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WASHINGTON (AP) -As the Bush administration rejects an overture by Afghanistan's Taliban government, Attorney General John Ashcroft is warning of a "very s~ri­ ous threat" of additional terrorist . attacks. ·• A Taliban envoy said discussions might be possible to ease the impasse over Osama bin Laden if dte United States offers evidence linking him to the Sept. 11 attacks in New York and at the Pentagon.- White House chief of staff Andrew Card replied that "the president has said we're not negotiating." ... They've got .to turn not only Osama bin Laden over out all the operatives of,the al-Qaida organization" that bin Laden runs, Card said on "Fox News Sunday." ' With little sign of anything besides a military solution in sight, Ashcroft said that "we believe there are others who may be in·the country who would have plans" for more attacks. " Frankly, as the United States respon<ls, that threat may escalate,'' Ashcroft •said on CBS' "Face the Nation." "We're very confident that Osama bin Laden, al-Qaida, terrorist organizations are " operating in dozens and dozens and dozens of countries arollnd the world," Ashcroft added on CNN's " Late Edition." Tali ban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar told his people in a radio address not to worry about a U.S. attack because "Americans don't have the courage to come here." . As for bin Laden, " He's in a place which cannot be located by any- . one,'' Tali ban ambassador · to Pakistan Abdul Salam Zaeef told jour.: nalists in Islamabad. In Afghanistan, opposition forces maintain that they've gained terriPI. .H . . . l'IIIINn. AJ Rese.rvists maintain wait for call ups ~ CLEVELAND (AP) - President Bush has called for 'th~ activation of up to 50,000 National Guard ·a~d reservists, but the bpildup is · slow, with fewer than 1,000 Ohioans tt ickling into tile activedpty ranks since the Sept. 1' terrorist attacks. ; The 179th Airlift Wing in Mansfield is among the Ohio Air National G~ard members awaiting call up• The 179th has received no notice yet, but the likelihood is great. It has been active even m peacetime, and its aircargo specialty ts a wartime necessity. Lt. Col. Brian Lake flies UNE-THROWING CHAMPION - David Banks successfully throws his line over a timber head a Lockheed C-130 Her- · Saturday afternoon during the line throwing contest at the Sternwheel Rlverfest 2001. ·Banks cules cargo plane and is won fltst place; Paul Gibbs, second; and Todd Smith, third. (Tony M. Leach photo) in .charge of the pilots and aircrew who fly another seven identical aircraft. Lake, 40, ofWilloughby, is a graduate of the Air BY TONY M. lEACH fire truck parade made its way John Musser, chairman of the SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Force Academy and has along Main Street. Sternwheel Riverfest commitPOMEROY -A thunderbeen through--this train:-: The parade was dedicated to tee, said this year's event was a ous explosion of colorful ~e­ ing before. A good porboth firefighters and rescue huge success. ·works illuminated the sky over "As expected, we had a large tion of his life is training workers who are picking up I;'omeroy Saturday night, turnout and everyone I've and flying. When he is bringing the Sternwheel 2001 the pieces following the recent talked to said they had a wonnot up in a C-130, he "Rally by the River" to a terrorist attacks on New York derful time," Musser said. puts on a different uniand Washington, D.C. close.. "The festival couldn't have . form and flies Boeing , · The festival began Thursday Formerly known as Big ran smoother, and we're i67s for Delta Airlines. with the docking of numerous Bend Sternwheel Festival, the He and those close to sternwhetlers and assorted three-day event was organized extremely pleased that it 'went him are nonchalant about watercraft on the riverfront under the supervision of a over so well. We can't wait to and the wail of sirens as a large new committee last year, and the prospects of war. PIHH ... Rlv.,_t. AJ Riverfest proclaimed a success RIVERFEST ROYALTY - Meghan Haynes, second from left, Is Meigs County's 2001 Sternwheel Rlverfest queen. Rrst runner-up was Amber Snowden, left, and second runner-up was Chelsea Ray. Joy Padgett of the Governor's Offlce on Appalachia emceed the ceremony. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Meghan Haynes, a junior at Meigs High School, was named 2001 Sternwheel Riverfest Queen in ceremonies conducted Saturday afternoon on the riverfront stage in ·downtown Pomeroy. The daughter of Paul and Janice Haynes of Coolville was presented a $1,000 scholarship from the University of Rio Grande, a $300' check for school books from Oho Eta Phi arld Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and a S100 savings bond from the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. First runner- up was Amber Snowden, a Meigs senior and the daughter . of Jeff and Carolyn Snowden of Rutland. She was awarded a $500 scholarship from the University of Rio Grande, along with $200 for books and a $50 savings bond from Peoples Bank. Meigs junior Chelsea Ray, daughter of Jay and Sue Dewhurst of Rutland and Bub Ray of Wellston, was second runner-up. She was presented a $50 scholarship from the University of Rio Grande, $200 for books and a $50 savings bond from Home National Bank. Others participating were Rachael Morris, daughter of Steven and Carrie Morris of Rutland, and, Erica Bryan, daughter of Duane and Sheila Jones of Cheshire. Both attend Meigs High School. Announcing the winners at the coronation ceremony was Joy Padgett of the Governor's Office of Appalachia. .- PIHH ... Haynes,AJ • Hip: 701 Low: 40s Todllf• Sentinel Lotteries 1 Section - I Pllps . Calendar Classifieds :. Comics . Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather Details, A3 AS OHIO A4-6 A7 M A3 A2.5 A3 Pick 3: 6-8-6; Pick 4: 6-~9-9 5uplr LoiiD: &9-1 & 18-26-29 Klcbr: 3-5-3-2-(}.5 W.VA. . o.lly 3: 5-4-7 Dally 4: &3·5-:5 C 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ·America requires changes to fight terror WASHINGTON (AP) - Should airline pilots be licensed to kill? Should truck drivers need special checks to transport nail polish remover? . From major chapges to minor inconveniences, U.S. authorities have introduced or are contemplating a breathtaking array of meaSures to stem ~he threat of terror after the Sept. 11 attacks. Acceptance of the need for changes is widespread, but some say some of the pro- posals are unw.ieldy and costly, and that impossible for hijackers to breach the others· could.restrict liberties. cockpit. Here are some pros and cons. Con: Should the cabiq depressurize, the crew would need to Open the door quickAIR TRAVEL: ly to equalize pressure throughout the air• Keep the door shut. The Bush admin- craft. Otherwise,. the plane could suffer istration has set aside $500 million to mod· structural damage. ifY planes; topping the list is securing the • Shoot the hijacker. According to the cockpit door throughout the flight. Bush plan, many more flights would be Pro: Some of the solutions - including deadbolt locks - would make .it vir~y PIHH . . . (hanps, AJ ·t~ Holzer Medical Center and the HMC Community Health and Wellness Department presents 11 Minl1111ally Invasive Approacltes to Breast Cancer'' Friday, October 5, 2001 • 9:00am - 1:00 pm HMC Conference Rooms A·B·C Speakers: Allee Grlcoakl, MD and Michael Covelli, MD FREE ond open to nurses in the community. Contact hours available. lunch provided. For more information or to register, please coll1740) 446-5313• .. I~ MEDICAL CENTER Discover the.Holzer Difference ~ .holzer.org I .. �_..,._.. __ \ Inside: The Daily Sentinel ·-. .'·___' ...., ~ • Monday, • NFL roundup, Page A5 Cordon wins again, Page A5 MONDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Bonds holds at 69 home nans SAN FRANCISCO (AP) At least Brian Tollberg told the truth: He didn't want to become a part of history at Barry Bonds' expense. Bonds never got a chance to break Mark McGwire's home-ruh record, seeing only one strike Sunday as his San Francisco Giants lost to the San Diego Padres 5-4. Bonds stayed at 69 · home runs. He drew a pair of fourpitch walks and grounded out against Tollberg and was hit by a pitch from Jose Nunez. " You have to pitch to him carefully,"Tollberg said. "1 didn't want to be in the record books, to be honest." '· The Giants are off Monday,. then, begin a three-game series at homer-friendly Enron Field at Houston. 'san Francisco finishes the regular season at home with three games against Los Angeles. The Giants stayed two game. behind Arizona in the NL West. Bonds, who was left on deck when the final out was made, did !lot comment after the defeat. · ' • · 'In other NL ga;,es: ~Los Angeles beat Arizona 2-1, Chicago stopped Houston 76, New York topped Atlanta 9-6, Florida downed Philadelphia 8-3, St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 7-3, Cincinnati defeated Montreal 5-4 and Colomdo blanked Milwaukee I 0- - Reds play to avoid record loss . ,,,,.. CINCINNATI (AP) - Dmit~i Young hit a career-high homer, Adam Dunn broke out of a deep slump with one of his own, and Danny Graves pitched for the fourth day 'in a row. The Cincinnati Reds gave it everything they had to avoid a record-setting home loss. Young and Dunn homered off Joey Eischen in the ,eighth inning Sunday for a 5-4 victory over the Montreal Expos, forestalling a record for hom efield futility. · The Reds are 27-51 at Cinergy Field, tied with the !937 Reds for most home losses in franchise history. Pak wins AFLAC MOBILE, Ala. (AP) South Korea's Se Ri Pak sh~t · ,, final-round 71 and matched the tournament record with a 16-under 272 total in winning the AFLAC Champions. .. ,, ' PREP G'O LF Meigs netters· keep on • • w1nn1ng BankS · named AII~TVC • andMVP Bv·DA~ HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT > •• BY DAVE HARRIS OvP c!ORRESPONDENT n • ' .. ' · Ripken·, ·last N.Y. showing a poor one SAN ANTONIO (AP) Justin Leonard became the first repeat winner of ··the Texas Open since 'Ar~old Palmer in l962. Leonard shot a 2-under-par 69 to beat J.J. Henry and.Matt Kuchar by two strokes at the LaCantera Golf Club course north ofSan Antonio. The win, worth $540,000, was Leonard's first in 31 starts dating to last year's event here. The 18-und¢r 266 ;:otal gave him the sixth victory of his pro career. getting an inning out of knuckieballer Jared Fernandez, who's scheduled to start next Wednesday in Chicago. Scott Sullivan (6-1) got the win by retiring the only batter he faced in the eighth. .Boone opened the ninth. with Graves, who was pitching for the fourth straight day. It's the fint time Graves had done that since ·1999, when the Reds were trying to make the playoffS as the NL wild card. Graves gave up a walk and a single before Guerrero grounded sharply to Young · at third. He stepped on the base and threw to second for the . ,} ALBANY - · Meigs continued to march toward another TVC Ohio .Division 'volleyball champion,hip after · ·defeating Alexander in' three games Thursday e~ening. Meigs won the first game 15-9, only to have the Lady Spartans bounce back and win the second 15-8 tally. However, the Lady Marauder.; stormed back to win the rubber game by a 0. score of 15-lO. Mindy Chancey led the Marauders with 12. points ·on 19-of-19 serving with . two aces. Chancey had I 0 assists and one kill while working the net. Kayte Davis scored nine NEW YORK (AP) -Cal points on 13-of-13 serving Ripken went 0-for-7 with and three kills, ·while four strikeouts - his poorest Nikki Butcher chipped in showing, statistically, ofhis 21 with seven points on 14years in the major Teagues of~ 14 serving with ' two in his final road game before it aces. was called because of rain: Ripken, honored before the Corrie Hoover added seven points on 13-of~ 13 game, had ·never gone 0-for-7 serving and 11 kill<. . before, and the only other time Ripken had four strikeK;ttie Jeffers .sco.re<! !WO outs in a game was May 2, points on 7-of-7 serving 1984, against Cleveland. and I 0 assists, and Jaynee Davis one point on (>...of-6 Roger Clemens · allowed serving, three kills and one run and four hits in six three blocks. innings for New York, allowing only a homer to Chris · Chrissy Miller added Richards. three kills and a block and Tirzah Dodson- added in Bernie Williams homered for New York. one assist. In other AL games, it was Meigs was perfect servSeattle 6, Oakland 3; Texas 8, ing_74-~>fAnaheim 6; Boston 8, Detroit The Matauder junior 5; Toronio 6, Tampa Bay 5; varsity team also won 15-8, and Chicago 5, Kansas City·2. 15-9. Baltimore and New York They run their record to played to a 1-1 tie when their 12-1 overall and 1'0-1 in game was called after 15 theTVC. innings because of rain . The varsity is now 10-3 overall and I 0-1 in the TVC and will play at Wellston on Tuesday. Leonard wins Texas·Open · They finish the season with a threegame series at home next weekend. Vladimir Guerrero had three hits, including a pair of doubles off Joey Hamilton, as the Expos -took a 4-2 lead into the eighth. Young hit a one-out homer offEischen (0- 1), his 20th of the season. The switch-hitter had never hit 20 at any level as a pro. Eischen walked Robin Jennings and left a hanging full-count breaking ball for Dunn, who hit it for his 17th homer. It was only the rook~ · ' ·rd ' hit in his last 18 at-bats. Boone emptied his bullp · n, even ... . force, with Guerrero barely bearing the relay to first to avoid a triple play. Orlando Cabrera grounded out to end it. " The Expos stranded four runner.; at third base and blew a four-run lead as they lost their 91st game, same as the Reds. Montreal has lost 90 games in each of its last four seasons. Guerrero padded his impressive career statistics against Hamilton as the Expos pulled ahead 4-0. Guerrero . doubled in each of hjS , t\Yl) · at-bats. again·st Hamilton, leaving him 8-for10 career with five doubles and a homer off the right-hander.' Meigs sophomore golfer Jeremy Banks has been named iOO! Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division Most Valuable Player based on his scoring ·.average for the season rocently completed. · · Danks averaged 38.7 over the eight league matches and edged out ·• Banks ' Alexander's " ., ' Jason W'.Widn by•nve ·shots to win the ·tide: Meigs senior Josh Napper was tiarnetl to the Ohio Division ~econd-team. all-conference. Nappet averaged 43.5 during conference play. .' TVC OHIO DIVISION GOLF' ARST TEAM loU,·LEAGl.IE · ' :. " . BroWnS sufprise Jags ·I HI'' 1 >' '' '\' ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla.' (AP) •- Tired' of :IFim Couch threw fm 249 yards,. and engi- · · the. rebuilding and expansion labels, the .'neered a· 66-yard <!rive to a field goal and a Cleveland Browns took a big step on th•ir ·, !6-14 ·lead with 5:13left. roa4 to legitimacy. The Jaguars (2- J.) came into· the game Gerard Warren knocke'd Mark Brunell ou1 · wit~out Fred Taylor (groin) or left tackle of the game early and Daylon McCutCheon Tony Boselli, who was a late scratch with a sealed it late by returning an interceptiq_n for shoulder injury. a touchdown as the Browns surprised the Brunell joined· them on the \lench after Jacksonville Jaguars 23-14 OrL Sunday. · taking a hit in the head from Warren on Jack"Respect in this league js something you · sonville's fim offensive play. The hit came as earn," coach Butch Davis said. "You play Keith McKenzie blew past Boselli's replacegood, you compete, you win games and you ment; Aaron Koch, and Brunell threw ·an · earn respect. That's what the league is abou?:' . interception ·while trying to flip the ball Last December, it was a much dilfer~rit ahead toTaylor's replacement, Stacey Mack. versiop of the Browns (2-1) that c'ame to Some Jaguars thought ·Warren's hit was a Jacksonville, managing just 53 yards :lnd two cheap shot - an unnecessary freebie Ot) a first downs in a 48-0 humiliation . It s~al.ed player who :was· 10 yards away, with · no •. ., the fate of then-coach Chris Palmer, and chance to inike the tackle. when Davis arrived, he turned over nearlY, JameFWhlte had a 4-yard touchdown run ·. ' · to give the ,BrowRs a I 0-0 lead, and cap an half the roster. In their first road game of the season, tli.e amazing. 19'~play, 80-yard drive that ate up Browns showed they realiy have changed. 10:14. ·. Tribe clinches another Central title · ··' ' CLEVELAND (AP) -After missing the postseason last year by one game, the Cleveland Indians have hoisted another American League Central Division championship banner. And Charles Nagy, whose return from elbow surgery this season epitomized the Indians' comeback, was given the honor of pulling the rope. Thome Nagy had to fly the flag. He had carried it all season. "I can't even put into words what that meant.': said Nagy, his eyes filling with tears. · The'> Indians returned to the top of their division Sunday, clinching their sixth AL Central title in seven years with a 9-1 rout over th e Minnesota-Twins. · Last season, th e Indians missed tl1 e playoffS when they finished one game out in the wild card race. From the opening of training camp in February, their goal was to not let it happen again. Bartolo Colon pitched eight shutout innings and ThoiJle hit his 49th hom er as the Indians pummeled th e surprising Twins, the team they had to chase down in the second half to get back to tb ~ postseason. After injuries !ed to a second-place fini;h behind Chicago last year, Cleveland set out in 2001 to reclaim the division, which it won from 1995 to l999. Once they finaUy ·'reeled in th e Twins following the All-Star break, there was no stopping them. When Omar Vizquel flipp ed to second baseman John McDonald for the final out, the Indians walked to the ·~ pitcher's mound, as they had dune following 88 previous victories. Ellis Bt~rks added a two-run homer · and Jolbert Cabrera and Lofton drove in two runs apiece as Cleveland fi~ished the season 14-5 against Minnesota . ' The Twins, who led the division by five games on July 16, are 26-43 since the break. Colon (14-11) allowed four singles , and overpowered the Twins ·whenever he needed to.' The right-hander, who probably will start Game· I of the division series, walked four and struck out 10. Thome's 435-foot shot to right-center - his seventh homer against Minnesota - off Rick Reed (4-5) put tht Indians up 2-0 in the fourth . With the homer, Thome moved within. one of tying Albert Belle's single-s'eason .club record. .. .." JEREMY BANKS Jason Warren Justin Applebaum Jack Arthur · RICky Drain Sean -~9~a~u~ . ' ~~ MEIGS " Al8xander Belpre WeMston Belpre o; 38.7 39.4 40.1 ··N,... !~ · ' SECOND TEAM ALL·LEAGUE l ''" •• 0 an Cooper :• ''-~ -J Belpre ;; 41.7 Derek Bobo · Alexan• 42.2 Ryan Kent . Josepti Nlohotas · • Dusty Cremelhs JOSH NAPPER ' · I ' .. Cooler later in week RACINE fnnPIIpA1 · start planning for next year's event." · · The Meigs High School ·Band and Flag Corps entertained a large crowd Friday afternoon while clogging acts and live bands rounded out the .Jntertainment for the .evenmg. . On Saturday, a second parade, complete with a vari~ty of entries, including candidates for the Sternwheel Riverfest Queen contest, made its way along Main Street. Food and craft vendors were also set up on the .Pomeroy parking lot selling their wares to ill those attending the festival. Top winners in the ducky derby, which was sponsored by the Pomeroy Merchants Association, were presented Taliban fromPipAl VlntonC. 42.8 'Wellston 43.2 .Wei~Jon . 43.2 MEIGS 43.5 I Athens wins Riverside Invite BY DAVE HARRIS OVP .CORRESPONDENT MASON --,., .,The .eighth annual Riverside High School Jnvitational .was held on Saturday at th e Riyerside ·Golf Course . in Mason . A~hens won the I S-team tournatnent., for the , s<;cond year m a row. The Bulldogs posted, a team score o( 309, .defeating second-place Logan, which finished with a 320. · · Wahama was in ~hird with~ 328, foll.owed by Fa~rlanJ:I (336), Jackso n (345), Gallja Academy (345), Trinible (346)'. Meigs (350) , Logan RBS (363), Warren . Local (365), · River . Valley (374j, Alexander (385), Pt Pieasarit (391) and Eastern with a 413. Vinton County did not post a team score. Jaso n Gerkin of Logan firei:l a three- under par 67 to tal<e medalist honors f'or the se<ond year in a row. Meigs sophomore Jeremy Banks finished third in the 69 player field 'with a 77. J<;>sh Napper' and Ben Bookman each fired an 89 and Josh Ray a 95. Eastern was led by Adam Chevalier wittJ, 90, Jonathon Owens added a 105.Brandon Fitqh added a 108, Ryan Watcher a 110 and Adam Wolfe a 117. EMS lop c:als POMEROY - Units of the MeiS' Emerg<!ncy s~rvice ALBANY aM~ 19 calh fur a<si>t:tnce merly of Albany, died on Monday, Sept. 24, 2001, in Ft. Myers. over the we~kend. Units H~ was born on Aug. 25, 1978, m Gallipolis, son of Dickie responded as tallows: Adkms of Branchland, W.Va., and Naomi Ruth Donahue of CENTRAL DISPATCH Albany. Saturday. 6:23 a.m., Ohio 32, B~ides his parents, he is survived by'tlis brothers and sisters, motor vehicle accident, assisted Calvm Donahue of Athens, Angela HollinS'WOrth ofrexas, ani.! by Rutland, Scott Coleman, Bernie ·and Santana ' Adkins, both of Branchland; his grand- O'Bl~ess Memorial Hospital; mother, Birdie Adkins, Branchland; and several aunts, uncles, 2:41 p.m., Condor Street, ·nie.ces and nephews. · Charles Eakins, refused treat· · He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Earl and Jet- men~ tie Arix and Walter Adkins. 9:19 p.m., Pomeroy Parking 'services will be Wednesday at I p.m. at Bigony-jordan Lot, Martha Davi>, Pleasant ValF~neral Home in Albany with Randy Wood officiating.J,1urial ley Hospital; wtll follow at Beech Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy. Sunday, 3:35 a.m., North Friends may call at the funeral home on Thesday from 2 t.o 9 Front Street, 'Donna Powers, p.m. treated; 10:1S a.m., West Main Street, Mary Workm:m, Holzer Medical Center; 11 :59 a.m., Will Hill, Edith Durblin, treated; . 12:20 p.m., CoUins Road, Howard Searler, PVH; BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 7:28a.m. • 2:13 p.m., Ohio 7, motor More abundant sumhine Forecast and temperanires in the 70s Today: Sunny. High 71, low . vehicle accident, Karen Clark, Camden-Ci:ll'lc Memorial Hos-on Tuesday as the region con- 50. . pital; tinues 10 be under the influTuesday: Pardy cloudy. High 4:34 p.m., Sumner Road, ence of a high pressure ~tern. 76,low 49. Huold Brewer, treated; An approaching cold front We<!nesday: Sunny. High 76, 6:40 p.m., New Lima Road, will produce some showers in 51. low Sarah Stubart, HMC. the region Wednesday afterThursday: Part)L_ cloudy. POMEROY noon and night and Thursday. Migh 69,)ow 47. """\ · Saturday, 11:32 p.m., Union Cooler air will .settle in Friday: Partly cloudy. High Avenue, auto · fire, Joe B~e. behind the front fOJ' the week65,low 44. ~er; no injuries; end. Sunday, 3:01 p.m., Landaker Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Sunset today will be at 7:14 Road, Richard Douglas, OMH. p.m. and sunrise dn Tuesday at High 63,low 43. .Riverfest tory :md that hundreds ofraliban soldiers defected during three days of fighting in northern mountains. The U.S. government turned to defense at home, designating retired . Army Gen. Wayne Downing to . coordinate intelligence and 'military resources in the antiterror campaign. Richard Clarke, who currently heads the government's counterterrorism team, will direct efforts to protect the nation's ;nformation infrastructure from attack. Clarke and Downing will seive Presi~ent Bush at the savings bonds. They were: Linda Rathburn, first, $200 savinS'· bond from Ohio Val• ley Bank; Bob and Kathy Miller, second, $100 savings bond from Peoples Bank; and Suiie Karr, third, $75 savings bond from Faimers 13ank. · Taking top honors iri the chili cookoff were: commtrcial division: Holly Hill inn, first; WYVK radio, second; and Carpenters Local 650, third. Winners in die individual division were: Mike Canan, Danny Davis and Kevin ' Burnette first; Jane Slater, second; Donna Hysell and Tammy McGuire, third. Line-throwing contest winners are as follows: David Banks, first; Paul Gibbs, second; and Todd Smith, third. Elvis impersonater Dwight Icenhower and local rockers Blitzkrieg performed on the amphitheater stage Saturday night, helping bring the annual river festival to an end. Sunday, 2:20 p.m., Ohio 7, motor vehicle accident, Jayne Michelle Hupp. HMC; 3:33 p.m., Main Street, Michael Clay and Brnndon Roush,PVH. REEDSVILLE Saturday, I 0:38 a.m., Ohio 681, motor vehicle accident, A. Roger Westf:lll, B. Maurice Long, C. Sheldon Wolfe, D. Phyllip Wolfe, Dave Wolfe, refused treatment. RlTI'LAND Sunday, I :46 p.m., Painter Ridge. ley Ashburn, HMC; 6:40 p.m., New Lima Road, Zach Bolin, HMC. SYRACUSE Sunday, 2:09 p.m., Ohio 7, motor vehicle accident, Rodney Hupp and Cole Hupp. HMC. 'IlJPPERS PLAINS Sunday, 3:48 p.m., Main Stteet, Elizabeth Landers, HMC. Hold services MARIETIA ~ Bethel Lighthouse Church will hold fall revival services Qct. 14-19 at 7 p.m., with Evangelist Dr. National Security Council, Glenn Mathews as speaker: Speworking alongside Tom cial singing is planned and a Ridge, who was tapped by nursery will be provided Bush to head a newly created The church is located four Cabinet-level Office of mild west of Marie!PJ. on CR. Homeland Security. 126,a half-mile from Ohio 676. Citing the continuing threat, Ashcroft urged Congress to provide ''the tools to prevent terrorism" by dramatically increasing federal RUTLAND-Water quality o'fficials' ability to perform electronic surveillance, ' pun- issues concerning streams withish terrorists and detain non- in the Leading Creek wate..,.bed · will be discuss~ at a public citizens. Bush wants to see the leg- meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. islative package passed by Fri- at the Rutland Firehouse. . Speakers will include Barb day, but House and Senate Judiciary committee sched- Aowers of the Ohio Departules indicate that it will be at ment of Natural Resources, least mid-October before the Jerry 1les of Ohio State Univertwo chambers even have a sity lixtension Services and Jim starting point to begin nego- Freem:in of Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District. tiating. Those attending will be given a quc;:ltionnaire to prioritize water quality issueo within the Wlltershed Water issues. clcasssed The Daily Sentinel Reader •Services Correction Policy · Our main concem In all stories Ia to be accurate. If you know of an error In a story, call the ne~room at (740) 992·2156. News Departments (UII'I21:HIO) Olllo Yoltoy Pul>llllllilg CO. Publlahed •very afternoon, Monday through NIWI EKI. 13 or Ext. 14 Other services AdVenlslng Ext. 3 Clrcull11on Ext .. 4 Closslfled Ads EKt. 5 To send e-mail newsCmydailysenllnel.com On the Web www.mydallyaentinel.com Sl., tiona to The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court. Sl., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Unurneviile, will ~ak at til<! meeting foUowing lunch. HonoiS planned TI.JI'PERS PLAINS- Eastern' High School's 1971 and 1981 fO<XbalJ teams will be honored during homecoming on Friday. Team members from the 1971 team, which finished 9-0 and SVAC · champions under Coach Roger Kirkhart and assistant coaches Carl Dodrill and Uill Phillips, are: DenniS Eichinger, Jim Amsbary, Roger Karr, Bob Caldwell, R>ndy Young, Alan Holter, Rick Williams, Doug Carr, Rick Hauber, Rick Blake, Marvin Taylor, Tim Gumpf, Warren Calaway, Rick Sanders, Bob Edwards, Dave Griffith, Randy Orr, Jolm SheetS, John Cline, Alan Duvall, George Mora, Dick Stettler, Randy Boring, 'J)m Baum, Steve Reed, Ralph Parker, Mike -Sanders, Bill · Osborn, Carl Thomas, Dan Chaffee, Lee Hy.ell, and Vicent LaComb. Team members from the 1981 team, finishing fourth in the state, 10-0 and SVAC champions, are: Todd Norton, Rob Smith, )Oiln· Itiebel, Mike BisseU, PG. Rifle, Greg Cole, Troy · Bearhs, Joe Sayre, Ray Spencer, Chris Allen, Charlie Massar, Mike Hauber, Lee Gainer, Nick Leonard, John Beaver, Rodoey Tripp, Larry Life, Tom Everett, Deron Jewett, Mark Holter, David Gaul, !lob Maison, Ken Browning, Roger Bissell, Phil Eagle, Jeff Bissell, Jay Carpenter, Cliff Griffith, Larry Dillon, David Hawthorne, Mark Jones, Mike Jpnes, Allen Jacks, Jeff Gramling. Troy Guthrie, Carl Smith, Paul Hensley, Jeff Masters, Ron Hensley, and Todd Tripp. Arch Rose was head coach in 1981, George Gagai and Mike POMEROY - 13rian "BK" Armes, 37, Pomeroy. Jied at his residen~ on Thursday, September 27, 2001 . He was the son of R.oy K. Armes Jr. and Mary Louks Arme~ and was empl~ by the Ohio Department ofTransponation as a mechanic at the Meigs County Garage. He was also a gnduate of SoutherJl High School and a , member of !lethal Worship Center. He is preceded in death by his grandfatljers, R.oy Armes Sr., and Robert Louks; and a special nephew, Sh•wn Marcinko. Along with his parents, he is survived by his wife, Charlotte Marcinko Armes of Pomeroy; a s~epdaughter, Melissa and Sam Combs of Racine; a brother, Randy and Edna Armes of Chester; a grandson, Nicholas Combs of Racine; a mother-inlaw, Vena Marcinko of Racine; two sisters-in-Ja,;., Charmaine and Bill Thoma, Charlene and Louie Frederick, ail of Racine; and his grandmothers, Margaret Jane Armes of Minersville, Elma Louks of Syracuse and Verneda Hartung of Racine. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. on Tuesday at FisherAcree Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Officiating will be Pastor Rob Barber. Burial will follow in Gilmore Cemetery. . Friends may call on Mon!iay from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. at ·" the funeral home. airports and replace outmoded X-ray machines with equipment that discerns not just tWtals, hut pla.<tics and powftWI Pip Al ders. manned by armed •ir marshals, Con: The changes could who before Sept. II were cost billions of dollars. New. restricted to selected interna- "smart" perimeter fences feational flights. ture costly electronic sensors Pro: Plainclothes security - and many U.S. airports lack aboard Israel's El AI airlirie have any fences. Cash-strapped cities helped keep the carrier hijack- want more specifics on fund·free since the. early i 970s, ing. Los Angeles Mayor Jim when armed security people Hahn has asked Bush for lowthwarted at least one takeover interest loans and grants. attempt in mid-flight . • Man the tower. The adminCon: Random bullets could · istration is . considering techdamage the hull and depressur- nology that would allow air ize the cabin, damage a fuel traffic controllers .to take over line or spark a fire. (One pro- the control of an aircraft in an posal: using "frangible" arrunu- emergency. nition, that disin.tegrates upon Pro: Wo'uld wrest the plane hitting an object harder than out of tlie hijackets' control. itself but penetrates softer subCon: Some experts worry stances.) Also, one hijacker that trained terrorists could could stage an attack to·expose ~ure the control tower and ·security personnel, allowing steer a plane astray. Douglas· were assistants, and other hijackers to overwhelm Darrell Robinson, Dennis the marshals · and get their HAZARDOUS Robinson and Jim Weber were guns. MATERIALS: • Arm the pilot. Sen. Bob manager.>. • On the road again. The "These teams were 9-0 and Smith, R-N.H., has introduced Transportation Department is 10-0,and were great team,, with legislation to arm J1ilots. Some asking the industryno broaden great players and coaches;' Rose 'Pildti'3t1£ Willing to' Crihsider it, its background checks on drialthough Duane Woerth of the said. . vers, and is considering gov"We have been blessed lately Air Line Pilots Association said ernment checks on truckers with great and talented teams, he would prefer less. · lethal who transport hazardous matebut this is not a phenomenon of stun-guns. Pro: The pilot h.S a last rials. recent years. Eastern has .a long Pro: . Background checks resort. history of great reams." would weed out drivers with Con: Could distract pilots criminal convictions and allow from using existing skills federal authorities to check if lowering cabin pressure, taking applicants had links to terror TUPPERS PLAINS - The sharp turns - to desubilize groups. Women of the Word at Bethel hijackers.Aiso, the risR of crossCon: Mike Russell of the fire increases with armed pilots Worship Center, forrtterly American Trucking AssociaSouth Bethel New Testament at one end of the plarte and tions says singling out hazChurch, will host their fourth armed marshals at the other. ardous materials creates a probannual Women's Conference, lem of definition. AIRPORT SECURITY: "God's Protocol for Kingdom "Hazardous materials can • Secure the perimeter. PresTraveling" on Oct. 13 from 9 include everything from a.m. to 5 p.m. · · ident 1,3ush has proposed that . nuclear waste to nail polish the federal government superThe event will be at Coolville vise passenger and baggage remover," he says. Restricting Elementary School and will security at the nation's 420 the transport of c<,>mmonplace include praise and worship by materials to a smaller pool of commercial airports. Banners· of Praise and B.ethel Pro: Would provide a uni- approved drivers could create a Worship Center Praise Team. · ' form standard of security at huge backlog. Patty Spaeth from One Heart Ministry of Athens will be the guest speaker. tuming, community and The cost of the conference, school involvement, academwhich includes a luncheon, i< ic ability, a written essay and $10 when paid by Oct. 5, or Sl2 an oral presentation. I . Page AI at the door.Women lll.'lY register The pageant was coordiby calling Laura Guthrie at 985The contestants were nated by Paige Cleek and 4148, or Tanuny Barber at 378- judged on the basis of cos- Karin Johnson. . 9807. Registry by mail can be mad(! by sending a check payable to W.O.W., and including nan1e, address and phone number, to Jeanne Baker, 2031 Blake R.oad, Coolville, Ohio 45723. · Subscribe today. Changes Co11feence set Haynes from SURFING THE WEB? GO TO: -TRIVIA TUPPERS PLAINS-Tuppers Plains VFW Post Ladies Auxiliary will liold ir. regular meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Brian ·BK' Annes At age 5, Ben Ameck wamed a dog. After seeing how he cared for an ..invisible" one for a week. his mother refused. ~.mydailysentinel.com B z' Subscription rates By carrier or rnoiM route OepartmenteKtenlions are: Ext. 12 Court Pomeroy, Ohio. Second·clau poe1ago paid at Pomeroy. _,...,, The AIIOclalld Pniu and lhe Ohio N . _ r -lalkln. • Poetmlllter: Stnd addreta cor.-.c· The main number Is 992·2156. · Gonerol monoger Friday; 111 The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 LOCAL BRIEFS Rex Donahue Rex Allen Donahue, i3. Ft. Myers, FIJ., for- ' 40.4 41.5 Vil'llpfl 41.6 MOST .I(A(UAB[E , PUVIR •t- JERE· MY IANKS-MIIQilo ,. · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .Deaths PageAl • • Mlllldlly, October 1,1001 • bet. 1, 2001 Pno- $2 One monlh $8.70 0ne yeor $104 DIIIV · 50 cents Subecribers not desiring to pay the earner may remit In advallCI direct to The Oalty Sentinel. Crtdlt wUI be given • earner each w~. No aubseripllon by maH permlned In areal white home carrHtr servlct IS available. 4 ~II MIDDLEPORT- Middleport M;lsonic Lodge will hold a regular stated meeting with work in the ..Master Mason degree. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. · . suhsalatlon Ina Ide hiQ.-~rity 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $27.30 S53.82 $105.56 A.tea outalde Melg• County' $29.25 $56.68 52 Weeks $109.72 13 Weeks 26 Weeks POMEROY Meigs County PERI No. 74 will meet on Friday at the Meigs County Senior Center at noon. Sen. Mike Shoemaker. D-. Oftlo M. , Octo6er,15 2001 'MeiJJs Senior 1fleli Sc/wo( Pelforrrumu 7:JO P.M. Spunsunrf 6y: Pomt."'!JI.Alilftfkport Lions Ciim Mmit a.. JU.Io o, Cf>if,{ 'T'o<qt frlu J6.(K) /o JfAoMMU ~tfrlu SMOS"""""y To get your advance tickets call now! 877-777·7219 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 992-2156 ' �• Page A4 • The Dally Sentinel POIMJOy, llllddleport, Ohio ~----------------------------------------~ ister C L A S S I F ·1 E D . Nlondey, ~. 1, 2001 Nlonday.~.1.2001 [ .:=:i\UJ S!E ~7F~7:-.J Eastem to·honor I . ~j40~;"'r · We Cove i!. .... (740)446·1004 2680 0< ~Oek. T_.:.._ ~- w/6 C81174<i-245-5121. Sundar. Steel buildings, now mvol Whirlpool washer, white, noavy duty· sll5: ..__ -~~ ~,whirlpool ~·~~. ~ury. $95; Dryer, heavy dutr. sell30x40x12 wos S\0,200 2 .... -S16,400 su90now ' 40x60" sro. 791 .• 50<100"6 was 127,590 St50; G.E. ·-¥Y retrigerOtor, lrost ~:::.~~~~~ r·. Fridar, Saturday rnant. (304) 675-1333 .' Items e 4 l'a\~v~ I r o- a . r ro IJruoW~ I ;..JIS()NAIS ~._ _ _ _ _ _ _... ..., Why wait? Stan mea!lng Ohio singles tonight, call toll tree 1_80 7 6·2623 • txt , 621 . ANNOI:INO:MENTS 3 family garage saJeo. for·. mer1~ Jo't Gift Shop, Syracuse, rain 'm shine, Oct 1st, Oct 2ncl,· brand new brown 1\JQ. droP. leaf solid. maple coffee table, toys, piCtures, clothing, what-knot, antique dishes. children clothing. AfC8dla Nursing Ce,n181 is accepting applications for Dte~ry Aida. Aft~ thlfl avatlable. Exper~encf not necessary. We offer . ekCellent benefits. Apply 1n par· 1100 atArea<lla Nu[Jir)g Cor> ter Dietary Supervisor '8t (740)667·3158 betwoan 3 Family Yard Sate, across 8:00am and 3:00pm, EOE from Hartford Post Office 9/28·1013, computors & AREA REPS, Individuals suppUes, furniture, electron· with good schooVcommunily ics, 4 new tires on 15" GM, contacts topIace and super· appllanee,and much, more vise an exchange studtnt , CCXf!pensatlon and travel in; Carpotf, OCt. 3rd, 4th, chRJ· cerffivei. 1·800-964~878 1 ' dren, ad~o~it clothes, misc., , , . , · • tltSt mobile hOme behiM AVONI AU Areasl To Bur or Meigs Fairground. 6S.7511:142S9hlrJay_Sp&ars, .3()4.. Farm & moving sale Holll· day Farm, County ·Rd. 1•. Car,eglver ~nd hou!Wkeeper Salem Center. Oct s&e. lor elderly. ambulatory gen· 1Oam·Spm. Farm eQuip· !Ieman plus assistant hOhey rlmnt & hOusehOld goods, p'cker. 40 hOurs, we~~:k· 1997 240 MaBSa)' Ferguson daYs. Rio - Granda Area . tractor, plows, 10' agra-cut· (740}245·5203 8.. 10pm " 1 .. -~ pi '" 1.11 er, """"' ,.er w.. og 1 • c · · Maytag washer/dryer, iron NAs, HHAs Certified Disney Beach Vacations, 6 nights, nice .hotel, will sacr1llce ior $199. (6 14)8982726 ----,....,...,--,-New To You 'n 'nri Shot)pe 9 West Slimaon; Athens . . 740·592· 184f Quality clOthing and house· hGld ·I1ems $t' 00 ba g sa 1e every Thursday. Mondav thru Saturday 9·00·6:00. ~:--------, rL.w------_.1I GIVEAWA\' -, ' 3 lnendly dogs to giveaway • h~e~akers nead&d to provtde 10 _home services lor to gOOd nome. (1) 4 monthS, bed, cap for 8' truck bed, (2) 6 months ,old. (740)448· canning Jert, mattrea1 & 9552 · boX sPrings, 3 pt. 4' rototil· 1 ' ' ~r. large luel tankt, hand 3 ,kiJtens, 12 palic~, 1 black ! ~~ of, all klnda, Item• too W>lh blue eyos, (14!>)992· ~ humorooslomentlon . 581B. ------~._ _ Yard sal• Oct. 1st. & 2nd, Five Longhaired kltt~s. '2 1400 .Glenn St., Syracuse, black- 1 black/ wt11te- 2 Ohio. grar/ white. Call (740)388· 6670 ' ' Garage ..1• .7 tenth& 'mile · F o-•• on Now Uma Road, Octo, P upptss ree tO' uu.u bar 1st & 2nd, raln or shine. Home. Hall Red bone coon (7401742 •2716 . hound. Evan1ngs (740)379· 2520 Gar8ga sale· October 1~. used clarinet, 1 S40 . (740)386-B\26 39558 Bradb<Jry Road 'Middl& · 9·00 4·00 ' · l...orr AND ,port, · • · • _ Fot.JND , • GfUIIel', . Oct. 2 & 3 , 372 , Main St., Rutland, Oh, com· Lost, Fem8Ja. baegle tllnA pUter deak, reloading gear, don pla•lul black ~iih glaoo, l<ilchon chalra. . ..... e ro Hw>WANJm I riO I I I 9 I .~ I r M~~OMDI I ~. .r__ iO JiOR_"Ol\B-RENrii ir_.ll ~ Umlttcl Or No Credit? Qov.. Rent to own on land conemrnent Bank Finance Only tract, good clean 2 bedroom At Oakwood In Barbours-- houl& In Pomeroy, villa, WV 304-736-3409. (7.t0~98-7244 . · ;o. Ntw 14 Wide, 3 Bed~ . 1 •3 88idrooms Foractosed ~ . Onlr $19,850. F188 Oolivory Homes From $1119/Mo 4% ~"lt..U & Sat Up. 1-888-928-2426 Down 30 Years at S% ' . • New 14x70, 3 bedroom. 2 APR. For Listings, 800-3 19TURNID DOWN ON batl'l, only $995 down & 3323 Ext. 1709· IIOCIALIECUIIITYIUI? $18U2 par monlh, call 2 bed ho looe;0 No Fee UMu W. Wlnl Harold 7<40-385-4387. •-·- ~- t"'"Ric vi 1-888•882·3346 ...-u, ,,._...en. ver aw, r~--~---., 1998 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 14251 month; 3 bedroom In CIByton 011 8110 acre. Law- town, 1•1f.i: baths. GOOd 10Cou Only 30 1 ion $5001 month R f SECURITY GUARDS rtnCI nty. - m • ~·am deposit ~urr:~ . nut• from town. $34,900. ( Temporary oacunty Qua«<o BnWASS REALTY CO. 740)448·3844. for up to 6 months. Mutt :2~=~~ Beverly (740)643·2589. 2 Bedroom Houie, Aa.....,., have clean police record, ...,.. good work history,- relllbltt 1st time buyers· Govern· IVC, Refrigerator Included. tranaportation, vatld dr1vert In thla • - r r r 18 ment lOans· buy loans & Deposit and References. license, ~~ phone and aubteGitotht,_,.. tale· (740}446·3093 Oak· (740)446-1370 must have black 1teel roe Fair Houllng Act Df 1 • wood Supercenter :.;..:bed::.:..::rao~m::.,:.u_n_lu_m-la_h_od-. safetu shaft . , Pa11 111111 at wNch ,...._It~ ta per hour, houra lldwftfw ..;;;-· , ~;,:,x~~~~~~ox':m,:: Free ~ heat and cook po•ence,lfmttltton or with. Must mo.ai~Jl Deposit reper week. Call (140)669. bile flome, $1,500 or $4,500 qulred. a leaae. 2874 Monday·Frldar Bam· - - - o n lor all three. (740)44Hl219 No pots, also a 2 bedroom. 4pm tor appointment. 001or religion call after 8:00pm. ( )2 740 45 5622 • 28x80 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On- 4 BR, Elm St., Racine, ly $345.-00 Par Month available now, $450 mo., Inor 8.99% Fixed lr'llarast Rata, eluded water, sewer, & trNtt. no petl. (7-4())86511~1128-3426 St•rt Vour Bualneu ,Today... Prime Shoppiflg Ceo· ter Space Available N, Af· fordable Rate. Sotlna Yalley Plaza, 74Q..4.4a..0101 . IJr;;.:~..;....;.;.;....;.., r cau I r~ Tank Truck Transport Oriveri Grow with a Leader Enterprise Transelderly/disabled In Muon & portatlon Company The Pui11Bm counly areas. Call Quality Link. Immediate t-888-453- 4992 . • . op&nlngt for prof&lfJ9nall. 32-4o rr 4 :':?~ry Ch~~J>~:~~ r ·----illlll'!"'""" . • R~gurc:~. riO Phillips, are: Dennis Eichinger, Jim Anu- (740)1192·2167 ~ ~~ Brooco~::: Smith, John Riebe~ Mike BisseU, P.G. Robinson arrdjim.Weber were managen. Riffe, Greg Cole, Troy BearhJ, Joe Sayre, assistants, and Darrell Robinson, Denni1 "These teams were 9 and 0 and I0 and 0, and were great teanu, with en and coaches," Rose said. bary, Roger Karr, Bob Caldwell. Randy Ray Spencer, Chris Allen, Charlie Massar, Young,Altn Holter, RickWillianu, Doug Mike Hauber, Lee Gainer, Nick Leonard. Taylor, Tim "We have been blessed lately with great M k H I Tom Everett, Deron jeWett, ar o ter, and talented teams, but this is not a pheDavid G~ul, Bob Maison,Ken Browning, nomenon , of recent ·yean;• Rose said_ c arr, R.1ck !:~ ~n!' 0 7~~ Geo'!" Gal!"i and Mike Douglas were Hau.,.,r, L- ru ck n•-L · 1o hn neaver, ....e. M arvm Gumpf, Warren Calaway, Rick Sanden, Bob Edwards, Dave Griffith,!Undy Orr, JOhn Sheets, John Cline, Alan Duvall, GeofF Mora, Dick R~~· ', uw•ey 1inpp. ....rry L'~ 11e, Jeff BisseU, Jay "Eastern Stettler, Carpenter, Clifl'. Griffith. Larry Dillon, teams." Roger BisseU, Phil Eagle, has a great play- long history of great ss,ooo. (740)992-4034. 1994 314 ron, OJdendocl cob, 4x4, SLE, fully IOidld, good condition, bucket IHNtta, 62,000 miles. 112,000. (740)448-1066 (firm), vet checked & slloto, 1995 Ford F·150 4&4, 11185 ~(7;40:)896-;::'085 :::·;:;;::.: ; ~~ ~ F·150 4K4, (740)440- NFL ROUNDUP Chargers stay unbeaten; Colts lose big 27 cu. ft. Kenmore Side by Side Refrigerator with Ice Maker. $100. (740)256· 8445 • • :C·lncl~~~: ~ (7~)446-2957 3 RoomA and Bath 46 Ollie . SlrtiOl Utilities Pakr. 51 · ove and Refrigerator No Pets. $495 plus deposit Aeleren· ces Required. (740)446· ':39=:4-::5:=:=:---c:-::c::' BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUOGET PRV =.-~. ¥:0.~2 ~~;2 I ~ 304~7~ \\4-ANSWDs& j ~ coach in 1981, 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, economJcalutilltkt&, $279 to ' $379 par monlh plus utilities ; -==.:...:.=---- '<~:0)~~ 13and ~ =.:,:'· was he;~d Deposit and ABierence ,;17:::40:-'):--4-"46:..·1;.:3:..70;;__~:- .! -h 1 ~5129. :o~ Arch Rose eluded. $289 Plus Deposit&. Reference. HUD Approved. 740 44 1 1519 :;1..:.:;1..:.:.:..-.:.::..:._ _ __ 1 B d A t A ::Jj~~~§§'§~~·-:.:I mlll""'"'!!!ru;;:;--, ;~~~~~~r~ ' &om the Team memben the 1981· team, fini1hing~ou in state, 10 and 0 and SVAC c ohs,are:Tocld Norton, Rob 1 Bedroom ~nment, Ae-~ l"gemtor Range A/C In with OPP:I!A our growing WE $3,000ccnipany. Sign on A11umabla · loans- · Many 3999'0<(301)2004715 bor~us. -•outstanding Pay lhll ntWIJMII* wlU not types avaltlble. Cell tor de- Cottage suitable lor ilngl~t and Benefits "Salely knOUIInQI~ ecotpt =IB=IIo:.. . "(7_:40:::!44.:..:.:8:..·3::58.:.3::· - - - or coupt8 $250.00 Uncoln Awards Program *Up·To· .~ IICIYII'tlttmltlor ,.., ::Ave. call Homeatea.d 304Date Equlpme~t. ·c!)li!pa· "le In Oaluxe home, oave $5.445, 6715-5540 ask lor Nenoy. nr·Matqhlng 40 t (k) Pro· ·,...,._.,;; , , ·~ m YIOietiGn ol lllo lew. OUr : : ' r ! : 2":.~ ~~~~'=;.; Ootblewltle 1or rant 2 bed· gram 'Huaband & Wife ..-.~ - o r o illrabW t" 1 1 & hi 1 1 lth $3,75 pi Teams W.lcOme • Steam. lntormedlhellllt uc, v ny a ng a, ow room w . garage us Worl< •unnorms Fumshe<i' · -~~•-Old In monthlr ·parmenta, deliv· dopoalt, no pats, (740)992· CES AT JACKSON ES, SUCCESSFUL CANOl- Jazzy electric wheelchair, u. .. aiWIPIPCTtre ertd & setup Includes skirt· 7401. T!~~i .:'Sk~~~~ DATE REQUIREMENTS used, bedside commode, .eval....,onMtcpli tng & ataps, Cotes Mobile Fm Rent 118 Park Drive. "2, Years Old "COL with walker. Ath- 3br., No Pets, deposit & ref. FUNDRAISINO HazmeJ and Tan~ EndOrle. $450. montll (304)675·27~9 Opponunli)o. DIRECTOR menta. •oor Oualifled 'Two ::--~.,---,--Excellenl Condlilo~. 1999 Needed tOr your area · Years Experience 'Clean Reward for information Shultz Sensa.Uon. 16x80. 3 For rent !5 room house wtth Christy's Family Lfvlng, to. WOrk with schools, , Drtvlng AICOfd "Stable Em- leading 1tO recovery _of 8 u ...... ~ Bedroom, 2 full baths, Appll· bath, washroom, and star· 33140 New Uma Rd., Rut· PTA's and coachas.Est. CQ~ _ployment Background. · bags ol Oolf balls itolen Sa~. lances lnduded, Waaher age room- $350 month + land, Ohio, 740-742·7403. : Avg. , st 'ft. $5o-MOt< : OWNER/lEASE OPERA· night TP Driving Range. FoR SALE fOryer. CIA, Skirting, 18x20 $200 deposit. Trash & water Apartment. home and trailerfi41).N8-6540 · TO~S NEEDED. Cluartony (740~7·3074 ; • Oeck. Gao Heat (740)446- Included. (740)44t.Q459 or rontalo. Commercial ator• 11• ~. • • Mlleao. P,ay Guarantee. 2895 · (740)441·904, fronts available for tease. whl1eltan. Namod B>lllo. Huge .yard aalo- Duncan's . INTERESTED DRIVERS 1053 Vi"!! St, Middleport, - - - - - - - vacancies Aooc.(k7s40pr)99<ng2s ·30Roa9t~ Pamer· residence, New Haven, 4th Garbage Service Ne&qs De- SHOULD CALL 1·e0o-824·1110 WAN'JUl , $28,500, 3 BA, ft;tnced back AMI Days, Natlonwtde In· Houses for Rent 2 bed· now. r & RoiUno, Oct. 3rt1 & Oct ~ndabla drlvarlloader with 2657 EOEIM·F' 8-&pm. 'fo lJo r:rd, lull baoomenl ventory Reduction I rooms & 1 beth, ~tid on Fumlahed elllclency. all utll· 'th •· 40,..2 7003 (304)7•• ··~ the Galllal Lawreneo Counl)< ltlas paid, ellare bath, $125 Lost 2 f"ann dogs ttom "' · · CCL. Experience driving ,..,.., • ~ tine. Call between 8:30pm· month, 919 2nd Avenue. Bunlngham. Missing since Ranier/Hudson garage aale. top·heavr trucks a phJs. PROGRAM ASSISTANT 1 All Make Mowers. Lawn 3 bedroom houaoiDr ..leln For Sale By Owner· 3 bed· 11.0Upm. (740)256-6603 (740)446·3945. Sept 8th. Female: Black Tackervllle Ad., Racine, (740)388-9686 t209 Tractora, Titlara Repaired. Middleport cal Torn Ander· room, 1 1/2 balha, Nice La~!Ooberman mix with Oct Collect~las, Get paid 'tor Evaluating Cus· weat VIrginia University plck·up, Delivery Aval· atter '5pm, (740)992· Schult mobile home. Fl· :'iked'~~~na ,~C:rn$ e;ri Gracious living. and 2 whlta paten on chest, 60 crafts, Bat'btes, & much tomer· S8rv1Ce In Gallipolis. seeka applicants tor the po· ablt. 21 Years Experience. 3348 nanclng available. d (740u..tR-31JS3 bedroom apartments at VIIlOs., 6 years old. modlum more M h s~on of Program Aloii!Bnt 1 Coli Mike. (740)448-7604 (740)441·1498 or (740)448· own. ""' lage ~nor and Rlversldo 1 hair, blue collar. Very Sweet · • ust 8.v~ ax or ermall. in t~ Mason Cot.~ntv Exten· 3 Bedroom on Route 2. 3683, MOB". D A · - Apanments In Middleport. & gentle. Answers "to Syracuse, t ·2, very reaSOn· Please Vl&tt www.sacond-tD- sion service Office. This David's Gtneral COntracting (304)675-5332 u..~:o a·IUI\'l.M From $278-$348. Gall 740. New Double Wide. $195 FOR lbNr 992·5064. Equal Housing Spankars. Male: able antJque sawing rna- non~.com to comple1t a 37.5 houra-per-week poll· Plumb{ng, electrical, pajnt• RonweilerfOhow- mlx, black chlnt, nice large hardwoOd COI'I\1nlant appllcltiQn. ~on will be ra!lpOO&Ible tor lng, deckl, ' roote. Call 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Just Par Monthl 3 Bedroom, 2 - Opportunities. with brow~ Ro~ie marl<ings table, couch, chair&; lots Help wantld caring lor the program planning ol meol· (740)256' 9373 j~4)8:JS• ~ld.l A~ Nlco Bath. Free Delivery & Sol· 1995 14x52 single wide 1or on lace. chest, paws. Chow rooro, o~r. Darst Group Hor!lo, loge, workshopo, and con· 6266 • · ~. • mnurn rown. up. 1-888•928·3426 rent or sale. call, (740)949- Tara Townhouse . Apan· tall & tongue, 75 lbs, 2 1fZ now paying minimum wage, !erence• lor ctub leaders Mull ... to appreciate. 0044 between 6tJC:n·8pm menta, Very SpaciOUS, 2 years old, long hair, red col· YARD SALE· new shiftll: 78m. 3pt'TI, 7am~ members. RacrultJ locat8 Expe.r1tnold c .Ofandma wll Etactr~ Range and dllh· Price ReducBd. 3 Bedroom, Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA, 1 Ia[. A II ttl a shy but fnendly. Pr. P!Ji'AsANT 5pni, 3pm· t 1pm, 11 pm· ;xirential aduh leaders lor baby sit Monday. Frtdar, wiiBhor lnoludod. (740)379- 2 112 Bath, 2 Car Garage, 2 1995, 3 bedroom, 2 balh 112 Bath. Fullr Carpeted, Answers to Bruno. Please - 71!11, call 740·992·5023. the 4·H ~outh development age• 3 and up at !)orne. 988":~ , Fireplaces, Patio Ooore, mobile home In· Green Ter· Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Pa· .call Ginger or Jf!!ff {74~)992· Communi~ Sale Clunvltl-' pr/Yiram. Work wtlh school calt(7~~13 a l'livvt , 2 .... ..r Much Morel Close to Holz· .race lraller court $450 per Uo, Start $365/Mo. No Pets, ., "' Home Health ...... enoy seek ....., ~ .,.......... Clean u.:l\lroom er'e1 Gallipolis OH · Lease PI S ·~ o sit 2504• Aewerdl Cain Ridge Rd Oct 4-5 "" • al(atem to recruit and pro- .Full oorilco houN aleanlng, houoo In Pomoror on land 17401441 310 ' mo~th. Deposll and Relet· us ecur<., epo I From POint P.leiaant .Rt. .ICnNgAIPaSnT·IN(mAel 'eoPer Dtllotlmf· mCte after· school, out-of· S7.00 ttour, . v.~. honeal. Mfttract· (740)898-7244. encea required. can · Required, Days: 740-446to ' 6 . mpe ve S<lhool weekend a~d aum· Relerancta aviAlllllt. CaN BI.\SINES'i (740)446·7468. 3481; Evenings: 740·367· . salary with b<!nellta. Applr. mer acllvllloa lor' youth. Aa- (740)-148-2en For ..le bY OW'*" Nice bl· 0502, 740·446.0101. ' YARD SALE :::~:;:::~· ~::::::.:.:::~~.:.;;~ ~t 750 Find Avenue, Gal- soclate degree required, laval!- home an 1 8cra naar AND BVII.DINGS · 2 bedroom mobile home, . hpolls or phone 1·866·441· bachelor d&Qree preferred Qeorge~ Portable S&wml11, CheSter Three bedroom Hud accepted, close to Aut· Apartment Ava11abla Now 1393 (loll tree}. In directly related area. Six don't hlul your logl to the two baths, one-car garage: Office building In Miners· land, (740l 742·2014. fwtn R:~ Tower• YARDSAU:to twelve montha expan· mlnjuotcall304·676·1957. lam~l\< room wllh liraplace, ville, 600 sq. fl .. ole, C<N• 2 bedrOom trailer, October . (3041675 .a679 . ~ALLIPOUS Rick PearSon Auction Com· elnee In plannlrigl conduct· . Opening• In a dayceri sun room . New c;,entral heal· erect pariclng, ceiling ran, 11t (740)388-9061 for application. HUO subsl· pany full time auclioneer Homeworker• NNdtd ng tdi,JCIIIon programs, county certiHad or private lng & eJc system. One ml· $2751mo.,81+876·1661 . ' dized apt.torelderlyand disabled. t:HO. 2 bedrooms, $225 rent, 4 Family. 10/1-10/3. Madl- t:om~eta auction service: $6~5 Weekly Processing cammunl"cating (writt~n, or- pay. Monday·Frlday, Bailey nute off Route 7, but still pri· son Ave. Toys, small Apptl· Licensed ~6e.Ohlo & West Me11. Easyl_ No Experi· al, formal' lnfo.mudl w/ veri· Run Rd., Pomeroy, Vltl 1 (740)985-398' Lors & $100 deposit. on · Addison --=::::::..::;.:.::.:..__ 1 Pt631ke7, (7n4o0)~~1~~J7740)446· Very nice, 2·3 bedroom ancas. Dishes, Clothing, Ex- VIrginia 304-773·5785 Or ence Needed. Call 1· e:r oflceauctl~ncea.IValld drlv· (740)9g2·3509 For sale or lease lg. ranch ACREAGE cellent Condition, · 3(}4.77 :;. 5447 . 800-652-8726 E~~:t. 2070, fh 8 I nae raqu red. WVU --.r .;J"t-.1 apartment, in town. large · 24Hra. Salary Schedule, ben&flts QuaUty hou&eeleanlng, i'n· style home, 4 br., 3 ba., wl · kitchen, LA, $500/mo. Ref· eligible. For·· more lnlorma· I t tic I d screened In paUo porch, 2 HUNTING OR 2 Br, 1 , i2 -bath, 14 wide erences & deposit required. B S 'tl Yard ale. Oct 1, 2, 3, nANI'EI> McClure's Restaurant now lion contact Rodney Wall· ~::dcl:an~~·, cargarage$78,000. AECAEATIONLAND with large expandO & cen· (740)446-3644 4K 9·5A 185 Ambteslda Or., -n:fBuv . hiring all 3 locations, fuU or brown ai (304)675-0888 or lute boot Call r a f - -"~. ' Ra~ng In 5 acre 1o 100 tral air, (740)992·2187 . er[ cross from Post 0(part·tlme, pick up applioa- visit our web site: ·Commerlcal lots lor sille or acre tracts, aome adjoining S ,. ltca. New tools. kmves, Abs~jl,lte Top Dollar: U.S. don .at loeetlan & bring back . http:llwww.wvu.edul~extenl. mate. (740)256·1131 or 1· 1eUe, In Pt. Pleasant 304- Public hunting. Available in 3 bedroom mobile home in • misc. eto SUvei, Qotd Coins, PrOof· b~tVIIeen ''· 9:30am & To appl~ aJbmit a Wvu ap- 888-781·24 12. 727·3318 call between Athens, Gallla, Jackson, Middleport, no pets, -~--lliiiiitiiiiiiiio-rl. Garage Sate- Route 160 N sets, Diamonds. Qold to:ooim, Monday thru Sat· plication paOklt to the De· Top To .Bottom CIUnera, 5(lm·12. Pike, Sofoto and Hocking 1740)992 - 5858 · · urd.., .. t 1H R 1 1 1 nd ft ...... County, aleo·Lewls Co., KY. Mobile Home lot for rent In AI beside C&M Aulo Parts, ngs, U.S. Currency,· ..,. PBn~en o uman eaour· pro asaona, a a O·~· Houae for sate. ~ ' Rooma For more tnformatl()n and 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Green rain or ~hine, CX:lober 1·2·3. M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sac- Newly expanded, lamlly orl· · cee Employment Unit, PO ble. homts, offlcea, rantall, ahd Bath. 1 112 10,.1. FREE nlaps contact Terrace at Centenary, $260 Middleport, $125 per month ond Avenue, Gallipolis, 740- ented company 11 looking Bo}( 6640, Morganto~n, WI/ construction and remodeling $2S,OOO at Ewfngton. Anthony Lind Co., Ltd. rent, $121 lot rent includes 1740)992·3194 Monday 1st, TueSday ·2nd, 446·2842 . lor 25 ·people to fill valuable 26505·6640 bY, 4.45pm, cleaning. can do almost ( 740 )448 .6598 . water&. sewage. (740}386· 1-800-21343155 \II itt 11\ ~ I>ISI· Friday 5th, Saturday 6th, .1. . to Wednesday, October 10, anything (740)QQ2M1391 or • 8070 Deposit required . d 1 1 , 1247 State Route 7 South, Wanted to Buy: Standing poSI!Ons as commumca rs 2001. West VIrginia Unlver· (740)9~2·2979 Newly constructed, single WWW-I c 1" .com Ifill'""-::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· 9-Spm, baby •tams, mataml· llmbtr. {740)379-27&8. to raise f~rlda and_ renew slty Is an Equal Opportunity/ story 1600 aq, foot home. Indian Creek Equestrian Es- 3 Br, 2 baths, 14x70 Newly lfOLSEHOLD ty clolhes, children and membersh~s 10 ma,or non- Afflrmati11e Action Employer. TAl-COUNTY CONSTRUC· Located tO minutes from tates 3-8 acre 1018 west of reRlCideled, (740)992-2167 Gooa:t adult clothing. Lillie tyke Wanted: About 350 sq. U. of prqflt organtzallona. We. ol- Minorities. persons with dis· TION, New l'fOtl Hospital 20 1 t ' ' ..__ _ _ _ _ __.J 81 i.ovs. children& SEGA com· reusable siding lor storage fer .part·llme and fulHtmo abilities, females, IJ"Id other Construc11on1Ritmbdellng. er • m nu Rio Grande, from $25,900, 6 year old Ranch style · house ~ bedroom 2 bath Appliances: Reconditioned puler. househOld items, tel· shed, and cement trougtl. po~tlons. We ha~e paid va· protected class members "Siding, *Roofing, "Drywall, from Pleasant Valley Hospi· (740)245·5747 1 evision. Chnslmas d9cora- and shingle stripping tool. cattons, paid lratnlng, paid are encouragect to apply. •we Do II All• Free . Es\i· ~~~~If;~ :_ ~=e Looking To Bu·· A New launctrY room, quiet' location: Washers, Dryers, AanQes, lions. exercise bike. (740)441.0025 hoUdays, ~ days off every mates, 674~6231874-:\855 ' , · $3501 mo. For more infor- Aelrigrators, Up To 90 Days week plus benefits. Call to· R.N. Supervisor· Full nme 2·112 baths, big kltehen Home? Don t Have Land? matlon call (740)446-2738 Guaranteed! We Sell New Moving Sale. Oct 1st, 2nd, . da~ f.o r Interview. 1·888· A laadlnw provider of sarv· WUI haul, away, clean · ~ WJoak cablneta, DR, LA We Dojll Huny Only 10 Lots Maytag Appliances, French 3rd. 9-?. 161 Green Tarrace 237·5342 axt. 2201 . lett to.lndlvlduaf* with Men· clean Lip, move almott ·~ ~ log fireplace·, central Left, 304-736-7295. Beautiful River VIew Ideal City Maytag, 74Q-446-7795. ~ Ct. Men, Woman and child181 Retardation and Devel· thing, Other Odd jObl. Ctl air, laundry room , front N'-4 t I For 1 Or 2 People, Raterenporch & 2·1/2 car n..rage ....., acre rae near c s D It N Pots F • ( 740\ ....,._7804 rens clothing. Waterbed, 1110 opmantal OisabI litlea Ia ,_.,Immediate poaatiiiM Gallipoliseasy Ierma, ,:, p o. ' ot· Contemporary Couch $375.. rollaway bed, Chesler • IIELPWANTED ~A~'hMELPN ~k~~g~~~~':h~~~~ Will power w•th houHt, "praised at $125,500. Make (740)4t46-3!583 0181 al1t, 740·441· Oak TV antenainment cen~ . doo~. Washer .Refrigerator, A Leadng provider to rwtrv- w"kenda. Apply In person trailers, •nythlng. Calf offer. Call (740)446·4614 Prime 2·112 acre lot for . ter, $275; Magna.vox Tuner . ate. 1182·4781 PTIFT Work fCea to Individuals with Men· at Middleton Eeta~e. 8204 ( 740)« 1-42S8 or (740)44&· from 9· 5pm, M·F, or building on· located on quiet AI'AimiiENI'S ::~~n fglo~ :~~~tf~~·· Moving/ Garage · Sale. From Home Abaolutaly Free tal RetardatiOn and ,De~1· Carta· Drlve, GallipoliS, OH. ~~:!eraalc for R'1n. If '"!1 (7~}446· 3248 after 5J)M! road, secluded area, out· FOR RENT (740)446·6966 ' 19372 St AI 554. 1 mile Into! www.bAich123.com opmental. DlsabHitl,es Is An' equal o~por1u.niW em· 'teave meuage. M HoMEs aldt ol city limits in Spring· - East of Rio E_xit. 9!29, 10/5, lool<ing for LPN . 18 hours piOytr\ (740)446-4814 OIJILE field Township. Asking For Sale: Reconditioned t0/6. 9-6. Large Variety. Act Nowl par week. Apply In p•rson , JiORSALE $17,500. cantor more Into. Honeysuckle Hills Apart· washers. dryers anti refrig· ·. at Middleton Estates. '8204 Sales Person. Must have 2 (740)446·4!514 Days· or mente. located on Colonial arators. Thompsons Appll· International Business Sept 29th. Del let- 5th. , .2 e~Cpanding. $251S75hr. Pff Carla Dri¥e, C3allipolls, OH. years experience In sales of B~ Drive behind Hi~way Pa- ance. :1407 Jackson Ave· . 12lC65 2 bedroom gas heat (740)446-3248 EvenlnQs. miles out Route 218. Chain Frr 888;588·3713. Ari equal oppor1unity em- lumber & hardware. Send ...... OPPoRJ\.JmrY • fair condition $2 t~l Post. Two Bedrooms nue, (304)675·738B. ~• 14xs1 Saws Heaters, Books. www.megabuekS4you.net ployar. (740)446-4814 · resume or pick up an appli· , oow available. Rent starta -~:-:----:=-2 bedroom ~~~ el~triC good Many Other lloms . · calion at Thomas Oo-11 CenINOTICEI condlt' $6 o~ $270/...month. Low and mOd· Main Street Furniture ~~~~~---, LPN'sl AN's needed for Pe· SUBSTITUTE TEACHER ter, 176 McCormick Road, IOn, •500 · 174 1 · erate income. Equal Hous(304)675-1422 74 YARDSAI.F.• dlalric home care caaea In AIDE FOR CHILO CAHE GaiUpolls OH 45631 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 473<t (7<40)367·7015 l ing Opportunity. (740)446-515 Main Slreel, Point --· .POMEaoYIMmnLE the Southeasl Vlnlon Coun· CENTER. Must have an In' lNG CO. recommendS that (740}441·1~7 HOUSf.S 3344 TOO- t -800-750-0750. Pleasant .._. .iiiiiiiiiiioiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiol ly, Pomero~ and Racine teres! and desire . to ~rk URGENTLY NEEDED· you do buslnees wtth people FOR RENT New 2 Bedroom. Heat New & Used Furniture Areas. Plaase Call PriOlary with young chlldrEin. Aej)ty pl81ma donora. eam $45 to you knoW, .-ad NOT to~ 16 Wide. Only $195.00 Per ~mp, Washer/ Oeyer Hook· New 2 · Piece Uvingroom • Yard sale· Oct. 4·5th, be- Care Nursing Service at to: Ma"glt Vtaf'l Oav Care $60 for 2 or 3 hDurt W"kly. money through the me.U until Month, 8.99% Fixed Interest hmd Birchfield Funeral (800)518-2273. Ask for Cenlar 201 High Sl"reel. Call Sera·Tec, 740~592· you have lnvea11gattd tht Rete With Alt And l.)n- Plrot Prog,am .. Renl(rra up. 7 miles from Hospital on Suites, .$399. Buy', Sell, ~oint ~leasant, WV 25550 66S1 . ollarlng. " dorplnnlng 1-888·926-3426 Needed, 304·7311-7295. 160.(740)441·0117 Trade. ' Phyllis. Home Rutland. JMWOR "~'~' ..... ,wERSNEEO"D " "" Assemble crahs, wood Items. Material provided. To S480+ wk. Free lnformallon pkg. 24 Hr. 1·60! •284•5625 · • Drivers wanted- no 9DL:, 23yrt and up, good dnvlng r~ord, d_rug screen, bene· Ills, semora welcome, 1SID- 531 -6553. 1 liom .......... M2Sters, Ron Hemley, and Todd Tripp. I r bedrooms. large Hvlrvoom, washer/ dryer hook·up, S450 month, references & deposit required. (740)4468030 -------Now Taking Applicatbns- • 35 WOII 2 6odroom Town-, house Apartments Include$ Water Sewag8, Trash, $350/Mo. ?4044lH>008. · ' • I d 2 bed n an room apa menta, furnished and unlur· nlshed, security deposit requi red, no pets, 740·992· 2218. I sa.sO ft~~ andVicent LaCom · - - - - -... Nice large aparimant. 3 ' 8 .. ......... Friday. Guthrie, Carl Smith, Paul Hensley, Jeff New Businoaa Opening Oc· ¢>bar 1st. Sue's Seloctabloo on the ..,... tn Middleport E>hlo. (740)992-021fa fDrfiOMON ...... coelolthe . . . . ~br·enot MdonfytMtnl ~ WI P'u a n•OMIIIIaftofMCCIUL IIIL Coli n ...............UMflrlll ......... lidttloft. . . . " •AI• ...,.. • .,. ~ Ftlr HouelngAct of 1.... •Ttft ,.... ln'IIOIIItiol'lotlhlllw. n K-.SAIE Hysell, owner. \tlllr.., '7 'el:4 , _ . . . . . rtiMII ......... .,_.,.. -.r ICI MlftY .,_, Emn muM bt ....... on theftriiRy I 7 &! I Overbrook Center, 333 Page St.. Middleport, Ohio is currentty taldng lQQtlea• tiona fOt 1t1 upcomlnQ Nu,. ing Assistant Clau whk:h will begin on October 8 and wlllrunlhrough ~ 19, 2001 . AppelcatiOnl wilt bl acceptld until Octobor 5, 2001. PlaaH atop by our tront office for an appi!QaHon or contoCt Pam HOimk:k ot (740)992-6472 for more Information E.O.E Phytlcel Then!Piet Contracted/Of Tet(II)OI'IIY Employee Servlcus for spacial need& aludenta as per student's IEP In Mason COunty SchoOls. Wor1o: wiM lnc!udo.to cpndljCt Initial evaluatJona, ptovide direct thorapoullclnterventlons, consu'-tlve therapy serv· Ices, 1ralnlnQ of school staff andlemli)o,aflond and par· tlcipate In IEP meetin~, r&COmmend •tee~ or Oblalnlng resources and equipment, complete paper weit1dor 'Medtcit.ld and provide supervl•lon to th8 CO· TAih In accordance w"h guidelines. Salary negotla· bla. If lntfHastad send a letIQr of interest with resume to Personnel Oftk:e, Mason County Sct!OOis, 307 8th Street, Pclnt Pleasanl, WV 25550 or fax to 304·875216 ~ by Octqber 3 · 200 1 Prolesslo.nal II ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.......... I inl\ilr":-HaP--W.-ANTa>-..,1 I ~------_.1 ~: 0ND 1'lluc:1ql Dan ChalfH, Lee b Buy or aell. Riverine AntJ.. quaa. 1t24 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740992·2528. Russ -Moore. Mall To: Ohio valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 ntbunll Ralph Parkn, Mib Sanders, BiD Osborn, Carl Thotnas, honored durihg homecoming on WV, WV Fann Museum, ad· vetti!Nng, bottles, stone· ware, tOOia, loCal collectiblaa, glaasware, marbles ~nery. Oee.ltr space avail-al>le. (740)992-5006 Private Party Ads Under $100 20 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred. Animals Or Garage/Yard Si!iles • Llmlt 3 Per Person ./ Jones, Allen jacks, jeff Gramling, Troy School's 1971 and 1981 football teams I Antique Show• October8&7 hfn.Spm, Point Pleasant, David ' Hawthorne, Mark Jones, Mike will be ::'S: ~~.;:?',.!>~~ r Reed, < Hounl lOa.....,.,., Mondar· ~ t:Ji "'!P""'l· AKC She/lie puppioa, A· bias, Tri, bi black, blue merte; AKC Miniature ANTIQuE<! SChnouzero, oaiVpeppar, ..__ _ _ _ _ __.~ black/silver, $300 each l\egister ThutsCiay for Sul'ldlyt ~ St~v~ lUndy Boring, Tim Baum, ~ I~ :!. :;.,;~r~';~ r.:,.:ik~a:;: S~S!i' ~~~: REACH' OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS. · PLUS • Start Your Ads v.;tth • . Keyword. Include Complete ' Description. lnc:lude A Prln• !\void 4bbrevlat1Qnl I • Include Phone Number And Addre•• wnen Nee.de<l • Ads Should Run 7 O•ys r "·--- TUPPERS PLAINS ; - Eastern High Team memben the 1971 team, ..·- " · - .......,. ..,_, which finisbl!d 9-0 and SVAC champions chliro. malchlng hulchl bul· Block. bride. p1poa 27lXXJ milll. • - " " " ' under Coach R..._. Kirkhart and assi1..., 6 r-s old. por1ec:t cor> - . intata, .... Cia. . · (740)245-11252 - ..-· dfl10<1· $1.600. (740)256· Winioro Rio Clrantlo OH tam coaches Carl DodriU and Bill .. ,... Publication Sunday OISI)IIy: I :00 ' 40 11· (740)245-7311 Nlco uMd furniture/- In one week With us All Display ; 12 Noon 2. Business Oeys Prior To n - r lnn.r<a· tO" T - Saw 12" - - moroon "naug~ We ... Qnlve manu.. • .--.-. • •000 ~~- • .,..,.· and voaeo Houro ~ =·,:; ~ ~42J.~ 742-31102 "' Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like No One Else Can! Monday tt)ru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. II atumni 1 ..,. - Dlsolay Ads The Deily Sentinel • hge AS Pomeroy, Mlddlepart, Ohio ::2:00~:a1 c:u~: '?==:!.:..____ ...,...,., I 415. . Free 4 son j r I i ' 2 I I . I ===='---- mv r~ r 1 'r = , .' .o I r "' I l:'a._: -u j riO o; I · ,.,p. l rib r 'rr:ft:rs I 5oo· riO I ' ' r I:;to. ro:§. _ r· RESIDENnAL AND COMMERCIAL, I H \'\" l 'ill~l \ lil t"\ AMANA· HI Efficiency !l2 + gas fumaces, Super HI Effl· nr~1Qir'""--A~uros-~ · -""1 olency Heat Pumps and Air Condllionera. 10 year parts ..__ _ioFOiRiiiiSALEiiiiiioo_.r and labol warranty Included. · COMFORJ AIR HEAnNB ANDCOOLINB (740)441.0114 1·1100-19&.()()76 RESIDENT14L HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Efflclencr 90% Gas Furnaces, OU Fuma· ces, 12 Seef Heat Pump & Air Condlllonlng Systems Free 8 YBar Warranty Ben· netts Heating & Cooling, 1· 800·672·5967 www.orvb.comlbennett 1989 Mercury Grand Mar· quis LS, 4 door, ·79,000 miles, extra good condition, every option, cold air, 1 steal at $2650, (740)992· 6719 or 740-992·3490. 1993 Lincoln ·Town Car, lealher, maroon, excellent conditon, 1,14,000 miles, $3450. (740)742·3602 or ' Singer Zig Zag sewing ma· (740)742·3154 c,hlne in cabinet with chair, t 993 Probe, 5. apaod, P.S, good condition, $70. P.B .. 4 crt. air, 114,000 (740)949·2653 miles, $2995. (740)742· Steel 046-Magnum Chain· 3602 or (740)742·3154 saw. 6 loads of split lirewood. 2·3 loads unaplit. 1997 Lumina, $4,995. 1992 King wood buml nfi_~love. Grand Am, $1,795. 1990 25 ton wood spliller.t"'OOO. Gran-Prix, $1,995. 1993 101' all. (304)576·3636 leave Cavalier, $2,195. t992 Cor· a massage. sica, $2,495. COOK MO· Storage Vans with roll up TORS. (740)446' 0103 doors. 38 ft . to 45 ft. $1500 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix each. Nice. (740)446·7600 GT. Approx. 87,000 miles. (740)742·4008 Used 2300 Ditch Wlleh Trencher and 65 HP Ver- 1998 Ford Contour LX, <4 meer stump grinder call cylinder, 76,000 mliaa, dark "(7_:40:!):C69::.4,·1:,:6e:.1'":-=== green, 4 door, NAOA " $7.000 aaklnil $5,700. A• WATER WELLS DRILLED. duced $5200. (740)446· (740)1188-7311 2624. Waterline Special: 3/4 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100; 1' 200 PSI $37.00 Per .t 00; All Brass COmpression Fittings In Stock. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS. ES Jackson, O"io, 1-8005?7·9526 ---------- Wedding dress, size 7/8, $150; 112 karat diamond ring, eln 6, $200. Call (740)379·2268 1997 Cavalier 49,500 miles, 35-45 MPG. cld, air, auto, new tires, P&V off $7,000, (740)949·2221 . 1998 Cavalier, 2 dr., red new tires, automatic, air, 4 cyl.. 86,000 miles, elCcellent cond., $3450 OBO, (740)742·3602 or (740)742· 3154 CARD OF , THANKS Who paned away September 24, ZOOO, 1 Year Ap The family of William (Skinny) Lehew wish to thank everyone who was so kind and thouahtful during his Illness and after hio death. We especially wish to thank Hospice of Holzer, MeIgs staff, those sendlna flowers, food, Branch, nurses and cardo, and visited al the home and funeral home. We also. wish to thank Rev. WiUiam Mlddleswarth, Dr. Mark Walker, Ben Ewing and the stall' of Ewing Funeral Home, Joe Slrubie for calling his former classmates . coach and for his kind words at the graveside and all members of St. J'aul Lutheran Church for their prayers and olher help. We miss you dear loved one u we face another day. There Ilia lllence In our hetlrt that newr aoes away. We have visions and memorletr that time can not enue•. Yet we~re aJMI for you that you are In a better p~. S.&, "*'""I; 'KIM... ~. flC"I. ~ 1rjl"' •. 1:~;;;g~~~~~~~~~~~~ 110 KANS~S CITY, Kan. (AP) back. • ·' The 'three-time Winston Cup champion solidified his points lead with his series-leading sixth victory of the season, puUing away from rookie Ryan Newman to win the crash-fiUed Pro- tection One 400 at Kansas Speedway. Gordon had to survive a wild 267-lap event that saw 13 caution flags and an It -minute -- red · flag stoppage before earning the 58th win of his career. NOW~ TRAIN "'\SI ~ · NEEDID • WILL BENEFITS AVAILABLI MANY SHII~TI AVAILABLI. · .ICALL NOW t·881·974·JOBS NAICAII Wlnllon Cup -ian Ono ~ AtKaniUIPIIIftla!j . City, 1. (2) Jtll Goi<lon, ChoWolel, 2!17 ltlpo, 110 . 5~ mph, $254,3n. 2. (17) llran Nowmon, Fart1, 267, $100,100. 3. Cil) Ricky Rudel, F~, 267,$138.847. · 4. (11) AUSI)I Walloc:e, Ford, 287, 1130,140. 5. (18) Sterling Martin, Dodge, 287. $118,760. 8. (23) Marl< Marlin, F~. 267, $1011.551. 7. (37) Robort Pruoltr, Ford, 287, ·sn.a20. a. (7) Thr!r s - n. PontiaC, 267, 178,150. 0 ' -·-· I I' M4,300. r<an. Lop llnglh: 1....,.. ,...,.I - 10. (21) Dave Blaney, Dodge, 267, 181,580, 15. (24) Bobby Hamllon, Chevrolet, 267, a. (40) Kurt luoch, Fonl, 267, M7,700. ' Afler two years of rebuilding his team and his confidence, the dominating Jeff Gordon is .Time ol RHII: 3 houri, 37 minutes, 19 llflrlln 01 VIctory: 0.413 oaoondo. Coullon Flop: I 3 for 70 ~apt. LMd r::tlongoo: 19 among 12 drlverl. Lap ~o: J.Loftlor (Pole Wlhnor); J.Gordon ~22; B.EIIIOtt 23-55; J.Gordon 58; R.Rudd 57; J.Gort1on 58·59; R.Rudd eo+!; J.Gordon 65-78: R.Walleeo 79-116; S.Mortln 118; O.Eamhort1t Jr 120-122; K.Willa.. 123; M.Kanuth 124•137; D.Bianey t38: R~olla.. 139·185; J.- u 188-200; H.Walie<:e 20\·231 ; R.Rudd 232·244: M.Mortln 245; J .Bonlon 2411-267. �• Monday, Oct. 1, 2001 Monday, Oct. 1, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A6 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page A7 ALLEYOOP NEA Cro11word Puzzle - PHILLIP ALDER P/B ., Cllll1 Cllllllll ....... <OIIIIACTOIS, IlK. c§ lbullag* • GDnl Sand • Topsoil • Fill Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Services 992-3470 ~. Ohio 45771 Bashan Racine, Ohio 45771 740-985-3948 111 COIKIElF/1lOOCIIIKI 740-949-2217 SbiM5'110' to 10' 130' Houra 7:00AM· 8:00 PM l. . . . Min. aal • Foolen, Wolk, Slepo • flo! WOI1<, Rtpll«- • Wolks aad Dril'n • Slracil Fret Estlmotn c..... Free EstltnlfiS 949-1405 591·5011 hi IIPIIIII s...in& Ohio and W.V. 111-8329 wv 1031711 Rucky R Hupp Agent Box 18q r.11ddle port OhiO 45760 Local 843-5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retiremenl, Pension & 40 I K Roll overs; Mortgage; Major Medical Roofing • Home MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout ··u .. - . ., .... .. ... , __ MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. HowardL. Writeset .,. ..... 7 6AJI I I ' i l Cellular eff Warner Ins. ' 992-5479 • ·~ JONES' Tree Service ca6TRUCT10N lnoured Sptclollu In • .,.. GeDeral Eltcavatm.f; Oo~~eraaii 740-992-5232 992-7943 .......&.111•·' Aval!ab!e ,._ 992-7445 Cell 591·9254 lion~ 992·5908 Fri t-1 2fZ7 1mopd JERRY ' S USED COMPUTERS 441 BMctl . Middleport, OH Meig~~ County Faligrounds Sept 29 & Od. 20,2001 10:110 •·ID· ~ 4:110 p.m. Release: April27, 2002 A fee of $20.00 will be charged for early arri\lal, late arri"al, early £"enewal, late 992-9158 Free estlnitotea removal, or anytime access is wanted to - on repalres, in.. home service Good Dealill fairgrounds other than stated dates. Building space is tlrst come tlrsl serve. Inside Storage: $4.00/lf Open Space: '$2.00/lf Inside Fence: $1.00/lf (740) 992..(i954 DREHEL'S BALL LoGGING AND FIREWOOD Vouchers accepted in Meigs County. Dump Truck Delivery. Meigs and Mason County Bob Ball Advertise or 1·877·604-7350 fREE ESTIMATES MANLEYS SELF STORACE RESIDENTIAL · INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL SMAIL Dl WGIIOIIUI in this . Thrley's space 97Beedl St. Matti·ess for $50 jjdteport, OH Sales lWxlO' 610'Ilfi per (740) 992-3194 month (740) 949-2657 992·6635 ' 1·740-992-6142 Lleenee •53009580 Top Quo/ily Btddi~g oJ 9 Ofllcu of tho nature of Circulation. Publishers: 111 Court A. Total No. Copies St, Pomeroy, Ohio, Printed: 4,750. 45769. B. Paid and/or 9. Pub lla~er: requested Circulation: Charles W. Govey, 111 1. Pald/f!aqueatod Court St., Pomeroy, Outslda·Celunty Moll Ohio, 45769.· Edllor: Subacrlptlons Slated Charlene Hoeflich , on Form 3541. (Include Pomroy, Ohio 45769. advertlaar's proof and 1· 0. 0 w n a r: , exchange coplaa.) : No~spapor Holdings 146 Inc., 3500 Colonnade · Parkway, Sullo 600, 2. Paid In-County Birmingham , AL, Subscriptions stated 35243. on form 3541 . (Include 11 . Mortgagee : advertiser's proof and Retirement Systems ol exchange copies): 85. Alabama, 135 S. Union 3. Sales through St., Montgomery, AL Dealers and Carriers, 36119 · Street Vendors and Average No. Copies CounterSales: 4,116. -Each Issue During C. ·Total Paid and/or Preceding 12 Monlhs: Requested 15 . Extent and Circulation: 4,347. nalure of D. Frse Dlstrlbullon Circulation. by Mall. A. Total No. Copies 1. Outside-County Printed: 4,784. · . as alated on form B. Paid and/or 3541 , o. llequestad . 2. In county as Circulation: staled on form 3541: t. · Paid/Requested o.. Outside-County Mall, 3. Other classes Subscriptions Stated mailed lhrough lho on Form 3~41 . (Include USPS: o. •dvertlser s prool end E. Free Olslrlbullon exchange copies.) 154 Out aide the Mall 2. Paid In-County (Carrier or Other Subscriptions stated Moans): 20 onform3541 .(1 ncludo F. Total Free advertiser's proof and Distribution: 20. exchange copies): 86. "G. Total Distribution: 3. Sales lh~ough 4,367. Dealers .. nd Carriers, H. Copies Not Street Vend~:us and Sunday 9:30- Sunday School; I 0:30 • l'rellching Sunday E>e. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 • :FRANK & EARNEST FAITH FULL GOSPIL CHURCH ROUTE 11.. LONG BOnOM, 01110 tiOw ~OIIG IJ/I~L IT TA~t /. ~'->.... KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUIIUERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINlEII TIME HEAT II BLOCKS OUT 118.5% OF DAMAGINO YOU TO F1111St4 Tt41S "6UII>t . ~~ TO Tt4t INO~Ll>'S ¥~ rtf~S" Of YOU~Sl ~~ . · '· Tt4AT Pti'ENl>$ 011 tlow MAllY P~AFTt ~ ·· JIUOIIfiG •IIIIKJIIIG fREE IN HOME U'llMATEI•~ IIIEUEWIQ"• WW0Dm IICIHOE • DOIlliG •IIID lO&DEI • I .:I tiAVt TO 60 - Tt4~0U6t4. OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 1-800-2.91·5600. 740·9~119 QArlllrulor II Clrioea'a • • t i J ., 1171 13 O'lllel of 510nthe 14 Camuacll: 57~ ' Leclt lt. J •• , Pomerov, OH BIG NATE . I'IR at)SI'. SAVS ~dui( HAS BUILDERS INC. New Homes • Vln11 Sldlag • N•w Garages ' • Replacement Wtadows • Room Additions • RooDng Snodgrass' Upholstery COMMEROilond R£SIDOOIIL FREE ESTIMATES (NO SUNDAY CALLS) MABKET . 81~49·2202 • Rteine, Ohio Maplewa'd Leb Jletw..._ ...... lt. at. 124 UI)'IIIC- 0ctS·6 AT. 7 PIZZA & RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS Custom Computers Service, Repairs, and Upgrades Buy any Large Pizza 'Get Second 1:! Sp·- Aftllaltle Pb.t49-S'B4 . .h LARRY SCHEY ME, BUT t 'VE WON A FEW MATCHES R:iR OUR ~ .,_. Wtll I'Nnll 49 Pau .......... .....& ICIIM ..... Caapdteowlda luUH Core, Tractors. Lawn Furniture, . Boot Trellera, Utility Trellera, Car Haulef'8, Anything Metal . f1'~¢ eS'flll". .t'\ .t Sh..,..nWhlt8 740-1182-7832 74o.6&7-CI600 750 East S1ate Street Phone (740}593-6671 · Athens, Ohi o IP9C- A+. Corrfof'... Ctnlfi \~i;ti:;;;;;m;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; ij Dlslrlbutod: 383. I. Total: 4,750. Charloa W. Govey, Publisher · October 1, 2001 WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? Shade River AG Service •NawHom. . Siding • Rooflng • Remodeling "AJ1cad In Service" •Gor8f8S • Addltlono Advertise your · business on this page for one month for as low as 525 ·-. .Phone 992·21 SS • • 9,000 Baler Twine $19.50/Bale • Homo Repairs •16,000 Baler 1\vlne $21.50/Bale Free Estimates 740-992-1101 or 992·2753 Shade River Ag Sarvlca, Inc 35537 St. Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 Phone: 740-985-3831 • Fax 740-985-3851 TRI-COUOTY TRftOSPORT Eric Blackburn • Patio and Porch Oeckt Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ,. Pomllfoy, Ohio 22.(Ur l I • ~ choice 21= I WAS Rl61lT? WELL, I'LL BE.! CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campo• · . by,.,.,.. ~ Ciphof~ are ...,.tod t10111 quototlont Pfl<llliO. J)ltfllftd ~· tho cipher lllnllolor .....,.,.., · 'E Each-.. Today's clue: W equals K BNLH R UXXK ZIIA. K · MXLPK TRFFYFIIDPA HZP. XI HX ~ TP CRMHPK UIIBP CZX YFRDPK AEUZH.'- IIIBPA) WEATD (ZIIFF YNOW· PHH PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'My health is excellonl. I don't min maldnv movies, but I'd appear in another K the right one ceme "along. - Glenn Ford - - • - ~ui­ I - .--.--.-._, 1 1 1 1 1 I I WOlD tAM I ,.,,r-l If 1! •~..._, for the club ace, dis-~ MA H E R ! carding the spade six -o, 1 lhink I've figured oul what's from hand. West . . . . wrong wilh our economy . We ruffed, but at the cost have major credil cards and···of one of his hump N U K I l E • -money. tricks. When South 1--r~""-rl-lr-gr-r~. -~r--1 G) Complete tho chuckle quoted regained the lead, he ,·.-'-·-'-·-'-·-'-·...,._.__... by lilling In tho missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. C====~ played another trump, cushing down the PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN 4· J THESE SQUf<RES queen and king. A UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lETtERS One is supposed to V TO GET f<NSWER make resolutions on January I. This year, SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS though, resolve on Junior· Gloat. Waltz · Dahlia· WITH IN October 1 not to ac·" Have you ever realized. " a friend remarked, "that your cept defeat until you income is something you can 't live wilhout oi WITHIN?" have lost one 'trick too many. NO CAMERAS, PLEASE! 1. 1 1: I I 8 'Your 'Birthday extremely important in th e · when just the oppmire mi ght be trlll' , If you're cau~hl o ff guard, you could . eaSi ly get rrumpcd . CAI'RICORN (Dec. 22 - year ahead in order to succeed at endeavors that are meaningful to you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Usually ·you're i cooperative pc r~on, but tod:~y yo u might come off as being too insistent Jnn . 19) -- Bo.t h YllU and your mate need to be very c.o1rl'ful upon hav ing everypne do thin gs your w:~y . Get back in ch.m.ctcr. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The !t.stroaG raph Matchmaker ca n help you undersund what to do to make the relationship 19) -- Left to your own de. vices toc.b~·, you 'II be effectiv ely industriou s.~ Should someone want to closdy su. .., pervise you, however. they could provoke rebellion and WithdraWal . 22) -- If you ran't forgive a co-worker who wronged you recently, at le:~st try to forget. Advertise in this space for $25 per month 10 Bro'alllb 11 lloaMrt ning trick one with TEJ RES the spade ace, South l--r played a heart to • • • . . dummy's ace, crossed ~==~===::!"-! back to hand with a N. 0 H P Y club to his queend, re- J--~r--.lf"2r-lr--r~.. turned a club to um- . . . • . my's king, and called ..,__...--1'--..L.--L--l 44092-0 167. SCORPJ q (Oct. 24- Nov . • New Garagea • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • Vinyl Siding & Painting T!..Y\ MYSELP, Y'KNOW! ~ work. Mail $2 .75 to Matc hmaker, c/o thi s newspaper, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH YOUNG'S • Room Addltiona.& Remodeling • SAND LIMESTONE ume'itanel Senlon; Dlscounls mulllpte load Olst:ounls CARPENTER SERVICE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? 17- O Tuesday, Oct. 2, -lOO I Because successes aren't likely to happe n ovcrniglu , tenacity and peNcvcr:mce are • 11).1 f). tO Ail Purpose Fertilizer $4.50/50! • Decks .. Glngpl8nk 11 Gift• There ore ceruin coutf:lcts !hat appear impomble to make . When confronled with one, many , players jus! concede one or more down. But someone who refuses to accept defeat without first losing the requisire number of tricks b.llttles on. This deal is an example . How would you try to survive in four beans after West leads the spade 10? You must clearly lose one spade, two hearts and one diamond -or must you? Note South's bidding. He did not respond one diamond in his strong four-card sui!. Remember that it's length before strength , especially when majors are involved. Then, . when his five-bagger was raised, South was happy to try for game in the suit. (I like North's two-heart rebid, but if he had selected two clubs, South would have rebid a forcing two diamonds and reached the same tenninus.) t•layil•g on trumps Heat Pun~pll Air Conditioning : Refrigeration $49 Service gaa, fuel oil, and heal pumps for Winter • Complete Line of Sullivan's Grooming Supplies • Sulfur Coated Urea, bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% off all Prlefert Horae and Livestock Equip. 1111'111. . . cidal. Even defenders in the first stages of rigor mortis would WELL, SOMEONE'.S have cashed thci r GoOT TO TAAE spade trick and the Roorranga letters of tho THE HIGH · l011r JCtOmblod words b. R<>"' D "'ROI!f!ID diamond ace . low to form lour ~mpla -ds. tiERE . Instead, after win- •q,uuu, W'Orkw 'We'll fix it or olscl' 992-9200 949-4900 PLJI,"'' FiRST EAAMEO IT\ EXCIJ$ii- Roofing • Gutters • Siding Decks • Concrete • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flooring · Pressure FLEA 740-992-7599 1/2 PRICE ro 801\llt> &ECP>.USE +E '!. (740) 949-1521 (740) 517-6827 ~~=sum 11 P8rtofe would havl" been ·BISSELL OllioN~A~" and 1 . .~ . Public Notices In Newspapei'"S. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. Counter Salta: 4,136. C. Total Paid Circulation: 4,375 D. Free Distribution by Mall. 1. ·Outside-County as staled on lorm· 3541:0. 2. In county as slated on form 3541: 0. 3. Other classes mailed through the USPS: 0. E. Free Distribution Outside the Mall (Carrier or Other Means): 20 F. Total Free Dlotrlbutlon: 20. G. Total Distribution: 4,395. H. Copies Not Distributed: 389. 1. Total: 4,784 Average No. Copies of Single laoue Published Nearest to Headquarters or Filing Date: General Business 15. Extant 0 SINCE 1964 • STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1. Title of publication: The Dally Sentinel. 2.Publlcatlon No. 145·960. 3. Date of Ill ling: September 28, 2001. 4. Frequency of Issue: Dally Monday through Friday. 5. No. Of lasuas published Annually: 259 6. Annual Subscription Price. $1 0 4 . 0 0 Home Delivered. 7. Location of Known Ofllct ·of Publication: 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County, 45769. 8. Location ol the SOME SETTLIN'OF .f1Nt St~~te Ruute 124 lbeiM, 01145771 Ktnneth 1\lrlty NOTICES BARNEY ULTRAVIOLEt RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING and up, used hardware and software. (740) 742-2925 Reasonsablt rn·ces • CONTENTS MAY available 24 hours, used systems 386 Your Replacement Parts Source FIREWQ._OD PLASJIC fiRST COME, FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGUlARlY $321.00 PER JOINT 740..992-1671 · WINTER STORAGE Arrival: _I 1/4 mile down ti-lrom , _ , , , For mon infomwtion, <ome/o our clron:llsiU. 1·12 DOUBlE WAll Stop & Compera FREE ESTIMATES Pomeroy 740-~92-5344 I • Always Available. 24'120' • Complete Remodeling Tire Barn 217E. 2nd, Pomeroy On New 'Pires ~ - - - - !!•1''!!"}~1-!1_ - - - 12 Smolllllrd BY Pt.wP ALDER • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. •New Home• •Garages 44087 Wlpple Road r-------------L-- ' 10% Discount : : With This Ad Allboy" Color red CONSTRUCTION • dtcks. Owner Charles R. Dill Advertise In this space for$25 per month GlmMI. 50.,.. . . . . 12~ ..... ............ CARE.DOCTORS· I 415'- &Qll1 V~ : Boa . ROBERT BISSELL 9 IIIUS4111• ... ...... porchts, & leave message I Coolville, OH f51Z3 I . . . .. . . construdion. remodding. plumbing, tlectric.l, home main· ttnance. •nd ftPIIlr Specializing In roofing, plumbing, drywall, remodeling, addHions I decks Free estimates 10 yra. experience in the business Relerenc's available. Owner: Terrylamm 740.992.0739 llf no answer, ,.....,..... ·-~--Will .......... AUTO REPAIR 740·667·6133 All Makes Tntctor & Equipment Parts Factory Aulhorlzed Case-IH Parts Dealen 1000 SL Rl. 7 Soullt Coatracttng Backhoe Septic Syste~ Uttntles New Homes Haircuts by - 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Male Shut In Home visil• Free eatlmatea, -- BING'S DIHYIU PIBft E;~;TERPRISES High& Dry SeH-Storage • Top • Removal • Trim • St1111p Grinding • Bucket Truck w HOME CREEK 45- ' • ()petlilllked: • If LAMM'S CONSTRUOION --........... ... -· I 11 ...... •• ltJJ •• q • Q' 43 U..D. 1 Buddy 4 I y At I • Nursing Horne · ~I ACROSS reuserve no useful purpose ro hold a grudge against him or her when you have to work with the indivi dual. SAG ITT ARIUS (Nov . 23Dt·c 2 1) -- Thcrt•'§ a ch:mce you might think you're ope ra tin~; from 5trength tod.1y, l today not to bring up issues that could re-ignite ;m old ar- gument. Temper, nol tc,Jer:mce, is likely to b~ pervasive. AQUARIUS U•n. 20-Feb. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- If you allow y6unelf to be su~ceptibl e to ,.peer press ure today, you wuld be encou rilged to do sm.n ethin g th at does not se rve your beu interests. Be your own pcrson. ARIES (March 21-April t<J) -- It would wc:~kt·n yo ur position loday if you kowtow to §Ontl·o nc who w:wrs you to .be imp rcs~ccl by lm or her title, especially if it'' more symbOlic than authnntat1 w. TAURUS (April 2!1-MJy 20) -- Don't allow youn~·lf tC'! get dragged imo a hc1ted dhcnsslon today with 311 adversary who is mcrl·ly try ing to g~~ his or her w;~y. Go a}lc;u1 and do wlut 's right in ~pi tc of ~cing pounced o n. GEMINI (M•y 21 -Junc 20) -- EspeciliJy where there m~y be f~it•nds invnlved , be partu:"UIJTiy careful 3hout mom·y matters tod3y. if thl! situation im~t h:~ridl~d properly. you could lost' a pal. CANCER Ounc 21-july 22) -- You're not likely to have the patience ro tolcrat(' , demanding person coday, §O try to dist>ngagL' ymnsclf from such individual~. LEO Quly 23-Aug. 22) . . lnclin:~tio ns tow.:mi thoughtlessness may prevail today, ~o be cucful. You won't want 10 ~ne;..,_te complic.:Hions or' create unnecessary problems w ht're none tll'ed CXIH. VIR GO (Aug. 2.1-S,•pl 22) -- lletter g~:t (mt o\ thl' pil.·ture 1f involve<! in Jn activity that bas ciL•tncrns of cntnpl·tition. l,cople in gl·nerll may be poor l o~crs tnliJy �• The Daily Sentinel ,, Page AI ' FLY YOUR FLAG FULL STAFF TO SUPPORT YOUR COUNTRY! • Daughters and'their dads ·tnoney ar~ · ·not_ soon parted ' L. DEAR ABBY: In January of weeks ago, we met in Paris and 'PERATE FOR. A UFE OF MY 1994, my loving wife and best spent a great Week together. No >ex OWN friend of 47 years passed away. I was was involved · - just a great time. DEAR. DESPERATE: It is devastated, but I am also realistic. I 1ga1 The lady plans to come here to visit. unlikely your daughters wilf ever was 71, healthy. virile, fun-loving Tonight my youngt'T daughter accept any woman in your life. and enjoyed life. informed me she intend• to run her Achieving your independence will A little over a month after my off. . mean you will have to separate from wife's funeral. I was tired of being As far as my daughters arc: con- your daughters - and it's likely alone and went to a resort. I met ~ ; ADVICE cerned, I don't ·need a friend, a you'll have to sacrifice your relacompanion or wife. They are war- tionship with your grandchildren. I lovely wotnan there,. and a few weeks later, I called and· invited her ' ried that someone besides them will urge you to talk this entire situation to dinner. We spent more thnn six gave my daughters one of our get whatever I have left They tell over with your attorney. As your hours talking. sharing a couple of · family trusts to allay· their fear that me I don't need. anyone; just our new relationship progresses, the . small glasses of wine, and were more someone might get something they family is eno.ugh. I love my grand- woman will need to be protected • interested in each other than the thought was all theirs. It didn't help. children, but to be honest, I don't from your daughters no matter how :pod. .. . They continued to drive a wedge need my children running my life. far from them you move. Abby, the lady in question is in : When I got home, I received a call between my wife and me. I later disDEAR ABBY: I just finished • ftom my younger daughter and was covered they put a tap on my her late 50s, is well-educated, enter- reading the letter from Thorn Somes given the third degree. It was only phone. So, where did all this lead? taining, intelligent, and hal a good of Pet Tech Inc. The information he . the beginning. In spite o( the inter- You guessed it. Divorce court. . job in her home country. ·I hate to provided concerning pet first aid : terence, this lady and I continued to It has been a year and a half; 1 put her through what they did to was invaluable. However, I would ; enjoy each other's company. We reW.cenhtly mbet a lady on the dlntel~~et. my previous wife. Should i sell like to expand on one of his facts. Jived together for a year and a half e thave h een wntmg ani t~hmg ' everything I have and move to a difThe leading cause of death in . and then married. on e P one almost dal Y· ree ferent city or country? - . DES- companion animals is NOT pre- Ab. . , 1 Van Buren. . LOCAL EVENTS MONDAY Tuesday 7:30 p.m. RUTLAND- Rutland Township Trustee, Monday, ·s p.m. Rut- POMEROY Childhood land Fire Station. Immunization clinic, Tuesday, 1 to 7 p.m. at Meigs County REEDSVILLE - Olive Twp. Health Department. Take Trustees; 7:30 p.m. Monday, child's shot records. Children township building. Call clerk at musl be accompanied by par· 378~ 6149 to be placed on agen· entllegal guardian. da. WEDNESDAY CARPENTER Columbia MIDDLEPORT -, Middleport Township Trustees, Monday, Literary Club, 2 p.m. Wednes· ,7:30 p.m. at the lire station. • day, home . of Frankie Hunnel. Faye Wallace to review "WashLETART FALLS -Letart Town- ington Goes to War" by David ship Trustees, Monday, 5 p.m., Brinkley. ofllce building. ATHENS - Bloed pressure SYRACUSE - Sutton Town- check, O'Bieness Memorial ship Trustees to meet Monday, 7:30 p.m. ..at the Syracuse Vil- Hospital, lobby, Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. lage Hall. Also free colon rectal cancer RACINE - Racine Chapter home screening kits. 134, Order of Eastern Star, . M(ulday, 7:30 p.m., election ot PAGEVILLE - ·Scipio Township officers, reports, planning lor Trustees, Wednesday, 6:30 tOOth anniversary celebration. p.m. Pageville Township hall. TUESDAY POMEROY - Sa1isbUiy Town· ship Trustees regular meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday at the township building. RockiiPrlnga Road. ALFRED - Oran·ge Township Trualeaa, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home o1 Clerk Osle Follrod. POMEROY- Eagles Auxiliary, Community Calendar Is published as a tree orvlca to non·protlt groupe wishing to announce meetings and special events. The ca~r 1e not delilgl)ed to promote ulae onund·ralsera ot any type. Items are printed only 11 ape• permits and cannot ba guaranteed to be prtntad • apacltlc number of daya. ventable accidents. It is euthanasia. According to the Humane Society of the United States, an estim.;lted 4 million to 6 million companion animals are eut~anized every yeat in America's animal •helters. There are two simple solutions lo the problem of pet overpopulation and the needless killing of adoptable animals: Have your pet spayed or neutered, and always have an up- todate identification tag on your pet. Thank you for getting ~e word out, Abby. JACK fiSHER.. Melp County's Hometown Newspaper AMERICA AT WAR Bush. will get justice·· EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR., LEE COUNTY (ALA.) HUMANE socmTY · DEAR JACK: You're welcome. lf my readers take your message to heart - and I'm sure many of them will - countless lives of companion animals will be saved. Dear Abby is writttn by Pauline Phillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. SOClET.Y NEWS AND NOTES New arrival POMEROY Mary Beth (Weeks) and James Horne of Obetz announce the birth of a son, Jason William, on Aug. 27. The infant . weighed seven pounds, four ounces. He has two brothers, Chris and Matt. Grandparents are John ·and Barbara Weeks of Pomeroy and Alice Horne of Obetz and the late Athol Horne. Rutland _Garden Club RUTLAND -A regional • meeting to be held Oct. 13 at Chester was announced when Rutland Garden Club met Monday at the home of Pauline Atkins. Members are to take dessert for a coffee hour at the 1 p.m. meeting. Also announced was a county board meeting on Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at the library, and the .fall regional meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at Grace United At one time it was used to Methodist Church in Gal- treat snakebites and scurvy, and substances found in the lipolis, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. Reports were given orr plant are 'used to combat the fair flower show and the colds, flu, and other ailMeigs County EXPO show. ments, she said. Described as The Rutland and · the a very versatile plant, it Rutland Friendly Gardeners grows 24 reet tall, likes sun, will co-host the Christpus · garden soil, and is drought flower show Nov. 17-18 at tolerant: Jhe Senio~ Citizens Center. The coneflower has a A report on activities of cone-shaped center with the Harrisionville 4-H club drooping petals thus. the and the fair activities was nickname. given by Atkins. The plants can be grown Devotions by Atkins were from seeds as well as plants, "The Beatitudes, Hope and· need to be divided every Autumn Splendo'r." Roll call three or four years and was answered by "I Saved for attract bees, butterflies, a Wreath." hummingbirds, and finches. The traveling prize fur. Lowery said the coneflower nished was won by. Eva can be used in cottage garRobson. The October trav- d~ns. perennial beds, meadeling prize will be furnished ow flowers, or in bouquets, by Marjorie Rice. and noted that it doesnUt The program topic was require much care. "Summer Ends." Betty LowAtkins talked · about ery talked on the coneflower dahlias, a native of Mexico or euchinacea purpurea, ' a and South America. In the native of the eastern United early 1700 when it was States. She described it as taken to Spain, the king was being a member of the daisy so impressed by its beautiful family, also known as Indian blooms, that a day was set root or scurvy root. aside to celebrate the flower. A botanist Andrea Dahl created most of the thousand of new hybrids varietiei we know today as (Dahlia pinnata) There are 17 c;Ucgories according to the , size and shape of the flower, · she said, and blooms can be as tiny as one inch or up to 15 incl!"es. · . Dahlias thrive in rich well drained soil, need plenty of sun, water and fertilizer, come in variety of colors, and make a beautiful garden as well as bouquet. Tubers must be dug up. In the winter,, and cleaned and stored in a cool dry place. As the hint for the month it was suggested that you can "dry" clean your dog by rubbing baking soda into the fur, then brusliing with an old hair brush. To reduce cat hairs around yo_ur house, gently · run a damp paper towel over your cat. It collects both hair and dirt. The Octobermeeting will be at the home of Joy \ ......._ ·~' Combs. THINK IT OVER - Sex can lead to pregnancy and teens at the "Outing on Wellness• were encouraged to abstain. Pointing up the importance of abstinence was the.Baby, Think It Over display featuring dolls used at high schools to emphasize the 24-hour a day care required by babies. Elyse Hatfield and Trista Doerfer look over one of the dolls on display. (Charlene Hoeflich photos) Did you know... Teensg~t educated on ~re~l i[re ·~sues Bv CIWII.ENE HOEAJCH SENllNEL NEWS STAFF ALERTED TO DANGER - Teens were alerted to the dangers of smoking and urged to quit if they do and not start if they haven't at the "Outing on Wellness.' Here Chelsea Montgomery and Bobble Burson look over a display prepared by Cindy Liberatore, tobacco use prevention coordinator for Holzer Medical Center. A DEERE FoR ALL SEAsoNs MIDDLEPORT "Did you know that smoking marijuana .can cause hair to grow on parts of your body where you don't want it? Like the face," Chelsea Montgomery said. Montgomery was one of about 160 teen-age girls ai the "Outing on Wellness" N/OW) staged last week at Family Life Center. • ·the full-day program.• Was geared to educate teens on issues of real life and to give them an . opportunity to explore a variety of health issues ·relating to well ness and ' health mainten ance, selfesteem, self-image, interpersonal relationships, sexuality and reproductive health, as well as violence against women. Joy Padgett, director of the Phi•u SH THnl, AS . I LTU3 Llwn Tractor Officials plan personal property inventory · lX255 lawn Tractor •13·hp engine • 38-inch mowing deck • 5-speed shift-on·the·go transmission •15-hp engine • 42·inch convertible mowing deck • Automatic transmission Bv 8RtAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - County officials plan to request an inventoty of heavy equipment used on major construction projects in Meigs County to ensure the county receives all personal property taXeS to which it is entided. The county also will likely inventory equipment on site at the Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Mines in Salem Township. Treasurer Howard Frank told ·county • JS60 Walk·B..Iad Mower • 6.Q.hp e1111ine . · • Durable die-cast aluminum deck • Seven cutting heights • 15-inch·cutting-swath • Only 8.51bs • 2-year consumer warranty www.JohnDeere.com I Stctlon- 10 Paps SSTIB Lawn Tractor Calendar • 18-hp, V- Twin engine • Two-pedal automatic transmission • 48-inch mower deck • Zero-turn radius with power steering Classjfjeds Comics Editorials Obituaries For the past 163 years, John Deere has held the highest standards of honesty, quality; and commitment to the customer. Stop in to your local John Deere dealer to see for yourself our time tested reliability. You'll find that our standards haven't changed much over the years. Ask about easy financing options at your participating dealer today. NOTHING Hlp:.Os Low: 50s Taday's Sentinel 11 osc U1e Trlmmer/Brvshcutter •1.05-hp (19.8 eel M·Series engine RUNS LIKE A D E ER E Sports Weather JoHN DEERE commissioners that an inventory will verify all equipment and its value, m the county does not lose revenue fium the personal property taXes os~essed on the equipment at year's end. Longwall mining equipment, trucks, bulldozer>, and other machines used. a1 the coal mines, and heavy equipment on site at school building projects in the Meigs Local School District, and on the county's . four nujor highway projec", are all subject to personal property taxes. The county is entitled to personal prop- Details, A3 OHIO tW-B Pick 3: o-8·3; Pick 4: 2-6-3·5 A9 lluckere 5: &11-13-26-31 A4 W.VA. A3 O.ily 3: 4-1-6 O.ily 4: 7-6-9-2 · A5.7.10 cash l5: 3·5-1 1-12-20.23 A3 C 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' Jackson Pike - 2 mi West of Holzer Hospital Gallipolis, OH 45614 740-446-2412 WAKEFIELD GARAGE US #50 West, P.O. Box #639 ' Athens, OH 45701 740-593-3815 Inventory, AJ will Residents, ·~ • police at odds over theft case Bv TONY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Two Lincoln Heights resident\ told Pomeroy Village Council Monday that Pomeroy Police are har•ssing them. Denise Smith and Teresa Howell of Lincoln Heights met with council to discuss what they perceive as "discriminatory conduct" by local police. Smith said that during a recent investigation into an incident surrounding a stolen swimming pool pump, police department members behaved ln a harassing manner, and now, whenever police assistance is need, she is ignored. In conjuncti~n with the theft, Smith said she was convicted ·of receiving stolen Magistrate's property m Court; hllwever, she claims she is innocent of the charge$ brought against her. Officer Joe Kirby Jr., who was involved with the investigation, spoke with council . about the case and informeil. them of the . official police report's content< . . After meeting in a brief executive session, Mayor John Blaettnar told Smith and . Howell that since the incident : in question had already been settled hy Magistrate L. Scott PoWell, the "judicial branch of the village," council has "no PIHse- Theft. AS FROM STAF~ REPORTS POMEROY -The Meigs County , Humane Society has received a $5,000 grant from the Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust for the 'society's ongoing spay and neuter program. The program helps subsidize the cost of spay and neuter operations for the pets of financially - needy residents. Alden Waitt, society president, said the grant from . th e Cleveland-based Scott Trust will significantly increase the number of people who will be helped by the organization. · "We have been attempting to work in several ways to minimize the problems of pet overpopulation in the coun,ty, and this is one of the most direct and eff'ective ways we have found to do so," Waitt said. "We are very grateful for the Trust's generous grant." The society also helps to pay th~·vet­ erinary bills of financially needy pet owners or · people ' I find injured or neglectea animah the y wish to adopt; and works closd) with Bill Dye, the county dog warde n, C arol Lemley, the count y's humane offi cer, and Gary Will• . ford and Janel:' Ambrose, who work as. P,lease see Grant. AJ •. Holzer Medical Center ond fh~ HMC Comm~nit): Heolfh a~d Wellness Deporhnent presents 11 CARMICHAEL'S . - FARM & LAWN, INC. Pleau - - try that supports or co,.;_ dones terrorism or you fail in your primary missio~ k " G' I' .... as peace eepers, m 1a.,1 told General Assembly repr&. fto th , sentattves m more an 150 countries. PIHn SHiuh, AS Grant to fund spay/neuter·prqgram Lotteries AS erty tax revenue on all such equipment that sitS in the county on Dec. 31, regardless of wh~n it arrived here. Ffank suggested la•t week the commi<sioner> ask Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell to make arrangem ents for a state-certified inventory of the equipment. The county expects to lose hundreds of thousand< of dollars in personal property . tax revenue when the mines dose and eqflipment is removed, but officials hope equipment in plice on other projects, albeit WASHINGTON (AP) President Bush claimed progress .on several fronts in the war on terrorism Monday as he stepped up a covert bat~:le against Afghanistan's terrorist- harboring Tajiban militia. The Taliban's days seem numbered, suggested the president of neighboring Pakistan. ''We're going to bring, these people to justice," Bush said of terrorists during an afternoon visit to the headquarters of the federal agency that oversees disaster aid. In New York. nearly three weeks after the attacks leveled the World Trade Center, New York Mayor Rudolph G. r . Id h mld•antl aptpeda ef: t to I et wor . o s an as agams terrorism. . "The United Nations must hold accountable any coun- Mlnl ...ally Invasive Appr•aches -to Breast Cancer" Friday, October 5, 2001 • · 9:'00 am - 1:00 pm HMC Conference Rooms A-B·C SpMkena Allee Grlcollkl, MD .and Michael Covelli, MD · MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org FREE ond open lo nurses in fhe community: Conloct ~ours ovoiloble. Lunch provided. For more or to please call (740) 446·531.3. 'V • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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