https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3aff115e2c6b68838aecfe5807922577.pdf 9a4236ec2193695f63d4627504927cfb PDF Text Text ' •l•'fiiiDIII!rll P II Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Southern rallies to win sectional crown, Bl Thursday, May 3, 2001 • -~ • JNV. • II dw Wildc111 witla four lit¥ a.•ll IIICI hok'' 1 them 'I She a«iaed me !ide in Older Ia me lhild. faced four I baaeii Ia lbe fooada and four 1D0R wilboat incident in the &ala. Meanwhile, Eastern contin- ued ill onslaught, adding a rwa in die third when Lodwick hammered a home run to left field to push the Eagle lead to 5-1. E.tnn exploded for five fWII in the fourth thanks 10 four hits and three errors. Bissell doubled to lead off the ~g and scored on a two' - error that pur Chevalier 011 base. Wiggins singled and she and Chevali<r scored .on Powell's triple to right. walked and Lodwick moved to third o n Jllother error that allowed Powell to score. Bailey rounded out the outburst with an RBI sing!~ chat scored Lodwick and gave Eastern a 10-1 cushion. Hensley and Wiggins each drew a walk with on~ out in the fifth as Eastern added to its run total. PoweU drove both in with a single to run the Eastern lead to 12-1. Baltzer walked and scored on an RBI single by Hill in the Waterford sixth to trim the deficit to 12-2. Eastern scored its final two runs in the sixth after a double by Bailey and a single by Yeager put courtesy runners Sara Mansfield and PhiUips in scoring position. Mansfield scored on an error and HensIcy drove in Phillips with a sacrifice to up the Eastern lead to 14-2. W.1terfnrd's final run ca me in the SCVt"nth when Wain- wright reached o n a, fielder's c hui n: and scored on :m error. Bailey struck o ut Jeconda Smith .mel got a ground ball from Baucrboch which she handled herself for the care about what I'm doing. ''I'm not here for the food or the fireworks . I'm here for the racing." Certain of that is Jimmy Vasser, who won the first of Ganassi's CART championships in 1996 .but left after last season. "There· ~re people who like Chip," Vasser said. . "There are people who don 't like him. But everybody agrees the man is a NASCAR . hom Page 81 "Chip finds what we need when we need it," Hull said. "There's not many owners around willing to do it for you and not spend their time micromanaging or standing over your shoulder. "He lets everybody do the job they were hired for." That doesn't mean Ganassi is al~vays smiling and happy. He can be tough and acerbic, particularly when things aren't going well. Ganassi, who started as a race driver and was the fastest rookie at the 1982 Indianapolis 500, remains highly competitive and confident. "Everybody's got their own style and I guess I have a way of doing things that sometimes makes people mad," h\' said. "Most of the people I work with, though, seem to appreciate that I ,,..,.Bt firtal out. "I think they can go as far as they want to;· Eastern head coach Pam Douthitt said of her baUclub. "They're capable of doing it, as long· as they play good defense and good offense." Smith went the distance for . Waterford. She recorded six strikeouts and three walks. Eastern, ranked No. 10 in the latest Division IV state poll, will play in the district tournament at Waverly next Thursday. · Notes: Eastern also won sectional championships in 1986, '89, '90, '92, '95, '96 and '99. The Eagles won district tides in 1985, '86 and '92. Shann6n Price was hit by a McFann pitch to score the go-ahead run. Nikki Butcher was walked with \)ases stiU loaded and two outs to score Abby Harris to give Meigs a 6-4 lead. , McFann struck out Messer to end the inning. McFann on the day had I 0 strikeouts and only gave up three hits and a pair of earned runs. but walked nine. Meigs starting pitcher Katie Jeffers also threw a complete game, giving up nine hits, six Eastern 'von a regional chanl- earned runs and four walks, pionship in 1985, advancing to the state Final Four. Eastern's TVC Hocking Division titk this year was the third in school history, but the first since 1996. The Eagles also won the TVC Hocking while striking out three. As the Marauder bench celebrated taking the lead, the gan1c \vas f.1r from over as the Raiders had one more shot. After Tarra Minnis grounded out to Kaytt' Davis at third base, Amy Hood was hit by a Jeffers pitch. Baird then made up for her error by connecting on a sin- c rown in 1995. D-11 • gle, placing runners on first didn't take long for Meigs to and second. tie the contest as Bolin sinHood and Baird picked up gled in Price and, with b~ the dlmble steal to put the loaded, Messer scored as game-tying run a.isecond. -- Ka~ Davis was walked. With two ours, Ward hit a Meigs had a cham:e toxore shot to left field, scorin~ in ·the second as Davis wu Hood, but Baird couldn't get · walked and Harris doubled, around Davis at third to put but Davis was gunned down runners on first and third. at the plate on a relay by . . Ward then made a key steal, Nickels at left to Lawson at third to Minnis behind the her fifth of the game. McFann theri made up for plate. · her tough Inning with a baseHarris got to third on the hit to leftfiel<! as Baird scored, play, but Jaynee Davis struck! but Bolin couldn't field it, out to end the threat. · aUowing Ward to score for the River Valley will travel tO• winning run. Warren for the sectional Ward was 3-for-3, while championship on May 9. McFann went 2-for-4 for the The Raiders, who were Raiders (11-11) , who broke swept by the Warriors this the school r~cord for most season, feU to Warren 12-5 on• Monday. · wins in a season. For Meigs (13-8), Kayte In that game, Watkins had a. · Davis was walked three times, double and triple; Baird had a pair of hits and McFann· while Harris· had a double. River VaUey took the first tripled in a losi\)g effort. The Raiders play host to: lead of the game in ·the second inning when a sac point Pleasant today in a: grLiunder by Beth Bryant makeup game that was origiscored Ward and Minnis dou- nally scheduled for Wednesday, but had to be moved back, bled in Lawson . In the top of the third, it because of sectionals. ar ·Malp C.Unty's so cent\ · May Pomeroy grant . BY TONY M. Reds from Page 11 arching drive that bounced otT the top of the left-field wall and continued over for hi~ · first career homer in 374 at-bats. Brown was as stunned as anyone on the Dodgers bench . the left-field wall. It was only the third time in his career that Harnisch gave up four homers in a game. The last time was for the Mets on July 23, 1996, at Coors Field. Sanders didn't hit anything hard. He fouled out, grounded out and was thrown out as he tried to bunt for a single against Brown. He also flew out wea)<ly against reliever grant money :will go a long way toward developing the park on Lasiey Street. . "The village.ha,s haq the park in its possession for years, and this money will now, allow for greater utilizati,o n of such a cen.trallly CROSS POINTE APARTMENTS Gl MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Equal Housing Opportunity · POMEROY . A $21,431 NatureWorks grant has been awarded to Pomeroy by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for new playground equipment at Sugar Run Park. The grant is among a total of more than $7 million in state and federal funds awarded to Ohio communities for local parks and recreation improvements. These include nearly S5 million from the NatureWorks· grants program as well as more than S2 niillion in grants from the federal Land and Water ConServation . fund, . which · is administered in Ohio ·by the ODNR. . jackie Welker, Pomeroy ·councilman and president of the Village Parks and Recreation .Committee·, said Thursday the awarded Mike Fetters. Brown, who entered with an NL-leading 1.03 ERA,. . gave up five hits and three: runs in seven innings, pushing his ERA to 1.62. Dmitri Young doubled' · home a run and hit a solo homer off Brown. "This whole thing has been a big learning curve;" he said." A lot of times it's a blurred line where developracer." ment of your team ends and "I thought it was 3 foul r-------;;:~=:;:=:;::==:------, Although rookie Jaso n the development of Dodge popup," he said. "I was going back to home plate. I didn 't · 440 Apartments ·Leffier hasn't fared ·nearly as . takes over." . . .. for Rent · see tt. well as Marlin and is 39th in He didn't do any celebratWhile still very involved the standings, Ganassi's team ing once he circled the bases, . has been the most successful in his CART team as 'well as of the ftve that chose to go running two cars in the either. . "I don't have the personaliwith Dodge in its return to IRL's Indy 500 again on ty to get carried away with Winston Cup after a 16- May 27, Ganassi is thorAccepting Applications oughly enjoying his new it," he said. "Forgive me if I'm year-absence. still pretty serious after some1 bedroom apartments Ganassi hasn't been afraid challenge. thing like that." . Elderly (62 or older) or Disabled to gamble on changes with "We're pleasantly surBrown, a .121 career hitter, or Handicappe,d his open-wheel team, either. prised with the way things also reached on third baseman His decision to combine the have gone so far," he said. "If Aaron Boone's error in the Eligibility Based on Income then-new Honda engines somebody told me we'd fourtlf and came a'round on Handicapped Accessibility with Reynard chassis and have Sterling in the top five Grissom's fifth homer, a drive Please Call (740)992-3055 Firestone ttres helped in the points after 10 races that cleared the concrete base TDD# (800) 855-2880 Ganassi win th e CART ... well ... it's been great." 9f the new ballpark beyond h4clt SENTINEL NEWS S'f4Pf' -~~~~~~~~~!~:;.,~ ,., ......... ,.,..A3 w ww.myda ily\en tinel.c om Cou seeking COPS funding park wins titles. He hasn't done so well another since making change last year, going with Toyota power plants and Lola chassis. Still, Ganassi went with Dodge tn NASCAR, knowing it might not be so easy to get established. Mi d dleport • Pom e roy, Ohio <1 100 1 ·Vol . 51. No . 203 School £?fficers would provide DARE, mentoring services BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMl:.ROY - During their regular meeting Thursday, Meigs County commissioners approved a grant application to fund the placement of a police · officer in each Meigs County school. PREIENTED TROPIIY- Zack Moore, a fourth-grader at Eastem Elementary School, was the first of 53 ·T he board approved a 'resolution authorizing students r8C!IIIvllli trophies at the Meigs County Academic Ex~llen~ Banquet Thursday night Howard Meigs County Sheriff Ralph Trussell to seek funds Caldwell of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center Governing Board, presented the trophies. through th~ U.S. Department of Justice and'. its • COPS in Schools program, to hire an officer, for each of the county's three local schonl districtS. Deputy Scott Trussell, who submitted the proposal to the board, said officers would perform the duties of a Drug Abuse Resistance Education offi" cer, and provide mentoring and leadership services BY CHARLINE HOIFLICH Tire students were Meigs and James Lawrence of to th~ students, SENTINEL NEWS STAFF db .h Southern Local. . POMEROY _The acc;:om· presente 1' t e "We think that having an ofT1cer in the schools Also honored were the top would reduce fights, bomb threats and some of the plishments of 53 ,top scholars in superintendents of their · in the schools;· he said. "And more three seniors, one from each other ·problems · Meigs Co11nty schools were respective schools, Deryl importantly, it will ·help students see that law celebrated Thursday night at f.*:ll oifEnstwr, Willinm school district, selected on the basis of academic achievement enforcement officers are people they can trust and h 17 h a1 M · C t e t . annu elgs ounty Buckley oifMeias and and leadership skills. They were . open up to." f!.cademiC Excellence Banquet "' Josh· Kehl of Eastern, Jonathan Sheriff Trussell said that the in-school officers ~ ~~ehtw ,th~ Meigs High School James IAwrt'!ce of Evans of Southern a,nd Je~y . would work d~tt't!y,,~ih an ·officer now on staff :i¥e~~i'f. ;" "~; .; .:, ·~,, .~ · _..._.._ . ...~ou~4ern Lo~:pl. . Shank of Meigs. . '· •, add:~~:cy problems. ~ . . Eac.h ofthe '.stude. ntf. re.pre ,., · • ' . 11 Ui.d ihar-:pl · · cllilii ilie · FromitlftthfCe.)~•h'KeiJl'was ", : !'liP lildibj pae ., .. ~f ~-r ., . ·. selected' ti as ', the . outstan~ing Gallia .' Ac demy High School in .GalJiPoJH'· bas. ~p,e.rnvt scho ts,•\vaS pre&ent- · , ,The stUde~ts' weie. ~resente.d resulted in a 45 percent reduction in delinquency ed .a trophy by Howard Cald- bY the supermtendents of then• senior in·Meigs County. Onable the banquet because cases and other offenses by students. to attend weU of the Atheqs-Meigs Edu- respective schools, Deryl Well Schools celebrate .·. satiortal $ervice' Center Gov- of Eastern, William Buckley of Please He COPS, AI PleiH M1 BaiM!IIIII. AI PRAYER ~ OBSERVANCE l if . ' -lllll he steps of the Meigs County Court- 4100 Utility Tractor Starting at: $9,995 . SST16 Lawn Tractor You deserve one. Your lawn •16·hp, V-Twin engine • Two-pedal automatic transmission • 42-inch mower deck • Zero-tum radius,with power steering deserves one. What are you ' · • 20-hp, diesel engine • Standard 4WD • Standard mid and rear PT(ls time to pamper yourself, As shown: $15,959 thanks to huge savings on house became a place for prayer on Thursday, as Meigs County celebrated the National Day of Prayer. 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Zatezalo on Thursday concerniJlg the layoffi. In the letter, AEP con6rmed that Windsor Coal will close on June JO and the 61 remaining workets will lose their jobs. Windsor had once employed 225 people. Columbus-based AEP earlier annoljilced plans to close Windsor Coal in March, but the company confirmed in February it would retain 67 of its 225 employees to keep the mine in working order until a buyer could be found. The number of workers had changed slighdy since then. On Monday, AEP officials reached a proposed agreement with CONSOL Energy Inc. of Pittsburgh, in which CONSOL would purchase stock of AEP affiliate mines Southern Ohio Coal Co. in Wilkesville, Ohio; Central Ohio Coal Co. in Cumberland, Ohio; and Windsor Coal, AEP spokeswoman Vikki Michalski had said. DFFRI Heritage Week. ~ CARMICHAEL'S.FARM & LAWN, INC. EAST END. CYCLE SALES INC. Jackson Pike • 2 mile.West of Holzer 'Hospital Gallipolis, OH 45614 740-446-2412 2402 Third Avenue Huntington, WV 25703 304-529-3309. "Offer! tnd ···--- Ju~ - 4,1001. luoo.h;oh< "'"' end 'dellvt'Y " '~oli<lod, I Celebrote Nallonal Hospital Week and Holzer Heritage Week with u~. and tour the new Holzer Education & Cc,nference Center locuted on the ground Roor of the Cha~ E. Holzer, Jr., M.D. Surgery Center. Public inviled. Tuesday,' May 8 from 1:30 - 4:00 pm. . ,. Mon"'"""'' '""'"'d l;st pd" and"""''· Modelo, ,.;,.. and savi1gs may YI'Y par deoll<. . ., HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. �• -·10 The Daily Sentinel Banquet • PageAl IOUTHERN HONOREES - Southern District scholars present· ed trophies were, from left, seated, Bryan Harris, Letart Falls; Bethany vance, Portland; Emma Hunter and Jacob Hunter, Syracuse; and standing, Ashton Brown, Southern Junior High; Chris Cottrill, Mariam HDabaja, Jonathan Evans and Macyn Ervin, Southern High School. Not present was Chad Hubbard, Southern High School. . · years of harassing bt.ck residents on the basi~ of race. Police deny the allegarions. Various community leaders say the mediation hu become more important in the wake of three days of rioting that was sparked by last month 's fatal shooting of an unarmed bt.ck man by .a police officer. ' An order issued Thursday by U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott authorizes Rothman to begin mpnths of interviewing people across Cincinnati about police-community relations. " We'll be trying not only to take the pulse, but to open the door fot people to be creatively involved in improving police community relations," Rothman has said. Several thousand people .are expected , to be uked .about thet~ goals .. for improving police-commuruty rebttons and how they think those goals migbt be accomplished . . Input will be sought from nunonty groups, police office.rs and thetr farnilies, youth , the media and .c ommuruty councils. Rothm~n also ~~ seek ~e opinions of busmess, relig.ous, soctal service and ed~caoon .groups along with city and police adnu~tstrators. The mediators also wdl oversee a revtew of police policies and practtces. The framework for settling the lawsuit could take a year to complete and . would have to be approved by the city council before it could be implemented. Victim confronts attacken HAMILTON (AP) - The victim of a videotaped sexual assault told the four men convicted of attacking her that she might be able to forgive them, but she chastised them for videotaping the assault and for saying the acts were consensual. ·The 26-year-old woman was assaulted at a New Year's Eve party. .Police said the men repeatedly raped her while she was . . senu-conSCIOUS. Defense lawyers asked that the four men be placed in treatment centers instead of prison, but Butler County Common Pleas Judge Keith Spaeth ·said the offenses warranted priso~. The defendants, who pleaded guilty to sexual battery charges in february, received fines plus prison sentences Thursday. They had faced as much as five years in .prison and a $15,000 fine. Radst fliers left' on lawns CINCINNATI (AP) - Racist fliers claiming that more than MEIGS SENIOR HONOREES - Recognized for academic achievement at the banquet were these Meigs High School 100 whites were attacked during three days of rioting in the students: from left, seated, Lindsay Bolin, Melinda Chancey, city last month were left on the fionr lawns of at least 20 homes Michele Runyon, Emily Story, Jennifer Walker and Elizabeth Wi~ in a predominantly white neighborhood. tong, and standing, Whitney Ashley, Derrick Bolin, Christopher The fliers that appeared on the lawns early Thursday urged Dodson, Andrea Krawsczyn, Carrie Lightfoot, Beatrice Morgan, whites to "take back the country that we built." Jeffrey Shank, Cassandra Thorn and Stephanie Wigal. Ohio State to hold party hosts accountable MIICII ITUDIN~ ltiCOINIZID - Mtllt Elementery end Middle School atudenta · pre tented trophlea were, from left, aeeted, Amber Hockman of Bradbury, · M11on Mette of Har• rleonvllle, Calee Rtevee of Pomeroy, Cleyton Bolin of Rutland; and etendln&, Chelsea Carpenter of Salem Center, Caitlin Swartz, Daniel Bookman, Kelieh Jacks end Oru Relet Stude~ present for the banquet were Jerod Wyatt, Christeena Youn., Renee Bailey; Trevor Depoy, Patrick Dowell, Samantha Pierce, Katie Reed, and Jennlanne Young, Meigs Middle School. They were on a school trip to New York City. COLUMBUS (AP)- Ohio State University said it will immediately suspend· any Stu• dent who haa a party that resultl in violence or v.mdallsm. The move is being nude in n:sp.o111c to two weekends of o&'-camp111 parties that got out control. Th~ suspensions would b~r students from classn and utli· venity events until disciptinary procecdinl!ll take place. The university is taking bolder action because steps taken last week, such as offering alcoholfi:ee activities and talking with party hosts and landlords, didn't work, said William Hall, interim vice president of srudent affairs. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. longHme Hrea Salesman JHCK ROUSH or Nalla & Balances Monday-Friday 10:00 .. 5:00 Is $12 QQ Now On Sale.... · R~. $19.99 Ba re.=-· In · res·eta:ble Plants Packs Reg. 90¢ "Think Ahead For A Healthy Baby" .................. ~ .......... NOW 40¢ Bulk Mulch! Bring Your Truck $15 for loader bucket Grow Packs (6 pla~ts) NOW $3 •4 Large Selection of Vlnee for Trellis Correction Polley Pleasant Valley Obstetric Department . COUNTRY GARDEN CENTER , (304) 675-43-io, 4 miles past Southern High School on 124 ~ast 50447 Slate Rt. 12~ • Racine, Ohlo•l·7~·949·2682 J • ------·-···'"1'·-· --·· I -- -·----.--------·--·--·~-- ... • Dismiss early TUPPERS PLAINS Schools in the Eastern Local School District will dismiss early on May 9 at 1:05 p.m., due to the district's professional development m-servtce. CAA MONTH - Meigs County Commissioners Jeff Thornton and Mlck Davenport declared May "National Community Action Month" in Meigs County, and joined Rita Fields, Rodney Rou!'h, Tom Reed and Rhonda Fish of Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency in a ceremonial declaration on Thursday. (Brian J. Reed photos) Board to meet TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern Local Board of Education will meet in regular session on May 9 at 6:30 p.m., at the Tuppers Plains administrative office. 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Units responded as follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH 12:43 a.m., Zuspan Hollow, assisted by Pomeroy, Veralee Stewart, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 2:58 a.m., Lincoln Drive; Amy Thornburg, PVH; · 9:01 a.m., Eagle Ridge, motor vehicle accident, Rossie Dill, Holzer Medical Center; 1:49 p.m., Seco.n d Avenue, Ben Harris, HMC; 3:46 p.m ., Rainbow Ridge, Bruce Deeter, treated; 5:02p.m., Ohio 7, Grover Klein, HMC; 11:03 p.m., Main Strt'et, Gene Ratliff, refused trt'atmenr. :RACINE 7:14 p.m., Valley Bell Road, Cecil Rosenberry, dead on arrival. SYRACUSE 7:35 p.m., Union Avenue, Deborah Dailey, HMC. TUPPERS PLAINS - 9:02 a.m., Texas Road, Margaret . Buckley, St. Joseph's Hospital. LOCAL STOC·KS AEP-47l. . · Arch Coal - 33 AmTech/SBC - 41 l, Ashland Inc. - 4Ql, AT&T-22 Bank One- 38:, Bob Evans -18 BorgWamer - 44 Champlon-3 Charming ShopsCity Holding - 8'1, DuPont- 45'1, Federal Mogul - 3 Gannett- 65~ General Electric- 48 ), GKNLY- 101. Harley Davidson 46~. Kmart-10', Kroger- 25 Landa End - 30 Ltd. -17 Oak Hill Financial - I Rockwell - 42lo Rocky Boote - 4'• AD Shell- 571, Sears-36'• Shoney's -1 Wal·Mart - 53 Wendy's -25 Worthington - 11 '• Dally stoci< reports are lhe 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactlons, provided by Smith Part· nn at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. 5'> 14~ OVB -24l. PROCLAMATION - Meigs County Commissioners BBT -38Y, declared May "Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month' at their reguPeopfee-16 lar meeting on Thursday. Norma Torres, Meigs County health USB-.22 Premier- 6lo commissioner, and Cathy vanMeter, Junie Maynard and Brenda . Curfman of the Meigs County Health Department are also pic- ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tured. SURF'S UP . Park fromPIIgeA1 Park on Route 124, children will now have two places to go to have a good· time." Welker ·said if any money is left over from the equipment purchase, it will be used on various landscaping projects within· the park. The NatureWorks grants represent the seventh annual round from a total of more than $55 million in compet. itive grants to be funded by the Ohio Parks and Natural Resources Fund bond issue, by voters 10 ',1'1•11, dd,l!lllll/,1', 446· 4524 - ' November of 1993. Total costs for each project will be funded up to 75 percent by the NatureWorlts grant, with the recipient providing a minimum 25 percent match in local funds. wvvw.mydailysentinel.com · • l.UWCII Pric:es • Houcol Stylea and Options • Superior Year·Round Service • Futer Delivery Gold Prices Startina At $109 REBATE FORM Subscription ratee OneWHk Claoeltled Ada· ' p.,... l TUPPERS PLAINS Services of the the South Beihel New Testament Church are continuing in the Tuppers Plains gym Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m, Special music will be provided by Harmony on Friday and Delivered on Saturday. Nursery will be provided. MASON WaaAiumni Association will'its annual reunion in dlt Wahama High School cafeteria at 6 p.m. on May 26. Eastern Star women will serve the dinner and entertainment will be the Wahama chorus. Jack Ford, a 1954 graduate and retired chemi· cal engineer will be · the speaker. uRemembering Sports" will be the theme. Tickets can be picked at the City National Bank in Mason, Health Aide Drug Store in New Haven, and Ashley's Crafi Store in Pomeroy Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class polllge paid at Pomeroy. Member: The Associated Preas and the Ohlo Newspaper Assocletlan. Poetmaeter: Send address correc· tions to The Oall~ Sentinel. 11~ Coun. Department extentions are: Other aervlces I ' (USPS 21 3-1110) Ohio Valley Publlohlng Co. PubMohod every afternoon, Monday through Fnday. 111 Coun St., St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . 18 KAREN'S GREENHOUSE & • ' the brightest" leave to get an education and never return. He said that while there seems no indication the · fromPapA1 trend is changing in Meigs he was at another recogni- County, the achievers need · tion progratu, Kehl will be to know that the light will presented the Franklin B .. always be on ln .case they Walter All-Scholastic Award want to come back. He c~mpared Dorothy of later. He and his 'parents, along "The Wizard of Oz," who with John Costanzo, Athens- only wanted to go home, the Meigs Educational Service scarecrow who wanted a Center superintendent, will brain, the tin man whose travel to Columbus Wednes- wish was for a heart, and the day to join the state's 88 top lion who craved courage, to students at a recognition the desires of bright young banquet at the Radisson people with high aspirations. In conclusion, he chalHotel. lenged the students to "do Buckley, speaker at the banquet, congratulated the your best, develop your talstudents for their academic eht, think of .us often, and excellence, then spoke of we'll leave the light on for how too often "the best and you." . News Departments The main number Is 992·2156. 1/2 0 H ! Mon· Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sunday Noon • 4 The grant would provide up to $125,000 per officer over a three-year period. Commissioners signed a proclamation submitted by Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency, declaring May as National Commu"'ity Action Month in Meigs County. • As an example of the services provided through the agency, CAA last year served 184 clients in welfare to work programs, 81 in summer youth employment, 78 in home ownership educa~9n classes, 128 in home weatherization, and 285 chi! dren in its Kids in Distressed Situations (KIDS) program. CAA also otTers emergency cash assistance to some clients, as well as senior com- Our main concern In all stones Is to be accurale. If you know of an error In a story. call'lhe newsroom at (740) 992·2156. 1 q, V,liiCIIl"o of Tom~ lOPS) H(Jlllll.'>' COPS panion serVices, food vouchers and makes cailoans available to the working poor. The commissioners also signed a proclamation declaring May Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, on behalf of the Meigs County Health Deparrment. In other business, the board: • Set next Thursday as the deadline for accepting bids from· painting contractors for the painting of the courthouse; • Approved transfers of funds for the county sheriff and county treasurer; • Met with Connie Cottrill, director of the Meigs County Tuberculosis Office, ·~ ~g~r),ti-!lg t\te ballot lan.gua.g~ CIOr a tax 'levy reneWal to appear on the November ballot. Pr~sent were Commissioners Jeff Thornton and Mick Davenport. Reader Services SProAt. .Momu's DAv StcnoN CRArr STORr.f ~Ill :1 t: I: I 1: II',"" Services set HOCKINGPORT- Inez WilsOn, 94, Hockingport, died Friday, May 4, 2001' at Arcadia Nursing Center, Coolville. Arrangements will be announced by White Funeral Home, Coolville. The Daily Sentinel pra-concaPIIon TOPIARY POTS, LIVING WREATHS Proclamations signed Subscribe today. 992-2156 prOiesSIIDII stan II· PI81Sint IISPIIal llr8C8Iv8 STARTING NOW $1.00 Seeking bids MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . Pl11sa call our All seed Geraniums and Wave Petunias Reg. $1.19 Reg. $4:99 ~'! I Walk-In For Acrylic Fund raiser Banquet Don Tate otors 992·9947 POMEROY - State Sen. Mike Shoemaker will hold SHADE - Robert L. Jones, 80, Jones Road, Sha~ed POR11..AND - Cecil Wayne Roseberry, 66, of Portland, office hours at the Meigs Thursday, May 3, 2001 at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center died on Thursday, May 3, 2001 at his residence. County Multipurpose in Pomeroy. . He was born on November 28, 19:» in Apple Grove, son of Senior Center on Monday He was born on May 8, 1920 in Bedford Towruhip. son of the late Leon and Millie Sayre Roseberry Roush, and was from 10:30 to II :30 a.m. the late Harold and Carol Henderson Jones. He was a retired raised in the home of Dallas and Donna Hill of Apple Grove. . farmer and machinist at Timken Roller Bearing in Canton, and He was a rt'tired employee of the Kyger Creek Power Plant lmperial Electric in Middleport. in Ch~hire. and was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in World member of the Pomeroy-Racine Masonic Lodge No. 164, and HARRlSONVIl.LE - A War II. was a Lebanon Township Republican Central Committeeman. fund raising hog roast to proSurviving are two daughters and sons-in-law, Jackie and Surviving a_re his wife, Dorothy Bush Roseberry; a daugbter vide matching funds for the Terry Roush of Greensboro, N .C., and Carolyn and George and son-in-bw, Cheryl and George Gorham of Alexandria,Vir- $10,000 heliport grant in Korn of Shade; two sons and daugbters-in-law, Bob and Kim ginia; two sons and daughters-in-law, Tom and Dena Roseber- Scipio Township will be held Jones, and Jim and Christy Jones, all of Shad~; eight grandchil- ry of Syracuse, and Wayne and Sharon Roseberry of Pomeroy; at the Scipio Twp. Firehouse dren and 14 great-grandchildren; a sister and brother-in-law, ~en grandchildren, Trenton, Colby and Andrew Roseberry, all on May 12. Tickets are $10. Grace and Ray Myers of Athens; two brothers and sisters-in- of Syracuse, and Maggie Travis,Jesse and Jesrin Roseb~rry, all of law; Paul and JoAnn Jones of Rockbridge, and Wayne and Ernu Pomeroy; a sister-in-law, Garnet Johoston of Portland, and a sisJones of Athens; an aunt; and several nieces and nephews. ter-in-law and brother-in-law, Zana and Jim Middleswart of He was also preceded in death by his wife, Patricia, in 1997; Portland. POMEROY Meigs and a brother, Harold Story Jones. Services will be held on Sunday, May 6, 200 I at 2 p.m. at the · County Commissioners are Services will be I p.m. Sunday in Jagers and Sons Funeral Roush Funeral Home in Ravenswood, West Virginia, with bur- seeking cost proposals for the Home, Athens, with Pastor Gene Zopt officiating. Burial will ial to follow at Morse Chapel Cemetery on County Road 35. painting of the exterior of be in Burli·ngham Cemetery. Friends nuy call at the funeral Friends may call ar the Roush Funeral Home on Saturday, the Meigs County Courthome on Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where Harrisonville May 5, 2001 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . house. Contractors interested Lodge 4 I 1 will hold memorial services at 6:30 p.m . in the project are asked to Feeney-Bennett Post will conduct military rites at the cemesubmit their proposals no tery later than Thursday. Inez Wilson - Office hours Akzo-40~ It 271 '11 North ltoond Mlddltport, OH 41780 ·?'Udt 7~Ute Sale 20 varieties of Pl. Pleasant, West Ulrglnle has Joined the datr Treat Your Mother To A Pedicure & Han 1cure, LOCAL BRIEFS Obituaries f1umPapAl . EASTERN SCHOLARS - Recognized for. academic excellence from the Eastern local School District were, from left, seated, Zach Moore, Katlyn Sauvage, Alex McGrath, Erin Weber and Derek B<1um, Eastern Elementary; standing, Morgan Weber, Eastern Elementary; Carrie Crow, Nichol Honaker, Julie Bailey, and John Cooke, Eastern High School. Unable to attend was Josh Kehl, Eastern High School. Pomeroy, llldclleport, Ohio FI'IUJ. Mlly •• 2001 ·Mediator looks toward Cincinnati case CINCINNATI (AP) - The man hir<'d to help mediate a lawsuit accusing· Cincinnati police of targeting and harassing black drizens U}'$ he will not take sides in the dispute. " We have no stake except in building healing," said Jay Rothman, president of ARIA Group Inc., based about 15 miles east of Dayton in Yellow Springs. ARIA Group, which has done work in Northern Ireland and South Africa, is a conflict resolution consulting ·and training fum . Cincinnati's c~ty council voted to spend $100,000 to hire· Rothman's company to assist in mediating a lawsuit filed in March by the American Civil Liberties Union 2nd black activists. The lawsuit ~ccuses the city police of 30 friday, May 4, 2001 carrier service Is available. Name----------------~---------1 Address---=---------City, State, ZIP . These two lines must be filled out by retailer: Confirmation Number---------:--Account Number Mall subscrlllllon lnoldo Molgo Co~nty t3 Weeks $27.30 52 Weeks $105.56 26 week• $53.82 . RlltH outsld• M•lgl County ·13 Weeks $29.25 $56.68 26 Weeka 52 Weeks $109.72 3 IIIII 212 Eaat M••ln Street • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3785 10:00 Mal ilrlllitlll fllt9tl U•ut t:tO, tOtal • ALL AGES , ALL TIM ES S·l on I ~....;.. " • • ' ' J ' •• �• -·10 The Daily Sentinel Banquet • PageAl IOUTHERN HONOREES - Southern District scholars present· ed trophies were, from left, seated, Bryan Harris, Letart Falls; Bethany vance, Portland; Emma Hunter and Jacob Hunter, Syracuse; and standing, Ashton Brown, Southern Junior High; Chris Cottrill, Mariam HDabaja, Jonathan Evans and Macyn Ervin, Southern High School. Not present was Chad Hubbard, Southern High School. . · years of harassing bt.ck residents on the basi~ of race. Police deny the allegarions. Various community leaders say the mediation hu become more important in the wake of three days of rioting that was sparked by last month 's fatal shooting of an unarmed bt.ck man by .a police officer. ' An order issued Thursday by U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott authorizes Rothman to begin mpnths of interviewing people across Cincinnati about police-community relations. " We'll be trying not only to take the pulse, but to open the door fot people to be creatively involved in improving police community relations," Rothman has said. Several thousand people .are expected , to be uked .about thet~ goals .. for improving police-commuruty rebttons and how they think those goals migbt be accomplished . . Input will be sought from nunonty groups, police office.rs and thetr farnilies, youth , the media and .c ommuruty councils. Rothm~n also ~~ seek ~e opinions of busmess, relig.ous, soctal service and ed~caoon .groups along with city and police adnu~tstrators. The mediators also wdl oversee a revtew of police policies and practtces. The framework for settling the lawsuit could take a year to complete and . would have to be approved by the city council before it could be implemented. Victim confronts attacken HAMILTON (AP) - The victim of a videotaped sexual assault told the four men convicted of attacking her that she might be able to forgive them, but she chastised them for videotaping the assault and for saying the acts were consensual. ·The 26-year-old woman was assaulted at a New Year's Eve party. .Police said the men repeatedly raped her while she was . . senu-conSCIOUS. Defense lawyers asked that the four men be placed in treatment centers instead of prison, but Butler County Common Pleas Judge Keith Spaeth ·said the offenses warranted priso~. The defendants, who pleaded guilty to sexual battery charges in february, received fines plus prison sentences Thursday. They had faced as much as five years in .prison and a $15,000 fine. Radst fliers left' on lawns CINCINNATI (AP) - Racist fliers claiming that more than MEIGS SENIOR HONOREES - Recognized for academic achievement at the banquet were these Meigs High School 100 whites were attacked during three days of rioting in the students: from left, seated, Lindsay Bolin, Melinda Chancey, city last month were left on the fionr lawns of at least 20 homes Michele Runyon, Emily Story, Jennifer Walker and Elizabeth Wi~ in a predominantly white neighborhood. tong, and standing, Whitney Ashley, Derrick Bolin, Christopher The fliers that appeared on the lawns early Thursday urged Dodson, Andrea Krawsczyn, Carrie Lightfoot, Beatrice Morgan, whites to "take back the country that we built." Jeffrey Shank, Cassandra Thorn and Stephanie Wigal. Ohio State to hold party hosts accountable MIICII ITUDIN~ ltiCOINIZID - Mtllt Elementery end Middle School atudenta · pre tented trophlea were, from left, aeeted, Amber Hockman of Bradbury, · M11on Mette of Har• rleonvllle, Calee Rtevee of Pomeroy, Cleyton Bolin of Rutland; and etendln&, Chelsea Carpenter of Salem Center, Caitlin Swartz, Daniel Bookman, Kelieh Jacks end Oru Relet Stude~ present for the banquet were Jerod Wyatt, Christeena Youn., Renee Bailey; Trevor Depoy, Patrick Dowell, Samantha Pierce, Katie Reed, and Jennlanne Young, Meigs Middle School. They were on a school trip to New York City. COLUMBUS (AP)- Ohio State University said it will immediately suspend· any Stu• dent who haa a party that resultl in violence or v.mdallsm. The move is being nude in n:sp.o111c to two weekends of o&'-camp111 parties that got out control. Th~ suspensions would b~r students from classn and utli· venity events until disciptinary procecdinl!ll take place. The university is taking bolder action because steps taken last week, such as offering alcoholfi:ee activities and talking with party hosts and landlords, didn't work, said William Hall, interim vice president of srudent affairs. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. longHme Hrea Salesman JHCK ROUSH or Nalla & Balances Monday-Friday 10:00 .. 5:00 Is $12 QQ Now On Sale.... · R~. $19.99 Ba re.=-· In · res·eta:ble Plants Packs Reg. 90¢ "Think Ahead For A Healthy Baby" .................. ~ .......... NOW 40¢ Bulk Mulch! Bring Your Truck $15 for loader bucket Grow Packs (6 pla~ts) NOW $3 •4 Large Selection of Vlnee for Trellis Correction Polley Pleasant Valley Obstetric Department . COUNTRY GARDEN CENTER , (304) 675-43-io, 4 miles past Southern High School on 124 ~ast 50447 Slate Rt. 12~ • Racine, Ohlo•l·7~·949·2682 J • ------·-···'"1'·-· --·· I -- -·----.--------·--·--·~-- ... • Dismiss early TUPPERS PLAINS Schools in the Eastern Local School District will dismiss early on May 9 at 1:05 p.m., due to the district's professional development m-servtce. CAA MONTH - Meigs County Commissioners Jeff Thornton and Mlck Davenport declared May "National Community Action Month" in Meigs County, and joined Rita Fields, Rodney Rou!'h, Tom Reed and Rhonda Fish of Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency in a ceremonial declaration on Thursday. (Brian J. Reed photos) Board to meet TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern Local Board of Education will meet in regular session on May 9 at 6:30 p.m., at the Tuppers Plains administrative office. Generalmtlnager Ext. 12 NewI Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Ext 3 Ctrculotlon Ext. 4 Ext. 5 newsCmydallysentinel.com On the Web www.mydallysentinel.com . ....... . $2 $8.70 $104 Ono y•r Oolly 50 cento Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may reml11n advance direct to The Dally Sentinel. Credit will be given carrier each week. No subscrlpllon by mall permitted In areas where home ·To send e-mail Ext. 1230 ly c1rrter or motor route One month Advertlolng 1 I ' EMS runs ' POMEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Service answered I 0 calls for assistance on Thursday. Units responded as follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH 12:43 a.m., Zuspan Hollow, assisted by Pomeroy, Veralee Stewart, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 2:58 a.m., Lincoln Drive; Amy Thornburg, PVH; · 9:01 a.m., Eagle Ridge, motor vehicle accident, Rossie Dill, Holzer Medical Center; 1:49 p.m., Seco.n d Avenue, Ben Harris, HMC; 3:46 p.m ., Rainbow Ridge, Bruce Deeter, treated; 5:02p.m., Ohio 7, Grover Klein, HMC; 11:03 p.m., Main Strt'et, Gene Ratliff, refused trt'atmenr. :RACINE 7:14 p.m., Valley Bell Road, Cecil Rosenberry, dead on arrival. SYRACUSE 7:35 p.m., Union Avenue, Deborah Dailey, HMC. TUPPERS PLAINS - 9:02 a.m., Texas Road, Margaret . Buckley, St. Joseph's Hospital. LOCAL STOC·KS AEP-47l. . · Arch Coal - 33 AmTech/SBC - 41 l, Ashland Inc. - 4Ql, AT&T-22 Bank One- 38:, Bob Evans -18 BorgWamer - 44 Champlon-3 Charming ShopsCity Holding - 8'1, DuPont- 45'1, Federal Mogul - 3 Gannett- 65~ General Electric- 48 ), GKNLY- 101. Harley Davidson 46~. Kmart-10', Kroger- 25 Landa End - 30 Ltd. -17 Oak Hill Financial - I Rockwell - 42lo Rocky Boote - 4'• AD Shell- 571, Sears-36'• Shoney's -1 Wal·Mart - 53 Wendy's -25 Worthington - 11 '• Dally stoci< reports are lhe 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactlons, provided by Smith Part· nn at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. 5'> 14~ OVB -24l. PROCLAMATION - Meigs County Commissioners BBT -38Y, declared May "Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month' at their reguPeopfee-16 lar meeting on Thursday. Norma Torres, Meigs County health USB-.22 Premier- 6lo commissioner, and Cathy vanMeter, Junie Maynard and Brenda . Curfman of the Meigs County Health Department are also pic- ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tured. SURF'S UP . Park fromPIIgeA1 Park on Route 124, children will now have two places to go to have a good· time." Welker ·said if any money is left over from the equipment purchase, it will be used on various landscaping projects within· the park. The NatureWorks grants represent the seventh annual round from a total of more than $55 million in compet. itive grants to be funded by the Ohio Parks and Natural Resources Fund bond issue, by voters 10 ',1'1•11, dd,l!lllll/,1', 446· 4524 - ' November of 1993. Total costs for each project will be funded up to 75 percent by the NatureWorlts grant, with the recipient providing a minimum 25 percent match in local funds. wvvw.mydailysentinel.com · • l.UWCII Pric:es • Houcol Stylea and Options • Superior Year·Round Service • Futer Delivery Gold Prices Startina At $109 REBATE FORM Subscription ratee OneWHk Claoeltled Ada· ' p.,... l TUPPERS PLAINS Services of the the South Beihel New Testament Church are continuing in the Tuppers Plains gym Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m, Special music will be provided by Harmony on Friday and Delivered on Saturday. Nursery will be provided. MASON WaaAiumni Association will'its annual reunion in dlt Wahama High School cafeteria at 6 p.m. on May 26. Eastern Star women will serve the dinner and entertainment will be the Wahama chorus. Jack Ford, a 1954 graduate and retired chemi· cal engineer will be · the speaker. uRemembering Sports" will be the theme. Tickets can be picked at the City National Bank in Mason, Health Aide Drug Store in New Haven, and Ashley's Crafi Store in Pomeroy Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class polllge paid at Pomeroy. Member: The Associated Preas and the Ohlo Newspaper Assocletlan. Poetmaeter: Send address correc· tions to The Oall~ Sentinel. 11~ Coun. Department extentions are: Other aervlces I ' (USPS 21 3-1110) Ohio Valley Publlohlng Co. PubMohod every afternoon, Monday through Fnday. 111 Coun St., St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . 18 KAREN'S GREENHOUSE & • ' the brightest" leave to get an education and never return. He said that while there seems no indication the · fromPapA1 trend is changing in Meigs he was at another recogni- County, the achievers need · tion progratu, Kehl will be to know that the light will presented the Franklin B .. always be on ln .case they Walter All-Scholastic Award want to come back. He c~mpared Dorothy of later. He and his 'parents, along "The Wizard of Oz," who with John Costanzo, Athens- only wanted to go home, the Meigs Educational Service scarecrow who wanted a Center superintendent, will brain, the tin man whose travel to Columbus Wednes- wish was for a heart, and the day to join the state's 88 top lion who craved courage, to students at a recognition the desires of bright young banquet at the Radisson people with high aspirations. In conclusion, he chalHotel. lenged the students to "do Buckley, speaker at the banquet, congratulated the your best, develop your talstudents for their academic eht, think of .us often, and excellence, then spoke of we'll leave the light on for how too often "the best and you." . News Departments The main number Is 992·2156. 1/2 0 H ! Mon· Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sunday Noon • 4 The grant would provide up to $125,000 per officer over a three-year period. Commissioners signed a proclamation submitted by Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency, declaring May as National Commu"'ity Action Month in Meigs County. • As an example of the services provided through the agency, CAA last year served 184 clients in welfare to work programs, 81 in summer youth employment, 78 in home ownership educa~9n classes, 128 in home weatherization, and 285 chi! dren in its Kids in Distressed Situations (KIDS) program. CAA also otTers emergency cash assistance to some clients, as well as senior com- Our main concern In all stones Is to be accurale. If you know of an error In a story. call'lhe newsroom at (740) 992·2156. 1 q, V,liiCIIl"o of Tom~ lOPS) H(Jlllll.'>' COPS panion serVices, food vouchers and makes cailoans available to the working poor. The commissioners also signed a proclamation declaring May Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, on behalf of the Meigs County Health Deparrment. In other business, the board: • Set next Thursday as the deadline for accepting bids from· painting contractors for the painting of the courthouse; • Approved transfers of funds for the county sheriff and county treasurer; • Met with Connie Cottrill, director of the Meigs County Tuberculosis Office, ·~ ~g~r),ti-!lg t\te ballot lan.gua.g~ CIOr a tax 'levy reneWal to appear on the November ballot. Pr~sent were Commissioners Jeff Thornton and Mick Davenport. Reader Services SProAt. .Momu's DAv StcnoN CRArr STORr.f ~Ill :1 t: I: I 1: II',"" Services set HOCKINGPORT- Inez WilsOn, 94, Hockingport, died Friday, May 4, 2001' at Arcadia Nursing Center, Coolville. Arrangements will be announced by White Funeral Home, Coolville. The Daily Sentinel pra-concaPIIon TOPIARY POTS, LIVING WREATHS Proclamations signed Subscribe today. 992-2156 prOiesSIIDII stan II· PI81Sint IISPIIal llr8C8Iv8 STARTING NOW $1.00 Seeking bids MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . Pl11sa call our All seed Geraniums and Wave Petunias Reg. $1.19 Reg. $4:99 ~'! I Walk-In For Acrylic Fund raiser Banquet Don Tate otors 992·9947 POMEROY - State Sen. Mike Shoemaker will hold SHADE - Robert L. Jones, 80, Jones Road, Sha~ed POR11..AND - Cecil Wayne Roseberry, 66, of Portland, office hours at the Meigs Thursday, May 3, 2001 at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center died on Thursday, May 3, 2001 at his residence. County Multipurpose in Pomeroy. . He was born on November 28, 19:» in Apple Grove, son of Senior Center on Monday He was born on May 8, 1920 in Bedford Towruhip. son of the late Leon and Millie Sayre Roseberry Roush, and was from 10:30 to II :30 a.m. the late Harold and Carol Henderson Jones. He was a retired raised in the home of Dallas and Donna Hill of Apple Grove. . farmer and machinist at Timken Roller Bearing in Canton, and He was a rt'tired employee of the Kyger Creek Power Plant lmperial Electric in Middleport. in Ch~hire. and was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in World member of the Pomeroy-Racine Masonic Lodge No. 164, and HARRlSONVIl.LE - A War II. was a Lebanon Township Republican Central Committeeman. fund raising hog roast to proSurviving are two daughters and sons-in-law, Jackie and Surviving a_re his wife, Dorothy Bush Roseberry; a daugbter vide matching funds for the Terry Roush of Greensboro, N .C., and Carolyn and George and son-in-bw, Cheryl and George Gorham of Alexandria,Vir- $10,000 heliport grant in Korn of Shade; two sons and daugbters-in-law, Bob and Kim ginia; two sons and daughters-in-law, Tom and Dena Roseber- Scipio Township will be held Jones, and Jim and Christy Jones, all of Shad~; eight grandchil- ry of Syracuse, and Wayne and Sharon Roseberry of Pomeroy; at the Scipio Twp. Firehouse dren and 14 great-grandchildren; a sister and brother-in-law, ~en grandchildren, Trenton, Colby and Andrew Roseberry, all on May 12. Tickets are $10. Grace and Ray Myers of Athens; two brothers and sisters-in- of Syracuse, and Maggie Travis,Jesse and Jesrin Roseb~rry, all of law; Paul and JoAnn Jones of Rockbridge, and Wayne and Ernu Pomeroy; a sister-in-law, Garnet Johoston of Portland, and a sisJones of Athens; an aunt; and several nieces and nephews. ter-in-law and brother-in-law, Zana and Jim Middleswart of He was also preceded in death by his wife, Patricia, in 1997; Portland. POMEROY Meigs and a brother, Harold Story Jones. Services will be held on Sunday, May 6, 200 I at 2 p.m. at the · County Commissioners are Services will be I p.m. Sunday in Jagers and Sons Funeral Roush Funeral Home in Ravenswood, West Virginia, with bur- seeking cost proposals for the Home, Athens, with Pastor Gene Zopt officiating. Burial will ial to follow at Morse Chapel Cemetery on County Road 35. painting of the exterior of be in Burli·ngham Cemetery. Friends nuy call at the funeral Friends may call ar the Roush Funeral Home on Saturday, the Meigs County Courthome on Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where Harrisonville May 5, 2001 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . house. Contractors interested Lodge 4 I 1 will hold memorial services at 6:30 p.m . in the project are asked to Feeney-Bennett Post will conduct military rites at the cemesubmit their proposals no tery later than Thursday. Inez Wilson - Office hours Akzo-40~ It 271 '11 North ltoond Mlddltport, OH 41780 ·?'Udt 7~Ute Sale 20 varieties of Pl. Pleasant, West Ulrglnle has Joined the datr Treat Your Mother To A Pedicure & Han 1cure, LOCAL BRIEFS Obituaries f1umPapAl . EASTERN SCHOLARS - Recognized for. academic excellence from the Eastern local School District were, from left, seated, Zach Moore, Katlyn Sauvage, Alex McGrath, Erin Weber and Derek B<1um, Eastern Elementary; standing, Morgan Weber, Eastern Elementary; Carrie Crow, Nichol Honaker, Julie Bailey, and John Cooke, Eastern High School. Unable to attend was Josh Kehl, Eastern High School. Pomeroy, llldclleport, Ohio FI'IUJ. Mlly •• 2001 ·Mediator looks toward Cincinnati case CINCINNATI (AP) - The man hir<'d to help mediate a lawsuit accusing· Cincinnati police of targeting and harassing black drizens U}'$ he will not take sides in the dispute. " We have no stake except in building healing," said Jay Rothman, president of ARIA Group Inc., based about 15 miles east of Dayton in Yellow Springs. ARIA Group, which has done work in Northern Ireland and South Africa, is a conflict resolution consulting ·and training fum . Cincinnati's c~ty council voted to spend $100,000 to hire· Rothman's company to assist in mediating a lawsuit filed in March by the American Civil Liberties Union 2nd black activists. The lawsuit ~ccuses the city police of 30 friday, May 4, 2001 carrier service Is available. Name----------------~---------1 Address---=---------City, State, ZIP . These two lines must be filled out by retailer: Confirmation Number---------:--Account Number Mall subscrlllllon lnoldo Molgo Co~nty t3 Weeks $27.30 52 Weeks $105.56 26 week• $53.82 . RlltH outsld• M•lgl County ·13 Weeks $29.25 $56.68 26 Weeka 52 Weeks $109.72 3 IIIII 212 Eaat M••ln Street • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3785 10:00 Mal ilrlllitlll fllt9tl U•ut t:tO, tOtal • ALL AGES , ALL TIM ES S·l on I ~....;.. " • • ' ' J ' •• �·- . ' ··' _The_oail_·y_Se_ntin_e~--~8J ~Daily Seutita:l • I 111 Cawt 8L, Polr•or. Ohio 7~ •Fa:ll2-2157 DEAR ABBY: My husDEAR ABBY: This letter band and I are the pareniS of is for aU those women who two beautiful children, ages 6 remain in · lovdess marriages and 7. My husband was Mfor dtc sake of the children" divorced twice before we marlike I did. I wanted my children ried. There were no children to h2ve an intacr family. fiom my husband's prior marI said I would leave when my · riages, and be has no contact children were. grown, but by with his former spouses. then my husband had health ADVICE I dtink we need to tell our problems, and • I had responsichildren •bout his prior mar~ . bilities. riages in the next ~r or two, . than two people blow a secret, Intact family? That's a laugh. because his older nieces know it is no longer a secreL Since My children constandy fight extended family members about dte divorces •nd could know about. the prior mar- among themselves and ate distell our children. My husband riages, the news should come respectful to me because that's feels there s no need to tell dte from you and your husband how their father behaved. children unless they ask us . rather than someone else. It Abby, I'm nljddle- aged and directly. \vould be wrong to keep this worn · out. I \vish I could Should we teU our children "open secret" fium the chil- divorce them aU. If I had had about the prior marriages, and dren whom it-will potentially the ·courage and common if so, at what age? What can '"" · •ffect the most. If they hear ir sense to leave when I was say to them so that they \von't from a relative, they .may won- young enough ro sran over, I be upset or feel insecure der how nuny other secret! nllght now have some peace because . of this family secn."t? have been kept frnm them. and tranquility. I g>v" away my !'lease advise. - WHAT TO Don 'c worry about how to life for nothing. DO IN TENNESSEE phrase it. Just say it cook two There isn't always a tomorDEAR WHAT: Tell th<!m strikes before Dad was able to :mv. Sign me •.•. NO NAME, . now. Don't wait. When more hit a home run. NO CITY, NO HOPE, NO Ohio Valley Publishing Co. W.~ J .. , -··-- .. ...._..,F ·c Dear R.SIIriMnLr Ita ,., ....'II Editor Abby _____ DIMeKIIJ . . _...,.....,.. __,....,_ .,. .... ..... ,,, « ,............, ..... ,.. ........... a Cone: alar n.,_,. .. ,_ _ _ _ A I _ : r san. a.C&".......,a...c. .................. ·· ---· ' 75 ; a <1*<*--.. OHIO VIEWS TAlWAH Far CIC'IIml co. Navy commander got off easier than expected • The (Youngstown) VandiCator: Thanks to the generosil)' of dte Pacific Command, Navy Cmdr. Scott Waddle has emerged fiom scandal and tragedy with a far better outcome dun he could have expected. That his submarine sank a Japanese fishing Ves!e! in the loss of nine lives is apparendy being consi~ as just an unfortunate accident. Waddle's Navy career is over, but despite being found guilty of"dereliction of performance of duties" and "negligent hazarding" of a: vessel, he is being allowed to retire with an honorable discharge. The worst part of his punishment is a letter of reprimand. No one would expected Waddle to be hanged fium the highest yardarm, but having him walk off the bridge with a tidy pension and the likelihood of a new job doesn't seem quite right. ' . · • The Cincinnati Post: California tycoon Dennis Tito, who paid the Russians $20 miUion to take him to the international space station, is not the first space tourist. And NASA is showing a selective memory· in objecting to his sup-erfluous presence. The honor of being first American space tourist goes to Sen. Jake Garn, the Utah Republican, who in 19!15 wanted to ride aboard·a shuttle flight. Because he chaired the Senate committee that oversaw NASA's budget, the agency saw fit to· oblige. The next year Rep. Bill Nelson~ a Florida Democrat and the chairman of the House subcommittee rhar oversaw NASA's budget, wanted to do likewise and the agency also obliged. Then, in 1998, after three years oflobbying, Ohio Sen.John Glenn returned to space aboard a shuttle. Glenn also had substantial say over NASA's budget but his presence on the Oight was billed as a "study" of the effects of space on the elderly. Glenn was 77. In fact, it was a valedictory victory lap for the first American who orbited Earth back in 1962. There was no purpose to the lawmakers' presence aboard the shuttle other than they wanted to go and were in a position to make that happen. The difference is tlrat Tito is paying his own ~ TODAY IN HISTORY . BY THE A~IATEO PRESs Today is Friday, May 4, the 124dt <jay of2001. There are 241 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 4, 1970, Ohio National Guardsmen opened fire on anti-war protesters at ~ent State University, killin~ four stu!ients and wounding mne others. · ' On this date: In 1626, Dutch explorer Peter Minuit landed on present-day . Manhattan Island. In 1'776, Rhode Island declared itS freedom fiom England, two months before the Declaration of Independence was adopted. '• · In 1886, at H~rket Square in Chicago, a labor demonstration for an eight-hour work day turned into a riot when a bOmb exploded. In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded. In 1932, mobster AI Capone, convicted of income-tax evasion, entered the federal penitentiary in Adatita. . In 1942, the Battle of the Coral Sea, the first naval clash fought entirely with carrier aircraft, !>egan during World War II. In 1945, German forces in the Netherlands, Denmark and · northwest Germany agreed to surrender. ·· In 1961, a group of Freedom Riders left Washington for New Orleans to chaUenge raciil segregation in interstate buses . and bus terminals. In 1980, Marshal Josip Broz Tito, president ofYugoslavia, died dtree days before his 88th birthday. In 1994, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat signed a historic accord on Palestinian autonomy that granted self-rule in the Gaza Strip and Jericho. Ten years ago: President George H.W. Bush suffered shortness' of breath while jogging at Camp David; he was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital, where doctors found he was experiencing an irregular heartbeat. Strike the Gold won the !17th Kentucky Derby. · · · Five yean ago: Grindstone w~n the"Kentucky Derby, giving trainer D. Wayne Lukas an in~redible sixth straight victory in a Triple Crown race. One year ago: The "ILOVEYOU" e-mail virus infected computer networks and hard drives across the globe, spawning various ~itarions. Londoners chose political maverick Ken Livingstone to be their first elected mayor. Today's Birthdays: The president of Egypt, Hosrii Mubarak, is 73. Jazz musician Maynard Ferguson is · 73. Opera singer Roberta Peters is 71. Jazz musician Ron Carter is 64. Rock musician Dick Dale is 64. Singer Tyrone Davis is 63. Singersdngwriter Nick Mhford is 59. Actor Paul Glea.~lm is 57. OUR READERS' VIEWS Work together Dear Editor: . In response to Mrs. Atherton's view dated April 22, I must assert the following. I, too, am disappointed thar the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department is at odds over certain pieces of firefighting equipment. But I must say first and foremost that I am not worried about the ability of the firefighters to do an adequate job. Second, the equipment that is in question, the five-ton six-by-six cargo truck, should only be driven by someone who has experience with driving such a large truck. In my opinion, most volunteers at the Olive station do not possess that expemence. :Also, dtere is a pu.mper truck at Olive station that is a very large vehicle and in my opinion, the personnel available are not experienced to safely drive such a vehicle. I must say that all volunteers ar Olive station are dedicated and willing, but do not possess the knowledge .that is required. • It is not any fault of their owu, but just have not had the opportunity to be exposed to instructions that would aUow them to know the dangers of driving such a sizeable piece o'f equipment. There is also a problem with obtaining grants for the purchase of newer and more adequate equipment. I understand that it has to do with certain paperwork that is required but has not been submitted. I personally know that our trustees are looking into such matters and are very interested in a resolution to these problems. Any decision the trustees have made thus far has to do with safety, and LOCAL HAPPENINGS here are few and with an environmentalist group such as the Sierra Club fighting coal mining and drilling for gas . and oil now, our new highways in what interest does it serve? Southern Ohio Coal Co. has helped Meigs County more than any one ' group. They have offered land for a prison. That didn't happen. They have : given thousands of doUars for fire and emergency services over the years and I . would bet with the closing of the mines there wiU be land given to Meigs Coim- • ty for an industrial park, thanks to the . coal mines. , If the Sierra Club wants to help the: environment in Meigs County, why , don't they push the federal government , to let go of our miUions of tax dollars to , reclaim abandoned strip mines here in ~ Meigs County? You don't see or hear of_ that. , : Then they could do two things: dean,. up the creeks and water and plan much:: needed land back into trees. No, the:; Sierra Club is too busy trying to put!: people out of work and at the same time :: raise our electric bills, our gas bills and : · everything else. . · . ~ My question is why is building high- : ways for jobs so bad? Come live our life. ! Move in with some of Meigs Cqunty's ! poor- the ones not counted on \)nem- ... ployment, living from job to job. Then, : maybe. you can see why Meigs County: needs the new highways. :. So Sierra Club, put your time in at;} Washington, D. C. Bring back our tax;: . ·, doUars fium coal to !"!!claim our strip " Dear Editor: mines. We're talking tniUions, not pel!- ! One would wonder in whose interest nies. Thi~ would serve an intekst in ~ the Sierra Club is working. Not Meigs Meigs 'County. ·· : County's. Our area yet to see any of Floyd Cleland : the nation's economic recovery. Jobs Rutland ~ . . I firmly belive it is not for any other reason, especially politically. · Furthermore, not all things that are given are worth receiving. As dte cliche goes, "do not look the gift horse in the mouth."Well, you must look a gift horse in the mouth, because if he has no teeth, you spend more time keeping him alive than you do ge¢ng work out of him. So when you are given something that you thin.k is a great deal, it just might be more problems than it is worth. As we aU know, the ttUStees of Olive Township are fully responsible for the fire department and have only its present and future benefit at heart. And as for being irresponsible, I personally believe that the trustees want to modernize the .Olive VFD at no extra tax burdeu to anyone, and they are in the process of doing just that. Wwe have newer equipment, you then do not need •o many pieces o( equipment lflld that will save money on insurance, which, at this time, is very high. I u~ge all involved in this problem to be patient and work together as a community and everything will work out for the best. A house divided is a house that falls. So keep, up with the good work, volunteers, and have faith in your neighbors as well as the trustees, for they are your neighbors and friends. Butch Ayres Reedsville FtW ,, Mlly ,, Jell SATURDAY RACINE - Special meeting, Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164; F&AM. Work in lellowcraft degree; breakfast at 8 a.m. SUNDAY POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist Church, baptismal service, Krodel Park, 2 p.m. Sunday. All churches welcome. RACINE -'- Racine Chapter 134, OES, practice for inspection. Officers urged to attend. MONDAY SYRACUSE - Syracuse Water Board, Monday, 7 p.m. water board office. Consumer Confidence report should be delivered to the residents before that time; new rates · included in report. Anyone with questions, attend the meeting lor answers. • CARPENTER - Columbia Township Trustees, 7:30p.m., fire station. POMEROY - Pomeroy Alumni Association, Monday, 7 p.m. at the home of Yvonne Young. Final planning session lor alumni banquet. 134, Order of the Eastern Star, annual inspection of officers. liFE behalf, and I guarantee )Ull 'II DEAR. NO NO NO NO: . make nuny odters. It's only If you're having a bad day, )UU " too late" when you draw )'Jut have my sympathy. If )UU are last breath. being liteal, and )Uu stiU have DEAR. ABBY: I, too, am )UUr health, listen up! Being fed up with phone calls fiom middle-aged isn't too late to telemarketers, so I wrote a make some therapeutic poem and have used it ..,...,raJ cbanges 9n )'JUT pwn behalf. rimes. It has p1011en quite effecIt'~ not too late to find respite rive. Aiier I recite the poem care for )'JUT husband while and dte telemarketers ·become you rake cl.uses and sharpen aware of my age, they hang up. the skills you 'U need to make a This is my poem: life of your own and suppon "I have lived threescore and yourself if necessary. Make one ten positive move on your own " Paying bills that never end "I need uo more bills to pay, "So please ha~ up and "Hwe a nice day!" Abby, it has worked so far. S.D.G., NEW ORLEANS DEAR S.D.G:: I am pleased it's worked for you. But something else that you · must do Is haw them rake )UU off their list. And if they argue - you insist. Alexis Taylor Gardens (formerly Harris Farms) Saturday 10:00-4:00 POMEROY- Meigs County Board of Elections, regular meeting, Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. TUESDAY ' TUPPERS PLAINS -Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District board, 7 p.m. ' The Community Calendar LETART- Letart Township vlca to non-profit groups trustees; Monday, 5 p.m. at the wllhlng to announce meet· office building. lnga and special events. The calender Ia not dnlgnld to SYRACUSE -Sutton Townpromote aalea or fund-rala• ship Trustees, regular monthly .,. of eny type. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Syracuse 118ma are printed only aa Village Hall. apace parmlts and cannot be guarentled to be printed a RACINE - Racine Chapter apaclflc number of days. ' I Buy 2 flats - Get 1 Free · II publllhld aa a free ser- I I· Sel,eCtltOn of annuals, perennials, vej~etil hanging baskets, ferns, Ivy & bri<llal . • '• No local interest has . ..• PLAGENZ'·S VIEW Brand New 2001 Pontiac Flreblrd Sport Coupe . Some ways·, ofgetting friendly with God 2001 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan Montina Extended 4 Door 'q7,B5·0* 121,1 ·~ ~. ~ :c • AutOIIIIIIc, Air Conditioning • CD System, Till Cruise ' Fully Power Equipped! a We don't want. co get ·too chummy '~ith . this one.) :; with God. A 'friend of mine address.es • "Write down the ugly parts of your : the Almighty as "G~ddie, dear," in her past - the regrets, the stupid things • prayers. That has always seemed to ·me you Wish you had never said or done. :l. to be carrying informality with die Then tear the list into tiny pieces and ::; deity too far. burn them. As the smoke rises, thank ~= On the other hand, our religious God for forgiveness and fresh starts." ~ lives would probably be more reward• "Smile at stran11ers throughout the •· ing if we were on friendlier, less formal day. Don't be upset when you don't get ! terms With God. a smile in . return. (God is smiling at: . you.)" ;; · The Bible says . that God spoke to . COLUMNIST . . • "When you climb into bed tonight, .._ Moses "as a man speaks to his friend." don't forget to tell God goodnight." That, perhaps, is what· we should strive Chlldr~n have a way of getting to the i for when we speak to God. We ought so he did,n 't stop. With aU the different to feel free to say whatever is on our kind. of snakes there are, he tole\ God, heart of the m.a tter in their prayers . • minds, avoiding the stilted language maybe he had better take two kegs of Here's a sampling ef"Children's Letters : to God" (Workman, 1991),. compiled :. that God can see coming whenever we "likker." "l by Stua~t Hample and Eric MarshaU. !! fold our hands or get down on our "I think one keg's enough," . replied • "I wish you would not make it so ~ knees. · · God. easy for people to come apart. I had Prayer should be a lively, spirited "Just as easy to take two kegs, Lawd." three stitches and a sho.t.:' (From Jane) ::. exchange .between parties who like . "One keg, N<?ah." l • "Instead of letting people die and j'; each other's company - like Noah "Yes, Lawd, one keg." having to make new ones, why don't : and De Lawd in Marc Connelly's clas"101 Ways to Talk to God" by Dandi you just keep the ones you've got?" •: sic play "Green Pastures." MacKall ·(sourcebooks, 2001), makes (From Mark) {That's one of the quesDe Lawd liked nothing better than practical, fun suggestions on how to tions I've always wonderec;i about ;': to stand around and ·chew the fat with myself but thought I was coo old to ,. · his people as he smoked a big cigar or converse with God: • "Designat~ one chair in your home ~.) ~ enjoyed a fish fry with them. . a s your own , personal prayer chair. Compliment God from time to time . • His children eve n felt free to cajole Make an appointment with God to I imagine h., was very pleased with the : . him. mee! there every morning and evening letter from little Ruthie M ., who said, .: When God • told Noah he wanted "I think the stapler is one of your :.: snakes on the ark, ' Noah sensed an for a heart-to-heart talk." · • "Imagi~e what God tnight do in greatest inventions." opportunity. " Maybe I better take a keg of likker," said Noah, '"cause some of your place to make somebody's day. For (George R. Plagenz is a columnist for ~ them snakes can get .pretty dangerous.'' insymce, listen politely to an entire telemarketing pitch." (I have trouble Newspaper Enterprise Association.) • Noah figured he might be on a roll, • Power Sill, Wind. I Lockl · • Remote Keyleu Entry TIH a Cruise Size Conversion Van Bl'll1d New 2001 Chevy 5-Serln LS Extended Cab 4x4 Extended Cab 4Door 4x4 ~1,950* 122,850* '21,750* 125,950* • Onttar, Keyllu Entry • Power Windows a Locks • CD SyrllnT, Till & Crull& • V-8 Power, Alum. Wheels • Power Seat, Wind., Locks 4 Capt. Chairs, Rear Sofa • V-6 Power, Third Door • Air Cond., Alum. Whsels CD System, Tilt & • V-6 Power • Automatic Air Conditioning AM/FM Stereo, Till George Plagenz 2000Chevy Cavalier Sedan 18, •Automlllc • Air Condlllonlng •AMIFMC-uelll • Taxes, Tags, '!lila Fles~ra. R~e Included In sale price ol new vah~le lleted wliera applicable. "On approved credit On se~ed models. Nol responsible lor lypograpnical errors. Prices Good May 4!h ThrOugh May 61h. . · . ... @ IP1H . . ·ttr 'IIUI. ·• f' ••n•••nnau· ... "' ~ Monday- Saturday 9 am - 9 pm 1 -8 pm TOLL FREE l-800-822-0417 • 372-2844 • www.tompeden.com ' . • <'..Z) O!cMIT\CJOIIB W_.t V1rtlnla'lt1 Chevy, POntiac, Buick, Olds, And . Custom Van Dealer. . ... / ·• I Page AS DadS two divorces are family secret that's out The Daily Sentinel Cl II the Bend ' •.. )' •• I �·- . ' ··' _The_oail_·y_Se_ntin_e~--~8J ~Daily Seutita:l • I 111 Cawt 8L, Polr•or. Ohio 7~ •Fa:ll2-2157 DEAR ABBY: My husDEAR ABBY: This letter band and I are the pareniS of is for aU those women who two beautiful children, ages 6 remain in · lovdess marriages and 7. My husband was Mfor dtc sake of the children" divorced twice before we marlike I did. I wanted my children ried. There were no children to h2ve an intacr family. fiom my husband's prior marI said I would leave when my · riages, and be has no contact children were. grown, but by with his former spouses. then my husband had health ADVICE I dtink we need to tell our problems, and • I had responsichildren •bout his prior mar~ . bilities. riages in the next ~r or two, . than two people blow a secret, Intact family? That's a laugh. because his older nieces know it is no longer a secreL Since My children constandy fight extended family members about dte divorces •nd could know about. the prior mar- among themselves and ate distell our children. My husband riages, the news should come respectful to me because that's feels there s no need to tell dte from you and your husband how their father behaved. children unless they ask us . rather than someone else. It Abby, I'm nljddle- aged and directly. \vould be wrong to keep this worn · out. I \vish I could Should we teU our children "open secret" fium the chil- divorce them aU. If I had had about the prior marriages, and dren whom it-will potentially the ·courage and common if so, at what age? What can '"" · •ffect the most. If they hear ir sense to leave when I was say to them so that they \von't from a relative, they .may won- young enough ro sran over, I be upset or feel insecure der how nuny other secret! nllght now have some peace because . of this family secn."t? have been kept frnm them. and tranquility. I g>v" away my !'lease advise. - WHAT TO Don 'c worry about how to life for nothing. DO IN TENNESSEE phrase it. Just say it cook two There isn't always a tomorDEAR WHAT: Tell th<!m strikes before Dad was able to :mv. Sign me •.•. NO NAME, . now. Don't wait. When more hit a home run. NO CITY, NO HOPE, NO Ohio Valley Publishing Co. W.~ J .. , -··-- .. ...._..,F ·c Dear R.SIIriMnLr Ita ,., ....'II Editor Abby _____ DIMeKIIJ . . _...,.....,.. __,....,_ .,. .... ..... ,,, « ,............, ..... ,.. ........... a Cone: alar n.,_,. .. ,_ _ _ _ A I _ : r san. a.C&".......,a...c. .................. ·· ---· ' 75 ; a <1*<*--.. OHIO VIEWS TAlWAH Far CIC'IIml co. Navy commander got off easier than expected • The (Youngstown) VandiCator: Thanks to the generosil)' of dte Pacific Command, Navy Cmdr. Scott Waddle has emerged fiom scandal and tragedy with a far better outcome dun he could have expected. That his submarine sank a Japanese fishing Ves!e! in the loss of nine lives is apparendy being consi~ as just an unfortunate accident. Waddle's Navy career is over, but despite being found guilty of"dereliction of performance of duties" and "negligent hazarding" of a: vessel, he is being allowed to retire with an honorable discharge. The worst part of his punishment is a letter of reprimand. No one would expected Waddle to be hanged fium the highest yardarm, but having him walk off the bridge with a tidy pension and the likelihood of a new job doesn't seem quite right. ' . · • The Cincinnati Post: California tycoon Dennis Tito, who paid the Russians $20 miUion to take him to the international space station, is not the first space tourist. And NASA is showing a selective memory· in objecting to his sup-erfluous presence. The honor of being first American space tourist goes to Sen. Jake Garn, the Utah Republican, who in 19!15 wanted to ride aboard·a shuttle flight. Because he chaired the Senate committee that oversaw NASA's budget, the agency saw fit to· oblige. The next year Rep. Bill Nelson~ a Florida Democrat and the chairman of the House subcommittee rhar oversaw NASA's budget, wanted to do likewise and the agency also obliged. Then, in 1998, after three years oflobbying, Ohio Sen.John Glenn returned to space aboard a shuttle. Glenn also had substantial say over NASA's budget but his presence on the Oight was billed as a "study" of the effects of space on the elderly. Glenn was 77. In fact, it was a valedictory victory lap for the first American who orbited Earth back in 1962. There was no purpose to the lawmakers' presence aboard the shuttle other than they wanted to go and were in a position to make that happen. The difference is tlrat Tito is paying his own ~ TODAY IN HISTORY . BY THE A~IATEO PRESs Today is Friday, May 4, the 124dt <jay of2001. There are 241 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 4, 1970, Ohio National Guardsmen opened fire on anti-war protesters at ~ent State University, killin~ four stu!ients and wounding mne others. · ' On this date: In 1626, Dutch explorer Peter Minuit landed on present-day . Manhattan Island. In 1'776, Rhode Island declared itS freedom fiom England, two months before the Declaration of Independence was adopted. '• · In 1886, at H~rket Square in Chicago, a labor demonstration for an eight-hour work day turned into a riot when a bOmb exploded. In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded. In 1932, mobster AI Capone, convicted of income-tax evasion, entered the federal penitentiary in Adatita. . In 1942, the Battle of the Coral Sea, the first naval clash fought entirely with carrier aircraft, !>egan during World War II. In 1945, German forces in the Netherlands, Denmark and · northwest Germany agreed to surrender. ·· In 1961, a group of Freedom Riders left Washington for New Orleans to chaUenge raciil segregation in interstate buses . and bus terminals. In 1980, Marshal Josip Broz Tito, president ofYugoslavia, died dtree days before his 88th birthday. In 1994, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat signed a historic accord on Palestinian autonomy that granted self-rule in the Gaza Strip and Jericho. Ten years ago: President George H.W. Bush suffered shortness' of breath while jogging at Camp David; he was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital, where doctors found he was experiencing an irregular heartbeat. Strike the Gold won the !17th Kentucky Derby. · · · Five yean ago: Grindstone w~n the"Kentucky Derby, giving trainer D. Wayne Lukas an in~redible sixth straight victory in a Triple Crown race. One year ago: The "ILOVEYOU" e-mail virus infected computer networks and hard drives across the globe, spawning various ~itarions. Londoners chose political maverick Ken Livingstone to be their first elected mayor. Today's Birthdays: The president of Egypt, Hosrii Mubarak, is 73. Jazz musician Maynard Ferguson is · 73. Opera singer Roberta Peters is 71. Jazz musician Ron Carter is 64. Rock musician Dick Dale is 64. Singer Tyrone Davis is 63. Singersdngwriter Nick Mhford is 59. Actor Paul Glea.~lm is 57. OUR READERS' VIEWS Work together Dear Editor: . In response to Mrs. Atherton's view dated April 22, I must assert the following. I, too, am disappointed thar the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department is at odds over certain pieces of firefighting equipment. But I must say first and foremost that I am not worried about the ability of the firefighters to do an adequate job. Second, the equipment that is in question, the five-ton six-by-six cargo truck, should only be driven by someone who has experience with driving such a large truck. In my opinion, most volunteers at the Olive station do not possess that expemence. :Also, dtere is a pu.mper truck at Olive station that is a very large vehicle and in my opinion, the personnel available are not experienced to safely drive such a vehicle. I must say that all volunteers ar Olive station are dedicated and willing, but do not possess the knowledge .that is required. • It is not any fault of their owu, but just have not had the opportunity to be exposed to instructions that would aUow them to know the dangers of driving such a sizeable piece o'f equipment. There is also a problem with obtaining grants for the purchase of newer and more adequate equipment. I understand that it has to do with certain paperwork that is required but has not been submitted. I personally know that our trustees are looking into such matters and are very interested in a resolution to these problems. Any decision the trustees have made thus far has to do with safety, and LOCAL HAPPENINGS here are few and with an environmentalist group such as the Sierra Club fighting coal mining and drilling for gas . and oil now, our new highways in what interest does it serve? Southern Ohio Coal Co. has helped Meigs County more than any one ' group. They have offered land for a prison. That didn't happen. They have : given thousands of doUars for fire and emergency services over the years and I . would bet with the closing of the mines there wiU be land given to Meigs Coim- • ty for an industrial park, thanks to the . coal mines. , If the Sierra Club wants to help the: environment in Meigs County, why , don't they push the federal government , to let go of our miUions of tax dollars to , reclaim abandoned strip mines here in ~ Meigs County? You don't see or hear of_ that. , : Then they could do two things: dean,. up the creeks and water and plan much:: needed land back into trees. No, the:; Sierra Club is too busy trying to put!: people out of work and at the same time :: raise our electric bills, our gas bills and : · everything else. . · . ~ My question is why is building high- : ways for jobs so bad? Come live our life. ! Move in with some of Meigs Cqunty's ! poor- the ones not counted on \)nem- ... ployment, living from job to job. Then, : maybe. you can see why Meigs County: needs the new highways. :. So Sierra Club, put your time in at;} Washington, D. C. Bring back our tax;: . ·, doUars fium coal to !"!!claim our strip " Dear Editor: mines. We're talking tniUions, not pel!- ! One would wonder in whose interest nies. Thi~ would serve an intekst in ~ the Sierra Club is working. Not Meigs Meigs 'County. ·· : County's. Our area yet to see any of Floyd Cleland : the nation's economic recovery. Jobs Rutland ~ . . I firmly belive it is not for any other reason, especially politically. · Furthermore, not all things that are given are worth receiving. As dte cliche goes, "do not look the gift horse in the mouth."Well, you must look a gift horse in the mouth, because if he has no teeth, you spend more time keeping him alive than you do ge¢ng work out of him. So when you are given something that you thin.k is a great deal, it just might be more problems than it is worth. As we aU know, the ttUStees of Olive Township are fully responsible for the fire department and have only its present and future benefit at heart. And as for being irresponsible, I personally believe that the trustees want to modernize the .Olive VFD at no extra tax burdeu to anyone, and they are in the process of doing just that. Wwe have newer equipment, you then do not need •o many pieces o( equipment lflld that will save money on insurance, which, at this time, is very high. I u~ge all involved in this problem to be patient and work together as a community and everything will work out for the best. A house divided is a house that falls. So keep, up with the good work, volunteers, and have faith in your neighbors as well as the trustees, for they are your neighbors and friends. Butch Ayres Reedsville FtW ,, Mlly ,, Jell SATURDAY RACINE - Special meeting, Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164; F&AM. Work in lellowcraft degree; breakfast at 8 a.m. SUNDAY POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist Church, baptismal service, Krodel Park, 2 p.m. Sunday. All churches welcome. RACINE -'- Racine Chapter 134, OES, practice for inspection. Officers urged to attend. MONDAY SYRACUSE - Syracuse Water Board, Monday, 7 p.m. water board office. Consumer Confidence report should be delivered to the residents before that time; new rates · included in report. Anyone with questions, attend the meeting lor answers. • CARPENTER - Columbia Township Trustees, 7:30p.m., fire station. POMEROY - Pomeroy Alumni Association, Monday, 7 p.m. at the home of Yvonne Young. Final planning session lor alumni banquet. 134, Order of the Eastern Star, annual inspection of officers. liFE behalf, and I guarantee )Ull 'II DEAR. NO NO NO NO: . make nuny odters. It's only If you're having a bad day, )UU " too late" when you draw )'Jut have my sympathy. If )UU are last breath. being liteal, and )Uu stiU have DEAR. ABBY: I, too, am )UUr health, listen up! Being fed up with phone calls fiom middle-aged isn't too late to telemarketers, so I wrote a make some therapeutic poem and have used it ..,...,raJ cbanges 9n )'JUT pwn behalf. rimes. It has p1011en quite effecIt'~ not too late to find respite rive. Aiier I recite the poem care for )'JUT husband while and dte telemarketers ·become you rake cl.uses and sharpen aware of my age, they hang up. the skills you 'U need to make a This is my poem: life of your own and suppon "I have lived threescore and yourself if necessary. Make one ten positive move on your own " Paying bills that never end "I need uo more bills to pay, "So please ha~ up and "Hwe a nice day!" Abby, it has worked so far. S.D.G., NEW ORLEANS DEAR S.D.G:: I am pleased it's worked for you. But something else that you · must do Is haw them rake )UU off their list. And if they argue - you insist. Alexis Taylor Gardens (formerly Harris Farms) Saturday 10:00-4:00 POMEROY- Meigs County Board of Elections, regular meeting, Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. TUESDAY ' TUPPERS PLAINS -Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District board, 7 p.m. ' The Community Calendar LETART- Letart Township vlca to non-profit groups trustees; Monday, 5 p.m. at the wllhlng to announce meet· office building. lnga and special events. The calender Ia not dnlgnld to SYRACUSE -Sutton Townpromote aalea or fund-rala• ship Trustees, regular monthly .,. of eny type. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Syracuse 118ma are printed only aa Village Hall. apace parmlts and cannot be guarentled to be printed a RACINE - Racine Chapter apaclflc number of days. ' I Buy 2 flats - Get 1 Free · II publllhld aa a free ser- I I· Sel,eCtltOn of annuals, perennials, vej~etil hanging baskets, ferns, Ivy & bri<llal . • '• No local interest has . ..• PLAGENZ'·S VIEW Brand New 2001 Pontiac Flreblrd Sport Coupe . Some ways·, ofgetting friendly with God 2001 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan Montina Extended 4 Door 'q7,B5·0* 121,1 ·~ ~. ~ :c • AutOIIIIIIc, Air Conditioning • CD System, Till Cruise ' Fully Power Equipped! a We don't want. co get ·too chummy '~ith . this one.) :; with God. A 'friend of mine address.es • "Write down the ugly parts of your : the Almighty as "G~ddie, dear," in her past - the regrets, the stupid things • prayers. That has always seemed to ·me you Wish you had never said or done. :l. to be carrying informality with die Then tear the list into tiny pieces and ::; deity too far. burn them. As the smoke rises, thank ~= On the other hand, our religious God for forgiveness and fresh starts." ~ lives would probably be more reward• "Smile at stran11ers throughout the •· ing if we were on friendlier, less formal day. Don't be upset when you don't get ! terms With God. a smile in . return. (God is smiling at: . you.)" ;; · The Bible says . that God spoke to . COLUMNIST . . • "When you climb into bed tonight, .._ Moses "as a man speaks to his friend." don't forget to tell God goodnight." That, perhaps, is what· we should strive Chlldr~n have a way of getting to the i for when we speak to God. We ought so he did,n 't stop. With aU the different to feel free to say whatever is on our kind. of snakes there are, he tole\ God, heart of the m.a tter in their prayers . • minds, avoiding the stilted language maybe he had better take two kegs of Here's a sampling ef"Children's Letters : to God" (Workman, 1991),. compiled :. that God can see coming whenever we "likker." "l by Stua~t Hample and Eric MarshaU. !! fold our hands or get down on our "I think one keg's enough," . replied • "I wish you would not make it so ~ knees. · · God. easy for people to come apart. I had Prayer should be a lively, spirited "Just as easy to take two kegs, Lawd." three stitches and a sho.t.:' (From Jane) ::. exchange .between parties who like . "One keg, N<?ah." l • "Instead of letting people die and j'; each other's company - like Noah "Yes, Lawd, one keg." having to make new ones, why don't : and De Lawd in Marc Connelly's clas"101 Ways to Talk to God" by Dandi you just keep the ones you've got?" •: sic play "Green Pastures." MacKall ·(sourcebooks, 2001), makes (From Mark) {That's one of the quesDe Lawd liked nothing better than practical, fun suggestions on how to tions I've always wonderec;i about ;': to stand around and ·chew the fat with myself but thought I was coo old to ,. · his people as he smoked a big cigar or converse with God: • "Designat~ one chair in your home ~.) ~ enjoyed a fish fry with them. . a s your own , personal prayer chair. Compliment God from time to time . • His children eve n felt free to cajole Make an appointment with God to I imagine h., was very pleased with the : . him. mee! there every morning and evening letter from little Ruthie M ., who said, .: When God • told Noah he wanted "I think the stapler is one of your :.: snakes on the ark, ' Noah sensed an for a heart-to-heart talk." · • "Imagi~e what God tnight do in greatest inventions." opportunity. " Maybe I better take a keg of likker," said Noah, '"cause some of your place to make somebody's day. For (George R. Plagenz is a columnist for ~ them snakes can get .pretty dangerous.'' insymce, listen politely to an entire telemarketing pitch." (I have trouble Newspaper Enterprise Association.) • Noah figured he might be on a roll, • Power Sill, Wind. I Lockl · • Remote Keyleu Entry TIH a Cruise Size Conversion Van Bl'll1d New 2001 Chevy 5-Serln LS Extended Cab 4x4 Extended Cab 4Door 4x4 ~1,950* 122,850* '21,750* 125,950* • Onttar, Keyllu Entry • Power Windows a Locks • CD SyrllnT, Till & Crull& • V-8 Power, Alum. Wheels • Power Seat, Wind., Locks 4 Capt. Chairs, Rear Sofa • V-6 Power, Third Door • Air Cond., Alum. Whsels CD System, Tilt & • V-6 Power • Automatic Air Conditioning AM/FM Stereo, Till George Plagenz 2000Chevy Cavalier Sedan 18, •Automlllc • Air Condlllonlng •AMIFMC-uelll • Taxes, Tags, '!lila Fles~ra. R~e Included In sale price ol new vah~le lleted wliera applicable. "On approved credit On se~ed models. Nol responsible lor lypograpnical errors. Prices Good May 4!h ThrOugh May 61h. . · . ... @ IP1H . . ·ttr 'IIUI. ·• f' ••n•••nnau· ... "' ~ Monday- Saturday 9 am - 9 pm 1 -8 pm TOLL FREE l-800-822-0417 • 372-2844 • www.tompeden.com ' . • <'..Z) O!cMIT\CJOIIB W_.t V1rtlnla'lt1 Chevy, POntiac, Buick, Olds, And . Custom Van Dealer. . ... / ·• I Page AS DadS two divorces are family secret that's out The Daily Sentinel Cl II the Bend ' •.. )' •• I �..... •• --- ~"'-O.W4: v.:z.. ....... IW. I -..- ....... 161 _ . . , . - - - . . . . 992-5191 r.ar:: ~- • ..,. E. tlcilu: 5& 4:U-S: 15p.a: ..... S:]ll,.... s.. ea.. -I:U-9:1j ...... c.. ---·...___, . _ , - -1;]11- Ewoiol · 7:)0 ,.... a...."' -Bolli Jq r1 flilla , -~l.ood ..-.SL IO:lOLIL 6p.a. 1 )Scniots - lp.a. --T--- • - St. _, ., " P.O. ..__.,, ilolddioi"- W.Va. s..lly Sa wicu 10:00 a.a. _. 7 p.a ~- .... Jt .---; -742-1ti06 SL.-.I -...... . • • 10) 6 p.m. Sc:mt.e - 7 p.m.. 11 .... - 1 t )I • ---- --a.m. ~ --- ........ 41572 ,._..,. ru. .._,E. a..-O'Ikylol Sundly- . 9-.30 ..... Wonhip - 10:4, a.m., 7:00p.m. -yS..W..· 7:00p.m. ._.._.. . , . _ . , _ a..G.tCiolot Comrlllinioo - 10 a.m. v...... .5:30 I"' Suoday a.... Bible~ --l.pdt ..........,. Cloudo "'Oorlol -Rid Rule -Slmday School· a-do9:30a.m. "'lllrtll --....... -....-IO:'*:}un., 7:00p.m. W ' 1 y SerW:a - 7:00p.m. Puloc s...... K. Ulde SundayScbooi-IOo.m. Worship - It a.m., 7:00p.m. WcdJv:sday Senices-- 7:00p.m. MLU..IIopdot . Pule< : Joe N. Sa)'ll' Sunday Sohool·9:45 a.m. Evenia1 - 6:30p.m. Wednesday Scnoiccs - 6:30p.m. let'' Chard~ GIOII Bend, ROUie 124, Rocine, 0H PallOr : DMiel ~ Sunday School -9:30a.m. I ....... Sunday Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Sludy • 6:00p.m OWioiW r...WIIIIopdotCUrdl 21601Stlt1. · 7.~ Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. EveninJ 7:00p.m. 'lllursday Servicc:s, 7:00 I ~BopdotChoudl SL Rt. 143 just otrRL 7 Puwr: Rev. Jamea R. Acree, Sr: . Sunday Unified Service Wonhip-10:30t.m.. 6p.lll. Wednc:tday Services~1 p.m. Vlcfory llapllll Je1 I ... 525 1'1. 2nd Slloliddkpon Puloc 1..... E. " - Wonhip • 10o.m., 7 p.m. .Wcdneldl.y Senicel, 1 p.m. FoldllllfdotQoodl llllbootl St. Muon SU1111&yS<b..oi · IOa.m. Wonbip ~ II a.m., 6 p.m. WedDeldly Services • 7 p,m. • Mini-. Dou1 Shamblin Youth~ BiU Anlbapr Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worlhip - 8:00a.m., IO:JO a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednelday Servicu - 1:00 p.m. llldror7 Hllil Clloodo of Cllrllt -EVII'IJCiiSI Mite: Moore S'"""y Sd!ool - 9 a.m. Solem S1. Sunday School- 10 a.m. E\lenina -7 p.m. Wednelday"Serviccs- 7 p.m. s-otllltllldll Chunh Ravens~. VV1i Putor: David W. McCain Sunday School 10omMornlna wonhip I I am Evenina~7 prn Wednelday7p.m. C ;llholit Wonbip ~ IOa.m. - Youth Fe11owsltJp, Suaday • 6 p.m. R<v. Mart Midlad Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonllip . 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m. Thtlllday Bibk Study and Youth · 7 p.m. w-e- ., Dmtr Chum of Cbril1 Pastor: Ntthan Robin100 S\.WKiay school9:30 a.m. Norman Will, auperintendent Sunday wotlhip • 10:30 l.m. < il 11rrilnl ~75 Petri SU1111&y Scltool · 10 a.m. PlncOrovc Rev. Donald C. Frill wontup - 9a.m. Wotinelday - 7 p.m. Putor. Brion Hartnell Sunday School- 10 Lm. Wonhip ·II Lm. Wednelclay 7 p.m. lluel.c-tnunlty Ourdl OlfRI. 124 , _ &bel Han Smday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip ~ IO::Wa.m;., 7:30p.m. - ": " : ... .: t Putor: William Hoblct Sunday School- 10 t.m . EveninJ - 1 p.m. Wednesday Smliceo - 7 p.m. ~ Pastor. Rev. KrioattoSundaySchool - lila.m. Wonhip • II Lm. Hanisonville Pn:sbyterim Churtb Worship- 9 a.m. · Sunday School~ 9:45a.m. MJ.:dleport i'noiJyterlu Sunday School , 9 a.m. . WMblp- 10 ' •," '' M- Clotpol Cllardl Sunday achool ~ 10 a.m. Wonhip·, 11 a.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. · Tuesday Services • 7 p.m. '-.tit ....,,_ Towlllhip Rd.. 4MC SU1111&y School · 9.a.m. , ..... <1-' Cluordl Wonhip • 10 a.m. Wedneldly Services, 10 a.m. .Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Sunday S<hool- 10 o.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Wcdaoodoy Scrvicn - &.p.m. 'ilm:bChurdt . . Co.Rd.63 \, ; 1/,ll ' l ' lll Utdted Folth Cllurdl Rt 7 on Pomeroy By·l'ln Pascor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. S~~nday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. MloNioport Cllardt of clio N - ruB Goopelllil"'"'oae . . Sunda~ School • 9:30a.m. Northeast Ouster Alfr<d Wordtip. 10:30 a.m. Putor: Jane Beattie Pu1or:~· Jane Belnle Wonltlp • 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Thuraday Sert~icea , 7 p.m. Joppo Putoc Bel> Randolph Putor: Allen Mid<&p Sunday School • 9:30 LID. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m.. 6:30p.m. Wedtieoday Seni<a • 7 p.m. l>a.tor, Allen Mid<&p 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor. Roy Hunter SU1111&y School - 10 a.m. EVenina7:30 p.m. Tuelday .t 11luroday · 7:30p.m. ReodawtleJoloWIIIIp South iletheiNew~t Ct!urch of the Nazarene t ' • ' ;;~-. ·~~ ~~ .... 4' \' • Mulbtny Hll. Rd., Potneroy Putor: Roy Lawinaky Saturday Servk:es: Mt 01.. c....unlly Cltun:~ Pastor: Law"nce Bush ' Sunday S<hpol · 9:30a.m. EvminJ' 7 p.m. Wedneday Servioe • 7,p.m. OnndSbeel ...•' 11111 ll,tl \tl11 11IH ,._. Wednelday 7:30p.m. lied • Jporl Chardl Melp Coopenti .. Parhb -- 11 1l ' ' i l l I tTl .Ill Sunday S<hool- 9:30a.m. Wonhlp · IO:lOa.m.. 7 p.m. Wonbip-9a.m. Pao10r: Rev. Rolph Splnoo " ·t .,........ Cotutonli)i Cb- . Sunday S<ltool- 10 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wol1hip • 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m, 'nl.lrsday Services - 7 p.m. ~ 1 Middleport,__ . n.irdAve. Pastor. Rev. Clart Boker Sunday School- IOa.m. Eveninl - 6p.m. Wodtleld&y 5eMoes • 7:00p.m.'• · ~· U.in & fifth SL Mt Olto Unllotl Methodlll Off 124 behind Wdkeaville "-1113' ,..,t · St.RL•ll4, Racine ' Cooltllle Unllotl,~lll l'lrllb · Pattot: Helen Kline Coolville Church Gnbul Uollotl M - . Worahip .'9:30a.m. (lit de. 200 Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Sen'ice - 7:30p.m. Chorth ol God of Propltoc' OJ. White Ra. offSL Rt. l60 · Putor: PJ. Ch-an ;: . -C-uiiJCUrdl Lievitig Road, WestColull!hia. W.Va. :: Pastor.OydeFendl ' Sunday Sdtool9:l0 ... Sunday e...... oervic:o 6 pm . Wednesday oervic:o 1 pm s-- ...... Churdl SyMII:IIIt Flnt Church oiGod Apple and Second Sis. ' Pu10r: Re'o'. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenina: Service.. 6:30p.m. Wcdaesdly Servicca - 6:30p.m . . v '" p r .... VolieJ1'lllbt....., a.ttn~o . , ~~ilcy Ru 'l,R~ , ' 1 Putor. Rev. Emmdl Rawson Sunday EvCnina7 p.m. lbunday Service - 7 p.m. SL Jollo Lltdlt!na Cluordo Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6:30p.m. --. SL, Middleport Bible Swdy Wed. 7:00 p.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. Rullaacl Cburdo ol God Putor: Ron Heath Su*y Wonhip, 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. .... ...• -. . l!velliJII • 7::!0 p.m. , Wednnday Service • 7:30p.m. ' Pulor: Dewayne Stutler Sundly School- ll a.m. . Wondlip · IOt.m. Comer SycamOre at. Second St., Pomero)l Rev. Donold C. Fritz Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Wcdnaeday Services - 7 p.m. Ill .:: ' Sunday School 10 a.m. i!aoiLewt l'uulr. Btilo H.nea S~ Paul Lolllena Oturdt Mile Hill Rd., Racine PalOr: Brice Utt SUnda' School ~ 9:4~ a.m. Evenin1 • 6 p.m. · J: ~- Cllurdl -.DewaynoSblller · Suploy Sdlool - 9:30 11-m. Worship . 10:45 a.m. lllillT,III Walnut and Henry Sb., Ravm1wood, W.Va. Pastor: David Ruuell Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Wonhip . II a.m. " (;11( 1 :: ·• Gt4'•1Napleel Pnlee 31665 McQuire Rd. Potneroy, Ohio .,. Putor: Wayne Btlcolm ~ i"' ~ Services: Thu.n. Nilel7:00 pm "f-, New church No Sunday service e~Qt)~ime( ' Puaor: Sam Andcnon Montloi Sior . ML Morlob Churdt .tGod .. ... PuiOr. Jesse Morris A1sL Piston: lim MoniJ Service~; Saturday 7:30p.m. I I I Our_IA_C~ordl Sunday Bible Swdy- 9:30a.m. Wonhip: !0:30a.m. and 6:30p.m. · Wtdnclday Bible Study - 7 p.m. 500·N. 2odA.._, MMidleport l'ollor.Mik<"""- Filii " - ' Cluordo ., .... ~.~ .... !loft~(: Rt3ll. Antiqttily ..,. Theron Durlwn Sunday , 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Calw:IIS.U. Wonhlp- 9:00a.m. Sunday Sdtool , IO:OOa.m. ChunhofChrill lnceneclion7.,..124W BvanaeliA: DeMis SUJCnt ...... I 1411 BritiJI!IIlltl Sl., Syrw:use Rev. Mike nompson.Pulor Sunday S<hooi - IOa.m. Evcnin1 - 6 p.m. Wedoesday Service - 7 p.m. I .,.~ F ! Scrvi<ett: Wednclday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Carmel .t Bulwl Rdo. ' Rltine, Obio Tile Cloordt of J Cilrill iJI~Ditr Soioll SL R1. 160,446-0247 or446-7486 Sunday S<booll0:21).11 a.m . . Relier SocieryiPrielthood 11 :05-12:00 rtOOn Sacrament Service ~ 10:1!i a.m. Homemaki.na meethi&, 111 Thun .• 7 p.m. -CinordlelChrllt Pu1or: Philip S1unn Sunday S<bOol: 9:30am. Wonbip Smlke: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wedaeoday, 6:30p.m. .... MIMI pou I c.o.au...Hy Clnlid. Sundayl<hooi·IO::!O~.., Wonbip • 9:30a.m., Bible Srudy- 1 p.m. w, Pukr. Bill Sl*ft Su.ndly Servica • 10 a.m. A 7 p.m- ._ Wednesday 7 p.m. a Yaudl7 p.m.! Puuw: Re~ ~I.RobUnon u.r~oon.m. c-.toaiiJ I New Lift Vlcfory Calor The ldlettli'Feluw ...... Mlaillrf New Ume: Rd., Rulland . " 31131looqcs Cmd< ...... Gallipolil. Olh: Suoday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 9:30a.m. ud 1 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Friday - feUowlhip ICJ'Via: 7 p.m.. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. WcdnoodayScrvic:es · IOa.m. l'oltlallti-RacitleiW. PllltOr. Mldtttell1toltl Suday St:bool· 9'.30 ..... Wonltip . IO:lO a.m. We-' 'ky ~icea ·1:00 p.m. •d Oific>l.W.V.. .....- SooSunday SchoOl- 10 a.m. . Wonll.ip - 9 a.m. C.. ILiit)oiOrlll IWkr. Wa)'ll£ R.. Jewell Sunda)'- · IO a.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. ~ednclday ScrvK:e • 1 p.m. Pastor. Steve Reed Ron F'oen:e •" -,Servica - 10:00a.m..t7:00p...: 1lttnday · 7:1111 .... ' ... Cilia-a.... ro1111 ~ Goo,<~ Cllord! Sunday School· 9:1.5 a.m. Wonltip·IO:I5 a.m. .•, ' 1 a-dl :_: Wcw1bip- 10:00.... Wodnelday Suvica- 1 p.m. A-G-SLF.L 923 S. Thin! Sl, Middlepod Puaor Tereu o.vis Sunday service. 10 a.m. Wedneldly ltt'Vicc. 7 p.m. Puaor: Dewayno Sluder --Cilr-.Dudo --- Hartford Clnordl ol Cllrlllla Cbrlalitut Unlea HaRford, W.Va. PasiOI':Jim HuJhes Sunday S<hool- II a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sel"\lia:S ·7:30p.m. Putor: Rev. Paul Taylor - ·lprlotp Sunday Scbool - 9:30 &m. Wonltip . IO:lO a..m. Thunday Scrvic:es . 7 p.m. Sd:au•• c WD:Inealay 1 pm -Keith Rader Sunday School~ 9: IS a.m. ......., Loap- Clorhdoa Cb'*-: RolicdMUSICJ Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sunday S<bool • 10 o.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Rollutl r ... WUIB&plllt Wcnltip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:35 Lot. Wonhip - 10 a.m.. 6:30p.m. Wedncoday Servi<cl . 7 p.m. < ilri,li.lll I ni1111 Allllqttllf ...... Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonltip . I0:45a.m. SuDdl~ Evenina - 6:00p.m. Sunday School~ 9:30a.m. Wonhip - IO:JOa.m., 7:30p.m. ~)'Service - ?:JO p.DL ··- • - - ,. 7:1JDp.a I' _ , . 7:00...... I Pallor: Emeritus Lawreace Foremlll "f'ttti.Goopcl Cbun:b' --.tl'allyWade 603 Seoood A'o'e. Muon 173-5017 Scmoetime: Sunday IO:lO a.OL -.,. JAarol aurr... a.Pastor: Donald Balis Sooday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - I0:30a.m. and6p.m. Wednelday Service -7:00p.m. Serrices · 1 p.m. "-Lif<c- Pallor. R..t Brower u,.ll- -Citordl ......... CUrdl.tQrill Comer of SL RL 124 .t 8.-ey Rd. Sunday Scnias: 10 a.m.. a: 6 p.m. l'oltor: Rev. O ' Dell Malley s-...-...2p.m. Wonltlp •.3 p.m. ,,.' .." . 1.. • l nill'll lln ·lill'l'll MLH~~n~~~~~~UoltedB-"" lo Clutot Cllllftlt Te"-u Communi1)' off CR 82 Pastor.: Roben Sonden Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:.10 p.m. Wedneodly 5eNi<CI • 7:!0 p.m. 'Edenuttiteda...._ltiCitrilt ~ 2 ttl miles norlll of,Reeck...Uie ;1-o on State Route I :M "' Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley • Sunday School· I f a.m. ~ Sunday Wonhip • 10:00 o.m. .t 7:00 p.tll; . Wednellday Services - 7:30p.m. " Wednesday Youth SeN~ " 7.:30 p.m, Clllclren• Pomeroy ' w. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 992:3785 om.Qulckel Agency Inc. . Full line ol lnsu111nce ProduCII + . .El'ICIU lae. Bill QulcUI ~ 992-5130 Pomeroy 112o41877 unto the Lord, and thY thouJhts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 • Brogan·Wamer INSURANCE SERVICES 214E. Main ·' NEW HAVEN . 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The one thing that always sticks out in the minds ofthe young Eagles is the mem· ory of their assistant coach Don Jackson and their dedication to him to make this season a huge success. Several Eagles also expressed that special NEW ORLEANS (AP) Paul Stankowski, who hasn't won on the PGA Tour shice . 1997, shot a course- and tournament·record 61 Thursday and held a three.stro~ lead after the first round of the $4 million Compaq Classic. Stankowski, whose last victory came in the Hawaiian Open four years ago, had six of his 1 1 birdies on the front ·nine of the 7,1 16--yard Eng· lish Thrn course. Stankowski, who held one- shot lead after the first round of last year's tournament. has finished in the top , 25 only once in 12 tourna· ments this year, tying for sec· ond in the Bob Hope Classic. He had three top 10 and nine top 25 finishes in 22 tourna· ments last year. It was the third time this year a coune record was bro. ken on tour and was also the ·third time a tournament record fell as well. r--.-_.::.:.~tJ________ feeling the Eagles have in pulling games out on nights when they aren't perfect in the field. " It's like Don is w:~tching over us," one team member said. Last year, Eastern and Southern split in the regular season. This year, Eastern swept the series, winning 15·3 on March 28 and last night 7-1. Both teams had shown improvement over the season, but Thursday's match was a senior-led arrack for the Eagles. · Pitcher Juli Bailey held Southern hidess for HERE'S 1111 WINJ).Ufl - Eastern's Juli Bailey lets fly during the Eagles 7·1 win Thursday. (Scott Wolfe) . . · Plzva ... EII 111.11 ral grounds Eagles Hubbards hit wins sedional championship for Tornadoes BY ANDREw CAR'TER •· OVP SPORTS EDITOR RACINE - Chad Hubbard played the role of hero for Southern Wednesday as the TornadOes tallied &om five runs down in the seventh inning to defeat county rival Eastern 10-9 in the Division IV sectional baseball championship. Southern (1 2-5) appeared to be dead in the water after falling behind 9-4 after six innings. However, the Tornadoes pounded out six hits in the final inning to overcome East· em's pitching, which had been solid for the previous six innings. . Brice Hill provided a positive omen of things to come for .Southern with a triple to lead off the seventh. Hubbard then stepped in and ripped a double to right to drive in Hill and start the rally. After Matt Ash drew a walk from Eastern starter Jimmie Putman, Brandon Hill stepped in with od~ out and laced a two·run single up the middle to cut the deficit to ·9 -7. Putman surrendered another single to D~as Hill before beina removed-in &voc of Chris Lyons. Lyo~U walked Aaron OhliDger, but recosded succetllw: strikeout~ against Justin Allen and Matt Shain. However, Shain reached base when the third strike pitch got past Easter~ catcher Cacy Faulk, Brice Hill chopped an infield single that pushed Brandon Hill across with the tying run an~ Hubbard came back to the plat~ and .fisted a 1-2 pitch <into right field to score Ohlinger with the game-winning run. "I said to the kids (before the seventh inning), we've been here before, come back and keep our heads in it and good things will happen:• said Southern coach Scott Wickline. ':Just big hits, that's what it was. Chad's hit must have eyes on it. It just went down the line and fell in. The kids played well." · · Hubbard went 3·for·5 with two RBI and scored two runs for Southern. . Brice Hill was 2-for-4, scored two runs and drove in a run. Brandon Hill went hidess until his final at- bat and finished t ..:for-4 with two RBI and scored a run. Dallas Hill went 1·for·3 and scored a run and Ash finished l·for·4 and scored twice. Ben Holter and Lyons had the big bats for the Eagles. PliiM M8 Stluthlm, II BRINGING 11tE HEAT - Matt Ash of Southern dellevers a pitch during the Tornadoes 10.9 come-from-behind victory against rival Eastern Thursday. (Andrew Carter) Local athletes excel at Eastern Invitational FROM OVP STAFF REPORTS a 'lat ••IIIWIIIN 1llooqlw1l wlltt ...,1a1-· ' & MIDDLETOWN (AP) ~ Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter, one of only two players in NFL his- · tory with mote than 1,000 · receptions, plans to retire after this season. Carter, second behind Jerry Rice in both receptio~ and touchdown catches, made the announcement during a ban· quet speech here, where he went to high school. Carter, 35, previously said he would return for at least one niore season, but he had-n't announced when he would retire. eom,... Classic • "FMflllf"' Ktntucky Frl«< 212 E. Main Street Vlldnp' carter to retire leads l~mw• Family Restaurant Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse PORTSMOUTH - The Meis' md: team competed in the Portsmouth Division Ill Invitational Tr:ack meet last Saturday at Spartan Stadium in Portsmouth. The boys finished eighth in the event. Individually for the Marauders, Nick McLaughlin took se.ienth in the shot. Evm Shaw finished fourth in the discus. Matt Williamson was sixth in the high jump and. seventh in the 300·meter hun:lles. Michael S12ey finished seventh in the 800, John Witherell eight in the 40().meter dash, 'JYson Lee was fuurth in the 100-meter dash and thira in the 2()0-meter dash. The · 200-meter daili was won by Jeremy Hamrick of Portsmouth with a meet record of 22.0. The 4x800 relay team was I fifth, while the 4x100 team took seventh. The Lady Marauders came in sixth place. IndividuallY for Meigs, Brook Bolin won the 100, and finished founh in the 300 hurdles, Ashley Thomas finished in sixth in the high jump and second in. both the 80 and 1,600. Holley Williams tied for fourth in the high jump, Andrea Burdette was sixth 3,200. Shannon Soulsby was fifth in the 400 Which was won by Ogbuehl of Columbus DeSales with a .meet record of 59.0. The girls 4x800 relay team was ~. while the 4x400 finished seventh. StllnkoWsld Putor. Teresa Waldect ' HIGHLIGHTS Page II . ,. ..; ' - ... 47439 Rcibd Rd., a....... l'astors:Rev. Noty...:-coot Sunday Sc:hJol, 9 a.m.. Wonhip·IOa..m.. --Cioordo t -o.on.lt 1""1 ~ • "'-"" -.Co. Rd. Pallor. leY. Bt.:lwood s..day5dlool · 9-.30a.a. .......... 10::!0 ...... 7;)1) p.m. W<dlletday Service . 7::!0 p.-. 111:00 a.m. Sundly Savit:< . 6:00p.m. Wo:lactdly- . 7:00p.m. ..... a.,.. 75 Pari SL. Middlepod. Putor: Rev. Doua eo. Sunday Wonhip • 9:30 p:m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scmoe ·7:30p.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. r ..... aanB&pdd P11110r : Ariua Hurt MLMorialolopdR Foordt .t Main S1., Midtllepon Pastor: Rev. Gilbert CnUa. Jr. Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. -.atip - IOa..m. ,.,..,.. _ _ a._ SudaJ School ' 9:JO J.ftl. 'MQiaip -10:30 a.m. s...a.y School· 9:10a.m. ' Wodn..day 1 pm ....... Pal..., SL, Middlepod Suada) School - 9:Jj a.m. Wonhip - 10: ., a.m., 7:00 p.llil. ""-!' - 7:00p.m. a.v. llewql Ki.. Saday ldlool- 9:30a.m. Sunday wanbip -7 p.m. ... c.... 1/2 mileolflll. )23 Sandly smool - 10:1~ a.m. --__ ..,... Flnl ...... s.-,.- . 9 ..... --Moy ulea .._. ct.nll -"'.. • -Friday. c.a-r-a.... Sunda~ Sc:hool - _ ~Cmd<Rd.,llt<laod _...., .......--...,..... . WorWp Servitt - 9 a.m. "' -La"'Y- -. ............ -= -ySemoes - 7p.m. 7 '•. - . Sdlooi . 9-.30 ..... --a-do RAlb 8""""' S......,.Sdlool -9::!0a.m. Wvnllip-II:OOa.m. fluoor's • foldll'. . . . . . ~ ...Bolli Pallor: kv. 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Wlnlip -9-.JO&a ~ ¥' .-.,. • . 2. _ , . . • •.,..JO .... ... _ , , _ ..... ~-· s.,......, . ,O:aoa.a.•-. ,_ s,·.-a.rdl-'*" _ , _ . 9-:li!- ow, --.IO'.u ..... Milda: Neil PmiiM~ s-.,.IOa.aOIII 7:l0p.a. .. · 's 7:lCl•a. ..__ ~~ ~ , _ , II<Y. Crm ., a..da fl«.1lddt 212 W. __ _ , . - . Hl:l1l . ... . 'j~ · lpa. ¥' ' S . . - · ,..JO&.& s.Mr- · llt.JO--. Friday, IIW4,2001. EAST MEIGS - Federal Hocking and Vinton County split the. hardware ·at the recent Eastern Invitational track and field meet. Federal Hocking captured the girls teain championship witq 160 points, while VInton County tallied 123 points to win the boys tide. Eastern came in second in the girls division with 57 points and placed fifth in the boys meet. Meigs placed third on the girls side and second on the boys side. ·· Amber Baker set the 'pace for Eastern's girls, placing in four events. Baker took first place in the 800meters with a time of 2:47.3. She placed second in the 3,200-meters with a time of14 :02.7. Baker came in second in the I ,600 with a time of 6:02.4. She rounded out her day placing third in the I 00 with a time of 14.5 seconds. Eastern's Whitney Karr placed in three events. She finished second in the high jump, topping out at 4 feet, 8 inches. Her leap of 13 feet, 5 inches was good for fourth in the longjump. She came in fourth in the discus with . a throw of 76 feet, 1 inch. Jennifer Chadwell of Eastern won the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 55.3 seconds and placed third in the 200 with a time of 31.7 seconds. Brook Bolin .and Ashley Thomas of Meigs each placed in two events for the Marauders. Bolin won the 100meter hurdles with a time of 17.6 seconds and finished third in the long jump with a top effort of 13 feet, 10 112 inches. Thomas won the 200-meters with a time of 28.9 seconds and placed fifth in the 1,600 with a'time of7:02.7. Rachel Smith of EasJern placed third in the shot put with a throw of 26 feet, 10 inches. Teammate Nancy Pickens took third in the discus with a throw of 76 feet, 9 inches. Kimberly Marcinko of Eastern came in fourth in the I 00 with a rime of 15.4 seconds and placed fifth in the long jump, dearing 13 feet, 2 inches. Shannon Soulsby of Meigs placed second in the long jump with a leap of 13 feet, 11 inches. Emily Story of Meigo; ca me in third in th e 1,600 with a time of 6:02.9 . Andrea Burdette and Dea Morgim of Meigs · placed 3-4 in the 3,200. Burdette's time was 14:2 1.6, while . PIHH ... TriiCk. 81 Karros leads Los Angeles.past Cindnnati CINCINNATI (AP) Eric. Karros doubled twice and drove in four ' runs, and Deion Sanden went hidess again as the Los Angeles Dodgers held on to beat the Cincinnati Reds 8·6 Thursday night. Los Angeles has won seven of its last eight games with a pitching staff that has the low· est ERA in the league and an offense that has shown effec· \t•;- tive balance. ' · An uncharacteristically wild Luke Prokopec (3·0) pitched five hidess innings before out, and the· wearing Dodgers' bullpen allowed a Reds comeback before Jeff Shaw pitched out of a basesloaded threat in the ninth. Prokopec, one · of the Dodgers' top minor league prospects, doubled for his sec· ond major league hit and held the Reds without a hit until Se:in Casey doubled home a run with none· out in the sixth. Manager Jim Tracy then replaced Prokopec, who had thrown 95 pitches - only 50 of them for strikes. Prokopec stood with his right foot on the rubber and twice tossed the ball in the air before handing it to his manager. Even though Prokopec :. __..;,__,;.__~;_.,--------------~·--·-~ .... -. - gave up only one hit, he allowed three runs because of his wildness. Prok9pec, who didn't walk a batter in his three previous starts this season, walked five and. hit third baseman Aaron Boone on the left wrist with a pitch. Boone left the game for X rays that were negative. Reds shortstop Barry · Larkin also left after the first innin g with tightness in his gr6 in , ah -- -----~-,.·- injury that forc ed him to miss most of spring training . Reliever Terry Adams, who had not allowed a run in his last seven innings, gave up a two- run double to Casey and an RBI single to Alex Ochoa as C incinnati cut it to 8- 6 in the seventh. Shaw struck out Sanders in the ninth while allowing the Plense sea Reds, II • �..... •• --- ~"'-O.W4: v.:z.. ....... IW. I -..- ....... 161 _ . . , . - - - . . . . 992-5191 r.ar:: ~- • ..,. E. tlcilu: 5& 4:U-S: 15p.a: ..... S:]ll,.... s.. ea.. -I:U-9:1j ...... c.. ---·...___, . _ , - -1;]11- Ewoiol · 7:)0 ,.... a...."' -Bolli Jq r1 flilla , -~l.ood ..-.SL IO:lOLIL 6p.a. 1 )Scniots - lp.a. --T--- • - St. _, ., " P.O. ..__.,, ilolddioi"- W.Va. s..lly Sa wicu 10:00 a.a. _. 7 p.a ~- .... 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Sunday Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Sludy • 6:00p.m OWioiW r...WIIIIopdotCUrdl 21601Stlt1. · 7.~ Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. EveninJ 7:00p.m. 'lllursday Servicc:s, 7:00 I ~BopdotChoudl SL Rt. 143 just otrRL 7 Puwr: Rev. Jamea R. Acree, Sr: . Sunday Unified Service Wonhip-10:30t.m.. 6p.lll. Wednc:tday Services~1 p.m. Vlcfory llapllll Je1 I ... 525 1'1. 2nd Slloliddkpon Puloc 1..... E. " - Wonhip • 10o.m., 7 p.m. .Wcdneldl.y Senicel, 1 p.m. FoldllllfdotQoodl llllbootl St. Muon SU1111&yS<b..oi · IOa.m. Wonbip ~ II a.m., 6 p.m. WedDeldly Services • 7 p,m. • Mini-. Dou1 Shamblin Youth~ BiU Anlbapr Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worlhip - 8:00a.m., IO:JO a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednelday Servicu - 1:00 p.m. llldror7 Hllil Clloodo of Cllrllt -EVII'IJCiiSI Mite: Moore S'"""y Sd!ool - 9 a.m. Solem S1. Sunday School- 10 a.m. E\lenina -7 p.m. Wednelday"Serviccs- 7 p.m. s-otllltllldll Chunh Ravens~. VV1i Putor: David W. McCain Sunday School 10omMornlna wonhip I I am Evenina~7 prn Wednelday7p.m. C ;llholit Wonbip ~ IOa.m. - Youth Fe11owsltJp, Suaday • 6 p.m. R<v. Mart Midlad Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonllip . 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m. Thtlllday Bibk Study and Youth · 7 p.m. w-e- ., Dmtr Chum of Cbril1 Pastor: Ntthan Robin100 S\.WKiay school9:30 a.m. Norman Will, auperintendent Sunday wotlhip • 10:30 l.m. < il 11rrilnl ~75 Petri SU1111&y Scltool · 10 a.m. PlncOrovc Rev. Donald C. Frill wontup - 9a.m. Wotinelday - 7 p.m. Putor. Brion Hartnell Sunday School- 10 Lm. Wonhip ·II Lm. Wednelclay 7 p.m. lluel.c-tnunlty Ourdl OlfRI. 124 , _ &bel Han Smday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip ~ IO::Wa.m;., 7:30p.m. - ": " : ... .: t Putor: William Hoblct Sunday School- 10 t.m . EveninJ - 1 p.m. Wednesday Smliceo - 7 p.m. ~ Pastor. Rev. KrioattoSundaySchool - lila.m. Wonhip • II Lm. Hanisonville Pn:sbyterim Churtb Worship- 9 a.m. · Sunday School~ 9:45a.m. MJ.:dleport i'noiJyterlu Sunday School , 9 a.m. . WMblp- 10 ' •," '' M- Clotpol Cllardl Sunday achool ~ 10 a.m. Wonhip·, 11 a.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. · Tuesday Services • 7 p.m. '-.tit ....,,_ Towlllhip Rd.. 4MC SU1111&y School · 9.a.m. , ..... <1-' Cluordl Wonhip • 10 a.m. Wedneldly Services, 10 a.m. .Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Sunday S<hool- 10 o.m. Wonhip • II a.m. Wcdaoodoy Scrvicn - &.p.m. 'ilm:bChurdt . . Co.Rd.63 \, ; 1/,ll ' l ' lll Utdted Folth Cllurdl Rt 7 on Pomeroy By·l'ln Pascor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. S~~nday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. MloNioport Cllardt of clio N - ruB Goopelllil"'"'oae . . Sunda~ School • 9:30a.m. Northeast Ouster Alfr<d Wordtip. 10:30 a.m. Putor: Jane Beattie Pu1or:~· Jane Belnle Wonltlp • 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Thuraday Sert~icea , 7 p.m. Joppo Putoc Bel> Randolph Putor: Allen Mid<&p Sunday School • 9:30 LID. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m.. 6:30p.m. Wedtieoday Seni<a • 7 p.m. l>a.tor, Allen Mid<&p 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Putor. Roy Hunter SU1111&y School - 10 a.m. EVenina7:30 p.m. Tuelday .t 11luroday · 7:30p.m. ReodawtleJoloWIIIIp South iletheiNew~t Ct!urch of the Nazarene t ' • ' ;;~-. ·~~ ~~ .... 4' \' • Mulbtny Hll. Rd., Potneroy Putor: Roy Lawinaky Saturday Servk:es: Mt 01.. c....unlly Cltun:~ Pastor: Law"nce Bush ' Sunday S<hpol · 9:30a.m. EvminJ' 7 p.m. Wedneday Servioe • 7,p.m. OnndSbeel ...•' 11111 ll,tl \tl11 11IH ,._. Wednelday 7:30p.m. lied • Jporl Chardl Melp Coopenti .. Parhb -- 11 1l ' ' i l l I tTl .Ill Sunday S<hool- 9:30a.m. Wonhlp · IO:lOa.m.. 7 p.m. Wonbip-9a.m. Pao10r: Rev. Rolph Splnoo " ·t .,........ Cotutonli)i Cb- . Sunday S<ltool- 10 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wol1hip • 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m, 'nl.lrsday Services - 7 p.m. ~ 1 Middleport,__ . n.irdAve. Pastor. Rev. Clart Boker Sunday School- IOa.m. Eveninl - 6p.m. Wodtleld&y 5eMoes • 7:00p.m.'• · ~· U.in & fifth SL Mt Olto Unllotl Methodlll Off 124 behind Wdkeaville "-1113' ,..,t · St.RL•ll4, Racine ' Cooltllle Unllotl,~lll l'lrllb · Pattot: Helen Kline Coolville Church Gnbul Uollotl M - . Worahip .'9:30a.m. (lit de. 200 Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Sen'ice - 7:30p.m. Chorth ol God of Propltoc' OJ. White Ra. offSL Rt. l60 · Putor: PJ. Ch-an ;: . -C-uiiJCUrdl Lievitig Road, WestColull!hia. W.Va. :: Pastor.OydeFendl ' Sunday Sdtool9:l0 ... Sunday e...... oervic:o 6 pm . Wednesday oervic:o 1 pm s-- ...... Churdl SyMII:IIIt Flnt Church oiGod Apple and Second Sis. ' Pu10r: Re'o'. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenina: Service.. 6:30p.m. Wcdaesdly Servicca - 6:30p.m . . v '" p r .... VolieJ1'lllbt....., a.ttn~o . , ~~ilcy Ru 'l,R~ , ' 1 Putor. Rev. Emmdl Rawson Sunday EvCnina7 p.m. lbunday Service - 7 p.m. SL Jollo Lltdlt!na Cluordo Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6:30p.m. --. SL, Middleport Bible Swdy Wed. 7:00 p.m. · Worship - 11 a.m. Rullaacl Cburdo ol God Putor: Ron Heath Su*y Wonhip, 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. .... ...• -. . l!velliJII • 7::!0 p.m. , Wednnday Service • 7:30p.m. ' Pulor: Dewayne Stutler Sundly School- ll a.m. . Wondlip · IOt.m. Comer SycamOre at. Second St., Pomero)l Rev. Donold C. Fritz Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Wcdnaeday Services - 7 p.m. Ill .:: ' Sunday School 10 a.m. i!aoiLewt l'uulr. Btilo H.nea S~ Paul Lolllena Oturdt Mile Hill Rd., Racine PalOr: Brice Utt SUnda' School ~ 9:4~ a.m. Evenin1 • 6 p.m. · J: ~- Cllurdl -.DewaynoSblller · Suploy Sdlool - 9:30 11-m. Worship . 10:45 a.m. lllillT,III Walnut and Henry Sb., Ravm1wood, W.Va. Pastor: David Ruuell Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. Wonhip . II a.m. " (;11( 1 :: ·• Gt4'•1Napleel Pnlee 31665 McQuire Rd. Potneroy, Ohio .,. Putor: Wayne Btlcolm ~ i"' ~ Services: Thu.n. Nilel7:00 pm "f-, New church No Sunday service e~Qt)~ime( ' Puaor: Sam Andcnon Montloi Sior . ML Morlob Churdt .tGod .. ... PuiOr. Jesse Morris A1sL Piston: lim MoniJ Service~; Saturday 7:30p.m. I I I Our_IA_C~ordl Sunday Bible Swdy- 9:30a.m. Wonhip: !0:30a.m. and 6:30p.m. · Wtdnclday Bible Study - 7 p.m. 500·N. 2odA.._, MMidleport l'ollor.Mik<"""- Filii " - ' Cluordo ., .... ~.~ .... !loft~(: Rt3ll. Antiqttily ..,. Theron Durlwn Sunday , 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Calw:IIS.U. Wonhlp- 9:00a.m. Sunday Sdtool , IO:OOa.m. ChunhofChrill lnceneclion7.,..124W BvanaeliA: DeMis SUJCnt ...... I 1411 BritiJI!IIlltl Sl., Syrw:use Rev. Mike nompson.Pulor Sunday S<hooi - IOa.m. Evcnin1 - 6 p.m. Wedoesday Service - 7 p.m. I .,.~ F ! Scrvi<ett: Wednclday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Carmel .t Bulwl Rdo. ' Rltine, Obio Tile Cloordt of J Cilrill iJI~Ditr Soioll SL R1. 160,446-0247 or446-7486 Sunday S<booll0:21).11 a.m . . Relier SocieryiPrielthood 11 :05-12:00 rtOOn Sacrament Service ~ 10:1!i a.m. Homemaki.na meethi&, 111 Thun .• 7 p.m. -CinordlelChrllt Pu1or: Philip S1unn Sunday S<bOol: 9:30am. Wonbip Smlke: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wedaeoday, 6:30p.m. .... MIMI pou I c.o.au...Hy Clnlid. Sundayl<hooi·IO::!O~.., Wonbip • 9:30a.m., Bible Srudy- 1 p.m. w, Pukr. Bill Sl*ft Su.ndly Servica • 10 a.m. A 7 p.m- ._ Wednesday 7 p.m. a Yaudl7 p.m.! Puuw: Re~ ~I.RobUnon u.r~oon.m. c-.toaiiJ I New Lift Vlcfory Calor The ldlettli'Feluw ...... Mlaillrf New Ume: Rd., Rulland . " 31131looqcs Cmd< ...... Gallipolil. Olh: Suoday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 9:30a.m. ud 1 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Friday - feUowlhip ICJ'Via: 7 p.m.. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. WcdnoodayScrvic:es · IOa.m. l'oltlallti-RacitleiW. PllltOr. Mldtttell1toltl Suday St:bool· 9'.30 ..... Wonltip . IO:lO a.m. We-' 'ky ~icea ·1:00 p.m. •d Oific>l.W.V.. .....- SooSunday SchoOl- 10 a.m. . Wonll.ip - 9 a.m. C.. ILiit)oiOrlll IWkr. Wa)'ll£ R.. Jewell Sunda)'- · IO a.m. Wonhip - 7 p.m. ~ednclday ScrvK:e • 1 p.m. Pastor. Steve Reed Ron F'oen:e •" -,Servica - 10:00a.m..t7:00p...: 1lttnday · 7:1111 .... ' ... Cilia-a.... ro1111 ~ Goo,<~ Cllord! Sunday School· 9:1.5 a.m. Wonltip·IO:I5 a.m. .•, ' 1 a-dl :_: Wcw1bip- 10:00.... Wodnelday Suvica- 1 p.m. A-G-SLF.L 923 S. Thin! Sl, Middlepod Puaor Tereu o.vis Sunday service. 10 a.m. Wedneldly ltt'Vicc. 7 p.m. Puaor: Dewayno Sluder --Cilr-.Dudo --- Hartford Clnordl ol Cllrlllla Cbrlalitut Unlea HaRford, W.Va. PasiOI':Jim HuJhes Sunday S<hool- II a.m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Sel"\lia:S ·7:30p.m. Putor: Rev. Paul Taylor - ·lprlotp Sunday Scbool - 9:30 &m. Wonltip . IO:lO a..m. Thunday Scrvic:es . 7 p.m. Sd:au•• c WD:Inealay 1 pm -Keith Rader Sunday School~ 9: IS a.m. ......., Loap- Clorhdoa Cb'*-: RolicdMUSICJ Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sunday S<bool • 10 o.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Rollutl r ... WUIB&plllt Wcnltip - 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:35 Lot. Wonhip - 10 a.m.. 6:30p.m. Wedncoday Servi<cl . 7 p.m. < ilri,li.lll I ni1111 Allllqttllf ...... Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonltip . I0:45a.m. SuDdl~ Evenina - 6:00p.m. Sunday School~ 9:30a.m. Wonhip - IO:JOa.m., 7:30p.m. ~)'Service - ?:JO p.DL ··- • - - ,. 7:1JDp.a I' _ , . 7:00...... I Pallor: Emeritus Lawreace Foremlll "f'ttti.Goopcl Cbun:b' --.tl'allyWade 603 Seoood A'o'e. Muon 173-5017 Scmoetime: Sunday IO:lO a.OL -.,. JAarol aurr... a.Pastor: Donald Balis Sooday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip - I0:30a.m. and6p.m. Wednelday Service -7:00p.m. Serrices · 1 p.m. "-Lif<c- Pallor. R..t Brower u,.ll- -Citordl ......... CUrdl.tQrill Comer of SL RL 124 .t 8.-ey Rd. Sunday Scnias: 10 a.m.. a: 6 p.m. l'oltor: Rev. O ' Dell Malley s-...-...2p.m. Wonltlp •.3 p.m. ,,.' .." . 1.. • l nill'll lln ·lill'l'll MLH~~n~~~~~~UoltedB-"" lo Clutot Cllllftlt Te"-u Communi1)' off CR 82 Pastor.: Roben Sonden Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 o.m., 7:.10 p.m. Wedneodly 5eNi<CI • 7:!0 p.m. 'Edenuttiteda...._ltiCitrilt ~ 2 ttl miles norlll of,Reeck...Uie ;1-o on State Route I :M "' Pastor: Rev. Robert Markley • Sunday School· I f a.m. ~ Sunday Wonhip • 10:00 o.m. .t 7:00 p.tll; . Wednellday Services - 7:30p.m. " Wednesday Youth SeN~ " 7.:30 p.m, Clllclren• Pomeroy ' w. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 992:3785 om.Qulckel Agency Inc. . Full line ol lnsu111nce ProduCII + . .El'ICIU lae. Bill QulcUI ~ 992-5130 Pomeroy 112o41877 unto the Lord, and thY thouJhts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 • Brogan·Wamer INSURANCE SERVICES 214E. Main ·' NEW HAVEN . FUNERAL HOME 'We accept Preneed Transfers" ' . 882-8200 Lundy Brown R~~gan Brown EWING Ft1NERAL ,.,, HOKE Dignity •nd S.rvtc. Alw•Y• En!bllahed 1913 . 992·2121 ·"' PHARMACY We Fill Doctofl' PI'IICrlptlons 992·2955 740 112s2144 Pomeroy Ingel's.CArpet . 189 N.2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992·7028. FlOWER SHOPI YClways & 'forever 106lllrln:Joorr AVE. Po~OY,OH 992·6454 'Fiowe!s for 811 occasions" SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 112·7075 172 North Second Ave. · Mlddlepa,t, Oh 9ift Sfiop 518 E. Mnln 8t. .Pomeroy, OH .992·1161 OfflcE SErvk:E & 5upjply iJ 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6378 -, •• ,...., . ( -~ . Eastern wins ~Battle of Meigs County' against.Southern · I EAST MEIGS - I t w:os a good game &om start to finish, but the cream rose to the top as Easternmovcd one step closer to claiming a perfect league record in defeating Southern 7- tThunday. &tern (tS.:t, !VC 15-0) is having a banner year, already having claimed Sectional and Tri-VaUey Conference Hocking Division crowns. The one thing that always sticks out in the minds ofthe young Eagles is the mem· ory of their assistant coach Don Jackson and their dedication to him to make this season a huge success. Several Eagles also expressed that special NEW ORLEANS (AP) Paul Stankowski, who hasn't won on the PGA Tour shice . 1997, shot a course- and tournament·record 61 Thursday and held a three.stro~ lead after the first round of the $4 million Compaq Classic. Stankowski, whose last victory came in the Hawaiian Open four years ago, had six of his 1 1 birdies on the front ·nine of the 7,1 16--yard Eng· lish Thrn course. Stankowski, who held one- shot lead after the first round of last year's tournament. has finished in the top , 25 only once in 12 tourna· ments this year, tying for sec· ond in the Bob Hope Classic. He had three top 10 and nine top 25 finishes in 22 tourna· ments last year. It was the third time this year a coune record was bro. ken on tour and was also the ·third time a tournament record fell as well. r--.-_.::.:.~tJ________ feeling the Eagles have in pulling games out on nights when they aren't perfect in the field. " It's like Don is w:~tching over us," one team member said. Last year, Eastern and Southern split in the regular season. This year, Eastern swept the series, winning 15·3 on March 28 and last night 7-1. Both teams had shown improvement over the season, but Thursday's match was a senior-led arrack for the Eagles. · Pitcher Juli Bailey held Southern hidess for HERE'S 1111 WINJ).Ufl - Eastern's Juli Bailey lets fly during the Eagles 7·1 win Thursday. (Scott Wolfe) . . · Plzva ... EII 111.11 ral grounds Eagles Hubbards hit wins sedional championship for Tornadoes BY ANDREw CAR'TER •· OVP SPORTS EDITOR RACINE - Chad Hubbard played the role of hero for Southern Wednesday as the TornadOes tallied &om five runs down in the seventh inning to defeat county rival Eastern 10-9 in the Division IV sectional baseball championship. Southern (1 2-5) appeared to be dead in the water after falling behind 9-4 after six innings. However, the Tornadoes pounded out six hits in the final inning to overcome East· em's pitching, which had been solid for the previous six innings. . Brice Hill provided a positive omen of things to come for .Southern with a triple to lead off the seventh. Hubbard then stepped in and ripped a double to right to drive in Hill and start the rally. After Matt Ash drew a walk from Eastern starter Jimmie Putman, Brandon Hill stepped in with od~ out and laced a two·run single up the middle to cut the deficit to ·9 -7. Putman surrendered another single to D~as Hill before beina removed-in &voc of Chris Lyons. Lyo~U walked Aaron OhliDger, but recosded succetllw: strikeout~ against Justin Allen and Matt Shain. However, Shain reached base when the third strike pitch got past Easter~ catcher Cacy Faulk, Brice Hill chopped an infield single that pushed Brandon Hill across with the tying run an~ Hubbard came back to the plat~ and .fisted a 1-2 pitch <into right field to score Ohlinger with the game-winning run. "I said to the kids (before the seventh inning), we've been here before, come back and keep our heads in it and good things will happen:• said Southern coach Scott Wickline. ':Just big hits, that's what it was. Chad's hit must have eyes on it. It just went down the line and fell in. The kids played well." · · Hubbard went 3·for·5 with two RBI and scored two runs for Southern. . Brice Hill was 2-for-4, scored two runs and drove in a run. Brandon Hill went hidess until his final at- bat and finished t ..:for-4 with two RBI and scored a run. Dallas Hill went 1·for·3 and scored a run and Ash finished l·for·4 and scored twice. Ben Holter and Lyons had the big bats for the Eagles. PliiM M8 Stluthlm, II BRINGING 11tE HEAT - Matt Ash of Southern dellevers a pitch during the Tornadoes 10.9 come-from-behind victory against rival Eastern Thursday. (Andrew Carter) Local athletes excel at Eastern Invitational FROM OVP STAFF REPORTS a 'lat ••IIIWIIIN 1llooqlw1l wlltt ...,1a1-· ' & MIDDLETOWN (AP) ~ Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter, one of only two players in NFL his- · tory with mote than 1,000 · receptions, plans to retire after this season. Carter, second behind Jerry Rice in both receptio~ and touchdown catches, made the announcement during a ban· quet speech here, where he went to high school. Carter, 35, previously said he would return for at least one niore season, but he had-n't announced when he would retire. eom,... Classic • "FMflllf"' Ktntucky Frl«< 212 E. Main Street Vlldnp' carter to retire leads l~mw• Family Restaurant Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse PORTSMOUTH - The Meis' md: team competed in the Portsmouth Division Ill Invitational Tr:ack meet last Saturday at Spartan Stadium in Portsmouth. The boys finished eighth in the event. Individually for the Marauders, Nick McLaughlin took se.ienth in the shot. Evm Shaw finished fourth in the discus. Matt Williamson was sixth in the high jump and. seventh in the 300·meter hun:lles. Michael S12ey finished seventh in the 800, John Witherell eight in the 40().meter dash, 'JYson Lee was fuurth in the 100-meter dash and thira in the 2()0-meter dash. The · 200-meter daili was won by Jeremy Hamrick of Portsmouth with a meet record of 22.0. The 4x800 relay team was I fifth, while the 4x100 team took seventh. The Lady Marauders came in sixth place. IndividuallY for Meigs, Brook Bolin won the 100, and finished founh in the 300 hurdles, Ashley Thomas finished in sixth in the high jump and second in. both the 80 and 1,600. Holley Williams tied for fourth in the high jump, Andrea Burdette was sixth 3,200. Shannon Soulsby was fifth in the 400 Which was won by Ogbuehl of Columbus DeSales with a .meet record of 59.0. The girls 4x800 relay team was ~. while the 4x400 finished seventh. StllnkoWsld Putor. Teresa Waldect ' HIGHLIGHTS Page II . ,. ..; ' - ... 47439 Rcibd Rd., a....... l'astors:Rev. Noty...:-coot Sunday Sc:hJol, 9 a.m.. Wonhip·IOa..m.. --Cioordo t -o.on.lt 1""1 ~ • "'-"" -.Co. Rd. Pallor. leY. Bt.:lwood s..day5dlool · 9-.30a.a. .......... 10::!0 ...... 7;)1) p.m. W<dlletday Service . 7::!0 p.-. 111:00 a.m. Sundly Savit:< . 6:00p.m. Wo:lactdly- . 7:00p.m. ..... a.,.. 75 Pari SL. Middlepod. Putor: Rev. Doua eo. Sunday Wonhip • 9:30 p:m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Scmoe ·7:30p.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. r ..... aanB&pdd P11110r : Ariua Hurt MLMorialolopdR Foordt .t Main S1., Midtllepon Pastor: Rev. Gilbert CnUa. Jr. Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. -.atip - IOa..m. ,.,..,.. _ _ a._ SudaJ School ' 9:JO J.ftl. 'MQiaip -10:30 a.m. s...a.y School· 9:10a.m. ' Wodn..day 1 pm ....... Pal..., SL, Middlepod Suada) School - 9:Jj a.m. Wonhip - 10: ., a.m., 7:00 p.llil. ""-!' - 7:00p.m. a.v. llewql Ki.. Saday ldlool- 9:30a.m. Sunday wanbip -7 p.m. ... c.... 1/2 mileolflll. )23 Sandly smool - 10:1~ a.m. --__ ..,... Flnl ...... s.-,.- . 9 ..... --Moy ulea .._. ct.nll -"'.. • -Friday. c.a-r-a.... Sunda~ Sc:hool - _ ~Cmd<Rd.,llt<laod _...., .......--...,..... . WorWp Servitt - 9 a.m. "' -La"'Y- -. ............ -= -ySemoes - 7p.m. 7 '•. - . Sdlooi . 9-.30 ..... --a-do RAlb 8""""' S......,.Sdlool -9::!0a.m. Wvnllip-II:OOa.m. fluoor's • foldll'. . . . . . ~ ...Bolli Pallor: kv. 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I J .5l:rvic:a - 1 p..a - . . - - 10&& ,.,..,.... . 9 .... _,_,_ w s-loySdooal-9-.lOa.m. -~- Hja.rcil P-= R<v.-Tollio PaAor:Tcny Slewlrt _ , . Sc:llool .....30 a.m. 1llcJnl1ip . 10:.10 ...... 6:30p.m. ........_.,;y Service~. 6:30p.OL E.-MaiaS.. Suaday Scbool , 9:30 un. ...... , ... . Flld 'Mlnlip-7p.a ...._..,,....,. ..._.o.nt~.tee P' J Savioel • 7:30 p.a I • - . - · 9-.lOUL 1 Scmces - 1 ...... 1 ) SaYicts - 1 p.a. . ... t • lf. . Scnica I) BMIIIAttb.•Co.R431 _.,.1............. ........ . . lj,lll i t " • ... till£a.rmtla.rt.& s..day- - 9-.JOILOL -.a.ip - 10:45a.DL .,,.,.. ......... I 0 ._. • s-loySdooal-9-.lO .... - , - . . .t:45o.a OU Wonhip - 9:)0 ..... Sunday Sc:hJol - 10:30 a.m. ...._.Jeffrey Walbce 1• ond 3RI Sundly ~Gnot _ , _ _ .,..JOa.m. ....., 7 s..day-.,aiO:Uo.a Holy --11:001.10. "'"I odar.lloly- 5:00p.a C ---u..e - c.na~ ~ ~5-) '-'W.R~I·. . . II<Y. Odionilt - 5 Clqy s.ndey. 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Wlnlip -9-.JO&a ~ ¥' .-.,. • . 2. _ , . . • •.,..JO .... ... _ , , _ ..... ~-· s.,......, . ,O:aoa.a.•-. ,_ s,·.-a.rdl-'*" _ , _ . 9-:li!- ow, --.IO'.u ..... Milda: Neil PmiiM~ s-.,.IOa.aOIII 7:l0p.a. .. · 's 7:lCl•a. ..__ ~~ ~ , _ , II<Y. Crm ., a..da fl«.1lddt 212 W. __ _ , . - . Hl:l1l . ... . 'j~ · lpa. ¥' ' S . . - · ,..JO&.& s.Mr- · llt.JO--. Friday, IIW4,2001. EAST MEIGS - Federal Hocking and Vinton County split the. hardware ·at the recent Eastern Invitational track and field meet. Federal Hocking captured the girls teain championship witq 160 points, while VInton County tallied 123 points to win the boys tide. Eastern came in second in the girls division with 57 points and placed fifth in the boys meet. Meigs placed third on the girls side and second on the boys side. ·· Amber Baker set the 'pace for Eastern's girls, placing in four events. Baker took first place in the 800meters with a time of 2:47.3. She placed second in the 3,200-meters with a time of14 :02.7. Baker came in second in the I ,600 with a time of 6:02.4. She rounded out her day placing third in the I 00 with a time of 14.5 seconds. Eastern's Whitney Karr placed in three events. She finished second in the high jump, topping out at 4 feet, 8 inches. Her leap of 13 feet, 5 inches was good for fourth in the longjump. She came in fourth in the discus with . a throw of 76 feet, 1 inch. Jennifer Chadwell of Eastern won the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 55.3 seconds and placed third in the 200 with a time of 31.7 seconds. Brook Bolin .and Ashley Thomas of Meigs each placed in two events for the Marauders. Bolin won the 100meter hurdles with a time of 17.6 seconds and finished third in the long jump with a top effort of 13 feet, 10 112 inches. Thomas won the 200-meters with a time of 28.9 seconds and placed fifth in the 1,600 with a'time of7:02.7. Rachel Smith of EasJern placed third in the shot put with a throw of 26 feet, 10 inches. Teammate Nancy Pickens took third in the discus with a throw of 76 feet, 9 inches. Kimberly Marcinko of Eastern came in fourth in the I 00 with a rime of 15.4 seconds and placed fifth in the long jump, dearing 13 feet, 2 inches. Shannon Soulsby of Meigs placed second in the long jump with a leap of 13 feet, 11 inches. Emily Story of Meigo; ca me in third in th e 1,600 with a time of 6:02.9 . Andrea Burdette and Dea Morgim of Meigs · placed 3-4 in the 3,200. Burdette's time was 14:2 1.6, while . PIHH ... TriiCk. 81 Karros leads Los Angeles.past Cindnnati CINCINNATI (AP) Eric. Karros doubled twice and drove in four ' runs, and Deion Sanden went hidess again as the Los Angeles Dodgers held on to beat the Cincinnati Reds 8·6 Thursday night. Los Angeles has won seven of its last eight games with a pitching staff that has the low· est ERA in the league and an offense that has shown effec· \t•;- tive balance. ' · An uncharacteristically wild Luke Prokopec (3·0) pitched five hidess innings before out, and the· wearing Dodgers' bullpen allowed a Reds comeback before Jeff Shaw pitched out of a basesloaded threat in the ninth. Prokopec, one · of the Dodgers' top minor league prospects, doubled for his sec· ond major league hit and held the Reds without a hit until Se:in Casey doubled home a run with none· out in the sixth. Manager Jim Tracy then replaced Prokopec, who had thrown 95 pitches - only 50 of them for strikes. Prokopec stood with his right foot on the rubber and twice tossed the ball in the air before handing it to his manager. Even though Prokopec :. __..;,__,;.__~;_.,--------------~·--·-~ .... -. - gave up only one hit, he allowed three runs because of his wildness. Prok9pec, who didn't walk a batter in his three previous starts this season, walked five and. hit third baseman Aaron Boone on the left wrist with a pitch. Boone left the game for X rays that were negative. Reds shortstop Barry · Larkin also left after the first innin g with tightness in his gr6 in , ah -- -----~-,.·- injury that forc ed him to miss most of spring training . Reliever Terry Adams, who had not allowed a run in his last seven innings, gave up a two- run double to Casey and an RBI single to Alex Ochoa as C incinnati cut it to 8- 6 in the seventh. 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(304)575-3214 Th .. _..., Mi.....ille $450 a month plus tJeposn ca 7o&O .....,. Duly -- !kane! Dru111 Sal SUlOO Or Best Off« l"<ludea Stool And Drum (740)0411-11137 AERATION MOrORS 440 LIIIIIO low 1- aoo 501 01< -1111 For Itt ng"'can 00011- JET 992-6154 New 18 11 w de S41V per mon onty $270 pe mon ca now 1 800-691-l!m STOP RENT NGII OWN FOR $225; . . .. 1!115 S10 1118 -..,.,..,.,...furnace L m ltd Or No Credll? Gove n mor11 Bank Finance Only AI Dek wood In Barbouravllo WV 304 7311-3009 - CliiTgae"' (7~1721 ....., ,,..12781;-c....- FREE OSTOMY PRODUCTS Manulactu e oftefs a two week aupply ol colos!Oml' or IKOIIOmY b and name p oducls wath one phone call No <*lgauons Coi!IIOIHM-7880 far_.,_ IIPECIALDEAL- -lEE --.. •an amp 150:Ya· maha Bus $150 160 - - ... 1100:110 242-G:Ie3 0111400!1 1.-w.~-·-In-­ T....,andlolbo4h.3-oom and In- - T-1111iding wilh ..,., .,..., price $12,000 _ . , . c:al740-742-7403 ---- 710 Al*le ...... FIN-~ ~ Col Ron e... Now 14 It wldt $4VV down only 1189 per mon call now 1 800 1191-6777 9323 ATTENTION I nte natlo"' Company Expand ng Work From Home o Office $500 00 16 000 00/mo. PT FT Ma 0 de n orne Pad Tra n ngNaca Ions Ca I 800-2 .f>160 ABSOLUTELY FREE NFO n 1 ne U11 1 Wanted $2000 15000/mo www 1 commblz ne ao.or- F"~ Mull 111 1e95 Shu I 1hiO 3 bedroom 2 114111 E • - condl lion Cal-. 740-385-4317 8 Room Story 1 Bolli In Bidwell Two Lolo (740)245 v Sc>e<iol (3114)755-- Hvety lnd aalup paid by Factory SO DOWN HOMES! GOY T & BANK FORECLOSURES! ~OW OR NO MONEY DOWNI OK CREDIT! FOR LISTINGS! CALL 9811 3 112 M •• Ou1 SantJI'I 1 Road (3114)875-2507 X 1701 f rs Retail Expenence Prefe ed A.ppy At Lfeslye Fun tu e No Phone Cal 1 Apply n PIIISOn 858 Th d Avenue Gall pol • Olio - 310 Homaa for S.le POSTAL JOBS Up 10 $18 35 bour H ring for 2001 Paid Iran ng Ful benefliS 1 888 726-9083 ·-- F- CALL 1-100-3113-1170 NEED MONEY 11$$7 Too d10RJ b lis? Debl consol dat on w n 12.000 1111 a Up Ffoo Cal HIM- 726-9083 11705. URGENT Y NEEDED p aomo donos ean$45 o$60for2o 3 hou s week Ca Sea Tee 740 592 6651 EMPLOYMENT SERV ICE S 6265 Cal 101 tr• 7.,.7pm CST 1-8118- Specla PostingHOME SUPERVISOR ResCa a o Norlllern Region Eastern Ohio s 1110ni! ng one (1) luHmo Home ~-lor our Middleton Ealates area n Galilolil Thil position wil super vile "'*'lions lor an usogned service slit ini:UIIng but no 11m led 10 eonployM !raining and su peNialon lo alshllts (Pr ma ly 3pm 10 11 pml Min mum qual ilea dons (-Job doserlpdon) BAIBS n boslneu HeaHh Ca e Adm n I radon 01 a Social S.Niee OR equlvalenl job- alaled lllp0ri&nc8 ol3 yeara yea oflelaled W<lfk expenenee n human seMCes oxperlenoe providing ........ and IIUppofliiO ndovidua s w~h manta etardatlon and/or devel opmen al d seb ties p elerred Ava labfe o wo k a wry ng times (afto noons IM!rings m dn ghl ea 1y morn ng -kends ho days ole ) ln18 as ed oandidall!S should subm the lette of n en o Collen Houck by 4 OOpm on May 12 200 Midd eiOn Estal8s 6204 CMa D ve Gal pols Oh o (740)44e-4814 9am-6pm Frtday May 41h Sa1ur day May 5 h 50( R dge Ave n R 0 G Bndl 2 BOCkS f om Speedo s P zza on Cherry Ridge Baby and odd e C o hes New Pomeroy Middleport & VIcinity Plumb ng Electr c Pa nt no Ded<S MiSe - . , . 11&paws Lawn care Cal (740)2589373 Or Ceh PhOIWt 1 304-633- OIJackloo- Hiring opening lor dietary manager This A-t on Work From Home On lint Or Ollllne & M81 Order $500S5000imo PT FT I 600 784 8556 wwwpc:pays.c:om Pub c Cal 1 BOO 437 B764 630am 5pm May 5 h Bam 10 3pm 540 Roush Lane Cnash e Lots Of Toddler Clolhes & Toys And More - LPN s RN s And STNA Full & Pa I me A I Sh Ill (740)288 28•80 3 Or 4 - - Oftly ---~--3428 Hal~ Comp eta Yard Cere Mowing Brush o... ng flower Bedding and also Porcl1 e.-.g. 15 yrs elq)elience Rete ences c.I(740)40&-2!J77 GROWING BUSINESS NEEDS HElP! WOr1< kom- MaUr deoiE-contmorca. S522.- PT $1000 $40001wk FT 800 921 8538 wwwJham2tlfree.mn HOlzer Senior care c.mer nu an -.g4nonl-.<:!'"' Ava able 180 Wanted To Do Help w.nted Cass A OTR Snge 0 ve Late MOdel Kenwo hs w h Reefe s Wea Coast Ca e C ass B OTA Team S a ght T uck Late Model F e ght ne s W h S eep e s Must Have A S ake En do semen s sao M le RatJ us Home De \18 es Bo h Pos ons A Least 25 Yeas Od A Leas 2 Yea s Expe ence Good MVR Week y Pev Heath lnsu ance 01 Buh Road Ja01<1011 P ke House On H I Beh nd Foodland Thu sday May :lid- Thursday lrd-5111 9-4pm May 5th Gelllpol s SubdlvlolonI 110 ~- V7~ 3BR 2--0nly aa~ payoff price .,..... can (7~~.-.-. AdcpliQn S225 David s General Contractors v Gallipolis & VIcinity \ $450 00 $1 000 00 CAREER OPPORTUNITY Ea n excel ent ncome Easy cia ms p oceaslng Fu I an ng Home PC requl ed Ca Phyalc an I Haalthca 1 Deva opments o I koo 1-800-772 5933 on 2070 Giveaway Wh ea 8 own .......,_,, www callhNowAndFOI- com 740-592 1142 Qua y c oth ng and ftouaehold ltomo S 00 bag oa e ove y Thursday Monday lh u Saturday 9 00-6:00 (3114)e75-6056 __ ...... Help Wanted 110 PTIFT 9 Wesl Sllmlon A..... 40 -··50 (740)441-0175 $345 00 .... - ~$1115 ~ ,,001...., - w-. 1r.- ,..., , ... I'IIOkBII1 CAlL THE a �) ,F rUa;, ..., 4, 2001 The Dally SenUnel • Page B 5 ·- t'H.EYOOP UNDA'S PAIN71NG A&D Alii "'Tab ,.. ,....,. _, o,••h•-r Pin, ... Rulland, Ohio .......... n•Dml .... '-" I . 740-915-4110 <- •cr"" • u. ' W\102112120 I I I J • 111•7 fllff fSII.ms wv~• ... , •• • - •• • It I I I .............. Clll Q' ell 30411UZZO ........ sJt,:....,S:tl ........ ................ ...... l d · 992-JetiAhe ..... 0n1er or .... ,...... out or tile c:ommon r.~lddleport Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement, Eme~gency Funds; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home ~ m ........ "".....,.,. AI Malia Tractor A Equl..-et Pam Flldory Aoothorlzal "-Courtofllelp c:-oty. 01110, In the c-.mruu -oftheFarmera banll • Saving• ne.Jen CuiiiJllny, PlalntiH, 1000 Sf. Rt. 7 Souf1l va. Nllda Paulin• Ooug... w. um., Bualowocl 1111 PIUIIM Allornly for Plaintiff CDoNIIII, OH of5723 Bowland, et 11., Dllendolnta, upon a (4) 'Z1 olud. .oaent therein (I) 4, 11 nandlrMI,belngC... 3t No. 01oCV-13 In uld RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS Court, tile Sheriff of Help Wanted lllelga County, Ohio, , __P_ubl_lc_Notlce _ __ alii .,.... lor Hie .. ,Apply in person NOTICE II hereby the fnont door of the that on 1-4 pm Mon-Fri. Cou rthouae In given Saturday, Mey 5, Ponwwuy, Mefga Vine· & Third St. Racine c:-.ty, Olllo, on the 2001, at10:00 a.m., 1 lth day ol June, 2001, public 1111 will lie whom it may concern: at 10:00 a.m., the held lit 211 Weat Street, following lando and Second Filosses wedding anniversary teftlmenta, locoted .. PooiiiiOy, Ohio, The on May 8 and it will be 48 yrs. 21111 South Fourth SL, Fanner'• B•nk end Middleport, OH Savlnga Compeny We would appreciate iC if you 411780. A complete extended parklag lot would get him a gift. legal daacrlptlon of {blllde Powell'• Super VIIU), to alii the ,.., ......... . for ceah the follOWing lollowl: Pomeroy Eagles Aeries 2171 Sltuatad In the collateral: 1992 14X48 Election of Officers. Vllllgl of Middleport, County of lhlgo, end CLAYTON SABRE Monday May 7. at 7:30 MOBILE HOME ltltlofOhlo: . BUILDERS INC. I encourage all members lllng a p.n of Lot 424201181E Now Homes • VltJI The Farmer• Blnk to come out & vote. Numbar 87, Sldlq•NowGo,.... end Saving• Thank you, Sam Thompson ~until I~ •lollowl: • lle!1fao: .... t Beginning ·at the- Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, r11erv1• the Whodows • R.oom norii!IHt cont~~r of right to bid at thlo Nld 101111 1111 _ , . 1111, ~dhioni•Roonn1 lnd to withdrew 1----~-- 1--...:..____ ol Founll ancl Palmer above cOllateral Public Notice Public Notice Strellll; thence -at the priOr to 1111. Further, I---_;__:.;.:.::.;_ _;._ _ _ _...;,._ COMIIIIOAI. on the lOUth line of FREE ESTIMATES Tha Farmera Bank Alao I 1971 King NOTICE II hereby Palmar Street 1 S 1 v 1 n g a menutectured home given that on dlell- of70 flit; 1 n d Company r11erv.. I.D. 165127873; Ohio Slturdly, May 5, tloence et riGht angle (NO SUNDAY CAllS) with Fourth Str11t · the right to reject any Certificate of Tille 2001, at 10:00 a.m., a public 1111 will be . IIIII lOUth 1 dlltlnce or Ill bide eubmlttld. 15300090121. The above The ebove of eo 1111 to the htld It 211 Will : lOUth Nne of Hid lot deecrlbed collateral deocrlbed real eetete Second Street, . pereonel II; thence 111t on will Ill aold "11 II· and Pomeroy, Ohio, The . the lOUth line of Mid whara Ia", with no proparty ere IOid "II Farmer'e Btnk end · wIthout Lot II 1 dlltlnce of expreeaed or Implied Ia", Savlnga Company ; warrantlu or extended perking lot ' 28170 lluhan Road 70 flit to the -~~ werrentyglvln. . I' or further covenante, aide ol Fourth 8trMt; Racine, Ohio Cb . . ldt Powell'• thence North on the lnlormetlon, prior to . PROPERTY Super Velu), to . .11 · 45771 tile dill contect ADDRESS: 21148 lor ceth the following · Wilt line of fourth S t re • t, · ..,... to the place of Shelf• Buchenan at T h I r d 740-949-2217 oullellral: 882·2131. SyracuH, OH 41779. baglnnlng. S.ld 1118 HONDA Sizes 5' x 10' REAL · ESTATE ~..... tract IICII I'OUATAAX 300 4x41 .APPRAISED AT: on fourth ltrHI 1111y {5) 2, 3, 4, 2001 to 1CI'x acl' 478TE1804X/A017519 $1,000.00. The r111 ·t att and exttnda 3tc · The Farmere Bilnk HOUI'I • - e cannot be auld end Saving• 7:00AM· 8:00PM Wilt II that width I lor ·•••• than two· Company, Pomeroy, dlatl- Of 70 feet. Public Notice thlrde of the Ohio, reaerv11 the ...__ _ _ _ __, AIIO lhl following lpprelaed value. ......bad real Hlltl NOTI right to bid II thll IIIUitld In the CE OF SALE MOBILE HOME Hit, and to withdraw the 1bove colloterel Vllllge, County, and ' By virtue ol on APPRAISED AT: The mobile prior to aale. Further, State · lloreaald, Order of Sale laaued bounded lnd · out of tha Common home cannot be auld The Fermere Bank Bavlnga ......bed u IOIIowl: P1111 Court of Mllga lor 1111 ·t han two· llid Bllng a part of Lot County, Ohio, In the thlrda the epprelaed Compeny reeerv11 the right to rejlct eny No. 17 deiOrlbed •• Olli of the Hom• value. · TEAMS OF SALE: or 111 bide aubmltlld. lollowl: . National Bank, Thl lbOYI lhglnnlng 11 the Plaintiff, ve. Jennifer 10% down dey of northllet earner ot S. Michael aka 1111, bllance ·on dllcrlbed cilllaterel lllld Lot 17 on fourth Jennifer Sue Michael deliver\' ol dlld. will be eold "11 I•· Streit; thence weal It 11., Defendant•; Bold aublect to .where Ia", with no on the l!orth Una ol upon 1 Judgement IICOnd hllf 2000 lnd expretlld or Implied . llld Lot IT 1 therein rendered eccrued 2001 reel werrenty given. tiXII end d~•nc• 01 70 fatt; baing Cllt No. 01: e11111 For further moblll home IIXII. lhllooe at rlaht angle CV-028 In eald Court lnformetlon, prior to · with Fourth Street. the Sheriff of Malgi " ' ' date contact Dougl•• W. Uttle, :~~-::::: ~h~=: County, Ohio, will Attorney lor Pltlntlff 112-2131. Shalla Buchanan at . - - - - - - right engle with the offer lor 1111 at tha north line of Lot No. front door of the (4) 27 CIJ a, 3, 4, 2001 In {5) 4, 11 COITRACTOIS, IlK. 17 and eaet 1 Courthoun 3tc dllllnca of 10 1111 to Pomeroy, Melga 31 · RICine, Ohio 41771 tfll weal lldt 01 County, Ohio, on thl • FOUrth Streit• thence 8th dJoy of June, 2001 • 740-985-3948 north th 11 10:30 a.m., the CONCRETf/BLOWIRICK on · e Wll1 following lende aldl of Fourth Streit tenement• enci • foolel'l, Well., Sttpl • I Clllllnce ol 5 flit; mobile home loclted Fill Work, the pilOt ol II 2148 Third Strllt · Replocomenll, • Wolka bllllnnlng. OH 457711• . . Ill 111t dtecrlbed yrecua•, · and Drlvea • Stentll A complete lagel ' Eldmotea Crote Free tl'lct of ground tee.. d11orlptlon of the II felt on Fourth rill 111111 11 11 Sei'YIDI Ohio IDdW.V. 8tr11t and extend• lollowa· · WV11031712 Mltlrly at that width Th 1 • to II ow In 11 1 dlellnca of 70 flat; dtacrlbed preml111 111 being In the tllueted In lulton Vlllll of Middleport, Townehlp, Syrecull Advertise lhltl• County, Ohio. Vlllege 100 Acre Lot Deed Reference: 285 , T~wn 2 North, In space ~- sT, Pega 863, Range 12 Wilt · 11 lnd Volume 22, Page recordfd In Volu~ 2, for $25 par 173• Melee County Pege 35, Melee month . Otflolll ~·· County Plat Recorde, Auditor 1 Parcel County of Melge end Numbera: 15· Stall of Ohio: 00401.000 end 15· The following reel 00407.000. tllllt, viz: Lola Noe. The tbova ten {10) and eleven deiOrlbed real eltltt C11) altuated In Ia auld "ea Ia" Lonnie Bridgeman•• without -rranUeo or Actdltlon of Syrecu11, •NewHomea and In the County of PROPERTY Molga, and Stell of •Garag11 . ADDRESS: 2011 Ohio, re. .rvlng the • Complttt South Fourth Str11t, coel end the right to Middleport, OH mlnathtume. •RtmOdellng 411780. Referanoa Dud: Stop I Compa,. REAL ESTATE Volum• 73, Page 887 IAPPIWSI!D A'r. Malga County Offlclei FREE ESnMATES t:M,OOO.OO. The real A100rd1~ ...... cannot bllofd Auditor'• Parcel 740-992-1871 for 1111 than two· Noo .: 20·00428.000 lblnll the appralaed end 20-00427.000. -- MaintenanceGutters- Down -IISIOfiiiiAL 740·992-7599 OFYINEUth FTN Eltlllllfll • Mutcb Blllldozer Senlca 949-1405 ORNER' . II HtetPumpe • !lome Plumbing All Conditioning ' 'We Service All Makes' · Warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. .Under new ownership it is now 992;,3470 IIIIEHIIIHI.&"IUIG , 591~5011 211• Ucenlld • lniUred · Trine • Jenllrol • Thlrmtll Zone • Lennox ~c«.e Smite&. Serving customers11 years 'Wt fUI&n 'lltdll Produc:tl'. All Olein Slocll Tiiliiifttii·i"SPiCiii•, 't715 • I SAID HE WAS Advertise In this space for $25 month. • Gnvel SIJicl • lbprall • f111 Dirt Spout 1------- BISSELL Moli thru Fri 9-!1:30; Rooting • Home ,...,.... ,I -Pida414 Wrltesel o- 1 Shlrrll Fink, Owner Toll Free 1-888-913-6595 CIIIIIIIIUftll~lltlrlLIIII SINCE 1964 'WK~t-~ '<OU'Ilf. •me: IACIHOI• DOIIIO • END I.OADII• IIIKIIIIIG •TIIIIOIIIIG BOI{t-l LO:£..!l., '' E~ . 1»..'1' IS •ooE.OFTf\00£. The CRAFTY, BUND SPOT ' ~~~ (Factory Outlet) High& Dry All vertkoiiJiindo are Self-Storage made to order at our loeetion UPTO 70%0FF • Verdeoio • wciod • Mini& • Eo< . 144 TWnl AJt. Galpols '446-4995 ...,.•. . Hlll't S1lf 33795 Hiland Rd. ' . Po~~Wroy, Ohio 740-992-5232 Pd1mo. KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER Till! HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT ".n, OF DAMIAOINQ ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING 1------- {»..'(5" ! nRRY'S ENGINE AND AIR COMPRESSORS Complete Mobile R~palr on Lawn Tractors, Mowers, Tillers, Warranty Repairs 1·866-299·4445 • Toll Free r---~-----------~:',. HARTWELL · STORAGE . • '· TJ.IE TEACHER SAID M'{ :REPORT OH '' UIH'o' WE'RE J.IERE" : UJASW1T LON6 ENOU6H .. ''·· St. Rt. 7. ( •·' lOx 10$40 10x20$60 ' ssoo.oo. a. fHf ,._ •• hu ,... 1 111' ,._ •• .. ... -.-·11 992-1717 -' · Advertise In this space . for $25 per · : month Tl-lAT~S A LOT LONGER .. AND IT I-IA5 MORE DEPTJ.I .. s this \ 1~75·71Z4 1-800-Z!Q-J077 Relldenllal Conunen:ial Now Construdlon Sales Senico ,Installation · . Salurday, May S, 2001 Some verY interesting changes in Ihe year ahead pre· cipituled by outside innuences can turn oul lo be very lucky for you . It'll have something to do with your work . TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) -- Ho vering about you today are a number of unique opportunities .on which you can capitalize, especially careerwi se. Don ' t become frightened of anything because of its size. Trying oo patch up a broken romonce7 The Astra· Oruph Matchmaker can help you understood what to do to make the relationship work. Moil $2.75 to Matchmaker, clo this newspu~er, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Htll Station, New York, NY 10156. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) •· You're more ouuned to socializing or pluying today thnn doing unylhing serious, so it might be wise to yield to your inclinution s and put your cr ili cnllnsk.<ol'flo unothcr day. CANCER (J un• 21-l,uly 22 1 •. Fir~ t pn 1t..:~.:t th..: imcrc!'t :-i nf I ' Spec!.lld1111 In Shoot Metal D~~<twork · "Trone" ~Its a Senin For Gillie, Muon, and Melp CounliM Llunsed end lnound WV 00517' Call Us F'li'St Or We Both Lose! Ask For Mike Hindle 1·800-272-5179 or446·9800 .AWIL co-. Phone ·992·21 55 I lllllrud '1!1 SWp A 'lloro~ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRucnON ·Cellular Sales & Service 204 Condor St. 992·2975 Pomeroy DOWN 1 CHile 2=:" 3 Tanglld 27Domllh 211 Roman502 31 Filch, 32= 4 Heat unit c-.J ._ 35 Clothing 36 Cry of 11 31 Devotion ~ 12~ onloan ~tion :~:- UI Succor 39 Twilled 22 Agnee 40 Wlnclero MOCMihlld 42 Antelope roll 44 Move In 1 24 ~· sneaky manner 21 Helper 21 Strtngad lnotrumtnt 30 Llzlneo1 I Build 7 SodiIICiory 34 Hardly 37 PN-EIItlr time ::....hlng) atert I Wyoming hrl. 10 Hurl cry 5 Pilei of 33 Tar 34 49 50 . 52 53 Mine flnil U.. a otraw Bro., e.g. Heart CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos· Celebrity Cipher ayptograms are created from quotations by famous people, pa1t and present Each lener in the cipher standS for another. Today's clue: U equals J '8 GMNSCMG EZ OX B DOV XZLZY ESG OKGNY GMZX UNMXDNX LOX HYZKITZD USDG WBKMOZT MBO B'A MOA TBIZ KOBXZ, Wz.• r N X '' A 0 PD . ZOYTP PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ' I would have loved to have been an opera slngerl I have a wonderfully big voJce and no ear.~ Carl Reiner ' ·· · · woh GAM I I· I I BUl 0 0 E I I 2 1 I II Xl E E 13 I~ I H0 GS T My niece, who daydreamed about outer space had a poster that read' "Space ScientisCs Have Their Feet On The Ground And 'Their Heads- · the .t. -: --.: · I '..,. li KERNO-c I I I' I I 18 e 1 I~ I 5 - Complehi tile .chuckle quoted · e fillin~ by In the milling wordo you devolop from step No. 3 betow. PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES D ANSWER UNSCRAMBLE fORI An overweight woman stepped down from the s.cale · and announced, "I would rather be saved from these consequences lhan my VICES .' IZU.' spring . 57 Chll8 ~ • SCIU:M Lm ANSWIIS Eschew - Knife - Valid- Wheeze - VICES ELm MECHANICAl,. CONTRACTORS Bring In your tepalr work we'D get you going for 23 s ,. 24 Dlc1ldl unlit 25 Nall'lkt . J«<llr I ask myself why Did I bid a little slaon My answer: finesse -- Barbara Clayton, Springfield, Mo . A slam that lives or dies pur'ely on a finesse is my least favorile. So many points are riding on the location of one card. However, even when a slam appears to be 50· 50, oflen there are oth· er possibilities that affect the odds. For example, when you are in a suit slam, there is always a risk, however slight, that the defense might take a lethal trick-one ruff. Or the layout might be like · today's. How would you plan the play in six hearts after West leads the spade queen? North 's three-notrump respon se was a game-forcing heart raise ; three hearts would have been a game-invitational limit raise. Soulh, cursing the mirror distribution, thought he would n~ed the club finesse to win. Then he spotted ·One other chance. De~larer won with his spade' ace, drew tnlmps, and cashed his remaining diamond and spade tricks, ending in the dummy. Now came a low club. When East played low, South put on his eight, endplayi'ng West; who had either to lead back into Soulh 's ace-queen of clubs or to concede a ruff-arid-discard. No finesse needed! However, East didn't follow a key rule: When declarer is attempting an endplay, ·second hand plays high. If East had put up his club nine, the contract would have failed . .South would have lost two club tricks. P/B Advertise your ·business on this for 55 One ot the ..,._.. 20 1-IDII 51 U.. 1 21 l.argalllllla w-n BY PHILLIP AWEK -At. M ...... Mllable Howardl. IN! 41 51 Climb • mounllln 54 ~of e.g. ' West ...... .._ 47 17 ... .18 Glrlllld, One card ~949-2804 •• PUrl TERIIS OF SALE: 10% doWn day of 111e, balance on delivery of deed. Sold aullject 10 -~~~ h8lf 2000 111111 accrued 2001 real Oh!O E.1 i'f;C Loc81114352tl4 ....,. .. ........ By virtue of an Box 1.~r. :1 5 'ft e= WI' 2 'WWoo'.1 a •' ~'r.. 'i:r: ... :rc;.. I" Rock 1 R Hu~p t:.c;r·nt CaJiil!illw I ..... 1 15 18 · &ca Homo" v· · ....... Nftther MOIIUMENTAL UFE IIISURAIIU CO. ~%9:: Olllo •u,.Wrlllle In lhltspace for$25per month == ='· :tat .......... illlag 41 D' .41::~: 9 I I f I I • AQT • AQI 011 740-74242117' 45lllfll ~ 13 ~J.c .. ,.,, llre*r.: SlluUI WAN IED with . . . ·iiaApk Repair (740)7.U-8B Hill 521-G918 ~ :.Tn Remodeling New Additions Garages 41W!!.!xpih'IBnce 40 Lilt ot 1 :ctiJ 41 7 - c:a'S 43 Pta~ III Complete Home llolltrl8:30 - 5:00 Over ACROSS COIJUCJII6 Truck seats, car seats, headliners, IIUtk ta1p5, COII¥Citible &: viayltopl, fow; wbeeler seats, motortydc seats, boat awas, caopets, etc. ofpei•ri¥-IAt ... tlo il/or yu.• lolleiiul I'REE UTMATU Advertise NEA Cro ..word Puzzle ·~~-PHIIJ.IP AWER Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 pt.'n.: \111:-i for wlwm you arc din:ctly I'C ~ p i lll ,.. ihh: und then worry uhutn other~'\ . If ynu •• \ .,I SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -- Be especially cor· di al lo persons from all walks of life loday. A new fri end or · contact you meet <.~t lhi s time co,uld lake on a significant role in your personal affairs. " C APRICORN <Dec . 22-Jan . 19 ) -- Both a L' a r~t.' l' malll' r mu.J a fimtnt.: ial uffair c..·ou ld be qu ite hcncfil.:ial totlay i11 w ~ y!<i thai cnuld serve you welL "then:·:-; :o;umc ~ inJ of linkagt.! betwee n the t\-..·o. AQU ARI US ll •m. 20-Feb. 19) -- One of your grea1e<1 gifts. which you' ll use wilh skill loduy. is your ub ili1 y 10 ~ ~cp your prio riti c~ · i'rl ol'd!.!r tollily. it" II puy oiT where it rc ully l'O UtU S. LEO (Jul y 2.1-Aug, 221 ·· Oh~itadcs thal inight nornmlly litymic you won't ht: anything hu! a hit of u nuisam:c to you tm.Jay. It ' ll he th~ ahcnmti vc rout.: s ynu sr:kct for t.:i rcumvt.> nling tht.'m that bring them down to size. VI ROO (Aug . 23-Sept . 22) ·· Genernlly, your opportunities colt)e through persons who give-.ep thought and study to speculative projects. bul today you could be extremely lucky with those who are imaginative risk fakers. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct . 23). • Only through your personal touch of things will you reop the kinds of results for which you're hoping today. Make. sure you have your rinser on everything of importance at all times . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) •· What you tender tooth· . ers today, be it compassion or material, will be returned to you twofold. You'll be a recip· ient , however, because you're prepared to be a giver first. take the c .~s~: n cc of an i de<~ O lnuthe r hus m1thored and udnpt it f~W )' 0\JI' OW\1 purpO!oit;! .~. PISCF.~ (Fob , 20-Murch 20) •• Even though this is o week· end day, some kind of joint commen:ial venture in which you're engaged equid pul extra money in your pocket lodoy. Be wotchful . ARIBS (Man:h 2.1 ·April19) •• Friends are still i n the do· sornclhin~ ·fcr·y ou mode today, ond a ruther good pnl of you" may offer to complete what you're unnble .to do for your· . self Remembet to say; "Thank )'OU ... •I �) ,F rUa;, ..., 4, 2001 The Dally SenUnel • Page B 5 ·- t'H.EYOOP UNDA'S PAIN71NG A&D Alii "'Tab ,.. ,....,. _, o,••h•-r Pin, ... Rulland, Ohio .......... n•Dml .... '-" I . 740-915-4110 <- •cr"" • u. ' W\102112120 I I I J • 111•7 fllff fSII.ms wv~• ... , •• • - •• • It I I I .............. Clll Q' ell 30411UZZO ........ sJt,:....,S:tl ........ ................ ...... l d · 992-JetiAhe ..... 0n1er or .... ,...... out or tile c:ommon r.~lddleport Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement, Eme~gency Funds; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home ~ m ........ "".....,.,. AI Malia Tractor A Equl..-et Pam Flldory Aoothorlzal "-Courtofllelp c:-oty. 01110, In the c-.mruu -oftheFarmera banll • Saving• ne.Jen CuiiiJllny, PlalntiH, 1000 Sf. Rt. 7 Souf1l va. Nllda Paulin• Ooug... w. um., Bualowocl 1111 PIUIIM Allornly for Plaintiff CDoNIIII, OH of5723 Bowland, et 11., Dllendolnta, upon a (4) 'Z1 olud. .oaent therein (I) 4, 11 nandlrMI,belngC... 3t No. 01oCV-13 In uld RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS Court, tile Sheriff of Help Wanted lllelga County, Ohio, , __P_ubl_lc_Notlce _ __ alii .,.... lor Hie .. ,Apply in person NOTICE II hereby the fnont door of the that on 1-4 pm Mon-Fri. Cou rthouae In given Saturday, Mey 5, Ponwwuy, Mefga Vine· & Third St. Racine c:-.ty, Olllo, on the 2001, at10:00 a.m., 1 lth day ol June, 2001, public 1111 will lie whom it may concern: at 10:00 a.m., the held lit 211 Weat Street, following lando and Second Filosses wedding anniversary teftlmenta, locoted .. PooiiiiOy, Ohio, The on May 8 and it will be 48 yrs. 21111 South Fourth SL, Fanner'• B•nk end Middleport, OH Savlnga Compeny We would appreciate iC if you 411780. A complete extended parklag lot would get him a gift. legal daacrlptlon of {blllde Powell'• Super VIIU), to alii the ,.., ......... . for ceah the follOWing lollowl: Pomeroy Eagles Aeries 2171 Sltuatad In the collateral: 1992 14X48 Election of Officers. Vllllgl of Middleport, County of lhlgo, end CLAYTON SABRE Monday May 7. at 7:30 MOBILE HOME ltltlofOhlo: . BUILDERS INC. I encourage all members lllng a p.n of Lot 424201181E Now Homes • VltJI The Farmer• Blnk to come out & vote. Numbar 87, Sldlq•NowGo,.... end Saving• Thank you, Sam Thompson ~until I~ •lollowl: • lle!1fao: .... t Beginning ·at the- Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, r11erv1• the Whodows • R.oom norii!IHt cont~~r of right to bid at thlo Nld 101111 1111 _ , . 1111, ~dhioni•Roonn1 lnd to withdrew 1----~-- 1--...:..____ ol Founll ancl Palmer above cOllateral Public Notice Public Notice Strellll; thence -at the priOr to 1111. Further, I---_;__:.;.:.::.;_ _;._ _ _ _...;,._ COMIIIIOAI. on the lOUth line of FREE ESTIMATES Tha Farmera Bank Alao I 1971 King NOTICE II hereby Palmar Street 1 S 1 v 1 n g a menutectured home given that on dlell- of70 flit; 1 n d Company r11erv.. I.D. 165127873; Ohio Slturdly, May 5, tloence et riGht angle (NO SUNDAY CAllS) with Fourth Str11t · the right to reject any Certificate of Tille 2001, at 10:00 a.m., a public 1111 will be . IIIII lOUth 1 dlltlnce or Ill bide eubmlttld. 15300090121. The above The ebove of eo 1111 to the htld It 211 Will : lOUth Nne of Hid lot deecrlbed collateral deocrlbed real eetete Second Street, . pereonel II; thence 111t on will Ill aold "11 II· and Pomeroy, Ohio, The . the lOUth line of Mid whara Ia", with no proparty ere IOid "II Farmer'e Btnk end · wIthout Lot II 1 dlltlnce of expreeaed or Implied Ia", Savlnga Company ; warrantlu or extended perking lot ' 28170 lluhan Road 70 flit to the -~~ werrentyglvln. . I' or further covenante, aide ol Fourth 8trMt; Racine, Ohio Cb . . ldt Powell'• thence North on the lnlormetlon, prior to . PROPERTY Super Velu), to . .11 · 45771 tile dill contect ADDRESS: 21148 lor ceth the following · Wilt line of fourth S t re • t, · ..,... to the place of Shelf• Buchenan at T h I r d 740-949-2217 oullellral: 882·2131. SyracuH, OH 41779. baglnnlng. S.ld 1118 HONDA Sizes 5' x 10' REAL · ESTATE ~..... tract IICII I'OUATAAX 300 4x41 .APPRAISED AT: on fourth ltrHI 1111y {5) 2, 3, 4, 2001 to 1CI'x acl' 478TE1804X/A017519 $1,000.00. The r111 ·t att and exttnda 3tc · The Farmere Bilnk HOUI'I • - e cannot be auld end Saving• 7:00AM· 8:00PM Wilt II that width I lor ·•••• than two· Company, Pomeroy, dlatl- Of 70 feet. Public Notice thlrde of the Ohio, reaerv11 the ...__ _ _ _ __, AIIO lhl following lpprelaed value. ......bad real Hlltl NOTI right to bid II thll IIIUitld In the CE OF SALE MOBILE HOME Hit, and to withdraw the 1bove colloterel Vllllge, County, and ' By virtue ol on APPRAISED AT: The mobile prior to aale. Further, State · lloreaald, Order of Sale laaued bounded lnd · out of tha Common home cannot be auld The Fermere Bank Bavlnga ......bed u IOIIowl: P1111 Court of Mllga lor 1111 ·t han two· llid Bllng a part of Lot County, Ohio, In the thlrda the epprelaed Compeny reeerv11 the right to rejlct eny No. 17 deiOrlbed •• Olli of the Hom• value. · TEAMS OF SALE: or 111 bide aubmltlld. lollowl: . National Bank, Thl lbOYI lhglnnlng 11 the Plaintiff, ve. Jennifer 10% down dey of northllet earner ot S. Michael aka 1111, bllance ·on dllcrlbed cilllaterel lllld Lot 17 on fourth Jennifer Sue Michael deliver\' ol dlld. will be eold "11 I•· Streit; thence weal It 11., Defendant•; Bold aublect to .where Ia", with no on the l!orth Una ol upon 1 Judgement IICOnd hllf 2000 lnd expretlld or Implied . llld Lot IT 1 therein rendered eccrued 2001 reel werrenty given. tiXII end d~•nc• 01 70 fatt; baing Cllt No. 01: e11111 For further moblll home IIXII. lhllooe at rlaht angle CV-028 In eald Court lnformetlon, prior to · with Fourth Street. the Sheriff of Malgi " ' ' date contact Dougl•• W. Uttle, :~~-::::: ~h~=: County, Ohio, will Attorney lor Pltlntlff 112-2131. Shalla Buchanan at . - - - - - - right engle with the offer lor 1111 at tha north line of Lot No. front door of the (4) 27 CIJ a, 3, 4, 2001 In {5) 4, 11 COITRACTOIS, IlK. 17 and eaet 1 Courthoun 3tc dllllnca of 10 1111 to Pomeroy, Melga 31 · RICine, Ohio 41771 tfll weal lldt 01 County, Ohio, on thl • FOUrth Streit• thence 8th dJoy of June, 2001 • 740-985-3948 north th 11 10:30 a.m., the CONCRETf/BLOWIRICK on · e Wll1 following lende aldl of Fourth Streit tenement• enci • foolel'l, Well., Sttpl • I Clllllnce ol 5 flit; mobile home loclted Fill Work, the pilOt ol II 2148 Third Strllt · Replocomenll, • Wolka bllllnnlng. OH 457711• . . Ill 111t dtecrlbed yrecua•, · and Drlvea • Stentll A complete lagel ' Eldmotea Crote Free tl'lct of ground tee.. d11orlptlon of the II felt on Fourth rill 111111 11 11 Sei'YIDI Ohio IDdW.V. 8tr11t and extend• lollowa· · WV11031712 Mltlrly at that width Th 1 • to II ow In 11 1 dlellnca of 70 flat; dtacrlbed preml111 111 being In the tllueted In lulton Vlllll of Middleport, Townehlp, Syrecull Advertise lhltl• County, Ohio. Vlllege 100 Acre Lot Deed Reference: 285 , T~wn 2 North, In space ~- sT, Pega 863, Range 12 Wilt · 11 lnd Volume 22, Page recordfd In Volu~ 2, for $25 par 173• Melee County Pege 35, Melee month . Otflolll ~·· County Plat Recorde, Auditor 1 Parcel County of Melge end Numbera: 15· Stall of Ohio: 00401.000 end 15· The following reel 00407.000. tllllt, viz: Lola Noe. The tbova ten {10) and eleven deiOrlbed real eltltt C11) altuated In Ia auld "ea Ia" Lonnie Bridgeman•• without -rranUeo or Actdltlon of Syrecu11, •NewHomea and In the County of PROPERTY Molga, and Stell of •Garag11 . ADDRESS: 2011 Ohio, re. .rvlng the • Complttt South Fourth Str11t, coel end the right to Middleport, OH mlnathtume. •RtmOdellng 411780. Referanoa Dud: Stop I Compa,. REAL ESTATE Volum• 73, Page 887 IAPPIWSI!D A'r. Malga County Offlclei FREE ESnMATES t:M,OOO.OO. The real A100rd1~ ...... cannot bllofd Auditor'• Parcel 740-992-1871 for 1111 than two· Noo .: 20·00428.000 lblnll the appralaed end 20-00427.000. -- MaintenanceGutters- Down -IISIOfiiiiAL 740·992-7599 OFYINEUth FTN Eltlllllfll • Mutcb Blllldozer Senlca 949-1405 ORNER' . II HtetPumpe • !lome Plumbing All Conditioning ' 'We Service All Makes' · Warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. .Under new ownership it is now 992;,3470 IIIIEHIIIHI.&"IUIG , 591~5011 211• Ucenlld • lniUred · Trine • Jenllrol • Thlrmtll Zone • Lennox ~c«.e Smite&. Serving customers11 years 'Wt fUI&n 'lltdll Produc:tl'. All Olein Slocll Tiiliiifttii·i"SPiCiii•, 't715 • I SAID HE WAS Advertise In this space for $25 month. • Gnvel SIJicl • lbprall • f111 Dirt Spout 1------- BISSELL Moli thru Fri 9-!1:30; Rooting • Home ,...,.... ,I -Pida414 Wrltesel o- 1 Shlrrll Fink, Owner Toll Free 1-888-913-6595 CIIIIIIIIUftll~lltlrlLIIII SINCE 1964 'WK~t-~ '<OU'Ilf. •me: IACIHOI• DOIIIO • END I.OADII• IIIKIIIIIG •TIIIIOIIIIG BOI{t-l LO:£..!l., '' E~ . 1»..'1' IS •ooE.OFTf\00£. The CRAFTY, BUND SPOT ' ~~~ (Factory Outlet) High& Dry All vertkoiiJiindo are Self-Storage made to order at our loeetion UPTO 70%0FF • Verdeoio • wciod • Mini& • Eo< . 144 TWnl AJt. Galpols '446-4995 ...,.•. . Hlll't S1lf 33795 Hiland Rd. ' . Po~~Wroy, Ohio 740-992-5232 Pd1mo. KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER Till! HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT ".n, OF DAMIAOINQ ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING 1------- {»..'(5" ! nRRY'S ENGINE AND AIR COMPRESSORS Complete Mobile R~palr on Lawn Tractors, Mowers, Tillers, Warranty Repairs 1·866-299·4445 • Toll Free r---~-----------~:',. HARTWELL · STORAGE . • '· TJ.IE TEACHER SAID M'{ :REPORT OH '' UIH'o' WE'RE J.IERE" : UJASW1T LON6 ENOU6H .. ''·· St. Rt. 7. ( •·' lOx 10$40 10x20$60 ' ssoo.oo. a. fHf ,._ •• hu ,... 1 111' ,._ •• .. ... -.-·11 992-1717 -' · Advertise In this space . for $25 per · : month Tl-lAT~S A LOT LONGER .. AND IT I-IA5 MORE DEPTJ.I .. s this \ 1~75·71Z4 1-800-Z!Q-J077 Relldenllal Conunen:ial Now Construdlon Sales Senico ,Installation · . Salurday, May S, 2001 Some verY interesting changes in Ihe year ahead pre· cipituled by outside innuences can turn oul lo be very lucky for you . It'll have something to do with your work . TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) -- Ho vering about you today are a number of unique opportunities .on which you can capitalize, especially careerwi se. Don ' t become frightened of anything because of its size. Trying oo patch up a broken romonce7 The Astra· Oruph Matchmaker can help you understood what to do to make the relationship work. Moil $2.75 to Matchmaker, clo this newspu~er, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Htll Station, New York, NY 10156. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) •· You're more ouuned to socializing or pluying today thnn doing unylhing serious, so it might be wise to yield to your inclinution s and put your cr ili cnllnsk.<ol'flo unothcr day. CANCER (J un• 21-l,uly 22 1 •. Fir~ t pn 1t..:~.:t th..: imcrc!'t :-i nf I ' Spec!.lld1111 In Shoot Metal D~~<twork · "Trone" ~Its a Senin For Gillie, Muon, and Melp CounliM Llunsed end lnound WV 00517' Call Us F'li'St Or We Both Lose! Ask For Mike Hindle 1·800-272-5179 or446·9800 .AWIL co-. Phone ·992·21 55 I lllllrud '1!1 SWp A 'lloro~ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRucnON ·Cellular Sales & Service 204 Condor St. 992·2975 Pomeroy DOWN 1 CHile 2=:" 3 Tanglld 27Domllh 211 Roman502 31 Filch, 32= 4 Heat unit c-.J ._ 35 Clothing 36 Cry of 11 31 Devotion ~ 12~ onloan ~tion :~:- UI Succor 39 Twilled 22 Agnee 40 Wlnclero MOCMihlld 42 Antelope roll 44 Move In 1 24 ~· sneaky manner 21 Helper 21 Strtngad lnotrumtnt 30 Llzlneo1 I Build 7 SodiIICiory 34 Hardly 37 PN-EIItlr time ::....hlng) atert I Wyoming hrl. 10 Hurl cry 5 Pilei of 33 Tar 34 49 50 . 52 53 Mine flnil U.. a otraw Bro., e.g. Heart CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos· Celebrity Cipher ayptograms are created from quotations by famous people, pa1t and present Each lener in the cipher standS for another. Today's clue: U equals J '8 GMNSCMG EZ OX B DOV XZLZY ESG OKGNY GMZX UNMXDNX LOX HYZKITZD USDG WBKMOZT MBO B'A MOA TBIZ KOBXZ, Wz.• r N X '' A 0 PD . 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J«<llr I ask myself why Did I bid a little slaon My answer: finesse -- Barbara Clayton, Springfield, Mo . A slam that lives or dies pur'ely on a finesse is my least favorile. So many points are riding on the location of one card. However, even when a slam appears to be 50· 50, oflen there are oth· er possibilities that affect the odds. For example, when you are in a suit slam, there is always a risk, however slight, that the defense might take a lethal trick-one ruff. Or the layout might be like · today's. How would you plan the play in six hearts after West leads the spade queen? North 's three-notrump respon se was a game-forcing heart raise ; three hearts would have been a game-invitational limit raise. Soulh, cursing the mirror distribution, thought he would n~ed the club finesse to win. Then he spotted ·One other chance. De~larer won with his spade' ace, drew tnlmps, and cashed his remaining diamond and spade tricks, ending in the dummy. Now came a low club. When East played low, South put on his eight, endplayi'ng West; who had either to lead back into Soulh 's ace-queen of clubs or to concede a ruff-arid-discard. No finesse needed! However, East didn't follow a key rule: When declarer is attempting an endplay, ·second hand plays high. If East had put up his club nine, the contract would have failed . .South would have lost two club tricks. P/B Advertise your ·business on this for 55 One ot the ..,._.. 20 1-IDII 51 U.. 1 21 l.argalllllla w-n BY PHILLIP AWEK -At. M ...... Mllable Howardl. IN! 41 51 Climb • mounllln 54 ~of e.g. ' West ...... .._ 47 17 ... .18 Glrlllld, One card ~949-2804 •• PUrl TERIIS OF SALE: 10% doWn day of 111e, balance on delivery of deed. Sold aullject 10 -~~~ h8lf 2000 111111 accrued 2001 real Oh!O E.1 i'f;C Loc81114352tl4 ....,. .. ........ By virtue of an Box 1.~r. :1 5 'ft e= WI' 2 'WWoo'.1 a •' ~'r.. 'i:r: ... :rc;.. I" Rock 1 R Hu~p t:.c;r·nt CaJiil!illw I ..... 1 15 18 · &ca Homo" v· · ....... 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ARIBS (Man:h 2.1 ·April19) •• Friends are still i n the do· sornclhin~ ·fcr·y ou mode today, ond a ruther good pnl of you" may offer to complete what you're unnble .to do for your· . self Remembet to say; "Thank )'OU ... •I �• P II I - ....... __....,. . a •l"he o.lly S1 111ne1 • Eastem . 'I' ,,........ Reds ru...... f1om PqeB1 Holter was 2-for-4 with three RBI and scored two runs. Lyons went 3-for-5 , scored twice and drove in a run. Jason Kimes was 2-for-4, scored twice and had an RBI ~ Justin Allen notched the win in relief for the Tornadoes. He pitched three innings and gave up two runs on one hit. He walked three bauers. Ash ~tarted the game for Southern, but was pulled in the fifth· after Eastern scored three runs on two hits and a walk. Ash struck out seven Kehler singled and scored on batters and walked four in a triple to center by Lyons to foJlr innings·of work. He gave give Eastern a 3-0 lead. up seven runs on nine hits. Southern erased that lead in Lyons suffered the loss in the third, sc·o ring three runs relief for Easiern. He struck on a hit and an error. Shain out two batters and walked walked to lead off the third. one, while giving up two hits. Putma~ hit Brice Hill and Putman went 6 1/3 innings gave up a single to Hubbard and gave up nine runs on to load the bases. A three-base error allowed eight hits. He struck out two batters and walked four. all three to score and tie the Eastern (8-9) took a 2-0 game. lead in the first inning with Holter gave Eastern a 4-3 Lyons scoring on an RBI sin- lead in the fourth when · he gle by Holter. Holter scored ·tripled and scored on a fieldafter Allen, playing shortstop er's choice. The Eagles added four runs at the time, dropped an infield fly. in the fifth as Brad Brannon, The Eagles added another Kimes, Kebler· and Lyons all run m the second. Dustin scored. Kimes had an RBI scoring double offJim Brow~. er in a cwo-mn seventh as ~ stre2k to six games and moved Reds to load the bases with into · seventh place on the one out. He also struck out Dodgers' career RBI list wit;& pinch-hitter Ruben Rivera 857, one ahead o(Roy Cam,: and Donnie Sadler to earn his paneUa. Karros is 7-for-14 in his last four games with ei~ ninth nve in 10 chances. RB!s. . • In addition to losing the left Notes: The Dodge~ put ~ side of their infield io injury, the Reds lost aU of their Paul LoDuca on the disable(! momentum from Sanders' list with pulled muscles in hi's side and called up C . Briap return to the major.;. · After going 3-for-3 on Johnson, ~ho grounded oUJ! TueSday night, Sanders failed as a pinch-hitter.... 28 Ma(k to get a hit in the rest of the Grudzielanek, who missciJ series, going 0-for-5. in the four games with a sprainea finale. He flied out, fouled out left thumb last nionth, grv , with · the bases loaded, ma.c ed and paused at the plate grounded out twice and after hitting a check-swinf struck out Thur.;day, leaving single in the first inning. ffi) stayed in the game for twO him 3-for-12 (.250). Sanders also failed to draw a more at-bats, then left in th• crowd. The R eds sold 18,371 sixth . ... The Reds plan to call tickets for the ganle, their up Rob Bell to start Satull:la£ against San Diego in place of smallest gate for the series. Karros bad a sacrifice fly Brower.... In his last two star~ and a two-run double off covering 8 2-3 innings, Reist: Chris Reitsma (2- 2), a Dou- ma has given up 18 hits ati~ ble-A pitcher who started the 13 earned runs .... The Reds season impressively but was have the NL's best road recoid been hit hard in his last two at 10-5, but are only 5-7 t ,,., ganies. Karros also had a run- home. ••• •t"" ., ·-~ TEMPO SPORTS MONEY Key dubber goes Meigs tops Vinton County, B1 Bed and breakfast grows in Meigs, Dl • • mt tmts Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Gallipolis • Pomeroy • pt, Pleasant • May 6, 2001 .....- and Holter drove in two more runs in the fifth for Eastern as the Eagles built their to lead 8-3. Southern pulled back one run in the fifth \vith Ash scoring on a sacrifice by Brandon Pierce, trimming the lead to 8.4. Eastern scored its final run tn the sixth with Kimes reaching on a two-base error and scoring on consecutive wild pitches to run the Eagle lead to 9-4. Southern will travel to . Lucasville Valley High School next Friday as district tournamen~ play begins. CONSOLnot discussing plans for operation ~ ,. ••. BY BRIAN J. The Nil & NIL Pl118ftll • designer and bu!lder, itands along with Dr. Mlcllael Day of Gallipolis Deveioprnentaf >Center IIi front of tile newly dedicated monument for tile Potters Aeld Memorial lrt honor of the 1,()()(}plus GOC resil!erits burl4d there. (l<tis Dotson photo) Monument honors Potter's Field' • • .IV~ Dcnallil .··~ • '\. ";, r . • ' . ·' hiiiJide ip ~:~pmarke~ .gru:~~.O~r , th ~.tile ~ was !);!claimed 1Jy T;;;es ;md •ODe ;,;. .>~.:;> ... • • 1'11""' . volunteer Association, and ~~Na·stAI'if , Brent james, wbo jiC~nstr}.!cte<f tbe monsu;;:,t bUS - ~rien(ij, !IU'ftl8,"'b~ •m:Jr for~~i'tr<llill!f umentto mark rhj 'g~· ' . ......,.1<. In Memory of Dores Arnold August 15, 1917 to May 4, 1998 God looked around his · garden He saw an empty space He saw your tired bOdy He saw the roads were rough . He saw the hills were· sleep He closed your weary eyes He filled the empty space God took you to hls garden. . W~e. 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Rog· ers Waterproofing. · free &sllmate call Chel, 741)-992· 6323. or Drop off at 192·2156 Home 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Ohio 45769 AesidenUal or commer.clal wiring, new aervtee or repairs. Matter Ll~ The pain in our hearts make it seem like yesterd4y. We love and miss -~·-------- kids, gra1n~ ... Department of Health (ODH) nMES-SENTIN~ STAFF an9 handled locally by the POMEROY -:-- M1>re than Meigs County Tobacco Prea dozen Meigs Coll!lty restau- · vention Coalition and Tubacrants will be participating in a ~o-Free Ohio. special event this week to eduThe emph.Sis ofthe procare Ohioans about the dan- gram to help create an awaregers of secondhand smoke and ness of secondhand smoke and to t,lromote the advantages of ·the dangers often associated smoke-tree public areas. ' WiP,. it. ' "Eat, Breathe and Dine · Fourteen local restaurants Smoke · Free Day!" will b11 Will be 'taking part in the event hbserved Thursday under sponsorship of the Ohi1> PleaH - Smoke. AI • ' ' EYECftRE/mEDICftl ftSSISTftDT lllllqUes, cellectlbles, home fUntlshlngs, Jewetrv, spattltig estate, treuel (lldllges, eQIIyment meigs County eyecare practice Is seeking e dependable lndlulduel for doctor's assistant. : Experience assisting In health Clll practice or · degree r In medical or ophthalmic assisting Is·,' , preferred. This position will be full time for 3 : months followed by permanent part-tine:;· hours with potential for future full tne ". ' position. Send complete resume by mag 11 to: . The Dally SenHnel I ' P.O. BoK 729-04 ·. r ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 pull~llllkes IIMinldl I011111••• Pick up ..' saoa !IIIII' CIP!I tldeg. The Dally Sentinel • ' opfO!tuniHes, For 15Words 1 to 3 Days PluM - MIIIIGIUI, Ae SMOKE-FREE -Tracey O'Dell, right, and Betsy Herald Nicodemus, both of .the Meigs County Health Department, hang a banner to advertise May 10 as 'Eat, Breathe and Dine · Smoke Fee Day.· The special event Is aimed at educating Ohioans about the .dangers of second-hand smoke and to promote smoke·free public areas. (Tony M. Leach photo) I . C7 Calendilrs Ch!$iifieds Co lilies . Edjtgrjals Hlp: 701 -..:soa Details. A6 l SURF'~ UP! Pl-7 ' insert www. mydailyregister. cc>m www.mraailysentinel.cc>m A6 ' WlfUI. mydailytribune. cc>m ' ObiNarin B!-8 Sports . ' e> :1001 ohio valley PubllohlnJ Co. FROM STAFF REPORTS GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Medical Center has expanded its regional medical center by announcing the creation of Holzer Center for Comprehensive Weight Loss. The .center is being created in partnership with Specialty Health Services Management. "The new center will offet both surgical and medical weight loss alternatives ' I _lnv!tt The Entlra Nelqhborhpgd Ta Yoyr Yard Salt! Mall to: S -- f We ' • ) • carey: House budget restores DC funding BY KMN KEUY year spending plan approved by the House. GALLIPOLIS - The verMR/ DD was targeted for a sion of the 4.1 percent reduction in the . state budget proposal, spurring · protests the House from public employee unions sent to the and citizens concerned about Senate last staffing and service cutbackS. week "We worked it out with includes the department and they restoration agreed to take the money out of some of other line items," said funding for Carey, a Republican from Ohio's 12 Wellston whose 94th District developincludes Gallia and Meigs mental centers, including . counties. Gallipolis, State Rep. John A. "A lot of it carrie from cenCarey said. tral support, the bureaucracy Carey, chairman of the people believe was growing at House Finance C ommittee, . the expense of developmental said the 0 hio Department of center.;," he added. Mental Retardation/DevelDelegations of GDC staff, opmcntal Disabilities, which Gallia County and Gallipolis . operates DCs, will get ~bout leaders and family whose relSI million a year restored under the $45 billion, twoPleaH - Funcllns, AI with a specific' focus on the clinically market to which this new program will severely overweight patients or those indi- .offer proven solutions to losing weight and viduals who are 100 pounds or more over- improving their health;' said Thomas R. weight:' said HMC President and Chief Childs, the hospital's chief operating offiExecutive Officer LaMar Wyse. cer. Patients Will come from a .regional area "A~ many as 5 to 7 percent of the serincluding' parts df Ohio, West Virginia and vice area population may qualify for this Kentucky, Wyse said. . program," he added. · ."We believe that the clinically severely overweight · represent a large under.;erved PIHM-HMC.AI Heritage ft 0 Phre ..e souo, AI • HMC to develop weight loss center Over .15 Worc:la, ~Per Word fI I rf fied mmers and other mine employees that their employment with the utility giant will Varnacloe end June 30. SOCCO employs 680 people at its two mines, coal processing plant and office facility. For the past year, AEP has held fast to its plans to close the mines no later than December 2001, but b3s also been open about its plans to sell, the properties throur;h the investment banking firm· Rothschild Inc. About 400 miners are now part of a pilot retraining program, funded by the U.S. · Dep~ent of Labor and Yard Sale Ada Onl~ c s$ £19 co ' " IIIII business pef1GIIIIs, . t TIMES-SENTINEL STAFF smoke:.free for a Cl~y you, Pop. •' tltebwla, ' James began the.construction in March 2001, and with assistance by Alan Hall, James designed the monument and constructed it using the old sandstone blocks from buildings that used to set on the original GDC ground•. Seyeral people - Jackson, Glenn Gra- Restauran~ going . ' Cel~ula Natiorlal Hospital Week and Holzer Heritage The Daily Sentinel Week wilh us, and tour the new Holzer Education & ConfaretiC8 Center lawhid on the ground llqor of the . Charles E. Holzer, Jr., M.D. Surgery Center. Public invited. Classified Ads 111 Court Street TueSday, May.8 from 1:30 - 4:00 pm. f· OH45769 ,~, .. ...• 'ago May Sth. 110 Help Wanted serukes, censed electrician . Ridenour 'Eloctrlcat. WV000306, 304·875· · L - -·_ ___, 1788. r. those b.u ried there. "Dudng the summer of 1999, some good people of GaUia County heard about this plight, and under the direction of Rev. John Jackson and the Keep Gallia Beautiful committee, time and energy were donated to clear the property;' said cemetery sexton Ed Waggoner. Many ·people pitched m, including , ;--· Gnt'i"tfJ' BY TONY M. LMctt ltlslruments, penwll Rllllces, retll janette Doe, R.N. Eagles, The Dally Sentinel ,. . . . musical Low Mileage, Towing Package. Oescriptlan In Truck Column . (740)366-8718 memory Ralph Durst left us one ve,,l\,] ' RUS.IIto slat Fully Equlppe·d. Including A 90 Chevy 2500 Silverado Truck, familtC:S• ~.oc~ offic1als and ,~te dign1~1~~ ~the~cj at ~ottets F1eld m M~~nd . ,_ Hill C!!metery to ,dedicate a mem~rial in honor of the 1,000-plus Gall1pohs Developmental Center res1dents buried there. Between 1880 and 1972, around 1,000 · people were buried on the Potters Field Can, lilies, 1990 Class A Gulf Stream, 37 Foot. 460 Fordl OshKosh Chas· 1996 Saturn Pull Car. Both E•cel· lent, And Low Mileage. (740)24$5752 Phone# _________________~----~ u Campers & M(!tor Homet 1971 Arlstocat Camper, 17Ft, Sleeps 6, A./C, Mlcowave, Good Condition. Asking $1500 080, (740)446-1293 (Ooys) Or (740)446-1151 (E~~enlngs) Address------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - covered! In loving mamot·y of · IJave Grim . Mey 5th flftaon yurt ego, on thlc nll !ley·tho one we lova!l . . celled .-,qy. God toolc hat home, II Wit lilt will but In our hurtt end .lhoughta, She liveth ctllll liar loving femlly peta..,ues, 790 . SALEM CENTER The company buying Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs Division will 'not reveal its plans for the facility, but local officials think the outlook is brighter for employees now that the sale is pending. CONSOL Energy Inc., the Pitt5burgh, Pa.-bas,e d company that last week entered into an agreement with AEP to purchase the local mine and two others, has said it will not reveal its plans for the mine or the mine's current empl<iyees pqtil the 'sale is finalizt;d. . . On Wednesday, AEP nori- 1 M Morgan posted a time of 15:45.3. Tyson Lee and Derrick Johnson of Meigs paced the Marauders to second place in the boys team standings. · Lee won the 100- and 200meter.;, while Johnson captured the long jump title. In the 100, Lee crossed the line in II. 7 seconds to edge out Kevin Keaton of Eastern, who I?osted a time of 12.1 seconds. Jesse Pubbs of Meigs .came in fifth .w ith a time of 12.4 seconds. Lee · held off teammate Johnson in the 200 with a time of 24.4 seconds, while Johnson came ' in right on his shoulder with a time of 24.7 seconds. Keaton placed fourth with a time of 25.1 seconds in the 200 for Eastern, while teammate Kevin Marcinko placed fifth with a time of 26.0 seconds. Jesse Dubbs of Meigs placed sixth with a time of 26.4 seconds. Dubbs placed third in · the long jump, posting a top effort of 17 feet, 5 inches. Marcinko came in fourth with a top jump of 17 feet, 3 inches. Johnson captured .the long jump tide with a top effort of 18 feet, 8 inches. He placed second in the high jump, clearing an even six feet. ' Evan Shaw o Meigs woh the discus with a throw of 123 feet, 6 inches. Jeremy Roush placed third with a throw of 97 feet, 2 inches. Jon Diddle of Meigs placed second in the · 1,600 with a REED TIMES-SENTINEL STAFF !.N HONOR- sJ.25 Vol. 36, No . 12 ~soc froln Page BJ I .., intemationa~ C1 Dodgen puUC(j ahead 8-3. • Karros extended his hitti.nJ .Track ·I ... Frldly, lily 4, 2001 ; Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio the fi~t time we saw them, 4-0. Bailey then went to work yet they are still a young dub. In the top of the fourth , and sat the Tornadoes do'wn Right now we've just got to Southern plated a run when I - 2-3 fashion to end the continue to take care of busi- with two outs Brigett:e Barnes g;une. ness and continue to do the reached on an error,.Tammy Although Kristen Chev.ilier three inninS', and got some things we have done all season Fryar doubled her home, and did not get a hit, she scored great defensive backing m to win in the tournament." Macyn Ervin singled to put twice and was instrumental in pitching another good ~me. Finding a way to win is runners on first and third, the EHS victory. making sevThe senior hurler remained what Eastern does best. The then Ervin stole second. eral rally killing plays in perfect in league pby, allow- Eagles scored their fim run Southern flew out to end the thwarting an SHS comeback. ingjust four hits and no walks on a walk, an error in the out- inning. Eastern hitters were Sandy in a pin-point effort. Meanwhile, Eastern went Powell a double and single, field, and a single to left cenSouthern's Rachel Chap- ter by Tammy Bissell. to work again in the fourth Kass Lodwick a single,Tammy man pitched a five hitter, but Bissell's lil)er brought home inning. Nikki Phillips singled Bissell a single, and Nikki walked six and had five errors Kayla Gibbs who was pinch to lead off the frame, th.e n Phillips a single. behind her. Southern hitters were running for Bailey, the score Kristen Chevalier walked. Southern coach Scott Wolfe 1-0. ' A passed ball advanced the Macyn Ervin tWo singles, and said, "Rachel will be where ·Over the first three innings. runners, the Carrie Wiggins Rachel Chapman and Tammy Juli Bailey is right now if she Bailey had put the Tornadoc;s hit a safety bunt that brought Fryar each singles. continues· to work at her down 1-2-3 with four of her home Phillips and Sandy Southern hosts Wahama game as hard as Juli has. Juli's eight strike outs. Powell reached on' an error Saturday in a doubleheader, hard work in all sports has T._hen, Eastern plated three that scored Chevalier the then · goes to South Gallia paid off over her career and runs in the third on a lead off score 6-L Monday and Miller Tuesday she has done an excellent job. double to freshman Sandy Southern loaded the bases to round out the season. · Eastern has a well rounded Powell, a walk to Janet Calc in the sixth with one out but Eastern plays Waterford ball club and is solid at all away, and a two run single! up was un able to score. Tuesday then goes to Waverly positions." the middle by Kass Lodwick,' Eastern added an insurance . where they will play the win"Juli pitched well again and another freshman. run in the bottom of the sixth ner of the Symmes Valleyour defense made some good Juli Bailey grounded out 1- when Ashley Hagar reached Portsmouth East game in the plays to back her up," said 3 after Lodwick stole third to on an error, Tiffany Spencer district on Thursday. Eastern coach Pam Douthitt. push home the third run of singled and Sandy Powell had "Southern has improved since the inning and fourth overall, an RBI single for a 7-1 tally. Southem ~ ''< •• • • --·- -. -..- - • ·--·---···~---~---I f' Discover .the Holzer Difference. ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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