https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f694ffb5ccc47fc87ff15857a4c4f60.pdf 7471cd0cad1d7c664a741749f2182218 PDF Text Text .• NFL CAMP STEELERS CAMP ROUNDUP The Miami Dolphins know how dominant their defense is, and they want to keep it that way. The Dolphins took another big step toward shutting down opposing offenses for years to come, signing All-Pro defenSive end Jaspn Taylor to a six-year, $42 million contract Monday on the eve of traini.ng camp. "~ 1e're trying to keep our nucleus together," Miami coach Dave Wannsredt said. "Most of these guys are 26 or 27 years old and just getting into the prime of their careers.'' Taylor, 26, had a career-high 14 112 sacks J.,st year for the AFC East champions. He was chosen for the All-Pro team and vo ted a Pro Bowl starter, both for the first time. "You 're talking about a player in the early stages of developing into a dominating player in this league,"Wan nstedt said. Taylor's contract rep la ces the one-year, _$5.39 million deal the Dolphins tendered him m February, when he was designated their franchise player. The long-term agreement further ensures the stability of a defense that ranked third in the NFL last year in points allowed. Six veteran starters are under contract through at least 2003: Taylor, linebackers Zach Thom~s and Derrick Rodgers, tackle Daryl Gardener, and cornerbacks Sam Madison and Patrick Surtain. ~1iami also "signed four rookies, including Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel, the sixth.JDUnd pick; No. 2 choice Chris Chambers, a wide recetver from Wtsconsm; and Flonda State running back Travis Minor, a third-round selection. Patriots Running back Robert Edwards, ·w ho severely injured his knee in a beach football game at the 1999 Pro Bowl, flunked the team's conditioning test, falling :i second short at the end of 20 straight 60-yard dashes. Edwards said he failed because he was nervous, and wants to try again. But he was placeci on the team's physically unable to perform list, kecpinr, him out at the start of training camp. Also, New England signed first-round draft pick Richard Seymour to a six-year deal for $14.3 million, including a $4.8 million signing bonus. The 6-foot-6 defensive linemen played tackle and tnd and started for 2 112 years n Georgia. The Patriot5 hope he can start as a 'rookie. short-passing attack that tjnished last in the NFL. Panthers Carolina released veteran defensive end Chuck Smith, who played in only two games last season because of arthritic knees after signing a five-year, $21.5 million contract. Wide receiver Patrick Jeffers, co-- holder of the team record for touchdown catches, says he's concerned abou t persistent swelling in his left knee. Jeffers missed all of last season after injuring the knee in training camp. Lions Detroit. agreed to terms with three draft picks, including :irst- round tackle Jeff Backus. T he Lions also announced agreements with center Dominic Raiola and defensive tackle Shaun Rogers. Backus will receive $6.6 73 million over five years, with incentives that can bring the contra·ct's value to about $8 million. Bears· Wide recei·:er Bobby Engram, who tore up his right knee in the third game of last season, worked out and said he's finally. ready to come bJck. Engflm led C hicago in receiving in 1998 and 1999. · Bills Buffalo released free agent rookie quarterback Tim Hassel beck, bitther of Seattle starter Matt Hassel beck, and cut punter Pat Pidgeon . Packers Green Bay signed wideout Robert Ferguson, the team's second-round draft pick out of Texas A&M. With a recent dropoff in production from top receiver Antonio Freeman, Ferguson will likely need to contribute quickly. LATROllE, Pa . (AP) - Mike Mularkey has tried to avoid using the term "simplified" to describe the Steeiers' new offense since replacing Kevin Gilbride as offensive coordinator. Now Mularkey wishes the subject had never been brought up. "I think the simplified thing has been blown out of proportion," he said. " It's not going to be a vanilla offense, [ can tell you that:· Gone from the offense are most of Gi!hride's read routes, which required receivprs and quarterbacks to read defenses on the fly. But Mularkey said the offense is not so simpie that it will be an open book to NFL defenses. "I think people are reading it the wrong way - that it's a simple offense," Mularkey said. " It is easier for the players to perform, but we're going to do some things that we have not done here, even when Chan (Gailey) was here." Gailey was the offensive coordinator in 1'997 when Kardell Stewart had his best season as a quarterback and the Steelers reached the AFC Championship Game. Gailey capitalized on Stewart's mobility, taking him om of the pocket to pass or run . Mularkey is reviving those rollouts and bootlegs, and has added plenty of pre-snap shifts and motion . Before nearly every snap, tight ends, fullbacks and wide receivers shift simultaneously, along with another player running in motion. The defense must react up until the ball is snapped, something the Sreelers hope will catch them off balance. "It gives defenses complications," Stewart said. "When you're stale and just sitting there, they can do what they want to do. They can dictate. Now, we're going to be the guys with the opportunity to dictate." The New York GiantS went to the Super Bowl last year using a similarly fluid offense. They also used it to beat rhe Steelers 30-10. · But the Steelers say their offense is unique, •nd not a carbon copy of the Giants' strategy last year. , "Coach Mularkey has put together his scheme over the course of time," said defensive coordinator Tim Lewis. '.'I don't know if it necessarily came from the Giants. In his mind, he's carried this playbook with him for a number of years." . Players say practicing against the new offense is also preparing them for anyone who uses a lot of motion before the snap. " It's good' to see it now so much in practice . because it takes some time to get used to it;' said strong safety Lee Flowers. "Qur offense is doing a great job with it. They're going to catch some teams off guard, particularly in this division where you don't see it that much ." Mularkey said he was hired to bring a new look to the Steelers' offense and he believes that's just what he's done. . "We are going ,tb be a physical bunch," he said. "But also,, we want to be a fast offense, and I think getting away from that thinking process and becoming reactors will help in that regard." The Spartans made things interesting in the ninth inning. Nick Dioguardi singled and Wayne Dicken walked. Guinther then walked to ioad the bases with two outs. Jason Page II McCumber then singled in a pair of runs, gle to score Dettwiller, and Jeff Brown · and Tyler McLead followed with a Clouble. laced a single to score both Skinner and WarStickel walked. to load the bases and Warren ren for a 4-0 lead. came in to pitch. Warren struck out the final The Spartans came back to cut the lead in batter looking to end the game and pick up half in the bottom of the fifth, Chris Kidder the save. singled and one out fater Justin Guinther just Gibbs picked up the win with help from cleared the . center field fence for a two run Warren. The two combined to scatter 10 hits, home run. walk three and strike out eight. Brown led Meigs scored four big runs in the tc·p of Meigs with a home run and two singles, Warthe seventh inning to take an 8-2 lead. Detren added three singles, Drew Bush, John twille.r walked, and moved up on a passed Stanley and Andy !)avis all added singles. • ball .Warren walked and Dettwiller came into Guinther was the losing pitcher, with help score on another passed ball with Warren from McLead. Guinther had a home run and moving to second. Brown then slammed a a single to lead Athens, McCumber and Diono-doubter to dead center field for a two run guradi each added a pair of singles, McLead home run . and Stickel each had a double, Dicken, Kidc Meigs made it 9--2 in the eighth inning, der and Brunton each had a single. Worren singled and Brown walked. Warren Meigs will meet Lancaster Tuesday at 5:30 then came into score on a fielders choi~e otT p.ni. at Beavers Field. the bat of John Stanley. Legion from Bengals Darnay Scott, wlw missed all of last season with a leg' broken in training camp, worked out and said he's ready for a big season. " I hope some people think I did lose a step," Scott said. "They'll realize they're w&lhg when FIRST DAY ON THE JOB - Panthers' rookie I run by them." QB Chris Weinke throws on the first day of Scott is Cincinnati's fastest receiver. Without camp. (AP) .him last season, the offense evolved into a lucas wants The Dream HOTJSTON (AP) Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Lucas says the team will exhaust all iiS options to try to sign free agent Hakeem Olajuwon. Olajuwon has spent his entire career wi!h the Houst.on Rockets. His S16.5 million contract with Houston expired at the end of the season. He originally said last year would be his last but has since changed hts mind. "I know that there are several teams that have an inter- Meigs County's ·Wednesday Warren from tick~ts CONCEALED WEAPONS go on sale Group Bv C1w1t!N£ HOERJCH talking to officials aboot bill SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - . Season and membership tickets for the 2001 Meigs County Fair, A\lg. 13-18, are now on sale Season tickets may be purchased from Joe's Country Market, ·Rutland; . Home National Bank, Racine; Baum Lumber Co., Chester; Sugar Rim Flour Mill, Pomeroy; Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy; Little John's Food Mart, Tuppers Plains; Gloeckner's Restaurant, . Pomeroy; Whaley's Grocery, Darwin; H.e len Baer, Syracuse; Dan's, Mid.dleport; Five Points Express, Pomeroy; Reed's Country Store, Reedsville; MeDon. aid's, Pomeroy; Little John's Food Mart, Miiddleport, and Rutland Department Store. The price for season tick. ets, sold only to individuals and not to a company or organization, are $14 this .year. The tickers give gate admission to the fair, free parking all week long, and entertainment and shows, but not the amusement rides. Membership tickets which entitle holders to admission and voiing privileges are $15 and may be purchased from any fair board member or are on sale at , the Sugar Run Flour Mill in Pomeroy. However, the nc ets· are only available to Meigs County residents over 18. Daily admission to the-fair is $6 and includes all the entertainment and shows as well the amusement rides. As in the past, children under 2 are admitted free. However, they must purchase a ride to be ride on the rides. As in previous years, Senior Citizen's Day will be observed on Thursday and to be admitted to the fairgrounds, all seniors have to do is show their Golden Buckeye Cards. Kiddie Day will be observed on Wednesday and children 12 and under will be admitted free until noon and can get a handstamp for $3 to ride all day. The rides will operate on a schedule of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 1 to 4:30 and 6 to 11 p.m.; on Wednesday and . Saturday, noon to 5 and 6 to 11 p.m. Holders of season, mem- Piuse see Felr, AJ . CHOOSE FROM OUR PACKAGES OR DESIGN YOUR OWN! Swrwur Special, .. 3 consecutive days unlimited greens fees ...$99 per persdn° Hotels not included. Available May IS -September I 5 !JtJt.•,, 1WI imlude Capitol Hill, O.nmmr Vaik.'l or l..Jtzl:(u'tJtld. 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REED CHESTER - Lots of natives rerum to Meigs County f£r S!:!ffiEle! visits, _b ut few wear 18th-cenrury cosrumes, or bring a truckful of colonial-era musical instruments and g;unes . - -'l'hen-again;Meig; County llasn't piiJdutce<la large number of fire-eating minstrels, aside from Eric and Susan Danner Scites. The Scites and their two children, Cory and Virginia, GRANDE ARMONICA - Music is also a part of the Fair Wynd Players' act. Here , Eric plays the grande armonica- a unique brought a lot of interesting props for a week- T~sk force will try to curb violence CINCINNATI (AP) -A spe- · cia! team of city police officers will try to stop the violence that has plagued the city this summer. The police division's Violent Crime Task Force planned to go after a new, more compre hensive list of the city's 42 most wanted fugitives, starting Wednesday. "There's a crisis in the city at this time," Police ChiefTom Streicher said. "The~e people, their names ; keep sutracing during these investigations. But people who are out there doing these things are going to find out that Sentinel Details, A2 Calendar Classjfjeds Comics Editorials Obituaries Weather . instrument consisting ·of graduated glasses filled with water. Daughter Virginia enjoys the show. (Brian J. Reed photo) PiuseseeJesten,AJ L-:10. Lotteries AS OHIO 82-4 Pick]: 7-4-5; Pick 4: 8-0-2·7 85 llldare s: 7-12-22-28-36 A4 A3 W.VA. 8!.3. 6 Dally :S: 3-9·5 Daily 4: 4-7-6-2 A2 C> 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. "ut're going to go out and try to apprehend these people. They are committing a lot of the violence. " Tom Stretcher it's over." T he 70 task force members spent Tuesda)l planning how they'll fight shootings, which have increased 600 percent since a year ago. The latest incide~ts Monday night and earlyJuesday left four CINCINNATI (AP) -A driver chasing a sport utility vehicle shot the two men inside, then sped off as the vehicle cra.hed on the lawn of an apartment building, witnesses told police. Both men died in their overrurned vehicle. 1 . Later Monday in a nearby neighborhood, two men were injured in another shooting, the latest in an unumally violent summer in the city. • Price ~ ~re per pe•">On , ba!;ed on double otcupancy and pre-selectt'd hotels. Summer Specl.allnctude ~ unlimited replay at same site. Cart fee charged for all rounds. Subject to availability, Som1 re~trictions m~y apply. Ciarts ami tiJx are not lncludfd in price. Valid May 15- Septem!Mor 15, 2001 . E-mail: reservallons@njgoltcom Fot a complete state vacation guide call {aOO.ALABAMA or visit www.tourallbama.org FOR RESERV~710NS & TliE 71MES 1-800-257-3465 www. rtjgolfcom victims, two of them shot to death •I point- black range w hil e witnesses watched. In Cincinnati this year, 25 homicides h~ve occurred. That's up from 18 at this time last year. Streicher addressed the handpicked group of task . force officers, promising to give them his full support. "Rely on your training, use ·force if you have to and I'll sup· port you," Streicher said. "We're going to go out and try to apprehend these people. They are committing a lot of the violence." SOCIAL SECURITY Leaders cite urgent ~ need -for changes WASHINGTON (AP) - A co-chairman of President Bush's Social Security commission backed otT calling th e system "broken," and members defended their report to critics. As they spoke, dozens of protesters waved signs and chanted in a demonstr:ltion out5ide the meeting site. Co-chairman Richard Parsons, AOL Time Warner chief operating officer, said Tuesday he went .too far when he stated in the commission's preliminary report that the system was broken. " The real issue is the system won't work in. perpetuity" and is "finanually unsustainable" in the furure, he said. In respome to the report's critics, he urged the public to "read the darn thing and form your own judgment." Parsons and his co-chairman, former Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N. Y., also said that benefit curs aren't likely before the systeni goes broke in 37 years. Thae, a promise that is "about as sure as anything is in this life, which is not I 00 percent:' Moynihan said. Two men shot, killed during chase Bay aniJ BeyoniJ.. .3 days, 2 ni ghts, Stay at histori c Grand Hotel, play Magnolia Grove, and Lakewood .... starting at $213 per person Summer SpecMl d~~ Mt ioclude hotels . COLUMBUS (AP) -The Fraternal Order of Police, whose stand on a bill that would allow Ohioans to carry hidde n guns is crucial to its chances, wants the bill to include stronger safety measures and deny permits to people con~ i ctc d of certain offenses, an FOP official sa id Tuesday. The FOP's Ohio chapter has not yet taken an official position on the bill sponsored by Rep. Jim Asia n ides, a Coshocton Republican, that wou ld allow most Ohioans to re ceive a p erm\$ to carry a concealed gun.· . Applicants would have to undergo background checks for felonies, mental illness and drug abuse and would have to pass a gun safety course. Another bill, sponsored by Rep. Tom Brinkman, a Cincinnati Republican,- has been put on hold. That biH would allow Ohioans fO carry hidden guns with few restrictions and no permit would be needed. Please see Bill, A3 SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Hlp: 80s 2 Sections - 12 Pips . ' Toclay's Sports ALABAMA'S www.mydailysentinel.com Meigs fair pass it." Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 cents • July 25, 2001 • Vol. 51, No. 235 as est in him and we're one " them," Lucas told Houston television station KRIV. Lucas, who lives in Houston during the off-season , has known Olajuwon for 15 years and wantS to talk to him and his agent, Dan Fegan. Lucas mentioned the possiBility of a sign and a trade. "We would have to look and see what it would take to get it done," he said. "Obvi-. ously, we don't want to try to rip up our whole team to do Jackson, who played for. Davis at Miami, signed a threeyear package worth $2.56 million with a $533,000 bonus. PageB3 · With Dennis North.cutt ington Redskins, as a starting sidelined with a broken collarpoint for Warren 's deaL bone and not expected back "Every year they look back fot weeks, Morgan could battle at the third pick from the pre- Jajuan Dawson for a starting · b. vious year and add some per- JO centage to it," Clark said. "I'm excited to be here," said "That's what we're looking at Morgan, who had an impressive mini-camp and couldn't right now." I Samuels signed a six-year .. wait to put on the pads to show deal worth about $30 million 1 his stuff. "Everybody can make with incentives and got a S10 plays in T-shirts. I expect to million signing bonus. come our of here os a starting 'Joel is trying to get the best receiver.-! have to come in and make plays." part of that de a!," Clark said. Only four first-round draft Jackson· has already promised picks had signed as of Monday, to do more than that. and with the exception of top After he was se lected, Jackpick Michael Vick, nvne in the son proclaimed himself the top back on the roster and .said he Top 10. The Browns were able to expected to be the Browns' sign two other high draft picks, feature runner this season. wide receiver Quincy Morgan u I have to," Ja ckson said. " l and running back James Jack- can't go in t~inking I'm secson, in time for the start of and-string or third-string." roekie practice. Cleveland's Jackson said playing for Davis veterans aren't scheduled to in college won't give him any report ~iltil Friday. advmtage. In fact, it will make Morgan, a 6-foot-1 wideout him a marked man. from Kansas State, signed a six"I ·have to go out there and •·ear, $5.16 million deal, includ- do even more," he saiJ. J • 'I ing a Sl.56 million ·signing "Because people will look at bonus. The contract will void me and say. 'That's his boy.' I'm after four years if Morgan plays just going to work as hard as I 15 percent of the offensive · can." snaps this season. SPORTS: ¥caster beats Meigs Legion 19-0, Bl Coordinator: Offense·will not be 'vanilla' Dolphins lock up another star on defense BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesdav. Juiy 24, 200~ · Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel • An 18-year-old was shot in the chin and back seat," neighbor Bruce Sheley said. "His was 'in serious condition Tuesday at C hildren's Hospital Medical Center. The other · man was hit in the leg bur refi.Jsed treatment, police said. No other details on that shooting were immediately available, police said. Neighbors ran to help the men in the fatal shoo.ting. " I could see th e back of one man in the back was covered with blood and he was moving.'' The driver wa< not moving, SheIcy said. Montez Taylor, 23, of suburban Silverton, was ·arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated . murder, police .said Tuesday afternoon. The victims in the overrurned vehicle were identified as Lorney Starley, 22, and Clem Turner Ill, no age available. Lifeline • Providing respohse services to the at-risk elderly in their home to enhance their independence, quality of life and peace of mind. ~ To learn more about Lifeline, or to subscribe, please call MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. (740) 446·5056 '1 • ���. Nation • World The Daily Sentinel Lucent cuts jobs, dividend NEW YORK (AP) -· Lucent Technologies Inc. plans to cut another 15,000 to 20,000 jobs from its payroll and is eliminating its dividend in a bid to return to profitability. • The company also said it has found a buyer for its manufacruring. assets in Columbus, Ohio, and Oklahoma City as part of its continuing effort lo streamline its operations. The company will sell its plant and property in Columbus and equipment and inventory at both operations for up to $650 million to Celestica Inc. Celestica will lease the Oklahoma plant. The Columbus plant makes wireless-communications equipment and phone switches and employs about 4,200 workers. The Oklahoma City plant predominantly manufactures switches. Atlantis makes smooth retum CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Space shuttle Atlantis swooped through the night sky and touched down smoothly, completing its mission to install a new passageway for spacewalkers at the international space station. The shuttle and its five astronauts landed on the floocllighted runway at Kennedy Space Center late Tuesday after a one-day delay caused by rain. . "Boy, did we have a really good flight," astronayt Janet Kavandi said early Wednesday after emerging from Atlantis. · The space station and its three residents were soa d~g above the Atlantic when the shuttle ended its 13-day, 5 mtllton-nule journey. The clouds were high and sparse and there was no rain around. A line of showers had prevented the shuttle from landing Tuesday morning. Psychic hotline under fire JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - M!SSoun's attorney gener, a! has filed lawsuits against a television psychic hot line for vio-iatmg the state's no-call law and consumer fraud. · Attorney General Jay Nixon · filed rwo suits Tuesday against , Access Resources Servtces Inc., a Flonda company best- known for promoting Miss Cleo's tarot psychic reading. Speaking with a Caribbean accent: Miss. Cleo appears in .nattonal televiSlon commerctals pronusmg mstghts tnto love, money and other personal matters. "Miss Cleo should have seen. this coming," Nixon said. "It doesn't take a crystal ball to reahze that nppmg off consumers isn't without consequences." Jamboree draws thousands BOWLING GR.EEN,Va. (AP) -About 32,000 boys from 26 countries· came together to scuba dive, canoe, raft and compete for merit badges as they participated in "the Olympics of Boy Scouting." · This year's nine-day National Scout Jamboree in Virginia fearured the largest contingent since 1973, when 64,000 attended 'at dual sites in Idaho and Pennsylvania, organizers said. "This is great. I like to travel and I like to see how other scouts do things," said Igor Guncic, a scout leader from Rijeka, Croat- Page A& Wednesci8J, July 15, 2001. Gl-eenspan says etonomy still flagging.. Banking Committee Chairman Paul Sarbanes, D-Md., citing private analysts' comments and recent published articles, questioned whether the Federal Reserve's primary tool to prod or brake the economy has lost some of its impact. ·The Fed's main lever is to make changes to the federal funds rate, the interest banks charge each other on overnight loans. In an effort to avert the first recession in the U.S. in 11 years, the Federal Reserve has cut this short-term interest rate six times thjs year, totaling 2.75 percentage points. It has been the most aggressive credit-easing campaign in nearly rwo decades. Greenspan rejected the no[ion that the Fed's power over monetary policy has ia. Guncic was one of three adults wpo accompanied a gronp of 10 boys to the jamboree, marking the first time that Croatians attended the American event. · "Maybe we can pick up some ideas - and maybe we can give some ideas to them,'.' Guncic said. Alien hunters seek laser pulses · '• northern Cascade range, though not completely out, presents no danger o( crossing the fire line. · Forty firefighters remained to snuff out small fires that flared inside the litie periodically, said Sharon Sweeney, a Forest Service spokeswoman. Stats: July 24 hottest day . YAKIMA, Wash. 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Before the contest, Meigs Post 128 watched the newly crowned league champions Lancaster received the trophy, and Lancaster proved why, as the home t~am pounded out 17 hits in the contest that was called after 6 and a half innings due to the mercy Southem booster meeting rule. The game was a(s o halted for an hour and 17 minutes due tp a thun der storm. Meigs starter Josh Lynch held Lancaster close going into the third inning after the hom e team scored thre e in the first. But Lancaster scored three more in th e third , and on e in the fourth inning for a 7-0 lead. Post 11 then scored five runs in the fifth off of Lynch and reliever Drew Bush, who was seeing his first mound action since Pony League. Lancaster closed out the scoring in the six inning with seven more rt~n s. . Josh Sollee led the winners go ing 4- for-5 and added five RU!. Gre"ick ad<!ed a pair of hits, including his tenth trip le of th e season. Every starter for Post 11 had at least one run sco red and eight out of the nine h ad at least one hit. Meigs, coming off of a 9- 5 win over th e Ath e ns Spartans on Mo nday evening, had to save its pitchin g, since Meigs will have to play again on Wednesday evening. Th e o'nl y hit for Meigs was a leadoff single by Dustin Gibbs in the third inmng. keys in Cincy.win WHScheer dinic MASON - Cheerleading clinic and tryouts have been set · for those wishing to be a Wahama varsity, junior varsity or junior high cheerleader. The varsity and junior varsity clinic begins at 5 p.m. July 30 in the gym. Those participating must bring physical forms, parent consent and code of conduct. Dress for practice. Clinic will also be held July 31 at 5 p.m.Tryouts will be Aug. 1 LAVAUR., France (AP) Lance Armstrong finished with ihe main pack, about 15 minutes behind stage winner R.ik Verbrugghe of Belgium.• The race from Pau to Lavaur in southwest France was the first of six s~retches that together cover more than 600 miles berween the foot of the Pyrenees and Paris, where the Tour · e~ds July 29. At 144 miles, Tuesday's stage was the longest leg of the three-week event. Verbrugghe crossed the fin. ish line in 5 hours, 16 minutes, 21 seconds. Italy's Marco Pinotti was second, in the same time, and countryman .. Armstrong trailed the winner by 15:07. He maintained' his lead atop the overall standings, with an advantage of5:05 over Jan Ullrich of Germany. • Plumbing • Housewares •Water Service Line • Lawn & Garden • Shallow & Deep Well . Pumps & Accessories • Paint & Painting Supplies • Automotive • Gas Line & Fittings • Tools • Key Making • Electrical • Heating & AC ·. · • AEP Meter Bases • Glass cutting and many, manymore!l Best --- Stop In today and let Ul know howw.can aetve you/ 305 Third Street, Racine, OH 7 BUFFALO, W.Va. (AP) ·Former Concord College football coach Bob Mullett has been named head coach at Buffalo Hi~. . Putnam County Schools Superintendent Sam Sentelle selected Mullett on Monday over long-tiine Buffalo assistant Chuck Elkins, who was the administtation 's choice. Mullett would succeed Vic Ferrari. Mullett was an assistant coach last year at West Virginia University-Tech. Before that he coac hed at three high schools and was coach at Concord from 1989 to 199.8. He took Van to the Class A state playoffi four times and is second on ·Concord's all-time coaching victories list." ' . Lan cas ter, now 23-17, advances to the winners brac ket fin al against the Ath ens Bulldogs on Thursday. Meigs, which drops to 12- 17, will play Wellston on Wedn esday evening at 8:00p.m. at Athens High School's Rannow Fi eld against Wellston, · which lost their opening contest in the doubl e-elim;nation tournament 6-1 to Logan Monday evening . In anoth er contest on Tuesday, Logan had to forfeit to Ath ens due to having only eight players. Logan will play the Athens Spar.tans in the first game at 5:30 Wedn es day at R annow Fi eld. Boone, laRue . RACINE - The Southern Athletic Boosters will hold a special meeting Wednesday July 25 at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria . The meeting will be held to finalize plans for the fair,parking duties and to discuss regular business. All parents and conmmtiity members are asked to attend. Mullett na11ted Buffalo coach Star Supp WEATIIERAT Lancaster drops Meigs Legion back c:fum\tut'e, Cfnc. (740) 949·2291 I 800·542·5400 On '!fie ((T' 740-992-3148 Wednesday, July 25, 2001 Annstrong falls C~EJ ............~aos s.~~=~= Middleport "" .... "".........,ent store Page 81 . a~5-p.tn. junior high clinic will be Aug. 6-8 at 8 a.m. in the gym. Tryouts will be Aug. 9 at 8 a.m. -Those participating must bring physical forms, parent consent ·and code of conduct. Dress for practice. For more information, call Rhonda Sayre 882-2347. Custom Made Indoor Weather At Home. Dress for <£>ummer The Daily Sentinel . ' Tri-County Junior Golf, Page B3 NFL Camp news, Page B3 Diamond Roundup, Page B6 ChiSox beat Tribe, Page B6 diminished. "The complexity of our economy .is such and the way liquidity flows throu_gh the system is such that you essentially get very complex differences in the way monetary policy plays out," Greenspan told the committee. "But at the end of the day it does seem to be effective." •'' Fed watchers have suggested that th~ Fed used to have more levers to .pull, bpt that some of them have disappeared aQd others no longer work as designed: Some say the Fed may have lost its infl(l~ ence over longer-term rates like those for home mortgages, a powet that had always been implied not legislated. Others are concerned that the stock market hasn't been more responsive to the Fed's rate cuts. LOS ANGELES (AP)- Not content to just listen for aliens, DALLAS (AP) - Statistics show that July 24 -which fell qn a group of California scientists has begun looking for them, too. Tuesday- is the hottest day of the year in the continental UnitFor years, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence - com·· monly known as SET! - has focused on sifting through the . ed States, and in many regions it lived up to its billing. The Dallas Cowboys curtailed their practice schedule ill radio or microwave transmissions that stream toward Earth from I all quarters of the universe. By crunching the data, scientists Wichita Falls in north-central Texas. Many Floridians headed tO the beach. In Texas and. Arkansas, temperatures reached .1<lo hope to detect signals generated by alien civilizations. . :· Now, scientists at the SET! Institute, the University of Cali- degrees. " It's hot. It's gone enough hot," s;~id Laverne Roberts, 42; as fornia 's Berkeley and Santa Cruz campuses and the Lick 9bsershe sat in the shade outside her apartment in West Palm Beac~ • vatory have expanded their search to include a hunt for fleeting · flashes of laser light. Using a 40-inch telescope at Lick, they are Fla. The National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C., calcuhunting for pulses as brief as one-billionth of a second that lates that the average maximum temperature in the nation on emanate from star systems hundreds of light-years away. "It's a very long shot, but it's very inexpensive to do," said July 24 is 88 degrees, making it the warmest day of the year. Frank Drake, the SET! Jnstirute's board chairman. Deadly wildfire contained Inside: ... . WASHINGTON (AP) Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Tuesday the economy is still flagging and another interest rate cut may be needed, even as he deflected criticism that monetary policy has lost some of its punch. "Should conditions warrant, we may need to ease further," he said, referring to another possible cut in interest rates. Greenspan's twice-yearly economic report to the Senate Banking Committee tracked the written report he presented to the House Financial Services Committee last week. On Wall Street, bad news about some companies' earnings and revenue sent stocks tumbling. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 183.30 points to 10,241.12. • • TRY THIS NEW HAT- Atlanta pitcher John Smoltz made a rare relief appearance in Tuesday's loss to the Cincfnnatl Red s. (AP) ATLANTA (AP) - When · John Burkett's control abancloned him on rwo fifth-inning pitches, Aaron Boone and Jason LaRue made him pay. "I .was real close to getting out the jam," the Atlanta pitcher said Tuesday night after the Braves lost 11-3 to the Cincinnati Reds. " If I could've kept the ball down, it ·would've made a big difference." Down 4-2, Burkett left a fastball up in the strike zone that Boone hammered for an R.Bl ground-rule double, and another that La'Rue hit for a two-run single. "The main thing is we fell behind by four early, but got rwo runs back in the second," said Burkett, whose ER.A rose from an NL-best 2.38 to 2.51. ' "It's my fa ult we didn't keep it close:' Boone and LaRue each drove in three runs as the Reds beat Atlanta for the second straight night. Jim Brower (5-7) won his first start since April 24, allowing six hits and rwo earned runs in six innings. The Braves' lead over Philadelphia is just one game in the NL East. "We'll have to get the job done tomorrow,'' Atlanta second baseman Marcus Giles said. "We don't want to get swept." The Reds took a 4-0 lead in the first on Sean Casey's RBI ground-rule double, Boone's R.BJ grounder and Dmi tri Young's two- run homer. Brower thought his catcher, Lall..ue, made the play of the game in the bottom of the first. With the ba.ses loaded and one out, right fielder Adam Dunn caught Ken Caminiti's flyball and threw to LaRue, who finished the double play by tagging qut Mark DeRosa at the plate. Atlanta closed to 4-2 in the second on Andruw Jones' leadoff homer and Giles' R.BI double. Burkett (7 -8) allowed seven runs- four earned - in six innings. He is 1-3 in his last seven starts, a span of 45 innings that includes a 2.60 ERA. Burkett had gone 14 starts. without allowing four earned runs. The Reds took a 9-2 lead in seventh off John Smoltz, who made his second relief appearance in three days. Smoltz gave up twou nearned runs on LaRue's R.BI single and Juan Castro's sacrifice fly. The Braves intentionally walked Young rwice in front of LaRue, and each time the Reds catcher delivered . Giles had an R.BI single in the seventh that made it 9-3. Boone's sacrifice fly in the eighth ended the scoring. Brower, who began the year in the R eds' rotation, but pitched in relief from May 13July 14, made his third consecutive start. He lost a 2-1 decision to Burkett last Thursday, allowing six hits and rwo earned runs in seyen innings. MAC FOOTBALL Coaches pick Toledo for title DETROIT (AP) For a quarter century, Tom . Amstutz has been dreaming of coaching the Toledo football team. Now that he's got the job, he's also facing some big expectations. ' . The Rockets and their first-year coach were named Tuesday as the favorite to .end Marshall's four-year reign as the kings of the Mid-American Conference. Toledo was picked as the winner of the MAC West by 36 of 51 voters in the media poll, and as the championshipgame winner by 25 . Last seasou, the Rockets went 10- 1, including a win at Penn State, but a loss to Western Michigan kept them out of the MAC title game. Pruett "We felt like we deserved to be in a bowl last year, and that is going to be a motivating factor for us this season,'' Amstutz said . "We've been picked number one because of the .talent we have coming back, but that doesn't mean a thing. · "We've got to go out and win the games on the field. That's where we ·slipped up last year." Amstutz played for Toledo in the late 1970s and has been a Rockets assistant coach for most of th e seasons since, but that didn't mean he would leave things in the status quo. One of his first Illoves was tc:i install a spread passing attack, a surprise given the return of the MAG's leading rusher, Chester Taylor. Please see MAC, B:J * ••• • ' POINT OF DIS.. CUSSION Point Pleasant's Matt Warner, left, pictured here as he speaks with pitcher Brett Greene during an American · Legion baseball game in June, has been selected to play for the Mid-East Regional All-Star baseball team. (B utch Cooper) Wamer ·selected Mid-East ·star BY DAN POLCYN OVP SPORTS STAFF star team and wil l leave on July 31 to take on players from 17 other countries. POINT PLEASANT How can you to[J vacationing for a week in Hawaii ? · If your nam e is Matt Warner, a senior-to- be at Point Pleasant Hi gh School, you can · Warner, a go to Hawaii and play baseball catcher who against some of the best basedabble~ in ball talent in the world. Warner the infield, is Warner has been selected to the only West play with the World Class Virginia player to be selected Sports Mid-East Regional all- for the team. The Mid-East I team is one of 11 teams from the United States who will join in the round-robin tournament of 30 teams. . To become a member of the team, a player must be nomic nated by a . college coach or professional scout. Warner, who earned Class AAA All-state honors as a sophomore at Point Pleasant, is excited about the opportuPlease SH Wamer, U �...I Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio - Wtdnuclly, July 25, 2001 'Ql;ribune - Sentinel - ~egi~ter C L .A 5 5 I F I E D ..t .....~--RI!Nr--~1 t $35M.to., 740 'Ql;ribune Your Ad, Sentinel ,~..~·:_9_9_2·_2 15 7_ _-=---=-o_r_F_a_x,ro.(304) 77 Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE M. Ail • Successful Ads · Should Include These Items To Help Get 1\">L r "JIll''' 'I All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To In Nex t Day's Paper Publica tion Sunday In-Column : 1:00 p. m. Suoda,v DlspllJy: 1:00 p.m . I For Sundays Paper Thursdev for Sundays Mon day-fr iday for Insertion ~u 1/tk Includes Free Yard Sale Sign!$ . 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(740)985·4262 at: HMNS, 307 State Street, or ( • · Clean-up, Removal 01 Un· Main Floor. 2 Miles From M·F, (740)446-3248 after 1 Bedroom Apartment, Ae· AnENTION Proctorville, .OH 45669 or Part~tlme MLT, straight wanted Items. ·Odd Jobs. City. Grean · Schools, 1982 14x70 Fairmont Town- Spm. Garage sale· 7127·7128, WE NEED HELPI call (740)686·9031 days, no weekends, no holl· Call Steve (740)446-7804 ~ots Of Extra's Call house, 2 bedroom, 1 largo - - - - - - - - - frigerator, Range, A/C In· tiath with neat pump & ale, 2.7 acres, Welch Town Hill, eluded, $289 Plus ·Deposit & 31205 Pine Gro'e Ad., An· $500-$1500 PT GROWING BUSINESS days. Appty In person, Med· Will da house cleaning In (740)446-3784 or (740)448· $7,500, 740·591-4043 or $2700, (937)876·2780 Reference. HUO Approved . cine, Oh. $2,000·$8,000 FT NEEDS HELPI leal Plaza. Ga111polls and Centenary 2885. 740·992.()938. (740)441 - 1519 Three family yard sale; St. Free Tralnind Work from home. Mail· or- Retail furniture business area. Please call after Pomeroy: 1o1 Pleasant 29 acres, Good building Ate. 124 off Bailey Run Ad, 1·866-B07·RICH der/E-Comll)orce has part time position tor 5:30pm, (740)379·2608 Ridge, 3 Bedrooms, 100% 1995 Clayton 14•80 3 br., 2 site, 1 mile west ol Patriot, 5 room downstairs aparlI mile out, 7123, 24, 25 'IVWW.comeworkwithma.com $500+/ weak PT. $1000· . mature individual. Sales 8.11· remodeled , must aan, Make ba., with porch, storage 2808 Patriot Road, Abe ment, also small trailer ATTENTIONIII $40001 week FT. parience and cleaning ab111· offer! (740)898.e793 g~~~~Ot1 rented lot 304- :M-:11-Ie_r,:-:-.,----- close lo downtown Gallipolis AUCTIMAioo;rON AND INTERNATIONAL COMPA· www.futurenow4u .com ty a must. Send resume to 3 Iota In Racine for sale on & grocery. (740)446-1158 (888)872·3671. CLA 528, clo Gallipolis Dol- W111 da house cleaning or · ~·-----=~---, Ji"uA NY Exp",•NDING APART· · . care 1o e ld ert Y· have r 28•60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On· 5658 land contract, (740)992· BEAUTIFUL PIT-FIT $25-$65/HA NO ly Tribune, 825 Third Ave- giVe ly $345.00 Per Month MENTS AT BUDGET PRI· Help wonted tho nue GaiNpo!ls. OH 45631. references (740)446-7499 8.99% Fl•ed Interest Rote, ::-:-~:-:----CES AT JACKSON ES· Flea Market, Maplewood EXPERIENCE NECESSA· elderly, Darst canng Group tor Home, - ' 80 k. US Lake, Augusl 3rd & 4th, RY MAIL ORDER CALL now paying minimum wage, PERSONAL CARE AlOES W111 pressure wash houses, 1·888·928-3426 res R1.35 End of TATES,.52 Wastwoo<t Drive spaces available, also TOLL FREE 1-888·558- new shifts; 7am-3pm, 7am- NURSING ASSISTANTS. trailers, decks, boats, any· AMAZINOWttl .NoCed new Four Lane In Hender- from $297 to $383. Walk Jo 1 9089 spm, 3pm·11pm, 11pm· f'leasant Valley Private Ou· thing. Call A0t1e! (740)446· . eor r · san. City Wator,and Mineral shop & movies. Call 740Cllmp.Otes avaiable (plenty ty Is acc~lng applications 015 1 '"'40)4414238 II Allrollootatoldvorllolng It Needed, Spacial Govem- rights. $175,000 (304)937- 446·2568. Equal Housing 7am, ca117."9925023 olshade) (740)949-2734 Construction Compa ~ · · ••• or " · · ment Flnar<:lng, (304)755· 2518 or (304)54•-••91 . ny for Personal Care Aides and no answer leave message In this newap•PI'I' Is .rv-t Opportunity. Rk:k Pearson Auction Com· looki~ for an of! lee assis- Help Wanted GatNpolls, Ath· Nur&lng Assistants to pro' · 1ubjtct to tM Fecltl'll 7191 pany, lull time auctioneer, tant. Must have e~eperlence ens area.. Floor Malnte· vide home care to residents Will work lor $4.00 an hour, F1lr Houllng Acl o11111 :F;:H-;-A-:farac--:lo_s_u_rea-:-1:-:U:::nle:-o-r Camp 81188 For·Aent On Christy's Family Llvlng , complete auction service. In payroll, purchase order, nance and cleaning Call of Ga111a, Mason and Meigs. will weadeat, mow grass, which makes It illegll to ho credit okl Save thou· Kanawha River, 8 miles 33140 New Lima Ad., Rut.. Liceosed f66.0hlo & West Microsoft Word and E•cel. (304}675·8614 or 1·868- -Flexible Sehedullng Odd jol>s & paint. (740)992· odvonloo "ony sands. (740)446-3570. from Point Pteuant, electric land, Ohio, 740·742-7403. VIrginia, 304·773·5785 Or Full-time, no benefits, start 861.0540 -Excellent Pay 9314 prtfertnct,llmlt.tlc:!nor : . only. (304)675·1722, Apartment, home and trailer rentals. Commercial store. 304-n3-5447. immediately. (740)388·9515 -Mileage Reimbursement diiCrlmlnoUan blOOd an . Final Days. Nationwide In· (304)875-4144 Allor 5pm. E 1i 1 pho Homewolif;ers ~eeded $635 Apply In person at Pleasant race, cotor, rttlglon. HX ventory Reduction I '---':--:.,..---,=..::::::::._ fronts available for lease. Vacancles now. WANJID asy e e ne Worl<, Weekly Processing .Malt Valley Home Health ServtomlNol stolua or nottoool · (304)736-3409 CHEAP d OIRTI 10 No Selling, No E•peri· Easyl No Experience Ices 1011 Viand Street PI BusiNEss . Molgo Co.· One 9.966ac B Clean 2br. Apartment. Rei· TO UY ence Necessary, Full Or Needed. Call 1-Boo-652· Pleasant WV 25550 Ot cali 0PPoR1lJNITY origin, ar any lnt-::!on to Fust time buyers- l'requallty Tract ONLY $13 200 and deposit. No 8726 •--lllliiilaiiiiii""'""'pl Call Elrt. 2070, 24Hra (304)67S·7400 or 1·800· by phone. Call (74P)446· Jtckoon Co.-' Ne.ar Rio arences, Pets. (304)675·5162 Absofute Top Dollar: U.S. 746-0076 for more lnforma!NOTICE! dlscrfmiMtkm." 3093 Grande, One sac Tract Sliver, Gold Coins, Proal· E•~rienced painters need· Loons available good, bad, lion AAJEOE $12 320 Don'1 dela"i Call NJrnlshed 2 & 3 Room sets, Diamonds, Gold ~· no credit. ilankruptcy wet· OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· Galllpotls Forry area, 18 ' ' ' Apartments, Clean, No ed. Must have references. No I' t - - - - - - - : - - lNG CO o d that Ttlll newtplplr will not wide 3br mobile home Nowl Ririgs, U.S. Currency,· (740)388-8048 or (J40)339- come. app 1C8llon eeo Seleope""'n needed : tuml· d b. rr' mm~~ s I "'-!ngly occopt Shingled, on ronlod lot. CMAaliPSuo today tor FREE Pets, No Smoking, Referen· M.T.S. Coin Shop, , 51 Sec· 272.2 fast approval can 1011 tree ture acore, immediate open- you o usnessw peope (304}6 ces & Deposit Required . ond Avenue, Gallipolis, 740· :::;.;:::..-.,..------ 1-866-807.()920 lng, tull·tlmo position. Apply: you know, and NOT to oond rool 4391 75·3889 ar (808)47'- Anthony l.tnd Co., Ltd. Ulllitles Furnished. 448-2842. Full·tlmo Nuralng Suporvl· llfeatylo Furniture, 856 money through the mall until -wlllch It In I-IOHtWHS. (J40)448-1519 sor pooltl0t1 at lht Galllpolll Local trucking, 5 days a Third Avenue, Gallipolis, you have Investigated tho vtot.- Of thO tow, OUt Umftecl Or No Cradll? GOY· - .aloland.cam I \11'1 II\ \ II \ I office of Medl Home Health. week,. COL whankors. OH 9,30.5,00 . No Phone offering. rOO<Ioro ore - Y • ommont Bank Flnanct Only :--;-;'=::;.;:.:::::::.___ Furnished Apartment, 3 ' I H \ It I ..., Suparvlooa all Homo Health ~(J_40..;)c.2_~5_·9-:55 :=7 ::---- Callo. lnfofmod lhtllll At .Ookwood In Barbour&- Looking To Buy A Now raomo and bath, $285.00 otoff, Rtaponlllblo tor tn· LPN'o ;;:::::.._______ Start Your Buslnaaa To· dltrotltnP -Hd ln. ville wv 304-738-3-408 Homo? Don~ Hove Land? month. All Utilities Paid, 91'9 110 u - _ W forcing tho Stoll and Fodor· Socrtlorial pooltlon. But day... Primo Shopping C.n· lhla -•papenra ' ' Wt Colli Hurry Only 10 Loto Stoond Avtphone 1 nu.r ANI1!P II guldtllnto ond olto JCA· Scenic Hlllo Nurolng Ctnttr PlY + commlealon + bonuo. ter Space Avollablt At At· 1¥1lltbla on on tquol Mull oot 1gg5 Fairmont Llh, 304-7311·7286. . ~(J::-4:"0)=;.;44.;.6:.·.::394:-.::=8-~-:::-:: HO roqulrtmtntl. Mull ba 1 tl 11 Pioaot apply Tutldayo i·'l fordable Rate, s.r.;~g Valli)' . -· 14x70, 2 Ill/21th, Eltotlltnl · tOO WO~KI~I NIIDID lloonlod AN In Ohio .and ll~n~o~r ~oo~e~~ at Boltont HAring Aid Ctn· Plaia, Cal1740 .0101 , C Cod . oondlllon. Call Harold ~~~ 0,:1~~y20 ==::.-~~~~~to t ~dVI~ l t ' hunting Coli• I•- Monar~ond Rlvoraldt 11 •7 1hiH,andtull"mtt 1•7 tor, 1312 Ealftm Avtnut, . WOAKPAOMHOMI ••tom· "It crotto, wood WV pp' FomlllorwilhModloara Ill • " th , ruotylt,4bodroom, 11 baoomtnt, "' ••1 (740)385·43117 ~,.. or u Mall o~o,lfn•-~.· , •· lttma. Maltriolo provided. · 'S· l·ln, 8tortIng pay 111 ·00 Golllpollo, Ohio, ~5831. •• -·~· , •now flooring, wlndowo. root, , 40)246·8<11i Apartmonto In Mlddltpo~. To S4BO+ wit Frat lnlornJl· Muot have at 11111 two an hour. E<porltnco Stcurity Cluardl • Tempo· 11000·17000 PTI FT furnace , ctntral air &aepUc. Lot Modtl Cltoranct all. From 1278·1,.., Coli 740llon pkg. 24 hr. 801 ·283- yAra oxparionoo In Homo and ohiH dmorenUal otfo I rory Socunty Guarda tor up F~ll Information Ftncod back yord. 8 ml· 2001 mull go Avo Thou· i22·8084, Equal Hout~ng 4038 HAith. Management expo. Pitut ctll Stephanie tor to tiM monlhl. Mutllle ablt .Am-opp.aam nutt1 from town. (740)441· oandt. F l Homtt ot p::=~~;~=, Opportunlllea. · · rionot praforrld. m(7~~·)448-~~lgomatlon 11 to worl< any ohltt l"'ludlng or 0385 Prootorvlllt. Toll Frat Ill· one bedroom apl. tor rant, AA,A Opportunltyll Work ' motl WHktndo. Mull have 1 111113 ...H 558·0157 d 1 1 from Homo, $500,$1500/pt Contoct Junnlo Cllloon McCiuro'a Rootouronl now olean pollee rocard, good Don't pay ront buy to own. :l~d:C,"(~~o}!:~~::~r In· $2600·$80001tt. Moll Order. 1-800-833-15848, Lut dolt hiring oil 3 IOOJIIont, full or Work hlltcry, rolllblt Iran• MONEY Motivated ou1 of atelt oolltr. Now 1~ Wldt, 3 llodroom. ~-~:=.~ 1-800·8e2-4~2 ·to apply July 27, 2001. part·llmo, pick up oppllce· portotlon, 'alld drlvoro II· LoAN Single family homo ranch, Only I1UBO. Frat Otllvory ., lion 11 locall0t1 & bring oact< conu, Mmo phone and ~ Galllpollo Forry onoo, 21g. & Sot Up, 1 ·1111·021·2~2fl 1 •3 a~roomo Fa,.._ &mall 1br, Apartmont Fur· AM Opportunltylt Work betwHn 9:30am & muol ha'f black aiHI lot · garagoo, owner tlnonclal u .... F n1lhod kltchon LR Baih from Hamt. $500-$1500/pt AVONI All Aroaol To aYy or llftty lhotl. Poy 110118 ol SIIOOMaottrCard, No crodlt ovolloblt, rent to awn ap- Now 14x70, 38r/2bth, only Demeo 30rom 11 ggJMo,, 4% 411 uUI~ea paid tXctPltiOC: S21500·$80001tt. Mall Ordtr. Sell. Shlrlty Sptara, 304- 10:00tn;!, Monday thru Sat· $8.50 par hour, 32·40 houra chock, 100% Approved, lion, mull 1111. $5g,ooo or $275 down ond $18i 78 own, YAra It 8.5% trfo Rtfert"'" Dtpolll . 1~ 1-800·1102-4~2 875-1429, , urday, par WHk. Call (740)86i• 800·277·7188 makt offer. (330)753.6840 monthly, Call Nikki APR. For lilllnga, 8Q0.318· qui~~ ~ 122 3323 1 2674 MOt1doy·Frlday Bam· qr (330)808·0784 (740)385·4387 Ex1. 709. (304)875·1385 ' · mon 4pm tot appointment. ! · OPENINGI J Plantz, Min Mater, Dunn and Harris u•irr age-group titles had a 39. Overall in the prize chase, Watson had the best net score of 31. Finney was second while Banks and Andrew Whited tied for third in the 15- 17 division . In the 13-1 4 group, Robbie Williamson of Point Pleasant carded a 34 for first. Jake and Josh Venoy and Heath Stanley tied for third at 37. Brandon Burnette of Gallipolis netted a 39, just ahead of Pine Hills' Evan Dunn, to lead the 11-12 bracket. Craig Jaggers of Gallipolis h ad a 38 to win the 10under division , just two-strokes ahead of Bryan Harris , It was another banner year of youth golf competition, h ighlighted by close division c hases in the 18th year of the Tri-County Junior Tour. Coveted plaques were awarded to top three finishers in each bracket. Seven-year tour veteran Nathan Plantz of Gallipolis earned the Golfer of the Year award in the premier 15-17 grollp. Point Pleasant's Bryan Cromley was runner-up, while Adam Watson and bank s tied for thi rd. Eric Van Meter of Pine Hills was the 13-14 champ, Robbie William son of HVCC was seco nd, while Randy Sharren and Stanley deadlocked for third . · · NFL CAMP NEWS Edwards knee have better day in Patriots • St art Your Ads With A Keyword • Inclu de Complete Descrip t io n • Include A Price • Av oid Abbre viatio ns • I nclude Phone Number And Address Whe n Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days from :~orne. $500-$1500/pt Immediate Openlnrjs. bile Homo Supply 740-+06. :,;6 www.or>t>.corrVbon- 10':8 Private Party Ads Under $100 4!0 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced ro IIELPWANI1!ll , AAA Opportunity II Work ~ ru:a:~~ I rio 675-;.52;;.:.34.;___ __ _ _ ___,..,.; t.,r.·o_IIELP __w_AN'IID_....I Col lege student needs li- r Dally In -Col umn : 1:po p.m. Display Ads BY FRANK CAP£HART leather. ,_ couditiou, bolow retail. s32 ,000 OVP CORESPONDENT (304)675-3899 POl NT PLEASANT The day was hor an d so were the -r . C 92 Fold Mustang, 5.0 uc, 1rt- ounty unior 130K.sunroot, 5sp, hatch- golfers at Hidden Valley Country Club in back, pw, $4800, (304)S78- the 2001 Awarcb Fun Day of play., o-- tV-r!cfafe.y Word Ads loaded, -rt while, ton For Dralns, Driveways & 100 000 mites e.~~:colleol Walltway1. New 55 Galton ', · ' Drums With lid & Ring, ~ion. $6500. (J40)446$7,00 Each. l&L Scrap Mot· alo Open Monday, Tueeday, 96 Chevy lumina' ~ door ~~!:;, ~· rJ40)245-u6s1 an.; Saturday & Sunday. :..::;::::_______ 96 Oldomobile Cutlass F'l!ltNs!m (740)448-7300 o-_ Clera 63,000 mites $5500 "'---•llV.JUM>iiiiiiOIO.._.I ~lui aile bod, mallress, catl after 5tlm. on week: In the 11 -1 2 division, Dunn won the ' box sprlngo, 5 che81, daya (304)875-8733 avo·labl 1 o-~ $400; Sears 5,500 BTU, seaso nal crown, Burn ette was a close W"Gn..,p'Ho!, :or A:.i: $100. Cell (740)245·9183 97 Fold Mustang, co runner-u p and Justin Arnold· and priYato and shared botara 1:OOpm. player, spoiler, all power, eiiCoilenl condition. $9800 Best score of the day was David • Patrick Johnson tied for third. rooms "'ollable (740)992· Printer llland, oak finish with (J40)448-9278 . 5023 2 lholvos, $30; Craftsman Finney's two-under p2r 34. The GaUipoHarris of Racine , poste d four \II IH II \\111"'1 ba~ sander toble, $10, TRUCKS lis native sizzled all day, c,a pping it off straight weekly first place finishes to ........-.., Saara ceramic 'Whimsical RlR SAu;: 1111"-~~ HOUiOIOIJ) Frog" canlstero, StO. with a chip-in birdie. capture the to-under over runner-up Goons . (740)992"2369 1979 Block ~ord Bronco, · Adam Watson of HVCC carved a twoJagger, whi le Alex Hawley was third, .__11111iiiiitiiiiit_ _. RESI~L HOME 351 modified, 2 berN! en· over 38, while Jeremy Banks of Pine Hills Appliances· AOCO!ldmoned OWNERS glne. A/C, au10, 33>12.50 --------~------------------------'---------------------WIShers, Drvers, Ranges, Tappan HI E~lclency 90% $2500 080 (740)256· Refrlgrators, Up To 90 O.ys Gas Furnaces, 011 Furno· - - - - - - - - Gualllnleedl We Sell New cas, 12 Seer Heat Pump & 1979 Ford F·1'50. Good IMyteg Appliances, French ~lr Conditioning Systems Shapa $1000. (304)773City Mayteg, 740-448·7795. Frae 8 YHr Warranty Ban- 5145 nella Healing & Cooling, 1· .:..:..:::..__ _ _ __ Far Sole: Aecondltl0t1ed 8 o 0 . 8 7 2 • 5 9 6 7 1982 Chevy picl<·up. 250, 8 washers, dryers and retrtv- www.orvb.comlbonnen cylinder, auto, runs good, orators. Thampsona Appil· dependable, $1200. once. 3407 Jackson A.,.. Waterilne Spaciol: 314 200 (740)379-9257 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l ion to the severe knee trauBowie, 28, signed as a free throu g h Wednesday's prac nue, (304)675-7388. PSI $21 .96 Per 100; t• 200 I k.· d r PSI $37.00 Per 100; All 1967 Dodge Power Ram I to~ JUSt one ay •Or ma. agent Feb. I after four seasons tice. GOOD USED APPLIAN· 13rau Con1pr.-on F1111nge 150, 318 engine, 4 wheel Robert Edwards' knee to The .conditioning rest con- with Washington. CES Wlllhera, dryers, re- In Stock . drive, ale, loolla good, runs The rest of the veterans, trigeratoro, ranges, Skaggs RON EVANS ENTERPRIS- groat, must see to app- look mu ch b ett er. sists of 20 sprints covering 60 Chargers including fullback Fred Appilanceo, 76 Vine Straet, ES Jackson onto 1-80(). ott, uklng $3900 080, The Patriots running back Cal 740-448-7398, 1·888· 537•9528 • ' (740)992-6824 or (740)592· yards each. On Tuesday, he LaDainian Tomlinson's bar~ McCrary, report Thursday, '8111-0126. iijft.;;;;;;;;;.~BuliJ>JNG~---..., 3176, leave mesoage. passed a · conditioning t est dd e ~c h of them in 8 secon<.ls gainin g position with the San and the full squad holds its Main Street Fumitura SUPftJEs l1gs9 Dodge Ram van, Tuesday after failing it tb e or less, the target · set by the Diego Chargers jl<St got a first prac ti ce Friday. (304)875·1422 Lw--iiiiiiii;;._.l. B250, $2000 OliO, day before and was cleared to coaching staff. On Monday, whole lot stronger. . 515 Main Street, POint ~ (561)868-0749' The Chargers would like Pleasant Block, llrtck, oower plpas, F-~ F Good C . practice. he needed more than 8 secWhile Tomlinson .is hold- to make Tomlinson their 0 00I· wtndawa, lintels, etc. Claude 82 ~· . 100 Ed d N E J d' Winters, Rio Grande, OH tion. (304)675-6514 war s, ew ng an s onds to complete several of ing out, the Chargers are featured tailback, . but his . New &Used Fumltllf8 New 2 Piece llvlngroom Cati740-245-512L 85 Ford Ranger, 5 speed, 4 first-round draft choice in the sprints , runmng out of running agent and t h e Chargers Suites, $399. Buy, Sell, cylinder, goad candlllon . 1998, has been trying to get Trada, · According to Edwards , b2cks. appear far apart in contract ~ Valve loll, new Ignition sys· back into the NFL since being overanxious was his Naw And Used Fumlture tam, new alternator & bat· Jermaine Fazande hurt a talks. Store Balow Holiday Inn, tory, new windshield. S925. wrecking h is left knee in a biggest problem Monday, not groin muscle a nd Mukala Quarterback Drew Brees, Kanauge. We Soli Grave Australian Shepherd pup- (740)25!1-8484 I' 1999 beach football game in the knee. Sikyala pulled a hamstring the first pick of the second Monuments And Vues. pies, full blooded, $50 each, V.w; & (740)448-4782 (740)742·2728 . 4-WDs· .conjunction with the Pro The Patriots dished out Tuesday, leaving the Charg- round, also remained Slde·by-slde Kenmore re· Pure bred Aatwolller pupa, • Bowl. some bad news to another ers with only one healthy unsigned _ Tomlinson and trtgerator Almond color Tails docked, shots, Th · · 1 fi Ed . d ' S200 (740)446.7499 'wormed. rsedyto go. Moth- 1991 Fold Bronco, 4.•4.1ull e . InJUry e t war s running back when they running back, fullba c k Terry Brees have the same agent, · er ·& father on premises. size, ..cenent conditloo, In· with nerve damage, in addi- released Larry Bowie, Witherspoon, to get them Tom Condon. SFOKI1NG (740)44H1592 slda and aut, gerage kept ~ Goons . Call (740)245·5560 FRms & 1994 Ford XLT v.e, 4•4 for a season in which he 2· M12 Wlncheotors, full· VI!GEfAIIU;8 · Extend a cab truck AWFM picking up 14 first- place choke (740)742.()101 cassette Player, air, Call only committed one error in votes and 13 votes to win Blackllorrles $12.00 Gallon. (304)773-5614 league play. His junior seathe championship game . It ANnQm; Friendly Ridge. (J40)256· 1995 Chevy 21500 Eld.. cab. son at Point Pleasant, he led was followed by Northern 4 """""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"' 1145. Please leave mea· -whe&l drive. loaded, sage. 82,000 nillos, (304)675the ream with four home Illinois, Bali Sta,te, Central Buy or ooll. Rlvenne Anti· ckbarrlea t le $3 4230 Days (304)675-4853 "When I was the defennity that the World Class runs and tied for the team quea, 1124 East Main "" 81a or sa • ·00 Evenings. Michigan and Eastern SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- a quart, come to carpenter R!:r"'_ _ _ _ _ _., .sive ·coordinator, wideSports program offers. lead With 21 runs scored. Michigan. 992·2528 Russ Moore follow Corpenter Inn signs, ro40· open offense< like our new · ' l18ld tarm (740)898-6no MO'roRcYan . " It's gonna be a real great Although he usually batted Marshall was the overone always gave me the whelming favorite ~~(E~:;;:ooSl Sv.teet GOm. Be,ughman . · opportunity," . said Warner, in the second or third spot, to Farm, Wholesale Only In 1979 Harley Davidson "There are going to be over he still tallied 20 RBI. most nightmares, and I win the East again , pic klots of 50 dozen o~ mor" chopper ~show Bike• . All want to pass tho,;e along to (ng up 41 of 51 votes, Warner has afr~ady (J40)266-8535 1ew Springer front end· forty major college coaches $1,000 lACK 2 Tan Air beaulltul · bike. $12k in .attendance. I'm hoping received several letters from other coaches , Amstutz The Thundering Herd Condllloner, 2 Ton Coil,_! (814)581-·6867 or (304)675' Line Sol, Installed. $2,285. 4178 I'll get the opportunity to college coaches in football said , " Obviously, it is a risk - who have won the con~ $1,000 Bock, $1295 Net to change a successful ference title in each of and wrestling, but he is more Price, Free Estimates. Call r10 FARM I-199=9-:Spo:-n-st_e_r_1_200--C-us· talk. to some of them ." Although Warner has offense, but Chester won't the four years since they For Quotes On Other Sizes. EoulPMJ!Nr tom, Juat serviced. New interested in the letters he II You Don~ Call Us, bike due In August 1st already earned three varsity always be here, and th1s IS joined, were followed by has r~ceived for baseball We Both Mob<le ' Hames Our Spaclollty 1' cat> Farm All Tractor. 1933 (740)379-2766 letters in football for the Big from coaches at Aldersonthe best thmg for us Ill the Ohio Miami Akron 740-448·6308 1-800·291· '!lOdel, antique. (740)446· 78 112 Harley DavidsOn FX Blacks and was an All-Stater Broaddus, Morehead State · long run ." Bowling Gre;n K e n; 0098 on4 SupergNdo, $10,500, at 152 pounds in wrestling and Davis & Eikins, Warner Taylor, who rushed for State and Buffalo.' .16" ScrOll Sew, bally bad, Maaaey Fargusan, T (J40)992 -4D17 1470 yards a nd 18 touchstroller, car ooal. swing. bat mower, $300. (740)379- Ha~oy Davldoon, 2001, last season, baseball is his has even spoken to coaches "Our goal is always to (304)675-2801 9257 • 1200 Cuotom, 700 miles. first love. jowns last year, says the win the championship, in the Marshall University oidras, $10,1500. (J40)368. 2 gravee tor tho prtco ot one Ueed lift truck fortes $26.- 8934 leave mesoage offense "will fit him better no matter where we are, "I Jove baseball to death," program about playing for In Ohio Valley Memory Gar· $75. par sot. (740)379·2757 · than people think. he said, smiling thro .1gh the the Thundering Herd . pi eked," said Marshall BoATS . & MoToR<; . dens, Good location. (740)446-1486 . L1vEsrocK ~ FOR SAu;: • mud on his face after playing ''I'm still going to play c oach Bob Pruett. "We're Having experienced a an important rol~ - it just going to have the same in 1n American Legion base- degree of success in all three 20· 201b propane tonka, bought now, never used, by don'-· & 10 tool John Boat, $150. changes a little," he said. caliber team that we have ball game for Mason Coun- sports, Warner will likely try llerllocue grill size, Oveo1tll Ba -• 1 al• year (740)256·1056 · proleclkln device. $35 lull, old donkey, 32' (J40)446- :-::-:-~·-:::-:---"First, I'll get to catch the had in past years , but this ty Po st 23-140, Playing to play baseball at the colle$25 empty, (304)675:8795 1156 1~ fool fishing boot with ball more in the open field, leagu e keeps getting bet,3 old 1 lraltr,·25HP Mercury motor catcher in the summer heat giate level. 4 Nascer tlcketa, Old Do- For Sele. year ema18 and trotting motor $800 and when I'm running; this ter and better. guaran te~ s that "That's what my heart minion 500, Martinsville double raglttorod spotted (740)256-1056 · . · usually offense will mean fewer SpMdwoy, October 14. Ex· saddle hors&'TW, lleautitul Warner will have the filthi- would be set on doing, play"It doesn't matter who cellenl seale. (740)256· rrwklnge, $2000 (J40)450- 19n Cllockmate skl boat linebackers in the. box." said. 1304 0505 or (740)992·5382 wtlh 115 hp Johnson on- est uniform after every ing . baseball," he you · are playing anymore Two-time defending if you don't have your A game, "Hopefully I can get to the For Seie Copper Wire lor Kid Broke horse, neck rein. gina, $1300, call (740)98541 2 4 division champ Western Warner was selected to the Cratt Work. (304)875-4534 Call 675-7326. Leave mea· .:...:...·- - - - - point by the end of my game, you are going to - - - - - - - - segeltnothomo. 88 19' Bayllner, $41500. All- Southeast Ohio Athletic senior year that I can pick Michigan was the media's get beat!' BQ.205mm lens lor a Canon Malo Lama, part Nubaon (740)286·1394 second choice in the West, League team as a sophomore' what I want to go into." AE1 35nvn camera, $50. goat, Englllh saddle. AA~~ (304)675·8795 ... ' (304)67 ~ ~ . i l\egister Finney posts best score i_n finale ~. ~ 2000 CAdillac Sovilo SlS w8 tor _ ,OfS, Ptu......._ .,_,.,. & • Twin AlvorTOMra now ac· coptlng appllcationa IOf 1 BR. HUO subsidized apl. tor lldtrly and dlsablod. EDit (304)875-6679 · (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• (304)882·3339 '---'------- lHM Plua Security Oopoott NEW AND USED STEEL Required, O.ya: 740-448· 51eet Beams, Pipe Rebar 2668 · 3481 ; E._tngo: 740-387· For Concroto. Angle, Cho1>- 94 Ur1Colo Coolinenlal s;g. 0502 7 101 • 4D-446-0 · net, Flat Bar, Steel Grating nature Series, ~ded, REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS· YOUR AD NOW ONLINE The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 TRI-COUNTY JUNIOR GOLF 111119 Chevy L....,. 20,000 mllel, loaded $13,500 tio, Stan $3115/Mo. 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Canotl AE1 3Smm camera accauorlea, Canon tlaah $20, Vtvttar flash, 120. dlgl· tal flaoh motor, $10. (;104)875-8795 Canon AE1 35mm camom with 1 50mm lono, $100, (304)875-8795 · ·Framed Minors Truckload oalt, groot prtc:f, Sea at tr· vtn•o Glass 5orvlce 1273 Eulom Avonuo, aalllpallo, (740)446-4423 . Grubb's Tuning Aopelra, Plano· Problomo? Need& Tuned? Call Tho Plena Or. 740-448-4525 . :::-'-::--:-:-::-::-:-::-::-:-:-:- Hot Springs hot tub, 6 par· aon, 37 jets, r yoor old, mint condllion S4 ooo (740)446 ' ' · • 4175 Independent HarbaiHe Dl• t - . Call For ProdUC1 Or .....__.unity (J40)441-19e2 "'W""' • . JET AERATION MOTORS Allfllllrad, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call R0t1 Evans, 1· 8()().537·9628, -------- · Matching Lazy Boy COUCh and recliner, Day lied, ond desk, all lor $500. (740)256·1021 toble, IIAv& G RAIN Buck a bale oole, aquare llelol $1 .00 other hay up( to $2.00, round bales $15.00 each 304-675-4669 Ear com, $2.251 buahll, or $5.00 per 100 ground; 400 bales mulching straw, $1.50/bale, (J40)248-5047 Now seeding alfalfa hay, $2 00 bale (740)992·5138 ' Hay & · Bnght Wire Tie Slraw, Veer 'Round Ooliv.ery & Volume Discount Availa· ble, Harltago Farm. (364)675-5724. Flo Auras FOR SAu I Happy Ad Michelin XCH4 2 P195175A14 . Light truck Tires, used about 5,000 mllea on a car $80 (304)875·8795 ' ' :._::::__ _ _ _ __ Are You looking· For En· glnos Or Transmissions? Give Ma Acan At 740-448· 0519. :;Two=':O-,HT:oS:cU~H"'I·_st_ee-:1-:2~00 175170R·13 1lres, $20 per ll~e, (304)675-8795 IIIII""'"':'"-~-~~ j Auro P.urrs & A~ , ~~-..,;Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.IP ~~rlt{~=· !:::'~ Over 10,000 Tranamlsat0t1S, Transfer Casea, 740-245· 5677, Cell: 339·3765. Chromo wheels, 4 lug ., 15"x8" Joker wire whoola 52 1989 chiv. Caprice Claaolc . spoke, Sharp, $250 lor all 5;o Liter V/8 all power vory 4; Amerlcen Racing Center gOO.s condttlon, 11S,OOO Cops. Still in Boxl Thl&lll!l mHH $3500. (304)875·5181 lo no Ianger In productkln. af1or Spm. $50 tor an 4. Call (740)387· 7192 leave message W not 1990 Hyundls, 4 cylinder, at hol'"me-·~--'"'!"-"l 11111 au10. good work car. $800. -~ & (740)379-9257 ...,.........., ~· cama 1.. ro, red, v.e 5 ~ MOI"OR HOMEli apeed, 102,000 mileS, ale, 1995 claoslc Dutchmen, Od player, !•tepa, - r wid $10,000 tl~ "40)992·7739 $3000, nnn. Cal (304.)675.,,. 7973 (after Spm) -------~ ~~ V• . 1999 Startlte 241col campar 1.- ~mora, •~. ~. 5 Only uoed tow limos. brand Speed, 102,000 mlleo, ale, now .condition, loaded, co Player, Hops, power SJ.sepa 7, Asking $11,000. wid $3000. tlrm, Call (J40)245-5100 (304)875-7973 (after Sf'"') 73 Shasta1 20«. moD.IIe 1994 Lumina Euro, 2 door, home with refrigeratOr, $2195: 1993 Cavalier, slave, ohowor, tOilet, brand $2195; 1968 VW Aablllt, now heating and cooling $875; 1988 Jeep Cherokee, unit, $2,000. OBO $2595. COOK MOTORS, (740)2511-1056 ' (J40)448-0103 Open all aluminum trailer lor 1998 Chevy Cavalier, 2 aale, Aluma LTO, 18 h. door, , owner, atandard long, GVWR 7,000 lbs., lranomlottion, 107,600 electric brl!lkea, tandem miles, aslclng $4200 080. axles, 11500 mlleo, I year con ovonlng, (740)2511- old, $3100. (740)949·2217 1565 r ... I .., , I~ \ II I \ BASEMENT WATERPFIOOFING Unconditional llfetlmo guar· antee. Local references fur·. nllhed . Eotoblllhed 1975. Call 2~ Hra, (740) 4460670, 1·600·267.()576. Aogera Wat8!pf00tlng. C&C Gonorol Homo Malnto· nence- Painting, <lnyt aldlng, carpentry, door&, win· · dows, baths, mol>llo home · ropelr and more. For free eailmate call Chat, 740-9928323. :-:-::--:-:-::---::::-::Uvlngalon's Baoomenl Wa· tet Proofing, all ilasement repairs dono, troo ootl· mates, lltatime guarantee. experience. Rtaldontlal or oommerclal wtrrng, new oorvtce or re· palrt. M11ter UctnHd elec· ,lrfcJan. Ridenour EIIIC1rlcal, WV000308, 304-675-1786. 110 Help want11d ER · JOBS S6-S7/HR Easy Indoor work flexible hours full/part Hmehunyl Posmons filling quickly! 1-888-974-JOBS CDG I llngement,LLC Happy Ad Happy Birthday Dad Olarles G. Dill lui)' 25, 1918 In our eyes you were ten feet taiL There was nothing you cou'ldn't do, The many gifts you gave to us; We'll use our whole life through. Oh yes, you gave us many things, Gifts we cannot measure, But most of all you gave us love, God's most precious treasure, "' Xour Loving Family It to with olncore gratitude that we toke 1hlo lime to thenk all of our dnroat frlenda lor ahowlng ao much love and klndneoo to ua during thla diHicu" lime. A apeclol thenka to Birchfield Funeral Home end Poator Lea Heyman. Cecil Frye II I belovad aon end brother and he will remllln In our he.,ta and memorlea forever• ~ .... .tt. -"P;::~~ If :&d·n,(, """' -.u-o~ t'!: ( ( ••~ ~~-~ Nonga Roberta io truly my ''Hometown Hero". She taughl our ochool oyate••lll fqr over 20 )"'UU. She wu a oco•llllll leader. She war·ked Ill al rho Ca11n1y Society thrlft •h••PIII for awr 20 )"'UU• She hu been true friend to a people. She io rnly 1.-ly lady · wb.o Ill will bo 90 )'OUI on july 2S, 2001. �. VJ~dnesday, July Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio 25, 2001 ALLEYOOP BIIIDGE NEA Pf!II.LJP ALDER roo=~-=--., YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE WOLFE HOME MAINTENANCE • NewHomee • Siding • Roofing_ • Remocallng • Garegee •Addition• • Deck• • Home Repair• F ree Estimates & Insured Palnl, Flooring, Electrical, Plumbing All Home Needs -·- Free Estimates 740-949-1521 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 Owner: AtkMeHow Wlll4lllr JGU'rwlrylng lo loll Wllghl. ""1'1 .... ¥-!' .... l o r _ lliolrlllon, .. lull look your ~QH~Bm ~QHH~IIQU •lloolll 'JJIUot• I .... DlfllliiQ •·-~ n , to~~ • Plumbing ·---••II Vlnyllldlnt'. · · · -Polntlnt - Frft E811mates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215. VOUB Lost Wllghl Now ... .... ~will"" boot Quailly Driveways, --- Patios, Sidewalks. =-product~, ,.~ IOftllt.foriWifCM.. 25 years experience Free Estimates Clllyourln~IPI ·~ ..... EliiOrpllol ... Chal11e Wolfe FREE ESTIMATES Mon-Fri 740-992-7599 Sat. 9-12:00 (740) 949-2804 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) All Makes Tractor & Equipment Pam Factory Authorized Case·IH Parts Dealers 1000 St. Rt 7 Soul!l Roofing • Home Writesel MaintenanceGutters- Spout FI'H Estimates 949·1405 591-5011 P/B $300.00 Covemn Starburst lop I 992-3470 IE . . frill IIlii._, ._.,. -MZ.II·-- ._...... 44087 Wipple Road Pomeroy 740-992-5344 HOURS: ...... FJI 8118-1 WV0282120 2t171rropd Public Notice (p111ing en Iron pin ot 130.00 feet, en Iron pin at 243.33 feet) lor a toto! dlatence of 280.00 feet to a ourvey nail In lhe centerline of lhe highway; lhenca along the cenlerllne of the highway north 17 deg. 18' weet 150.00 feet to lhe point of beginning, contolnlng 1.03 acrao, mora or 1111, and being port of 1 51.88 ocre tract deacrlbed In Volume 232, poge 1029, In I he M1 c t 0 ld R!:~~ •. oun y e TRACT TWO: Situated In lroctlon 12, town 8, range 14, Ohio compony'a Purchoae Rutland tow no hlp Melge . County, Ohio and b ol n 11 m o re portlculorly deacrtbed 11 followo: Ccimmonclng at the northweat ·c orner of lracllon 12 thence along lhe north line of fraction 12 eoat 113.001Hitoo'polnt; lhence aouth 1110 ,0 feet to 1 point· . thence oouth 78 tO'eoat1154.0 IMI 'Io o point; thence north 58 deg . 30'eoel 531 .00 feet 10 1 point', thence aoulh 75 dig. OO'HII 250 ,0 feet 10 1 point· ~' t ..':'nce IOUih 84 dig. 30 ""1 341·82 IMIIo 1 oplke In lhe cem.rllne of C.R. No. 3; thence olong the conterllne ~I told hlghwoy lOUth 17 dig. 11 eoat sn ·53 IHI to 1 eplke II the aouthweat oornor of 1 1.03 ocre troct; thence leovlng the hlghwoy, north 11 deg. 21'eael olong u. eouth lint ol uld t .03 ecre lrocl (poeolng on Iron pin ot 38.17 teet ond tiO.OO feet) tor atctol dllllnce of 210.0 IHI lo ·lhe middle of Little Leodlng Creek lhence olong the middle of uld creek, aoulh 31 deg. 22'42" - 1 233.171HI to I point; thence eoulh II deg. 23'45" eaet 2811.61 IHI to • point; thence Ianing the creek north eo dig .. 5r Will (Pilling In Iron pin II 23.3 feat) lor • Ioiii dlollnce of 71.00 IHI to 1 eurvey noll In the center of C.R. NO. 3; thence along the centerline oluld highway north t 0 deg. 32' weet 144.71 lett to a ourvey nail; thence Til fill r119: Cellular -..!& ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Advertise In this space for $25 per month . LOSER ' Excluslv~ .. Mohawk Deal~r · •NewHomes • Garages Public Notice Public Notice ·north 17 dag. 11' weet 283.13 feet to the polnl of beginning, · containing 1.2873 acres, more or leas. (7)11,18 .. 25 (8)1,8 115 legalell and devlaeea namecllnlhlewlllwho do nol waive notice. You are racelvlnglhle nollce u a peroon who would be entitled to Inherit lra'm the deacendant had the daocendant diad lntoallte. Any · action to conteet the volldlty of thla will muet be flied no more thon lour manthl alter the certificate 11 flied ·evidencing the giving of thlo notice. Ill Sandra Lambert Executor of the Eetete of Helen M. Gardner, deciiHd (7) 25, 31 (8) 7 3TC _..:;;,._____ Public Notice ADJUDGED and DECREED that proceedings against the I o II awIng defendanta, to wit: (A) John R. Murphy, loel known addre.. 37131 Stale Route 143, Pomeroy, Ohio 457811, preeent Addreao Unknown; (B) Robert E. Rogare, and/or lhe Unkoown Tronel8reea, Anlgne, Executor•, Admlnlatroloro, Haire and Devlaeee of Robert E. Rogere, and all pereone claiming by, through, or under them, Addre.. Unknown; (C) Chortaa E. .V/R\111' and/or the UriWnown Tronelere11, Anlgno, Grace Academy located at 5331 Stolt Streelln Albany, Ohio are not Intended lo operate on 1 aegregatld boola. The achool doaa not Intend to pracllce, or permit to be practiced, raclol dlecrlmlnallon In the recruitment, edmlaalona, employment, acholarahlplliloano/ welvera, lduc.ollonal program• and athlallco/ellra curricular actlvltlea. Tha achool Ia not Intended lo be an alternallva to court or odmlnlllrallve agency ordered or publiC echool dlatrlct lnltlllld diHgregallon. • Graca Academy will not dlecrlmlnote on the boele ot race, color, or ethnic origin In the hiring of Ito cerlltled or non· cerllftld per10nnel. llrbara Martin, Admlnlltrotor · GNCI Academy (7) 11, 25, 2001 (8) 1, .. 2001 41 Public Notice II THE COMMON ·PLEAS COURT, MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF HELEN M. GARDNER, "DECEASED CASE NO. 31114 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Sherry Lynn Witcher, who• 1 1ddr•u le unknownj you are hereby nollllld lhol Halon M. Gordner dlod on April 25, 2001, ond thol the deecendlnl'a will woe odmlttld to probele by the Probote Court of Melga County, Ohio, Melge . County Courth-. Pomeroy, Ohio 45789, on May 1, 2001. Thlo notice Ia given to all pereone who would be entitled to Inherit from the daocendant had the ducendent diad lnteetate and to oil WI>-~ N-I'<THI~G 1>-l,L RIGHF •CarPel • Complete Remodeling • Hardwood floorlna Slop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES fREE ESTIMATES Phone f304J 6l4-61 00 • Colllloleum Locust Street, Pt. Pleasant 74Q-992·1671 Juat Paat K&K Mobile Homo Pa1k ELITE MECHANICAL li:ONTRACTORS Public Notice fee (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0916 Ollio N••spop•r A,,.odatlon Public Notice Who i s the best singer- songwriter in modern country musi c? My answer is Mary Chapin Car~ pe nter . I saw her iii conc ert on 08-01-97, 08- 01 -98 and 07-0499. The performances w e re wonderful , espec ially c onsidering that Mary . Chapin used to have stage fright . And each was different. Mary Chapin's lyric's are so imaginative. The one closest to bridge is a song called " House of Cards." r In this deal, South thought he had a sound foundation for his contrac t, but a surprise move by East caused a strong puff of wind through the room, and the house of cards c ollapsed. How did declarer fold in four hearts? After a standard Stayman sequence, West . led the club king. Correctly, East overtook with the ace and returned his remaining club. After winning with the queen, West continued with the club 10, declarer ruffing with dummy's heart seven. If East had overruffed with the jac'k, declarer would have ' Public Notices In Newspapers. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. NOTICES OH Jeff Warner .Ins. 992-5479 ••••-1121 Locai843-5264 Tire Barn Fully lnei.lred IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Gordon Proctor, Director Ohio Deportment of Tranoportollon, Plolntlfl, CAll NO. 01-<:V-G35 JUDGE FRED W. CROW Ill v. •Ruby K. Ludwig, etal., Delendonta. ENTRY AND ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION PURSUANT To R.C. 183.07 Plolntlllo Motion For Service ay Publlcotlon Purauont To R. c 113.07 waa flied on Moy 22nd, 2001. Said mollon Wll eupportld by the ~~~of coun•l of record for Plaintiff. The Court linda thll: 111 there 11 oufflcltnt probability thot the aoaertlont and ollegatlone 111 forth In Hid ollldovlt ora true; [21 CIHplta rMaonlble diligence Plllntlll Ia unoble to a~e~rtoln the name(a) ondlor oddraoa(H) of lha owner(o) cil the eubject porllae oought to be earved by publlcollon; and [31 Plalnaff leentltlld to procoed with aorvlce by publlcotlon of the aummon• and petition agalnat thoea partlea ldenllllld In aald motion and ellldlvit. WHEREFORE, It II ORDERED, lk!.i... WELL, ftlt HardTh SropA 'Dont~ 1-304-675-7824 I -800-250-90~7 Residential Commerci•l New Co~lru<liun Sales Senice lnslallation Specializi"ll in Sheet Melal Duclwork "Trane" Sales & Senice For Gallia, Mo."'"' o'nd Meig• Counties Licensed and Insured WV 005176 TREE SERVICE TOP • TriiW • Removal Buclllel Se1rvlc:e Eucutore, GEE!__ LET ME THII>II<. !.. . GH009 • 0 .PEANUTS T~l5 MALL IS ENORMOUS .. : 140W WILL THAT &IRL EVER FIND US? MA'1'6E WE Sf.IOULD JUST SIT 01-1 THIS 5EiiiC~ . AND MOPE SHE COMES 5'1' AND SEES US ... W141LE WE'RE WAITING, I S~OULD !-lAVE A NEW PASSPORT P~OTO TAKEN . who contain 21 Goa lor algna 21 Race clrculll 30· Coupon tlonol 49 When Poria olzzleo 50 ."Eurakll" 52 Compua uaer 34 Nipped pt. . 53 Author Ani[! =.. 35 Brought ~P . by Luis Campoe Cel«l!!ly Cipher c:ryp~oglimo .,. cmtod.hom quotallonl by lamouo l)tOille, put ond Each loner In lho cipher or.ndllcr - · · . ......,1. Todly't clue: I equals P . 'OUFT NGTPT ZH GTRPC ZH.' - . CGT IXZSK CGT TXYTP 'R GZH Z H 0 UFT FRS' H DRHCXT.'- NZBT'H RXTW"RSYTP DGRH .T PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You can1 use up craaHvlty: Tha'molll you use, thll more you have.•- Maya Angelou 0 2001 by NEA. Inc. 25 f)'B taken' the heart finesse~ -THATDAILT Cili'ii'O ,tt.,. .( _ ~~· WOlD ~nd got home. (PlayPUZZUI 01.!.:1 ~QU ~). ~ (,[" >=' GAlli · W est cLOt a stn · g1 eldllod by CLAY I. POlLAN mg . ton king would be ORoorrongo lotlors of tho · ~;~~--....,,.-"'1 four ICramblld words boo way against the odds.) low ro form four simple words. Better is for East to dis c ard . Then, de·- ': . r r-,A_LT'"~T"!·E_VT""~r-l I I 12 .I I I . of .the songs . And John Jenrungs, one of her band, said, "Time is the great gift; sex is the great equalizer ; 1 · th t mys t~;..~s . . . I . ,0 N W U D ,. 1---1-1-r-1__,..,,!,........., ,.......,l4 . • r-,.,S~N,..,....O-r-R---.W--11:·:,' . ·-· "Keeping a budget isn't hard,' I 1 I I the fellow told his bride. "If your <;>utgo exceeds your income, then ---F-A_L_R_O_E_.....,, ~. ~ur upkeep will be your. ___ __ _ ._ . 7 8 A Complete the chuckle quoted 5 6 I I 1I I V by filling in the miuing words L...L-.L--1.-.L--1.---l you develop lrom stop No. 3 below. 1:11 PRINT NUMBERED 3 _..w==~LE~TT~E~RS~·~IN;:;s~a;uA;R;E~S;:::::~;=;:::::;:~=:;::~=;::::; = UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS I I I I I I I I I Mary Chapin 's new album is called "timesexlove," the themes ' puule 44 Unemo- word CELEBRITY CIPHER the king. East exited with a spade. Assuming that West had the heart jack, declarer's next move was cash the heart ace, an d now h e h a d t o lose a second trump trick: one down. • 341 He ran agaln\11 ODE 38 Join the ormy 39 "People" peraon 40 Savor 42 PlctUN 10 IIIII 11 CuHivated 12 GoHer Sam 11 Cenlna'a foot ' 22 Prim ond 24 Lalt aylilble olo =pet . tPI,.. Public Notice Admlnletratoro, Helro and Devleeeo of 37 W•t Broad Slraet, purportedly exerted Chorlea E. Weover, Suite 3&0 and all paroona Columbua, Ohio raaaonable diligence In ottemptlng to claiming by, through, 43215-4132 aocartoln the nome• or under lhem, (814) 41J8.3038 and/or addreaoea of Addrtll Unknown; FAX (814) 4811-1758 the partlee oought lo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and (D) C.A. Kniffin, E-mail: oarvod by Public Notice ~ubllc Notice · Doing Buelnaee Aa mhayeOag.etill.oh.u be publication. Grell Bend The. Court linda Petroleum · Attcimay lor Plltlnllff lhot: [11 there Ia aubelance of the Aoaoclatee, AddNee lulllclanl proboblllty petlllon, ldenllfy lhe BETTY D. Unknown, aholl be (7) 25,2001 •. thai lhe •••ortlono court wheroln oald MONTGOMERY hod by Service By (8) 1, 2001 . Allornoy General of . ond allegation• eat petition wae flied, lhe Publication, onco o forth In Hid effldavlt dote of the filing Ohio week lor two ore true; 121 daaplta thlrltDI, lhe doll by Public Notice conaecullva waako which on onewer lo MARK E. HAYS •• provided lor In raoaona bl1 dlllgonca or othor delenalvl (0005820) Plolntill lo unobla lo R.C. 113.07, In 1 IN THI COMMON IICirteln the nama(a) ploedlng ogolnat uld Aaelalant Attorney ntwepoperolgeneral PLEA& COURT OF ondlor oddraol(ee) of petition muot be Hied, Generol clrculollon within MEIGS COUNTY the owner(e) of lhe and lhe dote on or 37 Woet Broad Street, _ Meige county, Ohio; OHIO oubJect portlee afler which lhe Suite 350 thai the nollce of oought to be oarvacl molter may Ill heard. Columbua, Ohio euch Service By Gordon Proctor, by publlcallon; ond The Publleher of 43215-4132 Publication lhotl Director Ohio (31 Plaintiff lo enlllled auch eervlce by (114) 48&-30341 conuln the Depel1ment lo proceed with publtcallon ahall 1111 FAX (114) 418-1718 oubetance ill the of Traneporlallon, 1 er v 1 c by with thla Court en E·mall: 1 petition, Identity the Plolnllll, · mhayaOag.elllte.oh.u publlcallon of the Allldavli ohowlng the court wherein oald ' eummono . ond fact of publlcallon petition woe filed, the CASE NO. 01.CVo0$11 Allorney lor Plaintiff petition ogolnat ihou and • copy of the ,,- dole of the filing • partlet ldenllll.a d In notice 11 publlohed; thereof, lhe dlte by . JUDGE FRED W. (7) 25, 2001 1ald mollon and which an anewer lo CROWN! JUDGE FRED w. (8)1,2001 affidavit. or other defanalve v. WHEREFORE, It lo CROW Ill pludlngogolnal •ld Unknown APPROVED: ' petition muat be ftlld, Tranoi8NU, Aooigno, ORDERED, ADJUDGED ond and the dell· on or Executors, thai alter which the mllllr AdmlnloiNtora, HaiN DECREED moy be heard. The ond DIYI-• of John procndlnga ogalnet dll8ndante Publlaher of euch W. Devenny, ''Unknown 1 " ' v 1c 1 DaceeHd, and all · bY publlcotlon ohall lila pesoona claiming by, Tranolereea, Alllgne, Executora, with thla Court an lhrough oi under . Admlnlotrotoro, Halro · lhem, et al., Allkllvlt ohowlng the ond Devl-• of John IICI Of publlcollon W. Daven .n y, Del8nclanta. and a copy of the Daceeaed.- ond all notice ae pubtlllhed. peraona claiming by, ENTRY AND ORDER through or under FOR SERVICE By JUDGE FRED W. them" thall be had by PUBLICATION CROW 111 Ser.vlce By · PURSUANT TO R.C. Publication, once • 183.07 . APPROVED: week lor two PlalnUII'e Motion conoecullve weeki BETTY D. Letart Falls, Ohio For Service By ae provided lor In MONTGOMERY Attorney General of Publication Pureuant R.C. 183.07, In 1 Tomato, Peppers To A. C 183.07 "(II newapaper of general Ohio flied on the 24th day clrculallon within U-Pick Beans & Corn of May, 2001, Said Malga County, Ohio; MARK E. HAYS motion wae that the nollca of 247-4681 (0005920) oupportad by iho · ouch Service By Aulot•nl Allornay affidavit of that Publication ahall Generol 43 Amper· he;'' .. :, darer might play a heart to his ace, placing West with the king and jack. Best, , thoug h , · was w hen East overruffed with Public Notice person a PHIWP Mon-Frl Remodeling , · New Add1l1ons 'MHI2-1121 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, ' . . Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home SYSTEMS Top • Trim • Removal Bucket S811'V11:e A.l pul The best BY ALDER • motorcycle seats, boar covers, carpets, ere. 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I llakHIMI 45- lllarp lllnd81111 7 Explollonl 441 =•Ill 13 Sot ol clothing 47 lltumlnalld 14 ROWboat 441 11rook flllrl 51 15 Space IIUIIOilnl Vehicle 54 Grow 11 S.hl~~~~n motara 155 Comp!IW IYIIIbol 17 Walter'o reword ii6 eke 18 ChooM beloved 20 Gum• 57 lllllllry 21 CUI guard 23 Crony 24 Notrwtw DOWN 25 Acqulnt by 1 GNvy ilbor .f7Fenced holdera Above 2 WoHillh 3 ldlll place 31 32 Edgar 4 GllcldenJ' org. Allln33 ..Grim" 581'allrt 34 "90210" lwln 8 Guardlon 37SN oplrH phaaunt 40 take ilyer 8 Jackle'o 2nd 41 • AuctiOn" huaband llnlah ....... . •• • t I 4 OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS liM'S Furniture stripping & refinishing PM NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL • SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER . TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT 89.5% ACROSS t KQI ..... KEEPS THE convenible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, 740-985-3948 Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 DELIVERY AVAILABLE 9Q lt73 IIIII.ROR TECHNOLOGY 140-992-5232 28670 B11h1n Road to 10' X 30' I 33795 HiiArut RJ. Pommy, Obio 74D-88S·ol281 740-949-2217 . Sizes 5' x 10' . METAL CULVERT GEOTEXTILE 1 REBAR & REWIRE • Q J 71 WINDOWS HEAT GRAVEL SAND LIMESTONE TOPSOIL DIRT •: .,. .... KENSINGTON : • HELP SeH·Storage Roelne, Ohio 4S771 CONCI£1F/BLD<I(/BIICK ~CAN ~~~ Highll Dry COIITRACTORS, INC. • Foaten, Wallo, Stepo • Flat Work, Replacementa, • Wolks l.d Drives • Stendl · Cnte Free Estimates S.rvlna Ohio ond W.V. WVMI3171Z CONSTRUCTION PR'OJECT? 9-4:30 s••,.,. Ohio 45nt • Gravel Sand • Topsoil • Fill Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Services Down ~I Pomeroy, 01 •io 8 COMMIICW. ad IBIDEIIIIAL Howardl. R~elne, Paying $10.00 per game Racine Mower Clinic Murray, MTD, Echo, Oregon ' open Hill•• Self Club On Thur8daye · All:30 p.m. Main Street SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER OOCV033 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK, AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 11-1·1111, SERIES 111fio 2 P~fNTIFF VS. CRAGE BROWN, et II DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In purauance of an Orcler of Sale to me directed from oold Court In the above entitled ocllon, I will expoeo lo oale ot public aucllon el tho Courthou.. on Auguet 21, 2001 at tO:OO o.m. of 11id cloy, the following dMcrlbld rHieatote: ~ ollhlga, In lhl Stole of Ohio, ond In tho Townllllp of Rullond ond llounded ond dMcrlbld 11 followo; TRACT ONE : lltueted In Froollon t 2 , - I, ronga 14, Rutland Townehlp, llelge Counly. Ohio, and being more paftlouillly dMcrlbld u lollowa: l•llnnlng at the northweat corner of lroatlon t2; thence - • 113 leet olong 1M north line of uld lroollon; thence lOuth 210 '"' 10 1 point lhence lOuth 75 ·- .. 10•1111 1184 ,... to 1 point; thonce north 18 deg 30•1111 1M IMt to point· ' ...,_ IOU1h 71 dig. 00'.... 210.00 lMl IO 1 POint; thence lOuth 14 Mtl· 30' Nit 31.82 '"' lo • aurvey noll In the center of Rutlond Horrteonvllle Rood; lhence along lhl _,latllne of uld rOid ooulh t7 deg. tl' 1111 (peealng 1 eUMIJ nail II t27.53 leal and ol 277.13 leal) lor 1 Iotti dltlanca of 427.13 '"' lo 1 eurvoy noll II lhl norlhWIII - r of 1 1.03 ocra troct; thence reeving 1M highway north 11 MtJ. 21' 1111 (polling an Iron pin at 11.11 feat on Iron pin 11 110.00 IHI) lor 1 lOIII dlallnce of 326.00 IHt to • point In thl middle of lhe creek; thence ilong the middle of the crHk eoulh o dtg. 00'40" _ , 150.01 IHI lo 1 point; thence eouth 11 dtg. 21 'weot New Homes • Vlayl Slcllaa• Nrw Ganges • Replocem~t Windows • Room Additions • Rooftng DIPOYSAG Plllt'S Eaglea Public Notice. IUILDERS INC. 740-742-8015 Jr 1-an·353-7022 (740)- "''*'..,_ .... ....... loryoul • SF BISSELL ...----- -- _ _ _, Pag! _B s. The Dally Sentinel• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio A V FOR ANSWER . · . . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS - Aflame - Frock • Bushy- Wisdom - OFF the BED A paranoid fellow told a bartender he was afraid of someone being under his bed . The bartender advised him to cut the leas OFF the BED . ---------- ·~a~ :. e grea Th""'" Y·J"Il' 2ro. 21Kll zon tod:l }'• with t•ac h 'arry mg a po r of gold fo r ymt al it~ ba ~c. C lairu th e m quickly ht•fore ~ omcone c h c spou the ( \ md itions tlut :a rc m•t of your nu kin~ cou ld have an 0 ff y(n;r feet. a11.-rcct upnn yuur can:c r, St;tlus'J or am!J1tium. The y may shu w n.mld ~!t'l 3 m:1 rkcd improvement in t lc :! 2) __ A pbn you have in mind to hdj' cnhann· your ,!..: (M I ?J . .,) 11 1.~:., an; 1 - - 11 pn 11 " · · - - 11 n a ~!im: &ak m:~y ~urpnsc them . .. tll;lh:rial st.·nmty ::tppc:lN to b~,• ri~ht on tJ rgc t , but ~·xcn1 lL' 1t you tod:1y by making something pos~iblc for you th:n you quu.: k.l y, became it ' m ay he fleeting. couldn't do on you r ow n . Yuu'll n:cog:nin• tha t he or r. I The impnrum SCORI'I O (Oct. Year ~ hl•:ld . thing: is to makl· rhc most of · LEO (July 23-Aug:. 22) -- A promm: to do ~0111\' thing you've been hopin g would l'omc about may cn nu.• from 3 ve ry un a11 tidpatcd source today. You'll ~ able to cuunt un this pcrsqn's word. Know whc.:n: tu look for rom3ncc illlJ you'll find it. The A~troGr:~.ph Ma tc hmJk er innantly rcw:~.ls which ~i~m arc rom:m tically perfec t fnr yc,u . M3il $2 .75 tn Matchmak4:r, ci a tlti• ll<•w•popcr, 1'.0 . llax 175K, Mumy Hill Station. New York, NY 1015Co. VIRGO (Au~. 23·S•pt. 22) -- An ppportunity that nurmolly ion't open tn you might dmp in ynur Jar today, j un whL·n ynu'r~ nnt luukinf(. It wHJ be imtrumcnul in hl'ipin~ you fulfill a can•cr ambi rum. LIBitA {Sept. 23-0 ct. 23) • ~ If th inb'ti haven't hL•cn too nitty latdy for yuu in the rulllilnn.· dc.'partmcnt, hold mJto your h ;lt. Dan Cupid b shnnting hill arrowt~ taW)'. :md you !'W e p t ~4 - Nov . I ~ he SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ., t ()( ' R . is a better fril·nd than you D eC". 2 1) -- C h:mccs arc )'OL!r realized. fi rst thought\ will bt: your ben ones today, so should you have to make a ~n oap decision, trust yc•ur judgment, even if you think it' s a bil ri~ky . CAl'llJCOR N (Dec. 22. Jan . 19) - - T he financial winds are · blo'wing pretty otrung ill your diroctian todoy, but they could 1hift without warninM. Take quick advontoge of anythiltK that comco ynu~ way. AQUIIII.IUS Qan . 20-Feb. 19) "'"' Ev~:u . thaugh you mia:ht IU~I!'t 1omcnnt tmtt1y thruuRh abnoGnUll circum st:mcc1, any t cia) conWC'tl you .mak.c caul tend up havinl( rc:au.'r dgniti cauce th:m TAURUS (April 20-Ma y :!0) -- A fi nan cial situation that come-' into being t.nda y strictly by ch:mce i~ goin~ to work out to Y.Our advantage. It may m:1kc it p os~ible for you to purchase som.:thing nice for youNdf. GEMINI (May 21 -JIInc 20) .. Membm of tho oppo1ite Melld<r ,. likely to find you far more appealinK today than usual. If yDu;re unllttachcd, a ronm1<c could even brill the wind~ at ~his thnt. CANCER (June · 21-July 22) .... More than one p~rwn with whom you ne involved today could unexpcctetlly do ~umc thing nice for you, pm~ly on impuiK". It'll be bt.!· C<1Ut~ of the- pl~atanr manner in which you conduct your•el(. UM.Ia • PISCES (FL·h. 20-March 20) -- Not one , but two pal•iblc rainbow~ may .b~ on thC' hori- th,e •• • �The Daily Sentinel Baseball ·-- .. Another combined one-hitter for Big Un-it BY THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS Randy Johnson was way too much for the San Diego Padres.Then again, so was Luis Gonzalez. Johnson struck out 14 in 7 1- 3 innings and combined with a pair of relievers on a one-hitter as the Arizona Diamondbacks overwhelmed the Padres 11-0 Tuesday night. "I felt pretty good today arid felt pretty locked in," Johnson said. Gonzalez gave the Big Unit all the support he needed , hitting his 39th and 40th homers and driving in five runs. Gonzalez leads the majors with 99 RB!s. "It's nice, but at the same time I'm in the middle of a pennant race," Gonzalez said. "Our team is focused on trying to win this thing." · Gonzalez set a learn record for homers, surpassing the 38 that Jay Bell hit in 1999. Bubba Trammell singled in the first inning for the Padres' Jone hit off Johnson (13-5). Relievers Troy Brohawn and Erik Sabel finished up th~ shutout for the NL West lead- m. Last Thursday, Johnson struck out 16 in seven innings of relief against San Diego, completing a suspended game begun a day earlier by Curt Schilling. The Padres only had one hit in that. game, too. "You're talking one of the greatest pitchers of all time with what he's accomplished," Padres manager Bruce Bochy said. "You know you have Houston scored twice in the tt.ird off Matt Morris (12-6), .whose. error played a key role in the inning. Craig Biggio's single drove in one run, an;! jeff Bagwell's sacrifice fly drove home the other. Phillies 10, Expos 2 Nelson Figueroa (2-2) allowed two runs in 7 2-3 innings and had three hits, and Tomas Perez homered from each side of the plate for the first multihomer game his career. Travis Lee added a three-run homer in a six-run third at Philadelphia, which won for just the fifth time in 13 games since the All-Star break and closed within one game of first-place Atlanta in the NL East. Tony Armas Jr. (8-9) allowed six runs and eight hits in three Pagel& WednesdiiJ, July 15, 1001 Atlanta Phllodelp/1ia FlOrida New Vork Montraal NatiORIIII._,e Los Mgelos 7, Milwaukee 2 E011 Colorado 6, San Francioco 4 Arizona 11. San Diego o w 56 55 52 45 44 L 44 45 -48 GB Pet. .560 1 .550 .520 4 .445 11 1/2 _436 12 1/2 56 57 Centrel Chicago Houston St. Louis Mitwaukee Pittsburgh Clnclnnall w 58 55 49 43 l 41 Pet GB .556 .sae 44 38 38 60 .388 62 w..t .380 3 81/2 15 19 1/2 20 112 w L 42 Pel GB · Arizona 58 Los Angeles 58 San Francisco 52 San Diego 49 Colorado 43 40 . .500 56 .434 .sao 43 .574 .515 .485 .430 49 52 57 1/2 6 112 91/2 15 ·Monday'& Gamet MonUeal 3, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 5, AUanta • Chicago Cubs 6, Houston 2 Los Angeles 3, Mitwaulo;:~ 1 Colorado 8, San Francisco 2 San Diego 4, Arizona 2 N.Y. Mats at Florida, ppd., rain Tuesday'• Game• Aml<lconL.ooouo w-y·oGomeo Clnclnna11 (Acevedo 2·2) o1 A11onto (MIHwood 1-4), 1:05 p.m. Monrreel (Thynnan 5-6) al Philadelphia (Psf1011 6·5). 1:05 p.m. HouS!on (Redding :HI) a1 Sl. louis (Hermanson 7-8), 1:40 p.m. Los Angeles (Prokopec 6·5) at Milwaukee (Sheels 10.7), 2:05p.m. Pittsburgh (D.Wiliams 1-21 a1 Chicago Cubs (Lieber 12·5), 2:20 p.m. San Francisco (Jensen 0-2) at Colorado (Bohanon 5·5), 3:05p.m. N.Y. Mets (Auoch 5-6) a1Fiori0a (Dampster 11·.8), 7:05p.m. San Diego (Hitchcock 2-o) at Arizona {Balisla 5-6), 10:05 p.m. Thursdlly'a G1me1 Sr. loui$ (Smith 2-Q) a1 Chicago Cubs (Tapani 8-7), 2:20 p.m. AUanta (Marquis 2·3) at Montreal (Munoz 0·0), 7;05 p.m. Hous1on (MIIckl 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Schmidl6·5), 7:05 ,p.m. Philadelphia (WOlf 5·10) al N .~ Mels (Trachsel4·10), 7:10p.m. San Francisco (Hemandez 8·11) at Ari· zona (Schilling 14·4), 10:05 p.m. Colorado (Neagle 64) at Los, Angeles (Gagne 3-4), 10:10 p.m. Fklrlda 4, N.Y. Me1s 3 Phllade1pllla 10, Monlrea' 2 Hous1on 2, Sr. louis 1 Chicago Cubs 10, PlttsburQh 2 Eoll w L 59 41 57 42 47 5>1 >12 57 32 68 eomr.l w l 57 41 58 42 49 49 NewYorl< Boston Toronto Bal1imo<8 Tampa Bay Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Detroit KansasCily StaHle Oakland Anaheim Texas 43 5>1 39 61 West w · l 12 28 5>1 46 51 49 41 57 Pot .590 .576 GB .320 Z7 Pet GB 1 1/2 .>165 12 112 .>124 16 1/2 .582 .580 .500 8 .443 13 1/2 .390 19 Pel .720 GB .5>10 18 21 .510 .418 30 Monday•a Gamn Anaheim 9, Baltimore .. SaaiUe 3. Mlnneso1a 2 N.Y. Yan~s 7, Toron1o 2 Clovelorid 2, Chicago While SOx 0 Qakland 7, Kansas Cily 2 - Tuelldly's Gemet Boston 6, Toronto 4 Chl""t't Whllt SOx 4, Clevelond 1 N.Y. Yankees 6. De1rol1 5 Te)(as 8, Baltimore 7 Anaheim 9, Tempo Bay 6 Kansas City 6, Seattle 1 Oakland 7, Minnesota 6 Wedneaday's Gamea Clnclnnltl11, Atlanta 3 Bahlmore (Parrish 0·0) at Texas {Ouch· Detroit's Juan Encarnacion· hit a monstrous home run, a shot that sailed an estimat~d 470 feet and was believed to be the first ball hit into the left-center field · bleachers since. Yankee Stadium was reconfigured in 1976. Reel Sox 6, Blue Jays 4 BIG MAC ATTACK - St. Louis' Mark McGwlre smacks a home run in the fourth inning Tuesday. (AP) AMERICAN LEAGUE A's win in bott\)m' of ninth - Dye deal on -deck? The Oakland Athletics did just fine without Jermaine Dye. While speculation swirled that the A's would get Dye in a three-team trade, they beat Minnesota 7-6 Tuesday night on third baseman Corey Koskie's error in the bottom of the ninth inning. Terrence Long doubled and scored when Ron Cant's grounder got through Koskie's legs, givi11g Oakland its eighth win in 10 games. The surging A's, a major league-best 16-5 in July, closed within four games of the Twins for the wild-card spot. Minnesota lost its fifth in a row. Meanwhile, trade talk heated up involving Dye. An AllStar outfielder last year, he White Sox not done yet. beat Tribe CLEVELAND (AP) -Don't go kicking any infield dirt on the Chicago White Sox just yet. "We still have time left;' said manager Jerry Manuel after his club again climbed one game over .500 Tuesday night with a 4-1 win over the Cleveland Indians. "If we can hang around, apd get hot like we · ldid earlier this season when we went 22-7, I'd like our chances." The defending AL Central champions were 14-29 on May 23, but despite losing Frank Thomas and David Wells to season-ending injuries, they've gone 35-20 since and are how · within eight games of the Indians. ".We've .got it back to .500," said Sean Lowe. (6-2), who dominated the Indians for 7 2-3 innings. "Hopefully, we can climb above that now." Lowe, who has been bounced . around by Chicago the past two years,..!Jad the most dominant start of his career and Ray Durham hit a rwo-run homer and thrt;w out a runner at home to lead the White Sox. "That's about as good as I can pitch," lowe said. Lowe was rocked by the Indians in his previous start last week at home, but rebounde'd by striking out a career-high eight. He also got some help from his defense as Chicago gunned down two runners at the plate in the fifth. Lowe gave up a career-high 11 hits in losing to the Indians on July 19, but the converted middle reli~ver who replaced Wells in the starting rotation, was in control finm the start. . tcherer Q-0), 8:05p.m., 101 game Toronto (Loaiza 6-9) a1 Boston (Arrojo 2· 3), 7:05p.m. Detroll (Uma 2-1) al ('4. Y. Y811kees (Lilly 3-3). 7:05 p.m. Chicago WhltO SOx (Biddlo :H) 81 Clovoloncl (Woo11Moolo 2-2), 7:05p.m. Bal1imo<o (Maduro 0.2) a1 Toqs (Davil 5-7), 8:35 p.m.. 2nd game Tampa Bay (WIIoon 2·7) a1 Anaheim (Wise 1-2), 10:05 p.m. Kansas Clly (Byrd 1·5) el Seattlo (S<IIe 12·1), 10:05 p.m. Mlnneso1a (Mays 11·7) al Oakland (Udle 4-4), 10:05 p.m. Thul'ld.ly'o a.meo Detroit (Holt 7-7) al N.Y. Yankees (Ke1S1Jr 1·2), 1:05 p.m. • Minnesota (Johnson 0.1) at Oaklond (Heredia 5-7), 3:35p.m. • Toronto (Halladay 0.1) at Boston (Noma 10-4), 7:05p.m. Chlcogo WhltO Sox (lolclwtn Nl, II( Cleveland (Nagy 4-3), 7:05f..m. . • Battlmoro (Roberta 7-7) a1 exas (OIIYe• 7-6), 8:35p.m. Tampa Bay (lopez 5·12) a1 AnaheiOI (Ortiz 7-7), 10:05 p.m. •· Kansas Clly (Reichert' B-8) ar Sealllo (Pineiro 0.0), 10:05 p.m. ' "I didn't do a whole lot different," said Lowe. "I just didn't make as many pitches over the middle of the plate. The strikeouts? I don't know how ! did that." Lowe gave up six hits, walked none, retired the side in order four times and didn't allow a hit urttil the fourth. Lowe's previous best was four strikeouts - accomplished three times. "Sean Lowe has really been our backbone this entire year," said White Sox manager Jerry Manuel. "He has really picked us up in relief, starts whatever. He's been consistent for a long time.H Lowe said that at times it's been difficult to pitch without having a defined role or not knowing where he fits into Chicago's longterm plans. Keith Foulke worked the final l 1-3 innings for his 22nd save in 24 tries. Durham homered in Chicago's .three-run fifth off Dave Burba (9-7) as the White Sox handed the first-place Indians just t!leir second loss in eight games. Durham's 12th homer gave the White Sox a 4-0 lead in the fifth off Burba. The Indians got a run back in the bottom of the inning but had two more taken away by strong throws. . First, Wil 'Cordero was nailed •by Durham's relay throw from short right as he tried to score on Russell Branyan's double. And with two ou~. Einar Diaz was out by almost 10 feet when he tested Carlos Lee's arm in left on Kenny Lofton's single. might be moving from Kansas City to Oaklaod.As part of the deal, shortstop Neifi Perez could go from Colorado to the Royals. "First of :ill~I'm not going to talk about any trades," Dye said after Kansas City beat Seattle 6-1. "Whatever happ.ens outside of the lines shouldn't affect how I play inside the lines. I'm stjll here, so I haven't been traded yeti' Jason Giambi hit his 23rd homer and drove in three runs . for Oakland. The A's rallied after Barry Zito gave up six runs in a career-low two innings. He had lost both his previous starts against the Twins this year. Royals 6, Mariners 1 Kris Wilson outpitched AllStar Freddy Garcia for the secand time in five days and Kansas City ended host Seatde's four-game winning streak. NL Hitting Leaders BATTING -Berkman, Houston, .361; Alou, Hous1on •. 356; Floyd, Florida, .35 1; LGonzalez, Arizona, .343; Vidro, MOntreat, .~40; VGuer- rero, Montreal, .340; Aurllla, San Francisco, .338. RUNS -Floyd, Florida, 88; Hollon, Colorado, 85; LGonzatez, Arizona, 85; Berkman, Houston, 79; SSosa, Chicago, 79; VGuerrero, Montreal, 77; Bagwell, Houston, 77. RBI -LGonzalez, Arizona, 99; SSosa, Chicago, 98; Helton, Col· orado, 92,; Berkman, Houston, 88; Floyd, Florida, 87; Bagwell, Hous· ton, 86; LWalker, Colorado, 86. HITS -Berkman, Houston, t3t; Aurilla, San Francisco, 131: LGonzatez, Arizona, 130; VGuerrero, Montre81, 128; Floyd, Florida, 126; Pierre, Colorado, 121; BGitea, Pitts· burgh, 118; Alou, Houston, 118. DOUBLES -Hollon, Colorado, 34; Berkman, Houston, 33; VGuerroro, Montreal, 31; BGII8JS, Pittsburgh, 29; Abreu. Philadelphia, 26; Floyd, Florida, 28; Kent, San Francisco, 27; SSosa, Chicago, 27. TRIPLES -Rolllnl, Philadelphia, 9; NPerez, · Colorado, 8; Vina, St. Louis, 8; P!erre, Colt.rado, 6; LCasUIIo, Florida, 6; OCabrera, Montr.-Bi, 5; Ochoa, Colorado, s: Kent, San Francisco, 5; Goodwin, Los Angeles, 5: LGonzalez, Ari· zona, 5. HOME RUNS -Bonds, San Fran· cisco, 42; LGonzalez, Arizona, 40 ; SSosa, chicago, 34; Hel1on. Col· orado, 28; VGuerrero, Montreal, 28; Floyd, Florida, 28: CJones , Atlanta, 28; Bagwell, Houston, 28; LWalker, Colorado, 28 . STOLEN BASES -Rollins, Philadelphia, 31; LCas1111o, Florida, 28; Pierre, Colorado, 26; Abreu, Philadelphia, 25; Furcal, Atlanta, · 22; EYoung, Chicago, 21 : Womack, Arizona, 20. Wilson joined Oakland's Barry Zito and Mark Guthrie as the only pitchers to beat the AL · West leaders twice this year. _ Garcia has lost consecutive starts for the first time in his career. Yankees 6, ngers 5 Speedy ~ Roger Cedeno was cut down at the plate for the fmal out as New York held off Detroit. Cedeno, the majors' stolen base leader, tried to score from third base when reliever Mariano- Rivera's pitch sailed over catcher Jorge Posada's head. Posada retrieved the loose ball, wheeled and threw to Rivera to barely. nip Cedeno. The key play came on a night when New York made a season-high four errors. Rivera's wild throw on Cedeno's tapper leading off the ninth set up the late drama it was the reliever's first career error. David Cone won his sixth straight decision, drawing a standing ovation at Fenway Park when he left in the seventh inning. The Red Sox have won the last I 0 games Cone has started. Quite a reversal from last year, when he was 4-14 for the Yankees. • Add this good news for the Red Sox: Star shortstop Nomar Garciaparra, out all season because of an injured right wrist, began his rehabilitation assignment for Triple-A Pawtucket. Hit above th~ hip by a pitch in the first innin_g,, he went 0-for-3. . · ' Angels 9, Devil Rays 6 Jarrod Washburn won his eighth straight decision, backed by home runs finn]. Garret Anderson, Till\ Salmon and Scott Spiezio. . Anaheim won for the eighth time in nine games. Washburn has not lost in 14 starts since May 8 at Chicago. . Chris Gomez, making . his Tampa Bay debut, hit a three- · run homer and Greg Vaughn hit his 23rd home run fo~ the visiting Devil Rays. · Rangers 8, Orioles 7 Pinch hitter Randy Velarde doubled home the go-ahead run in . the eighth and Texas ~eat visiting Baltimore. Ruben Sierra singled with two outs and scored on an error by left fielder Mike 1. Kinkade, who misplayed a fly .. hall by Gabe Kapler. Velarde's hii put the Rangers ahead. The Orioles loaded the bases in the ninth, but Brady Anderson struck out against Jeff Zimmerman. 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'Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Proffitt said the department received information from the Gallia County Sheriff's Department Monday about a stolen , 1984 Ford van seen in Pomeroy. While searching for the van, Proffitt was informed by dispatchers the v~n had been spotted at The Food Shop on East Main Street. Upon arriving on the. scene, Proffitt observed three mal e subjeers getting into the van and trave ling Spring Avenue at a high rate of speed. "They were practically running several qrs off the road in the process," Proffitt said. After a brief chase, the van pulled into a driveway on Pleasant Rid ge, whm two subj ects, David Bing, Pomeroy, and an unidentified juvenile, smrcndered/ to officers . The third subj ect, Don.1ld Edwards,' all egedly Aed th e sce ne on foot. A canine unit under th e command of Deputy M ark Boyd. alo~g· with Pomeroy Pohce, Mtddleport I oh ce and . Me1gs . County Shenff s Departm ent, tracked Edwards to a restd ence on Please SH Arrest. Al PB&Js gear for Big Bend Blues Bash Bv TONY M. l.u.CH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Final preparations are under way for the Pomeroy Bll!es and Jazz Society's Big Bend Blues Bash on Saturday. Jackie Welker, president of PB&Js, spent much ofWednesdaY afternoon attending to last minute details and finalizing for the society's first annual music festival. "We have such a wonderful location to hold a music festiya]," said Welker, as he shuffled ~hrough piles of paperwork and ~ered numerous telephone calls about the event. "There's plenty of room, a Bteat view, and of course, the mighty Ohio River:' he added. ~ ·All of the work 'we've put toward the festival will be worth it when we see the smiles on peoples' f:ll:es:• The festival, which is a ticketed event and costs $5 to attend, will include a bevy of talen!, ranging ·from local musicians The Dale Kulchar Band, 1:302:30 p.m., Blitzkrieg, 2;30-3:30 p.m., to regional up-and-comers TV Yellow finm Cincinnati, 4-5:30 p.m., and the Adam Schlenker Band fi:om Columbus,6-7:30 p.m. National blljes sensation Kelly Richey will electrifY the audience from 10-11;30 p.m. ~th her 'Jirni Hendrix meets Stevie RayVaughn" style ofguitar playing. Event headliner, "the kings of twang and bang," Teddy Morgan and the Pistolas, will hit the stage finm 8-9:30 p.m. to entertain those in attendance with a punch that fans of everyone !Tom The Rolling · Stones and Steve Earle to John Fogerty and The Fabulous Thunderbirds are sure to appreciate. · The festival will also include artisans, crafters, and food and <;lrink vendors along the fenced oJf Pomeroy parking lot, beach GmiNG READY- Jackie Welker, president of the Pomeroy Blues and Jau Society, affixes a villleyball finm I 0 a.m. until 11 Big Bend Blues Bash advertisement to a storefront window in' preparation for Saturday's mus1c festival. (Tony M. 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She is a member of the SENTINEL NEWS STAFF cheerleading squad at EHS, POMEROY -The 2001 and a member of the Church Meigs County Fair Queen of Christ. will be chosen on Aug. 12 •Tiffany Irene Hensley,17, from among five young daughter of Ron and Lori women involved in junior Hensley of Pomeroy. She is a fair activities. member of Pioneers 4-H Candidates for fair queen Club, and a senior at EHS. are; She is a member of the var• Billie Jo Welsh, 17 • sity volleyball and softball daughter of Bill and Karolyn teams. She served as secretary Welsh of Tuppers Plain's. She of the soph<:Jmore and junior is a member of Alfred live- classes, and is a member of stock 4-H · Club, and is a the french Club and Varsity member of Eastern High "E" CtubiShe is also a cheerSchool marchmg and con- leader. · cert band, and. volleyball al)d . •~ Ashley ·'Hager, •'17, of softball tearm : . She ~ ts Coolville, daughter of Bruce employed at Mlllemum Tele- and Pam Hager. A student at s~rv tces . . . · • Theresa- Sharlene Baker, EHS, she parttctpates 10 16, daughrer of Sherri Myers National Art Honor Society, and Rick Baker of National Honor Society, volReedsville. She is a member leyball and softball. She was of Meigs County Shepherds recognized in Who 's Who and More 4-1-1 Club. She has Among American Teens, and served as a 4-H state ambasPl..se IH Royalty, A3 REED · QUEEN CANDIDATES -' Theresa Baker, Billie Jo Welsh, Rachael Morris, Ashley Hager and Tiffany Hensley are candidates for 2001 Meigs County Fair Queen. The queen and her court will be crowned Aug. 12 at the grandstand on the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. (Junior Fair Board photo) · 8v CHARlENE ' HOEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF . POMEROY - Purchase of awnings for gazebos on the riverfront was approved when Pomeroy Merchants Association met recently in the Peoples Bank conference room. John Musser noted that two $500 donations for downtown beautification projects had been received and it was his suggestion that part of the money go toward the cost of the awnings. The awmngs cost about $450, he «tid . . The need for replacement of some landscape timbers used in the planting area was also noted. Again discussed was the possibility of a booth at the Meigs County Fair. It was noted that a decision had been mode at last momh's meeting not to have one this year because the merchants felt it was not beneficial to their businesses. That decision was · confirmed at the meeting. It was reported that only 12 tickets were sold for the garden tour ·and the lack of success was attributed to rainy weather. Things are moving right along for the bass fishing tournament to be held on Aug. 24, it was reported. George Wright updated members on the 2003 Civil War reenactment program scheduled here. Plea., SH Cilztbo, A3 b Unit '(i) "':....- For more information on the services the fiiMC Rehab Unit provides/ call MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Dl{{erence. (740) 446·5070 . ' . .. . j . is expected tp resist extradition here. '.'The initial indication is that (May) will resist extradition, and Meigs County will then seek a governor's warrant for his return,'' said Paul Gerard of the prosecutor's office. Gerard said May is on federal probation for a past convi ction, and that i<:Jcal officials expect that the feds will file a motion to revoke probation against May. Merchants foot bill for gazebo awnings Celebrating 10 years of service to the community. JEFF WARNER 992-5479 Thursday The Holzer Medical Center Call me... Stop by... - it's your choice! Pomeroy Bl •• AROUND THE DIAMOND inD;fprs 7, Brewers 2 Milwaukee lost its 11th straight; the Brewers' worst stretch since a team-record 14-game skid in May 1994, as Gary Sheffield and Shawn Green homered. Ron Belliard homered twice for Milwaukee, which has the worst skid in the majors since Colorado lost 11 straight in July 2000.. Visiting · Los · Angeles won for the 1Oth time in 11 games as · Dennis Springer (1 -0) earned his first major league victory since Sept. 21, 1999, allowing one run and five hits. . . . 111 seven mmngs. Marlins 4, Mels ] Reliever Ricky Bones (3-3) your work cut out when he's struck out Mike Piazza in on, because it's tough to get a pitching out of a bases-loaded, 1ot going." none-out jam to protect a Cutis 10, Pirates l one-run lead in the fifth at Sammy Sosa homered, dou- Miami. Horida scored four runs in bled and drove in five runs at Wrigley Field, increasing his the second against Kevin RBls total to 98. Appier (5- 10), who departed Sosa, who went 4-for-4, hit 'after rwo innings because of a a two-run single that capped h'p . , fi d sore 1 . h Marlins right-hander Chuck C ~cago s 1ve~run secon 1 mmng, doubled m rwo ru.ns ~ Smith left in the fifth co~­ a three-runfourth_attd h1tJliLplaining of pain in lfispitching 34th homer off Omar Ohvares elbow. Antonio Alfonseca in th~ sixth. completed the . six-hitter, Juhan Tavarez (7 - 6) wo~ for pitching the ninth for his 19th the first ume m five starts smce save. June 25, allowing six hits in Rockies 6, Giants 4 seven innings. The Cubs, who Todd Helton homered and . maintained a three-game lead over second-place Houston in drove in two runs, and Colthe NL Central, got 17 hits, orado capitalized on one error, including at least one from two passed balls and one wild pitch. every starter. Todd Ritchie (6-10) gave up · Rockies rookie Shawn Chaeight runs and 12 hits in four con (6-5) ·allowed three runs a11d six hits in five innings, sur: innings. · five walks at Coors Astros l, Cardinals 1 viving Field to beat Shawn Estes (7Wade Miller (12-5) gave up 5). Jose Jimenez pitched the ..lcwo hits in eight innings ninth for his 13th save. one of them Mark Mi:Gwire's Barry Bonds went 1-for-3 13th homer this season and with a double, two flyouts and 567th of his career. a walk on his 37th birthday. Billy Wagner · pitched the ninth at St. Louis for his 23rd save, and 17th in a row. SPORIS: Meigs Legion pounds Wellston 20-6, ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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