1111, Powell PIIW\111 is 1\111111~· trill<' f11r th~ Vith1110 Ill ol' l'ouwroy u111ltut utt~~t· uey ln prlv111e lmtl.'tkl>. l'owc I i~ 11 ~:mdu111 e 111' Mclj:s llljlh S1'hll11l, 111111 t' ccivl.ld 11 lluch~;~ ll\r'~ d j,11'1'lll In business llllmlnls· trutluu whh hom1rs from Ohio llnlvorshy, lie 111tend· l.lll luw sd\1'111 111 . the \11\IV \li'Slty 11f l:l\)lfllh, lle 111111 his wlt\1, Kl'lsti , u t'lljlistcNd nurse ut Hilller Mel11s C'llnlc, huve u OVT, dmtllhtllr. K11lsle. CELEBRITY CIPHER · by Lull C1mpo1 , OtlellfiiY Qjphtr OIYPIOIIIt!ftl lit -ltd ~ qiiOIIIIont by II~ l)tOjllt, f)lll IIIII PltMfll, IIOIIitCIII In lht CIPMI llln<IIIOIII\0•.., · T!HMy't Qlw.• P "'UUIIt Y TilE IIOIIN tmmu '" 1-Jf\~i f\1\Pi'(N(.\) !0'(007 •o . . 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I 1 1 I I • 1 by llllln' In IMI mining wordl 1-.L....J..-1.-..L....... vou d.,tlop rom lltp No, 3 bolow, L.....I IN ICAAM·LITI ANIWIIII Inlaid· Fruit· Knaok • V1rb1l · PAII.URE Granny wouldn't llat1n to my exou111 lor not nnl•h· lng my ChOrll. " EXCUIII," lhl IOOidld , "1r1 the n1111 ' Ulld to DUIId I hOUII ol FAILURE.' . HETTY 1'H! ACfiON CHANNI!L. PRI!ei!Nf!l . •• WRITIRO' 01'RIK! 'l'hund11y, Sept. 19; 2002 ox.perlcncu, you could lanoro Opportunities could knock 'whut you know you mult do at leu!t ~~~~~~lod thnu .In the und end up ropcatlne an old yeor nho11d, 10 bo on your toea mlatuke . . to take udvuntuae or any un· SAOIT1'ARIUS (Nov. 23· u•uul developmonu that oc· . Dec, 21) .. PromQturoly t&lk· cur. One could pluy u bla fuc· Ina J1bou1 u boncnclul. confl· tor In holplna yOu reollze your dcntlul urrunaomonr you'v• hopeAon~ drcam1. mude to 11enona who uro no1 VI ROO (Aua . 23·Scpt. 22) directly Involved could cauae .. Muliers lhot need prom~t the contructto be withdrawn. fillentlnn niUAl not be put off Keep murn. until the lul l minute. You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jnn. won't be ublc to perform 19) •• lluvc fun and enjoy lroperly with your eyea on younclr. but ulao kr,ow your he ~loclc und your foot on the llrnltatlona and d()n t uverlnuccclcrutor, Knuw whore to dulao. Know when to call It lrmk fm romnnce and you'll qu [~, bocnu!P there li u price find 11. The AAtro·Oruph puy for too much or u auod Mutchmukcr lnNtuntly rcveui N · 10 lhln(. which !l11n1 uro romuntlcally AQUARIUS (Jun. 20·Peb. perfect for you. Mull $2.75 to 19) .. Du not alter tho courao Mutchmuker, e/nlhl! "" ·PU• of u curoor muuer thul pre•· per, P.O. Do~ 167, Wick. fe, cnlly enjoy• amooth aalllrtJ 01144092. ' und Ia procccdlnaln a favQr• LIDRA (Sept. 23·0cl. ~3) • ublo direction. A mlscolculu· • lmpul1lvc uctlonl In uny lion could run It uaround. bu1lncu dcul could cuuJc you PISCI!S (flcb. 20· Murch tu t~lvc uwuy evcrythlna you 20) .. Even thOUJih you ml&hl ulrcudy 11ulncd. De utrcmely win cu~lly In a rrtenuly com. curcl'ul. u pcclnlly In tuklna u pelltlve UCIIvlty, bCCOUIO )'OU t~nmbl o . have un cdac over the oppoal· SCORI' IO (Oct. 24· Nov. tlon, don't lord It over. Hun· 22) .. IU HICUd of hcedlnjj lhc die your •ucceu with aroco. lcuo n ~ yvu lcnrncd fh?m pUH I ARIES (Murch 21·Aprlllll) l Hartzler SUJ!~ests attention ·to .n'verfront development Lotteries OHIO lllck J: 7-7·6 Pick 4: 3-5·6· 7 SuptrLoltot 4 ·~ 1·U·ll-4 1·47 lonu1 lall: 1 W.VA. .Deily :ttii•H Deily •• ~ ·8·7-4 llawtiNIIr 0..27·33-42·44 (10) 2 ltdiOIII • II 1111111 .. You ml11h1 have a tendanoy 10 trout whh lndlfforonot G profitable altuutlon that devol· opt, ull bocau~e ltiAn't every· t~ln11 you hod hoped. Tukl whut ~ou Qon aot. TAURUS (April 20·Muy 20) •• Anutyu thln11 whh good judanron t. but aon't bo todloualy over·•!lumlnlnfl thlna•· Jr you wolah und bur. unce 1110 much, you could undo n 1ound dool~lon. OHM INI (Muy 21 .Juno 20) .. There 11 nothlna wwna with your oupuohy to bo ·I UC• oe•afulln your oureor, but you could be tubloo tud to 11rona ICif·doubtl. Don't lot tho luf· tor over(lowor lho former, . CANCER (Juno 21·July 2:l) .. S\lrnctlmos boln11 In tho . mldulo holpt, you reoalvo 1111lna rrum two thuutluna ut · the aumo tlrrto. However, thl1 1uma po•hlon could produce loam from both aldol. Taka n firm Atanco. LllO (July 23-Aua. 22) .. Don't promuturely fold up your toni lhould you bo hit whh u momentary ruin un your pla111. Con•l•ttnoy ond rollow thruu11h will brlna the IUnAhlne OUIIIjllln, Calendar Clmlfled• Comics Dear Abby Editorials Entertainment Movlel NASCAR Obltuarle. 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