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MIDDLEPORT
Middleport, Volunteer Fire
Department will , have a
chicken barbeque and bake ,
sale, beginning at I l a.m. on
Saturday.

Payments
available
POMEROY - Farmers
should apply at the Farm
Service Office, Hiland Road,
for payments under the
Livestock Compensation
Program. Producers will
need to report the number of
cattle
(beef,
dairy,
buffalolbeefalo) in classes of
\ldult, 500 pounds and over.
Sheep ·and goats are also
included. All livestock must
have been owned a minimum of 90. calendar days
before or after June I.
Questions may be directed to
\he Farm Service Agency at
.992-6646.

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Bv BERNICE BIDE OltOL

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In the year.ahead the need
for newness in your life may
.take cenler stage and you w,ill
begin Jo develop many fresh
outlels to satisfy this refurbishment. Your effom for_
achieving !hem will produce
what you want. ,
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Be prepared 10 take on a
strong-willed opponent today
. who is desperate to see you
toppled. If you don't feed !he
flames, you'll have an easier
oime of squelching his or her
onslaught. Get a jump on life
by understanding lhe influences I hal' II govern you in the
year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph . predicoions by
mailing $2 to Amo-Graph,
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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
22) .•, No malter how hig the
load, if you allow yourself to
be overwhelmed by whao lconfronls you !oday. you will not
accomplish a thing. Relax,
lake a deep breath, und do one
job at" lime .
. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) ·' Ins lead of bealing ·
your head· up againsl a brick

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change something you do not
· have the power 10 alter. Think
your way around it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) •• If you are thoughtless
today, you could resurrect an
old, volatile domestic issue
that you thought was re-

solved, only to watch it un ..

ravel before your eyes once
again. Let sleeping dogs lie.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
19) -· If you think losing your
cool aQd getting angry aboul
somelhing you thought had.
been laken care of will resolve anytliing, think again.
All it will do is generate a
heated response. Be oolerant ·
PISCES (Feb. 20-March
· 20) •· The opposile exlremes
of being too slingy or !oo exlravagant in handling your
money ·today will produce !he
sa me consequences: poor

value received for your dollars.
ARIES (March 21-Aprit 19)
-- Don'o allow oohers lo drag
you into somelhing loday 1ha1
you know does not serve your
besl inlereSis. The regrels you
end up wilh could be naSiier
than you thought.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) ·- Pu1 a lid on thai stub-

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to·traffic light

at.Bradbury
Pavement
markings, signs
to be upgraded
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born, harsh oullook you can
adopt loward others at times.
You can take bets that what·
ever you dlsh out (oday,
you'll be gening back twofold .
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
•• Selecting the wrong types
of pals or associates to do
business with or to simply
hang out with ,can produce
grea1er consequences than
normal. Discordant situations

can arise.

CANCER (June 21-July 22)
-- Without having a clear-cut ,
direction today, chances are
you will find yourself taking
one slep forward and two .
steps backward. Eilher define
your goals or impede your
progress.
LEO (July 23' Aug: 22) ··
The gossip could be so juicy
loday thai even though you
suspect it is unfounded, you
might be salivating at the btl
to get it out. You'll hale yourself tomorrow if you do

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During their business
meeting yesterday, commissioners tabled a_ction on a
request from Sheriff Ralph
Trussell. for $1,052 in transfers from various line items
into his salaries line item.
Trussell requested . the
transfers from ures, contract
repairs, medical, food and
supplies line items, but said
earl'ier this month that he has
$80,000 in unpaid bills for
supplies, auto repairs . and
other expenses relating to the
housing of prisoners.
"If we have $80,000 in
unpaid bills waiting, there's
no reason to transfer out of
those
line
items,"
Commissioner Jim Sheets
said.
Commissioners also:
• Approved ·an appropriations adjustment for the juvenile court;
• Approved dedication of
roacJs in the Chestnut Rid$e
Estates
subdivision
10
,Columbia Township;
• Approved payment of
bills in the amount of

$380,752.57.

Also
present
were
Commissioner
Mick
Davenport and Clerk Gloria
Kloes.

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2-2)
·· Acling oil bad informalion
passed on 10 you today could ·
prove 10 be extremely expensive . Any tips or advice re···
ceived shoulo be checked out
or sal on for a while to see
wh:it transpires.

District I0 will upgrade the
signage and pavement markings at the intersection in .the
near future. It's also likely
that rumble strips will be
installed on the County Road
5 approacljes to the intersection."

POMEROY
Ohio
Department
of
Transportation plans to
upgrade safety measures at
the intersection of Ohio 7
and Meigs County Road 5,
according to a leiter from
ODOT to Meigs County
Commissioners . ..
ODOT recently received
petitions, containing 265 signatures, asking ODOT to
consider placing a traffic
light at ·the Bradbury intersection, the site of at least
three fatal accidents - one a
·
month ago.
In a letter to the commissioners, ODOT's District
Studies Engineer, Thomas E.
Camden, said the state is
completing a safety study of
the intersection since the
most recent fatal crash, but
that a traffic light is not a
likely outcome.
.
"While your request for a
tratiic signal is not uncommon, please understand that
the installation of traffic signals can actually increase the
number of crashes, particularly when the signal is located at an isolated, high speed
intersection," Camden wrote.
"As an interim measure,

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Staff writer

OHIO
Pick 3: 9-5-4
Pick 4: 3·6' 3·6
Buckeye 5: 18-27-31-35-37
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health ·education, counseled
women who require(j additional tests, and found. physiPOMEROY -Courtney Sim cians who would see patients
of
the for free or at a teduced cost. .
M e i g . s She also volunleers for ~he
C o u n t y American Cancer Society and
H e a 1 t h assisted with t~e Relay for
Department· Life · ·. and
Survivor
'
was
the Recognition Reception this
humble but year. ·
proud recip"It truly is an honor to be
ient .of the the recipient of the Fourth
Ohio Breast Annual Janet Voinovich
&amp; Cervicai Service Award," the Meigs
Volnovlch
c a n c e r County Local alumnus said.
Coalition (OBCCC) Janet "I realize that there are
Voinovich Service Award numerous deserving individu- .
Thursday which 'Voinovich . .als not only within our comherself presented.
· munity but also across the
State, community and state who are devoted the
he'!lthcare leaders joined rep- OBCCC's mission of reducresentati ves from OBCCC ing breast and cervical cancer
and'• students from Meigs morbidity and mortality and .
Local · High School on Ohio to enhance the quality of life
Mammography Day in a for survivors of these disreception. ,and ceremony to eases."
honor the many accomplishSim accepted the recognition on behalf of Meigs
ments of the young Sim.
Sim begail volunteering County ancl for "all those carher time and efforts Wjlile still ing people committed ~o proin college. She scheduled mating the health and well Ohio's former First Lady Janet Voinovich proudly stands next to Courtney Sim, this year's,recipient of the Ohio Breast &amp; Cervical Cancer Coalition (OBCCC) Janet Voinovich Service Award. ·
PI. .H cancer, A3
appointments, provided breast
(Staff)

LITTLE HOCKING -A
family seminar, "Turn Your
Heart Toward Home," will
be held at the Church of
Christ in Little Hocking.
Mike Cravens, a licensed
professional counselor and
licensed marriage and family
therapist in Tennessee, will
present the following programs: 5 to 7 p.m., Oct. 25,
:'God's Plan for Marria~e;" 5 ·
to 6 p.m., Oct. 26, "Building
Strong Families I;'" 6 to 7
p.m., "Building Strong
Families II," 9:30 to 10:15
a.m., Oct. 27, "Resolving
Conflict," II to 11:30 a.m.,
sermon, "Please Let Me
Know You Love Me."

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Today's deal features one of my favorite facets of play:
Declarer spots a faint
extra chance that maBARNEY
terializes, when a
I'M GONNA PIN
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mundane approach
ON M'f COU&amp;lNS 50
ORGANIZIN'
fails.
I CAN 'MEMBER
How would you
A
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(South)
try to land
WHO'S
WMO
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CONTEST~
four
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hearts?
West
&amp;NUFF'f
leads the spade jack.
South's jump to
game was super-aggressive. Surely he
should have made a
game-try, which
North would have accepted.
Sitting South was
Jorge Castanheira,
who was en rol!te to
~'M A MI5S"IONAilY ••
victory in the PortuI 1&gt;0 YOV
guese Open TeamS'
Championship with
ttAVE ANY
partner Sofia Pessoa
(;Ofo1Vf~Tie£.ES1
and teammates Juli·
ano Barbosa and Rui
Pinto.
CELEBRITY CIPHER
When the dummy
by Luis Campos
came down, declarer
Cektbrlty
Cipher
cryptograms
are created from quotations by famous
saw one loser in each
people, past and present. EaCh leHer in the Cipher stands for another.
black suit. And since
Today's clue: K equals L
he
could ruff his diaTHE BORN LOSER
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success would requue
~U£:pru_ 11--1\/E.~TIW,
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Tf\c.'i'RE N.L LOS~!
OPCR
TLYGD ... GO
PCY
having only one
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trump loser. After
L y
XNRW
TN H W UNH
OPCR
ruffing the diamond
seven in the dummy,
H G A P'O
PCSW
OPW
0 N
zw
should declarer cash
the ·heart ace (wins
U N H • "
PNVW
when East has a singleton honor), or reRCXGC
INLKCRAWH
turn to han~ and play
PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Books are ... bankers of lhe trea·
a low heart to dumsures of lhe mind ... humanlly In prtnt •- Barbara W. Tuchman
my's nine (wins when
BIG NATE
YOU'RE YEAH, YOU'r&lt;:E
I'M NOT .JEAL.OUS OF
r T+\OUG.HT
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HE'S
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so
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SHE
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11 0\.!o:l 1-'"U ~). c'.b Pt;~• -;:J GAM I
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L.lt&lt;.E THE I&lt;.ID, THAT'!&gt; GODFREY
· IS!
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possibilities
are
ldltod by· CLAY R. POLLAN
PARENT. ·OF' ARTcrR!
ALL' HE's MY ARCH·
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AN
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equally likely, it ORoarrongo lotto" af tho
NATE!
ENEMY!
Atoll&gt;
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BEIN6 .
ENEM'I'!
seemed to be a guess.
four scrambled words b..
AIO!.TUR!
ENEMIES'.
At the other table, . low to form four olmplo wordo.
after taking his dia- :
B y 0
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mond ruff, the de- . 0
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darer boringly cashed 1 11
dummy's heart ace:
. . . . .
one down.
~as.tanheira, after s D U J E G
wmmng w1th the
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PEANUTS
spade ace, ducked a .
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club. Winning the !
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STRESSED
loll, CI(UCK ..
spade return m the ·1 0 0 N ·U H I;..
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had
attended
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political
rally
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trumped a . club in
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::: I overheard one politician say to
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hand, took his top
another, "I certainly admire the
.straight forward manner in which
diamonds, ruff~d the
'dJamond seven m the ·. h·,......;E:....:.R;....:G+D_Y~·-;-:E;:.;··,.--1· all the issues were-'- --··-." '
dummy, and trumped ' 5
tho chuckle. quoted .
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by fi lli ng in the missing words
another club. Won- .
you do•olop from stop No. 3 below. '
derful! Suddenly .
dummy's club queen
PRINT NUMBERED LtTTERS IN.
was high. Crossing to 1
THESE SQUARES
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the heart ace, Castan- ·
UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE .LETTERS
heira discarded his '
· TO GET ANSWER
spade loser on .the
SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS
club queen. He los.t
Unload • Icing • Knack • Elicit • TALKING
two hearts and one
'1\1~1~ ·01&lt;1&gt;.'(,
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1 CAN MAKE PO
Overheard at lecture at our local college: "Wisdom is
club •• as he would
t Nii:O
Win\ ~N~l.
have done if East had · · the reward you get from life for listening when you would .
AP~NCIL
held king-queen-third
ralher be TALKING ."

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Today... Mostly •
sunny.
.JHighs in the lower 60s .
Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
Tonight. .. Partly cloudy. A
chance of rain from late ·
eve ning on. Lows near 50.
Southwest winds- 10 to 20
mph. Chance of rain 50 percent.
Extended Forecast
Saturday ... Showers likely.
Highs 57 to 63 . Southwest
winds I 0 to _15 mph. Chance
of rain 70 percent.
Saturday
night...Mosdy
· cloudy with a. chance of
showers. Lows 45 ' to 50.
Chance of rain 40 percent.
Sunday... Mostly
cloudy
with a chance of rain. Highs
.

in the mid 50s. Chance of rain
50 percent. ·
·
Sunday night ... A ch&lt;!nce of
in
the
rain
evening ... Otherwise partly
cloudy. Lows in the upper
30s. Chance of rain 30 percent.
Mondayc.. Partly cloudy.
Highs _in the uppe'r 50s. _
Tuesday ... Partly . cloudy.
Lows in the upper 30s and
highs in the upper 50s.
Wednesday... Partly cloudy
with a chance of showers.
Lows in the upper 30s and
highs in the mid 50s.
Thursday ... Partly cloudy
and much cooler. Lows in the
mid 30s and highs in the mid
40s.

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STEUBENVILLE (k)
Prosecutors
ha~
dropped charges against a
woman who drew national
a!lention aft~r sl'e.nding
etght days 1n Jail on
ch~rges she allowed her
chtldren
to
become
severely s~nb_umed.
J?v~ Htbblts, 31, of
Bnlhant, had faced a .m~sdemeanor charge o~ chtld
endangerment, but 11 was
dismissed Wednesday by
Jefferson
County
Prosecutor tJryan Felmet,
his office said Thursday.
"We had nothing to do
with the dismissal, and it
is not part of a plea agreerilent," said Hibbits' attorney, Shawn Blake.
Hibbits was arrested
Aug. 14, after a sheriff's
deputy noticed her 2-yearold daughter, Rose, and
10-month-old ~wm boys,
Thomas and Ttmmy, had
sunburned faces at the
Jefferson County Fatr. the
day before. Temperatures
were iii the-90s at the time.
Hibbits
was
thtm
charged with three counts
of felony child endangerment, but the charges were
reduced after authorities

Federal Mogul - .57
USB-20.27
Gannett- 76.23

Rockwell- 16.51
Rocky.Boots- 4.92
AD -Shell- 44.41
General Elec1ric - 26.89
Sears- 23 . 1~
GKNLY - 4.10
Wal·Marl55.33
Harley Davidson- 53.78
Wendy's
33.42
Kmart- .52
Worthington- 18.81
Kroger - 14.75
Ltd. - 15.39
Dailj( stock reports are
NSC-21.90
lhe 4. p.m. closing
OakHiiFnancial- 21.85 quotes of the previous
OVB - 21 .25
day's transaclions,
BIH-35.70
provided by Smith
Peoples -29
Partners al Advestlnc.
Pepsico - 43.74
Premier - 6.99
of Gallipolis.

purp_os~ to ~e served by
contmumg wah the .prosecution.~· he said.
· Abdalla ~aid he had no
problem wtth the charge
against Hibbits being
dropped.

Ohio Briefs
of Representatives .
Legislative House
HB 651 (Seitz)
floor adions - Allows ·a county · recorder
COLUMBUS . (AP) Legislative floor actions
of
in
the · House
Representatives
and
Senate from Oct. 17 .
Introduced in the

Ceil Gene

. Atkinson. Jr.
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as severely injured as. they
originally believed.
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were reduced, Hibbi!s· : .
appeared
on
NBC s ·
"Today" show and denied .
she did anything wrong. .
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ed, Sh-eriff Fred Abdalla
said the faces of her chil- ·
dren looked they had been : :
"d.
d · ed paint "
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They dtd ~ot have sun-"
screen or shtrts on when a
deputy spotted the~ and ·.
took them to a first atd station, Abdalla said. They ·
were later treated at a hos- ·
pital and released.
.
Felmet said the original ·
charges against Hibbits·
came from information.
obtained in the early.
stages of the investigation: .
"At first the charges
were downgraded and then ,
the situation called for no :

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_ COOLVIILE - Ceci) Gene
Alkinson, Jr., 23, Coolville,
died Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2002
at O'Bieness Memorial
Hospital in Athens.
He was born March 4, 1979
in Fort Wayne; Ind., son of
Debra Austin Atkinson and the
late Cecil Gene Atkinson, Sr.
· He was self employed.
Besides his mother, he is sur. vi ved by a stepson, Wesley
Shellman; his fiance, Connie
Youn~. who is expecting their
child m November; his stepfather. Leland FuJtineer; a brother, Michael Atkinson; a special
aunt and uncle, Sharon and
.Gerald Robbins; a niece, Tessia
McGrath; maternal grandmother, Betty Austin; stepsister,
Karla Boyd; step grandtn&lt;xher,
Nonna Jene FuJtineer; and his
special friend, Josh Chapman.
Services will re. held at l
p.m. on Saturday, Oct 19,2002
at White Funeral Horne in
Coolville
with
Lloyd
Middleton officiating. Bunal
will follow at Coolville
Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funer.
al home from 6 to 8 p.m. on
Friday.
·PaidNodu

Locai .Briefs

cancer

band is U.S. Senator George
V. Voinovich, was the presenter and keynote speaker
· from PapA1
for the event.
As FtrSt Lady of Ohio she
directed
her energies toward
being of our residen~."
Sbe said that the value of initia~i ves that focused on
one's life could be 111!=3Sured the health. education and
by how he or she has added · well-being of Ohio's women
value to the lives of others. and children through her
She credited family (grand- leadership in the Ohio
father Charles Legar, past ADOPT-A-SCHOOL
Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Program. the HELP ME
Chief and Mayor), friends, GROW Program for momsdifferent health organiza- to-be and their babies and
tions and mentor Norma her Breast Cancer Awareness
Torres, Meigs County Health Campaign. She was also
Commissioner and the per- inducted into the Ohio
in
son who nominated Sim, for Women's Hall of
1999.
setting a good example.
This is the 1Oth year she
"I believe that service is a
gift and respopsibility of has traveled through the state
life," Sim concluded. "We gn Ohio Mammography Day
must remember that every to stress the importance of
moment is an opportunity to early breast cancer detection.
"Mammography Day has
enrich the lives and wellbeing of those we encounter become more important to
me each year," Voinovich
on adaily basis."
Voinovich
introduced began. "I'm thrilled that so
by Melissa Thomas, OBCCC rrmny high ~hool sruden~
and past recipient of · the . (all girls) have joined usJanet Voinovich Service it's essential that we all be
Award. Last year, Thomas · educated about the imporreceived the national award tance of monthly breast selffor advocacy from the examinations. Only our dear
Cancer Research Foundation · LOn! knows how many canof America's Congressional cers of the breas~ might be
Families Action for Cancer found, at stages early enough
Awareness. This year's to be treated while they are
recipient was former First still localized and haven't
Lady Barbara Bush.
spread, hopefully assuring
Voinovich, whose bus- that these women will be

Fame

was

Ohio's former Fi_
rst lady Janet Voinovich unveils the painting presented to Courtney Sim, this
~ar's recipient. of the Ohio Bre~st &amp; Cervical Cancer ·coalition (OBCCC) Janet Voinovich
Service Award. (Staff)

part of the 97 percent who .commitment,

survive this disease because
they had di~overed it early."
Voinovich's life was
touched by cancer when her
nephew C.T. died at age 15
from bone cancer.
"We IJIII1'k this day each
year for ~wo important reasons, to remind women
across .Ohio that early detection remains the single most
important weapon in our
fight against breast cancer,
and to recognize individuals
who have displayed exceptional leadership, empathy

compassion
and resolve in their efforts to
mcrease breast cancer
awareness," Voinovich said.
"Your outreach and educational efforts to increase
breast cancer awareness here
in Meigs County and
throughout all of Obi~
truly inspiring, and serve as
a reminder and a glowing
testament that our resolve to
stop breast cancer remains
strong, vibrant and absolutely unyielding."
Voinovich shared Sim's
long list of accomplishments

and said she was " incredibly
proud of and moved by
Sim's extraordinary leadership and commitment, her
unwavering devotion and
her Christ-like compassion."
Sim was presented with
one of only four paintings
made
. to
represent
Mammography Day. The
event ended with a slide presenration to the song UMy
Heroes," a tribute to cancer
survivors written by survivor
Susan M. Shinagawa, where
local survivors' pictures
were displayed.

wOffer dasses
ATHENS O'Bieness ·
Memorial Hospital will offer a
series of pre-natal classes for
expectant patents beginning
Oct. 26.
The series of six classes will
be held on consecutive
Saturdays from 3 p.m. until 5
p.m. Registration may be made
by calling the Birth Center at
592-9275.
.
A breastfeeding class will be
offered for exeec;tant mothers
from 1:30 until 3:30 l'·m on
Oct 29. Information ts available by calling Michele Platt.
lactation consultant, at 5929364.

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POMEROY- Meigs County regislralion, costs only, failure $310 and costs; Michelle D.
Aaron A. Jones, GaUipolis, mbnths in jail, suspended to
Court Judge Steven L. SUXy to control, $25 and costs. ·
.Thomas, Middleport, seat helt speed, $30 and costs; Brenden four days, six month license
l"veessed the following cases
Opal
D.
Whitlatch, violatiOn. $30 anil costs; Ricky R. Berry, Beave~ueek, speed. suspenston, one year probation,
last week:
Midaleport, seat belt viOlation, N. Towe,PointPieasant, W.Va. $30 and costs; Do= ittlpi¥rtransportofafuearm,
David G.·Bing, Pomeroy, dis- $30 and costs; Sharlene V. seat belt violation, $30 and Kowalksy, Caldwell, s
costs; forfeiture of firearm, one
orderly conduct, costs, 30 daY5 Fa-eman, Pomemy, _stql sign, costs; .Herbert A. Meckle, $30 • aild cos~; Percy A. year J?TObation; Nicholas J.
in jail, sUSDellded to one, two $25 and costs, failure to transfer Rome, Ga., speed, $30 and Sand~ts. Oak Hill, W.Va., McKnight, Pomeroy, PQSsesyears probation; B. Travis regislralion, $100, suspended, costs; Davia G. Paulik, speed, $30 and-cos~; Jessika J. sion, $50 and costs.
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Missey R. Walker, Rutland,
CDL tank endorsement, $50 Parkersburg, W.Va., seat belt costs; Michaef S. Cottrell, stop, $20 and costs; Paul D. DUI, $800 and costs, six dars
and costs; .Jerry W. Day, violation, $30 and costs, pos- Lancaster, speed, $30 and costs; Gunder, Waynesboro, Pa., jail suspended to three, stx
Pomeroy, unsafe vehicle, costs sessioo of marijuana, $50 and Michael S. Tmkam, London, speed, $30 and costs; Peggy J. month license suspension, two
only; Dayle Brook5, Long c~,ioo of drug l'afll· speed, $30 and costs.
F~ Huntington Beach, years probation, jilil and $500
·a, $50 and costs; Ivan
Dale Proffitt, Parkersburg, Calif., speed, $30 and cos~; suspended upon compeltion of ·
Bottom. disorderly conduct,
$100 and~~ivia B. . Powel.l, Racine, driying W.Va., seat belt violation, .$30 Carrie M. Sheets, Reedsville, RI1&gt; school, seat belt, $30 and
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W.Va..- .llllder JIRA. suspension, $300 and · cos~; Diana S; Lynch. . fiature to vld~L $20',~ costs; costs, expired plates, costs only,
seat belt Otaiion, 3b and andcosts,d!ieediiY5injiil,sus-. Flatwoods,Ky.,speed,$3!J'and Don E. Snyder, Ridgecrest, disorderly conduct, $50 and
cos~; Cnlig A. Belcher, - peilded upon proof Of valid cos~; Brian K Connolly, Calif., seat belt, $30 and costs; costs, three days jail, supsend· :: POMEROY - . A IIIIIIT_ia!le
Middleport, speed, $30 and operator's license within 90 Hartford, W.Va., speed, $30 and Michael L. Howard, Albany, ed, possession. $25 and costs,
license has been issued m
costs.
days, one year probation, seat costs; Laurie 0. Mclntrye, speed, $30 and cos~; Mmjone open container, costs only;
Meigs County Probate Court to
Keith A. Kinzel, S~ belt violation, $30 and costs.
Parkersbuq:, W.Va., speed. $30 ]{. Bratton, Rutland, fictitious Jonathan D. Grueser, Pomeroy,
Pauf J. Gibbs, Jr., 40, and
seat belt violation, $30 and
Marjorie Bratton, Rutland, and costs; Jun Kin_g ~: tags, $20 and costs; Annette S. theft, costs only; six months _m
;(ngela Marie Cline, 27, both
costs; Sarah . B. l.al%ins. ~~consumption, $59. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., s
Geiger, Bartlett, speed, $30 and jail, suspended, one year probaColumbus, passmg bad checks, s
costs, tliree days m $30 and cos~; Michael l'. cos~; Thomas :E: Wtlson, Jr., lion, disorderly conduct, cos~.
c2f Middleport.
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$30 and costs, three days in jail.
sUSPellded. two years pro- Young, Racine, speed. $30 and Rutland, DVI, $850 and costs, 30 daY5 in jail, suspended, one
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. )e~y . P. Shwederitan, - costs; Michael W. King, three days in ~uail. 90 days year probation; Joshua Lynch,
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disorderly conduct, costs only, three days in jail, 90 days 430andcosts;DanaD.Lyons, probation, Jail and $500 sus- $100andcosts.
~offieroy Village COWlcil story
one year probltion, restraining license suspenston, one year West Columbia, W.Va., speed, pended upon completion of
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Order isstied; 1Fzic D. ShoultS, pn:~bation, tlireed~s inJail and $30 and costs, expired regtstra- IITP school.
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seat
belt
violation,
$30
$500,
su~n
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Ltsa
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lion,
$20 and costs; Connie L.
Don
Nye;
Pornerov,
theft,
)!elating to lawn cleiii!!JI was
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and costs; Donald J. Roush. Hi5le, Mi eport, speed. $30 Osborne, Reedsville, left of costs, six months in Jail. sus~ary K. Young who appeared
Reedsville, reckless qJerlllion, and costs, seat belt violation, center, $20 and costs.
pended, one year probation, dis$100 and costs, no motorcycle $30 and costs; Jolm Ottman.
Laurel
M.
Jennings, orderly conduct, costs, 30 days
before council with the com&lt;hJaint.
eDdorsemmt, $100 and cos~. Long Bottom, seat belt viola- Lockport, Ky., speed, $30 and injail,supsended,oneyearproo;
ohe year probation, fictitious lion, $30 and costs; Jerry costs; Gewanna R. Nichols, bation; Bartholomew S. Boggs,
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violence. $50 and costs, two and costs; Danna J. Borders, months m jail, suspended, one
years probation, restratining Marietta, speed, $30 and costs; year probation, disorderlY. con.
order; Ricky D. Wilson, Richard L. Smith, Jr., dut, costs, 30 days in jail, sus(USPS 21 3-960)
Middleport, contributing to the Summerville, W.Va., seat belt pended, one year probation;
de r Serv.lces.
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¢elinqlll.:llC~ of a minor, $100 violation, $30 and costs; John P. Robert E. Light, Jr., Middleport,
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OHSAA Computer Ratlng1
Here ore the tl1th
weekly footba computer rat1nga from the
Oh a H gh Scnaol Athlel c Association
Rat ngs a e by div1slon and reg on wrth
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eco d and average bi level points per
game (top e ght teams in each region
advance to regtonal quarterfinals)
DIVISION I
Regon 1-1 SOlon (8.()) 2~8875 2
Warren Harding (B-o} 22 9200 3 Mentor
(7 I ) 17 9500 4 LakeWood 51 Edward (7
11 177185 s Lakeside (6 2} 17 2080 6
51 angsv le (6-2) 17 0750 7 Cleve St
lgnal us (6 21 16.3565 8 North Olmsled
(6 2) 14 5750 9 Cleve Glenvlle (6 2}
13 9660 10 Young Austin10M1 Fnch (6-3)
13 1500
Reg on 2-1 Findlay (7 1) 20 4875 2
Brunsw ck (8-0) 19 5625 3 Spr ng Soutil
(6 2) 15 0000 4 Wadsworth (6 2) 14 3250
5 Hudson (8.()) 13 9750 8 Manon Hardong
(6 2) 13 3250 7 Tol Sl Johns (5 3)
13 181 5 a WaoSier (53) 126625 9
Mansfed (6 21 12 7625 10 Cuyahoga
Falls (4-4) 11 6250
Reg on 3-1 Oubl n Coffman (7 1)
20 2000 2 Dubl n Sclola (8.()) 19 9750 3
N Canlon Hoover (6 2} 19 1625 4
Gahanna L ncoln (1) 1) 18 6125 5
Pocke nglan CT 1I 18 31'50 6 Mass Perry
(7 1) 18 0250 7 Mass Washinglan (7 1)
Upper Ar1 nglan (B 21 15 2875
15 6875
9 Xena(62)135500 10 GroveCiy(71}
129625
Aegoon 4-1
Elder (7 1) 22 54 70 2
Con Anderson (8 0) 22 3250 3 C n
Prnceton (71) 195500 4 Huber Hts
Wayne(62)193375 5 Cn Caeran(71}
176500 6 LebananCT1)170000 7 Cn
Moeller (53) 16 5415 8 Hamson (7 1}
16 3625 9 Con St Xav"r (5 3) 15 9375
10 C aylan Northmanl (6 2) 15 8125
DIVISION II
Reg on s-1 Loulsv "' (B-o) 22 5250 2
Canflllld (8-o} 17 0500 3 Uniontown Lake
(53) 16 1625 4 Olmoted Falls (6 2)
154125 5 Madison (71) 150625 6
Warren Howtancl (5-3) 131635 7 Young
Chaney (53) 130000 e Garfield Heghts
7 1) 12 eooo 9 Bedford (8-2) 11 8000
0 Chagnn Falla Kenaton (S.3) 11 4500
Reg on s-1 Colo Brookhaven (7 1}
19 6250 2 Tol Cenl Calh (8-o) 17 6875
3 Tol De Sales (71 j 17 5000 4 Tiff n
Columb an (7 1} 16 2375 5 Colo M ttl n
(53) 15 3625 6 Cos Walnut Ridge (7 1}
14 8895 7 Cola 51 Char"• (6 2} 14 8090
e Maumee (6 2) 14 6125 9 Oregon Clay
(6 2) 12 4675 10 SyMinla Soulhvlew (5 3}
11 7625
Region 7-1 Green (7 1) 19 9825 2
G afton Modviow (e.O) 17 6000 3 Avon
Lake (7 1) I B 97SO 4 Macedonia
Nordan a (6 OJ 15 3375 5 East Uverpool
(53) 11 9790 6 MARIETTA (7 1)
11 3245 7 Amhe st Steele (8-2) 10 1375
8 Copey (53) 9 7125 9 Mans Madison
(53) 9 4500 10 R chfiold Revere (4-4)
9 3500
Ae(l!on B-1 Day Cham-Julienne (e.Q)
20 8500 2 VandaHa Butler (7 1) 19 3375
3 Kings Mil s Kings (8 OJ 19 2130 4
Mlwood Mad son (7 1) 18 2750 5
Loveland (e 0} 17 6595 6 Trenton
Edgewood CT 1) 16 B125 7 Day carroll (82) 14 3250 8
n Ml Hoallhy (6 2)
3 1910 9 Cln MeN chalas (5 3) 12 3500
o C n WOOdward (7 1) 12 0815
DIVISION ttl
Regan 9-1 Ceve Bene&lt;lctne (71}
6375 2 Lisbon Beaver (7 1) 16 1775 3
Hunl Va ley Un v School (8-2) 17 8815 4
Hubbard (8 OJ 15 8625 5 Richmond
Ed son (71) 16 0410 6 SlouberMIIe (7 1)
14 9915 7 Poland Seminary (6 2)
3 5625 8 CheSler and W Geauga (6 2)
12 2995 9 Warrensv lie Hts (5-3) 12 2485
1o Parma Hts Holy Name (53) 11 6500
Reg on 1o-1 Oak Harbor (6 OJ 23 6000
2 Akron Hoban (7 1I 19 6000 3 Akron
BuChtel (B OJ 19 4625 4 Wllard (7 1)
1 2875 5 Cuya Falls Walsh Jesuit (5 3)
16 2205 6 Medona Buckeye (7 1I 14 8825
7 Canal Fulan N W (71) 148250 6
Wooster T way (7 1) 14 5750 9 Napo eon
(7 1113 6500 10 Cyde(6-2) 122375
Re:g on 11-1 Newark L Ck ng Va ey (8
OJ 9 8675 2 Cols DeSa es (6-2) 1e 2130
3 GALL GALLIA ACAD (7 1} 16 8520 4
COs Watterson (5 3) 15 6()(1) 5 C rc evllle
(7 1) 14 2875 6 Sunbury Bog Walnut (6 2)
14 2375 7 Cos Ham lion Twp (6 2)
14 2125 B Cols Beechcrott (6 2) 13 4875
9 Thornv e Sher dan (6 2) 13 2875 10

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Ottawa G andofl (8-0} 18 8500 3 Kenton
(6-21 16 0675 ~ Archbold (7 1I 15 0750 5
~r Sandusky (6 2) 12 8250 6 Marton
Rover Valley (8-2) 12 7125 7 Pemberv llo
Eastwood (7 1} 11 7375 8 On1aroo
1J
1o 6750 9 Tanlogany Otsego (6 2)
105500 10 Delta(71)102750
Aoglon 1$-1 POATSMOUTH (7 1!
21 1885 2 NEW LEXINGTON (I'D
21 5000 :1. PORTSMOUTH WEST (7 1}
118175 4 IRONTON (8-1} 112517 5
COshocton (8 OJ 16 1375 6 Lane Falrtoe d
Unan(71}161000 7 MarnnsFerry(eO)
15 5750 e Waverly (6 2) 1H750 9
WELLSTON
(I 2}
141125
10
11 amspan WesHa t (6-2) 1o 9375
Reg on 16-1 Coldwaler (6.()) 16 3250
2 Reading (e.O} 1B 0625 3 An:hb shop
Aile&lt; (7 1) 17 6250 4 P aon Cily Janatilan
Alder (7 1) 15 2250 5 Clarksv le C intonMassle CT 1) 13 3430 6 W M lion MillanUnoon (5-319 4625 7 Spr ng Narlheaslern
(5 3) e 6500 B Oaylon OakwOOd (B 2)
a 5375 9 Con Deer Park (4-4} B 3250 10
BrookVIlle (4-4} 7 1125
OIVISIONV
Region 17-1 Smlhvole (8.()) 176500
2 Middleloeld Card na (8-o) 14 1375 3
Da lon (7 1) 13 5625 4 Bedtord Chane (82) 12 9500 5 Rocky AoVOf Luth W C1 1}
117125 6 NewMicldelownSprngfeld~53) 10 1000 7 GaJes Mh G lmour Acad
(53} 9 4875 B Losbon Davod Anderson ~62) 9 0375 9 Gales MUs Hawken (6 2)
8 e705 10 Newton Fal s (5-3} e 6125
Regoon 16-l. Def Tlnora (7 0} 15 3268
2 Bucyrus lllyhtord (7 1} 141375 3
Hamler Patrick HellfY (7 1) 13 9250 4
Coumbla Slaloon Columboa (7 1) 12 9750
5 De phos Sl Johns (6 2} 11 9675 6
Loran Olearvew (71) 117415 7 Coll1na
Western Reserve (7 1} 11 7000 8
Casta a Margaretta (6 2) 10 4875 9
De phos Jefferson (6 2) I 0 4000 10
B utfton (5 2) e 8250
Reg on 19-1
Woodsfie d Monroe
Central (e 0) 17 37e5 2 Amanda
C earcreek (7 1) 14 5750 3 Barnesvlle (7
1) 120265 4 Sarahsvlle Shenandoah (53) 10 9750 5 WHEELERSBURG (6-3)
10 9130 6 Johnstown Monroe (6 2)
10 6750 7 LUCASVILLE VALLEY (8-2)
10.5250 e Jahnslown Norlhndge (5 3)
10 2000 9 Sleub Celh Cenl (6 2) B 9925
10: Crooksv lie (5-31 8 5675
Regoon 2o-1 Marlon Pleasant (e 0)
13 9525 2 Morral Aldgeda e (7 1}
13 3500 3 Con Hills Chrlsllan Acs~ (B OJ
130785 4 Lees Creek E Cln1on (e 0)
11 6500 5 Ba nbrldgo Paint Valey (7 1)
11 5750 8 Gahanna Cols Acad (7 I)
II 5375 7 COla Reedy (6 2) 10 3250 B
St Henry (5 3) 9 4750 9 Arcanum (6 2)
9 3000 1o Ve sallies 15 3) 9 0250
DIVISION VI
Reg on 21-1 Lowollvlle (8-o) 14 6250
2 Mogadore CT 1) 14 3250 3 Easl Canton
(6 21 1o5675 4 Monroevlle (6 2) 9 0250
5 Cleve Cuya Hts (5 3) 8 5600 6 St
Mary Centra Catholic (4-4) e 0000 7
W ndham (7 11 7 9055 B Leelonla (5 3)
7 4625 9 Kortland (4-4) 7 3270 10
Fairport Harbor Harding (8-2) 7 1715
Reg an 22-1 Co umbus Grove (S OJ
14 9750 2 Edan (e 0} 13 9730 3
Nortllwood (B-o} 13 6625 4 T ffln CaM!rt
(6 2} 13 2000 5 Rawson COry-Aawson (8
0) 12 9750 6 Sycamore Mohawk CT 1)
11 5375 7 Hapewel Loudon (6 2) 8 6125
e Mc:Corrll (5 3) S 3500 9 Dot Ayersv lie
(53) 7 6155 10 Attoca Seneca East (5 31
7 3500
Region ~~ Danv He (e-o) II 4770 2
Slrasburg Franklin (8 OJ 11 2375 3
Shadya de (6 2) 1 5625 4 Millersport (6
2) 9 1375 5 WILLOW WOOD SYMMES
VALLEY (6 2) 7 0420 8 Newark cath (4
4} 68460 7 Beansvle (53) 64125 8
GLOUSTER TRIMBLE (5-3} 1.3000 9
WATERFORD
(5-3}
61e80
10
SCIOTOVILLE COMMUNITY (6-2} 6 0495
Aeg1on 24-1 Mar a Ste n Mar10r1 LoCal
(7 1) 15 0375 2 Mechanocsburg (8 0}
12 7500 3 Dola Hard., Northern (6 0}
121625 4 S Charleston SE (7 1)
11 8000 5 Govongtun (6.()) 11 6625 6
TrayChrstan (71) 110515 7 Anlla (6 2}
8 6125 e Cln Country Day (6 2) 8 0260 9
DeGraff R1vers de (6-2) 7 9995 tO N
Lew sburg Tr ad (6-2) 7 9750

rr

w

o

AP State Football Polls
COLUMBUS (AP) - Haw a stale panel
of sports wnters and broadcasters rates
Oh o h1gh school footbal teams n the sudh
weekly AsSOCiated Press paN of 2002 by
OHSAA divtS ons w•th won lost record and
Ictal po nls (first place votes on parenthe

2) 12 2530 6

Be letontame

(6 2) 12 2000

7 New Aochmond (7 I) 11 6500 e Sl
Pans Graham (6 2) 11 2875 9 c n
Wyomng (53) 101500 10 St Marys
Memo al (5 3) 9 7250
DIVISION IV
Regen 13-1 Ak on Manchester (6 0)
16 1730 2 C 8Ve VA Sl Joseph (5 2)
15 9250 3 ChagrnFa1s(71)136845 4
Sui van Black R ver (7 1) 13 2625 5
G rard (7 I) 12 8875 6 Easl Paleslne (7
1) 12 3250 7 Perry (6 2) 11 2605 a
_lvoung Ursu ne {4-4) 11 1445 9 Young
Mooney (4 4) 9 7625 I 0 Akron Sl
V ncenl Sl Mary (4-4) 8 1500
Reg on 14-1 Rossford (7 1I 16 9e75 2

Series
from Page Bl
playoffs 99 wm Anahe1m
was the only one that dtd not
have someone ptcked as a
Player of the Week
I mean we were under the
radar all season long and tt
dtdn t bother us We kind of
like bemg the unknown
team
Washburn satd 'I
thmk we kind of all thought
1 that tf we JUSt go out there
and do what we know we re
capable of domg pretty soon
everyone s gomg to know
about us
Anderson posted another
b•g year htttmg 306 wtth 56
doubles 29 homers and 123
RBis Yet because he s not
wh1sthng those balls mto the
upper deck at Yankee
Stad mm a Iot of people can t
spell hts ftrst name for certam
- one t or two?
Glaus has averaged 37

W-1.

DIVISION I
1
2
3
4
5

WL
6.()
s-o
8-o
71
8.()
7 1 ~t~
B2
B-o
71
71

Plo

Warren Hardong (3())
359
Solon (51
306
Out&gt; n Sclolo (1}
261
Con Elder (1)
225
BrunsWick
170
6 Mass lion Washington
148
7 Cle Sf lgnal us
122
B Cln ..,.,demon
117
9 Dubl n CO"man
97
10 Lakewood 51 Edward
79
Others receiving 12 or matra polntl
11 Pickertngton28 12 Fndlay24 13 Cn
Coleram 21 14 Hudson 14
DIVISION II
WL
Pto
I Day Cham -Julienne (20) e-o
335
6.()
3()1
2 Lou sv le (11}
3 Tol cant Calh (2)
e-o
237
4 Kongs M Is Kongs (1)
e-o
231

homers for the last four
years and led the AL wtth 47
m 2000 If he d been htttmg
those shots over the Green
Monster fans m Boston and
beyond would know a lot
more about htm
Erstad got a whoppmg 240
htts m 2000 and became the
ftrst leadoff man m history to
have 100 RBis Ltke Glaus
and Anderson he does not
seek pubhctty Even so tf
he d been domg that on the
East Coast playmg every
mght for Atlanta on the
superstauon he d be a much
btgger star
Could happen for Scott
Sptezto He hit 375 wtth two
home runs and 11 RB!s m the
ftiSt two rounds of the play
offs Bestdes, he s hard to nuss
now - he's put Angel red
streaks m his harr and goatee
Every q_uestton about
Sptezto now ts, Is he deservmg of a Gold Glove?
outftelder Ttm
Angels
Salmon satd Well they're
gettmg to see htm now

Plo

1
2
3
4
5
6

Akr Buchlol (I e)
8.()
332
Newark Lloklng Val ey (5)
8.()
298
German1own van v- (51 e-o
270
Hubbard
e-o
224
Oak Harbor (31
s-o
1Bl
Clo Benedictine I 1I
7t
156
1 Urbana
e-o
121
71
121
8 Akr Hollan (1}
9 Sleubenvol" (I I
71
S2
10 Cola DeSales
62
49
Ottwra NCIIIvtftO 12 or moN points
11 llllban Beaver 34 12 Napoleon 31 13
YV lard 27 14 canal Futtan NW 16
15 Cuyahoga Fals Walsh JesuH 15 18
(tie} GALLIPOLIS CJ'ALLIA
Cols
Watterson 12
DIVISION IV
1
2
3
4
5

Coldwaler (21)
New LO&lt;IngiOn (5)
Akr Manchaster (3)
Caahoctan
OHawa-Giandort (2)
6 Mart ns Ferry (3)
7 Portsmouth
e KeHerngAIIor(t)
9 lron1on
10 Reading ~11

W-1.

Pto

s-o
8.()
e-o
s-o
s-o
s-o
71
71
61
e-o

345

267

264
235
165
173
117
105

88

51
Otherl receiving 12 or more polntt
11 Kanton 27 12 Plain Cily Jonathan
Alder 25 13 (flo) Archbold Clarkovol o
Clmton M868ie 20 15 East Pa estine 16
16 (lie) Rossford Sullivan Black River 15
1s Girard 14
DMSIONV

W-1.

P11

1 Marton Pleasan1 (26)
s-o
337
2 Woodsfield Monroe C (5} e-o
3()5
3 Smilhvlle (2} ..
e-o
292
4 Moddlofoeld Cardinal (1 I
B0
226
5 Amanda-Ctearcreek (1 1
61
178
B.Q
126
6 Cln Hila
7 Delphos St John a
82
124
71
114
8 Dalton
9 Barneav lie
71
67
10 Defiance Tlnara
7-o
39
.. Othlra Ncelvlng 12 or more polntl
11 Bainbridge Paint Valley :32 12 Lees
Creek E Clnton 31 13 Hamler Pat ck
Henry 25 14 Castalia Margaretta 17 15
Gahanna Cola Academy 12
DIVISION VI
W-L
Pia
1 M111Stott~l.tx:.(24}
7 1 329
2 oanv lie (8)
e-o
287
3 Co umbUs Grove (2)
B-o
262
4 StrasbUrg Franklin
B-o 202
5 Mogadore (1}
71
187
6 towel v lie
B-o
167
7 Do a Hardin Northam
B-o
166
8 Covmaton
112
9 Cory ~awson II I
e-o
93
10 Mechanicsburg
8.0
Sl
Othera receiving 12 or mo,.. polnt1
11 Sycamore Mohawk 16 12 Northwood
15 13 Shadyside 13 14
Charleston SE
12

e-o

s

Baseball
WORLD SERIES
SaiUnlay 1 Game
san Franciaco at Anahe m 8 p m
Sunday 1 Geme
San Franc sco at Anahe m 8 p.m
Tue1d1y OCt 22
Anahe m at San FranciSCO 8 30 p m
wednesday Oct 23
Anahe m at San Franctsco 8 30 p m
Thuroday OcL 24
Anahe m at San Francisco 8 30 p m
necessary
. ill
Soturaoy Oct 26
San Fraoosco at Anahe m 8 p m f nee
essarv
SUnday Oct 27
San F anc sco at Anahe m B p m t nee
essary

Pro Football
NatiDnal Football League

w

ses)

Wh teha Year ng (7 1) 13 0375

Reg on 12-1 Urtiana (e-o) 167125 2
Germantown Va ey Vtew (8-0) 16 3000 3
T pp Cny Tippecanoe (7 11 15 9675 4
Be brook (6 2) 13 9675 5 Day Dunbar (6

5 camiold
e-o
21e
6 Tol Sl Frondo (2) •
7 1 164
1 Loveland
s-o
152
8 Cola Brookhaven
71
11 B
9 MacedOnia NOrden Ia (I 1
s-o
106
10 TroiWOOd Madison
7 1
35
OlllofO ,_~v~ng 12 or mor. polnto 11
Vandalia Butler 31 12 Grafton Mklvlew 21
13 Groon.20 14 Madison 18 15 YVIIaugl"by
Soulh 15 16 r~n Columbian 12
DIVISION 111

PJIIam
Buffalo
New England
NYJets

5

3

3
1

AFC
Eesl
L T

1
3
3
4

0
0
0
0

Pel
833
500
500
200

PF
180
194
152
75

Soulh
W L T Pet PF
lochanapo s 4 1 0 800 114
Jacksonv lie 3 2 0 600 118
Tennessee
2 4 0 333 13()
Houston
I 4 0 200 66
Nortll
W L T Pel PF
Bait more
2 3 0 400 67
P ttsbu gh
2 3 0 400 110
Cleveland
2 4 0 333 127
0 6 0 000 51
Ctnclflnati

PA
120
204
134

162
PA
90
95

173
123
PA
101
112
134

161

wast

San Dego
Oakland
O..nver

W
5

4

4

L T Pet PI' PA
1 0 833 146 98
1 0 soo 175 118
2 0 667 148 120

They're gettmg to see what
he can do w!lh the glove and
what he can do wtth the bat
Bemg a West Coast club, we
don 1 get that national recog
muon and exposure so thts ts
good for those guys
Sptezto s fanuly ts thrtlled
by the prospects Hts father
Ed was a backup for the St
Louts Cardmals and went I
for 2 hfettme m Senes play
My mom keeps saymg I
can t believe you re m the
:World Senes I satd Why
not? Dad was m three
Sptezto satd Thursday ' She
satd But you re playmg
Snow who played four
years for the Angels and stx
wtth the Gtants also ts
enthused that hts teammates
mtght get some attentiOn
When thts ts all over peo
pie mtght be saymg Hey
Rtch Aun ha ts pretty good
htttmg shortstop or You
know, that Davtd Bell plays a
mce thtrd base " Snow satd
But guys don t JUSt tum tt
on m the postseason he

Kan111 Cly 3 3 0 500 205 1;3
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eeat
W L T Pet PF PA
Phf adelphia 3 2 0 600 185 92
Dalas
3 3 0 500 88 120
NY Giants
3 3 0 500 88 9e
Washlnglort 2 3 0 ~ 106 137
SOuth
w LTPetPFPA
NewOrleana 5 1 0 633 188 146
Tampa Bay 5 1 0 633 1~ 58
Caro1na
3 3 0 500 102 75
Atlanta
2 3 0 400 100 M
North
W L T Pet P~ PA
Green Bay
5 1 0 833 173 146
2 3 0 400 112 132
Chicago
Detro t
1 4 0 200 109 169
M nnesota
1 4 0 200 130 165

11
12
10
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Rudd~:~:~r:: : :

Slo~lng Ma~ln

Ricky
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Burton
Michael Waltrip
Ricky CraJeff G'"n

W nston Cup Schedule
By The Assoc~ated P'reas
The 2002 NASCAR W nston Cup ached
ule (w nners In parentheses) and driver
point stanchngs
Feb 17 - Daylana 500 Daylons Beach
Fla (Ward Burton)
Feb 24 - Subway ~ Rockingham
N C (Matt Kenselh)
March 3 - UAW Da m"rChrya"r ~
Las Vegas (Sterl ng Marlin}
March , o - MSNA America 500
Hamplon Ga (Tony Stewart)
MarCh 17 - Carolina Dodge Doalera
400 Darl nglon S C (Storl ng Marlin)
Marcl124- Food Clly 500 Bristol Term
(Kurl Busch)
Aprl 8 - Samsung/RadlaShack 500
Fort Worlh Te&lt;Bs (Matt Kensoth)
Aprl 14 - V rglnla 500 Martinsville
(Bobby Labonle)
Aprl 21 - Aaron o 499 Talladega Ala
{Da e Earnhardt Jr.)
Apr I 2e - NAPA Auto Parte 600
Fontana Calif (Jimmie Johnson)
May 4 - Pontiac Excitement 400
R chmond (Tony Slewart)
May 26 - Coca Cola 600 Concord
N C (Mark Marton)
June 2 - MBNA Platinum 400 Dover
Del (J mm e Johnson)
June 9 - Pocono 500 Long Pond Pa
(Dale Jarrett)
June t6- M ch gan ~ Brook~" (Matt
Kenselh)
June 23 - Dodge/Save Mart 350
Sonoma Ca W (R cky Audd)
July 6 - Pepso 400 Daylana Beach Fla
(M chael Waltr p)
July14-Troplcane~ Joloet Ill (Kovn
HarVJck)
July 21 - New England 300 Loudon
N H (Wa d Burlon}
July 26 - Fennsylvanoa 500 Long Pond
IB I Ell ott)
Aug 4 - B ckyard ~ lndlanapahs
(81 Ell ott)
Aug 11 - S us Salollole Radio at The
Glen Walkons Glen N Y (Tarry Slewart}
Aug 18 - Peps 400 Brooklyn Mleh
(Dale Ja ett)
Aug 24 - Sharpie 500 Br sta Tenn
(Jeff Gordon)
Sept 1 -Southern 500 Oarhngton S C
(Jeff Gordon)
Sept 7 - Chevy Monte Carlo 400
A chmond Va (Matt Kenseth)
Sept 1 5 New Hampsh re 300
Loudon (Ryan Newman)
Sept 22 - MBNA America 400 Dover
Del (J mm e Johnson)
Sept 29 - Protecl on One 400 Kansas
Cily Ken (JeH Gordan)
Oct 6 - EA Sports 500 Talladega Ala
(Dale Earnhardt Jr I
Oct 13 UAW GM Qually 500
Concord N C (Jam e McMurray)
Oct 20 - Mart nsv lie 500 Martinsville
va
Oct 27 - NAPA 500 Hampton Ga
Nov 3 - Pop Secret 400 Rockingham
NC
Nov 1o - Checker Auto Parts 500K
Avonda e Anz
Nov 17 - Homestead 400 Homestead
Fla
Driver Stendlna•
1 Tony Stewart
4 128
2 Jtmmie Johnson
4 031
3 Mark Martin
4 006
4 Ryan Newman
3 963
5 Rusty Wal ace
3 946
6 Jeff Gordon
3 917
7 Man Kenseth
3 823
8 811 El iOtt
3 787
9 Kurt Busch
3 766

satd 'The thmg ts tf I make
a mce play agamst Montreal
at Olymptc Stadmm m the
nuddle of the season, no one
sees tt and no one notices '
Of course there are other
ways to nottced at this tune
of year
Angels reliever Ben Weber
ts probably better known for
hts htdeous gnmaces and
ugly goggles than hts pttches
That s ftne wtth htm
I hope I m a positive fig
ure m a postttve way I mean
I don t want to do what
Byung Hyun Ktm dtd last
year he satd I felt so bad
for that kid but they ended
up wmmng so that s all that
mattered
We haven t had the expo
sure all year and we d hke to
keep tt that way We kmd of
want to keep tt low key
because every lime a reliever
gets m the news 11 s usually
somethmg bad • he satd "So
as long as we re not m the
news I thmk that s better for
us .

3 703
.:: :.:: : 3
3 758
824

3 568

3 ~2
3 347

3 300

Bobby Labonte

3 288

Dave Blaney ..
Robby Gordon

3 159
3138

;.

Soccer

MaJor League Soccer
(-lng In po..,.thoou}

SamlftM11
(Firat 10 ftw polntl}

watt
WLTPetPFPA
Smfiar&lt;i&lt;!ao 4 1 0 1m 115 81
Arion
3 2 0 1m 98 67
140axJ105115
St lD.is
1 5 0 167 Ia! I:JI
Sundly I GIIMI
Ch caga at Oelra~ 1 p m
Buffalo at M18m 1 p m
carolina at Atlanta 1 p m
Minnesota at N Y Jets 1 p m
seattle at St LoiJ s 1 p m
Denver at Kansas City; 1 p m
San Francisco at New Orleans 1 p m
Jacksonvlf e at Baltmore 1 p m
Houston at Ceveland 4 05 p.m
San Doega al Oakland 4 OS p.m
DalasatA zona 415pm
Wash nglon at Green Bay 4 15 p m
Tampa Bay al Ph !adelphia 4 15 p m
Open New England ClncJnnslf NY
G.ants Tennessee
Mondoy&gt;o Clllme
nd anapol s at P ttsburgh 9 p m

3 720

Oala Jamrtt

Colonodc&gt; (5) ..

lao Angtloa (1)
Saturday, Oct. I

Los

Angeles~ ~do

-~Oct.·

Los Angelos 1 Colorado 0 Los Angeles
wins seriea 6-0
Columbul (I) vo. Now Englllld (2}
Sundl}l Oct. I
Columbus 0 New England 0 '"

-IIHday Oct. I

New England 1 Columlluo

Salurdlll'

Pro Basketball
NBAPrea••on
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Adonuc Dlvtoton

Washlnglon

New York
BoSion
Miami
Orlando
Phi adelpl)lo

W
4
4
3

LPcl
0 1 oo
0

1 00

2

BOO

OB

15

2

2
500
2
2
2
500
2
2
2
500
2
1
3
250
3
c.nt,.l Dlvlolon
WLPetOB
Detroft
~
a 1 oo
ndlana
3
1 750
1
Milwaukee
2
1
867
15
A!ants
1
3
250
3
Chk:ago
1
3
250
3
Toronto
1
3 250
3
New O~eans
1
4 .200
35
Cleveland
0
3
000
35
WESTI!RN CONFERENCE
M - t Dlvlolon
WLPctGB
HouSion
3
0 1 00
3
o 1 oo
Minnesota
San Anionic
2
2
500
15
Dallas
2
3
~
2
Denver
1
3 250
25
Ulah
1
3
250
25
Memphis
1
4
200
3
Pacmc Dlvtolon

";;.jj;~d:·.:.;·;:.:·.·:.::'W4
Porlland

L1

Pet
800

GB

LA Clppers
3
2
BOO
LA Lakers
2
2
500
Phoenix
2
2
500
Sacramenta
2
2
500
Go den Slale
2
3
~
Seattle
1
4
200
Wednelday a Oamoo

1
15
15
15
2
3

Indiana 91 Denver 86
Milwaukee 98 LA Clippers 76
New \brk 87 Sacramen1o 94
Portland , 10 5aattf8 9S
Thur.dlyo Oomoo
New Jersey 114 Boston 106
Wash nglon 88 New Or1eans 78

- Sentinel - l\e
CLASSIFIED

Mlaml113 Allanta 93
Detroit e3 Dallal 80
Houston 85 Phoenf&lt; 7e
LA Laker&amp; 91 Golden Slate e9
Frtday'aGamea
New Jer110)' atToron1o 7 p m
Ulah al yloveland 7 30 p m
Orlando at Memphis e p m
Minnesota at Indiana e p m
New \brk at Son Antonio B 3() p m
LA Clippers al Chk:aga 8 3() p m
Porlland v&amp; Houston at St Charles Ma
e30pm
saturdoY'w CliiUiah at Phladelph a 7 30 p m
New Orleans va Washington at
GreensbOro N C 7 30 p m
LA Clippers al Detro~ 7 3() p m.
Chocaga at Memph s a p m
BoaiOn vs Mlnnesola at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa pm
M1aml at San Antonio 8 30 p m
ndlana va Attanla al Hun1avlle Ala
830pm
Milwaukee at Dallas. 8 30 p.m
Denver v&amp; Seattle at Yakima Was 1q
pm
•
P'hoen x vs LA Lakers at Las Vegas. :
1030pm
•
Sunday'a Gamoo
Miami vs Detroit at Tampa Fla 6pm •
Boston at Toronto 7 p m
•
Orlando at Houston 8 30 p m
sacramento at Seattle 9 p.m

Transadions

Public Notice
NOTICE Is hereby
given
that
on
Saturday, October 1D
2002, at 10 00 a m a
public sale will be
htld at 211 West
Second
Street
Pomeroy Ohio In the
parking lot of The
Farmers Bank and
Savings Company
The Farmers Bank
and
Savings
Company Is selling
lor caah In hand or
certified check the
following collateral
1995
FREIGHTUNER
IFV6HFBAOSU52723
1998
HONDA

ca~f;~::v... (7!2~ ro446;!~2

Nallonol L.aaaue
MILWAUKEE BREWERs-Sent RH~
Paul Rigdon ~utrlght lo Indianapolis of tile
IL
PITTSBUR H PIRATEs-Named Alvaro
Espinoza and Pete Mack&amp;nln coachoa
•
BASKETBALL
NaUonol Baokllball Aa-latlon
BOSTON CELTICs-Appolnted John
Brody executive vice president of msrtrotlng.
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERs-Waived 13
Larry Reid
LCS ANGELES LAKER5-W81ved F
Jefferson Sobral
MEMPHIS GAIZZLIE5-Walved G Cory
Bradtord and F Tang Hamilton
SACRAMENTO KINGS Ral1111d G Sean
Chen G l&lt;iwBIII Gants and C CUoy Shaw
FOOTBALL
NoUanaiF-11~

NFL-Fined San Francisco WR Temrtl
Owens $5 000 for an un1ucked ahlrttall lo
gorna Monday
CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed QB Joe
Germaine to 1he practice squad
CB LaVar Glover from 1he practice squad
NEW YORK JET5-Sogned DT Glradlo
Mercer to the practice squad

-led

HOCKEY
Natlonol Hocklr LUg,.
DETROIT AED WING5-Actvated C
Boyd Devereau&lt; from 1he Injured reserve
1151 Assogned C Stscy Raeet to Grand
Rapids of lhe AHL
MINNESOTA
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Siephane Vel"wc ~am Houston of 1he AHL
Plaaed LW Matt Johnson an Injured ....rve
S1: LOUIS BLUE5-Aecalled G Cody
RudkowskV from Worcester at the AHL

Public Notice

Public Notice
where Is , with no
expretllllld or Implied
warranty given
For further lntor
matlon or lor an
appointment
to
Inspect collateral
prior to sale date
conta~t
Cyndle
Rodriguez at 992

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The Meigs County
Floodplain Variance
Board will hold a
variance request
meeting OCTOBER
21,2002at200pm
In the Melga County
Commissioners
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Koepar 992 5531
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N urse Ade? If yOU would
like an exciting rewarding
career n health care we
have the answer for vou
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class It w 1 Non n October
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Home &amp; Garden P~rty
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6359

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Sh ne 9-5

2 tam y yard sa e at li ents
P' oduce on Jackson Pike n
Spr ng Valley kids clothes
adult clothes toys handles
Mise Items 9 4 Friday
Saturday &amp; Sunday

$h 600300 Ran or
shine fum lu e baby terns
toddle s c Olhes g rls and
bc&amp;s clothes mens and
wqmens clothes toys and
miSe Park on street and
WCllk up drive

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October 19th
MIZWAY TAVERN
Rt 7 Pomeroy Ohio
Line up @ 12 00 noon at the
Pomeroy Park1ng Lot
Pomeroy Oh1o
Leave @ 1 00 pm
Last bike 1n at 3 00 pm
Free food live band
doorpnzes

YO d Sale 605 41h S reel
New Haven Wv F 18th &amp;
Sat 19th 9am 4pm wealh
e[ perm n ng Lots of smal
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t&amp;ms compete new bath
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Eagles 2171
"Stone Streef'
Friday 18th
Saturday 19th

AUCTON
Every Fr day OS 30 Angles
Flea Ma kol 333 Mechanic
sveel Pomeroy Ohio Call
For Informal on 992 9734

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Web TV PIUI Unll Should
be compallble w th HP 670
TV
. Printer (304)57e 3364

All packs $5 each l
Starburst $1 000

NEWSPAPERS
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P,one Number And Addreu When Needed
'Ads Should Run 7 Days

Arcadoa Nurs ng Center
Is now accept ng AN s or
LPNs appl cations Ava a
be poSitions are Part T me
311 sh H We have new
starhng wages for our ANs
We offer excellent benefts
that Inc ude Health lnsur
ance 401K Lifa Insurance
competrve wages and op.
portumtlat;~ for advance
menr
f you are a team
payer who enJoys work ng
wlth rhe elderly please ap
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East Ma n Street
Coo v le Oh a
(740 667 3158)
EOE MIFIHIDV
Needed Resp te Prov der
lnd v dual needed to work
w th 9 year old male m h s
Pont Pleasant home Hours
between 3pm 9pm and
weekends w II be flexible
Pay rale $9 20hr Contacl
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State Route 7 Cheshire
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Database Coordnator Job
requ res the ma ntenance of
catego es of reta 1 product
lines tor correct dentfca
tion and correct p ce En
ters sgnf1cant amounts of
daly changes and updates
into the database Abil ty to
qu ckty become famll ar with
product lmes Abll ty to work
cooperatively for buyers en
termg new products and
wth others on reated mat
ters Ve y good computer
skd s required Accuracy Is
a must Send esume to
Fruth Corporate Off ce Ann
DatabaSe Coordinator P.O
Bo&lt; 392 Poonl Pleasant
WV 25550
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304-675 2801

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won 2 free movie tickets to
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l1pol s Call the Reg stur today for dela s (304)675
1333

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eqUipped k !chen
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bedroom den bath cov
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pels read~ November
$475 month Pus deposit
PhOne (740)446-Q205 days
For Sae or Rent 1997 (740)446 4254 even ngs
Ira or 2 bedroom 2 full
balh Cal (740)367 730e
MOFOBn.ERn~O!M
New 2003 14x70 3 Br I 26th
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$189 86 per month
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We have approximately 10
used homes (or under
$2 000 can 1-800 837 3238
for Info.
;;;;.;;.;:.;::...__ _ _~-2 tra ler for sa e on 1 acre
lot $36 000 N1ce ren1al
(740)446..0118 Ca I for de-tals
95 Century 3 BR 14x70
&amp;Jecellent condi1ion $8 500
(740)256 1249

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retrement
pan
$35 000 1st year salary
Please leave message
(740)286 7366
Temporary help 55 hr to
care for my mother n
Cheshire 7 days a week
6am 11 am
Spm 9pm
(740)367-Q302

The Athens Megs Educa
1ional Serv ce Center s
seek ng a qua If ed app IC8nl
to work five (5) days a week
as an EducatiOn&amp; Aide for
ass gnment at
Beacon
MROD tor the Federal
Hocking local School Ds
trict
QUALIFICATIONS
App !cants must be w ling 10
be hngerpr nted to have a
c m nal ecord check hod
a val d educational a de per
m1 ab hly 10 work wei w lh

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based on qual hcations and
exper ence Please subm t a
letter oi nterest esume
and references to Or John
D Costanzo Supe nlend
on1 Alhens Meigs Educa
t anal SeN ICe Center 507
R ch and Avenue Suite
11108 Athens Oh a 45701
The AMESC s an equal op
portumly employer prov der
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Monday October 28 2002

morelnfofmatlon

Country Home wtlh 11112
acres.. 3l4br 2ba 2 Ji,fi.r
Garage above g ound pool
Handcrafled kllchen cabo
nets Off Leon Baden Ad
(304)4581580
For Sale By Owner Ranch
Style Home 3 BR 1 5 Baths
Excellent Local on

Georges Portable Sawmill
dont haul your logs lo lhe
mt jUSt call 304-675 1957
M &amp; t.4 cleaning service
Resident al &amp; Commercial
at a pnce you can afford
References avaiabfe Ca l
for esllmate (740)446-1533
900 00
or(740)441 9365
(740) 446 7825

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Gal po s
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OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH
lNG CO recommends that
you do bUsiness wolh people
you know and NOT to send
money through the ma1l unt I
you have mvest gated the
offer ng
Mike Blazer
Congratulallansl You have
won 2 free move tickets
to the Spnng Valley 7 1n
Ga I po s CaU the Tnbune
for detaHs (740)446 2342

PRICE REDUCED 3 bed
room 2 bath BriCk Ranch
on 1 5 I at acres newer car
pet doors an appl ances
fuU basement (partia ly t1n
shed) 2 car garage At 33
above
New
Havan
(304)882 3897
Slale Roule S92 Pome ay
15 miles to Pomeroy ~ 2
m1les to Athens 5 acres
pond
3 bedroom 1 112
bath 2 porches central air
2 car garage $119 500 00
(740)698 9655
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New 2000 sq ft home 10
m nutes from Hospital
Camp ete above ground
pool w1th porch dr veway
and garage foundallon
Pnce
below appra sal
(740)446 3384

Start You Bus ness To
day Pr me Shepp ng Cen
Truck Drivers lmmed ate ter Space Ava able At Af
h e class A COL required
fordable Rate 2 N ce Exec Rent :3 Br house In Pomer
ekce lent pay experience utlve 011 ces New y Re r;yy 4 sale o rent $375 pe
required
Eorn up ta modeled Spring Valley Pia montil pus deposll (740)
$1 000 per-k Cal 304 za Ca (740)446 3461
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675 4005
PRO~ONAL
Two Story House needs
URGENTLY
NEEDED
SERVIW
work prima lot In Rae ne
p asma donors earn $50 to __
S 12 000 00
$60 per week for 2 or 3
TURNED DOWN ON
:,94~9:.;2::e::5:.2--~--hours weekly Call Bio L fe SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? Wanted Good credit cus
Plasma Se viCe 740 592
No Fee UnleS8 We W nl
Iamers to purchase new
home wnand $0 dawn 10
8651
1 688 5e 2 3345
Qualified customers 1 5
Home Supervlaor
acre
tracts
available
Min mum
Quallf callons ;;;;::=:::===;;;;;;;;~ C140)446 3093
BA/85 n business heahh
cs a adm nlslrallon or a so
FOR SALE
Dl MOBn.E Ho~
cial sc ence or equtvalent
FOR SALE •
JOb related exper ence of
three years One yea of re 3 Bed oom newly remdd
ated work experience n hu eled in Middleport call Tom 12x60 3 bedroom w cia
Home Health Agency seeK
man serv ces exper ence n Anderson afte 5 p m
washer &amp; dryer sto&gt;Je
lng Ful Time AN Compel prov ding services and sup 992 334e
$5 495 740 992 2167
t ve wages with benefits No port to nd vldua s With men .:.:..:...:.:_:.__ __:.__ __
home health experience tal retardation and/or devel 3 Bedroom wth garage on 1971 Flamingo Mobile
necessa y Apply el 3084 opment dlsab itles prefer approximately 1 acre On Home12x80 2 Bedrooms
Stale Roulo 160 Gall po Is
red interested cand dates Route 2 Gal lpoUs Ferry refrlgator stove underpin
or phone to I free at 1 866
should aubm t the r otter at ~13::04cclc:B::.75:_5::3::3=2---- nlng whealson ready to
«1 1393
1ntent to
Rhonda Ba
move $2 500 00
3 Bedrooms 1 bath car (740' 843 S12e
Nursng Asslsllnl Clssses Team Leader e404 Carla port newer roof storm w n- -'C::::!..':::.::::.:::._ _ __
evening hours beginning Drive Gall po a OH 45631 dowa 135 Klneon Or 1994 Oakwood 14x70 2
Oclober 28 2002 If you or fBJ&lt; Ia (740)448-39e7 An (740)446 2776
BR 2 full bathl newly
onlay e derly peop e and Equa Opportunlly Employ ,;,;.:.:.;..:.:..:.:.;;;_____ polnled nterklr Nawar LA
wanl to became a member er FIMIDN
3br Ranch Gal lpo Ia Mill carpet 3 ton NC skirting
of our health care team cal
Creek Road Br ck Front Muat
aelll
15 000
Judy Hart Instructor at 740 Lawn Care He per must be new vinyl aiding new roof (740)~ after 5pm or
742 2370 or Slop by Rock dependable and hard wo k S79 ooo Call alter 5pm leave mesaaga
apr ngs Rehabll tsllon COn• nQ (740)368 9416
(304)675 5038
lor and Ill oulan sppllcallon
t995 Fleetwood 14&lt;70 2
tor lhe classes E&lt;londk:are . , - ' - - - - - - - - - 4 br lr &amp; dr 2 balha 112 BR 2 full bath Must 110e
Health Services Inc Ia an Local Bar &amp; Grll seeking basement lg kitchen w/lota home Located 12- mlles
equal opportunity employer wa trees/ bartender for day ol cupbOards aJc fan &amp; south at Galllpo 11 on Teena
thai oncaurages workplace ohltt (tO 3() 6pm) Muot ba heat waler oaftener new Run Ad must sell I SIS 000
divers 1y MIF ON
reliable hones! and have windows lg Iron! poroh Cal (304)73e 7266 Land
overlooking river wll con contract possible
Middleton Estate' wll be pr or wa tress exper 1enc 8 slder trade (740)992 9012
h I dl t
aleff Ap greal pay and good I pa
New Manager • Special
{ ng rec care
hi h Ca I (740)441 9371 or apply New haven 3 l1rge bed new 16x80 3 bedroom 2
P lcants muat have
g In peraon at 42 Court Street room 2 11~ bath arge open bath
reduced 10 only
schoo d ploma valid driVers Gallipolis
license and paae a drug teat
k tchenfdining area over $27 900 del varad and aet
and baCkground chOCK Po
sized 2 car garage Iorge up \bu ..,.. ova
000
sitlons we have open are
rear deck w/ 16x32 In Including underpinning ancasua part time S8 00 per McClure 8 Restaurant now ground pool 2Qk20 build n~ chore vapor barr er 1 set 11
hour regular part time wth h r ng all 3 ocauons full or 3 years 0 d located on 4 1 berglaa steps 20 ol ut llty
shlh different al nterested
1...... acres 304 882 2072
linea under home al natal
pan time pick up app1applicants should contact liOn at locat on &amp; br ng baCk Land home packages No ::?a e:a~nlyU ~~~I~:
Rhonda ball at (740)446 beiWeen
9 30am
&amp; payments wh 1e under can "lhons • 10 4570 t
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8145
1000am Monday tl'1ru Sat atruclon
Lltte
or no""'
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down payment reQuired
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more washer $65 Aopper
Dryer $60 Almond Wh r
pool washe &amp; dryer set
$150
Ca 1 after 6pm
(741))446-906~

100 ae"res more or less
county water Leon area
$125 000 304 45e1519
15 acres more or ess Lo
cated on Green val ey
Dr ve State Route 160 5
minutes from Holzer W U
se 1 n part or whole Gal lor
delals (740)446-0IIe
2 112 1o 12 acre lois c ly
water on Tribble Ad Mason
Co
Pr ces start ng at
$15000 (3q,1)541 0759

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Wll pay top dollar for pnme
and New hOme bui dar
(740)446 3093

Fo
Sa e or Rent 1997
lraler 2 bedroom 2 full
bath Ca 1 &lt;740 )367 7308
For Rent 14x65 Mob e
Home 2 BA 2 Full Ba11&gt;
rooms $400 00 month WI h
depOSit requ red outs~e
Pomeroy (740)696 1227
Two BR mob le home ocat
ad on 0 d Burdette Lane
beh1nd Fox s PIZZa n Po nt
Pleasant $350 /mo References
required
Cal
(304)675 3423
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turn shed and unlu
secur ty depos 1 re
no pets 740 992

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apt c ose to groce y In
down own
Gall pol s
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RENT

1 3 Bedrooms Foree osed
Homes From $199 Mo 4%
Down 30 Years at 8 5%
APR For Listings BOO 319
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55 ga lon Aqua urn w th
cab ne stand Camp ete
wthfter fsh&amp;ncedeco
ral ons (740)3677115
Adorable kitlens and moth
er cat 4 black &amp; 2 grey &amp;
mother bla~ long ha r
(740)367 7152

AKC Registered Beagle
pupp es for sale 6 week
old Morhe &amp; Fathe on
Used furn lure store 130 prem ses (740)388 8721
Bulav e P ke We sel mat
t esses bunk beds dress- Cute Long ha Ch huahua
ers couches apphances 1 yea mae AKC $200
much mo e G ave monu (740)256 1249
ments (740)446 4762 Gal
Hershey K sses Fo Sa e
I pols OH
AKC Choc Labs 6 Ma e &amp;
Who pao washer $95 Ken 3Femae
Bon
9902
mo e dryer $95 Kenmo e $400 DO Bo h Parents a so
electnc ange $95 Calor c Fo sa a w pedgrees 2 y s
gas range wh te $150 Old (740)742 3802
KenmOfe f ost free wh te
el ge a tor $150 up ght Large breed Aottwe e very
good tempe ed 7 weeks
f eeze
$125
Maytag
washer/ dryer set $275 old 2 ma es 2 lema es
Sola
$75 D esse w lh $200 00 each 304 773 5873
mi or $75 N ce so d wood Mother Golden Re ever
beds de
s ands
w th Fathe Chocolate Lab 5
drawe s $40 each S~aggs males very f end y w I
Appl ances 76 V ne St eet make excel ent pe ts Has
(740)446 7396
had l st sl1ots &amp; wo mad
ve checked $25 each
P ease ca I afte 6 OOpm
(740)245 0347
Purebred Cocke

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East Ma n on Bonde
Vet
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Pome oy 740 Wormed 8 weeks Lei very
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Good Used Appl anpes Re
cond1l oned and Guaran
teed Washers
Dryers
Ranges and Aefr gerators
Some star! al $95 Skaggs
Appl ances 76 V ne St
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Mol ohan Carpet 202 Clark
Chape Road Por1er Ohio
(740)446 7444 1 877 630
91'62 Free Est mates Easy
f nanc ng 90 days same as
cash V1sal Master Card
Dnve a Itt e save aot

BEAUTIFUL
APARl'
MENTS AT BUDGET PRI
CES AT JACKSON ES
TATES 52 Westwood Or YO
from $297 to $383 Walk to
shop &amp; moves Ca 740
446 ~566 Equa Hous ng Buy or se I
ques 1124
Oppo tunity
SR 124 E
992 2526

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NEW AND USED STEEL
Stee Beams P pe Rebar
Fo Concrete Angle Chan
ne Fat Bar Stee Grat ng
For D a ns D veways &amp;
Wa kways L&amp;l Scrap Mel
als Open Monday Tuesday
Wednesday &amp; Friday Sam
4 30pm Closed Thursday
Saturday
&amp;
Sunday
(740)446-7300

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Washers Drye s Ranges
Ref grators Up To 90 Days New Troyb1 t weed eater
Gua anteedl we
1 New pad $600 w I take $400
Maytag Applances F ench (304)675 5344
ty Maylag 740 446 7795
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Auto l?a nt Shop on SA 124
Reedsville good condlt on
real estate on y, ca I John
Athens Really (600}536
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W 1 pressure wash houses Foreclosed SW on 2 acre now$1350000
441ra,le4r2s3eanctask dfoecr kRs onCaorl tract $500 down to qual fed (740) 247 1100
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Diamonds
Gold
A\ngs
US Currency
M. TS Coin ShOp 151 Sec
o"'l Avenue Galllpalo 740
448 2e~2

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• All ral ..tate lldvertiMment• ere subJect to the Federel Fer Hou• ng Act of 1988

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EMT s Work ror a great
orgamzat onlllll! Pinkerton
Secur ty s now h nng for
the Buffalo WV area You
musts have EMT B qua 1f
cal ons Above average
Garage Sale 9 5 Saturday wages plus paid nsurance
Ot:tober 19 corner ot Bur Uniforms and t aln ng Po
kliart Lane and State Route v1ded Please apply be
588 Ant que tools ox yoke tween the hours of 8 OOam
o el wooden pul eys kn ves 1 1 OOam and 1 OOpm
p ~m dresses clothes vac 300pm 1032 121h Street
Wes
Hunl nglan
WV
U4fll sweepers and more
25704 or ca 1 800 241
7454 EOEIMIFIOIF
Help wanted canng tor the
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l&lt;ttge Garage Sale for ben now pay ng m mmum wage
ef~ of M~~ons Ocl 1e &amp; 19 new sh fta 7am 3pm 7am
aJ)prox malety 4 m les on 5pm 3pm II pm 11 pm
43 New terns w I be add 7am cal 740 992 5023
e~ da y (books
dishes
g asswa e clothes etc ) H r ng an experienced cook
even ngs &amp; weekends Ap
time 9 am to 4 pm
iftl~~~~~--, ply In person allhs cafalerla
pr6 YARD SALE
at the University of Ala
Pr. I'LEAsANr
Grande For more lnforma
L,jo-oiailairiliiiiiiriiii-~ lion call (740)245 5660

Saturday

Free Yard Sale S1gn 1
15 Words, 3 Days
Words 20¢ Per Word
Must Be Prepaid

.-oUCIES Ohio Val'-Y Publ..hlng ,.._,..the right to edit ,.,ect, or Cl!ncel eny .t et .nv t me Enonl

~ ences to GMCAA attentiOn and

Garage Sale 224 1st Ave
nue
Satu day
October

at lhe

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Your Age For
Poor Hearing.

110

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on.ly 9 4 c afts candles
ewelry boxes etc Chr st
mas Ideas

TOY RUN

Includes
Up To
Over lS,
Ads

All Display 12 Noon 2
Business Days Prior To
Publication
Sunday D splay 1 00 p m
Thursdoy for Sundays

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675-1333
(7!2~ ro99~:!1~6 (304)
Or Fax To (304) 675-5234

Monday thru Fnday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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And Mason
Count1es like
No One
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The Farmer• Bank
and
Savlngl
Company, Pomeroy
Ol)lo reserves the
right to bid at thlo
1a1e, and to wlthdriiW
the above collateral
prior to sale Further
The Farmert Bank
and
Savings
Company reserve•
the right to reject any
or all bids submitted
The
above
described collateral
will be sold •as Ia-

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To Place

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BASEBALL
A-ni.Hg!M
BOSTON RED SOX-5fgned AHP
Hansel Izquierdo to a minor league con
tract a8Signed hfm to PeWiuckel of lhe IL
and lnvoted h m 1o spr ng liaoning
INDIANS-Re signed
CLEVELAND
RHP Jason Phillips and NF 8111 Salby and
sent !ham aulrlght to Buffalo of tile IL
aimed RHP Jack Cressend off waivers from Minnesota
TEXAS RANGER5-Agrood to Ierma
wth LHP Justin Thompson on a mnor
league con1ract Named Chuck Morgan
vice pres den1 game enter1ainment and

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REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS
PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE

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Columbus 2 Now England 2 tie New
England wins sertes 5-2
MLSCup2002
Sundlll' DeL 20
At Foxboro, Maaa
Los Angeles vs New England 1 30 p m

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Prep Football

Friday, October 18, 2002

Furn shed 2 Rooms and
Bath Upsta s C ean Ael 1 Barca ounger rocke &amp; re
erences and Depos 1 Re c ne
1 W ng back chai
Qll red No Pets {740)446 l ke new Appo ntment
1519
(304)675 2045
G ac ous I v ng 1 and 2
bedroom apa tments at VI
lage Manor and Avers de
Apa tments 1n M ddlepo I
From $278 $348 Ca I 740
992 5064 Equal Hous ng
Opportunn es

nee $130 each ca

740

44144628to5pm
RaV FoJC Te e pups 8
weeks old S50 Beag e
m xed pups Fee 6 weeks
old (740)645 2599

Apt we le male puppy bo n
ta docked dew
_ _ __:_._ _ _ _ _ claws amoved &amp; f st shots
10
00
Bx
Dog Kennel $1DO
pureb ed but not reg sterad
3()4 937 3348 afler 6 pm
$ 250 17401992 0932
141 Second Avenue Ava
able November 1st 2 bed
COOL DOWN Cent a A
rooms basement
yard
Cond one s and Heat
Now
Taking
Apphcat
oAs
new heat/ AC references
Pumps f you don 1 ca us
dopa~ Call (740}446 1161 35 West 2 Bedroom Town we both lose F ee est
house
Apartments
ncludes
ahe October 20th
I· \1~!\1 ~li'I'I.IJ&lt;S
Wa er
Sewage Trash ma es (740)446 6306 and
I SOD 291 009S
&amp;IIHSIOlK
2 3 and 4 Bedrooms un tes $350 Mo 740 446 0006
ava able Pomeroy/M dd e
upsla rs DIRECTV $0 IWO TV hook riO
port/Rae ne area Immediate One bedroom
up ode he e and ea n
FARM
occupancy Hud approved apa tment (part a y lu n sh $$$ eoO 263 2640
EQUIPMENT
eel)
at
651
Second
Avenue
mmedlate occupancy pets
Gall po s $350 per month
allow no depost opt on
plus $350 depasll Wate &amp;
1 BOO 340 8614
trash Inc uded (no other u I
3 bedroom home M ne s 1t es nc uded In rent) No
vile Oho ve view no pets S x month lease e
pets references equ red qu red Call (740)446 7323
$450 month eel (740)992 (Library) for more mfo rna
ton
6777 after 5pm
8 11 02

~----........

Tara Townhouse Apart
menta Very Spac ous 2
Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1
112 Balh New y Carpeled
5 rooms &amp; bath 50 0 lve St Adull Pool &amp; Baby Pool Pa
$325 ma (740)446 3945
to Slert $3751Mo No Pels
6 room &amp; bath centra ajr 7 Laase Plus Securlly Deposl ~~=~~~:.:.:.=
Required Days 740 446
heal WID hook up $400
34el Even ngo 740 367
Kansuga (740)367 7015
0502

3b House located In Ma
eon wv S495 + Ut II es
No Pols {304)773 5881

La ge two story three bed
room house at 653 Second
Avenue Ga lpolls (near U
brary) $800 per monlh w th
$e00 depa81 raculred No
pels Water Included In rent
(no other utlltiea) 5 x
month&amp; leaae requ red
(7~0)44e 7323 (Ubrary) far
more nlormatlon
Near Ordnance Schoo 3
br
lam ly room I vlng
room ref. dquired 304
675 3512

Mobile home lot takes 12
14 16 wodes $100 depos 1
$125 monlh (740)446 0175

LIVFSrOCK

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.

NEA Crossword Puzzle

BRIDGE

eov.. .u111e

PHILLIP

Mojo&lt; SUbjeclll

ACROSS

ALDER

Round Bale Hay. Orchard

t Dairy

Grass &amp; clover, Tom Kesset - - - - - - - -

1740)446-7787

sound

In Memory

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FUHSALE

Find them In the

1968 Pontiac GTO. V8. automatic.

needs

Building o~r 30 ytars

Classlfleds

Footers, Foundation,

1991 Buicl&lt; Regal, low mile·

Add-Oru. New HO!ll&lt;s,

age. $2800. (740)388-9655
1992

Pole Buns, Concrete.

El&lt;ctric, Plumbing

Chrysler Imperial,
cond ition, $1500;
Dodge Dynasty, good

1993
ccndilion, $1400. (740)3792366

.

1993 Toyota Paseo, Silver,
5-speed. good condition ,

ask;ng $3500 OBO. Call
anytime. (740)44Hl021
1995 Pontiac Grand Prix

SE, 3.t L. 4 door, auto. /&gt;C ,
PW, PL, 98K, $2900.
1740)446-4279

hlara~tr~

MEMORY OF

As Agents for

BOBBY&amp;

Alberta C.
Uhrig, Mary

STEVIE
SCHNEIDER

speed,

and Julee, p nd family.

92 Camero cold air. good
rally sport, runs

good .$2,000.00 304-576·
2999

OCTOBER 26 20Q2 1OAM
BE ON TIME Ill THERE ARE NO SMALL
ITEMS ... DURATION OF AUCTION APPROX.

to

Rd.

t07 Maple Rd ..
REAL

1125
Model T FORD
Touring 3 dr. 4 cyt wlstarter option; black ext.
&amp; Int. Great shape In &amp; outiiD Nt1884568
Sharp

1937 Buick S.d•n repainted steel blue 4 dr.
straight 8 gas motor, 3 spd .. Valve-N-Heed.

showing 28,737 miles Style •3744t9, Body
#25667 (Note: scme peeling palni) ID3091292
19~6 Buick LeSob,. -'00 4 dr. hard top 375

V8 Wildcat motor, auto trans power steering &amp;
brakes. original car w/8'2 ,21 1 miles; Shop
made tandem axle bumper pull trailer, riding
mower, push mower &amp; wheelchair ramps .

Only 7 Items to auction so pleae be on time.
This auction will be short &amp; sweet! REMOVAL
Is d~y of a'-'ctlon . Cans have always been ga·
raged ; for further info. Call Larry Leasure

740.887.447t

TERMS: Cash or

check ; everything sold as-Is
no warranties express
final. STAN LEY &amp;
Hervy M.

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to

bidder:

I sales

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Business Services
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People • New Things

l-800-7t9-3001 eK1. 3901
Tho Pomeroy Police Oe-

FREE ESTIMATES

Seeking local &amp;
experienced Semi·
Tractor Trailer
driver. Excellent
Pay. Experienced
. Drivers Only.

'1-40·682·7773

or

800·523·0804
L--------'

or (740)367·7558 evenings.

CAMmils &amp;

~~M~Ill~U~H~H~O~M~FS~~
.

raised roo!, seats 7, seats 1971 Cobra 21 Ft. Trailer,

fold down Into bed, 2 ale. good condition, · no leaks

ice cooler. much more~ ex- $1,750.00 leave Message
cellent condition, $4,800, 3B (740) 949-2003
Hudson St., Middleport. Oh, '----'--- - - - - (740)992-4103, 740-992- Nice pop-up camper. E~ecel­
0709.
lenl condition. Sleeps ,she,
=:-::---::-----:- $700 OBO. (740}441-0094
200 I Chevy Silverado Ex
Sl II\ I( I· S

Cab; Quad Cab, loaded,

red, n.ew tires, 27,000 miles, r:r:::to~·;;;;~;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
must see! $t9.500 DBO:
HoME
(740)441-1547 .
IMPROVFME!ml

•Ca••l 1 RaAinluiiA!Ildelnud

Stop &amp; Compare
7122/TFN

Rooll.., SldlllJ _

Palnttna, GuUen,IJedCs.

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Free Estlm1test

(740) 992-1189
(Affordable Prices)

(140) 992-1705
Tonia Reiber
Ucensed by tilt Ohio

Everyone receives a
basket!!! Call:

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GOOD ~161-1.\! ~e. '&lt;00

Dean Hill ··
New&amp; Used

475 South Church St.
Ripley, WV 25271

l.IC.I-\i~

"W.V's #1 Chery. Pontiac. Buick; Olds
Van Dealer" ·

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BIG NATE
OKAY. rv&gt;.YBE I AM A
LliTLE JEALOUS OF
ARTU~!

29670 Bashan Road
Racine. Ohio ·
45771
740-949-2217

Cellular
.

I WAS THE

BEST CHESS PLAYER. IN
SCHOOL ANt&gt; THEN +IE
CAME ALONE! 1 I WAS
THE I!.EST ARTIST MD
THEN HE CAME AL0~(, 1 ·

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Jeff Warner Ins.
•
992-5479

...AND NOW ITS &amp;OING.
HAPPEN ACiAIIII! 1-1E '!&gt;·.
GOING TO . ~REEZ.E IN
AND S.TE,O.,L 1"'\Y PLACE
AS IHE · ST,O.,P. OF THE
SOCC.Et:!. TE""M

UNDER LATELV, AND ~EN

SI-IE JUST FELL ASLEeP...

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POOR
MARCIE ..
SllE'S TOO
llARDON

llERSELF

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740.992·2222 or
740.446-1018

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SI-IE WAS TELLIN6 US I-lOW
MUCH STRESS 51-lE'S BEEN

fiii.E

Local 843·5264
Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance;
Burial an!f Final Expenses; 1
Cancer &amp; Dental,
Retirement, Pension &amp; 401K Rollovers;
Mortgage; Major Medical
(!J

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PEANUTS

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• Room Addltlona &amp;
~~omoc~ounv

992-6215

NOT
THE
S.TAR
OF T+1E
SOCC.EF.
TE,O.,M .

TFN

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v. c. YOUNG 111

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In IMillltiOIIP

Free Estimates

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M'( f'\OI':.E- ~1""-i

1-800·822-0417

CARPENTER
SERVICE

• Patio and Porch Decka

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PLUmBinG .

YOUNG'.S

• VInyl Siding &amp; Pointing ·

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J6S ElfCTRIC 6 .

740-667·0363

. •New G1r1011
• E_loctrlcoll Plumbing
•Roofing &amp; Gutt~a

.

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1(}()(} St. Rt. 7South
Coolville, OH 45723

in this
space
f Or
$75
per
month

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THE BORN LOSER

Dealers

Advertise

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Sli( medicallloard

YORE RECOR 5 A WHOLE
LOT LONGER'N TAIT'5 ~~

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740-992·1671

SEAL IT
CONSTRUCTION

Case-IH Parts

SEMI·DRI'IJ=R
NEEDED

1990 Marl&lt; Ill Chevy van. =oeer Hunters Special!

FRANK &amp; EARNEST .

CONSTRUCTION

4 ·1521

All Makes Traclor &amp;
Equipment Parts
Factory Authorized

E. ProHiH (Pomeroy Police 1110
Department)
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_ _ _ _ _..

es

"SALES AND SERVICE"
WOLFE HEATING &amp; COOLING

·. m n. Secontl Hue.

Bus Trip

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Best Service at
the Best Pn"ce

Your

oatrele Coaaectioa, L
Qwllly
C..crtlf ft•.,.llll old 110rt!

740.742--8015
(tm.J!l-7m)
Call for more infaJ fi"ce estimate
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High&amp; Dry

Seff-Storage
33795 Hiland Rd.
Pomeroy, Ohio

92 Dodge Conversion Van ,
1 owner, lots of new parts

$2,500.304-675-6693

740-992·5232

.....

a up.
Call Jeanie
and ask how.

748·992-7996
Herbalife !~pendent
Distributor

BLIND SPOT

-rne ROLLING I'I"ONI:&gt; AR~

(Factory Outlet)
AU vertical blinds are
made to order at
our location

.

OF MUSIC FOR ~OME

• Vertiealo • Wood
• Minio • Ete
144 Third Ave.
Gallipolis 446--4995
Toll Free !-888-745-8847

H~CTIUCAL

• T?nneue Cover •

Ventvisor • Bug
Shield &amp; Full Lin~ of
Ollie A
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declarer wi)l ~;o;I~l
home , · p e rhap s ~ ~ ith
an ove rtrick . Howeve r, afl e r winni~g
the first trick with
dummy's club king.
declarer p_layed a low
hear t to h1s kmg. and
L. H. C hin s moothly
dropped Ihe queen .
Fi·om hi s lead, West
appeared to be short
in c lubs. If he al so
had a s in g leton henri,
lh ere was a ri sk that
1hc spades would be
breaking badly too.
So, South deci de&lt;) to
ru ff dummy' s club
losers in hi s hand. He
led lhe club jack to
dummy 's ' ace and
trumped a club. Disasl c r! West over ruffed wifh th e heart
10, c asheu the diamonu ace. and gave
hi s partner a diamond
ruff. East then took
lhe spade ace 10 defeat the contract.

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(7 40) IJ ')~ - !!!122

lkci.lusc yoU w'ill work very

Every Thursday
&amp; Sunday
Doors Open..4:30
Early birds start
6:30
1st Thursday' of

every month
All pack $5.00
Bring this coupon
Buy $5.00
Bonanza Get
5FREE

ODD JOBS
IQC.

POMEROY

APPLIANCE
STORE

200 E. Main St.
Open Bam-6pm
Mon lhru Sat.
Phone 892.0515
Washers. dryers

Palnilng, Power
Washing, Mowing,
Weedeatlng

Yoli Need it

Like New

Done, We'll Do It

Freezer. Electric
Ranges, Oishwashe1s
Refrigerators, and
much more
FREE DEUVERY

.(740) 949-4026

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(740)388-8743

446-8237. 675-7516 or 1·800-730-4535
Sand. i&amp;rcwel. Stona. CU/vwt 6 C.nrti"U.Cfion SUpplies

or
(740) 591·9239

~OME.IIME.S, ?!

!l0Mf.1"1ME!!&gt; 1 FEEL
-- LIKf. A FAILURE

has openings, t5 yr.
· experience, Ce~ified
in Meigs. Athens and
Washington coun~es,
Open 24 hours,
7 Days per week.
St. Rt. 7 Tuppers
Plains, OH

CALL 667-6329 .

JONES'·

Sunset Home
Construction.

Top • Removal • Trim

Bryan Reeves
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Connie's
Child CARE

Till: GUIZZWELLS
60'1 ,'id.l ~1-UY GJ.\1(l\\1:. lltt.RI&lt;.
RA.~~'&lt;.~ A 1'\tcE OF
)b\.1~ f!\1\lD
Y~itR.PAY

PEt:- ~

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New Homes, Room Additions,
Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs,
. Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall
..
a More

FREE ESTIMATES!
740-742-3411

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in the ye ~r

ahcud. a number of mJjor improv ements ure likely. h i~ a
guod peri od to put into prac-.
lice anv iilte ll cctual di scipline
yuu haVe acq uired.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0c t. 23)- If you arc hoping to ~~.:cu m ­
pi ish somethi ng of nm c today.
1rade in u cornpaniun who
tends to think in petty terms
fo r , an all y \\'ho operates on
h ig·h achie vement levels .
DoQ" t let an ybod y hold. you
back. Trying to patch up a
hroken romance? The AmoGruph Matchmaker can help
you umlerstand what to do to
m;. 1kc the relationshi p work.
Mail $2.75 to Match maker,
clo .this new.'\pupci'. P.O. Box
167. Wickl iffe. OH 44092.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24 -Nov .
22} -- 'Lady Luck muy do all
the heavy work today iit order
tu put yOu in a position where
vuu wi ll benefi t from something yoc1 couldn' t get on
your own . You "l\ need only to
pluy ~minor role .

SAG ITTAR IUS (Nov. 23fDec. 2 1) -- There is a strong
chance you' ll get the opportu-

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21 Freight unit
22 Make do
with
23 Rock's
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29 Atom!!:
particle
30 Gawk at
32 Plaid Item
34 Apiece
36 .Blou .. trlm
38 Rival
39 Paaturo
41 Frequently
43 Taxi

61 Computer
key

40 Splashed
42 Fed the
flames
4'4 Errand

11 TV
accessory

t 8 Nonflying
bird
1 - mortals 20 Quick look
runner
2 Disagree22 Utll. bill
45 Distort
able task
23 "Phooeyt" 46 Kitchen
3 Curloalty . 24 Good dort
staple
4 British
- 25 Almost
47 Invitation
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actor David
never
26 Delect
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quest
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31 Dollop
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syrup
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mea a.
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writer
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some
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money
destination
forever
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I had attended a political ra lly. I overheard one politician say to an'other, "I certe3inly admire the straight for- .
ward mann er in which all the issu es were DODGED."

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15 Bad habit
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• Stump Grinding
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lrigorator, freezer. micro- R ~~•dent1al or c~mmerclal
wave &amp; stereo systems all w1~1ng, new s~rv1ce or re·
built in. Queen size bed,· ~·~s. Ma ~ler Licensed ~lee­
sleeps 6. Spare tire ha s lriCtan. Rrde nour Electncal,
never been on the grouna. WV000306 , 304-675·1786.
E~ecellent condition, $8500 '

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The CRAFTY;

Tree Service
1994 Dutchman camper, 32
loot long, self conta ined, re·

Pus
Pus

fal sec ard th at
pushes the oppos iti o n
from success to failure. Th e youngster
sitli n g. _West made a
beauttful play. nol so
mu ch b ecause he
could foresee its effect, but m ore because it could not cost
and mi~,ht reap a reward . Can you sec
how he nudged South
into going down in
four hearts?
The dea l occ urred
during the match between Australia and
China/Hong Kong in
the youth se ries at the
Pacific '-Asia Bridge
Federalion Champions hips in Bangkok;
Thailand, last June .
North's sequence~ a
two-diamond tran sfer
bid. followed b~. three
cl-ubs , announced at
least g.ame-Qoing values w11h 5-4 or longer
in hearts and clubs.
South, with most of
hi s poi nt s in the other
lwtJ suits, mi ghl have
gone for lhree notrump . which WO\.Ild
have made eas ily .
Also, after South
showed hearl support , ·
North might have
continued with three
·no-trump to describe
his 2-5-2-4 shape.
A glance at lhe full
layout· s ug gests that

mcticul o u ~ l y

lint 171ba.
aulldrul

Wut

It is fun to produce

Hill's Self
Storage

Bid $300.00
1992 Ford Econotine one
Ton Work Van-Minimum Bid
$1000.00
Conuict person: Chief Mark

VANS&amp;
. 4--WDs

•Navtbi&amp;
•Gil....

·Delicious Food

bids:
1987 Chevy Conversion
· Van • Minimum Bid $500.00
1987 Ford Tarus - Minimum

6944
. 96 Ford Bronco XL (full
size)
77,000
miles,
$9,500. days (740)367-0222

• Heating ·
A:IR(e4ow
• Air Conditioners
S~
• Service On All Bn1nda
• Residential a Light Commercial
• 10 yr; parts a Llbor
• Heating a Air Conditioning
www.amerlcanatanctardalr.com

appt.
mEIGS mHSSfiGE
. THERHPY .

Longaberger/Dresden

K Q 4 3

Falsecard

-ROBERT
BISSELL

AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING &amp; HEATING . .

Are gou slressed1
tall now for gOIIr

Hew Chars Tasta

panmenl w111 be oetling the
following vehicles by sealed

1993 Rangel Auto, air, good
tires, 96 road miles. e~etend ·
ed·cab, bed-liner, e~ecellent ,
condition $35.00 1·740·667-

(740) 992-3194
992-6635

Sat, November 30. 2002
$65.00- Space Limited
Deadline: Oct 20, 2002

304-773-5800

7512

Cars from $500, police im·
pounds lor sale! For listing

(304)675-4975

South
1 NT
2•
J9

53 Pony foot .
55 Pasternak
heroine
56 Raee the
engine
57 Whodunit

17 Dwelled

Openina lead. • 1 .

cashle~s

1066 Second Street

s12 ,5oo OB'o. 11401682-

610'K211

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0l'ale r· South
Vulnerable East·Weat

Gallipolis, OH 45631
(740) 446~1044
Monday-Friday 11-SPM • Saturday 8-2pm

t mo.

97 Beech St.
middleport, DH

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4359 St. Rt. 160

Terry Lamm
(740) 992·0739

MANUYS
SELF STORAGE

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LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR

Owner:
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4 Nods off
6 Exeeulvely
11 Sell
12 Turkey"a
neighbor
13 Sub•ero
comment ·

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Siding, lind
~ddltlons

Subdivision
onto
Terrace
Dr. then left on

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Sout h
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Massey Ferguson
Parts &amp; Service

Specializing In:
Roofing, Deeks.

the premises
~

Maple

with red leather, glass top,
loaded, CO/ cassette radio,

1966 F-350 Welding Rig
Li ncoln Welder. $4,000.

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Foreman: Larry
Ownr~r: '
740-367-0181
Ronald "Mick" Haning
Christina "Chris" Haning
740-992-o780
Cellll740.591·0919
Cell: 591-8393,

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the
following on

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94 Corvette Coupe, white

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Od&gt;&lt;AdeC&amp; Gravely

Ya hr. Located from ChiiUcothe, Ohio take US
Route 50 East 6 miles; tum right at Freeman

92 Z-24 Chevy Cavalier, - - , - - - - - good condition, 135,000
Announcement
m;les, 1740)367-0394
i~~iji;~;!l;;r~

AM to 4:00PM
Deadline for Bids: October
30th. Mark E. Protlin, Chief

&amp;.eul
;,t,.4~c&lt;., iAr m&amp;· &amp;e.,~ ltutst
S,,:ott L Swain
Gallipolis, Ohio • (740) 446-2015
ISA Certifkd Arhorist
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Haning's Construction

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we will sell

Do.not stand at our
graves and ·weep,
Century, $1295. 12 others
in stock, we take trades.
we are not there,
COOK MOTORS (740)446we do not sleep.
0t03
We are a thousand
1998 Buick leSabre limit·
winds that blow.
ed, black, ·loaded with all
options 104,000 mii·es,
We are the
$6895 OBO. (740)441 -1971
days. (740)441-0816 Eve- diamond 's gift on
nings and weekends.
snow. We are the
1998. Chev. Caviler Blue ausunlight on ripened
to. AJc Cruise 4 dr. AMIFM
grains . We are the
Cass. new tires , new battery: 74,000-miles $3.500.
gentle autumn's
. 992-5860
rain. When you
1999 lincoln T:owncar, Sig·
a waken in the
. nature Series, bright white,
sharp, loaded, one owner
morning's hush.
{retired). Always main\ained
we are the swift
on time, · extra clean.
(740)446·1000. Leave mesuplifting rush of ·
sage.
quiet birds in
2001 Dodge Stratus, 4 cyl·
circled
flight.
inder. auto. 4 door, cruise,
tilt. 818 · miles, $10,000
We are the soft
(740)441 &gt;0337.
stars that shine at
67 Camara, 327, 68,000 night. Do not stand
original miles. All original,
very solid, interior excellent.
at our graves
. $10,500. Call aller 5pm.
and cry;
(740)388-8972
we
are
not there,
85 Dodge Diplomat. $500
OBCl New tires. everything
we did not dio,·
works. Can be seen at

heat, good stereo, 1 V-6, 5

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Atty .. In Fact,

BOTH BORN ON
OCTOBER 18:
44 &amp; 42 YEARS AGO

Very sadly missed
forever loved by
sisters Jeanie. Cindy,

Email: bllldMellf)llnk.ccwn

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We Care For Your Trees~

·A. Leasure,

$2995; 1WS Grand Am GT,
2 door, $3695; 1993 Buick

(304)675-7682

\tbri lrKlwilrl

(740) 992·3320

IUISOLVTE AUCTION

.INLOVlNG

1996 Grand Afn , 4 door,

2910 Birch Avenue. Call

c,s.••• ~

ce•m•ne•

·Daily Sentinel

restored ,

$1500 OBO. (740)446-3005

good

IIUS
fiiiiY

EYE OPENERS

At.riDl

Rooflng, Siding, Hdd-Ons, (ledrlcal,
Phlnblng, Decks, Remadellng,
Drgwlll. PalnUng

7'tl!e ~ S.pea~t4J

IH ''"'I"CIIn \1111'\

to

48 Valentine
flower
52 Unaer and

nit y today to get to Know
someone be tter wl10 has been
give n a bad rap by &lt;.~n acquaintance .of yours. II'll be a
lucky turn about for you.
CA PRICO RN (Dec. 22~Jan .
19} -- If you find yourse lf .
~addled . wi th
neg ative .

ttltrrrglw:: .through overani.ll yz·

in g things today , immediately
gi ve yourse lf a boo!' and become u doer in s t e~1 d. Th:H 's
howyou win.
Al,lUARIUS (Jan 20- Feb.
19) -- Be n cxibl e in your
think ing tOday com:e rning an
interesting arran ge me nt
you' re presently involve d in.
When you let go. Lady Luck
can take over and make your
dreams a reality.
PISCES (Feb: 20-Mu rch
20) -- Don't sc tl le for small
returns if you have an &lt;'pportunil y to shoot for somethin g
much larger. Your guins will
be in proporlion 10 !he size ur
the projetl or involvement .
ARIES (March 21-April IY)
-- You wo n't have any trouble
today ste ppin g up unci acce pt Ing lhe responsibility for
some thing c:uused bv a group
you belong to. Clnce you
show account abil ny, the olh ers will follow C\ui J.
.

'"fi\UR US (Apr il 211-May
20) .. It may nDt be what you

know that gets you out uf
trouble today, but whorn you
know . As ion!.! as thi s fo rtu nate dev elopmCnt pui s you on
the plu.o,; side . wh o cares?
GEM INI (May 21-Ju nc 20)
·-Small obstacles c.ou ld dilute

yo ur hopes and enthu siasm 1f
you let them . Rem~in pos itive, and ym~ · n di sL"ovc r that
testy ~ilUation s &lt;.~ rc mana geable if yo u don't buckle.
. CANCER (Junc '21-hily 22)

-- No matt~;r what the indi~a­
tors are. know going in that
you can be lu!.:k1c r than usuu l
today whe re your material in- .
terests are conce rne d. Go tor
. goals beyond your reach.
LEO (Ju ly 23- Aug . 22) -No woitder you ' re popular to·
day ; You have the tolerance
to tac tfu ll y overl ook the little
things comp ani on~ .~;1 y or do
tha t could be cl asSIIi c~ as. an, noy in". Good for you .
VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22)
· -- Sometimes a little seed effort is required in order to

prime the pump for something
larger. Thi s may be one of
those times, so don' t be afraid
10 do .,l,hat you must if il generates som ethin~ bellcr.

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