https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e965a91e8bd34d3748b0c45b0529df20.pdf 556cec0c6ed817442b1acfea8cb04cad PDF Text Text .- ..'•• POIMIOf,llhklleport, Ohio ·. INSIDE: Memorial Day tributes The Daily Sentinel encourages your support of these area businesses who make this p~ge possible. ~u <<>nh • M<~y 15, 2001 ·Vo l ~1 . No 118 SPO nder soil survey ' SEN11NEL NEWS STAFF , AJJr-- WINITDIICUP • -..ell ................ , Willi: coca-cora 600 Wlltre: Lowe's Motor Speedway, COnco«<, N.C., (1.5<nlle traok),400 c:-tAvto-310 1 p.m. • Saturday • Fox • _..., c,..coc.eoe.5 p.m. • sunciay • Fo• • _ - 1. Dale .~Melt. 1,559 a. W1Gan1Dn,1.545 1. Rutty v.~~aa~ . t .497 &. .lcMrt' linton, t ,4a) I. Steflin& MMiin, 1 •• 21 t. .......... 1,4U 7. [tie) 5tMe Pat!., 1.387 Ycq-~1.317 ~ II'M200 Wllln: Green fla& drops at 5:45p.m., Sund"' Hamilton, l ,l® -£8rnf~MlJL,1.302 LabOnio, Chevtoiet, 15U52 1 p.m .. Salllnll7 mph, May 28, 1995 Ott ZIC t J' .Jeff ........_: Darrell W81trip Burton won the 600 a recotc:1 five • Track .... ,. . reoor4l: times, but Jeff Go<don, with MeiiHth, Clielln>let, three wtns, Is ti'Wt only active 178.956.mpll, oct. 6, 2000 driver wtth more than one. --:Mort< Marlin, -- 200 MBNA E-oommeree ....,.: 00\ler Downs International~. (1mlie tlo<:k), 200 laps/mllea ..... ford, 155,996 mph,....., 25. 8 p.m.. luna 1 1996 Dcr rae· ;h : Kurt o•lldlnc ~•• r' n: Matt " - - • · - - 300 1 Na' ,, MarkMtftln. now l<onaeth ---~m -lromBGNcompetitloo, Treok 1 ..... rMOnl: ~ u;IMC ....,..: _, more rocea (8) on this - : Lowo'IMolot' 8u1Ch, ford, 151,764 mph, Dole Eamhorclt 1<.. C...,olet, ~ COnconl, N.C., ttaCk Ulan ony other - r, Sept, 21, 2000 186.034 rnpll, Me)> 24, 2000 (Uknlle track), 200 , ,, Foolliotcls an 11-10 od(ji --:8u1Ch,Ford, lePI/~ mllel ·OYer Pontiac In rKel et LMS. 97,158 mph, Sept, 22. 2000 - -IIIWIIIIATIOIIAL l'NCil• 1001 POIHIS STANDINGS _. . •• .tl. laps/ 600 miles Ci~Truck,Mt!INAicll: 8 p.m. • June 1 • ESPN COMING UP ON THE CIRCUIT --:Bobt>y Kellin Hanick. U68 Scott ~ . UQO Jlft'GtMn,l,MI5 .......... t.ttft area Bifl'le. t .82t r.wr,. eo... t.ou ....,. ....._, Ul12 1.021 M... ~ln . U70 Trw!s~MpM , 1,02.. ""'* ......._ Yow1Urn .....,,_Ow..... . • rad .. die ._.,_CUp,....(Oid ' lOP lEN -----' --' _ ..... .,..._ _Wii_ . __ ............ """ "" ~ dM:e. HANS... dr:wQ is prgWtJy die bela n.. top 10 drivers heading Into this weekend's race . Last week 's rankl,gs Is In parentheses. 3. (31 4. (41 5.(51 lluoly IR' 7 _,_ ~ 8,(8) -- 'llloll*t11101181111e- 2.(11 7, (7) 8, (8) t,(t) •~ Crow's Family Restaurant Accessories Ridenour ' .f."'llb,. 'J'no,N,Y, hvf, Hllrlkt M 1111 NlfllOrlll, X Thlo- ""'NASCAR or all 1M people euw.lated a a I'ICe cu: Muhanunld Alii Draft dodpr! He ref'uled 10 ICM hit cxmtr)'. How about W1ltu P1yton, Joe l...o.ail or 0eorp FORIIWL '~ben! • 1 lol o( AfliCNI·Aracricanl wbo are IIAKIUI1Iilo ....... - - - - I l l . ' .......,, 'No ftnpr pOinunc ond n9·t111eots of •IOOd. oid:folhloned flstll&ht this - • , but lilt ~,., ""'ht 10 ' ' ' bo worth wotchlrc thls-k ot Lowe'a Motor Spoedw.,, I' Blffle:s In a Ford, Harvlck'l In 1 Chevy, end ell the ln&redlents are In place for a sea1on-1ona bettlt .. . - n two brl&ht. younc drivers." I I mftdtoclkloMhrl. I ••••••••••• Fen Tips •A Busch' Grand National team hao been buln lllflely on the foundation of fans' contributions. Mark and Josh Watkins, of Eaoley, S,C,, launched 81& Fan Raclnsand a Wob ano, ...,_,,...ftl.oem, to · put toaether a teem for drtver Merd)' Lindley• V.l&ftHotWhnNot •has*"'finished Ruoty Wei lace · 13th or better In 10 of the 11 racea. Thanka to ten contrlbutlana : throuatt the ltte, the team ' wm attempt to make Its debut late thla summer at Perk In Indianapolis :L Who are the three drivers whO Won Daytona 500 poles· three year& In a row? 2. Who won the Winston Cup championShip j:trlvlnl& for owner Raymond Beadte? 1. Which af the Labonte brothers Is taMer? A- Clermont. lnd, II& Fen Racine hoi alre~ ,...!wd •.(qqOQ Ul~l JO!IOl 104001 0101 II (OHOO!'!J) AllOi 'C -·"". For l'nore Information, fans UO)( PUO 1101113 IIIB 'IQJI>qO~ IJRqOJi~ "'' • ••• • • • ••• • • AHOUND I HE GARAGI 8)' Monte DuttDn NASCARThlaWeek Joe Netn«hek .~ utTered 1 broken right scapula lnd elbow in 1 hiPspeed during pncticc on the momina of May I !j: ll Dover Down a (Del.) lnlcmat~al Speedway. A tire fa\lure between tum a three and four of the l· mite IriCk sent Nemechek '• No. 33 Chevrolet into the concre~e w1ll 11 the outside of lhc track. He spent the nlaht in a Dover holpital (or precaulipnlry rea10111. Ncmcthck did not particlp!lte In Saturd1y'1 Winston Open. !n1tead, the No. J3 Cllevrolet or Andy Petree Racing was driven by the 110n of Nation1l reaular, rook over for Ncmechek 1nd will continue to =~-"this week'• Coca.Cola 600 "We felt someone tilling in for Joe: thi• weekend, e•pecially since .it '• not 1 puintt r-.ce, it ju11 llmlft thing to do," Pence said . .. We 're concerned about hi a hclhh and hav· ing him rudy to 10 nut week more th1n anylhina else. 'Linle Bobb)" has a little bit ofWinstoo Cup e•perience, &Qithlt on1tnck that's close 10 Charlotte arid has dor.e prelty well in the Busch rac:ea 11 pl11.ce~ like Charl(t(le,Atlarltund·MiciUIJIIl. We think he's s ifNI wllh our 1\1)'1, and the people at (1pon110r) Oakwood Homes love him1lready." Hamilton Jr. flni1hed 31&1 in the may >Jiait the lite, or write to: Bill Fan Rac:lna, 203 Uda FITis Road, Easley, SC 29e40. nt Nemechck 's lhmmate. Bobby Hamilton Jr., a Busch Gr~nd 2000CupfiMkltAlllntl. ' I · X , NEW COLORS: With Amoco •nd BP 111 stationa beinj "rt· im~Ked'' nalionwklc, Dive Sliney's Amoco-tponaoredOodacwill c•rry ', x~· ~ ....... .._a..;:= X BP'1 lf'l!tTI Uld yellow in 1M CocaGE1TJNGMORIANDMOU Cola6Gb.ThtnewtookwiUII10be COMM.ON: Kevin HlfViclr.eamect • place in The Wintton field with hi1 Winston Cup vic lOry earlier thi1, lprinaat Allan\1 Motor Spoedw1y, whi~h IJ1C..t 1h1t 1 rookie WN in the field for lhc fourth year In a row. Al~, 1ht rooldethavecom. peted In The Win•lon, the otlwn belna Davey All lion ( 1~8!'), Jeff Bll1on(l994), Kenny ltw1n(l~8), T~y Stewart ( 1999) and Dale Eam· hlrdt Jr. (2000). '' Conadli, :aotntM !Jan~ 'Z :.oPIUII:lS · • NDT: TOdd Bodine has flnl&had 28th or 'ltorse In the last seven raCes. $5o membership contributions from fan• In -47 statl8and . . Broken shoulder has Nemechek out for Charlotte races ~-- _,.., "-C........ •••••••••••• ..on, Ml ... ........ ~~U~~~~ ~~ ~: WinluJn 500 on Oe1. 21 and me Pop .:.. . . . . ttf Diill ' Socrec400 11 Rockiftlhnon Nov. 4. X '- BACK TO TRUCK8 1 Wimton Cup driver S!lcy Compton ba~:k ......... will 10 ....... 10 tht Craftlman Tnack Serin for lhat ICrict' raca that rw~ln coa· jUnction with Cup evenltdurlfll the n:ffilinder oflh• HIIOR, ~ Learn frame, 1 developer of "eL.amlb$infiutnactutetechnolosies and Knowed1eE-commerce aolutiona," will spoaaor Compton'• Dodae IRick. Conlplon •wlll debut with the M8NA200 atOonr, bel.; onJunel. - 8 "'*' .. n. ..,...., ........ . _ IIIIo 1M .............. te 1 M--. . . . . . , ; ; - et Flllt tfl the ffrlt- r-..!..~=====:;::==11 ..i Place Your Business's Ad. here I • Call .The Daily Se.ntinel for detail·s Dave Harris or Debbie ·call· . . . . . 992-2155 .r . co <&) · 'I \) . I N m ·N Cll I Ca!eodar Classifieds Comics Edjtorjals AS 84-6 87 Obituadcs A3 '·aI .5.8 Sports IJ I • •i II ' BY CHARI.ENE HOEFUCH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF · OMEROY The annual Memorial Day observance of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will feature visits to cemeteries, a parade and commemorate services in downtown Pomeroy, The morning cemetery services will begin at 9 a.m, at Rock Springs Cemetery, From ,\here the honor guard will go to Beech Grove Cemetery for a. 9:301 a,m, service, and then. to Sacred Heart Cemetery for a 10 a,m,· ., The parade downtown, tradi. ' . ,... . . tion for many years Ill tribute to thoSe who fought in wan anp lost their lives, wiU be lield. at 10:30 a .' A wreath will be placed in tlae Ohio River as part of the ceremony to honor those who were lost at sea . ·I a,m, It wiU forni at the tennis court on East Main Street in Pomeroy at 10 a,~. While it is not necessary to register, Howard B, . Mullen, chairman, suggested those wishing to participate call him at 992-3782, , Entries are needed, he said, and ·everyone is invited to participate in the parade which is the legion's way pf saying "thank you" to the men and women who have served their'country, The program at the speaker's stand will begin immediately fol- lowing the parade, Joe Struble, adjutant of Post 39, will be the speaker, There will l>e remarks by the officers of Drew Webster Auxiliary and oth er invited guests. A wreath w,ill be placed in the Ohio River as part of the cere.mony to honor those who were lost at sea, The dowqtown Geremony will conclude with the firing of a salute and taps, Following dinner at the legion hall, the unit will proceed to Meigs Memory Gardens for a service at 1 p.m, and from there will go to Chester Cemetery. The final observance will be at Hemlock Grove c~metery, Please 8M Memorllll, AJ LAST DAY - Sev!lral schools ·in the Southern Local School District closed their doors to students for the last time Thursday, This scene of students and their parents leaving Syracuse Elementary School was also played out at Letart Falls Elementary and Southern Junior High School. The students will attend a new elemerJ: tary school In August. House approves proficiency test overhaul A4 _ Lotteries COLUMBUS (AP) -· Schoolchildren ·' .~ would no lo~ger face a week of profiOHIO · .'r!,'. ciency tests in the fourth grade and disPick Pick 4 · ' tricts could punish chronically failing 1 : 4-&.():S;r.' J: 4-6: ; schools, under a bill overhauling the way ••I ,. S:4: 1lr»31"34 ·; Ohio tests its children and reports the , results. W.IMj · · The GOP-controlled House on DIIJ 3: 7-7:0 Dllllr 4: 1,0.9-!J" • Thursday approved the measure 70-28 - fi.,epublican lawmakers, · including whether new academic standards are coo subjective, The bill "takes the Ohio public education system and· raises the bar to ensure that all children, every child in the state of Ohio, has access ~o a quality ·educaJiion," sain--Housc 'Eauc ation Chairmatl Jamie Callender, a Willowick Republican. "There will be no question whether a 'including 14 Democratic votes - after , overcoming concerns ,qf some freshman third grader..lan read," he said, "We will l ' . For more information, no longer have seniors graduating who can't read their diploma," Earlier Thursday, some freshman Kepublicans threatened to vote against the bill out of concern that the changes could allow values to creep into what should be p_bjeccive academic' standards, A lesson on coal, for example, could develop into an attack on the coal indus~ry as a polluter, said Rep. Jean Schmidt, a Republican from Loveland, HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. Call (740) 446-5161 ' .. ' Memorial Day observance set The Holzer Medical Center Pre-Admissions Department, Making life a little easier with pre-certification, education . and assessment needs for our surgery patients. J I :z: ' NlW _;_ For the county's' Legion replacing old flags with new ones on the' graves ,of veterans Is a~ much a part of the Memorial Day observance as patriotic programs and gun salutes, Thursday afternoon from the left, Gerald Rought, commander, Bob Burton, and Leonard Jew-. ell, Drew Webster Post 39, met at Beech Grove Cemetery to begin the process, (Charlene Hoeflich photo) SYRACUSE - Perhaps the hardest job in the Southern Local School District Thursday belonged to the custodians: turning out lights and closing doors to students for the last time at · beloved community schools. Thursday was the final day for students at Letart Falls and Syracuse elementary schools, as well as at Southern Junior High School. in Racine. Come August, the students will attend the new districtwide Southern Elementary School in Racine, Elementary and junior high students, with the excepti~· of .Portland Elementary. Scho,ol, pa~~i­ .e_at~ in end-of-ye~a,ssembli£s 1J!ursday '!l,llrDiJ\g'l>ortland Elemelitary chool was closed due to :I! lack of water, Syracuse Elementary was the oldest school in ' Please ... School•, AJ Pre·Admissions 0 I, BY JIM FREEMAN l~W~e=a~th~e~r::;:::::::~A2:,;,~~~~mo::l~Ohlo=~va=lloy:~Pu=bl=lsh=l=na~eo::.,.;.J II Surve,. AJ • 2 lldlllil - 11 ..... 1car 1e c 1 II In .......... - ....... - SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Sentinel ..... ~ ' In other action, commissioners opened bids fiom Myers Painting and Gheen's Painting, both of Long Bottom, for painting work to be performed on the Meigs County Courthouse. Gh een 's bid was $34,000 and Myers bid was $16,000, The commissioners approved a motion to address the matter at a Iacer date, so teach bid can be exam- Students, facu bid old sc ools farewell f .,.-!. ,, tile '' I to emergencies, including industrial spills; planning for highways, public water and sewer and other economic development investments, The project would' cost $17,000; $5,000 .down to help pay start-up costs and $3,000 every six months for two years, The commissioners agreed · to deliberate the matter furth er and to investigate possible funding sources, ..._ tWCtlwt po/lttl Mly /fw 1M rocu 1,. which M ~ dtt e.: bvt Rklwd Clliltbul ~ tit• polm roi"'IH b)' Dole &ntlttlrrlt t~r~J Harvfck ;, t/,e t"aM1Mi~JV pof11ts sllllllli"l'· lk4plle folllrtg ro drlw 111 "'' .Da}'loml JOO. by , 11-qJ/. Hflrllkj f«Jd.r the mob• 'lfllwr,..,~. ' www• This - l c : t - k Clue! II In tilt 8ulch Sorlol, but tt'o tho hott"t In tlit si>OI'I rllht now. b.....,. lliflte' fol cosurc him tlit race In Han>Pihl,., ond ~tile two ftnllhtd 1,2 ot Namioth, Po,, WIIOre - 985-3308 -- pohlll coWud die cllamplonshlp or -ofillo,..,wP IIRANDIIATIDIIAL NAZARETH, Po,- Gre& Biffle dOminated the late staaes of the Nazareth 200, winning ~ 8.574 seconds over Kevin Harvlck. The rookie For.d'drlver also won at the mue track while competlna In the Craftsman Truck 5erles, duplicating a feat first accomplished by Ron Hornaday. it "was BiMe's second victory of the season. The rece had only three caution periods, and Biffle averaged 103.~71 mph. Finishing behind Biffle and Harvlck were teammates Jeff Green and Jason Keller. Tim Fedewa was fifth. . . . VI, ICMin llaM.Dk - St. At. 248 ' -H FEUD OIIHE WEEK Supply Chester ror 111m Cblldreu with Dale'• ,..... ... JCeo.;n'1 art)' ..ieee.? I ruliu K.m. doeld't rccciw Dale'• Dllytona; bat i• be eamiq 1ntlcllmax, 11 track position doomed Stewart to a third· plact flnllh. GordOn's pit crew outperformed rivals Stewart and Dale Jarrett, and 11 a result, Gordon tied Dale CRAn&MAN TRUCK EernharcSt'• record with his third victory In The Winston. FOUNT~IN, Colo, - Joe "That's all that was: Ruttman pre"served Dodge's awesome, awe tome race perfect record with his team,· Gordon Mid. second victory of Ule In a rather remarkable set . season In the Jelly Bell)' of circumstances, ·Gordon 200 at Pikas Peak won the race In a Chevrolet International Raceway. he did not even plan to Ruttman, 56, eave the race ; Because of an DOdge Ram Its seventh abortive &tart ruined il'; a consecutive victory In autlden rainstorm, Gordon trucks. Power Tools & . TiUo- llowdooolbo ..... N!ISCAJl _ _ _ was allowed, alone wtth three others, to race tus backup car. lO IIPI were eomewhat the See us for Your Stihl" drlwr'& body X crashed his primlry car and Alit t~Jrntd out, the·final 992-5432 Cfll7 , . , . , tlbloriJmt 10 tllal lite FROM lAST WEEH tilt • I>Orl'l buddln& rival&, Gordon ~lnd Tony Stewart. Drive-Thru Window ...,.,.Is ............ lltod· ~111£1- Moot if""" iMpact. CONCORD, N.C. - The 228Maln St. ry J - • ftottl ttflil of • ---tolllehnt Jr, statistics say that Jeff GordOn has a 1·1n-3 chance or winnln& any runnln& of The Winston In Which he Is • entered. Gordon's victory Soturcley nl&ht - llctUlllly early SUndJII morning - was hit third, and he has competed In only nine. When the annual race 's aecond 30.1ap segment ended, the 140,000 or so fan a were anxiously awaiUna a .10.1tP ahootout between Pomeroy, Ohio "-lJJm! cw IIWII)' ll.fp«tS Jo . . . ThdoiD \fC¥kilur A_.._ ----;W;;;I;;;NIT=DII=C;;UP;;-- Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken '''' Ew••- """"" Win-....11Wioll'llllf _,_ why_,"""-. ..... h:Jw •II )'011 rocooa • pnoa't. body in the .wtn. OCAi4*blW il: CID Gnly lib 10 tiUib fmc ..... it. . . . . .'t it he bdls- b aayme kr¥otvrd ir lbqt jllll •lowed dqwn A win lo • win loa win - - Mrit ~ 1D, (1DI - Yet COLUMBUS (AP) -A civil rights group and a college professor intend to sue the state Friday over a requirement that bU)'\'fS of five or more beer ke~ must register their parties and sigr a form permitting .police ontO their property. The hrnerican Civil Liberties Union of Ohio said it plans to file a lawsuit in.U,S, Oistrict Court on behalf of Scott Hooper, arguing that the rule is unconstitutional b'ecawe it violates guarantees against unreasonable. searches and seizures. , "11' ', 7 If ~«d' Lnf1 ;~ir redi"' we dOn't want -,- o have people who are.biljing legal products signing ·away their rights tQ do sO:' Hooper said Thursday. "It's giving police permission to enter the property witl)out a warrant and without probable cause, and that is just wrong:· In August, the Ohio Liquor Control Commission began 'requiring people who want to buy five or more ke~ to register their parties and wait five days to . get the beer, Buyers must give the location of the party to beer distributors and must sign· an affidavit allowing liquor agents and police to enter the property to enforce state liquor laws. Chuck Sanfilippo, executive director of the Liquor Control Commission, said party organizers have, the right to ask officers ta leave 'and obtain a search warrant, He declined further comment, ,...... _ ..... AJ -..-. ... ...,No.- Doln'tlie,.,_· lllcllr- llll:w: rt lllkcd llbGut • kit Iince dtt dclllb ~~~~-TCIIIJ Minai ~ponding ofOde EanhMtt).-. . . . . . 10ft NASCAR This Week writer Monte Dutton ranks the 1. (21 , The project would assure digiul soil survey information would be available for downloading from a web site by 2006 for a variety of regional and sutewide applications including: analyzing watersheds and planning for watershed protection; locining areas considered worthy of protection, suc.h as areas of hydric soils and prime farmland; considering suitability of soils for on-site household sewage disposal systems; ' ' Dill" NASCAR This Week, ~ District officials, met with commissioners yesterday to , discuss SOILDI G, a soil digiti2ing project used to achieve suteWide soil information without curtailing ongoing field investigations needed to update older soil ~urvey information, Gerber informed commissioners that 18 counties have already had the digitizing completed, and 17 others are schesluled to.have the survey performed'this year, Professor to sue · state over keg rule •••••••••••• t'WOHI~ ........ 1,010 ti-.1.001 . Tonr R.inel, 1,515 Ted Mu....,., 984 .llrm*.....,., l,518 Nclw~Rand'/ Ujelje, 1,472 Ren!:lv lollml, ~7 ~...,._, 1,4&1 MIIICI'Ifton.l33 AI I • PpMEROY - A project geared ~ward obtaining up-to-date soil Information was discussed during I'hunday's-Meigs County Commission meeting, Stc:Ve Lewis, Geographic Information System specialist, and Tim Gerber, Ohio Department of Natural Resources soil scientist, along with !"ieigs Soil And Water Conservation www,mydaily~entineLcom Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio (ommissionen . BY TONY M. LEACH : Reds shut out, B1 - •• l ... • • ', .. . 'I • �' Ohio The Daily Sentinel s.turdey,llay 21 Aa:uw.....- torecast tor .. ,, '• . : d conditions, low · ~ ,T-- ~~~,.. I ''--~r--·- )1&:1 "" , , _ , 7 =·1~..-r·l . I o ). 0 . (_ i .1 CoSo •••if00,.7· 1 • c:2L./ o • Clnclnn.u ,.,... - ---.... r l."',_,I I· I. I i a_ o W. VA . KV ' .l ,..,;_ )47·- I ,..... C 2001 AccuWeMher, Inc. ' honest, we weren't expecting cuts this deeply;• Fled Stntnunn, the commission's spokesllWI, said Thursday. "We're nor going to be able to do aoerything we w:anred to, but still going to be able to do a lot." He said the commission might ask bwmakers to reconsider the funding when they meet to sort out ·differences in their versions of the budget. The Legislature hopes to have the budget ready to send to Taft for his consideration next week. Lawmakers have said that they had to limit funding for many programs, including the bicentennial, because the budget needed to pay for primary and secondary education at ie.,;,ls that would meet an Ohio Supreme Court mandate -·re to ~rhaul the way the sure paY' for public education . . House Speaker Larry Householder, a Republican from Glenford, said rhe . budget process is about prioritizing rhe state's needs. . "We're going to try to have a real nice birthday party for the state of Ohio. bur as priorities go. rhere were many rhings ahead of rhat particular issue;' he 5:!id. Rep. John Carey, a Republican from Wellston who is chairman of the HouseSenate conference committee, said he does not know if bicentennial funding will even be discussed. "The bicentennial is a good thing, but \ve must focus on maimaining funding for the essential serviCes first," Carey 5<1id. . . '_, --- -'~ (~·=-~~:-.- .:r-.·· ·~ ._, ·----· .. . .' ·~ ·~~-- ~-' -~· Rain • Fbroes Snow ...... -101!1 -' Cool, wet conditions·persist .. ·co"UMBUS (AP) - The state's plans to mark Ohio's bicentennial in 2003 would have to be pared down, under legislative budget proposals that cut funding for the celebration. Gov. Bob Taft had proposed giving the Ohio Bicentennial Commission $30 million over twQ years for state and local events and programs. The House version of the budget would allot about $13.5 million and the Senate's version would provide only S8 million in 2002 and 2003. The House and Senate proposals also would cut the commission's adminiStrative budget, which would largely pay for hiring additional s1:aff members to help \Vith events. " We were expecting cuts. But I'll b<" BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS about two miles southeast of the weather service office in Wilmington · at 7 :37 p.m. Thursday. It was observed by weather service personnel and spotters from the Airborne Express tower. The tornad(}. was over open country and no damage was reported. term is duwing a quickly increasing field of ronte1iders to down as minority leader· when he files his petitions fi>r mayor. replace him. The filing deadline is July 13. Cleveland's nunpartisan mayoral primary is Oct. 2. The top two finishers move on to the Nov. 6 general election . Democrats overwhelmingly dominate the party affiliation of · •' registered voters in Cleyeland. So far, all the confirmed or likeCINCINNATI (t\P) - The Cont,mporary Arts Center ly challengers are Democrats, as is·White. · . held a block party and a ceremonial ground breaking Thursday White announced Wednesday that he won't seek re-election . for its new $34.1 million home. The g:lllery has occupied a second-floor storefront for tlie because he wants to spend more time with his family. . past 30 years. Its new 85,000-square~foot building across tlie street from the Aronoff Center for performing arts was ·designed by London-based architect Zaha Hadid. · ' DAYTON (AP) - A teen-ager who wounded a woman in The. building wiD be .named for Cincinnati philanthropis.ts a Febf\!ary shooting has been sentenced to serve s.even years. in Lois md Richard Rosenthal, who donated· $6 million to the juvenile detention. . project. Officials expect to move into the new building in Judge. Michael R Murphy rejected prosecutors' requests to spring 2003. · try MitcheD Harvey, 14, of Dayton as an adult. More than 750 donors and several foundations contributed Prosecutors said Harvey shot the woman, stole her sport utilto the campaign, which also received $4.8 ri1iUion from the ity vehicle and led police on a high-speed chase. city of Cincinnati for land and site preparation and $5.5 milThe victim, Sharon Morris, 53, of Dayton, was not in court for Thursday's sentencing. She w:as preparing for further lion from the state of Ohio. · G•oundbreakinglor arts center The National Weather Service says cool, wet weather will hang around the region . for a few days. . A large low pressure system that was situated near western llli nois on Friday morning wiD continue to spin slowly southeast and then north. The Sunset today will be at 8 :49 presence of this low will extend the chance of showers p.m. Sunset Saturday will be at and thunderstorms irito the 6 :08 a.m. Forecast weekend. surgery, prosec-utors said. 0--_.ernight lows will range Today: Showers likely. High The youth admitted responsibility for the shooting and was from the upper 40s to the low 65,low 49. found guilty on nine felony delinquency counts. ADA (AP) - Election workers discovered misplaced ballots 50s. Afternoon highs Saturday Saturday: Pardy cloudy. while certifying the village's mayoral primary election, forcing will be in the 60- to 70- High 68,low 51. them io declare a new winner. degree range. Normal · high Sunday: Showers likely. High temperatures for this time od. 68, low 48. COLUMBUS (AP) -The city school board on Thursday · Slips of paper were put into the wrong pile the night of the Monday: Mostly cloudy. selected an in~rim superintendent who will serve until a per- May 8 election. The error was discovered Tuesday, giving Ken year are in the low to mid 70s. neth Failor the victory over Michael Agin. A tornado touched down High 65, low 47. .manent schools' chief is named. · "It was a ,human error," Hardin County Board of Elections Marvenia Bosley wiU uke over at .the end of this month Director Anne Boston said. when Rosa Smith leaves for a job in Massachuse~. Agin, who thought he had ·won 223-to-202 on election Bosley has been with the district since 197 4 and currentl'y serves as the executive director of stUdent achievement. Bosley night, said he has a lack of confidence in the county board of WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE (AP) -An investiga- said she does not expect any big changes while she serves tem- elections. The misp~ced votes gave Failor a three-vote victory. tion of this south-central Ohio city's police chief turned up no porarily. e.v.idence of wrongdoing against him. The school board plans to hire a pernm1ent superintendent Larry Mongold wiU return to work Tuesday after being on by June 11. paid leave sin~e Feb. 14. He has bee.n chieffor five years. AURORA (AP) - The slate's newest amusement park City Attorney Robert Hammond said he received a report agreed not to open section of its water park that was the sire this week on Mongold from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal of a near-drowning last year. Identification and Investigation, which had been looking into TOLEDO (AP) - Ohio House Minority Leader Jack Ford Six Flags Worlds of Adventure wiD dose off a section of its . allegations against Mongold since March. · · has won the endorsement of the Lucas County Demo~ratic Hook's Lagoon water park where 1 1-year-old Jordan Fish · · Hammond told Ciry Council on Wednesday that the inves- Party for mayor ofToledo. nearly drowned Aug. 16 . . Ford won the ·endorsement over Lucas County Treasurer tigation had turned up no significant findings. City Manager Jordan said she felt hersdfbeing sucked into a drainage pipe Stephen Sobers told Mongold on Thursday that he ruuld Ray Kest, a fellow Democrat who still plans to run for mayor. covered by a broken grate. Witnesses said they believed she was return ro work. A ltnmicipal primary is planned for September with the two undenviiter for about four minutes before being rescued. top vote-getters fa~ing off in November. If elected, Ford would Department .of Agriculture spokeswoman Deborah Abbott be Toledo's first black mayor. said department investigators found the drainage ·system was Ohio House Democratic rules say the minority leader or draining w~rer at twice the rate specified by the manufacturef. · COLUMBUS (AP) -A state appeals court has owtUtn<'d a assistant minority leader should step down from their posts if Park officials disputed the findings and filed suit to obtain the $51.5 miDion verdict a jury had awarded a high school teacher they run for another public office. Ford said he would step department's records. aft.e~ · a~ insurance company refused to pay for his dying wife's can·ci:r treatmet1t. . · · · The 5th Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that ~plscopal Licking Counry, Conu11on Pleas Judge Gregory Frost was incorrect in ruling in September 1999 that Anthem Blue Cross and' ~hle' Shield ·were liable for $49 million in punitive damages. . . The court -said those damages should have come only from Ant~m's subsidiary, Community Insurance Co. WASHINGTON (AP) on the committee. I can conRo.bert Dardinger, who had sued Anthem, and attorneys on Ohio's federal judge nominees tinue. to operate if I'm. not or\ both sides are reviewing the opinion. Dardinger said he doeswiD get confirmed by a · it." n't know what his next step will be. Democrat-led Senate, Sen. Because of seniority, Mike DeWin~ · predicted DeWine's place on the JudiThursday, but the state could ciary Committee would not RAVENNA (AP) - A pregnant woman's killer expressed lose its seat on the powerful be endangered by the shift of power: . concern about her to neighbors after she had kidnapped and Appropriations Committee. DeWine of Ohio and the With Democrats in charge, killed the woman and surgically removed the baby, :iccoroing rest of his GOP colleagues are the handling of nominees will to .a n FBI investigation. , · · Authorities have said MicheDe Bica, 39, acted alone last Sept. about to shift from the major- change but "the reaiity is that 47 when she lured Theresa Andrews, 23, to her home, shot her ity to the minoriry because of when all is said and done, the and cut out Andrews' baby, then passed the child off as her a decision by Vermont Sen. Senate will confirm 'a number own. James Jeffords to leave the of the president's judicial The baby was rescued five days later. Bica killed herself with Republican Party. appointments;' DeWine said, a guq as police approached her house to question her about Just this year, De Wine adding that he believes that . And'"ws' disappearance gained a place on . the Appro- includes Ohio nominees DebAndrews' body was buried in the gravel-covered dirt floor in priations Committee, and one orah Cook and Jeffrey Sutton. a garage at' the Bica home:The garage has been torn down and of the items ro be determined De Wine . will have to give the hptjse where the kiUing occurred is for sale. · with the change of control up two subcommittee -chairwill be how many Republican manships, but he said that as a slots that panel will have. matter of practice he consulted If one Repllblican has to closely with his counterpart CLEVELAND (AP) - After two previous mistrials, a jury go,, "It would be me;· said Democrats apd expected that has found a woman guilry of intentionally starting a fire that De Wine. " Last ope hired, first same relationship to continue. killed her two daughters. . Sen. George Voinovich, Rone fired, you know'" Other jurors previously could not reach a unanimous deciDeWine said he took thaf O hio, who also must give up sio n on whether Angela Garcia purposely killed Nyeemah possibility in stride." i operated two subcommittee chairman· Garcia , 3, and Nijah Evans, 2. six years iii this place not being ships. said the same thing. After 12 hours of deliberations over two days, the third jury in her case found Gar,ia guilty Thursday of aggravated murder, Wi' ~ ~ ~ . {:( {:( {:( {:( ' {:( {r {r ~ 1lC -{l( murder arid arSQII charges. She faces a possible life term in prison when Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Bridget M. McCafferty sentences her·on Wednesday. Garcia's defeme lawyers, Thomas Shaughnessy and Mark Rudy, had a~ked McCafferty to declare a mistrial after the jury for<!m.ln said he feared for his family's safety and asked to be exc used from the ' panel. 14-year-old sentenced· Ballot mistake ·manges winner Board names interim leader Washington CH chief cleared Portion of Six Flap dosed·:tu a House minority leader endorsed '. ••' . I' I ' ' Fnuy,May 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Ftldsy. -.y 25, 2001 Budget plans cut funding for Ohio's celebration Ohio weather IIOt. PageAl DeWine may be booted from a plum .committee Grace Women, Pomeroy, Ohio, are hostlno their annual Card Party and Salad Luncheon Saturday June 2, 2001, 12:00 noon untll4:00. All card oames welcome $7.00 per person. Game and door prizes. Reservation by May 29. Call740-992-3867. • • • David w. Lanclaker .. Bica was concemed about woman • •• • '. Weiman·convicted in fire deaths * Memorial Day Celebration· ~ . . Sunday, May 27 ~ , Mayor's race opens up CLEVELAND (AP) - . Mayor Michael R . White's surprise anno uncement that he \viii not .seek ·re-election to a fourth j ' • * Everyone Welcome! Featuring Gold Star Sound at Old Lock 24 Campground, Rod~, Ohio. "lt{:l{I{I .. 4-1 0 ·= =~~~;~9-7~;~{{ \1 • *11 * * : {l{:l~l LO.CAL STQC.KS . .. USB-22), Obituaries Horace Russell11ucl' Abbott AEP -51 • Arch Coal- 331. Gamet!- &&'General Eledric- 511. Akzo-42 AmTaeh/SBC - <13 GKNLY-100. llarley Oallldsan - AT&T-21 Bank 38\ Bel> Evans- 18), Kmatt-11 '1. Ashla'ld Inc. - 41 ~ .! 47~ POMEROY - David W Landaker, 79, Pomeroy, died Kmger - 24'4 onePOMFROY- Horace Russeii " Bud" Abbott, 71, Pomeroy, LMds End - 35,, Thursday, May 24, 2001, at Veterans Memorial Hospital's died unexpectedly on Wednesday, May 23, 2001, at Holzer BorgWamer- 46~ . ud.-un Extended Care Unit in Pomeroy. . Medical Center in Gallipolis. Oak Hil FlllllllCial- 15 c"""'*'" -a Born Dec. 12, 1921, he was rhe son of the -late Joseph Wand Born in Meigs Counry on Dec. 19, 1929, he was the son of Charmilg Shops - st. OVB-25'1. Holding - 9 BBT-36~ Mabell.andaker and was a coal miner for Jeffers Coal Co. the late Arlee and Trecie Sharp Abbott and was a retired sales- Cily Peq>les-19 DuPont 45'1. .Along with his parents, he was preceded in· death by a sister, man for Chandler Cabinet and Supplies of Huntington, WVa.. FederaiMogU-3 Prerrier- n Lilly; and a grandson, Joey Reitmire. He was also fomterly employed as a local carpenter. He i.s survived by his wife, Eileen Lee Landaker of Pomeroy; He was an Air Force veteran of thr Korean Conflid and pas10 children, Sharon and John Harvey of Missouri, Sandy and tor ofJubilee Choistian Center in Kanawha.. school. Oley Herdman, John and Grace Landaker, all of Harrisonville, He is survived by his \vife, Grace Ilene Montgon;tery Abbott " I can stiD hear the echo of Pam and Bill Moore of Dexter; Wanda and Larry Rutter, of Pomeroy; two sons and daughters-in-law, Dan and Sherry former teachers and friends Roland and Paulette Landaker, Addie and Bill Reitmire, David Abbott of Palatka , Fla., Roger and Susie Abbott of Pomeroy; a PapAl coming off these walls." . W. Landaker, Jr., all of Pomeroy, Patry and Rick Laudermilt of daughter, Vicki Hoffman of Pomeroy; five grandchildren, Jason At Lel:art Falls Elementary, Middleport, Shirley and Randy Friend of Long Bottom; a Abbott of Aorida. Darin Abbott of Lancaster, Travis Abbott, the district, having opened its students and faculty also . .brother and sister-in-law, John and Bessie Landaker; a sister, Grant Abbott, Carrie Abbott, all of Pomeroy; a great-grand- doors in 1929. The junior observed the '1'tirement of .Martha Grimm of Middleport; 23 grandchildren; and several daughter, Brook Abbort; • brother and sister-in-law, Edgor and high school was co mpleted in Principal Roger Roush. .great grandchildren. 1932, Letart Falls Elemenl:ary Roush attended eight years of Jane Abbott of Pomeroy; and several niec es and nephews. Gr;aveside services \viD be conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m . on Sunday, Ma)' 27, in !937, and Portland Ele- school at Letart Falls and Rocksprings Cemetery in Pom<"my. 2()01, at Fisher-Acrec Funeral Home in Pomemy. Officiating tnentary in 1951 . taught there an additional 30 There \vill be no calling hours. will be the R ev. Larry Lemlcv. Burial will fi,llow in Riverview The new building. which is years, leaving only to artend Arrangements were handled by Fish<'r-Acree Funeral Home. Cemetery. · · . nearing completion , features high school in Racine and Military servic-es will be co ndu cted by Fl•cney-Bennett Post well-lighted, rnomy class- college. 12H, American Legion. rooms and other n1.1ny conveSouthern Local SuperinFriends may call on Saturd•y fmm 2--1 p.m . .md 7-'J p.m. at niences the older buildings tendent James Lawrence said could no longer offer : science he was disappointed Pordand COOLVILLE - Rev. Hershel Thompson, 76, Coolville, the funeral home. and co mpute;.•r laboratories, ;a - died Thursday, May 24, 2001, at Arcadia Nursing C~nter in students were not able to nurse's station, library, art and · Coolville. attend school Thursday. tllUSIC TOOI11 S a Born June 26, 1924, he was rhe son of the late Isaac and "I hated to see Portland not cafeteria/ auditorium with a · Louisa Ball Thompson and was a retired milk operator at being open," he said. "I went stage, and access to modern Elkem. to grade school there." technology. He was also a pastor at Fairview Chapel Church in Coolville Lawrence also worked at At Syracuse Elementary, for 40 years. POMEROY Units of head teacher Patty Struble Syracuse Elementary and Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, the Meigs Emergency Service Junior High presided over,, an emotional Southern Flossie Mae Thompson; a daughter, Teressa Jeffers; two grand- answered seven calls for assisSchool. POMEROY Several assembly. For perhaps the final .c hildren; two sisters; and five brothers. tance on Thursday. Units "It's a sad time to see tlie complaints were recently tim.t',the crowded gymnasium He is survived by four sons and three daughters-in-law, Gary · responded as foDows: investigated and a number of rang with the sound of . old buildings close, but it's a ·and Jean Thompson of CoolviUe, David and Susie Thompson CENTRAL DISPATCH youngsters standing to recite very exciting time to look of Belpre, Nathan and Becky Thompson of Rutland, John 9:37a.m., Meigs Mine No. summons issued by the Meigs forward to. We all have memMark of Coolville; one daughter ahd two sons-in-law, Rebec- 31, assisted by Rutland, County Sheriff's Department. the Pledge of Allegiance. Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell For Struble, a long-time ories of the old buildings. ca and Mark Jenkins, Wayne Jeffers of Coolville; two brothers, Mitchell · Barnett, Holzer said Mike Blake of Pageville teacher and former student at We'll have memories in rhe Carroll and HoDie of Parkersburg, WVa.; 10 grandchildren, Medical Center; Road reported to deputies the school, saying goodbye new building to look forward three great-great grandchildren. 8:45 p.m ., Kingsbury Road, that his mailbox was stolen was an emotional experience. to." . Funeral services will be at I p.m. Sunday at White Funeral Winnie White, HMC; Southern students were Many of the parents and Home in Coolville. l3urial will foDow in Fairview Cemetery. . 11:53 p.m., Fourth Street, sometime Monday night. Chris Milldow of Mile Hill grandparents in attendance treated to a surprise tour Friends ~ay visit on Saturday,from 2-'4 p.m. and 6"8 p.m. at Gertrude Tracy,' treated. Wednesday of the hew build· Road reported someone were also former students. the funeral home. RACINE "Fifry-eight years ago I mg. broke into his residence and 2:47 p.m., Ohio 338, J. F. . A public dedication and stole several stereo speakers. walked out of this building," Young, Jackson General Hosopen house will be held from Jill Well of Park Road said Kenny Wiggins, Minpital. reported a portion of her ersville. "I thought I'd walk 2-4 p.m. July 8 at Southern POMER.OY - Nev White, 86, Pomeroy, died Thursday, RUTLAND Elementary School. Tours and satellite dish had been stolen, . back in one last time. May 24, 2001, at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. 8:41. p:m., Station Four, and someone had driven "It was a nice, new building refreshments will be available. Arrangements are being completed. by Fisher-Acree Funeral Amanda Richmond, HMC. through her yard, causi ng then," he said, adding he had On Aug. 5 from 2-4 p.m. an Home and will be announced at a later date. SYRACUSE mixed emotions about the orienl:ation session for studamage to her lawn. 3 :36 p.m., Ohio 124, Anyone .with information is occasion. "It's a great day and dents and their parents will be Gertrude Stacey, refused treat- urged to call the sheriff's a proud day to see the new held. Yesterday the work of plac- ntent; office at 992-3371. )n& neyt fl!'~.o!' !he graves of 9:43 ' p.m., Brownell In other matters, the foithe more than 500 veterans Aven\]e,John Fink, HMC. ·Jowirig subjects were issued what we can to get just fhe hmPapAl buried i'n Beech Grove sum mons to appear in M eigs exterior painted," said DavenCemetery was started just Counry Court for driving · port. "The courthouse hasn't The public is encouraged to before the rains came. It will been around road dosed signs on painted in 15-20 years." from PapAl attend the services, to support be finished at 9 a.m. Saturday U.S. :B at Burlingham and " It's a beautiful structure rhe veterans, said Gerald or in the event of more rain, ined in further detail. water: driving through high a fresh coat of pai~t and Rought, commander. RUTLAND - The Rutat 4 p.m. on Sunday. Steven R. Leach, William H . Co mmissioner Davenport would do it wonders," he land Village Parks and Recre. Burkhart Ill, Stev~n M. Huff- said painting the court house, added . ations Committee will have a nian, Thomas A . Randolph, both inside and out, was put meeting June 4 at (j p.m. to Gary C hirp .lS, Mi chad C. into l;tst year's capital budget , discuss organizing a socn'r Huddleston, Roy F. Boggs, league for the counry. Betty I. Hayes , Russell E. but funding fi>r the project Schools from Rev. Hershel Thompson LOCAL BRIEFS EMS logs ealls 1 Complaints · probed NevWhite Memorial Survey _ SOc:cer league meeting Water line project )f interested, conta, ~ Soccer Gilbert, Carrie L. Jenkins, and League chairwomen Amanda Erich J Walburn. Ramage at 742-2121 or · Emily Bing at 742-8709. ~ .." The Dally Sentinel • P8ge A 3 Greenland Construction workers took advantage of a break in tl)e rain to continue work on Pomeroy's new water line project. · Tpe new line, which is 12 inches in diameter, runs along Mai11 Street from Plum Street to Butternut Avenue and replaces the e~istlng eight inch cast·iron line. Recent inclement weather has delayed the project's completion and forced workers to wait until better weather to resume construction. (Tony M. Leach photo) l The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley . Our main eoncem In all stories Is • to be accurate. 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State Ohio is only state that requires a signed affidavit permitting law enforcement officers onto · the party premises. The lawsuit will ask the court to void the rule but will s<'ek no monetary damages. from PapAl The lawsuit will claim the requirement violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects , against unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring law enforcement officials to secure warrants based on probable cause, said Jill ian Davis, staff counsel for the ACLU-Ohio. Hooper. a neurobiology professor at Ohio University, said he volunteered to be the plaintiff in the lawsuit because ··he ·~· beca me ··upset about the "bbmnt violation of the Fourth Amendment" and how the st.lte pass~d the rule to treat young people, such as his students, "like second-class citiZt"ns."· Several state , including New Hampshire, ansas, Iowa and Pennsylvania, also uire buyers of kegs to reb~Ste r their parti cs or are comi cl~ring si nlllar leg~slation . \Vas never received. uw~·re 110\V ' trying to do \PRill[, V,\III'IIIIII.'.',\ 446 ·45 24 . ' All AGES, All TIMES~~ 00 Pl~ant Valley Hospital is now accepting current year (2001) magazine _don_a~C)ns f9r .use.by our patients and visitors ~ lobby areas. If you have.aAydonations, please drop-off at any of the following locations: Pleasant Valley Wellness Center; Pleasant Valley Auxiliary Infonnation Desk (Main Lobby) and the Pleasant Valley Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. . Once again, we ask that the magazines be current year (2001) and in good condition. Any mailing labels with ide~tifying names will be detached. For more infonnation pie~ call, (304) 675-7222. Thank you for your assistance, generosity and ~me, But Davis said she believes • -· ,, �' Ohio The Daily Sentinel s.turdey,llay 21 Aa:uw.....- torecast tor .. ,, '• . : d conditions, low · ~ ,T-- ~~~,.. I ''--~r--·- )1&:1 "" , , _ , 7 =·1~..-r·l . I o ). 0 . (_ i .1 CoSo •••if00,.7· 1 • c:2L./ o • Clnclnn.u ,.,... - ---.... r l."',_,I I· I. I i a_ o W. VA . KV ' .l ,..,;_ )47·- I ,..... C 2001 AccuWeMher, Inc. ' honest, we weren't expecting cuts this deeply;• Fled Stntnunn, the commission's spokesllWI, said Thursday. "We're nor going to be able to do aoerything we w:anred to, but still going to be able to do a lot." He said the commission might ask bwmakers to reconsider the funding when they meet to sort out ·differences in their versions of the budget. The Legislature hopes to have the budget ready to send to Taft for his consideration next week. Lawmakers have said that they had to limit funding for many programs, including the bicentennial, because the budget needed to pay for primary and secondary education at ie.,;,ls that would meet an Ohio Supreme Court mandate -·re to ~rhaul the way the sure paY' for public education . . House Speaker Larry Householder, a Republican from Glenford, said rhe . budget process is about prioritizing rhe state's needs. . "We're going to try to have a real nice birthday party for the state of Ohio. bur as priorities go. rhere were many rhings ahead of rhat particular issue;' he 5:!id. Rep. John Carey, a Republican from Wellston who is chairman of the HouseSenate conference committee, said he does not know if bicentennial funding will even be discussed. "The bicentennial is a good thing, but \ve must focus on maimaining funding for the essential serviCes first," Carey 5<1id. . . '_, --- -'~ (~·=-~~:-.- .:r-.·· ·~ ._, ·----· .. . .' ·~ ·~~-- ~-' -~· Rain • Fbroes Snow ...... -101!1 -' Cool, wet conditions·persist .. ·co"UMBUS (AP) - The state's plans to mark Ohio's bicentennial in 2003 would have to be pared down, under legislative budget proposals that cut funding for the celebration. Gov. Bob Taft had proposed giving the Ohio Bicentennial Commission $30 million over twQ years for state and local events and programs. The House version of the budget would allot about $13.5 million and the Senate's version would provide only S8 million in 2002 and 2003. The House and Senate proposals also would cut the commission's adminiStrative budget, which would largely pay for hiring additional s1:aff members to help \Vith events. " We were expecting cuts. But I'll b<" BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS about two miles southeast of the weather service office in Wilmington · at 7 :37 p.m. Thursday. It was observed by weather service personnel and spotters from the Airborne Express tower. The tornad(}. was over open country and no damage was reported. term is duwing a quickly increasing field of ronte1iders to down as minority leader· when he files his petitions fi>r mayor. replace him. The filing deadline is July 13. Cleveland's nunpartisan mayoral primary is Oct. 2. The top two finishers move on to the Nov. 6 general election . Democrats overwhelmingly dominate the party affiliation of · •' registered voters in Cleyeland. So far, all the confirmed or likeCINCINNATI (t\P) - The Cont,mporary Arts Center ly challengers are Democrats, as is·White. · . held a block party and a ceremonial ground breaking Thursday White announced Wednesday that he won't seek re-election . for its new $34.1 million home. The g:lllery has occupied a second-floor storefront for tlie because he wants to spend more time with his family. . past 30 years. Its new 85,000-square~foot building across tlie street from the Aronoff Center for performing arts was ·designed by London-based architect Zaha Hadid. · ' DAYTON (AP) - A teen-ager who wounded a woman in The. building wiD be .named for Cincinnati philanthropis.ts a Febf\!ary shooting has been sentenced to serve s.even years. in Lois md Richard Rosenthal, who donated· $6 million to the juvenile detention. . project. Officials expect to move into the new building in Judge. Michael R Murphy rejected prosecutors' requests to spring 2003. · try MitcheD Harvey, 14, of Dayton as an adult. More than 750 donors and several foundations contributed Prosecutors said Harvey shot the woman, stole her sport utilto the campaign, which also received $4.8 ri1iUion from the ity vehicle and led police on a high-speed chase. city of Cincinnati for land and site preparation and $5.5 milThe victim, Sharon Morris, 53, of Dayton, was not in court for Thursday's sentencing. She w:as preparing for further lion from the state of Ohio. · G•oundbreakinglor arts center The National Weather Service says cool, wet weather will hang around the region . for a few days. . A large low pressure system that was situated near western llli nois on Friday morning wiD continue to spin slowly southeast and then north. The Sunset today will be at 8 :49 presence of this low will extend the chance of showers p.m. Sunset Saturday will be at and thunderstorms irito the 6 :08 a.m. Forecast weekend. surgery, prosec-utors said. 0--_.ernight lows will range Today: Showers likely. High The youth admitted responsibility for the shooting and was from the upper 40s to the low 65,low 49. found guilty on nine felony delinquency counts. ADA (AP) - Election workers discovered misplaced ballots 50s. Afternoon highs Saturday Saturday: Pardy cloudy. while certifying the village's mayoral primary election, forcing will be in the 60- to 70- High 68,low 51. them io declare a new winner. degree range. Normal · high Sunday: Showers likely. High temperatures for this time od. 68, low 48. COLUMBUS (AP) -The city school board on Thursday · Slips of paper were put into the wrong pile the night of the Monday: Mostly cloudy. selected an in~rim superintendent who will serve until a per- May 8 election. The error was discovered Tuesday, giving Ken year are in the low to mid 70s. neth Failor the victory over Michael Agin. A tornado touched down High 65, low 47. .manent schools' chief is named. · "It was a ,human error," Hardin County Board of Elections Marvenia Bosley wiU uke over at .the end of this month Director Anne Boston said. when Rosa Smith leaves for a job in Massachuse~. Agin, who thought he had ·won 223-to-202 on election Bosley has been with the district since 197 4 and currentl'y serves as the executive director of stUdent achievement. Bosley night, said he has a lack of confidence in the county board of WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE (AP) -An investiga- said she does not expect any big changes while she serves tem- elections. The misp~ced votes gave Failor a three-vote victory. tion of this south-central Ohio city's police chief turned up no porarily. e.v.idence of wrongdoing against him. The school board plans to hire a pernm1ent superintendent Larry Mongold wiU return to work Tuesday after being on by June 11. paid leave sin~e Feb. 14. He has bee.n chieffor five years. AURORA (AP) - The slate's newest amusement park City Attorney Robert Hammond said he received a report agreed not to open section of its water park that was the sire this week on Mongold from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal of a near-drowning last year. Identification and Investigation, which had been looking into TOLEDO (AP) - Ohio House Minority Leader Jack Ford Six Flags Worlds of Adventure wiD dose off a section of its . allegations against Mongold since March. · · has won the endorsement of the Lucas County Demo~ratic Hook's Lagoon water park where 1 1-year-old Jordan Fish · · Hammond told Ciry Council on Wednesday that the inves- Party for mayor ofToledo. nearly drowned Aug. 16 . . Ford won the ·endorsement over Lucas County Treasurer tigation had turned up no significant findings. City Manager Jordan said she felt hersdfbeing sucked into a drainage pipe Stephen Sobers told Mongold on Thursday that he ruuld Ray Kest, a fellow Democrat who still plans to run for mayor. covered by a broken grate. Witnesses said they believed she was return ro work. A ltnmicipal primary is planned for September with the two undenviiter for about four minutes before being rescued. top vote-getters fa~ing off in November. If elected, Ford would Department .of Agriculture spokeswoman Deborah Abbott be Toledo's first black mayor. said department investigators found the drainage ·system was Ohio House Democratic rules say the minority leader or draining w~rer at twice the rate specified by the manufacturef. · COLUMBUS (AP) -A state appeals court has owtUtn<'d a assistant minority leader should step down from their posts if Park officials disputed the findings and filed suit to obtain the $51.5 miDion verdict a jury had awarded a high school teacher they run for another public office. Ford said he would step department's records. aft.e~ · a~ insurance company refused to pay for his dying wife's can·ci:r treatmet1t. . · · · The 5th Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that ~plscopal Licking Counry, Conu11on Pleas Judge Gregory Frost was incorrect in ruling in September 1999 that Anthem Blue Cross and' ~hle' Shield ·were liable for $49 million in punitive damages. . . The court -said those damages should have come only from Ant~m's subsidiary, Community Insurance Co. WASHINGTON (AP) on the committee. I can conRo.bert Dardinger, who had sued Anthem, and attorneys on Ohio's federal judge nominees tinue. to operate if I'm. not or\ both sides are reviewing the opinion. Dardinger said he doeswiD get confirmed by a · it." n't know what his next step will be. Democrat-led Senate, Sen. Because of seniority, Mike DeWin~ · predicted DeWine's place on the JudiThursday, but the state could ciary Committee would not RAVENNA (AP) - A pregnant woman's killer expressed lose its seat on the powerful be endangered by the shift of power: . concern about her to neighbors after she had kidnapped and Appropriations Committee. DeWine of Ohio and the With Democrats in charge, killed the woman and surgically removed the baby, :iccoroing rest of his GOP colleagues are the handling of nominees will to .a n FBI investigation. , · · Authorities have said MicheDe Bica, 39, acted alone last Sept. about to shift from the major- change but "the reaiity is that 47 when she lured Theresa Andrews, 23, to her home, shot her ity to the minoriry because of when all is said and done, the and cut out Andrews' baby, then passed the child off as her a decision by Vermont Sen. Senate will confirm 'a number own. James Jeffords to leave the of the president's judicial The baby was rescued five days later. Bica killed herself with Republican Party. appointments;' DeWine said, a guq as police approached her house to question her about Just this year, De Wine adding that he believes that . And'"ws' disappearance gained a place on . the Appro- includes Ohio nominees DebAndrews' body was buried in the gravel-covered dirt floor in priations Committee, and one orah Cook and Jeffrey Sutton. a garage at' the Bica home:The garage has been torn down and of the items ro be determined De Wine . will have to give the hptjse where the kiUing occurred is for sale. · with the change of control up two subcommittee -chairwill be how many Republican manships, but he said that as a slots that panel will have. matter of practice he consulted If one Repllblican has to closely with his counterpart CLEVELAND (AP) - After two previous mistrials, a jury go,, "It would be me;· said Democrats apd expected that has found a woman guilry of intentionally starting a fire that De Wine. " Last ope hired, first same relationship to continue. killed her two daughters. . Sen. George Voinovich, Rone fired, you know'" Other jurors previously could not reach a unanimous deciDeWine said he took thaf O hio, who also must give up sio n on whether Angela Garcia purposely killed Nyeemah possibility in stride." i operated two subcommittee chairman· Garcia , 3, and Nijah Evans, 2. six years iii this place not being ships. said the same thing. After 12 hours of deliberations over two days, the third jury in her case found Gar,ia guilty Thursday of aggravated murder, Wi' ~ ~ ~ . {:( {:( {:( {:( ' {:( {r {r ~ 1lC -{l( murder arid arSQII charges. She faces a possible life term in prison when Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Bridget M. McCafferty sentences her·on Wednesday. Garcia's defeme lawyers, Thomas Shaughnessy and Mark Rudy, had a~ked McCafferty to declare a mistrial after the jury for<!m.ln said he feared for his family's safety and asked to be exc used from the ' panel. 14-year-old sentenced· Ballot mistake ·manges winner Board names interim leader Washington CH chief cleared Portion of Six Flap dosed·:tu a House minority leader endorsed '. ••' . I' I ' ' Fnuy,May 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Ftldsy. -.y 25, 2001 Budget plans cut funding for Ohio's celebration Ohio weather IIOt. PageAl DeWine may be booted from a plum .committee Grace Women, Pomeroy, Ohio, are hostlno their annual Card Party and Salad Luncheon Saturday June 2, 2001, 12:00 noon untll4:00. All card oames welcome $7.00 per person. Game and door prizes. Reservation by May 29. Call740-992-3867. • • • David w. Lanclaker .. Bica was concemed about woman • •• • '. Weiman·convicted in fire deaths * Memorial Day Celebration· ~ . . Sunday, May 27 ~ , Mayor's race opens up CLEVELAND (AP) - . Mayor Michael R . White's surprise anno uncement that he \viii not .seek ·re-election to a fourth j ' • * Everyone Welcome! Featuring Gold Star Sound at Old Lock 24 Campground, Rod~, Ohio. "lt{:l{I{I .. 4-1 0 ·= =~~~;~9-7~;~{{ \1 • *11 * * : {l{:l~l LO.CAL STQC.KS . .. USB-22), Obituaries Horace Russell11ucl' Abbott AEP -51 • Arch Coal- 331. Gamet!- &&'General Eledric- 511. Akzo-42 AmTaeh/SBC - <13 GKNLY-100. llarley Oallldsan - AT&T-21 Bank 38\ Bel> Evans- 18), Kmatt-11 '1. Ashla'ld Inc. - 41 ~ .! 47~ POMEROY - David W Landaker, 79, Pomeroy, died Kmger - 24'4 onePOMFROY- Horace Russeii " Bud" Abbott, 71, Pomeroy, LMds End - 35,, Thursday, May 24, 2001, at Veterans Memorial Hospital's died unexpectedly on Wednesday, May 23, 2001, at Holzer BorgWamer- 46~ . ud.-un Extended Care Unit in Pomeroy. . Medical Center in Gallipolis. Oak Hil FlllllllCial- 15 c"""'*'" -a Born Dec. 12, 1921, he was rhe son of the -late Joseph Wand Born in Meigs Counry on Dec. 19, 1929, he was the son of Charmilg Shops - st. OVB-25'1. Holding - 9 BBT-36~ Mabell.andaker and was a coal miner for Jeffers Coal Co. the late Arlee and Trecie Sharp Abbott and was a retired sales- Cily Peq>les-19 DuPont 45'1. .Along with his parents, he was preceded in· death by a sister, man for Chandler Cabinet and Supplies of Huntington, WVa.. FederaiMogU-3 Prerrier- n Lilly; and a grandson, Joey Reitmire. He was also fomterly employed as a local carpenter. He i.s survived by his wife, Eileen Lee Landaker of Pomeroy; He was an Air Force veteran of thr Korean Conflid and pas10 children, Sharon and John Harvey of Missouri, Sandy and tor ofJubilee Choistian Center in Kanawha.. school. Oley Herdman, John and Grace Landaker, all of Harrisonville, He is survived by his \vife, Grace Ilene Montgon;tery Abbott " I can stiD hear the echo of Pam and Bill Moore of Dexter; Wanda and Larry Rutter, of Pomeroy; two sons and daughters-in-law, Dan and Sherry former teachers and friends Roland and Paulette Landaker, Addie and Bill Reitmire, David Abbott of Palatka , Fla., Roger and Susie Abbott of Pomeroy; a PapAl coming off these walls." . W. Landaker, Jr., all of Pomeroy, Patry and Rick Laudermilt of daughter, Vicki Hoffman of Pomeroy; five grandchildren, Jason At Lel:art Falls Elementary, Middleport, Shirley and Randy Friend of Long Bottom; a Abbott of Aorida. Darin Abbott of Lancaster, Travis Abbott, the district, having opened its students and faculty also . .brother and sister-in-law, John and Bessie Landaker; a sister, Grant Abbott, Carrie Abbott, all of Pomeroy; a great-grand- doors in 1929. The junior observed the '1'tirement of .Martha Grimm of Middleport; 23 grandchildren; and several daughter, Brook Abbort; • brother and sister-in-law, Edgor and high school was co mpleted in Principal Roger Roush. .great grandchildren. 1932, Letart Falls Elemenl:ary Roush attended eight years of Jane Abbott of Pomeroy; and several niec es and nephews. Gr;aveside services \viD be conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m . on Sunday, Ma)' 27, in !937, and Portland Ele- school at Letart Falls and Rocksprings Cemetery in Pom<"my. 2()01, at Fisher-Acrec Funeral Home in Pomemy. Officiating tnentary in 1951 . taught there an additional 30 There \vill be no calling hours. will be the R ev. Larry Lemlcv. Burial will fi,llow in Riverview The new building. which is years, leaving only to artend Arrangements were handled by Fish<'r-Acree Funeral Home. Cemetery. · · . nearing completion , features high school in Racine and Military servic-es will be co ndu cted by Fl•cney-Bennett Post well-lighted, rnomy class- college. 12H, American Legion. rooms and other n1.1ny conveSouthern Local SuperinFriends may call on Saturd•y fmm 2--1 p.m . .md 7-'J p.m. at niences the older buildings tendent James Lawrence said could no longer offer : science he was disappointed Pordand COOLVILLE - Rev. Hershel Thompson, 76, Coolville, the funeral home. and co mpute;.•r laboratories, ;a - died Thursday, May 24, 2001, at Arcadia Nursing C~nter in students were not able to nurse's station, library, art and · Coolville. attend school Thursday. tllUSIC TOOI11 S a Born June 26, 1924, he was rhe son of the late Isaac and "I hated to see Portland not cafeteria/ auditorium with a · Louisa Ball Thompson and was a retired milk operator at being open," he said. "I went stage, and access to modern Elkem. to grade school there." technology. He was also a pastor at Fairview Chapel Church in Coolville Lawrence also worked at At Syracuse Elementary, for 40 years. POMEROY Units of head teacher Patty Struble Syracuse Elementary and Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, the Meigs Emergency Service Junior High presided over,, an emotional Southern Flossie Mae Thompson; a daughter, Teressa Jeffers; two grand- answered seven calls for assisSchool. POMEROY Several assembly. For perhaps the final .c hildren; two sisters; and five brothers. tance on Thursday. Units "It's a sad time to see tlie complaints were recently tim.t',the crowded gymnasium He is survived by four sons and three daughters-in-law, Gary · responded as foDows: investigated and a number of rang with the sound of . old buildings close, but it's a ·and Jean Thompson of CoolviUe, David and Susie Thompson CENTRAL DISPATCH youngsters standing to recite very exciting time to look of Belpre, Nathan and Becky Thompson of Rutland, John 9:37a.m., Meigs Mine No. summons issued by the Meigs forward to. We all have memMark of Coolville; one daughter ahd two sons-in-law, Rebec- 31, assisted by Rutland, County Sheriff's Department. the Pledge of Allegiance. Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell For Struble, a long-time ories of the old buildings. ca and Mark Jenkins, Wayne Jeffers of Coolville; two brothers, Mitchell · Barnett, Holzer said Mike Blake of Pageville teacher and former student at We'll have memories in rhe Carroll and HoDie of Parkersburg, WVa.; 10 grandchildren, Medical Center; Road reported to deputies the school, saying goodbye new building to look forward three great-great grandchildren. 8:45 p.m ., Kingsbury Road, that his mailbox was stolen was an emotional experience. to." . Funeral services will be at I p.m. Sunday at White Funeral Winnie White, HMC; Southern students were Many of the parents and Home in Coolville. l3urial will foDow in Fairview Cemetery. . 11:53 p.m., Fourth Street, sometime Monday night. Chris Milldow of Mile Hill grandparents in attendance treated to a surprise tour Friends ~ay visit on Saturday,from 2-'4 p.m. and 6"8 p.m. at Gertrude Tracy,' treated. Wednesday of the hew build· Road reported someone were also former students. the funeral home. RACINE "Fifry-eight years ago I mg. broke into his residence and 2:47 p.m., Ohio 338, J. F. . A public dedication and stole several stereo speakers. walked out of this building," Young, Jackson General Hosopen house will be held from Jill Well of Park Road said Kenny Wiggins, Minpital. reported a portion of her ersville. "I thought I'd walk 2-4 p.m. July 8 at Southern POMER.OY - Nev White, 86, Pomeroy, died Thursday, RUTLAND Elementary School. Tours and satellite dish had been stolen, . back in one last time. May 24, 2001, at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. 8:41. p:m., Station Four, and someone had driven "It was a nice, new building refreshments will be available. Arrangements are being completed. by Fisher-Acree Funeral Amanda Richmond, HMC. through her yard, causi ng then," he said, adding he had On Aug. 5 from 2-4 p.m. an Home and will be announced at a later date. SYRACUSE mixed emotions about the orienl:ation session for studamage to her lawn. 3 :36 p.m., Ohio 124, Anyone .with information is occasion. "It's a great day and dents and their parents will be Gertrude Stacey, refused treat- urged to call the sheriff's a proud day to see the new held. Yesterday the work of plac- ntent; office at 992-3371. )n& neyt fl!'~.o!' !he graves of 9:43 ' p.m., Brownell In other matters, the foithe more than 500 veterans Aven\]e,John Fink, HMC. ·Jowirig subjects were issued what we can to get just fhe hmPapAl buried i'n Beech Grove sum mons to appear in M eigs exterior painted," said DavenCemetery was started just Counry Court for driving · port. "The courthouse hasn't The public is encouraged to before the rains came. It will been around road dosed signs on painted in 15-20 years." from PapAl attend the services, to support be finished at 9 a.m. Saturday U.S. :B at Burlingham and " It's a beautiful structure rhe veterans, said Gerald or in the event of more rain, ined in further detail. water: driving through high a fresh coat of pai~t and Rought, commander. RUTLAND - The Rutat 4 p.m. on Sunday. Steven R. Leach, William H . Co mmissioner Davenport would do it wonders," he land Village Parks and Recre. Burkhart Ill, Stev~n M. Huff- said painting the court house, added . ations Committee will have a nian, Thomas A . Randolph, both inside and out, was put meeting June 4 at (j p.m. to Gary C hirp .lS, Mi chad C. into l;tst year's capital budget , discuss organizing a socn'r Huddleston, Roy F. Boggs, league for the counry. Betty I. Hayes , Russell E. but funding fi>r the project Schools from Rev. Hershel Thompson LOCAL BRIEFS EMS logs ealls 1 Complaints · probed NevWhite Memorial Survey _ SOc:cer league meeting Water line project )f interested, conta, ~ Soccer Gilbert, Carrie L. Jenkins, and League chairwomen Amanda Erich J Walburn. Ramage at 742-2121 or · Emily Bing at 742-8709. ~ .." The Dally Sentinel • P8ge A 3 Greenland Construction workers took advantage of a break in tl)e rain to continue work on Pomeroy's new water line project. · Tpe new line, which is 12 inches in diameter, runs along Mai11 Street from Plum Street to Butternut Avenue and replaces the e~istlng eight inch cast·iron line. Recent inclement weather has delayed the project's completion and forced workers to wait until better weather to resume construction. (Tony M. Leach photo) l The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley . Our main eoncem In all stories Is • to be accurate. 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State Ohio is only state that requires a signed affidavit permitting law enforcement officers onto · the party premises. The lawsuit will ask the court to void the rule but will s<'ek no monetary damages. from PapAl The lawsuit will claim the requirement violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects , against unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring law enforcement officials to secure warrants based on probable cause, said Jill ian Davis, staff counsel for the ACLU-Ohio. Hooper. a neurobiology professor at Ohio University, said he volunteered to be the plaintiff in the lawsuit because ··he ·~· beca me ··upset about the "bbmnt violation of the Fourth Amendment" and how the st.lte pass~d the rule to treat young people, such as his students, "like second-class citiZt"ns."· Several state , including New Hampshire, ansas, Iowa and Pennsylvania, also uire buyers of kegs to reb~Ste r their parti cs or are comi cl~ring si nlllar leg~slation . \Vas never received. uw~·re 110\V ' trying to do \PRill[, V,\III'IIIIII.'.',\ 446 ·45 24 . ' All AGES, All TIMES~~ 00 Pl~ant Valley Hospital is now accepting current year (2001) magazine _don_a~C)ns f9r .use.by our patients and visitors ~ lobby areas. If you have.aAydonations, please drop-off at any of the following locations: Pleasant Valley Wellness Center; Pleasant Valley Auxiliary Infonnation Desk (Main Lobby) and the Pleasant Valley Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. . Once again, we ask that the magazines be current year (2001) and in good condition. Any mailing labels with ide~tifying names will be detached. For more infonnation pie~ call, (304) 675-7222. Thank you for your assistance, generosity and ~me, But Davis said she believes • -· ,, �• ' PageM The Daily Sentinel 25.2111 --=-By the Bend DEAR. ABBY: I am 15 ¥=5 old. My mother and father are divorced. Dad remarried a woman with three kids. I have a younger sister and brother. We live with my dad. Last week. I heard my stepmother talking on the phone to a friend about my brother, sister and me. She said, "I didn't bargain for ·them.'' She is always complaining to Dad about us. Our mother W3Stl 't very good to us either, and she gave us to Dad Whenever my brother, sister or I gets sick, my stepmother complains if she has to take us to the doctor. We don't eat dinn~r until 7 or 8 at night: She dishes out our food. We're not allowed to serve ourselves. If \ve don't like what she gives us, she yells at us. Her kids \vait until she· leaves the roop1 to throw their food in the trash can. If she sees it, she blames us and Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor c...... Hoefllcfl ~Kay Hill Controller Gei...IIII!Mger . .....,·--"-..,... . . . . .. •.. ,_.._c.. .-. """"',., tA. fflilor.,. w~. -·o~J«t·-.-- l7wJ •ltotdtiN 1m,._ - won&. AB ldkrt No is-"- WI II< ,.MUW ...,.,...,,"'' n., "*'-" /AII<ft oloHJI lw U. ,.,W - · -..u., .,..,.._~ill IJM Wlllw .,.1Jw COIIUDIII oft/w Olfio ~--.~~~~~n~-...u. V..., NATIONAL VIEW Cut'em Rockifeller off the.mark with tax cut critidsm .. 'I 'I Today is Friday, May 25, the !45th day of 2001. There arc 220 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 25, 1961, President Kennedy asked the nation to work toward putting 'a man on the moon by the .end .of the decade. On this date: In 1787, the Constitutional Convention was convened in Philadelphia after enough delegates had shown up for a quorum. In 1810, Argentina began its- revolt against Spain. In 1895, playwright Oscar Wilde was convicted of a morals charge in London; he was sentenced to prison. In 1935, Babe Ruth hit the 714th and final home run of his career, for the Boston Braves, in a game against the Pittsburgh · Pirates. In 1946, Transjordan (now Jordan) became a kingdom as it . proclaimed its new monarch, King Abdullah Ibn VI-Hussein. In 1963, the Organization of African Unity was founded, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. In 1968, the Gateway Arch, part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, was dedicated. In 1976, U.S. Rep. Wayne L. Hays, 0-0hio, admitted to a ~·personal.relationship" with Elizabeth Ray, a committee staff member who claimed she'd received her job in order to be · Hays' mistress. In 1979, 275 people died when an American Airlines DC-I 0 crashed on takeoff from Chicago's O'Hare airport . . In 1981, daredevil Daniel Goodwin, wearing a "Spiderman" costume, scaled the outside of Chicago's Sears Tower in 7 1/2 hours. Today's Birthdays: Lyricist Hal David is 80. Actress Jeanne Crain is 76. Former opera singer Beverly Sills is 72. Former White House news secretary Ron Nessen is 67. Country singer-songwriter Tom T. Hall is 65. Actor Ian McKell en is 62. Actress Dixie Carter is 62. Country singer Jessi Colter is 58. ,Actress-singer Leslie Uggams is 58. Movie director and Muppeteer Frank Oz is 57. Actress Karen Valentine is 54. Rock singer Klaus Meine (The Scorpions) is 53. Actress Patti D'Arbanville is 50. Actress Connie Sellecca is 46. I I "" " • WASHINGTON. MERRY-GO-ROUND Is this the start of something big? ' ' " ' lj • House governs as though the presidei:u won a conservative mandate. This disaffection is not just one senator's; Jeffords speaks for embattled Republican moderates everywhere. Democrats treated the news about Jeffords as though it were some divine payback for the Supreme Court's having anointed Bush president, and the impli-. cations are so substantial it makes one wOnder how Ralph Nader could ever COWMNIST have said there were no major differences' between the two parties. A Foreign Relation rights, the environment, health issues tions committee headed by Democrat and education funding. Until Bush won Joe Biden would break the stranglehold the White House, Jeffords felt he could that Republican Jesse Helms has had over make a difference within the Republican U.S. foreign policy since 1995. A Judicia..: ry committee led by Democrat Patrick Party. But Bush's lockstep style of governing forced Jeffords to the sidelines and Leahy would act as a brake oii Blish's made clear that his brand of moderation judiCial nominations and force Bush to submit nominees with more centrist was not welcome. Jeffords has not changed his positions. backgrounds ami agendas. It's almost as though another election He was the only Republican member of the House to vote against R eagan's tax were held, and Bush lost. A Health and cut• in 1Y81. He consistently votes with Education committee headed by Sen. Ted the Democrats about half the time, and Kennedy will push a patient's bill of he wins high marks from environmental rights and agitate for prescription drug groups and women's organizations. coverage for seniors. An Energy and NatRepublicans must wonder whether Jef- ural Resources Committee headed by a fords' exit from the GOP is an isolated ·Democrat will restrain Bush's hand on instance, or whether he is the start of energy exploration and fo~e conservasomething big. In a country increasingly tion. If there's a downside for Democrats, alienated from traditional politics, the it's that they cannot sit back and just crit- . Independent label is attractive t<? voters. icize. The bipartisanship that Bush Under Bush, the GOP has moved to the promised - but never seriously pracright, and Republican moderates in the · ticed - will be forced on both parties. • WASHINGTON - It resembled a plot line in the popular television series "The West Wing": an obscure senator refusing to vote for the president's tax bill · unless the White House funds special education for disabled children. In a case of life imitating art, Vermont Sen. Jim Jeffords did just that when he defied President Bush and voted with the Democrats to trim Bush's proposed tax cut. White House aides had tried to strong-arm Jeffords. into supporting the president, but the professorial New Englander refused to capitulate. "They've broken both his arms, and they're starting to work on his legs," a Senate aide remarked at the time:"It's like a scene out of 'Gladiator'." , When Jeffords announced he was leaving the Republican Party to become an Independent, many observers thought the White House had gotten its just deserts. In a 50-50 Senate, the mantra has to be "leave n9 senator behind," said Ken Doberstein, who was President Reagan's chief of staff. Playing hardball with a senator from a , state Bush won by double digits might have yielded different results. But Vermont is a Democratic state, and pnnishingJeffords by excluding him from a White House ceremony honoring a Vermont teacher-of- the-year does not win points for Bush with the home folks. The mild- marmered Jeffords says he didn't leave the GOP because he felt mistreated, but that the issue differences between him and the party's leadership are just too great. He mentioned abor- Dear Abby Jack · Anderson & Douglas Cohn POMEROY- Chad Hubbard has been selected as a 2001 winner of the Ohio Valley Bank 4:-H Scholarship Program. Winners were determined by rwo select committees of 4H officials. The winners recetve S2,000 in scholarship Hubbard money over four years. Hubbard is the son ofTom · and Sharon Hall of Racine and is a nine-year member of 4-H. He is active in the Meigs County Sheppards Oub arid Mare.. Every year he has exhibited hogs at the fair, winning grand champion twice. Last year, he earned the tide of reserve champion showman. He has also been very active in 4-,H .Camp. . At Southe.rn High School, Hubbard graduated second in his class. He is active in basketball, baseball, cross country, golf, track , and National Honor Sociery. He plans to -attend Ohio Northern Ul}iversity to obtain a degree in either political science or history, before applying to law school. Other 200 I Ohio Valley Bank 4-H Scholarship redpients are: Cassie Graham, Adam Hall, and Craig Payne of Gallia County; Detrick Watterson of Mason County, W.Va.; Jake The political geography·qfJim Jq{ords MATTHEWS Jim Jeffords is the latest American politician to feel the local pressure of this country's divisive geography. This Vermont Yankee's discomfort with the Republican party of his roots is typical of what's happening nationwide. If you're from the Northeast or West, your neighbors are secular in their politics, pro-choice on abortion, and toler. ant-to-liberal in their social values. If you're from the heartland that binds the Bible Belt to the Rocky Mountains, your world is pro-gun, pro-life and Christian conservative. As a . Republican, Jeffords is the odd man out- not just in New England, but in the Northeast generally. His Green Mountain State gets greener every· year with new arrivals from New York. Bernard Sanders, a Brooklyn native, went to live there in the late 1960s. Today, he's the only self-proclaimed socialist in the U.S. Congress. Vermonters have shown their liberal tilt ~n a wide ·range of matters. The legislat.ure passed a Clean Air bill that slaps '! special tax on car, getting less than 20 miles per gallon. It was the only state to reject the flag-burning amendment to the Constitution. It recognized civil unions between partpers of the same sex. Here's how the Afmanac of American DROP US ALINE. , ~ feel frustrated that I cannot penonally contact you . I'm printing your letters as a reminder to 311 young people who 6nd themselves in similar situations to speak to a school counselor, a trusted relative, family friend, neighbor or member of the clergy, AND TELL THEM WHAT IS GOING ON. Also, there are several toll-free hotlines to call, including The Childhelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453. Also, there is Boys Town National Hotline for boys and girls at 1-800-448- 3000. Adults who suspect a child is being physicaUy or emotionally abused should call local child protectiw agenci.,s, local law . enforcem"nt or' the above hotlines Help IS available. Jensen and . Jill Samples of and Robin Jackson County, Ohio; and Harris, will Jordan Smith of Pik" County. be attended A banquet honoring Chad the Universiand his fellow \vinners was ty of Rio held Thursday, May 17th at the Grande ro Lewi"s Family Restaurant in obtain a degree Jackson. m A total of 96 4-H members early childnow have shared in more than hood educaKennedy tion Sl 64,000 of scholarship money provided by Ohio ValKennedy. son of Lilly and Billy Kennedy, ley Bank. has been accepted at Ohio University with an undeclared · maJor. The scholarship fund was RACO SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS - Five 2001 Southern created in 1974 under the will · High School graduates were awarded $500 scholarships lues· RUTLAND .Scholar- of the late Linnie B. Taylor to day night by the Racine Area Community Organization. Shown ships of $750 each from the assist children who live in the are, from left, scholarship recipients Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Linnie B:Tay- village of Rudand to attain a Evans, Chad Hubbard, Shauna Manuel and Emily Stivers. lor Scholar- coUege education. Joan May is RACO President Kathryn Hart, right, is shown handing out the ship Fund the trustee. . scholarships. ' were awarded · -l:'lo.l to three stuago, the Racine Area Commu- ern High School seniors. That dents in the nity Organization handed out year, 1993, the group gave two RACINE Eight years its first scholarships .to South- scholarships of $400 each. , Meigs High School class of2001. The schoi.arships were Billln awarded to Derrick L Bolin, Erin · Ha(ris, and "Billy J. Kennedy, II. Bolin, son of Rich and Brenda Bolin, will atto:nd Ohio Harrll U niwrsity and plans to maJor m electrical engineering. Harris, daughter of Dean . MHS students get awards =...., RACO awards Tuesday night. RACO g-Jve five $500 scholarships to college-bound SHS grads. The five were recognized at a spe. cia! dinner· held at the Racine . American Legion Pmt 602. Receiving scholarships were: Macyn Ervin, daughter · of Mrs. and Mrs. Herb Ervin, who is to attend Ohio State University; Jonathan Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans, University of Cincinnati; Chad H1,1bbard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall, Ohio Northern University; Shauna Manuel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manuel Jr., Ohio State University; Emily Stivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Don Stivers, University of Rio Grande. RACO ·President Kathryn . Hart said the group holds regular yard sales to raise money for. scholarships. Over the years, the number of schol:irships and the amoun t awarded has increased from $800 in 1993 to the current $2,500. Nathan ·L ane won a Tony Award in !996 for his performance in A Funny Thing Hap· pened on the Way to the Forum. jack Anderson 'and ])(,uglas Cohn are disSenate c;m now be counted on the fin~ tributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. gers of one hand. Yet, the .8ush White HARDBALL Bv CHRIS infonn.ation. I hive rec.:ivcd nuny similar )etten over the years, and I ACADEMIC NEWS & NOTES · Jtffords' discomfort with the Grand Old Party is endemic of a co.untry that is realigning itself along geographic, ratlrer titan historic, divides. ' the Confederacy are now the strongest Republican region in the country. Once the political· base of Abraham Lincoln, the North is now the domain of Ted Kennedy, Joe Lieberman and . Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Paci(ic Coast has seen the same dramatic shift. Not too many years ago, moderate Republicans practically owned the California governorship. There were lawmakers named Earl Warren, Pete McCloskey and Pete Wilson. Today, such figures are a vanished breed. Of the six senators from the Pacific states, just one is Republican. This is the same red-vs.-blue map that narrowly elected Bush . If Jim Jeffords feels he is a bad fit with the Bible Belted, pro-oil party of George W. Bush, he has many sympathizers in the Northeast and West. More and more, this country's politics are being balkanized into two very different countries that have little use for the homeboy who no longer thinks like his neighbors. The Jim Jeffords stoty is not about backroom Washington politics. It's about a country that is slowly but steadily commg apart. Politics sizes up Jeffford's constituency: " Vermont, proclaiming its desire to preserve the environment and the past, has attracted left-leaning migrants from New York and elsewhere, willing to pay higher taxes arid higher prices for the privilege of living in a seemingly pristine setting where the governor tries to confine Wal- Marts to the existing tiny downtowns." This explains why Jeffords has gained in hon1e state polls since distancing himself from the Texas-based presidency of George W. Bush.lt explains why .a Yankee would split from a party that no longer represents his moderate, tolerant, conservationist roots. Jeffords' discomfort with the Grand Old Party is endemic of.a country that is ((:/rris MattheWs, a nationally syndicated realigning itself along geographic, rathet co/umnist'for the San FranCisco Chronicle, is than historic, divides. Once the Democ- host of"Hardba/1" on CNBC and MSNBC rats' "solid South;.' the former states .of Cdble clrannels.) . 825 Third Avo., Galllpalla, Ohio 740-loi8-D42 111 Court 81., Pomoroy, Ohio 7-2·21841 ,1,. ,, . 200 Moln 81., . ..J..nt P-..t, W.VL ~11-1338 .,. FRIDAY POMEROY- Alumni to meet al 6;30 in lh!l cafeteria at Meigs High School to decorate lor Pomeroy Alumni Association. · SATURDAY RACINE - Southern High School Alumni Banquet, Satur· day, 6:30 p.m Charles W. Hay· man, gymnasium. Tickets at Racine Home National Bank, Cross Grocery, Southern High School. PORTLAND - .lebanon Town· ship Trustees, Saturday, 7 a.m. township building. SUNDAY . SYRACUSE - Memorial ser· · vices at Syracuse Nazarene • · Church, 10:30 a.m. RACINE ...:.. Racine Post 602, American Legion; will be con· dueling Memorial Day services Monday at 10 a.m. at lhe Post Memorial site with a public steak dinner to follow. POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will have its annual parade in down· town Pomeroy at 10:30 a.m. Monday followed by a program on the stage wilh Joe Struble as · speaker. The schedule for cemetery visits is as follows: 9 a.m. Rock Springs Cemetery: 9:30 a.m. Beech Grove Cemetery; 10 a.m. Sacred Heart Cemetery: 1 p.rri. Meigs Memory Gardens: final observance, Chester and Chester Cemetery. MIDDLEPORT - Feeney-Ben· nett Post 128, American Legion, TUESDAY will eight cemeteries and hosl a RUTLAND - Leading Creek band concert in observance of · . Conservancy District's monthly Memorial Day. At 8:45 a.m. a board meeting has been .rescheduled lor Tuesday, 5 p.m. service will be held at -lhe Mid· dleport Levee. Cemetery visits · due to' the holiday. will begin at 9 a.m. Riverview; ' 9:15a.m. Bradford; 9:30a.m. WEDNESDAY Middleport Hill; 10:15 a.m. Addi· SALEM CENTER -Salem son; 10:30 a.m. Gravel Hill, · · Township Trustees, Tuesday, 6 Cheshire; 11 a.m. Gravel Hill, p.m. at the Salem Firehouse. Middleport; Howell Hill, 12:30 p.m. and Burlingham, 1 p.m. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES BURLINGHAM- The 111th eel· The Greater Columbus Concert · ebration of Memorial Day at the Band will perform at 2 p.m. at Burlingham Cemetery will be at Stewart-Bennelt Park on Mill Street. 1:15 p.m. Monday with lhe Feeney-Bennett Post 128, The Community Calendar Is . American Legion, honor guard published •• a tree ~ervlce to . conducting services in the . non·prollt group• wishing to cemetery. A program will follow announce meetlnge and ape- · at the church with the Rev. Tad clal eventa. The calendar Ia Cuckler speaking. Denver Rice not designed to promote aalea and a barbershop quartet, or fund·ralaera of eny type. Coleen Brickles, and Junior 1 Items ere printed only as White, Joe Colburn and the. apace permlla and cannot be Bungtown Band will present guaranteed to be printed a music .. apaclftc number of daya. . ,, ,J . .. . l Healthy Start LOCAL EVENTS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'I pleue, please don't reveal wh~re it the plan.ft came from. If you print this, Abby, I would like DEAR NO NAME: It saddens to teD my dad: Please belie\!e us. We me to say this, but you are not alon~ in don't lie to you. Give us a hug now your plight. Please read on: and then. Tell us you love ·us. See that DEAR. ABBY: My boyfri~nd's lit\ve are trying. Please stop yelling at us. de sister is being abused by her stepfaHow can we be · good when all you ther. He threw her into a closet door. see is bad? Daddy; can't you see how She . has a noticeable black-and-blue ADVICE sad everyone is? marie on her arm: I don't know what And to my stepmother, I'd like to to do. I'm not sure how often this has I doesn't beline \Ye didn't do it. Her say: We try_to be good so you'll like us. . happened before. · kids sit and watch TV while we get in You say you raised your kids right. Part of me is screaming to tell. trouble for not picking up after our- Teach us the right way. roo. Please stop Another part of me warns me nut to seh>e5. We try She and her mother are yelling. I want to love you if you will for fear that he will do something bad al~ saying bad things about Daddy . gi"" me a chance. We just need someto me. I'm so confused. I don't know behind his back. one 'ro love us in our house. - NO . 'what to do. - NO NAME, NO My grandma says i should tell NAME, NO ADDRESS, NO ADDRESS, NO PHONE Daddy. 1ft do, I know he'll get mad at PHONE . DEAR NO • NAME, NO "'"· He yells a lot, too, and bcli.,ves P.S. I'm sorry this letter is a mess. I ADDRESS, NO PHONE I & ll: I everything my stepmother tells him. had to write it at school. Abby, if you ltndentand why neither of you felt After my mother gave us to him. I print this so my dad will s"e it. please, comfortable revealing your p"rsonal · scholarship TODAY IN HISTORY :j heard him say to her, "This w.ISn't in ova 4-H • Charleston Daily Mail, on President Bush~ rax mr plan: Sen. Jay Rockefeller continues to blast President Bush's plan to cut taxes for everyone, even increasing the payments made via tax credits to miUions who pay no taxes at all. Rockefeller's predictions of gloom and doom fortunately do not mesh with the facts. Rockefeller is questioning the accuracy of budget projections, a concern he never seems to show when he proposes or endorses a new spending program. The old canard about Reagan's tax c1.1ts of 1981 and 1986 causing deficits overlooks the real culprit: ·Spending. Federal revenues doubled from 1980 to 1990 and doubled again from 1990 to 2000. The Bush plan presumes revenue growth at half that rate. If anything, the assumptions are tcio conservative .. Rockefeller said the average West Virginia family would receive 0 nly $118 per year from the tax cut. Apparently he overlooked the child tax credit, which will double to $1 ,000 per child under Bush. Thus a family of four, ·including two children, living on Sl7,601 (the federal poverty line) would benefit from the Bush proposal even though it pays zero federal income taxes now. Thanks to the child tax credit, the family would receive $2,000 fiom the federal government. ~ Unfortunately, that same family still will have to pay $290 in state income taxes, according to the Center on Budget and Pol. icy Priorities. That's the seventh-highest state income tax burdec for a family living' at the line of poverty. · The Census Bureau reports that the average household income in West Virginia is $28,420. Such a family would receive a tax cut of $600 under the Bush plan, before any child tax credits are considered. The Heritage foundation has set up a web site where people may calculate tax savings under the Bush plan at http:/ /www.heritage.org/taxcalculato~/. lu to Rockefeller's claim that money won't be available for new spending, that's just not true.The White House reports the Bush plan will raise federal spending to $302 million fodocal schools, $48 million for Head Start, $191 million for housing assistance, $80 million for water resource projects, $3J million .for environmental protection, $320 million for highways and S4.8 miUion for conserving natural resources. And that's just in West Virginia. There's a surplus in Washington. George W. Bush wants to return some of it to West Virginians .That's as it should be. ,, frtd.y,.., 25, 1001 Stepchildren miserable in house without love 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740 8112-2158 • Fu:: 912-2157 Publlaher Pate AS _The_oail_·y_Se_ntin_ei_ _ The Daily Sentinel Chill'* w. Govey • • Healthy Is it easy to apply? YES! You can call the Meigs County Department of Job and Family Services (formerly Meigs County Department of Human Services) at 992·2117 or 1-800· 992·2608 to apply or you can have the application sent to you. The Ageney is open 'Mqnday Through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. artd Thursday until6:30 p.m. There is no face-to-face interview. Healthy Familie$ Use the Chart Below to see if you qualify: *Monthly Income • Guidelines 2 ------------~------ $968 Family Size 3-----------------$1,220 4 ----------------- $2,207 5 ·········---~---- $2,584 .6-----------------$2,856 ' Healthy Start With Credible Insurance Without Credible Insurance (Physician & Inpatient health coverage) (Physician & Inpatient health coverage) Family Size *Monthly Income Guidelines Family Size 2-••••••••••••••••• $1,452 3 ---------------·- $1,829 4 -------:··------· $2,207 •Monthly Income Guidelines 2-----------------$1 '935 ' 3-----------------$2,439" 4-----------------$2,942 $3 I 445 5 ----------------I ' 6-----------------$3,949 . s6------:.; ···-··---~------- $2,5~4 __________ $2,962 • * Even If your family's Income Is hlghar, Iyou may still be allle to get free Healthy Start coverage for your kids. ' Call now for more Information. . . I •• �• ' PageM The Daily Sentinel 25.2111 --=-By the Bend DEAR. ABBY: I am 15 ¥=5 old. My mother and father are divorced. Dad remarried a woman with three kids. I have a younger sister and brother. We live with my dad. Last week. I heard my stepmother talking on the phone to a friend about my brother, sister and me. She said, "I didn't bargain for ·them.'' She is always complaining to Dad about us. Our mother W3Stl 't very good to us either, and she gave us to Dad Whenever my brother, sister or I gets sick, my stepmother complains if she has to take us to the doctor. We don't eat dinn~r until 7 or 8 at night: She dishes out our food. We're not allowed to serve ourselves. If \ve don't like what she gives us, she yells at us. Her kids \vait until she· leaves the roop1 to throw their food in the trash can. If she sees it, she blames us and Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor c...... Hoefllcfl ~Kay Hill Controller Gei...IIII!Mger . .....,·--"-..,... . . . . .. •.. ,_.._c.. .-. """"',., tA. fflilor.,. w~. -·o~J«t·-.-- l7wJ •ltotdtiN 1m,._ - won&. AB ldkrt No is-"- WI II< ,.MUW ...,.,...,,"'' n., "*'-" /AII<ft oloHJI lw U. ,.,W - · -..u., .,..,.._~ill IJM Wlllw .,.1Jw COIIUDIII oft/w Olfio ~--.~~~~~n~-...u. V..., NATIONAL VIEW Cut'em Rockifeller off the.mark with tax cut critidsm .. 'I 'I Today is Friday, May 25, the !45th day of 2001. There arc 220 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 25, 1961, President Kennedy asked the nation to work toward putting 'a man on the moon by the .end .of the decade. On this date: In 1787, the Constitutional Convention was convened in Philadelphia after enough delegates had shown up for a quorum. In 1810, Argentina began its- revolt against Spain. In 1895, playwright Oscar Wilde was convicted of a morals charge in London; he was sentenced to prison. In 1935, Babe Ruth hit the 714th and final home run of his career, for the Boston Braves, in a game against the Pittsburgh · Pirates. In 1946, Transjordan (now Jordan) became a kingdom as it . proclaimed its new monarch, King Abdullah Ibn VI-Hussein. In 1963, the Organization of African Unity was founded, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. In 1968, the Gateway Arch, part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, was dedicated. In 1976, U.S. Rep. Wayne L. Hays, 0-0hio, admitted to a ~·personal.relationship" with Elizabeth Ray, a committee staff member who claimed she'd received her job in order to be · Hays' mistress. In 1979, 275 people died when an American Airlines DC-I 0 crashed on takeoff from Chicago's O'Hare airport . . In 1981, daredevil Daniel Goodwin, wearing a "Spiderman" costume, scaled the outside of Chicago's Sears Tower in 7 1/2 hours. Today's Birthdays: Lyricist Hal David is 80. Actress Jeanne Crain is 76. Former opera singer Beverly Sills is 72. Former White House news secretary Ron Nessen is 67. Country singer-songwriter Tom T. Hall is 65. Actor Ian McKell en is 62. Actress Dixie Carter is 62. Country singer Jessi Colter is 58. ,Actress-singer Leslie Uggams is 58. Movie director and Muppeteer Frank Oz is 57. Actress Karen Valentine is 54. Rock singer Klaus Meine (The Scorpions) is 53. Actress Patti D'Arbanville is 50. Actress Connie Sellecca is 46. I I "" " • WASHINGTON. MERRY-GO-ROUND Is this the start of something big? ' ' " ' lj • House governs as though the presidei:u won a conservative mandate. This disaffection is not just one senator's; Jeffords speaks for embattled Republican moderates everywhere. Democrats treated the news about Jeffords as though it were some divine payback for the Supreme Court's having anointed Bush president, and the impli-. cations are so substantial it makes one wOnder how Ralph Nader could ever COWMNIST have said there were no major differences' between the two parties. A Foreign Relation rights, the environment, health issues tions committee headed by Democrat and education funding. Until Bush won Joe Biden would break the stranglehold the White House, Jeffords felt he could that Republican Jesse Helms has had over make a difference within the Republican U.S. foreign policy since 1995. A Judicia..: ry committee led by Democrat Patrick Party. But Bush's lockstep style of governing forced Jeffords to the sidelines and Leahy would act as a brake oii Blish's made clear that his brand of moderation judiCial nominations and force Bush to submit nominees with more centrist was not welcome. Jeffords has not changed his positions. backgrounds ami agendas. It's almost as though another election He was the only Republican member of the House to vote against R eagan's tax were held, and Bush lost. A Health and cut• in 1Y81. He consistently votes with Education committee headed by Sen. Ted the Democrats about half the time, and Kennedy will push a patient's bill of he wins high marks from environmental rights and agitate for prescription drug groups and women's organizations. coverage for seniors. An Energy and NatRepublicans must wonder whether Jef- ural Resources Committee headed by a fords' exit from the GOP is an isolated ·Democrat will restrain Bush's hand on instance, or whether he is the start of energy exploration and fo~e conservasomething big. In a country increasingly tion. If there's a downside for Democrats, alienated from traditional politics, the it's that they cannot sit back and just crit- . Independent label is attractive t<? voters. icize. The bipartisanship that Bush Under Bush, the GOP has moved to the promised - but never seriously pracright, and Republican moderates in the · ticed - will be forced on both parties. • WASHINGTON - It resembled a plot line in the popular television series "The West Wing": an obscure senator refusing to vote for the president's tax bill · unless the White House funds special education for disabled children. In a case of life imitating art, Vermont Sen. Jim Jeffords did just that when he defied President Bush and voted with the Democrats to trim Bush's proposed tax cut. White House aides had tried to strong-arm Jeffords. into supporting the president, but the professorial New Englander refused to capitulate. "They've broken both his arms, and they're starting to work on his legs," a Senate aide remarked at the time:"It's like a scene out of 'Gladiator'." , When Jeffords announced he was leaving the Republican Party to become an Independent, many observers thought the White House had gotten its just deserts. In a 50-50 Senate, the mantra has to be "leave n9 senator behind," said Ken Doberstein, who was President Reagan's chief of staff. Playing hardball with a senator from a , state Bush won by double digits might have yielded different results. But Vermont is a Democratic state, and pnnishingJeffords by excluding him from a White House ceremony honoring a Vermont teacher-of- the-year does not win points for Bush with the home folks. The mild- marmered Jeffords says he didn't leave the GOP because he felt mistreated, but that the issue differences between him and the party's leadership are just too great. He mentioned abor- Dear Abby Jack · Anderson & Douglas Cohn POMEROY- Chad Hubbard has been selected as a 2001 winner of the Ohio Valley Bank 4:-H Scholarship Program. Winners were determined by rwo select committees of 4H officials. The winners recetve S2,000 in scholarship Hubbard money over four years. Hubbard is the son ofTom · and Sharon Hall of Racine and is a nine-year member of 4-H. He is active in the Meigs County Sheppards Oub arid Mare.. Every year he has exhibited hogs at the fair, winning grand champion twice. Last year, he earned the tide of reserve champion showman. He has also been very active in 4-,H .Camp. . At Southe.rn High School, Hubbard graduated second in his class. He is active in basketball, baseball, cross country, golf, track , and National Honor Sociery. He plans to -attend Ohio Northern Ul}iversity to obtain a degree in either political science or history, before applying to law school. Other 200 I Ohio Valley Bank 4-H Scholarship redpients are: Cassie Graham, Adam Hall, and Craig Payne of Gallia County; Detrick Watterson of Mason County, W.Va.; Jake The political geography·qfJim Jq{ords MATTHEWS Jim Jeffords is the latest American politician to feel the local pressure of this country's divisive geography. This Vermont Yankee's discomfort with the Republican party of his roots is typical of what's happening nationwide. If you're from the Northeast or West, your neighbors are secular in their politics, pro-choice on abortion, and toler. ant-to-liberal in their social values. If you're from the heartland that binds the Bible Belt to the Rocky Mountains, your world is pro-gun, pro-life and Christian conservative. As a . Republican, Jeffords is the odd man out- not just in New England, but in the Northeast generally. His Green Mountain State gets greener every· year with new arrivals from New York. Bernard Sanders, a Brooklyn native, went to live there in the late 1960s. Today, he's the only self-proclaimed socialist in the U.S. Congress. Vermonters have shown their liberal tilt ~n a wide ·range of matters. The legislat.ure passed a Clean Air bill that slaps '! special tax on car, getting less than 20 miles per gallon. It was the only state to reject the flag-burning amendment to the Constitution. It recognized civil unions between partpers of the same sex. Here's how the Afmanac of American DROP US ALINE. , ~ feel frustrated that I cannot penonally contact you . I'm printing your letters as a reminder to 311 young people who 6nd themselves in similar situations to speak to a school counselor, a trusted relative, family friend, neighbor or member of the clergy, AND TELL THEM WHAT IS GOING ON. Also, there are several toll-free hotlines to call, including The Childhelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453. Also, there is Boys Town National Hotline for boys and girls at 1-800-448- 3000. Adults who suspect a child is being physicaUy or emotionally abused should call local child protectiw agenci.,s, local law . enforcem"nt or' the above hotlines Help IS available. Jensen and . Jill Samples of and Robin Jackson County, Ohio; and Harris, will Jordan Smith of Pik" County. be attended A banquet honoring Chad the Universiand his fellow \vinners was ty of Rio held Thursday, May 17th at the Grande ro Lewi"s Family Restaurant in obtain a degree Jackson. m A total of 96 4-H members early childnow have shared in more than hood educaKennedy tion Sl 64,000 of scholarship money provided by Ohio ValKennedy. son of Lilly and Billy Kennedy, ley Bank. has been accepted at Ohio University with an undeclared · maJor. The scholarship fund was RACO SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS - Five 2001 Southern created in 1974 under the will · High School graduates were awarded $500 scholarships lues· RUTLAND .Scholar- of the late Linnie B. Taylor to day night by the Racine Area Community Organization. Shown ships of $750 each from the assist children who live in the are, from left, scholarship recipients Macyn Ervin, Jonathan Linnie B:Tay- village of Rudand to attain a Evans, Chad Hubbard, Shauna Manuel and Emily Stivers. lor Scholar- coUege education. Joan May is RACO President Kathryn Hart, right, is shown handing out the ship Fund the trustee. . scholarships. ' were awarded · -l:'lo.l to three stuago, the Racine Area Commu- ern High School seniors. That dents in the nity Organization handed out year, 1993, the group gave two RACINE Eight years its first scholarships .to South- scholarships of $400 each. , Meigs High School class of2001. The schoi.arships were Billln awarded to Derrick L Bolin, Erin · Ha(ris, and "Billy J. Kennedy, II. Bolin, son of Rich and Brenda Bolin, will atto:nd Ohio Harrll U niwrsity and plans to maJor m electrical engineering. Harris, daughter of Dean . MHS students get awards =...., RACO awards Tuesday night. RACO g-Jve five $500 scholarships to college-bound SHS grads. The five were recognized at a spe. cia! dinner· held at the Racine . American Legion Pmt 602. Receiving scholarships were: Macyn Ervin, daughter · of Mrs. and Mrs. Herb Ervin, who is to attend Ohio State University; Jonathan Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans, University of Cincinnati; Chad H1,1bbard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall, Ohio Northern University; Shauna Manuel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manuel Jr., Ohio State University; Emily Stivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Don Stivers, University of Rio Grande. RACO ·President Kathryn . Hart said the group holds regular yard sales to raise money for. scholarships. Over the years, the number of schol:irships and the amoun t awarded has increased from $800 in 1993 to the current $2,500. Nathan ·L ane won a Tony Award in !996 for his performance in A Funny Thing Hap· pened on the Way to the Forum. jack Anderson 'and ])(,uglas Cohn are disSenate c;m now be counted on the fin~ tributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. gers of one hand. Yet, the .8ush White HARDBALL Bv CHRIS infonn.ation. I hive rec.:ivcd nuny similar )etten over the years, and I ACADEMIC NEWS & NOTES · Jtffords' discomfort with the Grand Old Party is endemic of a co.untry that is realigning itself along geographic, ratlrer titan historic, divides. ' the Confederacy are now the strongest Republican region in the country. Once the political· base of Abraham Lincoln, the North is now the domain of Ted Kennedy, Joe Lieberman and . Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Paci(ic Coast has seen the same dramatic shift. Not too many years ago, moderate Republicans practically owned the California governorship. There were lawmakers named Earl Warren, Pete McCloskey and Pete Wilson. Today, such figures are a vanished breed. Of the six senators from the Pacific states, just one is Republican. This is the same red-vs.-blue map that narrowly elected Bush . If Jim Jeffords feels he is a bad fit with the Bible Belted, pro-oil party of George W. Bush, he has many sympathizers in the Northeast and West. More and more, this country's politics are being balkanized into two very different countries that have little use for the homeboy who no longer thinks like his neighbors. The Jim Jeffords stoty is not about backroom Washington politics. It's about a country that is slowly but steadily commg apart. Politics sizes up Jeffford's constituency: " Vermont, proclaiming its desire to preserve the environment and the past, has attracted left-leaning migrants from New York and elsewhere, willing to pay higher taxes arid higher prices for the privilege of living in a seemingly pristine setting where the governor tries to confine Wal- Marts to the existing tiny downtowns." This explains why Jeffords has gained in hon1e state polls since distancing himself from the Texas-based presidency of George W. Bush.lt explains why .a Yankee would split from a party that no longer represents his moderate, tolerant, conservationist roots. Jeffords' discomfort with the Grand Old Party is endemic of.a country that is ((:/rris MattheWs, a nationally syndicated realigning itself along geographic, rathet co/umnist'for the San FranCisco Chronicle, is than historic, divides. Once the Democ- host of"Hardba/1" on CNBC and MSNBC rats' "solid South;.' the former states .of Cdble clrannels.) . 825 Third Avo., Galllpalla, Ohio 740-loi8-D42 111 Court 81., Pomoroy, Ohio 7-2·21841 ,1,. ,, . 200 Moln 81., . ..J..nt P-..t, W.VL ~11-1338 .,. FRIDAY POMEROY- Alumni to meet al 6;30 in lh!l cafeteria at Meigs High School to decorate lor Pomeroy Alumni Association. · SATURDAY RACINE - Southern High School Alumni Banquet, Satur· day, 6:30 p.m Charles W. Hay· man, gymnasium. Tickets at Racine Home National Bank, Cross Grocery, Southern High School. PORTLAND - .lebanon Town· ship Trustees, Saturday, 7 a.m. township building. SUNDAY . SYRACUSE - Memorial ser· · vices at Syracuse Nazarene • · Church, 10:30 a.m. RACINE ...:.. Racine Post 602, American Legion; will be con· dueling Memorial Day services Monday at 10 a.m. at lhe Post Memorial site with a public steak dinner to follow. POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will have its annual parade in down· town Pomeroy at 10:30 a.m. Monday followed by a program on the stage wilh Joe Struble as · speaker. The schedule for cemetery visits is as follows: 9 a.m. Rock Springs Cemetery: 9:30 a.m. Beech Grove Cemetery; 10 a.m. Sacred Heart Cemetery: 1 p.rri. Meigs Memory Gardens: final observance, Chester and Chester Cemetery. MIDDLEPORT - Feeney-Ben· nett Post 128, American Legion, TUESDAY will eight cemeteries and hosl a RUTLAND - Leading Creek band concert in observance of · . Conservancy District's monthly Memorial Day. At 8:45 a.m. a board meeting has been .rescheduled lor Tuesday, 5 p.m. service will be held at -lhe Mid· dleport Levee. Cemetery visits · due to' the holiday. will begin at 9 a.m. Riverview; ' 9:15a.m. Bradford; 9:30a.m. WEDNESDAY Middleport Hill; 10:15 a.m. Addi· SALEM CENTER -Salem son; 10:30 a.m. Gravel Hill, · · Township Trustees, Tuesday, 6 Cheshire; 11 a.m. Gravel Hill, p.m. at the Salem Firehouse. Middleport; Howell Hill, 12:30 p.m. and Burlingham, 1 p.m. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES BURLINGHAM- The 111th eel· The Greater Columbus Concert · ebration of Memorial Day at the Band will perform at 2 p.m. at Burlingham Cemetery will be at Stewart-Bennelt Park on Mill Street. 1:15 p.m. Monday with lhe Feeney-Bennett Post 128, The Community Calendar Is . American Legion, honor guard published •• a tree ~ervlce to . conducting services in the . non·prollt group• wishing to cemetery. A program will follow announce meetlnge and ape- · at the church with the Rev. Tad clal eventa. The calendar Ia Cuckler speaking. Denver Rice not designed to promote aalea and a barbershop quartet, or fund·ralaera of eny type. Coleen Brickles, and Junior 1 Items ere printed only as White, Joe Colburn and the. apace permlla and cannot be Bungtown Band will present guaranteed to be printed a music .. apaclftc number of daya. . ,, ,J . .. . l Healthy Start LOCAL EVENTS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'I pleue, please don't reveal wh~re it the plan.ft came from. If you print this, Abby, I would like DEAR NO NAME: It saddens to teD my dad: Please belie\!e us. We me to say this, but you are not alon~ in don't lie to you. Give us a hug now your plight. Please read on: and then. Tell us you love ·us. See that DEAR. ABBY: My boyfri~nd's lit\ve are trying. Please stop yelling at us. de sister is being abused by her stepfaHow can we be · good when all you ther. He threw her into a closet door. see is bad? Daddy; can't you see how She . has a noticeable black-and-blue ADVICE sad everyone is? marie on her arm: I don't know what And to my stepmother, I'd like to to do. I'm not sure how often this has I doesn't beline \Ye didn't do it. Her say: We try_to be good so you'll like us. . happened before. · kids sit and watch TV while we get in You say you raised your kids right. Part of me is screaming to tell. trouble for not picking up after our- Teach us the right way. roo. Please stop Another part of me warns me nut to seh>e5. We try She and her mother are yelling. I want to love you if you will for fear that he will do something bad al~ saying bad things about Daddy . gi"" me a chance. We just need someto me. I'm so confused. I don't know behind his back. one 'ro love us in our house. - NO . 'what to do. - NO NAME, NO My grandma says i should tell NAME, NO ADDRESS, NO ADDRESS, NO PHONE Daddy. 1ft do, I know he'll get mad at PHONE . DEAR NO • NAME, NO "'"· He yells a lot, too, and bcli.,ves P.S. I'm sorry this letter is a mess. I ADDRESS, NO PHONE I & ll: I everything my stepmother tells him. had to write it at school. Abby, if you ltndentand why neither of you felt After my mother gave us to him. I print this so my dad will s"e it. please, comfortable revealing your p"rsonal · scholarship TODAY IN HISTORY :j heard him say to her, "This w.ISn't in ova 4-H • Charleston Daily Mail, on President Bush~ rax mr plan: Sen. Jay Rockefeller continues to blast President Bush's plan to cut taxes for everyone, even increasing the payments made via tax credits to miUions who pay no taxes at all. Rockefeller's predictions of gloom and doom fortunately do not mesh with the facts. Rockefeller is questioning the accuracy of budget projections, a concern he never seems to show when he proposes or endorses a new spending program. The old canard about Reagan's tax c1.1ts of 1981 and 1986 causing deficits overlooks the real culprit: ·Spending. Federal revenues doubled from 1980 to 1990 and doubled again from 1990 to 2000. The Bush plan presumes revenue growth at half that rate. If anything, the assumptions are tcio conservative .. Rockefeller said the average West Virginia family would receive 0 nly $118 per year from the tax cut. Apparently he overlooked the child tax credit, which will double to $1 ,000 per child under Bush. Thus a family of four, ·including two children, living on Sl7,601 (the federal poverty line) would benefit from the Bush proposal even though it pays zero federal income taxes now. Thanks to the child tax credit, the family would receive $2,000 fiom the federal government. ~ Unfortunately, that same family still will have to pay $290 in state income taxes, according to the Center on Budget and Pol. icy Priorities. That's the seventh-highest state income tax burdec for a family living' at the line of poverty. · The Census Bureau reports that the average household income in West Virginia is $28,420. Such a family would receive a tax cut of $600 under the Bush plan, before any child tax credits are considered. The Heritage foundation has set up a web site where people may calculate tax savings under the Bush plan at http:/ /www.heritage.org/taxcalculato~/. lu to Rockefeller's claim that money won't be available for new spending, that's just not true.The White House reports the Bush plan will raise federal spending to $302 million fodocal schools, $48 million for Head Start, $191 million for housing assistance, $80 million for water resource projects, $3J million .for environmental protection, $320 million for highways and S4.8 miUion for conserving natural resources. And that's just in West Virginia. There's a surplus in Washington. George W. Bush wants to return some of it to West Virginians .That's as it should be. ,, frtd.y,.., 25, 1001 Stepchildren miserable in house without love 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740 8112-2158 • Fu:: 912-2157 Publlaher Pate AS _The_oail_·y_Se_ntin_ei_ _ The Daily Sentinel Chill'* w. Govey • • Healthy Is it easy to apply? YES! You can call the Meigs County Department of Job and Family Services (formerly Meigs County Department of Human Services) at 992·2117 or 1-800· 992·2608 to apply or you can have the application sent to you. The Ageney is open 'Mqnday Through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. artd Thursday until6:30 p.m. There is no face-to-face interview. Healthy Familie$ Use the Chart Below to see if you qualify: *Monthly Income • Guidelines 2 ------------~------ $968 Family Size 3-----------------$1,220 4 ----------------- $2,207 5 ·········---~---- $2,584 .6-----------------$2,856 ' Healthy Start With Credible Insurance Without Credible Insurance (Physician & Inpatient health coverage) (Physician & Inpatient health coverage) Family Size *Monthly Income Guidelines Family Size 2-••••••••••••••••• $1,452 3 ---------------·- $1,829 4 -------:··------· $2,207 •Monthly Income Guidelines 2-----------------$1 '935 ' 3-----------------$2,439" 4-----------------$2,942 $3 I 445 5 ----------------I ' 6-----------------$3,949 . s6------:.; ···-··---~------- $2,5~4 __________ $2,962 • * Even If your family's Income Is hlghar, Iyou may still be allle to get free Healthy Start coverage for your kids. ' Call now for more Information. . . I •• �Friday, May 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 ' . * * * <* . • * * ·* * MEIGS COUNTY HONORS ITS ARMED FORCES SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN. SERVICE;.TO THEIR COUNTRY. ·MEIGS COUNTY THMfl($ THESE HEROES AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THEIR ULTIMATE SACRIFICE TO INSURE OUR FREEDOM emem&erinB ose • o oucfted Our tves ) Albert Harper Orta.Hacox John A. Hetzer Curtis V. Howell Ira R. Hysell William Karr Samuel J. Mathews Clive Price · Frank Alkire Charles V. Baumgardnar John Bennett William S. Bissell William Clouse Frank L. Colwell Albert R. Dorst Cornelius Feeney .' Norman M. Reed Cldeon A. Searls Eddie Sneddan Luther D. Suthers Kinney Thompson Allen Towsend Drew S. Webster Jasper Whaley Lewellyn Daniels George D. Hutton Ira C. Jones Clyde Price . ' Charles B. Buckley Husband A\af7, 1919. March 14, 1996 ru .. • Malcolm Clair Allen · John Patrick Andrews John William Bable Leo Dow Bailey Lawrence A. Baker George L. Bearhs · Chester R. Bell Charln S. Bennett Floyd Edwanl Bleke Ted Bi111wlcz . Louis Dale Bolin James W. Bor'-.'111 RichaRt Here.rt ll,lqrlng • Edgar 0 . Bl'lldford I Earl E. Brown George D. Burson James Allen Canode Stanley E. Casto Howard Edward Collins . Sidney Asa Cook Kibble L. Cowdery.· John William Cowie Howard Ma,rt Crary Charles R., Crislip · . · Elmer C. Dalley Jake M•.Dailey Thurman L. Dall.e y Paul H. Damewood David H. Davidson Robert Russell Davis Luther Deem Thomas E. b'*f · Clarence William Knapp Walter Rex Dunfee Danny Seymour Dunn · Emmett Alton Eastman · David A. Eynon Horace Farley William Fish John C. Fisher Alexander H. Fogle Albert Franz William J. Freeman Jr. Oval Arthur Gandee Fred Gears ' George R~ Gibson ·George M; Gillilan Max Gorby Robert L. G~:'&athouse Charles Harvey Hauc(J · George ~· Haym-' Henry H. Henrisen Rodney D. Hines Nyman L. Hogue Charles Alfred H'u nnell Gerald James Hysell Worley Jacks Robert M. Jackson Herman L. Jaynes David Meredith Jenkins Harold Story Jones Harry Jones David James Joseph Jr. Arthur Edward Kaylor Philip Edward Killinger • . Floyd Eugehe Kciblentz Robert 11'11 Undaker Cart W. L&WI• ' Ernest Lynch John S. Mallet Kenneth Raymond Matlack . Howard S. McCloud Arthur McDaniel Ottle Junior McGraw Herbert D. McNamee Albert D. Miller . <;:ha~es Edward Miller Cecil NeighbOrs W•ndell Lee Nelson Hobart M. Nelson George E. Pankes GeOrge E. Parker ' George Herman Parker Bnmo J. Plarottl James B. Powers Millard Wayne Prince George Pullins. Raiph ·David Pullins · John Edward Radekin Clarence Hudson Reed D,.vld Keast Reed Lewis Norman Rockwell Harley L. Roo~ Carl Edward Roush Harold W. Russell Harold S. Sarson y \ . KdkJ. , Actio, j A l ! ' Vance E. Brinker Earl Llswick William P. Friley Warren S. Keller . Derrell B. Sayre Holly a; Scarbro James D. Brewer · Richard Genhelmer Thomas R.·Lind Ronald L. Manley William P. Neutzllng Jimmy G. Stewart . Gail W. Smalley Cecil J. Smith John F. Thomas . Foster H. White Arthur F. Wise ... Dean Arthur Sayre Edward J. Schoonover Theodore DTedD R. Scott · Manring T. Seyfri~td Jewell Preston Sinclair Edward R. Skinner Samuel Winslow SmHh Wade Dale Smith Gilbert J, Spencer Clair E. SpiNa --rd * * * * * ChHter ~:::""" Chest8r ' WIIU• M! ~uger , . : ctiariH It SWI~dler } · · John W. :raylor Maurice John Thornton . . Dana Edward VanMeter William Denzil Venable · Lewis Franklin Walker , P!iul Joseph Ward Charles Donald W&ed ' ' Leo Dearold Wells James W. White Denver William Whittington 1 Calvin Floyd.WIII . · · · Donald Norris Winters Ray A. Wolfe. . Leonard Ellison Wood James E. \IVylle ~ ltObart ' ' ,, I ,,. . ·H elen Jeffers · Wife Ill Mother You were a light In our lile that bums forever in our hearts. Renzo Menc:hini, Carl Banotti, Till\ Sisson, John Strickland, Lyle Hysell · Bob and Children * * * * * Guido Ill - - Todd GriNistaft Son Sidney B. Edwards Husband Sept. 18, 197t • . Alq&. 11, 1193 Forever missed, never forgotten. }ltay God hold you in the palm of His hand. Jan. 14,'1936 ·Nov. 15, 1000 Though out of sight, you'U forever be in my heart and mind. ~ James S. J::akins. Albert E. Parker Husband, lather Ill Qrandfather Hlllband June 4, 1953 • Oc:t. liJ, 1000 The days may come and go; but the time$ we shared will always remain. . Sandy Edwards Teresa Eakins Ill Family Kay Oberhol%er * * * * In Memory of Paul Casci, Gemma Casci, BnmoCasci, Gino Pierotti, Bnulo Pierotti, Jimmy Fontana, ~ Wilma J. Buckley 81 F.unily Sadl)oMiued Kevin Lee Grady Jack Lance Son Brother Kenneth H. Michael Husband March, 10, 1974 • April&, 1918. Sept. 24, 2000 Oct. 4, 1927. July 2, 1995 The days may come and go, but the times Thank you lor the wonderful days we share4 tollether. My prayers will be with you until we meet aga.ln. Feb. !1, 1917 • · March 17, 1000 You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Loved Ill Truly Missed, W'ale Dorothy Ill Kids Donald E. Yost Grandson ~UIIe 16, 1978 • Aprll1ll, 1000 Sept4, 1195 You are in our thoullhts and prayers lrom morning to nillht and .lrom year to year. Paul Ill Cathy Grady Ill brother Steven we shared will always remain • ·oludy Lance Elkins . Always in my heart Virginia Michael Forever missed, never loraotten. May God hold you in the palm ol His hand. You will alwii)'S be with us. John (Papa) . Ill June (Mama) Yost ~· Thomas Mathew Parler D Son 10, 1198 • Aug. 18, 1000 May .llod cradle you in His arms, now and forever. Words can not describe the The loss can never 1 expla.lned. You will remain in my heart always. ,.-"h Love Daddy, Grandma, . Betty Marie Thylor Aunt Feb. 4, 1930 • MaJ 5, 2000 You are in our thoullhts and prayers from momlng to nillht and lrom year to year. Dale, Margie Ill Dale Jr. Ellis * * * ·* Larry R. Stobart Ralph M. Triplett William Tuttle Archie Hayman William L. Pickens ... . AND TO VETERANS OF ALL WARS & CONFLICTS WE THANK YOUI , THE SOURCES FROM WHICH THIS LIST WAS COMPILED WERE THE MIDD,t:EPQRT MONUMENT, TH,E ~ BOOK DTHOSEWHO GAV~ ALLD. PUBLISHED BY THE{ MEl~ COt.JI":f.J.c PION.EER & HISTORIAL SOCIE'l"Y, THE MEIGS COUNT¥ LIBRARY, AND · ·, • . . . .; THE DAILY SENTINEL. ANY · INACURACIES ARE UNINTENTIONAL . " .,..,.. Nov. 16, 1923 · April 7, 1897 Thank you lor the wonderful clap we shaml together. My prayers will be with you until we meet apin. . 'Vielw:u~£. 1tla4 So/Jieu .. KdkJ. !), 1/ciio, K0Jul411£ e~~ StdJJeu * * Otis L. White ' ·'·· .• ' -At-Law I Eblin . . Leona Dauahtu Nov. 19, 1936 ·Nov. 11, 19ti8 Mlchul Todd Spaun So" AUi. 17, 1971 . tluly 10, 1986 You were a l~t in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Your coura~&e and bravery still inspire us · all, and the memory ol your smile ·fills us with joy and laullhter. Nancy Manley C~es(Duke) Ill Herbert Gilkey tlan. 5, 1975 • ApriJlO, 1001 Husband Oct. 31, 1917 ·Oct. 14, 1985 You were a light in our life that bums forever in our he2L11s1.1 Thank you lor the wollderlul days we·shared lollether. My pt &J'!'rs will be with you ul\til we meet agail\. Phyllis Hendrix · Mother Husbucl tlan. 14, 1938 ·Nov. 25, 2000 Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm ol His hand. You were a light in our life .t hat bums forever in our hearts. Hendrix and Rime FAmily ,. Sidney B. Edwards olan. 19, 1936 . tluly 27, 2000 (Elizabeth) Betty Belt¥ Spaun ' Christopher S. Lee Son Sandra Edwards �Friday, May 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 ' . * * * <* . • * * ·* * MEIGS COUNTY HONORS ITS ARMED FORCES SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN. SERVICE;.TO THEIR COUNTRY. ·MEIGS COUNTY THMfl($ THESE HEROES AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THEIR ULTIMATE SACRIFICE TO INSURE OUR FREEDOM emem&erinB ose • o oucfted Our tves ) Albert Harper Orta.Hacox John A. Hetzer Curtis V. Howell Ira R. Hysell William Karr Samuel J. Mathews Clive Price · Frank Alkire Charles V. Baumgardnar John Bennett William S. Bissell William Clouse Frank L. Colwell Albert R. Dorst Cornelius Feeney .' Norman M. Reed Cldeon A. Searls Eddie Sneddan Luther D. Suthers Kinney Thompson Allen Towsend Drew S. Webster Jasper Whaley Lewellyn Daniels George D. Hutton Ira C. Jones Clyde Price . ' Charles B. Buckley Husband A\af7, 1919. March 14, 1996 ru .. • Malcolm Clair Allen · John Patrick Andrews John William Bable Leo Dow Bailey Lawrence A. Baker George L. Bearhs · Chester R. Bell Charln S. Bennett Floyd Edwanl Bleke Ted Bi111wlcz . Louis Dale Bolin James W. Bor'-.'111 RichaRt Here.rt ll,lqrlng • Edgar 0 . Bl'lldford I Earl E. Brown George D. Burson James Allen Canode Stanley E. Casto Howard Edward Collins . Sidney Asa Cook Kibble L. Cowdery.· John William Cowie Howard Ma,rt Crary Charles R., Crislip · . · Elmer C. Dalley Jake M•.Dailey Thurman L. Dall.e y Paul H. Damewood David H. Davidson Robert Russell Davis Luther Deem Thomas E. b'*f · Clarence William Knapp Walter Rex Dunfee Danny Seymour Dunn · Emmett Alton Eastman · David A. Eynon Horace Farley William Fish John C. Fisher Alexander H. Fogle Albert Franz William J. Freeman Jr. Oval Arthur Gandee Fred Gears ' George R~ Gibson ·George M; Gillilan Max Gorby Robert L. G~:'&athouse Charles Harvey Hauc(J · George ~· Haym-' Henry H. Henrisen Rodney D. Hines Nyman L. Hogue Charles Alfred H'u nnell Gerald James Hysell Worley Jacks Robert M. Jackson Herman L. Jaynes David Meredith Jenkins Harold Story Jones Harry Jones David James Joseph Jr. Arthur Edward Kaylor Philip Edward Killinger • . Floyd Eugehe Kciblentz Robert 11'11 Undaker Cart W. L&WI• ' Ernest Lynch John S. Mallet Kenneth Raymond Matlack . Howard S. McCloud Arthur McDaniel Ottle Junior McGraw Herbert D. McNamee Albert D. Miller . <;:ha~es Edward Miller Cecil NeighbOrs W•ndell Lee Nelson Hobart M. Nelson George E. Pankes GeOrge E. Parker ' George Herman Parker Bnmo J. Plarottl James B. Powers Millard Wayne Prince George Pullins. Raiph ·David Pullins · John Edward Radekin Clarence Hudson Reed D,.vld Keast Reed Lewis Norman Rockwell Harley L. Roo~ Carl Edward Roush Harold W. Russell Harold S. Sarson y \ . KdkJ. , Actio, j A l ! ' Vance E. Brinker Earl Llswick William P. Friley Warren S. Keller . Derrell B. Sayre Holly a; Scarbro James D. Brewer · Richard Genhelmer Thomas R.·Lind Ronald L. Manley William P. Neutzllng Jimmy G. Stewart . Gail W. Smalley Cecil J. Smith John F. Thomas . Foster H. White Arthur F. Wise ... Dean Arthur Sayre Edward J. Schoonover Theodore DTedD R. Scott · Manring T. Seyfri~td Jewell Preston Sinclair Edward R. Skinner Samuel Winslow SmHh Wade Dale Smith Gilbert J, Spencer Clair E. SpiNa --rd * * * * * ChHter ~:::""" Chest8r ' WIIU• M! ~uger , . : ctiariH It SWI~dler } · · John W. :raylor Maurice John Thornton . . Dana Edward VanMeter William Denzil Venable · Lewis Franklin Walker , P!iul Joseph Ward Charles Donald W&ed ' ' Leo Dearold Wells James W. White Denver William Whittington 1 Calvin Floyd.WIII . · · · Donald Norris Winters Ray A. Wolfe. . Leonard Ellison Wood James E. \IVylle ~ ltObart ' ' ,, I ,,. . ·H elen Jeffers · Wife Ill Mother You were a light In our lile that bums forever in our hearts. Renzo Menc:hini, Carl Banotti, Till\ Sisson, John Strickland, Lyle Hysell · Bob and Children * * * * * Guido Ill - - Todd GriNistaft Son Sidney B. Edwards Husband Sept. 18, 197t • . Alq&. 11, 1193 Forever missed, never forgotten. }ltay God hold you in the palm of His hand. Jan. 14,'1936 ·Nov. 15, 1000 Though out of sight, you'U forever be in my heart and mind. ~ James S. J::akins. Albert E. Parker Husband, lather Ill Qrandfather Hlllband June 4, 1953 • Oc:t. liJ, 1000 The days may come and go; but the time$ we shared will always remain. . Sandy Edwards Teresa Eakins Ill Family Kay Oberhol%er * * * * In Memory of Paul Casci, Gemma Casci, BnmoCasci, Gino Pierotti, Bnulo Pierotti, Jimmy Fontana, ~ Wilma J. Buckley 81 F.unily Sadl)oMiued Kevin Lee Grady Jack Lance Son Brother Kenneth H. Michael Husband March, 10, 1974 • April&, 1918. Sept. 24, 2000 Oct. 4, 1927. July 2, 1995 The days may come and go, but the times Thank you lor the wonderful days we share4 tollether. My prayers will be with you until we meet aga.ln. Feb. !1, 1917 • · March 17, 1000 You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Loved Ill Truly Missed, W'ale Dorothy Ill Kids Donald E. Yost Grandson ~UIIe 16, 1978 • Aprll1ll, 1000 Sept4, 1195 You are in our thoullhts and prayers lrom morning to nillht and .lrom year to year. Paul Ill Cathy Grady Ill brother Steven we shared will always remain • ·oludy Lance Elkins . Always in my heart Virginia Michael Forever missed, never loraotten. May God hold you in the palm ol His hand. You will alwii)'S be with us. John (Papa) . Ill June (Mama) Yost ~· Thomas Mathew Parler D Son 10, 1198 • Aug. 18, 1000 May .llod cradle you in His arms, now and forever. Words can not describe the The loss can never 1 expla.lned. You will remain in my heart always. ,.-"h Love Daddy, Grandma, . Betty Marie Thylor Aunt Feb. 4, 1930 • MaJ 5, 2000 You are in our thoullhts and prayers from momlng to nillht and lrom year to year. Dale, Margie Ill Dale Jr. Ellis * * * ·* Larry R. Stobart Ralph M. Triplett William Tuttle Archie Hayman William L. Pickens ... . AND TO VETERANS OF ALL WARS & CONFLICTS WE THANK YOUI , THE SOURCES FROM WHICH THIS LIST WAS COMPILED WERE THE MIDD,t:EPQRT MONUMENT, TH,E ~ BOOK DTHOSEWHO GAV~ ALLD. PUBLISHED BY THE{ MEl~ COt.JI":f.J.c PION.EER & HISTORIAL SOCIE'l"Y, THE MEIGS COUNT¥ LIBRARY, AND · ·, • . . . .; THE DAILY SENTINEL. ANY · INACURACIES ARE UNINTENTIONAL . " .,..,.. Nov. 16, 1923 · April 7, 1897 Thank you lor the wonderful clap we shaml together. My prayers will be with you until we meet apin. . 'Vielw:u~£. 1tla4 So/Jieu .. KdkJ. !), 1/ciio, K0Jul411£ e~~ StdJJeu * * Otis L. White ' ·'·· .• ' -At-Law I Eblin . . Leona Dauahtu Nov. 19, 1936 ·Nov. 11, 19ti8 Mlchul Todd Spaun So" AUi. 17, 1971 . tluly 10, 1986 You were a l~t in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Your coura~&e and bravery still inspire us · all, and the memory ol your smile ·fills us with joy and laullhter. Nancy Manley C~es(Duke) Ill Herbert Gilkey tlan. 5, 1975 • ApriJlO, 1001 Husband Oct. 31, 1917 ·Oct. 14, 1985 You were a light in our life that bums forever in our he2L11s1.1 Thank you lor the wollderlul days we·shared lollether. My pt &J'!'rs will be with you ul\til we meet agail\. Phyllis Hendrix · Mother Husbucl tlan. 14, 1938 ·Nov. 25, 2000 Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm ol His hand. You were a light in our life .t hat bums forever in our hearts. Hendrix and Rime FAmily ,. Sidney B. Edwards olan. 19, 1936 . tluly 27, 2000 (Elizabeth) Betty Belt¥ Spaun ' Christopher S. Lee Son Sandra Edwards �Frlct.y, *Y 215, 2001 Pometot. Mlclclleport, Ohio 161 M._J1Jfrry /!we.. Pomeroy. 992- ~ PaAor. Rev. Wak<r E. Heinz Sa. C... U~5 : lljt.m.; M.,._ 5:.!1) p.m. s-. Con.. -1:4S.9: 15 a.m., Sua. M ;w - IJ:lO a.m. ClooNdt tl -OrioOA,_ v.oZ.do ond Wri Rd. '-or.: James Miner Soodoy Sdlool • IQo)O a.m. I a.m."OrioO .._,uc lillr< II ol I '''''I .,., CIMirdt tlarill l12W. MainSc. Miniller: Neil Proudf'OOI Sunday • 9:)0 ..... , Farth -UmaRood Soodoy. 10 ..... ood 7:39p.m. - y. 7:l0p.m. Wonhip.. 10:)0 a.m.• 6 p.111. Wednesday Smtioes - 7 p.m. ,_,.yW-c..rdotl~ I.An1J A ..,..,.._. P.O. (lox 467, DuddinJI.ane 3.12260\ildten's Home Rd. Sunday School - II a.m. Worship · I<a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servica · 7 p.m. Muon, W.V1. Paslor. Neil Tennant Suodlly Servi«s-IO:OOa.m. and 1 p.m: M......... Cloordt <I Ill riot 5th and Main ... Pastor. AI Jbmon Youth Minister: Bill Frazic=r Sunday School - 9:30a.m. ll.lpli~l "!"'T':': ..,_! ... llurlingl>am • 7•2· 7606 Pulor. Joh• Swaruon Sundly School - I0:00a.m. Momi11J Senice II :00 a.m. Worship- 8: 1~ . I0:30a.m., 7 p.m. . Wednesday Sen-ices - 7 p.m. EwninJ ServK:e- 6:00p.m. Wcdladly Service · 7:30p.m. Kno a.m." Clriol Worship · 9:30 a.m. 11af10 Bopdol Cliu..to (Soolllonl Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. · Pasaur--Jeffrey Wallace 1st and 3nl Sunday 570 Gran! So .. Middlepon Sunday school • IJ:JO a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Sen<icc: • 1 p.m. ......a.... JUdto ~... tiCiorisl Pu1oc:Tmy Saew111 Sunday School -9:30 1.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 6:30p.m.. Wednesday Services - 6:30 p ~m. ' illllland Jllnl Bapllsl Citurdt Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4~ a.m. Zloa Chum. <IChriot Pomeroy, Hurisooville Rd. (Rtl43) Paslor: Roaer Wabon Sundly School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 l .m .•.7:00 p.m. Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m. Pomtrof Flnt Baplid Easl Main Sl. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Flnl Soolht........ 41872 Pomeroy Pike 'filpprn Pial• Church ol Chrill Puloc E. lAmar 0' Bryant Sunday School • 9:30 1.m. · Jnsuumenlal Worship Service • 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10: IS Lm. Vuuth- 3:30pm Sunday Bibl~ S1udy Wednesday 7 pm Worship · 10:45 a.~ .• 7:00p.m. Wcdnesdly Services- 7:00 p.m. Flnt Bapdol Chordt Pastor. Mart Morrow 6dl and Palmer St .• Middleport Sunday Sc:hool- 9:13a.m. Worship - IO:l!la.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Bradbui'J llton:~ <ICbrisl Pulor:: Joahua Lfnch Sundly School • 9:30 a.m. Worabip - 10:30a.m. ........ ........ Bapllol PU.or: Rick Rule Sunday 5(hool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m .. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. Rullo. . Chui<h <I Cbriso Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor$hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. llndronl Chun:h <I Cbriot Corner of St Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Dou1 Shamblin SUnr Rua &.ptilt Putor: Stev~n K. Uule Sunday .School - IOa.m. Wonhip - lla.rn ., 7:00p.m. Wednr:sday Services-7:00p.m. Worsttip - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m. MLU-BaplisO Pa.'ilor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School -9:4~ a.rq. Evening-6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Hkkoi'J Hills Cburdt or Chrill Evangelisl Mike Moore Sunday Sehoul • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School - 9:10a.m. Jkthlehtm Baptkt Clulrch Greal Bend, ROUie 124, R~eine, OH Pastor : Daniel Mecea Sunday School • 9~30 a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Snady - 6:00p.m Llnp•ille CJniJtian Church Paslor: Robl=rt Musser Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - I 0:30a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. lltmloo:k Gro.. Chriltlaa Olun:b Old Btlhtl Fne WW ilap!iA,_Cluorc~ 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sunday Sf.:hool - 10 a.PL Evening · 7:00p.m. Pastor: Rictwd -Neasc Sunday school~ 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., Bible Sludy- 7 p.m. Thursday Services · 7:00 ....... -~~ ..... ·-.;<If HIJhklf: Baptht Chun:h ~- R;l. 143 ju~l otT Rl. 1 Pulor: Rev. Jarnt:J R. Aeree. Sr. Sunday Unified Servict: Worship . I0:30a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. "' Retd,.We Citurda of. CJ!rbl Paator. Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. · Worship Service: )():30 it.m. Bible Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. o..~orCbun:h or Christ Pa.s1or: Nathan Robinson Sunday school9:30 a.m. Norman Will, superin~endenl Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. Yktory Baplbl indtpendano ~25 N. 2nd St. Middh:pon , Pauor: James E. Keesee Wol'lllip- IOa.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Scrviees - 7 p.m. follh Baptist Cbun:h Railroad Sl, Mason Sunday Sctk.ol - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II .a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Fottlt Ru• Bapthl Cbun:b or Christ Intersection 7 and 124·W Evangelist: Dennis Sargent Sunday Bible Swdy - 9:30a.m. Wonbip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7 p.m. ( hri~lia11l nio11 Pll!llor : Arius Hurt a.m. Sunday School- 10 Worship - t I a.m. ML Moriah Bapllsl Fourth & Main St .. Middlepon · Pastor: Rev. Gilbert CraiJ, Jr. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. · Wonhip - 10:43 a.m. Antiquity Bapllll Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. Rullsod fret Wll Bapollt SalemS1. Paslor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening -7 p.m. Wednesday Seryices • 1 p.m. Second O.pthlt Chrcb Ravenswood. WV Pulor: Davtd W. McClain Sunday Sc:hool 10 am· Momlna worship II am Evening • 7 pm Wednesday 7 p.m. ( ·.11ilolir Sac,... lltan Calholk Chur<h 7 p.m. Hartford Chlltth et Chrlllln Cbrlltlaa Unioa Hanford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday SchOOl - 11 a.m. Wonhip- 9:30 •.m., 7:30p.m. ·Wednesday Services ~ 7:30 p.m. ( hllrl'h or ( .od ML Moriall Churdl ol God Mile Hill Rd.. Racine Pastor: Brice Un Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Evening- 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutlaod Ch•n:h ol God _.. Pastor: Ron Heath Sunday Wonhip- 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Syi'ICUit Flnt Churi:h al Gad A"pple and Second Su. PaStor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30 p.m. Wednesday St:rvtccs- 6:30p.m. Cloun:h of God or Prophecy O.J. While Rd. otT St. Rt. 160 Pulru: PJ. Chapman ,.. r Wunhip - 10:30-.-. Triloity a.m. S<cund .t LyM. l'ooneroy Pastor. R~. Cf'li& Crus.~ W(Uhip IO:Zl Lm. SUOO.y School9: I~ a.m. R I • • Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday Sdlool • IO::lO LnL Finl Sllftda)' of Munth - 7:00 p..m. suvia: P e u;J O.rdi ;I tile N• Serv..:a ·7:30 p.-. ~CIIIua.61kN c..tnll:-. Asbuty (SyfKUI<) Pas1or: Bob Robinson Surday School - 9:4S Lin. Wonltip - II a.m. Wednesday SCrvices · 7:30p.m. Sunday: Adull Educattoo Sunday Sehool 10: 1.'1 a. m. JkHy EuchariSIII:OO a.m. Wc4Desday: Holy Eucharist 5:00 p.m. lllli illl'" Main Strert, Rulland Sundly Worship-10:00 a.m. Sunday Service-7p.m. .... ~p - lla.m. Col•ai'J Pllarim Cloapd Harrison\lille Road Pa.Vor. Owb McKenzie Sunday School9:30 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:00p.m, Wednesday Service - 1:00 p.m. H_...(Midllk,.t. Pukw: Rob Brower Sunday School • 9:30 LDI . Worship - II :00 a.m. MhoenYille a- <1 Sba""' Hollaao Cho..to r..rtCioaptl Sundly School - 9 a.m. Worship- IOa.m. ' Pulor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:311 a.m. Worship · I0:10a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serviu · 7:30p.m. Wooltyan Blblt Roll,_ Chui<h 75 Pearl St.• Middleport. Pa&tor; Re\1. DouJ Coll Sunday Worship - 9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Hyldl Run HoUnns Chu~ Rev. MaR: Michael Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:4!1 a.m .. 7 p.m. Thursday Bible Study and Youth • 7 p.m. ML ou .. Unlltd Metltodllt 00 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev, Ralph Spires Sunday School-·9:30.a.m. Won hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Melp Coopent~•e Parish Northeast C lu st~t . Alfred F.... fuU Goopd Citun:h Long Bouom Pastor: Sieve Reed · Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m. .00 7 p.m. Wednesday ~ 1 p.m. Friday - fellowship Aervice 1 p.m. Thr BeUeven' Fellonb.lp Minillry New Ume Rd.. Rutland . Pastor: Rev. Matpret J. Robinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. · ........, Harrloon.JIIc Commually Chun:h Pastor: Dewayne Sauder Sunday School~ 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Wednesd;ay Services- 10 Lm. Pll!llor: Theron Durham . Sunday -9:30a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday - 1 p.m. Cannel & B...... R<b. 1 ' ~stor: De~ayne Slullcr " .. Joppa Pa!ltor: Bob Randolph Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 , .m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. SyrK-IIIillion 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Tbompson.Paslor Sunday Sc:hool · 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Radnt Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sc:hool · 10 a.m . Womlip - f I a.m. Wedntoday 7 p.ni. Huel Commuolty Ch•n:b OITRt. 124 Pastor. Edsel HIU1 Sundly School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Cool ..llc Uolled Mtlbodlsl Parillo Pa1tor: Helen Kli~ Coolville Chu.rch Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Tueiday Services -7 p.m. D)<H..IIt eo.munll)' Chun:b Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m. Pulnr: Brian Harkne~ Cl- Tabtnoadt Churdt ctirton. w.va. Sunday School - 10 1.m. Worship · 1 p.m. Wednesdly Service - 7 p.m. BtlheiChun:b Township Rd., 468C Sunday Sc:hool • 9 a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednc:sdly Servict:s • 10 1.m. full GGopel Churdt <I lilt UYiatl Rt.338. Antiquity Pastor: Jesse Morris Aut Puton: Jim Morris Servicos: Saaun:lay 7:30p.m. ML OrondStrcct \..-Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worahip- 11 a.m. Wednesday Services • I p.m. Sa...,.- PaMor: Wayne Balcolm Stnices: Thurs. Niles 7:00 pm New church No Sunday service eslablished. Salem Com01unily Chun:h Uevina Road. West Columbia. W.Va. Pastor: Clyde Ferrell Sunday S<:hool9:30 am Sunday evening service 6 pm Wednesday service 7 pm --bly St. Rt. 12A. RKine Sunday School· 10 a.m. Eve~ina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Pon-..1 Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Cbllt Bater Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evcnina- 6 p.m . Wednerday Services· 7:00p.m. l'n·'-11\ 11 rian s,...._ ........ Unlltd ,....,..,... Pastor: Rev. Krisana RobilliOil Sunday S<:hool · 10 a.m. Wor5hip - 11 a.mJ Harrisonville Presbyterian Chun.:h Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:4S -.m. Ml<ldltport i'fttbyttrlan Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. ..,, "11111 -ll.ll \d\' llli'l .- ' Mulberry H11. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Sa~urday Services: Sabblth S<:hool- 2 p.m. Won-hip- 3 p.m. I 11i1l·d Brl'tiln·n Uolltd Faido C~un:h Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pluis Pas1or: Rev. Robert B. Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9:30 a.in. · Wonhip-IO:JOa.m., 7p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. In Christ Chun:h · • Texas Community off CR 82 Puwr: Robtrt Sandell Sunday S<hool· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.nl. W~nesdly Services-7:30p.m. f•ll Goopd Ll.,._ 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Hunter · Sundly School- 10 a.m. Ev~nin1 7:30 p.m. . TUesday & Thunday • 7:30 p.m. F.dtn Uolled 8-ftn In Chris! 2 1n. milea north or Rt.eds\lille on.State Route: 124 Pu1or: Rev. Robert Mutley Sund8y S<:hool - II a.m. Sunday Worship- 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service• ~7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh St:rvice · 7:30p.m. South Bethel New 'le.t.mtnt • Silver RidJ:e Pastor: Robert Barber 106 Bum:RNIJT AVE. PoNrnROY,OH 992-6454 "Aowers for all occasions" , blocker Johnson CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Browns found more help for their pitiful running game by signing former Pro Bowl offensive guard Tre Johnson to a one-year contract. Johnson, a free agent who spent the past seven seasons with the Washington Redskins, is recovering from a knee injury that sidelined him for most of last season. The 6-foot-2, · 326-pound Johnson has started 65 · of 80 games during his pro career. He wa$ voted to . the NFC's Pro Bowl team. in 1999 and was an alternate in '96. ' Pulor:: WiUiam Hoback ML Hermon Uniied 8-rtn Middleport Cltun:h or lhe Nuoftnt CHARLESTON, (AP) Mid-American Conference school presidenrs voted Thursday to pby the championship football game at the West Division champion, barring Marshall from getting the .con~est for a fifth straight yeaL Some MAC coaches have jokingly referred to the MAC tide game as the "Marshall Invitational." The East Division school has won the game each year since rejoining the MAC in 1997. The game will be played at 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30. It will be televised on ESPN2. .Browns sign big God'a Ttmplc ol l'rlllot McQuire Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Olin c........., Cban:h PasiOt': Lawrence Bush Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Evtnin1- 7 p:m. Wtdneday Service · 7 p.m. · Ton:h Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:3P a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. . ~..lleFtlloWihlp Church t'lf lhe Naz.arene Pu1or: Teresa Waldeck · Goopd Cbun:~ • 3166~ L.ona Bottom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. ~edntoday 7:30p.m. H.......... CII•rdh Pastor: Allen Midcap Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Warship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wcdnelday Services • 7 p.m. Paslor: Allen Midcap F- .•• •, Ntw·Liftl'ldao7 c.noer 3n3 Georgea Creek Ra.d, Gallipolis, OU. Pas&or. Bill Staten : Sunday Setvica · 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday - 1 p.m. & Youdl7 p.m. Mono Cbapd Chun:h Sunday school- 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. FLOWER • -...;p-IOoOOom Wedntlday Servictl· 7 p.m. Sunday Evenina7 p.m. Thun;day Service • 7 p.m. EaJt Lttan • Rejold,. Llrt Clourdt SOO N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor: Mike Foreman Pasror: Emeriws Lawrmoe Penman - P~stqf: ~V. '§nupeq 1 ~W..fPR Sunday School· II a.m. . Worship - 10 a.m. • •• • Sdrend.le Comm•alty D•rc.. Pastor. Wayne R. ~II : Sundly Services - 10:00 a.m. & 7~00 p.m ... llmndly . 7:00 p.m. ' • F1ltb Valley 'hberiUide c•ureb Bailey Run Road Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Cbaler Pastor: Jane Beattie Wonhip - 9 a.m. .Sunday School - 10 a.m. ~ursday Sei-vict.s - 7 p.m.. Ponaaoy Pike. Co. Rd. · Pastor: Rev. Blackwood .-S undly School • 9~ a.m. Worship !0:30a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service: - 7:30'p.m. r·m· Pulor: Jane Beattie r. Worship . II a.m.. 6:30p.m. hilor: Rev. Ftuklin Dickens Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Pastor: Sam Anderson Suiodiy'Sc:hcloiiO a.m. Evenina • 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday Service · 7:30 Radne;"Ohio Pastor: Dewayne StUller Sunday School-9:30a.m. ·' \Vorship- 10:4S a.m. . • Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. ' 111orn!N Sjor ,, ,..,. ,......,..,c.-rorDrlol Middle.... Communi!J Cbun:h ~75 Ptarl So., Middleport • c.~uttoll Suadly School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wtdnetday Services- 7:00p.m. G........ UnlltdMtllondlol Wonhip- 9:30a.m. (lsi & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 41h Sun) Wednesday Scrvic~- 7:30p.m. A - o Gnctll.f. L 923 S. Third St., Middleport Pastor Teresa Davis Sunday service, 10 a.m. WednesdaY service. 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Ponlond·RKine Rd. . Pa10r. Michael Duhl ll'thndi~l llotkSprillp Paseon Keith Rader Sundly School- 9; IS a.m. Worshjp - 10 a.m. Youth PclloWahip, Sunday - 6 p.m. SMWYille Cooo•ullilr <ICitrill MAC 111oves title game wednesday Bib~Scudy · 7:00p . m. Wcdneoday7pm SalnaCealer hstor: Ron FleftC SWlday School - 9: 1$ a.m. Worship· IO: IS a.m. I a11l'r·D;n Sai11h I nitt ·d \ 773-5017 Service timt: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday Sdlool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thunday Services · 7 p.m. Ll•rel Clift' Free Metbedilt Cbureb Pastor. Donald Balis SPnday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. ·and 6 p.m. . Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m. St. Plul Luthenn Cbun:• Comer Sycamore &. Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald c. FritJ. Sunday Sc:hool · 9:4S a.m. Wonllip - II a.m. l'lllor: Rod Brower Wonhlp · 9:30a.m. Sunday Sc:hool· 10:35 a.m. . ...... Wednellday Sen<ia: - 7:30p.m. F - Blbio Cllluttl Ldatt. W.Va. Rt. 1 Putor: Briu May Sunday School • 9:)0 a.m. WORIUp · MO p.m. "-Lift Cellltr "Fuii-G<Kpel Chwtb" PasiOn John .t Patty Wadt 603 Sc-cood Ave. Mason _, Pl..r Cmn lliWf Holl_... Qurrll lfl mile offRI. 325 . Our S.t'&o•r Ludtenn Cburdl Walnut IU1d Henry Sl!i., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. WorsiHp - II a.m. Ha..-Ou..._..M .......... <17439 Reibel Rd., Otew:r Paston: Rev. Muy and Harold Cook Sunday Services: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wedneldly Services - 7 p.m. .......,ilobRobinsOn. Sunday Sc:hool· 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Leading Creek Rd., Rulland hsiOI": Rev. Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m. SundAy wonhip •7 p.m. Wednesday prayer met:ling- 7 p.m. SL John Lldlttna Cbardl Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz Worship - 9:00a.m. Sullday School - 10:00 a.m. AIIISindCito..to Ash So.. Middleport PIICor l..el Hay1111n Sunday Sdlool · 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sa-vice - 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service - 7;00 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS Wonhip - J0:30a.m.. Wednelday Setllioe - 1 p.lll Cal..,. ...... o-.~~ t'-llu .......,ilobRubimoo Sunday Sc:hool · 10 Lm. Worship . 9 a.m. FRIIl\Y's w.ile'l CUpel w.lrJ• Cool.;!lc Roo6 ..._ Ita. Pbillip IWenour Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. ........ n .... Cllwdt., t1te N•• ,. Sunday Sc:hool · 10 Lm. ----Cio31057 Swe Roole Jll. tangsvlle l'lsloc Gary l~<luoo Sunday ocOOol · 9:30a.m. Sunday wcnhip - IO:JO a.m. &: 7 p.m. WedDCI;day prayer servM,:e - 7 p.m. I 111ht·r.111 mt . Paswr: William Justis S!Uidly Sdtool - I 0:00 a.m. Moniina Worship · 10:4!1 a.m. s..ndaySenO<e. 6:30p.m. - WMWp- 7 p.m. Sunday Sc:hooJ - 9:30 1.m . Wanhip - IO:l0a.m.. 6:.l1p.m. Wcdnetdly Stniccl - 7 p.m. Puloc Ktilh Rader ,. .....,.• ..., 25. 2811 lbld Koob, on Co. Rd. 3 1 Pulor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye _ Page 11 a.•- ......., Ita. . _ Willfonl Sunday Sctaool - 9:10 ..... a......~tldteNrecw Pastor. Keilh bJr:r SuOO.y _School - 10-a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Ccrnnwdty Cl11ardl Putor. Rev. Alms Tallis , r..-c..,.~­ Soodoy Sdlool · 9:30a.m: Wonhip - II a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednelday Scrvic=a • 1 p.m. Eolerprloo I NGSundl.y or\''c«tetrJry Niat- Srrvica ........ R<•• HabenGnoc Rankin, C1er&Y or Sundly School - 9:JO Diamond Roundup, Page BS -'"l'P Scrvic:e 10o30a..,, WoBhip - 10 a.m. Tuesday , Poaw:R_....,. Su..iay School - 9:10a.m. Worship · IO:JOa.•- ..:1 6 p.m. Wc:dneldl)' Ser'wiccs - 1 p.m. Sunday Sd1ooJ . 9 ..... pol Cloom. 326 E. t,b;n Sc., l'ooneroy Rnr, James Bema..-ki, Rev. Klltharin Fo.&er So. Rl. 160. 446-6247 or 446-7486 SuJtday Sdtool 10:20-;·11 a.m. ;) Relief Sociely!Prieslhood J I:OS-12:00 noon Sacnutl('nl s~rvice 9-10: IS a.m. Homemaking meeting. lsi Thur!. - 7 p.m. I KinpburyROid 1M .......,,.. La_ '1"-",_SI. .... GI'IICOIJ I 1be CII"Urt- of Jes• Cllriso Laltt..Day Salnls .,,..N - Pub' Mike A41..illll Sundily Sdlool - 9:30a.m. WorJhip - 10:)0 a.m.• 6 p.m. Wcrll Idly Servica • 7 p.m. PaAor: Jane 8elltie R~v. ~ s.. Wonhip - 10: 10 ...... 6 , ... \\lc:dll wtr y Sen'D - 1 p.& c.rtNIII... , a.rs lefSenica - lp.a s,.._ ClooNdt Sunday Sdlool · 9<.)0 lUll. Dailey MHti • 8:J(h.m. Evenil\l · 7:30 p .1n. ·~ • Savaa." L"Ii- 1fle Daily Sentinel s-dl)' ScMQI - 9 Ll'll. Wordtip ~ 10:41 ...... 1 , _.. .__ Wonillip . II a.m. Wtdneldty SUndi)I ~Ltll. Won1Wp · 9:30a.OI. S...tay Sdlool · 10:30...,.. Sunily~ - IO a.. M. m:eafotb ·laeal <estate • 216 E. Second Pomeroy ·Lepnds center stage at $enior PGA I) . PARAMUS, NJ. (AP) For at least a day, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were again on the center stage in the world of golf. The 71-year-old Palmer shot his age, Nicklaus, 61, matched his best round of the year in relation to. par with a 4-under 68 and the 65-yearold Player had a 70 as the trio stole all the attention in the .first round of the Senior PGA Championship. Jim Thorpe grabbed the lead with six birdies in a 67 · on the tree-lined Ridgewood Country Club. Nicklaus, Bob Gilder and Larry Nelson 'o/ere a shot behind and one ahead of Hale Irwin, Jim Colbert and Doug Johnson. Player and defending champion Doug Tewell, who eagled the par-4 14th with a 6-iron .from 167 yards, were three back and one ahead of the pack led by Palmer. Pensketeam : pulls Marlboro logo INDIANAPOLIS (AP) . Roger Penske's Indy team was forced to remove the Marlboro name from its cars before the final practice for the Indianapolis 500 to avoid violating the 199a tobacco setdement. Questions were raised about .the legality o( promoting ~hilip Mor.ris.. which · agreed to restrictions on advertising as part o( the 3year-old agreement. Under the . settlement, Fenske's team is allowed to use the Marlboro name when it c0 mpetes on the Championship Auto Racing :reams (CART) circuit. The Indy 500, however, is sanctioned by the rival Indy . Racing League. I I Ci • sconng kha CHICAGO (AP) - As the rain delay dragged on and Jon Lieber wandered around the clubhouse killing time, Chicago Cubs pitching coach Oscar Acosta knew better dun to ask the right-hander if he wanted to go back in the game . Of coune he did . Lieber never likes giving up the ball when he pitches, And with something as special as he had going Thursday, Acosta and Cubs manager Don Baylor weren't about to take it away from him. Lieber needed only 79 pitches to throw a one-hitter, giving the Chicago Cubs a 3-0 victory and handing the Cincinnati Reds their first shutout loss in almost two years. "'Pretty remarkable that a major-league club can go tha~ long without a shutout. When it's done and you have 79 pitches thrown at you, that's a pretty amazing feat," Baylor said, shaking his head. "The umpires just sat back there and watched him throw strikes. It was . amazmg. .. ....... _......., IS IT OVER vm- Cincinnati Reds' Ruben Rivera checks out the weather while laying down in the dugout during a rain delay . · . in the fourth Inning against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Reid Thursday. (AP) Moss debuts Bucks even with Dawgs BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) - Randy Moss used some of . the same high-flying moves from the football field to stand out on the hardwood. He ran. He caught. And he weaved through the lane to get open. . · The All-Pro receiver, wearing his familiar No. 84 but m yellow instead ofVikings' purple, scored seven points on 3for-8 shooting ThursdaY night in his debut for the U.S. Basketball League's Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs. Moss ·also had four rebounds, two assists . and a blocked shot irt 21 minutes as the ValleyDawgs be3t the Long Island Surf 113-112. . He signed a handful of autographs for children, but did not talk to reporters before leaving on a private plane 30 minutes after the game. The crowd of 5,000 was nearly double the ValleyDawgs' usual attendance at the Lehigh University arena. ' . "He told me not to throw his uniform away, that he'd be back," said Darryl Dawkins, the former NBA player who coaches the Dawgs. . The 6-foot-4 Moss· was at his best under the basket. H1s first points came off a dazzling layup in the second quarter as he leaped across the lane and switched the ·ball to hts left · hand. He was fouled, but missed the free throw. · "You can see the guy has some talent;' Dawkins said. "He's .. . got a nice shot. You know. he can run an d JUmp. . . In the third quarter, Moss ca)lght a full-court pass With one hand and hit a fallaway jumper from the baseline., . Moss - who chewed gum the entire game - ~ad four turnovers in the first half as he struggled to fit mto the offense after joining the team only hours before the game. He stepped out of bounds. twice, and had another turnover Pluse ... Mou,BI • senes so-so START - Two-time West Virginia high school bas· ketball player of the year and Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss made his pro hoops debut Thursday. (AP) Newman wins pole for Coca-Cola CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -A rookie revived the youth movement at the Coca-Cola ·600 on Thursday night, with 23-year.. old Ryan Newman winning the pole for NASCAR's longest race of the year after qualifying was delayed more than two hours by rain. Newman ran a lap of 185.217 mph around Lowe's Motor Speedway, quick enough to hold off heavyweignts like Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace, both of whom qualified after him. "It's·super big for us;· Newman said. "I never imagined it, but the weather conditions helped a lot for the speeds and I h~d a great race car." Gordon tried his best to knock off Newman, . but his speed of. 184.900 mph only earned him the second spot. "I gave it · I had and just Gordon, who ' came up ~n T~ last Satucday and has , seven times on the started from "I gave it everything I had and just came up second. "Ryan wasjast, he put a great lap up there and I knew no . to t ouch t't •" one was gomg Drlwer Jeff Gordon ~.S-mile track. "Ryan was fast, he put a great lap up there and I knew no one was going to touch it." . Todd Bodine qualified third, followed by BiU Elliott in a Dodge and Jimmy Spencer. Kevin Haryjck was sil,(th, followed by Mike Skinner and Johnny Be.nson . Ward' Burton.a·nd Mark Martin rounded out the Top 10. . Newman's po!e comes ?n the heels of Dale Earnhardt Jr. starttng from the front last year and M~tt Kenseth going on to wm the race. Both were rooktes. Ear~hardt Jr: qualified 19th on Thursday, and Kenseth needed a provisional to make the field, running the slowest lap of the night at 179.724. He'll start . 40th. Newman, a future Winston Cup teammate of Wallace and Jeremy Mayfield, actually isn't even a rookie this year. He's not eligible to compete for Rookie of the Year because he's running an "ABC" schedule for Penske Racing South this season -competing in a blend of ARCA, Busch and Cup races. ·It's all part of the grand plan of team owner Roger Penske, wh? is groommg Newman to rut:~ a full Cup season 111 ·2002. He'd be the third driver on that teani,joining Wallace and Mayfield. "The past year basically we've been on this ladder taking one step at a time Please see NA.SCAII. 85 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Ray Allen had a little extra fuel in his tank and an added measure of lift in his · legs, allowing him to show off a shooting touch that was wondrous to watch. · All because he didn't have to chase Allen Iverson around. ·Allen scored a career playoff-high 38 points and made seven 3•pointers Thursday night as the Milwaukee Bucks opened a big early lead and held it the rest of the way fur a 92-78 victory . over the Philadelphia 76ers. "He poses such a matchup problem because he's quick, but we ·know that · he's hobbled a little bit and now is the time we have to take advantage of him being disabled," Allen said. Iverson was so hindered by pain in his hip and buttocks that he ran at half- speed, rarely drove to the basket and repeatedly settled for jump shots that almost always missed. The league's MVP finished with just 16 points and shot 5-for-26 - including 0-for-8 from 3-point range. "He stands funny. He stands like an old man now, holding his back and holding his 'qil bone when he walk.<," Allen said. Iverson's 111Juries are so much of a worry that Sixers coach Larry Brown suggested that his superstar stay hoine Friday instead of making the trip to Milwaukee for Saturday's Game 3. Iverson, surprisipgly, did not rule out that possibilil;y•._ _ "If I play like this, if it's hurting my team, I need to, start thinking about myself, too. It's getting worse, noi getting ati.y better," he . said. "When it's getting worse, it's something you have to think about.'' Playing in the same arena Please SM NBA. Bl �Frlct.y, *Y 215, 2001 Pometot. Mlclclleport, Ohio 161 M._J1Jfrry /!we.. Pomeroy. 992- ~ PaAor. Rev. Wak<r E. Heinz Sa. C... U~5 : lljt.m.; M.,._ 5:.!1) p.m. s-. Con.. -1:4S.9: 15 a.m., Sua. M ;w - IJ:lO a.m. ClooNdt tl -OrioOA,_ v.oZ.do ond Wri Rd. '-or.: James Miner Soodoy Sdlool • IQo)O a.m. I a.m."OrioO .._,uc lillr< II ol I '''''I .,., CIMirdt tlarill l12W. MainSc. Miniller: Neil Proudf'OOI Sunday • 9:)0 ..... , Farth -UmaRood Soodoy. 10 ..... ood 7:39p.m. - y. 7:l0p.m. Wonhip.. 10:)0 a.m.• 6 p.111. Wednesday Smtioes - 7 p.m. ,_,.yW-c..rdotl~ I.An1J A ..,..,.._. P.O. (lox 467, DuddinJI.ane 3.12260\ildten's Home Rd. Sunday School - II a.m. Worship · I<a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Servica · 7 p.m. Muon, W.V1. Paslor. Neil Tennant Suodlly Servi«s-IO:OOa.m. and 1 p.m: M......... Cloordt <I Ill riot 5th and Main ... Pastor. AI Jbmon Youth Minister: Bill Frazic=r Sunday School - 9:30a.m. ll.lpli~l "!"'T':': ..,_! ... llurlingl>am • 7•2· 7606 Pulor. Joh• Swaruon Sundly School - I0:00a.m. Momi11J Senice II :00 a.m. Worship- 8: 1~ . I0:30a.m., 7 p.m. . Wednesday Sen-ices - 7 p.m. EwninJ ServK:e- 6:00p.m. Wcdladly Service · 7:30p.m. Kno a.m." Clriol Worship · 9:30 a.m. 11af10 Bopdol Cliu..to (Soolllonl Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. · Pasaur--Jeffrey Wallace 1st and 3nl Sunday 570 Gran! So .. Middlepon Sunday school • IJ:JO a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Sen<icc: • 1 p.m. ......a.... JUdto ~... tiCiorisl Pu1oc:Tmy Saew111 Sunday School -9:30 1.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 6:30p.m.. Wednesday Services - 6:30 p ~m. ' illllland Jllnl Bapllsl Citurdt Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4~ a.m. Zloa Chum. <IChriot Pomeroy, Hurisooville Rd. (Rtl43) Paslor: Roaer Wabon Sundly School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 l .m .•.7:00 p.m. Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m. Pomtrof Flnt Baplid Easl Main Sl. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Flnl Soolht........ 41872 Pomeroy Pike 'filpprn Pial• Church ol Chrill Puloc E. lAmar 0' Bryant Sunday School • 9:30 1.m. · Jnsuumenlal Worship Service • 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10: IS Lm. Vuuth- 3:30pm Sunday Bibl~ S1udy Wednesday 7 pm Worship · 10:45 a.~ .• 7:00p.m. Wcdnesdly Services- 7:00 p.m. Flnt Bapdol Chordt Pastor. Mart Morrow 6dl and Palmer St .• Middleport Sunday Sc:hool- 9:13a.m. Worship - IO:l!la.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service- 7:00p.m. Bradbui'J llton:~ <ICbrisl Pulor:: Joahua Lfnch Sundly School • 9:30 a.m. Worabip - 10:30a.m. ........ ........ Bapllol PU.or: Rick Rule Sunday 5(hool - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:40 a.m .. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. Rullo. . Chui<h <I Cbriso Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor$hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. llndronl Chun:h <I Cbriot Corner of St Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Minister: Dou1 Shamblin SUnr Rua &.ptilt Putor: Stev~n K. Uule Sunday .School - IOa.m. Wonhip - lla.rn ., 7:00p.m. Wednr:sday Services-7:00p.m. Worsttip - 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m. MLU-BaplisO Pa.'ilor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday School -9:4~ a.rq. Evening-6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Hkkoi'J Hills Cburdt or Chrill Evangelisl Mike Moore Sunday Sehoul • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday School - 9:10a.m. Jkthlehtm Baptkt Clulrch Greal Bend, ROUie 124, R~eine, OH Pastor : Daniel Mecea Sunday School • 9~30 a.m. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Snady - 6:00p.m Llnp•ille CJniJtian Church Paslor: Robl=rt Musser Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship - I 0:30a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. lltmloo:k Gro.. Chriltlaa Olun:b Old Btlhtl Fne WW ilap!iA,_Cluorc~ 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sunday Sf.:hool - 10 a.PL Evening · 7:00p.m. Pastor: Rictwd -Neasc Sunday school~ 10:30 a.m. Worship · 9:30a.m., Bible Sludy- 7 p.m. Thursday Services · 7:00 ....... -~~ ..... ·-.;<If HIJhklf: Baptht Chun:h ~- R;l. 143 ju~l otT Rl. 1 Pulor: Rev. Jarnt:J R. Aeree. Sr. Sunday Unified Servict: Worship . I0:30a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. "' Retd,.We Citurda of. CJ!rbl Paator. Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. · Worship Service: )():30 it.m. Bible Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. o..~orCbun:h or Christ Pa.s1or: Nathan Robinson Sunday school9:30 a.m. Norman Will, superin~endenl Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m. Yktory Baplbl indtpendano ~25 N. 2nd St. Middh:pon , Pauor: James E. Keesee Wol'lllip- IOa.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Scrviees - 7 p.m. follh Baptist Cbun:h Railroad Sl, Mason Sunday Sctk.ol - 10 a.m. Wonhip - II .a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Fottlt Ru• Bapthl Cbun:b or Christ Intersection 7 and 124·W Evangelist: Dennis Sargent Sunday Bible Swdy - 9:30a.m. Wonbip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7 p.m. ( hri~lia11l nio11 Pll!llor : Arius Hurt a.m. Sunday School- 10 Worship - t I a.m. ML Moriah Bapllsl Fourth & Main St .. Middlepon · Pastor: Rev. Gilbert CraiJ, Jr. Sunday Sc:hool • 9:30 a.m. · Wonhip - 10:43 a.m. Antiquity Bapllll Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening-6:00p.m. Rullsod fret Wll Bapollt SalemS1. Paslor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evening -7 p.m. Wednesday Seryices • 1 p.m. Second O.pthlt Chrcb Ravenswood. WV Pulor: Davtd W. McClain Sunday Sc:hool 10 am· Momlna worship II am Evening • 7 pm Wednesday 7 p.m. ( ·.11ilolir Sac,... lltan Calholk Chur<h 7 p.m. Hartford Chlltth et Chrlllln Cbrlltlaa Unioa Hanford, W.Va. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday SchOOl - 11 a.m. Wonhip- 9:30 •.m., 7:30p.m. ·Wednesday Services ~ 7:30 p.m. ( hllrl'h or ( .od ML Moriall Churdl ol God Mile Hill Rd.. Racine Pastor: Brice Un Sunday School - 9:4S a.m. Evening- 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutlaod Ch•n:h ol God _.. Pastor: Ron Heath Sunday Wonhip- 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Syi'ICUit Flnt Churi:h al Gad A"pple and Second Su. PaStor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30 p.m. Wednesday St:rvtccs- 6:30p.m. Cloun:h of God or Prophecy O.J. While Rd. otT St. Rt. 160 Pulru: PJ. Chapman ,.. r Wunhip - 10:30-.-. Triloity a.m. S<cund .t LyM. l'ooneroy Pastor. R~. Cf'li& Crus.~ W(Uhip IO:Zl Lm. SUOO.y School9: I~ a.m. R I • • Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday Sdlool • IO::lO LnL Finl Sllftda)' of Munth - 7:00 p..m. suvia: P e u;J O.rdi ;I tile N• Serv..:a ·7:30 p.-. ~CIIIua.61kN c..tnll:-. Asbuty (SyfKUI<) Pas1or: Bob Robinson Surday School - 9:4S Lin. Wonltip - II a.m. Wednesday SCrvices · 7:30p.m. Sunday: Adull Educattoo Sunday Sehool 10: 1.'1 a. m. JkHy EuchariSIII:OO a.m. Wc4Desday: Holy Eucharist 5:00 p.m. lllli illl'" Main Strert, Rulland Sundly Worship-10:00 a.m. Sunday Service-7p.m. .... ~p - lla.m. Col•ai'J Pllarim Cloapd Harrison\lille Road Pa.Vor. Owb McKenzie Sunday School9:30 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m., 7:00p.m, Wednesday Service - 1:00 p.m. H_...(Midllk,.t. Pukw: Rob Brower Sunday School • 9:30 LDI . Worship - II :00 a.m. MhoenYille a- <1 Sba""' Hollaao Cho..to r..rtCioaptl Sundly School - 9 a.m. Worship- IOa.m. ' Pulor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School · 9:311 a.m. Worship · I0:10a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serviu · 7:30p.m. Wooltyan Blblt Roll,_ Chui<h 75 Pearl St.• Middleport. Pa&tor; Re\1. DouJ Coll Sunday Worship - 9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Hyldl Run HoUnns Chu~ Rev. MaR: Michael Sunday Sc:hool - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:4!1 a.m .. 7 p.m. Thursday Bible Study and Youth • 7 p.m. ML ou .. Unlltd Metltodllt 00 124 behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev, Ralph Spires Sunday School-·9:30.a.m. Won hip - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Melp Coopent~•e Parish Northeast C lu st~t . Alfred F.... fuU Goopd Citun:h Long Bouom Pastor: Sieve Reed · Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m. .00 7 p.m. Wednesday ~ 1 p.m. Friday - fellowship Aervice 1 p.m. Thr BeUeven' Fellonb.lp Minillry New Ume Rd.. Rutland . Pastor: Rev. Matpret J. Robinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. · ........, Harrloon.JIIc Commually Chun:h Pastor: Dewayne Sauder Sunday School~ 10 a.m. Worship • 9 a.m. Wednesd;ay Services- 10 Lm. Pll!llor: Theron Durham . Sunday -9:30a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday - 1 p.m. Cannel & B...... R<b. 1 ' ~stor: De~ayne Slullcr " .. Joppa Pa!ltor: Bob Randolph Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - 9 , .m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. SyrK-IIIillion 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Tbompson.Paslor Sunday Sc:hool · 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Radnt Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sc:hool · 10 a.m . Womlip - f I a.m. Wedntoday 7 p.ni. Huel Commuolty Ch•n:b OITRt. 124 Pastor. Edsel HIU1 Sundly School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Cool ..llc Uolled Mtlbodlsl Parillo Pa1tor: Helen Kli~ Coolville Chu.rch Main & Fifth St. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Tueiday Services -7 p.m. D)<H..IIt eo.munll)' Chun:b Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m. Pulnr: Brian Harkne~ Cl- Tabtnoadt Churdt ctirton. w.va. Sunday School - 10 1.m. Worship · 1 p.m. Wednesdly Service - 7 p.m. BtlheiChun:b Township Rd., 468C Sunday Sc:hool • 9 a.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Wednc:sdly Servict:s • 10 1.m. full GGopel Churdt <I lilt UYiatl Rt.338. Antiquity Pastor: Jesse Morris Aut Puton: Jim Morris Servicos: Saaun:lay 7:30p.m. ML OrondStrcct \..-Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worahip- 11 a.m. Wednesday Services • I p.m. Sa...,.- PaMor: Wayne Balcolm Stnices: Thurs. Niles 7:00 pm New church No Sunday service eslablished. Salem Com01unily Chun:h Uevina Road. West Columbia. W.Va. Pastor: Clyde Ferrell Sunday S<:hool9:30 am Sunday evening service 6 pm Wednesday service 7 pm --bly St. Rt. 12A. RKine Sunday School· 10 a.m. Eve~ina - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Middleport Pon-..1 Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Cbllt Bater Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evcnina- 6 p.m . Wednerday Services· 7:00p.m. l'n·'-11\ 11 rian s,...._ ........ Unlltd ,....,..,... Pastor: Rev. Krisana RobilliOil Sunday S<:hool · 10 a.m. Wor5hip - 11 a.mJ Harrisonville Presbyterian Chun.:h Wonhip - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 9:4S -.m. Ml<ldltport i'fttbyttrlan Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. ..,, "11111 -ll.ll \d\' llli'l .- ' Mulberry H11. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Sa~urday Services: Sabblth S<:hool- 2 p.m. Won-hip- 3 p.m. I 11i1l·d Brl'tiln·n Uolltd Faido C~un:h Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pluis Pas1or: Rev. Robert B. Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9:30 a.in. · Wonhip-IO:JOa.m., 7p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. In Christ Chun:h · • Texas Community off CR 82 Puwr: Robtrt Sandell Sunday S<hool· 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.nl. W~nesdly Services-7:30p.m. f•ll Goopd Ll.,._ 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Hunter · Sundly School- 10 a.m. Ev~nin1 7:30 p.m. . TUesday & Thunday • 7:30 p.m. F.dtn Uolled 8-ftn In Chris! 2 1n. milea north or Rt.eds\lille on.State Route: 124 Pu1or: Rev. Robert Mutley Sund8y S<:hool - II a.m. Sunday Worship- 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service• ~7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh St:rvice · 7:30p.m. South Bethel New 'le.t.mtnt • Silver RidJ:e Pastor: Robert Barber 106 Bum:RNIJT AVE. PoNrnROY,OH 992-6454 "Aowers for all occasions" , blocker Johnson CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Browns found more help for their pitiful running game by signing former Pro Bowl offensive guard Tre Johnson to a one-year contract. Johnson, a free agent who spent the past seven seasons with the Washington Redskins, is recovering from a knee injury that sidelined him for most of last season. The 6-foot-2, · 326-pound Johnson has started 65 · of 80 games during his pro career. He wa$ voted to . the NFC's Pro Bowl team. in 1999 and was an alternate in '96. ' Pulor:: WiUiam Hoback ML Hermon Uniied 8-rtn Middleport Cltun:h or lhe Nuoftnt CHARLESTON, (AP) Mid-American Conference school presidenrs voted Thursday to pby the championship football game at the West Division champion, barring Marshall from getting the .con~est for a fifth straight yeaL Some MAC coaches have jokingly referred to the MAC tide game as the "Marshall Invitational." The East Division school has won the game each year since rejoining the MAC in 1997. The game will be played at 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30. It will be televised on ESPN2. .Browns sign big God'a Ttmplc ol l'rlllot McQuire Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Olin c........., Cban:h PasiOt': Lawrence Bush Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Evtnin1- 7 p:m. Wtdneday Service · 7 p.m. · Ton:h Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:3P a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. . ~..lleFtlloWihlp Church t'lf lhe Naz.arene Pu1or: Teresa Waldeck · Goopd Cbun:~ • 3166~ L.ona Bottom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:4S a.m., 7:30p.m. ~edntoday 7:30p.m. H.......... CII•rdh Pastor: Allen Midcap Sunday Sc:hool· 9:30a.m. Warship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wcdnelday Services • 7 p.m. Paslor: Allen Midcap F- .•• •, Ntw·Liftl'ldao7 c.noer 3n3 Georgea Creek Ra.d, Gallipolis, OU. Pas&or. Bill Staten : Sunday Setvica · 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday - 1 p.m. & Youdl7 p.m. Mono Cbapd Chun:h Sunday school- 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. FLOWER • -...;p-IOoOOom Wedntlday Servictl· 7 p.m. Sunday Evenina7 p.m. Thun;day Service • 7 p.m. EaJt Lttan • Rejold,. Llrt Clourdt SOO N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor: Mike Foreman Pasror: Emeriws Lawrmoe Penman - P~stqf: ~V. '§nupeq 1 ~W..fPR Sunday School· II a.m. . Worship - 10 a.m. • •• • Sdrend.le Comm•alty D•rc.. Pastor. Wayne R. ~II : Sundly Services - 10:00 a.m. & 7~00 p.m ... llmndly . 7:00 p.m. ' • F1ltb Valley 'hberiUide c•ureb Bailey Run Road Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Cbaler Pastor: Jane Beattie Wonhip - 9 a.m. .Sunday School - 10 a.m. ~ursday Sei-vict.s - 7 p.m.. Ponaaoy Pike. Co. Rd. · Pastor: Rev. Blackwood .-S undly School • 9~ a.m. Worship !0:30a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service: - 7:30'p.m. r·m· Pulor: Jane Beattie r. Worship . II a.m.. 6:30p.m. hilor: Rev. Ftuklin Dickens Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Pastor: Sam Anderson Suiodiy'Sc:hcloiiO a.m. Evenina • 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday Service · 7:30 Radne;"Ohio Pastor: Dewayne StUller Sunday School-9:30a.m. ·' \Vorship- 10:4S a.m. . • Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. ' 111orn!N Sjor ,, ,..,. ,......,..,c.-rorDrlol Middle.... Communi!J Cbun:h ~75 Ptarl So., Middleport • c.~uttoll Suadly School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Wtdnetday Services- 7:00p.m. G........ UnlltdMtllondlol Wonhip- 9:30a.m. (lsi & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd & 41h Sun) Wednesday Scrvic~- 7:30p.m. A - o Gnctll.f. L 923 S. Third St., Middleport Pastor Teresa Davis Sunday service, 10 a.m. WednesdaY service. 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Ponlond·RKine Rd. . Pa10r. Michael Duhl ll'thndi~l llotkSprillp Paseon Keith Rader Sundly School- 9; IS a.m. Worshjp - 10 a.m. Youth PclloWahip, Sunday - 6 p.m. SMWYille Cooo•ullilr <ICitrill MAC 111oves title game wednesday Bib~Scudy · 7:00p . m. Wcdneoday7pm SalnaCealer hstor: Ron FleftC SWlday School - 9: 1$ a.m. Worship· IO: IS a.m. I a11l'r·D;n Sai11h I nitt ·d \ 773-5017 Service timt: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday Sdlool - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m. Thunday Services · 7 p.m. Ll•rel Clift' Free Metbedilt Cbureb Pastor. Donald Balis SPnday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. ·and 6 p.m. . Wednesday Service - 7:00 p.m. St. Plul Luthenn Cbun:• Comer Sycamore &. Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald c. FritJ. Sunday Sc:hool · 9:4S a.m. Wonllip - II a.m. l'lllor: Rod Brower Wonhlp · 9:30a.m. Sunday Sc:hool· 10:35 a.m. . ...... Wednellday Sen<ia: - 7:30p.m. F - Blbio Cllluttl Ldatt. W.Va. Rt. 1 Putor: Briu May Sunday School • 9:)0 a.m. WORIUp · MO p.m. "-Lift Cellltr "Fuii-G<Kpel Chwtb" PasiOn John .t Patty Wadt 603 Sc-cood Ave. Mason _, Pl..r Cmn lliWf Holl_... Qurrll lfl mile offRI. 325 . Our S.t'&o•r Ludtenn Cburdl Walnut IU1d Henry Sl!i., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. WorsiHp - II a.m. Ha..-Ou..._..M .......... <17439 Reibel Rd., Otew:r Paston: Rev. Muy and Harold Cook Sunday Services: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wedneldly Services - 7 p.m. .......,ilobRobinsOn. Sunday Sc:hool· 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Leading Creek Rd., Rulland hsiOI": Rev. Dewey King Sunday school- 9:30a.m. SundAy wonhip •7 p.m. Wednesday prayer met:ling- 7 p.m. SL John Lldlttna Cbardl Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Fritz Worship - 9:00a.m. Sullday School - 10:00 a.m. AIIISindCito..to Ash So.. Middleport PIICor l..el Hay1111n Sunday Sdlool · 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sa-vice - 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service - 7;00 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS Wonhip - J0:30a.m.. Wednelday Setllioe - 1 p.lll Cal..,. ...... o-.~~ t'-llu .......,ilobRubimoo Sunday Sc:hool · 10 Lm. Worship . 9 a.m. FRIIl\Y's w.ile'l CUpel w.lrJ• Cool.;!lc Roo6 ..._ Ita. Pbillip IWenour Sunday School • 9:JO a.m. ........ n .... Cllwdt., t1te N•• ,. Sunday Sc:hool · 10 Lm. ----Cio31057 Swe Roole Jll. tangsvlle l'lsloc Gary l~<luoo Sunday ocOOol · 9:30a.m. Sunday wcnhip - IO:JO a.m. &: 7 p.m. WedDCI;day prayer servM,:e - 7 p.m. I 111ht·r.111 mt . Paswr: William Justis S!Uidly Sdtool - I 0:00 a.m. Moniina Worship · 10:4!1 a.m. s..ndaySenO<e. 6:30p.m. - WMWp- 7 p.m. Sunday Sc:hooJ - 9:30 1.m . Wanhip - IO:l0a.m.. 6:.l1p.m. Wcdnetdly Stniccl - 7 p.m. Puloc Ktilh Rader ,. .....,.• ..., 25. 2811 lbld Koob, on Co. Rd. 3 1 Pulor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye _ Page 11 a.•- ......., Ita. . _ Willfonl Sunday Sctaool - 9:10 ..... a......~tldteNrecw Pastor. Keilh bJr:r SuOO.y _School - 10-a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Ccrnnwdty Cl11ardl Putor. Rev. Alms Tallis , r..-c..,.~­ Soodoy Sdlool · 9:30a.m: Wonhip - II a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednelday Scrvic=a • 1 p.m. Eolerprloo I NGSundl.y or\''c«tetrJry Niat- Srrvica ........ R<•• HabenGnoc Rankin, C1er&Y or Sundly School - 9:JO Diamond Roundup, Page BS -'"l'P Scrvic:e 10o30a..,, WoBhip - 10 a.m. Tuesday , Poaw:R_....,. Su..iay School - 9:10a.m. Worship · IO:JOa.•- ..:1 6 p.m. Wc:dneldl)' Ser'wiccs - 1 p.m. Sunday Sd1ooJ . 9 ..... pol Cloom. 326 E. t,b;n Sc., l'ooneroy Rnr, James Bema..-ki, Rev. Klltharin Fo.&er So. Rl. 160. 446-6247 or 446-7486 SuJtday Sdtool 10:20-;·11 a.m. ;) Relief Sociely!Prieslhood J I:OS-12:00 noon Sacnutl('nl s~rvice 9-10: IS a.m. Homemaking meeting. lsi Thur!. - 7 p.m. I KinpburyROid 1M .......,,.. La_ '1"-",_SI. .... GI'IICOIJ I 1be CII"Urt- of Jes• Cllriso Laltt..Day Salnls .,,..N - Pub' Mike A41..illll Sundily Sdlool - 9:30a.m. WorJhip - 10:)0 a.m.• 6 p.m. Wcrll Idly Servica • 7 p.m. PaAor: Jane 8elltie R~v. ~ s.. Wonhip - 10: 10 ...... 6 , ... \\lc:dll wtr y Sen'D - 1 p.& c.rtNIII... , a.rs lefSenica - lp.a s,.._ ClooNdt Sunday Sdlool · 9<.)0 lUll. Dailey MHti • 8:J(h.m. Evenil\l · 7:30 p .1n. ·~ • Savaa." L"Ii- 1fle Daily Sentinel s-dl)' ScMQI - 9 Ll'll. Wordtip ~ 10:41 ...... 1 , _.. .__ Wonillip . II a.m. Wtdneldty SUndi)I ~Ltll. Won1Wp · 9:30a.OI. S...tay Sdlool · 10:30...,.. Sunily~ - IO a.. M. m:eafotb ·laeal <estate • 216 E. Second Pomeroy ·Lepnds center stage at $enior PGA I) . PARAMUS, NJ. (AP) For at least a day, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were again on the center stage in the world of golf. The 71-year-old Palmer shot his age, Nicklaus, 61, matched his best round of the year in relation to. par with a 4-under 68 and the 65-yearold Player had a 70 as the trio stole all the attention in the .first round of the Senior PGA Championship. Jim Thorpe grabbed the lead with six birdies in a 67 · on the tree-lined Ridgewood Country Club. Nicklaus, Bob Gilder and Larry Nelson 'o/ere a shot behind and one ahead of Hale Irwin, Jim Colbert and Doug Johnson. Player and defending champion Doug Tewell, who eagled the par-4 14th with a 6-iron .from 167 yards, were three back and one ahead of the pack led by Palmer. Pensketeam : pulls Marlboro logo INDIANAPOLIS (AP) . Roger Penske's Indy team was forced to remove the Marlboro name from its cars before the final practice for the Indianapolis 500 to avoid violating the 199a tobacco setdement. Questions were raised about .the legality o( promoting ~hilip Mor.ris.. which · agreed to restrictions on advertising as part o( the 3year-old agreement. Under the . settlement, Fenske's team is allowed to use the Marlboro name when it c0 mpetes on the Championship Auto Racing :reams (CART) circuit. The Indy 500, however, is sanctioned by the rival Indy . Racing League. I I Ci • sconng kha CHICAGO (AP) - As the rain delay dragged on and Jon Lieber wandered around the clubhouse killing time, Chicago Cubs pitching coach Oscar Acosta knew better dun to ask the right-hander if he wanted to go back in the game . Of coune he did . Lieber never likes giving up the ball when he pitches, And with something as special as he had going Thursday, Acosta and Cubs manager Don Baylor weren't about to take it away from him. Lieber needed only 79 pitches to throw a one-hitter, giving the Chicago Cubs a 3-0 victory and handing the Cincinnati Reds their first shutout loss in almost two years. "'Pretty remarkable that a major-league club can go tha~ long without a shutout. When it's done and you have 79 pitches thrown at you, that's a pretty amazing feat," Baylor said, shaking his head. "The umpires just sat back there and watched him throw strikes. It was . amazmg. .. ....... _......., IS IT OVER vm- Cincinnati Reds' Ruben Rivera checks out the weather while laying down in the dugout during a rain delay . · . in the fourth Inning against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Reid Thursday. (AP) Moss debuts Bucks even with Dawgs BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) - Randy Moss used some of . the same high-flying moves from the football field to stand out on the hardwood. He ran. He caught. And he weaved through the lane to get open. . · The All-Pro receiver, wearing his familiar No. 84 but m yellow instead ofVikings' purple, scored seven points on 3for-8 shooting ThursdaY night in his debut for the U.S. Basketball League's Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs. Moss ·also had four rebounds, two assists . and a blocked shot irt 21 minutes as the ValleyDawgs be3t the Long Island Surf 113-112. . He signed a handful of autographs for children, but did not talk to reporters before leaving on a private plane 30 minutes after the game. The crowd of 5,000 was nearly double the ValleyDawgs' usual attendance at the Lehigh University arena. ' . "He told me not to throw his uniform away, that he'd be back," said Darryl Dawkins, the former NBA player who coaches the Dawgs. . The 6-foot-4 Moss· was at his best under the basket. H1s first points came off a dazzling layup in the second quarter as he leaped across the lane and switched the ·ball to hts left · hand. He was fouled, but missed the free throw. · "You can see the guy has some talent;' Dawkins said. "He's .. . got a nice shot. You know. he can run an d JUmp. . . In the third quarter, Moss ca)lght a full-court pass With one hand and hit a fallaway jumper from the baseline., . Moss - who chewed gum the entire game - ~ad four turnovers in the first half as he struggled to fit mto the offense after joining the team only hours before the game. He stepped out of bounds. twice, and had another turnover Pluse ... Mou,BI • senes so-so START - Two-time West Virginia high school bas· ketball player of the year and Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss made his pro hoops debut Thursday. (AP) Newman wins pole for Coca-Cola CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -A rookie revived the youth movement at the Coca-Cola ·600 on Thursday night, with 23-year.. old Ryan Newman winning the pole for NASCAR's longest race of the year after qualifying was delayed more than two hours by rain. Newman ran a lap of 185.217 mph around Lowe's Motor Speedway, quick enough to hold off heavyweignts like Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace, both of whom qualified after him. "It's·super big for us;· Newman said. "I never imagined it, but the weather conditions helped a lot for the speeds and I h~d a great race car." Gordon tried his best to knock off Newman, . but his speed of. 184.900 mph only earned him the second spot. "I gave it · I had and just Gordon, who ' came up ~n T~ last Satucday and has , seven times on the started from "I gave it everything I had and just came up second. "Ryan wasjast, he put a great lap up there and I knew no . to t ouch t't •" one was gomg Drlwer Jeff Gordon ~.S-mile track. "Ryan was fast, he put a great lap up there and I knew no one was going to touch it." . Todd Bodine qualified third, followed by BiU Elliott in a Dodge and Jimmy Spencer. Kevin Haryjck was sil,(th, followed by Mike Skinner and Johnny Be.nson . Ward' Burton.a·nd Mark Martin rounded out the Top 10. . Newman's po!e comes ?n the heels of Dale Earnhardt Jr. starttng from the front last year and M~tt Kenseth going on to wm the race. Both were rooktes. Ear~hardt Jr: qualified 19th on Thursday, and Kenseth needed a provisional to make the field, running the slowest lap of the night at 179.724. He'll start . 40th. Newman, a future Winston Cup teammate of Wallace and Jeremy Mayfield, actually isn't even a rookie this year. He's not eligible to compete for Rookie of the Year because he's running an "ABC" schedule for Penske Racing South this season -competing in a blend of ARCA, Busch and Cup races. ·It's all part of the grand plan of team owner Roger Penske, wh? is groommg Newman to rut:~ a full Cup season 111 ·2002. He'd be the third driver on that teani,joining Wallace and Mayfield. "The past year basically we've been on this ladder taking one step at a time Please see NA.SCAII. 85 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Ray Allen had a little extra fuel in his tank and an added measure of lift in his · legs, allowing him to show off a shooting touch that was wondrous to watch. · All because he didn't have to chase Allen Iverson around. ·Allen scored a career playoff-high 38 points and made seven 3•pointers Thursday night as the Milwaukee Bucks opened a big early lead and held it the rest of the way fur a 92-78 victory . over the Philadelphia 76ers. "He poses such a matchup problem because he's quick, but we ·know that · he's hobbled a little bit and now is the time we have to take advantage of him being disabled," Allen said. Iverson was so hindered by pain in his hip and buttocks that he ran at half- speed, rarely drove to the basket and repeatedly settled for jump shots that almost always missed. The league's MVP finished with just 16 points and shot 5-for-26 - including 0-for-8 from 3-point range. "He stands funny. He stands like an old man now, holding his back and holding his 'qil bone when he walk.<," Allen said. Iverson's 111Juries are so much of a worry that Sixers coach Larry Brown suggested that his superstar stay hoine Friday instead of making the trip to Milwaukee for Saturday's Game 3. Iverson, surprisipgly, did not rule out that possibilil;y•._ _ "If I play like this, if it's hurting my team, I need to, start thinking about myself, too. It's getting worse, noi getting ati.y better," he . said. "When it's getting worse, it's something you have to think about.'' Playing in the same arena Please SM NBA. Bl �FrtdeJ, M.y 25, 2001 The Daily Sentinel Honors breakfast ra First and last .s Life' {17r~ followinJZ story is omt of tht win11i11t tssays from . ]11dy Crooks • nit~tlr-tr"de Errtlislr cl4n. 11rt story lras bttll torrdtnud for tire Mdgs Scrltinel Paxe.) DoDsoN. MciGJi High School held an f.lonors' Breakfast for students on the third nineweeks· honor roU and for those. wirh perfeCI attenda;ice. BY NICOLE BUltMAN Mrs . Cammarata .invited a local attorney. R.~becca Roush, to sp~ak to th~ honorees. Sh., spok~ of th~ · many obstacles that sh.: had to overcome thrOughout her high school and college years. She uid even though these obstacles were difficult, she never gave up her 'goals. The speaker told the srudents . that if they have a goal set in their hearts :lnd minds, they should always .work to achieve it. We were fortunate to have had someone like her to speak to us, and I'm sure she had a vecy positive effect on many of us. ? f • I} i' 1 ( Memories· BY WHITNEY ·ASHLEY I, ( On th!l first !;lay of kinderg~:~r)ten 13 years ago Andrea Krawsczyn and Cara Ash walked to the Racine school together. They had their picture taken that day and brought it along Friday night when they again walked together, this time in the processional to the stage where they received their high school diplomas. Both girls were honorarians of the Class of 2001. At the clash of thunder and the flash of lightning, Intensity builds as the rain pounds Harder and harder and harder ... Suddenly the clock strikes midnight, as The sky lights up, thunder rolls Your liands begin to feel wet Your muscles are tight ... i guess this means you're · afraid of a rainy night. - Bol•bi Napper Congratulations and \ good luck to the . graduating se.niors of 2001! him that their mom had been in an accident and that they had to go 10 the hospital to see her. When they got . to the hospital. they all went in and asked the short receptionist where they were to go. She told them to ·go to the third floor to th" Intensive Cue Unit. "Someone will help you from there." sa td th ~ receptionist. They did as she told them and were sent to sit Andrea had just gotten home from school. She walked through the front door and walked up the ·stairs ro her room. She slammed the <;loor shut, turned her radio on, and started crying. "Andrea, come down here!" yelled her mom. in a waiting room, and . d the te after about five long minAn d rea w1pe ars from her eyes as she utes of waiting, a foreign walked down the creaky doctor came. He told wooden steps. Her mom Andrea that her mom was was standing in the fine but that she \V3' in a kitchen heating up last temporary coma.. She had night's leftover macaroni. a minor head trauma and "Yeah?" Andrea asked. suffered a broken leg. The "Get some drinks out doctor said that her outfor dinner and get the ·come looked good and she plates and silverware .out." would be able to leave the She walked over co the hospital in about a week old refrigerator that had or two. kept her up for hours with Andre~ pulled a plastic its loud noises. She chair up to her mother's grabbed the half-gallon of bed and looked at her milk and set it on the table mom. She looked so helpand then went to the cup- less and peaceful. She had board to get the plates and always been the one to silverware. "Yuck!" Andrea take care of their family cried. She had run in~o a when things went bad, but cobweb. She peeled the things were bad and she web from her face and hair could not do anything to with a disgusted look on make it better. Andrea just her face. wished and prayed that "Go tell Nick that din- things would be all right. ner is ready," said her She kissed her mom·s mother as she dipped the cheek and walked back t.b macaroni onto the plates. the waiting room. Six days passed, and the Andrea sat down at .the table in the kitchen. doctors were losing hope Reaching for the salt and that her mom would come pepper, she saw Nick walk out from the· coma ariy in . His sandy blonde hair . time SOQD. Th~y went io needed to be trimmed, but Andrea knew their mom the hospital each day, but everything was the same had only enough money it had be~n all week. for food, the bills, and gas After one whole week. for the car.· Her eighteenth birthday was in only one Andrea woke up in the week, and she dreamed .of middle .of the night. It was . a secon d - ha nd car 3 :45 A.M . ·and went inio ge tt mg of her own and 1110ney t~e bathroom. It was her with which to buy new birthday now, 18 years old clothes. No matter how . and her moin was in the much· she wished, she hospital. She went to the knew it would be just kitchen to get some water another birthday at home and the phone rang. She ·with no presents and no answered it and it was the new clothes. hospital. For a split second, The next morning Andrea thought her mom Andrea got up and went to had woken up. "Andrea school as always. In third dear," said a soft woman •; s period she was called to voice, "your inorn just the office. Andy asked the passed away in her sleep. it secretary what she had was very peaceful and she done, but she told her to had no trouble; it was see the. principal, Mr. instant." Rowling. Andy started to Andrea went into Nick' get.worried that she W?Sin s room and told him. She trouble. could hear him crying "Andrea, this is very dif- under the covers as she . ficult for me to' tell you went back to her room this, but your mothet has and tried to go to sleep. In been in a car accident; she the morning, they went to was taken in a helicopter the funeral. home to plan to the hospital in the next the funeral. Later they city. There is an ambulance found a savings account i:n here to take you and Nick the bank that their morn to the hospital to see her." was saving for an emerAndrea · thought of how she was going to tell Nick, gency. It was just enough an d sh e th oug ht ab ou t to buy a nice coffin arid how Joey had just broken flowers for the grave. . up with her after three After the funeral, Andrea months. She wondered found a job modeling for what would happen to catalogs and brochures Nick and her if their mom after school each day. With died. As she walked down Joey's help, she to bk c~re the hallway, she saw Joey of Nick. · and he asked what was After graduation, she wrong. Andrea struggled and Joey were married. li1 with her emotions as she the next two years they finally told him the bad were making a good news. She just wanted to income with Andrea's now lie down and ay, but she full-time modeling career had· to find Nick and take and Joey working as :a mechanic at the local c:ir care of him. · Andrea and Joey walked shop. Together they lived to Nick's fourth period happily as a family, and she English class. The teacher was finally able to afford motioned for Nick to go that second-hand car and to the door, and Andy, told some new clothes. May 28,2001 For those who sacrificed their lives defending the ideals·of our country, we want to applaud their bravery·and dedication, and honor their memory. **********************************»********************** Sponsored By these I. neal merchants CROW&CROW ATTORNEYS AT LAW as Are You Afraid of a Rainy Night? . Thunder and lightning all around Beating against a solid ground. R.ain is falling and making that wonderful sound . Harder, · faster, Faster, louder, Louder, brighter, The Dally S1allnel • Page B 3 Bl BY MAEG~N As the past four years have quickly gone by, I remember the first time . I walked into Meigs High SchooL It was the scariest day of tny entire adolescent life. I didn't know where to go or what to ~;xpect. However, my ilays at the high school gradually became easier and more relaxed. I was a varsity cheerleader and member of the flag corps. These activities helped build my confi- . dence as a freshman, and any freshman can tell you that they tilUst find confidence and selfassurance to survive. Change was the most difficult lesson and one that f couldn't seem to understand. Everything changed - friends, attitudes, activities, people, ages, clothes, attendance policies, opportunities, peer pressure, and educational methods. Life changed all at once, and everything that I was once familiar with was completely reconstructed. Students were expected to be responsible adults. Now that I am abouf to graduate, I realize my years at MHS .have been an unforgettable expe- · rience. I have four best friends that I won't ever forget, and Brittany, Carrie, Amber, and B.J. will always be a part of my irreplaceable memones. Four years of cheerleading ·have been an honor for me, and I have had· a ' front row seat to all varsity sporting events. My ljfe will be much different now tha~ my high school years have passed. I've learned that life and niles aren't always fair, and in the end , change isn't always as horrible as it seems at first. I wish the incoming freshmen a wonderful four years . Make your high school years unforgettable, and as for the· seniors, make every day coupt. Don't have any regrets , and best wishes to every student at MHS. Pomlroy, llldcllpol1, Ohio ' * * * * 992;,.6059 • Pomeroy, OH : RIDENO·UR SUPPLY . :* VALLEY LUMBER * 985-3308 • Chester, OH : 992-6611 • Middleport, OH L-~~~~~~----~~--~~~--~.L-----------------~------------~.L-----------------------~------~ ~----~-------------------------,• * THE SHOE PLACE/ :* * LOCKER219 ** * KING HARDWARE *• .BROGEN WARNER * * *• INSURANCE * .. •• 992-6687 • Pomeroy,OH Middleport, OH * * * ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~------------------------------------·~~---------------------------------, • * 992-5627 • Middleport, OH : 992-5020 * K&C JEWELERS z * : * • THEDAILY SENTINEL :* CROW'S FAMILY :* RESTAURANT 992-3785 • Pomeroy, OH z 992-2155 · • Pomeroy, OH : 992-2432 • Pomeroy, OH L---------------------~*L---------------------~ ~====================~ QUALITY PRINT ·SHOP . . EWING FUNERAL : ·FRUTH * HOME ** • PHARMACY ** * * * * * 992-3345 • Middleport, OH · :* 992-2121 • Pomeroy, OH : 992-6491 • . 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MciGJi High School held an f.lonors' Breakfast for students on the third nineweeks· honor roU and for those. wirh perfeCI attenda;ice. BY NICOLE BUltMAN Mrs . Cammarata .invited a local attorney. R.~becca Roush, to sp~ak to th~ honorees. Sh., spok~ of th~ · many obstacles that sh.: had to overcome thrOughout her high school and college years. She uid even though these obstacles were difficult, she never gave up her 'goals. The speaker told the srudents . that if they have a goal set in their hearts :lnd minds, they should always .work to achieve it. We were fortunate to have had someone like her to speak to us, and I'm sure she had a vecy positive effect on many of us. ? f • I} i' 1 ( Memories· BY WHITNEY ·ASHLEY I, ( On th!l first !;lay of kinderg~:~r)ten 13 years ago Andrea Krawsczyn and Cara Ash walked to the Racine school together. They had their picture taken that day and brought it along Friday night when they again walked together, this time in the processional to the stage where they received their high school diplomas. Both girls were honorarians of the Class of 2001. At the clash of thunder and the flash of lightning, Intensity builds as the rain pounds Harder and harder and harder ... Suddenly the clock strikes midnight, as The sky lights up, thunder rolls Your liands begin to feel wet Your muscles are tight ... i guess this means you're · afraid of a rainy night. - Bol•bi Napper Congratulations and \ good luck to the . graduating se.niors of 2001! him that their mom had been in an accident and that they had to go 10 the hospital to see her. When they got . to the hospital. they all went in and asked the short receptionist where they were to go. She told them to ·go to the third floor to th" Intensive Cue Unit. "Someone will help you from there." sa td th ~ receptionist. They did as she told them and were sent to sit Andrea had just gotten home from school. She walked through the front door and walked up the ·stairs ro her room. She slammed the <;loor shut, turned her radio on, and started crying. "Andrea, come down here!" yelled her mom. in a waiting room, and . d the te after about five long minAn d rea w1pe ars from her eyes as she utes of waiting, a foreign walked down the creaky doctor came. He told wooden steps. Her mom Andrea that her mom was was standing in the fine but that she \V3' in a kitchen heating up last temporary coma.. She had night's leftover macaroni. a minor head trauma and "Yeah?" Andrea asked. suffered a broken leg. The "Get some drinks out doctor said that her outfor dinner and get the ·come looked good and she plates and silverware .out." would be able to leave the She walked over co the hospital in about a week old refrigerator that had or two. kept her up for hours with Andre~ pulled a plastic its loud noises. She chair up to her mother's grabbed the half-gallon of bed and looked at her milk and set it on the table mom. She looked so helpand then went to the cup- less and peaceful. She had board to get the plates and always been the one to silverware. "Yuck!" Andrea take care of their family cried. She had run in~o a when things went bad, but cobweb. She peeled the things were bad and she web from her face and hair could not do anything to with a disgusted look on make it better. Andrea just her face. wished and prayed that "Go tell Nick that din- things would be all right. ner is ready," said her She kissed her mom·s mother as she dipped the cheek and walked back t.b macaroni onto the plates. the waiting room. Six days passed, and the Andrea sat down at .the table in the kitchen. doctors were losing hope Reaching for the salt and that her mom would come pepper, she saw Nick walk out from the· coma ariy in . His sandy blonde hair . time SOQD. Th~y went io needed to be trimmed, but Andrea knew their mom the hospital each day, but everything was the same had only enough money it had be~n all week. for food, the bills, and gas After one whole week. for the car.· Her eighteenth birthday was in only one Andrea woke up in the week, and she dreamed .of middle .of the night. It was . a secon d - ha nd car 3 :45 A.M . ·and went inio ge tt mg of her own and 1110ney t~e bathroom. It was her with which to buy new birthday now, 18 years old clothes. No matter how . and her moin was in the much· she wished, she hospital. She went to the knew it would be just kitchen to get some water another birthday at home and the phone rang. She ·with no presents and no answered it and it was the new clothes. hospital. For a split second, The next morning Andrea thought her mom Andrea got up and went to had woken up. "Andrea school as always. In third dear," said a soft woman •; s period she was called to voice, "your inorn just the office. Andy asked the passed away in her sleep. it secretary what she had was very peaceful and she done, but she told her to had no trouble; it was see the. principal, Mr. instant." Rowling. Andy started to Andrea went into Nick' get.worried that she W?Sin s room and told him. She trouble. could hear him crying "Andrea, this is very dif- under the covers as she . ficult for me to' tell you went back to her room this, but your mothet has and tried to go to sleep. In been in a car accident; she the morning, they went to was taken in a helicopter the funeral. home to plan to the hospital in the next the funeral. Later they city. There is an ambulance found a savings account i:n here to take you and Nick the bank that their morn to the hospital to see her." was saving for an emerAndrea · thought of how she was going to tell Nick, gency. It was just enough an d sh e th oug ht ab ou t to buy a nice coffin arid how Joey had just broken flowers for the grave. . up with her after three After the funeral, Andrea months. She wondered found a job modeling for what would happen to catalogs and brochures Nick and her if their mom after school each day. With died. As she walked down Joey's help, she to bk c~re the hallway, she saw Joey of Nick. · and he asked what was After graduation, she wrong. Andrea struggled and Joey were married. li1 with her emotions as she the next two years they finally told him the bad were making a good news. She just wanted to income with Andrea's now lie down and ay, but she full-time modeling career had· to find Nick and take and Joey working as :a mechanic at the local c:ir care of him. · Andrea and Joey walked shop. Together they lived to Nick's fourth period happily as a family, and she English class. The teacher was finally able to afford motioned for Nick to go that second-hand car and to the door, and Andy, told some new clothes. May 28,2001 For those who sacrificed their lives defending the ideals·of our country, we want to applaud their bravery·and dedication, and honor their memory. **********************************»********************** Sponsored By these I. neal merchants CROW&CROW ATTORNEYS AT LAW as Are You Afraid of a Rainy Night? . Thunder and lightning all around Beating against a solid ground. R.ain is falling and making that wonderful sound . Harder, · faster, Faster, louder, Louder, brighter, The Dally S1allnel • Page B 3 Bl BY MAEG~N As the past four years have quickly gone by, I remember the first time . I walked into Meigs High SchooL It was the scariest day of tny entire adolescent life. I didn't know where to go or what to ~;xpect. However, my ilays at the high school gradually became easier and more relaxed. I was a varsity cheerleader and member of the flag corps. These activities helped build my confi- . dence as a freshman, and any freshman can tell you that they tilUst find confidence and selfassurance to survive. Change was the most difficult lesson and one that f couldn't seem to understand. Everything changed - friends, attitudes, activities, people, ages, clothes, attendance policies, opportunities, peer pressure, and educational methods. Life changed all at once, and everything that I was once familiar with was completely reconstructed. Students were expected to be responsible adults. Now that I am abouf to graduate, I realize my years at MHS .have been an unforgettable expe- · rience. I have four best friends that I won't ever forget, and Brittany, Carrie, Amber, and B.J. will always be a part of my irreplaceable memones. Four years of cheerleading ·have been an honor for me, and I have had· a ' front row seat to all varsity sporting events. My ljfe will be much different now tha~ my high school years have passed. I've learned that life and niles aren't always fair, and in the end , change isn't always as horrible as it seems at first. I wish the incoming freshmen a wonderful four years . Make your high school years unforgettable, and as for the· seniors, make every day coupt. Don't have any regrets , and best wishes to every student at MHS. Pomlroy, llldcllpol1, Ohio ' * * * * 992;,.6059 • Pomeroy, OH : RIDENO·UR SUPPLY . :* VALLEY LUMBER * 985-3308 • Chester, OH : 992-6611 • Middleport, OH L-~~~~~~----~~--~~~--~.L-----------------~------------~.L-----------------------~------~ ~----~-------------------------,• * THE SHOE PLACE/ :* * LOCKER219 ** * KING HARDWARE *• .BROGEN WARNER * * *• INSURANCE * .. •• 992-6687 • Pomeroy,OH Middleport, OH * * * ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~------------------------------------·~~---------------------------------, • * 992-5627 • Middleport, OH : 992-5020 * K&C JEWELERS z * : * • THEDAILY SENTINEL :* CROW'S FAMILY :* RESTAURANT 992-3785 • Pomeroy, OH z 992-2155 · • Pomeroy, OH : 992-2432 • Pomeroy, OH L---------------------~*L---------------------~ ~====================~ QUALITY PRINT ·SHOP . . EWING FUNERAL : ·FRUTH * HOME ** • PHARMACY ** * * * * * 992-3345 • Middleport, OH · :* 992-2121 • Pomeroy, OH : 992-6491 • . 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games wtthout a shutout ended at an NL record 208 games The last time Cmc111na!J, failed to score was Oct 4 1999 when AI Letters twohiner led the New York Mets to a 5 0 wm rn the Nl wild can! ttebreaker playoff Only the New York Yankees (308 games from 1931-33) and the Milwaukee Brewers (212 games 1978 79) went longer Without a shutout All good things will come 111 good tune s:ud Sean Casey, who went 0-for-3 But today. L1eber pitched well and we dido t swmg the bats Thats JUSt the way rt ts Osvaldo Fernandez (5-3) from PapBl Lteber (4-3) faced the num mum number ofbatte~ allowmg only a Single rn the sixth mnmg and a walk m the runth Of h1s 79 pttches 55 were stnkes He got to a double-dig1t pnch count m only two mmngs throwmg I 0 pttches m the e1ghth and 16 m rhe runth Making L1ebers outmg even more Impressive was that he did 1t desp1te a 1 hour 37 nunute ram delay rn the bot tom of the fourth tnrung And that was after the start of the game had been pushed back 55 nunutes 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 15 Foot Boat Motor Trailer 8 Fool Ftbergla&s Pop Up Camper $2100 For Boll1 (304)576 3238 1989 Strata s Open Bow W1th tra ter Seats 6 Excellent Cond• tmn OMC 3 0 160 HP In Board W1th Cobra Out Dnve Ask ing $5495 Call Evemngs (740)446- 0440 1996 21 Fool Bass Tracker Pon1oon Boat wi60HP Tracker Engme 1987 F 150 4 Whee Drive (304)882 2715 9 t Lowe 20 Pontoon Boat & Tratler 40HP: Johnson Outboard Equipped W th L ve Well {304)882 2845 Auto Parts & Accessories 1990 16 Skamper Trailer 1 Own er 4 Wheels Fully Conta ned Sleeps 5 Asking $3500 (3041B95-3678 (3041895-3554 '1995 Dutchmen Camper with ax pando S10 000 llrm Call740 992n39 • Public Notices ID Ne,wsplllp:rs. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. 1997 FlagataN pop up Blc steeps 6 $2250 1973 Sprlle sleeps 2 3 $795 located at Gathering wa ters Campgrounds Apple Grove 740 247 7401 1999 24 lnnsbruck Travel Tra1ter Uke New Cond 1on Lois 01 Exlras Wtll Deal (740)448B788 75 Apache Mesa New Gear Box es Ready ro Go- Nlca $1395 Day (740)245 521\ Evenings (740)446-7753 SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional U!etlme guarantee Local references turmshed Es tabl shed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Waterproofing C&C General Home Main tenence Paint ng vinyl s ding carpentry doors windows baths mob le home repair and more For tree estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 Livingston s Basement Water Proofing all bnement repairs done free est mates llletime guarantee 14yrs on job expert ence (304)895 38B7 840 1997 Subaru Outback Sport 27 mpg AIC AMIFM Cassette All Wheel Drive ~ Speed Manual $9500 (304)675 4118 Leave Message Res dent at or com mercial wiring new serv1ce or epa rs Master L• censed electric an ~ denour Electric al WV000306 304 875 1786 1999 Lum na 18 000 Miles Loaded $14 000 (304)8B2 3339 Call ANor 5pm t999 Grand Prix GT Wh te 4 door 24 500 miles CO well cared lor (740)441-0216 (740)591 7110 83 Dodge Aries Stat onwagon Runs Good Needs Brake Work $300 OBO Cal Bolo e 5pm !740)38B-B532 92 L ncoln Town Car Loaded Good Condition New Tires $2800 {74013B8- !>053 Days (740)388-6956 Even ngs 720 Trucks for Sale 1980 Chevy 4x4 Shorr Bed $3 700 call {304)882 3426 1985 Chevrolet Suburban S1lver ado 52K Miles Loeded w lh Ex lras (740)446-4191 19B8 Chevy 112 Ton Long Whoel Base Cold A r Must See To Appreclare {740)256-6574 IJ gave up 1\\0 runs and SIX h1ts 111 1 I 3 rnmngs Only Juan Castro could figure Lieber out breaking up a perfect game wrth a srngle to nght II\ the SIXth 111mng Castro also drew the lone w.tlk 10 the mnth Lieber gave up three balls to a hitter only twiCe the last two of the game He walked Castro and then got to 3-2 on pmchhitter Ruben Rivera but Rivera grounded mto a double play The Cubs gave Lieber aU the offense he needed 111 the fi~t Sammy Sosa playmg hiS fi~t game after nussmg two With ttghtness rn his lower back h1t an RBI smgle 10 his fi~t at-bat Gary Matthews Jr homered and drove m another run Campers & Motor Homes 1996 Dodge lnrrepld ES Can dyapple Red Loaded Leather New Tires H•ghway Mt es $6200 OBO {740)441-0135 2000 Cavalier 2 Door AMIFM Cassette CO Power Sunroof Cruise Till 21 000 M les SB 500 (740)441-0337 Srrawberllea Pick Your Own Call Claude WlrlltlO (740)245-5121 Motorcycle• do My crew chief Matt Bor- tcilly be sent to the back of bnd, has done an awesome me 43-ar field "I w.as pretty hapPJ! With JOb He"s g1ven me a comfortable race car here so I can that. but we re still gomg to start 43rd so 1t doesn"t nutpush the pedal •• It will be JUS! the third ter. Stew.nt wd Winston Cup l'llce of NewDale Jarrett who holds a mans career He started a r.11ce 14-pornt advantage over Gorm Phoerux last year but failed don for the pomlli lead failed to fimsh and placed 41 sr And to qualifY because he wrecked he raced agam m Las Vegas on the warm up lap Jarrett's car slid down low this sprmg and W:IS able to stay m the race while fimsh- on the track and bottomed out causmg him to spm up mg33rd Tony Stewart, who plans to and around mto the Turn 4 run m both the Indianapolis will The nght rear of his Ford 500 and the Coca-Cob 600 smashed rnto the wall forcmg on the same da)l qwhfied Jarrett to take a pmvmonal to make the field and get his 12th Stewart will start seventh at backup c>r out for the l'liCe lnd~>n apohs where he plans He U start 37th Among the dnvers who to run 500 miles before llymg tmmediately to Charlotte for failed to make the field were the early evenmg start of the Kyle Petty and Jo hn Andre ttl who failed to ger the No 43 600 So h1S quahfymg run really car mto a race for th e first dtdn t matter If he s not back tune Si nce July 1994 when Wally Dallenbach d1dn t make m Conco rd for the 3 45 p m dnwr mcetmg he II auromat- the race m l oudo n r-;1 H SECTION N 0 29 1, Pollclee snd TOWNSHIP NO proctduree governing RANGE 13 OF THE Wiler 1erv1ce OHIO COMPANY"S lpp!ICIIIOnl b!l!lng PURCHASE, AND and termln111on MORE procedure• In the PARTICULARLY Vlllsge of Syracu11, DESCRIBED AS Ohio which W&l FOLLOwg BEGINNING ON p111ed by Counc!l M1y 3 2001 may be GRANT STREET AT obtslntd or viewed 11 THE SOUTHWEST the Office of the Clerk CORNER OF M of Syracun VIlis~ BETZ 14/100 ACRE (5) 25 (8) 1 LOT, THENCE NORTH 211-112 DEGREES WEST 125 Public Notice FEET, THENCE SOUTH 83·112 SHERIFPS SALE DEGREES WEST 89 REAL ESTATE FEET, THENCE CASE NUMBER ORDINANCE NO 412 SOUTH 28·1/2 DEGREES EAST 125 FEET TO GRANT STREEt THENCE NORTH 83 1/2 DEGREES EAST ALONG GRANT STREET 89 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 25/100 ACRE MORE OR LESS Electrical and Refrigeration Cllh .111mee M Saulaby Sheriff Malge Ccunly Frencla J DIC111re Lerner, Sampeon & 648 GRANT STREEt MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Appraleed lnyltt Tbt Entire NaUonwlde Home Tg Mortgage Comp~ny PLAINTIFF Roger S Hook, et al .DEFENDANTS COURT 01" COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In pur1uance of an Order Of Sale to me directed from 11ld Court In the above entitled action, I will expoee to aale at public euctlon at the Courthouea on June 18, 2001 11 10 00 I m of 11ld day, the following deacrlbed r~aleatate SITUATED IN THE STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS AND IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORl: SITUATED IN 110 Help Wanted COG Management, LLO TimE ROO SHOP THE CLHSSIFIEDS! In Memory YRur yard Salt I Mall to; For 15Wordl 1to3 Days Yard Sa~ Ad1 Only The Daily Sentinel Clesslfl&d Ads 111 Court Street Pomsroy, OH 45769 There's no around it, Classified Ads Work! way LOCAL COMPANY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT We would like to announce that our Pomeroy facility now has a new Call Center Mana9er. We are currently seeking to fill over 100 positions. No exp. necessary. Earn up to $1 5/hr. Very flexible schedulln9. Both f/t and p/t avail. Medlcal/Dental/Pd vacatlon/Mgmt. opps. avail for f/t. Call today, start tomorrow•.• 1-888-97 4-JOBS WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU! 151 ,1. 18 25 NalghborhAOd lki-Ailltd Group vs 120 E Fourth Street. 81h Floor Clnclnlttl, Ohio 45202 (513) 241-3100 OH Supt C110038798 at OOCV107 Mo~Company Rothluu $2000000 Terme of eale Prior lnetrument reference• Volume 77 Plllle 487 Property lddreee GWII 570 40 gallon natural gas hot water tank $60 Coleman trailer fur neee bottled gas 75 000 BTU s Sroo eall 740 742 2373 altar 4pm 740 790 2000 Honda Civic EX Red Totally Loaded Power Moonroof BOOOK MUSI Sel $15 500 (304)675-8465 Fruits & Vegetables 1994 Ford Aerostar Extended Cab M1n1van XLT 93 000 m1le1 loaded v 6 automatic SISOO 740-247 1100 Grand Am one owner re mainder of factory warranty lady dnven very good gas m•leage 19 000 miles loaded very c ean Can be seen at 609 Pearl Street Middleport or call 740 992 2358 after 4pm or anytime weekends Taking Depoa Is on AKC Regis tered Cocker Spaniel Pups Born 4126/01 2 malooo 2 Females call (304)675-7559 580 1987 Chevy Silvofado 4x4 Loeded (740~ tcrl5 4 Inch Suspens on Lift For 1980 96 Ford F 150 4x4 Everyth ng Included S;lOO (740)441 I 716 $1 000 lACK 2 Ton Air Condl I oner 2 Ton Colt 1 Line Set In stalled $2 295 $1 ooo Back St295 Net Price Free Ealimates Call For Quote& On Other zu II You Don 1 Call Us we Both Loaol 'Mobile Homes Our' Spec allly 1 740 446 530B 1 Boo291-009B NOBODY S FATHER CD by Ke vln Jones Mary Chapin Carpen lor & Act Smllh guosr On rax lm com cdunlvlrse amason etc Smed llalrigenlror Aslllng 112000 (304)675-1602 93 lmcoln Town car $4500 ga rage kepi excellent condition. 740-992-0228 1999 ~onda CAV Roal WD cruise CO Air E»ccelent Cond tlon 41 000 mites Must Se $19 400 (740)38B 9305 2 Door Rolrlgararor 20 e cub c ft With freezer on top Maytag dryer both In Good Work ng Condit on {304)875 5088 Onlloanl-~ - 760 Roglalored Lab pups 2 yellow 5 chocolalo shots & papers $250 each 740 742 1116 Musical lnetruments Longlh Ca<go Van V 8 Au1o 4 New Wheels And Tires 14 000 710 Autos for Sale 540 Mlecellaneous Merchandise s 2nd we made a btg step here, he wd " But we know It's a reilly tall ladder and we re JUSt trymg to get as nuny laps m as we can ill year • But he s no stranger to Lowes Motor Speedw2y He owns the overall tr:lck record for speed. qualifYing an ARCA car last October at 186780 mph And he competed m The Wmston Open last week and was runmng away fiom the field before h1S car blew an eng~ne wuh three laps to go Now he II have to figure out how to make 1t last for 600 nules on Sunday mght Its gomg to be tough 600 nules 400 laps IS gomg to b e a d1fferent deal for me he sard We"U JUSt sec what we can IU1980iiiO~iftii;,;;;:1,iiTon~Exl~e~nded~ Foley Belsaw Sawmtll -*& & s&• NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar For Conaere Angle Channel Flat Bar Steel Grating For Drains Dnveways & Walkways New 55 Gallon Drums Wl111 Lkl & Rmg $7 00 Each L8L Scrap Melals (740)446-7300 RESIIENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Elltelency 90% Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Condtttonlng Systems Free e Year Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling 1 800-872 5967 www OIVb com/ben ..........1 01'- 1999 Cllevrolel 5-10 1rudl bUr Ot~re Mower Cond1110nen And guody wilh malchlng 1oppor all Balers With John Deere Cred t opliOr1l Sha<pl' Ex - c:ondl Apjlroyal Call Or Slop By - •1 1iOn, $10,800 740-99241158 Carmichael s Farm & Lawn Vans&4-WDs (740)446-2412 HIOD-594-1111 Someone To Round Bale 50• Acres Of Hay On Shares Square Bales For sate (304)675-4869 Reconditioned Washer & Dryers $100 Each M; 5 000 To 23 000 BTU For Sale Starttng AI $75 00 Thompson Appliance Repa1r 3407 Jackson Avenue (304)675 7388 9922529 13:! Bunarnut - 610 Farm Equipment err; n... ldrog On John Huge Inventory Discount Prices On VInyl Sk~rtmg Doors Wind ows Anchors Water Heater:t Plumbing & Electncal Parts Fur naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Home Supply 740 446 9416 ,_"""' eor!Vbannorr Yamaha Baa• Gullar SIOO 200 Wall Bass Amp $150 4 Track Recorder $100 OBO VHS Movies Big Variety S2 oo Each (740)"6-1721 New And Used Furniture Store Below HoJ1day Inn Kanauga We Sell Grave Monuments And Vases (7401446-4782 -.g II NAIIA-- 740- 1020 Massey Ferguson 4 768 HoUrs 3 ~ 0iaso1 E• $7500 (740)446-9227 Compulors WE FINANCE DEU COMPUTERS! 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Govern ment Bank F nance Only At Oak wood In Barboursville WV 304 736 3409 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES 52 Wollwood DrMI from $297 to S383 Walk to shop & mov es Call 740 ... 6 3 Bedroom House For Rent Or Sale Wrll Accep1 HUD Call (740)441 0572 Ask For Veer e Or Leave Message BUY Foreclosed Homes rfom SI 0 0001 Repo s & Bankruptcy s For List ngs 1 BOO 319 3323 Ext 1709 Helpl We need used homes Free appralsa 74().380 9423 Message For Sale Recond lt oned wash ers dryers and refrigerators Thompsons Applldneo 3407 Jackson Avenue (304)675 7388 3 Bedroom House In Syrac~:.~se Ohio $450/ Monlh HUD Ap pro,ed (304)675 5332 or (740)992 6119 weekends only Factory Goof 32x80 S10 000 Dis count only $1000 00 Dawn De hvery and setup pa d by Factory 1 800-691-6777 2 Bedroom Garage Apartment Mason 5300 plus Utilities S200 Deposit (304)575 1!111 leave 3 bedroom home M nersvllle area rver vtew references re qu red depos t req uired no pets 74().992 6777 after 5pm 3 Bedroom House On Route t60 Near Wllkesvl e Stove Refrig erator Water/ Tra sh Pa1d Very Nice $425 Plus Deposit (740)388-9371 310 Homes for Sale 3 1/2 M es Out Sandhill Road (304)675 2507 Dav d s General Contractors PlumDlng Electr ic Pamtmg Decks Mise Work Ca I (740)256 9373 Or Ce I Phone I 304 633 6265 2 FumiShOd Apanmonl Uhlllles Included $400/mo. No PelS (740)367-01111 Coi7«H;6HI251 aslclor Tom Med cal Billing Ass stant needed mmediBlefy! FTIPT Will Train Ex cenent mcame PC reqwred 1 888-«9-9n3 ext 1122 ~areacar~ng ~te HUD/FHA M01tgage Refunds No EKper ence Requered For FREE Lawn lolcMWig SeMce- -ng tor cu11omers to atatl new business Res dential & mm mum Of 3 Paid HOfidays Send Resume Jackson OH Need a JOB? Want a career'" NURSING? Nursing AssiStant Classes are being olle<ed on June 11 2001 " Anne of Green Gables and The Conltnulng Slory Fadofy ..Biod VHS ..,.,.. $14 99 • S&H Col loll lroo 1 866 7•4 8245 (PIG 180 'Winted To Do HoMeworker• Needed $635 Weekly Process ing Ma1l Easyl No Expet..,oce Needed cat HI00-65241726 El112070 241b Stamped EnvelOpe! GIGO DEPT 5 BOX 1(38 ANTIOCH TN 37011 1438 Stan lmmedi.>lely Informal on Call 1 800 50 I 6832 005 110 The o.lly Sentinel • Page B 5 Pomeroy,llkldleport, Ohio 2001 110 Help Wanted Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant Valley Hospital currently has an opening for a Coding Specialist. Must be RHIT or RHIA cert!Oed with an associates degree or bachelor's degree In Medical Records Send resume to Pleasant Valley Hospital, c/o Human Resources, 2520 Valley Drive, Pomt Pleasant, WV 25550 or fax to· (304) 675·6975 ANEOE In Loving Memory Of My Son Lewis K Smith who better known as Kenny passed away 2 years on this day May 25 Since God called you away we all miss you mora than we could ever say When you left us, It wae more than we could bear It Now we know God had a reason you wae needed up there Will see you again someday Just as long as we don t forget to pray Love you You are very sadly mlsaed by Mother Ruth Smith Brother Mike and Sistare & Children <t �J Friday, ll8y 25, 2001 ~. Middleport, Ohio u.y 25, Fr*y, • • • r:..;.·.'-; • • • • ~ ALL STEEL.f!U1LDINOS ..... up 10 50% OFFI Pre-engtnN<ed wl plans 30150110 was $12 500 now S8t90 50•10114 was $27 450- $11990 G01150otl4 was U2 750 $34 990 aoa200~:1e n- ••• $87 •so now $59990 1-800-2489140 Allrtauncrnw-. Qh. • .. 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games wtthout a shutout ended at an NL record 208 games The last time Cmc111na!J, failed to score was Oct 4 1999 when AI Letters twohiner led the New York Mets to a 5 0 wm rn the Nl wild can! ttebreaker playoff Only the New York Yankees (308 games from 1931-33) and the Milwaukee Brewers (212 games 1978 79) went longer Without a shutout All good things will come 111 good tune s:ud Sean Casey, who went 0-for-3 But today. L1eber pitched well and we dido t swmg the bats Thats JUSt the way rt ts Osvaldo Fernandez (5-3) from PapBl Lteber (4-3) faced the num mum number ofbatte~ allowmg only a Single rn the sixth mnmg and a walk m the runth Of h1s 79 pttches 55 were stnkes He got to a double-dig1t pnch count m only two mmngs throwmg I 0 pttches m the e1ghth and 16 m rhe runth Making L1ebers outmg even more Impressive was that he did 1t desp1te a 1 hour 37 nunute ram delay rn the bot tom of the fourth tnrung And that was after the start of the game had been pushed back 55 nunutes 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 15 Foot Boat Motor Trailer 8 Fool Ftbergla&s Pop Up Camper $2100 For Boll1 (304)576 3238 1989 Strata s Open Bow W1th tra ter Seats 6 Excellent Cond• tmn OMC 3 0 160 HP In Board W1th Cobra Out Dnve Ask ing $5495 Call Evemngs (740)446- 0440 1996 21 Fool Bass Tracker Pon1oon Boat wi60HP Tracker Engme 1987 F 150 4 Whee Drive (304)882 2715 9 t Lowe 20 Pontoon Boat & Tratler 40HP: Johnson Outboard Equipped W th L ve Well {304)882 2845 Auto Parts & Accessories 1990 16 Skamper Trailer 1 Own er 4 Wheels Fully Conta ned Sleeps 5 Asking $3500 (3041B95-3678 (3041895-3554 '1995 Dutchmen Camper with ax pando S10 000 llrm Call740 992n39 • Public Notices ID Ne,wsplllp:rs. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. 1997 FlagataN pop up Blc steeps 6 $2250 1973 Sprlle sleeps 2 3 $795 located at Gathering wa ters Campgrounds Apple Grove 740 247 7401 1999 24 lnnsbruck Travel Tra1ter Uke New Cond 1on Lois 01 Exlras Wtll Deal (740)448B788 75 Apache Mesa New Gear Box es Ready ro Go- Nlca $1395 Day (740)245 521\ Evenings (740)446-7753 SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional U!etlme guarantee Local references turmshed Es tabl shed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Waterproofing C&C General Home Main tenence Paint ng vinyl s ding carpentry doors windows baths mob le home repair and more For tree estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 Livingston s Basement Water Proofing all bnement repairs done free est mates llletime guarantee 14yrs on job expert ence (304)895 38B7 840 1997 Subaru Outback Sport 27 mpg AIC AMIFM Cassette All Wheel Drive ~ Speed Manual $9500 (304)675 4118 Leave Message Res dent at or com mercial wiring new serv1ce or epa rs Master L• censed electric an ~ denour Electric al WV000306 304 875 1786 1999 Lum na 18 000 Miles Loaded $14 000 (304)8B2 3339 Call ANor 5pm t999 Grand Prix GT Wh te 4 door 24 500 miles CO well cared lor (740)441-0216 (740)591 7110 83 Dodge Aries Stat onwagon Runs Good Needs Brake Work $300 OBO Cal Bolo e 5pm !740)38B-B532 92 L ncoln Town Car Loaded Good Condition New Tires $2800 {74013B8- !>053 Days (740)388-6956 Even ngs 720 Trucks for Sale 1980 Chevy 4x4 Shorr Bed $3 700 call {304)882 3426 1985 Chevrolet Suburban S1lver ado 52K Miles Loeded w lh Ex lras (740)446-4191 19B8 Chevy 112 Ton Long Whoel Base Cold A r Must See To Appreclare {740)256-6574 IJ gave up 1\\0 runs and SIX h1ts 111 1 I 3 rnmngs Only Juan Castro could figure Lieber out breaking up a perfect game wrth a srngle to nght II\ the SIXth 111mng Castro also drew the lone w.tlk 10 the mnth Lieber gave up three balls to a hitter only twiCe the last two of the game He walked Castro and then got to 3-2 on pmchhitter Ruben Rivera but Rivera grounded mto a double play The Cubs gave Lieber aU the offense he needed 111 the fi~t Sammy Sosa playmg hiS fi~t game after nussmg two With ttghtness rn his lower back h1t an RBI smgle 10 his fi~t at-bat Gary Matthews Jr homered and drove m another run Campers & Motor Homes 1996 Dodge lnrrepld ES Can dyapple Red Loaded Leather New Tires H•ghway Mt es $6200 OBO {740)441-0135 2000 Cavalier 2 Door AMIFM Cassette CO Power Sunroof Cruise Till 21 000 M les SB 500 (740)441-0337 Srrawberllea Pick Your Own Call Claude WlrlltlO (740)245-5121 Motorcycle• do My crew chief Matt Bor- tcilly be sent to the back of bnd, has done an awesome me 43-ar field "I w.as pretty hapPJ! With JOb He"s g1ven me a comfortable race car here so I can that. but we re still gomg to start 43rd so 1t doesn"t nutpush the pedal •• It will be JUS! the third ter. Stew.nt wd Winston Cup l'llce of NewDale Jarrett who holds a mans career He started a r.11ce 14-pornt advantage over Gorm Phoerux last year but failed don for the pomlli lead failed to fimsh and placed 41 sr And to qualifY because he wrecked he raced agam m Las Vegas on the warm up lap Jarrett's car slid down low this sprmg and W:IS able to stay m the race while fimsh- on the track and bottomed out causmg him to spm up mg33rd Tony Stewart, who plans to and around mto the Turn 4 run m both the Indianapolis will The nght rear of his Ford 500 and the Coca-Cob 600 smashed rnto the wall forcmg on the same da)l qwhfied Jarrett to take a pmvmonal to make the field and get his 12th Stewart will start seventh at backup c>r out for the l'liCe lnd~>n apohs where he plans He U start 37th Among the dnvers who to run 500 miles before llymg tmmediately to Charlotte for failed to make the field were the early evenmg start of the Kyle Petty and Jo hn Andre ttl who failed to ger the No 43 600 So h1S quahfymg run really car mto a race for th e first dtdn t matter If he s not back tune Si nce July 1994 when Wally Dallenbach d1dn t make m Conco rd for the 3 45 p m dnwr mcetmg he II auromat- the race m l oudo n r-;1 H SECTION N 0 29 1, Pollclee snd TOWNSHIP NO proctduree governing RANGE 13 OF THE Wiler 1erv1ce OHIO COMPANY"S lpp!ICIIIOnl b!l!lng PURCHASE, AND and termln111on MORE procedure• In the PARTICULARLY Vlllsge of Syracu11, DESCRIBED AS Ohio which W&l FOLLOwg BEGINNING ON p111ed by Counc!l M1y 3 2001 may be GRANT STREET AT obtslntd or viewed 11 THE SOUTHWEST the Office of the Clerk CORNER OF M of Syracun VIlis~ BETZ 14/100 ACRE (5) 25 (8) 1 LOT, THENCE NORTH 211-112 DEGREES WEST 125 Public Notice FEET, THENCE SOUTH 83·112 SHERIFPS SALE DEGREES WEST 89 REAL ESTATE FEET, THENCE CASE NUMBER ORDINANCE NO 412 SOUTH 28·1/2 DEGREES EAST 125 FEET TO GRANT STREEt THENCE NORTH 83 1/2 DEGREES EAST ALONG GRANT STREET 89 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 25/100 ACRE MORE OR LESS Electrical and Refrigeration Cllh .111mee M Saulaby Sheriff Malge Ccunly Frencla J DIC111re Lerner, Sampeon & 648 GRANT STREEt MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Appraleed lnyltt Tbt Entire NaUonwlde Home Tg Mortgage Comp~ny PLAINTIFF Roger S Hook, et al .DEFENDANTS COURT 01" COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In pur1uance of an Order Of Sale to me directed from 11ld Court In the above entitled action, I will expoee to aale at public euctlon at the Courthouea on June 18, 2001 11 10 00 I m of 11ld day, the following deacrlbed r~aleatate SITUATED IN THE STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS AND IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORl: SITUATED IN 110 Help Wanted COG Management, LLO TimE ROO SHOP THE CLHSSIFIEDS! In Memory YRur yard Salt I Mall to; For 15Wordl 1to3 Days Yard Sa~ Ad1 Only The Daily Sentinel Clesslfl&d Ads 111 Court Street Pomsroy, OH 45769 There's no around it, Classified Ads Work! way LOCAL COMPANY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT We would like to announce that our Pomeroy facility now has a new Call Center Mana9er. We are currently seeking to fill over 100 positions. No exp. necessary. Earn up to $1 5/hr. Very flexible schedulln9. Both f/t and p/t avail. Medlcal/Dental/Pd vacatlon/Mgmt. opps. avail for f/t. Call today, start tomorrow•.• 1-888-97 4-JOBS WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU! 151 ,1. 18 25 NalghborhAOd lki-Ailltd Group vs 120 E Fourth Street. 81h Floor Clnclnlttl, Ohio 45202 (513) 241-3100 OH Supt C110038798 at OOCV107 Mo~Company Rothluu $2000000 Terme of eale Prior lnetrument reference• Volume 77 Plllle 487 Property lddreee GWII 570 40 gallon natural gas hot water tank $60 Coleman trailer fur neee bottled gas 75 000 BTU s Sroo eall 740 742 2373 altar 4pm 740 790 2000 Honda Civic EX Red Totally Loaded Power Moonroof BOOOK MUSI Sel $15 500 (304)675-8465 Fruits & Vegetables 1994 Ford Aerostar Extended Cab M1n1van XLT 93 000 m1le1 loaded v 6 automatic SISOO 740-247 1100 Grand Am one owner re mainder of factory warranty lady dnven very good gas m•leage 19 000 miles loaded very c ean Can be seen at 609 Pearl Street Middleport or call 740 992 2358 after 4pm or anytime weekends Taking Depoa Is on AKC Regis tered Cocker Spaniel Pups Born 4126/01 2 malooo 2 Females call (304)675-7559 580 1987 Chevy Silvofado 4x4 Loeded (740~ tcrl5 4 Inch Suspens on Lift For 1980 96 Ford F 150 4x4 Everyth ng Included S;lOO (740)441 I 716 $1 000 lACK 2 Ton Air Condl I oner 2 Ton Colt 1 Line Set In stalled $2 295 $1 ooo Back St295 Net Price Free Ealimates Call For Quote& On Other zu II You Don 1 Call Us we Both Loaol 'Mobile Homes Our' Spec allly 1 740 446 530B 1 Boo291-009B NOBODY S FATHER CD by Ke vln Jones Mary Chapin Carpen lor & Act Smllh guosr On rax lm com cdunlvlrse amason etc Smed llalrigenlror Aslllng 112000 (304)675-1602 93 lmcoln Town car $4500 ga rage kepi excellent condition. 740-992-0228 1999 ~onda CAV Roal WD cruise CO Air E»ccelent Cond tlon 41 000 mites Must Se $19 400 (740)38B 9305 2 Door Rolrlgararor 20 e cub c ft With freezer on top Maytag dryer both In Good Work ng Condit on {304)875 5088 Onlloanl-~ - 760 Roglalored Lab pups 2 yellow 5 chocolalo shots & papers $250 each 740 742 1116 Musical lnetruments Longlh Ca<go Van V 8 Au1o 4 New Wheels And Tires 14 000 710 Autos for Sale 540 Mlecellaneous Merchandise s 2nd we made a btg step here, he wd " But we know It's a reilly tall ladder and we re JUSt trymg to get as nuny laps m as we can ill year • But he s no stranger to Lowes Motor Speedw2y He owns the overall tr:lck record for speed. qualifYing an ARCA car last October at 186780 mph And he competed m The Wmston Open last week and was runmng away fiom the field before h1S car blew an eng~ne wuh three laps to go Now he II have to figure out how to make 1t last for 600 nules on Sunday mght Its gomg to be tough 600 nules 400 laps IS gomg to b e a d1fferent deal for me he sard We"U JUSt sec what we can IU1980iiiO~iftii;,;;;:1,iiTon~Exl~e~nded~ Foley Belsaw Sawmtll -*& & s&• NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar For Conaere Angle Channel Flat Bar Steel Grating For Drains Dnveways & Walkways New 55 Gallon Drums Wl111 Lkl & Rmg $7 00 Each L8L Scrap Melals (740)446-7300 RESIIENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Elltelency 90% Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Condtttonlng Systems Free e Year Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling 1 800-872 5967 www OIVb com/ben ..........1 01'- 1999 Cllevrolel 5-10 1rudl bUr Ot~re Mower Cond1110nen And guody wilh malchlng 1oppor all Balers With John Deere Cred t opliOr1l Sha<pl' Ex - c:ondl Apjlroyal Call Or Slop By - •1 1iOn, $10,800 740-99241158 Carmichael s Farm & Lawn Vans&4-WDs (740)446-2412 HIOD-594-1111 Someone To Round Bale 50• Acres Of Hay On Shares Square Bales For sate (304)675-4869 Reconditioned Washer & Dryers $100 Each M; 5 000 To 23 000 BTU For Sale Starttng AI $75 00 Thompson Appliance Repa1r 3407 Jackson Avenue (304)675 7388 9922529 13:! Bunarnut - 610 Farm Equipment err; n... ldrog On John Huge Inventory Discount Prices On VInyl Sk~rtmg Doors Wind ows Anchors Water Heater:t Plumbing & Electncal Parts Fur naces & Heat Pumps Bennetts Mobile Home Supply 740 446 9416 ,_"""' eor!Vbannorr Yamaha Baa• Gullar SIOO 200 Wall Bass Amp $150 4 Track Recorder $100 OBO VHS Movies Big Variety S2 oo Each (740)"6-1721 New And Used Furniture Store Below HoJ1day Inn Kanauga We Sell Grave Monuments And Vases (7401446-4782 -.g II NAIIA-- 740- 1020 Massey Ferguson 4 768 HoUrs 3 ~ 0iaso1 E• $7500 (740)446-9227 Compulors WE FINANCE DEU COMPUTERS! E. .n with tess than perfect credit ! 1 800 477 9016 Coda AC21 www omcsolu lion .... s.- 1990 Jeep I~ 84000 _ _ -*'_ .f()T:--_;CK Compacl Desk Top Computer Pentium 3 Processor 17 Inch MOAIIOJ CORW Orrve & Pnnter (3041875-2817 Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refri graters Up To 90 Days Guar anleedl We Sell New Mayrag Ap pllances French Cl(y Maylag 74().448 7795 New & Used Furmture New 2 Piece Ltv ngroom Su tes $399 Buy Sell Trade 720 Truclls for [-- TAIL)Prira- Canada Amana Side by S1da Refrigerator Good Condition with Ice maker $t50 Lennox Dual Fuel Oil Fur nace Electric heat pump used 9 seasons Good condition $800 (740)446-3969 Main Street Fum ture (304)675 1422 5I 5 Main Slreel Polh1 Pleesant L ,~,f~ Fool 6359 warorllne Special 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com preaalon Fillings In Slack RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Ohio 1 800-537 9528 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances 7B Vine Slroel Call 740 446 7398 1 B88 B18 0128 P: ot P ogram Renters Needed 304 736 7295 lim ted Or No Credit? Govern ment Bank F nance Only At Oak wood In Barboursville WV 304 736 3409 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES 52 Wollwood DrMI from $297 to S383 Walk to shop & mov es Call 740 ... 6 3 Bedroom House For Rent Or Sale Wrll Accep1 HUD Call (740)441 0572 Ask For Veer e Or Leave Message BUY Foreclosed Homes rfom SI 0 0001 Repo s & Bankruptcy s For List ngs 1 BOO 319 3323 Ext 1709 Helpl We need used homes Free appralsa 74().380 9423 Message For Sale Recond lt oned wash ers dryers and refrigerators Thompsons Applldneo 3407 Jackson Avenue (304)675 7388 3 Bedroom House In Syrac~:.~se Ohio $450/ Monlh HUD Ap pro,ed (304)675 5332 or (740)992 6119 weekends only Factory Goof 32x80 S10 000 Dis count only $1000 00 Dawn De hvery and setup pa d by Factory 1 800-691-6777 2 Bedroom Garage Apartment Mason 5300 plus Utilities S200 Deposit (304)575 1!111 leave 3 bedroom home M nersvllle area rver vtew references re qu red depos t req uired no pets 74().992 6777 after 5pm 3 Bedroom House On Route t60 Near Wllkesvl e Stove Refrig erator Water/ Tra sh Pa1d Very Nice $425 Plus Deposit (740)388-9371 310 Homes for Sale 3 1/2 M es Out Sandhill Road (304)675 2507 Dav d s General Contractors PlumDlng Electr ic Pamtmg Decks Mise Work Ca I (740)256 9373 Or Ce I Phone I 304 633 6265 2 FumiShOd Apanmonl Uhlllles Included $400/mo. No PelS (740)367-01111 Coi7«H;6HI251 aslclor Tom Med cal Billing Ass stant needed mmediBlefy! FTIPT Will Train Ex cenent mcame PC reqwred 1 888-«9-9n3 ext 1122 ~areacar~ng ~te HUD/FHA M01tgage Refunds No EKper ence Requered For FREE Lawn lolcMWig SeMce- -ng tor cu11omers to atatl new business Res dential & mm mum Of 3 Paid HOfidays Send Resume Jackson OH Need a JOB? Want a career'" NURSING? Nursing AssiStant Classes are being olle<ed on June 11 2001 " Anne of Green Gables and The Conltnulng Slory Fadofy ..Biod VHS ..,.,.. $14 99 • S&H Col loll lroo 1 866 7•4 8245 (PIG 180 'Winted To Do HoMeworker• Needed $635 Weekly Process ing Ma1l Easyl No Expet..,oce Needed cat HI00-65241726 El112070 241b Stamped EnvelOpe! GIGO DEPT 5 BOX 1(38 ANTIOCH TN 37011 1438 Stan lmmedi.>lely Informal on Call 1 800 50 I 6832 005 110 The o.lly Sentinel • Page B 5 Pomeroy,llkldleport, Ohio 2001 110 Help Wanted Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant Valley Hospital currently has an opening for a Coding Specialist. Must be RHIT or RHIA cert!Oed with an associates degree or bachelor's degree In Medical Records Send resume to Pleasant Valley Hospital, c/o Human Resources, 2520 Valley Drive, Pomt Pleasant, WV 25550 or fax to· (304) 675·6975 ANEOE In Loving Memory Of My Son Lewis K Smith who better known as Kenny passed away 2 years on this day May 25 Since God called you away we all miss you mora than we could ever say When you left us, It wae more than we could bear It Now we know God had a reason you wae needed up there Will see you again someday Just as long as we don t forget to pray Love you You are very sadly mlsaed by Mother Ruth Smith Brother Mike and Sistare & Children <t �Friday, 1118y 25, 2001 Frk18y,llay 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page B 7 • AU.EYOOP ?" "'IMIK NBA CroiSword Puzzle PHILLIP ~ ..,,,. SMITH'S 0' A&D Altt .....lstery- Pill, ... ~, "TRJ~T ._ I C v:1;:; Rutland. Ohio Tnd scats. ear scats, bcidlineB, trud WpS, 1 cmyets. etc. Mon-Fri 8:30- s:oo • 4 Ill IIIOIOICyde ~!Cats. boat COVCI$, •• .. RocKy R Hupp Agent .. St.ll Or Ohio cilllo School Facllltln NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Bide will be received by lhl Mllga Local School Dlllrlct Board, a a 320 Eaal Main StrMI, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, Attn: Mark E. Rhonemua, lor the following Prajlcl: Melga Elementary School Pomeroy, Ohio In accordlnce with lhl Drawing& and SpaciiiCIIllona prepared by: SSOE Sludlol Archltacta, 1001 MadlaonAvanue Toledo, Ohio 43624-1535 Phone: (419) 255-3838 . Fax: (419) 25W1 01 SEM Partnara, Inc. 167 South State Strelll Wutervllle, OH 43081 ehoukl conlllct Jane Seidel at (114) 1151000 or aend deposit chick dlrlclty to Thl Quanclll Group, Inc., 1111 Worthington Road, Wntervl... Ohio 430112.. No 11101'1 than thrM (3) wll be provided on • relundlbll bula lo • Bidder. Dlpoelt will ill refunded to Prime Blddera only per Article 2.10 of lhl lnatructlon'a to Bkldwa. 7. The Contract Documenlll may be reviewed lor bidding purpoaea without charge during buslnna houri 1111111 lolloWing loellllont: . Archltlcl'~ Olllcl: SSO!= Studlol Archltlcll 1001 Madlaon Avenue Toledo, OH Phone:(614)~100 ~1535 Commlalkln - Fax: (614) 794 3088 . The Canlllructlon SEM Partnera ArchlteCta Manager lor lhtt Project is: 167 Sou1h St.ll strell Tho Ouandal Clnlup, Wntervllla, OH 43011 Inc. ConatNctlon 8181 Worthington Manager'a Offici: Road Thl Quand~ Group, Weatervllle, Ohio Inc. 8181 Worthington Rd. 43082 Phone: (614) 865-11000 Waatervllle, Ohio 43082 • Fax: (614) 865 9001 www.quandtl.com OWner omca:. 2. Any propoaed Melgl Loclll School Equal for a Standard . Dlatrlct ahall be aubmlttad to 3ZO Elll Main Strell the Architect no later .._roy, Ohio 457111 lhlln ten (10) bull- F.W. · Doclgl Plan days prior to the bid Room• In opening . II no following cltln: Addenda Ia luued In , • Cincinnati, Ohio aaaoclatlon with the (45202·8001), The Blddar'a requoat, the Grand Baldwin propo..d Equaf shall Building, 855 Eden bt considered Park0rlva,Sullt515 rejected. • Independence, Sealed bids will be Ohio (4413,, 11200 · received for: Rockalda Wooda Blvd. Mtlga Elementary (Cleveland) School, Eatlmated • Columbua, Ohio Contract Valut (43211-1 073), 1175 Bid Package No. 01: Dublin Road Brick (Material) • Dayton, Ohio Package• (Prevlouaty (45439), 3077 Bid),$ NA K•ttarlng Boulevard, Sllework (Prevloualy Park, Suite 301 Office Bid Peckaga No. 02:, Point Will Bid), SNA • Toledo, Ohio Bid Package No. 03:, (43823), 3930 General Conatructlon, Sunforaat Court, P.O. Bid p ac k•11• No. 04:, Box8591 $3,445,522 • Charleaton, Well Maaonry, $2,018,6411 VIrginia (25302), 405 Bid Package No. 05:, Capitol Strelll Aluminum & Glees and the following Window• & Daora, addltlonel plan roomt: $213,445 · Allied Bid Package No. 08:, Conatruclleln, toto Fo o d sa r v 1c 1 . y1 11 Avenue, Equipment, $258,336 Cincinnati, Ohio··Bid Package No. 07:, • DOdgi/Scan,_..., Bank Cuework (Divt2 One Building, 3rd only), $340,790 Floor, 1255 Euclid Bid Package No. 08:, Avenue, Clavaland, HVAC, $1,728,188 Ohio 44131 Bid Package No 09:, •The Bulldera Plumbt~, •~•,8811 Exchange, Suite One ... - No. tO:, Conalructlon Canter, Bid Package Fire Protection, 981 Keynote Circle, $152,260 Cleveland, Ohio 44131 Bid Package No. 11:, • The Builder• Electrical, $1,053,419 Exchange of Central Bid Package No. 12:, Ohio, 1175 Dublin Technology, $324,1211 Road, Columbua, Ohio until the Bid Date of 43215 June 12, 2001 at 1 :00 • Dayton Build era p.m. (local allndard Exchange, 1077 time), when !hay will Embury Park Road, be opaned and read. · Dayton, Ohio 45414 3. A pr•bld IIHIIllng • Bulldera Exchange will, be hlld on May 29, of. East central Ohio, 2001, at 1:00 p.m. a 2521 34th Slrlll NE, the followlnglocllllon: "·~on, Ohio 44705 _,. Melga HighSchool • Central Ohio Ubrary Minority Bualnua 42091 Pomeroy Pike Admlnlatratlon, 815 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 East Mound Strllt, Ohio 43205 D4 · . 1BId dInbII Columb•-, ~· ocumen I may • • Ohio Valley obtained from the Conatructlon Conatrucllon Manager Employer• Council, 21 by Prime Bl~dr• ~ly, Armory Drlva,· upon rece P o a Wheeling, WV 25003 check, which le • M 1 rIa t 11 refundable, In the Contractor• amount of 1150.00. Aaaoclatlon, 4424 B. Chtcka ahall be made Emaraon Avenue, payable to the Melga Parkareburg, WV local School Dlatrlct 26104 end lorwarded lo the • Parkaraburg• Conetructlon Manager. Marietta Bulldlnga l Upon receipt ol • Conatructlon Tradal requeat, accompanied Council, 14061/2 13th by • depoalt II named Strait, Parkeraburg, above , I he wv 26101 Conetructlon Manager 8. The owner will forward coplaa of reaarvet the right 10 bidding document• to relect any or all blda tho bidder. ' and to waive any or ell 5. Shipping chargaa lrragularHiaa, lor all bidding mlatakea, omlatlona document• are non• or lnformalltlaa refundable and are · to relative thereto. bt paid via a aaparata All quaallons check In the amount pertaining ta aecurlng or $25.00, alao make Contract Documanta, out to lha Malge Local Blddar'a Llat, ate. School District and ehall bt directed Ia forward ad Ia tho Jane Seidel, The Conotructlon Manager Quandal Group, with .the depoalt 8181 Worthington check. Road, Weatarvllll, OH 6.1nlerealed blddara 43082 (614) 865-11000. . • II [5, ,.. 13'1 I~~­ t ..:;,Ctj ... .-..-·a· ....... 5mlt- S:GO fill! 992-3002 ....... tew.lllllltfmtt. Driver Wanted Immediately IIIIIIIU Pll'rl Howardl. AU MaH!Trxtorl< Roofing • Home MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout Cue-IHPuU Racine Pizza Express Dealen 10011 St Rr. 7 Soul1l Coo/ville, OH 45723 ,•..,.... 301 Vine Street Racine, Ohio • Apply in person Mon- Fri 10 am -10 pm A-ng ·-Gar·-ng·-•A-..Add-1 • ElKblcll I Plumbing Legion Post 602 will be conducting Memorial Day Services Monday at 10 am attha Post Memoriai .Site with a public Steak Dinner to follow. • VlnyiSiclng I P8lntlng • Pallo- Porch Dackl Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 - • ·""" KENSINCiToN WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY 949-1405 591-5011 3D ~ F-ntlrnataa, lnaured Spedallze In new 992-3470 Mowlna. Weed pon:hos,& de<... Owner Charles A. Dill ..-..---BORN LOSER · Hourly rates \V:'j)~~~l 740-949-261 0 ,._ 992-7445 "'I ,... Self-Storage Pomeroy, Ohio month. 740·992·5232 ···;··· J~~~~~~~~~~~~idd beginning, CONTAINING o. 75 acrn, mora rllervtd, or leaa. · There 11 hOwever, from the . 29670 Balhan ROad Raclna, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Pdl IMPERIAL TIRE Mason,WV 304-773• No Carry Outs ; Mounting, Bal. Extra . Other Specials Available While Supplies Last Slzea 5' x 10' 155R12 155-80R13 to 10' X 30' (S) 18, 2s 161 1 3 tc afortaald tract all oil, 155-80R13 Hours Come In And See 175-80R13 ~~~tral~n~nda~~Y~~gr 7:00AM· 8:00 PM 1 N 1 Connie Or Andrew 185-80R13 __P_u_b_l_c_ot__ ce_-llhapramlaaawlththa ,__ _ _ _ _ _ ~...,;==.;;_;;.;..;;;;..;.;.;....;..._ _ ;.....=;.....--' right to mint, remove SHERIFF'S SALE OF . and produce the REAL ESTATE T . '\. . D I h draulin . _'\_ Oil ••m• an d Ior lh a t C~~~....E~~S right, to hav~ lull ( ot IH 1 ul '-.I{....,\\ Po !Ill ' In\ Pd,t COUNTY; OHIO right of lngr11 and agreae to uld Repair Hydflullc Hous & Cyllndefl Ca:C't~::'r: propany and aH other rlghta pertaining to ·A lto Sell DHfe11111 Typea Of Olla Maple St. Mason Beneficial Mortgage nld r-rvatlon. Ch1ater, Ohio Co. of Ohio, Plalntln p ermanen1 parce 1 (fonn1r Warn11 H1atlng 1.Next to Will-mart) DlnleiS.':iack,lllal. number:0700905000 Property addraaa: & COoling building) 30585 Barrlngef 10 X 20 · $55 .00 In purauanca of an R 1d R d (740) 985-4194 " Order ol . Sale Portl::d, Ohio 4~~ • 10 X 10 · $35 .00 0 directed to me from Prior lnatrument or (740) 985 4384 aald court, In the (7 40) 992-3961 24 Hoursn Days Per Wnk above entitled action, ralerance: Volume 14, 4 1 will offer fer nla at page 11 public auction at the Applllltd at: door of the Malga 11 ~=:0OF SALE: county Courthouaa, SYRACUSE SMALL 100 East 2nd Street, To be aold lor no 1ell Pomeroy, Ohio on than two-lhlrda of the ENGINE DOCTORS Tuaaday, J·une 12 , appralaed value. The CONTRACTORS, INC. 1~ Collage Rd. 11 00 purchaser(a) aha II Racine, Ohio 45771 2001, at : a.m. dapoalt $5 000 00 740..992.0122 the following with the aherlff 81 ihe Moster Ctrtlflad Technkians 74()-~85·3948 deacrlbed real estate: Situated In the time olaald aala. Ovtr 23 yre axp. CONCR£1f!BLOCIVBRIO: County of Melgt, Ralph E. TNIIIII, All work guarantHd ~ Footers, Walla, Stepl • S tate f 0 · ' Sherlft Service & parte o hlo, . FRANK 6 Flat Work, Township of WOOLRIDGE co., available. Replactft1fDb, • Wal.. Lebanon, Section Special thanks to Lyle 118, Town 12, a 11 d L.P.A., Gregory D. and Drives • StoneD Gerlc Baker, Auto Va lue, ·Range 112 of the ::~~~r~~~· and D. L c.,to F.-.. Estimates · & all our loyal Ohio Company 's Attorneys for Seoln1 Ohio and W. V. customers & friends. Purcha11: h Outdoor Power WVIIOJ1711 I h Plilntllf, 600 Saul Beglnn ng at I a Pllrl Street , Northweat cornar of Columbua, Ohio r-::~~:-:"~':":", the aame real eatate 4 206 1 14 221 · R&H LAWN r::-:--:----~-~--"'!""._...., aa thai conveyed 3 ; Ta a: 8 • · 1662 from Goldie Hartley · 1 8 SERVICE Bring In your repair work ,.~ to Ealher Dailey by (5) 11 • 18• 25 ' (6) ' We'll get you·golng for . . d.. d dated June 8, MowlnC) 8t Spring • "' 1945, and recorded TrlmmlnQ ··• ' Auguat 24, 1945, In Public Notice dead book 1155 at 140-992-5065 Every Spring Tune-Up page 275 of tha deld The annual report recorda · al Melga Form 990 PF lor the get a FREE Blade Sharpening. County, Ohio; thence Klbblt Foundation, . . - - - - - - - - . New equipment arriving dally In Southw11tarly Barnard v. Fultz, direction a dlata.n ca TNIIII Ia available for · , Sal Mannll'lg, Wayne or Jim ol 18 rode along the publiC lnapectlon at' BUILDERS INC. or a REAL DEAL on a new lawn tractor, line of Sactlon 111S to Barnard v. Fultz Law · New Homes • VInyl lawn mover or weed trimmer. an Iron pin; thenca Oftlce, 111 1/2 Weal East a dlalanca 0112 Second Street, Siding • New Garalft roda to tht canter 01 Pomeroy, OH 4576. •Replaceo~tent the Townahlp road; during r~gular Wlndowo•Room thance along the bualnaaa houra lor a Addllkllll• Rooftng canter of Townahlp period ol 180 daya road 1 dlatarfce 0118 t!!.bStquent to COMMIR<IALandiBIDIIIllAL Sales & Service rod a In a Northerly publication of this FREE ESTIMATES 204 Condor St. Pomeroy dlractlon; thence In 1 nctlco. . Weaterly direction a (5) 18, 17, 18, 20, 21, • " dlalance ol 3 rods to 22, 23, 24 , 2 5, 27 • 211, (NO SUNDAY CALLS) the place of 3012 tc > ~· ELrrE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ·-~75-7124 .....250-,., Residellllal Commerdal New Clllll!lruction Sales Senice lllllallatloa 'Specialidlll In Sheet Metal Ductworll 'Tnne" Salet II: Senke For Gallia, . . _ a'nd Melp Co,.,.les LM•nuhnd lmured . WV 00!!176 HARTWELL STORAGE . PEANUTS I KNEW IT, CIIUCK ! 1 FAILEP Ti.IE TEST TOPAV BECAUSE INSTEAP OF STUDVIH6,1 WAS~KiN6 St. Rt. 7 HOLLY'S Self-Storage 992-1717 ON TilE PWONE WI~ VOO! GRAVELY TRACTOR 740 992 7599 992-2975 I IT WAs '(OUR FAULT, CMUCK MV F~OLT ?! Dsu- 1 l.ullurtoua 21 Part 2 IIOIIdhllm'a ala "- thl 0011111t Wooda" 22 .. ., I•• 3 .._.. .... Bolli • You don't have time to play on clubs; the opponents will establish and run their • ·spades first. Inslead, cash the diamond king, cross to dummy's diamond ace, and play a third diamond, discarding your spade ace! ' Now, if the defenders continue spades, you have managed to create a dummy entry for lhe established diamonds. Probably, L----"' though, East will switch to the hean I 0 . Win with the ace and continue with the club DON'T 8E TOO l-IARD queen , Here, West has ON '(OURSELF, OIUCK .. to win with the ace, and everything is under control. Howev· er, if East wins the first club and plays another heart, you should finesse the jack. Each booklet is $8.95 postpaid from Baron Barclay Bridge Supplies. Call (800) 274-2221 to order. 24 Singer 54T ,.1 32 RoofadgM 33 ....._lrtc. 7 S II dup • Acll.a CyruaI T.... (hllll) 34Paaa 10 lllollon . BY PHILLIP ALDER Englishmen David Bird and Marc Smith are putting out a series of short booklets. Numbers four through six are entitled "Entry Management," "Safe· ty Plays" and "Tricks with Trumps" (Master Point Press). Each comprises 64 pages, with the chapters containing compact, key · information, and ending with Points to Remember and a quiz. From which book does this deal come? How would you plan the play in three notrump? West leads the spade jack: two, five, king. Craftily, the authors give no auction. That South hand is awkward for a natural system. Still, starting with a strong, artificial and forcing two clubs, then . showing the long sui t, cannot be far wrong . Some -- reasonably ·would bid no-trump on the first or second round . Anything could work out well or bad- ~ 42 "Yol a Ancllnl m?,.... =~ eCwn ,._ fUll 41LM!II 23=NCI =.., =. . 25= 45= 'tnt I DOWN ...... 35c~ 11=- - 12 Dlcorl1e COlton fllbotc 11 Roman 1,051 3t Ancient chlrlol . drlnka r:: ~Ill .... 3t "-!!ln :r7 Gained 311 Ultimata raault . 52 lnhlbllllnt 21 Peek of wllllhl flat c.dl 41 OW•t• 21 - Cllrldm 41 Hliwow"e Ant1111111 riVII 29 Burdin 50 Flndtlr30 Fann blndrtr .,.. an lamed 31 Slunly 44 Flnlt of 44 Down 54 "Auction" (tlagraa) and CELEBRITY CIPHER -In by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are aeated 11om qUOiatlonl by lamouo people, pul ond pnoont, Each tho cipher standi 1o< ....,.r. Today's clue: D squals 8 'ML KWAL STP NYWYLN JXHC, VKL NT TS WHC NT NYWYLN DTCF.' - MTPCN JWHF YKL SLM TS STP YKL ULWHHL JTPLWZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Soclecy must set the artlat free to follow hla vlalon wherever Hlal<ea him. • - John F. Kennedy fiAT DAILY S©~cillA-"r..trs· PUULII - - - . . . , . . - - UIIM ~ CLAT I. POlLAN WIIID IAMI Rearrange· . Ionero of 0 lour ocrambltd wordo the be· low to form lour simple wordo. 1-r.-s,cl-::· .:.,UrT-iOI-c.,_4, . P1 I I I . 2 EF C0 R B E N 0 Ll ·,~ I 1:-~, . The old man· had watched human behtlvior all his life. He says 6 s that you can measure a man's real ~~~=~~::::_,character by what he would do if rhe knew he would never be - - - 0 EH L U 1 I I . • 0 a· t--,r:..,:;--,j'.,jrerijr.,,r--l· co<nptite lht. chu<klo quoted ~Y filling In the missing worclo you develop from Sltp No. 3 below. 1 1 L....J.L......I.L......I.L......I.L.....J.--J A Q' PRINT NUMBERED LETIERS IN SQUARES SCRAM-LOS ANSWHS Indian - Brave- Pagan - Taught· GRADUATE "Dear," the husband cooed to his wife, "I can write sweetly, "That's why I married a college GRADUATE!" Saturday, May 26, 2001 Events in the year ahead can fuel your umbilions and . provide you with the motivation you'll need to IUm difficult sil· uations into successes. Increase earnings will happen, in the process. SPECIAL ANANCE DEP.r\RTIMENT I Bankruplcy? Credit Problems? "We Can Help"ll Call tis F'll'St Or We Both Lose! Ask For Mike Hindle .1-800·272-5179 or 446-9800 BISSELL 1x.~ :nu:,J:::t=-r~~ 1· ~ (poal.) a- Olear my name in the dust on the coffee table." The wife smiled Advertise in this space for $50 per month. ~ :· ~------------------.~~ JJIG NATE - . m H"'d1b SI"''A 7hln~ lOx 10$40 10x20$60 P/B ra. 57 ........ 21 ::-.."' ly. High & Dry 33795 Hiland Ri . .... lllW 10 CATCJ'. UP~ ~T · ~ThE E.VEN\~ tiE~ (011€~ E.IJ~~ 00 1"\'i:B/Wit-16 ~; t:N~Thl~~T ANP ~lo'C. TI!o't: .TI~f.l( !>T"-'1 liJNE.0"\0 ~11\f. TIME. ~ m:; f'Aal1L'( liVt.IW ~~~~OOOON~T.~ ~~N'\Di'61~FUTUII:E~! Busln11s 591-9254 P" I 741J.541-G350 Cell $50 per Hill'• tall Draft Special DJ Fri & Sat 675-5955 ~IS CAMPAI6N CONTtllrUT IONS~ filii . . . . ESliiA'IU•-- .. - - · - Stttlslatlee GN ..IIII tenance, •IHI repair space for Scotty's Join us for 2 for Tuesday 1 TO ~1:~ Good limes Tuesday, June 5 9:30 pm American Show Girls Live Advance tickets 20% off at Waynes Place or Good limes ~~~~~~~ Local Board "TO tACtt '. / AC(,O,I>ING Wash IIIII \in this Public Notice ......-- / AG(,O~I>IN6 TO tUS AIILITY..•.. " EAG.tt 1-800-291-5600 • Pom6ro~~ Eatlna. Tlllina. Prunlna. Pressure coaltnl<tlalll, "F~OM OUALITY . WINDOW SYSTEMS SUNNY DAZE lAWN & GARDEN SERVICE remodeling, plumbing, eleetrical, home main- c• KEEPS THE SUMMERTIII! HEAT OUT :MID WIHIER nilE HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT 11.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOL£T RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING TopsoU • .Fill Dirt • Mul(h Bulldozer Services ,,. &llmatn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 7~~1871 Wi'ftesel ~ CLOSE OUT SALE All Flats & Baskets Now $4 each 4 ln. Pots Reg. $1 .25 Now 75t · Thur, Fri & Sat Only 9·5 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE 992-5IT6 Stop & Compere FREE ESTIMATES ---- • Equip-nt Parts Factory Aulhorl2d Remodlllng ;;'fl Pall '; 51--cargo 5I oar- 18 Rlf'altln 20 lllalcan More data • Glrlgll . • Complllil Medicare S11pplement; life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement, Emergency Funds; Mongage; Major Medical • Nursing Home ~ · tNT ,. ... - : . ....... ...•• 11 Hurt OpaiiJc IMd; • .I •Newltomle Mrddlep ort Ohro .J:>160 t Dr ' wlln,lells, I Ws,IY't,&...., ICES IOIERT IISSB1 CONSTIUUIOII p._ 7lllallf 17 •• ..... a• ,_ •• 42 Typeof ....... _, II t l :1 740-992-1101 or 992 -2753 MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. ~e... w'; 9 WWI's· -............. Free Est1mates ....... lltMat • kTt ••• ••a:l . •••• ftl '* ........... 1 .... 11 · Fw - 6 I J I • II. II • J ••• -· • Q. Over 40 yrs experience (740) 742-8888 1-888-521..()916 ~==: - t .t. 171 I :1 6JJttttJ 40 Turltle 1311on sd ~ .._..., 12 lldL) 51 Ul.,lll an 14 twu I d 53 Qlloun IOthl · -of ••u a>nvertible cl vinyl tops. Four wheeler scats, ACAQ II Cellular · • Jeff Warner Ins·. 992-5479 'I . . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- When involved in any type of decision making today, avoid bringing others into the assessment. Two i~ company; three is a crowd. But rour will completely bunglethe reasoning. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Ma\chmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, clo this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New. York, NY 10156. CANCER (June 21-July 22) .• There's a good chance you · could be put upon today by someone who think s that , just because you did a ravor for him or her in 1he pnSI, you shou ld re c iproca l ~ on a regular basis. Don 't be a p<llsy. LEO (Jul y 23-Aug. 22) ·· 11' 11 be your own fault ·today if you allow yourse lf 10 get trapped into a social activit,y 1har you eilher dislike or thai contoins people · you'd rather avoid. Be your own pe~on . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ~~ Take the necessary time to plot your moves carefully in all that you do , and especiolly . avoid being impul sive. It might 'be too ea~y for you to trip over your own reet today. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23). Acknowledgment for the kindness and generosity you ••tend to another todoy moy not be ronhcoming . Thut person may jusl be an ingrate or lhoughlle ss. in his or her response. Ignore it. , SCORPIO (Oct. 24 -Nov. 22) ·• Unfortunately, today you might be your worst enemy when it comes to managing your resources ..While plugging up leaks with one hand, you could start pulling out the .corks wilh ohe other. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 230ec. 21) ·· The best way to handle a serious matter loday may be to lreat il witl1 a light. genlle touch, wilhoul rorgetting the gr•vity of the siiUalion. Tough treatment could be met with added re sistance. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ·-You're good. but you are no magician when it comes to handling jobs beyond your scope of skills. To be effective and productive today, don 'l ·overburden voursel( with what you can't handle. AQ UARIUS (Jan . 20-Fcb. 19) -- Your self-will might meet its limirutions today when a strong -willed companion ullempts to browbeat you into doing ~omething you know won' t se rve your be!il interests. Be on guard: PISCES (Feb . 20-March 2Ut -- If you attempt to manipulale o thers today. people plight appear to give you cursory compliance. but, in reality, they really won'l do things your way and end up leaving you in the lurch. ARIES(Morch21 -Aprill9) -· Be • mart and don't tell an associate who always shoots down anylhing you soy with negalive thinking what your plans are loday. Do your thing firs!, then tell him or her later. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ·· Your decision-making proce sses mar not be in good working or~er today. so it behooves you to stay· clear or anything that involves dipping inlo your wallet. �Friday, 1118y 25, 2001 Frk18y,llay 25, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page B 7 • AU.EYOOP ?" "'IMIK NBA CroiSword Puzzle PHILLIP ~ ..,,,. SMITH'S 0' A&D Altt .....lstery- Pill, ... ~, "TRJ~T ._ I C v:1;:; Rutland. Ohio Tnd scats. ear scats, bcidlineB, trud WpS, 1 cmyets. etc. Mon-Fri 8:30- s:oo • 4 Ill IIIOIOICyde ~!Cats. boat COVCI$, •• .. RocKy R Hupp Agent .. St.ll Or Ohio cilllo School Facllltln NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Bide will be received by lhl Mllga Local School Dlllrlct Board, a a 320 Eaal Main StrMI, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, Attn: Mark E. Rhonemua, lor the following Prajlcl: Melga Elementary School Pomeroy, Ohio In accordlnce with lhl Drawing& and SpaciiiCIIllona prepared by: SSOE Sludlol Archltacta, 1001 MadlaonAvanue Toledo, Ohio 43624-1535 Phone: (419) 255-3838 . Fax: (419) 25W1 01 SEM Partnara, Inc. 167 South State Strelll Wutervllle, OH 43081 ehoukl conlllct Jane Seidel at (114) 1151000 or aend deposit chick dlrlclty to Thl Quanclll Group, Inc., 1111 Worthington Road, Wntervl... Ohio 430112.. No 11101'1 than thrM (3) wll be provided on • relundlbll bula lo • Bidder. Dlpoelt will ill refunded to Prime Blddera only per Article 2.10 of lhl lnatructlon'a to Bkldwa. 7. The Contract Documenlll may be reviewed lor bidding purpoaea without charge during buslnna houri 1111111 lolloWing loellllont: . Archltlcl'~ Olllcl: SSO!= Studlol Archltlcll 1001 Madlaon Avenue Toledo, OH Phone:(614)~100 ~1535 Commlalkln - Fax: (614) 794 3088 . The Canlllructlon SEM Partnera ArchlteCta Manager lor lhtt Project is: 167 Sou1h St.ll strell Tho Ouandal Clnlup, Wntervllla, OH 43011 Inc. ConatNctlon 8181 Worthington Manager'a Offici: Road Thl Quand~ Group, Weatervllle, Ohio Inc. 8181 Worthington Rd. 43082 Phone: (614) 865-11000 Waatervllle, Ohio 43082 • Fax: (614) 865 9001 www.quandtl.com OWner omca:. 2. Any propoaed Melgl Loclll School Equal for a Standard . Dlatrlct ahall be aubmlttad to 3ZO Elll Main Strell the Architect no later .._roy, Ohio 457111 lhlln ten (10) bull- F.W. · Doclgl Plan days prior to the bid Room• In opening . II no following cltln: Addenda Ia luued In , • Cincinnati, Ohio aaaoclatlon with the (45202·8001), The Blddar'a requoat, the Grand Baldwin propo..d Equaf shall Building, 855 Eden bt considered Park0rlva,Sullt515 rejected. • Independence, Sealed bids will be Ohio (4413,, 11200 · received for: Rockalda Wooda Blvd. Mtlga Elementary (Cleveland) School, Eatlmated • Columbua, Ohio Contract Valut (43211-1 073), 1175 Bid Package No. 01: Dublin Road Brick (Material) • Dayton, Ohio Package• (Prevlouaty (45439), 3077 Bid),$ NA K•ttarlng Boulevard, Sllework (Prevloualy Park, Suite 301 Office Bid Peckaga No. 02:, Point Will Bid), SNA • Toledo, Ohio Bid Package No. 03:, (43823), 3930 General Conatructlon, Sunforaat Court, P.O. Bid p ac k•11• No. 04:, Box8591 $3,445,522 • Charleaton, Well Maaonry, $2,018,6411 VIrginia (25302), 405 Bid Package No. 05:, Capitol Strelll Aluminum & Glees and the following Window• & Daora, addltlonel plan roomt: $213,445 · Allied Bid Package No. 08:, Conatruclleln, toto Fo o d sa r v 1c 1 . y1 11 Avenue, Equipment, $258,336 Cincinnati, Ohio··Bid Package No. 07:, • DOdgi/Scan,_..., Bank Cuework (Divt2 One Building, 3rd only), $340,790 Floor, 1255 Euclid Bid Package No. 08:, Avenue, Clavaland, HVAC, $1,728,188 Ohio 44131 Bid Package No 09:, •The Bulldera Plumbt~, •~•,8811 Exchange, Suite One ... - No. tO:, Conalructlon Canter, Bid Package Fire Protection, 981 Keynote Circle, $152,260 Cleveland, Ohio 44131 Bid Package No. 11:, • The Builder• Electrical, $1,053,419 Exchange of Central Bid Package No. 12:, Ohio, 1175 Dublin Technology, $324,1211 Road, Columbua, Ohio until the Bid Date of 43215 June 12, 2001 at 1 :00 • Dayton Build era p.m. (local allndard Exchange, 1077 time), when !hay will Embury Park Road, be opaned and read. · Dayton, Ohio 45414 3. A pr•bld IIHIIllng • Bulldera Exchange will, be hlld on May 29, of. East central Ohio, 2001, at 1:00 p.m. a 2521 34th Slrlll NE, the followlnglocllllon: "·~on, Ohio 44705 _,. Melga HighSchool • Central Ohio Ubrary Minority Bualnua 42091 Pomeroy Pike Admlnlatratlon, 815 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 East Mound Strllt, Ohio 43205 D4 · . 1BId dInbII Columb•-, ~· ocumen I may • • Ohio Valley obtained from the Conatructlon Conatrucllon Manager Employer• Council, 21 by Prime Bl~dr• ~ly, Armory Drlva,· upon rece P o a Wheeling, WV 25003 check, which le • M 1 rIa t 11 refundable, In the Contractor• amount of 1150.00. Aaaoclatlon, 4424 B. Chtcka ahall be made Emaraon Avenue, payable to the Melga Parkareburg, WV local School Dlatrlct 26104 end lorwarded lo the • Parkaraburg• Conetructlon Manager. Marietta Bulldlnga l Upon receipt ol • Conatructlon Tradal requeat, accompanied Council, 14061/2 13th by • depoalt II named Strait, Parkeraburg, above , I he wv 26101 Conetructlon Manager 8. The owner will forward coplaa of reaarvet the right 10 bidding document• to relect any or all blda tho bidder. ' and to waive any or ell 5. Shipping chargaa lrragularHiaa, lor all bidding mlatakea, omlatlona document• are non• or lnformalltlaa refundable and are · to relative thereto. bt paid via a aaparata All quaallons check In the amount pertaining ta aecurlng or $25.00, alao make Contract Documanta, out to lha Malge Local Blddar'a Llat, ate. School District and ehall bt directed Ia forward ad Ia tho Jane Seidel, The Conotructlon Manager Quandal Group, with .the depoalt 8181 Worthington check. Road, Weatarvllll, OH 6.1nlerealed blddara 43082 (614) 865-11000. . • II [5, ,.. 13'1 I~~­ t ..:;,Ctj ... .-..-·a· ....... 5mlt- S:GO fill! 992-3002 ....... tew.lllllltfmtt. Driver Wanted Immediately IIIIIIIU Pll'rl Howardl. AU MaH!Trxtorl< Roofing • Home MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout Cue-IHPuU Racine Pizza Express Dealen 10011 St Rr. 7 Soul1l Coo/ville, OH 45723 ,•..,.... 301 Vine Street Racine, Ohio • Apply in person Mon- Fri 10 am -10 pm A-ng ·-Gar·-ng·-•A-..Add-1 • ElKblcll I Plumbing Legion Post 602 will be conducting Memorial Day Services Monday at 10 am attha Post Memoriai .Site with a public Steak Dinner to follow. • VlnyiSiclng I P8lntlng • Pallo- Porch Dackl Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 - • ·""" KENSINCiToN WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY 949-1405 591-5011 3D ~ F-ntlrnataa, lnaured Spedallze In new 992-3470 Mowlna. Weed pon:hos,& de<... Owner Charles A. Dill ..-..---BORN LOSER · Hourly rates \V:'j)~~~l 740-949-261 0 ,._ 992-7445 "'I ,... Self-Storage Pomeroy, Ohio month. 740·992·5232 ···;··· J~~~~~~~~~~~~idd beginning, CONTAINING o. 75 acrn, mora rllervtd, or leaa. · There 11 hOwever, from the . 29670 Balhan ROad Raclna, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Pdl IMPERIAL TIRE Mason,WV 304-773• No Carry Outs ; Mounting, Bal. Extra . Other Specials Available While Supplies Last Slzea 5' x 10' 155R12 155-80R13 to 10' X 30' (S) 18, 2s 161 1 3 tc afortaald tract all oil, 155-80R13 Hours Come In And See 175-80R13 ~~~tral~n~nda~~Y~~gr 7:00AM· 8:00 PM 1 N 1 Connie Or Andrew 185-80R13 __P_u_b_l_c_ot__ ce_-llhapramlaaawlththa ,__ _ _ _ _ _ ~...,;==.;;_;;.;..;;;;..;.;.;....;..._ _ ;.....=;.....--' right to mint, remove SHERIFF'S SALE OF . and produce the REAL ESTATE T . '\. . D I h draulin . _'\_ Oil ••m• an d Ior lh a t C~~~....E~~S right, to hav~ lull ( ot IH 1 ul '-.I{....,\\ Po !Ill ' In\ Pd,t COUNTY; OHIO right of lngr11 and agreae to uld Repair Hydflullc Hous & Cyllndefl Ca:C't~::'r: propany and aH other rlghta pertaining to ·A lto Sell DHfe11111 Typea Of Olla Maple St. Mason Beneficial Mortgage nld r-rvatlon. Ch1ater, Ohio Co. of Ohio, Plalntln p ermanen1 parce 1 (fonn1r Warn11 H1atlng 1.Next to Will-mart) DlnleiS.':iack,lllal. number:0700905000 Property addraaa: & COoling building) 30585 Barrlngef 10 X 20 · $55 .00 In purauanca of an R 1d R d (740) 985-4194 " Order ol . Sale Portl::d, Ohio 4~~ • 10 X 10 · $35 .00 0 directed to me from Prior lnatrument or (740) 985 4384 aald court, In the (7 40) 992-3961 24 Hoursn Days Per Wnk above entitled action, ralerance: Volume 14, 4 1 will offer fer nla at page 11 public auction at the Applllltd at: door of the Malga 11 ~=:0OF SALE: county Courthouaa, SYRACUSE SMALL 100 East 2nd Street, To be aold lor no 1ell Pomeroy, Ohio on than two-lhlrda of the ENGINE DOCTORS Tuaaday, J·une 12 , appralaed value. The CONTRACTORS, INC. 1~ Collage Rd. 11 00 purchaser(a) aha II Racine, Ohio 45771 2001, at : a.m. dapoalt $5 000 00 740..992.0122 the following with the aherlff 81 ihe Moster Ctrtlflad Technkians 74()-~85·3948 deacrlbed real estate: Situated In the time olaald aala. Ovtr 23 yre axp. CONCR£1f!BLOCIVBRIO: County of Melgt, Ralph E. TNIIIII, All work guarantHd ~ Footers, Walla, Stepl • S tate f 0 · ' Sherlft Service & parte o hlo, . FRANK 6 Flat Work, Township of WOOLRIDGE co., available. Replactft1fDb, • Wal.. Lebanon, Section Special thanks to Lyle 118, Town 12, a 11 d L.P.A., Gregory D. and Drives • StoneD Gerlc Baker, Auto Va lue, ·Range 112 of the ::~~~r~~~· and D. L c.,to F.-.. Estimates · & all our loyal Ohio Company 's Attorneys for Seoln1 Ohio and W. V. customers & friends. Purcha11: h Outdoor Power WVIIOJ1711 I h Plilntllf, 600 Saul Beglnn ng at I a Pllrl Street , Northweat cornar of Columbua, Ohio r-::~~:-:"~':":", the aame real eatate 4 206 1 14 221 · R&H LAWN r::-:--:----~-~--"'!""._...., aa thai conveyed 3 ; Ta a: 8 • · 1662 from Goldie Hartley · 1 8 SERVICE Bring In your repair work ,.~ to Ealher Dailey by (5) 11 • 18• 25 ' (6) ' We'll get you·golng for . . d.. d dated June 8, MowlnC) 8t Spring • "' 1945, and recorded TrlmmlnQ ··• ' Auguat 24, 1945, In Public Notice dead book 1155 at 140-992-5065 Every Spring Tune-Up page 275 of tha deld The annual report recorda · al Melga Form 990 PF lor the get a FREE Blade Sharpening. County, Ohio; thence Klbblt Foundation, . . - - - - - - - - . New equipment arriving dally In Southw11tarly Barnard v. Fultz, direction a dlata.n ca TNIIII Ia available for · , Sal Mannll'lg, Wayne or Jim ol 18 rode along the publiC lnapectlon at' BUILDERS INC. or a REAL DEAL on a new lawn tractor, line of Sactlon 111S to Barnard v. Fultz Law · New Homes • VInyl lawn mover or weed trimmer. an Iron pin; thenca Oftlce, 111 1/2 Weal East a dlalanca 0112 Second Street, Siding • New Garalft roda to tht canter 01 Pomeroy, OH 4576. •Replaceo~tent the Townahlp road; during r~gular Wlndowo•Room thance along the bualnaaa houra lor a Addllkllll• Rooftng canter of Townahlp period ol 180 daya road 1 dlatarfce 0118 t!!.bStquent to COMMIR<IALandiBIDIIIllAL Sales & Service rod a In a Northerly publication of this FREE ESTIMATES 204 Condor St. Pomeroy dlractlon; thence In 1 nctlco. . Weaterly direction a (5) 18, 17, 18, 20, 21, • " dlalance ol 3 rods to 22, 23, 24 , 2 5, 27 • 211, (NO SUNDAY CALLS) the place of 3012 tc > ~· ELrrE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ·-~75-7124 .....250-,., Residellllal Commerdal New Clllll!lruction Sales Senice lllllallatloa 'Specialidlll In Sheet Metal Ductworll 'Tnne" Salet II: Senke For Gallia, . . _ a'nd Melp Co,.,.les LM•nuhnd lmured . WV 00!!176 HARTWELL STORAGE . PEANUTS I KNEW IT, CIIUCK ! 1 FAILEP Ti.IE TEST TOPAV BECAUSE INSTEAP OF STUDVIH6,1 WAS~KiN6 St. Rt. 7 HOLLY'S Self-Storage 992-1717 ON TilE PWONE WI~ VOO! GRAVELY TRACTOR 740 992 7599 992-2975 I IT WAs '(OUR FAULT, CMUCK MV F~OLT ?! Dsu- 1 l.ullurtoua 21 Part 2 IIOIIdhllm'a ala "- thl 0011111t Wooda" 22 .. ., I•• 3 .._.. .... Bolli • You don't have time to play on clubs; the opponents will establish and run their • ·spades first. Inslead, cash the diamond king, cross to dummy's diamond ace, and play a third diamond, discarding your spade ace! ' Now, if the defenders continue spades, you have managed to create a dummy entry for lhe established diamonds. Probably, L----"' though, East will switch to the hean I 0 . Win with the ace and continue with the club DON'T 8E TOO l-IARD queen , Here, West has ON '(OURSELF, OIUCK .. to win with the ace, and everything is under control. Howev· er, if East wins the first club and plays another heart, you should finesse the jack. Each booklet is $8.95 postpaid from Baron Barclay Bridge Supplies. Call (800) 274-2221 to order. 24 Singer 54T ,.1 32 RoofadgM 33 ....._lrtc. 7 S II dup • Acll.a CyruaI T.... (hllll) 34Paaa 10 lllollon . BY PHILLIP ALDER Englishmen David Bird and Marc Smith are putting out a series of short booklets. Numbers four through six are entitled "Entry Management," "Safe· ty Plays" and "Tricks with Trumps" (Master Point Press). Each comprises 64 pages, with the chapters containing compact, key · information, and ending with Points to Remember and a quiz. From which book does this deal come? How would you plan the play in three notrump? West leads the spade jack: two, five, king. Craftily, the authors give no auction. That South hand is awkward for a natural system. Still, starting with a strong, artificial and forcing two clubs, then . showing the long sui t, cannot be far wrong . Some -- reasonably ·would bid no-trump on the first or second round . 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 230ec. 21) ·· The best way to handle a serious matter loday may be to lreat il witl1 a light. genlle touch, wilhoul rorgetting the gr•vity of the siiUalion. Tough treatment could be met with added re sistance. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ·-You're good. but you are no magician when it comes to handling jobs beyond your scope of skills. To be effective and productive today, don 'l ·overburden voursel( with what you can't handle. AQ UARIUS (Jan . 20-Fcb. 19) -- Your self-will might meet its limirutions today when a strong -willed companion ullempts to browbeat you into doing ~omething you know won' t se rve your be!il interests. Be on guard: PISCES (Feb . 20-March 2Ut -- If you attempt to manipulale o thers today. people plight appear to give you cursory compliance. but, in reality, they really won'l do things your way and end up leaving you in the lurch. ARIES(Morch21 -Aprill9) -· Be • mart and don't tell an associate who always shoots down anylhing you soy with negalive thinking what your plans are loday. Do your thing firs!, then tell him or her later. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ·· Your decision-making proce sses mar not be in good working or~er today. so it behooves you to stay· clear or anything that involves dipping inlo your wallet. �. ..... --- . . . - . - ___ .__ _ ... ~ .,,.,.. ' ! • Psge B I •The o.lly Sentinel Moss fcu•PipBI nover on a botched drlbble un~r the 'basket. Dawltins uid the turnoven might have been because of the hype, "and because this is not his favorite sport." It's unclear how long Moss plans to dabble in ba•ketball. The VaUeyDawgs said he committed io Thursday's g.tme, then planned to decide future appearances on a g.tme-by-game basis. The team has only six games before theViltings' mini-camp June 4-7 - and none are home g.tmes, which could be a deciding factor, according to ValkyDawgs officials. The USBL season ends June 23. Moss began talking with an the ValleyDawgs about a year ago. general manager Mike Sweet wd. Talb . heated up after Moss' longtime workout partner, guard Anuju Gaines who has the same agent as Moss. signed with the Dawgs at the start of the season. Moss, who will make $3.5 million for the Viltings this season, was a two-nme high school pl3)'1'r of the year in .basketbaH in West Virginia, where he was a teammate of flashy Sacramento Kings guard Jason Williams. Moss played three g.tme~ last year in the NBA-spmf- ' soted Summer Pro league, but declined to play the rest of the three-week season. I, . . However, in 1999 the Min- ', nesota Timberwolves said they had been contacted by Moss' representatives about moonlighting in the NBA. Frldey, May 25, 2001 Pomeroy, llhldllport, Ohio AROUND .THE DIAMOND •- U If Iwl LMIJue -- PlilldooiiJI olo 27 -York 2t t9 t9 22 w 211 25 25 24 11 15 Sl t.ouil Clllc9 fAI &LWH Cllidlwlltl Pi1ts11Uogh SanFo•doco5.~1 L 17 24 23 Pet. .st• .478 2e .404 v Qll •• _477 .413 ,..,. L t9 9 9tiZ 01 .518 20 .556 21 ·.543 1 21 .533 2e .422 29 .341 tO ,..,. w l 25 21 .543 Artzonl 25 21 .543 San Diogo 25 22 .532 los AngeleS SMFrancloco 24 22 .522 23 23 .500 Colorado w.dnlldi(IG81Me t 112 2 1 112 GB 112 1 2 CllicaiO Cubl4. Ciuc~aoei!Z los AngeleS 6, Colorado 4 san Oie()O 7, Houston 6 -tphia 4, Pltl&bul!lh 0, tst game p~ 5, l'itiBilUogh 2. 2nd game N.Y. Mats 4. Montreat 2 Milwaul<et 7, St. louis 3 san Franc:isco 5, Arizona 1 Atlanta at Florida, ppd, oaln Ttlwoday'•Sl. louis 7, Milwaukee 4 Chlago Cube 3, Clnclnn.t:l 0 l'lldlfa- =,. - - - (I.MIU 1.0) • Chic8go C«Do (Wood H). 3:20p.m. a~(-14)o1Cio,.allll 2-4). 7:111....... . 011 ~ 4-5) It P111odo1Piol [T........, 4-t), 7:05p.m. , _ (Ptmy 4-0). N.Y. lloll ( - 52), 7:t0 p.m. -ogh ( - ().5) .. ~ .... 3-4). 7:35p.m. AIIZOnl (Eib 3-2111 Diogo (,Jorws 2 · 5). 10:05 p.m. ( - 1-11 atlol AngeloS (Pall< 4-4), 10:10 p.m. Cdooodo (.......,..,.. &.1) at Sill Franeioc:o (HomandU 3-6), 10:35 p.m. .............. Florida lit N.Y. Meto, 1:10 p.m. Mllwa'*- It Cllic9 c..>&, 2:20p.m. ~at Son Fo•doco. 4:05p.m. Piltllluogh Ill Attlnlo, 7:05p.m. 11f'llllldolpl*. 7:05 p.m. II. Laulo 111 Clo,.aoell, 7:t6 p.m. Aotzcna at san Diego. 10:05 p.m. Houlton at Lao Angateo. 10:10 p.m. -r'·- Piltllluogh II AIIIU, 1:05 p.m. RoridaatN.V. Meto.I :IOp.m. St. ~ II Clnclnnoll, 1:15 p.m. Montreal at Plllodotphla. 1:35 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago c..>&. 2:20p.m. ColoiBdo 111 san FranciSCO, 4:05 p.m. Houston at loa Angelos. 4:10p.m. Arizona al San Diego. 5 p.m.· Philadelphia 6, Pi11sbolllh 5 NBA from Page 11 . where he scored 42 points earlier this season to set what was then a career-hi gh, AUen was in a groove all night as he shot 15-for-24 overaU and 7for-11 o n 3- pointers - several of which came after the Sixers got th ei r deficit down . to I 0. points. On defense, .Allen helped cause Iverson to miss 11 straight shots at one point. "I love this gym," Allen said. " Playing ag.tinst Allen brings out the best in me." Milwaukee's "Big Three" of Allen, Glenn Robinson and Sam Cassell scored the Bucks' first 30 points, and Milwaukee held a double-digit lead for 39 of the final 43 minutes. Robinson finished with 16 points and Cassell had 14 points and 11 assists for the Bucks, who won despite going to the free throw line only six times and being outrebounded by 11. rnade only two fn;c- (hrows, the fewest ever in an NBA playoff game. The main reason for the Bucks' lack of free throws - . Philadelphia, by comparison, was 24-of-30 was the shooting prowess of Allen , who also had six assists and six rebounds. On four separate occasions · when the. Sixers got wi\hin striking distance, Allen killed their momentum by hitting from the perimeter. Aaron McKie had 21 points and Dikembe Mutombo added 18 points and 20 rebounds for the Sixers. The Bucks cooled off in a major way in the second quarter, missing 12 consecutive shots. · But the 76ers trimmed just seven points off their deficit over that 5 112rninute span and the Bucks held a 49-37 halftime lead as Allen had 20 points. "I think the series just began," Karl said. "I always said a series doesn't begin until a road team wins." --· - - ... - • N.V. IIoll11 , - 3 San Diego 3, Arizooa t Mil\vauk~o TEMPO • 22 T-e.y Qll 22 .522 tiZ 2 20 20 25 24 B I ilae Pet. L 2e t3 :M 33 w L Clllltllftd 10 t4 30 -Ciy 21 18 15 t4 23 CHclgD 2e 29 w 33 22 20 17 Seot11e ()oldand .565 .see .478 .213 4 13 Qll .112 .882 .477 .3!11 .341 L 12 23 25 ,..,. .733 .... .489 9 13 15 G8 , 13 29 . •370 16 liZ TWc:du •dl(a Cllmel Suttlo5.M.,_4 Baltimore 1 2 , - - 5 N.V. Y - 7. - 3 -...s4.-3,10innlnp Tomn101, c::r.: While S<>x 6 T - Bay 10, - · 6 Kanou~1111 ·- N.Y. Yonkeel 2, 8os1on 1 Cllleago While Sox 3. Ton>nto 1 Texaot. Taf11>1 Bay3 BaltimOre 6, -helm 4 C.VoWodi,Detroll5 Folday'o Toronto (loallll 4·4) a1 Boston CNomo •· 3). 7:05 p.m. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The San Diego Padres haven't had this perspective since their World Series year. With Ryan Klesko once agam leading the way, the sutprising Padres broke ,a fim-place tie \vith Arizona by beating the Diamondbacks 3-1 Thursday. San Diego has won a season-high six straight games and ei_ght o( rune to-move into sole possession of first place m the Nl West for the first time since the end of the 1998 season. Klesko has been·one of the. biggest reasons why. Despite having his 10-game hitting streak snapped, Kleskq walked three times, stole a career-htgh three bases and scored the tying and go-ahead runs. 13 in the series. Rhea! Cormier (2-U) got the win and Jose Mesa earned his 13th save .Mets 11, Ma.r lins 3 Kevin Appier (3-5) struck out a seasonhigh 10 in seven innings to stop his fourg.tme losing streak for host New York. Cardinals 7, Brewers 4 · Mike Matthews (2-0) allowed three hits in six innings for his first career victory as a starter. Rangers 9, D-Rays 3 Alex Rodriguez homered twice in a g.tme for the fourth time this season and drove in five runs Thursday night to lead Texas over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 9- 3. Yankees 2, Red Sox 1 Giants 5, Rockies 1 ·Mike Mussina outdueled Pedro Mar·Barry Bonds hit his major league-leading 25th home run of the season as host tinez as New York moved past Boston back into first place in the Al East. San Francisco lleat Colorado. Martinez (6-1) failed for the fifth Phillies 6, Pirates 5 Bobby Abreu singled· off Scott Sanerstraight time to defeat the Yankees, dropbeck (0-2) to break a seventh-inning tie ping to Q,3 in that span. Indians 8, Tigers 5 as Philadelphia rallied from four runs Wil Cordero homered twice and Juan down til complete a three-g.tme sweep • Gonzalez had three RBis at Jacobs Field. at Veterans Stadium. Cordero, who earlier this year snapped Jimmy Rollins was 4- for-4 with a solo homer and a triple to make him 9-for- Wiseman state bound Cha-Cha . =:.-:..7:::.:2-3)• Delftlit (Hol4-3). 7:05 p.m. . . . ., .• ca.nee ...v. v. ,_ ca u ..... a.--- 1, • - ( t "lla ..t).1olllp.lll. T-(Giynn 1·3)1118altimi><0(- 1• 3), 1:35 p.m. ~ T"""*' (Mic"e!:k 4-3) ~~~- ( 5-2), 1:35 p.m. t at..,., Qoldlnd ~ 3-5) II (Romotol-1), 3 :05p.m .. tltlgomt ClllciMd (....,.. 4-3) a t - (ThomU 0.0). 8 :05 p.m., 2nd gomo _ , _ (W8-.n 2-41111- BaY (W*oo 2·5). 4:15p.m. . cials . lYle-..,.,.. TIMESSENtiNa sTAFF R IOGRANDE 147 Gallja Academy graduates, their cheerir!g 'friends and families tilled lyne Center at the .Univmity of . Rio Gran~ Fri(by night. Gallipolis Cicy Schools superintend!'nt Jack W. Payton :welcomed everyone with a 'hilarious nory about a senior prank, and the GAHS Madripls sang several moving pieces. .The group ended with "Am~­ :lca the Beautiful!' · : "The greatest gift we can . give these graduates are roots .and~· Payton said. GAHS Princi~ Bruce Wilson presented the· honorary awards and scholarships. ' "Wow, now that says samething!" said one tearful mother as Wllson asked for all students receiving an aW21'd or scholarship to stand, and out of the ;147, 63 were proudly on their GRADUATES- Gretchen Craig, Morgan Davies, Jill Bickle and Natalie Burton celebrate .with hugs. feet. laughter and tears as they prepare to enter the adult world with their new Gall Ia Academy High School diploma. (Krls Dotson phOto) PIZIIIIIIGAitS.M .Ciisaster status Move made wseek reliif. fonds ftom srute BYTIMES-SENTINEl ""'"''• Rw··n• STAFF Gallia ·County commissioners signed a proclamation . Thursday asking for the allocation of disaster relief funds through the Ohio Emergency Management Agency. Heavy rains and winds, beginning May 18 caused and undetermined amount of damage to roads, homes and businesses throughout the county. Preliminary damage assessmeno; are not yet complete, bu't county Emergency Management Director C. Michael Null said the southern end of the county .has reported the most damage thus far, including Greenfield, Walnut, Perry, Green, Harrison, Guyan, and Ohio townships. "We are hoping that with this declaration it will not only help townships with their damage, but also help bring in some programs for private citizens who •uffered damage," Null said. "This is not Ft:,MA. We will not get any fiiitds up .61Jtt. With a declaration lilte this, if we are ~ \\'\! wflt be reimbursed up to 75 percent of the repair cosll • for road< and culverts and such." Null is confident funds will be allocated, because of the scope of the damage. · "Gallia County is not the only county that received damage from that band of storms," he said. "Hocking. Jackso.n , Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties have also expressed interest in applying for state funds. "Right now I am waiting on township trustees to complete detailed site estimates. It is a long process, but this is the first step in recovering monies lost due to the severe weather." · In Walnut Township, trustee Wanda Hively said the damage is bad. SAR .:~wards recogniZe accomplishments ," t" ' ' ., IY CHAitr.bl HOSRJOH- ' . . • · dl!um. '• r· ST~ 'i, ·' The S.A.R . Meritorious Service : PQ~ROY· - . RecogDi,jnll: the A-..yard ";as presc!'~t~d1 t/t.UJthe Rt~. ~c:~~en~-:--· ~f-~a .· law ~ jijil.,es "H~!ma , of -0a~ ::;ro~ . h1s enfbtte111ent oiB(iab and the ·com- many dedicated yeats as cliaplam of munitr ~rvice of residents Thursday Ewings Chapter and his work on the highlighted the annual awards pro, Festival of Flags at Oak Hill. gram of Ewings Chapter, Sons of the . )?at Holter of Five Points and ·American ·Revolution at Meigs Mary Powell of Pomeroy were both Museum, awarded the S.A.R. Medal of AppreThe awards are · part of the ciation for their extensive work on National Sociery's program of rec- the Chester Courthouse restoration ognizing outstandin~ citizens in spe- ~roject . .Both women : then gaye cific categories. · mformat1on on the proJect from tts President James H. Lochary con- ~nception and told of their upcom- PRESENTING COLORS - The color guarq of the Point Pleasant Chapter, West VIrginia Society of the Sons of ducted the.cereniony, which opened mgJuly 21 grand _opemng, as well as the American Revolution, participated Thursday In the with the posting of colors by the ~orkshops for chtldr~n on harmon- annual awards ceremony of Ewings Chapter at Meigs Point Pleasant Chapter S.A.R. color IC~, chen, and clo~'iP'ng .. They al.so Museum. In the group presenting the colors were from guard attired in Revolutionary War spoke of the Ohto b1centenmal · the left, Cmdr. B. George Lamp Sr., Finlay Coles, John Sauer. and Robert Long. P11111 ... IAI. AI dress and accompanied by fife and . . ,SENTINEL. NEWS PIMH HI DIHitlr, M veterans preserve past Brand New 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Sedan 118,950* 119,850* • V.. flam Air Powlll' • Power Wlnclowal Lockl •3800V-6Power • Powlr $eat, Wlndowa I Keyleta Entry, TUII Crul:ll4} Sytlem, Keylel1 - ..-, ~ Brand New 2001 Chevy S.Serle1 LS Exl Cab 15,550* 1 Automlllc • Air Cond., Aluminum Wllella CD System, Tilt I Crulle • 1300 V-6 Pc ,.,,., Brend New 2001 Chevy S.Serlea ZR2 LS Ext. Clb 4x4 120 I llrlncl New 2001 Sllvlnido Eltlndld cab 4 120,95 150* . • Auloritatlc, •l'.lr Cond. • Keyltll Entry, CD Syatem • Totally Loadedl • 5300 V-8, Automlllc • App.Pkg., Locking Olfl. AM/FII C..., nit I Brlnd 11112001 a., IMido El!nW Clb 4Door 414 121,550* • Vorlac V-8 Power • Automlllc Air Colna'ldillllllolonnlng AloWM Stereo, nn ' 8v PAM Wruw.ON serving their country. TlMES.SENTlNEL NEWS STAFF · Harold Kem of PQint Pleasant POINT PLEASANT , was on board the U.S.S. West VirMemorial Day is a time to reflect Sirua during the' Japanese attack on the lives that have been lost on Pearl Hatbor. • protecting the freedoms we enjoy, · "It was 8:05, December 7, · today. · 1941, I'll never forget it;' Kent ' Some of thos.e left behind said. "I had been on watch and ·asreed to ihare their stories of . was · at the breakfast table. They Hl(llr:701 Low: SOl Details, A3 calendars (!usifieds 2000Chevy Cavalier Sedan 2000 Oldsmobile AJero 2000 Buick LeSibre · .Coupe Or Sedan Cuatom Sedan 2000 Chevy .Bluer LS 4 Door 4ll4 ,850* 2000 Oldamoblte Bravlds 4 Door AWO Cornia Editorials · O~jtyaries Sports Stoc!cs ' REMEMBERING - Art Eads, Jim Craddock and Harold Kent, all United States military veterans, share some of their memories of service at the Mason County Action Group Senior Center. (Pam Williamson photo) interrupted my breakfast! The ship weighed. 32,000 tons and ·bucked like a bronco every time something hit it." After the third order to abandon ship, Kent 'and fellow crew members went 9Ver the side aild swam to nearby Ford Island. PIMH ... Vftrrsns, AJ IN REMEMBRANCE , . . ' - Dave Drtimrnend of VFW Post 4464 was one of 15 veterans who withstood heavy rains Thursday to place flags on the graves In local cemeteries. They have distributed close to 500 flags on the graves. "If we missed anyone, please call us (446-4464) and we'll be glad to give you a flag. We have plenty,· said Tony Merola. The G!lllla County Veterans Service Office has made the final preparations for this year's Memorial Day activities set for Monday. This year's parade marshal and guest speaker Is Sgt. Maj. R. Keith Jeffers, U.S. Army retired. The parade starts at 10:30 a.m. at Spruce Street and Second Avenue and proceeds to the Dough, boy In the city park. A memorial service begins at 11 a.m . There Is a flyover scheduled by the 178th Fighter Group from Springfield. Anyone wishing to particIpate should be at the corner of Spruce and Second Avenue no later than 10 a.m. Questions may be directed. to the Veterans Service Office at 7 40446-2005. C4 ' 02-7 inad .M A6 B1·8 •Automltlc . •.Air Conditioning • AMIFM Cauette .., . CHIVIOLII <ZI OldsmObile. . SSISSSUIIIIIS' WIUN-· lntere~ted in a,rewarding experience this summer? .,. Consider volunteering at the Hospital! HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER For more information . on junior volunteer opportunities, (740) ,, y ,, • Attention . ..nsl . . • Ta181, Tags, 11tle Fees e~ra . Rebate include<lln sale p@ of new vehicle listed w!ltft applicable. "On approved credt. On selec114 models. Not responsible lor JypOgraphlcal emn. Pr1cel Good May 23AI Through May 27th. . • . 1.]5 5 Vol. J6, No. J 5 GAHS graduates 147 seniors _,.,_ shots in the second and fourth innings off rookie Victor Santos (1-1) to help the Indians rally (rom a 3-0 deficit. . Dave Burba (7-2) improved to 8-2 m 12 starts ag.tinst the Tigers, allowing a sea-. son-high I 0 hits and four ,runs in 5 2-3 innings. Bob Wickman got three outs .for his eighth save. · Orioles 6, Angels 4 Jason Johnson (4-2) allowed three runs and eight hits in seven innings at Camden Yards, and rookie Jay Gibbons snapped a 1-fof-19 skid with a three-run homer. Cal Ripken had two hits and an RB! for the Orioles, who have won three straight. White Sox 3, Blue Jays 1 Kip WeUs (I-I) allowed five hits in six innings as visiting Chicago stopped an eight-game losing streak. · Ray Durham and Jeff Liefer each went 3-for-4, and Keith Foulke pitched a perfect ninth for his eighth save. Chris Carpenter (4-2) allowed three runs - one earned - and I 0 hits in · eight inni~gs . mt G.rllipoli'> • Ponwr oy • pt_ Plea\ant • May 21. 200 J Ohio V.1lley Puhh'>hin).; Co CHcogD- S<>x (8uohote 1·3) 11 Datn>it (MIIcld 3-4). 5:05p.m. s.iattlo (Sete 6-0}at KanU& Cly (Meed1·5). 8:05p.m. a homerless streak of 257 at-bats, hit solo • tmes - ~<-5-2)atMIIo- 1-2). 8:05p.m. . . .( - 3-4) ott<IIWUCiy CJiold!oll4-4), 8:05p.m. loooo*>at-. 1:05p.m. N.Y. Y - Ill~. 1:05 p.m. AnahoinatTompaBiy, 1:15p.m. Te- at Baltimora, 1:35 p.m. Ooldand atM.......,... 2:05p.m. Seottlo at Kansas Clly, 2:05 p.m. Chicago Whi1e S<>• al Detroit, 8:05 p .m Plan·for success • -~H)•T-Bay(~ 3-4). 7:t5 p.m. (ua,o MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP . doin'the (IWlOn* 3-21• B II' '"' ~· -~. 7:05p.m. ILY. -~- (tloiMI dw D-41 Ill 7\an ........ MONEY • Discover the Holzer Difference. 446~1056 • . 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