http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a5d416bef8f0f42c4c69968e9d68d981.pdf 6adaef4097926dc87dd6d5148bebbab2 PDF Text Text Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel Wednesday, July 10, 2002 www.mydallyeentln l.com ALLEY OOP NEA Cro11ward Puul• UIDOII: PHI~LIP ACftOIS ALDER 1 VIlli otty e IMIIY ~ I a Plcke 011 .,. "'' • 14 ,., /!all ~~ K 10 ta Throat ap- II IU i ... • An t "' J •• ' ~ •·:•st t ,,..~ .. A~ K J 11.1 ~ t: 11~1 V1,1ln11r•bht. North South li1111lll 1 ~T W. .l NOJlll f•u 30= -.:.,, 3 NT 1- ll~f.l(i"l •• ~Ill~&~' Opt~llll'lltl"•d • 9 31 rue~. rnMI. Bidding 31 MillO- " Cornrnon 1.10-llil l'll•11•1f~ !-lflr.! t:.lt•ll'll-1 r~nl~lil unm t•lf.11J _~illl11l•MI'I r.1n1--m1 !Jmm !JDtil II'Jd r•Jl•Jt~fl ... ~:)Q'~~C{li:J~O ~W \TU\· LOI'IC. 01~\~Cf.C~ =-. . 34 10 atop I I Plloked IWIIY ' ""'Mill ~~~~~~ ... . • =~·l - .... Q ZIP~~ Q Q ,. Pro!MMd ., IS 1 HIIJ.ol. POIIII'IIIll- ' AC:TI.lo'llLY, 1'1'1 A tHC.H·SC.MOOl 7/W'~ MATH TEACHER, !UT WHY !WIN _...-._THE MY~T/QUE' Ao,_- 1~1Ulo ., • : : ; : · rl I L.... I ''THOU SllALT NOT 8E AFR~ID OF TJ.IE TERROR 6'r' NI6J.IT. NOR OF .TJ.IE PESTILENCE TJ.IAT . WALKETJ.IIN DI\RK.HE55 ...'' BUT THOSE LINE DRIVES I WILL KILL 't'OU! I' I . I I I'' I I I 1 L~UFAf diamonds. I I 1. I I . . . . . • . SCIIAM·LITI ANIWIRI . I:. I• I. East got what he· . deserved, l>pening with neither opening Rarely. Tongs • Omega • Medium • MORTGAGE values nor a decent Wile to husband as they left party, "You might as sui t. well have told everyone my erge alter bragging aboul how low our home MORTGAGe lsi" ~=r.~~------hchOI \ \ 1' 0. ~iiU I U wci.!'Jin~ 111 ymtr li_ fc It do iiOITIC to clcur uutthc th:adwuull 1m the year ahc ~d . D11in~ thi• 'l'ill muke dculin"s 111 he t:unl'uml by ~our hch:1vi~tr . Be comdlitCIH 111 hoth wortl mulllc~d . LIIJRA tSctll. Z3·0t:l. Zl) · \\ ay l'or IJ:q'l'il'£ iiCii\litic,; of higher qu:.. i1y :md fewer • Ucl'tli'Cbnymg llr inv~sling tuduy, chuck the infurnuuion or the i'inanciul tip you re· !'ANCEl! CJunc21·July22) ccive from a wcll·intcntiuncd friend a~uin~t other huurce5. hcadm. hL'~~o . •• Cun:h:\!iiiC ii ~ nn y.vur !"HUt tml:1y r:m cuUI'if yuu w ose sotm•thing you Cllll~ider <.!car. It may not he cxpetHiivc. but rather an tlcm that hold• fund mcmnriL'' HnJ can't be re~ J>laced. Knuw where In h~>k fur rumam:c ami you ~ll find it. 'l'l11: Astm-Grupl1 Mutchmaker in'\liJntly I'C\IC~J\ which KignA urc rotnunlicully rcri"ect for yuu . Mail $2 .H w Match' nwkcr, c/o lhi~t IICWJif'UJlCr. 1'.0. flux 1(•7. Wickliffe. Oil 4411'12. 1.1'.0 (Jul y 2 .1 - Au~ - 221 ·· Tudny , whal ynu ctm~ic.J("r a 0ccti II~ 'UI11111C rll cuuld ' tuff! into u bindtn~ ~mnmitment. . Think . twice ltL'ftJI'C rtwlr.ing prnmi ~cr. . becau se :~udicncc v. ill taLc you ut any yuur yuur wort.! . VIIWO fAng . 23-Scpl. 22) · - What you .~ay <.~ru.J do ·nHIY thing!~! be h1day, \Wtl what yuu different ~: au!'lintt till)' fK!'r# lii llll 't will1 whop1 you have Don't IUI.c UliVihln~ a• ~fli• pel. no 1naner wltu II' H l'r•>m. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22/ •• ln•tcud of gelliniJ in· vo ved in cunverliiution~ on toplco ubou1 which you know lillie. do murc liMening. Oih· c!'rwi•e, you muy be templed lo IUCtcnd tu knuw more than you do and iit•und l'olltish. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 23· Dec. Zl) ·• Oe wary ol' Uf· tempting w give anyl>ody uJ. vi\:c today, even about things on which you may po..eh ClpeMilil:. fl Could be nlil«!ln• pluyed and cuu•c prublem•. with yuu taking~he blarne. CAI'RlCORN IDee. 22·1lin. 191 .. II ii ill uJvi•ed l<lihare an ••pen Hive .uclivity today wilh someone who iK usually reluc<ant 1<1 pay hi• or her fu1r •harr. I'll g1ve you lhree guelii'IC~ a• to whu (a~ u~ual) will end uJ1 paying the hill. AQUARIUS (Jun. 20·Peb. l~l •• If yuu lee\ the need In •cck udvice tmluy. tum w murc thun unc l'enmn before utnkin~ uny importnnl deci· -,ions. It may luke un ug¥regu. lion of •cvcrul hili of 111lur· 1nu1iun 10 ~cr the whole un· Hwcr. PlSCI!S (Feb. 20-Murch 20) •· lle pret>ured to c•erl ~ •econd effort in nrder to oc· cornpli•h your soul• and am· h\linn• today. Achlevernenll rn11y not come Oi ea•ily u they u•uully do. ARII!S (Murch 2l·April 19) •• Wutch out for un acquulp· IUD(.e with ulterior inolive• thai" may be tryln,JJ 10 rnunit>U• late you tuduy. ll yr1u let your »Uut·d down, thi• peroun will lie t\liWfled thtil ih~ 11~ · 111 )\If tl\,, Uj)Jit'lllll.'h to 1lw brl\ljl!l 11 Ill 'lilrt tl\'Uf th~ ~,l,tlnll \'~'r wu~h !>II Wl''l Mtiht Slt\'1'1. lie nlll\'\l thllt thl' \le>illlllllillh ttl\' \'ti!WI\11} 1\tlllljj. !.'!ltnlllt.lt\'11 uml will btl ,,)hmlttr\1 till' Bv CHAIILINI HOIPI.IOH t'inul on 1\UJI. I ~ HO(fLICHO!JMYPA"I S ~NliN El COM ('nil llS suld t)HII \Ill~<' th¢ )lltill~ hiiW ~<'11 . POMEROY. - ('nn>ll'tll.'tinu (Ill th\' n~w njlJlt'lll'll\1, tlwn tllll'\'1'11,11111 t\11' hills wlllll\'llln. Pl>llWt'II)'·Musnn lwld~~ ,, ~'XJ~I·tcd t\~ h~lllll ,. c sukl he C\fll't'h th!,'. rw,i~\'t til ll\' Sl>lll In in lut~> Jummry 1W \'uriy l'..,bnmry t'l 2UO~. · Nnvemtltll'. IIWIIt'lltltl in l}tii.'\'11\00r. tm\1 jill IICI.'Ilf\1111!11\1 · <1<'111'!1~ ('ulllm,, 1lep11ty llit'll,'tll~ 111111er ~'m1>tt'll~'tion In Jm11UII'Ynt• l1t'hruury. ul' Dbtrkt Itl. _ Ohio (}cpi11'111>o:'nt nt (\111111> u;.~t'li flit' Input 1111 tlw \'\ll\11'1' 111' th<' 'fl'unspwtnllon, lODOTl wh11 >PII~~ n.t n,nwt't llr~hts 111 1111 1111 tlw I.' II hill' 11 hl\'11 t'Xtvll\1 l\11111 ln11 1'1>111\'t'l>)' Mo:t\'hlllli' 1\>sn~IIIIInn 1111 thl) twn ll\\Wt'll nt' ihc hl'idjjt'. He Mtlll lh~ Wclitwsliuy momln)l. . , · . ;.!,'ICI.' th>ll hu;. tn Ill' mml<' l>y th<' ~mt ul- July Collins "~! ld ,., t'l' ·th tl\)l nnw " th1wn to II nul umi thl.' 1'1!1.'1111111\~ndut Inn I;. fnr 11 lillhl l.'nlm. Lledst\lll>, hJ...~ \vhul 1.'11lnr tlw l.'llhlt' llj~ht~ ,will l11\ll~ruhlt' whitt' Ill' hhtl'. . be. tht shmlt' Ill tht' ('~IIWI\'W, llllll SlltlW Ill the "W~ \\'1111/lht' 1'11;11)111.' ht't\' lnpii.'J\ lh~ 1.'\llill'," Sll'lll.'llll'til 11\tiWI'Iul;., rht' $Jfl milllnn hrldge. >IIIII Collins: It WtiS iht.l )11'11<'1'111 I,'\111St'l1SUS nf tn h¢ hull! with slutc umltcdcrlll 1\llltis, IH~> II thll m¢rdumts thut whltll wnuld 11(1 ll(lst shw 20ilfl ~"1111'ktlt'l1 dntl'._ . severnllntlltlii111S in lt>wn m\'1 outll11~11 in whit~ II Wtlllw huilt .1 ~ 0 li.'\'1 li,IIWI11'iV~I' Irom ,thll lljjhts. o~lsihl)llll'itl!ll'. wl. llh~' ~6!r~l whl_t, whh Ill\~~ West. Vit·!linlu_, whkh J., lltli'tl~i\~ntinll. ln tlw Innes - 1wu hm~s lm litillk 11111111 \w!l~s ~\lSI ol the hritl!ld ~nnsll'tMion. IIVIII's while trlun wul~ \Ill the 11pper >lth.'. IIWOI'\11111 II> ~ubllls hut htis. jllwn no 111\ll'~t't'11l'~ for the l)ou)l Mill'jWil. fll'\>j\'l'l mllnllj,tt'l', who ulsn 1111~11\kd ilk• 1\Wt,tln~ . PIHII ... lrldp, AJ ui'P"''''' KC tourney starts Friday, 81 Deaths Audrey Dunfee, 82 Mary lou Young, 74 Elizabeth McDaniel, 66 Kathleen Clonch, 65 Pamela Hager, so Detalla, A:S "'\I"' NIW lltiDGI. - Thtl MW brlt11\ii etltlnllcllnij OhiO Mtl Wiil \ VlrQinl!l (Ill Poi11t:ifOY lllld, Mil on w\1\ lOOk 11~11 \1'111. OtOrQI! Colllnl. Olat. 10 dt!pYty cilrl!e\01 . for tl1il OOOT prtaM\~tl il tWIOI Of PIO\Yf'OI hOWiflQ OMIIllW 1111(1 t\l~h\\1111~ 11!1illt Of lhll llrlt1 o. T1'111 throo VQIU eom!ICt<e\1(111 ptQJflrl w1U Qilt undt!t WI'.Y in JMYIUy, (000Ti ----~- Weather Hlah: 80s, Low: SOs Detalla, A2 Middleport • • Fun show zon1ng -reVIew set to be in next wee • Bv JDY J. SmLII Special N~W S~MYilAI,Y S~ N T IN e k . C OM meeting TUPPERS PLAINS Eustern Locul Boord ul' Edu~ulion will hoiLI 11 ~P~· clul me tin11 on July 17 ut I p.m. nt ihe udmlllislt'ttllon meeting tu dis~uss pct·son· · nel mutters. I'OM~ROY - ' "1 ·2·3 pnofl" tho lllllj!lcinn tnld u gmup of children ut the Mel~s Cuunty Dlstrl~t 1.1 bmry Wednestluy., u1tm~th111 lui~ of I uttomlun. Task .force's .firsr mcctill;l Wednesday OHIO Pick :s day: 7·9· 3 Pick 4 day: 8· 2·1·6 Pick S: 8·6·9 Pick 4: 0+6· 7 Bucklya 5: 18·19·20·29·36 Cowho~ IHII~ICinn Mnrk Wt ~xl ol Jn~kson. \llldorme\J ui~ks li>r ~hlklren 1urin11 illll Hhnuy·.~ .summer t\ltKIIIlQ ~~u­ grum. His th~tn~ Wtl' "MnQI~ of the Circus." · Chi ldren en,l1>yetl llstenln11 10 \Wtl circus hooks reml In lhem und mnklnll pnper elophums und tigers before 1he performunce. Wood. u 1\illllme entertnl ner for ·3~ - yenrs. lcnrneu 1111181C from huoks. lie encoLII'II!It:dlhe chi ldren who uuended to check out u mnglc I'!Clok ~o they, too, unuld loom nnd hnve f\m. · Woud uiHo mude hullucm unimn!N, Jlll!!llcd, performed vurlou~ rope trlckH, ctn<l mAny nther musk trlckN. Pt•lzeN . were uwurilcd to Nome nf the youngsltrN nnd bullt1ons were givenro ench child presem. The NU1111ll01' I'CIIdillj,l pro• grom conllnueswith Billy the Book, July 17: Murk Wuae. n vcnirllu~uisl. July 24: und u puol purty July 31 In Syrue UHC . · W.VA. Agri-tourlsm expert visits area Lo'!;.'tr.'ys CLEVELAND (AP) The Ohio Louery will puy out $171 ,99 1 to winners In . Wcdnesduy night's Pick 3 Numbers dtlily gume, which hnd soles of $731 ,49R. li1 the Pick 4 Numhers nlghl 1\tllllC. pluyers will shnre $124.200 nnd the sule• 1'01' the gume cnme to, $295,062. SUperl.oUo; 8-11·14-18-2&48 Banua Ball: 45 Klckar: 2· 7·3·4·3·1 Dilly :S: 8·2·0 IV IRIAN PIM•bll: ~31·37-43-45 (32) Index :a ltdlonl - 11 ,.... Calendar A4 Classlfieds 85·6 Comics 87 DearAbby A4 Editorials . A6 Entertainment BB Movies A3 Obituaries A3 Sports 81·4 Weather A2 c- 1001 Ohio Volley Publlohlnt c:o. MII)I)I,P.PORT - The l'lt·~t m~~ti1111 nf 11 MluLII~(llll't ~mnmlnee l'ilVl~wlnll 1lnwnwwn wnlnp tii'I.Hnttll~r' 1111~ f()~Oil111lCilllil111 ~hilll~CN hi lhllN() lll'llillllll ' ~ will he h~J\1 ll~KI WCt'k . In Muy. MillllhlJlllrl VIIIUJ!Il Coundl IIJ!flt'nvrll 11 $l.H~O l.'tlllll'u~t with Con/lullunt Jumc• 1.. llm:ttl~t· ul' CtlliUI Wln~hcNicr In r view tl1o I\16~ /,unlnll r~l!llitttimtN t'cluthtll 111 ihc ~eltlru l hu.llncNN 11iN1rl~t. . · Th ro ttt'o vh·tuitlly no I'CNli'l~tlonN on lunli uNc In th~ downtown tii'CII, und llllillht nl' the .tcmolltlnn nf tlw Murk V hullulnjl \Ill Nn1'th Se~\lil1l Avenue. ofl'kluiN tu•o 1'1111· ~crne1f llhtlllt how the vu~umlril will ))c tlevehtJl~ll. · "Whttt IN hulli llil the Nile un\1 huw ntltCI' ltfCitN or lhc dowmnwn ut·c u•lld in )lllttrN In ~<Hnc will ilet rmine Ml\1\llcpun'N rclttll tlllli cnmi,IICI'~iull\lture." llut111N Httlll. llur111~1' huN worked with the vllluye lll.ll'nrc, JlfCJflll'lfll! n 191)4 LiUWitl\IWtl hiiNin~NN Ntrtllc~y_ Whkh WttNLINCd ill lhc ViliiiiiC'N 11/lNLI~~\lHNJ'\il Mill. fnr iJCIW/11\lWil f' Vituiitllli\111 1\mdIt1ll· IALLOON JIUN - Mark Wood mokoa 11 balloon onlmal for 11 child durin& hll mealo of thl olroue l)trformonoo at lhl Pomeroy ~lbrary on Wodnoadl'ly. Chlldrtn nlao enjoyed litton· Ina to olroua atorlua rued to thom ond orarte. (Joy J. Sottile) In MuHun County, offel'lnjl ldcuN on llow tu Improve U!lrl ·IOLit'IHm In tho urou. POINT PI.EASANT, W.Vu. ..... Sorne f'urm· - • A~tri ·WtJri Hn1 IK when you Invite the P,Uhltc erN scof'f utlhe ideu of' mowlnjj dnwn purt of' u to come unto yuur furm, whether lt'M o 'lllck· few ucreN of their crop Just for fun, butlf they your-own," u Form Htund. or u. corn mu1,e, or considered !hey cpufd earn UN much OM Home mher iype ul' uctlvillcH,'' Maolzold $100,000 cc sen~Pn by runnin11 u ·~urn muzo' explulncd Ill the MuHon County louriHm mellt· they mljjht just reconsider. .. Ina on WedneHduy. _ A corn mu1-e IK u labyrlmh created by mow"People WJI\1( to 11et buck to rurol orou8. Ing in corn f'lcld!l, or ollfc·Hir-ed pu7.?.1e people Thai IH one ol' the muln reuHOJI8 people travel cun wulk throu11h. _ - to IICt buck 10 their MJIH und Hincc Sept. t I A mu7.e i~ juKt one of muny wuyN l'urmcrN. - und trovcliniiiH truly the perfect freedom . can u~c their lun\J fur more Lhun juHt pluntlna People wunt w tuke f'reednm bock from the· and hurvesting ...... nr uiiri ·LOUrl~m . 11nd Hu It '• HlllllCihlna w11 eon eo pi· JumeH A. Muetzold, a National Alternutlvc tcrrorlHtH, tnllze on In IIIIOCJd •enHc.'' . En1erpri~c and Asri-Touri~m lender with the Muctzuld hu~ worked with uaeneleH Nutillnul ReHourccH on~~ervutlcm Service und the country and had nunlei'OUf lito· the U.S. Oepurtment Clf Allrlculture, wuH the throujhour rieH of family furmH or ~mnrnu tlille• thai gueNt oF the Oreal K~nBwhu ReHnurce ConHCrVIItlon ana DevelPpmcrit fur" few \JuyH I'IHN Nt Tourt.,., AJ l>amw!lilmyd~llyroiJtwr.oom Relay. lhe Meuaae. KUC~ecd: TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• You tnuy overreucl lo· J, RIID H~ CDeMYCA"YI CNT/N L.COM BY PAM WILUAMION DallY 4: 4·0·0·4 ..... Tillll'"lay, July II , 21Nl2, Bridge consbuction to begin In 2003 ODOT chi~{ says pn.~jt·ct · to be complt·te by 2006 ,._ 1I 1I I I'EANUTS What's Inside elpetl 4t!MaUN I Prt&m ""'"" 20 Hun iHIIII !lover _ SllewiCIIttf 12 HIVII Willi- 4t a.lne alallt liM 10 Kind ol *'I -lllthlt 4 Term paper 14 Ytllow..ll'llh sa 1e rude, ~lty s 81rn011or H Palt at Tl'ot or can- 113 C"l pro Dltmond 1 Avoid .,,.., dMf 14 """'" 7 Son ol Hell fl' "' 1 Chlrcoal 11 .,orega bin lll 1 uthOI'- · at Journey • I!{.IC:~ 1 Ya.> ""'""'""" ~e: etc. Hometown News,.per tm.m Jcun 1\rp. a highly ssE;o rcgun.lctl urlist and 37 Jooqulll' met, wwt•'. "Soon si· cnce will huvc sa rJ!wa 31 lnthltl pusscd int(> kgcn\1. 40 Puppy 'Mun has tumcil Ius bu~k on siiL•ncc." This conld huvc been 1111 observation aboul lli'CS<'IIl-duy top -level hrid!!C . Young Tur~s bid whenever !hey hold 13 curds. Somctitncs these subminimum hills work well be· cuus•' lhcy tell partner whul to lcml. or they cnublc ilw YT's si1le to reach either a mnk· ahle conlract or u dwnp sacrifict•. Huw••vcr, occasiunully deuls like this occur. which arc carefully ~wept untler lhc cur· pel hy the YTs. Y<>u nrc Suuth, pinyin~ in three no· CELEBRITY CIPHER trumr> after East by LUll Campoa opened une hcurt. Caltbrlty Cipher oryplaQramt ora Cdllod lrom quotaltonl bV lamout ' fiiOil/1, l)llllnd prtttn1. Each /IIIII In lhl olphor ollndo for anathtr. Wc.,t leads u fourth· Toct«y'• clue: l ~utll 0 highest spade three, Eust winmng with the Hit KHVI !ICC IIIlO I'ClUI'Ilillg the RVWUOWYI . "01111 spude four. Whut wuuld he yl)ur plan'! w IZOAYWOY PIIZDHOU; If you ullack clubs, vz KIWL AYWUIA WKK · y011 will gu down, lo sing ft>Ltr spades zv PIUHO ,O HOU and one clult. Instead, you ntusl cntlcct the UIZI!UI PIIOWIL A,WO next ci~ht trick': four diamonds und four PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'Action II the antldOII IO dtlpalr.• hcurts. -Joan Buz • 'Atllrarnenl 11 the ug/1111 word In the language. Applying ycstcr· - Ern1111 Hemingway duy's n·l~. the normul approuch is to pluy TH,AUTIIDLAII~Y d,I?Q'1l j).,., , ( - }) 'f:1 ~Q.. • hcurt~ 1 from the top . , P\.!;:1 J:'QU ~._ ~ P<.r 0 Uut si nce Eust opcnctl loilttl ~~ C~AY •· 'OLLAN one heart, making 0 ~•arron;o ''""' of tho . lt':!tfv~:"'::...~-, him u hcuvy favorite fo" 1cramblod wardo bo· lu hold the heurt juck. low 10 form four 1l:nplo wordo. tlmt pmbably won't N 1 0 0 work. You should h-.,..;:'l~A~rT--r-_,.~ 3 hope Wc~t has a sin - 1 1 2 glctun eighl or nine. =·=~· ~·=~·..:-' Go at>vcr to dummy ~~~~~~~ wilh tliumt>nd, then , _ U F T E ~ call for the heart 10. • 1 1 Is 1 If Eust pluys low, you ~=====~ do too . So, let's us· r R U p S U I "~ : sumc East covers If sclenllsts really want to end with the juck, unc.l' 16 1 world hungertheyshouldflnd-out ;f,cst drnp~ the nine. . . . . how two ounces of sour cream " can turn Into five •••••• of·· ·I lluy ltnothcr diamond to dummy und lead a CUp HAN hcurt In your seven. .·0 A 1 0 h kl d Cash Ihe . heart ucc, ~ ~~'ffi,~~ 1~ ~h; ~~11/~g q~~:d, cross to dumm)Jol in L-..J.I.-..L.-.1...--1-..-'--' yo" dovolo~ from 111~ No.3 below. di aIll 011 ds a . tTl i rd . -::~:-cp:-::~""II<I-,:T-,N"'U-::-M:-:B::E~:':'E0::-rr li __,~.---'AI5-,Irl'4-rlsr-nltr-111Tt-rljr-'111fr-11 t1me, pi tty ol f th.e ~ LETTE~S • • • • • • • • • • hcurt ktng. and cluirn ;;~===;=~~=~*~=r:T=T:;::T==1 your ninth trick in tr.'~~AMBLI 1 · I otl 1-\t.U.O, ~~OR !ANJNJif.' f\lo.~t. YOJ Melp County's · t:ll.u.l.-~ tm~nt'lnt•l 1111~~~i1 lllnf'll'l !"li'IDi.l lll•lfl f;][IJfl lilt•1!l1M ltU-1l;;l r. I~ '(0\)(1.. l -I[~Ut~ m•1fJl-1Un fJr..lr~ at Actor- . grlddof MaJora Sf Conical u a.r.ncetentt 1heoot guru 5I Urge!IOY H Clean alllh DOWN 27 Abbot a&LIMI'I a K IU :~~,;. lleall!lr m.1coJmrm r•lrJIJ It ,OOIIM bill SS clrnonlon l'tlll-, • Wtililfta 43 hncldll-. WI 44 WIY ol 17 CrtrniOII 41 liNt trim Tide el. . St lllldl allen II CooldHII~ SS Cerllln tul "'"' ••• ••~nn u llt•lfJ l~f.U.'lf.1 tllf.11J 11.11Ull f.1t1WII t•ll11l:ll I tJt!lll 1•1l•JU(cl I ~l~ll'~rJ 41 ......... - r.r.d•a• 41 Gtnttto II lllel IMMMI n • "Q 10 • Hl noiM 41 YOUfllll\er Dll~fiUje the ,,,mln)Jt ~mlc HU old, mu~h <ll 11 IN nutilutcll , wlih -1u1c htw, 1-lurl~ler Ht!id . The W•illlllllilllt' Zunin11 TnNk Pnr~o. 111 ill' ~~))ll Jlm~~l 111 the MILIIIic)lllt'l Plumtillll C'nmmlHNinn. me1111'lm 1•1' Vllhtl!C Council und reKlilCntH tillY llu~ln~NH llWIH!fN, wlllme111 wllh Hurt1.lcr un July '17 Ill blll!ill lhe \Jroco~~ ul' rcvl~wlnt~ th~ cxl~tlnj! wnlnll ~nile• un\J d~:rcnn nln11 whut chunllCN n ~d to be made. . Af'ICI' II Jlr!IC~NH of' 1lruf'tinp th ~rtlJXINCd cll!llllld~ IIIIL!Jll'll• ccdureH rnr clll'orcinjl rhe new co<le•, the I'CC111l1/l11ltldrll rt:viMionH will bll Nuhmllted tu Vlllu11c l'ouncll !'or lhlllr approval. · .A~cnrlllntll" lturit.ler, the review uf' enl'urcem 111 prcli.'C· dure• h e•t~eclully lmJlortunr In Mlddlerxlrt. "There urc u lol ul' ml~underNttlnllhiiiN ulluut Wlllll?llflill& · gun ond eunnot Llo, und the nm lllCctlna will try lo upluln whut wnlniiiN und whut It eun III:COII1pl1Mh.'' Ifun1.1 r Muld. "The prhnury lllllliiMwcreole ur1 opj1Clrlunlty for prlvutc ro· lnvcNtrnentlnlhe \Jowntown hltMine•• uiMtrfct .'' · , The 1.6nlna effort~ will .rocu~ on tho cenrrul huHinc•~ diN· trlct. but Hon1.lcr hu~ propn~~ed. und Vllilillt: uuncll will con•lll r. u bmllller review or thc1,c>nhlllllrLIInunce• vtlluao -wide. · · The prlmury ubNtuelc for n more crllliJJrehcnNive t~llllna ovorhoul It the co~t - un tldltlthmul ~H .OOII. Mymn Durnotd.. ehnirlllon the phmnlna c:omrniN~ilm, 111111 eoun· · ell Morutuy he wil~ lnve~lllllltlnaarunt f'undiii!IJ~Ourcc1i for tho vlllaae·wldc projcel, nnd hu~ rcccl ved 111 len-t nr1 offer or 11 donutlon from 11 pri~llte rc•ldenl. unu ln~\lllNiNICIII or I fi', year'• day about mnuer. nf •mnll cnn•equence. If rnu du not handle youroelf ok•llfully, you -will turn what •hould be a molehill inw a moun<11ln. OllMlNI (May 21 -June 20) •• VQur Judi•nent may nnl be up to pur Juday, all bec~uiC you ncar only tlml wh~eh y<~u wunt ·to hear. 111 '" dmnJ. you'll r<1b youmll' of tije chance IU •r••P lht e"ence of idea• and "ruution1. ' Holzer Medical Center it a proud supporter of American Ce~nc:er Society Relay for Life, Ausu•t 16 • 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. For more Information, call Bonnie Mcfarland at ·1740) 446·1679 , ·-- MEDICAL CE'NTER Discover the Holzer D(fJ(!renc W\Vw,hol.zer.orl ' ' •' i �_r_h_o_u__n_t_in_l_________Q=-=1.=.1 Study recommends treatment program for gambling addicts. Ohio weather lll'kiiY! J~ly_11 () says /otfet'-\l, Com rr"lt'ttee • /J • • d gam bltng tn UStry Shouldfoot t/te bill line to refer callers to assistance provld- from out-of-state gumbling that adveretl by the stnte and other sources. . tlses In Ohio, but It probably would not flie Rev. John EdQnr, n Columbus be worth the likely legal battle. . .• minister with the Vnhed Methodist Esther Hunter, executive director,,of Church, said Wednesday the report the Ohio Council of Problem Gnmbhug Inch substance nnd depth. In Columbus, suld the group suppor;ts The church has sued over the multi- the Idea or gumbling enterprises payil}g COLUMDUS (AP) _ The Ohio stute ~llllll'!, atguitll! that Ohio's consli· for treatment of gambling addicts, os Lollet)l nnd other le~nll!nmbllnll ct\ler- tutlou prohlbhs jolnhtl! n nmlti stnte lot- long as the cost is not bome only by tbe prlscs should IJIIY for 11 prevention rtnd terr., Ohio Lottery. · trealll\enl pro ram for ~umblllll! 'It's simply o group or people lssUil11! The conuniuee recommended that lite 11 addicts. n ~tudy ottlered by Ihe stale leg- u whitewash, saying that guntbllng in cost of the program be shared by \Ae lslntul'\1 rccmnlt1Cntls, Ohio now Is perfect and you wouldn't Ohio l,.ottery, Ohio's racetracks alld 'the Committee to Study the hnpnc:t want mure or less," Edgar suld. "The groups that cortduct charitable gumor Clnmbllnl! In Ohio ulso recommends nuw Is most evldem In the Ironic and bllug the conthtllntlon or the Ohio Lollery und hypoctltlcul conclusion tlmt on the one · It ~I so recurnniendeq stronger liceiw.pnttldpntlonln Mcllll Millions, the nml - hnrtd It's all right to huve stule·spon· htg and reporting requirements for chlirttstnte toller", . sured ~ambling und then there Is a need !table gambling, Instant bingo was rec' help problem gamblers." dd f · 1 d • I' r •IC e1g lt"metnber panel upvoses tnThe comntluce wns CI"Cnted by l9lis- ommen e or fmtemu an vctera~ cnslrttJ development ulld suggests a 1111 1011 11 1 1 tl Ohl 0 • groups ' cusl·bettelit ~tudy of lnstnlllnl! thou tnt UUII!lt te s entry 1110 The Catholi c Church . .which operates surtd8 ur video-loll~~ tel'lnlnnls ut the the Me~u Millions 1\tuhlstute lottet)l about 40 percent of the I,000 licensed , game. · · 1 b state 8 seven rucelrac s. Up to 25s,UOO Ohioans suffer from bl11go games m Ohio, wou d pro ably Clov, llob '!'all appointed the commitlbll ddt 1 not be opposed to such fees, said tee In May ltJ studv whnl effect gam· gam ng u· ct on, 11te report est1mut- Timothy LuckhnutJt, spokesman for the ' ed. The numbers would not drop much bJittl! hns within the sttlte, even If the state banned all forms of Catholic Conference of Ohio. · 'rut\ sptlkesmnll Joe A11drews Kuld !!Urttbllng because most of the $20 btl- Roderick H. Willcox, representing ~edncsday the gov,cntot WIIS ' wnltlng · nun Ohlourts wager unmmlly Is spent 011 Columbus rncetrack Sdoto Downs, s~id lor u linul vcrslort of the report . lllegnlgumes or outside the state. the report noted that Ohio's budget 1'hc repmt suld l!Clllng li comprehen· The report focused heuvlly on the woes could be helped by slot muchlnes . slve ti"Cutment fl1'111!tnlll tlltlltlnll ut u cost socletul expense ot' 11 ambllng, estimated "I read tlw 10 be very litvonrole 1lf U8 much M $2 mllllu11 couliltnke up ut up ttl $215 million u ycur In health toward VLT's (video-lott ery terminal's) to four years . care bills, bankruptcies u11d other costs. at rucctracks," he said. "It 's the next "One uf the thlrti!S we ure rnulltlngls "1'here's a pretty brotld ugreemem step." ' there I! nn tlM organltntlon In plncc for that we nc~tl to develop u11 uwuren~ss, 'fhe repott said 75 percent to 80 perI!UIItbllul! lteutmelt.t," Ohio Louery prevention and treatment program for cent of gambling by Ohioans Is either Mpokeswontun Mnttlclc Cohen sulil problemgumbllng," sttld the committee Illegal or done out of state. It said Wcdnel!dby. o:hnll'ftlan, Donuld Moltley, u "former Ohioans wager between $20 billion und She · estltnnted the . lnttery spenth state I"CpreMelllutlve from Dayton. $22 billion a ·year - about the amount about $400,000 nmtuully to hel~ prob· Mollfey suld Wctlncsday the M tnte Ohioans puy In tuxes to fund the state lcmlluntblcrs, Including providing u hot pos11lbly could c~ ll ect some ll!oney budget. . ..... \ ;} No rain in Friday forecast fiV tH~ ·~~IJelflf~[) ~~EM ' · Thll dt'YWllnthcr wlll c\Jnthtull on flt•lduy. with tenlP.ernture~ sll~htly wut'l\lllr hut low tlllntlvc huntltllty. tho Nutlonul Wcnthllr Service 8nltl. . ·· Hl~hg will he In the low MO~ rullmvhtl\ twerniQht lnw ~ In the ~ OK nntl oUs und eveu the 40~ ~umc llluce ~. The rnht could rctum 011 Sututtluy with thumlerlitottllli tii'C po8Mihle, Otlmrwlse, skl~s will he put11y ~unuy with tcmpcrtt· tureK In the MOl!, . Sun1ct tuduy will be ut '1 :01 p.111, uud sunrlge ou tlrlduy ut o:I~ n.tn. .- W~"tlltr JiUNrH~t 1\miMht... Moi!tly clcnr. L\JW8 ~5 to S9. LIMht untl vurluble wind!!, Jlrldny ...Suushhtc ... Mixhtl! with MOtile doudH dul'lu~ the ut\et'ntl\11\ , 1-ll!!hM In the lower MOl!. Suuthcust wlttdli 10 tu I~ IIIJlh. · Jirltlu~ nl~ht .. .llut·tly duudy, Luw8 111 lim UtliX!I' ~011. Suttll'iluy.. ,Vurltthly ci()udy wllh u ~htllt~ll ur Mh,;wet'M, Hl!!hM ncur MO. C'htuttc ruin ~o tllll'l:cttt. Sutu1'1lny nl~ht ... rurtly cloudy. Luw8 00 to 05. · Stmdtty.. ,A~hutttcof' Mhuwcr~ und thund~r5tormli durln11 the . tiny ... Uthcrwli!c vurtl~ _domly. lli,Mhli ln the mid 80!. . liKlendvtl I• ui'\!~YNl Momlny... A MIIJ!hl ~ hn11cc of Khuwm'li untl thundcrKturrnli uurln11 the duy ... Oih~rwllic put·tly ~loudy, l.tlWli ln tho mill tJUti unil hl~ha In the mid HUa. · · · 'l'ucitll!)' ...l'nl'lly eloudy. Lowa In tho mlil 608 und hlllh8 In til~ mid 808. . · . Wcdneaday ... runly eloudy. t.ow1 a4 tu G9 tmil hl;h1 In the uppct· sua. . · . Honda.importing steel.to pad supplf·· or Woman'• bumed body found In dry creek btCI ' ' .....:!~~.!! 0 LOOAN (AI') - A woman'1 body wu1 found burned ln1lde ttleeplna bill alona u dry ereek b illn rurul Hockin; County, authoi'lllca uld. . A n!ltemlun found the body about 2 p.m. Tue1day In South Bll'lmnlnllvllla ncar the Hueldnl! Hlll1 State Park about 4~ · mll~li limrthenll of Colutnbuti, t~uld county Sherlff'1 Ocputy Mel Mycra. . Authorltlc8 dort't knuw the wll!lmrt'N lcJcllllty \Jr the ~uul!o tlf deuth. Tllll body wuN tultcn til the ftruuklln t'uumy t'ui'Ut1cfli otncc fUt' 1\trthcr cXtlltlhlutlun. Mycrli !inld the WtJIIIUit wn! between 2U unti3U ycurN nli.l uml ul.liJut Hoot•3 und 120 poundt~ . HtJt:killl! t'ott11ty t'uroncr !Jnvc "( '1111111tl11 Nult:l the womutt ..wuM .r~uu ~l'tll'~ the llrn. lie thlrtliK tim body wu" bul'lted urouml K·tJ,m, Suwnluy, llttW llk~ly Ui ~tlll~cul her luolll_hy, A (CBIUcNllrt tile ur~u BUW u nrc hlll'llhl~ ~uturuuy lli!!ltt hut dld11 t rcpot'l It, bcll~vlug II wu8 ~ulltllC1'8 frum u ucm·lly pl'i· YUtC ~Utn ll!lttlllllll. t'UI11111irt .lluid , · MARYSVILLB (AP) ~ Hondn nf Amcrlcu Munuructurlnl! Inc. Is Oyltt~ steel In from Jup an to ent~ure It hu adequate supplle1 aa II neyntlatet new contractl ttl b11~ . u••l, 11 compan~ apakeaman uld. The company bea11n flylna amnii amount&' or nat•rolled atoel laet week Into Canada and expect• Import• to con· tlnue ror a couple or more weeki, apokeaman Ron Lietzke aald Tuead11y. Tho flat·rolled ateel 11 uaed for vehicle body conitruotlon. Lietzke called the declelon exp,en1lvc but neoeuary. 'The rnn11 Important thlna Is tn maintain our projection ~checJu le ," he uld. Th~ company Is chun11lng supplllits at u time when the lrululilry I! usklh~ ror HI0\'11 money rrom Ho11du u11~ other 8t~c l •uslnll bclcuguered Industry In whkh u 11nod of lmpo11s hus ~ontrlbut~J to more thun 30 bankruptcies slnoe 1997. But u steel ~aid the company 18 tn demundcd by suppliers after the Bush administration lntposcd tariffs on imports In March. · No1nrv Oravutt, a spokesAmerican Iron Jnsltitut:e. uld the turiffs huve given steel milkers the ubllity to ask for more money. That is not goirig over well for automukcrs used to steel prices that liltd been at 20-year low s; she said. · Right now you Cln bring home 2of your favorite Lt·Z·Ior styles for 1great low prlcel mllll Thlt loan 11 olltrtd lor a llmlttd lima only, 10 Clltll now. • L.oek•ln tho loan yiJIJ wlnflllllhtr an adiUI!Ablo r~to ol ~P to 30 yoart or 1 ffwod rlito of u~ to 20 Y.8ftfl , • fl1ore~ 11 only ont efotlng, thon tho loAn luiOmiUOIIffy oonva111 to "''m1n1nt fln11101ng. Obituaries Deaths Pamela Hager Audrey Dunfee •, . Elizabeth McDaniel Mary Lou Young · Bridge · Kathleen Clonch Reader Services • Corr1otlon Polley • • Our ITIIIIn """""'" In all etorleo It • • 10 bt IOCIUIIII. If you know of an : : error In a etory, 0111 lhe new1room • at (7-10) 1182·21110. • o:,:rtmente TM ITIIIIn nu · · le 1102·21110. NIWI • : Dtplrtment llilfntlgnl .,., : : lltnlrlt mantgtr - Newa E>Ct. t3 or E>rt. 1• OIMr Hrvlt:el Add111tng Ell\. 3 Clroutllkln Ell\, • ·aa lowaa C:t111HIId Ad1 oo APR* E>Ct. 12 tU81'121HtO) Ohla V.lley Publlthl"g Co. Publlllhed -ry aNernooo, Monday lhrough Frldoy, 111 Courl St, Pomeror, Ohio. 8eoond-oia11 poatage ptklal ""meroy. Mtmblfl The ~toelated Pre•• and lho Ohio N-apor AtiOOiallon. ,._lm11•r1 Bend addre11 oorrecUontlo The Dally Bentlnel, 111 Court St., Fomtr~ 01110 ~789. iub~erhltlon r•t•il ., .,,.., liiinolor ,.... O...wielo S2 Onomonth ' $8.70 One Ytar 5104 Dlllr 60 "'"'' Sublt;l'lbora nol dool•l11(11o pay lhe carrie! m•&;:'" In idvonce dlrecllo Tho Oolly 11"11. CrldH will be given carrie! oocll No IUbocrlpllon by 111111 r>trmm.d In 1r111 whe1o homo carrlel NfVICe lllllllloble. Ell\, 5 ToHnd•m•ll neweOmydaiiVtentlneLoom • OntMWtb www.fliYdai!Yientlllll.oom . MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today • 992-2156 ' said. Agri-tainment includes haunted house tours, cliff climbing, and other fall activ· from Pip AI ities. Agri-education is invit· embraced agri-tourism and ing the public onto the farm . to learn more about its inner experienced tremendOUS SUC• workings or food production. cess. In California, a man began "You talk to farmers who a "Pizza Fann" to better edu- are doing thar and they are cate kids and adults as to how astonished that people in food is produced. · their 40s and. 50s do not "They've got hogs, olive know,~here the1r f~ comes trees, com, wheat, dairy and from, Maetzold said. everything and they show Maetzold, recommended where all the ingredients mulll-reglonaf maps to/rocoine from and then, for $2, . mote _and t~e · area a_n 1ts they give them two pieces of attractions. and .c~t~nng to pizza from Pizza Hut. who he natu,re· based . acuvltle~ ~uch has an agreement with." as b1rd watch1ng an~ h1kmg. Maetrold explained. . And he emphau~ed the The trademarked and copy- Importance of ask!ng for righted "Pizza Farms" can "!oney when rendenng ser~ d through the v1ces now be .oun "If. • · · · country, entertaining thou- . .(ou ~c m. agn-tounsm. sa11ds of people a year. and 1 .you re mto e~uepreIt is these out-of-the-ordi- neursh1p, small busmesse~: nary ideas that Maetzold you need to ~~arge, encourages fanners to con- Maetzold s!ressed. People sider to build their business need to pay. , , beyond the livestock auction (For more mjonnifiWn on house or grain elevator. the NRC,S agn -touru"! pro0 "!· VISit th~m on-/me '!' Besides agri-tourism. thete is also agri·tainment and . ttp.llwww.nrc,s:goylte.chm· agri-education, Maetzold ca/JRESS/altenterpnsel.) Tourism POMEROY - Units or Meigs Emergency Services responded 10 the following calls on Wednesday : CENTRAL DISPATCH 7:27a.m., County Road 31, Ellis McMilland, Pleasan t Valley Hospital; 9:36 u.m., Sellers Ridge Rd .. Marguret White, clclld on WTival; · 10: 17 a.m.. North Second Ave., Middleport, Jac ob Landi s, Holzer Medical Center; 3:04 p.m.. Hol zer Clinic, Lana Rogers, Holzer; 7:41 p.m.. Beec h .Grove Rd., Mark Tillis. treated . . POMEROY 3:27 p.m., West Main St .. motor · vehicle accident, Jennifer Allen, Holzer. Tona Deem, Jessica Deem, refused treatment. REEDSVILLE 7:31 p.m.. controlled bum, S.R. 124. RUTLAND 12:23 p.m:. Dexter Rd .. motor vehicle accident, Don Kirig. treated , Sharon Thomas, Hol1.cr. Plan meeting SYRACUSE Sutton Townsbip Trustees will conduct a budget meeting on Friday at 7 p.m. at Syracuse Village HaiL The budget is available for public inspection by appointment with the clerk. case dismissed ' POMEROY - A criminal case agaiml Nancy Pedigo has been di srnbscd in Meigs County Common Plea > Court . Sentenced on charges POMEROY Mc1g' County Common Pleas C'oun Judge Fred W Crow Ill ,e n tenccd Cecil Yost to three years in prison on two counl' · of aggruvatecJ assuuh , fourth degree feiMics. The c·asc came · before Crow on a motion to revoke community control , and the sentence wa s that .originally imposed in Yost 's case. ·. Middleport Court Plan service LONG BOTTOM - Long Bottom United Methodist Church will have ·services Sunday at 7 p.m. with Dave Dailey. The public is invited. Divorces filed . POMEROY _ Divorce actions have been . filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by J.A. Lemons, Syracuse, against James , R. Lemons, Middleport; Angela M. Combs. Rutland, against JeffreyS. Combs, The Plains; and Lisa -Min~hall, Pomeroy, ag~inst Thomas c. Minshall, Middleport. Dissolutions have been grunted to Charles W. Baer and Debra R. Baer, and to Carlos Matthew McKnight and Stacy Lynn McKnight. Granted foreclosure MIDDLEPORT - . Two were fined and fi ve others forfeited bond s in the co ~rt of Mayor ~andy lannarclfi Tuesday night Fined were Richard Michael. Middl eport, $200 and costs, und erage con· and Bengy sumption ; Rhoades, Middleport, ~ I<Xl and costs on failure to cornJ?IY and S.I!Kl for failure to uppear.Forfeiting bonds were . Brandon George of Vintcm., $150 noise ordinance viola.tion; Mike Anderson, Middle~ort , $75 , expired tags, and $70 on speed; Jason A. Ramey, Gallipoli s, $63. speed; Carolyn S. Caldwell , Patriot, $65, speed; and Ann Webster, Rutland , ~75, fail ure to control. POMEROY- A foreclosure · has been granted to Allegra Credit Co. against Linda K. Montgomery. and others. Issued licenses POMEROY - Marrialle licen ses have been issued 111 Meigs Coumy Probate Court to Harley E. McDonald, 60, r EN' S HEILTICIRE John P. McMurry, MD - Obstetrician/Gynecologist FREE$260 BOfiJI ltllrtlr .Qlft C•rtlflcst•l. • NlltPI•••••. ••ma: Suite 214 FLAIR {F,:tJ} Farmers Bank w.,'ro Your Bank f~ Ctft111 and Alicia K. Gilmore, 45, both of Middleport; John ll Coffman, Sr., 75, and Donna L. Rc•s,, b I. hoi h of Portland. Nicho la s Alexander Bnl111. 19, Racine, and La(;y-Mac Chaunclyn H1ll , llS, both ul Racine ; Timothy Putnd Hel dreth, 2() , and Amv , Michelle Sarver, 19, bmh ,it Pomeroy; Eli,ha La.- y Dickens, 22. and Drcna Ann Darlene Todd , 19, both of Middleport ; Andrew VanL'l', 23. Albany, and Sunnydawn Raech ild Ru»cll , I H, bulh of Albany. Answer calls COOLVILLE - Pamela Sue Day Hager, 50, Coolville, _ STEWART - Audrey Dunfee. 82, Stewart, died passed away Thesduy, July 9, 2002, at her home, following un Wednesday, July 10, 2002 at St. Joseph 's Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. extended illness. Arranw:ments are under the direction of White · Funeral She was born Nov. 10, 19.51 in Parkersburg, W.Va., daughter of the James Hartman Day and Virginia Deem Meeker of Home in Coolville and will be announced upon completion. Tuppers Plains. · Besides her mother, she is survived by her hsuband of 32 years, Chester Bruce Hager of Coolville; two sons. Jason . Hager and Joshua Hager and a daughter, Ashley Huger, all al POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. -. Elizabeth Jane McDaniel home, a daughter, Amy Hager Markwol1h of Tuppers Plains: 66, of Point Pleasant, W.Va .. died Tuesday. July 9, 2002 at two gra~dchi,ldren ; Timothy and Rachael Markworth; a broth· Pleasant Valley Hospital. · et and Slster-m-law, Donald and Betty Day of Guysville; a sis· She was born July 17, 1935 in Ma.son County, W.Va ., ter and brother-In-law, S~lrley and Frank Martin of Du vis vi lie, W.Va.; u half brother, Gtlford and Sully Rowley of Coolville; daught~r of the lute Earl and Dana See. She was a homemaker and auended New Life Church of God in Gallipolis. ~er mother-in-law, Arlie Pullins Hager of Coolville: brothersShe is survived by her son and daughter-in -law, Ronnie and m-law and sisters-In-law, Kenneth and Beuy Hager of Cmdy McDaniel and daughter and son-in-law, Connie and · Marietta, Rena and Harold Alexander .of Logan several Terry Clinton, all of Pt. Pleasant; 1wo brothers and a sister-innieces, nephews, and cousins; and close friends Marcia Guess, l~w. Doren See und Wayne and Peggy See ..all of Florida; two Jill Holter and Joan Smith. Besides her father, she was preceded in death by her sisters, SISters and brothers-in-law: Carol and Charles Parsons of Creek, W.Va. and Phyllis and Davis Sward of Pt. Alma Day Marshall Hatfield and Mary Ellen Duy; a niece, Potters Cindy Marshall Bradshaw; her fathcr·m -law, Kenneth Hope Pleasant; five grandchildren and several nieces and ncphe)lls. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husHager, and several aunts and uncles. . band, Lawrence McDaniel ; a. granddaughter, Cheyenne . Pamela was a homemaker and very talented . She enjoyed Nicole Clinton ; and two sisters: Bonnoc Hartley and Barbara painting, crul\ing, sewing, cookinaund canning. She graduat- See. ed.from Parkersburg South High School, Class of 1970. She Services will be held at Deal Funeral Home in Pt. Pleasant played the viola in the orchestra and was a member of the glee pn Friday, ~ul~ 1~. 2002,with_Paslor Rick Lowe arid Chaplain , club. She wus involved in 4-H as a child and was a 4-H ad vi. sbr In Meigs County for over IS years . She served on the Roy See offic1atmg. Bunal will follow at K1rkland Memorial · Eastern High School Athletic Boosters for over 10 years, band Gardens in Pt. Pleasant. Friends may call at the funeral horne on Thursday from 7 to .boosters and PTA. She was a Cub Scout leader and helped 9 p.m. with Girl Scouts. She was a long-time member of the Tuppers .Plains Fire Depal1ment and Ladies' Auxiliary and attended . Walnut Street Church of Christ in Belpre. · Services will be held on Fridqy, July 12, 2002 ut II a.m. at White Funeral Home in Coolville with Don Seevers officiatBREA, Culif. - Mary Lou Young. 74, Brea. Calif.. died .ll,lg. Burial will follow · at Bethel Cemetery, Old S.R. 7.' Thesday. July 9, 2002. Coolville. She was born April 22. 1928 in Mason, W.Va. , duughter of , Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 2 to the late George and Eua Stewart. She was a homemaker. 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Survivin~ are five daughters: Don Ella Bush of Svracuse Roena D. Ceibel of Saline, Mich., Pondora Rose Butkins of Monroe. Mich .. Mary B. Weed of Farmington Hills , Mich., the concrete wall at the site. and Camilla Lou Clark of New Haven, W.Va.; three sons: and Annie Chapman pro· Charles E. Young of Brea, Calif., .John F. Young of Stockport, .posed a park and camping aJld Robert B. Young of Milo, Mich.; two sisters. Georgetta urea be developed by the Pugh of Monroe, Mich. and Janet Jones of Gallipolis; 21 from Pip AI Department of Natural grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Resources on the riverside of · Besides her parents, she was preceded ·in death by a broth; color of lights, said Collins. the road underneath the er, William Joe Stewart. Services will be held at Fogel song Funeral Home in Mason, He Indicated ihat ODOT is bridge. The delay of traffic on W.Va. at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, 2002, with Rev. Billy also looking . to residents West Main in Pomeroy at the Zuspan officiating. Burial will follow at Kirkland Memorial '(here for a color choice. · The possibility of adding a brld$e was addressed by Gardens.. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from ,6 to 9 lens so that the colors can be Collrns who re~orted that p.m. . chan~ed was discussed with ODOT is negotiating with Collins suggesting that it some proi,)Crty owners and is would come at an extra cost hopeful of w1deninl! the road . w.hlch might or might not be to Improve the traffic flow. . Collins reported that once , approved. RUTLAND- Kathleen "Casey" Clonch, 65. of Columbus, Collins atld Karen Young the project is completed U.S. died Wednesday, July 10, 2002 at R-iverside Hospital. of ODOT talked about the 33 will no longer go throu~h Born Jan. 4, I 937 in Rutland she was the daughter of the • aesthetic features, including Pomeroy, that .the road w1fl late Oeor11e Wash,ington Clonch and Fannie Newell Clonch. ' lhe design, lighting, bridge become Ohio 833. She ret1red from Nationwide Insurance: He ulso reported on . ipproacHes and a concrete She is survived by three brothers, Paul (Heleri) Clonch of progress of the h1ghway pro· Wall on the Ohio side. Logan, Clyde (Geraldine) Clonch of Bremen, and Wilbur • Said Walker, "when we Jects underway in Meigs (Dorothy) Clonch of Kentucky; and four sisters. 'Audrey The "Beaver : walk away we want to be County. (Jack) Keesee, and Marjorie (Delbert) McComas, of : proud of what we have done. Project," the Ravenswood Columbus; Maxine (James) lrchter of Massachusetts, Alta end of the connector, will be · Communities deserve that." Fish of Rutland, and several nieces and nephews. : "Thi1 is a structure which completed this fall and (Jim) She was prececed in death by sisters, Bessie Clouse, : will be visible from every· opened to traffic. The other two secti'ons are Dorothy Demoskey, and Betty Jean Goodwin: and brothers,: where and its important it R. and Leland "Bill" Clonch. look nice and that we satisfy scheduled for completion in· Robert Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the the community," added 2004, but according to Schoedinger Home on Clevi\land Avenue fn . Collins. ''That'l why we want Collins, could be completed Columbus; andFuneral 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Birchfield Funeral and open as soon as fall : your Input on the lighting." Home, Rutland. · · John Musser, president of 2003, while the Athens-to· Services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Birchfield . ' the. Merchants Association, Darwin proJect is scheduled Home with interment at Wells Cemetery, Funeral asked about a mural going on for completion in June 2004. Harrisonville. The Daily Sentinel You'll rtcltvo a ~ LOCAL BRIEFS ~·ompunles, Construction Loans! lntortet 1o11n that you won't want to . Lietzke uld. He ulm uld ihere htt ve been ~ome ilhortuges nnd thut some of 118 suppliers hu vc had flnan~lal trouble In u New Home II you'rt thinking about building a . new homo, F.urmtrt Bank h1111110w ' The Dally Sentinel • Page ~ www.mydallylentl nel.com Thur1dav. Julv 11. 2002 FURNITURE & DESIGN PINANCIINO AVAILAILI "IIAA~D ~AMII'tiii~ITCJR! AT DI&COUJIIT l>klata• Optn Ooll;' ,.,, ,,,, ,.11 "'"*'··· Rte WV • 875·1371 PVH Medical Office Building I='REE La away •• At~ltkkua IM411J11411 Mondays & Wednesdays ......... & Pinricll Saut Ripley, wv 25271 llii~IMUIJHia Thesdays, Thursdays & Fridays. ' ~11rlt W Nol11n, MD will also be sert~ing the RJpley "';" on Mo,.tlays from 1 p.~. to 5 p.m. PLEASANT VALLEY • �• .!!l::l.:l.:::l:....:l::l~~n:.:.::d:!:..______.:.:Th;·,u:,.;,;,; •; ; .&Y. :. :.~; .; .Jrl. io,_,.:a_~4 Movies . _l'h_e_o_a_n_y_s_en_tt_·n_ei_ _ _ _ _. .I;;;;...Iy..:. ;;; . ' . llt;AR AUBY: My husl>lmd has broken my hcun . We've been mur· ried 11 yeur. und he just informed mt~ thut he married me c)llly to get huck at his ex-girlfriend! , I It: suys he WillitS 11\C on I~ liS It friend und he's still in love with lwr. lie hus mnde it very clcur thlll he's not interested in having u rcul mur· riugc with me - no sex, nothing other thun living together us room· mutes. ' I. My husbund und I continue to sleep in the same bed. but he wo11' t get close or touch me. His ex is ser"ing time In prjson i111d will he there for ut leust two years , but he allows her to cu ll our home collect whenever she feds like it. II stuned with her cull ing only every so often - now it's every day. · I'm so hurt, Ahoy. He just doesn't cure. I murrieiJ my husband becu use Dear Abby COLLEGIATE NOTEBOOK Jumcs nnd Fnuwes Brown Brewington of · Mlddlet;orl nnd Velmu Luckeydoo und the lut e Alvu Luckeydoq of Mason. W. Vu . Sh~ ullenued elementary nnd miuul e sc hool In Middleport und gntd~mteu from Wntkins McmnriulliiiJh School in Putaskulu in 1994. Her speciul17 urcu is Environment Science und recci vcd her Must or of Science degree from OSU nnd her Bnchclar of Science degree from Ens tcrn New McKico University. · She hus uccepted 11 position with the United Stntes DcpnrtnWnt ol Agrlcullllre In Columbus nnd wlll he work · ing on wctlnnd -rcluted rcNcnrch . , She liv es in Columbus. Haynes graduates from Harding ('OOLV ILLE Mycu Ht1yncs recently gruduuted cum laude with n bachelor 's d eg r~c iu puhlic rclutions from llurdln g Uni vers ity in Searcy. Ark. She is the daughter of Sonny and Ju. ni ce liuynes of Coo l vi li e · und the grunddaughter of · Roland and Doris Eustnian of C'oolvitle and Ted -and Cluru "Riley of Middl eport . She was hon ored with u reception . in Searcy und 1u1 open house ut her parent ·~ home. Her aelivitics und houors included membership in the Cloverdale Church of Cl1rist, Hardin g University's P11blic· !~ e lation s Major of the Year. Natinnul Co llegiutc Communications Arts Awurd, National Dean' s Li st, Omicron Delta · Kuppa Nution11l Leudmhip Society, Sigma Phi Mu Sorority. Social Director for Sigma Ph·i Mu.und Vice President of the Soc icty for Advancement nf . Management. She will pursue a muster' s deg ree in Dusiness Administration with u full graduate assistance~hip from Harding University.· Luckeydoo receives Ph.D. PATASKALA - Lee Muric Luckeydoo, dau gh ter of l~oger L11ckcydoo und the lute Sundru Brew ington Luckeydtio of l'ataNkaln rccei vcd her Doclnr of Phi loNophy dc~ree from Tlie Ohio State tJmvcrsity. She is thc gramlduughlcr of the· lat.c ' ' Smith graduates from OU .POMEROY - Snbrlnn D. Smith of P'omeroy recently graduated cum · laude from Ohio Univers ity with a hache· lor of science d c~:ree In henr· ing. speec h and language sci· cnces. She plans to s tu~y audiology nt Ohio University in the fulll . She is the daughter of Donald Smith und Murk und N'oln Proftitt of Pomeroy. She Is the daul)hter nf Rk hurd Hedrick (if Cutlensbur1,1: Ky .. und Llndu Stewurt Pleusu nts of l-luntlngton. W.Vu .. and the grnndduu11hter of Mr. 11.nd Mrs. Victor Stewat·t of Syrucuse. She Is ooginnlng 11 seven· yeur surgicul residency pro· grum thl) IJnlverslly of Virginlu In Charlottesv ille. Vu. Humphrey on Presldenfs List MAIU BTTA - Jos h B. Humphrey of Coolville und Amhor · N, Blnckslnn .of Pumet·oy w~re nu med to I he president 's li st Ill Wushlngtun Stttte Community Cnllei,JO In Murienu . eurnlnll u perfect 4,0 grn\le point uveru~:~ . Ericu L. Stnllur of Coolville. Subrinu It Cunso of Lon11 Bottom, Tumru C. Pickens of Rnclne ind Kelley A. Needs und Dunlelle N. Huc k ~r ·of Reedsville were numed to the dcnn 's list. earn· lng a OI'A of ul leusl :u or better. · Hedrick receives M.D. · LEXINGTON, Ky. - Truci L. Hedrick recently graduated with high di stinction from the University of Kentucky's College of Medici ne. and received awards for the most alllstundin g Mudent in surgery. the American Women's Medi ca l Assoc iation national award for tinishin!lut the tcm of her elm. the Aloort B. Chnndlcr Award . for the hi t:~ h es l schul ustic achievement dur· ing four. years of medical , school With u.4.0 grade point average and the Munich Memorial Scholarship Awurd. FIRST ANNIVERSARY • Belley named to merit list GAMBIER .,.. Jull R. Bailey. duughter of Oreg and Jocelyn 11ulley. of Pnmer(ly, wu~ numed to the Merit List ul K ~nyon Culle11e for the ROC· ond semeHier of ·the acudemlc yenr. To he eligible for recognl· tlon. n ~ tud e nt must eurn u grude point overuse of ntleust 3.45 on 11 4.0 grodlnJI scale. She Is u graduate of EnNtem · school and u Rophomorc Pl~l=~ polntnwnt and will dmn• \lUI My hu~Nnd ""d I """ coo~med stron~or fOf h. . that \illr •lauj,lht"r\ '''\'lldlt~ d" I dfsllj,ll\'10 whh ymtr frh.md that a~ ma • ho ruined and II'Uilt Iii lntl.ltl'iffiO lollll M thoro's frlllndshlp ;.oou have to muli.11 h i.'l~nrthlll'~Mrs. X" is 1101 . ~l1mothlnllll1 h1ild 1111 to. You l.'lUI't wol\>oni\'. What do ou think we l'ofce &onwl111Q 1\l l1wo yl\u. llut If ~hnuld \l\l, hht~ - I'ARENTS you stund up SII'UI(Ihl anll rol\tso to ·(W '!'IlK BRill!\ IN OlllO be mlstre"ted. you wi ll rolluln )'\>lll' · UKAR l'ARKN'l'S: I think ~u self-rospo;:t. Trust m<> nnthut . I wl*h shouid stu mil of It, If )'Qtlf dUUl!.f" you the best of lu~k. l'leuse 1\lt me tor ~~ mnhll'll \in\illllh 1\w n;arrl~. h~nr from ymr h1 siK months . I'm ~h\1 should 1"" nmlllro ll110III!h ttl rootl1111 for you. ll\illv~r the mcmaj,lll t\1 hilt' 111111~ llF.AR ARRY1 Our duuj!htl'r Is that slufs lll1~ 1, 111 t\lt1uhlll hal•inlltho plannlnj,lto marry u wondert\tl man <lh~t of Roman :ll l'ast 111 hi\1' nup· this October. There's \lnl \lne proh· tlals. It' 111..,,, ~nn't t'llach an underlem - and It's u dl)(ll)'l ' 1 1 · Her tlunce Insists (nl lnvhh11l his standlnjl \II' II •·nmprl.llll Sll. SOO II rod 11~~ uhl'ni.l. hrr <lauoiJ· ON · ltJ1rWf 1<'IId o1' 11 ve )'ll«rs tu uttllll\1 hu~ll 111111 1)111111•11 •• 1,,.11,.1.x the woddln~. as Wl.lllns nil the l\m1· ~ " II)' festivities· sun\lundlnll the hill 11!1~ Jrm11w 1'/ulllt•·l· sltm'fl tlw l}.'«!f!• lluy. C¥\ln thUUI}h the OK has 1'\'>CQnl· ilmll'lll Al•l.~llil \lm Bllll'll. \\Wtt ly murrled. ollt' lluuj,lht!1t' Is V()f)' IJI'ttr A/1/Jv ill li'II'II\IHIIIi'lhhl\t'#llt 11ncomfmmble with this 1111!.1 hus 111'1W. Rttl' 1\W-40. lA~~ J\11,qrl~.~. CJ\ ~uld so to her t\nuro hushund. ~)()Q.J Sa re M.issionary Society he ps ':out Alaskan ministry RACINE - A c~)ntrlhuticm fn the Kodlnk Buptlst Mlsslun In Aluskn was mnde by the 11enhn M. Suyro Ml sslonnry Snclety 111 " recent nwotlnjl h~ lll 111 the home of Mnt"»O Orlmm. Racine. Mury K, Y\lst rend n loner from tho Mission expressi nG thel.r need for · school sup· plies. Al~o 1\lnd wils" Iotter ft•om l)wnlno tmd Murein lllnkly. ml sslonnrlos to Thlnlnml. Tht~ nnm~s ol' mlssloHnl'los huvln~ hlnhdnys In Jul)•. Allllllst nnd Selllllmoor were roud nnd pruyor wus offot'lll.l hy N~111dus llemll'lcks I'm' them. llnrhtu·u tl ht~en l ied the won1en In tho son9. "The Jn~ of tlw' L.md Is my Sll'lln~th . • Cut\1~ were s\lnt to shut Ins· nnd tlm~o In 1\UI'sl nll hotnt~s. Pluns wet~ mull~ l'or u lllcnlc 1\11\Q hold 111 Aujlust. D~v\itions 011 tlw thome "Splt·ltuul Fll ncu~ wllh scrlptln'll l't\'111 Mtlllhcw were ~~~en hy Yost , Others lllttmd· lnjl WOI\l O<mlldlne C'ltllnn\1, Mnrthn l.ou Bcc~lo. Llnd11 Orlmtn, l.illlun · Hur.mun. Mul11ll Umce. Numnl Stoburt und MIJdt'lld l hu·t. MEIGS · CALENDAR Oommuni!Y 0111nd11 Ia pub· llthtd 11 1 lrtt nrvlot to nan• to profll groupe wllhlng 1nnounat mttllntt 1n11 IPIOIII tYtntl. Tht Olftndll II not dulgntd to promolt ulot' or lund•rllllll ol tny typ1. 111m1 111 printed only 11 1paoa parmltl and oannol bt auaranlnd to be print· ad 1 lptolllo numblr of dlyl. PrldiV July 11 SVRAOUSB - Jimmy MeKni~hl In oonfltrl , 1 IJ,m. ~~ Syr~ev•o Mrnlan Churoh, Orldgomon llrrotl. I.ON()l UOTTOM - Jim Olftlr ond lho llol»oltlflll In ooneort, 7 p,m, 11 Pallh Pull Qolpo l Church, l.ong Bottom, . SVA,.oua - Sutton Tllwnantp ThUIIdiY1 JulY 11 · 'b~dgtl mullng, 7 p,m, II lyrtOYH TUPP R~ Pl.AIN9 - Tuproll Vlllago Htll. 0\JcJgol It IVMAtlll for Plolnt VFW muollng, 7:30 p.m. 1 lho lntpootlon by IPilQintmonl wllh tho hAll. Olnnor 110:30 p,m, otork . - Molgl County MIO CI.E~OAT WldOWI &OOIOIY, I p.m.. MIIOI Followahlp, noon AI lht Mlddloporl Oounly "Muuum, Pronntallon on Ohu roh ol Chrlal , t>ottuok lunohooo. NIIIOnll ArOhiWI JOIII~h . Mombora 10 IAkO olthor aanawlohoa. Iliad or dOIHrl. POM ~ov - Motg1 County lloara lalurdev, July 13 ol Ht~llh moolln\1; 0 p,m, In mo·ball· mont oltho Dour ou11 Anno•, 117 &. 8VAACU8E - 6lbl1 tludy AnY Momorlalllrlva. f'Gmlroy, Tholmptnd· prnyor brtlkiUI. 8:30 a.m. AI lng onvlronmon\al htlllh aanltlllon 8 YfiOUII PrtlbVItrlan Ohuroh. lfrvlooo And nuralng 11rvlct1 rato tnoroa••• will bt dltautttd In adallloo AACIN - Tho lamlly rounlon ol 10 lht YIUII tnd OU!IOmtry bOArd Ol OnArlll Ami ~annlo Buwr will bo nold hoallh mtttora, . AI lhO Star Mill PArk 6AIYrdfty, Pamlly POM6AOV Oont~IOQIOIII Mnd lrltndl Art Wtllllmt, plttll bNI1U MOOW!Id dllh ' e R>*\OINB ~tar Mill PArk, Thtlll llmlly rtYnloi\, ~Aolno , LONCI BOT'TOM - &orvlfltl It 1 Q,m, 11"0110 Dottom Unlltd Mtlhoaill CI1Yrell Wllh DIW Dlllly, Monday, ~uly 11 POM AOV - Tnt T.D, Olinto win b' hoi<Jing 1 ollnlo lrom •:30 10 Cp.m. 11 Tuppm Plain• Plro Otptrtmtnl. f1udlng will bo uono on ~u ly 11, ~: 30 lo l: ~lr p.m. All lood hlnllltrt Art Ufllld lo -'ltn\1, , www.mydally1111111111. oom • I' b(~ • ' IV CHIIIaTV LIMtlll ~SSOCIA1tD ~R£1\S towt1 where the ~011111 · Sulll~n11s arc !lut It's ulso n n pl11t-c dll)'s of sunmil.lr. · whon tlw the ddcr Mkhud I~ ~ru1ln muhlplo~es liN t®tnillll with he's hcnded l'or his mlsd~s, lltlkh~ dOllS 1111d te¢nlll!.<l do· und 11 plnt:ll from whkll he aoodors. the movlo you rcolly . hOP<!:! to s11ve hi~ son. ilmuld sn l'l'nnlly hns nrrlved, f\ lon9 tho wuy, they rub · "Rood to Perdition" Is tMI· blinks to survive - Mkhncl ly tho htlst movie so f11r this tc11chcs his son to work nstkk yoar. 111 11 time when you'd shit\ so he ~~~~~ drive the I!CI· lt!llSt Mlltl\:1 h. A nlm til' such nwn 1.'11r. 111 \1t\e llf th<.l f11w h~a,, 1111d compll.l'tit)' usuully tncrclfully llllht moments cotnos 1110119 townrd the emil nntl thcy try ton void Mn~ulro of tho )'Mr. wh~n It Cllh stny (Jude L.nw ). 11 photol!rnpher fNs h In the minds Ill' who spcdnllttls In shoolhll! Atlld\\n~ Awnrd voters. u~nd t)C()plo, ttlttl is out til Th~N s nlt'tllld)l W<lll· shoot fhcm . , deserved Oscnr tulli for st"l'll Mllj),ulre's l10cn sont u!'ler Tom llunks nnu Pnul th<~mlly Rtltm~y·s s~hcmhlll Newman, lind for dlretltlr son. C'Otii\Of (l)unl~l rrulll), Snm Mendt~s. In his first 111tw who hus his own lusecurltfes slnctl illtruln"' 1111 A~udcmy ubout his rolutlonshll>whh hi ~ Awurd ftlr 1999's bcst· llkture 1\\th~r. und mkcs drustlc steps ,wlnnur "Am~rlcun ll <~uuty." to llnm hi s t'tiV()f, Mendes hns crnli\l\1 11 naw· II' h nil sounds henvy, It Is: loss 111m ..,.. stunnlnl) In Its tho 11hn Is rolcntlessly sltnlllidty. btluutil'ully shot StlmllOr, hut p~tlc In the pos· 1111d utlhed, with dnJ)Iy f11h slhlllty Ill' t'<!tlcmptlon . pcrfot'llltltlces from H"nks, While ull the pcrfonnn11ccs Newtnnn und m.lw<:omcr Tyler ure exce llent. Newmunls pos· Moochlln. · ltlvel t'onllldubl<~ : It's ltl<!ul Showlnll u dt.~pth nnd u custln!Jl, and u lin<! In whkh he durkness he's Qnlyhhuud ut hr jok1.1s ubout kntlwlng hustlen; movie& su.ch 11s "llul1chllnc" when he socs them reminds us und "A Lcui!Uil of Their thttt he's pluycd this kind ol' Own," poronnlulnlcclluy nnu mle to 110rl~ctlon In fi lms two-time Oscnr winner Hunks lnclmllna "Butd1 t'u~~llly untl stars ns Mlchncl Sulllvl\1\, 11 the Sunlluncc Kit!," "1'h¢ hll mtm fllr tho Irish n1ob In I lustier" nnd "The Color of Doprosslon·crn· t'hltnllll, Just M\lncy," which ~nn1od him un 118 he s~ks thb rospoct of his Oscur. boss and father 11aut'fl, John The usuttlly l!llra~~lus Luw Roonoy (Nuwmun). his elder .Is llCnulncly ~rocpy here, with ~M. Mlchuol Jr. (Hooc:hlln). hi s li.lt~tll n ll hulrlinc. yel· s~cks his npprovul. . · low~d t ~eth and cruck~d fin· But whon his boys st11rt uk· llenu1lls. And tis th~ blll·d ty Ina questions 11bout whut he boss ubove Rooney, Stunloy doe1 for u llvln11, Sulllvftn '1\tccl lllltkcs .u trlahtenlnll vrows ovnslvo una dotnchod. Impression In onl y a few ' ''He UOill tln min ions for scones. Mr. Rooney," Mlcllfiel Jr. tries 1'he lllm's look. thou)! h. is to explain to yolll~llr brother just us much u stur, 1\llor (Litun Aiken , "They're Ci n~ mutogrupher t'onrutl L. very dnngoroua. hut's why ·Hull - who won an Oscar fur he brlnlll tho aun." "Amcrlcun 1Jcuu1y." und for Michael Jr. lcllnll just how "llutch tmldy und the danaeroua the job Is when he Sundim~c Kid" three tl<!i:ude~ hides In the buck sout of his curlier - works wontlet'll with rather'& eur one tom tttlully llyht und shadows, creutlng rulny niJihl und wotches hln1 lmoatls thut11rc slmultuneously mothtxlfcally blow uwoy tl ao~oous und hotTII'ylna. Whut m"n who has betrayed the hedocs with shul.les of red tlur· Iron. Whnt he sees ends up Ina u houtcd oxchuiii!C In u ~onlnu the II vas of his n1oth· hotel room pructlcully tums the br (Jennifer Jolon Lolyh) und color Into u churn~tor Itself, ~ounyer brother, und forces And tho huuntltljj ~core fothor nnd 1on to 110 on the from Thomns Ncwmnn will run touothor for tllolr own stick with you for doys ul\er live! - und for vengounce. you've left the theater. Written by Duvld Self "Roud to Perdition," u ("Thirteen Duy8"), from the DrcumWorks SKO releuso, Is graphic novel ar the so me ruled ·R for vi olence untl lun· 11111110 by Mox Allun Cot11t1s guuae. Running lime: I 19 ond Rlchord Pion R11yner, tho minutes. Four sturs (out of film Iukes Its title from the four). TIMEX fOR 14 .COLD POP ...... 2 Youmuy be wonderlna. us I did: 00111 the world really need u fcuturc-length movie about crocod ile hunter Steve Irwin ?' E8pcc lully artcr ·three lnltullmcntN of PAul Hagan's :' rocodile Dundee" serlea. llUCh of which wos lamer thun the lut'l , t. And thunNwer, 8urprlslna· ly. Is: yes. Because "1'hc Crocodile ,Hunter: oiiiMion Counc" Is tho luuah·out· loud comedy of the sumtncr - mainly when It doc1n't mean to be. 1 The movie eKpund8 on lrwln'l TV 1erle1 on cuble'l ~nlmul Planet, In which he wrc11le! croci und other f'\ustrullon creatures und cKpluhu their behavior In . )'llunlc, unltnuted deta il. In j)etwecn, he Injects hl1 meA· IAIIC of wildlife conservation. · Irwin II aood•I()Okina and Slk•ble, but lt'a hl1 broad 'Aullrallun accent und lnfec:· llou1 enthuslum that make blrn so much fun to watch. :Hia protracted aallloqulcs ure :Often 10 over the lC?Jl, lle'1llke t "Saturday Nlaht Live" para· ·~y of hlm1elf. · • "What un honor to shAre ICrrl!ory - 1hare space 'wllll 1uch u BEAU·tlful crca·· tllrel" he exclaims after tun· gllna with a deadly kina ' IY DAVID Gb!MAIN ~S OCIAll!t> 1'!\tSS h1 tiii.ISII mh1dlcss, 11\l~llY n~tuplmr t\1r hell - ASSOCIATED PREIS .300/o OFF Email news items to the Sentinel at news@mydailysentinel.com. Tom Hanks 'Reign of Fire' a killer movie 17ze latest »)an v. ,.scores big ·bad beast flick is a uatural disaster on the •road' lfdrttiOM decimated our world, IettY· lnl! ushetl ruins 1111d a few poc:ketfuls of pMplc behind. the ~urvivo!'llmil!ht well ell\l)' the dc~d . Sl!tlllll throuah that . drllj!on Annllllcddon scennrlll us presented in "Rcil!ll of Fire." It's likely the audience thut will be envious of the decellscd. Thcldenlsn.:oolvttrlntloll of the end· nf·thc·world story. mythknt tlre·brenth· h1!J1 llOusts jlUttlnll l1umnnlty on the ropes. ,\ntl "Relg11 of Fire" dtles tlfTer decent visual eiTects of drllj!ons and huntcd·out ~hies. plus a moody roincarnntlon tlf dolsterod. medieval wretchedness tl~ humans hide like rodents behind thkk custle wulls. Hut dlre~tor Rob Uownmn and a 8tti· 11le of s~t'CCIIWrlten; thlt took a pass nt the scrl tlt squ"uder It ull on :1 halt ·bnked plot drowning In testosterone. It's u fttnuwkal story thut re~ u ires roul t1n1.1sse to secure the uudlence s tol· cruncc, t~nd the nlnmmkers Just don't deliver. lettlnl! "ReiJ!n of Fire siuk Into silliness. · 'rite m()vie 's bnskully u weenie roust, the wccnles beinjlthe shullow, unpleus· u1u dmm~ters who ultenmte between mountful supplkutlon for dell verunce from di'UI!IliiS und squubblcs umon11 then1selvcs over who's khtl! of the ells· tic. t'hrlstlun Bule Is ~blnnd ns Quinn. lender of u clun of llritoM pusslvi!Ay lmphll! to wult out t c dragons. which huvc so ruvul!lld thll'Piunet thut they'ro bcl!lttnhli!IO stur~e bc.:ause the human food supply Is running out. · As Atnot·kun "drngon sluycr" Van Zun - with slutved heud, cutoff sleevlls und unlit cl~tur rummcd hulfwuy down his throut - Matthew McConuuilhey is swul)gcrlng ly repellent, . un outlundlsh stcrelltype of John Wayne bluster. The movie opens ·In the present us u construction crew led by Quinn's moth· cr (All~~~ Krl11o) uwuken5 n draaon beneath London. slumberlnl! The best pun of the movie Is the brief momuge that follows, using pseudo· newsrl)e l rOiltuae nnd heudllnes to cncn psulute two de~udes or wurfure · betwe<ln druaons and humuns. cndlnJ! whh the dragons pretty much runninJ! the show. Jumplnil uheud to 2020. Quinn und hi s lleutcnunt (Oernrd .11utler) strUJ!I!Ic to htl ld teill<lthcr th<llr shabby band of survivors. Then the Yanks utTive, mill till leader· Yun Za n and a ~onvoy ()( urmorcd vehicles und a helic.opler, with u plun to unnlhllut~ the beum by sluyln11 the lone ulphu·nmle drngon whose seed spawns the entire race (and to he~k with l)urwln untlnuturulselectlon, let 's come up whh u feeble plot point to muke It ~Crocodile . Hunter' takes to t~e WATCHES CELEBRATION - Common Ground Missions Coffee House recently celebrated its first anntveraary, The Coffee Shop Is an informal hour of BJble study with a refreshment hour taught by Pastor Les Hayman currently meeting Jn the Middleport · Elementary School gymnasi~m. (Contributed) , lundly, July 14 ' I'OM ROV - Ourllngh8m 7130 MO!lorn WoMmtn 01 Amtr!Ot<. tnnytl planla, I 1:30 p,m, It lht northbOund JlAfk nllf Oltwln 8YI\dty. Tll!f lllW• oroo dllh 1110 e lawn eMir,Tll bO non· Ortd lholl worklnu wllh youth groY~t ClrtQ 111d Otbblo MaOIII boy 100\lll ' JlniOt H1ynu 11abln GAII~Mn, anti Conltt llrnold, 4-f'l ll~dofl And '!Uny Clllkly, Llltlt LHOYO, Oamplo lum\1~ mOll, Url nk AIIO liitliOIOrVIIll, Thf Dally S1ntln1l BuyAC oet Asse July 11. 1001 • OPENING THI WEEKEND • or ex- over no money. 1tlltl\lly mako ends moot. What am I i!.Oin!Jl to do'! Help! HEA RTBROKEN IN- NEW HAMPSHIRE Ol':AR IIEARTRROKENt Roullle that you huvt~ suffor"d u blow that would llfinll an ox 10 Its knet~s. soil'~ 11\ll surprlslnj,lthat you feel holr.loss. H\lwovor. you """ NOT he pless - you ure a ~rown Ali>VICE womun. uml re11ardless ol ·how dtiValued you feel. you huve all ol' . I wus in love whh him - 1111d 1\() did the ski lls and potential that you 11 very good lob of pret~ndln11 he bronj,lhtto your nwrla~e. . . lo"~d me. It 1vu~ ull u lie, und nnw I You say you have nowhere toj,l(l and no money. Are you ahl<' tu feel trupjl\'d. Someone .suid to me 1h11t us lon11 work? lf sn. start looklniJ lor a job "~ I 11s there's friendship. 1 httve some. Imme d.mle Iy. .Then you cun ""IJn deposlllnu your e~rnl niJS 111 " sepll· thing to hold ont o, sin"' his ex will rate account. and II won't 1>\l 1\lniJ he gone for so long. Well, I don't think it's worth it. fum ufmld he' ll oofol\l you huve enouuh saved for u securhy deposit on un apnmmmt of n~wr get over lwr. l'l euse don't tell me to leave him y\lur (lwn. Next. tvlk to u lllwyer. - I cun't. I huve nowhere w ~:ourld You """ ~ohllllo SIH'vive this .\II sup· Page AS • Mcconaughey) reacts to 'the dragons latest attac~ In Buena VIsta Pictures "Reign of Fire.· (AP) reully eusy for humankind to oost the from brass and buss cucophouy to druh beasties), military snare-dru m arrang.ern~nt' ' The movi e's obligatory female lend·is J!>,s discordant as the musk i' tlw lzubellu Scorupco us Alex, Van Zan's bubble of voices, Half the lim~. th~ fearless chopper pilot. characters shout incoherently. Shot in Ireland, "Reign of Fire" hns u And McConaughey is alnmM incumhundful of rousing action sequences. prehensible. sou ndmg like u da~t•d stark se ttings . and some gripping • Hell's Angel early on. segueing 1111<1 u Images. Bllwntan, a veternn of "The X· psychotic Ahnb and rinibhinl! like Flies" who directed that franchi~'s some hoary homeless guy runt111g biJ!·Screen film, does have a keen ciTte· ubout fire and brimstone on a street mutk eye. comer. The human story, though, is thin und "Rei~n of. Fire:· released by overlouded with manly men beilowin~ · Disney s Touchstone Pictures. i~ rutcd ut one another, ulwuys reudy to duke 11 P0 -13 for intense action vio lence . out. That machi smo Is underscored by Running time . 102 minutes. One and u Edward Sheurmur's music, which nits hulf stars out of four. PIRIMAN - .Van Zlin (Matthew Today in the Sentinel ... B8 c.P~e~ fr. ~ f5 ~~ fe d[;}r. big screen brown Rnuke - und every nlso the source of mostllf the venomouR Rnukc I! "BEAU· unintentional laughs. llrull " Terri explains Iu a deu dpun · His other favorite word .Is 111ono1one that breeding sen· " rlkeyl" which he shouta son Is "u reul bummer" for the when 1\c's excited or in dun· mule blrd·eli tlng spider ... aer, und he use1 It so muny because the femal e eats him limes. It could be o drinking ft h 1 aumo. This Is u furnlly movi e. 80011 a cr t eY mate thouah , und kids will enjoy "It seems pretty hursh," arou·out thrill s from the !!wit~ udd1, his eye~ bulgl~g, muny Nllthorlng und cruwllng but nus Is nature s wuy. crcuturcs. "Tho Crocodile Hunter: Irwin 's American wire, · C\llll slon Cour1c;" un MOM Terri, aumcly I!OCI ulona for Pictures release, Is rated PO the ride, but1he'1 so culm by for action violence/peril und compurlson, she's practically mild vlol~nce . Runnlna tlm~: comatose. With her lifeless, 90 minutes, Twtl und n half B·movle line delivery, she'! stars (out of four). NOTICE • NOTICE • NOTICE Edwardt Moving and Rigging lno. hat been contracttd to movt gtner1tor1, turbine• 1nd · trantformert Into the Rolling Hlllt Power Plant In Wllketvllle. Ro1d1 will bt thut down along the following route for the duration of tach move. Wa will be 1t1rtlng It the Waterloo Coal Terminal on Hwy. 7 N. Wa will procted to Hwy. 124 going Wilt through Rutland Into Wllkttvlllt. At Wltk~tvllle we will be taking Hwy 180 north to the Power Pl1nt. We.would eppreclatt your patlenoe and ooope,ratlon. MOV!NO PATE: July 12 and July1! ~~59 �. ) • Page A& . • ·1on . 0 1n The Daily Sentinel The Daily Senti~el 111 Court S~ .• Pomeroy, Ohio 740.892•211111 • FIX: 740.892•2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com VlA03lNG1 11tunday. Ju 11, 2002 BUCKEYE - VfARNIKG! • • .•' WARNING' WARNING[ IAitH'$ ru rltr ffliiW., •·HriHttr• .,.,.,Y d1JO¥W H Ins tltM .tU. •vn/t, Atl lf#r" .-..u •IWI ,,.,....,Hill,_._. WI. . .MH llll .....t: N..Uf, .....niltl inwrs, ltl" ,_.,.-ulf8tkl'r:t. J'lll, •lfli"W•n u,.nf't111t tAt~ t-.lw•• HA-•w _...tAt NWUftUtu II( rllr (Jiti& Utllrv l'tllttllitiltt f'u. ~ MNft4N &oonf, IUtlr.u W,.,_-411 ltUffft. NATIONAL VIEW Even in death,Jascination of a sort surrounds John Gotti · • Rochester (N.Y.) Democrnt nnd Chronicle. on .lo/111 Gotti: Over the pust weeks. mLu.:h has been suid and written nboul the I ife of John Gotti . Since the Dapper Don's death. he has dominated the front page daily of at lenst one New York City newspaper .... The New York Times ran an extensive obituary. And we wonder · why so mi1ny young people view living u fasl. get-rich-quick. life ut nny cost as preferable to studying hard. working hard and pluying by the rules. . Gotti, who died of cnncer in u Missouri prison where he .wus serving ·u life sentence for murdcr and tucketeering. didn't bend the rules he broke them. For that he achieved celebrity status. Hundreds of mourners, including wiseguy types who averted their faces from undercover camerus ·us they streamed into n Queen funeral home. paid their lust respects. Elaborate floral arrangement filled three nenrby rooms. It was eerily like a scene from the movie cltts· sic. "The Godfnther." or cable TV's "The Soprunos." And too muny of those who clnim to ubhor crime and violence in America !upped it ll p. . TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS · Today is Thursduy. July II. Ihe 192nd duy of 2002. There urc 17.i duys left inlhc ycur. Tmluy's llighlighl in l-lislory: Fil'ly y~urs ago: Ihe sixlh presideul of the ears ugn, on .luly II , 1952, Ihe Rcpuhlicun nutinnul convention, mccling in Chicu~o . ·norninulcd Dwighl IJ . Eisenhower for pre,idcnl ·und R1chard M. Niwn for vice prcsidcnl. On this Utile : · In 1767. John Quincy AduUnilcd Simes. was born in Bruintrcc. Muss. · ' . In 179li. lhc Marine Corp.~ wus formally rc-'Cslublished by u congressionul m;l 1hu1 ulso created Ihe Murine Band . . In .IH04. Vice t>rcsidcnt At1ron Burr· mortully wounded former Trcusury Sccrelury Alexander Humilton in a pislol dt1el ncar Weehawken , N.J . . · In IR64, Confcdcrulc fon:cs led by Gc11. Jubul Eurly began an abortive inva,ion ofWushington, D.C .. turning bu~k the n~xl day. In IIJ34, President Roosevelt becnrne the first chief executive 10 1r-d'vclthrough lhc Panamu Canal. · In 1955. lhc U.S. Air Force Acudcmy wus dcdiculcd ut· Low1:y Air Base in Coloruuo. In llJ77. the Medal of Freedom was awarded posthu mously to lhc Rev. Marlin Luther King Jr. · In 197<J, the ah11ndoncd U.S. space station Skylub mudc u spcclacular rciUrn In Earth, burning up in lhc atmosphere and ,hqwering <.lcbris over lhe ln<.liun Ocean an<.l Austrulia. In llJ89, actur Luurencc Olivier died ut ugc 82. In 19<Ji. a Nigerian Airlines jet currying Muslim pilgrims crushed at the Jidduh, Saudi Antbiu. international airport. killing ull 261. pcuplc on board: · ·ten ycm·s ago: 'undeclared presidenliul hopeful Ro.~s Pcrol ; a<.ldre•s ing the National Association for the Advancement of Colored i1'eoplc convention in Nashville, T~nn., starllcd and offended his lislcncrs by referring lo the prcdominanlly black audicm:c us "you people." Five ye;~r, ago: Prc~idcnt . Ciinton was cheered b)! tens of lhou,und• of people in Bucharest. Romania. where he raised hopes for NATO membersHip. Fire broke out at the Roy;tl Jomtien Hotel in Puuaya, Thailand. killing 91 wurisls. One year ago: Tl1e Dcmocralk-lcd Scnale voted 10 bur coal m1ning and oil and g;1s drilling on prisline federally prole, ted land in the Wes1. dealing a fresh blow to President Bush 's energy production plans. Tnday's Birthdays: Actress Breu Somers is 75. Aclor Tub Ih1nter is 71 . Singer Jeff Hanna (Nilty Gritly Dirt Band) is 5~ . !iclur Bruce McGill is 52. Singer Bonnie Point,er is S2. Aclur Stephen Lang is 50. Boxer Leon Spinks is 49. Aclress Mindy Sterling i' 49. Actress Seta Ward is 46. Reggae 'ingcr Michael Rose (Black Uhuru) is 45. Singer Pe1er Murphy is 45. Acwr Mark Lester is 44. Jazz musician Kirk Whalum is 44. Singer Suzanne Vega i' 43. Rock guilari'l Rkhic Sambora (Bon Jovi) is 43. Actre.s Dehbc Dunniqg i• 31i. Actor Michael Rmenbaum is 30. Rapper Ul' ~im i' 27. Rapper Lil ' Zane i' 20. · Thought for Today: "Yuu wme inlo lhe world alone and you go out of the world ulune yet it seems 10 me you are more alone whil,c living lhan even going and coming." - . Emily Carr. Canadian arli.\t and author (I X71 -1945). ' .. ' B•tte I'Mrca ' I . LAMBRO'S VIEW . Democrats re-employ their lame blame gmne on ·Hill BY DONALD UMIIRO • l'id~ncc lhul hus ovcrlltk~n Wull S1rcc1 liOilllh\~ bu~im·~~ pru ,·tlw~ found thlll WASHINGTON - There lhcy go and the lmpu~l Ihis has hud on lhcir lll(li'C 1h1111 -!~ JWr•·••nt nf \heir 111\lllcy I!~ ttguin. Unublc 10 develop 11 S\>lid, >LIS· -IOI(kl retil\•nwnl uccounh. Wilh ~() the past IK months wclllloUcmo•Tuh. lllinublc clcclion-ycur i."LIC with politi- pnccnt of ull !lmcrknns inwslcd in 11\'C\11\Iing Ill lij:ui'C' fmm 1hc nonpuni cul lraclion. Dcmllcrtllic lcudcrs tii'C Slll,·ks. Ihe "invcstt'l' duss" t'\>llld su11 C'cutcr for Re'pllnsh c Pol ilk,. now uuempting Ill blumc ull of Ihe busi- bcc\>111C u powerl'ul polilkul 1\lrce inlhc ·Bcur in mimi thul thcst' L'IHTIIPI prn•·.ncss scunduls on Prc<idcnt Bush umllhc full if it is urm1scd. 1iws thut huw c\111\~ I\> li!lhl ut Enl\lll, Rcpuhlicuus. Bull hut isn'l going to huppcn hccu11se WorldC'om ullll 11 hulf·dutcu nth~r Hmt~e Democrutic Lcudcr Ridmrd Bush und lhc Repuhllcuns urc hilling major firms go ttll 1hc wuy huck In llw OephurLII. the chief urchit~ct or Ihis 'this issu.e hurd - m~tyhc tn\1 hurd for 1990s. And we know whn wu' ln.churge sleuzy, strulegy. churges Ihill Ihe. wholt• people like me who lclll' thl)l c~~ess lve then . · · mess grew ·ou1 or un envlrnnmenl lhtll rules 11nd rcgllhttot·y h11reuucruc1es ctnl . II' Oephunltls loukin t~ fu1· ~~·met>nc tn Republicans crculcd right. ul'tcr Ihey hamslring.u dy!lumk. frcc -n!lll'kel .econ- hhimil. he WOlll(l (It> h~ttc1· to Illume th~ took cnnlrnl nlthc House 111 IW4 und nmy. As .lor Dtck Gephanh s ludiCI'OIIS Cllntun dccmlc Ihill wus dcl'incll hy g~t ­ prooccded 10 puss lhelr "Conlruct Wilh changes. if I 11111~ hnrmw u.linc from rich ~qulek schemes. qiiCSIIouuhlc dot · Amerku" ugendu.. John McEnroe. 'Yn11 cunnut he scri - com companies whose slucks soured How did the Rcp11hlicuns du thi.~ '! · nus." but whose l'll.<lnessc' mudc no mnn.ey Gcphurdt cluims thtll ul'tcr ycurs of The GOP's llJ\14 "Cnnlracl With and sll\lwcd 110 pmrits, 11nd g.rwl tm ttn repealing govcrnmcnl reguhtt1on~ and Amcrku'' ugendu hml nothing In llo Ullimupinllhle lev~ I. In the e11d. th~ hllhunucking the fedcrul income tux code, with 1he cnrr.matc sct111duls we are hie hUI'st uml nil nf II cume cruxhin11 1l1ey "created :111 envirnnmcnl" lhul experiencing. fhc GOP passed welfare down. wipin~:t oul ordlnai·y s1i1ckholdcr encourugcd dishonest curpnratc cxccu- relorm to gel people oft the doles und saving' while Insiders s1lld 0111 early lives H> cook 111cir books 1111u t:heut into rcul job~ to hc~nmc lndcpendenl tuld pockclcd hill Inns. investors. uml sclf-sul'lkicnl. They pussed u.$5tl0- If th •rc wus nne udmlnistrution I hut Think nhout lhltl even for u momc111 pcr·child tux credit (whi~l\ Bush hus "crcuted un environment" fur cnt'I'U['l· und you begin to see how shullow und doubled) 10 help slrenlllhen fumilies. llpn, us Gcphun.lr \1111 h. surely II wus ctcsperntc Dick Oephurdl hus become They cu1 c~tpllal 1,1111ns tnxcs 111 encnur· Hill Cllnlon's snrd d cmnpnlgn-l'lnnnce wilh j11s1 fl>ur shortmomhs to gn hct'nt·c ugc hll'incss inves1mcn1. ccnnomlc scunduls 1h11t tncrd1a11di.~ed the White 1he clcclions. g1:nw1h und johs. Tiley silent mnrc House I'm ull i1 wus worlh In direct vlo· Deeply frt1s1ru1cd lhut . just uhmll money In huild prisons t1l he p slush the ·lalinn of fcllcrul lnws ' thut fnrhlu s11d1 cv~ry politkal issue he hu< tried to cook crime rutc. uctlvltics. Gore WIIS 1111e of the chief up hilS failed to c:llch hold with voters, Hnw diu uny of this cncourtii)C the fundrnlscrs wlw wns WOI'klng ·. the Gephtulh believes thut lhc DctiJOl'l'uts kinds 11f sdf-.scrving curpornlc corrup- phones and sl111king dnwn hn.slness con huve II t:huncc Ill win huck the House b~ lion Ihut hu~ been Ill the CCIIICI' of these lriblll!li'S, dcspll ~ II fedel'lll hun ll~llln .~l pluying the "~o rpnrmc rcsponsihilily · scimdals'/ fn 1he pasl scvcrul monlhs. rui~ing mnncy in 1hc While Huuse. 1ssuc. bluming Republicans for every House Rcpuhlicun lenders huve heen When people utthc top urc bcni.lin11 or uccounling scandal. pushing lc~islut .ion to · clcun 11p the hreuking the ruks, it isn'l hut•i.l 10 see Olhcr Democruls urc followin g his uc~ounting tndtlstr~. · 'trcngthcn retire- how thut co111\l inlh1~11ce Ihose furl her lcttd. AI Gore. lrying 10 jump sturl 11 mc111 funds und stilfcn fcdernl p~nultics down Jhc f•·cding dlllln in corpnrtltll lhird run l'ur lhc presidency. bitterly for corporate Wl'onguocrs. "It's nut like hnuri.lmoms. . uttuckcd !lush lust week fur economic we're pl'tllccllng cmpnl'ulc Cl'iminuls.'' In shml. if ()~phurdt tllllt'dlc.~ to Will' policies lhul he sniu were ''u 101111 emu- suid Virginiu Rep. Tnm Duvis. cl1uirmun with this ummtlnition In a lnst·i.litch slrophc for our coumry." Those policies of the Republican cnngrcssinnul cum- effort. he hud hettcr sc:ck cover frumthe huve l'e .~tlllcd in "u lolul luck nf cont'i- r.aign cnnuniltec. Dcmocrnt,,, she suys. hall of l'clurn fire : The l'eports of dcncc in our national ecnnomic policy. 'l1avc nn mnrul high ground on lhis nt Clintou und Gore ucceptins ca1npulsn in the inlcgrity, of our accnunling sys- ull ." In fa~t . tlw Dcmocnlls "llpcur to co11trih111ions l'mm foreign hu,incs,men tcm. in Ihe way government is hem!:\ huve hencfi!cll ·rrom these i l·gouen · who were Junking for l'nvm~ unu liCit Inil run," he snid. corpnrnte gums. them. Leflui1UIIcnded. these business scunThe WushinHIUII Pnsl repnrled lhul "u I Polititwl ('o/umni , l /)mlrtltl LttmbiYJ duls could balloon into u big issue. review of polllicul eonlrihutions from 1.1· .111111111 Iii fi"· tlw t·cwatlonin 11 Morto 11 Investors nrc ungry over the loss ol' con- 17 compumes under sautiny for (IIIC~· Kolldl'cwkc·.) ,Understanding teenagers, via the wotld cif Eminem · DROP US ALINE. 828 Third A~• .. O•lllpollo, Ohio 740-4411•.2342 ·; OAK HARBOR (AP) ~FirstEnoraY Corp. h~~ decid· 'l ed to test the entire teelllnor at' its Idled DDvl ·Bes e ~ nuclear power re~tctar for leuks. • The Hnor is the l11st bllrrler . :betweon the highly rtidlOilc· tlve reactor em und the out· • side. , In the liner leak test, com· :prossed olr ls pumped Into the ·~containment vessel to mise "•the 11ir pressure to 1\baul three 1·times nonnal. The liner Is then monitored for any pros· sure decrousc. FlrstBnotiy spokcsmun Todd chncidor suld on Wlldnesduy 1hnt thll linur test· lng will oo more ¢XIimsiv thun hud b~en orlglnlllly plunncd. "Wu'l'll 11cxihlu. We thoul!lll It bos1 10 do wh111's right.'' ho snid. ~ · ln Murch. inspectors dis· covered thnt horlc .ucid hnd · ncurly l.'llt.l.'n throu11h u 6 - ln~h thick SIOiil cur thlll covers lh reuctor vosso ut Duvls-Bcsso. locutod ncur Toledo In this city uiOill! Luke E1·ic. The plunt wus sh111 down nt tho tlmo for routine rofuelinl!. FlrstEncrgy pluns to replucc tho renctor h~nd with u.$SS mllllun unused heud from Consumer Ener11y 's nevor· complolod nuclour planl in Midlund, Mich. The campuny 'pluns to reopen the plunt ut ·'tho end of tho your. ·Tho compuny must cut 11 · lurao hole in the reuctor con· tulnmont wull ltf ucco1nmo· dutc tho removul of tho reuc· tor's ruined stool lid. The Nuclear ·Regulatory Commission, concemcd thut 'pans of the steel liner's I 112· lnch·thlck walls could be cot· · ·roded, uraed but did not require Akron·bued Plrat.Bneray to teat the entire liner for leak• once workera ·. reph1ce the reactor lid. He w11s looldna pretty bad.' Defense attorney Jon Ptlul Rlon said patrol policy Is for troopers . to unl~cl their weapon af\er they aet ~ome. He said McCormick. t1 nineyear vctemn of the patrol who has lnc:e been dl mls eel, was unloadlna his aun In tho kitchen, about IS feet ftom his sleeplna wife, when It accidentally dl charaed. 'nlrti McConnlck, 39, salcllt was her husbllnd 's pt'tlctlce to ao to tho kitchen lmmedlatoly 11f'tcr returning home tmd uniOI\d his aun thoro. to UCIIIh fur lll1'11il1g inlet the prof11unu dcviums we ~lnmislllkuhly were ucspite yeurs of cutechism und Sundny rousts. Every generation·~ ICCIIIIjjCr~ gruv itate to the kind of music that rcllects the very ~ins their purcnts huve spe nt their live.! lccturinj,t usuin•t. Eminem Is tuilor-mudc fur the children nf Suciull~ sensitive. diversity-cmhrucing. pnlillcully cOI'rect parents. Whnt could he more uppulling 1~1thi~ generation of 1111r· ents thun hearing their teenagers usc ruciul slurs uild hute· l'ilied slung in singing uhllll! with their l'uvorite CD'! And whul could be more satisl'yin1:1 to the teen~'/ This doesn'l mcun purent s ought to accept the. uhhnrrcnt lyric• With 1111 undcrstund111g shru g any more thun nur purcms accepted our•. "A mother cu11 suy. 'Look l'in feiTJale. Yuur sister is lemulc. lie '~ tulk mg about us when he HU_YH thn~c hateful thmgH ulmut w"men:· Rnhert • suy~ W;lur child will wuy it's juHt a son11 and they'll ~"ntinue w li sten. But th~y' ll never hcur il e~uctly the sumc UI!Uin" If Emlnem'H popularity shedH any light on today'H teenuf!erH it iH thiH' They ure more Iike UH thun they eve; want to know. (Joan Ryun /.1 u m/unm/.11 /f!r tlu' Sw1 Frurw/.vm Chl'lmlde. Sfnd commem.1'" hrr ur jouwyun@.vj,·IIIYm/1'/t·.l·mn.) 111 Cour11t., Pomeroy, Ohio . 740-ft241all Blinded minister sues Wounded wife testifies Suspend-.. . . ror •• ... -~ ' .- '~·, - -- ......::.~ The temper.ati.r outside Is HOT ·but the prices we hav are even HO I I ER.. · wlth these HOT JULY SIZZ' IN' Martdownslll •••r. ..... ...,....... ........... 1111111111n1 .....,•• _. ••MIIIIUII, llllllllrl. Enac•a r*IC . .. lllbllll I SPRINOFIELD (AP) - A minister who w11s blinded and s rlnusly if\lured by a rock thrown from 11 hlghwuy overpuss hus sued the 16·yeilr-old boy convicted of the crime. · The Rev. Johannes C'hrlsthm, of Columbus, flied tho luwsuh. Tuesday In Cl11rk County Common Ple11s Coun nauinst Jucob McNary 11nd his poronts, Steven und Rebecc11 McNnry. of South C'hurloston. Chrlstlun, 51. · suffered severe fuclul Injuries when the 3 3/4-pound rock smashed tht·ouah his windshield lind struck him In the heud 111 he drove on Interstate 70 lnst July nol\r this western Ohio city. · Chrlstlun und his 16·yeorold foster son were retumlng to Collunbus from Jleorla, Ill., where they hlld uttended a chrlstenlna for one of Christian '1 rel11tlvea. The boy was •llahtly Injured. · Jacob . McNary pleaded aullty In January to attempted murder and vandallam. He later waa aentenced to I :l. yeara In prlaon. · Accordlna to the lawault1 Chrlatlan haa auffel'ld loaa of alaht, loaa of mobility and loll or hlaablllty to enaqeln normal dally ictlvltln He alao haa aufferod emotional dlatreal and lncumd mecllcal e~penaea ancl •~peou add!· 'DAYTON (AP) - The tlonal medical e~penaea ·· wife of a formentuto trooper Indefinitely, the lawauh &aid. · accuaod of shootlna her while The lawault aaka for com· ahe slept und then tryina to penntory 11nd punitive dam· ;cover It up testified In hl1 . a(ICI und auomeyf feea .In ' defense Wcdncsduy, soy ina cxceu of $2!1,000. he ruroly lofi her side durin{! McNary Ia In a juvenile wing of tha Madlaon ' her recovery.. During her testimony .In CorrectJonal lnatltute In · Mont (lomery · County London. 1\ mcuaae roquo1t· ·Common Pl~:~~s Court, Tara Ina comment on the law1ult McCormick referred to the wus left with hl1 pnrentl. ·July 24, 200 I. shoot ina ot the · 1uburban · couple'M Miumlsburg oportmcnt os an tiU accident. ~Ill llkl "1 wunt to be here to sup· ·--L-..1 port my husband." she ~old to the jury: But she ulso ocknowledaed COVINOTON, Ky. (AP) under crou·cxomimulon. by A au1pended prle11 David Fruncescholli, uulatont uccu1cd of obUI\1111 a minor In Montgomery County prose- the early 1970• ho1 officially :·cut or, thut hor husband, o1ked to be defrocked, Luther McCormick. 37. wua Dloc:cae of Covington oft'l· not there to help her lmmedi· clol1 sold. . otely after the shoot ina. The Rev. Loui1 J. Holtt, 73. McCormick 11 ehur11ed with wu 1u1pended lndennttely in ·felonious muull and tamper· 199~ orrer 11 man occuacd the ina with evidence. If convict· prlen of ubu11na him when he · ccf of both ehorae1, he could wu 13. Holtz cannot perform face up to 16 yean in pri aon. any minlliry or even refer to Prosecutors soy hltnaelf 01 11 prieat under hl1 ..McCormick 1hot hi1 wife In auspcnllon. . the fuce ut she was slccplna Oernord Ocrhtlrdllclt., now on the couch und then tried to 41 ond llvina 111 Fort Thoma1, cover it up by wiping hi1 nn · Ky., ncar Cincinnati, teUicd gerprintB off the aun and then with the dloc:e1e 11nd with • not llnmedlutcly admiuina 10 Holtz in 1997. the shootin11. Holtz oareed to a voluntary · Defense utLorney1 IO)' lolclzatlon, the formal tenn McCormick '1 gun uccidentul· for bclna defrocked, In a aeply di 1charaed us he Wlll urate settlement with unloading it and that he pun· Oerhurdttcin. . ' icked and ned the apartment But Holtz never applied because he thouaht he had the proc:e... which 11 compll· ' killed hl.wlfc. . cuted und lcnathy, ·and ultl· During her te1limony, Taru mutely require• the approval McCormick IBid the nm time of the Vatican. "We have every Indication 1he u w her hutbund after the 1hootina wa1 when he came that Puthcr Holtz will follow to vi1lt her In the ho1pitul. throuah on the proceu," "lie ap~arcd thuken, real· 1pokc1man Tim Fltzaerald ly up.ct,' 1he r«ullcd. 10id Tuelday. McCormick uid thut dur· He · aald that the dlocetan ina her two wec:k1 in the hot· chancellor, the R,v. Oerald L. pital, her hutbund rarely left. Reinertman, confirmed that comblna her hair and helping · the proce11 had beaun. .. her bathe. . Prcvlou1ly, dloce~an oM· "He wa1 there every duy," ciula auid they did not know ahc auld. "1 hud to make him that Holtz had aareed to be · ao home. I had to mu~ him defrocked In the aareef!!Cnl. ....--. · JU Y SPECIALSI eat. I h11d to 11111.ke him aleep. defrUUIIIU RYAN'S VlEW BY JoAN RYAN only wunt lo know why kius like him. If you wanl to understand America, it Does the music uppcul to them because has hecn said, you need to undcrsllllld they urc simmering with lhc sumc viruhasehull . Here's ~ lesser-known enrol- lcm anger und violence us he is '! lary: If you wunt 10 undcrswnd I posed the ~uestion to an expert on Americuntecnagers. you need to under- 1he rclu1ionsh1p hctwecn teens und s1undfop music. . music. He hus heard the •tuc.ltinn muny So um studying lhc phenomenon of times before over scvcml decudcs. Emincm. "Pnrcnts ~::ct upset hecuusc they don't The rapper's mosl recenl album remember their own rchellluns through reached No. I on lhe Billhourd 200 mu sic," says Dnnuld Robert s, the ch~rt within h~lllrs of hilling ,tho stores. Stunl.'ord CQmmunicutions rrnfessor Cnmc1dmg wllh lhc ulhum s rcleusc. who ISco-author or lhe 199M hook, "It's Time, New~week , The New York. Not Oi1ly ·Rock und 1«•11: Pnpular Times, The Chronicle und every other Music in the Lives nl' Adolescents." mainstream media outlet have promi- "Music i' central to udnlesccnt idcntinenlly featured the 28 -ycar-old stur, ly. And udolesccnce is ubnut mukin~ whose two previous albums nf largely •ure adults know. ' We're not like you .. misogynistic, violcnl and .homophobic Pop mullic is a ~ou fe und comfortuble lyrics have sold 30 million copies. wuy .10 be out on the edge and be differOne reviewer culled him "one of the ent." . most imporlanl artists in contemporary I'd like 10 say thlll teens in the '70s music.," Anolher ehuracteri1.ed him us li stened to Ali~;e Cooper and Kiss "the most compelling music icun of his because we lhought they were brilliulll generation." Yel another. perhaps a tiny · mu sical artisls. Mostly. lhou,l!h , it was bit swepl up in the buzz. wrote, "Ignore for the looks nf disgust und lear on our him at your peril." . . parents' fac~s. 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Cullfnl'lllu's pow~r resNVl'> One. thut conservu1ion hu' unll raisin~ cmtccrn' nhout ,laded niT. whkh we I.IIL'II more wildllres in the nlreitdy- wnukl hup(X'Il when pcnplc• dry West. wcrett'l fm:mg hlucknul > nml Stales • throughmtl the 1wo. Ihill the economy i' region sizzled unllcr 1wnrd rec:nvcri 1rg.'' ,he said . tcmpcrntui'CS l'Xpe,·tcd to lu't The illlensc heat IIlli\' haw ihmul,lh mosl nf the . week. conlrihuicd ,1, 11 powcr·ll"s al with triplc-dil!il lcmperulure' u Fc 1tcrul Avitllion forecast as fur north us lduh\t Admiuislrullou ·fucilit y in und Mnnlunu. Cnlili>ruin that put' plutw' iu, Swimmin~ pools were linL' to lund ut Sucrutm•tltll Jummed. rcmlents gohhlcd Uj) lntemalional .Airt)llrt uml lee ,·rcum und nrc ofl'lduls suid the hcllt set otT 11 ceiling :~~~~~~ snwlkt• :tirpons itt 1he sprinkler inul lens! one home .1·.1tC UU 11\\'C 1·lll'L'I.!l 1 Mtllll._' In Reno. Nev .. where temper~ uturcs soured In I'll'/ degree' plunc~ lnl·i rl'lc up In and ltnur weuncsuuy. ·' ·' 1>r'Cu k'· rnf un u11- und 11 hull'. 'aid ('lteryl Dcmclrifl'. Snnumen\n air time high .~ct in I<,1~ . "We cun't even hrcuthc out pnrl '/'nl.cswnman . Oilter there. so we dcdtlcd 10 l,ICt icc plunes >ouml li•r the uirpnrt' crcu 111 instcud.'' .lui me were l.epl 011 Ihe ~roumluntil · 1 · wus c:leured. Rumcy. 24 . sm, utter caned· the wnuc.~tion ~ in~ n round of miniulure gnlf I'AA spokesmnn .!~tTy Snyder wtth friends . suid. "A ir sul'dy wus unt Reddi1ig. Culil'.. wus compromiscll.'' ltc snid. ' 11 · The same jll'esstlt'"' sy.,t"llt e~pcciCLI Ill tlrCII k' ItS II ·111\lC ' high of II~ degrees Thursdny. thllt trnpped the hcut also und governors und uides · tmppcd slllll!l in Culifnrniu. urrivlng in Boise. lduhu. llll Ail'ljlllllity dbtrkt' in the lluy Frluuy for tltc Nutinnul Area und Central Vulle~ Governors A.'suciulion meet - dedut·,·d "Stlurc tlte Air Duys · ing will he greeted hy 107- llll WedueMiuy. urgin~ rc,i degrce tcmpcruturcs. !'ore· deul' In u'c IIIII» ll'llll,it custers sui d. rnthcr thun their car.,. Record tcmpcrulttrcs were The hnnulllcululso ha' !'ire expected Ill continue across oiTiciuh eycilll! purdtcd lundCuliforniu oil Thursday. sci - scupe.s. ling up u possible third In Oukluml\ l'irc -pw11e strnlght duy of power ulcrls . hills. ofl'iduls usked rcSilletll s S~lll. regultttprs suid they did- not 1\1 open 11rc hydJ'n tHs fllr n l expect to ordcy the rolling rel'r·e.~lllltem 111 uv•>id depl~t ­ bluckmtts !hut left thousunds lug the needed resour~c.. without power lust ycttr. "The lll>tter it is. the more Electricity usc hus been likely it i .~ 111 htll'll ... sniu consistently higher thi .~ sum- Kurcn Tcnill.u spokcswmnu11 mer. thun on compuruhle duys !'or the Culil'orniu Depmtment lust yeur. suid Stephunie ol' Forestry. "A spurk tl111t Wll' McC\)rkle. StJokeswomun for hurmlcss lnst week •·ould Cullforniu's · lndcpcmlcnt rcully !lure up this week .'' BY STII'AIIII FRITH :I NASA: Fuel-line cracks found in fourth space shuttle CAPE CANAVtltAL. Flu. (AP) - The polcrlliully dungemu.~ fuel line crncks ulrcudy discovered on three spuce shut· tics ulso ufllkt Endcuvour. the fourth und newest sht1ttlc, NASA suy,, , The news Wednesday cume us no surprise w the spucc ugency, which hus ulreudy deluyed ut lcust \)ne 11il!ht unci.. despite weeks of exhuuslive work. hus no deur pictLire us In how or when the erucks occurred. . As of Wcdncsduy ufternoort. two crm:ks had hccn di swvered in the mctul liner' of hydrogcl)·fltcl lines inside Endcuvour, the lu~l ol.' the four shuulcs (() be cxlllnincd. The Inspection wus c~pectell (o cuntlnue into ThursJuy. "We've got il on illc <ithcr three, so we're nol nccc ..urily surprised to sec thut Endeavour I\U•• CrUC kS, tI~~ . " '!Ill· 1 NA~A · ,, spokcsmun Bruce Buckingham. He uddcd: "I think a reusonublc person can ussume we' vc bec11 !lying with lhe~<e crucks." · The prot'llcm wus first detect· cd three weeks ngo on Atluntis. Inspections quickly uncuvcred cracks in the plumhing of Dl~covcry and then C'olulnhiu. The work on Endcuvour hud tu wait until the ~hutllc rcturttcd from Edward.l Air Force Base in Cal)forniu, where it landed June 19 following a spucc stulion viMit. Alex Rotund. a former NASA historiun whn1cad1e' ut Duke Univcrsily. said he i~ ju't ns perplexed liS L'Verym>c else. The l'uct lhut ~tlm:c shuttle., ol' diflcrentuges arc exhibiting t11e sumc tmuhlc 11111kes 1111e 1n1 unlikely cuu.,c. he •uid. CoiLnnbia. the oiLbt slmttlc. hus hccn !lying 1<1r 21 years. r: ntciiVllUr 1 1 10 NASA 1 or · · · Paus \0 keep tltc llcci !lying lor ut leu'l unmher dc.:ude . "The only thin¥ thut it reinforces. lo mc,".smd l{ulund. "i' tltut u liii'~C 111111 of our 't•:.t.:c pmgra!n " l CIJL•ndent UjXIIt II sill!!le, 'luitc IIIUrvclou•. hLII · n!lltetheless frugile picL'c of technology. Anti whell ""ttcthing like 'llti' lwppcn,, il cutt grind everything to u halt." Columbia\ 'cicnt iric rc,eurch lli ~tht with the lir~t l'rueli ustronuut. which had hecn M:hedulcu lor a July IIJ liftoff. is on indclinit e hold . The launch dute~ of the two other .~huttlc flight• this year. hnth to the intcnmtionul spuce stulion. urc ulso in quc.tillll. The spucc shuttle llcct i' NAS.A's only rncuns of tritvcling to the Sjlacc ltation. Jhrssia pn •vi des it' nwn tnu"l'~~lliatirm . NASA',, concern i' not thut the 1 - fi~H ·lliamcter fuel Iitle' might leak , but th:n the cntck' might ~row and thut metul chips might llreuk off unu end· up in an cr1gine. That could lead to 1111 . cngin~ shutdown during luun~h. with possihly cmustrnphic results. ' Mnr~c. I he lhi'CC * y~ur Plp81 thursUy, July 11, 2002 'I'He: BoYs • '"'c Kyler Creek youth toumey • LAWSUIT- Attorneys Joe Hopkins. left. arid John Sweeney, center, announce In Los Angeles Wednesday. tl1at they are filing a suit against the city of Inglewood, Calif.. four of Its officers. and against Los Angeles County and three sheriff's deputies on behalf of Donovan Jackson. 16. who was slammed onto a car and punched by an officer during a videotaped arrest. The videotaped arrest on Saturday 11as sparked comparisons to the taped 1991 Rodney King beating by Los Angeles pollee. At right Is attomey Portasha Moore. (AP) :ntd we wunt tl>nl original l:ipc,'' Chief Dcpurtment unLit he FBI ure ulso invcsti· DcpLtty Distri\:t Attorney Curt !-iwsay gutll1g. Donovan Jackson's uttorncys und supSill d. "I l'-'11111 to r:oo\1CI':IIe.'' ('rooks replied. porlers held tlll emotional press conferhul 'uid he fcureL for l1is life 11nd 11lll11! up ence outside fcdcrul COLII1 in Los Angeles when l.ivc.,lly a'l.ed hint tn tell invcsu- w ltnnouiK'C · the luwsuit. "It wus Dnnnvantntluy. it was Rodney King yesgnH•r' where he w11, , Sa11di Oihho11.,, a district alln1'11~y's tc•tluy. it's untold people in the gra.vespoke~wo m:m . declined to commcnl yurd that t:unnot speuk nut that huve been Wednesday evcni11g on tltc e:rund jur~. abused by polke uud it's time to stop," The l.o~ Angelo · County Sheriffs suid Juckslln' s cousin. Tulihuh Shukir. . Depurtntelll. the ln ~ l cwood Police WorldCom Mother testifies she didn't know children would die in sweltering car Probetobe handled in . SOUTII Fl EI.D. Micl1. I AI' I A woman wa' ordered WL·\Im·~duy to stunt! tri11l in the deatl1 , of her two chlldl·en, who were ten in 11 'wellcring cut· l'or tltrC l' lwurs while 'he had her hair done. Btl! n .Judge l'l,dU L'L'd lite dwrgc,, "'Y · in g ,he didn'l intelt(j for ll1e111 die. A detcctiw testified dtlriug Wcdne,duy·~ ltcnrin g New York that the wo111un, Turuj ec Ma ynor. !old police i1i n wrillcn stntemcnt thai ~he wu ., "too •tLtpid" to know th ~y could he harmed . Judge Stephen Cooper ordered Muytwr . to sl ull!l triul llll two COLIIII~ of involuntary . lllilllsiuu glllcr in the death ., of her 10llllllllh-old dau ghter and .1ycar-old 'oil. She nriginully wu ,l dtur~tcd with two coU111 .1 ~adt of felony mut'der and fir,t.-degrec child ubu~c . "To lhe ordinary mind . 1l1c rc'lilt ol' tl1e uction~ of 111c. dcknd;tnl were likel~ d1sustrou ~ . C'<."'Per 'aid . "In her tllind , thts· wa' 11111 the case." 'i'llc woman\ •lltorncy, Elbert llatdwll. hud · argucu that hi' dicnl wu' "gro" IY negligent. gro~s l~ >lupiu. gro" lY ignnrutll. · hut diu not dc,ervc. to be u mur\lcr defendant. Pro>e.:utor Marc LJ :11 ron had argued that Maynor should face the more seri· ou , c harge~. Mlyin g 1hi .~ "ri,es 10 H much. higher lcvclthun ~tupiuity." . Authoritiqs say Maynor lclt lhc two children ultittc . for more tl1nn three hour' June 2M while >he w'" at a •a lon in a .Dctroi r 'u hmh . Salon employees testified lhat Maynor l1ali a ma'sagc. tncd on ~ lothin g and had a ;nack. She did not mention hcr\:hildrcn . The .temperature outside 1he car wu~ KH ucgrcc, , according w the Nutional MURDER? - Tarajee· Shaheer Maynor listens during a preliminary exam In Southfield. Mich . Maynor was held over for trial on two counts of Involuntary manslaughter. Authorities say Maynor left her children, 10-month-old Acacia Maynor and 3-year-old Adonnls Maynor al.one In her b'lack compact car for more than three hours on June 28 while she was having her hair done at a salon In this Detroit suburb. They aled of hypothern:tla. May. 1or had originally been charged with first degree murder. (AP) ' Weathe r Service. Autopsies found that the children di ed of hypcrthcrmru. · .. Maynor, · who b jailed. 11r>t told puttee ' he had been abducted, raped lind then return~d to her cur to rind the children not breuthin~. Detective Christor.her Hclgcrl tcsttficd Wedncsduy that when he 4ue stioncd Maynor's story, she broke down and wrote on u piece of paper: "at the beu uty sa lon.' A Spc(l;tl <.odt , lor B.dm:~ Born in 2002 Door Prize; . f.ttt•m,_.,., I'MalltM¥-- • starts Friday HlGHLIGIITS --~- pruvl.! Su THuRsDAY'S of 1-~Crklli ~UC~· :-.. ' I'I'II,CCUlor' do IIIII IIOI'IIIIill )' l li,do,,~ th~ cxi,lcll\'l' of grand jury prohe, while IIley HI\' tmdcr wny. hut the 1.11s An!!clcs iIIVe,liglllillll IJ<:t:llllll' pull IiL' Wedllc ,duy wltL'n Mitchell Crou1.,.27. who recorded the lllllii!CIII' video, Wll' doing a pi11HIL' illlerview 011 11 1\Ft. AM rudio 'how. A I·'" f111gdc> C'm1111~ pro'c,·uior culled the 'how all\! loki ('rook ., 011 the uir he wm heilig su bpoenaed 10 appeur Th11r,day. . "W<• war II yotl hell II'L' ihL• g'r':ntd jury \( ) OF Inglewood \Cicrun <'Uught 1111 tupc sma•hing the hundcull'c\1. liml' teen ntllu u cur unll mikiug him wi1 1 11 dosed fist. Mor-~~ hils hcc11 on ka1·c wit h \my 'inL'L' Mo11duy. Chuvi' 11 '" L'lllilll' he wu' hcutcn in the· S111un.Juy tii~ht i tt ~ ide tll 111 lUI ln ~tkwuod )HIS. sl tll lllll. 1hou~lt tltut doL'S IIlii appear 1111 1h~ lt\Hllc video lboi!I~L'. ML•anwltik•. IIUthmilb ill Ol.l:il·lllnllt City U>l.ed !ltc FBI lo look into tilL'· :tct1n11 ~ or two orfi,·cr' \here who wL·re . videotupcd strikill!! :u1 llllunncd hl:d ,usiJ<:.:t 27 1i111es with \actiL'IIi hatoll,, Ok :~ho11t:1 ('i1y l'oliL·c t'hid M.T lkrry suid ihL' l11glcwnou i11ciden1 pro111pl<'d . hi111 111L'OlllliL'I the 1,. 111. htlt he dilL'~ 11111 hl•lie vc tilL' Oklitltom11 I'IIS<; 10 the ~Uilll' ICVl'l The Daily Sentinel ' · umce jumps to third. Page 82 NASCAR Weekly, Page 83 Past KCLLT champs, Page 84 INUI.EWOOO. Calif. (fll'l A gmnd jury is itwc\li)(Uiin~ u violent LIITC\1 in which u whit~ police ollkcr wu' 1 ldentupcd ',lummin~ u hlack lCL'Ililger onto u rnr und pundun~ him. u pn"CL'll· lor rcvculcd on u cull-iu tul~ shuw. The surpri•e disdosurc L'Uille '" Dllii\IV\111 Juekson. I6. untl lti~ fulhL·r, Cnby C'huvis. filed u fcucrul dvil rights' suit ugnirht two luw enforcement U!ll'nL'iL'' ami "'vend officer' Wcdne,Liny in u <'il'c thut hu' P"'mptcd outcry rcmini'CL'nt of the response 11>\hc Rodney Kin!! lleuting. Alli<HI~ the oflker' 'ltCd wus Jct·cnty Infant & Child F.1;hiot1 Show (Noon) Ki~l Prin~~ Compliments of' rhc l'oir1t l'lca ~.lltt l'olil:c Dcpartmcnr lnl~Jrm~tlo~l·a·J l~oo tl11 & DcJ'!'!Oilsrratiotl\ of' Child Safety Pniducts Refreshments ·Thursday, July 11, 1002 Inglewood arrest now before jury llh1&11Ue1111 .It Itt•• WIIRIII t t I t t t Page AI . ._"tf~MIAIPRt • ltMJIJI·WO,I•Illll NEW YORK (AP) The U.S. attorney in Juckson. Miss~ . won't be investigating WorldCom , Inc. because he owns stock in the struggling long-dlstunce company, the Justice Department said lute Wednesday. Depurtment spokesman Bryan Sierra said the probe is being coordinated by U.S. Auorney James B. Corney in New York instead of U.S. Attorney Dunn Lam~ton in Jackson. WorldCom s headquarters is in Clinton, neur Juckson. Comey is u member of President Bush's new corporate fraud task force. Calls seeking comment from Lumpton and WorldCom were not immediately retUrned late Wednesduy. The move follows a similar uction in January when U.S. Attorney M.ichacl T. Shelby in Houston disqualified himself from the criminal inquiry into En ron Corp. because of ties to the former energy giant. Shelby's brother-in-law was an attorney for Enron North America. U.S. Auorney General John Ashcroft d1d the same thing because the company donated thousands of dollars to his Senate campaign in 2000. . WorldCom, a long-distunce and data services company, is OQ the verge of ~ankru~tcy after disclosing n dtsgUised $3.9 billion of expenses during all of 200 I and the first quarter of 2002 us capital e~pendi­ tures in a bid to appear more profitable. The Securities and Exchange Commission s~ed WorldCom the day ·after the disclosure on June 25. . Southem STAFF REPORT CHESHIRE - The 2002 edition of the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament opens play at 6 p.m. on Friduy when Pomeroy Swisher Loshe takes on Southwestem m the Kyger Creek Power . Plunt Employees Club Field. This year's tournament features 15 teams. six each from Gallia and Meigs Counties. two from Mason County. and last year's defendin~ champion. Federal Hockmg. The Mason Yellow Jackets drew the only tirs1 round bye. Opening round play will take place on Fnduy and Saturday with second round play beginning on Sun.duy. July 14. The championship contest is set for Tuesday ,'July 16 at 8:30 , volleyball camp planned RACINE.- The Southern Tornudo volle~ball cainp for students entcrmg grades five through nine (5th-9th) will be held July 22-26 at Southern High SGhool from 6-8 p.m. euch evening. Fundamental skills used by 1he Southern varsity will be tliUI!hl including busic bumping. selling, und spiking. Cost of the camp will be $25 or $20 if pre-registered. Pre -registration students should include student nume, age. grude. contact information, and J -s hirt size. To insure u proper T-shirt size, all uthlete~ should pre-register if possiole. · To pre-register or for further information, please t:on: tuct Soulhern varsity couch Roma Suyre or ussistant couch Pete Sayre 111 949-2196 or muil in format ion and a check before July 18 to Romu Suyre; 31085 Mitchell Road : Racine. Ohio 45771 . Bobcats to · host volleyball camp · ATHENS - Continuing an annual tradition, the Ohio University volleyhall program will host a comprehensive volleyball camp fur all skill levels from this Sunday through July IH. Instructing . ut the camps will be Bobcat heud coach Mike Lessinger, the entire Ohio vollcybull stuff, and former collcgiatq players. Fucilities for the camp include · the Convocation Center - 'the Bobcuts' home court - and the $26-million Ping Student .Recreation . Center. Costs are $325 for resident campers (room and bourd included) and $290 for comriMers (lunch and dinner included). · To register for the c·amp, contact Lessinger ut740-593ll89 or complete the on-line . application · at http://www.ohiou .edu/non creditlvolleyball .htm . ·All-Star Game r.atinp set new low NEW YORK (AP) . There wasn't a winner in the All-Star game but there was a lo~<er: the sport's television rating. · : .Tuesday night's controversial 7-7, It -inning tie in Milwaukee set a record for baseball's lowest-rated AllStar game, getting a 9.5 rating and · 17 share, Nielsen Media Research said · · Wednesda~. The raung was down 14 percent from the 11.0 for the American Lea~\Ue's 4-1 vic- , tory last year rn Seattle. The previous low was a I0.1 for the AL's 6-3 win two years ago in Atlanta. · Like network ratings in general, the All-Star game · rating has steadily d.eclined. From a peak of 28.5 m 1970, dmpped below 20 for the first time in 1987. The game drew a 15.7 rating in 1994, then dropped to 13.9the following year after a strike wiped out the World Series for the first time in 90 years. I p.m. The Home Run Derby. one of the highlights of chumpionship day, will take place on Tue,day a\ 5:30 p.m. prior 10 the wn~olalion game. Any pluyer who hil~ a hume nm ihrough 1he course of loumument play will he entered. Special award' will be given to the tiN player to hit a home run. the first pitcher to pttch u comple1e game no-hitter. und a defensive player of the tourney. lndivtdual players who shuw hu,tle w1d good sportsmanship will receive T-shirt award' from the toumument director>. The tourney emer• its 17th conseculive yeirr. The event began in 1959 and cominued until 1977 . The 10urney resumed play in 1986. THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN -The 2002 Kyger Creek Little League Tournament opens play on Friday. In this photo from last year's tourney. Pomeroy Swisher and Loshe catcher Greg Musser .leaps for 'a throw as Andy Garnes of the Pomeroy Reds slides. (OVP File) ' Latest Red men baseball si·gnee having homecoming BY MARK WILLIAMS RIO GRANDE SID RIO GRANDE - T~cre will be a homecoming of sorts when the University of Rio Grande begins classes next month. Brent Watterson of Palmetto, Florida (HS) wil·l be playing baseball for the Redmen and ~lllending classes. His father, Brian, grew up in Gallipolis us a child and moved away from the area at the age of seven. Brent's grandmother is still a·resident of Gullipolis to this day. pitching for IMG Sports Academy in Brudenton run by Tom Pluto. IL was Pluto who put Rio Head Couch Brad Warnimont onto Watterson. "I'm going on a recomBaseball mendation from my Florida connecAfter a vi sir to the campus earlier tion, Tom Pluto," he said. "Brent has this year. both fmher und son were been enrolled at the (IMG) acudemy sold on the university and the base- for the past two years.'.' ball program. "He's pitched extremely well for · Wauerson is a 6-foot-3, 170-pound them." ' Warnimont reported thul Watterson southpaw who posted a 3-1 record und u 3.05 ERA in I0 games as a ranges in the low 80's on the mound senior for Palmetto, He currently is and was impressive against Dunedin Red me . • (FL) High School in a 4-1 loss . Dunedin was ranked No. 2 nationally and Watterson held them to one earned run over four innings. "He's a crafty left-hunder, with a great deal of potemial to get much better," Warnimont said. "We're looking to incre:Js'e our pitching staff. to replace Jonathan Ervin and Greg Sullivun, two lefthanders we lost. "We think Brent can do that for us." Watterson plans to major in Business. Selig offers fix to prevent more ties MILWAUKEE (AP) - Bud Selig has a quick fix to make sure no All-Star game ever ends in a tie again. It has nothing to do with expanded rosters or outfielders pitching or pitchers returnmg to the lineup or a home run derby. The commissioner wants a return to simpler times and simpler box scores. He would like teams to st"P · using every player on the roster and sending in it new pitcher every inning. The suggestion will be made in the offseason. · On Tuesday night, Barry Bonds played three innings und Robert Fick seven in a game that en~ed 7-7 after II innings when managers Bob Brenly and Joe Torre ran out of players. "We huve 10 learn from this now," Selll Selig said. "That needs to be re-evaluated more than adding players onto the roster. Starters should play longer. Pitchers used to always play a minimum of three innings." Selig thinks All-Star managers•have felt pressured to play everybody since 1993. Pitcher Mike Mussina, then with the Orioles, didn't get into the game in Baltimore. Of course, playing everybody ensures higher TV ratings because every market has players who will appear sooner or later. "This will never happen again," Selig said. The corpmissioner said he had no choice but to declare a tie when Brcnly and Torre summoned him. Brenfy informed Selig that pitcher Vicente Padilla had trouble loo~<ening up. Selig said if Padilla had been healthy. he ,would have ordered the game to continue. . "This has been one of the saddest experiences :in my life," said Selig. MLB PI•••• IH S.ll~o 82 MAKIN' ROOM -By signing WR Michael Westbrook (at left) and releasIng WR Oarnay Scott. the Bengals have freed up salary cap room to negotiate with key players from their defense. (AP) Bengals.focusing on the ~D . CINCINNATI (AP) Now that there has been a money-saving changing of the ~uard at wide recerver, the Cincinnati Bengals have at least Sl ..5 million more they might use to extend the contracts of. linebackers Takeo Spikes and Brian Simrncrns. By releasing wide receiver Darnay Scott on Tuesday, the Bengals saved $3.2 million against the salary cap this season. While they take on $ L5 NFL this season, when the price of retaining them goes up. · Simmons' agent, Jerrold Colton, said that if a deal can be worked out, his client would prefer to re-sign before Ben$als players repon to traimng <;amp on July 25. . Teams may be less· likely this year ,t o spend big money on ·unrestricted free agents because of the way that New England went about winning the Super Bowl last season, million against the cap by having signed Michael Westbrook to replace Scott, that gives the Bengals more bargaining room in their .efforts to re-sign at :ast one of the two linebackers who are keys to their defense. ''That's probably one of the thin~s that money will go for.' said Katie Blackburn, the Bengals' executive vice president and chief negotiator. Spikes and Simmons are both eligible to become unrestricted .free agents following . ..................2 • • �-. The 0111 Sentinel • Pa e 83 .' www.mydallyaentlnel.com P•ge B 2 • The D•lly Sentinel Selig fnwn Pqc: a1 ,I That it occurred in his hometown mad~ him ull the more heavy-hearted. but Selig suid. "it would b~ puinfulanywhere." He acknowledged the criti· cism has hun him deeply. "I know how they ft'Cl and I can assure them I feel worse than they do," he snid. He said he wus pmying for a tiebreuking fmish, but Benilll Santiago looked ut strike three with the winning run on second base. ending the game in a deadlock umid a chorus of boos . . 'Til suy this. if Benito Suntiugo would huve gottt•n u hit. I'd huve leaped out unto the tield and hugged him und carried him out on my own shoulders.'' Selig suid. "I was · so nervous in the last of the lith. I wus hoping somebody wus going to tuke me off the hook." Selig suid he left the stadi· urn in shock and hud u sleepless night. He awoke to widespread rebuke across the media - TV, radio. newspapers, Internet. "I hud no other option," Selig eKpluined. Pro golfer Jerry Kelly. of Madison. was in town for tho Greater Milwaukee Open. He said he was glad he gave his tickets away. "I thought it was extremely . weak not to have an outfielder come in and pitch, throw it right down the pipe and have a home run derby for one inning," Kelly said. "You think Warren Spahn was happy with thnt decision? You think those guys respected that decision? Do you think Ted Williams would have liked that decision'!" Some fans came to Selig's defense. Math teacher Mark Bronner, of Hartland, said 'it was a great game regardless of the outcome because every fan of every team got to see their player - except for St. · Louis, which didn't have il representative after Matt Morris bowed out. "People say they want their money back - they got two extra mningsl" Bronner said. "Poor Bud Seli~. !think people are misgutdcd in their venting. What else could Bud do 'I'' Teamwork sends Armstrong to third in lou~ • CHATEAU-THIERRY. Fntnct> (APJ Lunce Armstrong moved up to third plm;e in the Tour de Frnnce in whm '''US tl tru~ teum el1'ort. . U is U.S. Postal Servi1.-e temn finished se<.'ond to un energized Spunish Once sqund in Wednesduy's teum time triul. The 1-2 finish by Once und U.S . Posttli gnve their riders the top 14 spots in the overall stnndings. Spnmurd Igor Gonzu1ez Guldeano took the leuder 's ~ellow jersey, with Armstrong two spots behmd. The Spanish teum won the founh stage in I hour. 19 minutes. 49 seconds in the 42-mile stretch from Epemuy to Chuteuu-Thierry. nonheast of Paris. U.S. Postul was 16 sec· onds behind. "As clo~e as it wns. there's a little bit of regret.:' snid Armstrotig. the three-time ~humpion. "We could huvc been u little more uggressive in the tirst 20 kilometers." Still, it wus among the best showings by o new-und-improved U.S. Postul tenm, he said. "I'm .huppy with .the temn. We hud u good ride," Armstrong S\lid. Lust week. before the sturt of the tour. Armstrong suid he believed this year's U.S Pustul teurn is the best yet. The team gained tIV(l new riders. Americun Floyd Landis and Czech Pavel Pudrnos, and suw the return of Benoit Joachim of Luxembourg. who wus not selected lust ·yeur uner competing in 2000. Gonzalez Gnlde.nno, riding for Once. be~ume the first Spuniurd to don the leader's yellow jersey since Miguel lnduri~~n wnn his tiflh tour in 1995. On•-e's J,,seba Beloki was sewnd. lour s;x.'Onds behind. Armstrong rose from nnh plu•·c. t>utting him seven seconds hehittd the Ieudt•r. ''I'm going t~> tukl" my yellow jersey and hang it on the window of my hotel tonight to make pe1lple huppy." the front-running, SJ:».miurd suid. Thousands of fnns lined the route on 1.\ cloudy day in which there wus one brief spell of min ncar the tinish. That contntsted with the downpour during the time trial a year cor· lier. when two of Armstrong's teummntes fell an the slic:k roitdwny. "Compured to lust year, -it's a big relief I.'Oming in second without uny problems," Armstrong suid. The Danish teum CSC-Tiscali t1nished · third. stulled by u bluwn tire. CSC·Tisc:oli tioished 30 ~ec(\nds behind U.S. Postal Every second count~ in the eurly stuges for opponents of Armstrong. who is favored to win u fourth struight title when the 21-duy event ends in Puris on July 28. The Texun isn't expected to luke u communding leud uniil the mce moves to the mountains next week. · The Telekom team of German sprinting specialist Erik Zabel. who held the yellow • jersey coming into the day, finished nearly THE LI!ADER OF THI PACK - Lence Armstrong leads riders three minutes behind Once. Znbel sunk to of the U.S. Postal Service team during the fourth staae of the ,. 39th pluce ovewll. ' Tour de France Wednesday. (AP) I Ui-OU 12 Valley Lumber Kelly shooting for win in s·econd MILWAUKEE (AP) - Jerry Kelly is coming off a victory at the Western Open. He ulso is coming home. Kelly considers both the Western Open and the Greater Milwaukee Open us hometown stops on the PGA Tour because they're so · close to Madfson, where he lives. "I'm u little drained," said Kelly, who begins p,luy Thursday at Brown Deer Park. 'I'm tired, but once that udrenuline flows ... I don't think I'm going to have u problem getting ready." Kelly draws bi~ galleries at the Western, just outstde Chfcugo, and the GMO. He wants to block out last week's success in which he joined Tiger Woods, Phil Mickel.son und Len Muttiuce us multiple winners on the tour this year. Kelly also won the Sony Open ln January. "People are going to be r,elling ubout lust week." he sui d. • Thut's rcully the hurdest thing for me . I'm not going to shrug thc.m off und not pay any attention to. them. I'm PGA ~hometown' going to sny. 'Thank yo11.' nnd nil that . "This is not lust week. I've gat to stay focused, even though people are all brin$ing up la~t week. I ve ~ot to stay 111 this. week and that's It ,'' . This will be Kelly's 12th OMO, which hus ne ~er hud u winner from Wisconsin . He wus runner-up in 1996 and seventh lust yeur. While discussing the....DMO on Wednesday, Kelly hud thoughts on Tuesduy night's Ali-Stur ~1uhe in Milwaukee. which ended tn a 7· 7 tie in II inning~. "I thought it wus extremely weak not to hove an outfielder come in and {>itching, throw it right down the ptpe and huve u home run derby for one inning," Kelly suid. Kelly wus disuppointed Milwaukee would be remembered for the tie instead of 11 classic. "You think Warren Spahn was huppy with thut decision? You think those guys reseectecl thllt decision?" K~lly suid. 'Do you think Te_ d Wtlhums would huvc liked thut event decision?" . While Kelly w11s venting. defend· ing champion Shigeki Maruyama was smiling. Like Kelly, Maruyama feels right ut home at Brown Deer Park, which He liked from the time he first saw it lust yeur. "The holes are narrow and the rough is ·very heavr,," he said through an interpreter. 'It looks -like u Japanese course, with the holes surrounded by trees. I had u very good impression of .Brown Deer." And he made one, too. · Muruyumu. a nine-time winner on the Japan Golf' Tour, won the GMO lust year in 11 playoff', shooting rounds of 68. 6S, 67 und 68 for un 18-under-pur 266. He birdted the first extra hole to beat Churles Howell III und become the first Japanese player to win a PGA Tour e.vent on the U.S. mainland . "I don't think I'm u lop pluyer yet, but winning the Mllwuukce · Open gave me the confidence I needed," Muruyumu suid. EXPERIENCE from Pep II 992-6611 ' K!¥1N I)Ae!N I CCII1 NIWI S.M11o Nicklaus withdraws .from ·senior event Rtct: 1\oplellll 400 WIIIN: Chlctgoland Spetdwiy When: Sunday, 2:30p.m. EDT. Rtct dl1t1noe: 4005 ml~a: 2671epa Dlftndlng Ghomplon: Kevin Harvle:lc. Rtct I'ICOIII: Kevin Hllrvlc:ll, 121.200 mph, July 15.2001. QUII!fytng I'ICOIII: 'Tbdd Bodine, 183.77 mph. July 13.2001 . Slolyttnt: Thill&the tocond year Chi01QOI3nd · holll n Winston Cup event The trtek'Rblek· llrttch 11 curvtll a bit, meaning drlvert let! like they.,..lurnlng left the 111\tlrt lip. I I I I Aloe: ~nA l'wtalor 300 proenltd by Slim's Club WileN: ChiOigolend Sp;ltdw y · Trick: t .5·mlle lri-cval Whtn: Slltu~y. 3 30 p m EDT Dtftndtng clt1mpton: Jlnmwe Johnson . luocn race recOrd: Jlmmkl Johnson. 11 9 469 mpll ..July t 4, 200 t . luiCh qulltlylng record: Ry811 Now1nen. IBI 886 ·mph, July t 3. 200 t .. Storyi!M: the Bueeh Sotlel return lor 111 second )'tlr ol roctng In Chicago Last year Jlmmlo Johnlon OOiiiClltd nil llrtt Clrttr Busch Series Win. I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I 1 Aloe: Kroger 225 · WhtN: Kenlucl<y Spe«lw•y Whtn: Sllturday, 8 p.m EDT TriCit: 1 5·mlle ovnl Dlftndlng cn1mplon: Seen Riggs Cr1ft11111n Truck race record: Soon Algga. 113.525 mpll. July 14, 2001 . Crthlmln Truck qu1Uiylng record : Bryan Reffnet. 168 460 mph, Jone 16, 2000. Storyllnl: With 1 viCtory In Sllurdlly'a O'Reilly 250 sl Kanaea Speedway, Mike Bliss tumped Into aecond place In tht polnta at&nd· lngs, e1 polnla behind leader Ttd Musgrave Wlnoton Cup: 'l'roplr.nnn 400, . . pm-l'lltlCI \.'OVOI'RUO :l ~l.IU. F.D1' - Sunduy on NOC , Dulllh: Tmpluum\ 'rwtalur llOO pi'IHIOntud by Sum'1 Club; a:OO p.m. rm1•Sootm·nuy on NBC. CrartlmRn Truck: Kt'<lNtr :m, Bp,nt, EO'I' on Solurdoy on ESI'N. .• A LOOK AHEAD J\lly 31 - New Enulond llOO, · Now Ham!llhlrt lntornottonal SPIM!dway Jllly au - PttnnJy)vaniA 1100. Pocono Roceway A\ltl. 4 llrlckyord 400. lndlonopoll&Motor Spel!dwoy Auw . It - Slrlu1 Sotulllto Rlldlo ul The Oton. Wotkln• lllon lntorno!lonal Au1. ia - Pul)ll400 prtlltntld by Former J1ck Mlchlgon lnt~rnotlonat Speodw1y ·. . ••. ''' -------. THEY SAID IT .' . .• ... ' • ' "J said, 'I'm gonna get this old hot-rod up front' and, man, it took off like a bullet." .. ' ' I bey \l'Y• 111 hill• :a Ill pin Jlrl. 1111 In,. _......, 400. ,.• ..' • •' •• N I>•YIOIIll lle•ch, l'lu. tm 1 11tll 1\Klllj,l II'IICI\011 COIIII"ul. TIWti~Vkl' ~. Whkll Ul't' n•tHIU\' 1.\Vnllnbll' !AIId lti 'P Mlll tH\ut'd l'qtl\pllll'lll 01\11131'1)' t)(tS~WIIMI'l' t'tii'M, IJI'!'Vtml u mr's n·m· OruM lhnn splnnlnM. If II'II!'Hcmt·untml I~ 11MI'tllnn 1'/JL,, rm: lht• t lrlvt•r t'/111 Mhnply Jllllih tht• m·r·dt•rntor to !lw num· nml h•t. lll\ 11il•rtr·unk dt•vlct• slnw till' t•IIW\tlt1jlUIIIItlOUMh 1t1 ktlf'lpl!w wht•t•\11 t\'0111 !l t•luntn~. Thill WIJllltl nllHw tlw l'HI' Io tl('hlttvr ' • IWMlN ~ICICIINII Coo - · - Miolllll Weltrlp won Saturday ft!r thtllrat time alnce the 2001 Daytona 500. w.tch~ten ... Waltrip dominates w wtn owr o NASCA It ulllclnl'• doct•lun DEI driver finaUy gets to celebrate victory at Daytona By JJCK MINTER Cox Ntwt Service M Daytona Btloh. Fla. !chail Waltrip, WhOM only Qlher Winston 01111 victory oemeln the um• DlytonaiiOO In whJch hll Cll' owner wu kUled, nnal· 1)1 lltiiiO l'lally oelobralt aw!n In No\SOAR'ttop Hfllf,. Drlvlna tbl NO. 16 Chevrolet lltm Dllt Earnhl!lltlno.. Wlltrlp domlnat.d tht Ptptl 400 at Dlflonallitorlllllonl.t 81*QWIII lht~ bH1 hit Dill llll!lmalllnd ftilnd Dl1t -rnhlrllt Jr. In I IIIHICit d\ltll. Tile I'IOt lndld un4lr .... tioft, bul Wllti1p hlllljUII htl4 , • .,.. ll'oillll,u'nhlrdt ""'"IIPnNtllmiL -lrH Olllht blciclll'lldl. ••1'101 wu nell l'tllartad 1114 WlltriR ~_..,.tor lht llnll tllrlt cll'lllltta. . Tile dlalllon ~ NASC.U to IIIII lht r10t under 011111011 lnMd riiiiODDIIIIIht ... tilt lriellal'WI- ==:1111 :.\ti'!ifi'~~ They Utllred tht track with Hit CUihJOIII and lifer Olnl, much 10 tho aw·prl•~ or lht drl· vert motoring b)( · · "I've niVItiHUnytbtnQ llkt that bii'OI'I,'''Hlrt runneNtP Anety Walblee. Earl\11&,'111 rtU !rom HOOnd to at.Jcth a! th• llnllh, bUt hl1urew radioed to hlntlhat thoy were proud of him for trying to PIN hll toanunate. evtn tholwh ho IIUIKI. Earnhardt wu diN!lpo!ntlld thMt ho IIIVI l'our IIJOII. ''I (Ill! what dtiHrvtd.'' ho "f told bll crt\1! Watlrlp Nld thAt wl1tn Elll'niw'Gt Dt1Ued OUt to )1111, It lhOWtd !hat tvtn llll0118 ttllll· matH, lt't flWI'l' driver 111r him· ..u: Aftl!r Earnlw'llt and Wlltr!p ran 14ln thrtf rtt»ntl'IWII at DtWtona and Tatla4tp wtlhAut Nab qtblr, thtrt ..... tiOIIilllllltlht l'W\o challl:i ..... 111HP d 1try to JIMIIht 1 mentor il'acrund rlbl. Dtn10n already hu miHI!d throt ll<llntl rat:tt and Tho Wlnlton anor bmklnl rtbt In a orub In the DtiiCh Serio rMc ot Richmond In May. Tilt two thllllll tliilart all but Dllurtd at Do)'IO!\A and Tttllodotp nrt domination by EnrnhAtdt tentn• and big Wrt<lkl. Tho b(J wrtK:k Ito th~ l'epol ~ catnt on lap 1:18 when Dale Jat•ntlt end Jorr Burton coUld· od Ol tliO bottom of lhe ntt:t track enttrl111 '!'urn 1, Hndlntl Jarnttt'l No. 881'ord up ICI'OII tho track In front or the re11111hldl»' or the ntld. Allo !nvolvlld wm !lobby lAbonte, Mike Skinner, 811vt Parte, Bl'llt Bodine. Jot Nemechtk, Matt Kwtth, Terry IAIHHI!At, JtrtiiiY MIIYntld, R!ck1' Rudel, Jbnmll JthRIOn, Cleolll'tl' Dodlne and IIYit Vttt~ Jlll'l'ltt. who dtellned 111 ambllllnot rldlallll wallcld II'Om tht cralh tltf bllck to .lht "!I!ObodY 0111 ~ ' " J\111 rodl II'Oillld hire 1n !'Ortnlt!On," ~ uld bl wujlllllt')'llll Wlllrlti Mid. . · 10 milntlln hlltpot In tilt pack and thoutht hl'd miMIII fir tftll tllotllh lhtrl WU DO P'llf -pall)'illl WlltriP'I tnouth out of 8111'1011'1 WI)! wliiiUit 11111'1 wu In V.bruar)l . ''I WUJIIII 11')'1111 !D ~ my pati\1Dn1buiiBIII'tDftliOI 11001, lllll'f ... Nfl'tl. On lht lllllth lip, Wlltrlp 1'111 Into tbiiiiGII ol mt I Hlllti bit,• Jll'l'tlt tllld. lnt4 lllllllldl ol JOhnnY ..,..., lllldllllltlllon Into Allot lilt ilrll'll'llnYDI\1111 1ft lht 'nlm I MD and IWIIIUIUY =dlnt....,..S~ • lit~ HOIPMilllf""' Earnhardt team still rules restrlctor-plate races Kiu'flluHCh loKI hl~t ronl . nntl !l t1 Ychuttct' • tllii'IY lt1IIW I'OCO '• • 'I f••• :. 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Mull make rtltrvation1 16 day• in advance. nlnclud .. champion1hip and Short cour••• at Hampton Cove In lfunt•ville; Sll"" t..kH in Anniaton/Cadtdtn: HIJhland Oak. in DC~tham and Cambrian RJdp in Or11nvlllt·. Good May 13 thro\lfh Stpt. 16, 2002 . - RfttrvatiQnt intidt 7 doyo. f-lolllt, cam and 1&". nol ind~o~dtd in prictt. lerdlltdlse itT/ulnfdlllg lntpoM~ lhlo, ''. '•WI· .'•' 740-742·2289 1-800-837-8217 11 Httlu tJH murn w!th our woul" tu mnkr It WINITON CU' 13. JtNiurton, 1,i54. 27. Bobbv Hlmlllon, 1,613. TriCk: 1.5·mllt ti1•CMII, Tumot-4, t& ITANDINOI 14. ~Ietty Crtvtn, 1,828. 28. Mlkt '8klnner 1,441 , By RICK MINTER dlgrHI banking; 8 dlgrHI blrlklng In 1, Sttrllng Marlin, 21 :Mt. 18. Data lornhordl Jr.... J1881. 28. JoM Mdrlll 1. 1,408 . Ccx New1 Bervtu baCicltrtlllll; 11 dtgrtl banking In 1~-ovat . 2. Mark Morlln, 2.2~1 . 18. ~VIII Ntwmtn , 30. t<evln Horvlok, 11388. Whttt: Jolltt. Ill. 3. Jtmmlt JoMton 2,254, 17. Terry ~bo~.l.J..,.•· 31 . CtHY Atwood, 1J385. D•rturuo n.ach, na, ... FIUIIY Wallact, 11,2•4. 11. Kyll P~. 1,fWU, n.Hulllltloklln, 1,370. do you ltllliiiUC<l41111n NA8CAR Dill opentd: 2001 . a. Jtfl Gordon, Uti. lt. Davtllanay, 1,1a1 . 33. 1<en Sohrwr, t_.~54. W!nlton cuo ro ..111 Dayton• and Pll'ltYilneton Cup r-: Jllly 16, 2001 a. Flloky Fludd, 2,188. 20. !lllotllldlor, 1,713. 34. Brett Socl!nt, 1....2. 1'allldo••1 Qrtndtllnd ...Ung: ?MOO 1. Tony Stewart, 2,1a8. 21. Jimmy Spenoer, 1,706, 3a. Jotlnn~ Btneon, 1,283. 1. MIH t<enHIII. 2,083. 22. JI®bi' ~bonlt, 1,et7. 3t!.llacy Compton, 1, 154. Try E·A·R·N·H·A·R·P·T. On tht Web: www.ohlclgoltncllpHdw. 8: Sill Elllotl, 2,054. 23. Jlft ClrHn, 1,880. 37. Jerry Nadttu, 1,181 . FlY~ of tht 11111 HVtn riCH ot Oaytonund com • 10. Kurl Suteh 2,013. 24. Wild Burton 1,888. 38. Jot Ntmtehtk 1,048. T1Ualllp, tht two 1lanttrock1 where rettrlc1or 11 . 0111 Jorrtrt 1.1 ,878. 28. Jeremy MiVfietd, 1,547. 38. Bltvt Pork, 8ee, ploltf art liNd 10 rlducui)H(!I •.hn•• boon won by 12.MIOhatl Wtnrlp, 1,871. 21. Flobby Gordon, 1.a11 . 40, Toeld Bodlnl, 872. Ofllo Earnhlrdtlnc .. thtrlct t••m roundl!d by tht •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••··------··•••••• lott Dole Earnhardt. · IUICH 11,.111 20. Cllt)l Mtllt, 1,747. T"UCK 1111111 ITANDINQI Earnhlrdt won altJ!II of 34rlctl three ITANDINCII 21 , l<erry !atnhlrcH.J.J/14. 1. Ttd Musgrave, 1Ja3S. Wlntton Cup polntt tvtnllll Ol}'tonund W 1, Qreg Blfftt, 2.637. 22. l<evtn Clrubb, 11o;u, 2. Mlllt Blltl, 1,47r. Wllllton Cup racttat Talladep - 11 a drlvtr. and 2. Jaton l<elltr, 2,488. 23. ~on Hornday, 1J~11 · 3. Otvtd 811rr, 11488. hit DEl dr!Vtrt. Mlch1el Wtlrrto tnd Dale 3, Jtek Sprii\1Ut. j,482, 24. Jtfl QrHn, 1,4ctW. • · RIOk Crawforo, 1J48Z. Earnhlr4t Jr., hiVe kept rltlht on wlnnlnl 11 thott 4. aoon Fltggt, 2,..4. 25. Jlft Purvt1, 1.308. a. Juon Ltflltr, 1,488 .. tr~kl . a. Soon Wimmer, 2.241. 28. Klvln ~PlOt, 1·28a, · e. Terry Coote, !.388. Waltrlft:• win Siturda• Hem110 Itt • ~~!lilt l . l<enny Walllot1, 1,242. 21. RIOky Htnarlok, 1.214. 7. 01nnlt llt%tr, 1.37a. ' 7. Mlllt Mc~ughMn, 2,238. 28. Mlotllll Wlhrlp, 1,1e5. 8. ROC.rl PrHIIIVJ.l.373. the Earn rdl dotn1nttlon ill rtttrlc10r•p It f'ICo a. llobbv Hamltlon Jr" 2,22e. 28. llhant Hall, 1,131 , 8. Trll'lt Kv1pll, 1....... ln11 wW contlnut Joncllltr tht DKI founder'• 8. l'llnd)' LIJo=lt2,2.0. 30. Jim~ IPft\C!r, J.101. 10. Brendon GIUOhll/1 , 1,282. ,dtlth. 10. SIICY Com , 2.1.125. 31 . Jay IIIJitr, 1,w-. 11. 0ov Glbbl, 1.217. Waltrip tald that I'OOit of SllurdiY'tvlctol')' run 11 . Jtmfl Mo urray, •.121 . 32. Jo1 Ntmtehll<1 1123. 12. Jon WoodL!,270. 1lnep. and he'i proud to bubte weonllnuutrlldl· 12. Tim SIUitr, 1,lilt. 33. Andy l<lriiV. 81o. 13. ~net nor,., 1.154: lion oiOrtA!d by hlumployf!t and ton~· tlmo il'tend. 13. Tony FlllnH, 1.812. ~~~=·/,'l' 14. Btltn Rota, 1,151 . "l)all F.arnhardt put hlulilmf"" lhlhport ~~~~:~~;~~~;ejf.• 38. M1r1< Clrttn. 7e7. rg:r,,,~;.'i, 1 10 ~lth hll prowm •tl>aytiJila •n• TMII•d•flll•nd ht. 1a. Johnny S.tultr, 1.1103. 37 C~l(l C~tffln, 782. 17. "''" CrtNon, 1,088. • dill~ 10 win Ireotrlt.1or) piAIHw:el.'' W•llrlp oald 11. TOdO Ek!Oint, 1,788. 38 ~•lin VIOI<at~ 741 . 18, BIIIIMttr, 1,080. "He wu the hmit at it. I kJUIW lv:r'trelll proud !hal 11. Alntcn LAw!f, 1,788. Ole. Jtfl Sur!Qn, 738. 18. Llnot HOOj)llr, 1,().17 hloluam , wltlcb hal hiUIBIIUI on !t, lubloln do 18. ~rry FOVI. !788. 40. BriCI Ttegua, 703. 20. FIJndy MtODonald, ll82. that. Thllt ITI.IltM uo re•l proud." Coil Htw1 Strv!oe. 0111ri!Julod by Unlvoraal ProH BY.,dlcl1o(800) 25W73.4. 'For rt!tau tho wH1< o1 July e. 2002 • • Rutland Bottle Gaa) Muln Slrct~t. Rutlund, Ohio IlK IIIU I.:l thUIU tlt'('l,[{!l'll l\011 "WI.! fpp\ Wt•'\'t! dntW t1 Ml'l'UI jol! Ollll'llt'tiot1 ~~tJMirol," littUl tilll'Y Nt•\Mill\ , N1\S( ' AH'~t numu ~ tnyt.Hroctor of ctllll \M!tltlm\ , " We Illy lt'l dUM · In lntpotiilh\u, but we'ro KOII\1!, to 1toplt up jll"t I .•'' • 992-5432 /\~CAll otllclnl• '"'" lhnllht•Y'I\' cnnll· dtmt wtnnllut lt~Htnti 111 Wlnllton l'1111 DRIVER STANDINGS • 228 Main St. · Pomeroy, Ohio Orlvt· Thru Window lly lUCK MIN1'1:1t t· :tt•r• Co)( Nt\WM Sot'Vh'•' Hlnlck mew~,. out d his sl~ • • Featuring Kentucky .. Fried Chicken for illegal devices S ON THE TUBE Family ·Rt"sluurunt Officials on lookout Doylono R....,h, Flo. Winston Cu11 chuml'lon Rlchoo'll l'lllty c'elobt'lltod his 65th bh't ldll)' ~~ 011}'10no lait WlltlK. 1'ho Klny. •• ho ta l'llfut·t~ toby hlslltmll~ n· l~mts und 1\lna.illtl Ia octll'llln t•unnhlU tho film· 1\y •'<lmllllnr.!ltltty Elllm'llriMll. which notds lhi'OO un111n tho vvtn•ton Cup Stt•lo• ond ono hllha Crnnsmon 1'111ok &lriM. 1'1111~ who turntltt 1111 on.holy i, 111\ld thnt nll hnu~h nit of hi! IOOII\8 hnvt III'IIQNiod lhls yolll: ho 1100• alilns of u lttrnnround. "Tho IMI lhi'M or !bur I'HCi'l,ll tookai\KQ IIlilT lo Alm•tlnQ to cmn~ OI'Otmd." hunld. "Wu miM!II som•tlOOilh• on· lim 41 lOll II\ nnrt Pill thom on Ihe 441uom nnd mnVI!II pooplc on· lho 44Wnm nmt 11111 thum ont ho 4.~ . ' "II hMikallko ll'o '"nlly wurkh•M·" 1'hu No. olllolr'lvtln hy Kylul'lllly hna movu<l n·nm 4111-d In polnlolnil)'lnr· lo IOih, whllnlho Nn. 4.1, nnc'O rlr1Vtln hy tho Klnw nnd now t•llnlml hy .lohn Amlrotll. I• :19th. Allor n III!IIPillllotlna atnrt 10 hl1 Wtntlon Cup IOOIOn. Kovln Htii'VIck cnpltu~ thcpololbt• tho lltltlil 400, ti\Dil nnlshod lllh In lhc I'HCQ, moving \IV two •IJ<lloln·tho polntit1tandlngoto OO!It. Ito 111\ltl ho'! conndon tthnl he ond hli n w ct~w lho ~roup thftl t\ll'lllOI1Y iOrVIced thO Cllr of toomnullo Robby Oordon - 1111n oompo11. 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Call I 800 267-3465 to book your trip to the Trail. • tlllwl • tiMICIIt...-ctltttn 210E..t M1ln • Goll'sGreatestRoadTrip ... .... Natar,.,.. ... ltUIIctllt,..... Middleport At 111, Alohlrd Pltty atilt maintains 8 buay schedule, trawling to moat racta. DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -; Jack Nicklaus. has withdrllwnl from this week's Senjor Plnyers' . Chnmplonshlp because ,of mus·J C(C seosms. 1 1 "It s always t'rustruting when you· con't ploy," Nicklaus sold! Wedncsduy after poln.forced himj to stollnn afternoon practice ses-. sion after hitting about IS bulls. 1 Nicklaus suid he enJoyed nine• holes of golf on Tuescfuy In Ohio: with family und frlends.t However, he was In pain! Wednesday mor.ning and it lin·! gercd until he wllhdrew from thei pro-am nl\er ·nine holes Iuter in• theduy • · 1I • 1 " '1 Just don't llkc•to bb 1ln thel posltlon of keeping somebody,' out of 1he tournament, ·: Nicklaus suid. - - •- Candy'• I lobbies a Crafts CINick out our 555 Park St ' Bengals Colton suid. "T.he market is constantly changing in the NFL," he said. "One of the factors is that the . New Englund Patriots won the Supor Bowl without any high-priced free agents and team.1 recognize this. You also have to look at ·how players arc used in u given system." Spikes and Simmons entered·the league together as first-round draft choices for the Bengals in 1998, Spikes us the 13th player selected and Simmons at No. 17. They both held out of their first training camp for one day before signing five-year deals. Their lockers are next . to each other at Paul Brown Stadium and they are just as close on the field. The only time they weren't the team's top two leading tacklers was in 2000, when Simmons played just three quarters before being lost for the season to a knee injury. The Bengals have resumed negotiations with their four remaining unsigned draft choices, in hopes of reaching agreements befor.e the start of training camp in Georgetown, Ky. Blackburn is handling the negotiations with the top pick, offensive tackle Levi Jones from Arizona State. Blackburn and Ken Zuckerman, Jone s' agent, said the two· sides are not close to finalizing anything . . Second-round pick Lamont Thompson, a defensive back, also is trying to negotiate a deal. . "We've had discussions but we're not close to a deal," said Thompson's agent, Michael Sullivan. . The team's fourth· and seventh-round picks are Purdue place kicker Travis Dorsch and North Carolina defensive end Joey Evans. 252 Upper River Rd. Gelllpolla, OH = !!:: 1l: ,, BANKS CONSTRUCTION 136 E. Main St• Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 . lArry W. Banks, Owner/Operator 't �Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel • :I durc .'' "We have a few thing.s we need to do . Stay tuned," he said. · The Philadelphia 76ers swr is accused of going to un nrartment complex to loo k for h1s wife , Tawannu, and cousin, ·Shaun Bowman, who live's there. Neither was there , said Churles Jones. who hus lived in the upurtmcnt since Murch . · Jones met with polkc Tuesday and told reporters Ivcrson had u gup when he forced his way inside the upurtment early on July 3 and threatened Jones and unuther mun. Pulice said Iverson has no gun permit. nor docs he have gun · registered in a Pennsylvania. I vcrson has not corn men ted . publicly, and no one hus been uvailabls: ut his suburban Philudelphia mansion. If Iverson 1s charged, he would be asked to surrender, police said . Earlier. Chitwood said investigators initially were skeptical of the accusations. "When you tukc their stor;: on the face of it, it docsn t seem plausible." Chitwood suid . "But us you start to dig in further and fun her and fur-. thcr, it became clear to us it 's true." David McGlaughlin, a longtime Philadelphia defen se attorney not connectcd to the case, predicted Iverson would face a maximurn of probation if he is charged. · Police and prosecutors want to "pverchurge the case and leave yourself plenty of wig-. gle (oom to neg<)tiate, a plea burg<~ in to a lesser offense Iuter," said McGlaughlin, a prosecutor early in his career. Pill Chtmplanl a! tht Kyger CrMk LIHit Lttgue Taurnlmtnl District attorney Abraham was at an out-of-town conference Wednesday but was ex.pected to return to Philadelphia on Thursday. The off-coun trouble is just the ·latest for Iverson. In 1993, he was arrested in a Hampton, Va., bowling alley brawl and spent four months in prison before thenGov. Douglas Wilder ~ranted clemency. The convicumi was overturned on appeal in 1995. In 1997, Iverson pleaded no contest to a gun charge after police near Richmond. Va .. stopped u car in whicti he was a passenger and found a gun belonging to Iverson and two marijuana cigarettes. A marl juana-possession charge was dropped. Iverson completed 100 hours of community service, two years of drug testing und three ~ears' probation, after which his record was cleared . 1959 - Doc's Fine Food 1960 - Sommerville Motors 1961 - Pomeroy Redlegs ·1982 - Pomeroy Pirates 1963 - Gallipolis Tlgera · 1984 - Gallipolis Rtid Legs 1965 - Middleport Yankees 1966 - Mlddlee_ort Senatore 1967 - People s Bank of Pt. Pleasant . 1968 - McArthur Merchants 1969 - Fruth Pharmacy of Pt. Pleasant 1970 - City Ice and Fuel 1971 - New Haven Cubs 1972 - Daniel Boone Hotel of Ripley · 1973 ..:... Green 1974- City Ice and Fuel 1975 - Johnson's Market of Pt. Plaasant Associ a lion 1988- Middleport Cardinals 1989- Syracuse Hubbard's GrMnhouae 1990 - Hannan Trace · 1991 - Coolvll'1992 - Mlddlapart Cardinals 1993 - Bldwalll 1994 - Gallipolis Yankees 1995 - Fruth Pharmacy of Pt. Pleaaant 1996 - little HOOking 1997 - Harrisonville OK Fackler 1998 :... Mead Body Shop of Pt. Pleasant 1999 - Pomeroy Indiana 2000 - Green Braves •• • 2001 - Federal Hooking • All~!a.r fiasco indicative of baseball's problems MILWAUKEE (AP) . ~ive people something posiJohn DeClue took 9-yeur-old 11vc to grab onto, baseball son Ky lc to Miller Park to see showed again that it seems to his very first be out of touch with its funs . All -Star gumc . "I don't think it 's going to The boy ended have u long -term impact on up getting an _the integrity of the sport," up-close look at why bascbull Houston Astros outfielder Lum;e Berkman suid. is in trouble. When the teallls and m;lnOh. no? Try telling that lQ agemenl ugrccd to slop the David Cuscuna. who came j,(UI11c with the score tied 7-7 from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to 111 the lith innin g, fans were sec the game . left i1.1 the lurch - aguin. "They trcuted it like it was a No winner. No reul expla- meaningless game," he said. nuti ilfl . No playet· to rcc~ive "It sends a lot nf bad mcsthe M VP award, newly named . sages." after tlw late Tecl Williams . Both teums had run out of And li'ulc appreciation for the players. und manugcrs Bob disappointment and. rage of Brcnly lind Joe Torre didn't funs 11lrcady up.>cl by a po.lsi - want to ri.sk hurting pitchers blc strike and reports of Fre~ldy Garcia .and Vicente steroid ubusc in the sport. . Pu(hlla by makmg them go "They did not do them - more than the two innings selves any service by doing they'd ulrcudy worked. tl1is," DeClue saiu, holding But funs didn ' t know that. Kyle ' s hand as they left the There was no explanation at bullpark in a stream of dis - the park when Torre and gnmtlcd funs curly Brcnfy consulted with comWedncsduy morning. m1sswner Bud Sel1g after the Players wi II be well rested top of the lith . The Fox when they return to work thi.1 Sports br,oadcaslers figured weekend. but fans who out what w~s ~oing on. but shelled out as much us $175 even they d1dn t know whut ll1r their tickets - ;md plenty w~uld happen. . . more to scalpers - didn ' t get What 1s the dccts1on? Wh~ what they · believed they should · it take so long?' deserved . ann~1unccr Joe Buck asked. Some fun s still haven't Fmally, wilh only. two outs come hack to the ballparks lei I 111 the bottom ol the II th , after the ILJ94 strike, holding the stadium public-address 11 grud ge uguin'l rich athletes announcer told the crowd a tic and their even rid1er owners . would be declared if the NL Those ll1at have stayed arc didn't score. venting their anger in letters "The decision was made to newspapers und on talk becat1se there were no players radio. threatening to quit left, no pitchers left,' Selig busehall for good if there's said. "Th1s is not the ending I another work stoppage . h~u hoped fo~; I was ·in a noAnd just when the sportl1ud wm s1l4u110n. a dwnce to redeem itself, to He said he was so upset he Ml ,. AHonta · MontrHI Fierldl NowYorf< Phlladtlphla • couldn't sleep, and he vowed I don't want to play five or six Wednesday to make sure the more years in front. of 7,000 game never ended in a .tie people." again . Others doubt that would It was only the secpnd All- happen. The national pastime Stur game uc. the other one is t?o ingrained in American coming in 1961 because of soctety. they say. ruin. "It would be hard for me to Fans booed Selig, yelling believe u strike would elimi"Let them play!" · Many left nate major league baseball the stadium in disgust, not from our culture," Berkman even waiting to see ·the final said. "Not that it wouldn't be two outs. Some fans in right catastrophic. But you can't licld tossed bottles. convince me people wouldn't " I'm assuming Bud made come back." that call?" asked Joyce He obviously hasn'.t met Petrowski , who'd corne to the Tom Boese. game from Phoenix. "Well, In the 1980s, Boese went to he's not winning any fans." 20 games a year at the old And the way thin~s arc County Stadium in going, baseball can't afford to Milwaukee. When he wasn't lnse any more. ,. , at the ballpark, he was listenAttendance at ballparks ing to the Brewers on the thruu~hout the country is . radio or watching them · on droppmg. Fast. Fancy Miller TV. . . P..r~ is on pace- to draw nearBut after the 1994 strike, ly I million fewer fans this Boese staged his own walkyear, which would set a mod- out. Over the past eight years, ~rn record for larges( drop-off he's been ·to JUSt four games. 111 a new ballpark's second If County Stadium hadn't season. closed and Miller Park hadn't Ratings for the All-Star opened, he might not have game, which rebounded last gone to any. year, dropped 14 percent to a And with the threat of a 9.5, the lowest ever in prime ninth work stoppage looming, 11mc and the second-lowest Boese has a message for baseever, ahead of only an 8.6 for ball. · · the 1953 game in Cincinnati. "I probably would never Fox said ratings for its come to a ball~ame again," he national Game of the Week, said. "Period.' however, are up from last year. Ditto for regional games on Fox Sports Net . . "If something were to happen and there would be a work stoppage, in our careers the game would never be the same." Arizona Diamond• backs ~itcher Curt Schilling . satd. "I m 35 years old. I want to play iivc or six. more years. SI.-Loulo Clnolnnotl HOUlton Plrttburgh Chicago Mllwa~kee Leo Angtltt Mzono San ·Franoltoo COlorado Sin Dlep<> Gil NtwYorf< ,, 8~ llolton aantmort lbroniO TempaSoy 12~ 15 Ql MlnnMOta 2 10' ·~ 1 12~ 15~ ChiCago Ctavtlond ~·-·City Otlroll' Ql 2~1 4~ 12 18 W Lht. 55 32 .832 52 oil! 34 31 47.411 52 .388 &I .3115 -1 L Pot 55. 33 .025 W Soalllt Ana holm Otklond TIKU 51 50 38 a-· Thurtdoy'o Atlanta (MillWOOd 6•G) II Montreal (Armll Jr. 8· 7), 1:05 p.m. Phlladalpltlo (Woll 4-8) al N,Y. Malt Miler 8-7/, 7:10p.m. Cl!lOinnol jllllllno ,.., 11 Houolon (Otwon 8:05 p.m; Pllloburgh (Fogg 9·5) ol Milwaukee tShHII 4·10), 8:05p.m. Arllon« (JOhnllOn 12·3) 11 Lot Angeltt tNomo D·5), 10:10 p.m. Colorado (Jonnlngt 8·4) at Son Franoltoo (Orlfz Ooe), 10:15 p.m. 35 .5113 38 ,501) 47 .453 3 5 15 .-s , 1:' \\'\. 1)1 '\ 1 I \ II \ I \ i L,-------J PF.HSONAlli I '. Ina. Y.uo SAu:GAIJ.tl~lt.IS I' Friday, . liJ.l.l' WAN'Jloll . 11"0 " wo•pop••l Daughter .o l Frank and Janet Johnson Somefi~,OH The Daily Sentinel Baby Edition is a Special Edition filled with photographs of local children - ages newborn to four years old. The Baby.Edition will appear in the July 26th issue. · Be sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! Country Home with 11· 112 We have appro~~:lmataly 10 Pteaaant Valley Apartment New and Uted Furn11ure 11 ,_ j All Slzao, Goll Cluba, Bed· ton, WV. (7311424·2229, ot a licente, experience wlll "N" ~ l..crrs & 1161 EvtrgrMn On'' Polnt apreada, RalrVShlne. (731)424·2141. be conalderad. Providing 1 To Do 1(30414158·1~80 At1U:AGI•: Plea~J~nl, WV Phone No Is Retr•gerator, $95 Retngera· quality care for our rtll· 1-4ouse In Gelllpollt. 10 Btl· "--•ii!iiiiiiiiiii--" 1304)675-15806. E.H.O tot · Like New New Com· Garage Sale· Juiy 12·13, AITAR8£ARCH denta li our main concern. mont Orl~fl!. 1 Rooms, 4BA, pressor, $350 New Model 214 Ma~nolla Drive, Behind •Singera&VocatGroupl, Wearelooklnglorsomeona All Makea Lawn Mowert 2 LA , 2 112 Baths, Full 30 acret near Raccoon Twln~lvers TowtrNow ic· Hotpoln t Washor, 5175 Domino • Pizza, Jaokaon all styles & agee" who aharet these valuell. II and Outdoar Power Equip· Basement. Large· 1.01. Park, 32x40 block garage, ceptlng apptlcallont for . Like New Kenmore Dryer. Why wall? Start meeting Pike. Rain Of' Shine. Nathvllle Record Exect. you are that perton, ptea1e ment Repaired. Free Pickup. (740)446-1360 good hunting, ·S&O ,OOO 1br. Hud SUbsidized apt.an $150, Mag ~ Chel Eloclrle Ohio olnglll lonlghl. call toll Gl anl ndoor. AI r Condl -kln~new lalonl WV com ing apply ai·· · and delivery aYalloblt. Call 17 4 01 3 7 9·92~7 utll. paid i3041876·5679 Range. AlmOnd. 76$175 •M ikt (7401446· 7604 Houtt In Middleport 3 bod· '--'----..,.--..,,.Skaggo Appllancoa 10 1 g tree 1·800·766·2623 1111 • to untlngton , Holzer Senior Care Center · room quit'1 llrett corner 4 Acres 1.5 mlltl from Cltv · EHO ' VIne · lloned Yard Sale. Froozert, · 731-424·2229 c 1o lal 0 • · · ' . , . . - - - - - - - " ' - St1oot 1521. Dryer, Caah Aeglttar, Loll 731 ·424·2141 Bid380 II O~to 45~·14 CtrJHtt Clatnlng with No ... lot, 2 car garagt, muataae limit on 588. (740)448·0018 2 bedroom apartmant, ==----~,c-of dlahea, Mlac, Clothes, ;• , 0 I Steam, Powder• or Sham• to appreciate! ~ 7~0· 992· c 9 I d t abc:Ne Golf Stallon, Ch•ater, Wood <.1inlt:~g roorn tAble + ANNOUNCEMENTS Something lor Everyone·. AVON I All Areal! To Buy or An Quat pportun tv pool Drlea In 1 hour, Guar- 2879 .,. aeraa, n·groun poo ' chairs· cM1rs P\8118 yota Ul> · " Employer. d A Cl new liner, diving bOard. COY· Oh, $275 per month, holaler'J ,1ood conoltton. " FrI"'ay and SatUrday, 8·4. Sell. Shirley 5Plitt, ~4• _ _ _...:_...:__ _ _ an1e1 eau 11 I 1 ear1Y 2 bedroom houll In Pomar· er, river ~lew, great new (740)992·0228. 5200 o8o"1740,24 s..!J259 Old "Tradln" Poll In PalriOI, 675·1429 E~PEAIENCEO CAAPEN· Clean. (304)876·4040 or ~. w i ll nil on land conlrocl homtlltt. 740·11112·3915 IIAUTY PAGEANT OH. (304167~·0022 ., 2 Or. garage apt. 41h II M·· , IEEKINQ LOCAL IEAU· Caka Dlcorator, e~Cperl · TEAS NEEDED· Mutt hall& :,::;;!::.;:;;::::.::...____ or wltl rent with option to Farm tor Nl• pond, blrn , son $300. + dop. call 4·8 !\ vn• Y t-:'-1 ttE81 Rosewood Beeutv July 13, 2002. 9:00 to 300 . ence preferred, day thlll , a driver's llcenH & Irani· George~ Portablt Sawmill, buy, 740·698·72,.4 hOrae 111111, corn crib, pm 304·f!75·1911 Lw____ ..,_._ _.~ j:)ageant and Baby Contest. 951 Jackson fllka, Galllpo- lull or part time, pick up ap- portallon, tooia & knowledge don't t\aul your loge to the 2 Story Houll, 4 Bedrooms, 1•b70 mobile home, cia, :::::.:.:..:..:.:..::...:.:......_ __ Agea: Newborn 10 27 , Boys lis, OH . Antiques, Home In- pllcallon at 00 Mlddl.,art. cl ret ldenllal remodeling. fnlllju~l call 304-675·1957. Corner Lot In VInton. Good Mtl~l County, 174017 ,. 2. Apartmerll Cottage tor Rant 8 A A ttrlor, Pony Satldlt, Pod, Oualllled appllcantl can $250. Lincoln Ave uy or sell IVanne nil· lb 4, Everyone wlna a troC hi .. HoU•ehelpar available; lnveetment Propertv. :26:.:2:;:____ _ __ qual 1124 East Ma•n on 1 , phyl Be a MOdel In our up- Br!dte, Sliding GIUI Ooort, aa tr 1or con~ 1n1ence pick up an appt .... at 1on at 0 I I I (740)388·8754 (304)875·5540 or (304)675· SA i 24 E Pomeroy, 740· coming State j:)ag·eant . Loll ol misc. Items and store, Mperlence required , Chrlatlan'a Con Jtrucllon, nee. ocelli ona • regu ar. •:..::.:.;.:::..;;.:.;.:...__ __ HorM farm, 23 acre1. mil, 4024 uk lor Nancy Complelo to be Baau~ Win· much more. All priced to go. (740)Dil2-6542 1403 Eaolorn AYI .. Oalllpo- Cleaning, cooking, PICking, 2 llory on nice olzt lot In llallor, barn, oul l>ulldl~t, .::::.:...:=:.....=:.!---- 992·2526 Ausa Moore noadl I d 1 I!AUTIFUL APART· owner Open 8.•IJ M•F. moYing • Whal-•tr ner 1n each Age o vision MoYing ®I ealo·Lorge 1111 COL o•""' N oodod 1or II.. 3 br., bath, kitchen, enet , 11parate ua er -------4 doing uoneol...• reliable · 1Chetltr, 1 ted. M!NTS AT BUDGET PRI· IJ • • n 1 111ng room, baatmant, pri c e .nace, currentr ren suo·I •-1 bl lh ~ .nd .lao Overall Wlnn.rl 11680 $1. AI. 7 South near TrotH Collocllon. Muol hoYI . (740)446·4•1 (7'"1«6 7604 ~ C!l AT JACKSON II· ~ tcta eo on Pogeanl Dale 7126. A~ll· Clay School. Beanie baby e)lfptr 1ence dr1v1ng 1op Peraon to run weeder eater -.v • reduoet , more lnlo call $87K, (740)742· 1 1i leave TATII, &2 Ww\Wood Drive In Mlddl-n ... ,...... Oollo. ••a••· V' llf by phone 1·888·2 1· collec:tlon, c:tothii·WOmen't heavy truoki. Previous Ex· lor tawn ·cara company, aak Wlh Pfelturt wash houltl, (7.a)H~3822 ;;;"'"=••::lgc:•:.. · -,......--,--,., trom &287 to 1383. Walk 1o wtre, Aladdin mantels, anp 7673. plus titel, men's, and child· perlence Driving Garbage tor Jim, (140)992·1538 tra1ter1, and ·decka. Can 3 bedroom houll· com• Lot fol" Sat• AQpre»~. 2 112 lhop & mov111. can 740· more. (740}9e2·0298 www.RoaewoodPageant1.h rena. Craft aupply ltem1, Trucks a plue. (740)388· 441 ·4238 aak lor ~on. or plettly remocteled 2 lull acr... cleared A ready tor 4ot8·2&68. Equal Houelng I!WID M•e~ ...... "A.uL••u !O..' · omestead.com toys, baaketa, tina, houet· 9688 ... Pizza Plua looking lor BKPI· leave mtasage, balhl, new oak c'ablntta, building, gravel drlvewey, OpportUnity. . r-..,r.,_. ''"'"" """... cooko and driYOII. · 1 l toorc 1 11 ovo IIebl•· Otlu•t MF:Mt'IIANilN; C Ou warto, mloc.· July 12·13 :::::::::_.---=.;..,= CNA'I&RIIID!NT -· trltnoed . rwerythlng new. Ctnlrol air wur bodroom lown 2 7401446 0086 ~~, rc!J:~~~ 8am-5pm. · ASSISTANTS & heat, full Daaement. Lota ~f~~.;~.. ~=~ · ,.,.:!~~~ hOule.' near Holzer, 1389 ' ,h1elgl County, tend lattera Snyders 4093 Addlaon Pike, lnlervltwt Art Now Being REGISTERED 8U~1NF'b1i ol porohel & docko. New 4514 lrom 8-5 or (7401448· par month. LoaN & depool1 !850 Toola, Hand For~ed. 150 740 992 ol fnlorool 10: The Dally twin bod tlrTV waoher Conducted lor Abdo~?n~~R:f.A~~~~r. {)ppolm.JNITY . ~~f)f :~~~·:;:;,;:~; ~=~:~s 3248 oher Bl>m. required. (7401446·2967 ';::" SS0·$ 1 1 · Sentinel, Ohl PO Box AIC $50 irombone' CNA & Re~denl Anlolanl 11 t HMC , (740)24",. Rockaprlnga Rd., approll, Qallla Manor Apartmentl, - --.-. .,--.....,.---,-,45789729·20, $36 trampoline, golf clubs. baa~ Poaitlonl II Vou Are A Car· registered or regllry ellgl· m II rom . Pomeroy, o . kOIOtll hOOp, dog houHt, lng, EnlhuolaiiiC, Oependa· bll INOTICEI 6064 20 ICrto; Ill wooded, gllll 138 Buhl Mollon Rd ., 001· AntiQue Blld•oom Sel . baby F0111r Parents. electric atove, loll of miiC. ble Per10n, Then We Want tor a lull time or part Umt OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- 3 bedroom newly remOd· for hunting or home site, llpolll Now Accepting Appll· ltemt, large dog cerrler Local Agency In Otllo aeak· 9•6, Fri·Sat, Julv 12 •13 . You To Join Our Team PQIIUon, In an outpatient dl· lNG CO. recommends that ltd In Mkkll-.... 1 ,..11 Tom ctoM to new Melgl Middle catlona lor a 1 Bedroom, (304)675·2801 •1 afilled 1 1 be ' Comt On 0v & Ch k agnoatlc center. Excellent you do butlneaa with people e ' .,.,...r ' "" School & High School, HUO. Sublldlzed Apartment -<c~m~ue Foete;ou&,.~!n: ~~ ii<7,;40~>38;;;.7.;-068.;.;;7..,._ __, u 1 CUll Vou'lle~ Glad aa1ary (negotiable). Fringe you know, and NOT t~ tend Anderaon after 5pm, S30 000 l74 )992·2084 tor Elderly anct Hlndlcap· ;.~& . E~~:'8~1j1 ~u~":, •Lawrence. Oallla, Jackoon, . YAJW SAlEOldl Com(ll!lltlvo CNA Wag· bonollttlncludo Holiday l money lhiOUgh 1he moll until (74011192·3348. 740:1192:3703. ' pod. (7401«8·4639. equal Mlltch. Chromo Aollllar lor ~elgs areal. There will be PoMY..ROVIMinOI.Jo~ ea, PaiNaoallont, Paid Vacallon Pay, 401 K proyou have Investigated the 3 Bedroom with garage on Hovalng Opportunity. Small p 1ck·up (7401388· Meale Many Other Benefltt Qtam and Health tn1uranca. offering. approximately 1 acre On d 2 0 159 6 10 10 famlllH choaen 10 0 1 ',become part of the pilot Ravnawood Care Center Hourt are Monday thru Frl· Routt 2, Galtlpolll Fetry. ~~= ~~~~.~~ *:c VU· .projoct. oualllled appllcan1t 36216 Aockop•lngo Ad, 1113 Waohlngton Sl. doy, with no allor h6uro call. Slarl Your Bullnetl To· (3041876·6332 lega Manor and AIYirolr:tt COOL DOWN, Central A1r 'Ala•' rtCIIYI up Ia $40.00 Thuro. July , 11h & Fri. July AavoniWOod, wv Send rooumo 10: CLA 560, dey ... Prime Shopping Con· u~ ~ A II In Mlddl epor I· Cond1t10nera and Heal 2 c1 G 111 11 0 11II Ti lb Brand new home· lmmedl· """"' par Imen ;per daw relmbllrtement. In· 1 lh. AtltrtnetS Requllld o a po • Y r une, tar Space Available At AI· ate pouetllon· IQ fl.. FOR Rmr From $278·$348. Call 740· j:)umpl. II you don't call ua 1600 ...,l,ratted partlea Call C 8ti 1 8215 3rd Avenue. Galllpolll, , tordable Rate. 2 Nice Exec· 1 112 acres ·on quiet Ad., 3 982-5064 . Equal. Housing we both lote Free est•· mates (740)446·6306 and '1(7401646-9673 aok lol Rob- Oarago oalt· ~o,., 41i631 . uiiYo Olllcu1 Newly Ro· BA, 2 1/2 ftr•r · oak cob· 1 ·3 Bedroom• Foroolelld Op~rlunlllo•. ...ntatrlvve.•• Th Ohio ad8 led · s prng va11ey PI a· 1 t·800·291·0096 I IllV Catdwe!VNease, 1/4 miNt on p .....,,., 'Itt II you have prevou Sate1peraon needed lro m 21/ b 1 1 khch ~ •, called, plUM call again. Baehan Ad, July 12th & arl·l 1me post11 on et e memorial type cemetery. za. Call (9'40)448·3481. netry, • · g. en Homta From $189/Mo., 4•_. North Third, Middleport, 1 Grubb's P•ano· Tunmg & 13th, watch tor 1igna. Dally ·sentinel , Pomeroy. w/ pantry. Porter area. Down, 30 Vtara at 8.5'% bWreflm lwrnl.tl•q •p•rl• ..,tooklng to /oln a Christian Weekdava Only. Mull be Mull have previoul 18181 [ PRoflNIIONAI. $1 19,900. (740)448-4514 till AP~ . ·For Ultlnge, 800·31e. ment, no peta. depoalt & rtl· Repa1rs Problems? Need 'Band (mtla I. Cln play gulYARD S~I.Epaople oriented, compullr i<PIIIOnco, PrtloraOiy In SEIIVIl'f.li 6pm, t740)448·3248 ollor 3323 Ext. 1709. tltnCII ·-Ired. 17401Dil2· Tuned? CaMThe P1ano Dr 740·446·4525 ' tar and eome plano. Al80 Pr. PIJl.ASAM' literate, and enjoy working Cemetery Sate•. We have a Ol>m . 0185 !looking to start 1 Banet II In• with numbert. Senti reaume new 200 unit Mautoleum. 1 Bedroom , 1275/mo., 1250 ::..;::...__.,._____ Autumn colors, '"ruled call (740144 1. t 2:)6, 10: Senllnol CSA, c/o Oil lip, High Commlollion, Lola ol TURNEQ DOWN ON Oldor 2 llory houH. COr nor <ltpolll No "'" Aoltrtn- Now To king Appllctllono- H•de·a·bed, cond1t•on, S I 25 Lowry ,Jok lor JoHph . 2 Fom 11y~d Sa 1o. Julr.!2 • olio Cally Tribune 826 Third Ltodo.6 W•1 1S5alt MaulloiL •1· SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? 3rd. & Cenltl, MaiO!\. Ot· ceo Atqulred. 't740)446· ~~.Wt!1,.! Bedlooml l1""'udt"· good 13 • 8 • "¥"'' .608 8 ur·....,t11 Avenue Galllpotle, OH uma, ura PllC8I, 01 NoFHUnteasWeWinl tached garage. $18,000. 9342atter8·00pm 1 p~a no. very gOOd conciiUon '""'"~rtmentl . nc · NoliCIICanMatthtwCOOp- Slrell. Clolhlng, leachor 46631 or drop by Sonllnel and Markoro. Cell Jaol< lor 1·888-682·3346 (304)875·1871 ' Wtlor Sewage, Truh, $400. (740111112·2084 • or wiN not ba reoponoltllolor thlrla, TV Oland, enltrtaln· Ollict. mort lnlormellon t740)692· . 2 Bedroom Houoo jual 0<11· UWM<r.. 740-448·0008. Honda 250 3·wheeler, 196 7 ~ any dtbta other than my ment center, bookl, 1e· 5050. aldt Galllpolll on State Ton truck , runa good , 1981 tnterr'IAtlonal ICI'I001 but •¢wn.7-6o02 gino bicycle. and mite. Donetrt & . Eocorlt, Molt URGENTLY NEEDED· MOBILE HOMI!li Routt 141 . (740)441 ·1618 SP~ 1 runa good, QOOd tlret. full 3 Family Garage Selo. July •1111 Female. S.nout lnqul· ptooma donoro. earn S60 lo f/011 Si\1.1! 2 Bedroom Houoa on KinoIUR slza. 2000 Norwood Porta· GIVEAWAY 12·13. 9·6. 1430 Jerry'• ·rill Only. (740)709·8071 . • sao per WMk lor 2 or 3 on Avenut, GoiHpollt. $&,501 ~------· Run Rd . 6 mllu ott Al2 hooro wMkly. Call Slo L~a mo., Otpotlt Roqullad. Trallor opoco Jor rtnl, $120 bla nw mill (7401379·9257 'OOv·l Pot1al Jobo' Plume S.rYioe, 740.582· Ail roalttlllt ldvtrUolnt 1400 SQ. II. 3 br.. 2 ba. dou· (7401441·1618,' per monlh, In MlntriYIIIo: lndepet:~Clenl Herballle Dis· &lngla Slory houn 10 tear · 5 · lomlly yard oalo, J,u~ S18.31!1hr posllblt. Frtt coli 8851 . In 11111 ntwtpapor 11 bit wldo, on 2.39 aertt In 600 "lil oiiiCI llulldlng, ale tributor, Call For Product Or • Fret LumDor. 131h, 2002, AI. 33 Horllor • lor appllotllonloKOm ln1o. U lllty aubJtct tAl tht Ftdtrll Mooon Counly WV, reduced Oalllpollo 809 2nd Avt .. 4 l cOiling tan, S275 per OpporluMy (740)441 -1982 :::;;._ _ _., WV, waleh lor olgno, IndOOr Ftderol hlrt, lull bonellto, 1· TA0 N noodl 1 1lOin 1'1 Fa'· Ho"-l- •ot oft-• lor quick toll 304·937-3503 btdroorri, 2 bait>. No Pill, monlh, (814)876·1 881 1 lfralnll 800-842·2128ext·eo mantenance pereon . n -·--."' ' rtflflnell, dlpolil. --,--,--,--'---.,.-.,JET Pioaeanl·Aihl011, WV area. which HlllogiiiO 1J71 Torntdo noodo oomo la60/mcnth. (740)266· Would llko lo rtnl 1 lot to1 AERATION MOTORS Huge; Yard Salt, Thouunda Pan time utility office help Dullea Include: grall and adverUM "enw W()(k, tiiCtfie IIOYI, rtfrlger# 51350 1 Repaired, New ~ Aellullt tn . 0x80) _ __.. of 11tme, All Clean and _prl- needed. Pick up and return treat mafntenence around. pNfetlnce, llmttltlon 01 atof couctVohalr air cond =.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ new 1 ,• en marked. ThurldB)' and lie lion fenced compound; llelda cut diiCrlm!Nitlon baMCI on ne~ bath tub. lf1 .ooO: NewlY O.COratld. Car~! , 1 ~0 yracuu or Stock. Call Ron Eva.ns. 1. 1 23l A . f"ound tilt ol kayo ol W.H. Fridoy Onty. July 11 & 12. a M~l:,.n by _:~ and malnlalnocl. oblllly 10 ,..., cotAir, rtlltlon, ux (304)4118-1801 Polnl, Eto. 6 roorno!Balt· ourroundl~ vicinity, !100·537-9528 • euuer Baal Ramp, boiOw BAM 10 3PM. Aoln o< Shlnt. t81h ,;14 .00prn EOE oporolo powor and hand tomllltlatatua or n-1 mtnl. AoU Otpooll. No t74019<19· 2 3 -lurolul. (7401ol,jl·9<131l 178 MII.IDn Ad. Camp Con· · . ' 10011: gonorol bUilding main- origin, or orry lnltntlon 10 1DIJe Norrie 14x80 Mobllo Pitt. (304)875-6182 Murroy 16 .112 np . 42, cu1 tev. Don'tMIMThii'Onll Fuii#Timt POtUion. Excel· .tenance ltw:ludlng painting mlkllnYIUCh Home. 3br. 2blth, centrel ·i .._ .. ".......,_ mower, like new, 5500 =~:~· .~l~h:~c~~J; July 12111-1311JYord Silo ~nl Poy ~~ tx~rltnc'j : ~~~n'\: prwltltdl..,,..lm'l~ ." or o-lr , :,~oly~~~~~7~~zZ"II "~~ _ H ouirJtoLDGooiJs t740)84D·8027 1 · -~roo. (740)38S·8828, 8·1. 3 mlltl oul Sondhtll oorolary. ull "' __ • A · vanced computer Mill• lll'ld at an electromKhanlcal .. ~ Munll)' Small rlcJar mower. • 40)448-3761 ,•Atword" Old on Bolli fload . Furnl· payroll knowlldgt. PoOitlon IIOhnlclen II llmt oiiOWI. will nol of ool<wood 14X70 3 ~ .. 2 12>150, tbf. Trailer lol rent. . llko new tOhp 30' c 1 e •toll: Wondtrtd oil from lurt, houMhold homo, com· Avollll!lllmmtdlolaly. Mon· MutliloVO rtl-ltlnopor. Th~ICCIPI . ~~·D nice cond. 304-4110• WI1\.o..':.ndry Rcon\lbrd 13"~ Lorgo 40' WoallnghouM doublt ·lro blodtt, ·~"'" ubfll~ ~Ext JJiy flU, -ng. NICE clolh· di)I·Frldoy,D:OOo,.&:OOpm. tallontAiplolcuptmolll1tme ---~ yar · ~- Mo. oven ...,.. email ovtn (304)876-3146 · ono1 -""""' Slr~· "" "111r lng, womon•. rna~o. ~n PIIIH INIII til ruumn 10: nH<Iod lar ll1t projooto ond •• -..., es Clayton 41>r 15ll80 ,., 1350. Dopoolf. (304)175· doto not ~ke Horvtol ::.,.~:.:h~ ~~~~~ toyt. mloc. Witch lol T~·Mal Conttructlon, 13821 oround IHt t~llity. !1 com- · ...=::h:.,~Dur ranted lot In Clolil,..lt Forry. &381 (740(882.()2 . t2 gold oolor 17&: (740)448· N!W AND UIED 8TEIL • f"ylon oollor. Anowort 10 · Stata Routa 51!4, Apl2, Ilk> PI"Y 1ruck will bt mtdt Lota model tmtll 28x44 . 3775 · SIMI Baomo, Plpo Atoor ~ /liCh, Call 17401700· 1880, wtll, Ohle 4561<. No Colle avall1bll 1101110 01 lho llmt. ,._, n _ , DoubltWidt In · Aulllnd 14x70, 2 Bad room With Ex· For Concrttt. Anglo, Chen· :•Local CIM. l'ltiH. UTRON it 0 omokt lrtt -lnflll~~::..ln - · Makt QINr. (304)f76- ptndo, !Ill Eltctllo, Ntor !llr S3,0001TU net, Fill Bar. SIMI Qrotlng ~ _,. ~ . Fex. (703)3110· ·~· - - · •••g Hotzor HOIIj)ital. 1360/mo C I I ·OOOITU For 01olnt. D"'ewayo & • l11u,., .,11 YtiiQwownn. · • Hordwaro SIIH Clork. 52ill lllll•wopo~or n - , Rent. f250 Oepotll. I,~TU. 1r Panooonf<i Wtlkwoyo. L&L Scrop Ml1· .... Held end Toll tlllllod, Rttumo 10: CI.A 887 11"1- on on_, Good 14170 a bod; !740)441.et&l Colol TV Mlorowlvt. 700 111 Open Monday. Tuttdoy. , ,_, mtdiCint (740)441· o/o Qalllpollt Dolly frlbunt, Wlntad- cartlfied -~ I room '"'"' Kllchon Only ' Wtdnt- & Friday *tm • j)(l3l or 1740)882.f05t. 12& Thill! lwt., Ollllpollo, with . - . Wl~ng tAl work ....,.. IIHes.OO. Call Ntkici- 74(j. !,!.~•= ~:. :Ira INt., Cltlllpal~. 4:30pm.. Clottd Thurtda;. : Oh 48831 8olurdtya ADCOIY .11 Moro· 31111G48. Ot...;..'t R-ulrt<l Applllnott: Jll-ndHionod Solu~:l & Sundt y ~~._r ~ ....... -Wool lhon Servlcll .C:enter. 420 ....... ' ,.;"'~ io 80 Rtng~t, YAIIDSAI.E Au<:1lon Friday t .30, :..-z... 011111 cartng ,._,. ... t;;,;;; Moln 81., PomtrOj', Now 11003 _ 14170 30r/2DIII. (74013117·7780 oayi (7-'"I 7•~ ~ Angill' Fltlmo~. 333 ;;;·•• ,w;;:;, · Oh HoMI!ll Only IDilt. -n & onll' 3 Btdtoom, a 81111 TIIJitr, Cluerontaodl .811 TIICk lli<ltr Aw<o• :~::::::;;;::::~· . M..,.nlo It PorMrOj' PIVkta "...,..' 11H,20/,..,, Call- e-ll Ilk, Aalto•- end ~....,.,.,.,_, 3 yHro Old E..llltnt Con· "' "AIDS•••Ohio lotlnloOil(740)tD2; -lhllt<l: r.,.:lpm, 7orn- WV,...ofCIIIIIpllllt I'ORSAL! 740-315o7871. . o-ttraqutr~. ~ --t ,.._ . 1~~-~- dltlon. Ptlo }200 toklng I· ,...,. ,. lpm, :lorn· I tpm, 1tpm· Wyngoll 01 Cltllfpollo cur· , !740)31 I.QII - ~ ~ _, ~,.. fiOO 1304)875 3440 'i G.W.UOUS 7om, calf 74Q.ft2.15023. ~ 11111 poeitlon MITII· l8e0 ModUIIr on a 112 - Dcubll 1dO 011 1 Aoro; (74< )31e 5&, (740)31e· 'or Solo: AKOn<IHionod ' • ~. Jowotr Sal-rton, bit lOr a ... ....,~~~~~~~ htbt of lind on lull btto- CtoH to Town. • loci """' 87'10. ~ end rtlrtg. Portable Kenmore wtlhlr . • lOt Ooor~Crotk fl<l., Frta"Y, ~th 1-•lrocl, ~10 ~- , _ 3 Bad<oomt, ........, 2 81111 with Game Room. Tokint Appllcallont lol I . , . . 'Thornptono Appli· end drytr Ill, 1160, Tewon -~ ~ ndll' ••• -• "-~ ,._......, for a a ·-. ""1 •-~-- •·-. tltctllc trcoU '' Ptut Sin 0\N •~·· . . , . , . , Full Tlmt lmmodl· ""-' ~.,. room,,__._ room ·w1111""""' flnl. (740)441-33&1. ...,..,.... · ~ - · ~ndlll on,rongo, 11•• NIW .ttunl11 • ClolhH FurnKure A.. u .... """'' ........ ftc. """ ' _ ••. , I ~o "~Ill o-rnme~ 100m Tralklr In Counlry. No nut, (304)f75-731e. DO ~ : ,. 1111 , ,. ___ ._: Abtoluta Top ~llr: . . . .,....ng. ..,..., p!Ko, dining room. uiiiiV " -~· "' Pete. Oopot11 . .,. Ired lin moH111t & box llj)rlngo· room, with .re- LOtno, Only 3 Lafl.. (?40)2464at 2 111~u · Good Utld !\pplilnDII, At· 11m In plotllc. s150, now 3 •HouHhofd ltamt, _.,,_ lftvor, Gold Colnt. Proof· :r,lol110,., 151 2nd Avo., ' •t · -· Nil, Dlomondo, . Oold olllpolle. No phono callt frlgoroiOr &, t1ovo, 2 lull (740)448-3870. COndHiont<l and Oua,.n· !IIIII colltcto1 tnochment ,· 21h ~lomlly~ Ringo, U.S. Curronoy,· piOIH. . on tpollolllon. hHI P r - Lotno w1lh lnllr· ~ liNd. Wa-e,' Oryoro, lol lawn lroc1or ond othtr ~ -11111-1 M.T.I. Coin Shop. 151 MoCiurt'o A-rani ,_ car - · 1 xao' o«ff- 011 Atilt ulow 11 8.78% I'OR Rr:Hr l'llngoo. end Rofrlgolat<n; mtoo - ·· (7401« t·t4t7 •rego ..... ' . ond · ~~~. 1403 ~-~ ·~ 1lonol gorago, llloYti)R1(Jnd ' -~ ~. ~ ·-rt ...~ ~ ~ .-•· leo<f""lght·ICOifl, 448-2842. . hll1ng all - - ·- or 3011. POol will\ - - . with -u cu-. -·• -· Aiding Lown Mowo<. Aototll· 7 o -.,g tte. 2 mlltt fiOIHirnt, piCk up llfli'IICI· Edtnl 8cttoot Ololllcl on 1 40)448-30t3. . t tnd 2 bodroom opart· ~l:::"~ 5 Vlno 1., lor, 27" TV Coil (74012118!. ol f'OrtOi on 554. ::,:..,loCa~~"'::,'G ~ F - Roed, """•01'· 11unvnor Clloronoo menlo, l u - end unlur• 1102. Alk IC• Junior • 378 KtrJ fld .. llldWIII, ()hlc. 10:00om, Mondoy lhru 811- -(l(lfll CerHf COIIIGO 740.fPH7H Alllol- mutt go. 2003 - · -'IV ~ ,._ Ktnmoro W-/Oryor Sol, 4 F~IIIIDnO , ... T01 111 It<· .: Frkloy Jtlrt 12th. All Oeyt IRO I urdl)l. (Ciroort CUeTo - 1 . - , on lhl woy. qulrocl, no poll, i0- 9112 • It~. 3 Whll1poot WuhM. roln tlru P285·75·R1& • Aoln or 8hlno. Ntw Cor H11.r WAHI'I!D Call Todoyf 740--1, Cabin with 2 lOtt bad< ol llmt 10 buy It ,__ Mlf1Y 2211. Lota - · la5 llCh. 2 a1oo 1740)Dila.a01!4 ' • t111tar1ot Mo011t flllmt Ft. Wonted: llomtont 10 do 1·8Q0.214-0452 1Ycoon Lako, EdOml Trtll )'0110- from, llryft, AIIWIIIII. :-:::::·;.:;_..;:.:.:.:.,:;:;:.:.:_,,__ ;- : btrgtaoo Sllpt, T-. Now HV.IC lntlllllng. ,_ ~ tGO.oB-t274B. Fl<l. (7<10)448-1380 <lon'l dtll)', we're moWtQ t Bedroom Apartmonta Coil ortar 1:00pm (7~1446- uoo won guo11no • •llleydH, Ud'l Dolly ar... Dukt etoonor, Foln1 1'1111- good Trontportallon end 116 Cor- 'LOcallon. Coun- '*"out. SWI1ng ot 112811mo. Wl<lf>. 8088 Ull mounlld on • ~ Qlnl Clolhoo !'lood will\ poopto WI Stan · u - , . ---Cot. Motlflo HomH tr/Ory'il-.,p, S- ond eon, bftnd ,_, (•on 15 •D'IcioiQ.., - l j 1111 Apply 1-3. out part 11mt ond _,. to- 1 wJ!SOU'-NfOUI 1\%:::a"&:=~~ fll2e8 Rtfrlgorolor. (740)441· ~ Corptl, 202 Clor1l mln.), 1800, (740)1192·11632 ,w, Cirdt- ·~-' --·J Jcbt" wordtFullllrnt. lllnllr• ~ W_.•""-'Ouuiulld US 60EutAI!IOr>t Ohio· 1~11. ~- Aotd, - 1-871·830· · Ohio.:.:.:::.:::;:,;;;.:;;:,!;.:::;:,=:..=::::.. 11~ · •·-""" •. ' ' · -1 ~~ pi11H coil (740)441•1236. . · 'rihont 740-1192·fQ72 (740)446·7444 At Top Soil. Fill Dirt tor , Dlolltl vonouo mfct. 8 118.35/hr. · Froo ~~ mruogo wnot homo. 38' SIOrm door eompillo lnO. Orten School Oltlrlct 2 Btdroom Apor1menl on Rt tt52. FIN &tlmolll, Euy Solt. Equipment Aontal, ., mlltt lrom Hotu< Hollj)ltol Coil lot AppiJEKOm Into.. wl1h ..,_end lwdworo 112 Milt Df1 ~ Ulld Homoo. Down Pey· 160 /UOI put Holzor Hoop~- 11nonclnG, 80 <11yo- 11 Ooz01, Bockhot, - .1 ~ IIIO kiln 10ft /olrbr Lant. - ' Hlro Fun btrwll1o. T!U!UARKITINO laO. 4 8hutla<t 54' long Aced on Hllllop Orlvo. Atk· rntnlt u low ot f!IDII . tal. tofOOimo.. Oopoti1 A4>o Clllh. lllllll Mollor Card. ..,_, Trtc1or Ec!utorn-. ilo<M 011 ~· 1-1100-642·2128 Elc1.110 • 1.-e7...rolll flO. (740)448-4188 lng f62.1500. 1740)446.()7« , (740)448-3211. QUirl<l. (740)441·151t. 0r1vo- A· IIIUt olol. (7401«Hlllte · . and Prolettlonal and Conll, dentlal. We alto dO Blt!h· day, Private and Bachelor Part111. 8pm· 6am. (740)388-1799. i I r °' ::,rct!:r., I r'o I I I Gt :f..t = ' j i und'"1: :s" ( !'k . Irio =· bt In by Thul'ldly July 11, 2002. · . Ploturtl oen bt plokld up 111., July 21th, 2002. Condll-. >...., Complete the form below and enclose a snapshot or wallet sized picture plus a $7.00 charge for each photograph. If more than one child ia in the picture please enclose an adilitional $2.00 per chhd. Enclose P.aymcnt with picture.' Send to: . "r: l1 1 Court.Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ------------~--------- -------------------------· ' Child'• Ntme (1) &A1e ( 1 ) : : _ - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : 1 1 Paren1'1 Name: ______________:...:,__________ Clly & S~te: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;__ _ I I ••• ~he 1bove Information wUJ be used In the ad. ••• - - - - Submitted b y : - - - - - - - - •••••••••••••••••••••• I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • AI HURRY!! PICTURE DEADLINE IS THURSDAY July 18. 2002! - - - - - - - - ------ pick . m•• Ploture• . mu1t - -- You Blackberrltl :r Emma jonnson •••I Htl.l' WAN'IVJJ OPENINQ IN SOCIAL "A tt.rHateh" 8:00·?, 6 mllet I : Ohio Yll.,y Publlttllng ,....,.,., lht Jtgtn 10 Mil, ttfeOt. 01' otnotltny ICf 11 any time. lrrort mvtl a ,.porttd on tht llrtt CitY of P.Ubllctllo n 1nd Trlbu,..hntlntl""-gltttr will bt ,..tpontlblt lor no mote tMn tn. 0011 of the tpeoe oooupkd br the tffOf tnd only-11\4111rtt lnwtlon. Wt thtll not tM I I o •~ eny IHI or llplnH d'lal rtiUIII ffOM lhl pubfiCIIkll'l Of Omlltlon Of 1ft ldYtniMmtM. CotNCIIOn Will be maotln IM llrlt tVIIItblt ecllllon. • lo~ •rt tlwtyt 90nfldenlltl. • Cuntnl rtlt otrd tPQittt. • All rHI Mltlt Rv.rtiHmtnlt ,,. tubt.ot to IM Fldertl 'ilr Hou•lng Acl of 1MI • Thl l .-ca.,.ll only help wlniH 11:11 meellng 101 lllndlrda. WI will not knoWingly ~ea.pt any ~l1lng In vlollllon at IM law. south ol CiialllpoUI on Rt7 . a ~stngera & Vocel Groupa, IERVICES Friendly Ridge. $12 gallon . acrH. 3/4bt. 2ba ., 2 Car· uaed homtt tor un~., Art taking Appllcetlona for St ore movOd to t30 Bula· Moonllgnt Eacorts. Full FamHy· Dining Seta, Stove, All Stylet & Agel" Nathville This Ia a tult -tlme position In (740)258·1145 Lea-ve I'MI· Garage, above ~round pool , $2,000 , cat! 1-800-837 ·3238 2BR , 38A & 4BA , ~ g. ville Plkt Store houra 10-3 urvlce mala and female as· Dryer, Bikes, Dishes, Prom Record EK&Ot . Seeking New long·lerm health care. An sage Handcralttd kitchen cabl· for Info. !lone are taken Monday thru Mon·Sat Cell lor d•roct•ona corts and dancera. Prompt Ore!l&81, E~<cellent Clothea· Talent Coming To Hunting· LSW It preferred, bultn lieu nttl. Off Leon Baden Rd Friday, Olllce Is. Located at (740)446-4782 11._..,-n:..,\ r& The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel ' .,·: Free Yard Sale Sign! 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid =•..:_·:--=-,---- Daily Sentinel 761. tn Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response .. . • Stlrt You r Ads With AKeyword • Include Complete Description • In clude A P riCe • Avoid Al:lbrevlarlons • lncludfl Phone Numb er And Ad dreu Wht n Nee ded • Ad l Should Run 7 Days Includes Up To Over 15 Ads r•o The He led Ohio State in scoring and reboundmg as ajunior and as a senior. He was an honorable mention All-American as a junior in 1969 and twice was an All-Big Ten Conference player. · He scored I ,622 points and ranks eighth alltime in that category at Ohio State. He is seventh in OSU hi story in career rebounds with ' Display Ads :U Coming Friday, July 26,2002 Follow all the action ·ftom the , _Kyger Creek Litt!e League Tournament HOW I.Q WRITE At:! A.O_ '•.1 Thurtday'e OIIMt ~· llolton (Burtctn 7-3) at ToroniO,(Waiktl EXTRA! EXTRA! His career scoring averag~ of 21.1 poin!s per game ranks fifth at Oh10 State · and h1s career 9.9 rebounds per game ranks sixth. . He averaged 8.1 points and 4. 7 rebounds in 213 NBA games·. · "He's one of the two finest ;rouns men I have had the pleMure of coachmg.'' said his coach at Ohio Stale, the late Fred Taylor. ."He and John H11vlicek combined athletics, campus life, studies and personal conduct better than any players I ever coached at Ohio State." · He is IUrvived by his wife, Wanda, of Rocky River; his mother, Viola Peterson, of Tiffin; sons, Andrew and Stephen, of Rocky River; and sister, Carroll Campbell, of Tiffin. thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ~ Ql 675-5234 , Dally In -C olumn : 1 : 00 p . m . All D is p lay : 1 2 Ne o n 2 M Onday - Friday tor rn te rtlon . Bu s ln es• Day s Pr ior To In NeJCt Day ' s P.ape~ r Publi c ation Sunday In -C olumn : 1 : 00 p . m . Sunday Di s play : 1 : 0 0 p . m . ay Fo r Sunday s Pap e r Thur s day for S unday s Mo~day n •' 15 1t •• I or Fax To (740) 992·2157 446-3008 Word Ads ...•• 3.0), 7:05 p.m. , Otkland (Mulder 8·5) at Balllmor~ (Ertotcton 3-8), 7:05p.m. • N.Y. V.nkHI (PtHIIto H) 11 Clmflnd! (8obMhlo .,7), 7:05p.m. I Chicago Whllt Sox (Wright 5·8) all Oolrolt tSPilrk1,.5), 7:05p.m. Sttlllt (Pintlro D·3) II Tampt 9aV . (Ktnntd)' •7), 7:16p.m. • T - (Perk 3-4) II MIMIIOII (MillOn 10-8), 8:05p.m. , Anohtlm (WUhburn ll-2) 11 Ktnoao CliV ~lfdly't a..... . Florida (~t<lr 5•8) 11 Chicago Cubo IMIV H), 8:05 p.m• (Wood 8·5), 3:20p.m. . . ' AUanta (Macldux 8·2) at Monlraal (Vothll Prldoy'o 2·2), 7:05p.m. Batton (l..owe 12o<j) •• T....,., (Hollacloy l'lllladtlphla (Padilla 10.G) II N.Y. ~t<l ll-4), 7:05p.m: ~·- ,.~10 p.m. Oakland· (Hud110n 5·7) al Balllmort 1-lllor,") 11101nn 1M) II Houtton (Johnton 3·5), 7:05p.m. ' -• • p.m. llltburgh tJ.Andtrton 6·10) al· N~ ' ' VinkHI (CItmono 1-') • II Mllwoukot (AuiCh 5·7), 8:05p.m. Cilv.llnd (-7-41), 7:01p.m. Sl. Loulo (W.WIIIIamo 5·3) 11 Sen Diego Chicago Whlll Sox (Oiov<ir 3·4) 11 (Lawrenoe 7-5), t0:05 p.m. . Ottroll (R..,_n ,..,, 7:05 p.m. AriZona (Sohllilng 14•3) alLOt Ange!tt ' Seonlt IGtrcit I H) al Tampa Soy (OO,Ptroz 10·4), 10:10 p.m. . (W.Aivlrez 2-2), 7:15p.m. , Colo<ado (Homplon 6·9) al Son T- (\llldH H) II Mln/111011 (RHd FranoiiiOO (L.Hornandtz 8·10), 10:311 5-8), 8:05p.m. ' p.,. · Anohtlm ~ 5-7) ot Kanuo Cl~ (~n 7-8), 8:05p.m. Former Ohio State, NBA player Dave Sorenson dies or Fax To Oeatl~ire.f' - 28 cenlrol W LPotGI 50 30 .1182 42 441 .417 7~ St 33 Call Today... j 33 .512 43 .41N 52 .385 57 .320 us REACH OVER 285iODD PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE l\egi~ter Ta Place ~ribune Sentinel Your.a-., (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 . Ql ·' l\leldly'llllmll Tlltodly't o..... Nallonol 7, Amortcan 7, 11 lnnlnge, ft, Nallonll 7, Amtrloan 7, 11 lnnlngo, lit, AII·Star Game AII·Stor Oamt WedntodiiV'I Gomti WednlldiiV'I Glmtl No gamtOechtduled No gamtt echedulod ' CLEVELAND (AP) - Dave Sorenson. who ·helped Ohiu Stale· rcuch the Final Four in 1968 and later played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Philadelphia 76crs of the NllA . dicdcJJ' cancer Tuc~ d .. y at a hospice ifl' Cleve land. He was 54 . lie was the starting center on Ohio State's 196~ Bi g Ten Conference championship team, and hi s gume- winnin¥ basket against Kentucky sent the Buckeyes into the 1968 NCAA Final Four. · . The Cleveland Cavaliers drafted him in 19.70. and. he pla)led 2 1/2 seasons in Cleveland as a 6-foot -8 forward before being traded to Philadelphia. He finished the 197273 season with the 76ers before beginning a profe s~ional career in Europe. After his basketball career ended, he became a sales repre sentative for the Converse athletic shoe company. He later worked for the Peterson Nut Co. in Cleveland and wM its national sales manager at the time of hi s death . Soren son. a Findlay native, lived in suburban Rocky River. . 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Bar NotiONII LHtue www.mydallyHntlnel.com ~rtbune KCLLT TOURNEY CHAMPIONS~ Prosecutors review eviden'ce against Iverson PHILADELPHIA (AP) Pmsecutors won 't decide until Thursday at the earliest whether to char~e Allen Iverson with stormmg into u home with u gun and threat ening two men while loo king for hi s wife. . · Police, wh o wunt w arrest the N BA AII -St:tr on charges · run g ing from aggruvutcd ussuult to mukin g tcrroristk threats , presented their case to the di stri ct uttorney 's oflkc Wednesday in a meeting that las ted ncurly three hours. · Bui prosecuwrs suid they wercn ' I ready to make a ded siul1 . , "We clune to the condt•sion tlwt the investigati o n would continue." said Cuthi e Allookire. u spokeswom;m for Distrkt Atlllrncy Lynne Ahmham. Lt. Michuel Chitwood, who mel with prosecutors, culled the dcluy " stundurd rroce - Thurlday, July 11, 2002 Thursday, July 11, 2002 www.mydallyaentlnel.com I I . ..-. - - w·-- "i) rio fN-3• - r laO-· :::Vo -lor. 'W l I' -· • ' �' ' ) • Thursday, July 11, 2002 www. Page 8 6 • The Dally Sentinel .. ~=~~· ~::-: 1 EY~~~!\ERS Lv 12 dozen Ttkt til $50 •01h Annlveroary. Ruby 130<11882·2686 0< (:l{M)882· Rod Only 1i,OOO milts, 2124 - Llkt New. $2!5,000 Work· Sleeper aor1, s montha old, Prw, red/gray lnttrlor. Runs good $2000 OBO 95 Mazda Mlata 4-cyl Sspd, 1>0•d $750 Will ull hail prlot, (7.01949·2661 allor 4pm '---'----_..;..- 72,000 mlltt, toll top, Tanning Bed, Sunqueat 1 while/black Interior. New year old $700 OBO Mull. paint, runs greal. $4400 1111 due to no room . OBO. (740)446"2923 Spec1al. 314 200 Lincoln Cuntlnental, Mint PSI 521 .00 ""' 100: I' 200 Condition, t4.000ml. $9500. I (740)•46·1615 or 1740)446· In Memory 12-14 ~;:\;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;:, i """-~----, Jack11011. Ohio, 1·800· 537-9528 E8 mEIGS ffiftSSIIGE THERIIPY tnKSAu; Woodworking Equlpm-"t .__ _ioiiiiiliiiiiilliiP Lets than 1 year old • (740)379·9887 1992 Nlsaan pickup, new • llrtt, looks good, runs good. MOM . It 's luml to believe it has been 9 years since you Zenith 27 Contole TV, (740)379·2694. Btlore 8.30 $100 aala, (740)992·3916 pm. BuiiJJING ~,9::9:-57 G:-: MC:-::-SO:-N-::O::M~A-'-truck ~. SUl'IJt.l~~ Tonneau alum. CO\Ier, so much. Sometim es itS luuy/ not to e1ivy others who l'li/1 wheels, 60,000 milea, tl(cel· Block, brick. sewer plpea, lent condition, $4,500.00 wlndowa, lrn1ela, etc. Claude· (740)949-1318. Winters, Rio Grande, OH 2 1954 Ford Trucks or Coii740·245·5t21 . i peno. (7401256·1203 lee T60 Ken.worth, GoOd Condltlo.n. $8000. Cali (740)669·9905, lttve Mol· P~Ms. Tonia Reiber H llf:'l!iUl 2 klnena- , boll tralneO, Indoor only, 88 Ford 4xo4 truck. s-apeed, (7~0)949· 1541 new tlrea, bed lool box, slid· AKC Labrador Aelrte~er !ng back glass, CD·player. Puppies oul ol quallt~ $2,000. Needs clutch. champion bloodline hunting (304l895 •3845 , · tiDCk, parent& on Preml18a, 88 Mazda 82200 PU, Ext Color· Black. (740)388·9991 Cab. New Exhaust. Starter, or (740)441·7097 · Tlrea. CO Playtf, E"-Ctllent CFA RegiSiered Himalayan Condl!lon ..Aski ng $1500 i.\· lrcu-d for to wtder.mmd. /1 rook me alm1g time to reali~c it mold.1· liS imo the person wete Klnena. Cali (74014•6·3188 080. (740)446-9794 - - - - - - - 93 Ford Crow Cab, Duly s11pposed to be. I rhimk you for rhat! /love·yo11 Yorkshire Terriers. 1 male, )(LT. Loaded, Diesel. Alter 2 females, mother, lather on Market TUrbo, 102,000 pramlaes. Will be small, miles. E11cellent Condlllon. MOM! ready 07117102. (7•01446· $13.000. (740)446·4235. 0039 IIJ Susie In Loving Memory Audrey Jeffers uly 11,·1993 PleaM leave message. 11'11--:'o:---""""t 94 Ford F· 150 lor sale or · MU>ICAI. INi>lliUMU,OTS lfade, 8 ely.. 5ap, $4,000 OBO or trade -lor 4 wheel lw-iiiiiiliiliiiliiillo.l drive aame value, (740)992· 5532 Plano, Whitney by Kimball. :-:-'::---:--:--:-:-Excallent Condition. 98 Tovota 4x4, 4eyl. , 5ap., 1740)367·71 15 50.000 mllea. e/c, new wheels & tlrea, adult own«f, malnt., mudded, $12,000, trade 1740)992-2 488 I \U\1 ~I 1'1'1 II"" ,\ I I\ I .., I C)( I\ r ne~er r: iliiio~~,;;;;;;;;;;~, I'ARM lnlo. ~• YANWDsS I ... '-------' '--liiiliiiitiiiiiiioo_.J 1986 Ford XLT, hair ton, 6 7ft John Deere 1t39 Sickle· cyl, auto, 4 wd,, alldlng back mower, Now Idea 323 Corn window, dual lanka, very Picker, 24" Klr'ldlewood Fire· good condition, $3.100, FtJUII'Mf<:.N'f ~~ t.E!.IliiCAI/ tMO RI·HUI ;t·. ~ATU IN - -Mountaineer. -- new tires, Nloe & V-8,• loaded, 74,000 miles. r· Sell. (304)675·4335 IKI epm. (3041458·1673 aHor 6pm. McrroRC\'(US John Deere tractor 445, 22 Hp, w/ mower deck, bl11da, 1989 Honda CA 125, In cart& ' sweeper only ,390 hra. good condition. $1250. :2 . ill' . ,. ' ·. 1! ' . •)' . i - · 13lJII f TIN HO/\I!Il lll/\lll INf . • 00 f'M DAY Ill f'Ofll l'llfiiiC/\ II()Nt~ $5800. 304·575·4721 or (3041882·2924 304-675-4249. ~~--~----, 1993 Harley Supergllde, WANilll looarlei rod, 60,000 highway ·ro BUY miles, locking saddlebags, ~------,.1· S.V many exlraa; 2000 Suzuki . 650, blue, 11,000 Wanted to Buy: Uaed Mo· mllea, $4 ,500 OBO. bile Homo. Cali (7401446· (7401441 ·0779 19e8 & 1996 Suzu<t AM 0175 or (3041675-5965. t25'a, Good ~ape, $2200 Llvt:snx:K , and $15QP 080. (7401441· HELP WANTED Tomato Pickers Gary Roush & Sons (740) 247-3901/247·2165 r"'"~-----··I Good Grain Fad Freezer Beef lor Sale. On The Aall. Call After 9:00pm . ::-:--:-::-:-:--::--:---:: Pair Miniature Donkeys. 2 Miniature Horses .. (740)245· 1217 9890 "'va-ma-ch~·.-=ea::-no-,he_o_o-na :;200;::.1 Business Services tooma~·T5 pipes, KN air fll · ter, boyesen boast bottle, twist throttle, nurt bars, new 6ply. maxJtta racer tires. $4,500. (304,.58·1901 Solid black Walking Horae 2002 Honda 919 . Brand . 15· 1 hands. Experienced New. 700 milts. $7,000. rider, nice Mrae . Call aner FlAM . (304)875·3813 • Mares lor Salo. (7401368· 9747 r 11996 Pro cralt Ba10 Boat. L..~------·· 150HP, Futl Injected . , (740)366-8441 (7401742· .;_.;_ _ _ _ __ www.amerlcanatandardalr.com "SALES AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING Hay ror Sale. 4 I r id. r l{orky 1{. llupp ln .~. aud Finaul'ial SlT\ in·s 675·9278 Al!I'OS S ._P ·--FOiiiRitii~Jjii.Eii 88 Pontoon and 8& trailer. new floors, new carpet 2411 n~e boa!, 2-motor, II Slop., • I 50hp, need minor repalra. 1;12 Pofachl car 914. Stll or trade tor amalltr ' $1500. (304)757·i612 ltBVI nu-r. 1en Mercury Marqult. GOOd Condition. (7401366· 8208 , e84 Flrtblrd, now tnglnt, llrull, 11r thocka, tlrea, U!O without otaroo and tptaktrt, $1300 with. 1740)m-oes7 $2500.080. 740-992-5232 Monday-Friday 8·5PM • Salurday 8·2pm """" 11 e.g. .A KQtlS ~~~·-- 11 Klilg. tn t I ~ ~ • K U? II lllntnto U ltlllrtTOII ,,_ A \loul hu Nw* 1..,1 lUI •• '" •• o\11,.... '"' DOWN n lluthlf'• vthlclt IS PlelM tlwllltr ~-·· ~~ HLioortce herb 30 "-"'11· 31111.UHI'Illlln U ta,lofrtll u Lllllll~b Jarry. a u Dttvlaofotd playwright fllllla and author . wrote. 37 hn411Hd1< "We believe ... that -erown :II 1111 contitltc 11ppimrse or si· nent lcnL·c IS the unly kind FRANK & EARNEST thut co m11 s." Momen · tary silence 1s to be E~t·llf C.ONSII>trl.f desired. huhurcty not pcnmntcnt silence. Al lhc hridj:C table. P~AfV10t4 though. silence sumc· times helps . ll crc. you urc in four 6~0VP spudc~ . West cashes three lop diamonds, P'f~AMII>. Eust fl>llowin!! twice , 1hcn discnnl111g the • heart king. At trkk four. West shifts to the heart nine . You· .BARNEY win with the ttcc and TID)Irt LOST ALL clruw Eust's two tru1nps. Who huli.ls &TUFFIN'?! the dub queen? East opened with It weuk two. In third chair, one is permit· CELEBRITY CIPHER ted u i.legrce or IIIli· by LUll C1mpoa tui.lc. So, Eust might . CeiJbrity Clpllor aryptovro.. oro araotld trom quotationl by ltm<M huvc opened three IJICII)II, puttnd - t.!Jtah ltrtlf ill ~ Oiplltr atandllor onotMr. hearts with this 11.bod Todlly'l CIW: C f!IVI/1 P . a six-curd suit. Since VI X 8ZAYU II • I Q I U AQ his hund wus wcuk und his 1Htrtncr ·H·Z U NZI80 TUH 1110 couldn't . open, he t>..C.IUN.t.'(Tf\1!1 TtM.e:"'~ knew the o\1poncnts ()C)N'\ TE.U. ME. HZU AO I YATZH hut.! the bu uncc of '(OJ\€ C:IJI TEN~lS II~~ TO ...----power . Tuking uway A K CYIIIUN NHPIIQTUNH &. 'IUI!>-11:> ~t.ecw their hiddiug space is '"-C.f>..lN! ~coY 1 ' u sensible tactic . PATZH ." AH YIIW' IIH . V I II Here, thou~h. Eust was ul untuvontble OUPPV ' TIIPIAII vulnerability, so he PAIVIOUIIOLUTION- "Ne..r ttagnatt. l.ltela e.oonatant chose the more con· ~: aN 1tag11 11111 to the beginning of other•. servutive opening bid. - 0.01'111 Bernlid Shew · A jump ovcrcull uguinst u pre-emptive opening is intermcdiute, promising u de: BIG NATE r:::--"""':::J;::;:;ffi:;;r;:r.-1 cent six-curd s1tit· nnd R•orra"O• lttrtu of the four ICramoled word• bt· some 14- 16 high-cu rd low Ia larm four limplt word1. poims. West ullowed the v uI neru b iIi t y to dis- r-..,.;.F-;:.E...;B~E;....;:L~I,-;--I 1 I , I I 12 suadc him from sucri· c.r--~ 1 tieing in five hearts. --.L...-..1.-..&..-.L...-'-·_, Note that after a r - - - - - - - , f spade lead. East .,h,--,;,;.M..;I-.::.L,.:D:....;.Y......, 1 i would escape for one • • down und minus 200 . . , . I by immediately cush· 1 h d · 11 dh t •,__.,_.....__ _~..._...., ing three diurnond p R U 0 C . .~~::": all theagadgets JUS earone ow o usa I had gotten as gifts PEANUTS • ·tricks. But an unlikely 16 when 1 read a classllled ad that ~::::::=::::--:------..--:;:::;:~---::::::::::---?----:~~-~ low-c lub I cud would . . . . . made me laugh . lt'sald, "For Sale . result in twu down, L...-..I.-.....L-.1-....L.--1,.. VCR . Like New Never ·· • • • • • minus 500. ,..,--G-L_U_E_M_E_,, Out" · SVRE,AND CMARLIE BROWN, You arc apparently f t Compltro tho chucklo quoltd 7 TIIEN AFTER facei.l with u club DO 't'OV TI-IINK v by fill ing In lht mlu•nQ word! gu. c ss. However, . . . · you dovalop lrom stop No. l below. 1 COULD ~A'IE VOV RETIRE, West, who passei.l ns A CAREER AS VOV CAN 60 A PRINT NUMBERED lE TTERS dealer, · hus already A CATCIIER 7 ON TV LIKE 11rouuccd 10 points in . ~ IN !IiESE SQUA RES / t41MSfLf Tt4f Of Tt4f FOOl> -· & Collectibles ~A Cut Above ~the Rest• Hours: Mon·Sat 10·4 217 E. 2nd St • Pomeroy, OH (740) 992·5908 ..,. iI Pd. I mo. 5129 • JONES' Tree Service ·• Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck (1 01K10' 6101K20') [740) 992-3194 992·6635 7~tee ~ O eau s~4«4-i~ .. ~iu ~ We Cal'e FOI' ·YOUI' Trees&,,.a.((f,.,, A~.,,.e. ?.rua ~ Scott L. Swain ..r....,... """"""~~An.1 [J\11, iJ{IIj lll"J 111•!; tli!.' ij tu fi.l" DinER'S DRUM Do you want to • Lo86 10·20 lbs. per month? (and keep II off) • Decrease Appetite J.D. CONSTRUCTION """'- • Increase Energy m~~: • Lower your Stress • Look & Feel Better . CALL: Jeanie Howall 740·992·7036 •1111-UIIrt m . t · .•.•.. ~ I ~1!.'1 TFN · ·- Pulnling. Outten, Dec ks I I 1I I I ' Le' me do 1t for youl F:ree Estimates! Is I r Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! Roofiuy, Sidi(i, SPOT (Faclory Outlet) All verlical blindo are nutde lo order at our localion ' Vcrllcolo • Wood • Mlnlt • Etc 1441Wrd AYI. Gollpols Roofs & Siding Commerciul & ResidctUial I I' I I I lfii'Atf/A.M\~~~~ ~l l!~ !{1!~~ ll!n' IJln ttJn t n fa:" SfftliT COHSTRUCTtOn BLIND New Homes & Remodeling "Speci'llli7.ing In Log Homes & Rubber Roofs" ~ Guruges , Pole Buildings, Concrete ·· ' . (740) 992-3987 Owner & Opcnuor, John Dean llrUIIIIIId...Adllt The CRAFTY, I L. JOE 6ARA610LA (740) 992-1189 (Affordable Prices) diurnands along with u gooi.l five -card suit and a void . If he had the club queen as . well, he would have opened. So, pluy East for the club queen. A V I UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GE T AN SWER . SCRAM•LETS ANSWERS Adjoin - Flute· Usurp · Paunch • Pounds of FAT If scienllsts really wanl to end world hunger they should find out how two. ounces or sour cream can turn into l1ve POUNDS of FAT I 446·4995 local843·5264 PARl!i & Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & ~-~i:il=~L.J Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; · ludgot Prtotd 'lfanomlo· Mortoage·, M"'or Medical alont All 'TYPe•. Aoceta To • ..., Ovor 10.000 Trant,.ttlont. • Nul'lliDII Home Rebuild Kill, 740·245-5677, r catt' 33e-a7e5. j ":;;;;;::;;;;,;;.;;:=:.:;:==::::: r I YOUR COIICRETE ~~::•and"g:; ~.:~::; t.o~...;MiiioroiiiiaiiiHoMEsiiiiiiiiorl· CODDECTIOD, LLC Sunroof. 33795 Hililnd Rd. Pomeruy, Ohio (740) 446-1044 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97Beecb St. middleport, DH • 5I L.MOir -"' 5I Hlltlecl S? •tau Onlnt" l:~~~~""'!~l j Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; CAMPERS & •eel Thundtlblrd, Air, Tilt, Power 21 34• 10 ft . Croat houteboal, •1 good.cond., brand new mo.' "'::;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;~~:;;:;;;;;;::::;;:::;:~ High 81. 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Rr. 7 S~urlt Coolville, OH 45723 740-667-0363 13 1">11 wey Silence tells LARRY SCHEY Massey Ferguson Parts & Service !i,ll.r!·, P•w.r<u, ~ & f""'"1 111 IJ(JA1~ & MCYI'OIIS tor, newly remodeled, come & ••• ••<~ng $10,500. 304· 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·848·2217 All Makes Trac10r & Equipmenl Puns Fnclory Aulhorized · Case·IH Pnr1s · Dealers It I l " J :. 0J."~nlna l..d • A PARTS CUhCadeC& Gravely · 'AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING ~.!~· 7004 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New tlomes Hill's Self Storage FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742-3411 TFN Roofing • Home • Garages Maintenance:. • Complele · Gutters • Down Remodeling Stop & Compare Spout Free Estimates FRE~ ESTIMATES 7 40·992·1671 . 949-1405 TFN 7122/TFN '?n"<*l•rt~... 5pm (7401379·2820 "--...:....;.:... _ _ _ _ 2002 Honda Foreman 450. Two Registered 5 yoor old, ;.,1740~14:"4-6·..,73-1::"1':":'~....., Dapla Gray. Perchton ~ ' 'J ~· New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs; Siding, Decks, Kitchens; Drywall llt More Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 • • llnlll 1\o,·~lff """''!aat Wu ~~ '¥11lnn•bl• Bryan Reeves Cellular 1I Hunlinl • Sunset Home Construction -'ILLtEL TFN HOWARD L. WRITESEL ~,s..&U ownertlots of exira parts. ' ,,,,.,, mo. .I;A.;t&l,;;,;;i.OI,;<.u.;,.w,U>.~..J:;ua.,~ ....~.~<;.< - Ffi• • " ' HOUI'tl 7:00AM • 8;00 PM '10'" column lnoh • • Owner: Ronald "Mick" Haning 740·367.()181 740·992·0780 Christina "Chris" Haning Cell : 591 ·8393 can• 740·59t·09tll Morning Star Road • CR 30 • Recine, Ohio 1·740.949-2115 tlU tt \\ ~\ I Foreman: Larry only 94¢ each/ to 10')130' '8 QOiumn Inch weekday& I- l;lul Wor... RcJllllCCIUcnls, • Wulks und O,·lvcs • Stcndl Crcle Size• 5'l!. 0' , 00 tractor, runt good, used dal· miles, excellent cOndition, menl. $1700. OBO. Muat 11,2002 BULLETIN BOARD ; "--"''---.---International Super C Model 2000 Yukon Denali, 36,000 cornea wllota ot equip· $29.000, (740)949·4019 Deborah J. Young 41800 Sl. AI. 7 l'!eediVIIII, OH 45n2 WlthA~oa:~~~:~Y~~:n·~~~~ • Stra)ght. $4.000. (3041675· all wheel drive. (3041675· 3624 3738 ty, Applicant hereby glvea notice to ell lntereated peraona thll the appllcent hll filed en Appllcellon for Chango of Name In the ProiNtte Court ol ·Melgl County, Ohio, raquelllng toe chenge ol neme ol Deboral\ Jeyno Young to Deboreh Jayne Medllng. The hHrlng on the eppll· cellon will be held on the t.2Jh dey ot Auguat, 2002, ol 1:30 o'clock p.m. In tho Probeto Court ol Counly, Melge IOCIIed II Pomeroy, Ohio. (7) P/8 CONTRACTORS , INC .. · Racine, Ohio 45771 740-985·3'948 CONCRETE/BLO' CKIBRICK .• Footers, W11lls. Steps • Aesidenllal or commerciAl wiring. new service or ,r.e· pal:s. Master Licensed eleo· trlr.tnn . Ridenour Electrical. WV000306. :)04·675·1766. place Insert. (7401446·2•85 17•01992·37i6 Ford 800 TrBclor. llve pow· 2000 Mercury er, , ...,,,, .• . ...... S..tll NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHA!IGE OF NAME talk ami do rhings wirlt. Sometimes lift.', wtfold things. !hill s moa: old1 ll.tter uge II no answer. Public Notice CASE NO. 32100 have their mom tu Bedding & Vegetable Flats '6.80 10" Hangrhg Baskets '6.80 Wide Assortment of Herbs, Ann~ala, Perennials In 4" pots for · ~-- tuft ol ca-. •"-"•··· 11 lyPol 41 Vlnllllf't ,_ ICICI Jtt ll4 • Haning's Construction ,.,, ...t to-.....,., Wf)<ls! ..rrt to Jtll ,.... (740)992-1105 IN RE' CHANGE OF NAME OF DEBORAH JAYNE YOUNG TO DEBORAH JAYNE MEDLING left us. I mi.~·s you That'e Uel mlddlepert, OK licensed by the Ohio State Rledlcal Board Decks, Remodeling, Orgwall, Painting Quality, Vllrlety, Low Prices m n. Second ftue. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO TIIIXKS Plum~lng, Call now for your appt. u ._,., tGioMfM. Roofing, Siding, Add-Ons, Eledrltal, Rre you stressed? ,.. Olllo'e f'll " .... 111111 1· t*t ollie- U llriM IIIII con Braaa Compienlon Flttlnga cmobllt, 4 Door. $995. In Sloe<. ACAOSS ALDFR PSI $35 00 Per 100, All 1990 Cullasa Suptame Old· RON ' EVANS ENTERPRI&- NEA Croaaword Pua•le Ill IDOl: Plll~LIP The Dally Sentinel 992-2155 (~)895· 3645 Woll~rhne ALLEY OOP Find What You're Looking For in the Class if ieds! 11•o,.•e·22•o Silver Punch Bowl. Towot -~::---:----­ Eight Cupt, N.v.r U..d, 95 Sulek Sk)'lark V-8, Auto, $100. (740)6i6·1262 123.000 mllto. fVC. 1111. The Dally Sentinel • Page 8 7 www.mydellyaentlnel.com Thuraday, July 11, 2002 Roll~ YOUNG'S CARPENTER S . ERVICE Good condition. $2,000 li87 Ford Mallard Molor (740) 742·8015 080. (740J2•&-e2•• Homo, 2611, about 26388 ;:;,:;;;..:;,=~="-::--:- mlltt. Stil Contalnad. Atk· Quollly Concrele Work • Room Addition• I 1i93 Ford T•urua SII.Uon lng 111,000, Call (740)388·' Remodeling wagon, good condition. Slit Driveways, Patios, , , New o1 ,.901 :~;go · OBO. (3041675· Parking/play Areas, • Eitctrtoat 1 Plumbing 10 '111"--:-~ """'' 1~3 Ford Ttmpo, auto. call 1 H .....--, Sidewalks, Floors •' Roofing VInyl Siding • P•lntlng (740Jm·57el to••• mil· IMPRO~ 28 yoer• E1perlence .• Patto end Porch Dtckt ttQt or call aHor 6pm. "-llliiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiP Free Eetlmetll Free Estimates lii3 Grand-Am. 12495. IAS!MENT (toll frH) V. C. YOUNG Ill 199~ Cavalier, 11995. 1988 WAT!RPROOFINQ ' Bn-353·7022 992·8215 Jllp CherokH, 11995. Unc:ondnlonal lllttlmo gl08r· L~~-...l.ollliWUi.ll L.-_J""'"'IJIII&"'·~o~"'lll~l--.1 1991 Gto Mttro, 1150. lniH LOcal rtferencta fiJr· COOK MOTOR8. (740)ol4 nllhtd. EttabUahid 1975. 0103 ' Cali 2• Hrt. (7.0) 446· Connie's 1G95 Camaro Z·28 · Low 0870, A~tra Baaement . mlln loodad (30•1675· Wattrproof no. Child CARE ~788 has openings, 15 yr. 1995 ~- Advangor es. C&C General Home Malnlt- e~perlence , Cenlfled oreal s~. ~una Good ~•· Pllntlng, vinyl tid· Maplewood LakB 14.500. 1304)875~988 lng, carpentry, doort , win· in Meigs, Alhens and dowt, batha, mobile homo July 4:5·6 1995 Dodge ln!rtpid, repair and more. For .tree Washington counties, (740)446·7966 Opdn 24 hours. Spaces Available ettlmate can Cttet, 740·992· 1998 Ford Contour. 48.000 6323. 7 Pays per week .. 740·949-2734 mlltt. 1 Owner. {740)441· Cuatom Building & Rtmod· St. Rt. 7 Tuppers 0194 tUng. Over 18 Veafl ExpeCampsites wit~ Plains, OH 2000 Ford Eacort 2x2, rlence. , Free EaUmatas. water, sewer & 20.500 milO.. garaga kept, Fully lnturtd. No Job To CALL 667 ·6329 Mite new COOdtllon. priCe ne· Big or Small. 741)..992·1119 elec. gotlable, {304)675-8906 or 7.40·441 ·8514 r'B flEft mHRKET • LAMM'S CONSTRUCTION . Dean HDI New&:Uted 475 South Church St. Ripley, wv 25271 1-800-822-0417 Specializing In: Rooting, Packs, Remodeling, Siding, and Addlllons Owner: Terry Lamm ,(740) 992-0739 . I BISSEll Pomeroy fllgles New Homes • Vinyl Siding • Ne.w Garages · • Replacement Windows • Rooting COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 7 40-992-7599 li SUnday Doors Open 4:30 BUILDERS InC. Friday. July 12. 21KJ2 There's a <tmng poosibi lity Bedllners •Nerf Bar • Tonneue Cover • VentvliiGr • Bua IShlleld & Full Line Other Acees•orla I th.al yu11 wi II gel all "l,llmtunity m the year alu~ m to tmt toJ.! l' thcr u prncti4:ttl tmd \\ l)J't hwhilc venture. It 11111)' C\'l'll tul'tl our tn be mnrc lu· l.'rtltivc tlmn fi•·~1 1 hougln . .. I I .. 'II 1111111 I ' I \1 ,I, II, I" II CANCER (JunL• 21-July 22) 11/ ,11 -- Someone yuu (740) 992-5822 l'ou J6S UfCTRIC 6 PLUmBinG IIDG02171 Every Thursday own . II will be o JlCrl\on with Jim Ru•rk lleotrlo, ltlumblng, •nd Sm•ll Home M•lnt•n•noe Job• (3ol0 773-IU 1 :Z I 4 7 • Early birds start 6:30 Progressive top line Thursdays · Progressive Coverall on SUndays Check· _out ·the Claulfie••t · The Dally Sentinel 992·2155 EQUINE12 LIFE DESI€JN PRIME 12 ' LIFE DESIGN YOUTH NATURE WISE 16% LAYER : 1 ,RIVER RUN PROFESSIONAL DOG FOODI I OFFER QOOO THRU 1130i02 LIMIT 5 BAOI PI!FI CIJ8TOM!R WITH THIS COUPON ONE COUPO~ Pt!A II(JUSIHOLD ICliSt ext'c~,.:t may slcp furwnrd Imlay and help ynu uut wilh ;1 mOJOr fi . nancial situation huvcn'tbf.·cn able to rc .~o ve on your I I I ------~---------------4 clout. Get u jump un life by undcmandi~& the inOucnces ihal'll govern you in the ycur nhend . Send for tour AMro. Graph prediction~ by mulling $2 to AMiru-Gruph. c/o lhi• ncw•puper. P.O. Uo• lb7. Wickliffe. 011 441l92 . Ue 1ure 10 ltate your wdt:tc sl~n. LllO (July 23 -Aug .. 22) •• Nlllhin& could be more plea•· ani for you today Ihan mak!ng arrungcmentA for a reun1on with some friends havetl't seen fur quite M)Jne lime. It'll .rcfurbishyour spirit. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Srpt. 22) Y"" •• Keep ynur nbjc~tivc~ hl yourself totluy : the IC'< people · whto know whttl you're <loin~. how ymt 'rc Llulng iL and when you plan ·io do it. Ihe · bl.!Ucr your chimr.:c.._ w1ll be rm tu.: hicvi11 ~ MI L:I:C~~. LIBRA (Si: pt. 23-0ct. 2.1) • -A 'suggeMiun tuduy.. fmnl'un . olf.lcr nr more lcurncd conn~ datu will he eme mcly helpFul in nt:CI1111pli ~ hin~ ~omcthing yuu'vc hcen trytng tu cnm ~ plctc. · · . SCOWPIO (0~1 . 24- N<w . 22) •• II i>n'l likely that nny · of your pee" will question lhe uuthoriry role 1lutt hal been thrust In your lap today . The leadership qualltlc! you di •play will be. unauutmna. yel for~cful. . SAGITTARtUS (Nov. 23· llcc . 21l •• Pick the bmin of rour mute todPy co·ncerninJ a judgment cull you need 10 make. Chance• ure, a/he will ~ec thlnJIA from a different penpc~toYC and con (liVe you lhe pnowcnyou're aeekln&_. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jun. 19) •• If you're willina 10 work hard todny ·• nm nece•· •urily ju!l for your own end•.but also for 1ijooe whom you feel re•ponoible for •• II will pay Llff tn more way• than one and will hove lost inJ effec11. AQUARIUS (Jun. 2()·f'eb. 19) .. A relation•hip nmy be on Jhe line today concem•nM a JH'nml•e you made 1o·another. Lie •ure 1o upl1<0ld your end of the harguln , nn mailer lmw difn <· ult 11 111\ty hc.m fu\ftll. I'ISChS lt'cb. 20-Mnrch 20) •• Put uwuy th e lenni • n1ckct or Jhc gnlf clt ths foduy and gel nut your tu,~ l ~it. Yllu~ • clf· rc s pc~ l wtll he more n.:l1ly enh anced if Y"U "'J'e llll ypur wnc prm.IUf,;llvrly rathcnhun frtvnlou•l y. AWIES (Ma1ch 21·Aprll I'll · ~.p lnstcud ol ,o trymg out a new place lo l•n:lay. rotufn to your cild slundb ys where you nrc gunrumeed "oml fond. u gnoll time or rec.:c1ve guud service. Without th e-. three crltetiu, you won'i he hup)1y. TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) •• Be<:ouoe you're willlna lo devote thll proper lime anij cffor! !oday , you ca n derive bencotl from 1 •hualion olh· er~ deem 10 be of little value or ~uh!ilimce . GEMINI (May 21·Junc 20) Do the ncceuary home· w11rk und a oeriou• matter you have hud on yt>ur mind for CJUilc &ome tun~ c11 n be re .. solved in a way ouituble to everyone Involved. The aolu· tlon 11 there if yuu wenl lo find it. �Thurtdiy, July 11, '-sle 81• Tht.> 0.1ily •ntinl'l ba eMil racrults, 81 slp _top aooa ' Melp County's What's Inside Appearina every 1hursclay In 1he Dilly Sentinel Johnnie Marshall Fur Peace Ranch the Ole Car aub ,I Tho.' 011.' ( 'm· rluh. lm:.. nf will hn't i1,·rui,,•.in lh•m ~ tn ~ p.m.. Frida\· '"' FiN A1 ~m-.· hl.'lw~en SUite Sti\'Vt 1111d t'nurt Sh\'CI , Dwl~hl kl'IIIH>I\ ct'. whn w1mthil\l ~1lu<.'l: In tht• ,,,.,,rl,llmp~r· ~\IIUtltH~ l<h·i~ 1'1\'>k'l', Will ll"' vi1k ~iu~rlllinmel1l t1•r uhnm ~ huurs and u I)J will ul:.~1 ~pin "'""' ~lls and lith musk 1\lr 1111111 <'1\inl, Cluh ntl'kiub l' \l'k'~t lll'l'l' 1~ lllltil\11~ 1111\1 llllll.lifk'\1 \'c.'hid"' h i"'' ''" 1 ispluy. · Gullil'lilli~ Dun'k'l m~l ""'" 11 111 be II<' ill •II t. 1'111, ~11\11\k~ Ul i'\11 l\~ 1\\' Kmwh k•uhlllll~ Ji\1~111~111 H<lllul\1, 11 ith K~nm \\'hit<' '" till' '1"-' ''hlllllk'>l. .' Noah ZIIIY :-.i1~1h /i~' l 11ill nt't'<-'<11 m till' t\~111 Utili \\ C\hl<''<ltll lll~hl Ul ') tl ill -1111.'11' I\ II :-.1 ~~11-'1' \'hill):\\ )illllll) ,11111\'J..\·~;. utili ilK' l)dl\'1,, :t llhll'\ )l.l\ll\1', IIIII 1'11.'1'1\\l'm HI lj j\111, \Ill \\i.-,hiC'Itd~ 17. '!111.• ''""'~' dlm)tc Is $ll. 111\W\~ h\1\~111(11\ln \Ill lUI~ \If the p<:li\l.Qlllllll'e<l dll.''k new nwn unlttue style of liUth· 1111 \\,,\llli1Sll\"'l )l.d ll .c\1111 lll' syste~ ljl)~ .(~ ~-~. ~nil 7-11). n~mli.: hlucs 111 the mosses durin!! nne of his rnre pel'fort\\tm~.:~s set north of the Mus•lll·Dixun l.h1c. . Mm'i;hull will be In the tlnlphlthcull'e In Pomeroy r<'r iduy nll!hl. The COIII.'erl pmjl.l'lll\1 begins ut 7 p.m. Thet'l' is nu dmrge . S\ltlnMII'I'd by P,lmeruy B ucs und Jnt.t. Reds fall to Astros, 81 Cllmlval Jam Session Hum ingtnn Outdnnr Tlwnll'l.' ~ntcrs its ninth ycur with ci~IH Ill.' I'• funmuwe' of thc muskul 111 Rllll'f !lurk. Th\l mu~kul Is pcrfunncd Sutuntuy und Sunduy, Jill)' II: I ~. July ~~~~I umt Jul>,• ~.~- ~~~. (tnt~' np~n · m tdO p.m. 1 h<' tkkl't hnnth upens nt 6 11.m. Thl' t\'jllllur llt'ilshuw ~ g ins ut 7 p.m.. 1\\llmwd by U chil\11'1:11 's (11\'ShllW ill 7:Jtl p.il\. und the mum show ut K:Jtl p.m. C'11ll (JtMI ~~:1 - Htll{tl , Jnm session ill l.etnl'l C'ummunity Center on · Friday fl\1111 7 to I0 p.m. with ~mum·y, !!Ospcl und blucgmss musk. Leturt Pioneers 4· H Club will huvc ~tm,cesslons . for more 11\t'urtlllliloil, cull Museum Open The Fumlly Wmship Cctllct' .will he lmvh\1! u hcncflt sin!! fnr 1'11\e 0)\lW Church frldt1y ut 7 p.m. Acts Include the Joy FM Trln. The Beuvcr Fumlly. • Pruclulm. Hcuv~n Bmtn~tl. Klnl!s t>nttl!hl¢l's und Monu und uvu Queen. Cull ti7~ 7171 lor ntOI'C lnl'tirmu· tlon. 1 PIIGIB!IW ......... A2 Jackpot, sales bla for Meaa Millions COLUMBUS (AP) The bigger the juckpot, the bl11ger the s11lcs. Sule~ of ikkets for the multlstute Megti Millions gutne, Ohio's newest uddi · tlon to Its lottery menu, spiked this week as the gume 'N ~ jackpot surpnssed $100 tnflllon for the first tltne since It stoned in Ohio In Muy. . Drawings In the Megtt Millions I!Ume ure held Tuesduy und Friduy nights. , The state recorded $2.5 million In sales for the July !I dmwlng, which wus for 11 $96 million juckpot. For Tuesday's druwl ng, the · Ntute hud $3.6 million In sules for u $11 !I million jackpot. the j11ckpot sl!lnds 111 $138 rnllllon for Friday's druwlng, und lottery · offl· cluls urc projecting $4.1 million In soles. Dance The Pttlt\1 l'leusunt Senlur Cl'ntcr will be conducting u dunce Sutu1'duy lhm1 7 to I0 p.m. fcuturlnl! Rick Sh11rp 111\d Luncsome Ride. The 1111! Bend Clo~l!ers will be ilerl'ot'l1litlg Irom 6 to 7 p.m. Clnlll!lng, slow • dunclng umJ cont~~~lons . will be uvullubl~. • l'm~eeds will hcnoflt the u~tlvlty ~Iller. C11ll Judy Jones ul 67~ ·2 369 f11r more lul'ormutlon, Fair Th~ Luwrcn(c County Fult· hus ut . th~ fulq;rnlllllb nt th~ intcr~c~tiun , of Ohio 7 unll Ohiu 24~ . It l'llllS thrnutth Sntnnluy. rtlll 11-1m ~J~ ..m:t hC!:J\111 IAI!I!I! Boat VIsits The Mlssissiptll Qn~ c u dtK'k' tlll the Ol1in River Levee , Fmnt uud Ohio streets, Murl<'itu, fron1 I to ~ p.m. Suu\luy thru ThllrMiuy, Admission is free . t'ull ( 7~()) ,17,\. ~17H ur !H001 2 HK · 2 .~77. The PronwWcst Pnvililllllli'CS(IIts "Jimmy Eut World" Tucs\ uy ut 7 p.m. The ~how is tiVuilul'llc for nil · u~e' unu lkkct' nrc now on ' ulc, ltcket pril.:es nrc $1 Hudvun~cd nml $20 duy nf •how. '(loncrul udml s· sion - sumding room only. · On Wcdncsduy the PrnmoWc>l Puvilinn I11'CS(Ill> the "l'uin 1.~ Love" Tour feuturlng Ju Rule with Ashunli. Fnr ticket infonnutiou 1111 these unu other event' thut hike plucc 111 the Puviliun 11111y visll www. ti ~kct · mustcr.cum High: 80s, Low: 60s Benefit Slna (\•llis P. llulllin t~ tun Ruih~liiY 111stmkul Sod~·ty. "/1\:lls Its mus~um. l-Ith Sucet Wl'st. mm I tu S 11.111. SuHtrduys uml S11mluys thl'lllll!h Luhm Duy. Admissinn is l'ree~ hut d(lnutlons m~ tlcceptcll. Cull (~04\ 7~o-n4'l. Concerts Weather H\J5 · 3~57. The 1!1111 !11!1!1 PIIlS-lVI! Lllyfest ''The Mikado" The lith tllllllllil ccldll'ut illtl of ~lll(il' llill~. llltl\k uml 1111i1try tu~c' pill~'<' Frid11y lhru Sumlny lllllll'rivlttl' ~'li lll' in Ii<~~,:~'inj.i ('1111111y. The fc,t lvul ul'o k'llllll ''' 11 I'U,l lltlily of plilllh, indudlltf ltumlrcd' ol' vulil'll''' ol dnylilk,, . ltiiSiil,, jll'IVIllliUIS lllld 111111'''· .JI) lll lill\ ililjlilll llllglllld w11rk~. umlmu.,ldtll11 pcrl'tlt'llllllllhrw duy,, Cull (HIK)) IIOCKINClm vl,il www. IHIKHIC)( 'KIN( i.\'otn. SuuiiK't'll Ohiol.lg.IH Opcl'll pr~>C tll .~ tile Clllhct't 1t11U Stilllvnll 1Ct'l\trnnulcc Jul y fi · U 111 Wt'll Ril'l'c ('enter l\ir the Ans, 1'ot'lMIIIIllth. l kk~ 1 1 urc ~21 und $ 1'1 . ~ 0 l'nt' studclll> unll.scnlurs. Cu li .(740) :1~ I~ :\ll(WI. tl "A BI~ACADA BI<A '' : Jlculurln!\ Orcg Fr~wln, C1 nldfln ~t~r umll)ovc, llub.~ ollund Put Hut.cll . · .. LMA~ David Ball Putnam County Fair The l'uir will ~ h~ld .lilly 1.1·20ut llic CII\IIIIY l'ulr ~ l'lllllld• in Elcunor, The cvctll lcul\11 c' 11 \'Illnlvul.llo~pd lllU ~k. II d 'lllPiitiPII dcrhy, 4 Jl illlillllll ex hibit,, llj'K:IIIIl~ t.IHt, ci rcll>, Molitrcm" Collli\Ci itioll' 1111d tnmc. The ~·o u11try 11111 'ic slur Ujlpcurs Sutunluy 111 7 IM1 , ut the . ( 'oulflcltl .l11nthmo~. Lnsun. The opcnlttl! ucll'culw·cs Robbie llt·yunl und Ill) South Buml. 'lk kcts 111uy ho pul'l:hused frum til u.n1. to J p.111. wcckuuys hy cu lling (JU4) 7~2-21}(JO nr 111 Doll l!lkln,, Mu~ic Inc., llun ~ h 's H~X Illl , Olovunnl's ut Mun und t'huptl11111VIIIc l)ulry DciiiJ.hL OHIO Pick J: 5·5·8 .OVSM "Damn Pick 4: 0·9· 1~9 Yankees" Ohio Vullcy Summer Thculcr·'s production of the Bmudwuy muslcul "IJunln Yunkces" opened Wcducsduy In the Buker· theutcr (Kantner Hull) on the OU ~lllllpus In Atheu~ und runs throttHh July 30. · llveninH perl'ormunees ut K p.m. Wodne~dU)'· Suturduy, und Sunduy nJullllcc~ ut 2 p.rn. Ocncrul udmiHsion, $11. .1 enlm-s, $1), students, $7 . Cull 74U·S93·4KUO during business hours, Monday· Frlduy, .12 to 4 p.m. to ~hur!!e tl~kets by phone. Check oul the OVST web PUI!e ut 222.ovst.org. Picture to improve cifter tax settlement Federal fUnding expected by J,Abor Day Bv BlltAN • lucklye 5: 3·12·19·32·36 Pick :s nlaht: 1·6·9 Pick 4 nlaht: 4·0·8·3 · W.VA. Dilly :S: 4· H D1lly 4: 4·8·1·6 C.lh 25: 3·5· 10· 16·20·21 Index 2 lectlona- 12 Plllpa Calendar C::lasslfleds Comics OearAbby Editorials Movies Religion Sports Weather Cit AS 83·5 86 AS A4 A3 A6 81·3 A2 2002 Ohio Volloy Publlthlf11 CO. J. ,, Cieneral .fund shows deficit spending ·alackwell discusses Jnhnnl~ - Mtlrshtlll. tm llc,·umpllshed "ha~k· W\l\ld~ hlu~s mttn" frtlll\ F\)1' G~:ot'l!ill will bring his Hometown Newspaper BY BRt~N J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BLACKWELL VISITS - Secretary. of State J. Kenneth Blackwell, left, R110 BREE~MYDAILYSENTINEL . COM POMEROY - Secretary of Stute J. Kenneth Blackwell told Meigs County ol)'iciuls l~derul funding mighl be uvuiluble soon for the purchase of updated voting equipment. · Blackwell visited the Meigs County Bourd of Elections Thursday und met with board members. elections workers and coumy commissioners us purl of a 10-counly sweep of Southern Ohio in which he has discussed repluchll! old punch-curd voting systems with electronic voting equipmem. Since the November, 2000 presldentlnl election, the punch curd systems like that now in place In Meigs Coupty und 68 other Ohio counties, have been crlticlled for u number of re11sons, including I he possibility of overvolinll - . custing votes for more thun one cundidute in u ruce. , New electronic touch-pud sys· tems nnd opticnl scunn1ng syslems ure in phtce in 23 counties. und, according to Blackwell, meet lhe three stundurds for new voting equipment: Protection asalnst overvotlng. technology which ullows ' .vote-counting at the precinct level, 11hd u puper trail requlred for auditing purposes. Bluckwell suld It would cost Meigs Coun'ty upproximutely $232,000 to purchase touch-pad and Meigs County Board of Elections member George Harris Sr. vlsltep with local officials and election employees to discuss anticipated federal funding for the purchase of new election equipment The county's current punch-card system, and 68 otnars like It In Ohio.- are e~pected to be decertified In the neKI two to three years. (Brian J. Read) voting tennlnuls for all 27 "Before all is said and done, precincts, based on a per-unit cost we're going to do what we can to of $3,500. ·. · assist cash-strapped counties like "In u lar~e urea like Columbus, this one," Blackwell said. "But thut doesn 1 seem like much, but the county should plan on finding It's not u stroll through the park the I0 percent leverage money." for u community like . Meigs One cost-saving advantage of County," Blackwell said. the new systems, once in place. is Blackwell said he expects the savings in printing costs. The Consress to pass legislation by county board is now required to Labor Duy which will cover 90 . print ballots for I 02 percent of the percent of the cost of the new county's registered voters, many equipment, and thut he has asked of which are destroyed without lhe Ohio Legislature to consider u ever bein~ used. . bond issue to help relieve local Accordrng to Blackwell,. the governments from the balance of cost of the new systems can be the cost of the equipment. He ulso recovered in five elections just by said the per-unit cost could the savings of paper and printing decrease. especially if neighbor· costs. ing counties join together for Blackwell said the objective is group purchasins of equipment. to eliminate the punch card sysBlackwell suld the federal fund- !ems statewide no later than the in!!, If approved, likely will not be November, 2004 general election. available for long; and that the but he hopes to have the systems county should take advantage of it in place ut least a year before white It lasts- IVI!D If It Involves_ Itt~. so that voter education on u lociil cash outlay .:..-because the system use can be completed in punch-card systems will likely be time for the presidential ele~tion. decertified In years to come, and "It's an ambitious schedule, .but the county could find Itself with· nobody wonts to kick the tires on out federal assistance when the u n~w votins system during a time comes to replace the decerti- presidential election year," fled system. , Blackwell said. Design approved for new athletic complex at Meigs BY CHARLINI HOII'LICH HOEFliCH!tMYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - Meigs County general fund departments hav<; spent $173,727.28 more than the county has received in revenue, but Treasurer Howard Frank· and County Commissioners say it is not un indication of further financial problem s. Frank presented ~ommissioncrs with a s i~ ­ month tinancial report during their regular meet· ing :rhursday. That report shows total receipts, through the .end of June , at $2,101,063.96, and disbursements at $2,274,791 .24. According to Como1issioner Mick Davenport. the report can be misleading because it does not include a $212.000 carryover from 200 I. The report also includes some positive news for the county: Collections of personal property ta~es shows an increase of $8.765.26, due in lar~e part. Frank said. to a <.:ampaign to collect delmqucncies now underway in the County Auditor's office. Rep6 interest collections, that is the collection of interest on overnight deposits, are down over $13,000 this year. Sales tax collections are down $43,281: revenue from local government fund s from the state are down $.1,804: and local gov· emment assistance funds are down $676. Total receipts for the year are down $50,571.22 when compared 10 200 L · Frank and commissioners )JOinted out that sec· ond-half tax collections, which are underway through July 18. are generally higher than the tirst-half collections, and Frank said that because the commissioners have not Iuken advance draw on real estate collections. as they have in the past, the county could be in better condition once theta~ senlement has been completed, com· pared to this time last year. During their meeting, commissioners: • Met with Mike Swisher, Director of the Department of Job and Family Sery ices, in executive session, and approved the promotion of Darren Cremeans to clerical supervisor: • Approved a local with Home National Bank in Racme for the purchase of a new tractor for the Hishway Department, at a cost of $54,615.08: • Approved appropriation of the local match for the Recycle, Ohio! grant in the amount of $12,000. Present, besides Davenport, were Commissioner Jim Sheets and Cle·rk Gloria Kloes. County Commissioner Jeff Thornton remains hospitalized at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va. an Relay for Life reaciJ to walk POMEROY - Approval of design pluns for an athletic build· lng to be constructed between Meigs Hi~h School and the new Meiss Mrddle School has been BY MARK HALLBURN gl ven by the Meigs Locul Board MHALLBURN!tMYOAILYREGISTER.COM uf Bducmion. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The American Meetinl! wilh bourd members Cancer Society is seeking volunteers to help with thl~ week to review the final this fall's Relay for Life. . · . , desiiJn of the 60 by 150 foot split Terri Johnson, the Mason County recruitment block structure was Architect chairman, is lookin~ for team leaders and team Mike Noel of Punich, Noel and members to help ratse $20,000 to fight cancer. Assoclutes of Athens. This year 's Relay for Life will be held Sept. 28. The facility will include un "This is our tifth year of doing this in Mason exercl~e room, muin and small County," Johnson said. "Last year, we raised locker rooms, offices. showers , nearly $20,000. This year, we hope to beat that." and toilets with privacy screens, a RIYIIWINO PLANS - Reviewing the final design for th.e $500,000 All of the funds go to the Cancer Society for · weight room, visitors' quarters, athletic building with Mike Chancey, Meigs High School football coach, research and treatments. · and large storage areas. . standing right, are board members, from left to right, Roger Abbott. While euch team member usually sets a goal of Supertendent William Buckley Scott Walton, John Ho()lj, Ron Logan, standing, and Mark Rhonemus, $100 per person, volunteers are not expected to suld thut advertising for bids will treasurer. (Charlene Hoeflich) go out· and get sponsorshtps. Teams hold bake llesin Sunday. He said that the • sales, garage sales; and other events to raiSe • goul of the board Is to get the specifications as an alternate for a funds when it becomes available funds, Johnson said. "You don't have to' go door bulldinll under construction In metal roof to.match the one on the from other sources, Buckl.ey · to door and bel! y6ur friends and neishbors for Auaust und have It completed new Meigs Middle School. money." explained. · · before the end of the year so that lt was .emphasized by Buckley Companies also are encouruged to help sponsor In other business Rick Chancey · It can be used for wlnter sports. that tlo bond Issue monies or levy was hired as varsit~ assistant foot- teams. The date set Ill open the bids is funds will be goln$ into the con· ball coach and junror varsity foot· The Relay for Life will stan at 5 p.m. and 1'\111 Aug. 2. Acceptance or rejection of struction of the sports facility· and ball coach, and Derek Miller as a until midnight at the Mason County Fairgrounds. the bid~ will take place 111 the Aug. that there will not be a bond Issue varsity assistant football coach for For information. contact Johnson at 304- 67~6 board mec:tlna. put on the ballot to fund the project. the 2002-03 school year. Tyson 1245 or after S p.m. at 304-675-6875 . . Anticipated cost of the structure The project will be funded with Lee was approved as a volunteer Lori Johnso~ is the Mason County coordinator Is 5500,000, nqt Including excess mo,ney in various school of Relay for Ltfe. She can be reached at 304-675. $21,000 to be written into the bid funds to be returned to those: 7997. PI••• ... Malp.AJ Senior Outreach ' ' uReoching Out to Meet Senior Needsu . 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