http://66.213.69.5/files/original/afa16e1c7d2180b78fc7bc10f35c3235.pdf 5a4d1a06fa6e888e9ba15899ec4be3cf PDF Text Text • 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 • �• _'fhe_oa_ny_Sen_tin_el_ ____;;;;;;;;;_By, . the Bend DEAR ABBY: I •m writing in the hope you c•n help m'r figure out what I am feeling in my heart. . Abobt a year ago, I started dating the most wonderful oman - or so I thought. "Glor· 'walked into my life and turn d everything upside-down. We we oth going tbrough divorces. . . . When our divorces were final, I : stopped having contact with my e}t-wife. As my rdationship with ' Gloria progresses, she keeps findi(lg reasons to see her ex-husband. S.he says it's to keep an eye on what he is doing and to assure that she'll g,et the large sum of money he agreed to pay in their divorce settlement. Gloria goes on long weekend trips with him, and when l'tp working at night, she goes to vj~it him. Abigail Van ·Buren ADVICE Abby, where does this leave me? I love this woman very much and don't know what to do. - LOST IN TENNESSEE DEAR LOST: The divorce may be final, but Gloria's emotional connection to her former husband does not appear to be severed. She may be terrific, but the woman you have described is not ready for another marriage, or ' even an exclusive relationship. Accept it, •nd move on. ' DEAR ABBY: A few years ago you printed a letter from a woman who siood at her mother's casket and regretted not telling her mom how much she had meant to her. She urged others not to make the s~me mistake. I thought long and hard about her letter. I realized she was right. It took days, but I composrd a letter to my father who was dying of prostate cancer. In it, I made reference to happy events in the past, and thanked him for raising me, loving me and staying involved in my life. I sent the letter to my. mother and asked her to read it to him. My father called me a few days later. We both cried over the phone. He died a short ~bile later, LOCAL EVENTS ' TUESDAY POMEROY- Sallsbuly Townsh!Jl Trustees regular ~Meting, 8 p.m. Tuesday at township build· lAO, Rocksprings Road. At!FRED- Orange Township Trustees, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at home or Clerk Osie Follrod. POMEROY - Eagles Auxiliary, p.m. T~sday 7:30 • PERl No. 74 will !Met on Friday at Meigs County Senior Center at noon. Sen. Mike Shoemaker, D-Boumeville, will speak at the meeting following lunch. profit groups wloblllg to THURSDAY TUPj>ERS PLAINS -Tuppers Plains VFW Post Ladies Auxll· lary, regular ~Meting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. FRIDAY POMEROY- Meigs County lllinounce mHtinp. ond apodal nuts. Tho calendar Ia not dedped to promote tale• or fund-nisen of llllf type. Ite..U an printed only ao apace permits and caanot be guannteed to be printed a opecijic number of d.yt. Theater group . entertains teachers I iPOMEROY- Songs from "Getting to Know You" was "cbklahoma" presented by th.e about bacl<-to-school IUverbend Community The- headaches. Some mentioned ath group last month high- facing a new class each. year, lithted the program of a getting a, slow or disorderly .re~~nt meeting ofAlpha Omi- class, ,grading, new schedules, crl>n Chapter of Delta Kappa keeping track of all students, G~mtrui at Trinity Church. helping those who are timid. onna Jenkins, music chMrGay Perrin;hostess commitn, presented the group tee chairman, gave grace ; ch sang "Surrey with the before dinner served by : F~inge on Top," "0 What a women of the church. Tables Bfautiful Morning" and "Out were decorated with fall flowof My Dreams." ers and school memorabilia. president P•m Toon led the Favors were candies, notepads, meeting with Nellie Parker, face tissues and letter openers. · se~retary, reading minutes of Attending from Meigs :thb April meeting. Toon dis- County were Gay Perrin, pllyed the chapter's awords, a Martha Greenaway, Pam gdld key for activities advanc- Crow, 1\vila Childs, Maljorie in~ the purpose of DKG, and Fetty, Rosalie Story, Becky a ¢ettificate of recognition for Zurcher, Emma Ashley, Linda · : p!Pgram book completion. " Sue Hysell, Don\'" Jenkins, Slje said life memberships can Nellie Parker, Pauline Horton, ~ purchased for S 140 until and Carolyn Snowden. D~c. 31: Members can contact Next meeting will be at Deborah H~mmond, treasur- Lewis Family Restau~ant m er; Jackson Oct. 22, 6:30 p.m. ' ' Dolls on display Every little girl : loves Balbies 'and &year-old Kerbie GibbS of Haven is . :•New ' . • • no exception. ~~he was quite •(aken with Ne~ 2~ Wright's doll !: display : • Stemwheel . :Riverfest in the , upstairs of ~lark's Jewelry ~\IJre. (Charlene tljloefllch photo) 1 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but he lives forever in my hrart. the traditional di•mond becouse of Abby, please urge re•ders who the high cost •nd low resale value. are in similor circumstances to do Abby, can you recommend an the same. I cannot stress the feeling altern•tive to a diamond? Is a simof peace I have knowing I told my . pie gold band still popular? father how much he meant to me COST-CONSCIOUS IN SAN -· while he w•s still alive. FRANCISCO MAURICE L. TATE, DEAR C.C. : Yes, but gold MALDEN, MASS. b~nds .ore customarily worn after DEAR MAURICE: I'm the wedding. Nowhere is it writ. pleased that ·a letter in my column ten that an engagement ring has to helped you communicate yout be a diamond. (Paul McCartney love and gratitude to your father and Prince Charles both gave their before it w•s too late. I often advise brides· to-be sapphire rings with people to write to loved ones and small diamonds for contrast.) express those sentiments because Ask your girlfriend what her their letters usually become price- favorite stone is and teU her how less keepsakes. you feel about diamonds. You may DEAR ABBY: I am going to have more in common than you ask my girlfriend to marry me. I know. ·' . need your advice on buying· an Dear Abby is writtm by PauliM engagement ring. I am opposed to Phillips and daughter jeanne Phillips. SOCIETY NEWS AN DNOTES More Winners Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Winners The Dailv Sentinel• Paoe A 3 Another sunny day but ••• • Another · sunny day was forecast for the region on Wednesday with temperatures ----~G_ALLIPOLIS- Andrea Jane Haski~19, Gallipolis, died warming into the low 80s in / on Sunday, Sept. 30, 2001. some parts of the state. She was born in Gallipolis on March 30, 1982, daughter of Then the rains will return, Mike Haskins and Shelley Haskins, both of Gallipolis. the National Weather Service Besides her parents, she is survived by her grandparents, said. Bob and Clara Haskins of Gallipolis and Jay and Marlene Low pressure will spread ' Hall of Cheshire. showers into the region on Private grave~ide. services will be conducted for the fami- Thursday. The rain will con~ . tinue on Friday as a cold front Friends may call OIJ Wednesday from 4 until 9 p.m. at Fish- pushes through, forecasters er-Acree Funeral Home in Pomeroy. said. Memorial contributions may be made to the Washington Behind the front, drier and Elementary School Pare11t/ Teacher Organization , 450 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Andrea Haskins ~ muc~ cooler air will move in for the weekend. Daytime temperatures may not climb out pf the 50s. Sunset today will be at 7:13 p.m. and sunrise on Wednesday at 7:29 a.m. Forecast Today: Partly cloudy. High 78, lo't' 54. Wednesday: Sunny. Hig 81, low 55. Thursday: Partly cloudy. High 80, low 45. Friday: Showers. High 63, low 43. . M2rbert Miller L_OCAL STOCKS , LOCAL BRIEFS. ft'mjz!ed POMEROY - A local man has been arrested by the Meigs. County Sheriffs Department following a four-wheeler chase. Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell said Bobby J. Gayheart was arrested and ch•rged with felonious assault, felony fteeing, resisting arrest, riding an all-terrain "'hide on the highway, driving under the influence, and driving umler suspension after an incident early Saturday night. T(US!ell said deputies were on patrol when Gayheart passed them on a four-wheeler, and when deputies attempted to stop Gayheart, 'he refused and sped aWay on nearby .railroad aacks. Deputy Bill Gilkey approached Gayheart on foot and instructed him tl) ,get off the four-wheeler. Gayheart refused and accelerated toward Gilkey, nearly striking him. Afier a short pursuit, Gilkey once again approached Gayheart on foot"and informed him to get off the four-wheeler. As Gilkey ., lheft from ·"- - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - Winners In tha kiddie tractor pull at the Racine Fall Festival for the welglit group of 55 pounds and under ware presented awards by Jamie O'Brian, lett, daughter of Jimmy O'Brien of O'Brien Farms, which sponsored the pull. They were lett to tight, Breeanna Manuel, Tony Pierce, and Jennifer Stump. Martin/Biankenship reunion ------------------------------1 ·POMEROY The annual reunion of the descendants of John Edward Martin and Mary Francis Blankensqip was Sept. 2 at the home of Les and Sheryl Martin Gibbs of Ohio 124, Pomeroy. It began with coffee and donuts, followed by a dinner at 1 p.m.. with Mary M'artin of Middleport giving grace. Jeanne Drown conducted the business meeting after which a blind auction· was held and family members enjoyed an afternoon of games and reminiscing. Door pri2es were give~ out and awards went to Mary Martir!, oldest Herson; Ron-' nie. Martin, oldest Martin; Dalton Layne, you·ngest; Angelia Martin Hinkle, newest married and traveling the farthest; Roger and Donna Martin, longest married; and Ron Martin, Madolyn Sandifer and Joe Martin for each traveling more than 300 miles. Entertainment was provided by Stacey Cleland and Bethany Gibbs, clogging and Renilda M~rshall and P:it Casey on guitar. Attending from out of the area were Angie and Joey Hinkle, Daleville, Ala.; Alms Aldena, Ozark, Ala.; . Madolyn Sandi(er, Grantstown, Pa.; Carol· Ising, Charleston, WVa.; Bob, Debbie and Steven Martin, Alliance; Roger and Donna Martin, London; Ron and Maxine Martin, J\lletropolis, Ill.; Jeanne and Casey Drown, Gahanna,; ~enilda Marshall, Pat Casey, Columbus; Joe Martin, Fayetteville, N.C.; Betty and Larry Koffer, Pitsburg; Jessica Williams, and Mike and ··l;>enny Willi:l'ms, Greenville. Attending from the area were Tom and Suianne Kib• ble, Brian and Michele Beeler, Long Bottom; Kenny, Danielle and Dalton Layne, ShayIa Kibble, Bob and Betty , Morris, Jeff, LuEtte, Nathan and Ethan Martin, Racine; Stacey and Megan Cleland and Bethany Gibbs, Rutland; Roland Morris, Judy Murphy, Mason, WVa., Karen Gibbs, Mary and Adam Martin, Rick, Gwen and Patrick Martin, Chasity Fowler, Middleport; Margaret Wyatt, Mary McAngus, Jack, and Ella Stollings, Angie Johnson, Joe Weeks, Mike, Chris and Vinson Martin, and Les and Sheryl Gibbs, all Pomeroy area. To appear at Meigs High and a por~ Lonnie Ill Company will tion of the appear at Meigs High · proceeds School on Oct. 1'5 at 7:30 will benefit p.m. under the sponsorship the local of Pomeroy/Middleport Lions. Lions Club. The · show Advance includes illusions, colored tickets are birds and live rabbits. Tickets available by for the magic and variety calling show are $6 for all ages in (877) 777-7219. advance, or $9 at show time, . \ ,\1 J,l ~ PHILADELPHIA (AP) Chubby Checker says the music industry has left him twisting in the wind. The king of "The Twist" recently took out a full-page ad in Billboard magazine, arguing that he's one of rock CAN'T SAY ANTHUII IIICE TODAY ... . ' ' With Picture New officers elected for 2002 were Mike Martin, president; Jeanne Drown,. vice president; Renilda Marshall, secretary; and Sheryl Gibbs, treasurer. The location will he announced later. 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'· Customers affected will b.! under a boil advisory after ser- : vice is restored. Customers · should boil cooking and drinking water for three minutes before it is consumed. The work is necessory to do • tie-in for the relocation of lines for highway construction. : •. RACINE - Herbert Leroy Miller, 81, Racine, died on }9-~ FedoraiMogw -l. Prumlor - 8~ USB-22 --t:Jl, Monday, Oct. 1, 2001, at Cabeli-Huntington Hospital in AR:h Coal-16 Gannett- 58\ · Akzo-38\ Rocky Boots - 5\ · Huntington, W.Va. 1 AmTed SBC 46\ General Electric- 37\ AD Shell- 491, He was born on Aug. 17, 1920, in Rutland, son of the late Ashland Inc. - 38\ GKNLY-3~ Seanl-35~ Harley llavidoon - 41\ Shonoy's-~ Herbert and Helen McGuire Miller. He was employed as a AT&T-19 Brok One- 31lo Kmart-6'• Wai-Mart491. construction worker and heavy equipment operator. He was Bl..l-7'• Kroger- 23~ Wendy's .::. 26\ a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. Bclb Evans- 17\ Lands End- 28~ Woothing1an- 11 \ lld.-9\ Surviving a~ two daughters, Loretta Cochran of Win- BorgWamer- 39'o Doily stock repons ""' NSC-15\ the 4 p.m. closing - 2\ tersville and Cliihlia Hadley of Batavia; two sons, Herbert a.ur.,.., Charmi'lg Shops- 4\ Oak Hill Fmncial-16~ ,. ..... cl lhe pt8Yious Miller, Rockport, Ind., and Jeffrey Miller, Leon, W.Va. ; a . City Holding- 9\ ;;ay.;.vbansaclions, pro. 0118-24~ Col-14~ · BBT-36~ vidad by Smilh Parlners daughter-in-law, Rita Lewis of Pomeroy; several grandchilPeoples- 19l. DuPont- 371. a1Adves11nc. • dren; and three sisters: Jackie Reed of Rutland, Eileen Bow. ers of Middleport· and Jean Michaels. organization can call 99%-• - Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, other U.S. forces being posi6064; or write to the SocietY,., Frances Mill,er; three brothers: Dale, Da\)ny and Roger; three tioned for possible action. at P.O. Box 682, .. Pomerojr, sisters, Elizabeth, Nadine and June; a stepson, Frank Lewis; from Page AI As Afghanistan appeared to Ohio 4'5769. · .,; and a 'grandson, Chris Hadley. fnnn Page A1 ·'be preparing for war, PakServices will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Letart Falls Cemebackups with Lemley. tery Chapel. There wiU be no calling hours. The V.S. military buildup istan's president, Gen. Pervez Dye can be reached at the Arrangements are under the direction of Fisher-Acree continuea;. The aircraft carrier Musharraf, suggested that U.S. dog shelter at 992-3779, and . Funeral Home in Pomeroy. USS Kitty Hawk left its base military action now seemed Lemley and her backups can in Tokyo on Monday to join inevitable. be contacted through (800) WVA-BEAR (PIN: 6480). ments, whose assistance with How to tell a memorial. Dye, Waitt said, deals ,with the operation of the Sternsonal property tax revenue from dogs running at large, and counselor from a wheel Riverfest 2001 was, the coal mines. Lemley with cases of abuse, memorial salesperson. council said, "immeasurable." Page AI CONSOL Energy, Inc., . cruelty or neglect. "Everyone who attend~d the It's very simple. The salesperson which purchased the mines from Page AI "All of these people put in will always pressure yo•uu ~~!:.t :~ right to question Magistrate festival was well behaved and fiom American Electric Power long hours in service to the buying something laraer, r1110 PQ""'ll's decision" and that the appeared to have had a good and thore prontable-for next logical step would be .to time," said Pomeroy Police teml"'rary, will cushion the earlier this year, expects the community and we ask that company. anticipated negative . economic mining of coal will . end next they f)Ot be · called at their file an appeal. Chief Mark Proffitt. Rest assured that. we never try "Speaking on behalf of the impact in terms of personal month. homes, but through formal to ..seU" this way. We couaseL · Concerning the police _CONSOL has not indicated channels about relevant advise. Wt cartrall:r explain harassment allegations, council police department, there were property taX revenue. quality dltrerenc::es belwceagranltc what will happen to the massive issues," Waitt said. The budget commission, decided there was not enough no problems "whatSoever:· (and there evid~nce presented during the A second motion of appreci- comprised of Frank, Campbell longwall mining equipment · The society's next meeting differences). But we leave meeting to investigate the mat- ation, which recognized Coun- and Prosecuting Attorney Pat n~ .underground, but some is Oct. 14 at 3 p.m. Those dcdslon to you. ter any further. cilmen John Musser and Story, anticipate dire finapcial have speculated the equipment with questions about the ,11~ In other matters, council George Wright's involvement conditions for the county might remain ·in place indefi\.d~h:J approved the second reading of . with and dedication to the begipning in 2003, the fir.;t year nitely, due to the cost of remov---~~ ~' I· "councy:Will collect no per- ing it from the site. an ori:linmce-that !'6rl'lids com- ·. river fes!ival, also was approved the • mercia} tractors used to pull by council. Following the approval of trailers from traveling on varithrough a grant from the Ohio ous streets throughout the vii- both motions, Blaettnar pubDepartment of Health, Bureau lage. tidy thanked aJ1 fire departof Health Promotion and Risk Streets affected by the ordi- ments involved in last ThursRedpction Division ol'Prevenfrom A1 nance include Ann Street, Kerr day's fire ·truck parade, which tion. Other local agencies Street, Chester Road, Lincoln was dedicated to the rescue Governor's Office on involved in the program coorHill, Lincoln Heights, Osborne workers still on the scene of the ApP.alachia, spoke on "Personal dinated by Brenda Curfinan, Street, Condor Street, Laurel World Trade Center disaster. Pride" after Becky Baer, local Abstinence Only Education, Council also: Street, Rock Street; Liberty Lane, West Locust Street, • Approved the mayor's extension agent, welcomed the were Holzer Meigs Clinic, Spring Avenue, Union Avenue, report for September, which junior and senior girls fiom Health Recovery Services, Eastern, Meigs and Southern A<':CESS, Department of Job . and Pleasant Ridge. · totaled $10,721.46; and Family Services, GalliaAny exceptions to this ordi• Approved a resolution for , high schools. There were break-out sesJackson Meigs Alcohol, Drug nance must be granted by the the establishment of a new revsions on health education on Addiction and Mental Health police department and are con- enue sharing budget; the body, mind and soul; selfServices, and Hol2er Medical sidered to be of temporary • Agreed to hire Thomas breast examination; career Center. nature only. Vehicles violating Myers Jr. as a part-time, call-in choices, communication skills, Displays by the participating the ordinance are subject to police officer; depression and suicide, eating agencies were featured around fin~ up to $100 per vehicle, ··Agreed to meet with Meigs per incident. County commissioners con- disorders, harmful dieting, the the room for viewing by the. Council approved a motion cerning the ·creation of a hand- impact of low-income and teens. Lunch was prepared and . of appreciation for the police, icapped parking space near the poverty, nutrition, stress reduc- served by the Middleport tion, alcohol and drug abuse Church of Christ Women's fire, water and street depart- map office. prevention, teen prejlllilncy and group to the teens, committee the cost of parenting. members and presenters at Amy Boster, Meigs County noon. 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Following a small struggle,• , Gilkey succeeded in getti~ Gayheart off' the four-wheeler. .... POMEROY- Fun, Food and Fellowship at God's NET In Pomeroy. Nutritional meals, non· violent video games, computer programs, board games, pool tables.forteens, 61o 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. POMEROY- Childhood lmmu· n~tion clinic, Tuesday, 1 10'7 SUNDAY p.il. at Meigs County Health POMEROY- Hemlock Grove Department. Take child's llhol Christian Church homec:oming, racordl. Children must be with obServance ol135th aocompanied by parenll1egal ·anniversary, Sunday. Special guardian. music by the Postmeyere of Marietta. Preaching, 9:30 a.m.; WEDNESDAY Sunday School, 11:30 a.m.; MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lll· potluck dinner, 12:30 p.m. at the . arary Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, grange hall, and afternoon ser· home of Frankie Hunnal. Faye vice, 2 p.m. Wallace to review 'Washington Goes to War" by David Brinkley. CHESHIRE - Gospel sing Sun· day, 2 p.m. Poplar Ridge ATHENS - Blood pressure Church, Ohio 554 from check, O'Bianass Memorial Hoe· Cheshire. Singers, Hearts in pllal, lobby, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Harmony, Narrow Way, Randy to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Also Parsons, and Christian Echoes. free colon rectal cancer home Love offering to benefit annual screening kits. Bend Area Gospel Jubilee. PAGEVILLE - Scipio TOwnship Community Calendar i1 pubTrustees, Wednesday, 6:30 P·"l· Uibed u a free Hrvice to non~ Pagevllle Township h~ll. . ' TUIIdly, Oct. 2, 2001 lUesday, Od 116at 2, :aoo1 VJ;bman wqlks into.mans life but still rnns 1Uith .ex-h.usband . t••· PageA2 No eJJI'n,.., for moving furniture or '. old �t PageA4 Opinion The Daily Sentinel The-Daily Sentinel tuesd.y. Otlab•l. 1001 Page AS Tuescl.y. October 1.1001 , TuFsi:>Av's Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Cherlene Hoeflich Diane Kay Hill Ginersl Ma"'fflll' --A/1- Llflln ........ 1118M N la .6tJf/4 1GU, ...,, . . no..-,eMiwW.....,..,.,. _.....,,.liN_.,.,.,. ........ liN..._ ofliN ,..,..c..\' ....,,..,..., Meiv. ,Jordan comeback Controller I - . lodN .. 7Tw.1oMiifwt.utlwoJ«J .. ~ ........... ..., .. ......, .. ,.,.fi/Mm... t 'z • ' · N• .......... ldl6n will k ,.Hrw HIGHLIGHTS R. Shawn Lewis Managing J;dftor Publisher ~ 0/llo- WASHINGTON (AP) Michael Jordan took the stage at the Washington Wiprds' home arena - to explain in detail why he was returning to the NBA again after an absence of more than three ' NATIONAL VlEWS ~ars. reless Jordan made it clear his latest comeback isn't about succeeding in other people's eyes. It's about inaking peace with hirilself a11d giving basketball another chance before it's too late. Jordan, 38, faced about 200 reporters for nearly an hour. He answered every question in calm, measured tones, · sounding a little defensive only once or twice. Jordan said he will try to· start slowly, try not to do too much too soon. He said the Wizards should improve on last season's record of 19-63, but he'd be surprised ifWashington can win 50 games. USDA needs_to practice what it's preaching ~ The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C., on the USDA: Given the devastation of hoof-and-mouth disease on Europe's livestock industry, you y;ould .think the U.S. Department of Agriculture would be extra careful about potentially contaminated meat imports. But a recent probe by the USDA's inspector general found a frightening, if occasional, laxity of controls .... The inspector general also found that a lack of communication between USDA inspectors and import regulators threatens the reliability of safeguards. In two instances, prohibited meat was erroneously shipped to insufficiendy secure storage areas. Agriculture officials contend they already are doing a better job on meat import inspections, but acknowledged that t~ e report reveals areas where more effort is required. The po t< rial consequences of failure could be catastrophic, While hoof-and-mouth outbreak appears to have abated : Europe, the epidemic has not been declared at an end. Bureau ~ cratic bungling on the inspection of imported meat can't be tolerated. • The Philadelphia· Inquirer, on election reform proposals: The controversy and confusion over the last presidential election have been followed by some dogged work on preventing a repeat. There's no single fix because there was no simple culprit for all that went wrong last November. But good recommendations have come recendy from a bipartisan _panel led by former Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter and from the National Conference of State Leg· islatures. Both groups urge that state and local officials, who have primary authority over elections, remain the point people for vot-. ing reform. They want Congress to provide new matching money to spur reforms and explore best practices, but without applying a heavy hand .... Another Ford-Carter idea may offend some veterans: celebrating Veterans' Day on Election Day in the even-numbered years when federal elections are held. This would boost voter turnout - and it might usefully expand the pool of people from which polling,place workers are drawn. .-. Some veterans b~lieve this would give short shrift to the holiday's original purpose: But the former presidents ,persuasively argue that using the day to improve the exercise of democracy .is an appropriate way to honor veterans .... ·~ :;, TODAY IN HISTORY BY -THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '' Bmgals look to rebound, Page A 7 Diamo,.d. Roundup, Page A 10 ' 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 74CH92·21541.• Fu: 812-2157 Charle8 W. Govey The Daily Sentinel Today is Tuesday, Oct. 2; the 275th day of2001.There are 90 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 2, 1967, Thurgood Marshall .was sworn in as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court; he was the first black appointed to the nation's highest court. On this date: In 1780, British spy John Andre was hange~ in Tappan, N .Y. In 1835, the first battle of the Texas Revolution took place as American se'l(ers defeated a Mexican cavalry near the Guadalupe River. In 1919, President Wilson suffered a stroke that left him partially paralyzed. In 1941, German armies began Operation "Typhoon"- an all-out drive against Moscow. In 1944, Na~i troops crushed the two-!flonth-old Warsaw Uprising, during which a quarter of a 1nillion pedple were killed. In 1950, the comic strip "Peanuts," created by C(larles M. Schulz, was first published in nine newspapers. In 1958, the former French colony of Guinea in West Africa proclaimed its independence. In 1961, the medical drama "Ben Casey," starring Vince Edwards arid Sam Jaffe, premiered on ABC. In 1985, actor Rock Hudson died at his, home in Beverly Hills, Cali(, at age 59 after a battle with AIDS. 'In 1990, the Senate voted 90-to-9 to confirm the nomination of Judge David H. Souter to the Supreme Court. Ten years ago: Ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide asked the Organization of American States in Washington to send a delegatio!\ to his homeland to demand that the newly installed military junta surrender power immewately. , Five years ago: Mark Fuhrman was given three years' probation and fin.e d $200 after pleading no contest to perjury for denying at OJ Simpson's criminal trial that h,e'd used a certain racial slur in the past decade. An AeroPeru Boeing 757 crashed , into the Pacific Ocean, killing all 61 passengers and nine crew members on board. One year ago: In his -first public address since a disputed election, Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic branded his opponents puppets of the West. I ~ ' Iverson nixes r11p album release OUR READERS' ·viEWS Local trajfic only that was held on the Pomeroy Parking because you cured them all. Clean air, : Lot. While I'm in favor of the benefit clean water, cleaner everything. And as and what the money .was used for, I they say, "everyone will be as healthy _as Dear Editor, · l am writing a letter to the editor that would like to know why beer was , a horse:' allowed to be served. Not only that, but Mary Miller a lot of people aren't going to .like. Middleport This letter is about the new highway it was on Sunday, which is the Lord's day. There are enough bars to get beer, • in Antiquity. It has a closed ioad sign at however they're not open on Sunday. both ends, however, coming from You have to be 1 S years old to go in Racine, a closed-local traffic only sign bars, but what about the influence on Dear Editor, . has been erected. Don't people'\know children who see drinking on the parkI'm writing this letter in support of_ that it is only for the ones in the coning lot? Meigi County Tuberculosis and Health struction area. Another thing, they're making a big Clinic. · · Kokdsing's crew has been more than issue of smoking and second hand Since I moved into this county and friendly about having a way through at smoke. What about the innocent people started working in the food service all times and have even br011ght me my who are killed by drunken drivers? industry, I have used the free services of mail and paper while putting in culverts. I smoke, but I have respect for people the T~ clinic as well as all of my coThey have also been good about waterwho don't won't to be around it. What if workers and all other persons who work. ing the road down. a non-drinker would like to attend for any type of food service industry. However, no more ;than five minutes something like that benefit? They Since I'm a special case, I just can't get after they quit work, sometimes before wouldn't want to be around drinking no a booster shot to check if I have the they quit, here comes tlfe traffic. They more than non-smok~rs would like to Tuberculos~ virus like other people,·the don't' care and some see how fast they be around smokers. TB clinic has to take an x-ray of my , can fly by, and the dust flies by with If they are going to stop people from chest every ·year and have a doctor. them. smoking in all of the places they said, When one has asthma and bronchitis, then beer shouldn't be allowed to be examine it, which costs the TB clinic. Without the free services of the TB ' like I do, just imagine what it is like. The served on the public parking lot. clinic, many persons will not be· able to. ones traveling by don't care, for really, Nora Nitz they are trespassing. The law officials Syracuse get a job, since in order to work in any type of food service, you have to take, can't patrol the road 24 hours a day. and pass, a TB test. · I have told that a blockade can't be Please vote YES for the TB levy. placed a the upper end because of two Abel Lozano homes located there. Why not remedy Dear Editor, that by letting those people come down Pomeroy I Jove it. "Ain't big city government or by moving the closed sign farther up great.'~ . · or down? There's nothing _q uite like a big frog in I was also told that it was up to the .Dear Editor, state to construct a closed road barri- a little pond. Splash! Splash! S'plash! Lots of power. Put that frog in a big pond cade. So why aren't they doing it? I was Well America, more that a week has (city) and he's lost in a sea of faces. He even told if they did construct one, the would probably be invisible. past and Osama Bin Laden looks to have traffic would increase and would have to It's n<;> problem at all, a littk authority done his deed. One only wonders if our· come back down. can certainly go a long way leaving the government hadn't stopped all !Hghts,. Even one of the Letart District smoker on the proverbial end of the perhaps one of these planes would have Trustees yelled when he went by: I even stick. had hit a nuclear power plant. God help had someone knock on my door over It must be wonderful for the ego us,all. the week and ask if I thought she could telling everyone what's good for them, One can also wonder how longAmerget through after it rained. It looked so then fe eding it to them. Changing the ica and its billion dollar military can sit muddy, but it didn't stop hundreds from distance from 20 feet to five 'feet shows back and talk to these terromts who are going by. As luck would )lave it, I had to real genius. I was worried they couldn't ._. backed by countries such as Afghanistan be· gone on Tuesday when the crew smoke on the sidewalk and would have and Iraq. Our government knows where graded all the ruts. to go into traffic, and you know that's their training camps are, so let's start I just don't know about people any- dangerous, of course. They will stayout bomb~ng them and let them know ·that more. Many aren't considerate and they of business establishments as will many Amenca means what they say. need to understand that when a road is non-smokers like myself. If the Taltban IS so powerful, where are closed, it's closed. Most of them who , We don't need Big Brother or Big Sis- their friends, and if Osama Bin Laden istravel upon it are the same ones that ter here. If you wish to change the laws , so great, why won 't the coward come were complaining about the old road then go to Congress and legislate them. out of hiding and take responsibility for being so bad. Now a good road is going ! 'believe most persons, being of a sus- his crimes. in and they aren't happy. picious nature, will see this as an ecoAt this time, America has not bombed, Also, they didn't have their lovely gar- nomic issue, rather than one of health . anyone, which to me shows a very cairn. den· taken and the new road closer to You must admit those fin es look pretty president and nation who doesn't want their house. My land .is gone forever and good! to fight . Other lives will be lost and we they can use the new highway for years All this aside, your concern is really must show the rest of the world we will with just a little in convenience now. admirable. So keep on keepin' on . not be terrorized by anyone. Barbara M. Pierce Maybe you are smarter. than everyone So stand tall America. Those who· Racine · else. committed this act of war will truly pay I've lived rhrough the · terrible time in the end. God bless America, and if when people's rights were taken from there is a hell on earth, O sama Bin. th em, one little bit at a time. I remember Laden must be living there. Dear Editor, Floyd H. Cleland it well. I am writing in regards to a benefit Now, no mo re health problems Rutland vote 'yes'for levy Big Brother not needed Stand tall America Cood idea, but ,... DROP US ALINE. 825 Thlnl Ave., Golllpollo, Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-446-'2342 740-912~2156 200 Main SL, Point Pltennt. W. Ve. · . 3()4.875-1333 \' • PHILADELPHIA (AP) Allen Iverson won't . release his rap album, which drew criticism from civil · rights groups and earned him a reprimand from NBA commissioner David Stern: The CD originally was to be released around the AllStar game in February. But Iverson put that off until after the season. Now it won't be in stores, after all. Tipr will play in Skins Game INDIO, Calif (AP) · Tiger Woods will join Greg Norman, Jesper Parnevik and defending champion Colin ·Mootgomerie in the 19th annual Skins Game, which tor the first time will require players to post the low score on back-to-back holes to earn money. Woods will play - the Thanksgiving weekend event for the first time since 1997 as part of his endorsement deal' with Disne_x. which owns ABC Sports. · , . Each of the first six holes will be worth $25,000, w.hile the next six will be worth $50,000 and the Nos. 13-17· will be worth $70,000. The 18th hole is worth $200,000. All four players have agreed to donate 20 percent of the $1 million purse to the victims of the New York disaster. ·HiJh court denaes Slaney WASHINGTON (AP) .The Supreme Court refused to hear Mary Slaney's chal' Jenge of drug-testing rules, ending her hopes of reclaiming a medal she lost 1-after being accused of doping. The distance runner claim~d that birth control pills may have led to her only positive test in a 25-year career. Slaney was stripped ·of the - silver medal she won at the 1997 world championships after an arbitrator with the International Association of Athletics Federations concluded she had used performance-enhancing drugs in 1996. ••••• Not seeing your team's results in The Daily Sentinel? Tell. your coaches to send game and Inatch info by fax to 992"2157 . • \ Niners·go smashmouth on Jets EAST RUTHER. FORD, NJ. (AP) - · On a crisp autumn night in a place wh ere the running game is revered, the visitors from the West Coast · fit perfecdy. And the hosts stunk out the joint. The San Francisco 49ers, who brought the pass-oriented West Coast offense to the NFL and won five championships with it, used a New York-style ground game to beat the · Jets 19-17 Mon~y night. Don't be fooled by the two-point margin. Once the 49ers (2-1) got Garrison Hearst and Kevan Barlow rolling, the Jets weren't in contention . . "It was nice tO see Garrison making some yards and to see our young back, Kevan, doing his thing," coach Steve Mariucci said. Jets coach Herman Edwards saw nothing niceabout the things his team did. After an emotional pregattle tribute to the rescue workers at the World Trade Center 10 miles from Giants Stadium, the Jets (1 -2) sputtered offensively and were sloppy with •· • PI. .H - MNF, A10 BETTER SEND A HEARST San Francisco running back Garrison Hearst makes a reception l!fld slips a tackle by Jets line. backer Mo i.ewis In the second quarter Monday in East Rutherford. N.J. Jets lineman .Tom Barndt (96) follows the play. '(AP) · . PREP GOLF SHS' Hill named AII-TVC Bv ScoTT WOLFE OVP CORRESPONDENT RACINE Southern's Jordan .Hill earned second team honors in 'the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division golf standings, but Trimble's Noah Barrett earned Most Valuable Player honors with the best overall score in a field of 32 qualifying golfers. Barrett was match · Medalist six times in ten league matches and shot an average of 37.4 across nine holes. • Waterford's Darin Sa[llpson was only one-tenth of a point behind at 37.5, while teammate Matt Hiener was third with a 38.3. Waterford placed three on the first team and two on second team. Trimble placed two on first team and one on second team. Federal Hocking and Southern each had one second teamer, while Miller had _a first team player am\ one second team player. Eastern oid not place a player on either first or· second team, although Adam Chevalier came the closest with a 47.0 tally. Rounding out the first team in _the Hocking division were Jeremy Faires of Trimble (38. 7);Joey Baker of Waterford (39.2); and Matt -Hamilton of Miller (40.0). Second team players were Jeremy Paige of Miller: Andrew Whited · of Federal Hocking, Brad Gilders of Trimble, Jordan Hill of Southern, and Nathan Hoge and Zach Smith of Waterford. Dirty Bird.grounded . FLOWERY BRANCH , Ga. (AP) - For the second, time in three years, Atlanta will have to play most of the season without run ning back Jamal Anderson~ Anderson, an All- Pro in 1998 when the Falcons reached the Super Bowl, learned that he tore a ligament in his left knee against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. He will require season-ending surgery, a again ~ major blow to -a Falcons team that colJapsed in 1999 when Anderson went out with the same injury to his right knee. . r In other injury news, Oakland defensive eni:l Trace ·Armstrong will have surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles' tendon and wil~ miss the rest of the season .. Bengals' center Jeff Braham may have td have surgery on a herniared disk in his neck. 5499 ... 2001 AII·TVC GoH Hoddng Dlvlson Darin Sampson Matt Hiener Jeremy Faires Joey Baker Matt Hamihon FlnstTeam Trimble Waterford Waterford Trimble Waterfo(d Miller _ Jeremy Paige Andrew Whited Brad Gilders Jordan Hill Nathan Hoge · Zach Smhh Sec9ndTeam Miller Fed Hock Trimble SoUtham Waterford Waterford Noah Barrett 37.4 37.5 38.3 38.7 39.2 40.0 40.9 41.7 42.0 42.6 42.9 43.1 1 ) PREP V-BALL Southem nokhes pair of net wins BY Scon' WoLFE· OVP CORRESPONDENT MERCERVILLE - The Southern Tornadoes claimed a Tri-match, from the South Gallia R ebels and Ohio Valley Christian J:)e(enders Monday night during varsity nollleague voUeybalJ action at South Gallia High School. . · Southern lifts its record to 6-7 overall and is 4-7 in the Tri-Valley Conference l-:iocking Division. Southern defeated South Callia 15-9 and 15- 11 . The Tornadoes then came back to _defeat OVC after dropping the first game 13-15,15- 7 and 15- 12. South Gallia took a 2-0 lead on serves by Ashley Cardwell, however. however Deana Pullins tied the score on Southern's possession. After a side-out from the R ebels, Katie Sayre notched four straight points to give Southe_n -., a lead it never relinquished, 6-2. Pullins, who ended the night with 14 points in the South Please see V-Bllll, A7 42123 State Rt. 7 • Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 .(740) 667-7388 .• 1-800-200-4005 ., �( • • Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2001 • • ~~==Oct.~~2;·~2;000~===~-======:-:~_:___ ~Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio C L A 5 5 I F 1· E D ' "'-~-werino_.. ·_ r._;~. .~i.i.i iOifiUPilieo 1~7 Pan:: Prl! Bengals face first I!<Jy._ Counties Like No One Else Can! r _ ,\11\hiiHh Dally ln·Column: 1•00 p.m. Monday- Friday for Insertion All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prlol" To Publlt1tl0n In Nut Oar's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p,m. Sundey Display: 1:00 p .m. For Sundays Paper Thursday for Sundays Private Party Ads Under $100 20 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No Commercial Ads & • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Sales • Limit J . Per Person The Piano Dr. Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 Successful Ads Should I These Items To Hel • Stert Your Ads With A Keyword. • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrev iatio ns • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 DIVS e ~r•••l'm<loNA••••LS•.-11 -~----.., ~Y~IDDU! Iro \'\\ til \( I \I I \ I " Farm & moving sale. Holll· day Fann, County Rd. 1, 11110 ffiuWANim Cooual Port Tfmo Dlrtel care SUift · Wh~ wa1t? Start meeting Salem center, Oct 5&6, A leading provider ol se!V· 0hlo 81ngles tonight. call toll 1Qam-5pm. Farm equip- lee to •nchviduals With Menlree 1-800-766-2623 eKt ment & household goods, tal Retardation and Oevel· r · 1621 . 1997 240 Massey Ferguson opmental ~~.;..._ _ _ _ __, tractor, plows, 10' agra-eut· IOOk:ng Iter, wood splitter wllog tift, Maytag washer/dryer, Iron --, bed, cap for 8' truck beel, canning jars, mattress & Disney Beach Vacations, 6 boK springs, 3 pt 4' rototil· nights, n1ce hotel, will sacrtler, large lual tanka, hand llce fo1 $199, (614)898· tools of au kinds, Items too 2728 numerous to mention ---------- --------New To You Thnft Shoppe 3 family yard sate, Home In· 9 West Stimson, Athens teriors, exercise equipment, 740-592-1642 Mary Ka~ cosmetics, used . Quality clothing and house- furniture, clothes, shoes, hold Items. $1 00 bag sale hoUsehold Items, Thurs, every Thursday Monday one day only at Donald thru Saturday 9·00-6:00. Fitch residence at 40271 Sumner Ad ANNOUNCEMENTS ""'Y G"~ ..,..~.,u-..n. 3 friendly dogs to giveaway to good home. (1) 4 months, (2) e months old (740)4469552 --------3 kinens, 2 calico, 1 black with blue eyes, (740)992· • 5818 ~:.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Five Longhalred kittens. 2 black· 1 black! white- 2 gray/ while. Call (740)38&: 66::7::0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ = Gulnne Pig at 185' North Park Drive (304)675-7420 Siberian Huskies/ Shepard Puppies lor giveaway. All wi1h Blue eyest (740}448· 3687 {740)446-4247. ir.,.• •,.iJiiliiiliil...rl ~OUNDAND ..,, . I -. Lost. 2 Farm dogs from Mlssl 1 ng Black s nee sept Bth. Female. Lab/Doberman miK wllh white patch on chest, eo lbs , 6 ~ears ol~, medium hair, blue collar. Very sweet & gentle. Answers to Spankers Male. Rottweiler/Cflow miK, black wllh brown Rottle markings race, chest. paws. Chow tall & tongue. 75 lbs, 2 112 years old ' long hal r, red co.l lar A little shy but lnendly. Mswers to Bruno. Please call G:nger or Jeff (740}992· ~1 2504 , Rewa.u """"~ aurll """""""' on YARD SAUl I ::;.:::;::~ " Is workers. Starting wage Is $6.75 per hour. Apply today In person at Middleton Es· tales. 8204 Clr1a Drive. Gallipolis, OH. An Equal Opportumty employer, F/MIOV. • Drivers wanted· no COL, 23yrs and up, good driving record, drug screen, benetits, seniors welcome, 1800-531-6553. . Garbage ServiCe Needs De· penc;table dnverf loader with CDL. Expertence driving top-tleavy true k s a plus Huge ,vard sale· Duncan's {740)388·968e r"-•••••••rlI r ~ ~ r G Oisablllries tor casual part time r_ I ~ , S ~..,:::::; 12K66 Norris tratklr, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, good condl· tion, central air, $6,000. (740)387.() 120 -4 -1a-m-:i-l"_"_a--sa-le-2-nd-.-~-. ' ' IU ,..., & 4th 'oam.5pm. 64 Sut'a, ..,.. more Street, Gallipolis, Ohio 3 Big Yard Sale Oct 1' 2, 3, 4. 9-f;i. 185 Ambiesk:lo Dr., Kerr Across from Post Of. flee New tools, knives, mise, etc. residef)Ce, New Haven, 4th & Roll:ns, Oct. 3rd & Oct. 4th. RanleriHudson garage A sale, Tackervltle Rd., acrne, Oct 4/5 Collectables, crafts, Barbles. & much more ,; I • r_. . . . V'r.OO'O two or mora loads, S30 (740)742·2897 or (740)992· 7285 "--------.,.1 1180 WANTFD To Do AU Make Mowers Lawn Tractors, Tillers Repaired. Free pick·up, Delivery Avail· able. 21 Years Experience. Call Mlke.l740)446-7604 1 i 1 ,40 c"::'•.:....-,.--::--:---- r • I ~ ,, ..- . hillrlby lnlormld filii Ill dwtlllnp advertiMd In thla ,.....per 1,. IVallable on an eqUII ---·n...,.,.... Expenenced Grandma wiU baby sit Monday- Friday, ages 3 and up at my home :C::a::.ll"(7..:4.:01.:.446..::..·0=5::1::.3___ L-;;:~;:;;;~;.;;;··;;;·;:,;·•;;;;:~·~ .., Fu11 &eiVICe · house ceanng, 1 1 S7.00 hour, very honest, HoMEs References available. Call FOR SAtE (740)446·2977 .......ititiiiiiiiiiio•rl • • Thll MWIPII*' will not knowlngty eccept advee11MmantaforNIII atm. whlah lain violation 01 lhe law, Our David's General Cootract:ng Plumbing, electrical, painting, decks, roofs. Call (740)2511'9373 · (304)633· 6265 cations, paid trainln~, paid $~'~ ::ro~~ut;~.;~a~~u~~ -S-ta-rt-:.-:Y-o-ur-a=-u-s-ln-es-s-:1':-oGarage Sale- Route ,160 N holidays, two days o every beside C&M Auto ' Parts, week nlus benefitS. Call to- per week. Call (740)669· day Pnme Shopping ,Cen• Interview 1·888· 2874 Monday-Friday Sam- ter Space Available At AIrain or sh1ne, October 1·2·3. dau for ' · 4 1 pol 1 d bl A s 1 " 11 237~5342eKt 2201. pm orap ntment or a e ate prng va ey Garage Sale• Thursday & • Pi-•• Call740 446 0101 Overbrook Center, 333 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER cu.o:o, • • .• Friday' 2 ml.los E ol Porter on 554. Baby Items & nice Page St, Middleport, Ohio AlOE FOA CHILO CARE PR.o~ONAI. I clothes Is currently takinn appllca· CENTER. Must have an !n· S•uv~"'';l , tlons for tts upcoming Nurt· erest and des re to work L----~-.~-~"'-_.1. Moving sal• •. nreen Oct 1•Terra""' 1' 2nd' lng AssiS1ant Clus which with youno children. Reply 3rd. g.?. 1.u 1 "" " ,.... ---------·win begin on OCtOber e and to: Magic Years Day Care TURNED DOWN ON Ct Men, Woman and childAct Now! will run ttvough October 19·, Center 201 High Street SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? rens clolh:ng. Waterbtd, lnternatlornll Business 2oo 1. Applications w:ll be Point Pleasant, wv 25550 No Fee Unless We W1nl .rollaway bed, Chester expanding. $25t$75hr. PIT accepted until October 5, B·-~ 1-888-582·3345 doors, Washer Refrigerator, Fff 888·588-3713 • 2001 . Please atop~ our . TlwNINGU()uu· .·~ 1 www men•bucks4.,.,.•.net 1ront off'•• 1 -:: · ,,.,. _ 1or an app11cat 1on OctOber 3,4,5· State Route Arcadi8 Nursing Center IS or contact Pam! Helmick lat .• riO HOMFS 218 , 1 mtlo above Mercer· eccept 1ng ap"' "'icatlons 1or (740)992-6472 College FOR"··.:JJU..I'.. ,•• E 0 E or more n- Qolllpolil~.'"r 1 1 VIlle, 40" etectnc range, D10 · ••ry • (Careers Close To Home) r.,._,.;,iiiitiiiioiilii-_.1 ... Aide Affemoor sht~ orma lUll -. wooden bOxes, Harold Da- ava1iabie. EKper:ence not Cai1Today1740,446·4367., v1s residence necessart. We otter· eKa.l1·B00-.2 t4-0•m2, 3 bedroom house tor sale In · lent benefits. Apply In per. Telemarketing • Aeg •90·05·1274B. Middleport. call Tom AnderSept. 29th. Ckt151t'Sth. 1 2 son at Arcadia Nursing cenNOW HIAINGII r.z~:M.:~;.:;,;:;,;:;;.;.:;;;...,I son afler 5pm, (740)992· miles out Route 218 Chain ter Dietary Supervisor at Expandi!"Q Office In Need 1150 ScHOOLS 3348 Saws, Heaters, Books , (7401667 _3159 between of 20 Energetic 1ndMduals • INsrRucnON Many Other lt.ams. EOE If you Consldepr Vour~eTII To L,.•llitiiiiiitiiiiiiitiototrl 3 Bedroom on Route 2, 8 00 am and 3.00 nm. ,.. Be A "PAnn1e orson hen 4 y SALE I WE-WANT YOUII! Nursing ass1stant trainin~ (304)675·5332 n......~ .,.......:.... AVONI Ali Areasl To Buy or Leads Provided! class to be scheduled lor ...... Sell. Shlrley Spears, 304· next week and will be held A good clean 2 bedroom ...., iiiii"""""'iiiiiiiiliiyii"'Oiii"""'-"iiiii~, 675 Great Eammg Potential, 1429 Great Environment! at Rocksprings ... Rehablhla· house In Pomeroy o.n land Garage sale· October ~ -4, Bartenda'r Needed at Elks For Information CaH lion Canter located at contract, (740)698-7244 t -800·810·3520 36759 Aock~prings Bradbury Church pe~SqN~ge Lodge. Piek·Up Applications p Oh. 1 Road' ed, F. 1b Nk: b beside WYVK!W!V.PO, at The Elks Monday· Friday ask lor Derick omeroy, IO nterest or sa e Y owner: e •· candidates should apply 1 n level home on 1 acre near, N 5 00 I'll 39558 Bradbury Road. Mid, oon : pm t person at 1aci11ly and Ihen Chester. Th ree bedroom, , dlepon~ 9 00-4.00. CNA's, HHA's Certil1ed will be lntef'liewed by in· two baths, one-ear garage, homemakers needed 10 pro· UAGENTl. Y , NE~OED· structor lor selection for par· family room With fireplace, Carporl, Oct 3rd, 41h, chii- vide In home services for plasma donors, earn $45 to tlclpallon ~n class. Equ,al sJn room. New central heat· dren, adult clothes. misc., elderlyldlsabled In Mason & $60 for 2 or 3 hours weekly. Opportunity Employer, En· mg & ale system One mt· first mobile home behind Putnam county areas. Call can Sera·Tee, 740·592· couraging Workplace Olver- nute olf Route 7, but sun prl· Meigs Fairground J.668·453-4W 6651 sltv , vate. (740Pa5·3961 ==::...______ ..:tvertt.. "any ....... net, Hrntt.tlon or dllcrlmlnMionbiMdon *"• cotor, rtllglon, MK flmtllal .tatut or n~~llonal ortgln, Dr any lntentlDn to ma:keany aYCh , prwr.r.noe, llmtt.tlon or dl-=rtmlllllllon." 11'='-""'!~----, r 100 WORKERS NEEDED •-··mble cra•s wood ,__ II • "·tertal provided · item. • MU To S480+ wk. Freeinlormatlonpkg 2 .Hr • 1·801 ·2"'·5625 V"' --------1182-4781 PTJFTWork From Home AbSOJulely Free Info! www.bAICh123.com AI I'MI •IMIIdvtrtlllna In thla MWIIJIII* II tubjlct to the Federtl Fair Houelng Act of 11M which rnRe.lt 11..... tD Qak firewood, $35 a load. r " .r G:t. Jazzy •leotric wheelchair, used, bedside commode, liJc.e new, and , walker. (740)992·2913' Help wanted caring for the elderly, Darst Group Home, PART TiME LPN 'how paying minimum wage, A Leading pro·'der to SOIV· e sh~· 7am 3 7 " npm w u~· • pm, am· ices to Individuals with Men3pm llpm • 11 pm 5 tal Retardation and Devel7am, ca11740-992·5023. opmontal Disabilities Is Home Health Agef\Cy seek- looking for LPN. _18 hours lng F'a.rt-tlme/ Per Diem/ per week. Apply m person ':'..c:!..:.:::.:=:.::.-.,--CNA/ STNA.. Competitive at Mlddl~ton Est~te~ 8204 Georges Portable Sawmill, YWaedld sOcale 3onde doay olnllly?, salart with benetits Apply Carla Drive, Galllpo!IS, Otl. dOn, haul your logs to the · 1 r • 1 am t 81 750 FlrstA.venue Gal- An equal opportun:ty em· mllljuslcall304-675-1957. 2346 Fourth Street, Syra• ployer (740)446 4814 cuse, Wilson residence. llpolls or phone 1·866-441· · Housecleaning Commercial :::::c.:.:;;;::::~:::::;::::;__ 1393 (toll lree). or Residential. (304)773Yard sale· Oct. 1st, & 2nd, 6152 1400 Glenn St., Syracuse, Home~rkera Needed ProtesstOnal Tank Truck ::-':-:-....,-----Ohio $635 yveekly Processing Transport Dnver1 Grow with Openings in a daycare Mall. 6'asyl No Experi- a Leader Enterprise Trans· coonty certilled or prtvat~ v ~ "· ence Needed c a11 1• portallon company The pay. Monday-Friday, Bailey ra•u sa 1e· Oct . 4•5'" m, Ulr hind Birchfield Funeral 800-652-8726 EKt. 2070, Quality Link. lmmed1ate Run Ad , Pomeroy, Home, Rutland 24Hrs open1ngs lor prohtssionals (740)992-3509 ~ I with our growing company, IARD "-"U!." AREA REPS. Individuals WE OFFER $3,000 Sign on Quality housecleaning, imPr.~ Wllhgoodschool/communlty bonus. aoutstandmg Pay maculate, naliculous, de- contacts to place and super· and Benefits "Safety tailed clean1ng The abso· vise an eKchange student. Awards Program •up-To· lute best cau for a free estiCommunity Sale Gunville/ COMpensation and travel in· Date Equipment "Compa- mate {740)256·1131 or 1· Cain Ridge Rd. Oct. 4·5. centlve 1-800·964·4678 nu-Matchinn 401(k) Pro- 688-761·2412. From Point Pleasant At. 2 ' • North 1o At .87 . Ab ou1 6 LPN's/ AN's needed fOf'Gf'e~ gram Wile Top . T~ Bottom Cleaners, Teams "Husband Welcome • &Steady mites watch tor signs. 9·S d1atrlc home care cases In Work 'Uniforms Furnished. profess:onal, and affordath8 SOutheast Vinton Coun~ SUCCESSFUL CANOl· ble, homes, off1ces, rentals, Yard Sale Oct 4-6 AI. 87 ty, Pomeroy and Racine DATE ACQUIREMENTS const~uction and remodeling Wedge ~esldence earn. Areas, Please Call Primary "21 Years Old "COL with clean:ng Can do almost Dootslroom dividers. cloth·. Care Nursing Service at Hazmet and Tank Endorse· anytlling (740)992-1 391 or lng, toys, much more (800)51 6·2273. Ask for menls. 'DOT Qualt·f·ted 'Two (740)992·2979 AUCI'ION AND I Phyllis. a Years Experience ·clean TAl-COUNTY CONSTAUC· "' Em· TION. 1:'. ""'· "'" .... ..,Clure's Rastaurant now onv1ng Record '•staU'Ie New L_ _ _"liii"""""iiliiili'-J. pio menl Backgro nd hirtnn all 3 locations, lull or Y u · Construclion/Aemodelinn , • OWNER/LEASE OPERA • -"n Auction Com- par1-Ume, pick up apphca• "Siding, "Roof1ng, •Drywall, Rick Pe.,..,.. 1ion allocation & br1ng back TORS NEEDED. Ouarteriy 'We Do II An~ Free Estipany full time auctioneer Mileage Pay Guarantee. mates. 674 _462 3/674 _3855 comPlete auction service' between 9:30am & INTERESTED DRIVERS :c==:..:c.:...:.:.::.:.::..:..:=:.. Licensed J66 Ohio & Wosi tO:OOam, Monday thnJ Sat- SHOULD CALL 1-Btv\ ~4- Will haul awav, clean out, ' · urday ~ Virginia, 304~773·5785 Or 2857 EOEIM-F. 8·5pm. clean up, move' almost anv. ' 304•773- 5447. MEDICAL CLAIMS ' thing. Other odd jobs. C&ll 740 7804 Ul BILUNQ R.N. Suparvltor• Full Time ( l44e· nANIED From Your Hornet A leading provider of setV· "-C.:.c;.:.:..:.:::.::.____ B 1 1 1 dl ·d 1 ·1h M w ·11 m VY No Experience Necessary! ces o n VI ua s w: on· • po wer wa sh ho usces ' --'Full or Part· Timet tal Retardation and Devet· tra 11 era, anythmg ail D 1 E Loc 1 opmental Disabilities 1s (740)441-4238 or (740)446· AbSOlute Top DoHa.r: U S. a a ntry 1or a looking for an R.N. Superwi· 0151 Mk for Ron If no Silver, Gold Coins, Proof· Doctors sor fOr afternoon Shih· some answer, leave message. sets, Diamonds. Gold Full TraWling & Certification weekends , Apply in person Provided. AI ngs, U.S• Currency,· COmputef Required at Middleton Estates, 8204 M T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· For more Information Carta Drive, Gallipolis, OH. ~r:iiiO,r;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;.,;,;;;;.., on44d6 A2vB42enue, GalllpoliJ, 740- Please can Toil Free: 1An equal opportunity em· Bus~ • . 60()-516·9326 DEPT. 760 piO"er. 01'1'0~~~ ' (740)446-461 4 n.•'-'n••• Warited to Buy: Standing Newly expanded, family orlSECURITY GUARDS Timber· (740)379-2758 · tNoncer ented company Is looklnn - s OHIO VALLEY ~UBLISH · for 25 people to fill valuable"' 1iemporary secun•ty gua ..... positions as communicatQrs for up 10 6 months Must lNG CO recommends that to raise lunds and renew have clean police record, you do buslness with people r,~1~161!"'"______.., membersllips to major non- good work history, reUable you know, and NOT lo send lfELp WANTm profit organizations. We or- transportation, valid drivers money through the mail until 1 fer part-llme and full -time license, home phone and you llava investigated the • positions We have paid va- must have black steel toe offering I "** lbuWANil?D Phyofcol Tharapfot COntracted/or Temporary Employee Services for spec1al needs 'Students as per student's IEP In Mason County Schools. Work will Include to conduct lnlt:al evaluations, provide direct therapeutic Interventions, consultatlvetherapyservIces, training otschool staff and lamlly, attend and partlclpate in IEP meetings, recommend sources for obtalnlng resources and equipment, complete pap6r worM for Medicaid and provide superviSion to the CO· TA/h In accordance w1th gwdeilnes Salary negotia· ble II Interested send a let~ ter or Interest With resume to Personnel Office, Mason county Schools, 307 8th Street, Point Pleasant, YN 25550 or rax to 304-675· 21 63 by October 3• 2001 be,.......,.... POIJCtll: Oh'o.....,."' t I' hk4 ,_.....the right to ec1t. ~or-"* MY 811 • em.. miMI on 1M liNt ,...... I dl:al R&JI. . wll t.. I liP I fll. . for no ~ tt.n the coat of h OCICUiiMtd bf . . lmlf end onlf the fhllnMriiOn. ~ kl&s or &lli*'M from the r+'le " nor omiMion of 1n ilehll'tletlinanL COo: r • wtN t.. mldle In 1M fhl ...,.....,.. &diiiDn. • ~· _.. -·~· oo::tlcllond&l. • Currant ,_ o.td appl .... • AM ..... . . - . ......... "'"'- .,. to th&' ,..,_. Fair HouMit Aat of 1 - • Thle ..........,. that......., r•o ' For sale or lease lg. ranch style home, 4 br., 3 ba., wf screened in patio porch, 2 car garane $78,000 • Commerical lots lor sale or lease, :n Pt Pleasant 304727-3318 call between 5pm-12. House for Sale 5 Rooms and Bath. 1 1/2 acres. $25,000 at Ewington (740)44&6598 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Just remodeled. Fireplace, Nice view 15 minutes fronl town. Must see to appreciate. Electric Range and d1shwasher included (740)379· 9867 7 rooms & bath, stove & re· frigeratOf, new vinyl siding, 5 new vinyl windows, ga· rage, outbulldmg, Dn double level lots, 533 Grant St., Middleport (740)992-9064. S50.000 060 Newly constructed, slnnle w story 1600 sq foot home. Located 10 minutes from Holzer Hospital, 20 minutes lrom Pleasant "allv. -, Hospl• tal, off SA 160 on a private ,_, 12 acre lot. 3 bedroom, 2 112 b th b kit h . a s, IQ c en w/oak cabinets, DR, LA w/gas log lir&place, central air, laundry room, front porch & 2·1/2 car garage. Immediate possession. Ap. praised at $12!5,500. Make olfer. c all (740)446·4514 from B-5pm, M·F, or (740)446-3248 after 5pm. r ~'!:!"~::""~"":'::""""'.., MOB". u~·= I..L£ ..,. ... u:.;~~ FOR SALE 16 Wide Onlu $195 00 Per Month, 8 ggo;,' Fixed Interest Rate With Air And Clnderplnning 1-888·928-3426 1978 14x70 Nashua Mobile Home Newer side by side ,, roillg61ator wn·h ··ce make• & water In door, newer gas range with self cleaning oven, built-in dish washer, all Birch cabinets In' kitchen, I I 112 baths (some remodoled) gas furnace & hot wa· lor tank, 3 BR, all pl1,1mbing new from class action suite~ undorpmning Included, $7500. (740)742·2896 r r'. ~~ I.. 6 __mR_Hou'_ it!s_lb:Hr _ FARM 8Jazlf. ~=~.!:;ni~~,! ~~ hrs. ltke .,.., 3fl4.57i· ~~on, mi~e~~=· Mail To: Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third _,time. _.l ..,r_"'!APAR1MiiNIS.;mR-.RENT--~:I Excellent Condition. 1999 ShuHz Sensation. 16x80, 3 Bedroom, 2 full baths, Appllances Included, Wastier /Dryer. CIA, Skirting, 16K20 Deck. Gas Heal. (740)4462895 Cottage suttable for· oJnglo Gracious living , 1 and 2 or couple $250.00 Uncoln bedroom aporlmenll of VII· Ave. call Homestead 304- 1ago Manor lind Rlverlldo 675-5540 ask for Nancy. Aperlmenta in Middleport. From 12711-$346. Coil 740For rent 5 room houae with 992·5064. Equal HOUI(ng bath. washroom, and ltor· ()pporfuritles. · age room. $350 month + Final Days, Nationwide in· $200 deposit. Trash & water Honeysuckle Hilla Apattventory Aeducll0n1 included. (740)441-o.t59 or menta. Local«! on Colorial (304)736-3409 (7o40)441-9041 Drive behind Highway Pa· For Sale By ew11er- 3 bed- Houses for Rent 2 bed· trot PQII. Two Bedrooms room, 1 112 baths, Nice rooms & 1 bath, located on now avallabl•, Rent .starts Schull mobile home. Fi· thG GaJiia/ Lawrence county S27C:V month. Low and moc:l· nanclng avallable line. Call between 0:30pm· erate income, Equal HCMJI· (740)441 •1498 or (740)446- 11 :oopm. (740)256-6803 log Opportunity. (740)446· 3344 TOO· 1.S00·750-0750 3sa3. :.:::::...,-':-,..,..-:~::-:--::-- Pltot Program, Renters . Modem 1 bedroom apatt Limited Or No Credil7 Gov- Needed, 304-738-7295. ment, (740}446w0390 • emment Bank Finance Onfy At Oakwood In Barbour&- Rent to own on land ccm- NeW 2 Bedroom. He8t ville, WV 304-736-3409 . tract. good clean 2 bedroom Pump, Washer/ Dryer Hook· Now Wide, Bedroom. house In Pomeroy, up. 7 miles from HcepltaJ on 14 3 -:C7.:.40:!)::69::6:.:·7c.:2.:.44.:.·_ _ _ _ 160 (740)44I-QII 7 Onl"' $19,850. Fraa Delivery cc • Why rent? govemment & Set Up. 1·888·928-2426 bac~• loans lrom $'90 Now Taking AppUcaUont"'.u .. 35 west 2 Bed 1i New 14x70, 3 bedroom, 2 down. (740)448-3093 house Apa~:.Tncl:& bath, only $995 down & I Water Sewa~ Trash $189.62 per {TtOnth, call MOBILE0 HOMES ...., ,' Harold 740·385-4367. FOR - $3501M0., 740 H 8 0008 • :.::::.:;;::'-'.:..::=~=-:-:-:: .......,., -:-: 'Tiara Townhouse .a. ...~. New Double Wide. $195 ...,.._. fer Month! 3 Bedroom, 2 1995, 3 bedroom, 2 bath menti, Very Spacious, 2 Bath. Free Delivery & Set- mobile home in Green Ter- Bedrooms, 2 FlOOrs, CA. ' 1 up 1-888-928·3426 race trailer court. $450 per 112 Bath, Fully Carpeted, =..:...=..o.:.o..:..;;.:_ _ _ month. Deposit and Refer- Aclun Pool & Baby Pool, PaPrice Reduced. 3 BedroQm, encea required. Call tlio, Staprt ~~No Pels, 21/2Bath,2C8rGarage.2 (740)446-7468. ease iua~urttyDepoall Fireplaces, Patio Door~, - - - - - - - - - Aequlr«<, Days: 740-44€1· Much Morel CloH to Holt· 2 bedroom trailer October 3481; Cveninga, 740·307· er's, Galllpolia, OH 1st. • 1 0502.740-446-0101, 17401388 906 (740)441-o:IIO Apartmonl Available Now B 12 bedrooms, $225 rent, . Coli ~ $100 deposit, on Addison 'l'wtn Rl,... Towws pols, (740)44e· ___ AND BIJllJliNGS • Pike, no )446. (304)875-8679. 1637 (740 3437. lor application HUO a~bsl­ Office building In Miner~· 2 Br Moble Home, Mlddle- dlzed apt.lor elderly and viDe, 600 sq. tt., ale, COV· port, no pels, (740)992dlllllblad. EHO ered parking, ceiling fan, S039 $275/mo., 614·876-1061. - - - - - - - - - V e r y nice, 2·3 bedroom 2 Br, 1 112 ba.lh, 14 wide apartment, in town, largo ~illl!'--~~":"--, with large expando & ten- kitchen, LR, ~500/mo. RatLors & lira! air, (740)992-2187 erencea & dejJo&H required. ACRFAGE (740)446-3644 . 3 bedroom mobite home In Middleport, no pets, SPAa: 'I HUNTING OR (740)992.SS58. FOR RENT RECREATION LA ND Br, 2 baths, 14" 70 Ne'N'Iy "'-••lliiiliiiiliil-~ Aansjng In 5 acre 10 100 3 acre tract.a, some a~jolning remodeled, (740)992-2167 Mobile Home lot for rant In Public hunting. Available In Middleport, $125 per morflh Athens, Gatlla, Jackson; .:s bedrooms, 2 baths, Grean (7'!<))~·3194 Pik s 1 t d H kl e, c 0 0 an oc ng Terrace at Centenary, $260 County, also Lewis Co., KY. \ Il l<! I I \'\ 111 "1 F i I tio nd rent, $121 lot rent 1 - . or more norma n a water & sawarv:a. (740)388· FREE maps coniaci· ~ · 8070 lleposli raqulred. Anthonu Und Co Ltd lfoLmtol.n , ,, , 1--800-213-8315 6 year old ·Ranch atyle ~ www.alcllnd.com house 3 bedroom, 2 bath, " - - - - - - - - · laundry roofn, qulelklcatlon. A ll A Indian Creek Equestrian ea.. $3501 mo. For more lnfor· wPP·~ ances:D econdltloned A tates, 3-6 acre lots, west or matlon call. (740)446·2738 aoon;ors, ryers, anges, Rio Grande, from $25,900 . ...::..:c..::..:..:.:...:::.:.."-=::.;;:... Refrigrators, Up To 90 Days (740)245-5747 ~ 8aautllul River View ~-· Guaranloedl We Sell Now ~ ,_, M~ A ll F h For Or 2 People, Referen"'l'ag PP 740-446·n95 ances, rene Looking To Buy A New ces. 1Deposit. No Po~. Fos· City Maut•n, Homo? Don't Have Land? ter Tratler Pa~. 74~0·441· ,_, w 9 D0 111 H L ts " urry 0 n1Y 10 0 0181 . Contemporary Couch $375; Lett, 3n4·738•7295 · iiiJr.;...~...,----, Oak TV entertainment Nice 4 acre tract near A1'Aim.tENJs Iter, $275; Magnavox Tuner Amp wlth lioor spes ke~s. Gallipolis· easy terms, FOR o....~• (740)446·3583 ($ii~,:~-~~ condition, Pnme 2·112 acre lot lor 1 and 2 bedroom apart- -'---'-,..--'-'----""Is l For Sae l Aecondllton ed bulldingon•locatedonctuiet m... , , lumi·"ed o.~ and u_nurroad, secluded area, .out- ntshed, secunty depoSit re- washers, dryers and refrlgside of c•lty 11,.. ,, in Spn·IV'I. qulred, no pets, 740-992- erators Thompsons Appil· ' ''~~~ .,., 18 J fteld Township "sklng -.- : · : - - - - - - - - ance. 3407 ackson Ave.... $17,500, C811 for more lnlo. 1 Bedroom Apar1ment Re- nuo, 13041675-7388 . (740)446-4514 Days; or lrfgBlator, Range, AJ6 In· Main Stroot Furniture (140)446·3248 Evenings. · eluded, $289 Plus Deposit & (30 4 )6 7 S_ 1422 Reference. HUO Approved. 515 Main Street, Point (740)44 1_ 1519 Pleasanl j lor$10 Open Sat 8-Spm. & ....,lngs Dewhurst G.....,. 'llousa Mt Allo. <3041895· message. or ~~~~~==;: _ • independenl Herballle Dis· : t - . Call For l'loduct Or ' Opportunity. (740)441-1992 ,.;.:.:c:...:=,.::..-=.:...:.==lnlemalional Low Boy 185, ·.5' belly mower, h}'(llaulic hff. •112.600 OBO. 1740)446· 5 . Q38 1 JET ~~ AERATION MOTORS Repaired. New & Rebuln In Stock. Call Ron Evans, l· 11!00-537-9526. ·- - - - - , . . - - - • 'J.P Gas Stove with Fan . , (3040675·5956 ' . l!r-----.., IJVESJOCK r (740)448-loee 1'998 Blazer 5-10. 4.-,, , 4x4. well malnlalned. new • tli-ea, ahocb, clean, 3 Regular Charotals Bulls. $13,700. (740)446o61168 (304)67H581 97 Astro van, 55,000 miles, ~-..,,..------- 1 1 11 PW PL cN:ce 8 year old SOrrel Gilt· a r, CIU Cassette, so, t t, dual , air• AMIFM ing Ouart<ll Horse. 15-3. bags, ABS. seals 7, like GooAf Blood L~ne. Regis· naw, 174013 7g·2f34 leave tared $1500. (740)379· massage 2820 i;r;;:;;_____, 40 Ntne cows bred to black AnMUIDRCVCU8 :".~~~ ~~~ around L,,_ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.r F r 7 2 ··y & · 11999 Yamaha Wolvellne. fit'\ EKcellent Condition. Low GRAIN Hours. Double Gun Holder. ~~---iiiiiiiiiiooo-rl Tree Siand Holder. API . TAl. Fold Ramps. $3700. Buck a bale sale, squa1e (7401446•3703 bales $1.00 other hay up to 12.00. round bales $15 oo 2000 Honda 260 Recon each 304-675-4869 ATV, perfect condition, patcl $3,500, wil sell tor $2,500. Hay & Brlglll Wire Tie Great Deal, (304)675•7348 Straw, Year 'Round Delivery "-=;;..;..;c..:.;;.;c=..;_;,;;...~ & Volume Discount Avail&· 98 Honda TAX 300, 2 Wheel ble Heritage Farm . drl~e. $2,200, (740)949(304)675·5724 3001. u . ~..OBILE HOME OWNERS , , Huge Inventory, Discount :i>rlces. On Vinyl Skirting. !Doors, Windows, Anchors, Water HfateiS. Plumbing & Al.lfOS . - Electrical Parts, Furnaces & ;'Heat Pumps. Bennetts Mo· bile Home Supply, 74().446. FOR SALE 9416 www.orvb,comJben· ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _.. .nett 1977 Dodge Aspen, new · r..Ew AND USED FUR· tires, good body, 31,490 acliANCES FDA SALEl We tual miles (740)992·9084 lnstall, Free Estimates, If You doni Call us, We both 1989 Mercury Grand Mar· Loose! (740)446·6308, 1· quts LS, 4 goor, 79,000 ,6;00·291.0098 miles, extra good condition, ~:.:::.:..::.:.:::.._ _ _ _ every opt1on, cold air, a PHC electric Uft chair, taupe steal at $2850, (740)992· color- like new $300 6719 or 740·992·3490. (740)446·3775 these Bengals are l... ['o 1 AA~AR,!S,..!< ~ dealt a tough serve that netted six points and a three but OVC's Elizabeth Pullins serves, Che ney bui rallied the with . three good one Sarah Wright 7-7. Sayre Bran- Southern came back, compliments Chapman rtght of four tallie s, 12-10. Kiser added two and Sayre added game-pmnt win. Pulhns Sayre led Southern with had Chaprruon five kills and a block in spik- for ten had points, nin e, had e1ght, and Sayre seven. ing, while Amy Lee was 16- Burleson 16 setting, Lane was 16-16 had eleven setting, while Chapman and ' Lee was 30-of-32 scttmg Enuly Hill had good mghts w1th an ace servtng. Sayre at the net : OVC, had a block, a ~ill and a Southern of-8 after the Defenders claimed perfect 1 1-of-11 night serv- an exciting 15-13 win in the ing; and Kiser w as perfec t opener. servmg at 8-of-8 and 6-of-6 Hannah Burleson night spiking points, while Hallie Carter setting wah a dig; Pullins added was Chapman and Brooke Kiser 1Z-of-15 serving With four Linebacker Takeo Spikes watched to see if anyone looked shaken, an indication that one bad game would lead to another. each added four in a South- aces; Chapman was 22-of-24 ern comeback b1d, but the passing with a good serving ]nsread, he saw resiliency. 11 "Th 1 .J~4" :1.__ d da if ere s a uiuerence, Spi.Ju::, sai Mon y. "Last year, · we'd have lost this game, I'd have been worried. Now there's a sense f bo body. I don't have to worry myself. I o urgency a ut ""l!ry know.., -" t h e guys are JUSt as rea d y to pay 1.. " as I am. rally fell short. night and Paced by Southern's Emily 39-of-39 Emily Jiill, was setting, and two Hill 4-of-4 aces; wa s 20-of-20 Southern came back to post a 15-7 win m the secpnd spiking with toul'block s. game. Hill led a Southern Tuesday. duction when th~ temper:~ture plummets MNF and winter winds begm to blow. "A fro~ Page AS •lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-~ c Southern hosts Waterford lot of teams key on our passing the city. But tl)is time, it was · Mariucci who gave the game ball to Giuliam, Pataki and game, but we found some weak spots and ran the ball," said rookie Barlow, who the N ew York fire and poli ce depart- gained 83 yards on just nine carnes ments . through the Grand Canyons in New York's defense. "We thought we ·could run on them . I thought when I ~d those two runs for 40 yards in the second quarThey ran so well that the game took pass, he was on t:lrget,finishing 16- for- 20 for 14 1 yards. 9;22 and featured a superb only the Jets' over-the-shoulder 34-yard reception by defenders, it probably felt like two days Wayne Chrebet. Curtis Martin dived in yards. complete. To that lasted execute and fundamentally do things you and to a The Jets had an early 88-yard d rive ter, it really got us going." 2:47 When Garcia needed to hit need to, you will not win." and 29 47 hours . The Jets couldn't build off the movmg from the. 2. New York also managed an 84-yard pregame ceremomes. drive in the dying moments, with Martm San Francisco's ottly TO New Y<lrk City Mayor Rudy Giuhani was on Jeff Garcia's 6-yara pass to Terrell and Gov. George Pataki, along with New scoring from the Owens. Jersey's acting Gov. Donald DiFrancesco, remaming. But the Niners recOven.·d the But the 49ers had a 95-yard drive tliat served as honorary capt:lins. ,Edwards !'P presented the game ball from last week's lasted 9:47, and another that took eight minutes. Either of the tenants •of wm Giants Stadium wouldn't mind such pro- Edwards had dedicated that victory to . at New England to Giuhani. 1 with 50 >c conds onside kick. Hearst wound up with 95 yards on 20 carries. u~ ~ riO I ~ FOR RENT 1 Bedroom Apt., Range, New & Used Fumhure Refridgerator, AJC included. New 2 ~Ieee LMngroom D It -~ A l s ltes, $399 Buy, Sail , epos 1370 CIIIU e arence Tu d (740'"" ~· · ra a , 1&2 bedroom, near Ho•·or, New and Used Furn ·t:r, 1 'e "' aco,Oomical utilities, S279 to store below Holiday inn a$379 per month plus uttlitles nauga We sell nrave m'onu· (740)446 2957 • ·' • ments and Monday thru vases. sat _,.,Hours ... 1 2br., groynd level, kltcflen 3pm (7401446 • U•._Y \ • appliances, utilities Included -. 782 in rent. Deposit Required. Nice used lumlturel applittnCall (304)675-2144 or ces ( 740 ) 446 ~ 1004 or (304)675-3653 , (740)44S·2680. Bed F ed 1 · 3 Froom$s orMocos 1 % H 199 1 o 4 omee rom Down , Years at .5"' AP~. For Listings, 800-319· 3323 Ext. 1709. ::--:--:--,..--,..--2 bedroom home close to town, basement. River vlew1 1st t1me buyers- Govern· $4251 month, 3 bedroom In ment loans- buy loans & town, 1-1f2 baths GOOd to- 3 RoomsU1liltles and Bath. Olive Street. Paid46 , Stove ~~ ~~:~~:~t!r093 Oak· ;~~~ a~~~~~7~~~::: and Refrigerator No Pets. ~- ., $4"" 1 depos1t. Aelaren(740)446·3644. ~ pus 2· 12x40 mobile homes, :-.::..::.;.:.:..:.::...:;. _ _~- cas Aequ 1re d. (7 4 0) 446-:$1,600 each, 1· 10x38 mo· 2 Bedroom House, Range, 3945 bile home, $1,500 or $4,500 AJC, Relrlgerator Included. ::::::-:=::::---.,.--~ tor all three (740)441-0219 Oeposlt and References . BEAUTIFUL APARTcall after 6:00pm (740)446-1370 UENTS AT BUDGET PAl=..::..=-:::.~.:...____ ~..:.:c.:.:.:..:.::.:____ CES AT JACKSON Es28x60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On- 3 bedroom, 3 bath 'house TATES, 52 Westwood Drive ly $345 00 Per Month with 2 car garage. ~ City from $297 to $38 3. Walk 10 8 99% Fixed Interest Rate. Schools Relerence & de shop & mo c • v1es. a11 7401-888-926-3426 posit required (740)446- 446-2566 EQual Housin~ Assumable loans· Many 1104 or ( 740 1245 -0462. Oppon==::uc:ni 1 Y'::-..,---2 _ types available. Call for de- 4 bedroom , unfurnished . Chri$ty's Family Living, tails (740)446-3583 Free gas to heat and cook 33140 New Lima Ad., Aut- - 'home -'-- -$5 - 445 - - w:lft $400/mo. Deposit re- land, Ohio, 740-742·7403. Deluxe save • • ' quired. Must sign a lease.· Apartment, home and trailer new 2000 model Skyline, 3 No pats, also a 2 bedroom rentals. Comme.n:lal stolebedroom·• 2 bath • total elec • (740)245-5622 fronts available ·tor tease tnc, vmyl & sh:ngte, tow vacancies now. monthly paymentS, deliv- 4 BR, Elm Sl., Racine, , . . . - - - - - - - ered & setup Includes Skirt· ava1lable now, $450 mo., in- Furnished efficiency, all utll· mg & steps, Coles Mobile eluded waler, sewer, & Illes paid, share bath, $125 Homes, US 50 East, Ath· trash, no pets.. 4740)985- month, 919 2nd Avenue. ens, Oh. 740·592·1972 3399 or (301)268·4715 (740)446·3945. 30 'l 8 Wllirlnool .. was her, whi'.1e, ~erya: ~mtyo.nd$.95h;aaW~Irtdpooluty, $95·. Dryer, heavy·• duty. white- like new, $150, G,E. electric range, 30" nloe, 5'150· G e. refrigerator, tfqst free, $150, . Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street, Gallipolis, (740)446·7398 HFoidaura 1SOam}pmb, Mondayr 1v, atu.uay y appoint· menl. r"!!!""------., Iii Am1Ql.JES "•••••••-' Antiqoo Show- OCtober 6&7 9am·5pm, Point Pleasant, WV. WV Farm Museum, ad· vert/sing, bottles, sto11e· ware, tools, local collectl· blea, glassware, marbles pottery. Dealer space available. (740)992·5088 . I BENEFITS AVAI ...BLE MANY SHIFTS AVAILABLE. SAVE TIME AND MONEY SHOP THE .!CALL NOW . 1·888·974-JOBS .CL4SSIFIEDS! ;waterline Special: 314 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100; 1' 200 ~P,SI $37.00 Per 100; All .'Brass Compress1on F11t1ngs In Stock. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS. ES Jackson, Oh:o, 1-800· 537·9528 PUBLIC NOTICES Wedding dress, size 7f8, $150, 1/2 karat diamond ring, size 6, $200 Call ,1740)379·2266 Publl< Noliceo in Ne•Nsp•apt•n. Your Right 10 Know, Delivered Righi to Your uoor. lki d' ' 8 BUII.J)ING Eleellon Logal Nollce SUm.ms The Ohio Soli and ,:r: ·:L ...._ ",, j.UR-~E · SALE On Saturday, Oclober 13, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. the Home Nallonal Bank will olfef for ula al public aucllon on lhe Conservation Dlltrlct Bank parking lot the to be t)eld In following vehicles: accordance with 111111 Oldamoblle Ch t 1515 0 1 lh 8 Vln ap" Ohio Revloed Code al fi2GAL54NXM232330 Meigs High School 1999 Dodge 4X4 on October 16, 2001 al7:16 p.m. Nomlnoeo are : Bill Baer and Aaron l!ayre. • Nomlnallono will be acceplod from the floor at the time of elecllon. One supervlaor Ia to be eJected. You may vole at the annual meeting or on an absentee ballot which may be secured from f~e conservation district office. 'Block, brick. sewer pipes, Water Coneerv1t1on ' windows, lintels, etc. Claude will · Winters, Rio Grande, OH Commlaalon Call 740-245-5121 ~ cauae an election of supervisor of the , Steel build1ngs, r.ew must Meigs Soil and Water sell 30x40x12 was $10,200 - now $6,990; 40x60M12 was $16,400 now $10,791 , 1i0xl00x16 was $27 ,590 llow $19.990 ·. 60x200xt6 "· ,was $56,760, now $42.990 ·1"800"406•5126. PI FOR 1 ~::::~ Weekly 'Mortgage Aequiredl Includes New Bank reeervao tho Pickup Vln Sottware·Finds anyone any· t1 B7KF23W9XJ54838, right lo reject any or does back~round checks, Driving oil bldo or to remove 1 Criminal A11cords, 1985 Pontiac Grand any unh from the sale llntsmet Ostlilg·Check th1m out firsll olany lime. Prix Vln lnformatlon 1-800-306-0990 Arr11ngementa may M2G2GK37H8F221872 be made to lnepect 5 1994 Harley any -of the above Lifeaty~ Chanoe/F inanc~al Secu:ity named vehlcloo prior DovldtiOn Vln Personal Story· t1H01CAP18RV20117 to ·tho oale by calling :1Ord!tr/lnlurnet 740-949-2210. 2 ·I ·IEall>ing $5000.00/mo :n lets The term• ol lhe (lO) 2, 4, 9, 11 , 2001 Ale are caeh. The Home National 41C j· 11Two large parrots, one Afrl· "6a.n, Grey Parrot, can talk, large vocabulary, clean no cuss words, second one IS a ~ustrallan Cockatoo, tame 1 and a big baby but does not 1 talk . African Grey can be """Mndled and shoulder ... ""'Yaiked lame. Price $1000. B11ds must be taken as .a " \!Ja.ir, they have bean togeth· ~r tor 14 years, birds ot thiS type live 30 to 40 years . 'The Grey atone Is worth ·}1800 to $2000, so don't pass up lhls deal Please call ·!740)992-9 169 after 5 o'cloCk and only serious (10) 2. 15, 2001 21c callers please and ' Cortez to kick field goals of 19, 49, 35 )YATER WELLS DRILLED. . '(740)888-7311 a setting. four. Lane wuh 7- .had to come out of the hole riO r and Rice seven for OVC. j cen: K1ser led the Defenders with nine Sively, except, perhaps, for forcing Jose Used 2300 Dilch Witch ...Trencher and 65 HP Vermeer stump grinder call . i740)694-1861 the .t That sounds a lot like the Bengals of old./u the Chargets pwhed them around and pulled awau, the Ben-1• starred won1, 15deiing how they'd react when the game ended. The Jets didn't manage much defen- Storage Vans with roll up 'tloors 38 li lo 45 li $1500 ':each. Nice. (740)448·7600 put l 0 -H l ead, bury gave OVC a but 11. Agamst Ri c e \\ rtlun Burleson score, Kdscy Salis- did not give up Southern LaDainian Tomlinson ran for 107 yards arid scored three touchdowns in 9 minutes as the Chargets bowled over the Ben~•·• deli h · · d • ~ ense w en 1t-mattere . A lot of guy. were getting caught up m emotions and everybody w.s probably getting a little frustrared" linebacker Steve ' Foley said. b-5: at lead, Southern up 8-5, rhc after a 7-3, but Hill and Rachel Chapman tied the score at 6-0 pulled her club to two points each from Emily touchdowns. l' ulhns Southern took a 3-0 lead on held on for the b1g win, 15- half as San Diego scored duee conseet1tive I ,. game, 7 and -~!though the ' Rebels Budgel Priced Tr1naml• their tickling. alona All Types, Access To Over 10,000 Transmissions,· "If people don't have to paS$, you've Transfer Cases, 740-2455677. Ceil: 339·3765. got no shot;' the exasper:1ted first-year & I coach said. "Ii looked like college foot~ MoroR Hc:JMES ball out there, with the wishbone • offense. 1995 Winnebago "Emotion is good, but · if you don't r second formidable than their"le3dy-to-cr:~ck pred~essors, linebacker second Ihc match of the se t. the put South Gallia up . lirtllc fo m the third game, t he rubber di Lane put Southerwup 9- game, but I think so." Al yssa the win. much more !111'"":~~::"....""::..., Fall r r aslced Monday whether four poinli Southern got a good <tart serves to (ie. 1985 Chavy S·IO They became an cwernight sensation when they turned six 4x4, asking S1800 Baltimore tumovets into a sturuung .upset of the Super Bowl Fo•d 5,000 tractor. Less (740)992·2167 hampions, · 1eavmg · thc Bengals 2..() for the "-· · · than 100 hour on engine. •c w>< rune smce 1995 . Real nice COndition. $8.000. 1990 Fold Bronco XlT, 4x4, The Chargers made them look suspiCiously like the old BunPhone (740)379·2374 AIC. good condition. gl For sale- pellet etove. now -:--.,--,:---=:--- $3,000. (740)992-4034 es. condttlon. phone (740)992· John Deere 5500 tractor 11194 314 ton, extended cab. Jon Kitna threw three interceptions and fumbled twice, Corey 7668 · ::.~...:':0..·~ ~r •••. S!-E. lully loaded, good Dillon r:1n for a mere 46 yank, and the defense colhpsed in the =:---:--:--:- Includes Free Yard Sale Sign!$ Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid I .,,_...,;F..QUIPMFNI'_,iiiiiliiil;....,.l ;;~~~.,k~:·(~t,)~~ riO When two. added added game point to secure Rebels .Brian Sunmons said, "I can tell you better alter the Pittsburgh "-iii=~::;;;;==;; Call Today••• field - added Defenders in 1he second sd . Tracey in Pittsburgh- the tim at the Steelen' new could provide some significant answers. ch~,., ~JIUl'­ po tnts, mcludltlg Southern lead . Amy Lee In A game Sunday o;lr,ught SIX the last seven points to boost ~he 2000 Oodgo D~ko!A Sport. past after a lopsided defeat. Still, there w.s an undertone of 27,000 m:les, excellent con- ..;... bo how this will I'IaYou~ Fruit dition. 1740)24 :;.9252 unce,~.ty a Ut Richards B10lhors Fa1m . APPLES AND • IIUCH MDRE. 24 miles 83 Dodge Ram 6 cyt 225 North of GaKipohs on Coon- auto, very good oond must sell 31)4.j17S-8832 I \H\1:..11'1'111" l\egister To Place \!tribune · Sentinel Your Ad, .. (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 Office !foal"~ VEGETAJILES wuh point for the wm . S.l) rc, Pullins. and KJSer ,., , h Gallia game~. added six of ~"' A~trt=;e !~·~~ ii11r-.,~·~_"'::'_..., 11445 charg:e from Pap! AS cr In one week With us REACH OYER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ·ONLINE Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. gut 'Check of 2001 26. Gallla, And Mason Display Ads v~ball GT. Appro.1. 87•000 1niel. (740)742-4008 :.......:..------2000 Pontiac Grand Atn GT, tod. completely · 24,000 miloa. Sf 5.500 QNCINNATI (AP) Now the Cmcinnati Bengals will 080. (740)992-4017 find out if they really arc a much better team. 84 Mll'cury Marqutt. excel· A 28-14 defeat Sunday in San Diego gave hints that the team's lent COI\djlton, lOW miles, IOadeO. Now er9no. $4 ,000 honeymoon, which included free champagne from adoring fans OBO (7401441!-1721 after a 2..() st:lrt, has given way to a reality check. 95 Lumina, 78,000 miles, Is the NFLs worn team tior the past ck•cade substantl·ally 12x50 Office Trailer Newty $3.800; 87 Cavolter, $500. Remodeled. $4.000. 87 Reliant. $900; 87 Tern- improved? Or ~it have better talent with the sam~ propen(740)441·9389 po. $900 (740)258·6012 Kimball Pla110. $1 .000 Call ~ sity to crumble when the pressuk's on' _ 17 40 1 44 1 98 17 'l'kVCKS The players aren't entirely sure. The locker room was upbeat Maker. $100. (740)256· F'Rurrs& I FOR SALE Monday, and that was a change from what happened in years blesrte.: Tri. AKC bi black, blue me Miniature ~,!5. Russ Moore, SChnauzers, aaltlpepper, blaclclsllver, 1300 each Now Bu~neso Opening Qc. (li<m), "81 cl1eeked & '"-· Iober 181. suo·• Saiecfables _CT-: 40:-_ __,_085_.- - - - the .,.. in vn FuJI-stock Boston Terrier puppres, lather AKC, mother luli·stock $100 each con 40)311H743 Meigs, HOW IQ WRITE art AD. ....... . .. t"; 2~12E4. PEas! Main7._ .":' om.oy, ..... c..Mr,OH We Cove The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 6UYING...6ELLING... RENiiNG... CHECK OlJfrHE SENTINEL Cl.ASSIFIEDErflR511 The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 I BILLS/ LOANSOA.C. From $2,51)0-$1 25,000 9% average rnle One·llour approval. Call F C C S toll·free �• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A 8 • The o.lly Sentinel The Dally Sentinel • P • ~ 9 Pomeroy, 'Middleport, Ohio ' IIUDOS ..-~---- · . PHII.!.IP AJ.DIR P/1 c. c:§l • Gn~m Saed • Topsoil • Fill Dllt •Muldo Bullclozet: Servica COI1IACTIIIS. IIC. ReciN, Ohio 41771 740 985 3848 Racine , Ohio ...... • FooUn, Walli, S..,. • l'1at Work, ............. u,•Wolkl Hounl S<nill& Ohio ud W. V. .., -··. . .1 (OIKifll/II.OMII Ill II . - . 45n1 740-149-2217 tia10'11V J....,.. !tin. aaJ ..dDrins·- · c.... t'.... Eitl- 7:00 AM • 8:00 P11 JO.ES' Tree Service wv 1103171l IIJ.G29 "-~ H0\1E CREEK High & Dry Self-Storage • Top • Rll!loval • Trim • Stump Grinding • Buckd Truck Male Shut In Home visit Haircuts - - • MONUMENTAL UFE INSUWICE CO. Howardl. Wrltesel Rocky P Roofi.-.g • Home MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout - GeaenJ Coatractlng 949-1405 591·5011 211 Case-IH Pan.s Deaien 740-992-5232 992-7943 New Home. Local843 5284 Mecjicate'Supplemcnt; Life Insurance; Burial and Final E<penses; Cancer & Dental , Reti rement, Pension & 40 I K Rollovers; ,•..,.... fOIIOSL IlL 7Stlultl Coolvi#W, OH U723 Advertise in this space 'for$25 per month Free estimates 10 yrs. experience lnthabual,... 11........ by appolnhnent (740) 696-0757 CONSTRUaiON • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. • Always Available. • Nlw Homes • Gal'lgea JERRY S USED COMPUTERS 441a-chSt. Middleport, OH 992-9158 Free estimates Good Dealal DREHEL;S (740) 742-2925 Your Replacement Part• Source FIREWOOD - RetuMidble Prius ~Fiutree~ ctJ1 BUJ: to&iiNG Vouchers accepted in Meigs County. Dump Truck DeliVery. Meigs and Mason County Bob 8(!11 1-740-992-6142 TUf1 QIMII#q Bu/4ing Ill Advertise in this on repalres, In-home Hrvlee available 24 hour•. used ayatema 388 FfH' 1110re informalion, come to our church Sunday 9:30- Sunday S.bool; . MITH I'ULL GOIPIL CHURCH ROUTIII4, LONG IIOTTOM, month Siding • Ne-r GarajJes Nolle~ oet ol · • Replacement contract document•. Windows • Room · Additions • Rooflng j b lo the re1ponolblllty of ..ch bidder to view the roodo and to Tho Molgo County contact the. County Comml11lonoro ln Engineer wllh any their office at the quooti';,L,';-gardlng Malgo County Court any a of lh.Houoe, Pomeroy, prol~t..· The Ohio until 10:00 A.M., oucceoolul bidder II Tuloday, October , aloo reoponolbla lor 12,2001, will receive" arranging work Hlled bldllor Salem· ocheduleo with the School Lot Road County Engineer. All bldo are to be Paving, at which time and place the bldo · eeelod end claarly marked "Salam will be opened. The Melge County School Lol Road Commls~loner• wloll Povlng , BID" on the the to contract lor paving ·outolde ol aervlcea. The work enve·lope and ehell MHI otondlrdo ·eubmlllod to the · 11 outlined In the Melgo County 19 97 0 D 0 T Commllllonaro, Conotrucllon an~ Melgo County Court Materlala Houae, Pomeroy, Speclflcotlona and Ohio 45769 on the conolott of applying appropriate day end • 407 tack coat, o 301> time. Faxed bide will llphllt beoa couroe, . net be occepted. Each bid mull be a 402 asphalt leveling cquraa, 1 404 eephelt eccomponlod by llnlahlng courao, ond either a bid bond In a one fool wide the amount of 100% cruohad- eggregata of the bid amount berm on Salem .with a aurety School Lot Road In oatlolactory to the Columbia Townohlp- eloreoold Melgo of Malgo County. The County 301 Item will · bo Comml11lonero or by placad ot varlouo certified check, locatlone at the caahler'a check or direction of tho Malge Irrevocable latter ol County Engineer. Tho credit with a solvonl 40:i and 404 lleme bank In the amount ol will be uoed not laoo than 10% ol throughout the tha bid amount In 10,800 foot length. 1avor of the oloreuld The ovoroga width 11 Malge County 20 faet. Tack Colt, Commloolonera. Bid Traffic Control other bondo oholl be lncldlntale ehlll be accompanied by lnclu'led In tho unit proof ol authority or prl~e bid IOJ 301, · tho official or ogenl 402 end 404. olgnlng ouch bond. Elllmeted quantllleo · Attention of the lncludi . S21 ton of blddoro lo 301, 2107 ton of 402, pertlculorly called to 1304 ton of 404 and roqulromonto ao to· 118 ton of cruahed conditione of oggregatabarm. employment · to be ;,.gil Contract documente, lpeclflcatlone and Other ralotlva Information can bo obtolnod through tho office of the Melga County. Engineer, at 34110 Fairgrounds Road, Pomeroy, OhiO 45781, or by calling .(740)8t2·2811 . A f nonrolundabla lae of $15 will be charged COMMIIGAL and IIIIDEMIIAL FREE ESTIMATES ~Snodgrass' Upholstery (NO SUNDAY CALLS) ·Roofing • Gutters • Siding · · Decks • Concrete • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flooring Pressure ·· Cara, T111ctot'll, Fumlture, Boot Trollero, Utility Trallerl, Cor Heulere, AnythlngMatel Maplew. . ..Lake lt._Rt. l:i4 lletw_Rac... ~tl AT. 7 PIZZA & RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS Buy any large Pizza Get Second 1/2 PRICE 992-9200 Eastern High School Class of 1976 is plqnning a 25th reunion Saturday, October 6, 2001, 6:30 p.m., at the home of Edna (Boggs) Weber in Rutland. For details call Pam . (Kautz) Massie 740·3792785, Debbie (Windon) Chevalier 740-985-3866 or Edna Weber 740-742-2979. We could no) reach everyone so call us or another classmate and · please make plans to "n"'" 8& a,tea Custom tomputers Service, Repairs, and Upgrades 1:! S1u1) In and A+. """""' '"" LARRY SCHEY • Siding -Roofing • Remodeling • Goregea •Addlllona • Decks • HOme Repairs Free Estimates 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 TRI-.COUDTY TRHDSPORT ,_,...... Pb. 949·:1754 s•.ullver Ag S11wlce, lac 35537 St. Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone: 740-985-3831 • Fa< 740-985-385i IIIUH-.o Heat Pumps : Furnaces Air Conditioning : Refrigeration $49 Service gas, luel oil, and haat pumps for winter · Rata Discounts Bucket SelrVI«:a CARPENTER SERVICE by the paf11e5 Mel g o Co u n t y Thornton, . • Room Addltlont 6 Commla&lonera to Jeff Prealdent Remodeling reject any or all bids, Board ol • Ntw Gtregtt to · waIva • Electrical & Plumbing lnlormalllleo , or to Commissioners • Roofing It Gutlert accept any bid thetis • VInyl Siding & Palnllng (10) 2, 9, 2001 deemed most .21c • Patio end Por~h Decks favorable to these Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 ' Pomerg~, Ohio CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? WE CAN HELP GRAVEL ll \I SAND ·: · LIMESTONE TOPSOIL DIRT MJ;:TAL CULVERT GEOTEXTILE REBAR & REVIIIRE Owner ' Fully tnou•ed Rtght Away Clearing ---·· 4 21 Purler'e arg. 114 ........, ._.. 21 1111111 15 "Gallyl" All ... • lllrthoitM ,. Co!p. lllllr hallh* ""'!== tCOM_J7_ ... 1D 8h DUll Ill 42 14 8por an 43 U111_.e =: tl Yolllytll 111111 . =· • = I '• 1:"I II 1\ J:,, ,,,. r----------------------, r..L ,...v.. - I I I' I I . I ~~ It I i--,r,.,,..,,l"'ii"""1,--,,--,l'i'-1 e DELIVERY AVAILABLE NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL I9rl I I I I .• Wedn<tday, Occ. 3, 2001 Because you ·h~ve the ab.iljty ro operate In a harmoniOUS manner when dc:aling wilh thm;e who can feather your chance~ of fulfilling your LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) - Even though you know for a f.act your way of doin~ something today wouJd be su- perior ~o that of the head honcho, keep your mourh shut, Your input will not be well rec eived. Libra , treat younelf to a blrthday gifi . Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year :ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to " Astro-Graph. c/o this newtpaper. P.O . Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167 . Be sure to Hate your Zodi:ac sign . SCORI'IO (Oct. 24- Nov . 22) -- 1\ngry words could spring up over a seemingly Iiitie issue today with a close friend. Don' t make mQnen worse b.y fueling the dispute. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- · Advertise · in this .space for $25 per mqrth eon.- ~~ N ~end 21 :.,aa,l I Yesterday, I gave a . 2f -JMOHot) ~- 47 Hayeo delicate deal in which nobel,DOWN tlfht '1pcnnc 21 Coiol"'PWWY 22 Hllllh food dog South had to discard a oc1ani 1 Tlcklll off Z1 Keogh ID flclll loser while an oppo31 Typa of 2 t'at o 1do 1111 ,,.._ f bMn lndlln 24 IIIIICI 52 TadWliCII nent was forced to 33 ".l Fool 3 Fllghlllll ICh. waste a winning Such--· · bini 21 llll Wlgllt or 34 Claeliroam 4 BH of 21 CtPII trump. Today's cont1xture I'Wf•Y IIIIOk see-tract ·looks . even 31 - . . . . . 5 Thin :10 Unit of Ill FIUIIy harder to handle . a :i:.Toch e 10 ...., 32 :::.,. 111 OI<A'V, West leads the club 40 SacJudld 31 Bopreooo 10 AnTATER, VIIIIy 7 Gluck ace: four, eight, two. 1\.10\11 GO 111"'-a~West casltes the club LEFT!! 1ting: five, three, jack. West continues with a th.ird club. After ., ruffing East's queen, · how would you prevail in four spades? South's three-diamond rebid expressed · · game interest and asked for some help from partner in that Ttlf~E·. GOfS fALL. Y suit - - in tenns of eiN0¥1-·· lOY, TAL~ ther high cards or shortage. North, with AIOUT AGING a maximum single (;~ AGfFUt..LY! raise and a fitting diamond honor, had no hesitation in bidding game. Declarer had three CELEBRITY CIPHER more pouible losen: by Luis C.mpos one heart (West Ctlebilly Ciplor~ ... oriiiOd"""' . . . - " ' pacpiO, put and~ Elcll-ln . . olphat clearly had the Icing Todly'l du.: G.,.,.- Fl for his opening bid) I M'< a2: M'< I()! &.I-'OMf. and two diamonds. · W NI Y IZ PH 'YNHTI'ZL N-It>, IF t ,.,..,,...._ Howe f er, South 1-\0ME., t N-1\ OLYNHTPZLNADY . ' AVPZWV timed the play welL X-~11-1& After ruffing the third PTNLVD PZPZ flo-'< Cf>.JJ.5... club, he led the heart two toward the ' dummy. If West had .IV NO IZO.lB, I'L '.ITVL won with the Icing, South would have AI'DD 1A D II H It OVI.' had 10 tricks via five PREVIOUS ·SOLUTION: ."1 jull wanted to be a good spades, three hearts hlld-nooed blllplllyar "I!'O pllyad the gema rtght." - (Kill ol f'omer) Kli11y Puckett · . and two diamonds. RT"UR'S. FOOL.\ YOU.RE Sensing this, West WOit INC~P~BL.E OF played low, allowing IAMI 'SAYi>l' HIS dummy's jack to colW.O.ME WITHOUT SOUNDIN& AL-L lect the trick. 0 Rearrange len1ra ' ol the JEALOUS ANt> Now South ducked four ·•crombled wordt beIlTTEil. \ low ro form four alrnple warda. a diamond to West's 10. He continued V0 T A CE with a low heart to t-...,.,....r-...,.-r--.--1 declarer's · bare ace, 11 I I I ( but South played a ~:::====::,"_.. trump to dummy's . A K C N 1( · PEANUTS Icing, a spade to his 1-rj...,...""Ti.-,r--T""-1 . ~==~~~=------------, r-~r-----~~----------,ace, a dian1ond to . ~ERE'S THE WORLD WAR I TilE WAI/.DRA6SON .. IT ALL. dummy's king, and a FL.¥1N6 ACE DRINKING ROOT 5EEM51-10PELE5S .. I-IE LON65 ~ diamond to his ace. If BEER IN A SMALL. CAFE IN FOR SOMEONETOTALK TO.. ~1 diamonds had split 3s•. Ll : IM PI' My brother professes that he FRANCE .. ~E 15DEPRE55ED.. : SOMEONEWilOWILLUNDERSTAND.. \l 3, South would have L.~-;;~·:;~·::·::;::~· - : . , is not a swinger. The only cheat· drawn the last trump ring he does behihd his wife's back and claimed. When KE F C I L is taking another - - - - - of-- • -. West discarded, South Complete oho chuckle quoiod • . by filling in the milling words trumped his final dia- 1.-..J...--~.....__.•___.__, you dOYelop lrom lltP No. 3 below. mond in the_ dummy, PRINT NUMBERED 11 returned to.hand with ·A 1:11' LETTERS a heart ruff, and p11lled the missing trump. Usually, do not take SCUM-LETS ANSWERS a finesse -- here, in · Jester- Phony - ·Hafllm - Unlike • MINOR hearts -- that must 1think I've figured out what's wrong with our economy. lose. We _hav~ajor credit cards and MINOR money. ncH, Top • Trim • Removal Eric llacllliurn 11 Cuttlolioh .._ dill11 20 lllltlcM 82 OoOMegg llzlnl 13UOn'e 22 Sight calor •• ,... ............ ,.. ·: .... ambitiou5 goals art' excellent in the y~ar ahead. BLACKBURN'S TREE SERVICE ........ :a w- 1.1111" 57 "DIIICing ~- III .Ctua...tet wldl Shade River AG Service "Ahead In Service" Complel<i ne of Sullivan's Grooming Supplloa Sulfur Coo , bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% oil all Prlefe oroe and LIVIIIOCk Equip. 1().1().10 All Purpooe rtlllzor S4.501501t 9,000 Baler twine $18.50/Bale 18,000 Baler 1Wina $21 .50/Bale 11a.Dik. nolghbor 11 firing Q f t4 114 Rtpand 11"'-1 I* Belrc4eeat 750 East State Street Phone (740)593-667 Athens, Ohio · . Umestonel Seniors Discounts multiple load fi'Eii 1..-A..ua'le ·wuy DRiVE ANYWHERE ELSE? • New Hamel ~I · jcH€VRO,~T/ YOUNG'S 'CHECK THE ' WANT ADS FIRST! Octs-• Sl'l' Sales Rl·prl'Sl'lll~il i\ c 'We'll fix it or dsel" 740-667-()600 f/1,..._ Steve Riffle • Oil .. ....,,, n•• MARKET R_oelne, Ohio 131'ftiw tllnlulh 1. ...., I (740) 949-1521 (740) 517-6827 ''Htlplnt You to Rtcovtr Yo~~tl"'fllwrt>lt" SI>IM-2202 J I I I -· WINDOW SYSTEMS 740·992·7599 obaerved and state ~ reserved prevolllng wage rotoe to ·be paid under thla contract 10 wall ee E Eo p 0 II c y requlremonta. Contractors will, 10 the extent procticobil, uoa Ohio producto, mate,rlals, eervicee, and labor In the lnlplementetlon oflhlo pro)odl. The right 1.1 OUALITY·, ' J II I t -lol-. .992-&635 New Homes • Vinyl •ach WINDOWS HEAT IIIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUIIIIERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TIME HEAT IN . BLOCKS OUT 99.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING· MANLEYS SELF STORAGE BUILDERS INC. • • u' • ' KENSINGTON and up, used hardware and software. LlcenH •53001580 BISSELL lor FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGULARLY $327.00 PER JOINT 4711ot State Route 12.4 (740) 949-2657 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 10:30 • Pmchlng Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesdoy Eve. 7:00 TUrley's }~pa~e · 97 Beech. st. . Mattress for $50 middleport, oa Sales· (lO'xlO' 610'11201 . p er .--.on45771 (740) 992-3194 ~lldbTurlq- - 12U..- v..-. Refentnces 740-992·1671 -., ...... an .. ........... avallllble. Owner: Terry Lamm 74 •Complete Remodellttg Stop & Compare FREE ESnMATES Welding & Brazing Custom Fa!Jricadon .. :t+ t• 11111t ROIERT BISSELL 5~·-·...._____.=~ .n • .-a•m••'l · 11 Deller:Wnt V.._..! l:.t·Wnt ..... .... ..... &.- ' 10% Discount ' On·New Tires With This Ad dryw•ll, K I I I Y AI • A ?4 r-------~-----l-- temodellng, addblons & decb .. .A CARE DOCTORS Speci811zlng In plumbing, roofing, ••• II I I 6 f HI .AKllfl eff Warner I ' 992-5479 LAMM'S CONSTRUCTION t tQit • Nursi ng Home All Makes Tractor& Bllckboe Septic Systems • IC U • Chi til Ill IDkt.W. • Q.IU ... Cellular 1.11ddlerort Ohoo ;',76•1 IDII\'III Plllft 33795 HiUind Rd. Pomeroy, Ohw UtlUtlea .ALLiiL ,~q,·nt . Mortgage; Major Medical ltxcafttiq - Dozeranii · ~-~up;, Bo:o: '59 Equipment Parts Factory Authorized •._,.... Available E'> 1 ERPRJSES --- 1llonl Frte fill""'" Tg R .... .. ., ACROSS Dec. 21) -~ You mi~ht have to munt>r up all your resistan ce m fight off someone who is wanu your h:ud cash fo r something that would not 0 ' serve your ben interest. Sund 6nu. CAPRICORN (Oer. 22- by le<1ming your lesson, you could end up with anOther Jan. 19) - - A partnership arrangement might look goo d on p:~pcr, but bcfcin.· yuu ~ign painful day. A lapse of mem- ory can be costly. .. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- It isn't adviuble loday to get involvt!d in the h:mdling of orhcr people'5 funds or rcsC)urces. No matter how well on the bonom linL' , tc.'5t the wah~n. BeUet to let it all fall apart than to risk great loss. AQUARIUS Oan . 20- Feb. 19) - - Unlen you ' re ex ~ trcmely methodical and ord"·rly on the jub today, a serious, co5dy n~isukc may occur. Stay focused at all ti1nes, and intended, thingS are hkely to today . If you do, there's an ·go wrongy. CANCER Oun e 21-July 22) -- Normally you're extr~mcly !cmitivc to :mmhcr's tf.'tnpe~ment and treat it with dtlicate cue . Today, however, you could be w:.y o,ff base <1nd say something that 11 · be constn1ed :as tactlts!. · lEO Quly 23- Aug. 22) •• excellent chance you could lose a valuable friend ' who has stood by you in the pan. something in au att~:mpt to hdp a •friend or cohort today don't get into anything that you're ill equipped to do. , PISCES (Feb. 20- March 20) -- It's not lik.C you to be a de- manding penon, !O don•r sun Albeit well iruemlcli, rloing ARIES '(March 21 - April t 9) · could blow up in your f:ace . A serious mistake may be made with the blame fallipg totally ~~It's everyone for hinuelfto- <by, 10 dori't expect the usually cooperation you, might find among your peen. Opposition to your goals in favor of theirs could thwart achievement . TAURUS (April 20- May 20} -- Unless you ' re willing to rrofit from a past experience ' . on you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Srpt. 22) · - SPfcub.tive ventures must be iiW"oided today at all cost. What you may think of as a windfall could end up being a . ' ' tornado in rhe making, destroying everything in it5 path. ., �)_ The Daily.Sentinel Mets not goiflg to go·down easily A- -- -~ Eeol w &I L 12 7. PeL .539 .826 9-t2), 7:(]5 p.m. c... neH ~ PhitodotpNa {Wol18·11) ~ {Mad- Gl duJI 17·10,, 7:35p.m. ,r (DovtaW)otc...._Culle (C.UZ S.1), 1:01 p.m. 2 St Louis (Kite 15-10) at Milw.o( - 10-9), 8:06p.m. 11 Sen Francioco(R.-13-12) a t - . 73 83 .olea 65 91 .417 19 (Reynolds 13-10), 8:05p.m. COnlnll Colorado (~ 1<4-12) at Arizona w L Pet Gl (JollntiOO 20-6). 9:35p.m. 91 65 .583 Houlton Los Angolot (Mulholl8(ld 1-1 ) at San St. LOula 90 66 .sn 1 Diego (Lawrence 54), 10:05 p.m. Chicago 85 71 .54S Wedt'lUdl)''l Glmn 6 Cincinnati 65 91 .417 Clnclnnall (J.Fimandez 11-1) at Chlc:ogo 26 Cuba(..-. 19-6), 2:20p.m. 65 91 ... 17 26 Pill8borgh 59 98 .376 32~ Montreal (Ohka 1..) at Flori<la (Ctomonl WOOl 9-10), 7:05p.m. w L ioet Gil Philadetp/lla (P....., 15-6) at Altanla Arizona 8tl 88 .5&4 (GiaYine 15-7), 7!05.p.m. SOnFIOnciaco 811 70 .551 2 5an Francloco (Schmidt I 2-7) at Houston Los Angeles 82 u .526 6 jMHetcl 7-2), 7:05p.m. San Diego 77 79 .• 94 11 P_,rgh (RI1Chle 11 -1•) at N.Y. Moll 71 65 .455 ~ 17 (Tracllsal 10-13), 7:10p.m. St. Louis (Smith 6·2) ot Mllwaukae Monday'• a.me ( a . - ,..5{,- 8:05p.m. PilllbuiQh 5, N.Y. Meta 1 Colorado Chacon 6-9) al Arizona Tlloodoy'oGomoo (Schilling 21-8), 9:35p.m. Pltlaburgh (Arroyo +7) al N.Y. Moia Los Angales (-ms 12-8) at San Diego (Chen 7-6), 7:10p.m. (..loMs&-18), 10:05 p.m. Mootn>aJ (Annas Jr. 9-13) at Florida (Bur82 80 77 .S10 NEW YORK (AP) -Their inning as he stopped Pittsieam is not eliminated, yet burgh's four-game losing MeiS' fans already have adopt- streak. After Rich Loiselle put • ed the battlecry: "Wait 'til next on the first two runners in the year!" ninth, Scott Sauerbeck finInstead of using' 'tickets for ished the five-hitter for his postpQned games now, they're second save. saving them for games that matter more. .,And those won't take place until 2002. When the Mets returned home for their final homesrand, they were greeted by NEW YORK (AP) - Joe 50,000 empty seats. Torre hopes he won't need to . "We're not mathematically count on performances like out of it, but it's going to take this from Sterling Hitchcock a super miracle," Jay Payton next week. said after · his double play Hitchcock pitched his fint topped Boston 10c3. ended New York's 5-1 loss to complete game since 1998 to The Yankees (92-62), who the Pittsburgh Pirates. help New York beat the have clinched the AL East, Gary Matthews Jr. hit a long Chicago White Sox 8-1 Mon- mo~ed 3 112 games ahead of homer and drove in three · day night in front of the small- Central winner Cleveland runs, and Jimmy Anderson est crowd at Yankee Stadium (89-66) in the race for homeallowed just four hits in eight in more than seven years. field aqvantage for the first inning\ to avoid becoming the . Hitchcock (4-4) could be round of the playoffs. NL's second 18-game loser. needed in the Yankees' postIf New York maintains its There were no other NL seasbn if either Andy Pettitte . lead dver Cleveland, the Vangames scheduled Monday. or Orlando Hernandez doesn't kees would open the pGstseaNew York is 4 1/2 games recover from nagging elbow son at home on Oct. 10 back of first-place Atlanta in injuries in time. against .Oakland. the NL East, losing three of "Obviously, we want to see New York scored three runs four following 'a 25-6 stretch. Andy and El Duque out in the second, taking advanComing off their · first NL there," Hitchcock said. "If they tage of two walks by Kip Wells · pennant in 14 years, the Mets can't go, I'll be ready. I will (10-10) to open the inning. have just five games remaining help this club any way I can. If Alfonso Soriano hit an RBI in a season that will be it's chasing__down water cups, single to score the first run and remembered for 4 1/2 months I'll do it." Derek Jeter added a two-run of underachievement, folBefore the game, Torre spec- double to make it 3-0. lowed by a spirited comeback ulated that he might consider After the White Sox scored' attempt that fell short. using a three-man rotation in in the third on a .sacrifice fly Left unsaid was that Atlanta the postseason if he doesn't by Ray Durham, the Yankees h'!S to lose five of its last six have his top four starters added three in the bottom half games, not a likely prospect for healthy. on RBI doubles by Shane a team that has won nine conAfter the game, it was a dif- Spencer and SOFiano and an secutive division titles. ferent story. error by left fielder Carlos Lee. On a damp, cool autumn "lfEl Duque is not ready to Luis Sojo, in a 1-for-28 night, the crowd of 6,31 5 was pitch for us in the postseason, slump, added an RBI single to the smallest at Shea Stadium with this game tonight, Hitch- make it 7-1 in the fifth. An since Sept 17, 1991, when cock certainly made a case for inning earlier, Sojo shaved off 4,355 saw a game against himself,"Torre said. his.mustache. Montreal. Hitchcock, acquired from "It seemed a little dead San Diego on July 30, delivtonight;' said Glendon Rusch ered his best performance (8-11), who allowed since undergoing elbow Matthews' two-run homer in surgery in June 2000. He the second, a drive over the looked like the pitcher who left-field bleachers estimated won the MVP of the 1998 at 447 feet NLCS for San Diego. The games against the Hitchcock pitched a fourPirates were postponed hitter for his fint complete because of the Sept 11 attacks game since Aug. 14, 1998, on the World Trade Center against Milwaukee, when he and began ·the extra week was still with the Padres. added to complete the regular Hitchcock also had a seasonseaaon. high eight strikeouts. The evening's highlight was "Tonight was certainly ·the when the · Pirates, the NL's best I felt," Hitchcock said. worst tem at 59-98, comical- "The elbow was not. an issue. ly ran themselves into a do~ble Nothing was an issue except play in the seventh inning. getting people out" . Brian Giles was picked off at Only 8,112 fans showed up second by Jerrod' Riggan, for the game, which was a broke for third, then was run makeup from Sept. 11, when back to second by third base- the terrorism attacks shut man Robin Ventura. down baseball for six days. Aramis Ramirez, who began Most of the fans who had the play on first, went to sec- tickets for tha~ game opted to ond and was tagged out by trade them in for another Ventura while standing on the game - making it the 'smallbag. est crowd at Yankee Stadium But that base still belonged since April 7, 1994, when " ·.. to Giles, the lead runner, 5,851 fans showed up for a meaning Ramirez was out. game against Texas. Giles I walked a~ay from sec"Having a sparse crowd is ond and was tagged out by not too common when you Ventura for the double play. come here," White Sox ritan- . Anderson (9-17), one loss ager Jerry Manuel said. shy of San Diego's Bobby ). In the only other AL games Jones, didn't allow a runner Monday, Toronto beat Baltipast first base after the fourth more 1-0 and Tampa Bay • - .. ~L..gua , w n JI-NftVork - 92 Tomnto a.ltliliOi. T-Bey 78 Chicago ·~Minnesota Detroit Kanoas City WOII X•Saaltle • y.Qakland Anaheim T- L 82 78 80 82 58 113 w L Ill ll8 ...... .587 .-497 ..CS7 ..00 .312 75 81 75 .519 &4 92 .• 10 61 95 .391 w L Pet 111 45 .712 98 60 .615 75 81 ..est 72 84 ..CS1 82 aa 15~ 17 30~ 35 Gl Pi:t .174 .522 8 n 25i 28~ (l8 15 36 39 JC<Ifnched diVIsion y.dinched Wild card spot n.oc~or··{Lyon 5-3) ot B If IQt {Qau. t:Z-1), 7:06p.m. t ( - 13-11) at 000o1 (IU· .., 1-1~ 7:115 p.m. Chi:ago- SO. (D.WrlgN 5-2) ot N.Y. (Uiy 4-1), 7:06p.m. (Foolum 3-1) ot Bay (P.-7-i), 7:15p.m. y- ~ , _ ...~ Mondey'l a-: Tcwonto 1, Baltimore o N.Y. Yank... 6, Ch~ White SOx 1 Tampa B!IY 10, BostM 3 T= BATilNO ~zukl, lanolto, Taros. .340; • Cl1lc:ogo Whlta SOx (Gat1ond 6-6) at N.Y. -nd (- YonkHO ~- 1&-11 ~7:05p.m. (LoM ... 10) ItT~ Bey(RIJIIO p.m. 16-6) .. - Cfty (llocOoUgll1-ll), 1:01 p.m. Seatlo (Garda 18-e) a t - (Wioo 1..). 10:05 p.m. Toxa (Bell 5-5) at Oe,._ (Udle 12-8), 10:05 p.,m. ' more. Cal Ripken, .beginniqg the final home;tand of his career, we~ 0-for-4 with two strike,outs and is hitless in his last 25 at-bats. He , also had two thrqy;ing errors from third base, his first two-error game since April 1999. D-Rays 10, Red Sox 3 Tanyon Sturtze (10- 12) became Tampa Bay's first 10game winryer this season as the Devil Rays routed visiting· Boston. The Devil Rays (58-98) have won six of eight as they try to avoid becoming the first AL team to lose 100 games since the 1996 Detroit Tigers (53-109). Lou. Merloni hit two solo homers for Boston, which has lost seven of nine and 'fell one game under .500. The Red Sox are 12-25 . a r manager CANDLESTICKS MAKE A NICE GIFT - New York Mats pitchJoe Kerrigan, Wl:'o replaced er Glendon Ruseh gets a visit from catcher Mike Piazza In the . inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday. (AP) Jimy Williams on Aug. 16. oil [~]all is the right time to experience the beauty and value of Alabama's ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL. Our 3-day, 2-night golf and hotel packages start at $199 and, with our Fall Value Packages, . .- \ . you can get unlimited golf at aelected sitea.0 Or try the most astounding . deal around ... the Wmter Trail. 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Rim A TOllY M. l.ucll SENTINEL NEWS STAFF · POMEROY The Mllrietta firm charged with replacing wat~r lines in Pom~ bM $lied th~ vii- · Ia~\ ~!lPnB plws ~d spect~cahOU. lOr ihe project were incorrect, and the village f;Uied to comply with a contract between the parries. · Pomeroy Mayor John Blaettnar denies the charges. Greenland Construction Co. filed the -suit in Meig\ County Common Pleas Court, through Pomeroy Attorney John Lentes. The suit demands judgment of $270,000 on each of four counts, $23,000 on. a fifth count, and $1 mi!lioti or an · agreement releasing · the contractor of all liability. The suit alleges plans and spedfications for the project were inaccurate, that Village Administrator John Anderson was uncooperative., in assisting the con" tractor, and ' the village ..fail~d ·to provide an engineer to ovenee the .project as it promised. . "Because of such mistakes arid deJays, (the) cost of construction was ""'""' 128; Bagwol, Houstoo, 122. Seattle, 200; ARodrlguez, Texas, 197; . ti'I'I-Aurillll. San FranciiOO, 198; Pierre, St,wart, Toronto, 193; RAiomar, Cleve· Colorado, 196; LGoozalez, Arizona, 191; "land, 189; GAnderaon·, Anaheim, 186; ~ Colanldo, 190; Pujol&, St. Louis, Jatar, New Vorl<, 185. 187; Bet1oilan, Hoootoo, 182; CJones, DOUBLES --MJSweeney, Kansas City, Atlanta, 182. 48: JaGiambl, Oakland, 44; EChavez, DOUIILES -Hel1oo, Colonldo, 52; Bef1c.,-.n, .Houlton, 51; Ken~ San FranciiCO, *I; Pujolo, St. Louis, .cs; Ablo<J, Phlladel...... .CS; VGuenero, Mon1IM{. 44; Floyd, llloftda•.t3. ~ 'WIIItUS. -Rolllnt, Philadelphia, 12; lilln, Colorlldo, 11; LCUtlllo, Flo<laa, 10; ~. Colonldo, 9; N"-, Colorado, 8; liN, ·St. Lauil, 8; BGIIeo, 7; Colorodo, 7;Tucktr, Chicago, 7. RUNS ........eonds, San FranciiCO, 69; SIMa. Cf'Mcago, 59; LGonzaleZ:, Arizona, 155: 80tMn. Loa Angelel, 48; Helton, Col- · .CS; Soxaon, MllwaukH, 40; Nevin, s.n lllogo, 38; Bogwell, HOu....,, 38. TRIPLES -CGuzman, Minnesota. 1"'; RAiomar, Cleveland, 12; CBeltran, Kansas City, 11; Cedano; Detroit, 11 ; Durham, CNcago, 9; Suzuki, Seallte, 8; lnzqual, -IQh. = ., Da<!ahd, 41; Durham, Ch~. 41; Stew· 39; MO!donez, Chicago, 39; EMartlnez, Seattle, 39. art, Ta:ronto, 40; Mlantklawlcz, Minnesota, ' . Clovetand, 8. , HOME RUNS -AROOritluaz, Texas, 51 ; ThOme, Cleveland, 49; RPalmelro, Texas, -'6; Glaus, Anaheim, 41; MAemlraz, i Boslon, -'1; COalgado, Toronto, 39; JaGiarnbl, Oakland, 35; BBoone, ~ 35; JGonzalez . Cleveland, 35. ·-OHIO BICENTENNIAL r ' New licen~ plate issued " l.ucH BY TOllY M. upon renewal of ·their vehicle ~ureau on Main Street, said SENTINEL NEWS STAFF registration. Monday demand for the new POMEROY Meigs Statistics · show there . are license plates has bet:!' increasmotorists can help celebrate roughly 2.4 million blue-and- ing, :ind ev~one appc:F.s •!U'Ohio's bicentennial with a deco- white license plates still in use ious to receive their new plates. rative new license plate' being and 1I.J: million registered vehi"A .1uge number-of-people issued by the Ohio Bureau -of des in Ohier--··~~ have already been in to get their Motor Vehicles. ., ''Ohio's motorists will surt io ·opiates this ' morning. and we The license plates are. beihg issued fot, all new and replace- see the bicentennial plates on expect more to arrive at any our roadways this week," said Lt. moment," she said. ment license plate purchases and will replace the existing blue- Governor Maureen O'Connor, "In light of the recent terrorist and-white plates. director of ~he Ohio D~part- attacks in New Yor~ and WashThe BMV intends to have all ment of Public Safety. ington, D.C., the red, white and of the old plates off Ohio's roads • "We are very proud and excit- • blue colors on the new plates ts by 2003 and Ohioans who have ed to begin issuing this license very patriotic, which is making blue-and-~hite plates will be plate to Ohioans." them very popular with cuscharged 75 cents plus any addiSue Mason, deputy registrar tomers." tiona! fees for the new plates fqJ the Meigs County License PluM ... UC11.... AS IIIah: lOs · Obilul£ill5 · S&Kl!15 FOR RESERVATlONS & TEE TlMES W!:llb!U 1-800-257-3465 Low: COS oeta'i!s, A3 Sentmel tQmi~ BRIAN J, REED SENTINEL NEWS &'TAFF POMEROY -The Cold War is a distant memory, but those who remember the fearful days of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Bay of Pig\ also remember .bomb shelters, air raid drills and other measures American communities took to protect ~heir citizens. . , _ While the coW1tr}-'s heightene4 ~~.!1 · sense of security ha.< not reached th·e fever pitch of the 1960s, emergency planners have begun to : review plans for the safety of the · community in the event of more terrorist activity, and to work on a >! _ • risk assessment and improved · communications infrastructure which might be necessary for civil . defense. In .light .of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York City arid Washington, D.C., Ohio's local emergency planning commissions are coordinating efforts in emergency preparedness. The Meig\ County LEPC met Monday to discuss the preparation of a county risk assessment, and the role of the LEPC and the Emergency Management Agency in the event of local. emer8e~cy relating to a the nation's war on terrorism. Bob Byer, Meigs EMA director, said t~~t such ~ local emergency is very unlikely, but all communitit1 ·across the country are beefing up emergency plans.• "Meigs.,t:ounty people shouldn't worry about their safety here," Byer said. "There is virtually no concern locally, but every county is doing something similar. It's about waking America up to the vulner,ahility that anything can happen." Byer compared the present efforts with the dvil defense plans initiated during the Cold War. "'Fhis is routine civil defense preparation," Bye~ said. 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