http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e70eeba6794fb146cd7e699fc8dabd2c.pdf 6a20abcebcdc02840da3764858941109 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Dally Sentinel www.mydallysentlriel.com Wednesday, July 30, 2003. Man ·douses flame Qf romance by hiding on Couc~ DEAR ABBY: I staned a new job eight months ago. A handsome guy works there, and I waited five months before I asked him out. Since then, we go out to lunch together three days a week and eat in the office the other days. He calls me at home in the morning to see i~ I want him to bring me a cu · of coffee to work. He also s ares his thoughts and feelings with me. I like him a lot. Last Saturday night, I arrived at his apanment and he had candles lit, wine chilled, and served cheese and crackers. It was very romantic. We ate and drank and had a wonderful conversation. A little later, he went to lie on bis bed and watch TV. He invited me to lie next to him - and I did. (Mind you, we have never kissed .or anything.) When I reached out to hold his hand, he immediately got up and went to the bathroom. Then he came out with a blanket, walked to the couch, covered himself and went to sleep. I invited him to sleep next to me on his bedbut he refused. I went home. I think he's really nice, cute, sman and sweet. Am I rushing things, or do you think he just wants to be son had died? I would have come to the funeral!" Two days later, I got a phone call and a heartfelt apology from my son. Ever smce, he has never failed to call me on a regu Jar basis. Sign me ... MOTHER OF INVENTION IN VIR· GINIA ADVICE · DEAR MOTHER: Not only are you clever, you got your point across with humor friends? (I wouldn't mind and without judgment. (Those being a friend - with bene- are qualities we should all fits .) What do you make · of develop.) CONDEAR ABBY: After going this situation? FUSED GAL IN GALVE- together for more than a year, STON, TEXAS my boyfriend, "Hank," and I DEAR CONFUSED: · I rented an apartment and think you are already moved in together. While we "friends." Forget the benefits. Were unpacking, Him)( Your romance has gone as far showed me a charcoal portrait as it is going to go. of his ex-girlfriend wearing DEAR ABBY: "Miserable only a garter belt and stockMom in Tucson," the single ings, standing behind a stratemother of two adult sons who gically placed tree branch. Hank told me he's having it ignored her on Mother's Day, reminded me of a similar situ- custom-framed to hang in our at ion I had to dell with. living room. When I protestAbout 10 years ago, on both ed, he told me it was a gift and Easter and Mother's Day, I he felt obligated to display it. heard nothing from my mar· (I want to bum it 1) ried son who lives out of state. I've given Hank stacks of When my birthday rolled · photos of myself since we' ve around and he again failed to met. and he hasn't framed a contact me, I sent his wife a single one. How should I hansympathy card. On it, I wrote, die this? - WANTS TO "Why didn 't you tell me my TURN THE CHARCOAL Dear Abby ' INTO ASHES DEAR WANTS: Unless you're willing to tolerate livmg in an apanment with a semi-nude drawing of your boyfriend's ex, tell him in no uncenain terms this is a deal breaker. He may be an "an lover," but if he hangs that portrait, he's making an "ash" out of you. (Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, . also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.l'Om or P. 0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.) eagle Humane ' org. 1 ·Passport compan· .. 41 Flight dlr. Ions 42 Reindeer 6 Drops In herder 48 Hearty the slot laughs 11 Desire 48 Long skirts (2 wds.) 49 Romantic 12 Nullify Sight 13 Frightens 14 Curiosity 52 Shade trees 53 Climbing 15 Cables gear 16 Walkie· talkie word 54 Buf! 55 Cohseum 17 TIJuana 56 Della or Ms. 18 Be supine Pee Wee 19 She, DOWN to Marie 23 ' -& the Gang 1 Courage 25 Banshee's 2 Not su1table cry . 3 Run of luck 26 Small guitar 4 Cash 29 -Tuck dispensers 32 Writing 5 Dlstresa fluid signal 33 Singer 6 Fabricated -Torma 7 Mr. Greeley 34 Thiel's 8 Here, nee!! to Pierre 35 Legal 9 Permit matter 10 Devious 36 Implored 11 Big lights 38 Fish-eating 12 Inlet ACROSS . 40 Marshall, Pftlett agaree on new deal, B1 Reds disturbed as trades-multiply, B1 16 18 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 30 31 37 39 41 Complexion problem Folk wisdom Den Stripe Moose kin Rancid Strike callers Health·lood buy Ulil. bill Land parcel Cartoon Chihuahua Ohio city Intervene Barely . mana~es (with ' out") 43 Wheel turners 44 Slice 45 "Hey,. you!" 47 Arm bone 48 Horse hair 49 Balance· sheet guru 50 Atmoe· phere 51 SaultMarie 52 Former space lab The newspaper is a valuable learning tool for students of all ages. It connects' the principles and facts they learn in the classroom with stories and events that are happening here and around Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 CENTS • Vol. 53, Nn. 229 ~'~~'""m\<1"oll"' " '""' ' THURSDAY, JULY 31 . 2003 Sports Southern Local concerned about state proficiency testing results • Tressel: Claret! barred from preseason. See Page 81 • Green is a go. See Page 81 mance on the 2002-2003 state issued repon card. The preliminary results indicate that RACINE Southern the district passed only six out of 22 standards tentativeLocal School board and the . ly set by the.state. administration are concerned The number should not be about the district's perfor- misintetpreted to mean that the BY- J. MIW LAYTON jlayton@ mydailysentinel.com district's educational standards have fallen from last year. During the 2001-2002 school year, the district met 12 out of 22 standards. The district was rated as being in "continuous improvement" which means 12 to 20 indicators. Magic show at .library day fcr taking a hard look at som:tlting that appears to be promisin~. The rewards of which you weren t fully aware could be larger in scope than you thought SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -If you've been wanting to get involved in something you feel could influence your life in a big way, today might be the ilay to see if you can get acoepted. You're luckier now than usual. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- Appeamnoe can be everything, so look for ways to make yourself the most attntctive you can be. The changes can affect your status and reputation today, and please you per.;onally. AQUARIUS (Jiin. 20-Feb. 19) - Unbeknownst to you, SQOleOile\vhoseintluenceexceeds yours views you as a person he 6r she would like to get to know better. Today this individual might approach you al:xJut getting together. Don't he hesitant · PISCFS (Feb. 20-MardJ 20) -Do everything you can today to get started on a project that you've been wanting to tackle. Your BY BRIAN J. REED breed@ mydailysentinel.com chances for success are impressive things <ln a rather grnnd scale. If you have any projects or.endeavget going on at this time. ARIFS (March 21·April 19) oo; to expand upon, -You might have to be a bit care- them fii'St thing. Obituaries ful today to make sure that your popularity dresn 't cause yoo to neglect too much of your woric. It'll be fun while it lasts, but finishing your wOO< late at nigh! won 'L TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -That lucky feeling you're likely to experience won't last the entire day. so if you need Lady Luck's help today, get an early start. Don't leave things to the last CANCER (June 21-July 22) - This could be the day to put Lady Luck to the test in providmg financial gains. Shoold she provide fcr you, don't hang on for more than your share - grab your winnings and nm. (Leo, 11M/ yourselfto a birthday gift. Send for }~ur AstrrrGraplr year-ahead predictions by mailing $2 to Astro-Graph, do this IJ!'WS· minute. paper, P.O. Box I(J7, !Wcldiffe, OH GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 44W2-0J67. Be sure to stale your - Conditions are ripe early on in wdiacsign) the day for you to successfully do Page AS • Dallas A. McGuire, 64 • Maxine Russell, 72 UtDOWN 0 '0 Inside 0 • Community calendar. StePigeA2 .. . . • Local faoes. set Page~ •Piooes to Go See Page M • Meigs Local School Tab. Insert 41h DOWN 0 Answer =....M..;. = 50 =....2L - = 83 JUDD'S TOTAL to previous Word Scrim· AVERAGE GAME 235·245 by JUDD HAMBRICK FOUR PlAY TOTAL TIME UMIT: 20 MIN = DIRECnONS: MaNe a 2·to 7·1etti'H word !rom the leHers an BBch yardtine. Add points to each WQrd or leiter using sctJring dnections a1 righ1. SQven-lener 'IYOrds get a 60-polnl bonus All words can be found In Webste(s New Wo~CI mag~· College Dictionary 310 Weather JUDO'S SOLUTION TOMORROW C 2003 UnMed Fellurt Srnc!IC11t.lr(: . . _ , . , HI: llh, Low: llh rll ll\rRIUIHT. \.\~ A~2!,\!~~:_J: ""' lOLD \ti.l \.lON . .. GS r/..'i>CI1-\1>.1 t1-\G ~ lbtHR£ ~ \O · ~~: ''" The Caplingers of Chillicothe didn 't pull any rabbits out of top hats Wednesday, but they did delight young and old alike with an old-fashioned magic show at the Pomeroy Library. The Caplingers' visit included two magic shows as part of the library's ongoing summer reading program. Slight of hand, card tricks, rope tricks and a humorous recreation of a Houdini-style escape, shown here with Jered Hill assisting, were on the bill. Child participants were happy to assist the husband-wife team with their tricks. and were rewarded with token gifts for their efforts. The library's reading program wrapped up Wednesday evening with a pool party at Syracuse's London Pool. (Brian J. Reed) - \0? = ,. . . / ~ -'"" E:: \ii\AT I Ml5~i I CHAI\GE '10 0EPEND5 O"l HOw 'IOU M16Hi RE~O~D . -I Plene see Scores, AS POMEROY -Economic development efforts through the county's economic development office are expected to continue for the remainder of 2003, but the county's ongoing contract with the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce for those services has ended. Meigs County was the first in Ohio to dedicate Prevention, Retention and Contingency Funds through Temporary Assistance for Needy Families to fund economic development efforts in 1999, just after the state reformed its welfare system and turned control of welfare funds over to county commissioners. At the time, both local and state officials saw the use of those TANF funds for economic development and job creation as proactive, and a long-term approach to improving the local economy.' In addition to staffing the economic development and tourism operations, TANF funds were also used to offer workforce training and other incentives for new businesses in the county. Since that time, the county has continued a contract with the Chamber of Commerce for those services, and Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe and members of the economic development and tourism office staff have worked on the county's behalf but as chamber employees. Meigs County Commissioner Jeff Thornton said last week a change in language relating to partnership agreements between the state and its counties has made such a contract arrangement improper. Now, Varnadoe and an administrative assistant are being paid by the county as county employ~s. while continuing to work from the chamber's headquaners on West Main Street. "There are no general fund dollars being used to fund the economic development office," Thornton said. "It is important people realize that the funding source for these services has not changed, but the contract with the chamber of commerce has been discontinued because of changes in state law." Thornton said there are no plans to discontinue the economic development program in the county, but said the commissioners will fund it on a year-to-year basis through the TANF 'program. "We have plans to continue and possibly expand our economic development team in the future," Thornton said. 'We see the need for a full-time worlcforce development professional, and we need to continue our efforts in marketing the county as a tourist destination." With the resignation of and Retail Tourism Development Director Betsy Nicodemus earlier this summer, only a pantime temporary employee is staffin~ the office, and handling mquiries relating to the Morgan's Raid Reenactment scheduled for September and other touristrelated events. Thornton said the county plans to hire a full-time tourism director, as well, using TANF funds. llll!lt1i DtPE~DS 0~ lMP00~16\£ IIJHRT TO ~0\) MI~Hi SOUND ALIKE. 5A'i. MtkeMMUel -Eie-..y IMA61NE ALL OF TflE WONDER~UL Tfl!N65 YOU COULD TELL ·ME IF COULD TALK !n~~~~~ '~"" ~ Pomeroy Police close to solving alleged burglary New councilman selected TaL. 1'~~~ ALL applicants by a majority vote of council. His term will expire in 2005. Sisson, 6 I. has been a POMEROY Village 2 Sedl0111 - 12 Pllpl at the Auto Value salesman council Pans Store for 43 years and met in speCalendars A3 cial session has lived in Pomeroy all his Classifieds 83 Wednesday life. Sisson, who has been to fill the 86 :Comics memher of the Pomeroy slot left Volunteer Fire Depanment 86 Dear Abby vacant by for 38 years, said he will do long-time A4 Editorials whatever he can to serve the council people in the village as a A2,3 · member Movies councilman. L a r r y SliSOII Obituaries AS "I plan to be very active in Wehrung village council," he said. "I 81 , Sports who died earlier this month. am going to listen' to peoBy secret ballot, Jim Sisson Weather A2 ple's concerns. There are was selecte4 from a several several things I want to see e 2003 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. J. MIW LAYTON jlayton@ mydailysentinel.com Index FIVE SECONDS LA.T£P' are capable of," he said. Grueser said educators and administrators need to look at things differently than they have in the past and to come up with solutions to improve the scores. RE~POND BY [ T~INK ir'S A REAL S~AME THAT ANIMALS CAN'T TALK .. Southern Local Superintendent Bob Grueser said it is hard to score well in proficiency testing when the standards keep changing and the "target keeps moving.' "These indicators may not be indicative of what our kids County assumes development efforts Astrograph' BY Baa JCE BEllE 05oL Some exciting changes, uiggered by Lady Luck herself. could take place fcr you in the year ahead. They will involve things that affect you personally, and cook! even encompass a few not initialed by you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today, the more you rely on yourself fcr getting where you want to go, the luckier you'll be. Personally manage cr control anything that is imponant to you and leave the insignificant things to other.;. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)It behooves you to get out of your own way today and let destiny take the lead. You could he luckier in ways you least expect, especially in competitive involvements. LffiRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) n~e possibilities fcr a special project on which you've been wOO<ing and have high hopes for appear to be as good as you envision them today. Continue to be optimistic, and think ''win." SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. 22) - This is an exoe(Xionally good """ done ." Mayor Victor Young Ill said Sisson will make a good addition to council. "I think he is a good guy and he pledges to do a good job for the village," he said. The other applicants that applied were Jim Soulsby, a former Meigs County Sheriff, John Musser, who is currently running for mayor, Tony Dingus, Meigs High School music director, and Ken Klein, a carpenter and : former deputy sheriff for Meigs County. J. MtW LAYTON jlayton@mydailysentinel.com BY POMEROY - Several items were reponed missing from a residence in Pomeroy early Tuesday morning at 7:39 a.m. According to the Pomeroy Police Department. the items reported missing included some jewelry, stereo equipment, a Playstation and between 15 to 20 video games. The estimated cash value of these items is approximately $1,100 to $1 ,300. The P~meroy Police Department has not yet released the name of the 'owner of the residence because the investigation is not complete. Sergeant Joe Kirby is investigating the matter and he said the crime may have occurred late Monday night or early TuesdaY' morning. There were .signs of forced entry at the crime scene. Kirby has interviewed three potential suspects. "I have some good leads and we (Pomeroy Police Depanment) are just about ready to put this investigatioh to an end." he said. olj itt:: fL-~--~~~~~--~ ,... C:: HEY, POP, ~ z ~ = ....'"" ~ ... ..... 1-Jf\E.~ '{OU'~ ff\E ONE: W~O LOST THE.M 11'1 ' 1~€ i'<OT ~ l mut-~D 0 '{0\.)[Z (.(>..[{. Fl!C:.:,T PLI\CE ! Kf.'{51 It's A1111ost lime for Relay! 4~ z RELAY FOR LIFE• A commun~ event of the American Cancer Society The 2003" Gallic County Relay for Life will be held August 15 and 16 • 4 PM • 10 AM · • Gallipolis City Park A cancer survivors' reception will take place before the opening lap . Luminary Ceremony • 9 PM ' To purchase luminaries, please contact Joan Schmidt at 446-4728 All are inviled to aHend and join us in the fight against cancer! e::.__= \ ------------------------------------ ., For more information, please call Chairperson Bonnie Mcfarland at 1740)446·5679. ,. ' MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Diffm·ence www .holzer.org �I ·' PageA2 State • Local The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July 31, 2003 Frldlly, Aug. 1 SALEM CENTER - Star Grange #778, Junior Grange #878, potluck supper at 6:30 Friday, Aug. 1 p.m., followed by meeting at RUTLAND Rutland 7:30 p.m. Hemlock Grange Township Trustees, 5 p.m., at members as guests. Craft, fire station. art and photography conSaturday, Aug. 2 tests will be judged. PORTLAND - Lebanon Monday, Aug. 4 Township Trustees 7 p.m at POMEROY Meigs the Township Building. · County Republicans, . 7:30 Monday, Aug. 4 p.m. at the Meigs County SYRACUSE Sutton Courthouse. • [ Columlluo [ea•/88" ! Township Trustees, , 7:30 POMEROY - Big Bend p.m. at Syracuse municipal Farm Antiques club. 7:30 building. p.m. special meeting antique tractor building at the fairgrounds. Tuesday, Aug. 5 MIDDLEPORT Middleport Community Thursday, July 31 Association, 8:30 a.m ., POMEROY - Town and · Peoples Bank. Country EXPO committee, 7 p.m. at the Extension office 0 . . ,.... •,•,• ~· ·c.:.· on Mulberry Heights. Anyone Sunny Pt. Cloudy Clouc:tj Showers T-110fms Rain Flurries Snow ICE! interested in helping invited ANoctillld Awl to attend . Call 992-6696 for information. Saturday, Aug. 2 MIDDLEPORT Ohio POMEROY - A gospel Valley Crusade for Christ , 7 concert will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Middleport p.m. Saturday in the Church of Christ on Main Pomeroy BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ampihitheater the lower 80s. Southwest Street in Middleport. under sponsorship of the Today... Showers and thun- winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of Members and guests Trinity Congregational derstorms likely... Mainly rain 20 percent. encouraged to attend. Church. The concert is a from late morning on. Rain Friday night...Panly cloudy. Friday, Aug. 1 benefit for God's Net. A free may be heavy at times late. Lows in the mid 60s. POMEROY Meigs will offering will be taken. Highs in the lower 80s. Light Saturday... Panly cloudy with County .PERl 84 will meet at will be Featured southeast winds. Chance of a chance of showers and thunrioon at the Senior Citizens Amy Perrin, Materpeace, rain 70 percent. derstorms. Highs in the lower Center. Representatives of and Sounds of Praise. Tonight...Showers and thun- 80s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Aetna and Medical Mutual POMEROY Gospel derstorms likely. Rain may be Saturday night...Considerably will speak on insurance. sing, 7 p.m. at the Poplar . heavy at times until midnight. cloudy with a chance of showMary Powell will talk on Ridge Free Will Baptist Lows in the upper 60s. Light ers and thunderstorms. Lows in Morgan's Raid. Church. Singers will be and variable winds. Chance of the mid 60s. Chance of rain 40 Saturday, Aug. 2 Cross Creek of Buffalo, W. rain 70 percent. percent. · HARRISONVILLE Va. and New Horizon of Friday... Panly cloudy with Sunday... Variably cloudy with · Harrisonville Lodge 411 at Barbersville, W. Va. John a slight chance .of showers a chance of showers and thunder· 7:30 p.m. at the Temple. Ellswick, pastor, invites the and thunderstonns. Highs in storms. Highs in the lower 80s. Refreshments will be public. served. Public meetings Clubs and Organizations ~ ~--- - Concerts, .Shows ~ Showers likely today A DAY ON WALL STREET Man wrongly imprisoned for rape to get $523,186 10,000 9,000 8,000 :;:;,=-= 9,200.05 APR High 9,236.54 -o.05 JUN MAY Low 9,164.97 7,000 ;uL Roc:ord high: 11,722.98 Jan. 14, 2000 July 30, 2003 1,800 Nasdaq 1,600 1,400 1,720.91 :;:;,=.., APR .0.60 1,200 w.v 'High Low 1,733.40 1,717.07 RROI'<I high: 5,048.62 March 10, 2000 July 30, 2003 1,050 St:.ar:xin:d & R:x:lr' s 500 950 850 987.49 :::.=.., JUL APR ·0.18 750 High Rocord high: 1,527.46 992.62 March 24, 2000 AP Local Stocks ACI-20.66 AEP-27.78 Gamatt- 76.95 General Electric- 27.97 Akm-29.73 GKNLY-4.25 Har1ey Davidson- 46.25 Kroger- 16.63 Ashland Inc. - 31.76 BBT-34.83 BU-15.43 Bob Evans- 23.32 BorgWamor- 66.45 City Hoking- 32.00 Clwnpion- 3.60 . Charming Shops~ 5.29 Col-26.10 DuFI:lnt - 43.87 DG-18.17 Rldenll - .25 Ltd. -16.75 NSC-18.88 Oak Hll Froancial - 29.53 Bani< One- 39.2? 01/B-24.00 . 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Registraiion at noon, potluck dinner at 1 p.m. with drinks and table service provided. Chinese auction , pie baking contest with auction of the top winners, memorial service, short program , business meeting will be held . Games for the kids, 7 to 11 p.m.; square dance with Howard and Shirley Meadows providing the music. Hat to be passed for the musicians. Sunday, Aug. 3 EAST MEIGS - Parker reunion will be held at noon at the Eatern Elementary School. Carry-in dinner ; door prizes, activities for kids. Other events Thursday, July 31 POMEROY - An open house will be held at the newly constructed Meigs Memorial Field House, 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. The structure is located at the far end of the Meigs High School parking lot. The public is invited to tour the building. Friday, Aug. 1 RACINE -OH-Kan Coin Club will present a coin and currency exhibition in . the lobby at the Home National Bank, Racine. The display will include old currrency, old coins, Meigs County tokens, and old local bank currency. A free coin will be given to children , 16 and under.Those attending may bring in an ·old coin or bill for appraisal. The lobby opens at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 4 MIDDLEPORT - Vacation Bible School will be held at Victory Baptist Church, 525 North Second St. , Middleport, through Aug. 7, 6:30 to B p.m. Theme: "His Eye is on the Sparrow." For more information call 992-9052 or 992-6550. MIDDLEPORT - Vacation Bible school through Aug. 9, 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Ash Street Church, 398 Ash St. , Middleport For more informatoin call 992-6443. Theme is "Great Discoveries." Tl!ursday, July 31 LONG BOTTOM - Judy Peters will be s worn in as Long Bottom Postmaster on July 31, at a reception to be held from 10:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at the Long Bottom Community Building. Light refreshments will be served, and the public is invited. POMEROY First rehearsal for the chorus to sing on Sept. 6 at Pomeroy's observance of Morgan's Raid, a bicentennial event will 'le held at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. All singers invited to attend. ·Birthdays Monday, Aug. 4 POMEROY - Cora Folmer will observe her 85th birthday. Cards may be sent to her at 32855 Hysell Run Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . ' ·' l;' Holter selected for 4-H Ohio State Fair Fashion Board POMEROY Alyssa Holter has been selected as Meigs County's 4H nominee for the Ohio State 4-H Fa s h i 0 n Board. T h e daughter of Ed and Jan Holter was selected on the basi s of "total look Holter of fashion , of having it all together," said Becky Baer, Meigs County Extension agent. She will be modelinll and interviewing in competitton for a spot on the fashwn board at the State ~h~ ~~s~~~~~~~ ~~;~c~~~y f h. b d' 1h asHolter 10n was oar also .or nominating ree years. last year for the state fashion board and was chosen as an · alternate for the South District. She is the current president of the Meigs County Better Livestock 4-H Dairy Club, and has exhibited at the Meigs County Fair for nine years. The Eastern senior, a candidate for Junior Fair queen this year, credits her 4-H experiences as making. her a more well-rounded mdtvtdual. BI'ble SCh00I held POMEROY - "Son of the Harvest" was the theme of the Bible school held at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Several farm animals were brought in for the 14 children attenaing to enjoy. Aprogram of music and recitl!Uons was presented by the children at the Sunday service, and Rev. Les Strandt assisted by Steve Manin presented a video fea· turing the children. Car and bike show planned WEB SITE DIRECTORY INTERNET SERVICES AGRICULTURE Jim's Farm Equipment www.jimsfarmequipment.com BlueStarr Network www.bluestarr.net MEDICAL AUTOMOTIVE : POMEROY - Plans have been completed for the 7th annual car and bike show to be held at Tu's Marathon at Five Points and the GWRRA Chapter E-3 on Aug. 17. Sign in will take place from II a.m. to 2 p.m. at which time judging will begin. Trophies will be awarded in the classes of best of show, stock car, street rod, muscle car, Goldwing, Harley Davidson, open class motor- Holzer Medical Center Norris Northup Dodge cycle, and truck at 3 p.in. Miranda McKelvey, reserve There is a $10 entry fee. champion. Food will be available durAnimal Disease: Christina ing the day. Dash plaques Miller, grand champion; Taylor will go to the ftrst 25 entries. Russell, reserve champion.. Proceeds from the event You're the Athlete: will go to the Carleton School Quistina Miller, grand champion; Whitney Thoene, special olympics program. reserve champion; Morgan . Lentes, honorable mention. Heallh B, Fun with • Friends: Jessica Pooler, • grand champion . . First Aid: · Olivia Davis, grand champion; Derek Roush, reserve champion; Anglea Stuart, honorable POMEROY -The n11mes mention. .of 4-H club members who Alcohol Decisions: Tia took grand and reserve cham- Pratt. grand champion; pions and received honorable Becky Taylor, reserve chammention· in the judging· on pion:, Jennifer Grady and their mtsce 11 aneous proJects Lindsey Houser, honorable were announced today. mention. Tobacco and You: Tia They are as follows: Pratt, grand champion; Lindsey Houser, re serve Winning grand and reserve champion.; Becky Taylor, champions or given honor- honorable mention. able mention on their res pecOne on One: Tricia tive projects were the follow - Congo, grand champion. ing 4-H'ers: ' 4-H Club Teen Leadership: Discovering 4-H 1: Kayla Rachel Elliott, grand chamtion. Graham, grand champion; Multi Level een Annisha · Kopec, reserve ' Leadership: Christina champion. , · Miller, grand champion. Discovering 4-H 0: Annisha Teen · Boardmanship: Kopec. grand champion. Alyssa Holter and Amanda Discovering 4-H Ill: Julie Windon . co-~ra nd champions. Tillis, grand champion. Leadership Skills You Exploring Animals: ~ever Outgrow, 1: Adrian Bolin, grand champi- Audrionna Pullins, grand on; Eugene Patterson. reserve champion . champion· Brady Bisse ll. Leadership Skills You Nathan Eblin, Adam Lamben Never . Outgrow, · III: and Julie Tillis , honorable Brittany Hauber, grand ~ention. .champion . Exploring Me and My Laundry for Beginners: Home: Annisha Kopec, Cassie Hauber, grand chamgrand champion; To sha pion; Hann ah Hysell, reserve Jones, reserve champion.. champion .; Olivia Davi s, Horseless Horse: Hailey honorable mention . Williams, grand champion. Laundry for Advanced: Guinea Pig: Sarah Jenkins, Amber Pooler and Erin grand champion; Hannah Taylor, honorable mention. · Hysell, reserve champion.. Living and Learning with Cat 1: Kaitlin Dewhurst, Children: Andrea Buckley, grand champion; Cassie grand champion; Kimberly Hauber, reserve champion. Castor, reserve champion.: Cat 2: Jennifer Grady, Breanna Taylor, honorable grand champion. mention . · Small Animals: Kara Teens Learn About Osborne, grand champion; . Children: Holly Davis, hon-. Morgan Lentes, reserve orable mention. champion .; Hannah Pratt, Family History Treasure honorable mention. ' Hunt: Morgan Werry, grand · The Normal Animal: Kara champion. Osborne, grand champion: Teens on the Road to Results of miSCeIIaneOUS d • JU g1ng annOUnCed When: Thursday, July 31, 2003 www.gallipoliscareercollege.com West Nile Virus SARS Monkeypox Smallpox Bioterrism Questions & Answer Session REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES (Smoke Detector and CO Detector) NEWSPAPERS ADMISSION IS FREE!! 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"It's the right thing to do," Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro said Wednesday in approving the payment to Michael Green, 37, of Cleveland. A state board still must authorize Green's deal, which was approved in the state Court of Claims. The board meets Aug. 18. Green could receive a check for $375,000 that day, Petro said, with the remainder to be paid with interest through an annuity. Green would receive monthly payments of $2,200 for 20 years beginning in 2020. He chose that option so it would act as a retirement fund, said his lawyer, Alphonse Gerhardstein. · The money will come from a combination of an insurance claim and tax dollars. Green was freed on the basis of DNA evidence in October 200 I. Last year another man confessed to the rape after reading a newspaper series about Green 's ordeal. The man is serving five years in prison for the rape. ' ' Local News The Daily Sentinel .Local faces Community calendar Ohio weather PageA3 ' ' will be posted et all Fari'I"M!Ira N o purchal& ne<:&l&ary. Enter at anv Farmers Bank Location . BAn~ locations. AU conte&tants must be at lee at 18 .or o ldl!l r. (F.nJ Farmers Balik ~ We're Your Bank for Ci(e;" ���ThurSday, July 31,2003 Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel . NFL BEREA (AP) The Cleveland Browns went out on a limb wben they drafted linebacker Chaun Thompson from tiny West Texas A&M. Browns president Carmen Policy made tt clear Wednesday that the " team won't stay there for the rookie contract holdout. He .said that if Thompson doesn't sign before Thursday, the Browns wiU reduce the amount of their five-year offer. "This is not a ~at or an ultimatum, but it's just an evaluation of the situation as we see it," Policy said. "We've indicated to Chaun's agents that the danger point is quickly coming upon us, that if things are delayed beyond tomprrow, we're crossing the line of no return." Thompson, the Browns' second-round pick, is one of five draft choices who .haven't signed with the club. The oilly two pia~ selected by the Browns m the 2003 draft who have reached agreement with the team are center Jeff Faine, the ftrSt-round choice, and long snapper Ryan Pontbriand, the fifth-round ·' Green from Page 81 burst in the fourth quarter when he broke two tackles near the line of scrimmage and outran three Falcons defenders. "He's capable of going the distance every time with that breakaway speed," quarterback Tim Couch said. "We expect Will to be a I ,000-yard rusher for sure. He can carry the load for us." Green says he's ready. He spent the off-season wO(king with weights and improved his explosiveness through training sessions with Roger Kingdom, a former track star hired· by the Browns to help players get quicker. . · "I feel faster," Green said, a Pruett from Page 81 $300,000 annually, which includes a $140,000 base salary plus extra money from televiston and radio, speaking engagements and incentives based on game attendance and promotions. Pruett's mcentive bonuses for the 2002 season included $5,000 for coaching the Herd to the Mid-American Conference championship Reds from Page 81 Baseball's ftrst professional franchise had been pointing toward its new ballpark for years, hoping the additional revenues and excitement would translate into their ftrSt playo~:fpearance since 1995. lost the team was so bad - the worst defense in the majors, worst pitching in the NL and thinl-worst offense that management decided to start from scratch. . In two whirlwind days, the Reds ftred general manager Jim Bowden, manager Bob Boone and two coaches. Bowden's assistants then followed orders and began dealing away players. The GuiUen deal was no surprise - he didn't want to stay unless he was a starter, something the team couldn't promise. But WiUiamson was a young closer shipped off for . prospects and money. Fans have reacted angrily to the midseason trades, suggesting that owner Carl Lindner should have spent more than $5.7 million in the payroll af(er taxpayers put up most of the money for the new ballpark. During the Reds' game Wednesday ni~ht, some filns held up a stgn that said, "Boone Gone Too Soon." Others in the upper deck hung a banner that Said, "Reds-Mart Rolling Back Low Prices." The Reds weren't .done shopping. ''Carl Lindner ~es all of his l pick. The Browns are asking their draft .choices to accept fiveyear contracts as a way of creating salary stability. Agents for most of the rookies have been reluctant to have their players sign the long-term deals. TYpically, low-round picks . sign for three years, after which they are eligible for free agency. A.Young player doesn't want to stgn a deal he might regret if he becomes an NFL starter. The Browns will scrimmage the Buffalo BiUs on Saturday, and Policy said the unsigned draft choices need to be with the team by then. "We're really running out of time - not patience, but time," Policy said. 'The coach feels that Chaun will have missed so much of training camp by then that he wouldn't be able to catch up with the young veterans we have at linebacker." "I think sometimes players get so enamored and infatuated with years four and five that they forget about year one," Browns coach Butch Davis said. and $12,000 for an appearance in the GMAC Bowl. Marcum said he wants to redo Pruett's contract similar to an incentivecJaden contract given to new Marshall men's basketball coach Ron Jirsa last month. Jirsa's four-year contract includes a base salary of $130,000 and various performance incentives. Marcum said fund-raising Pruett's one-time for enhancement and negotiations on a new contract should be completed by Jan. I. players," scouting director Leland Maddox said. "He hates to lose anybody. But if something comes along that blows us away, we'd have to look at it. We don't want to trade our core - · Adam Dunn, Austin Kearns, Aaron Boone, Sean Casey." Maddox, one· of two assistant general managers now running the team, said the New , York Yankees had inquired about Boone and Casey, and had a mild interest i:1 Guillen. Boone, the Reds' only AllStar this year, could be the biggest name available at the right price. Seattle, which needs a thinl baseman, and Los Angeles have shown an interest, according to Maddox. "He's a hot topic. Everybody wants Boone," Maddox said, Two days after his father was ftred, Boone wasn't in a mood to talk about his own · future. He denied a report that he had demanded a trade, and tried not to get caught up in thinking about where he might end up. Boone had only one hit in two games since his dad was ftred. "H some~ng hapeens, I' II answer questions, ' said Boone, usually one of the most accessible pla~ers in the clubhouse. 'That s" the situation. I'm '!}ling to concentrate on what I ve got to do." · Three hours before the game, players put on their white home uniforms and posed on the fteld for the annual team photo. Guillen was in it, then was traded an hour later: J -- tabbed for pro superstarda m. Pa~so n re pl aced Way ne Embry as ge neral manager in 1999. anJ hi s teams ha ve go ne 108-220. GunJ has refused to discuss detail s of P a ~son 's current contract, but it is believed he had one year left un his deal. Paxson , 46, has spent the past three seasons unloading huge player contracts - leftovers from . Embry's tenure· - in an attempt to free up mone y for free agents and rebuild the Cavs, who haven 't been in the playoffs since 1998. Paxson did no.t immedi ately return a phone message seeking comment. The Cavaliers have lost an average of 55 games during Paxson's four seasons in Cleveland. Last season, the Cavs were the league's youngest team and went 17-65 while playing in front of the NBA's smallest home crowds. However. all the losing turned imo a positive when the Cavaliers won the NBA draft lottery in May and used the No. I overall pick to take LeBron James, the Akron high school star CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Jim Paxson has received a contract ex tension and promotion from the club, two NBA sources told The Associated Press on Wednesday night. · The sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Paxson's new deal and new· title will be announced Thursday by Cavaliers owner ·Gordon Gund. A team spokesman said Gund would be making an unspecified announcement via teleconference at II a.m. Thursday. Counting Wednesday's two practices, Thompson has missed nine days and 13 practices since workouts for rookies began on July 22. The other draft choices yet to sign are cornerbacks Chris Crocker and Michael Lehan, runnin$ back Lee Suggs and defenstve tackle Antonio Garay. The Browns' choice of Thompson with the 52nd overall pick was one of the draft's biggest surprises because West Texas A&M is an NCAA Division ll school. Shortly after the draft, Thompson said he'd play for Policy said that comment was part of the reason why the Browns felt there would be no problem getting him into the fold. "We're not asking Chaun to play for free. We want to compensate him very well." Policy said. He said the Browns have offered Thompson a proposal equal to or better than contracts signed by players chosen before him. CINCINNATI - For a few joyous moments on the field, the trade-staggered Cmcmnau Reds got to hop in unison and forget . Back in the clubhouse, they started · to fret. Jason LaRue led off the ninth with a tying homer and Adam Dunn singled with the bases loaded in the lOth, rallying the Reds to a 3-2 victory Wednesday over the Colorado Rockies. . Shortly after they lost another front-line player through a trade, the Reds regrouped and got their first victory under interim manager Dave Miley, who was presented with the ball from Dunn's winning hit. · "It's an awesome feeling," said Miley, 41, who was a minor league catcher, coach and manager. "You guys know how long it's been. It's nice to get that first one," The warnhand-fuzzy feeling didn't last Ion~. As soon as they got done celebratmg, the Reds went right back to wondering who might get traded next. In the last three days, the Reds have fired ge.neral manager Jim Bowden and manager Bob Boone, and traded closer Scott Williamson and outfielder Jose Guillen for prospects. Players were quiet as they warmed up before the game, waiting for more bad news. "It bothered me up until we came out on the field, " Dunn said. "You' ve got to let it go for three hours, and then it bothers you some more. It's so frustrating. You don't know what direction we ' re going in. You don't know who is going to be here. It 's a mess." CARPET VIDJ!!!~~~!,IIU Where: Meigs County Library, Pomeroy, OH $495 -ClearanceIn Stock Outdoor Carpet 216 West Main Street, Pomeroy, OH (Large downstairs meeting room) When: Thursday, July 31, 2003 6:30-S:OOp.m. Laminate Public Health Tqpics to be addressed: West Nile Virus · · SARS Monkeypox Smallpox Bioterrtsm Question!; & Answer Session REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES (Smoke Detector and CO Detector) / Barber starting at 6& 12Months Same As Cash (with approved credit) INGELS CARPET ADMISSION IS FREEl! Presented by Frank Goncak, BHRM, Meigs County Health Deparl~~U~nl, Public Health Infrastructure Coordinator, and Public Information Officer. . Bv JoE KAY Associated Press I~GELS Public Health Information Meeting free. frightening thought for holes better, he's running would-be tacklers. "But at this through them better. You can point in camp, I feel sluggish. tell he's a lot more comfortI don't feel like I'm running able." that fast." Green doesn't mind admitting he was a little, well, green The 6-foot, 215-pounder has looked plenty fast s0 far in early last season. training camp, darting around He struggled to learn all the and playing some catch-me- · nuances of the Browns· if-you-can with a few of offense, and even after hours Cleveland's defensive backs spent studying the Xs and Os who no chance of running in his playbook, things looked down No. 31 from behind. much different once he took · Last summer, it was a dif- the field. ferent story. Green missed the start of traming camp in a contract holdout, and when he finally took the field, there was rarely a moment when he sparkled tn the summer sun. Now, his teammates can 't take their eyes off him. "He looks good doesn't he?" offensive tackle Ryan Thcker said. "From last year's 'Not responsible for camp to this year's, he is just a typographical errors" different guy. He's seeing the ·ounn deal in Reds win over Rockies Sources: Cavs give GM Paxson new deal Browns· president holds firm with rookie draft pick . The. Daily Sentinel• Page 83 www.mydallyuotlnel.com Thursday, July 31, 2003 www.mydallysentlnel.com 24 wins - out of 48 total - in their · last at-bat. Chris Reitsma (8-3), who will get a chance to close games with Williamson gone. pitched a perfect lOth. Charles johnson hit a solo homer and Jay Payton had a tiebreaking double in the sixth off Danny Graves to give Colorado a 2- 1 lead. Graves ovt~came the pregame trade distrac tiohs and allowed seven hits in seven innings. "There's a lot of stuff going on in this organization right now." Graves aid . "There's . a. lot of stuff going through everybody's minds - who's going to be here , who's not going to ' be here." Chacon, who had to miss the AllStar game because of an inflamed elbow, has made three starts since 1 returning. After lasting only 4 1-3 innings on July 19, he allowed only three hits in seven shutout innings of . a 1-0 loss at Los Angeles last Thursday. · He was nearly as good the next time around. The right-hander gave Cincinnati Reds' third baseman Aaron Boone bobbles a ball hit by Colorado up three hits, includin~ D' An!lelo Jtmenez's RBI double m the ftfth, Rockies' Charles Johnson during the second inning Wednesday. (AP) and struck out four. Colorado was in position to get its when I give up a run, it usually costs The Reds looked distracted and fifth consecutive win after Shawn us the game. You can get exploited tied their season high with four · Chacon pitched seven solid innings, out there, but I love i.t. I love going errors in Miley's debut, a 5-3 loss. turning a 2-1 lead over to the out there in the ninth inning." They had only one error on bullpen. . Jimenez (0-6) then started the I Oth Wednesday, raising their total to 105 Former closer Jose Jimenez and gave up a one-out double to in I 07 games, the most in the majors. warmed up in the eighth, but Justin Russell Branyan, who was Guillen's There was one moment that Speier came on gave up LaRue's replacement in the lineup. After Sean showed their minds weren 't entirely homer into the up.fer deck in left Casey was intentionally walked, on the game. They tried to turn a field , tying it at -· LaRue's 12th Aaron Boone - the son of the fired double play when there were already manager - hit a comt:backer that two outs in the eighth. homer matched his career high. "It was a slider that hung," said Jimenez bobbled for an error that Shortstop Barry Larkin returned to Speier, who had been S-for-5 in save loaded the bases. the Reds lineup for the first time Dunn then grounded a single to since he strained his hamstring a chances since taking over as the closer. "It, was one bad pitch. I just right for the Reds' II th game-ending week ago. He went 1-for-3 with a made one bad pitch. Unfortunately. hit. The Reds lead the majors with single and a.walk. _. Oakland gets OF Jose Guillen from Reds \litldkpnrl 740-992-702S BY JoE KAY Associated Press . e Tri•County's Headquarters For : CINCINNATI - The Oakland Athletics bulked up their outfield by getting Jose Guillen from the nncinnati Reds on Wednesday for right-hander Aaron Harang and two minor league pitchers. · Guillen was the Reds' top hitter, filling in during Ken Griffey Jr.'s two serious injuries. He was hilling .337 - third in the National League - with 23 homers and 63 RBis in 91 games. . : The A's felt they needed a more productive outfield ~o pull off another one of their second-half surges <tnd ' OLE BARNS . And Metal·Roofing & iding overtake Seattle in the AL West. Oakland is secondlast in the league in balling average. Eric Bymes was the only consistent outfielder in the tirst half. but he started to tail off after the All-Star break. Chris Singleton, signed to a one-year contract in the offseuson. lost his job and has been on ·th.e bench. The 27-year-old Guillen is going to his fifth team in seven years. He finally started living up to expectations in Cincinnati, but bristled at his backup role when Gritl'ey was healthy enough to play. . "I appreciate the Reds $iving me a new life, so I could show people I can still play every day," Guillen said. "I would just love to stay here. I haven't felt so comfortable in a long time." He was comfortable, but not always happy. When Griffey returned from a dislocated shoulder in May, Guillen demanded a tmde rather than returning to a backup role. Guillen also threw three bats a~atnst a clubhouse wall in June after learning he wasn t in the starting lineup thJlt day. Guillen couldn't move ahead of Griffey, Adam Dunn or Austin Kearns. He was interested in staying in ~incinnati next season, but not as a backup. The Reds decided to trade him rather than letting him leave as a free agent and gelling nothing in retum . The A's also sent the Reds right-banders Joe Valentine and Jeff Bruksch. Sabathia helps Indians halt skid OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - C.C. Sabathia pitched seven innings for his tirst victory in nearly four weeks, and Angel Santos hit . hi s first major league homer as the Cleveland Indians beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2 Wednesday night. Sabathia (9-6), a native of nearby Vallejo, allowed nine hits as the Indians snapped a fivegame losing streak in Oakland. He was selected for the All-Star game, but he had lost his last three starts. The 22-year-old leftbander had his usual Coliseum rooting section of fdends and family members - including his effusive godmother, who stood and cheered with nearly every pitch. A few Sabathia jerseys were spotted in the crowd as he beat the A's for the first time in five career starts. Milton Bradley and Victor Martinez drove in runs as the Indians won in Oakland for the first time this season. David Riske pitched the eighth. and Danys Baez finished for his 23rd save in 29 chances. Sabathia outpitched Ted Lilly (6-9 ), who allowed just six hits while striking out five in seven innings. Lilly, rumored to be trade bait during a disappointing season , lost for the fourth time in five decistons. Before the- game. the A's acquired outfielder Jose Guillen from the Cincinnati Reds for right-hander Aaron Harang and two minor leaguers. 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A., as from asserting the l'ruatee for Asset same, for foreclosure ilacked Securities of said d mortgage, ~orporatlon Long the marshaling of any the ileach Home Equity IIana, and Petitioner's Claim In ~oan True! 2000-LBI 'lied HScamplalnt In the proper order of Its :aae No. 03-CV-029 In priority, and lor such :he Court of Common othar and further >Jeaa Cammon Pleas rellaf as Is just and lhlga County, Ohio aqullable. The Dafandant(a) illaglng that the lefendant(s), ROGER named ·above are required to answer on ~OOK and JANEDOE, ,JNKNOWN SPOUSE, or before the 18th day F ANY, OF ROGER of September, 2003. By: Raimer & iOOK have or claim :o have an Interest In Lorber Ca., L.P.A :he real eatala Ronald J. Charnak, Attorney at Law :lascrlbad below: Located In Melga Attorney lor PlalntllfPetHioner ~ounty, Ohio: Being )lalled as Lot P.O. Box 968 Twlnaburg, OH 44087 ~umber Nine (9) and tltuated In S.W. (330) 425-4201 Bank >omeroy'a Dlvlalan of Dauteche >art of Lot Number National 1\'uat Co. :Ina (1 ),. Fraction (7) 17, 24,31 (8) 7, 14, !!lghtaan (18), 21 'laylor'a Run, uld lot One HU!!._dred Public Notice .~elng 100) t.. t clasp and . )'ontlng One Hundred - - - - - - md Four (101) fast on NOTICE 'to THE PUB· •lahar Strast of aald LIC ANNUAL. PLAN llllag•, P1trcel Two: PUBLIC HEARING Situated· In aald MEIGS HOUSING llllaga ol Pomeroy, AUTHORITY SPECIAL tnd In Fraction 18, MEETING rown 2, Range 13 of The Malga Houalng Jla Ohio com.,.ny'a Authority wtll conduct •urchaae on Naylor'• 1 Public Hearing of ~un, Melga County, to the Flacal Year 2003 • !VII: Being hi North Annual · Plan on ielf of Lot No. 100 of ThurldiiY, Auguat 7,. tald Tract on NIIYior'e 2003 at 7:30 p.m. at •un. the olflco of the Melp The Petitioner fur- Houatng Authority at ·nar allegll that by 117 Eaal Memorial :.aaon of default of Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. ,,,. 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Located 1 mile out Homes Packages to be offered Saturday, August Georges Creek·, ott SA 7 N 2nd, 11 :00 AM Charleston, to 285 McCully Ad . at bottom of hill on left. WV. Rogers Reality & Auction Co, N.C. Lie . .fl:813. Asst. household 11ems, old Free brochure, Buffalo Log wringer washer. warming Homes, 1-888-562·2246 or stove, washer/dryer, some www auctjonloQhomes com furniture, ' 346 Spruce St. EK1. Sat. 7am-4pm Say good bye to h1gh phone Fri-afternoon, all day bills! New local phone serv· ice with FREE unlimited Saturday, 3468 St. At. 14 t , nation wide long Distance name-brand-clothing , and or acc:essones. 1·800·635·2908 furniture. www.FreedomMovie.com/itp household goods, e~~:ercise aysyou. Local Agents want· eqUipment. ed Fri-Sat9am-5pm, 426 St. At. 279 Thurman, nice clothes, GJV&\WAY many name brands, household items Beagle looking puppy, to Fri-Sat Aug. 1st & 2nd, 9am· good home (740)949-3029 4pm, Crown City, between r Grovannr's and Dairy Boy, Free Gerbils call· 740-446· krds·mens-womens clothing, 7199 toys , baby basslnette, other Give away female dog, 74D- m1sc 256·1092 Garage & Moving sale, 116 Klneon Dnve, Sat. Aug. 2nd White female cat, fixed 9am -? , - -- - - - - - Vifblue eyes to a good home Garage Sale (740)992·7080 3 Family 1340 Fierbaugh, ==-------- 218 to Bullskin to Johnson , watch for signs, Aug 1& 2 Household goods, antiques, Found male med. SIZe, rust furntlure , large selction of colored ClOg with red collar, tools. Fri!Sat. Aug 1st-2nd Poterbrook Subdivision . 8am-2pm 74().446·0936 Movmg Sale- washer/dryer since OctoberFound ' a yellow boy kitten used came to the Maples a cou- $SOO.OO, oak table/chairs$400.00, freezer S300 oo . ple weeks ago-very friendly piano $400.00. 74o-446and active-surely he 3480 belongs to a lam 1ly. Call (740) 992·9050 any11mo Rain or Shine 811·813 9ambetween 1:30pm & 4 pm. 4p m some tools, small Found: Small black k11ten kitchen appliances, mise & 22nd Street & Jackson. Call Hutch St Patriot, no pre· sales (304)675-2208 1o claim. Lost 1 small brown/white Relay For Life Yard Sale. collie. 1 blue, 1 brown eye. Johnsons Greenhouse ,$5.00-bag sale or Items reward . (304)675·6222 priced mdi\lidually. Fri-Sat LOST: Male Aust. Shepherd 9am·? 1 blue & 1 brown eye, no tail . - - - - - - - - Lost in TNT area. Call Sat. Aug. 2 9am-3pm, 94 Airline Ad .. Porter, Mary-Kay (304)675·7264 Cosmetics clearance, 50o/o off, huge selection. ----=.:..:.:...:.:.cc:_:___ Yard Sale Aug 1 & 2 83 Herman Ad. , Centenary 8·? THAT DAllY d_ fi'll 12 ~~ letters of i the I I h_Jr-"11.--..;1-!.,;4,.....,.1-1 ....__._,___.__1-.r... .... --1 =:'": upon her sonwas how to actto on oalfl5. "When you are out on a date, • the '=s•,--1I mother told him, "your behavior Is , - - - - - - - - - - - .· the mirror in which you will·display I KRUEP C 1---.-r,-,,-~,r_,., your- - - - -. • Q Complote tho chucklo quoted. by filling In the mlsllng -refs • • • • • • • .__._....__..__.__._ _, you dO¥olop from llop No. 3 botlow. $ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN IHE Sf SQUARES f) · 1 UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE l .ETTERS TO GET ANSWER . Yesterday's ~740)385-2434 !f.991 Brillant Bellaire 141C80 .,., 2ba, new air and fur1\ance. $4,000 down and lake over payments $239.81 tnonth (740)388-8070 l xceMent shape , must be mow. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Neuron - Mucus • Jerky- Govem - CORNER Overheard in office elevator: 'Our new boss will never be successfuL He has not learned that cornering people is not the same thing as getting them in your CORNER.' I' ;4br 4ba house ,foreclosure only $9,900. ·1-600-719·3001 Ext,F144 \ I I "\. I '-I I>\ II I "- Carport sale~ Aug. 1st, rain or shine, 2511 lee C1rcle, Syracuse, toddler bed, kids clothes, mise, 8·3 Saturday, August 2, 9-3 , Spencers, 605 Main Street, Raci ne. AE , Aero teen clothes, video games, turn•ture, household items.Aain cancels. --------Saturday, August 2nd only Gordon Fisher res1dence . 1402 Dusky Street, Syracuse. 9-5 l llo.PWANI'EIJ Part-Time Posi1ion • Available, interes1od in mor· chandising greeting cards AVON! All Areas1 To Buy or and related products 1n local Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· retail stores. Prefer mature 675·1429. ind ividuals, interested in DENTAL ASSISTANT Part Time, Point Pleasant. Experience Preterred, but not necessary. Reply 'to: Point Pleasant Register Water Street, Syracuse, JA11, 200 Main Street, Pt. Fnday & Saturday, 8·5, kids P1 25550 clothes, toys, mise items fjjperienced lead carpen· Yard sale- 35 Ai\lerview Or., ters-must be familiar with all phases of residential remod· Middleport, Aug. 1 & 2 eling, valid drivers license. Yard sale- Aug. 1 & 2. at tools, transportai!On, and Rose res1dence , t mile from references. local work, pay Racine on CR 28 (Bashan based e)(perlence. on Road) 8:00·4 00 Friday, Applications available at Aug. 1, 9:1)0.12.00 Sat Aug Christians Construction, 2, clothes (Tommy, Polo, &F, 1403 Eastern A\le ., Eagle, Gap) Gallipofis. 446-4514 American household m1sc, Middleton dolls, collector Barbies, wed· Fast growing business ding dross (size 4), light houses, dishes, everythmg full & part-time bookkeeper, exceptionally mce, full & part-time cashiers, (740)949·8030 wv Yard Sale: Friday, August t st 5end resume & Saturday, 'August 2nd. 38 Hudson Street , Middleport. r 4-Family Fri Aug. tst. 8-5. Sat Aug . 2, 8·12 .. Microwave, clothes,/misc. 2625 Lincoln A\le . Pt. Pleasant, '. Hugh yard sale-Friday & Saturday, 253 S. 5th Middleport. Avon-antiques, furniture , milk glass, kids clothes working up to 20 hours a week, training prcw1ded, no e..:perience necessary. Call ~ -800-543-4110 ask for extension 1928, during regular busines s hours Ame rican Greetings, EOE Part-time position requires transporting consumers to and from medical appo1nt· mente In the Mason County, Wv area. Must be able to maintain accurate rep orts, and be able to ass1st consumers off and on va n as needed. Requires HS diploma or GED. safe drivmg record and knowledge ol local routes. Apply in person or mail to ; PRESl£RA CENTER HA/Mason Van Dnver P.O. Box 8069 Huntington, Wv 25705 to· Part-time R ecept1 on 1s t i M edi c a 1 The Daily Sentinel ASSIStant needed for phySI· cian office in Pomt Pleasant. PO Box 729·8 Please send resume with Pomeroy. Oh 45769 ~ quahf1ca110ns and salary - - - ' - - - - - - - requirements to: Doctor's Full time secretary for law Office Box 45, Point office legal experience pre- Pleasant, WV 25550 ferred , but not required . Must have good computer POSmON ANN'jlUNCE· and communication skills. MENT Send resume to EB 24 200 The Galliii-Jackaon-Melgs Main St Pt Pleasant Wv Board at Alcohol, Drug 2555P. Addiction and Mental Health Services 11 cur~ Help wanted caring for the elderly, Darst GrOup Home, rently accepting at)pllc• tiona for the position of now paytng minimum wage, COMMUNITY EDUCATOR. new s~it1s : 7am-3pm, 7am~ 5pm , 3pm-11pm, 11pm· Thlolull·tlme pooltlon lncludts shared dullee 7am, call 740-992-5023. with the Board and 1he Live in Careg1ver needed for Gallia County Family and elderly lady who requires Children First Council. assistance /daily activities. Reeponelblllttes Include Call (304)675·2178 or the development, Imple(304)675· 5578 mentation and aasea• menl of an educational Maintenance Person need· program on behalf of the ed , part-time, Valley View Board, Its providers end Apartments, 800 State the FCFC. Appllcanto Route 325, Thurman. Ohio. ahouh:l POIHII I miniApply at office or submit mum of a Bechelor'a resume. 74D-245-9170 Degree In a related aru Medi Home Health Agency, with 1trong communlca· Inc. seeking a PAN Speech tlon and multimedia/pro. Therapist for the Gallipolis, ductlon lkllla. Related Ohio area. We offer a com- experience Including propetitive salary, benefits gram aupervlalon Ia pre· package, and 401K. E.O.E. tarred. Extanalve travel Ia Please send resume to 430 required with ltils poll· Second ·Avenue, Gallipolis, tlon. Oh 45631. Att n· Diana The Board offers a comHarless, Clinical Manager p4Jthlve salary with an Need to consolidate or start ea:cellelit beneflta peckCall age. a new business. National Bank toll free 1866·699·3064. Good credit, Rnume• with lhrM (3) no credtt, bankruptcy. lettal'l of reaommanda· Need to earn Money? Lets 1alk 1he f'IEW Avon . Call Manlyn , 304-882·2645 to learn all the ways it can work tor you. Now Hiring at Harris Staokhouse (304)875·9726 Yard sale Sat. Aug. 2, 8-12 Now hiring recepionisV Needle work supplies, fabcashier apply In person ask ric, new gift items & much tor Katie MCCoy Turnpike more. 3104 Kathnor Lana OFFICE WORKER Yard Sale Saturday 812/03 To work in busy health Care Multifamily yard sale, Eagle 2618 llncoln Ave. office. Experience with Ridge near Bashan, guns, · ~~;,;;~,;;,;,;;,;;..._ _, office machines, supervitables & chairs, refrigerator, AVCI10NAND sion of employees, payroll, Aug . 1-2 ~ FLEAIMARKn billing and scheduling. Mutlipte family, 16 Anne i.oc-ciliiiiiiiiiiiiiiic.,l One year Health care office Street, Pomeroy Starting Flea Market/Craft Sate- July experience requested. July 31 thru August 2nd. 31st & August 1st-10:00 • Benefits too numerous to 1st-Bake Household Items, jeans, 5:00 ... August prln1. SOQ-759-5383 baby items and clothes. steak dinner-$5.00 _per dinOver the Road Semi Driver Rain or shine garage sale, needed. 12 month verifiable , August 1st and 2nd· 8-3all weather e•perlel'\ce Yellowbush Road in Racine. L..--Oiiioiiiiii__,.. requi red. (304)576-2644 {DeMis Wolfe's reside!'l ce 740·949-2010). Small re1rlg· Absolu1e Top Dollar: U.S. Person needed to clean pro· Gold Coins, tesslonat office, 3·4 112 days erator, new microwave, Silver, ' weight machme, warm Proofsets, Diamonds, Gold a week, flexible hours, prefer U.S. Currency,- retired woman, send letters morning stove, craft sup· Rings, plies, lots of Nike tee shirts M.T.S. · Coin Shop, 151 of Interest to: Ohio Valtov and Amerlcan Eagle jeans Second Avenue, Gallipolis ~ Publishing. P.O. Bok 572 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 and other misc. Items. Watch 74().446·2842. for signs. r· I ._ ltt990 14K52 mobile home, iill help wldellvory, Ir~y~l r~v~l mil'------, l..cl'.io-Hn.P-•W•ANIDJ--· ...l'.io-Ho.P-•W-ANilD _ _.~I r ~ . iio I \I I ' I I Estate sale by fam ily. Ev.erything must go. 123 3 Fam11y, Salem Street 1n large li\ling rugs, banery ride Rd. Pt Pl. Aug. 2, 8· English Rutland, Aug 1-2, clothes, on vehicles, toys, etc. 2 collectibles, guns Friday, 25 Anno St ., 3 family-August 1-2; 9 am-? Pomeroy, tinle bit of every- Garage Sale, Aug 1-7. 3· 112 Elmwood Terrace, 813 Elm thing, free items, G\lerything m!les Jerry's Run Ad . Clothing , lots. of old glass, Street, Racine. cheap dishes. cheap. Lot more 536 High, Middleport, Aug . 1 Garage sate, July 31st & come. & 2. 9-.3, canning jars & Aug. 1st, 341 Rutland St, misc. Sale Hot Huge .Yard Middleport, rain or sh1ne. OogtBake Sale. Saturday 6family yard sale, Aug . 1st, Garage sale, Syracuse, end 9am. 2400 Jefferson. Point 2nd, 8:30-4:00, Rutland of 2nd St., Fri & Sat., 9-5, Pleasant. Beside Wendy's American Legion. rain or shine Inside Sale Gallipolis Ferry sale36545 738 Pearl St, Friday 7-?, Garage Community Center. Friday, ~ostu me jewelry, clothing, Flatwoods Ad., Sat. Aug . Saturday. Furniture, chilbedding, books. Christmas, 2nd, tools, w1descreen TV. drens clothing, toys, and etc lots of misc. more. August 1 & 2 Eichin~er resi- Garage sale- Aug . 1 & 2, Movmg Sale· Aug. 1&2, 1 dence. VanMeter Hill Road, 9am-4pm , rain or shine,. mile past Fairground Ad . Racine, (just off Bashan 40944 Laurel CIIH Rd ., name·brand clothes, girls-6· Road & Pleasant'lliew Pomeroy, Ohio 12 months, 1D-12, boys-3T, Road). Home Interior, Garage sateAug 1st & 8, 14- 16, womens 12·18, Longaberger, crafts, . turni· lure, hardware, clothes, 2nd, 9am-3pm, 31amily, chil- mens, household, crafts, dren-adult clothing, baby portable dishwaSher, 89 treadmill. Rain or sh1ne. bed, toys, mise·., 2 miles Jeep Cherokee August 1 & 2- 9·2·1 388 north of Chester turn on NICE YARD SALE Satulday, College Road, Syracuse. Texas Ad ., rain or shine. Aug . 2.8am-? Books,toys,good womens Garage sate- formerlj Jo's 2218 Mt. Vernon Ave. clothes Gift Shop, 3202 Syracuse, Augu st 1 & 2·SR 143, 3 Saturday & Monday, Zenith Sat, 3 miles South on At. 2, .miles from SA 7. Boys 0·24 color 2r screen TV, antique from Pt.-Pleasant ·Bridge, months, g~rls 0-3T, mens llghl w/p1stons, wooden toward Galllpolis·Ferry, fur· and womens clothes, toys, rOcking chair, flower Mure, clothes, etc. baby bed , coffee tables, arrangemen'ts, baby cloths, Yard Sate July 31·Aug 1-2 dishes, lois more, Rain or Jeans & toys. GallipoliS Ferry, Bla1ne Lane. shine. Huge yard sale, August 1st, Lots of now items added Augus1 1st.. 31472 Noble 2nd, 3rd·21 0 Cook Road; daily, 2 motor cycles almost Summit Road. Middleport 1st road N. of AA tracks on new, 8HP troy bulft tiller At, 117, Cheshire. Rain or used about 2hrs. tools, toys. shine. 8-? lots of misc. I' I I 1 I 0 M 1!'1.000. :isso clean aunday. Pap-.r I ARF GE0 1 F ~~~d~;-~l:n-Colurnn: 1.:00 p . m . Carport Sale:August 1st4th~·8·5. Three miles out SA143, first driveway to the left past Wolfe-Pen Road. Rain or shine Men, women, Yard 5ale-Mitchell Ad., Aug children, & baby clothing. 1·2, 9am-?, priced cheap, Look tor signs1 watch for signs First time yard sale, 2nd 4 YARD SALE· house, Scout Camp Road, PoMEROYIMmoLE. Chester. Augus1 1s1 and 2nd. 9-4. Infants, children's cloth1ng, women's clothing 2 family, Aug . 1st, lots of to 5X, teacher materials, school clothes Depot St., household items and other Rutland. things of interest 3 family yard sale. Aug Aea market/craft sale, July 1,2,3, 102 Un1on Te rrace. 31s1 & Aug 1s1 , 10:00·5:00, Pomeroy, somelhrng for Aug. 1st bake steak dinner, everyone $5 per dinner, Middleport 3 famrly, Aug . t -2, g.?, Park Legion, take-out available. Rd., north of Darwin, clothes infant to adu~. baby rtems Friday, 1st & Saturday, 2nd 8-5. 3rd house on left on top crib, roll-top desk, coffee & of Chester Hill (SA 248} end tables, lawn mower, Ctothmg (girts 18f3T, boyS glider, rocker, etc. 3TI10 & womens), shoes, low fO form four simple WOrdJ. I T. :In N•xt D•v·• P•.,•r Yard Si!le-.Frlday- SaturdaySunday. old Items/coltectibles, 61 Hubbard Ave . Kanauga wordt b.. CANKK :!1176 Windsor 12•70 + add on room 12x26 both in exc. ~net. 3br, 2ba, new a1r, all IM'JOd. Must be mo'18cl (740)368-8070 Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid D•lly J:n-Culurnn: 1:00 p.wn . Monday-Prlday ror zn-rtlon Yard Sale, furniture, household 1tems, mise Aug, t & 2 9am to 5pm, 1741 Chatham Ave. - - - - - - ldlt....y O four Reom;~ nga scrambled ~egister Sentinel Visit us at 111 Court Str-t, Pomeroy Visit us at: 200 Main Street, Pt. Pleasant Call us at: (740) 992-2155 Call us at: (304) 675-1333 Fax us at: (740) 992·2157 Fax us at: (304) 675·5234 E-mail us at: E-mail us at: . claaalfled 0 mydallyreglater.com claaalfledOmydallyaentlnel.com Sat. Aug . 2, maternity and August 1-2; 8am-4pm·Aose girls clothes 0-6, ~s, and Hill-Follow s1gns Toddler misc. items 103 Bastian! 9·? clothes & toys, car seat, vac~ uum cleaner, w1de \lariety or Yard Sale Aug . 1st & 2nd, . m1sc. 1/4 mile Alice Rd.~ Vinton, - - - - - - - - computer, home-mterior. August 2nd & August 3rd-pagent dresses, ·extras• 32565 Dark Hollow Road, Yard Sale Aug. 2 .... 3 Oilton Pomeroy 10~4 Extension rain/shine, lots of Big moving sale at the end everything, follow signs of Umon & 7. Aunust 1st & • Yard Sale 310 2nd. Clarinet. tiller, treadmill, Neighborhood Ad. Frl, Aug. TV, pool, clothes, microwave, beanies. 1 ~ Sat. Aug 2 , gam-3pm WOlD OAMI 01.,!;) PUULIR ~---'-'---­ .. 971 12x60 mobile home ;;th ale, $2,800, (740)9491472 • Sblr1: You.- Ad• Wllh A K•~ • lnclud• Col'llpiMe Deecrfptlon • lnclud• A Prtce • Avokl Abbrev..tlon• • Include Phone Numtt.r And Addr-• When NeeciH • Alfl• Should Run 7 D•y• ~..,t__Y_ARD __ s.w: __,.~l \'\'\Ill \1 I \ II '\ I " 11,000. (740)992-3194 Word Ad• Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW YQ WRITE AN AD ~2x65 2br. new furnace. used mobile ttome, prlce to sell, 1·800)137·3238 Ofpo~· M,woc-s- Uon muat ·be aubmltted to: Ronald A ~ Adkins, Executive Director Galtta.Jaekaon-Melga Board off Alc:ohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Haanh 5ervlcaa P.O. Box 514 Go111polla, Ohio 45631 Appllcallon doadlltw lo Friday, Aug ...t 81h. EOE SCHOOL FUNDRAISING Area Director needed for establiShed co. for local area. Call on coaches. PTA's, & Principals, $46K. State. Sign on bonus. BQO. 759-E0536E3 ' Large 12K50 l·shaped deck. JAust ·see to appreciate, $13.!500 740-446·9370 or J40-446-4591 I<I \I I '- I \ I I ".0MES ____, FOR SAlE ___&_1_3_·783_·_2_92_&_ _ _ r.10_ _. . glue lake Camp, 12x60 'moolta home, 2 lots. ·blocl< garage, workshop, new .appliances, heat pump & IVC, porches/screened, on Bear Run Rd. & Blue Lake Or. weekend or year round. $40,000 . 740·256·8138 leave manege Wanted full time waitress, apply in person, Holiday Inn, Ga111potis. (3)FHA & VA homes set up :; B•~ 1or immediate Possession all u;n~,~ w1thln 15 min. of downtown 11 'I'RAINING Gallipolis. Rates aa low as 6% (740)446·321 B Golllpolla Career Collogo (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740-446·4367, 1-800·214·0452 www.gallipollscareercollege.com Reg #90·05·12748. · -BAD CREDIT???· CALL H166-261H331 Low lntrest-varloua Loans Newly approved programs dealgnad for YOU Caiii·866·26M331 X1. 24 HAS ' 2.5 acres 4093 Addison Pike, private setting, creek, trees, large porch, 3-4 bed· rooms, 3 baths, 2 car garage, living room , large dining/kitchen area, basement, family room, laundl)' roam , kitchenette, central air, all electric, appliances slay. $97.000. call Snyders (740) 367-o667 'Cole's Mobile Homes an ·assembled team wl1h over j.20 years o1 housing SKperi· ence.. Patriot Homes out· standing 115 year warranty, shlnglea & Insulation by Owens Corning, vinyl Siding b)' Vipca, James Hardie sld· ing available, low "E' 1her· mopa.ne windows by Klnro carriage carpets & ftoor1ng b)' Congoled, appllanoos by Cleneral Elec1rlc, rauco1S by 3 bedroom house, 4 1!2 acres, double garage, sever· at sheds, central ale, Eastern School District, TPC wa1er (740)965-4268 Cllacler Bay & Moen, llgh1 fixtures, cabinet pulls & knobs direct from Home Depo1 (eaay 1o ma1ch ius1 a l$w good roasons Vlhy your next new home should be lrom: Cole's Mobile Homes, 15266 o Eas1, A1hens , Ohio, 1-740·592·1 97 2, :Where you get your monoy's worth" 25 Serious People Wanted 3 Bedroom newly remod· Who want to LOSE weight eled, 1n Middleport. call Tom We Pay You Cash for lhe Anderson after 5 p.m. pounds you LOSE I 992·3348 Safe, Natural, No Drugs. 800· 20Hl832 4 bedroom, 2 story house, out of high water, gas heater Door 68•24, like new, 2·wln& ale. (740)992·2529 tor dows. 33 112x35, a-screens appointment to mspect. for windows, e18ctric fan, 3benches 24' new. 740-446- 4br. 2ba, Dream Kitchen, 1 4385 acre of land, great neighborhood, 5 miles out Sandhill WANI'EIJ Rd. (304)675·3929 or To Do (740)709·9065 DIJ Picky Palntars Free Estimates. Interior an exterior painting. Give your · home or garage a·fresh new look. We pamt homes, garages, mob1te homes, buildings, barns and roots. Licenced and 1nsured. (Call M·S, 8·6) (304)895-3074 20 Years experience and retarenc11. In home care for an elderly person. Wanting 5 days a week Hours 7am-5pm. No weekends. (740) 949·2722 Knights Excavating, sited&'lelopments, ponds, we do dirt, no job to small, all work guaranteed, fully-insured 740·682·3168 740·645· 0639 Will pressure wash homes, trailers. decks, metal build· ings and guners. Call (740) 446-0151 ask for Ron or leave a message "'''4 l \1 us Cole's Mobile Hornet us Eas1, A1heno, Ohio, 45701, 740-592·1972 Land Home Packages avail· al>e. In your area, 17401446• so 3384 · New 14 wide only $799 Uown and only $159.83 per month. Call Karena 740· Fully equipped 2 s1o1ion beauty salon located in Gallipolis Ferry. SalOn is a 1993 14x52 mobile home Can be moved or stay on rented lot. Excellent Condi11on. $8.500. (304)675· 1689 ~ay or (304 )576-2998 after 7pm ••t• All rwl M:tverllslng In thle nawepeper Ia eubjtct to the FICierll Felr Ho...lng Act of 1188 whiCh makel lflltegll to edverttM "eny prataranca, l!mhatlon or dlacrlmlndon baaed on ntee, color, ~tglon, HX familial etetus or Mtlonll origin, or any lntint!an to make 1ny 1uch preference, limitation or ~ f2 acre lot. Tycoon Lake on ~agle Road, city wa1er, no septic, nice shade trees, ~sklng $8500, (740)247· 4100 lntOI'IMd lhll 11:11 dwelling• advartleed In thll ntWiplptr .... IVIIIIble on In equal opportunity buM. )3 WOODED AC~ES Great homesite with added &nus ol hunting ou t your back door. Only $43.000, il,nd contract available. Gallia County, 15 minute! lrom Holzer. Other proper· 11eBiocated In Malga, Vlnlorl , ...thens, Jackson, Monroe, Belmont and Washington Counties. Call for tree maps. 4101l-213-8365 etcl j • Garages· •••2-1m Stop & Compare (740)992.()664 after 6:30pm 1 1989 Oldsmobile· Della BISSEll BUILDERS InC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • N ew Garages i TRUCKS FREE ESTIMATES • Lawn MowBrs 74()-992-7599 • Power Mowers •Chain Saws • Snow "'lowers Septic Systems, • Weed Eaters Footers and Concrete, Go Karts • Mini Excavation, Utilities, Bikes Back hoe and JIM'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Dozer, Ponds. 32119 W61shtown Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740.992-2432 RING02171 www.wvpcdr.com doctorOwv cdr.com (304) 675-5282 Snapper Dean Hill New&: Used 475 South Church St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ri)lley, WV 25271 1-800-822-0417 ·w.v-s #I Chevy, Pontiac. Buick, Olds & Custom Van Dealer" Bonanza Gel DURO·LAST ROOFING Flat Roof • • ~ Don't leave ti.e debt or . rHliNG 1~, Ti W> AD I 0 11 01\JI Y S1 :100 PER HUNDRED Specialists- ~~ 1 · Residential Saves on Cooling . Metal and Mobile home roofs· No Problem . 15. Year Guarantee 1 •• GEt Cash Today I ~ANSWDs& Box 18'1 MiddleJM!rt Let me do 1t b y·:,u Roofing. HOME CREEK IMPORTS ENT ., INC . 992·7953 YOUNG'S Sunset Home Construction CARPENTER SERVICE Bryan Reeves ... New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, ,--~-_-::-- HOWARD£. I WRITESEl I .SEAMlESS amER · *friiiiiiiDIIIh 941·1405 NELSON'S LAWN CARE Resld8ntial • Commercial Mowing • Mulching • Edging • Fertil ization • Lear Removal • Pruning • Landscape Maintenance Spring and Fall cleanup (740) 985·9829 (740) 591·3891 Advertise in this space for $25 per month. 1/4u.t 'R~ High &Dry Self~Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·5232 THE944 STORE Salvage Parts & Cars #35 Racine, Ohio (740) 517·9138 ·or (740) 949-0020 FLEA 011 St; Itt. 114 lletw .... bdne a. Free Estimates C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Onkl 519-B/4 22Y 11 I MYERS PAVING Henderson , WV &75-2417 or 448-2111 Cell Phone 674-3311 Fax 304·675·2457 • Driveways • Tennis Courts • Parking Lots • Playgrounds • Roads • Streets. wv Contractors MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (10'1110' 6 10'1120') MARKET (740) 992-3194 MlpliMDod Like • Room Addition• I Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Rooting & Guttera • VInyl Siding Pointing • Patio and Porch Deck1 V. ' 740-742-3411 MIIITEIIICE County Rd. & FREE ESTIMATES! *HOME I Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall More I *ROOFING I I I '- UII1PIImll Dozer Work. ·-tiiliiiilicitiiiiiiliiil;..t I New Backhoe and 1989 Toyota Camry 2.5 V6 , (wrecked) Good . motor. transmiSSion parts, etc. $600. (304)675·2728 I ~\ Contracting Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! Remodeling , ACCEiSO!Ur.S Camper for sale, 1999 Terry with Slide-out, like now, no pets, non-smoker, 740-446· 6223 you need. Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services · Construction, '7: ALJJO PAKTS & 2003 Jayco Eagle 2611 Electric Slldeout, liberglass ext. outside shower, sleeps 6. Lots of extras. (304 )6756732 .. .,., General ;_(31J04~)6-7~5--33-5~3~-~., ~; .., I ones. Let me show you how lon~d (740) 843-5264 91 Yamaha waverunner je t ski. Looks & runs excellent with trailer. $1500. obo. (304)773-5103 1995 Ford E·350 Van, 14 ft. high cube boK, excellent _co_n_d_._7-:40-44::--6--:94,-1_6-::--~ 1996 Plymou1h Grand Voyager 182,500 miles. Very well maln1alned. $5,100 ff PM (304)675·3723. or 7 . burial and final expenses for your ramlly and get the coverage MamR~ 2000 Dutchman. Very nice. All options. (304 )675-2359 • ;M affordable and easy It Is to I I FOR SALE ~ 1, . CJ ~· ·' 116 Main St. Pomeroy1.0H 74Q.992.C:AS" 122741 1 -.J ,. " M,' "' Ill~:;~~~~=~ r Ir• ':. tWI1 Bring your 'Laot checking· statement ·'Loot pay check stub 1 ' Photo 1.0. 'Phone Bill with name and address I 992-7953 591-4641 591-7002 • )l INSTA-CA$H ~I I Commercial and . ---'---:--::--::-:- j.. _ 992·7953 591-7002 591-4641 Lawn and Garden Equipment is our business, not or1r sideline ,985 S-10 Blazer Good con· 2001 Keystone Camper, Country Produce Morbi dillon. 4,100 miles on Ellcellent Condition. $9,800 Potatoaa, Tomatoea, engine. $4,250. (304)675· can (304)675-6436 Melone, Corn, etc. in sea· 3723 after 7pm. son. Troyers Woodcraft 9 2002 Gulfstream lnnsbruck miles west of Gallipolis 1992 ChB\1. Astro Va(l. Runs camper, 27', like new, queen I S1 Rl141 . good, good condition. bedroom, full bath, sleeps 6, 193,000 miles. $2,900. I \I!\! '-I 1'1'1 II '$10,500. (740)965-4418. (304)675-3069 \ ! ' I -.,II " ! 75 Ma&MY Ferguson 165 diesel farm tractor. New tires, rune per1ect, sell With or without anachmanta. (304)773-5103 Upgrades, Networks Computers, Repairs, 992-2975 will be ready 1s1 week ot bed. $7,500. 4· wheel drive. Hard1op ot1 1993 Jeep (304)882-3338 Wrangler/ with upper hall Thumbollna. remale, Full length running board 1or doors $600. 740·446·4044 Chihuahua, with paper&, F-150 Ford truck extent cab, red In co lor, Co\MI'EHS & very tiny, weighs 2 1/2 electric pounds, serious inquires ~(7111:4~0)9~85-·~-~---. 3840 MUTOR HOMES on~. 741)-256·1997 R ~ .._ Make House Calls HOME CREEK ENT.r INC. 204 Co.ndor Street Stp1. $500. 740-245-1217 r • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Tf'IICk SALES & SERVICE . Buy $5.00 BoATS & mates, now taking deposits, 98 Ford XLT super cab short ~~..;,ii~~r~ Tree Service GRAVELY TRACTOR --------Bimini top fits boats 22-281t. 25 . h I . I long, p1tc s am ess steel prop tor a mercruiser. 112 Ba1h, New!)' Carpeted, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patio, Slar1 $385/Mo. No Po1a. ~oau Pluo Socurill' DopoaH Roqulrod, Dayo: 740·446-3481 ; Evenings: 740,367.0502. , We Gravely Every Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 Early birds start 6:30 Last Thursday of every month All pack $5.00 Bring this coupon JONES' PC DOCTOR Tillers • Edgers Trav buiR rototlller. 741J-4.48· r10 HOME after 3 pm. Konmore/Ho1 Point washers, 0208 offer 5 ' 00 p.m. 2002 Jeep ll.,.rty, 39,000 ~ IMPROVEMENTS '3 bedroom nouae In Pl. Whirlpool , Nordge dryara, Wanted to buy Cue hct<n inlles, biKk, aun roof, C/0 Pleaoanl, $600+ depotll, $85. each 741)-446·9066 call thtlt won't wort<. FOR SALE cueoho, 4K4, $13,1i00 OBO BASEMENT con cruohor. 740-245·5536 740.2158·1818 WATERPROOFING water and traoh pd. can- a1tar 8 pm Unconditional lifetime guar· 740-448 ___-o_9_2_4-:--:--:--: Mid summer furniture . ./e . I.Msr<x:x ' MOJ'ORCV~ antee. Local references furcouch & chair $100, &Wivel • ..., • nlshed . Established 1975. Home for aale 3br. corner krt rocker $35, overatuffed chair Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446 -, 2100 Lincoln Aw. Ctll after $20, 2 nice rocker recliners 2 yearling etud ponies, 1'998 Harley DIVId&on, Wide 0870, Rogers Basement $50. 1ullollct bed $125, din· reedy 1o 1rsm. 1111proxlmatol)' Qlldo, 2 1on1 paint Lola o1 Wa1erproo11ng. 8 pm. (304)875-2411!1 lng toblo/6 choir& $95.. 40" tall, 1 brown the o11tor eJCtrao. (304)875-15434 Hou1e tor rent In west dresser/ matching night rid w/blue tace, (740)378- --~-:---,-Columbia on AI 82 1 mile Oland $95 ,TV otando $15 • 216 2003 AM 125, only two u C&C General Homo ~om Maoon Wolmort D/W, 110 1anko o1 goo uaad, $3,900. . h, Skog•o Applloncoa. • Maintenence· Palntmg, vinyl whirl pool tub, 2br. Lg. 16 Vine 51. 740-4•8-7308 2·Staoro Far Sale. 740.3e'l· 7_41l-:.:_c36c.:._7-0632c.:._=._ _ _ _ aiding, carpantry, doors, K ltch/L R / Deck . 0832. bl For Sale 1100 Maxlum, windows, baths, mo i e $400.mol$400. Sec. New uge green couch, ~It Full Basement or $499 or will trade for new Morttz stock trailer. 14', no Yamaha , $850. OBO 7.to- home repair and more. For ifm consider selling . complete twin bed, men than 500 miles, new 388·8391 or leave a mes- 1ree estimate call Chet. 740(740)V92.0523 condition. (740)698·7244 uge 992·6323. (304)773-9167 . J WE REPAIR 2000Chevy5-10E•t.cab,4 For sale- pygmy goats, $50; . 35 '000 5sp, CD' CrUISe, cy, $8400 . ferrets $60· $400 Pon •pplica1ionsY ' • • miles, air . 74()-446Now ~aklng ,, " 1 ·g• $10· hamsters 3S West 2 Bedroom gu nea PI 11• • • 2300 $3; (740)992·9475 Townhous.o Apartments, 91 GMC Extended Cab 2 Includes Water Sewage, Registered 6 week olcl, wheel drive, 350 5·speed, Trash, $350/Mo. , 740·448· lemale Pomeranian; paren1s cold air, till, cruise. reese 0008. on site, had 1st. shots and hitch, aluminum wheels. wormed, $300. 740·441- Very clean dependable truck Tara Townhouse 0368 with bed liner. $5,000. obo. Apartments, Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms. 2 Floors. CA. 1 Small AKC Yorkie pups, 3- 1304 1773- 5103 2 bedroom house In Good Used Appliances, ancl Pomeroy. No . pe1e. (740) Reconditioned Guaranteed. Washers, 992·5658 • Dryers. Ranges, and 3 Bedroom House for rent Refrigerator~, Some start at on Blaine lane Golllpollo $95. Skaggs Appllancoa, 76 Ferry. $450. Rent $450. •• l)epool1. (304)675·7155 Vlnt' S1 .. (740)446· 73 ~ J COMMERCIAL and 1998 Marada MX3-20ft. 50 liter 305, 64 hours, top cover, 740-446-6857 or 740-446-6959 Larry $10,900 00 1943 H Farmall, runs, $88, (740)992·1493 • Window s • Rooting RESIDENTIAL ...._ 8 mth. old Dotson, black/tan, L---FORtiiiiiS.W:Iiiiiit-.,1 1omale, houoobrokan, not good wl1h small children 1973 Chevy 1ruck, 46,000 $100. call740-388-89f32 miles, runs good, new • Replacement Makes & Models Free Estimates Fast Turnaround 1\ I '. I \I .., NEW HOUSE Debbie Drive 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $129,000. 740-245·9268 Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 Remodeling 1989 black Ford PJObe (1urbo), ale. $700 ceo. call Cellular • •Complete 1988 Oldomol>ile 86. Looka good and runs good. Power every1hlng. $1200. obo. (304)882·3955 AKC Lab pups, Ve1 checked , exhaus1, $1500, (740)992· dews remcwed, 1s1 81. , 18, 1493 yellow-$350. black-$300. 1994 Nissan pk:kup, runs 740-441-()130 groa1, good mpg , $ 1500, Chocolate Male lab pup~ (740)992-1493 pies, Hven weeks old, AKC 1996 Dodge Ram 1500, 4x4 registered, shots and Club Cab, towing package, wormed. $250.00 call 740• e•c. cond. $10,500 OBO,, 24~ 5685 740·368-8391 1 letart Falls, OH: 3 bedroom house, t bath, detached garage, new roof, siding, windows, carpet, & kitchen, $65.000.00 (740)247·2000 2967D Bashan Road Rac1ne, Ohio 45771 74().949·2217 •New Homes j Nice mobile home tots, quiet lnexpensl\18 retail-commercountry setting, $1 15 per cial office space for rant. month , Includes water1 Main St., Pomeroy, facing sewer, trash, 740-332·2167 river, available now, call House for sale 6 rm 3 314 basement. 2 yr old gar 28)(32 on 3 acres lleving Rd, West Columbia, WV. (304)773·5343 I ~ chevvs, carsnrucks from $500. For llst!ngs 1-600-719-3001 ext 3001 car Lot tor sale in Racine, (740)992·5856 Saturday, 8/2;- 9-4 , Boys, gil'ls & women& plus size. 607 E. 1St Street, New Haven, Anna Sines l $500 POLICE IMPOUNDS. Hondas, Htll's Sel f Storage RIBEIT BISSUL Clllllllmtlll 68, Royal, good cond. $1600.00 Buy or sell. Rlver.ne call740-256·1332 Antiques, 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomerav. 740- 1995 Mazda·MX·3 • 992-2528. Russ Moore, Excellent cond., great on gas, recent tune-up and I & 2 Bedroom aportmen1 ::~;cww;.(Xi;'"l body~work, Ac , 5·speed. for rent In Point Pleasant ·Must sell! call 74D-446(740)446-2200 8222 1 and 2 bedroom apart, 996 Pontiac Grand PriK $E ments, furnished end unfur- 20' Sony TV. $100. 4 door-aulo-power-A!e, nishod. security deposit Sunbeam Gnll $75. 121,000 miles $3295. da'1required, no pets, 740-992- Swivel Rocker $25. 740·448·1815. after 7pm 2218. 740-446-2340 after 5pm 740-446·12« 1 BA., CIA, Quiet Location, 24,000 BTU window air con, 997 Cedillae Sedan Deville near Holzer, WID Hookup, dhloner $100,. King size 72,000 miles. $7,500. $359.00 plus utilities, lease mattress & box springs $50. (304)675·5815 or (304)674· & depo!lt required, no pets. 740-44 H468 0598 . ·· 740-446-2957 . Cool Downll Central 1998 Ford Taurus 4dr., 1 SR., unfurnished, AIC , Cooling Sys1ems, New and moonroor, 6-dlsk cd ptayer. W/0 on pemlses, no pets, Used. lns1alled. (740)446· 82,000 miles. Excellent u1ili11as paid, $350. m1h.+ 8308 Condition .. (304)675·1437 deposit, 740-446-3687 afler4pm JET 1- Bedroom Unfurnished AERATION MOTORS 2000, Red Plymou1h Neon, Apanmen1, Range, Repaired, Now & Robull1 In air, auto, $3000. or OBO Refrigerator, Disposal, S1ocl<. COli Ron Evans, 1· 740·256·1233 Garage Provided, Water, 801)-537-9526. Sewage, Garbage Paid. 90 Gadllac EkSorado, runs Deposit & Ro1erances NEW AND USED STEEL great, AIC blows cold, all Required, 136 First Awnue, power, real pretty car. Rear, a.llipolla, 740·448· S1eol Booms, Pipe Rebar. $3,500 OBO, 74!J.446·9370 For Concrete, Angle, or 740 _446-4 591 2561 Channel, Ftat Bar, Steal UVELYS AUTO SALES For Drains, 1br All uti IIIIas included. Grating $325 . month. (304)675•3854 Driveways & Walkways. L&L ~Ids Cullass Supreme Scrap Metale Open Monday, $1800., 91 · Fon Escon 4 rooms and balh, all utilities Tuesday, Wednesday & $700., 92· Ford Tempo paid, $400 mon1h. 46 Olive Friday, Bam-4:30Pm. Closed $900 .• 67· Mercury Grande S1reet (740)4-4&-3945 Thuradoy, SaMdoy & Marquis $500. 93-Ford Escort $1350 .. 89 Suzuki BEAUTIFUL APART· ·Sunday. (740)446-7300 Gn 5-speed $999., 91· M!Nlll AT IUDQET Olllce FumnuN Ford Escort Statton Wagon PRICES AT JACKSON Now, ocrslch & Dent. $950., 94· Dodge Splr~ ESTATES, 52 WeaiWOOd Save 70%. 1·800-527-4862 $900., 94· Plymou1h Drive 1rom $297 1o $383. Argonaut 519 BndgO S1reet, Voyager $1900., 95-Honda Walk 1o ahop & movies. Call Guvondo1101Hun11ngton. M/F Accan15 apeed $1600., 740 ' 44 6- 2588· Equal Ruger auper red·howk 44 Call740·368·9303 abou1 Housing Opportunity. mag rBYOivtr 7 1f'Z' barrel mora care on lot! Mon-Frt Clean 1 bedroom apt., stainless steel, red dot sltea 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-3pm Crown City (VIllage), $300. + 2sp. loaders like new. $550. closed Sun security dop. (740)258· (304)675·1240 alter 5pm. Z·28 hood for SO's $100. 1249 Water ooffetwr ou«~. 1a11 1980 Ced. can be demo DupleK Aport. 3br. 1-112 tank20gal.wo1er1onk , com· derby or wUI soli 403 bath, $300 mo. + Deposit, putar control11fter. engine & 1rans. $200. 1984 Ref. lth Street, Pt. Pl. Automatic transmlsalon out T-Bird, suitable lor drag· (304)675-2495 after 6pm o1 gt 5-10 304·674.()698 racer. $400., have 351C Ford engine w/2x4 carbo & EJCtra nice quiet, 2·3 bed· BululiNG race ready $2000 or w/ Troom apartment. Forced air ,__ _iS!JI'Iolmiiiiiiiiio_.. Bird $2200. 1982 Ford heoUAC, kitchen appliances ~ Eocor1 wagon, 1or par1s 1urnished, depool1 & re1er· Block, brk:k. sewer plpas, $75., 1900 Camero $300., ences required . (304)675· wlndowa. lln1elo, e1c. Claude 1969 Hon GMC van, no 7628 Wlnlero, Rio Qrando, OH ti11a, $200. , several 400 - - - - - - - - - Call 741)-245-5121. Pon1iac engines & 400 auto Fumlohed oHiclancy, all u1111· 1r8ns. 740-446·1822, earl)' ties paid, down stairs, $22S. .-..~~. ~ or late 919 2 nd Ave. 740-446· FOR.:mu. 3945 Twin Rivers Tower is accept~ ing applications for waiting for Sate 2 or 4 Cemetery lots. Evergreen Cemetery, in list for Hud·subsized, 1~ br, Letart. For i,nfo Call apartment call 675·6679 EHO (304)743·0744 Home from $199/month. foreclosure homes 4% doWn, 30 years at 8.5 %apr. 4 listings call BOD-319-3323 ext 1709. 3:00pm . ! 1/ 1 '\ -..1'1 II / I \I H I'\ 7~6.2801 readere are hereby Saturday, August 2nd at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, 36759 Rocksprings Road, Pomeroy, 9:ooam- 100% Boer Buks, 8mlhol14m1ha In age. Full regls1ratlon, papers, par· ants on farm, '740-24S-G485 after 5pm. have good re1erences. Call Thll newa,..,.r wUI not knowingly 1ccep1 advartiMmerttl ror I'NI l ...tl which II In violation of the lsw. Our SHOP CLASSIFIEDS r F dlscrlmln~tlon ." 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Will do ..va ftr.l1fl repairs on rpajor brands In shop or at your home. 2 BR, per1ect, air. porch, very nice. 740-446-2003 or Used Furniture Store, 130 Bulaville Pike, mattresses, 740-448·1409 dressert, couches, bunk bedroom aultet, ~br mobile home tor rent beds, $350 mo. + deposl1 no pets. racHn8fl, grave monuments. 740-446-4782 Gallipolis, (740)992·3194 Ohio HAS 10-4pm S1op By Mc?bile Home lor rent. 3br. 2 full bath, In Henderson, on iol. $375. mo, $300. Jllore or Ins, 3M 2 Bath, Great Lie #003506 Ri' l'l'\\ :n ' ('a l'lin Syracuse rfom1£JIY W~itnt)' '.s) Under new ownershiP: and new management. COME JOIN US . 7 A Week1 992-6635 lllllsyr-a. . Lllrp ip~• suo Aup~tU2 HltDepltl!t!CI C.Mpllell ''The little restaurant with lhe big lute" IVIIIIIIIIe 7(21-at• I �.- Thursday, .July 3l, 2003 www.mydallysent•nel.com .Sex tape rude aw~kening for woman·'sleepingit o~' DEAR ABBY: Two weeks ago, I went to a party with "Brady," my live-in boyfriend of five years. To make a long story short, I had too much to drink. Brady took me home and put me to bed so I could "sleep it off." I remembered nothing the next morninf. A few days later, ran across an unfamil!ar videotape and PQpped it into the VCR. I coofcfn 't believe my eyes! It was Brady and me having sex the night I was so "out of it." When I confronted him, he said he had always wanted to document our lovemaking. Then he apologized. I rnade Brady promise to destroy the tape. I feel angry, hurt and violated! I can hardly look my boyfriend in the eye right now. Am I making too much of this? - NOT INTO PORNO IN WASHING· . TONSTATE DEAR NOT INTO PORNO: Not at all. What Brady did was indeed a viola· tion. I urge you to make absolutely certain that the tape has been destrored and there are no other cop1es. And ifl were you, I'd reconsider a relationship with a man who appears to regard you as a sex "object" rather than a person. Dear · Abby ADVICE P.S.: Drinking and blacking out are signs of alcoholism. Please get the help you need to stop now. DEAR ABBY: "Trying to Keep the Peace in the PaCific Northwest" wants a simple wedding, but doesn't want to alienate his or his fiancee's large families. I have seven sisters, a brother, several stepparents, a huge extended family and a large circle of friends. (And that is just on MY side!) My fiance and I could not afford a . big wedding or a fancy reception, so here's how we handled it: We made a list of what was really important to us. I love lots of fresh flowers, so that was put on the "splurge" list. My fiance enjoys good champagne. Everything else we either made or asked friends to help with. · , My mom made my dress; a and unnecessary. Books have friend who was handy with a been written about how to camera took the photos; we plan a wedding on a budget, were married in the garden 'of and they are available in my ex-roommate's large libraries and bookstores. A home; my husband made his weddin~ does not have to be own D.J. tapes by recording expens1ve to be beautiful, .songs off the radio; aqd I memorable and a happy occaasked each of my female sion for all concerned. Your friends to bring a plate of hors wedding is proof. . d'oeuvres. Everyone knew (Dear Abby is written by our financial situation. No one Abigail Van Buren, also was offended. On the con- known as Jeanne Phillips, and trary. we were told repeatedly was founded by her mother. how happy they were to con- Pauline Phillips. Write Dear tribute. Abby at www.DearAbby.com One hundred and fifty peo-. or P.O. Box · 69440, Los pie attended our wedding and Angeles, CA 90069.) · was one o f · everyone agreed 1t the best times they ever had. r-::--::-:--:----:::--.~--. • The cost? $1,500. Do You Feel the Twenty-one years later, we are still madly in love and Need to.Read? have not changed our prioriWhether your ties. Ironically, we have favorite subject friends who were still paying is math or mus1c, off their wedding debt while science or ironing out their divorce setsocial studies, tlements. you'll find "Trying" is a wise young something man whose priorities are in order. N~heuld be pres- interesting in the newspaper. In fact, the sured into spending what he paper is such a reliable or she doesn 't have to begin source for the information with.- HAPPY IN HUNT· you want, you can even use INGTON BEACH, CALIF. it as a·homework and DEAR HAPPY: I agree.To school research tool. go into debt to fund a wedding is, in my opinion, foolish . ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. ACROSS .42 Take notlct of 1 .Sound · 43 Band 6 l1n't able Instrument IO 45 Wllllt10 cavort - of bsleball 12 Thin layer 47 Luau dish .14 Happens 50 Filch 52 Sampled next 15 Climate · 54. Draw out 58 VIne effecter supports 12 wds.l 59 Near 16 Oe1cend 60 Stuck-up 18 ~co. person 19 Range part 61 Needle 21" Gem · 23 Jillvd. 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'NE ll'o'E , Ql!=~ ......., on a project that hasn't yet lived up to your hopes could tcwle it ~(Mardi 21-Apri119) - Do nothing b reascns of expediency, from taking chances when driving to experimenting with shortcuts on tasks that require · ·on. Mishaps could easily today. URUS (April ~May 20) - Instead of taking it pecsonally, he especially tolerant and cmsidenlte today of a pal who might misinterpret the mtent of your actiros oc words. A clash could destroy a long-time friendship. , GEMINI (May li·JUDe 20) -Be watchful of who is on your flank in a career situatirotoday. If 5·0 CE '•TS • '.o l 53 '•o 230 1st DOWN 2ndOOWN 3rdOOWN 235·24S JUDO'S TOTAL Judging of Junior Fair queen, livestock prince, princess complete • Browns finally sign Crocker. See Page 81 • Reds beat Rockies. See Page 81 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH hoellich@ mydailysentinel.com POMEROY - The jud_ging of candidates for the 2003 Meigs Cmmty Junior Fair queen and livestock prince and princesses has been completed and the winners will · be announced at opening cere. monies 5:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at the grandstand. Competing for queen are Alyssa Holter, member of the Meigs·County Better Livestock 4H Club, and Jessica Justice, member of the 4-H Backyard Critters. Alyssa is the daullhter of Edwand and Jan Holter. fessica's parents are Brian and Jackie Justice. The livestock prince,princess candidates, their parents and club membership are as follows: Swine princess; Renee Colburn, daughter of Rick and April Colburn, Another. fb\HT.' Coon Dairy ....------, 4-H~ub. H o r s e princess: As .hl ey Nicole Baker, daughter of R. Joseph Baker and Angela Baker, Rutland, The Outlaws; Miranda Grueser, daughter of Max and Barbara Grueser. Shade; Ou.tlaws; and Miranda Marie McKelvey, daughter of Bruce and Teresa McKelvey, Portland, God's Country Kidz. Rabbit prince: Andrew Bissell, son of Todd and Diana Bisse ll, Long Bottom. God's Country Kidz. Dairy Goat- princess:. Denise Hannum. daughter ol Dav1d and Wendy Hannum, Long Bottom, Farmed Forces. ' ' ' J. MILES lAYTON jlayton@ mydailysenlinel.com POMEROY Meip Local Superintendent B1ll Buckley is concerned about the district's performance on the 2002-2003 state issued · report card. The preliminary test results indicate that the district passed only four out of 22 standards tentatively set by the state. According to the Ohio Department of Education, the number should not be misinterpreted to mean that the district's educational standards have fallen from lasl year. During the past three years, the school district has steadily risen from "academic emergency" in 2000 to a standard Inside 4th DOWN Answer to previou Word Scrim· 0 t55·185 by JUDD HAMBRICK AVERAGE GAME ;~RJ'~r;~~~~ = DtAECTlONS; Make a 2- to Hener word from thl!lltnars on each yardllne. Add points to each word or letter using soomg directions Ill right S.WO.Jttter words get a fiO.poinl bonus. AI words c.-. be toood In Weblltf's New WOnG Colege ~ JUDO'S SOLUIION TOIIORROW mag~; · 0 200:1 1-11-Gll unlleG f . ..,...,.... • • • • You don't have to kiss God through a veil. See Page AS Weather Rain, HI: 80s, Low: lOa 9 RRV IS lfl'OiiG BEADY 'Ill R.ECEI~ 'IISITO!lS - = tJ VIVI~N A~D TO r,Q ON VACATI OI-l WIT~ ~OU . NO :I: REfll!;E r:Jr, Bv TO WAST'E ('.'( 0 JoNica Sttnn Soutllem Elementii!Y Index ~ 2 s.ctlons - 12 Paps I :tSIO.H .. :I HOIC.IW. lo.RTUR. · C"N "LS.O YOci'VE GOT FR.A.NCIS ~NO UDDY TO WO'lK WORK. WITH t'IE WITH LIS! HERE . ti ..- 1.;j ' I jZ; .,. Calendars tlassifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Faith• Values . Movies NASCAR . Obituaries Sports C> 2003 Ohio Volley Publishing Co. ._ < ~ AS B3 86 B6 A4 AS A3 ' A6 A2 Bl ·' • ,. MIDDLEPORT - "The Music Man". a production of the Ri ver bend Community Theater. will be presented Aug. 30 and 31 in the old Middleport . High School auditorium. This year perfonnances will be at 7 p.m . on both ·days with a 2 JF.m . matinee on Sunday. At a recent meeting of the management team, Julia Sayre, Julie Howard, Kathy Johnson, Tom Dooley, Karin Johnson . Susan Baker, Brian · Howard, the need for air condilioning the audiiOrium was discussed. It was noted that a portable indus- POMEROY -Meigs County officeholders have spent more than the county has taken into its general fund so far this year, bUt Treasurer Howard Frank said Thursday · that's no reason for concern. However. Frdnk said, county officeholders and department managers must continue· to keep a tight reign on spending if the county is to avoid office closings and layotl's before the end of the year. Frank met wilh Meigs County Commisioners Thursday to discuss the county's financial condition, and particularly to discuss cuts in sales tax collections and local government revenue from the state, and low growlh on new construclion , and lhe effect Please 1ee Musk. A1 Please see Budpt. A2 . ; .. REED CHARLENE HoEFLICH hoeflich @mydailysentinel.com VACAIION 1.\lfl'H i11AT 'I APP-1, ILL-MANt.lERED rLEABAc; !! 0 What Call Hospice Do for You? · oil$ ::lid EVERC~R TO INN~R f'E!Ac~ Please see Testln~o A2 BRIAN ! IAIAN1 I AM PRAWINGt of "continuous improvement" last year by meeting 12 out of 22 standards. Meigs Local Superintendent Bill Buckley questions the new standards tentatively set by the state. "When they change the rules, they change the rules," he said. "Bottom line. I have been in this business for 32 years and it's just politics as usual." Buckley said special education students had their proficiency testing results counted separately from the general student population in the past. There are a number of special education students in the district who need special attention and .may learn in different manners, but ,they attend 'The Music County budget Mah'to be holding steady J. presented breed@mydailysentinel.com ; E. . . . .,._, . . . . The pnnce and pnncesses of livestock have been selected and the winners will be announced at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 10 in opening ceremonies for the 140th Meigs County Fair. The cand~ dates are from the left, front. Renee Colburn, Ashley Baker, Miranda McKelvey, Hoi!Y Davis, Kimberly Castor, Andrew Bissell, and back, Audrionna Pullins, Georgana Koblentz, Miranda Grueser, Denise Hannum, and Amanda King. · Meigs Local faces · s··a··tety · · . _ .. '. ·academic emergency in student testing '· loW lATEST lt\61\SURfo· MEN!' ~ASOJIH\0¥£ fS.T 2.25110\Nl~ &ltiiY /3t ~\.OS, f'IE~- ~ 79 Generation; r, ,......,.,......,.......,.-......, Amanda King, daughter of Tunothy and Sheila Whitlatch , Pomeroy, Farmed Forces; Georg ana Koblentz , d~ughter of L--H-o_lt_e_r_..J Richard and Cindy Koblentz, Pomeroy. Wool princess: Kimberly Castor, daughter of Don and Lisa Sidwell, long · Bottom, The Pioneers; Holly Davis, dau~hter of David and Edna Dav1s, Rutland, Busy Beavers. Dairy .prince: Stephen Yost, son of Charles and lla Yost, Racine, Meigs County Better Livestock Darry 4-H Club. Dairy princess: Audrionna Renae Pullins. daughter ofTom and Stacie Pullins, Long Bottom, Meigs BY 388 ,.,.,..,... 7 ~ = 4th00WN ..AVERAGE .... GAME -128 •...lL -88 • www.mydaily•entinel rom Sports Page A2 • Mae Bletner, 90 • Maxine Russell, 72 • Lewis Smith, 67 • Edward Laudermilt, 59 romance? The Astro-Groph . Matchmaker wheel can help )00 understand what to do to make the · relationship wolt Mail $2.75 to Matchmakr. P.O. Box /67, Wicldi/fe, OH 4409UJ/67. Wsit MVw.&mice4u.com for advice.) :tll03 Unllld , ...' " ,.,....••• Inc. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 2003 Obituaries you fail to prorect yourself, this person could take you down so suddenly you won'thave a chance to respond. CANCER (JUDe 21-July 22) -If you fail to be attentive today when infamatiro is heing passed ro to you, you could miss out ro some pertinent facts that would be very imponant Don't assume you know it all. (Trying to paiCh up a broken IVOIID SCRIMMAGE"c SOLUTION BY JUDD HAMBRICK . A2 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ----J axe to grind with a fiiend of yours. He oc she could teU tales in the lqles . of turning you against your pal. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) - Should you view yourself as the undetdog today, you could prerna!Urely awand success to an.xb:r befoce the caltest gets a chance to get underway. Rave faith in your abilities. CAPRICORN (Dec. l2-J1111. 19) - Good plans ro which yoo've been waking could easily be thrown off- kilter today if you share your ideas with Wllt:oue whose ideas dro 't jibe with yours. Keep your own counsel. AQUARIUS (Jan. :ZO.Feb. 19) - Business or oonunercial affairs could be exceptionally tricky today. Be w ~ at all times so that something that has been running s111000tly foc you isn't suddenly derailed by an '4JPOIIdll PISCES (Feb. ~Mardi 20) - Olanging hocses in midstream is usually a maja' mistake, and today will be no exception. Making unnecessary adjustments spiritual • 1~-.._ _ _ _ _A_s_tr_o-=g_ra--=p;..._h_ _ _ _ Br lilts :e BillE OIOL It could prove profitable in the year ahead to scwt ID which rnaJkets are available b yrur erealiveness. The right anangement could prove to be a huge success LEO (July 2.1-Aug. 22) Carelessness when waking with oc near some prized possessioos could quickly cause a mishap. If your mind isn't ro what you're doing toda~,ou coold dust a deliCate item · t off the shelf. VIRGO ,-\ug.l3:Sept.22)Be careful m to be insensitive to the thougiGulness of a COII1JW1' ioo today. N~ will be ll1Cill impatant than showing appreciatim to tha;e with whom you share a ca1111011 cause. LIBRA (Sept. 1J.Oct. 23) k's unlike you to blab out sorrethin~ that should be kept crofidential, OOt should your lllJUih wall alrad of your lr.lin talay, you could inadvertently reveal secrets to the WIIXIg person. SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. 22) - Oro't be so quick to believe everything you IJ:ar today, ~ cially from son10011e who has an Riding Hawaii's waves, a Reds trade Boone, t,.,,~~~~; ~ 1{0"'-(1 3 '[ TI{INK I{E: I{~()" O~Y eN:> A.\ wo~! ~ 0· = ~ ' 1-lf'.'I - 1-JAAT.., DID f.\£ :,P...'(7 ... ~mt~-<6 MOUT :o.JII>II"'INC. l>llt/'. ifiE :::t\N;:IC:>!. Hospice provides emotional,-medical ~:md spiritual support for people who ) are terminally ill. Their goal is to improve patient's quality of life by makinglhem comfortable in their home, os well os focusing on symptom and pain rnanag~ment of the terminal illness. Hospice helps families cope wilh lhe care of their ill family member, and acts as on advocate during lheir time of need. Please coli Holzer Hospice if you would like more information about lhe services lhey provide. a In Galli" Coun_lyl 446·5074 • In Melt• Countya 992·7463 In .lack"• Couatya 384·21 94 MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Dijje1'e11ce www.holzer.org ~~~----------~ I --- --- - - - - - - - ---- .. ..r.!_.._ .~ ...,...~---:-'' ·- --------------,---------l· 1:, • I ' \· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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