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In "Gulliver's Trav· cis," Jonathan Swift wrote ubout u scicn· tisl ul the grand acud· emy of La~adu: "He hud been ctght years upon a project for c~­ lmcting suitbeams out uf cucumbers, wJ.ich were to be put into vi· als hermetically scaled, and Je.t out to warm the air in raw, indcmelll summers." CELEBRITY CIPHER In this deal, South by Lull Campo• did an excellent job Colobrlty Clphor cryptogram• oro croattd lrom Quollllonl by larnoua people, p1111nd prtunt. Each ltntr In tht cipher alandtlor analhtr. of exlructing West's Todsy'a clue: S equals J safe c~il cards. "H ·Z EL DPAA E'JP A lkr declarer take.1 the diamond lead, F·X J P BD APKI!LOXJPAPK suppose .he immcdi· ~"'r TJ.\INI'..! 'M fl...LLE.~IC. ulcly plays u trump. UAPRH TO f\UMIDtTY! HZ P AIPAEOR I XA Eusl wins with the nee and gives his XYYXLPK HX SNLH EKPR partner a dimnund ruff. West cushcs the U.A P R H OXNMHAD." HZ P ·. heart king before e~­ iling with a spade. TXMX South would huve to PREVIOUS SOLUTION -"Rag rot Ia an appolllng wuto of lake the dub fi ncsse energy: you can't build on II: 11'1 only good lor wallowing ln.• - Kalhtrlnt Manallold for his cunlracl; however, it would lose WOlD . und he would go one OAMI uown. .------., --.., ' Instead, South pre- O RtarraMQt letters of the lou' Jcromblod wc;~rdJ be· ceded trumps by low ro form leur almple worcfJ. cushtng hts thre~ spade tricks. Then, FO. DNEF al'lcr East rushed in I with the heurl ace and delivered the. dia· mond ruff, W.est cashed the heart king, CANKK but what could he do · 1 IIC'It? If West had led a .___ _ _ _ __.~~51i01 spade, declarer would L A C V 0 1·...: , _ The date placed have discarded a club !4 !5 .. his hand o.n her knee. 1guess 1 from the dummy and . . . . should look and not touch " he I KINO <5F F16URED ruffed in hand. And 1--.!--1--L....J.--1,._ smiled." At my age,' the woman · IT WM Y'OU, OIARl.IE when West tried a q 0 T u E R llaughad , "you should touch and9 club, it was ·into I" ROWN.. South's ace-queen. ~~~,r",,....,,r-.,,-"T,-"T,--1 ·c:.;,~,.,,. tho thucilo' QUOII~ Th · f 1 • • • • • • l>y lllllng in the milling word• IS type 0 p uy j~ you dovolcp from llop No. 3 l>olow, called tlie Dentist's Coup. You c11tract an opponent's safe exit ca~ds before cunced· ing the ruf( Then, whatever he returns is SCIIAM-LITS ANSWIRS I he replacement .!ng for the trick you Greedy, Livid~ Oasis- Fungus- GRAVY Two old gents were having breakfast at a ·local JUsllosl. cafe.'ll's been years since we've clone this wlthollt our NEWSPAPERS wives." said one. ·' Yea," the ather answered • Jets clo CoverAll !he somethinR wild and have biscuits and GRAvY!' Mcrlor lubl- I' I I 1 Melp County's Traflcant out of House, will run ·in November WASHINGTON (AP) Rep . James Former Traficanl, D·Ohio, faces many changes now that he has been expelled from the Hou se for accepting money and free labor in exchange for favors. Truticunt, now an onli· nary citizen, immediately lost all House privileges Wednesday night, includ· ing use of Capitol facilities, the right to speak or vole on the House lloor und . any equipment provided by Congress to its active members, such as pagers or special cell phones. · But, as a Jormer member, Traficanl still gels special access lo the Capitol and lo the Hous'l lloor whenever he wants. In a lcuer uflcr the vote. House officials formally told the Ohio Democrat that he had been expelled from the chamber and would need to clean out his small. corner uflkc across the street from the Capitol. No time period was sel fur Tralicunt and his personal items to be removed from the Capitol complex, House offtcials said. Under House rules, Traficant's 21-member congressional staff remains in J?lace until his term ends · Dec. 31. The House clerk assumes control of the office, but the five Washington staff members and 16 employees in Ohio would make the day·to·day decisions . Ohio Gov. Bob Taft. u • Republican. said Thursday ·a special election will not be held to fill Traficanl's seal, saying il would be tuo expenstve and possibly l:ause voter confuston. Ohio law does nut pro· hibil Traficant from running in this fall's general race, which. he has already entered as ah independent. I ·I I PEANUTS I TALKED TO l.INVS !WE WERE STANDIN61 IN l.INE T06ETHER, AND I TALKED TO HER! BABY EDmON INSIDE TODAY'S SENnNEL 5J.IE'S T~E . l.ITTLE &IRl. I'VE EVER SEEN, AND I TALKED TO 1-lER! I -;;;;~;:;:~~=~::::::::::::~:.:===~~==~== L-~:=:::0::-:-:-:-~-L-...J r ITHURSDAY JULY 251 e fill· ·C'hlr -----11- '111rtbda.Y.- - - - Friday. July 26, 2002 You will be able ICI rind u rormulu in the ycotr nhcad for ruking "l'f'ortunitic~ unc.l turn· ins them into l'u~.:cc""ful en- On.:r yuu lind it. you 8hould be able lu apply it tu all oituutiun• thai a1·e """'"" tanlto you. LEO (Jnly 2.1-M•~ · 22) •· deavor~. h' ~ guod to try tu be coopcnt• live with nthcrt; and make comrromise~ when UIC ~ilua­ tion cull:; fur il. Huwevcr, to· day. if yun' rc dealing with lw~ pomJ·utlg· mcnt. stand )'OLV' grnun Gel a jump un life b}' undcr~lund­ 5omcone who ing the inl1ucncc• that'll goY· ern you in the year ahcau. Send for our A•lr<i·Graph pre· diction~ by mailing'$2 to As· lro·Graph, c/o this tiCwspaper. P.O. Uu• 167, Wickliffe, OH 440\12. Uc sure to stale yuur wdia.: si~n. VlitGO (Aug. 2~·Scpt. 22) ·- Negative imaginings will be your worst enemy today if you lei them gel, Ihe upper hand. Under their influence lltcre is nu way you can put forth yuur best efforts. Act fir". worry later. LIUKA (Sept. 23·0cl. 23) · • Be cognizant of the ~~ensi· tivitie.l! uf other~ today when. out suciolli7ing. Uuurd your commeniS so that you dott't inadvertently say something ' lhul could hurt a ral's feel· today thai you could totally Corset maktltg a promise to help oomeone and let this per· son down. Check your mem· ory bank aod calendar before making plan•. ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) .. You're naturally an opti· miotic peroon, but don' I puoh that over the line and adopt an unreuliotic outlook about 1ome1hing that i• completely 1 unauainable . )I'll be your downfall. TAURUS (April 20·Mn~ 20) ·- 11 won't he your lack of knowledse. know-how or ~kills that hamper you from achieving a worthy goal to· day. It will more likely be the lack of faith you have m your· self or your idea~. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) .. Your faculties for ruearch and development may not be operatins too effectively lo· day. Instead of Jalherlng the facts lhalyou need. you may operate from an illilrrale base and wonder why you failed. CAJI!CER (June 21-July 22) .. Someone who has a hi11ory of ~lei ng a user and Iaker may hit on you agui n today at a weak moment and get you to part with your hard·earned money. Be on guard. lllj~. SCOKI'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .. Usually you can be a fierce competitor. but today you might allow your feeling.< W preside over your lo~ic, ~aking you weak andineffec· t1ve. Keep your entuhons nut of the _piclure. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) .. Unfortunately. you may hear only what you wnnl 10 hear today and read · unintended meanin,s into othcr·s commenl!l. Mtsunder- slandings cam1e diotre••·. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) .. Spoken promisea may not be worth 100 much today, ~" if maklns any mujor pur· cha•cs. make certain you haYe the nece~sary receipt, war· ,ranty or tn&urance to cover any loses. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·feb. I~) ·- Keep your advice and counsel to your•elf today . ,People's •enNitivities are too overwhelming and will not take kindly to any unsolicited suggestion&. even when of~ ferrd in good faith. PISCES (feb . 20-Murch 20) •• Thrre is a po~sibility Weather High: 80s, Low: 60s Dllti1111,A2 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 0·2-2 Pick 4: 3·7·3·2 Buckeye 5: 3-14·23-27·35 Pick 3 nlsht: 7·7-1 Pick 4 nlsht: 8·4-0·1 W.VA. Deily 3: 4· 3-9 Deily 4: 0·8-9·6 C.sh :zs: 1·3·13· t 5·20·22 Index 2 Sectlonl - 12 Pill• Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries AS 83-5 86 AS Spor.t s BI-3 Weather A4 A3 A3 A2 C 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Cq, Hometown Newspaper GmiNG.READY FOR THE FAIR Food, nutrition projects I Judged BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICHID>MYDAiLYSENTiNEL.CQM POMEROY - Judgin~ of 4-H projects is moving n&ht along as members prepare for exhibiting Ul the Meigs County Fair scheduled to open on Aug. 12. On Thursday. food and nutrition projects were judged und grand and reserve champions were named in the various categories as follows: Fast Break for Breakfast: Ashley Life, grand champion; Tosha Jones, reserve champion. Food and Fitness Choices for You: Kelsey Holler tmd Kuru Osbome, grund champions. Food & Filness tbr Fun: Kutlyn Sauvage, gnuld champion. · I Spy in the Kitchen : · Andreu Buckley, grund champion; Marissa McAngus, reserve champion. Meals in Minutes: Amber Pooler, grand champion. Mini Meal Magic: Heather Brooks, grand champion; Audrionna Pullins, reserve champion. ' Party Fun with Foods: Sarah Hduser, grand champion; Taryn Lentes, reserve champion; Clarrisa Arnolt, Honorable Mention. Pathways to Culinary Success: Ashley Boyles, grand champion; Natausha Arnon. reserve champion. · Quick Breads: Kaillin · Dewhurst, grand champon; Lindsey Houser. reserve champion. Star Spangled Foods: Amy Barr. grand champion; Kaylee Kennedy, reverse champion. The Global Gourmet: Tabitha Jones, grand champi· on; Lindsey' Houser, reserve champion. The Outdoor Chef: Andrew Bissell and Tina Drake, grand champions; Briltany Parsons, reserve champion; ·Brandon Fitch and Lindsey Houser, honorable mention. Yeast Breads on the Rise: Rachel Elliott and Erin Gerard, grand champions. You're the Chef: Chrissie Gregory, grand champion; Tia Prall, reserve champion; Jennifer Grady, honorable mention. · VEOOIE TRAY - Reserve champion In the "I Spy in the Kitchen" project was Merlssa McAngus with this colorful tray of cut vegetables served with a dip, (Charlene Hoeflich) FAVORITE FOODS- Jennifer Grady's American stir fry won an honorable mention In the judging of "You're the Chef" by Joyce Brown, Athens County extension agent. Jennifer Is a seven· year member of the Rock Springs Raiders. (Charlene Hoeflich) Cou faces 290/o • Insurance • Increase BY BRIAN J. REED BREED<I!>MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs County Commi., sioner> will absorb a 29' pcrl:enl im:rca'c in hc;rllh itNtranl:C premiums; but will begin considerin g u new in,urunce provider for county employee' between now and year 's end. . The county's current polil'y with Anthem , through McNelly, Patrick & Associates, will e~pire al The primary issue the end of July. facin9 ·the board at Commissioners will n\eel today with officethis time is that the holders and department · premium increases heads to discuss the insurcome at a time when unce plan , but ·Commis.,ioners Mkk the county finds it most Davenport unu 'Jim Sheets difficult to absorb a said al their regular meet-· ing Thursday they plan 10 cost increase, and consider soliciting bids for because the increase a new plan: which would coincide with their fiscul .comes later in the year, year which begins in it is difficult for the January. commissioners to plan While they plan lu renew with Anthem ne~l their budget around it month, Duvenporl suid the Mlck Dovenpcrt, commissioners may. 111 any · comml11lon prnldent lime, cancel their policy with Amhem if they . choose to go through another insurance provider, or a new policy through the current provider. The local agent has suggested the board consider a new plan through United Hcnlrh Care. · The primary issue facing the hoard at this time, Davenport suiu. is that the premium increases come af a time w.henthe county finds it most difficult to absorb a cost increase. and because the increase comes later in the year. it is diftlcult for the commissioners to plan their budget around it. To further complicme their budgeting process. the amoun"t of the premium increase each year is difficult to project. .· Last year, the cost of employee insurance increased by 17 .percent, and both employees and the ..:ounty paid for the mcreases. A single-plan health. insurance policy now costs most county employees $34 per month. and a family plan $227. Sheets said emp loyees will be required to pay a 28.8 percent increase in their out-of-po..:kel cost when the new plan goes into effect next month. In other business, the commissioner-: • Approved appropriations adjustment> for ·the county engineer, county uudtlor and coroner; . • Approved additional appropriations for the Meigs County Agricultural Society and Liller Prevention und Recycling; • Appruved payment of biII ' in 111e amount of $I 64,482.56; . • Opened bids for bituminous materials from Asphalt Materials Inc.. Marieua, and Middleport Terminal, Gallipolis, and referred them to the engineer. ~rug cost savings outlined to BY Joy J. SETTLES NEWSCMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -. How to reduce the cosl of pres~nptwn drugs through use of. a Canadtan .savers Club. member· shtp was explame? by George Pnce, speaker at lhe Sen~or Cttizens Center, on ~hur~dar mornmg; .. .. Prt~e, an msurance agent, ts affil.tated wtth the owner of a pharmaceull~al manufacturer and wholesaler servmg several pharmacies in Ontario, Canada. His role for that company is to tell how U.S. residents can save money on drugs by ordering them through Canadian pharmacies. He said that purchasing up to a 90· day supply of prescription medica· tions at one time from Canada is legal in the United States. . The speaker explained how t~e Canadian Savers Club works. He said that .it. was for~ed 10 aid people in obtamm~ prescn~d drugs at. a dts~ou":l ~nee. 'J'!l~r~ \~no age or mco~e restr~cuon on J~mmg lhc club, he. said. Pnc~ ~~t With some of th~se mter· ested ·m JOtnmg the ~lub to g.tve them quotes on meclt~a.u~ns which they take. The fee. for JOtmng the Canacltan Savers Club ts $25. · He described the · enrollment process, noting the personal physician fills out forms whic)] they fax to a toll free number. Once · the order is . received by the Canadian pharmacy, the medication, in two to three weeks, is shipped to the patient. According to Price, the personal physician as well at the patient, is Meigs seniors involved in the process of changing the source of securing medications. A club representative is available to talk with doctors who have questions. The agent said that drugs can be ordered as generic or non-generic, that they arrive al the member's home sealed, labeled. fully insured and by certified mail. There is a shipping fee and otders must be charged to a red· . . . c 11 ~ardor debtt card. Many. people who are members are ~appy wtth t~e system and thet c~~­ un.ue to use 1.1 to save money, satd Pnce. For information, residents may call 888-407-141S Monday through Friday, to save up to 30 to 60 percent on prescription drugs. · DISCUSSING TERMS -George Price, right, and Michelle Bee assist people at the Meigs County Seniors Center who are Interested In saving. money on prescription drugs. Price and Bee helped Individuals fill out membership forms and discuss discount prices of medications through the club. (Joy Settles) Senior Outreach "Reaching Out to Meet Senior Needs" Free Telephone Reassurance, Socialization and Prescription Reminders • MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference • NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS (740) 446·9560 www .holzer.org • • • ' • ,,, \ ' • �' Saturday, July 27 COLUMBUS (AP) - Her ba~k­ ground in biomedical research and ~om ­ mitment to Ohio Stute University's acudemic plan thrust a ·University of Georgia administrator to the top of the school's lis.t of presidential candidates. Ohio State trusttes on Thu~>duy unanimously selected Karen Holbrook. u biologist, as the tirst womun president of the state's lll)'gest public university. Holbrook. 59. provost and second•rnnk • ing administrator ut the University of Georgia. Iukes over tiS Ohio State tries to improve its academic and reseurch reputation. The trustees settled on Holbrook over more than I 00 candidates because of her commitment to ncndemic excellence and in particular the university's ncndemic plan. said Jim Patterson, trustee chairman. • I Mo••- IM·IIO' I • •I Colu-. 1'11'110' I • (:: ~- SuMy ... Cloudy ..- •• - •• eoo.o, . . ......... .. ,.. - Rain possible over weekend . "More than any other ~r· son. Dr. Holbrook conveyed a thorough understanding of our vision to become a great leaching . and researcli university and what it will take to achieve it," Patterson said. The school academic plan, initiated .by former Ohio State President William Kirwan. seeks to establish Ohio State as n leader in biomedical research, recruit 11nd retain top faculty by raising salaries and improve the undergraduate experi· ence. Holbrook said Ohio State's plan was solid. "It's one that makes a great deul of sense. it's one the outside community and the academic community cun buy lnto. I'm strongly supportive of it," she said. · Holbrook has been a finulist in at least three other presidential searches in the past 18 months, including Arizona State University in March. She said Ohio State will be her lnstj'ob. "I am here as my ast career move." she said following the trustees' vote. "I'm not interested in any other position at any other time." Holbrook aid she was attracted to Ohio State because of its size and scope. from the focus, on reseurch to the strength of its undergmdunte programs. Obituaries Alice Flnllw Clppel 1\KELLVOMVOAilVTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - A task force tuckling the increase in area substance ubuse bus gotten a glimpse 111 how a central Ohio transitional residential center for recovering subst11nce ubuse victims operates und cun be successful. "I finally · believe we're at a point where we huve something that works." ·said Ivan Fas~e. director of Serenity Plus ·in Sidney. who addressed Southern Ohio Advocates for Recovery (SOAR) when it met Thursday. SOAR is the new name of the former OxyConti1i Task Force, the organization forn1ed in April to find treatmtlnt and prevention measures to stem a growing . tide of addiction and problems connected to nhuse and e~tploitation of the painkiller OxyContin. Th~ group has since changed its focus to overall substance ubuse and is launch· ing a regional approach. ex~anding beyond Galliu County to Metgs and Ju~kson counties. und Mason County. W.Va. "I think we need to move ~twuy from OxyContin and talk about recovery .efforts in southeastern Ohio," said Dennis Johns6n. SOAR's chairman. At the group's June 6 meeting. u standing committee formed to address treut.ment issuenecommended the trunsition'111 residential facility concept us a solu· ;ion . The center is u home for abusers :who have undergone established treatment programs and ure committed to beating their addictions. SUit challenges cat law · School leader offa'ecl·deal Bank robber back In Jail AEP _eamlngs drop 2 convictions found Invalid Pra·School/ K4 NOW ENROLLING Middleport, OhJo ~~....., . .cJ"'l~~~ . . ·--------~------------~~ : A roundup of the dally markets • July 25, 2002 12,000 Dow Jones Industrials 11,000 . .... A Great Opportunity Awaits! . 8,186.31 Pt1. charlgo 11om pttvlouo ·0.06 Low . HIOh 7,945.95 8,309.39 Rocord high: 11,722.98 WE NEED TO TALK! MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. · ~plans move ahead 8,000 APR MAY JUN 7,000 JUL 2.200 Nasdaie compos. 2,000 .ao.11 1,800 1.240.08 Pol ci11~ 11om pttViOIJI 1,600 ·3.89 APR 1,200 MAV JUN Jury selection underway in Mas~n County murder trial .· STAFF REPORT 1,400 . Low 1,220.93 -1,289.72 Rooord high: 5,048.82 Marolt 10, 2000 JUL POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. --: Jury selection got under way Thursday in the first-degree murder trial of Curtis Yanko, who is ....--...----. accused of gunning d o w n D a n n y .. ' 1,200 July 25, 2002 Standard& Poor's500 1,100 1,000 I •US 838.68 l.,. 900 Pe1. ci11~ 11om ptOViOIJI ·0.56 800 LOW High 775.68 844 .32 Record high: 1,527 .46 March 20 . 2000 • Salary Plus Commission • Great Working Environment • Monday • Friday Sam·Spm Send your resume to: Ohio Valley Publishing, 8:ZS Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 9.000 July 25, 2002 High · The Ohio Valley \ Publishing Company / Is seeking a highly motivated lncUvldual who ls Interested In a "TELEMARKETING CAREER", with unlimited earning potential! . Interested?? 10.000 Jan 1• , 2000 ·wE NEED TO "TAlK" TO YOU!! '182·8114 River valley Christian Academy (formerly known as Tiny Tech) Lurry Burnett of Southern Ohio area. the key is involving the community Consortium for Rural Cure. who co- and letting it know ubout its purpose. chairs the committee, cited Serenity Pl~1s "We are not working with hardened as un example and invited Fuske to speak criminals. but people who want to be u to SOAR. . "It.s the pun of the conununity,'' Faske aid . "The addiction that·s u problem and the reuSOI) neighborhood needs to know about it for the addiction that's a problem:· said first. It's important to get the community Faske. u one-time Athens · nightclub involved when i1 comes 10 locution." owner \liho kicked his own addictions To that end. Serenity Plus residents mbre than 20 years ugo. "Demand is u volunteer for everything from shoveling problem - if fewer people used drugs . snow to helping out in a thrift store to fewer people will sell them." prove they are r.:sponsible neighbors, Focusing on the mental aspects of sub- Faske said. stance abuse. continued outpatient treut· Faske recommended l hut the center 111ent, spiritual development and proce- should be operated by a professional in dures, s ·erenity Plus residelus work the tield. toward facing life on the outside aguin, "It takes a skilled person to work in Fuske said. this environment and accomplish what Residents obtain jobs to pay rent. util- you want to accomplish." said Faske. ities und food, embrace procedures who was appointed to SOAR's executive bused on 12-step recovery programs und board and will serve as .un adyisor to the rigorously attend meetings with coun· selors. sponsors and special speakers us g~~1~· executive bourd is comprised of part of the process. he added. De · J h · h· · R. h rd "We. know the program works.'' F~tske · nms o nson, v1ce c a1rman 1c u. said. "Of those who huve successfully Moore. secretary W1lmu Brow~ .and treucomplcted the pro~ram. 70 percent of surer T~d Johnson, m add1Uon I'? 11 them arc still clean. · . comm~n~ty representau~e and u county Part of Serenity Plus· success lies in its com~tsstorter from. Metgs and Juckson, being self-sulllctent, ulthough donutions counttes to~ appotn~ed Iuter. . ure welcome Fuske said. The board s formation was necessary. The tinunclnl pun of running u similar ~enn,is Jo~nson .said, as part of SOAR ·s center in the ureu interested SOAR mem- mcorporuhon w1th the state us a nonhers, who were told Serenity Plus has an protit organization, a key in obtaining annual o~ruting budget of $70.000. Bui grant funding and donations to help subFaske sutd the uctual expense runs more stance ubuse vtcUms. toward $40.000 or just above. (Coming Sunday: SOAR commiuees If such a center were established in the corttinue II'Ork.) BY K!VIN Kruv Board fires examiner BV THE ASSOCIATED ~RESS rain 50 percent. . Low pressure will control Exmo1o FOIIICAIT the weather through the Saturda,Y... Mostly cloudy weekend. keeping skies part· and contmued humid with 1 ly to mostly cloudy and scattered showers and !hunchurning up some scattered derstorms. Highs in the mid showers and thunderstorms, 80s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. forecasters said. Chance of rain 50 percent. High temperatures Saturday night...Partly Saturday and Sunday will be cloudy. Lows near 70. in the 80s. the National Sunday... Mostly sunny. . Weather Service said. Lows Highs in the upper 80s. will be in the 60s north and Sunday night ... Partly VIlli. 70s south. cloudy. Lows in the upper And the weather pattern is 60s. ! expected to remain unsettled Monday ... Partly cloudy. A •early next week. There will ch11nce of showers and thunCUYAHOGA FALLS (AP) - ll1e superintendent of Cuyahoga ' continue to be a chance of derstorms in the afternoon Fulls schools hus resigned but will receive more thun $140,000 :showers ·or thunderstorms. and e.vening. Highs in the under a sepurution agreement. · · · · · · Temperatures will be u little upper 80s. David Scarberry, who in 2000 became the district's third chief in ubove normal, in the mid-80s. Tuesday... Partly cloudy three years, was rated "well below expectations" or "below expec· WEATHER FoRECAST · with a chance of showers and tntions" in nil 29 categories of 11 school board evaluution released Today ... Partly sunny und thunderstorms. Lows 65 to Thursday. . humid. Scattered showers and 70. Highs in the upper 80s. School Board President Laurie Liebelt said thut the northeast thunderstorms this afternoon. . Wednesday ... Purtly cloudy. district •• the third largest in Summit County •• plans to hire ·1, Highs 85 to 90. West winds S A chance of showers in the Ohio an interim superintendent next week. · to 10 mph by midduy. Chance morning ... Then a chance of The district is well prepared for the new school year, Liebelt of ruin 40 percent. showers and thunderstorms. said. Tonight ... Muggy with scat.- Lows in the 60s. Highs in the • tcrcd showers und thunder· mid 80s. . storms. Localized downThursday ... Mostly clear. · pours. Lows near 70. West Lows In the 60s. Highs In the DAYTON (AP}- A man who detniled his family's history of winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of mid 80s. ' · robbing banks in u 13-page autobiography for n judge has been ordered buck to juil. Robert Wi~ginton was sentenced Thursday to 15 ~ears and eight months in pnson for his latest string of bunk robbencs in Ohio and Indiana. · During sentencing, Chief U.S. District Judge Wnlter Rice COLUMBUS (AP) -American Electric Power Co.'s secondquwter earnings, excluding special charges, were down 37 percent referred to Wigginton's account of his childhood. Wigginton wrote because of declining wholesale prices, losses in the United about how his stepfather and mother robbed banks, bringing him Kingdom and continued natural gas tl'lldinglosses, the company along in the getawwcar when he was·6 years old. "I know you've probably heard every sad story and sad excuse," sa1d Thursday. : Operating income, which excludes one-time gains and losses, he wrote to the judge before sentencin,. "I was an adult. I knew was $181.6 million in the quarter ended June 30, down from ~hat I was doing. I hope the court won 1 take i:"Y life away." $287.5 million in the same period last year. Earnings per share of 5.6 cents were 4 cents higher than estimates from anlilysts surveyed ·bY Thomson Financini/First Call. Overall earnings were $21.9 million for the second quarter, or 7 RAVENNA (AP) - Two Ohio inmutes serving lengthy sencents u shure, down 90 percent from $231.8 million, or 72 cents a tences after conviction on charges in u woman's murder could share, in the 2001 period. The numbers reflect previously soon be released und get new trials. . · announced costs of divesting utilities in the United Kingdom und Twelve years ago, Randy Resh was convicted in Portage County Australia. Common Plea~ Court for the murder of Connie Nardi, :n. The nation's htrgest power generator also reduced its earnings Resh 's friend, Robert Gondor, wa~ convicted in September 1990 !outlook for the year to a range of $3.20 to $3.35 per share, while of involuntary manslaughter. · ~ Thomson/First Call unalysts are predicting an avera8e of $3.17. Last week. the company announced it would reduce the earlier l""''lll=:J~~~~~~n . guidance of $3.60 to $3.75 per share by about 10 percent. COLUMBUS (AP)- Their petition having been rejected on a tedmiculity, opponents of a $4-a-day rental-car tax .said they would turn to the Ohio Supreme Court. · ll1e high coun will be asked to order the city .to p1uce a referendum to rescind the tux on the Nov. S ballot, said Phil Hannon, an attorney for the tux opponents. . · Hannon said d1e group ulso will ask the Supreme Court to block the city from collecting the tax, scheduled to begin next Thursday. City Clerk Tim McSweeney told the tax opponents on Thursday that the petition they retiled on Wednesday was invalid. . :J open two new parks 1md t::onnect them with bike puths to the Both men were 24 years old at the time of the womun 's violent Towpath Trail along the Cuynhogn River. death. · · Mayor June Campbell said she phms to make the improvements within two years. "It's imeo!!unl thut we do something while pltmning the big adventure. ' Campbell told The Pluin Dealer. refening to more DAYTON (AP) - The city's Civil Service Board has tired u extensive development of lund ne111' Luke Erie. chief examiner who eontended thnt u diversity phu1 for the fire Campbell recently Concluded n series of public henrings about department violates the city churter. ihe city's lakefront Besides firing Sundru Huggins on TI1ursday. the board Ill o put . her top assistant on paid leave. .Board President Thibert Grooms said they didn 'I shure the sume vision as the board. . "It's in the board's best interests,"·Grooms s1tid. "Again, we're AKRON (AP) - A lawsuit tiled on behalf of cat owners asks talking about tbcl!S and direction." Summit County Common Ple<L~ Jitdge Jmnes Willimns to block an City Commissioner Richard Zimmer was unhappy that the Akron onlinunce resu·icting cats. board didn't notify commissioners of the moves beforehand. The suit Thursday also seeks more tlum $25,000 in damages for a womun whose cut was ullcgedly captured 11nd destroyed. The suit claims the city's new cut law is "unconstitutionnlly overbroud nnd vague," deprives cut owners due process ofluw und is an "abuse of power." . ~kron. Law Director Max Rothnl suid he thinks the city will pre· Tax opponents seell help . Friday. July 21. 2002· Ohio State appoints first woman president Ohio weather I Ooyt.on [wiM:J PageAl Ohio The Daily Sentinel . The Deily Sentinel • Page A 3 www.mydellyaentlnel.com Friday, July H, 2002 . 700 APR MAV JUL JUN AP 0 LOCAL STOCKS AEP -29.50 ·' Arch Coal - 15.32 Akzo- 34.50 AmTech/SBC - 28.01 Ashland Inc. - 34 .84 AT&T- 8.78 Bank One - 34.08 BU- 18.06 Bob Evans- 26.18 BorgWarner- 53.70 ChampiOn - 2.51 Charming Shope- 6.98 CHr Holding - 23.50 . Co -24.47 DO -17.09 Papaleo - 40 .42 Premier - 7.49 Rockwell- 16.75 Rooky Boots- 5.40 AD Shell - 42.39 GKNLY-3.70 Saara - 46.63 Harley Davlcleon- 45.75 Wai·Mart - 47 · Kmart- .64 Wendy's - 36.57 Worthington- 16.00 Kroger- 18.38 Dally ttook reporll are Lid.- 17.10 the 4 p.m. closing quotu NSC- 19.52 Olk Hll FNnolal- 21 .20 of the previous day's . tranaactlona, provided by OVB-24 Smith Partners at Advut BBT-34.32 lno. of Galllpolla. • Peoples- 25.98 DuPont- 41.00 Federal Mogul - .65 USB- 18.49 Gannett- 71 .38 General Elec1rlc- 26,70 Arthur on Oct. 2, 2001, at Arthur's home in P o i n t ·Pleasant. YANKO T h e process will continue today with potential jurors slated to appear both in a morning and afternoon session. According to reports • Yanko, 26, shot Arthur at 203 Poplar St., and then sat on the porch waiting for police to arrive. The Point Pleasant Police Department responded to the scene. Yanko complained of medical problems and WIIS taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital where he was treated, nnd then wus taken to the Mason County Jail. where he has remained incarcerated since. Arthur. 28, was a . 1992 Point Pleasant graduate and an employee at Subway in Gallipolis, Ohio. and. was in the process of completing his .senior year at Marshall University. He was the son of Sandra J. (Oliver) Arthur of Point Pleasant and David Jan Arthur of Ashton. The motive behind the shooting has remained unclear and Mason. County Pros~cutor Damon Morgan's office said that Yanko has been sent for psychologiCal testing, which he suid is routine in such cases. POMEROY- Word was received recently of the death of Alice Finlaw Cappel on June 29. 2002. in Sioux Lookout. Ontario. Canada. Alice was born December 15. 1920. at Laurel Cloff. She graduated from Pomeroy High School in 1938 and from St. Joseph's Nurses Training. School us u Registered Nurse in Muy 1942. She served in the U.S. Navy Nursing Corps at Peurl Harbor during World War II. She married Thomas Cappel in 1945. They resided in Illinois for the next 20Jears. durin~ which 1imc they had four children. Alice returne to her nursmg career m 1965, ~ommg the stuff of the Cottuge Hospilal in Galesburg. lllino1 s. The family then moved to Sioux Lookou.t in Ontari ~;>. Canada. where they owned and operated a ·hunung and li hmg reson . Alice continued her nursing career at the Sioux Lookout Zone Hospital. She is survived by her husband. Thomas Cappel. and three children, Thom11s Jr.. Lynn Cappel of Siol!x Lookout. and Sue Visneskie of Renfrew. Ontario; her sister. Joun Sorden·(Juck) of Rutland ; brother. Elmer Finluw (Alice) of Harri sonville: and six grandchildren and three greut·gr.mdchildren . She was preceded in death by her parems. Elmer and Carrie Finlaw: one brother. Richard: sister-in-law. Genrude; and a son. Richard Cappel. in 1972. Services will be held August 7. 2002. at the Hillcrest Cemetery in Sioux Lookout. Ontario. Canada. LOCAL BRIEFS · Pomeroy. and others. alleging default on a promissory n~te in the amount of $ 118,892.78; and by Conseco MIDDLEPORT - Six were Finance Servicing Corp .. fined and four others forfeited Tempe. Ariz.. against Roger bonds in the court of Muyor Lee Jones. Racine. and othSandy lannarelli this week. c'rs. alleging default on. a Fined were Cynthia Faulk promissory agreement in the of Middleport. $200 und costs. amount of $50.128.82 . ALS suspension; Alexandria Hindy, $25 and costs. expired operators license. and $25 for expired tags: Julie Hensler. POMEROY - Divorces Racine. $100 and costs. viola- have been filed in Meigs tion ordinance: Hurley E. County Common Pleas Court McDonald Jr., Middleport. by Heidi Skidmore. Vinton. $300 and costs. resisting arrest. against Lindsey Skidmore, and $100 persistent disorderly: Vinton: Robin JoAnn Stiefer, Mary Frances Todd, Pomeroy, Middleport. against William $200 and costs, assault nnd . Joseph Stiefer. Gallipolis; . $100 failure to comply. and and ihercsa Renee Barrett. Amy Perrin, Middleport. $15 Wilkesville. against Larry nnd costs. speeding. Barrett Jr.. Langsville. Forfeiting bonds were An action for dissolution of Jonathan Simmons of Bidwell, marriage has been filed by $66, speed; Gail Bush •of Cassy L. Biggs. Reedsville • Middleport, $150 disorderly and James N. Biggs, Pomeroy. ·by intoxiCation: Ronald Fraley Dissolutions have been : of GalliP9lis, $67. speed: and grunted Melissa Youn~ and . Wendy ' J. · Smith, Darrell T. Young; Christme B. Richmondale, $66, speed. Young and Mikel K. Young; Harold L. Hufford und Thsha M. Hufford: and Pamela L. EH'S Henderson ··Converse and TUPPERS PLAINS latTy C. Converse. Eastern High School gradua· A divorce has been grunted tion. pictures are now avail· to Tracy L. Fletcher from able for pickup at the high James Fletcher. · · school office. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through,Friday. Middleport Court Divorces filed pictures Issued license · ' File suits POMEROY Marri~e licenses have been issued m POMEROY- Foree insure Meigs County Prro11e Court to actions have been filed in . Glenn Franklin Martin, 36. Meigs County Common Albany, and Christina Beth Pleas Court by Wells Fargo Petmon, 30, All:xiny; and Qwles Bank. West Palm Beach, Fla.• Rud,Y Hisle. 47, and Brenda against ·Roger D. Arnold, Marie Brock. 34. both of Dexter. i$h{Zr Funeral Homes A part of your community for more than 20 years. Rawling, Coats, Fisher Funeral Hoone, Middlepon, OH. CLEVELAND (AP) - A plan for the city's lakefront would The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley · · Our main concern In all stories Is 10 be accurate. 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July 21. 2002 111 Court StrHt • Pomeroy Ohio DEAR ABBY: I am an 11-year· old girl with u confusing problem. There's this neighborhood boy named "Brian" who is my age. He really gets on my nerves. Practically, every day after school. Brian asks if he can play with me or my sister. We always say no. because he's u loudmoutb at school and causes problems. One day my sister and I were walking home from school, and Brian asked for a piece of paper. He had the nerve to write me u love note! It was obvious from the npte that he has u crush .on me. He said he couldn't tell me to my fuce because I'm always rude to him . · What I don't understand is how ~can have a crush on me when he acts like such a jerk at school. · Please help me, Abby. I can't ·take it any longer. Could you give me a solution for Brian's annoying behavior? - . OVERHEATED (740) 992-215& • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallytentlnet.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher . Charlene Hoeflich Managing Editor Editor • Lt'lft•rs w rllr ~diror Ill'!' 11 ·~/wm~. Tl~r v should hr /~ss 1h1111 .100 .. ·,mls. All lmrn lll'f -'"bjrcr w ,:t/iri1111 11111/ ""'" ' br ,\'(l(llc'c/ m1d inc/mit' mlllrrs.,· ami tdepltont' 1mmbt'r. No ,,_,·(~wd /puer~< will I><' Jwhlished. IRitn·s .<lw,/d IJ~ in gmxl IW'It•. tufdrr.~ .\'ilig is.\'llt'S, IWI JJt'fSUIJlllitit'.\'. • ?11t' opinions t'-'1'1l'.'iSt>tl in thP columu bt'lou· Clrf' tlu• n m· mr.<u.< •lf rllr Ohi" '111/o•y Pul>/i.1lrillg Co. \ rrlirorial IJ<><ml. unlt','iS othendst- IIOtt'rl. NATIONAL VIEW Vigilant besides. he might become more family and introduce him to mine. attractive as he ages - so don't My mother and I are now barely bum your bridges. · civil ioward each other. I cannot DEAR ABBr: My mother was understand why she· deprived my born and raised in u European father and me of knowing each country. At 20. she met a young other. She offers no e1eplanation . American soldier who was on his All the years we missed breaks my wuy to Vietnam. They had a brief heart. How can I forgive her? affair. and I was the result ANONYM(,IUS IN NEW YORK When I was 6, my mother. marADVICE ried my stepfather unci we came to · DEAR ANONYMOUS: Start the United Stutes. My stepfather by understanding that your mother GIRL IN SPRINGFIELD, ORE. tried, but he could not fill the void was and is very angry ut your DEAR OVERHEATED GIRL: itl my life . My mother refused to fu)hcr. , She may also huve been Briun·s acting like a jerk because answer any questions about my ashamed about the circumstances he's trying to get you to notice reul father or his fumily . She of your conception. Although it him. He's young und doesn't know . always told me he was killed in the wus wmng of her to lie. until you understand her reasons for doing wur. any other way to accomplish it. If I were you. I'd try to be a litLust year, I hired u private inves- so, do not judge her. tle more tolerant and accept the tigator and found my futher alive DEAR ABBY : I have a probfuct that he likes you as u compli- and well. He was shocked, but lem with swimming. I don't know ment. Look at it this way: When happy to hear from me. Hu did not how. All I know is enough to save someone admires somebody else, even know my mother had borne my life if I have to. it's not inten.ded usun insult. And his child. DNA tests confirm I am My mom wants me to tuke his daughter. I plan to meet his swimming next year in . high Dear Abby MEIGS COUNTY NOTEBOOK. Meip County Dairy 4-H Club US. should resist urge to · back ·away from Middle East • Orlando (Fill.) Senllnel, mr rile Mil/tile Ecrsr cmtl tire United Srwes: With ulull in the constant burrug~ of suicide uttul·ks since the lsrucli ttrmy nwrched into Palestinian territory lust month, it would be tempting for the United Stutes to focus its finite lliploniutk resources somewhere else. The Bush udministnttion would be better off resisting temptution. History shows that when the United Stutes steps buck from the Midtll~ Eit,t. hard-liners on both sides step up. In a speech lust month, President Bush was ready to call · for an internarionul cnnference on Mideust peuce in September. but two suicide attacks in twu duys persuaded him to put the ideu on icc .. l·lc decided instead to cull for the ouster of Palestinian Autlwrity leader Vasser Arllfllt. Since then, the udministrution hus held ot·cusional.- private talks with le;rllers ami diplomats in ;rnd out of the reginn, but done al~nost nothing publicly to advance the . peace· process. . . lsrucl's armed return to the West Bunk hus discouruged suicide uttucks for now. but thut's not u sustainable strute· gy for peace or security. Mc;rnwhile, life fm P;rlestiniuns is nt'pidly getting wor.se . The Wnrld Bunk recently found that 70 percent in the West Bunk and Gala are living on less than $2 a duy. Mulnutrition und diseuse are epidemic. Such desperate condl1loM will only rndlcali1.e 1hc populutwn und lurthcr llllntmsh any prospects tor peace. Friday. July 21, 2002 Boy ·gets girl~· attention in all the wrong ways The Daily Sentinel Bette Pearce By_l. .l......,lt....._....Jt}J.1;;;;..;;d~---____;~ . · Pa~ge.;;.;;A=S The Daily Sentinel • SAINTS AND SINNERS MEIGS CALENDAR Community C.lendar Ia pubRACINE - A specialll'lflllllrog a the ltlhed aa a free IIIVIoe 10 I'IOO-fllol- Soulhem Looat. Baord ci Ed.rcoalaln tt groupe wtahlng to announce wilt be held edt 7 p.m Mondlly 111 the meellnga and apedat _.._ The liltl ad1ool for the JUPOII8 d dle. caltnclllr ta not dealgnad 10 pro- cuaslng perot'Mi and tnauranoe. malll utea or funckllUI'I of any members and one advisor unending. Business discussed was forms to be filled out for the fair, the Meigs Fair show and T-shirts for the group. A les· son was presented on speed control. The Meigs County Dairy 4·H Club GALLIPOLIS - Elvis Presley fans Members met this week at the fairmet on lust week at the Meigs County grounds to discuss their fair booth . were far from ready to give him up when Extension Office with 14 members. he died in 1977 at uge 42, und many still Breanu Hemsly, tiews reporter three · Cloverbuds and two advisors mourn his death, indeed continue to listen attending. to songs like "Heartbreak Hotel," "Don't . Business discussed was a tour of the ~e Cruel" and "Love Me Tender," as if Broughton Milk Plant, going to the ' Presley had recorded them only yestcl Athens County Fair to watch the Dairy day. . Show. and approval to pay , for Thanks to them Elvis is still very much Cloverbucl camp. ATHENS - Spuces still remain u "force." Thu members wen.t over the Quality for Ohio University's Seventh A Meigs County resident is going u step Assurance requirements for dairy cows. Annual · Human Resources Summer further to help preserve Presley's memoGeorganna Koblentz gave a safety tulk Institute. on wearing u safety helmet and Steven The Aug . J -2 program,:· Human ry. Combining a fine singing voice, u Yost gave a talk on eating healthy food. Resources in a Changed World," will sharp car for music, an acute talent for The next. meeting will be on Aug. I at focus on adapting to economic turns. observation with a fair resemblance to Ryan Tripp's home. Auclrianna Pullins, averting critical situations in the Presley, Dwight Icenhower is well on his office unci restructuring employer· way to perfecting a portrayal of the Rock news reporter 'n Roll icon that many observers say fits employee relations . Presley pretty nearly to a ''T." Registration for both days is $22.5. For one day, the cost is $150. For Icenhower demonstrates his ski II next at complete program information, visit 7:30 p.m. on July 27 at the Ariel Theatre, The Silver Spurs 4-H Club met on www.ilgurcl.ohiou.eclu/hr/ or cull 426 Second Avenue in downtown recently at the fairgrounds with eight 740·593·9.564 to request u brochure. Gallipolis. . Power if positive thinking one tool to fight adversity school. but the thought of it embarrasses me . What should I do. Abby'! I don't want my high school career to be over before it begins. - NOT A SWIMMER IN THE NORTHWEST DEAR NOT A SWIMMER: If ya·u are embarrassed because you think you should know how to ' swim by now, I have a solution. Sign up for lessons at the local YMCA or tako: private lessons before school starts in the fall. That way. you' II be prepared to . join the class , and you won't be embarrassed. I Dear Abbv i.f wriuen by Abi11ail Va11 Buren, also known as Jt•w11re Phillips, tmd was Jow1ded by her mother. fJaulilr e Pili/lips. Wrire Dear Abbv at www. DemAbbv.com or P0. Box 6_9440. Ld.l Alige/es, CA 90069.) Elvis ready to rock the Ariel type. ltema aN prtnlllel only aa CHESTER - Sktn .!eating will ll*ll permllli and cannot be gllllr-· take piMa at the Chester·Volunteer anteed to be prtnlllela apeclllc num- Fire Department, 4 to· 6 p.m . ber of day& . Anyone Interested In working at the local food booth at the fair Ia aaktd Satura•y, July 27 to call 985·3553. RACINE - Weekend meetings at the Red Brush Church ol Christ POMEROY - Meigs County In Bashan at 7 p.m. Saturday and Veterans Service Commlaelon, 9 at tO a.m and 6 p.m. Sunday. a.m. at ottlce, 117 Memorial Drive, Denver Hill wtll be the speaker. Pomeroy Ohio Univenity summer HR institute Sund1y, July 28 REeDSVILLE -The 66th annu· at Charles Wesley and Elsie Florance Lucas Buckley reunion, at Forked Run State Park, south ol Reedsville. A covered dish dinner at 1p.m, MIDDLEPORT.- Gospelalng at the Middleport Church ot the Nazarene, 8:30 p.m. "Delivered" to. be singing. Pastor Allen Mldcap Invitee public. Silver Spurs 4-H Clu.b Monday; July 21 MIDDLEPORT - Oh-l<an Coin Ctub will mee1 7 p.m. a1 the Trolley House In Middleport Refreshments will be served. An auction will be held . Tuelday, July 30 POMEROY - Childhood Immunization clinic 9 to 11 a.m and 1 to 3 p.m. at the Meigs County Health Department. Take children's ahot records . Children must be accompanied by parenVIegat guardian. Donations appreciated, not required. · TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toduy is Friduy, July 26, the 207th duy of 2002. There urc 158 daysleft in the ycur. ;t Todny's Highlight in History: ' Fifty yettrs ago. on July 26. 1952, Argentinu's first ludy. Eva Peron. died in Buenos Aires at age 33. On this date: In 1775. Benjamin Franklin became Postmaster-General. In 1788, New York became the II th state to ratify the U.S . Constitution. In 190!!, U.S. Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte issued an order cremi11g an investigutive agency that was a forerunner of the FBI. In 1947, President Truman signed the National Security Act, creuting the Department of Defense, the National Security Council, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In 1948, President Trum'an signed a pair of eltecutive orders prohibiting discrimination in the U.S .. armed forces and federal employment. In 1952, Adlai E. Stevenson was nominated for president by the Democratic national convention in Chicago; John J. Sparkman was nominated for vice president. In 1952, King Farouk I of Egypt abdicated .in the wake of a coup led by Gamal Abdel Nasser. In 1956, .Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal. In 1971, Apollo 15 was launched from Cape Kennedy; In 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed into law the Americans with Disabilities Act. Ten years ago: Iraq agreed to permit w.eapons inspectors to . search the Agriculture Ministry in Baghdad. Miguel lndurain of Spain won cycling's Tour de France for the second year in a row. Singer Mary Wells died in Los Angeles · · at age 49. . Five year' ago : President Clinton visited Lake Tahoe, announcing a $2t'r million committment to the lake ' s preservation. , One year ago: China granted parole ' to two U.S.-based scholars convicted of spying for Taiwan. Today's Birthdays: Movie director Blake Edwards is &0. Actor James Best is 76. Singer Dobie Gray is 62. Actresssinger Darlene Love is · 61 , Singer Brenton Wood is 61. Rock star Mick Jagger is 59. Movie director Peter Hyams is 59 . Kock musician Roger Taylor (Queen) is 53 . Actress Susan George is 52 . Actor Kevin Spacey is 43. Rock singer Gary Cherone_i' 41. Actress Sandra Bullock is 38. Actor Jeremy Piven is 37. Actress Kate Beckinsale is 29. Thought for Today: "Parodic' and caricatures are the mdst penetrating of crit_icism1." - Aldous Huxley ( 1894-.1963). \ • • WEST'S VIEW ..,. ' Hillary continues to push hard for soft money First, Santa Claus, then, the bull market - now, it turns out that some of those campaign-finance reformers you hear about aren't so reform-minded . after all. According to Sen. -Russell Feingold, 0-Wis., a "core group" of five or sill Setii'te Democrats- includ1ni New York's Hillary Rodham Chnton- is trying to figure out how to ~et around the McCain-Feingold ban on 'soft mone)".' campaign contributions COLUMNIST that takes effect Nov. 6. .So concluded Feingold after a "closed-door shouting match'' last week with Clinton, D-N.Y., first reported by terization of the Democratic Party "perthe New York Daily News, that turned a plexing," but Clinton's -staff members private, fairly .dry Democratic forum on have reserved judgment. Maybe it was the impact of-the landmark fundraising just too hard, almost, for them to imaglegislation into a public, fairly juicy rne Clinton- the very pictqre of senaspat. "You're not living in the real torial collegiality, lo. these many world!" Clinton . is 1 said to have !llOnths --even becoming involved in an "screamed" at Feingold before a mtra-party contretemps. Of course, anylunchtime ~athering of Democratic sen- one becoming familiar with the context ators. "I ptcked up my glass of water of this little senatorial 8crum would and said r do live rn the real world, and instantly understand what the News I'm doing just fine in it," Feingold later d~bbed as Clinton's "first big blow-up told the Associated Pres!. wllh a colleague." Maybe it's best to reserve judgment In the course of a presentation on the on which senator holds the more com~ impact of the soft-money ban and the pelling claim on reality: the gentle- ~ederal f?1ectio~s Commissio.n regulawoman from New York whose surname ttons, wh1ch Femgold would hke to see is synonymous with soft-money corrup- . tightened, Democratic campaign lawyer tion, or the gentleman from Wisconstn Robert Bau~r .warned that senators who sees purification in legislated cen- could face cnmmal charges for seeking sorship. Feingold, however, was per- "ge~eral politi~al support" from an ceptive enough to describe the fracas as aud1ence that mtght sUbsequently make "a ,troubling ~isplay for a party that soft- m~.ney donations. "It w~~ also SUj!· cla1ms to be tor trymg· to clean up the j!ested, the News reported, that pohtsystem." !cal event~>, !ike. Preli.ident Clint!Jn,'s A spokesman for Senate Majority mfam~us While H9u~e coffees fo~ b1g Leader Tom Daschle found this charac- donors, could theoretically be cnmmal- Diana West •Aluminum ~CD Sytttm WhHII • Tilt 81Hrtng • Ontl1r Sytttm • CruiH • KtyiHI Entry Control Aulomlllc • Rnr Spolllr Air Cond. • Power Wind. •CD Sylltm • P0wtr Locltl • Powtr 8tat • CD 8ytllrn • Powtr Wind • Alum. WhHI• ,,• .. '· lh DIANA WilT • V.e Power • CruiH Conlrol .• 4 Spttd Auto. • n11 StHrlng • fltmott Ktyllll Entry ized under the new law." (They coul~" have been criminalized under the ol~ law•. but that's another story.) :. Dtd someone say "White House cot;. fees"? Them's fightin' words for the: junior senator from New York by way: of .. Pennsylvania Avenue. , When: Femgold protested. oddly, that such aq· inter,Pretation of his law was "not ratio-· nal,' Clinton simply "hammered him.~ ("Clobbered him' was another particU: larly .evocativ~ descrip!ion of het approach, the vtgor of whrch may have had something to do with the fact that Feingold was the one Democrat to vot~· a~ainst dismissing charges against Bill Clinton during the former president't senate impeachment trial.) Clinton went on to explain how it was that she knew from experience that, "political adver:" saries ... would make senators' livel hell," that allegations and suits mi$1'¢ come to· nothing, but only after constcJ: enible political and financial cost. · Ouch. Feingold said Clinton later apoloiized to him, although for what__. attacktng his pet campaign-finance leg: islation, or votini for it in the first place -he didn't .spectfy. "Tt's,not surpnsing; but I don't know how they think they'r~ going to $el away with it, in a closed room, trymg to fi,!!ure out every way they can to keep ra1sing soft money, and then ~ublicly act like they're ~etting ri(,l of it, Feingold later-said. "Its going t~ sound phony." •' ' But look on the bright side: At lcasl.' it's going to sound consistent. ~ (Diana West is a columnist at~tl edito';; rial writer for The Washin11ton Time ...:. She can be contacted via dwest®wa.rh': · in11tontimeuom.) .., • Air Conditioning • AMIFM 8tort0 •ltylect Whetll ' • AIIIDmllta • Powtr Locltl • CruiH control ·~Wind. • POINt SNI • Alum. WIIHit •POwtrlocltl • CruiH Control • Poww Wind. • Crulll COli~ • Poww Locu • ntt stNrtng •C08ytlam Brand New 2003 Pontiac Vlbe 5 Door •AtrConclltlonlng •CD Sylltm , ., With Equ1llw • VERY IPORTYI ' : • VERY VEA8~TILEI .... 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Ill tim nnt.l (l fill 1• 111 W«hk"'-1111~. 7 'U j'llll ; Yuuth I n 7· Ill r 111 W. Muln St. Mmt~lt'r : Anthon) f\htrri5 Suno.l.t) S\. h11~, 1 9JO 11.111. Wmshijl· IIUO u m, fo Jl.m. wc.hiCMiuy Scr\lkc..; 7 Jl.lll . 7·1(Jpm Thur' 7:tXI I'm l'lt~ lor Milrt) R. Hutiott GMK11 t-:piiK'Upt~l Chun'h 121'1 E. Mnln St. . l'tt mcmy Re\ , JamcM BernAcki. Rev. Kathurin J-:O!<Icr Stmday S~ht~tll Wm~lup . tI Mlddltporl Chun:h or ChrM ~ th11nd Yuuth . Mttin Mim~h.' f ; llill FI"IIIICI" Pu ~ttw Wcd11l'-'•tl:ty St'r\il:c~ . 7 Jl m J."lnn ~IU1htrn R11PtJ•t 4 U172 ~~~mcrn )' l>ikc l'u~1"1 H. Lunmr O'llry11111 Sunduy S.:htMII · \1. 1011.111. W11f~hlp M: I~ u.m . lJ : ol~ um & 7;1~ ) p.m. Wcll n c~• lu y St~n kes . . 7 : 1Hl _ p. u ~o 1-' 1~ R~aptMI ("'hun-h ,. . l'u'l"r· Mm k Mum 'W hll1unll Pnlu\l' r St , Mlddlcpmt Sunduy Sdh~t~l . Y 1 .~ u.m. Wot"~htp Ill: 1.~ 11m .. 7. !H l fllll. 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Vll"lory H•ptl•t lndtprndent ~2~ N. 2111.1 St. M.ltldlcr~tlrt Puator: l rtme~ E. Kcl.'~ec Worllhip - IOLt.m., :/ pm WcdncMdtty ScrvkrH. 1 J'llll. J.'11Uh 811ptlat Chun.·h l<ullrnad Sl . Mu~un 'Sur1th1y Sch1W'I • 10 11.111.' WurHhlfl · II a.m.. () )1,111. Wc1lnc~duy .~ervu:c~ • 7 p.m lt·ol't!Mt Mun Bilpll"t l'uM !ur : Ariu~ l·l1lrt Sut11l1ty Scho11l • IO 11.111. WorHhl~ . II n,m, 1.11tml curr ~n.'t M\!tlw~l•t Ch urt·h R~ ~. Lcs Stmnil11lnt1 Myra L. Strnndt Sunduy S~:hoHI . IJ:.lO a.m. w,,uhlp · ~'tl:.\0 u.m.. unLI n p.n1. Wednc~du~ Survict• • 7:0(1 j1.111. or Chrl111 'l'he <.:hurrh C)( Jtfl\18 f" hrl~l or L•Uti'•llily Saints St . ~1 . lfi(J, 44b·fl247 ttr 446· NHtt .~u nduy Sdioul . lj IIIII, Sunduy Sl'iMHI I JO:lll· llu.m. Reher Sudcty/f'ricslht HMI J 1:n:o;. I2:1XJ W111" ~ h l jl · lll 11 111 . fl \tlp.t!L . Wcdn c~dJ)" Scn1 c~~ 1 p.m. 11r1Uil Su~rumclll Scrvkc \1- Ill: I j tt.m. lltJIIk!lllllk lllij llll'clin g, l ~ t Thur~. · 1 run . ('hurl'h Jl1"h•r. Wuhcr! Mu ~~cr Fourth & Muln St., Mlddlcpon Ptutnr: Wl'l"'. Gllhcn Cral11. Jr, SunLia~ Schnol · IJ·:\t") a.m. Wurshir' . 10: 4.~ 11.111. Wnr~hlp · 1U:JO u.m., 7:30 Jt. m, Wor8hip • 10:45 a.m. Sundny EveninJ • 6:00p.m. Pa~tnr: Mork. Mr.:Catnu• ' Rulland fi'ree Will Kapllflt Salem St. Ptt•llir· Rt:v. P11ull'aylor Sunt.luy Schon! • 10 II .IU. Evcnlna • 7 p.m. Wedne ~dlly Servlcu . 1 p.m. Seeund B•plltt Chur<:h Rrcdnlllc l.llun:li nt t:ltrlfll Putnr. fhii1Jf'!'im1.t 'Stilllluy Sc h1111!: IJ·.10 11 m. \.\'n r~h lp S~rvkc : IO :.Hl u.m Uihh: Stud y, WcdtlCsduy. tdO p.m ( 'allwlic SICI'fd lltarl CathoDe Church 8ethany Pu~tor : l:>ewuyne Stutler Sunday Sehoul · 10 a.m. Wor.~ h ip • 9 11.111, Wc:dnc~day Scrvice8 · 10 u.m. Carmei·Sunon Racine, Ohin · Pa~lnr: De wayne Stutler Sunday Sdu1ul • 9:.10 u.m. Wurshlp · I0:4~ a.m. Dible"Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Mornlny S111r l'aslnr: !)(wayne Stutler Sundny Sch1)11 l • I I 11 m. Wor~ h i p . HI a.m. St. John l.u1her11n Church Pine Orcwc Wtlr~hlp · 9a.m. · Wcdnesda)'" 7 p.m. WUI"MhJp • 9:()() U. lll , 4)1fr Silvlour l.ulheran Churrh Wu lnut 1md llcnry St ~.. Ma\lcttsworHI, IJf11trr t"IIUrth uf fhrlll l'ustur: Nnthan R11hh1Hlln SunLiuy sd1 111ll 9:.\0 u.m. Nitrlll~ll Will , supc:rlntc:ndent Su nduy w o r~ hlp • IO:j() tun . W.Va, Putor: Du viU Ru~'!CII . Stmduy St•hool - 10:00 u.m , Wor~hll' Church ofChrl111 • II Q m. St. Paul Luthtran Churth l~nn1er Sy~-~ 111\lfC & Second St., Pnmen1y llll t11ec:tiun 7 und 124 W HvunKtil~t : [lenni~ Sarjclll Sundny JJihlc Stllt.ly - IJ:3U 11.111. Wnr~hlp ; 10:~0 a,m, 11nd fl:JII p.m. W~dneH~IIY Bible Slu\ly · 7 11.111. Stmdll)"Sdtool · 9:45a.m. WnrNhlp • I I u.m. ( 'hrisliau I 'uio11 Ur1ham United Methodlllt Wur•hlp - 9 : ~0 a.m. (lilt & 2nd Sun), 7•.l1J I'J .m. (Jrd &. 4th Sun) Wcdne8day Scr\llce - 7:~0 p.m. Chrl~llan Union Banrnrd, W.Vu. l'•.~ tnr : Du~id Orecr Sunday School • 9·Jo u.m. Wm~ hip HJ:.lll u.m., 7:11() p.m. ( 'hurch of ( ;od Mt. Olin United Methodltl Off 124 Dchind Wilkeavllle Pn ~ lu r : Re~. Rulph Spires Sunday Sch01.1l . 9JO a.m. Wor~hiJ'l · Ill: lO a.m.. 7 p.m . Thur~day Servlcc:H· 1 p.m. MI. Moriah Churt·h of God Mlk Hill RU ., Radnc f'11~Wr: Jmnc~ Surtc:rlicld 1Melp Cooptrilll\'e Parh1h Nunhco st Clu~tcr Alfred 7:110 I'JII . Sc.:htl(t l . IJ :4~ 11.111. F:\lcninM - 6 p.m, Wcdne8tlny ScrvlccM · 7 p.111. Sll!uluy '1 Worship · 9 a.m. Sunda)' Sehoul · 10 a.m. ThurMiuy Servicc:.s -7 p.m. Flnt Churth ofGnd Apple 1111d Srt:und St~ . f'll 81m: Rev D11vit1 MuueJI Sunday Sc.:huol und Wonhl p- 10 1,111 , f.,·enhtj Ser~lceM· 6:JO p.nt Wednc!IIJ11)" Servicu . 6..10 p.m. S)'rlt(U!W JopJHI P!t~ICir . Bob kandolph Wol'lhip ·9:30 a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. lA.Ina&ouom Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wor~hip • 10:30 a.m. or ChUN.'h nt (.iod ProphKy O.J . Whil_e Rd . off~S!. Rt . 160 Reednlllt Center C'llllrl'h" Puslt•fN Jt1hn & Patt y WuUc M.1 SwPnd Aw. \1u ~o n 77]-50 17 Scf\.lce tun!! : Suuduy llUO 11. 111. Wcdnc~lluy 1 pm Abundtml GrM('f R.t~ I. 92J S. Third S1., Mli.Jdlcpml Pu~tor Tcn;su Du v i ~ SunJuy\llnin·, 10 11.111. Wcll nc :-;du y )(CfVitll. 7 I"J.UI. WorMip • 9 a.m . Tuesday Servlcu-7 p.m. Hethtl Churth Townshtp Rd ., 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m, Wonhip . I0 u.m. Wcdnc:Kday Sei'vicc&· 10 a.m. Hockln11pur1 Church Orand Stn:~ . Su nday School· 10 un . Wor1hlp • II 11.m. Wcdnelday Scrviccll- Hp.m. Torch Church Cn. Rd. 6~ Sundtty School-9:30a.m. Wnnhip . l 0:30a.m. WcdncMiuy . 7 p.m . Fri•lay · fc llowNhip .mv1cc 7 p.m. The Ht'lle\'en' lt"ell••wt~hlp MlnlrHry New Lht1c Rd ., Rutlund Pustur: Rev. Margruct J. ltt~hinMon Sen•Ices: WeLincst.luy, 7:Jfl p.111 . Sunduy. 2:]0 p.m. llarri!Kirn<lllt Communily Church P!IS!or: The ron Durhum . Sunduy - IJ:.lO tun. m;d 7 p.m · Wcllnesdn y . 7 p.m. Communi I)' Chu~h j7.5 Pearl St ., Mlddlt~fltJn Prllllor: Sum AndcrHI\11 Sutldliy Schunl 111 n.m l!vc nin.IJ, · 7:Jf) p.m. Wedn(uduy S crviiJ~ - 7:~1) 11.m. Haul Cnmmunlly Churth OJT Rt. 124 Mom Ch11ptl Churth Sund11y AChfK>I · 10 u.rn. Wonthip • I I a.m. Wedneliduy Service· 7 p.m, Fallh G01pel Church · Lona Bounm Sunduy School - 9:30 o.m. Wonhlp • 10:45 a.m .. 7:30p. m WednelkJny 7:30p.m. Retd1vllle FeUow1hlp Church or the Nazarene Pa1101: Teresa Walduk. Sundo~~y School . 9:30a.m. Worahip • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednell;day Service• • 7 p.m. Sy1"14:UH Ch~reh of lht Naurent Pa1tor Mlb Adkin1 Sunday School· 9:30a.m, Worthlp ~ 10:30 11.m., 6 p.m. Wedneldsy Service• • 7 p.m. P118tor: LawretK'e Bu11h School · 9:30a.m. Eveninv • 7 p,m. Wedned'11y &rvlce - 1 J'l.m. Cal\'11ry Hlble Chun.·h liun lcn.oy Pile. Co. Rr.l . P11' 1ur: Rt'v lliiM.'lwt)(ll.l Sunduy Schon! - '.I ·JO lUll , Wurship IO:Jo tu11. . 7:JO p m . .wl'llucslluy Servke . 7: J(J p.m. Wt,nhip · 7 ll-111, Sl·rvicc . 7 p.m. Wcdnc~duy Nt!w l.lf1• Vk·tnry Ct•ntcr .\71~ Ocnrg~~ Creek Hnud, Gulltpotnt, llll 1 1 n~tnr: Bill S!IIIIJII Sundll} ·snviu·s · 10 u m, & 1 p.m. Wcdn~·..;duy 7 p.m. & Ynuth 7 p.m. Smunluy 2:tM) p.m. tiod')l: Tt111ple of Praise .l iM~ Md..)uirc Rll . i'umcruy, Ohlu Pustnr: Wuyuc llukoh11 7:fHl rm New churd1 Nu Sunlluy sen.-Icc CSillhliHhCtl. Scrl-' il:e~: Thur.~. Nitll~ S11lem Community C.: ..u~h Ucvinjl Roud, Wr~t ('p]umhill, W,Vn, Pu .~ !m : Clyde Ferrell Sumluy SchuoliJ:.ltJ 111 11 Sunduy cvenh111 ~c rvlcc h pm Wctincsdll y se rvice 1 pm Venlft't'Hital Al.Wmhly St Mt , I ~4. ~ndnc l'u ~tur Willlam Htl~o ~k SunJuy School · I~) a.m. Evcnln11 , 1 p.m. Wcdnc11day SllrviccH . 1 p.m. SyriiCUIIt~••lrat United l•rtt~byterlan Eld er Rohcn Cruw Sundny School • I0 li.ln. WorHhlp • II ll.l;l, l'n~tror: Harrl10nwlfle Pretb)'leriiln Church Wor11hip · 9u.m. Sunt.lmy Sch1M1l • 9:4ji n.m. Middleport r•mbyterlan· . Sunday School . 9 a.n't WorHhlp · IU a.m. • Sevtnlh·f.hiy A.dweniiNt Mulberry HtH . Rd ., Pomeroy Pu•tor: Roy Lowln~ky Suturday Service~ : Sahbath Schuul · l ·p,m. w hi • l I 11ill'd llrl"lhrl'll MI. H_ermon United Brelhrrn In Chnol Church Teua Cnmmunlty 36411 Wickham Rd P111tor: Raben Sanden Sunduy School . 9:30a.m. Worshij'l · lll:J(J n.m., 7:(.1() p.m. Wcdne!idtt)' ScrvlceM . 7:00p.m. Suri!Ja~ United Jo'alth Church .Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pali~ Pn•tor: Rev. Ruben E. Smilh, Sr. Sundlly School • 9:30 u.rn. Wonhlp • 10:30 u.m ,, 1 p.m. Wednellday Sc~lcc · 1 p.fn. Eden United Brethren In Chr11t 2 112 mile• nonh or Reedsville un S11ilc: Route 124 Pustnr; Rev. Ruben Murkley Sunt.lny Sch(Mll· l I u.rn. SundJI)' Woi'llhip : 10:110 a.m. & 7:CXI p.m. Wcdne ~day Ser\'kefl · 7:3.0 p.m. Wednc8d11y Youlh Service. 7:30p.m. •·uu GIHIIpel LlMhlhouJe. JJ045 Hilrtnd Road, Pomeroy · Pulor: Roy Humer Sunduy School. 10 a.m. Evenlna 7:30p.m. Tucliday & Thurlldny. 7:30p.m. South Belhel Community Chun:h ==== Church announcetnalta RACINE PLANING MILL K& C JEWELERS MillWork Cabinet Making Syracuse 212 E. Moln Str11t Pomeroy that school up north' picked to win Big Ten • F1l1h t"t llow~blp t:ru.udr rnr fltrilil PNur: Rl' V, J-<nm~lin Dickens Scn•ke : Frlr.llly. 1 p.m. Pu11u·r: P...d•el Hun Sundoy Schnol . 9:30 lUll, WorMhip - 10:30 a.m., _7:3 0p.m. Vyeavllle Cummunll~ Churth Sunday Sehoul · 9:30 u.m: Wotshii'J · JO:JO 11.m., 7 ~.rn . Ffld•Y· July n. 2002 Bible Church Pn ~ tnr: J c)o~l' Mu m .~ Sl llt1luy Sd1nol • Y:.'O u.m. Woa·~ hlp ·' IJ:JU 11.111. iu1d 1 p.m . g 11 Lcum, W.Va. Kt. I J•nwll"; BriAn M11y Stmdn}' Schlool • \U() a.m. W(lr~hip • 7 (X) JI.Jll. Wt•lhlc,day llthlt: Stmly . 7·1K) p.m. Scrvi.:c~ Full Go11pel Churrh · Long llmwm" Pustoc Steve Reed MI. 011\'e Community Ch urch p.m. .~'alr\'le"' t"ull (lospcl Chun:h nf lhe Lh·lnw Sanlor Rt .J.lK. Anlhjllll)' ~'11l1h Diamond Roundup, Page B2 Williams wanted frozen?, Page 83 Wn""lup • tU \U • m Wetlne'oiJ.iy Scrvkc. 1 p.m. Htlhel Wonhlp Center Tuprers l1luins Grade Scht)l) l Pusl\11: R11h Harber Assistunt l"•~tu r : Kurcn Dnvi~ · Sundi•Y Wt1rshi jl: 10 am Eve ning Wur,hip: 6 pm Sllvcnn-111\l Communl1y ChuN'h Yt1uth group 6 pm Pns111r: Wll)' l~ R. Jewell Wedncsdu y: Power in Pmycr Sumluy Scrvke~ . 1(1 till 11.m. & 7:00 p.u1. aml Uibl c Stmly • 1 pm ThurNtluy · 7:110 p m Ash Slretl {'hul"'fh A~h St., Middlcpun- Pu~lnr : Glenn Rowe Rrjok'lna Ure ("burcil Sunduy S~:htll.'l - 10:00 11.111. ."iiiU N. 2nU Ave .. Middlcptll"l SunJ11y. Service . 7:00 fl. Ill. Pus11•r; Mik~ Foreman WcJneslluy Scn·ict• . 7l~ l p.m. Pu~Hw Eml·ritu~ Lnwn: 1~c Fml:mun Worship- I0:(10 11111 llarvtsl Outrt'llrh MlniAtril'!i Wednesday ScrVICCH • 7 p.m. oi74J9 Kcibcl Rd .. C'hcslcr l'u~ltlr~: Ruv. Mt~ry un~l Hu rn lll C'nuk Cllhon 'fl&htrnat•le Church Stmllny Scr\"l (·c~: 10 u.m. & 6 Jl.lll. C'liflon, W, Vu. Wl•dnesdny Scrvkl·~ . 7 p.m. Suntluy Sdu~t• l · W n.m. Syracu8e Mlulon 141 I 8ridgcman.Sr.. Syracu8e Rev. Mike 11mmp~~oon,Pus tur Sunday School· JOu.m . . Evenln&. 6 p.m. Wedneaduy Ser\'icc. 7 p.m. P111or: Allen Mi<k:ap II a.m., 6:30 p,na, Pnrll111nd ·Jo.lnt Churth or t!w l'' ~tul't'nt Pustor: Wil!itun Jus1111 Sundtty Sch111.JI - 10:00 run. Mumlng Won;hip · 10:4."i 11.m. Sund~y Scr"l'k~ · 6 .\0 p.m. AIUI~ l.lrc "FuU -Gti~ Jltl l Meigs Counly's Oldcot Floris! 352 East Main Pomeroy, Oh 992-3785 fRIDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Enterprising · kids busted by ·skins CARLISLE. Pa. (AP) Five children were kicked out of the W~shington Redskins pructice area for selling drinks and cookies to fans going to see the team practice. During the first two days of training clunp, the children said they made $112 from their stand ut the public entrance to Biddle Field. But then security guards told them to leave after vcn- ' dors insi~c the stadium com plained. Pro skier wants to play for Colorado DENVER (AP) - An Olympic moguls skier who wants to play football for the University of Colorado sued the NCAA, saying it unfairly restricted his ability to c<intimle skiing professionally. In the lawsuit filed in Boulder County Qistrict Court, Bloom argues that if he plays for the Buffaloes this year, he would be forced to give up professional skiing, a modeling contract and a developing acting career · because of the NCAA's interpretation of its regulations. Heinen leads· ,.,actor Classic' SILVIS, Ill . (AP)- Mike Heinen. trying to regain full PGA Tour membership, shot an 8-under-par 63 to take a one-stroke lead over Fred Funk in the John Deere Classic al' Deere Run. Armstrong doser to fourth straight title CLUSES, France (AP) Italian rider Durio Frigo won the 17th stage of the Tour de France, while Lance Armstrong kept the overall leader's yellow jersey and remained a! most certain to . take a fourth straight title on Sunday. The le'g was the Iast of the· grueling mountain stages. ~The remaining three legs arc · easier and give riv,als almost no opportunity to cut Armstrong's big lead of 5 minutes. 6 seconds. The Te)(an finished the 88· mile stage from Aime to Cluses in 24th place, 4 minutes, 36 seconds behind Frigo, who clocked 4:02 :27. • Davi•·Oulckol Agency Inc. URANCE The Daily Sentinel Inside: White's fht~~pt'l Wf'Sleyln (\1vh illc l<oad P•~~~~ ~· Rt\ Phdhp R11kmlUr Sunduy 'khlit'l • 9:JO u m. Sunday School 9:.\0 a.m. Wurtohir • IO:JO a.m., O;JO p.m. Wedne>itlay Scrviu·s . 1 r.m . Community ur Chrld 1\lnhmd·RIK·i nc Rd Pu~wr : Mtchacl l>uhl Suntluy Sd\l1ol 9:~ 0 a.m. · Wun.lup . 10: ~~~am . WcLinc~duy Sl!r\lcc\ . 7:00p.m. 28.2002 t' m-dum GIM~I Mhsion Huld Kno.t1, on ('{1 Rd J I l'u~tor: H: t~ RtlJCf W1llfonl "unday School 9· \IJ u m Wor~hiJ}- 7 p m Rulland Churth ollhe Nua~Yrle Pa~lur: Rc't'. Snmucl W. l:ia~yc Cool"llle UnUed MethodiJI Pari1h Pottor; Helen Kl ine Coolville Chun.:h Main & lllfth Sl. Sunday School - 10 a.m. P118tor: Jane Beullle Wol'!it1lp • Chtsttr Cbun.-h Clflhe Naunne Pa&t\•r Rc:1· licrben Crute Sunday School 9 :~ 0 lUll . Wm:-; lup • II q.m., 6 p.m Wedne.~oday Scl"\"kcs - 7 p 111 Sunday &:hool . 10 11.1n. Wonhip · 1I 11.m. Wedne8dlly 7 p.m. R11cine Brinn Uark ne~R (:ht~~ler Jttne Ucuule Sundny School - 9:3<Taun, Jau Lllwndcr Su•Kluy Sch,..ul· 9:)1) u m. Wm10h1p I U.JO tun. Rnd 6 p.m. WL'l.hW~Ia~ Sl'n kr' • 7 p m · Olltt·r ( 'hurrht·-. ~ 81lliC' S~lldy 9 1111. Sunda) Cnlf-ton lntrrdC'numJ... lh.lnal t.'\un·h K lllj~bul) R~llll.l l'ustnr ' H:uhen Vanct' SunJA)' Sthnul I,J·,IJ~.m Wllf\htp St•r.ke I(I .~tl u m hcnmw Scr,·we h p m Pu~t,)f: ••alth Valle)' 'l'll hernade Chun:h halley Rw1 Rood Putor: Rev. Emme tt Ri.w~nn Sunday Evening 1 p.m. Thunduy Scrvit:c . 7 p.m. Pt~M!ur : Middleport Church or lhe Na;qrene P011or: AliM Mldcap. Sunda)l Schoo! · !1:30 11.m. Wor11hip • 10:.~ a.m., 6:JO Wc:dneHday Servlcet. 7 p.m. Plt~tor: KuU11nd Churth uf God Pmllnr: H.11n He11th Sunduy Wtlf~hip · Ill a.m., 6 p rn. WeL1ucM111y SerYiccs • 71'.111 Pa..ror: Brian Harkrtcu SU.,cr Ponwroy Chllrch oiiM Nazarene Mlddlet~nrt Sunt.luy School • HI 11.111. Sutklll)' Scltnol • 10 :00 u.m. Havrn ~""Ol ll..l, WV J·~ ~ tor: Dnvid W Mt.<'lnin Su!ldll)' Schon I In am· MurninK wur~lp 11 am E\·cnlnjl: . 7 pm Wellne•day 7 p.m. Salem Ctnler IJusw r: Willi tun K. M11r.~h l dl Sunday S:l'huol- 10: 1~ 11.111 W(1rship · 1}: I ~ 1t. 1i1. Albic Study: Munduy 7:(XJ pm Snowville Sund11y S ~ hool - 10 u.rn. Worship - Y11.111. I ullwr:111 w••Y Service 1::\o f'l.m . Wc1!nc~uy Scrvh:e~ A.nllqult)' HaptiMI Sundit)' Schut•! · 9:30 u.m , "1,.. p.m. e••• Letart ~undtt,!l<itottl.'¥~ ' ·'"·' ll11rtford Chul'fh of Chrl•lln Mt. Morl•b Bapllll Thur~duy ServiL-e~ - 1 Cannel & Ha~han Rd~ . Laller-l>a_\ Saiuls J : \'l llllll'll~t Mih• Moure. Chrl~thm Hulland Sundity School . Y:Jn 1un . Wt1nhip - li>:)Ou,m. • 7: .1011.111. He~. Murk Mtchucl .'ilmduy Sd1 tll ll 'J :JO n.ttl . Wur~hip · 10 : 4 .~ 11.111.. 7 p,m Thur~·la)" IUhlc Stmly UIKI Ymtlh . 1 n.m. ('umcr nl !'I t, Rt·, 124 & ll nlllhu ry ~d . Mhustur: !lou ~ ."i humhlin Yml!h Mlnl~tc r IIlii Am!ICI"I!tl!r Swulilj .lid1o11l . li:JO 11 .111. W11f.~ ltip · H:llfl iUJ1.. UI:.\IJ u.m.. 7·1)0 p.m. Wl't.lnc sduy Scn·lt;l·r. • 7_:011 p.m. l.ltiiM""IIIIl RMk Sprinp Keith Ruder Sunday Sehoul · 9: I~ a. m. Worship · 10 11:111 • Ynuth 11dlowllhip, Sunday . 6 1M11 , Pu~w: Uj'Nell Hun"lf11IIIIL'IIH l'hun:h l tl~ lu r Jilllll ~WIIII ..o\11 lllt·kury IIIIIN Chun:h P11~1or : WtN!cy1111 Dible llolhtel" (,"hun:h 1~ Pcurl S!, Mitkllej'lt••1 Pustnr: ~C\' . Dou~ C'nx Slmtluy Wu~l!ip · t)·'O p.m.. 1:~ 0 p.m . Wc~~~~· ~Jh y Scrvlt:c • 7:.10 p.m. 1 Uclhlcht·miiMJIIlllt ( 'htll'l.'h Ch"t'ut Ucnd , Rl'itll' 124, ~ .ndl lt', f II I I)1Nnr . IJunkl Mcl'r,l Stmduy S~o·h ou l · 9; lO 11 .111. Sundu) Wouh1p . IO:Jil 11.111, Wt"dllc~duy Uthlt• Study · li:IIU p.m. Pomrroy Rod Brower Worsh ip . 9:~~ 1 111. Sunday Schnnl· !O :l~ 11.111 . or Shtu·o n llulln"~• Church Wt•dnc~ d!ty S.:- a'vlc~: llndlmry t "hurch uf ( 'hrM Pustnt · ~~}-.~~ llrmlhmJ 1(11,111, MH,hii ••JIIli·t Smltltly Sd11•ol IJ Hl 11 .111 Wut ~ l np HI \II u m MI. llrtl11n ll11ptl~l PUNII\1 IJII\'1il WiM"IIHI II Sumluy Sd tnHJ 11 : 4 .~ 11.111 b ·t·rlluw 11: 10 p.m. Wcdnc~ti iiY Scrvict:~ : i1:,\Op .m, Wol'!ih!p . In a.m. l?lnt· Gnwr Dible ltullnt!il Churc:h 112 lillie nfl Rt. J2~ ~u.,tor : Rev, O'De ll Munle y Suuduy Sdlt~tJI • 9:J() a.m. WorshiJ! · ltlJO u.m., 7::f0 fUI1, 'IUp)H:NI l'l~aln l"hut'(.'h uf f 'hrii'il llrudrnrd {'hurth or {'hrilll PtMrl Cht~~pt:l SumJay School · i) tun. Lcudin11 C'rcck. Rd .• Rutlund Pu~tnr : Re v Ptwcy King SuruJuy ~ hnol · IJ:.,Ill&. m. Sunt111y worship . 1 p.m. · WcthlcMII.Iy rn•yct mectina· 1 p.m. ur Zion t~ hun:h t'hrl11t Pnmcl'l!)", llurnM11Willl.' ltd. (kt 141) R11thuad C'lut rt.•l• ur C" hrl ~t Sundu) Sdttltll 9: \n 11.111. Wot~lup · Jt):.\0 a 111., 111.111. Mlnt'nvlllf' Pll~lor : Unh RHhln 5(ltl Sund11y School - 9 a.m. Wur~hip . 10 a.m. l.. l11rlm Ch11pel ' HurriM1 11 villc RtutU J>u ~wr : C'hurlcs Mt: Kl"lllie Sunt.IJ)' Schoni 11:J tl 11.111 . WNshlp · II u.lll., Hltl p.m. W~·,lncsdR)' S~:rvk·c ·7:00 p.m. Htllrwa.llow Kld11" ('hun•h of( 'hriNI Sm11luy ,1khtllll l!i11 .111 Wor~hijl · 11 11. 111 , 7.00 p.m. Wl'ttn~ ~Jny Se r\'ll"C~ 7:1"1JI,U\ I}:JO a.ni. C~ti\'Mry IJ:I\I!If·Jctl rcy Wullul"~: ht unLI Jrd Sumluy l'mucro)' fo'lnn Dapll•t Jon Hrtll."kc t·t E11M M.unSt SunJuy S,·h•ll'l . IJ,.\0 u.m. w~ ~r ~ hi p 1.11· ltl 11.111 lltalh ~Mkldleporl) Pustur: Roh Hrn\io'Cr Sunday SL·hool - 9t .\O .u.m. Wllrstup - li:OOu.m. · SmuJuy wm~hlr · IO:ltlu.m. & 7 1,.m. Wc\lnc sduy pruycr ~cn•ke . 1 p.m. Kt·nu ( 'hun·h of ( 'hrl~l Wmsh1p • '1: 10 u.m. Sumluy SduHll . f{J 1(1 11.1u. . • Bob Robinson Sunday School · 1011.111. Worshi p - 9a.rn. Jlt ~ klion 011f) Sunduy ~dltMll I I u.rn. •·ortJit Run Pa~tot: l••mviUe llollnt/18 Church ·' I 057 Stutc RtlUIC n~. LIIII&INVIIc Sm11fuy So.:hnol I.J · "l11 111 \l.t'r~htfl t' 15, JO:Jo lUlL , 1 Jl m ~ Wor~hip - Comm unity Churth Pu~tur· ,SIC\'e Tomrk Muln Stn:rt. RudunLI Sumlay Wor~lur-10:00 11. 111 . Su nday s~r\• lr~ 7 p.m: Wcduc)od!l)' Servin·~ 7 p.111 . Enttrprlsc P111111r. Keilh Rader SUil!.b)' Sd1oul - 1011.111. 1-' latwood• Pubtor· Keith Rader SunUa). ~khool • 10 a.rn . llolim·'" :1.111 Hlu.m. 6 p.m. Wednesd11y Services · 7:.'0 p.m. Worship · 9lutl. Sunt.lily Srh011l nnd lfnly t:ludwri:-;t II :UO 1un . l'omuuy W••stsldt• fhun•h 111' ( 'hri~t .\12U' C'hi1Lirct1''1 l·hum• Hd. l,itM.•rly As.wmhl,\' ur ( :oo PO. llm. -167, Duddinlt l..u11c Mu~un , W Vu P:1~1nr Nc1l lciii!!Uil Sutuluy ~l'r\ll'c~ HI~~~~~ m uni.l? p.m. 1'!1~1\l r Asbury <Syracu~eJ Pa11or: Bob Hohin~m Sunday SdiUUl · 9 : 4~ a.m. Worship . II a.m 21~ Ser~icc'\· Sun IOU011n1 & Kulhmd Jo'lnt Bilptlst Chun:·h Snnduy Sdtuol · II: 'U a.m. Wuuhtl' 10:45u.m. Ctntral CIWlter Vom,roy Chun-h ot Chrld t:nm••nurl A.PQ8tulif l'lbernM•Ie lnf. L,,._,p RJ 1•ff Nc~~t Lunn H:J Rutland Wcllnt•sduy Scrvk'\' 1 J"l m Su1Kiay School 911 m Wtinhip . 10 1.rn. TutKiay Servl<'tJ • 7;JO p m 'l'rtnity Chul'\'h Apt1Ml1h~ llupt' "-PII11I ehun·h !Southtrn) -,711 Gnmt St.. Mlt.llllt•JXtn · l'll~tut·· H:l·-... l>tl\•nllJryau SunU,Iy schntll q \IJ u m WnrtJ1111 II 11m un.l h p m Pastor J~e Be-anie ( 'un:,:rq,:al ioual J~ Frldav. Worship . !UO 11.m, Sunday School . 10:301.111 firm Sunday of Month . 7:00pm . ~~oervit:r Full line of Insurance Products+ Financial . .ENCIBS Inc. Services CHICAGO (AP) - Michigan wus picked Thursday by sport~ reporters as most likely to win the Big Ten Conference championship. Ohio State and Michigan State were ranked two and three in a pre-~eason conference football poll by media members. who met with couches und players. "I tell the players thut opinions disappeur und records endure:· suid Michigan head couch Lloyd Carr of ,his team's' ranking. "The cxpectmions for Michigan from people inside und outside the program are extremely high."' ' Michigun finished second in the Big Ten last season. behind Illinois. Ohio Stnte finished last season third in .the conference at 5-3. while Michigan Stute compiled a 3-5 re~-onl. "It's grent to be recognized .buJ preseason picks won'·t win you any footbull·gumes," suid Spartans hem! com:h Bobby Williams. Michigan. State junior witle fe\:civer Charles Rogen. wu' named pre-,~UMln oll'ensive player .of the year. while Ohio Stute ~nior strong safety Mik~ Doss earned defensive honors. Rogers broke every single->eaMm Michigan Stute receiving recortl lu't season. His 1.470 receiving yurtl' marked the second-highest toU1l in Big Ten history. Doss hus led the Buckeyes in tuddes for the rU't two i> II tWIHIIUC All-Bij: Ten h11nvrt•e. The •·onf,,rem·e m111oum•ed ThurMiay w1 agt·eement "1th National College Spvm NNM>rl (NCSNl. \'<!hie tde\bion\ liN 1~·hour. alt· wllege 'JXlrt' networl . The nemork \\ill nl\er ~ '"riet) vf ml.'n·, ~nd women·, Big T~n mhleti•·' · ill\: lulling golf. gymnu,tk>. tnld and field. >wimming anJ diving, Lenni,, >l>ccer and cn>>S-i:llUiltry. '0:11'1.'11' .and Bettis draws stares Slimmed-d LATROBE. Pu. (APl How's this for an off-senson metamorphosis: the Bus hus become a sports car. As the Pittsburgh Steelers begun training camp workouts Thursday with couch B,ill · Cowher s much-despised running tests , the player drawing all the stares was a slimmed-down. nil-business Jerome Bellis. Bellis, seeking to cjuiet any rumblings that he Isn't over the 'groin injury that sidelined him for nearly two months lpst season. showed up m better shape . than at any of his previous six Steele.rs training camps. . Looking 15-20 pounds lighter thun hi s listed 256 pounds of recent seasons - he isn't saying for sure how much weight he lost - Bettis coasted through the 14 40-yard spri nts that Cowher truditionully uses to judge his players' oiTseuson conditioning. The live-time Pro Bowl running back has often battled nagging injuries in prior training cumps. Including knee and l:froin problems th<lt sometunes DON'T LET THAT GUY BEAT YOU, ROOKIE - NFL Ple..e - Bettis, Bl Stealers' first-round draft pick Kendall Simmons, left, looks over before taking the lead d'urlng running drills at training camp on Thursday. Simmons reached terms Thursday on 11 $7.1 million , six-year contract with the Stealers. (AP) Poli not afraidof ta king playoffs Cliff Lewis, first Browns QB, dies TAM,PA, Fla. (AP) -. Cliff Lewis, the first qLittrterbnck of the Cleve lund Browns and Iuter u New York Yunkees executive, died Thursday. He was 79. Lcwi,, the Yankees' vice presi~ent of insurance udmiilistrution, died at his home after u lengthy illness. In 1946, Lewis led the Browns to wins in 1heir first three games in the AII ·Americu Football Conference. When Otto Gruhum became quurterbuck. Lewis switched to sufe1y and returned punts and kickoffs unti I he retired in 1952, He joined the Yunkees when George Steinbrenner bought the teum in 1973. '"Cliff Lewis wus a greut competitor mid n grent professional man," Steinbrenner said. "Most of all, he wus u grcut fumily nmn und u reul ~rue friend . He has hecn with me in key positions for more thun 30 years nnd he will be sore ly missed by all." In five seasons with the Browns, Lewis wmpleted 30 of 71 passes for 542 yards and seven touchdowns. He returned 76 punts for 548 yards and hud 30 interceptions, including u career-high njne in I948. '"Cliff was a very fine football player and a greut guy. He was a team man a lithe way,:· GruhLtm s;tid in a statement released by the Yankees. "Even after he was moved to defense, he was still my backup at quarterback .... He will be missed." · BEREA (AP) - Carmen Policy doesn't expect the Cleveland· Browns to be watching the playoffs from the sidelines this season. Policy isn't making any bold predictions. But the Browns' president isn't backing down from hi .~ high expec· lations. On the team's 1001 highlights video, Policy said, "Anythin~ less than the playoffs (in .2002) w11l be a disap· pointmem." Policy didn'J change his stance Thursday as the Browns' veter~:~ ans reported to trainin~ camp - ,~___; and the team tried to timsh contract negotiations with rookie running back William Green. . "I'm not saying we' re goin~ to make the playoffs," he said. "I'm not sayinjl we're entitled to making the playoffs. I'm not saying this ts a foregone conclusion. "I'm saying where we are from where we've come. with all the work we've rut into it, we would feel it would be very disappointing i we didn't make the playoffs." Policy said the team recognizes that's it's not ~oing to easy to get to the postseason for the first team smce the Browns returned to the NFL in 1999. "We undersland the work it's going to luke for us to ~et to 9-7 or 10-6,''· Policy said. "We can ma~e the playoffs 1f we play as hard as we did last year and suffer fewer injuries." The stakes are high as the Browns begin tpeir second sea· son under coach Butch Davis. But last summer. Davis was still tryin)l to convince his players that they wereh 't losers. A 7-9 fimsh last season has the Browns convinced this summer that they c!m play with anyone. "There is reason for optimism," Davis said. "Our team believes, and rightly so, that we have a chance to win every game." ....... - Ex-Browns QB Zeier .retires : . ' MARIETIA. Ga. (AP) Eric Zeier, who played silt years in the NFL, has decided to retire from football for a career in mortgage lending. "Obviously, you never know what CWl happen. but right now I'm happy with the decision I've made," the 29-year- Polley, 15 c .................. Cliff Lewis old Zeier said Wedneliduy. Zeier started for played four seasons at Georgia, setting 18 Southeastern Conference 'records and nearly all the Bulldogs' career . passing marks. In 199.5, Zeier wus drafted by the Clevelarid Browns and later played for Baltimore, Tampa Bay and the Falcons, mainly us u backup, He played in 26 NFL games, starting 12. His lust on-field performance was two eKhibltlon games with the Oeor&ia Porce . of the Arena Pootbull Lca&ue · earlier this sea.~n. EN'S HEALTHCAIE John P. McMu~ MJ) - Obstetrician/Gynecologist . .. Suite 214 PVH Medical Office .....111111: IJitl Pinnell Street Ia;:;, · Mondays & Wednesdays Marft W Nolan, MD will also be sen•in• rh1 • • . ·- -• _,. -·-~---- ' I Rip~ wv 25271 .-:IIIGIJIIItt Thesdays, Thundays & Fridays PLEASANT VALLEY ' " ' OJJ '· �www.mydelly1ent1ne1.com AR Rookie pitcher is showered with praise, b er UN THE D I AM Is • 51 camp for N .. ...=:' • • .•""•, •..... •"' •" "'I .·•".,' E .."" " •"' "-• IIII/III.W ~. . . 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Allllf thll tet\111~ lfildlltl fU\1~ in thellil!hth, Prl!~ton Wil mn sinl!llltl to IMtl on' thll nmth nnd t~tiVI\tWI.'tl to thl rtl tln Mlki! 6ow1.1 ll '~ tlottbh! tll't' lhll l ll ft~ fi l! ltl Willi, Ol!r~k bl!~ wils walhtl hlll!llliOIIUIIy ltl ltllld the bu~llM, .11@11\A Ntw \\u~ 1!91100 ~ llllllQ!t '!lliOO\Q TlmP« Ill)' MIOnlllllll 81:r.n4 lllnHI lltlfllll an~ .HIlit Afl!lh•lm (lf~I~M 1'11111 '"31 fit M lltl.. .~1 .ooo .11!0 41 II ,.110 ~~ 11nt1 1]\tWI\t'llll~lon ~In ~ llllltl to ldt hl !liVe thll M~trlin ~ thllh' thlrtl utitl ll lllll ltmd thl! 1\tlllle, Amttt1n ~"'ilt ~ or -- 01 ---:- ;·~- • ~~t .- Oakland acquires .I .,. H:1"'' •n,.- Durham to .boost •a .1t .I- sagging.offense. :1 ·t" ..t .. !II fifi .... H ,O&Q Ctnllill w 01 01 ~ 41 ,fila ' . lit .~ M 01 ,MQ WHI w ~ lltl ,IQI oa •o ,lllO 00 •o •a OQ Ted Williams wanted·to be frozen, according to family pact ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Ted Williams did thmgs his own war, th rou~houl life, and it's no d11Tercnt m death. TI1e lawyer representing two of the baseball great's children lh inks that's why Willi ams never ofli· cia ll y expressed his wi~h to have his body frozen when he died . In stead, agreed 10 being cryonicall y preserved by signi ng his name 10 an lntormul family pact prepared by his son. The note was filed Thu rsday in Citrus County Probate Court. "He knew this was not ~oin g to be a popular decision,' Bob Goldman said . "Thi s is one more maverick move for him to make in his life ... that's hard for people to swallow." Goldman suid the note would supersede the wishes detail ed m Williams' 1996 will ,' in wh ich the. Hall of Famer expressed hi s desire to be cremated. Williams' signature, along . with those of son .John Henry and daughter Claudi a, appears at the bottom of a handwriuen note on a scrap of paper dated Nov. 2, 2000. "JHW, Claudia and Dad all agree to be pui into bio·stasis after we die," reads the pact, written with a blue ball point pen. "This is what we want, to be able to be to~ether in · the futu re, even if 11 is only a chance." Goldman 'said the noie was written in a Gainesville hospi tal room foui days before the Boslon Red Sox shu had a pacemaker In stalled . Hi s three children have been lighting over his remains since he died July 5 at 83. John Henry Williams had hi s father's body preserved al a cryonics lab in Arizona, where the dead are frozen in the hope they can be resurrected someWIJUama I w M aa The Dally sentinel • Page 8 3 ~._. W illiams ~ 41 • 1 ' tt ' QY TH ~ A~~\lO IAT~g ~R ~§~ . Th~ Oukltmll AthlctiQN wuntllct tnC11'\l lilil ln th"lr IIM'up. With 11(1lltod rl!NilYrccN and 11 IIlli~ ~nm ti l' lt y , tlw~ muy hnvc fo~nd lhc porfcgt fit In R11~ Durlmm. . . The AlhlctiQ~ UQ(jltircd thll· ~OQilll(i llu~enutn In u u·udQ with the C hiQn~o Whlto Sox on Thum luy ullllt' \ n~ ln~ tn tlw An~ha lm AnpaiN5·4, · "Wo QllflYimod !hoMo Nllrt uf' jlOIIlntl nl u·udo·dcudllnll plnyarM," AthlotlllM llllllllrlll tn(llltltlOr Dilly lloonc M lllct. "Ho l!lllNgn bnMo Ql\lMo roo ,J90 ullp, thllt 'N 11rNI unct forom(.)Ml whot wo'ro 1ryln11 to ~ghlovo. He M IODIMlluNI!M which we h11von't dono mugh of thhr yo11r. And ho'M u llll'y with ~ur· priMinll JlllP Nomo!lmoM." · Ourl)um· bcgomo8 rho A'N h!!ldor In nm• (7 1), ho~ ~to liln juNt throe h!~N boNON (20) thlln 1111 ot' Onklnnd nnd hnN n high ~ er on·lmo porconliiiiO{.3\JOl = D onne'~ t'ovorltil ~toll Milo = thnn ovoryono but Dnvld JY NII11o (,~IJ I) , whn h n~ juNI 2 111 nl· bnr~. Ourh11m Ia hlttln~ .299 with nln11 ho nwr~ nnd 4M RJ)I N, . "Wo hnvon't boon Ncorinll 11 whole lot lutoly, NO m11yno thot will boo~r our guy~ llliltlo bll," A'N pllchilr Cory l.ldlo NAIQ, , . , T~c Athii!JiON h11vo juNl 38 run NIn lholr lnNr I0 J;llllllON, nnd thnt Nlncludlnjlll 10·0 win IWilr Th~ n~ on July 19, Oakh1nd ~ont 'J'rlplo·A pitcher John Adkin Ntn tho White So~. who mode tho doni pou lblo fo r tho Ntnnll·mnrkcl A'N by l!llroolnlltO poy p11rt o Durhom'NNlllnry, "One of lho thlnjNIIOOYithi N00111 WIIM thnl WO Cl'illlliVI!Iy workod with lhl! Wh lto Sll~," Ocn110 Mold. "W11 hod lltllc tu no poyroll flexibility, We're very limi ted In whnt we ~on du lltthl ~ rime," Oorrc11\ndllrNon hit o j o•nholld M lni!IO with ·rwtlllYIN In tho O\l!hrh lnnln11 11ff Oaltlond oloNor Dllly' Kgch, humllnp rhe A ~ juNilhlllr rlflh hm In I j I!OffillM , Jim Mcclr (l·) ) JIAVIl up u ~ ln j!l c rP !)ovid E~k~roln ~o M IRrttho ninth, got D~rln BrNIDd to-lllllnto o lli!ldor'N Qholge 11nd wolkod Tim Sulmon beFore Koch rlllillVIld. Ander~on hll Koch'i MllCPnd pitch IP lcl'l Fnr lhll U~GIMIVIl run, ond Anaheim won For tho !llxth time In 1111 l u~l elght j nmeN, ollll~llln!ll Sc1111111 ond 0 11klond. . TIGKIII 5, ROVA LII 2 In Potroll, Robert Pick hll o tfo breuklnl! NocrlfiPil rt y In tho !IIIIth lnnlnjj llnd lidded • two·run homor 1111 tho 1'1Milfi cnmplotod athroo·&llmo !lwoop over Klln!ION City. RIP lOX d, DIVII.. IUVI 0 Pedro Martlntz 11ruek out II and Allowed twg hll!l IIi olahtlnnln&J, and Dotlon bt 11l T11mp11 Buy 111 flonwuy P11rk. Martino~ (1 3·2) It 5·0 In hi• Iall tav1 n NrnrtM. In hiM loll tlvo, hi• RA I• 0.79 with 50 " rlkoout!l, alahr w11l k~ 20 hlu 11nd thrN oarn"l tunJin 34 1·3 lnnln&•· · MAIINIU '11 RANCJKIIM 2 lchlro Suzuki hll hla 11cona hnmor In throe 111mt8 11nd lll~lfr John Hallll'!l won 111ln 111 ho111 Seattlo bo111 Tno!l, Ratu l Pallllfiro hit hi• 2dlh homtr. Ho hua 473 for hb caroor, 22np on thl all•llmo ll•t. I I ,...,, COIII tliCI. Condon, who also rcprc· scHls Johhso11 11nd Browlis qlhttlet·back 1'1n1 Couch, tcccHtly 1u111cd dowH a thtee· year, $10 million offer. Johnson, who Is In the linul yellt of his deul , cnuJtht ~4 passes for I,091 yUh:Ts and Hille tolidtdoWiis last season. day. · authentic ~ca u se my clients Bobby-Jo Williams Ferrell, were there:" Goldman said, the half-sister of John Henry without further detailing the and Claudia, wants to retrieve note's autht! ntici ty. her father's body. cremate it One of Ferrell \ lawyers, and sprinkle ht s ashes off Richard Fitzpatrick, said if this Florida's coast, as Williams' is the onl y e'ide nce John will - signed Dec. 20, 1996 Henry and Claudi a Willi ams - dictales. . can mu ster, then his client The dispute is almost certain would prevail. . to be seuled by a judge, Ted Williams' body is at In a statement Thursday, Alcor Life Extension John Henry and Claudia Foundation . The laboratory Williams said : "With relief we doesn't guarantee the preser· have provided the court with vation process and admits the clear-cut . defin (ti ve evidence technology to revi ve a person that our father's lust wishes doesn '1 exist. The Web site ha ve been carried out and fve quotes an expert in bi otechnol· hope this will bring closure to ogy as saying the firs! revival this issue." · attempt coll'ld lake place as The nole, on a piece of scrap early as 2040. paper, had several small dark But Williams, accordi ng to stains. Goldman said John hi s children, didn' t shy from ' . Henry Williams had folded I he that ri sk. note and Iell illor an extended "His altitude was, ' If there is period in fil es in hi s car trunk,· a chance that we can be reunilwhere it was stained by oil or ed in the future, let's take it,'" grease. , said the statement by John · ''I'm comfortable that it was Henry and Claudia Wil liams. ' II plttcc tlttthc ull-llmc li ~t. Two Publi c Nollce.!J In N e W III IlUI:tcra. mote such ~cu ~oli ~ would Your Mlyht t<• Knuw. Delivered Rlyh' to '\"uur· Dc~ur. vuult hltu pttKI t't1ny Dotseu --~-~-···---------~--~- -""~--IillO1111h ~htcC. . from Pip II "It Mce111s II kc every camp Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Nolle• Public Notice PUblld Nbtlce there's nlwuys ques tions ~~~~~ hill\ tlUittl' ull p~~~n~l:lli uboutmc: Am I out ol' sh u~'/ NO'tiClETO litbbEIUI No. 02..CY·084 In uld TDwnlhlp-3·Nor1h, The 1 b 0 y 1 lllocleted roedweye, matlon may be ti~ l iVIly . fhli Melge Local Court, the Bherllf or Renge-11 -Weet, dncrlbed reel Am I tuo old '/ Am I still 111111 over the Ohio River lnapected at Ohio But wnh th~ Stcelct~ ctlm~ tloiird ill Education MeiDl County, Ohio, Leblhon TownehiC, and pereonal prop- et Pomeroy Ohio end EPA/DSW, l.uoru 1 hctc'l" 11-ettls M old, "l' 111 still Ill!! utr ll I :1 -hrMoll ulld .11111 Wlihetlo tecelve bide will oller lor oale at Metg1 County, Btl 1 erty are eold .. ,, Ia", Muon, W111 VIrginia. Government Ctnler, rc~t·c llltl ll the llll~Ur tunit y ti~klllg, 'rhcy' tc llol golh!l iO fl!t lhtl following 1 lhe front door ol the or Ohio · 1nd more without warreniiH or The appllcellon wu 122 South Front li f UiiiBilkiit~ ind bourthouu In perllcularly de1crlbed covenenta. aubmllled by The Slroal, Columbue, they tlll ~~ed by hJMi ii~ the !lel rid tJt lite. 1'h ete '~ nlwnyii "lu" 1 lito Udli. l'onlitoy, ml .,.,uy Mel ill 11 tollow11 PROPERTY Ohio ' Department of Ohio, by llral ceiling iloublii hbout tlic ... blll I' m Al' t ·title ~dttt c ~~ hutne l.o All lliill lftlill Ill County, Cillo, on !he Beginning 11 a 1111" ADDRESS: Treneporlatlon, 1980 (014) 044·2001. 110858 New l~tt~ l untl , Holt ill Muid thi M reudy to !ltt•" fietiYiil 1~, i~tl IIIII II h d 1 y· o I Iron pin aet 11 I he llelnbow Ridge, Long Well Broad Street, Application• con bl So me· qttestimt s ubout ipiCIIi CIIIO~t !TillY IIi Bt~lltnblr, 2002, II 111utn1d NorlhWIII Bottom, OH 41743 tnlght be Ute m u~ t llil/Jlll·tnnt Columbul, Oh lo midi 1 IVIIIIbll II It om , 10100 1 .n1,, the lol· comer of uld REAL ESTATE AND 43223. The project I• Ohio EPA ll'llilllttg ~ lllllll ur hi ~ tJ.ycut Helll ii phys iCtll shure UhJHe llblltnlll . Dlllrlct IC!WIMg 1111111, lent- Norlhtul Quarter ol MOBILE HOME loceted In \he In Officii by calling whell he di sclose{ du tlit g TllliAIIUIIIiFI'II ~lii'CC t. · · OF~I C E L a~o IJ, Mtln men II end mobllt I eo 11 on 3 3 , "p 11 A18 E0 AT: lallebury Townehlp, 11m1number. the 1 The tmly bi t ur lev ity he tll llll ~ump tlllll the ~ tnlti lltl·eet, Pilmtroy, OH hom•j loaeled 11 'townlhiP-3-North, ae,ooo.oo. The ,.,1 In lht City or wlohlng to ull uw~tl hfllt~e lt ~tulle till hiM lt\ju ry Wits much worse thull 4~7 80, on or btiOfl 108h ll1inbow Rang•11-WHI; Illite and · mobllo Pomeroy, Mtlga 1) Pereana be on Ohio EPAa t iOD p.m., l'tldey, Rltlgl1 Lilll(lliollorn, Thence 1long the home cennot blaold ' County. Thll project lnteruted pertlea fll tul Mllfllli, wh~n he hi gh· he lilltitlll y dlsd ul!ed, · OH 41143, A aom• •••lltntd North tine lor 1111 then two· 1.1 •uthorlzed by the m•lllng llat lor thla Whell he wus hurt, With AUgllal ~,1!002. llli!IJPct the llllnl I0 yutds ~~~ Till Mlilll Liltlll !Iitle 1•1111 diictlp· ot aard Italian 33 lhlrda lht opproleed Huntington Dlatrlct of project, 2) requeet 1 CI'UI ~IN g IH rut u tuuch- · ftlut gllllics lclllu the rcgul nt. liclttll Oi iltllldlllan 11011 011111 tilllillli Norlll II d... 10'41"1 VIIUI. , the Army Carpi of public heerlng, or 3) seuw n, h llllls hud 1,012 flllltVil lhl lillhl 10 1111 IOIJOWI! Ut\Wtl, 1!111 1 lllttliiol ol . TEIIMI OF BALE: Englnotre under aubmlt written com· AM tor It Iii l'omw· bil!" yutds 111 12gutttee tllld wns IH fljtCI iiiiY 1nt11H bllllj Tht lollowtna 448.10 IMI 10 a 1/8" 10 .,_ down dey 01 Nellonwldo 11 pend· menta tor Ohio EPA'a lht 'iubmulina o dttcrlbtd till 11tate Iron ptn 11t1 11 11, bela nee on Ina 401 Weter Du111ty In c hc! le~l 1 lufMe·llclllctl lie f!', ~oii lll tl ll to win hl ii 11tst NI"L and ally bldthtl.llmpoti ellutltd In the fhenct 111v1na dellvi!'Yoldlld Cerllllcellon from conalderetlon ravlewlng the eppll· . th e NliL'II 12lh-leudlng tushlnll tltlll. . n~ lliDiilly ot dountv at Melgt, In 11id North line South Bold eubJeat 10 Ohio EPA. The Ohio c•llon 1hould do 10 . ~lll·cct· tuM hct 111tltl - wdf, · Hel!lll bttck on the l'leld l'or obllallion upon lhl lhellltill of Ohio, lind sed..,, 34' i7" Wttt • eccrued 2002 real EPA. ldenllflclllon In writing to Ohio hc'M hllllll!ltl ul'l' Ihut bu8. the AflC chlllilllitllliihiJl lltlme, uld lin rd. All In lht TDwnehlp ol dlatenct or 185.13 eatete IIXII end number lor lhlt pro- EPAID!IW, Attention: mutt be Lebllnoh lind IMIIO 1 rolnlln lhe mabllehomtiiXII. j1Ctl1021868. Permlll PrOCIIIIng "I've ~cell tloln ~t tll l~ u ltllill but Wtts Ihulled to Iii He iner-· eftvelol'il liki!AJibV MAAki!D llciUhded lind cenlerl ne ol ALL SHERIFF'S The diJchergee Unit, P.O. Box 1041, tlille ut1d I know whut kind tlT fe~ u ve ~u fth!~ 11nd didn ' t iiBBIIttiiiiQ to lhi lypt dhOtlbtll .. foiiOWII 'nlwnthlp Roed 143; IAI.EB OPE II ATE lrom lhl ICIIvlly, II Columbua, Ohio 11hu)lc I Need ttl be IH," iiuld ltluk II k~ he WtlM 1·eudy io pluy '6111111, lllllilnlng li till Thence ilong 11ld UNDER THE epproved, would 43218·1C40 wlihln Mirkli.llh6Hift1111, NoriKWIII Cotner ol olnllrllne lOuth 41 . DOCTIIINI O!' reaull In degredetlon deya or 1111 date 30 I.M lls, who htl! hud !!IX ~UII ­ - whl ~ h 1 tl ettiM Mllld , he 1'rii1Utit lhl NoflhMII Oulrttr dig 51'21" Wilt 1 CAVE"' to, or lo-lnn of, lh1 11111 public notice. of Ncc'ull vc I ,000-r, urtl ~~UMOIIM might fttllliuve been, · Ml\101 LOOAb IOAFib or IHIIon ~~. Town dlatlno• or 177.12 . PROBP~dv~PTOR, Wiler quellly of lhl in JliUNbUI'I!h, ' I uNclcr~ tund "TryiMI! ttl get tetld~ fot the 01' IDUOATION !, Jlenge 11 of th1 1111 to 1 point on the PUIICHABERI AAE Ohio lllver, The (7) H , 2002 IIW !11\lllfi C Uiit~ or thlii ~ltlyorr~·r Thut wuli a stretch; ~.0, Iii• na Ohio llomjllny'l IIIUmtd WHIIIne of UAQI!b TO CHECK review ol lha appiiCI• II01111r6yl OH Uf80 ftUrohUe l thlftOI uld Norlheut FOR LIENI IN THE lion Will bt aon· tl ll ~l:lrtU N ity wll huvc, I lltlW, It's till M trctch," l:letti s Public Nolle• 86U1h iiiDUI mt rodl Qulllltt of leollon PUBLIC RI!COIIOI dU'Ctld, lnd I decl· huven'-t IJccu in thl1 ~tlMIII tJ n linltl "I \Ye had ~letUy or tl me (?) 1., II(Ub) 001•8880 10 llil OIHitf Ol ttll Iii. OF MEIQI COUNTY lion Whither IO grent Yl!f~ li!U~h , Uttd I' lt111Ull!l:liftl! ttl test It nnd work it, u11d lt'M - - - - - - oounw liiOidilhiiiOI ThiiiOI .ll!nO lllil OHIO. THE MIIGI or deny the tppllca- On 81turdey, Augual 10, 2002 et 10:00 am ltl fie the Oil~ IU l~lth l8 teun1 fill ~ . " IIUIIIIO NOIIOI Norlhlllt IIOnO the W111 iln•· North 0 COUNTY IHERIF" lion will bt mltde, In the Home National oanltr Ol 11ld road deg , II'U" WHI MAKII N0 eocordanco with lenk will offer lor 1111 tlown," lJilllke th ree yctltli ll~tl, _._....;.o.o.;;.,.;,;.._ Mtll about II toill to the lng thru 1 Ill" OU"II"NTEI •1 TO Cheplera 3741· 1 end et public auction on H11HIM tum~d 30 ubtJut u w h enln ~k ll! Jnm ~tlli Ste)lhl!lls THI c8Utn'Mg~ Cl .lntlon llnll thlncie ron plh lit II 1 dlo· THi "sTATUi Ol' 1748·31 ollhe Ohio the lenk parking lot ml:llltll uflcr thut Ull!lll IoM! to tltluldll 't mllkl! ltthrtlUI!h the · I~I.IAI MIIOIOO·JDUNTV, Will IIIOUI 17 Ioiii llhOI 61 11.11 fell TITLE PRIOII TO Admlnletrallve C:Gdl lhe following Vlhlo141: the J.lutrlol! ~0111 hlm hiM11 r!l ~p rltm nnd Willi ~ut thllt nlaht, HIO llllhl pr~ot OllltCIIII· 1n11 .olng 1 Ioiii !fit• IAI.I: (OAC). Chevrolet nlnD, oonttlnrna 11noe oi 111.11 -IHI tn aooordtnoa with 11182 trip to the Super tlowl, 11ntl nll the Slel!leu luo ked to be t.umlne VIN lbDUt 1·111 101,111 to thl p,lnorptr point Douglea W . Lillie, OAC 1741·1-bl, an he I! UWUfll tlf lhu IIlii thlll IN relutl vely guod shll~e . t201WLI4TONt1'TS30 CAll ND, more or le11. ..na of beginning, oon- AIJorniY lor Plalnlllf lntldll!lrltdlllon l,7M I ~urrlcs Mn .luke on u Oefell 8'1ve llncm 11n C1111ey OI.CVoGI4 blinD the ••m•ro"' telnlng I .111 10111, review of the appllca· I The Ierma ol. tht pow11r runner's bod~. HOMI NATIONAL trl~ oonv•~• b~ mora or r111, aubjNI j1l'H,l002 lion will ba aon· ••I• are cieh. Hamptoll , llllit yent'8 rtrs t~ Alstl, the Stcclers ll i l!n~tl ttl unil drnft pick, l11bored lANk, lit.AIN'tlllll ~Ill I lila In to LIDDII Ia all IIIII ..umenll I) 1, 11, 1002 duo1td belore dacld· The Home National Wolll bV dltd dtlld and tight• of Wly lng whather to allow 11nk reaarv11 the bu~ku ~ Amos Ztlr~oul! to 1111 through h i~ ttt llll, bUt he Is Mtroh 11•, i•tt and llilrlnl• ltl 1 lowarlng ilf lhl right to reject eny or $U mlllltm dtlntrutt, obvl· lltll1111il! orr nrth rus~tlplt VI, rtoorded In look •••umtd and •r• lor Publlo Notlaa w11er quellly. Other 111 bide or to remove tl\1111)' UM Ull ln!UfUHCI! policY. nnkle ~Ufl!i!ty, j40, at Page 4 allhll lht determ1n1llon of 11ternallv11 multlng eny unit from the •ale 1 · 1r Hetti ! wl:lultl llc sldellneil of(I!H ~fvl! tnckle Kendall Deeil lleaordl or angiH only, ftUBUC NOTICI In IHNr or no d..,,.. 1tlnytlmll. Mtlflll 06UIIty, Oftlo. The ebovt d11orlp- NOTICE 0, IIIOIII>T dltlon, or Ia-Ing of UMIII n tlr !Ucldcnly b etom~ Slmlhllft.ll brl!etl!d lttttlugh mey 'fH 1 AlbVI lion .Wll pleplled 0, 401 APPUCATION water quallty1 will Ill beArr1ngement1 made to lnepeot ln~fl'o~tlve. DiiCRIIID lllfAL lroltllh IDIIIIIIUI'IIIY aontldtrild Dy O~lo 1ny of the lbOVI hl 8 run M only htlUU after AI II ftl!Ult, tlcUI! U!lltl h!8 ill!l'l!l!lng ii'I'A'rl. IS MOll I lnldl on lhl i01h dly fllubllo notice Ia IPA during the vehlclll prior to thl to a $7,1 lillllloH, l:lf1'!~!18tl ll WIJI'kl:lUI time W ith 8fx·yllnr ~tllltruet NO'I'IOI OP IAL.I AcOUMAtiL'I of Jenuliry, 1114, by hereby 1rv111lhet tha ravlew fii'OCIHI. 1111 by o1111ng 740· , und ~il!lltly O.. CI+iti i D IV C. Tholnll lmlth Ohio lnvlronm1ntll No IXCIUIIOnl or 141-2210. trlt~ k ~tlu~h U1:1b Keme not ay vtrtut ill 1n !U~LVOIWV AI Ohio itrott.. lonal Protection . Aganay w11vere, 11 outlined (7) 24, 211, 31 (I) 2 tm ly to wurk l:lrt his runnlnlol dllUilht Cuwher'8 e~ e. 1I "He did 1Jreut,n Cowher OtHIII ill 1111 illllld r ~ IUtvtyor, 111144. (Ohio IPA) Olvlalon bY Paregreph 1741-1· untl 11eKibl lit~, but tu t~hl!il lUI ol tnt cammoll lelng e\1.10 aore.l lltlltenol! beed t or lurlacil Wallr (DJ or the ~ald . "l:lut when we Wllti.lhl!d weight. And, Ill u ~ h un ge 111111 COUH or Mtllii marl 01 letl, lilot 0 Volume Ill, P1111 t711 (DIW) hll reatiYitd Antld td 11 II It play (at Aubut11) · WI! him l'rlllli thll pu!t, Ill! didn 't w1111 Oounly, Ohio, tn IIi I llnll H lrlnaletl'ld . Iii Melee County Ofllotal 1n •pplloallon lor, ("'-11~ .: 1, Anytime ana hll lltgun to tHI) 1ppty o m y until trlll nlnl! ~u m ~ ttl rl:lund knew he w11~ lll!tllltl llthll!tll.'' ettt ot lhl Hamt ~I Iilii Q• Htnettr lleoordt. pod TIMl to Jirce Ugi!lll stt(ety Nijrell Nellontl link ttcorlled In dttd Auditor'• Parotl otneldlr whllher to b ' t d br t~ fnto 1!UI111! &liu(le. Cheokoutthe There's udil illofttil 1 11~1! 11- Elison 1111il llnebutker Petllcll A: Cl•nlfledal tlvll, toot with unothcr 1,00(11 tltlffiH struggled wi th mlntJr c. MIIHol~ , tl 11., ICIO"'er I Ice, m•nultotured home, ltotltm 401 oerllftaa• 2002, coplll of the ·1 e11 hljurllls, tlnd they mny not yard &cUMtln, Uettl11 would Dlftndlntt, UfiOft 1 Malg\ ~ounly, Ohlol I.D. tHIOII11, Ohio lion lor • propoalll epplloellon lor the Dally Sentinel ~uaamtnl tllt rel n r,::•N ~;g e o Certlltoat• ol THII pro!Ht to oonalr11o1a oerttnoallon 111c1 teahmtJVtl pu~t ti.J , Slmpsoll nnd lli~e port ill thll Nturt of tWI:l•U· H2-~1U renlltrtll, bllng 0111 111 ~ta'i::tn ua.r. 1111101171411. ntw bllclge, and nlaar tupport tnlor· J6hH Rlgglll! lntll the 10th tlay pm~tlte~ Pdduy, Bettis tr '02 PT Cruller· 1 lo fwu lvc ll rsl-roU ild pick~ 1'1\c tlt'lll 1\ t \1 -~t\llatl Wlltk- httd ~lgncd 1\s of i'hutsday, o\11 wi\1111' Ftiti1\Y 1111d, tmlcss btil 1\tJ\je ur' the pl ayer~ ~~~ ~Cl' ~lj;!IICd 1'hllt~day !licked lit!twecll Nti. 10 and Hight\ Gi'CCth the IC1\Il\ 's 111'!11- 'ltl had cume to an ll!li'CCitlCI\1. "'illlt tlttltl !lick, \11\til'l bl.' ~Hey holll!d that Oaklaiid's \lll\~11~111!! . ~l gnlt\g Thu~dll)' or defcntliccth tt1h'11 with the N(l. slve back Phillip 13ttclianon, It\ \IVCt·ltll pick, I'Cil\tlli\s the 17th f:ll ckl tt1lght hasteN IIIINigllcd . He has lliiMcd 0\'eCn's i!ttlva , t ill~ d,ty~ ul' llllt~ llcc with the "II' II duesn' t, I' ll he d u ll'~ 1tlhcr rookies and ~chilchlil~ IllY IJc,ld," said sclt!'C t VCICI'l\lls. ~I ley. "lthltt~ ll'u mnucn:>f 1Jnv1.1, wlm hmt disdnlll lbr the agcm 1\ol Wtilillng.to, 111 the llttslitclols ~ide Ill' tbotbnll, UllY. Wny, be \lf:lsiUgC(I ot tltlCsll 'I tJitlll ttl wtlll lilt the ell\blltta~sccl l n uny Wll)' t-ela1\tt·mct ll<l~h ltt t'ti\lcllc sldt, live to ,my sl glll lt~ behltld ot· "Wc'ti! 11\tl\>lil!l Tutwtttd ttlle~d of his clicllt." \wh Wi lllanl tlttcn or with· ~Hey lll!f:ICcl~ l'ro Bowl U\11 Wlll itllli o~cll ," 0al'i8 lillcbacketJutltlr Miller, who · ltiltl, "We've ~ttl last ycat's httd bl.'oii looklit!l lbt u \lew !lluilitl!. tttllltlitg buck (JutllCI! ~tll\lht~l, to be Ill pr,lcllce JadmHt) hack lll lhc 1\tld untl J:IHd(IY. ],111\cl While Is tl lflldllty tJIIIY· "i'h~ Kltuulltltl will be cl. We ~,m' t mkc any stc~~ 1-eKolvcd," t1ollcy Mid. htt~k\hlltl. " . Millet Willlll.'d the llmwns that ltl ltW \1~ the llMI {WU ycor~ PniiL'Y believes . of his colllntcl aHd had 11!<1UCsted II new lour-year deal that included a signing bonus lit excess ur $12 ttlil lion.· 14c had Ll sacks last sea· son, becoming the tirst Cleveland player to make the Pto Bowl since the Browns ~turn ed lu the league as an exf:la1 \siot1 team In f999. Policy said the club Is look· lug to give Miller a chance to cant mote this season through perfol1nahcc Incenti ves. Once Green Is signed, 1:\llicy said the 13rowHs would foc us on chmigl ng wide receiver Kevin Johnson's COLD FACTS - Willi ams' fam ily attorney Bob Goldman ges· tures as he announces Thursday, July 25, 2002 111 Boca Raton, . Fla., that Ted Will iams signed a pact with two of his children asking to be frozen after hi s death. (API r~lloo11 from/ 1111010 • AI Low AI '18,998 '23,977 ~ ' .. r,•.. 02 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 1 4X4, I.Oidltl, Cloth, rool . f41011•WAIIIOI110 28 998 8 0 o• I•• .1';..: =~~~~!'~· ::. ~·~~~~.:j t,.~,'tl·~· ";o:'fuf~~~· NAI::-:o:':~;O:.roh.. ~~~~~ o~.~=~y, D=r:~osiv·':,~ \ JIIA •' 118 lo. Ohuroh ltrHt1 '"PIIV Mrtll lrtm I"Jtlty Hlth.llhHI • 1·100·111·1010 ' g•rt ' . •, • ·, · ·· ... ' ... • •· ._.............., . , .. 0 ~---~~-~- --- ~---"'"-- • ·~--------------------~--~----~~----~--- - • ' • �• Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel ~ www.mydallysentlnel.com Friday, July 26, 2002 ------------------------------------~ 'lribune- Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED . Block, bride. nwer plpea, ..olndowa, !Inlets, etc Claude 96 Cad1ltac Concourt, Sun· rool, Load ed, .,..D Olac Wlnte~ . Rio Grandt. OH Changer. Excellent CondlCoii7ACl-24HI21 llon. $11.500 . (700)446· 9278 e We Cove Meigs, Ga lila, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Canl ,J:tgx•u: (740)245-55i7 • !!"'---'"'I To Place m:rtbune · Sentinel l\egtster vour Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax To 992-2157 675-5234 Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m·. ' l Monday ... P'rlday for Jneartlon In Next Day•• Paper Sunday ln-C:olumnl laOO p . m. Per sundaye Paper Thu,..day for Sunday• Almoar Now Chain Link Oog. ""'nnat. 10x10~e6 , $150 2 ~~)lull P.KC St. Bernardo, IJOO each OBO. (740)3BB· 9859 Includes Free Yar,d Sale Slgnl ' 3 Days · Up To 15 Words, Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid . r: ~ Sat. July 27 Peach Fork Act., County Ad 19, 1 mile. Moonlight Escorts. Full Lola or Items, underpinning servlcemaloandlemarees- lorctoublewlde. corts and dancera. ~romp\ and Prolesslonal and Confl· VARD SAI..F..dentlal. We also do Birth· day, ~rl11ata and Bachelor Pr. Jl'LF...\sANr Parties. 8pm· earn. (740)388-1799. Garago Sale July 26 & 27 - - - - -- - - name brand clOthes, books, Why walt? Start meetlni misc. 2901 Brook Or, Pt, ~1 . 0hlo singles tonight, call to 1 8-5 rrae 1'·800·766·2623 e~~:t 1621. Gigantic Garage Sale 9 am .;ft;~-------. to 4 pm. on Saturday, July . · . 27, located 3.4 miles our Sa nd Hill Road on tell. Ga· rage sale and Estate Items, furniture, dishes. clocll:a, ex· C·1 Beer Carry Out permit eri:iae equipment, old re lor sale. Chester Township, cords, curtains, baby Items, Mei~ll County, send leiters toys, clothes, microwaYe, ol mterast to : The Dally dishwasher, loveseat, table · sentinel, PO Bo~~: 729·20, and chairs, glassware, bed· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. spreads, and lots more . The Tru.l•• s Of Tho Laur.l Don't mles these great bar· l I Come and see Ior ell'' Fr •• "oihodlel Church gans M 11 will accept sealed .bids lor yourse · the construction ol a 12 by Al,C'I10N AND • 16 loot addlilon to lhe church which will Include 2 FI. foJ\ MARKKI' hond fcap accessible rest· room& and a storage closet. Auction every Friday 6:30. speclllcaflons Anglos' Fleamarket , 3:33 Complete may be obtained at th,e Mechanic St., Pomeroy, home or Trustee Gerald OhiO, for Into call (740)992~ Pull,ns by ca lling (740)992· 9734 .,;_ 8 1 52 ~ ~un~:. ~ ~.~6~~.all ~~: • j ltusiees r~serve the right to accept 10 or reject any or all TO B U'V :bi~d~'------""1 "'r-------.J Absolute Top Dollar : U.S. Sillier, Gold Coins, Proal· GIVt:AW~Y sots, Olamondo, Gold 1 Rings, u.s. Currency,· .., M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· . Kittens- 4 month old white ond Avenue, Gallipolis, 740· and 2 tigers, 1 male 992· 446·2842. 3201 ~ :r7U. \'AIIIl SAU: Iml1""'-------, ~pn-;::;::;::~ 1110 H"''P WAN'I'''l r::.a.. ..... YAIU> SI\U:. G Lw-..OiiAiilii.I.O:Itli'Oiitrii.L~-·_.J "A Stornorch" ~singer s & Vocal Groups, 1st or the Season, Kriner All Styles & Anes" Nashville ""Seeking New Road· Yellow 2 Story Record E:cect, House. Something lor E11· Talent Coming To Hunting· eryone Friday & Saturday ton . WV. (731)424 ·2229, (731 )424·2141·. · Big 5 Family Yard Sale, Rodney II. Salurday 9 to 3. A STAASEARCH Womens 4x, Jr. Teen, Gina "Singers & Vocal Groupo, 4~~: to ex clothes . Home lnte· all styles & ages" rlor, Tons ol household Nash'lllle Record Exect. goodies! . seeking new talent coming to Huntington, WV Friday & Saturday. 4448 731-424-2229 State Route 141 , 9· 4pm , 4 73t·424·2141 ramlly · name brands. men. _ _.:;:::..:::::::..:::..:.'-._ kids, etc, Crean & pnced lo AVON! All Areas! To Bu" or ' ~~"::.·- - - - - - - Sell . · Shirley Spears, 304675-1429. Frldey·Salurdoy, . 8:00am· 4:00pm . 25 Summerwooct Commercial pallnler wanted Dr (ott Jackson Pike), Child· 2 plus years e•perlence . rena Clothing. Toys. Home Dependable with re liable Decor, Baby Furniture and transportation. Call .. m::o:.:r•::. · - - - - - - (740)245·5555 --..,,-:::--===- ::--=- - - - - - :....=c.:...:=:__ _ _ Garage Sale· 127 Hil da Drive, Saturday July · 27th, 8:00am·?, HOusehold Items, Clothes, lnlant to Adult. Toya, Books, Much More. Garage Sale . Friday Jul11 261h, Saturdar, Jui" 271~ 9 ·. 00·5.· 00. Aa n or 'Shlne. 7943 SA 7 N, Cheshire, In At ley. Conectlblel. House· h~d ltemt, Clotho Racks, Plcnk: Table, Wardrobe, Garage Item a, Igloo Dog EASY WORKI EXCELLENT PAY I Assemble products at homa. Call Toll Free 1 ·800·~67·5566 E~~:t. 12170 EXPERIENCED CAR~EN · TEAS NEEDED· MuBI havo F ~Iantz/ An Equal Owortunity/ Alflr· matlve Action Employer. M . edl Home Health, Now Hiring A N'• · pT, FT and ~RN. II Interested, please cell Diana Harless, AN or Tlilany Franklin at 800·481· 8334 or (740)446·4148. M,edl t1ome Hea lth· Now H1rlng PCA'a. STNA's & HHA'alor Priv11te Care for a I II Intere1t· · growng agenc~. od, please ca ll Diona Her· lesa, AN or Tillany Franklin at 800·481 ·6334 or (740)446-4 148. 1403 Eastern Ave., GaUipo· Open 8-5 M·F. lis . Gara_ge, Ba1ement, 7 Faml· (740)446-4514 ly Jenny Lynn Bodo. Loul1 t:Amour Bookl , Furnltura, E•perlenced truck driver Harloy Gear, Hoi Dogs, with COL llconee. Muor bo Raccoon Ad , 1 mile off 218. over 25 years ol age. Friday & S.turdoy, 8:00·1 (740)256·6326 or (740)256· 1792 or leave a meaaage, Jut" 281h and 27lh. 9·. 00am· Nursing Allllllllntl need to ld 1 h •- k: lor r~ 011 ~~-~ /d~..e...~"j' eM e~ry -~~ n •· son, Putnam, Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln. $UO. per/hr. Training Available. Call 1·686·453-4992 Olllce Manager needed. 5:00pm. In Front of FOOd· Farmera Bank ' Savlnga lend on Store Route 160. Co.. Pomeroy, Ohio lo Hek· Loll & Lota ol Clotl'ln. ing a 'pari-rime collector (a m"'lmum ol 35 houro por Salt Contlnutt Thru Satur· w-~) lor llo ~moroy ol•· 2"" M111 A cu oad · llee. We are looking lor uay. PN7 ora Sa rd J 1 27 9 1 aomoono with collacllono tu otothll, ay, u Y odda·n·enda, In, am- · ••-••-·. IO')'t, ,.... · - """"c-munl· vvvv "'" bad moHrno. Como 111 Ul co lion & compultr oklllo. ar 274 Wlldor Rood, Vinton. Roapono lbilllietldulitO In· cl udo but not limited 10 mal<· 1-~ dally ·~· ••ill prop•· Yard Sale- July 2~1hL261h, " , 27th. Booka:, Bookt, Bookl, ra lonlma ling of form coHec· . Antique Sewing Machine, lion lettn, preparation or . Gluowaro, Toyo, Aooortld roporto, utilization ol com· Houoehold lloma, Anything, puler ro locllltalt dilly re· Evoryrhlng. York Drive· Got- aponalblllilos, peroonol conUpollt on Bulavllle ~Ike. tact with customer•. filing omoll clalmo, aalittlng lull Ume collector. Send cover PoMfaQV/MJI)()Lg lener and detailed resume to Farmera Bank, Alln.Hu· 5-Polnll Area by Now High- man Resource• Director, way Garage! baby lttma, PO Box 628, Pomeroy, d.r. tablt, twin bed1, dithel, Ohio 45789. Formera Bonk : bOOkl. dOOrl, CIOthet, tO)'I ~!n !'_qual Houalng Lender, •nd mltceltaneou• . 01· -muwr FDIC, end Equal Oppo~unity Employer. 28127128 c rr·--· 4 YARD SALE-;:1 r '' s -;;;;::::=;;:;;;::==:::; bull! eatery 3 Wt Curr•ntl~ have part·llmt Stole Tooled Nur·'ng •·ot. poalllont availabi'e 0 ; -111 lhrr11. we are 8 70 b_. IOng·lonn health caro laciH· ly. Providing Quolity core lor our resldenu· It our main concern. Wo are looking lor people whO thsre theM val· u11, 11 y0u are lhat .periOfl, please apply 11· Holzer Ienior Cere Centtr 380 Colonial Orlw ~I-t, OH 411814 An Equal Opporrunlry · Em~over · ~·. ;~~; Amana Wringer washer and•· no. 2 rlnea tub. $100.00 IQr · both. 740·992·7488_ 11 11 11 bl w~~~::a~orr~:. t 1,o,axa~ :. rox 22 30 •• 36• Color:w~toner, $toOO. OCE Print 7050 Copier, 53500. Call' ' ., (740)44e·0059 ldayo) ,' : { ) . (evenings) 140 446 6630 COOL DOWN, Central Air Conditioners and Heat ., , Pumps. II you don't call ua .,,. we both lose. Free fltl· ,:t~ ma1ea (7'")446·"3()6 and ~ · .~ · ~ 1·800-291·0098. ••- ·~ '.~. Ph~·lfl o 5 OeU computer for sate, 17" D·-- ro~·UIJlnJD Appllancea: Reeondltloned Waahere, Oryera, Rangtt, Relrlgrators, Up To 90 Oayt GuerantHdl We Sell New Maytog C" M Appllancoo, French "Y aytag, 746·446-7785. F S I or a t : Raeondll1oned walhart, dryer~ and r.tfrlg• tratora. ThomPtOne Appll· ance. 3407 JackJQh Ava· n ..:u•::.·:;:1304:::;;:1:;:8:.;75::,·1:.:38:::::8·:_...:_ -: 3 Mason County Plltltine Rd ., 17 mlltl to Millon exll & 8 mll11 to At 2. Beautiful IIIII& t4x7hhlngttlvlnyt on 181111 112 acrt, IOIId block ioundollon, 2 bad/ 2 both, laland kltct'ltn, Iron! & back POfOhll, clly wotorlpovod rd Owner llnance w/115,000 d & 5oO,/month. (~~ 5840 • New 2003 14 wide. Only ~ dow S •• n & only 179·93 p0r month . Coli Herold nd Ridgo. 112 g:uol 1740)256•1145 • -ayo mot· uge Indian Rtllca Colltcllon for Sale to rho hlghtol bldd•r. L0011Jy Collected. Mike Slclcloa 1740)446-4294 ' 11811 w·"'-~"I..., 'TO Do Country Homo with I H/2 acr11. 3/4br. 2bl .. 2 Car· Cl above nd 1 arage, · grou poo' Hanocrallod kllohop oabi! nell. ott Leon Baden Ad. (740)3815· 7871 (304'-'••·1580 ~ N• 0 oubiewldo on t ,._.e. •-· Fomlly homo, 4 bodroorno, Clooe to Town " Badroom/ ·1112 belho, pocktt dOOro, 2 Both with G.mo Room.· or""nat wood work, Hlrd· 1740)4ole-3384. ' 'V' I Wood !o.or~ . wraporound N porch, ciOHa In porch, Full L O · Crtd1U Government 0 nlv 3 Lett. Baaemenl on two corner oane, Iota. 949·2692 or 949·2826 1740)-446-3570. Houn In Middleport: 3 bod· f'roforrtd Loano with lntor· q lot 1 1 r til Roles •• klw oa 8.75% room, u I rae • corna with Land Home PurcheH :~'· :P~~;.~::p•· ~~~!= 1740)448•3093. · 2879 =~------ UI8CI Homtt. Down PayMI. Vernon, Cuttom Built ment1 at low aa $889. Kitchen. 3br. 2bl., utilitlll, 117:.:40:::c:l448:::::::·~32~1::8:.. · ___ rtnr.hed blnment, Window Vtnd,.,. obit h patio porch. Lot 401c140, gom • orne, 2 roge. Coli SomorviNt RotitY lu rxneoi·•~l~rylndoio' moallfly (304)67 5·3030 or (304)675 • lshedth' ••ho c on, rt n· roug ut, mull 118 3431 to apprecfatt, (740)742· 2979 57 I All Mokot Lawn Moworo =r'l:":ed ~.:~ nd · a dltlvtry avalltbtt. Call Mlko 1746)44e-7604. "r.: =:':ut";:/:11~~~~~ -e mllljult 0011304 75. 1957 .. Houtthtlper ayallablt: Onco, occoolonat, regular. Cleaning,.....,.....,, .._ng,· rT10\IIng. What~~~ d0 1 H ng. onett, reliable . .(740)448·7604 Nice olean 5 room cottage G.E. 1lde by 11d1 relrlgara· on Monroe Ave, Pt. Ple81· tor, water/ Jet dltPenllir. anl304-875-3757 OOOd condUion, (740)448· ::::~..:..::..:.::::.::.:..._ _ 8241 (740)441-4867 Small houu at 608 FQt ::::.:..!:.:::>:::.:.::::::.:__ AYfl. Soreontd beck porch. Good Uoed 'Apptiancao, Re· Wiaher· Oryer. $3&0 per conditioned and Gu•ren· month pluo utlillloo. leod. Wuhsro, Oryoro, (740)448.(1260 RSoangea, and Refrigerator.. me atan It S9S. Sklgga M~DI!~ Appllancet, 78 Vine Bi., (740)446-73118 r run"""'' I 2 b d h • room, t 112 btl , 14~e70 wle•pando, central olr, qutot communlly, f300 1 month , 21"7 u -£· 2 Bedroom, 1 Both with lront and bock oovorod ........ No ln~dt Polo, In POfO•-· Country: 1300 a month, 0.0. plus utlllll... Cell after 6:00pm (740)2~-8202 2 btdrocm, noor Airport, 1265 monrh, now car• -· : :••~:~ r.:,~7~~ no Fraziers Bottom Rant 10 OWn 8 mllea to Milton or Route 2 Good condition 3 bed. 1 bath. Nice yard, OWner finance wllh S2,QOO. down lnd $400. month ('104)682·6840 For S.le Rag. Angua Bull 4 yearo old. (304)675·1390 Aegltterad TN Walker, Spotted Saddle/ Racking. 7yr Ofd, pelnt, mare. Sired by Shalimar Gone Amiss and foaled by Dolly's Lucky La11; $3.000. 13041562· 6840 II~ :. ,• '· FOil S~IJ': 1987 Chevy Cavalier 2dr. , 80,000 mlfea. New tlrea , /IJC, Auto. Cell (304)6 76· 1429 Of (304)875-6896 no ·· ,. :,;;:..·.:..:.:~ ·~:::::..____ .-. I 968 Grand Am PS, PB, olr, ntw Marahall engine . $1295. (3()4)675·237 1 .. Hilltop !linea saln & !natal·. ~ .. latlon, all typea of fence, ., contact Larry Hell at 304o :6;.:75:::·:.27:.:9::3_ _ _ _~ ,,j, \' Independent Herb« llle Olt· .,,... tributor. Coli For Product Or'· •·"" veporlunity. (740)441 -t 882 JET ' " .. ,, ·•• AERATION MOTORS .. Repaired, New & Ret)l.jUt In .'""' Stook. Call Ron Evena. 1· 800·537·9528, :~.:. 1991 DOdge Spirit 139,000 mllea, auto, AJC. cruise . GOOd work c:ar. $1400 . 080. (304)675·3129 1993 MX6. lm otoreo, cd, sunroof, ntedl eome body· work, runt good $2000. 304-773-5415 1994 Buick Skylark 4 clau1o $ 1500742-2357 Motorized whtelchalr, only uHd 7•8 tlm11: Fingerhut ., Guitar, brand new, onlY...,, plclred on oi'!W llmH. ·Coi' (740)448 8438 I 995 Oodgo Advongtr . 13800. Runs Good.Lookl . .canoe. 17ft. II ' Priced on In· 2406 Mo A \I It\ II I .._ HOME IMPROVF.MEN'I'S All typea of masonry brick, block & atone 20 yro. expo· rlence. free eatlmete. (304)773·95GO BASEMENT WATIRPAOOFING ' Unconditional llletlmt guar· anlee. Local referanaes lur· nithad . Eetabllahed 1975. Call 24 Hro. (740) 446· 0870, Aqger.• BSitement Waterproolfng. Black Top Sealing. Rool· denllal- Commercial. Free Eallmalao. (740)742·4528· 740·591-9943. C&C Gen•i'al Home Malntenence· Painting, vinyl lid· lng, carpentry, doorl, win· dows, baths, mobile home repair and more. For free estimate call Chat, 740·992· 1 6323. Cuatom Building & Remod· ellng. ~ 18 Yaara Expa· rienct. Fr11 Eellmalet. Fully lnaured. No Job To BlgorSmall. 740·802·1119 or740·441 ·8514 . JT's Aoortng & Co1111ruc· t ion. 17 ~0)532 ·8 722, (740)379·2131 , (740)379· 2::5::7..;1;_ . ------ CI:.: rea::'::. · :.:1304::.:::)1l:.:.7::.5-6::.9::ee:.:..:._ .: ' 1995 f'onllao Grand Am, 2 door, automallo, air, good oonditlon. (740)379·2983 LJtot Cho~ce Bprlng SIV- ' Mower· Tlree, Carlltlt,"' 20x10.00·8 N'!W, 150. tlorlt·'' •·. SMtarcrart, 18', 302co- Inch,: 0 ual Aql trcru 1ltr· Shoreline with Trailer. -~I 11,000. (740)3]g-2111 ~ tngo 1998 DOdge Noon AfT, Ciroat Condition, Super Goo Mileage, ~· Ford 2000 with brush hog, Good Shope· Ciao, 14000 080. Phone: (740)245-8158 Homo romodollng ond ropalro, roofing , chain link fenco,cuotom wood dlcko & r•ne11, rnaurance repalrt. Chook our prtco beforo Free Elllrn~teo 1808 Malibu, 53K, $8495; 304-675•3733 1807 Sunllro, 65K, $4695; 19i4 Beretta Z·26, 11805; REntJGERATKJN I& Olhoro In IIOCk. COOK MOTOAI (740)446-Qt03 ~ AnldtntJal or commercial 2000 Ca111iltr, oleyl.. Auto, wl~ng. now Hrvklo or ro10,000 mlleo, Air Condition· palra Motter Uoonltd .,... or, AMIFM, CD Pioyor, lrlclon. Ridenour Eitclrtcal, Clood .Condition. 17,000. WV000306 304.(17!-H~ . (740)441.Qil37 • Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clerk Cho-1 Road, ~n•r, Ohio. ~ ~·~ (740)446·7444 1·877•830· 81&2. FrN Ettlmateo, ~·IInanctna, _u, da~l umt cosh. 1/iotl Mitior Cord. Drlvt- a· JHio uvo ltol. NEW AND UIID ITIIL ·• Stoll Beamt, PI- Rebor ·. ~ ~ • For Concrete, AngJI, Chan· nel, Fill Ber, Stell Grot"l; For Oroln1 , 0 rIvtway 1 • , Wolkwoyo. L&L &crop Mef. ,,. olt Open Mondly, 1\lolday, Wtdno~ • Frldly, hm· ... Sola (Modl<n)lllloi ' Book• 4:30pm. loHd Thurldoy,..-· grgynd with email tiOwtr dt- Satur::l & Sunday. 1!'\ algn, 3 cuthtont, 175. Aleol,7;_40;;:..1;_,;,..;7300.::::__ __ ~~!~~= (Pin1<), 120. Riding town mowor, ~ 2 ,... Zenelth TV, otectrlc guitar, '•• UHd turnlturo orore now 11 Coli (740)-'·1102 aak lor .c;vv ~~~r~=~ Plkodr':.:~ Junior ,', couchtl, appllancet, much Waterline Special: 31' 2()(). ·~ more. Orave manumentt, PSI $21 .00 PM tOO; 1i 200 ·~ (740)4Ae·4762 Oallipolla, PSI 135.00 Per 100; AI( ..... Ohio. Braaa Comprenlon Flttinga In SlooM. ' ' Whirlpool, Moytag, Ktn- RON EVANI MIA~- · • mor$I Wa- & Oryor Sttt, El JIICkoon, 01\lo, 1·8()0. ' 1110 - h. Olhor W -. 637-i528 165 oach. GE Oryor,. 160. All W.h lte. Call alter Welder, Lincoln SA·200. ,.w &:OOpm, (740)448·906e. Gu. Caii(740)4MI-7845 eo rou our. r I ELF.cnoc.uJ lw-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..., r. 2000 Cl!ovy Cavollor, 27,8110ml, MetolliO Sliver, Sunroof, CO, AutO., Have &loroo Syotom, Opllonol. 17800. (740~·4376. 2002 Camero. Vory low mliB 11182 CheY)< Lumina. (740)245-SOfT CoMrte COUpo, whlll wllfl rwd · glulr top, toodtd, COl 'ldiO, 94 113.100 7812 1 ' AIJI'OS 1984 Monte Carlo, Super sport. Call after 6pm . (304)e74-0861 (304)674· 0539 • ___&:"":. - \'\ "' I'IJU I \110\ vio L ,.,.v Ii;;;;::=====:::; -... j'o I' u............ . AQHA Regl1lered 2 yr. old t 999 Honda Foreman Rtd Dun Filly out lo watch 4508, Low Mllea, Excellent Joe Zan & Dout>o Go Sola- Shape, Wilt conllder Trado no- Double Go Solano Cum on Crotch Rocktl. ol the Jewelers Son won (740)388-8240. over $30,000 In c:utUng $2,000. (304)675,4137 200 1 Yamaha PW80, 5950. (day), (740)245·5373 Boer Nanny goats 50% to (740)379·9270 (avenlng). Purebred starting Price 1125. (304)675·1126 Leave · Boi\Tii & MOTOR.~ Menage. I'OR SALE monllor, anti virus, desk, cd'o, monlior, keyboard,• mouse, pad , tpeakera, bJg .. • desk & chair, all paperwork, color lax ~1 1 & • UI'V'Iar end or Pt. PleaHnt. WI do ,.. n er scanner, :., "OOO • Very nlca and prlv•le. No (740)742 n w1 7434 • . "' 1500 • ~"" Polo. Phone (304)875·1368 ::-=::c::~·.:,::::::_ Grubb's Piano· Tuning Flepalrs. Probtemt7 Weed I • liun&d? Call The Pia or HOUSEHOIJI 740 446 ' 525 Do·~ewlde, 3 lledroom, 2 $3,000, (""")563·3753 """ YIN Bath on .46 acre on R~ - •ie 7 S. $45,000. Call (740)256· ~~=~~===~ .6264 or (740)446·8340. For oale 69 Champi on 1 """"" t 4•60 mobile homo, 2 br., 1 b• . W•• her & dryer hock FORauoo ups, n8\N rurnace, new hot wafer tank, atove & refrlger· 1 ·3 Bedroom• Foreclosed ator fully carpet, wtnOow air Homes From SI99/Mo., 4..,_. conditioner S3600.00 304· Down, 30 Ytars 11 8.5% 675-2614 APR For Llstlnga 800 319 • • 332 Ext t?OQ • Hurrlcono Crook 75 Road Ex· · • II 2000 3 bod c2o ent ' 16x ' Homo lor rant 3br. tbo. all I . bath, eat-In · kitchen, electric. Located 50S 2nd argt II!Ang room Owner Fl~ S nance wltfl 14,000. down & treet, Pt. Pl. (304)875· S400J montr + lot rent. 5l iHI Available 1120. {304)562· HouH lor rentlula, .8001 5640 340. 6814 r•o evo • c I pi . L A 1 Top Soli, Fill Dirt ro r Sale. Equipment Rental,• ... Dozer, Backhoe, • Bobca t • · scraper, Tractor Equipment :.:. 17,.:: 40::.)4;_4,.:: 1·.::06~1.:.9- - -·· ' 010, ' ' (740)612· 0)11------~ Anytlm•l• • · d T Et IM 0 Cheokout the goo Cl•eslf'-dsl - DaUy Sendnel 1112·2111 www.mycfll~llndnel .. Tree Service a FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742·3411 DEPOYSAG PUTS SUU 01 WIIJOIIIU DeanHW . Equipmenl Parts Fac1ory Authorized · Cuse-IH Parts New&: Vaed 475 South Church St. Ripley, wv 25271 740-667·0363 Sunday AT992·2155 7ue ea.u S,,IJ.e(.(,aa4~ e.....e 4.,,..,"., 'P··~c,..,•.&u.-.1 1 ,,.e,.., lAMM'S LPN · Full time, Part tlllll and Per Diem RATE WILL BE BASED ON EXPERIENCE Banefltalnclude: • $2,000 sign on bonus lor Full lime Ucensed Nurses • Flex scheduling (Including 12 hour shills) • Shill differential • Weekend positions • Training program lor new graduates • Health Insurance single/family plan • Experience pay and recent upgrade In pay rales Apply· in peraon or call Angela Cleland, DON (304) 675-5236 ANEOE Business Services ODD JOBS Specializing In: Roofing, Decks, Remodeling, Siding , and Additions ' Owner: Tarry Lamm (740) 992-0739 1 . [lO'xlD' 61D'x20'1 (740) 992-3194 992-6635 Painting, Powei W11hlng, Mowing, WHdeatlng You Need It . Done, We'll Do It (740) 949·4028 or (740) 591-9329 Hre you stressed? cau n:~~ your mfiGS mHSSIIGf THfRHPY lllj~ll'> hO(Jci'>. ql;t~'> l'tC 740-742 -2 /~,o Toll Free 1-877-202 -3262 550 per month ·YOUR CODCRfTf CARPENTER COOOfCTIOO, LLC Y G'S SERVICE · • lloom Addtll- I llemodttlnl • Nowlllrt... • • - 8 Plumbing llorlllnt • GUIIIro I 8 Ptlnll•8 (740) 742-601~ QuaUI7 Co~ Work Driveways, Patloa, Parklng/pii!Y Areu, Sldewalke, Floor• It Yllr&lxperltnoe "'" latllllllel (ioll ltw) ' 877-353·7022 ~~liA"'-'I!Jr...~llf:\ 1' !fl 11 !Ji ll :au f 11 lll!~ m··-11!! WOLFE HEATING & COOLING 4 1 21 Roonng, Siding, Hdd-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Painting 1{. llupp In,, Rod\~ :tlld l' inanrial St'nin·s Loeal 843·5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home Haning's Construction Foreman: Larry Owner: 740·367·0181 Ronald "Mick" Haning Christina "Chrle' Haning 740·992·0780 Call H40·591-0919 Cell : 591·8393 • HOWARDL. WRITESEL Roofing - Home MaintenanceGutters· Down Spout . Free Estimates 949-1405 TFN Take the PAIN out of PAINTINGI ThE . CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT Lr; I mr; do rl kr youl UII'S Pllmll • Verllcalo • Wood • Mlnlt • Etc · 4359 St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631 446-4995 Slzeatl'x10' to 10'1130' _ ... I Pocket Knlvet & Collectlblea .Z::...A Cut Above ~the Rest" Houra: · Man-Sat 1D-4 • Ventvlsor • Bus . & Full Lllie Otlu:r Acusoorlt1 · I l I \ I•• I+I i 1,,, I Jl 1 11 217 E. 2nd St • I I Pomeroy,OH (740) 992-5908 , (740) 992 -5822 Pd. t Roonna, Sldlna. Pltlndna, Ouners. [)e(lU Houra 7:00AM ·S:OO PM 111<411 mo. Free E11imatesl (740) H:Z-11SII Affordable Prtcee) Pomeroy fogies IIDG02171 BISSELL Every Thundly BUILOfRS.IDC. 6 SUndly New Home• • Vinyl Doors Open 4:30 SldinJ 1 New OaraJel flrly birds start 1 Repl~~eemcnt 6:30 Windowe 1 RooflnJ Progressive top line COMMERCIA~ and Thundlys RESIDENTIAL Progressive FACE ESTIMATES CMrall on SUIIdlp 74NI2•7151t mo. S.W · ummone SEIILIT COASTRUaiOn Maaaey Ferguson Parts I Service· LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 144 1lilr4 An. o.llpols Beclllners •Nerf Bar ; Tonnl!ue Co•er CuDCac(et: & Gravely (Fectory. Outlet) . All verdcroi bUndo are made to order al our loeotlon MACK'S Hill's Self Storage Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 Hot Dog Stand 0 en 140·848·2217 ' j i ~.~ TFN "SALES AND SERVICE" Maplewood Lake Aug. 2·3 St. At. 124 between Racine & SyracuSfil Spaces Available 29670 .Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 for llr.\ (740) 992-3987 Owner & Operutor, John Dean www.amlrlclnatlnderdalr.oom (7401992·1705 in this space Roofs & Sidmg Commerciul & Residential .~ • Heating • Air Condltlonore s~ • Sorvlce On All Bl'lndl • Flelldontlal l Light Commercial . · •10 rr. parte & Lebor • Heeling l Air Conditioning 213 D. Second Hue. middleport, OH Advertise G_urages , l)1lle B ui ld1ngs. Concrete FLEA MARKET Campsite• with TDIIII Reiber water, sewer & 1 Ucensed 1111 tile Ohio L.._,.ll!!ll~c'"._ _. ; State Rledkalloard ext£>nor rcpliiU'rnr•n l hocly ptirP. rlfHH', llillllpl!r~ . k'ndf•t<, J.D. CONSTRUCTION · 949-2734 me. itt•!. 'Jl ll. fi1! 1 fll 11 ' AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH • New Humes & Remodeling In Log Homes & l<u bber Roofs" • 66· POSITIONS AVAILABLE: RN· Part time •nd Per Diem NevJ aula ancJ lriH;k il [il tlt "Spcc ~Ui i< ing Scali I.. Swain Gallipolis, OIJ/o • (740) 446·2015 /SA Certified ilrborist PleaAnt V•lley Hoapltal Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Is a dynamic Long-term care facility that provides Intermediate and skilled care needs lo residents . Come join our h8~11h care organization where we provide excellence In care. ReplrJcemenl fiulo BodiJ P<~rls ~1 1 ~ . e..ur UclA'"'· A;~t·U•I. 1fll"dt)d''tf, ?..u<l .. CIIISTRUCTION RaS Quo~liltJ ·--~~An.~(!(!:. 11 11 We Care For Your 1i-ees ~ Lots ol furniture, appliances, Coo Coo Clocks, wicker porch set, porch swing & lots mora 740·949·2734 ....u "W.V's NI Chevy, Ponti ac. Buick . Olds & Custom Van Dealer" 205 5th Street Racine, OH Maplewood Lake .July 4-~-6 Spac11 Available IIPTIO lUll. UACIIED IDtiUII. WIRI... WCTIIC Ulll. 1-800-822-0417 Rain or Shine flf ft mHRRET SINCE 1964 IACKHOE • DOZING • END LOADER • TRUCKING • TRENCHING All Makes Tractor& July 27 hae openlnge, 15 yr. experience, Certified In Meigs, Athena and WashJnglon counties, Open 24 hours. 7 Days per weak. · St. At. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH CALL 667-6329 New Homes, Room Addltlonl, Garages, ·pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall More .. "'"0 MOVING SALE Child CARE ~ 33795 HU.nJ Rtl. Pom.,.,, Obio •· "J' grn'1 5''122 I 'I • ;!~· ~J tJj S.v4f010 ~ Connie's Bryan Reeves • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Dealers 1000 S1. R1. 7 SoulIt Cpo!l•i/lt•, OH 45723 I . 5 yr old Regllterld Breed· lng atock gelding cheatnul MaroMCYCIL'> lots or extru has been __ • ahown. $3500 1740)9 92· 5449 1985 H.O. Low Alder I 340 engine, s+s carb, re· A.O.H.A. Sorrel Gelding buill trans, new palnl, seat, Genuine Doc and Zan Parr drag pipes, forward con· Bar Pedigree $2,000 trot ... many new crom parte. (304)682·3992 $12,500 080 949·2203 . / 2 horsepower Troybllt ·Fiotertlller used once In tiny · garden , 1 year old, $450" , firm, cash only. Ca n (740)245-9261 .• S'!\'82"· ° Muat have payroll knowl· tdr,, odvancld C(lr11pulor all:lls. Mondar· Friday 8· 5pm to otort lmmodlotely. No phone cell ploatt. Mall reaumea to 13621 Stall Roure 554, eldwoll, OH 45614. PART· TIME OPENINOI ~OR STNA s s Mobil a E •amIner1 N eeded. Porlamedtc, the nstlona leading paramedical corpo· ration, Is cu"enlly seeking motllla examiners In the Point PreaMnl Ohio area. we have parl·tlme poaltlone 8118 II abl e. 0 ua 11118 d candI· dateo muor hrove vo~lloble blood . drawing exp, and b bl must e 8 8 to work at 8:00 am, and soma avenlnga. Plea,se call (800)338.S34r, 10 or ax your rtaume (614)765·05e5 atM: John ' •. 59:.;1_;·99:.:.:.43::;._ _ _ _ _ t 4•70, 3 Bedroom, 2 Both, 1740)379·2830 alter 5pni. BEAUTIFUL APART· Air, Remodeled. (740)256· MENTI AT BUDGET PRI· -Assistant Director ct Nurs· TUANED DOWN ON Brookvlew Subdivision of CEB AT JACKSON EB· 1526 lng Superllisea 011erall care SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? .:.::::.::__ _ _ _ _ _ Centenary. 1.6- 5.2 acre TATES, WestWOOd Dfilll delivery No Fee Unless We Winl 14:dt0 Mobile Home, 3 Bed· lola atartlng at $25,000 . hom g52 $ . Walk to 2 7 10 383 ·Food Services Dlractor 1·888·582·3345 · room, 2 Bath. Excellonl 1740)446·0059 (dayo) , ohop & movloo. Call , 740 ·Temporary Recreation Aa· Condition. Very reasonably (740)446·6630 (evenings) 446 •2568 . Equal Housing eistant Aids the director In · priced. Call (740)446·8583 Lot tor Sale- Approlt. 2 112 o-!:CPPDc:::"::un:.::lic:Y'----managing residents actlvl1y ~ aorea, ctearad & reaAy for programs HOM~ l988 AeetWOOd Reflections building, grayel drl{ew&y, Gracious living. 1 and 2 14x60, 2 br. 1 ba. alae. water & otectrlc available, bodrocm aparlmento at VII· ·AN I'ORS~I.E Manages daily unit operastove, refridg, table & Porter area. Asking lege Manor and Alveralde uon cl:lalrs, In entertainment , , Call ( ) _ Apartments in . Middleport. 513 995 740 -LPN 2 bedroom Muse In F'omer· contor $8000. 304·466· trorn _ Qr )446 _ Fmm 276 .,348 . Call 746 , 4514 85 1746 448 Provldea residents with out· oy, will sell on land contract 1872 or 304·458·1901 . 992·5064 . Equal Housing 3248 alter 6pm. standing nursing care or will rent wllh option to 1996 14x70 2 bedroom, 2 Opportunltlea. ·STNA buy, 740·8 98•7244 bath, front and back decks, Lots lor Sale In Addison :::!:;=:;:::::;::;::::____ F'roYides direct care to 11ery 3 b 0d d new heat pump, 18 ,500 Township. 6 Acre Late. Newly Remodeled 1 Bed· 1 opeclollndlvldualo roMomlddlnew Y re,~o • 1740)949•4026 Leave moe· (740)446·0722 · rOQm, $375/mo.. Woohtr, Bled, 1n aport, ca I 10 m Dryer, Dishwasher, Water, These prolosslonal poai· Anderson alter 5pm, :se~go::•:..·- -- - - - Maaon County 1·acre Iota Trash, Sewana. {740)441· 1740)992 3346 '---- 8 used homes under w1th easy access c1ty water, 8261, Leave a•-meuage. Ilona ir.clude a lull benetlta ~:::!.:::::.·::::::· program and competitive 3 Bedropm wilh garage on $3,000. Will help wilh dell11· electric & paved road . Own· North Third, Middleport, 1 package. Cell Mall• approximately 1 acre on ery. Call Nikki (740)385· er wi~1 Jt,~i~a $25,000. bedroom furnlahed apart· aa Wamsley Administrator Route 2. Gallipolis Ferry. :994:.::6:__ _ _ _ _ _ each, • 40 . ment, no pete, depoalt rei· 1) • today for a co nfidential in· (304)675·5332 Water1ront lot, foot erences raqulrect, ( 740 32 tervlew at 740-992·6606 . !::::r:.::.:.=::.__ _ _ 93 28)(60 3 br.. 2 ba. Norris Couchman camper raised :0:.: : _____ _992 _ 16 3 yr old home located on double wide, newly remOd· above bOat lloodotago, 25 fool Now Taking ApplicationsRocksprings Aehabllllation Manuel Ad, out1lde of Ra· · eled Inside. COYerad front house with •. ~:o:.nn 101 ~ Center · elrie, 14 acres, an electric porch, heat pump 60 FT w 2 Bed • 35 36759 Rocksprings Road w/central air, fireplace, 2 rear deck 304·937·3503 acre lot, septic, rural water · ho e~ '~r ~~n· Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 bedroom, full basement, call lap, $24,900. (740)388· uae partmen 1• nc u 811 EOE/MFOV 1740)247-7200 98 Clayton 4br, 18x60 on !87~4~3.__ _ _ _ _ _ Worer Troth, rented lot In Gallipolis Ferry. Welchtown MlnerayiiJe, . $360/Mo., 740-4 6·0008. 2 7 One bedroom Apartment In . (304)675-3689 acre&, wooded/lloped area, - OALLOUFI ~ reen/sllver. Call (304)675· . ;.68:..:..;;5_ _ _ _ _ __ 2 "--iiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiorl ..:::::.::::..:.;..;::::_:.,:.::.::;__ for lhe lotiowlng: LtVK.,.IUCK ( 1) 882 2138 • • BULLETlN BOARD 1990 Chevy t /2 Ton, New 350 Moror, 5opd., 7" Lilt, 38 " Tires. Call alter 5:00pm . :.:.17.:: 40~)4.:.4::6·.:3::89:.:7....:.. · _ __ 1990 Chevy At lro van :.91:.:5:.5- - - - - 1996 Ply. Grand Voy•g er 83,000 mlloo. 111,000. Ex· 1 Sl ng Ie Foat Saddle Horse cellanl co ndition. (304)675& Soddle Cheotnut Lumber. :2,:.11:.;7_ _ _ _ _ __ Call (740)379·2565 1997 Ford E•plorer Sport · paint colla aired ~y XLT, Black, 4WO, auto, Maoked Bendil, Regloter&d /IJC, 64.000 mlleo, $9.500. TN Walkorllooled by Croe- ,(7·:.::4::01s4•.:.•.:.·9::8::6::2_ _ __ 1y'1 Coa1tal Crescendo, Registered Saddle Bred 1, 2001 S-1 o Blazer Black, • 2yr. ga ldl nga. $500 . down, ZRZ package, loaded. • $15C'mo. (304)~82·56 4 0 $22,500. 0 80 caii3C4 -67~ 1991 or leave message. 2 omoll black and whlto pigs 92 Dodge Rom 250 oonv. lor eaje. $215 each, 3 Big van , v.e, ahorr wheel base, Plga lor Sale, $75 sech, I $ 1,600 , ovonlngo 1740)742, Black Bull lor Sale. Call 1318 (740)256·1233 r a l;lrlvet'1 license & trans· por1atle:n, tOOls & knowledge of residential remodeling . Oualllled applicants ca n pick up an application et Chrlttlan'a Conatrucllon, HouH. i •u~~~ICI. 1 b o v • d .. crlbed collateral will be •old "•• Ia" where II", with no expruaed or Implied warrenty given. For further Information, or lor on appolnlmant to lnapect coll•terel, prior to ule dele contact Cyndl• Sunset HQme Construction NES' Self·S_ de With ADally S.ntlnel •1~ column "j H1'gh Dry ~~~EE14YUKHA48033 ~"1~g~r:~ ii52081P-...,--.,.-.., r riO teo. lion allocollon & bring back between 9:30am & 1O:OOam. Monday thru Sal· urday. :..:;:::;__ _ _ _ _ _ MEAL TRANSPORTER The Gallla COunty COuncil on Aging (Senior Resource Center) Ia currently accept· lng applications tor !hill po· s~lon . Thlo lo o PIT 16· 19 hours per week. High School Diploma or GED equlvalant. Meat Transi)Ofls must have own vehicle and willing to deliver meals In Gallla County. Job daacrlpllon and appl~allon lo available al th e Senior Raaource Cen· t"r, 1167 Sl AI 160, lrom • 7:00am to 3:00pm Monday thru Friday. Contact Genele I • fVJ«<- '8"'column ihCh weekdays 4-Wlls 1995 Ford Aeroalar XLT, All Wheat Orlvo von, 4.0 En· glne, All Power, Crulll. FRurrs & Caaae tte, Air, 56,000 mllee, $6200. 1996 Ford Aorootar Lw-..;V,;;IXIi;ill;;,;rAiiHiiLiii"";;..,.J XLT v•n. 3.0 Engine, ..., · Crul11, Canelle, Air, Melone for Sale at Troyer's $102,000 miles, $5200 Woodcralt, 9 mlloo Wall ol ~0~8:.:0.:..1:;.7.:.40:.:)4_4:.:6:.:·2:.:82:..4:__ Clalllpolla. 1998 Jeep Grand Charokee I \1{\1.._1 I'Pt II.._ Laredo. Red with gray trim. Fully loaded, leather interl· .\.11\1\10~1\ iiiijp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ or. Good • Condition. $10.000. 080. (3 04)77~- Poaltlon Openings· Real· Will Do Light Aea lctenUal Price Reduced. Remodeled Summer Clearance 1 and 2 bedroom apart- Buy or 1111. Riverine AnU· • dent Alalatanta lor Carr Repair, Electrical, A!ao Bulkf . Home. Three Btdroomt, All lot models muat go, 2003 ment1, furnithed and unlur· ques, . 1124 East Main on ~ Street Apartments, Jackson, Otckl. Free Eltlmatas. Aak Living Room, Dining Room modela on the way. Beat nlshed, eecurlty daposh re-. SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· ;: Ohio. Shill work. Hlgh ' for Chuck. (740)441·1353, & Kltchen Combined, 1 time to buy Is now. Many qulrtd, no peta, 740.&92· 992·2526. Aull Moore, _ School graduate/equivalent; (740)245-0557. Bath, TWo Car Garage & homeadyet to choose fro m. 221~ owner. , Valid Drlver'a Llcen1e; Firat Will pressUre wash hout8l, Storage Building, 82 Ann don't elay, we're mov 1ng .:__ _ _ _ _ __ Hesllh 5ervlcet Coordinator Aid and CPR required. Rea- trallera, and decks. Call Drive. {740)446-9476 lhem out. 1 bedroom apartment In Sua'• Selectablea on the wa nted tor part-time post· ldanllal e•parlence with 441 ·4238 aak for Ron or Colas MObile Homes Gallipolis, deposit & reler- In Middleport. Dolls, gtau· .. lion (2 day&IWHk) to work emotionally disturbed adulta~ leave meaaage. Priced to Sail Ownere Sacrl· 15268 enoe required . Call wara, Aladdin manttlt, and ...., with cnlldren and adullo wlih prolorrad. se.67 par hour. . !icing muot See II Rt t Box U.S. 50 Eaor Alhons, Ohio (740)446·2468 mort. (740)802·02e6 : , deYelopmenlal disabilities. Send resumaa to: Manager 786 Sandy Helghta.· 3 bed~ Phone 740·&92·1972 . MU81 be a Raglsteree1 Nurse or Human Aesourcea , room split hwal, 2batha, fire· We have appro•lmately 10 t Bedroom Apartmenta MlscF.LLANEOtS 1-wllh current Ohio License. Woodland Centel'l; 3088 BUSI~ place, 2 car garage, abolle used homes tor under ::~~:r ~tc!~~~~~~0!~1~ MF..ROIANDJSio: • Send reaume by August State Route Gallipolis, · OI'POR'IlJNri'V ground pool, dead end $2,000, can 1·800·837·3238 Refrigerator. ( ) • -740 441 2,2002 to: Carleton Ohlo45631 . · atrHt. Country Jetting ml· for Info. . 10x10 Storage Bid. $450. 1519 SchOol/Meigs lneluslrltl nutes from town, Call tor ) 675 21 7 _ __ 1304:.:._;_·;_ 1310 Carielon Stroot PO Telomarketers Needed lo INOTICE! Appl. (304)675·1 145 2 Bedroom Aporlment on Rl :::;_ ;_1_ Box 307 Srracuse, OH work from home .. Hetp us OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 160 Just paat Holzer Hoapl· 4 whetilltotrlc scooter, like 45779 I qualify people for discount· lNG CO.' racommenda ·thal New home lor sale 3 br. 2 BLSJN~ tal. $400/mo., Oepoalt At· new, S1500, (740)992·2492 ' ad A)(fDentaiiOptleal you do business with people ba. w! heat pump on ap· AND BUILDINGS qulred. (740)441-1519, Help wanted caring for the plans .. Free optlcalldental!nc you know and NOT to send pro>c . 6 acre• of land, local12 In Blacl( & .Oacker band elderly, OarsI Group 'Home, dlacounl plan for employ· money th;ough the mall until ed on AI 2 Greer Ad serious 2bf'. Apartment for rant In · aaw, $615.00, all metal d8tk, now paying minimum wage. ees. You muat have com- you have lnYes!lgated the calla only 304·675·7386 Office In Po,meroy across ~oint Pleaa•nt. $300. perfect lor student Dr porta· new shifts: 7am-3pm, 7am· puler, printer. Internet ac· ollerlng 8:30·5pm 3Q4-675-6563 or from Sheriff • office and month. Deposit required . ble sewing machine. $15.00 Spm, 3pm· l1pm, 11pm- ceas .. $59.00 deposit . ' 593·0719JifterSpm. Courthouse. Furnished or (304)e93~1994 (740)985·4409 7am, ca ll 740·992·5023. required on hire to actiYate Start Your Bu.slnesa Tounfurnished. Call · for ap~ .:___._ _ _ _ __ LPN position at Middleton access code that aendt day... Prime Shopping Cen· Price reduced, 3 bedroom, polntment· Bill Childl Apt Avallabkl8/1102 1yr. old Computer E Maair' 1740)992·2449 EHO lor chine wllh prlnier. Call Eetales an ICFIMR facility. l.le· Charge.. 10 u• ·· For tar Space Available At At- I bath ' gao heat ' cenrrol · M 740 992 or 3188John ...... •w In Rl·-rs , · · •-ar '"" Drive, · (740)446·· u11er .. rvww. •& . elderly/ disabled. Full Time with benetlla· 35 mo,., lnlo call · Joy"" .,.....675 • ~Jrdable Aale. 2 Nice E•ec· Klneon 2776 Now accepting Applloaliont (304)675·1429 or (3C4)675· 7077 011 800 72 58996_ _ _ _ __ • 0.50SS ext ulive Olllces. Newly Ae· hrs week· every other week· • A~-;::.,':;.GV. lor 1 br, ail utilities paid :::::::: 290 · end, 3:00pm.II :OQpm shill. modol&d. Spring Valkly Pia· fl"'l MOBI!Jl HOMI'N ~"""' ., HUO ·alllotod, oarpetod 4 Hydraul~ slyllng chalro, M~st be able lo flex schad· UNIQUE HEALTHCARE za. Ca11!740)446·3481 . FOR S,LE 1 apartment. rent 11 30% ot $20. each, 2 shampoo I edad l II ue as ne or ramanng OPPORTUNITIES · 14 plus acres tor aala ln Le- your adjuated Income call bowls, $50. each. (304)~62· hours. Please contact Dora· ROdc.aprlnga Rehabilitation PROiolNiiONAL tart WV. call Mike • • 304·675-6679 between 8· 5840 • 304 882 4:30pm weekdays. 12K2 4 lt. Wood built 2 room thy Hllrper, AN at (740)446· Centtr hiB eJCciting posl· SERVI<..U 3466 4814 or (740)446·8145. · lions 111allable lor health · Add·A·Aoom. Sliding glass - - - - - - - .:::::..:::::..:::::::::!..::.._ _ 6pc Drum Set, Telescope, McClure'• ReJtaurant now care proletalonals. Become Blacktop sealing, residential ~~~~ capr~~~~~, , In$~~~~~ 2,3,&5 acre+ Iota, water & Apt. lor rent one bedroom, Portable Bar with o: lo... lt. hiri ng all 3 locations, lull or a part ol the teamllmmedi· & commercial, rree astl· (304}675·6714 power, green townahlp, utillt!aa paid. $400. Deposit Playstatlon & Nlntendo with game,. (7 40)245·5017 part·llme, pick up appllca· ate openings are available mates, (740)742·4629, 740· ~_.:.:...:...:_.:..._ _ _ State Route 141 frontage . $400. Rani. (30 4)6?5· 21.17 6 I WAN'Il.:U '-----_.J VANS & I Stelnway Profesalonal ~Ia· no. Ideal lor a achool or church. El!cellent Conaltlon . Pr~&d right . ca ll (740)245· ·r ANNOUNO::MI'~I'S ili!ir;;.:...;~;;;.;;,;;---, f'JIJ I'UO)~BB· I 234 Hardware Sales Send Resume to: CLA 657 c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Gatllpolla, Oh 45631 "-------_.J 61 Ford F-100, outomallc. $800. (740)4"6·8764 1986 Jeep Cherokea. 4x4. Rebuilt Tran smission, Re· buill Front End. Noodo mo· to r or ,ebulll. S, 500. ' (740)446·7928 . INsTRUMfo'M'S and Savlngl Company, Pomeroy, . . . - - - - - - - - - , Ohio, ruervaa the .r01.f __ rll)~ right to bid at thla aolo, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to oal•. Furthor, f)J The Farmer• Bank and 01. Saving• Comp•ny , .... vea th• right to tor~ relect any or all bide "i 1994 Chevrolet S·IO, 4.3 Engine, Auto , Air, $3 ,000. (740)446-0425 otter noon. CKC Registered Longhair black and Tan Mlnlturo DashhOund . Homalo, I · mare vet checked, llrtt olioto $450. Coil alter 6pm. 875 3855 (304) " MUSICAL Dtterlptlon· • Include A Prle~~ • Avald Abbrevlltlona • Include 'hone Number And Addre11 WhenComptat• Needed lncludtl • Ada Should Run 7 D1ya r t Sunday Dlaplay: 1:00 p.m . ~~b~~~~~~~~~~~;A;D:;·;•;to:rt:V:ou~r~A~djlW~ltjh;A~Keyword • 1. .. Pu bllcatlan _ Rudolp,h · Wurlltzer plano, light oak, boby plano size. space saver, e)(cellent con dillon, aoklng $1200 . r~y~~ HF.J.J•WAN'Ilill IIJ.J..PWAN'I'I!D 'i~-------,J I'ERSONM.~ I~ '-----'------~ 9·1 Cler~. '.• Display Ads All Dl•play 1 12 Noon 2 Bualneaa Daya Prior' To NOTICE: Ia heroby given thot on Saturday, July 27, 2002, at 10;00 1.m., 1 public aale will be held 11 211 Woat Second StrMt, Pomeroy, Ohio, In the porklng lot or The Farmer• B1nk and Saving• Company. The Farmero Bank and Savtnga Company 11 nlllng lor Cllh In hand or certlllod eheck tho following collateral: 1118 Vamohe YFM400FKGR4X.WY44 QookoL Spaniel puppies, 9 Mekl Old, 111 lhOII, p.t· tints on premises. Call Am ROME AUTO SALES, 9267 boor (740)441-1362 SA 7, Proctor11llle. Ohio. ~C Collie puppies, 2 2001 Tundra, 1 Owner, l!>oioo, blaok/lanlwhllt, nor· 116,500 . 1991 Toyoio Com· mal eyea, vet checked, ry, 1 Owner, $389~. 1997 1350 ooch; AKC Shaillo Noon. 13850. 1993 Sun. ~ppiOO. m/1, oablellrla, vel donee, $995 1991 5·10, c~ackad. oholo, 1350 oech . .12500. 1992 Exlondod Cab SHW01WA085123 N<C ·Pomeranlans pupplat S- 10, 4x4 , 1 Owner, Low 1 8 II I Yameha ~ males . oranQel&abte' Mll11, $3895 . 1988 Ford YFB25FKGR4x4JY44K r.l50 each: (740)696·1065 ' Ranger. $1295 1740)888· DW02WA114881 ... ' 1343. Buy Hers, Pay Here 1881 fQrd EISO Al<c Rag. male Solnr Ber· ~oitindrR~et;;';;"~· econollno Convoralon .· nard puwv. 8 wko old cur· 1720 TRUC'"'S ronr wilh all ahoto $250. ~ 504-878·1439 or 740·709· "---~~~ l(iiJRiiSiiiAiiil.iiE. _.I Tht Former• Benk 1320. -. PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Dally In-Column' 1.100 p.m. o· Rat Tlffler Puppies. r.rJrst- kShOll, • old, Tall docked. S'tOO each . In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS Word Ads Motor 2.8 MFI & comp. out ol 65 Flreblrd 1300, 65 Ford Truck, 351 mol or, 1 lift , 42" Super Swsmpert, SMOO: 95 Polaris 750 SLT Wave Runner, $2 ,500; Ves· to High Boy top.lor 94 Jeap Wrangler YJ, $1,500. (740)441 ·0335 3" Male G.llla CIIWIIy, OH Offee 11o~~ 8 UtUH NG Sul,'lJI)i .Dtllverad lo Spread Spec:l1lll ton $135.00 740.742-7037 • (740) 446·1044 Monday-Friday 8-5PM • Saturday 8-2pm P/B CONTRACTORS , INC. Racine, Ohio 45771 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes 740.985-3948 • Garages CONCRETEIBLO CKIBRICK • Footcn. Wall•. Step• • • Complete Remodeling A01 Worl<, Stop I Compare RepiKementl, • Walk&. and Drivel • Stencil FREE ESnMATES' Crete 740-992-1871 7/ZO/TPN J6SflfaRIC6 PLUIRBII16 .,Jim "u•,. llttotrlo, .. ,............. •ndilmaiiiHome · ,.. Melntenllnoe ...._ (!140 .773-1412 11Eib111M Do you want to • Loee 10·20 lbll. per month? (ana k~ a ~-Appetlt· ·lnoEnergy I Lowtr yout' SlreU • Look & l"ttlllldlr CALL: .111n .. Howell 74NI2·70H Ill! mlllfiJ fill 1 I 1 ~~~~,,'=r,:g::,.~~Jl= 1'000: I 1 1 �' , Friday, July 28, . 2002 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Paga .B e •The Dally Sentl~l - .... p IIIDOI: ~-PHILLIP ALDER ALLEY OOP ~~ \Ill • ACROSS 42 Terllln'e tot 43 Serpent 1 Son of Odin 44 Skulk ebout 5 Arm oppo- 41 Flehtelle altt 41 llueblll a Hurrltd femlly 12 Frenc't nem. aUCCIIIOr 50 Clumay It fl 13 -de .. J IOil &J .,;,_, W•~ l 9 NEA Crouword Punle 6 A • QI I • J ~ ~ ., 4 A QU t4 • \UH ¥ • l r J IQ t f 11 Q I .... . \0\11.J • K 15 S!i~tlh 18 .11 .K lOttll If A-'1:3 '' Different coat Ycstcnlay, I gave u tlcul fc:llurtng u Dentist' ' Coup, in whidt declarer rcmovetl a.n oppom,nt.' s snfc exi t t:mds bcll>rc that opi)oncnt --. WL'SI :.· MISTE~ ,YO'RE IF YOUIHINK I'M NEIGI-IBO~ MORE THAN A !! LI'L. LOS"T ... TilE BORN LOSEU . . ~ I""001\1\ 0C 51LLY! · t 00 &..UE\ft t NV\ t ~~~ m Of flo\£ ('l.r'~l~l~ PU~~ &JY~~ l DION'T R.Uo\OR.Sf.., MJ>o.Kt.l BIC:UTU::. 1 BIG NATE OKAY ~PIT~Y, 'LET ·s rLII'l' :·oc.e~>.N RE~<:.uE •' ! G.I . .lOE H~S F,I..LLEN OVERBOI>.RO ~>.NP HE C.ANT !>WIM 1• GO G!T 'II'\! PEANUTS NOW Ti-IAT WE'VE i-IAD LLINCH T06ETioiER, 1 CAN TELL 'I'OLI MV NAME 15 PEpo'( JEAN ... WELL, VH ... l.JI·LMI( NAME IS ... UH ... lJH .. M'r' NAME IS,, VIol.. BROWNIE CI-IARLES! THAT'S CLITE .. I LIKE IT.. , ,. ~~·-- could l'CCCIVe H ruli . Then , West 1wd Ill mukc u rl'turn favor " hie fur Ihe dec! urcr. This deal is similar, hut nol itlcnli~;ul. I low would you lry to make 1wo spades ul'· tcr West leads the hear! jack'! Now become the rcstJonder for a nwmcnt. Your p>~rtncr opens with one of u suit. und the ncxl pluycr mukcs a take · . out llmtblc . Whm do your ncW-SIIit bids mean? II is normal in this country to play thut a new-s uit rcs/10nse ul the onc-lcve is fore· ing fur one rou111l, hul at the two-level is non fnrci ng. Here, North wus hupJ>Y to have that agreement. Two clubs would huvc made comfortably, losing two dia monds and three duhs, but South -· a Cntllract hog -- rebid his six-curcJ suit. Declarer won the first trick with dum my's heurt queen, cushcd the spade ace, rclurncll to lmncJ with u heart, and continued with the king ;md 10 of spades. Eust won with the 4ucen and did welt, cushing the club king. then shifting 10 the diamond 10. West, after tuking two diamond tricks , cashed the club ace. on which East discarded his last hcarl. Tuking the hint, West led another heart, which East ru !'fed to defeat the contract. ' I( oi1ly South were a dentist. or had thought uhout the coup, or had counted his tricks when lhc dummy was tabled , he would have cashed his third heart winher before leading the spade I 0 . Then he would have been assured of five spade and three heart tricks. cologne 52 so long. In Soho 54 (hyph.) 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Each letter in tn t clptler atandalor another. TOCiay's clut: N oquals F ". Haw z Mas IITWHYK Fa E Z II IZ XLYZBYZ B K II A Z K H XUIIJ, OHC WZBKBT WZXLMBKLHS." ZTLRIIIZKF K B 0 T H .U PREVIOUS SOLUTION- ' This year I'" rediscovered my love lor America- the groat Idea aa o~poeod to jutt tho great country." - Bono ~~~~:~~, S©~J.l~-~~~s· ldlttd CLAY R. POLLAN O four ~earrr~nge l1tt•r• of tht ' 1crombled woida bt· WORD GAM I ~y low 10 form fo!Jr 1lmplt wcrda . N I L F T· Y I I I[ 12 l I SHAF L I I I' I I 15 N I F UT 15 I f9 I I I I' .,f Env~, Jf not so destructive, would e a very comic •sin. It Is usuallrr based on a total mlsunderstand ng of another person's - -. ~ " c; . c::~i.~~ II VAJLOI IB I 19 1 I' PRINT NUMBERED LE TTER S ..· . , WNSCRAMBtE V ANSWER tho ehuckl· quotod In tho mlulng wara1 " you dovolop rom stop No. 3 bolow. by FORI • flllln~ I' I IIIIIIIII SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Offend • Knack- Vocal- Torque • MOT LOOK Tl1e woman 's date had placed his hand on her knee . " I guess I should look and not touch," he smiled. 'At my_ age ," the woman laughed, " you should touch and NOT JULY 261 LOOK!" ' -----&~----Salllllhly. July 27. 21!02 . Thin8 • could ge l a btl lopsy·IUr>'Y for you in the ycur uhcuU whtn nmc en- dc.ntv urs yo u tllink wifl be biy. winner~\ l'il t. lc. und nlher"' you brlievc h11.:k promlto.c produce rcul rcwun.l s. Try to go with I he flow. LEO /July B -Aug. 22) -· Gellerally. when somcune of· fcrs an CKlruon.l11wry dcallhat )·ountls l (lll good to be true , yo ur perception i~ accurate. Tuday when this happen s Ill you. remember to check thin~s nul first. Trying tn · patch up u bmken mmunce'l The Astro-Gruph Mulclunaker cun help you unJerolund what 111 do to 111uke the relutinn•hip work. Mui l ~2.75 lu Mutch· maker. c/u lhis newspurer. P.O. lieu 167, Wickliffe, Otl 44flll2. VIIWO IAug. 23-Sepl. 22) •• You 'll gel wlmt you de· ~crve today . No more . no lc111~. Don't expect othc" to do murc fur you limn you're pre· IHtrelltu lin fm lhcm. nur _g.ive ynu more than you' rc willing togive them. LIIJKA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23) . · The bc\1 way Ill achieve •omcthing worlhy of acknow· "lcJgcmcnt i• 1u first lry to lc:"e yourself. You won"t r.UVC to look ror prui ~C!il from ) othcrl today if you 'll lake pci-.unul ·priJ~ 111 all thai you dn. SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nuv: 22) •• Catering 10 m w1.yiri~ Ul' to 1\nmconc in hupe~ s/hc will dn •nmething •pccial for you fOU id turn nut 111 he a wu•te of time und cffon. Chances are, you're beltin g on the wrung home . . SAGITI'ARIUS tNuv . 23Dec. 21) •• Pulling on pretense• in order to impre" others will not be 11n effec tive tncilc to take loduy. You ' ll have bellcr chunce1 of making rounclf look good if you 'will ;ust be yourself. CAPRICORN 1Dec. 22-Jan . 19) •• U•ually. when people ullempt to U5e Oauery on you fur ihe purpo1e1 of manipulation, you spot it every time. Today, however, yuu may be · too much In need of prai1e lo sec through the ploy, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ··It can be very lhcrapeulic tu treat ourselves to a bit of lu•ury from time to lime . However. 1hi1 might be the wrong day to do •o. Your bills moy outwei~h your momentary ]!ratification. I'ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) •• If you have lo choose . betwccrl •e rving your own In- • terc •t• luduy or /hoNe of •omcone you luvc, pick the Iauer. You 'll feel beiicr f••r it. than ynu would by plea•ing you,.clf. ARIES IMarch 21 ·Aprill9) •• U•c your head as well a8 your hcurttoJuy when dealing wi1h t'omeune who wunl5 tn be dependent un you . Your kinJ Intention• could prove counterproductive . Do only whut •lhe cun' t. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• II'• nice to meet new ··• people and ~o to new places, but roduy you'll be far happier being with old pals then you will be min~lin» In a new group a~d being juAI another stranJer 1n ucrowil. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) •• Of CllUIIC you'll Want de· sirable rcsuh• loduy , How· ever, If your eKpectutlonl and WillflOWCr are OUI n( lynch, you rc not likely to c•pend the necessary effort• to gel them . CANCER (June 21 -July 22) -- You may nut r~cogni1.e cs· scntial inmrmation when you hear i1 today ju•t becuu•e you don 't like the pcr•nn who offero ft. Keep an open mind . One never know• from whence genu of wi•dom come. • . . . . ' .. ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 26, 2002 cappel finlaw