https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/523a07eb7a2514f4faab2346be7510d3.pdf 7e5c577ddde5333ef3fb9c6d36abb873 PDF Text Text SPORIS: Reds beafAstros 3-2, Meigs County's so cenh o September 4, 2001 o Tuesday B1 Hometown Newspaper www.mydai~ysentinel.com Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Vol. 52, No. 1l Ohio ranks poorly in lead study Worken ·' feeling sloW economy ' CLEVELAND (AP) Ohio ranked second worst among 19 states in the first attempt by the Centers for Disease Control to compare lead-poisoning rates among children. Cuyahoga County. had the highest percentage among all the counties surveyed . in Ohio and about 85 percent of its cases were children . in Cleveland, The Plain Dealer reported Sunday. The study of children poisoned by exposure to .RETIRING - Meigs County Recycling and · Litter Prevention Manager Kenny Wiggins, with lead-based paint was done plaque, retired from the position on Friday after 14 years o~ service. Meigs County Commis· in 1998 and was pubsioners Jim Sheets, Mlck Davenport and Jeff Thornton are also pictured. (Brian J. Reed photo)' lished in · December. Michigan ranked worst, while Ohio fell behind 17 other states. "This is a major public health issue," said Dr. Thomas Matte, a medical BY BRIAN J. REED paper, newsprint and other Through those epidemiologist at the SENTINEL NEWS STAFF items to date this year. tfforts, Meigs County CDC's National Center POMEROY - In his 14 In Sandusky County, where has emerged with for Environmental Health years on the job, Meigs CounFremont is the county seat, one of the highest and co-author of the ty Recycling and Litter Conand where the population is study. trol's Kenny Wiggins has seen roughly three times that of per-capita recycling Meigs County, residents recy" Lead poisoning is a Meigs County emerge as a rates in the state. cled orily 204,000 pounds last preventable condition statewide leader . in recycling year. that is still affecting thou- · and litter prevention. highways and, even more so, Wiggins has taken a number Wiggins, of . Mirersville, on encouraging recycling by sands and thousands of of steps to ensure convenience children. Scientific eviretired as program director for businesses and private resifor those who recycle items. dence is · overwhelming the recycling program. on Fri- dences. Seven new recycling sheds and that it impacts a child's day. Through those efforts, growth and develop- . The program was first estab- Meigs · County has emerged a total of 10 recycling sites ment." lished in _,1982, ..yh~ the -with one of the :highest per- throughout the county have • in~·National lns ntutes county received $23,000 to capita recycling rates in the tiee'n . established, • and • two curbside recycling_ erograms of _I:Iealth-_!'unded study_ _ clean UP. seven illegal dumpjng state. in Racine and Syracuse piilihsfieaiast November sites. Since that til)1e, and priFor example, Wiggins said, by ~r. .Bruce Lanphea~, a mafily under Wiggins' leader- Meigs County residents and have also made the process pedtatnc, resear~her w1th ship, the program has shifted businesses have recycled over a easter. Wiggins can often be seen Children s Hospital Medits focus to encouraging the half-million pounds of plastic, PluH ... Study, A:S prevention of litter on local aluminum, steel, cardboard, . Please see Wlglns, A:S Wiggins retires from recycling post ' COLUMBUS (AP) only one to suffer a loss of The holiday created to cele- . jobs. , The downturn isn't a brate the American worker may not have been such a complete surprise, considerjoyous day this year for near- ing that manufacturing is ly 27,000 Ohioans.That's the more sensitive to economic number of manufacturing slowdowns than are other jobs lost statewide since last areas of the economy. Some labor leaders believe Labor Day, mostly as the result of a nationwide eco- federal free-trade po'Iicies nomic downturn. have helped fuel the slowMore than 3,000 of those down and say that if steps jobs have been aren't taken to lost in central we do not protect U.S. Ohio, where manufacturing manu acture businesses jobs, the entire products, something economy~ including Lucent and of value to sell, our suffer. Columbus standard of living "If we do Coated Fabnot manufacis goino to continue ture r,ics ,in Co1um<& products, Owens to slip and slip. " something of bus, Corning m value to sell, 8111 Burge Newark and our standard of living is Kenworth Truck in Chillicothe have going to continue to slip and announced either layoffs, job slip," said Bill Burga, presicuts or plant closings. dent of the Ohio AFL-CIO. "I've been trying to find There are good-paying other work, but there's noth- jobs in other· sectors that are including ing for us that is as well pay- still growing ing," said Cecilia Mikla, who engineering and architectur-. had worked 22 years at al services jobs that average Lucent Technologies' $828.80 in weekly pay, coniColumbus Works before pared with $638.58 for manbeing laid off in April. More ufacturing. than.1,000 workers have lost ' But that doesn't help the jobs in recent months at the worker with limited education who could earn as plant, which has been sold. State employment infor- much as $20 an hour at the ma:tton snows tlilltne slump Lucent plant. ---~ has affected most sectors of "What happens to these the economy. Although job people who don't have techgrowth has slowed in other nical skills? The answer is sectors, manufacturing is the uq !fi Ple•se ... Economy, A:s HOLZER CON'lRIBUTIONS MEIGS CONTRIBUTION (right) - Aga~n this year, Holzer ClinIc provided $6,000 In funding for an athletic trainer at Meigs High School. Making the contribution to Meigs Local's athletic directors, Carl Wolfe and Rick Blaettnar, and to Ohio University's Amanda Ellison, the district's trainer, is Amy Wagner, athletic trainer at Holzer Meigs Clinic. EASTERN CONTRIBUT.ION (left) -Amy Wagner, athletic trainer at Holzer Meigs Clinic, presents a $6,000 check to Eastern Athletic Director Pam Douthitt and Erin Hemmelgarn, athletic trainer from Ohio University, who Is working at the school this year. The clinic makes the contributions annually. · Brian J. Reed photos Hlp: lOs Schools struggle to catch up despite new plan . Low: 50s Details, A2 1 Sedlonl - 10 ...... Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather A2 A6-8 A9 A4 A3 AS.7.10 A3 Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 8+0; Pick 4: 3-9-4-9 lllldle')'l 5: 1-17·23-27-33 W.VA. Daily 3: 7-7-3 Daily 4: J-4-3-7 c 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. . STEWART (AP) - Music teacher Therese Lackey spends hundreds of dollars of her own money each year on sheet music and other supplies for her students· because of her school's limited resources. "I'm very, very frustrated," said Lackey, a singing and instrumental teacher at Coolville Elementary in Federal Hocking schools in southeas~ Ohio. "I choose not only to live in a small rural community, I choose to work here, I choose to send my children to school here," she said. "Yes, they're receiving a good education, but it could be a whole lot better and unfortunately it comes down to money." The state's decade-old lawsuit over the way it funds public education started. here in rural southeast Ohio. A coalition of school districts sued on behalf of Perry County student Nathan DeRolph in 1991, arguing the state's funding system hurt students such , as DeRolph whose poor districts couldn't provide as many educational benefits as wealthier schools. Sources have told The Associated Press the Ohio Supreme Court is expected to rule this week that the state's latest fund.: ing plan is constitutional, provided lawmakers spee,d up distribution of money· to help poor districts. AHention All . Men!! . FREE Prostate Screening sponsored by Holzer Medical Center Community Health and Wei/ness and Holzer Clinic Saturclay, SepteMber. 8, 2001 8&30 aM • 1 2 Noon Second Floor UroloiY Clinic Holzer Clinic • 90 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis I ' 1 · To schedule your free screening, or for information on participation requirements, call Susan Morgan at MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www .holzer.org · (740) 446·5311 ' lol �oa~ny_sen_tin_el_ _ _B:;;;::;;..y _The___ the Bend PageAl Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2001 Tuesd•y. September 4, :1001 Deaths Visits to strip clubs aren't as harmless·as man claims DEAR ABBY: The lerter from the man who can't stay out of strip clubs reminded me of my husband. He goes two, three, sometimes four times a week. For a long time he tried to hide it. Now he goes openly. He says he won't ch~nge, and if I don't like it - too bad. Well, I don't like it. He says it's APVICE harmless - that all his friends are there, and none of the other wivl:l'; mind. (I doubt that.) I ha>1e long susDEAR HURT AND HEARTpected he had a problem. After read- · SICK: The strip clubs of the new millennium are not your grandfaing that letter, I know he has one. I can understand going to a strip ther's (or my grandfather"s!) strip club once in a while as a lark, but dubs. They have added new wrinwhy should a man almost 50 years kle - audience interaction ·in the old need to go several times a week form of"lap dances" and sometimes to watch topless danc ers young more. Men who visit strip clubs enough to be his daughters' I'm not '"two, three and four times a week" 1 straitlaced, but franklv,l am sick over DO have a problem. They're this. He claims not to have a prob- hooked. Why do they do it' Read on: lem . Why do men do tlm? DEAR ABBY: · Please urge HURT AND HEARTSICK IN "Hooked in Portland" to RUN to PENNSYLVANIA Abigail Van Buren a those Sexaholics Anonymous meetings before it's too late. For 17 years, my husband has frequented strip clubs (including the lap dances), massage parlors, pam sites, and has been having phone sex with prostitutes in other countries. He has cashed in all his stock~ and wasted more than $70,000. He told me he was going out of town on " busin.:ss" and took a hooker to Asia for an exotic vacation af a five -sta r hotel. He buys expensive jewelry for these women, and on one trip to a strip club, withdrew more than S1,800 from the ATM. When I protested, he told me I was a lesbian (which was new~ to me) and that it was all my fault, because I " made him" do all his illicit acts . I think men go to strip clubs to watch women degrade themselves. Deep down, they .really hate women. Their addiction is more important LOCAL EVENTS The Community Calendar Is published as 11 free service to non·proflt groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar Is not designed to promote sales or lund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space per· mlts and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific num· ber of days. ' SYRACUSE - Due to the Labor Day holiday, the regular meeting of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs will be held on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the water offiqe.nnex. · WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE . - Scipio Town· ship Trustees, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Pageville Town Hall. TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Garden ALFRED - Orange Township Club will hold an open meeting Trustees, regular meeting, Tues .. for all garden clubs and the pub· 7:30 p.m., home of Clerk Osie lie at the Chester United Mae Follrod. Methodist Church on WednesROCKSPRINGS - Salisbury day at 7:30 p.m. Pat Lane, Township Trustees, Tues., 6 regional garden cjub director, will be the guest speaker and will p.m., township building. present a question and answer about perennials. POMEROY ) - Meigs Local session Band .Boosters, Tues., 6:30p.m. Chester club members should at Meigs County Annex. bring finger foods and door prizes. Pomeroy mayor's court ' . POMEROY Several · Zirkle, Pomeroy, $85, speed. Those fined in court were people forfeited bonds and a number of individuals were Glenn Lee Zenier, Middle-'--- fined- by- Magistr·ate;--b.Seett - port, $+00-plus- costs;--$800 ·'Powell during Pomeroy forfeiture to the Village of Mayor 's Court held last Pom ero"y Law Enforcement week. Trust Fund, driving under Those forei ting bonds th e influence amended to were Jeffrey S. Campbell, reckless operation, $45 and Syracuse, $60, speed; Michael costs, speed; Kathy Day, $100 D. Sigman, Reynoldsburg , and costs, failure to haul $85, window tint; Elizabeth garbage; Jane Oldaker, MidF. Soderlund, Columbus, $82, dleport, $63 and costs, failure speed; Tony M. Hutton, to control amended to ·. Langsville, $88, speed; David improper backing; Michael M. Camp, Middleport, $82, T. Smith, Pomeroy, S40 and . speed; Belinda R. Pendelton, costs, speed; Linda L. StewMiddleport, $98, open con- art, Middleport, $63 and tainer in motor vehicle;Chris costs, traffic control device; M. Pollock, .Parkersburg, Amber Atkins, Rutland, costs W.Va., $158, seat belt, only, no license plate; Shelia expired registration; Adam A. Evans, Pomeroy, costs Teachout, $85, illegal U - only, failure to haul garbage; turn; Robert L. Reeves, Jr., Susan J. Brown, Pomeroy, Chester, $448, criminal dam- SSO and costs •. fictitious tags aging, disorderly by intoxica- dismissed to ACDA; Jarod D. tion; Ryan M, Powell, Gilmore, costs only, failure to Pomeroy, $285, assault; John haul garbage; Joseph Blazer C. Smithson, Mason, W.Va., Ill, Rutland, $50 and costs, $98, traffi c control device; ACDA; Benjamin A. Steven Simpkins, Ewington, Mitchell, Pomeroy, $200 and $169, window tint, speed; ·costs; underage possession of Edward A. Rowe, Burbank, alcoh ol; · Edie Roush·, $85, illegal left turn; Pomeroy, $150 and costs, five Mark E. Duncan, Vinton, days jail suspended upon $98, expired reg istration; Ri chard Lockhart, Letart, proof of valid operators W.Va ., $98, expired registra- license within 120 days, drition; Ian Ervin, Vinton, $98, ving under suspension. D, · Simpson , Teresa expired registration; Connie Schartinger, Langsville, $81 , Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speed; Alison Allen, Hills.- ACDA; James· Council, bora , $79, speed; Amberly K. Racine, $25 and costs, speed; John so n, ltacine, $83, speed; Tammy Reitmire, Pomeroy, Trudy Dailey, Athens, $82, SI 00 and costs, five days jail speed; Brian Cundiff, Maso n, susp ended upon p'roof of W."va., •79 ~ , spee d ; "vanessa L. valid operators license with Kaukonen , Pomeroy, $80, in 120 days, driving under speed; Johnny L. Lilly, Pt. suspension ; Karen Ross , ·p1 easant, w" . va., ~•82 , spee d ; Pom eroy, $45 and costs, Terry Mullins, Alicia M. Byrd, Pickering- speed; ton , $88, speed; Paula M. Langsville, $100 and costs , H alley, C rown City, $81 , disorderly by intoxication; speed ; James Turner, Albany, Wendell L. Blackwell, $79, speed; Kelli Hubbard, Pomeroy, $63 and costs , fictiMiddleport, $89, speed; tious tags; Teresa Thaxton, Jimmy L. Flora, Mason , Rutlan , $45 and costs, speed; WVa., S82, speed; Eric D. David Park, Pomeroy, $46 Montgomery, Langsville, and costs, seat belt; Amber I. $79, speed; Elizabeth Janke, Well, Pomeroy, $54 and Penn sylava nia, $82, speed; costs, speed ; Raquel A. MadMark A. R eitm ire, Pomeroy, dox , Pom eroy, $100 and $86, speed; Anthony N. Size- costs, failure to stop after dismissed to more, Pomeroy, $86, speed; accide nt , Bobby R . Roush, Pomeroy, obstructing official business, $85, speed; C harles Follrod, $25 and costs, seat belt, $50 Lima, $79, speed: Susan R . and costs, ACDA. than the fact they can get herpes and home life, etc., begin to suffer. With counseling I realized I was AIDS. I'll never understand why "tranquilizing" myself with pornogthese men cannot control themselves. SEEN ONE, SEEN raphy to escape anxiety and depre ssion (insomnia, irritability, etc.) but 'EM ALL DEAR SEEN ONE: There is no not before severely damaging my "one reason" why men - and marriage. Thank God I have an women - become caught up in amazing wife who stood by me. Our sexual addiction. However, the nexi mJtriage is now stronger than ever. I applaud "Hooked" for seeking letter may offer some insight: DEAR ABB.Y: You advised help. If he eventually decides to tell "Hooked in Portland" to contact his wife the whole story, I suspect Sexaholics Anonymous. It's a fine she'll ·be impressed by his effort', organization, but he'll still have to lie too. - BETTER THAN EVER to hi s wife if he doesn't want to IN TENNESSEE DEAR BETadmit he's attending their weekly TER THAN EVER: Congratulameetings. · tions on your recovery, for recognizI, too, was addicted to strip clubs ing you had a problem and dealin¥ and porn videos, and I have the fol- with it. I hope others who are lowing advice for "Hooked": Find a caught in sexual addiction will recpsychologist who is experienced in ognize themselves in your letter and the treatment of addictions, anxiety know they are not alone and that and depression. He can tell his wife help is available. Dear Abby is writtell by PQuli11e that he.'s stressed out and wants to see a professional before his work, Phillips a11d daughterJearme Philbps. Social Security questions and answers POMEROY - Bernice Goble, 59, Naylor's Run Road, Pomeroy, died Friday, Aug. 31, 2001 at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. She was born Oct. 5, 1941 in Pomeroy, duaghter of the late Orland and Alberta Mae Smith Laudermilt. She was a homemaker, and attended Hillside Baptist Church. She is survived by her former husband, Clarence W. Goble of l'omeroy; two stepsons, Clarence Jr. and Tatr)my Goble of Pomeroy, an <:I Donald Goble of Columbus; three stepdaughters, · Debbie, Tina and Trish Goble, all of Columbus; 11ine brothers and eight sisters-in-law, Franklin Laudermilt of Middleport, Charles and Jean Laudermilt of Columbus, Walter and Sandy _Laudermilt, Edward and Judy Laudermilt, and Orland and Shaila Laudermilt, all ofPomeroy,Vincent and Dakota " Louise" Laudermilt of Middleport, Johnny and Sherry Laudermilt of Las Vegas, Nev., Thomas and Jennifer Laudermilt of Springfield, .and Max and Mary Laudermilt of Pataskala; four sisters and a brother-in-law, Irene Nelson of Ironton , Vivian Garnes of Pomeroy, and Donna Briggs and Sue and Jack Withrow, all of Pataskala; I 6 step grandchildren; and several nieces and · hephews. · She was also preceded in death by ~er brother-in-law, John ny Nelson. Servi<;es will be 1 p.m. Wednesday in Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. Burial will follow at Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 tonight. Memorial contributions toward funeral expenses ;nay be made in care of Ewing Funeral Home, 108 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Joy A. Swain BY THE ASSOCIATED PREsS Look for sunny and dry conditions across the tri county area for the next couple of days. Highs will be in the 80s and lows in the 50s with low relative humidities through Thursday, the National Weather Service said. A frontal system expected to reach the area 0 11 Friday could bring some showers through Saturday. Sunset to"n ight will be at 7:59, and sunrise on Wednesday is at 7:03a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight...Mostly clear. Low in the upper 50s. Light and variable wind. Wednesday... Sunny. High near HO. Light northeast wind . Wednesday night ... Mostly, clear. Low in the low.r 50s. Extended fore'Cast: Thursday... Partly cloudy. High in the lower 80s. Friday.. . Partly cloudy. Low near 60 and high near 80. Saturday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Low in the lower 60s and high in the upper 70s. Sunday.. .Partly cloudy. Low in -the upper 50s and high near 80. Mondat.t.. Mostly clear. Low in the upper 50s and high in the l9wer 80s. you are married. Visit our website at , www.ssa.gov or call Social Security at 1800-772-1213 to find out To perfonn Wiggins . Plan dniic spec a Study Hewlett-Packard buying Compaq for $25 billion a And Deserve Recognition! NEWS NamedtD ds islst Put Your Special Greeting ·In Our "Grandparents Are Special" Edition REEDSVILLE- Kdley A. N ee<h of Reedsville \\':IS named to the dean's list at W:lshington State Community College in Marietta for the summer term. Students on the dean's list have achieved a grade point average of at least 3.5 fOr the teml. Sunday, September 9, 2001 ssoo Helps at Pap& Grandma Haliafonl C.lllp J}.~dy We Q You! Kali Bug & B Bear The Daily Sentinel . Tessa Paige Will "All my pappaws and mammaws are the best!" ' Reader Services Larger Ad Available If Needed Correction Polley. Our main concem In all stories is to be accurate. Hyou know of an error In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. 2x3 • $15°0 DEADLINE: Wednesday, September _5, 2001 News Departments The main number is 992·2156. Department extentions are: r-----------~-----------, Send or bring your photo to: ' 1 I : The Daily Sentinel : 1 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio .I I Child's Name--'-----'-----~------- I IGr~ting I I I I Must Be Prepaid • MC & Visa Accepted - DAR to meet Auxiliary meets Economy from COLLEGE LOCAL BRIEFS The team will also be at the EMS runs Pomeroy Field Service Cen- POMEROY __. Units of ter across from Veterans the Meigs Emergency Service Memorial H ospital on Sept. answered 11 calls for assis- 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 10 a.m. tance on Labor Day. . Units to 2 p.m. Those seeking serresponded as follows: vices should bring a copy of CENTRAL DISPATCH their discharge, separation or 2:40 a.m., East Main Street, DD214, and their spouse's and Aileen Wehrung, Holzer dependents' Social Security Medical Center; numbers. 9:39 a.m., Page Street, Honorably discharged vetPauli ne Bowlans, HMC; . erans may be eligible for the 11:1 o a.m., Zuspan Hollow VA Health Carey System. Road, Edna Madden, HMC; Those previously enrolled 3:17 p.m., Sycamore Street, who have not used the system Charles Hatfield, Pleasant Val- in the past three years must ley Hospital; re- enroll. 5:05 p.m., Ohio 124 , Tammy Hysell, HMC; 6:47 p.m., Spring Avenue, POMEROY - Junior and the program," Meigs County Melinda Justice, HMC; 9:07 p.m., Hudson Street, Rita White and Ralph Cooke Commissioner Jeff Thornto.n Brenda Jinks, HMC. will perform at the Meigs said Friday. " He has made it a Multipurpose Senior Center MIDDLEPORT from Page AI succes."i. 4:01 p.m., South Second, o n Thursday at 5:30 p.m. The "Kenny ·IS the program,"' running a recycling route said Commissioner Mick auto fire, Mark Kimes owner, program will include a va riety no mJunes. of music and a Rname that himself. The Meigs County Davenport. tuneS segment. There is no POMEROY Multipurpose Senior Center, Wiggins credited th e resiI 0:13 a.m., Rocksprings adm ission charge and the the local sc hool systems, fur- dents of Meigs County for Rehabilitation Center, Dora public is invited. niture stores, T he Daily Senthe success. to 'l, . and said Hooper, OUBle ness Memortinel and a number of ot~er cooperation from Meigs ial Hospital; ' businesses contribute regular.County agencies, includi ng 8:10 p.m ., Ohio 143, ly to the recydi ng efforts with the highway department, and William Kennedy, HMC. POMEROY Meigs cardboard and other items, have made local businesses, TUPPERS PLAINS County Health Department and science clubs and "()ther th e job easier. 1:26 p.m ., HMC C linic, will hold a childhood immuyouth groups also gather is also the ' townWiggins Ariel Lawson, HMC. nization clinic on Tuesday materials. · · ship clerk for Sutton Townfrom 1-7 p.m. at the health Wiggins said that eight tons ship. department office. The child's of recyclables were cu lied Paula Woods, who works in sho t records must be providfrom the construction sire at ed, and children must be has been . POMEROY Return the program office, Southern Elementary School , and nine tons were collec ted appointed to serve as the pro- Jonathan Meigs · C hapter, accompanied by a parent or at the Southern Ohio Coal gram man ager until a perma- DAR will meet · th e Meigs legal guardian. Co. shortly after the M eigs nent' replacement for Wiggins County ~ublic Library at I :30 Mines were sold to CON- is hired . T he commissio ners p.m. on Saturday. Judge Steven Story will be SOL Energy. were interviewing candidates TUPPERS PLAINS the special guest speaker for "We're proud of Kenny and for the position on Friday. the event. Lunch will be held · Tuppers Plains VFW LadiesU by the hostess com mittee Auxiliary will meet on Thursreductions will begin to boost , prior to the meeting at 12 day. A potluck dinner will be investment and consume r p.m. at C rowUs Family held at 6:30 p.m ., meeting at 7:30p.m. spending, ·helping stabilize Restaurant. will pay for the examination and for certain travel expensGALLIPOLIS _Joy A. Swain, 63, Gallipolis, died Saturday, es to get there. Sept. 1, 2001 at her residence. . Q. Ifil person begins work Born Dec. 21, 1937 in Gallia County, daughter of Clarence ing at age 18, at what point V and Gladys Mae Ours Layne of Crown C ity, she was retired ·will he/she be insured for after nearly 30 years of service as an assistant manager at the Social Security disability be11Sears-Roebuck Catalog Service Center in Gallipolis. fi ? · e ts. After retirement, she was later employed at Wal- Mart, and she A. Generally, a . yo ung :and her husband, Kenneth Swain, also owned and operated the person who starts work at age ·swain Auction Co. and Swain Furniture. 18 Id b · d < f ' cou ecome · She was a member o Providence Missionary Baptist fi msure · b tor . disability bene ItS m a out Church, Providence Joy Ladies and was a member of several one and one ha!f years, proladies' bowling leagues for several years. vided he/she earns enough Surviving in addition to her parents are her husband, Kenincome to be -credited with neth Swain, whom she married July 27, 1957 in G reenup, Ky.; six earnings credits, or " quarthree daughters, Tammy C. (Frank) Porfido of Tucson, Ariz., ters of coverage." and Dian (Keith) Callahan and Dafney (Mike) Davis, both of The amount-of earnings Mercervil)e; six grandchildren ; two sisters, ·J udy Gay (Allen) needed to get a quarter of Strait of Gallipolis, and Becky (R ichard) Fellure of Mercerville; from Page A1 · m,anufa~turing by the end of coverage increases every caland a brother, Gale Layne of Crown City. endar year. For 2001, a person .. Services were conducted at II a.m. today, Tuesday, Sept. 4, they get left behind," said Bill the yei.r and allowing growth must have $830 in earnings to 2001 at Providence Missionary Baptist Church, with the Rev. LaFayette, manager of eco-· in 2002, according to a fore cast by_the National Associa· Don Wheeler officiating. ge t one quarter o f cove rage;' all . h Burial was in Providence Cemetery. nomic analysis for the Grea.ter $3,320 to get the maximun1 There were no c mg ours. Columbus Chamber of Com- tion ot Manufacturers. "The recent data has been · of four quart~rs of coverage. ,Memorial contributions can be made · in her memory to merce. somewhat favorable and sugFor more mtormation, · < · Providence Missionary Baptist Church, in care of 7751 Ohio ca 11 The news may not be all gests that we are near a turnsoc1a· 1 s ecu nty · ·s to 11- <tree · 218, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. bad f6t manufacturing, howing point," said Jerry Jasinumber, 1800-772- 1213, and . Arrangements were by Cremeens Funeral Chapel. ever. nowski, the associatio n's presrequest the booklet, Disab~ill!i-::__-fl---""==============--------- -·--T.aX--cuts-<~nd interest-rate--;-ident-. ty. children with lead poisoning last year. "One of the national Page AI health objectives for 20 I 0 is the elimination of childical Center in Cincinnati, hood lead poisoning," · the lead poisoning was linked to CDC report said. drop in IQ. · "Data in this report docu· " If we want to know why ment continued progress SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) will keep its headqu arters in Johnny can't read, we have toward this goal but also High-tech giant Hewlett- Palo Alto, though it will have 1o think about lead poison- show the ongoing need to . Packard Co. is buying rival a substantial presence in i ng," said Stuart Greenberg. target prevention efforts at Compaq Computet Corp. for Housto n. Compaq's chairman executive director of the communities and popula- about $25 biQion in a· block- and chief executive, Michael grass-roots Environmental buster merger that should Capellas, will be president. tions at highest risk." ·Health Watch. "If the mayor shake up the struggling comAfter the merger closes, Though ClevelaHd trained is in charge of schools, he or lead abatement contractors puter industry. which is expected to happen she ought to be looking at The stock swap announced in the early 1990s, the cost in the first half of 2002, the lead poisoning. It's a terrible Monday night unites two of eliminating lead was often burden for the kid and the companies with a proud his- new HP will be 64 percent too high for many property tory but a difficult recent past. owned by HP shareholders ramily, even more so in a community like· Cleveland owners, Greenberg said. Palo Alto, Calif.-based HP and 36 percent owned by Ohio's strict lead abateand Houston-based Compaq Compaq shareholders. Capelwhere the prevalence is so .' ment laws may · also make • high ." both have been hun by tech- las and four other Compaq 1x3 With Photo 1x2 With Photo too clearing away hazards nology sector downturns in directors will join HP's board. : The federal government costly for community devel"It's an extremely strong the past year and each compalowered allowable lead levels ~~~~~~~~ \.~----~~----~ opment groups. · The laws ny imposed layoffs to deal match for both firms, particuIn 1992 and many cities, priced licensed require highwith shrinking profits. larly a,t the executive level including Cleveland, report , The merger creates a behe-· with Fiorina and Capellas," declines in childhood lead- contractors to complete renpoisoning cases, aided by ovations su ch as drywall moth with 145,000 employ- said analyst Rob .Enderle of bans on leaded gasoline and installation or painting. Pro- ees and $87 billion in revenue Giga Information Group. posed state laws would cre- - about · the size of IBM ""She's more of the charismatlead-based paint. ate a new category of work- Corp. - with products not ic visionary, he's more of the : But health risks continue, is evidenced by the 2,200 er who needs less , training only in the personal comput- operations person. The two of ieported cases of Cleveland but can still remove the lead. er business but also in com- them· together should be able • puter servers, printers and to take the combined firm high-tech services. places they couldn't go sepaCompaq and HP are Nos. 2 and 4 in worldwide PC sales, rately:· r---------.;_______________. . ;.__. ;.,______..., • The Daily Sentinel • Page II( 3 · Pleasant conditions to remain Bemice Goble the options available to you. call us at 1-800-772- 1213 to SOCIAL SECURITY OFFlCE, ATHENS Q. My aunt just lost her · make an appointment at your Q. My wife died suddenly husband in a car accident. She local Social Security Office. after . a short illness. I'm 61 is in a wheelchair because of Q. I applied for disability years old and she was 60 years multiple sclerosis. She is only benefits beca use of my bad old. Is it true that I may be 56 and has never worked. back. Why did your disability eligible for benefits on her Could she get Social Security office send me a letter saying · · d Social Sectirity record? · disability benefits? I had to go back to my ocYes, that's correct. A. Your aunt may qualify tor for more tests? Do I have A. Benefits can be paid to· a sur- for disabled widow benefits to pay for these tests? I don 't h · d I'll h viving spouse at age 60 or ave to pay older (or age 50 to 60 if dis- on your uncle 's Social Securi- ave a car an · ty record since she is older . to take a bus downtown to abled) if he or she meets the other eligibility requirements. than SO. For a widow or wid- the doctor's office. A. The state . Disability Call Social Security at 1-800- ower to qualify for disability bene . fits on the worker's Determination Service that 772-1213 to apply for benefits. record, the disability must decides your case may need Q. I'm 62 years old and have started before the work- additional medical infmmareceiving wi d ow •s. b enefiIts. er's death or within seven tion to evaluate how severe I'm planning on remarrying year's after the worker's death. your disability is and how it in December. Will my There is an additional time limits your functioning. If widow's benefits be discon- frame if the widow or wid- needed information is not ower caring for the worker's available from your current tinued? • · Socia · ) Secu- med tea " I sources, th ey· may as k A. Genera II y, you cant c h"ld 1 ren rece1ves get survivors benefits if you rity checks. She or he is eligi- you go for a special examinaremarry. But, since your ble if she or he becomes dis- tion.Your do ctor or the med< · a1 f:act·1·Jty w here you have remarriage wi II occur aft er abl ed bewre t h ese payments tc < d yo u reac h ed age 60 , your en d or wit hin seven years been treate d IS· t he preterre benefits will continue. Also, after they end. source to perform this examsince you are age·62, you may . For information, visit pur ination, but it may be done by - get-a- higher-benefit-on-your weDsileat www.ssa. gov or someone else. Social Security future husband's record once BY VALERIA THOMPSON HAVERFoRD, Pa.-The hottest job at Haverford College in the sununer isn't necessarily the highest-paying. nor the least demanding. but it is on~ of the most gratifYing. Kyle Smiddie of Pomeroy. a second-year student outside of Philadelphia, Pa., is working on campus with 12 other Haverford students as a counselor at the college's summer day camp for local children. As a counselor, he supervises six to 13 year-olds throughout a busy schedule of arts and crafts, computer activities, sports, drama, nature hikes, and day trips to local points of interest. "Serendipity." as the camp is called,. in the early ,1960s with the goal of promoting a closer relationship between the college and the neighboring community Starting with a handful of neighborhood, staff . and &culty children, the sevenweek program now' enrolls nearly 200 young campers. Over the years, "Se'tendipity" has become synonwnous with summer at H;ivetfurd, both for children in the community and for Haverford students. Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I I I L--------~--------------~ Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, Pomeroy, By carrier Dally or Ext. 14 Ext. 4 Claulftecl Ada Ext. 5 newsOmydallysenllnel.com On the Web www.mydailysen.tinel.com Second·ctass · Sui:Jscrlptlon rates Ext. 13 Circulation St., Mombor: The Assoclalod Press and Newa Ext. 3 Coun the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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"This is a decisive rnove that accelerates .our strategy and positions us to win by offering even greater value to our . customers arid partners," said HP 's chaitwoman and chiefexecutive, Carly Fiorina, . who will keep those posts at the inerged co mpany. The deal "vaults us into a leadership role with customers and partners together we will shape the industry for years to co me," Fiorina said. The company will still be called Hewlett-l>ackard and • Team visits Meeting set POMEROY- CommuPOMEROY A final nity Outreach Team from th e hearing on new smoking regC hillicothe Veterans Adminis- ulations by the Meigs County tration Medical Center will Board of Health will be held be at the Meigs CountyVeter-' at 6:30 p.m . on Thursday, ans Service Office, 117 E. Sept. 6, in the Meigs High Memorial Drive, on Sept. 6, · School cafeteri a. Those desir10, 17, 18,20 and 27, from 10 .Jpg to speak either in favor or a:;n. to 2 ·p,m., to enroll hon- in opposition to the riew regorably discharged veterans ulations are asked to sign in at into the VA Health Care Sys- 6 p.m. Those speaking will be tern and to answerVA-related limited to five minutes, it was questions. reported. One dead,_another in critical condition after shark attack RALEIGH, N.c;. (AP) A Russian man was killed by a shark as he and his girlfriend · swam m shallow waters near the North Carolina shore, th e latest in a rising tide of ·shark attac ks and the second deadly one of the weekend. The man's girlfriend was in critical but stable condition following the Monday attack near the Outer Banks, said Dr. .Seaborn Blai r at Avon Medical Center. The attack, the first off North Ca rolinas coast in more than 40 yea rs, came less than two days after a I 0year-old boy was killed by a shark near Virginia Beach, about 135 miles up th e shore. Residents and workers along the popular stretch of beach in Avon, N.C., were stunned by the attack and were asking if it was safe to return to the water. "My son fishes and surfs these waters all the time," said Ca rlene Beckham, an employee of the Avon Fishing Pier. "But after seeing what happened today he said he's no t so sure anyn10re." How to tell a memorial counselor from .a memorial salesperson. It's "ery ~lmple. The salesperson will always pressure you into buying som~thlng larger, fancier, and more profitable-for the company. IPRl fl GVAllEYClNlMA 446 .45 24 oll[lR()Ul! 1,~~ A < \'ol~' Rest assured that we never try lo "sell" this way. We counsel. We advise. We carefully e~plaln the quality differences between granite memorials (and there are d ifferences). But we leave the dtcision to you. ,.. ~'' l l~l'l~f ' FAt 8/31101 • THURS 916101 lUES IS "BARGAIN NIGHT" $3.75 ADMISSION : (CERTAIN FEATURES MAY IE EXCLUDED) JEEPERS CREEPERS (R) 7:20 & 8:20 JAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK(R) 7:00 & 8:00 MATINEES SAT a SUN 1:00 & 3:00 RAT RACE (PG13) 7;00 & 9:30 MATINEES SAT • SUN 1:00 A 3:30 AMERICAN PIE 2 (G) 7:15.9:30 MATI ES SAT- SUN 1:1513:30 THE OTHERS (PG1 3) 7:10 & 9:20 MATINEES SAT· SUN 1:10 I 3:20 RUSH HOUR 2 (PG13) 1 7:30 & 9:30 MATI ES SAT· SUN 1:30 I 3:30 THE PRINCESS DIARIES (G) . 7:00 & 8:20 DAILY MATNEES SAT· SUN 1:DO· 3:20 -... -.-. . 7:35,9:55 BUBBLE BOY 7:50 9:45 -~ AII!IKM OIIIIAIS 9:55 ~ THE OTHERS ~ ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $4.00 ,,, 520 W. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Phone • 992-2588 Vinton • 388·8603 Gallipolis - 446·0$52 L~· . �oa~ny_sen_tin_el_ _ _B:;;;::;;..y _The___ the Bend PageAl Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2001 Tuesd•y. September 4, :1001 Deaths Visits to strip clubs aren't as harmless·as man claims DEAR ABBY: The lerter from the man who can't stay out of strip clubs reminded me of my husband. He goes two, three, sometimes four times a week. For a long time he tried to hide it. Now he goes openly. He says he won't ch~nge, and if I don't like it - too bad. Well, I don't like it. He says it's APVICE harmless - that all his friends are there, and none of the other wivl:l'; mind. (I doubt that.) I ha>1e long susDEAR HURT AND HEARTpected he had a problem. After read- · SICK: The strip clubs of the new millennium are not your grandfaing that letter, I know he has one. I can understand going to a strip ther's (or my grandfather"s!) strip club once in a while as a lark, but dubs. They have added new wrinwhy should a man almost 50 years kle - audience interaction ·in the old need to go several times a week form of"lap dances" and sometimes to watch topless danc ers young more. Men who visit strip clubs enough to be his daughters' I'm not '"two, three and four times a week" 1 straitlaced, but franklv,l am sick over DO have a problem. They're this. He claims not to have a prob- hooked. Why do they do it' Read on: lem . Why do men do tlm? DEAR ABBY: · Please urge HURT AND HEARTSICK IN "Hooked in Portland" to RUN to PENNSYLVANIA Abigail Van Buren a those Sexaholics Anonymous meetings before it's too late. For 17 years, my husband has frequented strip clubs (including the lap dances), massage parlors, pam sites, and has been having phone sex with prostitutes in other countries. He has cashed in all his stock~ and wasted more than $70,000. He told me he was going out of town on " busin.:ss" and took a hooker to Asia for an exotic vacation af a five -sta r hotel. He buys expensive jewelry for these women, and on one trip to a strip club, withdrew more than S1,800 from the ATM. When I protested, he told me I was a lesbian (which was new~ to me) and that it was all my fault, because I " made him" do all his illicit acts . I think men go to strip clubs to watch women degrade themselves. Deep down, they .really hate women. Their addiction is more important LOCAL EVENTS The Community Calendar Is published as 11 free service to non·proflt groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar Is not designed to promote sales or lund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space per· mlts and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific num· ber of days. ' SYRACUSE - Due to the Labor Day holiday, the regular meeting of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs will be held on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the water offiqe.nnex. · WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE . - Scipio Town· ship Trustees, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Pageville Town Hall. TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Garden ALFRED - Orange Township Club will hold an open meeting Trustees, regular meeting, Tues .. for all garden clubs and the pub· 7:30 p.m., home of Clerk Osie lie at the Chester United Mae Follrod. Methodist Church on WednesROCKSPRINGS - Salisbury day at 7:30 p.m. Pat Lane, Township Trustees, Tues., 6 regional garden cjub director, will be the guest speaker and will p.m., township building. present a question and answer about perennials. POMEROY ) - Meigs Local session Band .Boosters, Tues., 6:30p.m. Chester club members should at Meigs County Annex. bring finger foods and door prizes. Pomeroy mayor's court ' . POMEROY Several · Zirkle, Pomeroy, $85, speed. Those fined in court were people forfeited bonds and a number of individuals were Glenn Lee Zenier, Middle-'--- fined- by- Magistr·ate;--b.Seett - port, $+00-plus- costs;--$800 ·'Powell during Pomeroy forfeiture to the Village of Mayor 's Court held last Pom ero"y Law Enforcement week. Trust Fund, driving under Those forei ting bonds th e influence amended to were Jeffrey S. Campbell, reckless operation, $45 and Syracuse, $60, speed; Michael costs, speed; Kathy Day, $100 D. Sigman, Reynoldsburg , and costs, failure to haul $85, window tint; Elizabeth garbage; Jane Oldaker, MidF. Soderlund, Columbus, $82, dleport, $63 and costs, failure speed; Tony M. Hutton, to control amended to ·. Langsville, $88, speed; David improper backing; Michael M. Camp, Middleport, $82, T. Smith, Pomeroy, S40 and . speed; Belinda R. Pendelton, costs, speed; Linda L. StewMiddleport, $98, open con- art, Middleport, $63 and tainer in motor vehicle;Chris costs, traffic control device; M. Pollock, .Parkersburg, Amber Atkins, Rutland, costs W.Va., $158, seat belt, only, no license plate; Shelia expired registration; Adam A. Evans, Pomeroy, costs Teachout, $85, illegal U - only, failure to haul garbage; turn; Robert L. Reeves, Jr., Susan J. Brown, Pomeroy, Chester, $448, criminal dam- SSO and costs •. fictitious tags aging, disorderly by intoxica- dismissed to ACDA; Jarod D. tion; Ryan M, Powell, Gilmore, costs only, failure to Pomeroy, $285, assault; John haul garbage; Joseph Blazer C. Smithson, Mason, W.Va., Ill, Rutland, $50 and costs, $98, traffi c control device; ACDA; Benjamin A. Steven Simpkins, Ewington, Mitchell, Pomeroy, $200 and $169, window tint, speed; ·costs; underage possession of Edward A. Rowe, Burbank, alcoh ol; · Edie Roush·, $85, illegal left turn; Pomeroy, $150 and costs, five Mark E. Duncan, Vinton, days jail suspended upon $98, expired reg istration; Ri chard Lockhart, Letart, proof of valid operators W.Va ., $98, expired registra- license within 120 days, drition; Ian Ervin, Vinton, $98, ving under suspension. D, · Simpson , Teresa expired registration; Connie Schartinger, Langsville, $81 , Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speed; Alison Allen, Hills.- ACDA; James· Council, bora , $79, speed; Amberly K. Racine, $25 and costs, speed; John so n, ltacine, $83, speed; Tammy Reitmire, Pomeroy, Trudy Dailey, Athens, $82, SI 00 and costs, five days jail speed; Brian Cundiff, Maso n, susp ended upon p'roof of W."va., •79 ~ , spee d ; "vanessa L. valid operators license with Kaukonen , Pomeroy, $80, in 120 days, driving under speed; Johnny L. Lilly, Pt. suspension ; Karen Ross , ·p1 easant, w" . va., ~•82 , spee d ; Pom eroy, $45 and costs, Terry Mullins, Alicia M. Byrd, Pickering- speed; ton , $88, speed; Paula M. Langsville, $100 and costs , H alley, C rown City, $81 , disorderly by intoxication; speed ; James Turner, Albany, Wendell L. Blackwell, $79, speed; Kelli Hubbard, Pomeroy, $63 and costs , fictiMiddleport, $89, speed; tious tags; Teresa Thaxton, Jimmy L. Flora, Mason , Rutlan , $45 and costs, speed; WVa., S82, speed; Eric D. David Park, Pomeroy, $46 Montgomery, Langsville, and costs, seat belt; Amber I. $79, speed; Elizabeth Janke, Well, Pomeroy, $54 and Penn sylava nia, $82, speed; costs, speed ; Raquel A. MadMark A. R eitm ire, Pomeroy, dox , Pom eroy, $100 and $86, speed; Anthony N. Size- costs, failure to stop after dismissed to more, Pomeroy, $86, speed; accide nt , Bobby R . Roush, Pomeroy, obstructing official business, $85, speed; C harles Follrod, $25 and costs, seat belt, $50 Lima, $79, speed: Susan R . and costs, ACDA. than the fact they can get herpes and home life, etc., begin to suffer. With counseling I realized I was AIDS. I'll never understand why "tranquilizing" myself with pornogthese men cannot control themselves. SEEN ONE, SEEN raphy to escape anxiety and depre ssion (insomnia, irritability, etc.) but 'EM ALL DEAR SEEN ONE: There is no not before severely damaging my "one reason" why men - and marriage. Thank God I have an women - become caught up in amazing wife who stood by me. Our sexual addiction. However, the nexi mJtriage is now stronger than ever. I applaud "Hooked" for seeking letter may offer some insight: DEAR ABB.Y: You advised help. If he eventually decides to tell "Hooked in Portland" to contact his wife the whole story, I suspect Sexaholics Anonymous. It's a fine she'll ·be impressed by his effort', organization, but he'll still have to lie too. - BETTER THAN EVER to hi s wife if he doesn't want to IN TENNESSEE DEAR BETadmit he's attending their weekly TER THAN EVER: Congratulameetings. · tions on your recovery, for recognizI, too, was addicted to strip clubs ing you had a problem and dealin¥ and porn videos, and I have the fol- with it. I hope others who are lowing advice for "Hooked": Find a caught in sexual addiction will recpsychologist who is experienced in ognize themselves in your letter and the treatment of addictions, anxiety know they are not alone and that and depression. He can tell his wife help is available. Dear Abby is writtell by PQuli11e that he.'s stressed out and wants to see a professional before his work, Phillips a11d daughterJearme Philbps. Social Security questions and answers POMEROY - Bernice Goble, 59, Naylor's Run Road, Pomeroy, died Friday, Aug. 31, 2001 at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. She was born Oct. 5, 1941 in Pomeroy, duaghter of the late Orland and Alberta Mae Smith Laudermilt. She was a homemaker, and attended Hillside Baptist Church. She is survived by her former husband, Clarence W. Goble of l'omeroy; two stepsons, Clarence Jr. and Tatr)my Goble of Pomeroy, an <:I Donald Goble of Columbus; three stepdaughters, · Debbie, Tina and Trish Goble, all of Columbus; 11ine brothers and eight sisters-in-law, Franklin Laudermilt of Middleport, Charles and Jean Laudermilt of Columbus, Walter and Sandy _Laudermilt, Edward and Judy Laudermilt, and Orland and Shaila Laudermilt, all ofPomeroy,Vincent and Dakota " Louise" Laudermilt of Middleport, Johnny and Sherry Laudermilt of Las Vegas, Nev., Thomas and Jennifer Laudermilt of Springfield, .and Max and Mary Laudermilt of Pataskala; four sisters and a brother-in-law, Irene Nelson of Ironton , Vivian Garnes of Pomeroy, and Donna Briggs and Sue and Jack Withrow, all of Pataskala; I 6 step grandchildren; and several nieces and · hephews. · She was also preceded in death by ~er brother-in-law, John ny Nelson. Servi<;es will be 1 p.m. Wednesday in Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. Burial will follow at Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 tonight. Memorial contributions toward funeral expenses ;nay be made in care of Ewing Funeral Home, 108 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Joy A. Swain BY THE ASSOCIATED PREsS Look for sunny and dry conditions across the tri county area for the next couple of days. Highs will be in the 80s and lows in the 50s with low relative humidities through Thursday, the National Weather Service said. A frontal system expected to reach the area 0 11 Friday could bring some showers through Saturday. Sunset to"n ight will be at 7:59, and sunrise on Wednesday is at 7:03a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight...Mostly clear. Low in the upper 50s. Light and variable wind. Wednesday... Sunny. High near HO. Light northeast wind . Wednesday night ... Mostly, clear. Low in the low.r 50s. Extended fore'Cast: Thursday... Partly cloudy. High in the lower 80s. Friday.. . Partly cloudy. Low near 60 and high near 80. Saturday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Low in the lower 60s and high in the upper 70s. Sunday.. .Partly cloudy. Low in -the upper 50s and high near 80. Mondat.t.. Mostly clear. Low in the upper 50s and high in the l9wer 80s. you are married. Visit our website at , www.ssa.gov or call Social Security at 1800-772-1213 to find out To perfonn Wiggins . Plan dniic spec a Study Hewlett-Packard buying Compaq for $25 billion a And Deserve Recognition! NEWS NamedtD ds islst Put Your Special Greeting ·In Our "Grandparents Are Special" Edition REEDSVILLE- Kdley A. N ee<h of Reedsville \\':IS named to the dean's list at W:lshington State Community College in Marietta for the summer term. Students on the dean's list have achieved a grade point average of at least 3.5 fOr the teml. Sunday, September 9, 2001 ssoo Helps at Pap& Grandma Haliafonl C.lllp J}.~dy We Q You! Kali Bug & B Bear The Daily Sentinel . Tessa Paige Will "All my pappaws and mammaws are the best!" ' Reader Services Larger Ad Available If Needed Correction Polley. Our main concem In all stories is to be accurate. Hyou know of an error In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. 2x3 • $15°0 DEADLINE: Wednesday, September _5, 2001 News Departments The main number is 992·2156. Department extentions are: r-----------~-----------, Send or bring your photo to: ' 1 I : The Daily Sentinel : 1 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio .I I Child's Name--'-----'-----~------- I IGr~ting I I I I Must Be Prepaid • MC & Visa Accepted - DAR to meet Auxiliary meets Economy from COLLEGE LOCAL BRIEFS The team will also be at the EMS runs Pomeroy Field Service Cen- POMEROY __. Units of ter across from Veterans the Meigs Emergency Service Memorial H ospital on Sept. answered 11 calls for assis- 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 10 a.m. tance on Labor Day. . Units to 2 p.m. Those seeking serresponded as follows: vices should bring a copy of CENTRAL DISPATCH their discharge, separation or 2:40 a.m., East Main Street, DD214, and their spouse's and Aileen Wehrung, Holzer dependents' Social Security Medical Center; numbers. 9:39 a.m., Page Street, Honorably discharged vetPauli ne Bowlans, HMC; . erans may be eligible for the 11:1 o a.m., Zuspan Hollow VA Health Carey System. Road, Edna Madden, HMC; Those previously enrolled 3:17 p.m., Sycamore Street, who have not used the system Charles Hatfield, Pleasant Val- in the past three years must ley Hospital; re- enroll. 5:05 p.m., Ohio 124 , Tammy Hysell, HMC; 6:47 p.m., Spring Avenue, POMEROY - Junior and the program," Meigs County Melinda Justice, HMC; 9:07 p.m., Hudson Street, Rita White and Ralph Cooke Commissioner Jeff Thornto.n Brenda Jinks, HMC. will perform at the Meigs said Friday. " He has made it a Multipurpose Senior Center MIDDLEPORT from Page AI succes."i. 4:01 p.m., South Second, o n Thursday at 5:30 p.m. The "Kenny ·IS the program,"' running a recycling route said Commissioner Mick auto fire, Mark Kimes owner, program will include a va riety no mJunes. of music and a Rname that himself. The Meigs County Davenport. tuneS segment. There is no POMEROY Multipurpose Senior Center, Wiggins credited th e resiI 0:13 a.m., Rocksprings adm ission charge and the the local sc hool systems, fur- dents of Meigs County for Rehabilitation Center, Dora public is invited. niture stores, T he Daily Senthe success. to 'l, . and said Hooper, OUBle ness Memortinel and a number of ot~er cooperation from Meigs ial Hospital; ' businesses contribute regular.County agencies, includi ng 8:10 p.m ., Ohio 143, ly to the recydi ng efforts with the highway department, and William Kennedy, HMC. POMEROY Meigs cardboard and other items, have made local businesses, TUPPERS PLAINS County Health Department and science clubs and "()ther th e job easier. 1:26 p.m ., HMC C linic, will hold a childhood immuyouth groups also gather is also the ' townWiggins Ariel Lawson, HMC. nization clinic on Tuesday materials. · · ship clerk for Sutton Townfrom 1-7 p.m. at the health Wiggins said that eight tons ship. department office. The child's of recyclables were cu lied Paula Woods, who works in sho t records must be providfrom the construction sire at ed, and children must be has been . POMEROY Return the program office, Southern Elementary School , and nine tons were collec ted appointed to serve as the pro- Jonathan Meigs · C hapter, accompanied by a parent or at the Southern Ohio Coal gram man ager until a perma- DAR will meet · th e Meigs legal guardian. Co. shortly after the M eigs nent' replacement for Wiggins County ~ublic Library at I :30 Mines were sold to CON- is hired . T he commissio ners p.m. on Saturday. Judge Steven Story will be SOL Energy. were interviewing candidates TUPPERS PLAINS the special guest speaker for "We're proud of Kenny and for the position on Friday. the event. Lunch will be held · Tuppers Plains VFW LadiesU by the hostess com mittee Auxiliary will meet on Thursreductions will begin to boost , prior to the meeting at 12 day. A potluck dinner will be investment and consume r p.m. at C rowUs Family held at 6:30 p.m ., meeting at 7:30p.m. spending, ·helping stabilize Restaurant. will pay for the examination and for certain travel expensGALLIPOLIS _Joy A. Swain, 63, Gallipolis, died Saturday, es to get there. Sept. 1, 2001 at her residence. . Q. Ifil person begins work Born Dec. 21, 1937 in Gallia County, daughter of Clarence ing at age 18, at what point V and Gladys Mae Ours Layne of Crown C ity, she was retired ·will he/she be insured for after nearly 30 years of service as an assistant manager at the Social Security disability be11Sears-Roebuck Catalog Service Center in Gallipolis. fi ? · e ts. After retirement, she was later employed at Wal- Mart, and she A. Generally, a . yo ung :and her husband, Kenneth Swain, also owned and operated the person who starts work at age ·swain Auction Co. and Swain Furniture. 18 Id b · d < f ' cou ecome · She was a member o Providence Missionary Baptist fi msure · b tor . disability bene ItS m a out Church, Providence Joy Ladies and was a member of several one and one ha!f years, proladies' bowling leagues for several years. vided he/she earns enough Surviving in addition to her parents are her husband, Kenincome to be -credited with neth Swain, whom she married July 27, 1957 in G reenup, Ky.; six earnings credits, or " quarthree daughters, Tammy C. (Frank) Porfido of Tucson, Ariz., ters of coverage." and Dian (Keith) Callahan and Dafney (Mike) Davis, both of The amount-of earnings Mercervil)e; six grandchildren ; two sisters, ·J udy Gay (Allen) needed to get a quarter of Strait of Gallipolis, and Becky (R ichard) Fellure of Mercerville; from Page A1 · m,anufa~turing by the end of coverage increases every caland a brother, Gale Layne of Crown City. endar year. For 2001, a person .. Services were conducted at II a.m. today, Tuesday, Sept. 4, they get left behind," said Bill the yei.r and allowing growth must have $830 in earnings to 2001 at Providence Missionary Baptist Church, with the Rev. LaFayette, manager of eco-· in 2002, according to a fore cast by_the National Associa· Don Wheeler officiating. ge t one quarter o f cove rage;' all . h Burial was in Providence Cemetery. nomic analysis for the Grea.ter $3,320 to get the maximun1 There were no c mg ours. Columbus Chamber of Com- tion ot Manufacturers. "The recent data has been · of four quart~rs of coverage. ,Memorial contributions can be made · in her memory to merce. somewhat favorable and sugFor more mtormation, · < · Providence Missionary Baptist Church, in care of 7751 Ohio ca 11 The news may not be all gests that we are near a turnsoc1a· 1 s ecu nty · ·s to 11- <tree · 218, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. bad f6t manufacturing, howing point," said Jerry Jasinumber, 1800-772- 1213, and . Arrangements were by Cremeens Funeral Chapel. ever. nowski, the associatio n's presrequest the booklet, Disab~ill!i-::__-fl---""==============--------- -·--T.aX--cuts-<~nd interest-rate--;-ident-. ty. children with lead poisoning last year. "One of the national Page AI health objectives for 20 I 0 is the elimination of childical Center in Cincinnati, hood lead poisoning," · the lead poisoning was linked to CDC report said. drop in IQ. · "Data in this report docu· " If we want to know why ment continued progress SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) will keep its headqu arters in Johnny can't read, we have toward this goal but also High-tech giant Hewlett- Palo Alto, though it will have 1o think about lead poison- show the ongoing need to . Packard Co. is buying rival a substantial presence in i ng," said Stuart Greenberg. target prevention efforts at Compaq Computet Corp. for Housto n. Compaq's chairman executive director of the communities and popula- about $25 biQion in a· block- and chief executive, Michael grass-roots Environmental buster merger that should Capellas, will be president. tions at highest risk." ·Health Watch. "If the mayor shake up the struggling comAfter the merger closes, Though ClevelaHd trained is in charge of schools, he or lead abatement contractors puter industry. which is expected to happen she ought to be looking at The stock swap announced in the early 1990s, the cost in the first half of 2002, the lead poisoning. It's a terrible Monday night unites two of eliminating lead was often burden for the kid and the companies with a proud his- new HP will be 64 percent too high for many property tory but a difficult recent past. owned by HP shareholders ramily, even more so in a community like· Cleveland owners, Greenberg said. Palo Alto, Calif.-based HP and 36 percent owned by Ohio's strict lead abateand Houston-based Compaq Compaq shareholders. Capelwhere the prevalence is so .' ment laws may · also make • high ." both have been hun by tech- las and four other Compaq 1x3 With Photo 1x2 With Photo too clearing away hazards nology sector downturns in directors will join HP's board. : The federal government costly for community devel"It's an extremely strong the past year and each compalowered allowable lead levels ~~~~~~~~ \.~----~~----~ opment groups. · The laws ny imposed layoffs to deal match for both firms, particuIn 1992 and many cities, priced licensed require highwith shrinking profits. larly a,t the executive level including Cleveland, report , The merger creates a behe-· with Fiorina and Capellas," declines in childhood lead- contractors to complete renpoisoning cases, aided by ovations su ch as drywall moth with 145,000 employ- said analyst Rob .Enderle of bans on leaded gasoline and installation or painting. Pro- ees and $87 billion in revenue Giga Information Group. posed state laws would cre- - about · the size of IBM ""She's more of the charismatlead-based paint. ate a new category of work- Corp. - with products not ic visionary, he's more of the : But health risks continue, is evidenced by the 2,200 er who needs less , training only in the personal comput- operations person. The two of ieported cases of Cleveland but can still remove the lead. er business but also in com- them· together should be able • puter servers, printers and to take the combined firm high-tech services. places they couldn't go sepaCompaq and HP are Nos. 2 and 4 in worldwide PC sales, rately:· r---------.;_______________. . ;.__. ;.,______..., • The Daily Sentinel • Page II( 3 · Pleasant conditions to remain Bemice Goble the options available to you. call us at 1-800-772- 1213 to SOCIAL SECURITY OFFlCE, ATHENS Q. My aunt just lost her · make an appointment at your Q. 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Those desir10, 17, 18,20 and 27, from 10 .Jpg to speak either in favor or a:;n. to 2 ·p,m., to enroll hon- in opposition to the riew regorably discharged veterans ulations are asked to sign in at into the VA Health Care Sys- 6 p.m. Those speaking will be tern and to answerVA-related limited to five minutes, it was questions. reported. One dead,_another in critical condition after shark attack RALEIGH, N.c;. (AP) A Russian man was killed by a shark as he and his girlfriend · swam m shallow waters near the North Carolina shore, th e latest in a rising tide of ·shark attac ks and the second deadly one of the weekend. The man's girlfriend was in critical but stable condition following the Monday attack near the Outer Banks, said Dr. .Seaborn Blai r at Avon Medical Center. The attack, the first off North Ca rolinas coast in more than 40 yea rs, came less than two days after a I 0year-old boy was killed by a shark near Virginia Beach, about 135 miles up th e shore. Residents and workers along the popular stretch of beach in Avon, N.C., were stunned by the attack and were asking if it was safe to return to the water. "My son fishes and surfs these waters all the time," said Ca rlene Beckham, an employee of the Avon Fishing Pier. "But after seeing what happened today he said he's no t so sure anyn10re." How to tell a memorial counselor from .a memorial salesperson. It's "ery ~lmple. The salesperson will always pressure you into buying som~thlng larger, fancier, and more profitable-for the company. IPRl fl GVAllEYClNlMA 446 .45 24 oll[lR()Ul! 1,~~ A < \'ol~' Rest assured that we never try lo "sell" this way. We counsel. We advise. We carefully e~plaln the quality differences between granite memorials (and there are d ifferences). 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PageA4 =Inside: Tuesct.y, September 4, 2001 The Daily Sentinel • College FB Polls, Page A 7 · Diamond Roundup, Page A 10 LE6AL The Daily Sentinel Page AS ::titMAt: INJECTION Tuesday, September 4, 1001 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740.992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 MONDAY's Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 'Charles W. Govey Publisher R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Charlene Hoeflich Diana Kay Hill General Manager Controller HIGHLIGHTS ' nibe beats WhHe Sox.&-3 an welcome. TIJ.ey dtmdJ/ ltf! ku tlutn JOO wONis. AU letters tut ntbjecl to editiltg atul must 1H slgnrd atul include tJddres!J tJtultthplwllt IIIIMbf'r. · No 1111.rigMd ldten will IH flllblUiu.t. /~ltt!n .rltt'luld IH in food flUte, tuldrusU.g Usuu, 1101 JHnonali/Ws. Uttns UJ ilu blilM Tl_, opilliOM ul'nssul Ut lilt: col11m11 ~low an the con.~~tlttiU nftlte Ohio Publisltin1 Co. S «<UoriaJ board, NnleSJ otherwin 11oled. CHICAGO (AP) - As the innings pile up for C.C. Sabathia, he only seems to get stronger. "I was looking forward to getting an opportunity to get this many innings," Sabathia said. "I worked hard in the offseason to get ready. I definitely .feel stronger. The arm's loose, everything's going good." The rookie won his fifth straigh't decision , and Ellis Burks hit a three-run homer as the Indians beat the Chicago · White Sox 6-3 Monday night. Sabathia (15-4) became the first Indians rookie to win at least 15 games since Herb ~ Score won 16 in 1955. ·sabathia, who hasn't lost since Aug. 2 · against Oakland, : 'allowed three runs and six hit' 'in eight innings. He struck out •eight. · Sabathia, who is 6-foot-7, •260 pounds, has pitched I 52 ·2-3 innings, his most as a professional. Burks went 3-for-4, includ'ing his 24th homer in the sixth ·"inning off Gary Glover (4-2). 'The inning began with Cleve'land down 3-1, but Burks put 'them ahead to stay. · Cleveland also got a homer 'from Einar Diaz, and RB!s Trom Travis Fryman and ·Roberto Alomar. ~J NATION·' A L VIEWS . Innocent - ·' Language skills one step in protecting victims of drng war • South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, on catching dmg traffickers: Catching drug traffickers is important, but so · is protectipg innocent lives. Until the mistakes that took two innocent lives are corrected, Washington should not renew joint drug interdiction efforts in the Andes. One of these mistakes involves language skills. CIA-contract pilots on a surveillance plane in April were unable to speak Spanish well enough to warn Peruvian pilots they were making a mistake by firing on a plane that turned out to be carrying American missionaries and two young children. Veronica Bowers and her 7"month-old daughter, Charity, died in the attack. A Peruvian liaison official on th e tracking flight was required to speak English. But an investigation shows that as stress levels rose, American and Peruvian personnel were unable to understand each other. Even if certain Peruvians are required to · · speak English to be in the inte'rdiction program, it is a mistake not to require American personnel on foreign assignment to be fluent in the language of that country. This should be even more pressing for a job that involves life-or- death decisions . such. as drug interdiction and air surveillance. ... The Bush administration must now decide whether to renew its joint drug mterdiction program with Peru and , Colombia, which was suspended after the April shootdown. . Drug flights may be going undetected for the moment. But it : is more important to guarantee that innocent people are not __:__:_-c·_ g_tJin~ to be shot our of.lhe sky" __ _ • Yakima (Wash.) Herald-Republic, on the 'stale's , P"blic Disclosure Act: Another local government pfficial ·has ~ resigned rather than comply with the stringent requirements of : the state Public Disclosure Act. j Zillah City Council member Jerry Burgess, appointed to a j vacant council seat in March, said he quit after learning he 1 would have to submit a detailed financial disclosure form in order to run for election to the post. ! "I just felt it was an invasion to my right to privacy and I 1 refused to acquiesce to it. it's not anybody's business but mine :' as to what I have or don't have," Burgess said. · . Wrong. ; But his reasoning does strike at the .very essence of the state's : tough Public Disclosure Act. .. . . : When people become public officials, they give up some of ; their privacy and assume the tremendous responsibility of not : only conducting the public's business in public, but also assur; ing the public that they 'rc strictly on the up and up while ~ doing so.... . • But why bother with councils and school boards, especially 1 in a small town like Zillah? ... ' Because while these jur-isdictions are government closest to ; the people, they are also a level of day- to- day government that ' often operates out of the limelight, without much attention ' from the public or media. Thus it is an area of government that , without checks could conceivably be prone to conflicts of ' interest and self-serving agendas. Public disclosure is a hedge against that. ... And the people's ~ right to know outweighs any objection a candidate might have : with reporting requirements .... ! BUSINESS MIRROR Lessons learned .from the past BY JoliN CuNNIFF NEWYOR.K - An average annual return of 10 percent, which isn't far liom what stocks have provided over the past six or seven , decades, would cause SS,O!XI to grow to roughly $160,000 in 35 · years. Not bad. · Not bad, that.is, if you're not still transfixed by the old high-tech, . bull market notion that you can double your money in a few days . : Some of your neighbors did just that - and then lost it all a lew~ weeks later. This is one lesson investors should have learned from the great market collapse of the past couple of years, a collapse more massive than any other in histoty when measured in dollars. More than $4 · trilli9n lost. · To have learne.d that stock prices cannot forever float free of earn-. ings will serve investors in the new market, when prices will be more dose)y tied to a company's real, not promised, performance. The coming marketplace i~ more to Warren Buffet's style of investing - taking steady profic; in sound, well-managed companies with · great and growing markets, rather than seeking quick returns liom faddish outfits. Buffet was viewed by newcomers during the dot.com, high-tech fever of the 1990s as an old-fashioned investor better suited to the \iJast than the present or future. And he all but confessed that they , '~re right. . · . .~ . OUR READERS' VIEWS' Support is there Dear Editor: Yes, it is true th at th ere is a smo king regulation being proposed for Meigs County; meanwhile, there is a lot of mis< · being di·scusse d an d di·ssemiin.ormatton nate d by .citizens th rough out the community. . Meigs County is fortunate to have a board of health that has directed services through the Health Department for more than 80 years. Th:e primary goal of the · Board of He al th is to maximize M e1gs the greatest health potential for all resi~ dents of the county. This goal is best accomplished by iu1plementation of prevention/health promotion programs.The Health Department provides services to citizens of all ages; fiDm infants-t o ~eniors. The Health Department provides many wonderful services to protect those· who can't protect themselves _ free immunizations, ·.free blood pressure screenings and prevention programs. The Health Department doesn't really pass too many policies, but there are ones that are important. Don't you want the Health Department to regulate food temperatures in restaurants? Isn't it necessary for ·restaurant workers to wear hair nets and gloves? These are policies in which the Health Department regulates within restaurants. Cancer is deadly. You can't dispute this fact. Everyone knows someone who suffers from this relendess disease. Of the 50 states in the USA, Ohioans continue to die froin canc~r at higher rates than the rion. These results show overwhelming national average. This "sad but true" sta- support in favor of _the clean indoor air tistic is due a higher smoking rare and regulation. lack of exercise within our state. An even Based upon this information and more astounding . fact is that Meigs ~ngoing research, 'the Board of Health County has the highest cancer death rate feels that it is necessary to protect ·the out of all 88 counties in Ohio! · -Second- health of Meigs countians by propqsing a hand smoke is a Class A carcinogen (so is smoking regulation. A public hearing will asbestos!) and the third leading cause of be held Sept. 6, 2001, at 6:30 p.m. in the preventable death. Meigs High School cafeteria for citizens Did you know that tobacc.o kills more to share their thoughts on the regulation. At the public hearing, individuals will Americans each year than alcohol, cocaine, crack, heroin, homicide, suicide, be given a maximum of five minutes to car accidents, fires and AIDS combined? speak in favor of or a=inst the. proposed bYou may be a non-smoker, but if you are regulation. Those who choose to speak still ·inhaling the carcinogens (cancer that evening, are asked tp sign in at 6 p.m. causing chemicals) you could become a Every possible effort will be made to hear victim of this epidemic. the opinions of both proponents and With concern for public health, the opponents. This public hearing will be Meigs County Board of Health has pro- conducted in a civilized and · orderly posed a smoking regulation for enclosed manner -with a time keeper and a facilitapublic places. The regulation states, tor, . "Smoking shall be prohibited in all There are petitions being circulated enclosed public places within Meigs both in favor of and opposition .of the County, including, but not limited to, the proposed regulation . The opposing perifollowing" - elevators, restrooms, lob- tions contain false information and some bies, retail stores, offices, banks, laundro- have been signed by minors and people mats, restaurants, bars, libraries, hospitals, from_OJ.U of i:o.uncy....Ihis_JLLMeigs and clinics. A private residence is not County issue and Meigs County adults considered to be affected by this regula- need to be the ones signing the petitions. tion. · Remember to check the petition you are . Many Meigs countians support the signing ,c:arefully, as to ensure that you are Board of Health's clean indoor air regula- signing the petition you intend. tion and this is evident through the surIf you have· any questions, please call vey results obtained to date. The results the Health Department at 740-992show that 81 · percent support the clean 6626 .Thank you. indoor air regulation and 19 percent do Tracey L. O'Dell, RN not support the dean indoor air regulaPomeroy LAMBRO'S VIEW The current financial situation suits the president BY DoNALD l.AMBRO WASHINGTON -With the Democrats howling about the shrinking budget surplus, President Bush happily told reporters this week that the current fiscal situation was "a pretty good" spot for him to be in right now. What the .president meant is that in a sick economy, you do not want to be piling up cash in federal coffers. You want that money our in the nation's economic bloodstream - going into the cash registers, savings accounts, paychecks and the . investments of the American people help~ to restore the economy back to health. · Bush also meant that he had the Democrats in a nice little box on fiscal policy. They can scream about the declining surplus, but the practical effect is that they cannot propose any big spending initiatives outside of the administration's agenda becaus~ of the temporary tighmess of the budget. Thus, the preside.nt is seen as not only pursuing the right expansionaty fiscal policy with his tax cuts to get the economy moving, he has effectively put the brakes on the Democrats' propensity to spend. That's why they wanted to keep the surplus here~ so they could spend it and you couldn 't. But the Democrats are pretty good at taking a confusing fiscal situation and using it to breed fear and doubt. And with the help of a compljant news media, they have been trying to do that recendy. So let's take a look at. their charges and see how they hold up. First, they say that the big budget surpluses have been eaten up by the.Bush tax cuts, plunging the goV.nunent into fiscal chaos. In truth, the federal government is taking in a record $2 trillion in' tax revenue this year and will take in even more next year and the year after that. The government is hardly in an impoverished state$2 trillion is still a lor of money. True, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) confirmed this week that the government's operationat fund surplus (because of declining corporate and individual tax revenues) has all but been erased for the time being. But the mid-year fiscal review of the CBO also said the payroll tax is still rolling in at a hefty pace, producing about $150 billion in surplus money in the current fiscal year. It is notable that the CBO figures are close to the Office of Management and Budget's .forecasts. So Congress and the White House are pretty much in line with each other's surplus numbers. The CBO suggests that perhaps Sl <i billion of this $150 billion may have to be used for to cover any shorrfall. The rest, of course, would be used to pay down the public debt, as we have been doing for Several years now. That debt is shrinking both in dollar terms and as a percentage of the nation's entire Gross Domestic Product. is akin to a hospital refusing to dip into its large blood plasma supply when faced with a mounting number of patients suffering liom severe loss of blood. As for the Democrats' charges that dipping into some of the Social Security surplus will somehow endanger the program's future solvency, please. The payroll tax surplus has been used for decades (o pay the government's operational bills (without a peep liom the Democrats) until recendy when we have been plow- · ing ic; money into debt reduction. Social Security faces a much bigger problem than a relatively small temporary $10 billion loan to cover general fuOd expenses. For example, financing longterm liabilities that are now tens of trillions of doll~ the red, not to mentidn defrauding milh'lms of younger workers with a paltry 1 percent or 2 percent retur)'l on their payroll taxes. . Let's take a deep breath here. The government's treasury is going through a period of revenue decline, just like millions of businesses in the country do periodically. When the economy picks up, as It will eventually, so will federal tax revenues and so will the surpluses. , . Meantime, the" president is right: this isn't a bad situation to be in. The big spenders in both parties are in a fisc;U strai~acket. Their budget-busting p~s have been blocked because of their pledge · to use the Social Security surplus for debt repaymenr. And raising taxeS in a we:ik economy would be political suicide, net to mention fiscally stupid. ' We'll get through this soon enough. All we have to do nqw is keep spending under control and let the tax cuts regrow the economy. And work very hard. But $10 billion out of an annual $2 trillion federal· budget is nothing to get stirred up about. In the 1980s, when the fiscal focus was on the Granun-R.udman Act to control the deficits, the law's restraints didn't even begin to kick in at $10 billion. Democr•tic leaders and their friends in the new5 media keep bashing the Bush tax curs as the root cause ofthe declining surplus and suggesting that this is terrible fiscal policy. But I know of no school of economics that says it is good fiscal policy to run high budget surpluses and higher tax rates when the economy "is skirting a ' recessiOn. . (Donald lAmbro is filling 'in for Mort~n · What Democratic leaders are _proposing Kondracke.) . Reds' pitchers cool · s, 3-2 CINC INNATI (AP) - . been quiet," said Moises The NL Central leaders have Alou, whose 0- for- 2 afterstopped hitting and started noon dropped his average t(l worrying. .346. "We haven't been scarThe Houston Astros aren't ing that many runs. We got a playing like a team that ranks little spoiled. Our pitchers second in the league in runs, have been doing a good job. homers and batting average. We've been trusting them Most of their wins in the last too much and maybe not few weeks have come from concentrating enough on pitching, not piling up runs. scoring runs." The Astros managed only , The temptation is underfour hits off three Cincinnati standable. Houston's pitching pitchers Monday as the R.eds staff has been se nsational pulled out a 3-2 win. Calvin lately, leading the majors Pickering's pinch single in with a 2.86 ERA in August. the eighth drove in the It doesn't need much help to tiebreaking run off Octavia crank out w.ins. Dote! (6-5), the first earned Since Aug. 14, the Astros run that the reliever had . have played 19 games and allowed in nearly two scored three or fewer runs in · months. a dozen of them . Despite the The way Houston's offense slump, the Astros went 13-6 is going, even one mistake by over that span and took over a pitcher can lead to ruin. "Our offense lately has Please see Reds, A7 Chiefs cut ·. . Bubby Brister 4 I .....J j HinER OF THE DAY- Cincinnati's Pokey Reese (3), shown In this file photo with Ken Griffey, Jr., had three hits in the Reds' 3-2 win over the Houston Astros Monday. (AP File) Browns sign Bush, Simmons BER.EA. Ohio (AP) claimed wide receiver .Tony Safety Devin Bush, who was Simmons on waivers from shocked when the St. Louis New England and offensive Rams released him, signed a lineman Terrance Sykes from two-year contra<;t on Man- the New York Giants. day . with the Cleveland Simmons has made nine Browns. career starts in the NFL. Bush started 12 games for Wide receiver Lenzie Jackthe Rams last season and did- son was released along with n't e'xpect to be one of the 13 defensive back Anthony Malplayers cut by the club Sun- brough, offensive lineman day. He had agreed to a pay Scott Sanderson. The Browns cut to stay in St: Louis. also plac~d quarterback "I don't know what hap- Kevin Thompson (knee) on pened,". Bush said. "I was the reserve-injured list. · shocked. I haven't been in Bush can play either free or this kind of situation before. strong safety and will likely KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) But it's the NFL, things be Percy Ellsworth's backup .- Bubby ~rister, at 39 the -- cha_ng!!. fast. I'm very'--"su..,r=---"-atLfi~re.,;e . safe\)' for now. . '.oldest active quarterba"ci<: in prised." The Browl)S have been .the NFL, was released by Browns coach Butch Davis looking for a playmaker at Kansas City. continued retooling his roster safety for three years and may The move was to make on Monday, .claiming three have finally found one in room on the roster for backup players off waivers, including Bush, who has 55 starts and ·,Joe Germaine, whom th:e rookie quarterback Josh five career interceptions. ChiefS acquired from St..Louis Booty who was cut on SunLast week, the Browns for a sixth-round drafr choice. day by Seattle. signed former Jets safety :, Brister spent 14 seasons with The Browns open the reg- Scott Frost, and backup ',Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, the ular season on Sunday against strong safety Marquis Sritith the Seahawks. · has a broken hand. New York Jets, Denver and Minnesota. Booty, who also has played . The 28-year-old Bush, a with the Florida Marlins, was first-round pick of the In 99 career games, Brister drafted in the sixth round by Atlanta Falcons in 1995, fin completed 1,207 of 2,212 the Seahawks afrer starting !shed fourth on the R.ams passes for 14,445 yards with 81 for two years at LSU. with 80 tackles last season. touchdowns and 78 intercepIn addition, the club Bush said the Browns were tions. '.;JfJ• I ,, ' the first team to contact him after his release. The Browns also signed linebacker Anthony Denman, running back · Carl · Fair, defensive lineman Alvin McKinley and offensive linemen Richard Mercier and Paul Zukauskas to the practice squad. Davis said he still has not Are your investments spread among multiple firms with no . one really knowing who you are? · John C. MIUer, CFP Branch Uanager AnaelaWard Client S'ervice Manager At our Raymond James office we make It a point to get to know our clients and for them to get to know us. We have over 35 years of combined experience in the investment business. Let us share our experience with you as we get to know you . spoken with offensive tackle Call today for your free consultation with no obligation. Tony Jones, who retired after 311 Founh 51 .. Manella. OH 45750 one day of training camp but 740-)76-9186 is considering a comeback. R*NDA' seeyr;ea. ~ 800-726-8412 ,..,. •• , IIIAIDIII .. C The two have been exchangJohn.MillerOAJFS.com www.raymongjames .com/JohnC.M .::I::::· IIe::.:r~_..AWan!.II.BJES.com ing-phone - messages- for a week . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RAYMONDJAMFS NOTICE TO MEIGS COUNTY HOUSEHOLDS HOUSING REPAIR/REHABILIATION HOMEBUYER ASSISTANCE Be A Part of the special Commemorative Edition saluting the University of Rio Grande's 125th Anniversary · by placing your name and graduation year in this special edition. Applications for CH.IP home repair/housing rehabilitation/downpayment assistance will be available to low/moderate income households in Meigs, County on September 19,2001 beginning at 9:00 A.M. First come- First served- Should be here very early! The Meigs County Grants Office is located at 117 East Memorial. Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. Example: Home Repair: The repair of one or two items need to maintain home. Must be owner occupied. Housing Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation of all items that do not meet housing rehab code. Must be ·owner occupied. · Homebuyer/Rehabilitation: Grant assistance in paying reqllired downpayment/closing costs. Rehabilitation of those items that do not meet , . housing code after purchase. INFORMATIONAL MEETING TO EXPLAIN ALL ASPECTS OF ALL THREE PROGRAMs TO BE HELD SEPT. 11, 2001 AT 7:30P.M. AT THE GRANTS OFFICE, LOWER FLOOR, ·117 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE , POMEROY, OHIO. For further information contact Jean Trussell at 992-7908 • This speciall25th Anniversary Edition will be published on Thursday, September 13, 2001. All ads must be pre-paid and received before 5:00, Friday, September 7th, 2001. Please send or bring in the completed coupon below, along 'with your payment to The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Fpr More Information, Call Dave or Debbie at 992-2155. ····-~---········-··············-············-···· Rio Grande I 25th Anninversary Edition I I :Your Name:: ______________________ .1 ' Graduating Class::~----------------- ------------------. l I o ! I �.. 0. IJinlon~ The D~y Sentinel . PageA4 =Inside: Tuesct.y, September 4, 2001 The Daily Sentinel • College FB Polls, Page A 7 · Diamond Roundup, Page A 10 LE6AL The Daily Sentinel Page AS ::titMAt: INJECTION Tuesday, September 4, 1001 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740.992·2156 • Fax: 992·2157 MONDAY's Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 'Charles W. Govey Publisher R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Charlene Hoeflich Diana Kay Hill General Manager Controller HIGHLIGHTS ' nibe beats WhHe Sox.&-3 an welcome. TIJ.ey dtmdJ/ ltf! ku tlutn JOO wONis. AU letters tut ntbjecl to editiltg atul must 1H slgnrd atul include tJddres!J tJtultthplwllt IIIIMbf'r. · No 1111.rigMd ldten will IH flllblUiu.t. /~ltt!n .rltt'luld IH in food flUte, tuldrusU.g Usuu, 1101 JHnonali/Ws. Uttns UJ ilu blilM Tl_, opilliOM ul'nssul Ut lilt: col11m11 ~low an the con.~~tlttiU nftlte Ohio Publisltin1 Co. S «<UoriaJ board, NnleSJ otherwin 11oled. CHICAGO (AP) - As the innings pile up for C.C. Sabathia, he only seems to get stronger. "I was looking forward to getting an opportunity to get this many innings," Sabathia said. "I worked hard in the offseason to get ready. I definitely .feel stronger. The arm's loose, everything's going good." The rookie won his fifth straigh't decision , and Ellis Burks hit a three-run homer as the Indians beat the Chicago · White Sox 6-3 Monday night. Sabathia (15-4) became the first Indians rookie to win at least 15 games since Herb ~ Score won 16 in 1955. ·sabathia, who hasn't lost since Aug. 2 · against Oakland, : 'allowed three runs and six hit' 'in eight innings. He struck out •eight. · Sabathia, who is 6-foot-7, •260 pounds, has pitched I 52 ·2-3 innings, his most as a professional. Burks went 3-for-4, includ'ing his 24th homer in the sixth ·"inning off Gary Glover (4-2). 'The inning began with Cleve'land down 3-1, but Burks put 'them ahead to stay. · Cleveland also got a homer 'from Einar Diaz, and RB!s Trom Travis Fryman and ·Roberto Alomar. ~J NATION·' A L VIEWS . Innocent - ·' Language skills one step in protecting victims of drng war • South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, on catching dmg traffickers: Catching drug traffickers is important, but so · is protectipg innocent lives. Until the mistakes that took two innocent lives are corrected, Washington should not renew joint drug interdiction efforts in the Andes. One of these mistakes involves language skills. CIA-contract pilots on a surveillance plane in April were unable to speak Spanish well enough to warn Peruvian pilots they were making a mistake by firing on a plane that turned out to be carrying American missionaries and two young children. Veronica Bowers and her 7"month-old daughter, Charity, died in the attack. A Peruvian liaison official on th e tracking flight was required to speak English. But an investigation shows that as stress levels rose, American and Peruvian personnel were unable to understand each other. Even if certain Peruvians are required to · · speak English to be in the inte'rdiction program, it is a mistake not to require American personnel on foreign assignment to be fluent in the language of that country. This should be even more pressing for a job that involves life-or- death decisions . such. as drug interdiction and air surveillance. ... The Bush administration must now decide whether to renew its joint drug mterdiction program with Peru and , Colombia, which was suspended after the April shootdown. . Drug flights may be going undetected for the moment. But it : is more important to guarantee that innocent people are not __:__:_-c·_ g_tJin~ to be shot our of.lhe sky" __ _ • Yakima (Wash.) Herald-Republic, on the 'stale's , P"blic Disclosure Act: Another local government pfficial ·has ~ resigned rather than comply with the stringent requirements of : the state Public Disclosure Act. j Zillah City Council member Jerry Burgess, appointed to a j vacant council seat in March, said he quit after learning he 1 would have to submit a detailed financial disclosure form in order to run for election to the post. ! "I just felt it was an invasion to my right to privacy and I 1 refused to acquiesce to it. it's not anybody's business but mine :' as to what I have or don't have," Burgess said. · . Wrong. ; But his reasoning does strike at the .very essence of the state's : tough Public Disclosure Act. .. . . : When people become public officials, they give up some of ; their privacy and assume the tremendous responsibility of not : only conducting the public's business in public, but also assur; ing the public that they 'rc strictly on the up and up while ~ doing so.... . • But why bother with councils and school boards, especially 1 in a small town like Zillah? ... ' Because while these jur-isdictions are government closest to ; the people, they are also a level of day- to- day government that ' often operates out of the limelight, without much attention ' from the public or media. Thus it is an area of government that , without checks could conceivably be prone to conflicts of ' interest and self-serving agendas. Public disclosure is a hedge against that. ... And the people's ~ right to know outweighs any objection a candidate might have : with reporting requirements .... ! BUSINESS MIRROR Lessons learned .from the past BY JoliN CuNNIFF NEWYOR.K - An average annual return of 10 percent, which isn't far liom what stocks have provided over the past six or seven , decades, would cause SS,O!XI to grow to roughly $160,000 in 35 · years. Not bad. · Not bad, that.is, if you're not still transfixed by the old high-tech, . bull market notion that you can double your money in a few days . : Some of your neighbors did just that - and then lost it all a lew~ weeks later. This is one lesson investors should have learned from the great market collapse of the past couple of years, a collapse more massive than any other in histoty when measured in dollars. More than $4 · trilli9n lost. · To have learne.d that stock prices cannot forever float free of earn-. ings will serve investors in the new market, when prices will be more dose)y tied to a company's real, not promised, performance. The coming marketplace i~ more to Warren Buffet's style of investing - taking steady profic; in sound, well-managed companies with · great and growing markets, rather than seeking quick returns liom faddish outfits. Buffet was viewed by newcomers during the dot.com, high-tech fever of the 1990s as an old-fashioned investor better suited to the \iJast than the present or future. And he all but confessed that they , '~re right. . · . .~ . OUR READERS' VIEWS' Support is there Dear Editor: Yes, it is true th at th ere is a smo king regulation being proposed for Meigs County; meanwhile, there is a lot of mis< · being di·scusse d an d di·ssemiin.ormatton nate d by .citizens th rough out the community. . Meigs County is fortunate to have a board of health that has directed services through the Health Department for more than 80 years. Th:e primary goal of the · Board of He al th is to maximize M e1gs the greatest health potential for all resi~ dents of the county. This goal is best accomplished by iu1plementation of prevention/health promotion programs.The Health Department provides services to citizens of all ages; fiDm infants-t o ~eniors. The Health Department provides many wonderful services to protect those· who can't protect themselves _ free immunizations, ·.free blood pressure screenings and prevention programs. The Health Department doesn't really pass too many policies, but there are ones that are important. Don't you want the Health Department to regulate food temperatures in restaurants? Isn't it necessary for ·restaurant workers to wear hair nets and gloves? These are policies in which the Health Department regulates within restaurants. Cancer is deadly. You can't dispute this fact. Everyone knows someone who suffers from this relendess disease. Of the 50 states in the USA, Ohioans continue to die froin canc~r at higher rates than the rion. These results show overwhelming national average. This "sad but true" sta- support in favor of _the clean indoor air tistic is due a higher smoking rare and regulation. lack of exercise within our state. An even Based upon this information and more astounding . fact is that Meigs ~ngoing research, 'the Board of Health County has the highest cancer death rate feels that it is necessary to protect ·the out of all 88 counties in Ohio! · -Second- health of Meigs countians by propqsing a hand smoke is a Class A carcinogen (so is smoking regulation. A public hearing will asbestos!) and the third leading cause of be held Sept. 6, 2001, at 6:30 p.m. in the preventable death. Meigs High School cafeteria for citizens Did you know that tobacc.o kills more to share their thoughts on the regulation. At the public hearing, individuals will Americans each year than alcohol, cocaine, crack, heroin, homicide, suicide, be given a maximum of five minutes to car accidents, fires and AIDS combined? speak in favor of or a=inst the. proposed bYou may be a non-smoker, but if you are regulation. Those who choose to speak still ·inhaling the carcinogens (cancer that evening, are asked tp sign in at 6 p.m. causing chemicals) you could become a Every possible effort will be made to hear victim of this epidemic. the opinions of both proponents and With concern for public health, the opponents. This public hearing will be Meigs County Board of Health has pro- conducted in a civilized and · orderly posed a smoking regulation for enclosed manner -with a time keeper and a facilitapublic places. The regulation states, tor, . "Smoking shall be prohibited in all There are petitions being circulated enclosed public places within Meigs both in favor of and opposition .of the County, including, but not limited to, the proposed regulation . The opposing perifollowing" - elevators, restrooms, lob- tions contain false information and some bies, retail stores, offices, banks, laundro- have been signed by minors and people mats, restaurants, bars, libraries, hospitals, from_OJ.U of i:o.uncy....Ihis_JLLMeigs and clinics. A private residence is not County issue and Meigs County adults considered to be affected by this regula- need to be the ones signing the petitions. tion. · Remember to check the petition you are . Many Meigs countians support the signing ,c:arefully, as to ensure that you are Board of Health's clean indoor air regula- signing the petition you intend. tion and this is evident through the surIf you have· any questions, please call vey results obtained to date. The results the Health Department at 740-992show that 81 · percent support the clean 6626 .Thank you. indoor air regulation and 19 percent do Tracey L. O'Dell, RN not support the dean indoor air regulaPomeroy LAMBRO'S VIEW The current financial situation suits the president BY DoNALD l.AMBRO WASHINGTON -With the Democrats howling about the shrinking budget surplus, President Bush happily told reporters this week that the current fiscal situation was "a pretty good" spot for him to be in right now. What the .president meant is that in a sick economy, you do not want to be piling up cash in federal coffers. You want that money our in the nation's economic bloodstream - going into the cash registers, savings accounts, paychecks and the . investments of the American people help~ to restore the economy back to health. · Bush also meant that he had the Democrats in a nice little box on fiscal policy. They can scream about the declining surplus, but the practical effect is that they cannot propose any big spending initiatives outside of the administration's agenda becaus~ of the temporary tighmess of the budget. Thus, the preside.nt is seen as not only pursuing the right expansionaty fiscal policy with his tax cuts to get the economy moving, he has effectively put the brakes on the Democrats' propensity to spend. That's why they wanted to keep the surplus here~ so they could spend it and you couldn 't. But the Democrats are pretty good at taking a confusing fiscal situation and using it to breed fear and doubt. And with the help of a compljant news media, they have been trying to do that recendy. So let's take a look at. their charges and see how they hold up. First, they say that the big budget surpluses have been eaten up by the.Bush tax cuts, plunging the goV.nunent into fiscal chaos. In truth, the federal government is taking in a record $2 trillion in' tax revenue this year and will take in even more next year and the year after that. The government is hardly in an impoverished state$2 trillion is still a lor of money. True, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) confirmed this week that the government's operationat fund surplus (because of declining corporate and individual tax revenues) has all but been erased for the time being. But the mid-year fiscal review of the CBO also said the payroll tax is still rolling in at a hefty pace, producing about $150 billion in surplus money in the current fiscal year. It is notable that the CBO figures are close to the Office of Management and Budget's .forecasts. So Congress and the White House are pretty much in line with each other's surplus numbers. The CBO suggests that perhaps Sl <i billion of this $150 billion may have to be used for to cover any shorrfall. The rest, of course, would be used to pay down the public debt, as we have been doing for Several years now. That debt is shrinking both in dollar terms and as a percentage of the nation's entire Gross Domestic Product. is akin to a hospital refusing to dip into its large blood plasma supply when faced with a mounting number of patients suffering liom severe loss of blood. As for the Democrats' charges that dipping into some of the Social Security surplus will somehow endanger the program's future solvency, please. The payroll tax surplus has been used for decades (o pay the government's operational bills (without a peep liom the Democrats) until recendy when we have been plow- · ing ic; money into debt reduction. Social Security faces a much bigger problem than a relatively small temporary $10 billion loan to cover general fuOd expenses. For example, financing longterm liabilities that are now tens of trillions of doll~ the red, not to mentidn defrauding milh'lms of younger workers with a paltry 1 percent or 2 percent retur)'l on their payroll taxes. . Let's take a deep breath here. The government's treasury is going through a period of revenue decline, just like millions of businesses in the country do periodically. When the economy picks up, as It will eventually, so will federal tax revenues and so will the surpluses. , . Meantime, the" president is right: this isn't a bad situation to be in. The big spenders in both parties are in a fisc;U strai~acket. Their budget-busting p~s have been blocked because of their pledge · to use the Social Security surplus for debt repaymenr. And raising taxeS in a we:ik economy would be political suicide, net to mention fiscally stupid. ' We'll get through this soon enough. All we have to do nqw is keep spending under control and let the tax cuts regrow the economy. And work very hard. But $10 billion out of an annual $2 trillion federal· budget is nothing to get stirred up about. In the 1980s, when the fiscal focus was on the Granun-R.udman Act to control the deficits, the law's restraints didn't even begin to kick in at $10 billion. Democr•tic leaders and their friends in the new5 media keep bashing the Bush tax curs as the root cause ofthe declining surplus and suggesting that this is terrible fiscal policy. But I know of no school of economics that says it is good fiscal policy to run high budget surpluses and higher tax rates when the economy "is skirting a ' recessiOn. . (Donald lAmbro is filling 'in for Mort~n · What Democratic leaders are _proposing Kondracke.) . Reds' pitchers cool · s, 3-2 CINC INNATI (AP) - . been quiet," said Moises The NL Central leaders have Alou, whose 0- for- 2 afterstopped hitting and started noon dropped his average t(l worrying. .346. "We haven't been scarThe Houston Astros aren't ing that many runs. We got a playing like a team that ranks little spoiled. Our pitchers second in the league in runs, have been doing a good job. homers and batting average. We've been trusting them Most of their wins in the last too much and maybe not few weeks have come from concentrating enough on pitching, not piling up runs. scoring runs." The Astros managed only , The temptation is underfour hits off three Cincinnati standable. Houston's pitching pitchers Monday as the R.eds staff has been se nsational pulled out a 3-2 win. Calvin lately, leading the majors Pickering's pinch single in with a 2.86 ERA in August. the eighth drove in the It doesn't need much help to tiebreaking run off Octavia crank out w.ins. Dote! (6-5), the first earned Since Aug. 14, the Astros run that the reliever had . have played 19 games and allowed in nearly two scored three or fewer runs in · months. a dozen of them . Despite the The way Houston's offense slump, the Astros went 13-6 is going, even one mistake by over that span and took over a pitcher can lead to ruin. "Our offense lately has Please see Reds, A7 Chiefs cut ·. . Bubby Brister 4 I .....J j HinER OF THE DAY- Cincinnati's Pokey Reese (3), shown In this file photo with Ken Griffey, Jr., had three hits in the Reds' 3-2 win over the Houston Astros Monday. (AP File) Browns sign Bush, Simmons BER.EA. Ohio (AP) claimed wide receiver .Tony Safety Devin Bush, who was Simmons on waivers from shocked when the St. Louis New England and offensive Rams released him, signed a lineman Terrance Sykes from two-year contra<;t on Man- the New York Giants. day . with the Cleveland Simmons has made nine Browns. career starts in the NFL. Bush started 12 games for Wide receiver Lenzie Jackthe Rams last season and did- son was released along with n't e'xpect to be one of the 13 defensive back Anthony Malplayers cut by the club Sun- brough, offensive lineman day. He had agreed to a pay Scott Sanderson. The Browns cut to stay in St: Louis. also plac~d quarterback "I don't know what hap- Kevin Thompson (knee) on pened,". Bush said. "I was the reserve-injured list. · shocked. I haven't been in Bush can play either free or this kind of situation before. strong safety and will likely KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) But it's the NFL, things be Percy Ellsworth's backup .- Bubby ~rister, at 39 the -- cha_ng!!. fast. I'm very'--"su..,r=---"-atLfi~re.,;e . safe\)' for now. . '.oldest active quarterba"ci<: in prised." The Browl)S have been .the NFL, was released by Browns coach Butch Davis looking for a playmaker at Kansas City. continued retooling his roster safety for three years and may The move was to make on Monday, .claiming three have finally found one in room on the roster for backup players off waivers, including Bush, who has 55 starts and ·,Joe Germaine, whom th:e rookie quarterback Josh five career interceptions. ChiefS acquired from St..Louis Booty who was cut on SunLast week, the Browns for a sixth-round drafr choice. day by Seattle. signed former Jets safety :, Brister spent 14 seasons with The Browns open the reg- Scott Frost, and backup ',Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, the ular season on Sunday against strong safety Marquis Sritith the Seahawks. · has a broken hand. New York Jets, Denver and Minnesota. Booty, who also has played . The 28-year-old Bush, a with the Florida Marlins, was first-round pick of the In 99 career games, Brister drafted in the sixth round by Atlanta Falcons in 1995, fin completed 1,207 of 2,212 the Seahawks afrer starting !shed fourth on the R.ams passes for 14,445 yards with 81 for two years at LSU. with 80 tackles last season. touchdowns and 78 intercepIn addition, the club Bush said the Browns were tions. '.;JfJ• I ,, ' the first team to contact him after his release. The Browns also signed linebacker Anthony Denman, running back · Carl · Fair, defensive lineman Alvin McKinley and offensive linemen Richard Mercier and Paul Zukauskas to the practice squad. Davis said he still has not Are your investments spread among multiple firms with no . one really knowing who you are? · John C. MIUer, CFP Branch Uanager AnaelaWard Client S'ervice Manager At our Raymond James office we make It a point to get to know our clients and for them to get to know us. We have over 35 years of combined experience in the investment business. Let us share our experience with you as we get to know you . spoken with offensive tackle Call today for your free consultation with no obligation. Tony Jones, who retired after 311 Founh 51 .. Manella. OH 45750 one day of training camp but 740-)76-9186 is considering a comeback. R*NDA' seeyr;ea. ~ 800-726-8412 ,..,. •• , IIIAIDIII .. C The two have been exchangJohn.MillerOAJFS.com www.raymongjames .com/JohnC.M .::I::::· IIe::.:r~_..AWan!.II.BJES.com ing-phone - messages- for a week . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RAYMONDJAMFS NOTICE TO MEIGS COUNTY HOUSEHOLDS HOUSING REPAIR/REHABILIATION HOMEBUYER ASSISTANCE Be A Part of the special Commemorative Edition saluting the University of Rio Grande's 125th Anniversary · by placing your name and graduation year in this special edition. Applications for CH.IP home repair/housing rehabilitation/downpayment assistance will be available to low/moderate income households in Meigs, County on September 19,2001 beginning at 9:00 A.M. First come- First served- Should be here very early! The Meigs County Grants Office is located at 117 East Memorial. Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. Example: Home Repair: The repair of one or two items need to maintain home. Must be owner occupied. Housing Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation of all items that do not meet housing rehab code. Must be ·owner occupied. · Homebuyer/Rehabilitation: Grant assistance in paying reqllired downpayment/closing costs. Rehabilitation of those items that do not meet , . housing code after purchase. INFORMATIONAL MEETING TO EXPLAIN ALL ASPECTS OF ALL THREE PROGRAMs TO BE HELD SEPT. 11, 2001 AT 7:30P.M. AT THE GRANTS OFFICE, LOWER FLOOR, ·117 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE , POMEROY, OHIO. 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Proctorvllls Toll Free 1 $5 29 per hour Apply at any DAILY SENTINEL PO No Fee Unless We Win! 888 565 0187 Meigs County Ubrary BOX 729 08 POMEROY I 68B 562 3345 New bank repo 14M70 3 Mana~ng Cosmetologist :O::.H:.:4::5::.76::9:.:______ bedroom '2 bath Pay $499 full & part time commission & move in Oakwood Gall1p pay owner pays ••••• URGENTLY NEEOEDr ~:ii;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ol s (740)446-3093 work own hours Reply 10 plasma donors eam $45 lo HOMFS New Double w de $ 195 Hair Salon BoM 5B Pomer $60 lor 2 or 3 hours weekly ~---FOiiiiR,;;SALEiiiiiiito-,.1 Pe• Month! 3 Bedroom 2 .:..:.::.:...:::=...:.:._____ oy Ohio 45769 Call Sera Tee 740 592 F & Se Now Taking Appllcationo Bathroom Lavatory with Balh ree 0 ehvery t 35 West 2 Bedroom Town dark wood vanity medicine 6651 McClure s R~-urant now 3 bedroom house for sale in up 1 888 928-3426 ho Apa ••~ ad E ed A 1 Mlddl n II -.; And use rtmenlll Includes cabinet and lllree bulb light hiring all 3 locations full or Want ~epenenc oo epo ca om er water Sewage Trash fbcturo S40 (740)448-09~1 pen time pick up appllca ers Top Pay lor Top Shin son alter 5pm (740)982 SIZZUN$3501?.1o 740-448-oooe ~ lion allocation & bring back glero ft you can make me 3346 Hot summer deals COBRA 29LTD claulc CB P•eler Associates Degleeln between 9 30om & money (740)448 3541 -._------.fREE Room lor rent mealo/laun radio peaked S85 wtloon C v.l Engmaering Technolo- 10 ooam Monday thru Sat B 3 Bedroom on Route 2 Heat pump or central air Pilot Program Renters dry Included no drugslalco- 10()().. Magnet mount CB gy and/ or cer1lllcations urday ..._ ~ (304)675 5332 w th the purchase of select Needed 304 738 7295 hoi (740)992.0075 antenna handles 1000 (COOT Levell or ACI J.~IJ'ft.j In stock models wane excellent $35 1 1 Cert t n Need babvsltter for 2&3 For sale by owner Nice bl WHERE "l'l=r-':":'---::-~-., Tara Townhouse Apart (304)675 1 18 lcatlon) r-&rform construe year old Full time In my evel home on 1 acre near coles Mobile Homes 15266 H menta Very Spacious 2 t10n metenala teatng and home (740)441 9687 after 0.111poHo Coroer Collage Cheoter Th1ee bedroom US 50 East Athena OBJl.Eu-~ Bedrooms 2 Aoors CA 1 Firewood for sale $150 observation ol concreto 6pm (Careers Clooe To Home) two baths one-car garage Oh 45701 FUR"""'' • 112 Bath Fully Carpeted load (740)4419476 S<Mis and asphalt Posllon Call Todayl740-446 4367 tamUy room with fireplace PHONE Adult Fool & Baby Pool Pa Is Salesperson needed tuml 1 800 214.()452 sun room New central heat (740)592 1972 14K70 28 A trailer S300a tlo Start $365/Mo No Pets Ganarac 6 000 Wan Ganer in Galllpol s aeerlrea Reaume ture store Immediate open 19()..()5 12748 ng & ale svstem One mi month & 5150 deposit total Lease Plus Secunty Deposit ator Like New Extras to CTL Engln ng Inc lng lull lime position Apply 1"6 nute off Route 7 bul still pri FARMS ~ eleclllc no pets (740)742 Required Days 740 446 $350 (740)446-2350 2660 Fisher Road Colum Lifestyle Furnllure 856 MISCF! 1 AMXlUS vale (740196S.39a1 FOR g.. ~ 2714 3481 Evenings 740 387 Grubbs Plano- Tuning & buo OH 43204 (tOM 614Third Avenue Gallipolis Lw--iiiiiiiii~iiii-_.1 0502 740-446.()101 OH 9 30 5 oo No Phone Land Contract Pomeroy 3 ::::::::..:.::::::::::::.:.::.::....__ Ropelro Problems? 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Wa Sell N~ MOilLE HOME OWNERS 2001 to FACTS 45 Otrve long term health care are a ences can (740)446 7331 tal olf SR 160 on a private Wilma Davis broker 304 very very nice no pete in Maytag Appliancea French Street Gallipolis Ohio canng dodiCIItod lndivi<lu or 1740)4411-6519 I 112 ecre lol 3 bedroom n6 1340 Gall polls (740)448 2003 City Maytag 740-4411-7795 Huge lnvento~ Dlocount 45631 or Fax (740)446 al pleaoo apply at Holzer 2 112 baths big kllchen ., 8014 EOE M/F/H Senior Care Center 380 All Make Mowers Lawn w/oak cabinet& DR LA BLSINESS and (740}446 1409 Prices On Vinyl Skirting Tractora Tillers Repaired w/gas log 11 eplace centlol • ~ Bm ~" and love seat cream Doors Windows Anchors 2 BR C/A qu1at settl ng Couch Dom •no s now hi "'•no man- Colonial Drivs "!dwell ~ Free pick up Delivery Aval "'...u ua&..n.~.~ background w/ floral pattern Water Hea.tert Plumb'ng & agement and sate drivers Ohio between the hours of ab&e 21 Years Experience air laundry room front --Call tor Appointment SSOO 00 Farmhouse tyl Electrical Parts Furnacea & Gal•polls and ,Pomeroy "" 8 OOam and 4 OOpm or call Call Mike (740)446-7604 r,::rch & 2 112 COl gerage Building In Racine 30•80 <740 )992 2167 table and chairs St~ ~ Hoot Pumpo Bennetts MocatiOns only Apply In per us at (740)448 5001 and mmodiedato$pot2sse5500aslon•• block & brick was church 3 BR CIA all elootric nice both In brand now 1:0nd blla Home Supply 7<10-448son ukforEulaorMartie Country nme Daycare has pra•s at a-.ng at 1 & he 1 304~753805 9'16 wwwo bco-~1 2 openings any shIt $125 500 Call {740)446 centr a r at out o call for appointment :=.:.:~:::.::.::::::.._-,__ .. rv 111U'IIIIn NOW HIRING (740)843 5576 4514 from a 5pm M F or flood plain great location (740)992 2167 F Sel Rnett. 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Medical Records 1740)448 2977 rage close to high school ville 800 oq fl ale cov 1or Trailer Park 740 441 nue j6 &8~1 c rger Full tme and PAN RN alaff Reaponsbllltleo If you are !.:.::::!::::..::::::..:__ ___ 19 Oakwood DR Gall ered parking calling tan ..,ot_8_1_ _ _ _ _ __ needed for agresalvetv Interested contact Teresa Oh call between 8 00 $275/mo 814-876-1881 Mobile home for rant and Main Street Furniture growing local home health Wilson at (740)446 5001 or Kountry K ds Clulsllan 11 00 pm in good cond w (304)675-1422 Tanning canopv wlbench agency Med Home Health apply n person at Holzer Chlldcare l mll&d openings central air & heal $76 000 lms & mob'le home lot for renl 515 Main Street Point $350 Kohler blue COUCh & 7 Send resumes An Usa Senior Care Center 380 available References pnr reduced 304-727 3318 ACREAGE < o40}448 1279 1 PleaiAnt loveaaat $100 (740)388 Ehman Chapman AN Su- Cotonial Dnve Bidwell OH vlded for more nformaiiOn .;.N_Ic__;e:..clea--n-3_bod_room ___ '" 0438afle<5pm perv•aor 430 2nd Ave PO ..:456=-:14 .:__ _ _ _ _ _ please call 1740)992 7532 MOBILE HOMFS Commercial Lots w/ small country (740)256-6574 New & Used Fumiture Bo• 987 Gallipolis Oh FOR SALE homo for sale 4 lots 282 New 2 Place Uvingroom WATER WELLS DRILLED 45631 0/0 &eekS OTA dnvar With W II haul away clean out tong over an acre In heart of AI'ARTMF.Nrs (740)186.7311 ~.:• $399 Buy Sell Of call1 B(X)-481-6334 3 years &llpenence East to clean up move almost any NIGB Fleetwood Mobile PI Pleasant located at1410 FOR RENr Waterline Speclat 3/4 1100 west coast lor auto trans thmg Other odd jobs Can Home 2 Bedroom 2 Bath on Lewis St pr c113 neg _ Refrigerator/Freezer $50 PSI S21 95 Per 100 I' 1100 Ftg:~~~~G pon (740)256 1021 :.:.17.c 40:.:144-'S.-7.:..604:__ ___ 1 Acre ground on At 82 $62000 call 304 727 3318 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All 95::.__ __ I bedroom near Holzer NC ~1304 =)8~7:.:5-6:..:::7.:: Needed for your area Office worker pan lime Will power wash houses overtooklng river between betweel') 6 00 to 11 00 pm Bruo CompreSsion Attlngo to wol'k with schoO s pos1t ve punctual energetic tra Iars anything Call Leon & Point Pleasant Pos economical !!!I" heat quiet Two Bedn>om Sets Electric In Stock PTA a and coaches Eal Co person Applv in person (740~441 4238 Of (740)446 slble Owner Finance Acreage In City Great L& location $2711 monlh lease Hotplial Bed and Ufl Chair RON EVANS ENTERPIQ. Avg tsl yr $50-SSOK Complete Care Ch ropractlc: 0151 ask for Ron II no $35 000 (304)343 4143 or cation with beautiful bu kt ng & deposit required Allorted houMI"'IOd ltaml ES Jockoon Ohio I.SQ0(7.001256-1426 5<10.948 1540 behind Burger K ng answer leave mesoage (304)4511-1952 sitos phone (740)446'1182 (740)446 2957 537 9528 10 146 rM A: I e r I I I r I Arr, ·=-------- :11' ,_ o I iL...:.;;;:;iii:l-;:.;:liil;;:o;OJ _··;;;;:...;.:.:._:.c..-=.:....:.='-- New 14 Wde 3 Bedroom Ontu $ 19 aso Free Del very 10 loAN 7 & Set Up 1 688 928 2426 PROBLEMS PAYING New 16x80 3 bedroom 2 BILLS DR LOANS Loans balh only $500 down cell Available Cal Toll Free 1 Nikki (740)385 4387 877 745 1049 Good Bad or :..:...-.:~"-:::---:--c: No Credll or Bankruptcy 2002 Fleetwood only Welcome Fast Re able $775 down and $150 85 per ServiCe th II Ch I mon ca ery n..~,AL(7 ,._:4_::c 0lc:38 ::5;;;-4_:38 = 7- - - - I 822 Jay Dnvo September 6th and 7th 9am Spm Sep lember 8ih 9am 12 30pm Ran or shine lUI Ladderback chars oak chairs various ad Items stone crocks jars dishes new ball caps 2002 calendars tools wooden boxes metal toys pens ' ~provides home staff Ices to ch ldrenInand famserv lies and ~ i I H<llliFS to $175 GE refngerator white 2mebednt roo$ m umopstal$18t apadne was $175 now $150 20~ 2751 50 gas range $95 All appllan posit pay your own utilities cas guaranteed Skaggs 37 112 Smithers Avenue Appliances 76 Vine Streat. (740)446-9061 ;(7;40~)~446::;:7~3:9:8::::::::; nd floor apartment just 2 renovated 2 bedroom WIO S rL,-------_.1I r10 I I BediOOm Upsta rs Apt on Hotpolnt washer $75 Second Ave $300 per Whirlpool dryer $75 GE .,,.....______.., 1110 8 ~~ r 1 5:, 1304 r I r • I • • •AKC Registered Boxer Pupp ~es DOB 6 28 Fawn 1 male 2 lema es Ta1 s Docked Dew C aws re moved wormed $300 Ca I (304)675 41 56 after 8 00 pm M F a I day weekends AKC registered Engl sh Bulldogs malas & females 9 wks old (740)992 1435 r , I~losod MUiiCAL iO r10 94 Fueb1rd V 6 5 speed HOME Wh te New Tires 89K A 1 Condton Books 57125 wll lMPROvt.:MI'NJ'S take $6500 (740)446 4822 after Spm AI types of masonry brick ....c::_::::.______ block & stone 20 yrs expe l vely ti Auto Sa es 1988 r ence free t til mate Ford Escort S600 t992 (304)n3 9550 Ford Ranger Pickup 5 - - - - - - - - speed S600 1986 Ford BASEMENT Crown Victona $650 1989 WATEA~RDOFING Olds Cutlass Supreme Uncond tonal I let me guar $1000 ,989 Ford Taurus antee Local refe ences fu r SW $600 1992 Eagle Pre n shed Established 1975 m ere $800 1990 Plymouth Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 Sundance $650 1985 0870 , a00-2a7 0576 Dodge 600 Conv&rtable Rogers Waterp ool ng $600 1989 Chevv Beretta $1 200 1992 Dodge B 250 Van $1 000 1969 O ds C&C General Home Ma nte Cera $1000 1992 Dodge nance Pa nt ng v froJ Sid Shadow $800 1987 Pon ing ca pantry doors w1n t ac G and Am $4SO 1968 dows baths mob le home Olds Cera $700 1986 repa r and more For free Dodge Omn1 $500 1986 est mate call Chet 740 992 Chevy G 20 Van $1000 6323 1992 Mercu ry Topaz S800 1980 Ford Mustang $500 lntenor & Exle or rern odet 19B5 Chevy Caval er $250 ing chain Ink fe nce home 1990 Chevy Cors ca repa rs custom wood work $1 000 980 Ford p nto & decks Mr Fix 1t1 $500 1988 Plymouth Sun (304)675 3733 dance $500 t989 Ford ;____;_:_;_:....c:.:.__ _ __ Tempo $600 1989 Chevy l v ngston s Basement Wa Cavalier $600 1987 Chevy tar Proofng a t basement s 1o p ckup $900 1989 repai s done I ee esll Plymouth Honzon $500 mates llfeume guarantee Cal {740}388 9303 Mon 14yrs on job e~epe ence day through Fllday 9am (304)895 36a7 Spm Saturday 9am 3pm INmiUMENlS . Ge memha dt Flute w th hah::t case $200 (304)882 3775 Lowery Pagent Electric or Qan Full s ze like new :..17;;.40:::).:.36::7;;..00::.:8.:.6_~-Trumpet Trombone In Good Condtlon (740)441 8574 after 6 pm I· \l(\1 ""' 1'1 1 111 s ,~II\ I SIO( I..: iP.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::; r r Sundays ~lim ~~~ON FOR SALE ~ARM Mtanus Vlltory under the 53 year Cu ker a head coach for the fim rune old a1 No Ill The Beavers rumbled from No I 0 to No 22 after droppmg t h eir opener O) I n Mund1y s votmg by t h e 72 sports l team Ill the natton Followmg a dmmnattng 33 7 Vic tory ovor Penn State the Hurncanes rephced wnters and broadca\ters on the AP panel M1amt recc1vcd 37 first place votes and 1 737 pomts Fl< nda had 19 first place champtons remamed No 3 after a 44-j wm at Air Force foll owed by No 4 TexaJ and N o 5 Nebraska The Longhorns (1-0) the Flon da Gat ors at No 1 m The Asso c i ated Press mcdta p o ll on Monday votes and I 72 1 pomts The ream W>th t he most total pomts gets the No I ranking and Cornh usk ers from last week I n tim weeks USA Today / ESPN co 1ch es poll released Su nd 1y Flortda r enmned 2 No I and Mtanu No Last v.eek M13ml out da M tam l wmners of four nanon al udes 3 after losmg to Alabama m the 93 Suga r l3owl Wh tle Flonda also won Its ope n er Satur 49 14 agamst M arsh all - th e a 13 pomt Gato rs entered th e seaso n With ed ge and 12 fewer first place vot es t h an th e Hu rncones But n o w that b o th team s have p layed a ga m e t he vo rer s were m o re 1mp ressed w lth 21 I 723 I 710 secon d 23 fot th1rd and down to for 25th pbct 0) switched p laces The Sooners h ad 10 first place votes t h e Flon da St.ue renmn ed No 55- 13 wmners over D uke, 6 followed by No 7 O re-< gon No HTen n essee No 9 Virgmia Tech and No 10 Georgia Tech pomt I ts very grantymg to be ranked No 1 Mtcb 1gan w lu ch opened wtth a 3 1 13 wm over M mru (Oh1o) was up one sp o t nanonal mecha conung off the wm over to No Pen n State No Coker satd Obv10 usly It I I followed by No 12 Kansas State, 13 LSU N o 14 U CLA No IS W ash , No 16 Northwestern 11. speaks well for t h e rep utauon of the pro m gron g r am and fo r t h e JOb the p layers and N o tre Da m e No 18 M ISSISSippi State, N o coaches have done here 19 Fresno State No 20 C lemson No No 2t Fresno State (2 0) a 44 24 w nmer over South Carolma N o 22 O regon State N o O regon State o n Su n day ntgh t JUm p ed 11110 the Top 25 fo r the first tun e sm ce 1993 23 Wtscon slfl No 24 O h 10 State an d No 25 Georgia ------------------~----~---- Reds walks and 2 1 full co un ts but the t eam s stran ded 19 run - ners from Page AS ( AP) - Runmng boc k T r av ts Pren n ce s c han ces of p lay m g o n a wmnm g team m creased D o t e ! p 1tc h ed o ut o f a b oses loaded th reat m th e sev- fi rst pl ace Th e loss Sunday shave d enth b u t gave up a leado ff sm g le to Po k ey R eese m th<! exp o n ennally SundJ) w h en h e and quarterbac k Sp ergon th eir l ea d o ver the second W y nn we re traded t o t h e Mmn esota Vtk m gs fo r a ltfth place C ubs to three games roun d draft ptc k m 200 2 ond a con ditional 2003 ch01ce l et a p1d<Otf t hrow d efl ect and renunded th em his glove fo r an erro r at first , It s a g reat o pportum ty t o b e o n a w mnm g team l t JCe sat d m JUSt opt mus t1c N ow I m o n a Pren th at s losm g pl ay ers ge ttmg hur t I m JUSt re ad y ro co m e h er e an d, co ntrtbute as mu ch as I c an V1 k m gs h ead c o ac h D enn iS Green <aid Prentice s " 11 to Cubs aren t gom g Dou g C hapman two young gu ys v.tth the sam e sort o fstZ e we felt w e n eed ed a bigge r guy to go al o n g With 1t Prent1 ce rush ed fo r 5 12 yards and five t o u c hdown s l a<t season and IS n ow tlurd o n the depth chart b ehmd roo ki e and probable st ar te r D en n ett and second year p layer C h ap movm g R eese up call but the umptres ch anged the tr mmds and sent him back JetfBagwell who htt hiS 35th to sec ond drawmg a protest h o m er from We fully ex pect them sm g le In order t o h o ld t h em off start domg th e thmg were but! t for sconng runs m bunches R ed s through Ptc k en ng s the bole at made 11 a m oot pomt Do tel h adn t allowed an earne d run sm ce July 7 stre ak of 31 2 3 mmngs Neither offense co uld do mu ch m a g am e that took 3 hours and 4 5 mmutes b ec ause the shortstop scored R eese and they pitc hers routm ely w ent deep m the c ount There were IS m an off sa~d away They're t oo good th e A strn s are gom g to h ave to W e traded for a b tgge r runnm g bac k b ecau se we thmk we n eed one" Green sJi d With M1ch ael B ennett and h iS thtrd h1t B agwell H e go t to thtrd on a balk to get back mto It th e eigh t h star t scormg The N ow w1th th e V1 k m gs 22 , -po und frame ad ds some mu ch n ee d ed bul k Mmn esota bac kfi eld that 11 ca n d1sappear fast tf th ey don t t ea m th at s exp en en ced at wmmng L tst year Wi th the Drowns a t ea m s (2 and 1ts good to see t h e respect of th e P rent1 ce wasn t exctted ab o ut t he p ros p ects of anoth er year of l os m g m C l evel an d I I the defendmg national Longhorns two and th e Huskers two Votm g m th e AP poll Prentice not missing Dawgs Mmn placed F/on- but the Gators outpomted t h e r---~----~--~------~~;__-- ED EN PRAIRI E first Oklahoma (2 awanls teams 25 pomts for first pla ce 24 for were No I at the end of t h e 1992 rtgular seaso n and fi m sh ed No day - ~3 Canes returned to the top spot 111 the AP poll for th e first nme tn mne years The H urn ca 11es r~--EQIJJPMFm·----,.1.I iO first coachmg Vtctory at Mtanu He has the No 1 Res dent1a a Sc ott SulliVan (5 1) pitch ed two perfec t mnmgs D anny Grave s g ot and the l ast three outs for b JS 2 4th save m JO chan c es 1982 Chevy P<:kup 250 6 auto $900 1984 CJ7 Jeep 4 cyl 4 spd $3500 cyl , 1994 12 ft Stock Traier 19B7 Dodge Ram 150 4x4 Good Cond lion (740)388 Looks Good Runs Good 9815 74_0:_ - - - - - ' -- - - _< l2_ss._6_99_7 _ _ _ 110 NOTICES 1989 Ford Ranger 4'14 a~~: tended cab 48 000 mles Good condition needs s transmiSSIOn Light •••-•••-•••1 Indoor 1 . 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I, SUft ::w,. u~u 'l I 9·4-95: 1 to AI 4 =, .1 & '!)<Ut & • ~ s~ • by the Ohio Environmental Prolectlon Agency (OEPM last week Actions Include the adopllon modification or repeal of ordera (other than emergency ordora), lhe Issuance denial modification or revocallon of llcenaea · · · - · · · permits 1990 Chevy Aslro Van Au to AIC (740)992-6137 leases 1990 suzu truck 4'14 4 cyl 5 sp new tires & bat Hay & Bnghl W~re T e tery alum num whee s Straw Year Round Oehvery nice $2000 (740)247 4292 & Volume D1scount Avalla 1991 Chevy Suburban 4WD ble Hentage Farm 66 000 m1 es loaded very (304)675 6724 good cond1tion (740)446 3108 II{\ ''-~1'01~ I\ IU 1'\ FOR SALE 1967 Chrysler LeBaron 4 cylinder 25mpg new tires battery etc Excellent small er car (740)388 8997 1992 25th An"'versary Ca maro Green LM 82 miles AIC (740)446 4237 Leave a message $5000 080 1992 Oldsmobile Cutl ass Clara 6 cyl 4 doOr auto amlfm cassene Till Cru sa PW PL S2500 1994 Rangor 4M4 4 c:;l 5 speod one owner sharp truck lots of eMtras $5600 (740)379 9865 2001 Ford F 250 d esel " tended cab tong bed 4M4 6 d sc CID player w II se I lor pay olf low miles (740)742 1011 0 740 742 -3,;; 13;5;;..-----~ OOOF~'~4o MOTORCYQL'l I , . 1998 Honda Recon 250 CC good cond t on 4 wheeler has 2 wheel dnve $1800 (304)675 5688 - - -----1999 Honda 400 Foreman Asking $4200 (740)2 56 1579 1993 Uncoln Town Car Honda 450 ES Foreman 56 000 miles leather/ load $4500 (7401742 2821 .::::!:••::c:.:e::;lle~n:::t_c_on_d_ho_n_ i BoA~SMALEOTORS I. .v.. ed " !?40)448 3108 1993 Mazda MX-6 L S V 6 loaded auto 83 000 m1 Black $5000 304-675 3693 2002 Waco alummum hsh 1ng boat w/cenle consol e 1993 Saturn SL I $2500 50 hOrse Mercury & trader 1990 Corsica $1200 1968 $9800 2002 Waco 17' alu Foro Van 3/4 Ton $1500 mlnum bass boat wl60 horse Mercury & trailer (740)368-9906 $1 0 300 2001 Hydra bass 1995 Grand Am GT $3695 fibe rglass bass boat w/Jj(J 1993 Grand Am 4 door horse Mercury & traTI6r. $1795 1993 Cavalier $15800 other assortmenl $2195 1996 S I 0 $2695 of bOats Call Tom at Mart no 1990 Gran Prix $2195 Sorvlceo 741).992-6520 COOK MOTORS (740)446 0103 ~ Auro PARIS & r= 1995 Mazda Mlata 68 000 AcCEl>SORIElS miles Runs and looks G1eat $6100 or trade (4) 195n5R14 Ires $90 (740)339 3069 (304)675 1616 1989 Dodge Shadow Good Work Car $750 (740)446 7730 j CAMPERS & MOTOR HOlliES variances or meellng requula within 3 days altar muat be aubmllled filing tha appeal with wllhln 30 days of the ERAC nollce of the drall Approved action Proposed permlulon lor open acllons are written burning OAC Chapler written statements of slatements of the 3 745 19 lhe Director of director a Intent wllh Vermillion Tree & Environmental respacl to the l.endclearlng Services Prolecllon a Issuance, denial, Flatwoods Road (Direclor a) Intent with modification Pomeroy OH respect to lhe revocation, or renewal Appllcallon No(S) ISiuance denial, ale of a permit llcenoe or 08..()6.53-1 4 of a permll license variance WriHan (9)4 order elc lnlerealed comments and persons may submit requests lor a public Public Notice written comments or meellng regarding a requeel a public proposed action may meellng regarding be aubmllled wllhln 30 PUBLIC NOTICE draft actions days of nollca of lhe H•rald 011 and Gas Comments or public proposed action An Compeny 36 3 8 4 adJudication hearing Leading Creek Road, may be held on a Mlddleporl, Ohio propoaad acllon II a 45760 Ia applying to hearing reque11 or permll a well for lha objection Is received InJection of brine by the OEPA wllhln 30 waler produced In daya of luuanca of aaaoclalad wllh oil the propoaed action and naturel Wrlllen comments, The location of the requests lor public propoaed lnJ•ctlon meetings and well Is Jaymar Co•l adjudication hearing Co f2•D 2450 sl & requesls musl be oenl 2860 EL Sacllon 25 to Hearing Clerk Salisbury Township Ohio Envlronmanlal Meigs t:ounty Ohio Protection Agency The proposed well will P0 Box 1049 Inject Into th• Ohio Columbue Ohio Shale Formation at a 43216 1049 depth of 3106 feel to (Telephone 614 644 3124 fHI The averega 2129) Final Acllono InJection 11 estimated are actions of lhe lo be BOO barrels per dlreclor which ore day The maximum effective upon Injection preseure II laouance or a alaled eotlmated to be 810 eflecllve dale pal Furlher Pursuanl lo Ohio Information can be Revised Code Section o b I l l n e d by 3745 04 a final action contacting Herald 011 may be appealed lo and Gas Company or the Environ menial the Dlvlolon of Mineral R e v lew Appeala Resource• Commloalon (ERAC) Management The (Formerly Known As addreu of the The Environmental Division Ia Ohio cerllflcatee and lhe approval or disapproval of plans and speclflcallons Draft Acllons are Inco pora t on F ee Me,rch!lnll' IA.cco.unt Free Crad1t Card Proc<lS,sing Send SASE Ma I ng Our Sales Brochures! 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Roof Air Tires Paint ' t OWNERS 1996 LH'ICO!n Towncar m nl Breaks Very Good Condi cond bon low mtleage tlon 40 000 miles can • Tappan H Efflclancy 90% $15 000 Inn one owner (7401448 2311 a< (740)446 oGas Furnaces Oil Fuma("7_:40_:::)c_:99::2:.:3::1.:02:__ _ _ 3222 Ask lor Frod $5500 •cas 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Cond tion1ng Systems 1999 Monte Car1o LS ex 33 F eetwood Prowler Free 8 Year Warranty Ben cellent cond lion loaded campe lull bedroom nens Heattng & Cool ng 1 39 000 mtles $10 500 shower & bwlQ room sta n l 6 0 0 8 7 2 5 9 6 7 (740)446 3117 less sleel sto'o & double ' www orvb com/bennen s nk new elngerillor " 199901dsAi ero bnght red $3800 7409924, 63 : w heelcha r 2 walkers Loaded 100 000 mt e war • walking cane potty char ranty $12 000 (304}675 99 model camper Sp nte rmake best offer (7 40)446 6406 after Spm 36 lOng Pull out rooms a1r 70 stereo Queen matt esses 2 2002 Trans Am Ram All bedrooms bath tub ·fl:!:l"'-~----., loaded (740)367 0326 1740)245 5535 BliiU>ING 91 cava or AS 4 cyl auto L.--·S;;:LJPI'l.IEl-~"~-,J i cold a r n ce car $1500 .(7401387 7619 : NEW AND USED FUR NANCES FOR SALE! We Install Free Est mates If you dont Cal us We bolh Loose (740)446 8308 1 800 291 0096 I RESID~- ·L HOME We Cover Me1g s, Gall•a, And Mason Count 1es Like No One Else Can• Oearltirw Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh1o .~~ .t~IL'a'-...-:;.;--.,_.] ~rlhune To 4, 2001 Tuesday, Sept parsonOf who Board Review) waa by a party lo a proceeding before lhe dlreclor by filing an appeal wllhln 30 dayo of notice of the final acllon Pursuant lo Ohio Revloed Code Section Dep!lrlmenl Reeourc~ Dlvlalon of Natural of Mineral Reoources management 1855 Founlaln Square Bldg H·3 Columbus Ohio 43224 1383 (614) 265 6822 For -full conolderatlon all 3745 07 a final action Issuing denying modifying revoking or renewing 1 permit license or variance which Is not preceded by a proposed action b 1d may a appaa 8 to the ERAC by filing an appeal wllhln 30 days ollaauance of the final acllon ERAC appeals must be flied with Environmental Review Appeals Commission 236 Easl Town Street Room 300 Columbua Ohio 43215 A copy of lhe appeal muot be served on the Director com men 11 and objections muat be recalved by the Olvlalon, In writing, within llfteen calendar day• of the data of this published legal 11 no ce (8) 4 - - - - - - - -Public Nollce PUBLIC NOT1CE FOR SALE In accordance wllh the Ohio Revised Code tealed bids will be recelvad by the Melgo Counly Board of Commlaalonara In their office located In lhe courthouoe Third Floor Second Slreol Pomeroy Ohio 45769 for one used ambulance belonging to EMS until 12 noon on W ednesday September 12 2001 The bids will be opened at 10 00 am Thursday Sapl 13th and read aloud lor the following One (1) used ambulance with no guarantee or warranty 1980 Ford E 350, Gas vehicle formerly used as Transfer oquad 1116 Serial • 1FDKE30M2LHBO NO EMS OA EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD WITH THE VEHICLE Vehicle may be aeon al lhe EMS building located on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy Ohio during normal buslneu hours Monday through Friday ALL BIDS MUST BE SEALED AND MARKED BID FOR USED AMBULANCE The Board of Counly Commissioners rasarvea the rlghl to relecl any and/or all bids and/or any perij thereol and to waive any Informality In any bid (914 7 10 �Tuesday, Sept. Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohi o 4, 2001 - Sentinel - 3aegtster CLASSIFIED t f In one week With us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ~B ock brick sewer ppes ao,Windows lintels etc C aude • Wnters Rio Grande OH !'Clall 740-245 5121 To Place l\egtster m:rthune Sentinel Your Ad, (304) 675-1333 (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 Call Today••• Or Fax (740) 446-3008 Or Fax (740) 992·2157 Monday thru Fnday 8 00 a m to 5:00p.m. t(~~cfaf'w Display Ads Dally In Colu mn 1 00 p m Mond ay Fr day for ln se tlon In Ne iC t Day s Paper S undll\1 In Co u mn 1 00 p m At Dtsp ay 12 Noon 2 Bu sine ss Days Pr or To I ·-"""· ~ H 0 W I.Q. WRITE AN AQ. 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Clotho. loy. high Chair loddler bed now bab" mat 1reas clannet blinds ' adu~ clothing mise tor everyone 95 C ndy Drive 2nd road to rightpas1Komeroff160 925 4th "ve Back Yard L1nens EJ~erclse Equip ment TV/ Stereo Stand Lots mise Tuesday 8 5 Centenary Past Jumbo 95 Sept 4 5 Door Womens Clothes Crafts Pictures Coats and much more Huge Yard Sale Mens womens boys clothes home mterior furniture appliances etc 3314 Georges Creek Ad Wednesday Au gust 29th Tuesday Sep :: '•:.: m::b:: ••;;.4::1h.::__ __ _ _ Mov ng Sal.,. Tuesday Soptember 41h & Wednesday 5th 6339 & 6309 Stale Route 588 9am 4pm All klf"'dS of 1temsl ;;;;.;;,;;;;:.;:;;;;.;:;__ _ _., 4f YARD SALE· hook up 2nd avenue $350 deposit $350 rent Aeferen ces required (740)446 7_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3::.1:.:1.:. BEAUTIFUL APART MENTS AT BUDGET PRI CES AT JACKSON ES TATES 52 Westwood Drive from $297 to $383 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housing O:::!:'ppoC::::rt::un::lty:!:.-_____ i PoMEROY/MII)Dlli: Aver Va ley Apostolic Wor sh p Cente Missionary ben eflt vard sate 484 Peart St M ddlepo 1 9n 8 t o 4 new used lots of mise September 3 & 4 Syracuse roadside park cassette tapes ecords & mise POR11NG L.~---Gooos----.,1 ..., Guns Soko heavy barrel with Leupold scope 22 250 caliber Remington mod 141 slide action nile wllll scope 35 caliber (740)446 1162 --------- Remington 700 30-06 4M Weaver $425 Remington 670 20 gauge Wl'l Master $425 Brownlng 500 A 1 and 2 bedroom apart Bel"um12gaugetwobar ~:~ 1=~ :~~~~;. rels $650 (740)387 7693 qu red no pets 740-992 2218 ANnQt.JES -"'---- - - - - 1 Bedroom Apartment Re ., lrlneralor Range AIC In Buy or ••II Rlve"no Anti l.":csed $2a9 PI 0 sit& " c us epo quea 1124 East Main on Reference HUD Appr'9ved SR 124 E Pomet'oy 740(740)441-1519 9922526 Russ Moore i L.-------.,1 L,--·:>iii\!.,;,uiiiit-.. -_... rEAI~~~~~-,~~~~·~~~: .IV.l'l ' 1 • MONEY New ao• electric range l1ke new 1 3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Homes From $199/Mo 4% Down 30 Years at 8 5% APR For Listings 800-319 3323 EM! 1709 - - - -- -- - 2 bedroom home close to town basement River vtew $4251 month 3 bedroom In town 1112 baths Good,_ ~ cation $500/ month Refer encesand deposit •equlrod :..(7_4__;0):__446_3644______ 3 bedroom home MlnersvIll e area river view references required deposit required no pets 740 992 6n7 after 5pm ;:.::.---...,--...,--::-3 Bedroom House In Syra cuse Ohio $450/ Month HUD Approved (304)675 :5332.::::....;;wee.::;k=end=s;.;on=ly::-Cozy 1 2 bedroom Cottage $250 Uncoin Ave Call Homestead Realty (304)675-5540 ask tor Nan cy 1988 24 gooaeneck horse trailer 3 compartments 22 .:::==:..:::.::.____ pull behind camper sleep& For Lease One bedroom 6 evenlnga (740)245-5622 unfurnished second floor apenment at comer of Sec 201b Propane lanko bought ond and Plno AIC $300 new never used overllll nth luded barb "II ~.::.:rfty .,;a~:~ depos t protect on ecue g11 ' size 1 lull $30 1-empty $20 ~tslor(a7nce40)~':"..'!."2'5'ed No (304)6751618 -~=~:::!..~:..::...:..:::.._ _ 3 p1eco Baaaett living room Gracious lv1ng I and 2 suite good oonditlon $450 bedroom apanments at VII :..(7_40c.;).:.99;;;2;;.34::_::9.:.3_ _ __ loge Manor ond Riverside Apanments In Mlddlapon 4ft Francis CB antenna From $27~$346 Call 740 with coa• AM/FM antenna 992 5084 Equal Housing with coax mounted on a .O:!:ppo:::::n;:u::: nl:::lle::s::..._ _ _~ vise grp bracket $20 (304)675 8795 Nice one bedroom furnish ed utilities pald beautiful counlry location (740)992 4451 after 4 fronts available for vacancies now Library Clerk 20hrs/week The Meigs County Ubraryls F~ST GROWING BUSI <"KV..=~' now accepting applications NESS NEEDS CASHIERS ~---SiiiERiiiitVIiiCE'iiiii-_.1 WNewld 20001y2 $Fiee49twoodlhs nglle tor a ~rt time clerk Must & COOKS PART TIME e n mon on Y ba ava•· 11abl e to work daya FULL nME ALL SHIFTS at Fl ee two od Hames oI TURNED DOWN ON evenings and weekends SEND RESUME TO THE SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt? Proctorvllls Toll Free 1 $5 29 per hour Apply at any DAILY SENTINEL PO No Fee Unless We Win! 888 565 0187 Meigs County Ubrary BOX 729 08 POMEROY I 68B 562 3345 New bank repo 14M70 3 Mana~ng Cosmetologist :O::.H:.:4::5::.76::9:.:______ bedroom '2 bath Pay $499 full & part time commission & move in Oakwood Gall1p pay owner pays ••••• URGENTLY NEEOEDr ~:ii;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ol s (740)446-3093 work own hours Reply 10 plasma donors eam $45 lo HOMFS New Double w de $ 195 Hair Salon BoM 5B Pomer $60 lor 2 or 3 hours weekly ~---FOiiiiR,;;SALEiiiiiiito-,.1 Pe• Month! 3 Bedroom 2 .:..:.::.:...:::=...:.:._____ oy Ohio 45769 Call Sera Tee 740 592 F & Se Now Taking Appllcationo Bathroom Lavatory with Balh ree 0 ehvery t 35 West 2 Bedroom Town dark wood vanity medicine 6651 McClure s R~-urant now 3 bedroom house for sale in up 1 888 928-3426 ho Apa ••~ ad E ed A 1 Mlddl n II -.; And use rtmenlll Includes cabinet and lllree bulb light hiring all 3 locations full or Want ~epenenc oo epo ca om er water Sewage Trash fbcturo S40 (740)448-09~1 pen time pick up appllca ers Top Pay lor Top Shin son alter 5pm (740)982 SIZZUN$3501?.1o 740-448-oooe ~ lion allocation & bring back glero ft you can make me 3346 Hot summer deals COBRA 29LTD claulc CB P•eler Associates Degleeln between 9 30om & money (740)448 3541 -._------.fREE Room lor rent mealo/laun radio peaked S85 wtloon C v.l Engmaering Technolo- 10 ooam Monday thru Sat B 3 Bedroom on Route 2 Heat pump or central air Pilot Program Renters dry Included no drugslalco- 10()().. Magnet mount CB gy and/ or cer1lllcations urday ..._ ~ (304)675 5332 w th the purchase of select Needed 304 738 7295 hoi (740)992.0075 antenna handles 1000 (COOT Levell or ACI J.~IJ'ft.j In stock models wane excellent $35 1 1 Cert t n Need babvsltter for 2&3 For sale by owner Nice bl WHERE "l'l=r-':":'---::-~-., Tara Townhouse Apart (304)675 1 18 lcatlon) r-&rform construe year old Full time In my evel home on 1 acre near coles Mobile Homes 15266 H menta Very Spacious 2 t10n metenala teatng and home (740)441 9687 after 0.111poHo Coroer Collage Cheoter Th1ee bedroom US 50 East Athena OBJl.Eu-~ Bedrooms 2 Aoors CA 1 Firewood for sale $150 observation ol concreto 6pm (Careers Clooe To Home) two baths one-car garage Oh 45701 FUR"""'' • 112 Bath Fully Carpeted load (740)4419476 S<Mis and asphalt Posllon Call Todayl740-446 4367 tamUy room with fireplace PHONE Adult Fool & Baby Pool Pa Is Salesperson needed tuml 1 800 214.()452 sun room New central heat (740)592 1972 14K70 28 A trailer S300a tlo Start $365/Mo No Pets Ganarac 6 000 Wan Ganer in Galllpol s aeerlrea Reaume ture store Immediate open 19()..()5 12748 ng & ale svstem One mi month & 5150 deposit total Lease Plus Secunty Deposit ator Like New Extras to CTL Engln ng Inc lng lull lime position Apply 1"6 nute off Route 7 bul still pri FARMS ~ eleclllc no pets (740)742 Required Days 740 446 $350 (740)446-2350 2660 Fisher Road Colum Lifestyle Furnllure 856 MISCF! 1 AMXlUS vale (740196S.39a1 FOR g.. ~ 2714 3481 Evenings 740 387 Grubbs Plano- Tuning & buo OH 43204 (tOM 614Third Avenue Gallipolis Lw--iiiiiiiii~iiii-_.1 0502 740-446.()101 OH 9 30 5 oo No Phone Land Contract Pomeroy 3 ::::::::..:.::::::::::::.:.::.::....__ Ropelro Problems? Need 276-63n) emell Calla bedroom 100% remodeled 2 bedroom 14M65 CIA Tuned? C811 The Plano Dr oresIeg Cctleng com Complete Beauty Salon for 52000 •-·- 5350 monlh 57 acre farm 1 bedroom tota electric absolutely no T 1 A 740 446-4525 EOE UUftlll and 3 bedroom houses w n lverTowers now ac Needed 63 People 10 lose sale 2 Tanning beds 1740)696-6 763 pets $350/mo plus deposit cep1 AN EMPLOYEE OWNED 30 lba by October 151 shampoo bowls dryers & :......;.:..:.:..:...:...;_::__ _ _ _ horae bam 32><84 &hop go Call (740)245 9491 or Ilea •ng Independent Herballle Dis COMP•NY app btiona tnbutor Coli For Product Or .. n-and many extras $5000 fl rm New Brick Ranch Home on rage hay told pastu1a (740)245-5175 No calls at HUD kll tor 1 BA ~ 40)387 ·~ 2 woods stocked pond good su s zed apt lor Counselor An outpatient al New Just Patented! I lost call {7 -vv1 2 4 acres 5 m nutes from hunting Sal houses togolh':e::.r.:9p~m~------ elderly and disabled EOH Opportunity (740)441-1962 --~ol and other drug agon 231baln one Monthll 800 Hotzer 3 Bedrooms 3 (304)67• ••79 ~· •-kJe Electric Wheel Baths Open Kitchen/ Faml or or separate Between 2 bedroom on Route 35 no orvo JET ~ Is seeking a counselor 570 9628 one Ku~ ..., h 1 like ne (740)992 Mercerville and Patrol pels deposit & reference AERATION MOTORS Services include but are not www bsl m411fe com c2636 ar w ly Room Den Mud Room A ad N Ba 1 nd Poo 3489 Hannan Trace Road requ~red (740)245 5690 epa r ow & Robul"" In lim•tad to screening and NOW HIAINft ~AS We sement n grou H hbe (740)441 9060 Sl • C811 A E 1 -·alua1tons diagnosis lndl prooently have~ ~ ~·n no• lor 11111 nr.-~ Storage Building Smiths Henrv ers- rger r10 u~~~ OCn ~ .. ~,.~ ---~ 800 637 9528 on vans vidual and/ or group coun State Tested Nuralng Aa.ais To Do Cabinets (740)446.0149 Poplar Grove Farm If\ Gal 2 Bedroo n Trailer on Addl Goooi sellng Bachelor 1 degree a tanta Available Is a full time Newly constructed s ngle II polls Ferry 1663 acres son Pike $2 20/ month ~--------- - - - - " ' - - - - must eeoc orliSWand positton 311 aopm and story 1600 sq foot homo with pra. ci~JII war house $100 deposit No Pets Kitchentableand4chalra knowledge n chemical de- part time PDIItlona on all 8 year experienced nurse Located 10 minutes from outbuildings beautiful tO {740)446 1637 or {740)446- Appliances Reconditioned nice wooden set $65 00 ~ndency preferred Send Washers Ranges 304-6751618 _ _ __ t'llhifta If you are slnceretv aIda Will care tor ekl ertY Holzer Hospital 20 minutes million tor more Info call 3437 AefrigratoraDryers Up To 90 Daus ::::.~.:..:.:.:.::__ 1 1 resume by September Interested in a career In Mon Fri Day Have Refer from Pleasant Va lev Hosp Davli & Associates Inc 2 BR all electnc air carpet Guaranteed! Wa Sell N~ MOilLE HOME OWNERS 2001 to FACTS 45 Otrve long term health care are a ences can (740)446 7331 tal olf SR 160 on a private Wilma Davis broker 304 very very nice no pete in Maytag Appliancea French Street Gallipolis Ohio canng dodiCIItod lndivi<lu or 1740)4411-6519 I 112 ecre lol 3 bedroom n6 1340 Gall polls (740)448 2003 City Maytag 740-4411-7795 Huge lnvento~ Dlocount 45631 or Fax (740)446 al pleaoo apply at Holzer 2 112 baths big kllchen ., 8014 EOE M/F/H Senior Care Center 380 All Make Mowers Lawn w/oak cabinet& DR LA BLSINESS and (740}446 1409 Prices On Vinyl Skirting Tractora Tillers Repaired w/gas log 11 eplace centlol • ~ Bm ~" and love seat cream Doors Windows Anchors 2 BR C/A qu1at settl ng Couch Dom •no s now hi "'•no man- Colonial Drivs "!dwell ~ Free pick up Delivery Aval "'...u ua&..n.~.~ background w/ floral pattern Water Hea.tert Plumb'ng & agement and sate drivers Ohio between the hours of ab&e 21 Years Experience air laundry room front --Call tor Appointment SSOO 00 Farmhouse tyl Electrical Parts Furnacea & Gal•polls and ,Pomeroy "" 8 OOam and 4 OOpm or call Call Mike (740)446-7604 r,::rch & 2 112 COl gerage Building In Racine 30•80 <740 )992 2167 table and chairs St~ ~ Hoot Pumpo Bennetts MocatiOns only Apply In per us at (740)448 5001 and mmodiedato$pot2sse5500aslon•• block & brick was church 3 BR CIA all elootric nice both In brand now 1:0nd blla Home Supply 7<10-448son ukforEulaorMartie Country nme Daycare has pra•s at a-.ng at 1 & he 1 304~753805 9'16 wwwo bco-~1 2 openings any shIt $125 500 Call {740)446 centr a r at out o call for appointment :=.:.:~:::.::.::::::.._-,__ .. rv 111U'IIIIn NOW HIRING (740)843 5576 4514 from a 5pm M F or flood plain great location (740)992 2167 F Sel Rnett. Netd Job Security ~yree Blvd '--'-:::-:--=:---:7-._.., or a econditloned Sl AI. 124 & $1 000/$5 000 + Month pan lim. Ward Clerk ;__;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ (740)448 324a after 5pm ' =aea 11 1 Rl VI ld washers dryers and =et Motorola Prollle 300 ~nolog $72 000 {740)949-2217 u 1u ver ew ea1 ~ CBitular phone Work From Home Free In Hours 5pm- Spm 7 Days a Full &ervlce hOuse ciMnlng week Duties to Include an hour voru honest ret Ranch S~ le Home for sale For 1 Or 2 P~te Reteren eratars peons I 11 • 17 00 1ncludlno ba ttor to 1 868447 7813 ·' " b all p 1 F once 7 Jackson l'.ve •• new swering phone fll ng light erencea avallab e ca 1 4 bdrm 3 baths 2 car ga Oulce ulldlng in Miners ces epo o 1 a os (304)6 nd ba ha 1 • 75-7368 clerical. Medical Records 1740)448 2977 rage close to high school ville 800 oq fl ale cov 1or Trailer Park 740 441 nue j6 &8~1 c rger Full tme and PAN RN alaff Reaponsbllltleo If you are !.:.::::!::::..::::::..:__ ___ 19 Oakwood DR Gall ered parking calling tan ..,ot_8_1_ _ _ _ _ __ needed for agresalvetv Interested contact Teresa Oh call between 8 00 $275/mo 814-876-1881 Mobile home for rant and Main Street Furniture growing local home health Wilson at (740)446 5001 or Kountry K ds Clulsllan 11 00 pm in good cond w (304)675-1422 Tanning canopv wlbench agency Med Home Health apply n person at Holzer Chlldcare l mll&d openings central air & heal $76 000 lms & mob'le home lot for renl 515 Main Street Point $350 Kohler blue COUCh & 7 Send resumes An Usa Senior Care Center 380 available References pnr reduced 304-727 3318 ACREAGE < o40}448 1279 1 PleaiAnt loveaaat $100 (740)388 Ehman Chapman AN Su- Cotonial Dnve Bidwell OH vlded for more nformaiiOn .;.N_Ic__;e:..clea--n-3_bod_room ___ '" 0438afle<5pm perv•aor 430 2nd Ave PO ..:456=-:14 .:__ _ _ _ _ _ please call 1740)992 7532 MOBILE HOMFS Commercial Lots w/ small country (740)256-6574 New & Used Fumiture Bo• 987 Gallipolis Oh FOR SALE homo for sale 4 lots 282 New 2 Place Uvingroom WATER WELLS DRILLED 45631 0/0 &eekS OTA dnvar With W II haul away clean out tong over an acre In heart of AI'ARTMF.Nrs (740)186.7311 ~.:• $399 Buy Sell Of call1 B(X)-481-6334 3 years &llpenence East to clean up move almost any NIGB Fleetwood Mobile PI Pleasant located at1410 FOR RENr Waterline Speclat 3/4 1100 west coast lor auto trans thmg Other odd jobs Can Home 2 Bedroom 2 Bath on Lewis St pr c113 neg _ Refrigerator/Freezer $50 PSI S21 95 Per 100 I' 1100 Ftg:~~~~G pon (740)256 1021 :.:.17.c 40:.:144-'S.-7.:..604:__ ___ 1 Acre ground on At 82 $62000 call 304 727 3318 PSI $37 00 Per 100 All 95::.__ __ I bedroom near Holzer NC ~1304 =)8~7:.:5-6:..:::7.:: Needed for your area Office worker pan lime Will power wash houses overtooklng river between betweel') 6 00 to 11 00 pm Bruo CompreSsion Attlngo to wol'k with schoO s pos1t ve punctual energetic tra Iars anything Call Leon & Point Pleasant Pos economical !!!I" heat quiet Two Bedn>om Sets Electric In Stock PTA a and coaches Eal Co person Applv in person (740~441 4238 Of (740)446 slble Owner Finance Acreage In City Great L& location $2711 monlh lease Hotplial Bed and Ufl Chair RON EVANS ENTERPIQ. Avg tsl yr $50-SSOK Complete Care Ch ropractlc: 0151 ask for Ron II no $35 000 (304)343 4143 or cation with beautiful bu kt ng & deposit required Allorted houMI"'IOd ltaml ES Jockoon Ohio I.SQ0(7.001256-1426 5<10.948 1540 behind Burger K ng answer leave mesoage (304)4511-1952 sitos phone (740)446'1182 (740)446 2957 537 9528 10 146 rM A: I e r I I I r I Arr, ·=-------- :11' ,_ o I iL...:.;;;:;iii:l-;:.;:liil;;:o;OJ _··;;;;:...;.:.:._:.c..-=.:....:.='-- New 14 Wde 3 Bedroom Ontu $ 19 aso Free Del very 10 loAN 7 & Set Up 1 688 928 2426 PROBLEMS PAYING New 16x80 3 bedroom 2 BILLS DR LOANS Loans balh only $500 down cell Available Cal Toll Free 1 Nikki (740)385 4387 877 745 1049 Good Bad or :..:...-.:~"-:::---:--c: No Credll or Bankruptcy 2002 Fleetwood only Welcome Fast Re able $775 down and $150 85 per ServiCe th II Ch I mon ca ery n..~,AL(7 ,._:4_::c 0lc:38 ::5;;;-4_:38 = 7- - - - I 822 Jay Dnvo September 6th and 7th 9am Spm Sep lember 8ih 9am 12 30pm Ran or shine lUI Ladderback chars oak chairs various ad Items stone crocks jars dishes new ball caps 2002 calendars tools wooden boxes metal toys pens ' ~provides home staff Ices to ch ldrenInand famserv lies and ~ i I H<llliFS to $175 GE refngerator white 2mebednt roo$ m umopstal$18t apadne was $175 now $150 20~ 2751 50 gas range $95 All appllan posit pay your own utilities cas guaranteed Skaggs 37 112 Smithers Avenue Appliances 76 Vine Streat. (740)446-9061 ;(7;40~)~446::;:7~3:9:8::::::::; nd floor apartment just 2 renovated 2 bedroom WIO S rL,-------_.1I r10 I I BediOOm Upsta rs Apt on Hotpolnt washer $75 Second Ave $300 per Whirlpool dryer $75 GE .,,.....______.., 1110 8 ~~ r 1 5:, 1304 r I r • I • • •AKC Registered Boxer Pupp ~es DOB 6 28 Fawn 1 male 2 lema es Ta1 s Docked Dew C aws re moved wormed $300 Ca I (304)675 41 56 after 8 00 pm M F a I day weekends AKC registered Engl sh Bulldogs malas & females 9 wks old (740)992 1435 r , I~losod MUiiCAL iO r10 94 Fueb1rd V 6 5 speed HOME Wh te New Tires 89K A 1 Condton Books 57125 wll lMPROvt.:MI'NJ'S take $6500 (740)446 4822 after Spm AI types of masonry brick ....c::_::::.______ block & stone 20 yrs expe l vely ti Auto Sa es 1988 r ence free t til mate Ford Escort S600 t992 (304)n3 9550 Ford Ranger Pickup 5 - - - - - - - - speed S600 1986 Ford BASEMENT Crown Victona $650 1989 WATEA~RDOFING Olds Cutlass Supreme Uncond tonal I let me guar $1000 ,989 Ford Taurus antee Local refe ences fu r SW $600 1992 Eagle Pre n shed Established 1975 m ere $800 1990 Plymouth Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 Sundance $650 1985 0870 , a00-2a7 0576 Dodge 600 Conv&rtable Rogers Waterp ool ng $600 1989 Chevv Beretta $1 200 1992 Dodge B 250 Van $1 000 1969 O ds C&C General Home Ma nte Cera $1000 1992 Dodge nance Pa nt ng v froJ Sid Shadow $800 1987 Pon ing ca pantry doors w1n t ac G and Am $4SO 1968 dows baths mob le home Olds Cera $700 1986 repa r and more For free Dodge Omn1 $500 1986 est mate call Chet 740 992 Chevy G 20 Van $1000 6323 1992 Mercu ry Topaz S800 1980 Ford Mustang $500 lntenor & Exle or rern odet 19B5 Chevy Caval er $250 ing chain Ink fe nce home 1990 Chevy Cors ca repa rs custom wood work $1 000 980 Ford p nto & decks Mr Fix 1t1 $500 1988 Plymouth Sun (304)675 3733 dance $500 t989 Ford ;____;_:_;_:....c:.:.__ _ __ Tempo $600 1989 Chevy l v ngston s Basement Wa Cavalier $600 1987 Chevy tar Proofng a t basement s 1o p ckup $900 1989 repai s done I ee esll Plymouth Honzon $500 mates llfeume guarantee Cal {740}388 9303 Mon 14yrs on job e~epe ence day through Fllday 9am (304)895 36a7 Spm Saturday 9am 3pm INmiUMENlS . Ge memha dt Flute w th hah::t case $200 (304)882 3775 Lowery Pagent Electric or Qan Full s ze like new :..17;;.40:::).:.36::7;;..00::.:8.:.6_~-Trumpet Trombone In Good Condtlon (740)441 8574 after 6 pm I· \l(\1 ""' 1'1 1 111 s ,~II\ I SIO( I..: iP.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::; r r Sundays ~lim ~~~ON FOR SALE ~ARM Mtanus Vlltory under the 53 year Cu ker a head coach for the fim rune old a1 No Ill The Beavers rumbled from No I 0 to No 22 after droppmg t h eir opener O) I n Mund1y s votmg by t h e 72 sports l team Ill the natton Followmg a dmmnattng 33 7 Vic tory ovor Penn State the Hurncanes rephced wnters and broadca\ters on the AP panel M1amt recc1vcd 37 first place votes and 1 737 pomts Fl< nda had 19 first place champtons remamed No 3 after a 44-j wm at Air Force foll owed by No 4 TexaJ and N o 5 Nebraska The Longhorns (1-0) the Flon da Gat ors at No 1 m The Asso c i ated Press mcdta p o ll on Monday votes and I 72 1 pomts The ream W>th t he most total pomts gets the No I ranking and Cornh usk ers from last week I n tim weeks USA Today / ESPN co 1ch es poll released Su nd 1y Flortda r enmned 2 No I and Mtanu No Last v.eek M13ml out da M tam l wmners of four nanon al udes 3 after losmg to Alabama m the 93 Suga r l3owl Wh tle Flonda also won Its ope n er Satur 49 14 agamst M arsh all - th e a 13 pomt Gato rs entered th e seaso n With ed ge and 12 fewer first place vot es t h an th e Hu rncones But n o w that b o th team s have p layed a ga m e t he vo rer s were m o re 1mp ressed w lth 21 I 723 I 710 secon d 23 fot th1rd and down to for 25th pbct 0) switched p laces The Sooners h ad 10 first place votes t h e Flon da St.ue renmn ed No 55- 13 wmners over D uke, 6 followed by No 7 O re-< gon No HTen n essee No 9 Virgmia Tech and No 10 Georgia Tech pomt I ts very grantymg to be ranked No 1 Mtcb 1gan w lu ch opened wtth a 3 1 13 wm over M mru (Oh1o) was up one sp o t nanonal mecha conung off the wm over to No Pen n State No Coker satd Obv10 usly It I I followed by No 12 Kansas State, 13 LSU N o 14 U CLA No IS W ash , No 16 Northwestern 11. speaks well for t h e rep utauon of the pro m gron g r am and fo r t h e JOb the p layers and N o tre Da m e No 18 M ISSISSippi State, N o coaches have done here 19 Fresno State No 20 C lemson No No 2t Fresno State (2 0) a 44 24 w nmer over South Carolma N o 22 O regon State N o O regon State o n Su n day ntgh t JUm p ed 11110 the Top 25 fo r the first tun e sm ce 1993 23 Wtscon slfl No 24 O h 10 State an d No 25 Georgia ------------------~----~---- Reds walks and 2 1 full co un ts but the t eam s stran ded 19 run - ners from Page AS ( AP) - Runmng boc k T r av ts Pren n ce s c han ces of p lay m g o n a wmnm g team m creased D o t e ! p 1tc h ed o ut o f a b oses loaded th reat m th e sev- fi rst pl ace Th e loss Sunday shave d enth b u t gave up a leado ff sm g le to Po k ey R eese m th<! exp o n ennally SundJ) w h en h e and quarterbac k Sp ergon th eir l ea d o ver the second W y nn we re traded t o t h e Mmn esota Vtk m gs fo r a ltfth place C ubs to three games roun d draft ptc k m 200 2 ond a con ditional 2003 ch01ce l et a p1d<Otf t hrow d efl ect and renunded th em his glove fo r an erro r at first , It s a g reat o pportum ty t o b e o n a w mnm g team l t JCe sat d m JUSt opt mus t1c N ow I m o n a Pren th at s losm g pl ay ers ge ttmg hur t I m JUSt re ad y ro co m e h er e an d, co ntrtbute as mu ch as I c an V1 k m gs h ead c o ac h D enn iS Green <aid Prentice s " 11 to Cubs aren t gom g Dou g C hapman two young gu ys v.tth the sam e sort o fstZ e we felt w e n eed ed a bigge r guy to go al o n g With 1t Prent1 ce rush ed fo r 5 12 yards and five t o u c hdown s l a<t season and IS n ow tlurd o n the depth chart b ehmd roo ki e and probable st ar te r D en n ett and second year p layer C h ap movm g R eese up call but the umptres ch anged the tr mmds and sent him back JetfBagwell who htt hiS 35th to sec ond drawmg a protest h o m er from We fully ex pect them sm g le In order t o h o ld t h em off start domg th e thmg were but! t for sconng runs m bunches R ed s through Ptc k en ng s the bole at made 11 a m oot pomt Do tel h adn t allowed an earne d run sm ce July 7 stre ak of 31 2 3 mmngs Neither offense co uld do mu ch m a g am e that took 3 hours and 4 5 mmutes b ec ause the shortstop scored R eese and they pitc hers routm ely w ent deep m the c ount There were IS m an off sa~d away They're t oo good th e A strn s are gom g to h ave to W e traded for a b tgge r runnm g bac k b ecau se we thmk we n eed one" Green sJi d With M1ch ael B ennett and h iS thtrd h1t B agwell H e go t to thtrd on a balk to get back mto It th e eigh t h star t scormg The N ow w1th th e V1 k m gs 22 , -po und frame ad ds some mu ch n ee d ed bul k Mmn esota bac kfi eld that 11 ca n d1sappear fast tf th ey don t t ea m th at s exp en en ced at wmmng L tst year Wi th the Drowns a t ea m s (2 and 1ts good to see t h e respect of th e P rent1 ce wasn t exctted ab o ut t he p ros p ects of anoth er year of l os m g m C l evel an d I I the defendmg national Longhorns two and th e Huskers two Votm g m th e AP poll Prentice not missing Dawgs Mmn placed F/on- but the Gators outpomted t h e r---~----~--~------~~;__-- ED EN PRAIRI E first Oklahoma (2 awanls teams 25 pomts for first pla ce 24 for were No I at the end of t h e 1992 rtgular seaso n and fi m sh ed No day - ~3 Canes returned to the top spot 111 the AP poll for th e first nme tn mne years The H urn ca 11es r~--EQIJJPMFm·----,.1.I iO first coachmg Vtctory at Mtanu He has the No 1 Res dent1a a Sc ott SulliVan (5 1) pitch ed two perfec t mnmgs D anny Grave s g ot and the l ast three outs for b JS 2 4th save m JO chan c es 1982 Chevy P<:kup 250 6 auto $900 1984 CJ7 Jeep 4 cyl 4 spd $3500 cyl , 1994 12 ft Stock Traier 19B7 Dodge Ram 150 4x4 Good Cond lion (740)388 Looks Good Runs Good 9815 74_0:_ - - - - - ' -- - - _< l2_ss._6_99_7 _ _ _ 110 NOTICES 1989 Ford Ranger 4'14 a~~: tended cab 48 000 mles Good condition needs s transmiSSIOn Light •••-•••-•••1 Indoor 1 . 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I, SUft ::w,. u~u 'l I 9·4-95: 1 to AI 4 =, .1 & '!)<Ut & • ~ s~ • by the Ohio Environmental Prolectlon Agency (OEPM last week Actions Include the adopllon modification or repeal of ordera (other than emergency ordora), lhe Issuance denial modification or revocallon of llcenaea · · · - · · · permits 1990 Chevy Aslro Van Au to AIC (740)992-6137 leases 1990 suzu truck 4'14 4 cyl 5 sp new tires & bat Hay & Bnghl W~re T e tery alum num whee s Straw Year Round Oehvery nice $2000 (740)247 4292 & Volume D1scount Avalla 1991 Chevy Suburban 4WD ble Hentage Farm 66 000 m1 es loaded very (304)675 6724 good cond1tion (740)446 3108 II{\ ''-~1'01~ I\ IU 1'\ FOR SALE 1967 Chrysler LeBaron 4 cylinder 25mpg new tires battery etc Excellent small er car (740)388 8997 1992 25th An"'versary Ca maro Green LM 82 miles AIC (740)446 4237 Leave a message $5000 080 1992 Oldsmobile Cutl ass Clara 6 cyl 4 doOr auto amlfm cassene Till Cru sa PW PL S2500 1994 Rangor 4M4 4 c:;l 5 speod one owner sharp truck lots of eMtras $5600 (740)379 9865 2001 Ford F 250 d esel " tended cab tong bed 4M4 6 d sc CID player w II se I lor pay olf low miles (740)742 1011 0 740 742 -3,;; 13;5;;..-----~ OOOF~'~4o MOTORCYQL'l I , . 1998 Honda Recon 250 CC good cond t on 4 wheeler has 2 wheel dnve $1800 (304)675 5688 - - -----1999 Honda 400 Foreman Asking $4200 (740)2 56 1579 1993 Uncoln Town Car Honda 450 ES Foreman 56 000 miles leather/ load $4500 (7401742 2821 .::::!:••::c:.:e::;lle~n:::t_c_on_d_ho_n_ i BoA~SMALEOTORS I. .v.. ed " !?40)448 3108 1993 Mazda MX-6 L S V 6 loaded auto 83 000 m1 Black $5000 304-675 3693 2002 Waco alummum hsh 1ng boat w/cenle consol e 1993 Saturn SL I $2500 50 hOrse Mercury & trader 1990 Corsica $1200 1968 $9800 2002 Waco 17' alu Foro Van 3/4 Ton $1500 mlnum bass boat wl60 horse Mercury & trailer (740)368-9906 $1 0 300 2001 Hydra bass 1995 Grand Am GT $3695 fibe rglass bass boat w/Jj(J 1993 Grand Am 4 door horse Mercury & traTI6r. $1795 1993 Cavalier $15800 other assortmenl $2195 1996 S I 0 $2695 of bOats Call Tom at Mart no 1990 Gran Prix $2195 Sorvlceo 741).992-6520 COOK MOTORS (740)446 0103 ~ Auro PARIS & r= 1995 Mazda Mlata 68 000 AcCEl>SORIElS miles Runs and looks G1eat $6100 or trade (4) 195n5R14 Ires $90 (740)339 3069 (304)675 1616 1989 Dodge Shadow Good Work Car $750 (740)446 7730 j CAMPERS & MOTOR HOlliES variances or meellng requula within 3 days altar muat be aubmllled filing tha appeal with wllhln 30 days of the ERAC nollce of the drall Approved action Proposed permlulon lor open acllons are written burning OAC Chapler written statements of slatements of the 3 745 19 lhe Director of director a Intent wllh Vermillion Tree & Environmental respacl to the l.endclearlng Services Prolecllon a Issuance, denial, Flatwoods Road (Direclor a) Intent with modification Pomeroy OH respect to lhe revocation, or renewal Appllcallon No(S) ISiuance denial, ale of a permit llcenoe or 08..()6.53-1 4 of a permll license variance WriHan (9)4 order elc lnlerealed comments and persons may submit requests lor a public Public Notice written comments or meellng regarding a requeel a public proposed action may meellng regarding be aubmllled wllhln 30 PUBLIC NOTICE draft actions days of nollca of lhe H•rald 011 and Gas Comments or public proposed action An Compeny 36 3 8 4 adJudication hearing Leading Creek Road, may be held on a Mlddleporl, Ohio propoaad acllon II a 45760 Ia applying to hearing reque11 or permll a well for lha objection Is received InJection of brine by the OEPA wllhln 30 waler produced In daya of luuanca of aaaoclalad wllh oil the propoaed action and naturel Wrlllen comments, The location of the requests lor public propoaed lnJ•ctlon meetings and well Is Jaymar Co•l adjudication hearing Co f2•D 2450 sl & requesls musl be oenl 2860 EL Sacllon 25 to Hearing Clerk Salisbury Township Ohio Envlronmanlal Meigs t:ounty Ohio Protection Agency The proposed well will P0 Box 1049 Inject Into th• Ohio Columbue Ohio Shale Formation at a 43216 1049 depth of 3106 feel to (Telephone 614 644 3124 fHI The averega 2129) Final Acllono InJection 11 estimated are actions of lhe lo be BOO barrels per dlreclor which ore day The maximum effective upon Injection preseure II laouance or a alaled eotlmated to be 810 eflecllve dale pal Furlher Pursuanl lo Ohio Information can be Revised Code Section o b I l l n e d by 3745 04 a final action contacting Herald 011 may be appealed lo and Gas Company or the Environ menial the Dlvlolon of Mineral R e v lew Appeala Resource• Commloalon (ERAC) Management The (Formerly Known As addreu of the The Environmental Division Ia Ohio cerllflcatee and lhe approval or disapproval of plans and speclflcallons Draft Acllons are Inco pora t on F ee Me,rch!lnll' IA.cco.unt Free Crad1t Card Proc<lS,sing Send SASE Ma I ng Our Sales Brochures! 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Help Wanted ie 1 (708)l tl S400 (24H s 1 ~ 1989 Olda Cuilasa Su preme redlgr&v n.m a good S2 000 (740)843-1125 Open a 1atum1num trailer tor sale A uma LTD 18 ft long GVWR 7 000 lbs i993 Mazda MX 6 L S V electric brakes tandem 6 loaded IUIO 83 000 ml B)(les 1500 miles I year Black $5000 304-675-3893 old $3100 (740)949 2217 • I - BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Larry Cuker has more than JUSt lm or commercial w nng new serv1ce or re (1) 196 9 GMC 11 12 Ton pairs Masterllcensedelec dump truck steel bed sin Inc an A denour Electncai g e a.le 5 speed 30S v.s WV000306 304 675 1786 fa r cond1t on fair t res Ask ang 2 000 {1) 1973 Chevy 1 1/2 Ton dump truck alu m num bed s ngle axle 5 speed w/splnter 366 V.S gOOd cond ton good tires Ask ng $2 800 No COL ro qu red on etther Call (740)448 4514 8 5pm o (740)446 324a a«er 6pm ___ A7 Hunicanes storm into No.1 spot· I FOR"~ALE : '"* I:'F.RsoNAu; _ _ _ _ _,.ll RM:k Pea1aon Auct on Com Garbage Serv ce Needs o.. Overbrook I e ." " r •v Center 333 Georges Ponable Sawmill 16 Wide Only $195 00 Per tOO ecru ONLY $<18 000 pany full time auctioneer pendable driver/loader w1th Page Street M ddleport don t haul your logs to the Month 8 99% F xed Interest or 273 •ere• ONLY Why wa 1t? Start meet ng complete auction service COL Experience dr vlng Oh s currently taking appll mill just call 304 675 t 957 Rate With A1 And Un $138 00 Fleoreatlon propGf Qh 1o s1ngles tomght call toll LICensed t68 OhiO & West top heavy trucks a plus cations tor Its upcoming derp1nning 1 888 928 3426 ty m KY and WV Great for free 1 800 766 2623 ext Vlrg nla 304 713 5785 Or (740)388 9686 nursing assistant class Wol1clng too much or just the Outdoor Lover1 Also 5 1621 304 n3-5447 which will begin on Septem cant keep up with your 1995 Clayton 14x70 2BD acre to 6 acre tracts aval a Help wanted caring for the ber 10th and w111 run house cleaning? Call for an 2BA v nyl Sid ng Shingle ble In Pike and Jackson co WANIID elderly Darst Group Home through September 21 lnterv ew (740)446 927 1 or Roof Must be Moved accessible to 40 acre to 200 ANNOUNCEMF.NfS TO BUY now peY'ng mlmmum wage 2001 Applications will be (740)441 1659 (304)675 1388 acre or Publk: hunting For __ . ___ new sh fts 7am 3pm 7am accepted until September 6 more Info and FREE maps 5pm 3pm 11 pm 11 pm 2001 Please stop by our 1996 Oakwood Home contact Advocate For Ch ldren Absolute Top Dollar US 7am caii74Q-992 5023 front office lor an app •calion ,4x80 new porch 10x16 Anthony Land Co Ltd Become a Foster Parent S lver Gokt Coins Proof or contact Krlatie Madden at B~ Cent al air system 3 bed t..aD0-213-8385 Cell wv Youth Advocate sets 0 amonds Gotd Home Health Agency seek {740) 992 6472 for more In OfPOR'ruNJI'Y rooms 2 baths Must have www alcland QOm Prognom R ngs us Currency lng Full time/ Pan time/ Per lonnalon E 0 E pey off Call (740)2561387 - - - - - - - - Phone 1 800 575 6006 M T S Coin Shop 151 Sec Diem/ Weekend AN s com or (740)339 2502 Look ng To Buy A New or 304 345-8897 ond Avenue Galllpo Is 740 petltlve Salary with benefits Overbrook Center Now ac INOTIC'-! sl Time Buyers Call Oak Home? Don't Have Land? 1 ----~---- 446 2842 No home health OMpen cepllng application& lor a OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH wood Gallipolis lodayl We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Lots : '--1 Michael W P1lce w II no - - - - - -- - - once necessary Apply at lull time 11 7 LPN Appl ca lNG CO •ecommends that Gov 1 back ad pronram buo =Le::ft.c.:304.::.:..7:.:38:.:..,7:.:2:9::5 longer be responsible for Bu ding Site any Size lrom 750 First Avenue Gallipolis tons may be picked up at you do business w1th people • ' 7 44 30 9 3 6 1 40 5 any debts other than my a level lot to acres ether or phone 1 866 441 1393 333 Page Street Middle you know and NOT to send ::oca = l..:.(_ ..:::... 1 _ ::....:,:..:.::_ __ Oh o River lot gorgeous own n Green or Perry Township (loll tree) port Oh or contact Kristle money through the mall until 26x60 3 Or 4 Bedroom On 90 by 430 Syracuse 60 =~------- (Gall a County) Cash Paid h New To You Thrift Shoppe (740 )379 2615 Homewol1cers Needed $63S MaddEen toEr more lnforma you have mvestigated the ty $345 00 Per Month deep 11 at area wt1 1arge 11 0 Weekly Processing Mall ..0.::."::..::==----- - offering 8 99% F xed Interest RatQ trees on nver rest above 9 West Stimson Athens t -868 928 3426 flood plain $30 000 call Wantad to buy usad mob I• Easy! 740 592 1842 No Expenenco The Athens M& gs Educa .:..:==c.:.c=...,-...,-...,-(937)390.0380 Oualtyclothngandhouse homes Gall(740)446-0175 Needed Calll-800652 tlonat Service Center Is Proven $1000000 True Abandoned Doublewlde hold nems $1 00 bag sale 8726 Ext. 2070 24Hrs seeking a quaiWad apPlicant f~lh System , 888 688 tree set up & delivery Hur Property on St At 143 tor ovory Thursday Monday KVC A BehavloiOI Heallll to work tour (4) days a week - ' - - ' - - - - - - - : - ry 1 only (740)446 3093 sale call (304)882 2968 thru Saturday 9 00-B 00 care Network Is accepting as a Pra.School Education Start Your Business To River Lots for sale n Hart applications tor the following al Aide for assignment at day Pnme Shopp1ng Cen Final Days Natlonw de In ford WV Public Water & liEu> WA!mD position In our Mason Coun- Beacon MRDD tor the Fed ter Space Available At Af ventory Reduction! Sewer Available Avg .___ _ _ _ _ _ _,.1 oral Hocking Local School fordable Role Spnng Vall- (304)736-3409 G n~•w•.v ,.~ ~• ~ ty olllce DIStrict QUALIFICATIONS ., ;;;;:_:__ _:.:......,---c: 60M160 Cali (304)682 2807 4 Thergplat Applicants must Applicants must be wiling to Plaza Call7 0-446 Ot01 Land home packages all or (304)882 2686 100 WORK~RS NEEDED have a Masters degree n De f•ngerprlnted to have a Theme Parties In A Box areaa Prequallfy by phone 2 Year Old female Calco Assemblti\.Oralts wood Social Work PsychoiDgyor crlmnal record check hold Delivered to your door! All (740)4463583 ~4'o)~¥~~nd o,_.ec....., la,.,w"!ed'!c __,~le~ms~,T~=~ ':~v dad ~unse~~~~nd ~a~~en':t a--valid educational aide perh Occa::uons! Rece ve free ;_...:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Free Information pkg 24 Hr $28 000 to $30 000 mit abil ty to work well wit catalog Expanding Work L • ~ Private Party Ads Under $100 20 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Ammals Or Garage/Yl!lrd Sales • Limi t 3 Per Person Mall To Ohio Valley Publishing 825 Third Avenue Gallipolis OH 45631 POUCIES Ohio Velley Publishing reurves the right to edit, refeel. or cancel any ad It II'IY lime Errors muat bl repofled on the fht of I Tl'lbune-Sentlnet R-vllter wll ~ rtsponslb e for no more thin the cost or the .,.ce occupied by IN error and only ttw first lnMrtlon We tMII not any lost or expense thllrt11UI11 from the publlcat on or ornlulon of tn advertisement Cornetlon will ~ m_.ln tt. first avallllbte «11tlon • Boll -.,.,,.,,...•• arw alwayt confidential • Current rtte card appllea • AN raal eatate ldwtrtlsements to thll Federal Fair Houl ng Act of 1H8 • Thlt "' acceptl only help wantec:l adt meeting EOE ttllndarda W• w II In vloletlon of tn.law • Start Your Ads W th A Keyword • Inc ude Comp ete Oeser pt on • Include APr ce • Avoid Abbreviation s • Include Phone Number And Addreu Wh en Needed • Ads Shou d Run 7 Oay5 11 Ctopay brand garage door close out sale Cash & car l r)l several mOdels choose : from (2) 6~e7 t1000/ 111NSIWH/Locks $150 lor ~Jbolh Used {1) 9x7 wood •door/ primed for pa nttng :perfect cond ton $350 ew doors (1 ) 16x7 N4050/ NSJ'INHIPL Glass/ No ock $650 (1) 16M7 • t OOOIINS/ • White/ No lock S500 (3) : ex7 81000 INSJWHI Sun ay og laso/ Lock $350 each (1) • 8M6 6 #4300/ INS/ ;AmondiLHR EMI $300 (1) o8M7 ! 43001 INSIWH/PL lass $300 Call (7401446514 M F Bam 5pm To Word Ads z t c;allio CMMlJ; OH The Dally Sentinel • Page C OLL EGE FOOTBALL CAMI'I'KS & M a1011 HoM~:S 1990 Lincoln Town Car 1974 w nnebago (Brave) good cond lion AIC not Good Condtl on $3 000 work1ng $2700 OBO Call (740}388 8473 (304)675 7285 1979 W nnebago Motor 1995 Monte cano 34 Home Dodge Chassis 360 94 000 m1les {7-'0)992 3008 Eng ne Sleeps Sl~e New ~,.,. Roof Air Tires Paint ' t OWNERS 1996 LH'ICO!n Towncar m nl Breaks Very Good Condi cond bon low mtleage tlon 40 000 miles can • Tappan H Efflclancy 90% $15 000 Inn one owner (7401448 2311 a< (740)446 oGas Furnaces Oil Fuma("7_:40_:::)c_:99::2:.:3::1.:02:__ _ _ 3222 Ask lor Frod $5500 •cas 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Cond tion1ng Systems 1999 Monte Car1o LS ex 33 F eetwood Prowler Free 8 Year Warranty Ben cellent cond lion loaded campe lull bedroom nens Heattng & Cool ng 1 39 000 mtles $10 500 shower & bwlQ room sta n l 6 0 0 8 7 2 5 9 6 7 (740)446 3117 less sleel sto'o & double ' www orvb com/bennen s nk new elngerillor " 199901dsAi ero bnght red $3800 7409924, 63 : w heelcha r 2 walkers Loaded 100 000 mt e war • walking cane potty char ranty $12 000 (304}675 99 model camper Sp nte rmake best offer (7 40)446 6406 after Spm 36 lOng Pull out rooms a1r 70 stereo Queen matt esses 2 2002 Trans Am Ram All bedrooms bath tub ·fl:!:l"'-~----., loaded (740)367 0326 1740)245 5535 BliiU>ING 91 cava or AS 4 cyl auto L.--·S;;:LJPI'l.IEl-~"~-,J i cold a r n ce car $1500 .(7401387 7619 : NEW AND USED FUR NANCES FOR SALE! We Install Free Est mates If you dont Cal us We bolh Loose (740)446 8308 1 800 291 0096 I RESID~- ·L HOME We Cover Me1g s, Gall•a, And Mason Count 1es Like No One Else Can• Oearltirw Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh1o .~~ .t~IL'a'-...-:;.;--.,_.] ~rlhune To 4, 2001 Tuesday, Sept parsonOf who Board Review) waa by a party lo a proceeding before lhe dlreclor by filing an appeal wllhln 30 dayo of notice of the final acllon Pursuant lo Ohio Revloed Code Section Dep!lrlmenl Reeourc~ Dlvlalon of Natural of Mineral Reoources management 1855 Founlaln Square Bldg H·3 Columbus Ohio 43224 1383 (614) 265 6822 For -full conolderatlon all 3745 07 a final action Issuing denying modifying revoking or renewing 1 permit license or variance which Is not preceded by a proposed action b 1d may a appaa 8 to the ERAC by filing an appeal wllhln 30 days ollaauance of the final acllon ERAC appeals must be flied with Environmental Review Appeals Commission 236 Easl Town Street Room 300 Columbua Ohio 43215 A copy of lhe appeal muot be served on the Director com men 11 and objections muat be recalved by the Olvlalon, In writing, within llfteen calendar day• of the data of this published legal 11 no ce (8) 4 - - - - - - - -Public Nollce PUBLIC NOT1CE FOR SALE In accordance wllh the Ohio Revised Code tealed bids will be recelvad by the Melgo Counly Board of Commlaalonara In their office located In lhe courthouoe Third Floor Second Slreol Pomeroy Ohio 45769 for one used ambulance belonging to EMS until 12 noon on W ednesday September 12 2001 The bids will be opened at 10 00 am Thursday Sapl 13th and read aloud lor the following One (1) used ambulance with no guarantee or warranty 1980 Ford E 350, Gas vehicle formerly used as Transfer oquad 1116 Serial • 1FDKE30M2LHBO NO EMS OA EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD WITH THE VEHICLE Vehicle may be aeon al lhe EMS building located on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy Ohio during normal buslneu hours Monday through Friday ALL BIDS MUST BE SEALED AND MARKED BID FOR USED AMBULANCE The Board of Counly Commissioners rasarvea the rlghl to relecl any and/or all bids and/or any perij thereol and to waive any Informality In any bid (914 7 10 �Tuesday, Sept. 4; 2001 Pomeroy, Mlddlepor1, Ohio · Page A 8 • The Dally Sentinel ·· , .. TUesday, Sept. 4, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • ~age ~ 9 • ALLEYOOP IIIIDOI: : NOeOO'{ All.a.IND... Qt.le& I'U.. •. ~fAD ·- ~~~ WI '• . Hauling & Excavating .,~ Haullna • limestone • Gravel Sand • Topsoil • F111 Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 Hill'• Self Ster•t• 281170 Beahan Road RICkie, Ohio 45n1 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM· 8:00 PM P/B CONTRACTORS, INC. , Roctne, Ohio 45n1 740-985-3948 CONCRET£/ILOCK/IRICK • Footers, Wollo, Stops • flot Work, Replacements, • Wllilks ond Driva • Sttncll Croll Free Eadmoteo Stnln1 Ohio ond W.V. WVII03171l COINIFS ClllDWE .......... IWI&IT.IIMI. 711111/W1111 Min. 11.11.7 W.llrl Pl&l&l 66Hi329 Roofing • Home Maintenance- Gutters· Down Spout FrH Eltfmare• 949-1405 591·5011 PHU.LIP ALDBR MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. Howardl. Wrltesel Vl ... Wnl Cellular • 11. l 'I K J 4 42 Othel,lo villain 1 More 45 Roman 1ot unuiUII 4t llldnl top • Poallcloot 41 A 10 Herd-lamrryttrm\0_,. 51 ltyla ol ...... 12= Humphrey 54 ll:tetpata 'I IDIIZ ..... • • • 754 Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ACROSS .·-.......... • Q.,. " .QJIII Rocky R Hupp. AqPnt Box 1H9 Middleport. Oh1o 4S7GO Local843-5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial anll Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing- Home NIA Croeaword Puule ON IN 1tl Tltti CloiJITA!,! • 14 Clllecl up 15 Genua of anta 11 Deep yaamlng 17 Ninny 11 Endu,. 20 Ru,.l Outing 23 Ancient thutar 28 Aolan woman'o t I JI .. A. J I A IC t "" t A K Q 10 .KQJIO De•ler: South Vulne,.ble: North·So\.Jth hiMll 1• I NT WtM Pan PIN NHtll t t PIU El.al Pan Pau Openln1lead: 6 1 JONES' ~R~ • Top • Removal ; Trim . • Stump Grinding • Bucket Tru'ck High&Dry Self-Storage Tree Service NOTIC ADVERnSEMENT FOR BIDS TUppers Plains Cheater Water District 39561 Bar 30 Rood Reedsville, Ohio 4sn2 Separate sealed BIDS for the CDOT Water Line Relocatlona Dlvlalon A·4 • MEG 124·22. 72 In Metga County, Ohio, will be received by the TUppara Plalno· Cheater Water Dlotrlct, 31581 Bar 30 Road, Raedovllle, Ohio 45772, until 11 :00 a.m., local time, September 12, 2001, and than at aald office publicly opened and read aloud. Work under thla ro)ecl Includes nctalla11on of 0.5 mllaa of lour·lnch and alx•lnch potable · w.ter main complete with VIIVH, hydrantl, lfrvlca connecllona, lnd miiCIIIIniOUI appurtanancea, The ullmated conatrucllon colt for lhll r. HOME CRH: K ENTERPRISES General Contracting Dozer and All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Backhoe Case-IH Parts Excavating • 33795 Hiland Rd: • Pomeroy, Ohio Septic Systems UtUitiea NewHomee 740-992-5232 992·7943 Olt/o Nrw.'l/lflptr A liJi~ltll ffln color, religion, eex or national origin. The Contractor ahall pay wag.. to each laborer and mechanic at a rata not 1111 than tha minimum wagll apecllled In the current wage determination ao published by the . Slate ol Ohio Department ol Jab and Family Servlceo. Th e 0 wne r re1arve1 the right to accepl or reject any or all propaaal1; to waive · any trregularltlea or lnlormalltlea In the bidding; and to enter Into 1 contract wllh the bidder who In Ita ·conoldt(allon affera the toweot and beat propooal. . By order ol the TUppers Plaine· Cheller water Dlatrlct Board ol Olrectora. (8~ 27,2001 (II 4 2001 2tc ' may be examlnitd at the following loclllono: TUPJIIII · ·fllalna· C he alar Waler Dlatrlct, 38581 Bar 30 R!)ld, Reedavllle, Ohio 45772. SIECO, Inc., 101 North Broad Street, lanCIIIIr, 0 hI a 43130. Sulldanl Exchange/F. W. Dodge Raporta, 1175 Dublin Road, Cotumbuo, Ohio 43215. Coplea ol the CONTRACT DOCUMENts may be obtained at tha office ol SIECO, Inc. , 109 Public Notice North Broad Street, P.O. Box 807, PREUMINARY Lancaatar, 0 h Ia LEGIS LAnON 43130, upon paymenl Rev. 81211100 ol $40 lor each oat, none ot which to Ordlnanca/llaaolutlo·n refundable. Make 1878 checka payable to PID No.18714 SIECO,Inc. County/Route/ Each propoul Section ahall be algnad by MEG•U8033-15.70 the lull name and bu1lnaao addrtll ol The following Ia uch pereon or Ordinance enacted company lnteralled by the VIllage of In the oama, ahall be Pomeroy, Melga accompanied by a County, 0 h Io , aurety bond by a hereinafter referred bonding company to •• the Local Public authorized to do Agency (LPA), In the bualnna In the alate matter of the alated ol OhiO or by certified daacrtbed project. check, caohlar's SECTION I • ProJect check or letter of Deacrlpllon credit from aome WHEREAS, , the aolvenl bank. The bid Director of guaranty bond ohall Tranaportlllon be for the lull amount Identified the need ol the bid and the lor the ducrlbed cartlllad check, project: . caahlar'1 check or Replace""nt of the letter of credit ohall Pomeroy•Maaon be equal to 10 per bridge over the Ohio cant (10%) ol the River. amount of the NOW THEREFORE, aubmltted propoaal, be h ordained by the The auraty bond, VIllage of Pomeroy, certified check, Melga, County, Ohio. Cllhler'a check or SECTION II letter of credll ahall Coneent Siatement bo payabla to tho Baing In lhe public TUppera Plalno· lntar. .t, the LPA Cheater Water glveo conaenl lo the Dlatrlct •• 1 Director ol guarantee that II the Traneportatlon to propoul 11. accepted, complete tha above a contracl will ba da.crlbed project. antarad Into. and Ita SECTION Ill parlormance p~oparly Cooperation ucurad by a Statemenl oatlafactory bond In The LPA ahall the amount of one cooparall wllh the hundred per·c ent Director ol (1 OO%) · a'i the Tranaportallon In the contract price. All above described provlolona ol the proj.ct •• loll-•: Ohio Ravlaad Coda ConHntonty aa II relata• to bid SECTION IV • guanmt..., Ulllltlaa and Right-of· condltlona, llabllltleo Way Statamenl and wllhdrawal of a The LPA agr.. o ==------- 74N87-oaa~ Meip Couaty Flirpmds September 15th & 16th lnf()nnatl()n C()ntact f'()l' ()alias Weber · 74()•74:1•3():1() e'\'eDIDI§ • Garages 740-992·1671 Construction Lat>orE!rsl' Needed Local Work Kathy Hyoell, Clerk1Trn1urer John W. Blaettnar, · Mayor John F. Muaeer, Thl1 Ordinance Ia hereby declared to be an emergency me11ura to expedite the highway project(a) and to promote highway aallly. Following appropriate laglolitlve action , 11. 1hall lake effect and be In Ioree Immediately upon lla pa·naga and approval; othe.Wioe It ahall take effect and be In Ioree from and altar lhe earlleot period allowed by law. (8) 27,2001 (9) 4, 2001 Public: Notice · . Public Notice For more information, tome to our church sUe. Sunday 9:30· Sunday School; 10:30 • Preaching Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 N·12 DOUBLE WALL PLASTIC Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES Atteat~ : 1-~S-7124 1-800-250·9077 Residential Commercial New Con<lruction Sales Senict lnstallalion Spe<:ializi"K in Sh ..t Mtbll Ductwork "Tnnt" Sale & Se"ice For Gallia, Mason, a'nd Meigs Counties Licensed and Insured WV 005176 • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. • Always Available. 24'120' • Complete Remodeling lhal all rlghl·ol·way required for the da1crtbed project will be. acquired ancl/ar made available In accordance with currant State and Federal regulallona. The LPA alao underatando that rlghi·OI•WIY COlli Include eligible utility COlla. The LPA agraea . that all utlllly IICCOmmodallon, relocation and reTmburaamant- wlll comply with the current provlalono ol 23 CFR 845 anlf the ODOT Ulllltln Manual. SECTION V Maintenance Maintain the right· ol·way and keep It free of ob1lrucllono, and hold aald rlghl· ol·way Inviolate lor public highway purpoaea. SECTION VI Authority to Sign The Mayor ol aald VIllage Ia hereby empowered on behalf ollhe VIllage to enter . lnlo contrecta wllh the Director ol Tranoportallon neceaeary · to complete the above daocrtbed project. Paoaed: Auguat 20, 2001. I IZ&t.W' • New Homes documents, or a copy becau•• of race, Dealers 1000 St. Rt. 7 South Coo/vl/le, OH 45723 ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Public Notices In Newspapers. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. bid shall be adhered to by the Contraclor. No bidder may withdraw hla propcaal within sixty (80) daya alter the aclual date ol the opening thereof. · The proposal must be made on lhe forma provided therefor In the bid thereof, with a price quoted lor the work, the price of labor and materlalo to be aaporetely allied. Each uated 1 propoaal envelope mull Indicate the title of the proj.ct end the bldder'o nama end addreoa. Each Bidder muot lnoure that an employeu and applicants lor employment ore not dlocrlmlnllod agalnol DBPOYSAI PARft FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ROUTE 114, LONG BOnGM, OHIO FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGUlARlY $321.00 PER JOINT JERRY ' S USED COMPUTER S 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH 992-9158 Free eollmatea on repalres, In-home aervlce available 24 houra, uaed ayaiama 3a8 tlnd up, uaed hardware and : FRANK & EARNEST KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNO~OGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT At«> WINTER TIME HEAT IN · BLOCKS OUT 99.5% OF DAMAGING U~TRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING l1401 446-8237 OR l304l675-7516 aoftware. Llcen•• •&3008580 Capehart aka Angello 3-0 L. Capehart, . whole loot place ol realdence CONSTRUCTION Ia known ao 848 E811 Free eatlmatta, Main Slreut, Pomeroy, Insured SINCE 1964 OH 45781, but whooa Speclallu in now IACICHOI• DOZING •IHD IOADII• pruenl place ol const111ctlon, TIUCIING •lliiKHING . realdancala unknown, remodeling, plumbln~~o ' '! will take notlcelhat on electrical, home main· WIIIHIIIICTIIC1811. I June 14, 2001, tenance,andrepalr • FEDEI!AL . NAnONAL porch••· & decks. . ' MORTGAGE Owner ASSOCIATION tiled lla Charles R · Dill Complaint In Caae No. · otciltonn the courc -rhone~992·1445 ~ at Common Plaaa ol Call ..... 591•9254 Molga County, Larry E. · Spencer, Melga r-...;.-•;..._ _ _., , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , County Clark ol ~ Courto, P.O. Box 151, 100 Second Street, IUILDI!RS INC. Pomeroy, OH 45781, lllklng loracloaure New Homes • Vlnrl 0 and alleging that the Siding • New G1nges Oelandanto Angela L. • Rtplacemtnl 1 Wlndowl' Room Dot, Unknown Addllloni'Roonna "Ht/p~ Y011 ro RtcoVII' Yow lnitllmtrlt" Spouae, II any, ol COMMIRCIAlondRESIDEHTIAL Angela L. Capehart . FREE ESTIMATES aka Angelle L. Capehart have or claim to have an lntereat In the real (NO SUNqAY CALLS) 814f49-2202 RICine, Ohio eatete ducrlbed . ----I THE BORN OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 740·992·7599 5Ure-(w~'r U~TENII\IG I . \1-\~P\'lf.? .... 111118- t24.8l •1*&111$17.81• b~IIIIIWIItl . BIG ·NATE ' ................., .. ~llli$11.811 , ..• _,__ .... .... . ~~~•.---- ~1---c?~·=~=---+ IT IS! Oli N . PERSONAL CHAt'15ER · OF HORF!.ORS! MY MOST D , ·~ . . ! ~~:..:..::..:::::::111!16:1 ' '2/271 mopd ·-· A Cou.IICTOBI,III 217 Ee11 Second Street Pom•roy, Ohio 992-5908 To gel a current weather report, check the Sentinel M-F 10am--4pm . PEANUTS ... Air Conditioning : Refrigeration $2,500 (change out old system) $1,700 (add AJC to gas furnace) · Rate Drlr•lnn "'1'"'1"1~"""''!"1 ~============='- of the fifty place ol or 992-2753 oldawalk feeleaat beginnIng ; I hence r-::::-:--:::=::-::=::"'1 waat wllh oeld oldewalk to the place · of begtnntng. TRHOSPORT The Delendanlo umestonel named above are Seniors Dllt:ounts required to anower an IRuttlple lood or before the 28 day ol Dllt:Ounll Oct. 2 ,2001. l._.L:III:II&i&:::&:t..U....I FEDERAL :"'r--::-::;:~,.. ,.,.,......, TRI COUDTY FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIAnON VI ANOELAL. ~AnONAL CAPEHART MORTGAGE aka ANGELIA L. ASSOCIATION CAPEHART II at. By: Shapiro a. Felty, LEGAL NOTICE L.L.P. Angela L. Capehart ~••• M. Mlcheeto, aka Angelle L. Attorney at Law Capehart, whoae 1111 Attorney lor Plaintiff· place of realdence It Petllloner known 11 141 Eul 800 Weot St. Clair Main Street, Pomeroy, Ave., OH 457811, bul whoaa 2nd Floor praaent place of Cleveland, OH 44113 realdance Ia unknown (211) 121·1530 and John Doe, (7) 31, (8) 7, 14, 21, 28, Unknown Spouae, II (8) 4 any, or Angela L. ll \I •: 35537 St. Rt 7 N ; Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 :~;;~~~;;;,;;;;~~ TREE SERVICE Top • Trim • Removal . I GRAVEL SAND LIMESTONE TOPSOIL DIRT dancer 45 Cry of 1 lamb 47 Sacrament 45 Makn 1 perfect ocora 50 ·Attar52 Actor Oanoon 53 Macaw by Lula Campo• Celebrity Clptler cryptograms are era•~ trorn quotatlona by larnpua people, p.111 and present. Each ttner In the cipher stands lor another. ' ICS . Taday's clue: 0 equals U VOPYZL NTKSKNS, PF SNS·GNNTLHCRKNS I KR V c LJICZ ICM CM POGV EORF .C M KM GNNTLHCRKNS IKRV XNNE.' P c v ·c R P c XCSEVK • 'PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Carroll O'CoMor could say more wllh glance lhan mosl TV actors can say In an entire show." ' Chrlr·Ersktne · ·· · - .. a . A W S E T ,.. i i . , My t&enage daughter had iev· era I friends over lor the weekend. When they left, my husband sighed, Adolescence Ia nature's w __a_y .o.f preparin. g. us for the • • • • • :,' • · or arrangements where you who have proven to be reliab le , your commerc ial or (1nandal atTain appear very promising roday. Virgo, treat yourself to a birthday gift . Send for your Astro-Graeh predictions for the year ahead ~ -f~~~~~~~~;;rl$p;;;;g;'"Jii~;;;;f!.~~~~t:~::p:;Co:"ir;c~p;~4 1 · Averti~e J&ur ~u1ine11 and send your rocket flying . are involved with persons :i( on t~i~ ~a~e or one for aJ ~w a1 ~~~- ~lne "~·~U~ . The congea1iality and friendship you've ~hown tO ple they like. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- When it comes to dealings NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL . day is the day ro light the fuse be innrumental Jn helping Bucllet Se1rv1~:e by m•iling S2 md SASE to Astro-Graph , c/o this newspaper, P.O. Dox 167, Wickliffe. OH 44092- 0167. De sure to nate your Zodiac sign. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) · - Of coui-se you can cut the muna~d on your own today, but you're likely to ~eriVe greater benefits with your partncnhip commitments. De ~ a te;un player at this time. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -· If there is some kind of ambitious undertaking you've been. desirous of lau nching to- Step ou t boldly and don't look back. SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23Dec . 21) - An issue that may nC'ed resolving between you and a dose friend can be worked out today to the satisfaction of both. Each is ready to compromise. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22Jan . 19)- This is an excellent mote your ideas o r wares today could be btmer than usual. ·If there is somethirig you'd like others to know about; mak~ your pitch now. TAURUS (April 20-M•Y 20) -- Stay on the course you're presently foll owi ng, became it is the path to success, especially in (ullilling a f1n:mcial or secret desire . Don't make changes ··unless they're abso lll[cly necessary . day to tockle rhose tough jobs you've b~en putting off getting into. Your resourcefulness and talent will come through for you and make your tasks easier. AQUARIUS Qan. 20-Feb. 19) ·- A delightful association with a close friend today could tum inro something more than a chitchat. What- ever it is, it will end up advanc.ing your self-intercm. PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 20) Right at th~ moment on a fast traok wLth your financial prospects . However, you'll have to be vt>ry observant in order to spot all your opportunities. -.. you'r~ \' I GEMINI (M•y 21-Jun< 20) --·Even if your projection to reach someone who c:m help you achieve a personal goal appears a trifle tough, try anyway today. You sund good chances of getting together with this penon. CAN CER Qun~ 21-July 22) ·- Through the good •u•- . pic:es of friendly associates today. you'll get a chance at fulfiJling an ambition . Th~y·n open ti 1e door, l:.ut it'll be up to you to make th.ing5 happen. LEO Quly 23-Aug. 22) .. Don' t judge anybody prcm•turely, ~specially the motives of one with whom you're closely associated . Get to- gether tod1y •nd 6~d out all ARIES (Mmh 21 - April1 9) · - - Your ability to s~ U or pro- the facts and details. • I 44 Type of CELEBRITY CIPHER Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 you make your mark in the year ahead. People help peo- DELIVERY AVAILABLE Rimodellng • VInyl Siding a Pohl'tln,gl ' POliO lnd Porch Oeclll · Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 38 Formar boxing grut 40 Actor Robert41 Com lily 42 - cle Fr1neo 43 · - Wo Got Fun?" would probably jump ":~~:;;:;:::;~~..:._, to five no-trump over ... four diamonds, offer- ~......E....,s..,...E.,.L.-N,....T...,..-1· ing a choice of slams. 17 I 9 tho chuckle 0 uoltd . 1 Ccmpltlo South continues with 1.~.1..-.1..-J..-J..-J......J by filling In tho mlulng wordt you develop from atop No. 3 below. six clubs, whereupon North bids six diamonds. However, now South will pass, expecting his partner to be 4-4-4-1. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS In seven diamonds, Diadem • Inlet. ' Blind - Lasser- DEADLINES just ruff three clubs in After a long discussion about my future w ith rny pardummy, using majorents, my dad said , 'Remember, son, goals are dreams suit winners as hand with DEADLINES. entries. vour associates in the past will METAL CULVERT GEOTEXTILE · REBAR & REWIRE Room Addltlono & New 01r1gt1 Eloetrlcol & Plumbing Roofing & GuUoro quartaro If--lnjr-t in .l"r.4_,.1-.,.l-l 1.==·~~-:;~-;::~·~ I I I Is I . WE CAN HELP Iliad• Rlverlg Service, Inc 11 Thuter algn (abbr.) 20 Can1ar1 21 Singlecelled cruture 22 Budapeot'o rtver 23 King David's grandlathlr 24 Gilded 25 Of the dawn 27 Send !OI'Ih 28 Relative ol · bingo 29 Secluded valley 31 ~IIlia · bona 33 tmttateo 1 FuNIII 1 command 2 Bird ol puce 3 Slngar Celina 4 Antlorad animal 5 Female . undplpar 6 Olympic org. 7 Supple a - Hart I Boyo In lhe rates to havl'_2lal'· AI- -. ,~ . IIA~l.~M-IL..r--0.~/1<J . ~'t)- ---,5)-:~~~~.(--_-~~-'G------~ .~-s-e---W-OI_D _ ternatively , try five PUULII 0~ ~QU ~). J;.f.r · ' GAMI spades and hope part\ . ldllod ~Y CLAr 1. POLLAN - - - - - - - ner works out you are Roorronga tellers of lho showing a five-card four scrcmbltd wordt bo. low 10 form lour simple words. suit with slam interest (along with four F RY UI P hearts for, your Stay- I-T"f man inquiry) . Here, 1..- • ·-.1..-J..-J.....J..--1 you should finish plus ,.... . ~:-:-~~.,......., 1440 or 1430. N ED The best contract, CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? . DOWN 1 ·1 1 1 1 G MAINTENANCE beginning on the olde of oald Lot well No. , . . A (290) two hund• ..d and ninety 'II oouth olda ol the atone aldewalk on the nol'lh olda ol Front Str11t; then'ce north • New Homea with the wa1t olde of • Siding oold Lot No. 290 to the • Rooting lace of the rocko or • Remodeling bluff; thence aaat (50) •Gar•a•• lilly teet with the •Addldona rocko and parallel with • Decka • Home Repalra Front Street; thence lOUth to the lOUth . Free Estim ates olde of the otont 740-992-1101 man II 27 MO'I chall 30 A ocratch, to 1 toddler 32 Tooth covartng• 34 Expunge• 35 Lying on ona'a beck 36 Cozy room 37 Youth org. 'hood 39 "I wouldn't 11 WWII --thai" evant 40 Soma 12 Moraover RIWI• 13 h'al papara blaolf though , is seven diamonds. Yet it is nigh ,. impouible to reach. An expert North 6ET A J.IERO SANDWICH LUNCI-4 !lOX .. IT's ONLV T14E FIRST DA'f OF 5CI-IOOL. AND I'VE ALP.iAD'( LEARNED 50METI-41N6 .. WOLFE HOME 740·949·1521 Dorolhy'o dog 57 Appoint• I-ri-TI-TI--.1-.·--.1"'2'.-1 I P-IYKIIIWU t>kalluy O ADVE!i:~ARY! • I GC.E., r'M l'olOT ~ FREE IN HOME ESTlUATEIS • •sEEJNO IS BEUEVINO~ • GiY1023477 below; EXHIBIT "A" The following real e1llte oltuatad In the county ol Melgo, In the 11111 ol Ohio and In the VIllage ol Free Estimates Pomeroy, and bounded and & Insured deacrlbed ao followa: Palnl, Flooring, A place ol ground fifty !'lectrlcal, Plumbing teet wide out ol the ooulhweat corner of All Horne Naeda Lot No. 12 In the Plat or Dlllaburg, now Lot No. 280 In Pomeroy, Owner: . 750 East State Street Phone (740}593-6671 Athens, Ohio . • Ohio, which Ia .Charlie Wolfe b ound • d a n d 1....;.;.;.;.;.;.-.,.;.;.;;;;,;;~.a L.---....!:!.~~.:.:.:z...:~L!::~----...J deacrlbad 11 follows: ~ 1-800-291·5600 • Pomerov, OH Sd f~r.~:~.~k=n~"l'!~~ ,..NtRE. YOU JJS'i IN...K.It¥.:> \0 YOUf:.SEL.f, B_ISS.ELL u h no graSS p 01stery LOSE~R....., You and your partner have some bid~ ding agreements, and if you apply them correctly, you will reach the best con;tract about 80 percent of the time. However, occasionally you will have trouble be'cause you 'don't have the comprehensive understandings tha.t experts devise. Yet even they cannot get every deal right. Looking at these North-South hands, In which contract would you like to play? How would you get there? Big balanced hands are notoriously difficult for natural methods. And. this is a good example. The quoted auction was · produced by two inexperienced players. · True, North should not pass out three notrump,. which showed a balanced 25-27 points. North should continue with four clubs, Stayman. Yet over four diamonds denying a major, he would have another h·eadache·. There are several .possibilities, and the selection depends on one's sophistication. If inexperienced, jump to six notrump. ' True, i~ might "" have no chance, but it · · 55 se .. J~.-- -- ' �Tuesday, Sept. 4; 2001 Pomeroy, Mlddlepor1, Ohio · Page A 8 • The Dally Sentinel ·· , .. TUesday, Sept. 4, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • ~age ~ 9 • ALLEYOOP IIIIDOI: : NOeOO'{ All.a.IND... Qt.le& I'U.. •. ~fAD ·- ~~~ WI '• . Hauling & Excavating .,~ Haullna • limestone • Gravel Sand • Topsoil • F111 Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Services (740) 992-3470 Hill'• Self Ster•t• 281170 Beahan Road RICkie, Ohio 45n1 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM· 8:00 PM P/B CONTRACTORS, INC. , Roctne, Ohio 45n1 740-985-3948 CONCRET£/ILOCK/IRICK • Footers, Wollo, Stops • flot Work, Replacements, • Wllilks ond Driva • Sttncll Croll Free Eadmoteo Stnln1 Ohio ond W.V. WVII03171l COINIFS ClllDWE .......... IWI&IT.IIMI. 711111/W1111 Min. 11.11.7 W.llrl Pl&l&l 66Hi329 Roofing • Home Maintenance- Gutters· Down Spout FrH Eltfmare• 949-1405 591·5011 PHU.LIP ALDBR MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. Howardl. Wrltesel Vl ... Wnl Cellular • 11. l 'I K J 4 42 Othel,lo villain 1 More 45 Roman 1ot unuiUII 4t llldnl top • Poallcloot 41 A 10 Herd-lamrryttrm\0_,. 51 ltyla ol ...... 12= Humphrey 54 ll:tetpata 'I IDIIZ ..... • • • 754 Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ACROSS .·-.......... • Q.,. " .QJIII Rocky R Hupp. AqPnt Box 1H9 Middleport. Oh1o 4S7GO Local843-5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial anll Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing- Home NIA Croeaword Puule ON IN 1tl Tltti CloiJITA!,! • 14 Clllecl up 15 Genua of anta 11 Deep yaamlng 17 Ninny 11 Endu,. 20 Ru,.l Outing 23 Ancient thutar 28 Aolan woman'o t I JI .. A. J I A IC t "" t A K Q 10 .KQJIO De•ler: South Vulne,.ble: North·So\.Jth hiMll 1• I NT WtM Pan PIN NHtll t t PIU El.al Pan Pau Openln1lead: 6 1 JONES' ~R~ • Top • Removal ; Trim . • Stump Grinding • Bucket Tru'ck High&Dry Self-Storage Tree Service NOTIC ADVERnSEMENT FOR BIDS TUppers Plains Cheater Water District 39561 Bar 30 Rood Reedsville, Ohio 4sn2 Separate sealed BIDS for the CDOT Water Line Relocatlona Dlvlalon A·4 • MEG 124·22. 72 In Metga County, Ohio, will be received by the TUppara Plalno· Cheater Water Dlotrlct, 31581 Bar 30 Road, Raedovllle, Ohio 45772, until 11 :00 a.m., local time, September 12, 2001, and than at aald office publicly opened and read aloud. Work under thla ro)ecl Includes nctalla11on of 0.5 mllaa of lour·lnch and alx•lnch potable · w.ter main complete with VIIVH, hydrantl, lfrvlca connecllona, lnd miiCIIIIniOUI appurtanancea, The ullmated conatrucllon colt for lhll r. HOME CRH: K ENTERPRISES General Contracting Dozer and All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Backhoe Case-IH Parts Excavating • 33795 Hiland Rd: • Pomeroy, Ohio Septic Systems UtUitiea NewHomee 740-992-5232 992·7943 Olt/o Nrw.'l/lflptr A liJi~ltll ffln color, religion, eex or national origin. The Contractor ahall pay wag.. to each laborer and mechanic at a rata not 1111 than tha minimum wagll apecllled In the current wage determination ao published by the . Slate ol Ohio Department ol Jab and Family Servlceo. Th e 0 wne r re1arve1 the right to accepl or reject any or all propaaal1; to waive · any trregularltlea or lnlormalltlea In the bidding; and to enter Into 1 contract wllh the bidder who In Ita ·conoldt(allon affera the toweot and beat propooal. . By order ol the TUppers Plaine· Cheller water Dlatrlct Board ol Olrectora. (8~ 27,2001 (II 4 2001 2tc ' may be examlnitd at the following loclllono: TUPJIIII · ·fllalna· C he alar Waler Dlatrlct, 38581 Bar 30 R!)ld, Reedavllle, Ohio 45772. SIECO, Inc., 101 North Broad Street, lanCIIIIr, 0 hI a 43130. Sulldanl Exchange/F. W. Dodge Raporta, 1175 Dublin Road, Cotumbuo, Ohio 43215. Coplea ol the CONTRACT DOCUMENts may be obtained at tha office ol SIECO, Inc. , 109 Public Notice North Broad Street, P.O. Box 807, PREUMINARY Lancaatar, 0 h Ia LEGIS LAnON 43130, upon paymenl Rev. 81211100 ol $40 lor each oat, none ot which to Ordlnanca/llaaolutlo·n refundable. Make 1878 checka payable to PID No.18714 SIECO,Inc. County/Route/ Each propoul Section ahall be algnad by MEG•U8033-15.70 the lull name and bu1lnaao addrtll ol The following Ia uch pereon or Ordinance enacted company lnteralled by the VIllage of In the oama, ahall be Pomeroy, Melga accompanied by a County, 0 h Io , aurety bond by a hereinafter referred bonding company to •• the Local Public authorized to do Agency (LPA), In the bualnna In the alate matter of the alated ol OhiO or by certified daacrtbed project. check, caohlar's SECTION I • ProJect check or letter of Deacrlpllon credit from aome WHEREAS, , the aolvenl bank. The bid Director of guaranty bond ohall Tranaportlllon be for the lull amount Identified the need ol the bid and the lor the ducrlbed cartlllad check, project: . caahlar'1 check or Replace""nt of the letter of credit ohall Pomeroy•Maaon be equal to 10 per bridge over the Ohio cant (10%) ol the River. amount of the NOW THEREFORE, aubmltted propoaal, be h ordained by the The auraty bond, VIllage of Pomeroy, certified check, Melga, County, Ohio. Cllhler'a check or SECTION II letter of credll ahall Coneent Siatement bo payabla to tho Baing In lhe public TUppera Plalno· lntar. .t, the LPA Cheater Water glveo conaenl lo the Dlatrlct •• 1 Director ol guarantee that II the Traneportatlon to propoul 11. accepted, complete tha above a contracl will ba da.crlbed project. antarad Into. and Ita SECTION Ill parlormance p~oparly Cooperation ucurad by a Statemenl oatlafactory bond In The LPA ahall the amount of one cooparall wllh the hundred per·c ent Director ol (1 OO%) · a'i the Tranaportallon In the contract price. All above described provlolona ol the proj.ct •• loll-•: Ohio Ravlaad Coda ConHntonty aa II relata• to bid SECTION IV • guanmt..., Ulllltlaa and Right-of· condltlona, llabllltleo Way Statamenl and wllhdrawal of a The LPA agr.. o ==------- 74N87-oaa~ Meip Couaty Flirpmds September 15th & 16th lnf()nnatl()n C()ntact f'()l' ()alias Weber · 74()•74:1•3():1() e'\'eDIDI§ • Garages 740-992·1671 Construction Lat>orE!rsl' Needed Local Work Kathy Hyoell, Clerk1Trn1urer John W. Blaettnar, · Mayor John F. Muaeer, Thl1 Ordinance Ia hereby declared to be an emergency me11ura to expedite the highway project(a) and to promote highway aallly. Following appropriate laglolitlve action , 11. 1hall lake effect and be In Ioree Immediately upon lla pa·naga and approval; othe.Wioe It ahall take effect and be In Ioree from and altar lhe earlleot period allowed by law. (8) 27,2001 (9) 4, 2001 Public: Notice · . Public Notice For more information, tome to our church sUe. Sunday 9:30· Sunday School; 10:30 • Preaching Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 N·12 DOUBLE WALL PLASTIC Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES Atteat~ : 1-~S-7124 1-800-250·9077 Residential Commercial New Con<lruction Sales Senict lnstallalion Spe<:ializi"K in Sh ..t Mtbll Ductwork "Tnnt" Sale & Se"ice For Gallia, Mason, a'nd Meigs Counties Licensed and Insured WV 005176 • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. • Always Available. 24'120' • Complete Remodeling lhal all rlghl·ol·way required for the da1crtbed project will be. acquired ancl/ar made available In accordance with currant State and Federal regulallona. The LPA alao underatando that rlghi·OI•WIY COlli Include eligible utility COlla. The LPA agraea . that all utlllly IICCOmmodallon, relocation and reTmburaamant- wlll comply with the current provlalono ol 23 CFR 845 anlf the ODOT Ulllltln Manual. SECTION V Maintenance Maintain the right· ol·way and keep It free of ob1lrucllono, and hold aald rlghl· ol·way Inviolate lor public highway purpoaea. SECTION VI Authority to Sign The Mayor ol aald VIllage Ia hereby empowered on behalf ollhe VIllage to enter . lnlo contrecta wllh the Director ol Tranoportallon neceaeary · to complete the above daocrtbed project. Paoaed: Auguat 20, 2001. I IZ&t.W' • New Homes documents, or a copy becau•• of race, Dealers 1000 St. Rt. 7 South Coo/vl/le, OH 45723 ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Public Notices In Newspapers. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. bid shall be adhered to by the Contraclor. No bidder may withdraw hla propcaal within sixty (80) daya alter the aclual date ol the opening thereof. · The proposal must be made on lhe forma provided therefor In the bid thereof, with a price quoted lor the work, the price of labor and materlalo to be aaporetely allied. Each uated 1 propoaal envelope mull Indicate the title of the proj.ct end the bldder'o nama end addreoa. Each Bidder muot lnoure that an employeu and applicants lor employment ore not dlocrlmlnllod agalnol DBPOYSAI PARft FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ROUTE 114, LONG BOnGM, OHIO FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGUlARlY $321.00 PER JOINT JERRY ' S USED COMPUTER S 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH 992-9158 Free eollmatea on repalres, In-home aervlce available 24 houra, uaed ayaiama 3a8 tlnd up, uaed hardware and : FRANK & EARNEST KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNO~OGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT At«> WINTER TIME HEAT IN · BLOCKS OUT 99.5% OF DAMAGING U~TRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING l1401 446-8237 OR l304l675-7516 aoftware. Llcen•• •&3008580 Capehart aka Angello 3-0 L. Capehart, . whole loot place ol realdence CONSTRUCTION Ia known ao 848 E811 Free eatlmatta, Main Slreut, Pomeroy, Insured SINCE 1964 OH 45781, but whooa Speclallu in now IACICHOI• DOZING •IHD IOADII• pruenl place ol const111ctlon, TIUCIING •lliiKHING . realdancala unknown, remodeling, plumbln~~o ' '! will take notlcelhat on electrical, home main· WIIIHIIIICTIIC1811. I June 14, 2001, tenance,andrepalr • FEDEI!AL . NAnONAL porch••· & decks. . ' MORTGAGE Owner ASSOCIATION tiled lla Charles R · Dill Complaint In Caae No. · otciltonn the courc -rhone~992·1445 ~ at Common Plaaa ol Call ..... 591•9254 Molga County, Larry E. · Spencer, Melga r-...;.-•;..._ _ _., , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , County Clark ol ~ Courto, P.O. Box 151, 100 Second Street, IUILDI!RS INC. Pomeroy, OH 45781, lllklng loracloaure New Homes • Vlnrl 0 and alleging that the Siding • New G1nges Oelandanto Angela L. • Rtplacemtnl 1 Wlndowl' Room Dot, Unknown Addllloni'Roonna "Ht/p~ Y011 ro RtcoVII' Yow lnitllmtrlt" Spouae, II any, ol COMMIRCIAlondRESIDEHTIAL Angela L. Capehart . FREE ESTIMATES aka Angelle L. Capehart have or claim to have an lntereat In the real (NO SUNqAY CALLS) 814f49-2202 RICine, Ohio eatete ducrlbed . ----I THE BORN OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS 740·992·7599 5Ure-(w~'r U~TENII\IG I . \1-\~P\'lf.? .... 111118- t24.8l •1*&111$17.81• b~IIIIIWIItl . BIG ·NATE ' ................., .. ~llli$11.811 , ..• _,__ .... .... . ~~~•.---- ~1---c?~·=~=---+ IT IS! Oli N . PERSONAL CHAt'15ER · OF HORF!.ORS! MY MOST D , ·~ . . ! ~~:..:..::..:::::::111!16:1 ' '2/271 mopd ·-· A Cou.IICTOBI,III 217 Ee11 Second Street Pom•roy, Ohio 992-5908 To gel a current weather report, check the Sentinel M-F 10am--4pm . PEANUTS ... Air Conditioning : Refrigeration $2,500 (change out old system) $1,700 (add AJC to gas furnace) · Rate Drlr•lnn "'1'"'1"1~"""''!"1 ~============='- of the fifty place ol or 992-2753 oldawalk feeleaat beginnIng ; I hence r-::::-:--:::=::-::=::"'1 waat wllh oeld oldewalk to the place · of begtnntng. TRHOSPORT The Delendanlo umestonel named above are Seniors Dllt:ounts required to anower an IRuttlple lood or before the 28 day ol Dllt:Ounll Oct. 2 ,2001. l._.L:III:II&i&:::&:t..U....I FEDERAL :"'r--::-::;:~,.. ,.,.,......, TRI COUDTY FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIAnON VI ANOELAL. ~AnONAL CAPEHART MORTGAGE aka ANGELIA L. ASSOCIATION CAPEHART II at. By: Shapiro a. Felty, LEGAL NOTICE L.L.P. Angela L. Capehart ~••• M. Mlcheeto, aka Angelle L. Attorney at Law Capehart, whoae 1111 Attorney lor Plaintiff· place of realdence It Petllloner known 11 141 Eul 800 Weot St. Clair Main Street, Pomeroy, Ave., OH 457811, bul whoaa 2nd Floor praaent place of Cleveland, OH 44113 realdance Ia unknown (211) 121·1530 and John Doe, (7) 31, (8) 7, 14, 21, 28, Unknown Spouae, II (8) 4 any, or Angela L. ll \I •: 35537 St. Rt 7 N ; Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 :~;;~~~;;;,;;;;~~ TREE SERVICE Top • Trim • Removal . I GRAVEL SAND LIMESTONE TOPSOIL DIRT dancer 45 Cry of 1 lamb 47 Sacrament 45 Makn 1 perfect ocora 50 ·Attar52 Actor Oanoon 53 Macaw by Lula Campo• Celebrity Clptler cryptograms are era•~ trorn quotatlona by larnpua people, p.111 and present. Each ttner In the cipher stands lor another. ' ICS . Taday's clue: 0 equals U VOPYZL NTKSKNS, PF SNS·GNNTLHCRKNS I KR V c LJICZ ICM CM POGV EORF .C M KM GNNTLHCRKNS IKRV XNNE.' P c v ·c R P c XCSEVK • 'PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Carroll O'CoMor could say more wllh glance lhan mosl TV actors can say In an entire show." ' Chrlr·Ersktne · ·· · - .. a . A W S E T ,.. i i . , My t&enage daughter had iev· era I friends over lor the weekend. When they left, my husband sighed, Adolescence Ia nature's w __a_y .o.f preparin. g. us for the • • • • • :,' • · or arrangements where you who have proven to be reliab le , your commerc ial or (1nandal atTain appear very promising roday. Virgo, treat yourself to a birthday gift . Send for your Astro-Graeh predictions for the year ahead ~ -f~~~~~~~~;;rl$p;;;;g;'"Jii~;;;;f!.~~~~t:~::p:;Co:"ir;c~p;~4 1 · Averti~e J&ur ~u1ine11 and send your rocket flying . are involved with persons :i( on t~i~ ~a~e or one for aJ ~w a1 ~~~- ~lne "~·~U~ . The congea1iality and friendship you've ~hown tO ple they like. 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However, you'll have to be vt>ry observant in order to spot all your opportunities. -.. you'r~ \' I GEMINI (M•y 21-Jun< 20) --·Even if your projection to reach someone who c:m help you achieve a personal goal appears a trifle tough, try anyway today. You sund good chances of getting together with this penon. CAN CER Qun~ 21-July 22) ·- Through the good •u•- . pic:es of friendly associates today. you'll get a chance at fulfiJling an ambition . Th~y·n open ti 1e door, l:.ut it'll be up to you to make th.ing5 happen. LEO Quly 23-Aug. 22) .. Don' t judge anybody prcm•turely, ~specially the motives of one with whom you're closely associated . Get to- gether tod1y •nd 6~d out all ARIES (Mmh 21 - April1 9) · - - Your ability to s~ U or pro- the facts and details. • I 44 Type of CELEBRITY CIPHER Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 you make your mark in the year ahead. People help peo- DELIVERY AVAILABLE Rimodellng • VInyl Siding a Pohl'tln,gl ' POliO lnd Porch Oeclll · Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 38 Formar boxing grut 40 Actor Robert41 Com lily 42 - cle Fr1neo 43 · - Wo Got Fun?" would probably jump ":~~:;;:;:::;~~..:._, to five no-trump over ... four diamonds, offer- ~......E....,s..,...E.,.L.-N,....T...,..-1· ing a choice of slams. 17 I 9 tho chuckle 0 uoltd . 1 Ccmpltlo South continues with 1.~.1..-.1..-J..-J..-J......J by filling In tho mlulng wordt you develop from atop No. 3 below. six clubs, whereupon North bids six diamonds. However, now South will pass, expecting his partner to be 4-4-4-1. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS In seven diamonds, Diadem • Inlet. ' Blind - Lasser- DEADLINES just ruff three clubs in After a long discussion about my future w ith rny pardummy, using majorents, my dad said , 'Remember, son, goals are dreams suit winners as hand with DEADLINES. entries. vour associates in the past will METAL CULVERT GEOTEXTILE · REBAR & REWIRE Room Addltlono & New 01r1gt1 Eloetrlcol & Plumbing Roofing & GuUoro quartaro If--lnjr-t in .l"r.4_,.1-.,.l-l 1.==·~~-:;~-;::~·~ I I I Is I . WE CAN HELP Iliad• Rlverlg Service, Inc 11 Thuter algn (abbr.) 20 Can1ar1 21 Singlecelled cruture 22 Budapeot'o rtver 23 King David's grandlathlr 24 Gilded 25 Of the dawn 27 Send !OI'Ih 28 Relative ol · bingo 29 Secluded valley 31 ~IIlia · bona 33 tmttateo 1 FuNIII 1 command 2 Bird ol puce 3 Slngar Celina 4 Antlorad animal 5 Female . undplpar 6 Olympic org. 7 Supple a - Hart I Boyo In lhe rates to havl'_2lal'· AI- -. ,~ . IIA~l.~M-IL..r--0.~/1<J . ~'t)- ---,5)-:~~~~.(--_-~~-'G------~ .~-s-e---W-OI_D _ ternatively , try five PUULII 0~ ~QU ~). J;.f.r · ' GAMI spades and hope part\ . ldllod ~Y CLAr 1. POLLAN - - - - - - - ner works out you are Roorronga tellers of lho showing a five-card four scrcmbltd wordt bo. low 10 form lour simple words. suit with slam interest (along with four F RY UI P hearts for, your Stay- I-T"f man inquiry) . Here, 1..- • ·-.1..-J..-J.....J..--1 you should finish plus ,.... . ~:-:-~~.,......., 1440 or 1430. N ED The best contract, CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? . DOWN 1 ·1 1 1 1 G MAINTENANCE beginning on the olde of oald Lot well No. , . . A (290) two hund• ..d and ninety 'II oouth olda ol the atone aldewalk on the nol'lh olda ol Front Str11t; then'ce north • New Homea with the wa1t olde of • Siding oold Lot No. 290 to the • Rooting lace of the rocko or • Remodeling bluff; thence aaat (50) •Gar•a•• lilly teet with the •Addldona rocko and parallel with • Decka • Home Repalra Front Street; thence lOUth to the lOUth . Free Estim ates olde of the otont 740-992-1101 man II 27 MO'I chall 30 A ocratch, to 1 toddler 32 Tooth covartng• 34 Expunge• 35 Lying on ona'a beck 36 Cozy room 37 Youth org. 'hood 39 "I wouldn't 11 WWII --thai" evant 40 Soma 12 Moraover RIWI• 13 h'al papara blaolf though , is seven diamonds. Yet it is nigh ,. impouible to reach. An expert North 6ET A J.IERO SANDWICH LUNCI-4 !lOX .. IT's ONLV T14E FIRST DA'f OF 5CI-IOOL. AND I'VE ALP.iAD'( LEARNED 50METI-41N6 .. WOLFE HOME 740·949·1521 Dorolhy'o dog 57 Appoint• I-ri-TI-TI--.1-.·--.1"'2'.-1 I P-IYKIIIWU t>kalluy O ADVE!i:~ARY! • I GC.E., r'M l'olOT ~ FREE IN HOME ESTlUATEIS • •sEEJNO IS BEUEVINO~ • GiY1023477 below; EXHIBIT "A" The following real e1llte oltuatad In the county ol Melgo, In the 11111 ol Ohio and In the VIllage ol Free Estimates Pomeroy, and bounded and & Insured deacrlbed ao followa: Palnl, Flooring, A place ol ground fifty !'lectrlcal, Plumbing teet wide out ol the ooulhweat corner of All Horne Naeda Lot No. 12 In the Plat or Dlllaburg, now Lot No. 280 In Pomeroy, Owner: . 750 East State Street Phone (740}593-6671 Athens, Ohio . • Ohio, which Ia .Charlie Wolfe b ound • d a n d 1....;.;.;.;.;.;.-.,.;.;.;;;;,;;~.a L.---....!:!.~~.:.:.:z...:~L!::~----...J deacrlbad 11 follows: ~ 1-800-291·5600 • Pomerov, OH Sd f~r.~:~.~k=n~"l'!~~ ,..NtRE. YOU JJS'i IN...K.It¥.:> \0 YOUf:.SEL.f, B_ISS.ELL u h no graSS p 01stery LOSE~R....., You and your partner have some bid~ ding agreements, and if you apply them correctly, you will reach the best con;tract about 80 percent of the time. However, occasionally you will have trouble be'cause you 'don't have the comprehensive understandings tha.t experts devise. Yet even they cannot get every deal right. Looking at these North-South hands, In which contract would you like to play? How would you get there? Big balanced hands are notoriously difficult for natural methods. And. this is a good example. The quoted auction was · produced by two inexperienced players. · True, North should not pass out three notrump,. which showed a balanced 25-27 points. North should continue with four clubs, Stayman. Yet over four diamonds denying a major, he would have another h·eadache·. There are several .possibilities, and the selection depends on one's sophistication. If inexperienced, jump to six notrump. ' True, i~ might "" have no chance, but it · · 55 se .. J~.-- -- ' �pageAlO The Daily Sentinel Wednesday TUesday. September 4. 2001 AROUND TH£ DIAMOND NATIONAL LEAGUE • SPORIS: Tressel prepares for OSU debut, AS Bud Smith no-hits_Padres fmt inning. Three outs away fiom pitching Rockies 4, Giants I a no-hitter, Bud Smith was rhatBarry llonds hit his SSth ling with Mark MrGwire instead homer on a rare mistake by rookie Ja.o;on Jennings (3-0), who ofhiding in the dugout. Nothing could faze the_ St. pitched seven ioming; of three-hit Louos lefi-ha.nder Monday noght, · ball for his thinl straight vit"tory. when he became the 16th rookJuan Uribe homered and drove ie in modem history to throw a in three runs as Colorado salno-hitter, beating San Diego 4-0. vaged a four-game split at San "We've got no room down . Francisco. there (in the dugout) because of Kirk Rueter (12-1 I) lost his the September callups;' Smith fourth strJight decision. said. "So I \vas sitting next to Big Braves 5, Expos 0 Mac talking about hitting so it Tom Glavine (13-7) scattered would take my mind off the no- ieven hits for his 21st career shutout and 50th complete game · hitter." Pitching with the poise of 3 to lead Arlanta at Montreal. veteran, Smith masked the nerves Javy Lopez hit a three-run ·of a 21-year-old rookie pitching homer offTomo Ohka (1-3) as ·past the seventh inning for the the Braves moved two games fmt rime in his 11 career starts. j]1ead of Philadelphia in rl1e NL . "I wa1 shaking out there c. Ealt. knowing that I was going 10r a Mets 10, Phillies 7 no-hitter. I \vas going on adrenaPhiladelphia wasted a two-nm line," Smith said. ninth inning lead •. making a ' Smith walked four - includbizarre pair of errors on a routine 'ing career walks leader Rickey throw back to the mound that Henderson twice - ·and Strock helped f,~Ve visiting New York out seven. the win. He ellded it by fielding Phil After Jose Mesa (1 -3) blew a Nevin 's hard comebacker,pump- save for the first .time since ing his fist and running halJWay to ·first base before flipping to Albert May 28, pitcher Jose Santiago let catcher Todd Pratt's throw 'Pujols for the final out. back to the mound bounce off "I d1rew him a changeup and he hit it right to me, but I didn't his glove. know 1 had the ball.'' he said. Shortstop Jimmy Rollins "When 1 felt it in my glove, 1 picked up the ball and threw wanted to run it over to first base to third in an attempt to stop before 1 threw it to make sure it Todd Zeile from advancing, but it went wide . as Zeile would get there.' • Smith, who threw cwo seven- scored for an 8-7 lead. inning no-hitters in the minors Cubs 10, Marlins 2 last season, did it in the majors Michael Tucker drove in one night ;titer the New York three runs, and Randell White Yankees' Mike Mussina fell one had two R.Bis in his second strike shy of pitching a perfect game since coming off the disgame ~t Boston. abled list for visiting C hicago. . Smith was in the right place for · . Jason llere ( l 0-8) gave up an unexpected no-hitter. His two runs and four hits in six mother, stepfather and 14 other innings for the C ubs, who lead kunediate·fa.m.ily members were the wild card race by 1 1/2 · at the g;une, plus 10 high school games over San Francisco. buddies. Brewers 12, Pirates 7, 1st . .Smith became the first rookie game to throw a no-hitter since the Pirates 3, Brewers 2, 2nd Cardinals' Jose Jimenez did it in a game 1-0 win against Arizona on June Craig Wilson hit his club25, 1999. record sixth pinch-hit homer ~libYJones-(8-17) became of the season with two outs in the lint 17-game loser ih the the ninth inning as Pittsburgh majors this season, -allowing a beat Milwaukee to earn a split two-run homer to Pujols in the of the doubleheader. American LHgue Cobado 4, San Francisco t East BY lljE ASSOCIATED PRESS A Milwaukee 12, Pittsbutgh 7. 1st game NeUonal League w 74 72 Atlanta Philadelptua New Yortc. Florida Montreal Houston Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati PittsbUrgh Arizona San Francisco Los- Angeles San Diego Colorado L PCI. 63 .540 65 525 66 72 .478 63 74 460 59 78 431 Centr1l w l Pel 80 57 584 17 60 .562 74 63 -540 61 76 .445 56 81 .409 51 86 .372 west w L Pel 78 59 .569 76 62 .551 15 62 .547 69 69 .500 60 76 .441 Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2, 2nd game GB 2 8'• 11 15 GB 3 6 19 24 29 GB 2:. 3 g), 17'-'a Sunday's Games Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 6 A,llanta 7, Chicago Cubs 4 Florida 5, N.Y. Mats 1 Montreal 6, Philadelphia 2 Houston 1, Milwaukee 0 San Francisco 3. Colorado I San Diego 1, Arizona 0, t 3 innings Los Angeles 7. St. Louis 3 Monday's Games Atlanta 5, Montreal 0 N.Y. Mets 10. Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Chicago Cubs I 0, Florida 2. East So. Lools 4. San Diego 0 tuesdey'a GMwa New Yortt Atlanta (Marquis 3·6) at Montreal (Annas Jr. 9-12), 7:05p.m. Houston (Oswatt 12·2) It Cinclnnarl Toronto Baltimore (Reyee 1·5), 7:05p.m. ChiCago CubS (Lieber (Beckett 0-0), 7:05p.m. Boslon Tampa Bay 17·5) at FlOrida 56 71 64 67 71 82 55 82 Pet. .526 •-486 .401 89 .355 w L Pet 78 59 .569 72 65 .525 69 67 .507 55 80 .407 55 82 .401 West w l Pet 99 39 .717 81 57 .587 70 67 .511 62 75 .453 49 lC·Seattle ·oakland Anaheim . Wednesdly't Games T8lCSS Houston (MIIckl 4·1) at Cincinnati x-cllnched pla~off _spot (Rellsma 7·13), 12:35 p.m. Atlanta (Burkett 11·9) at Montreal (Thur· . man 7-10). 7:05p.m. Chicago Cubs (Cruz 2· 1) at Florida (Sanchez 2·4), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Wright 9-9) al Pittsburgh (Ritchie t0-12), 7:05p.m. . N.Y. Mats (Leiter 10·1 0) at Philadelphia (Coggin 4-41. 7:05p.m. Los Angeles (Gagne 4-7) .at Colorado (Thomson 2·51. 9:05 p.m. St. Louis (W.Williams 11·9) at San Diego (Jarvis 11 · 9). 10:05 p.m. Arizona (SchiiNng 19·6) at San Francisco {Ortiz 14·8). 10:15 p.m. GB .594 Centr11 Milwaukee (Levrault 6-81 at Pittsburgh · Cleveland (Arroyo 3-6), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota N.Y. Mets (Trachsel 8·11) at Philadelphia Chicago (Oaal 12-5), 7·05 p.m. Detroit los Angeles (Park 13-9) at Colorado · Kansas City (Neagle 8·1). 9:05p.m. Sl. Louis (Morris 18·7) at San Diego (Hemdon 2·3), 10:05 p.m. Arizona (Witt 2·1) at San Francisco (Schmid110·7), 10:15 p.m. w L 9~ 15 26~ Sox {Buehr1<112-7). 5:05p.m., 101 game Detroit (Penyjohn G-5) al Chic;ogo Whl1e Sox {Lowe 6--4). 8:05p.m., 2nd game ' C l e - (Colool 11·10) II llootQn (FOMUm 1-1), 7:05p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Peltitle 14-8) at Toronto (Ca1per1ter 8-11), 7:05p.m . Minnesota {Mmon 13-5) at TelCB.s {Bell 4- 8:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Sturtza 8-11) at Seattle (GarGB era 15-5), 10:05 p.m. · Ballimora (Johnson 10.10) a1 Daklanil 6 (Zito 11-8), 10:05 p.m. • 8'; Kansas City (Suppan 8-11) al Anahelm 22 (WaShburn 1Hl), 10:05 p.m. • 23 Wednudoy'a Oomoo • Ballimore (Maduro 3-4) at Oakland (Lklle GB 9·6), 3:35 p.m. Ctevelond (Waod.lrd 3-2) ot BOIIGII 18 (Nomo 11-41), 7:05p.m. 28'ta N.Y. Yankees (Ciemena 18-1) ao Toronto (Escol>ar 6-5), 7:05 p.m, 36 ~ Minnesola (Mays 13-13) al Texas (Myottt 3-2). 8:05 p.m. . , Do1roi1 (Sparks 10-8) at Chk:ago White Sox ( W~ghl 2-2). 8:05p.m. • Tampa Bay (Rupo 5-11) at Saattlo (Sol~ 13-5), ·10:05 p.m. Kansas City 6Durbln 7-13) at Anaheim (Valdes 8·9), I :05 p.m. . 33 Melp County's so cents • September 5. 2001 • Vol. 52. No. 14 Hometown Newspaper I>t Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 4), Sunday's Gamet Toronto .11 . Detroit 0 Oakland 3, Tampa Bay 1 Seattle 1, Baltimore 0 Minnesot.a 5, Anaheim 4 Te~r:as 12, Kansas City~ Chicago White So~: 19, Cleveland 10 N.Y. Yankees 1, Boston 0 Monday's Games N.Y. Yankees 7, Toronto 5 Cleveland 6, Chlc1go White Sox 3 Seattle 3, Tampa Bay 2, 11 Innings Oakland 4, Baltimore 2 Tuetdly't Oimu Detroit (ComejQ 3-1) a1 Chicago White .. • ~ ~~-~- ~-- Survey supports clean air regulation in favor of the clean indoor air regulation as proposed by the Meigs County Board of Health,'' said Tracey L. O'Dell, RN, tobacco prevention coordinator at the Meigs County Health Department. The survey taken at the Meig; County Fair showed that 81 percent of BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Meigs countians support the proposed SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Results of a recent regulation while only 19 percent do survey "show overwhelming support not favor it, O'Dell said. Health board polls fair goers; 81 percent in favor A second and final public hearing on the issue is Thursday at 6:30p.m. at Meigs High School cafeteria. Next week, the board of health will act on the regulation which, if passed, bans smoking in all public places in Meig; County including, but not limited to, elevators, restrooms, lobbies, retail stores, offices, banks, laundromats, restaurants, bars, libraries, hospitals, and clinics; set guidelines for . enforcement; and penalties for viola- ner with a time keeper and a facilita~ non. · tor. At the public hearing, individuals will be given a maximum of five minutes tq speak in t1vor of or against the proposed regulation. Those who choose to speak are asked to sign in at 6 p.m. O'Dell said that every possible effort will be made to conduct the public hearing in a civilized and orderly man- The primary goal of the Board of Health, according to O'Delll, "is tQ ma.ximize the greatest health -potenti'!) for all residents of th e county." "This goal," she concluded, "is best accomplished by implementation of prevention and health promotion pro. grams." · --------------------~----------------------------- . AMERICAN LEAGUE Surprise! Mariners first to lock up playoff spot; Yanks win ~ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS season. And .they've 'done all tliis without er missed the first five months of the sea~ For the Seattle Mariners, the math was departed stars Ale.x Rodriguez, Ken .. son with an injured arch in his left foot: just a formality. . Griffey Jr. and Randy Johnson. Suzuki went 2-for-5 and is hitting an After roaring out of the b"'te to run In their place; the Mariners have AL-leading .352. He has 211 hits, th~ away from the rest of the American turned to a. balanced attack of speed, most by a rookie since Detroit's . Dal~ League, the Mariners became the first defense and ' stellar relief pitching to Alexander had 2 IS ·in 1929. team this · year to clinch a postseason become the best team in baseball. It's aU Yankees 7_ , Blue Jays 5 berth with a 3-2 win in 11 innings over been highlighted by the emergence of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays on Monday sweet-swinging Japanese rookie lchiro Alfonso Soriano hit a tiebreaking, · · two-run single in the ninth inning off night. Suzuki. Seattle wrapped up at least a wild prd "We don't think about Alex, Junior Billy Koch (2-5) at Sky Dome as New spot. But with the playoffs realistically and Randy,'' shortstop Carlos Guillen York won its fifth straight. secured months ago, there was little eel- said. "We have to care about the players The Yankees, a season- high 9 1/2 ebration after the winning run scored we have here and work together." games ahead of second-place Boston in and no champagne in the clubhouse. The Mariners made the playoffi last the AL East, rallied from a 5-2 deficit on · "Our ambitions are more than just year, sweeping the Chicago White Sox Derek Jeter's Rlll single in the seventh making the playoffs," manager Lou in the first round before losing to the and Enrique Wilson's two-run double in. Piniella said. Yankees in the AL Championship Series. The Mariners' magi c ·num ber to Tampa Bay took a 2-1 lead in the top the eighth - off Paul Quantrill. clinch the ALWest is seven. It would be of the lOth on Ben Grieye's solo homer Athletics 4, Orioles 2 Tim Hudson retired his first 14 batters the third division title in franc hise histo- off Jeff Nelson. But Mark McLemore's ry. two-out RBI single off Esteban Yan (4- and pitched eight innings of three-hit Stan Javier's run-scoring infield single 6) tied it in the bottom half. ball, and Eric C havez hit a two-run, Norm Charlton (3-1) got two outs ip homer as the A's won for the eighth time, won -it forth ~ record-'Chasi ng Mariners (99-39), who are__on pace to match the the 11th for .the win.. in.nine games. wins record of 116 set by the 1906 Jamie Moyer, Seattle's winningest Hudson (16-7) won for the ninth time. Chicago Cubs. pitcher at 16-5, was looking for his in 11 decisions to move'One win behind Seattle got off to a remarkable 47-12 career-high eighth straight victory after teammate Mark Mulder for second sta rt and never slowed down, becaming going 5-0 in August. The left-bander the fastest team to clinch a postseason allowed one run and eight hits in seven place in AL victories. The A's moved 8 1L2_games awa_d__o( bid since 1998, when tM.New..Yurk.Y;m.:.....innings . ---,-~-kees earned a playoff spot in their !34th Jay Buhner made his first start in the Boston and Minnesota for the wild card game on Aug. 29. field, playing left for the first time in his lead. The Mariners are also chasing New career with Seattle and getting his first The visiting Orioles have lost 11 of York's AL record of 11 4 wins that '98 hit since being activated Saturday. Buhn- 13. MIDDLEPORT ROLLIN' DOWN-THE Board to discuss· fate of schools BY DEERE www.mydailysentineJ.C:'i;m . .. ..... FoR ALL ·sEAsoNs Resolution cf commitment to be considered STERNWHEEL RIVERFEST 2001 A large number of stern- al Sternwheel Riverfest 2001 ~ Rally by.the Rilier." The boating wheelers, like the ones pictured above, will once again gather at festival will also include live music, vendors and artisans, severthe Pomeroy levee Sept. 27-29 to participate in the second annu- al contests and shows, a parade and fireworks display. Pomeroy gears for annual sternwheel festival BY TONY M. LEACH known as the Big Bend Sternwheeler Festival, was organized last year under the supervision of a new committee dedicated to continuing the traditions associated with the annual boating festival. _ Festivities start Thursday with an opening ceremony and fire truck parade, followed by a musical performance by Dee -and Dallas on the .Riverfront Amphitheater. On Friday, performances by Meigs High School Band and Midnight Cloggers is scheduled, and various live music, including Paul Doeffinger and bands High Country and Liquid Crystal, will SENTINEL NEWS STAFF OMEROY - Plans for the second ai:mual Ste rn wheel Riverfest 2001 "Rally by the RiVer"- Sept. 2T-2'y-in Pomeroy, is nearing completion. . Stern wheelers of all shapes and sizes are expected to once again co nverge near the Pomeroy levee for three days of live music, various contests, a parade, car and motorcycle shows, craft exhibits, and an explosive fireworks display. The Sternwheel Riverfest, formerly BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY Mdgs Local Board of Education is expected to address the f.1te of Middleport's school buildings next week. Superintendent Bill Buckley said the board will consider a proposed resolution of commitment, to be submitted by a Middlep'ort citizens' group, to transfer ownership of Middleport Elementary School; Meig; Mid- die School and the Central Building back to the village. The buildings will be vacant when the district's new consolidated elementary school and middle sc hool are complete.d and occupied. The Middleport committee, made up of Middleport officials, residents and business owners, has been working for several months under the leadership of Bill Childs to procure the buildings for village and community use. Earlier this summer, Marie etta's Stephen Gegner, a(! architect specializing i(l building · restoration, com- take to the stage to entertain those in attendance. Please He Schools, AJ Saturday's ecti viti es will . in cl u d<!e~!a-J..:.:..::=:::::;:::::::::::::;;::=:::;:::;---::;::::;;;;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;, p~rade · ~l~n g Maifi' Stre'eC Vl'Ctorian -Queen-contest.-chili-Geok-eff, Iine-throwOii-~&Pt ing competition, Ducky Derby, kiddie 'I 1 ~~ games, and a motorcycle and car show. Musical entertainment will be provided by Myron Duffield, self-proclaimed "King of Calliope," Phil 'n' the Blanks, Elvis. impersonator Dwight Icenhower, Big Bend Cloggers and Blitzkrieg Unplugged. Specl•at-p.. Please see Festival, Al Report: Voucher students perform better LT133 Lawn Tractor LX255 Lawn Tractor • 13·hp engine • 38-inch mowing deck • 5-speed shift-on·the-go transmission •15-hp engine • 42·inch convertible mowing deck • Automatic transmission J. SHEERAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER CLEVELAND - Students who attend nonpublic schools in Cleveland with tax~ payer-financed tuition vouchers performed a bit better than public school peers, an Indiana University study reported Tuesday. "Students enrolled in the scholarship p~gram for the full three years continue to perform slighdy, but statistically significandy, higher;' the evaluation said. The program allows 2,600 Cleveland youngsters to attend private and parochial BY THOMAS schools with tultlon vouchers averaging $1,550 a year. The program costs th e State $6 million a year. The goal was to give students an alternative to Cleveland's public schools that were placed under state control on the orders of a judge concerned about mismanagement and student failure rates. · The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled the program an unconstitutional use of public funds. The study evaluated voucher students from autumn 1998, in the beginning of first grade, tQ April 2000, when the chi!- dren were nearing the end of second grade. It looked at the students' performance in reading, English and math. "The current findings ·will likely be used to support arguments on both sides of the voucher issue," the report concluded. Because the results of schooling are cumulative, ·more study of the voucher program is needed, the study said. "Further, research of other voucher progta.ms indicates that the positive effect of choice are more likely as students move beyond the primary or ea rly elementary gtades.' ' the report said. Matt Mullins, son of Ron and Peggy Mullins of Rutland, spent his summer vacation working at Meigs Middle School, where he completed this striking design on the gymnasium scorer's stand. The distinctive marauder design was drawn and painted "free hand ." (Brian J. Reed photo) "I. 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