https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e7d7ce9936d27a63eca1b733f1f1d368.pdf 5456fa19fe11f4c15e043417206ca49b PDF Text Text Page 86 - Baseball The Daily Sentinel . NATIONAL LEAGUE Astros shoot into first place in Nl Central with ·9-5 win ••sdlly. Aupst 141001 Wednesday SPORTS: Tribe rallies for big win, 81 AROUND THE DIAMO.ND Arilona 3, NotloMILMgue Enl w F'hiladelphia Ananr& 65 64· L 52 53 Pet. GB .558 .547 1 6 - A••• !on LMgue Pittsbutgh o ~··- Chicago CIDI (Tavarez 8-1!) at Houston (Oowolt 9-2), 8:05 p.m. PNiadoiphla (COggin 3-1) at MiiWaukaa (LI'IFIU" $-7), 8:05 p.m. ' Clnclnnotl (~ 1 ·2) ot 11. Loula (llon1a 14-7), 1:10 p.m• w· NewYori< 69 65 L 49 51 Pet. .585 .580 Gl 3 Ooldand (Hudoon 14-e) at Toronto (Cor· pentor 7·10), 7:o5p.m. Anoltolm (Washburn 9-6) at Detroit (Comojo 0.0), 7:05p.m. .... .. (llllll>n 11-4) ot C-.cl (COlon IN~ 7:05p.m. Kanau City (Durbin 7-10) at Battimora (Moduro 1·3). 7:05p.m. ~ Tampa Bay (Kennody 3-7) at N.Y. Yonk - (Pettlt1e 13-e), 7:05p.m. Taxaa (Myette t-t)al ChicaQo White Sox (Buehrle 1().6), 8:05p.m . 14 Florida Toronto 55 63 .486 59 58 .504 HOUSTON (AP) - Mov- struck out three. tt l. 49 69 .• 15 New YC>f1t 54 64 •.458 Battimote 20 Sosa hit a two-run hbiner ing into first place wasn't 16~ Tampa Bay Montreal 49 69 .415 42 77 .353 27 112 Atlanta (Gfavlne 11-5} at Cok»rado Cont<ol much cause for celebration on the first, his 42nd of the w L Pet Gl w L Pet GB (Thomson 0.5), 9:05p.m. season. among the Houston Astros. N.Y. Melt (Tracllsel 6-10) at San Diego 67 51 .568 IS 52 •556 Houston ~ (Herndon 0.1), 10:05 p.m. .542 1 112 ~innesota 64 Ch~ago 66 51 .564 The Astros got four runs in Houston finally caught and 4~ Pittsburgh (Ritchie 9·1Ql at Arizona Chicago 57 ~ .491 7 112 St. LOUIS 62 55 .530 - - v·• Ga"'" 16'4 (B.Anderson 3-6), 10:05 p.m. 49 66 .4213 Detroit 48 68 .414 16 112 passed Chicago after a long the first starting with Biggio's Milwaukee O.kland (ZJto a.n at Toronto (Escobar 318'w Montroal (Armas Jr. 6·11) at Los Angelos Kansaa City 48 70 .407 17 112 5), 7:05 p.m. . Cincinnati 48 69 .410 chase, and moved into first 18th homer. Biggio also led 21 ., (Pall< 11-6), 10:1o p.m. WH1 45 72 .385 Anaheim (Valdes 8-6) at Delrol1 (Sparl<a Pittsburgh Fk>rida (sanchez 2-1) at san Francisco Pet GB a.n. 7:05p.m. w L West place in the NL Central with off Saturday's game against w L Pet GB (Schmidt 7-7), 10:15 p.m. 65 33 . .720 SaaHio (Gartla 13-4) at Boston (F.Costil· Seattle a 9-5 victory over the Cubs Florida with a home run on 17 to H), 7:05 p.m. O.kland 66 50 .576 67 51 .568 Arizona wed..-y'aGamH 23 1 Anahelm 62 56 .525 Mlnnaoota (Maya 12·1P) 81 Clo-nd San Francisco 66 52 .559 the fmt pitch. on Monday night. Ch~go Cubs (Lieber 15-5) al Houston 33 (Finley ~ 7:05 p.m. 2 Texas 52 68 .441 Los Angeles 65 53 .551 Yet it caused only a mild A:fter Jose· Vizcaino singled Kansas City (K.WIIson 8-2) 01 Battlmo<8 57 60 .467 San DiegO 9'> (Astaclo 7-13), 7:05p.m. Philadelphia (Oaal 10.4) at Milwaukee (Mercedes &-IS), 7:05p.m. 49 68 .419 17'!. . lkindoy .. GamH C~orado and · Jeff Bagwell walked, ripple of satisfaction. (Wrighl8·7), 8:05p.m. Tempe Bay (P.WUson 5-7) at N.Y. Van· Tampa Bay 4, Minnesota 3, 121nnlngs "It's a great way to start the Lance Berkman doubled off kees (Clemens 15-1). 7:05p.m. Cincinnati (lloitamrl 5-11) ot St. LOUII Boston 12, Baltimore 1o Sunday'• Games Texas (Holling 9·9) at Chicago White Sox (W.WIIIIoma H), 8:10p.m. Kansaa City 6. Detroit 4 Arizona 9, Atlanta t series," Daryle Ward said. "We the right-field wall, scoring (Lowe 6·3), 8:o5 p.m. · Atlanta (Burl<on 9-8) at C<>orado (Hamp- Qakland 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 St . Louis 4, N.Y. Mots 1 put a stamp that we're ready both runners. Ward's groundton 12-1!). 9:05p.m. . . . Anah&im 6, Toronto 5 ·' Colorado 7, Cincinnati 6 N.Y. Mats (leiter 7·9) at San Diego Seattle 2. Chlcago White Sox 1 Pittsburgh 7, San Diego 6 to play. But we're not going to out scored Berkman for a 4-2 (Jarvis 9·9), 10:05 p.m. Ctevetand 13, Texas 2 Montreal 5, Milwaukee 0 jump up and down like we'd Astros lead. Pittsburgh (D.WIIIIams 1-4) at Arizona Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 2 (Schilling 17·5), 10:05 p.m. Mondov'aGame San Francisoo 7, Chicago Cubs 6 won the World Series. We've Castilla hit his 17th homer Montreal (Pa'8nO 0.0) at Los AnQoleo Tampa Bay 5, Minnesota 1 Houston 10, Florida 5 just got to get some rest and in the fourth, and Vizcaino (Ca"ara 2·1), 10:10 p.m. Florida (Penny 7-6) at San Frardsco llrH<Ioy'aaMonday'• o.m .. had a two-run triple and Ward come back and play our best Seattle (Moyer 13-5) at Boston (Nomo Houston 9, CNcago Cubs 5 (Ortiz 13-6), 10:15 p.m. . a two-run homer in the fouragam tomorrow. 11·5), 7:05p.m. ~· L.au11 3, Clnclnn~~tl 2 The Astros have won I 0 of run fifth. their ll~St 13 while the Cubs Sosa's RBI single and a have dropped eight of their grounder by Michael Tucker second 16-game winner in last 12 to fall one-half game gave the Cubs two more runs the majors, behind only teambehind the Astros, who had in the eighth, and Matt Stairs mate Curt Schilling's 17. He been in second place smce added a solo homer in. the struck out I 0 in his first comninth. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -The Min- can get something working." June 30. . plete game since April 23 have beaten the The Astros The Amos hadn't been Ben Grieve hit a solo homer for Tampa Bay, nesota Twins' confidence took a serious hit when he blanked Florida 9-0. alone in first place since April Cubs in six of their eight · The victory stretched Ariheading into one of their biggest series of the which has a season-high four-game winning streak. Tampa Bay, with the majors' worst1'4, although they shared the meetings this season with zona's NL West lead over San season. games remaining Frantisco to one game. lead for one day on May 19. nine Minnesota, which opens a three-game record of 42-77, have won 12 of 22 since July ''I'm rejoicing that we won between the teams. series against Cleveland on Tuesday night 1 21.. . . . Johnson didn't walk anyone, tonight, but right now we've The Twins threatened in each of the first 112 games behind the AL Central-leading but he hit a batter and comjust got to think about win" Indians, lost four straight to lowly Tampa Bay four innings, but went 0-for-8 with runners in mitted an error to account for ning the series," Jeff Bagwell and manager Tom Kelly urged the Twins to scoring position. Four Tampa Bay runs came two of the seven baserunners said. "We dbn't have to sweep, on two-out hits. quickly rebound. he had to contend with. but we do need to try to win "If we don't bring our 'A' game with us, we Toby 'Hall put the Devil Rays ahead 1-0 At Phoenix, Randy Johnson Jimmy Anderson (6- 13) this series .. I don't know if pitched a five-hitter for his allowed only five hits in 6 2-3 don't have a chance," Kelly said after the Twins with a two"out RBI single in the third. you'd call it floundering, but 30th career shutout and Luis innings, but gave up three were shut down by Nick Bierbrodt and the Tampa Bay scored twice with two outs in we were playing .SOO,ball and Gonzalez and Matt Williams runs on Gonzalez's solo shot Devil Rays 5-1 in Monday's only AL game. the fifth to take a 3-0 lead. Grieve hit a solo that's not going to get it done. hpmered as the Diamond- in the first inning and "We have to bring our a 'A' game no mat- shot to center and, after Hill singled, Randy "We finally started putting backs won their fourth Williams' two-run blast in the ter who we're playing. It doesn't matter if Winn hit an RBI triple. the pieces together and we've straight. we're playing the Indians, Red Sox, Yellow Jason Tyner had an RBI grounder in the sixth. pJayed a lot better baseball." Sox or the team down the street playing in the sixth, and Aubrey Huff had a two-out, runJohnson (16-5) became the Craig Biggio hit the first Little League field." scoring single in the seventh .to make it 5-0. . pitch from Jason Bere (8-6) Minnesota has dropped 21 of 28 and the Denny Hocking's RBI groundout in the for his major league-leading Tampa Bay series showed why. The Twins ninth drove in the 1\vins' only run. seventh leadoff homer this •scored just nine runs, hit .190 and converted "We're hitting a little tough streak right season and his second in three one of 33 opportunities with runners in scor- now, but the guys are still confident we'll get games. Biggio has 28 career ing position against baseball's worst team. through it," said 1\vins starter Kyle Lohse (3l~adoff homers. Bobby Bonds Bierbrodt (1-2) allowed two of the Twins' 5), who gave up four runs and nine hits in 5 holds the NL record with 30 three · hits over seven scoreless innings, The 1-3 innings. leadoff homers. Ward and . left-hander, who struck out seven and walked It was the first time since June 16-19, 1994 Vinny Castilla also homered three, retired his last 10 batters. - when Oakland swept Texas - · that a team for the Astros, who had 13 "The big left-bander over there shut us in last place at the start of a series swept a team hirs. down, and was pretty much in control of the in first place in a iour-game series. Minnesota · The Cubs think the Astros game.'' Kelly said. "We still have to hang in started the series tied for first in the AL Cenare wise to keep a low profile there best we can, try to regroup and see if we tral . . 1 ~1---------------------' ------'~- their rise to I!f:51_~~k:--:-­ "This is the first time this ·year we've been in this situa" tion and we know we have to come out of it," Sammy Sosa said. "We've got a few more games with the Astros. We are a competitive team and we will do everything we can to . wm. Shane Reynolds (11-1 0) improved to 7-0 with a 2.03 ERA in eight starts against the Cubs since Aug. 4, 1998. He DOMINATOR - Arizona starter Randy Johnson picked up ,his . pitched 7 1-3 innings, allowed 16th win of the season Monday with a 3-0 shutout of the six hits, walked three and Plrates.Johnso~also had 10 strikeouts. (AP) c- .. • Melp County's 50 cents· August 15. 2001 • Vol. 51, No. 250 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Funds support Pomeroy VFD BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department will receive S3t;soo as part of the $100 million in federal funds designated by the Firefighter Investment artd Response Enhancement (FIRE) Act for assistance to local fire departments. U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine and Rep. Ted Strickland announced that Pomeroy has been awarded one of the more than 19,000 grants this year. AMERICAN LEAGUE A newly es.tablished office within Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) distributes the grants based upon a compete itive process of need. "I am pleased to see that the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department will be receiving these funds," said De Wine. "I worked last year to ensure that this leg.IS1a t'Jon was passed m · to 1aw an d t·t 1s · my hope that these funds will allow our local fire departments to better meet their needs and continue to protect our communities," . he added. . Strickland said the grants allow the Vff) to purchase equipment and provide training that not only reinforces the professionalism ' of the Pomeroy departm ent, .but also increases the safety of those, in the surrounding community relying on them. The grants are made on eligibility in six areas and Pomeroy applied for and received funding under the area of personal pro teePle.se see VFD. A3 BEEF SHOW Minnesota swept by lowly Devil Rays GRAND/RESERVE CHAMPION SHOWMAN Goat Prince John Swanson, right, took grand champion honors In the showmanshi p division during Tuesday's Junior Fair Goat Show at the Meigs County Fair. Casey Hannum, left, took reserve. champion honors. Also Rictured is Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh . 0 D·backs 3. Pirates 0 .. Major League Leaders NAnONAL LEAGUE · BATIING -Alou, Houston, .363; Berkman, Houston, .345; LWalker, Colorado, .345; LGonzalez, Arizona, .344; Floyd, Florida, .338; Casey, Clrn:ln· natl, .$36; Vidro, Montreal, .334. RUNS -Floyd, Florida, 99; LGonzalez, Arizona, 99; SSosa, Chicago, 98; HeHon, Colorado, 97; Bag· well, Houston, 92; Berkman, Houston, 91; BGiles, Pittsburgh, 89; Biggio, Houston, 89. RBI-5Sosa; Chicago, 113; LGonzalez, Arizona, 109; Helton. Colorado, 106; Berkman, Houston, 99; Bonds, San Francisco, 98; Bagwell, Houston, 96; LWalker, Colorado, 96. HITS -lGonzalez, Arizona, I 55; Aurilla, San Francisco, 153; Berkman, Houston, 149; Pierre, Colorado, 143; Biggio, Houston, 143; Vlna, St. Louis, 142; VGuerrero, Montreal, 141. DOUBLES -Helton, Colorado, 38; Berkman. . Ho~aton, 37; Abreu, Philadelphia, 34; Floyd, Florida, · ;34; VGuerrero, Montreal, 33; Kent, San Francisco, 33; Casey, Cln<:lnnati, 32; BGI!es, PiHsburgh, 32. TRIPLES -Rollins, Philadelphia, 10; N'Perez. Colorado, 8; Vlna, St. louis, 8; Pierre, Colorado, 7; LCastillo, Florida, 7; BGiles. Pittsburgh, 6; Kent, San Francisco, 6; LGonzalez, Arizona, 6. · HOME RUNS -Bonds, San Francisco. 50; LGon· zalez, Arizona, 44; SSosa, Cnlcago, 42; Helton, Col· orado, 35; SGreen, Los Angeles, 32; Nevin, San Diego, 31; Bagwell, Houston, 31. PITCHING (14 Declelone) -Schilling, Arizona, 17·5, .773, 2.89; ROJohnson, Arizona, 16·5, .762, 2.29; Lieber, Chicago, 15·5, .750, 3.41; Oaal, Philadelphia, 10·4, .714, 4.51 ; Glavine, Atlanta, 11· 5, .687, 3.77; RuOrtiz, San Francisco, 13·6, .684, 3.44; Maddux, AHanta, 15·7, .682, 2.89. STRIKEOUTS -ROJohnson, Arizona, 277; Schilling, Arizona, 211 ; Wood, Chicago, 183; Vazquez, Montreal, 173; Park, los Angeles, 173; Burkett, Atlanta, 146; Maddux, Atlanta, 142. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING -RAiomar, Cleveland, .350; JGonza· ol lez, Cleveland, .343; Suzuki, Seattle, .338; JaGiambl, Oakland, .330; BBoone, Seattle, .325; Mlentkiewlcz, Minnesota, .322; Stewart, Toronto, .319. RUNS -Suzuki, Saanle. 97; ARodriguez, Texas, 97; MJSweeney, Kansas City, 87; Jeter, New York, 85; BBoone, Seattle, 85; RAiomar, Cleveland, 84; Stewart, Toronto, 81; MRamirez, Boston, 81. RBI -BBoone, Seattle. 104; JGonzalez, Cleve· land, 104; MRamirez, Boslon, I 03; ARodriguez. Texas, 101; Thome, Cleveland, 100; JaGiambi, Oak· land, 91; GAnderson, Anaheim, 91. HITS -Suzuki, Saattle, 174; BBoone, Seattle, 151; Stewart, Toronto, 150; RAiomar, Cleveland, 149; Jeter, New Yo~k. 148; ARodriguez, Texas, 146; MJSweeney, Kansas CHy, 139. DOUBLES -MJSweeney, Kansas City, 42; Stew· . art, Toronto, 34; JaGiambi, Oakland, :W; Mien· tkiewicz, Minnesota, 31; EChavez, Oakland, 31; Koskie, Minnesota, 30; Durham, Chicago. 30; O'Neill, New York. 30. TRIPLES -CGuzman, Minnesota, 13; Cedeno, Delroil, 9; RAiomar, Cleveland, 9; Suzuki, Seattle, B; JEncarnacion, Detroit, 7; Easley, Detroit, 7; CBel· tran, Kansas City, 6; Stewart, Toronto. 6; Vizquel, Cleveland, 6. HOME RUNS -Thome, Cleveland, 39; MRamirez, Boston, 37; ARodriguez, Texas, 33; CDelgado, Toronto, 33; Glaus, Anaheim, 32; JaGiambi, Oakland, 29; JGonzalez, Cleveland, 28j RPalmelro, Texas, 28. PITCHING (14 Decisions) -Clemens, New York, 15·1, .937, 3.50; PAbbott, SeaHie, 12·2, .857, 4.21; Sale, Seattle, 12·3, .BOO, 3.56; FGarcia. Seattle, 13· 4, .765, 3.31; Sabalhia, Cleveland, 12·4, .750, 4.42; Milton, Minnesota, 11·4, .733, 4 .28; Moyer, Seattle, 13·5, ,.722. 3.96. STRIKEOUTS -Clemens, New York, 162; Nomo, Boston, 154; PMartinez. Boston, t 50; Mussina, New York, 148; Zito, Oakland, .144; Colon, Cleveland, 14 t; Hudson, Oakland, 136. .. Deadline for the Baseball Hall of Fame Is FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 5:00p.m. Cost $1 0.00 per picture • A Ball and B Ball • Little League • Pony League • Softball @ Fill out the form below and drop It off along with photo or mall with payment to the Dally Sentinel "Baseball" P.O. Box 729., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 r------~------------------------------, I1 Child's Name:._ · -----------I Birthday: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ I . II Throws: Right or Left . I Bats: Right or Left I ITeam:. ____________________~----------1 I Phone:._________________________ L-~-----------------------------------~ Make checks a able to; The Dail Sentinel '• www.mydailysentinel.com Rankin, Parker .take top spots BY Junior fair goat show winners· announced BRIIIN J. REED SENTIN~L NEWS STAFF ROCK SPRINGS David Rankin will top the sale bill on Friday evening with his grand champion market steer, followed by Brett Parker, who took reserve honors at Thesday evening's Junior Fair Beef · Show. Alan Watson was named grand champion showman, .. and Btad Puke( reserve champion showman. ·~ Wes Ehlers of Keyser, w. the event, which also included judging of commercial feeder steers and dairy muket feeders. Alyssa Holter and Kelsey Holter were named grand · and reserve champion dairy market feeder showmen, respectively, and they took grand champion and reserve champion for the feeder steers. Kacy Ervin showed the grand champion commer- . cia! feeder steer, and Nathan Cook the reserve champion commercial feeder steer. Janet Calaway was named grand champion commercial· feeder steer showman, and Macyn Ervin reserve champion showman. David Rankin was grand champion feeder calf showman, and Josh Collins rese~ve champion feeder FROM STAFF REPORTS OCK horses seen in the draft horse young Belgian stallion shown by ~---<SPR:lNG"'S--showamrhorse pulls;tatnefasi=-Jessica Carr, "Just nee3Sliis gro-The horse as-lightning race horses which ceries," but he later took home a will pull sulky and driver il) grand champion rosette and took IS an everThursday's and Friday's harness in a bit of lunch afterward. present sym- races, the fair often seems to When it comes to pulling conhoi of the farm, and of the revolve around the horse. tests, the challenge is to get the Meigs County Fair. Decked out in harness and cart, horses to stand still long enough From the quarter horses and this Belgian draft horse was a big to get hooked to the sled. (Charnoble steeds in the 4-H and .FFA hit at Monday's draft horse show. lene Hoeflich and Brian J Reed Horse Show, to the hard-working One spectator noted. that "Doc," a photos) BEST OF SHOW DAIRY GOAT - Best of Show Dairy Kid honors was taken by Denise Hannunt · left, and Best of Show Da iry Doe honors by Meli&· sa Snowden, right. Also pictured is Fair Queen Bil· lie Jo Welsh and Goat Prince John Swanson. PleaseseeBHf,AJ Hlp: 80s Low: lOs 'I'CIUy'l Sentinel 2 Sections - 1l , .... Calendar Classif!eds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather AS 82-4 ROC K SPRINGS - Results of the Meigs Co unty junior Fair goat show held Tuesday morning at the small show arena are as follows, in order by clas1: (Showman) Intermediate, Beginner, John Swanson, grand champion showman, Casey Hannum, reserve champion showman; Alpine doe, Kristen Trader, gra nd champion Alpine; Lamancha, Melissa Snowden, grand champion Lamancha, Melissa Snowden, reserve champion Lamancha; Saanert, Denise Hann11m, grand , cbam,pjon Saanen ; CrQssbreed, Cody Hannum, grand 'champion Crossbreed, John Swanson, reserve champion Crossbreed. - -Harness-Guat;-Ieri!ttn Tra-der, grand charntpil:m~~ Harness Goat, Denise Hannum, reserve champion Harness Goat; Best of Show Dairy Kid, Denise Hannum, Best of Show Dairy Doe, Melissa Snowden. Details, A2 Lotteries OHIO ~ 3: 3-6-4; Pick 4: 5-3-8-1 85 . . . . 5: 5-7-17·21·33 A4 A3 W.VA 81.3.6 Daly 3: 2·8-4 O.ily 4: 4-0-0-3 A2 c 2001 Ohio Valley Publ~hing Co. Congo ·nets grand champion poultry pen BY TONY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF . ROCK SPRINGS - Tricia' Congo will .sell the grand champion pen of market poultry and Benjamin Ayres the reserve champion pen as they both took honors during Monday's Meigs County junior Fair Poultry Show. James Wes~ohn was named grand champion and Tricia Congo reserve champion in the poultry showmanship. David Adkins of Lucasville was the judge Bantams - Lindsey Houser, grand chamof the show, whi..:h took place in the open pion. Melissa Snowden, reserve champion; show arena near the midway. · Ducks - Meli!Sf Snowden, grand i::hamResults of the show were posted as fol- pion; lows: Geese - Melissa Snowden, grand chamPullet' - Tyler Lee, grand champion, pion; Lindsey Houser, n.-serve champion; Doves - Melissa Snowden, grand chamBroilers - Julie Tillis, grand champion, pion; Melissa Snowden, reserve champion ; Large Fowl - Melissa Snowden, grand Fancy Poultry - Melissa Snowden, 6.,-and champion, 'Melissa Kir, reserve champion; Please see Poultry, Al Information at your fingertips ... For the latest healthcare information and to learn more about the programs and services Holzer Medical Center provides, log onto our website: Discover the Holzer Difference ·www.holzer.org. www.holzer.org •• 'Jil' . !. r t . �.Ohio The Daily Sentinel SY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Commission halts tax hike CANTON (AP) - Stark County commifosioners took the advice of an independent committee and called off plans to seek a sales tax in November. Now commissioners are shooting for the May election. But the decision, although unanimous, wasn't wi thout reservations. Com mi ssion er John Dougherty said he still believes the county needs to see k a continuing 0.25-percent sales tax in the Nov. 6 election. "I don't believe we should be waiting six more months," he said. And Commissioner Gayle Jac kson said she still believes the co unty urge ntly needs a sales tax. Jackso n , however, said co mmissioners should value the committee's advice. PageAl Wednesd.y, Aupst 15, 1001 Hagan ~onfirms he·plans to run for governor Chance for storms arises in area Thursday night ... Partly The National Weather Ser- cloudy with a chance of vice says a low pressure system showers and thunderstorms. will approach the area tonight Low in the upper 60s. and Thursday, bringing Extended forec:ast: increasing cloudiness with a Friday. ..A chance of showchance of thunderstorms. ers and thunderstorms during Thursday. the day, otherwise partly Lows tonight will be in the cloudy. High in rhe mid 80s. upper 50s to mid 60s, with Saturday... Parrly cloudy. highs Thursday in the lower to Low in the lower 60s and high in the mid 80s. mid 80s. Sunset .tonight will be at · Sunday... Partly cloudy with 8:29. Sunrise Thursday will be a chance of showers and thunat 6:44 a.m. derstorms. Low in the lower Weather fore~ast: 60s and high in the ]ower 80s. Tonight.. .Clear with areas Monday.. .A chance of of fog developing late. Low in showers during the day, otherwise partly cloudy. Low in the the lower 60s. Calm wind. Thursday... Mosrly sunny lower 60s and high in the with areas of fog until mid- lower 80s. morning. High in the upper Tuesday.:. Mostly sunny. . 80s. Sou~west wind 5 to 10 Low in the lower 60s and high : mph. in the mid 80s. • CLEVELAND (AP) Former Cuyahoga Co.unry Commissioner Tim Hagan, a Democrat with close ties ~o the Kennedy family, has decided to run for governor, according to reports published Wednesday in two newspapers. ''I'm not debating whether to get in this race. I'm going to run," Hagan told The Plain Dealer. He plans a formal announcement in September. · He filed paperwork Tuesday with the Ohio secretary of state to allows him to begin raising money for next year's race. Hagan, 55, is the first Democrat to announce plans to challenge incumbent Gov. Bob Taft, a Cincinnati Republican. ''I'm starting from scratch," Hagan told The Columbus Dispatch . He said he has talked with supporters in and out of Ohio and is confident he will raise enough money to be competitive. }.lagan hopes fund-raising for next year's race will be helped by his wife, Kate Mulgrew, who played Capt. · KathiynJaneway on "StarTrek:Voyager." He has been active in campaigns on behalf of Sen. Edward M . Kennedy, DMass ., and , other members of the Kennedy family. David Leland, chairman of the Ohio Democratic · Parry, welcomed H agan's entry into the race. " H e has a real opporruniry to be the nexr governor of Ohio;• Leland said. He also held open the prospect that other Democrats might challenge Hagan. Hagan was a county commissioner for 16 years and has run . unsuccessfully for Congress and mayor of Cleveland. Taft, wifua well-known political name and polls that show he has solid voter support, brings a S2 million campaign fund ro the race, but Hagan maintains that Taft is vulnerable. "The main issue in this race is Taft's leadership," Hagan said. He sai~ Ohio ranks 41st in the nation in state support for higher education and 40th in new business development. Taft spokeswoman Mary Ann e · Sharkey said the governor has provided strong leadership during Ohio's economic difficulties. She singled out his 10-year, $23 billion program to repair school buildings and said he led the state's efforts to increase money for school operation. r The state hoped to complete the project, to provide better The shigellosis outbreak in the Cincinnati area is a large . living and recreation space for patients at the hospital, by one, CDC spokeswoman Nicole Coffin said Tuesday. The 2003, Sam Hibbs, spokesman for the Ohio Department of largest recorded outbreak of the illness was .in North CaroliMental Health, said Tuesday. There is no new date for com- na in 1987, with 7,334 cases, Coffin said. pletion, he said. l plead to federal charges . Agency nixes fall levy CINCINNATI AP - T . TOLEDO (AP)- A man and woman arrested driving a . . . ( ld hda e p~bhc bdus agency that serves · vehicle that belonged to a slain• business owner e~ch pleaded th e C mcmnat1 area sa1 11ues y 1t nee s more nme to p 1an . k. h h. 1 · state 1·mes. · · · • , mnocent to ta mg t e ve 1c e across d d an ex pan e reg10na 1trans1t system, so 1t won t ask voters ro ,., b h Ul h 2 fC d J. · 'T' dl d 27 f approve a tax levy in November. .a a.t a s , 4, o y~et, a? . 1mm1e woo an , .•' o , Board members of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Fosrona, ~ere charge~ wnh dnvmg across sta.te hn es m a Authority, w hi ch operates the Metro bus system decided not stolen veh1cle. and havmg a 12-gauge shotgun m the sportto place a levy on the Nov. 6 ballot. ' utility vehicle. Both pleaded innocent Monday in U.S. DisThey followed the recommendation of Paul Jablonski, tnct Court. Metro's general manager. Jablonski said he hopes . by Febru- , The owner of the SUV and the gun, Fred Smith, was last · ary to have more specific estimates of what it would cost to 'seen talking to Ulsh ar a tavern in Findlay, 15 miles from expand the transit system, plus more specific information on where his body .was found July 24, in a shallow grave along where new bus routes and ·shelters would be located and a highway near Cygnet. whether funding for a light-rail transit system should be Police said Snrith and Ulsh were seen leaving the bar included. together. About three hours later, police believe Smith w;1s . Transit system officials said they estim2(e the capital cost of assaulted on a city street in Fostoria near where Woodland building the needed infrastructure at between SllO million and Ulsh Jived with Woodland's mother. and $190 million. They said they would seek federal and state funding for most of that work. Wedneaday, Aug. 15, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Deaths Obituaries HazeiM.Ja·d Angie Monts LETART.WVa. - Hazel M.Jewell, 81 , Letart, diedTuesday.Aug. 14,2001 at Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was the daughter of the late Ed and Edna Schrama Manuel, and was a home maker and a member of the Vernon United Methodist Church in Vernon, WVa. She was also a Sunday School teacher for more than 58 years at various churches. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur Jewell; a son, Bill Jewell; and a brother, Richard Schrama. Surviving are a son and two daughters-in-law; Gene and Jennifer Jewell of Letart, and Diann McLean of Parkersburg, WVa.; a 1daughter and son-in-law; Marie and Jerry .Cutlip of Leigh Acres, .Fla.; and II grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday in New Haven Funeral Home, with the Rev. Jack Mayes officiating. Burial will be in Vernon Cemeter,Vernon,W.Va. Friends may visit one hour prior ro services at the funeral home. LONG BOTTOM - Merrie Angela "Angie" Ashe Morris, 47, of Bashan Road, Long Bottom, died on Monday, August 13, 2001 at the Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis, following an extended illness. She was born on December 30, 1953 in Norfolk, Virginia, daughter of the late Earl N. and Ruby E. Cannon Ashe. She was a loan officer at the Tuppers Plains branch of the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Shade River Chapter. · Surviving are her husband, Clyde R . Morris; two daughters and a son-inlaw, Karen and Branden Shuler of Ridgeley, West Virginia, and Crystal Morris of Long Bottom; two stepsons, Kevin (Corey) Morris and Keith Morris, both of Nags Head, North Carolina; a stepdaughter, Kelly (Jarret) Shepherd of Middlebourne, West Virginia; one sister and brother-in-law, CHURUBUSCO, Ind. - Chris A. Lowery, 27, Churubusco, Earlene and Michael McCarthy of Poquoson, Virginia; a sisterdied Monday, Aug. 13,2001 at Parlcview Hospital, Fort Wayne, Ind. in-law and her husband, Elizabeth and Dale Stewart of Burton, Born Feb.12, 1974 in Gallia County. son of the Rev.Jerry and South Carolina; her father in-law and mother-in-law, Clyde J . Freda Ramsey Lowery of ChUrubusco, he was a 1992 graduate of and Jean Morris of Long Bottom; seven grandchildren, Jackson High School and was srudying nursing at Ivy Tech in Fort Zachary and Alix Shepherd, Paige and Colton Shuler, Dylan Wayne. · and Bailey Morris, and JJ. Allen; and several nieces and Surviving in addition to his parents are a brother and sister-in-law, nephews. Craig and Alicia Lowery ·of Kansas City. Mo.; a sister and brotherBesides her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, in-law, Connie and Jeremy Lemaster ofjackson; his paternal grand- Lois Hollomon; and her niece, Andrea Dukett. mother, Marvene Lowery of Middleport; and three nephews. Services will be held on Thursday, August 16,2001 at I p.m. Services will be 6 tonight in Sheets Funeral Home in Churubus- at Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with the Rev. Jane Beatco, with Kerry L. Niman officiating. The family will receive friends tie officiating. Burial will follow at Meigs Memory Gardens. at the funeral after 4 p.m. today until the hour of the service. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday, August 15, Final services will be 1 p.m . Friday at Gallia Baptist Church, with 2001 from 7- 9 p.m. , the Rev. Cline Rawlins officiating. The family will receive friends at Memorial contributions rrpy be made to the American Canthe church after 11 a.m. Friday until the hour of the service. Burial cer Sodety. ·will be in Gallia Ba!Jtist Cemetery. LOCAL STOCKS AEP-44 ~ USB-241. Arch Coal - 20~ Akzo-42 ~ AmTechS8C - 44 Ashland Inc. - 41 AT&T -19\ Bank One - 38), Bl.l - 111.Bob Evans - 20 w. BorgWamerChampion - 3\ Charming Shops - 6~ City Holding - 11 ), Col-19\ DuPont - 411. F-ral Mogul - t Premier - Gannen-66 General Electric - 41 ~ GKNLY- tO Harley Davidson 49~ Kmart- Kroa"'- 12'- 2~ Lands End- 3n Ltd. - 16), NSC-20~ Oak Hill Financial 16~ OVB-25 BBT -38 Peoples - 22), 8l. Rockwell-16 ~ ROcky Boots - 6 RDShell-56~ Sears- 45~. Shoney's -'.;, Wai·Mart - 52), Wendy's - 27), Worthing1on - 14), Daily s1ock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Part· . ners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. <hlis A. Lowery Bonnie Sue Chevalier Edna walker REEDSVILLE ·- Bonnie Sue Chevalier, 60, of Reedsville, POMEROY- Edna W.Walker, 86, Pomeroy. died Monday,Aug. died Tuesday, August 14,2001 at her residence. Born on November 3, 1940 in Washington, Arkansas, she was 13, 2001 at her residence. She was born on Aug. 10, 1915 in the Texas community of Meigs the daughter of the late John and Olice Stroud. SPRINGFIELD (AP) - The Ohio Medical Board has In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two County, daughter of the late William and Lucinda Pooler Wolfe. revoked the medical license of a former Clark County corosisters, Marjorie Wright of Hope, Arkansas, and Barbara Surviving are four children, Richard L. Bearhs Jr., Shiron L. Hartner, who is serving a prison sentence for dru g fraud and illeRoberts of Palm Springs, California; two brothers, Robert man- Tucker, Sheila A. Arnold and Doris I. Moth, all of Pomeroy; gal firearms possession Stroud; and an infant brother, Roger Dale Stroud of Hope, nine grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Dirk Wood has ·15 days to appeal th e ruling, said Bill . George Alfred Wolfe of Pomeroy. and Glenroy E.Wplfe of Colum- Arkansas. Schmidt, the board's assistant executive director. She is survived by her husband of 43 years, Lowell b. Chevabia Station. "Successful appeals are relatively uncommon," Schmidt CLEVELAND (AP) Italy's Rob~rto Plano won the · She was preceded in death by three husbands, Richard ~· Bearhs lier, whom she married January 17, 1958 in Indio, California; a sai d. " We don't' get that many. We're co nfident that we've got $15,000 top prize in the Cleveland International Piano Sr., Frank W Stalder and Melvin H.Walker; a brother, Edward Wayne daughter and son-in-law, Carrie and Dennis Rucker of a good case" and Wood will never practice in Ohio again. Reedsville; three. sons and a daughter-in-law, Jeffery and Darla CINCINNATI (AP) - An outbreak of shigellosis, diar- Competition, which attracted 53 performers from .24 coon. Wolfe; and two sisters, Nina W Robinson and Mary Elta Spencer. A message for comment was left after hours Monday with rhea-causing ailment, is plaguing children and employees a.t tries to the Cleveland Institute of Music and Severance Hall. Services will be 1 p.m.Thursday in Fisher-Atree Funeral Home, Chevalier of Knoxville, Tennessee, and William · Edward. and Kevi n Byers, the Columbus attorney handling Wood's ' case. day-care centers and some public pools in the region this · . Pomeroy, with Pastor Donna Parker officiating. Burial will follow in Maurice Scott Chevalier of Middleport. summer. Plano, 23, who performed Beethoven's Piano Concerto Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Danielle and ·Brittney Mount Hermon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Health officials are asking for public help and are stepping No. 3, also won a New York recital debut, a recording sesRucker of Reedsville; Alexis and . Caroline Chevalier of from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. up education programs to combat the infectious d isease as sion, two years of free management and a series of con cert Knoxville, Tennessee; Amber and Travis Chevalier of ChilliMASS ILLON (AP) -A man convicted of assa ulting a ref- sc hoolchildren begin returning to classes. engagements. cothe, and Christopher and Ashley Chevalier of Marietta. eree at a state high school football playoff game Nov. 4 wants Q fficials ,at rhc:...fede~l!l, Cemers (or J)!Je~e Cp.ntrol and , Minsoo Sohn, 25, of Korea finished second and won A; market . ..1..:" fro _ Services will be held at the White Funeral Home Friday, a judge to let him go to games again in this town krtownlfor Prevention in Atlanta are working with Ohio and Kentucky $10,000 and Turkey's O'zgur Aydin, 28, won the $7,500 ~. penJu-&"'g, m August 1'7, 2001 at 11 a.m., with Pastor Walter Carney officiits football frenzy. ' thin! place, was posted as fol- ating. Burial will be inReedsville Cemetery at Reedsville. public health dfficials 'to monitor the ailment and track its third-place prize in the 10-day competition that ended SatTodd Meldrum, 37, of nearby Perry Township, was found friends may call at the funeral home Thursday, August 16, lows: Amore~ Salser, Corey spread. urday night. "J::::--~~~1!.....;..·~~-tii'OIID-,~ guilty January in municipal court of assaulting-a-referee-am! 1-~~ l---J:Irvis~Me:llssa Kirk, David'llxk~ 2001 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Tile trio wwaassfiiltimQiilil'wmrierS'<c:Comn~ceeirrt-~flu,oay. resisting arrest. er, Amanda Yeager, Jefiiey champion; Judge Edward Elum ordered Meldrum to stay away from Baughman, Zackary Moore, . Turkeys Corey Jarvis, Melissa Snowden, Julie Tillis, au school prop1;1ry in the court's jurisdiction for five years. . grand champion. Meldrum is not allowed to attend football games at MasKim Faulkner, James Wesgohn, First and second place show• sillon's Paul · Brown Tiger Stadium or at Perry, ·Jackson, . 'JYier Lee, Lindsey Houser, actions have been filed in manship honors went to James Northwest, Fairleu, Thslaw, or Central Catholic stadiums. Nathan Burnem, Robbie Wed. Meigs County Common Wesgohn and Nathan Bumem, dle. POMEROY Units of Pleas Court by Alice Jane : Senior;1licia Congo and RobThose market pens will open t4e Meigs Emergency Ser- Bergman, Middleport, : bie Weddle, Junior; David Thckthe sale bill at the Meigs Coun~ vice. answered \10 ~ails for against . er and Jefli:ey Baughman, InterRobert Frank CAMBRIDGE (AP) - A principal who was suspended • ty Junior Fair Livestock Sale on on Tuesday. Units assistance mediate; Zackary Moore and tan spring after being accused of paddling a child wm make Bergman, Atlasbu~g. Pa.; and Melissa Snowden, Beginner. Friday ~moon, begirming at 2 responded as follows: his case to the public. by Robyn Loraine Wayland, CENTRAL DISPATCH Pomeroy, against Terry C. In addition to Congo and p.m. Bill Lee, the former principal at Garfield ·Elementary MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) 12:52 a.m., Race Street, Wayland, Clearwater, Fla. School, will tell his side of the story at the Cambridge Three men selling natural Armory on Friday. · · · · Virginia Hindy, Holzer A divorce has been grantgas doorto-door have been than 600 children, ages 14 Medical Center; · Lee was suspended for paddling a boy and calling him a ed to Jackie L. Tanner from arrested and accused of solicand under, die in fires . In foul name, according to Superintendent Marvin Wourms. 3:29 a.m., Spring Avenue, Debbie L. Tanner. addition, each year, fires in Bonnie Adkins, refused A hearing reviewi11,g his actions before a referee was post- iting sex from underage girls. The salesman were from poned two weeks ago. Lee said he planned to bring witnessthe home injure nearly treatment; from PaaeAI Energy America, a national es to the hearing on his behalf. 7:47 a.m., Tackersville 47,000 children ages 14 and company that offers wholetive equipment, the congress- under, the legislators report~ Road, Garnett · Roush, sale natural gas · service, priPOMEROY- Marriage man added. HMC; ed. marily rhrou.gh , !oor-to~ The grant applications s:ss p.m., South Second, .licenses have been issued in "It's really exciting to door sales. Meigs Counry Probate TOLEDO (AP) - A dump truck struck a pedestrian were processed by the U.S. receive this funding," said Mildred Lambert, HMC; Antonio J. Johnson, 22, of walkway over Interstate 280 near downtown, closing the Court to: Curtis James Dai9:01 p.m., Dairy Lane, Fire Administration and rated Pomeroy VFD Capt. D. Todd Cleveland; Christopher D. busy truck route for most of the day. ley, 42, and Ann-Marie WagDelvine.Erlewine, HMC. by (epresentatives from seven , Smith. Jackson, 18, of Cleveland and No o ne was on the bridge at th e time of the accident. POMEROY oner, 30, both of Albany; fire service organizations. "This financial assistance The hydraulic system on the truck lifted the back of the Randy T. Gray, 22, of Shaker 8:38 a.m., East Shade, Gary Lee Cooper, 22, PortOverall, fire is responsible from FEMA will allow us to truck as it was moving and caused the accident, police said . Heights were arrested SunWilliam Watson, HMC. land, and Jessica Renee for killing more Americans purchase needed equipment The truck's driver, Lawrence Kin g, 32, of Onatafi , , Cana- day and charged with corREEDSVILLE Deadline for the Baseball Smith, 19, Racine; Jason Lee · than all natural disasters that we would otherwise be da, was cited for having an unsecure load, police said. He was ruption of i minor, authori10:11 p.m ., Carr Road, Smith, 28, Middleport, and · combined, and many of those unable ro obtain. It will defiHall of Fame Is treated for minor injuries ar St.Vincent Mercy Medical Cen- ties said. Police say Johnson Dove Wllite, St. Joseph's Andrea· Rae Theiss, 28, Syrawho <lie each year in fires are nitely improve the safery of and Jackson had oral sex FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 ter and released. Hospital. children . Each year more our firefig~ters." cuse; and to David William with a 13-year-ol.d girl and 5:00p.m. RUTLAND Dailey, 26, and Lauren Marie Gray had oral sex with a IS2:25 p.m., Fairgrounds , Reiss, 20, both of Middle- . Cost $1 0.00 per picture year-old girl. Nathaniel Gilkey, HMC. port. Johnson persuaded the 13LOUISVILLE (AP) - Biery Cheese Co. is voluntarily TUPPERS PLAINS re calling its 8-to- 10 ounce packages of horseradish, colored year-old to perform oral sex 12:06 p.m., Succes.s Road, American and colored colby 'cubes, .the company said Tues- on him after he showed up at (USPS 21 :HeO) Doris Deeter, CamdenOhio Volley Publlahlng Ca. day. her door Saturday in Belpre, •' Clark Memorial Hospital; Published every alteri'M)()I1, Monday The packages have the potential to be co ntaminated with according to police records. lhrough Friday, 111 Court St.. 9:18p.m. , Sheriff's Office, Fill out the fo.rm below and drop It along with photo or mall Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·class listeria mono cytogenes, which can cause serious and someLater, she was brought Keith Myers Jr., St. Joseph's Our main concern In all stories is postage paid a1 Pomeroy. · with payment to the Dally Sentinel "Baseball" times fatal infections in you ng people, pregnant women, back to their hotel room and Member: The ASIOCialed Preoa and to be accurate. If you know of an Hospit~l. elderly or adults with weakened immune .syste ms, according performed oral sex on Jac~­ error In a story, call the newsroom the Ohio Now-r Association. P.O. Box 729., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Postma-: Send addresa """""' at (740) 992·2156. to a company release. . son, according to authorities .. lions IO The Dally Sahtlnal, 11 t Court . St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. The cheese was distributed in retail stores in central Penn- who alleged that Gray News Departments sylvania and Maryland. Subscription rates picked up -the 15-year-old The main number Is 992·2156. Child's By...-or-arroute Department exten~ons are: The product comes in a clear package ·with a Biery label on Marietta's west side late OneS2 $8.70 and a sell date of Dec. 3 of this year on top o f the package. Saturday night. Qenel'lll manager Ext. 12 One monlll FOREST RUN - Forest Oney$104 Run · United Methodist Johnson and Gray said the Birthday: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---:------.. Dolly 50 cents Ext. 13 Newa Sub8cribors no1 desiring to. pay the Church will host· a unified girls told them they were 18. may remit In advance direct to Ext. 14 carrier or worship of Asbury and MinThe 13-year-old said sh e The bally San11nel. Credk w/1 be given Throws. : Right or Left carrier each weak. No subscription by COLUMBUS (AP) - The state is delaying a $30 millio n told Johnson she was 13. ersville congregations on Other servl.cea mail permitted In arus where hOme to $35 million project to improve conditions at a C inci nnati. All three were released Sunday at 10:30 a.m. carrier service Is available. Ext. 3 Advertlalng psychiatric hospital after a proposed land sale ro the U.S . . from th e Washington CoonThe Rev. Jack LethenBats: Right or Left Mall subsatptlon Ext. 4 Postal Service fell through. I ty jail on $5,000 bonds. Circulation strom of St. Cloud, Fla., will lnaldo Molgo Ca\Jnly The Department of Mental H ealth plan~ed to sell about Marietta Police Sgt . Rick 13 Weeks $27.30 be the speaker. A carry-in Ext. 5 26 Weeks Claulfled Ads $53.82 35 acres at its Summit Behavioral Health care site for $3.9 Meek said the investigation picnic will be held at noo!l. 52Woel<i $105.56 To aend a-mall million to the Postal Service, which intended to replace a shows the acts were consen7:0011:00 ~ Molp County news 0 mydallysentlnel.com pr0cessi ng and distribution cen ter. · sua!. 13W$29.25 IIATNIU IAT •IUN 1:00 • 1:00 On the Web 28W$56.68 The Postal Service has canceled that proj,ect and wi thdrew T he men registered with www.mydallysentinel.com 52 $109.72 its purchase otT~r last month, citing it.'i own financial diffi- city hall before seiJin g door- - L------~--------~----------------------..1 POMEROY Divorce culties. to-door. L--------~M~a~k~e~c~h:ec~ks!:,~=:.~to~:~Th=e~~~~~~-------J Ex.;coroner loses license The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Italian wins competition Outbreak causing problems GRAND CHAMPION STEER - David Rankin will sell his 1,304pound grand ch~jmplon market steer on Friday night, following Tuesday evening's judging by Wes Ehlers, pictured here with Rankin, Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh . (Brian J. Reed photo) Beef fnwn Page A1 ·calf showman. Collins showed the grand champion feeder calf steer, and Rankin the reserve champion feeder calf steer and grand · champion feeder calf heifer. In the breeding beef category, Kacy Ervin took grand champion angus , 'Amanda Windon grand champion hereford, Janet Calaway grand champion Maine Anjou, Joe Brown reserve champion Maine Anjou, Josh Collins grand champion crossbred, Kacy Ervin, reserv~ champion crossbred, and Joe Brown, grand cha~pion cro~sbred . BulL Rankings in th e market steer show were, by class and in descending order from first: Steers, 1 ,004 to I, 135 pounds: Brent Buckley, Miranda Buckley, Chris Trader; Steers, 1,290 ro 1,270 pounds, Brett Parker, Brad Parker, Aaron Yost, Ashley Hager; Steers, 1,285 to 1,420 pounds, David Rankin, Alan Watson, Tyler Johnson, Joe Brown . a .. Banned fan wants access Pou ~-~ Prlnclpel1oln1 public Salesmen cha.rged WJ"th . corrupting : mInors LOCAL BRIEFS EMS runs VFD Truck smacks into bridge Cheese recalled by Biery Issued licenses ol T-Ball • A Ball and B Ball • Little league · • Pony League • Softball The Daily Sentinel off . Reader Services Worship planned r-------------------------------------, Name: _ ___;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mental Health projed delayed Team: __________________ Phone: ________________________ w- Divorces ·filed RESERVE STEER - Brett Parker showed last night's reserve champion market steer, weighing 1,270 pounds. Pictured with Parker are Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, Beef Princess Ab~le Chevalier, and the event judge, Wes Ehlers. (Brian J. Reed photo) MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 $1 BagSate liES IllS ORIGINAl. 51 HUMANE soc. JIIASSK PAll Ill THRIFT SHOP SPY KIDS RUSH HOUR 2 SCARY MOVIE 2 ·Friday& Saturday 17th& 18th '1"" ~ - "'=""''""' T' 7:10,9:25 . 7:35,9:50 7:35,9:55 7:40 7:45,10:00 10:00 ALL AGES , ALL TIMES $ 4 .00 THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY announces the following hours for Thursday, August 16th Due to the Funeral of Fellow Employee and Friend Angie Morris TJ'Ie Pomeroy and Gallip Us Offices.will be closed Noon until2 pm so employee can attend the funeral The Tuppers Plains Office will close at 11 am and will remain closed the rest of the day. • J ., �.Ohio The Daily Sentinel SY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Commission halts tax hike CANTON (AP) - Stark County commifosioners took the advice of an independent committee and called off plans to seek a sales tax in November. Now commissioners are shooting for the May election. But the decision, although unanimous, wasn't wi thout reservations. Com mi ssion er John Dougherty said he still believes the county needs to see k a continuing 0.25-percent sales tax in the Nov. 6 election. "I don't believe we should be waiting six more months," he said. And Commissioner Gayle Jac kson said she still believes the co unty urge ntly needs a sales tax. Jackso n , however, said co mmissioners should value the committee's advice. PageAl Wednesd.y, Aupst 15, 1001 Hagan ~onfirms he·plans to run for governor Chance for storms arises in area Thursday night ... Partly The National Weather Ser- cloudy with a chance of vice says a low pressure system showers and thunderstorms. will approach the area tonight Low in the upper 60s. and Thursday, bringing Extended forec:ast: increasing cloudiness with a Friday. ..A chance of showchance of thunderstorms. ers and thunderstorms during Thursday. the day, otherwise partly Lows tonight will be in the cloudy. High in rhe mid 80s. upper 50s to mid 60s, with Saturday... Parrly cloudy. highs Thursday in the lower to Low in the lower 60s and high in the mid 80s. mid 80s. Sunset .tonight will be at · Sunday... Partly cloudy with 8:29. Sunrise Thursday will be a chance of showers and thunat 6:44 a.m. derstorms. Low in the lower Weather fore~ast: 60s and high in the ]ower 80s. Tonight.. .Clear with areas Monday.. .A chance of of fog developing late. Low in showers during the day, otherwise partly cloudy. Low in the the lower 60s. Calm wind. Thursday... Mosrly sunny lower 60s and high in the with areas of fog until mid- lower 80s. morning. High in the upper Tuesday.:. Mostly sunny. . 80s. Sou~west wind 5 to 10 Low in the lower 60s and high : mph. in the mid 80s. • CLEVELAND (AP) Former Cuyahoga Co.unry Commissioner Tim Hagan, a Democrat with close ties ~o the Kennedy family, has decided to run for governor, according to reports published Wednesday in two newspapers. ''I'm not debating whether to get in this race. I'm going to run," Hagan told The Plain Dealer. He plans a formal announcement in September. · He filed paperwork Tuesday with the Ohio secretary of state to allows him to begin raising money for next year's race. Hagan, 55, is the first Democrat to announce plans to challenge incumbent Gov. Bob Taft, a Cincinnati Republican. ''I'm starting from scratch," Hagan told The Columbus Dispatch . He said he has talked with supporters in and out of Ohio and is confident he will raise enough money to be competitive. }.lagan hopes fund-raising for next year's race will be helped by his wife, Kate Mulgrew, who played Capt. · KathiynJaneway on "StarTrek:Voyager." He has been active in campaigns on behalf of Sen. Edward M . Kennedy, DMass ., and , other members of the Kennedy family. David Leland, chairman of the Ohio Democratic · Parry, welcomed H agan's entry into the race. " H e has a real opporruniry to be the nexr governor of Ohio;• Leland said. He also held open the prospect that other Democrats might challenge Hagan. Hagan was a county commissioner for 16 years and has run . unsuccessfully for Congress and mayor of Cleveland. Taft, wifua well-known political name and polls that show he has solid voter support, brings a S2 million campaign fund ro the race, but Hagan maintains that Taft is vulnerable. "The main issue in this race is Taft's leadership," Hagan said. He sai~ Ohio ranks 41st in the nation in state support for higher education and 40th in new business development. Taft spokeswoman Mary Ann e · Sharkey said the governor has provided strong leadership during Ohio's economic difficulties. She singled out his 10-year, $23 billion program to repair school buildings and said he led the state's efforts to increase money for school operation. r The state hoped to complete the project, to provide better The shigellosis outbreak in the Cincinnati area is a large . living and recreation space for patients at the hospital, by one, CDC spokeswoman Nicole Coffin said Tuesday. The 2003, Sam Hibbs, spokesman for the Ohio Department of largest recorded outbreak of the illness was .in North CaroliMental Health, said Tuesday. There is no new date for com- na in 1987, with 7,334 cases, Coffin said. pletion, he said. l plead to federal charges . Agency nixes fall levy CINCINNATI AP - T . TOLEDO (AP)- A man and woman arrested driving a . . . ( ld hda e p~bhc bdus agency that serves · vehicle that belonged to a slain• business owner e~ch pleaded th e C mcmnat1 area sa1 11ues y 1t nee s more nme to p 1an . k. h h. 1 · state 1·mes. · · · • , mnocent to ta mg t e ve 1c e across d d an ex pan e reg10na 1trans1t system, so 1t won t ask voters ro ,., b h Ul h 2 fC d J. · 'T' dl d 27 f approve a tax levy in November. .a a.t a s , 4, o y~et, a? . 1mm1e woo an , .•' o , Board members of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Fosrona, ~ere charge~ wnh dnvmg across sta.te hn es m a Authority, w hi ch operates the Metro bus system decided not stolen veh1cle. and havmg a 12-gauge shotgun m the sportto place a levy on the Nov. 6 ballot. ' utility vehicle. Both pleaded innocent Monday in U.S. DisThey followed the recommendation of Paul Jablonski, tnct Court. Metro's general manager. Jablonski said he hopes . by Febru- , The owner of the SUV and the gun, Fred Smith, was last · ary to have more specific estimates of what it would cost to 'seen talking to Ulsh ar a tavern in Findlay, 15 miles from expand the transit system, plus more specific information on where his body .was found July 24, in a shallow grave along where new bus routes and ·shelters would be located and a highway near Cygnet. whether funding for a light-rail transit system should be Police said Snrith and Ulsh were seen leaving the bar included. together. About three hours later, police believe Smith w;1s . Transit system officials said they estim2(e the capital cost of assaulted on a city street in Fostoria near where Woodland building the needed infrastructure at between SllO million and Ulsh Jived with Woodland's mother. and $190 million. They said they would seek federal and state funding for most of that work. Wedneaday, Aug. 15, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Deaths Obituaries HazeiM.Ja·d Angie Monts LETART.WVa. - Hazel M.Jewell, 81 , Letart, diedTuesday.Aug. 14,2001 at Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was the daughter of the late Ed and Edna Schrama Manuel, and was a home maker and a member of the Vernon United Methodist Church in Vernon, WVa. She was also a Sunday School teacher for more than 58 years at various churches. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur Jewell; a son, Bill Jewell; and a brother, Richard Schrama. Surviving are a son and two daughters-in-law; Gene and Jennifer Jewell of Letart, and Diann McLean of Parkersburg, WVa.; a 1daughter and son-in-law; Marie and Jerry .Cutlip of Leigh Acres, .Fla.; and II grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday in New Haven Funeral Home, with the Rev. Jack Mayes officiating. Burial will be in Vernon Cemeter,Vernon,W.Va. Friends may visit one hour prior ro services at the funeral home. LONG BOTTOM - Merrie Angela "Angie" Ashe Morris, 47, of Bashan Road, Long Bottom, died on Monday, August 13, 2001 at the Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis, following an extended illness. She was born on December 30, 1953 in Norfolk, Virginia, daughter of the late Earl N. and Ruby E. Cannon Ashe. She was a loan officer at the Tuppers Plains branch of the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Shade River Chapter. · Surviving are her husband, Clyde R . Morris; two daughters and a son-inlaw, Karen and Branden Shuler of Ridgeley, West Virginia, and Crystal Morris of Long Bottom; two stepsons, Kevin (Corey) Morris and Keith Morris, both of Nags Head, North Carolina; a stepdaughter, Kelly (Jarret) Shepherd of Middlebourne, West Virginia; one sister and brother-in-law, CHURUBUSCO, Ind. - Chris A. Lowery, 27, Churubusco, Earlene and Michael McCarthy of Poquoson, Virginia; a sisterdied Monday, Aug. 13,2001 at Parlcview Hospital, Fort Wayne, Ind. in-law and her husband, Elizabeth and Dale Stewart of Burton, Born Feb.12, 1974 in Gallia County. son of the Rev.Jerry and South Carolina; her father in-law and mother-in-law, Clyde J . Freda Ramsey Lowery of ChUrubusco, he was a 1992 graduate of and Jean Morris of Long Bottom; seven grandchildren, Jackson High School and was srudying nursing at Ivy Tech in Fort Zachary and Alix Shepherd, Paige and Colton Shuler, Dylan Wayne. · and Bailey Morris, and JJ. Allen; and several nieces and Surviving in addition to his parents are a brother and sister-in-law, nephews. Craig and Alicia Lowery ·of Kansas City. Mo.; a sister and brotherBesides her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, in-law, Connie and Jeremy Lemaster ofjackson; his paternal grand- Lois Hollomon; and her niece, Andrea Dukett. mother, Marvene Lowery of Middleport; and three nephews. Services will be held on Thursday, August 16,2001 at I p.m. Services will be 6 tonight in Sheets Funeral Home in Churubus- at Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with the Rev. Jane Beatco, with Kerry L. Niman officiating. The family will receive friends tie officiating. Burial will follow at Meigs Memory Gardens. at the funeral after 4 p.m. today until the hour of the service. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday, August 15, Final services will be 1 p.m . Friday at Gallia Baptist Church, with 2001 from 7- 9 p.m. , the Rev. Cline Rawlins officiating. The family will receive friends at Memorial contributions rrpy be made to the American Canthe church after 11 a.m. Friday until the hour of the service. Burial cer Sodety. ·will be in Gallia Ba!Jtist Cemetery. LOCAL STOCKS AEP-44 ~ USB-241. Arch Coal - 20~ Akzo-42 ~ AmTechS8C - 44 Ashland Inc. - 41 AT&T -19\ Bank One - 38), Bl.l - 111.Bob Evans - 20 w. BorgWamerChampion - 3\ Charming Shops - 6~ City Holding - 11 ), Col-19\ DuPont - 411. F-ral Mogul - t Premier - Gannen-66 General Electric - 41 ~ GKNLY- tO Harley Davidson 49~ Kmart- Kroa"'- 12'- 2~ Lands End- 3n Ltd. - 16), NSC-20~ Oak Hill Financial 16~ OVB-25 BBT -38 Peoples - 22), 8l. Rockwell-16 ~ ROcky Boots - 6 RDShell-56~ Sears- 45~. Shoney's -'.;, Wai·Mart - 52), Wendy's - 27), Worthing1on - 14), Daily s1ock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Part· . ners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. <hlis A. Lowery Bonnie Sue Chevalier Edna walker REEDSVILLE ·- Bonnie Sue Chevalier, 60, of Reedsville, POMEROY- Edna W.Walker, 86, Pomeroy. died Monday,Aug. died Tuesday, August 14,2001 at her residence. Born on November 3, 1940 in Washington, Arkansas, she was 13, 2001 at her residence. She was born on Aug. 10, 1915 in the Texas community of Meigs the daughter of the late John and Olice Stroud. SPRINGFIELD (AP) - The Ohio Medical Board has In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two County, daughter of the late William and Lucinda Pooler Wolfe. revoked the medical license of a former Clark County corosisters, Marjorie Wright of Hope, Arkansas, and Barbara Surviving are four children, Richard L. Bearhs Jr., Shiron L. Hartner, who is serving a prison sentence for dru g fraud and illeRoberts of Palm Springs, California; two brothers, Robert man- Tucker, Sheila A. Arnold and Doris I. Moth, all of Pomeroy; gal firearms possession Stroud; and an infant brother, Roger Dale Stroud of Hope, nine grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Dirk Wood has ·15 days to appeal th e ruling, said Bill . George Alfred Wolfe of Pomeroy. and Glenroy E.Wplfe of Colum- Arkansas. Schmidt, the board's assistant executive director. She is survived by her husband of 43 years, Lowell b. Chevabia Station. "Successful appeals are relatively uncommon," Schmidt CLEVELAND (AP) Italy's Rob~rto Plano won the · She was preceded in death by three husbands, Richard ~· Bearhs lier, whom she married January 17, 1958 in Indio, California; a sai d. " We don't' get that many. We're co nfident that we've got $15,000 top prize in the Cleveland International Piano Sr., Frank W Stalder and Melvin H.Walker; a brother, Edward Wayne daughter and son-in-law, Carrie and Dennis Rucker of a good case" and Wood will never practice in Ohio again. Reedsville; three. sons and a daughter-in-law, Jeffery and Darla CINCINNATI (AP) - An outbreak of shigellosis, diar- Competition, which attracted 53 performers from .24 coon. Wolfe; and two sisters, Nina W Robinson and Mary Elta Spencer. A message for comment was left after hours Monday with rhea-causing ailment, is plaguing children and employees a.t tries to the Cleveland Institute of Music and Severance Hall. Services will be 1 p.m.Thursday in Fisher-Atree Funeral Home, Chevalier of Knoxville, Tennessee, and William · Edward. and Kevi n Byers, the Columbus attorney handling Wood's ' case. day-care centers and some public pools in the region this · . Pomeroy, with Pastor Donna Parker officiating. Burial will follow in Maurice Scott Chevalier of Middleport. summer. Plano, 23, who performed Beethoven's Piano Concerto Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Danielle and ·Brittney Mount Hermon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Health officials are asking for public help and are stepping No. 3, also won a New York recital debut, a recording sesRucker of Reedsville; Alexis and . Caroline Chevalier of from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. up education programs to combat the infectious d isease as sion, two years of free management and a series of con cert Knoxville, Tennessee; Amber and Travis Chevalier of ChilliMASS ILLON (AP) -A man convicted of assa ulting a ref- sc hoolchildren begin returning to classes. engagements. cothe, and Christopher and Ashley Chevalier of Marietta. eree at a state high school football playoff game Nov. 4 wants Q fficials ,at rhc:...fede~l!l, Cemers (or J)!Je~e Cp.ntrol and , Minsoo Sohn, 25, of Korea finished second and won A; market . ..1..:" fro _ Services will be held at the White Funeral Home Friday, a judge to let him go to games again in this town krtownlfor Prevention in Atlanta are working with Ohio and Kentucky $10,000 and Turkey's O'zgur Aydin, 28, won the $7,500 ~. penJu-&"'g, m August 1'7, 2001 at 11 a.m., with Pastor Walter Carney officiits football frenzy. ' thin! place, was posted as fol- ating. Burial will be inReedsville Cemetery at Reedsville. public health dfficials 'to monitor the ailment and track its third-place prize in the 10-day competition that ended SatTodd Meldrum, 37, of nearby Perry Township, was found friends may call at the funeral home Thursday, August 16, lows: Amore~ Salser, Corey spread. urday night. "J::::--~~~1!.....;..·~~-tii'OIID-,~ guilty January in municipal court of assaulting-a-referee-am! 1-~~ l---J:Irvis~Me:llssa Kirk, David'llxk~ 2001 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Tile trio wwaassfiiltimQiilil'wmrierS'<c:Comn~ceeirrt-~flu,oay. resisting arrest. er, Amanda Yeager, Jefiiey champion; Judge Edward Elum ordered Meldrum to stay away from Baughman, Zackary Moore, . Turkeys Corey Jarvis, Melissa Snowden, Julie Tillis, au school prop1;1ry in the court's jurisdiction for five years. . grand champion. Meldrum is not allowed to attend football games at MasKim Faulkner, James Wesgohn, First and second place show• sillon's Paul · Brown Tiger Stadium or at Perry, ·Jackson, . 'JYier Lee, Lindsey Houser, actions have been filed in manship honors went to James Northwest, Fairleu, Thslaw, or Central Catholic stadiums. Nathan Burnem, Robbie Wed. Meigs County Common Wesgohn and Nathan Bumem, dle. POMEROY Units of Pleas Court by Alice Jane : Senior;1licia Congo and RobThose market pens will open t4e Meigs Emergency Ser- Bergman, Middleport, : bie Weddle, Junior; David Thckthe sale bill at the Meigs Coun~ vice. answered \10 ~ails for against . er and Jefli:ey Baughman, InterRobert Frank CAMBRIDGE (AP) - A principal who was suspended • ty Junior Fair Livestock Sale on on Tuesday. Units assistance mediate; Zackary Moore and tan spring after being accused of paddling a child wm make Bergman, Atlasbu~g. Pa.; and Melissa Snowden, Beginner. Friday ~moon, begirming at 2 responded as follows: his case to the public. by Robyn Loraine Wayland, CENTRAL DISPATCH Pomeroy, against Terry C. In addition to Congo and p.m. Bill Lee, the former principal at Garfield ·Elementary MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) 12:52 a.m., Race Street, Wayland, Clearwater, Fla. School, will tell his side of the story at the Cambridge Three men selling natural Armory on Friday. · · · · Virginia Hindy, Holzer A divorce has been grantgas doorto-door have been than 600 children, ages 14 Medical Center; · Lee was suspended for paddling a boy and calling him a ed to Jackie L. Tanner from arrested and accused of solicand under, die in fires . In foul name, according to Superintendent Marvin Wourms. 3:29 a.m., Spring Avenue, Debbie L. Tanner. addition, each year, fires in Bonnie Adkins, refused A hearing reviewi11,g his actions before a referee was post- iting sex from underage girls. The salesman were from poned two weeks ago. Lee said he planned to bring witnessthe home injure nearly treatment; from PaaeAI Energy America, a national es to the hearing on his behalf. 7:47 a.m., Tackersville 47,000 children ages 14 and company that offers wholetive equipment, the congress- under, the legislators report~ Road, Garnett · Roush, sale natural gas · service, priPOMEROY- Marriage man added. HMC; ed. marily rhrou.gh , !oor-to~ The grant applications s:ss p.m., South Second, .licenses have been issued in "It's really exciting to door sales. Meigs Counry Probate TOLEDO (AP) - A dump truck struck a pedestrian were processed by the U.S. receive this funding," said Mildred Lambert, HMC; Antonio J. Johnson, 22, of walkway over Interstate 280 near downtown, closing the Court to: Curtis James Dai9:01 p.m., Dairy Lane, Fire Administration and rated Pomeroy VFD Capt. D. Todd Cleveland; Christopher D. busy truck route for most of the day. ley, 42, and Ann-Marie WagDelvine.Erlewine, HMC. by (epresentatives from seven , Smith. Jackson, 18, of Cleveland and No o ne was on the bridge at th e time of the accident. POMEROY oner, 30, both of Albany; fire service organizations. "This financial assistance The hydraulic system on the truck lifted the back of the Randy T. Gray, 22, of Shaker 8:38 a.m., East Shade, Gary Lee Cooper, 22, PortOverall, fire is responsible from FEMA will allow us to truck as it was moving and caused the accident, police said . Heights were arrested SunWilliam Watson, HMC. land, and Jessica Renee for killing more Americans purchase needed equipment The truck's driver, Lawrence Kin g, 32, of Onatafi , , Cana- day and charged with corREEDSVILLE Deadline for the Baseball Smith, 19, Racine; Jason Lee · than all natural disasters that we would otherwise be da, was cited for having an unsecure load, police said. He was ruption of i minor, authori10:11 p.m ., Carr Road, Smith, 28, Middleport, and · combined, and many of those unable ro obtain. It will defiHall of Fame Is treated for minor injuries ar St.Vincent Mercy Medical Cen- ties said. Police say Johnson Dove Wllite, St. Joseph's Andrea· Rae Theiss, 28, Syrawho <lie each year in fires are nitely improve the safery of and Jackson had oral sex FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 ter and released. Hospital. children . Each year more our firefig~ters." cuse; and to David William with a 13-year-ol.d girl and 5:00p.m. RUTLAND Dailey, 26, and Lauren Marie Gray had oral sex with a IS2:25 p.m., Fairgrounds , Reiss, 20, both of Middle- . Cost $1 0.00 per picture year-old girl. Nathaniel Gilkey, HMC. port. Johnson persuaded the 13LOUISVILLE (AP) - Biery Cheese Co. is voluntarily TUPPERS PLAINS re calling its 8-to- 10 ounce packages of horseradish, colored year-old to perform oral sex 12:06 p.m., Succes.s Road, American and colored colby 'cubes, .the company said Tues- on him after he showed up at (USPS 21 :HeO) Doris Deeter, CamdenOhio Volley Publlahlng Ca. day. her door Saturday in Belpre, •' Clark Memorial Hospital; Published every alteri'M)()I1, Monday The packages have the potential to be co ntaminated with according to police records. lhrough Friday, 111 Court St.. 9:18p.m. , Sheriff's Office, Fill out the fo.rm below and drop It along with photo or mall Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·class listeria mono cytogenes, which can cause serious and someLater, she was brought Keith Myers Jr., St. Joseph's Our main concern In all stories is postage paid a1 Pomeroy. · with payment to the Dally Sentinel "Baseball" times fatal infections in you ng people, pregnant women, back to their hotel room and Member: The ASIOCialed Preoa and to be accurate. If you know of an Hospit~l. elderly or adults with weakened immune .syste ms, according performed oral sex on Jac~­ error In a story, call the newsroom the Ohio Now-r Association. P.O. Box 729., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Postma-: Send addresa """""' at (740) 992·2156. to a company release. . son, according to authorities .. lions IO The Dally Sahtlnal, 11 t Court . St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. The cheese was distributed in retail stores in central Penn- who alleged that Gray News Departments sylvania and Maryland. Subscription rates picked up -the 15-year-old The main number Is 992·2156. Child's By...-or-arroute Department exten~ons are: The product comes in a clear package ·with a Biery label on Marietta's west side late OneS2 $8.70 and a sell date of Dec. 3 of this year on top o f the package. Saturday night. Qenel'lll manager Ext. 12 One monlll FOREST RUN - Forest Oney$104 Run · United Methodist Johnson and Gray said the Birthday: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---:------.. Dolly 50 cents Ext. 13 Newa Sub8cribors no1 desiring to. pay the Church will host· a unified girls told them they were 18. may remit In advance direct to Ext. 14 carrier or worship of Asbury and MinThe 13-year-old said sh e The bally San11nel. Credk w/1 be given Throws. : Right or Left carrier each weak. No subscription by COLUMBUS (AP) - The state is delaying a $30 millio n told Johnson she was 13. ersville congregations on Other servl.cea mail permitted In arus where hOme to $35 million project to improve conditions at a C inci nnati. All three were released Sunday at 10:30 a.m. carrier service Is available. Ext. 3 Advertlalng psychiatric hospital after a proposed land sale ro the U.S . . from th e Washington CoonThe Rev. Jack LethenBats: Right or Left Mall subsatptlon Ext. 4 Postal Service fell through. I ty jail on $5,000 bonds. Circulation strom of St. Cloud, Fla., will lnaldo Molgo Ca\Jnly The Department of Mental H ealth plan~ed to sell about Marietta Police Sgt . Rick 13 Weeks $27.30 be the speaker. A carry-in Ext. 5 26 Weeks Claulfled Ads $53.82 35 acres at its Summit Behavioral Health care site for $3.9 Meek said the investigation picnic will be held at noo!l. 52Woel<i $105.56 To aend a-mall million to the Postal Service, which intended to replace a shows the acts were consen7:0011:00 ~ Molp County news 0 mydallysentlnel.com pr0cessi ng and distribution cen ter. · sua!. 13W$29.25 IIATNIU IAT •IUN 1:00 • 1:00 On the Web 28W$56.68 The Postal Service has canceled that proj,ect and wi thdrew T he men registered with www.mydallysentinel.com 52 $109.72 its purchase otT~r last month, citing it.'i own financial diffi- city hall before seiJin g door- - L------~--------~----------------------..1 POMEROY Divorce culties. to-door. L--------~M~a~k~e~c~h:ec~ks!:,~=:.~to~:~Th=e~~~~~~-------J Ex.;coroner loses license The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 Italian wins competition Outbreak causing problems GRAND CHAMPION STEER - David Rankin will sell his 1,304pound grand ch~jmplon market steer on Friday night, following Tuesday evening's judging by Wes Ehlers, pictured here with Rankin, Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh . (Brian J. Reed photo) Beef fnwn Page A1 ·calf showman. Collins showed the grand champion feeder calf steer, and Rankin the reserve champion feeder calf steer and grand · champion feeder calf heifer. In the breeding beef category, Kacy Ervin took grand champion angus , 'Amanda Windon grand champion hereford, Janet Calaway grand champion Maine Anjou, Joe Brown reserve champion Maine Anjou, Josh Collins grand champion crossbred, Kacy Ervin, reserv~ champion crossbred, and Joe Brown, grand cha~pion cro~sbred . BulL Rankings in th e market steer show were, by class and in descending order from first: Steers, 1 ,004 to I, 135 pounds: Brent Buckley, Miranda Buckley, Chris Trader; Steers, 1,290 ro 1,270 pounds, Brett Parker, Brad Parker, Aaron Yost, Ashley Hager; Steers, 1,285 to 1,420 pounds, David Rankin, Alan Watson, Tyler Johnson, Joe Brown . a .. Banned fan wants access Pou ~-~ Prlnclpel1oln1 public Salesmen cha.rged WJ"th . corrupting : mInors LOCAL BRIEFS EMS runs VFD Truck smacks into bridge Cheese recalled by Biery Issued licenses ol T-Ball • A Ball and B Ball • Little league · • Pony League • Softball The Daily Sentinel off . Reader Services Worship planned r-------------------------------------, Name: _ ___;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mental Health projed delayed Team: __________________ Phone: ________________________ w- Divorces ·filed RESERVE STEER - Brett Parker showed last night's reserve champion market steer, weighing 1,270 pounds. Pictured with Parker are Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, Beef Princess Ab~le Chevalier, and the event judge, Wes Ehlers. (Brian J. Reed photo) MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 $1 BagSate liES IllS ORIGINAl. 51 HUMANE soc. JIIASSK PAll Ill THRIFT SHOP SPY KIDS RUSH HOUR 2 SCARY MOVIE 2 ·Friday& Saturday 17th& 18th '1"" ~ - "'=""''""' T' 7:10,9:25 . 7:35,9:50 7:35,9:55 7:40 7:45,10:00 10:00 ALL AGES , ALL TIMES $ 4 .00 THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY announces the following hours for Thursday, August 16th Due to the Funeral of Fellow Employee and Friend Angie Morris TJ'Ie Pomeroy and Gallip Us Offices.will be closed Noon until2 pm so employee can attend the funeral The Tuppers Plains Office will close at 11 am and will remain closed the rest of the day. • J ., �___ .........,. Opinion The Daily Sentinel PageA4 Wedne~Uy, Aupst 15, 2001 Mei The Daily Sentinel PageA5 August 15,2001 The Daily Sentinel . ' 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740o992-2158 • Fax: 992·21S7 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charles W. Govay Publlaher · R. Shawn Lewla Managing Editor Chart- Hoeflich General M111ager Diane Klly Hill Controller dw...,.,.. 1e-., .... _, Lfttwr tv nk~~MM. 7TNJ rluJIM k ~~~ dula 300 IIIDI'6. All ..... . . , ..}«t H 1/p_, M411o</U. - . , , ouui k/qltoM ...W. No Ul(p"" ,...... will H 1flb/JIIW. LMtm JMWI4 H bo .... 141M, -1Jt6 lull.ft, .., l"ftiJP''itln, . rtw .,.WW.U UJ"ffltltl Ill 1M coluul hlr:tw an 1M aHU•JUu o/ OIUo l4llll1 '*' I'UIUIIilttC,.\.-J"-'1, · - - · - GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN - Alyssa Holter was named grand champion market feeder showman at'Tuesday evening's Jun1or Fa1r.Da1ry Market Feeder Show. 2001 Meigs County Fair Queen B1lhe Jo Welsh is also pictured. (Brian J. Reed photo) NATIONAL VIEW :Wrong way Trnck trciffic between US., Mexico, doesn't need limits NEST eGG IN "fWO SHOWMAN HONORS - Janet Calaway was grand champion commercial feeder steer showman at Tuesday evening's"Junior Fair Commercial Feeder Steer Show. She is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and 2001 Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN -Alan Watson was Tuesday evening's grand champion showman, at the 2001 Junior, Fair Beef Show. He is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) BASKETS · PERKINS' VIEW No question about it: human cloning is immoral • The Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, on Mexicdn trucks carrying goods; New rules that would let Mexican trucks Severino Antinori "and Panayiotis Indeed, the Italian doctor who made : carry goods throughout the United States beginning in 2002 Zavos are the Jack Kevorkians of reprointernational news for aiding a 62-ycar: could get sidetracked unless members of Congress refocus ductive medicine. . old woman in having a baby and abet-· RESERVE SHOWMAN - Kelsey Holter was named reserve "themselves on the overall need for good trade relations The pair appeared this week before a ting a 59-year-old woman in having champion market feeder showman last night. She is pictured National Academy of Sciences panel in twins; is careful to refer to his work as between the rwo countries. RESERVE SHOWMAN - Brad Parker was named reserlie with Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) Under the North American Free Trade Agreement of 1,993 the nation's capital, at which they "therapeutic" rather than "reproductive" RESERVE SHOWMAN - Macyn Ervin was reserve ch<lm[ilon champion showman at last night's Junior Fair Beef Show. He (NAFTA), the U.S. border was supposed to be open to Mexi_declared their intention to move full cloning. showman at Tuesday evening's Commercial Feeder Steer is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier, and Fair Queen can cargo traffic. But opposition fiom the Teamsters Union speed ahead with human cloning. That's because "reproductive" cloning, Show. Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) which involves creation of a child, is Welsh are also pictured. (Brian J. Reed photo) resulted in a compromise restricting Mexican trucks to 20-mile Antinori, who runs a Rome fertility border zones, which is no longer satisfactory. . clinic, insisted that he has a "human overwhelmingly opposed by the public. COLUMNIST However, the public is not so sure how The Bush administration, recognizing that Mexico might right" to. impregnate 200 or so women impose limits of its own on U.S. trucks, earlier this year provolunteers with cloned embryos. Much it feels .about so-caUed "therapeutic" . posed lifting the restrictions. But last month the House of Repal, presumably, Henry Frankenstein had Cloning, primarily because it is not fully resentatives voted to block funding for the new rule, prompta "right" to create an artificial life. abnormal children." aware of what it entails. ing President Bush to threaten a veto. ~avos, assistant director of a Kentucky And even if a cloned child appears to Advocates ortherapeutic" cloning sell Last week Bush's transportation secretary, Norm Mineta, fertility clinic, claimed, "We have be normal, it is likely to appear far less so it to the public as the key to developing enough information today to proceed when it reaches adulthood, according to effective treatments for such diseases as outlined a new proposal that merits consideration. Under the plan, the restricted zones would be dropped, but arr undeterwith human cloning." Which means that Rudolf Jaenisch, a biologist at the Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and ~ancer. mined number of Mexican trucks would be subject to safety he has completely ignored the results of Whitehead Institute of the Massachu- What they don't let on is that this theranimal cloning. sects Institute ofTechnology. apy involves destruction of fertilized inspection, including examination of the vehicles themselves, It took 277 attempts before Dr. Ian His research, which he detailed at the human eggs for purposes of medical paperwork and drivers. ... ... The important thing is the legislative and executive W~ut and his colleagues at Scotland's National Academy syinposium, finds research. branches to work out details that will aUow commercial truck Roslin Insmute produced DoUy, the that cloned animals often show abnorSo whether one is talking about traffic to flow freely, like it is supposed to do under NAFTA.To world's first cloned sh~ep.And while the malities later in life including extreme "reproductive" or "therapeutic" cloning do otherwise will send U.S.-Mexican trade relations down tile --· - -vabllt-founa "''Whrt'e"'fa · lly oliesity (a niilady t'ron1 wnich the <>nce' or, like Antinori, trying Eo confuse the wrong road. ., ad?rabl~, it wo~ld h,ave found the 276 adorable 'Dolly now suffers), abnormal two in the puNic's ·mind, they are the · GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY FEEDER - Alyssa Holter showed rn!Scarned, sui! born or , deformed placentas and oversized organs. . 1m moral equivalent. Both types of Monday grand champion dairy market feeder. She Is clomng attempts- that- preceded her .far - vet Antinorlancl- zavos are un-trou=--clomng - ulnmately- result m m•tSs~-- 1---11'11llUIIIIQ. Slllle_lo_Wai.sh. (Brlim_J.~Ree.d_pboto) . . ' ' less so: . . bled by these results. They a~m to be the destru~tio? of embryos. Antmort assures that human clomng· first to clone a human being, safety be Whteh IS why the .House of Reprewill be more successful. damned. se!'tatlves has been vmdicated for ·passmg CHAMPION FIEDIR STIER - Kacy Ervin showed the &rend BY THE:ASSOCIATEO PRESS Wtdntldty, AijiUit U • Sponeor of the Dey· "DtnTu, Inc." . champion commercial feeder steer last nl&ht. She Ia pictured His team will screen. the cells of Zavos said the couple hundred or so a bill last ';':'eek prohibit!.~,g aU huma~ kiDDIE DAY (All chlldttn lZ end undtrtdmltttd UNTIL NOON for II'tt, Today is Wednesday, Aug. 15, the 227th day of 2001. There with Beef Prlnceu Abbie Chevalier, Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, cloned embryos for posSible problems, couples his clinic 'has recruited for its clonmg- reproductive, therapeutiC HANDSTAMP to rldt will cott $3.00). are 138 days left in the year. and Wee Ehlera, the event judae. (Brian J. Reed photo) ~e expla1~ed. And o~y afier .~n 7mbryo cloning experiment have been told of or whatever -. . o~er the ~bje~nons of 4:00p.m. Kiddfel'r•ctor Pull· Show Arena Today's Highlight in History: 5:00p.m. Pie Eating conte1t ·Hill stage IS determmed .to be normal Wllllt be the risks involved. "They are willing to situational ethiCIStS m th~ sc1~nt1fic comAug. 15, 1945, was proclaimed VJ Day by ·the AUies, a day 6:00 r,-m. Tractor Pull· Pulll'rack Implanted, m a volunteer ~vomb. The_n be the guinea pigs," he informed, as if mumty andmoral relativists m the mam"Eiv • and Imperaonator Dwight Icenhower" • Grandsland after Japan agreed to surrender unconditionally. . the clones development will be mom- that gives him moral license. to treat stream media. 8:00p.m. Qnlewalwrel· Gran, On this date: . And why the Senate needs to qu1ckly cored w1th ultrasound technology ·and those misguided couples like laboratory 11:00 p.m. Ga.teo Close In 1769; Napoleon Boraparte was born on the island of amniocentesis. animals. follow su1t, before Zavos, Anttnon, Corsica. Thunday, Auauat 16 • Spontor of the Day. But that's not remotely good enough, Antinori was more artful in his Kevorkian or some other renegade docRidenour TV and Appliance/Gao Service In 1935, humorist Will Rogers and aviator Wiley Post were .said embryologis't Wilmuc, who also. defense of liuman cloning. He is under- tor ushers in a brave new era in which SENIOR CITIZEN DAY kiUed when their airplane crashed near Point Barrow, Alaska. appeared before the National Academy . taking tliis brave new science not for the act of creatmg a human life 1s ~o IAII Senior Citizen• adndtted free untll2:00 p.m.) In 1944, during World War II, ~ed forces landed in southpanel. reasons of self-aggrandize1nent, not to more decoro~s tha:' the clomng ot a Various Timeg: Comedy Safari Show ern 'france. 7:00a.m. Gates Open "Screening is ineffective," he warned, go down .in history as the first to sue- sheep or a gumea p1g. In 1947, Inclia became independent after some 200 years of 10:00 a.m. junior Fair Dairy Show ·Show Arena "it is not possible. Hence, what we cessfully clone -a human being, but to (Joseph Perkins is a cohmmist for The San 11:30 am. Ladles Day Baking · Hill Stage British rule. should expect would be late abortions "give infertile men the chance to have Diego Unior~- Trib11ne and car~ be reached al 12:00 Noon Bicycle Drawing· Hill Stage In 1948, the Republic of Korea was proclaimed. · 12:00 Noon Flower Show judging - Senior Fair Building and perhaps worst .of all, surviving but children." Joseph.PerkillsUniDitTrib.com.) In 1961, East German workers began building the Berlin 12:00 Noon Open Class Dairy Show -Show Arena 4:00p.m. Harness Racing WaU. 4:00p.m. Kiddie Traclor Pull -Show Arena In 1969, the Woodstock Music and Art Fair opened in 4:00p.m. Clover Bud Show & Tell • Hillstage upstate New York. 5:00p.m. Pic Eating Conlest • Hillstage 6.00 p.m. Tractor and Truck Pulls· Tractor Pull Are In 1971, President Nixon announced a 90-day freeze on . ' 11:00 p.m. Gales Close wages, prices and rents. IESEIIVE FEEDER STEER -'Nathan Cook showed the reserve In 1994,-llich Ramirez Sanchez, the terrorist known as "Carfeeder . .- - . - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . champion los the Jackal," was jailed in Frarice af!er being captured in steer at lastcommercial night's Commercial . Feeder Steer Show. Also pictured liudan. WEDNESDAY and special' events. The are Beef Prlnoess Abbie Chev& thing was pretty neat: short hair with a • I'm telling you the meat is cooked. : In 1998, 29 people were killed by a car bomb in Omagh, BY RED GREEN TUPPERS PLAINS Easl· calendar Is not designed to lier, Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, One of the trickiest sides to marriage part for men, and tight curls and waves • Nothing can possil)ly go wrong. Northern Ireland; a splinter group calling itself the Real IRA ern Local Board of Education promote sales or fund·rals. and Wes Ehlers, judge. (Brian J. is trying to figure out how you can be for women. It was a simpler time. No claimed responsibility. . • I've never had a speeding ticket. regular session, Wednesday ars of any type. considerate and sensitive to the other hidden agendas, and no gender ambigui: Ten years ago: The U.N. Security Council, by a vote of 13• My back never felt better. at 7 p.m. at the administra· person's needs and stiU be able to get ty. Then along came rock 'n' roll. Men's l, authorized Iraq to export $1.6 billion worth of oil in a tight• I'll have the onion rings. live offices in Tuppers Plains . ly controlled sale to pay for de11perately needed food and med- ~ everything you want.You may find your- hair got longer, but stayed neat through • Hand me that sledgehammer. !cine. · · , self in desperate need of a. sports car, for the magic of grease. A comb in the back • Do 1 look OK in these pants? RACINE- Special service, example, but, unfortunately, your wife pocket and a monthly oil change, and Five years ago: Bob Dole claimed the Republican· presiden-' 7 p.m. Wednesday al MI. He said, she said Olive Church, John Elswick may not share the depth or intensity of you were in business. Women's hair got a ~ial nomination at .~he party's co?vention in San. Diego, oa:er~ The last few weeks, I've been saying to preach. that particular desire. What does a guy little longer, and there were a lot of things exactly at the same time that my !ng h1mself as the bndge to a. nme of tranquility." Fredenck do?You could go ahead and buy the car ponytails because women wanted some- wife has been saying them. That bothers ~artin Davidson, a graduate student at San Diego State UniSUNDAY and surprise her, but that's a dumb idea thing to bounce when they danced, and versity, shot and .killed three engineering professors (Davidson me. I d on •t mind so much if it's her sayTUPPERS PLAINS- as most divorce lawyers can attest. \vas later sentenced to three life terms in prison) . at that time, the ponytail was the only ing what I would say, but I'm concerned Descendants of Jacob Bauer She will be tempted to buy herself a acceptable option. Then came the '60s, One year ago: Democrats stirred memories of President John Over 20 ltars Experience Elberfeld and Kalie Mees that it's me saying what she would say. facelift the same way, only it will be more and everything went wild and free . Free F. Kennedy at their national convention in Los Angeles, with Elberfeld, annual reunion at expensive than your sports car and have love lost a lot of its appeal when you I've worked really hard throughout our Kennedy's daughter, Caroline, taking a rare turn m the spotlight Do To Tremendous Response the Elberfled Farm near Tup· ·very little resale value. This is where age couldn't tell the boys from the girls. Since marriage to fake-change. I've pretended ind beckoning delegates to turn the New Frontier into a pars Plains, Sunday. Cov· ReedsVIlle, Ohio 45112 and declining health can reaUy become then, there's been a bit of everything, but to enjoy gardening. I've gone to t<·aered dish dinner will begin al ~ti meless caU" that would send AI Gore to the Wh 'te House. noon, · an asset. Instead of talking your wife into the latest trend is toward bald. · Even by rooms. I've even watclwd Oprah . llut British Airways joined Air France in grounding its Concorde . . people who have hair. when I start talking like my wife, ,that the car with bravado and adventure, go supersonic jets in the wake of the July 25 crash near Paris that LONG BOTTOM - Home· Young people are shaving their heads. sounds like real change to me. It's not the sympathy route. Point out your new claimed 113 lives. A group of 100 separated family members coming Sunday at the Hazel from North Korea arrived in South Korea for temporaty eyeglass prescription and your hearing. If hair length is a sign of personal free- good. I want to keep my own identity. I Communily Church near loss and tell her that you'd like to own a dom, we must be doing something · don 't want to become my wife: She does reunions with relatives they had not seen for half a century; a Long Botom, dinner at noon, ESTIMATES CAN BE FAXED ORE-MAILED sports car before they revoke your dri- wrong. For me, I'm so confused by all the a much better job at being her than I do. ~roup of 100 South Koreans visited the North. · afternoon services, 1:30 with ServlnQ Ohio and Wesl YlrQinla ver's license. You know your wife can't hairstyles I've experienced that I'm cur- If it keeps up, I'll be declared redundant . Today:s Birthdays: Cooking expert Julia Child is 89. Actress special singing by Proclaim. 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Opinion The Daily Sentinel PageA4 Wedne~Uy, Aupst 15, 2001 Mei The Daily Sentinel PageA5 August 15,2001 The Daily Sentinel . ' 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740o992-2158 • Fax: 992·21S7 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charles W. Govay Publlaher · R. Shawn Lewla Managing Editor Chart- Hoeflich General M111ager Diane Klly Hill Controller dw...,.,.. 1e-., .... _, Lfttwr tv nk~~MM. 7TNJ rluJIM k ~~~ dula 300 IIIDI'6. All ..... . . , ..}«t H 1/p_, M411o</U. - . , , ouui k/qltoM ...W. No Ul(p"" ,...... will H 1flb/JIIW. LMtm JMWI4 H bo .... 141M, -1Jt6 lull.ft, .., l"ftiJP''itln, . rtw .,.WW.U UJ"ffltltl Ill 1M coluul hlr:tw an 1M aHU•JUu o/ OIUo l4llll1 '*' I'UIUIIilttC,.\.-J"-'1, · - - · - GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN - Alyssa Holter was named grand champion market feeder showman at'Tuesday evening's Jun1or Fa1r.Da1ry Market Feeder Show. 2001 Meigs County Fair Queen B1lhe Jo Welsh is also pictured. (Brian J. Reed photo) NATIONAL VIEW :Wrong way Trnck trciffic between US., Mexico, doesn't need limits NEST eGG IN "fWO SHOWMAN HONORS - Janet Calaway was grand champion commercial feeder steer showman at Tuesday evening's"Junior Fair Commercial Feeder Steer Show. She is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and 2001 Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN -Alan Watson was Tuesday evening's grand champion showman, at the 2001 Junior, Fair Beef Show. He is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) BASKETS · PERKINS' VIEW No question about it: human cloning is immoral • The Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, on Mexicdn trucks carrying goods; New rules that would let Mexican trucks Severino Antinori "and Panayiotis Indeed, the Italian doctor who made : carry goods throughout the United States beginning in 2002 Zavos are the Jack Kevorkians of reprointernational news for aiding a 62-ycar: could get sidetracked unless members of Congress refocus ductive medicine. . old woman in having a baby and abet-· RESERVE SHOWMAN - Kelsey Holter was named reserve "themselves on the overall need for good trade relations The pair appeared this week before a ting a 59-year-old woman in having champion market feeder showman last night. She is pictured National Academy of Sciences panel in twins; is careful to refer to his work as between the rwo countries. RESERVE SHOWMAN - Brad Parker was named reserlie with Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) Under the North American Free Trade Agreement of 1,993 the nation's capital, at which they "therapeutic" rather than "reproductive" RESERVE SHOWMAN - Macyn Ervin was reserve ch<lm[ilon champion showman at last night's Junior Fair Beef Show. He (NAFTA), the U.S. border was supposed to be open to Mexi_declared their intention to move full cloning. showman at Tuesday evening's Commercial Feeder Steer is pictured with Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier, and Fair Queen can cargo traffic. But opposition fiom the Teamsters Union speed ahead with human cloning. That's because "reproductive" cloning, Show. Beef Princess Abbie Chevalier and Fair Queen Billie Jo Billie Jo Welsh. (Brian J. Reed photo) which involves creation of a child, is Welsh are also pictured. (Brian J. Reed photo) resulted in a compromise restricting Mexican trucks to 20-mile Antinori, who runs a Rome fertility border zones, which is no longer satisfactory. . clinic, insisted that he has a "human overwhelmingly opposed by the public. COLUMNIST However, the public is not so sure how The Bush administration, recognizing that Mexico might right" to. impregnate 200 or so women impose limits of its own on U.S. trucks, earlier this year provolunteers with cloned embryos. Much it feels .about so-caUed "therapeutic" . posed lifting the restrictions. But last month the House of Repal, presumably, Henry Frankenstein had Cloning, primarily because it is not fully resentatives voted to block funding for the new rule, prompta "right" to create an artificial life. abnormal children." aware of what it entails. ing President Bush to threaten a veto. ~avos, assistant director of a Kentucky And even if a cloned child appears to Advocates ortherapeutic" cloning sell Last week Bush's transportation secretary, Norm Mineta, fertility clinic, claimed, "We have be normal, it is likely to appear far less so it to the public as the key to developing enough information today to proceed when it reaches adulthood, according to effective treatments for such diseases as outlined a new proposal that merits consideration. Under the plan, the restricted zones would be dropped, but arr undeterwith human cloning." Which means that Rudolf Jaenisch, a biologist at the Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and ~ancer. mined number of Mexican trucks would be subject to safety he has completely ignored the results of Whitehead Institute of the Massachu- What they don't let on is that this theranimal cloning. sects Institute ofTechnology. apy involves destruction of fertilized inspection, including examination of the vehicles themselves, It took 277 attempts before Dr. Ian His research, which he detailed at the human eggs for purposes of medical paperwork and drivers. ... ... The important thing is the legislative and executive W~ut and his colleagues at Scotland's National Academy syinposium, finds research. branches to work out details that will aUow commercial truck Roslin Insmute produced DoUy, the that cloned animals often show abnorSo whether one is talking about traffic to flow freely, like it is supposed to do under NAFTA.To world's first cloned sh~ep.And while the malities later in life including extreme "reproductive" or "therapeutic" cloning do otherwise will send U.S.-Mexican trade relations down tile --· - -vabllt-founa "''Whrt'e"'fa · lly oliesity (a niilady t'ron1 wnich the <>nce' or, like Antinori, trying Eo confuse the wrong road. ., ad?rabl~, it wo~ld h,ave found the 276 adorable 'Dolly now suffers), abnormal two in the puNic's ·mind, they are the · GRAND CHAMPION DAIRY FEEDER - Alyssa Holter showed rn!Scarned, sui! born or , deformed placentas and oversized organs. . 1m moral equivalent. Both types of Monday grand champion dairy market feeder. She Is clomng attempts- that- preceded her .far - vet Antinorlancl- zavos are un-trou=--clomng - ulnmately- result m m•tSs~-- 1---11'11llUIIIIQ. Slllle_lo_Wai.sh. (Brlim_J.~Ree.d_pboto) . . ' ' less so: . . bled by these results. They a~m to be the destru~tio? of embryos. Antmort assures that human clomng· first to clone a human being, safety be Whteh IS why the .House of Reprewill be more successful. damned. se!'tatlves has been vmdicated for ·passmg CHAMPION FIEDIR STIER - Kacy Ervin showed the &rend BY THE:ASSOCIATEO PRESS Wtdntldty, AijiUit U • Sponeor of the Dey· "DtnTu, Inc." . champion commercial feeder steer last nl&ht. She Ia pictured His team will screen. the cells of Zavos said the couple hundred or so a bill last ';':'eek prohibit!.~,g aU huma~ kiDDIE DAY (All chlldttn lZ end undtrtdmltttd UNTIL NOON for II'tt, Today is Wednesday, Aug. 15, the 227th day of 2001. There with Beef Prlnceu Abbie Chevalier, Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, cloned embryos for posSible problems, couples his clinic 'has recruited for its clonmg- reproductive, therapeutiC HANDSTAMP to rldt will cott $3.00). are 138 days left in the year. and Wee Ehlera, the event judae. (Brian J. Reed photo) ~e expla1~ed. And o~y afier .~n 7mbryo cloning experiment have been told of or whatever -. . o~er the ~bje~nons of 4:00p.m. Kiddfel'r•ctor Pull· Show Arena Today's Highlight in History: 5:00p.m. Pie Eating conte1t ·Hill stage IS determmed .to be normal Wllllt be the risks involved. "They are willing to situational ethiCIStS m th~ sc1~nt1fic comAug. 15, 1945, was proclaimed VJ Day by ·the AUies, a day 6:00 r,-m. Tractor Pull· Pulll'rack Implanted, m a volunteer ~vomb. The_n be the guinea pigs," he informed, as if mumty andmoral relativists m the mam"Eiv • and Imperaonator Dwight Icenhower" • Grandsland after Japan agreed to surrender unconditionally. . the clones development will be mom- that gives him moral license. to treat stream media. 8:00p.m. Qnlewalwrel· Gran, On this date: . And why the Senate needs to qu1ckly cored w1th ultrasound technology ·and those misguided couples like laboratory 11:00 p.m. Ga.teo Close In 1769; Napoleon Boraparte was born on the island of amniocentesis. animals. follow su1t, before Zavos, Anttnon, Corsica. Thunday, Auauat 16 • Spontor of the Day. But that's not remotely good enough, Antinori was more artful in his Kevorkian or some other renegade docRidenour TV and Appliance/Gao Service In 1935, humorist Will Rogers and aviator Wiley Post were .said embryologis't Wilmuc, who also. defense of liuman cloning. He is under- tor ushers in a brave new era in which SENIOR CITIZEN DAY kiUed when their airplane crashed near Point Barrow, Alaska. appeared before the National Academy . taking tliis brave new science not for the act of creatmg a human life 1s ~o IAII Senior Citizen• adndtted free untll2:00 p.m.) In 1944, during World War II, ~ed forces landed in southpanel. reasons of self-aggrandize1nent, not to more decoro~s tha:' the clomng ot a Various Timeg: Comedy Safari Show ern 'france. 7:00a.m. Gates Open "Screening is ineffective," he warned, go down .in history as the first to sue- sheep or a gumea p1g. In 1947, Inclia became independent after some 200 years of 10:00 a.m. junior Fair Dairy Show ·Show Arena "it is not possible. Hence, what we cessfully clone -a human being, but to (Joseph Perkins is a cohmmist for The San 11:30 am. Ladles Day Baking · Hill Stage British rule. should expect would be late abortions "give infertile men the chance to have Diego Unior~- Trib11ne and car~ be reached al 12:00 Noon Bicycle Drawing· Hill Stage In 1948, the Republic of Korea was proclaimed. · 12:00 Noon Flower Show judging - Senior Fair Building and perhaps worst .of all, surviving but children." Joseph.PerkillsUniDitTrib.com.) In 1961, East German workers began building the Berlin 12:00 Noon Open Class Dairy Show -Show Arena 4:00p.m. Harness Racing WaU. 4:00p.m. Kiddie Traclor Pull -Show Arena In 1969, the Woodstock Music and Art Fair opened in 4:00p.m. Clover Bud Show & Tell • Hillstage upstate New York. 5:00p.m. Pic Eating Conlest • Hillstage 6.00 p.m. Tractor and Truck Pulls· Tractor Pull Are In 1971, President Nixon announced a 90-day freeze on . ' 11:00 p.m. Gales Close wages, prices and rents. IESEIIVE FEEDER STEER -'Nathan Cook showed the reserve In 1994,-llich Ramirez Sanchez, the terrorist known as "Carfeeder . .- - . - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . champion los the Jackal," was jailed in Frarice af!er being captured in steer at lastcommercial night's Commercial . Feeder Steer Show. Also pictured liudan. WEDNESDAY and special' events. The are Beef Prlnoess Abbie Chev& thing was pretty neat: short hair with a • I'm telling you the meat is cooked. : In 1998, 29 people were killed by a car bomb in Omagh, BY RED GREEN TUPPERS PLAINS Easl· calendar Is not designed to lier, Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, One of the trickiest sides to marriage part for men, and tight curls and waves • Nothing can possil)ly go wrong. Northern Ireland; a splinter group calling itself the Real IRA ern Local Board of Education promote sales or fund·rals. and Wes Ehlers, judge. (Brian J. is trying to figure out how you can be for women. It was a simpler time. No claimed responsibility. . • I've never had a speeding ticket. regular session, Wednesday ars of any type. considerate and sensitive to the other hidden agendas, and no gender ambigui: Ten years ago: The U.N. Security Council, by a vote of 13• My back never felt better. at 7 p.m. at the administra· person's needs and stiU be able to get ty. Then along came rock 'n' roll. Men's l, authorized Iraq to export $1.6 billion worth of oil in a tight• I'll have the onion rings. live offices in Tuppers Plains . ly controlled sale to pay for de11perately needed food and med- ~ everything you want.You may find your- hair got longer, but stayed neat through • Hand me that sledgehammer. !cine. · · , self in desperate need of a. sports car, for the magic of grease. A comb in the back • Do 1 look OK in these pants? RACINE- Special service, example, but, unfortunately, your wife pocket and a monthly oil change, and Five years ago: Bob Dole claimed the Republican· presiden-' 7 p.m. Wednesday al MI. He said, she said Olive Church, John Elswick may not share the depth or intensity of you were in business. Women's hair got a ~ial nomination at .~he party's co?vention in San. Diego, oa:er~ The last few weeks, I've been saying to preach. that particular desire. What does a guy little longer, and there were a lot of things exactly at the same time that my !ng h1mself as the bndge to a. nme of tranquility." Fredenck do?You could go ahead and buy the car ponytails because women wanted some- wife has been saying them. That bothers ~artin Davidson, a graduate student at San Diego State UniSUNDAY and surprise her, but that's a dumb idea thing to bounce when they danced, and versity, shot and .killed three engineering professors (Davidson me. I d on •t mind so much if it's her sayTUPPERS PLAINS- as most divorce lawyers can attest. \vas later sentenced to three life terms in prison) . at that time, the ponytail was the only ing what I would say, but I'm concerned Descendants of Jacob Bauer She will be tempted to buy herself a acceptable option. Then came the '60s, One year ago: Democrats stirred memories of President John Over 20 ltars Experience Elberfeld and Kalie Mees that it's me saying what she would say. facelift the same way, only it will be more and everything went wild and free . Free F. Kennedy at their national convention in Los Angeles, with Elberfeld, annual reunion at expensive than your sports car and have love lost a lot of its appeal when you I've worked really hard throughout our Kennedy's daughter, Caroline, taking a rare turn m the spotlight Do To Tremendous Response the Elberfled Farm near Tup· ·very little resale value. This is where age couldn't tell the boys from the girls. Since marriage to fake-change. I've pretended ind beckoning delegates to turn the New Frontier into a pars Plains, Sunday. Cov· ReedsVIlle, Ohio 45112 and declining health can reaUy become then, there's been a bit of everything, but to enjoy gardening. I've gone to t<·aered dish dinner will begin al ~ti meless caU" that would send AI Gore to the Wh 'te House. noon, · an asset. Instead of talking your wife into the latest trend is toward bald. · Even by rooms. I've even watclwd Oprah . llut British Airways joined Air France in grounding its Concorde . . people who have hair. when I start talking like my wife, ,that the car with bravado and adventure, go supersonic jets in the wake of the July 25 crash near Paris that LONG BOTTOM - Home· Young people are shaving their heads. sounds like real change to me. It's not the sympathy route. Point out your new claimed 113 lives. A group of 100 separated family members coming Sunday at the Hazel from North Korea arrived in South Korea for temporaty eyeglass prescription and your hearing. If hair length is a sign of personal free- good. I want to keep my own identity. I Communily Church near loss and tell her that you'd like to own a dom, we must be doing something · don 't want to become my wife: She does reunions with relatives they had not seen for half a century; a Long Botom, dinner at noon, ESTIMATES CAN BE FAXED ORE-MAILED sports car before they revoke your dri- wrong. For me, I'm so confused by all the a much better job at being her than I do. ~roup of 100 South Koreans visited the North. · afternoon services, 1:30 with ServlnQ Ohio and Wesl YlrQinla ver's license. You know your wife can't hairstyles I've experienced that I'm cur- If it keeps up, I'll be declared redundant . Today:s Birthdays: Cooking expert Julia Child is 89. Actress special singing by Proclaim. Dame Wendy Hiller is 89; Conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly resist a pathetic man. Sh!! married you, rently going with a combination - long arid then she'll downsize me. Phone 740-378-6571 Fax:740-378-6572 John Elswick to preach. License IWY0319:Z5 didn't she? is 77. Actor rv{ike Connors is 76. Jazz musician O scar Peterson curly locks on the sides and the back to QUOTE OF THE DAY: "The advanPOMEROY - Squire Par· The hair line let you know I was a flower child and tage of exercising every day is that you is 76. Rhythm-and-blues singer Bill Pinckney (The Drifters) is , sons to appear in concert at 76. Actress Janice Rule is '70. Actress Abby Dalton is 69. Actress I've actually been alive through parts of bald spot' on top to indicate I· am hi p · die healthier." - Red Green FAIR Soulhern Baptist the First Lori Nelson is 68. Singer-producer Bobby Byrd is 67. C ivil . six decades now. (I'm technically allowed . and happening. 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Inside: The Daily Sentinel Central Fla. considers MAC, Page BJ Diamond Rormdup, Page B6 First of two fair flower shows judged; resultS posted Page 81 WVednesda~August .- J oyrP Manuel. Perennials: Lula Sue Toban, Joyce Manuel. Herbs, Deborah Mohler. Potted Plants: Barbara Mora, Joyce, Manuel, Peggy Crane. Blue ribbons winn ers in specimens in the junior division were Na,tasha M ohler, two; Briar Dill, four; Michaela Hupp, one; Jessi Meadows, one. Dean takes best in show; Holter places second BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH SENTIN EL NEWS STAFF Tribe rallies·again for big win O M EROY - It~ all determined by skill in arranging, f . creativity in design, color combination, and quality of flowers - those winners t>f blue r ibbons and rosettes in the M eigs County Fair fl ower shows. WEDNESDAY's T he fi rst of two shows carrying out a uR ainbow" theme was judged Monday u sing that Subscribe today. cri teria by an accredited j udge 992-2156 CREATIVITY A~ARD - Selected for the creativity award was of the Ohio Association of BEST OF SHOW - Betty Dean took best of show in the artis- an arrangement by Peggy Crane in the "Rainbow" class. Glads, Garden Clubs. tic arrangement classes with her entry featuring lemons and golden rod, sedium and butterfly weed were featured before a T he nea rl y 500 arrange- oranges with sunflower buds under water, and sunflowers and painted Styrofoam construction . • ments and specimen flowers mahonia vine, in the "Pleased as Punch " class. and plants will remain in place for fai rgoers to view until the second show of about the same number of e ntries is RACINE Southern staged Thursday. Local High School Athletic Taking the top awards in the department has changed tickartistic arrangement classes prices to be in line with et were Betty Dean e>f Pomeroy, neighboring schools. Adult best of show, with an undertickets $4.00 and students will water design; . Pat Holter of be $2.00 beginning with the Pomeroy, reserve best of show, preview this SatUrday, August and Peggy C ran e of Middle18 at Southern High School. port, creativity award, both Senior citizens will receive with abstract designs. For her a discounted admission of specimen · flower s, Joyce $3 .00 upon presenting a Manuel, R acine, won the Golden Buckeye card at _the sweepstakes award. admission gate. Junior High Taking best of show in the School ticket prices will junior division was Ethan remain the same at $2.00 for Nottingham of Long Bottom adults and Sl.OO for students. with Joshua Mohler of Pomeroy, reserve best of show. Saturday no passes will be HARDWARE Briar Dill of Long Bottom was honored at the gate. RESERVE BEST OF SHOW Patricia Holter was the reserve MASON, · the sweepstakes award winner This Saturday, the Southbest of show winner with an abstract design In the "Rainbow' W.VA. for specimen exhibits. ern-Tornadoes will host a rriclass. She used yellow glads with twisted grape vine In a blue In the artistic arrangement 1-304-773-5583 meet preview with Rossmetal construction container with a rainbow background. JUNIOR WINNER - An arrangement of sunflowers and goldclasses, the winners were, listed Southeastern and enrod with twisted vine won a reserite best of show award for first, second and third respecPortsmouth- East beginning at Caladium, Shelia Curtis, Joshua Mohler. tively, as follows: _ " Sunshine on My Shoul7:30 .at Roger Lee Adams "Night and Day" crescent ders" , showing motion:Joshua Memorial fi eld. design: Evelyn Hollon of Mohler, · N atasha Mohler, -~ Southern opens the varsity Racine, Donna Greene, Mid- Ethan Nottingham. ootball -season' --Saturday, "Basket of C olor" , Ethan dleport, Peggy Crane, MiddleAugust 25 at home against port. Nottingham, Joshua Mohler Berne Union. Plans for a tail"Scarlet Umbrella"·, _stabile: and Natasha Mohler. --1--~ gare- parey- are tentatively · set - - sheila Curtis of Long Bottom;---BlUYriDo~n Wl'"'n"' n"' er'"'s- in Ohio for 4 p.m. in tbe high school Peggy Crane, and Patricia spec1men exh1b1tS were: parking lot. Holter. Roses: Joyce Manuel, one; . "Pleased as Punch" , under- Patricia Holter, six; Alice THERE ' S ONLY ONE Peggy water, Berry Dean, Patricia Thompson , four ; Holter, Deborah Jones of Crane, rwo; Evelyn Hollon, Pomeroy. two; and Janet The1ss, _one. "Rainbows", abstract: PatriGladwh: Stephen Kmg, rwo; cia Holter, Peggy Crane, and Alice Thompson, one; Peggy Judy Bunger. C ra~e, one, and Pauline "Pot of Gold", interpretive: Atkins, one. GEORGETOWN, Ky. 2001 DodQe DuranQo- Loaded, VB, CD, 4X4, 4,000 miles, Blue 1582& ................ $26,500 •. $477 /mo . Darlene Hayes of Pomeroy, Dahhas: Lula Sue Toban , (AP) Offensive lineman 2000 Jeep Cherokee- Extra Clean, 4X4, 12,000 miles, Sienna 153&1B ................ $18,000 .. $325/mo . Patricia Holter,.Betry Dean. three; Pauhn e Atkms, Ah ce Mike Doughty, who has been "Summer Colors" tradition- Thompson, one. ·2000 DodQe Neon -Gas Saver, 34,000 miles, Red 15576A ................................. $ 9,400.... $171 /mo. · absent without excuse during al mass: Patricia Holter, Peggy Zinnias: Evelyn Hollon, training camp, will not be eli2000 Dod9e Neon - Gas Saver, 18,000 miles, Silver 15807 ................................ $1 0,300 ;, $18 7 /mo . Crane, and Sheba Curtis of Joyce Manuel, Ahce Thompgible to play in the NFL this 2000 Plymouth Neon- Gas Saver, 19,000 miles, Whltel5808 ......... , .................. $1 0,800 .. $196/mo. Long Bottom. son, one each . . season, the Cincinnati Bengals 2000 DodQe Ram_B3500- 15 PassenQer Van, Take Everyone!, Whltel581 s .... ; .... $20,500 .. 5369/mo . " Green Sleeves", stretch: Man golds: Al1 ce Thompson , said Tuesday. Deborah Jones, Peggy C rane, one; Stephen King, one. 2000 .Chevrolet S-1 0 - AC, Like New, 35,000 miles, Red t5204TD ....................... $10,300 .. $187 /mo . The Bengals placed I . Shelia Curtis. C elos1a: Sheha C urt1s, Joy ce Doughty on the reserve/left 2000 DodQe Stratua- Like New, 28,000 miles, White #5731 ...... ; ........................ $11 ,900 .. 5215/mo . "Leprechaun", mini design : Manuel, on e each. squad · list. That means the 2000 Chrysler Cirrus- PWR Windows & Locks, Like New, Sliver 15735 ................ $13,000, $235/mo . Sunflower, Ali ce Thompson , Peggy Crane, Deborah team retains the NFL rights to 2000 Chrysler Clrru•- PWR Windows & Locks, Lllu! New, Sliver 1573& ................ $13,000, $235/mo . Mohler of Pomeroy, and Joyce rwo. Doughty, ·a nd he is not eligiHosta, Pauline Atkins. 2000 Chry1ler T&C- Leather & Loaded, CD, LXI, 19,267 miles, Brawn 15858 ....... $24,800, $446/mo . Manuel of. Racine. ble to play in the league in 2000 Dodoelntrepld- PWR Windows & Locks, Like New, Brown #5859 ............... $14,500 .. $262/mo. 2001. Last week, the Bengals 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee- Larado, 6 Cyl., 4X4,24,000 miles, Gold 15861 ........ $22,000 .. 5396/mo . informed the NFL that 2000 Dodoe Neon -Gas Saver, 23,000 miles, Green #5752 ................................ $9,800 .... $180/ mo . Doughty had voluntarily left I ett Chry1ler Clrru1- Nice Car, 34,000 miles, Red #5481TD .............................. $ 12,500 .. $241/mo . the squad.The team sent a letI tte Ford Tauru1 - Extra Clean, 48,000 miles, Tan #5529!1 ................................ $ 10,500 .. $204/mo . ter notifying him that he is liable for fines due to his I tet Chryaler 300M- co·m pletely Loaded! 54,000 miles, Brown t574S .............. $16,200 .. $313/mo . unexcused absence. · I teD Chrysler Concord•- Luxury At Its Best! #5747 ........................................ $14,800, $286/mo . The Bengals declined to say 1teD Ford Explorer- Runnlno Boards, Very Clecin, XLT, 39,000 miles, Blue 15687B $18,000 .. $325/mo. Tuesday whether they have 1tet Chryaler LHS- Nice Car, 39,000 miles, Black·t5aoo ................................ ; $17,800 .. $343/mo. fin ed him. Doughty, a tackle, . lttt Ford FISO- Work Truck, Priced to sell! 45,000 miles, Red 157044............... $12,300 .. $238/mo . is a second-year player from Notre Dame. 1tea Pontiac: Sunflre- Auto Trans., CD Player, 49,000 miles, Blue ts519TA ......... $ 8,3oo .... S176/mo. The Sentinel MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Come Out And .Support HlGHLIGHfS Southem changes ticket prices the -Meigs County Fair! PICKENS u "'- nO.-v~U 800·446·0842Galllpolls, Different. · Jeep Bengals-place Doughty on ineligible list 1Dt8 . Ford F150.- Great Buyl 43,000 miles, Red t5784 ...................................... $13,800 .. $291/mo : 18t8 Jeep Cherokee- 4X4, 6 Cyl, 43,000 miles, White 15818 ............................ $13,000 .~ $27 4/mo . . 1998 Do doe Ram 1500 -Must See, A-1 Truck, 4X4, Sport, 45,306 mile~. Bluusm ..... $16,000 .. $337 / mo . 1988 Chryaler Concordt- PWR seat, CD, Local Owner, 62,000 miles, Whlte15586A .. $11 ,500 .... $243/mo . I 898 DodQe DuranQo- Leather, Loaded, 3rd Seat, FoQ Lamps, 4X4, Red 15&39TA. $18,800 .. $395/mo . ltt8 DodQe Neon - 5~speed, Sport, 4 Door, 86,000 miles, Red IS648A ............... S 6,000 .. .."$ 128/mo. 198! Ford Ranoer- Gas Saver Pickup, 52,000 miles, Blue 15522A ..................... S 7,500., .. $ 173/mo. 1997 DodiJI Intrepid -Nice Car, 64,000 miles, Opal #5775A ........ , .. ; ... .. ........... $ 8,100 .... S187 /mo . 1986 Chryaler LHS- Leather, Loaded, 69,000 miles, Red 15361B ....................... S 9,500 .... $241/mo . I t96 Pontiac: Grand Prix- Be Sporty & Save Gas, 81,000 miles, Green 157·81A .... ; $6,700 .... $171 /mo . 1894 Chryaler TlcC- Leather & Loaded, Blue t57S9 ......... ! ............................... $8,500 .... $275/mo ." 1884 Chevy C-1500- 4X4, 90,000 miles, Brown 15842 ................................... $8,900 .... $288/mo. www. . Mike Northup Manager Pete so1me.1 Sales Team: AI Durst Neal Plefer John Saunders Joe Tillis Larry Pierce Jamie Adamson Sherman Green Jimmy Hamilton -·- •' I' 15,2001 Cowboys cut • Tony Banks OXNARD, Calif. (AP) Tony Banks, hired as Troy Aikman's replacement at quarterback, was released by. the Dallas Cowboys after throwing just 54 yards in two exhibition game.s. The move came one day after Cowboys officials said the starting quarterback job was up for grabs. Banks, who also lost starting jobs in St. Louis and Balti. more, was told he 'd be the· opening day starter when he was signed in March and had his status reaffirmed after Quincy Carter was Dallas' top draft pick in ApriL C LEVELAND (AP) -· Shordy after Chad All en crumbled in pain, the freefalling Minnesota Twins were hurting, too. The Cleveland Indians again overcame a lateinning deficit by rallying for three runs in the ninth · inning to tie it before beating the Twins 8- 7 on Juan Gonzale~ ·s RBI single in the 11th. With their latest comeback, the Indians, who recendy became the first team in 76 years to ·rally . fi-om down 12-0 and win, improved to 8-3 against · M innesota this season. The Indians also moved a season- high 2 I / 2 games ahead of the second-place Twins in the AL Central. "We've got to try and bury these guys," Indians shortstop · Omar Vizquel said. "This loss for them has to be devastating." In many ways. Allen injured his knee while trying to run down Kenny Lofton's leadoff triple in the 11th. Allen laid on the warning track for several minutes before being taken off on a stretcher. A Twins spokesman said Plusenentbe.BJ CAPTAIN CLUTCH- Cleveland's Juan Gonzalez singles with the bases loaded in the 11th inning to give the Indians an 8-7 win over the Minnesota Twins Tuesday in Cleveland. (AP) · Morris shuts down the Reds • ~ - '"l Woods vs •. . ST LOUIS (AP) - Matt Morris has been nearly unbeat~-thit season · ..~~--Morris pitched a four- hitter Tuesday night, allowing just one run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 7- 1 for their six straight win. "I feel more comfortable here," said Morris, who is 11 -2 at Busch Stadium this yeiu. " I have my routine .down just the way I want it." The Cardinals have won six straight and trail the first-place Chicago Cubs by four games. "Ifyou win six in a row and then lose a couple, yo!l haven't gained anything," Morris said. "We have to keep charging." . ,'\fter a one-out single by Adam Dunn in . 'the first, Morris (15-7) retired the next 22 hitters. Morrll "Sometimes, I start to ·overthrow and get ·away from my strengths when I don 't have the .crowd behind me like I do here," said Morris, who is just 4- 5 away from home. "I knew I was getting them out and I was concentratin g on staying within myself and not getting too excited, so I wouldn't start overthrowing the ball," he said. Morris, whQ struck out eight and walked one, took a twohit shutout into the ninth, but loaded the bases on two sin gles and a walk. He then forced in a run by hitting Aaron Boone with a pitch. He ended the game by striking out Ruben Rivera. "You've got your pitcher with a big lead going for a shutout in the ninth inning, that's about all you could wish for," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said. Mike Matheny and Craig Paquette homered fc,>r th e Car- YOU SAID WHAT?- Cincinnati's Dmitri Young goes nose to nose with home plate umpire Matt Hollowell after being ejectPiuse see Reds,.BJ ed for arguing a strike call in the eighth inning Tuesday. (AP) Cleveland trades lineman to Vikes MANKATO, Minn . (AP) - Th e death forced C hris Liwienski into a Cleveland Browns reduced their sta - starting role at ri ght ta ckle. Laci na ble of offensive linemen Tuesday by will take Liw ienski's pl ace at left trading Everett Lindsay back to Min- guard . nesota, adding needed depth to the . ·~we were looking for bac kup s, not Vikings' line. a starter," said offensive lin e coach Lindsay, 30, was traded for a future Mike Tice. " We were loo kin g for draf~ pick. He started all 16 games at someon e who could ta ke some snaps right guard for the Browns last year fo r Co rbin." after being signed as a free agent from Tice said that he, coach D ennis Baltimore. Lindsay began his career Green and other from- offi ce person playing six seasons with the Vi~ings, n el began discussing ways to improve leaving after the 1998 season. He was the team 's depth on the line a few drafted in the fifth round in 1993 out · days after Stringer's death. · o f Mississippi. · "Everett has always been a ter ri fi c Minnesota needed more bodies on player for us," G reen said in a statethe line, particularly in the wake of ment . " His addition w ill give us so me the Au.g. 1 death of lineman Korey added experience to go with our Stringer from heatstroke. The Vikings young offe'nsive line." · will count on. Lindsay to serve as a Tre Johnson, a 1999 Pro Bowl er who was sign ed by th e Browns this backup at all five positions . Corbin lacina was expected to be season as a free agent, is expected the team's super sub, but Stringer's replace Lindsay in C leveland . Lindsay d id no t pl ay in th e Browns' first preseaso n game Saturd ay aga inst ·the Packers d ue to an ankle injur y. BEN GALS Williams out for .six weeks "GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) Cin ci nnati Bengals fre e safery Darryl Williams will be sidelined for six weeks after injuring his left ankle during workouts Monday. T he Bengals initially qescribed the injury as a severe sprain. But orthopedic surgeon Dr. Angelo Colosimo diag· nosed the injury as partially torn ligaments in the aukle. Will iams startedall1 6 games last year. _Duva_l,_____ , Part II DULUTH, Ga. (AP) Two years behind sc hedul e, the rivalry between Tiger Woods and David Duval has finally co me to fru ition . · Excuse these guys if they don't get all worked up with excitement. "Th ey want Ti ger to have a · rival," Duval said Tu esday, looking ahead to the PGA Championship which begins Thursday at Atlanta Athleti c Club. " Whateve r." WOOd!! From Phil Mickelson te Se rgio Garcia, Woods h.:< stared dow n 'm any would- be challengers durin g his short bu t brill iant career. In Duval'scase, this is the seco nd time aro und. In 1999 , Du va l bumped Woods from No. I in th e wo rld with the best ru n of his ca ree r, including four victories befo.re the M asters. Their budding rivalry eve n sparked rh e prime-time, made-for- TV "Showdown at Sherwood." Woods, of course, reclaimed th e top spot in the rankings and left D uval - and everyone else, for that matter - in th e_dust by winning· five of six nUJOrs beginning with the 1999 PGA C hampionship. So much for anoth er Arnie vs. Jack. Woods' strea k of four straight maj ors - the "T iger . Slam" - ended in Jun e when R etief Goosen won th e U.S. O pen. U nfortun ately, Tiger vs. Goose doesn't have mu ch of a ring to it. Tige r vs. D uva l certainly does, and the latter did his part a ·mo nth ago by claiming hi s first major title at the British Open. The man in the Please see PGA. BJ ' I ! ' :i �The Daily Sentinel Page A& Fair Mei I 15.2001 . Inside: The Daily Sentinel Central Fla. considers MAC, Page BJ Diamond Rormdup, Page B6 First of two fair flower shows judged; resultS posted Page 81 WVednesda~August .- J oyrP Manuel. Perennials: Lula Sue Toban, Joyce Manuel. Herbs, Deborah Mohler. Potted Plants: Barbara Mora, Joyce, Manuel, Peggy Crane. Blue ribbons winn ers in specimens in the junior division were Na,tasha M ohler, two; Briar Dill, four; Michaela Hupp, one; Jessi Meadows, one. Dean takes best in show; Holter places second BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH SENTIN EL NEWS STAFF Tribe rallies·again for big win O M EROY - It~ all determined by skill in arranging, f . creativity in design, color combination, and quality of flowers - those winners t>f blue r ibbons and rosettes in the M eigs County Fair fl ower shows. WEDNESDAY's T he fi rst of two shows carrying out a uR ainbow" theme was judged Monday u sing that Subscribe today. cri teria by an accredited j udge 992-2156 CREATIVITY A~ARD - Selected for the creativity award was of the Ohio Association of BEST OF SHOW - Betty Dean took best of show in the artis- an arrangement by Peggy Crane in the "Rainbow" class. Glads, Garden Clubs. tic arrangement classes with her entry featuring lemons and golden rod, sedium and butterfly weed were featured before a T he nea rl y 500 arrange- oranges with sunflower buds under water, and sunflowers and painted Styrofoam construction . • ments and specimen flowers mahonia vine, in the "Pleased as Punch " class. and plants will remain in place for fai rgoers to view until the second show of about the same number of e ntries is RACINE Southern staged Thursday. Local High School Athletic Taking the top awards in the department has changed tickartistic arrangement classes prices to be in line with et were Betty Dean e>f Pomeroy, neighboring schools. Adult best of show, with an undertickets $4.00 and students will water design; . Pat Holter of be $2.00 beginning with the Pomeroy, reserve best of show, preview this SatUrday, August and Peggy C ran e of Middle18 at Southern High School. port, creativity award, both Senior citizens will receive with abstract designs. For her a discounted admission of specimen · flower s, Joyce $3 .00 upon presenting a Manuel, R acine, won the Golden Buckeye card at _the sweepstakes award. admission gate. Junior High Taking best of show in the School ticket prices will junior division was Ethan remain the same at $2.00 for Nottingham of Long Bottom adults and Sl.OO for students. with Joshua Mohler of Pomeroy, reserve best of show. Saturday no passes will be HARDWARE Briar Dill of Long Bottom was honored at the gate. RESERVE BEST OF SHOW Patricia Holter was the reserve MASON, · the sweepstakes award winner This Saturday, the Southbest of show winner with an abstract design In the "Rainbow' W.VA. for specimen exhibits. ern-Tornadoes will host a rriclass. She used yellow glads with twisted grape vine In a blue In the artistic arrangement 1-304-773-5583 meet preview with Rossmetal construction container with a rainbow background. JUNIOR WINNER - An arrangement of sunflowers and goldclasses, the winners were, listed Southeastern and enrod with twisted vine won a reserite best of show award for first, second and third respecPortsmouth- East beginning at Caladium, Shelia Curtis, Joshua Mohler. tively, as follows: _ " Sunshine on My Shoul7:30 .at Roger Lee Adams "Night and Day" crescent ders" , showing motion:Joshua Memorial fi eld. design: Evelyn Hollon of Mohler, · N atasha Mohler, -~ Southern opens the varsity Racine, Donna Greene, Mid- Ethan Nottingham. ootball -season' --Saturday, "Basket of C olor" , Ethan dleport, Peggy Crane, MiddleAugust 25 at home against port. Nottingham, Joshua Mohler Berne Union. Plans for a tail"Scarlet Umbrella"·, _stabile: and Natasha Mohler. --1--~ gare- parey- are tentatively · set - - sheila Curtis of Long Bottom;---BlUYriDo~n Wl'"'n"' n"' er'"'s- in Ohio for 4 p.m. in tbe high school Peggy Crane, and Patricia spec1men exh1b1tS were: parking lot. Holter. Roses: Joyce Manuel, one; . "Pleased as Punch" , under- Patricia Holter, six; Alice THERE ' S ONLY ONE Peggy water, Berry Dean, Patricia Thompson , four ; Holter, Deborah Jones of Crane, rwo; Evelyn Hollon, Pomeroy. two; and Janet The1ss, _one. "Rainbows", abstract: PatriGladwh: Stephen Kmg, rwo; cia Holter, Peggy Crane, and Alice Thompson, one; Peggy Judy Bunger. C ra~e, one, and Pauline "Pot of Gold", interpretive: Atkins, one. GEORGETOWN, Ky. 2001 DodQe DuranQo- Loaded, VB, CD, 4X4, 4,000 miles, Blue 1582& ................ $26,500 •. $477 /mo . Darlene Hayes of Pomeroy, Dahhas: Lula Sue Toban , (AP) Offensive lineman 2000 Jeep Cherokee- Extra Clean, 4X4, 12,000 miles, Sienna 153&1B ................ $18,000 .. $325/mo . Patricia Holter,.Betry Dean. three; Pauhn e Atkms, Ah ce Mike Doughty, who has been "Summer Colors" tradition- Thompson, one. ·2000 DodQe Neon -Gas Saver, 34,000 miles, Red 15576A ................................. $ 9,400.... $171 /mo. · absent without excuse during al mass: Patricia Holter, Peggy Zinnias: Evelyn Hollon, training camp, will not be eli2000 Dod9e Neon - Gas Saver, 18,000 miles, Silver 15807 ................................ $1 0,300 ;, $18 7 /mo . Crane, and Sheba Curtis of Joyce Manuel, Ahce Thompgible to play in the NFL this 2000 Plymouth Neon- Gas Saver, 19,000 miles, Whltel5808 ......... , .................. $1 0,800 .. $196/mo. Long Bottom. son, one each . . season, the Cincinnati Bengals 2000 DodQe Ram_B3500- 15 PassenQer Van, Take Everyone!, Whltel581 s .... ; .... $20,500 .. 5369/mo . " Green Sleeves", stretch: Man golds: Al1 ce Thompson , said Tuesday. Deborah Jones, Peggy C rane, one; Stephen King, one. 2000 .Chevrolet S-1 0 - AC, Like New, 35,000 miles, Red t5204TD ....................... $10,300 .. $187 /mo . The Bengals placed I . Shelia Curtis. C elos1a: Sheha C urt1s, Joy ce Doughty on the reserve/left 2000 DodQe Stratua- Like New, 28,000 miles, White #5731 ...... ; ........................ $11 ,900 .. 5215/mo . "Leprechaun", mini design : Manuel, on e each. squad · list. That means the 2000 Chrysler Cirrus- PWR Windows & Locks, Like New, Sliver 15735 ................ $13,000, $235/mo . Sunflower, Ali ce Thompson , Peggy Crane, Deborah team retains the NFL rights to 2000 Chrysler Clrru•- PWR Windows & Locks, Lllu! New, Sliver 1573& ................ $13,000, $235/mo . Mohler of Pomeroy, and Joyce rwo. Doughty, ·a nd he is not eligiHosta, Pauline Atkins. 2000 Chry1ler T&C- Leather & Loaded, CD, LXI, 19,267 miles, Brawn 15858 ....... $24,800, $446/mo . Manuel of. Racine. ble to play in the league in 2000 Dodoelntrepld- PWR Windows & Locks, Like New, Brown #5859 ............... $14,500 .. $262/mo. 2001. Last week, the Bengals 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee- Larado, 6 Cyl., 4X4,24,000 miles, Gold 15861 ........ $22,000 .. 5396/mo . informed the NFL that 2000 Dodoe Neon -Gas Saver, 23,000 miles, Green #5752 ................................ $9,800 .... $180/ mo . Doughty had voluntarily left I ett Chry1ler Clrru1- Nice Car, 34,000 miles, Red #5481TD .............................. $ 12,500 .. $241/mo . the squad.The team sent a letI tte Ford Tauru1 - Extra Clean, 48,000 miles, Tan #5529!1 ................................ $ 10,500 .. $204/mo . ter notifying him that he is liable for fines due to his I tet Chryaler 300M- co·m pletely Loaded! 54,000 miles, Brown t574S .............. $16,200 .. $313/mo . unexcused absence. · I teD Chrysler Concord•- Luxury At Its Best! #5747 ........................................ $14,800, $286/mo . The Bengals declined to say 1teD Ford Explorer- Runnlno Boards, Very Clecin, XLT, 39,000 miles, Blue 15687B $18,000 .. $325/mo. Tuesday whether they have 1tet Chryaler LHS- Nice Car, 39,000 miles, Black·t5aoo ................................ ; $17,800 .. $343/mo. fin ed him. Doughty, a tackle, . lttt Ford FISO- Work Truck, Priced to sell! 45,000 miles, Red 157044............... $12,300 .. $238/mo . is a second-year player from Notre Dame. 1tea Pontiac: Sunflre- Auto Trans., CD Player, 49,000 miles, Blue ts519TA ......... $ 8,3oo .... S176/mo. The Sentinel MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Come Out And .Support HlGHLIGHfS Southem changes ticket prices the -Meigs County Fair! PICKENS u "'- nO.-v~U 800·446·0842Galllpolls, Different. · Jeep Bengals-place Doughty on ineligible list 1Dt8 . Ford F150.- Great Buyl 43,000 miles, Red t5784 ...................................... $13,800 .. $291/mo : 18t8 Jeep Cherokee- 4X4, 6 Cyl, 43,000 miles, White 15818 ............................ $13,000 .~ $27 4/mo . . 1998 Do doe Ram 1500 -Must See, A-1 Truck, 4X4, Sport, 45,306 mile~. Bluusm ..... $16,000 .. $337 / mo . 1988 Chryaler Concordt- PWR seat, CD, Local Owner, 62,000 miles, Whlte15586A .. $11 ,500 .... $243/mo . I 898 DodQe DuranQo- Leather, Loaded, 3rd Seat, FoQ Lamps, 4X4, Red 15&39TA. $18,800 .. $395/mo . ltt8 DodQe Neon - 5~speed, Sport, 4 Door, 86,000 miles, Red IS648A ............... S 6,000 .. .."$ 128/mo. 198! Ford Ranoer- Gas Saver Pickup, 52,000 miles, Blue 15522A ..................... S 7,500., .. $ 173/mo. 1997 DodiJI Intrepid -Nice Car, 64,000 miles, Opal #5775A ........ , .. ; ... .. ........... $ 8,100 .... S187 /mo . 1986 Chryaler LHS- Leather, Loaded, 69,000 miles, Red 15361B ....................... S 9,500 .... $241/mo . I t96 Pontiac: Grand Prix- Be Sporty & Save Gas, 81,000 miles, Green 157·81A .... ; $6,700 .... $171 /mo . 1894 Chryaler TlcC- Leather & Loaded, Blue t57S9 ......... ! ............................... $8,500 .... $275/mo ." 1884 Chevy C-1500- 4X4, 90,000 miles, Brown 15842 ................................... $8,900 .... $288/mo. www. . Mike Northup Manager Pete so1me.1 Sales Team: AI Durst Neal Plefer John Saunders Joe Tillis Larry Pierce Jamie Adamson Sherman Green Jimmy Hamilton -·- •' I' 15,2001 Cowboys cut • Tony Banks OXNARD, Calif. (AP) Tony Banks, hired as Troy Aikman's replacement at quarterback, was released by. the Dallas Cowboys after throwing just 54 yards in two exhibition game.s. The move came one day after Cowboys officials said the starting quarterback job was up for grabs. Banks, who also lost starting jobs in St. Louis and Balti. more, was told he 'd be the· opening day starter when he was signed in March and had his status reaffirmed after Quincy Carter was Dallas' top draft pick in ApriL C LEVELAND (AP) -· Shordy after Chad All en crumbled in pain, the freefalling Minnesota Twins were hurting, too. The Cleveland Indians again overcame a lateinning deficit by rallying for three runs in the ninth · inning to tie it before beating the Twins 8- 7 on Juan Gonzale~ ·s RBI single in the 11th. With their latest comeback, the Indians, who recendy became the first team in 76 years to ·rally . fi-om down 12-0 and win, improved to 8-3 against · M innesota this season. The Indians also moved a season- high 2 I / 2 games ahead of the second-place Twins in the AL Central. "We've got to try and bury these guys," Indians shortstop · Omar Vizquel said. "This loss for them has to be devastating." In many ways. Allen injured his knee while trying to run down Kenny Lofton's leadoff triple in the 11th. Allen laid on the warning track for several minutes before being taken off on a stretcher. A Twins spokesman said Plusenentbe.BJ CAPTAIN CLUTCH- Cleveland's Juan Gonzalez singles with the bases loaded in the 11th inning to give the Indians an 8-7 win over the Minnesota Twins Tuesday in Cleveland. (AP) · Morris shuts down the Reds • ~ - '"l Woods vs •. . ST LOUIS (AP) - Matt Morris has been nearly unbeat~-thit season · ..~~--Morris pitched a four- hitter Tuesday night, allowing just one run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 7- 1 for their six straight win. "I feel more comfortable here," said Morris, who is 11 -2 at Busch Stadium this yeiu. " I have my routine .down just the way I want it." The Cardinals have won six straight and trail the first-place Chicago Cubs by four games. "Ifyou win six in a row and then lose a couple, yo!l haven't gained anything," Morris said. "We have to keep charging." . ,'\fter a one-out single by Adam Dunn in . 'the first, Morris (15-7) retired the next 22 hitters. Morrll "Sometimes, I start to ·overthrow and get ·away from my strengths when I don 't have the .crowd behind me like I do here," said Morris, who is just 4- 5 away from home. "I knew I was getting them out and I was concentratin g on staying within myself and not getting too excited, so I wouldn't start overthrowing the ball," he said. Morris, whQ struck out eight and walked one, took a twohit shutout into the ninth, but loaded the bases on two sin gles and a walk. He then forced in a run by hitting Aaron Boone with a pitch. He ended the game by striking out Ruben Rivera. "You've got your pitcher with a big lead going for a shutout in the ninth inning, that's about all you could wish for," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said. Mike Matheny and Craig Paquette homered fc,>r th e Car- YOU SAID WHAT?- Cincinnati's Dmitri Young goes nose to nose with home plate umpire Matt Hollowell after being ejectPiuse see Reds,.BJ ed for arguing a strike call in the eighth inning Tuesday. (AP) Cleveland trades lineman to Vikes MANKATO, Minn . (AP) - Th e death forced C hris Liwienski into a Cleveland Browns reduced their sta - starting role at ri ght ta ckle. Laci na ble of offensive linemen Tuesday by will take Liw ienski's pl ace at left trading Everett Lindsay back to Min- guard . nesota, adding needed depth to the . ·~we were looking for bac kup s, not Vikings' line. a starter," said offensive lin e coach Lindsay, 30, was traded for a future Mike Tice. " We were loo kin g for draf~ pick. He started all 16 games at someon e who could ta ke some snaps right guard for the Browns last year fo r Co rbin." after being signed as a free agent from Tice said that he, coach D ennis Baltimore. Lindsay began his career Green and other from- offi ce person playing six seasons with the Vi~ings, n el began discussing ways to improve leaving after the 1998 season. He was the team 's depth on the line a few drafted in the fifth round in 1993 out · days after Stringer's death. · o f Mississippi. · "Everett has always been a ter ri fi c Minnesota needed more bodies on player for us," G reen said in a statethe line, particularly in the wake of ment . " His addition w ill give us so me the Au.g. 1 death of lineman Korey added experience to go with our Stringer from heatstroke. The Vikings young offe'nsive line." · will count on. Lindsay to serve as a Tre Johnson, a 1999 Pro Bowl er who was sign ed by th e Browns this backup at all five positions . Corbin lacina was expected to be season as a free agent, is expected the team's super sub, but Stringer's replace Lindsay in C leveland . Lindsay d id no t pl ay in th e Browns' first preseaso n game Saturd ay aga inst ·the Packers d ue to an ankle injur y. BEN GALS Williams out for .six weeks "GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) Cin ci nnati Bengals fre e safery Darryl Williams will be sidelined for six weeks after injuring his left ankle during workouts Monday. T he Bengals initially qescribed the injury as a severe sprain. But orthopedic surgeon Dr. Angelo Colosimo diag· nosed the injury as partially torn ligaments in the aukle. Will iams startedall1 6 games last year. _Duva_l,_____ , Part II DULUTH, Ga. (AP) Two years behind sc hedul e, the rivalry between Tiger Woods and David Duval has finally co me to fru ition . · Excuse these guys if they don't get all worked up with excitement. "Th ey want Ti ger to have a · rival," Duval said Tu esday, looking ahead to the PGA Championship which begins Thursday at Atlanta Athleti c Club. " Whateve r." WOOd!! From Phil Mickelson te Se rgio Garcia, Woods h.:< stared dow n 'm any would- be challengers durin g his short bu t brill iant career. In Duval'scase, this is the seco nd time aro und. In 1999 , Du va l bumped Woods from No. I in th e wo rld with the best ru n of his ca ree r, including four victories befo.re the M asters. Their budding rivalry eve n sparked rh e prime-time, made-for- TV "Showdown at Sherwood." Woods, of course, reclaimed th e top spot in the rankings and left D uval - and everyone else, for that matter - in th e_dust by winning· five of six nUJOrs beginning with the 1999 PGA C hampionship. So much for anoth er Arnie vs. Jack. Woods' strea k of four straight maj ors - the "T iger . Slam" - ended in Jun e when R etief Goosen won th e U.S. O pen. U nfortun ately, Tiger vs. Goose doesn't have mu ch of a ring to it. Tige r vs. D uva l certainly does, and the latter did his part a ·mo nth ago by claiming hi s first major title at the British Open. 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Thompsons Appll· Rings, · us Currency,- 1-888·237-!i342 Part-time messenger, de- you IQ1ow, and NOT 10 oand money through the mail until Pomeroy, 101 Pleasant CEB AT JACKSON ES- ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· pendabte. honest person, M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· ext. 2201 LOST· Saturday, 8/11/01 ond Avenue, Gallipolis, 740Lors & TATES 52 westwood Dnva nue, (304)675-7388. early Saturday am work In you have onvesogated lhe Ridge· 100% remodsled, 3 near Plymale Road at yard 446•2842 area. car & references nee . offering SR. was $28,500, now ACREAGE ' 1 s297 t $383 w lk 1 sals In Clallipolls FaJl)', boys Full·tlmo position avallabls, oasary. $10 an hour, retired · $24,500 OBO, (740)696& mo~las Ca(la740~ g~~Dwa~~!~ :~:,~~A~: 7 83 6 ~~=ke BoJis~~al g~:~a: :~~e d:~= 1 ~0 &~: ~~~~raged, (888)874- Proven $1 .000 True Wealth • acrea In Jactcaon County 446·2568. Equal Housing •lrlgerators, ranges. 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Avenue, Gallipolis, Plaza, Cell 740-446-0101 Hot sum~er deals (740)682-998 9 rentals. Commercial store- Kanauga. we Sell Grave male, I black, I yello.;,, last chack No Deposit, tOO% son. OH 9.30·5.00. No Phohe FREE c Sites F A t 0 fronts available for lease Monuments And Vases seen 8/8 near Albany. Approved 1·888·878-8787 Heavy Equipment Opera- :C_a_ns_.-..,..--::---..,..-PR.o~oNAL Heat pum"p or ~antral air K:~:wha Alve~r eenmlle~ Vaci:tncles now. (740)446-4782 (740)696-4031 or (740)707· 11111 WORKERS NEEDED lors needed NOWII Back- Sserelariel Bookkeepet poSERVICES with the purchese of select from Point Pleasant, alectrtc Clean 2br. Apartment Ret· - - - - - - - - ' 4426 Assemble crafts, wood hoe, Trackhoe & Dozer. slt1on. excellent company In stock models only. (304)875-1722, erences, and deposit No Kenmore washer, $95; Kenitems. Maoerlals provided. You con be oralned and car- banatlia, Monday· Friday ao 1\JRNED DOWN ON -WHERE(304)675-4144 Alter 5pm Pats. 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Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine t.,-..Oiiiiiii.iiiiiiooo.,J $2600·$6000/ft Mall Ordet. e P wa ca .. ng or 1 -'--::-':' Security and key d It t-800-962-4542 ' ekleny, Darst Group Home, SUBSTITUTES WANTED: 16 Wide. Only $19500 Per REDUCTIONS epos ' Stroot, Gallipolis, OH wwwopportunlty4all net now paying minimum wage, 1) Substitute Teacher Month, 8 99% Fixed Interest In the following oountles. References required No (740)44e· 7398 Fnday8/17 &Salutday 8/18 new shoHs 7am·3pm, 7am- 2) Substitute Teacher Aides Rate With Air And Un- Adams· 3 acrss, $11,200; pate. (740)44e·4425 9 00am-4.00pm, 1703 Fair- AAA Opponunltyll Work 5pm, 3pm-11pm, 11 pm- 3) Substitute Adult All ,., ..tate actv.rtlalng derpinnlng 1·888·928·3426 Athens: 7 acres, $8,800, Furnished Apartment 3 Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark tosld Chuteh Rood (oul141· from Home. S500-St600/pt 7em, coll740-992-5023. Workshop Aides In thlo nowepopor 11 Hocking· 5 acroe, $20,000; rooms and bath, S28S.OO Chepal Road, Porter, Ohio follows signs) Lots of child- $2500-$6000/ft Mail Order HIRING- RN LPN STNA aubfeet to tht Federal 1962 ~4x70 Fa1nnont Town- Jackson. 3 acres, .$10.900, month All Utilities Pa1d. 919 Free estimates. 90 days 4) Substitute Bus Drivers rena clothing- toys 1·800·962-4542 We are OOV: hiri~· the to._ 5) Substitute Cooks Fair Housing Act ot 1811 house, 2 bedroom, 1 large Meigs· 9 acres, $8,000; Second A've. phone same as cash, easy flnanc· B) Substitute Nuooe whloh mokH" 11 ,_.1to beth wllh heal pump & ale, Pika. 5 actes, $14,500, (740)446·3945 lng, Visa& Masteroard ac3 family yard sale, 486 Act Nowl lowing positions Nl LPN, ,.... $7,500, 740·591·4043 or Ross· 7 acres, $2,,700; ' - - ' - - - - - - - ceptad. Drlve~a·llttle save Georges creek, 1st house International Business Full-time 7pm to 7am, Part· ldvlft:IM "eny 740-992.0938 Scioto 27 acr81, $21,800; 1 t (740)446 rl hi ft sal t k expanding S251$75hr PIT time 7am to 7pm 7pm to Application can be obtained preference, flml ..tlon or VInton· 5 aeres, $10,900. Gracious living 1 and 2 a o -7444 or r~gRo~t:rrFri~gy rf~th~ Fff 888-588-3713 7am: and 3pm to 11 .30pm at the Guiding Hand School di.crlmlnallon baled on 1998 Dutch, 16x70. 2 bed- For more Info and FREE bedroom apartments at VII- 1~8n-830·9t62 saturday lBth, 9am-5pm, www megabucks4you net For STNA's we have part- or by writing Gallia County r11ce, COlor, religiOn, HX room, lived In 6 months, CIA mapa COntact: Jaga Manor and Riverside low prices. time pos11tons available on Board off MR!DO, PO Box f1mlll.....tua or n.tlon11 & heating, siding, shingleS, Anthony Land eo., Ltd Apartments In Middleport - - - - -- - - Amazing Opportunity! Wort< all shifts If you ate a coring, 14, Cheshlr~. OH 45620 O<lgln, oronylntonllon to books $24,600, $21,000 1·800·213·8385 From $278-$348 Call 74QMain Street Furniture Bam & bulldonq clean oulll lrom home, PT/FT free dedicated Individual who Ia mok. .nyouoll OBO. (740)256·1533 after __.::www.::::·=alc=l=and=c=om::....:... 992·5064. Equal Housing (304)875·1422 Thursday Bam 6929 Slate bool<lal 1·800·259·2996 commlned oo enhancing lha "Tho Gallla County Board o1 protoreno:o, limitation .,. 7pm. ,.o.:;:ppo=rt.::un.:;lt.::l•:.:s-~~.:._ 516 Main Street, Point Pleasant Roula seS, Gaillpolls, Ohio www.dontworrybartch net ~uallty of lifo for the elderly. PMOR/RDTDUNis1 TYilnEMEOPLUOAYLEOR~dlocrlmlnatlon." tel Time Buy-· Call ~k- Looking To Buy A Now N 1i kl A lie •01d• & new Items gobs of Please apply at Holzer Se- _;c;__;.;.;..._____ ..... \olD Home? Don't Have Land? ow a ng App al6onsbooks' glasaware 'mea pk:· Dental Assistant needed nlor Care Center, 380 Colo- Taking applications tor Thll MWiplper will not wood, Gallipolis today I We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Loll 35 West 2 Bedroom TownNew & Used Furniture tures '2 older bik8s· collecti· Send resume to CLA 531 , nlal Or ' Bidwell between green house labor, possible knowingly accept GOY'! backed program- buy Left, 304-736-7295. house Apartments, Includes New 2 Piece Uvlngroom 44 3093 bles· 'nice kerosen& heater c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune the hours of 8.30am and year round employme~~ ldvfftiHmenq for I'MI toea! (740) 6mobile home lot for rent. ~.. ~=:~eh, Suites, $399 Buy, Sell, ml,.; Come SOBII ' 825 Third Avenue, Galllpo- 4.00pm Mondaylhru Friday, Call Tracy at (740)843-1249 ootatowhlch loin 28<60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On· 1740 )446. 1279 · -:;:.==.:....c_:.:....::::::.:._ Trade ....::c:...c:..:....:.:...:= ' - - - lis, Ohio 45631 or call (740)446·6001 and vlotollon ot tho low. Our 1y $345 00 Per Month Small 1br. Aponmeno, FurYard Sale, Wednesda:t. Orivera with COL license, aek for Eula or Martie. UFIGEN~ NE~Drt1dtft; 1re htfebV 8 99% Fixed Interest Rate, niahed, kitchen, LR, Bath . xa1nl~ ~nd dresser, maple Thursdey, Friday August must have haz·mat air Homeworkers Needed $635 plasma ora, earn to lnlonnod thot olf 1-888·928·3426 All utllttlea paid, axcepo etec- s~:O. ;.;r))~7 ~:~~; 15,16,17 313 Uppar Route 'btakea & tankat endorse· Weektr ProceSIIng Mall . ~I fo~!r':-~.~u~40~~- -lingo edvo~loodln 3 bedroom, 14<70, with · ~===~===:: trlc. Reteroncas, Dopoalt re· 8pm 7 At Silver Bridge light tum ment, good ulary, great Euyl No Experience thta n.wap.~per 1re heat pump, hardwood a qulred. $226. month umapo' Boxclo N87eeded28 20Calo I 1-IIOOH-952... llooro, now cablnol, muat be ---"~ a Y -n no, ~·· 7 • 24 ra .u""""""' •-..:;.--..··•;,;;;;;.;;;;;...1 moved · $3 '000 oo 11 ' '"""""' ~ara Townhoute Apart· tho Alteration• shop Fndoy, 729 Pomeroy Oh :::.:::.:::::.=:.::.::::.;::..._ n-" '' _09 all liamo """ be heft p~ct1 45788 ' • ·--TRAININGiiiiiiiiiiioooo_.l (740)446·8305 FOR""""' mtntt, Vory Spacious, 2 nl'""~~---_, liems offorod: toolo, work Managor Ntoded tor LOcal · Abandoned Doublowldt• Bedot>oms, 2 Fiooro, CA, t SI'OKilNG thop ltamo, mloc hardWare, aroo Rootauront. Will work Qolllpo11t Coroor Collego lru ttt·up & dollvory. Huo· 1 •3 Bedot>omo ForiO)oltd 1/2 Bath, Fully Call'etad, Gooos Homu From l18i/Mo 4% Adu~ Pool &Boby Pool, Po· ~~-------pi wood oalor, canning lara. ATTeNTION under dlroct oupervlolon of (CarHra Cion To Homo) ry· 1 only. 1740)4!e·30G3 ptoooure cannor, dllhOI, WI NUC HILPI owner P~or Rottauront IK• Call Today! 7-·4387, Cown, 30 Vura at B!% tlo, Start I361J!Mo. No Polo, glooowaro, plaotlo w111. 1800411100 PT' pentnco roqulood WHI mon1-800·214·0<152, Cluranoo on all 10 & 12 APA. For Llotlnga, 80CJ.31'" Lo1101 PI"" Stcu~ty Dtpoolt 2• 1012a Rugor otalnlool potol pena, kitchen ulenollo, u.ooo-18,000 FT ltor food quality, ouotomor Rop *80.0!·ta74B wldo mobllo homu. Kanau· 3323 EKI. 17011. Roqultod, Coye: 740·448· o!Hlllmlted edltlon' ritlto w/ mlorowtvo, oonu maktr. Fru Training urvlco, omp~'c:~rlorm- , 10 "'•~ 3 Bodroom on Routo 2, go Mobllo Homot, Gllllpollo 3481; Evonlngo: 740·387· ICOPtt now In box. 1· 20 bool<l- othor rtodlng mot•~· t-aee-107-AICH onot, oto. Ao to Bo• n~ .. (304)575·5332 Ohio. (740)441.0310 a bedroom houot on Btlto 0102, 740-448-0101. gaugo H&R youth tingle II, adult ololhlng, hind wo· wwwoomtwOI'kWtthmt.com EB14 100 aln Strotl, 1 To Do 1 ;:::.:...~:.;::!;:;;::;.:::::.;.::.__ Routt 7 8outl1 ol Mlddfo. that, 1· 12 gauge N.E. oln· von caopol ruga, uvorol box AVON! All A To lluY or Point P t. WV 2&!10 Chllrmlng ohuroh building Final Coya, Ntllonwldo Inport, 1300 1 month & utllft• al!!""t olug gun 304·875· 1 loll, oduk clothing, otwlng hll Shirl rtu Spoart. ~ McOonald'o or Rio Grande w/optOrlmtnlln groot Pt. vento~ Roduotlonl lot, (740)8U-o14,1, 1 and 2 ~room apert· ltllomo, tlowor ltlkoo, oolloct· 87 1429 ry • now hlrlnll til lhiHI •VIOl· All Moko Mowoto, Lawn PIOIIHnt location 147,1100. (304)7 a or 3 bedroom houu In = · 1 = d~~~~: Pool llblo ond •-uo~oo, lblll, bedding, oldor ltomo. . tlon tnd holldayo pAid. In· Trootoro, Tllloro Ropelrad. Mokl I oHor. 30U75·1818 For ulo houot tralltt 14x70 Pomeroy, no polo 740-982· qulred, no polo, 740-U2· Rogulatlon olzo, good oon· ohopplng cart, boollor otot, McCiuro'o Rootoutont now ouronco tvolloblo Apply In F- plok·up, Coilvory Avoll· with 1Ox28 odd- on eeee. 2211. dillon. 1350. (740)448-3117 hond wort< plocoo, end hl~ng all 3 locatlonl, full or ptOroon. · able. 21 Yuto ~rlonoo. Nlol oldor homo, 2 BR, llv· 17500.ca11304-&75-11181or :;:::..._ _ _ _ _ _ -:::::=:-:---:----..... 7 7 loodo on odd ond tndt. part·llmo plok up eppllce· Coli M~t. 1 40) 1104 lng room dining room motolnto. I 3 bedroom homo Mlnomtlle 1 led111om Apartment R• Squlrrtl Hunter Spoclol· Tormo: calli, no ohiCkl All tlon ot t.O.tton & bofng blclc Hood Job ltourlty, kltchon, pOntry, utmty room: trot, rtvor vtow, ..ttro- trigerator, Rtngo A!C ln- New roaonablo ohotgun, 1 uloo tlnol. No refundo. Ev· bttwHn 8:30tm & 11,000/S!,OOO.+ Month. Ntod Dopondoblo baby ott- tullllzo onlo, gao fu"**, Lond·homt pookogoo· til required, dtpooi1 roqulood, oludtd,UIIPiua'oopoolt& pump, 1110 243 Romlngton oryono wtlcomo. Como and !O:OOam, Mondly thru ht· Work From Homo, Frto In· tor? Link or Soli Pay. M·F. oontrolalr, Raolno, 135,000, aroao. Proquallty by phone, no pots, 740-11112<&m ofler Aoforonoo. HUC '-oproved, Rlffl1, for mo,.. fnfo, b"ng 1 r~ond. urdoy. lo 1·888·447-7813 (304)875-7498, 1!yra txp. (740)~11-2070 (740)448·3!13 5pm, (740)441-1518 (740)448·1127 I r I * • r r r • • I I-------- , ... ~ A.:::!J' r: - r=l r j r I r I· r ._ r I I :r, uo I I r 7 r~ r I I -"::::=-==:- I G:t • Brunswick Bft Air Hockey • Tablo·pluo Accesaorlao. $30. 080, Cla~on RDX955Dz Fold Down Flip Face CD Playor-40 waHs x 4·Bullt In Enhancer $350. Now-Sell $125 OBO (304)675-5770 • Cider Mill wloh Electric Motor. 1304)675-1515 Dog Kennel Chain Unk Fence 10•10x8 $175. Doghouse Plywood · $40. ~304)675-6132 For Sale Copper Wire tor -Craft Work (304)675-4534 Grubb's Plano- Tuning & Repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call Tho Plano Or. 740-446-4625 Independent Haoballte Dls·1oibutor, Call For Product Or : Opportunity (740)44H962 1993 Huge tnvenoory, Discount '--=;.:....;=---- j 3085 Evanlnga. 94 Dodge Ram 1500, 2 whotl drlvo. Alklng $4100. ~J NogoUato . 1740)256• 4 r bile Home supply, 740-446www~ com/bennon NEW AND USED STEEL Steal hams, Pipe Rebar -For Concrete, Anglo, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Draln11, Driveways & Walkways New 55 Gallon Drums With Lid & Ring. $7.00 Each L&LScrap Met· ala Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Bam4.30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. (740)446-7300 RESIDENTIAL HDME 11184 Blue-bird Bus De toll englno, v.oy good c:Or.dttl.n. Call anytime after Bam. (740)245-!134 Armstrong Flute 1 112 ,.... ve, aolld truck, no ruot. New tiros, $2300 (740)379-9278 :.;~ ~~ f/:o)!~.o':1':; no Sunday calla aftor6pm. 1998ChevyAitro, 4capialn 1 chairs, bench seat, runo rJWnl> & good, asldng $975. ~ VEGI!TAIILES • 1740l245-5758 (304)682-3221 j I ..,._,_:: Blackberries 10' eale, $3.00 a quart, coma to carpantat follow Carpenter Inn signa, nOJ<t larm. (740)6tl8-8no Canning tomatoes lor sale, bnng containers, (740)247· 2961 Canmng tomatoes, $4 a bushel, also bell peppers, RoweFann, (740)247-4262, i "'- "".........., 2000 Silverado P/U, air, 4x4, etc. Only 10•000 mllos, great oondklon, plaau call (740)«e-4314 79 Jeep CJ5, $2500. 1304l875-6540 Robert Neal 87 Chevy 4<4 pickup, 'Z' lift kit. Aluminum wheels. 305. nice, $6500 MaroRcvan; ~,-------·· - j j )VAN'IED I~ LlvlmucK. Ir ;:ro P. A iUn"S ~16 'i:t.!ir1 --=...~--~--.., ·~·ppo"-:::::..·:..=~1 iftjr;,;;;;;: rio u~ ~ from Page81 ' I Reds from PapBI inals, on their longest winning streak smce taking 1 0 straight from May 7-17 Paquette sa1d he could sense confidence buildmg. "We're taking advantage of Bonds' homer was his first h1t of the night, and it put the the good pitching we've been G1ants up 13-5. He rounded the bases to a standing ovation h . • getting, and now we have the t en popped out of the dugout for a curta1n call. The homer was the 54 5th of Bonds' career. He trails Mike hittmg to go •w1th it," he sa1d. Dennys Reyes (1-3), mak~chmidt by three homers for eighth place on baseba!l's career ing-his fim start smce-July 28, !ist. B ds al h h f hin Will" M 'fr 1998, allowed five runs and . on SO IS one DI~er S y o mate g le ays ansix hits in five innings. Reyes, ch!Se record for homers m a season. who retired his first nine batMays Bonds' godfather hit 52 homers in 1965 I ' ' · A tsam of Halftlngafll goldtnga, (1)2 year old, (1)3year old. Also Reglst- Paint and Registered auanot Horses. (740)44e-3413 sale, Aluma LTD, 18 n long, ClVWR 7,000 lbe, elset~c brakes, tandem axloe, 1500 mllaa, I year old, $3100 (740)949-2217 from time to time. "We have very similar interests, very similar perspectives on life," Woods sa1d. "Put It this way: I've enjoyed getting to know David, I know he doesn't open up to everybody. That's fine . But if he does know you and does trust you, then he'D open up quite a bit." For all the talk of another "Battle of Atlanta," it would certainly be unfair to call this a two-man tournament. Garcia is a viable contender who finIshed just one shot back ofWoods in the memorable 1999 PGA Championship. W1th Duval off the market, M1ckelson has the undisputed and dreaded title of "best player never to win a major." "I knew David would wm one," Woods said. "Phil will win one. It's a matter of time." Mickelson is among the favorites on the Highlands Course, where anyone with a booming driver should have a big advantage. He certainly dot!sn't mask h1s desire to finally break through in a major. "It has taken a lot more time than I anticipated and I hope that 1t will eventually come;' Mickelson said. "'I believe that it will. This week is a nice place to PGA from Page81 28rillliijo;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l HoME IMJ.>RovtMtiNJ'S b wraparound sunglasses has again ecome the most compelling player this BASEMENT side ofWoods. • WATERPROOFING "I think he's going to be a litde more Unoondltlonel lifetime guarfi antoa LOcal reterenceo tur· con dent now in major championships nlahed. Eetabltshed 1975. because he knows what it takes to win a Call 24 Hra. (740) 4480870, 1-800-287.0576. major championship," Woods said. "'AnyRogera Waoarproottng one who w IriS · · a maJor und ers ta n ds , I F'o C&C Ganarsl Homo Malnlenonce- Painting, vinyl oldlng, caopontry, door8, windows, baths,more mabie repair and Forhomo tree estimate call Chet, 740-9926323 -------Livingston's Besameno Walor Proofing, all basemsnt repairs dona, free estl· mateo, lifetime guarantee. 14ytS on job OKportenco (304)895-3887. knows what it takes coming down the h h k stretc , w at it ta es to prepare for a maJor, what kind of mental frame you need to have for the entire week, and what kind of game it takes. 1 AUTOS FOR SAlE t985 Cadillac Fleetwood Brohm 37,000 actual miles, tully loaded, Gorago Kept (304)682·3506 Leave Mas· sage. t9B9 Chevy Cavalier 5 8P low mdea, needs body work $700.00 304-675-1 t98 1996 Dodge Intrepid es. Candy appla red, leather, tires, spony lull size car, 111,000 highway miles. rune gr,at 25mpg. $5900 OBO (740)441.0135 · 1997 Satum, 4 door, auto, air, power sun roof, excellent condition. $5,000. (740)44e-4762 2000 Cougar v-e 1" 000 11' '(740 245: •· daytime, m 81• (740)339· 5062 1810 evenings. r Eu!cnucuJ Ri!nuGERA'l10N 5·= "David accomplished all of the above." Duval refuses to be tugged into the h me-vs.- im mentality. He takes no speCJal satisfaction in beating any particular . . player, espec1ally a fr1end such as Woods. "I"JUS t wan t t o pay I great,"D u val sa1.d. "'I don't thmk in terms of a rivalry. I view him as somebody I have to beat. I don't view him as my sole com etition." . P . ~~ The emotiOnal Woods and 1cy Duval }d h }'ttl · wou seem to ave 1 e m common, but their relationship has grown over the years · , They re represented by the same gency. They're raking in millions from he same sponsor· They're fishing buddies I Residential or commercial wiring, now service or rapairs. Muter Llcansad etectrlclan. Ridenour Elactrtcal, wvoooaoe, 30<Hl7s- 1786. Help Wanlld -- summER JOBS I,(304=)6~75:-·:.:138:;::..5 S6-S7/HR j I ters, was called up from Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday to make the start Mark McGwire was 0-for4 with three strikeouts, raismg his season total to 87 m 210 at-bats. HIS last 11 hitS have been homers , and he hasn't had a smgle, double or tnple smce July 18. · St. Louis. wh1ch has won eight of 10, blew open the game w1th a five-run fourth behmd Paquette's two-run single and Matheny's threerun homer. Paquette hit a two-run homer m the sixth off Chns N1chting. . -------------------------------------------------Open al aluminum trailer for Easy Indoor work flexible hours full/part time hUI11JI Positions fiUing quickly! 1·881·974-JOIS COG llanlgealent, LLC start." Woods is coming off a 25th-place finish at the British Open, his worst showing in a major since 1998. He has played four tournaments without a top-! 0 finish. Asked to rate his game on a scale of 1 to 10, Woods joked, · "Somewhere m there." Still, the two-time d efending champion admitted that his play has not been as consistently good as it was a year ago, when he won 10 ttmes and became the ~rst man since Ben Hogan in 1953 to win three maJors m one season. "It's not hke I've played so bad that I've gone off the map," he said. "I was just a little bit off this summer. The great dung IS I've played well bef~Jre in the past and I know what it feels like. I just need to get 1 t - and keep it." For a par 70, the 7,213- yard layout is excepttonally long. The 18th hole is 490 yards, the longest par-4 in the tournament's hostory. Four other par 4s are at least 450 yards, , and the two par 5s are more than 540 yards. Woods rarely hot dnver at the US. Open beca use of the firm conditions and bendmg fairways of Southern Hills . Ditto for Royal Lytham & St. Annes, where addittonal pot bunkers - bringing the total to 196 - required navJgation, not sheer power. The PGA Champoonshtp is d1fferent. "This is a perfect setup for Tiger," Goosen said." He's gomg to be smilmg all the way around the course." ' Ita' an tbel Read the ntllag edge••• ~ Claasllled Ads 110 Help Wanted . In Memory Ytrd hit Ada Only ' LOAN OFFICER l'ormere lank a lavlnge, Co., Pomeroy, Ohio, 11 IMklng 1n exptrlenoed oo1111umer loan officer for one of 111 Melge County offloee. Qualified o1ndld111a will h1v1 exptrllnoe In ptlrl-1 or Nil 11t81e (1-4 family) lending. The I'II'IIIIN link oll8rl a oompetltlv• nl•ry and fringe blnellta paoklge. Send cover letter 1nd clelllled reaume to 1'ermer1 lank, Attn: Humen RteouroM Dlreotor, P.O. aox at, Pomeroy, Ohio 41711. 1'1rmer1 81nk I~ •n lqual HOUIIIIfl Linder, Memblr I'DIC, 1nd Equal Opportunity ~. For 15Words , 1to3Daya ' n L.ovlnll Memor Ovor 15 Warde, 21lt PorWord of Dorea Arnold Aull. 15, 1917 Mall4, 1998 Sadl11 missed blr. Invite The EnUre Neighborhood Mildred, Children. Janet, M1r11, Pat111 The Daily Sentinel Wife Mall to: Claellfled Ad1 111 Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45768 Bt Bobb11 and families \ , ,I Lofton opened the II th wah a shot to nght off Bob Wells (8-5) that hit off the base of th e wall as Allen went back to get 1t. Just as h e approached th e warning track, Allen grabbed h1s right leg and went down in a heap. He hobbled over and flipped the ball back to ward the infield as Lofton headed for third. Vizquel walked and the Twins intentionally walked Roberto Alomar before Kelly brought tn center fielderTorii Hunter as an extra infielder. Gonzalez npped a 2-0 pitch from Wells to deep left-center as the Indians completed another dramatic comeback. "I think the team had a lot of confidence we could win," Vizquel said. "'Anytime you win a game like (Seattle), you remember how you did it. Even with two outs, you keep going." A.J. Pierzynski's three- run triple capped Minnesota's four-run ninth when Rocker couldn't preserve a 4-3 lead. The controverstal left-bander, who lost his closer's job to Wickman shortly after bemg traded to Cleveland, was brought in to face three lefties but got only one• He gave a leadoff single, threw a wild pitch and walked one in the ninth before being pulled: Mientkiewicz opened the ninth with a single and went to th1rd on Rocker's w1ld p1tch. One out later, Rocker walked Dav1d Ortiz and screamed into h1s glove as Manuel came out to replace him with Wickman . B arry Bonds hit a grand slam into the waters of McCovey Cove on Tuesday night for his · 1 1 d" 5 h maJor eague- ea mg 1st omer, taking another· step on the fastest homer pace in baseba!l historv. th .,. In e sixth inning, Bonds put an 0-2 pitch from Florida right-hander Ricky Bones high over the right-field wall at Pacific Bell Park and into the water. It was Bonds' lOth career d 1 d hi d f h gran s am, an s secon o t e season. Bonds has hit 51 homers in the Giants' first 119 games. The previous fastest pace was set by the Cubs' Sammy Sosa, who accomplished the feat in 121 games in 1999. ~ s: I, & MoroR u~·- 1 ~~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) CCliNiDRIEl ro BUY , Are You Looking For En~ glnea- Qr--Tranamloslona?Wanted to bUy usad mobile Glvo Me A Call At 740-446• homoa. call (740)44e.Q175 05t9. For304){175-5965 CAMPos & c..:=-,...----- :~=a~~~~- ~0 ,:~·~~ ~ecfkll,l ·=~tires, mem~~~:r me e newes d Bon 5 puts grand s1am ·Int0 l7~::~ ;;;r,;.;;;;.;;;;;;;.___"' M c F.., I c ovey cove for No. 51 r I~~0:/::•'Yne~adG"Oo.J~~'::. ALL STEEL BUILDINGS CLEARANCE 24X26 was $7,290, sell $3,375; 30•49 was $10,380 aoll $5,560, 50<150 was $32,450, sell 518,875; New! Mull Selll Greg (500)392· 7606 Tribe L...;: Allen was taken to a hospital for X-rays, but results wouldn't be available until Wednesday afternoon . "' We're not as concerned about this loss as we are about Chad Allen," 1\vms shortstop Denny Hocking said. Indians outfielder Marty Cordova, who homered tw1ce, spent five seas~ns With Minnesota. He, too, was concerned about his close friend. "You hate to see anybody get hurt," Cordova said. "Chad's a great guy. I hope he's OK." Cleveland's Comeback Kids did it again , giving Indians fans another thrill and their Network, meaning some of Florida's top football recruits could manager more anxiety be watching MAC football. "If my heart holds up, I'll be C USA "d tl d · pres! ents recen y vote to consider expansion after OK," Indians manager Char· · TV th will reward th e coruerence -" " s1gnu~g a contract at .or lie Manuel sa1d. growmg to 12 teams. Cleveland's latest comeback NCAA r ules say that Wit . h 12 teams, C-USA can stage a conw:asn't quite as dramatic or ference championship game. The league's deal with ABC and historic as its rally to beat ESPN includes $1 million for a tide game. Seattle on Aug. 5, but this one Marshall coaches and school officials have repeatedly denied was more important and any interest in joining C-USA. "'I h " k h M ' d • r. · came after John Rocker had t m t e 1 -Amencan Con,erence IS a great league, a yet another shaky outing. very co p tt'tt' 1 "Th d · H rd h B b p m e ve eague, un ermg e coac o ruett "I don't think you'll ever said at the league's media day last month. "Were extremely see one like that again," Indihappy to be playing in it; we've had some great yean in the ans closer Bob Wickman sa1d. league. I think the MAC right now is the best it's ever been." "That was incredible, but th1s The Sentinel reported that MAC presiden" have asked Marw one was, too. 1\vo outs, two shall, which joined the league in 1997, to sort out its long-term . strikes and to beat them. This athletic goals by Aug. 28. ' was huge." That will give Central Florida's board of trustees a chance to Danys Baez (4-1) pitched accept the MAC's mvitation, MAC officials said. They expect the 11th for Cleveland, which Central Florida officials to approve the move. has eight games remaming against Minnesota. Doug Mientkiewi'z homered for the 1\vins, who lost the1r fifth straight and are 923 since the All-Star break. 1986 Honda 2so, 4-Trax, 4 wheeler, $1500, (740)7422357 -:-:-:~=....,..--.,.,1996 1200 Sportater H.c. Black cuetom pa11a, 7,000 miles, muat un, $8,300 botiO FARM l'om dOllar. (740)448-7351 .,_ _ __ ~ 1998 Yamaha warner 350, $2,000 OBO Loti ot extras case 590 Super E Backhoe (740)446·2804 E<tendahoe 4x4, tull cab 1999 Spol1atar 1200 custom ~~n~i\: ~~~);;~ (740)379·2766 2655 95 Eleotra Gtlda Claoolc John Daora 4400 tractor, 90 ~~~· 513 •000 · r BUIIJXMl 4-WDs old Pd. $600 aaklng $350. 1985 Chevy $-10 4x4, 28 Aeglaleted Black Angus Bull and Helfer. Bull Is months $1200 Heifer Ia 22 OWNERS months $1,000. Call Tappan HI Efficiency 90% (304)675-2808 , Gao Furnaces, 011 Fumaihv & coa, 12 Seer Heat Pump & GRAIN Alt Conditioning Systems Fraa 6 Ysar warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling, 1- Hay & Bright Wlte Tie 80 0 - 8 72 . 59 6 7 Year 'Round Dellveoy www.orvb.oomlbennen Dlacount Avallo· Farm Soli pastel sota, $50; 2 wooden bed tramoe, 1 oouble $20, 1 Vlctooten double, $20, umbrella stroller, $8; (740)441.()625 Wai-Mert Go ca~. 6 HP Like New. $600. 1740)4489968 water wells drilled. )898. 731t 1740 waterline Special: 314 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100, 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100, All Brs.. compression FIHings In Stock RON EVANS ElfTERPRtsES Jackson Onlo 1.soo537-9528 ' ' VANS & ~ Doors, Windows, Anchors. Deer loader. Please call water Healers, Plumbing & (740)446-4314 , ~416 .....,_ ~. $\"~: ~~":iJ;;-; wtolta, ~~1:'· 51 ~='' 130~~5S: · p~cas, On Vinyl Skortlng, Inch finishing mower, John ~:~~~~·~u,:~·~! = Cavalier ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)- Central Florida's football program 98 Mustang, black, v~. will be invited to join the Mid-American Conference if MarPW, PL. runa •xcellant, hall " 35 000 mlteo $9 400 Or s spurns a s1"milar o flier fro m C on.erence USA and stays 1·n btitoffor. (740'-•••127 ,......, the MAC, UCF officials said . • '"""""" To balance its two divisions, the MAC would hke to expand FOR Stu..E u1 b to 14 teams. It co d do that y keeping Marshall and adding 8 weeks old real cute tox 1884 Chevy s.10, 1811 oon- the now-independent Golden Krughts. Iemar puppies, 1st shots. dnton, now tlroo, needs "'We have had discussions with them about that;' Central $50 each. Monroe YOder, transmission, $500. 1147 BumaHa Rood, Pat~- 1740)2se-t 682 Florida athletic director Steve Sloan told the Orlando Sentinel ot, OH 45658, 1 mile oft Pa· for a story Tuesday. "But right now it's awful sensitive. I really onot Road 1988 Dodge Cakoto, 4<4. • b d h " AKC Chooolatelab P\Jppfes, One owner, 66,11110 mlloe, cant comment eyon t at. 2 temaleo, great pets. $201) $3500. (740)25&-e012 Central Florida would resume its search for a conference if 740 7 each. 1 ~ t8 198t ~rolot 314 tdn pick- Marshall jumped to C - USA. The Thundering Herd's departure AKC miniature Schnauzers up, V-8, auto, alt, 78,000 would leave the MAC w 1"th 12 t di th h d )' puppies, saiVpeppat, vot mllea, $4500 (740)448earns, en ng e sc e u tng checked, $300, 1740)6 98. 0425 after conflicts it now has as a 13-team league. t085 MAC Commissioner Rick Chryst said the league has been AKC Reg. Pomaran,.n, 4 2000 Chovy S-10 LS, 5- studying membership ISsues but "no action has been taken by wtolta, 1 black. Roady Tho opead, 22,000 mlleo. h full il f d • 30th. S3SO. 875·37113 or 110,11110 (740)256-1709 t e counc · o presi ents: He declined to comment on 895-3151 2000 l 011 Tocoma SR5 whether Central F!Qrida was asked to jom the conference. Longhair Chlhuahuo, to· Klng Caooette & CD Central Florida has a television contract with the Sunshine Sleeper sola, barely used over 6 months, (740)949· Canning tomatoes, we pick, 2661 after 5pm. $5 bushel, vou pick, S4 buohsl call (740)247-2113, JET Jim O'Brien Farms, also AERATION MOTORS have hot & groan peppers Repaired, New & Rebuilt In I \tnt "I 1'1 '111 ' Stock Call Ron Evans, 1,, I 1\ I\ IcH I\ . 800-537-9528. Largo Oak Dining Room Tabie wllh Large Legs, Oak BuHet, Light wood Colored vanity with Large Round Mirror.. Cub Cadet Snow Plow Blede. 1304)675-2049 . MOBILE HOMEOWNERS MAc NEws MOTORS 1740 ~ 103 Full·blooded Ral Tarrier pupplas, herd to find btocl< & tan, hes hed shall & wormed makes great gifts 1740)256-·1997 c: HoleOuln male GJNt Cane, five years, paper, (740)6982716 R lw Pu 11 er ppoo. 1 1 mao, 1 o o 6 tamales, $150 each Mother and Father on prom· ,.... 1740)388.9885 ~ ,_ al Cl 1 De .wo ••m • roa noo, ono black, ... Blue Merlo, =.'i7~~~~9~llh t~pod both two , papers, POUCIEI: Oltlo Yalllly PultUahlng ,...,_..,.. riQN to edit, r.tec1. or MnOel My ld tllftY .... lrrort mutt M NpORid on the tlrtt 'nibuna 81ndto1l R1gi1W wtll be NepOnltbtefor no.....,..._. the 0011: ofthllfMOI' ~by theenorMd onfytht fiNtlnMI'tiOn. any lola or •xPMM that rwultl tNm U. pubiiOidon or gmiMIDn of .n ..ctv.rtt..,.m. eon.otlon will be madtln thl flrtl .vallable «lHk>n. •llo• .,.. alwa.,, confldMHII. • Current"* Ml'dllppiiM. •An rMI ...... ldvwtiMIMftla IN Fedlnl Fair Houlfnl Act of 1111. • Thl1 ,...,,..,,.,. tiOOepta onl.. help wanted Mil meellng EOE .....,.._ WI wtH not knowtnely 11 _ _w .. 6 HFuWANim Includes Free Yard Sale Sign! Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid . ::;· ,:Y 1 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 =.=1=ea":; Central foolhall may beco Florida th t ~99:2:·2~52~6~Ru~s~s;M~oo:tJe, ~)2:-.=.:ys ~~95,5~~1 ~~~ 1,01111 BACK 2 ~on " Aor Cor<mionor, 2 Ton Coil, 1 ~- Sat •~N • lnotalled, $2,295, St,OOO Beck, St295 Not Price. Free Estimates. Call • For OUotes On Other Slzn. : ~e ~ ~',. Cal~~ - Homes Our •~aity 1_ 740 4 ~ 46·6306 1-800-291- Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . ~ lt'8 ..!~ ~."tt~1 e':~"~nAn! ~.·~:=~ . SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740- Fathet on preml.... $150 St995; Call Ia Ceuty.. OH In One week With . • ' • �.Wedn..day, Aug. 15, 2001 Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Aug. 15,2001 ~--------------------------------\~tribune· - Sentinel - 1\.egister CLASSIFIED :r:::=Jr • wapc-ne,. 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All Display· 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display 1.00 p.m. Thursday ror Sundays Sundays Paper • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days \'\\til '\t I \II '\1..., r PERsoNAUi rI b~(gl~s) lltio S Private Party Ads Under $100 20 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No Commercial Ads 6 • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Seles • Limit 3 Per Person Mall To: Ohio valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 I ~,1'.'_HFu __w_ANIFll __,. ~l ~.,l' 6 ~.Do--,..J1 ~.,r._~~~0ME8lliSAU:Iiiii_.,.ll r M~~ I 16 "'r_.' r -~-RINr--,..11 APAKJMENTS FOR RENT Bikes clothes Wed· CartHied Occupational Thor- NOW HIRING Magic Yeare Cay Care Pre- 541 Fourth Ave .. Gallipolis. Llmlled Or No Credit? 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New 14x70 3 brl2bth only River view, $4251 month; 3 2br Apartment for rent 1n AlllsonBamett MPTFact!ity 45769, BAConstructlon New roof, tree gas Asking S975 ' $ bedroom In town, 1·112 Point Pleasant Aeierences ANNc:luNcEMENrs 8116·17, 9am·3pm, 6 South ' Rooting, cement, siding, $53 000 (740)742-7013 down and 198·78 par baths Good location. $500/ & Deposit Required . Third Street, Mason, clothes Rehab Coordinator, Rock· Over the road driver need· painting, decks, garages ' . month. Call Cheryl. month References and de· (740)446-2200 all sizes, Little Tlke toys, spnngs Rehabllliation Cen· ed, Home on the weekends, Etc Free Estimates & Ref· For HIO by owner. Nice bl· (740)385-4387 posit requited (740)446· ~==='---baby clothes traora,d P3o6m75e9ro ROochloks4p5r781ng9s no forced dispatch, If Inter· erences Call675-7739 level home on 1 acre near New 14x70 3Br!2bth only 3644. Apartment near Porter, Advocate For Children y, - - - - - - ' - ' - - Chester. Three bedroom, 975 ' ' 76 ':'--'-'--:----:-- apartment In Gallipolis RefBecome a Foster Parent Furniture sale 9·4pm Frl· Equal• Opportunity 740 992 5364 189 Employer ested call ( ) . or D&S.rooling, siding, exterior two baths, one-car garage, $ down and Pilot Program, Renters erences required. (740)388Call WV Youth Advocate day, 8/17, Hlde·a·bed.' met· Encoutagong Workplace 01 · 1740 )591 "1162 & lnte~or painling, gutter, family room with fireplace, monthly. Call Nikki Noaded, 304-736·7295. 1100 Program 7 tress, box spnngs, computer varsity. Looking For 8 Responsible drywall, and mo~t home re- sun room. New central heat- ~17:.:40:!)38=5-438:..:::.:.____ Phone 1·90G-575-600S desk, dlnetle set, Gravity person to care for my g 7 patrs Free Estimates. ing & ale system One mi· New 2002 Double Wide 3br. MOBFORII-'i,~ Twin AlverTowers now acOr 304·345·6697 Edge exercise machme ex· Customer Service $8- and 2yr. old children afte; (304)675·6829 nut~ on Route 7, but still pr1· 2ba. All Appllancea Free ..__ _liiliil"'iiiii""'--.,.1. c.eptlng eoolse bike, 26" men's 18 $tO hr. Process relund school for 2hts on Mon & G P rtabl Sa vato. (740)985·3981 Delivery & Sotup Only ~ applications tot 1 BR B1g Z Transport Will Pull speed bike (like new), ladles claims, Pt/FI exp. or will Wed (304)675 7281 oorges o e wmlll, $32 900 Only t Fleetwood Single and Sectional • peed blk (Ilk lraln (800)616·9821 · · don1 heul your logs to the For sale or rant4 bedroom • · a 2 Bedroom, In Kerr area HUD eubsldlzed apt for mill Just call 304·675·1957. house, Bidwell· 2 bedroom Homaa of Pooctortllle. Toll $300/mo You pay utilmes & elde~y and disabled EOH. Homes Local or Factory DI- 24 10 Maintenance Man needed trailer, Southwestern :F.::roa::._:1.:::888::::·::56:::5::::.0:.:.16:::7:.__ deposit. (740)388·9162 (304)675·6679 rect Call for Rates new), etc Roma Cremeans at the New Haven American (740)266-4t44 01 (740)710· residence 3 miles out H.L M. 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(304)895·3723 hold Items $1 00 bag sale Yard Sale non Ave, 3bt 2 belh, Newly bedroom 2 ball\- Pa 1499 8pm In Gallipolis . Ferry ..__ _oiRoooiiiiiiiiMSiilo-.,J Infocision has At . 2 State Grande, OH General main· • kwood ~ Remodeled Inside and out & Area. (304)675-4075 ~ every Thursday. Monday August 15, 16, 17,and 18. tenance required. Valley Wood Eaung Hillsides, Price Negotiable (304)675- move- 1n 0 s . alllp- ====::...;;=-~ bun selected thru Saturday 9 00-6 00 9·? HousehOld 118m~ cloth·_ _vtew.Apan..mema,J!09.W.esLOttchee~Etc .- Mowlng~8046 or (304)675 '3212__!>111 (1'40)j146-3093 3 BR, CIA, all electric, nice, ~~o.'!'~~,~··~l~~~~~~~lng, tcys, knick knacks, lots - as-one-of-theCollege Street, Thurman, Ciean-up, Removal Of unNew Double Wide $195 call for appointment, Adult ot Mise Ohio 45856 (740)245-9170 wanted Hems Odd Jobe. Newly constructed, single Par Monthl 3 Bedroom 2 (740)992·2167 dents, end shared 99 but places GIVFAWAY Call Sieve (740)446-7604 story 1600 eq toot home Bath. Froo Delivery & Set- Beautiful River VIew Ideal ~~s available (740)992· Overbrook Center, 333 Will power wash houses, 10 minutes lrom Holzer up. 1-888-928·3426 to work in For 1 Or 2 People ReferenPage St .. Middleport, Is cur· \Ill{( II\ "\lltSI 20 minutes from 0 · N p' Northeast Ohiol rently seeking applications trailers. anything. Call Hospltal, B year old Siamese cat, Pleasant Valley Hospital, off ~ ces, eposlt, 0 ets, Fostor Trailer Park, 740-441- llr':liOI"""~--...;..;;....;., had shots, (740)387-7123 Rick Pearson Auction Com· lot the position of RN Man· (740)441-4238 or (740)446· SA 160 on a pnvale 1-112 ANDBIJn.DINGs ~0.:;18:.;1_:______ HOUSiil!Oill after 6pm agar The auccesstul cand1- 0151 ask tor Ron II no acre lot 3 bedroom, 2•112 pany, full t1me auctioneer. Stop by date must have 2 or more answer, ~ave message baths, big k1tchen w/oak MobUa home lor rent and ~--oiGooosiilliOili:...-,..1 complete auction service. Free, two Spamel miK pups, Licensed 166,0hio & West years of long term care ex242 Third cabinets, D~ . LA wlgaa log Bu!kt1ng In Racine, 30x80, mobile home lot for rent ..., II"\\" Ill male btacklwhlte, female Virginia, 304·773·5785 Or parlance and must have a "i~~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fireplace, cenoralaot, laundry block & brick, wu church, (740)448-1279 Appliances Recondotoonod Avenue in brown/whits, 740-898·3004 working knowledge of state- iO OPI'oB~KJ'VNfJY room, ltont porch & 2·112 central air & heat, out of Washers, Dryers, Ranges, 304-n3·5447 federal regulatk>ns as car garage Quahty con· flood plain, great location, Trailer In Mason No Pets. Refrigralors, Up To 90 Days Gail i polis and and well as quality assurance 1 • atructlon· all the way.lmme- St.Rte 124 & lyroa Blvd., (304)n3-575t Guaranteed! We Sell Nsw WANriD find out whyl standards. If you are Inter· dlale possession Need to $72,000 (740)114V-2217 Maytag Appliances, French roBuv eated, please atop by our , INOTICEt sail· make offer. Call .ru'AimiiENI'S City Maytag, 74Q-446·7795. front office and p~k up an DHIP VALLEY PUBLISH· (740)446-4514 from 6-5pm, Office building In MinersFOR RJiNr Lost- all gray male cat, Absolute Top Dollar: U S. Cali for an appllcallon No phone calls lNG co recommends that M·F, or (740)446·3248 after villa, 600 eq ft., ale, COYFor Sale· Reconditioned Breezy His area, very Sliver, Gold Coins, Proofplease e.o.E. interview: friendly, reward, please call sets, Diamonds, Gold you do business with people 5Pin s~O:rk~t~-8~~~\':st'"n, BEAUTIFUL APART· washers, dryers and refrig· (740)992-5898 ., · IIENTS AT BUDGET PRI· orators. Thompsons Appll· Rings, · us Currency,- 1-888·237-!i342 Part-time messenger, de- you IQ1ow, and NOT 10 oand money through the mail until Pomeroy, 101 Pleasant CEB AT JACKSON ES- ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· pendabte. honest person, M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· ext. 2201 LOST· Saturday, 8/11/01 ond Avenue, Gallipolis, 740Lors & TATES 52 westwood Dnva nue, (304)675-7388. early Saturday am work In you have onvesogated lhe Ridge· 100% remodsled, 3 near Plymale Road at yard 446•2842 area. car & references nee . offering SR. was $28,500, now ACREAGE ' 1 s297 t $383 w lk 1 sals In Clallipolls FaJl)', boys Full·tlmo position avallabls, oasary. $10 an hour, retired · $24,500 OBO, (740)696& mo~las Ca(la740~ g~~Dwa~~!~ :~:,~~A~: 7 83 6 ~~=ke BoJis~~al g~:~a: :~~e d:~= 1 ~0 &~: ~~~~raged, (888)874- Proven $1 .000 True Wealth • acrea In Jactcaon County 446·2568. Equal Housing •lrlgerators, ranges. Skaggs (740)446·9845 weekends, room tor growth, - - - - - - - - System. 1-888· 688·7906 oft SR 35 eaat on Bloom- Opponunlly Appliances, 76 Vone soreeo. appllcationsarebeingtaken Salesperson needed fuml· Start Your Business To-r MOBILEHOMES field Townahlp Driveway Christy's Family Livmg Call 740·446·7398, 1·888· Mooorola Pa?,er, In Pomeroy HFu WANO!D M·F, 1-4pm, (740)843-1249. tura store, Immediate open· day. P~me Shopping Can· FOR SALE • with building slta. Ulilltloo 33140 Now Lima Rd , Rut: ;8-:-18:c..Q:.;1;;.28=-:---..,..---or Mldd aport. Call l. . ing tull·tlme posltlon Apply· ter Space Available At Afclose by Unrestricted, land, Ohio, 740-742-7403. New And Used Furniture (740)985·4227 Hair Stylist needed Be your Llf~style Furniture, 856 fordable Rate Spring Valley SIZZLIN-$19,000 negotiable Apartment, home and trailer Store Below Holiday Inn, Reward 2 lost Labs both $1,000 VISA, No Credit ~n ~~~ commls· Thin:! Avenue, Gallipolis, Plaza, Cell 740-446-0101 Hot sum~er deals (740)682-998 9 rentals. Commercial store- Kanauga. we Sell Grave male, I black, I yello.;,, last chack No Deposit, tOO% son. OH 9.30·5.00. No Phohe FREE c Sites F A t 0 fronts available for lease Monuments And Vases seen 8/8 near Albany. Approved 1·888·878-8787 Heavy Equipment Opera- :C_a_ns_.-..,..--::---..,..-PR.o~oNAL Heat pum"p or ~antral air K:~:wha Alve~r eenmlle~ Vaci:tncles now. (740)446-4782 (740)696-4031 or (740)707· 11111 WORKERS NEEDED lors needed NOWII Back- Sserelariel Bookkeepet poSERVICES with the purchese of select from Point Pleasant, alectrtc Clean 2br. Apartment Ret· - - - - - - - - ' 4426 Assemble crafts, wood hoe, Trackhoe & Dozer. slt1on. excellent company In stock models only. (304)875-1722, erences, and deposit No Kenmore washer, $95; Kenitems. Maoerlals provided. You con be oralned and car- banatlia, Monday· Friday ao 1\JRNED DOWN ON -WHERE(304)675-4144 Alter 5pm Pats. (304)675·5162 more dl)'er, $95, gas range, YARD SALE To $480+ pet week Free tilled In 21 days. No money local home heallh agency SOCIAL SECURITY /Sst? Coles Mobile Homes, 15266 $95, Whirlpool elecoroc ::;:;:::~ Information package. 24hrs. down Transportation and Send resume to· Medl; No Fee Unless We Wlnl US 50 Eaet, Athens, Groan Township. 2 miles For Lease: One bedroom, range, $150 GE ralrlgerator lodging avaftabls Operators Home Health Private Care 1-688·562-3345 Oh .45701 from Holzer. Beautiful Build- unfurnished, second floor 1801 )264-5665 · are standing by! call today! A«n. Diana Hartesa, RN su~ r---·-:~--.., ·PHONE· lng Sites. Some Restrictions apartment, at corner of sac- $150; small chest freezer, new, $145, air cond1M YARD SAUlAAA Opportunltyll Wotk 1·888-432-8937. parvlsor, P.O. Box 987, Gal(740)592·1972 (740)446·9966 ond and Pine, NC, $300 like tloner, 23,000 BTU , $250, G~ From Homo. $500-$1600/pt H I nted • t he llpolls OH 45631 INVENTORY par month; waoer Included. Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine t.,-..Oiiiiiii.iiiiiiooo.,J $2600·$6000/ft Mall Ordet. e P wa ca .. ng or 1 -'--::-':' Security and key d It t-800-962-4542 ' ekleny, Darst Group Home, SUBSTITUTES WANTED: 16 Wide. Only $19500 Per REDUCTIONS epos ' Stroot, Gallipolis, OH wwwopportunlty4all net now paying minimum wage, 1) Substitute Teacher Month, 8 99% Fixed Interest In the following oountles. References required No (740)44e· 7398 Fnday8/17 &Salutday 8/18 new shoHs 7am·3pm, 7am- 2) Substitute Teacher Aides Rate With Air And Un- Adams· 3 acrss, $11,200; pate. (740)44e·4425 9 00am-4.00pm, 1703 Fair- AAA Opponunltyll Work 5pm, 3pm-11pm, 11 pm- 3) Substitute Adult All ,., ..tate actv.rtlalng derpinnlng 1·888·928·3426 Athens: 7 acres, $8,800, Furnished Apartment 3 Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark tosld Chuteh Rood (oul141· from Home. S500-St600/pt 7em, coll740-992-5023. Workshop Aides In thlo nowepopor 11 Hocking· 5 acroe, $20,000; rooms and bath, S28S.OO Chepal Road, Porter, Ohio follows signs) Lots of child- $2500-$6000/ft Mail Order HIRING- RN LPN STNA aubfeet to tht Federal 1962 ~4x70 Fa1nnont Town- Jackson. 3 acres, .$10.900, month All Utilities Pa1d. 919 Free estimates. 90 days 4) Substitute Bus Drivers rena clothing- toys 1·800·962-4542 We are OOV: hiri~· the to._ 5) Substitute Cooks Fair Housing Act ot 1811 house, 2 bedroom, 1 large Meigs· 9 acres, $8,000; Second A've. phone same as cash, easy flnanc· B) Substitute Nuooe whloh mokH" 11 ,_.1to beth wllh heal pump & ale, Pika. 5 actes, $14,500, (740)446·3945 lng, Visa& Masteroard ac3 family yard sale, 486 Act Nowl lowing positions Nl LPN, ,.... $7,500, 740·591·4043 or Ross· 7 acres, $2,,700; ' - - ' - - - - - - - ceptad. Drlve~a·llttle save Georges creek, 1st house International Business Full-time 7pm to 7am, Part· ldvlft:IM "eny 740-992.0938 Scioto 27 acr81, $21,800; 1 t (740)446 rl hi ft sal t k expanding S251$75hr PIT time 7am to 7pm 7pm to Application can be obtained preference, flml ..tlon or VInton· 5 aeres, $10,900. Gracious living 1 and 2 a o -7444 or r~gRo~t:rrFri~gy rf~th~ Fff 888-588-3713 7am: and 3pm to 11 .30pm at the Guiding Hand School di.crlmlnallon baled on 1998 Dutch, 16x70. 2 bed- For more Info and FREE bedroom apartments at VII- 1~8n-830·9t62 saturday lBth, 9am-5pm, www megabucks4you net For STNA's we have part- or by writing Gallia County r11ce, COlor, religiOn, HX room, lived In 6 months, CIA mapa COntact: Jaga Manor and Riverside low prices. time pos11tons available on Board off MR!DO, PO Box f1mlll.....tua or n.tlon11 & heating, siding, shingleS, Anthony Land eo., Ltd Apartments In Middleport - - - - -- - - Amazing Opportunity! Wort< all shifts If you ate a coring, 14, Cheshlr~. OH 45620 O<lgln, oronylntonllon to books $24,600, $21,000 1·800·213·8385 From $278-$348 Call 74QMain Street Furniture Bam & bulldonq clean oulll lrom home, PT/FT free dedicated Individual who Ia mok. .nyouoll OBO. (740)256·1533 after __.::www.::::·=alc=l=and=c=om::....:... 992·5064. Equal Housing (304)875·1422 Thursday Bam 6929 Slate bool<lal 1·800·259·2996 commlned oo enhancing lha "Tho Gallla County Board o1 protoreno:o, limitation .,. 7pm. ,.o.:;:ppo=rt.::un.:;lt.::l•:.:s-~~.:._ 516 Main Street, Point Pleasant Roula seS, Gaillpolls, Ohio www.dontworrybartch net ~uallty of lifo for the elderly. PMOR/RDTDUNis1 TYilnEMEOPLUOAYLEOR~dlocrlmlnatlon." tel Time Buy-· Call ~k- Looking To Buy A Now N 1i kl A lie •01d• & new Items gobs of Please apply at Holzer Se- _;c;__;.;.;..._____ ..... \olD Home? Don't Have Land? ow a ng App al6onsbooks' glasaware 'mea pk:· Dental Assistant needed nlor Care Center, 380 Colo- Taking applications tor Thll MWiplper will not wood, Gallipolis today I We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Loll 35 West 2 Bedroom TownNew & Used Furniture tures '2 older bik8s· collecti· Send resume to CLA 531 , nlal Or ' Bidwell between green house labor, possible knowingly accept GOY'! backed program- buy Left, 304-736-7295. house Apartments, Includes New 2 Piece Uvlngroom 44 3093 bles· 'nice kerosen& heater c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune the hours of 8.30am and year round employme~~ ldvfftiHmenq for I'MI toea! (740) 6mobile home lot for rent. ~.. ~=:~eh, Suites, $399 Buy, Sell, ml,.; Come SOBII ' 825 Third Avenue, Galllpo- 4.00pm Mondaylhru Friday, Call Tracy at (740)843-1249 ootatowhlch loin 28<60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On· 1740 )446. 1279 · -:;:.==.:....c_:.:....::::::.:._ Trade ....::c:...c:..:....:.:...:= ' - - - lis, Ohio 45631 or call (740)446·6001 and vlotollon ot tho low. Our 1y $345 00 Per Month Small 1br. Aponmeno, FurYard Sale, Wednesda:t. Orivera with COL license, aek for Eula or Martie. UFIGEN~ NE~Drt1dtft; 1re htfebV 8 99% Fixed Interest Rate, niahed, kitchen, LR, Bath . xa1nl~ ~nd dresser, maple Thursdey, Friday August must have haz·mat air Homeworkers Needed $635 plasma ora, earn to lnlonnod thot olf 1-888·928·3426 All utllttlea paid, axcepo etec- s~:O. ;.;r))~7 ~:~~; 15,16,17 313 Uppar Route 'btakea & tankat endorse· Weektr ProceSIIng Mall . ~I fo~!r':-~.~u~40~~- -lingo edvo~loodln 3 bedroom, 14<70, with · ~===~===:: trlc. Reteroncas, Dopoalt re· 8pm 7 At Silver Bridge light tum ment, good ulary, great Euyl No Experience thta n.wap.~per 1re heat pump, hardwood a qulred. $226. month umapo' Boxclo N87eeded28 20Calo I 1-IIOOH-952... llooro, now cablnol, muat be ---"~ a Y -n no, ~·· 7 • 24 ra .u""""""' •-..:;.--..··•;,;;;;;.;;;;;...1 moved · $3 '000 oo 11 ' '"""""' ~ara Townhoute Apart· tho Alteration• shop Fndoy, 729 Pomeroy Oh :::.:::.:::::.=:.::.::::.;::..._ n-" '' _09 all liamo """ be heft p~ct1 45788 ' • ·--TRAININGiiiiiiiiiiioooo_.l (740)446·8305 FOR""""' mtntt, Vory Spacious, 2 nl'""~~---_, liems offorod: toolo, work Managor Ntoded tor LOcal · Abandoned Doublowldt• Bedot>oms, 2 Fiooro, CA, t SI'OKilNG thop ltamo, mloc hardWare, aroo Rootauront. Will work Qolllpo11t Coroor Collego lru ttt·up & dollvory. Huo· 1 •3 Bedot>omo ForiO)oltd 1/2 Bath, Fully Call'etad, Gooos Homu From l18i/Mo 4% Adu~ Pool &Boby Pool, Po· ~~-------pi wood oalor, canning lara. ATTeNTION under dlroct oupervlolon of (CarHra Cion To Homo) ry· 1 only. 1740)4!e·30G3 ptoooure cannor, dllhOI, WI NUC HILPI owner P~or Rottauront IK• Call Today! 7-·4387, Cown, 30 Vura at B!% tlo, Start I361J!Mo. No Polo, glooowaro, plaotlo w111. 1800411100 PT' pentnco roqulood WHI mon1-800·214·0<152, Cluranoo on all 10 & 12 APA. For Llotlnga, 80CJ.31'" Lo1101 PI"" Stcu~ty Dtpoolt 2• 1012a Rugor otalnlool potol pena, kitchen ulenollo, u.ooo-18,000 FT ltor food quality, ouotomor Rop *80.0!·ta74B wldo mobllo homu. Kanau· 3323 EKI. 17011. Roqultod, Coye: 740·448· o!Hlllmlted edltlon' ritlto w/ mlorowtvo, oonu maktr. Fru Training urvlco, omp~'c:~rlorm- , 10 "'•~ 3 Bodroom on Routo 2, go Mobllo Homot, Gllllpollo 3481; Evonlngo: 740·387· ICOPtt now In box. 1· 20 bool<l- othor rtodlng mot•~· t-aee-107-AICH onot, oto. Ao to Bo• n~ .. (304)575·5332 Ohio. (740)441.0310 a bedroom houot on Btlto 0102, 740-448-0101. gaugo H&R youth tingle II, adult ololhlng, hind wo· wwwoomtwOI'kWtthmt.com EB14 100 aln Strotl, 1 To Do 1 ;:::.:...~:.;::!;:;;::;.:::::.;.::.__ Routt 7 8outl1 ol Mlddfo. that, 1· 12 gauge N.E. oln· von caopol ruga, uvorol box AVON! All A To lluY or Point P t. WV 2&!10 Chllrmlng ohuroh building Final Coya, Ntllonwldo Inport, 1300 1 month & utllft• al!!""t olug gun 304·875· 1 loll, oduk clothing, otwlng hll Shirl rtu Spoart. ~ McOonald'o or Rio Grande w/optOrlmtnlln groot Pt. vento~ Roduotlonl lot, (740)8U-o14,1, 1 and 2 ~room apert· ltllomo, tlowor ltlkoo, oolloct· 87 1429 ry • now hlrlnll til lhiHI •VIOl· All Moko Mowoto, Lawn PIOIIHnt location 147,1100. (304)7 a or 3 bedroom houu In = · 1 = d~~~~: Pool llblo ond •-uo~oo, lblll, bedding, oldor ltomo. . tlon tnd holldayo pAid. In· Trootoro, Tllloro Ropelrad. Mokl I oHor. 30U75·1818 For ulo houot tralltt 14x70 Pomeroy, no polo 740-982· qulred, no polo, 740-U2· Rogulatlon olzo, good oon· ohopplng cart, boollor otot, McCiuro'o Rootoutont now ouronco tvolloblo Apply In F- plok·up, Coilvory Avoll· with 1Ox28 odd- on eeee. 2211. dillon. 1350. (740)448-3117 hond wort< plocoo, end hl~ng all 3 locatlonl, full or ptOroon. · able. 21 Yuto ~rlonoo. Nlol oldor homo, 2 BR, llv· 17500.ca11304-&75-11181or :;:::..._ _ _ _ _ _ -:::::=:-:---:----..... 7 7 loodo on odd ond tndt. part·llmo plok up eppllce· Coli M~t. 1 40) 1104 lng room dining room motolnto. I 3 bedroom homo Mlnomtlle 1 led111om Apartment R• Squlrrtl Hunter Spoclol· Tormo: calli, no ohiCkl All tlon ot t.O.tton & bofng blclc Hood Job ltourlty, kltchon, pOntry, utmty room: trot, rtvor vtow, ..ttro- trigerator, Rtngo A!C ln- New roaonablo ohotgun, 1 uloo tlnol. No refundo. Ev· bttwHn 8:30tm & 11,000/S!,OOO.+ Month. Ntod Dopondoblo baby ott- tullllzo onlo, gao fu"**, Lond·homt pookogoo· til required, dtpooi1 roqulood, oludtd,UIIPiua'oopoolt& pump, 1110 243 Romlngton oryono wtlcomo. Como and !O:OOam, Mondly thru ht· Work From Homo, Frto In· tor? Link or Soli Pay. M·F. oontrolalr, Raolno, 135,000, aroao. Proquallty by phone, no pots, 740-11112<&m ofler Aoforonoo. HUC '-oproved, Rlffl1, for mo,.. fnfo, b"ng 1 r~ond. urdoy. lo 1·888·447-7813 (304)875-7498, 1!yra txp. (740)~11-2070 (740)448·3!13 5pm, (740)441-1518 (740)448·1127 I r I * • r r r • • I I-------- , ... ~ A.:::!J' r: - r=l r j r I r I· r ._ r I I :r, uo I I r 7 r~ r I I -"::::=-==:- I G:t • Brunswick Bft Air Hockey • Tablo·pluo Accesaorlao. $30. 080, Cla~on RDX955Dz Fold Down Flip Face CD Playor-40 waHs x 4·Bullt In Enhancer $350. Now-Sell $125 OBO (304)675-5770 • Cider Mill wloh Electric Motor. 1304)675-1515 Dog Kennel Chain Unk Fence 10•10x8 $175. Doghouse Plywood · $40. ~304)675-6132 For Sale Copper Wire tor -Craft Work (304)675-4534 Grubb's Plano- Tuning & Repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call Tho Plano Or. 740-446-4625 Independent Haoballte Dls·1oibutor, Call For Product Or : Opportunity (740)44H962 1993 Huge tnvenoory, Discount '--=;.:....;=---- j 3085 Evanlnga. 94 Dodge Ram 1500, 2 whotl drlvo. Alklng $4100. ~J NogoUato . 1740)256• 4 r bile Home supply, 740-446www~ com/bennon NEW AND USED STEEL Steal hams, Pipe Rebar -For Concrete, Anglo, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Draln11, Driveways & Walkways New 55 Gallon Drums With Lid & Ring. $7.00 Each L&LScrap Met· ala Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Bam4.30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. (740)446-7300 RESIDENTIAL HDME 11184 Blue-bird Bus De toll englno, v.oy good c:Or.dttl.n. Call anytime after Bam. (740)245-!134 Armstrong Flute 1 112 ,.... ve, aolld truck, no ruot. New tiros, $2300 (740)379-9278 :.;~ ~~ f/:o)!~.o':1':; no Sunday calla aftor6pm. 1998ChevyAitro, 4capialn 1 chairs, bench seat, runo rJWnl> & good, asldng $975. ~ VEGI!TAIILES • 1740l245-5758 (304)682-3221 j I ..,._,_:: Blackberries 10' eale, $3.00 a quart, coma to carpantat follow Carpenter Inn signa, nOJ<t larm. (740)6tl8-8no Canning tomatoes lor sale, bnng containers, (740)247· 2961 Canmng tomatoes, $4 a bushel, also bell peppers, RoweFann, (740)247-4262, i "'- "".........., 2000 Silverado P/U, air, 4x4, etc. Only 10•000 mllos, great oondklon, plaau call (740)«e-4314 79 Jeep CJ5, $2500. 1304l875-6540 Robert Neal 87 Chevy 4<4 pickup, 'Z' lift kit. Aluminum wheels. 305. nice, $6500 MaroRcvan; ~,-------·· - j j )VAN'IED I~ LlvlmucK. Ir ;:ro P. A iUn"S ~16 'i:t.!ir1 --=...~--~--.., ·~·ppo"-:::::..·:..=~1 iftjr;,;;;;;: rio u~ ~ from Page81 ' I Reds from PapBI inals, on their longest winning streak smce taking 1 0 straight from May 7-17 Paquette sa1d he could sense confidence buildmg. "We're taking advantage of Bonds' homer was his first h1t of the night, and it put the the good pitching we've been G1ants up 13-5. He rounded the bases to a standing ovation h . • getting, and now we have the t en popped out of the dugout for a curta1n call. The homer was the 54 5th of Bonds' career. He trails Mike hittmg to go •w1th it," he sa1d. Dennys Reyes (1-3), mak~chmidt by three homers for eighth place on baseba!l's career ing-his fim start smce-July 28, !ist. B ds al h h f hin Will" M 'fr 1998, allowed five runs and . on SO IS one DI~er S y o mate g le ays ansix hits in five innings. Reyes, ch!Se record for homers m a season. who retired his first nine batMays Bonds' godfather hit 52 homers in 1965 I ' ' · A tsam of Halftlngafll goldtnga, (1)2 year old, (1)3year old. Also Reglst- Paint and Registered auanot Horses. (740)44e-3413 sale, Aluma LTD, 18 n long, ClVWR 7,000 lbe, elset~c brakes, tandem axloe, 1500 mllaa, I year old, $3100 (740)949-2217 from time to time. "We have very similar interests, very similar perspectives on life," Woods sa1d. "Put It this way: I've enjoyed getting to know David, I know he doesn't open up to everybody. That's fine . But if he does know you and does trust you, then he'D open up quite a bit." For all the talk of another "Battle of Atlanta," it would certainly be unfair to call this a two-man tournament. Garcia is a viable contender who finIshed just one shot back ofWoods in the memorable 1999 PGA Championship. W1th Duval off the market, M1ckelson has the undisputed and dreaded title of "best player never to win a major." "I knew David would wm one," Woods said. "Phil will win one. It's a matter of time." Mickelson is among the favorites on the Highlands Course, where anyone with a booming driver should have a big advantage. He certainly dot!sn't mask h1s desire to finally break through in a major. "It has taken a lot more time than I anticipated and I hope that 1t will eventually come;' Mickelson said. "'I believe that it will. This week is a nice place to PGA from Page81 28rillliijo;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l HoME IMJ.>RovtMtiNJ'S b wraparound sunglasses has again ecome the most compelling player this BASEMENT side ofWoods. • WATERPROOFING "I think he's going to be a litde more Unoondltlonel lifetime guarfi antoa LOcal reterenceo tur· con dent now in major championships nlahed. Eetabltshed 1975. because he knows what it takes to win a Call 24 Hra. (740) 4480870, 1-800-287.0576. major championship," Woods said. "'AnyRogera Waoarproottng one who w IriS · · a maJor und ers ta n ds , I F'o C&C Ganarsl Homo Malnlenonce- Painting, vinyl oldlng, caopontry, door8, windows, baths,more mabie repair and Forhomo tree estimate call Chet, 740-9926323 -------Livingston's Besameno Walor Proofing, all basemsnt repairs dona, free estl· mateo, lifetime guarantee. 14ytS on job OKportenco (304)895-3887. knows what it takes coming down the h h k stretc , w at it ta es to prepare for a maJor, what kind of mental frame you need to have for the entire week, and what kind of game it takes. 1 AUTOS FOR SAlE t985 Cadillac Fleetwood Brohm 37,000 actual miles, tully loaded, Gorago Kept (304)682·3506 Leave Mas· sage. t9B9 Chevy Cavalier 5 8P low mdea, needs body work $700.00 304-675-1 t98 1996 Dodge Intrepid es. Candy appla red, leather, tires, spony lull size car, 111,000 highway miles. rune gr,at 25mpg. $5900 OBO (740)441.0135 · 1997 Satum, 4 door, auto, air, power sun roof, excellent condition. $5,000. (740)44e-4762 2000 Cougar v-e 1" 000 11' '(740 245: •· daytime, m 81• (740)339· 5062 1810 evenings. r Eu!cnucuJ Ri!nuGERA'l10N 5·= "David accomplished all of the above." Duval refuses to be tugged into the h me-vs.- im mentality. He takes no speCJal satisfaction in beating any particular . . player, espec1ally a fr1end such as Woods. "I"JUS t wan t t o pay I great,"D u val sa1.d. "'I don't thmk in terms of a rivalry. I view him as somebody I have to beat. I don't view him as my sole com etition." . P . ~~ The emotiOnal Woods and 1cy Duval }d h }'ttl · wou seem to ave 1 e m common, but their relationship has grown over the years · , They re represented by the same gency. They're raking in millions from he same sponsor· They're fishing buddies I Residential or commercial wiring, now service or rapairs. Muter Llcansad etectrlclan. Ridenour Elactrtcal, wvoooaoe, 30<Hl7s- 1786. Help Wanlld -- summER JOBS I,(304=)6~75:-·:.:138:;::..5 S6-S7/HR j I ters, was called up from Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday to make the start Mark McGwire was 0-for4 with three strikeouts, raismg his season total to 87 m 210 at-bats. HIS last 11 hitS have been homers , and he hasn't had a smgle, double or tnple smce July 18. · St. Louis. wh1ch has won eight of 10, blew open the game w1th a five-run fourth behmd Paquette's two-run single and Matheny's threerun homer. Paquette hit a two-run homer m the sixth off Chns N1chting. . -------------------------------------------------Open al aluminum trailer for Easy Indoor work flexible hours full/part time hUI11JI Positions fiUing quickly! 1·881·974-JOIS COG llanlgealent, LLC start." Woods is coming off a 25th-place finish at the British Open, his worst showing in a major since 1998. He has played four tournaments without a top-! 0 finish. Asked to rate his game on a scale of 1 to 10, Woods joked, · "Somewhere m there." Still, the two-time d efending champion admitted that his play has not been as consistently good as it was a year ago, when he won 10 ttmes and became the ~rst man since Ben Hogan in 1953 to win three maJors m one season. "It's not hke I've played so bad that I've gone off the map," he said. "I was just a little bit off this summer. The great dung IS I've played well bef~Jre in the past and I know what it feels like. I just need to get 1 t - and keep it." For a par 70, the 7,213- yard layout is excepttonally long. The 18th hole is 490 yards, the longest par-4 in the tournament's hostory. Four other par 4s are at least 450 yards, , and the two par 5s are more than 540 yards. Woods rarely hot dnver at the US. Open beca use of the firm conditions and bendmg fairways of Southern Hills . Ditto for Royal Lytham & St. Annes, where addittonal pot bunkers - bringing the total to 196 - required navJgation, not sheer power. The PGA Champoonshtp is d1fferent. "This is a perfect setup for Tiger," Goosen said." He's gomg to be smilmg all the way around the course." ' Ita' an tbel Read the ntllag edge••• ~ Claasllled Ads 110 Help Wanted . In Memory Ytrd hit Ada Only ' LOAN OFFICER l'ormere lank a lavlnge, Co., Pomeroy, Ohio, 11 IMklng 1n exptrlenoed oo1111umer loan officer for one of 111 Melge County offloee. Qualified o1ndld111a will h1v1 exptrllnoe In ptlrl-1 or Nil 11t81e (1-4 family) lending. The I'II'IIIIN link oll8rl a oompetltlv• nl•ry and fringe blnellta paoklge. Send cover letter 1nd clelllled reaume to 1'ermer1 lank, Attn: Humen RteouroM Dlreotor, P.O. aox at, Pomeroy, Ohio 41711. 1'1rmer1 81nk I~ •n lqual HOUIIIIfl Linder, Memblr I'DIC, 1nd Equal Opportunity ~. For 15Words , 1to3Daya ' n L.ovlnll Memor Ovor 15 Warde, 21lt PorWord of Dorea Arnold Aull. 15, 1917 Mall4, 1998 Sadl11 missed blr. Invite The EnUre Neighborhood Mildred, Children. Janet, M1r11, Pat111 The Daily Sentinel Wife Mall to: Claellfled Ad1 111 Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45768 Bt Bobb11 and families \ , ,I Lofton opened the II th wah a shot to nght off Bob Wells (8-5) that hit off the base of th e wall as Allen went back to get 1t. Just as h e approached th e warning track, Allen grabbed h1s right leg and went down in a heap. He hobbled over and flipped the ball back to ward the infield as Lofton headed for third. Vizquel walked and the Twins intentionally walked Roberto Alomar before Kelly brought tn center fielderTorii Hunter as an extra infielder. Gonzalez npped a 2-0 pitch from Wells to deep left-center as the Indians completed another dramatic comeback. "I think the team had a lot of confidence we could win," Vizquel said. "'Anytime you win a game like (Seattle), you remember how you did it. Even with two outs, you keep going." A.J. Pierzynski's three- run triple capped Minnesota's four-run ninth when Rocker couldn't preserve a 4-3 lead. The controverstal left-bander, who lost his closer's job to Wickman shortly after bemg traded to Cleveland, was brought in to face three lefties but got only one• He gave a leadoff single, threw a wild pitch and walked one in the ninth before being pulled: Mientkiewicz opened the ninth with a single and went to th1rd on Rocker's w1ld p1tch. One out later, Rocker walked Dav1d Ortiz and screamed into h1s glove as Manuel came out to replace him with Wickman . B arry Bonds hit a grand slam into the waters of McCovey Cove on Tuesday night for his · 1 1 d" 5 h maJor eague- ea mg 1st omer, taking another· step on the fastest homer pace in baseba!l historv. th .,. In e sixth inning, Bonds put an 0-2 pitch from Florida right-hander Ricky Bones high over the right-field wall at Pacific Bell Park and into the water. It was Bonds' lOth career d 1 d hi d f h gran s am, an s secon o t e season. Bonds has hit 51 homers in the Giants' first 119 games. The previous fastest pace was set by the Cubs' Sammy Sosa, who accomplished the feat in 121 games in 1999. ~ s: I, & MoroR u~·- 1 ~~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) CCliNiDRIEl ro BUY , Are You Looking For En~ glnea- Qr--Tranamloslona?Wanted to bUy usad mobile Glvo Me A Call At 740-446• homoa. call (740)44e.Q175 05t9. For304){175-5965 CAMPos & c..:=-,...----- :~=a~~~~- ~0 ,:~·~~ ~ecfkll,l ·=~tires, mem~~~:r me e newes d Bon 5 puts grand s1am ·Int0 l7~::~ ;;;r,;.;;;;.;;;;;;;.___"' M c F.., I c ovey cove for No. 51 r I~~0:/::•'Yne~adG"Oo.J~~'::. ALL STEEL BUILDINGS CLEARANCE 24X26 was $7,290, sell $3,375; 30•49 was $10,380 aoll $5,560, 50<150 was $32,450, sell 518,875; New! Mull Selll Greg (500)392· 7606 Tribe L...;: Allen was taken to a hospital for X-rays, but results wouldn't be available until Wednesday afternoon . "' We're not as concerned about this loss as we are about Chad Allen," 1\vms shortstop Denny Hocking said. Indians outfielder Marty Cordova, who homered tw1ce, spent five seas~ns With Minnesota. He, too, was concerned about his close friend. "You hate to see anybody get hurt," Cordova said. "Chad's a great guy. I hope he's OK." Cleveland's Comeback Kids did it again , giving Indians fans another thrill and their Network, meaning some of Florida's top football recruits could manager more anxiety be watching MAC football. "If my heart holds up, I'll be C USA "d tl d · pres! ents recen y vote to consider expansion after OK," Indians manager Char· · TV th will reward th e coruerence -" " s1gnu~g a contract at .or lie Manuel sa1d. growmg to 12 teams. Cleveland's latest comeback NCAA r ules say that Wit . h 12 teams, C-USA can stage a conw:asn't quite as dramatic or ference championship game. The league's deal with ABC and historic as its rally to beat ESPN includes $1 million for a tide game. Seattle on Aug. 5, but this one Marshall coaches and school officials have repeatedly denied was more important and any interest in joining C-USA. "'I h " k h M ' d • r. · came after John Rocker had t m t e 1 -Amencan Con,erence IS a great league, a yet another shaky outing. very co p tt'tt' 1 "Th d · H rd h B b p m e ve eague, un ermg e coac o ruett "I don't think you'll ever said at the league's media day last month. "Were extremely see one like that again," Indihappy to be playing in it; we've had some great yean in the ans closer Bob Wickman sa1d. league. I think the MAC right now is the best it's ever been." "That was incredible, but th1s The Sentinel reported that MAC presiden" have asked Marw one was, too. 1\vo outs, two shall, which joined the league in 1997, to sort out its long-term . strikes and to beat them. This athletic goals by Aug. 28. ' was huge." That will give Central Florida's board of trustees a chance to Danys Baez (4-1) pitched accept the MAC's mvitation, MAC officials said. They expect the 11th for Cleveland, which Central Florida officials to approve the move. has eight games remaming against Minnesota. Doug Mientkiewi'z homered for the 1\vins, who lost the1r fifth straight and are 923 since the All-Star break. 1986 Honda 2so, 4-Trax, 4 wheeler, $1500, (740)7422357 -:-:-:~=....,..--.,.,1996 1200 Sportater H.c. Black cuetom pa11a, 7,000 miles, muat un, $8,300 botiO FARM l'om dOllar. (740)448-7351 .,_ _ __ ~ 1998 Yamaha warner 350, $2,000 OBO Loti ot extras case 590 Super E Backhoe (740)446·2804 E<tendahoe 4x4, tull cab 1999 Spol1atar 1200 custom ~~n~i\: ~~~);;~ (740)379·2766 2655 95 Eleotra Gtlda Claoolc John Daora 4400 tractor, 90 ~~~· 513 •000 · r BUIIJXMl 4-WDs old Pd. $600 aaklng $350. 1985 Chevy $-10 4x4, 28 Aeglaleted Black Angus Bull and Helfer. Bull Is months $1200 Heifer Ia 22 OWNERS months $1,000. Call Tappan HI Efficiency 90% (304)675-2808 , Gao Furnaces, 011 Fumaihv & coa, 12 Seer Heat Pump & GRAIN Alt Conditioning Systems Fraa 6 Ysar warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling, 1- Hay & Bright Wlte Tie 80 0 - 8 72 . 59 6 7 Year 'Round Dellveoy www.orvb.oomlbennen Dlacount Avallo· Farm Soli pastel sota, $50; 2 wooden bed tramoe, 1 oouble $20, 1 Vlctooten double, $20, umbrella stroller, $8; (740)441.()625 Wai-Mert Go ca~. 6 HP Like New. $600. 1740)4489968 water wells drilled. )898. 731t 1740 waterline Special: 314 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100, 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100, All Brs.. compression FIHings In Stock RON EVANS ElfTERPRtsES Jackson Onlo 1.soo537-9528 ' ' VANS & ~ Doors, Windows, Anchors. Deer loader. Please call water Healers, Plumbing & (740)446-4314 , ~416 .....,_ ~. $\"~: ~~":iJ;;-; wtolta, ~~1:'· 51 ~='' 130~~5S: · p~cas, On Vinyl Skortlng, Inch finishing mower, John ~:~~~~·~u,:~·~! = Cavalier ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)- Central Florida's football program 98 Mustang, black, v~. will be invited to join the Mid-American Conference if MarPW, PL. runa •xcellant, hall " 35 000 mlteo $9 400 Or s spurns a s1"milar o flier fro m C on.erence USA and stays 1·n btitoffor. (740'-•••127 ,......, the MAC, UCF officials said . • '"""""" To balance its two divisions, the MAC would hke to expand FOR Stu..E u1 b to 14 teams. It co d do that y keeping Marshall and adding 8 weeks old real cute tox 1884 Chevy s.10, 1811 oon- the now-independent Golden Krughts. Iemar puppies, 1st shots. dnton, now tlroo, needs "'We have had discussions with them about that;' Central $50 each. Monroe YOder, transmission, $500. 1147 BumaHa Rood, Pat~- 1740)2se-t 682 Florida athletic director Steve Sloan told the Orlando Sentinel ot, OH 45658, 1 mile oft Pa· for a story Tuesday. "But right now it's awful sensitive. I really onot Road 1988 Dodge Cakoto, 4<4. • b d h " AKC Chooolatelab P\Jppfes, One owner, 66,11110 mlloe, cant comment eyon t at. 2 temaleo, great pets. $201) $3500. (740)25&-e012 Central Florida would resume its search for a conference if 740 7 each. 1 ~ t8 198t ~rolot 314 tdn pick- Marshall jumped to C - USA. The Thundering Herd's departure AKC miniature Schnauzers up, V-8, auto, alt, 78,000 would leave the MAC w 1"th 12 t di th h d )' puppies, saiVpeppat, vot mllea, $4500 (740)448earns, en ng e sc e u tng checked, $300, 1740)6 98. 0425 after conflicts it now has as a 13-team league. t085 MAC Commissioner Rick Chryst said the league has been AKC Reg. Pomaran,.n, 4 2000 Chovy S-10 LS, 5- studying membership ISsues but "no action has been taken by wtolta, 1 black. Roady Tho opead, 22,000 mlleo. h full il f d • 30th. S3SO. 875·37113 or 110,11110 (740)256-1709 t e counc · o presi ents: He declined to comment on 895-3151 2000 l 011 Tocoma SR5 whether Central F!Qrida was asked to jom the conference. Longhair Chlhuahuo, to· Klng Caooette & CD Central Florida has a television contract with the Sunshine Sleeper sola, barely used over 6 months, (740)949· Canning tomatoes, we pick, 2661 after 5pm. $5 bushel, vou pick, S4 buohsl call (740)247-2113, JET Jim O'Brien Farms, also AERATION MOTORS have hot & groan peppers Repaired, New & Rebuilt In I \tnt "I 1'1 '111 ' Stock Call Ron Evans, 1,, I 1\ I\ IcH I\ . 800-537-9528. Largo Oak Dining Room Tabie wllh Large Legs, Oak BuHet, Light wood Colored vanity with Large Round Mirror.. Cub Cadet Snow Plow Blede. 1304)675-2049 . MOBILE HOMEOWNERS MAc NEws MOTORS 1740 ~ 103 Full·blooded Ral Tarrier pupplas, herd to find btocl< & tan, hes hed shall & wormed makes great gifts 1740)256-·1997 c: HoleOuln male GJNt Cane, five years, paper, (740)6982716 R lw Pu 11 er ppoo. 1 1 mao, 1 o o 6 tamales, $150 each Mother and Father on prom· ,.... 1740)388.9885 ~ ,_ al Cl 1 De .wo ••m • roa noo, ono black, ... Blue Merlo, =.'i7~~~~9~llh t~pod both two , papers, POUCIEI: Oltlo Yalllly PultUahlng ,...,_..,.. riQN to edit, r.tec1. or MnOel My ld tllftY .... lrrort mutt M NpORid on the tlrtt 'nibuna 81ndto1l R1gi1W wtll be NepOnltbtefor no.....,..._. the 0011: ofthllfMOI' ~by theenorMd onfytht fiNtlnMI'tiOn. any lola or •xPMM that rwultl tNm U. pubiiOidon or gmiMIDn of .n ..ctv.rtt..,.m. eon.otlon will be madtln thl flrtl .vallable «lHk>n. •llo• .,.. alwa.,, confldMHII. • Current"* Ml'dllppiiM. •An rMI ...... ldvwtiMIMftla IN Fedlnl Fair Houlfnl Act of 1111. • Thl1 ,...,,..,,.,. tiOOepta onl.. help wanted Mil meellng EOE .....,.._ WI wtH not knowtnely 11 _ _w .. 6 HFuWANim Includes Free Yard Sale Sign! Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid . ::;· ,:Y 1 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 =.=1=ea":; Central foolhall may beco Florida th t ~99:2:·2~52~6~Ru~s~s;M~oo:tJe, ~)2:-.=.:ys ~~95,5~~1 ~~~ 1,01111 BACK 2 ~on " Aor Cor<mionor, 2 Ton Coil, 1 ~- Sat •~N • lnotalled, $2,295, St,OOO Beck, St295 Not Price. Free Estimates. Call • For OUotes On Other Slzn. : ~e ~ ~',. Cal~~ - Homes Our •~aity 1_ 740 4 ~ 46·6306 1-800-291- Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . ~ lt'8 ..!~ ~."tt~1 e':~"~nAn! ~.·~:=~ . SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740- Fathet on preml.... $150 St995; Call Ia Ceuty.. OH In One week With . • ' • �Page B 4 • The Dally Sentll)el ' .. . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio , ~ed!'"dly, Au9: ~5 , 2(101 Pomeroy, ~ld.dleport, Ohio • •.U.. ALLEYOOP BRIDOI - KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OU'T 99.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING Free Estim<ttes OUALITY WINDOW Jli0-992-1101 or 992-2753 ~1{~· NOTICES SHERII'I"IIALE REAL EITATI CAH NUMIER thenaa leevlng lht hlghwlly, north 11 cleg. 21 'e..t along lhlaoulh line 01 uld 33795 HilnJ RJ. LAIAIII NATIONAL 1.03 lOri tract lANK, AI TRUmE (polling an Iron pin Pn~my. Ohil UNU.II THI! at 31.•7 teet and . POOLING AND 180.00 IMI) lar e teal SERVICING dlatence ol280.0 !eel AGREEMENT DATED to the middle ol Little a-1..gg, SERIES 1nt- , Leading Creek 2 PLAINTIFF vs. thence along the CRAQI BROWN, 1111 mlclclle ol uld creelc, DEFENDANTS lOuth 31 dtg. 22'42" COURT OF COMMON weal 233.17 feet to I PLEA$ point; thanct south I MEIGS COUNTY, deg. 23'48" ... , OHIO zeuttMtto • point; In purtuanae of an thence leaving the Order af Sale to me c-k north 80 cleg •• $8.00 column Inch weekdays dlraotld from aald 57' net (poulng an Court In the above Iron pin at 23.3 teet) $10.00 column Inch Sundays tnUtlld actiOn, 1 will far a _ . df811nce ol expo11 to 1111 at 71.00 IM!to 1 aurvey , Complete Home public auction at IN nell In tht center ot Repair Courthouse ·on C.R. NO. 3; thence Remodeling Auguat 21, 2001 at elonll the ctnterllne New Additions Public Notice Public Notice 10:00 a.m. al aald Oluld highway north Garag4!s · day, · the following 10 deg. 32' weal WV0282120 cleacrlbld - 1 - : 144.71 ltel to a . MAYOR'S OFFICE. whote addreoaea are fiEIUTIUIIS Situated 01 Mllgt, .a urvar noll; thence 320 EAST MAIN unknown, will hereby In lhll Illite of Ohlo, north 17 deg. 11' STREET, POMEROY, . toke notice that on lhe 740-192..01121 Auguat 1, 2001 , USDA and In the Townehlp weal 283.13 IM1 to OH104S781 . ol Rutland and the point ol Each bidder Ia Rural Development, bounded and beginning, requlr8d to lurnleh flied Ita Complaint In Clttcr1bld .. loiiOWa; containing 1.2873 with ·Ita propaul, a Foreclooure and TRACT ONE: ICrtt,moreorlua. Bid Ouaronty and Mlrthallng ot Llena In the common Pltaa Situated In Fraatton Prior lnatrumenl Contract Bond In Lose Weight Now 12, town e, range 14, relerencat: Volume accordance with· Court ot Melga County, Ohio, being Ask Me How Rutland Townllllp, 88 Page 849 Section 163.54 ot the Whtthtryou'rotrylngto Melga County. Ohio, Property addreaa: Ohio Revised Code. Case No . 01·CV·124 1- wol{ll~ tupplomonl and being more 33t88Newllme Bid aecurlty against Rebecca E. Deceased ,YO<Jrdletlcrmtxl..,m partlcu'-rty Road lurnlahed In Band Tyree, praying tor judgment nutrition, or l••t look your deacrlbld •• lollowo: Rutland, Ohio 45n5 torm, groatutwlththobttt Beginning at the Appralted at ahall be laaued by 1 In the amount ot with personolcareproducta, narthwaat earner ol $12,000.00 Surety Company or . $71,558.26 thereon lt.riM/Ifl lnlerllllkml h11 lractlon 12; thence Termt ol aale: Caah Corporation llcenaed 1nte rea t iccordlng to the terma aomtthlng lcr ovtryono. tltl 813 ltet along Jameo M. Sautoby In the State of Ohio ot the note from May Call ywr lndopondont the north line ol aald Sheriff, Melga County to provide aald 29, 2001 until paid and HtrbiiHo dlatrlb\ltor, lractlon; thence Stephania P. Union ' Surety. J&L EnterpiiiO Each Propoaal tor torecloaure ot aald lOuth 280 teet. to 1 Lerner, S.mpaon & (740) - 1 . point thlnct aouth 75 Rothluaa muat conllln the lull Mortgage Deed on the We can poroamllzu deg. 10'MII1154 Itt! 120 E. Fourth SlrMI, name ol the party or following described to .1 point; thence 8th Floor parties aubmlttlng real eatate, ot which L....:P'::;og::;:rom::;,::tor:,:y:;:ou::;I_•.J north 68 dog. 30'eall Cincinnati, Ohio the propoaal and all .. ld Dalandanla, r~..,~· 538 lut to • point; 45202 ptroona lntereated Rebecca E. Tryee, thence aouth 75 deg. (513) 241•3100 therein. Each bidder Deceaaad are the OO'ult 250.00 !eel to Oh Sup. Ct 110071082 mu1I 1 u b mIt owner• at: rvnRE.'t:tt:t Situated In the .:Ar1 ~~ a point: thence south (7)11,18 & 25 evidence ol Ita 84 deg. 30' uat 38.82 (1)1,8 & 15 · experlencaa on Village ol Middleport, . Exei..Sive · Itt! to a aurvey nail project• ol almllar County ol Metgo and Mohawk Dealer, Stole ol Ohio: In center ot PubliC Notice olze and complexity. Being Lot 7 ol tht Rutl1r1d Harrisonville All cantra.ctora and •CarPet ----~o•aa; thence along- lliO.liCE_T.Q.BIQD.ERLaubcantrectora , B.LU-Y- - -R.oa.L- • trdWood-FiilOflfil- 11 the oent1rllne ol uld Involved with the Subcllvlalon • Conaoleum road south 17 deg. Sailed propoaala protect will, Ia the recorded In Plat 11' ..., (paaalng a will be received by extent practicable Cabinet, Page 4B, In FREE ESTIMATES aurvty nail at 127.53 the VILLAGE OF uae Ohio products, the Office ot the Melga Phone [304J 674-6100 feel end at 277.53 POMEROY, MAYOR'S moterlata, tervlcea, County Recorder. Property also known Locuat Strool, Pt. Pltount . lett) lor 1 lOIII OFFICE, 320 EAST and labor In the JuotP11tK&K dltlance ol 427.53 MAIN STREET, Implementation ot at: 141 Covert Lane, 1M! to a aurvey nell POMEROY, OHIO their project. Middleport, OH 45760 L....:M:::o:::bl:::le~Hl::mo::.:;P:orll~.l and that Delendenta, at the narthweat 41711 untll11:00 AM, Aclclltlonelty, all Halra, Devlaeea, . - - - - - - - . comer 01 a 1.03 acre TUI!SDAY, . contNCtor tNCt: thlnct leaving SEPTEMBER 4,2001, compliance with the Ltgateea, Emutora, ROBERT BISSELL the highway north 81 tar turnlahlng all equal employm1nt Executrlxea, deg. 21' Mat (pualng labor, materlela and opportunity Admlnlotratora, CONSTRUCTION . an Iron pin 11 11. te equipment MC411Ury requlrtmenll ol Ohio Admlnlatratrlxea and . 1aet an Iron ptn at to complete th.e Admlnletratlve Code Aoalgneea ol Rebecca • New Homee 180.00 lael) 1ar Uotal proJect known 11, Chapter 123, the E. Ty-. Deceaaed be. dlotance of 328.00 VILLA 0 I! 0 F Oovernor'l Executive required to aet up any • Garages teet to a polnlln the POMEROY WEST Order of 1172, and lntereatthey may hllvt , Complete middle of the a-k; MA IN S T R E E T Oovtrnor'a Executive In aald premlua or be thanca along the RECONSTRUCTION Order 84-t shall be forever barred, thot , Remodeling middle of the c-k PROJECT at which required. upon tallure ot aald Stop & Compare aouth o cteg. 00'40" time the prapoaale Blddert muat Delandanta to pay or 8MI 180.01 1111 to a will be publicly comply with the to cauae to be paid FREE ESTIMATES point; thence south opened and read prevailing wage ratea Hid judgment within .0- _ 74 992 1671 11 de g. 21 'Will aloud. on P u b II C three daya trom Ita (poulng an Iron pin Notice to blddera, Improvement• In rtndhlon that an Order 11130.00 1a1t, an Iron apteltiCIIIona, MEIGS COUNTY and of 8111 be iiiUid to pin at 243.33 laet) tor bidding documents, the VILLAGE OF the Sheriff ot Mtlga .,.._....__ _ _ _,. County, . Ohio, to • total dlatence ot contract and other POMEROY • • 280.00 teet to 1 document• may be determined by the apprelu, 1dvertloe In aurvey nail In the examined, at the Ohio Department of the Dally Sentinel and CONTRACTORS, INC. centerline ol the otflce of Linn lnduatrlal Relatione. · eell aald rell, aatate; • highway; thence Engineering,' Inc., 134 Attention to bldclera that the premlaea be . Racine, Ohio 45n1 - along the centerline Market Street, Ia called to the aold 1- 1nd ·clear ol 740-985-3948 olthl highway nonh Zannvllle, Ohio requlrtmenla of the aQ clalma, Iiana and 17 deg. 11' weal 43701 end Village of VILLAGE OF lnler8at at any ol the CONCRET£/BLOCI(/BRICK 180.00 leet to the Pomeroy, Vlllegt POMEROY' S Income pertlea hertln, that the • Footen, Wallo, Stepo • v 1 r 1o u a point ot beginning, Cilrk'a Ofllce, 320 tax, procetda I rom the Flat Work, containing 1.03 Eul Main Street, lnaurane~ 11le ol aald premlaea Replacemeall, • Wollu acrta, mort or 1111, Pomeroy, Ohio 4878t requl-nll, be applied to lhe aad Drl•n, Stead! . and being part ol 1 and oblolned from varloua equal P'-lntltrl judgment 1nd tar auch other Crete Fret EaUmaiH lt.ll acre tract Linn Engineering, opportunity · deacrlbld In Volume Inc., 134 Markel provlalona, and the r8llel to which USDA SerYina Ohio ond w.v. 232, JIIQI1028, In the ltrlll, Zaneavllla, requirement lor I Rur81 Development Ia .__w;,;,;,V.;;III03-..17o:;U:;.._. Melge County Deed Ohio 43701 (74014&2· p~yment bond and llnlltled. R_,.,a, 7434) upon Plilrment performance band Bald Delendlnta ore TRACT TWO: by check made lor 100% ol the directed to the Complllnt wherein Situated In fraction payable to Linn oontnct prtae. 12, town 1, rant~~ 14, EnglnMrlng, lno. In No bidder may notice under the 111r colleotlon . Ohio . Compeny•a the amount of 110.00 withdraw hla bid debt Purohaae, Rutland tor each eel, whiOh within thirty (311) cleye praotloe aot le given . . Said Delandanto will . townahlp, Melge 1 hell bl non· alter tht aotual data County, Ohio and retundlbil. of the openlnl take notloa that It be required to answer bel n 1 more The · enatnear't ~.The VILLAQ portlcularly oonatruotton ooet OF POMEROY uld Complaint on or IHaiullllll .d eacrlbed • fallawo: eatlmate lor thlt rtMr:vel the right to before the 17th.day of , Gra•el Sand, October, 2001 or · Commencing at the proftot 11 ..1.100.00 w a I v 1 anr ncnhweat corner of (llxly·nl!ll tltoullnd lrregularltlea 1ncl to Judgment will b• 1bpsoll' 1111 Dirt 0 Mulch Nndertd accordingly. traction 12 thence eight hundred rtjaatanyorlllblda. USDA Rur81 Bulldozer Senlces along the north line dallaN). The owner v1L LA Q E 0 I' Development ot traction 12, eall lntancla and requires POMEROY · Plaintiff, JOHN BLAETTNAR, 113.00 IM!to a point; the project Ia to· k Stephan D. Mlltl, ..-_..;..._._ _. thence lOuth 210.0 oomplelad no later MAYOR Attorneyteat to a point; lhlln NOVIMBIFI 1, (I) 18, 22, 281 (I) 5, 12, thence lOuth 71cleg. 2001. A pra·bld (8)11,'22,2001 11 . 10'11tt1184.D 1ae1 to Milling will be hlld 210 1 point: 11111101 nOrth II 10:00 · AM on Public Notice II deg. 30'eut 'nlltdlly, Auguet 21, 131.00 lett to 1 2001 11 the Ylllltll ot IIPLEWIU IAIE point', thence aoulh P~t Muillolpal NOTICE OF 71 cteg. 00'1111 280.0 llulldlng, 320 Eaet 1111.31. 11111.1&1 PUBLICATION feet to a point; Main Street, Cllllll 1111 ... Stephen D. Mllee, thence aouth 84 deg. PC~~Mroy, Ohio. Attorney II Law IIIUIII.IIIIII 30'uet 36.821aet to 1 Blda a hall be aplka In the lltltd and morked 18 W. Monument Ave. lliiP 111111 centerline 01 C.R. No. It 81d tor VILLAGE Dayton, Ohio 45402 All helra, devla..., 3; thence along the OF POMEROY WEST leg•teea, executara, IEDUIIUTI centerline . ol aald MAIN STREET executrlxea, hlghw•y aauth 17 PAREOJCOHECTSTRancl~l~-" ldmlnlalrllort, deg. 11 eut sn.5a ,_ .... admlnlatratrlxea and Itt! to 1 lplke 11 thll or delivlrtd to: · lllllllla&lllll 0 F Ullgneea of Rebecca aouthweat corner of V I L LA 0 E 811 1 mo E. Tryee, Deceaaed a · t .03 acre tract; POMEROY 992 3470 Complehl Une of Sulllv111'1 Grooming Supplloo Sulfur COiled UrN, bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% oil all Prleltrt Hortt ond Llvttlock Equip. 10.10.10 All p.,,_ Fertlllw $4.5CJISOI 1,000 Sater lWtne $19.5011111o 18,000 Sater lWine $21.50/llole ~h•dellnr lg hnicl, lac 35537 St. Rt7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone: 740-985-3831 • Fax 740-985-3851 I I ' OUR MONE'l DON''T GOAS FER INFLI>I"TION? NOPE!! PAW'S PLA'lJN' CARDS 'TO CLOSElt FRANK & EARNEST Jeff Warner ln.s. 992-5479 Advertise in this space for s100 per month TON16ttT'5 loi/O~IC'·S'ttOPt ALTellN AT IVe tNell6Y fOIJ/lC.tf . - BORNLOSER . I"" fll:'> CWI'I "t Nt.ta U\ILD'; WOioi'T EIJEf'.l ~Y WI 'Ill fliM 1• YOU WOULJ) SAY EITHER ~ 1-800-250-9077 New Construdion Sales Senice lmlallation Spedalizi"ll in Shed Metal Ductwork "Trane" Sales & Se"ice For Gallia, Ma.!on0 a'nd Meigs Countl.. Liunsed and la<ured WV 005176 Top • Trim • Renl.,val Bucket Sarvlca •you DON 'T KNOW -.- HtM•- oR- "·YOU !lOrn KNOW HER:' ~ Rlf.HT. _g THANKS~ ~ l>AP Equipment Parts FaciOry Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealero 1DIID Sl. Rl. 7 South I'UI All PIS~ '(0U VE BEEN A DOS ALL '(OUR LIFE. "'AVEN'T 'r'OU? I'VE OFTEN WONDERED WI-IAT MADE ¥0U DECIDE TO BECOME A D06 .. I WELL. I'l1 0!"1" . ~aper 38 40 41 42 Lost mo. Cuotom Lamproyo Got 1 blue ribbon 43 Muslcol work 44 Brood 46 eattblll 23 'Cheers" regular glove 24 Field 47 Something 25 Conceal remorklbltl 27 "The Gilt ol 48 Swelling the -" 50 Pro 28 Appearonco (lor tht 29 About limo (2 Wdl.) being) 31 Sources of 52 Luau ruin otrlngo 33 Damages 53 Skillet CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotallons by farilous people, past and present. Each latter In the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue: A equals C 'C c ROT 0 ZOJR J ROY TJKLCHY, u EPGO G C LT.' u T EG E H THAYHEGYM J V X E HOHWM COTC~CJXT WJYH BCACJXT OJ c0 J 'Y AJKCO NJRHKK PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Wolds are the dress ol thoughts."Reggie Kray ,.;~g~age is a dialect with own army oind naliy.•· - -t;lax Weinreich Its ·.A will probably win the PIJULII rest of the tricks. The. ----...,.-__, ldll•d by ' I bidding marks him Roorrongo loller,.s of tho GAMI scrambled word1 be· with at least six hearts, lew to lcrm lour sllllple words .. and the spades are diB A RH0 R viding favorably. So , place partner with ! 12 . one ntajor-suit ace. Since partner's lead S CAL S marked South with the club king, that 13 I~ suit is barren land. Needing some luck in UQ I L T diamonds, you should switch to the dia - · I think women live longer than mond two . When men for one reason . Someone "' I~~~~~ ~tay beh ind to pick up the partner - - fine fellow G E L C A Y or feUowess(!) --·proG) Complete th" chuckle quoted duces the diamond 16 by filling in the missing worqs queen, and has' th~ -;ou develop from step No. 3 below. spatle ace to regain ~ PRINT NUM~E RED LETTERS I the lead for a dia~ IN THESE SQUARES mond lead through A UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO the dummy , you colV GET ANSWER , , , lect four tricks: one spade, two diamonds SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS and one club. Yellow- Thumb c Aisle- Bygone - TELLS YOU III I I I II I I I I I! I~ I WAS FOOLED 81{ JOB DESCRIPTION Fully lneured I I I' I I • ....... 1111 frill EH IIIII I •lllll&lll 11115 • EXUUIIWirl •S.. L'lrtiiiiiiiiiiii.ICII $11.115 MZ.II•Iarlnbl 'I I I • and L&L Dre Barn. 44087 Wlpple Road 18 Spanish cheer 20 Author Victor 21 Ammonia compounds 22 Plocea ol If South ~~~;J-~i~)co~r¢-.suit ~a'c'Cc"•sc' c , ~,·-':'--_.T.,HA __ T.DA•I•LY-~~--~-~-~-~~---w·o·a-.D·----- PEANUTS MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. All Makes 'II'Ictor & .... •••• .... I' au 0 four 1 PUtS J ' West; your partner, leads the club queen : three>,' ace , six. What now? TREE SERVICE Pomeroy Eaglee Club Bingo On 'Thurtldaya At 8:30p.m. • Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Paying $80.00 ' Fra nk Ste wart spe- · ciali zes in writing big books that give good valu e fo r the money. Hi s latest is "Becomin g a Bridge Expert" (Ma ster Point Press, . 2001). That is an appropriate title. Stewart wri.tes, "I embraced an elitist approach: any student with talent would get a chance to develop it." In other words, he is interested primarily in those . who. he feels could bec ome good players. People playing for pleasure should go e lsewhere. Stewart teaches traditional (old-fashioned, some would say) bidding methods, and he includes several examples to sup port his stances. (This is not my style, but any agreement is better than none .) However, the work contains 300 large pages full of primarily sound advice in the form of 67 tips on bidding, declarer-play and defense. In this deal from the book, you arc sit- . ring East, defending against four hearts. MOM£!! 1-3~75-7824 One snob to another , My idea of a bore is somebodl who, when you ask them how they are, TE LLS YOU' Pomeroy 740-992-5344 Mon • Fri t-5; 8ot .., w 1"" pd per game $300.00 Coverall Starbursl Progressive top line Coolville, OH of6723 748121.0111 Thu m b y, Aug. 16, 200 1 So mcth tng that you u c presemly iuv olvcd with .could produce severa l pro fitable spin-offs (Or you in the year ahead , so be alert for ways to generate additional benefi ts. Lie. #00-50 LEO Ouly 23-Aug.· 22) -- VOUB CONCRETE CONNECTION QuaiHy Driveways, Ulcnding yo llr int uitive pcrcepli o ns with your logical ones could add an cffcc tiYe di - · mcnsio n to you r th o ught processes today. l t' U help you realize wh:n 's really important to you. Kn ow w here to loo k for romJncc and yo u'll find it. Howardl. 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Stone 49 Stdatlvo 12 Ou.ll 51 Actrtlalda 11roupa 54 l'<llhllo 14 Tomorrow, gently Pedro" 55 u11 15 Wood rt:c' lhll aorrel . 56 Appeor 16 Anole 57 - noua 17 Cloae (conllclenrelatlve tlally) 1 19 Chttrlul tune DOWN 20 Unfortunate 23 Biblical 1 Alooko city 2 Actor Arkin prophet 26 Angla. 3 Secure with rope S.aon Iotter 27 Roman 4 Egga 2,001 5 Bfg30 Beginning 6 Irritate 32 Stay 7 ElllpMI 34 Perlormed 8 Lealie anew CarOn role 35 Aviation 9 Llmetrte hero 11 Grote Chuck- . 12 Woter1eu 36 Actrtaa 13 Ful Wool plane Dealer: South motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ElSE? 0~!1 .. QJIOI convertible & yinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, Fully lnaured ACROSS . .... J 100 9 K ~' t A J :! • Q · Rutland. Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, Dl CIIITIACYIIII P/B • A&D Auto Upholstery· Plus, Inc. Advertise your message ALDER . .. , .... ..."s ., ..... •• • FREE IN HOME ESTIIATES•-&E£1tG IS BEU!VING• ·'fNI023471 740-992-5232 ~ ~ Wul 1-800-291-5600 • Pomerov, OH oocvoa P HU.: .iP . remodeling, drywall, room additions, and plumbing. Terry Lamm 992-0739 > NEA Crauword Puzzle I f-J ~ SYSTEMS High&Dry .Self.Storage The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 T he Astra-Graph Matchmaker insundy reveals which sigm are romantically perfecc for·you. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, r. / o this ntwspaper, P.O. llox 1758, Murl'lly Hill Station, ,. New York , NY tot5b. VIRGO ( Au~. 23 -Sep t. 22) -- Evfn if you're involved commr:rcially wich one ol your fritnd• today, niakc the relatiotuhip your primary concern instead of what you hope to gain. . LIIJRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - If you 'ro prepared to ta'ko Hill'• .Stlf Stor•g• .· 29870 Blthan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10'x30' HOUI'I 7:00AM • 8:00 PM r~sponsibiUty for creating your own ach icvtmenu today, in- ,. ltrad of expcc,tinJl ot hcn >, \ ~o for oth ers, and today, w hen dealing with frit· nds, they ' ll ·sense Lhis and be greatly "drawn to you . further you r cause, you can realize an important Sllcc rss. SCO RPI O (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) -- Your mind is mu.c h more idea-oriented today than us ual. and that which yo u conceive could b e far mo re practical as welL What you initiate at this time can h.:we . far-re;aching effects. ARIES (Mmh 21-Apri l IY) · -·- T ake time om fro m yuur busy work schedul e and mak.c dom estic mattcn youi- tOr priority today. Doing so now will enable you to deal wlt h present problems more cffc:ctivcly. ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21 ) -- If yo u handle T AURUS (Apnl 20- M•y . things properly with your involvem ent with othe r~ today, a .fi nancial opportunity might 20) -- H aving a c o n vc rs~t i o n avail itself through the bonding with anmher. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19) ·- Finding solutions to satisfy everybody concerned may come more easily for you today than nonnally. Thi1 is because you'll be able to balance your thoughu to satilfY the whole. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) ·- Taoko you underlako that would benefit your fanoily will pay ·ofT miahrily rcday . Think the1n lirtt and you or today that. you've wa nted W have: w it h a cer ta in penon will compaubly end a troubling· matte r once and for all. Don 't pllt it off any longtr. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) -- Your fi nandal hou$e ca n be put in order today if you' ll t1ke the time to do so . A little in-depth • nalysi• will reveal· neglected op portunitit's that r.a n help out your situation immensely . CAN CE il (J une 21-July 22) •• Unleu you have a won't have any trouble bein g 1nntivated to do JO. • dedicated purpose on w hicl1 to direct your attentiOn today, you co ul d become t'U il y PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) -· One of your KfC<ltost i u et.a . is your compassion you . feel bored. Do n' t be afra id to crowd your agenda a bit : it'll make thin!!' happen . \ �Page B 4 • The Dally Sentll)el ' .. . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio , ~ed!'"dly, Au9: ~5 , 2(101 Pomeroy, ~ld.dleport, Ohio • •.U.. ALLEYOOP BRIDOI - KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OU'T 99.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING Free Estim<ttes OUALITY WINDOW Jli0-992-1101 or 992-2753 ~1{~· NOTICES SHERII'I"IIALE REAL EITATI CAH NUMIER thenaa leevlng lht hlghwlly, north 11 cleg. 21 'e..t along lhlaoulh line 01 uld 33795 HilnJ RJ. LAIAIII NATIONAL 1.03 lOri tract lANK, AI TRUmE (polling an Iron pin Pn~my. Ohil UNU.II THI! at 31.•7 teet and . POOLING AND 180.00 IMI) lar e teal SERVICING dlatence ol280.0 !eel AGREEMENT DATED to the middle ol Little a-1..gg, SERIES 1nt- , Leading Creek 2 PLAINTIFF vs. thence along the CRAQI BROWN, 1111 mlclclle ol uld creelc, DEFENDANTS lOuth 31 dtg. 22'42" COURT OF COMMON weal 233.17 feet to I PLEA$ point; thanct south I MEIGS COUNTY, deg. 23'48" ... , OHIO zeuttMtto • point; In purtuanae of an thence leaving the Order af Sale to me c-k north 80 cleg •• $8.00 column Inch weekdays dlraotld from aald 57' net (poulng an Court In the above Iron pin at 23.3 teet) $10.00 column Inch Sundays tnUtlld actiOn, 1 will far a _ . df811nce ol expo11 to 1111 at 71.00 IM!to 1 aurvey , Complete Home public auction at IN nell In tht center ot Repair Courthouse ·on C.R. NO. 3; thence Remodeling Auguat 21, 2001 at elonll the ctnterllne New Additions Public Notice Public Notice 10:00 a.m. al aald Oluld highway north Garag4!s · day, · the following 10 deg. 32' weal WV0282120 cleacrlbld - 1 - : 144.71 ltel to a . MAYOR'S OFFICE. whote addreoaea are fiEIUTIUIIS Situated 01 Mllgt, .a urvar noll; thence 320 EAST MAIN unknown, will hereby In lhll Illite of Ohlo, north 17 deg. 11' STREET, POMEROY, . toke notice that on lhe 740-192..01121 Auguat 1, 2001 , USDA and In the Townehlp weal 283.13 IM1 to OH104S781 . ol Rutland and the point ol Each bidder Ia Rural Development, bounded and beginning, requlr8d to lurnleh flied Ita Complaint In Clttcr1bld .. loiiOWa; containing 1.2873 with ·Ita propaul, a Foreclooure and TRACT ONE: ICrtt,moreorlua. Bid Ouaronty and Mlrthallng ot Llena In the common Pltaa Situated In Fraatton Prior lnatrumenl Contract Bond In Lose Weight Now 12, town e, range 14, relerencat: Volume accordance with· Court ot Melga County, Ohio, being Ask Me How Rutland Townllllp, 88 Page 849 Section 163.54 ot the Whtthtryou'rotrylngto Melga County. Ohio, Property addreaa: Ohio Revised Code. Case No . 01·CV·124 1- wol{ll~ tupplomonl and being more 33t88Newllme Bid aecurlty against Rebecca E. Deceased ,YO<Jrdletlcrmtxl..,m partlcu'-rty Road lurnlahed In Band Tyree, praying tor judgment nutrition, or l••t look your deacrlbld •• lollowo: Rutland, Ohio 45n5 torm, groatutwlththobttt Beginning at the Appralted at ahall be laaued by 1 In the amount ot with personolcareproducta, narthwaat earner ol $12,000.00 Surety Company or . $71,558.26 thereon lt.riM/Ifl lnlerllllkml h11 lractlon 12; thence Termt ol aale: Caah Corporation llcenaed 1nte rea t iccordlng to the terma aomtthlng lcr ovtryono. tltl 813 ltet along Jameo M. Sautoby In the State of Ohio ot the note from May Call ywr lndopondont the north line ol aald Sheriff, Melga County to provide aald 29, 2001 until paid and HtrbiiHo dlatrlb\ltor, lractlon; thence Stephania P. Union ' Surety. J&L EnterpiiiO Each Propoaal tor torecloaure ot aald lOuth 280 teet. to 1 Lerner, S.mpaon & (740) - 1 . point thlnct aouth 75 Rothluaa muat conllln the lull Mortgage Deed on the We can poroamllzu deg. 10'MII1154 Itt! 120 E. Fourth SlrMI, name ol the party or following described to .1 point; thence 8th Floor parties aubmlttlng real eatate, ot which L....:P'::;og::;:rom::;,::tor:,:y:;:ou::;I_•.J north 68 dog. 30'eall Cincinnati, Ohio the propoaal and all .. ld Dalandanla, r~..,~· 538 lut to • point; 45202 ptroona lntereated Rebecca E. Tryee, thence aouth 75 deg. (513) 241•3100 therein. Each bidder Deceaaad are the OO'ult 250.00 !eel to Oh Sup. Ct 110071082 mu1I 1 u b mIt owner• at: rvnRE.'t:tt:t Situated In the .:Ar1 ~~ a point: thence south (7)11,18 & 25 evidence ol Ita 84 deg. 30' uat 38.82 (1)1,8 & 15 · experlencaa on Village ol Middleport, . Exei..Sive · Itt! to a aurvey nail project• ol almllar County ol Metgo and Mohawk Dealer, Stole ol Ohio: In center ot PubliC Notice olze and complexity. Being Lot 7 ol tht Rutl1r1d Harrisonville All cantra.ctora and •CarPet ----~o•aa; thence along- lliO.liCE_T.Q.BIQD.ERLaubcantrectora , B.LU-Y- - -R.oa.L- • trdWood-FiilOflfil- 11 the oent1rllne ol uld Involved with the Subcllvlalon • Conaoleum road south 17 deg. Sailed propoaala protect will, Ia the recorded In Plat 11' ..., (paaalng a will be received by extent practicable Cabinet, Page 4B, In FREE ESTIMATES aurvty nail at 127.53 the VILLAGE OF uae Ohio products, the Office ot the Melga Phone [304J 674-6100 feel end at 277.53 POMEROY, MAYOR'S moterlata, tervlcea, County Recorder. Property also known Locuat Strool, Pt. Pltount . lett) lor 1 lOIII OFFICE, 320 EAST and labor In the JuotP11tK&K dltlance ol 427.53 MAIN STREET, Implementation ot at: 141 Covert Lane, 1M! to a aurvey nell POMEROY, OHIO their project. Middleport, OH 45760 L....:M:::o:::bl:::le~Hl::mo::.:;P:orll~.l and that Delendenta, at the narthweat 41711 untll11:00 AM, Aclclltlonelty, all Halra, Devlaeea, . - - - - - - - . comer 01 a 1.03 acre TUI!SDAY, . contNCtor tNCt: thlnct leaving SEPTEMBER 4,2001, compliance with the Ltgateea, Emutora, ROBERT BISSELL the highway north 81 tar turnlahlng all equal employm1nt Executrlxea, deg. 21' Mat (pualng labor, materlela and opportunity Admlnlotratora, CONSTRUCTION . an Iron pin 11 11. te equipment MC411Ury requlrtmenll ol Ohio Admlnlatratrlxea and . 1aet an Iron ptn at to complete th.e Admlnletratlve Code Aoalgneea ol Rebecca • New Homee 180.00 lael) 1ar Uotal proJect known 11, Chapter 123, the E. Ty-. Deceaaed be. dlotance of 328.00 VILLA 0 I! 0 F Oovernor'l Executive required to aet up any • Garages teet to a polnlln the POMEROY WEST Order of 1172, and lntereatthey may hllvt , Complete middle of the a-k; MA IN S T R E E T Oovtrnor'a Executive In aald premlua or be thanca along the RECONSTRUCTION Order 84-t shall be forever barred, thot , Remodeling middle of the c-k PROJECT at which required. upon tallure ot aald Stop & Compare aouth o cteg. 00'40" time the prapoaale Blddert muat Delandanta to pay or 8MI 180.01 1111 to a will be publicly comply with the to cauae to be paid FREE ESTIMATES point; thence south opened and read prevailing wage ratea Hid judgment within .0- _ 74 992 1671 11 de g. 21 'Will aloud. on P u b II C three daya trom Ita (poulng an Iron pin Notice to blddera, Improvement• In rtndhlon that an Order 11130.00 1a1t, an Iron apteltiCIIIona, MEIGS COUNTY and of 8111 be iiiUid to pin at 243.33 laet) tor bidding documents, the VILLAGE OF the Sheriff ot Mtlga .,.._....__ _ _ _,. County, . Ohio, to • total dlatence ot contract and other POMEROY • • 280.00 teet to 1 document• may be determined by the apprelu, 1dvertloe In aurvey nail In the examined, at the Ohio Department of the Dally Sentinel and CONTRACTORS, INC. centerline ol the otflce of Linn lnduatrlal Relatione. · eell aald rell, aatate; • highway; thence Engineering,' Inc., 134 Attention to bldclera that the premlaea be . Racine, Ohio 45n1 - along the centerline Market Street, Ia called to the aold 1- 1nd ·clear ol 740-985-3948 olthl highway nonh Zannvllle, Ohio requlrtmenla of the aQ clalma, Iiana and 17 deg. 11' weal 43701 end Village of VILLAGE OF lnler8at at any ol the CONCRET£/BLOCI(/BRICK 180.00 leet to the Pomeroy, Vlllegt POMEROY' S Income pertlea hertln, that the • Footen, Wallo, Stepo • v 1 r 1o u a point ot beginning, Cilrk'a Ofllce, 320 tax, procetda I rom the Flat Work, containing 1.03 Eul Main Street, lnaurane~ 11le ol aald premlaea Replacemeall, • Wollu acrta, mort or 1111, Pomeroy, Ohio 4878t requl-nll, be applied to lhe aad Drl•n, Stead! . and being part ol 1 and oblolned from varloua equal P'-lntltrl judgment 1nd tar auch other Crete Fret EaUmaiH lt.ll acre tract Linn Engineering, opportunity · deacrlbld In Volume Inc., 134 Markel provlalona, and the r8llel to which USDA SerYina Ohio ond w.v. 232, JIIQI1028, In the ltrlll, Zaneavllla, requirement lor I Rur81 Development Ia .__w;,;,;,V.;;III03-..17o:;U:;.._. Melge County Deed Ohio 43701 (74014&2· p~yment bond and llnlltled. R_,.,a, 7434) upon Plilrment performance band Bald Delendlnta ore TRACT TWO: by check made lor 100% ol the directed to the Complllnt wherein Situated In fraction payable to Linn oontnct prtae. 12, town 1, rant~~ 14, EnglnMrlng, lno. In No bidder may notice under the 111r colleotlon . Ohio . Compeny•a the amount of 110.00 withdraw hla bid debt Purohaae, Rutland tor each eel, whiOh within thirty (311) cleye praotloe aot le given . . Said Delandanto will . townahlp, Melge 1 hell bl non· alter tht aotual data County, Ohio and retundlbil. of the openlnl take notloa that It be required to answer bel n 1 more The · enatnear't ~.The VILLAQ portlcularly oonatruotton ooet OF POMEROY uld Complaint on or IHaiullllll .d eacrlbed • fallawo: eatlmate lor thlt rtMr:vel the right to before the 17th.day of , Gra•el Sand, October, 2001 or · Commencing at the proftot 11 ..1.100.00 w a I v 1 anr ncnhweat corner of (llxly·nl!ll tltoullnd lrregularltlea 1ncl to Judgment will b• 1bpsoll' 1111 Dirt 0 Mulch Nndertd accordingly. traction 12 thence eight hundred rtjaatanyorlllblda. USDA Rur81 Bulldozer Senlces along the north line dallaN). The owner v1L LA Q E 0 I' Development ot traction 12, eall lntancla and requires POMEROY · Plaintiff, JOHN BLAETTNAR, 113.00 IM!to a point; the project Ia to· k Stephan D. Mlltl, ..-_..;..._._ _. thence lOuth 210.0 oomplelad no later MAYOR Attorneyteat to a point; lhlln NOVIMBIFI 1, (I) 18, 22, 281 (I) 5, 12, thence lOuth 71cleg. 2001. A pra·bld (8)11,'22,2001 11 . 10'11tt1184.D 1ae1 to Milling will be hlld 210 1 point: 11111101 nOrth II 10:00 · AM on Public Notice II deg. 30'eut 'nlltdlly, Auguet 21, 131.00 lett to 1 2001 11 the Ylllltll ot IIPLEWIU IAIE point', thence aoulh P~t Muillolpal NOTICE OF 71 cteg. 00'1111 280.0 llulldlng, 320 Eaet 1111.31. 11111.1&1 PUBLICATION feet to a point; Main Street, Cllllll 1111 ... Stephen D. Mllee, thence aouth 84 deg. PC~~Mroy, Ohio. Attorney II Law IIIUIII.IIIIII 30'uet 36.821aet to 1 Blda a hall be aplka In the lltltd and morked 18 W. Monument Ave. lliiP 111111 centerline 01 C.R. No. It 81d tor VILLAGE Dayton, Ohio 45402 All helra, devla..., 3; thence along the OF POMEROY WEST leg•teea, executara, IEDUIIUTI centerline . ol aald MAIN STREET executrlxea, hlghw•y aauth 17 PAREOJCOHECTSTRancl~l~-" ldmlnlalrllort, deg. 11 eut sn.5a ,_ .... admlnlatratrlxea and Itt! to 1 lplke 11 thll or delivlrtd to: · lllllllla&lllll 0 F Ullgneea of Rebecca aouthweat corner of V I L LA 0 E 811 1 mo E. Tryee, Deceaaed a · t .03 acre tract; POMEROY 992 3470 Complehl Une of Sulllv111'1 Grooming Supplloo Sulfur COiled UrN, bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% oil all Prleltrt Hortt ond Llvttlock Equip. 10.10.10 All p.,,_ Fertlllw $4.5CJISOI 1,000 Sater lWtne $19.5011111o 18,000 Sater lWine $21.50/llole ~h•dellnr lg hnicl, lac 35537 St. Rt7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone: 740-985-3831 • Fax 740-985-3851 I I ' OUR MONE'l DON''T GOAS FER INFLI>I"TION? NOPE!! 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Cuotom Lamproyo Got 1 blue ribbon 43 Muslcol work 44 Brood 46 eattblll 23 'Cheers" regular glove 24 Field 47 Something 25 Conceal remorklbltl 27 "The Gilt ol 48 Swelling the -" 50 Pro 28 Appearonco (lor tht 29 About limo (2 Wdl.) being) 31 Sources of 52 Luau ruin otrlngo 33 Damages 53 Skillet CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotallons by farilous people, past and present. Each latter In the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue: A equals C 'C c ROT 0 ZOJR J ROY TJKLCHY, u EPGO G C LT.' u T EG E H THAYHEGYM J V X E HOHWM COTC~CJXT WJYH BCACJXT OJ c0 J 'Y AJKCO NJRHKK PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Wolds are the dress ol thoughts."Reggie Kray ,.;~g~age is a dialect with own army oind naliy.•· - -t;lax Weinreich Its ·.A will probably win the PIJULII rest of the tricks. The. ----...,.-__, ldll•d by ' I bidding marks him Roorrongo loller,.s of tho GAMI scrambled word1 be· with at least six hearts, lew to lcrm lour sllllple words .. and the spades are diB A RH0 R viding favorably. So , place partner with ! 12 . one ntajor-suit ace. Since partner's lead S CAL S marked South with the club king, that 13 I~ suit is barren land. Needing some luck in UQ I L T diamonds, you should switch to the dia - · I think women live longer than mond two . When men for one reason . Someone "' I~~~~~ ~tay beh ind to pick up the partner - - fine fellow G E L C A Y or feUowess(!) --·proG) Complete th" chuckle quoted duces the diamond 16 by filling in the missing worqs queen, and has' th~ -;ou develop from step No. 3 below. spatle ace to regain ~ PRINT NUM~E RED LETTERS I the lead for a dia~ IN THESE SQUARES mond lead through A UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO the dummy , you colV GET ANSWER , , , lect four tricks: one spade, two diamonds SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS and one club. 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Stewart wri.tes, "I embraced an elitist approach: any student with talent would get a chance to develop it." In other words, he is interested primarily in those . who. he feels could bec ome good players. People playing for pleasure should go e lsewhere. Stewart teaches traditional (old-fashioned, some would say) bidding methods, and he includes several examples to sup port his stances. (This is not my style, but any agreement is better than none .) However, the work contains 300 large pages full of primarily sound advice in the form of 67 tips on bidding, declarer-play and defense. In this deal from the book, you arc sit- . ring East, defending against four hearts. 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CAN CE il (J une 21-July 22) •• Unleu you have a won't have any trouble bein g 1nntivated to do JO. • dedicated purpose on w hicl1 to direct your attentiOn today, you co ul d become t'U il y PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) -· One of your KfC<ltost i u et.a . is your compassion you . feel bored. Do n' t be afra id to crowd your agenda a bit : it'll make thin!!' happen . \ �Baseball --,··- The Daily S~tinel BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Astros hadn 't been alone m It only took a day for the first place since April 14. Chicago Cubs to get back into first place. , Sammy Sosa hit a go-ahead home run in the seventh inning as the Chicago Cubs Barry Bonds hit a grand beat the Houston Astros 3- 1 slam into . the waters of Tuesday night to reclaim th e McCovey Cove for his major NL Central lead. league-leadi ng 51st homer. "This was huge for today," Bonds' 545th ca reer homer Cubs manager Don Baylo r - his 1Oth career slam said. "Tomorrow, we'll be back gave him 51 homers faster to the same thing again. It's than anyone else, two games going . to be this way all the ahead of Sammy Sma, who hit way, Chicago, Houston and St. 51 homers in the C ubs' first Louis . Everyone will be 121 games in 1999. watching everyone else's San Francisco, which scores." remained one gari1e behind Sosa connected against Ron NL West-leading Arizona, sent Villone (5-5) for his 43rd 21 hitters to the plate in the homer of the season. fir st three innings, scori ng "This was a little bit more eight runs and chasing Jesus interesting since I struck out Sanchez (2-2). . the first three times · and then Jason Schmidt (8-7) allowed came back and hit a home three earned runs and eight run," he said. "But I never give hits in five innings: up, because I know that at any moment, I can put my team ahead." Chicago, which moved a half-game ahead of the Astros , Travis Lee drove in four had lost three straight. Mon- rum , and Bobby Abreu added day's loss in the series opener three RB!s as vtsltmg dropped the Cubs out of first Philadelphia reopened a twoplace for the first time since game lead over second-place May 29. Atlanta in the NL East. At Houston, pinch-hitter David Coggin (4-1) allowed Robert Machado, batting for two runs and five hits in 6 1-3 David Weathers (4-4), added innings. Allen Levrault (5-8) an RBI single in the eighth as gave up three runs in the first. Chicago beat Houston for the third time in nine meetings this year. Tom Gordon pitched a onehit ninth for his 24rh save, In game attend~d by Presicompleting a . five- hitter. The dent Bush, rookie Juan Uribe Giants 13, Marlins 7 Phillies 1Or Brewers 4 Rockies 5, . Braves 4 - Amortconloag..,. NotiOiiol League Chicago Cubs (Lieber 15·5) at Houston E11t Philadelphia Atlanta Florida New YorK Montreal Chicago Houston Sl. Louis Milwaukee Clnclnnotl Pittsburgh w L 66 52 64 ·54 59 59 54 65 50 69 C.nt1'811 w L 67 51 67 52 63 55 49 87 .Pel · GB 70 19 22 48 Arizona San Francisco LOS Angeles San Diogo . Colorado 45 73 Well w L 68 51 67 52 65 54 58 60 50 66 s59 .542 .500 .454 .420 2 7 12',1. 15~ Pet .568 .'Se3 .534 .422 .407 .381 GB Pc:t .571 .563 .546 .491 .424 GB ), 4 17 1 3 9h 17'1t Monday's Games Houston 9, Chicago Cubs 5 St. Loula 3, Clndnnatl 2 Arizona 3, Pittsburgh 0 Tueaday'a Gemea Chicago Cubs 3, Houston 1 Philadelphia 10, Milwaukee 4 S1. Loult 7, Clnclnnetl 1 Colorado 5, Atlanta 4, 10 Innings San Oiogo 6. N.Y. Mels 0 Arizona 4, Ptnsburgh 3, 10 innings Montrea/4, Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 13; Florida 7 hit an RBI single in the 1Oth off Steve Karsay (1-2), sending the visiting Braves to their first six-game losing streak since September 1996. Colorado, which rallied from a 4"2 deficit, tied it in the ninth when Jose Ortiz's single off Karsay ( 1-2) scored pinchrucner Mike Hampton. Jose Jimenez (6-1) pitched the 10th. (Astaclo 7·t3), 7:05p.m. Phlla<lelpllla (Daal 10-4) at Milwaukee (Wright B·7), 8:05 p.m Clnclnnotl (Aoltamo 5-111 at SL Loula (W.WIIIIamal-8), 8:10p.m. Atlanta (Burt<en 9·8) at Colorado (Hampton 12·8), 9:05p.m. N.Y. Mets (Leiter 7-9) at San otego (Jarvis 9·9), 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (O.Williams 1-4) at Arizona (Schilling 17·5), 10:05 p.m. Montreal Wavano 0-D) at Los Angeles (carrara 2·1), 10:10 p.m. Florida (Penny 7-6) at san Francisco (Or1iz 13·6), 10:15 p.m. Thuradav'• Games Philadelphia (Flguaroa 4·2) at Milwaukee (Quevedo t -t), 2:05p.m. Florida {Burnett 8-8) at San Francisco (Estes 8·7), 3:35p.m. Montreal (Ohka 0·2) al Los Angeles (Gagne 4·5). 4:10p.m. N.Y. Mots (Appler 6·1 0) at San Diego (Tollberg B-3), 5:05p.m. Pittsburgh (Baimel5·8) al Houstoo (Miller 12-6), 8:05p.m. · Cincinnati (Acevedo a.!) at St. Louis (Hertn~~nson 111-9), 8:10p.m. Atlanta (Millwood 2·5) at Colorado (Chacon 6·6), 9:05p.m. w 70 New York Boston 65 56 Toronto Baliimore Tampa Bay Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Detroit Kansas City Seattle Qakland Anaheim Texas L 49 52 63 69 50 42 78 Centro! w L 66 52 64 55 58 59 46 69 46 71 West w L 88 33 68 51 63 56 52 67 Pel .588 .556 .471 .420 • GB 4 14 20 .350 28~ Pet .559 .538 .496 .410 .403 Gil 17'1. 18'1. PC1 GB .723 .571 .529 .437 18 23 34 2), n Tueaday'a Gamet Seattle 6, Boston 3, 11 Innings Toronlo 6, Qakland 3 Anaheim 7. Detroit 1 Cleveland 8, Mlnnuota 7, 11 lnnlngl Baltimore 5, Kansas City 2 N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 3 Chicago White SOx 7, Texas 4 Seattle (Garcia 13-4) at Boston (F.CISHI· lo 7-6), 7:05p.m. lllnnnalll (lloyo 12·10) ot CloYoland • (Finley 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Kansas Clly (K.Wilson 6-2) at Baltlmo<a (MeiO<Idos B-13), 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (P.Wft!l()ll 5-7) at N.Y. Vankeos (Clemans 15-1 ). 7:05 p.m . Texas (Holling 9-9) at Chicago WhHe (Lowe 6-3). 8:05p.m. Tltundlty'a - . O&kland (Lidlo 7·5) at TOfOilto (lyon 1-1 ), 12:35 p.m. Kansas City (Byrd s-.4) al Baltimore (Pooson 5-a), 12:35 p.m. Anaheim (Schoenewels 9-8) at Detroit {Weaver ,()..11), 1:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Aupe 4-9) at N.Y. Yank ... (Hitchcock 1·2), 1:05 p.m. S&anle (5eto 12·3) at Boston (Wakelleld H), 7:05 p.m. Mlnneoota (Johnaon 1-1) ot Clovetond (Wooctard 1·2), 7:05 p.m. Texas (Davis 6-3~ at Chicago While Sox {Ga~and 4-4), 8:05 p.m. o.;.backs 4, Pirates 3 a four-run ninth and dropped Los Angeles three games behind Arizona . Chan Ho Park took a nohitter into the sixth and was backed by a homer from his favorite catcher, Chad Kreuter, in the second against Tony Armas Jr. Graeme Lloyd (8-3) allowed one hit over 1 1-3 innings. ' I I Edgar with runners in scoring posttion in his previous three at-bats, hit a three-run homer in the 11 th inning to lift Seattle at Boston. Seattle won in its last at-bat for the fou~th time in five victories and clinched the season series over Boston for the first time in 12 years. Boston had taken a 3-2 lead in the eighth, but Seattle tied it iri the ninth against closer Derek Lowe. Rod Beck (5- 4) took the loss. . Jose Paniagua (4- 3) pitched a perfe~t 1Oth, and Kazuhiro Sasaki worked the 11th fqr his 37th save. Mark Buehrle won his fourth straight start, and Royce C layton homered as Chicago beat Texas. Rookie Aaron Rowand hit a two-run double to key a three-run sixth, and Paul Konerko added two R.Bls for Chicago, which had lost four of six. Buehrle (1 1-6) - who came in witll a league-leading 2.90 ERA - allowed four runs on eight hits in seven innings against the 'AL's third-best offense. His ERA rose to 3.00. Randy Velarde hit two home runs, and Rafael Palmeiro added a solo shot for the Rangers, who had won 14 of 25. " • - ,' ROCK SPRINGS - The gr.md champion market hog . was shown by Nicholas Det\viller at the Meigs Coun. . . ry Jumor Fatr Swme Show on Spring; Fairgrounds. C.Jasscs were divided by weight only, with first place results posted as follows: 21 0_211 lbs., Eric Needs; 212- 220 lbs., Jessica Pooler; 221-229 Chad Hubbard· 230- champion by Stacie Watson. Oerwille r and Aaron Fife were awarded grand and reserve champion showmanship honors. Josep h John son of New Vienna served '"judge fur the show, which was held in the show 'arena · at ·the Rock 232 lbs:; Mark Guess, 235-239 lbs.; Ntcholas Detwiller, 240241 lbs.; Stacie Watson, 242248 lbs., Matthew Wandling; 249c255 lbs., Mark Guess; 256-260 lbs., Nicholas Detwiller; 261-268 lbs., Ricky Colbum; 269-280 lbs., Myca Michael. Wedne~day. and the reserve . ' ' Padres &r MetsO I 103; ARodriguez; Texas, 101; Thome, Cleveland, 100; GAnderson, Anaheim, 92; JaGiambl. Oakland, 91 . HITS -suzuki, Seattle, 178; BBoone, Seattle, 154; Stewart, Toronto, 152; RAiomar, Cleveland, 151; Jetef, New YOf'k, 149; AROdriguez, Texaa1 146; GAnder· son, Anaheim, 140. DOUBLES -MJSweenOjl, Kaosoa City, 42; JaGiambl, Oakland, 35; Stewart, Toronto, 34; Mientkfewlcz, Minnesota, 31: EChavez, Oakland, 31; Koskie, Minnesota. 30; Durham, Chicago, 30; O'Neill. New York, 30. TRIPLES -CGuzman. Minnesota, 13; Cedeno, Detroit, 9; RAlomar, Cleveland, 9; Suzuki, Seanle, 8: JEncamacion, Detroit, 7; Easley, Detroit. 7; CBeltran, Kansas City, 6; Stewart, Toronlo, 6; Vizquel, Cleveland, 6. HOME RUNS -Thome, Cleveland. 39; MAamirez, Boston, 37; CDelgado, Toron· to, 34; AAodriguez, Tt~xas , 33; Glaus, Anaheim. 32: JaGiambl. Oakland, 29; APalmeiro, Texas, 29. KIDD.IE G.AMES The Junior ·Fair Show ring is one, as he was one of the first to - -where months .o!"hard-werk-pays~eat-his-bananac-Tara-Je\\iell-rook off for young;ters showing live- her Mountain Dew chugging stock, but it's also a place for the very seriously, as did many of the younger set to kick back and other 40 boys and girls who parhave some fun. ticipated in tile competition. On Wednesday, kiddie games Each day this week, kiddie took the place of tile usual live- tractor . pullers like jett Tanner stock shows, and boys and girls line up foi tile chance to qualify lined up to try their skills at for the "Pull of Champions" on chugging soda, eating bananas, Friday. Here, Tanner gets a few · and blowing bubbles. · ~ words of advice fiom Brent For Dylan Lavendar, 4, one of RAse, a member of the fair the banana-eating competitors, board, before his chance at the brea\t: fiom traditfmlal fair pulling Wednesday. (Brian J. food appeared to be an agreeable Reed photos) HOG - Nicholas Detwlller showed the grand champion hog at the Junior Fair Swine Show on Wednesday. Also pictured is Fair Queen Billie Jo Welsh, Swine Princess Myca Michael, Swine Prince Mark Guess and Little Mr. Meigs County Jordan Koblentz. Horse pull winners . Junior horse show posts results ROCK SPRINGS - Whitney Karr '\'13S senior grand champion showman ~nd Betllany Riffle junior grand champion showman at Monday. morning's Junior Fair Horse Show. Jessica Janey was named senior reserve champion showman, and Keshia Norman junior reserve champion. Breanna Hems- Sentinel 2 Sedlonl - . ,. ,.... Calendar C!assjfieds Comics Editorial$ Obituaries Sports Weather ley was novice grand champion show" mart, and Hannah Williams novice reserve champion showman. . Cassandra Smith took the production grand champion rosette. In the performance division , Whitney Karr received senior performance grand champion honors, Cassandra Smith Hlp: 80s Todlly"l MaJor league ·hitting Ieeder. NAnONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati , 32; Rolen, Philadelphia, 32; BATnNG -Aiou, Houston, .360; LWalk· BGIIes: Pittsburgh, 32. er, Colorado', ·.347; LGonzalez, ·Arlzona, TRIPLES - Rollins, Philadelphia. 10; .344; Berkman, Houston, .342, Floyd, · NP8rez, COlorado. 8; Vlna, St. Louis, 8; Florida, .337; Vldro, Montreal, .334; Pierre, Colorado, 7; LCastillo, Florida , 7; Gasay, Cincinnati, .333. BGiles. Pittsburgh, 6; Kent. San Francis· RUNS -LGonzalez, Arizona, 100; Hel· co, 6; LGonzalez, Arizona, 6. ton, Colorado, 99; Floyd, Florida, 99; HOME RUNS - Bonds, San Francisco, SSosa, Chicago,' 99; Bagwell, Houston. 51; LGonzalez. Arizona, 45; SSosa, 92; Berkman. Houston, 91; Abre:U, Chicago, 43; Hellon, Colorado. 36; Philadelphia, 91 . SGreen, Los Angeles, 32; Nevin, San Rill -SSosa, Chicago. 114; LGonzalez. Diogo, 31 ; Bagwell, Houston. 31 . Arizona, t11 ; Holton, Colorado, 107; AMERICAN 'LEAGUE Bonds, san Francisco, 102; Bertcme.n, BAmNG - AAiomar, Cleveland, .350; Houston. 99; LWalker, COOrado. 97; Bag· JGonzalez, Cleveland, .345; Suzuki, wen, Houston, 96. Seanle, .340; JaGiambi, Oakland, .332; HrTS -lGonzalez, Arizona, 156; Aurllia, BBoone. Seattle, .328; Mientkfewicz. Min· San Francisco. 155; Berkman, Houston, nesota, .326; Stewan, Toronto, .321 . 149; BiggiO, Houston, 145; Pierre, COl· RUNS - Suzuki, Seattle, 98; AAodriguez , orado, 1.(3; Vlna, St. Louis, 143; VGuer· Te~~:as. 97; MJSweeney, Kansas City, 87; rem, Montreal, 142. Jeter, New Yortc, 86; BBoone. Seat11e. 86; DOUBLES -Helton, Colorado, 38; Berk· RAiomar, Cleveland, 85; MRamlrez, . man, Houston, 37; VGuerrero, Montreal, Boston, 82. · 34; Abreu, Philadelphia, 34; Floyd, FIO<I· RBI --JGonzalez, Cleveland. 106; da, 3-l; Kent, Sar\ Francisco, 33; Casey, BBoona. Seattle, 104; MRamirez. Boston, .. faifs grand champion hog ., innings at San Diego for his first major league victory. _ Chuck McElroy and David Lundquist finished the Padres'; fourth shutout. Wiki Gonzalez hit a tworun homer off Steve Tracpsel. (6-11) in tile second inning and former-Met Bubba Trammell hit a two.-run triple in a· four-run third. · JarrodA!!!!!~ ~~c~l!'!n~ngs, White Sox 7, Rangers 4 Martine~~w~!~l~ :11. has • and David Eckstein and Bengie Molina each hit two-run singles as Anaheim beat Det.roit. The Angels (63-56) have won 10 of 13, and since the All-Star break are a major league-best 11-3 on the road. Washburn (1 0- 6) gave up one run and four hits. He allowed a combined nine runs and 14 hits in his previous two outin~ after winning eight consecutive decisions. The Tigers (48-69) have lost five straight and 11 of 13. They are a season-worst 21 games under .500. • • • SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Orioles 5, Royals l Mariners 6, Red Sox 3, 11 www.mydailysentinel.com THURSDAY, AUIUIT 23, 2001 • IOUTHERI • MEIDl • EAITERI MA BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Middleport • Pomeroy. Ohio BY TONY M. l£AcH Jose Cruz Jr.'s second homer of the night, a game-winning three-run shot in the bottom of Cal Ripken hit his first home run this season the ninth, snapped Oakland's 11-game winat Camden Yards; a three-run shot as Baltimore ning streak anti gave Toronto a 6-3 win over ~napped Kansas City's four-game winE:·iJ1E:.,_.1- - ,_ _______!~hk:i~:---- ~ strea£ - closer Jason Isringhausen (4-3) Rip ken had hit all 10 of his home runs on allowed Homer Bush to tie it with a double the road before connecting off Chad Durbin before Cruz hit his 21st homer off the right(7 -1 1) in the third inning. field foul pole. · Ripken 's two nits gave him 3,155,lifting him It was Isringhausen's eighth blown save in 31 past Royals' Hall of Farner George Brett into opportunities. sole possession of !3tll place on the career list. Billy Koch (2-3) pitched the ninth inning Ripken's 428th career homer backed Calvin for the win. Madura (2-3) , who allowed two hits and two Oakland leads Boston by two games in the runs in 6 2-3 innings. race for the AL wild card. . 50 cents • August 16, 1001 • Vol. 51, No. 1 three-run double offJeff Shaw Junior Herndon (1-1) scat(3-3) as visiting Montreal overcame a 1-0 'deficit with a tered eight hits in 7 1-3 Matt Williams singled home the winning run in the 1Oth as Arizona won its fifth straight. At Phoenix, Williams slashed a grounder just inside third base on the first pitch by Mike Fetters. Damaso Marte (0-1) had walked Tony Womack and Blue Jays, Yankees, Mariners post wins Tina Martinez hit a three-run homer m the sixth and Andy Pettitte won his fifth straigllt starr as New York beat visiting Tampa Bay. Martinez, the team 'leader in homers and RB!s, hammered a 1-0 pitch from Joe Kennedy (3-8). Derek Jeter added a solo home. run, and Shane Spencer went 2-for-3 for the Yankees, who snapped a three-game losing streak and opened a four-game lead over Boston in the AL East. Hometown Newspaper Melp County's So•· Wednesday'• Garnea Qakland (ZIIo 8·7) at Toronto (Escobar 35). 7:05p.m. Anaheim {Vald.. 6·6) at Datrolt (Sparke Luis Gonzalez with one out. Miguel Batista (8-7), usually a starter, retired three of four · batters in the 1Oth. Brian Giles tied the score in the ninth with a leadoff homer, against Byung-Hyun Kim . Luis Gonzalez hit his 45th homer in the first. Thursday 8-7). 7:05 p.m. Monday's Game Tampa Bay 5, Minnesota 1 . AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 5, Devil Rays 3 SPORTS: Tribe takes down Twins 8-2, Bl WVednesday.Auaust15.1001 AROUND THE DIAMOND NATIONAL LEAGUE Cubs beat Astros, move back into division lead Page 86 AS 82-4 85 M A3 81-2.5.8 A2 . L-:IOs Details, A2 otteries OHIO Pick 3: 5·9-2; Pick 4:7-7-6-4 SUper LGIID: 1~26-2&-344:s-46 Kid-. 641· Hl-7 W.VA. Dlrlly 3: 5·9-2 Dally 4: 5-9-0-2 c 2001 Ohio valley Publishina co. · senior performance reserve champion, Keshia Nor.man junior performance grand champion, and Alisha Compson junior performance reserve champion . Kay Tracy ofWa1hington Court House was the event judge. Results, by division, and by class, in Please - Results,' A3 Mules pulling against horses at Monday's horse pull at the Meigs County Fair came in third in the light-weight division to enthusiastic response from the crowd. Driving the mules was their owner, Rodney Tuttle of Eagle Ridge. ·first lfl thE!. division went to Douglas and McGuire of Glouster and Gallipolis. while second went to Jones and Douglas of VInton and Glouster. In the heavyweight division, the winners, first through third, were Jini Daniels of Gallipolis, McGuire and Sons, Crown City, and Dave Seevers of New Carlisle. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) Winners named in domestic arts judging doll; Marilyn Spencer of Long l:lottom, SENTINEL NEWS STAFF adult sweater; Corissa Deemer of SyraPOMEROY - When all 213 entries cuse, afghan; Debora Kenn edy of · in the open class domestic arts depart- P?meroy, wal~ hanging and counted cross ment had been judged, eight items were stttch; and D1ana Johnson of Long Botdesignated as best of show and awarded tom, miscellaneous item. · 0 th er bl ue n'bbon wmners · .111 t11e varrosettes an d prem1ums. The top winners and the categories in ious classes were: which they won were Sue Dewhurst of ... children's clothing - St;c Dewhurst, Rutland, jacket or coat; Marilyn Deemer . dress; Merrilee . Bryant of Long I:Jottom, of Syracuse, crocheted iten1 and dressed play outfit. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Adult clothing - Joanne Vaugllan of Pomeroy, suit, blouse and dress; Patricia Holter of Pomeroy, dress. Fashion accessories, Marilyn Deemer of Syracuse collar. 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