https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f0830d6c844421e8824a92c19aa01d7.pdf a46f8d4d1826a37a28c21e6adb40afd4 PDF Text Text I 'AGE SIX FLY YOUR FLAG FULL STAFF TO SUPPORT YOUR COUNTRY! · Here's best in wood preservative BY MoRRIS AHO JAMES CAREY FOR AP NEWSFEAl\JRES Q."What we~ the products you mentioned on your radio show for washing and finishing a wood deck and where can you find them? . A. The wood bleach that we use is called Weather Biaster. The wood preservative . CHARMER -G:J4.80t . . . more than 15 years now is I"JIF;.;..Penofin. The same company makes both products. Their Web site is penofin.com; their . . ... .,-...... _,.._..;._::-~-~. r-:_:~~ phone number : 1-800__...:..._ &>.,,...;:,"'i~a.!'', PENOf;IN. REAIIYIEW The wood preservative is made with Oiticica (oh-tahsee-ka) oil (rosewood oil), a vegetable oil that is very thin ' and has extremely unusual TOday'S Homes penetrating power. With oil COPYRIGHT GARLINGHOUSE CO. in wood • the deeper 1t. peneCHARMER {634·6011 OVERALL D1MENSIONS: 38'-4' X36'-0' trates, the longer-lastmg the LIVING: 1415 square feet protection. Don't buy anyFIRSTFLOORPLAN thing with wax in it. When :.. .... ... ~ . 1001 sa FT ~..._.~ ~ - ._ It - - >IASfER SUIIE IZOX 14'11 -. 8E0;;;;;,;; 3 •zox 10'0 that prevent damage by ultraviolet rays of the sun and from . attack by mildew. ••• Q. In putting up crown molding, I understand there is a more attractive way to do corners than mitering. What is · it? How do you do it? A. Mitering is the quickest and easiest way to cut and JOin moldings at comers where it is important for the moldm"" .,. to appear as though they have joined without a seam. With mitering, the ends to be shape of one molding into the one joining it -an end-toface connection. A coped cut is best made with a slight bevel to ensure a ' tight joint at the face of the . molding. Coping cannot be ' used for outside comers. Here . a miter must be used. Properly . cut, a miter is every bit as ; good as, if not better than, a . coped joint, especially when ~ the molding is large and has •· an intricate pattern. We usu- ·• ally miter. : buy an expensive name-brand aspirin product; or is the generic just as good? - SUE LANGL Y, Oak · Harbor, Wash. DEAR SUE: Inexpensive aspirin works as well as the d al most expensive bran , so ways buy the least expensive SE03 'lMC9' 19'7X 13'11 , liN.lTEO , ... . -. ~ Charmer lives up to its name approximately the same rate. Each is absorbed into the bloodstream to start relieving pain in about the same length of time . You can feel confident in buying the bargain brand. DEAR QUEEN: We have quite an extensive collection ACROSS 91 Fem:efamle 92 Declaration The cove red porch wit h area. both a tub and a shower. The 94 Ballyhoo · · t1 1 Courtroom figure The ki tc h en 15 convemen Y dormer window provides a columns and railing sets a tone Metal fastener 96 That girl 6 of comfort for this family .designed in an "L" shape with cozy comer area to sit and 1t Cruel 97 Kids· home with a country touch. a double corner sink, built-in read a book, or relax and t6 Hike 100 Impair While e~onomical in size, dishwasher, microwave and meditate. 21 Chinese, e.g. 101 Engage In 22 there are no sh01tcuts in style many other extras that make With all the various features Talk on and on swordplay 23 City in Maine . 104 Sadness A bl k or function. From the porch an amena e wor area. available for the Charmer, it 24 Love 105 Resign of the Charmer (G34-601), back door has been added off · lives up to its name. The two- 25 Emotional pains 106 Kindled guests enter a large living the kitchen for easy access to a story look of this 1,415 square 28 Kingly 107 Kind room with a vaulted ceiling, usable rear porch and to the foot home can be enlarged 27 Fish-eating mammal 108 Was brave enough 28 Steadfast 110 Inlet oversized double windows, a b aTekhyar d · d with the addition of a 1,007 29 Ripen 112 Small shelter for .dormer window, and hearth ere are two sec on ary square foot optional basement. 30 Not talking birds • fireplac~ The abundance oLbedrooms on the first floor. :Fot-a..Study- plan,- induding--31-Fiatfoot- - - - --"'.3-NappedJeather light, space and warmth of this They are both comfortably scaled floor plans , elevations, 33 Fabric for suits 116 Cookout locale inviting room makes it a nato- large with sizable windows sections and an artist render- 35 Stopped fast1ng 118 Bee housing . · d d k 38 Roman despot 119 Bird of pray ' ral gathering place for family and closets. They share a full mg. sen $24.95 to Lan mar 38 Frosl 12o Calm and friends. bath that contains a step-sav- Designs, 33127 Saginaw Road 39 In favor of 122 Family member From the open living'room, ing laundry area located be- E., Cottage Grove, Ore. 40 -de Janeiro 123 Diswnce measure traffic easily flows to the din- hind folding doors. A linen 97424. Please specify name 41 Writer Deighton 124 Attorney 42 Visage I 25 Have on ing and kitchen :ireas. The closet for both bedrooms and (Charmer) and the name 44 Circus performer 127 President Hoover dining room, with a wonder- the bath is locatep in the hall- (G34-601) . A catalog featur- 481diot 129 Heart ful bay window, is as perfect way, making towels and sheets ing hundreds of home plans is 51 Fund-raising event 130 Jet letters for a morning cup of coffee as easily accessible. available for $12.95, or save 54 Grow dim 133 FOOd fish it is for family meals and en- An attractive, open stairway by ordering both for $29.95. 55 Andy's friend 135 Strange · h d 1 1 d h c: • 11 57 Greek letters 136 . d F 1 tertaining. or mmg on t e with a han rai ea s to t e For ,aster processmg,_ ca - 81 Zodiac sign 137 Crone Recipe amount lighter ~ide, serve small snacks private second floor master 800-562-1151 or VISit our 62 Lengthy 141 Ear: prefix and casual meals on the pen- suite. This room features a web site at www.landmark- 63 Cheapskate t42 Group of singers insula counter that doubles as sloped ceiling, a large walk-in designs.com. 65 Freshman at 144 Youngster an eating bar or preparation closet and a full bath with Annapolis 145 Not well-done 66 'Elk 146 Spring • • 67 "Christmas Carol" 147 Last Some of year's top tool1nnovat1ons ~~~=~gp~s Bu1lders Show and the Inter- can clamp down on an item 73 Part of NATO AND MORRIS CAREY national' Hardware Show. in Jess than 2 seconds and 74 Burden · h t t f75 Cal. abbr. FOR PP NEWSFEATURES Tools, tools everywhere! This w1t over 1-quar er- on o 77 Macaroni shape When we were kids, our year was no exception when it fori::e. The manufacturer calls 79 Muck it the "quick vise." No, it 80Cirl'clrmatlteam · · first stop when we got home oame to tool innovations. can't be used as an anvil, but 82 Approves . ' from school was - naturally ••• - the kitchen. Mom always One cool tool that we with the quick-vise handle 83 F:ondest hopes . . . , ' 85 Dental problem kept a basket on the counter found at this year's hardware spmnmg IS a thmg of the past. 87 Tiger the golfer heaped with thin-sliced dark, show was a battery-operated Simply slide the jaw closed, 89 Mongrel Russian rye bread. device that the manufacturer turn the clamping dial a half 90 Fragment A quick search of the bot- refers to as their "multi-tool." turn or so, and you· have tow drawer of the refrigerator Essentially, this tool does it all, achieved instant grip. And,_ rendered some kind of cheese and it's cordless. What you ·get the quick vise weighs less than 1..-+-+--+-+-find, usually a package of is an ergonomically designed 3 pounds, and thus is .portable. freshly sliced yellow Ameri- handle that is incredibly easy The flip of a latch on its pase !...+---ican. A piece of super-crunchy to hold and remarkably well re leases the vise from its ' bread _with a slice of cheese balan-ced for one that is so in- mount, allowing you to move 1...-+-+-was our standby afternoon expensive. The. grip reminds it to another location in your snack. us of a suitcase handle in that workshop. We feel that this is Once our growing teen-age it wraps around the user's one new tool tlut will combodies were refueled, we ea- hand, protecting fingers and pletely change how people l.r-+---4-+--+gerly headed for our second knuckles from· little smashes perceive the terln .. vise." destination - dad's work- and big crashes. ••• For gardeners, a new a tool shop. Dad has always reAs usual the handle is what is now available that is used t.,-+-+-mained in our hearts as our houses the battery, but that's fix-it guru, the epitome of do- not all. At the front of the with a cordless electric drill to, it-yourselfers. He wasn't as handle is a· push- larch system help plant flowers and bulbs in vocal as Tim the Tool Man that allows thre~ifferent half the time - and almost but was every bit as enthusias- tools to be attached. The without effort. Hate digging tic. He had at least one of choices include a drill. a re- but love planting? If so, this is every . tool ever made, and ciprocating·saw Gig saw) and a the tool for you. It' s,a 6-inch every one of his tools had its detail sander. You couldn't round metal auger whose sole own special spot in his work- ask for more versatility in a function is ta"ttrill holes in the shop. · compact design. With one ground. The twisted shape Now th at we're older and contraption, you can cut, makes it self-driving, and that have come to underst~d hiS sand, screw drill, grind. shape makes the digging much eas- 1=.+-+-fascination with tools, we and buff. ier. If you like planting, you'll can't imagine anyo ne who "' want to add this one to your b..+--1--1!'!1 loves working on his home If you regularly use your tool chest. Dad would have. not having the same intense bench vise as an anvil, you For more home improve- tn.+-+--+-+-interest. That's why we . have might not find our next offer- ment tips and information, L-....0._,_.....,_,__ so much fun when we get to ing as interesting as we do. , visit our Web site at attend trade shows like the You can now purchase a port- www.onthehouse.com. National Association of Home able, plastic bench vise that ••• BY JAMES ' L . Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio so cents ·September 24, 2001 ·Vol. 52, No. 28 DEAR GORDON: Here . are some tips to keep your tapes in tip-top conditiqn. • Don't ,rewind videotapes · .after use. Wait until just be~: fore playing. 'This flexes th,;: tape and removes any linger" ing humidity. · DOWN 83 Two~ome 84 Aqtress Farrow t · lsland country 86 Experienced one 2 Application 88 Lummox 3 Eatery 89 Big cat 4 Joke 91 County, In England ; 92 Wrongly 5 Naval officer: abbr. 6 Evergreen tree 93 Esteem 7 Greek island 95 "Raven• poel 8 Anger 96 Charming and 9 Timemble abbr. sophisllcated 10 Receive gladly 98 Call 11 Ring · 99 Bovine animal 12 Museum's contents 102 Short sleep 13 Decays 103 Stuff 14 Look of contempt 105 Bedding Hem 15 Simgl~3!8!!!wf~U!!.I-~-'---'1~09.,_.Stop on a 16 Guy 111 Fractional part 17 'Much - About 112 Cried like a 'crow Nothing" 114 Moisture 18 Kingly 115 Dlr.letters 19 Jalopy . 117 Paddle cousin 20 Reddy or Keller 119 C~p handle 30 Domestic pests 121 Apiece 32 Sphere 123 Busybody 34 Well-behaved 124 Theater area 37 Bid .. 126 Lodger 39 Soft candy 128 Big snake 43 Hirt and Pacino 129 Loving touch . 44 Cisterns 130 Up until now 45 On the - . 131 Set of steps 46 Give off 132 Mixer for gin 47 Most optimistic 134 Ross the singer 49 Energy I 36 Place of safety 50 Building extension 138 Valuable thing 51 Speeder's undoing 139 Backbone 52 Ridge · 140 Detests 53 Sclent~lc researcher 142 Cut · 54·Concentrate 143 Poles 56 Vend 144 Box tops 58 Nomenclature 145 Shankar the altar 59 Concerning . player 153 Come to see 60 Run-down 148 Lawyers' org. 155 Excuse 62 Connects 150 GOP mem. 156 Terminated 157 Roof part 64 Johnny 152 - de vie 67 Drew aimlessly 153 Big shot 158 Name meaning 88. Not wide 154 Wrath "peace" 69 Take legal action 159 Summary, for sho~ • 160 Speaks hoarsely 71 Guild 76 "The House of 161 Wrecks Seven-" 162 "For- saksl" 78 Armed conflict 81 Hog :::~:~:~~!New www.mydailysentinel.com AMERICA AT WAR Bush seeks to cripple bin Laden cooling controversy ~ WEEKLY PUZZLER CRAWL SPACE OPTION Meigs County's • 1 BY LINDA Coaa one. A study of aspirin found of videotapes. Any advice on ; I THE QuEEN OF ClEAN (R) that all brands contain the caring for them so that ther:: I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION . same amount of aspirin in last longer? - GORDON_:• ~~I DEAR QUEEN: Should I each tablet, and all clissolve at FRANK, Palatine, Ill. . L----...l..-1 .............. .. 12'0X 10'0 joined on each. of the two pieces of wood are cut at an angle equal to half that of the corner angle. For example: miter cuts at a 90-degree corner would each be at 45 degrees. Coping is the other technique that some say is better than mitering. However, coping only can be used · for inside corners. Here, a ; ~~~- ;....;:;;"~Counterpoint in (""if' :' you wet a wood surface !hat has been sealed with wax, the water will bead beautifully. UnfortUnately, that beautiful coat of wax doesn't penetrate as far beneath the surface as oil do~s. Worst of all, ·wax evaporates far more rapidly than does oil - about 2- to 3times as fast. A good wood preservative BY ScoTT LINDLAW ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON - President Bush is trying to choke off Osama bin Laden's money More than half of' Americans flow as the White House pre- recently polled said they feel pares for military action and depressed because of .the terrorist steps up diplomatic efforts to a~acks, and more of them are · build an international anti-ter- women than men. rorist coalition. Have you felt deprell88d by the Bush was to sign an execu- terrorist attack on the World tive order identifYing terrorist Trade Center and the Pentagon? groups and their operatives Yes around the world and fre ezing - - - - - · 71% their US. asSets, national secu- No rity adviser Condoleezza Rice . . . . 27% said. Percent who have "The president will sign an experienced ... executive order about financial ... depression QUEEN CONTESTANTS - Queen of the 2001 Sternwheel Rachael Morris, Chelsea Ray, Meghan Haynes, Amber Snownetworks, really squeezing the ~tJ,Pff!':!:!\MJ 62% Riverfest will be crowned in ceremonies Saturday at 3 p.m. den and Erica Bryan, was held . Sunday. (Charlene Hoeflich life's blood out of his organiza79% on the parking lot stage. Judging of the contestants, from left, photo) · tion;· Rice . said Sunday on · CNN's "Late Edition." Bin Laden's group "will ultimately not be able to function if it ..:iniso ;m:n~ia: 26% qmnot have access to money," : 40% she said. · All · Bush was meeting Monday Note:The poll of 1,200 was taken Thurlday By CHARLENE HOEFLICH ns. Meigs County girls ages 16 to 19 torian costuming, they were judged by a , with Prime Minister Jean · rhi'OUifl Monday and has an enor margin of ptus or minus 3.5 percentaQe points, larger SENTINEL NEWS STAFF ' . d to par t'1c1pa . te m . t he pane ] of t h ree out-o f.-county .JU . dges, , were mv1te Chretien of Canada - a key for subgroups. POMEROY - Five candidates are c pageant. . . Sherry Bibbee of Athens, Virgima Merally, but one whose leaders and ~ompeting· for-1he·Fitle of queen of2001 ! · fMzes, to , the pageant w~nner~ ritt of New Haven, W.Va., and"Mlrilyn ·· · Citizens felt sriuobed 'in recen - ~j;"~~&?~!P'r:sContar AP Stern~heeiRiverfestwiththewinner .to mclude a $1,000 scholarship for the PavlovskyofGalliaCounty. __ --da~ . _ _ _ _ - -· ___ _ .. . ~~be announced~at-3-p.m:-S-aturday-from- queen-'anaa $500 Tcliolarship- fortheThe 0 t t. ts · d, d 'fTh 'd d'd Cliret1en .'s under crmc1sm , , . , c n es an were JU ge on a e pres! ent 1 not men- fi I h h the parking lot stage. runner-up, both from the Umverslty of . 1OO-point scale in five categories: Vic totion Canadian coo eration in rom. some at mme w o s_ay .e The contestants, all Meigs High R1o Grande. . . , . . P hasn t been bold enough m hiS S da ii h d 'd nan costume, IS pomts; commumty/ h1s address to Congress on S·c hool students, are Amber Sno\"den " un y a temoon, t e can 1 ates met h I. 1 . d . h d . · h h response to th e terror attac ks . 15 1 · B ryan, and JUmors, · · M eg · h an at M organ ,s R est B ed an d Brea kf:ast 10r " . sc oo mvo vement, pomts; aca cm1c T ursda ayh mght. He was expected to ouer a: an d E nca C d " d a dt oug · . d gmg . and a recepnon. . A ttlre . d m . v·ICan com, H aynes, Ch eIsea R ay an d R ac h aeI .M or- JU p I ease see Queen, A3 f< anad l\ ouse clsIe fA . more o f C ana da's F- 18 Jet orte t ousan o mencan fighters for joint patrols of air travelers strand ed til ere ati:er North American skies, along dual attacks in Washington and with naval support and possible New York on Sept. 11 · He did replacement of Canadian solpraise Britain, whose prime diers for U.S. troops in peace- The mood of a nation ·- • wom.n 5 vie for Riverfest queen crown .wm. Meigs, Gallia jobless rates drop in August FROM STAFF REPORTS · ment co mpensation . claims POMEROY Area statewide was counteracted by unemployment rates mostly a slight decline in employdeclined in August, with ment, officials said. reductions in the numbers of In Gallia County, unemjobless noted in Gallia and ployment was 5.5 percent last Meigs counties. month, down five-tenths of a The news came from the percent from July's 6 percent. Ohio Department ofJobs and Meigs County saw a I perFamily Services, which tracks cent drop . to 8.3 percent in employm~nt in all 88 coon- August. Joblessness was at 9.3 percent in Meigs during July. ties. Among surroun d'mg coonOhio's jobless rate was 4.2 ties, Athens was the only one percent in August, unchanged that saw an increase in un em~ from July, DJFS reported. A decrease in unemployPlease see Jobless. A3 Hlp: sos Low: 40s Toclay's Sentinel· o Please see Bush.' A3 ' ' . Lotteries BY EMILY SWARTZLANDER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS - Garrett joined the . Ohio National Guard for the college tuition money it offered him. But ·after packing his bags to prepare for active duty, attending classes this winter is the last thing on the 24-yeat-old ai rman's mind.. Garrett is one of the 1,400 members of the 12\st Air Refueling Wing that are preparing themselves; their employers and Pick 3:-8-6-0; Pick 4: 7-3-5-7 Super Lotio: 27-32-39-40-42-48 Kicker: 4-2-1-8-9-8 W.VA. ~[: 23-27-34-39-40 (42) . c honored guest at the speech. Ohio Guardsmen busy preparing for call-up· OHIO 4 Jninister, Tony Blair, was an BY BRIAN J. REED Pomeroy parking lot, and SENTINEL NEWS STAFF continued to Mizway TavPOMEROY Mem- ern, where music, food and bers of Meigs County Bik- fundraisers were planned ers AssociatiOn and other for Saturday afternoon. bikers clubs in th e region The bikers were led by · made an impressive convoy Arnold Priddy of Pomeroy, through Pomeroy, Middle- . who dons a Santa Claus port and Rutland on Satur- costume every year, and day for the association's were led through town by 16th Toy Run. · police escorts · from Organizers expected Pomeroy and Middleport. more than 300 bikers to Kind-hearted bikers from participate in the run, as far away as North Caroliwhich began · m the Piease see Toys, A3 ' Oetails, A3 1 s.ctlon - 1 Pllc•s Calendar A2 Classjfieds A6-8 Comics A9 Editorials A4 Obituaries A3 Sports AS. 10 J.WJ.!e!<!a! !tl!.h!.5eil.r_____~A!l.!.3 Annual Toy Run draws convoy 2001 Ohio valley Publishing co. their families for the possibility that they Columbus, said Sundav at the Rickenwill be sent to help with "Operation Inti- backer Air Force Base. " Now it's time to nite Justice,"the U.S. retaliation m.ission for go." the Sept. II terrorist attacks. Th e National Guard did not allow The unit received authorization Saturday members of the 12lst to give their. last to be mobilized as part of President l:lush's names for security reasons. call for a partial mobilization of the · Along with its 484 members, the 121st Nation"! Guard and Reserve in America's, was authorized to send 18 KC-135 tanker which mean'S if called to duty it can invol- 'planes to refuel fighters and bombers in the untarily call 484 of its members to go. air. The unit's primary task woufc:fbe to "The trainin·g is done," Garrett, of refuel planes. · · · .Holzer Medical Center Respiratory Therapy and Education Departments onnoun.ce their First Annual Respl'r atory Fall Symposiu• . . Tuesday, October 23 • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm · HMC Education & Conference Center A one-day event that gives respiratory care professionals tlie opportunity to learn and review different aspects and conc.epts in the respiratory field. · MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference .. www.holzer.org Fo,r more information, or to register, call Sandy Moore at Pu:Zzle answer·on Page 4 \ (740) 446-5919 II ' ' '\... �•• Monday, Sept. 24, 2001 Page~ The Daily Sentinel ~ Daughter~ biological clock ticks in mother's ears DEAR ABBY: What do you do when your daughter tells you she has turned into a lesbian? My husband and I raised her properly. She was married, but ·things changed. We are respectable people who try to be loving and kind. Abby, will our daughter ever "turn around': and realize her biological · ADVICE clock is ticki ng? Will we ever see grandchildren' A MOTHER WHO CARES A LOT gay co uples adopt or give bir.\h to DEAR MOTHER: Your daugh- . children, so don't give up hope. I'm sure you may have many more ter's sexual orientation has nothing to do with the way she was raised. Con- questions than you have put in your tinue to love her as you always have. letter. An excellent so urce of inforShe needs your support now more mation and support for you would be than ever. Although your daughter an orga nization called !'FLAG (Parwill probably never "turn around," it ents and Friends of Lesbians and is still possible for you and your hus- Gays). Contact them by writing band to become grandparents. Many PFLAG, 1726 M St. N.W. , Washing- Dear Abby ton, DC 20036, or by e-mail at info(at)'11lag.org, or by visiting the Web <ite at www.pflag.org. You'll be glad you did". DEAR ABBY: This is for the "Freshman in Dallas·," who asked how to adjust to his/ her first days in high school. Please ,print my letter, because I have -beeo in that person's shoes. Dear Freshman: I'm about to start my senior year. When I was a fre~h ­ m:in, I learned that none of my friends would be going to the same school as me because I was going to a magnet school. I was painfully shy, but I loved the theater and decided to join the drama club. It worked miracles' Not only did I find a slew of new friends, but I overcame my shyness as well. Health Department, immunizaMIDDLEPORT- Ohio Valley Crusade for Christ' meeting, tion clinic, Tuesday, 9 to 11 Monday, 7 p.m. Middleport First a.m. and t to 3 p.m. at office Baptist Church. All area church on Memorial Drive. Shot records to be presented; chilmembers encouraged to attend. dren to be accompanied by parent. RUTLAND - Rutland Garden Club, Monday, home of Pauline Community Calendar Is pubAtkins, 1 p.m. Anyone interest- lished as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to ed in gardening welcome. announce meetings and spe· RACINE - Southern Local clal events. The calendar Is Board of Education, Monday, 7 not designed to-promote p.m. at the high school. sales or lund·ralsers of any type. Items are printed only TUESDAY as space permits and cannot POMEROY- Meigs County be guaranteed to appear. --1>0MEROY- Meigs County Veterans Service Commission, 7:30p.m., Monday. POMEROY - Revival at Faith Full Gospel Church, through Friday, 7 p.m. Evangelist Charles Hall. Special singing nightly. Any activities, like sports, band or acttvltles available at his or her, drama, will help you meet great peo- school. There are many clubs and serple who share your interests. In these vice groups in addition to classes in activities, it is also common for a . journalism, yearbook production, freshman to have friends who are drama and music. All these activities provide legitijuniors and seniors - very helpful! Good luck. I really hope you have mate social interJctiom while sntas much of a blast as I've had in high dents work together on common school. Ninth grade was my best year goals. They are a wonderful way to . so far. - BEEN. THERE AND meet new people, get involved and . LOVED IT, NEWPORT NEWS, have fun . Incidentally, all of these activities VA. DEAR BEEN THERE: I'm sure look great on college applications. your . upbeat and encouraging letter Sign me ... COLLEGE STUDENT will be appreciated by more student< IN SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. DEAR STUDENT: Your letter is · than the one for whom it is intendsure to provide food for thought to ed. How generous of you to share thousands of incoming freshmen. your personal experience. Read on: Thank you for the input. DEAR ABBY: Please recomDear Abby is writren by Pauline' mend that "Freshman" investigate the different campus organizations and Phillips and daughter Jemme Phillips. E-MAIL YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS: news@mydailysentinel.com CHESTER -A glimpse of events planned for the bicentennial observance of Ohio in 2003 was given to Meigs Counry Retired Teachers at a recent meeting at Chester Courthouse. Pat Ellis, a representative from the office of . Nichola Moretti,,coordinator ofbicentennial events in southeastern Ohio, spoke of planned events. She stressed letting people know what we have here, protecting what we have, and teaching our children of their heritage. She said .e ach counry will host a bell casting, and the bells will be rung March 1, 2003, the 200th birthday of . Ohio. The first bell . was cast m . Marietta. Guests . included Jake and June Frowine, past and present di~_trict representatives, who reminded the ·group of the . increase of life membership du es as of Dec. 15. They stressed the importance of becoming involved in the causes of retirement. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Banquet Select or Valu Frozen Dinners 69¢ ~imit • 1 1 Ham Shank En.d 1: 79¢ lb. ::Kidney Beans TRIPLE :: 5/$200 :: I COUPON Good For 5 0 I I I I 31b. bag I 69¢ ·.I "The negative impact of the COLUMBUS (AP) Pushed by the Ohio Supreme terrorist attacks will certainly Court and pulled by a weak magnify the gap between economy, the state is struggling actual revenue collections and to raise money in ways that estimates," Taft's top budget officials warned in a Thursday .!affect Ohioans the least. Gov. Bob Taft and lawmak- n1en1o. ers have ruled out a major tax For many lawmakers, the increase and agree that cuts to revenue crunch has taken "state agencies, already laboring them back to the spring, when under tight two-year budgets, the state struggled to balance would be a last resort. the budget while finding an They differ, though, on the additional $1.4 billion for. use of targeted tax increases schools. that affect some but not all resAlong the way, lawmakers idents. examined dozens of minor tax "If we've got a huge prob- increases gained by ending lem on the order of a billion sales tax exemp tions or closing dollars, you have to look at tax credit loopholes. every option," Taft, a RepubliEventually, the $45 billion can, said Friday. "We told the budget was balanced through taxation department to look .at deep reductions in spending ber.ything." · and delaying a pair of tax cred: The state still doesn't ·know its involving employee job !the size of its budget problems. training and researdi and : Two weeks ago, the Ohio development. Those . saved Supreme Court ordered the about $77 million this year and S\ate to spend more on schools next. in order to make the schoolBut hundreds of millions of funding system constitutional. dolla.rs in potential revenue After estimates of that spend.- remain in sales tax exemptions, ing hit $1.2 billion annually, the "options" Taft referred to. the state asked the court to They include exemptions on ---1--~:fQnsi\ier its decision. ~ __,__Lever.ything from 800 numbers Making matters worse is the to professional services such as economy: the state announced accounting and legal services. Thursd3y that revenues were A 1997 estimate of potential $101 million below estimates revenue from professional serfpr July and August. vices alone topped $2.6 bil. On top of that, the financial lion. The Ohio Department of impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist · Taxation left such estimates attacks: the Dow industrial out of this year's budget docuindex dropped 1,369.70 last ments but estimates the revweek, its biggest one-week enue potential in the hundreds of millions of dollars. drop. :•I1 3/$100 ~"iii'ili'"iii"iii"iii"iii"iiiWI Gal. Stokely Toys from PageA1 Those attending the event at the Mizway paid admission, which will go toward the association's efforts to provide Christmas toys for needy children. Last year, the bikers spent $4,200 on toys- all in Meigs County businesses. The program assisted more than 180 families. Barb Doczi of the Bikers Association, the relationship between the bikers and local . Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concern in all stories Is to be accurate. tf you know of an News Departments The main number is 992·2t56. Department extentions ar~ : Gener~t manager Ext. 12 N.wo Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Other services Ext. 3 Adverttolng ' 298 SECOND STREET ' POMEROY, OHIO the flag against a wall (like hanging it flat outside a window), the union or stars should be on the flag's right or the observer's left side. Flag pins should be worn on the left side pf the body, near the heart. Ctrculetlon Ctautlted Ada Ext. 4 . Ext. 5 To send e-mail news0mydaity8!1ntlnel.com On the Web www.mydallysentinel.com PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 & 26, 2001 When the flag is displayed on a car, the staff should be attached to the ·right fender. SOURCE: United States Code Tille 36, Chapter 10 AP Cool and wet next two days BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS showers. Highs in the upper · d CooI temperatures Wit· h blus- 50s .wr aroun d 10 mph . "' h west wm f tery winds and on-and-o<• "11 d . . h sh ewers WI ommate . t e region's weather Tuesday and ur d da we nes y. Hi ghs will range from the mid-50s to the low 60s and lows will be in the 40s, the · I •n h S · ·d N attona vveat er ervtce sat . Drier and warmer air will . Oh" b Th da move mto to y urs y, forecasters said. h _ b Sunset tomg t Wt 11 e at 7:26, and sunrise on Tuesday is '2 2 at 7: a.m. TUPPErlS PLAINS - A Reedsville-area youth was cited for failure to yidd by tl1e Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol following a two-vehicle accident Saturday at the intersection of state routes 7 and 681 in Tuppers Plains. Troopers said Mi cah R. Barber, 15, 53120 Ohio 681, was eastbou(ld on 681 .at 1:30 p.m. when he pulled from a stop sign at the intersection and collided with a pickup truck driven by Jeffery W. Marcinko, 42, Marcinko Road, Tuppers Plains, that was southbound on 7. Damage to both vehicles was slight. EMS runs POMEROY .....: Units of the Meigs Em erge ncy Service answered 14 calls for assistance over the weeken.d. Units responded a> follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH Saturday, I 0 a.m., Ohio 7, Harley Hendrix, Holzer Medical Center; 12:49 p.m ., Overbrook Nursing Center, Helen ,Morgan, HMC; 3:36 p.m., Sycamore Street, Isaiah Hoskins, Clayton Williams, treated; 4:37 p.m., Main Street, Cecil Queen, Charles Burns, refused treatment; 7:18 p.m., Fourth Street, Kloey Bonecutter, treated; 8:53 p.m., Collins Road, Howard Searles, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 10 :37 p.m., oh·10 681 ' Rh <1n d a Chaney, treate d ; S d SO . un ay, 2 : a.m., 01 lVer Street, William Cook, treated; · 9 :0 6 a.m ., C ottage D nve, Ovida Chase, HMC; 7:27 p.m.,Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mary Neutrling, Bush Jobless . Madison Counry had the lowest rate for the month at · 2.1 percent. Statewide, the number of ' workers unemployed in August was 250,000, down from 251,000 in July. The U.S. unemployment rate increased to 4.9 percent in August from 4.5 percent in July. The unemployment rate is· largely based on a survey of just under 2,000 Ohio households conducted monthly by the U.S. Census Bureau for Ohio's Bureau of Labor Market Information. businesses is important. "So much of what we are ployment over July. The rate able to do is made possible by for August was 3. 7 percent, up local businesses," Doczi said. one-tenth of a percent. "They donate food, they Lawrence County was donate prizes, they make cash unchanged at 5 percent. donations- and we think it's Declines were seen in Jackimportant to support them, so son at 6.4 percent (eightall of the toys are purchased tenths) and in Vinton at 9.4 here in Meigs Counry." (five-tenths). In addition to the SeptemThe August" unemployment ber Toy Run, the bikers also rate of 13.8 percent in Moruse proceeds from their gan County was the highest Memorial Run and other . in the state, DJFS reported. ' events throughout the . year for toys. You don't have to ride a Rutland, and Bub Ray of Harley - or even a Honda Wellston, and plans to study - to help the cause. The fund law; and Rachael Morris is the d3ughter of Steven and Carrie drive will continue throughfrom PageAl out the fall, with collection Morris of Rutland, and is cans in local businesses. transcript, 20 points; an essay planning a career in cosmetolentitled "Why I'm Proud To ogy. Live In Meigs County," 25 Contributing to the 'pageant points; and an oral presenta- have been the Meigs Counry tion about "What There Is For Economic Development ' A Visitor To EnJOy in Meigs Office, Beta Sigma Phi Sorer(USPS 2t 3-960) County," 25 points. · ity, The Fabric Shop, K&C Ohio Valley Publlohlng Co • .Published every aflemoon, Monday It was announced that Joy .· Jewelers, Falcon Design, Dan's, through Friday, 111 Court St., Padgett of the Governor's Nature at its Best Cabins, Pomeroy, Ohio . Second-class po~tage paid at Pomeroy. Office of Appalachia, who has Wtlliarns Insura nce, Judge Member: The Assoc:ialed Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. played a key role in bringing Steven L. Story and the Meigs Poatruater: Send address correc· · · attention to southeast O hio Counry Communiry lions to The Daily Sentinel, 11'1 COurt. St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. and its eco nomics difficulties, Improvement Corporation. will be master of ceremonies The pageant is coordinated Subscription rates By carrier or motor route for the coronation program. by Paige Cleek and Karin One$2 Amber Snowden is the _Johnson. One month· $8.70 ono·yoar $104 daughter of Jeff and Carolyn Dally 50 cents Snowden of Rutland and Subocribers nat desiring to pay the carrier may. remit in advance direct to plans to pursue a degree in •MEIGS COUNTY The Dally Sentinel. Credit will be given education; Erica Bryan is the carrier each week. No subscription· by KARATE CLUB mali permided in areas where home, daughter of Duane and Sheila Fall Quarter carriQr service Is available. Jones of Cheshire, and plans a beginning classes career in nursing; Meghan Mall subsaiption starting Thursday, In- Melgo County Setpember 27, at Haynes is the daughter of Paul 13 Weeks $27.30 6:00 p.m. at Carelton and Janice Haynes of Coolville 26 Weeks $53.82 52 Weeks $105.56 School, Syracuse. and her goal is to become a For more RIIOI out.ide Melgo County pediatric doctor. 13 Weeks $29.25 Information, call Chelsea Ray is the daughter 26 Weeks $56.68 (740) 992-6839 52 Weeks , $109.72 of Jay and Sue Dewhurst of Queen j Driver ticketed HMC. TUPPERS PLAINS Saturday, 1:38 p.m ., Ohio 7, motor vehicle acciden t, Micah Barber, Tammi 13arber, Jeff Marcinko, treated. Post to-meet TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 will meet on Thursd3y at 7:30 p.m . A fish fry for members will be held at 6:30 p.m. A special drawing will be held. Plan lunch POMEROY - Triniry C hurch of Pomeroy will serve lunch on Thursday, Friday and Saturday during the Pomeroy· Riverfest. Lun ches will be served (rom 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. each d3y. Meeting set RUTLAND - An organizational meeting for Girl Scouts at Rutland and Harrisonville elementary schools will be held on Tuesday at the Rutl~nd Civic Center from 6 to 8 p.m. Information is available from Jerena Ebersbach at 992-7747. Bloodmobile . TUPPERS PLAINS- An American Red Cross. blood drive will be held at Eastern High School on Tue-sday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m . The goal is 35 productive units. "We encourage local residents to donate, because blood donors are needed ' every day," said . Cheryl Gergely of the Red Cross. , "But because we've had such : an overwhelming response, : we may limit the number of' people on a given day, hoping · h · f to sustam t is outpourmg o support over coining weeks and months." Although blood banks around the country often face a shortage of blood, since the , Sept. 11 terrorisr attacks, a : large donor response has : C ance o rJin 30 percent. "' d . h M I . ,u es ay mg t.. . ost y cloudy with a chance of. rain h L . h .d s owers. ows 111 t e nu 40s. Extended forecast . Wednesday... Mostly cloudy and continued cool with a h f h H. h . h HMC:. c ance o s ewers. tg s m t e POMEROY lower 60s. d c W d d . h M I Satur ay, 7: 27 p.m., HM e nes ay mg !... ost Y Clinic, Billy Joe Kennedy, cloTuhdy. Ldows ipn th e lowe r 40ds. HMC. 1 urs ay... artY c1ou Y· REEDSVILLE Highs ·in the upper 60s. S d 9 Oh " F "da p 1 I d L atur ay, 11 :4 a.m., 10 n .y. .. artY c ou Y· ows 681 Widner, CamdenWeather-foreeast~~-in-the-lower 4Qs-and h-i·i~s-ne•ar-~:¥ai(~~~~ffi~[ffi:'.:!~~~~a;~~~ri<i~l~;.:-E>efr~: ~-~ Tonight...Mostly cloudy and 70. RUTLAND collected to supply turning cooler with a chance of · Saturday. .. Partly cloudy. Lows h "d d h. h Saturday, 2:22 · p.m., p 1anne d an d emergency 40 40 h showers. Lows in t e upper s. m t e rut s an tg s near Oht"o 1_43 , Goldt"e L"ttlIe, , patt.ent ne"ds c .. West wind 10 to 15 mph. 70. Chance of rain 40 percent. Sund3y...Partly cloudy. Lows Tuesday... Mostly cloudy arid in the mid 40s and highs in the Minister Junichiro Koizumi quite cool with a chance of lower 70s. on Tuesday. I II If the American flag is flown with other flags of states or localities, the American flag should always be at the center and highest point. .. To display the flag over the middle of a street, ~should be suspended vertically with the union to the north in an east-west street or to the east on a north-south street. .. Never hang a ftag with the union down, except as a signal of clire distress or danger to life. · .,. The Hag should not touch anything beneath it, such as the ground, water or floor. . error In a story, call the newsroom 46 oz. Limit 2 Please If you display The Daily Sentinel at (740) 992-2t 56. Tomato Juice To hang a flag in mourning , hoist the flag to the peak of the pole for a moment and then lower it to half-staff. When towering the flag, raise it'to its peak briefly betore lowering it completely. from PageA1 run. United Valley Bell Thousands of flags were sold this week as Americans rushed to show their national pride in the alt~rmath of the lerrorist attacks . From homemade ltag pins to flags hanging over porches and out windows, every American is relearning an imponant civics lesson: how to display the American flag. State debating all ·options for money na come to Meigs Counry each year tc participate in the :1 Drinking Water Not Good On Advertised ' Items, See Store For Details ATHENS - Frana Kay Priddy, 64, Escondido, Calif., formerly of Athens, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 200 I in San Diego, Calif She was the daughter of Frank Nuzum of Athens, and the -late Helen Stutler Nuzum. She was a 1954 graduate of Athens High School and a 1957 graduate of Camden-Clark Nursing School in Parkersburg, WVa. She was a practicing registered nurse for over 30 years. Along with her father, she is survived by a daughter, Heather Kay Priddy of Escondido; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Billie Jo and Charles Schrader of Gahanna, and Charleen and Allen Lande of Roseville, Minn.; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday in Hughes- Moquin Funeral Home in Athens. Officiating will be William Shepler. Burial will follow in Athem. Memory Gardens. Friends may visit on Mond3y from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. 15.5 oz. I I I I I I I I I •I Yellow Onions Joan of Arc Light Red LOCAL BRIEFS Waving the flag ORTA gains such ·as COLA . and the 13th check were, noted along with statements, of satisfaction of One Star ser- , vice, a long-distance telephoe carrier for ORTA members. The scholarship committee announced the deadline o( Sept. 25 for scholarship appli-· cations. The scholarship will b'e pre- , sen ted at the Oct. 20 meeting at Triniry Church. Twenty-three members_ were present including severat ' new members. NO RAIN CHECKS Nottingham Death Frana Kay Priddy Retired teachers get look at 2003 : LOCAL HAPPENINGS MONDAY POMEROY - Ohio Hunter Education class, Pomeroy Gun Club, Sept. 24 to 26, 6 to 9 p.m. and Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. until noon. Pre-register by call1 ing 992-4282. • Monday, September 24, 2001 The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio As he laid the groundwork : from PageA1 keeping duties in Bosnia . Bush spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin for nearly an hour over the weekend - their third conversation on the ami-terror campaign - and will see Prime for a military strike, the presi- : dent also sought to help : restore a sense ofnormalcy to: the nation. He looked on Sun-· day as Marines raised the · American ·flag ·at his Camp ' David, Md., retreat to full-staff for the first time since the, attacks. -TRIVIA Cliff Robertson (The Devil's Brigade) was personally cho-. sen by John F. Kennedy to play him in the 1963 film PT 109. . SPRING VA LIEV CINEMA 446•452 4 OLD HOIJT ~ 1 ~ Wl ") I •n ! J ~ C K SO N 7 PIKE FRI9/2101 • THURS 9/27101 TUES IS "BARGAIN NIGHT" . $3.75 ADMISSION (CERTAIN FUTURES MAY BE EJICLUDED) LEGALLY BLONDE (PGt3) 7:10 & 9:10 HARDBALL PG13 7:00 & 9:30 SUMMER CATCH 'PG13) 7:00 & 1:15 THE MUSKETEER PG13 7:15 & 9:30 EEPERS CREEPERS (R) 7:20 I 9:20 AMEIICAH PIE 2 IHE MUSIETEER THE OIHERS RUSH HOUR 2 "":"" lOCI STAI . -~ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $4 .00 FHEE INSPECTION SHAVER REPAIR CLINIC TOESDAl SEPTEMBER 15th Z:lQJ.:OO PM , FRUTH PHARMACY 786 N. 2nd, Middlep'ort �•• Monday, Sept. 24, 2001 Page~ The Daily Sentinel ~ Daughter~ biological clock ticks in mother's ears DEAR ABBY: What do you do when your daughter tells you she has turned into a lesbian? My husband and I raised her properly. She was married, but ·things changed. We are respectable people who try to be loving and kind. Abby, will our daughter ever "turn around': and realize her biological · ADVICE clock is ticki ng? Will we ever see grandchildren' A MOTHER WHO CARES A LOT gay co uples adopt or give bir.\h to DEAR MOTHER: Your daugh- . children, so don't give up hope. I'm sure you may have many more ter's sexual orientation has nothing to do with the way she was raised. Con- questions than you have put in your tinue to love her as you always have. letter. An excellent so urce of inforShe needs your support now more mation and support for you would be than ever. Although your daughter an orga nization called !'FLAG (Parwill probably never "turn around," it ents and Friends of Lesbians and is still possible for you and your hus- Gays). Contact them by writing band to become grandparents. Many PFLAG, 1726 M St. N.W. , Washing- Dear Abby ton, DC 20036, or by e-mail at info(at)'11lag.org, or by visiting the Web <ite at www.pflag.org. You'll be glad you did". DEAR ABBY: This is for the "Freshman in Dallas·," who asked how to adjust to his/ her first days in high school. Please ,print my letter, because I have -beeo in that person's shoes. Dear Freshman: I'm about to start my senior year. When I was a fre~h ­ m:in, I learned that none of my friends would be going to the same school as me because I was going to a magnet school. I was painfully shy, but I loved the theater and decided to join the drama club. It worked miracles' Not only did I find a slew of new friends, but I overcame my shyness as well. Health Department, immunizaMIDDLEPORT- Ohio Valley Crusade for Christ' meeting, tion clinic, Tuesday, 9 to 11 Monday, 7 p.m. Middleport First a.m. and t to 3 p.m. at office Baptist Church. All area church on Memorial Drive. Shot records to be presented; chilmembers encouraged to attend. dren to be accompanied by parent. RUTLAND - Rutland Garden Club, Monday, home of Pauline Community Calendar Is pubAtkins, 1 p.m. Anyone interest- lished as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to ed in gardening welcome. announce meetings and spe· RACINE - Southern Local clal events. The calendar Is Board of Education, Monday, 7 not designed to-promote p.m. at the high school. sales or lund·ralsers of any type. Items are printed only TUESDAY as space permits and cannot POMEROY- Meigs County be guaranteed to appear. --1>0MEROY- Meigs County Veterans Service Commission, 7:30p.m., Monday. POMEROY - Revival at Faith Full Gospel Church, through Friday, 7 p.m. Evangelist Charles Hall. Special singing nightly. Any activities, like sports, band or acttvltles available at his or her, drama, will help you meet great peo- school. There are many clubs and serple who share your interests. In these vice groups in addition to classes in activities, it is also common for a . journalism, yearbook production, freshman to have friends who are drama and music. All these activities provide legitijuniors and seniors - very helpful! Good luck. I really hope you have mate social interJctiom while sntas much of a blast as I've had in high dents work together on common school. Ninth grade was my best year goals. They are a wonderful way to . so far. - BEEN. THERE AND meet new people, get involved and . LOVED IT, NEWPORT NEWS, have fun . Incidentally, all of these activities VA. DEAR BEEN THERE: I'm sure look great on college applications. your . upbeat and encouraging letter Sign me ... COLLEGE STUDENT will be appreciated by more student< IN SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. DEAR STUDENT: Your letter is · than the one for whom it is intendsure to provide food for thought to ed. How generous of you to share thousands of incoming freshmen. your personal experience. Read on: Thank you for the input. DEAR ABBY: Please recomDear Abby is writren by Pauline' mend that "Freshman" investigate the different campus organizations and Phillips and daughter Jemme Phillips. E-MAIL YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS: news@mydailysentinel.com CHESTER -A glimpse of events planned for the bicentennial observance of Ohio in 2003 was given to Meigs Counry Retired Teachers at a recent meeting at Chester Courthouse. Pat Ellis, a representative from the office of . Nichola Moretti,,coordinator ofbicentennial events in southeastern Ohio, spoke of planned events. She stressed letting people know what we have here, protecting what we have, and teaching our children of their heritage. She said .e ach counry will host a bell casting, and the bells will be rung March 1, 2003, the 200th birthday of . Ohio. The first bell . was cast m . Marietta. Guests . included Jake and June Frowine, past and present di~_trict representatives, who reminded the ·group of the . increase of life membership du es as of Dec. 15. They stressed the importance of becoming involved in the causes of retirement. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Banquet Select or Valu Frozen Dinners 69¢ ~imit • 1 1 Ham Shank En.d 1: 79¢ lb. ::Kidney Beans TRIPLE :: 5/$200 :: I COUPON Good For 5 0 I I I I 31b. bag I 69¢ ·.I "The negative impact of the COLUMBUS (AP) Pushed by the Ohio Supreme terrorist attacks will certainly Court and pulled by a weak magnify the gap between economy, the state is struggling actual revenue collections and to raise money in ways that estimates," Taft's top budget officials warned in a Thursday .!affect Ohioans the least. Gov. Bob Taft and lawmak- n1en1o. ers have ruled out a major tax For many lawmakers, the increase and agree that cuts to revenue crunch has taken "state agencies, already laboring them back to the spring, when under tight two-year budgets, the state struggled to balance would be a last resort. the budget while finding an They differ, though, on the additional $1.4 billion for. use of targeted tax increases schools. that affect some but not all resAlong the way, lawmakers idents. examined dozens of minor tax "If we've got a huge prob- increases gained by ending lem on the order of a billion sales tax exemp tions or closing dollars, you have to look at tax credit loopholes. every option," Taft, a RepubliEventually, the $45 billion can, said Friday. "We told the budget was balanced through taxation department to look .at deep reductions in spending ber.ything." · and delaying a pair of tax cred: The state still doesn't ·know its involving employee job !the size of its budget problems. training and researdi and : Two weeks ago, the Ohio development. Those . saved Supreme Court ordered the about $77 million this year and S\ate to spend more on schools next. in order to make the schoolBut hundreds of millions of funding system constitutional. dolla.rs in potential revenue After estimates of that spend.- remain in sales tax exemptions, ing hit $1.2 billion annually, the "options" Taft referred to. the state asked the court to They include exemptions on ---1--~:fQnsi\ier its decision. ~ __,__Lever.ything from 800 numbers Making matters worse is the to professional services such as economy: the state announced accounting and legal services. Thursd3y that revenues were A 1997 estimate of potential $101 million below estimates revenue from professional serfpr July and August. vices alone topped $2.6 bil. On top of that, the financial lion. The Ohio Department of impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist · Taxation left such estimates attacks: the Dow industrial out of this year's budget docuindex dropped 1,369.70 last ments but estimates the revweek, its biggest one-week enue potential in the hundreds of millions of dollars. drop. :•I1 3/$100 ~"iii'ili'"iii"iii"iii"iii"iiiWI Gal. Stokely Toys from PageA1 Those attending the event at the Mizway paid admission, which will go toward the association's efforts to provide Christmas toys for needy children. Last year, the bikers spent $4,200 on toys- all in Meigs County businesses. The program assisted more than 180 families. Barb Doczi of the Bikers Association, the relationship between the bikers and local . Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concern in all stories Is to be accurate. tf you know of an News Departments The main number is 992·2t56. Department extentions ar~ : Gener~t manager Ext. 12 N.wo Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Other services Ext. 3 Adverttolng ' 298 SECOND STREET ' POMEROY, OHIO the flag against a wall (like hanging it flat outside a window), the union or stars should be on the flag's right or the observer's left side. Flag pins should be worn on the left side pf the body, near the heart. Ctrculetlon Ctautlted Ada Ext. 4 . Ext. 5 To send e-mail news0mydaity8!1ntlnel.com On the Web www.mydallysentinel.com PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 & 26, 2001 When the flag is displayed on a car, the staff should be attached to the ·right fender. SOURCE: United States Code Tille 36, Chapter 10 AP Cool and wet next two days BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS showers. Highs in the upper · d CooI temperatures Wit· h blus- 50s .wr aroun d 10 mph . "' h west wm f tery winds and on-and-o<• "11 d . . h sh ewers WI ommate . t e region's weather Tuesday and ur d da we nes y. Hi ghs will range from the mid-50s to the low 60s and lows will be in the 40s, the · I •n h S · ·d N attona vveat er ervtce sat . Drier and warmer air will . Oh" b Th da move mto to y urs y, forecasters said. h _ b Sunset tomg t Wt 11 e at 7:26, and sunrise on Tuesday is '2 2 at 7: a.m. TUPPErlS PLAINS - A Reedsville-area youth was cited for failure to yidd by tl1e Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol following a two-vehicle accident Saturday at the intersection of state routes 7 and 681 in Tuppers Plains. Troopers said Mi cah R. Barber, 15, 53120 Ohio 681, was eastbou(ld on 681 .at 1:30 p.m. when he pulled from a stop sign at the intersection and collided with a pickup truck driven by Jeffery W. Marcinko, 42, Marcinko Road, Tuppers Plains, that was southbound on 7. Damage to both vehicles was slight. EMS runs POMEROY .....: Units of the Meigs Em erge ncy Service answered 14 calls for assistance over the weeken.d. Units responded a> follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH Saturday, I 0 a.m., Ohio 7, Harley Hendrix, Holzer Medical Center; 12:49 p.m ., Overbrook Nursing Center, Helen ,Morgan, HMC; 3:36 p.m., Sycamore Street, Isaiah Hoskins, Clayton Williams, treated; 4:37 p.m., Main Street, Cecil Queen, Charles Burns, refused treatment; 7:18 p.m., Fourth Street, Kloey Bonecutter, treated; 8:53 p.m., Collins Road, Howard Searles, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 10 :37 p.m., oh·10 681 ' Rh <1n d a Chaney, treate d ; S d SO . un ay, 2 : a.m., 01 lVer Street, William Cook, treated; · 9 :0 6 a.m ., C ottage D nve, Ovida Chase, HMC; 7:27 p.m.,Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mary Neutrling, Bush Jobless . Madison Counry had the lowest rate for the month at · 2.1 percent. Statewide, the number of ' workers unemployed in August was 250,000, down from 251,000 in July. The U.S. unemployment rate increased to 4.9 percent in August from 4.5 percent in July. The unemployment rate is· largely based on a survey of just under 2,000 Ohio households conducted monthly by the U.S. Census Bureau for Ohio's Bureau of Labor Market Information. businesses is important. "So much of what we are ployment over July. The rate able to do is made possible by for August was 3. 7 percent, up local businesses," Doczi said. one-tenth of a percent. "They donate food, they Lawrence County was donate prizes, they make cash unchanged at 5 percent. donations- and we think it's Declines were seen in Jackimportant to support them, so son at 6.4 percent (eightall of the toys are purchased tenths) and in Vinton at 9.4 here in Meigs Counry." (five-tenths). In addition to the SeptemThe August" unemployment ber Toy Run, the bikers also rate of 13.8 percent in Moruse proceeds from their gan County was the highest Memorial Run and other . in the state, DJFS reported. ' events throughout the . year for toys. You don't have to ride a Rutland, and Bub Ray of Harley - or even a Honda Wellston, and plans to study - to help the cause. The fund law; and Rachael Morris is the d3ughter of Steven and Carrie drive will continue throughfrom PageAl out the fall, with collection Morris of Rutland, and is cans in local businesses. transcript, 20 points; an essay planning a career in cosmetolentitled "Why I'm Proud To ogy. Live In Meigs County," 25 Contributing to the 'pageant points; and an oral presenta- have been the Meigs Counry tion about "What There Is For Economic Development ' A Visitor To EnJOy in Meigs Office, Beta Sigma Phi Sorer(USPS 2t 3-960) County," 25 points. · ity, The Fabric Shop, K&C Ohio Valley Publlohlng Co • .Published every aflemoon, Monday It was announced that Joy .· Jewelers, Falcon Design, Dan's, through Friday, 111 Court St., Padgett of the Governor's Nature at its Best Cabins, Pomeroy, Ohio . Second-class po~tage paid at Pomeroy. Office of Appalachia, who has Wtlliarns Insura nce, Judge Member: The Assoc:ialed Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. played a key role in bringing Steven L. Story and the Meigs Poatruater: Send address correc· · · attention to southeast O hio Counry Communiry lions to The Daily Sentinel, 11'1 COurt. St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. and its eco nomics difficulties, Improvement Corporation. will be master of ceremonies The pageant is coordinated Subscription rates By carrier or motor route for the coronation program. by Paige Cleek and Karin One$2 Amber Snowden is the _Johnson. One month· $8.70 ono·yoar $104 daughter of Jeff and Carolyn Dally 50 cents Snowden of Rutland and Subocribers nat desiring to pay the carrier may. remit in advance direct to plans to pursue a degree in •MEIGS COUNTY The Dally Sentinel. Credit will be given education; Erica Bryan is the carrier each week. 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Plan lunch POMEROY - Triniry C hurch of Pomeroy will serve lunch on Thursday, Friday and Saturday during the Pomeroy· Riverfest. Lun ches will be served (rom 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. each d3y. Meeting set RUTLAND - An organizational meeting for Girl Scouts at Rutland and Harrisonville elementary schools will be held on Tuesday at the Rutl~nd Civic Center from 6 to 8 p.m. Information is available from Jerena Ebersbach at 992-7747. Bloodmobile . TUPPERS PLAINS- An American Red Cross. blood drive will be held at Eastern High School on Tue-sday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m . The goal is 35 productive units. "We encourage local residents to donate, because blood donors are needed ' every day," said . Cheryl Gergely of the Red Cross. , "But because we've had such : an overwhelming response, : we may limit the number of' people on a given day, hoping · h · f to sustam t is outpourmg o support over coining weeks and months." 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Limit 2 Please If you display The Daily Sentinel at (740) 992-2t 56. Tomato Juice To hang a flag in mourning , hoist the flag to the peak of the pole for a moment and then lower it to half-staff. When towering the flag, raise it'to its peak briefly betore lowering it completely. from PageA1 run. United Valley Bell Thousands of flags were sold this week as Americans rushed to show their national pride in the alt~rmath of the lerrorist attacks . From homemade ltag pins to flags hanging over porches and out windows, every American is relearning an imponant civics lesson: how to display the American flag. State debating all ·options for money na come to Meigs Counry each year tc participate in the :1 Drinking Water Not Good On Advertised ' Items, See Store For Details ATHENS - Frana Kay Priddy, 64, Escondido, Calif., formerly of Athens, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 200 I in San Diego, Calif She was the daughter of Frank Nuzum of Athens, and the -late Helen Stutler Nuzum. She was a 1954 graduate of Athens High School and a 1957 graduate of Camden-Clark Nursing School in Parkersburg, WVa. She was a practicing registered nurse for over 30 years. Along with her father, she is survived by a daughter, Heather Kay Priddy of Escondido; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Billie Jo and Charles Schrader of Gahanna, and Charleen and Allen Lande of Roseville, Minn.; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday in Hughes- Moquin Funeral Home in Athens. Officiating will be William Shepler. Burial will follow in Athem. Memory Gardens. Friends may visit on Mond3y from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. 15.5 oz. I I I I I I I I I •I Yellow Onions Joan of Arc Light Red LOCAL BRIEFS Waving the flag ORTA gains such ·as COLA . and the 13th check were, noted along with statements, of satisfaction of One Star ser- , vice, a long-distance telephoe carrier for ORTA members. The scholarship committee announced the deadline o( Sept. 25 for scholarship appli-· cations. The scholarship will b'e pre- , sen ted at the Oct. 20 meeting at Triniry Church. Twenty-three members_ were present including severat ' new members. NO RAIN CHECKS Nottingham Death Frana Kay Priddy Retired teachers get look at 2003 : LOCAL HAPPENINGS MONDAY POMEROY - Ohio Hunter Education class, Pomeroy Gun Club, Sept. 24 to 26, 6 to 9 p.m. and Sept. 29 from 9 a.m. until noon. Pre-register by call1 ing 992-4282. • Monday, September 24, 2001 The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio As he laid the groundwork : from PageA1 keeping duties in Bosnia . Bush spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin for nearly an hour over the weekend - their third conversation on the ami-terror campaign - and will see Prime for a military strike, the presi- : dent also sought to help : restore a sense ofnormalcy to: the nation. He looked on Sun-· day as Marines raised the · American ·flag ·at his Camp ' David, Md., retreat to full-staff for the first time since the, attacks. -TRIVIA Cliff Robertson (The Devil's Brigade) was personally cho-. sen by John F. Kennedy to play him in the 1963 film PT 109. . SPRING VA LIEV CINEMA 446•452 4 OLD HOIJT ~ 1 ~ Wl ") I •n ! J ~ C K SO N 7 PIKE FRI9/2101 • THURS 9/27101 TUES IS "BARGAIN NIGHT" . $3.75 ADMISSION (CERTAIN FUTURES MAY BE EJICLUDED) LEGALLY BLONDE (PGt3) 7:10 & 9:10 HARDBALL PG13 7:00 & 9:30 SUMMER CATCH 'PG13) 7:00 & 1:15 THE MUSKETEER PG13 7:15 & 9:30 EEPERS CREEPERS (R) 7:20 I 9:20 AMEIICAH PIE 2 IHE MUSIETEER THE OIHERS RUSH HOUR 2 "":"" lOCI STAI . -~ALL AGES, ALL TIMES $4 .00 FHEE INSPECTION SHAVER REPAIR CLINIC TOESDAl SEPTEMBER 15th Z:lQJ.:OO PM , FRUTH PHARMACY 786 N. 2nd, Middlep'ort �The Daily Sentinel I PageA4 Opinion Monday. September 24, 2001 Inside: . The Daily Sentinel • · , Prep Golf, Page A 7 ·· NFL Roundup, Page A 7 Diamond roundup, Page A 10 Page AS The Daily Sentinel Monday. September 24, 200 I 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 74D-992·2156 • Fax; 992·2157 MONDAY'S Ohio Valley Publist'ling Co. Charles W. Govey Publisher HIGHLIGHTS R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Charlene HOeflich General Manager Diane Kay Hill Controller Eamhardt wins. Ripken 400 . Ltllen to lilt MilOr art wleomt. They Jhould bt ltn tlutn J(J() worth. AU lttttn art sub}«tlo Nilittg tJnd m•sl be slJ••d and inclMde addun and UMplemu! nu111bt'r. No utuignftl lttftn wUI k puhlislltd. Untn slundd bt 111 pod ttutt, tuldnnU.r DOVER, Del. (AP) Inspired by Old Glory and its flag-waving fans , America's favorite driver - Dale Earnhardt Jr. - won the Cal Ripken Jr. 400 as NASCAR raced for the first time since the terrorist attacks. Adding another special touch to the dramatic day, Earnhardt's car is No. 8, the same number Ripken has worn throughout his recordsetting career with the Baltimore Orioles.The $3.3 million race was renamed in honor of Ripken, who waved the green flag to start the event. iJJIMU, riOt fWNOIUJliJUS. Tilt oplnlou tXprtlltd ill thl' coiNtrttl &tlow "'' 1111 conumsus of the Ollio WIUI'J Plt.bllfhillf Co.'s tul.ilorilll botud. 11rlltn olhtrwlrt 11oltd. NATIONAL VIEW Informed Improving our knowledge of world helps us understand • Waco (Texas) Tribune-Herald, 011 America~ world geogra· phy· knowledge: ... Most Americans now know where Afghanistan is. That's where US. authorities assumed Osama bin Laden was when terrorists struck our shores. They proba·bly know Pakistan, where be might flee. They probably know Sudan, where bin Laden was before he was expelled under pressure from the United Stares. But do they know Tajikistan? Uzbekistan? Chechnya, Dagestan, Kashmir, Azerbaijan, Eritrea? They are among an estimated 34 countries or territories where bin Laden's organization is said to have seeded terrorist tells .... What grievance do bin Laden's forces bold against the United States? For bolstering Israel, mainly. For being seen as the enemy of the fundamentalist Islamic state. If anyone thinks the Taliban would be a pushover, ask the Russians, who dragged themselves back home after years of costly war with the Afghans. In having to deal with a regime it heiJ?ed militarily 25 years· ago, tht: United States · is dealing with a costly irony that bas become commonplace. Consider that in the '70s and '80s, Iraq was a U.S. ally in dealing with blood rival Iran. Then in the '90s the Unired States bad to go to war against Iraq. Americans need to learn' their geography and their world history. This nation has been snuggled in a shell without a care about rhe world around them. Schools do not give sufficient emphasis to matters overseas. The world seems to drop off at · both coasts. ..J HENTOFF'S VIEW Look to Sudan as worlds cradle of terrorism In April, the State Department's Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism began its report with a statement that is critical for Americans to understand now that we are in a state of war against murderous international fanatics: "United States policy seeks to pressure and isolate state sponsors (of terrorism) so they will renounce the use of terrorism, end support to terrorists, and bring terrorists to justice for past crimes." The report named the seven governments the "Secretary of State has designated as state sponsors ·of international terrorism." And the day after the mass killings of Americans on our own soil, Colin Powell repeated the names of the deadly seven: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Cuba, North Korea and Sudan. Contrary to some commentators, Powell's angry statement on Sept. 11 that state nurturers of terrorism must be I,eld --____,-_ll!i!.LiiL:ful:Jl,~W.aLbl<lp]p.cr:lLi.n_the._w,J.rl(Lb.ear:s_c>JUouJLdail}L-j-~ac~c~o~u~n~ta~b~le~fo~r;;.,a~ct,.s by those they barwas t was already Amerilives in countless ways, whether economically, through 1mlm1gration, or in alliances or obligations that come to be magnican policy. fied in times of crisis. A closer look at that April State We are citizens of the world. We need to become informed Department Report reveals that Sudan citizens. continues to harbor members of various groups - including associates of Osama bin Laden's ai- Qaeda organization, the Lebanese Hizballab, Egyptian Islamic Jihad, the Palestine Islamic Jihad, and HAMAS. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two days after the destruction of New Today is Monday. Sept. 24, the 267th day of 2001. There are 98 York's World Trade Center, the assault on days left in the year. the Pentagon, and the ruthless, random Today's Highlight in History: assassinations of thousands of Americans, On Sept. 24, 1789~ Congress passed the First Judiciary Act, Colin Powell, as well as CIA and FBI which provided for an Attorney General and a Supreme Court. sources, began to ·identifY associates of On this date: Osama bin Laden as among those · In 1869, thousands of businessmen were ruined in a Wall Street responsible for these horrors. panic after financiers Jay Gould and James Fisk attempted to corHere is how the State Department ner the gold market. counterterrorism report from last April In 1896, author F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul, Minn. described this evil empire: "Established In 1929, Lt. James H. Doolittle guided a Consolidated NY2 by Osama bin Laden in the late 1980s ... Biplane over Mitchel Field in New York in the first all-instrument flight. In 1955, President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack while on vacation in Denver. In 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers played their last game at Ebbets · Field, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. · In 1960, the USS Enterprise, the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was launched at Newport News, Va. In 1963, the U.S. Senate ratified a treaty with Britain and. the BY CHRIS MATTHEWS Soviet Union limiting nuclear testing. WASHINGTON. In 1987, Ronald In 1976, newspaper heiress· Patricia Hearst was sentenced to said to the 42nd General AssemReagan seven years in prison for her part in a 1974 bank robbery. (She bly of the UN.: "In our obsession with was released after 22 months ·when President Carter granted her clemency.) antagonisms of the moment, we often forget how much unites all the members of In 1981 , four Armenian gunmen seized the Turkish consulate humanity.·Perhaps we need some outside in Paris, holding 60 hostages for 15 hours before surrendering. In 1998, the government began releasing the ne\\. h.onler-touniversal threat to make us recognize this counterfeit $20 bill. common bond. Ten years ago: Kidnappers in Lebanon freed British hostage "I occasionally think how quickly our Jack Mann after holding him captive for more than tWo years. differences worldwide would vanish if we Children's .author Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as "Dr. were facing an alien threat from outside Seuss;' died in La Jolla, Calif., at age 87. this world. Five years ago: The United States, represented by President "And yet, I ask you, is not an alien force Clinton, and the world's other major nuclear powers signed a already among us? What could be more treaty to end all iesting and development of nuclear weapons. alien to the universal aspirations of our One year ago: For the first time, citizens of the Yugoslav federpeople than war and threat of war?" ation - Serbia and Montenegro - voted direcdy for president. The World Trade Center horror is that (Supporters of opposition candidate Vojislav Kostunica declared "alien force." It has united Americans victory the next day, but the election commission said a runoff not just in New York - in ways not felt was needed, prompting massive protests that toppled President · since the Kennedy assassination. · Slobodan Milosevic. Unlike the horror of Dallas, it has carToday's Birthdays: ABC sportscaster Jim McKay is 80. Actress ried a subsequent positive force. Nov. 22. Sheila MacRae is 77. Singer Barbara. Allbut (The Angels) is 61. 1963, brought death to a national leader. Singer Phyllis ')iggs" Allbut (The Angels) is 59. Singer Gerry Sept. 11 , 2001, brought life to our sense of Marsden (Gerry and the Pacemakers) is 59.Actor Gordon Clapp nationhood. ("NYPD Blue") is 53. Former U.S. Rep. Kennedy II (D-Mass.) This feeling is the silver lining to this is 49. Actor Kevin Sorbo is 43. Rhythm-and-blues singer Cedric cloud of gloom . Class, an on-American Dent (Take 6) is 39. Actress Megan Ward is 32. Singer-musician notion to begin with, has faded for the Marty Cintron (No Mercy) is 30. moment. Firemen, not stock brokers, are Thought forToday:"Hiswry is mosdy guessing, the. rest is prejthe " masters of the universe:' Savers and udice." - Will (1885-1981 ) and Ariel Durant (1898-1 ~81) riskers of life, th\1' receive . the honor, TODAY IN HISTORY Allensby wins Penn dassic Bengals upset RaVens, now 2-0 CINCINNATI (AP) Takeo Spikes took it personally. · He didn't like the way quarterba ck Elvis Grbac chose the Baltimore Ravens over the Cincinnati Bengals in rbe offseason, figuring it gave hi!!' the best chance to play for a WJnner. Who could second-guess him? It didn't seem like a tough choice: the defending ·Super Bowl champion over the NFL's worst team over the past 10 years. Spikes took it as a slight and spent last week reminding his teammates that Grbac had turned up his nose up at them. They turned Grbac every which way Sunday, setting up a stunning 21-1 0 victory that was clinched by the linebacker's 66-yard interception return. "I just kept reminding everybody that be was the guy who said he didn't want to come here, that he had a better chance to win in Baltimore," Spikes said. "That was a big motivation." Spikes made one of the game's two pivotal interceptions. LIGONIER, Pa. (AP) Robert Allenby closed with a 4-under 68 to win the Pennan agreemelilt on the Sudan Peace Act, • sylvania Classic. which would then be sent to the presiIt was his fourth career vicdent. ·. . tory on the PGA Tour, but the The conference was to decide whether ·· first that didn't require a playto include an amendment passed overoff The 30-year"old Aussie finwhelmingly by the House that would ished at 19-under 269 at Lauban froin the United States' capital marrelValley Golf Club for a threekets -. including stock exchmges stroke victory over Larry Mize foreign oil companies that are providing ONE HAPY CAT- Cincinnati's Corey Dillon (28) scores on a !·yard pass reception from Jon Kltna In the third quarter against (65) and hometown favorite Please see Ben1als, A7 the Baltimore Ravens Sunday in Cincinnati. Tony McGee (82) watches. Cincinnati won 21·10. (AP) b uge revenues to the government of ' . Rocco Mediate (68). Sudan by investing in its oil fields. COLUMNIST ., Allenby became the seventh A few days before the terrorist attack · , two-time winner on the PGA on America, the Catholic Bishops of ;1Tour this year, and joined Tiger its current goal is to establish a pan- Sudan accused these foreign oil compaWoods and Phil Mickelson as Islamit: Caliphate throughout the world nies of"profiting from gross and systemthe only players with at least by working with allied Islamic extremist atic violations of human rights," as the two victories in each of the groups to overthrow regimes it deems Khartoum government uses these revCLEVELAND (AP) "Ty isn't going to over- we're in Cleveland, we are past two years. The $594,000 . "non-Islamic" and expelling Westerners enues to further finance · its slave raids They waited until all four of whelm you with his arm," behind them 110 percent '' first-place check pushed him and non-Muslims from Muslim coun- against black Christians and animists in their names were announced, Fuller said. "I told the guys, Detmer, making his first MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Chuck Finley's experience and over $2 million for the year. tries." the South; the ethnic cleansing Of those then the · Cleveland Browns'. 'If they run a curl route, jump start since the Browns traded The PGA Tour resumed September success were too much for Minnesota. ~ · uHe got us to chase once we were behind," $aid Twins manBack in February 1998, . the State who remain to get at the oil deposits him to Detroit, bad the worst secondary took the field the route."' . after a week off because of the . Department summarized bin Laden's beneath their lands, and to fuel .the heli• . ks . Am ager Tom Kelly, whose young team fell seven games bebmd t.,getber. ' Fuller was the 'one who game of his life. terronst attac • putnng er__the Cleveland Indians in the AL_ Central_ declaration of purpose: It is the du~ of copters that bomb Christian schools and . Sid.e,by-side,_Core.y Fuller,_ came-up with the~i•:lea-of~~"lt's;_ernhaJrra:ss irtg,::__th~c__­ 1- - - '''-;,'can flags-on ;ill--1:8--pinsa trd- - · with a 4-2 loss Sunday. all Muslims to kill U,S. citizens - civil- hospitals. And those oil company funds Earl Little, Percy Ellsworth running onto the field with 1990 Heisman winner said ."I · inside the tee markers. · "It was a little too much for us at · rhis ian or military and their allies every- can also be used to further international and Daylon McCutcheon an American flag as a salute to definitely tried to force time," Kelly said." It's all part of! earning and where. terrorism. sprinted out those who died in the recent ~ings that weren't there. That understanding the game. We'll be better for it It is imperative to point out that In an editorial on Sept. 10, the Boston of the tun - terrorist attacks. was not me out there. I put in the future." nel during Osama bin Laden does not speak for the Globe said of a report that the president During pregame warmups, my team in a bole seven Finley, who won his third straight start this pregame great. majority of Muslims. He has twist- would veto these sanctions against the oil Little spotted a fan with a times and I take the blame. introducmonth, was 6-1 last September. ed that faith into an abomination of its companies: "A Bush policy of protecting ''.I'm waiting to wake up large flag and asked if he ' • WASHINGTON (AP) · Placed on the disabled list twice with neck tions carry- could borrow it. essential teachings. But clearly, he has oil companies rather than the enslaved ·from the nightm are." , For weeks, the question hasn't and shoulder spasms this season, Finley has a ing a large many allies, hidden in many places, ready women ami children of southern Sudan "I felt this was what we had Couch threw three TD , been whether Michael Jordan 5.35 ERA. He doesn't know why he's so sucAmerican · to do," Little said . "Let Amer- passes - one to an offensive to strike.As the State Department noted, should not be called realism. Its proper Finley will return, but rather what it cessful in September - be's just happy to be flag and ica and the people in New his "ai-Qaeda (the base) has a worldwide name is appeasement." will be like when he does. Please see Browns. A7 pitching well again. · waving reach." To effectively war against this cradle of York know that even though The official, anticlimactic Finley (8-6) allowed two runs, six hits, one walk and struck smaller Whether or not Osama bin Laden terrorism - Sudan - the president Couch ''I'm back" was due via fax this out nine in 7 1-3 innings. He .needs to solidity the third spot ones. gave a direct order for the attack on should ban these oil companies from our \veek, possibly as early as MonIt was perhaps the day's in Cleveland's rotation behind Bartolo Color\ and C.C. America, he has been unequivocally capital markets by urging Congress to . day. Jordan all but confirmed Sabathia for the Indians to have a chance in the playoffi. The most poignant moment, but proved to be involved in terrorist acts; pass the Complete· Sudan Peace Act. :}WO weeks ago that he will play Indians took two of three from the Twins and are 12-4 againsr not the last big one for the and that makes his consistent supporter, Osama bin Laden, says the State Depart, for the Washington Wizards foursome. . them this season. Second-place Minnesota has 12 games Sudan, one of his principal accomplices. · ment, has a "working agreement" with this season, and Monday's Cleveland intercepted Ty remaining, including three at Cleveland next weekend. On the very day corpses were buried the government of Sudan. · . Washington Post, citing a his 31st save in 34 Detmer seven times and Tim Bob Wickman pitched the ninth for under the World Trade Center, a confer(Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned . league source with knowledge Couch threw three TDs on opportunities, and Roberto Alomar and Ellis Burks each bit ence committee of the House and Sen- authority on the First Amendment and the of the situation, reported that two-run homers off Eric Milton (14-7). Sunday, leading the Browns 1 ate was about to be appointed to prepare Bill of Rights.) he has erased any final twinge · to a 24- 14 win over the Milton gave up only two bits in the first five innings, but of uncertainty about ending his sloppy Derroit Lions. both were homers. Pitching on three days' rest for the first time three-year retirement. Rookie Anthony Henry in his career, Milton allowed four hits and four runs in seven had three interceptions as But answering that question innings. Cleveland's defensive backs l trlln•rw Milton, only beg$ a few more. who lost close high school friend Jonas Panik when seemed to anticipate every a hijacked plane crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, is 0- 2 Can Jordan keep his job as throw by Detmer, their forsince baseball resumed after a six-day layoff due to the rerrorthe Wizards' president of basmer teammate. ist attacks on the East Coast. · ketball operations? The Post story, citing its source, said he respect and gratitude they deserve. Race, "red" heartland part of our map that voted , must give up that position. that backbeat of urban life, seems forgot-. for Bush will feel less distance froni the .. Even so, who will be in charge Show your support and ten as we dig for hope among the wreck- "blue" bi-coastal parts that voted for ·., when he's on the court -Jorage. Gore. dan or his hand-picked coach, appreciation to ' ' "Can you spare a little eye contact?" a And, yes, maybe things will break bad. '-P,oug Collins' How will Jarour brave firefighters. beggar asks a well-to-do paSserby in a now Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who repre~ . dan's teammates handle sharing hopelessly outdated New Yorker cartoon sents Berkeley, was the lone vote against · the court with him? Will any MILWAUKEE (AP) printed just days before the horror. In the giving the president wide powers to track •· of them dare not pass the ball Jamey Wright won for the streets of today's Manhattan, commuters down the terrorists. For this act, she has . , to someone who bas the influfirst time in a month and try, for the first time anyone can remem- gotten death threats. ence to trade or cut them? the Milwaukee Brewers . ber, to catch each other's eyes. How much will Jordan play? This is the dark side of national unity. · snapped a seven-game losRudy Guiliani, the city's mayor, has Web site agitators of the left and the right . He's 3.8 and last played an NBA ing streak with a 6-3 victocaptured that spirit. A politician with u~e the horror to sell their creeds, punish :. game in June 1998, Over the ry over the Cincinnati nothing to gain, he found himself, in the their enemies, enforce their ideological " last few months, he's had two 1x2 ad with or Reds on Sunday. aftershock of the horror, with so much to decrees. Hate-mongering ·clergymen do . , cracked ribs , back spasms, knee . .r without photo. Wright (10"12), who was gtve. tendinitis and hamstring probworse. Having no more premonition of 1-7 since the All-Star Sun valley Fire . lems - . and that's just from Community. Until thi! tragedy hap- this hell in New York than the least spiribreak, won for the first p~ned, that word seemed foreign to me. tual among us, they offer a shameless . - pickup games against invited Department time since Aug. 23 and Now I understand it. litany of"! told you so's,"They use the fire ·· players. improved to 3-0 against For years, African- Americans have used to warn of more. · Will his body hold up for an Cincinnati this season. He that word to convey their sense of unity , 82-game schedule, or will he •An.acn this coupon to your photo and mail or ~ The dividers should be the last to speak. allowed three runs and five and togetherness against the cold forces The great tiuth this tragedy has shown us, , follow the lead of the NHI:s ~,,,n in with your payment to: '· Over.40,000 Copies hits in six innings. surrounding, conttolling, and, too often, the great revelation, is that which old ' , comeback kid, Mario ' ' Jesse Levis and i\(ex repressing them. Lemieux, and sit out selected romantic Ronald Reagan imaged that day Will Be Distributed Sanchez singled home runs ' Now I feel it. I know that New Yorkers before the United Nations. He pro.· . games? 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio against Elmer Dessens to rie feel it. I can see by the little votive candles claimed that once we saw a true enemy Finally, how will Jordan han~12, 13 14 rour Gulch! it at 3 . Lou Collier followed • Access Over 120,000 dle losing? He couldn't stand it set out on street corners, the flags flying - in this case, crazed religious zealotry Name of Firefighter_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ To The with an RBI single to give as a front office executive, bavfrom cars. the lapel ribbons on people's we would unite as one. 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NATIONAL VIEW Informed Improving our knowledge of world helps us understand • Waco (Texas) Tribune-Herald, 011 America~ world geogra· phy· knowledge: ... Most Americans now know where Afghanistan is. That's where US. authorities assumed Osama bin Laden was when terrorists struck our shores. They proba·bly know Pakistan, where be might flee. They probably know Sudan, where bin Laden was before he was expelled under pressure from the United Stares. But do they know Tajikistan? Uzbekistan? Chechnya, Dagestan, Kashmir, Azerbaijan, Eritrea? They are among an estimated 34 countries or territories where bin Laden's organization is said to have seeded terrorist tells .... What grievance do bin Laden's forces bold against the United States? For bolstering Israel, mainly. For being seen as the enemy of the fundamentalist Islamic state. If anyone thinks the Taliban would be a pushover, ask the Russians, who dragged themselves back home after years of costly war with the Afghans. In having to deal with a regime it heiJ?ed militarily 25 years· ago, tht: United States · is dealing with a costly irony that bas become commonplace. Consider that in the '70s and '80s, Iraq was a U.S. ally in dealing with blood rival Iran. Then in the '90s the Unired States bad to go to war against Iraq. Americans need to learn' their geography and their world history. This nation has been snuggled in a shell without a care about rhe world around them. Schools do not give sufficient emphasis to matters overseas. The world seems to drop off at · both coasts. ..J HENTOFF'S VIEW Look to Sudan as worlds cradle of terrorism In April, the State Department's Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism began its report with a statement that is critical for Americans to understand now that we are in a state of war against murderous international fanatics: "United States policy seeks to pressure and isolate state sponsors (of terrorism) so they will renounce the use of terrorism, end support to terrorists, and bring terrorists to justice for past crimes." The report named the seven governments the "Secretary of State has designated as state sponsors ·of international terrorism." And the day after the mass killings of Americans on our own soil, Colin Powell repeated the names of the deadly seven: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Cuba, North Korea and Sudan. Contrary to some commentators, Powell's angry statement on Sept. 11 that state nurturers of terrorism must be I,eld --____,-_ll!i!.LiiL:ful:Jl,~W.aLbl<lp]p.cr:lLi.n_the._w,J.rl(Lb.ear:s_c>JUouJLdail}L-j-~ac~c~o~u~n~ta~b~le~fo~r;;.,a~ct,.s by those they barwas t was already Amerilives in countless ways, whether economically, through 1mlm1gration, or in alliances or obligations that come to be magnican policy. fied in times of crisis. A closer look at that April State We are citizens of the world. We need to become informed Department Report reveals that Sudan citizens. continues to harbor members of various groups - including associates of Osama bin Laden's ai- Qaeda organization, the Lebanese Hizballab, Egyptian Islamic Jihad, the Palestine Islamic Jihad, and HAMAS. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two days after the destruction of New Today is Monday. Sept. 24, the 267th day of 2001. There are 98 York's World Trade Center, the assault on days left in the year. the Pentagon, and the ruthless, random Today's Highlight in History: assassinations of thousands of Americans, On Sept. 24, 1789~ Congress passed the First Judiciary Act, Colin Powell, as well as CIA and FBI which provided for an Attorney General and a Supreme Court. sources, began to ·identifY associates of On this date: Osama bin Laden as among those · In 1869, thousands of businessmen were ruined in a Wall Street responsible for these horrors. panic after financiers Jay Gould and James Fisk attempted to corHere is how the State Department ner the gold market. counterterrorism report from last April In 1896, author F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul, Minn. described this evil empire: "Established In 1929, Lt. James H. Doolittle guided a Consolidated NY2 by Osama bin Laden in the late 1980s ... Biplane over Mitchel Field in New York in the first all-instrument flight. In 1955, President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack while on vacation in Denver. In 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers played their last game at Ebbets · Field, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0. · In 1960, the USS Enterprise, the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was launched at Newport News, Va. In 1963, the U.S. Senate ratified a treaty with Britain and. the BY CHRIS MATTHEWS Soviet Union limiting nuclear testing. WASHINGTON. In 1987, Ronald In 1976, newspaper heiress· Patricia Hearst was sentenced to said to the 42nd General AssemReagan seven years in prison for her part in a 1974 bank robbery. (She bly of the UN.: "In our obsession with was released after 22 months ·when President Carter granted her clemency.) antagonisms of the moment, we often forget how much unites all the members of In 1981 , four Armenian gunmen seized the Turkish consulate humanity.·Perhaps we need some outside in Paris, holding 60 hostages for 15 hours before surrendering. In 1998, the government began releasing the ne\\. h.onler-touniversal threat to make us recognize this counterfeit $20 bill. common bond. Ten years ago: Kidnappers in Lebanon freed British hostage "I occasionally think how quickly our Jack Mann after holding him captive for more than tWo years. differences worldwide would vanish if we Children's .author Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as "Dr. were facing an alien threat from outside Seuss;' died in La Jolla, Calif., at age 87. this world. Five years ago: The United States, represented by President "And yet, I ask you, is not an alien force Clinton, and the world's other major nuclear powers signed a already among us? What could be more treaty to end all iesting and development of nuclear weapons. alien to the universal aspirations of our One year ago: For the first time, citizens of the Yugoslav federpeople than war and threat of war?" ation - Serbia and Montenegro - voted direcdy for president. The World Trade Center horror is that (Supporters of opposition candidate Vojislav Kostunica declared "alien force." It has united Americans victory the next day, but the election commission said a runoff not just in New York - in ways not felt was needed, prompting massive protests that toppled President · since the Kennedy assassination. · Slobodan Milosevic. Unlike the horror of Dallas, it has carToday's Birthdays: ABC sportscaster Jim McKay is 80. Actress ried a subsequent positive force. Nov. 22. Sheila MacRae is 77. Singer Barbara. Allbut (The Angels) is 61. 1963, brought death to a national leader. Singer Phyllis ')iggs" Allbut (The Angels) is 59. Singer Gerry Sept. 11 , 2001, brought life to our sense of Marsden (Gerry and the Pacemakers) is 59.Actor Gordon Clapp nationhood. ("NYPD Blue") is 53. Former U.S. Rep. Kennedy II (D-Mass.) This feeling is the silver lining to this is 49. Actor Kevin Sorbo is 43. Rhythm-and-blues singer Cedric cloud of gloom . Class, an on-American Dent (Take 6) is 39. Actress Megan Ward is 32. Singer-musician notion to begin with, has faded for the Marty Cintron (No Mercy) is 30. moment. Firemen, not stock brokers, are Thought forToday:"Hiswry is mosdy guessing, the. rest is prejthe " masters of the universe:' Savers and udice." - Will (1885-1981 ) and Ariel Durant (1898-1 ~81) riskers of life, th\1' receive . the honor, TODAY IN HISTORY Allensby wins Penn dassic Bengals upset RaVens, now 2-0 CINCINNATI (AP) Takeo Spikes took it personally. · He didn't like the way quarterba ck Elvis Grbac chose the Baltimore Ravens over the Cincinnati Bengals in rbe offseason, figuring it gave hi!!' the best chance to play for a WJnner. Who could second-guess him? It didn't seem like a tough choice: the defending ·Super Bowl champion over the NFL's worst team over the past 10 years. Spikes took it as a slight and spent last week reminding his teammates that Grbac had turned up his nose up at them. They turned Grbac every which way Sunday, setting up a stunning 21-1 0 victory that was clinched by the linebacker's 66-yard interception return. "I just kept reminding everybody that be was the guy who said he didn't want to come here, that he had a better chance to win in Baltimore," Spikes said. "That was a big motivation." Spikes made one of the game's two pivotal interceptions. LIGONIER, Pa. (AP) Robert Allenby closed with a 4-under 68 to win the Pennan agreemelilt on the Sudan Peace Act, • sylvania Classic. which would then be sent to the presiIt was his fourth career vicdent. ·. . tory on the PGA Tour, but the The conference was to decide whether ·· first that didn't require a playto include an amendment passed overoff The 30-year"old Aussie finwhelmingly by the House that would ished at 19-under 269 at Lauban froin the United States' capital marrelValley Golf Club for a threekets -. including stock exchmges stroke victory over Larry Mize foreign oil companies that are providing ONE HAPY CAT- Cincinnati's Corey Dillon (28) scores on a !·yard pass reception from Jon Kltna In the third quarter against (65) and hometown favorite Please see Ben1als, A7 the Baltimore Ravens Sunday in Cincinnati. Tony McGee (82) watches. Cincinnati won 21·10. (AP) b uge revenues to the government of ' . Rocco Mediate (68). Sudan by investing in its oil fields. COLUMNIST ., Allenby became the seventh A few days before the terrorist attack · , two-time winner on the PGA on America, the Catholic Bishops of ;1Tour this year, and joined Tiger its current goal is to establish a pan- Sudan accused these foreign oil compaWoods and Phil Mickelson as Islamit: Caliphate throughout the world nies of"profiting from gross and systemthe only players with at least by working with allied Islamic extremist atic violations of human rights," as the two victories in each of the groups to overthrow regimes it deems Khartoum government uses these revCLEVELAND (AP) "Ty isn't going to over- we're in Cleveland, we are past two years. The $594,000 . "non-Islamic" and expelling Westerners enues to further finance · its slave raids They waited until all four of whelm you with his arm," behind them 110 percent '' first-place check pushed him and non-Muslims from Muslim coun- against black Christians and animists in their names were announced, Fuller said. "I told the guys, Detmer, making his first MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Chuck Finley's experience and over $2 million for the year. tries." the South; the ethnic cleansing Of those then the · Cleveland Browns'. 'If they run a curl route, jump start since the Browns traded The PGA Tour resumed September success were too much for Minnesota. ~ · uHe got us to chase once we were behind," $aid Twins manBack in February 1998, . the State who remain to get at the oil deposits him to Detroit, bad the worst secondary took the field the route."' . after a week off because of the . Department summarized bin Laden's beneath their lands, and to fuel .the heli• . ks . Am ager Tom Kelly, whose young team fell seven games bebmd t.,getber. ' Fuller was the 'one who game of his life. terronst attac • putnng er__the Cleveland Indians in the AL_ Central_ declaration of purpose: It is the du~ of copters that bomb Christian schools and . Sid.e,by-side,_Core.y Fuller,_ came-up with the~i•:lea-of~~"lt's;_ernhaJrra:ss irtg,::__th~c__­ 1- - - '''-;,'can flags-on ;ill--1:8--pinsa trd- - · with a 4-2 loss Sunday. all Muslims to kill U,S. citizens - civil- hospitals. And those oil company funds Earl Little, Percy Ellsworth running onto the field with 1990 Heisman winner said ."I · inside the tee markers. · "It was a little too much for us at · rhis ian or military and their allies every- can also be used to further international and Daylon McCutcheon an American flag as a salute to definitely tried to force time," Kelly said." It's all part of! earning and where. terrorism. sprinted out those who died in the recent ~ings that weren't there. That understanding the game. We'll be better for it It is imperative to point out that In an editorial on Sept. 10, the Boston of the tun - terrorist attacks. was not me out there. I put in the future." nel during Osama bin Laden does not speak for the Globe said of a report that the president During pregame warmups, my team in a bole seven Finley, who won his third straight start this pregame great. majority of Muslims. He has twist- would veto these sanctions against the oil Little spotted a fan with a times and I take the blame. introducmonth, was 6-1 last September. ed that faith into an abomination of its companies: "A Bush policy of protecting ''.I'm waiting to wake up large flag and asked if he ' • WASHINGTON (AP) · Placed on the disabled list twice with neck tions carry- could borrow it. essential teachings. But clearly, he has oil companies rather than the enslaved ·from the nightm are." , For weeks, the question hasn't and shoulder spasms this season, Finley has a ing a large many allies, hidden in many places, ready women ami children of southern Sudan "I felt this was what we had Couch threw three TD , been whether Michael Jordan 5.35 ERA. He doesn't know why he's so sucAmerican · to do," Little said . "Let Amer- passes - one to an offensive to strike.As the State Department noted, should not be called realism. Its proper Finley will return, but rather what it cessful in September - be's just happy to be flag and ica and the people in New his "ai-Qaeda (the base) has a worldwide name is appeasement." will be like when he does. Please see Browns. A7 pitching well again. · waving reach." To effectively war against this cradle of York know that even though The official, anticlimactic Finley (8-6) allowed two runs, six hits, one walk and struck smaller Whether or not Osama bin Laden terrorism - Sudan - the president Couch ''I'm back" was due via fax this out nine in 7 1-3 innings. He .needs to solidity the third spot ones. gave a direct order for the attack on should ban these oil companies from our \veek, possibly as early as MonIt was perhaps the day's in Cleveland's rotation behind Bartolo Color\ and C.C. America, he has been unequivocally capital markets by urging Congress to . day. Jordan all but confirmed Sabathia for the Indians to have a chance in the playoffi. The most poignant moment, but proved to be involved in terrorist acts; pass the Complete· Sudan Peace Act. :}WO weeks ago that he will play Indians took two of three from the Twins and are 12-4 againsr not the last big one for the and that makes his consistent supporter, Osama bin Laden, says the State Depart, for the Washington Wizards foursome. . them this season. Second-place Minnesota has 12 games Sudan, one of his principal accomplices. · ment, has a "working agreement" with this season, and Monday's Cleveland intercepted Ty remaining, including three at Cleveland next weekend. On the very day corpses were buried the government of Sudan. · . Washington Post, citing a his 31st save in 34 Detmer seven times and Tim Bob Wickman pitched the ninth for under the World Trade Center, a confer(Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned . league source with knowledge Couch threw three TDs on opportunities, and Roberto Alomar and Ellis Burks each bit ence committee of the House and Sen- authority on the First Amendment and the of the situation, reported that two-run homers off Eric Milton (14-7). Sunday, leading the Browns 1 ate was about to be appointed to prepare Bill of Rights.) he has erased any final twinge · to a 24- 14 win over the Milton gave up only two bits in the first five innings, but of uncertainty about ending his sloppy Derroit Lions. both were homers. Pitching on three days' rest for the first time three-year retirement. Rookie Anthony Henry in his career, Milton allowed four hits and four runs in seven had three interceptions as But answering that question innings. Cleveland's defensive backs l trlln•rw Milton, only beg$ a few more. who lost close high school friend Jonas Panik when seemed to anticipate every a hijacked plane crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, is 0- 2 Can Jordan keep his job as throw by Detmer, their forsince baseball resumed after a six-day layoff due to the rerrorthe Wizards' president of basmer teammate. ist attacks on the East Coast. · ketball operations? The Post story, citing its source, said he respect and gratitude they deserve. Race, "red" heartland part of our map that voted , must give up that position. that backbeat of urban life, seems forgot-. for Bush will feel less distance froni the .. Even so, who will be in charge Show your support and ten as we dig for hope among the wreck- "blue" bi-coastal parts that voted for ·., when he's on the court -Jorage. Gore. dan or his hand-picked coach, appreciation to ' ' "Can you spare a little eye contact?" a And, yes, maybe things will break bad. '-P,oug Collins' How will Jarour brave firefighters. beggar asks a well-to-do paSserby in a now Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who repre~ . dan's teammates handle sharing hopelessly outdated New Yorker cartoon sents Berkeley, was the lone vote against · the court with him? Will any MILWAUKEE (AP) printed just days before the horror. In the giving the president wide powers to track •· of them dare not pass the ball Jamey Wright won for the streets of today's Manhattan, commuters down the terrorists. For this act, she has . , to someone who bas the influfirst time in a month and try, for the first time anyone can remem- gotten death threats. ence to trade or cut them? the Milwaukee Brewers . ber, to catch each other's eyes. How much will Jordan play? This is the dark side of national unity. · snapped a seven-game losRudy Guiliani, the city's mayor, has Web site agitators of the left and the right . He's 3.8 and last played an NBA ing streak with a 6-3 victocaptured that spirit. A politician with u~e the horror to sell their creeds, punish :. game in June 1998, Over the ry over the Cincinnati nothing to gain, he found himself, in the their enemies, enforce their ideological " last few months, he's had two 1x2 ad with or Reds on Sunday. aftershock of the horror, with so much to decrees. Hate-mongering ·clergymen do . , cracked ribs , back spasms, knee . .r without photo. Wright (10"12), who was gtve. tendinitis and hamstring probworse. Having no more premonition of 1-7 since the All-Star Sun valley Fire . lems - . and that's just from Community. Until thi! tragedy hap- this hell in New York than the least spiribreak, won for the first p~ned, that word seemed foreign to me. tual among us, they offer a shameless . - pickup games against invited Department time since Aug. 23 and Now I understand it. litany of"! told you so's,"They use the fire ·· players. improved to 3-0 against For years, African- Americans have used to warn of more. · Will his body hold up for an Cincinnati this season. He that word to convey their sense of unity , 82-game schedule, or will he •An.acn this coupon to your photo and mail or ~ The dividers should be the last to speak. allowed three runs and five and togetherness against the cold forces The great tiuth this tragedy has shown us, , follow the lead of the NHI:s ~,,,n in with your payment to: '· Over.40,000 Copies hits in six innings. surrounding, conttolling, and, too often, the great revelation, is that which old ' , comeback kid, Mario ' ' Jesse Levis and i\(ex repressing them. Lemieux, and sit out selected romantic Ronald Reagan imaged that day Will Be Distributed Sanchez singled home runs ' Now I feel it. I know that New Yorkers before the United Nations. He pro.· . games? 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio against Elmer Dessens to rie feel it. I can see by the little votive candles claimed that once we saw a true enemy Finally, how will Jordan han~12, 13 14 rour Gulch! it at 3 . Lou Collier followed • Access Over 120,000 dle losing? He couldn't stand it set out on street corners, the flags flying - in this case, crazed religious zealotry Name of Firefighter_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ To The with an RBI single to give as a front office executive, bavfrom cars. the lapel ribbons on people's we would unite as one. 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Bannens Mobll H s 1 740-446e orne upp y, 9416 www.oNb.comlben· ;;ne:;ttc___ _ _ NEW AND USED FUR.. NANCES FOR SALE1 We . 1 11 F E · t 11 nsta , rea st1ma es, you doni Call us, We both Looser (740)448-6308, 1800-291-0088. · Nurses uniforms. Size 2x and 3x. 3 sets paid over $100. Sell tor $40. (740)992 7116 :,..;==-"-"':'-:----~ Rare baseball cigarette card picturing •Kid Elberfeld" "a . Pomeroy, Ohio native who played ball' lale 1690's ear- r___:---""'pll - wv from Page AS 1 I A i I i I j off the dock in the second quarter. They went 74 yards in 17 plays, had eight snaps inside the 10-yard line - and couldn't Bengals ' dining . room, message. cases in riO pantry, utility room, www.orvb.com/bennett the Vinton Coun- r.,_..,;liiliiiiiiii.iliii.io_.l .lull size anlc, gas furnace, ly, Pomeroy and Racine , central air, Racine, $3S,OOO, Final Days, Nationwide In· Stlhl Trimmer Mower 4hrs. Areas. Please Call Primary y (740)949 2070 ventory Reduction! uead. $290. (304)n3-6479 Care Nursing Service al INOTICEI - - - - - - - - - - (304~736--3409 Mobile Home lot for rent in Unllnlohod Pine desk wKh (800)516-2273 .. Ask lor OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- Prime 2·112 acre 101 lor '---'-'-'-c__c:__ _ __ Phyllls. lNG CO. recommends lhat building on· located on quiet Land·home packages- all Pilot Program, Renters Middleport, $,25 per month drawer, $86, like new. (740)992-3194 ou do business 'lh peopl ·areaSI. Prequallly by phone. Needed, 304-738-7295. (740)448.0196 McClure's Restaurant now Y WI e road, Slecluded area, out- (740)446·3583 10 hiring all 3 locations, full or you know, and NOT sen~ ·side of city limiiSI in Spring- '---'--::-'--"-::---- Quiet COuntry SeHing 3br WATER WELLS DRILLED. \lll<t II \\11 1"'1 part-lime, pick up applica- money thro~gh th~ mall until field Town!ilhip. Asking Limited Or No Credit? Gov· 2ba. ·for rent or sale on land (740....,.7311 tion at location & bring back you ha"e lnvesttgated the $17,500. Call1or more info. emment Bank Finance Only contract Available OctOber •r~1 or-~u~~----.~belween 9:30am & offering. (740)446 -4514 Days; or AI Qakwood In Barbours- lsi. Call (304)875.-2864 · ~ 10 ooa Mo da lh S (740)448·3248 E~~t~nings. ville WV 304 736 3409 """"" : m, n Y ru at- Free _Software! Amazing ' · · · _,.__ .. _ ___ , Walerllno Special: 314 200 urday. Web Site will show You 2· 12.1C40 mobile homes, Rent to own on land conPSI $21.95 Per 100; 1' 200 SECURITY OFFICERS: How To Download Over , . $1,800 each, 1- 10x38 mo- lracl, good clean 2 bedroom Appliances: Recondilloned PSI $37.00 Per I 00: All Guardsma~ Is now accepl- 250.00 Shareware Prohouse in Pomeroy, Washers, Drye~ Ranges, Bi"aas Compression Flnlngs '" F 1 1 900 329 bile h001e, $ 1•500 or $ 4•500 (740)698-7244. Re(rlgralors, Up ro 90 Days In Stock. ing applications for employ- grams ree · · · for all three. (740)441·0219 Guaranteed! we Sell New 5 8 70 2 9 ~~~ 00-$8000IMO ment in Mason County. If ~ MEx\ =~~ $ -~ peJ c8ll after 6:00pm. Syracuse- new house on Maytag Appliances, French RON EVANS ENTERPRisES Jackson, Ohio, 1-1100No Experience Necessary you are at least 21 years of m(611n9. )64us5 6434 yrs, erv26x60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On· river, 2 bedroom, beth & City Maytag, 740-446-7795. 1-888-270·0064 age, have a clear police re. . All realealate advertl•lng ly $345.00 Per Month half, 2 car garage, big - - - - - - - - - 537-95?8 www.Nevor9To5Again.com c~rd and a high school. Internet Se6retsl Learn How In thla newapaper 11 8.99% FiKed lnlerest Rate, deck, $650 a month plus For Sate: Reconditioned dlplom~ or equlvat~nt, we to Take Control Of Another aub)ecl to the Feder•! 1 ·888·928~3426 $650 deposit, (740)385- washers, dryers and refrlg· Window Air Conditioner. Caaual Part Time Dlrec1 would like to_talk Wllh y~u . Computer Over The Inter· Falrttou•lngActof1968 1159. erators. Thompsons Appll· Works Great. $50 OBO. Care Staff Starting pay IS ~ 6 - 80 · go.ng nell 1·900-329·8670, which mak.. lt Illegal to 94 14x70 Oakwood, must . . ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· (740)992-7116 A leading provider of seN- to $7.30. Full tl_me em~oy- Ext.3934, $2 .99 per min., advertise "any moved, 2 bedroom, 2 full Taking ap~IICBtiOOS for a 2 nue (304)675-7388. lce to individuals with Men- ee~ receive patd va~tlons Must be 18yrs. Se!V·U (619) pn~ference, limitation or baths, comes with extras. bedrooms .m a quiet neigh- - -'-'.:._...:______ "'~ tal Retardation and Qevel· paid life and health 1nsur- 645·8434 dltcrlmlnatlon t.sed on $15,000. (740)446-9337 borhood. (740)446·6939 ·Main Stteet Fumlture eturn...tl'.lJ opmenlal Disabilities is ance. and an opportunity to · race, c:otor, religion, aex leave message (304)675-1422 looking for casual part time participate In a 401-K pro- Start Your Business To- famlllalatatua or n•tional FARMS I 515 Main Street, Point Block, brick, sewer pipes, workers. Starting wage is gram. Must be able to work day... Prime ShOpping Cen· origin, or any Intention to ~ JoUR SA.l.Jf MOFUBILERn'!~ Pleasant windows, lintels, etc. Claude 1, $6.50 per hour. Appty today any shift and some week- ler Space Available At A1· make any such -• ~• Wihters, Rio Grande, OH in person at ~iddleton Es- ends. All applicants will be lordable Rate. Spring Valley preference, limitation or New & Used Fui-nlture Call 740-245 _6121 _ tates. 8204 Carla Drive. given a drug screen . Apply. Plaza, Call740·446·0101 . dlac:rlminallon." 132 acres with pond, lots of 2 Br, 1 1/2 bath, 14 wide . N_ow 2 Piece Llvingroom Gallipolis, OH . An Enual at the Main Gate of the standing timber, lovely 4 Suites $399 Buy Sell "' M&G Polymers plant on fJR<JFI!SjJONAL · bedroom, 2·112 bath home, with large expando ·& can' · ' ' Rough Cut lumber, 2)t4's, ~ Opportunity Employer. State Route 2, Apple Grove, SER.VICFS Ttlls newtpaperwlli not 2 barns, garage and cetlar tral air, (740)992-2167 Trade. 1x6's, cut In 8-18 feet ; _F_IMID ___V -. ' -----between 8:00 AM and knowingly aceept house, mobile home rental 'lengths, 1,000+ board leal, ~ CN~s. HH~s Cenified 2,00 PM. Monday, Seplemectvertloemento tor real spol, call (740)446-2661 or 3 bedroom mobile home In ANnQUES $250. (740)441-1015 • homemakers needed to pro- ber 24. through Friday, SepTURNED DOWN ON estate whiCh lain (740)256·6593 after 4pm lor Middleport, no '" pets, __ • =~ vide In home services for tember 28. SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? vloi•Uon of the taw. Our more Information. (740)992·5858. Pun: elderly/disabled In Mason & No Fee Unless We Win I re•dert are hereby F'Cit'SXLE 3 Br, 2 baths, 14x70 Newly Buy or sell. Riverine Anti· Putnam coun_ty areas. Call Special EducatiOn Pre1·888·582·3345 lnformedthatltl 189 acres- approXImately. 7 remodeled (740)992•2167 ques, 1124 East Main on ·II" 1-888-453-4992 school Teacher, 3 days per dwellings advertised In room, 1 bath house, barn ' SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- AKC Registered BOston week. Must have current this newspaper are and outbuildings. Willow - Beaulilul River VIew Ideal 992-2526. Russ Moore, Terrier Puppies. (7401256Director of Nursing needed Ohio Department of .Educa· available on an equid wood, Ohio. First Federal For·1 Or 2 People, Ref8ren· owner. 1825 for 100 bed skilled nursing lion CertificationiLicense HoMES opportunity baeea Savings Bank (740)532· ces, Deposit, No Pets, Fos· facility. Excellent opportuni· and have or be eligible to FOR SALE ·• 6845 ter Trailer Park, 740·441 · New Business Opening Oc- Bassett Hound Puppies, 12 ty for the right candidate to obtain early education of 0181 . tabor 1st. Sue's Selectables weeks old, Full-blooded, no work with exceptional man· handicapped validation. . . . MOBil..£ HoMES BI.JSINEl\8 on the Mr· In Middleport $ agement team, nursing staff Send resume by .September )100 sq. h. House. New w1r- ~--···FUiliiiRtiSiiALEiiiii-_.l AND BUUJ)INGS Mobile home lot for rent. Ohio. (740)992-0298 papers, 50 · (740)446.0974 and facility with. excellent 28th to: Carleton SChool, IRQ, plumbing, furnace. 8x24 -Wat~r, elec,tric and phOne Birds. Lovingly hand raised regulatory compliance. Op- 1310 Carteton S~eet, Syra· treated wood deck. ServiCe ava1lable. (740)388· ~ quacker green & Blues. ponunity for professional cuse. Oh10 45779 or FaK to (304)895·3526 16 Wide. Only $195.00 P9r Office building in Miners· 9033 · MEROIANDISE s2oo. & up. Gcild Cap Congrowth, benefits, pay com- (740)992-6438 - - - -- -- - - Month, 8.99% Fixed Interest ville, 600 sq fl. , ale, COV· ·~·-~ ura. (304)675-4787 mensurate with eKpenence. 2br. 2 ba. Brick home MI. Rate With Air And Un- ered parking, ceiling ran, tu"t.nunr.~.., 1 .-, • Interested , candidates URGENTLY NEEDED· Vernon Ave. · For more Info. derpinmng 1·888·928·3426 $2751mo., 614-876·1661 . mR RENT Baby bed, dressing table, Registered Lab Puppies, should apply to: Rock- plasma donors, earn $45 to Call (304)675·2827 __ • car seat, swing, high chair. yellow and black. $200 springs Rehabilitation Cen- $60 tor 2 or 3 hours weakly. 1966 Vendale 12x60 Mobile l.o'rs .& Black leather bool:s size 7 or each mates and females ter. 36759 Rocksprings Rd., Call Sera-Tee , 740-592" 3 Bedroom on Route 2, Home. 1986 Ford Ranger ACRFAGE · 1 and 2 · bedroom apart- 7 112 and Size med. Coat (740)446-QOBO evenings. · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 _ 6651 . (304)675-5932 2.3 Litre. 5 speed . • ments, furnished and unfur· that match. (304)675-2801 . 675 7091 304 675 Equal Opportunity Employer Wendy's Management Op· 7 room & bath, with stove & or ( 1 " 1.34 acri!SI with double car Beautiful handmade solid Enc?urag•ng WQ!'kplace ~I· portunity - Great Pay, Great relrigeralor,· 522 Grant St., garage. Has Electric. Ftriced 2218. wood cradle, e must seevt"rslty. · Benefits, call 1·800·74, - Middleport, (740)992·9084. 1978 1"4K70 Nashua MobUe reduced. Also 1.25 acres - - - - - - - - - great tor a newborn or baby Dollar. Plus, Ohio River Pia· 4501, Ext. 593 · A good clean 2 bedroom Home. Newer side by side wUh septic water has place ..1 Bedroom-Apartment,. Re· dolls, $100. (740)446-0196 . za , now hlring managemeri1. · house in Pomeroy on land refrigerator with ice maker & lor alec. hook up. (304)576· frlgerator, Range. AJC In· Apply 1n person or lax re- Need 7 Ladles to Sell Avon. water In door, newer gas 9929 eluded, $289 Plus Deposit & Custom Buill Sheet 8X1 0. 1 Flute, LeBlanc: Vi~, Used 3_ sume to (304)736~.3092 , Call (740)446·3358 contract, (740)698-7244 . range with self cleaning Reference. HUD Approved. year old. (740)446-7276 4 times, new $515, sell AlfordaDie new home, 3 oven, built-in dish washer, Indian Creek Equestrian Es· (740)441- 1519 Eleclric cooktOp, wall oven, $350, music stand! case. A ExperMienced Diesel and/or 1140 B~ bedroom, LA, Kitchen, Din- all Birch cabinets In kitchen , lBtes, 3·6 acre lots, west of microwave, 27 ~ console TV, books. (740)387 _7026 uta echanic. Must have 1'RAtNING ing Room, bath, attached 1 / V2 baths (some remod- Rio Grande, from $25,900. 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, kitchen cabinets, Island tools & clean driving record. , garage, nice level lot, Priced eled) gas furnace'& hot wa- \l40)245 -5747 economical utilities, $279 to (740)379 2798 FRurrs & 1. (740)386-6547 1 lh 70' C 111 d 1er1ank, 3 BR., all plumbing $379 per 'monlh plus ulilttles . Galli II C c 11 n e s. a or more eLooking To Buy A New (740)446-2957 VEGETABUS Experienced Timber Cutter. (Carpoo ·ers"cl"osroereTo Hoomeeg)e . tails. (740)446-2801 . new from class action suite, Home'? Don'l Have Land? Firewood for sale, $150 '--llllllitiiiliilliiiiiliil;.,,.l (7401682 73 8 " underpinning included, BEAUTIF '!' load. (740)441-9478 ' 1 call alter Call Todayl740-446-4367, For Sale brick ranch style $7500. {740)742-2896 We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Lots UL APAR "' _ _.:,_;_:.;__;_..c..,:_ __ Pumpkins for sale, retail, . 6pm · • 1-800-2,4-0452, home, just out of New HaLell, 394-736-7295. MENTS AT BUDGET PAl~ Grubb's Plano- Tuning & wholesale, Raymond Rowe , Full·time dental assistant Aep #90-05·12748 . ven~ beside Sun Rise me- 1962 14x70 Fairmont Hap- NEAR RIO GRANDE. A ~::eS",k ;~:w~ D~! Repairs. Problems? Need Farms !740)247-4292 ., . 1170 monal Gardens on fllt 33, pyhouse mObile home , 3 Tuned? Call The Plano Or. posllfon. Must be available u,._- ··--·-- 1 1/4 aCres 3 br 2 fre 1 pia- bedroom's, $10,000. Call . beautitul5 acre tr8ctloca~ed from $297 to $383. W&lk lo 740-446-4525 Monday thru Saturday, J.,...,.,_,~r.uu~ 1 ba • · ct d 1740 i 44 1_8959 leave mes- on Centerpoint. Ad, for ON· shop & movies. Call 740- - - - ' - - " " ' - - - - - I \In I ' I 1' 1'1 II ..., 8am-6pm. Please submit reces . ( ~ement 1n u es an · LY $12,320. For more Info 446·2568 . Equal Housing Hardy Mums $3.00 each 4 ,'\ II\ l .., ltH h sume to 995 Jackson Pike. ebed xtra k•tchbaenh,) TV room, _ sa_,g'e..,., - - - - - - - - and FREE maps contact _0'-' ppo '--~_un_lly _,_.- - - - - for $10. Open Sat. 8·5pm. & O~M ipolls, OH 45631. 4 piece Bedroom suite , room_, t 2 car .gaAnthony Land Co., Lid. evenings. Dewhurst Green-'--'-~----'---- Oue81l bed, night stand rage. pnvate rural settmg, ho1993 Claytbon 16x 80 mobile 800-21•·8365. Christy's Family Living, h Ml All (304)895 Full-time work, sates eKperi- chest of drawers, 62" dress: 50K50 shed call 304-882me 3 r., 2· ba. asking or 33140 New Lima Rd., Rul· ouse · o. • ence necessary. Contact er with mirror, $300. 2050 or 304-882-3885. $19,000 304-773-5885 aher www.alcland.com land, Ohio, 740-742-7403. 3740 leave massage. or 95:..".::: 5 pm. 37c.:89 R~k al (740)446-6700 740'949·2653 · Apa~ment, home and lraller "(304 ::.:.1c:6.::: =-.____ VN For sa le by owner: Nice bi· -:.ISING 180 u leV el •home on near 1st Time BuyersCall Oak· runlals. Commercial store· lndependenl Herballfe Dis· 2·N Ford Tractor 3. Hilch. acre • 1 1 FUNDR ~ nANIEl wood, Gallipolis lodayl eu·yr fronls available lor lease. tribulor, Coli For Product Or Very Good Condition. DIRECTOR 1 Do Cheste r. Three bedroom, Needed for your area 0 two baths, one-car garage, Gov't backed program- buy In the Vacancies now. Opportunity. (740}441 - 1982 $2200. (304)882-3.236 to work with schools, Full service house cleaning, family room with fireplace, local (740)446-3093 . , ·Furnished efficiency, all utll· JET 52 Case DC & 5' Brosh·hog PTA's and coaches. Est. Co. $7 00 hour, very honest. ~un room. New central heat- Abandoned Double ld .' illes paid, share bath, $125 AERATION MOTORS lor $1500, & Small child's Avg 1st yr. $50-S80K References available. Call mg & ale system. One mi· 1 581 & d r w e month, 919 2nd Avenue. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Go-Kan 5 horse, $100 540-948-8540 · (740)446-2977 nute off Route 1 but still pri· rea -up e Ivery. Hur(740)446-3945. Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· (740)843-5217 vale. (740)985-l96 1 ry- 1 only. (740)446-3093 80(),537-9528. . on two Giants 13, Chiefs3 against Minnesota. Jets Browns Patriob 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Morten Anderson kicked two field goals, and Ron Dayne scored on a tackle-busting 7yard run, leading New York past Kansas City. Ray Crockett intercepted Collins' pass for Amani Toomer ~dway through the first quarter. The ChiefS, who had beaten the last 12 NFC teams to visit Arrowhead Stadium, drove to a first-and-goal fiom the 7But Shaun Williams stepped in fiont of All-Pro tight end Tony Gonzalez and intercepted ltent Green's pass. Nine plays later, Dayne MOVIN' ON UP ~ Dallas' Emmitt Smith moved past Barry d~ Lew Bush across the sanders on the all-time rushing yardage list Sunday. (AP) FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) Curtis Martin imd Vinny Testaverde, who helped supply and comfort rescuers after the World Trade C~nter attacks, lifted New York over. New England. Martin rushed for 106 yards and a touchdown, while Testaverde completed 16 of 28 passes for 137 yards. The Jets (1-1) rebounded fiom a 45-24 loss to Indianapolis with strong defensive performance. They forced four ·tiJrnovers and knocked Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe out of the game in the fourth quarter. a from Page AS lineman and rookie James Jackson ran for 124 yards on 31 carries as the Browns (1-1) gave rookie coach Butch Davis his first · WID. Celebrating their first win was difficult for some of the Browns, who felt sorry for Detmer. He had been the consummate team player in Cleveland, despite losing his starting job to Couch in '99 and sitting out all last season with an injury. Detmer played dreadfully in his first start since replacing Charlie Batch, completing 22 of 42 passes for 212 yards. . Detmer came within one interception of tying the NFL record of eight in a game, set by Jim Hardy of the Chicago Cardinals in 1950 against Philadelphia. Detmer's seven intercep tions were the most in a gar' • since Steve Deberg th r< seven for Tampa Bay vs. ~ Francisc_o on Sept. 7, 198(, The Lions (0-2) commi t 15 penalties for 115 yard ' Couch completed 1.2 passes for 138 yard 1d matched a caree r hit:,h with the tliree TDs - including one to backup center Shaun O 'Hara. 1 1 ::-c-------- r =-=--------- r ·r r . I '. I I ~~~ " ~~~~,' ~~u:~s~.f:~!~~: I _r rr..------_.1 · '" Mall To : Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue , Gallipolis , OH 45631 HOl5ES Gracious living. 1 and 2 New 14 Wide, 3 Bedroom. cm;r,o FOR RENr . bedroom apartments at ViiOnly $19,850. Free Delivery '---liiiiiiiiiiiii;,;.-,.IJage Manor and ~lverslde & Set Up. 1·888·928·2426 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Apartmenls in Middleport. New 16K80, 3 bedt:OQm, 2 Homes From $199/Mo 4% From $278-$348. Call 740bath, only $500 down, call D w 30 y 1 S% 992-5064. Equal Housing Nikki (740)385-4367 . A~A~For us:n~~ 1s- Opportunities. . --___:,e_:.:_c__c_:_c____ 3323 E 1709 ' · - -- - NICe Apanmenl, 2 bedroom, New 2002 Fleetwood only - _ _xl_._ _ WIO hook-up close to HMC $n5 down and $150.85 per 1 bedroom, A/C, 1 bath, ( 40)446-ao00 7 month, call Cheryl, kitchen has appliances, (740)385-4367 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, Now Taking Applications35 Wesl 2 Bedroom TownNew bank repo- 14K70, 3 $350/mo. (740)446-4859 bedroom 2 balh Pay $•99 house Apartments, Includes 2 bedroom home . eta~ to Water Sewage, Trash, ' • "1 & move-in Oakwood- Galtip- town, basement. RNer v1ew, $350/Mo 740_446-0008 oils. (740)446-3093 $4251 monlh; 3 bedroom In " • lown, 1-112 balhs. Good loTara Townhouse ApenNew Double Wide. $135 Per Month! 3 Bedroom. 2 cation. $5001 month. Refer- ments, Very Spacious, 2 Balh. Free .Delivery & Sol- ences and deposit i'equired. Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA. 1 (740)446-3644. 112 Bath, Fully Ctupel8d, up. 1-888-928-3426 . . Adutt Pool & Baby Pool, PaAshland Fleetwood 2002 3 bedr~m home Mmers'ltlle llo, stan $366/Mo. No Pets, Doublewide $26,226 J;oll area! nver view•. references Lease Plus Security Deposit Free 866-80.5-5619 10 min reqUired, depoSit required, Requli-ed, Days: 740-446no pets, 740-992-67n after 3481 ; Evenings: 740-367from Huntington 5Pm. 0502, 741)-448-0101. Ashland Fleetwood Seplem· bar special. 2002 14x70 f7~:~frsa In town, 'psrtment t;,~lloble Now 3bd/2ba. $19,990 Free Del. Twin River Towero & Setup. Toll Free 1·866- 3 bedroom newer home 805·5619 . (304)675-6679. near Poner, $425/mo. Deposit & reference required. lor appllcalion. HUO sobslDeluKe home, save $5,445, dlzed apl.lor elderly and · new 2000 model Skyline, 3 (740)446-2801 aller 5pm. disabled. EHO. bedroom, 2 balh, lotal alec- 3 bedroom, 2-112 balh, 1 tric, vinyl & shingle, low 1 bedroom on 1st floor, ·family, Very monthly payments, dellv· , in town. $525/mo. No ap1ir1m1an~ ered & setup Includes skirt· i no Inside pets. I -:;:--~---...., r:r 6 pll r M~u:~~ I -=::;::==:, L..~~...,~ r ~~1;/~ff 8~~ 1 ~~- a;' gJ:~~ il I I'LrA l U J\KN'..I w_11_~_Do _ _,l mail . Will haul away, clean out, clean up, move almost any· thing. Other odd jobs. Call (740)446-7604 . Wt~l power wa~h houses, trailers, anythmg . Call (740)441-4236 or (740)4460151 ask for Ron. If no a~swer, leave message. meny" 24yr. Wood lnduSiry Forester, 11yr. VNU Forestry Professor & 6yr Direc- vise an eKchange S<Uc1em. tor of WV Division of Forest· Compen5alion and travel in· cenUve. 1-800·964·4678 ry. ATTENTION WE NEED HELPI GiVEAWAY $500-$1500 PT $2,000-$6,000 FT Free ·Training Dog for giveaway to good 1-666-807-AICH home. Includes doghouse, runner and pin . Call www.comeworkwlthme.com (740)446-7716 AVONI All Areasl To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spears, 304-Free Puppies! Mother: 675-1429. Golden Aetnever, Father: - - - - - - - - Black Lab. call (740)367- Be Your Own Boss! 7708 From Homel Kittens· gray long hair, blue eyes, Chester, (740)985· 4466. . Private Party Ads Under $100 20 words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Sales • Limit 3 Per Person 6 __FU_HoMEs_R.SALE __ 1 r.,r_ . . . All Make Mowers, L_awn .For s81e or lease lg. ranch Tractors, Tillers . Repau~. style home, 4 br., 3 ba., w/ F,ree pick-up, Delivery A'lall· screened in patio porch, 2 able. 21 Years Experience. car garage $78 000 Call Mike. (?40)446-7604 · ' . . . Commerlcal lots 1or sale or David~ General ~ntract!ng · lease, in Pt. Pleasant 304~lumb•ng, electriCal, pa.nt- 727·3318 call between mg , decks, roofs. Call Spm-l 2 (740)256-9373 (304)633· ---~· -------6265 . - - - - , - - - - - - House lor sale. by ·owner, 3 Georges P0 n bl S Ill bedroom, 1 H2 ·baths, lg. . a e awm • livlngroom dinlngroom don't haul your togs to the kith rd' ' ed b k mllljusl call304-675-1957. c en, 1enc ac ya ' - - - ' - - - - - - -- electlor heat pump, attach· ed ga ag san· 1 Quality housecleaninQ, imr e, mg on over maculate, naticulous, de· acre of land on At 124 close lailed cleaning. The abso- 10 New School, (740)992· lute best. Call lor a free esti· 3911 a11er 3:00pm, Must male. (740)256-1131 or 1- ::S::el:;:l._ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bl!B-761-2412. ~ ::.:::..c..::..:...::..:...:=----- Newly constructed, single ~ slory 1600 sq lool home Wanted to care lor elderly in ·. · their home . Call at Localed I 0 . mmu Ies Irom (740)256--6503 II no answOr. Hoi zer H05P1tal · 20 mJnuI9 ~ Leave message on voice from Pleasant Valley Hospl- Help wanted oaring for lhe ~..__ _ _ _ _ _ _,., eklerly, Darst Group Home, • now paying minimum wage, 100 WORKERS NEEDED new shiHs: 7am-3pm, 7amAssemble crafts, wood 5pm, 3pm·11pm, 11pmItems. Material provided. 7am, call740-992-5023. To S480+ wk, Free lnfonnation pkg. 24 Hr. Homeworker• Neec;led 5635 w kl p --1-·6_0_1_-2_64_-56_2_5__ Mail. Easy! ee YNo rocessing ExperiAct Now! ence Needed. Call 1· International Business 800-652-8726 Exl . 2070, 24H &Kpanding . $251$75hr. PfT :::..::c:.".:::·c _______ Frr 886 588 3713 • · • · Immediate AN position in www.megabucks4you.net Fthyslclans office. ParmaARBY'S RESTAURANTS · nent part-lime with competi· ARE CURRENTLY SEEK- live pay. Send resume IO lNG CANDIDATES FOR CLA 544, clo Gallipolis Dai· ALL LEVELS OF STORE ly Tnbune, 825 Third AveMANAGEMENT. Aggres- nue,Gallipolis, OH 45631. sive unit expansion is taking Local relal'ler look1'ng lor ex. lh 1 1 1 · I Pace wllh10 e oca ' 1" per1'enced loss preven11'on I I I PramoIIon. and assoclale for In store loss s a e area career advancement oppor!unities are available! Excel· prevention position. Please ==~~o~e~~~e~is~~~ 6~~S:, Includes Free Yard Sale Sign!$ Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over lS Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid POUCIES: Ohio Vlllly Publishing reaervet the right to edit. reject. or Cl~ eny ld at eny time. Enorl ml.llt be r.porltcl on thl tht . Trlbune-SentlneWtegftlet" wtll t. reapontlble fot no A'tOfe thlln the cost of the .,.ce occupMd by the error tnd only the fll'lt lnMI'Uon. •ny lo.. or expeRM 111111 ....ulhl from the public.tlon or omlulon ot •n ttdv.rtiHIMIIl eorr.ctlon wtll be mttdeln the o,..t e'llll..,_ ~- • 1re •rw•v• confldenllal. • Current rate c1rd appllta. • All real 11ta1e ad'ienllemenC8 are to the Federel Fllr Houalng Act of tMI. • Thla help w•nted adt EOE atandan:ia. We will nol In \'IDWUan ot the.... • 80 L,r_ _ HELPWANIED New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens 740-592-1642 Quality clothing and household items.· $1 .00 bag sale lent Salaries and Benefit every Thursday. Monday Packages available! Experience in food service Is ad· thru Saturday 9 : 00-~ : 00 vantageous but . not required. Please tax your reSELUNG YOUR TIMBER? sume to 1-606·836·9617 or IT PAYS TO GET PROFES- E-mall to SIONAL ASSISTANCE! carteeland@zoomnet.net or Contact Bill Maxey. MSF. Ma111o Arby's, 201 Slewan Consulting Forester. RR 1 Ave., Worthington, KY BoK 458 Leon, WV 25123. 41183. (304}458-1656. or emalllur- r Publication • Start You r Ad s With A Keyw Ord • lnclude Complete Descrlp~lon • I nclude A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days I \11'1 CJ\ \II '\ I \\\01 \( I \II \ I ' Word Ads '-== ,::.;=c._---.,- I Sell or Trade CLASSJfiEDSJ 7 month old Anguo calf, AI slrad by EXT29AN1413. Case Square hay baler, (740)376-2798. _ _,;__~---Reglslerad Angus Bull, Sira DHD TRAVELER, 6807, Farms, bred by Baln....._ -...... · Norw~h, OhiO, oonlact John or Harley Rice (740)6673267 or (740)887-3369 r HAY & ~ GRAIN 1• . B~ ~ ~ oale, !!QUA'! bales $1.00 Olher hay up 10 $2.00, round bales $15.00 each 304-675-4869 · Hay & Brlghl Wire Tie Slraw, Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Discounl Avallable. Harltage Farm. 1986 HMay SportSier, 1000 custom, $4500. 1979 Muslang, 4 speed, V-6. good condlllon. $1 ,400. 1.979 Chevy molor home, excellent condttlon, $3,500; 1991 Geo Prism, aulomatlc, $2,000. 1987 Nova, 5speed, $800. KX 125 molorcroas bike, · $1,000. Bear Aca engine Analyzer wllh 4 gas. Great for beginners, $300. (740)386-9516 or (740l388-8071 · 1992 Camaro, V-6. aulo, 251h Arinlvoraary Edition, $2500, (740)742-2357. 87 Ford F150 n,oOO miles asking $1000. 30<4-875::.276:_::_7_ _ _ _" - - - 87 Ford truck • 85 01"·~ bU C ~ ( -•~ 11 11 740 1742 2~ u asa. ca . 88 Grand am, could ba llxed "•~ & od I $250 78 ·~up or pen ou · ·• • Pontiac BonnoviNe good lor • pertlng oul. $100. (304)8757982 . 1985 Chevy Se10 Blazer, 89 Om I 135 000 miles 4x4, asking $1800 runs o~aal, S700 OBO: 1740)1192-2167 (740)256• 1233 . 1992 Ford XLT, extended 92 Cornaro V-6 slandard cab, 8 tool bod, 302 au10l-lops eking' $2500: malic, 106,500 mlleo. (7401 42 2357 (7401887-7114 • · sao Auto Sales 1997 Ford F-150 XLT. mtl· 1996 Ponllac Grand Am aile t>ue, 75K, 4x4, flare$2700. 1996 Mllsublshl Gal- oklO, 3' lift, 33' lifN, w~h lanl 52700 1995 Chevy Lear lopper, very clean. Cavalier 1993 Ford (740)448-6323. Probe $1500. 1993 Ponllac 1998 Jeep Wrangler, olandGrand Am SHOO. 1993 ard no /VC, alum. wheela, Chevy Lumina $1900. 1992 53,000 mlloo, e><lended 7Ponllac Grand Am ·$1200· yr.100.000 mile worranly. 1989 Toyola Corolla $1200. 304-675-6894 304-875saDAulo Silos 2817 after 4pm $10,000. Hl~way 180 N. 740-448-6665 .92 Ponllac Transport, kladUke new 1999 Cadllloe ~·Jggk• ~· (~or::/.: Deville priced below whole- 1 ule. Aiso 1984 Cheiry S-10 lruck and 1883 Ford lruck, .97 Attro Van, 55,000 mlleo, all In oreal shape. Call air, cruise, till, PW. PL, (740) 441 -M79 after 8:00. AMIFM Caaaette, dual a~ bags, ABS, ooela 7, like TRucKs . now. (740)379-2134 leave . FUR SALE 1 meS88ge. 1997 Lincoln Towncar srg: nature Sarles, laalher lnlerlor, low miles, all options, will lrade lor SUburban or Tahoe, (740)992·2457 evenlngs. .. ·wns 7 1992 Lincoln Towncar, In mint condillon, kladed wllh options, lealher lnlonor, n<>w Michelin llres, $5995. OBO (740)985-3595 1993 Oldomoblle Cullus (304~875-5724. Supremo, 4 door. Red Exl• rlor, Bleck lniMor, PW, PL. I H \ \ ' I'! II<I \I I( 1\ ::;rjr;;;;;;~;;;;;;-'""i PI>, /VC, $2500 OBO. Auros (740)448-9238 , , · FOR SALE 1997 Dodge Neon, SJ>9na . Package, 61,000 mlloo, au1979 camaro. Rebultt 355 1oma11c; dari< blua, ireal and lransp11sslon. Body ·rn condlllon. · (7401441 " 803 Good Condition. Have ports Jay. lo finish. $2000 llrm. 2 Camry LE. Excellonl (740)245-9502 Condlllon. s17,ooo OBO or take over paymenll. 1979 Ford T·Bird 351 modi- (740)245-0519 lied, runs, body needs work, $300; new pair ol mud..& 3 bedroom hou ... 7 acres. snow llreo, $50, (740)992- 1 oulbulldlng, smoll bam, -4276. ' Route 62, 5 mllel from l.t~-------_.1. . 1965 C.__ Celeb"ly GL Point Pleasant, Malon !:<>. ·~·, " • Call (304)675-4358 1987 Ford 4x4 XLT Lerlel. 2.8 V-6, Good condllion, alNew paint clean, runs great. eo Free Kitten, 6 weeks, $3500.(3040675-8859 Cal (740)256-6735 $24oo. I "jiO r ooo r s5e ==------- · Budget Priced Tronoinlo- C&C General Homo Malnloorono All Types, Access To nonce- Painting, vinyl sldOver 10,000 Tranomlsslono, ing, carpenlry, doors, win910 Blo.er 4door $3800. 1992 Chevy S10 Blazer T56rannstcaorIIC33as9-es3,765740-245- dows. balhs, mobile home • : · repelr and more. For lree · 52300 . 11192 Toyelll P~kup 4X4 $2800. 1992 Ford . ONYX Bl,ck Fiberglas• :\~ale call Chel, 740-992R.engerPiclcup4X4$2200. A.R.E. cap for 6-112' 1999 IZ"""':~..........~:-, "'"'~Caravan E 1890 """""' General Molors P~k-up . xEu:cnuCAIJ $1200. 1995 FordAoroarar cellent Condillon. (740)256o-.G~··:noN Van $2000. nuKJ ~ • 623g Leave mesoage. B&O Aulo Sales Highway 160 N c~ & Aesidanllal or commercial 740 448 6885 MOIQR HoMEs - wiring, new servk:e or repairs. Master Licensed electriclan. Ridenour Electrical, u~---· ~ 1984 Coachman 22ft. lravol WV000306 304-675 _1766 . ,...,'""'-'~ lreMer oleaps 4-5. Has new · relrldg .. hoi waler tank; 4 ~...... new tires, ale & lumece, ~ 1981 Honda 650 cb. Runs slove & oven. Ready 10 go Greal, 24,000 mles. Bike In camping. Asking 4•1 Good Condlllon. $800 OBO. (30 4)n3-5424 (740)245-11502 89 Qodga camper Van, sell 1987 Honda 250X, good contained, el(celtent condi· condition, many e.ICtras, lion, garage kept, kM' mile· $1900 OBO. (740~441-1716 age, must sen, leaving llalo. Cell (740)709-4444 1999 Yamaha Banshee 350, oxcollen1 condition, '11<1111 , now urea, $3800 OBO. (740)441-1716 HOME : r= sao AUto Sales ~s;~~~~~vy r _ I ' I I '. s oo. IMPROVEMENI'S 2000 Kawuokl Bayou 300 4x4, $4,300. Coli (740)441· 8959, loavo m&S88ge. ,AJi typeo ot masonry brlok, 2000 Sukl Calono GfX block & tlono 20 yrs. expeestimate, 800F. 5,500 mllot. Like rience, free Naw. $3,900 (304)576-2688. (304)n3-9550 - r:BoA~:~I lf.SEMENT WATERPROOFING 1 UncondiUonal lifetime guarantee. Local references fur· For oalo or lrsdo onylhlng ot nlohtd. Etlabllohod 1975. value. 38 tool houoaboal Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446wllh \/-bOttom. call 0870, . 1-80D-287-0576. (740)889-3482 Ragero Walorprootlng. ,r \ r. t HUY SELL OR TRADE IN THE CLASSIFIEOS! Card of Thanks .. ~~7~ The family of Gertrude. Bass would like to thank oil who were lhere for us during lhe loss of our mother. Thanks 1o lhe many for their prayers, visitation, nowen, food, gills, and cards. Thanks lo Rev. Russell, singers, Hearts and Harmony, Syracuse Chur<hof Nazarene, and Ewings Funeral Home. Moy God Bless you for your kindness. 110 Help Wanted _s8/HR Light Indoor Work 1-888974JOBS COO Management, LLC �Monday, Sept 24, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Page A6 • The Dally Sentinel • {Ertbune- Sentinel -lae CLASSIFIED • ' The Daily Sentinel• Page A7 Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio Monday, September A7, 2001 " t~ter \ We Cover Meigs; Gallia, And Mason Counties Like No One Else Can! In one week With us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place {Ertbune Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 can Today••• Or Fax To (740) 44~3008 0ea.ri!J/re.f Monday thru Friday 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p.m. Items 'ill\111, r*l_I'ERsoNALs _ __, •l,_ 1110 Why wait? Start meeting Ohio singles tonight, call toll free 1-800-766-2823 eKt 1621 . i ANNouNCEMENTS __ I • 12 gauge shotgun & BB gun was stolen at Robert Waughs. This is SentlmBn·' tal. Asking that its .returned and no charges w1'll be made. Disney Beach Vacations, 6 nights, nice hotef, w111 sacri· f1ce lor $199, (614i8982728 Displav Ads Dai ly In-Colum n: 1: 00 p. m. Monda y- Fri day for I nserti on In Ne xt Day 's Paper Al l Dis play : 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Sunday I n -Column: 1 :DO p.m. Sunday Disp lay: ·1: 0 0 p. m . For Sun days Pape r Thursday for Sundays ro IIELPWANIEl I Kyle Moore Road, Hunting· ton, WV 25702. Local retailer looking for ex· perienced loss prevention associate for in store loss prevention position. Please send resume lo: Loss Prevention Supervisor, 6027 Kyle Moore Road Hunting· ton, WV 25702 r Lo;-J· AND FOUND Found· 2 dogs on State Route 143, yourg male Beagle, young female Retriever miK, (740)698-4031 . FOUND- Great Dane off of Route 160 near Vinton, Call (740)388-8248 and Klenlily Lost: 2 Farm dogs !rom Burlingham. Missing since Sept 8th. Female: Black Lab/Doberman mix with while patch on chest, 60 lbs., 6 years old , medium hair, blue collar. Very sweet & gentle. Answers to Spankers . Malo: AottweilerfChow miK, black with brown Rettie niarkings on lace, ch~SI , paws. Chow tail· & tongue, 75 lbs, 2 112 years o!d, tong hair, red co~ tar. A "little shy but friendly. Answers to Bruno. Pleas'e call Ginger or Jelf (740)9~22504, Reward! :.:.::..::......:.::="--- - - Reward- 2 lost male Labs, adult black w/knot on left hind leg & small yellow Lab, call (740)698·4031 . ~j:;i~;.;:;;;;;;.;.;;;.;;._ _., 70 ·- YARD SALE ~:::;::::::~ ~r ' __ .. :~Cf'! ~ ·Rick Pearson Auction c ompany, full time auctioneer, complete auction service. Licensed #66,0hio & West V1rginia, 304-773·5785 Or 304-773-5447. I ni\N11ID TO BIN • Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Silver, Gold Coins, Proof· sets, Diamonds, Gold uS C A. mgs, · · urrency.· 1 1 5 Mnd .T.S A. Coin SGh01P 1: ~ 74ec· 0 venue. a lpols, 0• 446·2842. --------Wanted to buy used mobile homes. Call (7401446-0175 Wanted· Black Batty Beanie Buddy, reasonable price, call (740)992·7242. 1 - B :oo-3 ===--=....:.:=---- 2-1 /2 baths, big kitchen w/oak cabinets, DR, LA w/gas log fireplace, central air, laundry room, front porch & 2-1/2 car garage. Immediate posse;ssion. Appraised at $125 500 asking $12 5,500 . Cali (7 01446 _ 451 4 from 8•5pm, . M·F, or (740)~6-32 48 af1er 5pm. ::-c- -- ---,--- 4 == I · Grbac tried to force a pass to · The first was a batted P"-" that went to linebacker Brian Sim, Sharpe. The ball was knocked mons in. the end zone and got around in the air before it the Bengals (2-0) believing in ·wound up in Simmons' han~ in the end zone. themselves late in the first half. The second half was · one Late in the fourth quarter, Spikes · reached up with one Raven ttirnover after another. hand, latched onto one of Patrick Johnson, returning kicks Grbac's passes and returned it 66 because jermaine Lewis was out yards for a touchdown, carrying \vith a pulled hamstring, had the tight end John Jones the last few second-half kickoffyanked out of his arms. That led to Jon strides into the end zone. For one day. the Bengals got · Kitna 's 1~yard touchdown pass whatever they wished. The to Corey Dillon. The Ravens fumbled again Ravens (1-1) had six turnovers, most of them at bad times and at on their next play from scrimmage, setting up Kitna's 2-yard . bad places on the field . All three Bengals touchdowns touchdown run. Finally, Spikes came direcdy from turnovers, as finished it off with the intercepdid the moment that inspired tion return. Grbac completed 33 of 63 them. The Ravens put together passes for 326 yards with one their best drive of the season, touchdown, three interceptions running more than 8 minutes and a fumble. =-=- rro~goo·~o~:"'n~:,o co:ri . (740)446-0 196 $6S.OO RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappen HI Efficiency 90% Gas Fumaces, 011 Furnaces, 12 seer Heat & Air Conditioning Free _-., ··-------pl ---'"='---- - r i. i . =------=---------- r r•o score. MOBILE HOME OWNERS • Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, on VInyl Skirting, Doors, Windows, Anchors, Waler Healers, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, F:urnaces & . Heat Pumps. Bannens Mobll H s 1 740-446e orne upp y, 9416 www.oNb.comlben· ;;ne:;ttc___ _ _ NEW AND USED FUR.. NANCES FOR SALE1 We . 1 11 F E · t 11 nsta , rea st1ma es, you doni Call us, We both Looser (740)448-6308, 1800-291-0088. · Nurses uniforms. Size 2x and 3x. 3 sets paid over $100. Sell tor $40. (740)992 7116 :,..;==-"-"':'-:----~ Rare baseball cigarette card picturing •Kid Elberfeld" "a . Pomeroy, Ohio native who played ball' lale 1690's ear- r___:---""'pll - wv from Page AS 1 I A i I i I j off the dock in the second quarter. They went 74 yards in 17 plays, had eight snaps inside the 10-yard line - and couldn't Bengals ' dining . room, message. cases in riO pantry, utility room, www.orvb.com/bennett the Vinton Coun- r.,_..,;liiliiiiiiii.iliii.io_.l .lull size anlc, gas furnace, ly, Pomeroy and Racine , central air, Racine, $3S,OOO, Final Days, Nationwide In· Stlhl Trimmer Mower 4hrs. Areas. Please Call Primary y (740)949 2070 ventory Reduction! uead. $290. (304)n3-6479 Care Nursing Service al INOTICEI - - - - - - - - - - (304~736--3409 Mobile Home lot for rent in Unllnlohod Pine desk wKh (800)516-2273 .. Ask lor OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- Prime 2·112 acre 101 lor '---'-'-'-c__c:__ _ __ Phyllls. lNG CO. recommends lhat building on· located on quiet Land·home packages- all Pilot Program, Renters Middleport, $,25 per month drawer, $86, like new. (740)992-3194 ou do business 'lh peopl ·areaSI. Prequallly by phone. Needed, 304-738-7295. (740)448.0196 McClure's Restaurant now Y WI e road, Slecluded area, out- (740)446·3583 10 hiring all 3 locations, full or you know, and NOT sen~ ·side of city limiiSI in Spring- '---'--::-'--"-::---- Quiet COuntry SeHing 3br WATER WELLS DRILLED. \lll<t II \\11 1"'1 part-lime, pick up applica- money thro~gh th~ mall until field Town!ilhip. Asking Limited Or No Credit? Gov· 2ba. ·for rent or sale on land (740....,.7311 tion at location & bring back you ha"e lnvesttgated the $17,500. Call1or more info. emment Bank Finance Only contract Available OctOber •r~1 or-~u~~----.~belween 9:30am & offering. (740)446 -4514 Days; or AI Qakwood In Barbours- lsi. Call (304)875.-2864 · ~ 10 ooa Mo da lh S (740)448·3248 E~~t~nings. ville WV 304 736 3409 """"" : m, n Y ru at- Free _Software! Amazing ' · · · _,.__ .. _ ___ , Walerllno Special: 314 200 urday. Web Site will show You 2· 12.1C40 mobile homes, Rent to own on land conPSI $21.95 Per 100; 1' 200 SECURITY OFFICERS: How To Download Over , . $1,800 each, 1- 10x38 mo- lracl, good clean 2 bedroom Appliances: Recondilloned PSI $37.00 Per I 00: All Guardsma~ Is now accepl- 250.00 Shareware Prohouse in Pomeroy, Washers, Drye~ Ranges, Bi"aas Compression Flnlngs '" F 1 1 900 329 bile h001e, $ 1•500 or $ 4•500 (740)698-7244. Re(rlgralors, Up ro 90 Days In Stock. ing applications for employ- grams ree · · · for all three. (740)441·0219 Guaranteed! we Sell New 5 8 70 2 9 ~~~ 00-$8000IMO ment in Mason County. If ~ MEx\ =~~ $ -~ peJ c8ll after 6:00pm. Syracuse- new house on Maytag Appliances, French RON EVANS ENTERPRisES Jackson, Ohio, 1-1100No Experience Necessary you are at least 21 years of m(611n9. )64us5 6434 yrs, erv26x60 3 Or 4 Bedroom, On· river, 2 bedroom, beth & City Maytag, 740-446-7795. 1-888-270·0064 age, have a clear police re. . All realealate advertl•lng ly $345.00 Per Month half, 2 car garage, big - - - - - - - - - 537-95?8 www.Nevor9To5Again.com c~rd and a high school. Internet Se6retsl Learn How In thla newapaper 11 8.99% FiKed lnlerest Rate, deck, $650 a month plus For Sate: Reconditioned dlplom~ or equlvat~nt, we to Take Control Of Another aub)ecl to the Feder•! 1 ·888·928~3426 $650 deposit, (740)385- washers, dryers and refrlg· Window Air Conditioner. Caaual Part Time Dlrec1 would like to_talk Wllh y~u . Computer Over The Inter· Falrttou•lngActof1968 1159. erators. Thompsons Appll· Works Great. $50 OBO. Care Staff Starting pay IS ~ 6 - 80 · go.ng nell 1·900-329·8670, which mak.. lt Illegal to 94 14x70 Oakwood, must . . ance. 3407 Jackson Ave· (740)992-7116 A leading provider of seN- to $7.30. Full tl_me em~oy- Ext.3934, $2 .99 per min., advertise "any moved, 2 bedroom, 2 full Taking ap~IICBtiOOS for a 2 nue (304)675-7388. lce to individuals with Men- ee~ receive patd va~tlons Must be 18yrs. Se!V·U (619) pn~ference, limitation or baths, comes with extras. bedrooms .m a quiet neigh- - -'-'.:._...:______ "'~ tal Retardation and Qevel· paid life and health 1nsur- 645·8434 dltcrlmlnatlon t.sed on $15,000. (740)446-9337 borhood. (740)446·6939 ·Main Stteet Fumlture eturn...tl'.lJ opmenlal Disabilities is ance. and an opportunity to · race, c:otor, religion, aex leave message (304)675-1422 looking for casual part time participate In a 401-K pro- Start Your Business To- famlllalatatua or n•tional FARMS I 515 Main Street, Point Block, brick, sewer pipes, workers. Starting wage is gram. Must be able to work day... Prime ShOpping Cen· origin, or any Intention to ~ JoUR SA.l.Jf MOFUBILERn'!~ Pleasant windows, lintels, etc. Claude 1, $6.50 per hour. Appty today any shift and some week- ler Space Available At A1· make any such -• ~• Wihters, Rio Grande, OH in person at ~iddleton Es- ends. All applicants will be lordable Rate. Spring Valley preference, limitation or New & Used Fui-nlture Call 740-245 _6121 _ tates. 8204 Carla Drive. given a drug screen . Apply. Plaza, Call740·446·0101 . dlac:rlminallon." 132 acres with pond, lots of 2 Br, 1 1/2 bath, 14 wide . N_ow 2 Piece Llvingroom Gallipolis, OH . An Enual at the Main Gate of the standing timber, lovely 4 Suites $399 Buy Sell "' M&G Polymers plant on fJR<JFI!SjJONAL · bedroom, 2·112 bath home, with large expando ·& can' · ' ' Rough Cut lumber, 2)t4's, ~ Opportunity Employer. State Route 2, Apple Grove, SER.VICFS Ttlls newtpaperwlli not 2 barns, garage and cetlar tral air, (740)992-2167 Trade. 1x6's, cut In 8-18 feet ; _F_IMID ___V -. ' -----between 8:00 AM and knowingly aceept house, mobile home rental 'lengths, 1,000+ board leal, ~ CN~s. HH~s Cenified 2,00 PM. Monday, Seplemectvertloemento tor real spol, call (740)446-2661 or 3 bedroom mobile home In ANnQUES $250. (740)441-1015 • homemakers needed to pro- ber 24. through Friday, SepTURNED DOWN ON estate whiCh lain (740)256·6593 after 4pm lor Middleport, no '" pets, __ • =~ vide In home services for tember 28. SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? vloi•Uon of the taw. Our more Information. (740)992·5858. Pun: elderly/disabled In Mason & No Fee Unless We Win I re•dert are hereby F'Cit'SXLE 3 Br, 2 baths, 14x70 Newly Buy or sell. Riverine Anti· Putnam coun_ty areas. Call Special EducatiOn Pre1·888·582·3345 lnformedthatltl 189 acres- approXImately. 7 remodeled (740)992•2167 ques, 1124 East Main on ·II" 1-888-453-4992 school Teacher, 3 days per dwellings advertised In room, 1 bath house, barn ' SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- AKC Registered BOston week. Must have current this newspaper are and outbuildings. Willow - Beaulilul River VIew Ideal 992-2526. Russ Moore, Terrier Puppies. (7401256Director of Nursing needed Ohio Department of .Educa· available on an equid wood, Ohio. First Federal For·1 Or 2 People, Ref8ren· owner. 1825 for 100 bed skilled nursing lion CertificationiLicense HoMES opportunity baeea Savings Bank (740)532· ces, Deposit, No Pets, Fos· facility. Excellent opportuni· and have or be eligible to FOR SALE ·• 6845 ter Trailer Park, 740·441 · New Business Opening Oc- Bassett Hound Puppies, 12 ty for the right candidate to obtain early education of 0181 . tabor 1st. Sue's Selectables weeks old, Full-blooded, no work with exceptional man· handicapped validation. . . . MOBil..£ HoMES BI.JSINEl\8 on the Mr· In Middleport $ agement team, nursing staff Send resume by .September )100 sq. h. House. New w1r- ~--···FUiliiiRtiSiiALEiiiii-_.l AND BUUJ)INGS Mobile home lot for rent. Ohio. (740)992-0298 papers, 50 · (740)446.0974 and facility with. excellent 28th to: Carleton SChool, IRQ, plumbing, furnace. 8x24 -Wat~r, elec,tric and phOne Birds. Lovingly hand raised regulatory compliance. Op- 1310 Carteton S~eet, Syra· treated wood deck. ServiCe ava1lable. (740)388· ~ quacker green & Blues. ponunity for professional cuse. Oh10 45779 or FaK to (304)895·3526 16 Wide. Only $195.00 P9r Office building in Miners· 9033 · MEROIANDISE s2oo. & up. Gcild Cap Congrowth, benefits, pay com- (740)992-6438 - - - -- -- - - Month, 8.99% Fixed Interest ville, 600 sq fl. , ale, COV· ·~·-~ ura. (304)675-4787 mensurate with eKpenence. 2br. 2 ba. Brick home MI. Rate With Air And Un- ered parking, ceiling ran, tu"t.nunr.~.., 1 .-, • Interested , candidates URGENTLY NEEDED· Vernon Ave. · For more Info. derpinmng 1·888·928·3426 $2751mo., 614-876·1661 . mR RENT Baby bed, dressing table, Registered Lab Puppies, should apply to: Rock- plasma donors, earn $45 to Call (304)675·2827 __ • car seat, swing, high chair. yellow and black. $200 springs Rehabilitation Cen- $60 tor 2 or 3 hours weakly. 1966 Vendale 12x60 Mobile l.o'rs .& Black leather bool:s size 7 or each mates and females ter. 36759 Rocksprings Rd., Call Sera-Tee , 740-592" 3 Bedroom on Route 2, Home. 1986 Ford Ranger ACRFAGE · 1 and 2 · bedroom apart- 7 112 and Size med. Coat (740)446-QOBO evenings. · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 _ 6651 . (304)675-5932 2.3 Litre. 5 speed . • ments, furnished and unfur· that match. (304)675-2801 . 675 7091 304 675 Equal Opportunity Employer Wendy's Management Op· 7 room & bath, with stove & or ( 1 " 1.34 acri!SI with double car Beautiful handmade solid Enc?urag•ng WQ!'kplace ~I· portunity - Great Pay, Great relrigeralor,· 522 Grant St., garage. Has Electric. Ftriced 2218. wood cradle, e must seevt"rslty. · Benefits, call 1·800·74, - Middleport, (740)992·9084. 1978 1"4K70 Nashua MobUe reduced. Also 1.25 acres - - - - - - - - - great tor a newborn or baby Dollar. Plus, Ohio River Pia· 4501, Ext. 593 · A good clean 2 bedroom Home. Newer side by side wUh septic water has place ..1 Bedroom-Apartment,. Re· dolls, $100. (740)446-0196 . za , now hlring managemeri1. · house in Pomeroy on land refrigerator with ice maker & lor alec. hook up. (304)576· frlgerator, Range. AJC In· Apply 1n person or lax re- Need 7 Ladles to Sell Avon. water In door, newer gas 9929 eluded, $289 Plus Deposit & Custom Buill Sheet 8X1 0. 1 Flute, LeBlanc: Vi~, Used 3_ sume to (304)736~.3092 , Call (740)446·3358 contract, (740)698-7244 . range with self cleaning Reference. HUD Approved. year old. (740)446-7276 4 times, new $515, sell AlfordaDie new home, 3 oven, built-in dish washer, Indian Creek Equestrian Es· (740)441- 1519 Eleclric cooktOp, wall oven, $350, music stand! case. A ExperMienced Diesel and/or 1140 B~ bedroom, LA, Kitchen, Din- all Birch cabinets In kitchen , lBtes, 3·6 acre lots, west of microwave, 27 ~ console TV, books. (740)387 _7026 uta echanic. Must have 1'RAtNING ing Room, bath, attached 1 / V2 baths (some remod- Rio Grande, from $25,900. 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, kitchen cabinets, Island tools & clean driving record. , garage, nice level lot, Priced eled) gas furnace'& hot wa- \l40)245 -5747 economical utilities, $279 to (740)379 2798 FRurrs & 1. (740)386-6547 1 lh 70' C 111 d 1er1ank, 3 BR., all plumbing $379 per 'monlh plus ulilttles . Galli II C c 11 n e s. a or more eLooking To Buy A New (740)446-2957 VEGETABUS Experienced Timber Cutter. (Carpoo ·ers"cl"osroereTo Hoomeeg)e . tails. (740)446-2801 . new from class action suite, Home'? Don'l Have Land? Firewood for sale, $150 '--llllllitiiiliilliiiiiliil;.,,.l (7401682 73 8 " underpinning included, BEAUTIF '!' load. (740)441-9478 ' 1 call alter Call Todayl740-446-4367, For Sale brick ranch style $7500. {740)742-2896 We Dolll Hurry Only 10 Lots UL APAR "' _ _.:,_;_:.;__;_..c..,:_ __ Pumpkins for sale, retail, . 6pm · • 1-800-2,4-0452, home, just out of New HaLell, 394-736-7295. MENTS AT BUDGET PAl~ Grubb's Plano- Tuning & wholesale, Raymond Rowe , Full·time dental assistant Aep #90-05·12748 . ven~ beside Sun Rise me- 1962 14x70 Fairmont Hap- NEAR RIO GRANDE. A ~::eS",k ;~:w~ D~! Repairs. Problems? Need Farms !740)247-4292 ., . 1170 monal Gardens on fllt 33, pyhouse mObile home , 3 Tuned? Call The Plano Or. posllfon. Must be available u,._- ··--·-- 1 1/4 aCres 3 br 2 fre 1 pia- bedroom's, $10,000. Call . beautitul5 acre tr8ctloca~ed from $297 to $383. W&lk lo 740-446-4525 Monday thru Saturday, J.,...,.,_,~r.uu~ 1 ba • · ct d 1740 i 44 1_8959 leave mes- on Centerpoint. Ad, for ON· shop & movies. Call 740- - - - ' - - " " ' - - - - - I \In I ' I 1' 1'1 II ..., 8am-6pm. Please submit reces . ( ~ement 1n u es an · LY $12,320. For more Info 446·2568 . Equal Housing Hardy Mums $3.00 each 4 ,'\ II\ l .., ltH h sume to 995 Jackson Pike. ebed xtra k•tchbaenh,) TV room, _ sa_,g'e..,., - - - - - - - - and FREE maps contact _0'-' ppo '--~_un_lly _,_.- - - - - for $10. Open Sat. 8·5pm. & O~M ipolls, OH 45631. 4 piece Bedroom suite , room_, t 2 car .gaAnthony Land Co., Lid. evenings. Dewhurst Green-'--'-~----'---- Oue81l bed, night stand rage. pnvate rural settmg, ho1993 Claytbon 16x 80 mobile 800-21•·8365. Christy's Family Living, h Ml All (304)895 Full-time work, sates eKperi- chest of drawers, 62" dress: 50K50 shed call 304-882me 3 r., 2· ba. asking or 33140 New Lima Rd., Rul· ouse · o. • ence necessary. Contact er with mirror, $300. 2050 or 304-882-3885. $19,000 304-773-5885 aher www.alcland.com land, Ohio, 740-742-7403. 3740 leave massage. or 95:..".::: 5 pm. 37c.:89 R~k al (740)446-6700 740'949·2653 · Apa~ment, home and lraller "(304 ::.:.1c:6.::: =-.____ VN For sa le by owner: Nice bi· -:.ISING 180 u leV el •home on near 1st Time BuyersCall Oak· runlals. Commercial store· lndependenl Herballfe Dis· 2·N Ford Tractor 3. Hilch. acre • 1 1 FUNDR ~ nANIEl wood, Gallipolis lodayl eu·yr fronls available lor lease. tribulor, Coli For Product Or Very Good Condition. DIRECTOR 1 Do Cheste r. Three bedroom, Needed for your area 0 two baths, one-car garage, Gov't backed program- buy In the Vacancies now. Opportunity. (740}441 - 1982 $2200. (304)882-3.236 to work with schools, Full service house cleaning, family room with fireplace, local (740)446-3093 . , ·Furnished efficiency, all utll· JET 52 Case DC & 5' Brosh·hog PTA's and coaches. Est. Co. $7 00 hour, very honest. ~un room. New central heat- Abandoned Double ld .' illes paid, share bath, $125 AERATION MOTORS lor $1500, & Small child's Avg 1st yr. $50-S80K References available. Call mg & ale system. One mi· 1 581 & d r w e month, 919 2nd Avenue. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Go-Kan 5 horse, $100 540-948-8540 · (740)446-2977 nute off Route 1 but still pri· rea -up e Ivery. Hur(740)446-3945. Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· (740)843-5217 vale. (740)985-l96 1 ry- 1 only. (740)446-3093 80(),537-9528. . on two Giants 13, Chiefs3 against Minnesota. Jets Browns Patriob 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Morten Anderson kicked two field goals, and Ron Dayne scored on a tackle-busting 7yard run, leading New York past Kansas City. Ray Crockett intercepted Collins' pass for Amani Toomer ~dway through the first quarter. The ChiefS, who had beaten the last 12 NFC teams to visit Arrowhead Stadium, drove to a first-and-goal fiom the 7But Shaun Williams stepped in fiont of All-Pro tight end Tony Gonzalez and intercepted ltent Green's pass. Nine plays later, Dayne MOVIN' ON UP ~ Dallas' Emmitt Smith moved past Barry d~ Lew Bush across the sanders on the all-time rushing yardage list Sunday. (AP) FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) Curtis Martin imd Vinny Testaverde, who helped supply and comfort rescuers after the World Trade C~nter attacks, lifted New York over. New England. Martin rushed for 106 yards and a touchdown, while Testaverde completed 16 of 28 passes for 137 yards. The Jets (1-1) rebounded fiom a 45-24 loss to Indianapolis with strong defensive performance. They forced four ·tiJrnovers and knocked Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe out of the game in the fourth quarter. a from Page AS lineman and rookie James Jackson ran for 124 yards on 31 carries as the Browns (1-1) gave rookie coach Butch Davis his first · WID. Celebrating their first win was difficult for some of the Browns, who felt sorry for Detmer. He had been the consummate team player in Cleveland, despite losing his starting job to Couch in '99 and sitting out all last season with an injury. Detmer played dreadfully in his first start since replacing Charlie Batch, completing 22 of 42 passes for 212 yards. . Detmer came within one interception of tying the NFL record of eight in a game, set by Jim Hardy of the Chicago Cardinals in 1950 against Philadelphia. Detmer's seven intercep tions were the most in a gar' • since Steve Deberg th r< seven for Tampa Bay vs. ~ Francisc_o on Sept. 7, 198(, The Lions (0-2) commi t 15 penalties for 115 yard ' Couch completed 1.2 passes for 138 yard 1d matched a caree r hit:,h with the tliree TDs - including one to backup center Shaun O 'Hara. 1 1 ::-c-------- r =-=--------- r ·r r . I '. I I ~~~ " ~~~~,' ~~u:~s~.f:~!~~: I _r rr..------_.1 · '" Mall To : Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue , Gallipolis , OH 45631 HOl5ES Gracious living. 1 and 2 New 14 Wide, 3 Bedroom. cm;r,o FOR RENr . bedroom apartments at ViiOnly $19,850. Free Delivery '---liiiiiiiiiiiii;,;.-,.IJage Manor and ~lverslde & Set Up. 1·888·928·2426 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Apartmenls in Middleport. New 16K80, 3 bedt:OQm, 2 Homes From $199/Mo 4% From $278-$348. Call 740bath, only $500 down, call D w 30 y 1 S% 992-5064. Equal Housing Nikki (740)385-4367 . A~A~For us:n~~ 1s- Opportunities. . --___:,e_:.:_c__c_:_c____ 3323 E 1709 ' · - -- - NICe Apanmenl, 2 bedroom, New 2002 Fleetwood only - _ _xl_._ _ WIO hook-up close to HMC $n5 down and $150.85 per 1 bedroom, A/C, 1 bath, ( 40)446-ao00 7 month, call Cheryl, kitchen has appliances, (740)385-4367 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, Now Taking Applications35 Wesl 2 Bedroom TownNew bank repo- 14K70, 3 $350/mo. (740)446-4859 bedroom 2 balh Pay $•99 house Apartments, Includes 2 bedroom home . eta~ to Water Sewage, Trash, ' • "1 & move-in Oakwood- Galtip- town, basement. RNer v1ew, $350/Mo 740_446-0008 oils. (740)446-3093 $4251 monlh; 3 bedroom In " • lown, 1-112 balhs. Good loTara Townhouse ApenNew Double Wide. $135 Per Month! 3 Bedroom. 2 cation. $5001 month. Refer- ments, Very Spacious, 2 Balh. Free .Delivery & Sol- ences and deposit i'equired. Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA. 1 (740)446-3644. 112 Bath, Fully Ctupel8d, up. 1-888-928-3426 . . Adutt Pool & Baby Pool, PaAshland Fleetwood 2002 3 bedr~m home Mmers'ltlle llo, stan $366/Mo. No Pets, Doublewide $26,226 J;oll area! nver view•. references Lease Plus Security Deposit Free 866-80.5-5619 10 min reqUired, depoSit required, Requli-ed, Days: 740-446no pets, 740-992-67n after 3481 ; Evenings: 740-367from Huntington 5Pm. 0502, 741)-448-0101. Ashland Fleetwood Seplem· bar special. 2002 14x70 f7~:~frsa In town, 'psrtment t;,~lloble Now 3bd/2ba. $19,990 Free Del. Twin River Towero & Setup. Toll Free 1·866- 3 bedroom newer home 805·5619 . (304)675-6679. near Poner, $425/mo. Deposit & reference required. lor appllcalion. HUO sobslDeluKe home, save $5,445, dlzed apl.lor elderly and · new 2000 model Skyline, 3 (740)446-2801 aller 5pm. disabled. EHO. bedroom, 2 balh, lotal alec- 3 bedroom, 2-112 balh, 1 tric, vinyl & shingle, low 1 bedroom on 1st floor, ·family, Very monthly payments, dellv· , in town. $525/mo. No ap1ir1m1an~ ered & setup Includes skirt· i no Inside pets. I -:;:--~---...., r:r 6 pll r M~u:~~ I -=::;::==:, L..~~...,~ r ~~1;/~ff 8~~ 1 ~~- a;' gJ:~~ il I I'LrA l U J\KN'..I w_11_~_Do _ _,l mail . Will haul away, clean out, clean up, move almost any· thing. Other odd jobs. Call (740)446-7604 . Wt~l power wa~h houses, trailers, anythmg . Call (740)441-4236 or (740)4460151 ask for Ron. If no a~swer, leave message. meny" 24yr. Wood lnduSiry Forester, 11yr. VNU Forestry Professor & 6yr Direc- vise an eKchange S<Uc1em. tor of WV Division of Forest· Compen5alion and travel in· cenUve. 1-800·964·4678 ry. ATTENTION WE NEED HELPI GiVEAWAY $500-$1500 PT $2,000-$6,000 FT Free ·Training Dog for giveaway to good 1-666-807-AICH home. Includes doghouse, runner and pin . Call www.comeworkwlthme.com (740)446-7716 AVONI All Areasl To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spears, 304-Free Puppies! Mother: 675-1429. Golden Aetnever, Father: - - - - - - - - Black Lab. call (740)367- Be Your Own Boss! 7708 From Homel Kittens· gray long hair, blue eyes, Chester, (740)985· 4466. . Private Party Ads Under $100 20 words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Sales • Limit 3 Per Person 6 __FU_HoMEs_R.SALE __ 1 r.,r_ . . . All Make Mowers, L_awn .For s81e or lease lg. ranch Tractors, Tillers . Repau~. style home, 4 br., 3 ba., w/ F,ree pick-up, Delivery A'lall· screened in patio porch, 2 able. 21 Years Experience. car garage $78 000 Call Mike. (?40)446-7604 · ' . . . Commerlcal lots 1or sale or David~ General ~ntract!ng · lease, in Pt. Pleasant 304~lumb•ng, electriCal, pa.nt- 727·3318 call between mg , decks, roofs. Call Spm-l 2 (740)256-9373 (304)633· ---~· -------6265 . - - - - , - - - - - - House lor sale. by ·owner, 3 Georges P0 n bl S Ill bedroom, 1 H2 ·baths, lg. . a e awm • livlngroom dinlngroom don't haul your togs to the kith rd' ' ed b k mllljusl call304-675-1957. c en, 1enc ac ya ' - - - ' - - - - - - -- electlor heat pump, attach· ed ga ag san· 1 Quality housecleaninQ, imr e, mg on over maculate, naticulous, de· acre of land on At 124 close lailed cleaning. The abso- 10 New School, (740)992· lute best. Call lor a free esti· 3911 a11er 3:00pm, Must male. (740)256-1131 or 1- ::S::el:;:l._ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bl!B-761-2412. ~ ::.:::..c..::..:...::..:...:=----- Newly constructed, single ~ slory 1600 sq lool home Wanted to care lor elderly in ·. · their home . Call at Localed I 0 . mmu Ies Irom (740)256--6503 II no answOr. Hoi zer H05P1tal · 20 mJnuI9 ~ Leave message on voice from Pleasant Valley Hospl- Help wanted oaring for lhe ~..__ _ _ _ _ _ _,., eklerly, Darst Group Home, • now paying minimum wage, 100 WORKERS NEEDED new shiHs: 7am-3pm, 7amAssemble crafts, wood 5pm, 3pm·11pm, 11pmItems. Material provided. 7am, call740-992-5023. To S480+ wk, Free lnfonnation pkg. 24 Hr. Homeworker• Neec;led 5635 w kl p --1-·6_0_1_-2_64_-56_2_5__ Mail. Easy! ee YNo rocessing ExperiAct Now! ence Needed. Call 1· International Business 800-652-8726 Exl . 2070, 24H &Kpanding . $251$75hr. PfT :::..::c:.".:::·c _______ Frr 886 588 3713 • · • · Immediate AN position in www.megabucks4you.net Fthyslclans office. ParmaARBY'S RESTAURANTS · nent part-lime with competi· ARE CURRENTLY SEEK- live pay. Send resume IO lNG CANDIDATES FOR CLA 544, clo Gallipolis Dai· ALL LEVELS OF STORE ly Tnbune, 825 Third AveMANAGEMENT. Aggres- nue,Gallipolis, OH 45631. sive unit expansion is taking Local relal'ler look1'ng lor ex. lh 1 1 1 · I Pace wllh10 e oca ' 1" per1'enced loss preven11'on I I I PramoIIon. and assoclale for In store loss s a e area career advancement oppor!unities are available! Excel· prevention position. Please ==~~o~e~~~e~is~~~ 6~~S:, Includes Free Yard Sale Sign!$ Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over lS Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid POUCIES: Ohio Vlllly Publishing reaervet the right to edit. reject. or Cl~ eny ld at eny time. Enorl ml.llt be r.porltcl on thl tht . Trlbune-SentlneWtegftlet" wtll t. reapontlble fot no A'tOfe thlln the cost of the .,.ce occupMd by the error tnd only the fll'lt lnMI'Uon. •ny lo.. or expeRM 111111 ....ulhl from the public.tlon or omlulon ot •n ttdv.rtiHIMIIl eorr.ctlon wtll be mttdeln the o,..t e'llll..,_ ~- • 1re •rw•v• confldenllal. • Current rate c1rd appllta. • All real 11ta1e ad'ienllemenC8 are to the Federel Fllr Houalng Act of tMI. • Thla help w•nted adt EOE atandan:ia. We will nol In \'IDWUan ot the.... • 80 L,r_ _ HELPWANIED New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens 740-592-1642 Quality clothing and household items.· $1 .00 bag sale lent Salaries and Benefit every Thursday. Monday Packages available! Experience in food service Is ad· thru Saturday 9 : 00-~ : 00 vantageous but . not required. Please tax your reSELUNG YOUR TIMBER? sume to 1-606·836·9617 or IT PAYS TO GET PROFES- E-mall to SIONAL ASSISTANCE! carteeland@zoomnet.net or Contact Bill Maxey. MSF. Ma111o Arby's, 201 Slewan Consulting Forester. RR 1 Ave., Worthington, KY BoK 458 Leon, WV 25123. 41183. (304}458-1656. or emalllur- r Publication • Start You r Ad s With A Keyw Ord • lnclude Complete Descrlp~lon • I nclude A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days I \11'1 CJ\ \II '\ I \\\01 \( I \II \ I ' Word Ads '-== ,::.;=c._---.,- I Sell or Trade CLASSJfiEDSJ 7 month old Anguo calf, AI slrad by EXT29AN1413. Case Square hay baler, (740)376-2798. _ _,;__~---Reglslerad Angus Bull, Sira DHD TRAVELER, 6807, Farms, bred by Baln....._ -...... · Norw~h, OhiO, oonlact John or Harley Rice (740)6673267 or (740)887-3369 r HAY & ~ GRAIN 1• . B~ ~ ~ oale, !!QUA'! bales $1.00 Olher hay up 10 $2.00, round bales $15.00 each 304-675-4869 · Hay & Brlghl Wire Tie Slraw, Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Discounl Avallable. Harltage Farm. 1986 HMay SportSier, 1000 custom, $4500. 1979 Muslang, 4 speed, V-6. good condlllon. $1 ,400. 1.979 Chevy molor home, excellent condttlon, $3,500; 1991 Geo Prism, aulomatlc, $2,000. 1987 Nova, 5speed, $800. KX 125 molorcroas bike, · $1,000. Bear Aca engine Analyzer wllh 4 gas. Great for beginners, $300. (740)386-9516 or (740l388-8071 · 1992 Camaro, V-6. aulo, 251h Arinlvoraary Edition, $2500, (740)742-2357. 87 Ford F150 n,oOO miles asking $1000. 30<4-875::.276:_::_7_ _ _ _" - - - 87 Ford truck • 85 01"·~ bU C ~ ( -•~ 11 11 740 1742 2~ u asa. ca . 88 Grand am, could ba llxed "•~ & od I $250 78 ·~up or pen ou · ·• • Pontiac BonnoviNe good lor • pertlng oul. $100. (304)8757982 . 1985 Chevy Se10 Blazer, 89 Om I 135 000 miles 4x4, asking $1800 runs o~aal, S700 OBO: 1740)1192-2167 (740)256• 1233 . 1992 Ford XLT, extended 92 Cornaro V-6 slandard cab, 8 tool bod, 302 au10l-lops eking' $2500: malic, 106,500 mlleo. (7401 42 2357 (7401887-7114 • · sao Auto Sales 1997 Ford F-150 XLT. mtl· 1996 Ponllac Grand Am aile t>ue, 75K, 4x4, flare$2700. 1996 Mllsublshl Gal- oklO, 3' lift, 33' lifN, w~h lanl 52700 1995 Chevy Lear lopper, very clean. Cavalier 1993 Ford (740)448-6323. Probe $1500. 1993 Ponllac 1998 Jeep Wrangler, olandGrand Am SHOO. 1993 ard no /VC, alum. wheela, Chevy Lumina $1900. 1992 53,000 mlloo, e><lended 7Ponllac Grand Am ·$1200· yr.100.000 mile worranly. 1989 Toyola Corolla $1200. 304-675-6894 304-875saDAulo Silos 2817 after 4pm $10,000. Hl~way 180 N. 740-448-6665 .92 Ponllac Transport, kladUke new 1999 Cadllloe ~·Jggk• ~· (~or::/.: Deville priced below whole- 1 ule. Aiso 1984 Cheiry S-10 lruck and 1883 Ford lruck, .97 Attro Van, 55,000 mlleo, all In oreal shape. Call air, cruise, till, PW. PL, (740) 441 -M79 after 8:00. AMIFM Caaaette, dual a~ bags, ABS, ooela 7, like TRucKs . now. (740)379-2134 leave . FUR SALE 1 meS88ge. 1997 Lincoln Towncar srg: nature Sarles, laalher lnlerlor, low miles, all options, will lrade lor SUburban or Tahoe, (740)992·2457 evenlngs. .. ·wns 7 1992 Lincoln Towncar, In mint condillon, kladed wllh options, lealher lnlonor, n<>w Michelin llres, $5995. OBO (740)985-3595 1993 Oldomoblle Cullus (304~875-5724. Supremo, 4 door. Red Exl• rlor, Bleck lniMor, PW, PL. I H \ \ ' I'! II<I \I I( 1\ ::;rjr;;;;;;~;;;;;;-'""i PI>, /VC, $2500 OBO. Auros (740)448-9238 , , · FOR SALE 1997 Dodge Neon, SJ>9na . Package, 61,000 mlloo, au1979 camaro. Rebultt 355 1oma11c; dari< blua, ireal and lransp11sslon. Body ·rn condlllon. · (7401441 " 803 Good Condition. Have ports Jay. lo finish. $2000 llrm. 2 Camry LE. Excellonl (740)245-9502 Condlllon. s17,ooo OBO or take over paymenll. 1979 Ford T·Bird 351 modi- (740)245-0519 lied, runs, body needs work, $300; new pair ol mud..& 3 bedroom hou ... 7 acres. snow llreo, $50, (740)992- 1 oulbulldlng, smoll bam, -4276. ' Route 62, 5 mllel from l.t~-------_.1. . 1965 C.__ Celeb"ly GL Point Pleasant, Malon !:<>. ·~·, " • Call (304)675-4358 1987 Ford 4x4 XLT Lerlel. 2.8 V-6, Good condllion, alNew paint clean, runs great. eo Free Kitten, 6 weeks, $3500.(3040675-8859 Cal (740)256-6735 $24oo. I "jiO r ooo r s5e ==------- · Budget Priced Tronoinlo- C&C General Homo Malnloorono All Types, Access To nonce- Painting, vinyl sldOver 10,000 Tranomlsslono, ing, carpenlry, doors, win910 Blo.er 4door $3800. 1992 Chevy S10 Blazer T56rannstcaorIIC33as9-es3,765740-245- dows. balhs, mobile home • : · repelr and more. For lree · 52300 . 11192 Toyelll P~kup 4X4 $2800. 1992 Ford . ONYX Bl,ck Fiberglas• :\~ale call Chel, 740-992R.engerPiclcup4X4$2200. A.R.E. cap for 6-112' 1999 IZ"""':~..........~:-, "'"'~Caravan E 1890 """""' General Molors P~k-up . xEu:cnuCAIJ $1200. 1995 FordAoroarar cellent Condillon. (740)256o-.G~··:noN Van $2000. nuKJ ~ • 623g Leave mesoage. B&O Aulo Sales Highway 160 N c~ & Aesidanllal or commercial 740 448 6885 MOIQR HoMEs - wiring, new servk:e or repairs. Master Licensed electriclan. Ridenour Electrical, u~---· ~ 1984 Coachman 22ft. lravol WV000306 304-675 _1766 . ,...,'""'-'~ lreMer oleaps 4-5. Has new · relrldg .. hoi waler tank; 4 ~...... new tires, ale & lumece, ~ 1981 Honda 650 cb. Runs slove & oven. Ready 10 go Greal, 24,000 mles. Bike In camping. Asking 4•1 Good Condlllon. $800 OBO. (30 4)n3-5424 (740)245-11502 89 Qodga camper Van, sell 1987 Honda 250X, good contained, el(celtent condi· condition, many e.ICtras, lion, garage kept, kM' mile· $1900 OBO. (740~441-1716 age, must sen, leaving llalo. Cell (740)709-4444 1999 Yamaha Banshee 350, oxcollen1 condition, '11<1111 , now urea, $3800 OBO. (740)441-1716 HOME : r= sao AUto Sales ~s;~~~~~vy r _ I ' I I '. s oo. IMPROVEMENI'S 2000 Kawuokl Bayou 300 4x4, $4,300. Coli (740)441· 8959, loavo m&S88ge. ,AJi typeo ot masonry brlok, 2000 Sukl Calono GfX block & tlono 20 yrs. expeestimate, 800F. 5,500 mllot. Like rience, free Naw. $3,900 (304)576-2688. (304)n3-9550 - r:BoA~:~I lf.SEMENT WATERPROOFING 1 UncondiUonal lifetime guarantee. Local references fur· For oalo or lrsdo onylhlng ot nlohtd. Etlabllohod 1975. value. 38 tool houoaboal Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446wllh \/-bOttom. call 0870, . 1-80D-287-0576. (740)889-3482 Ragero Walorprootlng. ,r \ r. t HUY SELL OR TRADE IN THE CLASSIFIEOS! Card of Thanks .. ~~7~ The family of Gertrude. Bass would like to thank oil who were lhere for us during lhe loss of our mother. Thanks 1o lhe many for their prayers, visitation, nowen, food, gills, and cards. Thanks lo Rev. Russell, singers, Hearts and Harmony, Syracuse Chur<hof Nazarene, and Ewings Funeral Home. Moy God Bless you for your kindness. 110 Help Wanted _s8/HR Light Indoor Work 1-888974JOBS COO Management, LLC �. Page AS • The Dally Sentinel .. Monday, Sept 24, 2001 Poroeroy, Middleport, .Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, .Ohio • . The Dally Sentinel • Page A9 laiDOI NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER WICK'S Hauling & E:xcavating fi ·r.§l Hauling • Limestone • Gravel Sand • Topsoil • Fill Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Servkes (740) 992-3470 Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine. Ohio 45771 740.949-2217 Slzea 5' X 10' to 10'x 30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM P/B CONCR£TF}BLOCK/B~ICK .......... ........ 111111111. Maintenance- Local 843-5264 • Foottrs, Walls, Steps • liiiii/WIIl Gutters· Down 740-985-3948 Flat Work, ServlnJ Ohio and W. V. WVI031712 High&_Dry Self-Storage CONSTRUC IkJN Free aatlmatea, lnsurad Specialize In ne~ construction, n:mudellng, plumbing, electrical, home main· tenance. and repair pon:hes, & decks. Owner Charles R. Dill Phone 992-7445 CtH hone 591-9254 Specializing In roofing, plumbing, drywall, rsmodellng, additions & decks Free estimates 10 yrs. experience In the business References available. Owner: Terry Lamm 740-992-0739 Min. St.lt1 T1111111 Pilla Replactm"'ts• • Walks 1md Drives • Stencil · Crete FrH Estimates • Top • R~moval • Trim • Stump Grinding • Buck~t Truck LAMM'S CONSTRUCTION 661-6329 HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES .- ~. . ~ General Contracting Excavating • Dozer and Backhoe 33795 Hiland Rd. Porrn!roy, Ohio Septic Systems Utilities New Homes 740-992-5232 992-7943 I2UII •11111& .. 111.15• ........... • 111111 ... lllt"'flltllel SIUII Spout Free EstlmiiH 949-1405 591·5011 DIPOYIII PUft All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealers 1000 St. Rt:7 SDUth Coolville, OH 45723 74NI7. .13 ·Garages LTire ·Barn Pomeroy 740·992·5344 Frl8·5; S11g.1 Advertise in this space for $1 oo·per month Public Notice 2fl.71 mopd ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 7,.G-992-1671 JERRY'S USED COMPUTERS 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH 992-9158 Free estimates on repalrea, Good Dealsl Cellular PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE l. . . .. So.UII Glllia, Mtl.o;on, a'nd"Melao Countleo ' Licmsed and ll\'lured WV 805176 ,SNUH'{..~, I • SUPPER • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays• . • Alwaye Available. For mort lllformlllion, tome to ow thlll'th sill. 24'120' .N-12 DOUBLE WAll PLASTIC FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGUURlY $321.00 PER JOINT I To-NiiE Sunday 9:30- Sunday School; 10:30. Preathlng Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 MITH PULL GOIPIL .CHURCH ROUTI tl4, LONG IDnOM, OHIO ~'Vt INVUnl> IN Bt~f. PO~IC BtLt.le-5 ANl> 6~AIN FUTU#leS. '\ KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER ~'M MOSTLY IN APPt.tS. / nME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT W.~ 0, OAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET IIAYB FACTORY DIIECT PRICING .... I'D Ll~ TWO BOIL£.0 M~. ~ ~ WcU:(.OOI(El) WOU.D '((il \Ot0T N-ID~F\£'1&.. UK£ 'l'OUR f..GU';)7 MANlEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St•. middleport, OH .. · Free . BISSELL BUILDERS I"C. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Rooftng COMMERCIAL ood I!IIDEHT1Ai BOAilD ~Snodgrass' (NO SUNDAY CALLS) Advertise your message Uphols~ery PLAY CHESS? WHY NOT> 1'----, I . ARTUR . 81~48·2202 RICint, Oflla in this Lllwrt Fumlture, BOll Trallere, Utility Tralten, space Anything Mebtl WELL! 1' M GLAD TO SlOE '(Ol!'RE. T~ EANC~OR PERSON LOOKED BETTER W~EN SJ.lE HAD LONG ~AIR .. WATCJ.IIN6 TJ.lE NEWS .. WHAT'S 601N6 ON IN TJ.IE WORLD? CerHIUien, c....pn..c.. " WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? .' .' •New Hom.. • Skiing • Roofing • Remodeling • Gan1gea •AddiUon1 • Decks • Home Repairs ' .. Free Estimates .' or one mont · or a~ ow a~~ ,· , 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 Shade River AG Service "Ahead In Service" Complete U111 of Sulllv1n's Grooming &upplltl Sulfur Coated u,.., bulk only, 1128.00 per tan • Ill% off 111 Prlelert Horse and Livestock Equip. • ICI-10.10 All Purp011 Felllllur $4.50/SCit • 9,000 Baler Twlni $18.50/lalo •18,000 Baler Twine $21 .50/Bale lluul1 Rlnr Ag lervlce, lac 35537 St. Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, OhiQ 45769 Phone: 740·985.3831 • Pax 740-985-3851 Pumpa : FuiinBciR: Air Conditioning : Refrigeration $49 Service gae, fuel oil, and heat pumpa tor winter CAN Umestonel · Seniors Discounts muttlple Load , put of these people will supply weapon! for - Although culy mdicators may appc:~r as if the world is again~r ynu today . stay the cou rse , do what'~ right , and wat ch your luck improve as time ticks on . Tryi ng to patch up a broken ro man ce? The uHE....,L~p,RAvE:LJ .. ·A ~tro-Gr:~ph Matchmaker can YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE (CC) Decka Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pom•o't', Ohio 22Ye r I (CCI iCC) • Room Atldltlona & Remodeling one SUl'CC'~~- LIIlRA (S<pt. 2.1-0cr. 23) - mak er. c/o this nrw~ paprr , P.O . Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. . • Patio and Porch 'p .............. IMHI-12:11 Clllts ......... SCORPIO (Oct. 24 -Nov. 22) -- Sometimes bluntly telling it like it is needs to be done no m~tt e r how unpleasant. You mi ght h:w e to face just su ch a situation today, but try to temper hush words if you can. WEITIIUE IIIIUIIIP , ,..,...._ ,_,.., w LHI H AWHMWS X WI 0 V E F SW H0 ZWY IPVSOIOVU IHL. ' XVII OPW T WKWS · EWAAWS, VY AVR XVRMSWHR PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ill found a million dollars, I'd look for the guy who lost it, and If he were poor, I'd return II." - Yogi Berra $ • 12 I II ~~ -~I ~ " I. .,M,.......,~;;;1 ' I 'Birthday work. Moil S2.75 to Match- · • VInyl Siding & Pointing by Luis Campoa Gaebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Each lett&r In the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue: F equals G ....,..R__,U Dlscounh • Roofing & Gutttrt CELEBRITY CIPHER 11 1 1 1 help you umlcrst;md what ·to do to make the relationship • New 01r1ge1 --- 'Your CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? wE ballball 3 Wis. neighbor 4 Freshened !f Daybreak, loa poet 6 Lnerary collection 7 Jacob's brother 6 Pine (lor) Maybe, but so is ~S, WOlD . crossing the road. ~--r",'ur .a_ 1LY_~fi'll '0 ~.,. I _ f) ~ ----Are tnere any otner v\!;:1 ~QU--~-~~ (J~ restraints? y es; tune ldi!Od by CLAY I. POLLAN in tomorrow , Rearrange letters of the .J>-..._ _...,.--",..""" lour JCromblod words bo· Why use the weak low to form four simple words. two-bid? Because it comes up far more often than the strong I I T0 0 two-bid. In this deal, North knows of a 10-card fit RI_E"T::'I3 and a combined 24- . ....N_o..-I.... 28 high-card points: enough for game but not for slam. So he ,...r..,...o jumps to four hearts, I wouldn't say our neighbors L-...L.......I. ......Lo....J.......J., boy was babied . But, he is hownot three no-trump, ,.-....,.....,.....,..,.."""""-~ ever, the only kid I ever saw play which fails after a L A HDE N badminton wearing a - - - - - -. spade start. ,.,.6-1 .,_ Complete the chuc~le quoted · West leads the _ V by f illing in the missing words spade queen, which L.-.L._.L.-~·-.L.....l__.J you deYelop from atep No. 3 below. sets up four tricks for A PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN the defenders: two .~ THESE SQUARES spades, one heart and UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS one club. Ergo, if TO GET ANSWER S.outh immediately plays a trump, he goes SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS one down. However, Gypsum -Envoy- Owner- Tinker· WORKING if he starts with three People say that the teenage ye;~rs are dangerous rounds or' diamonds, years because they will try all kinds of new th ings. Why he can discard one of d'on't' they try WORKING? those spade loser:5 and make his game. ShJred ventures with pc()plc who have contacts and cxpl'rtisc looks like a mo~t pro.mi~~ ing·arcn:t in whi ch to do b:o~t. tie in the year ah ead . The in- e~ TRI-COUnTY TRHnSPORT • Eloctrlcot l Plumbing and33 Urchin 34 can. prov. 35 Big Dipper bear engine 2 Matty of Break Drove 1 noll obliquely Arm Pair Cavalry weapon Jo1tle1 Sill Identical 1uch sibling 23 Leg part 43 Start anew 24 Almsy, as 44 Century part an excuu 45 Space25 Strike otation org. callers 48 Colored 26 Go one's (hair) way 47 Wine 27 Actlonal urvecl govemna warm 28 Race50 Fall behind winning 52 P1rty margin 1upply . 74().687-(1600 IPQC - A+. ' ~Ni..r 32 I "We'll fix it or elsel" • 23 Hh1 hard 26 Under· mines 30 Overdoing actore 31 Earl Grey, DOWN 1 Gun the j.,S,_..,.,-.,.,-.,.,-..,-.. for •so per month 1:! nolghbor 57 Pump lual 58 Excavate Hat~~m I I Pressure wa,ahilnn Advertise 56 SWill. 9 Ancient · 29 atory 31 1t Volcanic flows 35 12 Damascus 37 11 111 capital 38 18 Scrambled 39 20 Hardwood 41 22 Ribs and 42 0 BUT "Htlpl"' You ro Rtto'"' Your /wvtllllllllt" Custom Computers Service, Repairs, and Upgrades -.~--------------~ ,. PLAY CHESS THIS YEAR, NOT Dec:kll • Concrete • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flo,Drlrrla ~ta~~· ·' $B.OO column inch weekdays $10.00 column inch Sundays J:'M NOT (,ONNA (740) 949-1521 (740) 517-6827 Roofing • Gutter• • Siding 740·992·7599 j ,, ~ 17 Odd 19 Scratchy 21 Roam about 22 Soccer player tl~ut:::=~~~~~:::::J FREE ESTIMATES .. 16 E111' AllPflll and 6-10 when vulnerable. Isn't it dangerous? (lO'xlD' 610'x20') .............. Witia·a:t.u;·s.•••• ............... Nef111 When Ely Culbertson devised his foim of Standard American, a two - no'- trump opening showed a balanced 22-24 points, and a two-ofa-suit opening announced a game-forcing hand with at least five cards in the bi(l suit. Fine in principle, but rare in practice. The weak two-bid was devised in the days of auction bridge, and it was molded into its present shape by Howard Schenken. An opening bid of two diamonds, two hearts or two spades shows a decent six-card suit · and some 5-10 high• card points. What is a dece.nt suit? The traditional . agreement is either two of the top three honor:5 or three of the top five honor:5 . 'S o, ace-king-queen-jacksixth is the strongest suit, and queen-jack! 0-sixth is the weakest. Isn 't 5-10 a wide point range? Yes, it is. I tend to follow 5-9 when nonvulnerable WAN"f'{uRE ·GOTTEN GAINS software. (10) 14, 15,2001 4tc BU~LETI" W"' BY PHIWP AlDER Llcenae 853008580 Public·Nollce (9) 23, 24, 2001 15 Take over l-3GU75-7SZ4 t.aoo-250-9071 Rmidoalitll C0111111ercdl New Conslrut:lioa ; Silts Sen~ Installation } Speda&zl111 in Shoot Metal Ductwurk "Trant" Silts It Sen~ For and up, used Ofllo N'""'·fPii!HrA~t..tud.atitHt required bid Information and bid opening 11 Monday, October 22, 2001, at 14 Dealer: Soulh m HOld 'II> h!lrdwars and Public Notices in Newspapers. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. be obtained Carleton School, 1310 Carleton Street, P.O. Box 307, Syracuse, Ohio 13 At i :1 Vulnenble: Neither ----~~~~~·u~mu~~·m~:~-io~~~;mtlm~a=ihe-~a~ln:E:.~••bL~--1 REQUEST FOR BIOS ON 42 passenger ochoo.l bus with wheelchair 1111. Information lor • ... 117 ·~· Stuf.A- used systems 386 (740) 742-2925 12 noon. lt7 4 2 I IS~ 6 1 4I • KQJtl4 ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS available 24 hours, Your Replacement Parts Source Public Notice bidders, Instructions 45778. Phone: (740) and conditions lor 882-6681. Deadline . • 10 11 boil • K' I ... , Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 · In-home service DREHEL'S Public Notice 7 .' ..... ..,·"" AQJUI ~IT~ NOTICES 4 • An • It. J! t ;. K Q 6 K QJ w... CHURCH · • New Homes • 44087 Wlpple Road Mr.dicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical •. Nursing Home .AU:IEL ROBERT BISSELl CONSTRUatON 1rtb SU.BII•Ittr 11'111111 SCI, ~OURS r Mon • Wrltesel Rocky R Hupp Agent 38 Snuggled Edit oul Smaoh 40 Money (Into) bundle GP'a group 41 Ploy on Horror-film words •~ 42 Check lor Mr. Whitney Ill (2 wdo.) Zoo 45 0e11r1 lavorltea wanderers - uuca 48 Vary little Olrector 49 Jewelry Erich fastener Strohelm 51 Talk ..lk lmpoolng · talk ' ' amtn~ 53 Spud 11. ment 54 Loo11n1 Crumb55 -out toter (otrelch) 39 1 Opening ltiiCI: • Q WINTER STORAGE Meigs County Fairgrounds Sept. 29 & Oct. 20, 2001 Arrival: 10:00 a.m.· 4:00p.m. Release: 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. Building space Is first come first serve. Inside Storage: $4.00/lr Open Space: $2.00/lf Inside Fence: $1.00/lf : MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. Box 189 M1ddlcporl. Oh1o 45760 Racine, Ohio 45771 JONES' 3-D Howardl. Roofing • Home CONTRACTORS, IN(. ~'R~ Tree Service COIIIFS· CillO WE ACROSS SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23217 Etll: S•conct Str"l Pomtro)l, Ol'llo 992-5908 M·F 10.m....pm • .-. ' \ Dc c. 21) -- Keep your eyes open today for a way to make or save mnnt"y, even if thn wa y turns vut to bl.' an old, cstablishl.'d prac til·.:. The tried :uul tnlt' i~ ~r ill wNkin ~ .. I CAPRICORN (bee. 22. J:m . 19) -- You may be asked to srep forward and take charge of so methin g today. but im tC'ad of f.celing put upon, you'll understand you are the m ost compctetH one to do ~o . AQUARIU S Qa n. 20-Fcb. 19) -- Dy m~king time fo r gettiilg · .5o mepla ce today where you'll be fre e from all interference, vou ' ll be able find the answc"n you're seeking r~ garding a difficult ~itu~tion. ~ -. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) , -- Be a · pl-agnl ari c visionary today ifyou're toying with a new idea or concept. Realism will put you on the right course that will carry you well into the future. · ARIES (Mmh 21-April 19) -- The greater your sense of self-approval is, the greate r your . c han ces fo r high at"hievcment will be today. Recognize your strengths and be proud of t}lem. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) --. If your state of nund is such that you can treat whatever occurs today philoso phi cally, .11l wi ll work out for the best .. Positive thinking enhances your ch:mccs for success . GEMINI (May 21-J unc 20) -- If there is something you want changCd that can't ,b e done all at once, start today to try to alter it in small incremental sto'lgcs . Eo'lch step will. in time, bring you closer to what you wa nt. CANCER Qune 21-july 22) -- Think your way through making a good judgment call todny on an issue important to you . If you. mOVe forward brashly. you"ll _ create opposition . lmtead wci~h and baL1nc~ alternatives. lEO Quly 23-Aug . 22) -Keep your nose to the grindstone today and leave socializing to another day . Being produ ctive. and respomiblc will give you great gratification at the end of the day. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Scpt. 22) -- A friend of yours may nec:d someone to st;md by him or her. So long as your pal's positi o n is ethical, let your buddy know today that you'll be t here for the dur<ttHlfl . �. Page AS • The Dally Sentinel .. Monday, Sept 24, 2001 Poroeroy, Middleport, .Ohio Pomeroy, Middleport, .Ohio • . The Dally Sentinel • Page A9 laiDOI NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER WICK'S Hauling & E:xcavating fi ·r.§l Hauling • Limestone • Gravel Sand • Topsoil • Fill Dirt • Mulch Bulldozer Servkes (740) 992-3470 Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine. Ohio 45771 740.949-2217 Slzea 5' X 10' to 10'x 30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM P/B CONCR£TF}BLOCK/B~ICK .......... ........ 111111111. Maintenance- Local 843-5264 • Foottrs, Walls, Steps • liiiii/WIIl Gutters· Down 740-985-3948 Flat Work, ServlnJ Ohio and W. V. WVI031712 High&_Dry Self-Storage CONSTRUC IkJN Free aatlmatea, lnsurad Specialize In ne~ construction, n:mudellng, plumbing, electrical, home main· tenance. and repair pon:hes, & decks. Owner Charles R. Dill Phone 992-7445 CtH hone 591-9254 Specializing In roofing, plumbing, drywall, rsmodellng, additions & decks Free estimates 10 yrs. experience In the business References available. Owner: Terry Lamm 740-992-0739 Min. St.lt1 T1111111 Pilla Replactm"'ts• • Walks 1md Drives • Stencil · Crete FrH Estimates • Top • R~moval • Trim • Stump Grinding • Buck~t Truck LAMM'S CONSTRUCTION 661-6329 HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES .- ~. . ~ General Contracting Excavating • Dozer and Backhoe 33795 Hiland Rd. Porrn!roy, Ohio Septic Systems Utilities New Homes 740-992-5232 992-7943 I2UII •11111& .. 111.15• ........... • 111111 ... lllt"'flltllel SIUII Spout Free EstlmiiH 949-1405 591·5011 DIPOYIII PUft All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealers 1000 St. Rt:7 SDUth Coolville, OH 45723 74NI7. .13 ·Garages LTire ·Barn Pomeroy 740·992·5344 Frl8·5; S11g.1 Advertise in this space for $1 oo·per month Public Notice 2fl.71 mopd ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 7,.G-992-1671 JERRY'S USED COMPUTERS 441 Beech St. Middleport, OH 992-9158 Free estimates on repalrea, Good Dealsl Cellular PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE l. . . .. So.UII Glllia, Mtl.o;on, a'nd"Melao Countleo ' Licmsed and ll\'lured WV 805176 ,SNUH'{..~, I • SUPPER • Nearly 2000 years experience. • Works on Sundays• . • Alwaye Available. For mort lllformlllion, tome to ow thlll'th sill. 24'120' .N-12 DOUBLE WAll PLASTIC FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED $200.00 PER JOINT REGUURlY $321.00 PER JOINT I To-NiiE Sunday 9:30- Sunday School; 10:30. Preathlng Sunday Eve. 7:00 & Wednesday Eve. 7:00 MITH PULL GOIPIL .CHURCH ROUTI tl4, LONG IDnOM, OHIO ~'Vt INVUnl> IN Bt~f. PO~IC BtLt.le-5 ANl> 6~AIN FUTU#leS. '\ KENSINGTON WINDOWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY KEEPS THE SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER ~'M MOSTLY IN APPt.tS. / nME HEAT IN BLOCKS OUT W.~ 0, OAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET IIAYB FACTORY DIIECT PRICING .... I'D Ll~ TWO BOIL£.0 M~. ~ ~ WcU:(.OOI(El) WOU.D '((il \Ot0T N-ID~F\£'1&.. UK£ 'l'OUR f..GU';)7 MANlEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St•. middleport, OH .. · Free . BISSELL BUILDERS I"C. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Rooftng COMMERCIAL ood I!IIDEHT1Ai BOAilD ~Snodgrass' (NO SUNDAY CALLS) Advertise your message Uphols~ery PLAY CHESS? WHY NOT> 1'----, I . 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Moil S2.75 to Match- · • VInyl Siding & Pointing by Luis Campoa Gaebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Each lett&r In the cipher stands lor another. Today's clue: F equals G ....,..R__,U Dlscounh • Roofing & Gutttrt CELEBRITY CIPHER 11 1 1 1 help you umlcrst;md what ·to do to make the relationship • New 01r1ge1 --- 'Your CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? wE ballball 3 Wis. neighbor 4 Freshened !f Daybreak, loa poet 6 Lnerary collection 7 Jacob's brother 6 Pine (lor) Maybe, but so is ~S, WOlD . crossing the road. ~--r",'ur .a_ 1LY_~fi'll '0 ~.,. I _ f) ~ ----Are tnere any otner v\!;:1 ~QU--~-~~ (J~ restraints? y es; tune ldi!Od by CLAY I. POLLAN in tomorrow , Rearrange letters of the .J>-..._ _...,.--",..""" lour JCromblod words bo· Why use the weak low to form four simple words. two-bid? Because it comes up far more often than the strong I I T0 0 two-bid. In this deal, North knows of a 10-card fit RI_E"T::'I3 and a combined 24- . ....N_o..-I.... 28 high-card points: enough for game but not for slam. So he ,...r..,...o jumps to four hearts, I wouldn't say our neighbors L-...L.......I. ......Lo....J.......J., boy was babied . But, he is hownot three no-trump, ,.-....,.....,.....,..,.."""""-~ ever, the only kid I ever saw play which fails after a L A HDE N badminton wearing a - - - - - -. spade start. ,.,.6-1 .,_ Complete the chuc~le quoted · West leads the _ V by f illing in the missing words spade queen, which L.-.L._.L.-~·-.L.....l__.J you deYelop from atep No. 3 below. sets up four tricks for A PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN the defenders: two .~ THESE SQUARES spades, one heart and UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS one club. Ergo, if TO GET ANSWER S.outh immediately plays a trump, he goes SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS one down. However, Gypsum -Envoy- Owner- Tinker· WORKING if he starts with three People say that the teenage ye;~rs are dangerous rounds or' diamonds, years because they will try all kinds of new th ings. Why he can discard one of d'on't' they try WORKING? those spade loser:5 and make his game. ShJred ventures with pc()plc who have contacts and cxpl'rtisc looks like a mo~t pro.mi~~ ing·arcn:t in whi ch to do b:o~t. tie in the year ah ead . The in- e~ TRI-COUnTY TRHnSPORT • Eloctrlcot l Plumbing and33 Urchin 34 can. prov. 35 Big Dipper bear engine 2 Matty of Break Drove 1 noll obliquely Arm Pair Cavalry weapon Jo1tle1 Sill Identical 1uch sibling 23 Leg part 43 Start anew 24 Almsy, as 44 Century part an excuu 45 Space25 Strike otation org. callers 48 Colored 26 Go one's (hair) way 47 Wine 27 Actlonal urvecl govemna warm 28 Race50 Fall behind winning 52 P1rty margin 1upply . 74().687-(1600 IPQC - A+. ' ~Ni..r 32 I "We'll fix it or elsel" • 23 Hh1 hard 26 Under· mines 30 Overdoing actore 31 Earl Grey, DOWN 1 Gun the j.,S,_..,.,-.,.,-.,.,-..,-.. for •so per month 1:! nolghbor 57 Pump lual 58 Excavate Hat~~m I I Pressure wa,ahilnn Advertise 56 SWill. 9 Ancient · 29 atory 31 1t Volcanic flows 35 12 Damascus 37 11 111 capital 38 18 Scrambled 39 20 Hardwood 41 22 Ribs and 42 0 BUT "Htlpl"' You ro Rtto'"' Your /wvtllllllllt" Custom Computers Service, Repairs, and Upgrades -.~--------------~ ,. PLAY CHESS THIS YEAR, NOT Dec:kll • Concrete • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flo,Drlrrla ~ta~~· ·' $B.OO column inch weekdays $10.00 column inch Sundays J:'M NOT (,ONNA (740) 949-1521 (740) 517-6827 Roofing • Gutter• • Siding 740·992·7599 j ,, ~ 17 Odd 19 Scratchy 21 Roam about 22 Soccer player tl~ut:::=~~~~~:::::J FREE ESTIMATES .. 16 E111' AllPflll and 6-10 when vulnerable. Isn't it dangerous? (lO'xlD' 610'x20') .............. Witia·a:t.u;·s.•••• ............... Nef111 When Ely Culbertson devised his foim of Standard American, a two - no'- trump opening showed a balanced 22-24 points, and a two-ofa-suit opening announced a game-forcing hand with at least five cards in the bi(l suit. Fine in principle, but rare in practice. The weak two-bid was devised in the days of auction bridge, and it was molded into its present shape by Howard Schenken. An opening bid of two diamonds, two hearts or two spades shows a decent six-card suit · and some 5-10 high• card points. What is a dece.nt suit? The traditional . agreement is either two of the top three honor:5 or three of the top five honor:5 . 'S o, ace-king-queen-jacksixth is the strongest suit, and queen-jack! 0-sixth is the weakest. Isn 't 5-10 a wide point range? Yes, it is. I tend to follow 5-9 when nonvulnerable WAN"f'{uRE ·GOTTEN GAINS software. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) --. If your state of nund is such that you can treat whatever occurs today philoso phi cally, .11l wi ll work out for the best .. Positive thinking enhances your ch:mccs for success . GEMINI (May 21-J unc 20) -- If there is something you want changCd that can't ,b e done all at once, start today to try to alter it in small incremental sto'lgcs . Eo'lch step will. in time, bring you closer to what you wa nt. CANCER Qune 21-july 22) -- Think your way through making a good judgment call todny on an issue important to you . If you. mOVe forward brashly. you"ll _ create opposition . lmtead wci~h and baL1nc~ alternatives. lEO Quly 23-Aug . 22) -Keep your nose to the grindstone today and leave socializing to another day . Being produ ctive. and respomiblc will give you great gratification at the end of the day. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Scpt. 22) -- A friend of yours may nec:d someone to st;md by him or her. So long as your pal's positi o n is ethical, let your buddy know today that you'll be t here for the dur<ttHlfl . �• \ Page ~10 ~ The Daily Sentinel Fi.Y YOUR FLAG FULL STAFF TO SUPPORT YOUR COUNTRY! Monday. September 14, ·1001 ~ AROUND THE DIAMOND NATIONAL LEAGUE Homers rule - Bonds and Sosa boost totals New York BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Montreal Home runs ruled the NL chases and races. Darry Bonds connected twice, boosting . his total to 66. Sammy Sosa became the first major leaguer With a trw of three1 • horner games in a season. . . _ Brian Jordan hit a tying shot in the mnth mnmg and a wmning one in the II th, lifting NL East-leadmg Atlanta. Philadelphia also got two late drives and stayed close to the Braves. "-It was a home run or nothing," Jordan said after the Braves beat the New York Mets 5-4 Sunday. "I wanted to do somethmg . to wake this team up." Jordan's two-out, two- run homer started a three-~un rally m _ the ninth. His homer in the II th stopped the Mets five-game winning streak and helped Atlanta maintain its half-game lead over the Phillies. On Sunday morning, Jordan and a few other Braves were given a tour by police of the site of the World Trade Center collapse.Jordan wore a Port Authority cap for the first two mnmgs. "It was an emotional day for me," he said. "I was glad I got the chance to go down there and meet the cops and firemen. That's reality. Baseball's not reality in the same way. And I was really impressed by what these people are doing." Bonds moved closer to Mark McGwire's record of70 homers in 1998, leading San Francisco over San Diego 11-2. Bonds' 66 homers tied Sosa's 1998 total for the second-most in a season. The Giants have 12 games for Bonds to aim at McGwire. Sosa boosted his total to 58 home runs, connecting three times in the first six innings at Enron Field. But the Chicago -Cubs lost when Moises Alou hit a two- run homer in the seventh inning that gave the NL Central-leading Houston a victory. Sosa hii a two-run homer in the first mning, a 454-foot shot in the fourth ana another solo drive in the sixth. At Philadelphia, Travis Lee hit his second homer of the game, a two-out drive in the ninth inning that tied it. Jolmny Estrada homered in the I Oth as the Phillies beat Florida. Pirates 2, Cardinals 1 St. Louis' nine-game winning streak came to an end as Rob Mackowiak's home run in the seventh inning lifted Pittsburgh at PNC Park. Diamondbacks 6, Dodgers 1 Curt Schilling earned )1is major league-leading 21st victory, striking out 13 as Arizona beat Los Angeles, Schilling (21-6) improved to 13- 1 in 17 starts following an Arizona Joss. · Rockies 5, Expos J Jose Ortiz and Larry Walker hit consecutive home runs in the lninth inning and Colorado rallied at Montreal. Ortiz hit a two-run homer off Scott Stewart with no outs for a 4-3 _lead. Walker connected on the next pitch for his 34th home run. 80 80 Atlanta Philadelphia Houston St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee L 69 10 74 69 80 64 86 Central w L 89 60 85 65 81 68 64 86 ~1 89 56 94 16 Florida . Clrw::lnnatl Pirtsburgh Pet. 84 Arizona san Francisca 82 Los Angeles 80 74 San Diego L 66 68 70 75 GB .537 .533 .507 .463 .427 16. Pet GB ,• 4. .597 •• 07 4. 8 25 > 28'1. .373 33~ Pet GO .560 .547 .533 .497 2 4 .567 .544 .427 Weal w 83 .,n .443 AHanta 5, N.Y. Mats 4, 11 Innings Cotorado 5, Montreal 3 Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 5, Florida 4, 10 innings Milwaukee 6 , Cincinnati 3 e Houston 7, Chicago Cubs Arizona 6, Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 11. San Diego 2 Monday'l Garnes AlJanta (Burkett 11·11) at Florida (Penny 8·9). 7:05p.m. Chk:ago Cubs (Wood 11-6) al Pittsburgh (McKnight 3-4), 7:05 p.m. St. Louis (Morris 20-7) at Houston (Miicki 6-1 ). 8:05 p.m. San Diego (Jarvis 12-10) at Colorado (Thomson 2-5). 9:05 p.m . San Francisco {L. Hemandez 12-14) at Los Angeles (Baldwin 2-4), 10:10 p.m. 9~ - y - wild card spot Amertconlooguo Sunday'• - E..t w 66 Colorado NaHONII LNQlHI New Yorit Basion Torooto Baltimore Tampa Bay L Pel 89 75 73 60 16 58 53 96 .597 .510 .490 .392 .356 ~ 90 c.ntral w Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Detroit Kansas City GB 13 16 30 • 36 L Pet 16 14 79 78 71 72 89 91 .573 .527 .520 .403 .389 2n Pel GB 60 58 West · x·Seattle Sunday'oGimoa w w 106 y-oa~and 92 74 Anaheim 70 Texas ;~C-<:l/nched division ... L 58 16 80 GB 7 8 25~ .707 .813 .493 .467 Del""' 12, Boston 6 Tampa Bay 1. Toronto 0 Cleveland •, llnnHOII 2 Chicago While Sox 10, Kansas City 2 Texas 5, Anaheim 2 Oakland 7, Seallle 4 N.Y. Yankees 5, Bahimore 4. 10 innings Melp County's Mondly'oGimoa Baltimore (Maduro ~) at Booton (Cone 8-6). 7:05p.m. Toronto (Holl-y 4-3) ot Clevolond • (Colon 13-111.7:05 p.m. seawe (Moyer 18·5) a! Texas (Davis 1G8). 8:05p.m. Detroit (Spar1<s 11 ·9) at Kanoas City (Suppan 9-12), 8:05p.m. I t~ 32 36 1.::~ -~ ~~1. .. . ' The A's handed AL West champion Seattle its season-hi gh fourth straight lo'i'S and first sweep of the year. .;Oakland is playing awfully · well," Mariners manager Lou Piniella said."Now we'U both have to wait and see who our opponents are." Oakland won its 12th so'aight home ·game, an ongoing record for the team since moving from Kansas City in I %8. The A's became the sixth team in major league history to make the postseason ali:er falling 10 games under .500. and the first since Toronto rebounded from a 12-24 start in 1989. Yankees 5, Orioles 4, 10 innings Bernie Williams drew a two-out, basesloaded walk in the lOth inning as New York inched closer to another AL East title with a comeback victory at Baltimore. The Yankees snapped a three-game skid and reduced to two their magic number to win a fourth straight division crown. Cal Ripken had a homer and three RBis for Baltimore, which blew a 4-0 lead and failed to complete a three-game sweep. Rookie Nick Johnson homered, had three RB!s and scored the winning nm after getting a leadoff single off John Parrish (1-2). Rangers 5, Angels 2 Alex Rodriguez hit his 48th home run, breaking Ernie Banks' major league record for most in a season by a shortstop and lift- ing host Texas. . Rodriguez connected on the first p1tch by Ramon Ortiz (12-1 0) in the third inning, just clearing the wall in right-center. Rodriguez ·tied Cleveland's Jim Thorn~ . for the AL lead with his 403-foot shot. - ; Tigers 12, Red Sox 6 , Eric Munson drove in four runs and~ Chris Wakeland homered to le~d Detroit" Tigers at Boston. •' JeffWeaver (12-15) allowed three runs: - two earned - , and five hits in six · innings to win for just the second time in; nine starts. The Red Sox have lost 1(> of20' games. · · · • Devil Rays 1, Blue JI!YS 0 Rookie Joe Kennedy (6-8) pitched four-hit ball for seven innings and Steve Cox homered off Kelvim Escobar (6-7) as_ Tampa Bay won at Toronto. · Cox homered in his second straight game for the Devil Rays, who won their first series since Aug. 21-23, when they took two of three from Baltimore. White Sox 10, Royals 2 Magglio Ordonez hit a grand. slam to_ reach 30 home runs for the third straight season, and Mark Buehrle (14-8) pitched eight strong innings to give Chicago the · sweep at home. · Royce Clayton hit a three-run double and drove in four runs for the White Sox (78-72), who have won four in a row to· get a season-high six games over .500. · -· A DEERE FoR ALL ·SEAsoNs LT133 Lawn Tractor LX255 Lawn Tractor •15·hp engine • 42-inch convertible mowing deck • Automatic transmission •13-hp engine • 38-inch mowing deck • 5-speed shift-on-the-go transmission . lays out war.plans for Congress ((ey ex·nfains T • JS60 Walk-Behind Mower • 6.0-hp engine • Durable die·cast aluminum deck • Seven cutting heights WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush is laying out a rough sketch of his war plans for congressio nal leaders and moving to solidify international suppo~t for a long, open-ended hunt for terrorists. Bush has sent a letter to Congress, broadly outlining how forces already have been deployed in the ' ' . . As1an and Pac1fic regions. H@ planned to meet with House and Senate leaders Tuesday to discuss particulars about how th e nation should respond. '' It is not now pcssible to predict the scope and duration of these deployments, and the actions necessary to .counter the States," Bush wrote m the letter reports sa~d. Monday. - - -s-autii Arabia cut all ties with Bush also was meeting with Japan Afghanistan's Tali ban government Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi on Tuesday, say in g the Central Asian as hi s country's role in th e looming country was defaming lslan1 by harconflict becomes more clear. boring and supporting terrorists. Japan will send warships to the The move leaves Pakistan as the Indian Ocean as early as this week only nation -in the world to mainto carry out intelligence and sur- tain ties with the Tali ban, a·nd leaves veillance missions, 'two Japanese Afghani stan's hard-line Islamic newspapers reported. The squadron regime ever more isolated in its may accompany the USS Kitty showdown with the United States Hawk, an aircraft carrier that left its over Osama bin Laden , identifi ed by :Festival dedicates iparade to victims BY TONY . M~ddle East and terrorist threat to _th~ United base nea r Tokyo .o n Friday, the U .S. officials as the No. 1 suspect in hOW 'mt.:[·l'(ary wt'11 be USed P.s complete improbable run to ·playoffs; Yankees win ·: BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • ~flush 14 AMERICAN LEAGUE The Oakland Athletics poured o ut of the dugout and piled on closer Jason lsringhausen ali:er completing their comeback from an abysmal April to a postseason berth. Moments later, they kneeled in prayer with their thoughts on the terrorist attacks that devastated the country and killed a close friend of Oakland second baseman Frank Menechino "He said we should enjoy the moment - because it nlight never come again," Jason Giambi said. It didn't look like it would come at all after Oakland went 8-18 in April. But the A's have gone 57- 18 since June 27 and clinched their second straight playoff spot with a 7-4 win at home over Seattle on Sunday. "We got off to that slow start, and we were having a tough time," Giambi said. "We suddenly flipped a switch and before you knew it we were I 0 games up on the wild card. It's unbelievable." Mark Mulder earned his 20th victory and Jermaine Dye, a key midseason acquisition · hit a three-run homer off Freddy ' Garcia (17-6) as the Athletics joined Seattle as the only teams in the majors to earn playoff berths. Although Oakland's postgame celebration was more subdued than last year, in light of the terrorist attacks, champagne was flowing in the A's clubhouse. Hometown Newspaper Sept. II attacks on the United States. Din Laden's Al-Qaida organization , meanwhi le, issued a new statement early Tuesday warning Washington against attacks against him or Afghanistan . " Wherever there are Americans and Jews, they will be targeted," said a statem ent faxed to news organizations in Pakistan 's ca pital, Islam- Please see Congress, AJ Middle ort Counci reviews census figures BY BRIAN J. REED reason now to rely on the results of a census it conMIDDLEPORT - Mid- ducted, with help from dleport's population has · Rejoicing Life Church. That dropped by 500 in the past census was conducted so the I 0 years according to th e village could com est the fed2000 U.S. Census, but that era! figures, if necessary. was expected, Mayor Sandy In other business, Iannarellannarelli said Monday. li noted Meigs Local · School lannarelli discussed the District has agreed to ·transofficial census results and dis- fer 0\Vnership of its three played a population map Middleport sc hool buildings received from the census to the village, once they are burea u with members of vacated. The village's prelimMiddleport Village Council. inary plans include use of the The official cens us shows elementary school building a popul3tion of 2,525 in as a village hall and possible Middleport. Jan narelh said jail, the middle school buildUI -~~~_ and Me_igs_Coun ty ing as a community c-_e-_-n_:_:t:: er;_ __ experienced drops in and educa tio nal- facility. populatiOn. the central building as a star- M. LEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - In conjunction with this weekend's Sternwheel Riverfest 2001, a fire truck parade on Thursday is being dedicated to both the victims and rescue workers involved in the recent terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington. The parade, which officially kicks off the annual river festival, will honor firefighters, police officers and EMS crews who have stayed on the scene to remove debris and recover possible survivors following the worst tragedy _in the nation's history. Howard Mullen, parade chairman, said the parade will be limited to fire trucks only and will start around 6 p.m. near the tennis courts on East Main Street. The parade will travel down Main Street to B u ttern lit Avenue, cross over to Second Street and Sycamore Street, and conclude back on Main Street. "In addition to honoring - the brave men and women involved with the rescue efforts at the World Trade Center and Pentagon, we want to show all emergency personnel that the public is uniting behind them," said Mullen. "Everyone is being urged to i1ttend Thursday's Pleue ... Feltlval, AJ The village will have no Please see CoundL AJ Markers recall Morgan's. Raiden' trek through Meigs BY TONY M. lEACH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Arnold Priddy of Pomeroy, seen here In his Santa Claus suit. has long been an Important part of the Meigs County Bikers Association, and the group's annual toy run. The bikers held the 16th annual Toy Run on Saturday to raise funds for their Christ.mas toy program for needy children. Priddy, as always, led the ·pack." Saturday's picture-perfect weather made for ideal riding conditions, and more than 300 bikers from Meigs, Gallla, and Athens counties, and from as far away as North Carolina, were expected to join in the fun. (Brian J: Reed photo) PO MEROY - A small group of people braved the rai n Monday afternoon to attend dedi ca tion ce remoni es for two m arkers highlighting the hi stor ical significance of Confedera te General Joh n Hunt Morgan's raid throughout Ohio. Members of the M eigs County Historical Society and the Ohio Historical Society, along with Meigs County comm issioners, co n- gregated in both Bashan and on the steps of the courthou se to view historical markers informing the public about the only significant Civil War activity that took place in Ohio. In July 1863, Confederate raiders under Morgan crossed into Ohio from Indiana to condu ct a series of raids. throughout Union occupied territory. 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