https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/44d89ef26e35555839c355b6c8c1627c.pdf 05811dcda25cba2816ad0a6804fd1925 PDF Text Text With top two QBs down, Penn State turns to Ganter, B2 Meigs beats Eastern in thriller, Bt ... Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio "'"' ·""•L•il"''"'""'''"'" 11{111\, , 0( lOBI I< l.:.>ooJ -;ntl '\IS•\ol. ,-;,-;. '\o. ·_! S ' SPORTS • Reds still giving Cubbies trouble. See Page 81 0 Meigs County included in federal disaster declaration Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Federal ass istance will be available to those whose homes or businesses we re damaged or destroyed by last monlh 's flooding, now that Meigs County has been included in a federal disaster declaralion. Meigs Emerge ncy Manage menl Director Robert Bye r said the Federal Emerge ncy Manage ll]enl Age ncy added Meigs and four other countie~ to an ex isting federa l dcclaral ion Thursday morni ng. It wi ll allow homeow ners and ren1crs to aces~ funds thro ugh the Federal Emergency Manage ment Age ncy. and ma ke ava ilable assistance lo bu s in e~s ow ners lh ro ugh th e Small Bu s-iness Administration. The declaratio n will also increase the reimbursement· lo the counly qnd its tow nships and vi llages for money spenl on, re pai rs lo public infra>truclure. Alhen-.. Gallia . A ' tate c m ergem: ~ declaratio n wa .. Mahonin g and Vinton liCIT ah o n1adc 'hurt 1\ alter flood \\' ater' hcuan added to the declaralion . to ITL'l'dc. ~~nd v. '" .made n: troactii e The five co untie\ were added to a to Aug. 27. v. hen Hu rr iL·a ne Chari e)\ major di~as t cr declaration i."-ued by l' fk ct.. hi l the· -.t ate. S in e~: th en. t\\'o Pres ident George W. Bush on S ~:pt. ll thcr hurri c<llle ... Fr<llll'C' ~111d Ivan . 19. based on a review of damage data ha1c cau .. ~:d fl••o J da mage in IH Ohi o gathered by federa l and state di .. a ~ tc r counlic .. . lk lmonl. Carroll. recovery officiab. Co lumhiana . (i ue rn 'CI. Han·i,on. ' >IL 'Th is i~ the one we' ve really been : Jener,( \l onroc. Morga n. fighti ng for:· Byer to ld Me i g~ County Please see Disaster, AS Commi ssioners on Thur,day. ·. Tim and Edie King ta ke a rest at the Hampton Inn in Lancaste r on th e ir second day out before leavi ng early the next morning for the fina l leg of their journey from the1r home in Bradbury to Worthington . LoTI'ERIES Fulfilling their dreams on a bicycle Ohio Pick 3 day: 3-0-0 Pick 4 day: 7-5-3-6 Pick 3 night: 4-5-8 Pick 4 night: 4-4-8-5 Buckeye 5: 3-7-9-11-18 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT For Tim and Edi e King fulfillin g their dream of tra ve ling from Bradbury to Worthin gton on th eir bi cyc le built for two was a long time in coming. But one cool September day afler wee ks of preparufi on. !hey set out from their Bradbury home and lhree da ys laler arrived at the home of their sisler-in-law Wendy Kin g in. Worthin gton . . The 124·-mtle trip was broken down inlo three manageable secti ons fro m Bradbury to The Plai ns on a Friday afternoon. fro m there to Lancasler on Saturday mornin g. and fro m Lancaster to Worthin gton on Sunday. It was a trip made on old West Vll'ginia Dally 3: 0-3-5 Dally 4: 5-4-7-9 Cash 25: 1-11-18-19-21-23 WEATHER Details on Page A6 2 SEcnoNs- 12 PAGEs 0 A3 B3-4 Bs A4 A2 . Route 33. over a lot of back er, and be sure it was n' t goi ng roads, and 10n bicycle paths 10 be too ho1:· said Tim . from Athens to Nelsonville They we re ph ysica ll ~ready and fro m German Village in havin g ridden 1800 miles this Columbus to Worthington . year. ~ The duo carried their .. A lot of L~rs 'honked at us, own food and stopped along and there were lots of ques- !he way to cat wheneve r they lions wherever we stopped,'' got hun gry. said Tim. Fri ends fro m Athens, wilh '' It look us I0 hours of a truck vo lunlee red to be !he ac llial ridin l!. about 3 1/2 support ~·ew takin g care of hours a day,'"' !iaid Edi e. "We the' luggage and olher supdidn ' t push it. we took our pli es a' !hey lral'e led to . time. m eraging 12.28 .mil es Wonhin gton and relurning an hour. " They attribuied the Tim and Edie and !heir bicygood lime they made lo th e cle to Bradbury on Sunday northwesl directi on !hey we re aflernoo n. • said tra ve ling and a lail wind com" It wa' a !! real time ... in !! in fro m the southeasl with Tim. "for on a bicyc le yo u H ~rri cane Frances. not on lv !>ee hut \ ' Oll hear and Prcparalions for the journey smell · lhc c:Xperiencc by landem bike began many including 1lw road kill. " months ago. "We had to plan For th em. th e !rip .wa' the route, selu p a suppo11 sys- eve rythin g th e'y hoped for tem. keep Irack of Ihe weath- and more . a drea m fulfi lkd . Sternwheelers arrive for weekend Fest BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYOAILYS ENTINEL.COM POME ROY - Six , !ernwhee lers hal'e arri1·ed in Pomeroy for the annual Stern whcc l Ri1 erfe,l de layed a 11ed . hcl·au 'c (lf !he S~pt. I X tl ooding which lefl Pon1croy ·' ri1·crfron1 under 11·ater. B..-c·au'e Pomerov merl'llanh 11·er..- .. till rcco1·ering from the 11 PN tlood in -W Please see Fest. AS ..- Who got the flood crest forecast wrong? Forecasting review underway INDEX Calendars Classifieds Comics Editorials Faith•Values Movies NASCAR Obituaries Sports Weather The deck of the Mudsock. home docked 111 Dunbar. W.Va .. was a good place to enjoy the firs t afternoon of the Sternwheel Riverfest. The boat has been at Pomeroy ste rn wheel festivals for years. and was one of six to arrive for the start of the eve nt. (Brian J. Reed/ photo) As B6 As Bt A6 © 2004 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM POMEROY - When the ~e mn a nt s of Hurricane Ivan ripped through the Bend area lwo wee ks ago. the ri ver rose at an unprecede nted rate. acco rdin g to th e Nali onal Weather Service . The National Wealher. Service out of ·C harleston. W.Va. forecasts .tlood crests for !his area. not the Racine Locks and Dam as many believe. , Recentl y the Rac ine Locks and Dam received criticism for forecasting a fl ood cre.~ t for Pomeroy !hat was initi ally too low when in fac t !hey we re onl y relay ing info rmati on rece ived fro m the Nati onal Wea1her Service as a counesy to !he publi c. Larry Circle, Loc km aster at !he Rac ine Loc ks and Dam praised the Nat ional Wealher Service's pas! record 'of being accurate to within half a fpot al forecas tin g tl ood cresls for th e last fo ur yea rs. 'Th~y do an excellenl job down there," said Circle. "II was . jus! that one initial tlood crest forecasl W<l\ low on F1ida)·." Ci rl·ie added th ai the readings that fo ll owed lhro ughoul th at wee kend un1 il !he river . cres ted th e fo ll ow ing Mo nday morn ing were fre(jUent and more in line wilh wh al was hap penin g. , However. there was a senlimen! in !he Pomeroy community thai the in ili<J I low readin g gave 'ome merchanl' and res ident>; a fa lse 'en' c of . 'ecurity on Friday c1·ening . resultin g in pro pert) da mage 1 This vi ntage firetruck from the Tuppers P!a1ns Vol unteer Fire 1 De partment' s' water resc ue bngade was one of several olde r over !he fo llowi ng da~ .,_ models dnving 111 the Sternwheel R1verfes!'s f1•e truck parade Please see Review, AS on Thursday even1ng. (Bna n J Reed pl1oto 1 II lnformatio~ at your fingertips ... \ For the latest healthcare information ond to lear11 more about the pro~rams and services Holzer Medical Center provides, log onto our website : www.h.~lzer.org ·---,--~-----!. y _ _ ___:_ ·-~ - +• • MEDICAL CENTER P·1scm·c.,. the Hnll <'l' f)i~ (ere n'cc www.holzer .org J, " • • �.. FAitH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel Church announcements Band playing at Common Grounds POMEROY Contemporary Cbnst.In Band 'Crymg Out Lo,ud." wli I be at the Common Ground' Coltee Shop. 7 p m. Fnd<~y ~ COOLVILLE A L1ll 1e1 tva! will be held ,n CartiMge Conunun11y Cht11ch. 7 p m Oct R .tnd 9 P.tslllr D.tvld Fields wt\1 'pe.tk ,md mum· wil l be hy the Builders Qu,/11et 1111 Fml.1v .md P.tstor S,un Anders11n- w1l l speak and 16 ve,n -old .1c<;nrd1.1n .tnd p1ano pl.1yer And1 ew P1dtl1e1 Will pl.1y on Satu1tl.1y The Lhlll ch 1s \oc,tlcd on U S 50 \1/ 'IX nules I! om Cool Spot 570-A Benefit sing at Hobson Church HOBSO N -r A B1~ Bend Gospel iubdee ~n~li t smg will be held .11 7 p m on Saturdav ,11 Hobson Ch1<s ll.lll Fellows-hlp q uuLh Hemlock Grove to observe homecoming Sonfest set at Clark Chapel Church POM EROY - Hemloc k G1me Chmu.m Chlll ch wtll ohse11 e 1ts homecommg wnh d 9 1() ,1 111 chlll ch se1\ICe ·.md Sund.ty schoo l tollowmg on Su ndlty A pot lu ck dmne1 will he he ld at I ~ 10 p m dt the Gtange H.tll Those attemhng .ue to take .1 co~ered dish 1'he homecommg sen 1cc will begm .tt 2 p 111 with special mustc by s,,,tt Brm;n PORTER - Songfest Will be held .1t 7 p 111 Sund.1y at the Cla1k Chapel Chwch on Cl.1rk Ch.tpel Road 111 Porte1 FoUl d1ftC1ent groups Past01 Clyde Ferrell. For Inlorm.rtiOn call 740-388-8075 Revival services announced CARPENTER - ReviVal servtces will be conducted dl 6 30 p m on ThuN iay through Cl<:t I0 at the Umon B.tptiSt Church near Cu-penter D1 · Dav1d Rahamut. fouude1 of World Chnsnan Outre,~eh M llliStnes ,md pastor ot the Endlime Harvest Church m Thckson will be pre.Khtng Fom1erl y of TI1111dad, D1 Rah,mmt was conlerted to Chnst1antty trom the Moslem ta1th There wtll be spe- WORSHIP GOD THIS 'WEEK Friday, October 1, 2004 A Hunger For More ual 'mger' P.l,IOI ts D.tl 1d W1~n1cU1 . 742-256R Revival set for next weekend www PageA2 Homecoming planned at Carleton POM EROY - The Cu leton Chlll ch ol County Ro.td I R Pomewy , wtll h,tve 1ts annual homeC01)'1111g w1th d1nner .11 noon .tnd spccml 'crv1ces at I 30 p m Sund.ty. Oct I0 Ftllowship Apostolfc False accusauons, hateful words, and even "truth ' spoken wtthout love can .til sweep th e l.mdscape of human relauonsh1ps wnh devastation, pam and sorrow Behmd the ragmg tnfernos ol wanton and acc usatory ve1 hal condemnat 1ons, however, ,rre those h1dden "sparks of rumor .md gosst p" that lay htdden beneath the surf<1CC, ktndlmg slowly but surely unt1l they once agam reemerge and start more devastatmg fires We rationalize such small matters of '·mvw" w1thm our hearts, telltng ourselves that we · re Just •kee pmg others mformed, not constdenng even once the tlj:)plicauons of the things spouting from o ur mouths Whut we thou ght were harmless stones. anecdotes 01 JOkes tum DUI so often to be sparks that usher 111 d tiery holocaust ot nun and humiliation for others " Consider what a great torest)S set on tire by a small spa! k The tongue ,tl so IS ,, li1e, " world of ev1 l <Imong the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole person, sets the whole course of hts life on tire, and 1s liSclt set on tire by hell .. " (James 3 5b-6 NIV) Rumors and gosstp eastl y lind thetr way to "seams" of resentment, env; and m,thce They follow the path ot petty Jealoustes and amb1t1ons unttl they 1each the fu el of anger and tndi gnatlon. And though we speak "warm tu zzy · words 111 one breath, w1th another we breathe little distorttons and untruths that add up and explode 11110 great btg hes, broken hearts and dream s. and wrecked reputations " . My brethren, these thmgs ought not to be tim v..ay Ca~ a fountam se nd out from the sarne opening iboth A grayiSh gloom wmpped tts w~>py tentacles about the h1lh ol southcm West V1rgmt<~ Even m the hre,tkmg light of mommg. chokmg clouds of smoke PastY masked the dawn wnh a surre.tl Thom tWilight In the evenmg, w1th the e,trly .tdvent ot mght 111 the, Mollohan hDllows ot the West VIrgmi,m mmmtam,. the surroundm~ pe.tks were ,tll crowned w1tn nngs of tire that ommouslv dL·.:Cendeu the h1lls. Lonsummg also beneath the ground, folthe luel of dry leaves .md dead Jowmll the seams m whate,er h1.mc hes before them cln ect1on tl1cy led Smce there Down th e hdh1de th ey was no ox~ge n to speak of 111 de sec nded '" 1f legions of the slow kmdling of this co,tl, sm.ll l di.I¥,Ons were mvad mg. the ''bunung" wus mvts1ble unul fln,u ly thwarted by l1re aut the coal burned b1c.tb set up by soot cove1ed bene,nh the surface. nonetheIICighbm s help1ng ne1g•hhm s ' Jess. ,md 11 the co.tl seam Then hours after II was shou tel h.t~pen to re-emerge thought tl1.11 all the lu es h.1d where more leaves or other been' exlmgtushed, a new !me tlaimn,tbl e matc11als were m ol l11 e wou ld kmdle and war close proxnmty. the forest 11110 lite 1n ,mother place . l1 re would spnnll up 111 thts wnsum mg ye t another new place. ·confound1 nn the mount.tmSide wn h 1ts greedy etforts ot those who g.tlfantl y fl.tmes Aoam .111d ao am. fought to defeat 11 d.1 y .tltel day. 11ref1 ghters Blessedly. no ltves or houswelc c,tll ed out to go and es were lost (at least none ot f1ght more ltrcs ,md fought wh1ch I .tm aware) but the them they d1d unti l the1e w,ts tunbe 1 mdustry there would stmply no mm e tue l on the take decades to recover After lo1 est tl o01 to re -tgmte. the lit es had finally satwted I have been told that the their nearly msauable hun ger 1e.tson they h.td such trouble and ste.Idv fall ra1ns conIn ge ttm g the best of the que1ed .my rebels that would \l,unes was the presence ol ha' e lingeted. the htlls of 'hidden seams of coal ly mg Rale1gh and Boone counties fll st bcne<~th the surfac e of looked completely desol,lte the forest IIDol The elements Bl.1ckened skeletons of trees h.1d reSidually ex posed these stood forlornly m the gray mud !.1ye iS ol \l,unmab\e rock. but Soot so blackened the Coal the humdn eye was rarely R1ver tl1at coal could hardly mclmed to observe them, h.tve been darker Damp smoke covc1ed .ts they norm all y contmued to waft through the we1e by au tumn's bl.mket c,uwons of those southern West TI1e lite would bum leaves Vu gm1.t hills for week~, tr.tpped ,md dry wood, 1gmtmg htdden on .til Sides by sonowful mounoutcrops ol_ co.tl th.tt i<~ y m 1ts tdm sentmels Such desuucpdth The Vlstble \me ot fi1e lion renunds me of the mes\\ould mme on, w here<~s drtoth- um,tble hann that careless ,md e1 "fitC' beg,u1 subtly to bum mahctous words can cause Church or JrsUll C hrtst A[H)Siollc VanZandt and Wanl Rd , Pasl!lr Jame~ Mtller, Sunday School 10 30 am fresh ,md b1tter water'" (James3.10b-12 NAS) The tongue surrendered to God, however. c,tn bnng about great good It leJmces, 11 worshtps: II sm:,;s. 11 prays and 11 shares Gods Wmds of li te The tongue t!Mt 1s under His control IS " tj,!ol ot dflirnMtton fm the doub1!11:,; and a vessel ot comfort to mose who sorrow. It ts an ec ho ol God 's E\enmg · 7 30 pm Sacred Heart C11 lhoht l hu rch RJ ver V•lley Apostnhc Worshtp Center 873 S lrd AH: Middleport Ke11 m Konkle, Paswr Sum.la~. 1010 a rn WcUnesda) 100 pm YoulhFn 710 pm l ,il~ tor own great vo1L:e .1s Words ot TIJUrs 7 00 p 111 Pastnr M.u:tv R Hunnn ~ett 1~~s BY PASTOR RoN BRANCH I do not know whv certam ad ult advantages do 1iot occw to me soo ner than they do For example I hc~ve long delighted m eatmg banan,t puddmg My mother makes great banana puddmg Terry makes great banana puddmg But , each ot them often mcrude too many bananas m the constru elion ot their rapturous rectpes While baJt<mas is .tn essentml in,gredient. tt 1s the combmat1on ot the pudding und v;m1l1.1 w<IfeiS that reully tmike h.m<~na puddmg sumptuous tom~ u~'te. Although I m,tdc my optnion known to those two wonderful pruv1ders ol puddmg works, they JUS! h.tve not qUite seen 11 my way All I have wanted has been a reduction m the amount of sliced bandn'L' It was only recently that 11 occurred to me th.tl. as an ,tdult. I IMve an .tdv.mtage mto wh1ch I have not heretofore t.tpped I ha~e the awhorny and ad1 antuge to butld my own banana pudd1ng! Thus. last week and thiS week I took charge and constructed b,m<~mt puddmgs accon.hng to my own style Stm:~ I ;un n tcmblc t:<X>k. I still nccJed Teny to cwk tltc puddmg lm me. But, t~\cr lhut, I hullt puddmgs .u.:t:l>rdmg to my own thcoty pldce d s]Jce ul b.m.md on e.1ch \\ .tle1 The n. I lick a good spoonful ot puddmg! Ha. ha 1 I never got to do that before, etther' The layenng process contmues unt1l the three mgredtents ,tre used up Now, I do not get heartburn lrom ,1! \ the bananas, und b,man.l otl does not .tccumulate when part of a batch ca rries over to the next duy. Why tlid I not think about domg thts long before '' But, ,,, God so ot1en does even form of "exceedmg gre.tt .mel prectous prmmses ·· The tact that God 1s wtlling to "supply our need .tccordmg to HIS nches m -sory'' IS advantageous The · ture affirms we have been ma "/omt-hetrs wtth Christ'' that me udes nch "mhentance," not onl; for here and now, ,but also for an eternal future. So, why ts II that our lives do not seem to get built accordmg to taste'1 Why do we expenence so much heartbum in our lives! lsnotpartoftheanswerdtseoverect in the fuct thut we do not luke udvuntuge soon enou~h of our God-given udvuntuges Huw is ttlhut Christaut advwt- b~ nm g Uupe Bwptlst C hun:h (Southern ) 'HO Gmnt St Mu ldlcpmt Sunday sc hoo l 9"'10am \.\lor~ ht p II am and6pm Wcdnesda) S~: n1 c c 7 p m Rutlund Fir.;t Hap11st Churth Sunduy Schoo l • 9 10 ·• m P 1 ~ 1o r Jo Hl 1-! nl( k~ r l 740-667-3156 1 740-992-6215 ' Nest a11d Re<1t'' 4 n 10 ~1 s t before God and 209 Third Racme, OH 111.111 " 0 Hn .tnl Wor~Q t r Suni.ll ) 8 1~ Wr d11 c~J l~ s~ Worsh ip Baph~t 740-949-2210 Act1 24. 16 1 .. Baptt~l Y I 'i d m J UU p m f'1n;l 8apt1"1 Ptqm R1d, Ruk Sundn Sd10nl 910 I m Wnr~h l p 10 40 I m 7 nn r Ill \\ e dn~ ~d.t~ Sen Ill'S 1 00 pIll S1IH•r Run Bapl1st P 1SU1r Jot1n S\\ an~on Su n Ia> Sl hno l l Oam V. ur~ htr II am 7 0 0 p m WOOnc'it.la\ Scr. 1 c~~ 1 00 p m 29670 Bashan Rdt In tiiU age of the internet, the world has become small indttd We can converse with &omeone In (hlna just by turning on the computer. The power of a "search engme" surpams the spud of any vehicle oltranspor1atlon .. literally. "in a heartbeat" We nerd not feet alone. even If we are unable to lean our homes 115 mnaculous as this technology appeal-5 to be. why do so many of us stott feel empty and alone though the entire world Is at our dlsposall Perbaps we nud to dov,ert our focus from Without to loo~ within ourselves .. wlthm our htarts. lOng before the adllenl of modern communication and sophisticated transportation when we were far more isolated than today we turned to look within ourselvu lor comfort and assurance. W• read on Psalm 77 >-6 .. " 1 constder the dll}'s of old, 1 remember the yurs long ago. I commune wtth myheart !n the night; I meditate and uarch my spirit." You need not look far for one who wtli be your fnmd . God iJ as near as your heartbeat Won't yon vi.,l God's Houu thu weeki SUSD~Y 1'\G~DAY WtS DAV . 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Main Street Pomeroy l(lo~ 10 740-992-6128 Local source for trophies , ues t-sh1rts a~d more • Ia If ye abrde in Me, m rd M1· word~ abide ill you, ve 1lwll a1k what ye will, and it 1/wl/ be do1t e unto you. }ulm l'i. 7 KEBLER BUSINESS SERVICES ~ ' All Income Tax & Bill Quickel Fmancwl Services F1ri11 I I. 992-6677 White Funeral Home Stnce 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville ' Oh ·I0 /amf~ ~?~£;~~~~1~1~0~-J~H:o:dl L.... '. . 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Sdw11l Church of God H II l< J \\m"h'r 9 1{] 1m V..ur~h1p \lt'l\.:S ( uopnatn e Pa n sh \\or•hr 700pm SunJ 'J 1 J 1111 pm \Vrdn, .., Ja~ 700 rm 111 \hdnt,J 11 - 11111 1411 Nazarene '~'~''~' .,rn Pt-.wr DJ \Id Grt•u 1) \() 1 111 \~ur .. hlp R~lJ \\<' d !l~ ,J a\ 11 II Racine \1.1'r~hq1 1"\l pm R1lph Sp111' SundJ\ Slhn1l I~ "• tilt 1.:' 4 h~h1111l \\II~~~\ il l~ l'a,lnr R"' Christian Union Hanfnrd ''a 111 \\l•dn• ~uo~~ \II Oh't' I 111ted ~fe thochst m m t Oh1o H ockll111por1 C hurch 111 J & 4th Sun1 ill Jl Ill ,"< ., tI United Methodist 7 11 I' 11 d 1\ ol tht ll \lllgS!IIItlr -\nt 4u II p,~,[,.J Jl"~ \I,.J1t, ~\~11111!( W11ro,h1p tn t \llddleport ( I (I trr \\ 6 p rn Sun(! I\ pm pm Let your light so sh1ne helorc thilt they may see works and glonfy ll'allher 111 heaven " Mill thew 5 tn 7r R J1'"!111 l'.u~t I elwrt p, ,h ,. Sunda\ St:lh,•l 10 (,nlham I lllt t' d., \li'thndl~l \\,.,,Jlll' 11 H) 1 n tl •l & .::nJ Sun! 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S~hoo l alii ]'I '-t1 111rl 11 '( h 1nl 10 JIll 7 p 11 \\.orshlp Wcdnesda) llt\ ~ r~-.;h hlfh Full G o~ pe l ( hunh Sn n.,..,tlll' Stm.l tiS l ho(l St luhn I uthu1m Lh unh Pl!1 l' Gnn '-' \l. or~ h tp S t h1111l I U ()() 1 Ill 7 DO p m llkkor} l.:.!•lls (h utch of Chri st E>nngt!ltsl M1k e 1 l't lhur' Lutheran B1l l Amht:l)!~r SL nJ '' S,hpnl 11 IO 1 111 \~ n r 'h1p ll 1111 1 11 10 '\{) . . 111 ., JO p m Wcdne~ d.t\ Sl'r\ llC~ 'illll~l: lf ,Jil ll ll~n~m,~tlll!! ' B1hk Slulh I\ I •ml •Y7 (X) prn 11 II~ I' 11(1 IHIIIII 11 1'11,,111 tld 111 .. n \~:rltl~ Saltm <.ommum\1 l hunh J ong lloll l<lm Shu J>.J,Ior Jul m Gd!IH ll Sum] I\ Sdn nl <1111 \\otro,h Jp 101m '\t 1~1 lhll ..1~11 r•~-' "' ..1..1r, 7-'Xh 'iund ,, '\Lhn I ltl ~I) 11 1m Re h<"l .\.: 11 ' Ahundanl ( ,nKe H. .. I r hur; d,\Y ( hn 'l u! 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Lev ttt CU\ 19: II ' • Hci~J:h!s Pomeroy, Ohm 45769 (740 I 992-3279 'Ioi Free I-877-SHJ-2433 • • 20 If ye abide in Me, and My words abide in you , ye ~lw/1 ask what ye will, a11d tl slw/1 be done rmto you. John 15:7 499 Richland AHnue, Athens 1 - 1100-~51-9806 740-594-6333 "\\ u,karraudwlo' 10 x \\•>r ~ h1p :.1 m Mllll <iln 740 992 7713 Hills Self-&l.Qrage VKit•F 1\~>thll 1 1\1 R~tlmt> Pa stor :-iliT tt Pl~t 1-'omcro} 1N1111 lklllllUnatJiln,ll f~llttv.,lupJ M eeung m th~ u!J 1\J11(.'Il ~Jil I ~g1on llal l Sou1h I uurth r\'~o~nu~ 1\hdJiq,,n P.a'H'r (lu•~ St~~urt ljl !ti l Jill ..,unJ.~, Rrhl( P "tur IJ, h Huhnl'.t~ll Suuliay S~hllol M;nn ll 11 luw s~ ~•lUll 9 '0 il m f urc~ l \.\.,,,Jup- 101)(1 \und11. II I,IHjl M1ddlc1lt1rt Umrch ullhmt anti M lilt P.1~wr \I llmhon '"u th RP HI Rutland l'ree \\ til Baptu:l uardra1l Fence & hn~ t "lt ml11 " ~~~1m 'lunla1 H11'> 1l Sluth \~cdn,•o,d tv 7 pm ' Chun h Sdmol \I. M~h 1 p 111 ( .th iU \ PII J,!t 1111 ( IHIJicl tO 1'i 1m Wnr~ htp I 0 15 11 m WLihlc,d,ty So.:l\ 1tc 1 00 p m ?vfi[[ie 's 1\_estaurant Home People" Rd V.~tbtc,JJ) 11 Ill Chnsua n F e llo~ s htp Oa~~~ \und \\ldn~,d..n m \Vp r~h lp W~dn c~dlyStr\lt ~~ m 1111 94"'.un&70npm 1 flOp m SunJ:~ y M tdi.l lq•nrt "A Celebration of We' Op~ n 11 .1111 E Lamar So.:n l ~t~ hrst Hom l' (twked \lm l\ & /Jut! ~ lpuw{\ "A Home &tnk for Sdu)(•l pIll (} ll) hm)l Stnd•\ Rullmd rm 7 ~0 l,tslor Kt.:l lh R td ~r Su nday Sd1110I <~ Sun•i•' \,nt" 71' m P.1stor Mark MorTO\\ 6th and Pa hnc 1 St Overbrook Homemade h1 li.lro.:n' 11 •m ~ Maul St Pa ~ lor T11111~ ~ n un1lh lll~l1 ( Pa~ 1111 4 1H72 PomerLl\' P tk~: Michael L. Crites Director of Family & Community Services 4TIIIf/V)hl lr r (, 10 Dll~~~~· 7pm i'IHI\\ Otld !'t l)~\ l11r Mt Mortah Bwptts t . ' So I stnve always to keep my consctcncc c lear m 6 ~I\ \l I' t\l n 'J IIJ a 111 111 ~rankin Re1 1 nJ . . , 7 r rn Other Churches 11 \\"I , ]up StlJ) WLd 7 J(l t}l1 .1 11 II ,Wcdnl ~u 11 'il n ~ ~l un f1rst Southern tages a1e uti ii7cd' My b.man.t puddmg const111clion m,tkes one pomt cleaJ -you t,tke contlol 1 It 1s not that you uy to take control from God We need God. just like I still need Terry to cook the ~uddmg smce I am a te111ble cook But, vou take con n o\ ot the butldmg process by not allowmg yourself to be mampulated and dominated by outside intluences that alter and hmder expectattons That allows you the greater pnv1\ege ot pttonttztng God's sweet t.l'ttng advant.tgcs .tccordmg to tuste ' My tas te JU>t nboltt n11neu m:r lust ptld(hng cunstruct ton I licked the spoon too often 1 Wanu / 111 1/(i/\ o~ 10 lll ScrVKl' 1 p m Wohh lp ~I (Prove1hs 25 II NIV) ( !hom Mollohan h(l\ 1111111 1/e/ed 111 lllllfill'lll Ohw the past mile \ ew \ and H the pcHfO I of Parl111a \ Comlll/11111\ Chwr h He ond h11 "1fe are rhe pam11s of 1h1ee clllhilell 1111h a/lo l he l on rhe 11 " ' 1 He nun be 1eadinl In t~ llwrl at pa 't(JI tlwm @path"''" gal I'l"'· ils w m) 333 Page Street Middleport OH Wo rsh ip 9 10 1 rn 11 ~1 m "'••r~ll1[1 111 Holiness -\niiH~I' M•m'll:l ~() o.t 10 1 St nd 11 Sdl<H>I \1' t1 S1 l'nllld <~ 4 'i F.n lt-rprlst t JHSCO JIOI ( hu rt:h 111d ll(lll I tl, l1 ur(hml Suml.t} Sdwul Ill Wedn~ sd u ~ Scr~ l les Pomeroy, OH (hun~ W M ltlt St 1111 SuwJ a} Sdmo l ol sJi vet:· Rehabilitation Or I 'f1 I •1 \IJ H1hk ~ Pa~t•>r lah an- H1hlr I hurr h P t•Wr Al\;mJ Kill !! Sunday Sdwol Episcopal l'omerny •' lrst Baptist E Loc,tted less than 30 m1nut e~ from Athens Pomeroy or PMkersburg We olle1 phys~ea t occupauonal -.peech art & mush,; therap1 c~ 21~ Morn o, 'ith Pa•lm S 1~'~ l1Uic Sunda} Schoo l 9 I O am Mnn11ng Wmsh1p 10 l ll .un Sun day ocnmg fo~U pm Wcdnesd 1y 6 IOpm to ~s 1111 I} Wcdn~~d;n St'ni{C~ .1m Jon 11h 111 Noh\~ \l.nr,hr11 l 0 2~ ~~ ltl 1\ ..,,hu•l 'l I i 1 1U ( • rLill' 1\limo,Jn Ju,IJ Ul n St 11tl n <.;d u .•l 9 Vlctorv 26 years in local business Roofing & Building Work Lm) Bm.,.,n \l,oJ >h p 1m Sundn Sdwtol 10 10 , 11 Stud.,. 7 r m h ~(} 111 Sen1~c' 'iuntlJ)' "l huu l Rn Hcmln<'k (; ro'c ( hn sll.m l h u1't h '-J r unJI) ~(l,J~~\ tS) ra~U!.CI l'o~•l or B nh Rnbm~m Ao,hur) f'nmtr••y Pa,!nr ,\: l>ltl Serv1cc C htsh trt Hapt1st ChuN'h "'2~ ~ ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohto Prcal: hlllg lm cnm Pre acher FloyJ Rm s Wedne~d11' Young's Carp~nter Seruice 9 liJ hulh Felku,!i hill ( r11!0adf' for I hn\1 HutiH nd l hun:h ur the 'lit a~ rent.' SundJ) 'ilhool '1 HJ J m \1. 1r~l11p 1 10 r 111 1 m Mum t~.' r 7 UOpm W~; \lnl!sdav B1hl t'! Study 7 00 pm • wtth the Simple staples of life. He gave msight to a Signtficant spmtu,tl COIK-em. It 1s lound m the tact that bcm~ .t Christkm sw-e has 1ts <~dvantages. too The only pmblem IS UMt too m.my all' tm slow to nx ogmze wl1dl tl-.e; can budd and expenence wtth God m their hves Oh, most certmnl y - God gives diStmct advantages for the Chnsllan to uttlize, all of which, accordmg to Chnst, lead to life abundant. For starters. advantage given to those wtlltng to rece1ve Htm is "power to Oecome the sons ol God." The presence ot the Holy Sptnt provides d1sttnct udvantage. No one should forget the udvantugc God gtves in the Sun -\!,1" l•omerov \Veslsldl' ( hm l'h or ( 9 30am 10 lOam Sun SunJ") Slhi'Hll JOo..~m \\ohhip .Jill lrunh (burch ~tcolld ll()-.7 " Ill< Carpenter Baptist Churth Sci"\J~;c ll 1111 \~~:Onc..UJ~ ~l'r\l~c• Ac<tHJ~ P•,wr I tnt' 11\1 l'hllns ..., I111 UI l t-nlf11ll {_ l u~ler , Church of Christ Baptist S~hool 10 Congregational lial (om 5 HI ptn \it·~ 11 ' "' ~h·~·l \und11 \\ilr~hlfl 1<1 160 PN••r PJ •fl.)t ( urnmumh f lmuh llbotrt v As.wmbl ~ of GOO I)' ( h1j1llllfl ruppcor~ r" H ~1 111 I i .1m Mu '~ u m D.n l} l'omcro) PO Bn)( 467 DuJr.lmg Lane Ma"'m W V.t Pastor Nlll Tennant Sund.1y Ser. t~es 10 00 a rn .mu 7 p m Being an adult sure has its advantages! F01 one teCijJe, I use only two h,m,mds wh1ch I s\1ce very thm I SJXlOn 111 .t !.tyer of puddmg mto the cont,unel. l.ty m d layer of N1ll,t v...tfers flat Side up and ~ 45 !.J (,m Assembly of God Sund OJ \1.-hikHJ Puml'nw IJ'J::! iXWI Mu '~ 44S 515pm F.n1m1tnud Apostoht TabemM~o:_!lln c. grace .tnd Ill e are utiered forth mto the b10ken despa1r of those who do not know Hun as Sav1or .md Lord Olll tongues c,m never be tul ly t.tmed by Olll' own nD man strength of wtll tor can tame the tongue It " .1 rest less ev II . Iu\1 ot poiSon .. (J,unes18N IV) Sttll we ha ve d powe1 beyond the strength ot our will and cthe power of our we<Ik flesh on wh1ch we may rei; for help 111 the tammg ol ow wayward tongues ·•subm it yourselves. then , to God Res ts! the devil. and he wtll flee from you. Come near to God and He Wi ll come near to you Hu mble yo urselves before the Lo1d. and He will li ft you up" (James, 4 7-8a. \0 NIV) TI1e wm ld needs wo1ds of healmg and not of hann Allow God's power and presence m your life to begin the transtormauon ot yolll wotds tor, "A word aptly spoken IS li ke apples ol gold Ill A~~ W 1lltrF Rt=\ ~ ( hun h uf (,nd 11f l'mphl't Catholic 161 Mulhern Loop Rll olf Nc'"' L1ma Rd ~uti mi.l ScrVI~C~ Sun 1000 ol lll & 7 10 [l m. • Sel'nnd Rapll st ( hun:h Ra,cn~IHx'ti WV SunJa., Sth1)]1! 10 un Mnrnmg "'nr'h1p I I IIH! Hnmg '"'pill Wcdllc'ldJy 7 p m '1411-992-MtC Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES~ 214 E. Mam 992·5130 Pomeroy Blen ed are the pure in heart; jot: they shall \ee God. Matthew 5:8 ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITIION CENTER The care Hill dew.>r1 t c/o 'it to ·hom e 36759 Rockspnngs Rd Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-6606 Lel HJU I \~ I Pt•l"l K1 S~h(•nl •J ~~~a 111 H1hl ~ \\ u ln... ,d ••, ltght \O H1 111 \1 1 \\,•~tur ~IIIII(' IJI frill' me~ that the\ nun '(' t' \ ow ~ood 1101 k' l/1/{/ glouf' \0111 Fmh n 111 hem t'n JHa f!ht '\1 AU1 2~ /6 \l e t ~' c.,um' , East Ma1n Pomeroy Oh Clltk~l F!.1rht JI!!:!J,. W 740-992-2644 740-992-6298 Jltnouf!rr'G .ftre .~ ~alrtp tOIL faU 1-100 IU.O.Sl God and m.tn 1'rancis Flonst " /(J SWISHER & LOHSE Fn1 GoJ 111 lo\'l·d tire 11 o1/d PHARMACY rlrar Ire ~a1 e lrn on !I We Fill Doctors' l> e ~ollen 1011 Prescriptions Jo/111 3 I() 992·2955 Pomeroy "Sq I sl111 c .1111 .t), to keer my CO li Se tl'11cC ciCd I Ot:IOJ C - 1)!1 ., 1lll r 111 \1ud' IIIIDDLI!P4&l , C140)ttl 7016 MY grace is sufficient fQr thee: for mY strensth is ma·de Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 OH1ce SeJVtce &Supply ' 137·C 'N . 2nd Ave. Middleport,' OH 992·6376 ,. �• The Daily Sentinel • OPINIO,N . ~ The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio VaUey Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edi!or Congress shall make 110 law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the rigltt oFtlze people peaceably to assemh)e, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. ' -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY • Today ts Fnday. Oct I, the 175th day ot 2004 The1e ate 91 days left m the year. · Today's Htghhght in History. Forty years ago, on Oct I, I ~64. the Free Speech Movement was launched at the University of Ca!itornia at Be1keley On this date In 1800, Spatn ceded LoLustana to France .m a secret treaty. In 1885. spectal dehvety matl servtce began 111 the Umted States. ' ' In 1896. the US Post Ot)'tce est,Lblt shed Rural Free Dehvery. In 1908, Henry Ford tnttodu ced the 1\!0del T automobile to the market , In 1943, All ted forces captured Naples du11ng World War II In 1949, Commumst Party Ch,mman Mao Tse-tung ratsed the first tlag of the People's Republtc ol Chma dunng a cetemony in Beijlng. In 1961. Roger Mans of the New York Yankees hit hts 6lst home run during a 162-game season, compared to Babe Ruth's 60 home runs during a !54-game season In 1962, Johnny Carson debuted as the regular host of NBC's "l'omght" show In 1971, Walt Dtsney World opened til Orlando, Fla In 1979, Pope John Paul II amved m Boston for the.sfart of a tour of the Umted States Ten years ago: The Umted States and Japan reached a senes of trade agreements. averting a threatened trade war. N111wnal Hockey League team owners began a I 03-day lockout of their players. Ftve years ago South Korean activtsts thanked the U.S. government for pmtmsmg to mvesttgate an Associated Press report that U S forces allegedly k!lled several hundred refugees at the start of the Kore,on War But the protesters also demanded the US pumsh some ol the "eterans 1nvolved and compensate the " tcllms' relanves One year ago· The Unned States too k over the month-long prestdency of the U.N Secunty CouncJI at a ttme when u was campaigmng for approva l of a new resolution atmed at gettmg more countries to contnbute troops and money to Iraq. Conservative commentator Ruslt Ltmbaugh restgned from his ESPN spans JOb after sttrnng controversy by suggesting Phtladelphta Eagles quatterback Donovan McNabb was merrated because the meclta wanted to see a black quartetback succeed Today's Binhdays· Former Prestdent Jtmmy Carter ts 80 Wtlltam Rehnquist, chtet JUSttce ol the Un tted States, ts go. Ptanist Roger Wtlliams is 80. Actor Tom Bosley ts 77 Actress-smger Julte Andrews ts 69 Singer Howard He'Nett ts 47. Smger Youssou N' Dour ts 45 . Actor Esat Morales is 42. Actor Chnstopher T1tus JS 40 Actress-model Ctndy M,trg:o!JS IS 39 Rock stnger-muSJc ian Kev111 Gnlftn (Better Than F7.l.J ) ts 36 Smger Keith Duffy " 10 Ae li e" J lll nee Smollett ts 18 Actress Bne Larson " 15 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the edl/01 are \\'elcome. Thn should be les~ than 300 wvrd1. Allle/ler.\ are ~ubject tv editing and must be \'Lg11'ed and mc/ude addre.1.1 and telephone nwnha No wlslgned /etten 1vtll be pu/Jlished. Letten 1/wu/d be in good taste, addressing issues, nor pr; nonalirie1·. .The opinion5 expressed in this column are rhe consensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 5 editorial board, unleu orherwi5e noted. 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"Eleven' beatings and stabbings following four high school football games last Fttda~and Saturday mghts ought to lli!..enough to con"'nce eve t"!,,body that we should gtve up rugbt games," the stOJ y satd Fast forward to September 2004 Some Ohio pubhc school otltctals ordered that all F11day 111ght football ga mes involvmg one of the cuy's h1gh schools be played on S.tturd<~y morrung fm the rest ot the sea~on. The action was tak en .tner !tghtmg broke out bet ween large groups ol fans alter the ga me. If movmg the g<~mes 10 Saturday murmngs doesn 't cott ect the problem ( offiCials theonze that daylight games will draw smallet and more nt.tnageable crowd,), more severe measures wtll be taken (such as limnmg admJSStons to fam tly members and faculty) ' Teenagers aren't the only ones responstble tor the spOils mayhem Recently, a major league 'baseball player threw .t chatr at a heckler, but he mls!ed. Instead. the Friday, October t, Friday, October 1, 2004 need more good sports George Plagenz tor C.nhen ne Crier, "Sports ha\e gotten mnre violent in the t~<t 10 or 15 years." S.he 11 ,ts speak ing durtng the htghly publtctLed .tnal of a lather .1ccused of kilhng .mothet Lither when the two got tnto ~n .1rgum ent at thetr sons' huckcy pract1ce 111 R edthn~. M~lss. chmr htt the man 's wtle, break mg l1er nose . · We don't know what ,1 d,ty in heaven wtll be like but we can be sute of one th1ng. Thete won't he any sports played up there. If someone so much as sugge,sts dwm.mg up Si des tot ,1 ltttlc game of h.tsehall , God wtll remember the ne.tr-t iot that erupted at Fen way Pat k 111 Boston dutJng the fOLuth game ol the 1999 American League Championshtp baseball settes. and he wtll bteak thetr bats That goes for foot bdll too If on some ntcc autumn day when he " walkmg tluough the clouds, the Referee in the Sky hears someone yell "HJI<e 1' (and he senses thete ts a football ga me 111 progress) he wtll let the ait out of the ptgsktn and send the players mdoor for ch01r ptacttce. In the words of TV en me reporter and tormer prosccu- Much ol today's sports tuge Involves parents and other atl•ults In a b,tsketball g,nne 111 Texas. a player ch~stn~ .1 hall ran into the grandst.ttld ,md acc tdentally lei! on ,J woman spect.llOJ Hct hush,Lnd gt ,tbbed the plc~ycJ ,tml choked hun. It ts dtsttc"t.ng to hem ~lllliL' h1gll ..,L:hool .J(.lmmts- 11 ,!hll s .111d CO,JLhes del end th,; .Jttet -d,JI'k sports games on the grounds that '11 ts onh ,, lew yout hs thc~l are tlll<>ll c"l 111 the tJots" or ''tt tsn t 1.111 to .111 the good kids and thctr jJ.Jrents to outlaw n•gh t games " 01 course 11 tsn't f.ur But that ts h.trdly ·the poult S,llety and secUIJty ,Jrc what we ~uc to~lking. ahouiNot does 11 m<Lke any sense t() say that tt wou ld be g11 111g in to the hoodlums to elmltndte the night games. It would be doing. JUSt the opposite It would be thw.trtmg the homllums who need RUTLAND - The Region Jeers to the state fair II, ..Ohto Assoctatton of It was noted that Dorothy Garden Clubs, fall meetmg Woodard has the new proWtll be held at St. Ambrose gram books ready to be sent Church m Belpre, it was to the pnnter. The traveling announced at a recent meeting pnze furntshed • by Joy of Rurland Garden Club held Combs was won by Eva ,ttthc home ot Paul me Atkms Robson. MarJorie Rice will . A planmng session for the I urm sh the October prize. meetin g wtll be held tomorOfllcers for the new year row at Chester There will be wtll be tnstalled at the a I p m. covered dish dinner October 25 meeting when followed by a bus mess meet- members meet at the home of mg at 2 p.m Joy Combs At the rcgtonal meetmg Devotions for the meeting each club ts to take ,1 wreath were given by _Atkms The to be auctioned otf Enc monthly arrangement was of Barrett will be pre senting a yellow dahlias. For roll call wreath-making class 111 the members artswered wtth seed or morn1n g, and the alternocln bulbs they plan to plant this fall . program will be on flower For the program MarJorie ,trr,mgmg and JUdgmg mter- Rtce used "If Bigger 1s Better pretatJon,. The lunch wtll be then the right choice is $ 12 wtth tile fee to be sent to Hibiscus." She noted that Betty Wells betore Oct. 12. there are more than 25i0 It was 110ted that the species of H1btscus 111 the Rutland flower beds were large and dtverse fam1ly of domg well until the heavy tlowers v. htch are known for rains came. Pauhne Atkins thetr bell shaped blooms wtth reported that the a long tubul.tr column nsmg Harnsonville 4-H Cluh did up t rom the center. Each well at the fatr wtth special bloom lasts only one day and honors g01ng to Kelby most wtll wtlt qutckly tf Brown, who had the grand ptcked, she satd The advanchamp ton tor a pen of ch tck- tage ts that they produce hunens, Ju sttn Morns w1th dreds ol blooms dunng a stnreset ve gt and champton for gle gll!wmg season hts chtckens, and Rachel Rice gave tips on the !;! lackwood for her rope pro- plant's care She satd they gram Both Justm and Kelby can ·grow m a pot and then be qualtticd to take the tr pro- placed outstde• dunng the the oark to accomplish thetr purposes. Let me tell you about Btl! Duggan Bill liked ktds and he loved baseball As the longttme prestdent of the Cleveland Baseh.tll FederatiOn, he was to the amateuP baseball program 111 Cleveland, Ohto what Commtssioner Kenesaw Mountain Lmdts- was to major league baseball. But while Landt' ruled wtth an tron fist Dugga n wote a velvet glove ltecall th.ttlm eyes wou ld water and there would be d lump 111 ht s throat whenevet he mtoned the words that became hts manttd ' "Gi"e a boy a bat and a ball and a dtamond to pl.1y on ,md we gu.uantee he will not he led astray" ' But that was lonu< ago. " We used to thmk that sports built ch,u.tctet But tf we want our young people to develop character, havmg a paper route wtll do more tor them th,m' JOtnm g a L1ttle League team. A le w paperboys may tomehl customet 1.1ge by throwing the p<~p e t 111 a puddle e~ery chatKe they get. but the Utge to ktllts usu.tlly subl unated tnto somethmg less leJ.hal. . WHAT IF AhlERICA PULlS OUT OF IRAG ToMORROW? .. VVhat shall we do about Iran? When Prestd ent Bush branded Iraq, Iran and Nonh Korea as an "axts of evtl," hts crttJcs promptly co ndemned hun for smgltng out those three nations. Why not William Oust tor one thmg) mclude Rusher Chma. whtch ts far btgger and already has nuclear weapons and the means to deltver them 1 And when sures rSo had Chtn,J but as Bush ordered American a lll.IJOr power It hc~d " dil forc es 11110 Iraq. 111 the be!Jel ferent status) Prc stdenL (then untversally held) that It Cltnton h,Ld dithered .•md possessed chenl'cal and bto- ulttmately left the problem logtcal we.1pons of mass on hJS sLJccessoJ's dnor•repdestruction (and was well on ' Bush 'Nas m.1de ol sterner Its way to de,elopmg stulf nucle.Jr ones as well), the ~o when the events ol same cntics sneered at ht; Sept I I focused the chotce of a target. North American people's attet\tton Korea was obvtously the, on the maltgnant phcnomcmore J111m1nent danger smce non of Musltmterronsm . the it already possessed one or pt es tdent se tzed th e llpportu two nuclear weapons. and nity to dtsarm the most 'ulwas tech nologically c.tpable nerable member ot the axts ot m.1kmg more . Why not go ol evil . The Iac t th.il .no after North Korea first" stockpiles ol WMDs 11·e1e But Bush s empha sis on · .found ts a tell1ng commcnlrc~q , Iran ,md North Korea, tary on the mtell tgc ncc scrand hts chmce ol Iraq as the vtces .of the world's maror ·ftrst target. were not acct- nat tons. but 11 doesn't mvalt dental Ltke every Amencan date hi s dectston, based on P-.(es tdent lor the last 30 the best Jntormauon a\atlyears, he was obltged to pre- .Jble vent the spread ot nuclear · In any event. the axts of weapons wherever he could evil ts now down to two Sometimes diplomatic mc:mbcrs Iran .1 11d Nor~h effom. backed by economtc Korea The l,uter must not he measures. su!ltced But the 1gnorctl. hut tt ".):,.:,, 1-dcillt ' three rogue nat ton' he called Wtt h 111 concert w tJh 'tts btg .111 ax ts ot evil had proved ne1ghhbrs Chum Ru >sta .wd tmpervwu s to such . pre'- L1p.m But wiMt ,Jhnutlt.ip' IJ,IIl ''· hy tls m~n admtsston. ' ,., : ; lose lo bcmg able to build nucleat weapons (thou~h 11 uetltes any such JlltcntJonl Most ftgure that it lull1 mtcnds to build them. 'l ltc1 ,il l, 1ts nctghbms lnd1a. P.1kt,t,1n ,md Israel all passcss them c~nd lr,mmust tee! th,n only nucl e,11 weaponry can gl\c 11 cqu.il st.Jtus 111 the Jcgultl Cm the "\Jn ttcd St<ttes ,J!Iorcl 10 ,JJ !o'N thi s tt) IMppen ' A le" ye,tl's ago. 11 'eemcd posstble th.Jt lr.1n m1ght undet go ' tntern.d (democr,Jilltn g) ch,m gcs th.Jt wou ld make 11 l,u less d,mgcrous as d nucle,n powct. But thts hope has 1eceded !raman nuclear we.q1o ns . 1! they ,ue ,dlowed to be but It will be in the hand' ol l,uhJtiCal Musltm cleJtqs h)ttc tl y hosttle to the West · The1c ,uc lew thm gs the AmcJtc ,Jn peop le 'N.Jnt JUst no w lc" than dnothcr ground v.,u 111 tl\e Mtddle E.JSt (eve n as~umtng we could JaN' the dtmy needed to w:,ge 11) But the uppmg pomt ts .dmost here Ve1y soon. perh.1ps 111 just ,L few months lr,m wtll be a nuclca1 power What can Bush he. expected to tlo ,Jhuutthts . tl he, tc-clectcd! Allu "li.Jt wou ld John Kerry do11 he IIJstec~tl . we te to Will th~ dec lion' It has been suggested that Israel. 1! encouraged. wou ld be \\-dhng to cunc...luct Ll ~cncs of prectston au '111kes to knock out Iran s bomb-pro ductng lactltties (It d1d ./ exactly that to Iraq m 198 1 ) Iran has w~rned th.tl. 111 suc il a case, tts anmes will match But where' It ts extremclv doubtful that · Iran ts any match. mtltt.Jitly. fur lstael Might It .1111 ,m forces. th en cross th e bot der mto Amencan-occupted It aq .' That· would sutely be even more foolhatdy But we must not r.tshlv• assume that I Iran 'Nould do nothtng. On Im performance to date, it IS safe to bet that BLtsll would do ~ hatevet he deemed necess.try to protect Amencd As lor Kerry, the va~ t maJO!tt y ol hts support-· ers are bttterl y oppo,ed to further mtl ttary mvo lvement 111 the Mtddle East. It ts all too easy to ptcture Prestdent Kerry dppealing to the Untted Ndttons to .tct, and beggUJg France anu Germany to altgn thetr poltcies With hts But at the end of the day, ,, nlicleat armed Iran would, lit all likeIt hood. JOin North Korea as a mona! threat to the pec~ce ol the world, (Wil/wm Ru1hr•1 11 a Dllllllgut.\lted Fellmt of the Clamurmt hlltllute frn tl"· Stu.!\ of Srmnmwlllup aud Poltli<OI Plu/r i\O!>In ~ ------------------------------------------------- summer, that they requtre lot s of natural Iight and can be grown from seed. Combs talked atxJUt developSaturda), Oct. 2 mg a taste for black walnuts She PORTLAND The "lld the nut' have lung been Lebanon Towmhtp Trustees used to tlavor baked good> and wtll meet at 7.30 p.m. at the candy <md the wood is highly town,hlp buddmg · pnzed for its texture and richMonda~. Oct 4 dark color. The husk.1. she ~d. RA CINE . Racine contain todme and t! botled Vtllage Counul w1ll meet at make dyes, and are also used m 7 p m. at the munictpal ccrtam salt 111akmg The root> ot bUJidmg. the tree can be tox tc to m,my ·LETART FALLS - · Letart landscaping plants and require loLl of ·space smce they often Town ship Tru,tees. 5 p.m .. gmw 50 to 70 feet htgh She sug- office butldmg. POMEROY Metgs gested soakmg walnut\ m botlmg water tor 15to 20 minutes to County Board of Elections, regular monthly meetmg. make then easier to cmck ,, Betty Lowery presented a R 30 a.m , board otltce. ALBANY Columbta paper on the great horned owl. Townshtp Trustees, regular notmg that 11 can grow 18 to 7 30 pm. 20 mches wtth a wmg span of meet1n g, Columbta Townshtp three to live feet She satd they have very dtstmcme colonng !"ire house. SYRACUSE Sutton and markmgs and distinctive ear ruffs and like deep wooded Township Trustees wtll meet at 7 p.m. at Syracuse vtllage areas and urban parkways They are cons td ered the hall Wednesday, Oct 6 wmged must powerful hunters 111 Nonh Amcnca, arc PAGEVILLE - The aggressive by nature and Scipto Townshtp Trustees have a call which echoes wtll meet at 6 30 p m dl through trees Pageville town hall. The me ssage for the week was on the healtng power ol plants in gardens where people can unwmd and release the day 's tensions Saturday, Oct 2 HARRISONVILLE Harnsomille Lodge 41 1 wdl tn the regH)n In addition. area other colleges and umversi- meet at 7·30 p m at the Masonic Temple. restdents see presentations tics in the rcgton. Refreshment s about ftnancml atd opportum"Whtle we would love tor all CHESTER - The regwmil ttcs and talk to counselors ihe ,rrea students to attend Rto of the Ohto who wtll be able to tell them Grande, what ts most tmponant board about the tlnancial asststance is that they go to college some- Assoc tatton of Garden Clubs avatlable tor md!VId uals tnter- where." Long said ··we hope wtll meet at I p.m at the ested 111 attendtng college that students take advantage ot Che ster Unned Methodi st Holzer Med1cal Center wtll thl' opportumty to see the dtf- Church There wtll he a also have representatives at ferent colleges and learn more • the Coll ege Fatr to answer about what they have to offer." potluck luncheon 4 Monday, Ocl. quest tons .tbout careers m the The College Fatr is spanPbMEROY - A meetmg health care ttcld tn the rcgwn sored by gutdan ce counse lors ,md acros~ the country from Rtver Valley H1gh ot Metgs County Garden In addit ion to all oft he won- School, South G.tllia Htgh Club members wtll be held dt derful opponumttes ava\lable School. Galha Academy High 7 r m 111 the meetmg room at the College Fatr. Project SchooL Oak H til Htgh at Jhe Pomeroy L1brary CHAMP ts sponsonng a ptzza School, Buckeye Htlls Career Thesday, Oc't 5 party for the sentor class Irom Center. Vtnton County CHESTER Chester the area !ugh school that has Consoltdated Hi gh School Counctl #323. D,wghters of the htghest percentage of stu- and Wellston Htgh School. dents in attendance at the Htgh school students from all Amenca, wtll have a regular Coll ege Fatr schools m the reg10n. as well meeting and mspectton at 7 ProJect CHAMP, funded by as all mterested .rrea reSidents, p m. on Tue>d••Y at the hall the Ohto Appalachtan Center are mv1ted to attend the event. Members are to wear whtte for Htgher Education and Colleges and umversities MIDDLEPORT located at the University of across Oh10, l\S well as many M tddleport Masomc Lodge Rto Grande/RIO Grande from West Vtrgmta and #363, F&AM, regular meetCommunity College, strives Kentucky, have been imited ing, 7:30 p m. at temple. All to increase the college-gmng to the College Fa1r. Master Masons invited. rate in the region. , For more mformatton on Rebecca 1.ong, district the College Fatr, call Jan coordinator in the admisswns Coen, counselor for the Gallia department ut Rto Grande, County Local Schools at 446explained that Rio Grande is 7917, or Long at Rio Grande happy to host the College at 245-7425 or toll-free in from.Page A1 Fatr because it 1s un impor- Oh10 at (800) 282-7201. For tunt opportumty for areu res- information on Rto Grande, idents to learn about Rio log onto the Rio Grande Web years, the fesuvul, originally Grande, us well as many stte at www.rio.edu scheduled to begin on Sept. 23. was postponed until last night The three-day festival includes three mghts of local entertainment, contests, food Roger Martin, oldest Mat1in; Wtlltarns, Ashvtlle, Ohio, Zelia and other events des1gned to Ariel Etleen Beeler, youngest; Smtih, Corbm, Ky, Pamck entertatn locals and attract Tony Martm and Angelia Ca~ey, Renilda SarJh, and Haley tounsts, as v.ell. Events got underway Hildreth, travelincr the farthest; Marshall, Columbus, ard Jeanne and Casey DroWll, Gahanna Thursday evemng wtth an Roger and Donna Marun, longest From the local area there were opemng ceremony conducted married, (43 years): Calvm and Sheryl Dowell. newest mamed, Adam Martm Rtck artd Gwen Suzarmi Beeler, most famtly Martm. Patnck and Chas1tv members present artd also for Martm: Joe artd Angte Weeks: Mike, Chns, and Vmson Mw1111. ~~tveling tlte shortest distance. All Cleland, Todd children attendmg recetved gtfts. Stacey A hula hoop contest wa' won by Ackennar1, Bethany Gthbs. left from Page A1 Bethany Gtbbs wtth Sbayls , LuEtte, and Eth,m M.u1111; Ktbble t,tking second place A Damelle and D<Llton Layne: Ton. hlmd ~uction w;ts held w1th pro- Suzanne. and Sh,Jyla Ktbble. Re Le k. Alan Bnan, MtS{;helle, Gabnelle and Meteorolo~tsl 111 Ch,u ~e at ceeds gomg to tltc reunion fund The day wa' spent soctl~IZing Anel Beelet, and the hosts. the Nat1on:11 Weather Set vtce mtd playmg games and bmgo Calvm artd Sheryl Dowell. 111 Charleston satd the entire The 2005 reunion wtll be event ts bcmg revtewed by w;Ls enJOyed 111 the Idle aftemoon. Attending !Tom out of tltc area held the Sunday ol LLbor thetr otttce to see wh.tt they were: Rooer and Doqua Mart.tn. Day weekend with the loca- dtd nght or wrong 111 loreLondon, Dhto, Foyster m1d Rtta tton to be .mnounced casttn~ the tlood crests by Hut-rtcdne 1\ an caused ter l1oustng dssistance, U.S ,mce information. general The locus "'til be on the Small Busmess financtal d,Jta and bank Parket sbu1 g/Manctta at ea Adm m tstratton low -ttlterest account 1nformatton, tf needwhich m.Lkes n app licable to dtsaster lo,ms, to repmr or ed for duect deposit • Byet smd " FEMA Publtc \1etgs County. repl<tce real or personal propAcco tdtn ~ to Reze k. the etty ,utd housing repatr. Damage Asse"ment C(lnstotm ds tt "p~rtamcd to the replacement gran ts to help ' ducted Wednesday placed meet setJous diSaster-related damage to Metgs County Ohio V.tlley basin was an unusual event bec.tuse even needs .Jnd expense, not cov- roads. bridg~s .md other pubthough the 1,1111 1110\Cd out ol ered by msurance nr othe r lic mtrastructure .Jt S2.5 mtlasststancc pro!\,lams and dts- lton The PDA te.tm will on ,Lster unemployment msur- retllrn at lJ a m Wedne sday to · dtstrtbute ance Callers mu st provtde a cur- m,lten,tl ,md instruct ott1Cials rent telephone numbet. on ho" t11 complete paperSoctal Sccunty number, ltst wm k tm ~ state dLtm~t gc reun or dam<t ge ,md losses, msur- burst'lllcnt Public meetings Clubs and .organizations Rio Grande hosts College Fair on Tuesday l r ' The Daily Sentmel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com 2004 ·Gardeners.discuss regional meeting plans Community c1fen•r ' Th1~ty 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio PageA4 RIO GRANDE - Area htgh school students and restdents of all .tges who .tre mtereqed 111 attending college should stop 111 at the Tuesday. Oct 5 College Fatr at the Umversny ot Rto Grandc/Rto Grande Commumty College The College F.ur ts sponsored by guidance counse lors trom area school dtstncts and hosted by Rto Grande. The event v.tll be held fmm 7 to g 30 p 111 Ill Bob Eva ns Farms H.tll on the R1o , Grande c.unpus ·ntts t><m excellent opportunlly lc1r the students and p<rrents nt southeastem Ohtu to t,tlk to college representatives !rom a \,lflety of areas:· satd Jdn Coen. counselor tor G,tllta County Loc,Li Schools. ·'We arc very excited to be able to otlerthJS to our students a~,un thts year" The tdea ot the College Fatr ts to bnng representatives from colleges and umversmes from around the reg10n together to talk to local high school students, as well as anyone else who ts mterested in attending college. Area restdents can learn about all the academic pro· grnms uvailuble at the col· leges and universittes. und they gain u greater under· standing ol all of the educuttonul opponumttes available Fest Martin-Biankj!nship reunion held RACINE - The annual reunion of the descendents of John Edward Mamn and Mary Franm Blankensh1p was held Sunday. Sept 5 at the home of Calvm and Sheryl rMar1m) Dowell on Bashan Road A potluck dmner was served .tt I p 111 wuh grace bemg gtven bv Adam M.U1m Alterw,rrds. a '~.;fiort bus mess mectmg was hell! ,md new otlicer~ elected lot 200S were Jeff Martm, prestdent, Jc,mne Drown, vtce ptestdcm: and Sheryl Dowell, secretary/II e.Lsurer Door pnzes were won by Bnan Beeler ,md Jmt ,mu Karen Gibbs. Several ttems were rattled and won by D,utielle Layne, Suzanne Ktbble, Rtck Martm. <md Clms Mart.tn Awmus were presented to Disaster from Page A1 Mu sktngum. Noble, ·Perry, Stark, Trumbull , Tuscarawas and Washtngton Counttes were prevtously declared ledera! dtsaster .tre,Ls Byet satd 45 homes rccet'ved some damage as the result o't the Sept 18 llood the woJSl Metgs County has seen stnce 1964 The Ohto Rtvct ctested in Pometoy at 42 led .>Iter he,tvy t.uns Irom j-luntcanc l"an hit Oh10 Stx homes were completcdly destroyed based on preltmt, n,uy esum.ttes, Byer Sdtd Altected reSidents ,md buslll C" owners may apply ''" ,tss"t,mte tmmcdwtcly by c,dltn)! rXOOl 621-FEMA. 2-+ hou" ,J day. 'e1en d,,ys ,, week. FEMA , tcported Thur-.d.1y ,Jlternoon Domg su nMke~ flood VICtims el lgtble lo1 pto~rams tncludmg lundl Jlg for temporary dtsas ' ·r·--"7'"' Review r sene£it Sins'·-:r~ <'Big nend 8ospel Jubilee Saturday-October 2nd 7pm · Hobson Christian Fellowship Chu~ch ' ~ Pd~tor Hershel White invites the public. .;?, w.l·" :.~ Wednesday, Oct 6 MIDDLEPORT The Mtddleport Lllerary Club wtll meet at 2 p m at the home of Leah Ord Gay Perrin will re' te" "Four Sptnts' hy Sen,J Jeter Na>lund Homecomings/ Reunions Sunday, Oct. 3 POMEROY - Hemlock Grove Christian Church wtll observe ti s homecommg with a 9 30 a m church ~rvtce and Sunday sc hool fflowing. A potluck dmner wtll be held at 12 30 p m at the Grange Hall Take a covered dtsh The homecomin~ servtce wdl begm ,Jt 2 p n~ wnll spectal must c by Scott Brown. Sunday, Oct. I 0 POMEROY The Carleton Church ol County Ruad I R. Pomeroy wtll h,tl e Its ;mnual homecommg Wtth dmner at noon and spectal servtces ,JI I 30 p m Church services Friday, Oct. I POMEROY Contempm ary Chmtan Band "Crymg Out Loud... at Common Grounds Cottee Shop, 7 p m Salurdav, 6tt. 2 HOBSON -A Btg Bend Gospel Ju bilee beneftt smg wtll be held at 7 p m on Saturday at Hobson Chnstian 'Fellowship Church Sunda)', Oct 3 PORTER - Songfest wtll be held at 7 r m ,Lt th e Clark Cha"pel Church on Clark Chapel Road 111 Porter. Four dtffetent gtoups Pastor Clyde Ferrell For 111101 mauon c<tll 740-388-8075 Friday, Oct. 7 CARPENTER - Re\t\.JI ser"'ces wtll be conducted at 6 30 p m through Oct I0 .tt the Umon Bapttst Chutch near Carpenter. Dr Da,td Rahamut, founder of World Chnsttan Outreach Mtmstnes and pastor ot the End-Time Harvest Church in Jackson wtll be preachmg Formerly of Trimdad, Dr Rahamut was "Converted to by Drew Webster Post 39. American Legion, a fire truck parade and a performance by Dwight Icenhower, u local Elvis Presley trtbute arttst. The Meigs Htgh School Marching Band gets the show started on Fnday afternoon, with entertainers Pam Hager, Eltte, Joey Wtlcoxen and Bhtzkneg performmg on Fnday evemng , and Htgh Countrv, Ted & L1sa, Wahout Papers: Bartly and County · Road 5 perf01 m111 g Saturday A number ot contests. tn cluding d lme-throwtng Other events Saturday. Ocl. 9 SYRACUSE The Cdrleton Schooi/Me1gs Indu stries wtll be 'pons<mng thetr 2nd Annual Commun111 Olymptc> I rom g 10 am t(l -+ p m It 1' a lundratser l11r Man 111 Cooper v.ho h battlmg CiltKer Call I- 740-91J2oflR I to 1egtster a team' by Oct I Tuesda ~.-Oct. 5 POMEROY.· - E'enmg clt mc at Metgs County Health Depanment. 4 to 7 p.m . oltenng chtldhood and adult tmmuntzc~uon> from I to 7 p m . blood pressure measurements. WIC. p.uent,JI sei\ tees and 'nal stattsttcs . mlorm<~llon. head !tee screenmgs and eradtcatton educatwn. en\ tronment,d health appomtments ans11 crs to other ~eneral health- releated que>r10n' lnlornMII On at 992-flo26 Support Groups Friday, Oct. 8 POMFROY - W1dow's ' Fello>~ shtp meet s .Jt noon at KFC/Long John Stl\cr'' Birthdays Saturday, Oct. 2 MIDDLEPORT - The IOOth btrthda~ of Earl Kntght \\til b.e observed wnh noon to 2 p m open house at ht s res1dence . 827 Beech St., Middleport The celebratJOil is being hosted by hts daughter Sue Haley and famt ly. contest, chili cook-off. a men's sexy legs contest and a Rubber Ducky Derby, are planned for Saturday. Several crutses on the "Sp1rit of South Charleston" stern· wheeler will be offered throughout the weekend, and other events are planned throughout Pomeroy to . cotn· cide wtth the festival. includmg a Saturday mormng parade The Pomeroy Eagles Club, · Aene 2171. "ill host boat captams at .1 Saturda~ ntght dmner • Metgs County sooner th,m on F11day. Sept. I7 the ",ner expected. the he ,l\ 1e't r.Jtn le1el11 as 179 teet.t ndb~ 10 then stalled ovet the p m the >~ater h.tJ nsen to :10 Ptttsburgh arc,L dumptng as feet B) 7 a 111 S,Jturd,Jy. much as 10 mchcs ol ra1 n Sept 18 the w.net le\el 1\as :-slormallv. Jtt,tkc' ddys lot 39-+ feet ,md b' 9 pm .th.Jt the Oh10 Ri,cr to nsc bin the 1112ht had nsen to 46 4 ket excesstve .unount ot r,un At7 u m on Sund.!). Sept l'i caused the Ohto Rt\CI Ill nse the 1\ ,!lei \\ ,l, 4)\ 'i feet .md ell feet 111 24 hours Thts rate 'i am Monday. Sept 20 the ot nse ts a tccord acwrdmg mer fm.lil' cre,ted at Racme to the Nat ton,tl Weather .11 'iO I feci Sen tee "'ho s.ml 111 I 91 1 the Cucle tem111deJ tiMt ten mer rose .1pproxun,Jtc l) 20 ~cats ,Jgo the publtc dtd not feet 111 24 hout s Rezek s.ttd the 1\,nJon,tl ha\e the beneltt ot ,111~ kutd Weather Sen 1cc h.td tl(l hJs- nt ntfu:1~ilt1\er Cl~~t IOIClLl"il torJ,C,tl reterencc pom t lor the' nthet than,, \drd ''"k 111 the unusu,tl 'torm wh tch both he ,b.L<:k).Jrd .md ,tppreu.Jtes the etforts ol the N.ttton,Jl ,md Cncle c.illeu .1 "fluke·· The w,Jter le1 els c~t th e We,11he1 Set\ tee Ill ket'p the R,tcJne Lock' .tnd D.11n publt L mlormed reflect th e r.lptd rhc ol 11 .ncr tner th,tt \\eekend 'It 7 .1111 SPRING VAllEY CINEMA n ·146 ·1524 OLr IKll!lf 11M '~ Jl\0,..,0~ Wf S I 7 <'!Kf FRI10/1/04 · THURS 1017104 I woufi fil(_e to than!(_ the fo[fowing peop[e for their uncferstancfing & _ compassion cfuring t(u recent [oss oj my 6e[ovecf pet; Woncfer gv{an. ']).ave 'l(Jawsczyn-'Brnce 'fisher & 'l(f_[[ey qruiser 'Your kjncfness wzl[ a[WaiJS 6e remembered: • • Chnsttantty from the Moslem fallh There v.tll be 'pectal >tngers Pastor 1s Da' td Wt>eman. 742-2598 Friday, Oct. 8 COOLVILLE Fall revi1 al at Carthage Commumty Church. 7 p.m Fnday and S<~turday Pa>tor Davtd Field> and Builders Quartet on Fnday. Pastor Sam Anderson and 16 yearold accordian and ptanu player Andrew Prather on Saturd,Jy Information at 667-351)3 or 667-0606 Church located on U S 50 W. stx mtle' from Cool Spot 570-A ' Steve VanMeter ' Bo< Otftce Opens @ 6.30 PM Nightly & 12 30 pm For Sat & Sun Matinees SHARK TALE (PG) 1 1.10. 3.10 7.10 & 9.10 LADDER 49 (PG13) 1 15 3 30 . 7 15 & 9 30 WIMBLEDON (PG13) 1 20, 3.20, 7 20 & 9 20 THE FORGOTIEN (PGt3) 1·00 3 00 7:00 & 9:00 SK~ CAPTAIN (PG) MR 3000 (PGI3) 1 20. 3 20 7.20 & 9.20 CELLULAR (PG13) 1 t0, 3·10&710 WITHOUT A PADDLE (PG13) 1.15,315, 7.15&915 . ' �• • PageA6 OHIO The Daily Sentinel Friday, October 1, 2004 Local·Stocks .. ,. ' ' Lid. - 22.29 NSC - 29.74 Oak Hill Financial - 34.78 OVB - 31.25 BBT - 39.69 People ~- 2632 Pepsico -· 48.65 Premier - 9.50 Rockwell - 38.70 Rocky Boots - 17.50 RD Shell- 51.60 SBC- 25.95 Sears- 39.85 Wai-Mart - 53.20 Wendy's - 33.60 •Worthington - 21.3~ Daily stock reports arc the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions. prov ided by Smith Partners at Ad vest Inc. of Gallipolis. ' ' MOHAWK \ . ' MONTH Weather forecast CELEBRATING 126 YEARS OF Qll'ALI1'Y FLOORlN(} .,...__._._..---··---·~ /te~=-"'1- .. Friday, Ocii,Jbcr I Ovemiglit ( 1-6 a.m.) Moming (7 a.m.-Noon ) Temperatures will hover at Temperatures will drop 60. Skies wi ll be mostly clear from 49 early this morning to to cloudy with 5 MPH winds the low for the dav of 48 at from the so uthwest turning 7:00am as they rise'back to 67 from the so uth as the late morning. Skies will range overnight progresses. from sunny to mostly cloudy Saturday. October 2 with 5 MPH winds from the Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noon) east turning from the southThere might be a bit of.rain east as the morning progress- w·ound the area. Temperatures es. will rise from 59 to 67 by late Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) this morning. Skies will range It 's goi ng to be a cloudy fro m panly cloudy to cloudy afternoon. Temperatures will with I0 MPH winds from the hold steady around 72 with south turning from the southtoday's hig h of 73 occurrin g west as the morning progress· · around 5:Q0pm. Winds wi ll es. be 5 MPH from the so utheast Aftemoon (1.-6 p.m.) turning fr01il tlie south as the E·xpect a cloudy afternoon. afte rnoon pro g ress~s. There could be a few rainEvening (7 p.m.-Mid11igllt) drops arou nd the area. It should continue to be • Temperatures will fall from cloudy. Temperatu re s will 67 early this afternoon to 59. linger at 66. Winds will be 5 Wind s will be 5 to 10 MPH MPH from the sou.th turning fro m the west turning from from the . southwest as the the north west as the afterevening progresses. noon progresses. ''Pfac4$ f~ ~. ft ~ .~!!& f~ 3FJ~.. ' . 'i BEStP.RitES·, :· ~ ·· ;.. . ' . .... I . .. ' .. ·We're Havmg a. THONG CONTEST . · · 1st.r:•aw .. ..::.. · Ricky's Bar & Grill ; ... nd Plac.t . .,SR #56 R~venswood, WV ) SJoo ·.. ':Jrd maee - · \~ ,.· $75 \' 1·304-173-5031 ~ ' We've got~ year's worth ofsavlng$ ., . In. store on aJI yo~;~r favorite flo~.Prlract. ! ' ' VIsit Ingels C'a_rpet.to «;xperlense :· . a sale yoJJ can~t affor[J to miss. . . We'~e got setectlons for eve!1' room, · · -every styie, .ev,ery occa~lon. . "' ' . ~ • ' • .I * OON'PMISS THIS ONCE-,A~Y.EAR ' .· ,EVEN,T,D\IftiNG TJtE ENTIRE . MO~H . OF, OCTOBER! Others receiving votes: Cabell Midland 6, Trimble 4, Vinton County 4, Sheridan 3, Meigs 3, Parkersburg Catnolic 1, Nelsonville-York 1, Front1er 1. Cclrpet ..·VInYl .' Prep Football . Starting At ''~1~rd. ·.· ·.\.:· ~6~ ]ndels: .. -o· ' ,.. c~ ... · '; et ' ~ ~Uare Saturday, Odober 2nd 1OPM ' .:. i: SlOtf A look at the region's top football teams, as voted by Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · staffers. (Fir~t-place votes i~ parentheses) Team , Prev. Votes 1. Ironton (5) t 67 2. Huntington, W Va. 3 56 3.Jackson(1) 4 51 4. Wayne (1) 6 49 5. Parkersburg· nr 33 6. Williamstown 5 29 7. Wheelersburg 9 25 B. Portsmouth 7 t7 9. WaHama ·~ 7 t3 10. Parkersburg So. 2 11 (tie) Chillicothe 10 t1 • , per square . ~ TVC Ohio Division TVC All Team Meigs 0-0 4- I Vinton County 0·0 4·1 Wellston ~4- 1 Alexander 3·2 Belpre 0-0 :(2 Nelsonville-York 0-0 2-3 Hocking Division Ieam · TVC All Trimble 0-0 4-1 Eastern 0-0 3-2 Southern 0-0 2-3 Federal Hocking 0-0 1-4 1-4 0-0 Miller Waterford 0-0 1-4 Today's Games Wellston at Meigs Trimble at Eastern Federal Hocking at Southern Belpre at Alexander Nelsonville-York at Vinton County Waterford at Miller yJ. ' " ' ' '. 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'*GMAC Finonce allowance on approved credit. On s.elected models. Nol responsible lor typogrophicol errors. Prices good Seplember 29th lhrough October'3rd. CHIYIOLII Others Take-l-77 to Ripley FAIRPLAIN Interchange (exit 132) Turn North on Rt. 21, Dealership is 3 miles on left Eastern turned the tahlcs in the '" fourth game when Meigs helu <1 2423 lead and were one point from winning the match . The Eagles. though. scored three >traight point' to for ce a fifth game. Meig> (9-4, •g.3 Tri- Valley Conterence) had a tremendous net ga me from Samantha Col e. who-.,_ had 12 kills and 14 bloch. Also for the Marauders up front , Megan Garnes had II kilh and Cole M. Weber · Renee Bailey nine. Rick Ash. Morj!an Weber finished with 24 With the match even at one game kills lor the Eagles ( 10-4. 8-3). apie.cc, Meigs was down 24-18 in while Darcy Winebrinner fini shed the th ird ga me before the Please see Meigs, Bl Marauders clawed back for the TUPPERS "''LA lNS Volleyball does not get much better than thi s. Co unty-riva ls Meigs and Eastern met Thursday and played five exciting games before . the Marauders prevailed in the end, 2522. 22-25, 26-24, 24-26, 16-14. Despite Morgan Weber's six ki ll s in the fifth game for the Eagles, Meigs came through. rall ying from a .14-1 1 deficit, for the hard-fought Will. "Eastern has a great team and are well coached." said Meigs coach • • ' 11 -· -·-- --------- THE BUTCHMEISTER Five ·still alive for the playcffs II is the mid11 <J)' point of the >ca;on and h1gh 'c hool football te ams from around the re~i o n arc focu ~ in1:! more on Southern blasts Rockets BY Scon conference titles and playoiThopc,. Five tea1m in 1hc 1ri-co un1 v.area still have their ,;gh ts sCI on a spot in the pnst~ca~llll . Last year ~:. 1w t\\\) sud1 programs. Wahama and Galli;t il cadcmv. advance to the playoffs. Th.c Blue De;·ils lo't in 1hc Ohio Di1 ;,;on Ill. Region II opener a1 L1sbon Bca1\:r. while the White Falcon' ad1·anccd to the West Virginia Cia" A 'emifinal before hcing _ou,ted by ewntual state champs. \lloorelield. Waham <J ' eems to hell c the be,t shot of tr i·cDUilll' teams hl d<JIKe into November. The fo llowing ;, a look at those , te am; th at are '!ill pl.tyotT hopeful,. WoLFE Sports correspondent RACIN E- Once · ;1gain four games was th e tree· foi· the day. and this time Southern made th ellston Lady Rockets their main course in defeat lg the visitors in four .,ets 15-)4. 25- 19. 17-25 and 25-8. So them is now f>-7 overall and 4-7 in the leagL . ) . WAHAMA (4- 11 - E1·en thou gh thev haJ a rare n~~u lar -.,~a\on lo ... . ., ._i n t he" sc;t"'tlll~npcne~ at Williamstov..n . the Whil e Faknn, ,I ill ' liu1k like a :-..hoe-in fnr J honie game in the openi n ~ ruund of the "late tuu rn<tlllt' ll t. An _ mlpn: ..,..,i,e ''in 11\L'r Trimble '-t' Peden Slad ium in Athen' ha, ~ lll' lp,·d boost - \\'aha1m inlll the lllp 10 ol 1he latest WVSSAC computer rating >. · Ke)· Carnes R<·mainin~t - Th e combined record ol the \\o hite Falcons remaining opponent' i.s 13-11. The · on Iy leam le l't " il h a lo'i ng rewrd i; 05 Sou th GaTlia That mean> thev arc plenty of playoff po1n1,, 10 be gained from the other four te ani; ta combined 13-6). ./ The big one of these. though , has to be at P7ukcrsburg Catholic. which should be unbca1cn when these two · te a1m meet in the Falcon' re~u lar seansn tin ale Oct. ~0. Projected Finish- Y- 1 1lirst rou nd home playoff game). Sou ern t<XJk the early lead Ill the l1rst game .. behind Kristiina Williams' eight game opening serves. Leadmg 9--\. Southern \ Brooke Ki ser put Southern over the hump with a string ol; n111e serves that gave SHS a commanuin g 18-4 lead and propelled the Tomadoes to the 25-14lead. In the second game. Southern once again took the c;u·ly lead. then had to propel a late game push by Well ston to claim the win. Coach Roma Sayre\ troops led 5-0 on Williams serving. then slipped to I0-\l at the mid-point. Williams second servi ng stint s<Jw her rope tive more points lj'om the scrvil;e Iine for a 17 -I0 lead. Wellston's Erin Sturgell tied the score at 19- 19. then Jenny Wamer I<lunched four strai ght serves as the set up for Ashley Roush's game point serves, 25- 19. with Southern taking home the L W ill. Wellston claimed the llrst g;tme behind the outstand ing serving of Diane Robellson who scored twelve po ints in the game. Erin Sturgell served up game point after Southem 's Tex Williams put live markers on the board. but it was too little. ttl<? late for S\)uthem in th e third contest. )\'ellston claimed the 25-17 win. With good etlorts at the net from Jenny Wmner. Williams. Ashley Roush. Jordan Neigler, · Kasie Se llers. and Ashley Robie who all had kills, Southem posted the win . Brooke Kiser was !he set-up person with e i~ht sets for kills in the oamc. W;m1er had four kills in a booming front fine exhibition.' wh ile Williams had three !'or the game. Southern ·s Whitney Riftle served up a string of tive points late in the game. settins the stage_for three pomts. mcludmg the eamc w1nner Knstnna Williams. the score 25-17.Southe~\ Brooke Ki ser was all over the tloor in a great settin g game . and eq ual I)' great passing ga me. Ki ser was 79-80 setting w1 th 17 kills fo r points. Kristiina Williams posted a 30-pqint scoring effort. with nine aces and tive kills on the front li ne. llle mul ti-talented junior also had several key saves and a great passing game. Erin Wise had a serv~ng ace as well as Nikki Ri ftle . Jenny Warner had a 4 1-45 spiking night with eleven kills. Ashley Roush had a kill. and a 2327 passing nigl1t. Linda Eddy and Selena Spencer had good· floor games for the Tornadoes. Southern won the reserve game in two sets, 7517 and 25- 17.Southem was led by Whitney Riffle with 16 points and anqther good floor game, Amber Hill with 14 points, and Ashley Robie with .seven. Whitney Patrick and Brandi Parsons led Wellston with eight points. ••• C1ncmnati Reds' Javier Valentin watches his ball after hitting a RBI double against Chicago Cubs in.the 12th inni ng Thursday. (AP) Cubbies still troubled by Reds CHICAGO lAP) - Javie r Valentin doubled in the ·2oahead run wi th two outs in the 12th innin 2 and the Cincinnati Reds played spoiler· agai n. sendi ng the Chicago Cubs to a crushing 2- 1 Jcfeat Thursday. Chicago lost for the fifth t ime in si x games. including back-to-back 12-i nning heartbreakers to the Reds. and fell one game behinJ idle Houston for the NL wi ld card wi th three games left. The Cubs also . wasted . a stellar duting by Mark Prior. who stru ck out 16 in nine innin gs. Adam Dunn, who earli er broke Bobby Bonds' major league record for strikeouts in a si ngle season when he MEIGS 14-))- It\ been a11hile ;ind !he words ~1ci~s anJ poshcason haw been muttered in the same sentence. hut the Marauder' do have a rea;onahk sho!. E1·en thou~h Meig s isn't ,·urrentl y in )he lop I0 in the latest O.HSAA Di,·i,ion Ill. R,-~ ion 1'1 com' puter ratings. a strunger tf!an u,ual TriVallc) Conference Ohio D11 j,ion I co uld produce enoug h poi nts for the Marauuer, to ,ncak in. Ke)· Games Remaining - There ·are tw t' other 4- 1 teams kfl in !he TVC Ohio. in audition In ~lc i~s. \Vcll,tnn fan ned in his fiN .!\\ ll a!-hats. si ngled in the l:~th oil ~ 1i k~ anJ Vinton Cnunl\ . Out ...nf 1hc I\\O. Remlin2er ( I-2 L Dunn 'lok Vintnn Cou 1~t\. · hcin~ d fellu\\ 'econd imd mo1eJ to third on Dil i,lllll Jll tCi;lll, jlrll\ rllcS the 1110'1 a grounJer before Yak111in point .... The Ma rauder" -ail! h<t\L' to \\·in lllll tn ~i..,:-.u rc ti1L'I1l u( :111 C'\\fa \\ Ct' k of doubl ed ''' ri~ht off . K1k Farns11 orth . fou1hall . A lo" puh lil cl)l em the bubChicago loaded !he h<he, ble. for the third time in !he II th. Projected Fini>h - ~-2 tpu.~>1 b le ~ut Juan Padilla (I -0) escaped ' fir'-l nlUild roaU pla~ull garne). by striking out Mic hael 1 Barrett. POI'\T PLEASA!\T (J-Zl - The Pinch-hitter Jo,e ~lacia' Cardinal ConkreiWt'. thu' I<Jr, 1' pro,·sineled to 'tart the bottom of i n~ '" he !he he't lhin~ tha i h;t.' c1·er the 12th and reached -second happen,·d w th e Big 13\icb in recem on a one-out sacrifice bv year,. Poin t' is 2-0 in ka8ue pia: ,md .\lom ~r Garciaparra. AramCs sittin g pren:: at :'\o. I .1 in the latest Ramirez walked before 1\'VSSAC Cia'' A..\, r <uin ~' · Moises A lou tl ied to center to Ke~· Games Remainin g ' end the game and perhaps Tonigh!'s showd tlll n a;:ain't Wayne Chicago's chance> of return Please see Cooper, Bl i,ng to the postseason. L • ••• L Area runners to <;:onverge for the 'Rio' BY MARK WILLIAMS Special to the Tribune RIO GRANDE - Saturdav marks the 34th Anniversary of the Rio Cross Country Invitati onal. · "The Rio" us it has come to be known over the years is one of the great traditions at the Uni versity of Rio Grande. The Redmen and Redwomen 'took last week off to prepare for Saturday's bi g even1 . 1'he Redmen have a young team with l'lenty ,of unknown qualities. One runner who i> known is senior Matt Boyle:.. Boyl es has mostly ma<.h..' \\Omen·.., L·olk'!:!~ rare . . . The cu lk~i <-tte girl < team' ~...·Ptllpt'\111~ ,u\.'. c\tht'n ..... a name for himself in track anJ fie ld. lield of teams ;tre Alde rson Bro<~Jdu> Bel pre. Soillh \l chslq. CaiLII1ell. but has been a solid runner for the (W.Va. ). Columbus Stale. Ohio Vallel Circ·lc1ilk. P<HNll\lulh Cla1. Fauticld cross country team as wel l. College. Otterbein . Shawnee Sunc : L' nion. Fa1rland. Gall1a ·.-\ caJemv. Boyles finished second at Otterbein Univcrsit1 of Charleswn tW.Ya .l. Hillsboro. JaL·k,on. Lihe r11 . L' nioi1. and 6th at Cedarville in two race~ this . Kcntu,·kl: Christian Collc~c· <l nd Rio Logan. L<'g.ln Elm . \l;inchester. sca1on. He is considered one of the Grande.· • ClnclnlHlli \kA uk 1. Greenfield fq.vori!es to_win the men's race . . The men\ race t8.000-me!cr,) i., ,et \kC iain. \k(\,nnt'li'"ille \1 orgaJ1. The Redwomen arc led by junior to begin at 9 a.m. The II omen·, race · S!luthca,tem Rc"s. Tnmble , Vincent Dawn Nagle who has been th e top tin- i5.<XIO,meter' l will foil<'>~' atll:50 a.m. \\'am'n . 1\'a,crll. \\'eiJ, ton . Western isher for Rio Grande through the liN The open race then la~e' ce nter Pike. \\ 'N L'n•n'n. \\ heelcrsbur~ . and t11o races. inc luding a 'econJ-place 'st<tge at IOJO a.m. Th,, j.OW-metcr Zane Tr~,·,· 1 • • effort in the openi ng meet of the 'e<l· race .is open to all ncept high 'cho.'l Junic,rH1gh B") 'l.1.2(Xl-mc!e"'run son at Otterbein. . runner> . . <~I I ":ll.'i r m. The .iu ni or h i ~h bovs' . Eight teams. including Rio .Grandc. Junior high girb .will run 1.\.20(1will L·nmpete in the men·, . and meter' I at 11 :25 a.m. Tl1e Juni,,r hi~h Please see Rio, 82 L •, • Butch Cooper Win . bcooper@ mydailytribune.com • ALL MONTH -..ONG ,· ··~At ·, . Pre-register today by calling or stopping by! · :. · :'· · BY BUTCH COOPER } ' \ BIGGEST·.' SALE SAVINGS TO ·CELEBRATE . ....... Meigs beat~ Eastern in thriller ·.. " • Prep Volleyball The OVP . ' ' Friday, October 1, 2004 ANNIVERSARY . 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And I m 1tke, Do I tee! what J" AssoCiated Press Robmson satd ol hts fnghtemng ambufance nde to the hospttal. "To be playFar the l.t 1 33 ears 1 p t • 0 mg a sport .ts long as l have and to not s ; · oe a em ~really have anythmg senous like thts relied on_t~St stunt run Gunter lltese h.tppen .md then 10 h.tve thts happen days, It ~ a nother member ot the tt' sc ll)' · · Gwller lamtly Th,;t left Ganter to tace .1 fe<trsome Chns Ganter " tmrrth-ye.rr JUm or Wtsconsm rush He completed JUSt 6 of who c,une tntll thts year never havmg 23 pa e • '? d • • ss s .or '- ) llf ' I II led comp e ~ _w e~mte pass, may stan ·1 thought Chm dtd a good JOb at qu.trterbm:k when Penn Stute plays under the condlltons.'' p,1temo s.nd · at No 18 Mmnesota ,011 Saturd,ty Patemo hesa,ned to s.tv wh.n the Ht' fa~et Paterno s good tnend .Uld totauon wtll be at qu ,ulerback thts .1 longttme a>ststant, mo~.e d over to an week It medtc.tl personnel c.m spmeadmtmstr.lll\ e posttton pnor to tlm how protect Mills' shoulder. he may season piny G.mterwould be next 111 the peckThe yo1v1g Gahter, who has mostly mg 01der foll owed by freshm an been a holder on kicks, was svmmoped Anthony Morelli a!kr Penn Sttu,e lost tts top two qtt.tr Pateroo w nstdered throwtng Morelli terbacks m the f1rst quartet ot 11110 th t" b d1d11 · t 1 h k Saturda~'s 16-3 loss .11 W~>consm e tre, ut t ee t e roo 1e .. h,td gotten enough work dunng the Zach •Ills, a left-hunder, \l<ent down week m practice Thttt, of course, wtll wtth a parllally 'epru at~d nght shoul- be dtfferent thts week, der on the ftrn play of the game Then 'I am not gomg to p-.t~~tc," Paterno l'Vhch11el Robmson was crushed by srud 1 thmk that both Chns and Wisconsm end Erasmus James at1d Morelli \Hll be OK " sustained a concusston • COOL FRESHMEN: When No Mtlls IS hopeful •he can play 19 Mtchtgan travels to Indiana on Saturc~a¥ Robmson wtll not play for " 1 Saturday, the Wolvennes w111 feature a least two weeks patr of fre shmen m the backfield "When the doctors are around you Chad ·Henne will start at quartersaymg, ' Do you feel !hts' Do you tee! back, as he has all season He wtll be Cooper from Page 81 • (5-0) IS the btggest so fa r for Pomt Pleasant While a loss doesn't end the Btg Blac ks playoff hopes a Will sohdtftes them Then there ,tre games aga111st James Munroe (5-0 ) ant! Raven mood (4- 11 that could be a sco nng bonan z,t for Pomt Pr.ojected Finish - 7 I (fust toun d 10.1d pl ayo tt gamd ' • • • EASTERN (3-2) - Ltst week s wm at Dt>tston V Belpre put the Eag le s back on track fo r November It s bee n a coupl e of yea ts smce Eastern No I 0 m the latest OJ\ 1ston VI. Regton 23 ratmgs, has played dunn g Week II If e~ e rythm g pans out thts could be E,Jste tn 's return to the dance Key Games Remaining - Today' s game agam st Tnmble (4-1 ) ts pretty much a playoff game tn tis own n ght It the Eagles wm, then they are tn the dn vers seat A loss puts an end to any posstble playoff talk Projected Fmish - 7-1 ••• G<\LLIA ACADEMY (2· 3) - Wnh a dt fficult start. Galli <~ Academ) 's run of fi vellrat ght playoff appearances ts 111 Jeopardy But , the twolime d ~te nd111g Southeastern 011 10 Athlettc League ch,tmps .ue not out of 11 yet A strodg nun league schedule , ,m onl y he lp the D e~ li s do wn the m etch Key Games Remaining A Will .tl Jac kson {S-O) on Oct 8 could be the game that turns around the season for tJ1e Blue De vtls Even so. Galha Academy sttll needs to Will out m a tou gh Regton II to earn another tnp to the postse,tson Projected Finish - 6-4 JOmed by Mtchael Hart, who eamed the stan1 I!l\ tmlback JOb by rushmg for 121 and 'J9 yards the last two weeks after Mtch1gan totaled JUSt 171 yards on !he ground m tts first two games Henne and Hart don 't get caught up 111 the moment "Nenher one ts very excttable.'' Carr satd "The) have control of thetr emotions und tht:y both have a ~reat work cthtc " Carr g.tve extenmc playmg ume to lreshmun tat! back Anthony Thomas m 1997. the year the Wolvennes captured the nauonal champtonshtp Henne 1s Mlchtgan "s first t reshman staner at qu,ll1erback smce Rtck Leach 111 1975 C.rrr doesn't anttclpute etther Will need moral support '"Wtth freshmen, I usually ask them, ·Are you scared r and l tell them that tf they need me dunng the game, I' II be hangmg out dt ,rround the 50 yard lme and they c,m come over and l' 11 hold thetr hand," he satd With a laugh • QUOTAnLE: Purdue quarterback Kyle Orton humes home from watchmg game film so he can watch old "Semfeld" eptsodes back to back He even named his dog Elame after the character played by J uha LoUisDreyfuss , "My roommates won't even watch tt • Rio from Page 81 teams competmg are Athens, Belpre, South Webster, Caldwell , Ctrclevtlle, Portsmouth Clay, Fatrfteld Umon, Fatrland, Gallia Academy, New Bo~ton , Htllsboro, Jackson, Ltberty Umon. Logan E)m, Manchester Greenfield McClam, Hemlock Mtll er McConnellsvllle Morgan West Lafayette Rtdgewood, Rock Htll , Southeastern Ross, Tnmble, Vmcent Warren, Waverly, Wellston, Western Ptke, West Umon and Zane Trace The (ted) seeded varsny gtrls' race (5,000-meters) runs at I 2 40 p m The red teams 'competmg are Circleville, Eastern Brown, Fmrf1eld Umon, Galha Academy Hunt1ngton Ross, lndtan Lake, Lancaster Logan Elm, McDermott Northw est, Untoto, Vmcent Warren, Watkms Memonal Scott, and Gem ge W.tshmgton The (whtte) unseeded varstty g1rls' race (5,000-meters) wtll begm at I 20 p m The .,. hne te,llns con1petmg are Belrte . C.J!dwell Portsmouth Clay. w1th me anymore because I rectte all the bench so I wouldn 't know," the· the hnes," smd Orton. whose favonte sophomore smd "They haven 't let me shows are about the Soup Nat t and "know anything yet " Kenny Rosers' Chtcken "I spend way • PURDUE'S D: After gtvmg up too much ume watchm g 11 It's kmd of JUSt seven pomts Jllld less thun 400 disturbm~. actuall y" yards 111 two lopsided wm~. No 15 • BI1TIR BACKUP: Throughout Purdue s young defense g.tve up 30 spnlli pmcnce und prese.ISOn dnlls. pomts and 390 y.trds, wtth the Troy'Smtth battled Jusun Zw1ck tor the Botlermakers' explostve otlense bahng starling quarterback JOb at Ohto State ~ them out m a 38-30 wm Yet after Zw1ck tumbled tour tnnes "We dtdn 't show up unttl alter h,tltand threw two mtercepttons m the ume,' tackle Brandon Ytllaneal ~.ud Buckeyes' openmg wm over Wtth Notre Dame wmtmg 111 the Cincmnat1, dbach , Jtm Tre>\el satd wmgs, the defense !eels 11 has to Zw1ck somehow solidtfied hts position redeem1tsell as the staner "You need to struggle at ttmes." Smtih dtd not play m the Buckeyes'' coach Joe Tiller smd ' It helps you th1rd game developa resolve " "You' ve got to roll wtth the punclt• QUICK·HITIERS: lndtana IS es," he smd duru1g Oh10 State 's prepa- appeanng on nauonal televtsiOn tor the rations for Saturday mght's Btg Ten first ume m four years when 1l hosts opener at Northwestern "Everythillg 1s Mtchigan Nonhwestcrn QB Brett not g~\en to every player all the time Basanez ts expected to play agamst Some players have to work hard. Ohto State ,desp1te a spramed nght ObviOusly I'm one of them, and I wtll shoulder Notre Dame IS 4-2 '-'hen contmue to do that" Purdue comes m ranked htgher ' Ot Tressel satd he 1s pleased w1th the 23 unbeaten teams, tour are from Zwtck's progress en though the · the Btg Ten Purdue leads the natiOn Buckeyes have struggled on offense. m scoring (49 3 pomts a game) and Sn11th satd he doesn't know what he Wisconsm ts tops m pomts allowed dtd wrong Tressel never spoke to him (4 8 ppg) The Boilermakers and "You know, I dtdn 't make the dec1- Badgers meet on Oct 16 m West ston for me to start or for me to sn on Lafayette \ Fairland, New Boston, Goshen, Htllsboro, Ironton, Jackson, Rtver Valley, Logan, Manchester, Cincmnau McAuley, Hemlock Mtller, McDermott Northwest Ptketon, We st Lafayette Ridgewood, Rock Htll , Southeastern, Tnmble , Umoto Waverly, Wellston, Western Ptke, West Umon and Zane Trace The (red) seeded varstty boys' race (5,000-meters) wtll follow at 2 p m The red teams ate Caldwell , Chesapeake, Cmcmnatt Htll s Chn stmn Academy, Ctrclevtlle Eastern Brown , Gallta Academy, Goshen, lndtan Lake, Rtver Valley, Logan Elm, Greenfteld McClam, West Laf.tyette Rtdgewood, Rock Hill, Umoto, Vmcent Warren, Watktns Memondl , Waverly, Scott , and George Washmgton The days' fesllv111es wtll close wtth the (white) unseeded varstty boys' race at 2 40 p m The white teams are Belpre, South Webster. Portsmouth Clay. Fa1rfield Um011 Fmrland, Hill sboro, Huntmgton Ross , Ironton, Jackson, Logan. Manclte ster. Hemlock Mtller, McDerm111t Northwest, Ptketon, Southeastern Ross, Tnmble. Wellston, Ptke, West Unton, Western Wheelersburg ,md Zane Trace In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS '- Otftfee 11o~&' tlon The Da<ly Sent<nel 2 Pubhcal!on No 145-960 3 Date of f<hng September 30, 2004 4. Frequency ' No Off•ces of lhe Pubhshers 1tt Court St , Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 9 Publisher James publ<shed Annually 255 6 Subscr<pllon $11484 Annual Pr1ce Home Delivered 7 Location Known Off1ce Communications & Medm Partners, L P 405 Park Avenue , Su1te 702 New York , Freeland 111 Court Sl , Pomeroy. Oh1o, 45769 Managing Editor, Kevin Kelly, 111 Court St , Pomeroy Oh<o 45769 Of •ssues \ \'\ tH \t I \II \ I ' r GIVFAWA\ Bondholders Mortgagees Holdmg Help Wanted Help Wanted 11 Known Bu d q~.: Hllh. HudnH! 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Ml lllt'~ n w~t O•toher t 1 p rlll tll lt~: pn• pull: und u~,;~.: ur utt' t,.:UIHllimrtc t1tll lllp k arrtl ~om!•\! ~~· 1 mr1~ l·. •~·~ llrut \.:\llllttt n r e l ~rc 11 ~ ~ ~ t rtn~• ll•m·nt• ami h\' ~uhmlltcU hy Wed r 1~~duy "IIIIJ Scmlrc"iUil1c'i to Jlul· k~yt Hill•· tln!·klnK \lull•y NeKiunull,evelupmenl lll•trlrt A1 I'N : Jenny Mt!'.!Yhon 1'.0. llux !lll · ' Keno, Ohio 4!773 An I Coptes Each Issue Ourmg Precedmg 12 Months 15 Extent Equa l Opporturnty f. mploycr Subscrrptrons on and form 7 112 month old male Ch thuahua/Cocker Spantel mu< 1st shots & wormed crate tra ned (740)379 Dealers and earners, 1 -Pa<d/Requested Outs<de-County Ma•l Subscnpt<ons Stated on Form 3541 Requested Crrculatron 3,662 0 Free Dtstrrbutton by Ma•l 1 Outside-County (Include advertrser's proof and exchange as sta1ed on cop<es ) 91 2 Paid In County Subscriptions stated on Form 3541 form~ 3541 0 2 In county as staled on form 3541 0 3 Other classes (Include adver1rser's proof and exchange ma•led through the USPS 0 Dealers and earners, Street Vendors and Outs<de the Mall (Carner or Other Means) 0 F Total Free cop<es) 48 3 Sales through E Free Otstrrbutton Counter Sales 3,496 C Total Paid C<rculat•on 3 635 Otstrrbutton G D Free Otstnbutron 0 Total Oastrrbutron 3,662 by Ma•l 1 Outs<de-County as stated on form 3541 0 • 2 In county as stat_ed on form 3541 0 3 Other CIOBB88 mailed through the USPS· 0 E Free Otatrlbutlon Outalde tho Mall (Carrier or Othtr Meana) 0 F Total Fr11 Dlltrlbutlon p, G Total Olatrlbutlon . 3.138. H. Coplea Not Oiatrlbuted: 310 I. Total 3.848 Average No Coplu of lingle liiUI Publllhld Neorut to Filing Date· 18 !xtent and noture of Circulation A Total No Coplaa Printed 4,1oe. B Paid and/or raquaated c rrculatlon • DRIVE H Copies Not Distributed 444 I Total 4106 •' •• Republican Cand1date S1gns can be ptcked-up at Republican Headquarters at the tntersect1on of Route ?·and Un1on Ave 11 am - 7 pm Monday-Saturday I • Ad (740) 256-6005 Get A Jump on SAVINGS Shop Classlfleds! •• • M an age r flOOded for mob1le home park m Shade send resume to Coun try Park Inc PO t 033 Logan Oh 43138 •' ., ...............~................ 220 Motorcyclea & 4 Whaelero. ..... .. 740 Muatcallnatrumenll, . .... .... .. .. 570 Peraonola ,, ............. .. . 005 Palo tor Salo ...... ..... 560 Plumbing & Heating .. ............. 1 .. 820 Prolaoolonol Sorvfc........... ..... . ... • ... . 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ................. .... .. 160 Real Eotate Wanted ............................. 360 Schools Instruction ........... , . , .,,,, , ,, 150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Situations Wonted ..... ................ ... 120 Space for Rent 460 Sporting Goode 520 SUY'o for Sale 720 Trucks for Salo 715 Upholotory .870 Vano For Solo 730 Wanted to Buy . .......... .. ... .. 090 wanted IO Buy· Farm Supptlea .. .. ... .. 620 wanted To Do . 180 Wanted to Rent 470 Yard Sale· Galllpollo . 072 Yord Sata-Pomaroy/Middle 074 Yard Sale·Pt Pleasant 076 'I a Basem ent Sale Furn l ure clothes collect bles Sat 10/2 St At 124 Rutland lo-r \ \Rii S\I .E· Church Sale Saturday Ocr 2 at Gnft n s located Rt 7 G ·\IIII~IIIS N Kanauga Somelh1nq for everyone A an or Sh1ne Oct 1 2 4 end of year cle ar Clay Townhouse Lovers a1ce Hen e ln te 110r furn1 La ne Oct 1 2 M cCar ty ture clothe:; 1 111 11:1 below da n Barnes Donnet hooks colleCtiQies tools g r s clothes (s zes 4 7) ndull c ames & coo ts Fn &. Sat B 00 26~7 Route 14 1 Cente nary Garage sale Fr1 & Sat 614 At 325 So A 10 Gr<1nde Adult cloth1ng collect1bles !urn lure glaSS\\ are Thl rs & Fn 2 1 2 rn11es east Plaltzgrafl stoneware rw n of Porter on 55 4 bedspreads books shoes Yard sal e 522 Lefr Fork Rd baby & household tems 2 m11e past HMC turn At Garage sale Ocr 1 2 1Oam 112 m11r:: on Rt Oct 1s t and ? 2295 Graha m School Rc 2nd 8 4 30 Mooel A Ford Gall1polls OH Men & 50 Fo rd scooters ant ques women clothes boys & g1rls c o lector 1 ems yaro and clothes s zes mfant & up l;:um equ p h mdreds ol lots of m1sc 1tems m sc 11ems . Garage sale Oct I 2 2534 Georges Creek Ad Numerous womens up to 3X mens XL and k ds cloth ng home decor bath f1x tures baby turnrture V~R DVD player miSe Aarn or Shme Huge yard sale Fnday Oct 1 & Saturday Oc t 2 10 5p 11 St At 7 three m les so uth of M1odlepo t tust aoave the Gall1a Me1gs 1119 Lots of mens and won ens 1eans Alfred Dunner tops & sweat sh1rts lnd1ans statues & lots more H uge yard sale Ani1Ques colle ctibles qLJ 1lts toys muSIC bO~es COinS house hold seasonal tems Kenmore s/ s tr~g Anderson bow wmdow Oct 1 2 3 10 6 7 Sou th S. Love rs Lane Payp81 Ymd Salo Saturday only Ocr 2 HousehO ld Items baby adult clothes l ongrlberg er currams 1152 ?no Ave Ya rd sale Fn & Sat 648 Th1rd Ave 8 30am 3p'1l Yarrl Sfllf! Fr & Sa t 9 5 a pro)( 4 m1 es OI JT Bulav lie P1ke Yard Sale Sat October 2 9 4 Lois ol eve yrh ng 264 Le~rnnd~. G8111pohs._OH ~74 Y\RI>S\1 F· l'oMEI<m II\ lmut 1 1st & 2nd 9am 5pm no ear ly birds furntture ant ques 8. collecrables 769 ShOrt 4th Ave by McChJre s n M ddlepon (no chec kS) Road 32984 S deh 11 Ra n1Sh ne Huge yard sale 011 Bladen Rutland on Swa n Cree k Ad t st Oc:lober 9th & 10th 9AM house 3 fam1l es N ame 4PM Freezer grill organ 011 brands Infant and toddler ar11ps cannmg tars dishes boys & g1rls clothes vanous cookwar e lois of good m1sc srzes 1n women s etc Ra 1n Basement • Sale Tuppers or Shme Oc t 1 2 Plams St Paul U M HuQe yard sale Fn Sunday Church October 1st 9AM 8am·5pm 1 m le our AI 14 1 ?PM October 2M 9AM 2PM ClO!h1ng books d sh com ng from town es furmtu re B'id m1sc 11em s tns1de & Outstde M0111ng Sale 97 Honeysuckle Dnve Bill Cross resrdence 806 AdOrson I block off 7 N Fn P1cken S! Rac1ne Oh o 1011 thru Sun. 1013 9am g~rls c othmg tor sum'1 er & 6pm Everythm g must got tall all k nds of s zes g1rls Sund ay 50ek off (740)367 coat & s'loes all s1zes Oct 0868 12 !ns10e garage sale Some turnrture lots of other 1ter'ns 1467 Jackson P1k,a Fnday Carport sa1e Oct 1Sr & 2nd 9am5pm 916 S 3rd M1ddlepor1 boo ks toys clothes bedo1n-g too s ~n ,ckk nacks ow pnces 95 Large garage sale 9130 1013/ 04 W nter coa ts Infants household wood stove and concrete m1xer Lo ts more 13280 St At 7 near dam ~~ Inc www com c.:s com 1072 170 pto 1\tL<;<.II IANH <US HO\tl1i FOR SAl .[ © 2004 by NEA, 1074 5 bedroom hOuse Pomeroy (town) 3/4 acre new roof Windows c/a fur"l ace Sid ~~g porch 1nsula!!on 314 remodel ed no tand ccnHact Seeking 39 People Locally who want to earn money wh le los ng we1ght show ng others how (740)4 41 1982 FREE SA MPLES www famousn utnt1on com 180 555 000 080 7080 YIRHS\IF· PO\ II RO\ /1\'ln)l)tl Cteanmg out the garage sale everylhmg chea p chea p cheap ra 1n or s h ~ne Oct 4th 5th 4 1000 Lau rel Cliff Rd Fn Sat Oct 1st 2nd 9 4pm 108 Pearl St • Middleport Oh o 1n s1de ram or sh1ne c:i::::--~:-:-----, OverOrook Rehab Center 1s currently accept1ng appllca ____ ·• 11ons for respons ible and car ng LPN s ALL SHIFTS Abso lute Top Dollar U S If you are 1r1terested please Sil ver and G o ld Co1n s come nan d 1111 o ut an appl1 Proofsets Gold Rmgs U S ca lion ::~t 333 Page Street Currency M T S C om Shop M ddl eport EOE 15 1 Seco nd Avenue & EMT S Para mediCS Gall1po l1s 740 446 2842 nee ded App ly at 1354 Land 1n GallIa County Jackso n P1ke Ga llipolis WoOds and htlls fme W11l do POSTAL JOBS dozer work for prope rty $14 62 $20 92/hr Now h ~r (7 40)388 8228 ng For apphca!lons & tree I \II'LO\ \II ' I go\ernment JOb mfo call \Ill \ Is Amer1can Assoc of Labor 1 913 599 6042 24 hrs emp serv Wm~N"DILl.f Garag e sate dme tte set t1res N1ntendo w1th games gas grill clothes m1sc County Ad 19 off 33 towards Athens Oct 1st 21ld 4th 51h . It IIIO ---Last one of year new stuff ac1ded 786 H yse 1 St Thursday Fnday Sa turday beg1nnmg October 4 20 2004 th ru October 20 2004 If you en)oy elderly people and wa nt to become a mem ber of our health care team please stop by Aocksprmgs Reh abll l aiiOn Ce nte r at 36759 Rockspnngs Road Pomeroy Oh10 45769 and Ill out an appl cat1on tor the classes Ex1endlcare Heal th ServiCes Inc s an equal opportunity employer that encoura ges wo rkplace d1vers1ty MIF OIV AIIL,,IIU:">' W.wrw foDo HELP W Al\'llill An Excellent way to earn mo ney The New Avon Ca ll Mar lyn 304 882 2645 Mise Items 1262 Chu rch AVON' Afl Areas To Buy or St Syracuse Fn 1st Sat Sel l Shlfley Spea rs 304 2nd 9am ') 675 1429 Oct 3 4 mutt1 fam1ly yard cU 11u1ng or u1e u ure sale CCCU Fellowship Hall Boo Sullivan Hartford WV ca 1ecn ~ zoomntern et net , -800_:: 470 6843 Octo be r tst and 2nd 9 00 5 00 3 ta m1ly yard sale Database Coo rdinator Ch1ldrens toys and c othmg Ant1ques lntersec t1on at Duties involve keying Oh10 State Route 143 and retail prrce mformat1on old State Route 346 A lbany Into a database InformatiOn tncludes mer Plus s zes k1ds Xmas var chandase untt prrce, Item ety of thmgs Fnday Oc t 1 description, quanttty pur Satu rday Oct 2 Ye ll ow Bu sh chas e orders, data Road Racme quality 1tems change9 new vendor Must have Yard Sale O ct 1st 2nd 1ntormat1on Tc)(as Roao good visual and mental 35650 Pomeroy OhiO coordmat1on be able to key accuratelv and wtth ~(6 production speed have working knowledge " of I'T l'u"'-SA.'~ Microsoft Word and 2 Fam1ly Yard Sale 251 4 Mt Microsoft Office Send Vernon lots of st uff resume and salary Th ur/Fn' Sat requirements tp TSC·24 200 Main St , Pt Pleaaant 3 Fam11y 903 27 th S treet 9 ' WV 25550 Fn & Sa t name brand wom en s clothes 6 1 t hOme Enterprise Rent-a-Car decor sw ags lamps M an agement Tratn.e e ~os1 wreaths queen bed sets t101'l ava table !i25K year Fent on Roos ter collection Coll ec e degre e prefe rred g rls & boys clothes ll. toy s Will tram m Spreadshee t Analy sts Marketing and 3 Fam1ly G arage· Sale Sales Interested c andid ates Fnd ay & Satu rday Oct 1st & ap ply on line www en ter 2nd 9am unt I ? 350= Bro wn pnse com EOE Lane Apple Grove WV y,Ril SAtE· JOB OPPORTUNITY Ft \ Llt<t-:n a H 1740)446 3385 Wi ll clean house S8/hour References ava table Preferably m town or Gallipolis area Cal l W1ll do housecleantng B g or SmEll lolls Call {740)446 13 10 Woods Extra Care for you r Loved one Pr vale roo n bath 3 hot meals Phone 1740)388 01 i 8 II~ CHI~~\ I Acceptmg appl callOns f01 care of elderly 1n my home Pnva te rooms nutr1110us meal planning 24 hour ccfre w1th 20 years ot el'lpenence Bam 3PM 740 446 7855 , "' "' co SIRIIn., Rill I Sl I, r: MJSCI LL~NfXll s UNITED SECURITY MORTGAGE 1 800·370·4965 CALL TODAY STAFFED BY U S VETERANS MB 5263 (Oh10 Loa 'l s Only) W1ll S t & :::are for Elderly Call Bev at (304)675 1084 Have re ferences Dl ScHOOL~ NEW PURCHASES REF NANCES SO DO WN SO OOWN CASH OUT1 HOME MPROVEMENTS NO CRED T BANKRUPTCIES WELCOME' 1(401 446 2977 iiiiiiiiiiill I~ 1304 )675 6134 Georges Portable Sawm II don 1 ha ul you' logs to the m1ll rus r ca ll 304 675 1 957 Stall Development Nurs e LPN Overbrook Re nab Center IS !ookmg for a self mo 1 1~ateo team pl ayer wtth a h1gh energy level to JOin our 10 SI~F.<;.<; managemen t team Must OtroRn~m enjoy work1ng w 1th people tra n~ng and developing staH respond ng QUICk ly to stalfmg needs monttormg HIO VALLEY PUBLISH employee performance lNG recommc'lds rha 1nser~1C ng and counse!Hlg ou do busmess w1tn peo employee Must possess le you know and NOT t Excelle nt commun caliOn end money through th and Interpersonal sk1lls ma1 1 unl1l you 11ave nvesll Prese nta t10ri SkillS and !he ated the orfenr ab1hty to work under pres sure Demonstrated plan I'Rilll:O.'illl" \I mng and orga n1zal1onal S~III S Cr tical 1h1nk1r1g a1d problerr solvmg sk1lls The TURNED DOWN ON ability to fo llow throug h Orl grven tasks Tra n the Tra1ne r SOCIAl SECURITY /SSP No Fee Umess We Wm1 and Huma~ Resou rcetStafi 1 888 582 3345 Deve opment expe1 ence IH preferred but not re;:Julred Please send resume 1'.111 cover lene r to Overbrook 310 Rehab Center c o M1chelle Gilmore RN DON 333 Page Sr Middleport Oh10 (21 3 Oed1oom hou ses lor 45760 EOE sale 2 barhs fireplaces on Substitu te AN/LPN wa nted ac•eage Call ("40)709 tor the Me 1gs County Board 1166 of Menta l retarda!IOn aM Deve opn;ental 01S8blllt es 0°o Do~n Payment and w1tn Hours 9am 3pm M ust have !Inane ng ava table Average cu rrent AN license 1n the app roved cred t Stare ol Qh tO Prefe r axper cred1t qual1f1es you II dOwr'l ence m pu blic hea th nursrnc paymer'lt has kept you from and or work 1 n~ wi lt'l ch ldren buylnQ lh s IS yo ur chance ind adults with developmt~n to own your own home If tal disabilities s end ·esume you have a down payment b~t would IlkS to consfH11 8 11 by Fr~dsy September 3rd to vfe otter low down payment MCBMA0D 1310 Carleton procrams also Great nter Street PO BOl'l 307 est rates• Local co mpany Syracus e Qh 45779 Mortgace Locators Back Yerd Sale 222 1 Exper enced with cake dec: orating Please call Jelferson N1ce Clothe s HousehOld llems Baddmg [74019 92 5' 29 Rugs Furniture Tnur Fr Sat - - - - --- , L'I>TI<Ul' llON Ful 1 rne Fron t Desk Cl e r~ B1g Yard Sale Ocr 1 2 4&5th APil y n pe150n Holiday fnn Gllllpolla C•re•r Co ll ege below S1ders Jewelry 577 St At 7N No phone {C areers ClOse To Home\ Gallipo li s Ferry C lo th 1r1g c alls plesse Ca I Todayl 740 446 436 7 Toots Pumpkins L ots of 1 800 21 4 0452 Msc www ga l pohauraarcollege corr Full/p art1mEf Paramedics AC'CI&O•ItC lo!emDtr .-ccraat ng Clean ng lor Sprmg Yard $9/hr part t1me EMT 8 s eo~~~C II lOr lnoept i'\Oer-1 Conegu Sale Lot of Good StuH $71hr for 12 and 24 hr t l'\d S::tlOOI 127•6 Apply Mason Co Some Furniture A cro ss sh ItS from Shell beside ot Apple EMS PO Box 34 Pomt Pleasant WV 25550 Grove Post Off1ce on At 2 1 Carport sa e mult1 famrly Garage Sele different Items L1bby F1sher reo1denc e John good buys 126 Eng liSh Stre er o!f Yel ow Busn Aoarl A(}Bd Oct 1Sf & 2M 8 ? Rae ne Oct obe r 4 5 AI C'lllll\ ''<II Oa~ ~111 Un1on Local Monday ard Tuesdav Lots of Schoo s 265 w Cross ~-~ nev. s uti .. Mu lt1 lamll y garage sa e Street Oak H1ll OhiO 740 - - -2E 19 Kerr Rd Oct 1 2 9 5 682 3431 L tlrary Med!S C! L1r h Garage Sa e 39558 RIVERSIDE .... 1\UtTION Something tor Ever1one1 Bra L Rd M1dd aport BARN At 7 Soutn 5 miles So ec1 ahst Must have cur 3Qi h10Ctober belOw the Dam E\!ERY 1ent L brarfMed a Speci&I!St October 1 2 10am ? 938 Sep ., L "::r DEADLINE 2nd 9 00 2 00 Ml"lC 1tems SATURDAY Morgan Center Rd 81dwel @ ~ 6pm Cert1f1Cali0n and cloth ng October t 5 2004 Something f01 everyone r-' 40)256 6989 For all your Home Pro1ecrs and Repa rs Early la te b1g or small cal the Handyman 1304)593 3611 Houseclean mg $10 (74 0!208 GET YOUR LO AN TO BUY OR REFINANC E YOUR HOME' FREE APPROVE D HOME LQANS Need n1ght sh ft donut maker for local ba kery Exp pre! not messy Bnng Begmntng Adult Ch ldren resume lo 454 2flli Ave P1ano Le ssons More Nu rs1ng Assistan t Classes Information (304)675 1038 0 -Su_n_b-ea_m_m_x_o_r-g-la_ss_w_a_>e 4x4'& For Sale 725 Announcement . .. .. . . 030 Antiques ........ .. .. 530 Apartments for Rent . .. ...... ...... .. 440 Auction, and Flea Market 080 Auto Parts & Accessories 760 Auto Repair il: 770 Autos for Sale 710 Boats & Motors lor Sale .. ................... 750 Building Supplies 550 Business and Buildings .. 340 Business Opportunity 210 Business Training 140 Campers & Motor Homes 790 Camping Equipment. .......... 780 Cards of Thanks 010 Child/Elderly Care 190 Electrical/Refrigeration . 840 Equipment lor Rent .. 480 Excavating 830 Farm Equipment. ....... 610 Farms lor Rent. .430 Farms tor Sale 330 Fortease 490 For Sale . 585 For Sale or Trade 590 Fruits & Vegetables... 580 Furnished Rooms .... 450 Gbneral Hauling......... .. ..... . . . .850 Giveaway . , ............. .. .. 040 Happy Ada. . ............... .....050 Hay & Grain . . 640 Help wanted ... 110 Home Improvements 810 Homes for Sale........... . .310 Household Goods........ 510 Houses for Ront.............. 410 Money to Lo1n • M ake 50% selling Avon Llmtted t1me ONLY (740)446 3358 Ftrst 5to call rec etves a g1ft 3 fam1ly yard sale Saturd::~y 1012 9 4 841 Sl ate Route 588 A dull and Children s cloth mg !urn l ur e and much more B1g yard sale Sat Oc1 2 8 5 520 Ba ll Run Ad at! Skidmore Rd Tools dishes some anttques lots ot m1sc HuYW~Nnu net 4 fa m11y garage sa le Oc t 1 Garage Sale 59 Texas Road 2 9 5 7 1/2 miles oul 2 18 10 8 30 to 5 DO Thur F11 Sat 16 Rock L1ck Lane 9130 th rough 1012 . Llvaatock .... ...........,..................... 630 Loat and Found.......... .. .. , .... oeo • Loto & Acreage....... .. ........... .. . ..,.. 350 Mlecetlanaoua .... .. ..... ....... ...... 170 Mlocatlanoouo Merchandise . ..... . ..... 540 Mobtle Home Repair... ...... .. ........ . .. . 860 Mobtle Homaa for Rant ........................... ... 420 Mobile Homeo for Sale............................... 320 f lwrrght@1c Sat Oc t 2 8 6 2236 Graham School Ad Movmg a 1d es tate sa e Lots ot everyth1ng lneurance .. ......,....... ........................... 130 Lawn & Qardon Equipment . , ............... 660 Patd for by Republtcan Party BASKET BINGO Tue October 5 2004 6 00 p m Btdwel l Porter Elementary Doors open at 5 00 pm 20 games for $20 (Sponsored by Gall•• Co Democrats) 110 3 famtly yard sale Oc t 4 5 Five fam11y yard sale 5170 Plac e Lem ley s Auc tton St AI 850 Bidwell 8 5 Barn 8580 Sr At 58 8 T me October 1 2 3 {7 40 )388 9am 5pm 1618 In Memoriam ............................................... 020 James Freeland, Publisher October t, 2004 1 mtle above Merce rvtl le 775 9 St Rt 218 Oct 1-2 Dryer m 1crowa ve cha tr much more CLASSIFIED INDEX BASKET BINGO Over $3000 total baskets w1th protectors Thursday October 7 6 00 pm Amencan Legton Middleport OH Doors open at 5 00 pm Sponsored by Syracuse Commun<ly Center Refreshments Sold NO SMOKING PLEASE CALL 992·231 1 For tnfo GALUI'OIIS 2 yard sales Frr Sat Oct 1 2 Out Georges Creek Ad & foun d on McCu lly At1 off 7 Cel l Phone Sandhill Ad call to 1dent1fy 3 tam ly garage sale (304)675 648 7 October 1 & 2 271 McCully Fo und small black dog on Ad 1 114 m1 les of Route 7 Umon Ca mpground Rd has Books dishes k !chen Nadine/Jason 1n Harlford on 1tem s la mps bicycle lots of collar (304)882 3461 clothmg 1ncludmg plus SIZe & mens Ame ncan Eagle Found Bowmans Run Ad baskets magaz nes large old er male • ~ack German Shepherd red col 3 family yard sale Fn & S at la r (Dog (740)992 10/ 1 1012 9am ? 225 Tel'la s MEIGS COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING Tues Oct 19 7 00 PM at Masontc Lodge Mtddteport Reservattons must Ue made by Oct 5 Adults•$ I 0 00 Chtld $8 00 Entertamment Btll Foley Door Pnzes - Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, Oct 3rd Electtons 10 am - 12 00 Outlaw & Slug Match 12 Noon Street Vendors and ~ounter Sates 3,540. C Total Pa•d and/or "n YARD SALE· FOUND The Rac•ne Amencan Leg•on Post #602 wtll be havtng a Baked Steak and Noodle D•nne r Sonday Oct 3rd ' 11 00 $6 00 Public lnvtted to Anend cop•es) 42 3 Sales through C~rculatlon Display Ads 12 I' 3541 Word Ads 4 fam ly yard sale 64 Syca more St Sep t 30 Oct =~~----- 12900500 2306 mtl es out Route 218 809 2nd Ave Lots ot OLD Sept 29 30 Oct 1 2 Ftrewood Wood IS already Avon dolls and all ~mds of on grou nd You cut you haul 12 tam ly New & used tem s m1sc Oct 1 2 3 9 ? Raul 01 (740)446 3826 H 2 m11e Bulav1 Ue A d Shrne GallipOlis Thu rsday Frd ay - - - - - - - Giveaway Cats & ~ rttens Saturd ay 9 ? 925 Forth Ave Fr 9 5 Bont e fet1 Cal co Call Stands cos tumes antlquP18 m1le m ar~er on SA ~ 60 chcurs collect bles decora (740)256 1092 Sal Oct 2 lOam Chr1stmas t1 ons name brand clothmg Ho$pttal bed 1740 )992 deco ratiOn s glassw are Sat 1tems sold tly bag load 2509 clothmg weed eate r JIQ saw 8 11 K1tten s l11ter tra1ned & 7 power saw bench gnnder Baby clo thes toys moves months old cat lns1de only hand tools scru bs some k ds 25T ect 2018 furn1ture gas logs apace (740)446 3897 Centenary Ad bes de T J s healer wedd ng gown toys FnSat9? 3 fam1ly l.arr AND Oct 4 Ractne Beneftts go to Flood Vtcttms stated Oearlt/re&' ' Now you can have borders and graphics Dally In - Column 1 00 p m *-' added to your classified ads .{. ~~ All Display: 12 Noon 2 Monday - Friday for Insertton Business Days Prior To Jm Borders $3.00/per ad f.!iil1 In NelCt Day ' s Paper Publication sunday In - Column 1 00 p m Sunday Display 1 DO p m Graphics SOCI for small •JO:F.r.lday F o r Sundays Paper Thursday for Sundays P~~~~:l::::: $1.00 for large . · .:;:;:;~ • All ads must be prepaid' YARIJ SALIGAIIII'OI IS YARD SALE 1304 )882 32 10 Wuter~rJ (Include advertrser s proof and exchange nature of Ctrculallon BUSinESS DEUElOPmEnT COORDinHTOR Rcg Jn n.tl Parkway, Park Avenue , Su1te Publications, LLC, 460 Osleola Avenue, Jacksonville Beach, Help Wanted Lakevrew Su<le 700 Alpharetta, GA 30004. Average No NY 10022, W<cks Parallel (L<m<ted) Partnersh<p I, ~ P 405 Heartland Owner Electnc Capllal Corporai<On, 2325 r I ~--• 4 ktttens to g1veaway call wllh 17 ktlls Metgs had a combmed 44 ktlls to Eastern 's 50 The Mat'duders were led m servmg by Emtly Ashley, who was 25-for-29 servmg wnh 19 pomts Garnes was 23for-24 wtth II pomt s. while Batley al so had II pomts Me1gs was I 01 - J 11 se rvmg o n th e ntght Also for Metgs, Joe y H,mmg h.td 28 asSISts and Brtttan y Hy se ll had stx kills and SIX blocks For Eastern , Mm gan Weber w.t s 25 for-25 servmg wnh 15 p01nt s ,1nd Bntt any BIS sell w,ts 24-to r-24 '-'tth I I pomts Jen Hayman and C.tsey Smtth each had mne pmnts The Eagles had 52 po111ts oft theu ~en tng Metgs also won th e lllntor vat sny contest, 21 25 ,25- 15, 15 - 11 The Marauders travel to Nelsonville York Monday \l<htle Edstern ts at 1 Paid/Requested Outs<de-County Ma•~ Subscnptlons Stated on Form 3541 (Include advert•ser s proof and exchange cop<es) 80 2 Pa•d ln-Councy 1% or more General A Total No Cop<es Pnnled 3,945 B Paid ar.d/or Requested 702 New York, NY 10022 10 of of 176 Road Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 Wachov•a Capital Partners 2004, LLC, 301 South College Street 12 th Floor, Charlotte, NC 28288, W<cks 8 Location of the Headquarters or General Bus1ness of 32250, James McGIDniS, Governors Ohio Meigs County 45769 •ssue Da•ly Monday through Fnday 5 FL 675-5234 Monday thru Friday ,.,.,,,,.:. :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3779 Publication 111 Court St Pomeroy (304) -675-1333 ~~~------~~----~~~ · For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIR CULATION 1 T<tle of pubhca- l\egtster To Place m:rtbune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 Call TOday••• · or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992-2157 from Page 81 Puhlit:: Nuttcc:,; tn News papers Yuur Riuht to Knu", l>clhcrcd Raght to Ynur Oocn. PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE -' Meigs RACO The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 How:' FOR SALE All real estate advertis ing In lh1s ne...-1paper 1s subject to the FederBI Fa1r Housing Act of 1968 wh1ch makes 1t Illegal to advert•se any preference limlt.lllton or discrimination based on race color rel•g•on se• l.llmllial status or nat1on8l or~g1 n or any mten11on to make an y such preference l1m1tahon or dJscnmlnatt on Tht s newspaper wil l not knowingly accept advertisements tor real estate which 11 tn vtolat•on oi the law Our readers are hf!lreby ntormed that all dwellings adverttsed m th ts newspaper are a\latlable on an equal op portunity bases FOR 'SALE BY OWNE R Sturdy well bu~'!'t:'"'Oath ana half cenTral a r beaut lui p1ne paneling & floors Base ment large ot all apoha nces Reaov tc move mto 86 Garf1eld Ave Pr cea to sell at 569 000 740)446 25 15 For Sa e 01 Rent New 3 bedroom 2 batr home on 2 86 acres 25 m nutes lrom Arhens Pome ro'.l o GallipO liS Alexande or Me gs Sch oo ls S93 000 [7401698 3504 For Sate or Rent New -! bed room • 2 !lath home on 14 4 acres 25 mmules 1101"" Athens Pome'o~ o Ga hpo s Alexander or Me os Schoos $11~ 0 00 (7401698 3504 Homes 11om $1C 000 Forclosure VA Huo to 1 list 1nQ r 800 749 8106 el'l 1709 Hou se 3 Bedroom 1 1 2 Bath Heat Pui"'1p ne w Ca rp er WtMows & Root A ver Y1ew t2 Smltn St No Money Down to Qua lfy1ng Buyer S4~f1' M ontn why Ront \ 1304)675 i749 .. [740)992 7321 Hou se to r sa le b~ owt.:~ er 4 ... bedrooms 2 5 tlat'ls targe cou "' try kitChen 1 5 story -;· • car auached ca rage pus two targe ou tb u1l d ngs B ackt op dqye wa y many exl as S 29 000 wlh 713 acre or oJS159000wJth an 8676 add t1on8 l 3 485 acres olllat 3 bedroom lull basement grouno Very c ose to town ~arage approx 1 acre ot on Spr .JCe Sr extens1on land 5 m les from town on Call (740 1591 043" e'"ytl"''le SR 7 @ F1ve Pomts ca ll 740416 0768 or 304882 Ho use ,... Kanauga Old Farmers Ad Galhoohs Oh 2299 $40 000 2 trailers Krode l 3BR 2B A 5 129 acres Pa1~ ' on Neal Ro Green Toy. nshiD c ose to $675 month m vestme~' t sch ool Pnced to se!l More Both 11a1te rs $35 00 0 1nlo 1740)446 7377 oe40i44<-5725 3 bed room bnck front Ra nch Newer root v1n yl heal pump Sm ths Cabm ets 1 car garage pr1 vat e IQne off SR 160 1 8 acres S9t OO'O (7 40)388 H gh School Jur11ors Sen1ors lind PftOr Serv1ce you can 1111 vacant pOSitiOns 1n the West Vm;~m a A1my Nat1onat Guard lf you are oetween the ages ot 1r 35 or have p1101 m 1111ary serv A -A-fi-o,-a-ab-,e--2-B-ed-r-oo - m. ICe yO\J won 1 wa nt to pass HorT1 e Everyth mg new 1n1s uo For Opoortun 11es 1n yow area can 304 675 Poss1biEt no MonFv down to . quallv ng 8 uye s 13041674 S8J7 511 1 ... SHOP CLASSIFIEDS • ~· . �•• Friday, October 1, 2004 ALLEY OOP ' ·o.\, bollt~onle Putnofl\ Farm ' and 3BR 2 itory Colonial 3 b&-m. t Ho~r.LSe • 2BA, basement. bath. Gas heat. Cnttl AJC. f85 ,000. One 1 112 slory new roofltvrance, cEmtral all. teoo mo. (740}4~6-3481. home & S b8f gwage with 43 ecr~. 1enced. barn wiSh an apartment abOve. Both y,~ater. ~~y, COflcrete 3 bedrOom heiJh- 4 miles lpr $1 tS,OOO 080. ftoors , 1~ mites from from Holzpr. $400 mo. ptus (~40~·8273 Bulfalo/Kenna $173,500 sec. dePo~it and reteren9M. No pels. 74D-446-6865 ol · - : : - - - - - - - - : - - 443 745-n84 • !la""h style home w1th f1n· /i~~.;.:;;;..-::~--, 7<0-446-6(,. .on 21'k!5t5 4.5 &Cfes mJt. LoTs & ished basemtlnt. 3 bed· rOOUlS. t bath, large ll,lng ACKEAGt:: ' · room and dining room, · kitchen , with 2 cat garage 0 .97 acre building lot on artached and a 30x60 Granctv1ew Ave near County prage and a 16x24 shelter Fairgrounos Nice neighborhouse. 1 5 miles out Cherry hood, all utilities except Ridge Ad . on the nght . sewer StO,OOO (304)489(740)246-5102. 1~63 ~:"" MOlllLE Ho~m; IURSo\LE ~ 2 acres on Ingalls Road $15 ,000. 740-245-0133 1987 14x70 mobile home 3 bedroom , 2 bath, son;~e furniture & appliances $8,500. Call (740)245-9040. 1992 Sout(\em Elite Mob1le Home 16x70, 2 bedroom . 2 ba~h. SOme Commerc1al bwld1ng plus 1.5 acres m Green Twp Central heat & air, bath and complete loi.itchen $165.000. Calt ChffDfd Realtors 740446-7702. • For Sale· Acreage Me•ga eppliances. County.· 82 acres, woods SS,900. Call (740)949-20 11. and hills•de. Great tor recreand hunhng. ~ 993 ,.;,ansion MobHe at1on Home•14X60 2 Oedroom, 1 $99,500 00 Call (740)742· refrigerator 'and microwave Included. • $8.soo.oo. (740)949-9016 For sale Of re nt- 2 bedroom mobile homes starling at $270 per month, Call 740992-2167 Make 2 payments, move in 4 years on note {304)73&3409, :New Ollkwood mega store featurlnu Homes by OakwoOd. Fleetwood & Giles. One SlOP shopping only at Oakwood Homes of Barboursville WV (304)736. l409. It> SAVE-SAVE-SAV E ', Stock models at ~l d pnces. · 2005 models arriving Now. Cole's Mob•le Homes. 15266 U.S 50 East, Athens . Ohio 45701 , {740)592-1972 , ~where You Get Your Money '~ Worth" ' 2 or 3 bedroom apartment in 1978 Moror Home, SJ,ood; MiddlepOrt • no ~9ts,. 1974 !ford 43ttcket lr'ook, (7401,912-!1858 ,• $3.900. (740)44 1-s7a. , ' ' ' ' wood burner. 21lR, CIQ•• \o 1own. Better ·l'J' 3 bedroom house lor rent in $435/mo, Wf.tert," in0Juda4 1 !·30 · ·~ ,bar stools. Pomeroy. HUO approved. Depo&fl Roqlllled, (T4o)440· (740}<14·7160. , S500Jmonrh -plus deposit. 4467 alk tor ~ye or Usa. "Oish WUhel $1~ , likli'H19W. ' CBJI (740)388-0.035. 3 rooms &•ba!h. st~frfj· 83 Ble>er, • ""'"'I drive. Ask 3 bedroo'm. 1 bath, Mason, erator, dowN stairs, ul*ltin "-'Jr. (740)25&1102. WV. AemoiQed, gas Mat, pa1d. S4SCYmonth . No pet~. r=Or ' sale F~re , Wodd ClA. $450.00/month p!us 46 ~ive 9l (740}448·3945. (304}~82-253J ·\ (740}698· 7002 deposit. :::..:;:;=.:=2.--~Appliea~tons being taken lor H.afw -·e wood burner (740)5~0-4123 ,, •n ~Jery clean '1 bedroom 1n stove. Have stoye Pipe and 3 br 120 Howard St. New co untry setting yet close to accesSor1es. $450.00 089 Haven Wv. $350 month + town . Washer,' dryer, stove. (740)992-5006 Can leave deposit Rental application & fridge included. Water and ret req~:~ired 1-yr min . lease garbage included. Total elec(304)415-0585 tric with AC .Tenant ppy elec· tric. $300 deposit, $~75 per 4 Bedroom, S600tmonlh, month . No pets. No smbk: $600/deposit . No Pets in~;~ . 74o-446-2205 or 740. (304)675-5332 446-9585 ask for Virgtnia. Goncto 3 bdrm 2 Oaths. w/ B EAUTIFUL APARTJET ba.s?ment. Viow ol riVer. MENTS A.T BUDGET AffiATION MOTORS Cntrl AIC $ 700 mo. PRICES AT JACKSON GallipOliS Ferry. (740 ) 446 · ESTATES , 52 Westwood Repaired . New & 1Fiebuill In 34 1 • __8__~.~----- Or1ve tram $344 to $44:2 Stock. Call Ron Evan ~. 1Home tor rent wrth garage in Walk to shop 8 movies. Call 800-537-9528. ewt 13en SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Q337'oi('l<I0/~~615:l. --,-'--,,.:C..---96 dopwn Vdoria lh good Help $400: Walnut finish Country Dining Table, 6 Highback Chairs, Matching HutchOpen Top. 2 door 3 Drawer bottom $600: Henredon 80" sofa, 60M Lo~Jeseat Dusty Rose. Contemporary Style ~700 : (740)992-5072 Wanted SEPTA ·correctional Facility 7 West 29 Drive Nelsonvill~, Ohio 45764 for Minimum Qualifications: Ral·helor's dcgrl'e in social work. psyl·buloK,v. ur clostl\' related field. At least one ~·ca r of SUCl'Cs.d ul work e,.;pcrience in mental health. substance abuse. rorrl'('lions, a related field within the past th·e years. Licensure in good standin g, from the Ohio Cnunselnr and -social Worker Roard. Ohio Department of Alcohol and l>ru~ Addiction Services, or related · crede ntialing board pref erred. !\lust have a \'alid O~io drh ~r \ lict:nSl' and a good drh·ing record. Specialized Skills and Knowkoc:l~e : Has Morking knowledge and expcrienl·e with indi,·idual and group counseling, and cao;;e manaAement of correctional CAREER OPPORTUNITIES · IN HEALTHCARE * ST NA's. We offer a compe titive emp loy menfpackage including: * Health Ins urance Ll' t'e ln suranc'd insurance Short-term Di sabi l 11y * Long-1erm Disability Bereavement Pay • Jury D uly Pay Regul ar Ra>e I ncreases Paid In -services Ex_perience * Leaves of Ab sence U niform Allowance * "S tar" Program Petfect Allendance Pay Time and a Half fo r Overtime * * ~eriou sly * If * Healthcare, and want to_b e a member of a caring, dedicated ·• * team, give us a call at considc,ring a career in the field of * 740·446·5001, or come see * * n" ~R '' · ' * at 380 Colonial Dr., Bidwell. Come join the * caring people of.. . SENIOR CARE CENTER I_ Goo~ Horton Crossbow with ou,er and arrows . Great shape . $200. (740) 379- u s tn person * * * * r '""' .. W>CA"ftO>L 6 53 ¥ A 7 West Pass STtt.L GO.T Tt-IOSE ktUAJPf, EHl. 0 Whalttfs Auto 0 0 ' Parts St. Rt.681 740-442-70 lJ See Brent o r Brian M-Fri 8:30-5:00 SaL SJO-Noon Sun. C losed BARNEY MY Whal ey MISTAKE, DOC !! ' ,::.:::.:~~"1"1~ 1 I 1iouse Ckaning Serv~e No Job to Big or Small Serving: Mei gs. Mason. Gallia & Athens Co. 2001 Honda, Shadow molOr· cycle VT1 100 Excellent condit1on, $4,500. (740)4467668. included New. ·Ramps $4,000 (304)675-3613 & I\10'1UR'i mR SAJ.F. 2001 Caravella Interceptor, 21FT. 56/hours. 9 passenger, like new call (304)6740102 or (304)882-2840 CAMPER~ & McrroR H~i~~~ sale Jess BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references fu rnished . Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 4460870 Rog ers Basemen! Wate rprool•ng ~2 0 tt:_J_::___~z::!._.J[S;a~~~E~lSC::lf~351 8 8 , THE BORN LOSER p- ~ NJTUM I~ CEIZTNI'-\L'< f-\Ei<'£ ! LCoK "-T. "-LL 11-\E LE:.f>...IJE.S Ot-.1 OUR L"-Wi'\ I Chai n Saw ..... 6 l I>Otl<'l KJ\O~ ... Tf-1('( 1>0"" 1\ !'liCE. JOB OF CO\/ERIi'-IG VP If-\( C.Rf>...e. GRP-SS 1 I"'Of-\, THE TEST DAYS. TO BRING Rnl -Air .- \1r ( 'om pn.:-.~ or~ P k~ - up TO IMPORTS Open H:.lll-6:1111 M-F: Sat. ~:.~1-2:110 992-IOJJ CLA~S f>\-'T A PENC.I L 1 aml1 !el11 ,...~ -:c.·n kl.' ~ov. '1~!\ll· lnl! KaC\~nc lkatl'l'l ~ 'RediHt High &Dry 33795 Hiland Rd. ~omeroy, Ohio 740·992·5232 BISSELL· BUILDERS IOC. New Hmnc" • Vi nyl Siding • ~cw Gara ges • Rcplaccmc nl Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio PEANUTS 45 77 1 740!949-2217 Windows • Roofing 1'M SORR'< YOLI DtDrb 6Ei ELECTED CLA55 PRESIDENT, ''PJGPE COMMERCI~L and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Hours 7 40-992-7599 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM N060D't' VOTED FOR ME ..T~Et{ ALL VOTED FOI{ TI-lE DOG! I Tl-lOU6f.lT HAVIN& A CAMPAIGN Pf.lOTO 01= ME AND A 006 WOULD DO IT... ttt411 mo pc1 Dean Hill SUNSHINE CLUB New & Used 475 South Church St. ' Ripley. WV 25271 ~R£ 1-800-822-0417 . Chevy, Pontiac . Buick . O lrl s & Custom Van Dea l er" "W.Y's # I WHEJoJ 'rtJU REA<:H MY AGE-.111£ ()VLY 11-\1"-lG 'TCU CAIJ STILL Jffi... YOU l i! -- GARFIELD Antiques ' on 2nd AYe - ~~ • A.JOGGER. MRBUNTY? \ l't-t.:toN, WHEN YOU SAY M•dUlcpllll, Ohio 1~5:-.l. St'l.:\liH.I A ~~­ HURTFUl. THINGS TO ME, . [ J(L)!)T WANT 1'0 CURlUP AND WITHeR AWAY Open DLdh I 0:()(). 'i ·OO Sun. I ~:OU--UIO ClmcJ Tuc,, 992-51 'i2 ... THf PER Barnhart Builders .\0 ~· cur., o'.;l'\1 CARPENTER experience l-lmne.,; • Room Additions & Remodeling • Lug llumcs • Pn\t I· nuuc •( 'mnjllt·h· lh·morlrling •ltl·pl:ll t'lllt'lll \\ ind011~ •R"''' ' Cumllll' lt lo~l :uu l Rc~idt· nti<ll Frc~ YOUNG'S F\ timatl's 74U- 667 -6USU • New Garagils • Electrical & Pl u~blng • Aoof1r19 & Gutters • Vinyl ~ iC1ng & Painting • Pat io< n<, Porch O~kl We c.o ·I all dcept fu rnace work 2 Pierre's 25 here Hassles a debtor 26 3 Famous volcano treasure 31 Mrs. Lennon 4 Make 32 Monsieur's certain wine 5 Rather risky 34 Fastener 35 Censor 37 - de cologne 38 Stressful 40 Beyond 6 Nabokov 27 28 29 33 35 novel 7 Great buy 8 Debutantes 36 9Blgcontinent 39 10 Country addrs. 11 40 19 Knows how 41 well--done su.-st. 42 PC key 43 Leastamt spa<:e station from Moo 43 On·ramp Coarse sign 44 Viking letter sand Portuguese 45 Sultan's cousin· lady - Kong 47 Lamb 's pen At any time name Naturalist 46 Parking-lot - Fossey mishap Boll holder 49 Vitality L iver 51 Diver's secretion need • Diamond 53 Get the drlfl port " Kubla Khan" locale Dumpster Leeve the 1ng, lead lop of nothing.) Whenever you are in no-trump, always count your top tricks f1rst. Here, you have six. twa spades, three hearts (given the lead) and one diamond. \1 ¥OU can win the f1rst trick with dummy's heart 10, 1t will be ' • '"' CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celetwttv C1pher CI)'Plograms are ::~ea1e0 Iron CLM:l\;IIIOns oy !amoJS peoPle oas1 ano oresen1 Eacn 1ene1m me c1pner stands tor anothet Today"s clue. E equals P covered with the queen. South won with h1s ace and saw that playing on clubs was now pointless si~ce he didn't have a hand en tr y lell.lnsfead, declarer played a low diamonp to dummy's queen East won w1lh !he krng and retu rn ed a heart. As the " MKLH WDMWFN cards lay, south cou ldn'l recover. Now relurn to Irick one and win w1lh dummy's heart kmg. You can cont1nue with the club queen and another club, cru1stng to an easy nme tr~cks: two spades, two hearts , one diamond and lour clubs . Always ke~p an eye on your entr1es. AstroGraph ' -...'lllrthda,y: Saturday, Oct. 2. 2004 By Bernice Bade Osol It won't be luck alone that will lead to ra"is· es or adVancement where your work or career is concerned 1n the year ahead . II Will be preparation and a Willingness to perform at your peak fhat earns you h•gh achievement awards . LlBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) ~Try to associate today With people whose thinking is honorable and whOse tJehavior sets a good example. You 'll discover that what cames them far and wh~ t works f01 them reflects on you . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- An impor· tant matter that has had you womed and doubtful w1 11 change for the better tOday. It's a situatiOn tha t not only allects you , but 11 could possibly affect another SAGITIAR IUS (Nov. .2,3-Dec 21) - It you've got the heart and mmdset to do so, you can be the catalyst wh_o can gel everyone pulling together today. Your optm1ism will se rve as a rallying pomt. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) - If you keep your wits about you today, opportu nttles •gnored by othe rs wtll become qwte obiJIOUS to you . They can be extrem ely fortunate lor you where your work or career tS conce rned • AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20- Feb. 19) - You're not likely to make any Judgment calls today Without first weighing both Sid es of every iSsue. and because of th1 s. your • concluSions Will be right on target and prove qw te lucky for yo,u. PI SCES (Feb. 20- March 20 } - Shanng tS the key that wil l'unlock the floodgate s ot opportur11ty tor you today When you shOw a w, u. ~gneiss tQ g1ve others w111 do likewtse, which allows lor mu tual gain. ARIES (March 21 -Apnl 19)- What you can't do on your own can be handled w1til the a1d of associates or !r1ends. Don't hesttate to ask fbr help: they'll gladly p•tch in. TAURU S (April 20-May 20) - II you are bemg offered a lit11e someth1ng extra to do a JOb tor another today. don'tlet others try to tell you you 're JUSt being used . They're JUS! jealous. • GEMINI (May 21 -J une 20) - Make a point !OdaY' to hobnob w1th lr~ends who you feel are 1n the th ick of thn1gs 11 you are mvited to do so Someth1ng advanta· geous to you could result from these encounters CANCER {June 21 -Ju ly 22) - You'll do far beMr m business Situations today if you do more listening than talking . Let others play the1r game cards. but hold yours close to the vest. When they 're through . trump them . ' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Keep every· 'fhing out in the op en and !hose who can do much good tor you w111 choose to work with ~ou today because of your lorthriOht manner. Something beneficial ls around the corner VI RGO (AuQ. 23·StP1. 221- Don't fritter your time IWIY today on 11'111gnlflclnt rnatter1 or ac11vltllt- Think big and rtach' for thl 1ky, bteaud thl 11101 11 ut lor you to pick 1 plum of r111lmponanct. . ROBERT • BISSELL CONSTRICTION 2t Lhasa 24 Caveman DOWN In a Frank & Ernest carloon by Bob Thaves. the wooden horse is standing at lhe gates of Troy. Inside the horse, someone is saying, "You don't think we ttpped them off by using the carpool lane?" In bridge, when you seem to have been given a lree trick by a friendly lead, always pause to wonder if it mighl be a Greek gilt Aided by !hal hinf, how would you plan the play in this th ree-no-trump contract after West leads the heart six? Nole Wesf's openi ng lead. second-high- G AlJI'OS on SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740- 89 Ford Temoo . new t1res. 4 door good shape $900 00 Russ Moore. (740}742· 3167 WfW 1-\~~E.N'T '{QU RP\K(I> Tf\ffi UP7 001-\T 'IOU 11-\it-IK T.fl.E:'( LOOK e,J>.,I> 7 BIG NATE C hain ShallX'rk·d & P:tl't:. r-.;l'\\ Gl'lh.:ral St<mdlJ\ (]l'lh:'r,Jlint' s~ .-ll'lll~ aih..l mR SALE 1999 Ford Ell'plorer XLP Ant1que Bonle Snow, West Red . C0 1 e)(Cellenl COf'ldl· V1rgmia State Farm . Fall !1on. 54,000 m1les. $9.800. FeStiVA l, POint Pleasant (740)367-7090 Oct 2, 10·3, 2004, Info i7 40 )992-5088 2000 Dodge Neon . an. 57,000 miles S2l.600 OBO !3uy or sell. R1venne {740)256-1233 ~ AntiQues. 11_24 Ea'st Mam P' \Varra nt y Rq·H.li r • Lawn Tra~:lm & Push 949-1405 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! ~ 111 \, '1.' PnnK'nl) ·, Fmit St.tnJ dOOFING dOME . MAINTENANCE dEAMlESS GUTTER dreelstlmates * E.. ! hc~1 J.: L:.rr~ WR!TfStL . \ All pass Ll~ht beam Imitate Nash of limericks S izzled lncan easy to estaOiish fou r club tricks and cruise home. But when the Trojan South did call lor lhe tO. lhinking Wesl had led from a sui! headed by lhe Q-9-8·6, Easf Ea., t f\fain S1. HOWARD l. ·t}t .J - Terry's ~nglnn For Sale: Poplar Lumber sheeting boards .45 pe1 board ft. Hardwood mule ~ · S20. per Bkt (7401992·5965 NOMA WHAT STYlf... ! 1 ·1·740·843·5382 t\·1 11\.\1'1''-. 1973 Tidecraft 15' boat wi 65 Mercury outboard. D•lly trailer $400.00 (740}992-2306 EXTREE PROTEIN !! ' J j v.•~ 2003 Wolver1ne 4x4 , Brand 80.~1~ .Pass 22 23 24 , 27 30 nickname .. :~!:.~1:rom a_weak suit when the top two r"7-~-::-:;;-:-:--;:::=-::::i:>::':':::--:;:-:-;-li71lTHAT'LL BE 7~ FE~ TH' are' noltouching llflheyarelouch- ~· "j!lt...-~ . ':11"::::)-f,~ ~nnette's Harley Da~Jison Spor t st~ r 883 Hugger. Lots. ot extras_ Days 740-6453248. even1n gs after 5·30pm 740-256-6589. . ""'"'"""'.. ............... 740-992-555:1 .VIodet Sa ln~,ge Ma ,.,,ef Pa 1'1.'< .~ff<"r 0 ..,.._, Darwin , ciH or llcstoc~in,g t~le and G 0 ' 2000 98 Sharp Ultra Classic. Loacfed with chrome , 103 Big Bore, 4,000 miles on engme. luggage rack , s1da racks. 740·446-8972 or 740367-0502. East North t • 3NT Beware free tricks from anyone 0 0 59 Hepburn celebrations FRANK & EARNEST () securer ... 8 4 2 · + KJ96 • 1 "I had no -1" 5 Apply makeup IJ Tree feature shouts t2 Skips class 54 Oklahoma 13 Wyo . town neighbor 55 Equip 14 This, IOJCJoe 56 Movie 15 Wayfarer' s 57 Cuzco refuges locale 16 Kind or pool 58 Before, 17 Debt In combos 18 Hollandaise 20 Big • 8 7 3 ... K'.!i097 MIYIDII('\'CJ.Eo;/ 4 WHEI' ;){S A.'ITIQU~ * ~~~;526 * 10 tO 9 44 Keep subscribing 46 Hailed 49 Catamount 50 Sense organ 52 Corrlda Q9 4 South 40 1986 Chrysrer New Yorker. Body •good. intar1or good. 2601. Needs motor work . 2.2 Turbo Weight bench Compe1l tor !400.00 (740)992-2306. 343 wl1h se1 of we1gh1S. sso 1992 Buick Regal Grand 7401446 3988 Sport 130,000 mites. good ( " · condition. 30 mpg , $1 ,SOO. • 1740)446 -2 350 · • 000~" Self-Storage 10 • ... A 6 5 r.!~O:::-~.-S~PO-RTI-NG-...., Mi!i§ipt!!iiji!i+ * * * * * * *e* a* *rt* * * l * * * * * * * . TO S!Uo!D OOP ""fO 'il Q 86532 Opening lead: • ltw& ero. relrlgerator, washer, GRAIN dryer, gas, electric range , Gra" Monumenls, much · more! (7401446-4782 Ro und bales ol hay for sale. Gallipolis. Qt-1 Hrs. 11:3 (M· (740)698-82.11 , L~ave mes • Sl • ~e . , * * * l,;/.OFFERW 'il J 3 H • tNT r *• Time and a flalf for Worked Holidays you are HAS South * * * ~,. Dental · r,.,oc Dealer: North Vulnerable : Neither f:QUPMENT : 40 I (k) Plan * • Educational A ;sistance * Wesl 1990 Cl)eV 1 ton p1d< up. Glean & niCeJrUck. Call 7.40441 ·0941 or 740-645-5946 MOVIng . Sale New light brown Broyhill couch/acce nt populations including l.;.no wledge of rele\·anl correctional counseling th~o­ Ford New.Holland, i920 4pillows plus Oak end table . ries, assessment tools, specific leYels of cor~ctional supen·ision referral wheel dnve. diesel traclor. $725. Call (740)446-6656 systems, and service delivery models of such. 2103 hours. New lues Super single waterbed, approx 29 HP. 12 speed SEPTA Correctional Facility is a Drug-Free Workpla..:e and transmission. V.G.C. Al so $150. Call (740)446-3568. an Equal Opportunity Employer. Ford New Holland TC-30 . 4Posting date Septemb<r 21,2004 Thompsons Appliance & wheel drive with lront end Aepalr-675·7388 . For sale. loader (this tractor is burnt) re-co nditiOned automatic Both tractors for $7,500 00 . washers &. dryers , mlrigera- Call (740)9~9-2115 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tors, ' gas and electric ranges , air conditio ners, and. LIVESIOCK wnnger _washers . Will do 1.~lllil · _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.~ 1 rapa1rs on major orands in ., 1 shOp or at your home. 2 year old GeldlnQ ho1se, green, broke. Nice disposi. H o lzer Senior Care Center. a 70 bed l ong-term care nursing • . Used Furniture Slore 130 tion . 54" tall . $250.00 Bulaville Pike . Dresset!i , 740 992-2306 * f ac ilil y has limited po sitio ns available for RN 's,- LPN' s <~nd * couches. mal1r~sses, reolln- * fllll SALE 1 Good Used Appliances. Ae t(.O I'\dltloned and Guaranteed . Was hers. Dryers ' Ranges. and Gulbransen Masterfone Refrigerators. Some start at Upright Piano tor sale. $600. $95 Skaggs Appliances. 76 (740)446-8192. Vine St. , (740)446-7398 Story & Clark Walnut Piano Mollohan Carpet. 202 bark with benCh 56" w1dtil . Chapel Road , Porter, Ohio. 51,000. (7 40)446- 7271' (740)446-7444 1-877-830I \R\1 "I 1'1'1 II-~ 9162 . Free Eslimates . Easy ~t 1.1\ I· ~'II 0( 1\. linanc•ng, 90 days Same as cash . Visa} Maste r Card. , FARM Dr1ve- a- little save alot. Position: Primary Counselor .. Work Schedule: Tuesday thr.u ugh Saturdo~ • 2 p.m. In 10 p.m. Hourly salar_,..: $12.93 an hour •* + Gibson relngerator 31" Wid e, 62" h1gh , ~ $100 Ca ll (740}388-8788. Applications mal he ohtuined rrom and returnOO to SE:PTA 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m., Monday thronJ!:h Fridu:\'. or by \'isiting our "ebsit~ at ~·ww.se ptacbcf.or~ :\complete job description is avaihthle lor review. The deadline for application for this posting is Frida)' Ol·tub~f 22, 2004. A K 2 ¥ K J 10 AQ5l2 ... Q 3 l:i:asl o()5QZ.. 1978 D~ge Truck, uses no 011 . new Transmission, runs great, loppef •nc!uded '$1 ;27S (304)674-0092 Rat Terr1er puppies for sale. full blooded, $75 each (304 )882-3340 Squirrel Dogs !304)675-6231 Huffman J0-01 -04 • TI\OCKS t5 r Job Posting : North condll\on. 740-446-8912 or 2 bedroom . Green school ment, Employer. * Phillip Alder 2003 Dodge Neon, 4 cyl. ~to; t1 ,Q90 mil&f. \:~Oi~&. tilt, AJC., S7.1l00. ('140)«1- 7 40·SG NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS L.-------_.1 1 bedroom house $250/mo. 2 bedroom house $350/mo 4 bedroom house $450/mo Depost1s negotiable. 14)(65 mobile home eNerything Included. excellent condition. $4.000. (740)446· 4854 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 · e~c . 2 bedroom, stow., retrtgera· 1H20 buikjlng wit\1 aft . over- 2000 Ford Explo tor lu rnis~. $150 d&po1it, hang Too many items to list, condition, bflckfg,ey~tenor, $275 rent. 34 112 Smithers $2,500. CaH attar Spm. 740· 4 WhOGI dr111e. 98 000 mRes. , $9,950 1740)4<16-67~4. Sheet. Call (740)446-11061. 441-0131: kitchen furnished, district. $300/mo. deposit & $400, (740)992-3823 reference. (740)367-0632. Tara Tovvnhouse 5 AKC Beagles, trained rabApartments Very Spacious, bit dogs , 2 started pups, Mobile home for rent in 2 Bedrooms. 2 FhJors, CA, 1 excellent .. blood line . Vinton . Reference/ deposit Bath, Newly Carpeted, (740)742-2728 t/2 reQuired . No pets. 740-446Adult Pool & Baby Pool. 6865 or 740-446-6189. Pa1io, Slart $385/M o. No AKC Bleck LaO puppies. Pets. Lease Plus Secunty Shots, wormed & dew claws APARTMENTS bedroom house in Deposit Required , Days: removed . $2 00. (740)441FUR RENT Gallipolis $350/mon th 740-446-3481: Evenings: 0130. deposit required.l?40)4417_ 40_-_36_7_-0_5_0_2._ _ _ _c_ . A.KC Blord Lab pups. Shots. 11 84 1 & 2 bedroom apt. starting wormed $300. (740)441· at $290/month. deposit The Valley Apts. located 1n or ( _ _ 7401441 7333 reqwred No pets. WD Mason has openings tor 2 0013 Help Wanted Help Wanted hookup (740)441-1184 bd. and 3 bd. Applications C nihuahua, chocolate and be accepted-- on tan, registered female 1 yr. 1 and 2 bedroom apart- will Tuesday's only from 9·3 at old. very lovable, $175. WANTED: E m e r ge ncy Reli er Worke1s ments, fUrnished and untur501 Shawnee Trai l. Pt. (740)379-2601. ni.Shed. security 'deposit (Substitu tes) needed to work with people wnh 675-4900 requ•red , no pets, 740-992- Pleasant, WV Equal Housing Opportunity CKC Registered Golden m~ntal re tardation in Me igs Count y. Hours : 2218. Retnevers . 6 weeks old, Even ings. weekend and overnights as needed Twin Rivers Tower is accept$250 female . $200 male 1 bedroom apt. utilities o r a~ ~che dul e d . Must have hig h sc h oo l included. $450 month, $300 ing applications lor waiting can (740)388-0435 diplomaJOEO.. valid dri\<ef's h~cn se. t hree deposit. Call (740)992-2274. list lor Hud·SUbSIZed , 1- br, Cocke r SPamel pup, 3 apar tmenl , call 875·6679 · years good driving experiem:c anJ adequ ate months, registered, S250. 1 bedro9m. recently updat- EHO (740)441-9894. automob il e insuram:e. $7 .00/hr. ScnJ res ume ed HUO approved. $280.00 \II f{( II\ \1>1'1 p;r month, (888)5 14-0 192 Full blooded St. Bemard to: puppies for sale, $200 Call Buckeye Communit}' Services 1-Bedroom ·furni shed Apt, HOUSEHOW (740)379-2605. Utilities . Paid, Basic TV, P.O. Box 604 Gom~ $550/mOnth, $500/depoSII. Old English sheepdog pups. Jackson. OH ~5640. No pets m or out (304)674- Fu rniturelovable. shaggy dogs, first Excellenl Deadlin e for app li cants: 10/S/04. Pre0031 Condition- Solid Honey Oak shot & wormed, price ~250, employ ment drug tcsting . Equa l Opportuni ty Table. 6 Fiddleback Cha~rs . call (740}985-9823 ·Small Vindale Mobile Home , ·needs floor repa1red & carpet. Rest of home in good condition . New water heater. Pnce $2,500 (304)675-3000 Leave Message www.mydailysen~inel.com BRIDGE 1997 Ford F-150 Lanat. ext cab. · step-side. axe. condi11on. 4-wheel drive. $12.000. ! Land on McCormick Rd. 2 Vinton/Rio area on 17 acres. ?46-446.2568 Equal 740-367-7762 or 740-367large lots 1/2 acre eac:n Hollsing Opportunity. NEW ANO USED STEEL 7272. (more or less) El61ctrjc and water paid (606)288-2 148 water on one su118ble for 2ll MOBILE HOM F.'i CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· Steel Beams, Pipe 'Rebar VANS bwldmg or mob1te home. fOR R£Nr ~·eo & AFFORDABLE! For Concrete, Angl e. FoKSAI',F (740)367-7886. '•Townhouse apartmenbi, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel and/or small tfouses FOR ·Gratifig For Drains, 1984 Che'Jy Conversion IH \I \Is 14)(70, 3 bedroom . HUD RENT. Call (740)44 1-1111 Driveways & Walkways . L&L Passenger Van . Very good approved No Pet! . HUD lor applicat•on & in formation. S~rap Metals Open Monday, cond1!1on. 120,000 mlleson~. (740}742-2714 , .J"uesday, Wedneidav & _ . . !-loUSES GraciOus liv1ng. 1 and 2 bed- Friday, Sam-4:30pm Closed $2,000 (740)367-7264. 1Bedroom Tra•ler in Letart, room apartments at Village Th~rsday, mNRENT Saturday & 1995 Dodge Ram Van. ~/4 wv s-miles from Manor and Riverside Sunday. (740)446-7300 ton. t30.4SO miles $1,000 MOiJ n ta in ee r· PIa n t . O"'o Down Payment and Furriished , all ut•lit1es paid, Apartments in M iddleport. Pole Barn 301150x1 OFT as is . Can be seen at tile fmancmg available with $350/month . $350/deposit From $295-$444. Call 740- $6395. 1ncludes Painted Gallipolis Daily Tnbune . For 992·5064 . EJ1ual Housing Average (304}882-2858 approved cred1l. mformat1on call Metal . Plans, Instruction more Opportunilies. credit gu alilies you. If down Book. Slider. Free Delivery (740)446-2342 ask lOr Paul paymen t has kept you from 2 bedroom 1 bath· .AC- star· Huge clean. 3 bedroom, 1 (937)559-8385 1999 Ford Mark Ill buying . th1s •s your chance age buildmg- deck- washer bath, ini , storage. aprox Conversion Van w1 lh wheel to own your own home. If & dryer. Centra lty located 2,500 s BUIUJING o petsfsmok· chai r lifJ . · 93,000 miles . you have a Down payment betweeA town, hospital ~ ing. $610. Sm•pu~:<; Call Kelly $15,000 Phone (740)388· but would l1ke to conser~Je it. plants. No pets (740)446(7 40)446-9961 ' 1 9017. we offer low down payment 4234 or (740}208·7861. Block. briG!<. i>ewer pipes, programs also. Great inter2 bedroom. 2 bath. quiet One bedroom apartment · windows, lintels, etc. Claude 98 Dodge Caravan. at[. run s, est rates• Local company setting. city water. natural no pets. m Pomeroy. Winters, Aio Grande, OH good . $2,000 080. Call Mortgage Locators gas, n"o pets, $400, re fer- (740)992-5858 (740)256- 1652. 1""0)992· 7321 . ences. (740)446-6890. One bedroom garage apart- bath . total electric. good 2637 condition, central air. stove , .. • X NYWPYLC YKL 0 L K XHC VZ F KZJEKP).F VZF YKL TZY , DLKXHC X MWN Y KL VZH . DTVWPY PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' You know. songwnlrng really 1S a myslenous process ... •l"s hke open heart surgery •n some~- - Bono • r:~i~t;~' 0 fo ·Jr S©\1..J.11J- ~ t~S® Ediltd by CLA.Y R. ,OlllN - - - - - - - le•ttPS of the w::rds below tc form four mnr>ie word s IC'eorrcnge scr ombl~d I R u p L AB I I I I II . l If I I way to lead a balcut1e lold ner pal. "1s to try to to bed the day before-you--- - -'" "The best anced hie ," a r-----------, ' I T A FNET . go I f--~1---r:-1;-r::5 'l-rl,'--1 () Co~o :n tfe ''"'"' Q"led . . . _ . . by fdl· ng 1n the m1ss . n~ words ' - - " - - ' - - ' - - ' - - " ' - - ' you de11eio c irom slt~ No. 3 below SCRAM·lETS ANSWERS 9-3' -o • Val1se- Truly- Novel - Rude ly - DRIVE them NUTS Granny always' told me to . "Tel: your enerr.res lhat you .have lorg1ven therr because 11 wi ll DRIVe them NUTSI' ARLO & JANIS ' ' SOUP TO NUTZ • New Homes · Garages • Complete Remodeling v.c:vouNG 111 140-992-1671 992-6 215 Pomeroy, Ohio, · 22 Years Loc111 Ex rlence Stop & Compare '' •: ' . ' ' �B6 • :n.C Daily Sentinel Friday, October I, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com ' ALONG'THE RivER ' Myths and truths about the Racine Lo_cks and Dam, Cl ... If you have a question or a comment, write: !'lASCAR This Week, ' Race: EA Sports 500 Where: Talladega (Ala .) Superspeedway {2.666 miles), 188 taps/501.208 mtles. When: Sunday, Oct. 3 Last year's winner: Michael Waltrip Qualltyln& record: Bill Elliott, Ford. 212.809 mph. April 30, 1987. Race record : Mark Martin, Ford, 188.354 mph, May 10. 1997. last week : Ryan Newman dominated the MBNA America 400 at Dover International Speedway for his second victory of the season. ·He led 325 of the 400 lap~ but only moved up one spot. fro m . ntnth to eighth, in the Nextel a> Race : American Racing Wheels 200 Where: California Speedway, Fontana (2.0 miles), 100 taps/ 2,0D'tniles. When: Saturday, Oct. 2 last year's winner: Ted Musgrave Qualllyln& record: Kurt Busch, Ford, 177.388 mph, Oct. 27, 2000. Race record: Ted Musgrave, Dodge, 145.926 mph, Sept. 20, 2003. Last week: Shane Hmiel drove a Chevrolet to his first ca reer victory at La s Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway. ' w,aJeffrey tl8~~ f.18r." fl&,had'erred the, . .' i\lo(nilolt he -said 11 1• an~ he , quickly adllec:lr :'Tilars the first , · naine ·that caM,Je(O r,w inin<!.let • . tt ·be · ~nown that•l;s tt;8:43 : (a.il;l. on S&turday). My '!io\n! is, ~-~ t~Pi's ~,;,all different kinds <>1 ~ '~d~ te: a~d all ,different ki"'{S of 1 ".cjllvers ." Good thing Newman:s '' Aof running for office. • Let tile' record note that Newman also paid Gordon some compliments: 'He can drive the wl\eers off a race car. He has a lot of talent as far as jUSt pure car control and being ab le to hold the car on the edge .... No matter what, you can watch Robby Gordon and he knows how to hoi~ the car on the edge, which is good, and that's what you're supposed to do ... I've seen him do 'so me pretty amaZing things with the race car, be It crazy or be 1t pure skit): • Think it's tough to overcome a mistake during the race-offs? ·· IN 'THE SPOTI.:.IGt-1'1', -, · Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties 1lhio \ 'alk~ Puhlishin~-: { 'o, l'mm·•·o~ 2 • Middll'lllll't • <;alli11oli~ • I ldoh•·•· :l. 2004 Volunteers SPORTS • Blue Devils beat Athens. See Page 81 o Marauders fall to Wellston . See Page 81 • Hornets sting Raiders. See Page 81 o Tomcats declaw Eagles. See Page 81 KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILYTR IBUNE.COM GAL LIPOLIS ·_ Although the li kelihood of a bioterror attack in rural Gallia County remains slim, health officials are considering the impact on the area if one shou ld occur elsewhere in the region. needed~ for To that end, a community mass vaccin;nion dril l is planned by the Galli~ County Health Departmen t for Saturday, .Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the First Bapt ist Church in Gallipolis. The drill is only a training exercise. but offici a b at the he alth department arc st ressing the corlimu- $1.25 • Vol. :JX, !'\ 1 '· 7'' community-drill nity factor behind the event. Public p<mic'ipation. either as a volunteer or one of the people whu will undergo a mock vacci nati on, is encouraged. A mock smallpox vaccinal io n clinic ·viii I be set up as if it we re a rea l event. offi(· ia ls said. It marks the first time th e entire communitv has been invited to take part in an ~mergency Sternwheel Riverfest cruises • f'EUO OF THE WEEK - · · - NEXTEL CuP SERIES, No. RUSTY WALLACE tme - . \ ~. v MI LLER LITE DODGE E STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM s Robby Gordon . " ' he was referring tq Gordo n. But 1t was a lighthearted jab. "It's just a funny little JOke,'" said Mayfie ld. "We're trying to get over last week. ... I thought we'd have a little fun. I know Robby has had a tough week. That's behind us, but we thought we'd come here and have a tittle fun with it anyway.' NASCAR This Week's Monte Dul· ton gives his take: "Mayfield was hav· ing a little fun at the expense of an· NASCAR This Week in frOnt of him in New Hamp- shire, finished sixth and fell 135 points out. • The man who seldom makes a "mistake, Matt Kenseth ." spun into a tire wall while trying to enter the pits at Dover. That dropped Kenseth from fo urth to seventh in the standings and put him 99 potnts behind Jeff Gondon. • What if the old system were still in place? Jeff Gordon would lead Earnhardt Jr. by 69, Jimmie Johnson by 112, Kurt Busch by 264, Stewart by 312. Ke nseth by 344, Elliott Sadler by 357 , Mark Marttn by 411 , Jamte Me" Murray by 450 and Newman by 478. WHO'S HOT- · -- • AND WHO'S NOT· ·• • Who's hot? Jeff Gordon has fin- ished In the top 10 three weeks In a'row, ... Dale Earnhardt Jr. has finished in the top 10 at Talladega in seven straight races. ... Mark Martin has finished 13th or better in seven straight races ·and has five top-~ finishes in his last eight events. • Wllo's not? Matt Kenseth ·s pit- road crash at Dover severely hampered his title hopes .... Tony Stewart finished sixth at Dover but still lost a spot in the pqints standings. ... Young Kasey Kahne is still inconsistent. His last six finishes are stxUl, 21st. second, 24th, fourth arid 42nd. Valley Jeremy Mayfield away from me," and it was ob~Jious By Monte Dutton 45 points out of first place. His victory at Dover enabled him to pick up only one position. and he trailS Jeff Gordon by 107. Tony Stewart, whose mistake was having Robby Gordon wreck s GALLIPOLIS The board of . - - - - - - - , directors or the United Wav of G ll I I i a County (UWGCt h a s an nounced that the R e ' M a r ,. i n Marvin Sallee Sallee. of Vin ton l:lapti\t Church. i, the honor;t ry chairman fur it\ 200.+-0) c:rmp:rig n. One of the highlights of the Stern wheel River fest in Pomeroy is the sternwheel boat crUises. As honot·ar\ chair. Salke\ Here ..the Spirit of South Charleston is seen ferrytng passengers along the Oh io Rrver. (Beth 1 fir st in,·ohen.lcnt "ill be to help kick c•t'f the· LWGC Sergent/photo) · ctmp<tlgn br~ akf~1 ~t al X a.m. Thursd:rv. Oc·t. 7 :r t the HLl l itl~t\ -Inn . "We- are -"' pleased that Pa~tor Sallee h<ts :rcceptecl thi s posi tion. hecau,c of the leadership he v.ill provide." UWGC Pre siden t Judy Robby Gordon vs. Jeremy Mayfield Mayfield wore a T-s hirt to Dover that read. "I want you to stay far. far All Wallace can do is shake his head at a season gone wrong When Rusty Wallace says he's had "an unbe lievable year," he's not talking about his level of success. · What's been unbelievable about · Wallace's year is the level of bad luck, not good. "Yeah, we finally got back to victory lane," he said, "but I would have never thoughl we'd had this many DNFs ('did not finish' ) with crazy things going on. ... At Sears Point (lnfineon Raceway ), we ran ou t of gas. We blew a motor al Michigan. It goes on and on wilh the crazy lhings that have happened, but th e good thing is the performance has been there . The car has been running . great all yea r long. ·" "We ju st can't seem to close lhe deal. I don't know what it is." One of the most significant events of this year was the announcement by Wallace that next year will be his last. He won the Cup championship' in 1989, and the victory earlier this year in Martinsville, Va., was his sst h In NAS CAR history, only seven drivers Richard Petty, David Pearson, Bobby Allison, Darrell Waltrip, Cale Yarborough, Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon - have won more. But this futur e hall of farner wants to win a few more. "Right now, my mind is 100 percent on racing," he said. No one in racing has more energy than Rusty Wallace, eve n at age 48. But as his career winds down, he's try to balaHce his time better and concentrate on makin g his fi na l races successful ones. "I find myself doing a lot of thin gs I probably shouldn't do," he admitted. "I say yes to a lot of things because I'm trying to do all the right things for my career and sponsors. Aviation has helped me a ton, being ab le to move around the cou ntry and get lhings do ne. Many times I've made two or three stops in on~ day because of aviation. u Sternwheel Riverfest other driver. but there is an underly1ng tension between Gordon and a number of other drtvers. Laughing it off is probably a healthy way to put the New Hampshire incident behind everyone.~ par~de OBITUARIES FA-N "FIF"'S Clat'k/NASCAR This Week Nel!t season will be the last of Rusty Wallace's long career. He's currently 17th in the points standings. "I'm tr ying to do more quality things instead of just a ton of thin gs. I'm trying to integrate things also and sit back and see which ones are important." When Wallace fi nally .hangs up hi s helmet, he will be missed because he is an original. He has usually been willing to speak his mind without worrying about the co nsequences. He is artic ulate and, while his comments have occasionally gotten him in tro.uble over the years, he has seldom succumbed to pressure to conform. "Some drivers don't have much of a personality," said Wallace, "and they'll be that way for a long time. Unfortu. nately, their careers won 't grow because of that." Relatively few of the sport 's young stars are as technically astute as Wallace. "I'm a mechanical guy," he said , "and I'm not going to agree that that 's a dying breed. I think the tougher the sport gets, that these guys are going to have to get back in the game and understand more about th e cars rather than saying, 'I don't know, but I'm a great driver.. Fix it for me.'" Contact Monte Dutt on hmd4858@peop(epc.com ' & Supply Co ..- at · Green family hamming It ·up for a llood cause The Green Foundation - representing the raci ng brothers from Owensboro , Ky.- is hosting 'Hilarity for Charity.' a comedy show that will combine Jeff Green. Mark Green. Michael Waltrip and comedian Ktll~r Beaz at .the Comedy Zone in Charlotte, N.C .. on Oct. 18. The benefit wi ll ratse funds for Waltflp's Oper~­ tton Marathon and the Victory Ju nctton Gang Camp. Tickets are $35 and may be purchased by calling (704) 348-HAHA (4242). M ibDLEPORT -A Middlcpon man said h~ was ;tabbed in his hom~ Thursda\'. but dl:esn't ' nm1 -..ho did it.Charles G. Kinucrv. )2_ of Ohio 7. \\'a~ trealelfancl rcle~tscd at Holzer \-1edil'al Center in Gallipolis on Tim rsda~ afternoon for what the Meigs Countv Sheriffs Ot'tke called-a minor-chest injury. Now. the Jepanment i' tr)in£ to determ ine who wtll be ch~med "ith felonious assault Ill connectillll \\ ith 'the incident. . Kinge ry wid the department he was asleep on his couch in his mohilc home when an 41#e13:1 •1@1:1 •1 l•l ;; Teague was a shooting star In NASCAR pla~ty The Southern High Schoot 'Band leads the Riverfest parade down Main Street Saturday morning . (Charlene Hoeflich/ photo) · Marshall Teague, a Daytona Beach, Fla .. native. won five of his seven races tn NASCAR's premter di- · 8Y CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM don't come close to reflecting Teague's significance. He was one of the finest dirHrack drive(s wh o ever ltved. Another. Cotton Owens. satd, ' Marshall was really good on dirt. 1 liked his style so much that I kind of copted my drtving style after his:· Known as 'Ki ng of the Beach" for his prowess on Daytona's old BeachRoad Course, Teague was killed on Feb. 11 , 1959, wh ile trying to set a speed record at Daytona International Speedway. He was six days shy of his 37th birthday. ' Details on Page A2 INDEX 4 SECI'IONS - 24 PAGES Around Town A4 Celebrations C4· Classifieds D3 insert Editorials A4 Obituaries As Sports B1 Weather A2 © :.1004 Ohio Ylllley 992-6611 BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDA icYSENTINEL.COM WEATHER .. vision in 1951. but thos e numbers Publishing Co. I wntGil•' 7 par- · . * Representatives from over 20 area colleges • Finan·cial Aid Presentations 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH ' 252 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH · • + * Information about health related careers I ~ .WHEN: Tuesday, October 5th 6:30 p.m. tp 8 p.m. ' ,. L' llll111lllll j t\ . Sallee has a bachelor's of reli gious education frcii11 the Trhiity Col lege of the Bible. Newburgh, Ind .. cle~rec Please see Sallee, AS unknown subject or subjects entered ' his residence and stabhcd him in the left chest. \\'hen he " ·oke up. the subjects \\·ere uone. he said. and he was unable to iJemil\ the assailant. Kingen sail(he did see a 1LJ97 -CiicHolet lea,·i ng his driw\\'a). and pnJ\ ided the depanm~nt "ilh the name of a suspect. Ol'fiecrs wi th the ·· Gallia Count: Sheriff' s Department located a car matching Kingery's description at KC Auto on Eastern -"''enue. but determined that 1t had nut been driven at the time ihe stabbing took place. The matter remai ns und er nl\'e."igat ion. according to Sheriff Ralph Trusse ll. GAHS Homecoming Queen College Fair ~t the University of Rio Grande L WJ!ters said. "PcJStor Sal lee is well h:specied in the community and brings a lot of enthusiasm to our campaig n;· she auded. "As a rc1ult or a mirade in his own life. he will be " great repre\e ntative for UWGC and the ca mpaign theme . 'Vute fm a 7\1imcle 1' "This theme was chosen to comhinc the spi rit of patriotism \\c're feeling during this electinn season with the ne eJ for· a financial miracle in Gc1llia Countv." Walters saicl . Sal lee has 'cn·ed Vtnton l:l ap ti't Church stnce 19g~ _ His famrl~ 1\\'ifc. Et hel ~ l ay. four lll<J rricJ c·hi ld ren an d ci~ht ~retnJchiJJren 1 is a vi tal p<~rt ;,f the Vinton Baptist Church ,mJ the 'urrou ndin g POMEROY - While the rai ndrops kept falling on their he ads, the 'parse crowd lin· in g Main Street in downtown Pomeroy Saturday morning hung right in there to view the annual Sternwheel Ri verfest parade. It was the second year that the parade was held in the J;J~in. The Southern High Scho,ol . band directed by Ben Hager led the way. A couple of scout troops. the Meigs County Junior fair queen, Rick the clown, fire equip· ment and lots of political candidates with plenty of candy and g0111 to give out W\!re included. Despite postponing the.. festival due to the flood and Saturday morning's wet weather. Pomeroy Mayor John Musser and Riverfest committee chainnan. said things were going well . He .estimated attendahi:e of about I.500 Friday ni~ht. and was optimistic about Satunlay \ crowd, ticularly after the sun came out just before n()(lfl. For the most pan foo(l and other vendors on the parking lots, as well as merchants who carried out sidewalk sales were satisfied. "We· d Rick' the clown was popular with the kids . lin~ Ashley Jones . center. v.as crov.ned GAHS Homecomrng Queen mg Main Street as the Riverfest parade by Princtpal Br uce Wilson Fr•oa1 ntght at 'vlemonal Fteld . (Mike like a )ittle bigger crowd." saiJ one. "but what passed by. (Charlene Hoefltch/ photo ) I Brace pl1oto l the heck we're OK" ,1 Please see Drill, AS Deputies seek stabbing suspect Pa_ge_AS . o George R. Violand o Mildred Christine · Saunders Green o Joseph Arthur 'Joey Blazer • William E. Bonecutter o Eileen Virginia Polk o John D. 'Danny' Wagoner Comics 555 ·Park St • Middleport .............. exercise of this kind. · Pnlic,• . Reu Cru>S. Cititen Corps. regional health dcpartmwh and olhn a.~ L'ncie< are Jnvol\ed in the c1·ern's planning and implcmentalion . "" \lnallpux vaccin~ will be used in · the drill. hut the cl inic will be Sallee named UWGC's hot;torary chairman R Two weeks ago, Newman was · Cup racc-offs. Kurt Busch lost Race: Mr. Goodcents 30D the pomts lead when he was Where: Kansas Speedway. pas,sed.by Dale Jarrett with Kansas City (1.5 mile•), 200 six laps to go. The fifth-place taps/300 miles. finish left Busch one point be- When: Saturday, Oct. 9 hind Jeff Gordon. who fin- last year's wlnher: David IShed third. Dale Earnhardt Green Jr.. who ftnished ninth, fell 18 ·Qualifying record: Michael points behind Gordon . New- Waltrip. Chevrolet, 178.365 man swept the 2003 races at mph. Oct. 4, 2003. Dover. and his margin this Race record : Jeff Green, ttme was 8.149 seconds over Ford. 129.125 mph, Sept. runner-up Ma rk Martin. Pole 29,2001. winner Jeremy Mayfield fin- Last week : Martin Truex Jr. ished seventh. R ei~ning Cup boosted his points lead by cham pion Matt Ken~h took winning the Stacker 200 at a huge hit in this year's race Dover. after he hit a tire barrier wh1ie trying to enter pit road. He finIshed 32nd and now trails Gordon by 99 potnts. ' ·u .n C/O T~e Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box · CHAHSMAN HWOK BUSCH SEWH• Feel tile Vibe, Dl fil WHERE: <f Bob Evans Farms Hall University of Rio Grande Rio Grande Communi College .•• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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