https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ffd0a71f3164e4c32bdd7ac38e56f696.pdf 8d8a56c1bb2931ba1e87805597f764fe PDF Text Text America at War The Daily Sentinel Reservists waiting for·word of call-up, Ohioans moum tragedy. BY AlfDy REsNIK ~IATEO PRESS WRITER Thousands of Ohioans who serve in the National Guard and military reserves are awaiting word on whether they'll be called up to defend their country. . President Bush authorized activating up to 50,000 reservists Friday, three days after hijackers slammed commercial airliners into the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington. Capt. Neal . O'Brien, a spokesman for the Na.tional Guard in Ohio, said soldiers in the state could know by Wednesday if they're needed. "There are a lot of anxious soldiers and airmen waiting for ' :..- ·~ ' :1 ,. , Page 86- the call," O'Brien said Sunday night. "They're anxious to do their part and ready to go." Ohio has about 15,000 National Guardsmen and 15,300 in the Army and Air Force reserves. O'Brien believes at least some of them will be all d d c e to uty. The Guard has not c;:hanged its training procedures to prepare for special duty, said O'Brien, who could be activat· ed as an infantry company commander. "As large of a State as we are .. . I think it wo uld be hard for Ohio to be missed," he said. "They need engineers, we have engineers. They need military police or civilian-type forces for MondiiJ. September 17,1001_ donations of its 20,000 employ- I..,)officer of KeyCorp, which has ees to aid victims of the attacks. retail branches in 13 states. · " As a nation, we will pull The Columbus Blue Jackets together;' said Henry Meyer Ill, scrimmaged Sunday and raised chairman and chief executive about $35,000. Members of the homeland defense, we've got that. ff you look at the broad spectrum of needs, we've got everything." Other Ohioans looking to do their part have donated food and money for families of victims in the terrorist attacks. . In Cleveland, a ceremonial Columbus fire and pcli~ · department hockey teams walked through the crowd of 4,000 at Nationwide Arena and collected donations. , '·• agement $128,075 because of the breaches, but the mosi likely result was either a written warning or no action. Fines of $252,575 were issued because of the breaches at Cleveland Hopkins airport, the newspaper said. The Dispatch analysis of FAA records from Jan. 1, 1990, to mid-1999 showed the agencies issued a warning in about half the cases and fines in 30 percent of the cases. The agency took no action in the rest of the cases, including some involving handguns. Richard Morgan, public safety chief'at Port Columbus, said inspectors typically look for ways to sneak fake weap~ns Tu ·' Meigs County's 50 cents • September 18, 2001 • Vol. 52, No. 24 - Hometown .Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio www.mydailysentinel.com • send-offwith arched fire ladders , was arranged for Monday for a caravan of 40 truch carrying 200 tons offood and other supplies for rescuers. About 500 cars were lined up to drop off goods at any given time during much of the sixhour drive Sunday. Cleveland's KeyCorp banking company said it would match on a 2-for- 1 basis the past security screeners. "This is done all over the country," Morgan told the newspaper.''They try to breach your security - the ultimate goal is to get on airplanes." The Cincinnati-area ·airport had I 0.9 million passenger hoardings in 1999, followed by 6.1 million in C leveland, 3.4 million in Columbus, 1.1 million in Dayton, 370,000 in Akron and 248,000 in Toledo. · At Port Columbus, four cil<!tions involved the failure tb detect dynamite bombs in the summer of 1999. Two went to Southwest Airlines and one each to America West and U.S. Airways. SPORIS: Baseball resumes play, A2 • WALL STREET Local police Weak stocks are at- send message of ~nity to NYPD the .market Report: Cleveland, Columbus lead state in security breaches COLUMBUS (AP) - Federal regulators documented more securiry breaches at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in the 1990s than any other airports serving Ohio cities, The Columbus Dispatch reported Saturclay. The newspaper said Cleveland's 307 breaches were followed by Port Columbus International Airport with 200. It said 99 of the violations at Port Columbus were detected during routine safery checks involved weapons, including nine with dynamite bombs and four with hand grenades. The Federal Aviation Administration fined Columbus airlines and airport man- •-: BY TONY M. GOING TO WORK - New York Stock Exchange employee Donna Bova holds an American flag as she waits In line with her identification ready to enter the exchange in New York. (AP) EW YORK (AP) -With Wall Street back open fur business, the fucus has shifted to trying to ' recover from a matket that took a pounding during the lint day of trading since the terrorist attacks. A seD-of£ Monday by ·worried investors sent the Dow Jones industrial down by 684.81 points, to cloSe at 8,920,70, a disappointing return from the four-day stock trading shutdown furced by the destruction of \he World Trade Center. It was a record one-day point drop and the lint close below 9,000 since Dec. 21, 1998. The previous record for a one-day drop was 617.78, on April 14, 2000. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index fell more than 115 points to 1,579 .55, like the Dow, it was down 7 percent. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange .was a record 2.33 billi9n shau!s, ~urpassing - the''prci>iolli 'inark: of 2.1 bil- ot 0 - :0..'t.tho Nl~ diotillcliWI IOIMid dlgii>OI doll.... 'II\WII !Of-. ,_1a-..W....Iaudl_...,......,~ .. tho- you r.... Plul, - ;;.. )'OU .,...1o .....tch. Wtth tho Chortor Dllifiii .MvP ~; yao ~ lau of~ chonno(r, tbouoonda OIOftlll ..-.d • >Ori«y of ~ oil dlgl;ol plctw<t, Ploo, . .,....ly......,.,. wkh."""' . A <II......., • ' lEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY In response to the bravery and heroism displayed by New York 's poiice department following last Tuesday's terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, members from Meigs Counry's six law enforcement agencies have prepared a framed display of support to convey the message of solidariry and uniry. The display, which .was the brainchild of brothers Randy and Ricky Smith, both Middleport Police Department officers and special deputies with the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, contains patches from each police department (Pomeroy, Middleport, Rutland, Racine, Syracuse and the sheriff's office), a list of every officer or depury serving within the counry. and a letter of support, along with a poem of encouragement, for officers who are still ' searching through rubble for survivors . "Law enforcement is a family-rype organization and this framed display is meant to convey both respect and sympathy for our family in New York Ciry," said Randy Smith. "What these men have been doing in the wake of such a devastating tragedy is beyond words," he added. "Their unyielding commitment is admired by all and we as officers respect their . 1mmense courage." Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell said all officers and deputies in the county will be wearPieeseHeMusep.~ r A DEERE FOR ALL A had been expected when trading resumed after the longest stock market shutdown since the Depression. The loss was less than a third of the 22percent plunge when the Dow lost 508 points in the 1987 SEASONS crash. LT133 Lawn Tractor • 13-hp engine • 38-inch mowing deck • 5·speed shift·on-the·go transmission · The market had been going lower before the destruction of billions of dollars. in assets in the attacks in New York and Wash- STARTING UP AGAIN - Jraders on the floor of the New York Stock Exphar)ge applaud as the opening bell Is rung Monday 11)1 New York. · God Bless America" was sung before the opening· ington and the increased likelibell rang, reopening the st9ck ·exchange for the firsttime since the Sept. 11-terrorist attack on PIHH 1M StoclrJ. Al the World Trade Center. {APJ LX255 Lawn Tractor • 15-hp engine • 42·inch convertible mowing deck • Automatic transmission ' I) DISPlAY OF SUPPORT- Members of the Meigs County Sher· Iff's Department, and Pomeroy and Middleport pollee depart· rnents pose with a framed display of support that honors New York City's pollee officers for their bravery and heroism followIng last Tuesday's terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. From left, bottom row; are Mark Proffitt, Pomeroy police chief; Ralph E. Trussell, Meigs County sheriff; Bruce Swift, Middleport pollee chief; second row, Randy Smith , Ricky Smith, both members ·of the Middleport Pollee Department and Meigs County Sheriff's Department. (Tony M. Leach photo) \ Citizens air parking _meter concems at Monday meeting BY TONY M, LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF ... \. POMEROY Parking meter problems were addressed and conditions at Beech Grove Cemetery were piscussed during Monday's meeting ofViilage Council. · Mary K. 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Ask about easy financing options · at your participating dealer today. www.JohnDeere.com NOTHING , RUNS LIKE CARMICHAEL'S FARM & LAWN, INC. J~ckson • Pike - 2 mi West of Holzer Hos~itol Gallipolis, OH 45614 ' . 740-446-2412 A DEERE JOHN DEERE Details, A3 Lotteries A3 OHIO A4-6 Pick 3: 0.9-9; Pick 4: 7·2·9-0 A7 ~~~ 5: 6-111-22-32·34 A3 W.VA. A2 DaUy 3: 2·1-4 Daily 4: 3·9-9-8 A3 · Q 2001 Ohio Volley Publishina Co. EAST END CYCLE SALES INC. Young, inquired about a number of broken parking meters located in the downtown business area. Pickens said that on several ' occasions, whe,n money was put into the meter, the meter did not indicace the correct amount of tin1e that should be allotted to the motorist. Council said it has been reviewing the village's policy on parking meters and that, in fact, an upgrade is begin- ning to take place. Following Pickens' inquiry, Young addressed council about the current condition 9f Beech Grove Cemetery, saying the grass has not been mowed and th.a t the cemetery's overall condition has declined over the last conpie' !)f months. Mayor John Blaettnar told Young that the village had originally hired .two part-time employees to maintain . the cemetery. However, one person recently quit and, indeed, maintenance efforts have fallen behind, he added. Blaettnar informed Young that the village has a !-mill levy· n Nov. 6's 9 general ballot, which, if passed, would take care of the cemetery's upkeep. "The upcoming cemetery levy Pluse see Concerns. Ali Rocky Shoes and ·Boots to close plant L-:&OS Sentinel . . asked if certain groups of people .are being targeted with these tic~ecs. , After listening to Young's c.o n)plaint, council informed heF that village policy, similar to other communities, clearly stipulates that all, meters in any parking space must be paid and that no particular gi-oup or person is being "targeted" or treated upfairly. James Pickens, who accompanied NELSONVILLE . (AP) Rocky Shoes and Boots .is closing its Nel sonville plant and moving production to Puerto Rico, the company said Monday. Sixry-seven people will lose their jobs Nov. 16. Mike Brooks, Rocky Shoes' chairman and chief executive officer, said the entire footwear industry is moving production our of the country because imports represented 98 perceilt of footwear sales last year. Corporate headquarters and a retail outlet will stay in Nelsonville, about 50 miles southeast of Columbus. A recently finished distributio'n cemer in Logan also will continue. The company started in Nelsonville as William Brooks Shoe Co. in 1932. "I'm stunned," said Joy Padgett, direc ~' tor of the Governor's Office of Appalachia, ~dding she would alert Gov. 1 Bob Taft. Padgett was in Nelsonville on Friday but heard nothing about trouble at ·Rocky Shoes. "There wasn't an inkling of this," she said. "We could not have worse nem at a time we're going through right now. Those jobs are' not going to come back." Piuse ne Clolln~o ·Al NationCII Rehabilitation -Awareness 2402 Third Avenue Huntington, WV 25703 304-529-3309 . •so•dllltr tor dotailo. • 'I "-• • - .,.• Is Septe111ber 16·22 Holzer Medico! Center salutes our Inpatient Rehab Unit during this special week. For more information on the services the Rehab Unit provides, please call (740) . 70 MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer .org �Tuesday, Sepl18, 2001 · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio · The Daily Sentinel LOCAL BRIEF-S • PageAl Tuesdlly, September 11.1001 TuEsDAY's Mei ·s ·hoi son HIGHLIGHTS Ripken will retire at home ' to post TVC win BALTIMORE (AP) -. Cal Ripken will close out his 21year career with the Baltimore Orioles at home on O ct. 6 in a game rescheduled to avoid a conflic t \\~th the NFL's Balti- . BY ScoTT WOLFE OVP CORRESP.ONDENT more Rav.ens. Although that problem was resolved, the Orioles are still receiving calls from irate fans who paid scalper's fees for this Sunday's game aga inst the New York Yankees, which was originally sc hed'uled to be Ripken's final home game. . ' '· SEC moves back title game · UNDATED (AP) - . The colle!;e football season was exte nde d a wee k when the Southeastern Conference moved its championship game to Dec. 8. The 2001 regular season was supposed to end Dec. 1 with six major college games - the SEC and Big 12 title games and four others, including Army-Nary. Three SEC games . postponed Saturday were rescheduled for Dec. 1 - No. 8 Tennessee at No. 2 Florida, Auburn at No. 15 LSU and Vanderbilt at Mississippi. I . Wrestling championships postponed · _ ..,.L I AUSANNE,- Switzerland(AP) - The world wrestling championships scheduled for New York this month have been postponed because of the terrorist attacks and could be moved to another site. The meet was scheduled for Sept. 26-29 at Madison Square Garden. SJHS enjoys v-ball success RACI~The Southern · · . ig!("Volleyball team has nued to be ·the team to in the area Jr. High gue, recently defeating · : Meigs, Ohio Valley Christian, ' and Federal Hocking. , Against Meigs, Southern's : seventh grade dropped a 15-5, · 15-3 decision, but the eighth grade posted a big win in three sets 15--7, 12- 15, and 15- · 13. . Bethany Riflle, Eddy, and Nease each had ten, Williams had tive points, Holsinger had six, and Jenny Warner five. The Eighth grade claimed a 15- 13 and 15-8 win over O hio Valley Christian. Williams led with IS points, and Rifll e had seven points in th e So uthern win. Su~thern 's eighth grade went to 3-0 with a win over Bidwell 15- 5 and 15-4. Jarrell had ei ght points, Warner seven, and Riffle five. The sevemh grade .won its first game with 15- 5 and 15c6 wins over Federal Hocking. · Darcy Winebrenner led Southern \Vith I 6 points. The eighth grade claimed a 15- 10 and I 5-R win over the Lan cers . Will iams led with fifteen points and Selena ·Spencer. had ten. Warn er had six.' Southern picked up its sec' ond seventh grade win with 15-9, 15- 11 scores over Trim~l e. Amber Hill led Southern with ten points and Win ebrenner added nine. The eighth grade ciai1ned a win in three se ts 15- 11, 3- 15, anJ IS- I 2 over Trimble. Wi~ms had nine, Tiffany Mclpaniel six, Shyla Jarrell \ seven, and Eddy Six. AMERICA'S BACK - Patriotic fans wave flags before the start of the Atlant11 Braves-Philadelphia Phlllles game Monday in Philadelphia. Monday was the first day baseball resumed play after terrorist attacks on Washington D.C. and New York.(AP) Baseball first to resume Rolen had tO be coaxed out of the Once all the tributes were over and d\lgout by manager Larry Bowa to tip the tears had dried, the Philadelphia his hat as fans gave him a standing ovaPhillies turned their attention right tion. ' "I was three steps from the (clubback to the pennant r•ce. Scott Rolen hit two home runs off house) door when Bowa came up the Greg Maddux, . and the Phillies came runway," Rolen said. "I. didn't feel right. , back from baseball's six-day stoppage to about coming out. Bowa said ' I know beat the Atlanta Braves 5-2 Monday......it's..noLy.o.u..ancL.you- don't want- to- do night. this, but there's something special about Philadelphia won the opener of a this ·night.' We agreed on something. four-game series and closed within 2 I'm glad I did it." 1/2 game.s of first-place Atlanta, in the The one sc heduled AL game, NL East. between the New York Yankees and "It was a big win for us, but it'll take Tampa Bay Devil Rays, was postponed time to put that into perspective," for logistical reasons. Rolen said. As garnes resumed Monday ' night, The Braves had won six of seven there were patriotic ceremonies at before last Tuesday's terrorist attacks every ballpark. But there were also plenty of baseball scenes more familiar forced the majors to postpone games. On an emotional night at Veterans to fans, · especially the 33 ,290 in Stadium, Rolen broke a 2"all tie in the Philadelphia. sixth inning with his 22nd hom e run The game began with the crowd and reached 100 R.Bis for the second chanting"USA! USA!" but ended with time in his career. cheers for a Phillies victory. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tlie Phillie Phanatic danced on 'cop of the dugout. And it took only three batters for Philadelphia. fans to get back in form: · They booed after Chipper Jones homered in the first. ' "You realilied the healing ·h ad starteo · when they booed Chipper," said the normallyl\arcl-rfosea'Bowa, who wipedtears from his eyes during a pregame ceremony. Robert Person (15-6) won his sixth straight decision, allowing two runs and six hits to improve to 11-1 since June 5. Jose Mesa worked the ninth for his 37th save in 40 chances. Rolen, who became the fifth player to hit ~o home runs in a game off Maddux, hadn't connected against the Atlanta ace in 40 career at-bats coming Ill. Maddux (17-9) gave up three runs and six hits in seven innings. He is 3-4 with a 4.88 ERA since Aug. I . PRE·P VOLLEYBALL RACINE - After dropping the first game of the set 8~ 15, Meigs came on with a super 'effort to deft:at Southern 15-0 and 15-3. Meigs is now 6-0 both overall and in Tri-Valley Conference volleyball, while Southern drops to 2-4. Behind . Williams and Pullins, Southern rocketed to an easy win in the first game, but Meigs wiped out any effort that Southern had a chance in the last two gam~s, outscoring Southern 30- 3 in the stint. Meigs was led by Mindy Chancey who went 21-for21 serving with 18 points. Chancey's effort led to a 150 Meigs blitz in the second game of the match. Additionally, Nikki Butcher went 17-of-17 serving with 13 points, while Jaynee Davis (6-of-6) added four points, Corrie Hoover two, and Katie Jeffers (3-of-3) one. Kayte Davis was 2-of"2 serving but did not score, while netting one kill. Hoover led Meigs with eleven kills and Jaynee Davis added ten kills. Chrissy Miller added two. ] elfers led ' the team in assists with eleven and Chancey added seven. Davis n'etted' a, block. For· Southern, Williams six points and an ace, and Deana Pullins went 11-of-11 with eight points. Rachel Chapman had two and Katie Sayre one. Pullins was 4 7-of-51 passing and 27 -of-29 setting, Emily Hill was 28-of-32 passing, Amy Lee was 26-of31 passing and 13-of-15 setc ting, and Rachel Chapman was 25-of-27 passing. Hill had three kills,Williams two, and Chapman and Sayre one. . Meigs won the reserve game 15-3 and 15-5. ATTACK AFTERMATH staysTVCperfect NFL will be a different BY ScoTT WoLFE OVP CORRESPONDEN'r JPP'ER.S PLAINS - Eastern pushed its Tri-VaUey Conference mark to 6-0, while inching to a 9-2 overall mark with convincin~ victories over Wellston Monday night. Eastern claimed 15-4 and 15-6 wins over the upper division foe. Janet Calaway and Kass Lodwick paced the Eastern attack with seven point1 api ece; while Nikki Phillips added six, Amanda Yeager four, and Tammy Bissell thre·e. Calaway was 7 -of-8 serving with a team high three aces, Lodwick was 8-of-9, Phillips 6-of-6, Bissell 4-of-4, and Yeager 5of-5 with three aces. Calaway was 3-of-12 setting and Phillips was 7-of-10 with tWo assists; Whitney Karr was 5-of-5 spiking with three kills in another good front line game, while Bissell also · excelled at the net with a perfect 7-of-7 stin> and two kills, and Katie Rqber'tson was 3-of- 3 with a kill.. Whitney Karr also had a block. Eastern Coach Pam Douthitt said, "Everyone got some playing time and everyone played welL We had a good floor game and everyone one covered well defen- · sively tonight." The Eastern reserves won 15- 5 and 15-8, 'led by Krystal Baker with 15 and Brandy Bissell with eight. Mets topple Pirates in return Ordo~ PITTSBURGH (AP) - Rey hit a go-ahead RBI single in a ihree-run ninth, and the Mets returned from their trying week off with a win at PNC Park. Ordonez's hit and pinch-hitter Mark Johnson's two-run double made a wi,nner of John Franco (6-2) on his 41st. birthday. Franco, a native New Yorker, is th e Mets player probably most personally affected by last week's terrorist attacks. Wearing caps honoring New York fire fighters, police and rescue workers, plus American flags on their jerseys and hats, the Mets won for the 18th time in 23 games. D-backs 7, Rockies 3 Randy Johnson (19-6) pitched eight solid innings, and Steve Finley drove in four runs at Coo rs Field as Arizona increased its NL West lead to two games over San Francisco. The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 . Padres. 6, Dodgers 4 . San Diego's Jason Middlebrook outpitched Kevin Drown in his major league debut, givi ng up one run and two hits in six inninb'S at Dodger Stadium. €ardinals 2, Brewers 1 Coming off his no- hitter, rookie Bud Smith (4-2) allowed on ly three hits in seven innings as host St. Louis won for the seve nth time in eight games and pulled into a tie with San Francisco for the wild card lead. Marlins 10, Expos 6 Luis Castillo's two-run triple highlighted an eight-run sixth inning as Florida beat Montreal before the small es t Olympic Seadium crowd this season. An announced crowd of 3,013 - in fact, no more than 1,000 fanl were actually on ·hand - hush!!d to a silence for pregame cere'monies. operation from now on BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Carolina Panthers might take a bus rather than a plane to Atlanta. The New York Jets considered going to New England by road, but decided against it. . Any way you look at it, the NFL will be different when the league restarts Sunday after a week off because of the terrorist bombings in New York and Washington. And a lot less comfortable. "The commissioner has ·decided that our No. 1 priority is security," Milt Ahlerich, the NFL's senior director of security, said Monday. . . So when fans get to stadiums Sunday - early, the league urges - their cars will be checked, the parking zones will ,b e farther from stadiums and they'll be checked again going through the gates. There will be a lot more uniformed police around, too. . The teams probably ~ll be seeing the regular officials, too. According to a league source, the two sides worked out an agreement pending a ratification vote by. the union. There probably will be a 16-game season - commissioner Paul Tagliabue is expected to announce Tuesday that the games called off Sunday and Monday will be made up on what would have been wild card weekend Jan 5-6. That means there will be eight teams in the playoffi instead · of I 2, so a marginal contender like Jacksonville was lobbying with Tagliabue to play 15 games and keep the 12-team.playoffs intact. . And finally, the locked-out regular officials may be back. There were indications Monday that there might be some progress in labor talks. Some players and coaches remained concerned about travel. Carolina coac h George Seifert said the Panthers were considering driving to Atlanta for this week's game rather than Oying. There are many strange twists to the schedule, however it is ~evamped. 'Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay and New Orleans will be off next weekeng, and Arizona, which WaS off the first week of the regular season, hasn 't played since its last exhibition game Aug. 31. That will make it 24 days without a game when the Car<Unals face Dekver in "I;empe on Sunday night. EMSnms Edward James Houdashelt POMEROY ~ Units of the Meigs Emergency Service MIDDLEPO~'!' -· Ed~rdlalJ'I~ Houdashdt, 79, _Middle- answered. i~e.. calk for_-;15$;...: port, di-ed Sunday, Sept. 16,2001 in Holzer Medical Center: · .. tance on Monday. Units BornMay 29, 1922 in Minersville, he was the son of the late responded as follows: Bill and Nora Eichinger Houdashelt. He was a veteran of CENTRAL DISPATCH World War II. 12:15 a.m., Ohio 124, ClauHe is survived by one sister, Marie Houdashelt of Syracuse; dia Springer, Holzer Medical and two brothers, Donald Houdashelt of Syracuse, and Elmer Center; "Pat" Houdashelt of Columbus. • 4:21 p.m., Ohio 248, Darlene He w:as also · preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Patricia Chadwell, HMC. Houdashelt. · . REEDSVILLE At the request of the deceased his body was donated to medI 2:58 p.m., Coolville Road, ical research. There will be no services. . Charles Blake, Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Robert Shook . NEW HAVEN, WVa. - Robert Leroy Shook, 70, New Haven, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2001 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by New 'Haven Funeral Home. Roger Spencer POMEROY -- Roger Spencer, U.S. 33, Pomeroy, died Monday, Sept. 17,2001 in Holzer Medical Center. · Arrangements will be announced by Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Concems met with council to request the creation of two additional handicapped parking spaces, · one on Court Street and one ftomPIIpA1 on Lynn Street, and $250 for needs to pass so that the vii- the purchase of five high visi- · !age can obtain a maintenance bility vests, six rolls of"Police · program that is,constant," said, Line: Do Not Cross" tape, · ·. two visibility flashlight cones, Blaetrnar. '"If this levy passes, the vii- and an accident measuring !age can permanently hire · wheel. . Council approved both two full time workers and will · not have to rely on part-time requests and informed Proffitt ' summer help to maintain the to begin ord~ring the e~uip.. cemetery;' he added. ment as soon as possible. Council approved first In other matters, Dlaetrnar reading of an ordinance for- publicly thanked Councilman bidding commercial tractors Victor Young for personally used to pull trailers from trav- refurbishing the tennis courts · elin~~: on various streets throughout the village. beside the Pomeroy First Streets affected by the ordi- . . Baptist Church on Main nance include Anne Street, Street. "Councilman Young and lK.err Street, Chester Road, Lincoln Hill, Lincoln his work crew have painted Heights, Osborne Street, the fence, guardrails and bas, Condor Street, Laurel Street, ketball backboards, which has :: Rock Street, Liberty Lane, improved the courts' overall . • West Locust Street, Spring appearance," said Blaettnar. , . Avenue, Union Avenue and "His effort~ to bring life back Pleasant Ridge.to the courts is g~eatly appre' . Any exceptions to this ordi- CJated and the vtl!~ge thanks be-granted--by- htm ~for-hts efforts;"> -·-. -, , Pomeroy Police Department After discussing the recent . and is considered to be of passage of the smoking ban in temporary nature only. Vehi- Pomeroy, council members . cles violating the ordinance said, for public knowledge, are subject to fines up to $100 that the ban was passed by the Meigs County Board · of per vehicle, per incident. .Police Chief Mark Proffitt Health and not by counciL Army home for retired officers. Cards may be sent to her there. The address is Major Glenna Rummel, Salvation Army R .O.R. , 210 Fifth Avenue, . Asbury Park, NJ.07712. 0 ... enln""e POMEROY - An open house welcoming Dr. Jared A. Sheets into the River Valley Medicin~ and Pediatrics practice of Drs. Chris Miller and Ort ' Armstrong of · Parkersburg, W.Va., will be held Wednesday fiom 4 to 6 p.m. The office is located at 600 18th St., Suite 404, St. Josephs Physician Office Building in POMEROY - State Rep. Parkersburg. Those attending are John Carey, R-Wellston, will to enter through. the main hold an open door session at the entrance at St. Joseph's Hospital. Dr. Sheets. is a graduate of Pomeroy Library from 4 to 5 p.m. today. Residents with con- Ohio State University College cerns about state goverrunent of Medicine, class of 1997: and can meet With Carey on an has completed a four year combined residency in internal individual basis. medicine and pediatrics at OSU and Children's Hospital. He joined the Parkersburg medical POMEROY A golf practice on Aug. 1. He is married to the former scramble to benefit Eastern athletics will be held on Saturday at Laura Cobb -and the couple Pine Hills Coif Course with reside in Parkersburg. tee-off at 8 a.m. The scramble Dr. Sheets has admitting privwill follow a blind dt.ow format. ileges at both St. Joseph and · Camden Clark hospitals and and the cost is $40 per player. sees patients at both hospitals. His nurse is .Carla Will Werry, a Meigs County native. POMEROY - Next testing dates for the General Education · Development test are Oct. 24 TUPPERS PLAINS . and 25. Adults interested in preparing for taking the test Schoof in the Eastern Local should register for orientation School District will be dismissed with the Meigs County Adult at 1:05 p.m. Wednesday for a Basic and Literacy Education professional development inprogram by calling the Middle- service program. On Sept. 27 fiom 4 to 7 p.m., port center at 9?2-5808, the Tuppers Plains center at 667- teacher conferences will be held 0441 , or the Pomeroy center at at the both the high school and 992-6930. elementary schooL Parents are ABLE can also answer ques- to call the secretary of each tions about the official practice school to schedule appointtest and about the fee waiver . ments. that allows a person to take the GED test at no charge. LOCAL STOCKS AEP - 4e Federal Mogul - \ ["-- Arch Coal- 17 \ Alao ~ 39 AmTeci>SBC ~ 44\. Gan""tt- 6t General Electric~ 35 ~ Ashland Inc. - 40 ~ GKNLY - 17~ AT&T - Premier - B~ Rockwell- 14 ~ Roclty Boots - 5~ AD Shell- 52~ USB - 2J), 4'- Sears- 34!1. Shooey's -~. Harley Davidson- 40', BankOne-31). Kmart-8~ BU - 9 Bob Evans - 17'. &o«jNarner- 43 Krogar - 26~ Lands End ~ 29l, lid. - 10~ C/larrlliOO ~ 3 OVB - 24,_ BBT- 34 Wal-Mar1- 44 Wendy's - 26~ Worthington - 12), Daily stock reports are lhe 4 p.m. closing QUOIBS ol the pn!Yious day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners Peoples - al Advest Inc. NSC - 17 OakH~ Financial - Chalming Shops -4 ~ City Holding- gj, Col-15~ · DuPont - 34~ 16!1. 20 Markets roundup r 12,000 11,000 Open door Plan saa11Jsle 10,000 8,920.70 9.000 Pet chango lmm'piO'Iious -7.13 High Low 9,580.32 8,883.40 8,0(10 Record high: 11 ,722.98 '--,:;:_--'----'--'---- 7,000 JUNE Jan. 14,2000 Benefit slated Plan barlecue POMEROY - A Jam and auction benefit for Phil Moon SALEM CENTER - Star will take place at 1 p.m. on SunGrange 778 will hold its annual day at the Pomeroy Parking Lot. chicken- barbecue on Sunday -~ fuof auction is scheduled for 4 ~ fiom 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the p.m. ·and a pork barbecue, beer 9range Hall on County Road and live bands will be available 1, three miles north of Salem for those in attendance. An elecCenter. Public is inVited. · tric guitar, sponsored by Spencer Music, will also be b>iven away. The cost to attend the benefit is $5 for adults and S3 for chi!POMEROY - Maj. Glenna dren 12 and under. All proceeds Rummel, 88, who served at the will gp toward the payment of The Federal Reserve's deci- Pomeroy Salvatibn Army head- medical expenses due to a kid. sion to cut interest rates for the quarters for many years prior to ney disease. eighth time this year Monday her retirement, underwent · For more information or should have inspired confidence surgery in a New Jersey hospital donations for the auction, conPage A1 and perhaps some buying - ' Thursday. tact Keith or Mercella Weber at , hood of a recession. That made instead the only thing it might J\frer her hospitalization, she 985-3407, or Ed Sisson at 7 40Monday's fall "almost have done is prevented further will return to the Salvatton 662-2511. ' jnevitable," said Mark Vimer, an losses. economist at First Union Secu"We just don't know how rities in Charlotte, N.C. things are going to pan out. It's a the prestige of the communiAnalysts said uncertainty, very emotional time for ty, especially in the . absence which has been a problem on investors:· said Tom Lydon, pn:sof a clear vision of what's the market for months,. ,,repre- ident of Global Trends Investlikely to take its place." Page A1 Ten of the 29 Appalachian sents an even greater challenge ments. ''Most investors are Rocky Shoes moved about Ohio counties meet federal now. Concerns range fiom the deciding not to take action at direct financial Impact - such this point and merely sit on the 60 production jobs overseas and state standards for ecoas how airline business will be sidelines until their confidence in March 2000, citing the nomically distressed commuhigh cost of hand-stitching nities, based on jobless rates affected - to consumer confi- gets greater." , and the percentage of people Indeed, Vanguard Funds leather boots. dence. City Manager Nelsonville living in poverty, Padgett Many market watchers fear . received a lot of phone calls, · investors, already hesitant to according ,to spokeswoman Mark Fiorello was out of the , said. office Monday ' and unavail- Lilly said the region needs ' commit because of stocks' weak Rebecca Cohen, but"Vie've had able for comment. When the to emphasize its historical performance this year, will SfZj very few transaction requests, even farther away fiom Wall not even enough to establish a company announced its cuts and cultural heritage as mane last year he said, "When you ufacturing jobs leave. trend" Street. think of Nelsonville, you "There's been a lot of think of Rocky Boots." effort to begin to look at The closing adds to what are the as~ts unique to numerous factory closings this area," she said. INelso nville, the founda and coal industry layoffs in (U8P8 21MIO) Appalachia Ohio , over the tion's headquarters, is "typiOlllo Vllloy Pullf!lhlng Co. past six months. cal" of the region both in its PublloiiiO Wo~oty afternoon, Monday through F~day, 111 Court St., "Every time one of these . economic distress aqd culturCorrection Polley Pomeroy, Otllo. Second-cia•• facilities closes, it has a large al riches, Lilly said. Our main concem In all atorleala potlagt plld at Pomeroy. to be accurate. II you know of an Uomblr: Tho- Pnu and ripple effect," said Leslie Both the city's public error In a atory, call the newsroom the Ohio New-g::r Alaodation. Lilly, president and CEO of square and newly restored Pon!Jnl*rr: addrcorrac· at (740) 992-2158. tlono 10 The Dilly S<lntinol, 111 Court. the Foundation for opera house have attracted St., PornetOY, Ohio 45769. News Department• Appalachian Ohio. more events, she said. Subscription rates The main number Is 992·2158. With Rocky Shoes, she "Nelsonville is definitely . lly carrltr o r . - rou1e Department ex!entlona are: added, "It's kind of a blow to looking outward,".Lilly said. OneS2 Hospitalized Stocks ftom SEPT. . Sept. 17, 2001 1,500 Standard& J. 1.400 Pool's500 t,JOO 1,038 .77 1,200 Pet chango 1rom preiOous ·4.92 1,100 Low High 1,092.54 t ,037.46 1,000 SEPT. AUG. JULY Testing set Confen!nces 'set AUG. JULY Sept. 17,2001 4,000 Nasdaq 3,500 3,000 . 1,579.55 2,500 Pet chango 1rom previoos -6.83 High 1,629.10 . Low 2,000 1,579.26 Record high: 5,046.62 March tO, 2000 AUG. 1,500 SEPT. AP Message from Page A1 workers who are still o n the scene and we hope that our small memento of gratitude sends a message that every law enforcement agency throughout the U.S. is united behind them." ing a black patch across their badges in an effort to show support for th~e~~~~~~priT~r~us~sTielll~ad~d~e~dH~~~~~-who paid the pnce sent to while attempting to save lives York Mayor Rudolph around them." 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Although that problem was resolved, the Orioles are still receiving calls from irate fans who paid scalper's fees for this Sunday's game aga inst the New York Yankees, which was originally sc hed'uled to be Ripken's final home game. . ' '· SEC moves back title game · UNDATED (AP) - . The colle!;e football season was exte nde d a wee k when the Southeastern Conference moved its championship game to Dec. 8. The 2001 regular season was supposed to end Dec. 1 with six major college games - the SEC and Big 12 title games and four others, including Army-Nary. Three SEC games . postponed Saturday were rescheduled for Dec. 1 - No. 8 Tennessee at No. 2 Florida, Auburn at No. 15 LSU and Vanderbilt at Mississippi. I . Wrestling championships postponed · _ ..,.L I AUSANNE,- Switzerland(AP) - The world wrestling championships scheduled for New York this month have been postponed because of the terrorist attacks and could be moved to another site. The meet was scheduled for Sept. 26-29 at Madison Square Garden. SJHS enjoys v-ball success RACI~The Southern · · . ig!("Volleyball team has nued to be ·the team to in the area Jr. High gue, recently defeating · : Meigs, Ohio Valley Christian, ' and Federal Hocking. , Against Meigs, Southern's : seventh grade dropped a 15-5, · 15-3 decision, but the eighth grade posted a big win in three sets 15--7, 12- 15, and 15- · 13. . Bethany Riflle, Eddy, and Nease each had ten, Williams had tive points, Holsinger had six, and Jenny Warner five. The Eighth grade claimed a 15- 13 and 15-8 win over O hio Valley Christian. Williams led with IS points, and Rifll e had seven points in th e So uthern win. Su~thern 's eighth grade went to 3-0 with a win over Bidwell 15- 5 and 15-4. Jarrell had ei ght points, Warner seven, and Riffle five. The sevemh grade .won its first game with 15- 5 and 15c6 wins over Federal Hocking. · Darcy Winebrenner led Southern \Vith I 6 points. The eighth grade claimed a 15- 10 and I 5-R win over the Lan cers . Will iams led with fifteen points and Selena ·Spencer. had ten. Warn er had six.' Southern picked up its sec' ond seventh grade win with 15-9, 15- 11 scores over Trim~l e. Amber Hill led Southern with ten points and Win ebrenner added nine. The eighth grade ciai1ned a win in three se ts 15- 11, 3- 15, anJ IS- I 2 over Trimble. Wi~ms had nine, Tiffany Mclpaniel six, Shyla Jarrell \ seven, and Eddy Six. AMERICA'S BACK - Patriotic fans wave flags before the start of the Atlant11 Braves-Philadelphia Phlllles game Monday in Philadelphia. Monday was the first day baseball resumed play after terrorist attacks on Washington D.C. and New York.(AP) Baseball first to resume Rolen had tO be coaxed out of the Once all the tributes were over and d\lgout by manager Larry Bowa to tip the tears had dried, the Philadelphia his hat as fans gave him a standing ovaPhillies turned their attention right tion. ' "I was three steps from the (clubback to the pennant r•ce. Scott Rolen hit two home runs off house) door when Bowa came up the Greg Maddux, . and the Phillies came runway," Rolen said. "I. didn't feel right. , back from baseball's six-day stoppage to about coming out. Bowa said ' I know beat the Atlanta Braves 5-2 Monday......it's..noLy.o.u..ancL.you- don't want- to- do night. this, but there's something special about Philadelphia won the opener of a this ·night.' We agreed on something. four-game series and closed within 2 I'm glad I did it." 1/2 game.s of first-place Atlanta, in the The one sc heduled AL game, NL East. between the New York Yankees and "It was a big win for us, but it'll take Tampa Bay Devil Rays, was postponed time to put that into perspective," for logistical reasons. Rolen said. As garnes resumed Monday ' night, The Braves had won six of seven there were patriotic ceremonies at before last Tuesday's terrorist attacks every ballpark. But there were also plenty of baseball scenes more familiar forced the majors to postpone games. On an emotional night at Veterans to fans, · especially the 33 ,290 in Stadium, Rolen broke a 2"all tie in the Philadelphia. sixth inning with his 22nd hom e run The game began with the crowd and reached 100 R.Bis for the second chanting"USA! USA!" but ended with time in his career. cheers for a Phillies victory. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tlie Phillie Phanatic danced on 'cop of the dugout. And it took only three batters for Philadelphia. fans to get back in form: · They booed after Chipper Jones homered in the first. ' "You realilied the healing ·h ad starteo · when they booed Chipper," said the normallyl\arcl-rfosea'Bowa, who wipedtears from his eyes during a pregame ceremony. Robert Person (15-6) won his sixth straight decision, allowing two runs and six hits to improve to 11-1 since June 5. Jose Mesa worked the ninth for his 37th save in 40 chances. Rolen, who became the fifth player to hit ~o home runs in a game off Maddux, hadn't connected against the Atlanta ace in 40 career at-bats coming Ill. Maddux (17-9) gave up three runs and six hits in seven innings. He is 3-4 with a 4.88 ERA since Aug. I . PRE·P VOLLEYBALL RACINE - After dropping the first game of the set 8~ 15, Meigs came on with a super 'effort to deft:at Southern 15-0 and 15-3. Meigs is now 6-0 both overall and in Tri-Valley Conference volleyball, while Southern drops to 2-4. Behind . Williams and Pullins, Southern rocketed to an easy win in the first game, but Meigs wiped out any effort that Southern had a chance in the last two gam~s, outscoring Southern 30- 3 in the stint. Meigs was led by Mindy Chancey who went 21-for21 serving with 18 points. Chancey's effort led to a 150 Meigs blitz in the second game of the match. Additionally, Nikki Butcher went 17-of-17 serving with 13 points, while Jaynee Davis (6-of-6) added four points, Corrie Hoover two, and Katie Jeffers (3-of-3) one. Kayte Davis was 2-of"2 serving but did not score, while netting one kill. Hoover led Meigs with eleven kills and Jaynee Davis added ten kills. Chrissy Miller added two. ] elfers led ' the team in assists with eleven and Chancey added seven. Davis n'etted' a, block. For· Southern, Williams six points and an ace, and Deana Pullins went 11-of-11 with eight points. Rachel Chapman had two and Katie Sayre one. Pullins was 4 7-of-51 passing and 27 -of-29 setting, Emily Hill was 28-of-32 passing, Amy Lee was 26-of31 passing and 13-of-15 setc ting, and Rachel Chapman was 25-of-27 passing. Hill had three kills,Williams two, and Chapman and Sayre one. . Meigs won the reserve game 15-3 and 15-5. ATTACK AFTERMATH staysTVCperfect NFL will be a different BY ScoTT WoLFE OVP CORRESPONDEN'r JPP'ER.S PLAINS - Eastern pushed its Tri-VaUey Conference mark to 6-0, while inching to a 9-2 overall mark with convincin~ victories over Wellston Monday night. Eastern claimed 15-4 and 15-6 wins over the upper division foe. Janet Calaway and Kass Lodwick paced the Eastern attack with seven point1 api ece; while Nikki Phillips added six, Amanda Yeager four, and Tammy Bissell thre·e. Calaway was 7 -of-8 serving with a team high three aces, Lodwick was 8-of-9, Phillips 6-of-6, Bissell 4-of-4, and Yeager 5of-5 with three aces. Calaway was 3-of-12 setting and Phillips was 7-of-10 with tWo assists; Whitney Karr was 5-of-5 spiking with three kills in another good front line game, while Bissell also · excelled at the net with a perfect 7-of-7 stin> and two kills, and Katie Rqber'tson was 3-of- 3 with a kill.. Whitney Karr also had a block. Eastern Coach Pam Douthitt said, "Everyone got some playing time and everyone played welL We had a good floor game and everyone one covered well defen- · sively tonight." The Eastern reserves won 15- 5 and 15-8, 'led by Krystal Baker with 15 and Brandy Bissell with eight. Mets topple Pirates in return Ordo~ PITTSBURGH (AP) - Rey hit a go-ahead RBI single in a ihree-run ninth, and the Mets returned from their trying week off with a win at PNC Park. Ordonez's hit and pinch-hitter Mark Johnson's two-run double made a wi,nner of John Franco (6-2) on his 41st. birthday. Franco, a native New Yorker, is th e Mets player probably most personally affected by last week's terrorist attacks. Wearing caps honoring New York fire fighters, police and rescue workers, plus American flags on their jerseys and hats, the Mets won for the 18th time in 23 games. D-backs 7, Rockies 3 Randy Johnson (19-6) pitched eight solid innings, and Steve Finley drove in four runs at Coo rs Field as Arizona increased its NL West lead to two games over San Francisco. The Daily Sentinel • Page A 3 . Padres. 6, Dodgers 4 . San Diego's Jason Middlebrook outpitched Kevin Drown in his major league debut, givi ng up one run and two hits in six inninb'S at Dodger Stadium. €ardinals 2, Brewers 1 Coming off his no- hitter, rookie Bud Smith (4-2) allowed on ly three hits in seven innings as host St. Louis won for the seve nth time in eight games and pulled into a tie with San Francisco for the wild card lead. Marlins 10, Expos 6 Luis Castillo's two-run triple highlighted an eight-run sixth inning as Florida beat Montreal before the small es t Olympic Seadium crowd this season. An announced crowd of 3,013 - in fact, no more than 1,000 fanl were actually on ·hand - hush!!d to a silence for pregame cere'monies. operation from now on BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Carolina Panthers might take a bus rather than a plane to Atlanta. The New York Jets considered going to New England by road, but decided against it. . Any way you look at it, the NFL will be different when the league restarts Sunday after a week off because of the terrorist bombings in New York and Washington. And a lot less comfortable. "The commissioner has ·decided that our No. 1 priority is security," Milt Ahlerich, the NFL's senior director of security, said Monday. . . So when fans get to stadiums Sunday - early, the league urges - their cars will be checked, the parking zones will ,b e farther from stadiums and they'll be checked again going through the gates. There will be a lot more uniformed police around, too. . The teams probably ~ll be seeing the regular officials, too. According to a league source, the two sides worked out an agreement pending a ratification vote by. the union. There probably will be a 16-game season - commissioner Paul Tagliabue is expected to announce Tuesday that the games called off Sunday and Monday will be made up on what would have been wild card weekend Jan 5-6. That means there will be eight teams in the playoffi instead · of I 2, so a marginal contender like Jacksonville was lobbying with Tagliabue to play 15 games and keep the 12-team.playoffs intact. . And finally, the locked-out regular officials may be back. There were indications Monday that there might be some progress in labor talks. Some players and coaches remained concerned about travel. Carolina coac h George Seifert said the Panthers were considering driving to Atlanta for this week's game rather than Oying. There are many strange twists to the schedule, however it is ~evamped. 'Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay and New Orleans will be off next weekeng, and Arizona, which WaS off the first week of the regular season, hasn 't played since its last exhibition game Aug. 31. That will make it 24 days without a game when the Car<Unals face Dekver in "I;empe on Sunday night. EMSnms Edward James Houdashelt POMEROY ~ Units of the Meigs Emergency Service MIDDLEPO~'!' -· Ed~rdlalJ'I~ Houdashdt, 79, _Middle- answered. i~e.. calk for_-;15$;...: port, di-ed Sunday, Sept. 16,2001 in Holzer Medical Center: · .. tance on Monday. Units BornMay 29, 1922 in Minersville, he was the son of the late responded as follows: Bill and Nora Eichinger Houdashelt. He was a veteran of CENTRAL DISPATCH World War II. 12:15 a.m., Ohio 124, ClauHe is survived by one sister, Marie Houdashelt of Syracuse; dia Springer, Holzer Medical and two brothers, Donald Houdashelt of Syracuse, and Elmer Center; "Pat" Houdashelt of Columbus. • 4:21 p.m., Ohio 248, Darlene He w:as also · preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Patricia Chadwell, HMC. Houdashelt. · . REEDSVILLE At the request of the deceased his body was donated to medI 2:58 p.m., Coolville Road, ical research. There will be no services. . Charles Blake, Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Robert Shook . NEW HAVEN, WVa. - Robert Leroy Shook, 70, New Haven, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2001 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by New 'Haven Funeral Home. Roger Spencer POMEROY -- Roger Spencer, U.S. 33, Pomeroy, died Monday, Sept. 17,2001 in Holzer Medical Center. · Arrangements will be announced by Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Concems met with council to request the creation of two additional handicapped parking spaces, · one on Court Street and one ftomPIIpA1 on Lynn Street, and $250 for needs to pass so that the vii- the purchase of five high visi- · !age can obtain a maintenance bility vests, six rolls of"Police · program that is,constant," said, Line: Do Not Cross" tape, · ·. two visibility flashlight cones, Blaetrnar. '"If this levy passes, the vii- and an accident measuring !age can permanently hire · wheel. . Council approved both two full time workers and will · not have to rely on part-time requests and informed Proffitt ' summer help to maintain the to begin ord~ring the e~uip.. cemetery;' he added. ment as soon as possible. Council approved first In other matters, Dlaetrnar reading of an ordinance for- publicly thanked Councilman bidding commercial tractors Victor Young for personally used to pull trailers from trav- refurbishing the tennis courts · elin~~: on various streets throughout the village. beside the Pomeroy First Streets affected by the ordi- . . Baptist Church on Main nance include Anne Street, Street. "Councilman Young and lK.err Street, Chester Road, Lincoln Hill, Lincoln his work crew have painted Heights, Osborne Street, the fence, guardrails and bas, Condor Street, Laurel Street, ketball backboards, which has :: Rock Street, Liberty Lane, improved the courts' overall . • West Locust Street, Spring appearance," said Blaettnar. , . Avenue, Union Avenue and "His effort~ to bring life back Pleasant Ridge.to the courts is g~eatly appre' . Any exceptions to this ordi- CJated and the vtl!~ge thanks be-granted--by- htm ~for-hts efforts;"> -·-. -, , Pomeroy Police Department After discussing the recent . and is considered to be of passage of the smoking ban in temporary nature only. Vehi- Pomeroy, council members . cles violating the ordinance said, for public knowledge, are subject to fines up to $100 that the ban was passed by the Meigs County Board · of per vehicle, per incident. .Police Chief Mark Proffitt Health and not by counciL Army home for retired officers. Cards may be sent to her there. The address is Major Glenna Rummel, Salvation Army R .O.R. , 210 Fifth Avenue, . Asbury Park, NJ.07712. 0 ... enln""e POMEROY - An open house welcoming Dr. Jared A. Sheets into the River Valley Medicin~ and Pediatrics practice of Drs. Chris Miller and Ort ' Armstrong of · Parkersburg, W.Va., will be held Wednesday fiom 4 to 6 p.m. The office is located at 600 18th St., Suite 404, St. Josephs Physician Office Building in POMEROY - State Rep. Parkersburg. Those attending are John Carey, R-Wellston, will to enter through. the main hold an open door session at the entrance at St. Joseph's Hospital. Dr. Sheets. is a graduate of Pomeroy Library from 4 to 5 p.m. today. Residents with con- Ohio State University College cerns about state goverrunent of Medicine, class of 1997: and can meet With Carey on an has completed a four year combined residency in internal individual basis. medicine and pediatrics at OSU and Children's Hospital. He joined the Parkersburg medical POMEROY A golf practice on Aug. 1. He is married to the former scramble to benefit Eastern athletics will be held on Saturday at Laura Cobb -and the couple Pine Hills Coif Course with reside in Parkersburg. tee-off at 8 a.m. The scramble Dr. Sheets has admitting privwill follow a blind dt.ow format. ileges at both St. Joseph and · Camden Clark hospitals and and the cost is $40 per player. sees patients at both hospitals. His nurse is .Carla Will Werry, a Meigs County native. POMEROY - Next testing dates for the General Education · Development test are Oct. 24 TUPPERS PLAINS . and 25. Adults interested in preparing for taking the test Schoof in the Eastern Local should register for orientation School District will be dismissed with the Meigs County Adult at 1:05 p.m. Wednesday for a Basic and Literacy Education professional development inprogram by calling the Middle- service program. On Sept. 27 fiom 4 to 7 p.m., port center at 9?2-5808, the Tuppers Plains center at 667- teacher conferences will be held 0441 , or the Pomeroy center at at the both the high school and 992-6930. elementary schooL Parents are ABLE can also answer ques- to call the secretary of each tions about the official practice school to schedule appointtest and about the fee waiver . ments. that allows a person to take the GED test at no charge. LOCAL STOCKS AEP - 4e Federal Mogul - \ ["-- Arch Coal- 17 \ Alao ~ 39 AmTeci>SBC ~ 44\. Gan""tt- 6t General Electric~ 35 ~ Ashland Inc. - 40 ~ GKNLY - 17~ AT&T - Premier - B~ Rockwell- 14 ~ Roclty Boots - 5~ AD Shell- 52~ USB - 2J), 4'- Sears- 34!1. Shooey's -~. Harley Davidson- 40', BankOne-31). Kmart-8~ BU - 9 Bob Evans - 17'. &o«jNarner- 43 Krogar - 26~ Lands End ~ 29l, lid. - 10~ C/larrlliOO ~ 3 OVB - 24,_ BBT- 34 Wal-Mar1- 44 Wendy's - 26~ Worthington - 12), Daily stock reports are lhe 4 p.m. closing QUOIBS ol the pn!Yious day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners Peoples - al Advest Inc. NSC - 17 OakH~ Financial - Chalming Shops -4 ~ City Holding- gj, Col-15~ · DuPont - 34~ 16!1. 20 Markets roundup r 12,000 11,000 Open door Plan saa11Jsle 10,000 8,920.70 9.000 Pet chango lmm'piO'Iious -7.13 High Low 9,580.32 8,883.40 8,0(10 Record high: 11 ,722.98 '--,:;:_--'----'--'---- 7,000 JUNE Jan. 14,2000 Benefit slated Plan barlecue POMEROY - A Jam and auction benefit for Phil Moon SALEM CENTER - Star will take place at 1 p.m. on SunGrange 778 will hold its annual day at the Pomeroy Parking Lot. chicken- barbecue on Sunday -~ fuof auction is scheduled for 4 ~ fiom 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the p.m. ·and a pork barbecue, beer 9range Hall on County Road and live bands will be available 1, three miles north of Salem for those in attendance. An elecCenter. Public is inVited. · tric guitar, sponsored by Spencer Music, will also be b>iven away. The cost to attend the benefit is $5 for adults and S3 for chi!POMEROY - Maj. Glenna dren 12 and under. All proceeds Rummel, 88, who served at the will gp toward the payment of The Federal Reserve's deci- Pomeroy Salvatibn Army head- medical expenses due to a kid. sion to cut interest rates for the quarters for many years prior to ney disease. eighth time this year Monday her retirement, underwent · For more information or should have inspired confidence surgery in a New Jersey hospital donations for the auction, conPage A1 and perhaps some buying - ' Thursday. tact Keith or Mercella Weber at , hood of a recession. That made instead the only thing it might J\frer her hospitalization, she 985-3407, or Ed Sisson at 7 40Monday's fall "almost have done is prevented further will return to the Salvatton 662-2511. ' jnevitable," said Mark Vimer, an losses. economist at First Union Secu"We just don't know how rities in Charlotte, N.C. things are going to pan out. It's a the prestige of the communiAnalysts said uncertainty, very emotional time for ty, especially in the . absence which has been a problem on investors:· said Tom Lydon, pn:sof a clear vision of what's the market for months,. ,,repre- ident of Global Trends Investlikely to take its place." Page A1 Ten of the 29 Appalachian sents an even greater challenge ments. ''Most investors are Rocky Shoes moved about Ohio counties meet federal now. Concerns range fiom the deciding not to take action at direct financial Impact - such this point and merely sit on the 60 production jobs overseas and state standards for ecoas how airline business will be sidelines until their confidence in March 2000, citing the nomically distressed commuhigh cost of hand-stitching nities, based on jobless rates affected - to consumer confi- gets greater." , and the percentage of people Indeed, Vanguard Funds leather boots. dence. City Manager Nelsonville living in poverty, Padgett Many market watchers fear . received a lot of phone calls, · investors, already hesitant to according ,to spokeswoman Mark Fiorello was out of the , said. office Monday ' and unavail- Lilly said the region needs ' commit because of stocks' weak Rebecca Cohen, but"Vie've had able for comment. When the to emphasize its historical performance this year, will SfZj very few transaction requests, even farther away fiom Wall not even enough to establish a company announced its cuts and cultural heritage as mane last year he said, "When you ufacturing jobs leave. trend" Street. think of Nelsonville, you "There's been a lot of think of Rocky Boots." effort to begin to look at The closing adds to what are the as~ts unique to numerous factory closings this area," she said. INelso nville, the founda and coal industry layoffs in (U8P8 21MIO) Appalachia Ohio , over the tion's headquarters, is "typiOlllo Vllloy Pullf!lhlng Co. past six months. cal" of the region both in its PublloiiiO Wo~oty afternoon, Monday through F~day, 111 Court St., "Every time one of these . economic distress aqd culturCorrection Polley Pomeroy, Otllo. Second-cia•• facilities closes, it has a large al riches, Lilly said. Our main concem In all atorleala potlagt plld at Pomeroy. to be accurate. II you know of an Uomblr: Tho- Pnu and ripple effect," said Leslie Both the city's public error In a atory, call the newsroom the Ohio New-g::r Alaodation. Lilly, president and CEO of square and newly restored Pon!Jnl*rr: addrcorrac· at (740) 992-2158. tlono 10 The Dilly S<lntinol, 111 Court. the Foundation for opera house have attracted St., PornetOY, Ohio 45769. News Department• Appalachian Ohio. more events, she said. Subscription rates The main number Is 992·2158. With Rocky Shoes, she "Nelsonville is definitely . lly carrltr o r . - rou1e Department ex!entlona are: added, "It's kind of a blow to looking outward,".Lilly said. OneS2 Hospitalized Stocks ftom SEPT. . Sept. 17, 2001 1,500 Standard& J. 1.400 Pool's500 t,JOO 1,038 .77 1,200 Pet chango 1rom preiOous ·4.92 1,100 Low High 1,092.54 t ,037.46 1,000 SEPT. AUG. JULY Testing set Confen!nces 'set AUG. JULY Sept. 17,2001 4,000 Nasdaq 3,500 3,000 . 1,579.55 2,500 Pet chango 1rom previoos -6.83 High 1,629.10 . Low 2,000 1,579.26 Record high: 5,046.62 March tO, 2000 AUG. 1,500 SEPT. AP Message from Page A1 workers who are still o n the scene and we hope that our small memento of gratitude sends a message that every law enforcement agency throughout the U.S. is united behind them." ing a black patch across their badges in an effort to show support for th~e~~~~~~priT~r~us~sTielll~ad~d~e~dH~~~~~-who paid the pnce sent to while attempting to save lives York Mayor Rudolph around them." Giuliani immediately, "Last Tuesday was a very sad day for America ," said Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Proffitt. "Our hearts go out to both tbe victims and rescue MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 "a ,...., ......;., ,w... ...,_t II!" - AMERICAN PIE 2 ";" lAY All UIIGI ";" Closing Sill! WI ,.. 7:00, 9:15 7;00, 9:20 from RUSH HOURZ 7:40,10:00 -~ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $4.00 R9(1 STAR Candlelight Memorial Service .The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 18, 200lj 8:00 - 8:45 p.m. Reader Services Gene,.l manager Ext. 12 Onemonth Oneyur Newa Ext. 13 Deily or Ext. 14 earner may remit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel. Credit will be given carrier each week. No SOOicriptlon by mall permitted In areas where home carrier aervlee 11 available. Other niVices AdYertlelng Ext. 3 Clrcut.tiOn Ext. 4 Clauln.dAda Ext. 5 To sand e-mail hewaCmydallyaen1inal.com On the Web www.mJdallyaentlnal.com • , Pomeroy Amphitheater Special Speaker: Rep John Carey Join usfor afew , moments of remembrance as we pray for our nation. $8.70 $104 50 cents Subooribero not deal~ng to pay the (Please bring your own candle.) Sponsored by local · MaH subsat~n lnoldo Uolgo COUnty 13 Weeki 26 Weeks 52 Weeks S27.30 $53.62 $105.56 ' Rat. . outoldo Melga County 13 Weeks S29.25 26 Weeks $56.68 . 52 WHka $109.72 '"' \ ,cn.cy workers & �.. .. • • . • Page A 4 • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~----------------------------------~ ~ribune - Sentinel - l\e We Cover ' Meigs, Gallia, And , Mason Counties . Like. No One Else Can! po li ce officer sh o otin g In one week With us of an f at al j_ J ' :Disolay 'Ads All Displ ay 12 Noon 2 Busl,ness Day s Pr ior To Monday ~ Frld a y fo r I nsert ion In Ned Dey's Paper Pu blica t i on Sunday I n-Co lumn: 1:00 p.m. Sunday Disp lay : 1: 00 p .m . Fo r Su ndays Paper Th ursd av for Sun days Paper Includes Up To Over 15 Ads Free Yard Sale Sign!$. 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid u rg i ng demea n o r c h arges of negli - o n e o f five officers w h o p u r - pri son for th e Th o mas sh oot- gent h o mic id e and obstru ct - m g. su e d i n g official b u si n ess. H is t rial pull h is ' RIT E - W- - 1\ P..l A n 01..l.. Cl.JE!. Successful Ads Should Inc Iude The se Items To· Help Get Response . .. Description • lnctu de A Price • Avoid Abbr eviatio ns • Include Phone Nu mber And Add ress When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days r I PFJ&JNAl.S ' Rax's taking applications 101 HOMES r FOR SALE I 0 N I 'd I na ays, at onw1 e n· Asslslant for Crisis lnterven· applicants only. Apply al " ventory Aed uclion! tion Unit, Gallla, Ohio. shift 1540 Eastern Avenue. 11 00 sq. ft . House. New wlr- {304)736-3409 work. High School diploma/ ing, plumbing, furnace. 8x2 4 F bed 1 b 3 GED, valid drivers license ·, Scenic Hills Nursing Center Irea ted wood deck . or sa e Y owner, · roo m SChult mobile hOme first aid and CPA required. is preparing torhold a Nurs- (304)895-3526 Very nice, financing availa· Aesidenlial experience with ibng ~s~istan 1 Traininbg class ble. (740 )446.3583 _ emotionally. disturbed adults eg•nmng epllim er 17 : 3 Bedroom on Roule 2, preferred. $6.67 per hour. 2001 . Anyone ·mtereste d (304)675·5332 Land-home packages· all Send resumes to: Sherry needs to apply •n person at areas. Prequalily by phone. GOfdon, Manager of Human 311 Buc.krldge Road Bid· 7 room & ba th, Wilh stove & { 7401446 _3583 Resources, Woodland Cen· . well. Ohio 4sa 14 between refrigerator, 522 Grant St.. lers. 3086 State Route 160, sam and 4:30pm. The cl ass Middleport , (740)992·9084. Li mited or No Credit? Gov· Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . is free ol charge. Co ern ment Ba nk Fi nance Only untry Farm House Charm At OakwoOd In BarboursThe Village of Middlepor1 wi thout the farm. 3 bed· vill e, wv 304.73& 3409 . needs a Building lnspeclor, rooms, 2 112 balhs, newly 20 hours a week. Send re· remodeled. Southwestern New 14 Wide, 3 Bed room. suma to VIllage of Middle- SchOol District (740)379~ Only $19,850. Free Delivery port, 237 Race St., Middle- 9887 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ & Sol Up. 1-888·928-242" port, Ohio 45760 by Sept. For sale by owner: Nice bi28th. New 16x80, 3 bedroom, 2 :.:::.;;.,_ _ __ _ _ _ level home on 1 acre near bath, only $500 down, call URGENTLY NEEDED· Chester. Three bedroom, Nikki (740)385-4367. plasma donors, earn $45 to two baths, one-car garage. $60 fOr 2 or 3 hours week ly. family room with fi rep lace, New 2002 Fleetwood only sun room. New central heat- $775 down and $150.85 per ~:~' . Sera-Tee, 740 . 592 - irig & ale system. One mi· month, call Cheryl, ~,11. _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.... Applicalions being taken lor Posllion Opening· Clinical day & nlghl shifts. Serious , Counter Cler1< fOr local dry cleaning service. Approxlmately 30 hours a week. Send res ume to Special Care Services, 1743 Cente· nary Road, Gattlpolis, OH 45631 or fax to (740)446· 6354 phone (740}446-9585 Why wait? Start meeting Ohio singles tonight. call toll free 1·800·766·2623 · exl 1621 . . r---·----,.1 , · -·~· --~" IF.NTS ""'MJU ~ ~~· I 1, · ATIENTION New To You Thrift Shoppe WE NEED HELPl $500·$1500 PT 9 Wesr Stimson. Athens 740-592· !842 $2,00()..$6,000 FT Quality clolhlng and houseFree Training hold items. $1 .00 bag sale t.866 _807·AICH every Thursday. Monday www.comeworkwlthme.com thtu Saturday 9 :00-6:00. Attn: LPN's, AN's, EMT's - - -- - - -- - ' and Paramedics! Become . SELLING YOUR TIMBER? an AN or BSN graduate and IT PAYS TO GET PROFES· increase your Income with· SIONAL ASSISTANCE! out going back to school! To COntact Bill Maxey, MSF. schedule you Interview In 't B b 111 11 E 1 II F Cons4u58t ngl oreswv ter. RR Har to~~svS e, cab 1v9e ~n Bo ll: eon, 251 23. un ~.~, eptem er · 11 " (304}458-1656. oremail lur- 800-737-2222 . aymali: Oezwv.com . W For- AVON' A A maNy" 24yr. Wood Industry · II reasl To Buy 01 Forester, nyr. WVU For· Sell · Shl~ ey Spears, 304 " estry Professo r & &yr Dirac- 675· 1429. ~or of WV Division or Foresl- ::-e~Y:-ou-r-:Dw:-n-Bo=-s-s:-l- - ry. · From Home! Eam $500-$8000/MO LosT AND · PTIFT v rOUND N E N ~ )lper1ence eceasa.ry 1 888 270 0064 •A I Found- 2 dogs on State www.Neve •.~~ .,, o ~ ga n.com 8 I i ··· 5 Beagle, young Re· lrlever mix, (740)698·4031. Rsward- 2 lost male labs, adull black wll<not on left hind leg & small yellow Lab, can 1740)696-4031. r~ r YARD SALE I ::;;::;::::· ~~ · COOK'S DIETARY AIDES LAUNDRV AIDES ACTIVITIES AIDES Excellent benellls. For prompt consideration, apply In person at SCenic Hills Nursing Center, 311 Buck· 4rl58dge,4RTohad, ,Bidwleboll, dOH · era" a a r ,.. pute at this place of employ~ menl These positions are I :::r~v~v~acrn o:t!m~:; ·--iiiiiiiiliiliiiii0._.1 . Jewelry, nice glass, lots new stuff, nice Christmas glH~ bed spreads, Uowers, pols, pans, lots of nice stuff, 1 mile west AodMy. Sep· lember 13 lo Oclobar 13, new stuff everyday. _ _ _ __;_..:____ Yard Sale-- Thursday 9/20Friday. 9/21 . 9am·Spm . 143 5acood Avenue. r d' I EOE MIFIH ISpU e. . . CNA's, HHA's CertUied homemakers needed to provide in home services for elderty/dlsabled In Mason & Putnam county areas. Call 1-1188-453-4992 Dollar Plus, Ohio River Pia· za, now hiring management. Apply In person or fax re, sumolo (304)738·3092. full-time customer service position oriented, enjoy USI' ng the phone, computer l't t nd I era e • a enjoy working With numbers. Posl' li' on offers all company benc:;fits including health and life insurance, 401k, - paid vacation, and personal I Eam Gash by I?Sing 2·81bs. days. For P'oMERov/MIDDLE per week. Llm1led Spaces. ~ l.w-Oiiiliiiiiii<iilliiiiiiiiirl Apply today, employment www.healthy4u.net COn 'd ati. On Moving yard sale- 9/18, 19, !;)I er ' 20th, 1614 Uncoil) Heights, Experienced Tirrber Cutter. d reSume 11 1 0 6 8 2 7 3 18 17_40_)_99_2_·,.732 .,-:-1·-.,--:-:-:-:__ ca_ _ _"_ _te_r :: S 19 22 d 24 29 h -::S:~LG ; S; 'M.ddi tr1, Full·timework, salesex.periran ·· 1 epo · ence necessary. Contact Oh. Rick a1(740)446·6700 . AUCilON AND I FUNOAAISING Fl...EA MARKEr DIRECTOR ' Needed lor your area Rick Pearson Auction Comto worl< with &chOols, pany, full time auctioneer, PTAA'Sand tcoac.~e,!i.$80Est.KCo . 1 complete auction service. vg. 8 yr. ..54-:0_ __ Licensed IJ66,0hio & West ::---:S4-:-:()._94 _B-e_ Virginia, 304· 773-5785 Or ~eneral laborer/roofer, tern· 304 ·773-5447. poral)l position, call Position openings- Wood'TO"•~BUY~ (on741y0. )742·3411 6pm·B:pm land Cenler, Inc. is n rm u :.u accepting applications lor 1 the following positior.s: 8us Help wanted caring for the Driver· Ability to obtain COL Absol ule T'op Dollar· U S elderly, Darst Group Home, required w1·th val,.d dr,·vars I•· . · · · now paying minimum wage. canso, H•'gh school d•'plomal Silver• Gold Coins · Proof· n8w shifts· 7am·3pm 7am- GED. Full-time position with seta, Diamonds, Gold 5pm, 3p~11pm, '11 pm - the primary job duty of runRings, . U.S. Currency.- 7am call 740·992~5023 nlng bus raules for Ga~lia , M.T.S. Com Shop, 15 1 Sec· · Jackson and Meigs counond Avenue, Galli!X>Iis, 740- McClure's Restaurant now ties. Residential e~~:perience 446-2842. . . hiring all 3 locations, full or with emotional!y disturbed part·fime, pick ' up applies$ Wanted to buy used mobile t_ lon at locat~" prelerred .. 6 ~· & brtng back adults ho llh c ti s.. 67 k perd homes. CaII (740446-0175 ) · between 9:30am & ~rw va a on, IC ,an tO:ooam, Monday lhru Saf...· holiday leave. Other. baneI \ 11'1 tl\ \ I I ' I flts such as health • hie and u•day · dl sablllly •nsurance · '\I IH It I '\ are Medl Hom all ble Sa d 1 r;ll'lilolr'-------, e Heanh Private av a . n resumes o: Care now hiring STNA's. Sherry Gordon, Manager ol ~l..P WANfEO Competillve wage & benefit Human Resources. WOOd· I package. Call Diana at land Cenlers, 3086 State • {740)446·4\48 Acute 160, Gallipolis. OH 100WORKERSNEEDEO 45631 Woodland Center, Assemble crafts. wood Need 7 Ladles lo Sell Avon. Inc. is an ANEOE . Items. Material provided. Call (740}446·3358 To 5480+ wk. - - - - - - -- - Scenic Hills Nursing Center · pkg. 24 Hr. Act Now! is now acc"'"''ing applicaFrae InIormat1on 'M"4 International Business tions for Cenified Nursing 1.80 1-264 .5625 - - - - -- - - - - eMpandlng. S251$75hr. Pff As.slstanls tor the following ACCOUNTING DEPART· Frr 888-588-3713. posillons: 2 full-time 6.2, 3 u em Self-starter with atf www.meoabuck&4you.net lull-time 2· l0, and 1 full· 1" lime t0'6. Please app'• In tentlon to detail processing The Athena-Meigs Educa· '' paperwork In an accounts tiona( Service Center has 8 person at 311 Buckridge payable department. Accu· postUon opening ior a Part- Road Bidwell, Ohio 45614 racy and accountability im· Time (15 hourt per week) or call Stephanie Kamper at portant. Duties will lean Custodian, to work at the (740)446·7150. . heavily · toward data enlry. Rome Canaan Learning = sc-e-'n-:-~-:H-:11:I-s..:N_u_r_Sl:.n- Q -'C:-a-n-lo-r Good visual, menial and Center. Submtt letter of In- Is looking for 2 fuli·lime liphy! lcal dext erity required. teres! to John o. Coslanzo, Computer experience using Superin!endent, Athens- censed practical nurses, one for 11·7 and one for 3excel spreadsheet requ1red. Meigs EducaiiO ' nal Sarvlce t 1. 11 1 ·nterested, please call Send Resume to JA14., 200 Center, 507 Aichland Ave- Slephanie Kemper at Maln Street Pmntj'leasant, nue, Suite 1108, Athens, (740)446·7150 or come in WV 25550 Ohio 45701 . Appl ication and fill out an application in deadlln8: September 24 , person at 311 Buckrldge 2001. The AMESC Is an Road, Bidwell, Ohio 45614. Equal Opportunity Employ- Scenic Hills Is an equal op· er/Provlder. portunlty employer. 6-'1~:..~__l__.___ r ·-------.,1 i (740)385 4367 · New bank repo- 14x70, 3 bedroom. 2 bath- Pay $499 & move· in Oakwood- Gallip· otis . (740) 446·3093 New Double Wide. $t95 Per Montht 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. r::: ree Delivery & Set· , 14x70 Adamsville Road near Rio Grande, $325/mo. + deposit No pets. 3 bed~ room, CIA, total efectric, water paid. Leave message. Please specify #1726. (740)245-9322. 1995 . 3 bed room, 2 balh mob·~ liu homa In Groen ~e, " race trailer· court. $450 per monlh. Deposit . and Reierencos requi red . · Call (740)446--/468 . 2 bedroom trailer In Mason next to Walmart C/A, cov·. ered · carport, references, call for appointmenl (740)992-3961 2 b edroom Ira 11 er 1n the country, washer/ dryer hookup, large yard, $300 rent plus utilities, $200 deposit. (740)256·6202 3 bedroom mobile home In MR!me"'ort, no pols, " (740)992·5858. 3 bedroom wltn expando & central air, water & trash paid, 740·992·2167 for ap-pointment. Beautiful River View Ideal For 1 Or 2 People, Referen- All Make Mowors, Lawn Tractors, Till ers Repaired . Froo pick-up, DelivoryAvail· able. 21 Years EMperience. Call Mike. 17401446-7604 David's General Contracting Plumbing, electrical, paint· ing , docks. rools. Call {740)256·9373 (304)6336265 Georges Portable Sawmill, h I I h don't au your _ ogs. to t , e m!lljust c~ 11304 675 1957 wloak cabinets, 1 DR, LA room, porch & car garage. Immediate possession. Appraised at $125,500, asking s125 ,500. Call 17401446. 4514 from B-5pm , M-F, or (7 40)446-3248 alto15pm. ter Trailer Pari<, 740·441- 189 acres· approximately. 7 room , 1 bath house, barn and outbuildings. Willow· wood, Ohio. Flrsl Federal Savings Bank (740)532· 0845 1• r r loTs& ACREAGE Timo th y sh oo t ing 19, w ho h ad p re~ iously, aash leaves 4 dead C OLUMDUS If co nvic t e d ch arges, R o ac h Three bl ack E v anoo, !!!!!!N~ the m o re All Huge ' Inventory, Discount Prtces, On Vlpyl Skirting , Doors, Windows, Anchors, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Furnaces & I · · Heat Pumps. Bennetts Mob d V . ery mce, 2-3 e roo m bile Home Supply, 740-446· apartment, in town, large 9416 www.orvb .comfbe·nkitchen, LA, $500/m o. Ref- nett erences & deposit required. NEW AND USED FUR· (740)446·3644 NANCE$ FOR SALEI We Sn.CE rn Install, Free . Estimates, U FORRENr you dont Call us, We both -Loosa l (740)446·6308, 1· 800·29t·0098. Mobile Home .lot for rent In sl ammed into 15, b o th in four of th e '•· occupants Poli ce were looking for it but had little desc ribed to go. Witnesses it as dark-colored with tinted windows . > Truckers and other motorists grabbed fire extinguishers fron1 their v ehicles and shoutil)g at other passers- by to do · th e same. They battled a raging ! blaze until firefighters arrived , but could not prevent th,e car- Jr .'s and Student,making bracelets M•c h ,<cl Prisl ey said. a • • area, and 1998. o lder Dad held in son's slaying BROOKVILLE (AP) ·- A afi:er acc u sing tl)e b aby's mother of child abuse. make a Joseph bracelet," E v anoo said. J charge d Stan with 23, Sr. , is involuntary manslaugh ter. He was arrested 1\vo convicted Friday and held on $100,000 bond. • 1n escapes The infant, Joseph J. Stan Jr., age . 6 months, apparendy died ELYRIA (AP) -Two for- of suffocation, poli ce said. The supervisors have been convic ted of helping · coroner has not .ruled on the two inmates escape briefly to cause of d eath. Stan called for help the have sex . morning of Sept. 9. The boy Judge Edward Z aleski, who was pronounc ed dead at h 'i s heard the case without a jury, home. found James Diaz, 29, of Sullivan, and Heath Mohrman, 33, Man guilty of .anl·mal -•elty w u ofWellington , guilty on Mon- escape. and one count of found guilty of animal cruelty terrorist attacks in a 10-minute puppy beating of one count each of complici- . that was videotaped ty and bribery. Both lefi: court bor. by a neigh- commentin~g~.~~~.':_~~l:IAlJ;(lli7.:R~[aw;r-2i,~ l--~--~--'42::1.~!3-~:~~!~~~;~r~.~~~ei~~.~II~~~Sid?,.';!-451'8~~--~-~~~ ~ -~ Both · had worked • at Grafton state pr1' sot1 the the dog's owner, "~ar111, a was convicted M onuay " · 111 · mumc1pa · · 1co urt. u••~ Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH r1.._--·FOR--'a(IE---,.J • r"'~--iiFORiiiiiSiiiiALEiiii-rI r iO t 99~ Oldsmobile Cullass Supreme,4door, Red Exterlor, Black Interior, PW, P'L, PD. PJC, $ 2500 OBO. )446-9238 1740 1998. Ford Contour LX, 4 cylinder, 76,000 mllos, dark green, 4 door, NADAJ $7,000 aSking $5,700. Ae ducod $5200. (740)446· 2624. 88 Grand am , couk:l be tixed up or parted out $250.. 78 Pontiac Bonneville good for parting out $100. (304)675· 7982 r 93 Buick Sabre. Run and rides good. Sllghl body damage. $1400. (304)875· 6291 95 Splril, $2750, 107800 miles, good condition , (740)949·3228. Grand Am Special, 5 to · choose from. Two t995 GT's loaded , excellent con dition, $3,695 $5,495. t993 Special Sport Edition, $2,495; 2 four doors, 1992 & 1993, $1 ,795 each, ~~K MOTORS (740)446 • . L1ke new 1999 Cadillac - 8nd s Deville, priced below wholesale . Also 1984 Chivy S·10 lruck and 1983 Ford lruck, all In graal shape. Call (740)441.()279 afte1 8:00. FORTRUCKSSALE Jlu - I i FOR SALE I I IMPRoVEMFNrS . i10 Howi r j) VANS & 4-WDs 1996 Chevrolet 4x4, e.1dend· ed cab. loaded, excellent 2000 Gullsti"eam lnnsbruck condillon, 5.7 V-8, AMIFM 26' FBH new cond. sleeps CD, $t4,200 080. elghl304·675-77tt (740)446-4880 2000 Sprinter, 27·112 loot 1998 Dodga 4x4, 318, 5 camper, putt-out, Oak trim, speed , 56,000 miles, like !ike new, $16,000; 99 Forest new tires & rlms . sharp River, 27 foot, SB,OOO; 89 IIUCk, $13,000 OBO Nomad Weekender camper, 30 lool, $4,800. Call (740)379·2374 (740)446·6554 19Q8 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 57,000 miles. New tires and wheels. (304)675·5815 or (304)675·6325 ' In the 97' Astro Van, 55,000 ·mnes, · ·1 nt PW PL :•,:11F~u ~~~1t·e, du~l al; bags, ABS, ..seats 7, like new (740)379-2134 leave massage. ---------:-l'r.r4)1:1""~----.,~ 110 Help Wanted M!JJORC\'ani ~...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Buy, Sell or Trade CLASSIFIEDSI ' 1987 HOnda 250X , good condition , many extras , $1900080. (740)441 · 1716 1999 Yamaha Banshee 350, excellent condition , sa/H R L•I g ht Indoor ' • l CLASSIFIEDSf Study. - I Anc,dable, comprehensiVe, legal 1890. FREE Calatog. Sell Both New & Used Vehicles • 5 Day Week -..Qualified Mechanic GM Training A Plus Flat.Rate Pay Plan Chevrolet~Oids \ The Daily Sentin~l ,_L 740-~~2.-~155 . j,' Qualified Salesperson Gene Johnson Buy, Se!l or Trade lri the ' 1997 Mallard, 26', air, ml~ crowave, sleeps 6, excellent condition, $9,000, (740)9853413. Send resume to: 7705 f r ° 1987 Dodge Rom Floorshill Bcyl. $1500. Good Shape. 1 owner, 67,000 mile&. (304)675-2642 "' (304)675· Sti'ck ·with the·Classifieds. HOME 1989 Ford XLT Lariat, 5- . Budget Priced Trenamll· IMPROV..:MENIS C&C General Home Mainte•· p 1 11 • 1 id speed, Over-drive; air, PW, Ilona All Types, Access To nence- an ng, vmy s. • PL, PO, new parts, price re· Over 10,000 Transmissions. AH types of m8sonry brlck, !ng, carpentry, d~rs, Winducad, $3,400. (740)339· Translet Cases, 740·245· block & stone 20 yrs. expe- dows, baths, mobile home 2675. 5677, Cell: 339·3765. rience, tree estimate, repair and more. For tree CAMPERs & ~~ate call Chat, 740·992· (304)n3. 9550 1989 S-10 2.8,V-6 4x4, 5speed,1-~1 lellulhkongln81body, M!JJOR HOMES 1 BASEMENT EucnuCAJJ I 32 so 1 new pa8""" ac . . ties, wuERPROOFINO wheel (304) 58 ft' o-·~ 15 4 on · '· • 1971 Jayco Camper 21ft. Unconditional IHotlmo guar"""""'ERATION 18 17 pull bahlnd $3500. , 1990 anloe. Local references lur· 1992 Ford XLT, extended bayliner Capri 90 hp. nished . Establ!ahed 1975. Residential or commercial cab, 8 lool bed, 302 aulo· $2,000. (304)882·3507 Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· wiring, new service or ,.. malic, 106,500 miles. 0870, 1-800.·287·0578. pairs. Masler Licensed elec(740)367-7,,4 1995 Winneba"go Advenlur- Rogers Waterproofing. trlclan. Ridenour Electrical, · er, 34 lool, aulo levels,WV000306, 304-675-1 786. 87 Ford F, 50 n ,ooo miles awnings, good condit ion, asking $1 ooo. 304-675· 44,ooo miles $32,000. 11 0 Help Wanted 2767 (7 40)446· 7602 1 ...- - - - - · · n e w (740),4tires. 41-1716$3800 080 . ' Auro PARIS & ACU!S'iOKIIili ' rio r 1997 8atum, 4 door, auto, aIr, power sun roof, e11cel· lent condition. $4,500 . (740)446-4782 2000 Hyundia Elantra, fully loaded, air, till, cruise, PW, PL, power moonroo1 , AM/FM cassette, keyless entry. $10,500 OBO (740)446-6962 I 1'RucKs AUTOS • Siren Bs~~ 0 • p r osec uto r threar, m~s n e m ea n o r c h a r ges wer e fired in "I crochet a lot and i t only stitc1i together- nelpfor vtcn= mc:-cwt s "'illiout r \ ass i stant illllllllll' llt Mohrman w as convi cted of . AKRON (AP)- A man has . two counts o f complicity to pl eaded no contest and been LONDON (AP) Beth . Evanoo has done her best to in New York. fac ing .an g un , th r e e killing his infant son, months farm 1997, the du sk - money to send to New York. prison stn ce t o . u se restore th e mtmmum-secunty bribery, and Diaz was convicted 11 durin g to talents at croche ting . to rais e m er ger o n t he trigger only when int e nde d ·' K ing includi n g drivi n g w itho ut ! day in Lorain .County Common Pleas Court. nage. of the Sept. 14 on blood. Sh e to C in c innati $499 1968 , f.1th er has b een charged with minute offi c er a Th o m as h ad been w anted E v anoo deci d ed t o u se her a are su pposed to pu1 1he1r fin - ge r of his r evolwr befo r e h e than 800 w er e ar r e st ed . who w as m aking bracelets and .takes l' nsl ey sai d Mund .1y. Otliccf\ tri g- th e nig hts o f rioting; and n1o r e protest er s h er 27, 7 Ap ri l a c ityw id e c urfew i nj ured w o uld face givin g them out. The second car did not stop. ju~l riO Luth er pro mpted a Londo n High vi ctim s af ter been in their 20s. In Stock . · e ; -RON EVANS ENTERPRIS· ES Jackson, . Ohio, 1·800· =53::;7.,;·9::5::2.::.8_ _ _ _ __ Window Air Conditioner 13o41675•5049 __ on r an ately. All were believed t o have Mlddlopo<t, $125 per monlh Quallly hay, $1 .75 bale; lull ~ size fiberglass cap_: 6 112' T· posts ; "7' wooden posts and corner posts; 2·12' gates: 1· r1o H · ItO' gale; kids chopped s ~ horse 3 wheeler; Insulated ~ steel door & storm door insulated; fence charger and 2 Whirlpool washer, $65, , post-like new & wire; 2 tih In GE washer; $60, all white, replacenienl wlndovts; 2 l<enmore & Whirlpool dryers pistols for sale; for sate or $60 each. Call after 6pm. lrade, (740)985-3810. (740)446·9066 WATER WELLS DRILLED. (740)81&-7311 ' . Appliances: Reconditioned Washers, Dryers, Ranges, w8 I rt' s I I 31' 200 e me pee a : ~ Refrlgrators, Up To 90 Days PSI $2195 Per too· 1' 200 Guaranleedl We Sell New · ' PSI $37 oo· p r 100 All ranch Brass Comptesslon Fln,·ngs i a None were identifi ed immedi- i · · mph wh en one died in the Mo11day accident. L ::=,.,..------'-- than I 00 at speeds embankment and burst into flames . MOBILE HOME OWNERS ~~~~~· r 71 down Interstate Twin River Towere . (304)675-6679. for application. HUO subsi· d'•z ed apt.1ore ld er1Y and d'sabled EHO Mason 3br. Trallet. $285 washers, dryers plus deposl1.(304)675·7783 orators. Thompsons ance. 3407 Jackson ~ I nue, (304)875-7388. FOR RENT . Ma,·n Street Furn,·tlJro (304)675-1422 1 and 2 bedroom aPort· 515 Main Street, Point ~=~~. f~:~~lyed :endpo~~~~~: Pleasant 740 quired, no pels·, -992• New & Us8d Furniture 2218. New 2 Piece . Llvingroom Indian Creek Equestrian Estales, 3·6 acre lots, west of Rio Grande, lrom $25,900,, {740)245·5747 M art i n assassin ati on heard a news story 'about a b o y Polic e said two cars w ere racing Cell r of by r~c i a l v i o l e n ce si n ce th e R ev. Scho ol student, wanted to h elp (AP) guardrail, overturn ed 1 Bec;lroom Apartmenl, Re$399. Buy, Sell , C:U 740·245·5121 . frlgerator, Aanne, A/C In• Deposit & New And Used Furn•'IuroIn this newspaper Ia eluded , $289 Plus ~ subjectto the Federal· Reference. HUD Approved. Store Below Holiday lnrt. Quality housecleaning, imFair Housing ·Acl of 196i (740}44, - 1519 Kanauga. we Sell Grave ' maculate, naticulous, dewhk:h makes It Illegal to LQ(:-tking To Buy A NeW Monuments And vases. AKC Miniature Poodles, vet tailed cleaning. The abso· advertise "any Home? Don't Have Land? 1 Bedroom Apt, Water/ · checked, shots current, :very lute best. Call lor a tree estl· preference, limitation or Wtt Do! II Hur1y Only 10 Lots Trash Paid, Near Porter, p30 adorable. (740)379·2639 mato. (740)256-t13t or 1· discrlmlnallonbasedon lelt, 304·736·7295. Ralerences Requ ired . No ANTIQUES 888-781-2412. race, color, religion, ·aeK Pets, (740)388-11 00 ___ AKC Registered Male BosNEAR RID GRANDE. A r III ton Terrier puppy, 8 months 1 1 1 Wanted to care for olderly In am 1!1 status or nat ona beautiful 5 acre tract located 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, Buy or sell. Riverine Antitheir home. Call al origin, or any Intention 10 on Centerpoint Ad, for ON- economical utilities, $279 to ques, , 124 East Main on old, (740)446·t657 $200. (740)256·65ll;lll no answer. make any ouch LV $12,320: For mo10 • inlo S379) per_mon1h plus ulilllies SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· Leave message on voice prererenee, llmHatlon or and FREE map~ contact 1740 446 2957 992·2526. Russ Moore, mail. dlserlmlnatlon." Anthony land co., Ltd. 112 duplell: lor rent, 1 bed· aoo-213 -8365. $ Will haul away, clean out, Thlsne'fi'spaperwlllnat www.alcland .com room, 32 5. per month, wa· clean up, move almost anyknowingly acc:ept ter Included. Lower 4th Ave· Blue Diarilond Iguana with thing. Other odd jobs. Call advertisements tar real nue. (740>446 -8677 days, cage & heat rock, $, 25. (740)446-7604 estate whlc:h IS In (740)256-1972 evenings. (740)4411·0342 Brother sewing machine , Will power wa sh houses , vlolatlonofthelaw. Our 2 bedroom apartment, $75 ; 1 year old recliner, Registered Lab Puppies, 10 trailers, anything. Call readers i&re hereby flOUSES past Holzer's on St.ate $200; Size 6 Wedding ring yellow and black. $200 . or { ) ~ inlormed thatall foRRF.Nr Route 160, (740)441 -9216. 740 446 d II' 17401441 4238 set , $200. (740)446·8842 each , males and females . d rtl d 1 01 51 ask tor Ron. If no we mg s a ve se n BEAUTIFUL APART~ - - - ---...,--- (740)446·0080 evenings, answer, leave message. this newspaper are 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed MENTS AT· BUDGET PRI~ EvenUo on my way· ll)fant FRvrrs& IllS nT...,._,.. .....,. available an an equal Homes From $199/Mo., 4% CES AT JACKSON ES~ car seat, eJCcellent condl· VEGETABI.E'i n t\.1.... ......., ~r•=p~p;o;rt:un:l:ty~b~a:oe:':·=~ Down , 30 Years at 8.5% TATES, 52 Westwood brive tion, $10: Fisher Price baby To Do 11 APR . For Listings, 800-319· from $297 to $383. Walk to bath with foam 'insert $2 . MOBIU: HOMES 3323 Ell:t. 1709. shop & movies. Call 74Q- (740)379·92 11 ' For Sale Sliver & Golden 4 Will set with lhe -elderly in ~..__ _,;ffi.liiiRiiSiiiAIOLIIE· --_.J 1 bedroom, PJC, 1 bath, 46·2rt56~. Equal Housing Firewood for sale, $150 Queen Com. (304)675·1545 their homo, .will do cooking, ' kitchen has appliances, ~-"p"-po'-'u--'n-' lty":.:-:--:-:c---:- load. (740)441-9476 I \tnt '\1 1'1'1 II " house cleaning ect..Mon.· 16 Wide. O~ly $195.00 Per 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, Christy's Fa'mny Living, ,\11\I"'II!Ch Fri. 304·675·7721 Month, 8.99 Yo Fhmd Interes t $35o/mo (740)446-48 59 33140 New Lima Rd., Aut· ~~n~~:·m d~:t. c:rg ~~~~ Rate Wi th Air And Un-- :.:.::::.:..;::·-',-..::.'-'..:'-'..::.:.:._ land , Ohio, 740·742·7403. cabinet with light, table 7, HAY& derpinning 1-888-928-3426 1 level, 3 tiedroom. 1 & 1/2 Apanment, hOme and trailer 1 ilh 5 1 h' h "1'::1""-~-----, ba th, central air, 2 car ga· re nta!s. Commerc ial .,ilore- ong w x •g back GRAIN 8•..:-n..nx...· 1982 14X56 Oakbrook Mo- rage, in Middleport , $425 fronts available lor lease. chairs , excellent condition, 5700 740 742 20 u.:nn~ bile Home. Good Condition. plus deposil 8 references, Vacancies now. · • ( > · 50 1,--0--PI'O~RTIJN~~riiiY;..,..I .$5,000 (304)862·3893 (740)992-6926. ::-::---:::--::-::- .,G-b'b.' --P -'-.- -T.;.;.._ I -& - Buck a balo 5818 • aquare -'-:::-::.._:..:..:.::..:.::.::::.:_ _ -:..-'----~--- For Aenl or Aenl ~o Own Repa' ru s i ano~ un ng bales $1 .00 other hay up lo " s p bl 9 ms? N d INOTICE I 1st T11me Buyers- cau Oak- 2 bedroom horne c1ose to with !I small down payment. Tuned? lr · $2.00, round CallroThe Planoee Or. each -6 5- bales $t5.00 304 7 4869 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- wood , Gallipolis today! town, basement. River view, 1 btMtroom Apt. central air, 740 _446 _4525 lNG CO. recommends that Gov't.backed program· bUy $·\25/ month; 3 bedroom in natural gas,and city water. you do business with people loca l (740)446·3093 to wn, 1-1/2 baths. GOOd lo- Lot 100x200 Galtlpolis Ferry Hardy Mums $3.00 each 4 Bulk Oats for sale load on you know, and NOT lo send cation . $500/ month. Refer· wv 5 miles South of Pl. for $10. Open Sal. a-spm. & your vehicle. (304)675--1807 money through the mail until 28x60.3 Or 4 Bearoom, On- ances and deposit required. Pleasant. Phone (304)675· evenings. Dewhurst Green· Hay & rlght Wire ne 8 you have Investigated the 1Y $345.00 Per Month (740)446·3644 · 3269 house Mt Allo (304)895 8.99"'10 F.IXOd 1nt eras t Aate, -· --'-'Round Delivery offering. . - - · - - '' - - 3740 leave message. or Straw, & V I YearDl 1·888·928·3426 3 bOdroomhomeMinersvllle Fumished efficiency, all utll· {304)B9S·J1Se oume scount AvallaF _ _ _ _ ble. HerHage Farm . 0II ware1 Amaz 1ng 94 14x7D Oakwood, musl area. river view, re ferences lUes· paid, share bath, $125 -:.::..:.:.:::::..:.:;::.. -Independent Herballfe Dis· (304)675•5724 · wrea b Sit 111 h y required, depotit ...,ulrecl, month, 919 2nd Avenue. 9 .•, after (740)44e·3946. H .,. e w s ow ou moved, 2 bedroom, 2 lull no pets, 740·992-6777 tributor, Call For Product Or II(\ '"'1'1 Hl I\ Ill,, ow ro Download Over baths, comes with extras. 250.00 Shareware Pro- $1 5,000. (740)44" 9337 5pm. Grac•·ous I•·v·•ng . t and 2 Opportunity. {740)441-1982- =-::r;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; F ~ - ' - - - - - -- - ;; grams reel 1-900-329· 3 bedroom house In town, bedroom apartments at Vi.. JET ' r10 Alll'ffi 8670 Ell:l. 3933, $2.99 per 96 mobile home on own tor, (740)441 -921 6. rage Manor. and Riverside AERATION MOTORS FORSAIE min. Must be 18yrs. SeiV-U total elec. lot is 150 x.200. Apartments In Middleport. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In · - - - - - - - · (619) 645·8434 . Se wer and city wa ter on 3 B9droom House in Syra- From $278·$348. Call 740- Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· , Sa ndhdl Rd. 304-675· 1521 cu se, Oh io, $450/ Monlh 992·5064. Equal HoUsing 800· 53HJ528. 1984 Mercury .Grand MarInternet Secrets! Learn How - - - - - -- - - - HUD Appro'lod (304)675 - Opportunities. - -- - - - -- - - cee 39,500 actual mlles . to Take Control 0 1 Another Ab andoned Doublewide· 5332 weekends only 4dr. auto, air, am/fm cas· Computer pv; r e rfree set-up & delivery. Hur· -Modem 1 bedroom apart· Klngsize waterbed lor sale sene netl ~ -900-329-8670 , · v•8 Garage Kepi ' · 1 only. (740)446-3093 ment, (740)448-0390 $50. (304)675-3776 $3500 (304)675·4849 Ext.39 4, 52.99 per min ., · • 3 bedroom, 2·1/2 bath, 1 .,., bl $ Must be 1Bycs. Serv·U (619) As land Fleetwood 2002 bedroom on 1stlloor, family " ' - - - - - - - - - .a e saw 280; Radial saw 1988 Pty.mouth Horizon, ::64_5_·_8_43_4-:·- -,.,.-,.,..,-.,-- Do lewide $26,226 Toll roo m, in town. $ 525/mo. No Now Taking Applications- S$ wo; ~?Inter $180; Sha per runs good, good shape . 600 ; rcompressor 5200; $350. (740)446·07t6 Free . 66~805-5619 10 m'in sm k'11' 1 'd 1 35 Wast 2 Bedroom Town- Planer Proven $1 ,000,000 True lrom nt•'ngton g, n0 ns• e. pes. $180. (740)446-1489 Wealth System. 1.888 •688 _ ;..::.:;...c='--"""-'-:- - - (7 40)446·1945, if no an- house Apartments, lnctudes 1993 Lincoln Town Car, low 7906 Ashland Fteelwood Sep~em- swer, leave message. Water Sewage , Trash, mileage, leather, loaded , RESIDENTIAL HOME 740 3 46 0008 :::--:-:-:-:- -::--:----::- ber speciaL 2002 14x70 $ 50/Mo., ~ " · (7 40)446-31 08 evenlngo/ OWNERS Start Your Business To- Jbdl2ba . $19,990 Free Del. Cdttage suitable for single Tara Townho.use Apart· weekend&. day... Prime Shopping Cen· & Selup. Toll Free 1·866· or couple $250.00 Lincoln me nts, Very Spacious , 2 Tappan Hi Efficiency 90% ter Space Available At Af· 805·561 9 Ave. call Homeslead 304- Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA. 1 Gas Fumaces, Oll Furna- 1997 Dodge Nt>on, Spona fordable Rate. Spring Valley - - - - - - -- - 675·5540 ask for Nancy. t/2 Bath, Fully Carpeled , ces, , 2 Seer Heat Pump & Package, 6, ,000 mllet, au· PIaza, c a11740·446 ·o101. De1uxe home, sa ve $5,445, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Pa· Air Conditioning Systems tomatlc, dark blue, great ne 2000 d 1 Sk 1. Pilol Program , Renters w · mo Yme, 3 tio, Start $365/Mo. No Pets, Frae 8 Year Warranty Ben- cond illon. (740)441 ·9603 b e Needed. 304-736-7295. PRo-~IONA I bed h r~ • room. 2 at , total e1ecLease Plus Security DepOsit netts Healing & Cooling, 1- Jay. SERVICt::.~ lric, vinyl & shingle, low Ta~ ing applications for a 2 Required, Days: 740-446- 8 00 - 87 2 -5967 1997 Cavalier, 49 ,000 monthly payments, deliv· bedrooms in a quiet neigh· 348t ; Evenings: 740·367· www.orvb.com/bennett miles, CO, Air, Auto, 35-45 TURNED DOWN ON ered & setup includes skirt· borh9od . (740)446·6939 0502, 740-446.()1 0 I. ·single Carport 12x20 tyr. MPG , Rear Defroster, New SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? ing & steps, Coles Mobile leave message. llrea. (740)949-222t old. $550. (304)674-4620 No Fee Unless We Win! Hom~h US 50 East, Ath· _ ens, , 740-592-1972 _ _ 1 888 582 3345 All raal estate advertising Ro ac h , to o rde~. Dozens o f p eop le wer e ..!of · th em ':!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Apartment Avallab e ow deat h go h is rulin g until l at e r. fl eeing 1~71 FORRENT R oach pin g b e fo r e t r Jm•ng cers said . to u c h ed o ff the c i ty's wo r st i pal Court i s e.~p ec t ed t o ll't n o m o r e than nin e m o nths i n sca l ed at l eas t two fences on jail and could b e placed .on Apr i l 7 b ef o r e Roac h shot prob ati o n. ~~~:~-~--~~::~~~~~~--~1~;~:~~[~~:~;i~~~~~--~=·t~od~8~-9~2~8-~3~42~6~==:t~c~e~s,~D~e~s~ii~~No~P~et~s~,F~o~~~~~~~~~~F~~ applicant must be people 4 · YARD SAL& nute off Route 7, but still pri· vale. (740)985-3981 'I'RAlNING Newly constructed, single s~ory 1600 sq. loo t home. Gallipolis Career College Located 10 minutes from (Careers Close To Home) Holzer Hospital, 20 minutes lrom Pleasant Valley Hospi Call 740-446·4367, · tal, off SA 160 on a private t·1 12 acre lo1. 3 bedroom, 2- 1/2 baths. big kitchen "LIS~ D '•n~ .11411 Fi · 1 We have an ·l mmedl' ate -----~~~~-~~-~~3~;;~~~ii;:~~~i-~====ci~-:.===-I---SIJCC€OS ~ .....,, tha t t o-d aw n th e po lice p u t t i n g h i1 fin ge r on si g n s R oac h 's c on se nt, coulq d el ay fl e d fro m · poli ce ~~=~~~~w~~~~~:liw~==~~~~~1~o~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j~ro~a~lr~ IIELPWAJI(IEO IIELPWANIID IIELPW!WIH>. "To ~ I_ h o lding try in g oth er m ean s of stop- h i m . Th o m as , POLICIES : Ohio Valley Publishing reaerves the right to edit, reject. or e.anc.l any ad eleny time. Errors mull be reported on tM fhl day ot Trlbune-Sertllnei-ReglsterwlllberesponalbletornomorettulntfwcoatattheaptceoccupMdbytt.er'rorartdonlyttMifll'ltlnMIUon. WI · any 1011 or er.penae thltreaurta from the publlc.tlon or omllllon of an edvtniMment. ConKdon wlllbll m•ln the flr.l avalllble tldiiiOn. • Bo• are always confidential. • Current rete card applies . • All r..l estate Mlvertlsemente are au~ to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1188. • This ac~ta only help wsntechds mMUng EOE atlndarda. We will not knowingly acceptsny ltdvertlslng In violation ol the law. • Start Your ~ds Wit h A Ke yw ord • Incl ude Complete b egan, T h o m as' i n H amilton County Mun ic - brother donated H -0 -W - IQ tria l thro u g h Friday. Judge R alph M o n day th at h e f ailed to f o l - .E . Winkl er , w h o i s h eari n g low poli ce p roced u res b y n o t th e c ase wit h o u t a j ur y at Tho m as v i o la1 e d the r i o t s i n A p ril was the onl y Private Party Ads Und er: $100 20 Words 7 Days • E;! ch Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garag e/Yard S~ l es • Lim it 3 Per Person Mail To : Ohio Valley Publishing , 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis , OH 45631 1 Co u r tho u se as plead ed i nn o c en t to t h e mis- him o nce in th e c h es t 10 a Word Ads County b l ack m an l ed to C in cinn a ti 's th e v i ctim t o viola - • • stoo d o utsid e t h e H am i l to n n esses t es t i fi ed M onday. Stephen Roach went o n t rial To Dally ln-Colu.mn : 1:00 p.m. alley, prosecution 'wit- R oach , w h o i s white, h as P rosec u to r s sai d as ' office r l\egtster , To Place \!tribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (a04) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax (740) 446-3008 Or Fax Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. d ark u na rmed g u n, prosec utors sa id . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To wh ose A tr.•ffic tion s and fl ee in g p o li ce, o tfl - poli c e C I NCINNATI (AP) - .. Tuesday, September 18, 2001 Prosecution: Cincinnati officer ~nly one ~ pull gun_ • '• Page AS license , o tlw r CLASSIFIED ' .·:·. ·0 The Daily Sentinel . ' 1616 Eastern Ave. · Gall 45631 writa :P 0 . Bo:< 70 1 TX 75370 Sales Brochures. Genume FREE Supplies Rush : Shelton Associa tes,3013 S Rd., 1200, Westchester. IL 60154. Call t -(708)212-5400 (24HIS 1 �.. .. • • . • Page A 4 • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~----------------------------------~ ~ribune - Sentinel - l\e We Cover ' Meigs, Gallia, And , Mason Counties . Like. No One Else Can! po li ce officer sh o otin g In one week With us of an f at al j_ J ' :Disolay 'Ads All Displ ay 12 Noon 2 Busl,ness Day s Pr ior To Monday ~ Frld a y fo r I nsert ion In Ned Dey's Paper Pu blica t i on Sunday I n-Co lumn: 1:00 p.m. Sunday Disp lay : 1: 00 p .m . Fo r Su ndays Paper Th ursd av for Sun days Paper Includes Up To Over 15 Ads Free Yard Sale Sign!$. 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid u rg i ng demea n o r c h arges of negli - o n e o f five officers w h o p u r - pri son for th e Th o mas sh oot- gent h o mic id e and obstru ct - m g. su e d i n g official b u si n ess. H is t rial pull h is ' RIT E - W- - 1\ P..l A n 01..l.. Cl.JE!. Successful Ads Should Inc Iude The se Items To· Help Get Response . .. Description • lnctu de A Price • Avoid Abbr eviatio ns • Include Phone Nu mber And Add ress When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days r I PFJ&JNAl.S ' Rax's taking applications 101 HOMES r FOR SALE I 0 N I 'd I na ays, at onw1 e n· Asslslant for Crisis lnterven· applicants only. Apply al " ventory Aed uclion! tion Unit, Gallla, Ohio. shift 1540 Eastern Avenue. 11 00 sq. ft . House. New wlr- {304)736-3409 work. High School diploma/ ing, plumbing, furnace. 8x2 4 F bed 1 b 3 GED, valid drivers license ·, Scenic Hills Nursing Center Irea ted wood deck . or sa e Y owner, · roo m SChult mobile hOme first aid and CPA required. is preparing torhold a Nurs- (304)895-3526 Very nice, financing availa· Aesidenlial experience with ibng ~s~istan 1 Traininbg class ble. (740 )446.3583 _ emotionally. disturbed adults eg•nmng epllim er 17 : 3 Bedroom on Roule 2, preferred. $6.67 per hour. 2001 . Anyone ·mtereste d (304)675·5332 Land-home packages· all Send resumes to: Sherry needs to apply •n person at areas. Prequalily by phone. GOfdon, Manager of Human 311 Buc.krldge Road Bid· 7 room & ba th, Wilh stove & { 7401446 _3583 Resources, Woodland Cen· . well. Ohio 4sa 14 between refrigerator, 522 Grant St.. lers. 3086 State Route 160, sam and 4:30pm. The cl ass Middleport , (740)992·9084. Li mited or No Credit? Gov· Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . is free ol charge. Co ern ment Ba nk Fi nance Only untry Farm House Charm At OakwoOd In BarboursThe Village of Middlepor1 wi thout the farm. 3 bed· vill e, wv 304.73& 3409 . needs a Building lnspeclor, rooms, 2 112 balhs, newly 20 hours a week. Send re· remodeled. Southwestern New 14 Wide, 3 Bed room. suma to VIllage of Middle- SchOol District (740)379~ Only $19,850. Free Delivery port, 237 Race St., Middle- 9887 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ & Sol Up. 1-888·928-242" port, Ohio 45760 by Sept. For sale by owner: Nice bi28th. New 16x80, 3 bedroom, 2 :.:::.;;.,_ _ __ _ _ _ level home on 1 acre near bath, only $500 down, call URGENTLY NEEDED· Chester. Three bedroom, Nikki (740)385-4367. plasma donors, earn $45 to two baths, one-car garage. $60 fOr 2 or 3 hours week ly. family room with fi rep lace, New 2002 Fleetwood only sun room. New central heat- $775 down and $150.85 per ~:~' . Sera-Tee, 740 . 592 - irig & ale system. One mi· month, call Cheryl, ~,11. _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.... Applicalions being taken lor Posllion Opening· Clinical day & nlghl shifts. Serious , Counter Cler1< fOr local dry cleaning service. Approxlmately 30 hours a week. Send res ume to Special Care Services, 1743 Cente· nary Road, Gattlpolis, OH 45631 or fax to (740)446· 6354 phone (740}446-9585 Why wait? Start meeting Ohio singles tonight. call toll free 1·800·766·2623 · exl 1621 . . r---·----,.1 , · -·~· --~" IF.NTS ""'MJU ~ ~~· I 1, · ATIENTION New To You Thrift Shoppe WE NEED HELPl $500·$1500 PT 9 Wesr Stimson. Athens 740-592· !842 $2,00()..$6,000 FT Quality clolhlng and houseFree Training hold items. $1 .00 bag sale t.866 _807·AICH every Thursday. Monday www.comeworkwlthme.com thtu Saturday 9 :00-6:00. Attn: LPN's, AN's, EMT's - - -- - - -- - ' and Paramedics! Become . SELLING YOUR TIMBER? an AN or BSN graduate and IT PAYS TO GET PROFES· increase your Income with· SIONAL ASSISTANCE! out going back to school! To COntact Bill Maxey, MSF. schedule you Interview In 't B b 111 11 E 1 II F Cons4u58t ngl oreswv ter. RR Har to~~svS e, cab 1v9e ~n Bo ll: eon, 251 23. un ~.~, eptem er · 11 " (304}458-1656. oremail lur- 800-737-2222 . aymali: Oezwv.com . W For- AVON' A A maNy" 24yr. Wood Industry · II reasl To Buy 01 Forester, nyr. WVU For· Sell · Shl~ ey Spears, 304 " estry Professo r & &yr Dirac- 675· 1429. ~or of WV Division or Foresl- ::-e~Y:-ou-r-:Dw:-n-Bo=-s-s:-l- - ry. · From Home! Eam $500-$8000/MO LosT AND · PTIFT v rOUND N E N ~ )lper1ence eceasa.ry 1 888 270 0064 •A I Found- 2 dogs on State www.Neve •.~~ .,, o ~ ga n.com 8 I i ··· 5 Beagle, young Re· lrlever mix, (740)698·4031. Rsward- 2 lost male labs, adull black wll<not on left hind leg & small yellow Lab, can 1740)696-4031. r~ r YARD SALE I ::;;::;::::· ~~ · COOK'S DIETARY AIDES LAUNDRV AIDES ACTIVITIES AIDES Excellent benellls. For prompt consideration, apply In person at SCenic Hills Nursing Center, 311 Buck· 4rl58dge,4RTohad, ,Bidwleboll, dOH · era" a a r ,.. pute at this place of employ~ menl These positions are I :::r~v~v~acrn o:t!m~:; ·--iiiiiiiiliiliiiii0._.1 . Jewelry, nice glass, lots new stuff, nice Christmas glH~ bed spreads, Uowers, pols, pans, lots of nice stuff, 1 mile west AodMy. Sep· lember 13 lo Oclobar 13, new stuff everyday. _ _ _ __;_..:____ Yard Sale-- Thursday 9/20Friday. 9/21 . 9am·Spm . 143 5acood Avenue. r d' I EOE MIFIH ISpU e. . . CNA's, HHA's CertUied homemakers needed to provide in home services for elderty/dlsabled In Mason & Putnam county areas. Call 1-1188-453-4992 Dollar Plus, Ohio River Pia· za, now hiring management. Apply In person or fax re, sumolo (304)738·3092. full-time customer service position oriented, enjoy USI' ng the phone, computer l't t nd I era e • a enjoy working With numbers. Posl' li' on offers all company benc:;fits including health and life insurance, 401k, - paid vacation, and personal I Eam Gash by I?Sing 2·81bs. days. For P'oMERov/MIDDLE per week. Llm1led Spaces. ~ l.w-Oiiiliiiiiii<iilliiiiiiiiirl Apply today, employment www.healthy4u.net COn 'd ati. On Moving yard sale- 9/18, 19, !;)I er ' 20th, 1614 Uncoil) Heights, Experienced Tirrber Cutter. d reSume 11 1 0 6 8 2 7 3 18 17_40_)_99_2_·,.732 .,-:-1·-.,--:-:-:-:__ ca_ _ _"_ _te_r :: S 19 22 d 24 29 h -::S:~LG ; S; 'M.ddi tr1, Full·timework, salesex.periran ·· 1 epo · ence necessary. Contact Oh. Rick a1(740)446·6700 . AUCilON AND I FUNOAAISING Fl...EA MARKEr DIRECTOR ' Needed lor your area Rick Pearson Auction Comto worl< with &chOols, pany, full time auctioneer, PTAA'Sand tcoac.~e,!i.$80Est.KCo . 1 complete auction service. vg. 8 yr. ..54-:0_ __ Licensed IJ66,0hio & West ::---:S4-:-:()._94 _B-e_ Virginia, 304· 773-5785 Or ~eneral laborer/roofer, tern· 304 ·773-5447. poral)l position, call Position openings- Wood'TO"•~BUY~ (on741y0. )742·3411 6pm·B:pm land Cenler, Inc. is n rm u :.u accepting applications lor 1 the following positior.s: 8us Help wanted caring for the Driver· Ability to obtain COL Absol ule T'op Dollar· U S elderly, Darst Group Home, required w1·th val,.d dr,·vars I•· . · · · now paying minimum wage. canso, H•'gh school d•'plomal Silver• Gold Coins · Proof· n8w shifts· 7am·3pm 7am- GED. Full-time position with seta, Diamonds, Gold 5pm, 3p~11pm, '11 pm - the primary job duty of runRings, . U.S. Currency.- 7am call 740·992~5023 nlng bus raules for Ga~lia , M.T.S. Com Shop, 15 1 Sec· · Jackson and Meigs counond Avenue, Galli!X>Iis, 740- McClure's Restaurant now ties. Residential e~~:perience 446-2842. . . hiring all 3 locations, full or with emotional!y disturbed part·fime, pick ' up applies$ Wanted to buy used mobile t_ lon at locat~" prelerred .. 6 ~· & brtng back adults ho llh c ti s.. 67 k perd homes. CaII (740446-0175 ) · between 9:30am & ~rw va a on, IC ,an tO:ooam, Monday lhru Saf...· holiday leave. Other. baneI \ 11'1 tl\ \ I I ' I flts such as health • hie and u•day · dl sablllly •nsurance · '\I IH It I '\ are Medl Hom all ble Sa d 1 r;ll'lilolr'-------, e Heanh Private av a . n resumes o: Care now hiring STNA's. Sherry Gordon, Manager ol ~l..P WANfEO Competillve wage & benefit Human Resources. WOOd· I package. Call Diana at land Cenlers, 3086 State • {740)446·4\48 Acute 160, Gallipolis. OH 100WORKERSNEEDEO 45631 Woodland Center, Assemble crafts. wood Need 7 Ladles lo Sell Avon. Inc. is an ANEOE . Items. Material provided. Call (740}446·3358 To 5480+ wk. - - - - - - -- - Scenic Hills Nursing Center · pkg. 24 Hr. Act Now! is now acc"'"''ing applicaFrae InIormat1on 'M"4 International Business tions for Cenified Nursing 1.80 1-264 .5625 - - - - -- - - - - eMpandlng. S251$75hr. Pff As.slstanls tor the following ACCOUNTING DEPART· Frr 888-588-3713. posillons: 2 full-time 6.2, 3 u em Self-starter with atf www.meoabuck&4you.net lull-time 2· l0, and 1 full· 1" lime t0'6. Please app'• In tentlon to detail processing The Athena-Meigs Educa· '' paperwork In an accounts tiona( Service Center has 8 person at 311 Buckridge payable department. Accu· postUon opening ior a Part- Road Bidwell, Ohio 45614 racy and accountability im· Time (15 hourt per week) or call Stephanie Kamper at portant. Duties will lean Custodian, to work at the (740)446·7150. . heavily · toward data enlry. Rome Canaan Learning = sc-e-'n-:-~-:H-:11:I-s..:N_u_r_Sl:.n- Q -'C:-a-n-lo-r Good visual, menial and Center. Submtt letter of In- Is looking for 2 fuli·lime liphy! lcal dext erity required. teres! to John o. Coslanzo, Computer experience using Superin!endent, Athens- censed practical nurses, one for 11·7 and one for 3excel spreadsheet requ1red. Meigs EducaiiO ' nal Sarvlce t 1. 11 1 ·nterested, please call Send Resume to JA14., 200 Center, 507 Aichland Ave- Slephanie Kemper at Maln Street Pmntj'leasant, nue, Suite 1108, Athens, (740)446·7150 or come in WV 25550 Ohio 45701 . Appl ication and fill out an application in deadlln8: September 24 , person at 311 Buckrldge 2001. The AMESC Is an Road, Bidwell, Ohio 45614. Equal Opportunity Employ- Scenic Hills Is an equal op· er/Provlder. portunlty employer. 6-'1~:..~__l__.___ r ·-------.,1 i (740)385 4367 · New bank repo- 14x70, 3 bedroom. 2 bath- Pay $499 & move· in Oakwood- Gallip· otis . (740) 446·3093 New Double Wide. $t95 Per Montht 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. r::: ree Delivery & Set· , 14x70 Adamsville Road near Rio Grande, $325/mo. + deposit No pets. 3 bed~ room, CIA, total efectric, water paid. Leave message. Please specify #1726. (740)245-9322. 1995 . 3 bed room, 2 balh mob·~ liu homa In Groen ~e, " race trailer· court. $450 per monlh. Deposit . and Reierencos requi red . · Call (740)446--/468 . 2 bedroom trailer In Mason next to Walmart C/A, cov·. ered · carport, references, call for appointmenl (740)992-3961 2 b edroom Ira 11 er 1n the country, washer/ dryer hookup, large yard, $300 rent plus utilities, $200 deposit. (740)256·6202 3 bedroom mobile home In MR!me"'ort, no pols, " (740)992·5858. 3 bedroom wltn expando & central air, water & trash paid, 740·992·2167 for ap-pointment. Beautiful River View Ideal For 1 Or 2 People, Referen- All Make Mowors, Lawn Tractors, Till ers Repaired . Froo pick-up, DelivoryAvail· able. 21 Years EMperience. Call Mike. 17401446-7604 David's General Contracting Plumbing, electrical, paint· ing , docks. rools. Call {740)256·9373 (304)6336265 Georges Portable Sawmill, h I I h don't au your _ ogs. to t , e m!lljust c~ 11304 675 1957 wloak cabinets, 1 DR, LA room, porch & car garage. Immediate possession. Appraised at $125,500, asking s125 ,500. Call 17401446. 4514 from B-5pm , M-F, or (7 40)446-3248 alto15pm. ter Trailer Pari<, 740·441- 189 acres· approximately. 7 room , 1 bath house, barn and outbuildings. Willow· wood, Ohio. Flrsl Federal Savings Bank (740)532· 0845 1• r r loTs& ACREAGE Timo th y sh oo t ing 19, w ho h ad p re~ iously, aash leaves 4 dead C OLUMDUS If co nvic t e d ch arges, R o ac h Three bl ack E v anoo, !!!!!!N~ the m o re All Huge ' Inventory, Discount Prtces, On Vlpyl Skirting , Doors, Windows, Anchors, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Furnaces & I · · Heat Pumps. Bennetts Mob d V . ery mce, 2-3 e roo m bile Home Supply, 740-446· apartment, in town, large 9416 www.orvb .comfbe·nkitchen, LA, $500/m o. Ref- nett erences & deposit required. NEW AND USED FUR· (740)446·3644 NANCE$ FOR SALEI We Sn.CE rn Install, Free . Estimates, U FORRENr you dont Call us, We both -Loosa l (740)446·6308, 1· 800·29t·0098. Mobile Home .lot for rent In sl ammed into 15, b o th in four of th e '•· occupants Poli ce were looking for it but had little desc ribed to go. Witnesses it as dark-colored with tinted windows . > Truckers and other motorists grabbed fire extinguishers fron1 their v ehicles and shoutil)g at other passers- by to do · th e same. They battled a raging ! blaze until firefighters arrived , but could not prevent th,e car- Jr .'s and Student,making bracelets M•c h ,<cl Prisl ey said. a • • area, and 1998. o lder Dad held in son's slaying BROOKVILLE (AP) ·- A afi:er acc u sing tl)e b aby's mother of child abuse. make a Joseph bracelet," E v anoo said. J charge d Stan with 23, Sr. , is involuntary manslaugh ter. He was arrested 1\vo convicted Friday and held on $100,000 bond. • 1n escapes The infant, Joseph J. Stan Jr., age . 6 months, apparendy died ELYRIA (AP) -Two for- of suffocation, poli ce said. The supervisors have been convic ted of helping · coroner has not .ruled on the two inmates escape briefly to cause of d eath. Stan called for help the have sex . morning of Sept. 9. The boy Judge Edward Z aleski, who was pronounc ed dead at h 'i s heard the case without a jury, home. found James Diaz, 29, of Sullivan, and Heath Mohrman, 33, Man guilty of .anl·mal -•elty w u ofWellington , guilty on Mon- escape. and one count of found guilty of animal cruelty terrorist attacks in a 10-minute puppy beating of one count each of complici- . that was videotaped ty and bribery. Both lefi: court bor. by a neigh- commentin~g~.~~~.':_~~l:IAlJ;(lli7.:R~[aw;r-2i,~ l--~--~--'42::1.~!3-~:~~!~~~;~r~.~~~ei~~.~II~~~Sid?,.';!-451'8~~--~-~~~ ~ -~ Both · had worked • at Grafton state pr1' sot1 the the dog's owner, "~ar111, a was convicted M onuay " · 111 · mumc1pa · · 1co urt. u••~ Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH r1.._--·FOR--'a(IE---,.J • r"'~--iiFORiiiiiSiiiiALEiiii-rI r iO t 99~ Oldsmobile Cullass Supreme,4door, Red Exterlor, Black Interior, PW, P'L, PD. PJC, $ 2500 OBO. )446-9238 1740 1998. Ford Contour LX, 4 cylinder, 76,000 mllos, dark green, 4 door, NADAJ $7,000 aSking $5,700. Ae ducod $5200. (740)446· 2624. 88 Grand am , couk:l be tixed up or parted out $250.. 78 Pontiac Bonneville good for parting out $100. (304)675· 7982 r 93 Buick Sabre. Run and rides good. Sllghl body damage. $1400. (304)875· 6291 95 Splril, $2750, 107800 miles, good condition , (740)949·3228. Grand Am Special, 5 to · choose from. Two t995 GT's loaded , excellent con dition, $3,695 $5,495. t993 Special Sport Edition, $2,495; 2 four doors, 1992 & 1993, $1 ,795 each, ~~K MOTORS (740)446 • . L1ke new 1999 Cadillac - 8nd s Deville, priced below wholesale . Also 1984 Chivy S·10 lruck and 1983 Ford lruck, all In graal shape. Call (740)441.()279 afte1 8:00. FORTRUCKSSALE Jlu - I i FOR SALE I I IMPRoVEMFNrS . i10 Howi r j) VANS & 4-WDs 1996 Chevrolet 4x4, e.1dend· ed cab. loaded, excellent 2000 Gullsti"eam lnnsbruck condillon, 5.7 V-8, AMIFM 26' FBH new cond. sleeps CD, $t4,200 080. elghl304·675-77tt (740)446-4880 2000 Sprinter, 27·112 loot 1998 Dodga 4x4, 318, 5 camper, putt-out, Oak trim, speed , 56,000 miles, like !ike new, $16,000; 99 Forest new tires & rlms . sharp River, 27 foot, SB,OOO; 89 IIUCk, $13,000 OBO Nomad Weekender camper, 30 lool, $4,800. Call (740)379·2374 (740)446·6554 19Q8 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 57,000 miles. New tires and wheels. (304)675·5815 or (304)675·6325 ' In the 97' Astro Van, 55,000 ·mnes, · ·1 nt PW PL :•,:11F~u ~~~1t·e, du~l al; bags, ABS, ..seats 7, like new (740)379-2134 leave massage. ---------:-l'r.r4)1:1""~----.,~ 110 Help Wanted M!JJORC\'ani ~...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Buy, Sell or Trade CLASSIFIEDSI ' 1987 HOnda 250X , good condition , many extras , $1900080. (740)441 · 1716 1999 Yamaha Banshee 350, excellent condition , sa/H R L•I g ht Indoor ' • l CLASSIFIEDSf Study. - I Anc,dable, comprehensiVe, legal 1890. FREE Calatog. Sell Both New & Used Vehicles • 5 Day Week -..Qualified Mechanic GM Training A Plus Flat.Rate Pay Plan Chevrolet~Oids \ The Daily Sentin~l ,_L 740-~~2.-~155 . j,' Qualified Salesperson Gene Johnson Buy, Se!l or Trade lri the ' 1997 Mallard, 26', air, ml~ crowave, sleeps 6, excellent condition, $9,000, (740)9853413. Send resume to: 7705 f r ° 1987 Dodge Rom Floorshill Bcyl. $1500. Good Shape. 1 owner, 67,000 mile&. (304)675-2642 "' (304)675· Sti'ck ·with the·Classifieds. HOME 1989 Ford XLT Lariat, 5- . Budget Priced Trenamll· IMPROV..:MENIS C&C General Home Mainte•· p 1 11 • 1 id speed, Over-drive; air, PW, Ilona All Types, Access To nence- an ng, vmy s. • PL, PO, new parts, price re· Over 10,000 Transmissions. AH types of m8sonry brlck, !ng, carpentry, d~rs, Winducad, $3,400. (740)339· Translet Cases, 740·245· block & stone 20 yrs. expe- dows, baths, mobile home 2675. 5677, Cell: 339·3765. rience, tree estimate, repair and more. For tree CAMPERs & ~~ate call Chat, 740·992· (304)n3. 9550 1989 S-10 2.8,V-6 4x4, 5speed,1-~1 lellulhkongln81body, M!JJOR HOMES 1 BASEMENT EucnuCAJJ I 32 so 1 new pa8""" ac . . ties, wuERPROOFINO wheel (304) 58 ft' o-·~ 15 4 on · '· • 1971 Jayco Camper 21ft. Unconditional IHotlmo guar"""""'ERATION 18 17 pull bahlnd $3500. , 1990 anloe. Local references lur· 1992 Ford XLT, extended bayliner Capri 90 hp. nished . Establ!ahed 1975. Residential or commercial cab, 8 lool bed, 302 aulo· $2,000. (304)882·3507 Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· wiring, new service or ,.. malic, 106,500 miles. 0870, 1-800.·287·0578. pairs. Masler Licensed elec(740)367-7,,4 1995 Winneba"go Advenlur- Rogers Waterproofing. trlclan. Ridenour Electrical, · er, 34 lool, aulo levels,WV000306, 304-675-1 786. 87 Ford F, 50 n ,ooo miles awnings, good condit ion, asking $1 ooo. 304-675· 44,ooo miles $32,000. 11 0 Help Wanted 2767 (7 40)446· 7602 1 ...- - - - - · · n e w (740),4tires. 41-1716$3800 080 . ' Auro PARIS & ACU!S'iOKIIili ' rio r 1997 8atum, 4 door, auto, aIr, power sun roof, e11cel· lent condition. $4,500 . (740)446-4782 2000 Hyundia Elantra, fully loaded, air, till, cruise, PW, PL, power moonroo1 , AM/FM cassette, keyless entry. $10,500 OBO (740)446-6962 I 1'RucKs AUTOS • Siren Bs~~ 0 • p r osec uto r threar, m~s n e m ea n o r c h a r ges wer e fired in "I crochet a lot and i t only stitc1i together- nelpfor vtcn= mc:-cwt s "'illiout r \ ass i stant illllllllll' llt Mohrman w as convi cted of . AKRON (AP)- A man has . two counts o f complicity to pl eaded no contest and been LONDON (AP) Beth . Evanoo has done her best to in New York. fac ing .an g un , th r e e killing his infant son, months farm 1997, the du sk - money to send to New York. prison stn ce t o . u se restore th e mtmmum-secunty bribery, and Diaz was convicted 11 durin g to talents at croche ting . to rais e m er ger o n t he trigger only when int e nde d ·' K ing includi n g drivi n g w itho ut ! day in Lorain .County Common Pleas Court. nage. of the Sept. 14 on blood. Sh e to C in c innati $499 1968 , f.1th er has b een charged with minute offi c er a Th o m as h ad been w anted E v anoo deci d ed t o u se her a are su pposed to pu1 1he1r fin - ge r of his r evolwr befo r e h e than 800 w er e ar r e st ed . who w as m aking bracelets and .takes l' nsl ey sai d Mund .1y. Otliccf\ tri g- th e nig hts o f rioting; and n1o r e protest er s h er 27, 7 Ap ri l a c ityw id e c urfew i nj ured w o uld face givin g them out. The second car did not stop. ju~l riO Luth er pro mpted a Londo n High vi ctim s af ter been in their 20s. In Stock . · e ; -RON EVANS ENTERPRIS· ES Jackson, . Ohio, 1·800· =53::;7.,;·9::5::2.::.8_ _ _ _ __ Window Air Conditioner 13o41675•5049 __ on r an ately. All were believed t o have Mlddlopo<t, $125 per monlh Quallly hay, $1 .75 bale; lull ~ size fiberglass cap_: 6 112' T· posts ; "7' wooden posts and corner posts; 2·12' gates: 1· r1o H · ItO' gale; kids chopped s ~ horse 3 wheeler; Insulated ~ steel door & storm door insulated; fence charger and 2 Whirlpool washer, $65, , post-like new & wire; 2 tih In GE washer; $60, all white, replacenienl wlndovts; 2 l<enmore & Whirlpool dryers pistols for sale; for sate or $60 each. Call after 6pm. lrade, (740)985-3810. (740)446·9066 WATER WELLS DRILLED. (740)81&-7311 ' . Appliances: Reconditioned Washers, Dryers, Ranges, w8 I rt' s I I 31' 200 e me pee a : ~ Refrlgrators, Up To 90 Days PSI $2195 Per too· 1' 200 Guaranleedl We Sell New · ' PSI $37 oo· p r 100 All ranch Brass Comptesslon Fln,·ngs i a None were identifi ed immedi- i · · mph wh en one died in the Mo11day accident. L ::=,.,..------'-- than I 00 at speeds embankment and burst into flames . MOBILE HOME OWNERS ~~~~~· r 71 down Interstate Twin River Towere . (304)675-6679. for application. HUO subsi· d'•z ed apt.1ore ld er1Y and d'sabled EHO Mason 3br. Trallet. $285 washers, dryers plus deposl1.(304)675·7783 orators. Thompsons ance. 3407 Jackson ~ I nue, (304)875-7388. FOR RENT . Ma,·n Street Furn,·tlJro (304)675-1422 1 and 2 bedroom aPort· 515 Main Street, Point ~=~~. f~:~~lyed :endpo~~~~~: Pleasant 740 quired, no pels·, -992• New & Us8d Furniture 2218. New 2 Piece . Llvingroom Indian Creek Equestrian Estales, 3·6 acre lots, west of Rio Grande, lrom $25,900,, {740)245·5747 M art i n assassin ati on heard a news story 'about a b o y Polic e said two cars w ere racing Cell r of by r~c i a l v i o l e n ce si n ce th e R ev. Scho ol student, wanted to h elp (AP) guardrail, overturn ed 1 Bec;lroom Apartmenl, Re$399. Buy, Sell , C:U 740·245·5121 . frlgerator, Aanne, A/C In• Deposit & New And Used Furn•'IuroIn this newspaper Ia eluded , $289 Plus ~ subjectto the Federal· Reference. HUD Approved. Store Below Holiday lnrt. Quality housecleaning, imFair Housing ·Acl of 196i (740}44, - 1519 Kanauga. we Sell Grave ' maculate, naticulous, dewhk:h makes It Illegal to LQ(:-tking To Buy A NeW Monuments And vases. AKC Miniature Poodles, vet tailed cleaning. The abso· advertise "any Home? Don't Have Land? 1 Bedroom Apt, Water/ · checked, shots current, :very lute best. Call lor a tree estl· preference, limitation or Wtt Do! II Hur1y Only 10 Lots Trash Paid, Near Porter, p30 adorable. (740)379·2639 mato. (740)256-t13t or 1· discrlmlnallonbasedon lelt, 304·736·7295. Ralerences Requ ired . No ANTIQUES 888-781-2412. race, color, religion, ·aeK Pets, (740)388-11 00 ___ AKC Registered Male BosNEAR RID GRANDE. A r III ton Terrier puppy, 8 months 1 1 1 Wanted to care for olderly In am 1!1 status or nat ona beautiful 5 acre tract located 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, Buy or sell. Riverine Antitheir home. Call al origin, or any Intention 10 on Centerpoint Ad, for ON- economical utilities, $279 to ques, , 124 East Main on old, (740)446·t657 $200. (740)256·65ll;lll no answer. make any ouch LV $12,320: For mo10 • inlo S379) per_mon1h plus ulilllies SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· Leave message on voice prererenee, llmHatlon or and FREE map~ contact 1740 446 2957 992·2526. Russ Moore, mail. dlserlmlnatlon." Anthony land co., Ltd. 112 duplell: lor rent, 1 bed· aoo-213 -8365. $ Will haul away, clean out, Thlsne'fi'spaperwlllnat www.alcland .com room, 32 5. per month, wa· clean up, move almost anyknowingly acc:ept ter Included. Lower 4th Ave· Blue Diarilond Iguana with thing. Other odd jobs. Call advertisements tar real nue. (740>446 -8677 days, cage & heat rock, $, 25. (740)446-7604 estate whlc:h IS In (740)256-1972 evenings. (740)4411·0342 Brother sewing machine , Will power wa sh houses , vlolatlonofthelaw. Our 2 bedroom apartment, $75 ; 1 year old recliner, Registered Lab Puppies, 10 trailers, anything. Call readers i&re hereby flOUSES past Holzer's on St.ate $200; Size 6 Wedding ring yellow and black. $200 . or { ) ~ inlormed thatall foRRF.Nr Route 160, (740)441 -9216. 740 446 d II' 17401441 4238 set , $200. (740)446·8842 each , males and females . d rtl d 1 01 51 ask tor Ron. If no we mg s a ve se n BEAUTIFUL APART~ - - - ---...,--- (740)446·0080 evenings, answer, leave message. this newspaper are 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed MENTS AT· BUDGET PRI~ EvenUo on my way· ll)fant FRvrrs& IllS nT...,._,.. .....,. available an an equal Homes From $199/Mo., 4% CES AT JACKSON ES~ car seat, eJCcellent condl· VEGETABI.E'i n t\.1.... ......., ~r•=p~p;o;rt:un:l:ty~b~a:oe:':·=~ Down , 30 Years at 8.5% TATES, 52 Westwood brive tion, $10: Fisher Price baby To Do 11 APR . For Listings, 800-319· from $297 to $383. Walk to bath with foam 'insert $2 . MOBIU: HOMES 3323 Ell:t. 1709. shop & movies. Call 74Q- (740)379·92 11 ' For Sale Sliver & Golden 4 Will set with lhe -elderly in ~..__ _,;ffi.liiiRiiSiiiAIOLIIE· --_.J 1 bedroom, PJC, 1 bath, 46·2rt56~. Equal Housing Firewood for sale, $150 Queen Com. (304)675·1545 their homo, .will do cooking, ' kitchen has appliances, ~-"p"-po'-'u--'n-' lty":.:-:--:-:c---:- load. (740)441-9476 I \tnt '\1 1'1'1 II " house cleaning ect..Mon.· 16 Wide. O~ly $195.00 Per 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, Christy's Fa'mny Living, ,\11\I"'II!Ch Fri. 304·675·7721 Month, 8.99 Yo Fhmd Interes t $35o/mo (740)446-48 59 33140 New Lima Rd., Aut· ~~n~~:·m d~:t. c:rg ~~~~ Rate Wi th Air And Un-- :.:.::::.:..;::·-',-..::.'-'..:'-'..::.:.:._ land , Ohio, 740·742·7403. cabinet with light, table 7, HAY& derpinning 1-888-928-3426 1 level, 3 tiedroom. 1 & 1/2 Apanment, hOme and trailer 1 ilh 5 1 h' h "1'::1""-~-----, ba th, central air, 2 car ga· re nta!s. Commerc ial .,ilore- ong w x •g back GRAIN 8•..:-n..nx...· 1982 14X56 Oakbrook Mo- rage, in Middleport , $425 fronts available lor lease. chairs , excellent condition, 5700 740 742 20 u.:nn~ bile Home. Good Condition. plus deposil 8 references, Vacancies now. · • ( > · 50 1,--0--PI'O~RTIJN~~riiiY;..,..I .$5,000 (304)862·3893 (740)992-6926. ::-::---:::--::-::- .,G-b'b.' --P -'-.- -T.;.;.._ I -& - Buck a balo 5818 • aquare -'-:::-::.._:..:..:.::..:.::.::::.:_ _ -:..-'----~--- For Aenl or Aenl ~o Own Repa' ru s i ano~ un ng bales $1 .00 other hay up lo " s p bl 9 ms? N d INOTICE I 1st T11me Buyers- cau Oak- 2 bedroom horne c1ose to with !I small down payment. Tuned? lr · $2.00, round CallroThe Planoee Or. each -6 5- bales $t5.00 304 7 4869 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- wood , Gallipolis today! town, basement. River view, 1 btMtroom Apt. central air, 740 _446 _4525 lNG CO. recommends that Gov't.backed program· bUy $·\25/ month; 3 bedroom in natural gas,and city water. you do business with people loca l (740)446·3093 to wn, 1-1/2 baths. GOOd lo- Lot 100x200 Galtlpolis Ferry Hardy Mums $3.00 each 4 Bulk Oats for sale load on you know, and NOT lo send cation . $500/ month. Refer· wv 5 miles South of Pl. for $10. Open Sal. a-spm. & your vehicle. (304)675--1807 money through the mail until 28x60.3 Or 4 Bearoom, On- ances and deposit required. Pleasant. Phone (304)675· evenings. Dewhurst Green· Hay & rlght Wire ne 8 you have Investigated the 1Y $345.00 Per Month (740)446·3644 · 3269 house Mt Allo (304)895 8.99"'10 F.IXOd 1nt eras t Aate, -· --'-'Round Delivery offering. . - - · - - '' - - 3740 leave message. or Straw, & V I YearDl 1·888·928·3426 3 bOdroomhomeMinersvllle Fumished efficiency, all utll· {304)B9S·J1Se oume scount AvallaF _ _ _ _ ble. HerHage Farm . 0II ware1 Amaz 1ng 94 14x7D Oakwood, musl area. river view, re ferences lUes· paid, share bath, $125 -:.::..:.:.:::::..:.:;::.. -Independent Herballfe Dis· (304)675•5724 · wrea b Sit 111 h y required, depotit ...,ulrecl, month, 919 2nd Avenue. 9 .•, after (740)44e·3946. H .,. e w s ow ou moved, 2 bedroom, 2 lull no pets, 740·992-6777 tributor, Call For Product Or II(\ '"'1'1 Hl I\ Ill,, ow ro Download Over baths, comes with extras. 250.00 Shareware Pro- $1 5,000. (740)44" 9337 5pm. Grac•·ous I•·v·•ng . t and 2 Opportunity. {740)441-1982- =-::r;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; F ~ - ' - - - - - -- - ;; grams reel 1-900-329· 3 bedroom house In town, bedroom apartments at Vi.. JET ' r10 Alll'ffi 8670 Ell:l. 3933, $2.99 per 96 mobile home on own tor, (740)441 -921 6. rage Manor. and Riverside AERATION MOTORS FORSAIE min. Must be 18yrs. SeiV-U total elec. lot is 150 x.200. Apartments In Middleport. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In · - - - - - - - · (619) 645·8434 . Se wer and city wa ter on 3 B9droom House in Syra- From $278·$348. Call 740- Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· , Sa ndhdl Rd. 304-675· 1521 cu se, Oh io, $450/ Monlh 992·5064. Equal HoUsing 800· 53HJ528. 1984 Mercury .Grand MarInternet Secrets! Learn How - - - - - -- - - - HUD Appro'lod (304)675 - Opportunities. - -- - - - -- - - cee 39,500 actual mlles . to Take Control 0 1 Another Ab andoned Doublewide· 5332 weekends only 4dr. auto, air, am/fm cas· Computer pv; r e rfree set-up & delivery. Hur· -Modem 1 bedroom apart· Klngsize waterbed lor sale sene netl ~ -900-329-8670 , · v•8 Garage Kepi ' · 1 only. (740)446-3093 ment, (740)448-0390 $50. (304)675-3776 $3500 (304)675·4849 Ext.39 4, 52.99 per min ., · • 3 bedroom, 2·1/2 bath, 1 .,., bl $ Must be 1Bycs. Serv·U (619) As land Fleetwood 2002 bedroom on 1stlloor, family " ' - - - - - - - - - .a e saw 280; Radial saw 1988 Pty.mouth Horizon, ::64_5_·_8_43_4-:·- -,.,.-,.,..,-.,-- Do lewide $26,226 Toll roo m, in town. $ 525/mo. No Now Taking Applications- S$ wo; ~?Inter $180; Sha per runs good, good shape . 600 ; rcompressor 5200; $350. (740)446·07t6 Free . 66~805-5619 10 m'in sm k'11' 1 'd 1 35 Wast 2 Bedroom Town- Planer Proven $1 ,000,000 True lrom nt•'ngton g, n0 ns• e. pes. $180. (740)446-1489 Wealth System. 1.888 •688 _ ;..::.:;...c='--"""-'-:- - - (7 40)446·1945, if no an- house Apartments, lnctudes 1993 Lincoln Town Car, low 7906 Ashland Fteelwood Sep~em- swer, leave message. Water Sewage , Trash, mileage, leather, loaded , RESIDENTIAL HOME 740 3 46 0008 :::--:-:-:-:- -::--:----::- ber speciaL 2002 14x70 $ 50/Mo., ~ " · (7 40)446-31 08 evenlngo/ OWNERS Start Your Business To- Jbdl2ba . $19,990 Free Del. Cdttage suitable for single Tara Townho.use Apart· weekend&. day... Prime Shopping Cen· & Selup. Toll Free 1·866· or couple $250.00 Lincoln me nts, Very Spacious , 2 Tappan Hi Efficiency 90% ter Space Available At Af· 805·561 9 Ave. call Homeslead 304- Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA. 1 Gas Fumaces, Oll Furna- 1997 Dodge Nt>on, Spona fordable Rate. Spring Valley - - - - - - -- - 675·5540 ask for Nancy. t/2 Bath, Fully Carpeled , ces, , 2 Seer Heat Pump & Package, 6, ,000 mllet, au· PIaza, c a11740·446 ·o101. De1uxe home, sa ve $5,445, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Pa· Air Conditioning Systems tomatlc, dark blue, great ne 2000 d 1 Sk 1. Pilol Program , Renters w · mo Yme, 3 tio, Start $365/Mo. No Pets, Frae 8 Year Warranty Ben- cond illon. (740)441 ·9603 b e Needed. 304-736-7295. PRo-~IONA I bed h r~ • room. 2 at , total e1ecLease Plus Security DepOsit netts Healing & Cooling, 1- Jay. SERVICt::.~ lric, vinyl & shingle, low Ta~ ing applications for a 2 Required, Days: 740-446- 8 00 - 87 2 -5967 1997 Cavalier, 49 ,000 monthly payments, deliv· bedrooms in a quiet neigh· 348t ; Evenings: 740·367· www.orvb.com/bennett miles, CO, Air, Auto, 35-45 TURNED DOWN ON ered & setup includes skirt· borh9od . (740)446·6939 0502, 740-446.()1 0 I. ·single Carport 12x20 tyr. MPG , Rear Defroster, New SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? ing & steps, Coles Mobile leave message. llrea. (740)949-222t old. $550. (304)674-4620 No Fee Unless We Win! Hom~h US 50 East, Ath· _ ens, , 740-592-1972 _ _ 1 888 582 3345 All raal estate advertising Ro ac h , to o rde~. Dozens o f p eop le wer e ..!of · th em ':!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Apartment Avallab e ow deat h go h is rulin g until l at e r. fl eeing 1~71 FORRENT R oach pin g b e fo r e t r Jm•ng cers said . to u c h ed o ff the c i ty's wo r st i pal Court i s e.~p ec t ed t o ll't n o m o r e than nin e m o nths i n sca l ed at l eas t two fences on jail and could b e placed .on Apr i l 7 b ef o r e Roac h shot prob ati o n. ~~~:~-~--~~::~~~~~~--~1~;~:~~[~~:~;i~~~~~--~=·t~od~8~-9~2~8-~3~42~6~==:t~c~e~s,~D~e~s~ii~~No~P~et~s~,F~o~~~~~~~~~~F~~ applicant must be people 4 · YARD SAL& nute off Route 7, but still pri· vale. (740)985-3981 'I'RAlNING Newly constructed, single s~ory 1600 sq. loo t home. Gallipolis Career College Located 10 minutes from (Careers Close To Home) Holzer Hospital, 20 minutes lrom Pleasant Valley Hospi Call 740-446·4367, · tal, off SA 160 on a private t·1 12 acre lo1. 3 bedroom, 2- 1/2 baths. big kitchen "LIS~ D '•n~ .11411 Fi · 1 We have an ·l mmedl' ate -----~~~~-~~-~~3~;;~~~ii;:~~~i-~====ci~-:.===-I---SIJCC€OS ~ .....,, tha t t o-d aw n th e po lice p u t t i n g h i1 fin ge r on si g n s R oac h 's c on se nt, coulq d el ay fl e d fro m · poli ce ~~=~~~~w~~~~~:liw~==~~~~~1~o~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j~ro~a~lr~ IIELPWAJI(IEO IIELPWANIID IIELPW!WIH>. "To ~ I_ h o lding try in g oth er m ean s of stop- h i m . Th o m as , POLICIES : Ohio Valley Publishing reaerves the right to edit, reject. or e.anc.l any ad eleny time. Errors mull be reported on tM fhl day ot Trlbune-Sertllnei-ReglsterwlllberesponalbletornomorettulntfwcoatattheaptceoccupMdbytt.er'rorartdonlyttMifll'ltlnMIUon. WI · any 1011 or er.penae thltreaurta from the publlc.tlon or omllllon of an edvtniMment. ConKdon wlllbll m•ln the flr.l avalllble tldiiiOn. • Bo• are always confidential. • Current rete card applies . • All r..l estate Mlvertlsemente are au~ to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1188. • This ac~ta only help wsntechds mMUng EOE atlndarda. We will not knowingly acceptsny ltdvertlslng In violation ol the law. • Start Your ~ds Wit h A Ke yw ord • Incl ude Complete b egan, T h o m as' i n H amilton County Mun ic - brother donated H -0 -W - IQ tria l thro u g h Friday. Judge R alph M o n day th at h e f ailed to f o l - .E . Winkl er , w h o i s h eari n g low poli ce p roced u res b y n o t th e c ase wit h o u t a j ur y at Tho m as v i o la1 e d the r i o t s i n A p ril was the onl y Private Party Ads Und er: $100 20 Words 7 Days • E;! ch Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garag e/Yard S~ l es • Lim it 3 Per Person Mail To : Ohio Valley Publishing , 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis , OH 45631 1 Co u r tho u se as plead ed i nn o c en t to t h e mis- him o nce in th e c h es t 10 a Word Ads County b l ack m an l ed to C in cinn a ti 's th e v i ctim t o viola - • • stoo d o utsid e t h e H am i l to n n esses t es t i fi ed M onday. Stephen Roach went o n t rial To Dally ln-Colu.mn : 1:00 p.m. alley, prosecution 'wit- R oach , w h o i s white, h as P rosec u to r s sai d as ' office r l\egtster , To Place \!tribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (a04) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax (740) 446-3008 Or Fax Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. d ark u na rmed g u n, prosec utors sa id . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To wh ose A tr.•ffic tion s and fl ee in g p o li ce, o tfl - poli c e C I NCINNATI (AP) - .. Tuesday, September 18, 2001 Prosecution: Cincinnati officer ~nly one ~ pull gun_ • '• Page AS license , o tlw r CLASSIFIED ' .·:·. ·0 The Daily Sentinel . ' 1616 Eastern Ave. · Gall 45631 writa :P 0 . Bo:< 70 1 TX 75370 Sales Brochures. Genume FREE Supplies Rush : Shelton Associa tes,3013 S Rd., 1200, Westchester. IL 60154. Call t -(708)212-5400 (24HIS 1 �Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio ' • Tuesday, December 26, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 NEA Crossword Puzzle p~ ALDER Racl1111, Ohio 45771 CONNIE'S CHilD CARE. ' 740-985·3948 CONCRETf/IILOCK/BRICK - - fllllill ll,llllllb. P/.8 COIITRAOORS, INC. • Mulch Bulldozer Services Hou111 992·3470 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM flat Work, Replaaments. • Walks and Drives • Stendl · CRte Free Estimates S.nlng Oblo and W.V. WV1031712 Tree Service • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Still TuNnPIIIIS ENTE RPRI SES ->~-- General Contracting Excavatinl( - . Dozer and Backhoe Septic Systems UtWties New Homes 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-5232 .. ' -~ lAMM'S CONSTRUCTION :N) COIGI FiJC liON ,.,.. eellrnatee, ln8ui'H Spedolluln uew coallructloo, Specializing In roofing, plumbing, drywall, · remodeling, additions & dec:kl F11111eatlmatea 10 y111. experience In lht butlnau Rtlerences a1111ll1ble. Owner: TerryLamm nn,.IIOdetodottaa. plumbloa. tlectrlal, home mal•· ttuDCt, ud repair porchn, " dec:ks. ,•' • ' . OWner Charles R. Dill ,....992·7445 (el 591-9254 ........ - le -king propoaala to 8 provide oomp,.henalve youth program to eligible youth agee 14• 21 -.Iaiani with lle1ga County'a WorkloDevelopment Plen, rovlalona ol the edaral Workforce lnveatmartl Act (WIA), and ralltad federal ltlld IIIII ntgulatlone, In •lltbtiehlng youth lctlvlllat under WIA, tarvlce providers,,. expected to link rograms with local bor Medl, provide 1 llrong connection between academic and occupatlontl learning, end aalabllah progrema whloh pnrpara youth for poet secondary aduoatlon or or unaubaldiMcl am.Ployment 11 JIIIPIGP{IIII· larvloae ahould lnolucla: determining allglblllty for WIA pr09r1ma, providing a comprahenalva erraK Ill ••rvlcaa to aiiiJ bla youth and Incorporating the tan program elamenta .under WIA. Three progrema will ba 1 ward • d • nd progrem coati mual not , exceed r. c: 44087 Wlpple Road ~ r· .,.,. -'f!,'- .:~ ~/J : Sal9·1 >'271 mopd ' Free estimates· on repalrea. Good Deals! ~ •, • ·.~ •, • ,a ".~rv. .......11J;·~~ It~ lfntd Th StvpA1Jon'-' t-3~15-1124 1-800-250-!10"77 Residential Commercial New Corutruction Soles Senice lrutallation. ; Specialiri111 in Shett Metal Ductwork : "Trane" Sales & Sen ice For Gallia, Ma.•on, a'nd Meigs Counlies .. WV 005176 Ul-l,SI-IOR, ,...,.,.... Ot4tl, (740) 742-2925 . hardware and WINDOWS "HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOG¥ KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT 99.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING License IJ53009580 Public Notice the peraon and es1ate ollmogane M. Knapp, an lncompeten1. Unlaoo exceptions account will be said set lor hearing before said Court Court on October 18,2001, at which lime said account will be considered and continued from day to day unlll finally dleposed ol. AnY P e 1 • on Interested may llle written exception to said account or to matters pertaining 1o the execution ol 1he trust, not lass than live days. prior to the data sat lor haarlng. Robert Buck Judge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlolon, Meigs County, Ohio MANlEVS SELF STORAGE g7 Beech St. middleport, OH SINCE 1964 TRUCkiNG • lRENCHING IIITIC DlllllWIIllllllliWI. . Tt4~ F~fQtJ~NT FL n~t MII..~S CAN(,~L fA'tl ortt~ll our. .. .. .. P'" ,.-------. . I-IlL&.~, ' WN<:E UP ! '· IT'5 U\IE ! DO YOU W~TTO ""l SPeND Tf\E WP;:)(£ Df'.-'{ If-.1 BED ?" 1111111•1 mIll RW 11111111-Ulll CIUIIIIl IIRIIIIIIIIIIIIHWIIIItll tllll& HIIIIIIIKMI~Itlll gg2-6635 BUILDERSlNC, New Homes • VInyl Siding • New Garages ' Replacement Windows ' Room Additions • Roofing ~Snodgrass' Upholstery COMMUCIAL tmtl R~IDEIIHAL I ·Decks • • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flooring Pressure "Ht/pllll You to Rtrovtr Yourlnlfltmmr" the heart king, which left East wishing he had bid five dia~=~'=~"""'==~=--;;:i,;;;:~~. Now four spades was · unbeat§ >IOTHII>IG SI'.'<S •1-0sEil.• able. From the bidding, .p LIKE GE1TIN6 HIT § TEN SECONDS ttm;l A West knows that East GME oF •oo])bE tw-L'~ cannot be short in hearts. (In other cir0 I cumstances, the nine 0 . WEITIWIIIIIDP FREE ESTIMATES fiii/WIIItlr ..... 740.992-7599 217 E1111 Second Streel (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 9~2-5908 ~Its TIC.IC~T IIIATEI.fAIIRIIIC~~~!~~~~~!~~~.~ Pomeroy, Ohio 814i49·2202 RICint, Ohio 10-1:31'-"l .......... Ill I:JO.tz:ll Clllllt ........ M.f I DOt-h !.lAVE A FOOT6ALL TEAM .. I ONLV I-lAVE A BASEBALL TEAM ... lit ~81 'f'OU ONLV THINK '(OU HAVE A BASEBALL TEAM, CI-IUCK .. Jf-.... l.....l 740-667-(1600: 109lJ"'A'-+'-'.'==:=I : """"" ""' tcHEvRoi~TI ! ! , - 750 East State Street Phone (740)593·6671 Athens, Ohio . Heat Pumps : Fur1nac,as Air Conditioning : Refrigeration ;: $2,500 (change out old system) $1,700 (add AJC to furnaca) ' WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? • New Home• • Siding • Roofing • • Remodeling • Garagea 'Additions 'Decks ' Home Repairs ·' Free Estimates 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 r· ·::·~. TRI-COUnTY TRflnSPORT Umestonel Seniors Discounts multiple t.ood · 'DIKounts for one month·: for·.as Shade River AG Ser~ice "Ahead In Service" Complete Line of Sullivan's Grooming Supplies Sulfur Coa1ad Urea, bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% off all Prlefert Horea and Livestock Equip. 10.10.10 All Purpose Fertilizer $4.50150N 9,000 Baler lWine $19.50/Bale 18,000 Ba.ter lWine $21 .50/Bale ' ! ' • Room Addltlona & Remodeling ; New Garagaa • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gunara • Vinyl Siding & Painting . • Patio and Porch Decks Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 track by Luls Campos . TotJay's clue: 0 equals W ·w TEWMaE SFBOHGU LZG"Y VWE U CD FWIB MZC H y.' HR WGL YZ SWG EWPPH GZY FZKM M Z C R B B FZO RYEBYSF KHZGBK PKCB ~- '• ....... PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Big fella, I'm going 1o miss you . I love you. brother.' - Viking Randy Moss. eulogizing taamma1e Korey.-strlnge · · ,~:~:~:~' S©ttr(\)A-~t.tfSID WOlD GAM I - - - - -·- - 14irod ~y CLAY l. POllAN . Recrrange ltltters of 0 four scrambled words the be· low to form four simple words. I LORESY 1:..~, f---,,..,5_,1-' T il!"s-rl--1_. I I r,-,.....,.--1 0 I . CONSTRUCTION. PROJECT? 0 'Birthday . '· There 's ~ strong ch~Oce you 'II crea,te a gr o up of new objec tives for yo ur.;elf in the year ahead. 'lmtcad of-making e xc use §. you will establish Shalla River Ag Sarvlca, Inc yuu rn:lf as a 35537 St. Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 ~u ccess . VIRG O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) -- Regardle!is of how cowork er~ treat you o r o thers, be 'courteous and considerate of th em today. Kind words and gentle dire cti ve-s spawn TREE SERVICE co mplia nce . H arshness incurs wrath: Virgo, treat younelf to a birthday gifc. Send for your . Asn o- Graph predi ctions for Top • Trim· Removal Buc.k at Sarvlca th e ye ar ahead by mailing $2 and SASE t o Astro-Gr:.ph. clo thi5 newspaper . P.O. Box SERVICE . on a sound horses! might be a singleton 2 I I I I 1 I or high from a doubleton.) So, the nine must be an equal. · · honor signal· an- 13 BI·TIOII nouncing the heart queen. From the dummy, TETPY "Have you ever noticed ," a it should be obvious that the defenders t......I.L-...&.-..L.-..L.--'.,. friend inquired, "that the person need to win two heart .----:::--:::-:::-:-;-;,.....,...--, who knows the Ieast, usua IIy T 0 E V I V knows it the - - - - - - -T and two diamond ...,..1_._ . Complere lhe chuckle quoted tricks. If East has the by filling in tho missing words diamond king, there L-..J..-.I.-,...1..-.1-.......&.--1 you develop from step No. 3 below. is no problem. But. if A HINT NUMBERED LETTERS 1 South has that. king, ~ IN 1HESE SQUARES East has to lead the .. . UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO suit through declarer. W GET ANSWER So, at trick two , SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS West must underlead Quiver- Filch- Verge· Wooden- DIVORCE the heart king to put Army officer to ·privjlte: "We feed, clothe and keep East on le'ad for the you company, just like a marriage." "The private replied leth.d diamond shift 'I want a DIVORCE !" . through South's king. 167, Wi ckliffe. OH 44092 - .. ' ,, 33 It's for Celebrity Cipher cryptogr8ms are created from quotations by lamous people, past and present. Each tetter 1n the cipher stands for another. 1--r,.,.) LARRY SCHEY . 35 Harden 36 Be In a choir 38 They're sometimes wild 39 Cultlvalad 1 crop 41 Eucalyptua eater 42 Level {a building) 43 Panache 44 Transmit 46 Soprano Gluck 47 Pen polnta 48 MI. Rushmore's st. 51 Work CELEBRITY CIPHER I Cus1om Computers Service, Repairs, and 'We'll fix it or el$el• ·~ , . llOUNI> TlliP . .. w1Tt4 A Upgrades (II) 18, 2001 ttc ··"A.._.,• · ~· ' . · ~Oilfi.Y, ~Ill, • 740·992-4119 OH BACKHOE I DOZING I END LOADER I (10'x10' 610'x20') BISSELL Many more are like this one , in which a simple signal supplies the secret for success - if partner is thinkmg. South's three-spade opening bid showed a decent seven-card suit, some 6- 10 highcard points, and six or seven playing-tricks (winners) . West's takeout double ·implied a ~and with spade shortness and length in the three unbid suits. North was worried about four red-suit losers, but he couldn't bid less than four spades. East thought about sacrifi cing, but decided against it because his side was vulnerable. Five diamonds doubled would have cost 50!). Against four spades, West led the heart ace: three, nine, four. West continued with . : THE BORN OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS software. Your Replacement Psrta Source . KENSINGTON and up, used . ·: • · i Take lead 't'IU.IIE' In-home service available 24 houra, uaed sys1ems 386 DREHEL'S • ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ROUTI! 1211, LONG BOnOM, OHIO USED COMPUTERS 8 ""I don "1 think so"" 'g Green fruit tO Bank transaction 13 Breathes out 19 Filla with wonder 21 Designer St. Laurent 24 Gullet 25 Follow • orders 26 Eight (pref.) 27 Notices 28 Spaces 29 At!lece 31 Long . cushion t. 10:30 ·Preaching Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 992-9158 f ..,•; ;.... ... For more information, come to our church site. Sunday 9:30· Sunday School; 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH Included In prevloua eubmlaslons nor be conaldered . The eft Warner Ins. 992-5479 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED . $200.00 PER JOINT REGUlARlY $321.00 PER JOINT •ueplclon "" • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. • Always Available. JERRY'S Public Notice .. . .,. ..... • ,__,. Cellular Licensed andlln.•ured Ionge 40 Windy City trelno 6 K QI . 7 Soo11>e 41 Colo. ~·-- 1 1' Exls1 •· • - neighbor ' . AKQ Ji tJ 12 Pierre'• girl 42 Upahot l'l' tll 14 John 45 Hurt and ' Glenn"• llvor W Ak U t • Q. l l t A QJ I t l01152 11tte 49 Gulnneu • .In 15 U.le title or Baldwin _, 6 I ·I I 16 Ariz. 50 Gouda A A J tii i S I neighbor alternative • J 5 4 17 Mountain 52 Po1top ' • 7 lion 53 Writer Grey 18 Caatro't 54 Emulate De!ile~ Sou th Vulnerable: Bol.h city Queen South Wn l S•r1.11 East 20 Punctua· Elizabeth 3. DOl 4JIIJIW lion nurrk 55 CEO"a deg. 22 Mont• 56 Conclu· Opening lcl.d. W A gomery elan• oi)HI 57 Awful 23 Wide 11. 58 Invite 24 Made cow sound• DOWN 27 Big BY PHIWP AlDER hemmer · 1 1OO.meter 30 Kinder· Y es t e rd ay , we 2 Opera tune gar1on looked at a deal in lesaone ' 3 TV'• Griffin 4 Prohlbltad 31 Pollen which one defender dlttrlbutoro 5 Bovarylnd had to make a starPeel 32 "Yummy!" 6 Haber· 34 Dripping tling discard to help dashery 35 Montana partner find an unexl1em end l'jamath 38 Humane 7. Prunad pected shift. There {branchea) org. are few deals like that. LUKE"!'!! 7'l0-992-1671 I t •• 74f)-:1 41l·l0lf) evenlnll~ Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES Pomeroy Mon • Frt ol total contrtct or proposala. awtrd. In addition, accordance with 29 30% ol the total CFR part 31 , 32 Meigs contract award must County Department be uted 10 aerve out· of Job 4 Family ol•achool youth. Sarvlcaala prohibited Propo11l1 must lrom discrimination damonetrate the on tho basis ol race, ceptblllty to meet color, national origin, performence . sex, age, religion, atandardt and to political belle! or quantity progrtm disability. outcomes. For 1 copy of the Melge (II) 11 , 2001 County Worldorca Pltn, the tan program - - - - - - - ala m 8 n 11 , Public Notice 1h a performance atendarda, the · IN THE COMMON criteria u ead In PLEAS COURT, tv eluting the PROBATE DIVISION proposals, a modal MEIGS COUNTY, contrect and OHIO propol8l format, contact Jtna Banko INTHEMATTEFIOF SETTLEMENT · 11 the Malgt County Department ol Job & OF ACCOUNTS, Family Services (740) PROBATE COUFIT 1112·2117 arct. 101. MEIGS COUNTY, Propoetll should OHIO bt- aubmlttad io . Tharua Lavender, Accounta and Malga County Job & vouohara ol the Family Servlcae, 175 following named Flace Street, P.O. Box fiduciary hal been 1111, Middleport, OH lied In the Probata 45710 no ltter than ourt,. Malga County, September 21, 2001 hlo lor approval and All . lament. 1 t 4:00 p.m. aubmlaalone muet be ESTATE NO. 31853 received by mtll or • Firat and Final hand dallvery by the count ol Donna R. above data and time. Knapp and William D. No metarlalt .....W.d Knepp, Guardlana of tftar the date will be .f' • £lalla§ Webel' f40 117-11383 740-992·5344 ·.:~~:1ilii!Si.!~Ou· . :,;~uSi. lfeSs: ~ · ( .:: f'lll"" lnfllnnatllln (;llnta.::t f:oolvllle, 01/45723 Tire Barn -__::____ :~~=;~:~~~:::'!--~~!;~o~f:~~~j;~~~?--~~:~~~~~~~~:~~~~-·~~~~i:~thereto, 1 Job . September 15th & 16th Dealers 1000 St. Rt. 7 South • Complete Remodeling 0 11/o N• w~M' A • l«l<triu" $150,000.00 lor tha period ending June 30, 2 0 o 2. Admlnletrallva coet IIEOUEIT FOR PROPOSAL Meip Couuty Flirp"olmds Case-IH Parts • Gara9es Public Notices in Newspapers. Your RJght to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. Public Notice Public Notice ' 'Q EXP~~O'o, ~J2 Equipment Parts Factory Authorl2ed · • New Homes WINTER STORAGE NOTIC 4~&Wti~l3 37 Swtoa 39 lntplrlng electric ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUcriON •LIM& .. S11.85•11111111Wtrl •1111111 Pill Ill••• hell SIU5 lnU MUI·I•IInU' $41 HOURS: Meip County Falrgt:~~unds Arrival: SepL l9 & OcL 20, 2001 10:·00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. Rei-: April 27, 2002 A fee of $20.00 will be charged for early arrival, late arrival, early renewal, late removal, or anytime access is wanted to fairgrounds other than stated dates. Bulldinllspa« is ftrst come first serve. lllslde Storage: $4.00Jir Open Spa«: S2.00Jif Inside Fence: $1.00Jif projt<:l 4 Wag<rr ~ ------. All Makes Tractor & 992-7943 Rocky R Hupp. Agent Box 189 Mid<.liGp&~"l. Ohio 45760 •. PARft --- 1 Hydro- Medicare Supplement; Life I nsurance; Burial and Final E<penses; Cancer & D ental, Retirement, Pe nsion & 40IK Roll ovors: M ort gage; Major M edical • Nursin g Home "' DIPOYSID HOME CREEK MONUMENTAl LIFE INSURANCE CO. Loca I 843·5264 949-1405 591·5011 &&Hi329 Self-Storage 'f ·.' I 24111. ~ "ectilt9 High &Dry JONES' Roofing • H.ome MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout Free Estfm/ltes 1--- ••• • Footen, Walls, Steps • •GntYOISand 0 'IDJIIOII • flit Dirt Howardl. Writesel ACROSS Fullylnaured • l~nrti~e ~our ~u~inm on t~i~ ~a~~ or one ; ' mont~ for a~ ·low 01 ~~~ ~~one ~~~·~I ~~ · o. ' '• 0167. Be sure to state your Z odiac sign. LIBRA iScpt. 23 -0ct. 23) -f - Th is m1 ght not be one o yoUr be tter days for managing ~ yo ur reso.u n;cs. Hcing oblivious nhout your financ ial picture today could tu m you into a dream'e r instt:ad of the -pro- _duccr you are. SCO RPI O (O ct. 24- Nov . 22) -- Of course yo ur sdf-intc rc m are impo rt ant, bllt you mu st n ever try to feathe r yOur own nes t at th e ex pense of someony ehc.· De es pec ially · careful· not to take 5omcone down in the hop e o f making' yoursclflook good . , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 2 1) -- Respo nding in a defensive mann\.:r or wit h a ron of"' ex-cuses w on "t al!cr the facts if you are w rQ ng about something t oday. O wn up to your m i5takes , a nd make amc nd5. C APRI COI~ N (Dec. 22Jan . 19) -- You r e xtra vagant . ·whims might be a sorry behavior today. If yo u yidd to the m , yo u'll not o nly waste your rcsources, ' you'IJ also end " .,. up kicking yourSelf. Instead of blowing your Jw ad of CO!. S.h , build o n it. liQUARIUS Oan . 20-Fe b. 19) -- Don"t pout abo ut being asked to make some accommodatiom today when interacting with people wh mr- in terests ne not com pat ible wilh yo u rs. On ce you adjust to rhe idea , you'll lik£" il. PISCES (Feb. 20- March"20) -- Unfo rtunately, today could be one of th o se days when you ·n have the t e ndency to view things negatively. You know this mindse t Only fulfills your prophecies, 50 think ;m d ac t posirlvely. AR IES (March 21-Apnl 19) -- Evaluate situati ons very carefully today. and don't delude you~c lf about stre ngths you don't p ossess. St:l f~ dcc c p ­ tion could be yo ur Achilles' heel. Reali sm is your powe r. TAURUS (April 20-May 20} -- D on 't compla in about so m eo ne to other peo ph.• today . [t could make yo u look like a cryb abY. 1mtc.1 d of the solid , stro n ~ i nd iv1d l1al you are . GEMINI (May 21-J unc 20) - T oday ,' subdu c tend encies to make excuses for vo ursdf or magnify yo uf problems.. Usc your gifted im :~gn1a t i o n for constn1 ct1ve p urposes. C ANCE R Qune 2t -j ul)' 22) -- Wh e n it coines to gcrtmg invo lved in a j oint ve nt u re t oday , yo ur cho1c e of pan nc r mi ght be u hwi~ c . If yo u a re objec tively ho n est about yo ur co unterpart , all will tum ou t OK. LEO Ouly 23-Aug. 22) -- If you d o n ' t fo c us on wha t you ' re do ing today and, instead, o perate in a hap hazard m ann er , t hi n ~s you hope to complete will m:v.c r ge t do ne . Get org;m i zcd apd zero in on what needs doing. �Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio ' • Tuesday, December 26, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 NEA Crossword Puzzle p~ ALDER Racl1111, Ohio 45771 CONNIE'S CHilD CARE. ' 740-985·3948 CONCRETf/IILOCK/BRICK - - fllllill ll,llllllb. P/.8 COIITRAOORS, INC. • Mulch Bulldozer Services Hou111 992·3470 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM flat Work, Replaaments. • Walks and Drives • Stendl · CRte Free Estimates S.nlng Oblo and W.V. WV1031712 Tree Service • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Still TuNnPIIIIS ENTE RPRI SES ->~-- General Contracting Excavatinl( - . Dozer and Backhoe Septic Systems UtWties New Homes 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-5232 .. ' -~ lAMM'S CONSTRUCTION :N) COIGI FiJC liON ,.,.. eellrnatee, ln8ui'H Spedolluln uew coallructloo, Specializing In roofing, plumbing, drywall, · remodeling, additions & dec:kl F11111eatlmatea 10 y111. experience In lht butlnau Rtlerences a1111ll1ble. Owner: TerryLamm nn,.IIOdetodottaa. plumbloa. tlectrlal, home mal•· ttuDCt, ud repair porchn, " dec:ks. ,•' • ' . OWner Charles R. Dill ,....992·7445 (el 591-9254 ........ - le -king propoaala to 8 provide oomp,.henalve youth program to eligible youth agee 14• 21 -.Iaiani with lle1ga County'a WorkloDevelopment Plen, rovlalona ol the edaral Workforce lnveatmartl Act (WIA), and ralltad federal ltlld IIIII ntgulatlone, In •lltbtiehlng youth lctlvlllat under WIA, tarvlce providers,,. expected to link rograms with local bor Medl, provide 1 llrong connection between academic and occupatlontl learning, end aalabllah progrema whloh pnrpara youth for poet secondary aduoatlon or or unaubaldiMcl am.Ployment 11 JIIIPIGP{IIII· larvloae ahould lnolucla: determining allglblllty for WIA pr09r1ma, providing a comprahenalva erraK Ill ••rvlcaa to aiiiJ bla youth and Incorporating the tan program elamenta .under WIA. Three progrema will ba 1 ward • d • nd progrem coati mual not , exceed r. c: 44087 Wlpple Road ~ r· .,.,. -'f!,'- .:~ ~/J : Sal9·1 >'271 mopd ' Free estimates· on repalrea. Good Deals! ~ •, • ·.~ •, • ,a ".~rv. .......11J;·~~ It~ lfntd Th StvpA1Jon'-' t-3~15-1124 1-800-250-!10"77 Residential Commercial New Corutruction Soles Senice lrutallation. ; Specialiri111 in Shett Metal Ductwork : "Trane" Sales & Sen ice For Gallia, Ma.•on, a'nd Meigs Counlies .. WV 005176 Ul-l,SI-IOR, ,...,.,.... Ot4tl, (740) 742-2925 . hardware and WINDOWS "HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOG¥ KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TIME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT 99.5% OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING License IJ53009580 Public Notice the peraon and es1ate ollmogane M. Knapp, an lncompeten1. Unlaoo exceptions account will be said set lor hearing before said Court Court on October 18,2001, at which lime said account will be considered and continued from day to day unlll finally dleposed ol. AnY P e 1 • on Interested may llle written exception to said account or to matters pertaining 1o the execution ol 1he trust, not lass than live days. prior to the data sat lor haarlng. Robert Buck Judge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlolon, Meigs County, Ohio MANlEVS SELF STORAGE g7 Beech St. middleport, OH SINCE 1964 TRUCkiNG • lRENCHING IIITIC DlllllWIIllllllliWI. . Tt4~ F~fQtJ~NT FL n~t MII..~S CAN(,~L fA'tl ortt~ll our. .. .. .. P'" ,.-------. . I-IlL&.~, ' WN<:E UP ! '· IT'5 U\IE ! DO YOU W~TTO ""l SPeND Tf\E WP;:)(£ Df'.-'{ If-.1 BED ?" 1111111•1 mIll RW 11111111-Ulll CIUIIIIl IIRIIIIIIIIIIIIHWIIIItll tllll& HIIIIIIIKMI~Itlll gg2-6635 BUILDERSlNC, New Homes • VInyl Siding • New Garages ' Replacement Windows ' Room Additions • Roofing ~Snodgrass' Upholstery COMMUCIAL tmtl R~IDEIIHAL I ·Decks • • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flooring Pressure "Ht/pllll You to Rtrovtr Yourlnlfltmmr" the heart king, which left East wishing he had bid five dia~=~'=~"""'==~=--;;:i,;;;:~~. Now four spades was · unbeat§ >IOTHII>IG SI'.'<S •1-0sEil.• able. From the bidding, .p LIKE GE1TIN6 HIT § TEN SECONDS ttm;l A West knows that East GME oF •oo])bE tw-L'~ cannot be short in hearts. (In other cir0 I cumstances, the nine 0 . WEITIWIIIIIDP FREE ESTIMATES fiii/WIIItlr ..... 740.992-7599 217 E1111 Second Streel (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 9~2-5908 ~Its TIC.IC~T IIIATEI.fAIIRIIIC~~~!~~~~~!~~~.~ Pomeroy, Ohio 814i49·2202 RICint, Ohio 10-1:31'-"l .......... Ill I:JO.tz:ll Clllllt ........ M.f I DOt-h !.lAVE A FOOT6ALL TEAM .. I ONLV I-lAVE A BASEBALL TEAM ... lit ~81 'f'OU ONLV THINK '(OU HAVE A BASEBALL TEAM, CI-IUCK .. Jf-.... l.....l 740-667-(1600: 109lJ"'A'-+'-'.'==:=I : """"" ""' tcHEvRoi~TI ! ! , - 750 East State Street Phone (740)593·6671 Athens, Ohio . Heat Pumps : Fur1nac,as Air Conditioning : Refrigeration ;: $2,500 (change out old system) $1,700 (add AJC to furnaca) ' WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? • New Home• • Siding • Roofing • • Remodeling • Garagea 'Additions 'Decks ' Home Repairs ·' Free Estimates 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 r· ·::·~. TRI-COUnTY TRflnSPORT Umestonel Seniors Discounts multiple t.ood · 'DIKounts for one month·: for·.as Shade River AG Ser~ice "Ahead In Service" Complete Line of Sullivan's Grooming Supplies Sulfur Coa1ad Urea, bulk only, $128.00 per ton 10% off all Prlefert Horea and Livestock Equip. 10.10.10 All Purpose Fertilizer $4.50150N 9,000 Baler lWine $19.50/Bale 18,000 Ba.ter lWine $21 .50/Bale ' ! ' • Room Addltlona & Remodeling ; New Garagaa • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gunara • Vinyl Siding & Painting . • Patio and Porch Decks Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 track by Luls Campos . TotJay's clue: 0 equals W ·w TEWMaE SFBOHGU LZG"Y VWE U CD FWIB MZC H y.' HR WGL YZ SWG EWPPH GZY FZKM M Z C R B B FZO RYEBYSF KHZGBK PKCB ~- '• ....... PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Big fella, I'm going 1o miss you . I love you. brother.' - Viking Randy Moss. eulogizing taamma1e Korey.-strlnge · · ,~:~:~:~' S©ttr(\)A-~t.tfSID WOlD GAM I - - - - -·- - 14irod ~y CLAY l. POllAN . Recrrange ltltters of 0 four scrambled words the be· low to form four simple words. I LORESY 1:..~, f---,,..,5_,1-' T il!"s-rl--1_. I I r,-,.....,.--1 0 I . CONSTRUCTION. PROJECT? 0 'Birthday . '· There 's ~ strong ch~Oce you 'II crea,te a gr o up of new objec tives for yo ur.;elf in the year ahead. 'lmtcad of-making e xc use §. you will establish Shalla River Ag Sarvlca, Inc yuu rn:lf as a 35537 St. Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 ~u ccess . VIRG O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) -- Regardle!is of how cowork er~ treat you o r o thers, be 'courteous and considerate of th em today. Kind words and gentle dire cti ve-s spawn TREE SERVICE co mplia nce . H arshness incurs wrath: Virgo, treat younelf to a birthday gifc. Send for your . Asn o- Graph predi ctions for Top • Trim· Removal Buc.k at Sarvlca th e ye ar ahead by mailing $2 and SASE t o Astro-Gr:.ph. clo thi5 newspaper . P.O. Box SERVICE . on a sound horses! might be a singleton 2 I I I I 1 I or high from a doubleton.) So, the nine must be an equal. · · honor signal· an- 13 BI·TIOII nouncing the heart queen. From the dummy, TETPY "Have you ever noticed ," a it should be obvious that the defenders t......I.L-...&.-..L.-..L.--'.,. friend inquired, "that the person need to win two heart .----:::--:::-:::-:-;-;,.....,...--, who knows the Ieast, usua IIy T 0 E V I V knows it the - - - - - - -T and two diamond ...,..1_._ . Complere lhe chuckle quoted tricks. If East has the by filling in tho missing words diamond king, there L-..J..-.I.-,...1..-.1-.......&.--1 you develop from step No. 3 below. is no problem. But. if A HINT NUMBERED LETTERS 1 South has that. king, ~ IN 1HESE SQUARES East has to lead the .. . UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO suit through declarer. W GET ANSWER So, at trick two , SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS West must underlead Quiver- Filch- Verge· Wooden- DIVORCE the heart king to put Army officer to ·privjlte: "We feed, clothe and keep East on le'ad for the you company, just like a marriage." "The private replied leth.d diamond shift 'I want a DIVORCE !" . through South's king. 167, Wi ckliffe. OH 44092 - .. ' ,, 33 It's for Celebrity Cipher cryptogr8ms are created from quotations by lamous people, past and present. Each tetter 1n the cipher stands for another. 1--r,.,.) LARRY SCHEY . 35 Harden 36 Be In a choir 38 They're sometimes wild 39 Cultlvalad 1 crop 41 Eucalyptua eater 42 Level {a building) 43 Panache 44 Transmit 46 Soprano Gluck 47 Pen polnta 48 MI. Rushmore's st. 51 Work CELEBRITY CIPHER I Cus1om Computers Service, Repairs, and 'We'll fix it or el$el• ·~ , . llOUNI> TlliP . .. w1Tt4 A Upgrades (II) 18, 2001 ttc ··"A.._.,• · ~· ' . · ~Oilfi.Y, ~Ill, • 740·992-4119 OH BACKHOE I DOZING I END LOADER I (10'x10' 610'x20') BISSELL Many more are like this one , in which a simple signal supplies the secret for success - if partner is thinkmg. South's three-spade opening bid showed a decent seven-card suit, some 6- 10 highcard points, and six or seven playing-tricks (winners) . West's takeout double ·implied a ~and with spade shortness and length in the three unbid suits. North was worried about four red-suit losers, but he couldn't bid less than four spades. East thought about sacrifi cing, but decided against it because his side was vulnerable. Five diamonds doubled would have cost 50!). Against four spades, West led the heart ace: three, nine, four. West continued with . : THE BORN OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS software. Your Replacement Psrta Source . KENSINGTON and up, used . ·: • · i Take lead 't'IU.IIE' In-home service available 24 houra, uaed sys1ems 386 DREHEL'S • ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ROUTI! 1211, LONG BOnOM, OHIO USED COMPUTERS 8 ""I don "1 think so"" 'g Green fruit tO Bank transaction 13 Breathes out 19 Filla with wonder 21 Designer St. Laurent 24 Gullet 25 Follow • orders 26 Eight (pref.) 27 Notices 28 Spaces 29 At!lece 31 Long . cushion t. 10:30 ·Preaching Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 992-9158 f ..,•; ;.... ... For more information, come to our church site. Sunday 9:30· Sunday School; 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH Included In prevloua eubmlaslons nor be conaldered . The eft Warner Ins. 992-5479 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED . $200.00 PER JOINT REGUlARlY $321.00 PER JOINT •ueplclon "" • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays. • Always Available. JERRY'S Public Notice .. . .,. ..... • ,__,. 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W A gomery elan• oi)HI 57 Awful 23 Wide 11. 58 Invite 24 Made cow sound• DOWN 27 Big BY PHIWP AlDER hemmer · 1 1OO.meter 30 Kinder· Y es t e rd ay , we 2 Opera tune gar1on looked at a deal in lesaone ' 3 TV'• Griffin 4 Prohlbltad 31 Pollen which one defender dlttrlbutoro 5 Bovarylnd had to make a starPeel 32 "Yummy!" 6 Haber· 34 Dripping tling discard to help dashery 35 Montana partner find an unexl1em end l'jamath 38 Humane 7. Prunad pected shift. There {branchea) org. are few deals like that. LUKE"!'!! 7'l0-992-1671 I t •• 74f)-:1 41l·l0lf) evenlnll~ Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES Pomeroy Mon • Frt ol total contrtct or proposala. awtrd. In addition, accordance with 29 30% ol the total CFR part 31 , 32 Meigs contract award must County Department be uted 10 aerve out· of Job 4 Family ol•achool youth. Sarvlcaala prohibited Propo11l1 must lrom discrimination damonetrate the on tho basis ol race, ceptblllty to meet color, national origin, performence . sex, age, religion, atandardt and to political belle! or quantity progrtm disability. outcomes. For 1 copy of the Melge (II) 11 , 2001 County Worldorca Pltn, the tan program - - - - - - - ala m 8 n 11 , Public Notice 1h a performance atendarda, the · IN THE COMMON criteria u ead In PLEAS COURT, tv eluting the PROBATE DIVISION proposals, a modal MEIGS COUNTY, contrect and OHIO propol8l format, contact Jtna Banko INTHEMATTEFIOF SETTLEMENT · 11 the Malgt County Department ol Job & OF ACCOUNTS, Family Services (740) PROBATE COUFIT 1112·2117 arct. 101. MEIGS COUNTY, Propoetll should OHIO bt- aubmlttad io . Tharua Lavender, Accounta and Malga County Job & vouohara ol the Family Servlcae, 175 following named Flace Street, P.O. Box fiduciary hal been 1111, Middleport, OH lied In the Probata 45710 no ltter than ourt,. Malga County, September 21, 2001 hlo lor approval and All . lament. 1 t 4:00 p.m. aubmlaalone muet be ESTATE NO. 31853 received by mtll or • Firat and Final hand dallvery by the count ol Donna R. above data and time. Knapp and William D. No metarlalt .....W.d Knepp, Guardlana of tftar the date will be .f' • £lalla§ Webel' f40 117-11383 740-992·5344 ·.:~~:1ilii!Si.!~Ou· . :,;~uSi. lfeSs: ~ · ( .:: f'lll"" lnfllnnatllln (;llnta.::t f:oolvllle, 01/45723 Tire Barn -__::____ :~~=;~:~~~:::'!--~~!;~o~f:~~~j;~~~?--~~:~~~~~~~~:~~~~-·~~~~i:~thereto, 1 Job . September 15th & 16th Dealers 1000 St. Rt. 7 South • Complete Remodeling 0 11/o N• w~M' A • l«l<triu" $150,000.00 lor tha period ending June 30, 2 0 o 2. Admlnletrallva coet IIEOUEIT FOR PROPOSAL Meip Couuty Flirp"olmds Case-IH Parts • Gara9es Public Notices in Newspapers. Your RJght to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. Public Notice Public Notice ' 'Q EXP~~O'o, ~J2 Equipment Parts Factory Authorl2ed · • New Homes WINTER STORAGE NOTIC 4~&Wti~l3 37 Swtoa 39 lntplrlng electric ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUcriON •LIM& .. S11.85•11111111Wtrl •1111111 Pill Ill••• hell SIU5 lnU MUI·I•IInU' $41 HOURS: Meip County Falrgt:~~unds Arrival: SepL l9 & OcL 20, 2001 10:·00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. Rei-: April 27, 2002 A fee of $20.00 will be charged for early arrival, late arrival, early renewal, late removal, or anytime access is wanted to fairgrounds other than stated dates. Bulldinllspa« is ftrst come first serve. lllslde Storage: $4.00Jir Open Spa«: S2.00Jif Inside Fence: $1.00Jif projt<:l 4 Wag<rr ~ ------. All Makes Tractor & 992-7943 Rocky R Hupp. Agent Box 189 Mid<.liGp&~"l. Ohio 45760 •. PARft --- 1 Hydro- Medicare Supplement; Life I nsurance; Burial and Final E<penses; Cancer & D ental, Retirement, Pe nsion & 40IK Roll ovors: M ort gage; Major M edical • Nursin g Home "' DIPOYSID HOME CREEK MONUMENTAl LIFE INSURANCE CO. Loca I 843·5264 949-1405 591·5011 &&Hi329 Self-Storage 'f ·.' I 24111. ~ "ectilt9 High &Dry JONES' Roofing • H.ome MaintenanceGutters- Down Spout Free Estfm/ltes 1--- ••• • Footen, Walls, Steps • •GntYOISand 0 'IDJIIOII • flit Dirt Howardl. Writesel ACROSS Fullylnaured • l~nrti~e ~our ~u~inm on t~i~ ~a~~ or one ; ' mont~ for a~ ·low 01 ~~~ ~~one ~~~·~I ~~ · o. ' '• 0167. Be sure to state your Z odiac sign. LIBRA iScpt. 23 -0ct. 23) -f - Th is m1 ght not be one o yoUr be tter days for managing ~ yo ur reso.u n;cs. Hcing oblivious nhout your financ ial picture today could tu m you into a dream'e r instt:ad of the -pro- _duccr you are. SCO RPI O (O ct. 24- Nov . 22) -- Of course yo ur sdf-intc rc m are impo rt ant, bllt you mu st n ever try to feathe r yOur own nes t at th e ex pense of someony ehc.· De es pec ially · careful· not to take 5omcone down in the hop e o f making' yoursclflook good . , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 2 1) -- Respo nding in a defensive mann\.:r or wit h a ron of"' ex-cuses w on "t al!cr the facts if you are w rQ ng about something t oday. O wn up to your m i5takes , a nd make amc nd5. C APRI COI~ N (Dec. 22Jan . 19) -- You r e xtra vagant . ·whims might be a sorry behavior today. If yo u yidd to the m , yo u'll not o nly waste your rcsources, ' you'IJ also end " .,. up kicking yourSelf. Instead of blowing your Jw ad of CO!. S.h , build o n it. liQUARIUS Oan . 20-Fe b. 19) -- Don"t pout abo ut being asked to make some accommodatiom today when interacting with people wh mr- in terests ne not com pat ible wilh yo u rs. On ce you adjust to rhe idea , you'll lik£" il. PISCES (Feb. 20- March"20) -- Unfo rtunately, today could be one of th o se days when you ·n have the t e ndency to view things negatively. You know this mindse t Only fulfills your prophecies, 50 think ;m d ac t posirlvely. AR IES (March 21-Apnl 19) -- Evaluate situati ons very carefully today. and don't delude you~c lf about stre ngths you don't p ossess. St:l f~ dcc c p ­ tion could be yo ur Achilles' heel. Reali sm is your powe r. TAURUS (April 20-May 20} -- D on 't compla in about so m eo ne to other peo ph.• today . [t could make yo u look like a cryb abY. 1mtc.1 d of the solid , stro n ~ i nd iv1d l1al you are . GEMINI (May 21-J unc 20) - T oday ,' subdu c tend encies to make excuses for vo ursdf or magnify yo uf problems.. Usc your gifted im :~gn1a t i o n for constn1 ct1ve p urposes. C ANCE R Qune 2t -j ul)' 22) -- Wh e n it coines to gcrtmg invo lved in a j oint ve nt u re t oday , yo ur cho1c e of pan nc r mi ght be u hwi~ c . If yo u a re objec tively ho n est about yo ur co unterpart , all will tum ou t OK. LEO Ouly 23-Aug. 22) -- If you d o n ' t fo c us on wha t you ' re do ing today and, instead, o perate in a hap hazard m ann er , t hi n ~s you hope to complete will m:v.c r ge t do ne . Get org;m i zcd apd zero in on what needs doing. �" • • - • • Amenca at war • Officials p. 1ng more people·for The Daily Sentinel WA:sHINGTON (AP) - U.S. law enforcement officials investigating last week's terrorist attacks are pulling in more people ·for questioning, statinning armed g-o.~ards on commercial jets and asking Congress for new laws to clamp down on terrorism. ··· Attorney Gener~l John Ashc roft stressed the urgency of the moment Monday by saying that associates of the hijackers "may be a continuing presence in the United States." "It's 'very likely there was significant ground support and reinforce 7 ment assistance fiom collaborators" for last Tuesday's four teams of terrorists, Ashcroft said on CNN's "Larry King Live" program. As of Monday, the FBI _ had detained 49 people for questioning, holding them on immigration violations, double the number of several days ago: Some have asked for lawyers, and none have been charged in the attack,s that may have kilkd more than 5,000 people. - In adoitton, aurhonties are lookmg for nearly 200 other people to question in last Tuesd.y's attacks on New York Ciry's World Trade Center and the P¢ntagon. · The FBI is keeping a tight hold on its witnesses, jailing an unsp~cified number·of them because :hey might otherwise flee. The Justice Department previously confirmed two peopie were arrested on surh warrants. Courts have sealed all information about those arrested. Asked to characterize ' whether those in custody were talking. FBI Director Robert Mueller sa!i that "there are individuals cooperating, yes," while adding that others were not. Feder•! agencies were being asked to _contribute armed plainclothes sccuriry officials while the Federal · Aviation Administration begins to traitfa new generation of marshals to provide security on airplanes. Four jetline r> were hijacked in last week's attacks. Two were -craShed ii11o the World Trade Center, a third into the Pentagon and a fourth crashed in sc;>uthwestern pennsylvania ati:er passengers · appar~ntly struggled with hijackers. U.S. official' have said Saudi Arabian exile Osama bin Laden and his alQaeda organization are the prime suspects in the attacks. Bin Laden has denied any responsibility. Ashcroft outlined the sky marshals plan along with additional details of the legislative package he asked Con- · gress to pass immediately. It would include use of the money~ laundering statutes to prosecute people who provide resources to a terrorist organization. The package also included nationwide wiretap authorization so that when a suspected terrorist moved around the country, · law enforcement agencies wouldn't have to get additional court approval for a wiretap in a different jurisdiction. Additional detail emerged about Taliban leaders discuss conditions Jfor release of Osama bin Laden KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Afghanistan 's Taliban rulers discussed conditions for possibly extraditing Osama bin . Laden to a country other than the United States, a Pakistan government so urce" said Tuesday, hours after the Taliban urged Afghans to prepare for a holy war. The conditions, including international recognition of the Taliban government and the lifting of UN. sanctions, were discussed Monday in Kandahar, headquarters of the -fslamic' militia that rules most of Afghanistan, the official said on condition of anonymity. No final agreement was reached. The Pakistani team had delivered a blunt message to the Taliban: hand over bin Laden or face certain attack by a multinational force led by the United States. The Pakistan delegation, which is currently in the Afghan capi tal of Kabul, was to return to Pakistan later Tuesday, the official said. . A grand council of Islamic clerics was gathering Tuesday in Kabul to discuss the · ultimatum. The ruling· Taliban have said bin Laden was wrongly implicated in last week's terror attacks on the United States. Warning ·of a possible U.S.led attack, · Taliban 's leaders urged Afghans to prepare for a jihad, or holy war, against America, the official Bakhtar AMERICA AT WAR SUSPECTED - FBI agents searched the home of Dr. Albader Alhazmi, in this undated photo from the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio. Alhazmi, a San Antonl6 doctor believed to be related to at least one of the alleged hijackers·, and held. him on an immigration vi()lation. (AP Photo) i':s . "~' h.· COUf1Cil includes clerics from across the country and is summoned whenever .the Taliban government want• help in making key decisions. Bin Laden and his network of Islamic militants are the prime suspects in last week's airborne assaults on New • York's World Trade Center twin towers and the Pentagon . near Washington. The United States believes bin Laden has played a role in a number of attacks, including the 199S bombings of two U.S: Einbassies in East Africa. t er Ch A WIRED WORLD COM~ANY Our Phone# Has Changed!!! Bush W ASHINGTON (AP) Bush · administration officials are intensifYing . efforts to gain concrete support for a war on global terrorism, meeting with allies and making overtures toward nations that shelter some of the world's most notorious terrorist masterminds. For countries with tenuous relationships with the United States, the meS.o;age was clear: Supporr a crackdown on terrorism or face U.S. retal- GROUND BROKEN - ODOT Director Gordon Proctor, Gov. Bob Taft, U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, ODOT District 10 Deputy Director George Collins and Steve Story, chairman of the SEORC U.S. Route 33 Committee, and Pomer9y attorney, broke ground on the U.S. 33 project. (Brian J. Reed photo) .Ground broken on U.S. 33 • proJed ·iation. - At the same time, the administration is moving to get the money to pursue its effort. President Bush signed into law Tuesday a $40 billion package, most of which will go to .recovery efforts in New York Ciry, :Washington and southwestern Penn:sylvania - where four hijacked ·planes crashed last week, killing thousands of people - and to battle terrorism. The president also put his signature to the congressional resolution authorizing him to use military force against the terrorists responsible for the attacks, the worst iit U.S. history. These efforts came as the exhausting search for victims and the cleanup continued at New York's World Trade Center, at the P~nt:tgun and near Shanksville, Pa., and as federal authorities ratcheted up theirhunt for collaborators to the terrorists who killed themselves and thousands others in the Sept. 11 attacks. Authorities expected the total death count to exceed 5,400. •• For new service, upgrade or downgrade current service, were paid for through grants from the U.S. Department of Justice. Administration officials on Tuesday made contact with leaders from Sudan and Cuba - - nations on the State_Department's terrorism warning list. Bush was planning to meet with Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri and the foreign ministers of Russia and Germany on Wednesday. Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov said late Tuesday after arriving Please DO NOT call (304) 675-3398 in the Point Pleasant area or 800-766-~5$3 in the Jackson County area. These phone numbers will soon be disconnected. .1 WORKING OUT- Jlrri Fry of Pomeroy performs his daily worl<out on the Meigs senior well ness Center's new exercise rowing machine. Along with the new rower, the cenfer.also contains treadmills, stationary bicycles, a cardiovascular fitness flyer, CJ1(l a number of assorted fre&Welghts that area seniors can use to improve ~ir overall physical fitness. (Tony M. Leach photo) l'DM(• Sentinel Due to the tragedies in New York and Washington D.C., the nations blood· supply is drastically low. Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center ·is having a blood drive. 2 Sedlanl- 12 ...... . ' Calendar Classjfieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather Wednesday, Septemb~r 19th lOam .- 2pm+ E~t~!.. ') :~he; ~neJ.o'diouis~:>U-rlds':OF tHt~· hermorl\ca . -···- ·--,.,,~ .n.l ~·d - . '·r '1"'1 hod <on!•·- ~ Chor~otr bigltal MVP " "' of,""""""" cl\ol,,.._ thouNi\ds of ~ot 1 ......t1 P~; ~ ~ .tinclo ""rlotY M ~tli:honnolt • oil With I . . ..~111.-.1 pic-. pto. ' 1 ""·~,.,.110! oil '/tN< ~<ltonn6h• no-oeaoteAII f!,;ift ..,._., ..llh tho- i<Mnood .gllol .......... lf l/OU ' - ' """"'"'10011 It, yj>\1 doo't Ww whot 'fOil,. ........ Soo FOi _..w, Hoot for~ ..... 1:' # •' -- . ..,_ - Please see Allies, A3 . BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAFF DARWIN - "This is an $80 million investment in this communiry, and will bring more jobs and a better standard of living for the people of Athens and Meigs counties." · Gov. Bob Tafi joined Ohio Department of Transportation Director Gordon Proctor, ODOT Depury Director George Collins, U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Lucasville, and Stfve Story, Pomeroy attorney and chairman of the Southeastern Ohio Coun- Hlp: 70s lOs BY TONY M. LEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY -The addition of a new exercise rowing machine at the Meigs Senior Wellness Center is presenting yet another opporrunity for area seniors to embrace a healthier lifesryles. The neWly purchased machine is being added to the center's current arsenal of treadmills, stationary bi cycles and free weights so that 'both cardia-rehabilitation patients and exercise conscious individuals can ·improve their ov~rall physical fitness. The wellness facility, located inside the Meigs Senior Center, has attracted a large number of local seniors who want to keep active, and at the same time, keep abreast of the day's events. Joy Bentley, fitness coordinator, said the center's enrollment has steadily increased over the last seve era! months and that plans to ·s~rvice Details, A2 lEAcH SENJINEL NEWS STAFF A3 OHIO 82-4 Pick 3: 4-5·3; Pick 4: 6-8-9-3 85 llndreoye 5: 1-7-11·32-37 A4 A3 W.VA. 81.3.6 Dally 3: o-~ 1 Daily 4: 1-6-5-2 A2 c 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Please sH U.S. n, A3 TAFT HONORED - Steve Story of Pomero~. chairman of the Southeastern Ohio Reglonal Council's Highway Users' Committee, presented a plaque to Gov.-Bob Taft in appreciation for his and ODOT's support of the U.S. 33 project. brings out ~tudents' views on attack Bv TONY M. Lotteries expand the faciliry are being discussed. Nothing has been finalized as of yet. • "During the wintertime, -it can get pretty hectic in here and sometimes it's shoulder to shoulder;' said Bentley, as slie assisted a curious wellness center member with the rower's operation. uHowever, no one ever really complains and everyone seems co enjoy the exer. programs." ctse Bentley ai:lded that \he wellness center has recently adopted a new "donation program" for those interested in becoming physical)y fit. Individuals can pay $10 per month, couples $15. per month and the occasional guest S1 per visit to use the exercise equipment. "The c;lonations are helpful but not required," said Bentley. "Those wanting to exercise can pay whatever they can." For more information, contact Bentley at 992-2161. The groundbreaking ceremony was held at the end of the four-lane section of 33 at Darwin. and marks a watershed moment in the history of a project involving 40 years of urging, an outpouring of public support, and RACINE - In conjunction with President Bush's national day of prayer ~nd remembrance declaration for victims oflast Tuesdal' attack on the World Trade Cen~ ter and [>entagon, several Southern 1 :igh School · s(udents gathered Friday at first Baptist Church of Racine to pray for those whose lives were touched by the greatest tragedy in the nation's history. The noontime memorial service was just one of many obsenlances held throughout the colintry to remember the victims, their families and a nation momentarily caught in the grip of terrorism. Those attending the remembrance serl(ice are part of a fellowship Christian student organization that meets every week to discuss what's going on in the world. According to the group, even though they live in difficult times, attacks on New York and Washington came as a complete_surpnse. Tmn Theiss, junior, ·said that terrorist attacks were "very shockin g" and a "definite wake-up call for our generation." "I couldn 't believe what I was seeing on the television screen," said Theiss. "It has been a number of years sin ce the United States was attacked and I feel 'that peopl_e Please see VIews, A3 Rehabilitation ·week 10\~*~~ ~ ~Ji:tol> ~ ~ho ..,...., yj>\1 """"to "fft<h. Wl!h 36759 ROCK SPRINGS ~OAD, POMEROY • 992-66,.06 l "- <Jis~.. ti'M ...,.;d diG~t.t dellVOI': \Ilion\ Rogm Walk-Ins or Call Debbie Wayland at (740) 992-6606 For An Appointment ' ;( • and misuse of visas. Court records said the FBI seized documents suggesting the men worked in food preparation for airlines at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and collected . information about an American military base in Turkey, a U.S. "foreign minister;' an airport in Jordan and diagrams of aircrafi locations and - Rowi.ng.eXefCiSef enflanCeS WellneSS Cente-r'-~i::l~u~:~~~~f~:r~!!~mAthenstoDar- Call 800-800-CABLE URGENT in Washingtpn: " It is becoming an · imperative - unification of efforts of all the international cornmuniry in the fight against the terrorist thre-•t:' As the administration shored up support and drew battle lines, the massive investigation continued to find evidence of other plots against America. . Three Detroit men were arrested Thesday ·on charges of identiry fraud -. • All counties have public buildings for governrnent,_-...........................~~~~. .~. .;.~~~~~::~::::~. . . . schools, utilities and other uses, and each one represents a possible terrorist target, Kimmins said. Terrorism brings unique problems that don't occur in other county emergencies, he said. "The fact that it would be a crime scene certainly is one of them ..The other- unfortunately, we've seen it in New York and Washington - · is massive casuaities. There's a whole different set of stress that comes to bear when. there are hundreds of people involved," Kimmins said. Tcift: project will bring jobs, better lifo A G"EAT LOSS - Ladder 4 truck Is surrounded by ma~eshlft memorials as it returns to its mid-town New York firehouse after a call one week after the terrorist attacks against the World Trade Center. This single firehouse lost 15 men when the twin towers collapsed. (AP) "• I _ _ CalLtolLfree-8-1-1·9~8-J4~7-----~ ' • to gather allies If you are calling for cable service or billing questions, and terrorism experts conducted the training. They Hometown Newspaper Meigs County's COMMUNJCArs· State fielps counties p~pa~ COLUMBUS (AP) cies maintain order and clean Lessons to help counties pre- up after disasters from tornapare for terrorism - made does to train wrecks. After necessary after the Oklahoma April 19, 1995, the federal City bombing were · government added terrorism pounded home by the attacks to the agencies' agenda. , on the World Trade Center The explosion that blew and the Pentagon. apart the Alfred P. Murrah One of the primary points building in Oklahoma City, of workshops conducted by killing 168 people, led federthe Ohio Emergency Man- al authorities to make sure agement Agency was to edu~ the nation's counties had cate counry and local officials response plans in place, Kimon the possibility of terrorist mins said. · Over the last 1 1/2 years, jlttacks on U.S. soil. "If there was any skepti- the Ohio EMA has conductcism, I think it certainly has ed nine terrorism workshops evaporated. _We have seen · for all 88 county agencies. hate groups that know no The workshops ended in boundaries and certainly June, and c_o unties have until don't differentiate between the end of October . to file urban and rural," Dick Kim- their response plans with the mins, OEMA spokesman, said state and federal · governMonday. ments. County emergency agenState emergency specialists Tuesday. September 11. 1001 one of the hijacker; and possil>i~ associates. Hani Hanjour, suspected of crashing American Airlines Right 77 into the 11entagon, trained at a flight school in Bowie, Md., flying small planes over the Washingron area at least three times in the six weeks prior to last Tuesday's attack. Chief flight instructor Marcel Bernard said Monday that _Ha.Uour wanted to demonstrate his flying competency. But the airport used by the flight school wouldn't rent planes to Hanjour for solo flights because of doubts about his flying skills and his refusal to provide an address and phone number. FBI agents pressed to learn whether any of those already in custody may have assisted the hijackings, were thwarted in -their own efforts to hijack other planes or planned to carry out other attacks against AmerIcans. were converging on Kabul. "About 300 ulema (clerics) have already arrived: We expect about 700, and we hope we can start later this afternoon," said Mullah HamNews Agency reported Tues- dullah Nomani , the Kabul day. mayor and convener of the "If America attacks our grand cou~cil of Islamic clerhomes, it is necessary for all Muslims , especially for Afghans, to wage a holy war," Mullah Mohammed Hasan Akhund, the deputy Taliban leader, said Monday, according to the state-run Radio Shariat. "God is on our side, and if the world's people try to set fire to Afghanistan, God yvill protect us and help us." Since taking control of most of Afghanistan in 1996, the Taliban have declared holy wars against the northern-based anti-Taliban alliance, Russia and Iran, but never the United States. Hundreds of Islamic clerics FLY YOUR FLAG TODAY TO SUPPORT AMERICA Page AI • 1 Is September 16·22 Holzer Medical Center salutes our Inpatient· Rehab Unit during this.special week. For more information on the • serviees the Rehab Unit provides, please coli ' MEDICAL CENTER _Discover the Holzer Differencf! www .hQlzer.org . (740) 446-5070 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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