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Knuw where to look l'ur m· muncc ami )"u ' ll rind it. The Amn-Gmph M111 chmaker in· !lanlly revr.nl• what !lgn! urc fllllll11lticnlly pcrfcc't rur you. Moil $2 .75 In Mulchmukcr. c/o , thl!'i nt·w ~pa pcr, P.O. BoK Wickliffe, 01144092. LllO (July 23-Aug. 22) ·· Ooul• und umhil ions mu" he clcurly defined IUduy. If mll. any unreuli!lic or imr.raclical ((,7. pnrhi of your plan., wlll throw you fur uff ynur murk. VIKOO !Aug. 23-Sopl. nJ .. Ju.•l bccuu<c you're usked u 'lucstion nhout Slimclhing t ncsn'l ' mL'un you mu,t have u11 Ull!wcr. Don't auempl lo impnrl infnrm;11ion tulfay llO lhinp< uhmn which you know Support for the Pledge . Doreen Paoletti, 68 . Dltalll, AJ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campoa Colobrlly Cipher cryplogramo oro DrNIId from quolallona by lomoui -lo, pall oi'CI proaonl Eoch tonor In lho clp/101 alando for anolhlr. Today's clu•: F equal• M ''WRIT I WY 1M P W K Y F.8 W R E P N EK IMPWBU E' C 8 OYT ZSMTK. WY Weather z y 8 .... 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I I' 6 opera~ons program Emergency plan includes . anti-terrorism section BY BRIAN I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Uproot· Audit· Unarm· Ranter · NOT to EAT The best sellers lrr any bookstore are the cookbook and the diet book. You buy a cookbook to tell how to prepare the rood and the diet book to tell hClw NOT to EAT it. , lilllr. 23~­ duii1g in order 10 oulcr I<> your desire~ . If ·you need US!is- hf.nc.l .if ynll ·llCI drawn into 11 finnnciul ur l'nnuncrcial nr· i•n't demanding or self-scrv- rungcmcnl tnduy by an cnthu siustic n~suciutc .. who know.11 PISCES 1 (Feb. 20-Murch 201 -- Don'1 confuse hunches II' ur intuitive perception~! UIIRA (St'lll. 2:1-0<'1. l~ind lcmJing I lC lillie uboul the deal as you do. · SCORPIO !0_,, 24-Nov. 22-) ·· Consultin~ with an inept pc,.un on .omelhing 1hut i• lmporlanl to you could get you 50 ton fused on the muller lhul you won't know which· end i• up. Be cureful to whom ~ you go for udv.ce. . SAGJnARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) .. Any duydrcaming or ralionulizi ng on 1hc job )'!ill cau~e you lo wasle u great deal of vuluable lime· when you ~hould be tending 10 your duties. Roll up your .'ilccves ~mdset tel work. CAI'RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. .. Tho•e cwavaganl whims you gel from time 10 time may reur !heir ugly heads again IOduy. Remem, bcr: You'l.l wish you hudn'l squundercd your money when it come• lime 10 pay lhc bills.· ·AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb. 19) ·• Be careful not ltJ come off looking a.< if you cxpccl olhcrs lo drop whal they're I~) I . NEW YORK (AP) Bargain hunters slfowcd up on Wall Street Wednesday 1 ~l()wing two days of steep -oiUJlS, giving stocks a lateday boost. The Dow Jones industrial average Closed up 47.22, or 0.5 percent, at 9,054.97, according to preliminary calculations. The Dow recouped a modest portion of its 235-point loss from Monday and Tuesday. . The Nasdaq rose 22.28, or 1.6 percent, to 1,380.1 0, having lost 45.95 Tuesday and closing below its postSept. 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PATRIOTIC SIGN - The sign at King's Hardware In Middleport was changed last week from promoting Tim and Eclle Klng:s merchancllse to showing the.lr support for the Pledge of Allegiance as it has been recited for many years. (Charlene Hoeflich) Locally, there is widespread suppOrt for leaving the wording of the Pledge of Allegiance as it is'wnneil." Said Marjorie Walburn of Middleport "why would any American want to chan~e a pari ol our patnollc and rehg10us herita~e and tradition. ' Why .~hould we who lovq America and God deprive our · children of growing up in a nation where they can pledge their allegiance Io 'one nation. under God."' In an impression moment at the Middleport Baptist · Church Sunday. after the minister's com· mcms decrying the proposed change, the congregation stood in opposition to removing the words :·under Go<l" and gave a resound-. mg rend1t10n ol the Pledge ul Allegiance. Among the businesses in Meigs County prote,ting the decision is King's Hardware i.n Middleport. Tun and Ed)e Kmg s outdoor sign in bold black letters reads "one nation, under God." Nearby !lies an American nag. 4tno•Daor·· ·No Fourth 'of July letup for flag maker COSHOCTON (AP) - A com. pany that has been making the Stars and Stripes since 1847 traditionally fills its July Fourth orclers early and then gets a slack period. But not in this patriotic posi-Sept. II era.· "We've been running two JO. hour shifts six days a week to keep up with the demand," Annin & Co. plant manager Richard Merrell said over the roar of machinery. The big orders for July Fourth usually are filled by Flag Day on JunJ: 14, Merrell said. The lerrorist attacks · on the World Trade Center and Pentagon and the resulting surge in patriotism changed all that at the 370employee plant in eastern Ohio. Wal-Mart Stores, an Annin & Co. customer, sold 4~0.000 flags in the three days afler the attacks. · In recent week~. the flags have been coming off ~e assembly line at the rate of more than a quarter million a week. ''This is an excellent work force. Their work ethic is just terrific," Merrell said. "(really love what I do. It gives me a lot of pride," agreed Marilyn Davis, who sat at a sewing machine attaching the blue field of stars to the red and white stripes. Judy Madison, busy folding finished flags and placing lhem in plastic packaging, seconded the tdea. "I love what I'm doing. We J: REED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Wall Sbeet boost I I () UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . 11 '11 he IIIC High: 805, Low: 60s . approves MIDDLEPORT- In 1954, by ·an act of Congr , e words "under God" w e add d to the pledjle of allegiance. After signin~ thai legislation, President Dw1gh1 Eisenhower wrote, "Millions of our school children will daily proclaim ' in every city and town, every village and rural schoolhouse, the dedication of our nalion and our people to lhe Almighiyi' On June 26, the Ninth U.S. Circuit. Court of Appeals ruled thai reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools is unconsti · . tutional because the phrase "under God" . is an endorsement of religion. The much-maligned ruling is currently on hold while a tederal appeals court deals with the many calls for a rehearing in the case. Deaths ---------~~~----------c'pcrien~c 11 Commission . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH JULY 31 There I!-. u gomJ ~hu1H:C In the )'l'lll ulll:ud tlml you might Whafs inside HOEFLICHIII'MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ~ 'l'hur1duy. July 4. 10112 Ho{lletown Newspaper if~llegiance · Snulh, with possi· hie lt\scrs in each minm suit, could take !hose two finesses, which would yield . uhuut u 76 pcrccnl N-ID W~Y ~rt [ VINI) ch<~ncc or gatning a TI-\E OUN...\TY Of \1-\E. profil. Here, though. C.OOV~ IC*-11~~ lhis li11c fails. Unlucky, to be sure. bul ~:;::r::::-1 \fll>.'i WI>.Y I lhcrc is a better approach. Dcchtrcr, after winning with the hcurt king and drawing ·trumps, leads a heart lo dummy's ucc, ruffs '0• lhc lusl heart in his hand, . plays a diamond lo dummy's uce, ·und exits with !he diamond queen. Here, East ' wins w1th the king and is endpluyed, forced eithcr to lead away · from !he club .queen or Ill concede a ruff. tlml-discard. Now. though, suppose thtil West wins wilh the diumond king and exits with a club. Soulh plays low from Ihe dummy. II' l•ust contributes the qu~rn. tlic cnntr;tcl is · home . Allcrnatively, ir Easl produces the club 10, South wins with 1\·is king and fi. ncsses dummy's club jack . Declarer fails only wheti West has the diamond king (not single), and Eust hns the Q·l 0 of clubs, making ilubout an 88 percent line. ' a1 111 Meigs County residents take a stand for Pledge grupcs. TUE· llOhN LUSEH Mu~hudt Aact~rlllna Piercing Llrat par· rot 11 Crumple tt MoHan rock 21 Sweater lat• tar 25 Ship kltchln 21 Vlollnlll'l aid 30 Llka moll Jackllo 32 l:ucalyptua 11tar 33 Ham n ur 34 Shadl o munlnf 37 Nobelll Aralot 31 lwtll40 Punch 43 NovellaI,... Lavin · 44 Memorable tlmtl 48 Clllllcl ~ 9 t II I f KID I 0 s ! I 0 T II I 13 14 ' 15 11 3 1 .A JI "ul • J • 1 ~JNH A KU • 10 Dormant ACROSS ALDER . FLAG LADY- Gina Cass lays out sewn flag material to be cut Into 3 by 5 foot American flags at Annln & Co. In Coshocton on Monday. The i:ompany has bflen running two 10. hour shifts siK days· a week to keep up with the demand for flags In this patriotic post-Sept. 11 era. (AP) all have a lot of pride in lhe nags we make," she sa1d . Since Sept. 11, many of the workers have · canceled vacalions and accepted overtime a~signment to keep up with demand, according to Merrell, who said everyone at Annin feels it:S their patriotic duty. 'They simply knew how much it meant to the nation to have !lags so Americans could display their patriotism," he said as the holid1y week began. In addition to Old Glory, Annin produces nags for all 50 states, national flags for nearly all the coun· tries in the world, along with specialty flags like the Confeelerale stai's and bars and signal nags for IJlaritime use - more than 20,000 differenl flags and flag accessories in all. . · "Our plant has been doing about 250,000 to 270,000 flags a week," Merrell said. Nearly all are American nags to keep up with demand. • ihe company started in New York in lhe 1820s, making flags for ships. It came to Coshocton last year, buying the old Colonial Flag Co. and renovating the }0,000square-foot plant and wareh'ouse. Since taking over the factory last year, Aonin has more than doubled the work force. Workers, most dressed in shorts and tank tops in a concession to the heat and fast.pace, make nags rang· ing from 4 inc~es by 6 inches to 4 feet by 6 feet. The 3-foot by S-foot flag, the one usually seen flying on front porches, is ~he biggest seller. Annin & 'Co. has offices and its main warehouse in Roseland, N.J ., and other manufacturing opera· tions in Orange and Verona, N~J .; Oaks, Pa., and South Boston, Va, · POMEROY New anti-terrorism guidelines are included in Meigs County's updated emergen~y operations plan. whtch the Meigs County Commissioners approved during the1r regular meeting Wednesday. ' The meeting was lield yeslerday due to . the Independence Day holiday bemg cele· brated loduy. Bob Byer. chairman of the Local , Emer~ency Plan-ning Comminee (LEPC) and d1rector of'lhe Emergency Management Agency (EMA). presenled the updated plan for . the commissioners ' approval. He explained that an update of the plan is required every. four years and was under·. way before the Sept. II terrorist attacks. Hciwever. in the aftermath of those Please sea LEPC. AJ ' · Meigs seniors .to hear ~about Canadian· Savers Club BY Joy J. S!ETTLEI NEWSIII'MYOAILYSETINELCOM . POMEROY -· 'A guest speaker will be at the Senior Citizens Center m Pomeroy July 25 at II a.m. to talk about a Canadian Savors Club which would reduce the cost of prescription medicalions to citizens of the United States. George Price, an insurance agent, who has sold medications in America for several years, recently rilet with an owne~ l>f a pi)armaceutical manufacturer and wholesaler. serving several pharmacies in Onlario, Canada, to talk about how U. S. residents can save moner on drugs. Price said he s been looking for a way for clients to ob1ain their medications at a more affordable price and lhe Canadian Savers Club saves patients money. · The United States Congr.ess now allows Americans to purchase up to a 90-day supply of their prescriplion medications from Canadian pharmacies at a lower price. The Canadi<tn Savers Club was sel up to. assist doctors and their patients to oblain . medications .they need from specific Canadian pharmacies. The club doesn't have any age or income restrictions. Before .someone can enroll in the club, a . qu01ed price other members pay for medication is given for anyone interested in joinin~. so lhey will understand the worth of paymg a $20 membership fee . Once enrolled, the club will give members the necessary forms to order medicine. A personal physician will fill out forms and fax them to a toll free number. The order is received by the Canadian pharmacy, and the patients receive the medication in two to three weeks. According to Price, lhe medications received will be the same as if someone purchased them from a local pharmacy. The medical informaJion and expiration date will be provided on the Sealed bottle so patients can feel comfortable with what the medicatipn they order. For mcrre information, residents may call 888-407-1415 Mondax,. through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or anend the July 25 meeting. River Recreation Festival . ' fir !II. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• Havin¥ lhc de•ire to accomplish btg things today won 1be enough 'to gel things • rolling. The proper amniJnt of drive and ambilion must accompany lhis hopeful lhink· The 3Zth Annual River Recreation Festival will be held in the Gallipolis City Park July 4·7: Free screenings and health information will be available at the Holzer Medical Center Wellness WagOn. Schedules posted daily. mg. GEMINI (Mar 21 -June 20) ·· A friend wil nor respond fuv.orubly 10 you today if lhis pal lhinks you are being insensitive 10 his/lier feelings or needs. Deal with the per"9'1 in loving 1crms. · We'll be loolcing lor youl -~- _._,. __ MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org �.' .. Oh10 • The Daily Sentinel Frld1y, July 5 w • 8v 0 .I CoiiiiiiiMitiH'"'' I ' 0 w.VA. Highs will drop into the 80s as cold front moves in BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I. High pressure building over the Great Lakes will provide sunny skies across the Mid-Ohio Valley the next few days, the National Weather Service said. • · That will bring an end to the hot and sticky conditions. Lower humidities and hi$h temperatures in the upper 80s were expected Friday and mto the weekend. Sunset tonight will be at 9:04, and sunrise on Friday is at .'6:08a.m. ' Weather forecast Tonight. .. Partly cloudy with a chance of showe~s and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Light north winds. Chance . of rain 30 percent. Friday... Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 80s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. ' · Friday night. .. Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Extended forecast Saturday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 80s. Saturday night ... Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 60s. Sunday...Mostly clear. Highs 85 to 90. Monday... Hazy and humid. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in t~e afternoon and evening. Lows in the mid 60s . -Jind highs in the upper 80s. < Tuesday... Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Wednesday ...Panly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s and highs 80 to 85. ~eat may have been· factor in worker death CAMBRIDGE (AP)- Hot weather might hive contributed ·to the death of a construction worker, a. coroner said. Anthony Brown, 38, of Navarre, collapsed on Tuesday at the constru.ction site for a new Cambridge City Schools campus and was.pronounced dead at Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Ce11ter. · "I can't directly attribute Anthon:,: Brown'• death to tho heat, but the high heat Tuoaday contributed to hi• death," 1ald Dr. Janet Brockwell, OI.WIIIOY County ~oroger, 0.11 Tue1day. A message was feft Wedntadly fot Brockwell. The StArk County coroner's office aald examiner& there had completed an autopsy at her requeat but that only Brockwell can releaae th~TCSII\ts. , The high on Tuesday was 90 dcgreea In nearby Zanesville and Barnesville, the nearest stations with an available report, the N~tiopal Weather Service tal~. . "Th1s 15 dangerous weather,' Brockwell said Tuesday. "Many people have an underlying illness, and.the heat makes it worse. It 1s not a good idea for people to exert themselves in this typ,e of heat." · · . District Superintendent Susan Tucker said Brown had been home sick on Monday but returned to work Tuesday. I . • ~ISI Klllt DoltON GALLIPOLIS - Lambert Lands supporters were pleasantly surprised when the Logan Monument Co. donat· ed the original artist's drawing that will grace the monument they nre raising money for in honor of the slaves thnt found freedom in the hills of northern Gallia Coul)!Y· just south of the village ofVinton. , The Lambert Lands Preservation Society held a picnic recently at the Bethel Morgan Church to decide where the monument should be located. to finalize plans for the monument and 10 talk to Richard Si~son, descendent of N.B. Sisson, a known Gullia County Underground Railroad conductor. The monument's centerpiece will be 5· ~feet tall and will be made of black mist granite. The two smaller monuments on either side are four feetlongund will list the names of the I54 people buried in the unmarked graves. mostly Lambert e~ ­ slave descendants. There will also be two three· foot gray granite benches. The middle monument will don an engraved picture of staves traveling across the Ohio River into Gullia County and will list the 30 original slaves that settled in thus crellting the Lambert Lands. · The inscription · will read. "Freedom Bound to Lambert Lands - In 1843. 20 years before President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, tradi tion tells of three Virgin in plan tat ion owners. Frank. Miller. and Minnis Lambert, who brought their 30 slaves I - - le1•m- I , .. 1'hunci1J.IU!y 4. 2002 1\00TSO~MYOAI~YTRIBUNE . COM .....1. 0 • BY JUSTIN POPE ASSOCIATEO PRESS ___ ~. \ ( ~ .. ' ...._· 1 ' ' 1l . '··~ 1 I I ,•' ·' .$., •.!; • Conceptual dell&n for Limbert Lindt monument north of th~ Ohio River. purchased 265~ acres of lund neur here and set them free. This tribute is placed in honor of the Lumberts. the 30 original slaves listed on the buck und their descendants. und nil ·ochers buried in this cemetery. Muy God bless their souls." The society is still seeking donations to puy for 1his monument and for any information anyone may have about the Lumbert Lands or their families. · ~oney and informution can be sent to the Lambert Lands Society in care of the treosltrer, Corliss Miller. 3680 Clark Chapel Road, Bidwell, Ohio 45614. Miller may also be conlllcted by phone -at 740-388-864_8, or e-mail glen· cor61 ®yahoo.com. "· The dedication of this monument, the Lambert Lands map. and the 15 veteran murkers will be held ut n special cere· mony' open to the public at I p.m., Bethel Morgan Church on Saturday, Sept. 14. Village known -as speed trap won't r~ise speed limit revenue comes from traffic instead of focusing on whut the law suid we should do," he said. tines or fees . Council members said a Mueller. said that although the number of speeding tick· child never hns been struck in cts issued has been decreas· New Rome. und they want to NEW ROME (AP) - The ing. he would . have preferred keep it that wuy. speed limit in this village that council follow ODOT's ODOT spqkeswoman known for being u speed trap advice. Michelle May said the depart· will stay the same. 'Th d The council rejected the · ey were a dressing con- ment is not planning to chal· Ohio Department of cems about speed limit safety lenge the decision . Transportation's opinion that the speed limit through the four-block town on U.S. 40 . should be inc.reased to 45 mph, the limit on either side of the village on the western edge of Columbus. · Four of the five council Right now you can bring home 2of your · members voted Tuesday night against' increasing the village's 3S mph limit. favorite La-Z-Boy- styles for 1 great low price! The only councilman to vote in favor of the idea, Ed Anthony, was appointed this year by Mayor Jamie Mueller; who won election in November on a platform to change the government. The village, with a popula· tion of 60 and ai~ police off!· . cera, iuued 3,390 traffic vio· latlon citations between June 14, 2001, and June 14, 2002, according to vill'age Clerk of Courts Robin Spangler. Of the 2,589 tickets that resulted in charges, 3S2 were for speed, Spangler said. A recent state audit found that92 percent of the village's New Rome holds firm at 35 mph State law allows for a 35mph speed limit along state routes in areas defined as urban or business districts, .according to ODOT. But a " business district must be a quarter-mile long, so the 0.19· mile long stretch through New Rome d'oes not qualify, ODOT said. )'iJ' BOSTON - Fueled by putriotism and mindful of wan1ings, millions of Americans ·planned picnics and family reunions for the first Independence Day holiday since the horror of Sept. II. ~~ ugc celcbru_tions of America's 226th birthday were planned around the country, from Boston's Esplanade to the Sun Francisco wutcrfron,. Although security · --Promised to be tight, not everyone planned to j'oin the party. "I don't t 1ink I'll ever feel completely sufll uguin" uHcr Sept II , said Sonny Puluzzo. 52, of Danielson, Conn. "What's scary to me is. what's going to be ne~t? But l CWl't let it ruin my life either." · ~~pitc the c11Ution. some signs point to Americans enjoy in!\ the Fourth in full force. Some 36.7 m1.Jiion people are . expected to travel nationwide over the four·duy period, up by 300.000 from lust year. AAA reported. . Americans appeared determined to show their patriotic colors as forcefully PREPPING FOR A PARADE - Sharon Tackett and the Rev. Richard Vinson place -1•s ever. Polls in New York U)ld Uncle Sam on a decorate chair Wednesday as they and other volunteers prepare . Minnesota .found most residents ureh't a float for today's Fourth of July parade In Gallipolis, starting at 6 p.m. (Kevin Kelly) chunging holiduy plans. In New York. where 2,823 people · "I would think people would be with the commonulity of being died in the Sept . II attacks, celebrations Americans. whclher your fumily was inclined to cclebrutc more this ycur just were expected to take on particular sighere for the Amcricun Revolution. or to show their pride, to show their patri· nificance. Organizers planned 11 pause otism," suid Juson Brandon, 27, of hecume Amcrkuns Iuter. or even hope Winchester, Tenn .. after buying $80 to become Americans," Sheridan said. midway through the annual Mucy's worth of lircworks he planned to set off Philudelphiu's pamdc will honor the firs1 fireworks display, with the music rescuer who amvcd ut the scene of the fulling' silent and the sky clearing as a in his yurd nnd driveway. R~tuilers reportl!d brisk fireworks Flight 93 cmsh ncar Slumksvillc on Sept. 44,foot Liberty Bell of lights chimes II sale$, in pun becnuse of resurgent putri· II und four of the lust New York City tire· times and seurch lights flood -the sky, Celebtatinl! the holiday is "the best otism. George Zumbelli Sr., president of fighters to escape the World Tmde Center way to stick ttto the terrorists," Mayor towers before they collapsed. New Castle. Pa.-bused Zambelli Michael Bloomberg said thi s week. "It At Mount Rushmore. where 25.000 Fireworks. suid. Old· Glory colors are in peoplp arc cxpect~d. South Dakota offi- will show them that we are not afraid this yeur. .~ In Philudelphiu .. planners believe at cials have erected temporary fencing and that they huve not succeeded." The No. I S,elling T\shirt at and closed airspace around the monuleast I million people could tum out for a parade and musical bush cupped by a ment . The memorial to past t>residcnls ~ummerfest this yeJir on Milwaukee's 22-minute fireworks display on the has been listed as one of lhree public Lake Michigan shore is a red, whfte and-,;, monuments receiving high prionty for blue tie-dye featuring the Summerfest Beniamin Franklin Parkway. security, along with the National Mull logo and the words "Roc kin' in the - "It seems that people are coming from ull over; they're not hiding in their in Washington. D.C .. and the Gatcwuy USA," spokeswoman Patrice Harris said. homes," said Phil Sheridan, spokesman Arch in St. Louis. "You see a lot of people with c;lifferent But the Mount Rushmore celebrations for Independence National Historical types of patriotic shirts. I don't know if won't involve lire works this yeur. Park, where Secretary of State Colin it's more so than usual. You notice it Powell was scheduled to receive the 2002 Firefighters lire battling a wildfill.l in the more now because of Sept. II,'' she Philadelphia Libeny Medal on Thursday. nortl1em Black Hills .about 40 miles from "They're coming out to get in touch the site, w1d conditions are too hot and dry. said. LEPC from Pip AI attacks, siate EMA ·officials have mandated a "boiler plate" terrorism response sec· tion to all such plans. . 'This comprehensive plan has been written to cover all possible · 'hazards that could threaten t~e communi!~, including hazardous mater!· als, terrorism incidents and any other emergency," Byer su1d. "lt has been wntten us a guide for emergency response -Crews in the event of a local laliollllltildlt: m tl!!ltPJ!IIUI!Il• M! pl'4dt-"""'dA hill m.yiflclwJer'::t••••'ftllhi.l!li II u iltDIIed ...IJIIr, Jllllilgl Wuiltlll only lllpawy 10iu1M ~~~~~lirpllillll. IIIII Otllllilctlllogllt. rrlltilthll . ' IIIII llliN 1bnll. l'uilo I~ 100 peaplt ~ t. US IIIII IU ulld 10 . l l • ..clill Jollnlitolklll -'• Blllnolt, MD lor .IMn~Jw ......,.____.... .,.- · Reader Services 508 25th St Vienna 304-295-4533 Correction Polley _ · Our main concern In all otorlet Ia to be aocurato. II you know of an error In a alory,.call the newaroom at (7 40) ·992·21 58. NOTICE I New• Department• (UIPI 213-1110, Ohio Yllloy Publlllhlnt co. .Publlohea ovory otternoon, Monelly lhroligh Frldoy, 111 Courl 91., Pomeroy, Ohio. Stoonll-cllll pottogo pold 11 Pomeroy Mombor: Tho AIIOCIItod Proll and 111<1 Ot1lo N.WopoPtr AOIC<iallon. Pcatm1111r: Stnd Jddttll oorrec· tlonoto Tho Dally Soiltlnet, 111 Courl. 91., Pomeroy, Ot1lo 4576i. Sub•crlptfon ratea The main ·number 11 992-2158. Departmenl men11on1 are: . Qlneral manager EICI. 12 Nm EICI. 13 or Eoct. 14 FLAIR FREE Parking FURNITURE,& DESIGN FINANCING AVAILAII~E "BRAND NANU!. PUANITUA~ AT DISCOUNT PAICII!.S" Open t-1; Fri. t-7; . lundoy Rle2 WV 675•1371 I I FREE Layaway o\dvertlelng EICI. 3 Circulation Eoct. 4 Claullled o\c11 - Ext. 5 To •end •mall newa0mydallyHI1Untl.ocm On the Web liiCEJ• IV oorrtor or motot , _ one-~ Ono ma~lh Tho 01111 Stnllntt. Crtdll wllll)e given www.mydallytlllltlntl.com mall ptf'mllttd In 1rtll where home e.rrler MNICI II l'llllllblt Mall subscrtllllon w- - lnotde Motoo. C<lirilv 13 Wooks ;ze 52 Wttkl · 127.30 1&:~ .82 11051!8 · Aoteo Olllllde Molgl Coun1y 13 WHkl IN.25 26 WHkl . 11!8.1 8 52 w1101112 .. ' • S2 18.70 One yoor $1()4 Dolly ·50-oonto Sub1011ber1 nol dlolrlng to pay the '""ler m1y rtmllln 1dV1nco dlrtot 10 carrlet' uon W!Hik. No tubiCfiptlon by Other Hrvlctl Department of Job and Family S~rvices as 'follows : $35,500 with Juvenile Court for the operation of the Juvenile Diversion Program; $22,635 for the Kinship Navigator Program through the Meigs County Council on Aging; $29,842 for the Adult Busic Literacy Education pro~ram throu~h the AthensMe1gs Educational Service · Center; $7,500 with Mobb's Telecommunications for ·a telephone system mainte· nance agreement. Present were Commissioner Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets .and Clerk Gloria Kloos. The Butchmeister on ... well, everything The Daily_Sentinel ; ; ; ...Electrolysis • for construction und service work associated with a waterline expansion &roject for Leading Creek onservaricy District. · The Robinson bid of $838,359 is for the installation of water lines, and the Stewart bid of $79,992, for the installation of water meters and other servicerelated equipment. · The project will provide water service to II 0 new customers in Columbia and Scipio Townships. according to LCCD General Manager Martin Broderick. · Commissioners approved one-year contracts for the AEP - 38.23 DuPont - 43.47 Pepsico - 47.48 Arch Coal- 21.09 Federal Mogul•- .7 1 Premier - 8.40 Akzc - 44'.11 USB- 21.78 Rockwell - 18.84 AmTKhiSBC-30.;>0- ·Gannell- 7-3.40 J3ocky Boota =-ti..2_6,_ _ Ashland Inc. - 39.14 General EIBotrlo- 27.90 AD Shell - 54.24 AT&T - 9.82 GKNLV - 4.40 Seara- 50.34 Bank One - 38.85 Harley Davldaon - 48.10 Wai ·Mart -·55.04 . BLI - 17.&4 Kmart - .86 Wendy's - 38 .94 Bob Evant- 28.78 Kroger _ 20 Worthington· - 17.68 BcrgWarner - 57,32 Ltd. - 20.47 Dally ttoek reporlt are the 4 p.m. closing Champion- 2.85 NSC - 22.70 quotu of lho previous Charming Shopt- 7.95 01k HI FNnolll ....:. 21 .50 day•1 transactions , pro01/.B- 24 vlded by Smith Partners ' City HoJdlng - 23.89 Col- 24.58 BBT - 37.48 at Adveot Inc. of DG - 18.87 Peopltt - 29.99 Gallipolis. , · THE GOLD STANDARD... The ONLY PROVEN PERMANENT METHOD of hair 111101~. -,~~~~ C111 fin4ihll nlllllailon·n1111 IIIUllldlclll 11110 Clll~ hlllllloob II!IIIIIICII boot IIIII. All 01 illl J;dwards Moving and Rigging, Inc., has been contracted· to move generators, turbines and transformers into the Rolling Jiills Power Plant in Wilkesville. Roads will be shut down along the following route for the duration of each move. We will be Harting at the Meigs Rail Siding in Rutland proceeding to Hwy 124 going west. At Wilke~ville, we will be taking Hwy 160 n?rth to the P~wer Plant. We would appreCiate your patience and cooperation. Move dates: July 7 & 8, 2002. disaster, and coordinates responsibilities among all of the agencies involved. "It addresses issues like enginee~ing and medical issues, communications . und public information, and other aspects which might ari se in the event of a local disaster." Byer sui~ that co~ies of the plan will be ava1luble for public inspection ntthe courthouse, public libraries and other locutions. In other business. commissioners approved bids from Johnny Robin son of Construction , Co. Southshore, Ky., und Dale Stewart and Co., Wellston, LOCAL STOCKS ELECTROLYSIS The Dilly Sentinel • Pege A 3 www.mydallylentlnel.com Thurad•y, July 4, 2002 · _ AmericanS, mindful of Lambert Lands supporters. plan .Sept 11, plan·for proud monument in Gal!ia County but cautious 4th of July Ohio weather 0 Pag~ ·Al ' See Butch Cooper's column ... Bl :· Deaths ('HESHIRE - Doreen Puoletll. 68. Cheshire. died Monday. July I. 2002. at her re idence. She was bom on Feb. 16, 1934. in Wevuco. W.Va .. daughter of the lute Richard and Ora W:lls Conley. She wu~ a veteran of the U.S. Air Force during I he Korean Connict and was for· merly employed by l'riangle Press us a typolsener. She was an evangelist with the Churcli of God nf Prophecy. Surviving ure two ~uughters and a son-1n-law, Putrie~u Puol~tti of New Cumherlahd. Pa .. and Constance and Roben Martini of Mechanicsburg. Pa.: three grandchildren: a sister and brother-in -law. Pat and Art Henson of Cheshire: a brother and sister-in -luw. Bums and Faye Conley of Fort Gay, W. Vu.: and several nic<·cs and nephews. · She was al so preceded in death by her husband, Joseph Paoletti: 1hrec br01hers. Ashford. Gene and Dallas Conley; und u sister. Dori s Duvis. • "' Services will he II u.m. Friday ut Myers-Ham_er Funeral· Home in Camp Hill. Pu .. with Don Wullsbough and Cerrviil McKinnon ofhciutin~ . Burial will follow at Rolling Green Cemetery with committal service by Harrison Cook. Friends may cullu1 tht! funeral home on Friday from I 0 a.m. until the time of service. LOCAL BRIEFS I licenses have been issued in Meigs County Probate Coun to' Sumuel H. Patterson. 33. und Ellen Marie Washburn. POMEROY _ Any stu- 30, both of Pomeroy; Roy dent intcr~stcd in lrying out · Alan Trainer, 43, Nelsonville. for Meigs Middle School or und Denise Renae Dixon, 37: Mei~:s High School cheer- Albany; Terry , Eugene leader who has nol r~~eivcd Hysell. 37. and Shelia Carol Bmg. 38. bolh of Pomero~ : forms for tryoul s will need to K h Elbc M'dk 'ff 5 contact Wlutney Ashlc~, 992- Guysville, en net rt Rand' 1 t l · Lee· a·nd 7874. for the Middle .'chool Hill. 52, Syracuse; Jeremy or Rulph Werry. 992-5480, David Watson, 22, and Tonya for Mc1gs Higli. Renee Powell. 21, both of All f~rms ure d11e Monday_ Pomeroy: Adam Daniel at the hrst_Pract•ce. Proof oi Sorrell, 21. Hampton, W.Va .. whe1r phys1cal ex_um exp1res and Erin Kaye 'Ralston, 18, IS needed ut that ume. . Middleport ; Herschel W. - Seitz, 61, and Rebecca A. Kille. 31. both of Reedsville: and Michael G. Porter. 40. und Nancy L. Whiuekind, 48, both ofPomeroy. . RACINE - Rucinc village will hqld u public hearing on the year 2003 budget Monduy at the Municipal POMEROY - A personal building, 7 p.m . Racme injury lawsuil has been filed Viallage Counc1l will meet in in Meigs Count).' Common recessed session that same · Pleas Court by Jeffrey LCe day ut 7: 15 p.m.. For more Davis. Middleport. against information or questions call J.D. Stol)l, Pomeroy, and oth· David Spencer, cleriqtreasur- ers. er. 949-2296. . 'A civil case filed by Home National Bank against Serena . Diehl has been dismissed. Tryouts announced Racine to hold hearing,_ . Suit filed Hearing _ announced RACINE - A public hear· ing will be held on Monday, July 22. 6 p.m. at the Southern Elementary Sch09l to review the distnct's CJP plun. Service set POINT PLEASANT, W. Vu. - Poplar Rid$e Free Will Baptist Church w1ll have an old-fashioned baptismal service Sunday at 3:30 p.m. near Krodel Park. Licenses issued POMEROY • Marriage Divorces filed POMEROY - Divorce actions have been filed · in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Randy A. Hamon, Albany, against Jennifer L. Hamon, Albany; and by Jennifer L. Walker, Middleport, against Adam P. Walker. Dexter. An action for dissolution of marriage has been filed by • Kevin D. Cowdery, Reedsville, and Cheryl D. Cowdery. Reedsville. Divorces have been grant· ed to Cheryl D. Marnhout from Frank Randall Murnhout; and to Paula R. Stanley against Dennis W. Stanley. �• • ~ The Daily Sentinel 1 A4 . • _rh_e_D_ai_ly_s_en_ti_ne_l_ _ 4,2002 • • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 74o.;ft:Z•211SII • FIX: 740.11112·2157 Den Dickerson Publlthtr ·Bette Ptt.r ct '. Managing Editor ' I .Nn~~· 141 ,,., t'd(IUr llrf uli'llliff,, U~· ~IHHflfllti' ll'l'i lltf'tH ,1/itl II'UNI1, Aflltllm ilr• U41tj.-.·t tu td/I(HM UHd IH'w,il h;; >ltH.-;1 futd IHI'IHI#II itddrtih IUifl lfltpltllHfl HMHlltl';, ,y., '"'~"'""' frttm tt•ill "" pHitlililtf'd, 1,,,,,,~ ~ltt~Hifl 1tf Ill MUt~ m.~tll', mhktni~!J iJJMI1, NIH ptt',\iJH~Htt~.~. J 1'1t• I'JfiHiimt f\rl'f'' ·'NIIN lltl' i'ttiHHtH ~/lltt' > 11HIIIMIIH1f r·u. ,. ullltrill lt4HINI, Hrfl '"' l'liHifiH!'Nlt!}' t~fl Olt/11 111/11'~ HHIIIl .\ ulhl'r'll'llti Hlllffl. GUEST VIEW Godly day Patiotism reborn as we . ' celebrate God and country 11turaday, July 4, 2002 (Emergency' needs becoming a nutsance a Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chartent Hotlllch .Qantral Managtr __.._..;;;;;;..y the end Page AS ' : DEAR ABBY1 I ~m u duy·cure p'tovldcr worklna out of my home. ~osc of tho chlldrlln I wutch bel on tQ frlond1. One friend - I'll cull her Jodie - announced that she wu qulttlnll work und would no lonaor need me 10 care for her lnfont aon. Then Jodie hud u fnmlly cmcr· ~tcncy und asked me to buby·all for a few hours. She hud Ovc other so· culled emllrllcnclca over u two-week porlod. She left her child hel'll ubout nvc hours ouch duy. during my nor· nutl workln11 hours. My question: Should Jodie lmvc offered til puy me for the time her son WDS In my cure') My husbund cull1 me the Oood Sumurltun und thinks Jodie took udvuntiiiiC of me. I sny we're frlcmlN, u1id r wouldn't have Iuken tho money unywuy. Whul do you think'/ - GOOI> · www.mydallytentlntl.com • • oe·ar .Abby oo ADVICE . I>I~AK' AllfiYt My futhcr died tWOIIIOIIths Ul!ll Ul1d left hi s he)llll~· Jngs tn my Ulllther. My slhlhlj18 hu vc bcjltlll to rcquc~t bO ill • of' thum . Most.uf the Items huvc little or no monlltury vnluu, while ()thers ure worth A conHideruhlll sum. I ooJieve l)ud 's belnnalitiiN llhould distr1butud by my IMthur when ~ h e i l'lludy. Wh ~n my lmhcr wus ullv~. he f'l'us~d to l[iVIl my ~~~ 1 cr soml.lthlnu ~ he wuntcil - und 11ow she suys shu'sjust. ~nhtll llllll~c it . I llll1 VCI'Y llllt0111hn1uhlc with lhis und don't know whut 10 uo. Whut urc your lhought ~'l - FI•:I•:UN(; · 11AIN IN MArNE · I>EAK 111\ 1\LIN(; I1AIN: Til~ items urll your mother's hl dn with us she wl.1h~s. Discus~ It with her 1111d sc~ how shu f~cls uhout lhcsc fll<JilllM~. II' your IIIIJihur f\lc ls she's SAM IN NKW JltRSICY J)I~A R GO Oil SAM 1 lthluk you hu\ie been u SY111illltlll:tlc rfJIOnd und Ouod Sumnrltun lon11 cn<Jill!h· You urc ulsu u bushtcsswnmun whu dcscrv118 to he ruld li1r her service$. 11'8 tlrn~ -to drnw the line - und don 't feclgulhy for doing ~~~. Jodie 1nuy llllu frlc11d, hut ynur hushund Is your llEST frlonr.l . · · ·heina Iuken udvuntuac of, help her to I'Ciist Lhc pressure. I ( not, ucccpt the fuct that the item~ urc ~uln11 where your muthcr wunti\o;llhcm lo ao - tmd uprcss to her whut you would tlke . . OEAR ADD\': I n1111Ticd u. hl11h school friend u ycllr UIIO · I hnd l'llmuh11.'tl sinalc for 12 ycun uflcr my divorce. und rwonted to bllsure I n1ur· rl~'tl u I:I!'CIIt IIUY Ihis.tifi'Ml . In uhnoM ull wuyR, he Is u tciTIIic husbund. Tho problem'/ I keep 11ndin(l p(irn sites In the hi siUry nic s on my com· puler, u1ill uiRu Yuhou prolllcs nf younuglrls. He promised me In the pust thut he woulll not do it uny· more. I wouldn't mind us much II' w~ hud u sex life, hul it I~ pretty mudt noncKi stcnt . Your udvlce wuuld he upprcciutud. - Win: WI 'I'll A IJROIJU:M IN MIN· NESO'I'A IIEAK Win:: Your hu•bund hus s ui'l ~t it ut cd ilnpcr~onul -computer ~c~ lor u 111111Uully 'loti~ l yinll ~e~ life will! you . And ll he "' cunvcr>ing with ur mcllting underage 11irl~. he Is uiM> brculdn111he luw . 'l'dl him YtlU know whut he hus been tloinl! und ofl'~r him the option ol coun><!ling . If he refuses. you huvc u >criou• dccl>iun to mukc uhout the l'uiUr~ of the muiTiUilC. I ho11c tlli• Mory hus u huppy endin~ . 11 c.Jcpcmh on how invested he is 111 your murriuj;c u11LI how 5lrons hi s uddktion tn cybcr- ,c~ muy he. ( /'uufu,. /'/rill•(' ·' wrrllll'r clcwxll lt' r Jr/m11r• f'hil!rf'·i ,·/mrr /he p$t•u rlmrylll llhi)lml \qm /IIJ/'!'11 , Wrlle Dmr Ahhv 111 11'\\'1\'. /Jt'rlfllhbv.c·mn "' /~0. flo,\ OV.Jo/0, I ~'·' illl)leie.( ('A 'IO()(,t;,) . ------------------------------~------------~ ~ Swimmer~ KONDRACKE'S VIEW Politics preventing nation~ seniors fiom getting help B¥ MORTON KONDRACKI Qu~'8tlon; I spend u lnl of Lime In I he "\1. Morton Kondrack6 wutor durlnu tho summel11me. I oflon swhn In Ihe ·luke thut Is close lo my home, und I wutor-Rkl nn most week · ...tnds. Lllst your I IJOI u rush thut Itched ruther severely. My doctor suld It wus swimmer's Itch und thut It would go uws~ on Its own. Whut cuusea awlm· mer R Itch, und why did I act this lust yeur whrn I huven'tgoncn It bcrorc'/ Answerr Swimming. like most ucllvl· tics - Including IICttlnJI OUI bed In the mornln11 - hus risk u sso~ luled with II. An unnoylnt: one !hut IN oc~uHionully uuoclutcd with t wln\mlng In luke~. ponds und rivers i8 u Nkln lnllummutlon culled "swlmrnor'M Itch." There ure uclu· nlly scvcrul cnndltlonN thut 110 by ·thut I!Cncrul numc, hut being In ·nol1hcrn luLl · tndes mukei It likely your condition Is caused by un allergic rcuctlun 10 a paru· Kite thut cuuac& Ill noMs In birds: • Swimmer'! Itch Ia u grout c~urnplc of the complexity of life. Let mo stun my explunutlon with the connectlcm to wutcr· · fowl - prlnclpully duckN, J!01.'181.'1, JIUIII ~nd swans. When these birds become Infected wlth u purusltc culled u blood lluke, It produce8 011111 In the Infected bll'll.'1 diiiCi tlvc &ystcm. Thelll Clllll ure "then subsequent!)' dcJX>sllcd ulon11 with the re11 of tho bird'• "dropplna•." Fluke eaas 111U81 be in wuter to hutch. and thut condition 11 likely to occur con· &ldcrlnJI the habltul c,f lhe holt wulcr· l'owl. When the Cllll" hutch they produce free ·AI"Immlng lurvoc culled mlrucldlu. Enrich IIll! lh' III~IIS IIre to ~OW l'\) ~ Jl\11'• cent or !J71llli'Cci111\10Uili seem til he with· in the cnpucl ty ul' Juglslnlnrs llclcrmlncll· 11111dd1'ess u sct·lous nulinnulnccll. . ()I', ui1CI'I111II WI~. C'llllJ:li'~SS cuulli Ill , lcnst II!LIW 111 P"1v1de cuvci'UI!C prolcctlnll scnhll's Ill' llCI'hup.~ only ·li•w · ln~umq 'enims - ll!llilnst culustrophk druy, Th~ · 21~)2 M~dkiii'C Will'S I'USUI110d thl' week, delny••d n mo111h us hosj1ltnls sue· • ~cssfully li1u~h1 ~tlls Jli'Ojlll.M by Wi1ys Bccuusc ol'\l- 11 -01. Ihi.~ will· pmbuhly he 11 Founh ol' July like nnd Means C'huinnun B II Thomus (R· no Olhel' eVCI' 'CCichniiCd In OLII' \:Ollllli'Y· llC~IIliSL' nl' Ihill II'II!IIC Cnlll'.). duy. pU11'illlism hus hcen I'C hnrn. Is ull of 1hi .~ 11 pllll'intismthlll is · Tile Jli'OS\lcct' Ihi' yenr urc thnt gond for us as 11 WUilii'Y umlu people. uris snmc of it quilc ucg· Conllrcs' wi I end hchl1ing hospltuis, · ntiv~:? . doctors, liMO,, rum hcu lh ~entcl's und expenses. I ~hallcngc you to c~uminc wlull I cull liodlr putriolism, hy ol her prnv ider' who do need nssls· Rut lhe 1wn pllltk,, Ill)) Jl!lllinjlldcolo· looking 111 the Iheme "Whut is Right wilh Amcnm" The Iheme tun~e - htlln\H scnimdtizcns, who 11ecd gy und elcetlnn-ycur pol ilk ~ fh'sl, . is anallcmpttn he com1llctcly pnsitivc uhout our counlry. whid1 , it 11101'~ . Rcpuhlkuns lnslsl on rclot·mln!!, · I know is impnssihlc. · COLUMNIST Somehow. C'nn)U'css hns lwcn uhle to Mclilciii'C Ill ~IW ICiliUI'N II clllliL'C Ill The freedom of religion is whut is righl ahoul America. Most come to n~trecmenl this clecllnn ycnr 1111 insurut1cc phms. l)emoct·uls chui'IIC Ihi ~ . of the li•umlcrs ol' our coumry wen: coulcssing Christiutts,us fur hill inns lnuid for funncrs iuostly corwill " l'ol'c~ ' thc111 h1111 ~I MOs.'· , us I know, no otl1cl' fuith grm1p: hut lhel'c were ugnosti~s and pontic fnrmcl's -., hul Cllll 't do It for 11Wil11:1 VlllCI'S - SUhlll'hlll1 Wllnt~n und Democruls 1ilsn oppose unylhlnl! lhnt ·. uthcists 11111011!1 the foundCI'S. They h11d lhC lili'CSigiH Ill Cl'elltc II ' SCiliOI'i\, SII1UCks of IIICIIIIN•ICSillll! Mc1IIC1ii'C, indepemlcms do so especlully. cotintry 1hut ullowcd fl'cc religious prncticc ,;..... 1he Chl'istlnn. Funnel's were the bcneliclnl'ics nl' 11 which lhcy cunsldCI' 11 suc-lnl htSUI'Uilc~" I ,ohhylsts crcllill{e\J: Roll Pnl'llllllll (I~ · kw. llindu, Moslem, whutcWI' - ull hnve 111c snmc freedom of · _ j1iddin~ Wiu'/spcndlng l'l·cnzy. The Jli'OI!I'Uill like Sllcinl ·sccurlty with ~uur: 1 Ohlu) und l·lousc C 1lcl' De/JUly Wl1lp religion. This is i.:ovcrcd hy the l'omlitulionnl s1u1emcn1 in th~ ·. dylitmu~ on u Medkw·c pi·cst. T IJltlnn·dt'U!! l~oy lllu111 (R·Mo.) wilh curry ng the case UIIICcd hcncllts I'U!llll'di C.~S !II ii1CillliC. . First Amcndmcut : "Cnngrcss shull mukc nn luw rcsiM'Iing 1111 hcm: fil this yeur looks to he purtlsnn DenuMuls uls11 ·Will II 11 mu ~ h rh;hct· to nlhcl' lenders, who "come down like 11 cslahlishmc111 ol' religion, or prohihlling lhc free cxcn;ise tl1crc· swlcmuw 1\lllowcd hy pollti~ul blmne· llCilcl'lt - $HIXI hlllltlll undCI' Ullousc hill tn11ol' hrkks" on Thomu . ~ . nf... " ' L:usllug , und $4~0 hlllhlll to $~lXI hllllnnumlcr n, I I.e I'I:WI'Ote his hill, revcrslng 1 111 nntlcl· Whal i' wi·ong with America i' thai lhis i' prohuhly 1hJ mosl Wilh luck . Congre. ~ s will decide lhis hill sponNt1rcd hy Kennedy ulunl! with pnted hospllul cLttlll' $JO llllllon owl' 10 uhused stulcmcnt in our whole cnngrcgulion. II i' 11111 hdng full 1h111 it hus to do somdthing on lhe ycm·.~ to u $1~.4 hllllun lnci'Citse. hul Sen,, llnh Cll'llhiiiH (1 11u.) und /'.ell Mille\.' nhuscd hy cilizens, hut hy the cnum. The young 1111111 in SL Medlcul'c fi'OIIIIInu wlllui1PI'OVC fLuK1s to !'educing the pi'CN~I'iJ!IIon -drull hcnclil l\1r (Gu.). Alhuns, W.Vn .. who oppn.•ed prnycl' 111 gmduulion j'mcti~cd his l'lllSC illudCqUIIIe rci111 HII'SCillCiliH 10 senloi'N fmm $3~1) billion to$~ I 0 hi Ilion. But, must nf ull, Dumocruts dnn'l Willi( right to fr~c speech. il was his opininnund he hu( 1he l'ighl to provider•. tnjjlw I'I'Csli.lcnt Bush 1hc o\1po1·tunlty hi · Thnmns unveiled his new hill und CXpl'eSS il. Thnt nwy > low I he I rend of doctors nnd begun n,wrking It up this week In com· hnld u slgnln11 ccl'lllllllllY n thll Ruse, Wlllll i.• ICI'I'ible is'lhUithe COUI'IS upheld hi.~ opinion, lllld truly ~I MOs droppi llll Mcdicurc Jlut lent~ und , mlltee. A 1.'1111punlon - ~mne sny l'lvul Ourderi. rc>lriclcd the free c~crd'c of religion, rcslrklcd Ihe rights of any will hulp fllluncinlly strupped urbun, Even ~ome llouse CIOI' lcuucrs, hill IN being murked up by Hncrlly und who wunlcd to lll'uy. We huVl' lhe riglll In pruy und pruy f•uhlicly. teuchingund rul'lll ho,phuls. flul It wnn 't C'ommel'cc Chulnnun Hilly Tuuzln IR· ucknowledsc !hut lhclr hill I~ "mn1nl~ anu In exercise m1r fuilh wilhmn I he rcslriclion of the ~:our! or nid senlnrs fucing sul'glllg phunnuccutlcnl Lu.), who's excrcisinll hi.1 puncl's .1~1rl s· ilollllcs" - prnvldln~ Rcpuhllcuns wlq1 uny gov~rnml!rllHI agcn..:y. . t.. · t.:OSlS. , diction over , outpullcnl McdlciU'e SCI'· CIIVCI" liS UelllllCI'IIIS lry to cxploll lht The freedom of rclig~<m i' what i• righl wilh Amcricu, II' The Nnu~c wus scheduled 10 vute lust vices. di'U~ lssuc10 win supJ~ll't fmm scnhll's. oppw.ed hl religious rcprc,sion unu religious coercion thul goe' month on 11 Mcdicurc plun written by · It s ulsn designed us Jltlrt nf the h1rger: The bills will he rccondled hy llousc t>n in much of the world. · . Thomas, hul it' uction wns postponed lenders und vmcd (Ill ncKI week, hill no GOP strnlegy of ~I ling upn list ul' llnuse' The freedom of speech is whut is right with Amcricu. Wilh the bccuuse industry lobbyists und buck· sooner hud Thnmus hunldu~ed hi• new uchlevcmenls 111111 the Senut~ Is unuble 10 freedom of speech comes the fi'Cc<.lom ol' thought und ull ol' the bench Republ icuns complui ned to GOP meusure thun pw1lstln wrungl[nJr l'legun. mulch. freedom thut we experience in this country. We have the right to leudcrs uhnLII 1'eimb~1rsement cuts he ·. S~n. r~dwurd Kenneuy ID· Muss.) And. Indeed, It's unlikely !hut 1he chouse our education, vocation m owupution, where we live, intended to impose on hospltuls. Scnute will puNs uny uru1.1 hill. Mt\lnrily denounced it us "n. l Clii!Cr und lnudequute" anu un llllllosl endless list of freedoms. The Amcricun linspitul Asliociutiun, ut the Nullonul Press Cluh und de~hu-el.l . Lcudcr ThnmuN Dus~hlc (D·S.D.) li11ends When I lived in Bosnin, a e<iuntry of lhc former Soviet Ihe Federation nl' Amencun Huspitllls rmd thut "the only thing worse thun not puss· LU bring up lhe Gl'llhum-MIII~r bill l'or Republic, and worked with many penplc in the former Ihe Coulitinn tn Protect Americ11's Ncnlth ln11 Medl~urc prescrlflllun-drul! reform dehutc .. posNihly next week - hul h'Ni Communist counlries, I suw the difference. The repressive form Cure run 11cwsruper ads In six GOP dls- would he In puss 11 phony program thnl gl ven no chunce nl' puHslnH. 1 ol' governmenl restricted free thinking and crcutivuy more than trkt~ pi'OICsting lhc cuts und composed u under111h1es the covcruge that ulrendy So, there's likely w be 1. 1 11 lmpuNNc.1'hd' anything else. The Bovcrnmcm tried to do the thinking fur the telcvisinn ud to run iii other districts. exists." · qt1cstlon is: When will il ever l'lreuk'/1'hl~ people, and eventually they t111ly ~ould n01 lhink and u~l for Thut ud, fcuturinjl tll1 emc1·gcncy mom elcctlun Is nm likely tn 11lve either pu11y. 01' ~nurse, sun~elhinl! better thuo puss· themselves. Our freedom, whicl1 hegins wilh freedom of spcc~h. und nmki11g the cuse ·tl111t "one-third of ins nn llenefil ~ given lhe indlsJJCnsnble dcclsl.ve C(~lll"!! ol' <:1111¥r~NN, so u ~om· is what i' right wit11 Amcri~:u . Exercise it. hospiiUis are losing money ... yet some in pluce lhul drugs have in mndcrn medicine rrumtiiC ul dlllerenccN 1s Ihe .only wuy' Our mililury._,.ervicc i' what i' righl with Amcricu .. Our free· Wushing1011 want to cut puymenLs by bil· and lnlhe live• ol' senior's- wuuld he l'or thut uny druH henclll con be JlUNNild. But dmn was won anJ 1.~ pre.-.crvcd 1n 1h1' day hy our m1l1tnry .ser· lions" never was uired, hut it wus pluyed Dcmocruts und l~crtlhlicuns lo muke u hmh side• Keem dclcrmined to UIIC the' vice und the individuals who have .crvcd, even when 11 ha' sevcmllintcs on Cupiwlllill. · dculto pmvidc.onc. iKsue politlcully, not Holve lt. h'K no cred· required the supreme sa~rilkc. Suy whal you want, lhc Berlin The hospital gmu1ls ulso circulutcd u it w e1ther ol' them. · . · The 'ongressionul Budget Ol'l'lcc Wull came down and the Cold War ended bccau'c the U.S. mil· survey hy GOP pullstcl' llill Mclmurl'f' jud11cs lhlll the llouse OOP drug pion Is (Morton Krmdrtwke /,\'I'Xemllvll editor itury held the line against Communism in Europe. The world is showmg thut more thun 70 IJCrcenl nl' VOl· li~ely to !!llin purticipmlon by 90 IJCrcent o/llo/1 Call, lhe ~II'W.Vffilfll'r oj' Caplto1 · a mu~h freer world today hcc;ms~ of the LJ.S. militury. crs oppo..c cuts lo hospitul• und thut key ol seniors. IIIII.) ,, . . None ufthe ahovc mcam u1hing if God is no11irst in our lilc. II' whut is righl wilh America c~i~ls only fur our materialistic. scllish inlercst.,, i1 i' un Clllllly pulrinti>m. With God as 1hc cen· tcr of our life, we live our palrulli>~u oul a' love for our fellow humankind; and with His value>, Word and Spiril liS our gt•idc for al) of life. · · . · · . Let us live a Godly patriotism by sincerely practicing a true • faith in God. . •' ' . Havc·u Godly Fuunh ol' July Holy Day. · (The Rev. Joflll.~ll'kfllll /.1 pa.\'tor '!I'N<'W U}i' IJttltaan Clturclt BY RID GRIIN No time for ~11fety . llucJ. If a 11ulud HitH out un the counter f'u;.' in GallipoliJ.) I' vc been t)bservlng how murried cnu- . When yvu're newly murried and huve WIJ Jon~ llr il' mcut NpendH u l'ew Juys i~' l>leH dress ul'ler they puss lhc I O·yeur younl! children in the home, you really the ref'rt&eruwr or il' the milk. luokH .u . mark, und there Ncems to be u puuern~ appreciate alltlf' the Nul'ety prccuuliunH her the .wrm111 wuy, lhcy're gone. Sh ' AN alwayN, there ure CKcepllnnN, but In productN and uppliunceH: the cblld· iilurtN every duy by rcudhll! the "heHC generally the husbandN tend.to dreKK fur prm1f' boule' t.npK, the extra Jayen of before•: l.ubeiH 011 everythinG in th4 · more caNually than the wives du. And Pllckallil11!, the Hufcty"lnck 1111 the llutanc kitchen. And if' lt'ii expired, or even If even lc1r the husbands who dreHH well, lighter. But .once you hit middle ~~~e and today'H the duy, IL'ii outu there. Now 111 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS il\ u ~ua lly because their wiveH dreHs the kidH ure MOne, your priuritleH a normal mull, a hunter, nothing upsel · Toduy is. Thursday, Jult_4, the I !15th day of 2002. There lire them. I' m sure you've IICCn middle· chan~e . Suf'ely huH dec reused in vulue, me more tha11 w Hec pcrl'cctly good l'o, 180 day~ left in the year. This is lndepcnd~ncc Day. aged couplcH in lhe mull where Hhe'H Time is the real uHHeL When you've got thmwn uwuy •• l'ood that I Cltuld hav Today '• Highlight in ~li >tury : cJrcs~cd up in a· Hmart nuU'il with a a head~~Che, you wuntlhal boule ll! open eaten 1100ner hut waH huldln& bllCk nu On July 4, 1776, the Contineritul Congress adopted the mulching purse, and he '• wearing torn \jUickly, not Haf'ely. When you wont (!) ol' a"l'cur ol' gluttvny und itH uf'ter·cf'l'ect f.>cclaration of l ndc1icndeocc. jeans and a sweat Hhin . .both or which ltghltf1c barbecue or a candle, you don't And there ure thlfufiund~ of' men u · Ten years ago: Stefli Graf won her fuunh Wimbledon title, fined him Hcveral yearN and huncJrcdHof want to have to UIIC both hundH: that there jUHI like me, 011 Ourllu11e Du defeating Monica Scle~ in aS 1/2-hour mutch interrupted three Big MllCs ugo. ·· · would meun puuinjl d~1w n the TV Eve, try drivinjl through u 11uburb 111 time• by rain . . The reason for ,thiN vaHI dilll!repancy remote, Whenever you make thiniiH three in the morning un.d notice ull lha Five years ago: NASA'> Path tinder spacecraft landed on Man•• m the· way mumed nien and women Haj'c, you automatically make them kitchen lijjhts 11n. If you could peek i inaugurating a new era in the -curch lor life on the Red Planet, dreHo is hccauHC ·men chollse clothcH more complicated. We don't want or the win(k)ws you'd !ICC men like me CBS newsman Charles Kunllt cJie<l in New York at age 62. hascd on how they make them feel need that anymore, We'd rather have with a chair pulled up 111 the open fridg4 One year ago: A Ru•sian airliner cmhccJ in Siheria, killing all whercaH women chooiiC cluthes baHed thin&H Himple and -dangerouH. lnHiHiing door a~ .they pick lheir way thmu~ J4S people abo'urd. . on how they make them IIKJk. Men are that life necdH w be comvlicate<l and death row, IICUln11une luHI mouthful o Tooay's Binhdays: Advice columnist Pauline Phillip• generally le~• concerned alxlut their ~al'e iH the rcajl()n half of' uH ure aHieep plea•urc before Lllc ol'fenderH ure fiilnt ("Abigail Van Buren") i• K4. Ac1rcss Eva Marie Saint is 711. appearance lind" married men even le~s by 9 o'clock e\lery night · Playwright Neil Simon is 75. Actrcss-rhmographcr Gina the end or lhc 4ri.ve~tly by the grin) ""· Whenever you see a dreH~ c1x.le at a When yoo tihould uy •no' Lollobrigida is 74, Baseball team owner George Steinbrenner iJ, feuper Whll NICCpHIn ngh!CIJU~ IICrcnil)l futJction or· a cluh, truhl me, they're • When the bOiiHaHkKhim w iipeok hi~ JU-t u few ~lepH uwuy. 72. Country ~inger Ray l'illuw is 65. Singer Bill Withers is ()4, ; tal kin~ w the mar~ied men. Sinale men mind. Actor Ed Bernard is 63. Actrcs• Karolyn Grime• i1o 62. J<Jumulist Quu19 ol' thc Duy: " Whatever hit• th• arc ~11 11 makin11 a ~aleH preiiCntalicm. • When a ~tranae woman u~ks him for fan will nm he evenly cJiHtributed." -C GcralcJu Rivera i~ S9: Rock musician Domingo Oniz Married men have clufled the deal and anythin&. !Widespread Panic) is 50. Singer John Waite is47. Rock musi· Red Green . : arc just lcKJking 10 honor the wntr~t • When he'~ alone at the Boat Show. cian Ktrk Pengilly IINXS) is 44. Country musicilln Teddy Carr (Red Gmm 1.~ 1/w of "17u, Rea without , lo~ing. all ~I' their dijniiY; So • When the waitreliH ~wrt~ lookinll Green Show," utel~vl.lfon ~t,rlr'N umllt (Ricochet) is 42: Rock OJ Zonka cBi~ Audio Dynamite) i~ 40. IT!Y aOVICC [() the. WIVeH OUI there I ~ [() prelly, Tcnni• Hall of Pame electee Pam SMyer i• 40. Rock musician flu' U.S. mt P/J!i ant/In ( 'tmadu rin 1h11 • When the coph aNkH if he kn,,wh CDC Network, and till' rtutlwr o}'thi · g1vc up 1111 gelLing your hu~hund 10 Mall Malley (Counting Crows) i~ 3'i. Acrrcs• Jcnica Ocrgerc i• change hi~ clll!hCK hecau~e he doesn't anything. · 2!!. Singer Stephen "Stc" McNally IBBMak) is 24. . ttew book "Out ·l1uJH' IN N111 Hnoush: 1 lo<lk g<J<Kl. ~~~teud rrlU have w make ' .·When hili wife UHk~. "l.>il YI)U ha've a 1/umomus Ouidt' 10 TI1uugh1 fur 11lllay: "lnlellcctually, I know !hut Amcri~u i• no M/clllfr' " the clotheNhe " wcarm11 now make'him problem'r' bcucr than any other country: emotionally I know •he i~ hetlcr (1/a/lt~rlfi!lh f'rm, 2002). Wwh feel bud. I fiU$1!Chlll digital camera or a Wailte not Wlll•t.Nhot than every other country." - Sinclair Lcwi~. American author the femur/! jllm "llPd Grem 'N 'IJur'f full-length mtrror. My wife lii fanatical about l()(x.J going Tape forever'" u1 a lheuter n11ar you.;, 1188S-19SI). . · ' . · BY THE RIV. JOHN JACKSON itch a hazard of summertime Brinkers have twin daughters Family . or uwuy In ubout one week . Trculmcnl8 lhut help lll(lst Itching Rkln rushcil work for swfmmcr's il ch. !OCl . rool compresses, bukln11 sodu &ths. hytlt'(ICMisono cruum llr ulumlne lotln11 ull help relieve the Medicine . N)'lllp\01118. · Porllmulcly. yuu cun't l!lvc swimmer' s itch lo somcono else. However. other people who sw im· where yuu cncoun· tcrcd the ccrcurinc ul'c ut ri~k f()r I!Cilinu it. Tl!l:rcf'ore ,YOU should stuy uwuy from lhul "swlnHmng hole" for the rest of the scuson. . llecuuse the life cycle of' the blood 11uke Is curnplcx, .thcrc Is u 1100d chunce thut Ihe luko, pond or t·lvcr where you 1101 swimmer's Itch lust ycur will he free of It this seu~on us 11. wus in the yeurs before lust. Nliii1111Cr. For N()ll1ll meusure of SCC U· .rlty you cuuld check with the locul ol'llcc" of the Stutc Dcpunrncnt ol' ~lculth to sec if lhcy huve uny reported cUNei- of swim· mer's llch this ycur. If they huvc, 110 swim In u ~ wlmrnlng pool instead. Pools ure Immune froni thl• purtlculur problem IJCcnuNc of the chlorine used to disinfect I he pool wutcr. Jr the pool hli8 u lll'ea~uurd und your "swimming hole" doe1n't, you urc ulso much 11188 likely to drown in the pool. . Thut'8 unother lmponunl aufcty con1ldcrutlon I 1'hoac Cl'llarurcs cun't luf11ct wutcrfowl (lr humun s. lnNteud, they mu81 find 1111lntcr· mcdluto host - u wntcr snull - to con· tlnuc their life cycle. O,ucc u snull bucomeH Infected, the mlrucldlu contln· ueN its developn1cnt Into u 'i'horc cvol ved typll of lurvuc culled ccrcurlae. These cercurluc ure then rclcuNcd Into Ihe wutcr. Ccrcurluc urcn'lthc most so\JhiMticutcd crcuturcH un uur J'lnn~:l . 'I' 1cy swim ubout until they lin skin - uuy skin 10 burrow Into. If the skin belongs to i1 wulerfowl, then the life cycle continuuM wllh development Into · unnlhcr bloOI.I llukc. When u ccrcurlum burrows Into humuu skin, no further developnldl)t occurM. 1'hc cremurc dieM wlthllllhll akin. It Ia u rcuctlon to deud ccrcuriuc · thut CUU8C8 M Wimmer' s itch - whut WC dOC• ton ulso refer to us ccrcuriul dcrmutltl1. Swimmer'• Itch bc11lns minutes to ("family Medlc/11 " IN a w~~kly col· houn uftcr 8Wimntii1J1 rn Infected water. 1111111. To .111/Jmlt gutl.lllon.f, write UJ Joh11 A tingling, burning or ltchlna feeling C. \#1(1: D. 0.. Oltlo U11lvmlty Co/lese 8tUI18 -11r8t. 'rhen, red pln1ries uppcur lu of' O.vuroput/tl,· Mctllt'i~te, P.O~ Box 110, the IIChlngureu•. These r,lmplea can then Atlre11.1 Olilo 4$'101. Ptw column,, ttrt: proareu lnto blllterA IIIII typlcully 110 1/Vrtilab/11 rmllnc ttl wwwJlmullo. orslfm.) MEIGS CALENDAR .. I Community Caltnctar Ia pu-. l11htd 11 • 11'11 Mrvlot to nonprofit troup• wlahlnl to artnouno• mHIInga ana 1111' olll IVIntf, Thl Olltncllr II hot dtalgnlld to promotl Mitt or funclir•ltlll of any typt, ltlma ara prlntld only 11 ipaGI ptr• mlt1 1nil o1nnot blt!laranfllcl 10 bl prlnttct 1 1peomo numbll' of dl!fl. Thuraclty, Jul~ 4 · RACINE - . Th1l11 reunlcn commllttt to m11f 11 2 ~.m . 11 nomt of Tom and Shtlla Thtlll 10 plan for lht reunion which will bl htld 11 Sltr Mill Park In Raclnt, July 14. tirldiY JUI!I I . HA~~IIONVI~~~ .. M1lg1 County Pomona Orana• 48, rtg• ular IIIIIOn, polluOI( IUplr II e:IO p.m. lollowtd by milling at 7:110 p.m. 11 lht Harrlaonvlllt "I" ltatlon. Alhlnt CountY Pomona Orange mtmbera will bt gu11t1. lundav, Julv 7 · MAlON - Tha L.lonard and lutan Jane Routh ftmlly 111unlon will bt htld al12:30 p.m. II tnt M11on Oily Park. Tholl antndlng Ill IO llkl OOVtrld dl1i111, pop1 and eating utlntlla, and lt1ma ror 1 ftmlly •~ollon. M1a1 will b1 provldld by th• com· miH11. Alto llkt lawn ohalrt. t~~~~6~~YL~e SA~E!M CENTER Slar Harrltonvllll ~odgt 4 t 1httaltd Grange 778 regular mltllng, mtttlng, 7:110 p.m. at t • hall. polluok at e:3o p.m. followed by m11tlng al 7:30p.m, All mtmbtrt Rtlrttf,mlnlt. ltktd ro auond. SA~EM CENTER Star Monday, July a Grange 778 polluok al 8:30 p.m. TUPPERS P~AINS - Molgt follow1d by mflllng •1 7:110 p.m. ·- ·' County Rtpubllaan Party milt• lng, 7:10 p.m. at lilt Tupp111 Plaine "lrtha~"· · IAIT MI!IOI Organlzallontl milling and open gym jor junior tnd 11nlor high volleyball pllylrt will b1 htld 11 7 p.m. at l!atltrn High Sahool. MIOO~EPOFIT - Tublroulotll tilting will takt plaot from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. al the Mlddltport Fir• Otpartmtnt. Tholl htndllng jcod n11d a ekln 1111. Rlldlngt will bt July 10 from 4:30 to 5:30p.m. I'OMEROY - Scott und Mindy Brinker of Pomeroy unnounce the bl11h of twin dau~hlen, Kntllyn Kuy und Kun11JII011 Kuy Brinker. They were born on June 4 ot Holzer Medicul Center in Oullipolls. Kutllyn ut 6: 19 p._m. welahlna four pmuu.l .1. lhl'llc ounces. und Kurinj!ton ut 6:30 p.nl. wllijlhi11g 4 pounds, ll ounce~. . Mutcrnul grundpurents urc Vi~kie Klulber of Chester und WI Ilium "13111" Hurrl s of Picken s. · S.C. l'utcrnul ~rundpurentN urc Nurold 'Butch" und l'enny Brinker .ktnnllh McCullouoh, lt. Ph. Charita Rlfflt, R. Ph. Prtacrlptlon Ph. tt2-2855 112 Eoal Main 511'111 Pomeroy, Ohio 11 1C)~I~I~Jl ·J)lllf~ Saturday, July 6 6 8unday July 7 rela:.ed atmolphere of fe1terdar 111 rou 1tep back In time with "' ~ Days of tve11ts for" of all a<!~ ~~59 1 · • Pull Saturday 10:00 am • Wagon Rid,. · All day · ~ Gam11 Each Oay: Wtttrmelon Eating Conteet • Cow .Palll Throwing Cont..t 1• (YESI Real Cow Pattlee ao bring your glove•) Slarttal 1:00 p.m. ... Cath Prlz,. .. •. Slgg11t Subblegum Bubble Cont11t • Country Kltollen Open All Oay • Country Store Open Both • OtmO'e In tht Blacklmlth Shop, The Print Shop . &lhe L.Oom Houee · • I • Attend a rtal CIUI to be held lA the old one room IChoolhOUI81 ,f'"' ;i,; -··· -- ........, -I Grcul ·grundpurent s arc Mary Younl! ul' Pomeroy and Mildred Huhburd of Syrucusc. PRESCRIPTION PRICEII In time, husbands dress more casually than wives r~lo.- tl1e 111' Pomeroy. BY C STORES' · CLAIMS THAT THEY HAVE THE LOWEST RED GREEN'S VIEW TODAY IN HISTORY Katllyn and Karln~ton Brlnklr ,__ ___ HOURS Mon - Frl 8om - tpm Sot. 8om- Spm Sun. Cl01td �.\ '· / Paglt AS • The . Thul'lday, July 4, 2001 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Daily Sentinel • ' Inside: ·Th Daily $entinel Diamond Roundup. Page 82 Daily dose ofWimbledotl, Page B3 ( 1 • Winfield tops Meigs lri.sh otout. ( ' Appearing every ~unclay In lbe Dally Sentinel . ' ' . 2002 River Rec Rh~hm • • .Rhyjhn1 on t.hc River concc,rt j)I'O~I'lltn 7 p.m. Fr!dny ill the Electric Blues · ' Court Orlll. Pomeroy, to fcuture The Hurricnnes doing electric blues, \1 p.m ., Snturdny.. Cover charge $5. · . . u111phithcutcr 111 l'omcroy. (ol'cg Schubcr und Ht~h Street, E.vcry n1es~tY open jum with Oulo Kutchur, 8 p.m. to 2 n.m. •dcsnibrd us C'indnnutl\ hcst hlucs bund mixing clusstc 11coustic As pnrt of the Fourth of · . cmmtry blues, with truces of juu. und,clussic urbun blues. Free .. For more inli1rmution cnll 740-992-6524. July/Sternwheel Regatta. J-'( 11• more i11 fortlllltiul1 d1eck out www.courtstrcet·grlll. com. the rock bund Releece . · will piny on the m~iti stngc at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. Following Releece will be the bund Mothmun. At 6 p.m. the Fourth of July Reguttu Pnrude will tuke pluce, followed by the Regnttu Queen pugeunt. The fireworks ~how is slutcd for I0 p.m. . .. , Oullil~ 0 11s . R!vcr R~c.rc~lllllll . h;~ll~ul hcg1ns toduy 111 the ( ily l'urk und uloug thc .rtvor fro11t. Opening ceremonies ut 5 p .m. toduy, 4th of July purudc 111 6 p,m. 1111!.1 1'1rcwork.• ut to p.m. Concerts every cvcniug on tnuioi stugc locutcd 1)11 First Avenue . Musicul nets · include llurry Gorre ll & High ('ountry IK p.m.. tuduy), Lindtl Lou & tl1c Lucky 4 (~ p.m . & 1lJ::IO p.m. toduy). Ricdwchct (K · p.m.. Friduy J, Brct · Wolidull & the Nutchcz Truce l:lund (I! p.m .. Fridny ), Liquid C1·ystu l iH p.m.. Suturduy) unci ShhhBnng (9· 11 p.m .. Sului'Liuy). Muin uttruction 1111 the l'ivcr 111 1\JO 1.111. Frkluy, lntcrnut itlnul 1~uclng As,ociution Clreul Iukes Jet Ski compctitio11 . Christiu11 mmic u11d scr· vices Sunduy, hcgin<!ing 11 1 II :30 11.111. Musicul groUJl~ · include l~cl'lcctions (I p.m .), · Muior Young & tile Ruy of flopc Singers c; p.m.), I'OI'giv~n t 4 (3 p.m. l. N'Hurmnny !4 r.m.) und 01·dinury People ·15: IS [l.tll.) . Rides proviucd by Cumivtd Tytnc AI1111MCI11CIItS. 0 on the River Releece Mothman ·· costume . There will be u kid~ Mothmun costume con· ' test on Friday at 6 p.m. ut 1 ' the 4th Street smge. Kid's kuruoke und n DJ'will fol· low from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. Laser Llpt Show A h1ser light shuw winds ttp Fourth of July uctlvlties on Saturday nt IOp.m.· ' Dance Dunce ut Sou thslde Community Center fen· , turing the Rocky · Mountnln Boy~. 7- 10 p.m. • Huntington Athens Toy Show T11c first tny show, feu · 1Urin11 vinlllgc, wl lcdihl c~ and new toys, is nffcrcJ ul the Ohln Vjlllcy l'lcu Murkct frui11 H a.m. to 5 p.m. J.uly 6 at 404 W. IRth Sl. Call !-304 l 42\1-5051. ask for Viviun. Big Top Circus Jugglers, u~robutM, clowns und more urc leulured · in th ~ old·l'ushiuned cin:us performed by Hendricks Family Circus July H") ut Vctcruns Mcmoriul Ficltl House Grounds .. J>crforrnunccs begin ul ~ und 7:30p.m.. hoth uuys. 'Damn ·Yankees' . Ohio Vulley Summer Theater's production of• · the Broadway musiqol "Damn Yunk~cs" opens July I 0 in the Buker the· uter (Kantner Hull) on the OU cumpus In Athens and runs through July 30. Evening performances ut 8 p.m. Wednesday· ,Saturday, and Sunday mminees Itt 2 p.m. Tickets will be twulluble at the Fine Arts Bvx Office In Kantner Hall on the OU cumpus in Athens. Oenerul odmis· · sion, $11, seniors, $9, students, $7, Coli 740593·4800 during business hours, Monday-Friday, ' the first :10 registered and .will 12 to 4 p.m. to charge nn! he ~o nduded without 15 tickets by phone. Check J>ununounl Arts Center pre- purticipunts. Soft drink~. candy The outdoor drama is performed at 8 p.m. Monday throuqh out the OVST web puge se11ts Stnmner Theatre Camps and chips arc available for sale, Saturdays throu~h Aug. 31 at the Sugarloaf Mounuun at 222.nvst,org. 2002 in June ut the center, 13(XJ but Ntudents may bring snacks Amphitheatre, Chtllicothe. Ti.ckets for adults Monday through Winchester Ave. "On from horne. Cnmfortuble, loose Thursday are $14 and children age I0 an'd younger; $7, for Broadwuy/' OJ>en to grades :1-6; clothes and tc1mis shoes urc also . udults Friday and Saturday, $16 and children age 10 and 8:30 a.m. 10 noon through rcwmmcndcd. Contact Randy . younger, $8. Call (866) 775-0700 or (740) 775·0700. · Friday, $1 15; · unc.l "On McKinney, (606) 324-3 175, or Broudwuy," OJ>Cil tu grudcs 7- . ·MuC'i\liliff®paranwantartsccnOho ·' University : 12, 8:30 u.m. to noon July 8-12, lcr.cum or mail to P.O. Box Summer Band . "U nder ; $11 S. Each session is limited In 1546, Ashland. KY4110~ - 1546. the Elms" concert. ' Wednesday, 7 p.m. Free .. . Field Foothull ~ Stadium. concert · by the Coming in August ... Featured lire Dttvid Allen Coc, Communivenity Band Kcntuc~y Hcadhu.ntcr~. Molly · conducted by Michael · liat•hct und others. Tickets are The Aracoma Story Inc. presents the production at 8:30 Robinson. 011 sale. "The cost. is $25 in p.m. Thursday through .Saturday, July .5-7 and July II~ 14 at ' The Southern Thunder rock u~vunce, $30 day of show or $45 Chief Logan State Park, Liz Spurlock Amphitheatre. Tickets concert is oflcred from n<Mln ·tn frunt of stage (seating is limited . are $8, $.7 for seniors and $4 for children age 12 and younger. midnig~t Aug, 17 ai Laidley to 5lKJJ. Call (304) 523-~777 Call (304) 7.52·92.53 Tommy Lee )ones, left, and Will Smith reprJse their roles as "K" and .. J" In this seqoel to the highly popolar .. Men In Black." · L-------------,---------------------------1 Ashland, Ky. . camps Portsmouth lbeatre lbe Local Girls 1 The si nging 'trio from Athens, Ohio, entertains ut !I p.m. July 6 ut the Southern Ohio Mumnn, K25 Oulliu St. Admission i.~ $7.50 for seniors, studcnts and museum members and $10 for the general public. Call (740> 354-5629. ' Chillicothe 1'ecumseh' 'Under the Elms' ·Chillicothe 'Fiddler on Rock Concert '\11\' II·~' 1\•,1. I ~~ 111\'tl~~~~ . l.~jli\11\M~NIII 1""111 ~"' hi Ill' lh\' \1~1\I'N'<It\l Willi II 11'1111 ,,,. . II !'lUll\ h11W\IjlllllW~ Ill II.\ Ill\\ II,\ 11.\,1' lllll'hl!llllllt S)\1111, llll'l~jl\, M~'f' hcl\ ~11111111"'" \111'11111\' 1111 Willi u wh' II\ IIIIi~ hll\\1 1\tlll\1'111. 1~ Hill\, ·. On .1'\t~>~ . 111\l M~tll' 11111.1 MtN\11 (\11111~ I -11\11 '\11111\h tnllll'\1 ''I' Yf t' \111~ ht M~·lll'' Ill I I ''"' 111 ~11\'\- Spm~· ~)t1 \W\ImNhl)\ Mt>lll' ,,.,,11M Hlllltup till' 'I.'WI'N'Ilf\.1 ~~~~~~. WINI'Itll ll. \\',\'\\. .Point Pleasant Pomeroy/Middleport Gallipolis the Roof' thi\ tillW lljlllh\\1 ThuRsDAY'S ' M~l~~~. I~- H. HIGHLIGHTS football · condltlonln1 RACINE - Helmet t'ittln~ for Southern J!miof high fout ; bull plu~ers nnd high Ncho'ol . pluyerN who Ntlll need to be ' fitted will be held at 5 p.m. on July 9 ut the Southern Football lluildinjl. Al~o. lnmuct lonnl duys for the Sout~er,p vurslty foot bull teom begun on Mondn~. July I Ill 7 p.m ut the high sch(lOI. The second duy of instruction will be on ntesdny, July 2 ut the sume time , The teum will · be huvlns two lnstructlonul ·· ~ays per week 'throu~:~h July. Concli Duw Bnrr hns 11 cnlen· dur . with ull the dnttls nml times thut the pluyers cun pick up ut the t'ootbnll build· IIlii' Nease aces Rlvenlde No. 4 )0, ' . • 1\VIhl'\111 l'li\Sil lnnlnjl with slnjjllls. Spu~tl\llnll 's h~ts~ hi I s~!lt\'tl Mt~mht 111111 CllllhH, . . Smith unil Wnn\'n lllsn ~nlltl'ntl lh~ 111'1 whh Rftl ~h,lll~~ 11s M~l~s tllllk ll (1. ~ u,ll;«ntlllll' m1il t'ut't'~tll'uttiMti ~tllninlll'iliih· Ill' ~~~V\' Chllll\li'S Ill \QtlV~ Ill~ jllll\\1' ~111'1)'. llunwm; thOujih. s~'llt'IXI 14 nms In th~ n\l~t t\lur ltlnhtll~ nf i)lil)' Ill h!~\l II l~lld tllllkult t\IIW\ll\1\l!lW , . Sptl"llllnll stut'l\lt.ltlw on thll t\1\\\Ul\1 lilt' M¢lj~s. I'IIQh• lnl) th~ 1\ltl\' 11!1illlt\ll lhlnllnnltlll~ uml slrl~ln~ 111tt twnlil)t\11\1 111'hilll'~ill\lW\I hy Smith In thl' l'ilih ltmlnjl. Wilh~ pltchlllllh\1 l'lmtl tw11 hmh111S i\w M~l11s, . llmh hmms 1.'11!11!!!ltl\lllu ~·mnliln~;~ 17 \ll'tws. M~l11s trnwls ti1 l.n~un Frl1l11~ lwltwll (llll)'illll hn•t Ill Wellstnn In 11 thluhleh~lt\let' Stt\111'\lll)' \1\!i!l.llnlnllll\ I 'II. Ill, ~ WORDI 0' INCOURAGIMINT- MoiQa Poilt 128 tlh(,lrt~top MIOhi'll!l W11mm, riQI1t, llllk~ with al Wln"-111 rellof Pitcher Jimmy s111,~u Smtth prepl.lrel\ to W6rm up lo bogln hlil turn ~n tl1tl mound lnlhll MMIQI 1~1 QUO , 01 , I!IU fifth lnnln& tit Wln~ld r , , ., Wednt11doy. M!II&IIOit to Flutnot'Y1 Ooun~, 11J.14. tDQtQh"tooper) ~wm~m a 1t u • 1a • ~~ IU ll"''w . The shot wus witnessed hy His wife, donnu, ~tnd hi s son, Putrick. ·Woods stretches Rlvenlde lead MASON, W.Vu. - Keith Woods, u resident of Bradbury, . tucked on three · and a hall' points following ·Tuesday's pluy to stretch his leud In the Riverside Ooll' · Course's senior le11gue. Woods bousts 116.5 totul points, with Dnve Jucoby o.f Athens sitting in second at I07 points f'or the yeur. A total of 53 players com· Jleted in Tuesduy's ploy, with the foursome of Rundul Browning, Bob Anderson, Ken Wlilted, und Donnie Fields posting u 57 (·13) t(l win weekly pluy. . Two quurtotR (Woods, Mike Durfee, Bill McDunlel, Carrpll Norris; und Juck Maloney, Chet·Thomus, Rex Youns. und Bill Winebrenner) tied for second ut. 60 (·10). Three teams tied . · for third at 61 (·9). Rulph Sayre und Jim C11pehurt won the prizes for "Closest tv the Pin' on holes · seven und 14, respectively, ~·· JJk!i .. - _._ ______________ , . On our nutloo'H I26th ~1t1hdny, it's t•un I'I!Cil ot' '>J~ . time to 'look blWk upon the first lui if Tht'n lli!llln •. Jl!lt'ht!pH SIIMII ~ htwi,(ln't of 2002 wonder how lhe .lec,,nd hull' huvll tn pt'llVI' hlmsoll' tn the htnN. will Nhupe 11p. l'i At't@r 1111, Ml\llll' l~eu~u~ lltl ~l?hull' Thlni!N ~eem lo luok thd 111llNllntar· dneNn't Noll the tWQd 10 toNI lti jliH~· eKIIng for the upcllmin~hmmths 111 ~t·, , ~ M11Jur l..eugue £11\Nobull. I, ll~ th11 wuy, huw you ~een thi! 111IN SteroidN hnve been the lip INNUe In on I~SPN l'or tho All·Stt!l' ~11111\l , the lust month nr NO us nne plnyer C'ut'I\1111\N ol' nvot'Nit.oll pluyori ~I'IINh • spoke up nnd tnld us whut Jnuny of \IN ln~tthe hulL hud alrendy eKpectod. TNE BUTCH MiliSTER . Pt'lllly COll i ''\IIINid~rlnll thi! NINIIill . Now, we have Sommy S(lNn ll)lNOI INNIII! uml whlll h11w ym1. with SpMN ~~l~trnted'N Rick Reilly . big Ntl\tement thut not eve1·y llOWilr• In the nl!xt nulmh ur ~~~. thiN INNue hecuu~e Rl!ill nde 11 Nitnple ~eNturo hitter · In the hlg lilii!IUeN IN tukln~ will IItke 11 h11~k Nettl to fhl! hiiN~hnll lo drive Sosu to tt clinic lind Jli'UVi! thu Juice, lhnt Ihe l\111110 t'll!l Ntll'llll In . mike thut IN, hy ulllntctlNIW purpo•· thnt the Cub Jlower·hllier ,WIIN mu u· recent yeni'NIN 11111 eutlruly IJC~IIIINI.l nl' eN, lnllvltnhle: · Nteruld IIPUNer. . NleroldM. And wllh It, like IQ\)4, we'lllll'llhll• Sure. Reilly WIIN In It fur II jlond But, Smu ret'UNell l~ eil l y'N rel.jl!l,lNI hly IONt' lllllilhlll' W!ll'hi s~l'ieN , colitmn piece, bul hi ~ lntentlonN were nml · lel'l l'ttnN wonilerln11 the WOI'Nt Jt 'N u sutllhllll!, 11111, · uiNo good. ubuul tho mnnlhlll, nlun11 with Murk l,uHt Y•1nr' s Sut·iuN wu1 ' ~K~Itluj! . II' SoNu dooM toke the~~e teHti nnd McOwire, helped druw fnterest ttnck tleNpite h~l1111 plnye•l !tilt~ llr I he w~~ comes out cleun, then thiN would be 11 In buNebnll ctw·lns theh· hiNtnrlc hom~ hnurH ur the nlaht. Butch C ooper ' --~--------...,---------··- - .. -.- ... M (,; .wa.u It wuN hus~hnllut It's htlst .. It h~lp~d h~11l11 utttlun thut Wll~ ~. till In NhiWI\ uti~r th~ wrwl•t uttu~k• tw11 mn!111tN ~llt'li~l'. • . · llt~hlml th~ · •~Qne•, Ml\1111' l,~u~u~ lltiKt~hlllll• In MtQh 11 nwM~ now with llu1l S~llj! u·ylnp 111 ~~~ two l~"m• in lhlllll'f•litlllil\11 111111 lite ii'HI!IIll hnvlnp Ill tukto ow•· thl' nwn('I'Nhlp or the Mmllt'oul Hx \11'" In lhlllll'll~llii . l'lll~l!fN Nil ilrl~~ ~mitlntUI Ill Nky nwk111. N!l, no mw hili 111\N\'"t~ll Al~x l~ml riMit~l ~~~ lit~ l~nru~'~ hi»ht~Nt pnl1l. J1l"yor, httt ov~rnl Mnhu·l~• ~1111 • thlltllltl t'IN~ . I' ve lw"t'll Nlllll~ Nit)' tlmt 11w h~Nt thlll!l fill' th~ I'HilN I~ II ~lrlk~ . IIIII, It' you think Ml.ll will NOll'· 11~ilt'u~t. lfl~ll you're hlMHIIQ, Ml, ll IM 11111 hlji. · Pl1111 111 Coo,.r, - B~g B's keep II ....... Astros rollln1 GOOD NIGHT ~ Houtton pi!Ch<~r Roy 'OIWI!IIlllttod liN lnnlnp ond'lmprovacl to t •tl on the yeor by bOIItlnjj tho Rldl W dnlld~y, (AP) . CINCINNATI CAP) . Blll&io ond Boawoll oro hh· tina. Tho offenNol• prooucln& run~ at "n lmpro~•lvc rille, . Reel. s· The llullpon I~ mukln& 1111 ror the rolillion'~ troublel. , . ·If the Hou~ton A~u·o• nre f!olna Ut. rnllke . u run, thl• l• llle lime to doll . Jeff Baa well homered ,· . ••••• Send your lpcat ~porta news to lhc Sentinel via e· mail at lportli@mydaily~n· tlnel.com · ~------'-- • JL# . .. on .JulY 11002 AIVI111lde lenlor Men'l Lflllut 1Mde111 1. Klllh Woodl111.11; 2. Dive Jacgby 107i_3. Ralph Sayre 99,15;. 4. Claude l"roltltt .IHI.5: e. Terry H~pp 95; 6..Bob Anderton 94.0; 7, Aondal Browning 92; 8. Lew Olllanll90.5: 9. Harley Rico 87.5: eo. 228 Main 81. -1L.WLJ A' most interestlngfirsthalf of 2002 Thom• 82; 29. Floyd uhapman 81.5: 30. Otnl Gray 51, 31 .Jm Lawrence ·58; 32.0on Routh 58.!1: 33.Jim Oa~h~ 58: 34.Mike Bragg 57.!1: 3!1.BIII Yoho Featuring Kentucky Fried. Chitlcen . - mil hli hy IIIIW\111 , . M~l)ls Jum\~11 Mv~ 1111 t11p lu 11110' 1\lllmYhlll ltltlh\11 ~~~ Ml't\llu. Oust n Whl''· l\tu111~"' 11ml Spnulllh1» 1~11 \Ill' til~ eo; 27. Otwey Smith 05i_28. Chit Craw's Family Restaurant · Tli11 l'lt11thllf' ''~11\'11 I ~ 1'\tn\ In I~ 1\ltu·tll lh!\lltjill \hth Inn it~~. tu~ h~ " 17 tll\'tlll . · ~ liut, In th~ till' nl' till' \l'~l'llth. Ml'ill' Wllflll.l \I.'W\1 1'1111' 111' th~it' 1\Wil llt'f llW hh\ illlll I'IVI? l'lltl\llllll'l'\1\f\ . 01\li ol' ttlllsl' hh> ''"" iltii'IHim UIJ'II' 1\~ Nil'~ \1'111111 \1 nn !1\l \ltll\ thllt ~11'\IVIi hi Ill\' 11n•t t'\U\1\ 111' II\~ hiiHI\jl. Mi>t\'1" t1nl~hti\l Ht\l jlilllili \lith thl\>1' hhs, "hU\' Jlmm;. Smith nl~o h"11 thr~ hit' tlw M~lli' \-l· ltl\. · Jo~h l~1wh, ll.l'nt ltumtlll~~ 1111~1 )\VIII\ St'llml\111\ll ~~~~·h h111l 1\VIII\It~ 1\lf tht> I'I Sitllfl\, . · , F1w 1\ttlll\11\ (6·7\, J11~ 1:-,vnn• h111ll1v~ hiiN, 11!11\ 1\1111~11 1\1111 four hit~ 1111d Mil>~> lhll11 hhi>~tll1 "ml llf\ltt R91'11 ~1Wh h111l tl\'\1. ' Ttl\' Pt~nth\\lrs i\11\kll " t\111 It\ lhllit' ht~lf ,,,. \h\' s~l\'1\th 111 nt«~ll It " I~· I :I ~"mil , . · Still dnw!l hy nw )llllnjllmn thll ntutfl h1uh~ . N1~1~~~ trll'll t\1 Jl.\11. lhln~s t~l•lnll . · · t:'"Sii)' IJUt\l'illl ~~~~ 11\l' hy l'llm'l\11\jl hltW Ill\ Ill\ l't'f\\1' Ill tl\h'\1 t\l\~1' 1111d Smith ~~n~lll1lll1 put tll'\1 t\11\11~1'~ 1111 with 1111 ''"'~ · WI\ Ihi Dlltlt'll\1 m~tmtllllll 111 ~o.'l'l'll 1111 «wll\1 plt~h, th\11'11111111\\ >ll't'l.'t!~\;1 1\111\l\1 thil I'I".Y' l\1 h11l>l \Ill 1\lf till' Wh\, Ml'i)IS 11J'IIIIII'II lh~ jlllllll.' tlll~h1jlll l·ll 1\'llllltt till.' IIIII 111' lh~ 11rsl liS Mkhill'l WW\?III\1'111\'1111!1 II llmthlll \ly l.Yt\llh, . Th~ 1'11!1thi'I'S S\'llf\111 t\1\1 1'\1111\ In llwlr hill I' nt' fh'illll\l " Southem MASON, W.Vu. - Bill Neuse ol' Syrucu·se recorded the lith hole-in-one of the Riverside Got f Cnu1·se 2002 seuson when he drilled the 160-vurd No. 4 hole ou June l'lllnl\111 l'VItnl~ lJill\11'1\lllUII'I~ 1\lt' M~>ljilo , Wh\1 111111 '"~~~~" l!llll" fllll 11'11\1 ""'' U\lt'. .thl? rl''llh 11 "' tlw •<\1\lil "' til l'lt11UIIl1 l't~nllll'f\ IWI\'<It\11.1 10. Jack FOIC Se.tl. 11, Donnie Fleldl 82; 12. B~ck Hell 81 .II; 13. Wee Petorton 79.11; 14: Bill Howard 78.11; 111. Ken Whited 74: 18, Pa~l Lanham 78.5; 17. O~zz Lauderml~ 76' 18. Dena Wlnobrenl'ltr 75.~;, 19. i!red Smith 7!1; 20. Elmtr Cli~<K 72. 21. Don Witton 7J .e; 22. Carroll Norrll 70.5· 23. Dale Harrtton 89.5; 24. Bill Winebrenner 88; 211. Chuck~~ 67; 26. Ttrry Sayre .. ll lultil CoQilp ~'ill«ll'll~l~ \>oil~~ 11\1\!VI'li. (~~ • .. ;. . I I . I twlco, drivin& In rive nm~. An~ Crul& BI&JIIO uddatJ o two.run ~hOI Wodn••~oy nilht.fm pn 11 ·4 vlliiOI')' over lho ClnclnnuU RetJ1 thul fin· IMhed ofl' onoth r cncournu. I " na ~er Ic•. Tho A~tf'iiN hftve won flvo 11f their liiNI ~~~ &l.lmo•. 11vor• u11lna 7,, run• durtns a •tretch 1hu1 Npurkca hllflil tho I , 8011~1111 ean 81111 bo 8Mivapd,' Tho thlr~·PIIIet A~lro' nave Y'lmlll041 lholr aon"J' In ·lhl Nl.. C.mral from 10 Jilllltlll 7 112, · "Our pllly lllo lilt couple of W ck• otvoN Ut I lilllt .,_,lh h • b liD 1 111 wo ~llll Ill k Into lt," •Mh! llftiWill, who hid a lhrcc-run hol!lll', I lo lhot "-11 ~ ltlll..,ll �., ' • 2 '. h n~. Thuttday, July 4, 2002 1101 ' 1 The Daily Sentint!l• Page 83 www.mydallyMntlnel.com Mau'resmo·beats Capriati; Serena wins Bullett shot gives · ' Indians waste Thorn 'slat st homer, fall 11-8 ~ " 11\llWiilt~ ' •I llll*lMlelll\ " 01.1\tli WIMIH WON, Eut~lanJ tAP\ Am~li~ Mttlll'c\1\Hl ~~~J~J lcllllifcr t'upriuti ·, 'trcttk 111' 'i~ Cllti\CCUtlve Onntll Slant '~mi11nal\ with a ruin lm.-rnt[ltctl \lralght-,et victory at Wlmhll',full o11 Wci.ltt~~day. · Sct~no William,, meanwhile, contll\· ucd her cu,y mn thmugh the Jruw with tl fl J, {>-2 \Vln over Daniela llantuchnva tmd will meet Mtltlre,tno ih the scnlls. Willhttlts husll 't tlhlpped a set tn tlve matchc~ nntl remalttl till ~omse fnr u 1)\lsslhk ml!ctllll! with her sister, Venus, ill the nnal. . 'Mllurcslllo dominated play In 1he 6· 3, f>-:2 <Jlltll1crlltlttl win over Ca~rlntl, who lwk-e re~dveJ ltetltmelll thJru '' tmlner l'trt '' pulled 11c.:k tliU~dc thrll mll!ht huve been A(!tltavuted by the cool. dtllllp weal her. "I tltlll'l think It had anything to do Wilh my l11s~ tutltly," Cttprlttll ~nid . "I've !jut t11 htHld It l<\ het·. Slie phtyed unbcncvllhlc. I dull'! think I teully h11d II chun~'C t11 piny out there ." In 11 mulch dcluycd lllr ·three hour.• hilt! hllcnupted twkr hy ~howet·~ the llilllh-sccdcd l"rcndnvlll)lnll llu~hed the thhi.l- ~ccdcJ C'tlf1t'luli tll~\llllt the cnu11 tlll\1 dktntcd the pllly with big serve.1 ltho.l llnsl1i111! winners . l'uprlntl cuutlln'l hundlc Maurc~mo's teletllless !(nllle artd htiled 111 reudt the ~~ntlllrutl~ 111' n dmnd Shun lnut·nument l'nr tl1e t1t·st time since the U.S. Opeu Ill · 2000. whcll she wus bemen 111 the l'ourth 1\IUIItl. "I never pluycd bellcr tennis lhun I · phtyed tnd11y," Mttllresnltl suiJ. filii Is Mntll't!SIIlo's hcsl Onliltl Sh1111 shnwh\!1 · slth:C she rcuchcd the Ausll·ulftlll Opc11 11mtlln 1991). v · "I Wtls 11l1p)ly wllh my con•lslency hldny.'' she sultl. "Fmtn bcghlllilig to cttd, I didll 't let tlll)'thlng !)tl. ThrH Wtl .~ the ~cy tndny." The Cclltrc Ctilll'l nttHdt lusted ~9 · minutes In nduul pinyin!;! titHe . · The tnutch wu~ Juc to slltrl at noon hut dldtt'1 get untlctiVtt)' until just before POWI!t lfROKE - Serena Williams plays a". return to Slovakia's Daniela 4 li.lll. hectn'"e uf 1he ntltl. Pltty Wtt .~ Hantuchova during their Women 's Singles quarterfinal match on the Number One th~tl ~ llsllCttd~d tttlct 17 lltillllles. just Court at Wimbledon. Wednesday. Williams won the match 6-3. 6-2.(AP) · uncr Cllptlnll had . double faullcu on b~·cuk point lo !live Mnut·csttlll ll 4-2 for however muny times. I just never l'our games in 14 minutes lo wrup up I he lend. · rcnlly got into \he mulch. She 'did every- mat~h Tutul plnylng lime was 68 mln1 ,A)\ct.~ .tlH- nllL1~11 e .brenk , Mttli !'Csn m thing grelll." ute.~ . · 1 . The f'lrcnd1 player tonk more risks ''c 1u,•ct c ,<11 11ll•e 1 I J · 2 - ' 111 1l' 111 ~" llC Also "iicheduled Wednesday wus the 111Utcft tnf~e shlj'lflCd uguill ullct just •IX thllll urrtutl. l111isftlttg With *19 Will· resulllptlon of a fourth-round 111Uich 111 ~1!U~cs nl ,rluy. , nct·s llllc 15 unforced errors. compared between Murk Phllippoussis and I he nwldl n'MIItletl Ill llllnulcs Inlet. \(\ II euch for the Ameril'un . Muurcsmo Ril:hurd Krujicek, lied ul 2 sets apiece; wllh Cuprlnll. huldin.g lor . ~ - 3 . broke three lime~ while Cuprluti hull lUlu Brilish hope Tim Henmmt's quarter MumestHu set·vcd outlhe sellnihe next jusllwo brcuk pol ills und fuilelltn con- ugulnsl Andre Su of Brazil. ~UIIh!, ~ ~~~~hln~ Cnprhlll ~nlu~ th~ vc1·1either. Top-seeded Lleylon Hewitt's quarter· w~nng wuy ~ud Itt lug 11 hltdi tuttt wltlThe Willla111s-Htu11Uchovu 111utch wus final against Sjeng Schaiken was post· ll~t dt:wuthe line .• · . . also severely Jlsrupted by the ruin, hult· poned until Thursday. Aller Cuprlull held to open. lhe sc~ontl ell uncr just three minutes with the · Minutes before the schelluletl start of ~cl,, Muut·cstlm . wotlll~~ sll'lt~ght ~tUlles , Atllci·lcun up 1-0, The plllyers were sent ploy. Christopher Oorrlnge, chief execln~!udll:~ eight consecutive P1111l 8 ul oiT ugullt allet n Wlltruup and flnully utive of the 'All Englund Club, tried to 1111 ~ Mt~gc. , · resunted uftcr u bteuk of 71 minutes. be positive during a public uddress Cuptlutl hl~lk 11 medlcul time uutut 4AI 3-3. Wllllums broke with 11 slrong unnouncetnent. I. with .the Iintner rubbing her shoul~er l'nrehuncl .tnta~c control. She saved two "We have· sume room for optimism," unJ llc~k . She. wu~ lreuled 0!lillnu\ ~ 2, breuk poult~ In the 111111h gume bei\.Jre he suit!. "Most of the light rain and drizMuure~l11u ~etvctl uu\ the ttllllch til 10. hlliJing tu tllke the ~et. zle Is e~pected to gradually euse over wllh ( tlprlrttl sllllillg fl lotehaiiJ rctutll Willfut11s we111 up 3-1 In the ~econtl the next hour or so - before more rain hi:!~ 011111~ lust flolnt. when pluy wus stopped uguln for 57 comes in laler." The crowds could only 1111 1 1 ,n the llrst}el. I hud rhythm ~ . minutes . When play resumed at 7:10 chuckle. but by lute afterno()n, it was no ull , .~he suld. We had logo 011 nnd otf p.m, Wllllum~ wun tJuce of Ihe ne~1 laughing muller. · C. THIITU" - Yal1ktll!§ !JII.tllltit l)avttl Well!! diillvets a jjlld'li lo lhil lttdtans tn tha lltet IMMIM!I Wetltll!§tiEI)', Well§ l!llVI! UIJ hVtl tl!Hs at1d t\1111! hit!! lt1 tl :13 1Hiill1!!s to IJI~k UIJlhl! W\1\ , (Ai:l) • f1t;•t •hiiM~ \m~, ~lltllll~ AIMIMIIIMtlle ~~lOOft ~ J ..y ' . . ' ~~"~ fly .m.. It Ill~ ­ ~ iiiiU l~ttVIII~ t'lllllll!l'k ill ~1\1'1\~l'k With llll~ IIlii. I J II\@ llut WeiiM eMi!lllletl 1\mhct' tlutmt~~ hy Mll'ikln~ mu Vlflfll~llllttl tt<tlt'llll! lllll'kll 1111 nl\ntl[lll\1, Til~ lli~J~Ily WUM ht 1~1 ••- Gagne falters for Dodgers, ~ ~- ,i Diamondbacks·avoid sweep ~1111\1\11 1\1111 \1\Ct'c, II~CIIill)l ,\UMII\1111' llltdtck Ill ~el lh"lu~n "v lit~ AtltlOtliM~ll ~H~tltl 't'hlttMM luuketl hii!Uk rm· lhll Arlttflltl Uhtmundlm~kM, 'l'hl!~ hutl M~lU\lLI lllMllwutuiiM 1111 M~t'il1M U~IIIIIMl Ln~ 1\ll~~leM llll~ 1\rl~ tiUlllll! WliM ~tlllllttlllll hi chiM~ milk MWcep 1\11' the NL · WcMtVttlithlll -l~utiiii!IIJIIIIMct'M, N-L Mct'l'th.!kllll WIIMtt'l t1'udy hi I!IYe In Hl!liiiiMI httMI!bllli'K lmMt N,¥,¥111MH :~~~~~!.:;.,::: ll 1111111 !¥ OtlilllliO Whllt Ill 1•1! ll'fNII~II ..1) II AlllhtlllljA!IIlltl ~,!Ilk 0·0! II Olllillllll Jlhllud~I~Jhllltlv~t· . 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MW~~~J , lc t llll IIU Mttl~ . lllllh lltlll lil~t"e'N lit II 11\U~fl 11111111 rur I!I'M II I lll!liiiiMllfl~ 1 1Utlt1'~ I I~ 111111 IWII ~l!liAIIII~. ,t, I k I '111~ JH-~~111'-IIId ~lllltlllllll'dll (7- 1), Wilt! M~•t' rue•k1!11 "lllI I' "I W~~ I~~~~Y Ill IIlii llllliMIY II~Vl'l' tJit~il~~ IIA illuil II! Ttl Ill •-A lllllil Ill I "f)llllt!l' ~t!WIIIhllillll!, 111\!y IIIIV~ Mill till ur tit~ ' 11 .I ' .~ I ell I ~.. llllMI flltcil~t'M Ill th~ ~111111!,111111 WI! hud hi nntl y~tll, II IIWeu tlllc IIIII 1111 lVI! liM ll 0 ~-~• II W"Y 111_11~1 !111111! l'liiiM li~I~IMM th~ lllllll!.'' illlliiii!M Ullll htWI!I'I!tl ill~ Hit A .I H fllliiiiA Ill Murk tft'Ul'll rullttWilll Will\ II NU~rlf1~c f'fy II! ~,71, tlllj.\1111 bleW lltlly hiN !l!~llllll NUVI! Ill .1~ ,, . Ulllllll'lllnltleM tltiM NllliNU!l , 'l'hlliJiullllllllilluckN . 'rliiiM ,II) MAil,I.IN~ 2 hutl M~Orlld IUNI twu ninM 1111 NtMinYe 111e1 In . J11 Mtunll, I t'l!tl Ml'UI'in IHltnered tur the 111~ flr•t 2'~ llluluyH IIMIIhtHt the butJ~erM Nel'mtd ~uu!ecullw M\11111! 1111~ Kerry Wotltl llllflll'l M~t'ruYken'• 'hit. WIJII ftll' Hilly the !l!~lllltliltJtl! lit MIN !lllfl! u~ "We wel'll In fll1Mitlu 11 tu NWllllP tltllllt, hut thl~uMnllcr~ut~d Flmlliu. yuu'~e 1101 111 llll )'11\\r hut.'' Nulli Sltuw 11 W11ud tH-~). whu w~11il -~ with tw11 11110t·u~n, wtlu hll hiN 2flth hom~ run llllhtl tltNI d~~INIOIIN 111 Juu~. ulluw~tltwu ttlltM tullltllt·~~ luuhtll, "'l'h~y hHitlllll illt41k IIMYIIINt· tit~ hllNI hit" It \.II IX IIIII II!~~ hi he I~ Ilie t'UI!N witt rur lh~ Jlltuhlr hrhu"ehull ," Ne~oud tht!l! lunluc ~llllli!N, WtllKI (H·SJ Nlru~~ ArltAmn'H ,Mutt Mu11tsl (,f.O) ntu~iii!!IIIHI ourl1w 1111tln1Mo lwt.I11UIWI Nlll~lc , . hiM third HPIJ\lllftlll~l! tltiM MIIIIMIIIJ gut ,11111 ' 11 ut M~Ot•ll'f' 'A Nlllllliuut~l' Ill the Ai!VcltlltttfT Vi~ In thll Dhlhl fur~~~~ win, Ln~t y~ur Itt~ !\lYtle IJUti'~IINhlllll')!, WUN Ill~ IIlii! hllllldl' or tile R~li­ ,IUNI lll!hf U~pl!lll'llll~tiN liN the lJIUIIIOIIUiluck~ . MUIIII!lll4r!'ltltllf' It IN Cllt·~~t·, UltJNIIfbf(or; !MNllll-llllllillllllliliiW HUI'~I!I'Y• "'1\1 Jllll II win rur lliY!tlll' WhN · Hie~. I Nllld I'IMA'I'II.H~. Ollto:WII,II~ I Mumt~r. whn hutl Muttd '114 YlltJeurtutceM Mittel! IJtl1111 Ollc~ 1111 u tWtHttll l111111cr l11the lit·Mt lll~kln11 up hiN fuNt wl11 1111 April lV 2tXKl, .u11t1 JuHh finM~ llutltctl Mllwuukce w 11 t\111 III!Uiil!f lhu rltiUUf!ll t'uhM, "Uut I lhluk IIW IIVI!r NIN lllllillg~ liM 1 1 111~hut~ltlllllllth~ vl~lllng IJI~f!~MIIhhtll for U~ IIIIIIMIJI WUN Ill J!~l ll Will . lj~~WI!t~. . • liM ij I~Kill , '1\1 UIJIIIII bu~k UjjllltW Oil~ or Ill~ Ill~ IJf'lj W~t~ tlltf Ihila uguh1NI PlliJ!I jiJ.ft) ht~t uluNer~ IH tho MUIIId WHM u ~~ ut thhtf! fur titltl . t~ll~WI'N Htltut IJu~llrlttlW utllf Mlk~ uM.'' Wlllltun~. ~curiii!J 1111ly 1111 l(l~hle ~c-!uii 'M . fllll•MIJllfill)\lti/111! illllt~ !I~ ill - hi! fitHliUil UltA\IIi~ 11, """"~ 8 Itt 4(J m - il1lil~ ~ ~~~~ June IIJ, ·. Ju~~ Lot"~ 1111 1111 luMelll Millt~l~ uf( tlllitl 11111!11 ulow~tl ~~~V~II hiiH OVet Nl~ lilllll]jj~ lluH~IIlttll Jllrtmtnlu 'l1utiM' 11111v~ 111 ~~oru hut wu1 heltJed wh~lt tlicfJirulllM 111ncld tume~ Vhlll)' t'UMIIIIu lu,tllll 11111111 llllllll!llllld jjiVc UllliiJIII j1luy.- ill tlu·ce ur tlte · f1r~l f'uur IMIIIIIgM, Muntu u ~lutor)' uwr viNilhl!l Mullllllul. · Julio JlrutMt tl11d 1111 Jlllfll 111 lhi ell!hllt ICIJt 'KIIi~ 14 UIMi'l'~ • With u IWIJ•OUl duublll th~ IJI'YVI!!, who In J:) liVer, Lurr~ Wulkl!r liiiU !lobby mGI~hlil lhllir ii!Ulf IIVIIr - !1!~11110 lllll~tl llHIIIIIIIU ftllltlet t.f lllltl UfUVIIfll four tUI1! etwh MtmlreultoiJ I/2j!utltll 111 .!lin NJ, IJu~l. u t'ulorudu ruulillllun tJrun~l~~o. , Wulk•r WY~ 44or·S 1Hulutli11M 11 tflt@I•I'Uil . . 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Twin• polt wlna ' - Former NFL star Jim Brown released from jaif YHN'ItJUA, Cttllf. (A~) ~ fi'l~11tbl, hi~ wire, Mtutlque, lltld 111 September 1999, a S1,800 In fines lltld llei'Vlllhree ~o1111~r NltL 81lll' Jb" brown thulr young wit, Hollywodd Superlot Court yeW's' probation, When Brown refu!led the wu~ relea~cd rrom Jail ''Tflls IN · u bleMin~, ·• jury oouvlcled Brown of •ntsWedtlestllly IIIler oomplcllti~ ll Molllque IJrow~ t!iild, "It's jUst tlemennot vnndulism, but coun11elll1g liltd community teriTI ror vlilltlatltlng·HIM wltil'!l the t;tghtllltig or 11 ttew H!ill1, llt.!lJUitted hhtt u tnorc ~!i!rl· service orders, the jUdge I!IIJ', . lt1UWI11 whtll1!l<elvl!d il Ml.k· month Ml!tltente after he ll!fUMI!d tO Ulldetlld i!llllrl• urdcmt ~ounMI!IIHg ilhd OOill· IIIUhlt}' M!rYlce1 Wlllj rel~d!M!d lllOte Utnn JWu utolllh!l l!llfly, "I Ml!t~l!d my lltm! ....; tl1ll'-l· ltlllm, I dl~ 1111.8 11 ~ttllllllllill." Uruw11 srtld bUt,rue VetltU!'I! tl.IUIIIY jllll, 'tilt! 66·Yellt'·l}ld rd.tlllet tUiltlilll! l!llck, WhO Hlllfl'lld with lfli!. Cleviilund Ut~:~WII!I, Willi sUI'tiJUnded by Vdu l«low, we're puttlt!g everythllllf behlml u~ and golnl! un with our lives." 8roWII Was alluwed to Ml!l'\le his tlnie lt1 Ventum County illtlldugh till! Cll.'ll.l lltiJ!Ihuled li1 illi AilgllleM C1.111my, ltlchltltl Pe1111; 11 shetllf'M sfl\Jkt:~ltlllllln Lus Angele~, 8illd he Wit! 1101 ft1111111lll' with Browll'sl!lisC but thlll II I!! libl Utlll!lllul lbt 111111~111~ IU be giVM Ctaill (()I' 110011 belwvlllt Ill' for being jiwdut'll\le In jtUl, 1111d un RHI single. "With that snld, we've got to f:lluy better." ·rhey (lluyed tJUite well oN WedNeMluy. Biggio · antl Hagwell hejpell them pull out Ill u lltg leull ugutnst Chris U.eltsmu r3-7J ,· und Roy O!WUit remalt1cu unheuten uguh1st the Red~ c~en thuugh he felt tltuiNed r1n ul}4-degree night. OAwult (l} - ~) la!ted sl~ InniNg!, giving up eight hll1 und ruur runs, The right-hun. tlet lmpruvetl Ill · 4-Cf 111 11~ . career ur.veurunces llgulnst Clndnllllt I but II WIIS struggle . "In the scconu or 1hlrd Inning, I dJd11 't k11uw If I could · make It w the fifth ur not," O!Wuh !ald . "I ft!ll pretty good fh the i'lullpen, btlt I didn't huve any energy all glltrll!. I was lltcu from the get-go." • It t.lldu't hef~ 1hm he wound · UfJ running tbe baseM ·afler gel· ling u bunt !Ingle anti unollicr Mingle through un ln(iefu lo!Jk· lllg for a bunt. a or l.IU& mll!demt!unor tharge of milking n 11!11'01ist thn!at. The Inlier cburgc stemmed from an allegation that Brown hud lhteutetled lo kltl ltls wife dur· lng ill1 UtgUtnt!nt dl Lhelr Hullywot:ld lliltm!. · lt1'<1wn wu8 initially sen· 1cnced to n yw of dO!Ilelltlc violence t.'Otlnsellng, He Wlili lilso t:Jtden!d to speitd 40 doy& 011 II Work. Cll'!W clealllllg Uj1 sttl!l!tM IJI' put In 400 hours of comrnunlty servfce, pay lmpoM!d the jnll term. He began hl8 ~~enteuc:e on March 13. Brown sWd aller hJs ~Jemie that 1..11 lo nrrn1e b pobJt,he d1011e JGU ... r~· ''Thl! condlliona of my sen- tence were ridiculous. If l had accepted tholle conditions l wuofd twve been COildonlna lltltnethlllg 11181: tould tuwe ~ l'll!lellted the way 111111 the law W118 bdmlnlsteted for many, many ycurs," Brown llald. Mystics the win , MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Vicky Bullett made two free · throws with 22 ~econd1 to play to give the Washington My~tic s a 64-63 victory over the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday night. · Svetlana Abru~imova's shot at the buzzer mi1-ed off the glass and Washington had il~ -second straight one-point win. Guard Cow Miller. a native of Minnesota, ~coretl a·career-high 22 points for the Mystics ( 12-4). who were playing without injured star Chamique Holdsclaw. · "It's always fun to be back home." said Miller, who had to family members and more lhan 20 friend\ in attendance. "They played a phy\ical game and look it to us. but I was ' Smith · h~p~~ that we could hang in there for the Will . · De>pite playing much of the second half in WNBA foul trouble. Miller scored 13 points. in the final 20 minutes . She was 7-of-12 from the field and had si~ rebounds and four a"isl, . . "She put a lot of tilile into her game in the off season and it shows." Lynx coach Brian Agler said of Miller. "She hit some big shots tonighl and that\ typical because she always plays so hard. and with conslunl motion ." Kittle Smith paced Minne;ota with I R points. while Shaunzinski Gortman added II on 5-of-7 ~hooting for the Lynx (6-9). who saw their two-game winning streak end. Smith made two free lhrows with 30 seconds left to give the Lynx their last lead, 63-62 . · Wushington 'cored lhe game's firs! si~ points before · Minnesota responded with a 14-3 run and relinquished the lead only briefly in the first half. The Mystics hit four 3-point shots ' in the 11rst half. but trailed JS-33 at halftime as Smith had 14 points. Bullett led Washington with .seven reoounds, while Tamara Moore led Minnesota with lhe same number. FIRF. 76, STING 73 CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP!- Kristin Fotkl scored her only . basket with 36.7 seconds left to break a tie and give the · Portland Fire their franchise-record fifth straight victory, 76-73 over lhe Chuilolle Sting on Wednesday n·i~hl. · "I guess two point' i,n't a whole lot, bul1l came ala real critical lime." Folkl 'aid. "We are very happy with how we are playing right now. especially on a tough road trip like this." De~ya Walker had 18 points and I! rebounds. and Sylvia Crawley added 15 points and blo.ckcd Dawn Staley'> 3-point • ul\empl with 3 seconds left for the Fire (9-~). who won despite blowing an I~-point .\CCOnd-half lead. . . Allison Feaster scored 17 points and Staley added 14 for the Sting (7· 7), who lost at home for the first time in seven games this season. · . · The loss also snapped a I3-game regular-season home winning streuk lluting lo. lusl season. tied for third-best in WNBA history. .,. Tammy Sullon-Brown had 13 points and 10 rebounds ·for Charlolle. but she mi;sed a layup with 17 seconds · left that would have tied it. The Sting used a 16-2 run to get back in it. Sutton-Brown's fast-break luyup with 10:14 left cul the deficit to 57-55 . Charlolle tietl it for the iirsl lime on Feaster's 3-pointer with 3:22 lo play. . . Walker'b bucke1 in the lirsl minute of the second half gave Portland its largest lead ut 50-32. The Fire., who shot 6-of-7 from 3-jxJint range and made all si~ of their free throws. never trailed and shot 58 percent from the lleld ·-including 75 percent ( 18-of-24) in the first half. The teams combined to make 17-of-27 3-pointers. · SOl. 86, MERCURY 61 MIAMI (AP) - Belly Lennox scored 16 points as the Miami Sol set franchise records for total points! margin of viclory and field-goal percentage 111 an 86-61 vtctory over the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday night. · · Pollyannu Johns Kimbrough shot 7-for· 7 from the field and scored 14 points. and Sheri Sam also scored 14 for the Sol (59). who have won th.ree straight. Sundy Brondello added II for Miami. which shot a franchise-best 55.7 percent from the field. The Sol also matched franchise records with 25 assists. led by Debbie Black's seven, and seven 3-pointers. led by Lennox's 4-for-5 performance. Jennll'er Gillom shot 3-for-14 from the floor and had 12 points for Phoenix (7.1). which has lost four of its last five. Kayle Christensen added II points for the Mercury. who have been outscored by an average of 23.5 points in their last two games. _The Sol's previous franchise high for points was 78, and the team had never won by more than 20 points. Miami outscored Phoeni~ 41-12 during one stretch, includ· ing a 1.5-0 second-half run that gave the Sol a 65-29 lead with 10:38 remaining. The 36-poinl lead was the largest ~ver held by the Sol in franchise history. · Phoenix answered with I0 cuns.;culive points to get back within 65-39. but the Mercury still could not avoid matching the largest murgin of defeat in their .~ix-year history. The Mercury are 0-4 on the road~his season and are winless in their last 10 road games dating to last July 27. lng the · As~rm load the bases. · He then tried lo make u bare· httnded calch-und-throw home on Biggio 's suft grounder, hut hmPapBI couldn't gel a grip on the baiL ' Thut error lei in a run and got ·.- MLB is too powerful. • . And, no mutter wllat MLB does, funs the Astros rolling .- Berkman followeu with u sacrl flee fly to will come back to the game lo see Barry errors thtll set up nine unearned the warning truck, and Bagwell Bonds knock the ball out and to root runs ·during unuthcr bud night hil u three -run homer for a 5· t against the New York Yankees ali they ut home . They seem to be huv- teutl . run wild over the American League. • lng those quite frequeillly If you're u true baseball fan, you'll "I put lhh game on mJ _ th ese du"(c s. · come ba~k . . . fhey ed 1he NL Centrul for ~houlders," Reits ma sui . Afler the 1994 strike. I said I was fin· ~ l day~, but have fallen into "That was just an error. I was ished watching Majo!League Baseball. second place - two games charging and I'm thinking I was sick and tired of the crap and losbehlnd St. Lou.ls - becuu8e we"re going to gel IWo here. ing the World Series was the last straw. they ' ve fallen on hurd times ut That was just a physical and Within the yenr, I was back. home. fhey ' VI! lost 13 of the it m-ental mlstuke on my part." I love the game of baseball, and these Ills! Ill lit Clner11Y f1iel~. where No1'Ml It was 13qgwell's guys are the best there are. they're 20-21 overalL ' second muhlhomcr game of Besides, .what else is there to follow Last yeur1 they lost 11 fran- the season - he also hit two in the slow sports months of the sum· chlse-recoro ~4 hotne game~ . on May 3.... Ken Griffey Jr. mer? The pmbfem lately Is that the took butting practice before tlie WNBA ?... yeah, right I ' offense lind the pitching can't game. Orlffey, dlaabled by 0 ·• Speaking of the blg issues this year, seem to gel In sync .. _ . II d h 1 1 • 11 ibl "fhut's baseball," manager flU e nmstr ng, sn t e S . e · Title IV has been the biggest one arfect· Bob 13oone said . "fhal's the to telurilto the Reds until after 11)1! the nation's college and university wuy It Is. You just try to ham: the All-Star gatne ..... Reitsma athletic programs. und-e.gg It a~ much 111 you Is 0-7 In his last eight starts My esteemed colleague Dan Polcyn con." . 1 wllh a 4.37 BRA. lhe right· stated last week that the only way to Relhma look 1he blame for hander has given up three or lruly .bring equality to men's and this one. He couldn' t gel to fewer runs in four of those ~omen's athlelfcs was to either get rid Oswult ' ~ allempl ut u su~rlflce games, but the Reds haven't of uthletJc scholarships or to make the bunt In the thlttl lnhlng , help- scored many behind him. "big-time" program~ operale outside the • One night al'ler Lance aerk111un druve In five runs with 11 pulr uf homers, Biggio und Bug well took over, helping the Aslros flttl~h u successful series - two wins 1!1 three gur~C:· U.eJs cotnmllleli three Cooper '\ NCAA. . Since football is the only sport•to have no equal in women's athletics. and in inuny cases they are big8er than their athletic departments, then I sar let the footbull teams form their own mdependent, mini-athletic departments . · I said this before and I'll say it again, this is the ONLY way true equality can be established. _The football teams will survive on their own as teams around the country · will pull together lhelr own finances and individual leagues will do the same. · There is already the College Football A11sociation. or CFA for short, so make this ttie governing body. Most college football teams already have strong boosters that can help the individual teams survive on their own merlts, and more and more bowl games IU'e popping up across the counll')', run by private corporations, giving ~ig·time paydays just for competing. Football teams c!ln do whatever they want with their own money and, to an~wer Dan's question "Why bother haviJll! them affiliated with the · schoofsT'. colleges would still benefit from the private scholarshies from teams and the reputation of sttll being represented by a footbaltjrogram. Smaller colleges woul struggle:, but the big·time programs would continue: to flourish. · • ' ' �Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel · .• , wviw.mydallysentlnetcom ----------------------------------------~ mribune - Sentinel - 1\.egister CLASSIFIED Nee lUKSAU: 1DQ6 Pro cr1lt Ba11 Boet 160HP, Fuel lnjoc!od. (740)388·8441 And Mason Counties Like advertising? Call now for your eppt. THERAPY m n. Second nve. middleport, OH mt!ISIQI. 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New Hwneo • Vinyl Sidina •!'Jew Garase• ~lm llual'll 8-.trta, Pl"mltlftll, •nd lrnoll H - ...1-noeJOIIe (:a.1071:H412 • Repifll:emcnl flEft Windows • Roofina mftRRET RESJOENTIAI. FREE ESTIMATES Maplewood lake July4-H Spaces Av•llable 740-992·7189 COMMERCIAL ll1d Rlotlnt. Willi, lldii-Gns, Electrkll, l'llnlllll, Dedu, lelnMellll. llrgwlll, Pllnllnt I Haning's Construction 740-949·2734 Cempaltel with w•t«, IIW!Ir l .. .- • • • Bryan Reeves Cellular Plot Work. I I ----------------------~ 740-985-3948 CONCRETEIBLO CKIBRICK Replacements, • Wulk~o~ uml Drives • Stencil Crete 1 : Sunset Home Construction 97 Beech St. middleport, OH She II .......... -·' ,.. ·-.. :::-::-:'--7-':-'-::.:..--:; r1Q 11 IQUINif 12 ' Llf'l OISJGN PRIMI 12 LIFI! 01!5/GN YOUTH Aaclna , Ohio 45771 t/1otl! mo. pd 400'" • 4 JONES' ,,., F«< r =:.:.:::..::·- --- I 1-74 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE se,Ooo; i only 94t each/ Morning Stir Rold • CR 30 ~ R1clne, Ohio Monday-Friday 8-5PM • Saturday 8·2pm ·1 r Bedding & V~getable Flats·•.eo 1o· Hanging Baskats •.eo Wldt Auortment of Herbt. Annutll, Perennltll In 4" pot• !Of ?:00 AM • 8:00 PM I' r·o. aiii==:;====, • l'hst'e Ual ...1 o..IIO .... _ , •)lut •otto MN ftotr...-'1 IN MEMORY She wu bom on the.41h or July And died on Chrlslmu En. A Daupler, Granddauptor, Niece, Wife, Mother, Grandmolher, 'hacbtr and Friend · She <herllrhed lifo unllllho end. She wu Bonnie to aome, Marlene to othen, ''And Mn. Flroher lo beratudenll. She louaht the batlleri or cancer .ood went to her home . In Heaven when ohe loot the war. Sho U•ed, ohelo•ed, s, "'4!" 992-2155 VRrlltY. LOW PrltU P'/8 CONTRACTORS , INC. 29670 Bashan Aoed Aaclne, Ohio 45771 . 740·848·2217 In Memory 'Ab r ' Sure Sell I j \ I L'-" \ ° 1 e per month! Call The Daily Sentinel for more information. . EJJ:c:ntiCAll JET 1966 Plymou!h Belvedere; , AERATION MOTORS All numbers match. 225 All retlealata edventalnQ Repaired, New & Rebulll In alan! aide, 4 door, No title : In thll ntWiptptr It Stock. C811 Ron Evana, 1· but Ia In good 1hape. Car, IUb,.ct to ttle FNitll 800·637·9528. ru11• but Carb. needs ra• ' Fair Housing Ac:t or 1tll - - - , - - - - , . - . , - - built. $250'. (740)388·0159 whiCh tnlkel IIIUegll to :Lawn Aerator, 40" Plug 1968 Pontiac QTO, reatora· advertlll "any Type with Transport 1 U preference, llmlllllon Of 111y lid Furnlahed 3 rooms ·& bath, Whoeta. (740)446·4605 be. sm2300 ;~19'9~~sl8/ dllcrlmlnlllon biHd on Clean, No PelS, Reference car, • • r~ce, color, rtllglon, Mil & deposn r,qulred . Microwave. $15 · 2 Comfort· 1986 Old1 Station watvV\, t•mlllal tlltu• or 111111on11 era, $3.00 each, Window •-·· (740)446·1519 Fan for 55 .00 . 17401446• Witt Make a Great Dertly origin, or anyln~t~ntlon to 9429 · Car, $375. (740)256·6966 , mtke 1ny such Graclouo ll•lng , 1 and 2 preflrance, limitation or liedroom apartments at VU· 1989 Ford Taurua autO! lage Manor and PUvereide My Losa IB your gain. Sell., $1,000 ~740)742·2357 diiCrlmlnatlon." Apartments In Middleport lng all CB equipment over :'::-:-::'-:....:.,.---..,.,ThlanowapoporwU!not From $278·$348. Call 740· $800 lnveotod • • 1· Cobra 1995 Dodge Advongef ES, knowingly accep'l 982 5064 Equal Housing 2000 base, 2 speakers great Shape. Runa Good. 1 Wa have approXImately 1~ • ' SOw!, 1. Sadol T·Oe&k mlc, $4,500. (304)675·6988 .• advertleementa lor ,..1 used homes 1for under _o.:.p:..po_r_tu_nl_tle_a_.- - - - Buy It now $350 Firm. AU In 11 11 whiCh "' $2,000, ca111-800·837-3238 Nawty RemOdeled 1 Bed· Good Condition. (740)388· 1'997 Mercury Tracer · Ls.:: vloi•Uon 1 the llw. Our for Info. · · room, $375/mo., Washer, 0159 Automatic, (;rulse. 1111. POL.~ Ntdtrl al'l hlnllb~ "•MMS Dryer. Dishwasher, Water, PW. New Tlrll, Brakea, 4~ !nlonnocfthatl!l ~ Trash, Sewage. 17401441 • NEW AND USED STEEL whsel Alignment. E>cellon!' dwelllngtldJirtiMd rn '"---···viiiiiii~iii-,P 82 1 , Leave a meaaage. Steel Beam!!, Pipe Rebar condition. $3,900. {304)882·,~ lhll newspap~r 1r1 . For Concrete, Angle, Chan· 2234 ~ Now Taking Appllcall<lns- nel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating , 11 vtlllblt on 1n equal nit)' biNI. 42 Acre Farm Leon Area, 35 Weal 2 Bedroom Town· For Drains, Driveways & 1998 Ford Contour. 48,000 ' 16 acrea pasture Ueld. house Apartments, Includes Waikwaya. L&t.; Scrap Met- miles. 1 Owner. {740)441·'! $40,000. (304)675·4335 1111 Water Sewagt, Traah, ala Open Monday, 1\Jeaday, 0194. 1 304 5~-~ & $350/Mo., 740·44l&.QOOB. Wednetday & Friday, Bam· 1ol""'-":'::"'"'...---, HOMES u.u;, 4:30pm. · Closed Thursday, 200 Ford Elcort 2~e2, · 2 '"---iiFOIIRiiliSAiiiiU!;;;,_.I1 A Ptooaant Valley Apartmont Sa!Urday & Sunday. 0,500 mlleo, garage kept. , ' ~---iiCiiiKiit:AiiGii,Eioollli" Are taking Applications for (740)446-7300 like now condition, price ne·ll 2BR, 3BR & 4BR., ,...'ppllca· ' gotlable, (304)675·8908 • 3 Bedroom with garage on 1 acre choice lot on SunSftl lions are taken Monday thru Power Wheels, battery op- 2000 Toyota Camry CE 4 " · approximately 1 acre On Lane Pt. Pleasant 304-675· Friday, Office Ia Located at orated Jeep. BMX Chrome Door 4c 1 A 1 Pow E: ; 0 Route 2, Gallipolis Forry. 2S6J 1161 Evergreen Drive !=taint Scooters a~ diameter erythlng Y AMJF:/C~ (304}675·5332 :--:--::--:--:---:-:-:: Pleasant, wv Phone No 11 wheels, gears on handle 2800 il ' 15 000 81 ' - - - - - - - - Lot lor Sale· Appro~<. 2 112 (304)675·5806 . E.H.O bars. BMX bike specialized m ' ' Firm. 740 Brand new home· lmmedl· acres, c;leared & ready for 20'. Bike Diamond BaCk 24" ( )384 ·00 87 01 ate possession· 1600 sq ft,, building, gravel driveway, lWin Ah~ers Tower Now ac· 21·speeds. (304)675·6894 2000 Yukon Denali, :)G,nnm 1 112 acres on quiet Rd., 3 water & electric avall&ble, ceptlng appllca11ona lor miles. excel lent condltio"'n" ! BR, 2 112 garage, oak cab- Porter area. Asking 1br. Hud SubsidiZed apt.all Waterline Special: 3/4 200 $2SOOO (740 )949 •4019 '1 inetry, 21/2 bath,lg. kitchen $13 995 Call (740)446 utll. paid (304)675-6679 PSI $21 .00 Per 100; 1" 200' ' 1 wl pantry. Porter araa. 4514• from . 6 5 or (740)446 • EHO PSI $35.00 Per 100', All TRUCKS $119,900. (740)446·4514 till 32 8 • · Brass Compression Fittings mK SA• •. : 5pm, (740)446·3248 after ::: .:a.:lte:'r.;8c:.Pm;:::.. , -:-7"" In Stock. ___ ru ...., ,1 6pm. Mason 1 Acre Lot. City iiiii~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; RON EVANS ENTERPRI&o I water, Electric, pa\led .rd. HOUSEIIOIJ) E8 Jackson, Ohio, 1·800· 1978 Chevy truck steel rtat· ' Owner financing. $25,000. Gooos 537-9528 bed, 314 ton, V-8, 4ap. : ~364)582·5840 transmission. Can be Hen 1 Wave Runner, 1999, ~olarls, at K&K Mobile Home Park. 1 Appllancea: Reconditioned 3 P11..nger, Cover, N.w {304)876•3000 1 Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Trailer, E~ecellent Condition, 1 Aefrlgratora, Up To 90 Days $4200. Can be aee.n at Gal· 1986 Chevy one ton car 1 r10 HOUSE~ Guaranteed! We Sell New llpolla Boat Club, •(740)446~ hauler, 454 lour speed, SM·: liOKRENr Maytag Appliances, Fgtnch 0183 verado package, 18' Hodg- 1 · - - - - - - · · Cl!y May!ag. 740·446·7795. ' ea bed, winch, !OOibo.... ' lor quick sale 304 937 3q00 • BUUJliNG $8300, (740)992·7584 : Cancers & Escorts, Malo Oolll·~la Car- Collona . I Bedroom $275/mo $250 Eth All 01 I R SIJPPLJ""' ...., • • " en on nn ng oom. "" 1991 ChS·tO, 4.3 auto, r' and Female. Serious tnqui - (Careers Close To Home) 14~e70 ' Moblle Home $4,500. deposit, No Pets, Aeferen· 4 straight, 2 armed chalra, .... , rles Only. (740)709-9071 . Call Today! 74Q·446·4367, OBO. (304)882·327t cea Required. {740)446· 6 4• table ·with 2 leaves. 63 ~ tilt, cruise, clean truck 1·800-214..0452, 9342 after 6:00pm China Cabin- and a bulle!. Block, brick, aawer pipes, $2500. 304·676·3824 Domino's now taking appll· Reg 11190 .05 •1274 B. 1978 Regent 14x70 2br. wlndowa, lintels, elc.· Ciaud~ . caliona lor sate dnvers. Gal· mlF:II,;;~~.::.:;.;~...., newly painted trailer, newly 2 Bedroom HOuse for Rent. Pecan wood. (740)4 46· Winters, Alo Grande, OH i7 Dodge Dakota Spprl 1 7 lipollo and Pomeroy loca· 180 WAN"If:U paintad roo!. New ftoortng & $350/mo. (740)256-6702 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Call 740·245·5121 . • 2.5, 4cyt., Oreal Condl!lon: : _7_94 !Ions only. Apply in person. "'o Do · hot water tank. Localed at 71 500 • p ' ••· - - · - · · - - - · 74 Burdelle Add. Pt. Pleas· 2 Bedroom House just out- For Sale: Aecondltloned ' m"ea, nee ~.~ EXPERIENCED CAAPEN· ---, ald·e Gallipoll son State washer&, dryers and refrl_g· PJ;m;: (740)446·1~9 ] , TEAS NEEDED· Must have G Po alit. $6 •900 · price neg. ora!ore Thompson A It FUR"lfA'LE eorgea rlable awmill. (304)6 . 75·5413 Route 141.(740)441·1519 • · I PP • a driver's license & trans· don't haul your logs to the ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· VANS & portatlon, tools & knowledge mill just call304·675·1957. 1986 14x70 Liberty 3 br. 2 2 Bedroom House on Kine· nue, (304)675·7368. 1 AKC Schlpperke, 3 yrs old 4-WDs' of residential remodeling . turr bath, newly remodeled, on Avenue, GBIIIpolla. $5501 · 1 .female Australian shep· ____ ,I Quatilled applicants can Lawn mowing, odd Jobs, new furnace CJA. New Sat· mo., Deposit Required. GOQd' Used Appliances, Ae· hard puppy 2 mon .old 304· t pick up .an application at HarUord and aurro~.Anding elllta Dish, new washer/dry· (740)441·151·9. conditioned and Guaran· 675·5124 ' 1984 Toyo11 \!(ln 5sp., with: Chrlsllan a Construction, areas. (304)882·1119 er. 1 br. suite, new carpels teed. Waahars, Dryers, - - - - - - - - -. tront & back air. 11095.1 1403 Eastern Ave., Galllpo· & floo 1 N 2 Bedroom ·House, State Ranges, and Refrigerators, For Sale: ~emale Chln"e 633·7175 or (304)576·2218 j 1 lis. Open 8·5 M-F, Will Sl! wl!h Elderly lady & Ia r;gw "'$ ~ ~wave Route 586 Just pas! !he Some start at $95. Skaggs Pug, $270. (740)368·8820 : 88 (740)446-4514 Day shill. 9·3. Have rereren· s n · ' · re· High School. (740)441· 1519 Appliances. 76 Vine St., , 1986 Ford XLT, hall ton~ 6t 300 cea. call (304)458·1086 1~6:,~ .1~ St0, · 2br. Unfurnished house 507 (740)446·7398 ~~~g~ale: :r~e 1Y88 ' 0old cyt, auto. 4 wd., llldlng·back: "Gov't · Postal Jobs" Cl k e, nne· og · window dual tanka very 1 112 2J'ld Street, New Haven. u 11 ha C 1 202 ar House, leashes, Chains, good ~onditlon $16 35/hr. Possible. Free 1995 Clayton 14w:70 2br. 2 (304)675·3469 rvoO 0 n arpe' 100 I Call for Appi ./E~tam Info. 1'1:11!"'"-~---....., lull baths. E~ecellent Condi· Chap&( Road. Porter, Ohio. Bowls, etc. $250. {740)367- (740)992·3796 ' ' ·, Federal Hire FuU benefits Busi~ lion . Hear pump. On rented br. home In Mason no {740)'4.46·7444 1·877·830· 7387 ' : 1·800·8 42·2128 E•t 60 0fl'POR'ItJNnY - lot In Middleport. (304 )675· pel& , no appliancea lnclud- 9t62 . Free Estimates, Easy Registered American F'lt ' 1993 Chevy 1500, e~etended • ·--iiliiiiiiiiiiili_.l 2353 or (304)675-5578 ed, $375.00 a mon.+ tlnanchzy:, days same 81 boll Terriers. 7 months old. cab, 4 ~< 4 , e~tc. cond .. HSardwRare Sales Clerk. $200.00 dep 882-3652 cash . leal Master Card. All Shots, Black, Brindle, mllea, hitch, ton. cov., bed. end osuma 10: CLA 557 INOT!CEI 1996 Norrta 141180 Mobile · Drive· a-lillie save alot. Buckokln, 5175 , 17401258 • 11nar, priced 10 1011304-675-l 3069 c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune, OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· Home. 3br. 2bath , central New Haven ar8a. 3 br. 1 ba,. 6956 825 Third Ave .. Gitlllpolls, lNG CO. r~ommends that air, 1 acre & lot. Will sell 1 car garage, avail. Aug. 15 Oh 45631 you do OOatneaa with people separately. (304}675·7429 $400. a mon. 304·882-3534 AN11QUES w'911D52Ford Explorer XLT, ~ yoiJ know, and NOT to send ::'::::-':~..::.'-:':-":':-'-'"':dr. IPOrt, power el&fl. Help wanted caring lor the money through the mail until 1998 Clayton 161180 mobile Newly Decorated. Carpel, erythlng, t 19,000 miles _,.;1 elderly, Darst Group Home, you have investigated the home 2br., 2ba., Central Paint, Etc. 5 rooms/Base· Buy or sell. Alverlne Anti· llr'11161"""-""i~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ cellent condition, now paying minim~Jm wage, offering. air, gaa furnaces, out build- msnt. Fief.& Deposit. No quea, 1124 East Main on FARM 740·982·7651 .~ r"lew Bh11ts: 7am·3pm, 7am- - - - - -- - - lng, two car garage, on , Pets. (~)875·5162 SA 124 E. Pomer()l;', 740· EQuiPMENr Spm, 3pm·11pm, 11pm- Start Your •Bualnea~J To- acre · In Letart. (304)895· 992·2526. Ru11 Moore, '"--oai-iiliiiiiiiii--,.1 1997 Ford E~epkJrer XLT, ~ 7am. cat! 740·99-·5023. d p . ~C 3596 """' MOIIJLE Ho•~~ Door, Aulo, AC, 4•' • · ay... mne ~· 0 PP 1ng en· ,,..I:.Oll owner, John Deere tractor 425, 22 A"~'"' ... Je el ' S t p ter Space Available AI Af· FOR RllNT , H 1 dock blad ~·-CD, Sport PaokagO;j w ry a es eraon, fotdable Aate. 2 N+ce Exec- 98 Clayton 4br. 161180 on Sue's Selectables on the "T" P. w mower ' e, New Tires, New Brakt(t Friendly, Math requlreq, ulive Ofllces. Newly Ae· rented lot. Lata ':flodelsmall in Middleport. Dolls, glasa· cart& aweeper .only 390 hra. $9600. ( 740 ~ 441 .$882 .'"' Benellls, Full 'flme lmmedl· DoubleWide w111 consider Mobile home for rent, no ware, Aladdin mantell, and $5800. 304-1375·4721 or ale Opening. Apply at Ac· modeled. Sprtng Valley Pta· d • · pato, (740)992·5656 304-676·4949. 2000 Mercury Moumalnw• quisltlons, 151 2nd Avo., z:a . Call (740)446·3481 Ira e on anything ol equal mot'e. (740)9Q 2..0298 V-8, loaded, 74.000 mi!OL" "1!11""'-::-...;...;..;....;...·__, value (304)675·3689 Gallipolis. No phone calla Mobile Home Lot lor rent In Lim~ . ar1 wheel drive. ~304~7~ 3738 p!tasa. • Pkot"L"NNNAL Good used 14w:70 2 bed· Gallipolis area. Will hold up ••"""'"' .. 1room Front Kitchen. Only 10 16>80 Call (740)446· ~ERVICES MlscEu.ANF.OUS ~·------..... ' ~ 56995.00. Gall Nikki 740· 9473 MEKcJIANDISE u~.·-' REGISTERED 3eS·9e4S. 2 Pain! Colto from Aegfl<TJUiuou.;YCLE!i • SONOORAPHER .. TURNED DOWN ON . AP_A.KIT\.t£NfS tared Tenneuee Walker, "-------~ Al>domlnal Sonogra~r. SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? Mason Co. Palsa!ino Ad: RllNT Arl!lquo Drop Loti Deak Saddle Bred. 1 & 2yr old · ;t registered or reg1stry ellgi· No Fee unreaa We Win! 1/2acre. 1996 14x7S, 2bf. ____ FOR with Antiqul Chair. $100 geldlnga $3,800. Both' own- 1986 250 SUIUkl QuadrurP,; blo 1·886·562·3345 2ba .. E.cellanl condl!loit. 060. Call (740)245.Q610 or Financing. (304)562· nef, key or pull liar!, r108de' lor a lull lime or part""'" Ownef Financing. $48,500, 1 and 2 badrdom apart· 5840 iiOmO Work, 1200. 304·88a.' position, In an outPatient dl· i'lil""'-":'::"'"'......;;;;;;,;;;;;; (304)562·5840 menta, fumlahed and unlur· Antique Upright Plano, 2815 c.llafter 5pm, .... agnostic center. E.collen! H ~~~lt:li nlahed, aecurlty dopo~l!~re· S150. (740)446·8974 Aogla!ered Tennaoaee =o:-:-:--...:.:=--~ salary (negotiable). Fringe Mobile Home for Sale. 3 quired; no pets, 740-992· Walker, spotted 2000 Yamaha t<odlak ben~tlllalncluda Holiday & "---ilmiiiiKiiiiSioiAiil.ll;;,·-,p Bedroom, 1/2 Balh. 2218 . · Baby Bed Wlmattret~s & ba· saddle/reeking, 7yr. old automatic 4N4 with tnow..: vacotton Pay, 401 K pro· ' (740)388.0107 or (740)388· by bedding. Evory!hlng Uke Polnr Mare. · $3.000. blade and gunrad<o, will loll gram and Health lna<Ktnco, 1621 . 1 Bedroom Apanmonll new. B01101t Brand Baby (304)5&2·5840 . . ~o lor 13900. FIRM.' Hou """" th F t Srar!lng o! 5289/roo, Wao!l- bod. $100. lntorelted . call (304}e7S.2829 ', d rslathre .. ~-~-at_.~u r,·, Jbr. 2ba . New Houte. R• New 2003 14~<70 3br/2bth er/OryerHookup, Stov.and (304)875-8862 lea~ m•• . lb.v& Seaynd , wroounomea"to"·r. C,~LA'!;~. . duced. lor sate. Jerry"a Run. Only S995 down & orni Alfrlgorator. (740)441· aago 11 no a -, G• ..~ 200! S a - !13800, botiT 01YII Cathedral CeilinO{Great· $193.20/mon . th. Cart Harold ~· ~.~... "'-'- "'IVVVI 1"1....... . . - . . cioGalltpollaOe llyTr~ouno, room . Aoaltor, (304)576· 740-385·7871 1~19. ~--._ COOL DOWN Gantral Air lit"· -·~·-•· '304,.7• •1•• 825 3rd A·---. 2555 ~ Ohio ;;;- ...... Galll-'io, ......, - - - -- - --: 2 Bedroom Apattment on At Conditioners and Heat of wheat 456 :::.:.:=-::"::""'--:--::::-New lloublow~ on 1 Aero. 180 juat pall Holzef Holpl· Pumpo. If you don't. call u1 flold . Coil 2001 Cr·80 Dirt Blf<t l Work From Homo Tolo· COiinlry Homo l!h Clote lo Town. 4 Badr'1""' laJ. f400iroo..' llepoll! At· wo both ION. Free oaU· 11850. (304)e7S.4136 ~ 11 112 marketers needed .Comput· w • 2 Bath wltn Game Room. qulred. (740)<UI· 1519. matea. (740)4-48~308 and ~ er. prlntar. ln!ernet acceao Garage, acrn. 3/4b<. 2ba .. 2 COf· (740)448·3384, ' ClloA!!!'S~ above ground pool, 2 bedroom apartment, 1-800·291:1l098. nm ~U.A:.o · 11 necesSAry; $59. ~ ' de· Handcrafted kitchen cabi1: No . Credit! Government atxwe ~f Station, Cheater, <ltubb'l Plano- Tuning & AUJ'ai ~---------~ posit reQutred on "e 10 set net1. Off Leon Baden Ad Leana. Only 3 Lelt. Oh, S275 per month , Repairs. Problema? Weed JoUR SAlE · .., up acceu code and re - (304)458·1580 (740)446-3570. (740)(192.0228. Tuned? Call The Piano Dr. Wew RuMer, 1eH Polarl~ turned after 5 weeki. All 3 P a - ~-··r ~~· 7,n_... _. 505 phOne charge• pak:l by our OkMir 2 .story houN. COrner Preferred Loan• with Inter- 2 Bedroom Apartment, Cen· -..--.- " . . ·1gg3 0o0oe Oynuty, Good TraBer, 'E~~~ company.. ll Interested con· 3rd. & Center, Mason. De· est Rates as low as 8.75% tral 41r, Waaher/Oryer Hook· lndependanl Herbaftfe Oil· ·dependable car .L io~Rd SA200 Can 1M..., at tact Joyal 304·675·7077 or !ached garage. 118,000 . with Land Home Purchase. up, Depolit and Aelarence1 tributor, C•ll For Product 07 asking $!250 llpollt .8oet ClUb, { ,cou.ta 7 1101!-720·5055 ""' 290 (304)675-~671 (740)446·3093 Required. (740)446·9473 Oppor!Unl!y. (740)441 - 1962 (7 4o) 44 Hlll! 5 • ......,! 183 ( riO nen<:e· Painting, vl~yl aid· !r\g, carpentry, doors, win· aows. btlhl, mobile home Nlpalr and more. For lrae ntlmata con Chet, 740·992· 6323, TI ~ $25 • art IIWI)It oonfldtnt..l. • Currtnl rtte Oard appUtl. • All real tttllt tdY.niHtMntl trt tU~tcl to lht Fl<ltral Fair Houtlng Act Of 1ffl, • T ~c.,ta only ~lp wtnt.d tdt m•tlng EOE tllndardt. W. will not knowlngly~ectpl any adVertltlng In violation of Itt. taw. 7 Days 116 Free Yard Sale Sign! 15 W~>l;.ds, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid ="----.,--,.--- 114 mile on SA 143, Fri. "'111!1""~~~~-....., Sat Sun cab· et doo s VAKil SAu:.. ·• ·• m r • glassware. Fenton, wood·--GiiAiiliiiJiii ,llli'OLiiiiiSiooo,P cralts & more. • Ad J 1 36425 R k , . oc spnngs . uY 2 Family· July 5th· 6th, 1/4 2. 3, 4, lots otllems. miles oil Neighborhood Ad · Kt Ad Kl " & Ad tt 36545 Rocksprlnns'Rd 2nd on ng · ~:~S u h ' 1 ht " 1 1 0 1 _ c _ _h_e_o._m_lsc_ . l_to_m_s,_ _ Ffa~!:~~. rS~t. r~~~~~r ~. 2716 Addison Pike. Furnl· erclse bike, hardware, misc . lure, Lamps, Dishes. Clothes 2 Lots of baby Firat yard sale In yeats, North Main In Rutland, Frlclothes Friday· Sunday · day 5th, phone (740)7 42.· 3 Family Yard Sele. 1999 2646 Yamaha PWSO, 3 year old Craftsman Lawn Tractor, July 5th & 6th, 9am·5pm, 2aHP · 42· Cut ~Snow Blade R.ose Hill, took for algoa. for 4~heeter, 'Mossberg 12 htghchair, stroller/carseal , gauge With 2 barrel'- 16ft baby clothes. toys, chest-Of· utility trailer, Name brand drawers& lots more. Clothln~ lor Men a, Ladies, July 51 h, Bth, 3 ·family yard Glrll, Infant, Toys, sale, Fisher St . off from etc. To much to mention. lr· Spring A·-.. VCR. lOll ot •• I O t811 1273 E · astern misc. clothes and call. v na ::;: 7 714 10 2 and 715102 • tapes, porcelain dolls. Yard aale· Dillon residence =====---- p';~~~~~r R~Jn i ~. . • Ads Should · Includes Up To Over 15 Ads BASEMEN! , WATEAI!,ROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· •Nee. Local relerences fOr· nlohod, Eotabllohod 1975. Ottl 24 Hre, (740) 446· 0870, Rogera Basement Waterproofing. . POLICI!I: OhiO VllfiY Publllhlno Men/" the riQhiiO tdll, rtjeol, or Olnc.l IMY ICI 111ny 11mt. errort mull 1M reported on lt\t flrll diY Ot Trlbune-&.ntlt'MI•R-ala..,. wUI b4 rtlpOntlble fOf no mar. than the oott of the tpiiOt OC<lupled by the tnor tnd only the flrtt lnMrtlon. W. I not bl tny lot• or tlptlnH thtll feiUI!t frOm the publlcttlon or omlttlon of 1n advertiHment. COff9Qtton will be made In the flrll .valtablt edition. • •:;~·~:~~::1 Friday Juno 5th and Satur· Yar<l'Movlng sate· July 6th, TECHNICIAN day June 6th . 3197 State 10-5, 162 Park Drive, Point lntliii1Uon & Service of: Aoute 141 . Brand Name Ftleasant •Mini Satellite TV Systema Clothing, Wood B~Jrner, Fur· "1111"""-~----, nltura, Baby Items, Toys, WANT'El> •security Alarm Systems Household Items. -------TO BUY *CCTV Sy01em 'Garage Sale· Wednesday & • Commercial Telephone Friday. Couch, ·2 Chairs, Absolute Top Collar: 1U.S. Systems New Na.me Brand Clothing, Sliver, Gold Coins, Proal· · Chlldrens Clothe!, Toys, sets, Diamonds, Gold Must be honest, dependa· Lots ol $1 .00 Items. 416 Or· Alnga, U.S. Currency,. ble, sell mojlveted. Reply chard Hill Ad 9'00 5·30 with resume to: " · • · , M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 SecSouthooa!orn Ohto dA G 111 lis 740 Garage Sale. 34 Smithers on venve, a po • • Satellite A\1&. July 5th·8th, 9:00am- 44 6·2842 240 UpPer River R011d I \If'!< I\ \II \1 5:00pm . Ladies Clothes Gllllpolll, OH 45831 Size Medlum-26, Girls " I IH I( I· "i Clothes 2·5, Appliances , ""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Knick Knacks, Ladles Bicy·l'ftO URGENTLY NEEDED· cle, Garage Sweeper. HELP WANTJID plasma donora,·earn $50 to Garage Sale. Saturday July ' " - - - - - - - · $60 per week lor 2 or 3 61h, 9·2, FiJrfllture, Clothing, ' hours weekly. Call Blo Life A STAASEARCH Bookl, Dishes. TV. Old 35 Pla!lma Service, 740·592· 665L Past Fairgrounds. Lert on "Singers & Vocal Groups. all styles & ages• Jerry Street, Left on Kattly Nash\lllle Record E11ect. McClure's Restaurant now Street tc 487 Kathy. seeking new tslent~om l ng hiring sll 3 locations, lull or parl·llme, pick up appllca·Garage Sale. Salurday July to Huntington, WV lien at location & bring back 61h from 8·2. Now bHold 731-424·2229 door, storm door, window, between 9:30am & 731·424·2141 Levis and Iota more. 265 10:00am, Monday thru Sat· King Ad off NeighborhOod AVON! All Areas\ To Buy or urday. Rd. SelL Shirley Spears, 304· Now Hiring Sale Drivers, 675·1429. " ItY v,ard a1e· Frld ay ___:_:.:_;.. · - - - - - and Management Parson· 4 ram -::and Saturday, 9·5. 1 Family Cake Decorator. e•peri· nel. (304)675·5858 · relocation to FL ao there will ence preferred, day shift, be a 101 or winter clothing lull or part time, pick up ap· Wanted : a Chrlsllan non· and a variety ol <llher items, plication at DO Middleport smoking babysitter In the suah as: womans Clothing, Rutland area when school Sizes 5·26, Mens Clothing, CDL Driver Needed for starts. Full·llme (M·F) 8·5 Night Stand, Collectables. Trash Collection .. Must ha\le fer a 20; month old boy and computer Desk, co.,puler ·experience dr1vlng top a 6·year old girl ,attending Games, TV Stand, Weed hea\ly trucks. Previous E•· school . Pleaae call .at.r•. etc' 79 Brook Drlv•. perlence Driving Garbage (740)742·16121eave a meaWalch to• signs, 011 586 Trucks a plus. {740)388· sage. References required . near Cora "Ill. , ::: 96:;8.;:. 6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ m Wanted : Someone to do Cuslomer service HVAC Installing. Must have Yard Sale, July 5tt'! & 6th, ReprtNntatlve. good Transportation and 9:00 to ?, 8642 State Route Part-limo position at The Good with people. Will Start 7 South. Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy. Yard Sale. July 121h, 13th, Woekdays Only. Musl ba Q:00· :oo. , 616 Jackson people oriented, computer 3 Pike. Name Brand Clothes, literate, and enjoy working with numbers. Send resume Numerous Household to: Sentinel CSR, clo Galllp~l!oirmi"•,;.·.;,Lo~!i-s"'ot·m~lsci"'-.-....., oils. OH 45631 or drop by ~74 y AIUJ SALESentinel O!flco. . YAIIIJ SA • "· July 6th, 8·5, New Tuppei· ware, Clothes. Baby Items. 6535 Sl fU 588 Behind Bodlmera. r 70 I ..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..... ay For SYndays Paper • Start You r Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Onc:rlptlon,. [ndude A. Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone N~Jmbef And Address Whtn Needed \'\,Ill '\1 I '\II\ I" ANNoUNCF.MENTS Display Ads ~• You can advertise your business on 'this_page as low as ----~------~~-------.. All Dlliplay: 12 Noon 2 Business Do!llys Prior To Publication Sunday Ol5play; 1:00 Thursday ror Sundays Qlllll#t)l, mEIGS mRSSIIGE 2000 Pontoon Boat left. With 40 HP Motor & !taller. MAy !ride for Goldwl~g . (30.)675·3000 Lea"" AI!J\l PAKIS Word Ads lire you stressed? . New No One Else Cant Dally In-Column; LOO p . m. Monday - Friday tor Insertion In Next Dl!ly's Paper ~ Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. some 1987 17' Voyager baas boat, ~Ohp Mer(iurv. live jwella. ttah finder, 52 tb f1rulttrolllnQ motor, $3, ~00. ''0·7<&2·7200 or 740·742· 1875. Meigs, Gallla, In one week With us REACH OVER 285,000 .PROSPECTS • llo.ns & MUlliNS We Cover The Dally Sen.tlnel • Pig. B 5 www.mydallyeentinet.com Thureday, July 4, 2002 Thursdi!Y, July 4, 2002 ~ J �.. ~· , I P•o- e a • The Dally sentinel www.mydellyeentlnel.com ALLEYOOP Ttlul'lday, July"· >. NJ:A Crollworcl P\lule llilDGI • ACIIOU 44 1 Rllhlr ~·t~~~~.1 . ' t =.., """' ........ 13 '* 14 -·w-11111 11--- ""' .. ... • AU If t l I t IC It t I 6 II: II r ,. Clreenllll • ' 5 • I llf"lfr ' . V\iln~:~r•bl• t'uth l•~lk Willi! Nlo"'t hlfi>"M l'tul~ t'lu INT I'IU t • Nt~l'tll rtu flf.n NE A IQi AC:, NEW l1 1 tllllllC J I '• '~ GOT IT[ ~AT~e~ THAN ~ULING ~ .. .t•Ve Tl'le GOUNT/tY ~U!T SE-I..L ~ FlrAN,~ISU ~ .'~ To . Ttte !TAres. 7•..,. .lkl"lliS 'T!-11\i WI\'I, l f\lt:IJ(I'!. f\~Vt TO '"l 00 />.NYTI-\1!\IG NOW I, - " - - . I._.) ,,,2, IJJ(; NATE PEANlJ'l'S WllV DON'T VOU 6ET SOME 5i.jOE5? MICKEV MOUSE WEARS S~OE5 ... MICKEV MOUSE'S S~OES DON'T HAVE l.ACES .. ~ ~ ITHURSDAY ",,,,_., ='·lima 11 •~•. In Ml•loo ·- 11 Kind ot upurudo unct dt~splll) the swllll9rln11 heul. penple llnod th~ sii'Oels oT RUihmd on Thursduy tu wulch the puru,le nf mt.H'O lhun u hltnlll'llll entries und lhen lo luke In lhc enterltllnment und vurlous other tt~llvlles In lhe Fll'llmen's Pnrk. II wus lhe 49th nnmml lmlepen· ctence Duy ~·olehrullon spt.msot'llct hy Ihe Rut hmtl Flro Dtlpurtmelll. The lhome "Amcl'lcn Slitn!lln~ Prmtd" wns depleted In pjtlrlutlc 11tlllls, costumlnu. decorutoU ~tu·s. bicycles und four wheclet·s. unll evtln on lhe do~en or .~n hmseli which clogged down Muln Su·eet. Tt·ophy winners were: . • Anlkjlte CIUll - '111lltllld.Cuml Will, • Mlscellnncou.1- Vlmlu Rut lilt • Ntm·rt:lllllmts 11unt - Belhuny 0Ickt\m.1. • Rell~luus 11t•ul - Hem·y Eblin. IIIII n~markubly JULY• 41 Reds stop Brewers, I 1 Deaths Lillian Hill 91 Oeorge oller Sr., 77 Dtttllll, AS by Lull C1mpoe . Celll)nly Olpt\tr GIYPIOGIIml Ill G'"llef IPILm. qiiOIIIki!ll bY ltmoul -~. jllltond preHril, lacn 11n11 In thl o~r lllndi!QIInathll. . • Ua I while. "II i.~ II CUI11· piCIC l'llll1• metHod. Tuklng u win from hls [Jockcl, hc ·suld, "Hcutls I fl . ncssc In dlnmont.ls, lulls in clubs," As yuu cun sec, even ti dmthlc-hcudcd cniu wnuldn·''l have helped; bolh 11neRRCN ·wo rc dot) t ncd.· I' 1mme'11utc 1y n tcr his plll'tncr went down, Fruitklln ob· served, "Three no· 1ru1np is there, but lhul Is hurd to bid. However, John, II' you respond four diu· munds, I cun dcelure four hearts, and onlr, u trump leud Is sufe. ' And tIt us 1he 1runs fcr bid wus bt>rn. Jcffct·s on then pllinlcd nut thul u bel· tcr line ik lo win trick four in hund, pluy u club to dummy·~ ucc, und ruff u club. Buck lu dummy with u hcurt, declarer cun ruff unothcr club. Here, the king fulls and the contruct i~ horne; bul if the king rcmuin~ ut large, de· ch~rcr runs hiM Irump~, At lhc ·worst, he needs the di'umont.l finesse Ill succeed •• which I~ us likely lo work us the club fi. i!liCSS," IJC nc~sc , TOdfy'l tllue: YlqUIIII C ' I ·~ AH KD I K H H I H H A K"V ZIKVI IXK VKIIOZMI - PXI XZOI ' ~•u•v~ I( IIOAVIIH · ., '" wou GAM I low to for"! l.our 1lm~lo the bo· wo1d1. Ir--,;:,lJ-;lR;..;.;.,Hl.;;....:; 0 DS lr.r;2:.,·lr-l 1. . . . . ~=====~..J · il K N C A L I · _,.:;...;:-::,.:r~--1 1-· 1 1 II 1 ~====~ 1- I 14S U1 L1Y 0~ ~~~. my"I'msecond allowed to eat dantah on diet," 1nnounced the ':::·==·=·==~:_,·overweight woman, "becauae my ·flral diet doesn't give me • • • • • • I .I r . ! I. R IU. SI. G HI. 1.EI. High: 80s~ Low: 60s Dttllll, A2 PAIVIOU8 SOLUTION - 'Thtrt It tomtthlng I wanl to aay to yo~. l'vt wanltd lo "Y II tor Yllrt , World, I IOiil you,• -ldna l'llbtr . 0 tour lllaua"VI ltUtrl of •crombled wora1 to tltl" . 0 Comoltlo rho chucklo quolod bv lllltnv In tho ml11lnv word• you dov,lop from llo~ No, 3 below. Prisons hit by cuts THESe SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTeRS TO Cl!T ANSWER ICIIAM·LITS ANIWIItl Nimbly· eight· Roysi • Tru1ty • SURGEON Three cutle'1 were giving the once over lo the new beauty In lhe office. One cutle purred ," She got her ~ood lookl from her father. He'• a pla1tlc SURGEON." . . ''r ~hJli!!C,.llmiK uf nlhcu In •. flllch way" llll"lll 1muJu~c rnu111111 hcnrfi" tu ull tlliiiC in· volvcd. IJ•c your 11111 to the faiiCII , CAN<:I! I~ Clune 21·July 22) ·· '!'ry '" pilrticipute in a~oup liCIIVIIIC ~ ur ""~1111 ~UlhCrH1j.ll of Milne ~ml tuduy . There'• u ""'"~ po .. ihtlity that you uwy ffl.:cJ 11omcwie who will f"rnvc tO ~It cw.ccptiu n~lly lucky for you. Oct u jump on lrlc hy Ulldcr.tanJinsthc •in· llucn•c• tha:'ll J<tvcm you In lhc year itl:cad. ~rnd fur your A<lro·Oraph prediction~ hy rnuilitli ~2 to 1\ttru·Orajll:, C/() thil llCWipall~r. 1'.0. IJI!A 167, Wickliffe. OH 44092. De IUIC 1.<' IIIIIC your Wdi~~<: lian. 1 100 !July 23-Aua. 22) •• Someone who h~• your but iutcrcll ut heart may afru touur to f:el~ y<lu UCCclmpli•h an imJ~IIIUIII ~<lai. It'll be im. jKirtuql that ynu keep ~eeret wh:n '"""l'irc•. VIUGO IAus. 23·Stpt 22) •. A friend nr an aU<lciute muy 4'otnc "' you 'for advil.:e today hccau•~ 1hi1 pcroon l'lacc• Jr-rut impllrtunce In CAPIIICOIIN !De.:. ZZ.Jun. I<J) ··Should YtiU be aalccd to 1 take charjj! or aomethlna tu· · day that a co-worker reela II roo complu fell' him ell' her to handle. dtln't he!lt~te for a momcnJ. The a•~iJinmenl will end up beinll worll: qulle a bit to you . AOUAKIUS Ibn. lO·Feb. . " 1'1) •• Thlt muy be ju11 the Hay you' vc been hoplnJI for to finurizc.u ltKlltly threuiJed ur· runjlcmcnt If you foci lucky nbout the muller, you'll be riaht · I'ISCP.S (feb, lO·Marcl! 20) •• Search '"' the vlnuttln" othcro,tuday, ln•rtad nr their fauho, In turn, they will afford you tho ..mo conoidurutlunl, Tn~ether with 11tl:uro, oome happy timet """ truntplre fell' you. ARII!S (March li·Aprll19) .. A number uf muterlal op· portunitie~ urc In ~~~~· for yo~ lnduy and cun cmnc frvm dlf· ferentl.llrectionl. It' ll be up w you to tr""k them ~~~wn . A aood _pl...:a w llurt 11 whhln y""r family conllll)ll. TAURUS (1\pril 20·M•y 20) •• Pluy to win by lidtlpllnJ •n optlml•tle aultuda today. · It'll do wondtrt fur 7."~· •••n · In area• whtre you ve prevl· ou•Jy met wilh Wlllill41ht (Ill• ure. That w n then, thla it . oow,. , OI!MINJ IMuy 21·Junc 20) •• Ct~ndltlono In pncral look promlllnJ fell' you lud1y; yw miaht lki better than uaual In arranJemenll with j1tr~n• with wlwm you ·h1vc lfrPIIf CII!PIIoo~ltlee. · CAP takes ' to streets to spread message IV KIVIN KILLV KKCLbYIIJMYtlAI.Y IIIIIJUNf .MrJM ( 'III!SIIIIW li~lll'illll lllll~tln.IN cdl,)· hl'utlnjl llolh the lwll1luy und 11 ~ull J'u r ~ ll.lun nlr i11 lh~ thcNhlt·~ url.ltt, rncmh~r• oJ' - fashion ll ill ~ll i 1111Vil'lll1111~1lllll TLEACH@MVDAI~VSENTINEL. COM Lotteries Ohio . Pick S: 5·3·0 Pick 4: 4·3·7·7 .8uckeye 5: 7·22·28·30·31 Pick s d1y: 2-5·3 Pick 4 dey: 2·8·0·1 Dilly S: 0·1·2 Dilly 4: 1-11..()·3 · Cllli 25: 7·1&-17·18·20·24 yuur npiniorHI nnU "Ufy;e ,.: Dc~pitc the hl llh ~<'•' lit II\, llli•Jllltllllcdl· 111~1 ~ II•lith•• l'l'lll\tf lnu111tin~t , "She lley t11ill tltc uh1nt1 lhc h11111h ol' · July rc lcfmHh111 lltttl 111111 I •hmiltl l'it1i11.1 mu' tlltil meet thlol town," llu.•h Nllld, "It ' loo~ ,, like IHi~<l 111' you •huwctlltp, "'1\l llull lit~ fttlk• who Wlll'k Ill thl.' dty her~ I'll ll~c 111 \Ill)' ntmt'lltll'ill' lhc dcttil up .. , hut .... " 1111,1'1 •uld with 11 lttujlh. . The t·Q~~tH l'tlltrl l'ttlln~ lllt the u~~ ul "lllidCi' llull" , II~ h~lll~ llll~tlll~lilllliilttll i lti 1hc l'l~il~c 111' i\ll<'jliuu~~· wu• uiNo utllt, ·o,,~llll[ the ptt~lllcut. llu ~h 1\1lt tlw l'l'llWd 111111. "when w~ p\i,;(l~r the nll<'~tlum•r Ioiii<' lhtll, wr lcrlu Ple111 111 lull!, AI IY TONY M. WOH PRINT NUM&ERfll LETTERS IN lion•, You'll I>~ doing hun or her u u•·cul l'uv<~ I•Y bclnJ u11 rront. LIIJIIA !Sept, 2~-0~t. 23) • • Joint cpdcuvuro ulwuyo hnld t•m•ni •• I'" ' yuu, but tol.luy tl:lowill he ••••11tlonully true. Link np wltl: llftmeone whp I• cntcrpri""l und wlw thlnkt bli, There' • much to be JIUtncd. SC0\11'10 (Oct. 24-Nov, 22J .. If yuu huve uny u1ree· menu 1o •IMn or deal~ to muke. thl! c•1uld be your lucky duy to do '"· Cvndi· 1iun1 IO!!k u~cptiunully ~n­ couru¥iny for you where le· 'JIUiitiu arc con~erned. SAGI'rfAIIIUS (Nov. 23· l.>cc, 21) •· Even if no one 11 checklni or reully caret, ~trive to do your very Nil today. The bonute• for do Ina JOOO wyrk muy be nwre tuli• -ltantlulthan utual. li .S. "l ·. \ . Index :.lediHI-12 ...... Classlfleds Comics · DearAbby Editoria l1 Movies Obituarie1 Sports Weather B3·5 86 . A5 M· A3 A3 Bl·3 A2 RACINE - Amerlcu's independence wus cclebrut· ed In 11rund fushlon on ThurNdll)' during Raclne'N flourlh (lf July "United We Sumd" feNtlviLics , llveniM the duy kicked off wllh 11 t11111 rolslna by the Arnerlcun Leaion PoNt 602 followed by n purude ~(LilHiMtinll of nurnerouM tluuts, hurMeN, vlntu11e true· torN, hlcycles, four-wheelers, and cmeraency vehl· CION, wh)ch dt1Z7.Ie(J the NCnHCN Of lhtlNC In OltCildUIICC with loud HirenH und tluHhlngllllhiH, EntertulnmcnL wu~ provlocd throushout the doy wilh u pulriollc pro11ratn, karuoke conleHI, fro11·Jump• lng compctlllon. u perl'urmunca by lhc Big Bcn(J Clo&Jicrs, kiddie gumes, craft vendon, und live muHic hy Country OruHH an(J Cnuntryflcd ·on the ~1uac ut Stur Mill Pnrk , AH ulwuy~. hungry MpcclutorH could fill their NIOJn· tiehH durin11 ' u chlclien barbecue held by the Ruclne Volunteer fllrc Deportment. Winner• of the f1uut conteNt und the R11d1le 1\reu Communhy Orsanlzullon'• Annuul flroa Jumplna Conte&l urc oH follow•: · • FLOAT CONTEST: The Son1hlnc Circle, rlr1t ploce, SIOO; Antiquity BaptiHI Church, ~cornl plucc, S75: Racine Orange, lhlrd place. $50: . • FROO·JUMPINO CONTEST: Junior Dlvltlon· Savannah Bolle~, f1rHI ploce, S40; Dax Holman, MCCond pluce, $25; Taylor McNickle, lhlrd piau, $10. WJnnen of the kllraokc conteHI and klddio traciOI' pull were unavuiiablc at preHIIimc. r"r 1 • INDI,INDINOI D4Y I'UN - A bicycle adorned with red, whlto end blul wea 1 only o 1m111 ~art or Thur1dey'1 •unltod we StenCI' lndepondenct Day '•• tlvltlel In Raclno, ThoH ttttndlnl the Fourth of July celobratlon were enterUIIned by 1 ~ltrlotlc parade, live mu11ca1 antortalnmont end verlou• conte1t1. 1Tony M. Leach) 0 :1002J)Iio Voltor Publlthlnt CAl, MCOM 11 l M II.>DLEPOIH Thlll'sduy'R heal dld nnlh· lng lo 1lcte1' July 4 rev~l · ors In Mldlllcpnrl. where u llurudo, n t\tll ~line of ontenulnmom nnd u 11re· workN dl.~plny helped uhsQrv~ 1he nulltm 's lllt·thduy. Kenny McElhinney SOI'VCd US the tlt'tllld lllltr• Hlml. fur lhe pur11de, nnd trnphleK were nwurded to the following purulle i\' entries: Rlverhend Cnmmunhy Thcmcr, bcsl ( , (J \\ l'lnnt: Girl ScoutN of lilt') ! MelliN County, beNt wul~· Ins unit; Kendru Roble, A l'l1 d, t /( l'leNt bl~ycle unit: Mllii!N Hl~t~h School Bond. best murchlnjl unh; Eddie PATRIOTIC INTRY- Allie Oovla ·and Hannah Porter hlld ono of Mlddloport'l moro colorful porocJQ ·ontrloa. Children on bloyolu, rour-wlltlllltlro ontf otMr plnt·tlzod Plea11 IH •til, AI vohlcln woro 11 fevorlto of tho111 olons lhCl parHdll routa, (Brion J. Auad) Radne celebrates In . 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Wt'NI Vil'l!itlllt SliM Polkc diljl hnlldll't'' 11.11d ho11th tlctc~lhttt dill!' l'\IIIIHCdtltc lll'm · Ripley\ l:nurth ltd II hie' ut\1 ~tlllWil liN till' hl~~\''1 '111ull htlllt ''''lcllt'llllotl In lhl.' IV IIIUIN J, RIID COLUMilUS (API l"luusln11 unhs 111 fuur p1·ls· uns wlfl hll closed und 56 jobs cllmlnUicd us pm·t uf the ,lllttc prison sys1.em's respunso to u new round of hudgot cuts, The slntc ulsn will rene· gotluto contntcls whh tho cnmpuny t'Uttnlng Ohlu's 1wo prlvnte pl'lsons w seck reduced puymcnts, The closln1:1s und Juh cuts nrc needed h• Uenf wlih u $'0 million reduction In 1he depurlmcnt 's bnt.lllcl. Rcl!luuld Wllklnsm1. dircc· tor of the Depuruncm of' Rohuhllltutlon nnd Cor~cctlnn, suld Frlduy. Prison ol'l'lcinls will close unl1s n1 Wurren Correctlonul Institution In Leon non, , North Ccntrul Corrcctlonul lnslltullon In Murlon una Murlon CorrcctlonullnHtiluliun und Allen Corrcctlonul lrlHtilutlon In Llrnu, IV DAM HIIIMO liM I' IHPI .FV. 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Wll• 1111 unc~pct:ll(J byproducl uf' 1he proccN~. cmtrlctl by un ln~rllllljl,l In •ul· l'ur trlo~ldc IS03). · AIW unnuuncetJ In Junuury 11 Would •pend $7 mllllnn 111 rel.luce the huze'• el'reciN. und In April unnuunced plun~ w buy the vlllujle for plum c'"pun•lon und to relieve vll lttjle re•ldeniN' cnvlrunmental and heulth 4-!unce.rnl. · During Moniloy'~ vllluJie cuuncll me t· .......... ~.AS ·River Recreation· Festival .The 37th Annual River Recreation Festival / will be he)cl in' the GallipoliJ City Park July 4·7, Free screenings and health informatiOn will be available at the Holzer Medical Center Wellnets Wagon. Scheclules potted daily. · We'll be loo/dng loryoul . MEDICAL CENTER Discover til~ ITolzer• Dif.fcrencc wivw.~olzer.org '' • • ; � 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. 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