http://66.213.69.5/files/original/948874a190f6209acbeeb480b670183b.pdf da13472d2503683fa6e1d902e2791300 PDF Text Text • Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio FLY YOUR FLAG TO SUPPORT AMERICA'S TROOPS! .Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2001 It takes a lot of traininq to beeonae a Firefiqhter, but anqone can become • Fire Preventerl Melp CoUnty's Use these tips during Fire P-revention Week, October 7-13, ·to help you get started. Change Smoke Alarm Batteries. A good way to remember is to change the batteries when you tum your cloclc back to standard time in the fall. AMERICA AT WAR • WASHINGTON (AP) - America's pilots are bombing at will from the skies over Mghanistan, while back home Congress squabbles over domestic defenses needed for what President Bush calls a "unique type of war" against terrorism. "These are extraordinary times;' the president said Tue>day as he fOllowed the progress of third day of military operations, reassured the public about steps taken to thwart futtire attacks on American soil and blundy accused lawnuken of leaking classified infornution to the press. "I'm having breakfast in the morn- Create at least two ways out of every room in the home. Practice getting out quickly. Keep a Flashlight Charged and Handy. If there's a fire in the home, it can become smoky and too dark t~ see. Use a flashlight to get out or signal for help. Matches and Lighters Are Not Toys. These are tools for adults, and are not to be used without supervision. , They should be stored in a secure place where kids can't reach them. ans u.s. Plan and Practice an Escape Route. airline security ..yas hung up in the House, where Republicans were dug l\t against a proposal to federalize the employees who currently screen baggage at the nation's airports. Economic stimulus legislation, an urgent priority since the Sept. 11 attacks in New York and Washington. also has sparked disagreement . .Bush and Republicans have proposed that Congress cut wres and Democrats want any measure to be a blend of government spending and tax relief Bush also arranged to visit the Justice Departtnent during the day and to host changes. .. A companion measure to enhance Lord Robertson, the NATO secretary- ing with rhemben of Congms;' he added. "I will be glad to bring up this 1 subject:• There were other issues to discuss at what has become a weekly breakfut meeting involving Bush and the four senior leaden of the House and Senate. The administration's legislation to snengthen the hand of investigators in· pursuit of suspected terrorists was pending in the House and the Senate, where Sen. Russell Feingold, D-Wis., blocked passage The>day night, saying he wanted more time to propose .. general, at the White House. Officials have said previously the alliance would be sending some of its sophisticated AWACS aircraft for defensive use over the United States. That would free US. planes for redeployment in the air campaign against terrorists overseas. "I think the American people are beginning to realize that this is a unique type of war,'' the president said Thesday. Defense Depamnent officials labeled the bomping, campaign a success thus far. " I think essentially we have air . SWISHER ., LOHSE Chamber .discusses energy &nouUer'i PHAR~ACY school pennit Quality Print Shop Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph. · Charles Riffle, R. Ph. 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A3 Lotteries AS OHIO 82-4 Pick 3: 0.7-5; Pick 4: 6-1.().3 85 Ill Jwve 5: 5-9-12·111-22 M A3 )AI.VA 81.3. A3 Ddy 3:.9-3-4 Dally 4:6-4-4-8 C 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Ca. today." · Middleport Fire Chief Don Stiver. put the ultimate sacrilice of more than 300 New York City firefighters in perspective Monday, as he, Mayor Sandy lannarelli and members of Feeney-Bennet~ Post 128, Ainerican 4gion, joined to pay tribute t~'local firefighters. . New flags .'recognizing the .work and sacril,i~e oflocalfire- ' fighters have joined "Old Glory" at the Powell Street entrance to Middleport, and additional flags are now on order for the Middleport/Pomeroy corporation line on North Second Ave. The flags bear the mott~, "Loyal to our duty." PI- IH Trlbtde, AJ Candidates for Meigs High School homecoming queeh are, from left, Amber Haning, Brittany Williams, Kara Musser, Car· rie Abbott and Tara Wyatt. The queen will be crowned at 7 p.m. in pre-game ceremonies at Friday's game between the Meigs Marauders and the Alexander Spartans. Thursday at 7 p.m., there will be a parade starting at the Meigs County garage and moving to the high school parl<lng lot, where a cookout and bonfire will be held . (Charlene Hoeflich photo) AI art Wallace to appear on 'Dateline' FROM STAFF REPORTS MIDDLEPORT - One of the many heroes of Sept. 11 - this one a local native - will appear on an NBC news magazine program later this week to discuss his experiences. Middleport native Alan Wallace, son of Faye Wallac~ and the late Dwight Wallace, will on Friday's edition NBC" to discus s his Sept. 11 terrorist fighters on duty at the defense headquarters when hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into a side of the Pentagon, killing more than 180 people and injuring scores of others. The local hero helped rescue 15 ·people from first-floor Pentagon winbombing of the Pentagon in Arling- dows, and suffered burns and a shoult V: der injury· during the rescue attempts. 0 ~, a. M.ddl H. h He expects to undergo shoulder watson, a 1965 1 epor 1 tg PluM 1H W811Ke, AJ school alumnus, was one of three fire- The local hero helped rescue · 15 people from first-floor Pentagon windows, and suffirul burns and a shoulder injury during the rescue attempts. and the American Cancer Society sponsors a Cancer Furniture Er jewelry atlon ,Series u1 Can Cope" · A Week Program beginning Tuesday, October ·J6, 2001 5:30 - 7:00 pm (Meal Provided) • Doctors Dining Room of Holzer Clinic RACINE 949-2210 Middleport 992 - 2635 • FREE and open to anyone who has cancer or is close to someone who has cancer. To reserve a place in this special series, or for more information, please call Kim Painter at (740) 446-5365• SYRACUSE 992-6533 MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference · www .holzer.org • I J ' Local Boanl of Education. Buckley said underground electric service is going in and the contractor is getting ready to haul in stone for the parking lots. Seeding on the hillside will start next week, and after that, footers will be poured in preparation for quilding-the shell. However, it was noted that a building permit fuJ the milldie .................. AJ . . - PAYING. TRIBUTE Hoi- Medical Center, Ingels . ' ' ' Sentinel :a Section• - ' DISPLAY FLAGS- Myron Duffield of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Middleport Fire Chief Don Stivers and Mayor Sandy lannarelli, and the Legion's Bill Swisher, who works .with Duffield on the post's flag program, display one of the firefighter flags now on display at the entrance to the community. (Brian J. Reed photo) 'lbdlly's . 2 . Queen candidates Pieue ... Chlmber, AJ Pomeroy 992-6682 CROW'S·e POMEROY - Weeks of waiting for the Ohio Department of lndwcrial Compliarice to issue a building pertnit for the new Meigs Local elementary school are over. "The permit has finally come tiuQugh at}d the .,I;Ork is proceedinf' said 's.tp~-· knt William Bli!'ldey ar Thesday's meei!Lg of the Mei@l' MIDDLEPORT - A program geared toward raising children's selfesteem and methods ~o cut down on energy costs topped the agenda ofTuesday's meeting of the Meigs Count}' Chamber of Com. merce. Reggie Robinson and Kim Brozak of Health · Recovery Services in Middleport di"ussed children affected by alcohol and drug abuse and how positive role models can make a difference in their lives. "We are currendy living in a very perilous time and are struggling on many fronts," said Robinson. "The specter of drug and alcohol abuse is ever present. Unfortunately, today's children are getting exposed to much stronger drugs at a much earlier age." "I'm here to tell you today that positive role models can realistically make a difference in a child's life,'' he added. Robinson spoke of the organization's Youth Menloring Program, which strives to involve community and business volun- TO ......... ...004.....17 212 E. Main Street SENTINEL NEWS STI\FF SENTINEL NEWS STAFF BAD BER StRte248 · BY CtwuNE HOIFUCH BY TONY M. lEACH :titt & 6afttp supremacy over Afghanistan," said Gen. Richard Myen. chainnan of the joint Chiefi of Sta1f. And for the first time since the operation began on Sunday, American planes were dropping their bombs in dayligllt. Other officials said the U.S.-led assault has rained bombs and missiles on the meager military fOrces of the Taliban, rulen of Afghanistan. The result has been to disable all but one of their air bases, blind their air defenses and pound a pocket of ground 1r00ps and several suspected terrorist uaining camps of the al-Qaida network and · o.ama bin Laden. they said. •1ssues new costs Stay Alert ... Stay Safe! •es ,. ·• · · : · �The Daily Sentinel . PageAl America at Anniversary of attacks to be o~rved Taliban still protecting Osama bin Laden Bv DAVID ClWIY AP ~TIONAL WRITER With prayers and flickering candles, to the sound of bagpipes and police sirens and patriotic hynms, Americans by the millions will break from their routines Thursday to mark the passage of one month since the Sept. I I terror attacks .. Houses of wonhip will hold special services, including extra hours for confession at Roman Catholic churches. Thousands of restaurants will donate a s~are of . the day's p~~ts to atd fami11es of. the v1ctnl,}s. Many comm\lllltles will opserve moments . of silence or conduct candlehght vigils. "It's hard not to do something," said Chuck Ruoff, . deputy mayor of Little Egg Harbor Township. NJ., where an evening vigil is planned. uwe're still iit a semidepression state. It will take a long time to get over this." In Columbus, Ohio, police officers not handling calls will park their cruisers and simultaneously run their sirens and REMEMBERING _ John Schulz, from the Invincible Fire Com. pany in Spencerville, Ohio, holds his candle along with others during a memorial service .. The service was held to honor firefighters lost in the line of duty. President Bush will speak at the National Fire Fighters Memorial Service Sunday to. honor the 101 firefighters. (AP) lights for one minute in honor of firefighters and police officers killed in New York. Church and school bells will ring in unison in San Luis Obispo, Calif. At the urging of the Alliance of North American Pipe Band Associations, bagpipers across the United States, and as far away as New Zealand, will play .in memory of the victims . Bert Heyvaert, a piper from Belgium, said he would play at the American memorial in Ypres, site oh devastating batde in World War I. "My respects to the (New York) rescue workers and all those who have not given up hope in their wounded city," he wrote in a message to the pipers' usociation . ''I'll be proud to honor all of you." At the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, charities and child-advocacy groups are sponsoring a concert and rally to honor the attacks' victims and procbim support for the world's children. Ambusadon from dozens of countries have been invited; more than 1,000 children are, expected to participate. Colleges and universities will mark the day with services at their chapels, and symposiums on issues raised by the attacks. ' At the University of Washington, aU classes will be suspended for w~'s being called a Day of Reflection. It will include lectures, workshops and performances. Poetry readings and music are planned at the Marybnd Institute College ofArt in Baltimore as part of an event promoting tolerance toward Arabs and Muslims. "We want to help people bridge their divides," said Laurie Bezold, one of the organizen. Bush ·administration I II targets 'most wanted' WASHINGTON (AP)T!te Bush administration is WASHINGTON (AP) of Saudi Mabia. and ends stepping up rhe worldwide .- As threats escalate from international ' sanctions pressure on about 22 suspectOsama bin Laden's against Iraq. ',, ed terrorists including entourage, the Bush For irs part, rhe United some who have been at large administration says it is States has pledge'd to root for yeats - with a new most pleased with responses out terrorism wherever it wanted list and rewards. from leaders of Muslim · may exist through' a variety President Bush was preparand Arab countries to the· of means, inclulilng the ing to unveil the list during a U.S.-led bombardment of visit Wednesday to the FBI military. For the time targets in Afghanistan. headquarters that has been at being, the administration is On Tuesday, State the epicenter of the massive Department spokesman focusing on Afghanistan, investigation into the Sept. Richard Boucher called home to bin Laden and his II suicide . hijackings that the comments very posi- organization. ., killed thousands in New York Afgba~istan iO I' non-. tive, even !htlugh solid eviand Washington. dence of upqualiti,d sup- Arab Muslim country, and , law enforcement and ·govport from the countries Arab leaders are.: ~.varning ernment officials told The was scant. . that the United States will Associated Press the list was said were two al-Qaida oper. Anti-American protests court trouble if it uses to include Osama bin laden atives that bought a truck erupted in a number of force against Arabs. and at least two top deputies used in the U.S. embassy countries, bur Boucher The secretary•general of as well as several members of bombings in August I 998. said most were limited. the 22-member Arab his al-Qaida network impli-Mustafa Mohamed FadHe said Secretary of League,- Amr Moussa, cated in earlier bombings hi!, another ai-Qaida operaState Colin Powell warned this week that "any overseas against U.S. interests. tive whom Blair said was received numerous expresmilitary strike on any Arab Officials, who spoke only implicated in the embassy sions of support during on condition of anonymity, , bombings. telephone conversations country will lead to sericautioned the list was still -Saif al Adel, whom Blair with Arab and Muslim ous consequences and will being finalized late Tuesday identified as a senior member leaders Sunday as the be considered an aggres,but the final draft included of al-Qaida believed to have attacks began against the sion against Arab states." 22 names. provided training to tribes in terrorist infrastructure and Moussa is a formerEgyptAmong those on the ~nal Somalia, where U.S. troops key installations of ian foreign minister. drafts were two Eg_ypt~ans, were attacked and killed in Powell plan! visits to Afghanistan's ruling Talal-Zawahn and 1993 Ayman . iban militia. Pakistan and lndia, leaving Mohamed Atef, who long · President Bush ordered Washington this weekend. have been identified as bin -Ibrahim al-Yacoub and the campaign largely to Powell has welcomed the laden's most trusted lieu- Abdel Karim al-Nasser, retaliate for the Sept. II support both countries tenants, the officials said. named as suspects in the fedattacks ag~inst the United have offered. Officials have said evidence era! grand jury indictment States, which the Bush A State Department gathered since Sept. 11 has issued in the 1996 Khobar administration blames on connected both men to the Towers bombing in Saudi statement issued Tuesday bin Laden and his night said Powell will dissuicide hijacking plot. Arabia that killed 19.U.S. serAfghanistan-based alThe international police vtcemen. cuss with the two counQaida terror network. Officials said others named agency Interpol also issued · In a videotape released tries their "overall efforts an arrest warrant for · al- on the list would include susTuesday through Qatar's in support of the coalition Zawahri since the hijackings pects in the 1985 hijacking of Al-Jazeera tel~vision sta- against terrdrism and to that alleges he "mastermind- TWA Flight 847, the 1993 tion, AI-Qaida promised further that cooperation in ed several terrorist operations bombing of the World Trade more to come unless the order to continue in order in Egypt" and is "accused of Center and a foiled 1995 plot United· States abandons to continue this process criminal compliciry and to bomb airliners in the Far Israel, takes its soldiers out over the long haul as well." management for the purpose East. of committing premeditated murders.'' AI-Zawahri, a doctor by kraining, is the former head of the Egyptian al-Jihad terrorist group that merged· in 1998 with bin Laden's alQaida ne~ork. Al-Jihad had been linked· to terrorist activWilh stop ities dating to the assassina- ·, tion of Egyptian President orthopedic Anwar Sadat in the early With the Holzer Clinic Regional Orthopedic Center. specialists, 1980s. we brlng exceptional orthopedic care close to home. Atef, a former police offiHolzer cial, has been identified by For diagnosis, surgery and rehabilitatio11, you'II find offers tolal U.S. authorities ~s a key mila level of expertise thai's available in few otl!er places. itary strategist and training Look into it. capabilities. director for bin Laden. The officials told AP others expected to ma~e the new most wanted lis.t were several people identified last week by British Prime Minister Tony Blair during a speech laying out evidence against Gallipolis Point Pleasant bin l aden's network. They Proctorville Jackson include: South yharleston Pomeroy -Ahm ed . Khfaklan Ghailani and Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan, whom Blair I. LOCAL STOCKS Wd•••.,. 0 cl t er 1e, 2101 KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -~'sTaliban rulers said they w= still capable of defending rhe country despite attacks Wednesday on their home bue of Kandahar and U.S. claims of air supremacy.They also said ter~ ror suspect Osama bin laden was alive and safr. The Taliban's envoy to Pakistan, Abdul Salam Zaeef, said the opposition northern alliance had failed to make advances against Taliban forces despite the U.S.-Ied strikes, which began Sunday night. Rebels trying to topple the Talihan claimed they were being bolstered by the American-led air campaign. The United States launched the bombing campaign to force the Taliban to hand over bin Laden, chief suspect in the Sept. II terrorist attacks against the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. President Bush has vowed to pursue the campaign against terrorism despite the costs. "Mr. Bush's claim that they destroyed the defense capability of the lsbmic Emirate of Afghanistan is not true," Zaeef said. "American planes are Dying very high, and the defense system that we have, they are not in the range of what we have. As we know, we do not have that sophisticated and modern defense system. But that they have destroyed our defense capability is not true:' The Taliban, who had claimed to be restricting bin Laden's communications ability, also told the British 'Broadcasting Corp. there were now "no restrictions" on hin). In addition to bin laden, Taliban leader Mullah .. Mohammed OIDar was also safe despite three days of attacks against his home and office in the Kandahar area, :t>;aeef said. As the U.S.-Ied air assault against Mghanistan's rulers moved into a fourth day, ,bin Laden's ai-Qaida terrorist network praised the "good deed" of hijackers who commandeered planes for the fiery air attacks against the Partly doudy ski~ will prevail 11Y THE ASSOCIATED fiiiESS AEP-44\ •M:h Coool-18'l World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. II. "The Americans · must know that the storm of airplanes will not sto.p, God willing, and there are thousands of young people who are u keen about death as Americans are about life," Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, a spokesman for AI-Qaida, said in a statement broadcast on Qatat's AI-Jazeera television. The Taliban, which have claimed up until now to he curtailing bin laden's communications with the outside world. say those - and any other restrictions on him have ended. Abdul Hai Muttmain, a spokesman for Mullah Omar, told the BBC's Puhtu-language service that the move was justified by the U.S.-led air assault against Mghanistan. "Now that America has begun its war against Muslims, the situation is totally changed, and there are no restnct1ons on Osarna," Muttmain said. U.S. intelligence o(licials have said bin laden hu maintained a sophisticated array of communications equipment all along. Along rugged stretches of the Pakistani border, Pakistani troops have been fending off Taliban fi~hters apparently seeking to flee the boinhing campaign. night... Partly Partly cloudy ski.,. will pre- cloudy with a chance of v:.il OYt'r the ~ through sh<l\WR. l<lwl in the mid SO.. l!ytended foncut: Thund.y as a cold fiunt sblls ,.Aicm-42'1. AmTechSIIC ole~ Alhland Inc. - ~ AT&T-19 Bank One - 29~ over the Ohio Valley, the National Weather Service said. BU-n Showen are expected by • BobE...,.-18 BorgWamor-42 Friday. Another low pressure Champion - 2~ system will bring anoth~r Charming Shops - 5 Cilylioldioog gt round of showen on Saturday. Col-15~ Lows tonight will be in the OG-12\ SOs. Highs on Thursday will OuPont-38 be in the 60s. Sunset tonight will be at 7, and sunrise on Thursday is at · the Arlington Chamber of 7:38a.m. Commerce earlier this year Weather forecast: for his service to the comTonight .. .Pardy cloudy. ftw1PapAl munity. He is also an active Lows in the mid SO.. Light · · surgery to repair the injury. volunteer at landmarks in south wind. Thunday... Pardy cloudy.. _ Wallace was honored hy the District of Columbia. Highs in the mid 70s. South wind 5 to IS mph. Wallace ONma bin Laden Thunday LOCAL BRIEFS Friday...Mosdy cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs nnr70. night ... Mostly Friday cloudy with a chance of showen. l<lwl in the mid SO.. Saturcby... Mostly cloudy with a ch•nce of showen. Highs in the mid 70s. Sunday... A chance of sh<lwen...Otherwi~ partly cloudy. lows in the lower 50s and highs near 70. Monday... Partly cloudy. Lows 'in the lower 50s and higlu in the mid 60s. Tuesday... Pmly cloudy. Lows ·in the upper 30s and highs in the upper SOs. . m....::r Cha L..: EMS nans POMEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Service answered I 0 calls for assistance on Tuesday. Units responded u follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH 2:32 a.m., Laurel Street, David Cunningham, refi1<ed treatment; 12:36 p.m., Ohio 338, Keith Weber, treated; ~:04 p.m.. Dewitts Run, Gail McNabb, Jackson General Hospital; . 6:16p.m., Veterans. Memorial Hospital, Lennie Alshire, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 7:59 p.m., Arbaugh Addition, asdsted by Tuppers Plaim, Donna Henry, Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; . I 1-:09 p.m., Maple Street, Carol · Hall, Holzer Medical Center. POMEROY 12:46 p.m., Ohio 7, Stephanie Conley, treated; 3:21 p.m., HMC Clinic, Steve Riffle, HMC. REEDSVILLE 8: IS p.m., Bar 30 Road, Seth Carlton, CCMH. Jean Haning, 21, both of Albany; Jeremy William Hupp. 22. and Corry lynne Quinn, 19, both of Sissonville, W.Va.; .Timothy Thomas Michul, 28, and Laura Ann Arix, 22, both of Chester; and Juon lee Powell, 27, and Carrie lynn Roush, 22, both of Syracuse. To meet RACINE Bethany Dorcas, Sonshine Circle will meet at the church on Thursday at 7 p.m. Ann Boso and Peggy Hill will have the program and refreshments. All women in the community are invited. Set benefit BELPRE - A poker run .paling in die program. to benefit Debbie Petry will . Menton will meet with be held on Saturda}( at the students every Thesday and Lawnsdale Bar and Carryout fiN Pip AI Thunday inside the Meigs in Belpre. Petry, a former Junior High cafeteria from 3salts consultant at Don Tare teen in ongoing effort to pro- 5 p.m. Motors in Pomeroy, has been . mote the value of education Following Robinson's prediagnosed with Chronic and ro make a positive inlpact . sentation, P:lm Learman, outLymphoma, · and is now on the lives of local youth. reach and education sj>ecialist unable to work. The program uses volun- for the Ohio Consumers live bands, drawings and teer advocates to help guide Counsel (OCC), discussed TUPPERS PLAINS food are included in the youth in school while provid- how this "residential utility 5:31 p.m., Pomeroy Pike, benefit, with admission of $5 ing a positive role model out- advocate" can serve as a side of the family. All youth resource (or consumers who assisted by Central Dispatch, per person. menton have gone through have questions .and concerns Evelyn Gilliand, HMC. four tWO-hour training ses- about services provided by sions prior to Working with dleir electric, natural gas, telePOMEROY _; Sacred the students. . phone, and water companies. Heart Church's Oktoberfest "As a role model, tutor and learman said OCC, along listener, the youth mentor · with local electric utilities and POMEROY - An action dinner and dan~e will be gives positive reinforcement, · the Pffice ofEnergy Efficien- · for dissolution of marriage held at the church hall Saturraises self-esteem and .pro- cy (OEE), has developed pre- . has been filed in Meigs day night. Dinner will he served at motes the value of educa- sentations, educational County Common Pleas tion:' 11id Robinson. brochures and informative Court by Karen L. Lodwick, 6:30 p.m. and there will be '!YPes of mentoring activi- tips for consumen to save Pomeroy, and James Robert !"usic for dancing from· 7-I 0 ·LOCAL HERO- Alan Wallace, a Middleport native, seen here p.m. by the Polkaholics of ties include homework, both money and energy. . Lodwick; Pomeroy. ·with u.s. Rep. Ted Strickland, will appear on 'Dateline NBC" "Through this joint effort, A divorce action .has been Columbus. Tickets are on ·on Friday to discuss his rescue work at the Pentagon during sports, am and crafts, and decision-making activities. consumers across . the state the Sept. . 11 terrorist attacks. At a prayer · service held In filed by Robinette ]. King, sale at the church rectory for Robinson said grades, will benefit from the OCC's Long Bottom, against jeremy $12.50, or residents may call Pomeroy shortly after the attacks, Strickland presented Wal· 992-5898. attendance, self confidence, outreach and education eftOrt D. King, Middleport. lace with a citation for his bravery. (Contributed photo) pride in academic achieve- and the coalition's expertise ment, positive self image, and in helping consumen lower Hired at the meeting was a better outlook on life are ·their electric and natural gas Matthew Kinnard as an art specific areas· . stucj.ents. can bills l1y becoming more ener. POMEROY - A judg- . ATHENS - Appalachian teacher, and John . W. Davis, inlprove upon while partici- gy efficient;' said Leartnan. ment action hu been tiled in Community Visiting Nurse Ryan Aleen and KeBy Swisher Meigs County Common Association, Hospice and f••PapA1 as substitute teachen. Given Pleas Court by r'lorth Amer- · Health Services will hold an lighten who have died, and :,school has not yet .been is!11ed supplemental . contracts were ican Capital Co~p. , doing open house PI! Oct. 17 from who are still ~~~ every • by the Department oflndustriEllison, girls' reserve Amanda business as Household (:~d­ 4:30-6 p.m. at its new loca1 day and risking their lives to . al Compliance. Buckley said basketball coach, and Kellie it Services Inc., against Patri- tion, 30 Herrold Ave., '' hdp othen:' lannarelli said. · Wesam Construction is pro- Thomas, girls' middle school ltomPipAI. cia · Bissell, Rutland, alleging Athens. . : ceeding with the site prepara- coach. In addition ~o ljrefighter .n on-payment of a credit · All com,munity memben "Our &retighten are willing flags,. 4.0 new sewn nylon account in the amount of interested in touring the tion •·in anticipation of getting Disability retirement for Jo risk their lives for us, and American flags · have been $3;342.93, to :: the permit soon. new facility or learning more Ann Hays, and the mignation :~ As for the renOY:ltion of the of Donna Bendey as a substi- we need to remember them, placed on poles throughout about the agency's services ' ~high .chool, the superintendent tute bus driver were approwd, and look alter them,'' Middleport, said ·Myron are invited to attend. The ·:said the work is progressing Robert Brite was employed as Iannarelli said. "In these days Duffield, who along with Bill celebration will include a :; ahead of schedule. Phase 2, one a substitute custodian, ancj. of uncertainty, we may come Swisher, ovenees ·the Legion POMEROY - Marriage ribbon cutting ceremony, :: section of third l!oor class- William Taylor as a substitute to rely on them even more, · post's flag program. licenses have· been issued in dedication of the new facili: • rooms, is nearing completion, and sooner than we might Those flags will fly indefi- Meigs County Probate ty's library to Foster and bus driver. :; The next part of the project nitely while America fights its Court to: Matthew Ji:. Helen Cornwell, door prizes In other business the Board think," >will be renov:.tion of another McGrath, 29, and Melissa and refreshments. "These tlaJP honor me firC- new war on terrorism. approved: . : ; section of classfl?oms on the • a list of parent volunteers : •third floor. for the Rutland Elementary · : Plans were made for the Oct. School; · : 23 board meeting to be held at • payment of $2,020;23 to ·: the high school at which time : memben will take a tour of the Gallipolis City Schools for the tuition of a visually inlpaired ; building to view the progress. : The distance !corning lab is student; • payment of invoices to ·completed, Bllcldey said, and at IKON Office Solutions for that meeting, the board will be : given a ·demonstration on its maintenance agreements total:capabilities so that they can "get ing $10,992; and COLUMBUS (AP) . .,- A • payment of $3,396 to Mid- bill that would allow most ~a feel for what this is all about:' • Also at that meeting, the · dleport Office Service and Ohioans to c;u:ry hidden guns :board will· be brought up to Supply for equipment and fUr- is going through changes that 'date on the district's continu- niture for the elementary job would ease background site trailer. ous inlprovement plan. checks for longtime residents · Attending were Buckley, _ "That's impOrtant," said and spell out when police and · :Buckley, "so we'll all know 'Ii'easurer Mark Rhonemus, prison guards could carry •where we've been, where we're and board members Scott Wal~ their guns while off-duty, the • ;going, and the recommenda- ton, Wayne Davis, Norman head of a subcominittee hear:tions being made as to how to Humphreys, Roger Abbott and ing the bill said tuesday. 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Pues~OIIIQ 740 Ill 21a~,_ 17 .' • ~,;.;:~~ u~: lri..·~i;~~ .1. · COMES S .ND«<) .. 5 ~ . I :1' J~· ~ 0 ' ' DEAR ABBY: I'm writing in response to "Controlled and Trapped;' the 18-year-old woman who was forbidden by her mother to visit "Tom" in Tennessee unless she took a chaperone. She never did go, and she regretted it for the next 40 years. She finally got her own apart- • ment, but continued to feel deep resentment towanl .her mother. You recommended counseling. I am a 67-year-old retired M.D. who happens to be gay. I, too, felt controlled and trapped by my parents when I was younger. Over the years, I was counseled. by two psychiatrists and three, psychotherapists. Even after all that psychiatric help. I still felt great resentment toward my folks. However, after I moved to Los 1' ·~ ' • ...., t • . •:,.,. Ohio Valley PM»tehlng Co. ::--:;.-;; r.:•: . 1 Clue ... ttwlllcli " G1 .,.. " 1111r •• NATIONAL VIEW this ~ t Forget schisms: Fi~t and foremost, .we're AmericanS . L ' ..\ · •. \''; .•<( •. ;,q'Q'::·~ ~:~ i~r;::r.;::::~~a~?~itti~ ~~,~~~~u~i~i·· .'1~'~.~~qp~z~¥!~P~1 [;¢:~ . ' terrorism' and those on the left frillS( . who suggest that the United Stites' turn the other cheek to terrorists. · ·. . : "It's hard to argue 'that war is not jUs-, tified;' he wrote, "iri a case whe!f ·:a ~tion ~a~?.~e under direct att;ack, as. Jos~g~-· . ·.oDi~~e··. ~e"nnm . : . ~n~ ~~ eo:~d by relig~ons agatnst one another. Alrea~ too mu~h.~f that d ·hi~· .'·:~·:We! ·• wd:t ., not·!>t~t¥:.~· Pen.\,1U~ ·T.~oJmS , .fne~rnan of ~e . ·"¥ork J?entng across the coqnFY. How will those tel1$10ns be aggr.r. . R.el¥,ili~ 'oJ:!, that h9~~b!e iiay.r ~. . . · '· · -,{I)n;~~. ) ·.·•:·. •.., '. · ·: ·. · . , '(?ted when body.-b"S' start-comins hom,,? . , · .· . .- .' ·,: ~ .!lctt~~·;~t (~mn'Ye,1, ·:~··'" : COLUMNist· .;,,.': 1 :·~Jve· Will b~ .a ~~n. larer on for , Allow for.diss,e nt. ~e d~11i't .~ve ih 1-ltida~ ()I'~- . , ,, , :W(•~F~~r.a~, by &idl, •, . ; \',:''•,. . • . .. . .. . . , · talking; ';!1e,~.:;.~An.~, l)i~tre be a ~ericans ~~ die tight,.~ !,li~) d~ty, 'e~r.ll:t!.~,!i;,'il\-1~.·.' '.~~"':"~~t . for ~our countr}'men who . · 1 · • • . • season for 1'1'\lrn!)tmg.'i.Talj.,.lsrat~ p~ace patine~ ~d military .)ea4\!ni,J;)·; ~·· c.:.'< •.I>.>,~. /.~}.' !\.i; ·,:,>: :.)~~.: ,,:~~llejl. an th~ flames . ·of the World ror network. . or ~con~rnic dev~lopmeht• Bin, ·~agl11 ,. Su!'POrt ouuoldim. Never~ lhoiilef'ih~~ to.dll;l ' .'i~cle .C~nter, ~ho died m the rubble of Meanwhile President Bush continues now- raght now u the s¢ason &fhuntfOr this country b'e d~o\nl~ (Ol' POJlCl~':i)~i@,' ~elr,.~~~:::;; :i~tJ¥: ~!lWI':'n, and who passed away in a to enjoy.Je~ordinary support, not just ing down people who .~t .to .destroy ~1. · · · . '·, ,.c-,;: •. .,,,· ,·.•·;..:··~'~·~\;:··r'~'. '•;!?i: ''."F'S•i·''·~'·":. :· )~1¥/l~~a. fie!d. We vowed to wage on Capiro! Hill, but . throughout the our country.~' ··•. ·., ·· . :::. •:' ·. ; Do.n't nnnecess~ily. c!vil. li~~~sr~~it•;'lt~.cal,u~ :~;;l,:'.:t ~'t". iliats nght, war - . on th?se entire cq 11ntry - and ~m Americans Even the .c~tocJ\ans . <>;f. oilr··:popular ~telli~ence agenCies didn! ~ee .tlie .ol al:tatk , t'()~~ ·<. \~•I).Sible.fQ~ , the atta~lu. We rallied . of all demographic ~trapes: Democrats culti.lre -,:.. tecprd,.. .t~l~yasa~~ and film dOesn t me~ we muse now live an'a·.polkeua!e. . · ..·:.!,, •( ;·: ... · ·~Ulld 0\'~f.O~pd,~r-ano-chtef. ;.,.• :.• .'!fld · Reli~b.Ucat)s. Men and women . .md~s~ ~todl'?~!'.!'..~~ ·,:n-!"sts. - have :, Don't li:Ve.)n fe:u-. It ~uld be f091ish,to belieye Ami:~~.. . . ;.t;li1t ·~~· .tb~ ~I!~~! the h01tili:.·;. Rich a~d pO.or. Black and white, yellow , ~f~ ~u119 tl\~}% m.,the wake of the ca will never agam slllltr a. terrorist attack,, :J{W. are.:armid to . ;;~ . t.Mt .ftdjn0$l , th.e polili.9' : -~~~.:· aii:d'b~. · . , · '''; ~~ ; i~pd• :.~~· 'dozens of the live our· lives;'t he tertorjja Win. · .: ·.:i:.\' ~i.',\ ·( :,, · :J.~ · ~i#t~r;:~~s: ~~ ~i(O ·. ,·tnae~a. even former. political · adve~.\ p)·(~~:,W),lt#~~~nt took pari Hold .o!lr gover~ent ~c\}lln~e fo~ p~~; ~ ti) . : l'}~~J)i~ll; >P~trio~lsm, ·. to ~.: ·biji!f~~ ·: ktlfs ~3_ve closed i:a.llks behind.~h~ p~~; ~~~~~~~¥i~~/~.msed .more s~pportav~ co~traes, espe~y ~c·_b~,, Jf)_p,~~ ~{~~.; f~~~.!~~~ ~~to . 5 ~4 purpt;Se: ~\idep~; Uk~ AI Gore, who delivt=red ,a·. ·. ¥ ·~~5,\'f ·.~ .· lifr: '?.c.t;ams . of the. samply c.reate more· c~urttft~ rut~ by, antl~~~~.~~;; . , .f<~~.. Anitracans had of. ·~~h.. praaseworthy speech last weekend at the· SCP,t. J} M~r ~~~~'' ; ·: . . . .•· ." And some o(them could easily have acces. .t o nu¢1eat weapons. · 1 . ; ,,()ill:~·"::' ~ased on party, based on u:le9l- IQWa Democratic Party's annual JetTerWe.re .gomQ t!1 'trY. to ·do S()metblng, ;~puise who plott\'(1 and,.aided.:thli terro'titt ~~ sJt~~~~~; .QI)' ..-. ~thered away.. . . · .. ' ~n-Jackson Day Dinner. . said Tom ~lq, op~qillg the bl'\li.~ast. . Jld?ished, and th~ govetru,ne~ that. 5\!PPP~ te~~m o~1 .:, · ./:'.-~o~g m.ore, i_lhutra?ye.. of .t114· "We are united behind-our resident, ~he actors. · ~h~ace .. of. ~orm .~re zatioos:should be ileld .accountable.liere's tlopah! tJ.~ acttoni·. .·,~ ~liange ·~ th'e polittcal zeatgeast. than . George W. Bush.. said Gor! putting dehb~rate. Thenvert;,uttet~4 by .one l:!f can a~hi~ .that, as well af~. tht a ri)ote;,~~l'_~bl~ ; · / the .rel\lllks of such liberal Democrats as behind, ~~ce and for all, harrl feelin the hero,ic passenge~ abO~ Onif~Mtp)ace to Jive. . . , " . ·, . ·." i£ J; . . Califutma Sen. Barbara Boxer and New ')eft &o l . N b , b' ·1 gs lines Flight 93,who (ought to thede.ath 1 . ·. "' · c• · '. ~· .· ·,;.: , , ;YorltRep.Je~ry Nadler, both of whom . d. ·.asdt 'alovelm ~r~ att~ry con~ with their hijaclcers. ratli~ th.iii. :iillow · · · •· · " · · · \ • · ':1..'11U fi · mil' · strike · th u1 teste p st enn e ectton. · . · · ... ;· ....... , ·•...... · · . ., · .· · . . ·· - 1 - . · · •. ·i~''i!!"""' . o~ ataty s agamst e c . - .. "C' , B sh .1 . . nd . then) to crash th.c;ctfull:l'•mto tlie;White •o ".' · RriP<'l !ehlndthe Sept. ll at!Ocities.. • ' in hleo~th· . ~ ' I mytomma 'd. er- . HOI!.~. or ili.~ ;C~p.irol, li. . t iome ...$ther . .. . . .. -". '1 :. ;, .. ,~.hilw.ianattack, onw,''saidpaxer. , -c ~... . e fOrmer vace presa e11t target. · ··':."'"':\. ' · . . ··:· ., · 1 • • • •·... • , ' , • ··-~-- - ~ \;~ 'ttl. • ' • ;. J(. d :rl · '' ·-· d~cl.,r.~~d · · · · · '". 1 . • .. _ -· r_n-·' · · ·· · . . l!'t' 'rH~ASij()CIATEO j, •· •·.;. ·, '·'~ . .•>, ~tihg an .e ~ eJense, . · · . - , . · . · The bload ·of'Oi,lr·· ......en co).lntrymen To~y is WtdQesday; O.i:t. i(l, thil,rl83rd .-~.,', odoor.fii~\~ "1:1..\'!~Wii~ ;' s~meone attacks Y?,U,"· ~~ . Futthoferh evadence ~~ th.e transfor~~ in N~YorJt "<:;il\' ind:Washfug1_9n,'D.C.; .. . ~~ .. ,,, · ·:(: :·' \·:·~~diet, 'yi>uve got to respond. , . . non ., t _e ~ody politac as the surpru- has b~ught :l!s tp~.th~:.Y~s, \ve are staD 82 days left in the.yeat. 'Jbday' H' ghligh . . If . . .. . . , ·. .': .· AJid With ~hat; the two longnrne dove1 H;~gfy patnottc r1:sponse of much of the Democrat and· Republican liberal and N . ..:.. ·• · ;, ·· (, •. d'' . .'. joWd theit fellow lawmakers, D~moc- national news media io the terrorist coitsenr:ative: But we ;u~ ~ei'kans first 0 n Oi ct. ! 10, 18t4'5n, thastoUryS. e . . av... n.ca,.em 7 .opene an . • d R · bli alik · tra ks Ann lis Md . . ' · . rats• an epu cans e, m near- a c . . . and foremost. unanimousapprovalofajo~tresolution Like EJ. Dionne · ofTheWashington , ,·. , oapohis,da : lnni~86, ~;-tuxedo dinner jacket made ilS American. debut _ apthorizing the pre_siqent to ~s~ "all nee- Post, wh~ . ~·, a line in the 'Saf!d voseph Perltitt; is a columnist for The Sail at the autu!11n ball in Thxedo Park, New York.. . •. ... '!:Silty *:l .a pPropnate f~rce to go ~~r betWeen.. rruu~treaii!· hberals ~nd pro- . Diego. Unro~-Tnb~ne ~n4 ant be reached at I? 1911; revolutionaries unc!er Sun_' Yat-s~n o~er~~ Os.~ ban Liden and ,his AI Qa~da.-;ter- gressave~ who support Amertca s war on Jo:epn.PeTkrnsUmon Tnb.com) China's Manchu dynasty. . · . · · • · , • In 1935, George Gershwin's opera and B<:$5~' ope~ed .. . .. on Broadway. . . · . ·• · . .· • . . '· . . In 1938, Germany complet~ its annetapon ~fCzechosloVa~ :: \,,. " . . . · kia's Sudetenlarid. . · ' m~ · ). .. !ieiJt. .t ¥ .Jn we :was· world 1·w. DAY IN HI's To.. ·n>-li . T ,_ES$ · · ' · ·. ; eradicate tuberculosis in Meigs County ahd we haven't accomplished ·that yet,'' said Connie Cotterill, R.N., Meigs County TB nurSe. She noted that the work toward that goal can only be continued if voters support replacement of a fiveyear half mill levy in the November general election. The current levy which amounts to 50 cents per RED . GREEN.' S VIEW bl . · ll · .· ., !- 'rt..e coming paren( p~o em is rea y an opportunity . or'~~~~,ChiangKai-shekrooktheoathof;fti~easpRsident' . .. :,:'•.. 'In 1951, the New York Yankees wor the World Series at home, defeating the New York Giants in gime sill by a sea~ of · ' " 8v RID ~REIN remembet !hat this isn't crisis. It's an • There's a couch on the &on.t porch 4-3. · · A lot of us have reached the age at opportunity. Here's a chance to show and a person on it. . 1970, 'Q uebec Labor Minister Pierre 'Laporte was kidwhich we 11= to dehl with the parent your own 'kids ..what could happen to . • There's a rusty vehicle lying on its sid¢ napped by the Quebec Liberation l!ronl, a miljtant separapst p,:oble,an. Not the p~renting problem, them if they don't do the smart thing and on the front lawn. group. (U.porte's body was found ~bout ~ week 4t~r.) . · when i)'O!Jr kids come home with blue . start saving fur your retirement home in • The gra,ss is 'hree feet high, and there~ In t973,Vice President SpiroT. Agnew,ahused of accepting ' hait:l inean the p~nt prob1em, wheri Florida NOW. a guy in the garage trying to fix a. lawn• bribes, pleaded no contest to one colint offederal in~ome tax 'your aging mom and dad come home ,. no evU mower. • evasion, and resigned his oftice. ,. •' with ·... weU, blue i)ait. It's a fact oflife that . I'm not sure whether this is specifically • The tlowerbed has a satellite dish in iii In 1978, President Carter signed a bill authorizing"the Susan when senior citizens can't take care of a male trait, but a lot of men l know have · · • There's a "For Sale" sign in the yard. · B. Anthony dollar. . . themselves anymore, they often have to this behavioral response:They believe that .. WQrds escape me · In 1981, .funer~ services were held in Cairo for Egyptian move in with their rnidilleoaged lcids,This if they see somebody do something, then On · th~ news the other day, the reporter can be especaally tough for you ·late theres a pretty good cl11nc~ that they'U said tha! the stoek mar~et had plummet-. leader Anwar Sadat, who had· been assassinated by Muslim extremists. bloomers, who may have only left home kn~w how to do· it. Just from watchi~g. ed. It went down 15 percent. What are Ten years ago: The Senate Judiciary Committee prepmd to . , a couple of years ago yoursel£ This makes at very dangerous for most they talking about? Fifteen percent is not But, in any case; y~ and y~ur parents men to watch how-to shows· or to even a,plununet. It's a dip. But, of course, they re-open the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, acc.used of sexual harassment by former atde are boun!l to have diffe"nt lifestyles, so look over the shoulder of a plumber or an want to exaggerate to get our att ti Anita Hill. . . . . . . the watchword here is patience. You may auto mechanic. Ra~ey than stand in awe And th do it on! on the down ~7d~~f FIVe years ago: PreSident Clanton JOmed Vtce. Pfl'sadent AI not understand why anyone needs to be of, or at least apprecaate, the skill level of th t t ylS t h 'd aU Gore in Knoxville, Tenn.; where the president moyed to broadup for the day at 4 in the morning, but another person, they're convinced that L~ ~. e wden up .. ~~llcen ,t ey ~ . th e mystery h as been revealed an d th ey bad · .,. · nanon · a1 laLthen, you •ve never eaten dinner at 3 an tnat a mo est gam. we en · th e sweep of th e 1nternet at 100 umversa,.es, uo b ful , exaggeraong h , the afternoon just to save a buck-and-a- are now ready to carry on alone. When. news may e use w en you~ . and ·o ther federal institutions. Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole hosted a rally in Cincirntati that ~atlired, bls IV!?Jlinl! ,. · , hidf~eith~r. Like~e, try not to get u~et ever you see something )hat's .been built talking to ~ung peot\bu~for ~ys mgly mate, Jack Kemp, ~nd retired Gen. Colin PoweU. · · . 'when they C91tlpiain abotityour foad.'Qa; . or repaired,·and it just ~oesn't look right, . age, we .nee, you •to ~c .~ <!~ .e u Y . One year ago: Americans Alan J. Heeger, Alan G. MacDi· . the Wallpaper in their rootta; Or:the tern- !htk's;4 P!i:tty good'c~~e 't~~ it hap':' · ~~d p~ .~r tlj,e b~tght Side. I deal arrnid an'* Japan's Hideki Shirakawa won ' the Nobel Priz~ in , : ·P~ i!t. c;llc, ~s~: hi theircown,.:.wayi~ P.~'lled li'Otn' some gily' seeing si:llfi~tffing ··Wjih·. ~. 'plia¢1f!et crQ)!cept·eyery nme I . · lo?k in 'the niir!O'r. !'don't n~e~. t<;i hear it chemistry; Russian Zhores J.Alferov iUid'l./,S.-'b~e<l.'•~S.e~~e(l · •. ~{~~il! :l'eiiJ!)" just ·Uyl\tg to'· teU you that he ne\>er should have. Herbert Kroemer and Jack Kilby•·Wiln'. the . Nobt:l '·~~~~. In, c :.~;lfiey]~ yt>.u. And chat J!PU .know nothListening is good nusused an ~ news report . · . . . .· · · phf$iCs. Jo Myong Rok, the high~t~1evcl Norih.KQt,ean.. ofti~!. ·,.;~...at)~ut anythirig. ol{, ~d also, ; you Communication is an important ingre- . ·. QUOTE 01' HIE D~Y: ~'If yOU smile cial to visit Washington to date, met With .Presidetit,CilntOfi at ··" ' i,alioul& pa:epare yourstif.for a lltde role- client in successful family life. Unforti.l- ten 'times a <\ay, people wi)l ass.ul,Jl.e ·~·~the · the White House. :' . . · · ·• ,. · .. reversal. .· nately, it doesn't alway.s happen, especially ·· it1edication." :-Red Green. . ·· '· Today's Birthdays: Playwright Harold Pinter i$ 71. Fo_rmer Remember hpw annoyed you used to with guys my age. Here are a few ways to ·· · Illinois Senator Adlai Stevenson Ill is 71. Actor Pete~ Coyote is get when you were a kid, and they told spot the homes of men who have trouble (Red Grea1 is the star of "The Red Green 59. Entertainer Ben Vereen is 55. Singer John Prine is 55.Actor · · you to•turn down the TV?You'U under- communicating: Show," a television series seen in the U.S. 011 Charles Dance 'ls 55. Rock singer.anusician Cyril Neville (The . ..,awrd What t~ey <Were tallting about when ,·• The house is pairtted the color of a·· PBS and. In Canada on the CBC Network, Nevllle Brothers) is 53. Actress jessica Harper is S:2, Singe~· you hear Andy Rooney's . voice at l20 ·Smartie. : ·.. · .· •md ·the aUthor of"Tire jqd Green Book" and · musician Midge Ure is 48. Singer FJavid Lee Roth ~ 46. . . dedbels. But the _tpain thing here is to ' • There's a wny in the bac~. • . ' "Rtd Cm'! Talks· Cars: A Liwe Story.") ' ,. , . a . ·~ ~··--···· Community C.lendllr 18 pub- Noel Scott, evangelist. Don llltlld - • "" Hr'ilcl to non- Quails Family, singers. 7:30 p.m. profit group• wllhlng to nlghlly, 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. MIIOII!a ...Unp and ..,.. Sunday. clll _ . _ Till c811ncllr II nat dlllgnld to ~ . . . or RACINE - Friendship Clrole, funcl.riiMfw or any 1ypl. 1t1ma Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the Sutkln .... prlnt.cl only u .,_. per- building of the Carmel-Sutton mill! and cannot blgua111nlled United Methodist Churoh. All to bl pa ~IIIII a ipKiftc numblr women Invited to attend. 9053 meeting, Tuppers Plains FRIDAY hall, Thursday, Meeting at 7:30 MIOOL.EPORT - Widow's Felp.m. following <inner at 6:30 p.m. low&hlp, Friday, noon, potluck, lunch, Mlddlepot1 Church of POMEROY - Athana·Melgs Christ. Educational SeMc:e Center Gov· emlng Board sctieduled for SUNDAY Thursday at 7 p.m. will be held at REEDSVILLE- Hoanecou•IQ the Meigs County Alternative at the Reedsville Fellowship School, 108 Mechanic Street, Churoh of Nazarene In Reedavllil oldiJI. Pomeroy. Sunday. Revival oct. 16-21 with . CHESTER - Pomeroy OES Pete De<:chl, evangelist. lf186, Tuesday, 7 p.m., Chatter . TUESDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Masonic Hall, for Initiation of olll· • • • • • • • • • • • Health Department, child lmmu· cera. Olllcara to wear chapter COUPON nlzation clinic, Tuesday, 9 to 11 dreeaes. Refreehments. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS and 1 to 3 p.m., at oflk:e on Memorial Drive. Take chlldrenUs TliURSOAY · Will be given in MEIGS COU~TY by shot niCOrds. Children must be accompanied by parent or legal POMEROY - Modem Wood™ men of America, But11nd\lm, Sat· guaadan. urday, 5:30 p.m. Halloween . Dr. A. Jacklon Ballel Office CHESTER - Chaster Town· themed party. Coma COitumed, 224 Main S1rttt, Pomeroy, Ohio ship Trusteee, regular meeting. 7 prizes. Cider, donuts and pizza p.m. Bids for truck will be opened furnished. Take co\lered dllh. at 7:30. C.ll Toll Fi'M 1-loo-e34 8215 tor en lmrneclla eppolntment. I POMEROY - Preceptor Elata Aid '"-IIH TbltHII will be gMrl by • LlcenMd HNrlng ..,.... POt;1EROY - Bedlord town· Elata Chapter, Elata Sigma Phi Sorority, Thursday night, LutherAnrWhO hlllrOUbll llurlng or undllaatandlng ship Truatees. Tuesday. 7 p.m. at an Churoh. Program by Hal convei'Mtlon lalnvlblcl to hllv. . FREE hlllrlngteat to ... H town hal. Kneen on herbs. Hosteua, Jean llhll problem cen blllelpecll Brlnglhla -pan with you tor ylllir FRI!E HEARING TEST, 1 $75.00 VIIUI. MIDDLEPORT - Revival ser• owell, Rose Sisson, and Vera UMWA • UAW • ARMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS vices at the Wesleyan Bible Holl· Crow. WALK·INS WELCOME ness Cllurch. 75 Pearl St., Mid· TUPPERS PLAINS- VFW . . _ _ _ 1111! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . dlepot1. through Oct. 14.. Rev. 1 8'eltne 1I 1 Friday, Oct. 12, 2001 • 9:00 • Noon I I I .. I lt.l I I 1 1 I ' "' . '' "care, maintenance, treat ... ment and hospitalization of residents of Meigs County who are suffering from tuberculosis." MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 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'I HEARING AID CENTER 11 I Pictures will run: Wednesday, October31 c:i ......... LOCAL EVENTS "Pumpkin Patch" See -,.-·-- ~ Angeles, I was fortunate enough to find a mentor. One day, my mentor said something that forever cracked my shell of resentment and anger. He said, "Armand, your parents behaved the way they did because they didn't know any better!" I suddenly realized that both my parents had only Show Off In The Sentinel In .. led you to a beautiful realization. our relationship is wonderful, and I Sometim<"S difficult situations are don't want to leave him. However, I'm afraid his obsession will evenruresolved by simple truths. DEAR ABBY: I am in love with ally come between us. What are your "Errol." But he has one big flaw. He thoughts on this? - IN LOVE has a habit of staring at other WIIH A LEERER DEAR IN LOVE: Glancing at women's bodies. Specifically, their . d" other people is normal. Staring is chests. I'm not talking about just a rmn . You know what? It took quite a glance at a well-endowed female. considered rude, inconsiderate and a while, but I penisted and it paid off. Errol literally stares until the lady. is sign of irnmarurity. It's also demeaning to one's companion. Finally, all my anger and resentment out of sight. Since your boyfriend knows how embarrassI find it annoying and dH$ipated. I cried tears of joy for my newfound medom and peace of ing. We have discussed it many tim<'~, his staring makes you feel and has mind. Then I actually began feeling but he refuses to admit there is any- made it clear he has no intention of love in my heart toward my parents. thing abnormal about his behavior. altering his behavior, I'd say your Softly, slowly ... love heals. I read He says all men do it. I have dated relationship with him is already a your column faithfully. Keep up the other men and have never experi- bust. good work. ARMAND' enced this problem. Dtar Abby is written by Prlulirtt AUGER, M.D., LOS ANGELES Errol ·says he loves me, and I Phillips •ltd daughttt Jtannt Phillips. DEAR ARMAND: Your mentor believe him. Other than his staring, Replacement levy·on ballot , "Porgy . .... ADVICE New arrival !"'ew. ., WiJl rott;eit Abigail Van Buren S1,000 in property valuation expires this year. The clinic, she said, has been operated in Meigs County since 1952 from proceeds of a half-mill levy. "Because the' residents of Meig~ County have continued to vote 'yes' for the tuberculosis levy, the agency has been . able through the years to provide numerous me services without additional cost to L--------'-.o;;..-' residents," said the TB Nichola Andraw Brewer nurse. These services, Cotterill noted, include tuberculin skin testing, chest x-rays for POMEROY - Mike and all positive reactors, labora.Misti Brewer announce the tory procedures, medical birth of a son, Nicholas evaluations by a qualified Andrew, Sept. 4 at Pleasant chest clinician, ~I TB drugs Valley HospitaL He as ordered by the clinic's weighed eight pounds, two chest clinician or the ounces. patient's private physician; Paternal grandparents are monitoring procedures at Mike and Joyce Brewer of least monthly or more freMason, W.Va., and maternal quendy to detect possible grandparents are Danny and adverse reactions for Cindy King of Pomeroy. patient's on medications, Great-grandparents are education and literature on Harty and Edna Roush of tuberculosis for patients, ·Mason, Evelyn Russell': of their families and the comMason, Jack and Ruby King munity. of Pomeroy, and David The office located in the • Campbell of Pomeroy. Meigs Multipurpose BuildNicholas was welcomed ing second floor, on Mulhome by his brothers, Tren- . berry Heights is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m'. Monday ton and JYler. through Friday. For information residents may call 7 40-992-3722. Wording on the ballot, POMEROY "The according to Cotterill, says goal of th,e local Tuberculo- that the replacement levy sis and Health Cliriic is to will provide funding for the .. P.~ R K r N s··y·'I E w . • Lexington (Ky.) Henld-Leader, with advict'jp(Armrir4m:• Everything was jn place: the troops and weapons wirhlq :sirik-1 ..For ~uch of my adult life - which ing c!Htance, the··international coalition built, humanitarian aid dates to Ronald Reagan's inauguration· ~ and ul~tums unheeded. Sunday's military strikes\ in 1981 - there has been a schism in ajlaii!Jt Mghanistan shopld have ·come as no surpris~. The ,Bush •: .~~ican politics. A divi~iorf between ~nistrailon adequately,.prq,ired flle ~~d fpt th~ justitia))!~, 1 .I,~J:!!-0~( :md Republican. An erunity retaliation for· Sept. 11 's ~mt atta:~~~: <,,;;i<J:.f ~ ;~~;":Gti~ ~~' conserv~nve. · , . , . i!r· ·• sixth-grade educations, and had they known better, they probably would have treated me differently. When I asked my mentor if I should forgi~ my parents, he said, "You got it! You'll have to forgive them every time they come to NEWS AND NOTES Some advice for Americans in . the days and months.ahea~ · Wadn•4ey, Ckblb• 10, 2001 Years of resentment washed away by decision to forgive . r~ lHEUTrtM the Bend Page AS .... ~. -- J • - --· r---· - • .,,TMT •. �P~~ge M • The Daily Sentinel Wedn11 d8y, October 10, 2001 SOCIAL SECURITY • The Daily Sentinel River Cup rtSults, Pag~ BJ Buckeyes up for Badgers, Page BJ Present Page 81 Paying taxes, a hentftt' of being employed 1 The chapter is rumed fur Sen. Thomas Ewing and his father, George Ewing, who w:15 a Revolutionary soldier. Any male over the age of 18 who had an ancestor servo= in the American Revolution is eligible fur membership. Information on membership may be obtained fiom Ashley, at 9927874 or Jim Lochary at 740448-7269. POMEROY Ewing. Chapter, Sons of the American RC\'Oiution, will celebrate its 65th anniversary on Oct. 25, with dinner at the Ohio University Inn at 6 p.m. Speaker for the evening will be State Sen. Michael C. Shoemaker of the 17th District. Alvin E. Wagner, director of the O~o University Extension 1 ~~ Division, was the organizer of SYRACUSE - Amanda L. the chapter, fuunded in October Brinker, bride-elect ofJack Ste1936. Members of the original gall II, was honoted recently charter included Lorin Nye, with a bridal shower at the CarJoseph Heidler, Augustus leton School. The shower was Townsend and Harley Noler, all hosted by Mindy K. Brinker. fiom Athens. Attending were Donna The org;mizational meeting Brinker, Agnes Boggess, Patry was held at the Hotel Berry.The Imboden, Mary Roush, Tamara first membership committee · Brinker and sons, Lois Jenkins included the late ·Nmbert and daughter, Audra Harrison Compton and Wallace Bradfotd and son, Kitty Couna, Mildred ofPomeroy. Hubbard, Ida Couna, Berry Past presidena were Franz Mcl{inney,Vicki Klaiber, Sharon Woodworth, Karl Kasten, Pauley, Sariah Brinker, Alexis Dewey Goddard, Edwin ]. Tay- Stegall, Penny Brinker.The door lor Jr., Ellis Woodworth, Dwight prize was won by Mary Roush. Rutherfurd, Harold Bobo, Fos- Game prizes went to Patry ter Coc and William Diles, all of Imboden and Lois Jenkins. Athens. Sending gifu were Mr. and Keith Ashley of Pomeroy Mrs. Dano King, Mr. and Mrs. reactivated the chapter in 1986, Chuck VanCooney, Mr. and after it had been being dormarlt Mrs. Manning Roush, Mr. and since 1977. At present, there are Mrs. Roger Coates, · Mr. and 72 members with several hold- Mrs. Robert Bower and Donna, ing membership fiom out of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ulbrich and state. Cale. st.awerhoNNs bride eled J I BY VAUEA fill IIIII You have to pay Social Security taxes, whether you like it or not. And more than ISO million people do, but did you ever stop to think about what you get in rerum? When you pay Social Security and Medicare taxes you get disability, family, survivor and retirement ·insurance and Medicare coverage. You may not have a choice whether you w.mted to buy this insurance, but when you need it, )'JU're glad it's there fur you. On your pay stub it's called FICA - that's short for Federal Insurance Contributions Act. l(s the name of the law passed by the Congress that says it's okay to deduct Social Security and Meclicare taxes fiom your salary. In fact, 7.65 percent of your gross wages are deducted as FICA taxes. The tax rate is 6.2 pen:e01 for Social Security and 1.45 percent fur Medicare. You may think that 7.65 pen:eiu is· a lot of money, but did you know your employer matches your tax payment dollar for dollar.Your employer pays 7.65 percent fur you and for every employee on the payroll. (If you. are selfemployed you have to pay the total combined ' employee/employer tax.) Generally, the insurance coverage you get stlrtS after you work and pay FICA taxes for 10 years. If something happens to you when you're a young worker paying FICA taxes, you .may qualifY because of an exception to this lule for young people who haven't had a chance to work that long.Your insurance coverage includes benelia paid every momh to eligible: • workers of all ages who have a severe disability; • spouses and children of eligible disabled and retired worlcers; • widow/widower and children of a deceased worker; and • retired workers a5 early as age 62. You also get Meclicare benelia to help with hospital b.ills. as well as limited coverage of skilled nursing facility stays, hospice care and other medical services at age 65 or younger if you become disabled. For more infOrmation on Social Security. visit us on the Internet at www.ssa.gov, or call us toll free at 1-800-7721213. (V,/rea Thompson is Social Security manager at Athens.) PEOPLE IN THE N ·E WS Jay Leno LOS ANGELES (AP) One of Jay Leno's HarleyDavidson motorcycles, autographed by some of the biggest stars in movies, musk, television and sports, is up for auction, with proceeds going to the victims of last month's The latenight talk show host has been asking celebrities to sign the 2001 Harley during his "Tonight Show" on NBC. The black motorcycle with a custom black leather seat, which Leno bought in July, has only 200 miles on it. Among the stars ~ho've already signed it: Arnold Sylvester Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Denzel Washington, Nicole l{jchnan,John Travolta, Nicolas Cage, Cuba Gooding Jr., Pamela Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Mira Sorvino, Terry Bradshaw and Martina McBride. Leno will continue getting si~atures until the auction ends. Bidding through eBay's Auction for America began Sunday and' runs through Oct. 17. The winning bidder's payment will go to The Twin Towers Fund. WldiNIAy. Odohr 10. 2001 WEDNESO\Y'S Eastern captures TVC title HIGHLIGHTS Easte: 11 drops in OHSAAgricl rankings Harold Sisson, president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. 2171, presented a $2,000 contribution to the Meigs County J~Ne-~ nile Court, represented here by Nancy Hill. The funds wm be use<t to assist foster children and other children In need with 5Choot' needs, Christmas gifts and other expenses. (Brian J. Reed photot. BYSconWGIR COLUMBUS -Despite last week's 45-6 win over Fed eta! Hocking, tbe Eastern football team dropped &om eighth to ninth in the latest in the OHSAA's Division VI, Region 23 computer ranklnJ9. Newark Catholic (5-2) leads the region, ahead of Trimble (6-1) and Dalton (5- C1IIP CORRESPONOENT McARTHUR - As a result of their win over Vinton County, the Eastern Lady Eagles (16• 3, H-1) claimed the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking division championship for the fourth year in a row. Eastern defeated Vinton County 15-7, 15-12. Eastern had defeated Ohio Division champion Meig'l earlier in the year, but last week faltered in a game against division foe Miller, the only loss on Eastern's slate. Coach Pam Douthitt, who coached Eastern in the early 1980's came back · to the nets this year after a long lay-off ro instill the same winning attirude she has developed in her championship softball teams. Douthitt. said, "We played better tonight. We had a good overall serving night and we were able to make a few more spiking attempa. Our play at the net was more aggressi"" 2). The .top eight teams in each region advance to the playoffs. Schlling gives D-Backs 1-G NLDS lead Celebrating anniversary POMEROY -The Rev. and Mrs. Paul White of 1856 Stan1 hope Drive, Newark, will celebrate · their 65th weddint' anniversary on Sunday. ; An open reception honoring the couple will be held at th«: Northside Baptist Church, 595 Goosepond Road, Newark. ~ The Rev. Mr. White is a retired Baptist minister and former.!ly pastored the First Southern Baptist Church in Pomeroy. ' The couple were married on Oct. 17, 1936 and have fout children, Melba (Dan) Lukvec of Wilmington, N. C.; w,,nd:t" Hoover of Grove City; David (Marilyn) White of Gu•ildc:rland~ N. Y., and Bonnie (Richard) Birney of Pataskala. They seven grandchildren, and six great-gauuldwdren. ·• ' l • 1 PHOENIX (AP) - Curt Schilling pitched a three-hit shutout in his fL."St postseason appearance in eight years as Arizona beat Matt Morris and the Cardinals 1-0 in the opener of their first-round NL playoff series. Janikowski still a wild man SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Oakland kicker Sebastian Janikowski fell at a nightclub due to an apparent drug overdose, cutting his face and requiring live stitches a few hours after the Raiders' game against Dallas, police said. Janikowski """' takev, to .a. hospital after patrons . at the Sno-Drift Bar reported he had collapsed early Monday rnorning, police spokesman r Dewayne Tully said. Janikowski, who attended team meeting. later Monday, was not arrested, Tully said. Rick~ Dudley out fOr season .. BEREA, Ohio (AP) -The Cleveland Browns have lost starting tight end Rickey Dudley for the rest of the season with an injury to his right foot. I Ka:t to coach at Wo:tcls Friday--. .october 12, 2001 ,_,_ 1Oam-3pm .' tonight." CAN'T TOUCH THIS - Indians starting pitcher Bartolo Colon throws during the sixth inning of Game 1 of the American League Division Series against the Seattle Mariners Tuesday in Seattle. c;:olon go~ the win as the Indians won 5-0. (AP) Colon drowns Mariners SEATTLE (AP) -While closing in on history last week, the Seattle Mariners couldn't escape hearing about their unbelievable record. They still can't. ~ · Th<'y1re 0-"1. , Just days after tying a 95-year~old record with their 116th win, the Mariners lost Game 1 of the AL playoffs on Tuesday as Bartolo Colon pitched eight shutout inning. in the Cleveland Indians' surprising 5-0 win over Seattle. This wasn't the way it was supposed to be. The Mariners came in as heavy favorites to beat the Indiaps, who weren't given much of a chance despite winning their sixth AL Central title in seven years . Until now. "The postseason is real weird," Indians first baseman Jim Thome said. "We would for sure have taken a split whel) we came out here.;' Ellis Burks went 3-for-4 with a homer as the Indians outplayed the Mariners, who ran away with AL West. "There's no reason to panic," second baseman Bret Boone said:''We've cbft'ie too far, and this club is too good to panic at this point." Colon dominated the Mariners, who led the league in batting average, runs and virtually every other offensive category. He gave up six hits, struck out I 0 and allowed only one runner to reach third base - and that was on a tl;irowing error. "He told us on the flight, 'Give me a couple runs and I'll do the job,"' Burks said. "He did. He was just overmatching those guys." The Indians won a playoff opener for just the third time in 11 series since 1995. "We're here and we deserve to be here," Burks said. "We didn't sneak in. We won our division by seven games." The Mariners didn't look like the same group that dominated the AL this season. Rookie sensation lchiro Suzuki had three hits, but got nailed stealing and left two on in the fifth when his shot to the gap in left-center was caught by Kenny Lofton. "We've come back after losing the opening game of a series all year," Mariners manager Lou Piniella said. "There's no sense of urgency." Following an off day Wednesday, the series resumes with Game 2 on Thursday. Chuck Finley, back in the playoffs for the first time since his rookie season in 1986, will start against Jamie Moyer. PIMM - 'Mbe. B:J Eastern was led by Kass Lodwick with seven poina, four aces, and a I0-of-11 serving night. Lodwick also led in . spiking with 9-of-1 0, two kills, · . and tw<i blocks. Tilfeny Bissell was 11-of-11 serving with seven points and two aces 1 while hitting 5-0f-15 sets with three assists. Janet Calaway was perfect at 10-of-10 with an ace and six points. Calaway continued ro lead in setting with a 17-of-23 night with three 3S$Uts for ;cores. Calaway was also 3-of5 serving. Katie RobertSOn was 8-of-8 serving with 'six points and 3-of-4 spiking with a kill. Tammy Bissell was 5-of-7 spiking for four poina and an ace, while connecting on 2-of-4 spikes for a kill. Whitney Karr had two kills and Alyssa Holter was 3-of-3 with two kills. Eastern won the reserve game to remain undefeated at 13-15, 15-8, and 15-10. Stacy Smith led the way with 13 points,jessica Dillon had eight. Braves beat Astros, .7-4 HOUSTON (AP) - Greg Maddux thought well as I can pitch:' He allowed three runs, two INDIANAPOLIS (AP) he pitched one of the best games of his career earned, on four hits with 6ve strikeouts and three George Karl gf the Milwauand was losing when he left. Rey Sanchez, the walks, his most since June 15. He ended two kee Bucks will coach the U.S. shortstop acquired for his glove, made .an eriiir inning~ with double-play ground~rs. team of NBA players at next · · that put his team behind. And d<;>ser John Smoltz Houston was boosted by a great start fiom year's World Basketball. ~ve up a ninth-inning homer. Wade Miller and a two-run homer by Brad AusChampionship. Ail those thin19 went wrong for Atlanta- and mus. Sanchez's error put Julio Lugo on first base righ! fur Houston - and the Braves still beat the to open the sixth inning, and Moises Alou later Astros 7-4 Tuesday in Game I of their best-of-' drove him in with a groundout. 6ve series. The Braves' eighth-inning rally was started by "It's always good to get off to a good start:' said pinch-hitter Keith Lockhart, who doubled and Brian Jordan, who put Atlanta ahead 2-0 with a· scored on a single by Marcus Giles. Then Julio FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) sacrifice fly and a solo homer. "It takes a little Franco hit a grounder to Lugo at shortstop that The New England Patriots pressure off:' , should've been an imling-ending double playreleased veteran receiver Bert The Braves have yet to know the meaning of but wasn't. Emanuel, opening a spot on pressure against the Astros. Atlanta swept a 6rst- r: Lugo's error led to a pitching change, setting the roster as troubled receiver round series in 1997 and won three straight after ', up a showdown between ·Astros closer B11ly Terry Glenn returns to the losing the opener in 1999. , :Wagner and Braves slugger Chipper Jones. . . BIG STICK GUY- Atlanta's Chipper Jones, center, celebrates team. The Braves trailed 3-2 going into the seventh ~ It didn't matter. Jones sent the first pttch JUSt his three-run homer with teammates Brian Jordan (33) and Glenn ·reported for work · even though Maddux said he "pitched about as · over the w.ill in lefi field for the go-ahead homer. Marcus Giles (24) Tuesday. (AP) Monday after his four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy ended. Pats make room ·for Glenn • Southern .boosters to meet RACINE - The Southern High Sch.ool Athletic Boosters will meet Wednesday ay 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. • All parents, boosters, fans, and community residents are . urged to attend. 949·221 0 Raeine, Ohio MEMBE FD --------------------------------------------------~ . ,. ••••• Coming Thursday: Previews of Friday's prep football action Meigs netters vyin again Southem tops F. Hock BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORREPONDENT McARTHUR - The Meigs Marauders bounced back to win the third game and defeat Vinton County in a three game volleyball match Tuesday evening at Vinton 'County High School. Meigs won the first game 15-2, but the Lady Vikings bounced . back to take the second game 15-1 (. But it was all . maroon and gold in the third game as the Marauders rolled to a 15-1 wm. Mindy Chancey scored 16 points on 21-of-21 serving with one ace and seven assists, Nikki Butcher added 11 poihts on 16-of-16 serving, Corrie Hoover added seven points on 12-of-12 serving with seven kills, Jaynee Davis added ·five points on I0-of-1 0 serving with seven kills and one block, Katie Jeffers added BY ScoTT WoLFE one point on six-of-six serv- OVP CORRESPONDENT ing, Katie was. I 0-of-1 0 on assists, Kayte ·Davis added one point on five-of-five serving, with three kills and one block. Chrissy Miller added two kills and three blocks. The Marauder junior vail sity nailed down the TVC Ohio Division crown with a two match win, .they are 141 on the season. Meigs is now 14-3 overall and 14-1 in theTVC. RACINE ·_ Southern ·defeated Federal Hocking in two games to secure a TVC Volleyball match win, Tuesday. Southern was led by Rachel Chapman with I0-of-13 spikes and three ki)h, while netting 5-of-5 serving with a point and a 23-of-23 passi'ng game. Katie Sayre was 15-of-16 spiking with six kills and a great game at the .net. Deana Pullins was 9-of-9 · serving and 17 -of-17 setting. Emily Hill was 13-of-13 serving and 15-of-15 spiking with a kill. Amy Lee was 5-of-5 spking and had a kill with a great passing game, Brooke Kiser was 3-of-3 serving with a 9-of-9 setting night and good passing game. Jeri Hill contributed a good passing game and Bra"di Lane was 3-of-3 serving with a good setting game. Ple1se - Southern, B:J ' I . �Page B2• The Dally . Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2001 SenUnei~------------!P:OI:mer::oy~,M:kldl:::~~~~~~p=ort.~~Oh==lo~--~-------- It e:.. 1r .:tt IB •· =~~:=.oa~ =~-:.r-....m= ucl\eyes 40 ;;..~~~lollddlepott =" ~= r:·~ ;;,: I Badgers · t I ~ ~<M>A ~ tn:ribune- Sentinel- CLASSIFIEDi == We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties like No One Else Canl •20 Ton Jacil. LJko Now, :$45. &Ton Jack. sa. • .,._ -440. 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Apallment www.axhoalthy.com 403 "!!.!::. r . iiiii~;;;--;;..--, f16 u--ur I va11 practice lnAihenl. Ex· pelience desired but not ANNouNcllMJiNis o u r n'ANIED ,.._ry, This pooltJon of· ~...__ _ _ _ _ _.., .._ _ _ _ _ __. fert btntfitl, atartlng aallry --, • ccmiTI8niUf'lte with quaiHt- ll lbuWANIDl Pro•- Coordinator NEW EPHEDRA FREE LoooGua<IOibotaodln2s~lll ran ~·~ . Dr. Approvedll FraeConaultatlon 1-888-387-3646 . Wlnted to Buy: Standing OPTOMETRIC TECHNI· _Wh_y_w_a-it?_S_ta_rt_mH_tl_ng TlmbOf. (7<40)3711-2758. ClAN poaltion avallablo lor Ohio s~.vo~- tonlnhl, call toll PfiiOI'ltlontoiiUi wlthllltl In • ..,..... .... Ifill pi tYt - free HI00-788-2623 ext In 1 I>'Oillllli\'t, pri1821 . 6 11" . . ...,. • ....... eun.. _ _......., •AI ....,....,., ................... 101 . . . . . . . . . ... Ilim The ll!uWANIDl I , ._. -ukrt ... _ _ ~ Cenler,.;, Ec:o- =~i;;G.tr1,;;;1r'11~: nomic Netwol1< Heka a •~ lor luiLtl- -rt·tlmt .,. r , _, ~ goai-o!ltntod p8IIOf1 lo coonllnalaaoomputo<llldlnt lidlil ~fling couraolor diJ. ptaced · Cooldlnator 11 - - lor 0¥811ighl of_,_,· 10_, 11 1_, ,....,...., "'"9 betwHn training litH, county job and famlty 181'V· k:ea, odviaory oouncll, ll1d ACEnot; and IIUpllfYillon ol rr lundod project whoch ra· quires lengthy auto travel in a thl'ff& county area. COITUIIEI, Rutfand De-- AddrtiMra wanted lmmedl· ca1iona. Approximately 35 Applicants lhould hlwe e~~:partment Store, Thu,.., F~.. ala~! No expetlence nee- houll per wN~ Including perlence with diYOIN com· Sat .. noon·7pm, Oct. 5th· t110ry. WOII<attoolt. Cell 1101111 .-ngo and Satur· pular aoltwaro appllcallona. -•••talor ca- Ir "='=' & 1101 up on your IOIInc:fud. (740)245-1rt1 & llbergl lng 1 ':..~~ Mobilo Loold- To Buy A Now -~ ~·-· .,. land? UoS . 50 Eut, Alhono, Oh, Ha0nlyvo10 Lots 740-592·1972. · Lift, 3(N. 7 Final Days Invontort ' Rt<lucllonl (304)738-34011 u...!!! wNcll- trainers and volunteers for the program. Thlala .agrant = Na- :u':'.!. 3&.7295. ~h~it moblla nanoing ~. Fl·---. available. ( 740)441·1~98 or (740)448- 3583 · 12x86 with 8x16expando. 2 Bed""""', 2 Bath. Newly Cerpett<l. High EHiclenoy Furnace. Air Condlilont<l. Good Condition. Priced to Sell. (740)367·7871 · Houif.s ,.__ FUR~• (740)448-1340 BEAunFUL APART· ENTS AT BUDOET Pfl1. ~E8 AT JACKSON ES. TATES, 52 W - Drive •~ $383 Walk ro 11om ...7 to . shop & rTIOVIot. Coil 7404411-2568. Equal Houolng I:::::== .=·:-:--:-:-:Chrilll)' • Family Living. • 331-40 New Lima Rd., Rut· land, Ohio, 740·742-7403. 1 -3 Bedroomo Forectoot<l Apata~eo'hornemercandlal l 1d•~ ren ... m .- 510 Homes From $199/MO., 4% Down, 30 at 8.5% fronts available for lease. vnrs APR. For U111ngt, 800-319-- Vacancies now. 3323 Ext. 1709. Fumlllhad alflclancy, all utll· paid lhare bath 2 bodroom home cloae to itles • ' 125 town, basement. River view, month, 919 2nd Avenue. $4251 month; 3 bedroom In <740 1448-3945· town, 1-112 baths. Good lo- Gracious IMng. 1 and 2 ~tlon. $5001 month. Rtfer· bedfoom apal1mlf'ltl at VH· enoes and dlpoltt ~ulred . lagt Manor and Riverside · (740)448-3644. Apartrntnts In Middleport. .:...room Houle NC Ro- From $278-$348. Coil 7402• • 5064 E ua1 Housing lrlge<ator Incl.-, Deposit 9112• · q 0:=:PP:,:O.:.:"""::::Itlet::;.·_ _ _.., and Releronces.. (304)882· ::: 2198 Call after 5:00 Middleport, Beech Stroot, 2 3 Bldroom HOUMI~n ·Rio bedroom turnlshed . apartG-~e. No Pete. mont, no pets, deposit & ref· ·~N ..,..... utilltl paid month pluo Dopoolt. tr~~~~.Qt6S 01 • (740)245·5439 <7 · Room House with Bath Modem ' t bodroom apart· 5plus Double Garage. mant, (740)446.()390 · (740)441-1&18 Now •a•tn~ppl'--t~-- s No•. 41h, (740)742-7243, t0illrtt1.fl66.295-5709 days. Room for ad- El!j)Ot1ence rnanavtng 1>00ragdoiOharbaisaga.com vancemtnt. II lntereatt<l piollld projOcll requlrt<l. ....:.------"--- Awllcatlona bolngaOCO!llod oend .,.,.,. loner and re- Thia Is a tul~tlme, poait!Oo Paralegal Needed. Eatab_ _ ....,. Disney S.ch Vacations, 6 lor hcxJ18Cieanlng person- sume to The Dally Ser:ltinel, with a competitive salary, tlahed Huntington Firm. lntoliiiidlhaal nighrs, I1ICe hotel, witii&C11· Fire and Waler Damage PO Box 729-12, Pomeroy, flex tome. and excellent Contact Kelley Services. dw•t•'ll*'-'•tfNclln 12x66 Norrie trailer, 2 ~ flee- for $199, (614)898· Cleanil)g and Repairs. MUll Ott -45769. beneflta. Please send re- (800)295-9470 lhll niWIPIIII .,.. ioom, 1 bath, good condJ.. 2728 Ha11e 'Reliable Tranaporta.aume and three references ..u.bll on .. equll tlon, central air, $8,000. 110o and 118 Punctual. 5pe- O . e - Center haa part by Dctol>ar 15th to Ru88 URGENTLY NEEDED· _....,(740)367.0120 Losr AND clal ear.. Cleaning SaMce time ll1d fiJI! time poaltlons Combo, ACEnei, 94 Colum- plume donOra, Nm $45 to FOUMI 1743 Centarwy l!oad. Gal: available for LPN's and bua Road. Athens, Oh $80 for 2 or 3 hours weekly. t6 Wide. on~ $195.00 Por L ~-------_.1. lipals, DH4S631.(740)44&- STNA's on all shills. Arrr 45701. No phone calla Call Sera·Tec, 740·592· Monlh,8.flll%Axedlnlerest 9585 one Interested lhotJkf call please. EDE. 8851 . Rate With Air And UnLOST· Pomeranian Route Klistie Madden at (740)992H~ derpin?lng 1-888-92~ 75 bolween Lowar Garfield AVQNi All AreasI To Buy or 6472 or ltop by our (ront ol· Project Trainer- The Appa·l14tl" BI9NlSs Ailad ~ conotructlon wol1<. •·1. Shlrte••~·rs,304- •··toran•...,.•!lon. EOE tachlanCenterlorEconomtc ....... ·--·I'DR......., 1987 1~><50. 2 BR, Bath. Family pat, last aeen being m,1429. • ..,..... ·~ ....,....... Networks aoeks a goel-orl· ''""""""" · .A/C. Good Condition. picked up by a plck· up Ovarbrook Centar Ia our· anted ' parson to train dla· (740)367·7187, 3 BR houot on $8900. 2 Sto INCk. Red collar~ naa col· Orlvar.QwnerOperator nontly seeking a bMullclan placadoru~adwol1<· Galllpolloca- Cotilgo 5co 01 Ad Che (740)367·7015. 198314><50 lar, Reward. 40 446·3103 PTL: T1ll ONLY Option· to wol1< pOrt time in the facl~ "'" In o computer and llle (Coraera Close To Homa) nice aize ~A. Kltc~te~ Good Condition. 2 BR, Both 82 cpm. ALL MILES. 11y's beauty aaion. Cand~ okills training COUI18. Train· Cell Todeyl 740-4411-4387, bath, lor mora Information $8900. t2x65, 2 BR, Bath. YARDSAu 'NOiorcedNE01C8nada datallhoukf_...a,al- ar Is responsible lor lmple1·800-214-ll452 , (740)985·39~ $2900. (740)448·4734, ::..,:::..:.::...;=-:---:,, " n --~ 'No-touch fro~ ld mana~ng cosmotologlat mentallon ol training R=191J.05.1274B. · (740)441·1337, (740)367· Brick homo In city, newly 35 Woll2 room Town"PAID bale plattt and license u well as llablity In- course asaletlng county lob t16 3 Bedroom on Route 2, 7015. decorated, 3 bedroom, beth r,auee Apartments , •nc•uaa 11 permlta-NO ESCROW! surance. Salary Is baaed servlc8 agencies with emM:ISJEJ.~ • (304)675-5332 ~ No..... Mobile Home, end halt Basement with rae Water. Sewage, Tralh, 1 Y. 8.\u. I yr. OTA, 23 yra. Old & COL on commlulon. lnteraatod ployment daYOiopment and 1 "~ 2 room, central air, gaa heat, $350/Uo., 74().446.()()()11 . wiHuMetl"9qUirtd. Compa- candidates should contact aa.ststlngWithcustomerskill 2Bx60Doublewidelltllngon 14x70, 2 bedrooma, 1107 Teodora Ava., $550 ApartrntntAvallableNow . "'-------·· ny DriYenl W*":"". the Olractor c1 Maoi<atlng ol 81SOISments, and p1oper Oak firewood, s35 1 load, rentt<l lol. Wrth 2x6 walt, bllhl, par month pius IHICUrity, deCell Call Today! Administrator at (740)992- malntel\8nce and manage- two or mort loacta 530 thermal pane windows. $1 7 ,000. ~ • posit, no pets please. 1Win RlwrTowera 6 Family Garage Sale. 922 Puchallhlcll u-· 6472. EOE mont oiUalnlng site, includ· (740)742-2897 or (7oW)992· Priced 1o Sell. Point Pleas· mont, (~40 (740)448-2573 . (304)675-6879. Jencho - d . Cheshire, 1-100 1410405 lng minor troubloahootlng or 7285 ant area. (304)676·3889 1993 Clayton t6xll0 mol>" lor appl~tfon. HUO aubsl· Ohio. Clothing, HouaehcMd Orl ted COL. Part-time Dietary Aide computer Jabs as necessaask for Rosemary. home. 3 br., 2. ba. asking Pilot Program, _!!:nters dlzecl apt.for ..arty and : IIams, Mlac., 10112· 10113 fr:c::. ahoukf ha•a ex· 13 bedroom, 1·112 bath, heat 304·n3·5885 after Noadt<l, 31)4.736-7.. . diiBbted. EHO. Centenary, Friday, October reco • rug • applicants lhould apply to: perienct with diverse com- • • pump. SCfe&ned In porch, Why rent? govemment Tara Townhouse Apal1· • 12th 8-12. Play Station, tod• fits, senlof'l welcome, 1- Rocklpringa Retlabllltatlon puler toftware appllcatlona, . fenced In back-yard, new 181 time buyers· Govern· backed 5oana trom $490 menta Very Spacious 2' d"r boys cloihea, wornena IIOO-S3t.e553. center, 36759 Aockapnnga Including word proctulng All Kerosene w~ks Instal· siding, blolldlngo, $85,000. ::;,~~ ~~j;..~lo~'i"~a:. down. (740)446·3093 2 FloOra, CA. 1' clotheoand misc. EARN SS30.00 WEEKLY Road, Pomeroy, Ohio ll1d sproadohetlaand data· ' ltd; repalnnglorcad air ker- (740)441-1033 (740)367· wood Supe..\inter MOBilE HOMES 1112 Both, Ful~ Carpeted . Garage Sale ttth 12th Olstnbutlng Phonecards. No 45769. ATI: Gina Wa•or. bases. Experience teaching oaene heatera; :awn "": 0514 Adu- Pool & Baby Pool. Pa· , 3th 713 West Cotleg8 Experience Necessary. FT/ Supetvflor, Equal Opporh.f· or training others In lntorma- era: small eng nes. Mt 3br: A tl ttached 1 2a.GO 3 Or 4 Bedroom. OnfOR RDrr tlo, Stan $365/Mo. No Pets, . Stre8t Alo Grande. State PT Call1 ·800-572-3361. nlty Employer Encouraging tlon tl<:tlnoiOgy Qr compulet' (740)446· 7804 · 8 ~~ t Condh:r 1y $345.00 Per Month Lease Plus Security Deposit. : R · 325 so h A 1q WOrkplace Olvertity. use is required. garage. en · 8.99% Fixed lnttrell Aate, 14x70 three bedroom $300 Required, Days: 740-446· oute ut . nt ue EASY WORK! EXCEUENT This position require a David's General Contracting Brick front. New Vln)'l aid- 1-888·928-3428 a month & $150 ..W...:.~t, no 3481; Evenings: 740--367-. Sofa, Wood Table with 4 PAY! Auamble products at p a r t • t I m e lengthy auto traVel. This Ia Plumbing, electrical, paint- lng, new roof. Near GaiUpo...v~· 0502 740-446..0101 chairs, Glassware and Cotnome. call Toll Free houeek.Mperllaundry staff part·llme, grant funded polf. lng, decks, roofs. Call lis. · Call after 5pm. 3 bedroom mobile home for peta, (740)742·27~4. ' · 7 .5588 Ext. 12t70 , _ l o r 100 bed a~lt<l tlon with a competHive ul· (740)256·11373 (304)633· (304)675·5038 lactlblas, Man and ladles 1salt, total alectr~. bedroom !Mi, no pets, Very nle<~, 2-3 bedroom 2 www.hOmefobl.com/12170 nurt:lnQ facility. ary and aome flex time. 6265 For Aeni or Sale. Small (7.0)992-5868. $245/mo lncludea water. apartment, In town, large : 1 5pm FAST OIIOWING BUll- applk:anllllhOUid apply . PieaH Hnd resume and Full aerv<e houH ciNnlng, House 5250. Month • $200. Umlttd Or No Cradlt7 GoY· $tOO dtpollt. (740)446· kitchen, LA, $500/mo. _Rei· NESS NEEDI CASIIERS Rocklprlngo Roheblllta~ lhnlo rolerenC<Il by October $7.00 hour, very hofloat. Dapoolt. · (304)727·3318 ernmont Bank Finance Only 3617 eroncos & daposH requored. · Hugh Moving Solo. Stlur· & COOKS PART nilE, canter, 3675i Rocklpo~lo 15th lo Ru81 Combo, ACE· Ralerences a•ollable. Call trorn 6pffi.t1pm. At QakwoOd In Baltloura· 2 Br, 1 112 bath, 14 wide (740)446 3644 day October 13th 8.... • Bit - d . Pornoroy, net, 94 Columbus Rood, (740)-2977 ••~ Crown City acr~ tram FULL TIME. ALL I • 45'788, Att: Mike Gilmore, Athena, Oh 415701 , No For sale by owner: Nice bi- villi, WV 30+736·~1:1'. with large e~~:pando & cen· SPACE Owaiey'a GrocetY. St Rt 7 SEND REBUIIE TO: TNE ~· Equal 0ppo<tu- phone calbl plaaaa, EOE. Goorgoo Po-e Stwmlll, home on 1 aero noor New 14 Wide, 3 Bedroom. !:era::.!;:;al;:,r,.:;,(7.;.40:.:.)992=·=2-:16_7_-:FOR RENI' South Cerpets Houaehold DAILY SENnNEL, PO nly Employar Encouraging don' haul your 1ogt to the Cheater. . ThrH bedroom, 0 ~ $19850 Frat Delivery ~ ToOiaHolkfao 'oecorattono' lOX 7a.ot, POMEROY, WorkpiaceDivlllllty. AN (Fuii·Time) case man- mlll)uatcati 304-675-1857. two balha, ........,r gara111 , n., • · 3 bedroom mobile home In Furnllure arMt Out Door: OH 45711. ager, coordlnatlon-aupervifamily (90ffl With fireplace, & Set Up. 1-888-928-2428 Middleport, no pete, Mile Something for EY8f'V· H d perton teded to elon of patient care. Ll· Top To Bottom Clunera, sun room. New central heat· New 1-4x70, 3 bedroom. 2 (740)992·5858. l~ie,t>On: ~tis one ·• an Y h hornen f'911tion Annou..,._t cenlod In OH. and WV. prol-lonal, and aiforda· lng & eJc oyatem. One m~ bath, only $995 down & bedroom Middleport 3 · worx Wit Poadng Date: 10105101 Muat tlave P.P.S ble, hOmea. otfleea. rentala, nute off Route 7 but atill prt- $189.62 per month, call $3 per plus depoe: Large Sale at Jotlnaon SlcNtary I . ence and familiar wHtl Medi· conatructiOn and remodeling vale. (740)985·388, . HarOld 740..a85w4387. . It, 75 rent Includes water, sewGreenhouse. Friday and ' 8oclll Work Progrem care and JCAHP guidelines Cleaning. Can dO almost Saturday. Toys, Clottles, ~.:~~~er::a required, call The UnlveraUy ot Rto for home health. Contact anything (740)992·1391 or For sale lg. ranctl style New Double Wide. $195 et'·& trash, (740)992..0175 HOUSOIOI.D Shoes, Appliances, TV'a. • · Grandt 1nv1teo applications Pate Sommer, Modi Horne (740)992·2979 home, 4 br., 3 ba., w/ Por l.tonlhl 3 . Bedroom, 2 3 Br balhs 14x70 New~ Gooos 2 Heavy Equlpmant Opera· IO< the poaltion o( StcrtiiiY HeaHh. 740-446·3880 RNa· . """""" In patio po.,h, 2 Balh. Free Delivery & Sat· ,.,.;.,eled (r40) • t 992 2 87 Wednesday & Thursday, lora naaded NOWII Back· 1 In 111e Colllgo o1 l.lloral PAN noedt<l also. TRI·CDUNTY CONSTRUC· car gerage $78,000. up. 1-898·928-3428 ==-'-'-'....:..,--8:30am-? Qlasa, house· h T kh 0 & 0 Arts and SCiences for lhe TION . New Beautiful River VIew kteal Appliances: Reconditioned wares, collectibles, echool y.oe, r:_ t ~ ndozer: Social WOrk progr~m. SECURITY GUARDS Construction/Remodeling. CorntUtrical Iota for Ale or Price Reduced. 3 Bedroom, For 1 Or 2 People Aeferen- WUhers, Dryers. Ranges, desk, toote, ctothlng. anti- ou can ra a cer *Skiing, 'Roofing, *Drywall, leut. in Pt Pleallnt 304- 2 1/2 Bath. 2 car Garage, 2 cee Deposit No Pets Foa· Refrlgratora, Up To 90 Days qun,. State Route 141 , =nln Reaponllbilltlea of lhe poai- Temporary HCurlty guards 'We Oo It Air Free Eatl· 'ca.11 bltween Fireplaces. Palfo Doors, tar 'rraller Park Guaranteed! We Sell New Centenary lod . · liable Ope 1 110o Include but.,. no4 lm- lor up to 6 montho. Must mates. 674-4623/674-3655 5pm.t2. Much Morel c - to Holz· Ot 61 ' t.taytag Appllsncas, French gmg ava · ra ors · er'a, Gallipolis, OH · City Maytag, 740-446--nas. 1 have claan pollee record Yard Sale. 10111· 10/14. arestandlngbyiCail todeyl ltod to pto•lding vonora good wort< hiotOI)', rellabli Will haul away, clean out, New bric1< houoe on 2·112 (740)44t.0310 MoblleHomolorRentlnRio - - - - - - - Clothes, Furniture. Craft1, 1-868 448 8869. secretarial, clerical ~ transportation, valid drivers clean up or move almost acrea, 3,000 square foot In& Grande. 2 Bedroom, aome For Sale: Reconditioned 9r'10 miles out of Evergreen Help wanted caring for the =~~~~==·~- ltcense, home phone and anything. Call (740 l446 • grou~ pool, storage build· Lots utilities, Close to college. wastlers, dryers and refrlg1• $2751 month. (740)245· erators. Thompsons Apption HemlOCk Road. elderly, Darst Group Home, tertng students and i.atgn- muet have black steel toe 7S04 lng, Smith's cablnelll trim. ACREAGE now paying minimum wage, lng student advtaora; main- Nfely shoes. Pay starts at Will power wash houaea, (7o40)446.0149 5,00 ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· 4 YARD 8AJ..E.. new shiha: 7am·3pm, 7am· tainlng budget acoounta and $8.50 perk trailers. · anything. can Newly eonstructed, alngle 2. 7 acres, uneven terrain, In Nice clean, bedroom, In nue•.(304)875· 7368. 3 -. PoMmoVI.Mmol.J:. 5pm, 3pm· Hpm, ttpm- recorda for the SOCial Work re; w:~ ~Frida &am· (740)441·4238 or (740)446- lltOfY 1600 sq. toot home. Welct'ltown, $2700, please country. (740)256-6574 "Kitctlen cabinets, Aristok· 7am, call740-992·5023. program, providing rtatard"l 4 for a~Yntment . 0151 aak tor Ron. II no Located 1o minutes from call (660)583-3753, L.eave rah, good condition, tweN'e, Oct. 11th, (Thursday), Home Health Agency 888k- assistance to the Program pm answer. leave messeg&. Holzer Hospital, 20 minutes name and number APt.lm.IENrs chestnut brown wood. In~. eludes countenop and sink. 42231 Cootville Ad .. Reects· lng P'ar1-tlmel Per Dleml Director making on~mpua Someone to stay with older trom Pleuant Valley Hoapl· · G ville, Oh, to much to men· CNA/ STNA. Competitive arrangementlforLA 101 D1: gentleman overnight and tal,oftSA180ona private HUNTIN 0 R FORRENr $400. Call .. after 6 pm., tlon, (740)667-6086. salary ·with btnefltl. Apply gathllring and c~:lng ~ help with his personal care. rib B~ 11·112 acre lot. 3 bedroom, RECREATION LAND . (304)675·4439 - - - - - - - : : - - a1 750. First Avenue, Gal· ~~~~n;~ ~~~r c~~l du- (740)446-4316 n.-..--~ 2...112 baths, tMg kitchen Ranging In 5 acre to 100 1 and 2 bedroom apart· . STATE TESTED NURSING 1...nTv1uun•• ..w!oak cabinets, OR, LA acre tracts, some adjoining ments furnished and unfur· Main Street Furniture October 12ttl· 14th from Sam Hpolls or phone 1-866-441- ti 1811 assl ned until 4pm, three miles out 1393 (toll free). g · ASSISTANTS wtgas log fireplace, central P'ubllc hunting. A11allable In ntshed security deposit re(304)675-1422 State Route 1413 off of THISIIYOURCHANCE INOT1Cif air, laundry room, front Athena, Gall ia , Jackson, quired ' no peta 740•992• 515MalnStreet, Polllt Routa 7, first driveway on H-ormt N-oel A h~ SChool 1 TO SHINEII . OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· porch & 2-t/2 car IIOrBVO- Pike, SCioto and Hocking 2218 ' ' Pleasant , the 1of1 peal Wolle Pon Rd. $835 Weeki)' Proceaalng oqu ,.!:nt req~!_:_. p ~ Hoi Senior Cere Center lNG CO. recommenda that Immediate pooaasalon. Ap- County, also Lewis Co., KY. -:::-.- :--:-":"'":"'7" iiia;;;;;.:;:;:;;.;;.~..;.--., Mall. Eaayl No Expert. ate .......wree pre .... ,..,.-, rev zer · do buslneaa wlttl people praised at $125,500. Make For more Information and , Bedroom Apartment, ReNew & Used Fu~iture YARD&\u. once Needed. Celli· ouooll~texportencehelp- theo;'\~J" lrlgtrator, Range, NC In· New 2 Place Llvingroom 8 :~~ ~know. andNOTtosend offer. Call (740)446·451~ FREEmapsoontact: ~ Pr. PJ..EAsANr 800-662·8726 Ext. 2070, ful . ~a~ h~l rive 1181 raUng money through the mall until from 8·5pm, M·F, or Anthony Unci Co., Ltd. eluded, $289 Plua Oepoalt & Sultea, $399. Buy, Sell, 1-&00-21 34381 lw-ioii-iiiiiiiiliioor 24 Hrs. All appllcanta mu1t 1ubmlta from Htalthgradta, Inc. Ia you have lnveltlgattd 1he (740)448-3248 after 5pm. Reference. HUO Approved. _T,_ad_e_ . - - - - -Last Sale Until Sprtng. LOti Ingram Barge Company will letter of lntertl1 and resume lOOking for STNA'I that orrertng. Rio Grande Area, 2 ~ www.alcland.com (740)441- 1519, Nice uMd turnlturel appUan· of every1hlng FrH Slutfl All bt accepting applications Including tht name• ot thrH ahlnt abOVe the rest. A car- S Y B 1i rooms, 1 112 Bath~ L.A., Indian Creek Equeatrtan Ea-- 1 bedroom upltalrs apart· cee. (740)448-1004 or 1 Items tlal1 priced on Satur- for D~ekhande at thl ...,trtnc.. on or bltort Oc- lng titan, compaaslon and ;._art P~ur sho' n~aa c.~: Kitchen, Large Level Lot. tatea, 3-6 acre loti, wett of ment In Gallipolis. Call (740)446·2680 day. Rain or Shlnt. 178 Mil· p1rtm1nt for Employment IOblr 19, 2001 to: dedleltlon are tome of lhl y.$ meA ila~l gAt N- Immediate Po111111on , Rio Grande, from $25,900. (740)446·2468. ton Rd camp Conley. Bam· Sacurlty, 22~ Sixth Straet, Mt. Phyllla Mtoon qualhleo that we're loO~ng tor plllo '" J27,900. (740)446·2801 (7~0)2-'6·5747 SI'ORI1NG F.11 sat OCt. 12-13 Polnt P1eaunt, Wilt Vkgin· SPHR, Director of for. We have a limited num· fordabll A1te. Spring Valley 1&2 bldroam, near Holzer, Goons ·. 3 Pm. · & · Ia, 255!00038 on 10·8-01 & Human ber of full· dmt and part• P11.Z11, Call 740-448..0101 . Scenlo Country R1noh Nlot 4 acra tract near economiCal utUIUea, 1279 to Lw'!'""_____,.l. Yard Sale 3 mllll s 011 Rl 10·12.01 rrom 8;00 a.m. 1111 Univ1r11ty or Rio Qrandtl tlmt openlnge an all3 ahlfta -~· ·· HouM. 3 Bedroorna, 1 112 Galllpoll• 111y ttrmt, $379>per month piua utllltlel R •"I P.d . Box 600 and wo110• arw baaed upon ~tht, 2 Car Garo111, Co•· (740)-38&3 (740)446·2857 In •• Ulad · · 3:00 p.m. You mutt havo 2 dl 10 valid picture ID lnd Social Rio Grandt, PH 4!874 oxparltnot. ll you would IIIII SDMCI!S trod Otck. 1 Aero lot. Aak· $250, from Htndtroon II1 tl . Saourlty Dar<! to lpply. EOE, •mallg:,uonOrlo.edu to ba I part Ol I Winning lng t75,000. 3tt34 Rid Hill Primo 2·1/2 &oro lot lor 2· 1 Badroom Apia .- located & oct .. IIJFN fu 740)24&-<11108 toom, como He ul at 360 DOWN liN Road , Danvlll• Mt lgt building on- located on qulot DIOH to PVH & Shopping "" . ur.• ' : . EE M Employar COionlll Onvt, BldWIII, or SOCIAL .ICU~ITV II.? County. (740)742·8004 . ~~· ltclooludllmodl t rooS, JUI• areas. (304)875-21 17 McClure's Aaataurant now call (7..0)448·5001 and aek lJ Ryan or Ami Holden • - o ty ta 1n pnng· ~~!!!!., hlnng oil 3 locatlona, lull or Vlllavoor Rio ()rondo hlnng lor Eula 01 Martie No FH nltu Wt Wlnl · lltld Townahlp. Aoklng 2br. on MI. Vernon In Point •~~ Lw...Orliii""""iiiit"iii""""'iiiiioo'r· part·tlmt, plok up opplloa· Wotorl 8tnlltry Bowor . 1·881·!82·3345 Mosn.E HOMES 1117,500. Coli lor mort lnlo. P -. (304)87~·7833 ~...__ _~_ .. _.,..,_=_,..~: , tlon at location & bring baok Trolnoo. Application & job Vour Cho~oll Chooio lrom: I'DR SALE l7~0)4~8·4~t4 Daya: o• Rporno and Bath. Olivo , . 3 48 Rick P18r8Dn AuctiOn COm· bttw••n 8:30am & ctncripllon may bt picked 2 wk COl A training, diellt 740)448-3248 Evenings. StrHt. Utllltlll Paid. Stove Buv or aell . Riverine Anti• 1 Wln1Kitobuy: 5-20-+-Partl• and Refrigerator No Pete. ques. 1124 Eaat Main on· pany, full time auctlonMr, ~00em, Mondlythru Bat· ur.:c;r;M~~:.~.::r:. ~o-:h~~lcd~~~lngulf~o~':r~ camplete auction urvlce. u W'f· 1 ;.tween · Bam 10 4pm trackhoea and backholll Assumable loan•· Many ally WOOCitd. Qlf)la County. ~95 plu1 deposit. Reteren· SR 1241 E. Pomeroy, 740· L~nlled t88,0hlo & Wilt NHd 7 I.ICftetlo Sell Avon. Ooadllnt 1011 i/Ot 'Equai Coil TODAY I 1-677· typo& available. Coil lor de- Call after 6pm . (740)446· c11 Required. (740)448· 992·2526. Auoo Moore,, Virginia, 304·773-5785 Or Call (740)4411·3358 oppo~unl~ 83TAAIN lalla. (740)448·38&3. 3945 3845 own,r. 304-773·5447. ., ompl~t~ •• r ' I d I Ir• ., .. _ I •••n• 'tn, ~::;=::==~ r G~ I 1 1 ve'hf\" ":· 68 23y-:e~.;·~pd d:,~ ~= r• ~~~::: Zwl~nta ~~ ~000 BodroOma, j 1 :'"~~~e:~=· ':!: lntertat~~ m j owne~ e~~:perl· :::~a~~~eet~rson- ~h I iiiir~::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rlU ?r~~:poys~~tfo~ 727~~318 740-44~- j r r I 4 ~'· 1~~-~ot;::. r 'i 1 r P•· ~eeources j ~~O ct~~~~g3o-!>Of' r I I :'f."..! I ><...,...,..........,. I TU~NIII r I 'j ~ ~ m 11vY ~--..... gen. "While I 11109 F o r t i -. mc1>111- Indiana played . ~":i..~..:::i cons'~ "' r"' I I Amo~.~l'?'"'~!"· '·~: (l•W)44e~tis22 (304)895-3789 Independent Harballle Dl• tributor, Cal F« Product Or Opportun;ty. (740)44t .. t9B2 , JET AERATION MOTORS Rapalrad, Now & RotlUIII rn S lock Coil Ron Evana, 1· soo-537-9526. . - ==-c=::-:== IIOBILE HOME OWNERS lnte~he"" & Coleman gaa. o1 & elactnc 1umacaa In· eluding hi efficiency heat """"' syatOIII& Wt cany o complete line ol Moblo horne pans ~ HEAnNG -. &ENNEn'S • COOLING (74CI'"8-Mtl ,.. 1 or ;::;m..,:11111 www. . -·' Olerud's turned -eo· mllae. 18800. Call 17401«1• Good Cond111on. 54, lBO 11388 tVB7 Bulclc L.AiooiQ Prtoo 1o Pool Table wilh Several Ac· Rt<luet<l. Motor haa Y ,OOO ---•- 'li""'- ,_83" .._ mlllt. PS, PB, Air, AMIFM -~. - • - ... c -1 · (740)448 038~ . ooea need new cover. $100. (7-IO)~.t~ ... .' >1803 ·~· -~~~. ltM<, REStDEtmALANo $2,495, 11111~ Coroloa, COMMERCIAL 103K, .... ownor, $2,485; AII~A· HI EHicloncy 92 • 1803 Cevailat, 1181<, $2, t VB; vo~ rumaceo, ~upar HI Etll· ::~ ~~~l'iloio0:~: (740)448-0103 • and labor warranty 1 - . t893 Ford Tarauo. Pnce cou~Wc::l=l1NG -.-080. ~- PB. PS, Air, AM!Fr.t CuNtte. 1~ (740)448 0385 tV95 Hyundal Ellnlrl. PS. Rnldtniiii-Owntrt PB. PW, Air, brand now Tappon HI tlflclanCy 90 ptua tranamlttlon u.- w.rangas furnaces Including oil ty. Now liminG bolt & and -•nc IJU fiJma· htad. S4.200 (740)288ces. HI EffiCiency Heat 6800 Pumps, roatunng Tappono Frae Incredible ·warranty 1997 Chevy Cavalier. 5 pae~~ave . splld. $5500. ca• &ENNEn'S HEAnNG • (~04)87~·31103 altar 3:00 COOLIN() (740)448-8418 pm. O<l-800-672'5887. 2000 Dodga Durango SLl www.arvb.oom/btnnt11 2 18.000 - : Rocky .wol1<a boOts, size 11, leather Interior, ovtrhH d $40, 3 pine boardo, air, CD • - •· 21nxt21ruc12 foot, $20, Pipe entry, $15,500 OBO. threader, 1 Inch to 2 Inch, (740)258-61118 $10. (740)992·2369 200t Chryoltr PT Cruiltll'. 95 _.,...:..::.:.::.:..::..::.,:=--- ern... was the dif- MarollcYaJ!S never led and were outplayed badly in a -----~·~_________:_:~ lost RBis during none the season, against the Cleveland& Mariners, drove in first run with a bmken- bat single after Roberto A.lomar's leadoff' double. Thorne wallced twice to the and Burks beat out an infidd during the regular md looked horrible in a tunC!Ip st:ut against Kansas City last week, going just 1 1- inningo. But he was in con· trol fium the OUtset, working the comm and blowing high heat past the Mariners. In his previous playoff' out- 3 Southem single to load the base. Fryman and Marty Cotdo. va followed with RBI singles, and the Indians were on their· way. Burks, who batted . 136 vs. this season, opened the eighth with his homer offjose Seatde Pmiagua to make it .;..o. Kiser scores for a S-3 SHS lead. Hill then cut loose with eight straight points to rrom .... ll give Southern . a 13-3 cushion. Chapman and Pullins Deana PullinS had ~ven · points for Southern, Emily then added points to secure the win. Southern won the HiD had eleven, Sayre had six. Kiser two and Lee two. by 29-17 Joss. ___:____ reserve game, 15-9 and 15-8. The Federal Hocking was led I you doni can ua, wo both Install, Estimates, III· Looael Free (740)448-6308, B00-291-o!J98. several nice take r· 140 but play1 at short. Colon, though, ference. season v.bna 0406 and play. Vizquel also made He or (740)888-7802 Despite the lopsided numbers, the Buckeyes swear they can't 97 Land Ao,..., 7~.500 the Badgers Iighdy. · mllae, - · 2 eunroofl, "We can't alford to be relaxed:'Wells said. "This is the Big Ten ~x4, haatod - . e tloc CD f . · sl · ' ll d d" 0111ngor, loathtr - · .,.. conference. I we go mto a game eepmg, we come out ea • corldltlon, Ohio State was very much awake ·and alive against Nonbstraw Yaer'llound ~ rlorwMr>lnttrlor. (740)1011ba . th Wild 'th hys'cal · & Dlooaunt. - · 0327 • western, ttmng e cats WI a p 1 runnmg game bte. Heritage F•""- For 5a1o ttfMI Cl\evy SU.· while inflicting punishment on defense against Nonhwestem's (304)1175-572~ado 4x4, 350, 4BBL. 411>.. acclaimed sprud offense . P'W, POL, Now Tirtt, ~~ely '~ M tc ' hae I D oss added a touchdown o ff a fumble return, 33ott2.50. R1111 good• .,... A·body. Ntodl ll1tlt WOIII. and the defense aUOW1:djust90 total y;rds- 400 below Northv•"" $3800 .. (304)675-8027 , gh . JIOR SALE Ford Aorotta von 11 K western 5 average - throu three quarters. mlltt • auto• 3r·o v~. ~ air' Tb.e Buci.-learned the importance of that a v.oar ago. They ~1•• • 11971 c-to, Whlta with vory nice, asking 132150,. were 5-0 and ranked No. 5 in the nation after walloping W!sRac1 Interior, T-topt, Auto- (740)992-21152 h • M ' th mat~.• t?SOO. (7401388· consin 23-7. A huge favoriu, at orne agamst mnesota, ey ro hard · unash a 3-6-3 double Mariners "It w:u 21-0 before people wen! even in fiun\ the tailgate lot," ' I 'd •I'I!Sie 5a1 . A. blocked punt return and a · touchdawn pass fiom A.ntwaan Randle El made it 32-0 after a quartet' The Hoosiers would finish the game with 631 yards of total offense. 1 NAHCES FORUSED BALE!FUR· We t985 Pontiac Grand· Am. ." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NEW AND ~::~."1'~~~ . . .., ~7~~ the ir scoreless inning~ strealc in the postseason against the Marinen to 22 Nos. 6-9 bitten had inningo. eight hits and played solid · The Indians scored three defense. runs in the fourth off losing With a runner on in the p itcher Freddy Garcia on a fOurth, Thome, better known leadoff'double, a wallc and four for his long homen and not singles. his glow, back- handed Jolm Juan Gonzalez, who had 61 ~F~~t:o..=~~ $2.00, rOun.t baloo St5.oo 304 7 each -8 5-48118 Bulk Spring 1tt<1 oott loadt<l 011 your 100 per . ,_,.. • Of (311411175-1807 Hay & llridht Wire no extended their - should be drawn fium one afternoon's play. . · "If f h th Indiana d .., 'H"" tha•'s the any o w wale e · m an - 1 • - 1• • Wisconsin we're uning to play; then we're in ttouble,"'l'ressel ~-=~~ '--~ if Obi S said. "I would be mwy ourprDCU an}'Pne at o tate would de • · h good W 1sconsm ' • be" un resamate JUSt ow can , That cr---. """'e film will undoubtedly be rated R in Macfuon for remarkably bad play. . Indiana, which came in without a win, scored on three Lev"'' ·-· chd.own runs m · the " - • · ron Wiwanu tou w>l !UX nunutes. PW~ i. in did everything better than Seattle. They hit in the dutc h at the. score, I wasn't shoclced that rr-" he showed he wanted to be the ace, too.'• Bob Wickman pitched a perfect ninth as the Indians the final week after clinching the A.L Central, saw Tressel said he would have his team watch the lndiana-Wis02me 6Jnu but would stress that no 1·-r conclusions - t o buy: Uotd . . _ "-(740,;::_:)1182;:;;:..:2::;138:::..~-~· Home. Col (740)448-0175 :: ;Grubb's Plano- Tuning & 304)87H888 17 Clltvy 1rl good Ropalra. Probloma? Woad llhapl, 13500. 090 3(N. :runarr? ca11 Tha Plano Dr. I.Jvurocx: 875-7830 1 •• ........,, h •740 446 4525 ' ~ ' ,,,_1 van, runo •Handmade IOIId wood eragood, (740)1111G!-IItO. •tlo Use lor 0< be· 3 Poailttrtd Cillrotela by · dolla. N~e Chrltlmu - (304)876-8581 87 miiae, ·gift. $100 (740)448-01VB air, cnJIN, tin, PW, PL. : 6- hal Boer 0011. Expcwed AINFM Cnune. dUll t1r . Kirby awaaper, olyra old. Trl- to 1u1 buct< 1or Jonu. bagl, AilS, - • 7, 11M : : ; ':'tonbotht:C.189 -5. a111 $275 each. " - - now. (740)37Ht34 lolvt . tlrtd Boor Buck. S<llO. m1 Ill ;3t29 (740)258-1724 97 -....., 55000 ..., .'Ha •v & air, DruiH, 'u•.' PL, rdy Mums 13.00 ~ "'" AM/I'M c-to dual air IO<StO. OpenSat.lf.!lpm. & GJwN baga ABS ... 7 lilt evenings. Dtwhu..t (740)379.2134 '~oavo ho 4us0e 1t.tt. Alto. (3114)1195- , Buck • bale oale, oqua"' r noga. 37 eave meuage. or ba'- 11 oo ott. hay up ta -*'Ill· w:u shoclced weU:' . w· ace :' The Indians, sloppy and 38-20 with Wells rushing for 179 yards and three touchdowns. Now Wisconsin (>.3, 1- 1 Big Ten) visits Ohio Star., (3·1, 2-0} Jim "We wmt Bartolo to be the Fryman said, "and today this We need to win · on uninspired He regular season , <by. Mark Thursday:' this Saturday and coach Tressel must boost his team's confi1115 Clltvy S.10 ~-hil . . th B 1.-- oLtill dan 4x4, uking StsoO ucnce w e conVUlcmg e uc~,~, uwt ISCOnsm ISs • (740)992-2187 gerous despite what happened last week. · " • think .L_ .1.:~- didn' 'gh d d th didn' t(lfMI Forti F· ti!O, 414 pk:k· I JUSt uwl w~'IP t go r1 t ea Y an ey t . up, XLT 1*1<0110. A/C, liar· ""'t it stopped and didn't ""t it turned around," TI-essel ·said, oo, 13fi.OOOIIIiiA Fair...,. .,. "" Bad Cfftlon, $2.500. ~40144&- explaining how things mowballed out of control for the -. a....,. Oppor1unlty For Bale By Owner· 3 bad· r•o f 112 baths Nice W4NID1 r .. •~ t e ' - 3 bedroom 2 L1rQ1 woodtd lot on Sta._ 3 1001111 lumlahed, utilities b:t,, oaYO $6.155, dOl- Routt 588. $14,000. poid, $280 prua deposit.. All....,_lld>atlolo4 lnd temporary poaitlona. In tNo Mo F F" II 10. , . _ Cenclidlttl must b e -· _ getlc lndiYiduail- art In- Folr HowingActol1.. ttll'estt<l In a challenging R iloglllo and rawanllng ca- with 10ha11oo .._, Ia t '"~-000.1111. ' ,., lila WOIId'l f1IOI · 'H~.. • -•· ., 1 Aa a mambo< ol lila wal· • Mart team, you would re- ,.., color, ...uglon, IIJl calve a competillve Wlijl - - - and enjoy bonallll lncludlng Ofttln, •llir ~--., merchandise tliteounta, mllle.nyeuctl 401{K), atock purchase pailftMiiiWolhiM , lor pian, profit llhanng, health dlocort-lan." benefits and career ad· vancement owortunltlee. In· Thla new r. r w11 not terested applicants · ntNd to llnowlngty acctpl atop by the Wai-Mort root layaway department and --loin pickup an application. • vi loti lol ... llw.Our ""=~ It quipmtntcom I. VANS & 4-WDs way. rw·. . . I shortstop McLemore said. " I'D put it On the heels of the Badgen' wont game of the year, the Buc keyes then went ouc and manh2ndled the 14th- ranked Wildcats van. ee.ooo Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 IIDIWANDD r ord40,.Mt:_. YANMAR YM t500 T -. - · 3 point hi1l:h, $2.150. Alto, now 4' llnlth rnoww, Milt In crate, $150. Shippng · Locatod jutl out· aldo of · I'J (288) 778-8435 www.moynardo- r = :=;.~':-(7~;:.= with 511. Cflag !:: oo.r."~ior ':::.,run ~~~ 7 :~'::.~ • (304) 675-1333 ~~ 11~16 "It's a true test for w,"' Marinen the going just 14-12, and the Indians wonde red w hic h · Colon would show up Tues- Indians this JeaSOn. reached the Ohio State locker room, there was disbelief. Road. (304)882-3829 "I have to admit I was a bit shoclced by the score whe n . 87 GMC Bonomo SLS, it," tailback jonathan Wells said·Tuesday. :carpet Shampooer $30. s t o5o lor - · $300 :; 150 · Sat. -atoty. l\.egister rI ~ol ~ :OF·~-~ :~~ss~ ~· 52 c.. oc :<7401446·9429 REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE \'\'\11\ '\I I \II '\I'-. 8Z:'.7; ~t<l, For Sund•v• Paper ' · Moyer wao 2-0 with a 0,64 ERA. in two ttar1s against the Dadrlt Ooioloa Sporl, ~~ntcor> sti'Uil8led against Boston. durin g 2000 get o ut of -the second irming in Game 4 o f the 1999 division series fi•M .... I1 m.... - ....; 500 - . 6 wkl old, ruu blood- and -.;\'lite 150 (740)245-5535 • (740)9SS·38S2 D•Ur In-Column ; 1 :00 p.m. Hondly· frlday for Insertion In Ne• t Dey's Peper Sunday In-Column : l : OO p.m. up, C OLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -As Ohio Star., was making lastminute p.....,,..tions for its Satuwl-· ~'""'t .,.... """" • ""inst NonhIll C1tov 112 1on 2WO · ·...--· •-1 '"6'' ... ..,.. : 2· 5' Bruth ' - $200 om 113.000 wesu,rn, n<WS fium elsewhere around the Big Ten kept filtering .~ P21!5170 Rt5 lor 1300. ca.- Hoe-· p111t. Good Condition, back to the Buckeyes · · good """" 304-675- ... S4SO. ca. ,,... End snoo. (304)e75-3280 Wh word ~32 lash. h I eli •3084· ~ 8uckot, S4SO. can en o uconsm • 6"" mg at ome to n ana In one week With us DeKrlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Humber And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 DIYI lnll~~~==~ ing._Colon didn't 'ntbe • ,. temate Golden Aelrfevet Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. The Olilly Sentinel • P~ge 8 3 Lady Tornadoes were led Susan Brauer with by nine Sarah Spring with six, and Kelsey Lackey had four. Southern took an early points, Ashley Roush five, Jordan N eigler three, Brandi lead and never looked back in the 15-9 'f irst game win. Lane six, and Jeri HiD four. Southern closes out the In the second game, Southern broke a >.3 tie with two league season Thursday on the road at Thimble. ~--~--------~------------------------~~----~-----==-------- R·lv'ers.ld'e Cl u · b w·l ns .2001 R ' ·lver ·cup 350, eXCellent condhlan, all Yiirnifii -1899 tirlll, $3,800. Banahft 080 or lrade lor 400EX (740)441· _t7~t::l--;:--:--:::-:--:­ c 1899 Vamaill Wolvonno 3&0 4x4 , blue; great ~ . 13,500. (740)258-111111; . j I Auro PARI'S & Ag=m Bv D••,..~~o H•-IS """ "" :r"OR!~lbny Dugan • ., '" ' . A-4o7112 • · MASON, W.VA.- The local version of the Ryder Cup golf f be h d 7th th matches was held the weekend o Octo r 6t an at e. ~II· , OVP CORRESPONDENT .. . Riverside Golf Course in Mason .The matches were .playmr ludQI4.- Tranam~ ="~~~n=-~ two days with a best ball and an alternau, shot format e first day, and a scramble and finally a singles match he on the Tranoror c~-. 740-245- second day. The matches are held annually between Cliffiide 58771Cei1. 3311-3785. • • d thi , h R' 'd R - 3-10 112 & Golf Club .of Gallipolis an I years ost, IVers! e. MarolllloMEs The best ball matches and results are as follows : -110. ~ RIVERSIDE Ryan -l.antr Ropp Ruoty - R o n .fackl<>n (won) Trtnl Roush 8 Ft. Side- In Truc:k camp. r - Rouofi.Jim a-rt <-t) 1111111}•1111 Ta. or, AJC. fu.-, TV, Slni<, ty floutll.lbny Duaan (wm) GaryHan(oor>Qon SWithor Stove, Mk:rowava, Potty. JeNmy Tut*er..JetfArnold 8obKonclllld-Tb;; rtan (tied} GaryExcatloril Condition. $5,000. Gary -~~~ Chr1o TttloroRon Toloi (tlod) J.tf Arnold (740)388.()4011 Ron Spencor·MIIch Rouoh 8111 Hayat-Dan Cox (tfad) Ron Spencer tcOM Gaf\1 AlcharOI . R - 3 t/2 Clfllida 2 112 r I c.u- ~""'F:.r. =.,mr;..- T h e - - llltohw and -Ita w-: RIVERSIDE Mltoh Routh-Joromy Tuokor (-) Trant RouaMlary R.,.,_rOI 1Y Routi>JofiAnloid (won) (-J o..y Rouoh-l.ontz Ropp Ron Spencor.Jirn- (-) 11oMB rto • · -• .....,..,. --.........., ·• IAIEMEHT WATIIRP~OOI'IJ!i Uncondlllonal - CLIFFISIDE Ron J-·Don Swialltr Mlu Ha,....BII Tawnoy Bob KinoiiJI.lbm Mooro cnno ,_.Roo Tolor (won) Dow Annoy·Don Cox CUFFSIDE Ruaty Saundorl Ron.fackl<>n Bob Kincaid BIJTawnoy ChriiTDia' DonSwlottor Ron Toit< Gaf\IHir!lton Loot2&1 WOn8&5 W0n2&t Loot 4&3 Loot f up W0n2&t WOn8&5 LOtt2&1 . HINI<f Tony Dugan Mlko.~ Wont up Won3&2 SOol1 HUMIII Jim Stewart Loot t up RIY8IIIdt 5 t/2 -FINAL TOTAL18 Clliflldt 8 112 - FINAL TOTAL 14 -"' oavo Finney TomMooro Dan Cox guo<· ~~~-~-~-~-~~~---7------------~===;;;;~;;~====::::::::~;;;;;;; ,..g._ en. pm. 2~ 11 0 Hll Wt nted 0870 e-, (v C11ECK THE WANT ADS FIRS11 (304)875- nilhtd. Et~ 1975. Coil H... 448· 578 Mutt ... 111111 Dodga In• t-800'2& .(1 • tropld VS power locka & Rogora WlitrpnlaJing. minora. ve~oor -~~. -::-::-:..-~::---::--:-:80,000 mlloa, t&496, oOIOII- e&C Qeneral Home Molntolent condition (740)985· ......,.. Pal!lling. Vinyl akf. 4162 lng, carpentry, door&, win- · 200t 55 Llmltt<l EdHion crowa, bathe, mobllo homo Monte Cillo, white whh =~'! ~. :~J:. Black ISOihor Interior, fiJIIy 8323. loaded, low miles, IMMAC- lr~~---~_, ULATE condiUon. Moving, Eucnuc.uJ must ull. (304)675-1298 REFRIGmA110N teave a message If no an- L~-oiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliorl· ower. lai ~. Rttldtrlt Dl -··~ 1 84 Mon:ury Marquis, excel· wiring, neW aeMoo or ro~-= lent condldon, low m1111, palra. Muter~ eAec· Wedd ing dress, sl~e 7f8, toadtid. New engine, ~.000 trlclan. Ridenour EJectrioal, W'/000308, 304-675-17811. $150; 112 ksrat doamond 060. (740)4411-1721 ring, size 6 , $200. Call (740)379-2268 4sp with High and low $2300., King Cut· tor llrilh mower New $950., 98 Ford 150 Truct< Good CondHian. 13150. t304l57e. 2887 . Used 2300 Ditch Whch Trencher and 65' HP Ver· maer atump gnnder call t740l894-l88t Watartlna Spacial: 3/4 200 PSI $21 .95 Per 100i 1• 200 PSI $37.00 Par 100: All Brasa Compression Fl~ngo In Stock. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS. ES Jackson Ohio 1-601). 537-9526 ' ' $18,500. Cell 3903 thor 3:00 oirrt r 11 II ) 110 Hllp W•nted ------:---=-------:-- • I 0 110 Help W•nted ~ Block, brick, aewer pipes. _ _ _ _:..:..;;_;...;;...:;....;,.._ _ _ _ _""':"' wlndowa, llntela, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH Call 740·245-5121 . Adorable AKC Golden Re· triever Pupa, 7 weeki old. Shota current. Parents on premises. (740)379·2B3i (740)379·9283 AKC Yorldoo. Bom Augult 24th. Read~ to Qol (740)379·2282 Puppy 3 mon. old white male full bloodt<l PoodleMalteoo 1200. neg. 304· 675-Bt30 Purebrt<l Blua Hoeier pupa, both male & ltmales. $100 eaoh, call (740)742·1103 al· tor 3pm. Roglatortd Lab pupploa. One Black Male, one white female. $200 each, (740)446.()1)60 i •-~~ .......,, ..w _ .. , Moving- Plano for Sale· · Cherry Wood, Kimball, IIIII new. (740)448-6147 r--:------:::::=~-----, Pleaeant Valley Hospital Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitati?n Cottier is a dynamic Lon& term care fBCiltly that provides . intermedia1e and skilled care needs to residenu. Come join our health ·~ organization where we provide excellence tn care. POSmONS AVAILABLE: RN· PT/Per Diem LPN· Fr/PT/Per Diem CNA· Fr/PT/Per Diem RATE WILL BB BASED ON EXPERIBNCB · Benelllllndude: '$~00.00 slgn·on Bonus for Licensed Nurses , Flex ochedulina (lncludina 12.hr. shifts) , Shift Differential • meekend Pos!'u'ons "' • Training Program for new sraduates • Health Insurance Slnalc1F1111ily Plan APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL Anada Cleland DON (304) 615·5136 In Memory ·- NEEDED NOW~ WILL TRAIN .. ~~ BINI.ITI AVAILABLII MANY IHIIITI AVAILABLE. =-==-.,-.,.. rt= . p • ' DUE TO OUR CONTINUED: GROWTH, TURNPIKE OF GALLIPOLIS IS LOOKING FOR ITIOI~ALI SALES PEOPLE. ' . . Previous ~xperience helpful but not necessary. We will train the right person. We seek aggressive, self-starting professional salespeople with the desire to earn well above average income. We offer a benefit package, · including 40lk, medical and retirement benefits, a five day work week and no Sundays. NO Phone Call• PI•H ·s-Pat Hill or Brian Roll aetw••n ,, a.m. a 7 p.m. l------A.,;..AIE_0_8_ _ _ _ _ _.. L-------a .!CALL NOW t ·888·174•JOBS 110 Help Wanted • JOB SPECIALIST · The Buckeye Joba lor Ohio's Graduates MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Perman,nt Part·Time POIIdoil Rotalllla Sblfll 'Iemporary Full·11me Position AYallable In October For more lnformadon, pie- contact: O'BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 55 Hospital Drive • Athens, OH 45701 (740) 592·92~7 101 (JOG) program. has an Immediate opening lor a full·tlme Job Specialist. This poaillon report& ta 'lha Program Manager and Is locally r&&Ronslbla to the Principal at Meigs High School. Actlvltlaa lnclud8 classroom lnatructlon, academic coaching, job development and placement, jab coaching and coordination with local bualn-•. The rlght candidate may hive an Aasoclatea or Bachelol'l Deg111a with a good work hlatory and an aptitude lor working with youth. Extensive work experience may ba aecapted In lieu of a degree and teaching/coaching ability Ia essential. The full·llme salaried poaltlon asaumea a work year of ~pproxlmataly 1800 hours with reduced aummer acllvltl... Baae aalary . 11 S15600 plua rellramant plan, medical, dental, & 1111 lnaurance benefits. Qualified applicant• should sand resume with a cover letter by 5 days alter appearance In paper to: Buokeye VDCIIIIonal Serv'PO Box731 . Hlllaboro, OH 45133 or FAX to : 837-383-11401 �.... _.. .. ". •· ... ... nudey, Oct.10, 2001 ~~ TE'AM Iii.~ Of' U5UI!'( 111o4E Pomeroy,lllddlapart, Ohio The o.lly Sa olinel• Page 8 5 Nt:A Cro..word Puaale I'I!£PAaS '-""H co.. CJ'!C&R 10 GO ltl loi()O ••. PHILLIP AIJ)Eil 1..... •...... . . .,.. ACROII • ' I I - ·=4.,.. 122::::.. ·=.. ,..... , .....,_. .,. .......... a-.!~!K~ •Niwttomee I«l" "OlSCOiiDt •0 ••• On Nn 'I1res WitbThisAd • Comp'JIJ Alii UJI. llapl Can; J't I'JI!! I!ITIIIAT!S • A.QfJ • 7~112·1171 ; ROBOTMAN • Q I I • {Ill. - .... • Uttt • Ali J - .. 3oD .JI Hf!Y :; ........ OCitilRJCiiON Hl'i<l"f ... • r;Of\.lPUH· RS red 811 • " " ' - . Mldd'-R, Otf cu... ,....blot. •trtc•..._..-.. 992-9158 F,_.U...._ n 1' ' 1o =-,_.npolr ' t puc'e>wn.r ··- ln-.~.=.. · •v•lable 24 ,_,.., .. - a y - -up,UMCI ...... nd --· Chlrtel R. Dill .. .... 9f2.J445 Cll Stl-9254 .. ............. .............. . Llaa•- .In this -• pace tOr.$50 ... .._ llfl' ,_ 51-1111*1 • .. I 1 2lllaalo- 57 - Put....... .... - sa..,....,. • .. .... .. lEAl ....... =-lot :!... •u z' .,.. ....· 'a • 27• --·· Nine-nine tNT JNT 11 . . - .. • 11.... 21 OGI=at ~r Advertise USlD {II • Ill .... &Ill ..., .Cfllll 11111rry'• • I If J . • Parte SOUroa · 11<'\11 C1n 1 h E\ II .... -... 111 A 1 ·..... 17CIIIIie . ,,I ... ... DOWN ,... tP8ul II WI 1M loti- 10 'IWO-lllnd a 11 . . . . - a,, - • au•- :a month ,. 27--- •....... lloa'll -" ~w-~r-.- EVER'BODY OUTTA Ta.l' POOL!! • = en cu,,. .. 47?' , . . ·'1::. .,, . ·.0:::: =• .... •= I : '11 TPII'aiiOIIIIII 21Na ' I • T-loln I Coua""" ,._ B.ARNEY ' ... IIi ..... I 217111'1 II ::.;:;• - •' . u:l. II ii~W'.ah•a a I- a:-'·. UC"" ~·· per M Dlycoae Alaa:p · . aZ:- ~ JL ~~~~~~ BISSELL BUILDIRII~ ......., New . . . .a.,... ""'" lildlll• New 24'120' WloldOwo•ll-. · 1-12 ••au Will PI.AinC ';, RIST CIIL FlmSEIIED PER IIIII CELEBRII YCIPHER by Lule ClilfiPM • ................. ..-. ~ •• -' to-to THE BORN LOSER f~ Tf\\S~ YOU .' ' · H II Ia K X "'q POU~t.D Fat~ DIE{ ID THK ·'N. PKHK D I Ot~UJI,j<;. PIIIPITI NHTWWRDYICKX WDH . OPIICG ' DW II .DHIDINTMPJ.'- TNNDHI!KI . WHKK N P 'K IIIWDHATNIIDI ' - C IIIJI'CipfiiiOI)pto;aown_,_""'"•liil'~ldl~w,!!= --~~~....... ' r.-.o:M:C ....... L IKIKHTC ,DPI TXPOKIIWN PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "H88tddly ouna In our !emily.' - Don - ~ ' . ~ .f• ....... ---~ • ~ ' .,. '-'1 1!'1' ..... 1. ' "A mln'a rootage Ia more lmportlnt than hla lnfage.• - . Woodrow Wllaon • •..,.._ lott.n of lho lour ""'"'blod words' below to form lour olmplo words. R0ckv R Hupp f1qr "t Hew I Wl iJ!ddiPpotl OhiO lrl/hU 84 · NOTICE ... . NOCTIONTICtONS)I'.,&v ..... ELICmoN ON TAlC , I!LI! LEW iN EXCI!IS ·o , LIVY Ill IXCIII 01' THE TEN MILL THI! TIN MILL LIMITAnON LiiiiTAnON · Rtvlltd Coda, Reviled Cocll, RevtMd Coda, Sectlofta3101.1t(G), 117111.18,11701.11 NOTJCI 11 hereby . NoncE Ia . herebr given that In given that In purauanoa of a purauanot of a Reaolutlon of ihe RtiOIUtlon ·of till Joard of Tpwnahlp loard of County Truotttl of the Commllllonera of Townahlp ol Llllrt, lilt County o1 Malga; Raclnt, Ohio, pa11ad Pornero,, 0 hI o, on the 20th d~ of -•Md on lhl 28rd ~ of Auiull, :1001, Auguat, 1001, ,,. day wUI bl aubm- to I I here WIll be of the PIIOPfe ol aubmlttad to • votJ "ld aubclll'lofail 11 _, .i ll the piOpla C!f uld QI!NIRAL ELECTION ,. aubdlylolan at 1 tci be held In thl OINERAL ELicnoN Townehlp of Latlrt, to be held In lhl Ohio, at the r.gular County of Malga, placee of voting Ohio, at ttte regular tha,.ln, an the lth plec11 of ·voting deY of November, tlllraln, on '"" ltfl 2001, lilt quelllon ot of November, t,tht q-011 at levying a tlx, In e • - of lilt tan mil ·levying • 181, In ll~t~ltltiOn, fOr t~• UDIII of lilt taft 111111 benefit 'o f Letart lllllltltlon, for thl Townehlp tor th• bln•flt of Melga purpa11 . of County lor th m•lntalnlng and · purpo11 or pro¥1dfng operJtlng C1411Mttrlu. cera, malntanano•, Salcltubalng: trutment and 1 1Jtntw81 of a tlx of hoilpltall&atlon of t mill 11 • rate . not · r•al-enta of . Malga ••c--dlnl 1 (one) ·count · who are mille tor eech one doller of v81uallon, which •mounta to ten centa (10.10) lOr •ch 01111 hundNd dollare of valuation lot glva VIHIQI of Mlddlapalt, ... ~r.~~... ~';- ::t~~; therein, on 11M lth day of November, 2001, lilt ~ of levying a "lax, - 1n axceaa ot the lin miH limitation, lor tha banaftt of Middleport VIllage lor the purpoae of Middleport VI ..... S.kl ,.,. 11a1no: a ,......1 of a lllr ot 3· m'llla 11 li.r.,. not uCHdlng 3· (thrM) mille lor Noh on• doiiar- o1 valualloli, which amounta to thirty oanta ($0.30) for each one hundred dolltrl of valuation for 11ft (I) yurs, The Polla lOr •ld tlaot~n will open at. 1:10 o oliiOII A.M. and . · remain open until . 7:30 O'ClOCk P.M. Of. Hid.day. Board of EleciiOna, ol Mtlg• County, Ohio. :r O.llld Saptambar 7, 2001. . O.t•d ~plambiit- :.,.. :1001. . . John N. ihll Rllll D. Smith Dlraotor Smith Dl- (tO) 10, 17, 24, 31, :1001 (10) 10, 17, 24, 2001 Jy order of tlltllloard . of' lllcltldnoo, oi·Mtlga . County, Ohio. . .. D81Jd 211Dt. ~bar 7, Rllll D. Smith -~ 10, 1 --~~ -, 7, ·24, '' ~ •NIWHomM • &kllno ' ' CONSTRUCTION . lpaelllllzlilg 1n rooting, plumbing, ' "dlywllll, lwmOdtllng, aifdltlona I dlckl , ... tJtlmltlt tO·yre. aporltnoe lnthlbullnen EstimiliPs 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 11r•tr &tr1121'1 (740) 992-3194 992-6635. IWEDNESDAY · ' Is it true that in order to prevent theft of their supplies fast food restaurants use BURGER alarms? · Howardl. Air CondHionlng : Refrigeration S48-8ervlce gee, fuel oil, •nd 1te1t for winter Wrltesel Roofing • Home Maintenance- ' .. Gutte,...·oown Spout :·""-· FfN Ell/mttll ..IIVIII8blt. Qwner: ~~NSTRUCTION 949-1405 591·5011 PROJECT? · W.E TRI-COUDTY TRHOSPORT tf ~ Umest.lll @ . 1111111-'tltlll' Dltcaunb ·= _.,.·. ~---: .' ·. .,. 74().992·5232 ··- ·-·-~-··~,_ ........ , , . . . : ; , , , _. . ~·· -· .... ' . '.~.--,;.: .. . - ' •• ...:.. ......... _......... ' GRAVE~ SAND DIRT P!.ASJIC CULVERT . 'METAL CULVERT ry . 33795 Hiland Rd. . Pu~l'f!l'· Ohio. .. , - LIURA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - l;t..BI;\" /" ,EWIRE ·.· . . SeH-Storage .~oeu ·,_ . well . GEOTEiXTILE ,lt:NL &D . ·- ...... ·~· .. r ,• .. .. ............ ..-- clo this newspaper, P.O. Dmc 167, Wickliffe, OH 44V920167. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Things that wore diffi· f•ll nsht into place today, 10 don't be afraid to focus your efToru once ag:~in on these objective•. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) --Don't itO it alone today. Endcavon that require teamwork hold thore prontise for you chan activitie• that co~ll ''1/tlpbf Y~~t~ Ill Rrmfr Ylllll /nvttllltlllt" ~· - Large ;u:compJishmcnt! can be achieved today by managing your activities with the highest standards. valuc1 and ethics. Don't cut any comen. Know where to look for ronunce and you'll find it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker in· standy rewds which tignt are romantically perfect fer you. Mail S2 .75 to Matchm;k.n, cult to achieve yeaterday nny Snodgrass' Upholstery ' Thunday, Uct II. 2001 The year ahead 'ould be onC~ of stead}', but solid, gro\vth (or you in any area of your efforts. As you vcnwre into new areas, many new in- tensu will be developed as CAN HELP ~ . OCTOBER10I Rubber. Album • Froze • Caught- BURGER Selllln llllctunb - ... . . .- CONSTRIJCTIOt·J 31, ' Fr ee ~1. • -••• •M SMITH'S .._.,OH _97{1eedl~ "RPENTER SERVICE • Dick• ' • Home R•pal,. . pnoto~ '!to •• YOUNG'S •Rooftng • Remodeling • Q""ag" • Addltlona JAhn l!f,llle '· Chlllrmen Rita D. o --. ill p- Cftol"""n ' . MANLEVS SELF STORAGE uaplanmtl!l ota tu ' ,. of 112 mill 11 a re111 '-A not axaHdlng· 112 milia lor each one ,:·:;;;=f:::,:;=:z::... ,_ _ i dollar of Vlluatlon, · • R-dAdd 1 Wlllah -nta to flvto ...,. ·1·"'8 oan11 (tO.OI) for · • - 0... OM hundNd do flare · • ..,._ • PI-ne 1 ·1··-~ 1 11 · • ROilllnfl • G..,_ a(l) va - ....n or ,. • vt-• ~..... • •• ~lntlno 1!teiH'II. "'' ...... . The Polla lOt Uld ! ' Pallo lind Dookl . ellotiOII will oPen •t .· Free Estimates e:ao o'etoolt.A.II; ,and V. C. YOUNG Ill remain op.it until · 992·.8215. ' 7:30 o'clock .P.M. of ........,,.... ·~· 111c1 day. '---iloll-llilll._,.;....t , - ~--...:.:=="" !11£~!;!!!:;.:__._.J ordlr Cit U..llciilrd EltCIIonl, of Matp ' COUIIIJ, Ohio. . . · John N. lhll C""ll'rnlln 410 ,I I , The Palla lor uld election will open at.. 1:30 o'oloCII A.ll. and remain open until 7:30 o'oiOOk P.M. at · uld day. By ordtt oltllf Jrom · 111c1 tu btlo)i: =z (S)ywra. '\ holtlltlll with wllloh lht ~liMN ot Melga , County have aontrloted, and 1 u ppo rt . oI tullaroutalla clnln. , r-~='=="='=-..., UMitAJIC)N NOTICE Ia hereby given that In purauence ol 1 Reaolutlon of tha· VIllage c - of lilt . ' llilllr.OUIOIIII, LE~1'1HIXC!,I!!lL· Oft , "" - , .. ll'ft,t 'rln.. TAA Sectl- 3101.11(0), Mlddlaport, Ohio, paaatd on the 13111 day of Auguat, 2001, thare will be aubmmtd t~ a vote ollllt PMPJe of Nld eubdlvlalon at • GENERAL ELEcnoN to be hatd In the Vlllloga of Mlcldlaport. •, ......... s.ctlona 3101.11(0), 5705.111, 5705.21 1701.18, 5705.11 '\ E.LE · D.EONOF.._~,. :, oF -~--.-~ --...... -....... 'I \ viding for the family. You'll effectively acquire what your family nerds or desires. · GEMINI (May 21-junc 20) -- Establish :1 busy agenda cady in the day and stick to jt. This is one of the days when the busier you are, the better you. perfonn, and the more you aet done. CANCER Oune 21-July 22) - It'll be through indirect means that you'll find your greatest IUCcenel today. For wh:at you can't accomplish by goins through the front door, tty the back door. LEO Ouly 23-Aug. 22) -What you envision Coday is feuible, 10 dare to be a dreamer. You'll ntix jusr the right amount of pncticaHty into your musina• to make the1n realitieo. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpt., 22) ..... There i1 nothins wiona with doina things in <he trodi· tiona! manner, but there is nothing wrong whh using your intuition to guide you either. Give: each the impor. tance d1ey deserve today. for independent effort. CArRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. 19) ·- Gr:uifica<ion and une-xpected rewards could be iU store for you today because of the way you qke pride in what you do, and your willingncu to beyond the call of duty. AQUARIUS Qan. 20->Fcb. · 19) -· Once othen llndentand that what you want (or your~ self you want for everyone, you 'U have aU the wiUing suppecten you need tod:ay. Motivation promotes suc£_eB.· PISCES (Feb. 20·Morch 20) -· Once you get •taned today, you'D let conrinuiry and con~ Mttency 1ovem how you han ... die yoyr job1. De~cause of chit wile pacing, you'll be as •tron1 a finisher ill You are a so narctr. . ARIES (March 21-April 19) -· There won't bo t dull ono· menc whom:·vcr yo\l'rt around today. You're the catalyst who makts otherwile •ubdutd accivltiel excltina and fUn to do. · TAURUS (April 2V-May 20) .... Give domestic mattcn priority today, e~prci:~lly if they involve Rhoppin~ of pro· I • �• ""* 8 I • The o.lly Sa illnel I Pomeroy, llkt , port, Ohio Wadnudliy, Oct. 10, 2001 FLY YOUR FLAG TO SUPPORT AMERICA'S TROOPS! Mllp Ceuftty"s • ~. Big bombs • FIRE PREVENTION see action • .Firefighters promote scifety to .younger set • in attacks ~ · BY MAn KEUEY tics helps clear the way for commando raids or the WASHINGTON possible use of ground One month after the ter- troops. rorist attacks on Although the the World Trade Pentagon publicly · Center and Penta- OPERATION was silent about gon, U.S. airstrikes Wednesday's on Afghanistan are attacks, officials focusing more on speaking on conleaders of Osama dition of bin Laden's aianonymity said the Qaida network 5,000-pound, and the Taliban laser-guided · regime that shields bombs would be them. used against Now tl)at most "leadership tarof Afghanistan's gets." Those air defenses are include command gone, the military ·•One month and control cenis working to later, America ters believed to be intimidate, if not still l!ying to in underground i11jure or kill, Tal- heai,Al bunkers near iban and terrorist Kandahar, the Talleaders with the • President i ban's seat of latest bombing retumsto power in southruns. The United Pentagon to ern Afghanistan. States has added salute viclims, A U.S. official military. A2 5,000-pound speaking on con"bunker-buster" dition of a$!<$ bombs that can European police anonymity said pierce reinforced to pursue 8 . Wednesday that strongholds, and it two adult male . ' · ts us1ng more ~ relatives ofTaliban terrorists, Al anti-pet::Sonnel , eader MUllah bombs · to target • Air strikes · Mohatnlitad Taliban troops trigger civilian and equipment . . flight from The shift in tac- Kandahar, A2 Aitacb.A3 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER l!lY TONY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF OMEROY- In conjunction with National Fire Prevention Week, which runs :through Friday, members of ·the Pomeroy Fire Department :visited with students from :Pomeroy Elementary ·Wednesday to educate them ·:about 1the :importance of fire · ~afety and prevention. This· year's thenie, "Cover Your Bases and Strike Out Fire;• incorporates safety messages structured around a classic baseball diamond: cooking safety at first base; heating safety at second; and electriciLI safety at third. Smoke alarms and home fire escape planning and practice can be found at home plate. "In .2QOO, Ohioans experienced 15,350 residential fires that killed 125 people, injur- E®IPMENT CHECK - F!tefighters Todd Smith and Joe Anthony demonstrate the proper use ing 1,048 and causing over Of ~IJI11-0irt· jle8[ duling a .~re :safety presentatlo~ for kindergarten students at Pomeroy Etertlehtary. The pre~tatlon Wllli' 'held ln·cenjuhctlon with National Are ·Pre~l(on Week, w!lich runs tiii9U&h ~·~· ftld8Y, · •·• • .....,. •• •· . .,.,. .....(Tony -. ... t.9. L<each ., ~ photo) ., .......~ ~. · •us. PI•••- Residents do their part Tor disaster relief BY CHARLENE HoERJCii SENTINEL NEWS STAFF OMEROY - "It made the residents feel good to be a part of helping vic~ . tims of the (terrorist) attack," said Lisa Pauley about a fund-raiser held at Vet.erans Memorial Skilled Nursing Facility. Last week, residents staged a bake and craft sale which :b rought in $661.76 for the New York Firefighters Relief Fund. The check was presented to :Todd Smith, who is coordinat-1ng relief efforts of the Meigs :County Emerge11cy Medical Service and Peoples Bank for 'the New York victims. Pauley said that soon after the attack on America, a meet1ng of the facility's Emergency Resident Council was called and craft safe was suggested by one resident and that's all it took to get the ball rolling. She said they wanted to make some things themselves, but they also wanted .to invite family members and friends, and their churches to donate. "It was an exciting time for the residents as they worked on crafts, and watched the donations come in and the tables fill up," said Pauley. "It gave them a good feeling to be _ Mary Wingett, Charles Kiser, . able to help." . . Makmg ~rafts and asstmng Dolores Kruskamp and Elizabeth Davis, left to right, were four of 14 residents at the VMH Skilled Nursing. Facility who helped wtth the sale were Emma raise $661.76 to go to the New York Areflghters Relief Fund. Adams, Margaret Ehas, Todd Smith who Is chairman 'of Meigs County's EMS/Peoples Dorothy Long, Charles Kiser, Bank Fund, accepted the check from Kiser. Mary Wingett, Shirley Harless, Nola Bradshaw, Beulah to give the residents an oppor- about the attack, but they Autherson, Dolores tunity to discuss their feelings wanted to do something to Kruskamp, Harriette Sinclair, 'about what had happened. help, said Pauley, activities Elizabeth Davis, Clara It was soon apparent that director. . Criswell, Jewel Welch and not only did they want to talk The idea of having a bake Meadie Long. Today's Hip: 70s Sentinel Details. A7 2 Sections- 11 ...... Calendar Classjfieds COmics Editorials Objtuarjes Sports Weather AS 84=6 87 Candidates for Southern High School homecoming queen are, front row, from left, Amanda Ashworth, Kim McDaniel, Rachel Marshal, Carolyn Bentz and Lindsey Smith. Also pictured, second row, are Brooke Kiser, freshman attendant; Stephanie Bradford, sophmore attendant; and Candlse Barber, junior attendant. The queen will be crowned during halftime ceremonies at Frl· day night's football game between the Soutbern Torn~ does and Waterford Wildcats. (Tony M. Leach photo) Strickland introduces airport safety Lo!r. 501 . .. Lotteries OHIO Pick :S: 1-9-3; Pick 4: 4-6-Hi Super Lctao: 6-17-20-37-43"'14 A4 ICidllr. 5-().2-3-2·5 A3 W.VA. 81-2. 5 .,..,. :S: 2·2-4 Dally 4: 9-2-1.0 A7 SHS hopefuls C> 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Bill would require scanning of all luggage • BY IRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF WASHINGTON- Legislation intro. duced in the U.S. House of Representatives by U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland would require that all bags checked at airports be scanned by advanced bomb detection nuichines. Strickland, DLucasville, is joined by U.S. Rep. jay lnslee, a Democrat from Washington, in sponsoring the bill . The legislation was introduced last week, and would require that all luggage checked for airline flights be screened before being loaded onto the plane. "It is intolerable for airports to check all carry-on luggage, but neglect to make sure that all other baggage loaded onto domestic flights is thoroughly screened;' Strickland said. "This legislation will create a nationwide standard for all airports PleiH - 8111, A3 Holzer Medical Cenhlr Respirolory Therapy and Educalion Depar1ments announce their First Annual Respiratory Fall Symposium 407 Pearl Street Middleport, OR (740) "1·3471 ROUNIJYS. MaUer Store • • • • • • UPS Westera Ualoa PUblic Faz Fecleral bprea VIdeo Beata! Caterl~~t~ SerVice Tuesdoy, October 23 • 8:00am-4:30pm HMC Education & Conference Center A one-day event that gives respiratory care professionals the opportunity to learn and review different aspects • and concepts in the respiratory field. 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