https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17608875469f75481d99d611984faed0.pdf daba31f6943b9d21687fb6f175b9babe PDF Text Text .• ' More ·Meigs County Fair scenes, A& Browns take a look at 'Hoss', Bl ThUndiiJ High: 80s; Low: lOS Details, A3 August 16, 2000 • Mel1s County's Vohune 51 , Number sa Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . ·, '"· " . , . ,1• ·, •.~ .. /If~-· .. '~ '),;;·~· ' - .. . I •• '<I r.;· Fair displays local gardeners' talents BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF ROCK SJ>R IN GS Meigs County gardeners displayed their ta lent for growing and showing beautrfu l fl owers Monday at the first of two Meigs County Fair flower shows staged in the senior fair building. The second show will be held on Thursday and will continue the theme "Rooms for Everyone" in artistic design. Using fl ower arra nge ments, fa irgoers are give n a tour of "rooms" featu ring floral pieces depicting something relating to the specific room. There are arrangements in water for the bathroom, spatial designs for the sun room, mass arrangements of roses for the parlor, arrangements featuring treasured wood for th e den, mi nidesigns for the nursery, and some showing toys for the kids room. Entri es in the two shows total 931\ and include not only artistic arrangements but dozens of specimen flowers and potted plants grown by th e exhibitor, as well as a variety of educational exhibits. T h e show was judged by an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden C lubs who awarded rosettes to the top ex hibitors. R.eceivitlg the top awards were l3etcy Dean of Pomeroy for her underwater design ; "best of show"; Peggy Crane, Middle, port, with a mass arrangements~ of GRAND CHAMPION STEER - Janet Calaway, far right, showed the grand champion market steer on Tuesday night at the Junior Fair Steer Show. She is pictured with Fair Queen and King Tara Rose and David .Rankin, and Beef Princess Amanda Windon. (Brtan J. Reed photo) • calawayhas grand champ steer at fair Rankin takes 2nd-place honors roses, .. reserve best of show"; bll~N~~ Girls & Ladies 6 Pk. Socks Girls Sizes: 6-7'12 . ' 7-9 Ladies Sizes: 9-11 . 2 Pack Calculators 2 Pack • Pocket • Desk Top S lighlly lrrtKJula r SHARR Scientific Calculator 3 Sheet JAM FREE 160 Function Modell El·510AB 7: 99 Compare To$12.99 Paper Shredder Adjustable to Fit Most Wastebaskets Wa stebasket Not Inclu ded WAHC 8 Pk. 2-Piy Pocket Tissues With Adjustable Blade Clipper • Beard & Mustache Trimmer Se t Includes: 4 Attachable Combs, Oil, Blade Clipper, Barber Comb, Blade Guard & Cleaning Brush 9 99 Com re ro'Sft99 Trash Bags WINNERS - Natasha and Josh Mohler of Pomeroy took top awards in the junior division of artistic arrangements at the fair flower show Monday. Natasha took best of show and her brother, reserve best of show. Charlene Hoeflich photos Adivities grow for Community Rally FROM STAFF REPORT S • 30 Ct 13 Gal. • 75 Ct. 33 Gal. • 70 Ct. 39 Gal. Battenes Not Included Ponyos Mult1-Pak Hair Accessories Indoor Extension Cord Pale A:J BEST OF SHOW - Betty Dean took best of show for her underwater design in the Bathroom class of the RoomsJir Everyone show at the fair Monday. She used coral, caster beans, caladium and pampas grass in herdrn., CREATIVITY AWARD - An arrangement of magncr lia leaves, sunflowers and dahlias in a muffler pipe container depicting the Kitchen category won the creativity award for Debbie Jones of Pomeroy. BIG LOTS lartaln•• CloMOut• For the ~,.. IISI Stww l.ot;alion C./I: 1·800.269-9571 M ost S t o r ('~ Open MASO N, W.Va. - T he li st of .Kt ivitics for Sunday's Community R ally 2110(1, a fund - rai ser and n ll y fi1r Ameri can All oys workers. k ct· p ~ growi ng. Th t· eve nt, sc heduled at Wah ama High Sc h oo l fro m 12:JO-.L111 p. m., w ill fe ature sp t·ec hes fro m Gov. Cec il Underwood, U.S. R eps. Bob W ise and Tt· d Scrick bnJ , as well as area u ni o n pres idents. Sp eeches begin ,l! I :.111 p.m. Newly .llldcd .tc tiviti cs includ e th <· H olzer C lini c H ealth fair hoot h w hich will provide scrce nI Il f," for blood prt'ss ure. bo dy fat. lung capauty, bl ood sugar. and cholesterol in addition to chair massage th e rapy. Th e Wah ama Hi ~ h School White Falc o n MatThin g Band, under th e directi o n o f Kenny Bond, will perfo rm . Free acti vities throughout the day in clude a baseball tlhrowing cage with tr ee baseball beanies to the first 150 children ; displays tiurn the West Virginia Natio nal Guard. West Virginia Division of Natural R eso urces, fire and rescue and antique c a~s; Idle Tymes Band ; and a V.FW I Ameri can Legion flag- raisin g ceremo ny. Sentinel 2 Country hit makers Confederate Railroad played before a large grandstand audience Tuesday evening at the Meigs County Fair. One of the top , acts in country music, the group played all their music which helped define '90s country music. (Dave Harris photo ) Sedlo.'U - 12 Paps B2-1 BS CQmiH D~ilrAb~ AS Edito[jals M ObitU;!fi!lS AJ Bl, 6 SJJ!!m W\'!Htlu~r AJ Lo erles owo ' Pick J: 9-8-8; Pick 4: 4-6-5- 1 lhldkoye S: 7-lR-19-30-35 W:VA. Daily 3: 0- 1-0 Daily 4: 5-H-2-~ Ple•se IH R8lly, Pace AS ' RESERVE STEER - David Rankin showed the reserve champion market steer at Tuesday night's Junior Fair Steer Show. He is pic· tured with Beef Princess Amanda Windon and Fair Queen Tara Rose. Confederate Railroad Toclay's Clas~ifieds ..,nu•n 9 Foot Please see Flowers. Photo Frame Wall Clock Cutting Kit CONAir:t 1799 Compare To $79.99 10 Pc. Hair • Rechargeable Cordless Shaver Choice 14 99 Debbie Jones, Pom eroy, creative mass using a muffier pipe for the container, creativity award, \ln- the ad ult division; ·and bro ther siscer, Nacasha and Josh Mohler Porneroy, awarded "best of show" and "reserve best of show" in the junior division. Winners , li sted first through ch ird , w ere as fo llows: Artisti c arrangements Kitchen creative mass design: Sheila Curtis, Long Bottom ; Deborah Jones , Pomeroy; Ali ce Thompson, Pomeroy. Sun Room - a spatial design: Jud y Bunger, Pomeroy; Peggy Crane, Middleporc; Melanie Stethem , Pomeroy. Parlor - including roses : Peggy Crane, Middleport; Deborah J01res, Betty Jean. Pomeroy. Den including treasun:d wood : Judy Bunger, Deborah Jones, and Sheila Curtis. Nursery - mini- design : Bee Va cc a, Pomeroy; Deborah Mohler. Pomeroy: Peggy Crane, Middleport; second class. Evelyn Hollon. Racine; Melanie StethenL Deborah Jones. B:-tt hroo m underwater d es ign : Betty Dean, Deborah Jo nl'S, Pq~b'Y Cmne. Dinin g R oom - centerpiece: Peggy Crane . Simla Curtis, and on steer showmen. In the market steer class for steers I ,070 to I, 195 pounds. Ashley Hager, with a 1,185pound sreer, took firot place. Whitney Karr second place and ROCK SP RINGS - Janet Josh Collins third place. Calaway showed the grand In the class foe ste<rs 1,220 to champion market steer. weigh1_,275 pounds, _ jO.van Eastman _ - ing- in - at 1-;-290-vounds-·at theplaced first, with a steer weighM eig< Coun ty Junior Fair Steer iug 1,220 pounds. Joe Brown Show on Tuesday evening. placed second, Miranda Buckley David R ankin , with a 1,280- third, Kimberly Pierce fourth pound stt·er, placed as reserve and Erin Harris fifth place. champion. Calaway and Rankin placed Kevin Hinds of Newco m er- first and second in the cla.s for stown was the judge for th e steers 1,2RO pounds to 1,375 event. po un ds. with Brent Buckley. JesJosh Ervin and David Rankin sica Carr, and Josh Ervin finish· were grand and re1crve champi- ing out th e class. • ,, .,. �• • Police find car in hitskip fatal City suspends patrolman AKRON (AI' ) A o r fo und 111 Summit Lake fits rh e des n1 pt1on of a ve h1cle mvulved 111 a htt-sktp acudent tilJt killed a 22 - year- old Jogger, poh< e s.11d Po hLe were sea rchm g Tuesday ntght for the 40-yea r-old Sro\\ wo man '' ho ow ns th e I \194 tea l C hevrolet Cava he r TrJ C)' To mko, of Ak ron. was kolled abou t 6 am Fnday w he n sh,· was Jut by a car whtk ru nmn g 3long an :}( cess road to her .1 part men t co mplex Po l1 ce towed t he LJ r o ut o f the l.l ke Tuesday and dt d not tlml 1 bo d y 111 tt The veilld e Jud 1 bro ke n w tndsh tdd and IH a\\ dam age to th e front 11ght C LEV ELA N D (AI') A C levd anu pohce offi ce r was ha ndeu a 70- day suspe m1 on Tut: sdav to r .tbu smg L nme su sP" ts ar res ted followm g a chl'e C ity Sofe tv D~re c tor H e nry l ruzm an sa id evid ence presenrt'LI at a hea nn g Au g 8, tncludmg a \ 1deo reco rdm g of J tel cVlSIOn broadc >< t of the arrest sh owe d that Patrolman Kevm Kdl y r.u1ltu cd a ~o.a r \\ nhu ut per mi SSIO n kicked a suspcl l ,1 11 d ::. ~ru L k a suspt::d m th e faLe T hc.: 111Jl l ' - }Car offll.n mt cnds to tp pe.d the su~ p e u sJon through tl tt C k vd md P o it L L Pttt ol mt: n ~ A sso u .lt JO il Th t.: !ld l.U ll SI S[ t"ll t With I do'- rq;mon thJ t a nun g:-.\1..' pnh <~.: of a blu e o r tel l cu th H hL ~ 1\\ lbo ut th e tim e To m ko " " ln t .t nJ killed We w tll proL e s ~ tht· c.u as , oo n JS It Jn es o ut R1 ght now. \\ e do n 't have anythm g ro go o n to say. Yes It IS th e en ' or No. tt s not th e ca r," ' po hce M lJ C m g G tlbnde sa1d A po lt ce spo kesma n m d lat< l uesda y mght that th e car " as rl'pn rtt•d sto lt: n but h Jd no mtb rm au o n as to \\h e n H w l S repo rted stolen l'o hce and To mko's fa llul y ln~e bee n askm g fo r the pu bhe's hel p 111 findt ng th e moto rtst who hit her To mko was all av1d JOgger, and neighbo rs sa1 d she ran m ost mo rn111!}1 To mko's funeral was schedule,d for Wednesday m Eu chd Ex-employee pleads HAMILTON (AP) - A fo rmel' Butl er Co un ty shentT's o ffi ce employee pleaded gu1lty Tue; day to fel ony charges that he sexually abu sed two male teen-agers U ale Stewart , 37 , pl ea ded g uilty 111 Buder Co unty Comm on Pleas Court to two t. : ounts of sex ual batt ery Stewart r t'I\ITins!n CLi<tooy wlfi k COUrt nffic ers do t1 prt>st.'ntc.-n ctng llll JO il ~ LOI1tillt Shenff Harold Doll C, ab ba1d ~ I ILi ht' Hn·d StL" Wart, :t '-'''Ihm t h ~: ~ O illl lHI IIH ,\ - 111 J ulv tft t' l sub-..t nltt lt u l ll l )l \) dt vtliH lll , 11 1 l il \ L\i ll g ltlll11 111 t h ~.: to1 mdc pcndt nt ubH r ltwn O n M " 1 poill < ch.tst·d 1 car that had mo ann t•d robbc·1y ' u s p ct ts l ll S J d ~;.~ A td e \ ISJO n tl l' W~ ht ll(op tt' l Ln: n t l'IL\ I SL'd the end of th e d me md th e l1 TL St \ O f the fiH· pob ce offic e r< on h Kl.'l l) '' 1s di sc t- 1nvo h cd plm ed Th, ot hers we re de .trc d S1x t\ d:w s o f tht.: suspe nsu. m Hl~ to r \\h at Gu znu n sa td was ph\ ~I L tlh Jssau lttn g 1 su spcd \\ ho \Us m h.wtku ffs 1nd L'\l Oi tt d b\ t \\0 ntliL ers, who h:1d th t. • susp l'ct 111 th eiT g rasp " G u zman S:1 1d l'V Idcncc p rese nted at the d1so plmary hea nn g showe d that Kelly 'st ruc k the suspec t o pe n han de d w lt h a gloncmg blow to the s1de o f th t· f.1cc ' But C PPA 's preSident, Bo b Bec k, satd Kelly was JUSttfied 111 all Iu s act1 o ns T he v1deotape does no t tell the who le sto ry," Bec k sa 1d, " It's a v1ew fro m 150 to 200 fee t above the grou nd" Bec k sa1 d th e susp ect ' was cur smg hun , and 11 appeared to Kelly that he was about to splt o n hun or head butt h un , so h e used a sw1pe to keep that perso n ::JWJ) fro m hun Sentence issued in murder-plot ELYRIA (AP) - A Judge ~e n ... 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Divers NLW HAVEN , WVa - M ary A D1ve rs 83, N ew Have n , d1cd Mu nday, Aug 14, 2000 m H olze r M ed LCal Ce nter llorn O ct 3, 19 16 10 n Crooksv1lle, daughter of the late Charles A tn d Ann L1ghtowe r Hammer, she was a ho usew1fe and a member of th e fa t hers House C hurch m H artford She was preceded 111 death by her husband, Donald B D" ers She 1s surv1ved by a son and daughter- 111- law, C harles and C laudt a Dtvcrs of New H ave n, a d,1Ug hte r and son- m- (aw, D1ane and R obert I itt kd of Hartford, WVa, s1x grandchild ren , three great-grandchd d~e n three step-grandchildrenand two step- great- grandchddren, and 'L'\l!J l n!L'ces and neph ews Serv1ces Will be I1 a m Fnday m Foglesong Funeral H ome, M ason , W Vt Wlth the R ev M1ke Fm mcum officLJ!lng J:lun al wdl be m l rooksvdle Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral ho me from o-9 p 111 rhu rs day Rally l hc Ill- dO\ \\ h tc h b L ~ tm \ u1 11 i 1\ 1' tt (l t 1 I Ill t d llllll l\ tl lt lo l l ~o.\~o.Ilt (1 n\ Bob T.lft 1 Rq n thl H Ill I Ld 1 t lll ~ ­ '>l on to j:1p :1 11 111 F l• h1 u H \ 'W'l hn t.: IIOt td t n tJtiL•d \ \ h CTL Ulll ll l X[ tl llfL lll iS~ lD II \\I ll be 'Talt spoke small Scult M tlburn to ld Til< Blode lo r 1 'to ry l und lV " Ce rtu nh Afn <.t " ,, pl1 t< to c o n S! th 1 It's g t t lt \\ he n bu s l l ll.' ~~ IL :1der s s ~t t hL goH rnor !Sll r thl' on ly O l l L it.: :-~d m g the chl'ers to r () hJt) bus1n e.,, The Ct ct th.tt tillS " 111 tn d<p endent grou p l<',tll v bul st<rs that m essage An y l1l·ndit ltt c n JJ, I ~ th t.: "nuld Wtlk.t!ISl Ht J ~o.' lt.: p n un l" Rob~: rt Stt'l 11 of t h L ( t l lt~ r Studt t'\ Ill Los All~L lu g OVL' !IIl lll llt n tH~ I l r,1Lk tJ, C' nl O\ILlg'lll g l 0 1l lp l11l l ' ~ 11d l llt l lll\l t tl l' to 1 (,t 1\L I I11llt.' l11tl h tiU U bJ n H~ IJ L assoLtlt lo ll ' h, 1\ tl i \ L ot ~,. om p .lt ll l~ ~ p nit ~u tllt !.! tttnd lt)l u lllll t\ ( IL ! k l \ l lll '> 1ddLd , Jw u\d tlnt ht d111 11 g lH1<o, IJIL'' (il l t \ \lth g<)\l~' llllll LJ il ~ to bL ~ p t)mllltn g ~J, ... ,l L \ 1.. 1lh ~ ud S t~.: rn \\ host tlllll )Hot n t-; l nt q l '> tUdlL'cthJCs Cl mp u gn hnlll tl lllll lnhh\ t il l' Attention Rental Property owners: fh e Sectton 8 Rental AsSIStance Program through the Me1gs Housmg Authonty has several famth es lookmg for suitable housmg m Me1gs Co unty If you have available rental untts and wo uld cuns1der acceptmg Sectton 8 part1c1pants, or tf yo u should have any questtons concernmg the Sectron 8 Rental Assistance Program, please contact Jean Trusse ll at 992-2733 Monday through Fnday, 9 00 a m to 5:00p.m 111 of Hydrostatic power steenng Ph d (!I I\ l ~ l 'l 111d R o n fn rl lll t p l t'~ l Lkllt o t tht. li N 1(1 011 tl A\\ tl Lt.tuon to 1 ROC K SPRINGS -Elizabeth '.. Bearh,s of Pome roy and Alban Salser of R acme won grand and re serve c hamp10n, respecuvely dunng M onday's o pen class poultry show at the M e1gs County Fau Bearhs won for her entry m the Contmental class, and Salser for a pen of Bantam ducks R esult,, by class, were C onn- TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local Schools w11l begm the school year on Aug 22 fo r stude nts and Aug 2 I fo r staff An open house scheduled for Aug 21 from 5 30 unnl 7 p m , fo r people to tout the school and see the facilities Students who have moved mto the distn ct smce last year sho uld contact either the Eastern Eleme ntary buildmg at 985-3304 or the high school at 985-3329 to regtster, as soon as posSlble Bus sch edules have been released and sho uld be nearly the same t1me schedules as last year Questions regardmg bus routes should be directed to 66 7- OES to meet ..'' I' OM [ IU )Y i'omnoy C l1Jpk r, ( )t<k r ol the EJ\tern St.ir, Will !lltLf Mo ndl\ 11 tht h1llm Chest<! , 7 111 p 111 Dance slated 1 U PP ER\ A, anJ i111e d uH. l' clogg11J~ .allHJg \\ lth ,]ow J .m u ng Wtll b, il<ld lt the ruppers Pbu]\ Vl·\\1 \nurda\ ~-II pnt, wtt h Trw.: ( Ollllll) l'vb r} Purn:un " til be !he <1ller SL]U Ill dJnun~ Collins at booth ROC K SPRIN GS - George C o llms, deputy dm ctor of the O hio D epartment of Transportatlon D1stn ct 10, '"11 VISit the ODOT booth at th e Me1gs County Fm o n Th ursday from 2-6 p m V1S1to rs to the booth may speak wtth Collins about quesuons o n county and reg10nal state highv.ay proJ eCts PLA INS Homecoming IU:ED SV ILL E - Eden U nited Brct hrt n Ch urch '"ll h.tve ots ho mc Lo nung StTVtLL" Aug 27 at the chmc h Joc.m• d mo nub no rth ofReedsvdle Suv1ces wdl be held at I 0 1 m . J carry- tn dmn t.:• r at 12 30 p m md :1 (t~..·n1 oon servtces at 1 111 p m wuh Peter Martmdalc and F untlv along \\i th spenal s1ngui g from :~.n:: a chu rches Boy charged in bus theft WASHINGTON (AP) - A 9-year-old boy cit trged Wlth stealing aTrailways bus says he was JU St gomg to V!Slt his grandfather The boy was am stcd after the bus crashed while making a U -turn o n an expressway Jt onn ell Blakeney faces JU Vemle charges, as well as a curfew and counseling program until lm co urt date • R onn ell rode lm b1ke to the bus statl on Monday, findmg a bus w1th 1t:s door open, The Waslungto n Post reported Wednesday "So 1 did lt jUSt like my uncle showed me how to do 1t - I pressed th!S button to start the e n ~m t', and that's when 1 pulled the bus out and st.trted to dnve 1t," he told the newspaper " I knew the police were gomg to pull me 0\ cr, and that 1 was gomg to get m trouble And t hey were gomg to lock me up," he saLd The bus hit a utility pole as AssiStant Police C hiefTerrance W. Gamer was dnvmg by Gamer arrested the boy. to on the radto wouldn 't be o n 1f 11 weren't for Elvts;' ""d Stacv, 20 ' 1 respect lum 1 thmk he was bo ld and , I gue" )'OU could SO}, had a lo t of guts " The nev. v1gtlcast as the estate called 1t, was an oppo rtumty fo r thousands of fans around the world to see the g raveSlde process10n, the high pomr of a wee k of fa n meetmgs, dances and me1nonals Fans lit candles at Graceland's gates and walked smgle file up the tjuarte r- mile dn w to Elvts' g rave 111 a small garden bes1de the ho use, which d raws 600,000 VlSltors a year Stop smoking refunds ately return a telepho ne call seekmg comme nt Tuesday INS honors raid agents BRUNSWICK, Ga (AP) - Scores of agents who had roles m the se1zure of Cuban Elian Go nzalez from his Mianu relat:lves w<re honored Tuesday by INS Conummoner Dons MeLSSn er In :! ceremony at the Federal Law Enfo rcem e nt Trammg Center, M e1ssner pra15ed more than 100 lmnugratlon and NaturalizatiOn Se rVlce workers for the1r long hours of work m bnngmg "Operation Reumon" to a close The operation ended April 22 when e1ght heavily armed Border Patrol agents took the boy from the M1anu home MeiSsner sa1d the se1zure was necessary and that all agents "did an outstandmg JOb under some of the most trymg crrcumstances anagtnable" Cuban- Amencans who opposed Ehan 's court-ordered return to Cuba Wlth his father protested his se1zure HARRISBURG, Pa (AP) - A company that cl>Lmcd 11 could help people stop smoking m seven days ha.' reached an agreement Wlth 12 states to stop making nusleading statements and pay them a total of $65,000 The states challenged Oxyfresh Worldw1de Inc 's cla1ms that liS seven-day, ant:l-smoking system could treat, cure or prevent mcot!ne add!ctlon. "It's our contcnllon that these clamJS along MEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) - Grnvcs1de cereWith other all~ged benefit! were both unbeliev11.10111cs an: usually mmber and pnvate affairs able and un~ubstantmted," Pennsylvama Attor1hat s_not nece~~!'IY tru_e when 1t comes to the - nll)' General Mlku Fisher sa1d Tuesday DETROIT (AP) ~ A former Navy sailor K1.ng of R.Ocl< n Rcill. Oxyfresh, based m Spokane, Wash , entered suspected of gmng from port to port killing rhc ,a nnual candlelight prlgrunage past E~vu 111to the agree ment to resolve clamu that 1ts women lrled to kill a wom:m by choking her l'n:slcy s grave made •t• worldwide streanung advert:lsements v1olated federal food and drug after they had sex, she testified Tuesday. RIIIRVI BUT OF SHOW - Roses used wit h ragwee d and hosta Vttk o debut Tuesday on the Presley estate's Web laws as well as states' comumcr protection laws "He kept 1.1ymg, 'I hate prosmutes, I hate P~~·· at http:: l www elv!s-presley com. The company stopped selling the product prostuutes:" Avon Skinner testified durmgjohn and enhanced with twisted walking s tick won t11c reserve be st of s how I love lt, sa1d ~~n D1ane Holbrook, 48, of after the states beg;tn mvc st!gallng Its clauns 111 Enc Armstrong's prelinunary hemng. She 1.11d for PeSIIY Crane The creative ma ss design was In the "Parlor" class J) un<allville,Texas A lot of people JUSt see It a 1997 she passed out and Armstrong left her on the bt tlt• lHt o n the ncv. s, but now 1t's gomg to hit Z 1111 1' ~h c1 i 1 ( m t ~< J oy<e The advert:lsements, which appeared m prmt <!de of the road w1th a whole d1fferent group of people." M.wur..: l and on the Internet, promoted Oxyfn:sh's $1 79, Armstrong, a husband and father of two, has Holbrook has been to Grace!.nd, Presley's i'vhtl ~ol d l uh Sue To ban, Bn.tr five-part program, "Easy Qu1t Smokers Support been charged m five Detroit-area murders and tormc·r n:s1dence, more than a half dozen times Systetn" Long lloltOlll Dtll from Page AI four attempted murders. All cases mvolve choklt>r the amuversary of h!S death on Aug 16, Su nll u'"' ' ll 11.tr Dill, Joyce The program cons"t:s mostly of a reg1men of mg or strangulanon and authormes say all VlCI Y77 Several tunes she has brought her daughBee Vacca. 1 \11 :lt ltld herbal capsules, aud10tapes and "aromatherapy tlms are prost1tutes ter, Stacy, creatmg .a new generat1on of Elv!S fan Jumor class K1d ' s R oom l lo>t.t Al~rc rho mpson support" It has not been deternuned 1fthe cases will be "! unde rstand that a lot ofstuffllike to listen m cludmg toys Natas ha Mo hler, C al.! d nu 1n Allle Thomp so n A company spokeswo man did not munedi- tned together Joshua M ohler, no tlurd Bett\ l >em Jumor class D og H o use H dtm lhm lktt) D<·an 1nte rpret1ve N atas ha M o hle r. Pcrt.·nnt :-~1 Shell 1 Curt1s, Evelyn Joshua M o hler, no th1rd 1-1 olklll The Daily Sentinel Horticulture A. nnu.d h<rll' Simla Cu rm (USPS 213 960) In th e horttculru re rltv1o;; 1on I I tn g m g h l"kt r Eveh n Ho llo n Ohio Valley Publishing Co. where spec1mens and potted plams PL1ttui PI tnt '\t..H c. uk tit Peggy contact, Brmsh o ffiCLals s;ud, but cult to steer, Babenko sa1d ResMOSCOW (AP) - R escuers Pu hh~ hcJ c:Hry af1cr noon Mo nday 1hro ugh we re JUdged the blue nbbons wm C1 ult I mluv Ill ( o urt St Po meroy O h10 bv the the R.usSLan Defense and Forc1gn cuers were only able to see a few m an underwater escape ca psule O h1 1• V:~ llc: y Pub lt sh1ng Compa ny Sc:"o nd ners were Pott <d pltnt> toltage E\el)n M mm n es sa~d RusSia has not mches t hrough the muddy w ater Inched thro ugh sw 1rhng sand and d J'\.S pu~t agc p ~ 1 d ~~ Pomeroy Oh1o R oses Duane Weber, Ru tland , Hollon !\ lt mhrr 1he i\ ssm; 1a1ed Prtss and the Oh1o asked fo r any foretgn asS!stance 111 even though they had searchlights, strong cum:nts Wednesday, fi ght111g two, Alice T hompson, Pomewy, Pnttld p13 m.., l. . Joom tn g Jovcc N '>~ ~ r lpc r AssocJallon he md the rescue effort to rea ch a cnppled RussLJn nuclear I UST ~t AST E R Sen d addrc u corre ci iUn5 tu three, Peggy Crane, !viJddlcport, M \ 1\lH I Deputy Pnme lv\iruster llya Kl eThe Ru ss1an n avy was detersubmanne on the sea bottom W1th I he Datly Scntm cl Ill Cou rt St Pomeroy Joyce MJnud , R acme E du cational Div1s1o n Ou• 4~ 7 6Q nu ned to contm ll e what was at banov sa1d Wednesday there was 11 6 sailo rs trapped umde Dov1 d Kmg, Po mcmv Glad10li SU BSC RIYfiON RATES 'J../tllll l llt.!; \Jut 11hhP!l\ Ill the Bntam on Wed nesday flew a least a fi fth rescue effort With the no s1gn of life By C arrl ~ r or Motor Route Lula Su < Toba n, cduL lrHlllll t -.: lnh1h" I' B11:1r D ill Dahl1a esca pe capsule, bu t the weather 111 0 11 w~c k S2 110 llllnt - su bmann e to No rway m Pomc toy, two Betty Dean, 111 l.llllllt'> 11111 ll.';n]d.., 111d -.untlowOn~ Mu llh $8 70 the I3arems Sea "'-'as deten oratm g preparatiOn to asstst 111 a resc ue One 1r $104 00 Ehz.1beth Bearhs Pomeroy Wedn esday aftern oon wl!h high effort 1f R ms1a asks to r help, the S ING I F. L OP\' PRICE lJ~1Iy $0 Cc nl.!. wmds and waves buffe tmg rescue BntLS h D efen se M111 1Stry slid Suho;l nhc rs nol d ~s 11m g In pay rhe u rr u ITJa) sl11 ps, sa1d navy Cap t. Igor R uss~an and NATO offi c1als arc 111 rc11111 m ;u.h a nee d11CCI 1\J The Da1 ly Scn u ncl AEP - 35'•• Baben ko II( 1lhree ~ ~ x olr 11. month h 11 ~ 1 ~ Cred 11 "'1 11 he Akzo - 43'11 J!i1c n ~.: a mer l'il~ h ~<oC:Ck Atte mpts to latc h on to o ne of AmTech/SBC - 42). ~u ~ u h\C flpl!fln hy mal l pc rmllt cd m ~ t ca~ the cargo hatches of the subma Ashland Inc - 35l. SPRING VAllEY CINEMA ltt n ho m; ca rnct sen tee 1 ~ aq ula hlc ROUTE J5 WEST AT&T - 3 1 ~.. nne, w hich was lymg at a simp 446 • 4524 OLD l'o lol \h(f r c~ C I V C ~ l hc u ghl \0 Udj 1 ~ \ 111\ C~ 11&4 JACKS014 PIKE Bank One - 35' durn g th e suhscn p1 111 11 pcr10d Sl llSC tlp1t o n angle, were bcmg fru strated FRIS/11 /00 • THURS 8/17/00 Bob Evans - 1sl. oJ 1 Lh mg1' nay he lm('llemcnl ed hy chll 181 11g BOX OFFICI Will OPIN AT became the curre nt was rocking BorgWarner - 36'1"' 1!1 ~ lln;111o 1 of lhc suh ~c 11 p11o n 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS Champ1on - 2~. the reKue capsule. making 1t d!fliCharmtng Shops - 5 "' 12:30 PM FOR MATINEES MA ll S UB SC RIPTIO NS BY TH E ASSOC IATED PRESS -r lu n -.~ IJ\ n1...::.ht M ('~th c luud) City Holdong - 8 '• Imide Meigs l:ounl v HOLLOW MAN (R) H1ghs o n T hursda y g<llt' l,tlh \\llh 1 c.hllllt o t ..,\ ~1\ \ll , :1nd Fede~ Mogul - t 1l. S27 l O J1Wcck<~ 7 15 &9 30 DAILY FlrF --24\ w1ll be 111 the 80s under d ou dv tht nd~ 1--t01 q.,( I O\\" 111 tilL lo\\Lf S'il 82 'U \~~ t k" MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 15 & 3 30 ................................. 110<56 Gannet1 57\, "2 \\ ctks sk tes, th e N atwnal Weath er Sc i- 1nd nud (,{ 1, I, BLESS THIS CHILD (R) Ra lf'' 01tlsldt Mt'1gs l:ounh General Electnc - 57 ~. 7 15 &91 5 DAILY VIC(' SJHi Fxtrruipd fo rrcas t· l' W~IkS $292 "i Harl ey Dav1dson - 44~. MATINEES SAT/SU N 1 15 & 3 15 Su nset to mght W1 U be at H !Jtd 1\ \1 \~rl\ ~lou d\ \\ tth 1 ""f1 \Vn k" SS6 6H Kmart - 7 SCARY MOVIE (R) Kroger - 20 \.. ~2 \\~' ks SII'Kl72 J!ld su n n sc un T hursd.1y It (, ~ (, Llnlh l Pt .., JW\\lf\ 111d thundt.: J7 20 & 9 20 DAILY Lands End - 28 b l 1)1 -.ttll Ill' 1 !112:~' m tlh ln\\L J md ltd - 20l. SPACE COWBOYS (PG1 3) Reader Serv1ces nud Kl h ' Oak Htlt Ftnanctal - 16 Wea ther forec ast : 700&930 DAILY OVB - 27!. NO PASSESINO BARGAIN NIGHT To mght Partl y doud y Ar<." o t S.ltutdn M ~,, rh l k 11 I o' '' 111 Our m~l n ~.: onnrn In all slorles b 10 be MATINEES SAT/S UN 1 00 & 3 30 BBT - 26 l. tht: )(1\\ Ll h(\, 111d h1 bhli Ill th l.' fo g dew lo pmg Jfte r m t dm ~h t n c~ u ruH 1r yoo llnuw of an et rur In a stof')', Peoples - 14lo COYOTE UGLY (PG13) u ll lh t ne wsrollm a l tHO) 992 l1 5! We Prem ter - 5 1, Lm\S 111 the upper 50s L•ght and !O\\ll Ni).., 7 20& 9 20 OAILV ~ Ill 1 h H k ) UUr lnfo rm•llo n 11nd rn•ke 11 Rockwell - 38\ vanabl e wmd Su ndt\ Pnth tlm1 . . h lo\\~ 111 MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 20 & 3 20 'M i t r tlon If wnrranted Rocky Boots ~ 5' ~& Thursda y l ncreas111 g cl ouch- th e uppct :'>1 111d ht~h-. m the NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 RD Shell - 60 '• Nrw~ Dcpa r1men1S lowt..J ~(J... ness H1ghs 111 th< m td 80s THE KLUMPS (PG1 3) Sears - 30~11 Elvis fans In cyberspace VIctim testifies In trial Flowers Rescuers try to reach downed sub .. LOCAL STOCKS 'I "' VALLEY W EATHER 7 11 Cloudy skies slated Thursday n 42 HP/36.9 max1mum PTO 1 Bearhs wins poultry show To begin school 6079 Students who we re served free or reduced lunch last year w dl contmue to be served until new apphcau o ns are processed and approved Lunch pn ces w1ll remam the same as last year SI 25 for K8, and $1 30 for h1gh school All students Will be offered breakfast .tl no cost Student mfo nnauon forms w1ll be d.istnbuted Aug 22 and should be completed and returned to the school as soon as posSible If there are quesuons regardmg the mfo rmatlOn, pare nts should co nta ct the respect1ve ;c h ool NATIONAL NEWS BR.IERFS '" P ln g .\ 1\l,lll who h H \11 ( H it\! lll t h ng 1u 1H d 111 Amcn c ~m LOrl't..' L{tom Tl 11t' t h ~.: t"l t fot Umner Will also be served H alf <>I 1 ba rbecue ch1cken With slaw, 1oll Jnd baked beans Wlll be sold ofti l L' MARK S I 8 millio n to d.tte 1\. Patty Gnflin, a spoke>\\omarr )..~ ARAMARK, sa1d the companr coul d lint 11111ltedr ately comment James Gondl os , execut1ve di rector of the Amt!ncan Lor r~c tl o nal Assou.ttlon , s.till tt would not be mappm pnate fi11 Wllk""'" ' to attend the 1eceptw n ""\ "The most he' d bL• dm ng: \\nu ld h1 to h}w a d11nk of D1et Cuke ptolo tbl\ " ' I JUst do n't ic!e tlut s an I"Slll'," (; o ndlL\ . . nd Wt It hn tllll - rlw from Page AI for $5 whde beans and cornbread w 1]] se ll for $1 50 Dmn ers wtll be sold from 12 30- 3 30 p 111 All proceeds !rom Commumty Umty 2000, whKh 15 bemg spo nsored by Bend Area CARE, w 1ll go to the Amencan Alloys food bank RO C K SPRI NGS R acme Grange took first place m the grange ex h1bltS at the M e1gs Co un ty Fa1r w1th Star m seco nd place and the M flgs County Grange, Langsville, m thud T heme this year was "Laun ching mto th e N ew C entury" Judgmg was based o n on g mality o f 1deas and m atcn als, auracttve ness, appearance neatness, G ran ge teachings, ac h1eve ment goal and commuruty serv1ce, farm p rodu cts and handicraft nental, Elizabeth Bearhs Pomeroy, Bantam, modern ga me, Tammy j arv11, M1ddleport, Bantam, O ld English Gam, Zachary Man uel, R acme, Bantam , R ose Comb C lean, M LCha el Manuel, Racme, Bantam, ducks (pullet and cockerel) Jackie Jusuce, Pomeroy, Ban tam ducks (hen and cock), Alban Salse r, R acme tl.td t llll pln\ C t 1 ---------------------------, As Clerk of Courts, I would like to annodhce that the Meigs County Title Department wlll be providing extended office hours on Tuesday evenings. Commencing on Tuesday, July 11 , 2000, the staff wlll be available to serve the public from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. If there are any questions, please feel free to contact me at (740) 992-5290 ""; Thank You. ~'yy , • TOL EIJ U (AI') - s,.,e,J bb c k l m m.tkcrs fro m O lu o pl.ln to tmb:u k o u thctr 0\\ll tt .u.k uu s ~t on to So uth Afii L 1 m.: xt \HI.:'k " 1th u ut .1 rt.: pn:scn t a tl\ L o f th t..· T 1ft H.lmtlll 'o tn - PL i lt \\l,. d f lllil l lljl l\ t ltL l U!l - L legislators from Ohio headed for Africa Little disparity found in the sentendng ofwhites and blacks \\ l ' 7/14, 1111, 1120 7124 1121, err. 8/9, 8/1 4, 8!1 6 ' ' Bl~ck C OLUMBUS (AP) - A state employees rclat1o nsh1p betwee n th e pnvate sector and umon 15 urgmg the director of the Oh10 pns- pubhc of!iCLals represented by such sponsorshtp, ons systen1nut to attend a recept1on at a natio n - Wray s~ud al pnson conference Wednesday because a coWilkinson, reached at the convenuo n, called spo nsor of the recepuon ts under state mvestl- the umon 's objeCtlon "tnte ' gat1on for a current pmon contract ~- - - - - -He's not planning to attena the rec ept1on, The Ohto C1vtl Semce Employees A<SoCLa- but even tfhe d1d , doesn't se e a conflict 11on sa1d It 11 mappropnate for Reguuld "I hove a pohcy of not gemng mvolved Wlth W tl klll S<lll, dtrc ctor of the Dcp.mment of comp.mlcs," he sa1d " I do11't cmss the hne I R l'i11btl1 t.ttHl1l 1nd C orl't! Ctlons, w .mend the k11ow 1t, th e ll111un k11ows 11, but thiS 11 an 1e<ept1011t p1 1<>1' to tWclvmg the 111110 E R C.tss opportllmty ft>r the m to demonstr,tte th eu l ' l ll ll'l fl \ 111.\l ALhtl..'\'~ llll..'llt Award ,H thl.' At l1 L'! - t lp ~ { Js ltl o n ro prt\ .ltt:z.ltt {\11" H: .uJ CorrcLt!Ull al Assm.J..ttwn's ~ nm1.1l t on fL•JTht• C ass .tward 1s gtvcn to p ~oplc workmg <'tH e 111 San Antnmo,Tcxts 111 tlw wm•ctao11s field " whn h,l\ e d<dtt .tt<·d ARAM ARK C m n..: l tlon .tl So.: 1\ I l l ~ of (.) 1k t h L ll pmfc ss!o n.11 hvt.•s tn ,tdv.mnng rhl.' l m r ..·cBronk Ill , IS t..o.-spo morw g th ~.: piL'- 1\\:l!ds tHms tnd t..rt!llm.tl JllStt u ; fi~ lds, ' J cc mdul ~ t1l I L' u 'ptHlll Thl' company holds th L l lllt c nr L O ll th L 1W1t l.ltlO!I tl ll t t o fLL' d llltll,ltL's .tt rilL Nobk ( ' u llt..' c. ttOI1 11 Stltt' Attd!tot j 11 n i'L' tiO t'o L' X:lllli !Hil g ARA l11st1tut1o 11 . 11 1111ulcs e.tst of ( olum bus MARK 's tm>-yc'.ll S!r H 1111lho 11 <Ontltct SLglled Jt, the A RAM ARK «l1111et tlo n wc· obJt<t 111 O<tobe r 1'NH to l)C SEA s po k ~.~ sm:-~n Pet~.: I W11\ s:11d TuLsI h L tll\1.:\tlg.mon look' at whether t h~.: st.tte d l\ ' WL th mk lt s uu pprop n :t tl' H th1 s po1 11t tmptopu l) l lun~ni thL' tLII1lS of t h~.: LOlltl .lLt rhc tl llJ () [} \\ h tt h o p po s~s t h~.-· prl\ ,lttZltlOil :tftL I It w as stgnnl • An lllte' l tl\l pnson lllt.:lllO nf J.>I tSnn '1 \ 'i km npcntto ns objLLts to thL d o~L d ncd Aug 2 s.l) S tht.: stltl' ht ~ ovu pa1J. AR A- ltld q'!IJiltd cn t sources " he sa1d Baldwlll s.11<.i In s of11c. L' w .1s tlm>c.ft..·d w 1th calls from pare nts who had le arn ed obuut th e E l.Oh lll ft'Lt lons Tl11.. y wen ~ :~ ll lll g wnh qu estions about the tlln~.: ss or out of Ulll t t'rll t ht' ll d uldren \\'L'rl~ showlllg Wlllptoms jm1 M n n n prL'sHkn t o f the Mniull ( 'ou n ty Fatr boa rd , satd all the ,11111 11 tl sta lls at the tm Jrc c.h smf~.: t:t l.'d bLfo re rhc l.'VL'Ilt st.Jrt~ ' Wr. re domg the sJ ml' thm g \\t vc bee n dm n ~ for 1 SS ve ;1 rs hL' s;.ml E u1h can be sprc:.d tlu mt g h Lont m u ntt~.: d rood o r dnnkm g w.ltl' r c.ot ltlLt \\ tt h c. .mk nu nure or thro ugh pe rso n w pt..· rso n c. o m.Kr ~-lhldwm satd cluldrt 11 1t rhe f. Hr often pt:t ammals T ht• :mmnl ~ \ Oill d llll ts "It or w :-~ l k 111 mt nurc md m.t) c. ,t t l ) tht. b h ten 1 on tht..•tr tur If cluldrcn do n t \\ l\h 1hu r 1 1111 d ~ iltLJ pt..ttl ng th L' :11lllll:t ls t hl') k l \ ~o. t! Jt ll l\ th o l ljJ I.. II to cxposun.: Employees' union: award for state official conflict of interest t hl LL 111 L lll llld \\ l 'l dl tll ll lll t \l'I',L DAY T O N (AI') - A doctor \\ h o pc1t o rm ~ l.H L - l l't Ill l b UI tto li S ho pes .t k dcr.tl JUdg< \\ 1ll block .t ne\\ Oluo l.t w !lt.tt \\ o uld ban t h os L p1 m cJu 1cs .llld pt nah ze phym It li S "h o perfo tm thent . th L: c.loLtm s bw yet s ud Tu esda) JJr M a rtin H as kell , owner of Wo men 's M ed1ca l l' rofessto nal Co rp , wh1 ch o perates clu11Cs 1n Dayton , C 111 Cmnan ond Akro n, sued July 27 1n U S Dmn ct Co urt H a< ke ll 's la w ye r Alphon se Gcrhardstem of C mc mn at1, s a~d he exp ec ts Judge Walta R1 ce to ISS Ue' a 10- day, temp o ra rv rcstramtng order on Thursdav to block the law, wh1 ch would go tnto effec t th at day at the earhe<t ii L I ht l dlU ~ IJ t t l mc.: nt spokesm an E coil ca n CJU"\ bloody d1arrht:J , seve re Jbdonunal cra1npn1g Jnd, 111 the worst <: JSt's. kidney fa dure T he Centers fo r DISease Contml estimates th ere are 73,000 cases of th e mfcctto n 111 th e Umted States each year, mcludmg abollt 60 fatali ties H crtzc r cautt o11ed stro ngly agamst co ncludmg that the fa tr was th e first and only sourt e Although at least fo ur of the mm.1l cases were m chtldren who had been to the fm th.tt IS not rrue of aU the cases, he s ~u d HL'rtzcr \\ a ~­ n t su re of the t'xact breakdow n " WL~ do n't h ave a source yl't,' he S:l td Patients Wlth r;on firm cd cast:s w~.: n: bcmg mtcrv1ewed exte nsively Jbout tht' lr wht retbouts 111 the days bt: fo rc they t. JlllL do\\ 11 wtth thL 1lhw~s . H c:rtzl'f s:1td Ge netiC te'i tlll g w11l also be PL'rfilrm l'Ll to tl'll tfrlll' L.hl.' ~ "t..amc fro m the same suu r LL o t If WL h J \L' :1 cJ U S(L'r lll g o f {JSL' S th,tl h,t\L dtfl l't - Doctor hopes that judge blocks Ohio's late-term abortion law of l'1J 1 l lli\ I Od\ C LEV.ELA N D (AJ>) - The nu mber of people mfected by E colt bactena m northeast O h10 rose to 14 Tuesdav, and a health offiual sa~ d <hLid ren pettmg ammals at the M edma Coun ty Fa1r see ms lt kely to be at least one source o f the t..Ontanunatw n 'As far ::~s we kno\\ ar the m o nu.· nt tl,~.: commo n dt<no mm::~ to r seems to be pettmg ammals at the fa tr and then caung o r drmking chddren putttng thetr hands 111 tlw r mo uths Withou t washmg," M ed111 a Coun ty H ealth Co mnu moner Davtd lhldwm sa1d Tuesdav Th e Ohm Department of H ealth on M ond l)' sa1d th t:re were SIX Lu nfirmed c.1scs of E m it 0 15 7 H 7 mfectw •un nort h~a> t O h10 T ho hea lth department mcre>Sed 1he numbe r to 1• on Tuesday afternoon Tht' pcopll' who Wt.: IC mfcL tLd J I C bl:'twn n IS mont hs of age .md 67 ) cars o ld Tll<'y til\t tlottCl.'d S\ mptoms hL'(\\ t'L'n Juh ' I md l tst Sund.1y s.ud R .md\ Hertz<r .1 ile'.tlth dcp trt- The Da1ly Sentmel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio LOCAL NEWS BR.IEFS 1IIm\ \ g:wt' a fo u r-ye .u pnson \ l lV ~.. St lg:J Cl0 11 llll pJ o\1:\:.' p ~) h Lt.: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 Fourteen n·ow have E. coli infedion BUCKEYE BRIEFS 1.: VVednesda~August16 , 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Value pncec diesel workhorse Simple/common sense des1gn 1 8 fwd/2 reverse FarmTrac 45 transmiSSion Fuel-efficrent 4-stroke diesel lh ~ NEW FarmTrac Senes ma in numbn Is 992 21.5! llf pilrlme nl m lun § art Etd 1101 l.en trn l \1 11mt11t'r F.J~: 1 1101 Nr 11 ~ ............ ........................................ or F. J~: I 11 06 1 ~ ~~ Common Sense Solullons · LOWELL C. $HINN TRACTOR H~ Oth rr St-n l r r~ \ thtrt ,~ tnx ......... .......................... E111 11 04 ( lrru lntlun [JC I IIOJ 4359 State Route 160 N., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Marlene Meigs County Clerk of Courts 740-446-1044 • ( tml nt>d ,\d ~ 7 10 &9 10 DAI LY MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 10 31 0 Shoneys - l, Wal Mart - 51 l, Wendys - 18'. Worthtnglon ~ 11 J'• THE REPLACEMENTS (PG·13) 7 00 & 9 00 OAILY MATIN EES SAT/S UN 1 00 & 3 10 WHAT LIES BENEATH (PG1 3) 4 p m ctostng quotes of the prev1ous days trans act1ons provtded by Ad vest of Gat tpolts MATINEES SAT/SU N 1 DO & 3 30 h t 1100 M-F 8-5; Sat 8-12 Noon • MORE LOCAL NEWS.MORELOCALFOLKS. Datty stock reports are the 7 00 & 9 30 DAILY • ' ' Subscnbe today. 992-2 156 �• • Police find car in hitskip fatal City suspends patrolman AKRON (AI' ) A o r fo und 111 Summit Lake fits rh e des n1 pt1on of a ve h1cle mvulved 111 a htt-sktp acudent tilJt killed a 22 - year- old Jogger, poh< e s.11d Po hLe were sea rchm g Tuesday ntght for the 40-yea r-old Sro\\ wo man '' ho ow ns th e I \194 tea l C hevrolet Cava he r TrJ C)' To mko, of Ak ron. was kolled abou t 6 am Fnday w he n sh,· was Jut by a car whtk ru nmn g 3long an :}( cess road to her .1 part men t co mplex Po l1 ce towed t he LJ r o ut o f the l.l ke Tuesday and dt d not tlml 1 bo d y 111 tt The veilld e Jud 1 bro ke n w tndsh tdd and IH a\\ dam age to th e front 11ght C LEV ELA N D (AI') A C levd anu pohce offi ce r was ha ndeu a 70- day suspe m1 on Tut: sdav to r .tbu smg L nme su sP" ts ar res ted followm g a chl'e C ity Sofe tv D~re c tor H e nry l ruzm an sa id evid ence presenrt'LI at a hea nn g Au g 8, tncludmg a \ 1deo reco rdm g of J tel cVlSIOn broadc >< t of the arrest sh owe d that Patrolman Kevm Kdl y r.u1ltu cd a ~o.a r \\ nhu ut per mi SSIO n kicked a suspcl l ,1 11 d ::. ~ru L k a suspt::d m th e faLe T hc.: 111Jl l ' - }Car offll.n mt cnds to tp pe.d the su~ p e u sJon through tl tt C k vd md P o it L L Pttt ol mt: n ~ A sso u .lt JO il Th t.: !ld l.U ll SI S[ t"ll t With I do'- rq;mon thJ t a nun g:-.\1..' pnh <~.: of a blu e o r tel l cu th H hL ~ 1\\ lbo ut th e tim e To m ko " " ln t .t nJ killed We w tll proL e s ~ tht· c.u as , oo n JS It Jn es o ut R1 ght now. \\ e do n 't have anythm g ro go o n to say. Yes It IS th e en ' or No. tt s not th e ca r," ' po hce M lJ C m g G tlbnde sa1d A po lt ce spo kesma n m d lat< l uesda y mght that th e car " as rl'pn rtt•d sto lt: n but h Jd no mtb rm au o n as to \\h e n H w l S repo rted stolen l'o hce and To mko's fa llul y ln~e bee n askm g fo r the pu bhe's hel p 111 findt ng th e moto rtst who hit her To mko was all av1d JOgger, and neighbo rs sa1 d she ran m ost mo rn111!}1 To mko's funeral was schedule,d for Wednesday m Eu chd Ex-employee pleads HAMILTON (AP) - A fo rmel' Butl er Co un ty shentT's o ffi ce employee pleaded gu1lty Tue; day to fel ony charges that he sexually abu sed two male teen-agers U ale Stewart , 37 , pl ea ded g uilty 111 Buder Co unty Comm on Pleas Court to two t. : ounts of sex ual batt ery Stewart r t'I\ITins!n CLi<tooy wlfi k COUrt nffic ers do t1 prt>st.'ntc.-n ctng llll JO il ~ LOI1tillt Shenff Harold Doll C, ab ba1d ~ I ILi ht' Hn·d StL" Wart, :t '-'''Ihm t h ~: ~ O illl lHI IIH ,\ - 111 J ulv tft t' l sub-..t nltt lt u l ll l )l \) dt vtliH lll , 11 1 l il \ L\i ll g ltlll11 111 t h ~.: to1 mdc pcndt nt ubH r ltwn O n M " 1 poill < ch.tst·d 1 car that had mo ann t•d robbc·1y ' u s p ct ts l ll S J d ~;.~ A td e \ ISJO n tl l' W~ ht ll(op tt' l Ln: n t l'IL\ I SL'd the end of th e d me md th e l1 TL St \ O f the fiH· pob ce offic e r< on h Kl.'l l) '' 1s di sc t- 1nvo h cd plm ed Th, ot hers we re de .trc d S1x t\ d:w s o f tht.: suspe nsu. m Hl~ to r \\h at Gu znu n sa td was ph\ ~I L tlh Jssau lttn g 1 su spcd \\ ho \Us m h.wtku ffs 1nd L'\l Oi tt d b\ t \\0 ntliL ers, who h:1d th t. • susp l'ct 111 th eiT g rasp " G u zman S:1 1d l'V Idcncc p rese nted at the d1so plmary hea nn g showe d that Kelly 'st ruc k the suspec t o pe n han de d w lt h a gloncmg blow to the s1de o f th t· f.1cc ' But C PPA 's preSident, Bo b Bec k, satd Kelly was JUSttfied 111 all Iu s act1 o ns T he v1deotape does no t tell the who le sto ry," Bec k sa 1d, " It's a v1ew fro m 150 to 200 fee t above the grou nd" Bec k sa1 d th e susp ect ' was cur smg hun , and 11 appeared to Kelly that he was about to splt o n hun or head butt h un , so h e used a sw1pe to keep that perso n ::JWJ) fro m hun Sentence issued in murder-plot ELYRIA (AP) - A Judge ~e n ... [ t!J1 CI..' tO l \V011l .111 Ulll V J tt~ d nf pl o t1111 ~ tn b tw her d.lttflht er k dl L d Ill md t t to g1..·t Lustuc.h o f h l 1 gtllllj L !J Ji dt L il Lot l t ll ( ' n ll llt) t ' u u lt ll O II 1'1 <1\ j udg< K m llll I (;J I\·a, sn td St L \\ I tt l lHtld h t 'I L I \ tL' IHL'd Mnt hll \ th It ht t 1d 01 ~o.d mto Il l OllL to tl \t.' H 'll\ Ill tJ I I SO l l r h~.: '~.: rH L llL L th.1t Sh ~.: 1 h ( mn , " " ' ' S l ll ,OIII I ri ll <' 0 11 ' "" .J <) o l I " "'" l11d t ,t.t\1, ult l1fe ~ o ullt SLt HL'IH\ 11 £ 1 ~ ~d 1 u.iul u.! l! td iJ 1d bt..'L'I1 \L':XU 1JI ) llld l Ui SLpr 2H pit ) , ,, ,til) tJru , ed by bet f.t th cl 1m o tL g: 1tors h 1\L \lt LI th ~.: (, ]1\ ,\' d so fi nt.: d Co rn 'L ~ ttl \ lli \ ;"! Uit o t O lll o t tll L So I Iiii i 111d IS II II lli h< r ti l.lt tu.: n ' OL Cllrrl' d .1s f: n ln ck ,, lOll t t O lil l ll] , \\Ill I.O ! Hilltl l to 1b o u t l\\0 }L,ITS .1go 0\l!\LL h L t to t l ft \t' - \ L ll }J L: rJ od Ifi Ll \hL ~l l \ L'i ht: J '> 1..' 1\CC IK L <. o r11 ~ .t noi Il l \ J tc. k Bnd ln to ld t h ~.: )udgL bdorc sc ntcn ct ll g t li .n C m n ' hvLd .1 \ t: t\ rt·r( IN C l N NAT l (AP ) A t !blc hfe as a c ht ld and su ffc" 111 Hl j et.. used of f::t! st:h :ld\ c r t t~­ tro111 1 lll<'nta l dLSmd e r Bradlev t n g and selhn g n ew to\ ~ :lS s,ud (om <h opp ed her t11 1tl al 111t1 qu e co ll ec tibl es ple .!d ed pi c. 1 ot l l lll O tL!H b\ n.: 1son o f gt nlty to nwl lra ud ltl SallJt\ lf{cl lll L II Ll \ t' X d ll111l dH owa rd E R ee\c s 52 ol [ 10 1b ~ h m\ u l 'i ht.: knt'\\ rhe chfW t\ nesv1lle t:ntat: d tht: ph: 1 l l i L'llLl hl' l \\L'L il t ig- h t 111ci ru esda} bcfo te J udge ll er l111 11 \\ rnn g We ber 1n US D IS trt ct Co urt ( OT n t.ILLd th ttL to 10 ve ars Webe r cou ld St: nt cn c~.:: 111 pn so n bc:c Just.: she pleaded R ee -v es to up to ti \.c years 111 no contest MJy 9 to l OII Spu acy pnso n a S250 000 fi ne and to co mn u t murder She w:1 s th ree years of pro batiO n, and charg,d tn Ma rch 1997 aft er an order h1111 to make re~ tl tunon Infor m.lllt to ld polH.:e Corn tn rhe V I C t i m ~ R ce\ es IS frn· on offered $3 000 111 exc hange fo r lH1 11 d pe m..l tng ~e nte;:n u ng on the m urder uf he r d .lllgh t ~r f'nv 14 A sstli t:l ltt Count) ProscL utor r- t..~J~,_ r:d p ro 'it.: c u to rs \ u d Vu d L K .1t' t ro~ ~ u J th~: d.lll ghR Ll \t..:'\ -.o ld Ill\\ ttp lt t 1~ nt tn\ tll Rt. II Llti Cor n 2!J h1 s t nmtrttt t1o n t qntpmt tlt th 1r ht J11mtd flLIL o! { )h1o \\ hd t ti n: n prcsl'ntcd 1 ~ lllthJli L to l k u Jblco; t ~' ..,t,LII 1 U\ l " hi''"~ \ l'l \\ l \ !l LlldtJI~ llll\ \ ~ \ti\1 tht U rntul \,t l!t" Il l IL Ll\,,1 tt rlllt Ld til hLr I UJ 111 1 poll { l bt lIt. \l. <.. Olll 1 tn(l] }11\l ll tiH til \,2] 111111 dk g m om Plea entered to mail fraud 1 ft()lll th t i ~ L t_tl \rt llll L I \ J { u \ L~ ld\CI{I~ld 1111 1'1/lllL ~ 1\1 I Ill\', ( liHll]\I L \IlL Ill 1 1 to\ It t t hH \ \\11\ g 10 1) (1 1] '\ lllt ll \ htd n )) u t tbJt PT\1\ll l lttll\ ~ td I ht\ ~l l t l l l.. u.\l~ l'ul rht U\ tl~ llld UnttLd l' tt , J '1..1\lll to ~t:lld \Jtl l llh l J,t IJ,t 11t t nll tLt dliL ( II \ ' 111 \:r , I' 1't tl I t l\ t 'Ill] rl1 tlh jLl\ til l it\\ II pt\lllLIH ~ 111 1 IIIII/I'- 111d \ '-Ltl l {1 l t)• lt tl~t"t l h l\1 d' I I ll ! l ILl[]' I J ! I! 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'l hed ukd ,t SL pr 1 h t H l ng: o n w het hct H .tSk< II sho uld be gr ant « ! 1 lon gcr- tt.:' l m o1 dci blo~.- km g th e Ja wS L'll fOI Ct.: lllt'llt In M.l), ( ,ov Hob Ttft stgned 1 bill th.1t mah s .1 t nm ~.- of p.u t!al lmth fet1ude ' Unde r th e law, v1olators co uld b<· se nten ce d to L 1ght Vl'J. rs 111 pnso n and fac e $ 15,000 111 ti nes H .IS kell s lawsmt Sa\S the law ' ts un con ~ tltltno na l be cau se 1t 1mposcs an undu e bu rde n o n th e ttght of wo men to c h oose aborti o n It also says th e law 's vogue provtswns fa tl to warn do cto rs ab o ut wh1 c h pro cedures are made cnnnnal , and that the law 1s susceptible to a rbmary e nfo rcetnent C ANTON (AI') - A study ot se n ou s felo11 y (,I SL' S ovn th e past I In yea rs shows litt le d1spamy m "har t\ pc u! st men ceo; w httl's and blac ks rece1 ve 1n St.tr k Co unty Com mo n Ple os Co urt Judges R1 chard R embo ld J r and Jo h n H aas ag reed to ex,unlnt' SL'n tcn cing reco rds at t he urgm g o t the ll..l'v AI Sharp to n \\ ho m e t With Cl tV u fTt CI J i li Hl Ju ne 10 t d k 1bou t r.Ju tl pro fi l111 g , JJ ,g.tt1 0 ll> Sh upto n s NJt!on :d A L tJon Net\\ o rk illd tht< atened to boy' ntt th < Pro Footb til H all of r: ll ll l Ju h tn d utrt ll ll It ( Intnn llL tl1 h nl tl ( tH it t... hLd dlU\tt\ tlh p{)\- P 11 1l dtl lt r l.lllO I11 lS cltd tl the Ad va n ce me nt o f Co lo red Peo pk presented t he fin dm gs Tuesd ay T hey agreed that altho u g h the stud} wa s on ly a snapshot It appea red that J Udges we re not b1 ase d 111 how they handled C;"~s es T he stu dy loo ked at firs t- , seco nd- , and tlmd- deg ree felo ny cases th at Wt' IH th rough the 'o urt fro m JJn I 1998 , t hrough July 1 1 20(JIJ tw n Stale R ep Vn nu n S) ke ' D Akro n , s a Jd the pnm arv fm: u ~ of th e llli SS l 0 11 IS to Sl'l' tf till: sra tt: IS ge ttm g lts mo neys wo rth fro m th e estabh shment of an Olu o trade ofh ce 111 J o hannesb urg two years ago Sykp was th e author of a bud ~et .tm eudm en t that led to th e esttbb shment of th H offi ce The Jo hann q burg o ffi ce, wh1 ch se rve s South Afnca and tts border nations , remams Oh w s o nly presen ce m Afn ca o ut of l I l ll i L t 11 J[l l\11 tl First place Mary A. Divers NLW HAVEN , WVa - M ary A D1ve rs 83, N ew Have n , d1cd Mu nday, Aug 14, 2000 m H olze r M ed LCal Ce nter llorn O ct 3, 19 16 10 n Crooksv1lle, daughter of the late Charles A tn d Ann L1ghtowe r Hammer, she was a ho usew1fe and a member of th e fa t hers House C hurch m H artford She was preceded 111 death by her husband, Donald B D" ers She 1s surv1ved by a son and daughter- 111- law, C harles and C laudt a Dtvcrs of New H ave n, a d,1Ug hte r and son- m- (aw, D1ane and R obert I itt kd of Hartford, WVa, s1x grandchild ren , three great-grandchd d~e n three step-grandchildrenand two step- great- grandchddren, and 'L'\l!J l n!L'ces and neph ews Serv1ces Will be I1 a m Fnday m Foglesong Funeral H ome, M ason , W Vt Wlth the R ev M1ke Fm mcum officLJ!lng J:lun al wdl be m l rooksvdle Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral ho me from o-9 p 111 rhu rs day Rally l hc Ill- dO\ \\ h tc h b L ~ tm \ u1 11 i 1\ 1' tt (l t 1 I Ill t d llllll l\ tl lt lo l l ~o.\~o.Ilt (1 n\ Bob T.lft 1 Rq n thl H Ill I Ld 1 t lll ~ ­ '>l on to j:1p :1 11 111 F l• h1 u H \ 'W'l hn t.: IIOt td t n tJtiL•d \ \ h CTL Ulll ll l X[ tl llfL lll iS~ lD II \\I ll be 'Talt spoke small Scult M tlburn to ld Til< Blode lo r 1 'to ry l und lV " Ce rtu nh Afn <.t " ,, pl1 t< to c o n S! th 1 It's g t t lt \\ he n bu s l l ll.' ~~ IL :1der s s ~t t hL goH rnor !Sll r thl' on ly O l l L it.: :-~d m g the chl'ers to r () hJt) bus1n e.,, The Ct ct th.tt tillS " 111 tn d<p endent grou p l<',tll v bul st<rs that m essage An y l1l·ndit ltt c n JJ, I ~ th t.: "nuld Wtlk.t!ISl Ht J ~o.' lt.: p n un l" Rob~: rt Stt'l 11 of t h L ( t l lt~ r Studt t'\ Ill Los All~L lu g OVL' !IIl lll llt n tH~ I l r,1Lk tJ, C' nl O\ILlg'lll g l 0 1l lp l11l l ' ~ 11d l llt l lll\l t tl l' to 1 (,t 1\L I I11llt.' l11tl h tiU U bJ n H~ IJ L assoLtlt lo ll ' h, 1\ tl i \ L ot ~,. om p .lt ll l~ ~ p nit ~u tllt !.! tttnd lt)l u lllll t\ ( IL ! k l \ l lll '> 1ddLd , Jw u\d tlnt ht d111 11 g lH1<o, IJIL'' (il l t \ \lth g<)\l~' llllll LJ il ~ to bL ~ p t)mllltn g ~J, ... ,l L \ 1.. 1lh ~ ud S t~.: rn \\ host tlllll )Hot n t-; l nt q l '> tUdlL'cthJCs Cl mp u gn hnlll tl lllll lnhh\ t il l' Attention Rental Property owners: fh e Sectton 8 Rental AsSIStance Program through the Me1gs Housmg Authonty has several famth es lookmg for suitable housmg m Me1gs Co unty If you have available rental untts and wo uld cuns1der acceptmg Sectton 8 part1c1pants, or tf yo u should have any questtons concernmg the Sectron 8 Rental Assistance Program, please contact Jean Trusse ll at 992-2733 Monday through Fnday, 9 00 a m to 5:00p.m 111 of Hydrostatic power steenng Ph d (!I I\ l ~ l 'l 111d R o n fn rl lll t p l t'~ l Lkllt o t tht. li N 1(1 011 tl A\\ tl Lt.tuon to 1 ROC K SPRINGS -Elizabeth '.. Bearh,s of Pome roy and Alban Salser of R acme won grand and re serve c hamp10n, respecuvely dunng M onday's o pen class poultry show at the M e1gs County Fau Bearhs won for her entry m the Contmental class, and Salser for a pen of Bantam ducks R esult,, by class, were C onn- TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local Schools w11l begm the school year on Aug 22 fo r stude nts and Aug 2 I fo r staff An open house scheduled for Aug 21 from 5 30 unnl 7 p m , fo r people to tout the school and see the facilities Students who have moved mto the distn ct smce last year sho uld contact either the Eastern Eleme ntary buildmg at 985-3304 or the high school at 985-3329 to regtster, as soon as posSlble Bus sch edules have been released and sho uld be nearly the same t1me schedules as last year Questions regardmg bus routes should be directed to 66 7- OES to meet ..'' I' OM [ IU )Y i'omnoy C l1Jpk r, ( )t<k r ol the EJ\tern St.ir, Will !lltLf Mo ndl\ 11 tht h1llm Chest<! , 7 111 p 111 Dance slated 1 U PP ER\ A, anJ i111e d uH. l' clogg11J~ .allHJg \\ lth ,]ow J .m u ng Wtll b, il<ld lt the ruppers Pbu]\ Vl·\\1 \nurda\ ~-II pnt, wtt h Trw.: ( Ollllll) l'vb r} Purn:un " til be !he <1ller SL]U Ill dJnun~ Collins at booth ROC K SPRIN GS - George C o llms, deputy dm ctor of the O hio D epartment of Transportatlon D1stn ct 10, '"11 VISit the ODOT booth at th e Me1gs County Fm o n Th ursday from 2-6 p m V1S1to rs to the booth may speak wtth Collins about quesuons o n county and reg10nal state highv.ay proJ eCts PLA INS Homecoming IU:ED SV ILL E - Eden U nited Brct hrt n Ch urch '"ll h.tve ots ho mc Lo nung StTVtLL" Aug 27 at the chmc h Joc.m• d mo nub no rth ofReedsvdle Suv1ces wdl be held at I 0 1 m . J carry- tn dmn t.:• r at 12 30 p m md :1 (t~..·n1 oon servtces at 1 111 p m wuh Peter Martmdalc and F untlv along \\i th spenal s1ngui g from :~.n:: a chu rches Boy charged in bus theft WASHINGTON (AP) - A 9-year-old boy cit trged Wlth stealing aTrailways bus says he was JU St gomg to V!Slt his grandfather The boy was am stcd after the bus crashed while making a U -turn o n an expressway Jt onn ell Blakeney faces JU Vemle charges, as well as a curfew and counseling program until lm co urt date • R onn ell rode lm b1ke to the bus statl on Monday, findmg a bus w1th 1t:s door open, The Waslungto n Post reported Wednesday "So 1 did lt jUSt like my uncle showed me how to do 1t - I pressed th!S button to start the e n ~m t', and that's when 1 pulled the bus out and st.trted to dnve 1t," he told the newspaper " I knew the police were gomg to pull me 0\ cr, and that 1 was gomg to get m trouble And t hey were gomg to lock me up," he saLd The bus hit a utility pole as AssiStant Police C hiefTerrance W. Gamer was dnvmg by Gamer arrested the boy. to on the radto wouldn 't be o n 1f 11 weren't for Elvts;' ""d Stacv, 20 ' 1 respect lum 1 thmk he was bo ld and , I gue" )'OU could SO}, had a lo t of guts " The nev. v1gtlcast as the estate called 1t, was an oppo rtumty fo r thousands of fans around the world to see the g raveSlde process10n, the high pomr of a wee k of fa n meetmgs, dances and me1nonals Fans lit candles at Graceland's gates and walked smgle file up the tjuarte r- mile dn w to Elvts' g rave 111 a small garden bes1de the ho use, which d raws 600,000 VlSltors a year Stop smoking refunds ately return a telepho ne call seekmg comme nt Tuesday INS honors raid agents BRUNSWICK, Ga (AP) - Scores of agents who had roles m the se1zure of Cuban Elian Go nzalez from his Mianu relat:lves w<re honored Tuesday by INS Conummoner Dons MeLSSn er In :! ceremony at the Federal Law Enfo rcem e nt Trammg Center, M e1ssner pra15ed more than 100 lmnugratlon and NaturalizatiOn Se rVlce workers for the1r long hours of work m bnngmg "Operation Reumon" to a close The operation ended April 22 when e1ght heavily armed Border Patrol agents took the boy from the M1anu home MeiSsner sa1d the se1zure was necessary and that all agents "did an outstandmg JOb under some of the most trymg crrcumstances anagtnable" Cuban- Amencans who opposed Ehan 's court-ordered return to Cuba Wlth his father protested his se1zure HARRISBURG, Pa (AP) - A company that cl>Lmcd 11 could help people stop smoking m seven days ha.' reached an agreement Wlth 12 states to stop making nusleading statements and pay them a total of $65,000 The states challenged Oxyfresh Worldw1de Inc 's cla1ms that liS seven-day, ant:l-smoking system could treat, cure or prevent mcot!ne add!ctlon. "It's our contcnllon that these clamJS along MEMPHIS, Tenn (AP) - Grnvcs1de cereWith other all~ged benefit! were both unbeliev11.10111cs an: usually mmber and pnvate affairs able and un~ubstantmted," Pennsylvama Attor1hat s_not nece~~!'IY tru_e when 1t comes to the - nll)' General Mlku Fisher sa1d Tuesday DETROIT (AP) ~ A former Navy sailor K1.ng of R.Ocl< n Rcill. Oxyfresh, based m Spokane, Wash , entered suspected of gmng from port to port killing rhc ,a nnual candlelight prlgrunage past E~vu 111to the agree ment to resolve clamu that 1ts women lrled to kill a wom:m by choking her l'n:slcy s grave made •t• worldwide streanung advert:lsements v1olated federal food and drug after they had sex, she testified Tuesday. RIIIRVI BUT OF SHOW - Roses used wit h ragwee d and hosta Vttk o debut Tuesday on the Presley estate's Web laws as well as states' comumcr protection laws "He kept 1.1ymg, 'I hate prosmutes, I hate P~~·· at http:: l www elv!s-presley com. The company stopped selling the product prostuutes:" Avon Skinner testified durmgjohn and enhanced with twisted walking s tick won t11c reserve be st of s how I love lt, sa1d ~~n D1ane Holbrook, 48, of after the states beg;tn mvc st!gallng Its clauns 111 Enc Armstrong's prelinunary hemng. She 1.11d for PeSIIY Crane The creative ma ss design was In the "Parlor" class J) un<allville,Texas A lot of people JUSt see It a 1997 she passed out and Armstrong left her on the bt tlt• lHt o n the ncv. s, but now 1t's gomg to hit Z 1111 1' ~h c1 i 1 ( m t ~< J oy<e The advert:lsements, which appeared m prmt <!de of the road w1th a whole d1fferent group of people." M.wur..: l and on the Internet, promoted Oxyfn:sh's $1 79, Armstrong, a husband and father of two, has Holbrook has been to Grace!.nd, Presley's i'vhtl ~ol d l uh Sue To ban, Bn.tr five-part program, "Easy Qu1t Smokers Support been charged m five Detroit-area murders and tormc·r n:s1dence, more than a half dozen times Systetn" Long lloltOlll Dtll from Page AI four attempted murders. All cases mvolve choklt>r the amuversary of h!S death on Aug 16, Su nll u'"' ' ll 11.tr Dill, Joyce The program cons"t:s mostly of a reg1men of mg or strangulanon and authormes say all VlCI Y77 Several tunes she has brought her daughBee Vacca. 1 \11 :lt ltld herbal capsules, aud10tapes and "aromatherapy tlms are prost1tutes ter, Stacy, creatmg .a new generat1on of Elv!S fan Jumor class K1d ' s R oom l lo>t.t Al~rc rho mpson support" It has not been deternuned 1fthe cases will be "! unde rstand that a lot ofstuffllike to listen m cludmg toys Natas ha Mo hler, C al.! d nu 1n Allle Thomp so n A company spokeswo man did not munedi- tned together Joshua M ohler, no tlurd Bett\ l >em Jumor class D og H o use H dtm lhm lktt) D<·an 1nte rpret1ve N atas ha M o hle r. Pcrt.·nnt :-~1 Shell 1 Curt1s, Evelyn Joshua M o hler, no th1rd 1-1 olklll The Daily Sentinel Horticulture A. nnu.d h<rll' Simla Cu rm (USPS 213 960) In th e horttculru re rltv1o;; 1on I I tn g m g h l"kt r Eveh n Ho llo n Ohio Valley Publishing Co. where spec1mens and potted plams PL1ttui PI tnt '\t..H c. uk tit Peggy contact, Brmsh o ffiCLals s;ud, but cult to steer, Babenko sa1d ResMOSCOW (AP) - R escuers Pu hh~ hcJ c:Hry af1cr noon Mo nday 1hro ugh we re JUdged the blue nbbons wm C1 ult I mluv Ill ( o urt St Po meroy O h10 bv the the R.usSLan Defense and Forc1gn cuers were only able to see a few m an underwater escape ca psule O h1 1• V:~ llc: y Pub lt sh1ng Compa ny Sc:"o nd ners were Pott <d pltnt> toltage E\el)n M mm n es sa~d RusSia has not mches t hrough the muddy w ater Inched thro ugh sw 1rhng sand and d J'\.S pu~t agc p ~ 1 d ~~ Pomeroy Oh1o R oses Duane Weber, Ru tland , Hollon !\ lt mhrr 1he i\ ssm; 1a1ed Prtss and the Oh1o asked fo r any foretgn asS!stance 111 even though they had searchlights, strong cum:nts Wednesday, fi ght111g two, Alice T hompson, Pomewy, Pnttld p13 m.., l. . Joom tn g Jovcc N '>~ ~ r lpc r AssocJallon he md the rescue effort to rea ch a cnppled RussLJn nuclear I UST ~t AST E R Sen d addrc u corre ci iUn5 tu three, Peggy Crane, !viJddlcport, M \ 1\lH I Deputy Pnme lv\iruster llya Kl eThe Ru ss1an n avy was detersubmanne on the sea bottom W1th I he Datly Scntm cl Ill Cou rt St Pomeroy Joyce MJnud , R acme E du cational Div1s1o n Ou• 4~ 7 6Q nu ned to contm ll e what was at banov sa1d Wednesday there was 11 6 sailo rs trapped umde Dov1 d Kmg, Po mcmv Glad10li SU BSC RIYfiON RATES 'J../tllll l llt.!; \Jut 11hhP!l\ Ill the Bntam on Wed nesday flew a least a fi fth rescue effort With the no s1gn of life By C arrl ~ r or Motor Route Lula Su < Toba n, cduL lrHlllll t -.: lnh1h" I' B11:1r D ill Dahl1a esca pe capsule, bu t the weather 111 0 11 w~c k S2 110 llllnt - su bmann e to No rway m Pomc toy, two Betty Dean, 111 l.llllllt'> 11111 ll.';n]d.., 111d -.untlowOn~ Mu llh $8 70 the I3arems Sea "'-'as deten oratm g preparatiOn to asstst 111 a resc ue One 1r $104 00 Ehz.1beth Bearhs Pomeroy Wedn esday aftern oon wl!h high effort 1f R ms1a asks to r help, the S ING I F. L OP\' PRICE lJ~1Iy $0 Cc nl.!. wmds and waves buffe tmg rescue BntLS h D efen se M111 1Stry slid Suho;l nhc rs nol d ~s 11m g In pay rhe u rr u ITJa) sl11 ps, sa1d navy Cap t. Igor R uss~an and NATO offi c1als arc 111 rc11111 m ;u.h a nee d11CCI 1\J The Da1 ly Scn u ncl AEP - 35'•• Baben ko II( 1lhree ~ ~ x olr 11. month h 11 ~ 1 ~ Cred 11 "'1 11 he Akzo - 43'11 J!i1c n ~.: a mer l'il~ h ~<oC:Ck Atte mpts to latc h on to o ne of AmTech/SBC - 42). ~u ~ u h\C flpl!fln hy mal l pc rmllt cd m ~ t ca~ the cargo hatches of the subma Ashland Inc - 35l. SPRING VAllEY CINEMA ltt n ho m; ca rnct sen tee 1 ~ aq ula hlc ROUTE J5 WEST AT&T - 3 1 ~.. nne, w hich was lymg at a simp 446 • 4524 OLD l'o lol \h(f r c~ C I V C ~ l hc u ghl \0 Udj 1 ~ \ 111\ C~ 11&4 JACKS014 PIKE Bank One - 35' durn g th e suhscn p1 111 11 pcr10d Sl llSC tlp1t o n angle, were bcmg fru strated FRIS/11 /00 • THURS 8/17/00 Bob Evans - 1sl. oJ 1 Lh mg1' nay he lm('llemcnl ed hy chll 181 11g BOX OFFICI Will OPIN AT became the curre nt was rocking BorgWarner - 36'1"' 1!1 ~ lln;111o 1 of lhc suh ~c 11 p11o n 6:30PM FOR EVENING SHOWS Champ1on - 2~. the reKue capsule. making 1t d!fliCharmtng Shops - 5 "' 12:30 PM FOR MATINEES MA ll S UB SC RIPTIO NS BY TH E ASSOC IATED PRESS -r lu n -.~ IJ\ n1...::.ht M ('~th c luud) City Holdong - 8 '• Imide Meigs l:ounl v HOLLOW MAN (R) H1ghs o n T hursda y g<llt' l,tlh \\llh 1 c.hllllt o t ..,\ ~1\ \ll , :1nd Fede~ Mogul - t 1l. S27 l O J1Wcck<~ 7 15 &9 30 DAILY FlrF --24\ w1ll be 111 the 80s under d ou dv tht nd~ 1--t01 q.,( I O\\" 111 tilL lo\\Lf S'il 82 'U \~~ t k" MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 15 & 3 30 ................................. 110<56 Gannet1 57\, "2 \\ ctks sk tes, th e N atwnal Weath er Sc i- 1nd nud (,{ 1, I, BLESS THIS CHILD (R) Ra lf'' 01tlsldt Mt'1gs l:ounh General Electnc - 57 ~. 7 15 &91 5 DAILY VIC(' SJHi Fxtrruipd fo rrcas t· l' W~IkS $292 "i Harl ey Dav1dson - 44~. MATINEES SAT/SU N 1 15 & 3 15 Su nset to mght W1 U be at H !Jtd 1\ \1 \~rl\ ~lou d\ \\ tth 1 ""f1 \Vn k" SS6 6H Kmart - 7 SCARY MOVIE (R) Kroger - 20 \.. ~2 \\~' ks SII'Kl72 J!ld su n n sc un T hursd.1y It (, ~ (, Llnlh l Pt .., JW\\lf\ 111d thundt.: J7 20 & 9 20 DAILY Lands End - 28 b l 1)1 -.ttll Ill' 1 !112:~' m tlh ln\\L J md ltd - 20l. SPACE COWBOYS (PG1 3) Reader Serv1ces nud Kl h ' Oak Htlt Ftnanctal - 16 Wea ther forec ast : 700&930 DAILY OVB - 27!. NO PASSESINO BARGAIN NIGHT To mght Partl y doud y Ar<." o t S.ltutdn M ~,, rh l k 11 I o' '' 111 Our m~l n ~.: onnrn In all slorles b 10 be MATINEES SAT/S UN 1 00 & 3 30 BBT - 26 l. tht: )(1\\ Ll h(\, 111d h1 bhli Ill th l.' fo g dew lo pmg Jfte r m t dm ~h t n c~ u ruH 1r yoo llnuw of an et rur In a stof')', Peoples - 14lo COYOTE UGLY (PG13) u ll lh t ne wsrollm a l tHO) 992 l1 5! We Prem ter - 5 1, Lm\S 111 the upper 50s L•ght and !O\\ll Ni).., 7 20& 9 20 OAILV ~ Ill 1 h H k ) UUr lnfo rm•llo n 11nd rn•ke 11 Rockwell - 38\ vanabl e wmd Su ndt\ Pnth tlm1 . . h lo\\~ 111 MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 20 & 3 20 'M i t r tlon If wnrranted Rocky Boots ~ 5' ~& Thursda y l ncreas111 g cl ouch- th e uppct :'>1 111d ht~h-. m the NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 RD Shell - 60 '• Nrw~ Dcpa r1men1S lowt..J ~(J... ness H1ghs 111 th< m td 80s THE KLUMPS (PG1 3) Sears - 30~11 Elvis fans In cyberspace VIctim testifies In trial Flowers Rescuers try to reach downed sub .. LOCAL STOCKS 'I "' VALLEY W EATHER 7 11 Cloudy skies slated Thursday n 42 HP/36.9 max1mum PTO 1 Bearhs wins poultry show To begin school 6079 Students who we re served free or reduced lunch last year w dl contmue to be served until new apphcau o ns are processed and approved Lunch pn ces w1ll remam the same as last year SI 25 for K8, and $1 30 for h1gh school All students Will be offered breakfast .tl no cost Student mfo nnauon forms w1ll be d.istnbuted Aug 22 and should be completed and returned to the school as soon as posSible If there are quesuons regardmg the mfo rmatlOn, pare nts should co nta ct the respect1ve ;c h ool NATIONAL NEWS BR.IERFS '" P ln g .\ 1\l,lll who h H \11 ( H it\! lll t h ng 1u 1H d 111 Amcn c ~m LOrl't..' L{tom Tl 11t' t h ~.: t"l t fot Umner Will also be served H alf <>I 1 ba rbecue ch1cken With slaw, 1oll Jnd baked beans Wlll be sold ofti l L' MARK S I 8 millio n to d.tte 1\. Patty Gnflin, a spoke>\\omarr )..~ ARAMARK, sa1d the companr coul d lint 11111ltedr ately comment James Gondl os , execut1ve di rector of the Amt!ncan Lor r~c tl o nal Assou.ttlon , s.till tt would not be mappm pnate fi11 Wllk""'" ' to attend the 1eceptw n ""\ "The most he' d bL• dm ng: \\nu ld h1 to h}w a d11nk of D1et Cuke ptolo tbl\ " ' I JUst do n't ic!e tlut s an I"Slll'," (; o ndlL\ . . nd Wt It hn tllll - rlw from Page AI for $5 whde beans and cornbread w 1]] se ll for $1 50 Dmn ers wtll be sold from 12 30- 3 30 p 111 All proceeds !rom Commumty Umty 2000, whKh 15 bemg spo nsored by Bend Area CARE, w 1ll go to the Amencan Alloys food bank RO C K SPRI NGS R acme Grange took first place m the grange ex h1bltS at the M e1gs Co un ty Fa1r w1th Star m seco nd place and the M flgs County Grange, Langsville, m thud T heme this year was "Laun ching mto th e N ew C entury" Judgmg was based o n on g mality o f 1deas and m atcn als, auracttve ness, appearance neatness, G ran ge teachings, ac h1eve ment goal and commuruty serv1ce, farm p rodu cts and handicraft nental, Elizabeth Bearhs Pomeroy, Bantam, modern ga me, Tammy j arv11, M1ddleport, Bantam, O ld English Gam, Zachary Man uel, R acme, Bantam , R ose Comb C lean, M LCha el Manuel, Racme, Bantam, ducks (pullet and cockerel) Jackie Jusuce, Pomeroy, Ban tam ducks (hen and cock), Alban Salse r, R acme tl.td t llll pln\ C t 1 ---------------------------, As Clerk of Courts, I would like to annodhce that the Meigs County Title Department wlll be providing extended office hours on Tuesday evenings. Commencing on Tuesday, July 11 , 2000, the staff wlll be available to serve the public from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. If there are any questions, please feel free to contact me at (740) 992-5290 ""; Thank You. ~'yy , • TOL EIJ U (AI') - s,.,e,J bb c k l m m.tkcrs fro m O lu o pl.ln to tmb:u k o u thctr 0\\ll tt .u.k uu s ~t on to So uth Afii L 1 m.: xt \HI.:'k " 1th u ut .1 rt.: pn:scn t a tl\ L o f th t..· T 1ft H.lmtlll 'o tn - PL i lt \\l,. d f lllil l lljl l\ t ltL l U!l - L legislators from Ohio headed for Africa Little disparity found in the sentendng ofwhites and blacks \\ l ' 7/14, 1111, 1120 7124 1121, err. 8/9, 8/1 4, 8!1 6 ' ' Bl~ck C OLUMBUS (AP) - A state employees rclat1o nsh1p betwee n th e pnvate sector and umon 15 urgmg the director of the Oh10 pns- pubhc of!iCLals represented by such sponsorshtp, ons systen1nut to attend a recept1on at a natio n - Wray s~ud al pnson conference Wednesday because a coWilkinson, reached at the convenuo n, called spo nsor of the recepuon ts under state mvestl- the umon 's objeCtlon "tnte ' gat1on for a current pmon contract ~- - - - - -He's not planning to attena the rec ept1on, The Ohto C1vtl Semce Employees A<SoCLa- but even tfhe d1d , doesn't se e a conflict 11on sa1d It 11 mappropnate for Reguuld "I hove a pohcy of not gemng mvolved Wlth W tl klll S<lll, dtrc ctor of the Dcp.mment of comp.mlcs," he sa1d " I do11't cmss the hne I R l'i11btl1 t.ttHl1l 1nd C orl't! Ctlons, w .mend the k11ow 1t, th e ll111un k11ows 11, but thiS 11 an 1e<ept1011t p1 1<>1' to tWclvmg the 111110 E R C.tss opportllmty ft>r the m to demonstr,tte th eu l ' l ll ll'l fl \ 111.\l ALhtl..'\'~ llll..'llt Award ,H thl.' At l1 L'! - t lp ~ { Js ltl o n ro prt\ .ltt:z.ltt {\11" H: .uJ CorrcLt!Ull al Assm.J..ttwn's ~ nm1.1l t on fL•JTht• C ass .tward 1s gtvcn to p ~oplc workmg <'tH e 111 San Antnmo,Tcxts 111 tlw wm•ctao11s field " whn h,l\ e d<dtt .tt<·d ARAM ARK C m n..: l tlon .tl So.: 1\ I l l ~ of (.) 1k t h L ll pmfc ss!o n.11 hvt.•s tn ,tdv.mnng rhl.' l m r ..·cBronk Ill , IS t..o.-spo morw g th ~.: piL'- 1\\:l!ds tHms tnd t..rt!llm.tl JllStt u ; fi~ lds, ' J cc mdul ~ t1l I L' u 'ptHlll Thl' company holds th L l lllt c nr L O ll th L 1W1t l.ltlO!I tl ll t t o fLL' d llltll,ltL's .tt rilL Nobk ( ' u llt..' c. ttOI1 11 Stltt' Attd!tot j 11 n i'L' tiO t'o L' X:lllli !Hil g ARA l11st1tut1o 11 . 11 1111ulcs e.tst of ( olum bus MARK 's tm>-yc'.ll S!r H 1111lho 11 <Ontltct SLglled Jt, the A RAM ARK «l1111et tlo n wc· obJt<t 111 O<tobe r 1'NH to l)C SEA s po k ~.~ sm:-~n Pet~.: I W11\ s:11d TuLsI h L tll\1.:\tlg.mon look' at whether t h~.: st.tte d l\ ' WL th mk lt s uu pprop n :t tl' H th1 s po1 11t tmptopu l) l lun~ni thL' tLII1lS of t h~.: LOlltl .lLt rhc tl llJ () [} \\ h tt h o p po s~s t h~.-· prl\ ,lttZltlOil :tftL I It w as stgnnl • An lllte' l tl\l pnson lllt.:lllO nf J.>I tSnn '1 \ 'i km npcntto ns objLLts to thL d o~L d ncd Aug 2 s.l) S tht.: stltl' ht ~ ovu pa1J. AR A- ltld q'!IJiltd cn t sources " he sa1d Baldwlll s.11<.i In s of11c. L' w .1s tlm>c.ft..·d w 1th calls from pare nts who had le arn ed obuut th e E l.Oh lll ft'Lt lons Tl11.. y wen ~ :~ ll lll g wnh qu estions about the tlln~.: ss or out of Ulll t t'rll t ht' ll d uldren \\'L'rl~ showlllg Wlllptoms jm1 M n n n prL'sHkn t o f the Mniull ( 'ou n ty Fatr boa rd , satd all the ,11111 11 tl sta lls at the tm Jrc c.h smf~.: t:t l.'d bLfo re rhc l.'VL'Ilt st.Jrt~ ' Wr. re domg the sJ ml' thm g \\t vc bee n dm n ~ for 1 SS ve ;1 rs hL' s;.ml E u1h can be sprc:.d tlu mt g h Lont m u ntt~.: d rood o r dnnkm g w.ltl' r c.ot ltlLt \\ tt h c. .mk nu nure or thro ugh pe rso n w pt..· rso n c. o m.Kr ~-lhldwm satd cluldrt 11 1t rhe f. Hr often pt:t ammals T ht• :mmnl ~ \ Oill d llll ts "It or w :-~ l k 111 mt nurc md m.t) c. ,t t l ) tht. b h ten 1 on tht..•tr tur If cluldrcn do n t \\ l\h 1hu r 1 1111 d ~ iltLJ pt..ttl ng th L' :11lllll:t ls t hl') k l \ ~o. t! Jt ll l\ th o l ljJ I.. II to cxposun.: Employees' union: award for state official conflict of interest t hl LL 111 L lll llld \\ l 'l dl tll ll lll t \l'I',L DAY T O N (AI') - A doctor \\ h o pc1t o rm ~ l.H L - l l't Ill l b UI tto li S ho pes .t k dcr.tl JUdg< \\ 1ll block .t ne\\ Oluo l.t w !lt.tt \\ o uld ban t h os L p1 m cJu 1cs .llld pt nah ze phym It li S "h o perfo tm thent . th L: c.loLtm s bw yet s ud Tu esda) JJr M a rtin H as kell , owner of Wo men 's M ed1ca l l' rofessto nal Co rp , wh1 ch o perates clu11Cs 1n Dayton , C 111 Cmnan ond Akro n, sued July 27 1n U S Dmn ct Co urt H a< ke ll 's la w ye r Alphon se Gcrhardstem of C mc mn at1, s a~d he exp ec ts Judge Walta R1 ce to ISS Ue' a 10- day, temp o ra rv rcstramtng order on Thursdav to block the law, wh1 ch would go tnto effec t th at day at the earhe<t ii L I ht l dlU ~ IJ t t l mc.: nt spokesm an E coil ca n CJU"\ bloody d1arrht:J , seve re Jbdonunal cra1npn1g Jnd, 111 the worst <: JSt's. kidney fa dure T he Centers fo r DISease Contml estimates th ere are 73,000 cases of th e mfcctto n 111 th e Umted States each year, mcludmg abollt 60 fatali ties H crtzc r cautt o11ed stro ngly agamst co ncludmg that the fa tr was th e first and only sourt e Although at least fo ur of the mm.1l cases were m chtldren who had been to the fm th.tt IS not rrue of aU the cases, he s ~u d HL'rtzcr \\ a ~­ n t su re of the t'xact breakdow n " WL~ do n't h ave a source yl't,' he S:l td Patients Wlth r;on firm cd cast:s w~.: n: bcmg mtcrv1ewed exte nsively Jbout tht' lr wht retbouts 111 the days bt: fo rc they t. JlllL do\\ 11 wtth thL 1lhw~s . H c:rtzl'f s:1td Ge netiC te'i tlll g w11l also be PL'rfilrm l'Ll to tl'll tfrlll' L.hl.' ~ "t..amc fro m the same suu r LL o t If WL h J \L' :1 cJ U S(L'r lll g o f {JSL' S th,tl h,t\L dtfl l't - Doctor hopes that judge blocks Ohio's late-term abortion law of l'1J 1 l lli\ I Od\ C LEV.ELA N D (AJ>) - The nu mber of people mfected by E colt bactena m northeast O h10 rose to 14 Tuesdav, and a health offiual sa~ d <hLid ren pettmg ammals at the M edma Coun ty Fa1r see ms lt kely to be at least one source o f the t..Ontanunatw n 'As far ::~s we kno\\ ar the m o nu.· nt tl,~.: commo n dt<no mm::~ to r seems to be pettmg ammals at the fa tr and then caung o r drmking chddren putttng thetr hands 111 tlw r mo uths Withou t washmg," M ed111 a Coun ty H ealth Co mnu moner Davtd lhldwm sa1d Tuesdav Th e Ohm Department of H ealth on M ond l)' sa1d th t:re were SIX Lu nfirmed c.1scs of E m it 0 15 7 H 7 mfectw •un nort h~a> t O h10 T ho hea lth department mcre>Sed 1he numbe r to 1• on Tuesday afternoon Tht' pcopll' who Wt.: IC mfcL tLd J I C bl:'twn n IS mont hs of age .md 67 ) cars o ld Tll<'y til\t tlottCl.'d S\ mptoms hL'(\\ t'L'n Juh ' I md l tst Sund.1y s.ud R .md\ Hertz<r .1 ile'.tlth dcp trt- The Da1ly Sentmel • Page A 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio LOCAL NEWS BR.IEFS 1IIm\ \ g:wt' a fo u r-ye .u pnson \ l lV ~.. St lg:J Cl0 11 llll pJ o\1:\:.' p ~) h Lt.: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 Fourteen n·ow have E. coli infedion BUCKEYE BRIEFS 1.: VVednesda~August16 , 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 2 • The Dally Sentinel Value pncec diesel workhorse Simple/common sense des1gn 1 8 fwd/2 reverse FarmTrac 45 transmiSSion Fuel-efficrent 4-stroke diesel lh ~ NEW FarmTrac Senes ma in numbn Is 992 21.5! llf pilrlme nl m lun § art Etd 1101 l.en trn l \1 11mt11t'r F.J~: 1 1101 Nr 11 ~ ............ ........................................ or F. J~: I 11 06 1 ~ ~~ Common Sense Solullons · LOWELL C. $HINN TRACTOR H~ Oth rr St-n l r r~ \ thtrt ,~ tnx ......... .......................... E111 11 04 ( lrru lntlun [JC I IIOJ 4359 State Route 160 N., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Marlene Meigs County Clerk of Courts 740-446-1044 • ( tml nt>d ,\d ~ 7 10 &9 10 DAI LY MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 10 31 0 Shoneys - l, Wal Mart - 51 l, Wendys - 18'. Worthtnglon ~ 11 J'• THE REPLACEMENTS (PG·13) 7 00 & 9 00 OAILY MATIN EES SAT/S UN 1 00 & 3 10 WHAT LIES BENEATH (PG1 3) 4 p m ctostng quotes of the prev1ous days trans act1ons provtded by Ad vest of Gat tpolts MATINEES SAT/SU N 1 DO & 3 30 h t 1100 M-F 8-5; Sat 8-12 Noon • MORE LOCAL NEWS.MORELOCALFOLKS. Datty stock reports are the 7 00 & 9 30 DAILY • ' ' Subscnbe today. 992-2 156 �...,.;;11ge 4 • The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,August 16,1000 The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·2156 · Fax : 992· 2157 DEAR ABBY: I am a smgle woman (no chil dren) who hosts several family parties durin g the year. I have stx brothers and sister>. All are married, and they have a total of I b children . Everyone in the family ts mvited to these family gettogethers - and I used to lookin g forward to seei ng them. T he problem is, my brother's five childre n each bnng a boyfrie nd or girlfri end. I never know whe n these "extra five" people are comtng, and it makes planning a party difficult. (If all the ni eces and nephews started bringing their friends, there would be 32 children 1) My brother never tells me that their kids' friends are comin g - and when they do come, they socialize only with eac h other.When I was a teen-ager, if we ~MMN\? ·'Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • R. S hawn Lewis Managing Editor Diane Kay Hill Controller Larry Boyer Advertising Director Charlene Hoeflich General Manager L.tfff'n , ., th.- n ltlor a r t> M '~kll lllf' l'h t' \ 1/l out./ he /PI than •tm '~~'''"'' Al/11'111'1'11 mv llthJf'lf umJ 11111 •1 ,,. '' ~"'''' tmJ m c/udt m/Jn•" and ll'ft•pll om · mmrfwr NtJ unu~: n rd /t'llrn -.. dl ~ p1tl>luh.-J I r/lt n !lwultl lw in K• ,.nll•n lt. u.l.f,l'HinX lu ur1. nul JWr\V tll ill /l tJ . Th r OJifllimll t.rpfYurtl m thr cvl11mn hl' lo• · llrt thf' rurn,.,n u • of /Ju• Ohw \ 'aill'y PuMifhillft { a.\ f'dllonfll ltl>tml, tlfl lt'H tJih rrwnr nol l!!/. ttJ •••lilin~;_ OUR V I E W Booming? KtfoRM PA~IY L~~ \NOKX OJT f\NAL OrJAIL~ ON CON\IOO!ON u f tin.111L1 .tl nl'wo; . we liL'.Ir t Dilfl llll.ll ly that th L· l'tUilomy cmm ll LH.'S .tt .1 bommng p .lte. TilL· 'irtKk 11urkl't 1 ~ mostly up. qu .ntl,:rl y pro fits arc lllLTl'.lsing .md pcrsnn.al \\l'J!th 1s g rmvmg. RUSH E R 'S VI E W Reform Party split is bad news for Buchanan T h1s is bt' lll ,!l; wn n en :1t the VL' r y o ti[Sl't of the I )t.•m orr,ttl c t·o nvct lti on in Lm Angelc.-.•s bu t w il l reac h readers on ly whe n It io,; nvt·r, o r nea rly so . .S o. rat ht'r rh ,Hl t'llg.tgc 111 prnph ery tha t \ VI II he ~ 1<1 k by rh c t ltll l' yo u see this, we \V II I savt· ro 11 1lll l' llt\ o n thar \\ho le extr.n:ag.nJ za fo r 111 ~ ll l'.\ t l o lumn . rlw; n >lunm will dt·a l. ll lst l'.1d . \ V I t! 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Thw. th t· I k ·n1t1\ r.n s nomi na red '.Xh ll u m }.'l llnn g~ Bry.u 1 .111J w n.H t' h l'l' Sil ver 1nto th eir pL1tfnrm. \\ l11 k th t· R l'puhhcam l'lld orsl'd th.u '\·x p n l l ll l' lH nohk lll pu rp oo,;e," Pru h1 b iu u n. At tllll l'\ , h uwncr. ,1 tlnrd JMrty 1.., l''<!\l ' Jinal - \(l'Oilg p l' r~O il :lJi r y: T h t·o d orl· R ou!ll'Vt'll .md l n ~ PTugrt· . .~ l ve (Bull l\1, lO\t') p.Hty 11 1 11J I2 . oJ Crl'o l gL· W~d l acc and lJ j, A l ll t' l l l .ll t lmil· pemkn t party 111 l lJ(JH SilL h p.n tll'" tt'l ld to ' ' nhn .l \ \ ,IV wll c11 III L' jll'r\l)ll.Jill )' tiJ .Jt { ,Jl ]ni d ! 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In IK6 1, P rl·~ 1J ~..·nt L nJ L"OIIl prn hd·nted the o.,t,lrl'" of t he UnltHl fro 11 1 tr. t ~..hng '' lt h th l· 'el't'thng st.Hc' ,,f the C o 11tl·dn.u \ In l 'i4H, b.twb.tl l kgcnd ll.tbc R uth dtcd 111 New Yor k .tt ,tge 5.l In JIJ.=i4, Spun" !Jl u..,tr.ltt,:d \V.i'~ ll 1 ~t pub!J . . Ill'd hy r11n l' Inc • In 1 J.=:.r,, AJI.11 1::.. :--,rcvc JN lll \\,1" ll lll ll 111,ltl'd tnr preo.,Jdt•nt .1t rlw Fkmut t.HJC N .HIPil. d t :om l'lll iOit 111 ( .lm.1gn. 1 In l ~H.fl, B1 1l.11 11 gr.nl! L'd 111JqH:mknle to li1L' • 1'1'0\\ n t·nloll y of C.y pt u, . In I'IH7. 151< jll'l>plc \\\' IT kdlnl 1\'hl'l! Nurt lt \\nt Atrltii L'' Fligh t 2'15 u,t.,hed win k rr y11 1g to 1.1kc nf1 frolll I Jt· rrm r ·rt' ll Yl".tr .., .1go· i>rt'' ld cm Bmh tnct '" tth Jord .tn\ Kmg H u"' t' tn 111 KcnnchtlllkplH·t, !VL I!!Il'. \\' hen· he urgt·d thL· l lloll.trt h tn c lo"L' l r. tq \ ,Krc ~s Ill the . . e. l through !lt c pon ,, f Aq .1h.1 In lr.1 q . P rn ltknt ~.t d ­ d.ln l Hm .. e tll ,..,..,. 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Th't• William A. Rusher NEA COLUMNIST li cans an u Democra t• had made of th e federal govcrnmc: nt. What's m ore - ,1 vtt.ll pom t m our polittcal era - he was a rnu ltt -bill to tt at rc who r ould ,t tfurd to b.mkru ll the Rcii >nn l'arty out of his own pu<' ket Bu t two dcd l Oil lossl:s ~l't' l ll to haH.' L l k l' l l that wtld glciun o ut of R os~ l'l'ro t's eve..md tht"i ye ar he c h o"L' no t to run In t\ lril c;. tin Jl'\ the parry wo uld no d m 1bt h .IVl' t'.ltk d . '"'1ftly nr o,; \l)\VIy. from "'1ght. Uut un der our \ urrc nt 1d1otic d ecrion l.nv\. i t ~ "howing Ill 1Y9(J {mo rl' than S lJt' rn ·nt nf the total vole) en ti des H w $ 12.(1 n nlh o n of the AnlCI'l l .111 t.lxp.l yL· r s' money. to lun d a prl'-;J dcnl1.1 l n o lllill l ' L' 111 2()()() I f Perot wo uldn 't r un . who wu uld? 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My m other tells me not to say anythmg, just to be happy we all get together and get along. My feeling .is if others app rove of unin- Handle fruits and vegetables properly to avoid germs and illness. W hen purchasmg produce, buy o nly those items that are top quahty - no mold , bruising, soft spots or shme. Do not place fruits and vegetables in the bottom of the ca rt where they can be bruised by other groceries. Bu y o nly what ca n be used m a f ~w davs. Ar ho me place produ ce unmed.iatel y in the crisper. It is designed to have the ri ght humidity fo r longe r sto rage. Lettuce may be rinsed before chilling to maintain crispness, bu t o ther produce does no t requi re tt. Wash all frui~s and vegetables in clean water before eating, even .if the peel or skin will not lie eaten. This wtll preve nt bacter ia fro m bemg passed from the outside to the inside of the fruit. Fir m fruits ·should be washed in water that .is 80-11 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Water that .is somewhat warm, emits more flavor and aroma. Berries should be put .in a colander, then sprayed with a sink sprayer. The colander allows the fruit to be turned ge ntly. without bruising. If there is no sin k sprayer, place soft fru it and b erries 111 a colander or wire basket, then dip several times .in large kettl e of warm water. Change water and repeat until color stays clea r. Work qui ckly so frui t won't abso rb excess water, causing a decrease in qual.ity Dry the washed produce with a paper towel. Greens sho uld be cooked im mediately wt th out dryin g. Vegetabl es used tn salad s sho ul d be washed m very cold woter. T im wtll keep the foo d cr isp. ()i p salad gree ns 111 icc Becky Baer ADVICE water 30 minutes before servmg. Scrub firm vegetables such as potatoes tf the skin is to be ea ten. Peel and remove outer leaves or nnds. Do not cross-contammate foods . Always wash hands thoroughly with soap and warm water before preparing foods , after using the restroom, touching hair, chan ging a diaper or blowing a nose. Be ~erta.in to wash hands, surfaces and utensils extensively with soap and warm water before tou~hing fruits and vegetables after handling raw ' meats and poultt"Y. Detergents should not be used to wash produce, because residues will remain on the food. Bakln1 soda, vincpr and chlorine bleach may leave aftertutca and cause poiaoninl, C lcaninlsprays may not be any more effective that clean , clear water. Follow label instructions concern.ing refrigeration and expiration dates. Cover cut fruit and vegetables and place in refrigerator set below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Fruit salad should remain in the refri gerator until se rving time. If cut fruits and vegetables are unrefrige rated lo nge r than four hours, they should be thrown away, (Becky Baer is an Ohio State Universit y e:~: temion ~gen t. ) RYA N'S V I EW BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fiJd.1y i"' We dnL''d·'Y· A u ~ I(\, thl 2~'Jt h ~b y of 21 1! ll l.Th nc .lfl' I J7 J,,y<; left in rh t• yc.tr 1(lli.tv';; Hi g h h~ ht 11 1 H, . . t,, ry· ( )n Aug lf1. 1<)77, l.: lvh Pt L·..,lc\· ~..h ~..·d .It C r. Jll' l.111 d N l.t ll'I IOII 111 Mcmplw•. Tcn1 1 ..It .Jgt' 4.2 ' ()I ) thi.; ; d.tlL' \11 1777. A lll l'l'lC.I n l ~m·t·' \\'o il th L· IZ L\t lh ltluJJ.I J) \X/.u (3 attk of ~ t· m nngt un. Vt. In 1HI2. I J~..·trol t t~· \l to Br1t1'h 111d lnd1 .u1 ti•tlc'J 111 tht· W.1r o f Abigail How to best handle vegetables and fruits & __ ~--~~\ L',\~Y, .w.nlt~bd1 ry 1:hat's th t• general m 1 p n·s.~ 1 0 11 n.111onally An m ·tT.il l vi t•w of thl' economy tells us Wt.' ·rL' doing wt'll. We "hou lcln't knor k our luck . Many of us have lived throuKh too many pmods of downt\lrns and high mtlauon to wanr to see them return But while th e boom continu es, Appal.tdm continu es to la g Ero. nomic good times haw been a ranty 111 th e O hi o VaiiL-y, and prosperity has usuall y bee n detected toward the end of whatewr cycle th e 'nation experien ces Before the current l'Upbori.t expirt·s, we n t'ed to gt.'t on th e band ~ wagon and enj oy tht" s.mlt.: di vidends of '\ ll CCl'"iS thl· rt''it c.l the U.S. h.L"i in spades. It's a ht'dgc .1ga111st th c futu n: Wl' can 't .lt10rd to nuss. Contrary to popubr hd ief, not evcryom· \V,mts to be, or ca n be. ,1 nnlhonaue. Thert· arl' thoo,;e 1..vho Jrc co ntt' llt tu l1 ve comtOnablv bJseJ on the fn m o,; of thflr L1bo r .md havt· ,1 re tire ment fn:t· of fi.nanr 1.1i worry... Two c.1rs in t'.lth g.1r.tgt' ;:md ,1 l h1tlc n m t•vny pot." th l' 1Y2t ), politk .tl pk dgl' to Amt"fl l'Jll \·ott.T' . 1s .1 r omT pl that stdl loo k-; prctry good to people. Howevn , 1n Ollf are,1, that gu.d t,m 'r be ar hl l' Vl'd o n ~ dt er ofp.lrt - _ time o r 111 111111l um wage JObs. Wink· crt".UI O!l o f better- paying JObs IS the goal of all of our economic devdopment officta\5. achieving that 'goal is still hard to reac h due to l orattoJL p.,olatJull .111 d LKk of uJtl·;"tstructure. T he task lm beco me more dtilic ult wnh the potcntt<tl lms of thL' Mt·lgs M mes and Pt kc.: tou\ nuLi c.u cnnchmcm pLmt. At th e ~am e tli iiC',-it's served-as-a ~pu r-to attl at"tlll g re plat:-etn t•m JOh'i to rh c.• region. A promoti onal catnp.ugJJ fu r the U.S .tl co rnd or through M c1gs. A th e ns and H orkmg lUll lltlt'<;j ts ont' llll'rho d loc,1l o tlici.1ls are uuli zlllg to mrcre'lt l'l llp l oyl' r~ 111 loc.mng herl' UHi c1.1h ,d"io need to look at b nngmg o ther fo rm..; of t• m p l oy n~t·m. "ur h .1.. the t ekCI)I III1nl ll1 L':ltJo n o; m\luo;,; try. 11 1to rhe tn - rnu my Addmonall y. 111 .1r k etm g th e mdm rn .1l parb dt·vd llpcd 111 ( ;.1l11.1. M e 1gs .md M ~..,nn COllllflt''> ar c t rltlcal Bu '> IIH.'\~l''> luok111 g tt ) ..·xp .111 d arc l! kdv' ru Like ,1 lo n"tT look <~t ~lll .m :.1 \\' hne bnd :md un liti t''i .li t' to avaJI;th]e. Not buildlll g a hu'illl'"' tTo n1 'uatc h in .1 ll l'\V '< ltl' tt·nd, ru bode wdl fo r the bJLmce "beet If App.llacln ,l I'\ to t'Vl' r brc.lk th e cyc k of powrt; th.n·. . bn: n :m.Khcd to It t() r ....· ntun ~ ....lttractlon of ll t'W y. . >h~ 1" v1t<1l Yc". du-; .trgtll nt' ll t ha" bee n ll t'ard hdi. m.:. Bu~ IHm 1' the Ill Ill' to .h. L. W1th .1 n.Jthm.ll d ~,.·L non l oon u ng ,Hl d tlw potl'T ll l.ll li lr l h .lll~t· 111> lll .lt tcr who\ ~..·kc t t'd to t h c ,W hit~..· lluu . . ,· o1 ( :ul l !l.l l'""· tht· rl'~ J U II \\'dl hr ll li'\Slll ~ .lll o ppo rtumty 1f1 t dot·s n't 111.1 h· t hL 1 1~ l lt l Ol HH.'l tJ( /11 " '10011. Tht·cx ptTts td l u" till' p.uty l.ll 1'1l l \ t tilll'\l' l n il \ 1\ tl ll l'l,]l..,~' \.\ l ll'll' b. ·1ng I., t~,.· 1.., n·t t:l\ lll on.lhk. hut pn,.,1hh d1'.r'tn•u'. Wednesday, August 16,1000 TIME OUT FOR TIPS Job creation critical if area will benifzt from good times I lue tu th L· The ·Daily Sentinel Aunt welcomes big family but not all their friends 'Estabasnd 1111948 Charles W. Gove y Publisher Page A5 Detachment hard to maintain in face cfpoverty • Nb vlw It \ t h e ,Jr! d ,11 1' th .lt kCl'JJ<o; thl' \ {t' ll Lh of rhc c.l l't'.l''L'" tl·om tl'.l\l'l lll g. W l' !leVl'J' ll(l[h L' Oll l' t11JtJ! \\'l',rl' .lh lHl\t 11 p 0 11 lt. ag.nn 'L'L' rlnn n hhom o f tlt·;; h ~ r i ll t· lln g n1g to the bonn , '' \Vhy h .tvcn't t hL· \ll hu rc' phh·d tl H' Ill ck. t n ?" I .t~k . " f (n) 111.111~ tk.H I t.Jt t lr ." tJ U I g u1de. N d n1. ,,1\., , ... , hl' \·u lt u1r' 11. 1\L' I IIOIT th ,lll Up L l ll'L'. \\L' th ey l.lll L'. \1 ... 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It\ '> n llllll'll C.l-. l ~._• r In h .111dk tht· -. utl ~·rin!!, o t an t'lltlrt' tt. trtt.ll! tlt .111 Olll' ' l'ln d1y ho). l (/o t~tt I<)'LIII , , 11 tt•iuHI/t/ 11 /!11' tftr t l,\ ft 1 ( :/lr< ll/ /, 1('. .'\1 11rf (t!/11 11/ r llh i/n , Ill 11 '' /'ilf'l'l t 11 Lack of quality sleep contributes to middle-age man's spread Sa 11 h, 111 _ ltr /,, , 111 ld/1 tlf 'tllo/ 111'1' 1'- lllollf tl/ .Jtl Ill/ }'d!l\{- • C H IC AGO (AI') .- Here's some news th at could keep nud dle-aged men awake nights: A la ck of quality sil'cp may contribut e to love handles and double chins. R esearchers at the Umverstty of C htcago found what appears to be • link betwee n mtddl e-age spread and men's sleep patterns JS th ey ge t o lder. They fou nd that the quality of 111c n 's ~l cc p de c reas e~ wich age .tlo ng wit h th e body's product 1011 of growth ho rmone. T.he drop 111 growth horm one, m tu rn, is thought to lead to fl ab. N o w the researc hers arc wo rkin g to sec tf new types of 'lecpi ng ptlls or hor mo ne injectiOn s G il l slow stgns of aging. " We actuall y kn ow that tfwe Inc rease deep slee p, we ca n mcrease growth hor mone," said Eve Va n Cau ter, a professor of medt ci ne w ho led the stu dy, pu bli shed in Wednesday's Journal of th e American Medi ca l Association. The smd y of bea uty sleep was lim ited to healthy men, and .it ts not clea r whether the fi ndmgs .tpply to women . Van C:IUter and her tt•am looked at sleep stu dtes co nducted on 149 men from 1985 to 1999. They fo und that by the tune men reach age 45. they have nea rly lost the abtlt ty to fall into deep sleep. Men produ ce growth hormone pnmanly d unn g that kmd of sleep. viteol guests at their parnes, that is their dec ision. I be hcve it is my choice who atrcnds a parry I host. Do you th ink I am being old-fashio ned> - IRRITATED AUNT IN OHIO DEAR IRRITATED: There's no th- . ing old- fas hioned abput good man ners. Inform your siblings you would prefer 'that your parties be "family only" then relax the rule o nce a yeir and make It an open house where everyone i~ mvited. You are, fortunate to have a large, loving family. Not eve ryone is so blessed . DEAR ABBY: I am trying to find o ut what "business casual" means. T he dress code fo r men has just changed in my office, and ties and su tts are now optional. Most wear dress shirts and khaki pants. received mail from readers tellin g me JU' l the opp os tte. DEAR ABBY: My brother has asked me to be his best man. Th e proble m ts, I am no t a man - I am a gtrl. I am honored to have been asked . bu t I don't kn ow whar to wear. I don 't wan t to wear what t he b rides maid s are weann g because I wi ll look like I walked th e wrong way o r something. Are th ere tu XL'dos for wom en> STUC K IN FRANKLIN, TENN. DEAR STUCK: Yes, there are elegant tuxed os for women -so m e Wi th pants and some w tth sk.i'rts. If th e weddin g tsn't for mal, a stmple, elega nt dinner suit would also be appropnate. Ask your brother and fut ure sister- in-law whtch they woul d prefer. Girl Scout projects judged at county fair POMERO Y Big Bend Gtrl Scouts recendy held JUdging fo r projects on exhtbit at the Metgs County Fair this wee k. Exh.ibttin g in the World of Well Being and thetr grades are: Brow nies- H atley Ebersbach ,A; Courtn ey Mayes, B; N ikki Lawson, A; Amber Hockman, A; Charh e Fink, B; Cayla Taylor, A; Maria Meadows, B; Amanda Meadows, B; Kayla G raham , A; Darci Btssell, A; Rachelle Kille, B; Troop 106 7 Group, B. Chelsea C arpenter, B; Stacy Macomber, A; Kerrie VanReeth, A; Bec~a Donohu e, A, Junior> - Kayla Collins, B; Miki Young, B; Jasmine Sparks, B; Troop 1042 Gro up, C; Lindsey H ouser, A; Brandy McDa ntels, B; Bethany Ki ng. A; Casey Smith, B; and Eri ca C ogar, A . Cadettes - Alisha C remeans, B; Jennifer Roberts, B; Adrea n R eese, A; Troop 1261 group, B. Senior> - Sarah H o user, A; Bec ky Houser, A. Receivmg Ho norable mention in the judging wa s Eri cka Cogar. R eserve champion went to Stacy Mac omber and grand champion to Kerri VanReeth. Exhibiting in the World of People and their grades are: Brownies - Courtn ey Mayes, A; Nikki Law son, A; Amber Hockman, C ; M egan Sm.ith, B; Kayla Gra ham C;Troop 1015 gro up, A;Jun.iors, Samantha Parsons, A; Kayla Collins, A; Lmdsey Houser, A; Bethany King, A; Brean na Mitchell, B; Cadettes Alisha C remeans (B); Senior> Sarah Houser, A; Becky House r, A Showing in the World of To day & Tomorrow projects: Brownies, Amber H ockman, A; Mega n Smith, B; Kayla Graham, B; Darci Bissell, A; Whitney Putman, A; Kori Collins, A; Becca Do nohue; Jun iors; Kayla Collins, A; Lindsey Houser, A; Bethany King, B; Casey Sm.ith ,A; Breanna Mitchell, A; Cadettes Alisha C remeans, B;Jennifer Roberts, A; Troop 126 1 group, A. Exhibitin g in the World o f Arts are Brownies, Hail ey Ebersbach, B; Courtney Mayes, B; Nikki Lawso n, A; Amber H oc kman, A; C harlie Fink, A; N icki Smith, B; Cayla Taylor, A; M egan Smith. B;Autumn Ebersbach , B; Maria M ea dows, B; Amanda M eadows, A; Kayla Graham, A; Manah Htll, B; Alisa Shamp, A; Rachelle Kille, B; Denise H annum, B; Hayley Gillian, B; Troop 1067 group, A; Kerr.i VanReeth, B; Becca Donohue,A;Jumor> Samatha Parsons, B; Kayla Collins, A; Niki Young, B; Jasmine Sparks, A; Sarah Wachter, B; Troop 1042 group, B; Lindsey Houser, A; Brandy M cDaniels, A; Bethany King, B; Breanna Mitchell, A; Encka Cogar, B; C adettes, Alisha Cremeans , A; Jennifer Roberts, A; Adrean Reese, B; Troop 1261 group, A; (Seniors) Bec ky Ho user, A; Andrea Neutzli ng. A. Projects in the World of CJ ut of Doors on exhibit are: Brow nies, Courtney Mayes, B; Autumn Ebersbac h, B; Kayla Grah am, A; Mariah H ill, C; Whitney Putman , A; Denise Hannum, A; Troop 10b7, B; Stepha nie Snuth , B; Becca Do no hue, B; Ju mors Kayla Coilms, B; Nik.i Yo un g, A; Jasmine Sparks. A; Troop I 042 group, A; Lindsey H ouser, A; Bethany King, A; Breann a Mitchell, A; Jennifer Stru th , A; Samantha Shontz, A Ca dettes Jennifer R oberts, A,Troop 1261 grou p, A. Exhibiting Proj ects in the Worl d of Girl Scouts are Brownies, Kayla G raham , B Troop 1015 group, A; Becca Do no hue, A; Ju mors, Lindsey H ouser, B; Ca dettes, Jennifer R oberts, A;Troop l2b l group, A. R ecetving · H onorable mention were Bethany Ki ng. Worl d of Well Dct ng, Encka C ogar,World of Wdl Bemg,Jenmfer Roberts. World of O ut of Doors and Bec ky House r World of Well Being. Reserve champions we nt to Cayla Taylor. arts; Whttney Putman, out of doors; Stacy Macomber, well-being; and Be,cca D onohue, today and to mo rrow. Grand champion honors went to Ni kki Lawson in th e arts; Da rc.i Btssell m today and tomorrow~ Denise Hannum , o ut of doors~ Kerri VanReeth , well being, and Lindsey Houser, well being. NAMES IN THE NEWS Dixie Chick havln1• chlcklet NASHVILLE, Tenn . (AP) Natalie Maines, lead singer of the Dixie Chi~ ks , may soon be singing lullabies, Maines , 25, who married actor Adrian Padar in June, .is pregnant, it was announced Monday. The baby is due in April. "This is merely the first of 10 children,'' Pasdar, 35,jo ked. T he D t.X.ie C hicks - Maines. Emily Erwin and Martte Setdel have sold more than 15 million CDs. Thetr hits incl ude "R eady to Run" and "Goodbye Earl." Maines's 18-month marri age to Michael Tarabay, a fo rmer bass player for the Chicks, ended earlier this yea r. T he ma rriage ts Pasdar's first. Nugent offers Columbine advice DENVER (AP) - Rock star and gun enthu siast Ted Nugent su gges ~ in h i~ new book that stu dents could have stopped last year's Col umbme Htgh massacre by rushi ng one of the two gunmen. Nu ge nt. a direc to r of the N attonal Rifl e Assoctatt on. also ~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~ ~ Eastern Local ~ ~ School District . Some men are sporting necklaces. Wh ere do you d raw the line? - FASHIONCONFUSED IN L.A. DEAR FASHION-CONFUSED: Yo u've asked an intelli ge nt question. Everyo ne would be better served if some gu idelin es were issued . T he problem li es in rhe hesitance of many emp loyers to issue a spectfic dress code, which has left many peo ple confu sed . What is or ts not acc eptable atti re ts a line that mu st be draw n by the employe rs. Whether employee w a sutt and tte, slac ks and a sport coat, o kh akis and a casual shirt , attire in e workpl ace t and professional. sho uld always look While s en ayers feel that casual dress .improves pro ductivity, I have 2d~ ~Pe:Jt~~USE Elementary and High ""''"'aavv• wrote that the bloodbath proved people should be allowed to carry concealed weapons. Nugent, 51, autographed copies of his book, "God•, Guns and Rock N' Roll,'' Monday at a bookstore as two police officers sto od guard. Tom Mauser, whose son D aniel was one of the 12 students k.illed at Columbine, called Nugent's statements "despicable." " I think he's l.ivmg .in this fa ntasy world where kids are crybabies tf tl1ey do n't figh t back against somebody holding a gu n,'' M auser sat d. Senator fined by bibal judge IGNAC IO, Colo. (AI') - Sen. Ben N tghthorse Campbell was fined $250 by an Indian tribal judge and o rdered to serve 10 hour> of commu nity service for shooting at a dog fro m the side of a highway near his home. The 66-year- old Republican shot at and miaacd a do1 that was attacking his dol on Saturday, tribal prosecutor Julie Halligan •aid after Campbell accepted a plea agreement Monday. "If I thoughr he was purposely trying to harm somebody, I would have pursued other charges," Hoiligan said. "He did not recklessly put people .in danger." F.irmg a gun from , across or onto any public road on the Southern Ute Indian R eservation is against tribal law. Supplies by Mlcromatlc &Presto Bowie, lman have daughter PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, WV LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rock star David Bowie an d h ts supermodel wife, I man , welcomed their ftrst child Tuesday, a daughter they named Alex.1ndria Zahra Jones. The baby was born at an undisclosed hospttal and wetgh ed 7 po un ds, 4.6 o unces, pu bhcist Mitch Schnetde r satd: 773-5583 I I NOW IN PROGRESS SID OFF •Mens and Womens Athletic and Casual Shoes, excluding Football Cleats! 20% OFF •All Chlldrens Footwear 20% OFF •All HIKE T-Shlrts,Socks &Caps Buy aSchool or HIKE Gym Bag, Get Your Name Monogrammed On II FREE!! 30% OFF· All HIKE. Eastland,and Dockers Sandals!! SALE ROOM· NOW 1/2 PRICE!!!! SPECIAL SELECTION ATHLETIC SHOES 30% OFF!!! .August2I, 2000 The SHOEPLACE 5:30·7:00 ~e.Re~~u er4t de~~ Canning 219 . SECOND AVE 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT, OH �...,.;;11ge 4 • The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,August 16,1000 The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·2156 · Fax : 992· 2157 DEAR ABBY: I am a smgle woman (no chil dren) who hosts several family parties durin g the year. I have stx brothers and sister>. All are married, and they have a total of I b children . Everyone in the family ts mvited to these family gettogethers - and I used to lookin g forward to seei ng them. T he problem is, my brother's five childre n each bnng a boyfrie nd or girlfri end. I never know whe n these "extra five" people are comtng, and it makes planning a party difficult. (If all the ni eces and nephews started bringing their friends, there would be 32 children 1) My brother never tells me that their kids' friends are comin g - and when they do come, they socialize only with eac h other.When I was a teen-ager, if we ~MMN\? ·'Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • R. S hawn Lewis Managing Editor Diane Kay Hill Controller Larry Boyer Advertising Director Charlene Hoeflich General Manager L.tfff'n , ., th.- n ltlor a r t> M '~kll lllf' l'h t' \ 1/l out./ he /PI than •tm '~~'''"'' Al/11'111'1'11 mv llthJf'lf umJ 11111 •1 ,,. 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My m other tells me not to say anythmg, just to be happy we all get together and get along. My feeling .is if others app rove of unin- Handle fruits and vegetables properly to avoid germs and illness. W hen purchasmg produce, buy o nly those items that are top quahty - no mold , bruising, soft spots or shme. Do not place fruits and vegetables in the bottom of the ca rt where they can be bruised by other groceries. Bu y o nly what ca n be used m a f ~w davs. Ar ho me place produ ce unmed.iatel y in the crisper. It is designed to have the ri ght humidity fo r longe r sto rage. Lettuce may be rinsed before chilling to maintain crispness, bu t o ther produce does no t requi re tt. Wash all frui~s and vegetables in clean water before eating, even .if the peel or skin will not lie eaten. This wtll preve nt bacter ia fro m bemg passed from the outside to the inside of the fruit. Fir m fruits ·should be washed in water that .is 80-11 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Water that .is somewhat warm, emits more flavor and aroma. Berries should be put .in a colander, then sprayed with a sink sprayer. The colander allows the fruit to be turned ge ntly. without bruising. If there is no sin k sprayer, place soft fru it and b erries 111 a colander or wire basket, then dip several times .in large kettl e of warm water. Change water and repeat until color stays clea r. Work qui ckly so frui t won't abso rb excess water, causing a decrease in qual.ity Dry the washed produce with a paper towel. Greens sho uld be cooked im mediately wt th out dryin g. Vegetabl es used tn salad s sho ul d be washed m very cold woter. T im wtll keep the foo d cr isp. ()i p salad gree ns 111 icc Becky Baer ADVICE water 30 minutes before servmg. Scrub firm vegetables such as potatoes tf the skin is to be ea ten. Peel and remove outer leaves or nnds. Do not cross-contammate foods . Always wash hands thoroughly with soap and warm water before preparing foods , after using the restroom, touching hair, chan ging a diaper or blowing a nose. Be ~erta.in to wash hands, surfaces and utensils extensively with soap and warm water before tou~hing fruits and vegetables after handling raw ' meats and poultt"Y. Detergents should not be used to wash produce, because residues will remain on the food. Bakln1 soda, vincpr and chlorine bleach may leave aftertutca and cause poiaoninl, C lcaninlsprays may not be any more effective that clean , clear water. Follow label instructions concern.ing refrigeration and expiration dates. Cover cut fruit and vegetables and place in refrigerator set below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Fruit salad should remain in the refri gerator until se rving time. If cut fruits and vegetables are unrefrige rated lo nge r than four hours, they should be thrown away, (Becky Baer is an Ohio State Universit y e:~: temion ~gen t. ) RYA N'S V I EW BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fiJd.1y i"' We dnL''d·'Y· A u ~ I(\, thl 2~'Jt h ~b y of 21 1! ll l.Th nc .lfl' I J7 J,,y<; left in rh t• yc.tr 1(lli.tv';; Hi g h h~ ht 11 1 H, . . t,, ry· ( )n Aug lf1. 1<)77, l.: lvh Pt L·..,lc\· ~..h ~..·d .It C r. Jll' l.111 d N l.t ll'I IOII 111 Mcmplw•. Tcn1 1 ..It .Jgt' 4.2 ' ()I ) thi.; ; d.tlL' \11 1777. A lll l'l'lC.I n l ~m·t·' \\'o il th L· IZ L\t lh ltluJJ.I J) \X/.u (3 attk of ~ t· m nngt un. Vt. In 1HI2. I J~..·trol t t~· \l to Br1t1'h 111d lnd1 .u1 ti•tlc'J 111 tht· W.1r o f Abigail How to best handle vegetables and fruits & __ ~--~~\ L',\~Y, .w.nlt~bd1 ry 1:hat's th t• general m 1 p n·s.~ 1 0 11 n.111onally An m ·tT.il l vi t•w of thl' economy tells us Wt.' ·rL' doing wt'll. We "hou lcln't knor k our luck . Many of us have lived throuKh too many pmods of downt\lrns and high mtlauon to wanr to see them return But while th e boom continu es, Appal.tdm continu es to la g Ero. nomic good times haw been a ranty 111 th e O hi o VaiiL-y, and prosperity has usuall y bee n detected toward the end of whatewr cycle th e 'nation experien ces Before the current l'Upbori.t expirt·s, we n t'ed to gt.'t on th e band ~ wagon and enj oy tht" s.mlt.: di vidends of '\ ll CCl'"iS thl· rt''it c.l the U.S. h.L"i in spades. It's a ht'dgc .1ga111st th c futu n: Wl' can 't .lt10rd to nuss. Contrary to popubr hd ief, not evcryom· \V,mts to be, or ca n be. ,1 nnlhonaue. Thert· arl' thoo,;e 1..vho Jrc co ntt' llt tu l1 ve comtOnablv bJseJ on the fn m o,; of thflr L1bo r .md havt· ,1 re tire ment fn:t· of fi.nanr 1.1i worry... Two c.1rs in t'.lth g.1r.tgt' ;:md ,1 l h1tlc n m t•vny pot." th l' 1Y2t ), politk .tl pk dgl' to Amt"fl l'Jll \·ott.T' . 1s .1 r omT pl that stdl loo k-; prctry good to people. Howevn , 1n Ollf are,1, that gu.d t,m 'r be ar hl l' Vl'd o n ~ dt er ofp.lrt - _ time o r 111 111111l um wage JObs. Wink· crt".UI O!l o f better- paying JObs IS the goal of all of our economic devdopment officta\5. achieving that 'goal is still hard to reac h due to l orattoJL p.,olatJull .111 d LKk of uJtl·;"tstructure. T he task lm beco me more dtilic ult wnh the potcntt<tl lms of thL' Mt·lgs M mes and Pt kc.: tou\ nuLi c.u cnnchmcm pLmt. At th e ~am e tli iiC',-it's served-as-a ~pu r-to attl at"tlll g re plat:-etn t•m JOh'i to rh c.• region. A promoti onal catnp.ugJJ fu r the U.S .tl co rnd or through M c1gs. A th e ns and H orkmg lUll lltlt'<;j ts ont' llll'rho d loc,1l o tlici.1ls are uuli zlllg to mrcre'lt l'l llp l oyl' r~ 111 loc.mng herl' UHi c1.1h ,d"io need to look at b nngmg o ther fo rm..; of t• m p l oy n~t·m. "ur h .1.. the t ekCI)I III1nl ll1 L':ltJo n o; m\luo;,; try. 11 1to rhe tn - rnu my Addmonall y. 111 .1r k etm g th e mdm rn .1l parb dt·vd llpcd 111 ( ;.1l11.1. M e 1gs .md M ~..,nn COllllflt''> ar c t rltlcal Bu '> IIH.'\~l''> luok111 g tt ) ..·xp .111 d arc l! kdv' ru Like ,1 lo n"tT look <~t ~lll .m :.1 \\' hne bnd :md un liti t''i .li t' to avaJI;th]e. Not buildlll g a hu'illl'"' tTo n1 'uatc h in .1 ll l'\V '< ltl' tt·nd, ru bode wdl fo r the bJLmce "beet If App.llacln ,l I'\ to t'Vl' r brc.lk th e cyc k of powrt; th.n·. . bn: n :m.Khcd to It t() r ....· ntun ~ ....lttractlon of ll t'W y. . >h~ 1" v1t<1l Yc". du-; .trgtll nt' ll t ha" bee n ll t'ard hdi. m.:. Bu~ IHm 1' the Ill Ill' to .h. L. W1th .1 n.Jthm.ll d ~,.·L non l oon u ng ,Hl d tlw potl'T ll l.ll li lr l h .lll~t· 111> lll .lt tcr who\ ~..·kc t t'd to t h c ,W hit~..· lluu . . ,· o1 ( :ul l !l.l l'""· tht· rl'~ J U II \\'dl hr ll li'\Slll ~ .lll o ppo rtumty 1f1 t dot·s n't 111.1 h· t hL 1 1~ l lt l Ol HH.'l tJ( /11 " '10011. Tht·cx ptTts td l u" till' p.uty l.ll 1'1l l \ t tilll'\l' l n il \ 1\ tl ll l'l,]l..,~' \.\ l ll'll' b. ·1ng I., t~,.· 1.., n·t t:l\ lll on.lhk. hut pn,.,1hh d1'.r'tn•u'. Wednesday, August 16,1000 TIME OUT FOR TIPS Job creation critical if area will benifzt from good times I lue tu th L· The ·Daily Sentinel Aunt welcomes big family but not all their friends 'Estabasnd 1111948 Charles W. Gove y Publisher Page A5 Detachment hard to maintain in face cfpoverty • Nb vlw It \ t h e ,Jr! d ,11 1' th .lt kCl'JJ<o; thl' \ {t' ll Lh of rhc c.l l't'.l''L'" tl·om tl'.l\l'l lll g. W l' !leVl'J' ll(l[h L' Oll l' t11JtJ! \\'l',rl' .lh lHl\t 11 p 0 11 lt. ag.nn 'L'L' rlnn n hhom o f tlt·;; h ~ r i ll t· lln g n1g to the bonn , '' \Vhy h .tvcn't t hL· \ll hu rc' phh·d tl H' Ill ck. t n ?" I .t~k . " f (n) 111.111~ tk.H I t.Jt t lr ." tJ U I g u1de. N d n1. ,,1\., , ... , hl' \·u lt u1r' 11. 1\L' I IIOIT th ,lll Up L l ll'L'. \\L' th ey l.lll L'. \1 ... 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It\ '> n llllll'll C.l-. l ~._• r In h .111dk tht· -. utl ~·rin!!, o t an t'lltlrt' tt. trtt.ll! tlt .111 Olll' ' l'ln d1y ho). l (/o t~tt I<)'LIII , , 11 tt•iuHI/t/ 11 /!11' tftr t l,\ ft 1 ( :/lr< ll/ /, 1('. .'\1 11rf (t!/11 11/ r llh i/n , Ill 11 '' /'ilf'l'l t 11 Lack of quality sleep contributes to middle-age man's spread Sa 11 h, 111 _ ltr /,, , 111 ld/1 tlf 'tllo/ 111'1' 1'- lllollf tl/ .Jtl Ill/ }'d!l\{- • C H IC AGO (AI') .- Here's some news th at could keep nud dle-aged men awake nights: A la ck of quality sil'cp may contribut e to love handles and double chins. R esearchers at the Umverstty of C htcago found what appears to be • link betwee n mtddl e-age spread and men's sleep patterns JS th ey ge t o lder. They fou nd that the quality of 111c n 's ~l cc p de c reas e~ wich age .tlo ng wit h th e body's product 1011 of growth ho rmone. T.he drop 111 growth horm one, m tu rn, is thought to lead to fl ab. N o w the researc hers arc wo rkin g to sec tf new types of 'lecpi ng ptlls or hor mo ne injectiOn s G il l slow stgns of aging. " We actuall y kn ow that tfwe Inc rease deep slee p, we ca n mcrease growth hor mone," said Eve Va n Cau ter, a professor of medt ci ne w ho led the stu dy, pu bli shed in Wednesday's Journal of th e American Medi ca l Association. The smd y of bea uty sleep was lim ited to healthy men, and .it ts not clea r whether the fi ndmgs .tpply to women . Van C:IUter and her tt•am looked at sleep stu dtes co nducted on 149 men from 1985 to 1999. They fo und that by the tune men reach age 45. they have nea rly lost the abtlt ty to fall into deep sleep. Men produ ce growth hormone pnmanly d unn g that kmd of sleep. viteol guests at their parnes, that is their dec ision. I be hcve it is my choice who atrcnds a parry I host. Do you th ink I am being old-fashio ned> - IRRITATED AUNT IN OHIO DEAR IRRITATED: There's no th- . ing old- fas hioned abput good man ners. Inform your siblings you would prefer 'that your parties be "family only" then relax the rule o nce a yeir and make It an open house where everyone i~ mvited. You are, fortunate to have a large, loving family. Not eve ryone is so blessed . DEAR ABBY: I am trying to find o ut what "business casual" means. T he dress code fo r men has just changed in my office, and ties and su tts are now optional. Most wear dress shirts and khaki pants. received mail from readers tellin g me JU' l the opp os tte. DEAR ABBY: My brother has asked me to be his best man. Th e proble m ts, I am no t a man - I am a gtrl. I am honored to have been asked . bu t I don't kn ow whar to wear. I don 't wan t to wear what t he b rides maid s are weann g because I wi ll look like I walked th e wrong way o r something. Are th ere tu XL'dos for wom en> STUC K IN FRANKLIN, TENN. DEAR STUCK: Yes, there are elegant tuxed os for women -so m e Wi th pants and some w tth sk.i'rts. If th e weddin g tsn't for mal, a stmple, elega nt dinner suit would also be appropnate. Ask your brother and fut ure sister- in-law whtch they woul d prefer. Girl Scout projects judged at county fair POMERO Y Big Bend Gtrl Scouts recendy held JUdging fo r projects on exhtbit at the Metgs County Fair this wee k. Exh.ibttin g in the World of Well Being and thetr grades are: Brow nies- H atley Ebersbach ,A; Courtn ey Mayes, B; N ikki Lawson, A; Amber Hockman, A; Charh e Fink, B; Cayla Taylor, A; Maria Meadows, B; Amanda Meadows, B; Kayla G raham , A; Darci Btssell, A; Rachelle Kille, B; Troop 106 7 Group, B. Chelsea C arpenter, B; Stacy Macomber, A; Kerrie VanReeth, A; Bec~a Donohu e, A, Junior> - Kayla Collins, B; Miki Young, B; Jasmine Sparks, B; Troop 1042 Gro up, C; Lindsey H ouser, A; Brandy McDa ntels, B; Bethany Ki ng. A; Casey Smith, B; and Eri ca C ogar, A . Cadettes - Alisha C remeans, B; Jennifer Roberts, B; Adrea n R eese, A; Troop 1261 group, B. Senior> - Sarah H o user, A; Bec ky Houser, A. Receivmg Ho norable mention in the judging wa s Eri cka Cogar. R eserve champion went to Stacy Mac omber and grand champion to Kerri VanReeth. Exhibiting in the World of People and their grades are: Brownies - Courtn ey Mayes, A; Nikki Law son, A; Amber Hockman, C ; M egan Sm.ith, B; Kayla Gra ham C;Troop 1015 gro up, A;Jun.iors, Samantha Parsons, A; Kayla Collins, A; Lmdsey Houser, A; Bethany King, A; Brean na Mitchell, B; Cadettes Alisha C remeans (B); Senior> Sarah Houser, A; Becky House r, A Showing in the World of To day & Tomorrow projects: Brownies, Amber H ockman, A; Mega n Smith, B; Kayla Graham, B; Darci Bissell, A; Whitney Putman, A; Kori Collins, A; Becca Do nohue; Jun iors; Kayla Collins, A; Lindsey Houser, A; Bethany King, B; Casey Sm.ith ,A; Breanna Mitchell, A; Cadettes Alisha C remeans, B;Jennifer Roberts, A; Troop 126 1 group, A. Exhibitin g in the World o f Arts are Brownies, Hail ey Ebersbach, B; Courtney Mayes, B; Nikki Lawso n, A; Amber H oc kman, A; C harlie Fink, A; N icki Smith, B; Cayla Taylor, A; M egan Smith. B;Autumn Ebersbach , B; Maria M ea dows, B; Amanda M eadows, A; Kayla Graham, A; Manah Htll, B; Alisa Shamp, A; Rachelle Kille, B; Denise H annum, B; Hayley Gillian, B; Troop 1067 group, A; Kerr.i VanReeth, B; Becca Donohue,A;Jumor> Samatha Parsons, B; Kayla Collins, A; Niki Young, B; Jasmine Sparks, A; Sarah Wachter, B; Troop 1042 group, B; Lindsey Houser, A; Brandy M cDaniels, A; Bethany King, B; Breanna Mitchell, A; Encka Cogar, B; C adettes, Alisha Cremeans , A; Jennifer Roberts, A; Adrean Reese, B; Troop 1261 group, A; (Seniors) Bec ky Ho user, A; Andrea Neutzli ng. A. Projects in the World of CJ ut of Doors on exhibit are: Brow nies, Courtney Mayes, B; Autumn Ebersbac h, B; Kayla Grah am, A; Mariah H ill, C; Whitney Putman , A; Denise Hannum, A; Troop 10b7, B; Stepha nie Snuth , B; Becca Do no hue, B; Ju mors Kayla Coilms, B; Nik.i Yo un g, A; Jasmine Sparks. A; Troop I 042 group, A; Lindsey H ouser, A; Bethany King, A; Breann a Mitchell, A; Jennifer Stru th , A; Samantha Shontz, A Ca dettes Jennifer R oberts, A,Troop 1261 grou p, A. Exhibiting Proj ects in the Worl d of Girl Scouts are Brownies, Kayla G raham , B Troop 1015 group, A; Becca Do no hue, A; Ju mors, Lindsey H ouser, B; Ca dettes, Jennifer R oberts, A;Troop l2b l group, A. R ecetving · H onorable mention were Bethany Ki ng. Worl d of Well Dct ng, Encka C ogar,World of Wdl Bemg,Jenmfer Roberts. World of O ut of Doors and Bec ky House r World of Well Being. Reserve champions we nt to Cayla Taylor. arts; Whttney Putman, out of doors; Stacy Macomber, well-being; and Be,cca D onohue, today and to mo rrow. Grand champion honors went to Ni kki Lawson in th e arts; Da rc.i Btssell m today and tomorrow~ Denise Hannum , o ut of doors~ Kerri VanReeth , well being, and Lindsey Houser, well being. NAMES IN THE NEWS Dixie Chick havln1• chlcklet NASHVILLE, Tenn . (AP) Natalie Maines, lead singer of the Dixie Chi~ ks , may soon be singing lullabies, Maines , 25, who married actor Adrian Padar in June, .is pregnant, it was announced Monday. The baby is due in April. "This is merely the first of 10 children,'' Pasdar, 35,jo ked. T he D t.X.ie C hicks - Maines. Emily Erwin and Martte Setdel have sold more than 15 million CDs. Thetr hits incl ude "R eady to Run" and "Goodbye Earl." Maines's 18-month marri age to Michael Tarabay, a fo rmer bass player for the Chicks, ended earlier this yea r. T he ma rriage ts Pasdar's first. Nugent offers Columbine advice DENVER (AP) - Rock star and gun enthu siast Ted Nugent su gges ~ in h i~ new book that stu dents could have stopped last year's Col umbme Htgh massacre by rushi ng one of the two gunmen. Nu ge nt. a direc to r of the N attonal Rifl e Assoctatt on. also ~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~ ~ Eastern Local ~ ~ School District . Some men are sporting necklaces. Wh ere do you d raw the line? - FASHIONCONFUSED IN L.A. DEAR FASHION-CONFUSED: Yo u've asked an intelli ge nt question. Everyo ne would be better served if some gu idelin es were issued . T he problem li es in rhe hesitance of many emp loyers to issue a spectfic dress code, which has left many peo ple confu sed . What is or ts not acc eptable atti re ts a line that mu st be draw n by the employe rs. Whether employee w a sutt and tte, slac ks and a sport coat, o kh akis and a casual shirt , attire in e workpl ace t and professional. sho uld always look While s en ayers feel that casual dress .improves pro ductivity, I have 2d~ ~Pe:Jt~~USE Elementary and High ""''"'aavv• wrote that the bloodbath proved people should be allowed to carry concealed weapons. Nugent, 51, autographed copies of his book, "God•, Guns and Rock N' Roll,'' Monday at a bookstore as two police officers sto od guard. Tom Mauser, whose son D aniel was one of the 12 students k.illed at Columbine, called Nugent's statements "despicable." " I think he's l.ivmg .in this fa ntasy world where kids are crybabies tf tl1ey do n't figh t back against somebody holding a gu n,'' M auser sat d. Senator fined by bibal judge IGNAC IO, Colo. (AI') - Sen. Ben N tghthorse Campbell was fined $250 by an Indian tribal judge and o rdered to serve 10 hour> of commu nity service for shooting at a dog fro m the side of a highway near his home. The 66-year- old Republican shot at and miaacd a do1 that was attacking his dol on Saturday, tribal prosecutor Julie Halligan •aid after Campbell accepted a plea agreement Monday. "If I thoughr he was purposely trying to harm somebody, I would have pursued other charges," Hoiligan said. "He did not recklessly put people .in danger." F.irmg a gun from , across or onto any public road on the Southern Ute Indian R eservation is against tribal law. Supplies by Mlcromatlc &Presto Bowie, lman have daughter PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, WV LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rock star David Bowie an d h ts supermodel wife, I man , welcomed their ftrst child Tuesday, a daughter they named Alex.1ndria Zahra Jones. The baby was born at an undisclosed hospttal and wetgh ed 7 po un ds, 4.6 o unces, pu bhcist Mitch Schnetde r satd: 773-5583 I I NOW IN PROGRESS SID OFF •Mens and Womens Athletic and Casual Shoes, excluding Football Cleats! 20% OFF •All Chlldrens Footwear 20% OFF •All HIKE T-Shlrts,Socks &Caps Buy aSchool or HIKE Gym Bag, Get Your Name Monogrammed On II FREE!! 30% OFF· All HIKE. Eastland,and Dockers Sandals!! SALE ROOM· NOW 1/2 PRICE!!!! SPECIAL SELECTION ATHLETIC SHOES 30% OFF!!! .August2I, 2000 The SHOEPLACE 5:30·7:00 ~e.Re~~u er4t de~~ Canning 219 . SECOND AVE 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT, OH �.. . • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel VVednesday,August16,2000 County court venire posted POMER.OY -The following nanlt·s have been selected as prospective juror< for the Meigs County Court for the September, 2000 venire term: NOVICE HORSE EXHIBITOR WINNERS- Pictured above are the novice horse exhibitor winners at Tuesday's 4-H/FFA Horse show. They are, from left, Adrian Bolin, Lydel Norman, Summer Folmer, Kyle Boggs, and R.J. Leach. SENIOR GYMHKANA GRAND/RESERVE CHAMPION - Stephanie Story and Stacey Mills won grand and reserve champion in the senior gymhkana division during the 4-H/FFA Horse Show on Tuesday. Pictured w1th them is Horse Prince Robbie Weddle and Horse Princess Tuesday's 4-H Horse ShoV\I"resultS posted ROCK SPRINGS The Meigs Co unty 4-H/FFA Horse 'how was held Tuesday at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. In the Showmanship division, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Sandi Smith and Jessica Janey, senior; Keshia Norman and Ashley Roush, junior. Grand champion in the production cia" was Sandi Smith. In the Performance Division, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Whitney Karr and Sa.ndi Smith, senior; Keshia Norman and Bethany Riftle. In the Gymhkana Competition, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Stephanie Story and Stacey Mills, senior; Joey Riffle and Sonny Folmer, junior. Novice Horse Exhibitor winners were Adrian Bolin, lydel Norman, Sununer Folmer, Kyle Boggs, and R.J. leach. fimottly C . T!lckett, Pomeroy: William Henry Nelson , Pomeroy; Doris June Richmond, Middlepon : Sheila Kay Dickinson. Albany: Nora Jean Eakins, Pomeroy; Hillery Mae Harris, Portland; Doris A. Buchana, Reedsville: Marla Ellen 5ams, Albany: Nanette M. Morrell, Albany: Jean· nie Lo1s Taylor, Pomeroy; Stefani Ladonna Pickens. Pomerov: Stacey Renee Cleland. Pomeroy; Brani N1kcOte......_ ~ves, Pomeroy; Mart< A. Pi8fce, Racl?'l~ '8obby Eugene Pavne, M1ddlepon: Manha D. Whitley, Shade: Ethel D. Lowery, Middlepor1; Wilda W. Scarberry, Racine; Stephanie Ann Evans, Reedsville. William Brad Maynard , Racine: Judy Sue Holter, Long Bottom; Vickie K. Klaibef, Long Bottom; Jeffrey David Newell. Tuppets. Pla1ns; Unda E. Keesee, Middleport; Dav1d A llen Edwards, M iddleport; Clarence M . Lawrence, Portland; William K. Marshall. Racine: Dwight W. Haskins. Shade: Mi!lry Alice Gravier, Long Bottom: Candice Jean Walker, Middleport· Doris Marie Grueser. RaCine: Fred Micha~l Hoffman. Pomeroy: Charles William Frecker Racine; Donald E. Yoho, Pomeroy; ShirleY Ann Sisson, Pomeroy: Bobby J. Rathbum, Pomeroy: Teresa Robin Dunfee, Middleport: David W. Uewellyn. Albany; Matthew Earl Sel lers, M1ddleport; Monserrate Cordero, ~iddleport : Jani ce K. Adams, Rutland: D1ana Carol Kimes, Reedsville: Mindy Lynn Halley, Pomeroy; Adam D. Williams, Middlepon; Charles Buck m Racine; Christipa E. Neece, Pomeroy; Rhonda · Kay Koehler, Reedsville: Ronald . Jerome Hanning , Albany. Jim Eugene Davis, Autl.ind ; Jackilil R. Wh1teman, Long Bottom; Bettie Pigott, Lon? Bonom; Michael David Rush, RaC1ne: Cleta Maxene Hoffman, PomEifoy; Jason Lynn Arnold, Pomeroy: Shirley A1ln Jones. Reedsville; Michelle Renee Gregory, Middleport: Clarence E. Lee, Pomeroy: Joann K. Whiteman, Porttnad: Betty L Weversmi ller, Pomeroy ; Jesse L. Wingrove, Racine ; Laura Ann Noel, Albany; Barbara Kay Lawrence, Syracuse; Bernard P. Lavalley, Jr., Racine: William D . Davis, Middleport; Thomas James Richard son. Middlepon: Mary Katherine Persons. Pomeroy; Maxine H. Robinson, Middleport; Amos Tillis. Rutland; Roy Eugene O'Dell, Rutland: Glenna Joan Snowden . Rutland ; Lavada V. Barcus, Chesh1re; Erin Marie Rou sh. Middleport; Donn Raymond Pumpa, Racine; Bonita Louise McAngus, Pomeroy; Jeffrey Lee Baughma,n. Langsville. Arthur A. Jarvi s, Pomeroy; Benney S. Dent, Pomeroy; Martha A . Boynton, Pomeroy: M1r.hele C Garr ets:m Rac ine· Juliana Mich elle Hayman, A~edsville: Helen Jane Pickens, Racine: Timothy Allen Selby, Pomeroy; Florence M. Grueser, Shade; Meli ssa Day Ramsburg. Pomeroy ;· Ralph Leroy VanCooney, Pomeroy: Donald Elmer Roush, Syracuse; Betty V. Sayre, Racine: Tho mas E. Hoffner. Middleport; Kevin Wayne VanMatre, Pomeroy; Dorothy Hartenbach, Middleport; Gene Paul King, Pomeroy; Ronnie W. Eblin, Pomeroy: Ronald L. Birt , Pomeroy; Raymond L. Patterson, Rutland; Stephen W. Taylor. Jr.. Long Bottcfn: George Napier, Aaedsvtlle: William S. Fanning, Albany; Cathy J . Sargent, Reedsville; Michael Ri chard Hayman, Reedsville: Irene BaJcter, w. PRODUCTION CHAMPION - Sandi Smith was the winner of the senior production division. Pictured with her is Horse Princess Keisha Norman and Horse Prince Robbie Weddle. JR. GYMHKANA GRAND/RESERVE CHAMPION - Joey Riffle and Sonny Folmer took top honors in the junior gymhkana division during t he Jun1or Fair Horse Show at the Meigs County Fair. Also pictured is Horse Prince Robbie Weddle and Horse Princess Keisha Norman. Junior Fair goat show • wtnners POMEROY - Results of the Meigs County Junior Fair goat show held Tuesday morning are as follows, in order ·by class: Pomeroy. Rita J . Radford , Pomeroy; Belva H. Willard , Pomeroy; Alberta M. Dalton, Pomeroy; Peggy Sue H1ll, Racine: Pamela L. Crow, Pomerov: William G . Toundas, Pomeroy; Nellie N. Hudson. Middleport; MaryA. Fields. Middleport: Brian K. Armes. Pomeroy; Laticia M Metheney, Vinton; Betty Athea Harris, ReedSvil le: Stacie A Pullins. Long Bottom: Jennifer E. KeiiBf', Long Bottom: Joan W. Colli ns, Rutland; Megan C . Manuel, Racine; Paul John Sha1f9f. Portta.nd; Dennis Lee Richards Jr., Racine; Claudie. B . Kruskamp: Langsville; Emerson Eugene Houdasl"1elt, Pomeroy: Paul E. Beegle. Racine: Judy A Pape, Syracuse; James David Howard, Rutland; Clifford Thoma s Roseberry, Syracuse: Lori Ann Smrth, Long Bottom; Robert F. Snowden, Rutland; Howard D. Nolan , Syracuse; William T. Gar1eton, Racine : Laura K. Hart, Racine. Robel: L. Smith, Long Bottom; Virgil Parsons, Pomeroy: Gortney Leanne Haley, Pomeroy: Mi chael D Davenport, Pomeroy: Heather Michelle Wise, Pomeroy; Donna Rae Jenkins. Rutland : Lesl1e V. Frank. Pomeroy; W11i1am L. Facemyer, Po meroy; Richard D . Manzey, Pomeroy; Rhonda Lean Fish, Pomeroy; Michele A . DicKerson, Pomeroy; Elwin Edward James, Pomeroy; PBg M. Carper, Pomeroy; Roger Lee Starcher, RaCine; Dallas D. Sayre, Mtddleport ; Jack Wayne Hart, Pomeroy; Robert Ke ith Hypes, Langsv1 ll e : Alben Roush , Pomeroy; Janelle Darlene Harmon , Racine; and . Thomas 0. McKay, Long Bottom . (Showman) Intermediate, Beginner, grand cllampioo showman, John Swanson, reserve champion showman, Carrie Myers; Crossbreed dairy kid, grand champk>n "!ossbreed, John Swanson; (Alpine) dairy kid, John Swanson, Dry Yearling, Gerrie Myers, grand cllampk>n Alpine, Chris Trader, reserve cllampk>n Alpine, Carrie Myers; harness goal, grand champion harness goal, Chris Trader. ORAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN (NEAR RIGHT) - John Swanson took grand champion honors in the showmanship division during Tuesday's Junior Fair Goat Show which took place at the Meigs County Fair. • RESERVE CHAMPION SHOWMAN (FAR RIGHT) - Carrie Myers won reserve champ1on in the showmanship division on Tuesday morning during the Meigs County Junior Fair Goat Show. Horticulture exhibit judging results posted at Meigs County Fair ROCK SPRINGS - Horticulture e xhibits at the Meigs Cou nty Fair were j udged on Monday. The displays will remain in pl ace at the Coon Hunter's Building through Saturday. First pla ce winners, by class, were : yellow corn, Virgil King, Pomeroy; ye llow sweet corn, Devon Baum, Pomeroy; Indian corn, Roy Holter, Pom eroy; peck. wheat, Ross Hultt:r. Pomeroy; potatoes, cobblers, Phillip King, Po meroy; po tatoes, Yuko n Gold, H enry D.1hr. Long Botto m ; potatoc~. Ken nebe cs. Harry Brown , R acml': pota tO('S, other variery, Elizabeth £le.1 h rs, Pomeroy; sweet potatoes. var iety, Harry Drow n. Gree n cabbage, Bri ar Dill, Long Botto m; red ca bbage, Ja ck King, Po me roy: tomatOt'<, red, Devon Baum; to matoes, yellow, Devon Blum; tomatoes, pear red, Maxi ne D yer, Rutland; tomatoes, cherry, Emily Bing, Rutl and ; tomatoes, bi-color, H arry Brown ; green pod pole beans, Debo rah Mohler. Pomeroy: ya rd long pole 1w ,11 J". Br1 .1r J)JI ]; g rcL' Il pod bm h hL",Jm. P.un ci.J I b gL·r. Coo lville. Lima beans, Evelyn H o ll on, King, Po meroy; p1ckles, V~rgli lene Hayes; grape, concord, plate, D evon BJum ; brgl'~t \\",ltt'r!lldKing; okra, plate, Deborah Harry Brown; grapes, Niagara , O II , H e1i ry IJahr ; Llr;:c·s t apple , Moh ler : zucc hini, Briar Dill; sum- plate, Roy Holter; Keifer pea r. Darlen e Ha yes . mer squ ash , Darlene Hayes, plate, Maxine Dyer; Bartlett pear, Largest to mato, Evely n H olPomeroy; crooked neck squash, plate, Harry Brown; peaches, yel- lon ; brgt·st bt·et, Evelyn H o llon; Darlen e H ayes; acorn squash, low, plate, Darlene Hayes. largc~t cuc umber, Uriar Dill; llrior Dill ; butternut squash, Lida Peaches, white, plate, Darl ene longest CLh.: umbcr, Bnar DilL R at hburn : Middleport; dipper Hayes; bla c k raspberry, Harry .largest sqtmh , Jack King: b rgcst go urds, llmr Dill. Brown ; red raspberry, Harry cantdoupe, Henry Bahr; larges t Orn.unc ntal gourds. BrlJ.r iDill: · Brown; blackberry, Harry Brown ; c:lr of co rn . VIrgii1<ing: lo ngest melo n, C harleston Gray, Henry · blueberry. Harry Brown; best diS- bean , Bri ar Dill; lar~est cabbage, lbhr; mdon s, variety, Darlene play of garden produce, Saundra G. R . Th o m pson, Po meroy; lreak Hayt·s: melo ns, variety, Devon Bush, Langsville; largest po tato, vcgt·tables, Deborah Mohler. Batn n; apples, Stayman Winesap, Henry Bahr; largest pumpkin , Eve lyn H ol lon; apples, Rome Bea uty, Evelyn Hollo n ; apples, i,:!~ :!IJl~.ll~lil·l: Q ~~~ r-1: 1:ltm.:1:11'11 Gulden Delicious, H arry Brown; .1pplcs, Gnmes Golden, Darlene Hayes; apples, Maiden Blush, DarIL•ne Hayes; apples, variety, Dar- l:i11:11 m: I(II,: I :ltW 3.ll to.:ltl1.:1 DHV CONSTRUCTION . JUDGING - Robin Stephenson, Adams County Extension agent. judged the 331 entries in the Meigs County Fair's horticulture division this week . Racine ; white on ions, Briar Dill ; yellow onions, H enry Dahr ; red o nions, Ha r.ry Brow n ; bot pef>pers. Briar Dill; "vcct peppel<. E l iz :~ bl't h King, l'omerny; lH.'l' f'o , Eve lyn H ollo n: carrots, H arr y Brown: g reen ru c mu be r~. VIrgil Middleport Water OHice Will Be Closed on August 11 & 18. Emergencies should be reported to the Maintenance Garage at 992-5711 or Police Department at 992-6424 • We Do It All! From the Foundation Up Residential and Commercial Dencil Hudson 7 40-992-7455 John Jeffers ~:.~; ~~~-t.l..S~SIL.LOIII..tu.~w.u..f~~~~;~~~;.:~ ·I:jn: I:1 3 The Daily Sentinel Inside: Daily Scoreboard, Page B3 NL: Helton flirt .witll .400, Page B6 AL: Tribe falls to A~. Page B6 Page 81 Wednesday. Aupst 16. 1000 WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Barbounvllle Little Leaguen fall to Texas BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va . (AP) Barboursville's 11-12 little League all-stars lost their bid Tuesday night to play in the Little League World Series. Barboursvi lle's all-stars were defeated 10-0 by Bellaire, Texas in the Southern Region Tournament championship game in St. Petersburg, Fla. Bellai re qualified for the World Series that begins Sunday and runs through Aug. 26. Barboursville ended tournament play with a 6-2 record. Bellaire was 5-0. Browns may tum to Hostetler CLEVELAND (AP) - Jeff Hostetler is everything the Cleveland Browns need in a No. 2 quarterback . He's got 15 years of NFL experience, a willingness to teach Tim Couch and he won a Super Bowl - as a backup. Hostetler. hasn't played since 1997. He turned down offers last year from St. Louis, Tennessee ant;! San Francisco to help his 9-year-old son, Tyler, recover from a serious spinal-cord injury. Well, Tyler has made a comeback. Now it might be his dad's turn. The Browns are searching for a second-string QB after Ty Detmer ruptured his Achilles' tendon Saturday night and was lost for the season. Cleveland needs help and roster cuts to find a suitable backup. Palmer also would Hostetler thinks he could provide some. · "If they would happen to call, I would listen to them ," rather bring in a player who has been in a camp this sumHostetler said in a phone interview from his home in mer. " We're still going to wait," Clark said .."We have some West Virginia on Tuesday. "It would have to be the right guy< in mind and we'll see who's available next week . situation for me to CQD'Ie back." Dwight C lark, Clev~la~d~;di rector of football opera- After that, who knows, we just may ·have to give Jeff a tions, said Hostetler has already been discussed as a can- call." Palmer said he wouldn't rule out Hostetler as a possididate. bility just because he hasn 't played in a couple years . "That's the first name that came up on the plane back "He's very talented," Palmer said. " It's still early in the (from Chicago)," Clark said Tuesday. "I ran into Jeff on process." vacation and I know that he's definitely in great shape." Clark and Browns. coach Chris Palmer have said the Please see Hostetlar. Pllp 86 team's preference is to wait until the Aug. 22 and Aug. 27 BENGALS NOTES Myers wants injury settlement u.s.. Russia draw GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) Greg Myers signed a two-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals in March. Now, because of a preseason knee injury, the safety's career with the team may be over. Myers, 27, is negotiating a'n injury settlement with the club. He suffered a serious knee injury in the Bengals' preseason opener at Buffalo on Aug. 4. "The injury put them in a bind and put me in a bind at the same time," Myers said. "But the Ben-. gals have been good to me and it\ business, and they want to put a roster out there that they feel they can win with during the beginning of the season. " We're trying to come to terms right now and figure out what would work best;' Myers said. "I talked to the coaches. It wam't over the phones, it w.ts face-toface, and I appreciate that ." CO LLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - Two days after blowing out Russia, the U.S. women 's Olympic soccer team settled for a 1-1 tie with the Russians . Joy Fawcett scored for the Ameri- cans. Reid signs ~ Magic OR.LANDO, Fla. (AP) - The Orlando Ma!(J C signed free-agent forward"ce nter Don Reid . Reid averaged 3.8 points and 2.7 rebounds per game with Washinb'lon and Detroit last season. Swoopes named WNBA's top defender HOUSTON (AP) Houston's Sheryl Swoopes, who won th e WNDA scoring championship for the first time this season, was named rh e lea gue's defensivepl~y~rof th e year. Bodine will race HARRISBURG, N.C (AP) Todd Bodine will race in Sunday\ Pepsi 400 at Michigan Speedway in place of Terry Labonte, who is still recovering from the effects of two wrecks in July. U.S. Olympic swimming roundup INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Gary Hall Jr. broke a decade-old Am erican record 'in the 50-meter freestyle at the ' U.S. Olymp1 c tri al<, edging Anthony Ervin in the second2 1.76 seconds - fa stest swim m hi story. Ervin claimed the seco nd trip to Sydney in 2 1.80, the third-fastest time ~ver. Ervin already had become the first U.S. swimmer of black heri ta~t' t() m ake the Olympic team, c :-~rning a relay spot. Seventee n-year-old ian Croc ker won the Ill() buttertly. becomin g rhe eighth teen-ager to make the Ol ympic men 's team . Brooke Henn en will get a chan ce to defend her Olympic Hlll l ti·ee (itle at Sydm·y after t.: rui s in ~ to an expc([ed vicrory. Kaitlin Sanclenn, 17. was second . She will be the only American woman to swim three individual ew nts in Sydney. Amanda Adkins be came the third University of Georg ia swimmer to make the women's team when she won the 200 backstroke. Lindsay Benko clai med the seco nd Olympic berth . Miller deared to compete UNDATED (AI') - Shannon Miller, vvi nner of a record seven Olympic gymnastics m edals, w as granted an inJu ry petiti o n for the U.S. trials after show ing m a mock mt:-c.:t th ;u "iht''s n :covc red irom a hmline crac k in her right leg and is healthy enough to com pete tlus wee k. I against Milwaukee. The Brewers won 2-1 in 10 innings thanks to Richie Sexson's RBI single. (AP) JUST OUT OF REACH - Despite his best effort, this groundball eluded Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin in last night's game Sexson, Brewers bum Redlegs MILWAUKEE (AP) Richie Sexson a little bit. I told myself not to do that anymore and try to take it back up the middle." made it count when he connected. Curtis leskanic (3-3) faced one batter, Sexson struck out three times, but he homered in the second inning, then singled striking out Chris Sexton with runners on h ome the winning run with two outs in the first and second in the lOth. "It was a gteat ballgame and we had great 10th Tuesday night to give the Milwaukee Brewers a 2- I victory over the Cincinnati pitching until the 1Oth inning," Cincinnati manager Jack McKeon said. "Bases on balls Reds. "We know he's going to strike out," will kill you . We just put ourselves in a big Brewers manager Davey lopes said. "There hole." Cincinnati, held to three hits through the aren't too many power hitters that don't first six inninb" by John Snyder, tied it at 1 strike out a lot in this game." Santiago Perez drew a leadoff walk off with an Uliearn cd run in the seventh. Michael Tu cker tripled to right-center Mark Wohlm (1-2) in the l.Uth, pinch-hitone out and continued home when with ter luis lopez sacrificed and Ron Belliard the relay throw from second baseman Belwalked. · liard sailed into the Reds' dugout. Larry Luebbers relieved and walked MarSexson gave the Brewer< a I -0 lead with quis Grissom to load the bases. After Geoff J enkins struck out, Sexson lin ed a 2- 1 p1tch his fourth home run since joining Milwaukee. to the gap in right-center tield . Sexson, who had 16 homers in 9 1 games "I laid off a couple of lm good splits," said with Cleveland, Jed off the second by conSexson, acquired from C leveland on July 28 for pitcher< IJob Wickman , Jason Bere and necting off Pete Harnisch . "The home run was a sinker that was a Steve Woodard "The tim pitch, I hit JUSt pretty good pitch ," Sexson said. "He threw a foul and felt like I jumpt·d out 111 front of it pretty good ball and I got my hands out and was fortunate to get enough liti on it to get it out of the park." Sexson, who had 31 homers, 1 16 RBI< and 117 strikeouts last season with the Indi ans, has driven in a run in six straight games. "As a power hitter and as somebody who drivt·s in runs, you're going to strike ·out," said Sexson, who is hitting .317 with 14 RBis in 15 games since the trade. "If you've been around the game, you're goin g to strike out, n o matter who you are ." Snyder has not won smce June 22. losing four decisions in nine starts over that span. He allowt:d OI1L' un earned run on fOur hits in eight innings . "He pitched a littl e blt better than I did," Harnisch said. "It's as simpk as that . It happens. We cou ldn't get ;1nything going." Cin cinnati hali loo;; t two strai gh[ after sweeping the Cubs to fall S 1/ 2 behind first- place St. Louis in the NL Cen tral. "It's still gomg to be a ~ood rmd trip if we win tonforrow.'' M c Keon said. PGA CHAMPIONSHIP !;·"""' Heiigals offic1als sa1ifthaf<hey planned to waive Myers and that an injury settlement was imminent . But if one can't be reached, they will retain his rights . A settlement could give Myers four or five weeks of pay as compensation . The Bengals had 72 players on the roster after releasing tight end Damian Vaughn on Tuesday. Jlosters must be cut to 65 players by next Tuesday and to 53 on Aug. 27. The 6-foot-1, 202-pound M yers was drafted in the fifth ro und out of Colorado State in 1996. He can remain w1th the club until a settlement is reached, but won't be playing anytime soon. Myers injured a patella tendon in his kneecap and said he won 't be able to run for at least six weeks. M yers, trom Steamboat Springs, Colo., haJ started 34 of ·· 5H regular-season games at free safety during the last four seaso ns. He was rep la ced as a starter b)' Cory Hall in the fifth game of 1'!99. EAST'ERN TICKETS Eagles fa II sports Woods takes aim at tour title P.asses on sale now LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A P) Tiger Woods has won three of th e la st four major champi onships, including runaway victories in the U.S. and British Opens. , Imagine what he might have done if he had prepared properly. " As time goes on, I will probably get a li ttle bit more of a g rasp of how to prepare myself for th ese," Woods said Tuesday after breaking away from a massive gallery ·that followed him during a practice round for this week's PCA C hampionship. "Eac h' year I have gotte n bet• ter at getting ready and peaking for majo rs," he said. " It's just a matter of learning a little bit ntore." Woods began to prepare his , defense of the title he won last year at Medinah by traipsing Valhalla Golf Club with friend and neighbor Mark O'Meara. After spending four hours playing in 90-degree tenaperaturrs and high humidity, he said hi< game was rounding into shape. ''I'm not quite there yet, but you don't want to exactly be right on Tuesday," Woods said . " I felt like my game is progressing day to day and it's nice to feel that. From here on o ut, I'll kind of touch it up a little bit, get more of a feel of the golf course and the greens and the chipping areas and locations - where I need to put the ball with th e • •• correct spin and things like that - nwre course man agement ." A year ago, Woods went 11 under to beat Sergio Garcia by a shot. He led the field in average driving distance with 30R yards, and birdies with 21 . M any critics of the course have said that Woods will annihi late Valhalla, which surrendered record sc.o res when Mark Brooks edged Kenny Perry to win the 1996 PGA C hampionship. Woods didn't turn pro until after that tournament and had never played the course until la<t week . Some bclievl" the course is long enough to challenge eve n Please see PGA. Pill• 83 h1gh school level. Adult football passes may be purchased tor th e 2000 footb all " '"on fer S15. Thi s pass is good fo r all football games, both Senior C:itizt'n fXI"i~L'S may be j unior high and high school p urchased for th e 211110- 200 1 level. All athktic passes may be purschool year for $10. You must chased in the main office at havt' a Golden Buc keye rard to purchao;;t• the pass, and a rt'sidt·n t Eastern High School, beginning of the Easter n Local Srhool Monday, August 21, 21100 from H:lltl a. m . until 3:30 p.m . Di strict. The athletic ticket pri ces have This pass is good f<H .111 athalso been set for the 20\)0- 20GI let ic t•vt·nts. Adult voll cyhall pa«<'' m ay lw yt·a r. ·an d art· as follows: Adultpurchased for tht• 21!111 1 vollt-y- $4 hi!olh schoo l and student-$2. For junior hi gh, the pri ce is ball sea'<111 fo r S."\ll. $2 fo r adu lt and S I for junior Thi s p,JSs JS good t(,,- all vol lt-yh.•llmatches, botl1 JUnior and hi gh . EAST MEIGS - Prices have bee n set for athl etic tickets and pas< ~< for the 20llll- 211111 at hlet ic seaso ns at Ea~;tt'rn High School. �.. . • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel VVednesday,August16,2000 County court venire posted POMER.OY -The following nanlt·s have been selected as prospective juror< for the Meigs County Court for the September, 2000 venire term: NOVICE HORSE EXHIBITOR WINNERS- Pictured above are the novice horse exhibitor winners at Tuesday's 4-H/FFA Horse show. They are, from left, Adrian Bolin, Lydel Norman, Summer Folmer, Kyle Boggs, and R.J. Leach. SENIOR GYMHKANA GRAND/RESERVE CHAMPION - Stephanie Story and Stacey Mills won grand and reserve champion in the senior gymhkana division during the 4-H/FFA Horse Show on Tuesday. Pictured w1th them is Horse Prince Robbie Weddle and Horse Princess Tuesday's 4-H Horse ShoV\I"resultS posted ROCK SPRINGS The Meigs Co unty 4-H/FFA Horse 'how was held Tuesday at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. In the Showmanship division, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Sandi Smith and Jessica Janey, senior; Keshia Norman and Ashley Roush, junior. Grand champion in the production cia" was Sandi Smith. In the Performance Division, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Whitney Karr and Sa.ndi Smith, senior; Keshia Norman and Bethany Riftle. In the Gymhkana Competition, grand and reserve champions were, in order by class: Stephanie Story and Stacey Mills, senior; Joey Riffle and Sonny Folmer, junior. Novice Horse Exhibitor winners were Adrian Bolin, lydel Norman, Sununer Folmer, Kyle Boggs, and R.J. leach. fimottly C . T!lckett, Pomeroy: William Henry Nelson , Pomeroy; Doris June Richmond, Middlepon : Sheila Kay Dickinson. Albany: Nora Jean Eakins, Pomeroy; Hillery Mae Harris, Portland; Doris A. Buchana, Reedsville: Marla Ellen 5ams, Albany: Nanette M. Morrell, Albany: Jean· nie Lo1s Taylor, Pomeroy; Stefani Ladonna Pickens. Pomerov: Stacey Renee Cleland. Pomeroy; Brani N1kcOte......_ ~ves, Pomeroy; Mart< A. Pi8fce, Racl?'l~ '8obby Eugene Pavne, M1ddlepon: Manha D. Whitley, Shade: Ethel D. Lowery, Middlepor1; Wilda W. Scarberry, Racine; Stephanie Ann Evans, Reedsville. William Brad Maynard , Racine: Judy Sue Holter, Long Bottom; Vickie K. Klaibef, Long Bottom; Jeffrey David Newell. Tuppets. Pla1ns; Unda E. Keesee, Middleport; Dav1d A llen Edwards, M iddleport; Clarence M . Lawrence, Portland; William K. Marshall. Racine: Dwight W. Haskins. Shade: Mi!lry Alice Gravier, Long Bottom: Candice Jean Walker, Middleport· Doris Marie Grueser. RaCine: Fred Micha~l Hoffman. Pomeroy: Charles William Frecker Racine; Donald E. Yoho, Pomeroy; ShirleY Ann Sisson, Pomeroy: Bobby J. Rathbum, Pomeroy: Teresa Robin Dunfee, Middleport: David W. Uewellyn. Albany; Matthew Earl Sel lers, M1ddleport; Monserrate Cordero, ~iddleport : Jani ce K. Adams, Rutland: D1ana Carol Kimes, Reedsville: Mindy Lynn Halley, Pomeroy; Adam D. Williams, Middlepon; Charles Buck m Racine; Christipa E. Neece, Pomeroy; Rhonda · Kay Koehler, Reedsville: Ronald . Jerome Hanning , Albany. Jim Eugene Davis, Autl.ind ; Jackilil R. Wh1teman, Long Bottom; Bettie Pigott, Lon? Bonom; Michael David Rush, RaC1ne: Cleta Maxene Hoffman, PomEifoy; Jason Lynn Arnold, Pomeroy: Shirley A1ln Jones. Reedsville; Michelle Renee Gregory, Middleport: Clarence E. Lee, Pomeroy: Joann K. Whiteman, Porttnad: Betty L Weversmi ller, Pomeroy ; Jesse L. Wingrove, Racine ; Laura Ann Noel, Albany; Barbara Kay Lawrence, Syracuse; Bernard P. Lavalley, Jr., Racine: William D . Davis, Middleport; Thomas James Richard son. Middlepon: Mary Katherine Persons. Pomeroy; Maxine H. Robinson, Middleport; Amos Tillis. Rutland; Roy Eugene O'Dell, Rutland: Glenna Joan Snowden . Rutland ; Lavada V. Barcus, Chesh1re; Erin Marie Rou sh. Middleport; Donn Raymond Pumpa, Racine; Bonita Louise McAngus, Pomeroy; Jeffrey Lee Baughma,n. Langsville. Arthur A. Jarvi s, Pomeroy; Benney S. Dent, Pomeroy; Martha A . Boynton, Pomeroy: M1r.hele C Garr ets:m Rac ine· Juliana Mich elle Hayman, A~edsville: Helen Jane Pickens, Racine: Timothy Allen Selby, Pomeroy; Florence M. Grueser, Shade; Meli ssa Day Ramsburg. Pomeroy ;· Ralph Leroy VanCooney, Pomeroy: Donald Elmer Roush, Syracuse; Betty V. Sayre, Racine: Tho mas E. Hoffner. Middleport; Kevin Wayne VanMatre, Pomeroy; Dorothy Hartenbach, Middleport; Gene Paul King, Pomeroy; Ronnie W. Eblin, Pomeroy: Ronald L. Birt , Pomeroy; Raymond L. Patterson, Rutland; Stephen W. Taylor. Jr.. Long Bottcfn: George Napier, Aaedsvtlle: William S. Fanning, Albany; Cathy J . Sargent, Reedsville; Michael Ri chard Hayman, Reedsville: Irene BaJcter, w. PRODUCTION CHAMPION - Sandi Smith was the winner of the senior production division. Pictured with her is Horse Princess Keisha Norman and Horse Prince Robbie Weddle. JR. GYMHKANA GRAND/RESERVE CHAMPION - Joey Riffle and Sonny Folmer took top honors in the junior gymhkana division during t he Jun1or Fair Horse Show at the Meigs County Fair. Also pictured is Horse Prince Robbie Weddle and Horse Princess Keisha Norman. Junior Fair goat show • wtnners POMEROY - Results of the Meigs County Junior Fair goat show held Tuesday morning are as follows, in order ·by class: Pomeroy. Rita J . Radford , Pomeroy; Belva H. Willard , Pomeroy; Alberta M. Dalton, Pomeroy; Peggy Sue H1ll, Racine: Pamela L. Crow, Pomerov: William G . Toundas, Pomeroy; Nellie N. Hudson. Middleport; MaryA. Fields. Middleport: Brian K. Armes. Pomeroy; Laticia M Metheney, Vinton; Betty Athea Harris, ReedSvil le: Stacie A Pullins. Long Bottom: Jennifer E. KeiiBf', Long Bottom: Joan W. Colli ns, Rutland; Megan C . Manuel, Racine; Paul John Sha1f9f. Portta.nd; Dennis Lee Richards Jr., Racine; Claudie. B . Kruskamp: Langsville; Emerson Eugene Houdasl"1elt, Pomeroy: Paul E. Beegle. Racine: Judy A Pape, Syracuse; James David Howard, Rutland; Clifford Thoma s Roseberry, Syracuse: Lori Ann Smrth, Long Bottom; Robert F. Snowden, Rutland; Howard D. Nolan , Syracuse; William T. Gar1eton, Racine : Laura K. Hart, Racine. Robel: L. Smith, Long Bottom; Virgil Parsons, Pomeroy: Gortney Leanne Haley, Pomeroy: Mi chael D Davenport, Pomeroy: Heather Michelle Wise, Pomeroy; Donna Rae Jenkins. Rutland : Lesl1e V. Frank. Pomeroy; W11i1am L. Facemyer, Po meroy; Richard D . Manzey, Pomeroy; Rhonda Lean Fish, Pomeroy; Michele A . DicKerson, Pomeroy; Elwin Edward James, Pomeroy; PBg M. Carper, Pomeroy; Roger Lee Starcher, RaCine; Dallas D. Sayre, Mtddleport ; Jack Wayne Hart, Pomeroy; Robert Ke ith Hypes, Langsv1 ll e : Alben Roush , Pomeroy; Janelle Darlene Harmon , Racine; and . Thomas 0. McKay, Long Bottom . (Showman) Intermediate, Beginner, grand cllampioo showman, John Swanson, reserve champion showman, Carrie Myers; Crossbreed dairy kid, grand champk>n "!ossbreed, John Swanson; (Alpine) dairy kid, John Swanson, Dry Yearling, Gerrie Myers, grand cllampk>n Alpine, Chris Trader, reserve cllampk>n Alpine, Carrie Myers; harness goal, grand champion harness goal, Chris Trader. ORAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN (NEAR RIGHT) - John Swanson took grand champion honors in the showmanship division during Tuesday's Junior Fair Goat Show which took place at the Meigs County Fair. • RESERVE CHAMPION SHOWMAN (FAR RIGHT) - Carrie Myers won reserve champ1on in the showmanship division on Tuesday morning during the Meigs County Junior Fair Goat Show. Horticulture exhibit judging results posted at Meigs County Fair ROCK SPRINGS - Horticulture e xhibits at the Meigs Cou nty Fair were j udged on Monday. The displays will remain in pl ace at the Coon Hunter's Building through Saturday. First pla ce winners, by class, were : yellow corn, Virgil King, Pomeroy; ye llow sweet corn, Devon Baum, Pomeroy; Indian corn, Roy Holter, Pom eroy; peck. wheat, Ross Hultt:r. Pomeroy; potatoes, cobblers, Phillip King, Po meroy; po tatoes, Yuko n Gold, H enry D.1hr. Long Botto m ; potatoc~. Ken nebe cs. Harry Brown , R acml': pota tO('S, other variery, Elizabeth £le.1 h rs, Pomeroy; sweet potatoes. var iety, Harry Drow n. Gree n cabbage, Bri ar Dill, Long Botto m; red ca bbage, Ja ck King, Po me roy: tomatOt'<, red, Devon Baum; to matoes, yellow, Devon Blum; tomatoes, pear red, Maxi ne D yer, Rutland; tomatoes, cherry, Emily Bing, Rutl and ; tomatoes, bi-color, H arry Brown ; green pod pole beans, Debo rah Mohler. Pomeroy: ya rd long pole 1w ,11 J". Br1 .1r J)JI ]; g rcL' Il pod bm h hL",Jm. P.un ci.J I b gL·r. Coo lville. Lima beans, Evelyn H o ll on, King, Po meroy; p1ckles, V~rgli lene Hayes; grape, concord, plate, D evon BJum ; brgl'~t \\",ltt'r!lldKing; okra, plate, Deborah Harry Brown; grapes, Niagara , O II , H e1i ry IJahr ; Llr;:c·s t apple , Moh ler : zucc hini, Briar Dill; sum- plate, Roy Holter; Keifer pea r. Darlen e Ha yes . mer squ ash , Darlene Hayes, plate, Maxine Dyer; Bartlett pear, Largest to mato, Evely n H olPomeroy; crooked neck squash, plate, Harry Brown; peaches, yel- lon ; brgt·st bt·et, Evelyn H o llon; Darlen e H ayes; acorn squash, low, plate, Darlene Hayes. largc~t cuc umber, Uriar Dill; llrior Dill ; butternut squash, Lida Peaches, white, plate, Darl ene longest CLh.: umbcr, Bnar DilL R at hburn : Middleport; dipper Hayes; bla c k raspberry, Harry .largest sqtmh , Jack King: b rgcst go urds, llmr Dill. Brown ; red raspberry, Harry cantdoupe, Henry Bahr; larges t Orn.unc ntal gourds. BrlJ.r iDill: · Brown; blackberry, Harry Brown ; c:lr of co rn . VIrgii1<ing: lo ngest melo n, C harleston Gray, Henry · blueberry. Harry Brown; best diS- bean , Bri ar Dill; lar~est cabbage, lbhr; mdon s, variety, Darlene play of garden produce, Saundra G. R . Th o m pson, Po meroy; lreak Hayt·s: melo ns, variety, Devon Bush, Langsville; largest po tato, vcgt·tables, Deborah Mohler. Batn n; apples, Stayman Winesap, Henry Bahr; largest pumpkin , Eve lyn H ol lon; apples, Rome Bea uty, Evelyn Hollo n ; apples, i,:!~ :!IJl~.ll~lil·l: Q ~~~ r-1: 1:ltm.:1:11'11 Gulden Delicious, H arry Brown; .1pplcs, Gnmes Golden, Darlene Hayes; apples, Maiden Blush, DarIL•ne Hayes; apples, variety, Dar- l:i11:11 m: I(II,: I :ltW 3.ll to.:ltl1.:1 DHV CONSTRUCTION . JUDGING - Robin Stephenson, Adams County Extension agent. judged the 331 entries in the Meigs County Fair's horticulture division this week . Racine ; white on ions, Briar Dill ; yellow onions, H enry Dahr ; red o nions, Ha r.ry Brow n ; bot pef>pers. Briar Dill; "vcct peppel<. E l iz :~ bl't h King, l'omerny; lH.'l' f'o , Eve lyn H ollo n: carrots, H arr y Brown: g reen ru c mu be r~. VIrgil Middleport Water OHice Will Be Closed on August 11 & 18. Emergencies should be reported to the Maintenance Garage at 992-5711 or Police Department at 992-6424 • We Do It All! From the Foundation Up Residential and Commercial Dencil Hudson 7 40-992-7455 John Jeffers ~:.~; ~~~-t.l..S~SIL.LOIII..tu.~w.u..f~~~~;~~~;.:~ ·I:jn: I:1 3 The Daily Sentinel Inside: Daily Scoreboard, Page B3 NL: Helton flirt .witll .400, Page B6 AL: Tribe falls to A~. Page B6 Page 81 Wednesday. Aupst 16. 1000 WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Barbounvllle Little Leaguen fall to Texas BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va . (AP) Barboursville's 11-12 little League all-stars lost their bid Tuesday night to play in the Little League World Series. Barboursvi lle's all-stars were defeated 10-0 by Bellaire, Texas in the Southern Region Tournament championship game in St. Petersburg, Fla. Bellai re qualified for the World Series that begins Sunday and runs through Aug. 26. Barboursville ended tournament play with a 6-2 record. Bellaire was 5-0. Browns may tum to Hostetler CLEVELAND (AP) - Jeff Hostetler is everything the Cleveland Browns need in a No. 2 quarterback . He's got 15 years of NFL experience, a willingness to teach Tim Couch and he won a Super Bowl - as a backup. Hostetler. hasn't played since 1997. He turned down offers last year from St. Louis, Tennessee ant;! San Francisco to help his 9-year-old son, Tyler, recover from a serious spinal-cord injury. Well, Tyler has made a comeback. Now it might be his dad's turn. The Browns are searching for a second-string QB after Ty Detmer ruptured his Achilles' tendon Saturday night and was lost for the season. Cleveland needs help and roster cuts to find a suitable backup. Palmer also would Hostetler thinks he could provide some. · "If they would happen to call, I would listen to them ," rather bring in a player who has been in a camp this sumHostetler said in a phone interview from his home in mer. " We're still going to wait," Clark said .."We have some West Virginia on Tuesday. "It would have to be the right guy< in mind and we'll see who's available next week . situation for me to CQD'Ie back." Dwight C lark, Clev~la~d~;di rector of football opera- After that, who knows, we just may ·have to give Jeff a tions, said Hostetler has already been discussed as a can- call." Palmer said he wouldn't rule out Hostetler as a possididate. bility just because he hasn 't played in a couple years . "That's the first name that came up on the plane back "He's very talented," Palmer said. " It's still early in the (from Chicago)," Clark said Tuesday. "I ran into Jeff on process." vacation and I know that he's definitely in great shape." Clark and Browns. coach Chris Palmer have said the Please see Hostetlar. Pllp 86 team's preference is to wait until the Aug. 22 and Aug. 27 BENGALS NOTES Myers wants injury settlement u.s.. Russia draw GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) Greg Myers signed a two-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals in March. Now, because of a preseason knee injury, the safety's career with the team may be over. Myers, 27, is negotiating a'n injury settlement with the club. He suffered a serious knee injury in the Bengals' preseason opener at Buffalo on Aug. 4. "The injury put them in a bind and put me in a bind at the same time," Myers said. "But the Ben-. gals have been good to me and it\ business, and they want to put a roster out there that they feel they can win with during the beginning of the season. " We're trying to come to terms right now and figure out what would work best;' Myers said. "I talked to the coaches. It wam't over the phones, it w.ts face-toface, and I appreciate that ." CO LLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - Two days after blowing out Russia, the U.S. women 's Olympic soccer team settled for a 1-1 tie with the Russians . Joy Fawcett scored for the Ameri- cans. Reid signs ~ Magic OR.LANDO, Fla. (AP) - The Orlando Ma!(J C signed free-agent forward"ce nter Don Reid . Reid averaged 3.8 points and 2.7 rebounds per game with Washinb'lon and Detroit last season. Swoopes named WNBA's top defender HOUSTON (AP) Houston's Sheryl Swoopes, who won th e WNDA scoring championship for the first time this season, was named rh e lea gue's defensivepl~y~rof th e year. Bodine will race HARRISBURG, N.C (AP) Todd Bodine will race in Sunday\ Pepsi 400 at Michigan Speedway in place of Terry Labonte, who is still recovering from the effects of two wrecks in July. U.S. Olympic swimming roundup INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Gary Hall Jr. broke a decade-old Am erican record 'in the 50-meter freestyle at the ' U.S. Olymp1 c tri al<, edging Anthony Ervin in the second2 1.76 seconds - fa stest swim m hi story. Ervin claimed the seco nd trip to Sydney in 2 1.80, the third-fastest time ~ver. Ervin already had become the first U.S. swimmer of black heri ta~t' t() m ake the Olympic team, c :-~rning a relay spot. Seventee n-year-old ian Croc ker won the Ill() buttertly. becomin g rhe eighth teen-ager to make the Ol ympic men 's team . Brooke Henn en will get a chan ce to defend her Olympic Hlll l ti·ee (itle at Sydm·y after t.: rui s in ~ to an expc([ed vicrory. Kaitlin Sanclenn, 17. was second . She will be the only American woman to swim three individual ew nts in Sydney. Amanda Adkins be came the third University of Georg ia swimmer to make the women's team when she won the 200 backstroke. Lindsay Benko clai med the seco nd Olympic berth . Miller deared to compete UNDATED (AI') - Shannon Miller, vvi nner of a record seven Olympic gymnastics m edals, w as granted an inJu ry petiti o n for the U.S. trials after show ing m a mock mt:-c.:t th ;u "iht''s n :covc red irom a hmline crac k in her right leg and is healthy enough to com pete tlus wee k. I against Milwaukee. The Brewers won 2-1 in 10 innings thanks to Richie Sexson's RBI single. (AP) JUST OUT OF REACH - Despite his best effort, this groundball eluded Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin in last night's game Sexson, Brewers bum Redlegs MILWAUKEE (AP) Richie Sexson a little bit. I told myself not to do that anymore and try to take it back up the middle." made it count when he connected. Curtis leskanic (3-3) faced one batter, Sexson struck out three times, but he homered in the second inning, then singled striking out Chris Sexton with runners on h ome the winning run with two outs in the first and second in the lOth. "It was a gteat ballgame and we had great 10th Tuesday night to give the Milwaukee Brewers a 2- I victory over the Cincinnati pitching until the 1Oth inning," Cincinnati manager Jack McKeon said. "Bases on balls Reds. "We know he's going to strike out," will kill you . We just put ourselves in a big Brewers manager Davey lopes said. "There hole." Cincinnati, held to three hits through the aren't too many power hitters that don't first six inninb" by John Snyder, tied it at 1 strike out a lot in this game." Santiago Perez drew a leadoff walk off with an Uliearn cd run in the seventh. Michael Tu cker tripled to right-center Mark Wohlm (1-2) in the l.Uth, pinch-hitone out and continued home when with ter luis lopez sacrificed and Ron Belliard the relay throw from second baseman Belwalked. · liard sailed into the Reds' dugout. Larry Luebbers relieved and walked MarSexson gave the Brewer< a I -0 lead with quis Grissom to load the bases. After Geoff J enkins struck out, Sexson lin ed a 2- 1 p1tch his fourth home run since joining Milwaukee. to the gap in right-center tield . Sexson, who had 16 homers in 9 1 games "I laid off a couple of lm good splits," said with Cleveland, Jed off the second by conSexson, acquired from C leveland on July 28 for pitcher< IJob Wickman , Jason Bere and necting off Pete Harnisch . "The home run was a sinker that was a Steve Woodard "The tim pitch, I hit JUSt pretty good pitch ," Sexson said. "He threw a foul and felt like I jumpt·d out 111 front of it pretty good ball and I got my hands out and was fortunate to get enough liti on it to get it out of the park." Sexson, who had 31 homers, 1 16 RBI< and 117 strikeouts last season with the Indi ans, has driven in a run in six straight games. "As a power hitter and as somebody who drivt·s in runs, you're going to strike ·out," said Sexson, who is hitting .317 with 14 RBis in 15 games since the trade. "If you've been around the game, you're goin g to strike out, n o matter who you are ." Snyder has not won smce June 22. losing four decisions in nine starts over that span. He allowt:d OI1L' un earned run on fOur hits in eight innings . "He pitched a littl e blt better than I did," Harnisch said. "It's as simpk as that . It happens. We cou ldn't get ;1nything going." Cin cinnati hali loo;; t two strai gh[ after sweeping the Cubs to fall S 1/ 2 behind first- place St. Louis in the NL Cen tral. "It's still gomg to be a ~ood rmd trip if we win tonforrow.'' M c Keon said. PGA CHAMPIONSHIP !;·"""' Heiigals offic1als sa1ifthaf<hey planned to waive Myers and that an injury settlement was imminent . But if one can't be reached, they will retain his rights . A settlement could give Myers four or five weeks of pay as compensation . The Bengals had 72 players on the roster after releasing tight end Damian Vaughn on Tuesday. Jlosters must be cut to 65 players by next Tuesday and to 53 on Aug. 27. The 6-foot-1, 202-pound M yers was drafted in the fifth ro und out of Colorado State in 1996. He can remain w1th the club until a settlement is reached, but won't be playing anytime soon. Myers injured a patella tendon in his kneecap and said he won 't be able to run for at least six weeks. M yers, trom Steamboat Springs, Colo., haJ started 34 of ·· 5H regular-season games at free safety during the last four seaso ns. He was rep la ced as a starter b)' Cory Hall in the fifth game of 1'!99. EAST'ERN TICKETS Eagles fa II sports Woods takes aim at tour title P.asses on sale now LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A P) Tiger Woods has won three of th e la st four major champi onships, including runaway victories in the U.S. and British Opens. , Imagine what he might have done if he had prepared properly. " As time goes on, I will probably get a li ttle bit more of a g rasp of how to prepare myself for th ese," Woods said Tuesday after breaking away from a massive gallery ·that followed him during a practice round for this week's PCA C hampionship. "Eac h' year I have gotte n bet• ter at getting ready and peaking for majo rs," he said. " It's just a matter of learning a little bit ntore." Woods began to prepare his , defense of the title he won last year at Medinah by traipsing Valhalla Golf Club with friend and neighbor Mark O'Meara. After spending four hours playing in 90-degree tenaperaturrs and high humidity, he said hi< game was rounding into shape. ''I'm not quite there yet, but you don't want to exactly be right on Tuesday," Woods said . " I felt like my game is progressing day to day and it's nice to feel that. From here on o ut, I'll kind of touch it up a little bit, get more of a feel of the golf course and the greens and the chipping areas and locations - where I need to put the ball with th e • •• correct spin and things like that - nwre course man agement ." A year ago, Woods went 11 under to beat Sergio Garcia by a shot. He led the field in average driving distance with 30R yards, and birdies with 21 . M any critics of the course have said that Woods will annihi late Valhalla, which surrendered record sc.o res when Mark Brooks edged Kenny Perry to win the 1996 PGA C hampionship. Woods didn't turn pro until after that tournament and had never played the course until la<t week . Some bclievl" the course is long enough to challenge eve n Please see PGA. Pill• 83 h1gh school level. Adult football passes may be purchased tor th e 2000 footb all " '"on fer S15. Thi s pass is good fo r all football games, both Senior C:itizt'n fXI"i~L'S may be j unior high and high school p urchased for th e 211110- 200 1 level. All athktic passes may be purschool year for $10. You must chased in the main office at havt' a Golden Buc keye rard to purchao;;t• the pass, and a rt'sidt·n t Eastern High School, beginning of the Easter n Local Srhool Monday, August 21, 21100 from H:lltl a. m . until 3:30 p.m . Di strict. 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RT. 248 CHESTER Easl KQJ0653 AQ2 t Public Notice Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Th e 1 o 11 0 w 1 n g applications and/or verified LEGAL NOT/Ill: Citifinancial, Inc. fka City Loan Financial JACKIES CHILD CARE . ROBERT BISSELL complaints were received Servlcea, Inc. and the following draft, proposed , or final actions wore Issued, by the Ohio vo. Roy Eugene Powell, Heir, tl. al. Agency (OEPA) last week. "Actions " include the CasPeiNoao•. ~crtv: 130 Environmental Protection Melga County Common ·~ adoption, modification, or In pursuance of an order repeal of orders (other than laaued from Common Plea• emergency order s) ; the Court. within and for lha I s sua n c e, de n 1a I, County of Meigs, State of modlrlcatron or reVocation 1 Ohio, made at the May term of licenses, permits, leases, . thereof, 2000, and to me variances or certificates · ! directed, I will offer for sale and the' approval o; I at Public Auction at the disapproval of plans and 1- front steps of the specifications . 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Second Ac11ons " are written ' Stroot In the City ol statements of the Director I Pomeroy, Ohio on ol Envlronmentat l Thursday, Proteclion's (Diro ctor 's) l September21,2000 Intent with respect to the : at10:30 o'clock A.M. of sold issuance, denial, etc. of a /' day, the following Real permit, license, order, etc. Estate to--wll: Interested persons may Situated In The VII/ago of submit written comments or 1 Middleport, County ot Meigs request a public meeting r and State of Ohio, to-wit: regarding draft actions., Being Lot No. 25 of Lower Comments or public Pomeroy, Now incorporated mooting requests must be Into and a part of the VIllage submitted within 30 days ot l of Middleport, as tile same notice of tho draft action. j io platted and ol record in "Proposed actions" are Volume 2 pageo 8 and 10 ol written ·statements of the i the Recorda of Plato In the director's Inte nt with Office of the Recorder ol respect to the Issuance, Meigs County, Ohio, and denial, mod ification, situate on the East a/de ol revocation, or renewal of a Beech Street be.twean permit, license, or variance. 1 Locuat and Aah Slreet In Written comments and Hid VIllage. requests meeting · for a Public Reference Is made to regarding a Deed recorded In Volume proposed action may be submitted within 30 days ol otlce ol the proposed n,- An adjudication oaring may be held on a proposed action if a hearing request or objection Is received by the OEPA within 30 days ol Issuance of tho proposed ac11on. Written 192 Page 553 Meiga County Deed Records and Alfldavn lor tranoler of Real Estate from Earl Powell, dated September 1987. Which has an address of 424 eeech Street , Middleport, Ohio 45760 Parcel No. 15-01109.000 Loceted at 424 Beech • Openings on all shifts • f;ertlflid In Meigs & Athens Counties 'Located (astern School Dlstrld & Tuppers Plains Head Start. •cPR & First Aid 'IS yrs. Experience Call Jackie 985·4308 7(26 1 mo staled ellectlve balance date . ot the mount bid Ia due Advertise in this space for $50 per month. WILLIS' SEAMLESS GUnERS /ltd;.,~ ~- .71oj'/d 1·800-311·3391 Free Estimates Contrectors Welcome Albany, Ohio .AlltEL Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. -- -992-54-10-9- Code Section 3745.04, a and delivery of deed. All final act ion may be payments are payable in appealed to the cash,orbycertlfledcheck. As The Envi r onment al subject real estate are those Board 01 Review) by a which are due and payable person who was a party to a as or the date of the sale. All IssuIng , ac ti on l presant p r oper deny 1n g , 1 Identification, all he limo of th e EflA C by tiling an 121 W. Hig h Street, 9th appea l withi n 30 days of Floor Issuance of the final action . P.O. Box 568 ERAC appeals mu st be tiled lima, Ohio 45802·0568 with : Envtro nmehtal Review (8) 9, 16, 23, 30 Appeal s Commission/ 236 (9) 5 5TC Ea st Town Street, Room A copy of the appeal must Approved permission fo r open burn ing OAC Chapter 3 745·19 Pomeroy Fire Department Kerr and E Mai n 51. Pome roy, OH Application No(s) OB·06·53·1 0 (8) 161 tc No. 3 Oo.J A t..• ST W>'\NT~ PA~NT~ with ad! oF T>~i'\JU~ ·ro After 6pm- 740-985-4180 Sta nding timber large Ol' small fl·acks. To p j>l"ices pai<l also. Dozer work. Free Estimates Ca ll T & H Logging aftt"' U:OO pm 740-992-5050 . (Huntl y) DEPOYSAG PIRft Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AD Makes Tractor & AT 6:30P.M. Dealers. Coolville, OW 457'3 74.....7-G383 992·2753 Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 . per ga"JJ! $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starbur!!l Progressive top line. Lie. II oo-so nno,, n ! ; BISSELL BUILDERS INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows '! • Room Additions • Roofing ' COMMERCIAL ond RESID~NTIAL ' FREE ESTIMATES ' 740·992·7599 . (NO SUNDAY CALLS) HILL'S ·' SELF STORACE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45n1 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' ---- Hours 7:00AM- 8 PM 1121/00 1 mo. od. S t e v e Riffl e . SHADE RIVER AD SERVICE · Sa l es R e p-rese nt a t ive SERVICE ·"fth~ad in ~<!r11icc" La rr y Sc h ey 1304) 882·2079 2 Handyman crew will do "Creep" Feed $9. 75!100 Green up your yard, pasture or hayfield 25·3·3 $3.25/20 lbs 16·8·8 180/ton bulk or $5.25/bag carpenter work, roofing, Call 740-985-383t New Haven WV 750 Eas t S tale Stree t Ath e ns, O hi o 4570 1 NOTICE Pho ne (740) 593-667 1 painting Inside and out, siding. Have own tools. Free Estimates 35537 St. 740-742- 3225 Rt. 7 North Pome roy 7 ')3 mu J&C QUICK LUBE CAR CLEANING Self-Storage~ 740-992-5231 ..... No Y.AI!.'i·~<TTI5R.. r----4 Fr .~!> OIJT A~OJT : MAW, I BEAT TH' .. TH' WINDE D. R. Bissell 30 Yrs· Experience 740-378 -6349 FRANK & EARNEST , I ·' $NAf<: .>Hop • PIZ-ZA. vi~Y St40lJLl>tlT ~ TltlJST / . -·-· 0 S'TfP OF Mf. 0 THE BORN LOSER :'J IGH ·.': MM - MM 1• P/B CONTRAUOR~, INC. CONCRETE MASONRY BACKHOE SERVICES BOBCAT SERVICES Residential, Commercial FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured Brian Morrlson/ Aadne, Ohio (740) 985-3948 mont or one or as ow as addiJions, Pole Buildi ng, Doors & Opener, Decks. Boa I Dock5, Concrcrc & Block Work. one Olown l n:,ul .ttion 992-2772 For All Your Home lm rovement Needs 0 2000 by N£A, Inc www.comlcs .com " ' I 8 " Vogue" competitor furtively I 1 i1VE 60T ~E FOOD AND EVER'ffil1N6 PACKED UP. SIR .. HOW ABOIJT VOIJ? ta in that you co mp le tely agree to T HURSDAY. Aug. 17.2000 Si tuat io ns th at "art off o n a how and in wl1<tl order you wa nt '"'" note .shou ld not be readily thi ngs ~o n e. Lay the ground rules "n ttcn off in the year ahead. first. SCORPIO tOc t 24 -Nov. 22 1 ~o m c interes ting twists cou ld ucu rr where you' ll end up the Anv resoluti on you make to your· '" nn c r when yo u see thin gs self roday has exce ll ent changes of being fulfilled. espec iall y if it lin ou gh . I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) Spend· pe rt a in ~ to thi ngs that affecl yo ur ing time wi th so me of your Gios· work or income. SAG ITIAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. "'' fri c n~s todav wi ll make th rs a 2 11T here :Jre a cou ple of fn ends lncmorabk day.\Vhat you have in wl10 coul d play fa\' orab lc rol e' in tu mm on and ca n share with one your li fe today. Sharing ti me an other will refurbis h eac h other' s ' Pirits . Know where to look for together will prove to be very benl'D rnance and you'll find .it . The efic ial for all involved . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Astro-Graph Matchmaker mstant·1 9) Any constructi ve measure s 1] reve als whic h sig ns are romanyou take on behalf of loved ones lie al ly perfect for you. Mail $2.75 today will be welcomed and wellto Matchmaker. c/o th ts new>paper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill received, pan icul arl y if someone is curre ntl y a bit insec ure. Sun ion, New York, NY I0 156. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) VI RGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) The trme is ripe to move on an The optimis m you fee l cDncemrn jl e ndenvor you have already a project that is quite large m thought through thoroug~ly . T~rs scope is justi fied, so don' t let anyliolus true for any proJeCt for one discourage you today from which you're we ll· prepured to taki ng pan in it . Good things could come from the invo lvelauJt ch. LIBRA(Se pt. 2.'-0cl 2Jl You ment . PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) cu n work hund in gl ove . wnh Upon review, you muy b~gin to :Hint he r tml uy by first ,hcing .:er· CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryp1ograms are created from quotaUons by famous people, present. Eact11etter in the dpher stands lor another. Today's clue: U equals F 'VTLLTX ' EWXEW 'E T L W E T L W app rec iate the potential of a mate· ri al opportunity that mi ght not sound too exc iting at fi rst glance . Analyze it s worth today. ARI ES (March 2 I ·April l9) Because you· re likely to he the first to show concern today for the needs of oth ers. peop le will Jum p 011 your band wagon quicke r than tl1ey would that of anybody d se's. TAU RUS (Apri l 20-May 20) Hang your hat on older or more m:.Hure ind ividuals who po!-~ ~ css a sober and prac1<ca l out look if you hope to get somet hing impor· llllll accomplis hed today Th ey' ll come through for you . GEM INI (May , 2 1-June 20 ) You possess a tale nt tpday for turn ing nega ti ve development' into so meth ing pos it ive and hopefu l. Use this tremendous usset to overcome any ob,tuc le in yo ur life at this time . CANCE R (June 21-Jul y 22) It'll be plai n old-ftt•hioned hard work that make' a n important arrangement go off as planned today. Lady Luck might help adj ust the vuriables, but you' ll be credited wit h layi ng the foundation . UTKHE YGW AE X T S E T DTKSYAGW VTLLTX.' YGW FA E W, TSRWGFAEW . ' Y XC - (XTDWKAES) STPAYE CLTKKWSS PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ·r must say acting was good training lor the political IWe which lay ahead for us.• - Nancy Reagan WOlD GAM I T H I KGN I I I I I ~RRE TC\1!! IWEDNESDAY FACTORY DIRECT PRICES 7 " La Dolce VIta" dlrK!gr exam 5 Parle aubw•y 6 Movoa aboUt 'All pass Le roy Cleaver supposedl y claimed in 1968, "You 're either ,yart of the solution or pan of the problem." Well, at the bridge table you face problems, and finding solutions to them is the object of the exe rci se . Take this deal . You are in three no-trump. West leads the spade king. What are both the potential problem and your solu. tion? The deal comes from the book " Secrets of Ex pen Card. Play " by David Bird and Tony Forrester (Batsford) . It offers lois of useful advice for an. intermediate player endeavoring to ascend to a more advanced level. My guess is, as many of the deals feature him, that Forrester supplied most of the material and Bird wrote all the tex t. Forrester's one-no-trump open· ing promised 12-14 points, the weak no-trump enjoying consid· e rable popularity in Britain. The problem is noticin g that unl ess the mi ssing clubs are u i' id· in g 2-2, the suit is bloc ked . After dummy's top tri o have been cashed, you will be forced to wi n the fourth round in yo ur hand . The n your ninth tri ck. dummy 's club four, will wrther due to the lack of an e ntry:-Forresler\ solution was simple ·- once he thought of it. He ducked West's openin g lead (East 110~E correc tl y unbl oc ked the jack); TO THE fOI NT . Forrester al so du cked the spadeHE quee n continuation. Then. win· kJES! ning th e thi rd tri ck with dummy's spade ace, he di scarded one of the insoluble clubs. Now he could cas h five club .tricks w ithout impediment and claim nine winners. The book is $21.95 postpaid from Baron Barclay Bridge Sup· plies. Call (800) 274-222 1 to orde r. ------~~ ~------,.-- Phone (304) 674-6100 4078 6th Street Pornt Pleasant, WV Owner Mile Balch Pager (304) 540·4443 3 NT Sentinel Ask for Jim EXPRESS 2• To get a current weather report, check the Ge~rage ~11\'h ON~ A~~Al> ALwAYS KtELeASA! Vinyl Siding. Hoof1ng, Replacc rncnr Windows. Sc<tm lc ss Gutter'\ & Downspout. Garage room 1 - 1? MY 6UT1. IT'S lf:,WICK'S. HAULIHG qnd EXCAVATIHG Hauling • Limestone • Gravel• Sand • Topsoil• Fill Dirt • Mulch • ~ Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 3 Ms. Landers 4 Future LL.aa.' Spot the solution • FREE Estimates 2 Take to court BY PHILLIP ALDER •$v/?,fR.>· 1:/ · Reasonable Prices 28 Carbine 29 "Atley-" 30ToiTV 31 Aperture 33 Destroyed 38 Small buffalo 37 Enzvme ending LOOK OUT PANTS OFF LUKEY -PLAYIN' ' Replacement Windows A K Q 9 7 6 5 DOWN t Nonprofit TV Opening lead: • K • Decks • Roofing J&L INSULATION & CONSJRUCTION • 1 NT 6121 !00 I mu, jld 992·1101 7 24 1 mo 8 7 K J 10 4 mammal 23 Fem.IH1e 26"Now - -me down to steep" Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South Soulh Wesl Nortb Easl :J.'/7<J.5 IIi lr wd 1?.1. Pumeray, O!.io :. 740-992-9636 CARPET • J tO 8 • " ,t • vertise CarPet, UlnYI Coverlna & Floor Tile Mill Direct 3 High & Drv Netd It done, give ut a call FREE ESTIMATES Creat Prices on New H~met GUAUNTEED AIR CONDITIONING r· FREE YARD SALE SIGN ·Get yours today ... The Daily Sentinel · Classffieds! • Garages • Siding " 9 6 3 tJ7653 R~ntiug SMITH' S COHSTROCTIOH • New Homes • Remodeling WANTED - Pick-up & delivery - Tires &Detail 300, Columbus, Ohio 43215. within 3 days aft er fi ling the appeal With the ERAC. (7401 992·3838 Now tO 9 4 Sou!b Meigs County, Ohio ac ti on, may be appealed to Mark A. Van Dyne b e served on !h e Director "Take the pain out of paintingLet me do it for you" Interior FREE ESTIMATES · Before 6p.m. · Leave Message fOOO St Rt. 7 Souflr modify ing , revok i n g, or 1 their bi.d Is accepted, by the renewing a per'mit, li cense, I officer 1n cha rge ot the sale. or vari an ce wh ich is not I James M. Solul sby, Sheriff preceded by a proposed LINDA'S PAINTING Case-IH Parts proceeding before the property sold at Sheriff's director by filing an appeal sale is sold on an " AS Is" within 30 days of notice of basis. There Is no warranty guarante e. The the final action . Pursuant to i nor fin a l Septic Syt~ t~ms & l/tiJiliP• 740-742-801 5 Toll Free 877-353 -7022 Factory .Authorized .; Appeals Commis.Ji on whlchohallbopaidlromthe (ERAC) (Formerly Kno wn proceeds of the sale of tho 3745 .07 , a Hun"" & 'l'l'nil• i· Sir es Land Clearing & Grading Work Garages, Porches, Decks 25 Years Experience Free Estimates Equipment Parts Sl o p In And S ee Review The only real estate taxes, Ohio Revised Code Section i succosoful bidder mus1 Sf•,:.•icet~ Wood and MasonO' nd 1 mn. 4111100 Pursuant to Ohio Revised upon confirmation of sale En v ironmental Bulldozer & Bnddwe Reserve a spot for you , your team, or your Churches, Schools, Organizations are WELCOME. Food, Snacks, No Bar, Just Lots of Fun two-thirds olapralsment. Terms ol Sole: An inllial deposit ol 10% ot tho ouccoaslul bid Ia due at the Shorlll'o Ollic.a, Civil Division, ~Y '!'~"1cfl,m,_=rnL~-I~­ effectlve upon Issuance or a day of the 7/22/TFN HauUng Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios Advertise in Mason Bowling Lanes this space for Mason, WV 304-773-5300 or 740- l=t~i~~:u~.;-sl $1QO ·per month. Ohio cannot aell tor leaa than Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, Ohio 43216·1049 (Telephone: 614·644·2129). "Final Actions: are actions fL..- - · - 9.!. !.!!t .d.l<a~:l<>r--"',b lch_are 740·992·1671 IJgpntgpcn"opsoQ Quality Cpncrete Work Now Fo rming At comments, requests for Street, Middleport, Ohio Clerk, ·New Homes • Garages ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATE;S HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Fall & Winter Bowling Leagues public meetings, and 45760. adludlcauon hearing Said property has boon roquosts must be sent to: appraised at $10,000.00 and Hearing CONSTRUCTION Your Concrete Connection • J 9 38 Opera role ACROSS 40 Part ol a ship 1 Sacred songs 41 Guided 7 Savage 42 L.aritl 12 Type ol burner 44 "Maydoyl" 45 Donee atop t3 Coat ola 46 Gollexpert '" mammal 14 Trent Lott'a 46 Put out, prior ,to surgery group 15 - Brothers 5l Not susceptible to Band 16 Singing sound infection 17 Diminutive 55 Timid suHix 56 cause 18 Speed meao. 57 Oriental 21 African 58 Gofer's task r H UT V 0 1 N E E G ~~ "Is this your s uitcase?"the por1--.......;.....,-.,.._,..---l ... ter a sked the woman. Smrling she 4 . I . I. ' I. 1 ~' replied , "No, but my .sister said I I L-...L......J-..&...-1..~., could ·-· · -." I VORPES 1-.....,1,..5;.....,1-.,.1-..-1-lr---l Q _ _ . Complete tho chuckle quoted . by filling in the mi:uing words L....L-.L....l-...1.-......L----J you develop from step No. 3 below. ETTERS IN SC~AM -LETS KEEPER 6u~~~g BRAWNY FIGURE "Whal woul d you lhmk if you one mechan1 c sp1ck and span and me ot her all greasy?· lhe surveyo r asked the man The ma n ou1ckly replred . T d thrn k lhal one of them ha dn't BEE WORKING • NEGATE BEEN WORKING AUGUST16I �' Page B 4 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 16, 20QO August 16,2000 ' The Daily Sentinel • Page B 5 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio OOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE F'W>M 1'l4E. F ~T IT CDME.5' OUJ<. W,._Y! CoJ1..D IT AA'I/E. $E.EN Tlo4E UGHT Or= ""Y? PHILLIP ALDER MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Rocky R. Hupp, Agent Box 189 Middleport, Ohio 45760 Local 843·5264 Advertise your message Medicare Suppleme nt; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Ex penses; College, Retireme nt.I.Jj Emergeny Funds; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nurs ing Home -~- $6.00 column inc h weekdays $10.00 column inch Sundays SECURITY· PRODUCTS "THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SECURITY" Protect your guns, family heirlooms, coin and card collections, legal papers, investment records, photo albums. cameras. household inventory and I s.ont i<nA<ltal items wrll be safe. For more information call IACJIIO! • DOlltiG • END lOAIIIR •IRUOIItG •IRINCHIHG SEPTIC TANKS, LEACH BEDS INSTALLED. WATER ·GA ELECTRIC LINES, BASEMENT- FOOTERS. MOBILE HOME SET UPS, ROAD BUilOING·LAND CLEARI NG, HORIZONTAl I DRAINING-PONDS • A 4 2 " 8 7 5 • 8 2 •AKQ42 BAUMLUMBER ST. RT. 248 CHESTER Easl KQJ0653 AQ2 t Public Notice Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Th e 1 o 11 0 w 1 n g applications and/or verified LEGAL NOT/Ill: Citifinancial, Inc. fka City Loan Financial JACKIES CHILD CARE . ROBERT BISSELL complaints were received Servlcea, Inc. and the following draft, proposed , or final actions wore Issued, by the Ohio vo. Roy Eugene Powell, Heir, tl. al. Agency (OEPA) last week. "Actions " include the CasPeiNoao•. ~crtv: 130 Environmental Protection Melga County Common ·~ adoption, modification, or In pursuance of an order repeal of orders (other than laaued from Common Plea• emergency order s) ; the Court. within and for lha I s sua n c e, de n 1a I, County of Meigs, State of modlrlcatron or reVocation 1 Ohio, made at the May term of licenses, permits, leases, . thereof, 2000, and to me variances or certificates · ! directed, I will offer for sale and the' approval o; I at Public Auction at the disapproval of plans and 1- front steps of the specifications . "Drall Courthouse, 100 E. Second Ac11ons " are written ' Stroot In the City ol statements of the Director I Pomeroy, Ohio on ol Envlronmentat l Thursday, Proteclion's (Diro ctor 's) l September21,2000 Intent with respect to the : at10:30 o'clock A.M. of sold issuance, denial, etc. of a /' day, the following Real permit, license, order, etc. Estate to--wll: Interested persons may Situated In The VII/ago of submit written comments or 1 Middleport, County ot Meigs request a public meeting r and State of Ohio, to-wit: regarding draft actions., Being Lot No. 25 of Lower Comments or public Pomeroy, Now incorporated mooting requests must be Into and a part of the VIllage submitted within 30 days ot l of Middleport, as tile same notice of tho draft action. j io platted and ol record in "Proposed actions" are Volume 2 pageo 8 and 10 ol written ·statements of the i the Recorda of Plato In the director's Inte nt with Office of the Recorder ol respect to the Issuance, Meigs County, Ohio, and denial, mod ification, situate on the East a/de ol revocation, or renewal of a Beech Street be.twean permit, license, or variance. 1 Locuat and Aah Slreet In Written comments and Hid VIllage. requests meeting · for a Public Reference Is made to regarding a Deed recorded In Volume proposed action may be submitted within 30 days ol otlce ol the proposed n,- An adjudication oaring may be held on a proposed action if a hearing request or objection Is received by the OEPA within 30 days ol Issuance of tho proposed ac11on. Written 192 Page 553 Meiga County Deed Records and Alfldavn lor tranoler of Real Estate from Earl Powell, dated September 1987. Which has an address of 424 eeech Street , Middleport, Ohio 45760 Parcel No. 15-01109.000 Loceted at 424 Beech • Openings on all shifts • f;ertlflid In Meigs & Athens Counties 'Located (astern School Dlstrld & Tuppers Plains Head Start. •cPR & First Aid 'IS yrs. Experience Call Jackie 985·4308 7(26 1 mo staled ellectlve balance date . ot the mount bid Ia due Advertise in this space for $50 per month. WILLIS' SEAMLESS GUnERS /ltd;.,~ ~- .71oj'/d 1·800-311·3391 Free Estimates Contrectors Welcome Albany, Ohio .AlltEL Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. -- -992-54-10-9- Code Section 3745.04, a and delivery of deed. All final act ion may be payments are payable in appealed to the cash,orbycertlfledcheck. As The Envi r onment al subject real estate are those Board 01 Review) by a which are due and payable person who was a party to a as or the date of the sale. All IssuIng , ac ti on l presant p r oper deny 1n g , 1 Identification, all he limo of th e EflA C by tiling an 121 W. Hig h Street, 9th appea l withi n 30 days of Floor Issuance of the final action . P.O. Box 568 ERAC appeals mu st be tiled lima, Ohio 45802·0568 with : Envtro nmehtal Review (8) 9, 16, 23, 30 Appeal s Commission/ 236 (9) 5 5TC Ea st Town Street, Room A copy of the appeal must Approved permission fo r open burn ing OAC Chapter 3 745·19 Pomeroy Fire Department Kerr and E Mai n 51. Pome roy, OH Application No(s) OB·06·53·1 0 (8) 161 tc No. 3 Oo.J A t..• ST W>'\NT~ PA~NT~ with ad! oF T>~i'\JU~ ·ro After 6pm- 740-985-4180 Sta nding timber large Ol' small fl·acks. To p j>l"ices pai<l also. Dozer work. Free Estimates Ca ll T & H Logging aftt"' U:OO pm 740-992-5050 . (Huntl y) DEPOYSAG PIRft Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AD Makes Tractor & AT 6:30P.M. Dealers. Coolville, OW 457'3 74.....7-G383 992·2753 Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 . per ga"JJ! $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starbur!!l Progressive top line. Lie. II oo-so nno,, n ! ; BISSELL BUILDERS INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows '! • Room Additions • Roofing ' COMMERCIAL ond RESID~NTIAL ' FREE ESTIMATES ' 740·992·7599 . (NO SUNDAY CALLS) HILL'S ·' SELF STORACE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45n1 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' ---- Hours 7:00AM- 8 PM 1121/00 1 mo. od. S t e v e Riffl e . SHADE RIVER AD SERVICE · Sa l es R e p-rese nt a t ive SERVICE ·"fth~ad in ~<!r11icc" La rr y Sc h ey 1304) 882·2079 2 Handyman crew will do "Creep" Feed $9. 75!100 Green up your yard, pasture or hayfield 25·3·3 $3.25/20 lbs 16·8·8 180/ton bulk or $5.25/bag carpenter work, roofing, Call 740-985-383t New Haven WV 750 Eas t S tale Stree t Ath e ns, O hi o 4570 1 NOTICE Pho ne (740) 593-667 1 painting Inside and out, siding. Have own tools. Free Estimates 35537 St. 740-742- 3225 Rt. 7 North Pome roy 7 ')3 mu J&C QUICK LUBE CAR CLEANING Self-Storage~ 740-992-5231 ..... No Y.AI!.'i·~<TTI5R.. r----4 Fr .~!> OIJT A~OJT : MAW, I BEAT TH' .. TH' WINDE D. R. Bissell 30 Yrs· Experience 740-378 -6349 FRANK & EARNEST , I ·' $NAf<: .>Hop • PIZ-ZA. vi~Y St40lJLl>tlT ~ TltlJST / . -·-· 0 S'TfP OF Mf. 0 THE BORN LOSER :'J IGH ·.': MM - MM 1• P/B CONTRAUOR~, INC. CONCRETE MASONRY BACKHOE SERVICES BOBCAT SERVICES Residential, Commercial FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured Brian Morrlson/ Aadne, Ohio (740) 985-3948 mont or one or as ow as addiJions, Pole Buildi ng, Doors & Opener, Decks. Boa I Dock5, Concrcrc & Block Work. one Olown l n:,ul .ttion 992-2772 For All Your Home lm rovement Needs 0 2000 by N£A, Inc www.comlcs .com " ' I 8 " Vogue" competitor furtively I 1 i1VE 60T ~E FOOD AND EVER'ffil1N6 PACKED UP. SIR .. HOW ABOIJT VOIJ? ta in that you co mp le tely agree to T HURSDAY. Aug. 17.2000 Si tuat io ns th at "art off o n a how and in wl1<tl order you wa nt '"'" note .shou ld not be readily thi ngs ~o n e. Lay the ground rules "n ttcn off in the year ahead. first. SCORPIO tOc t 24 -Nov. 22 1 ~o m c interes ting twists cou ld ucu rr where you' ll end up the Anv resoluti on you make to your· '" nn c r when yo u see thin gs self roday has exce ll ent changes of being fulfilled. espec iall y if it lin ou gh . I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) Spend· pe rt a in ~ to thi ngs that affecl yo ur ing time wi th so me of your Gios· work or income. SAG ITIAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. "'' fri c n~s todav wi ll make th rs a 2 11T here :Jre a cou ple of fn ends lncmorabk day.\Vhat you have in wl10 coul d play fa\' orab lc rol e' in tu mm on and ca n share with one your li fe today. Sharing ti me an other will refurbis h eac h other' s ' Pirits . Know where to look for together will prove to be very benl'D rnance and you'll find .it . The efic ial for all involved . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Astro-Graph Matchmaker mstant·1 9) Any constructi ve measure s 1] reve als whic h sig ns are romanyou take on behalf of loved ones lie al ly perfect for you. Mail $2.75 today will be welcomed and wellto Matchmaker. c/o th ts new>paper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill received, pan icul arl y if someone is curre ntl y a bit insec ure. Sun ion, New York, NY I0 156. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) VI RGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) The trme is ripe to move on an The optimis m you fee l cDncemrn jl e ndenvor you have already a project that is quite large m thought through thoroug~ly . T~rs scope is justi fied, so don' t let anyliolus true for any proJeCt for one discourage you today from which you're we ll· prepured to taki ng pan in it . Good things could come from the invo lvelauJt ch. LIBRA(Se pt. 2.'-0cl 2Jl You ment . PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) cu n work hund in gl ove . wnh Upon review, you muy b~gin to :Hint he r tml uy by first ,hcing .:er· CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipher cryp1ograms are created from quotaUons by famous people, present. Eact11etter in the dpher stands lor another. Today's clue: U equals F 'VTLLTX ' EWXEW 'E T L W E T L W app rec iate the potential of a mate· ri al opportunity that mi ght not sound too exc iting at fi rst glance . Analyze it s worth today. ARI ES (March 2 I ·April l9) Because you· re likely to he the first to show concern today for the needs of oth ers. peop le will Jum p 011 your band wagon quicke r than tl1ey would that of anybody d se's. TAU RUS (Apri l 20-May 20) Hang your hat on older or more m:.Hure ind ividuals who po!-~ ~ css a sober and prac1<ca l out look if you hope to get somet hing impor· llllll accomplis hed today Th ey' ll come through for you . GEM INI (May , 2 1-June 20 ) You possess a tale nt tpday for turn ing nega ti ve development' into so meth ing pos it ive and hopefu l. Use this tremendous usset to overcome any ob,tuc le in yo ur life at this time . CANCE R (June 21-Jul y 22) It'll be plai n old-ftt•hioned hard work that make' a n important arrangement go off as planned today. Lady Luck might help adj ust the vuriables, but you' ll be credited wit h layi ng the foundation . UTKHE YGW AE X T S E T DTKSYAGW VTLLTX.' YGW FA E W, TSRWGFAEW . ' Y XC - (XTDWKAES) STPAYE CLTKKWSS PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ·r must say acting was good training lor the political IWe which lay ahead for us.• - Nancy Reagan WOlD GAM I T H I KGN I I I I I ~RRE TC\1!! IWEDNESDAY FACTORY DIRECT PRICES 7 " La Dolce VIta" dlrK!gr exam 5 Parle aubw•y 6 Movoa aboUt 'All pass Le roy Cleaver supposedl y claimed in 1968, "You 're either ,yart of the solution or pan of the problem." Well, at the bridge table you face problems, and finding solutions to them is the object of the exe rci se . Take this deal . You are in three no-trump. West leads the spade king. What are both the potential problem and your solu. tion? The deal comes from the book " Secrets of Ex pen Card. Play " by David Bird and Tony Forrester (Batsford) . It offers lois of useful advice for an. intermediate player endeavoring to ascend to a more advanced level. My guess is, as many of the deals feature him, that Forrester supplied most of the material and Bird wrote all the tex t. Forrester's one-no-trump open· ing promised 12-14 points, the weak no-trump enjoying consid· e rable popularity in Britain. The problem is noticin g that unl ess the mi ssing clubs are u i' id· in g 2-2, the suit is bloc ked . After dummy's top tri o have been cashed, you will be forced to wi n the fourth round in yo ur hand . 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Fall & Winter Bowling Leagues public meetings, and 45760. adludlcauon hearing Said property has boon roquosts must be sent to: appraised at $10,000.00 and Hearing CONSTRUCTION Your Concrete Connection • J 9 38 Opera role ACROSS 40 Part ol a ship 1 Sacred songs 41 Guided 7 Savage 42 L.aritl 12 Type ol burner 44 "Maydoyl" 45 Donee atop t3 Coat ola 46 Gollexpert '" mammal 14 Trent Lott'a 46 Put out, prior ,to surgery group 15 - Brothers 5l Not susceptible to Band 16 Singing sound infection 17 Diminutive 55 Timid suHix 56 cause 18 Speed meao. 57 Oriental 21 African 58 Gofer's task r H UT V 0 1 N E E G ~~ "Is this your s uitcase?"the por1--.......;.....,-.,.._,..---l ... ter a sked the woman. Smrling she 4 . I . I. ' I. 1 ~' replied , "No, but my .sister said I I L-...L......J-..&...-1..~., could ·-· · -." I VORPES 1-.....,1,..5;.....,1-.,.1-..-1-lr---l Q _ _ . Complete tho chuckle quoted . by filling in the mi:uing words L....L-.L....l-...1.-......L----J you develop from step No. 3 below. ETTERS IN SC~AM -LETS KEEPER 6u~~~g BRAWNY FIGURE "Whal woul d you lhmk if you one mechan1 c sp1ck and span and me ot her all greasy?· lhe surveyo r asked the man The ma n ou1ckly replred . T d thrn k lhal one of them ha dn't BEE WORKING • NEGATE BEEN WORKING AUGUST16I �-- ..... ~ ... ...;.- - ·~ Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel - --- . Pomeroy, . .. . ~iddleport, NATIONAL LEAGUE . Details, A3 • - AMERICAN LEAGUE days at Philadelphia . Danny Bautista and Greg Colbrunn each had three hits as the Diamondbacks won their third in a row. Bautista's two- run double off Wayne Gomes broke a 6- all tie m the eighth. Cardinals 4, Cubs 2 Sammy Sosa hit h is major league-leadi ng 38th home run in Chicago's loss to St. Lo uis at Wrigley Field . Sosa homered for the second straight day, connectmg off Garrett Stephenson in the first . Stephenson tied teammate Darryl Kile with 13 victories ~ only six NL pitchers have rea ched the mark. Giants 9, Expos 7 J.T. Snow hit a grand slam and a solo homer, driving in a r arc erhjgh six runs as S;111 Fran cisco won at Montreal. Vladimir Guerrero hon1ered twice for the Expos. T he teams combined for eight home n1ns, matching tht• reco rd for a ga me at Olympic Stadium. Snow hit his second grand slam of the year and seve nth of his career in the first inning. He just the second time in nine ·starts since June 25, allowing two runs and five hits in six 1nnmgs. Jason lsringhausen pitched a scoreless ninth for his 26 th Hostetler from PageBl Commissioners plan pool fund-raiser BY BRIAN . I '(' ,.., '' ( '; 'i .i Auto, V6, 4 door, short bed, AM/FM' CD, A/C ' [lt'L.: .lll \\· . dkin~ . rr·d thl" with Michelle Pratt, a Meib" County speec h therapi~t who works with th e Ath ens C ity School Distri ct, to discuss an enrichment program in local sc hools. Pratt suggested the board meet with the coo rdinator of Ohio University's "Kids on Campus'' program, to discuss the possi bility of integrating elements of the " Kids on Campus" after school and summertime programs into local sc hools . Comn1issioners might incorporate "Kids on Campus" into the Profi ciency Test inte rvention program s now funded through Temporary Assista nce to Needy Families. It was n oted tha t Athen s Coun ty commissiOners ;wd the Athens County Department of Jobs and Family Services an: curre ntly fundi ng " Kids on Ca mpu r;;," as are a number of other agc ncic"i and Ath ens-area bu"iiJH.:sses. " In o rd er to hr,·ak the cyclt- of depen- ltu1Js and uth er approprlJtions adjusi, m ents as su b mi tted by the grants offici!; for the nafte rs' graqt, Cou nty Court and Ju veni le Court . · The.:.· comll tission crs took no action tO clos e the courthouse on Thursday. The murrhouse is traditionally closed on Thursday afternoo n during the Meigs dence on w elt:uc, ir is importa nt to .; tar t Cou nty Fair, put the commissionerwith the co unty's you th ," Commissioner sagreed to le t officeholders determine if Janet Howard said. " Prog ram s in the and when rheir offices would close durschools an: an l!llportanr parr of o ur wel - ing the week. fa re reforms eflorr." Also present were Commissioner Mick Com ml ssioncrs approved tran sfers o f . Davenport and C lerk Gloria Kloes. Log roll champion ' Feeder winners Aluminum Wheels, 4.0 V6, A!C, AM/FM cass A. On(v 1'3,600 M.Her ..... .._ ...... agen~ a Nationwide" I can make auN you'N taking advantage ol all beneftta we haw to on.r, .. Including ~r dlocounla, Blue Ribbon Clllma Servk:e and men. So K you're looking for more than Juotlnaurance, call me today. Nationwide Is On Your Side" Nationwide' Pomeroy Insurance & Financial Services 992·5479 c:on...- t' M aaldlo t.kltUIII ~ ~ W1d atftb6ld Homt orne.: Or. Ndooowk» Plaza, Colilf'nbua. Ott 4321WZIO NoH"'".,,.......... II I reglltind fHir8l ~kle met1l: of Netlonwld. Mutull tn.anno. eo.,...... ~-, ' SIGNATURE SERIES Auto, VB, A/C, leather, CD changer, moonroof On (v 19,1811- M.Her Rod Tuttle and his draft horses, Prince and Bob, compete in the log roll event during the draft horse contest at Wednesday's Meigs County·Fair. Results of the draft horse contest held Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair are as follows, in order by class: Class 1-Log Roll- Rod Tuttle, Glen On(v Jl.o,8oo M.Her -~ ~' .. •, .: ' V6, A/C, Power Equipment, leather CD ., Auto, 4 cyl, A/C, AM/FM stereo TOP HOG- Jessica Justice showed the grand champion hog at the ·' ,, ,. v ' • Auto, A/C, cruise, tilt, . AM/FM cass '. At that price, you could even hook up your treehouse. Talk about hometown values. Sif!,n up now and fi,et 6 month s Internet service absolutely free : Surf the Web and email as much as you like, with unlimited 56K dial -up access 24 hOL(l'S a day. Just call 1·800-900· 0•00 or an authorized dealer in your area t o sif!,n up. But don't wait. An offer this ~ood won't last lone. "lllllllH.' r www.zoomnet.net 1-800-900-0400 Tuttle, Glen Tuttle, Rod Tuttle, Chuck Whittington; Class 2-Feed Run Rod Tuttle-;-Gien Tuttle; Rmnuttle, Glen Tuttle. cnuck Whlttlhgton; Class 3-Wagon Obstacle Course- Rod Tuttle, Glen Tuttle, Rod Tuttle, Glen Tuttle, Chuck Whittington; Class 4-Youth Feed Run- Andrew Everett. FEEDER STEER - Brad Parker -is -~•ictlJred the grand champion feeder steer, shown Tuesday at the Meigs County Juni!Jr Commercial Feeder Steer Show. Also pictured are Fair Queen Tara Rose, Fair King David Rankin, and Beef Princess Amanda Windon. Friday at the Fair QUAD CAB Auto, 360 VB, SLT package, A/C more. ht• \\,j 't b.ld , "II ,) i.Jldl' Ll',lg-U<.' lil'id. " He's a little miracle," Hostetler In other business, commissioners met On(v -'J,/6&. M.i(er . matic person ." Hostetler's youngest so n had been left partially paralyzed fol lowing an accident on an all-terrain vehicle. The prognosis wasn't good as doctors said it was doubtful Tyler would ever make a full recovery. But It wasn't long before Tyler employees might qualify for the county's Summer Youth Program. In the meantin1e, the commissioners will host a S10 per-person fund- raiser at the pool next Monday, from 6-9 p.m. The commissioners have pledged the proc eeds from .the picni c-style event to the pool's operation. Advance tickets are available at the Syracuse village offices and com missioners' office, as well as at political booths at the Meigs County Fair, according to Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton. REED POMEROY - Meigs County commi ssioners will hold a fund-raiser to help pay the operating expenses at London Pool in Syracuse next week, and comm issioners tinalized plans for the event at thei r regular meeting on Monday. Earlier thi s summer, the village requeste<j assistance from the board in paying the cost of payroll for part of the staff of lifegu ards and pool manager, but the CO llll11iSSiun ers said that, wh ile they had no ready cash to ass ist the village, SPORT TRACK ' The 39-year-old Hostetler, who took the New York Giants to a Super Bowl title in 1990 after Phil Simms was injured, isn't looking for a chance to start. He has seen enough of Couch to know the second~year QB has a bright future in the league. Hostetler feels he could teach Couch,j ust like Detmer ha s. "I like him a lot," Hostetler said of Couch, who has been heavily criticized for sub-par performances in the Browns' first two exhibition games. "And I only think he's going to get better and better. He's determined and he looks like he's willing to work hard. It looks like he's already developed a thick skin ." . Hostetler could be a calming mflue nce on Couch, who relied heavily on Detmer for guidance last season. "With a young guy, there arc a lot of things that shou ld be stressed and some things that probably should be passed right over," H os tetle r sa id. "Tim's head is probably sp inning a _little. bit right now." Hostetler, who has also played for the los Angeles Raiders and Wa shington , said he's in great shape, if not fo qtball shape. When asked the last time he picked up a football, Hostetler laughed. " I've thrown the ball around with my sons," he said . ''I've really been enjoying then~." He had an impressive workout for San Fran cisco last November. 49ers GM Btl! Walsh ca me away saying, "he looked good. He's really a fine athlete and charisThere wa s no way Hostetler could play for th e 49e rs, tho ugh . Not when Tyle r ne eded him J. SENTINEL NEWS STAFF won 1ts third in a row. Service you can appreciate. JEFF WARNER 113 w. 2nd Street said. "He's not 100 percent, but he's made a lot of progress. It's really amazing." ' Subscribe today • 992-2156 save. Dave Burba (1 0-5) lost for the first t1rne in six starts, allowing four ruiJS .two earned four hits and four walks in fiye innings. Hometown Newspaper MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. P:s punch out Tribe, 5-3 OAKLAND {AP) Ben Grieve homered and drove in two runs, and Matt Stairs also drove in two runs at Oakland as the A's won 5-3 over Cleveland. It marked the third time in four games following a season high six-game losing streak. Cleveland lost for just the fourth time in 13 games. Mark Mulder (7-8) won for August 17, 1000 • homered in the sixth and added a sacri fi ce fly. Marlins 7, Dodgers 3 R ya n Dempster pitched eight impressive innings as Florida beat visiting Los Angeles. Dempster gave up one run and three hits, striking out eight. Luis Castillo . had three hits for the Marlins, raising his average to . .355 . Henry Rodriguez and Preston Wilson each had two hits and drove in two runs for Florida. Astros S, Pirates 4 , Jose Lima overcame two early home runs as Houston came back to beat Pittsburgh at En ron Field. Adrian Browr led off the game with a homer and Brian Giles connected later in the first inning. Lima has allowed a major league-leading 38 home runs, an Astros record. Jeff Bagwell, Daryle Watd and C hris Truby homered as Houston Gi les homered, tripled and doubled in his first three at-bats. He was hit by a pitch in the eighth inning and was left on deck when the game ended. Thursday • Helton keeps rolling toward .400 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Helton is 17-for-24 in the first Just imagine what could hap- seven games of the Rockies' road pen to Todd Helton in his next trip. He has lifted his average 26 game. points in the last. 12 games. Say he singles in his first two atHelton has 30 home runs and bats Wednesday night . Then he 104 RB!s, putting a Triple Crown gets up again. hits another single within reach. Sammy Sosa leads and breaks his ankle sliding into the NL with 38 home runs and s~cond base trying to stretch it 107 RBis . into a double. The M ets won the opener with It would leave him our for the four runs in the seventh inning, year. And it would leave him at taking advantage of four walKs .400 - completely official for a and a wild pitch. New York won full season. the second game on Todd Zeile's Helton raised his average to go-ahead home run in the eighth .396, hitting three doubles and a inning. home run Tuesday night for the Braves 3, Padres 1 Colorado Rockies as they got Andres Ga!arraga led Atlanta to swept in a doubleheader by the another victory, hitting a threeNew York Mets, 7-5 and 4-3. run homer in the seventh inning By going 4-for-8, Helton now to beat San Diego at Turner Field. has the required 502 plate appearGalarraga's 436- foot shot came ances . needed to qualify for the with two outs. The Braves are 20batting title. 2 this year when he homers. Helton's average is the highest Chipper Jones went hitless for for any hitter this late in a season Atlanta, leaving him two hits shy since George Brett was batting of 1,000 for his career. over .400 in September 1 980. DBacks 11, Phillies 6 Brett finished at .390 in his bid to Matt Williams hit a two-run become the first major leaguer to homer and a three-run double as reach the magic mark since Ted Arizona won at Veterans Stadium. Williams hit .406 in 1941. Williams has eight RBis in two More Meigs County Fair scenes, AS Nadeau makes most of opportunity, B1 Friday Hlch: aos; Low: sos Wednesday, August 16, 2000 Ohio • Jun ior Fair Swine Show Wednesday. She is pictured with David Rankin, Meigs County Fair King, Kayla Gibbs, Swine Princess, and Fair Queen Tara Rose . . ' Just1ce scores top hog honor ROCK SPRINGS - The grand champi on market hog wos shown by Jessi ca Ju stice at the Meigs Co unty Junior Fair Swine Show on Wedn esday, and tht· reserve c hampion by Eu gene Patterson . N 1ck Detwiller an d C had Hubbard were awarded grand ·and reserve c hampion showmanship hon o rs. Mike McCoy of Bloomingburg served as judge for the show, held in the show arena at th e Rocksprings Fairgrounds. Barrows and g ilts were shown togeth er at this year's show, ,, • 8-11 a.m. 4-H Horse Fun Show, 4-H show ring • 9 a.m. Pet Show, show arena • 11 a.m. Junior Fair Dog Obedience Show, show arena • 12:30 a.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull "Pull of Champions," show arena • 1 p.m. Harness Racine, race track • 2 p.m. Market Rabbit and Poultry Sale, show arena • 3 p.m Dairy Market Feeder Sale, show rather than being divided into separate classes. Classes - were divided by weight only. with first place results posted as follows: 2 102 11 lbs; C had Hubb ard; 2 12222 lbs.: Renee Colburn ; 222231 lbs.; Eugene Patterson ; 23 1235 lbs.; Elaine Putman; 238240 lbs.; Staci e Watson ; 240-243 lbs.; Alex Burroughs; 249-250 lbs.; Jessica Justice; 250-251 lbs. ; C h ad Hubbard; 252-255 lbs .; Eugen e Patt erson, 25R-21i2 lbs. to Jessica Justi ce; 262- 21i9 lbs. , Mendy Guess . Today's .. ' Sentinel 2 Sections - 12 Pages Ann Landers !:;lassifieds {;Qmics A5 82-4 B~ J;;ditori~ls Obituaries S~2rts Weath~r A4 A3 Bt, 6 A3 Lotteries OIUO Pick 3: 4-2-4; Pick 4:0-8- 1-7 Super Lotto: 21-2>.36-~7 Kicker: 2-7-3-S-3-1 W.VA. Daily J: 9-6-4 Daily 4: 5-6-6- 1 arena • 3:30 p.m. Diary Sweepstakes, show arena • 4 p.m. Market Hog Sale, show arena • 5 p.m. Market Steer Sales, show arena • 6 p.m. Tractor and Truck Pull, pull track • 6:30 p.m. B.J. Smith, vocalist on hill stage • 7 p.m. Market . Lamb Sale, show arena • 8 p.m. Commercial Feeder Steer Sales, show arena RESERVE FEEDER STEER - Brett Parker took reserve champion commercial feeder steer honors at the Meigs County Jun ior Fait Commercial Feeder Steer Show on Tuesday. Also pictured are Beef Princess Amanda Windon. Fa1r Queen Tara Rose, and Fair King David Rankin . Games draw youngsters to ring ROCK SPRI NCS - l'op ul.tr with youngster.;; att\:'ndi ng the Ml'ihrs CoUJitv Fair Wc..·dn L·sJ .l\' afternoon wer~· the kiddie gamL:, stagl'd in the show rmg. Thl' games were s po n ~o red bv the Po n1eroy / Raunc: Ma \o ni ~ Lodge 16-l, M iJJ!eport Maso mc Lodge 36.\ H arri sonvill e M ,lS onic Lodge 411 and Shade R1 ver Maso ni c Lodge 453. Cash prizes were award ed to the winners in st•vt· ral age categories . Dan S mi~h emceed the game s. The winn er of J $111 prize 111 th e VL'ggie _c ar derby w.ts 5-yt:.tro ld Colton H>ll of i'Llllleroy, who mad e hi ~ ve hi t lt· from ,1 large zucchini with mcc round onions for wheel s. In th e Mountain Dew C hu g. - ----·---- It was Tyler Hendricks who got the money for emptying his can the qu ickest in the chug, but for Adam Lavender, left. and Caleb Davis a cool drink in a hot show ring was win enough. MOUNTAIN DEW CHUG - Shelby J ohmo n t<lo k lir<t in the under 6 ca tegory, Tykr I k ndricb won in th e 7 to 9 age group. and C.t' II L' Bul· kl~y in th l· I() tn 12 ··' Yl".lr ulds. Tak ing the cas h ' prizes m the Please see Kids, ' Pace A3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 16, 2000 divers hammer