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White Sox 2, Mariners 1 The Mariners had runners in scoring position in the ninth, 11th and 13th innings Sunday, but failed to get any Sa~my Sosa ended a ·sevengam~ homer drought with a three-run shot off' Livan Hernandez (1-4) as Chicago won at San Francisco. , Reds from (innings) on 1\iday My other guys couldn't do it, either."· Mercado (1-1) took the loss after allowing five hits and Page 81 three runs in one-third of an . Chacon will return inune- . mnmg. Notes: Before th~ game, the diately to Colorado Springs, but the Rockies expect him Rockies recalled Chacon back eventually. "He's an from Triple-A Colorado important guy for us," Bdl Sprin~ and placed RHP Juan Acevedo on the .15-day dissaid. Reds manager Bob Boone abled list because of a strained · said he "tried to get a little bit left groin ... . Reds' IB Sean more out of (reliever Hector) Casey bruised his left foot Mercado that 'wasn't there when he was hit by a pitch after three and a third and was replaced by a pinch'! At TUrnpike's SfiJrvice _D ept. homers and a season-high five Qualit . Y.t ~:~rez hit a three-run 6 d homer in the rst inning an a solo shot leading off' the sixth to give him nine homers for the season, breaking the Red d f · h · A il Sox recor o elg t m pr set by Fred Lynn in 1979, and matched by Mo Vaughn in '96 and ' 97 · Ramirez's .408 batting average and 31 RBis top the AL, and he's just one homer behind league-leader Carlos runner. ... Colorado's. Todd Hollandsworth extended his hitting streak to 14 games, longest in the NL this season. .. . Chacon, Colorado's thirdround choice in the June 1996 draft and a native of Greeley, Colo., was 2-0 with a 2.25 ERA in four starts with Colorado Springs .... The Rockies survived their April schedule without a single delay' or postponement for the first time in history. Cloodyaor, s4ges I $1995 I -" ~----- . · ------~ inch cast-iron line that is estimated to be aro~ 85 y=s old. • The villaSe !W bad its ups and dO\!Ils with the Marietta-based. construction _ _ , _ _ . company smce the projects ~ceptJon m October of bst year. The project was first put on 'hold over the ThankSgiving an<l Sand. PI•- ... PtaJ•d. AS WATER 1:1NE COWl RUt INN- Wo!k crews from Greenland Construction continue construction on Pomeroy's new water line pre> ject The water line's completion has been delil)'ed by bad weatlter, contract disputes and a missed deadline and Is expected to bB finished sometime In the near Mure. (Tony M. Leach photo) Annual Grange ban9uet presents serv1ce awards BY CHARLENE HOIFUCH SENTINEL NEWS ST,O,ff . FROM STAFF REPORTS TUPPERS PLAINS - · Eastern Local Board of Education approved the non-renewal of a number of supplemental contracts during the board's regular meeting held last week. The contracts are nonrenewed each April as a term of the district's contract with employee!, and are posted for applicat,ions before being filled, a~cQI'd" -- ing _to Superintendent f;'er,t'Mitl"'~ ·~~~ -- Tile foil~ .:CPnttws .· Will . not,. b"e~~ie)1ewec: . JV girls bJ~dlaU :coacli, heid varsity '·softball . , co:~eh, marching band,junior lli'gh footb:ill coa~h; Yanity assistant bo}? baskethap. coach, freshmen h~s basketb:ill coath, bead girls basketbaU coach, elementary .student council, volunteer boys basketball coach, outside facilities and grounds supervisor, varsity voDeyb:ill co'ach, volunteer junior high volleyball, football, and assistant footb:ill coaches; Eighth grade girls basketball coach, · seventh grade girls ba,sketbaU coach, color guard advisor, high school cheerleading advisor, junior high cheerleading advisor, seventh grade boys -basketball . coach, vQiunteer junior high cheerleading advisor, assistant volleyb:ill coach, volunteer junior high football coach, varsity golf Clnsffieds Comics Edjtorjals Obituaries SpOrts I www · mydailysentinel.com ·eastern board ·drops · contracts ' Calendar · Weather 'GOOCftumout'.marks Stream Sweep ' 1<!, • • R UTLAND About 65 people combed portions of Leading Creek and Litde Leading Creek Satu~day · mo~ri.ing, collecting more than • enough refuse to fill a· township dump truck and dumpster. The Leading Creek Stream Sweep was · the inaugural activit}r for the Leading Creek Watershed Committee, an informal citizens' group formed last year to promote long-term improvement to Le~ding; Creek and its. tributaries. · . Stream Sweep participants included Boy Scouts, Girl Scoun; 4-H members, church groups and others.Youngsters, ' ' ' ' MAKING A DIFFERENCE -Tracy Scott, Pomeroy, and her husband, Jon, were among those participating In the Lead. lng Creek Stream Sweep Saturday morning. The two are shown here cleaning up at an Illegal dump located along LeadIng Creek ·• Road near Rutland. PRESENTED AWARDS - Community servtce awards were presented at the annual Meigs County Grange banquet by Patty Dyer, state deputy,. second from left, to Carl Hysell, police officer category; Ray Midkiff, firefighter; Judy Gannaway, teacher; and Margaret Parker, public service, pictured left to right. Pl.... 1H Strelttn~, AJ Hfah:IOI Low: Ill AS Qetails, A2 Lotteries OHIO 82-4. PlcU: 1·5-1; PlcU: 7~1 85 llldllt'J 5:2-5-9-1~22 A4 A3 W.VA. 81.3-4.6 Dilly :S: ~Dilly 4: 1-2·2·3 A2 o 2001 Ohio Valley Publ~ini Co. .J juvenile Court and S~er­ iff's Department and liit involvement in communiry youth programs. The firefighter category award went to Midkiff'. who has served many years with both the Salem Center and Wilkesville volunteer fire departments. He was recognized for his work as a fireman as weD as for his efforts in fund-raising activities for the dep:irtment as well as numerous other community projects. The award in the t;:er categdty'' w~nt to '· " ' na\\iiy; wh:o ' te-aches, both kindei-ga~ aridi first grade at Salem Center Elementary School. ~h.e ~ ~cog­ nized for -her creatlVlty m the classroom, along with her efforts in reviewing and selecting new textbooks to help align the curriculum POMEROY - Presentation of four community service awards and a talk by the master of the Ohio State Grange on proposed ritual changes highlighted the Meigs County Grange's annual banquet Friday night at the Senior Citizens Center. Presented awards were Margaret Parker, Carl Hysell Jr., Ray Midkiff' and Judy Gannaway. Parker received·the award for public service,in r!)cognition ' her dedication to • ' . the Meigs CountyI Hlstoncal Socie.ty and its various projects. Hysell received · the award in the police officer category in recognition of his many years in law enforcement, ·serving with the Ohio Youth Commission, the Meigs County ·PIAH HI Aw•nll. AS Rep blicans prepare chan~es to state budget . ' ' S (AP) - Ohio would pass.Wednesday. . . . spend more money OIJ abstinence-only . On Tuesday, lawrn.akers will begm debateducatidn and')>hysic:illy separate aborticnt ing dozens of proposed changes to the budser.vices . from family planning services get, t_'ncluding_ a_chan_ge m the Wily Ohio under proposed changes to Ohio's $45 bil- piOV!des Medi catd retl11bursements to nu rslion budget. mg homes. ""wo fi-eshman lawmakers on Monday ):-louse Finance Chairman John Carey, a •· ·d 1 ak kn -pitched the proposals, which involve srnaU WeUston Republican, sal awrn ers ow amounts of mon'liy but overshadowed other not to expect huge financial changes. . ·. discussions of tbe two-year. state budget, "I think ·WI!'":- been, pretty ~bvtous which the GOP-controlled House wants to about the restrtetlons were under, Car:Y , COW said."I don't think I have to tell members of either party that we've got a tight budge~." M R bli · Rep. Tom Raga, a ason epu can, has proposed taking about $200,000 a year from a Department of Health account and using it on state-funded abstinence-only sex education. The money would be added to aboUt $500,000 a year in federal money that the .. I and new Motorcraft oil fitter • Perform MuiU·Polntl 1Vehicle inspection • Check and flll n8C888ary ftuldal 1•Allin 29 minutes or lass • Diesel vehlclea may btl , extra. l,'omeroy Counci!Jnan John Musser said Monday construction on the water line 'is finally '~moving forward,'' and work · crews fium Gree~ ConstructiQn have been hard at work ~ngfi to complete the · delayed project m tune or summer. · The new t2~inch line rum along Main Street fiom Plum Street to autternut Avenue and replac~ the existing eight- 211CIIaill- 12 ...... 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POMEROY - Sidewalks are getting pavM, connections being irJstalled and taps put in place as ·progress on Pomeroy's new warp- line fllOYeS closer to comple-- lb...,.. I $2495 '4995 1 Check and adjUII camber and toe. Addlllenli per1l and I I SENTINEL NEWS STAFF· yoflr ltfVIcw I WHE~L ALIGNMENT II TIRES I II . Wewillmeetorbeotonycompelilor's ·1 I 1 advertised price on the same ijre. I wh ,_ h J . 2•, ••1 .,..w H 1 I 1 Wo fealure oi mojo<-: ~. General, .Ha•._ Newspsper ne NeW tl•itW:It litu ,,._, 41Mg BY TOllY M. l.ual ,................ AJ r-----------------,r-----~-----------, • Water project almost R,.n Freil"' Syolcule d 1loe - · .. .._.,_ Pu... ........,. d 18 Indians 9, Ranpn1 YankeeS ], Athletl 1 50 cenh • May 1 l0!11 • Vol ~ 1 No lORONTO lllUE JAY$-Opllonod :Ill ...,.-4.-eo Wl1ile Soo 2. S . . etago -.~M~ 38 - TonlfiiO 2, Anlholm o -Cityll.-8,11 Detmi18, Tompa Boy 1 N.Y. 3, Olldlnd 1 a1 0o1ro1 (SIMa 1-21 11 r- (Rogon 1 • -Ciy8.-2 N.Y. Y - 7. 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Baltimore's Pat Hentgen (1Chicago White Sox on Paul Boston reliever Derek Lmve 3) allO\ved four runs and seven Konerko 's RBI single in the gave up Jerrnaine Dye's tying hits in five innin~ho,mer in the ninth inning, 14th. Bartolo Colon dominated Seattle (20-5) had won nine and Randa won it with a 380Blue~ · 2, in a row to set the record for foot shot just inside the foul· the AL's best-hitting team for most victories in April and pole and over the screen above eight innings, and Juan Gonzaleads Texas by nine games in the Green Monster. lez and Marty Cordova each Lowe (1-4) had 42 saves last had three RBis for Cleveland. Steve Parris pitched seven the AL West. "Obviously; we don't think season but has blown two of Colon (3-2) aUowedjust five scoreless innin~ and.Jeff Frye hits and threw 132 pitches to drove in both runs at Skywe 'n; going to win 25 every his last four chances. month or we'd set a lot of Jose Santiago (l-O), the sixth win at home for the first time Dome. in four starts. He struck out a Scott Schoeneweis (2-2) records,'' said Seattle's Bret th hi th b ' Royals pitcher, pitehed a perBoone, whose leadoff homer · season-high 10 against a Texas ·:allowed ree 'ts roug SIX 1 in the eighth tied the game 1- feet Oth inning, aQd Roberto team leading the league in innings before Frye ended an 1. "If we win two of three ·Hernandez earned his fifth average, hits, doubles and runs. 0-for-16 slump with a firstevery series, we're good. That's save. Gonzalez went 3-for-4 and pitch homer. Frye added an how we're goi~g to approach has 20 RB!s in his last 17 RBI single off' Sbigetoshi Jay BeD and Mark Grace hit games, Hasegawa in the eighth. it, and I wouldn't expect us to home runs to power Arizona change." Cordova · hit a three-run Parris (1-2), who entered past visiting Atlanta. With two outs in the botCS homer in the fifth inning the game with a 10.45 ERA, Arizona's Luis Gonzalez just when the Indians scored four aUowed seven hits and one missed a record-breaking 14th tom of the 14th inning in Chicago, the White Sox got to Roger Clemens struck out runs and chased starter Doug walk. Billy Koch collected his April homer, hitting a towerRyan Franklin (2-1). Magglio five in 7 1-3 innin~ to move bavis (2:..2), who had his seventh save. ing RBI triple off' the center- Ordonez singled to left, then past Gaylord Perry into sixth shortest outing this season. fiCid waU to give the Dia- stole second with Konerko at place on the career list as New mondbacks a 6-3 lead in the the plate. York completed a three-game eighth. · Konerko worked Franklin sweep at home. Gonzalez, who hit his 12th to a fuU count before lining Clemens (3-0), pitching on and 13th homers on Thursday one up the gap to score the 15th anniversary ofhis first Dean Palmer, out since April night, tied the record for the Ordonez. 20-strikeo~t game, passed )vith right shoulder inflam12 Corey Koskie homered and month set by Ken Griffey Jr. in "I don't feel relieved, to be Perry when he struck out 1997. drove in three runs, and ]. C. mation, hit a three-run homer honest. That game .was reilly Jeremy Giambi ·in the seventh Romero (1-1) :allowed three in his ·first game back from the ' Erik Sabel (1-0) ·earned his tough," Konerko said. ·"The for his 3,535th career strike- hits, struck out seven and disabled list to lead host first victory in the majors, and pitching was phenomenal on out. walked three for his first win Oetroit. Troy Brohawn got the final both sides, but we're all like, 'I Oakland starter Barry Zito since Aug. 11. The Tigers entered the day two outs · for the first save of can't believe it's. that ha'rd to hurt by tw9 ' 12th in the AL in scoring but (3-2) was Relievers Hector Carrasco, his career. Odalis Perez (1-4) wm . a game."' was the loser. Seattle's best opportunity unearned runs in the fourth Travis Miller, Bob WeDs and got 10 hits and six runs against LaTroy Hawkins finished host Albie Lopez (3-2), who~ 1.66 The Braves were 12-14 in Sunday came in the 11th, inning. Minnesota's first shutout of ERA before Sunday led the April, their first losing opening when Kelly Wunsch hit Oan league. the season. month in eight years. Wilson and Charles Gipson · was brought in to run. Gipson took second on Carlos ' Guillen's sacrifice bunt, then •' •. advanced to third on Ichiro Su~uki's grounder. But Mark Charles Johnson hit two McLemore grounded out to home tuns, and Preston Wil- end the inning. son and Mike LciweD also had Gary Glover (4-1) allowed three RBis each to lead visit- only one hit and one wild ing Florida. pitch in three innings to get the win. Wilson went 3-for-4 with a home run, Lowell added a two-run shot, Cliff Floyd had I two doubles, and J:;ric Owens had three hits. Ricky Bones (1-1) got the win. Houston's Shane Reynolds Joe Randa snapped an 0(1-2) gave up seven runs in 2 for~17 slump with a lOth1-3 innings as the Astros lost inning single, then hit a three. for the eighth time in 12 . run homer in the 11th to lead games. the Kansas City Royals to an 11-8 victory over Boston and Ramirez, who had two Piazza was ejected and left fielder Benny Agbayani comnu'tt•d three errors in the first , llllMfuo St. Louis 12. N.Y. Mats 1 roaNew trip..York catcher Mike . ...• - _......., w f' II Las Angeles Manny Aybar (2-1) did not :allow a hit until Barry Bonds' two-out solo home run in the fourth inning. Papa& AROUND THE DIAMOND ~ MILWAUKEE (AP) Geoff'Jenkins will need to find a new bat to keep his incredible homer stretch going. Jenkins hit two home runs, tying a major league record with five in two games and leading the Mihvaukee Brewers to a 10-0 win over the Montreal Expos on Sunday. ' Unfortunately, the Bi-ewe~ slugger broke his bat when he grounded out in his final atbat. "That bat was good to me the last couple days," Jenkins said. That's an understatement. Jenkins, who had three home runs and six RBis on Saturday at Miller Park, hit a two-run homer in 1he first inning and a solo shot in the sixth to become the 22nd player to hit five in two games and the first NL player in 10 years to do it. Barry Larkin hit five on June 27-28, 1991. Manny Ramirez was the most recent AL player to do it, connecting for five homers Sept. 15-16, 1998. "I don't know how to explain it,'' Jenkins said. "But we're playing with some confidence right now." Jenkins also had a two~run double and an RBI single to match career ,highs with four hits and six RBis. He also scored three times. Jenkins has more than doubled his production in two . days. He had only four homers and 11 RBis in his first 22 games of the year. "He's hitting everything on the screws," Brewer .starter Jamey Wright said. "I've never seen anything like it. It's incredible." Wright (3-2) pitched a two- . hitter for his first career shutout, striking out seven and \valking four. The only hits off Wright were a single by Montreal starter Javier Vazquez (2-3) in the third inning and a single by Michael Barrett in the eighth. · •....,............ Baseball The Daily Sentinel department would use for abstinence-a~ education under the budget plan. lherapy Serv.lces tvai•~ at HOlzer Medical <:enlar arw;l Vetwans ~rial Hospital. Outpatient servi~ include orthopedic, hand injury, neurol9gical and pediatric therapy. • IM!,lutt 8am-5pm Monday through Friday (I) tm; I _..J, 1740) 446-5,21 fer • .. I polaalaue II Discover the Hoizer Difference. •• �~ .. _. ._ , • • The D.UV S1 1th..a • Page A 3 The Daily Sentinel LOCAL STOCKS Court refuses to delay Scotrs execution Ohio weather . ~n11d.y,11ey2 • I • - I57Y•YJ • IN). .. {,) ·.::~;=~;,.::~ ·::. ··~---·· tE;o!?'~~~~~ J~ w ~A. 2001 AccuWeatller. Ire. Warm, hazy on Wednesday Weather forecast: High in the mid 80s. Tonight ... l'artly cloudy. friday.. .Partly cloudy. A low 55 to 60. Light and vari- chance of showers during the able wind. . night . Morning low 55 to 60. · Wednesday...Hazy sunshine High in the mid 80s. and continued warm. High in Saturday... A chance of the mid 80s. A light southwest showers. low near 60 and wind by midday. · high in the mid 70s. Wednesday night ... Fair. Sunday and Monday... Partlow near 60. ly cloudy. Morning low in ·the · Extended forecast.: mid 50s. High in the upper Thursday... Partly cloudy. 70s. Teen susreded in baby's death CLEVELAND (AP) -A 13-year-old is suspected offatally beating his 8-week-old daughter, police said • . Brandon Miller was being held in a juvenile detention center but had not been charged with a crime as of Monday night. His daugh- · ter, Diamond, died fiom massive injuries to her head and abdomen, ~ccording to Cuyahoga County Coroner Elizabeth Bahaj. "He is a suspect in the homicide;' said police spokeswoman Lt. S.haron MacKay "He was taken into custody." ' · Miller was expected to appear in Juvenile Coun for a hearing 'J:uesday afier homicide detectives pcesent their evidence to county prosecutors. Dawn Mobley, an assistant supetvisor of the plll5Cc:utor's juvenile division, said she expected Miller to be charged · INS n- Montgomery's 6ling said that no court COLUMBUS (AP) · - The Ohio Supreme Court on Monday decided it has ruled that the execution of~ mentalwill rule on the issue ofkiller Jay Scott's ly ill person 6ts the constitutional stan· competence to be put to death but ' of crud and unusual punishment. dards refused tO delay his execution scheduled for May 15. The coun, in ~ 5-2 decision, agreed to take the case but said the execution may proceed for now: It ordered briefS to be 6led by May 8 by the sute and Scott's courtappointed lawyers. Justices Andrew Douglas and Deborah Cook dissented, saying the coun lacked jurisdiction to. hear the case. · Timothy Sweeney, one of She also said federal couns have upheld placing the burden of proof on the defendant, and' that Scott meets competence -'-•••••• ... em Scott's attorneys, said he was pleased the court accepted jurisdiction. Sweeney had appealed t\vo lower-court rulings that found Scott to be competent. Sweeney said he wasn't too concerned about the decision to decline the delay. "We still have that date as sort of the ultimate deadline hanging over our heads. If they (the justices) are going to hear the case, they're going to be looking at it with fresh ~s," Sweeney said. Attorney General Betty Montgomery ·on Monday filed a response to the request by Scott's lawyers to delay the execution. Scott was sentenced to death for the murder of Cleveland delicatessen ownerVinhie Prince in 1983. Scott's lawyers had argued in a filing Friday that executing Scott, who has been diagnosed as a schizophrenic, would be cruel and unusual punishment under the U.S. and Ohio constitutions. They also say Scott should nqt have to prove he is incompetent, rather that the burden of proving he is competent should fall .to the sute. ~YCH£CKSAVALABI El WORK AT ~,..._•• BEST ls;l' 11,.,;,,,_,.,. _ olhoma t asdNrir'M.jabaln. ••1011'01 a• 0.W I cal Now T.. Froo:1..acx»n.eoocl ,tJ1t 13011 1 c... --homoi'T -.g 0... ..... 8roCIIInOI "'- Supp"-. P ' go4 SWI•••tw' \1 • ·: CLEVELAND . (AP) - A firetruck was hit by a car Monday, ~nding it up on a. sidewalk on two wheels and causing it to hit mother car, killing the driver, authorities said. . about. '' The firetruck was responding to a call on the city's west side j p.m. when a car driven by Seth Smith, 20, pulled into the intersection and hit the firetruck, said Fred Szabo, Cleveland's acting safe~ director. . : The impact sent the firetruck up an embankment and sidewalk, Sideswiped a parked Jeep Cherokee and knocked over a hydrant and utility pole. · ; Dropping back into the street and dragging the pole, the pumper · bit a Buick Regal driven by Thomas Virzi and then crashed through ~ fence and stopped by smashing into an apamnent building.Virzi, ~4. was pronounced dead at the scene .. For Free hNnMIOn. CaiT.. "-: 1.-.Btl>-11186. : COLUMBUS (AP) - Police were looking Monday for a driver 'l!rho struck and killed a city police officer and fled : Lt. Christopher Claypool, 39, was hit by a car while walking across ah intersection near Easdand Mall around 12:30 a.m. Sunday to investigate a minor traffic accident. .· · :-; Since t{len, officers have been looking for ·a dark green Nissan oc : J;ord Taur;us with significant front end damage. . : ~ ; "As they go through their normal work day, they have their eyes ::"ut for it," police spokeswoman Sherty Jones ~1id Monday. ..... ... Girl found in trunk dies •• ·: REYNOLDSBURG (AP) - A tO-year-old foster child was ,:= :::fPund in the trunk of a car and died Monday, police said.· :· ; Investigators suspect the girl may have been in the tnmk most of ::¢e day. · · · :!: "I don't know exacdy \vhy they decided to looll in the trunk, but 'when.she hadn't come home from school, they started checking around, ~nd that's when they found her," Lt.Jim O'Neill s.ud . ' • • I Jam Session Plan banquet . Pediatrician announces retirement from Holzer Clinic fnHn LOCAL EVENTS Thanlcs To All. WIJo Contributed In Any .Way .To ~r1ng_1ng Tt(e Power Team .. · Mtntstr}!; · ro The Tr1-County Area · '¥ The Ohio Valley Crusaae For Christ God Added To The Kingdom Dally • Over 10,000 People Attended The Power Team Crusade, March 28 - Aprll1 • 1,118 Souls Were Saved CHURCHES IE Mpynt Union Qturcb RELATED GROUPS BUSINESSES fommen &t Abbptt Pomeroy Fogd Shgp Cmw's Steak House J!:emard Y. Fultz Grueter 6; 5211 Baum Lumber Co. Brown's Jaxideniy Office §ervlse & Sypply LiHie. Sbeett 4t Warner Middleport Church of Cbrist Ladies For the Lgrd Flnt Southern Baptist Church AsiiPe Life Center Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Middleprnt Ministerial Auodatlon · Fa!Jh Chapel Open Bible ChUrch Hunt on for officer's kller Reunion May 26 Project Genoh~ d1poltlllon d1d1lon Fire tnKk • •ion klls 1 RACINE - Carrie E. R.Qush, 67, of Racine, died Sa~ diff'ercnt varieties through FriApril 28, 2001, at the home of her son, Robert Jr. of Beverly. ' . day of this week.. Orders nuy Born on July 1-9, 1933 in Racine,ahe was the daughter of the be placed with any member or late Paul and Freda Warner Manuel, and was empl~ as a by calling Ann Sellers, 843lUllS clerk at the former Elberfeld's Department Store. · 4550 or Agnes Sellers, .843She was a ~ 951 graduate of Racine High School, a member 5215. Pickup date at the school POMEROY - Units of the of the Amencan Legion Ladies Auxiliary . and attended Easr is May 9, I to 3 p.m. . Meigs Emergency Service Lean Methodist Church. answered nine calls for ....;....: He described the degree Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by her unce on Monday. UnitS work as a way of teaching husb~d, Ro~rt Roush Sr., on September 14,1995. responded as follows: members a~ut the history of She IS s?rvsved by two sons ~nd daughters-in-law, Roberr Jr. CEN1RAL DISPATCH fawn '-leAl RUTLAND Rutland the organization. Marous alsO and Carne ~oush of Beverly, and Paul and Tina Roush of 4:37 a.m., Carleton Streer. talked about rhe fellowship of Columbus; a. brother and sister-in-law, Lester and Carol Alumni Association, Sarurd<ty, to the new proficiency tests. grange members, the joy they ~nud of Racine; four grandchildren, Becca, Matt, Cassie and May 26, 6 p.m. Rutland Civic Linda Fields, Holzer Medical Center; . Laddie Marous, master of have in getting together, and Center. Roush; and several brothen-in-law, sisten-in-law, Nsck 8 : I 0 a.m., Third Street, assisr.; the Ohio State Grange, spoke' the disappearance of socializanephews, and. friends. ed by Syracuse as Firs( on the banquet theme, "Time tion in today's society. Services were held at 1 p.m. today, Tuesday, May 1, 2001 at Responder, Mary Wingett, for a l'<{ewVision ." Introduced Preceding the dinner mem- FlSher-Acree Funeral Home in Middlcpon. Officiating will be HMC; . by sute Deputy .Patry Dyer, bers sang "This Old· Grange" APPLE GROVE - A jam the Rev. Brian Harkness. I :30 p.m., Laurel Street, Marous talked about changes with Keith Ashley at the session will be held at the Red Burial followed in Leurt Falls Cemetery. Keith McCarty. HMC; which are being considered in piano. Janice Macomber, Barn at Apple Grove, Friday, 75:14 p.m_, Glen Street, Amy the degree work program and .Pomona lecturer; gave the It p.m. All band are welcome. .Miller, treated; · said a national strategic task invocation, Midkiff, Pomona well as substitute bus driver, 8:52p.m. , McNichols Road, force has been named to con- master, had the welcome, and Chad Wolfe,.HMC; pending proper certificasider changes. He. said his Opal Dyer, junior deputy, 11 :03 p.m., Bashan Road, tion, and Jack Westfall as preference would be for mak- handled the introductions. · MASON, WVa. - Wahama Richard White, treated. fiMIPIIpA1 su.bstitute maintenance and ing the ritualistic part of the There was entertainment Alumni Association will have OUVE TOWNSHIP work optional but expressed by juggler Michael teer junior high football custodian for the remainder its annual reunion in the 3:39 p.m., Success. Road, of the 2000-01 school year opposition·to :reducing it. Macomber. Wahama High School cafeteria assisted by Chester, Tuppers coach, varsity golf coach, on an as-needed basis. at 6 p.m. on May 26. senior class advisor, freshPlains and Reedsville, brush Supplemental contracts The Eastern Star women man class advisor, sopho- were approved as follows: fire, Paul Collins property, no antlcspate the project being will serve the dinner and more class advisor, National injuries. Pam Douthitt, athletic finished sometime in the entertainment will be the Honor Society advisor, REEDSVll.LE director; Scott Christman ' immediate future." Waharna chorus. National Art Honor Society 1:14 p.m., Ohio 124, Diane head football coach; Sam frwnPageA1 · Musser said both rhe sideJack Ford, a 1954 graduate Barber, ~fused treatment. Advisor, yearbook advisor, Thompson, . assistant junior walks and streets are being TUPPERS PLAINS said. "Greenland's construc- marked and will hopefully be co-student council advisor high . football: Debbie and retired chemical engineer, will be the speaker. "Rememjunior class advisor, vol(2), 10:16 p.m., Sumner Road, tion crews are doing an excel- repaired and blacktopped Weber, junior high volleylent job at trying to wrap up once the water line is fully unteer senior boys basket- ball; Howie Caldwell, head bering Sports" will be the Kristy Manin, SEOEMS. ball coach, volunteer assis- boys ~he project in a timely fash- operationaL basketball; Bryan tant eighth grade girls bas- Durst, assistant varsity footlon. The water line project .is "The main line is in the funded through an Ohio ketball coach, head varsity ball; Brian Bowen, assistant ground, a large number of Public Works Commission baseball coach, head varsity varsity football; and Patrick connections have been graru, various loans and rev- track coach, assistant varsity Newland, volunteer assistant installed and several taps are oenues generated through the track coach, assistant varsity football. softball coach (3), volunteer now being put in place. We Pomeroy Water Department. The board accepted the track coach (3), assistant resignation of Scott Wolfe ·as <;;ALLIPOLIS Holzer Upon baseball coach, volunteer instrumental music director Clinic pediatrician . G. Wilson retirement, and Litter Control Office, baseball coach (2), senior and marching band director, Bowers, MD, is retiring June 30 Bowers · and class play director, volunteer which provided work gloves and the resignation of after 32 years of service to his wife; . assistant baseball coach (2). and garbage bags, the RutHowie Caldwell as outside southern Ohio and western Carol, plan The board also approved PapAl land Volunteer Fire Departgrounds supervisor. West Virginia. to remain in the following certified perment, which offered the use J~nna Lynn Burdette, Born in Wilmington, N.C., Gallipolis Youngners, who sometimes of its park, and Rudand sonnel for one-year con- Brent Christopher Welch, Bowers earned his medical and stay tracts: Ellie Blaettnar, Tim avoided admonitions to "stay Township, which provided a Eden Shaye Selbee, Paige degree from University ofTenacti~ in the Roberts, Diane Wolfe, out. of the water;• hauled out · dumpster and dump truck. Marie Cline, Harmony Livnessee Medical College, community .. Kristin Bond (pending cerBowera a variety of items including a Organizen had expected ingston, Alex B. Amos, Knaxville, in 1963. He comThe Bowers ti~~ation), Jo Ann Calaway, h truck door, a plastic sled, , S~1nda . Diane Welch, pleted his residency training in· have two sons, three daughters trailer steps and even a sate!- per aps 30 to 35 people to Barbara Porel (pending cerlite dish. attend, but were pleasandy tification) and Cathy Elliott. Pamela Blaine Johriaon, 1968 at Nonh Carolina Baptist and four grandchildren. Bowers' patients are encourThe following were 'tYler Matthew Cline, Ryan . Hospital in Winston-Salem. Participants "swept" por- surprised when about twice B. Amoa, Jonathan Lee BarHis tenure with Holzer Clintions of Leading Creek and that number showed up approved on two-year con~ aged to contact Holzer Clinic's rett, Braden Michael Pratt, Little Leading Creek along ready to work. For their tracts: Melissa Barker, Brian Anthony Department of Pediatrics to Lee . Johnston, ic began in August 1969 when Leading Creek Road, Little efforts, participants received Bowen, Amy Gross, Carly Craig Anthony Jones, Bre- he and his family moved to schedule appointments with Heather Neff, Leading Creek at the Rut- · plenty of fresh air and sun- Hayes, one of his panner physicians. anna M. Taylor, . Hannah .. Gallipolis. Newland, Sam land Firefighters Park and shine, and a Stream Sweep T- Patrick Leading Creek along Ohio Shirt and refreshments after- Thompson, Nancy Wachter, Celeste Pratt, Nathan Mar- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ruth White, Debbie Barber, shall Cozart, Megan Marie . 124 at Langsville. wards at the park. "This is a historic "I'm thrilled with the Cristi.n e Cassidy; Scott Wilson, Brendan David moment. That's because, for turnout we had," Freeman Christman, Lorre Hill, Bon-. Lind · and Tia Ashley Pratt more than 200 years, people said. "There were lots of nie Owens, Angela Rigsby, were approved as . open TUESDAY ALFRED ~ Orange Townohlp POMEROY - Mlddleporl utarery have considered Leading other · things going on (Sat- Jared Spencer, Linda Faulk enrollment students for the TIUStttB, regular Hulon, Tuesday, Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy 2001-02 school year. 7:30 p.m. home of dert<, Osla FOIIrod. Ubrary. Phyllis Hackett 10 review Creek as nothing more than urday) but they chose to and Susan Parsons. "Galleo's Oaughtlll" by Dava Sobel . Sheryl Roush and Janice . The board also: a drainage ditch, until today," · come out · here and make a ROCKSPRINGS - Meigs Local Band • Acknowledged Josh Keh. l Weber were emple1yed on BoosteB at Meigs H~ School. 6:30 THURSDAY Sweep Coordinator Jim dif(erence." p.m. Nota change In dale. as Franklin B. Walter All~ PAGEVILLE - Revival.services Freeman prior to the "This represents a change . three-year contracts and Pagavllla Free Wllf Baptist ChurCh. Scholastic Award winner for POMEROY - Meigs Counly Hea111 cleanup. in the way people think Sandra Needs on a continuThu~y 1hmugh Saturday. Calvin Meigs County. Depaltnent, childhood Immunization Minnis, speaker. . · The Stream Sweep was about their streams," Free- ing contract. cinlc, Tuesday, 1 10 7 p.m. at office. · • Approved an eighthPaul Brannon, Carolyn Taka shot record, Clllldren to be sponsored by the Meigs Soil man said. "People want grade trip to Washington on a""""l'anled by parant!legal guardian. The Community Calenct. le pubGillilan, Charles Bradley ~~ 18 I free HrVice to """11follt and Water Conservation Dis- streams for fishing, recreMay 21-23. groupo wllhlng to announce ....rHolsinger, Rhett Milhoan trict and was assisted by the ation and the natural beauty WEDNESOAY • Approved· senior candi- PAGEVILLE - Scipio Township lngelllld tpeelal - · The calenand . Grant Newland were Meigs County Recycling they provide." dar Ia not detl!gned to promola · TIUI!ees, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. dates . f or graduation, pendhired as classified employees uln or lunlkaiMnl of any type. Pagevllte town hall. IWn8 .,. printed only • opace perOf!. two-year contracts, and mg completion of requiremit. and cannot be gulll'ln\Wd to POMEROY- Governng Board, Lee Baker on a continuing ments. be printed a tpeeMic number of Atheno·Melgs Educational Service • Approved a transfer of Center, days. contract. special meeting Wednesday, 7 The following administra- funds of $25,000 from the pm. office at 507 Richland Ave., A1hens. Purpose, 10 Interview candl· (USP821we0) tive supplemental contracts general fund to th.e lunch- dales for the position of treMurer. )PI'IIll, ~~lillY (1,11/,/l ..., Ohio Vlllly Publllhlng Co• room fund, to reimburse for were approved: Arch Rose, Publlen.d every ahtmoOn, Monday 446 ·4524 .' . . ' lhrough F~dl~, 111 Court Sl., transportation; Carolyn costs related to free breakCorrection Polley Pomeroy, 0 lo. Second·CIIIt Ritchie, lunchroom: Mary Jast program for 1999-:ZOOO Our main cohcem In all atones Ia pOIIIge paid at Po""""Y. . TM l t d Preot and Price, local district coordi- and 2000·0 I school years. to be accurate.~ know of an Ohio Nt~r Alaoclatlon. error In a atol' Ithe newsroom the • Approved the 2001-02 nator, and Dixie Sayre, tide ~ end adclreoa corroc· at (740) 882· 156. tldno to TM Dolly Sentinel, 111 Coull. school year calendar. coordinator. Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Present, in addition to Dustin Ford, Jacqu~line News Depllrtmenta Subecrlptlon ratee The main number Ia 992·2156. Wolfe and Jennifer Cum- , Well, were board members ly oantor or . . - routa Department extentlona are: \, mings were approved as Johq Rice, Greg Bailey, one-k 12 Ext 12 Clnemontll Qeneraiii!MII~r $8.70 substitutes for the remainder Rick Sanders, Roger WilS104 Oneof the school year. Dennis ford and Sheila Taylor, and . 50 cen11 Ext. 13 Dolly New• S<lbocnbO,. not detlnng to pay lha Durst was approved as high · Clerk/Treasurer Lisa rna~ ramtt In advance direct to Ext. 14 carrier or · Tile Dolly entlntl. CrtdM will be given school custodian, Lesa Sid- Ritchie. c.orrler each - k. No out>ocnpllon by Other servlcee mall penntttl(l In areas where home • Advertlolng Ext 3 carrier service II available. Board WEB<l.Yl watdng ttroug~~ll'll a TOLEDO (AP) - A stando11t football play.:r for Rogen High School died Monday, possibly suffering a heart attack while playing a pickup basketball game. .. . Drushaun Hump~. a 6-3, 240-pound junior who had ~rbal­ ly conunitted to playing football in 2002 at Ohio State, was pronounce.d dead at Medical College of Ohio Hospital in Toledo, the hospital said. . Jint !'auwels, administrative coordinator, said Humphrey arrived at thj: hospital"in full ·atrest:' . The Lucas County coroner's office said an autopsy was planned for'lbesday. • LETART Lean PTO will be selling donuts in three Awards AKRON (AP) -The Immigration and Naturalization Service ,•,• . Cante E Rolllh theme.Tickets can be pi.clred at the City National Bank iD Mason, Health Aide Drug Store in New Haven, aod ryuthsinMiddleport. EMS under Ohio law. h111 revened an earlier decllion to deporc a German lmmipnt fur havin11 three drunken drivlni convlctiom. Kai Schnuclt, 29, lAid he didn't realize Immediately that a letter from the INS '"'' tellln11 hiln he would not be deported. "I read the letter holdln1mY breath:' ho ~nld Monday. "Then, Aller I n:ad 'Congran1l~tlona: l1t11rt~d thinking, 'I hope dualan't ajolw."' Schmidt will 1\ltoive a "p~rmunont 1\laident" card within aix mnml11. the lener anid. 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Partlow near 60. ly cloudy. Morning low in ·the · Extended forecast.: mid 50s. High in the upper Thursday... Partly cloudy. 70s. Teen susreded in baby's death CLEVELAND (AP) -A 13-year-old is suspected offatally beating his 8-week-old daughter, police said • . Brandon Miller was being held in a juvenile detention center but had not been charged with a crime as of Monday night. His daugh- · ter, Diamond, died fiom massive injuries to her head and abdomen, ~ccording to Cuyahoga County Coroner Elizabeth Bahaj. "He is a suspect in the homicide;' said police spokeswoman Lt. S.haron MacKay "He was taken into custody." ' · Miller was expected to appear in Juvenile Coun for a hearing 'J:uesday afier homicide detectives pcesent their evidence to county prosecutors. Dawn Mobley, an assistant supetvisor of the plll5Cc:utor's juvenile division, said she expected Miller to be charged · INS n- Montgomery's 6ling said that no court COLUMBUS (AP) · - The Ohio Supreme Court on Monday decided it has ruled that the execution of~ mentalwill rule on the issue ofkiller Jay Scott's ly ill person 6ts the constitutional stan· competence to be put to death but ' of crud and unusual punishment. dards refused tO delay his execution scheduled for May 15. The coun, in ~ 5-2 decision, agreed to take the case but said the execution may proceed for now: It ordered briefS to be 6led by May 8 by the sute and Scott's courtappointed lawyers. Justices Andrew Douglas and Deborah Cook dissented, saying the coun lacked jurisdiction to. hear the case. · Timothy Sweeney, one of She also said federal couns have upheld placing the burden of proof on the defendant, and' that Scott meets competence -'-•••••• ... em Scott's attorneys, said he was pleased the court accepted jurisdiction. Sweeney had appealed t\vo lower-court rulings that found Scott to be competent. Sweeney said he wasn't too concerned about the decision to decline the delay. "We still have that date as sort of the ultimate deadline hanging over our heads. If they (the justices) are going to hear the case, they're going to be looking at it with fresh ~s," Sweeney said. Attorney General Betty Montgomery ·on Monday filed a response to the request by Scott's lawyers to delay the execution. Scott was sentenced to death for the murder of Cleveland delicatessen ownerVinhie Prince in 1983. Scott's lawyers had argued in a filing Friday that executing Scott, who has been diagnosed as a schizophrenic, would be cruel and unusual punishment under the U.S. and Ohio constitutions. They also say Scott should nqt have to prove he is incompetent, rather that the burden of proving he is competent should fall .to the sute. ~YCH£CKSAVALABI El WORK AT ~,..._•• BEST ls;l' 11,.,;,,,_,.,. _ olhoma t asdNrir'M.jabaln. ••1011'01 a• 0.W I cal Now T.. Froo:1..acx»n.eoocl ,tJ1t 13011 1 c... --homoi'T -.g 0... ..... 8roCIIInOI "'- Supp"-. P ' go4 SWI•••tw' \1 • ·: CLEVELAND . (AP) - A firetruck was hit by a car Monday, ~nding it up on a. sidewalk on two wheels and causing it to hit mother car, killing the driver, authorities said. . about. '' The firetruck was responding to a call on the city's west side j p.m. when a car driven by Seth Smith, 20, pulled into the intersection and hit the firetruck, said Fred Szabo, Cleveland's acting safe~ director. . : The impact sent the firetruck up an embankment and sidewalk, Sideswiped a parked Jeep Cherokee and knocked over a hydrant and utility pole. · ; Dropping back into the street and dragging the pole, the pumper · bit a Buick Regal driven by Thomas Virzi and then crashed through ~ fence and stopped by smashing into an apamnent building.Virzi, ~4. was pronounced dead at the scene .. For Free hNnMIOn. CaiT.. "-: 1.-.Btl>-11186. : COLUMBUS (AP) - Police were looking Monday for a driver 'l!rho struck and killed a city police officer and fled : Lt. Christopher Claypool, 39, was hit by a car while walking across ah intersection near Easdand Mall around 12:30 a.m. Sunday to investigate a minor traffic accident. .· · :-; Since t{len, officers have been looking for ·a dark green Nissan oc : J;ord Taur;us with significant front end damage. . : ~ ; "As they go through their normal work day, they have their eyes ::"ut for it," police spokeswoman Sherty Jones ~1id Monday. ..... ... Girl found in trunk dies •• ·: REYNOLDSBURG (AP) - A tO-year-old foster child was ,:= :::fPund in the trunk of a car and died Monday, police said.· :· ; Investigators suspect the girl may have been in the tnmk most of ::¢e day. · · · :!: "I don't know exacdy \vhy they decided to looll in the trunk, but 'when.she hadn't come home from school, they started checking around, ~nd that's when they found her," Lt.Jim O'Neill s.ud . ' • • I Jam Session Plan banquet . Pediatrician announces retirement from Holzer Clinic fnHn LOCAL EVENTS Thanlcs To All. WIJo Contributed In Any .Way .To ~r1ng_1ng Tt(e Power Team .. · Mtntstr}!; · ro The Tr1-County Area · '¥ The Ohio Valley Crusaae For Christ God Added To The Kingdom Dally • Over 10,000 People Attended The Power Team Crusade, March 28 - Aprll1 • 1,118 Souls Were Saved CHURCHES IE Mpynt Union Qturcb RELATED GROUPS BUSINESSES fommen &t Abbptt Pomeroy Fogd Shgp Cmw's Steak House J!:emard Y. Fultz Grueter 6; 5211 Baum Lumber Co. Brown's Jaxideniy Office §ervlse & Sypply LiHie. Sbeett 4t Warner Middleport Church of Cbrist Ladies For the Lgrd Flnt Southern Baptist Church AsiiPe Life Center Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church Middleprnt Ministerial Auodatlon · Fa!Jh Chapel Open Bible ChUrch Hunt on for officer's kller Reunion May 26 Project Genoh~ d1poltlllon d1d1lon Fire tnKk • •ion klls 1 RACINE - Carrie E. R.Qush, 67, of Racine, died Sa~ diff'ercnt varieties through FriApril 28, 2001, at the home of her son, Robert Jr. of Beverly. ' . day of this week.. Orders nuy Born on July 1-9, 1933 in Racine,ahe was the daughter of the be placed with any member or late Paul and Freda Warner Manuel, and was empl~ as a by calling Ann Sellers, 843lUllS clerk at the former Elberfeld's Department Store. · 4550 or Agnes Sellers, .843She was a ~ 951 graduate of Racine High School, a member 5215. Pickup date at the school POMEROY - Units of the of the Amencan Legion Ladies Auxiliary . and attended Easr is May 9, I to 3 p.m. . Meigs Emergency Service Lean Methodist Church. answered nine calls for ....;....: He described the degree Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by her unce on Monday. UnitS work as a way of teaching husb~d, Ro~rt Roush Sr., on September 14,1995. responded as follows: members a~ut the history of She IS s?rvsved by two sons ~nd daughters-in-law, Roberr Jr. CEN1RAL DISPATCH fawn '-leAl RUTLAND Rutland the organization. Marous alsO and Carne ~oush of Beverly, and Paul and Tina Roush of 4:37 a.m., Carleton Streer. talked about rhe fellowship of Columbus; a. brother and sister-in-law, Lester and Carol Alumni Association, Sarurd<ty, to the new proficiency tests. grange members, the joy they ~nud of Racine; four grandchildren, Becca, Matt, Cassie and May 26, 6 p.m. Rutland Civic Linda Fields, Holzer Medical Center; . Laddie Marous, master of have in getting together, and Center. Roush; and several brothen-in-law, sisten-in-law, Nsck 8 : I 0 a.m., Third Street, assisr.; the Ohio State Grange, spoke' the disappearance of socializanephews, and. friends. ed by Syracuse as Firs( on the banquet theme, "Time tion in today's society. Services were held at 1 p.m. today, Tuesday, May 1, 2001 at Responder, Mary Wingett, for a l'<{ewVision ." Introduced Preceding the dinner mem- FlSher-Acree Funeral Home in Middlcpon. Officiating will be HMC; . by sute Deputy .Patry Dyer, bers sang "This Old· Grange" APPLE GROVE - A jam the Rev. Brian Harkness. I :30 p.m., Laurel Street, Marous talked about changes with Keith Ashley at the session will be held at the Red Burial followed in Leurt Falls Cemetery. Keith McCarty. HMC; which are being considered in piano. Janice Macomber, Barn at Apple Grove, Friday, 75:14 p.m_, Glen Street, Amy the degree work program and .Pomona lecturer; gave the It p.m. All band are welcome. .Miller, treated; · said a national strategic task invocation, Midkiff, Pomona well as substitute bus driver, 8:52p.m. , McNichols Road, force has been named to con- master, had the welcome, and Chad Wolfe,.HMC; pending proper certificasider changes. He. said his Opal Dyer, junior deputy, 11 :03 p.m., Bashan Road, tion, and Jack Westfall as preference would be for mak- handled the introductions. · MASON, WVa. - Wahama Richard White, treated. fiMIPIIpA1 su.bstitute maintenance and ing the ritualistic part of the There was entertainment Alumni Association will have OUVE TOWNSHIP work optional but expressed by juggler Michael teer junior high football custodian for the remainder its annual reunion in the 3:39 p.m., Success. Road, of the 2000-01 school year opposition·to :reducing it. Macomber. Wahama High School cafeteria assisted by Chester, Tuppers coach, varsity golf coach, on an as-needed basis. at 6 p.m. on May 26. senior class advisor, freshPlains and Reedsville, brush Supplemental contracts The Eastern Star women man class advisor, sopho- were approved as follows: fire, Paul Collins property, no antlcspate the project being will serve the dinner and more class advisor, National injuries. Pam Douthitt, athletic finished sometime in the entertainment will be the Honor Society advisor, REEDSVll.LE director; Scott Christman ' immediate future." Waharna chorus. National Art Honor Society 1:14 p.m., Ohio 124, Diane head football coach; Sam frwnPageA1 · Musser said both rhe sideJack Ford, a 1954 graduate Barber, ~fused treatment. Advisor, yearbook advisor, Thompson, . assistant junior walks and streets are being TUPPERS PLAINS said. "Greenland's construc- marked and will hopefully be co-student council advisor high . football: Debbie and retired chemical engineer, will be the speaker. "Rememjunior class advisor, vol(2), 10:16 p.m., Sumner Road, tion crews are doing an excel- repaired and blacktopped Weber, junior high volleylent job at trying to wrap up once the water line is fully unteer senior boys basket- ball; Howie Caldwell, head bering Sports" will be the Kristy Manin, SEOEMS. ball coach, volunteer assis- boys ~he project in a timely fash- operationaL basketball; Bryan tant eighth grade girls bas- Durst, assistant varsity footlon. The water line project .is "The main line is in the funded through an Ohio ketball coach, head varsity ball; Brian Bowen, assistant ground, a large number of Public Works Commission baseball coach, head varsity varsity football; and Patrick connections have been graru, various loans and rev- track coach, assistant varsity Newland, volunteer assistant installed and several taps are oenues generated through the track coach, assistant varsity football. softball coach (3), volunteer now being put in place. We Pomeroy Water Department. The board accepted the track coach (3), assistant resignation of Scott Wolfe ·as <;;ALLIPOLIS Holzer Upon baseball coach, volunteer instrumental music director Clinic pediatrician . G. Wilson retirement, and Litter Control Office, baseball coach (2), senior and marching band director, Bowers, MD, is retiring June 30 Bowers · and class play director, volunteer which provided work gloves and the resignation of after 32 years of service to his wife; . assistant baseball coach (2). and garbage bags, the RutHowie Caldwell as outside southern Ohio and western Carol, plan The board also approved PapAl land Volunteer Fire Departgrounds supervisor. West Virginia. to remain in the following certified perment, which offered the use J~nna Lynn Burdette, Born in Wilmington, N.C., Gallipolis Youngners, who sometimes of its park, and Rudand sonnel for one-year con- Brent Christopher Welch, Bowers earned his medical and stay tracts: Ellie Blaettnar, Tim avoided admonitions to "stay Township, which provided a Eden Shaye Selbee, Paige degree from University ofTenacti~ in the Roberts, Diane Wolfe, out. of the water;• hauled out · dumpster and dump truck. Marie Cline, Harmony Livnessee Medical College, community .. Kristin Bond (pending cerBowera a variety of items including a Organizen had expected ingston, Alex B. Amos, Knaxville, in 1963. He comThe Bowers ti~~ation), Jo Ann Calaway, h truck door, a plastic sled, , S~1nda . Diane Welch, pleted his residency training in· have two sons, three daughters trailer steps and even a sate!- per aps 30 to 35 people to Barbara Porel (pending cerlite dish. attend, but were pleasandy tification) and Cathy Elliott. Pamela Blaine Johriaon, 1968 at Nonh Carolina Baptist and four grandchildren. Bowers' patients are encourThe following were 'tYler Matthew Cline, Ryan . Hospital in Winston-Salem. Participants "swept" por- surprised when about twice B. Amoa, Jonathan Lee BarHis tenure with Holzer Clintions of Leading Creek and that number showed up approved on two-year con~ aged to contact Holzer Clinic's rett, Braden Michael Pratt, Little Leading Creek along ready to work. For their tracts: Melissa Barker, Brian Anthony Department of Pediatrics to Lee . Johnston, ic began in August 1969 when Leading Creek Road, Little efforts, participants received Bowen, Amy Gross, Carly Craig Anthony Jones, Bre- he and his family moved to schedule appointments with Heather Neff, Leading Creek at the Rut- · plenty of fresh air and sun- Hayes, one of his panner physicians. anna M. Taylor, . Hannah .. Gallipolis. Newland, Sam land Firefighters Park and shine, and a Stream Sweep T- Patrick Leading Creek along Ohio Shirt and refreshments after- Thompson, Nancy Wachter, Celeste Pratt, Nathan Mar- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ruth White, Debbie Barber, shall Cozart, Megan Marie . 124 at Langsville. wards at the park. "This is a historic "I'm thrilled with the Cristi.n e Cassidy; Scott Wilson, Brendan David moment. That's because, for turnout we had," Freeman Christman, Lorre Hill, Bon-. Lind · and Tia Ashley Pratt more than 200 years, people said. "There were lots of nie Owens, Angela Rigsby, were approved as . open TUESDAY ALFRED ~ Orange Townohlp POMEROY - Mlddleporl utarery have considered Leading other · things going on (Sat- Jared Spencer, Linda Faulk enrollment students for the TIUStttB, regular Hulon, Tuesday, Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy 2001-02 school year. 7:30 p.m. home of dert<, Osla FOIIrod. Ubrary. Phyllis Hackett 10 review Creek as nothing more than urday) but they chose to and Susan Parsons. "Galleo's Oaughtlll" by Dava Sobel . Sheryl Roush and Janice . The board also: a drainage ditch, until today," · come out · here and make a ROCKSPRINGS - Meigs Local Band • Acknowledged Josh Keh. l Weber were emple1yed on BoosteB at Meigs H~ School. 6:30 THURSDAY Sweep Coordinator Jim dif(erence." p.m. Nota change In dale. as Franklin B. Walter All~ PAGEVILLE - Revival.services Freeman prior to the "This represents a change . three-year contracts and Pagavllla Free Wllf Baptist ChurCh. Scholastic Award winner for POMEROY - Meigs Counly Hea111 cleanup. in the way people think Sandra Needs on a continuThu~y 1hmugh Saturday. Calvin Meigs County. Depaltnent, childhood Immunization Minnis, speaker. . · The Stream Sweep was about their streams," Free- ing contract. cinlc, Tuesday, 1 10 7 p.m. at office. · • Approved an eighthPaul Brannon, Carolyn Taka shot record, Clllldren to be sponsored by the Meigs Soil man said. "People want grade trip to Washington on a""""l'anled by parant!legal guardian. The Community Calenct. le pubGillilan, Charles Bradley ~~ 18 I free HrVice to """11follt and Water Conservation Dis- streams for fishing, recreMay 21-23. groupo wllhlng to announce ....rHolsinger, Rhett Milhoan trict and was assisted by the ation and the natural beauty WEDNESOAY • Approved· senior candi- PAGEVILLE - Scipio Township lngelllld tpeelal - · The calenand . Grant Newland were Meigs County Recycling they provide." dar Ia not detl!gned to promola · TIUI!ees, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. dates . f or graduation, pendhired as classified employees uln or lunlkaiMnl of any type. Pagevllte town hall. IWn8 .,. printed only • opace perOf!. two-year contracts, and mg completion of requiremit. and cannot be gulll'ln\Wd to POMEROY- Governng Board, Lee Baker on a continuing ments. be printed a tpeeMic number of Atheno·Melgs Educational Service • Approved a transfer of Center, days. contract. special meeting Wednesday, 7 The following administra- funds of $25,000 from the pm. office at 507 Richland Ave., A1hens. Purpose, 10 Interview candl· (USP821we0) tive supplemental contracts general fund to th.e lunch- dales for the position of treMurer. )PI'IIll, ~~lillY (1,11/,/l ..., Ohio Vlllly Publllhlng Co• room fund, to reimburse for were approved: Arch Rose, Publlen.d every ahtmoOn, Monday 446 ·4524 .' . . ' lhrough F~dl~, 111 Court Sl., transportation; Carolyn costs related to free breakCorrection Polley Pomeroy, 0 lo. Second·CIIIt Ritchie, lunchroom: Mary Jast program for 1999-:ZOOO Our main cohcem In all atones Ia pOIIIge paid at Po""""Y. . TM l t d Preot and Price, local district coordi- and 2000·0 I school years. to be accurate.~ know of an Ohio Nt~r Alaoclatlon. error In a atol' Ithe newsroom the • Approved the 2001-02 nator, and Dixie Sayre, tide ~ end adclreoa corroc· at (740) 882· 156. tldno to TM Dolly Sentinel, 111 Coull. school year calendar. coordinator. Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Present, in addition to Dustin Ford, Jacqu~line News Depllrtmenta Subecrlptlon ratee The main number Ia 992·2156. Wolfe and Jennifer Cum- , Well, were board members ly oantor or . . - routa Department extentlona are: \, mings were approved as Johq Rice, Greg Bailey, one-k 12 Ext 12 Clnemontll Qeneraiii!MII~r $8.70 substitutes for the remainder Rick Sanders, Roger WilS104 Oneof the school year. Dennis ford and Sheila Taylor, and . 50 cen11 Ext. 13 Dolly New• S<lbocnbO,. not detlnng to pay lha Durst was approved as high · Clerk/Treasurer Lisa rna~ ramtt In advance direct to Ext. 14 carrier or · Tile Dolly entlntl. CrtdM will be given school custodian, Lesa Sid- Ritchie. c.orrler each - k. No out>ocnpllon by Other servlcee mall penntttl(l In areas where home • Advertlolng Ext 3 carrier service II available. Board WEB<l.Yl watdng ttroug~~ll'll a TOLEDO (AP) - A stando11t football play.:r for Rogen High School died Monday, possibly suffering a heart attack while playing a pickup basketball game. .. . Drushaun Hump~. a 6-3, 240-pound junior who had ~rbal­ ly conunitted to playing football in 2002 at Ohio State, was pronounce.d dead at Medical College of Ohio Hospital in Toledo, the hospital said. . Jint !'auwels, administrative coordinator, said Humphrey arrived at thj: hospital"in full ·atrest:' . The Lucas County coroner's office said an autopsy was planned for'lbesday. • LETART Lean PTO will be selling donuts in three Awards AKRON (AP) -The Immigration and Naturalization Service ,•,• . Cante E Rolllh theme.Tickets can be pi.clred at the City National Bank iD Mason, Health Aide Drug Store in New Haven, aod ryuthsinMiddleport. EMS under Ohio law. h111 revened an earlier decllion to deporc a German lmmipnt fur havin11 three drunken drivlni convlctiom. Kai Schnuclt, 29, lAid he didn't realize Immediately that a letter from the INS '"'' tellln11 hiln he would not be deported. "I read the letter holdln1mY breath:' ho ~nld Monday. "Then, Aller I n:ad 'Congran1l~tlona: l1t11rt~d thinking, 'I hope dualan't ajolw."' Schmidt will 1\ltoive a "p~rmunont 1\laident" card within aix mnml11. the lener anid. 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The Eastern team has also National Mall and they want every state m the umon to Dear Editor: · note that the deceased had once been at some of the same meets, have at least one Reagan landmark. Letters have been sent I feel the . need to express my been a member, but did not find so many local students have been . ' ro state officials urging them to offer suggestions. The head of the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project envisions. concern regarding the new food . it important o.r relevant to co.n- involved. ,, . ice laws that · h:we been ·1 h 1 M · t s Serv such memorials a mountain range in Alaska or a highway . tinue the membership untl time T e ast meet e1gs was a wa ". , in South Dakota. After all, Grover Norquist pointed out, Warren High School, in a very , . ·imposed upon Ohio by our legis- of death. dim: are hundreds of parks, schools and whatever named for lators. However, upon · death it competitive field of . 13 boys' In their zeal to ensure the d · 1• F h John E Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Reagan should strangely became crucial to li_st a · teams an 14 gtr s teams. or t e · • be equally honored. · . health of all Ohioans who pur- former membership in the obltU- boys, Tyson Lee finished third in So adamant is the group that one. member of Congres,s chase food from a prepared site, the 100-meter dash and "Second ·' ·has threatened to hold 11P federal funds for ¢e Washington they have once again passed on ar~~metimes this goes to the in the 200-meter dash. Derick " area subway system unless the subway ·airport stop 1s , an unfunde<,l mandate, in the h · h b ridiculous. I recall an obituary Johnson finished fourt m t e renamed for Reagan. · form of a law, that must' e · th t ted a 100-meter dash and second in · enforced by the sanitarians of the Jd.ust· a edw years. ago ~ IS fthe , .. Reagan deserves th~ admiration and affectio1_1 of all Am~r­ · County Health Departe<;ease man as a mem er o the high jump. . . .: M icaris. He will have it regardless of how many :urports or :ureigs : · Amber Lodge of Odd Fellows at For the girls, who number less : aafi: carriers bear his name. m~~t~ Board of Health, our staff Dexter..Amber Lodge >became than 10 team members, Brook 'The push for recognition now is unseemly; partic~ly and l immensely-dislike imposing ·defuf nhct m 1936! . . h. b 't Bolin finished second in the 300- ., · when it is clear he has not long to live. Reagan's letter telling these laws and we have comI t e person m t. e .o 1 uary meter hurdles and second in the ! the American people that he has Alzheimer's was typical of plained to the legislature and the ~bought the orhgamzbatto_n dwas 100-meter ..hurdles. " Shannon the man's gallantry and grace. Members of the legacy pro· Important enoug to e 1Iste m Soulsby finished fourth in the ject, should remember who it is they seek to honor. state d epartment o f h eaIt h · . . h h he d A hi Now even small organizations the obttuary, . t ebn e hor .s 400-meter dash an s ey must ' a . for a food service should be a mem. er at t e. nme Thomas took sixth in the 1,600"' • license~\'Je ·are hopeful that com- of death. o.th_erw~se, what IS the meter run. .. : . laints throughout Ohio · will reason for bsu?g tt? Is 1t beca~se · The track athletes ·work hard at .·. ~ean there will be changes in the there IS nothm~ else to wnte their sport, as dq the coaches. I ' . BY THE f<SSOCIATEO PRESS future that will allow us to treat about the persobn. h. h . think they deserve a little more :: Today is Tuesday. May l,the 121st. day of 200LThere are 1 smaller, seasonal, organizations As th~ mem ers P c am~an coverage from the local paper. 244 days left in the year. · ' . and registrar for several orgaruzaA copy of the schedule or an . Today's Highlight in Hiuory: . more f a1r1y. · . . M · C · · k On May 1, 1960, the Soviet Union shot down an AmenUnfortunately, we have to deal tlons m elgs _ounty, It requires occasional photo of a ttac meet ·, . can U-2 reconnaissance plane near Sverdlovsk and ~aptured with what we have at present and a lot of _work JUSt to send ou,t or anything printed in the paper •'; its pilot, Francis Gary Powers. that is that a s[>ortirtg association· dues notl~e~. To see a · person~ would be better than nothing at · · On this date: . . such as oi.tr Litde Leagues· are obltu~ry _hstmg a forme~ meT- all. '' . IIi 1786, Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro" pre·defined 'almost the same as a bership m an o:garuzatJon . t()r Jimmer so·u,lsby "~ miered in Vienna. · restaurant if they prepare any part who~ I. dhlo ~hJs membership Pomeroy · Iii t893, the Worlq's Columbian Exposition was officially . 1 of the food they sell. . work 1s hig y msu tmg. .. . " opened in Chicago by President Cleveland. 10 In 1898 Commodore George Dewey gave the command, This makes their food s.e rvice The Jtstmg ()f memberships . ~~ "You fire when you are ready, Gridley," as an Ameri~an license very expensive for . the an ob1tuary tS a way for the navil force destroyed a Spanish fleet in Manila Bay dunng amount of time they will need it. deceased to make a state~e?t· Dear Editor: · ' '' . ·. . · the:Spanish-American War. 10 The law does not aUow for one that they enjoyed membership I have been on the Olive Town- " IJt 1931, New York's 102-story Empue State Buildmg was name change and relicensing for specific groups, thus r~c~mmend- ship Volunteer Fire Department ..: de4icated. ·. . . .. : . . ·, the sarne one fee; I call it license mg them t_o others. LJstlng -a past from "day ·one." I was one of the In 1941, the Orson Welles monon Picture Cmzen Kane sharing and it "cuts" the license membership wou~a seem to me three men who borrowed the premiered in New York. . ' . . ln 1.948, the People's Democratic Repubhc of Korea was cost in half. to have the oppoSite effect. ' money to build the firehouse. prdl:iaimed in North Korea. . . These worthwhile organizaThere , are lots of great orga~'ll- the people of Olive Township .-. 10. 1971, ,Amtra~. which combined and streaml~ned the tions which do so much to make zatio1,1s · aro~nd Meigs · County worked hard to repay ,the lo,an. op«ations of 18 intercity passenger railroads, w~nt mto. serour youngsters into adults that that are lookl~g for members . .If a We . now have trucks_ that were . . Vice. · . . we can be proud of need your per~on. doesn t care et?-ough t~. given to the department. I _feel ~ In 1981, Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-NJ, was conhelp. Please consider donatin.g mamtam his m~mbershtp, then It that · the trustees have taken mto .., ~icted in Ne.wYork of charges ~elated to th~ FBI's ~bscam --L , , part or all of a license to the1r ·looks petty to hst a (or mer ·mem- upon themsdves to make th,e . ,. I"~·· .. lit 1998, Eldridge Cleaver, the fiery Black ·Pant~er, le~~er teams. I respectfully request that bership in an obitu~ry. decisipn of trying to buy a ne~ .•~ · who later renounced his past and became a Republican, d1ed . some of our businesses, larger · Ketth p. Ashley 'truck: The added · taxes for th1s ~· in Pomona, Calif., at age 62. . organizations or private citizens Pomeroy purchase would 'be a hardship on .~ Ten· years ago: Nolan Ryan of the Texas Rangers threw ht~ make a contribution to this anhd the people with axed incomes. · , s.eventh no-hitter, shutting out the Toronto Blue. Jays 3-0. the many valuable groups t at ~ If 1t c;m be paid by grants, all ~ Ri~key HendersOn of the Oakland f:'s set a maJor. league · serve our citizens. h record by stealing his 939th base durmg a game agamst the ·ar .Edit.or·. t e fi remen • wou ld b e· d e 11ghted .:. De Norma A. Torres I' · · NeW.·York Yankees. The government of ~ngob and. U.S.· · h and 1·t 1·.5 . to have one. · m not trymg to S Pomeroy prmg JS ere agam , li h fi b t bjicked guerrillas initialed agreements endmg thetr ovtl war. that tiJne of year that children of fig t t e. trustees or 1remen, . u ·; . Five years ago: PLO leader Vasser Arafat recetved a statesall ages get their baseballs or soft- would l1k~ to have everythmg man's welcome at the White House, where he met With PresbaUs and glove and head out to legal and nght. , · . ~=~ ident Clinton for 45 minutes, then lashed out at Israel for Mrs Atherton s statement ts . d ~eping its borders closed to Palestinian workers. . Dear Editor: t h e d Iamon · · · · · h h Th • One year ago: f'\bout 3.5 m1lhon T1me Warner cable S\lb·s also the time of year for true, and 1 agree Wlt e.r. . ere,,., It l In a recent newspaper, ' I rea d b f: · I 1 scriber$ temporarily lost access w seven D1sney7owned ~C the obituaries to find a "pet another very entertaining, very fore,. t~ . •e a1r, . am senous Y ~·;.; stations in a quarrel over transmiSSIOn nghts. Joerg Ha1der, .demanding sport-track ·and field. cons,•denng mY ~es1gn~t1on fro leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party, stepped dovo:n peeve" occurring again. . h, 0 f h h I . m .•.-. An obituary noted , that the While the local basyball and $Oft- •.t e e~artmcJlt o .w tc a~ a "~; ' ,oajter 14 years as parry leader. Actor Steve Reeves d1ed m deceased was. a FO~R mem- ball teatcl get <their deserving p~st d1Iefkan~ currenry ~abim. ~scpndido, Calif., at age. 74. . . · :I3;1day's Binhdays: Actor Glenn Ford is 85. TV per~onahty ber of Harrisonville G'range. The coverage in die 1ocal paper, the 1 tha~ t e p~op e o !Ve :, j:lc~ ,Paar is 83. A:ctor Dan O'He~lihy is 82 ..Former astronaut point 1 make here has ~othing to track athletes get li~le or no cov- Township for thetr support rover ... Scqtt Carpenter 1s 76. Country smger .Sonny ~am~s IS 72.Jazz do with who the spectfic person erage at alL . · the years. • singer Shirley Horn is 6_7. Singer Judy C:ollms. 1s 62. Actor · · 'T' . he Me1'gs track team has been Dale Smith :.; was nor the speci fi c . orgamzatlon L· d ·11 r• St~phert Macht is 59. Smger Rita Coohdge ts 56. Actor·listed but it was the f'~ct that the 111 six meets this year, but so far Ree svt e ~r. . director Douglas Barr is 52. Singer-songwnter Ray Parker Jr. " is 47. Hall of Fame jockey Steve Cauthen IS 41. Country "" . singer Wayne Hancock is 36. Rock musiCian Johnny Colt . . (Tiie Black Crowes) is 35. Actor Charlte Schlatter.!~ 35 . 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 125 Third ,.,..., G,.llpc>llo, Ohio • 740,tl2·2,158 ' . . 740-44&-2341 ' • Cohntry singer Tim McGraw is 34. Rock mus1c1an DArcy '·, ' ... . . is 33. Actor Darius McCrary is 25. · · ' Airing cotuerns as r. · r TODAY IN HISTORY Considering resignation rna; Needs ·coveraae 'Pet peeve' a ; ,:. . ~: --------------,--~·--------~~~--~----~~--------~--------~~--~----~-----. .. I ~!..] . DROP US ALINE. ( Business -.. ' • The Indianapolis Star, on Reagan~ legacy: A group of Page ASrr ,_ R. Shawn Uw11 Reagan legacy supporters are overly enthusiastic . ' llN& -·::... IQL! -- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Publ.... . •• 111 CGurt St., pom.roy, Ohio 1.0 112-2158 • Fax: 1102-2157 a-t• w. Govey The Daily Sentinel 1,2111 : ~Daily Sentinel- • • . ~ '• • Shockey OALLIPOI.IS - Petro officers new \ GALLIPOLIS - James L Fairview B1le Church, mem- Gallia County, and a practicing Kattinka V. Hart, senior vice Dailey, chairman of the boanl her of the New Haven PTO, partner in Hallida); Sheets & president of the Retail Bank of Ohio Valley ~ank, president of the Wahama /!.cad- Saunders law firm. He is also a Group, was also named risk announced the election of ernie Boosters, and area coordi- member of ' the Bond of management officer. ·. Anna ~· Barnitz, ·Barney A. nator of the Samaritan's Purse Trustees of Holzer Hospital . She will manage OVB's risk Molnar and Brent Alan Saun- . · Shoe Box Ministry. Foundation. assessment and risk manageders to the Ohio Valley Bank Barnitz resides in New He is a graduate of Gallia ment efforts, an increasingly Board of Directors. ·Haven \vith h;,sband, Scott. Aqdemy High School and . important task for all banks. Barnitz is the treasurer and, They have three children: Holt holds a bachelor's degree in Hart came [() work at OVB chief financial officer of Bob's Michael, Brice Andrew, and business administration from in 1979. She is a graduate of Market and Greenhouses Inc., Brogan Elizabeth. . Mar>hall University. He \v.ts Point PleaSdnt High School, a based in Mason, W.Va. She was Molnar bring; 50 years of inducted in the Omicron Delta · graduate of the Bank Leadera charter member and will con- business experience to OVB.. l{appa Society. He· IJ'Ceiwd his .ship !nstitllte, and has been an · tinue to serve as a member of He spent 28 of those 50 years as law degree from Capital Uni- instructor for the Ohio Valley OVB's West Virginia Advisory general sales manager of Hein- versity. . Bank Continuing Education Board. er's ·Bakery, Huntington, W.Va. In his community, Saunders is Program. She resides in GaiBarnitz has also served on the During his career, he has a member of First Baptist lipolis. board of directors of Bank One, received the Kroger Supervisor · Church, the (;allia County and Scott W Shockey was named Point Pleasant, W.Va. NA; on Vendor Award and the Hardee's Ohio State Bar associations, vice president and chief finanthe CRA Advisory Board for Restaura~t Vendor Award. . Gallia County Gun Club, and cial officer of the bank, as well Farmers Bank & Saving; Co. ; as He is a graduate of Glouster GAHS Athletic Boosters. He as assistant tre;.,Urer of Ohio senior staff auditor at Key Cen- . High School and liT Conti-· and ,vife, Shawn, reside in Gal- Valley Bane Corp. rurion Bancshares/Bank One, · nental Baking Co. Safes Man- lipolis. They have two children: ShOckey started working at and as staff auditor for ager SchooL Clarke and Brynn. OVB in 1992. He is a graduate Charleston National Bank. In his community, Molnar is In addition to serving on the ofGAHS and holds a bachelor's She is a graduate ofWahama a member of church, Masons, OVB Board of Directors, each degree in economics and High School and holds bache- Scottish Rite, and Shriners. He of rhese individuals. was finarice with a minor in comlor of science. degrees in has also heen a Huntington appointed to serve on one of puter science from the Univer. accounting, business manage- Association ManufacturerS rep- the bank's standing committees. sity of Rio Grande. ment and computer manage- resentative and past president, Barnitz will serve on the bank's . Shockey has also been an ment from the West Virginia past president and crusade Audit ·Committee. Molnar will instructor for the OVB CooInstitute of Technology, from chairman of the Cabell County participate in the baok's Mar- tinuing Education Program. He which she graduated summa Cancer Society, and past boanl keting and Long Range Plan~ resides in Gallipolis. cum laude. ' member of the ning Committee. Saunders will In her commuoity, she has Charleston/Huntington Asso- serve on the Trust Committee. been a member of the board of ·dation Manufacturers repreJeffrey E. Smith, president and directors and treasurer of the sentative. He and his wife, CEO of OVB., reccndy recogBendArea Community Center, Kathy, reside in Huntington. nized officer promotions made Sunday ·School teacher at Saunders is the prosecutor for within the bank. Holzer Clini.c employees recognized for long service Butler ,,, Melissa P. Mason was named grant. She resides in Gallipolis: ~ assistant vice president · for Christopher S. Petro wis shareholder relations. Mason named assistant vice pres ide n"t~ came to work at Ohio Valley and comptroller. Petro came to - - • Bank in 1985. She is a graduate work at OVB in 1994. He is a of GAHS and the Midwest ·graduate of Hannan Trace High Trust School at Bowling Green School and holds 3 bachelor's University. degree in accounung from She also holds a . diploma Marietta College. He i~_·aJso · a from the American Institute of recipient of the Barlo'v .A;\vard Banking in c l'oundations of of Excellence. Banking, and she is a recipient · He and \vife, Ho~y, tc'Sl:¢ in of the Badow Award of Excel- · Gallipolis. lence, OVB's highest hono.r. · Bryna S. Butler was m med Mason has served as an instruc- assistant cashier for corporate ~or for the OVB Continuing communications. Buder \te'g:m Education Program. She and her career at Ohid V;)]ley . Ba11k husband, Craig, reside in Gal- in 1996. She is a graduate of lipolis with their two childre,l: GAHS. . Cory and Cade. Buder also holds a bat helor's Diana L. Parks \v.ts named degree in mass communicaassistant vice president, Internal tions/ public relations from .th.e auditor. Parks staned her career University of Rio Grhn'de; at ·Ohio Valley Bank in 1993. where she attended as an Ohio.,'; She is a graduate of Oak Hill Valley Bank 4-H Scholarship:.': High School and holds a bach- recipient. ; ,., elor;s degree in accounting She is also a recipient o(th~, ..-1 from the University of Rio Barlow Award of ExceUence,r 1 Grande. and has been an instructor, f~r ;,; She has also earned a Finan" the OVB Continuing Educa- ·. cial Bank Group diploma and tion Program . She and hus; has been an instructor in OVB 's band, Jason , reside 111 Crow~ " " Continuing Education Pro- City. ' :" . . MOM~S . THE WORD ON MAY131 Holzer Clinic rtcently held lt1 annual employee .ervico award• to honor omployoea roaching five-year •ervlce plato~us . Ninety . omployoc1 were honClred during the cere· monio1. HCllzer Clinic Pre•i· dent Dr. J. Craig Str~nord served as master of ceremonies . Strafford and Clinic Administrator Robert . E. Daniel recognized eacb employee with a token of appreciation . and a certificate of achievement. Dr. Strafford said, ''In great part, it is dedicated employees like you·who make the medical profession rewarding. It is truly my pleasure to honor you for your dedication to Holzer Clinic and our patients." · Employees receiving recognition for years of service "(ere as follows: 35 years: Carolyn Carman, Dorothy Crablree. . 30 yaars: Roberta Saunders 25 years: Sue Allen, Brenda Call, Jo Anne Imboden, Judith Kay, Sherry Roberts, Joyce Rumley, Naomi Whitt 20. yaaril: Sue Arthur, Jacolyn Darst, Marilyn Dill, Janeen Easton, Deborah Ferguson, Sue HalfHill, Mark Harvey, Sharon Harvey, James Hensley, Sue Henson, Rose Huffman, Cha~ene Milliron, Tana Montgomery, Nita Propp, Nancy Riffle, Debra Rose, Carolyn Sayre, . Diana Shillington, Llnda 36 YEARS - Holzer Clinic employees Dorothy Crabtree and Carolyn Carman receive recognition for their 35 years of service. They are. f!anked by Robert E. Danie!, .clinic administrator (left), and J: Craig Strafford, MD, president of Holzer Clinic. , Sm~h · 15 yaars: Diane Bruce, Bryan Grymes, Lisa Roush, Patricia A ~un~JIPHDI"· P~" J;~ . 42123 State Route 7 • Thomas . ~\t41'1.Wl . ~ NU.J, \~.,.._ W., Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 10 years: Cathy Caldwell, · Hours: Monday - Thursday 9-5 · Kenny Coughenour, Susan Friday9-6;Saturday9-4 illliC Coughenour, Sally Dangerfield, 30 YEARS Holzer Clinic employee Roberta Saunders Karen Edgar, Don Henry, . Terri receives recognition for 30 years of service. .. Janey, Jeddle Kennedy, Pam Norman, Debra Nibert, Karol Parsons, ------~--------~~~----~~--,. Geroge Ratliff, Bef11ard , Rhodes, . Stephen Riffle, RU!h Sharp, DebO· . rah Shetton, Angela Steger.. Marianna StoW!Irs, Shi~ey Walace, . · It's our . Mary Wamsley, Janet Wickline, Catherine Workman . 5 years: lany Samelle, Virgil Bentley, Violet Blain, Brenda ((aid· . well,. Tina Casey. 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Thats ary (or . the person who d1ed) write-up in the paper and no · ; not all. They want a Reagan memorial .erected ~n the found it extremely important to photos. The Eastern team has also National Mall and they want every state m the umon to Dear Editor: · note that the deceased had once been at some of the same meets, have at least one Reagan landmark. Letters have been sent I feel the . need to express my been a member, but did not find so many local students have been . ' ro state officials urging them to offer suggestions. The head of the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project envisions. concern regarding the new food . it important o.r relevant to co.n- involved. ,, . ice laws that · h:we been ·1 h 1 M · t s Serv such memorials a mountain range in Alaska or a highway . tinue the membership untl time T e ast meet e1gs was a wa ". , in South Dakota. After all, Grover Norquist pointed out, Warren High School, in a very , . ·imposed upon Ohio by our legis- of death. dim: are hundreds of parks, schools and whatever named for lators. However, upon · death it competitive field of . 13 boys' In their zeal to ensure the d · 1• F h John E Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Reagan should strangely became crucial to li_st a · teams an 14 gtr s teams. or t e · • be equally honored. · . health of all Ohioans who pur- former membership in the obltU- boys, Tyson Lee finished third in So adamant is the group that one. member of Congres,s chase food from a prepared site, the 100-meter dash and "Second ·' ·has threatened to hold 11P federal funds for ¢e Washington they have once again passed on ar~~metimes this goes to the in the 200-meter dash. Derick " area subway system unless the subway ·airport stop 1s , an unfunde<,l mandate, in the h · h b ridiculous. I recall an obituary Johnson finished fourt m t e renamed for Reagan. · form of a law, that must' e · th t ted a 100-meter dash and second in · enforced by the sanitarians of the Jd.ust· a edw years. ago ~ IS fthe , .. Reagan deserves th~ admiration and affectio1_1 of all Am~r­ · County Health Departe<;ease man as a mem er o the high jump. . . .: M icaris. He will have it regardless of how many :urports or :ureigs : · Amber Lodge of Odd Fellows at For the girls, who number less : aafi: carriers bear his name. m~~t~ Board of Health, our staff Dexter..Amber Lodge >became than 10 team members, Brook 'The push for recognition now is unseemly; partic~ly and l immensely-dislike imposing ·defuf nhct m 1936! . . h. b 't Bolin finished second in the 300- ., · when it is clear he has not long to live. Reagan's letter telling these laws and we have comI t e person m t. e .o 1 uary meter hurdles and second in the ! the American people that he has Alzheimer's was typical of plained to the legislature and the ~bought the orhgamzbatto_n dwas 100-meter ..hurdles. " Shannon the man's gallantry and grace. Members of the legacy pro· Important enoug to e 1Iste m Soulsby finished fourth in the ject, should remember who it is they seek to honor. state d epartment o f h eaIt h · . . h h he d A hi Now even small organizations the obttuary, . t ebn e hor .s 400-meter dash an s ey must ' a . for a food service should be a mem. er at t e. nme Thomas took sixth in the 1,600"' • license~\'Je ·are hopeful that com- of death. o.th_erw~se, what IS the meter run. .. : . laints throughout Ohio · will reason for bsu?g tt? Is 1t beca~se · The track athletes ·work hard at .·. ~ean there will be changes in the there IS nothm~ else to wnte their sport, as dq the coaches. I ' . BY THE f<SSOCIATEO PRESS future that will allow us to treat about the persobn. h. h . think they deserve a little more :: Today is Tuesday. May l,the 121st. day of 200LThere are 1 smaller, seasonal, organizations As th~ mem ers P c am~an coverage from the local paper. 244 days left in the year. · ' . and registrar for several orgaruzaA copy of the schedule or an . Today's Highlight in Hiuory: . more f a1r1y. · . . M · C · · k On May 1, 1960, the Soviet Union shot down an AmenUnfortunately, we have to deal tlons m elgs _ounty, It requires occasional photo of a ttac meet ·, . can U-2 reconnaissance plane near Sverdlovsk and ~aptured with what we have at present and a lot of _work JUSt to send ou,t or anything printed in the paper •'; its pilot, Francis Gary Powers. that is that a s[>ortirtg association· dues notl~e~. To see a · person~ would be better than nothing at · · On this date: . . such as oi.tr Litde Leagues· are obltu~ry _hstmg a forme~ meT- all. '' . IIi 1786, Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro" pre·defined 'almost the same as a bership m an o:garuzatJon . t()r Jimmer so·u,lsby "~ miered in Vienna. · restaurant if they prepare any part who~ I. dhlo ~hJs membership Pomeroy · Iii t893, the Worlq's Columbian Exposition was officially . 1 of the food they sell. . work 1s hig y msu tmg. .. . " opened in Chicago by President Cleveland. 10 In 1898 Commodore George Dewey gave the command, This makes their food s.e rvice The Jtstmg ()f memberships . ~~ "You fire when you are ready, Gridley," as an Ameri~an license very expensive for . the an ob1tuary tS a way for the navil force destroyed a Spanish fleet in Manila Bay dunng amount of time they will need it. deceased to make a state~e?t· Dear Editor: · ' '' . ·. . · the:Spanish-American War. 10 The law does not aUow for one that they enjoyed membership I have been on the Olive Town- " IJt 1931, New York's 102-story Empue State Buildmg was name change and relicensing for specific groups, thus r~c~mmend- ship Volunteer Fire Department ..: de4icated. ·. . . .. : . . ·, the sarne one fee; I call it license mg them t_o others. LJstlng -a past from "day ·one." I was one of the In 1941, the Orson Welles monon Picture Cmzen Kane sharing and it "cuts" the license membership wou~a seem to me three men who borrowed the premiered in New York. . ' . . ln 1.948, the People's Democratic Repubhc of Korea was cost in half. to have the oppoSite effect. ' money to build the firehouse. prdl:iaimed in North Korea. . . These worthwhile organizaThere , are lots of great orga~'ll- the people of Olive Township .-. 10. 1971, ,Amtra~. which combined and streaml~ned the tions which do so much to make zatio1,1s · aro~nd Meigs · County worked hard to repay ,the lo,an. op«ations of 18 intercity passenger railroads, w~nt mto. serour youngsters into adults that that are lookl~g for members . .If a We . now have trucks_ that were . . Vice. · . . we can be proud of need your per~on. doesn t care et?-ough t~. given to the department. I _feel ~ In 1981, Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-NJ, was conhelp. Please consider donatin.g mamtam his m~mbershtp, then It that · the trustees have taken mto .., ~icted in Ne.wYork of charges ~elated to th~ FBI's ~bscam --L , , part or all of a license to the1r ·looks petty to hst a (or mer ·mem- upon themsdves to make th,e . ,. I"~·· .. lit 1998, Eldridge Cleaver, the fiery Black ·Pant~er, le~~er teams. I respectfully request that bership in an obitu~ry. decisipn of trying to buy a ne~ .•~ · who later renounced his past and became a Republican, d1ed . some of our businesses, larger · Ketth p. Ashley 'truck: The added · taxes for th1s ~· in Pomona, Calif., at age 62. . organizations or private citizens Pomeroy purchase would 'be a hardship on .~ Ten· years ago: Nolan Ryan of the Texas Rangers threw ht~ make a contribution to this anhd the people with axed incomes. · , s.eventh no-hitter, shutting out the Toronto Blue. Jays 3-0. the many valuable groups t at ~ If 1t c;m be paid by grants, all ~ Ri~key HendersOn of the Oakland f:'s set a maJor. league · serve our citizens. h record by stealing his 939th base durmg a game agamst the ·ar .Edit.or·. t e fi remen • wou ld b e· d e 11ghted .:. De Norma A. Torres I' · · NeW.·York Yankees. The government of ~ngob and. U.S.· · h and 1·t 1·.5 . to have one. · m not trymg to S Pomeroy prmg JS ere agam , li h fi b t bjicked guerrillas initialed agreements endmg thetr ovtl war. that tiJne of year that children of fig t t e. trustees or 1remen, . u ·; . Five years ago: PLO leader Vasser Arafat recetved a statesall ages get their baseballs or soft- would l1k~ to have everythmg man's welcome at the White House, where he met With PresbaUs and glove and head out to legal and nght. , · . ~=~ ident Clinton for 45 minutes, then lashed out at Israel for Mrs Atherton s statement ts . d ~eping its borders closed to Palestinian workers. . Dear Editor: t h e d Iamon · · · · · h h Th • One year ago: f'\bout 3.5 m1lhon T1me Warner cable S\lb·s also the time of year for true, and 1 agree Wlt e.r. . ere,,., It l In a recent newspaper, ' I rea d b f: · I 1 scriber$ temporarily lost access w seven D1sney7owned ~C the obituaries to find a "pet another very entertaining, very fore,. t~ . •e a1r, . am senous Y ~·;.; stations in a quarrel over transmiSSIOn nghts. Joerg Ha1der, .demanding sport-track ·and field. cons,•denng mY ~es1gn~t1on fro leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party, stepped dovo:n peeve" occurring again. . h, 0 f h h I . m .•.-. An obituary noted , that the While the local basyball and $Oft- •.t e e~artmcJlt o .w tc a~ a "~; ' ,oajter 14 years as parry leader. Actor Steve Reeves d1ed m deceased was. a FO~R mem- ball teatcl get <their deserving p~st d1Iefkan~ currenry ~abim. ~scpndido, Calif., at age. 74. . . · :I3;1day's Binhdays: Actor Glenn Ford is 85. TV per~onahty ber of Harrisonville G'range. The coverage in die 1ocal paper, the 1 tha~ t e p~op e o !Ve :, j:lc~ ,Paar is 83. A:ctor Dan O'He~lihy is 82 ..Former astronaut point 1 make here has ~othing to track athletes get li~le or no cov- Township for thetr support rover ... Scqtt Carpenter 1s 76. Country smger .Sonny ~am~s IS 72.Jazz do with who the spectfic person erage at alL . · the years. • singer Shirley Horn is 6_7. Singer Judy C:ollms. 1s 62. Actor · · 'T' . he Me1'gs track team has been Dale Smith :.; was nor the speci fi c . orgamzatlon L· d ·11 r• St~phert Macht is 59. Smger Rita Coohdge ts 56. Actor·listed but it was the f'~ct that the 111 six meets this year, but so far Ree svt e ~r. . director Douglas Barr is 52. Singer-songwnter Ray Parker Jr. " is 47. Hall of Fame jockey Steve Cauthen IS 41. Country "" . singer Wayne Hancock is 36. Rock musiCian Johnny Colt . . (Tiie Black Crowes) is 35. Actor Charlte Schlatter.!~ 35 . 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 125 Third ,.,..., G,.llpc>llo, Ohio • 740,tl2·2,158 ' . . 740-44&-2341 ' • Cohntry singer Tim McGraw is 34. Rock mus1c1an DArcy '·, ' ... . . is 33. Actor Darius McCrary is 25. · · ' Airing cotuerns as r. · r TODAY IN HISTORY Considering resignation rna; Needs ·coveraae 'Pet peeve' a ; ,:. . ~: --------------,--~·--------~~~--~----~~--------~--------~~--~----~-----. .. I ~!..] . DROP US ALINE. ( Business -.. ' • The Indianapolis Star, on Reagan~ legacy: A group of Page ASrr ,_ R. Shawn Uw11 Reagan legacy supporters are overly enthusiastic . ' llN& -·::... IQL! -- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Publ.... . •• 111 CGurt St., pom.roy, Ohio 1.0 112-2158 • Fax: 1102-2157 a-t• w. Govey The Daily Sentinel 1,2111 : ~Daily Sentinel- • • . ~ '• • Shockey OALLIPOI.IS - Petro officers new \ GALLIPOLIS - James L Fairview B1le Church, mem- Gallia County, and a practicing Kattinka V. Hart, senior vice Dailey, chairman of the boanl her of the New Haven PTO, partner in Hallida); Sheets & president of the Retail Bank of Ohio Valley ~ank, president of the Wahama /!.cad- Saunders law firm. He is also a Group, was also named risk announced the election of ernie Boosters, and area coordi- member of ' the Bond of management officer. ·. Anna ~· Barnitz, ·Barney A. nator of the Samaritan's Purse Trustees of Holzer Hospital . She will manage OVB's risk Molnar and Brent Alan Saun- . · Shoe Box Ministry. Foundation. assessment and risk manageders to the Ohio Valley Bank Barnitz resides in New He is a graduate of Gallia ment efforts, an increasingly Board of Directors. ·Haven \vith h;,sband, Scott. Aqdemy High School and . important task for all banks. Barnitz is the treasurer and, They have three children: Holt holds a bachelor's degree in Hart came [() work at OVB chief financial officer of Bob's Michael, Brice Andrew, and business administration from in 1979. She is a graduate of Market and Greenhouses Inc., Brogan Elizabeth. . Mar>hall University. He \v.ts Point PleaSdnt High School, a based in Mason, W.Va. She was Molnar bring; 50 years of inducted in the Omicron Delta · graduate of the Bank Leadera charter member and will con- business experience to OVB.. l{appa Society. He· IJ'Ceiwd his .ship !nstitllte, and has been an · tinue to serve as a member of He spent 28 of those 50 years as law degree from Capital Uni- instructor for the Ohio Valley OVB's West Virginia Advisory general sales manager of Hein- versity. . Bank Continuing Education Board. er's ·Bakery, Huntington, W.Va. In his community, Saunders is Program. She resides in GaiBarnitz has also served on the During his career, he has a member of First Baptist lipolis. board of directors of Bank One, received the Kroger Supervisor · Church, the (;allia County and Scott W Shockey was named Point Pleasant, W.Va. NA; on Vendor Award and the Hardee's Ohio State Bar associations, vice president and chief finanthe CRA Advisory Board for Restaura~t Vendor Award. . Gallia County Gun Club, and cial officer of the bank, as well Farmers Bank & Saving; Co. ; as He is a graduate of Glouster GAHS Athletic Boosters. He as assistant tre;.,Urer of Ohio senior staff auditor at Key Cen- . High School and liT Conti-· and ,vife, Shawn, reside in Gal- Valley Bane Corp. rurion Bancshares/Bank One, · nental Baking Co. Safes Man- lipolis. They have two children: ShOckey started working at and as staff auditor for ager SchooL Clarke and Brynn. OVB in 1992. He is a graduate Charleston National Bank. In his community, Molnar is In addition to serving on the ofGAHS and holds a bachelor's She is a graduate ofWahama a member of church, Masons, OVB Board of Directors, each degree in economics and High School and holds bache- Scottish Rite, and Shriners. He of rhese individuals. was finarice with a minor in comlor of science. degrees in has also heen a Huntington appointed to serve on one of puter science from the Univer. accounting, business manage- Association ManufacturerS rep- the bank's standing committees. sity of Rio Grande. ment and computer manage- resentative and past president, Barnitz will serve on the bank's . Shockey has also been an ment from the West Virginia past president and crusade Audit ·Committee. Molnar will instructor for the OVB CooInstitute of Technology, from chairman of the Cabell County participate in the baok's Mar- tinuing Education Program. He which she graduated summa Cancer Society, and past boanl keting and Long Range Plan~ resides in Gallipolis. cum laude. ' member of the ning Committee. Saunders will In her commuoity, she has Charleston/Huntington Asso- serve on the Trust Committee. been a member of the board of ·dation Manufacturers repreJeffrey E. Smith, president and directors and treasurer of the sentative. He and his wife, CEO of OVB., reccndy recogBendArea Community Center, Kathy, reside in Huntington. nized officer promotions made Sunday ·School teacher at Saunders is the prosecutor for within the bank. Holzer Clini.c employees recognized for long service Butler ,,, Melissa P. Mason was named grant. She resides in Gallipolis: ~ assistant vice president · for Christopher S. Petro wis shareholder relations. Mason named assistant vice pres ide n"t~ came to work at Ohio Valley and comptroller. Petro came to - - • Bank in 1985. She is a graduate work at OVB in 1994. He is a of GAHS and the Midwest ·graduate of Hannan Trace High Trust School at Bowling Green School and holds 3 bachelor's University. degree in accounung from She also holds a . diploma Marietta College. He i~_·aJso · a from the American Institute of recipient of the Barlo'v .A;\vard Banking in c l'oundations of of Excellence. Banking, and she is a recipient · He and \vife, Ho~y, tc'Sl:¢ in of the Badow Award of Excel- · Gallipolis. lence, OVB's highest hono.r. · Bryna S. Butler was m med Mason has served as an instruc- assistant cashier for corporate ~or for the OVB Continuing communications. Buder \te'g:m Education Program. She and her career at Ohid V;)]ley . Ba11k husband, Craig, reside in Gal- in 1996. She is a graduate of lipolis with their two childre,l: GAHS. . Cory and Cade. Buder also holds a bat helor's Diana L. Parks \v.ts named degree in mass communicaassistant vice president, Internal tions/ public relations from .th.e auditor. Parks staned her career University of Rio Grhn'de; at ·Ohio Valley Bank in 1993. where she attended as an Ohio.,'; She is a graduate of Oak Hill Valley Bank 4-H Scholarship:.': High School and holds a bach- recipient. ; ,., elor;s degree in accounting She is also a recipient o(th~, ..-1 from the University of Rio Barlow Award of ExceUence,r 1 Grande. and has been an instructor, f~r ;,; She has also earned a Finan" the OVB Continuing Educa- ·. cial Bank Group diploma and tion Program . She and hus; has been an instructor in OVB 's band, Jason , reside 111 Crow~ " " Continuing Education Pro- City. ' :" . . MOM~S . THE WORD ON MAY131 Holzer Clinic rtcently held lt1 annual employee .ervico award• to honor omployoea roaching five-year •ervlce plato~us . Ninety . omployoc1 were honClred during the cere· monio1. HCllzer Clinic Pre•i· dent Dr. J. Craig Str~nord served as master of ceremonies . Strafford and Clinic Administrator Robert . E. Daniel recognized eacb employee with a token of appreciation . and a certificate of achievement. Dr. Strafford said, ''In great part, it is dedicated employees like you·who make the medical profession rewarding. It is truly my pleasure to honor you for your dedication to Holzer Clinic and our patients." · Employees receiving recognition for years of service "(ere as follows: 35 years: Carolyn Carman, Dorothy Crablree. . 30 yaars: Roberta Saunders 25 years: Sue Allen, Brenda Call, Jo Anne Imboden, Judith Kay, Sherry Roberts, Joyce Rumley, Naomi Whitt 20. yaaril: Sue Arthur, Jacolyn Darst, Marilyn Dill, Janeen Easton, Deborah Ferguson, Sue HalfHill, Mark Harvey, Sharon Harvey, James Hensley, Sue Henson, Rose Huffman, Cha~ene Milliron, Tana Montgomery, Nita Propp, Nancy Riffle, Debra Rose, Carolyn Sayre, . Diana Shillington, Llnda 36 YEARS - Holzer Clinic employees Dorothy Crabtree and Carolyn Carman receive recognition for their 35 years of service. They are. f!anked by Robert E. 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Trimble hitters were Emily Giffin :with two doubles and a single. jessica Sikorslti two singles. and Lindsey Hooper a single. . , Southern hitters were Rachel Chapman with a double and 'lingle, Tammy Fryar a double. Katie Sayre a double and single. and Brandi Lane a single. Macyn Ervin walked four times. Sayre had two RBI, while Deana Pullins and Brandi Lane each had one. Tied at 2-2 in tile fourth, Trimble took advantage of three Eastern errors and · a Giffin double to break the game wide open at 7-2, Alison Christman posted the win with six. strikeouts and six walks. Chapman suffered the ·loss for Southern with one strikeout and seven walb. · SR124 Mlnenvllle, OH • .Candles JIICkaon Pike · Glilllpolla 448-3837 )UdyKays • Candlemakln~ • Wooden Crafts • Refills • Mother's Day Crocks This is its symbol. ReStaurant Per10na/Ued JetJJelry for '"Best apt secret In Mldllltport" sant. Of tM MDI11'U '"Honeysudcte• Open for Mother's Day 8am·4pm Gift Certijiclllts Availcobk 212 E. 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Justin Allen suffered the loss :as he and Matt Ash combined ·for four strikeouts and three walb in hurling a combined eight hitter. They hit ~ne batter with the S.outhern defense playing three-error ball behind them. · Trent Patton and Justin Guinther combined in pitching the. victory. The .pai~ combined for a· six-hitter, struck out seven and walked two as Trimble committed four errors. , An error set the stage for an · early Trimble . lead whe'n Downs reached safely to start the second. Faires singled and with one out Alex Schust singled home a run and two 'more runs came home on an error in left. · Trent Patton walked, Dan Stier hit a sacrifice fly and Guinther had an RBI single to make the the score 5-0. Southern was never able to recover, Sou \bert! goes to Waterford today. Available in White, Pink & Bltu:k 84581 • 4 ' grounds Eastern MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Tim Duncan scored 24 poinD and David Robinson added 21 as the San Antonio Sp~ BY Scon WO&.FE wrapped up their first-round (NP CORRESPONDENT , series against MiJIJ)esota with EAST MEIGS- VmtiQ8 a 97-84 victory Monday Waterford defeated Eastern ~ night. 2 in a Tri-Valley Conference The Spurs, 3-1 winners of Hocking Division baseball the series, will play the wingame Monday. · ner of the Dallas-Utah series. Waterford scored in the sec~ They also knocked the ond when McCutcheon Wolves out of the first round reached on an error. then in I999, before going on to with two outs. Todd win the NBA tide. McCut<;heon stole thirii and The Wolves lost in the first scored on an overthrow tO round tor the 6tth time in as push Waterford ahead, 1-0. many seasons. Their 0-5 series Waterford scored agai!l in rerord in the playofiS is' the the fourth when worst among all NBA franMcCutcheon singled, HeisS c~. . singled, McCutcheon scored Minnesota"s Anthony Peelon an overthrow and Heiner er and TerreU Brandon, both had an RBI double. scoreless in the tint half. hit Eastern scored in the fourth back-to-hack 3-pointers with when Cody Faulk singled, less than six minutes left as Ben Holter singled, Faulk the . Timberwolves rallied stole third and Brad Brannon fiom a I 0:-point defiCit to . singled Faulk home. make .it 75-73. But a pair of · Kehler walked to lead off basketS by Robinson pushed the seventh, stole second, and the Spurs' lead to 79-73. Lyons reached on an Chris Brandon hit another error. Kehler scored when jumper, but a pair of free Cacy Faulk reached on an throws by Tim Duncan and a error. 3-pointer by Danny Ferry Eastern hitters were Lyons, pushed the. Spurs' lead I<? 84Cacy Faulk, Ben Holter each 75 with .3:13 remaining. The with a basehit, ·and Bradley Wolves never got within Brannon two singles. · seven points the rest of the Waterford hitters were way. Baker a single, Dan Doe~ The Wolves" Wally Szczerbriener a double, biak scored 20 points, giving McCutcheon a single, Aaron him 38 over the last two Heiss a .single and Heiner a games. He was held to 18 double. points in the tint two games Putman suffered the loss of the series. and had four strikeouts, and Kevin Garnett added 19 Lyons had fou,r strikeoub and · points, and Brandon finished with 17. ' • . . . " ."' ·two Wilki7 E1clt01if" and Doebriener. combined · for 10 Robinson played the fourth strikeouts and one walk. period with four fouls, He Eastern plays Wednesday at picked up his fourth with JAM nMII;- San Antonio's Tim Duncan (21) dunks over LaPhonso Ellis of Minnesota dur· ·1ng Monday"s Western Conference playoff game. (AP) · South Gallia. 4:26 remaining in the third. Prime Time returns, Junior goes on DL CINCINNATI (AP) - ·Ken G,riffey Jr. ·is being replaced by Deion , . i, Sanders. . ~ The Cincinnati Reds put Griffey. on the 15-day disabled. list Sunday because of a partially torn left ham-, string that has reduced him to pinch" hitting for the·past month. . . They plan to replace him with Sanders, who is eligible to rejoin the club on Thesday. · T~e, RI'ds said Monday they would buy Sai)ders' contract from Triple-A Louisville, where he rejuvenated his baseball career by hitting .459. The Reds also said they would recal) Louisville outfielder Brady Clark .to fill the roster spot vacated when pitcher Matt Skrmetta was fey on the disabled list.. Griffey had resisted the disabled list optioned to Louisville after Sunday's . D even though his :hamstring won't . game m enver. , X-rays showed nb damage to first allow him to run or swing freely. He baseman Sean Casey"s left foot after partially tore the lower part of the he fouled a ball off it on Su"nday, Reds hamstring in ·a spring training game ' officials said. The medical staff also on March 26. said that infielder Juan Castro should- · He. aggravated .it while leaving the n't be hampered by a sprained left batter's box during a pinch-hit appearance Saturday in Colorado, knee he suffered several days ago. Dr. Timothy Kremchek, the Reds' prompting the Reds to re-evaluate. "He didn't re-tear . the hamstring," team physician, examined both playKremchek said. "It scared us enough. ers Monday. He said their availabiliry We were lucky he didn't really aggrawill be assessed day-to-day. ; . Reds general manager Jim Bowden vate it. Why take a chance at this said 'that having Sanders, an outfield- point? We tried something. it didn't er who can play left or center, ready work." Griffey was 0-for- I 2 as a · pinchfor duty made it easier to place Grif- Bulldogs sweep ~way Marauders BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT/ ATHENS - AtheiWrolled .to a doubleheader ·sweep of Meigs Saturday. The Bulldogs .• won the first contest 19-1, and theri pulled away late fo.r . a 14-4 win in the second . contest. . The ·games were the sixth and seventh for Meigs in six days. Kurt Conkey continued his 'torrid hitting for the Bulldogs, connecting for . a home run in each game. Conkey has . now hit nine home runs for tl).e season, all coming in the last 10.games. Dlvlalon II .He has hit homers in the Rio orne~~ lei:llonll last four games, ·and earlier · Wednaeday, May 2 this season he connected on Gallia Academy ·at ~erren, 'home tuns ·in three straight · 5:00 . ' . ' contes15. The nine home rurls Meigs at River Valley, 5:00 ' . • are believed to be a singleDlvlalon IV . season record for the BuDAlexander .-oon~~ · dogs. Monday, April 30 Meigs. scored a run in ·the Trimble 11, Southllm 5 first inning of the first game, Waterford 1o, Milar o but the ·Blilidogs broke the Wed~,May2 game wide open with seven Trimble at Crooksville, 5:00 runs in the second and eight .Waterford at Easlegl. 5:qD · • ·~I Waterford : Spurs tame T-wolves Prep SOftball ' I 740·992·5756 ,. The Daily Sentinel Inside: S1 ollnel ~ {t t in the third, after answering second and one in the third to the Mar'!uder run with three tie the game at 3-all. in the bottom of the first. Corey Champlin was the Grant Gregory ~eilt the winning pitcher for Athens in distance for the Bulldogs. a route going performance. scattering six hits for the win. John . Stanley started for Adam Bullington suffered tbe · Meigs'. Andy Davis and and loss with Nick Dettwiller and Smith also saw action on the Andy Davis also seeing mound fo~ Meigs. Stanley was mound action. the losing pitcher. Athens pounded out 13 The Bulldogs collected 17 hits. David Fulks led the way hits, led by Trevor Garske, with three siftg)es. Brad Hart- Brad Hartley, Brooks Purdy ley, BrookS Purdy, Jason and Jimmy Buck all had two Sparhawk. Les Champlin and hits each. Conkey added his Lance Spires added two each. home run, a solo blast in the Champlin had five RBI for fifth. Athens. Conkey added his Andy Davis had a double hqme run, a three-run shot in and single for Meigs. Darrick the third. ·' Knapp . chipped in ·with two · The Marauders were led by singles to lead· the Marauders senior catche~ Matt Ste~art seven hit attack. with a double and a single. Meigs lost an 11-9 decision In the second game, the to Nelsonville-York on J\1.wl- · Bulldogs scored eight runs in day evening, details of'lrlat the bottom of . the fourth · game were not available at inning to ·break 3-all tie en presstime. route to a 14-4 win. Meigs wiD play host to Vin· Athen~ took a: 3'-0 first ton County in sectional tourinning lead, but Meigs battled nament play on Friday at 5 back witll two runs in the p.m. Admission is $3. \ a ., hitter with five strikeouts. He reached base on three walks and once on a hit-by-pitch, and was replaced by a pinch-runner each time. .Although he wanted to keep pinch-hitting while he rehabilitated the hamstring, Griffey conceded that it was probably best for him to go on the disabled list. After a magnetic resonance imaging test on April 17 found the partial tear, the Reds knew that allowing Griffey to continue pinch-hitting was risky. Griffey wanted to keep playing. "I may be stubborn in that sem~. but I don't have anything else to dot Pl.... - Reels, BJ Bengals up With Webb For 10 seasons, Webb protected form_er Miami quarterback Dan Marino's blind side. He was chosen for the Pro Bowl seven times, the last time in 1996. Meanwhile, Cincinnati quarterbacks have taken a beating. The Bengals had the NFL's worst pass offense last season, gave \IP 52 sacks and lost a league:. high 21 fumbles . John Jackson, 36, who is entering his 14th NFL season, took over as starter at left tackle last season after Rod Jones lost the job. Jones had signed a three:year contra~! in February 2000 and began the seaso~ as the starter, but the Benteam." The Bengals punted a gals lost confidence in him franchise-record 94 times and promoted ]acks1m last season and. had an from the bench. · NFL-low 109 first downs passing. C INCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Bengals hope Richmond Webb, a multi-Pro Bowl offensive lineman with the Miami Dolphins, can fiU their longtime need at left tackle. The Bengals gave Webb, 34, a three- year, $9 miUion deal Monday. "I still ·think I have two or three years left ," Webb said. 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Macyn Ervin walked four times. Sayre had two RBI, while Deana Pullins and Brandi Lane each had one. Tied at 2-2 in tile fourth, Trimble took advantage of three Eastern errors and · a Giffin double to break the game wide open at 7-2, Alison Christman posted the win with six. strikeouts and six walks. Chapman suffered the ·loss for Southern with one strikeout and seven walb. · SR124 Mlnenvllle, OH • .Candles JIICkaon Pike · Glilllpolla 448-3837 )UdyKays • Candlemakln~ • Wooden Crafts • Refills • Mother's Day Crocks This is its symbol. ReStaurant Per10na/Ued JetJJelry for '"Best apt secret In Mldllltport" sant. Of tM MDI11'U '"Honeysudcte• Open for Mother's Day 8am·4pm Gift Certijiclllts Availcobk 212 E. Main St. 195 N. Second Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio Inc. 740-992·1622 992-37'85 (lark'sJetuelrp ~tore LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON ANNWERSARY SAL£/ . IY&~eii"'k~ Jllll·-·· 1· Q . 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They hit ~ne batter with the S.outhern defense playing three-error ball behind them. · Trent Patton and Justin Guinther combined in pitching the. victory. The .pai~ combined for a· six-hitter, struck out seven and walked two as Trimble committed four errors. , An error set the stage for an · early Trimble . lead whe'n Downs reached safely to start the second. Faires singled and with one out Alex Schust singled home a run and two 'more runs came home on an error in left. · Trent Patton walked, Dan Stier hit a sacrifice fly and Guinther had an RBI single to make the the score 5-0. Southern was never able to recover, Sou \bert! goes to Waterford today. Available in White, Pink & Bltu:k 84581 • 4 ' grounds Eastern MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Tim Duncan scored 24 poinD and David Robinson added 21 as the San Antonio Sp~ BY Scon WO&.FE wrapped up their first-round (NP CORRESPONDENT , series against MiJIJ)esota with EAST MEIGS- VmtiQ8 a 97-84 victory Monday Waterford defeated Eastern ~ night. 2 in a Tri-Valley Conference The Spurs, 3-1 winners of Hocking Division baseball the series, will play the wingame Monday. · ner of the Dallas-Utah series. Waterford scored in the sec~ They also knocked the ond when McCutcheon Wolves out of the first round reached on an error. then in I999, before going on to with two outs. Todd win the NBA tide. McCut<;heon stole thirii and The Wolves lost in the first scored on an overthrow tO round tor the 6tth time in as push Waterford ahead, 1-0. many seasons. Their 0-5 series Waterford scored agai!l in rerord in the playofiS is' the the fourth when worst among all NBA franMcCutcheon singled, HeisS c~. . singled, McCutcheon scored Minnesota"s Anthony Peelon an overthrow and Heiner er and TerreU Brandon, both had an RBI double. scoreless in the tint half. hit Eastern scored in the fourth back-to-hack 3-pointers with when Cody Faulk singled, less than six minutes left as Ben Holter singled, Faulk the . Timberwolves rallied stole third and Brad Brannon fiom a I 0:-point defiCit to . singled Faulk home. make .it 75-73. But a pair of · Kehler walked to lead off basketS by Robinson pushed the seventh, stole second, and the Spurs' lead to 79-73. Lyons reached on an Chris Brandon hit another error. Kehler scored when jumper, but a pair of free Cacy Faulk reached on an throws by Tim Duncan and a error. 3-pointer by Danny Ferry Eastern hitters were Lyons, pushed the. Spurs' lead I<? 84Cacy Faulk, Ben Holter each 75 with .3:13 remaining. The with a basehit, ·and Bradley Wolves never got within Brannon two singles. · seven points the rest of the Waterford hitters were way. Baker a single, Dan Doe~ The Wolves" Wally Szczerbriener a double, biak scored 20 points, giving McCutcheon a single, Aaron him 38 over the last two Heiss a .single and Heiner a games. He was held to 18 double. points in the tint two games Putman suffered the loss of the series. and had four strikeouts, and Kevin Garnett added 19 Lyons had fou,r strikeoub and · points, and Brandon finished with 17. ' • . . . " ."' ·two Wilki7 E1clt01if" and Doebriener. combined · for 10 Robinson played the fourth strikeouts and one walk. period with four fouls, He Eastern plays Wednesday at picked up his fourth with JAM nMII;- San Antonio's Tim Duncan (21) dunks over LaPhonso Ellis of Minnesota dur· ·1ng Monday"s Western Conference playoff game. (AP) · South Gallia. 4:26 remaining in the third. Prime Time returns, Junior goes on DL CINCINNATI (AP) - ·Ken G,riffey Jr. ·is being replaced by Deion , . i, Sanders. . ~ The Cincinnati Reds put Griffey. on the 15-day disabled. list Sunday because of a partially torn left ham-, string that has reduced him to pinch" hitting for the·past month. . . They plan to replace him with Sanders, who is eligible to rejoin the club on Thesday. · T~e, RI'ds said Monday they would buy Sai)ders' contract from Triple-A Louisville, where he rejuvenated his baseball career by hitting .459. The Reds also said they would recal) Louisville outfielder Brady Clark .to fill the roster spot vacated when pitcher Matt Skrmetta was fey on the disabled list.. Griffey had resisted the disabled list optioned to Louisville after Sunday's . D even though his :hamstring won't . game m enver. , X-rays showed nb damage to first allow him to run or swing freely. He baseman Sean Casey"s left foot after partially tore the lower part of the he fouled a ball off it on Su"nday, Reds hamstring in ·a spring training game ' officials said. The medical staff also on March 26. said that infielder Juan Castro should- · He. aggravated .it while leaving the n't be hampered by a sprained left batter's box during a pinch-hit appearance Saturday in Colorado, knee he suffered several days ago. Dr. Timothy Kremchek, the Reds' prompting the Reds to re-evaluate. "He didn't re-tear . the hamstring," team physician, examined both playKremchek said. "It scared us enough. ers Monday. He said their availabiliry We were lucky he didn't really aggrawill be assessed day-to-day. ; . Reds general manager Jim Bowden vate it. Why take a chance at this said 'that having Sanders, an outfield- point? We tried something. it didn't er who can play left or center, ready work." Griffey was 0-for- I 2 as a · pinchfor duty made it easier to place Grif- Bulldogs sweep ~way Marauders BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT/ ATHENS - AtheiWrolled .to a doubleheader ·sweep of Meigs Saturday. The Bulldogs .• won the first contest 19-1, and theri pulled away late fo.r . a 14-4 win in the second . contest. . The ·games were the sixth and seventh for Meigs in six days. Kurt Conkey continued his 'torrid hitting for the Bulldogs, connecting for . a home run in each game. Conkey has . now hit nine home runs for tl).e season, all coming in the last 10.games. Dlvlalon II .He has hit homers in the Rio orne~~ lei:llonll last four games, ·and earlier · Wednaeday, May 2 this season he connected on Gallia Academy ·at ~erren, 'home tuns ·in three straight · 5:00 . ' . ' contes15. The nine home rurls Meigs at River Valley, 5:00 ' . • are believed to be a singleDlvlalon IV . season record for the BuDAlexander .-oon~~ · dogs. Monday, April 30 Meigs. scored a run in ·the Trimble 11, Southllm 5 first inning of the first game, Waterford 1o, Milar o but the ·Blilidogs broke the Wed~,May2 game wide open with seven Trimble at Crooksville, 5:00 runs in the second and eight .Waterford at Easlegl. 5:qD · • ·~I Waterford : Spurs tame T-wolves Prep SOftball ' I 740·992·5756 ,. The Daily Sentinel Inside: S1 ollnel ~ {t t in the third, after answering second and one in the third to the Mar'!uder run with three tie the game at 3-all. in the bottom of the first. Corey Champlin was the Grant Gregory ~eilt the winning pitcher for Athens in distance for the Bulldogs. a route going performance. scattering six hits for the win. John . Stanley started for Adam Bullington suffered tbe · Meigs'. Andy Davis and and loss with Nick Dettwiller and Smith also saw action on the Andy Davis also seeing mound fo~ Meigs. Stanley was mound action. the losing pitcher. Athens pounded out 13 The Bulldogs collected 17 hits. David Fulks led the way hits, led by Trevor Garske, with three siftg)es. Brad Hart- Brad Hartley, Brooks Purdy ley, BrookS Purdy, Jason and Jimmy Buck all had two Sparhawk. Les Champlin and hits each. Conkey added his Lance Spires added two each. home run, a solo blast in the Champlin had five RBI for fifth. Athens. Conkey added his Andy Davis had a double hqme run, a three-run shot in and single for Meigs. Darrick the third. ·' Knapp . chipped in ·with two · The Marauders were led by singles to lead· the Marauders senior catche~ Matt Ste~art seven hit attack. with a double and a single. Meigs lost an 11-9 decision In the second game, the to Nelsonville-York on J\1.wl- · Bulldogs scored eight runs in day evening, details of'lrlat the bottom of . the fourth · game were not available at inning to ·break 3-all tie en presstime. route to a 14-4 win. Meigs wiD play host to Vin· Athen~ took a: 3'-0 first ton County in sectional tourinning lead, but Meigs battled nament play on Friday at 5 back witll two runs in the p.m. Admission is $3. \ a ., hitter with five strikeouts. He reached base on three walks and once on a hit-by-pitch, and was replaced by a pinch-runner each time. .Although he wanted to keep pinch-hitting while he rehabilitated the hamstring, Griffey conceded that it was probably best for him to go on the disabled list. After a magnetic resonance imaging test on April 17 found the partial tear, the Reds knew that allowing Griffey to continue pinch-hitting was risky. Griffey wanted to keep playing. "I may be stubborn in that sem~. but I don't have anything else to dot Pl.... - Reels, BJ Bengals up With Webb For 10 seasons, Webb protected form_er Miami quarterback Dan Marino's blind side. He was chosen for the Pro Bowl seven times, the last time in 1996. Meanwhile, Cincinnati quarterbacks have taken a beating. The Bengals had the NFL's worst pass offense last season, gave \IP 52 sacks and lost a league:. high 21 fumbles . John Jackson, 36, who is entering his 14th NFL season, took over as starter at left tackle last season after Rod Jones lost the job. Jones had signed a three:year contra~! in February 2000 and began the seaso~ as the starter, but the Benteam." The Bengals punted a gals lost confidence in him franchise-record 94 times and promoted ]acks1m last season and. had an from the bench. · NFL-low 109 first downs passing. C INCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Bengals hope Richmond Webb, a multi-Pro Bowl offensive lineman with the Miami Dolphins, can fiU their longtime need at left tackle. The Bengals gave Webb, 34, a three- year, $9 miUion deal Monday. "I still ·think I have two or three years left ," Webb said. 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From Fe~ to October hopefully late October - then: s nothing nurlted on my calendar jcs:LJ. except baseball ;1 Bowden wd Griffey s lack of success as a pmch hitter 1111 also was a factor m the dectston to put him on the disabled Jist. The Reds wen: off' Monday before opentng a senes ag;:unst the Los Angeles Dodgers at Cmergy Ftdd Sanders rerum will gtve the 11171, Reds another outfielder ~ Manager Bob Boone tsn t su~ exacdy how he II use Sanders who can play center « wllq I pp,- 7 .. • a, aa Ill ...... -...... -.. ...... ...... 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Happy Blrthdayll Brand Naw Drum Stl $1000 0 Boa Oller Inc udto Stoo And Orum Cases (740)446-7637 NOBODY S FIITHER CD by Kl v n Jontl Ma y chap n Co pen ler & Aee Sm th gutsl On lo• lm com Cdun VI M amtiOO tlr: I ' outfield was produellve dunng a 5- t road trtp that concluded wtth a t 4-7 loss Sunday m Colorado Mtchael Tucker who has replaced Gnffey m center for most games :s batnng 3Z4 Backup center fidder Ruben Riven 11 hitnng 327 Sanders 33 has not played m the maJOrs smce 1997 when he qmt baseball to con centl':lte on playmg corner back for the Dallas Cowboys Gtven a chance to )Otn the Reds last season he chose mstead to pl:ty for the Wash mgton Redskins He approached Bowden about gtvmg baseball a !Other try over the wmter and the Reds offered a nunor league contract Sanders made the w For LHH Bt1ut11u BOO Sq FHI Aootortd 2nd F oor llpo :mont In H 110 lc Dlit let ldul For Prolou:ona: Couple AI Modorn llman 11 3 ledraom• Spoctoua L v:ng 1 1 2 Btthl Rur Dock HVAC 1100 mo P us Utlllllts Saco lly And Kty DIPII• t No Ptt1 ~eflronco1 Atqu rod (7~0)448 4428 Or (140)441-3938 Reels Th~ Red$ Blac~haw~ t~;===~=:::=::=:==r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jl~:=:~:::=::;.::=~~==l~=:=::;:::::;;::;::;:== Mobile Homo Lo Will Ta~e ~· 141 111 Wldat 1125 mo S1001dop Netd Reltrtncn (740)448-:0175 490 1 most of the opportum~ Sanders elrtended his htt tmg streak to t3 games wtth an mfield smgle Sunday as Tnple A Louosvillc: last to Columbus 6-2 Wtth Gnlfey unable to run the Reds essenbally have been playmg wtth a 24 man roster for the first month of the season Sanders will gtve Boone more opbons Bowden th:nlcs It \V2S a good :dea to tl') us:ng Gnlfey m a linuted role rather than placmg him on the d:sabled hsr much sooner You make your dectstons at the ume the best you can ami th1s plan didn t work Bowden sa:d Plan B would be Deton Sanders on Tues da} or ldt Sporting Goods Sl II n Box S325 00 357 Rugo 44 Magnum Ruger 1325 00 6 Sheila 530 ·-....... , • j �_, TUIIdiY, Mly 1, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 1 - • ALLEYOOP M!IMUP PHIWP ALDER UNDA'S PAINTING • COIITIUICI116 ; ttu.,.....,.....linK- of ® ifjoryou" Interior kfore6 p,m, WV0282120 ' 740,985-4180 ........ 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Orlean• DOWN biUII 27 Beckoned 2t Deblor'l leam 24 Congenl- 1 Prophol ~etten~ 2 Pelc:eful 3 Actor trona 31 lll8rllt Anllll- VItal 4 llallatlc 5 Agalnll 32 ABabbuy twin 7 ~) • parrot 8 Tuogcy. 34 -and ron • : tally joined 44 Future • 26 llanwitll planll , ' an ark 49 Prune _.,. 21 Conka out, (bnlnc~ like a so ..... -1 ~ , aaw Elba~ • blttery 6 Woak·- 33Hew z..l8nd amett 42 Nature goddeu 30 Not merited 52 Coach : 34 Go full Poraeghlan , lpeed 53 And not • ; so Iff AM. . )-/ · • Pallo ond Pon:h Deckl Free Estimates BISSELL Mnce'• 9CICIO 51 flcnem8n, aNp ICIIool Sl cniHet' 54 ThriU. 2,0 Bv PHILLIP ALDER I opened one spade. My panner smiled, bid six spades-- ugh. Never open light! BARNEY -- Estelle Sherman; Woodstown, N.J. WE'RE NOT Mrs. Sherman PLOWIN' TODAY, failed to make her sixAUNT SUKEY spade contract. Still, I think she has placed the blame in the wrong quarter. Look first only at · the West hand. If it went one spade-six __., spades, what would you lead? Next, if you held FRANK & EARNES'l' that South hand as dealer, would you PfOPLf Alre ALvlAYS e pass, or open one spade? lAYING "t.ASflf, GO Finally, what- do you think of North's ~tT SOMt ~tLP"··· · ra ise? If you ~e~re ~~ slam would do something ~ .1l else, what would that §~§ be? . ~ Taking them in order of appearance, I r~•. 'f~vEs ·agree with the oneTHE BORN LOSER spade opening, I was -. weaned in Eng land, euT t 1-\1'..'1~1 fit~ """ r OOW ... t f'E£L where . the players 1 TClD.'(OU WKI\1 'rKCli '"·'"'-&.lNt'o~l::t:D aren' t as wealthy as 1\U<\<,) NtE: TOD!'\'< ! Americans, picking up fewer high-card points. Rath er than pass throughout, they open lighter. Here, South has all hi s points in two long major suits. Also, he has no rebid problems. North's six-spade BIG NATE raise is also not unreaWILL 'I'OU CUT IT OUT, · NATE~ OKAY , so r OI<,IW. YEAH , son able. True, it might OKAY, GOT TfiE' LEAD AND THAT TOO. miss a grand, but does 'BRE/1:1<. A 6REAK YOlJ'RE A>l ElCTR/1: '· your partnership have CAN'T YOU GET CNER rr A WHOLE I!IECK . AND 6E H-.Ppy FOR ME> MESS OF the methods to find BONES . out if partner has the spade ace and diamond ace? Mine cannot. . Now the. lead, As North didn ' t use Blackwood, he is , marked with a void somewhere. Still, Sf!OULD I, OR ONE 14E51TATE5 TO leads from all suits are Si-IOULDN'T I ? OFFEND A DOUGHNUT feasible . West actually NOT EATING IT.. selected the diamond nine, so Mrs. Sherman . lost the first two tricks, Unlucky, I say. I used Mrs. Sherman's senryu and deal partly because of the notepaper on which it was written. It claims: " Chocolate is the An swer. Who care s what the Question is!" .,. 372:1140 Remodeling message 47 Calabl-r paMI 41 UU a l§i Serving cuatomers11 yeara CARPENTER SERVICE Adverti~e yo~r blnll -- • Mulch Bulldozer Services YOUNG'S coliiNd 45 While .. Slln- 17 ChemiC~~ IUfftx 11 FiiWe Melted .. HowardL•. 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I· " He was their franchise player the last two'years, so it was surprising they didn't make him an offer," Zucker said by telephone from Chicago. The Dolphins drafted Webb from ' Teltas A&M in the first round of the 1990 draft, He J:llayed in 164 games for Miami, including starts in 14 regularse;uon gaQles and both Miami playoff games last season. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Wednesday, May 2. 2001 Raldenlial CCIIIIIIHI'dal New Co1111trudlon .fnHnPapBI jurisdiction over the affairs Remember you are accepting a social invi.. Every Spring Tun•Up gat a FREE Blade Sharpening. • New HOIIIII •· • Garage• • Complete 740-992-1671 tation today, know ahead of time whnl you're setting your· self Into, e•pecially die 'I costs. You won 't have ,New equlptrNnt errlvlng delly a aood time If you feel taken. Taurus, . trent yourself to u birthday alft Send for your AKtro-Oraph predlc· tlon ~ fnr Jhe year ahead by muillna $2 und SASE to ·Amo· • Ornph, c/o thl.• news· pupcr, P.O. 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Next, if you held FRANK & EARNES'l' that South hand as dealer, would you PfOPLf Alre ALvlAYS e pass, or open one spade? lAYING "t.ASflf, GO Finally, what- do you think of North's ~tT SOMt ~tLP"··· · ra ise? If you ~e~re ~~ slam would do something ~ .1l else, what would that §~§ be? . ~ Taking them in order of appearance, I r~•. 'f~vEs ·agree with the oneTHE BORN LOSER spade opening, I was -. weaned in Eng land, euT t 1-\1'..'1~1 fit~ """ r OOW ... t f'E£L where . the players 1 TClD.'(OU WKI\1 'rKCli '"·'"'-&.lNt'o~l::t:D aren' t as wealthy as 1\U<\<,) NtE: TOD!'\'< ! Americans, picking up fewer high-card points. Rath er than pass throughout, they open lighter. Here, South has all hi s points in two long major suits. Also, he has no rebid problems. North's six-spade BIG NATE raise is also not unreaWILL 'I'OU CUT IT OUT, · NATE~ OKAY , so r OI<,IW. YEAH , son able. True, it might OKAY, GOT TfiE' LEAD AND THAT TOO. miss a grand, but does 'BRE/1:1<. 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I· " He was their franchise player the last two'years, so it was surprising they didn't make him an offer," Zucker said by telephone from Chicago. The Dolphins drafted Webb from ' Teltas A&M in the first round of the 1990 draft, He J:llayed in 164 games for Miami, including starts in 14 regularse;uon gaQles and both Miami playoff games last season. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Wednesday, May 2. 2001 Raldenlial CCIIIIIIHI'dal New Co1111trudlon .fnHnPapBI jurisdiction over the affairs Remember you are accepting a social invi.. Every Spring Tun•Up gat a FREE Blade Sharpening. • New HOIIIII •· • Garage• • Complete 740-992-1671 tation today, know ahead of time whnl you're setting your· self Into, e•pecially die 'I costs. You won 't have ,New equlptrNnt errlvlng delly a aood time If you feel taken. Taurus, . trent yourself to u birthday alft Send for your AKtro-Oraph predlc· tlon ~ fnr Jhe year ahead by muillna $2 und SASE to ·Amo· • Ornph, c/o thl.• news· pupcr, P.O. Bo• 17~R , Mu1ruy Hill Slutlon, NewYork. NV 101 ~1\, Stt Manning, Wayne or Jim l)r 1 RI!Al DEAL on 1 new lawn tractor, .........lawn mover or weld trimmer. Remodeling Stop & Comptre FREE ESTIMATES Sales & Service 204 Condor St. 992-2975 of others, there because you've already proven your· self. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• 'When Bring In your repair werk. we'll get you going for spring ROBERT BISSELL ·CONSTRUOION Pomeroy ' My husband never · argu~ about events pertaining to war. ~.!\ thinks that modern wars consist of guided missiles and · · , - · · f_; ~-people . · , .•, Cellular · Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 B~ OEMINIIMny 21· Juno 21)) •· It'• ~~~,.;to ,. \ sur\! to !llutc ynur 7..odim; sitn\. II be kind und f!L'nerous whh your time and resources. but make ~urc yo u tJo with tho~c ~o only who :.tpprc- ci;ltc your largc-hcarteUnc!<is. lngrutcs will mnkc yuu ~J . CANCER tlune 21· July 22) ··. Don't relY' too heavily upon your personality to get you oul of a tight jam · you' ve got yourself inlo. You may not have ·as many fans as you , think you do, so it's , · best to simply apolo· gize . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• Be extremely careful what you do whh aome valuable Information to which you ano privy today, If you misuse It In any way, you' ll neve• be l~sted aaoln. VIROO (AuJ. 23· Sept 22) ,, Capitalize on your •trona polnu today, and don'l yield ,I to your weaker char· ucter flaw a. Your rep· ulution could be on the line, •o keep your wits aboul yo u to act wilh dignity al all lime ~ . LIBRA tSopt. B · Oct 2J l ., Should you make some blunders tod.ay. don't -count on Lally Lud to get you nul nl' it You· rc going to lm\'1! to pur your thinkiu ~ cap on and . fi gure out whar you com do :ahout it SCORPIO tOct. 24·Nov, 22) •• In the Final unul ysis Joduy, you will only be uhle to ~: nunt und no on yourself one el se. Dependins on aome· one else'a word could be open Ina yourself up ID dluppolnlmcnt. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 2I) •• Someone you lhouaht you could team up -hh today lo occom· pllsh on lmportaniJoal mlaht not be available. Den 't aet upset wllh this penon. Nut time. make ornnaements ahead of time. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22·Jan. 19) •• 'o Make sure lhere is only One person in charge when taking on a project. Confusion, complication's and disorientation will rcsuh if yo~ have too mnny cook s in the kil·chen. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb, 19) .. Think twice before you allow those in your charge to get in\'olved today in ~o mething that may be way o ver their heads. It's not unkind to ; be renlislic about things. • PISCES (feb, 20· Murch 20) .. Ocr your · mind off your emo- tions JQdo y, nnd lh ink about whot ':~ best for ott other< involved in jnlnl affairs, It'• •elfish not to c;on ~ id e r th e feeli ngs of o1hcn1. . ARI ES !March 21· April 19) .. No nurllcr how budly you wanl aomelhln& to he Jrue, It'll only be 1he honu 1 factslhal can help you move on wi1h some· thing and handle It wl.•ely, Don't kid yourself Jodoy. ' I, �,. • • Page~ The Daily Sentinel .......,, . . , 1. HI' .. Piazza's 3-run homer paces Mets to win ~ --I' PMadelphie l \• 14 12 NOwYOIII Cincmlli PltlsOOrgh 3 A40 .417 .400 3112 4 4112 L 9 Pet .625 Gil 10 .583 11 .542 12 .500 12 .500 9 14 .391 WHIDivlolclft 1 2 10 10 15 14 13 12 12 w L 15 13 Colooodo 13 At1lona San Frandsto 12 San Diego 10 10 11 12 12 15 LOll Angeles .583 Pet .600 :542 .520 .500 .400 5 112 Gil 1 112 2 2 112 5 Sundolya-. St. Louis 12, N.Y. Mets 1 Florida 11, Hou&too 5 Colorado 14, CinCinnati 7 · Chicago Cubs 11, San Franclsoo 2 Los Angeles 4, Philadelph'a 1 San Diego 6. Pittsburgh 1 Arizona 7, Atlanta' 5 Mondlly'a Gome NY Mels 8, Houston 2 for me personally," Twins manager Tom -Kelly said: '' It took aU the fun out of the game." Knoblauch , who played in Minnesota from 1991-97, played his first game in left field in his former home stadic urn and heard boos as he made three putouts. Knoblauch went hitless for the second ~traight game after an I 1-game hitting streak. "The heckling, that's all in fun:· Knoblauch said. "That's part of the home-field advancage. But when they start throwing stuff; then it gets dangerous. There's just no place for that." Knoblauch, · batting .333, stole his major league-leading 11th base. "Not too many people like the Yankees," Knoblauch said. "You get that wherever you go on the road. I try not to respond. My focus is on the game." In the only other AL games, Kansas Ciry beat Toronto 6-3 and Baltimore defeated Tampa Bay S-3. Radke (5-0) ouqlueled MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Andy Pettitte, helped by Doug After eight straight seasons of Mientkiewicz's tiebreaking playing losing baseball in a home run in the seventh near-empty stadium, the Min- inning, to become the first nesota Twins are starting to five-game winner in the major win back fans. leagues. But on Monday night, some Radke allowed six hits, of the 24,629 fans at the including Tino Martinez's Metrodome got a little too home run in the fourth. The enthusiastic. People in the left- right-hander struck out four field seats threw quarters at and walked one. former Twins star Chuck Radke threw his second Knoblauch, and others show- complete game of the season ered the field with cups as and became the first pitcher in Brad Radke struck out Jorge franchise history to start a seaPosada to ·end the Twins' 2-1 son 5-0 since the Washington victory over the New York _ Senators'Walter Johnson did it Yankees. in 1913 . uBrad was terrific, and so "The game lost a little luster 1Wins 2, Yankees 1 NOTICE OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Meigs County Intends. to apply to the Ohio Department of Development for funding under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the State. Meigs County Is ellglble for Fiscal Year 2000 CDBG Formula Allocation In the estimated amount of $180,000.00, providing the county meets applicable requirements. · The Meigs County Commissioners will hold the first two public hearings In the Common Pleas Court at the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio, on May 14, 2001, at 6:30 p.m., for the purpose of providing citizens with the pertinent Information about the CDBG Formula Program. The program can fund a broad range of activities, Including: enonomlc development projects, street Improvements, water supply, drainage and sanitary sewer Improvements, park acquhaltlon and Improvements, demolition of unsafe structures, and rehabilitation of neighborhood facilities. The activities must be designed to primarily benefit low to moderate Income rersons, 'aid In the prevention of slum and blight, or meet an urgen need In the community. Citizens are encouraged to attend this meetln9 on May 14, 2001, to make suggestions and to provide public Input on various activities which may be undertaken In this program. If a participant will need auxiliary aids (Interpreter, brallled or taped material, asslstlve listening device, other) due to a disability, please contact Gloria Kloes, Clerk, prior to May 14, 2001 at (740) 992·2895 In order to ensure that your needs will be accommodated. The Meigs County Courthouse Is handicapped · accessible. · WriM!'J ~~:will tie1=~;; and ·~~ll.d to County Courthouse, Pomeroy, 1"' Jeff Thorn,on, President Meigs County Commissioners I 3 3 Uitwaukee 10, Montreal 0 . •• Gil .462 w Cl>cago l'ct. • --- ......,.._ II Icc: ...... Mzona (Sc:llaog 3-0) .. 10 14 14 14 15 11 ~:autcee relaxed." An RBI single by Edgardo Alfonzo made it 3- 1 and ended Elarton's night after 123 pitches. " It's very frustrating when you can't finish innings," Astros manager Larry Dierker said. "He threw 59 pitches after two were out and then he's up to 123 and we're still in the sixth inning. He's got to find a \vay to be a litde more efficient than that." Piazza, ejecred for the first time in his career during Sunday's 12-1 loss at St. louis, let out his frustration from the Mets' recent slide with his eighth homer, off reliever Kent Bottenfield. Trachsel, a disaster at the start of his Mets' career, had his !)est start of the season. He allowed one run and six hits in six innings to lower his ERA from 10.42 to 8.28. The righthander, who signed a S7 mil. lion, two-year deal in the offseason with New York, struck out seven and walked one. "I think he's been putting a litrle bit of pressure . on himself," Piazza said. "This is good for him. He made the pitches when he needed to." Even though it was only April 30, the win was important for the Mets, who moved within .4 1/2 games of Philadelphia in the NL East. No team has finished April more than five games back and made the playoffs since Detroit in 1987. 1 L Houston StLouis · NEW . YORK (AP) When Timo Perez's hard grounder hit Scott ELuton's foot, the New York Mets figured they'd been dealt another tough break. Instead the ball went into lefi: field, the go-ahead run scored and the Mets got a much- needed win. "That's one of those plays that when you're playing bad, it goes right to the first baseman for an om;· said Jay Payton, who scored or\ the sixthinning play. "Maybe that's a good sign that things are turning around for us." Mike Piazza capped the five-run inning with a threerun homer that pelped Steve Trachsel get his first win with the Mets,.B-2 over the Houston Astros on Monday night. "It was a little bit of relief, definitely," said Trachsel, who lost his first four starts with New York. "It was a little late corning, but hopefully I can build on it." The Mets were ·relieved as well. After losing five of the final six games on a nine-game road trip, the NL champions came home with the worst · record in the league. The Mets enten:~d as · the lowest-scoring team in the majors with 81 runs in 24 games. The eight runs were the most for the Mets since beating Atlanta .9 -4 · in their home opener April 9. "It was a good-looking game," manager Bobby Valentine said .. "Lord knows we've had some bad-looking games in the last couple of weeks." It took until the sixth inning f<)r the Mets to break through against Elarton (3-3) in the only NL game of the day. With the score tied at 1, Payton led off with a double. Elarton retired the next two hitters and looked like he would thwart yet another Mets rally New York stranded eight ·runners in the first four innings. But Benny Agbayani worked a walk after falling behind 1-2. Timo 'Perez followed with a hard single off Elarlon's foot, scoring Payton with the tiebreaking run. "It hit off the pitcher's foot and everyone gasped," Valentine said. "When it went into . lefi: field, I think everyone • AROUND THE DIAMOND ,...,........ . All.._ y_,-.• ...,. aor ,_ o-3l • e ·-..; Mol.....w .....w a.._,_ ( - 2 - 1 1 , UJ5p.m. 1:11 • • - !O.. 2-21. 7:G5 p.... ~ l'!OO'IIIo 2-ojol ~(Dall2-oj, 7o05 p.m. l<lo Angoloo (Go!J!o 1-t) ol Cloodoi. . (F-4:1~ 7o05p.m. San F . . - ( - 2·2) o1 ,...,., IHMl1' (Mallinoz G-1), 7;05 p.m. Houo1on (0o1811-2) al N.Y. (llon: G-01. 7:10p.m. (Hallflll 2·21 at (I• *~1·2), 7:35p.m. San Diego {T~ 1-2) 11 Cl*:ago c.Alo (Befe 3-0), 8:05p.m. MIM'*• - drfJGIIMe IAHwoukH (Rigdon 2.0) II Atlaf'IUI (MadiiJx 2 ·2), 7:05 p.m. Al1zono (AI-.on 0.21 II IAonlrMI (Armas Jr. 04), 7:05p.m. 51• . . _ (IAorril 3-2) 81 Floridl (Pomy 1.0), 7:05p.m. San FlllnciiiCO (Ortiz 3-1) 11 Pitllbutgh (Rildlle ().3), 7:05 p.m. 1.oo Mgeles (Brown 3-1) a1 Cincinnoti (Hamilch 1-2). 7:05 p.m. ·C - (BohaiiOI) 0.31 at PhlladelpNa (Peroon 2-2), 7:05p.m . . Houston lllma 1· 1) al N.V. IAels (Appi· er 2-2}, 7:10p.m. San Diego (Jarvis 1·2) at Ctot:ago Cubs ll.ieber 2-1 ), 8 :05 p.m. 18 18 14 Toronlo 0 ..... T-Illy 12 I Oewelend K&NuCIIy Cl*:ago Dalmll 8 8 l'ct. '' .&10 .&10 L 6 Pet .750 08 ' .8011 .400 .348 .348 3112 8112 AnohoOn Ooldand .c 15 15 15 w L Pet 5 14 15 17 .800 11 10 8 CIJ (Mirlinu2.Q) ·~ ~ mo 2·1), 10:05 p.m. • -(Co....,.. (D.- - - (ReA> o-3), 10:05 p.m. 8112 08 v-..., -(Mays 3-1). 8o05p.m. . Oowit (Holl2·2) ot (CJINW ~ 8:05 P-"" w ~ (Sibolllia 2·1) at l<8nJ1 9 10 12 .400 .321) T•- at- City (518111 )-3), 8:05p.m. -(Homo 3-1) Toronlo 2, Ano/loim 0 -on Cleveland 9, T - 2 Kanus Clly 11, Ollloil •• Clagg SOli 2·2) " Wads J , . _ _ T.... Bay (Rupe f-3) II 5411... (II«CeeiM !H), 7:0S p.m. N.V. 0 lomlllldoZ-0.2) olloll!; tl/2 .440 2·1) • (lldle().1), 10:05 p.m. I:Lt 20 7:05p.lll. N.Y. Yan'tllf (MuiiMa 14} el ~3-1l.1:05p.m. Oolloil (Sporb 1:2) ol T - (lloOIIj 1-2), 8:05p.m. Clo••ld ~ 1:2) ol (Suzulli 2- 1), 8;05....... . 2112 4112 8112 .308 WeetOM Teltai .5311 ~H). Gil 12 14 18 w 18 14 10 L , (Solo ... 0), 10:116 p.m . · ' Toranlo (Loaiza 4-1) al Oakland (Hn. <Ia 1-41, 10:05 p.m. "' 8, 11 innings Oetroll&, T..... lll¥1 N.Y. Yanl<ati• 3 , Olldand 1 - . . . . . 4,Baltimore o Ctocago While So• 2. Seatlle 1, ·14 imngs Clagg White So• (Parque ().3) • - - ( W - ().3), 10:05 p.m. ~ .• lloncloy'o- • "' Kansas Ci1y 6, Toronlo 3 Baltimore 5, Ta...,. Bay 3 Minnesota 2, N.Y. Yankees· 1 ~ '.. ', was ·Andy," Yankees manager think he's going to get a hit.'; Joe Torre said. Pettitte (3-3) gaw up three hits and one walk in his second complete game of the season and struck out a seasonhigh eight. Mike Sweeney, who has hit Pettitte, who lost to the all of his home runs this season Twins for the first time since against Toronto, hit his sixth to 1998, allowed 45 hits in 36 1- lead visiting Kansas City. 3 innings in his first five startS. Sweeney ·went 3-for-4 with Before Mientkiewicz's home two RBis for the Royals, who run, Pettitte retired 15 of his won the season series 4-3 and last 16 hitters. won their third straight over"The pitchers do.minated all. the game, obviously," Kelly The game was originally said. "They pitched terrific scheduled for April 12, but it baseball." was postponed when .chunks Pettitte said he made two of SkyDome's roof fell to the mistakes, and both came with ground in lefi: field. Mienrkiewicz at the plate. Kansas City starter Jeff Sup"He's swinging the bat well, pan (2-3) • winless in his previand he dido 't miss on either ous three starts, allowed three runs on eight hits in 7 1-3 pitch," Pettitte ·said. innings. Roberto Hernandez The Twins toolt a 1-0 lead pitched the ninth to get his in the second on Mien- sixth save. tkiewicz's RBI single, driving Joey Hamilton (1-1) took in David Ortiz, who doubled.· the loss for the Blue Jays, who Five innings later, Mien- got a rwo-run homer from tkiewicz drilled Pettine's pitch · J'ony Batista. into the bank of folded-up football seats in right-center field for his sixth home run, giving the Twins a 2-1 lead. Mientkiewicz, who extended his hitting streak to a Brady Anderson and Melvin career-high 13 games, is bat- Mora homered, and Willis ting .380 after spending all but Roberts won his third straight three games in the minors last start as Baltimore beat visiting year and hitting .229 in 1999. Tampa Bay. . "He looks like a Tony Anderson hit his 44th career Gwynn or something," Radke leadoff homer on the fo~;~rth said. "Every time he 's up, you pitch from Paul Wilson (i -3) •• to put Baltimore ahead f<J good. Mota's two-run . driVf sparked a three-run secon~ inning that made it 4-0. : Roberts (4-0), forced in~ the rotation after Sidney Po'* son went on the disabled lit two weeks ago, allowed th~ runs on four hits in sik . . mrungs. '!· Ryan Kohlmeier 'workell the ninth for his fifth save. Blue Jays&, Royals :J . ~ ~ . • Transactions ! t American League . CLEVEI,.AND INDIAN~ Activated RHP Stev:t, Woodard from the 15:day di$t abled list and optioned him tb Buffalo of the International League. ~ NEW YORK YANKEES4 Activated OF Shane Spence{ from the 15-clay disabled lisl and optioned him to Colum; bus of 'the ·Jntnrnati9nl41 League. ·: . NltloNII Leegue ~ COLORADO ROCKIEs-t Activated · RHP Bobb~ Chouinard from the 15-daJ dlsebled list. Optioned RHIJ Joe Davenport to Colorad~ Springs of the PCL : NEW 'YORK METS-'$ Recalled RHP Dicky Gonlll; lez from Norfolk of the Inter; national League. Optlone~ · RHP Jerrod Riggan to No~ folk. "' . SAN DIEGO . PADRES...! Sent'SS Chris Gomez outrig~ to Portland of the PCL. " Orioles 5, Devil Rays 3 .•:: ..• Of c ;HOLZER CLINIC Hearing Aid Center Recapture Life's Most Important Sounds • .3 Person Swing ·- · ~1,' ...::. , Cardini S Marinade 'I' 1 By T. Milrzfttl's · Hearing Screenings during May at Holzer Clinic · ·t2 Oz. Assort«f Flavors Four 1,67 Oz. Bars ApP,ointments available on Wednesday only! May,__ _.. is Better Speech &: ingMontb Holzer Clinic A.Jioklgim Kimbaly Jenldna,. MS,.CFY/A Loretta Lauder, MA, CCC/A xtra Pine Disinfectant Lemon a Regular · Scents · 640z. �,. • • Page~ The Daily Sentinel .......,, . . , 1. HI' .. Piazza's 3-run homer paces Mets to win ~ --I' PMadelphie l \• 14 12 NOwYOIII Cincmlli PltlsOOrgh 3 A40 .417 .400 3112 4 4112 L 9 Pet .625 Gil 10 .583 11 .542 12 .500 12 .500 9 14 .391 WHIDivlolclft 1 2 10 10 15 14 13 12 12 w L 15 13 Colooodo 13 At1lona San Frandsto 12 San Diego 10 10 11 12 12 15 LOll Angeles .583 Pet .600 :542 .520 .500 .400 5 112 Gil 1 112 2 2 112 5 Sundolya-. St. Louis 12, N.Y. Mets 1 Florida 11, Hou&too 5 Colorado 14, CinCinnati 7 · Chicago Cubs 11, San Franclsoo 2 Los Angeles 4, Philadelph'a 1 San Diego 6. Pittsburgh 1 Arizona 7, Atlanta' 5 Mondlly'a Gome NY Mels 8, Houston 2 for me personally," Twins manager Tom -Kelly said: '' It took aU the fun out of the game." Knoblauch , who played in Minnesota from 1991-97, played his first game in left field in his former home stadic urn and heard boos as he made three putouts. Knoblauch went hitless for the second ~traight game after an I 1-game hitting streak. "The heckling, that's all in fun:· Knoblauch said. "That's part of the home-field advancage. But when they start throwing stuff; then it gets dangerous. There's just no place for that." Knoblauch, · batting .333, stole his major league-leading 11th base. "Not too many people like the Yankees," Knoblauch said. "You get that wherever you go on the road. I try not to respond. My focus is on the game." In the only other AL games, Kansas Ciry beat Toronto 6-3 and Baltimore defeated Tampa Bay S-3. Radke (5-0) ouqlueled MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Andy Pettitte, helped by Doug After eight straight seasons of Mientkiewicz's tiebreaking playing losing baseball in a home run in the seventh near-empty stadium, the Min- inning, to become the first nesota Twins are starting to five-game winner in the major win back fans. leagues. But on Monday night, some Radke allowed six hits, of the 24,629 fans at the including Tino Martinez's Metrodome got a little too home run in the fourth. The enthusiastic. People in the left- right-hander struck out four field seats threw quarters at and walked one. former Twins star Chuck Radke threw his second Knoblauch, and others show- complete game of the season ered the field with cups as and became the first pitcher in Brad Radke struck out Jorge franchise history to start a seaPosada to ·end the Twins' 2-1 son 5-0 since the Washington victory over the New York _ Senators'Walter Johnson did it Yankees. in 1913 . uBrad was terrific, and so "The game lost a little luster 1Wins 2, Yankees 1 NOTICE OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Meigs County Intends. to apply to the Ohio Department of Development for funding under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the State. Meigs County Is ellglble for Fiscal Year 2000 CDBG Formula Allocation In the estimated amount of $180,000.00, providing the county meets applicable requirements. · The Meigs County Commissioners will hold the first two public hearings In the Common Pleas Court at the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio, on May 14, 2001, at 6:30 p.m., for the purpose of providing citizens with the pertinent Information about the CDBG Formula Program. The program can fund a broad range of activities, Including: enonomlc development projects, street Improvements, water supply, drainage and sanitary sewer Improvements, park acquhaltlon and Improvements, demolition of unsafe structures, and rehabilitation of neighborhood facilities. The activities must be designed to primarily benefit low to moderate Income rersons, 'aid In the prevention of slum and blight, or meet an urgen need In the community. Citizens are encouraged to attend this meetln9 on May 14, 2001, to make suggestions and to provide public Input on various activities which may be undertaken In this program. If a participant will need auxiliary aids (Interpreter, brallled or taped material, asslstlve listening device, other) due to a disability, please contact Gloria Kloes, Clerk, prior to May 14, 2001 at (740) 992·2895 In order to ensure that your needs will be accommodated. The Meigs County Courthouse Is handicapped · accessible. · WriM!'J ~~:will tie1=~;; and ·~~ll.d to County Courthouse, Pomeroy, 1"' Jeff Thorn,on, President Meigs County Commissioners I 3 3 Uitwaukee 10, Montreal 0 . •• Gil .462 w Cl>cago l'ct. • --- ......,.._ II Icc: ...... Mzona (Sc:llaog 3-0) .. 10 14 14 14 15 11 ~:autcee relaxed." An RBI single by Edgardo Alfonzo made it 3- 1 and ended Elarton's night after 123 pitches. " It's very frustrating when you can't finish innings," Astros manager Larry Dierker said. "He threw 59 pitches after two were out and then he's up to 123 and we're still in the sixth inning. He's got to find a \vay to be a litde more efficient than that." Piazza, ejecred for the first time in his career during Sunday's 12-1 loss at St. louis, let out his frustration from the Mets' recent slide with his eighth homer, off reliever Kent Bottenfield. Trachsel, a disaster at the start of his Mets' career, had his !)est start of the season. He allowed one run and six hits in six innings to lower his ERA from 10.42 to 8.28. The righthander, who signed a S7 mil. lion, two-year deal in the offseason with New York, struck out seven and walked one. "I think he's been putting a litrle bit of pressure . on himself," Piazza said. "This is good for him. He made the pitches when he needed to." Even though it was only April 30, the win was important for the Mets, who moved within .4 1/2 games of Philadelphia in the NL East. No team has finished April more than five games back and made the playoffs since Detroit in 1987. 1 L Houston StLouis · NEW . YORK (AP) When Timo Perez's hard grounder hit Scott ELuton's foot, the New York Mets figured they'd been dealt another tough break. Instead the ball went into lefi: field, the go-ahead run scored and the Mets got a much- needed win. "That's one of those plays that when you're playing bad, it goes right to the first baseman for an om;· said Jay Payton, who scored or\ the sixthinning play. "Maybe that's a good sign that things are turning around for us." Mike Piazza capped the five-run inning with a threerun homer that pelped Steve Trachsel get his first win with the Mets,.B-2 over the Houston Astros on Monday night. "It was a little bit of relief, definitely," said Trachsel, who lost his first four starts with New York. "It was a little late corning, but hopefully I can build on it." The Mets were ·relieved as well. After losing five of the final six games on a nine-game road trip, the NL champions came home with the worst · record in the league. The Mets enten:~d as · the lowest-scoring team in the majors with 81 runs in 24 games. The eight runs were the most for the Mets since beating Atlanta .9 -4 · in their home opener April 9. "It was a good-looking game," manager Bobby Valentine said .. "Lord knows we've had some bad-looking games in the last couple of weeks." It took until the sixth inning f<)r the Mets to break through against Elarton (3-3) in the only NL game of the day. With the score tied at 1, Payton led off with a double. Elarton retired the next two hitters and looked like he would thwart yet another Mets rally New York stranded eight ·runners in the first four innings. But Benny Agbayani worked a walk after falling behind 1-2. Timo 'Perez followed with a hard single off Elarlon's foot, scoring Payton with the tiebreaking run. "It hit off the pitcher's foot and everyone gasped," Valentine said. "When it went into . lefi: field, I think everyone • AROUND THE DIAMOND ,...,........ . All.._ y_,-.• ...,. aor ,_ o-3l • e ·-..; Mol.....w .....w a.._,_ ( - 2 - 1 1 , UJ5p.m. 1:11 • • - !O.. 2-21. 7:G5 p.... ~ l'!OO'IIIo 2-ojol ~(Dall2-oj, 7o05 p.m. l<lo Angoloo (Go!J!o 1-t) ol Cloodoi. . (F-4:1~ 7o05p.m. San F . . - ( - 2·2) o1 ,...,., IHMl1' (Mallinoz G-1), 7;05 p.m. Houo1on (0o1811-2) al N.Y. (llon: G-01. 7:10p.m. (Hallflll 2·21 at (I• *~1·2), 7:35p.m. San Diego {T~ 1-2) 11 Cl*:ago c.Alo (Befe 3-0), 8:05p.m. MIM'*• - drfJGIIMe IAHwoukH (Rigdon 2.0) II Atlaf'IUI (MadiiJx 2 ·2), 7:05 p.m. Al1zono (AI-.on 0.21 II IAonlrMI (Armas Jr. 04), 7:05p.m. 51• . . _ (IAorril 3-2) 81 Floridl (Pomy 1.0), 7:05p.m. San FlllnciiiCO (Ortiz 3-1) 11 Pitllbutgh (Rildlle ().3), 7:05 p.m. 1.oo Mgeles (Brown 3-1) a1 Cincinnoti (Hamilch 1-2). 7:05 p.m. ·C - (BohaiiOI) 0.31 at PhlladelpNa (Peroon 2-2), 7:05p.m . . Houston lllma 1· 1) al N.V. IAels (Appi· er 2-2}, 7:10p.m. San Diego (Jarvis 1·2) at Ctot:ago Cubs ll.ieber 2-1 ), 8 :05 p.m. 18 18 14 Toronlo 0 ..... T-Illy 12 I Oewelend K&NuCIIy Cl*:ago Dalmll 8 8 l'ct. '' .&10 .&10 L 6 Pet .750 08 ' .8011 .400 .348 .348 3112 8112 AnohoOn Ooldand .c 15 15 15 w L Pet 5 14 15 17 .800 11 10 8 CIJ (Mirlinu2.Q) ·~ ~ mo 2·1), 10:05 p.m. • -(Co....,.. (D.- - - (ReA> o-3), 10:05 p.m. 8112 08 v-..., -(Mays 3-1). 8o05p.m. . Oowit (Holl2·2) ot (CJINW ~ 8:05 P-"" w ~ (Sibolllia 2·1) at l<8nJ1 9 10 12 .400 .321) T•- at- City (518111 )-3), 8:05p.m. -(Homo 3-1) Toronlo 2, Ano/loim 0 -on Cleveland 9, T - 2 Kanus Clly 11, Ollloil •• Clagg SOli 2·2) " Wads J , . _ _ T.... Bay (Rupe f-3) II 5411... (II«CeeiM !H), 7:0S p.m. N.V. 0 lomlllldoZ-0.2) olloll!; tl/2 .440 2·1) • (lldle().1), 10:05 p.m. I:Lt 20 7:05p.lll. N.Y. Yan'tllf (MuiiMa 14} el ~3-1l.1:05p.m. Oolloil (Sporb 1:2) ol T - (lloOIIj 1-2), 8:05p.m. Clo••ld ~ 1:2) ol (Suzulli 2- 1), 8;05....... . 2112 4112 8112 .308 WeetOM Teltai .5311 ~H). Gil 12 14 18 w 18 14 10 L , (Solo ... 0), 10:116 p.m . · ' Toranlo (Loaiza 4-1) al Oakland (Hn. <Ia 1-41, 10:05 p.m. "' 8, 11 innings Oetroll&, T..... lll¥1 N.Y. Yanl<ati• 3 , Olldand 1 - . . . . . 4,Baltimore o Ctocago While So• 2. Seatlle 1, ·14 imngs Clagg White So• (Parque ().3) • - - ( W - ().3), 10:05 p.m. ~ .• lloncloy'o- • "' Kansas Ci1y 6, Toronlo 3 Baltimore 5, Ta...,. Bay 3 Minnesota 2, N.Y. Yankees· 1 ~ '.. ', was ·Andy," Yankees manager think he's going to get a hit.'; Joe Torre said. Pettitte (3-3) gaw up three hits and one walk in his second complete game of the season and struck out a seasonhigh eight. Mike Sweeney, who has hit Pettitte, who lost to the all of his home runs this season Twins for the first time since against Toronto, hit his sixth to 1998, allowed 45 hits in 36 1- lead visiting Kansas City. 3 innings in his first five startS. Sweeney ·went 3-for-4 with Before Mientkiewicz's home two RBis for the Royals, who run, Pettitte retired 15 of his won the season series 4-3 and last 16 hitters. won their third straight over"The pitchers do.minated all. the game, obviously," Kelly The game was originally said. "They pitched terrific scheduled for April 12, but it baseball." was postponed when .chunks Pettitte said he made two of SkyDome's roof fell to the mistakes, and both came with ground in lefi: field. Mienrkiewicz at the plate. Kansas City starter Jeff Sup"He's swinging the bat well, pan (2-3) • winless in his previand he dido 't miss on either ous three starts, allowed three runs on eight hits in 7 1-3 pitch," Pettitte ·said. innings. Roberto Hernandez The Twins toolt a 1-0 lead pitched the ninth to get his in the second on Mien- sixth save. tkiewicz's RBI single, driving Joey Hamilton (1-1) took in David Ortiz, who doubled.· the loss for the Blue Jays, who Five innings later, Mien- got a rwo-run homer from tkiewicz drilled Pettine's pitch · J'ony Batista. into the bank of folded-up football seats in right-center field for his sixth home run, giving the Twins a 2-1 lead. Mientkiewicz, who extended his hitting streak to a Brady Anderson and Melvin career-high 13 games, is bat- Mora homered, and Willis ting .380 after spending all but Roberts won his third straight three games in the minors last start as Baltimore beat visiting year and hitting .229 in 1999. Tampa Bay. . "He looks like a Tony Anderson hit his 44th career Gwynn or something," Radke leadoff homer on the fo~;~rth said. "Every time he 's up, you pitch from Paul Wilson (i -3) •• to put Baltimore ahead f<J good. Mota's two-run . driVf sparked a three-run secon~ inning that made it 4-0. : Roberts (4-0), forced in~ the rotation after Sidney Po'* son went on the disabled lit two weeks ago, allowed th~ runs on four hits in sik . . mrungs. '!· Ryan Kohlmeier 'workell the ninth for his fifth save. Blue Jays&, Royals :J . ~ ~ . • Transactions ! t American League . CLEVEI,.AND INDIAN~ Activated RHP Stev:t, Woodard from the 15:day di$t abled list and optioned him tb Buffalo of the International League. ~ NEW YORK YANKEES4 Activated OF Shane Spence{ from the 15-clay disabled lisl and optioned him to Colum; bus of 'the ·Jntnrnati9nl41 League. ·: . NltloNII Leegue ~ COLORADO ROCKIEs-t Activated · RHP Bobb~ Chouinard from the 15-daJ dlsebled list. Optioned RHIJ Joe Davenport to Colorad~ Springs of the PCL : NEW 'YORK METS-'$ Recalled RHP Dicky Gonlll; lez from Norfolk of the Inter; national League. Optlone~ · RHP Jerrod Riggan to No~ folk. "' . SAN DIEGO . PADRES...! 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CONSOL Energy Inc., and AEP have entered into a memorandum of understanding on the proposed sale of AEP's affiliate mines in Ohio and West Virginia. · Under the proposed agreement, CONSO!- Energy will purchase the stock of SOCCO's Meigs operation, Windsor Coal Co. in West Liberty, W.Va., and Central Ohio Coal <,:o. in Cumberland. Terms of the sale will not be disclosed. The Meigs mining operation employs 680 people. It consists of iwo underground coal mines, Meigs No. 2 and Meigs No. 31, along with a coal preparation plant and a general office at Point Rock. The Witadsor and Central Ohio Coal properties :j.re not currently in operation. Their 370 employees were laid otT in 2008, .The coal would be utilized at various AEP coal-fired power plants, including the Muskiogum River, Cardinal and Gen. James M. Gavin plana. An AEP spokesDW1 said Federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notices were provided to employees at the three mines on Monday, alerting the employees of the potential sale and indicating that the miners' employment with AEP is elipecred to end on june 30. That is when AEP and CONSOL are March. As a part of the agreement, AEP will expected to close the sale, based on the enter into coal supply agreements with approval of both firrns' boards of direcCONSOL Energy to purchase about 34 tors. On Monday, the Associated Press quotmillion tons of coal from these and other CONSOL Energy afliliate mines through PIIIH_I ... IS,Al MINES SBL- Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs Division has been sold by American Electric Power to CONSOL Energy Inc. Employees at the mines, 680 in all, were given. layoff notices effective June 30. (Tony M. Leach plloto) CON•• SOL Shootin'hoops • m1n1ng leader in six states set for May 17 FROM STAff REPORTS RACINE Ohio Department of Thmsportation will break ground on the fil'$t phase of the longawaited Ravenswood Connector on May 17. ODOT's director, Gordon Proctor, will be among the dignitaries attendi~g , the ." -nt ' ~·~ ·,·.. . ;,.. be built in three pbases, each taking about two yean to complete. ODOT's cost estimate for building all three phases is $77 million. Phase I bas been contracted to Beaver Excavating of Canton, at a cost of $22.23 million. Construction "of .Phpes. ~ ;md 3 will also "1\t,;.·,.:&"'n; ""•·~·~.'... .•.. '.,._"' -~-· ·fROM STAff REPORTS SALEM CENTER CONSOL Energy Inc., the firm expected to purchase AEP's Meigs County mines, is a leader in underground coal production, · and owns the two top-pro. ducing underground mines in ~G;~t. ... ~"., {{, ,; -; • Began operatiom in . · ., ' The ·~mnwny will be 2 ' ;I;bC en~16.rnil~ ot.n,ew•. - 1 ' "¢~··;a.~ r~~8 ai:!oo ·bigh'My .sho~.fopeo ~ · fiom die Ritchie Btidge. • traffic by early 2004, wd The connector project will P11111- ODOt·Al 1984. • Claimed revenues of $2.2 billion in revenue last year. • Operates more long• wall mining systems than any other U.S: coal . producer: 14 of the 59 longwalls in operation nationwide in 1999. • Is ·the nation's largest expor1er of coal, havil]g exported approximately 13 miUi9n tons of coal _in Prayer marathon . f . . ~-----. Fury 12Amp · • With Brush Cutter • 25cc Engine Vacuum 1999. No Bags Needed In otiservanee of the National Day ofPrayer, which Is Thursday, various church members from around the area are holding a prayer marathon at the Pomeroy L~e. Partie~ pants will read from the Bible from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. each day, through Wednesday. Sh.aron Sayre, member of the Middleport Church of Christ, Is seen .l)ere reading from the scriptures. (Tony M. Leach photo) • Round End Table • Magazine Rack • Telephone Stand • 2 Tfer Corner Stand • Coat Rack Salem Center Elementary students Robin Taylor and Tommy Nottingham enjoyed a quick game of basketball during recess Tuesday afternoqn. May 17 will be the final day of school In the building. The Meigs Local Board of Education voted to close the school because of declining enrollment,. high maintenance and utility cost!ij. The 52 or so students; along with staff mem· bers, will be transferred to Rutland Elementary next year, where each grade will be divided into tWo classes. (Tony M. Leach photo) ' • Paid $22 million ; in payroll, benefits and caxes in Ohio in 1999, and $228 million in West Virginia, • Operates the countr¥'s two most productive underground mines: Enlow · Fork, which produced 9.8 · million tons of coal · in 1999, and Bailey, which produced 8.5 tons. · • Has the nation 's largest private research and de-vel~ . opment facility in the US. devoted exclusively to c&al research, and is a leader in PIUH- CONSOL. AI., Hlp: IDI Today's Sowthern Local increases lunch prices Sentinel Gummee 12. OScillating. Desk Fan Candy r Assorted 50z. Shapes & Flavors Vidalia Onion Kit FROM STAff REPORTS RACINE Increasing rhe cost of· school lunches and $Cheduling calami!}' days was discussed during Monday's meeting of the Southern Local B<wd ofEducation. f' The"'i'oard approved a vote to mcrease schoollunch prices forthe 2001-02 school . year. The price for a lunch will be.$1.40 in grades K-8 and $1.50 in grades 9-12. Currently, all students pay $1.30 for lunch. · The new price for an adult lunch will be $2.25, with or without mille Jan. 22, Feb. 22 .and March 6 was approved by the board as calamity days due to snow in the entire district. Oct. 10 Will als.o be a calamity day for Portland Elementary because of various water problems. Leather. ' .. : Gloves call 446·5733 or . . . . .. 1·866·308·2266 ......... :.:~. '. ., ,' ., ·'' Weather AS OHIO 84-6 Pick 3: 3-5-2; Pick 4: 0.3·5-6 87 IIdia~ 5: l·s-9-30-34 A4 A3 W.VA. 81.3-4.6 Dally J: 2-3-o Dlllly 4: 4-2-4-6 A2 c 2001 Ohio Valley Publishins <;o. PI•H- So•lliwn. Al For more information, ' Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Lotteries A Work Injury Management Service of'Holzer Medical Center. Work · .. 2 Sadlana- 11 ...... Holzer Work 6~. 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