https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60c808fc8afc4c806ad534d6f57ac6a8.pdf a210ecb1ac1cc75db52494337fc8f561 PDF Text Text )_ The Daily.Sentinel Mets not goiflg to go·down easily A- -- -~ Eeol w &I L 12 7. 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Moll 71 65 .455 ~ 17 (Tracllsal 10-13), 7:10p.m. St. Louis (Smith 6·2) ot Mllwaukae Monday'• a.me ( a . - ,..5{,- 8:05p.m. PilllbuiQh 5, N.Y. Meta 1 Colorado Chacon 6-9) al Arizona Tlloodoy'oGomoo (Schilling 21-8), 9:35p.m. Pltlaburgh (Arroyo +7) al N.Y. Moia Los Angales (-ms 12-8) at San Diego (Chen 7-6), 7:10p.m. (..loMs&-18), 10:05 p.m. Mootn>aJ (Annas Jr. 9-13) at Florida (Bur82 80 77 .S10 NEW YORK (AP) -Their inning as he stopped Pittsieam is not eliminated, yet burgh's four-game losing MeiS' fans already have adopt- streak. After Rich Loiselle put • ed the battlecry: "Wait 'til next on the first two runners in the year!" ninth, Scott Sauerbeck finInstead of using' 'tickets for ished the five-hitter for his postpQned games now, they're second save. saving them for games that matter more. .,And those won't take place until 2002. When the Mets returned home for their final homesrand, they were greeted by NEW YORK (AP) - Joe 50,000 empty seats. Torre hopes he won't need to . "We're not mathematically count on performances like out of it, but it's going to take this from Sterling Hitchcock a super miracle," Jay Payton next week. said after · his double play Hitchcock pitched his fint topped Boston 10c3. ended New York's 5-1 loss to complete game since 1998 to The Yankees (92-62), who the Pittsburgh Pirates. help New York beat the have clinched the AL East, Gary Matthews Jr. hit a long Chicago White Sox 8-1 Mon- mo~ed 3 112 games ahead of homer and drove in three · day night in front of the small- Central winner Cleveland runs, and Jimmy Anderson est crowd at Yankee Stadium (89-66) in the race for homeallowed just four hits in eight in more than seven years. field aqvantage for the first inning\ to avoid becoming the . Hitchcock (4-4) could be round of the playoffs. NL's second 18-game loser. needed in the Yankees' postIf New York maintains its There were no other NL seasbn if either Andy Pettitte . lead dver Cleveland, the Vangames scheduled Monday. or Orlando Hernandez doesn't kees would open the pGstseaNew York is 4 1/2 games recover from nagging elbow son at home on Oct. 10 back of first-place Atlanta in injuries in time. against .Oakland. the NL East, losing three of "Obviously, we want to see New York scored three runs four following 'a 25-6 stretch. Andy and El Duque out in the second, taking advanComing off their · first NL there," Hitchcock said. "If they tage of two walks by Kip Wells · pennant in 14 years, the Mets can't go, I'll be ready. I will (10-10) to open the inning. have just five games remaining help this club any way I can. If Alfonso Soriano hit an RBI in a season that will be it's chasing__down water cups, single to score the first run and remembered for 4 1/2 months I'll do it." Derek Jeter added a two-run of underachievement, folBefore the game, Torre spec- double to make it 3-0. lowed by a spirited comeback ulated that he might consider After the White Sox scored' attempt that fell short. using a three-man rotation in in the third on a .sacrifice fly Left unsaid was that Atlanta the postseason if he doesn't by Ray Durham, the Yankees h'!S to lose five of its last six have his top four starters added three in the bottom half games, not a likely prospect for healthy. on RBI doubles by Shane a team that has won nine conAfter the game, it was a dif- Spencer and SOFiano and an secutive division titles. ferent story. error by left fielder Carlos Lee. On a damp, cool autumn "lfEl Duque is not ready to Luis Sojo, in a 1-for-28 night, the crowd of 6,31 5 was pitch for us in the postseason, slump, added an RBI single to the smallest at Shea Stadium with this game tonight, Hitch- make it 7-1 in the fifth. An since Sept 17, 1991, when cock certainly made a case for inning earlier, Sojo shaved off 4,355 saw a game against himself,"Torre said. his.mustache. Montreal. Hitchcock, acquired from "It seemed a little dead San Diego on July 30, delivtonight;' said Glendon Rusch ered his best performance (8-11), who allowed since undergoing elbow Matthews' two-run homer in surgery in June 2000. He the second, a drive over the looked like the pitcher who left-field bleachers estimated won the MVP of the 1998 at 447 feet NLCS for San Diego. The games against the Hitchcock pitched a fourPirates were postponed hitter for his fint complete because of the Sept 11 attacks game since Aug. 14, 1998, on the World Trade Center against Milwaukee, when he and began ·the extra week was still with the Padres. added to complete the regular Hitchcock also had a seasonseaaon. high eight strikeouts. The evening's highlight was "Tonight was certainly ·the when the · Pirates, the NL's best I felt," Hitchcock said. worst tem at 59-98, comical- "The elbow was not. an issue. ly ran themselves into a do~ble Nothing was an issue except play in the seventh inning. getting people out" . Brian Giles was picked off at Only 8,112 fans showed up second by Jerrod' Riggan, for the game, which was a broke for third, then was run makeup from Sept. 11, when back to second by third base- the terrorism attacks shut man Robin Ventura. down baseball for six days. Aramis Ramirez, who began Most of the fans who had the play on first, went to sec- tickets for tha~ game opted to ond and was tagged out by trade them in for another Ventura while standing on the game - making it the 'smallbag. est crowd at Yankee Stadium But that base still belonged since April 7, 1994, when " ·.. to Giles, the lead runner, 5,851 fans showed up for a meaning Ramirez was out. game against Texas. Giles I walked a~ay from sec"Having a sparse crowd is ond and was tagged out by not too common when you Ventura for the double play. come here," White Sox ritan- . Anderson (9-17), one loss ager Jerry Manuel said. shy of San Diego's Bobby ). In the only other AL games Jones, didn't allow a runner Monday, Toronto beat Baltipast first base after the fourth more 1-0 and Tampa Bay • - .. ~L..gua , w n JI-NftVork - 92 Tomnto a.ltliliOi. T-Bey 78 Chicago ·~Minnesota Detroit Kanoas City WOII X•Saaltle • y.Qakland Anaheim T- L 82 78 80 82 58 113 w L Ill ll8 ...... .587 .-497 ..CS7 ..00 .312 75 81 75 .519 &4 92 .• 10 61 95 .391 w L Pet 111 45 .712 98 60 .615 75 81 ..est 72 84 ..CS1 82 aa 15~ 17 30~ 35 Gl Pi:t .174 .522 8 n 25i 28~ (l8 15 36 39 JC<Ifnched diVIsion y.dinched Wild card spot n.oc~or··{Lyon 5-3) ot B If IQt {Qau. t:Z-1), 7:06p.m. t ( - 13-11) at 000o1 (IU· .., 1-1~ 7:115 p.m. Chi:ago- SO. (D.WrlgN 5-2) ot N.Y. (Uiy 4-1), 7:06p.m. (Foolum 3-1) ot Bay (P.-7-i), 7:15p.m. y- ~ , _ ...~ Mondey'l a-: Tcwonto 1, Baltimore o N.Y. Yank... 6, Ch~ White SOx 1 Tampa B!IY 10, BostM 3 T= BATilNO ~zukl, lanolto, Taros. .340; • Cl1lc:ogo Whlta SOx (Gat1ond 6-6) at N.Y. -nd (- YonkHO ~- 1&-11 ~7:05p.m. (LoM ... 10) ItT~ Bey(RIJIIO p.m. 16-6) .. - Cfty (llocOoUgll1-ll), 1:01 p.m. Seatlo (Garda 18-e) a t - (Wioo 1..). 10:05 p.m. Toxa (Bell 5-5) at Oe,._ (Udle 12-8), 10:05 p.,m. ' more. Cal Ripken, .beginniqg the final home;tand of his career, we~ 0-for-4 with two strike,outs and is hitless in his last 25 at-bats. He , also had two thrqy;ing errors from third base, his first two-error game since April 1999. D-Rays 10, Red Sox 3 Tanyon Sturtze (10- 12) became Tampa Bay's first 10game winryer this season as the Devil Rays routed visiting· Boston. The Devil Rays (58-98) have won six of eight as they try to avoid becoming the first AL team to lose 100 games since the 1996 Detroit Tigers (53-109). Lou. Merloni hit two solo homers for Boston, which has lost seven of nine and 'fell one game under .500. The Red Sox are 12-25 . a r manager CANDLESTICKS MAKE A NICE GIFT - New York Mats pitchJoe Kerrigan, Wl:'o replaced er Glendon Ruseh gets a visit from catcher Mike Piazza In the . inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday. (AP) Jimy Williams on Aug. 16. oil [~]all is the right time to experience the beauty and value of Alabama's ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL. Our 3-day, 2-night golf and hotel packages start at $199 and, with our Fall Value Packages, . .- \ . you can get unlimited golf at aelected sitea.0 Or try the most astounding . deal around ... the Wmter Trail. 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Rim A TOllY M. l.ucll SENTINEL NEWS STAFF · POMEROY The Mllrietta firm charged with replacing wat~r lines in Pom~ bM $lied th~ vii- · Ia~\ ~!lPnB plws ~d spect~cahOU. lOr ihe project were incorrect, and the village f;Uied to comply with a contract between the parries. · Pomeroy Mayor John Blaettnar denies the charges. Greenland Construction Co. filed the -suit in Meig\ County Common Pleas Court, through Pomeroy Attorney John Lentes. The suit demands judgment of $270,000 on each of four counts, $23,000 on. a fifth count, and $1 mi!lioti or an · agreement releasing · the contractor of all liability. The suit alleges plans and spedfications for the project were inaccurate, that Village Administrator John Anderson was uncooperative., in assisting the con" tractor, and ' the village ..fail~d ·to provide an engineer to ovenee the .project as it promised. . "Because of such mistakes arid deJays, (the) cost of construction was ""'""' 128; Bagwol, Houstoo, 122. Seattle, 200; ARodrlguez, Texas, 197; . ti'I'I-Aurillll. San FranciiOO, 198; Pierre, St,wart, Toronto, 193; RAiomar, Cleve· Colorado, 196; LGoozalez, Arizona, 191; "land, 189; GAnderaon·, Anaheim, 186; ~ Colanldo, 190; Pujol&, St. Louis, Jatar, New Vorl<, 185. 187; Bet1oilan, Hoootoo, 182; CJones, DOUBLES --MJSweeney, Kansas City, Atlanta, 182. 48: JaGiambl, Oakland, 44; EChavez, DOUIILES -Hel1oo, Colonldo, 52; Bef1c.,-.n, .Houlton, 51; Ken~ San FranciiCO, *I; Pujolo, St. Louis, .cs; Ablo<J, Phlladel...... .CS; VGuenero, Mon1IM{. 44; Floyd, llloftda•.t3. ~ 'WIIItUS. -Rolllnt, Philadelphia, 12; lilln, Colorlldo, 11; LCUtlllo, Flo<laa, 10; ~. Colonldo, 9; N"-, Colorado, 8; liN, ·St. Lauil, 8; BGIIeo, 7; Colorodo, 7;Tucktr, Chicago, 7. RUNS ........eonds, San FranciiCO, 69; SIMa. Cf'Mcago, 59; LGonzaleZ:, Arizona, 155: 80tMn. Loa Angelel, 48; Helton, Col- · .CS; Soxaon, MllwaukH, 40; Nevin, s.n lllogo, 38; Bogwell, HOu....,, 38. TRIPLES -CGuzman, Minnesota. 1"'; RAiomar, Cleveland, 12; CBeltran, Kansas City, 11; Cedano; Detroit, 11 ; Durham, CNcago, 9; Suzuki, Seallte, 8; lnzqual, -IQh. = ., Da<!ahd, 41; Durham, Ch~. 41; Stew· 39; MO!donez, Chicago, 39; EMartlnez, Seattle, 39. art, Ta:ronto, 40; Mlantklawlcz, Minnesota, ' . Clovetand, 8. , HOME RUNS -AROOritluaz, Texas, 51 ; ThOme, Cleveland, 49; RPalmelro, Texas, -'6; Glaus, Anaheim, 41; MAemlraz, i Boslon, -'1; COalgado, Toronto, 39; JaGiarnbl, Oakland, 35; BBoone, ~ 35; JGonzalez . Cleveland, 35. ·-OHIO BICENTENNIAL r ' New licen~ plate issued " l.ucH BY TOllY M. upon renewal of ·their vehicle ~ureau on Main Street, said SENTINEL NEWS STAFF registration. Monday demand for the new POMEROY Meigs Statistics · show there . are license plates has bet:!' increasmotorists can help celebrate roughly 2.4 million blue-and- ing, :ind ev~one appc:F.s •!U'Ohio's bicentennial with a deco- white license plates still in use ious to receive their new plates. rative new license plate' being and 1I.J: million registered vehi"A .1uge number-of-people issued by the Ohio Bureau -of des in Ohier--··~~ have already been in to get their Motor Vehicles. ., ''Ohio's motorists will surt io ·opiates this ' morning. and we The license plates are. beihg issued fot, all new and replace- see the bicentennial plates on expect more to arrive at any our roadways this week," said Lt. moment," she said. ment license plate purchases and will replace the existing blue- Governor Maureen O'Connor, "In light of the recent terrorist and-white plates. director of ~he Ohio D~part- attacks in New Yor~ and WashThe BMV intends to have all ment of Public Safety. ington, D.C., the red, white and of the old plates off Ohio's roads • "We are very proud and excit- • blue colors on the new plates ts by 2003 and Ohioans who have ed to begin issuing this license very patriotic, which is making blue-and-~hite plates will be plate to Ohioans." them very popular with cuscharged 75 cents plus any addiSue Mason, deputy registrar tomers." tiona! fees for the new plates fqJ the Meigs County License PluM ... UC11.... AS IIIah: lOs · Obilul£ill5 · S&Kl!15 FOR RESERVATlONS & TEE TlMES W!:llb!U 1-800-257-3465 Low: COS oeta'i!s, A3 Sentmel tQmi~ BRIAN J, REED SENTINEL NEWS &'TAFF POMEROY -The Cold War is a distant memory, but those who remember the fearful days of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Bay of Pig\ also remember .bomb shelters, air raid drills and other measures American communities took to protect ~heir citizens. . , _ While the coW1tr}-'s heightene4 ~~.!1 · sense of security ha.< not reached th·e fever pitch of the 1960s, emergency planners have begun to : review plans for the safety of the · community in the event of more terrorist activity, and to work on a >! _ • risk assessment and improved · communications infrastructure which might be necessary for civil . defense. In .light .of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York City arid Washington, D.C., Ohio's local emergency planning commissions are coordinating efforts in emergency preparedness. The Meig\ County LEPC met Monday to discuss the preparation of a county risk assessment, and the role of the LEPC and the Emergency Management Agency in the event of local. emer8e~cy relating to a the nation's war on terrorism. Bob Byer, Meigs EMA director, said t~~t such ~ local emergency is very unlikely, but all communitit1 ·across the country are beefing up emergency plans.• "Meigs.,t:ounty people shouldn't worry about their safety here," Byer said. "There is virtually no concern locally, but every county is doing something similar. It's about waking America up to the vulner,ahility that anything can happen." Byer compared the present efforts with the dvil defense plans initiated during the Cold War. "'Fhis is routine civil defense preparation," Bye~ said. 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Blish warned the Taliban "there will be a consequence" if they fail to hand over bin Laden and his followen. The Taliban's ambassador to Pakistan repeated his regime's refusal to do so without conclusive Water project contractor 4 ,_ • AMERICA AT WAR Blue Jays 1, Orioles 0 Jose Cruz Jr. homered to back a solid pitching performance by Esteban Loaiza (1111) as Toronto won at 'Balti- JaGiambl, Oakland, .339; RAlomar, Cleveland, .336; JGcnzalaz, CIBYeland, .334; BBoone,. Saattle, Atlanta; .321. .333; ARodr9Joz, TeK88, .323. IIUNII SSooa, Chicago, 139; Holtoo, RUNS -ARodriguez, Texas, 132; Suzuki, COlorado, 128; LGonzalez, Arizooa, 123; Seattle, 123; BBoone, Saattla, 114; RAlo&.gwell, Houston, 118; Bonds, San Fran mar, Cleveland, 112; Jeter, New York, 107; '"-· 119; Floyd, Florida, 117; BGIIes, Darnoo, Oakland, 105; JaGiam!>, Dak-rgh, 115; SGreen, Los Angales, land, 103. 115. Ho............,.,., 1-1) o t - City p.m. - AMERICAN LEAGUE . 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Trimble is ranked thini in the smte region, and TVC rival Waterfortl is ranked seventh. Manhal'sRufftn era fhhii cancer ' ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Nate Ruffin, a co-captUn of the 1970 Marshall Uni~ venity football team that lost most of its players in a plane • crash, has' died fiom leukemia. He was 51. Ruffin died Tuesday at the UniversitY of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Ruffin, who was sidelined by an arm injury, was among a handful of Marshall players not on the plane that crashed into a hillside near Huntin~on, W.Va., on Nov. 14,1970, while returning from a game against Jt:ast Carolina. Seventy-five people, including players, coaches and fans were killed. He lived in Huntington for ,17 yean after graduating fiom Marshall in 1973. In 1997, Ruffin was named vice president of human relations for the Freedom Forum, a First Amendinen~ advocacy,group. ~ast and BY TJIE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0th 'a ' < ' 1: f: l I beat the Brewers 5-1 and tied Houston for the NL Central lead. "We've kind of been underachieving for four months, and hopefully we're putting i~ together at th~ right time, at the end of the year when everything's on the line," said Jim Edmonds, who hit a two-run homer and drove in three runs. . W1th five days remaining m the regular season, the , de!ending NL c ha'mpion New York Mets, Los Angeles anq Chicago were elimin~t­ ed from postseason contention. · In other NL games, it was San Francisco 4, Houston I; Arizona 10, Colorado I; . • j ... · Mei~ will play host to Belpre on Thursday evening. · . ~ . ' can't lose·· ,i. OAKLAND; (AP) '-..!.. If the O~ldan<i'Athletics c6Uld play all •their gamleS at' h~. they I might have given the ·seattle Marinei5 a nndor tht 'AI. West tide. ., . ·.) ~ ' 1 · Wliire . ~~~~~--~--~ ··- =ft. FIRE PREVENTIO I \ I ., POMEROY - A divorce action has been filed . in Mei~ County Common Pleas Court by Michael Lee Neal, Racine, against Trudy A. Neal. Pomeroy. ,, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.Dale Clonch 67 Greenwood_. Ind., died on ~unday, · 30, 2001. at Co~munity Hospttal South m Indianapolis, Ind. ( He was born in Mei~ Counry on Oct. 27 1933 son of William. AleJ~andcr and Beaulah I. Long Clonch. He 'was the ~ounder of Co11cho Builders Inc., Greenwood, having retired .• ' 1996.He wa5 amember of the Carpenters union and was~ ·v.-reran of tli"e U.S. Army during the Korean War. l-Ie is turvived by two rons, Kenneth Clonch and Joe Clonch, both of Indianapolis: rwo daughters, Angela Gonter. man of Greenwood and Suzannah Bledsoe ofWhiteland.Ind.; ' CWO .i!m.tb&!n, Morton Clonch of Athens and Roy Clonch of · "!bany; !hree sbten: Pearl Carsey of Michigan, Mary Waley of B1dwell md Helen Clonch of Florida; nine grandchildren and one glUt-grandchildren. . Bedsides his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, . Mary Matgaret Clonch. • Monsignor HUold Knueven will conduct . a service at 10 . a.m. on Thursday at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral' Service and Cre~ .' matory, Greenwood Chapel. Entombment ,will fOllow atForest · Lawn Memory Gardens in White River Township, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday frOm 3 to8p.m. ' to Home National Bank Oftlinst Lynn E. Shuler, and others. . With Picture · , WltbMuch < ApPreclatidli ... · . . .' ' Show your support and appreciation-to ·' our brave firefighters. Putor -'~119 .S~tb With Much ApJJre<:iat1lon I FromYo..ir Congregation Only .1x2 ad with or without photo. William Doe .O..dllno Is Friday, October$, 5:00 p.m. sun Valley Fire . Department s,·oo:·~ ; ·' .. I :·:. "'. $5.' .' Only • Withoot ,, With Pfdure Attach this coupon to your photo and mail or bring in with your payment to: The Daily Sentinel · 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio • :Your NaJI)e:,________________.,.-.-.!:.... '' , :Name of Firefighter_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' 1DepartmenL_______________________ I ~YourName _______~-------- ,Addre••=-----------~,Phone: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _...;,.._ J -------------------. . I •!'~~~e.#.-.--.~--------,--.-.-.-. -..-.. ,, ••Wsa & MasterCarrl Aceepted lWTLAND 12:13 p.m., Mulberry HeisJlt:s, Hazel Wilson, HMC. SYRACUSE 10:56 a.m., Wetzgall Street, Troy Durham, dead on arrival. issues concerning streams within the Leading Creek watershed will be discussed at a public meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. at rpe Rutland FU'eh'Ouse. Speakers will include Barb Rowen of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Jerry Des of the Ohio State University Extension Services and Jim Freeman of the , Mei~ Soil and Water Conservation District. Those attending will be given a questionnaire to prioritize water quality ~es within W2tenhed. RUTlAND -Water quality · issues concerning streams within th~ Leading Creek W2tenhed RIO GRANDE- Universi3 POMEROY - Judgment will be discussed at public ty of Rio Gr:mde and the RiO actions have been fil~ in Meig. meeting on Thund;ty at 7 p.m, at Grande Cominunity College's County Common Pleas Court Rutland Firehouse. Me;g. Center in Middleport will by the fOllowing: Speak;ers will include Barb offer a course in mapping soft• Beneficial Mortgage of Flowers of the Ohio Department ware beginning Wednesday. Ohio, inc. Ehnhunt, m. againsr of· Natural Resources, Jerry Des The CAD 28801 Introductory Timothy Willis, Middle- of the. Ohio Stlte University Geographic Information Systems port, and others, alleging default · Extenston Services and Jun Free- course will be offered from 6:30 on a loan agreement in the man of the Me1~ Soil and Water to 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday Conservation Dlsttict. . Those night in October. am'imnt of$!02,ooo,95; POMEROY -The Friends' • Farmers Bank and Saving< a.nending will be. Sl':":n a quesTaught by Bob Weaver, a Rio of the Library book sale will be Co. Pomeroy, ag;Unst Rickie L ' nonn;ure to pnonnze water Grande Conununity College held at Pomeroy Library on Ca~, Reedsville, and others: quality issues within the W2ter- graduate with six yean of experi- Thursday fium 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., alleging default on a mortgage shed. ence in drafting and design; the and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. agreement in the amount of L - _.._ one credit-hour GIS course Books will be free and a donation - P UIID places heavy emphasis on GIS to the Friends will be appreciat$9,755.31; • • Farmers Bank, Pomeroy, POMEROY - Units of the softwale with a progressive series ed. against Donald L. Stivers, Mid- Meigs Emergency Service of exercises to develop computer 'lllr,., dleport,doing busine<l asTonyUs answered 10 calls for assistance: skills in visualizing geographic •• VJ Carryout, and others, alleging CENIRAL DISPATCH spatial relationships, patterns, and POMEROY - Troy M. Dbrham, 37, Pomeroy, died on default on • loan agreement in trends 7 Monday., Oct. 1, 2001. Arrangements are under the direction of' the amount of$11,036.21. I0:0 a.m., Pomeroy Pike,VicTh~ cost of the course is toria Norman, Holzer Medical OakwoodA Co . Fisher-Acree Funeral ·Home in Pomeroy and will be ' cceptance rp.. Center· S315.50 plus the textbook cost of MIDDLEPORT The announced upon completion. G~ro, N.C., agamst Martin ' $49.50 for residents of Gallia, Middleport . Board of Public 1:S9 p.m., Ohio 7 • Randy M · J kso • I. Searles, Nelsonville, and others, Smelds, refused treaiment; e1~, ac n, or v·mton Coun- Atfairs meeting _set for Monday alleging default on a promissory· ties. Ohio residents outside of the has . been canceled A meeting ·n the amount of 4:25 p.m., HMC Clinic, fc d' . .will AIso, Ohioans who currently note l Robert Halley. refused treatment; our-<:ounty !StriCt pay will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in have. gold license plates and $44,413.17; Mill $330.50 plus the textbook. and council chambers. 7 07 choose to obtain the new ~. First Collaterai' '· Services; B~nt. ~~~ . Street. Juanita West Virginia residents pay $500 license plate will be charged . Concord, Calif., against Randall plus the textbook. 8:22 p.m., Ball Run Road, · Because the GIS course is lim$2.75. ,S. R~ll, Pomeroy. and others.. N! transactions will Include , allegmg default on a loan agree- HenryW~~OY iced to 10 to 15 students, students SYRACUSE -Syracuse VilMason said the new plates , ment m the amount of p.m., Main Street, Patricia should contact Gina Pines at )Viii no longer have the ·coun- a $2.75 deputy registrar fee. lage Council will 111eef Thursday 8 11 The bicentennial plates are $44,987.79;. ~ Lehew, Pleasant Valley Hospital. 992-3383 to. reserve a space, or at 7 p.m. in the mayor's office. ty name printed along the • .Beneficial Mo~ Co. of RACINE · reg.ster durmg the first class : bottom, bu~ instead, will have produced by Ohio Penal a county number sticker in Industries at the Lebanon · Ohio, Elmhurst,lll., ag;unst Crug 9 ,43 a.m., Thin! Street, motor meetmg this evemng at the Correctional Institution in T. Chapman, Pomeroy. alleging vehicle accident. Chris Ramirez, Meig; Cente~ in Middleport. the lower left-hand corner. Warren County. About 6 mil- default 011 a promissory note in Dawson Canales, HMC; Those interested in purPOMEROY - The Mei~ lion license 'j>lates will be the amount of$46,395.09. . chasing the new plates outside County Tubetculosis office will A dgme t h be t d I :13 p,m., East Main Street, JU n as en gran e Opal Cummins, PVH. . their 90-day renewal period manufactured by the first be closed Monday in observanc~ TUPPERS PLAINS - Past of Columbus Day. ·· week of October. . will be charged a $2.75 fee. members of the Eastern High The Meigs County Health nate Egyptian P{esident School marching band are invit- Department will be ,l!..osed MonHosni Mubarak. Oman, on ed to participate in the alumni day for the observance of completion. It is now comthe southwestern tip of the band performance during the Columbus Day. The office wijl plete~.. Arabian peninsula, was a · pre-game show at Friday open at 8 3.m. Tuesday and Funding came fiom a grant ft0111 Page A1 . major U.S. ally during the evening's homecoming festivities. resume regular hours. ithrougli the Ohio Public ' Those interested in participat. ,Works Commissi~n. loans attacks. Bin Laden is an exiled 1991 Persian GulfWar. Rumsfeld said he also ing, who have questions, or need increased to $270,000 over 'and locally-generated rev- Saudi, some of his top lieuRulllllllp tenants are Egyptian, and al- hoped to meet with U.S. assistance, should contact Chris and above the contract enue. Kuhn at 985-3329. amount," the "complaint states. : "The village's position in Qaida includes . militants troops performing joint train.... . The 'compla~t also ·alleges ;this matter is simple; we have accused of plotting to assassi- ing exercises with Egypt. the village has withheld lived>· up to every condition MIDDLEPORT - A rum$23,000 as a percentage of specified in the contract," said mage sale will be held Friday and TUPPERS PLAINS - East- Sat:ilrday fium 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~t periodic p~yment to ass~re •Mayor John Blaettnar. em Local School District will the Heath United Methodi!l Blaettnar denied th,e concompletion of the project, hold a special boaf4 meeting on Church basement, corner of • and the Withholding has not tractor's allegation,. !qat the Federal Mogul-l. Premier- 8), . AEP-45~ Thursday at 7 p.m. at the adininb~en paid to the contractor. village issued a number of An:h Coal- 16'1. South Third Avenue and Main USB - 22'/; Rockwell - 14'1• ' islrative offices, to discuss personThe water line replacement "oral change orders" that cost Aml-39'/o Gannett- 58~ Rocky Boo1s - 5 Street. nel and any other business that General Electric - 38 AD Shell- 50~ · project has been the subject the contractor money which AmTechSBC - 47 ' GKNLY- 3~ Sears- 361. Asllland Inc. - 40 may come before the board. of delays and controversy has not been paid. Halley 08'lldson - 42\ Shoney's - \ · AT&T -19!. since it began nearly a yeat "The only change order in Bank One - 32). Kmatt - 7~ Wai-Mart- 52 Kroger24), Wendy's26l. BLI-n, ago. It was fint put on hold the contract took place durPOMEROY - Revival serLailds End- 28}, Worthington- 12'1. ·Bob Evans -17~ over the 'Ihanksgiving and ing the time of the first pay- BorgWamar.,.... 41 ·vices will .be held at Pomeroy L1d . ...:. 91. Daily siOck reports are CHESTER -Trick or treat ChrHtnral•holj<Jays so as not ment, and that was paid in Champion - 21. NSC -15~ • the 4 p.m. closing Church of the Nazarene Oak Hill Financial- 151. qUOII!s o! 1he previous will be Oct. 30 fium 6 to 7 p.m. Channing Shops- 4l, to interfere with the Christ- fun:• he added. ~ Wednesday .through Sunday at 1 OVB- 24~ djlys transactions, pro- in Chester. Cl1yH~-9l. mas shopping season. "We feel that Greenland's Col-15\ BBT- 36'4 vlded by Smith Partners p:in. each """ning. Sunday serPeqlles- 19~ at Advestlnc. Bad weather, contract dis- requests are inappropriate and DuPon1-37~ . vices will be held at I 0:30 a.ll). >. putes and JniJSed deadlines their demands are far outsi~e andbp.m. . later· kept the project from the original contract." Rev. Glenn McClung will be Graveside service will be 11 the speaker. Pastor Jan Lavender · a.m .. friday at Forest Hills I . RUTLAND -Water quality invites the p~o~blic. Cemetery, Flatrock, with Pas- · PapAl . tor Paul Arthur officiating. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · -. Burial will follow. · University. Friends may call at CrowHe graduated fiom Point . I .Pleasant High 'School in 1992 Hussell Funeral Home, Point I at 7:30a.m. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BURLINGTON, Ky. (AP) ~orth~rn Kentucky on Sept. and , attended Main Street Pleasant, Thursday from 6 to 9 Forecast Two days of rain will prep.m. -'J;he raids ihat resulted in,at 21.All but four of those taken Baptist Church. Today: Pardy cloudy. High cede a brilliant fall weekend least 25 peopl~ taken into cus- into custody were released the . : across the region, the Nation- 81,low 56. tody followjng the terrorist same day. · • Partly cloudy. Thursday: EMA have begun to consider al Weather Service said. attacks on New York were . j A cold front will sweep High 80, low 47. based on mistaken identificaAttorney Rusty O'Brien, specific threats in light of " . Friday: Showers. High 64, tions, the FBI said. who is representing sonie of recent events, emergency across the region on Thursday ' planning an ongoing spreading rain from the north- low 44. The Federal Bureau of those kept in custody, said all ftomPapAI' Saturday: Partly cloudf. process. A lot of the work that' west to the southeast. Highs Investigation was following a four appar~ntly have been High 63,low 44. · wiD be mostly in the 70s. will go into the risk a$sesstip · when it searched three released without beiQ.~ emergency." Sunday: Partly cloudy. High Cooler northerly breezes The risk assessment will. ment and planning process is apartment complexes in charged. 65,low 37. · will follow the front, holding invol~ close work with the and has been in place already, Monday: Partly cloudy. temperatures on Friday in the sheriff's office and oth~r law Byer said. "Before the attacks took 50s, forecasters said. The rain High 65,low 42. ·, enforcement agencies, health department officials, and vol- place, the local tEPC had will end Friday night as high unteer groups, such as the adopted an addendum to the· pressure builds into the ' · (~BPS 21MIIO} local amateur radio.operat<?rs, county's emergency opera- region. OhiO VOlley Pulllllhlng Co. The high will provide for a to determine the county's tions plan," Byer said, "and Publllhld every afternoon, Monday sunny and cool weekend lhiOUQh F~da~, 111 Cou• Sl., areas of vulnerability, what that has now been sent to the Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-ctau Correction Polley across the region, with highs .targets might be ' considered state." pold at Pomeroy. Our main ooncem In all stoflel 11 lllor: TIMI - t o d p,... and in the event of an attack on That addition to the coun- in tht 50s and lows in the30s. t~~~ . to bt accuratt. If you know ol an. , . Ohio Nowspfpor ANoclsUon. Sunset today will be at 7: II error In ·a etory, calllhe newaroom Pwtn •n the local community, and ty's emergency plan spells out Stnd address correc· at (740) 812·2156 . . p.m. and sunrise on Thursday tlono to T1M1 Cally Senllnel, 111 Couot. hpw the community can best St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. be prote'cted and prepared in the responsibilities of all NIWI Dtpartl'l!enta a worst-case scenario. county agencies and .other Subacrlp11an retee The main number II 1182·2156. ly .,.._or motor raute I "This assessment is ·a very organizations in the event of o;,partmant extentlons are: ()noS2 detailed thing·: · Byer ~aid. · a civil defense emergency. OnolnOIIIh SB.70 QeMNI maftlillr Ext 12 ' Orio$104 ''We will look at just about Increased communications • 50GOQ18 Ext. 13 Call~ Subooribera not dealrif1ll to p8~ tlie ·,verything in determining if · capabilities are also in order, may remit in advance direct to Ext. 14 carrier . and how we might be threat- Byer said, and a new amateur or The Cally Sentlfllil..Crodll will be given ·ene d" · radio tower is being planned, carrier each • · No subscription by . . Other,.n rvlcet mal pennltted 'In areas where home · Byer said he has been "in allowing the ham radio operExt. 3 carrier aetvlce Is available. Adwltlolng constant contact" with state ators who play an important Mllll subsalpUon • Ext. 4 emergency planning officials, role in lo~al emergency planClrcutauon lntlde M~g• County t 3 Week& $27.30 ' •nd receives. regular updates riing better access to the airExt. 5 26 Claoolrted 'Ado • Week& $53.82 about what is h~ppening with waves. 52 Weeks • $105 .56 '"Our communications 'to tend e-mail respect to recovery and other Altll outafH Melga COurity newaOmydailysenllnet.com capabilities have changed 13 Weeks , $29~ 25 emergen10y operations ip the , On the Web · 28 weetca $56 .68 drastically through the years," areas of the Sept. 11 attacks. 52 Woleka $109.72 www.mydallysentlnel.com • llut while the LEPC and Byer said, "for the better." c;:o. ..t!:!" William Plan sale EM$ o,rham Ucense fi"'1'PapA1 : Toperfunn Mideast Sues .fr0m.,.A1 sale set LOCAL STOCKS Plan revival Setbkkorbeat Murder water issues criSft=nd from Rainy couple of days ahead on mistaken identities. I di. \·~ · ·~s.oo { .. . FBI says raids:were based '' Salute your favorite Fireman ,and/or Fire Department with an a~ . .· ''. .... WEEK OCTOBER 7~.13 1 .. · ' The· Meigs Marauder volloyball . team picked up two more wins this week, and in doing sq raised their record 12:3 over~ all and 12-1 in the TV C. On Monday evening, the Marauders defeated Trimble by !Cores of 15-0, 15-4. Mindy Chancey led the way with 18 points on 20-of-20 frvmg wnh two aces, two kills and four ~sists, Corrie Hoover add~d .. five pmnts on 7-of-7 servmg w1th four kills, Jaynee ~avis added feur points on 6-of-6 serving, seven kills and 1 assist and three blocks, Katie Jeffers added three points on 3-ofj serving, with one kill and 13 assists, Kayte Davis added three llills and Chrissy Miller two. As a team Meigs was a perfect 38df-38 serving. l The Marauder junior varsity also won against Trimble in ~ree games. l' On Tuesday evening, the Marauders defeated Wellston 15-2, 151 0. JVtiejeffen scored nine points on 10-of-10 serving, with ~ists, Nikki Butcher scored eight points on 9-of-9 servi~g. Kayte Davis scored with points on 8-of-9 serving with .' seven kills, Jaynee Davis added three points on 5-of-5 serving .:,ith two kills, Mindy Ch•ncey scored one pgi,nt on 3-of-3 serving with 12 assists, Corrie Hoover chipped' in with o.l 'e Jloint on 3-of-3 serving and three kills, Chrissy Miller added three kills. , Th~ Little Marauders picked up another win in raising their ~cord to 14-1. Meigs won in two sets by scores of 15-2 and l5-10. . J.' O'c•thr :s. 21101 NATIONAL LEAGUE OVP CORRESPONDENT 1 PapAl The 'AL wild cattFwinnen , beat Texas 9-4Tuesday rught for . their t6th straight win'at Oakland Coliseum. The A's haven\ lost at home since'1'\tlg. 24. "Basically, they put the ball in play, and when thifl&' :u'i! going right like that team's going. . . '...gooc;tthjn~ happen for you," Texas starter Damn Oliver (11-11) ·soid of thb ' 1\thletics, who are '6 2-20 since''.Jlme Z7. · "That~ the hottest" team In baseball tight now.'' ' '• · The . home . s~*-- is the Ionge$! since 1994 when the Clevdanl:l .Jndiaqs.~pl8 in a rovJ, and it's~' A'~~ since · movin~ to Ca,lifo~.... · In othet 'Al.' ~~ it was . Baltimore 4, ToJQnto 3: Min.riesota 5, Detroit 0; 'NY. Yan- · kees 6, Chicagd Sox 4; Tampa Bay 10, Boston 3; Kansas City 5, Qe\ielaiid 1; and Seattle 14,A.ilaheim 5' · Barry Zito (16-8); 9.:0 in his last 13 starts, struck out five in six inning$ to bring his season GOOD-BYE, MR. SPALDING - Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa watches his 60th total tci' 202,' and · khprtstop home run of the season head for the bleachers .at Wrigley Aeld. (AP) Miguel Tejal:la 'hit his 30th hit 60 again, but who 1998, when he finished with of only f<,~ur players to reach homer of the season, .a threeknows?"Sosasaid."Butfirstl 66 home runs to McGwire's 50 homers and 150 lUlls in run shot, in the sixth inning. want to go to t~e playoffs. I single-season record 70. He a season, and the only one to When Tejada hit ltis homer, he and Eric Chil.\ez became the want to wm agam. We were ' hit 6 3 in 1999 and led the do it since World War II. so close. We had a lot of . · He also plays almost. every ~ first shortstop-thini ~ernan opportunities. But it hap- league With 50 last year. ' day. . In '1999, he played all , combination in baseball· history No. 60 gave him aleaguePened, what can you do?" to hit 30 homers each in a' seah' h 50 RBI 162 games. This year, he's at '. Sosa has been an amazing 1g, 1 s this year, the 155 with five games left. son.. model of consistency since thini time in four seasons RDy.ll 5, ~-"· 1 · he's gone over 140. He's one , Pltlfl ... Rllh. AI ..._.~ B ~ .. " h;' '· ~ .... ' / ,. .< ""· ,, rf 1 .:·,~~y ~t! , 1 . :mcr,,.,a~r""~­ mg lUl sm e m die eighth . 1 inning off John Roc~r (3-,7), and Mike Sweeney fOllowed with a · three-run border, the 99th ofhis career. . 'Roberto ' Hernandei (5-6) got the last five outs as the RoYals beat the Indian's far just Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4; St. runs and six hits in eight record for total bases, set by the second time in seyen' home Louis 5, Milwaukee I; Pitts- innings. His seven-game Richie Allen . with Philadelgames. . .. burgh 10, N~w York 1; Los winless streak is his longest phia in 1964. Angeles 5, San Diego 2; and since 1991. Florida 4, Montreal 3. Jose Mesa worked · the At Turner . Field, Greg ninth for his 40th save. Maddux (17-1 1) failed for · Cardinals 5, Brewers 1 the seventh time to win his Pujols moved one ahead of 18th game, giving up two the previous NL ' rooki:_ BY DAVE HARRIS 1- ' CHICAGO (AP) -After Roger Maris' mark stood for almost 40 years, it's taken only three for someone to threaten Mark McGwire's single-season home run reconi. · But Sammy Sosa's three 60-homer seasons? That's going to be tough .td top. Sosa became the first player to hit 60 homers in three seasons Tuesday night, a mark as impressive for its power as its consistency. "It's a pretty incredible feat;' Chicago C':'bs manager !)on Baylor said. "Guys are going to · have t~ really be productive. They have to play, they can't miss too many games. "It's a reconi out the¥e that's a little bit different than -'hat Maris did and then McGwire takes over. and now Bonds. To hit 60 home runs three different times, it's very difficult to do:· It wasn't enough to keep the Cubs fiom being eliminated from postseason contention, thoqgh. Adam Dunn hit a solo homer off Kyle Farnsworth in the top of the ninth inning, giving the Cincinnati Reds a 5-4 victory over the Cubs on Tuesday night. • · Dl)litri Young and D. T. Cromer also homered for the Reds. ' The loss, along with · St. Louis' 5-1 victory over Milwaukee, eliminated the Cubs fiom the NL wild card race. The Cubs are ·six games behind St. Louis and Houston with only five games left. · "Hopefully, next year I will Lady Marauders add pair of TVC wins ·. l ·WI I sd The Dalll( Sentinel • PaQe A 3 LbCAL BRIEFS . Central races tighten; Bonds doesn't horn~r While Barty Bonds stayed stuck on 69 homers, the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals made major moves. '. Randy Wolf allowed ~e hits in eight innings, and Bobby Abreu hlt two-run 1\omer as Philadelphia won 3-1 at Atlanta and dosed within on~ game of th~ NL East-leading Braves with five to play. . "We've got a pennant race," Phillies manager Larry "owa said. "We have a young tbam that believes in itsel( ThiS was huge." In Milwaukee, Albert Pujols went 3-for-4 and set the NL rookie record with 353 total bases' as St. Louis Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio . .60 ·:~kl!.tct~s .. ·Reds win; S.mmy.g ·HIGHLIGHTS ttJ .. ..',., -·-··--.... . ,--l. .,., Buckeyes night owls?, Page AS Ohio prep notebook, P~ge AS · WIDNESO\Y's ~~ .~ ... , ... c J [ Risk is The Daily Sentinel Reader Services =go ,, I' �.. • Wednsl!lay, Oct. 3, 2001 I r "==' It "== It ~rtbune · - .D CLASSI~I • ' r ::====::____ Very ntco. 2-3 bedroom (3040675-5958 aportmenl, In town, Iorge (740)446-3644 .L · I.;:11ur•. ~~ ~ !7~· ~~01ocoun1O:::Z ~ 110111 OWNeRS riO Tl'lursdav far SundaY$ LP. Vont- Free heatars. Uood one -aon . . $140 Melt (740)3'/Q-2818 NEW AND ueED FUR-~----- NANCU FOR IAI.E1 Wo ~ Whlla Whirlpool .waahers lnataH Free Eoll...... II $75 aach. 1 GE Waaher you ck.o ·Cal uo. Wo bow. $&5. 1 Whirlpool Oryor $80. loolel (740)448 83011, 11 attor epn. (740)446- 800-2& -DOIIB. ~ ~n: v.-. ~'""'· Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631. • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Inelude A Prlee • Avoid Abbrevll'tlons • Jnclwde Phone Number And AdclreJS When Needed • Ads Should R.un 7 D•vs '''l)t '(I \II' ' " r I'ER<xlNALs [ I ~~ lr\~v~ll' ibv'+'~ 1'' ~w~ I Disney Beach Vacations, 6 Teen Boys and Girls Jr. Pe- Large patio sale, rain or nights, nk:e hotel, will sacrl- Ule Clothes. Boys toys and shine. . new small appllan· flee for $199, (614)898· loadsofmice. . ces, Hllhlng moldo lor Lead2726 - - - - -- - - Garage Sale. Friday, 10/5_ heads, rods & reela,· Jlgt, 1 Jobn Paul Mart in will be and Saturday 10/6. Sam- linkers, 1001$, d~tts; grtl]llres pons ible for my own 5pm. ~aln or Shine. -841 ers, saws, ' knives, , dolls, debts. 10.03. 01 Shoestring Ridge Road. kitchen llems, something tor ;:::.::;_.::;_:;:_::;:_:_ __ Down 7S, One mile past everyone. Qct, 4, 5, & 6th, New To You Thn« ShopP,O 218 on On:hanl Hill Road . 9·S Andersons 46123 St Rt. 9 wasl Stimson, Athens Follow Signs, 12th houi8 on 124 .740·592·1 842 left on Shoestring. Brick Quality clothing and house~ house with flag polelln tront. Moving ·sale- ttl/5- 1018 Frihold ite ms. $1.00 bag sale Moving Sate. TONI of Baby Qay & Saturday 10;()()-4;00 Subdivision Tup:r: othes, Y-••t •vuuer, Womena, Arbaugh persPiains, fumHure&atc. every Thursday. Monday r.t thru Salurday 9:00·6:00. Mens. lots of misc. Items. . .,~--.:..._,--., Oennls' (740)446-2847 0Ct.4-8tn, Laurel St. MidI · dleport, all sizes gtrlo l ~IVL\WAY Gi~antic 1 day ,Yard Salelll wome!W jeans, Iota misc. r 1· 1,~----•--•·,J. ~!~e.s:S,:~ ti:t ~'& 3 ·1riendly dogs to giveaway to good home. (1 ) 4 months, (2) a .months old. {740)4469552 -------3 kittens, 2 calico, , black with blue eyes, (7 40)992· sa18. Five LQnghai red kinens. 2 black- -,1 black! white· 2 gray/ whi le. Call (740)3688670 Guinne Pig at 185 North Park Drllo'e (304)675·7420 486 complete comJ?U1ers (all working), coi.O< Til's, Lanlor copier (wotlte), gleasware, books, clot~es, computer, pBrts, monitors and moral Aaln or Shine! Follow the signal Huge Y!ird Sale· Relay lor Lll 2002 4 6 J e · th· th . ohn· sons Green~se . Clothing all sizes, CD s, bOOks, col· lectib!es. Mt. Zion Youttl Yard Sale. St AI 7 Sou~h . .2 mites Past ·the Dam. Fr~day 9-5, 8aturSiberian Husk~sl Shepard day 9-5. Lots of Everything. P~~PI:~ for Ql~~f.t~)44~1~ October 3 4 5· State Rou.te WI ue eyes ' 218 1 1i ' bov M 3687 (740)446·4247. , . m e a e ercervilla, 40" alectri(l range, LotiT AND wooden boxes Harold Oa ' • Lw--.OF1iiOUNDiillliio-,..1 •Is re~dence. ., October 6th· 7th. am~?. .Lost: 2 Farm dogs from 3107 Bulaville !Jike. LitHe Burlingham. Missing since boya and ladkls name brand Sept 8th. Femal~: Bla.ck clothing, toys ... exercise Lab/Doberman m1x w1th equipment, mi9C. white patch on chest, 60 , tbs., 6 years old, medium Pearl and Ulllan s Yard hair, blue collar. Very sweet Sale. 10/4· 10/6. 6 miles & gentle. Answer~ to South on Rt 7. Home lnteriSpankers. Male: or, Gtassware Dishes, Aottwei ler/Chow mi•. blacl< Ck>lhes. wHh brown RotUe marKings Sept. 29th. Oct 1st- 5lh. 1.2 on face, chest, paws. Chow miles 001 Route 218 . Chain tall & tongue, 751bs, 2 112 Saws Heatera Books years old, long ha ir, red col- M •01he 11 ' ' tar. A Uttte shy but lrierd~. any ' ems. r ~ I • J I 9 Answers to Bruno. Please Sunday OctOber 71h. WOOd call Ginger or Jeff (740)992- crafts, ... Crossbow, Wood 2504, Reward! burner. Air COnditioner, Rkl· lng Lawn Mower, Exercise YARD SALE Equlpmont, Air Hockey Ta=~~~~~~~- ble, Washer and Dryer, Jeans a~d more. 2239 St A~ 141· Sassy Scissors (140)441· 1880or(740)448YARDSIILE· . GALLIPOLl'l 13909 I r: r 1014-1 017. Johnsons Tra Pan.- At 7N Sola, Vld Camera, Old QuillS, New Breadmaker, Good Sh..ts: $3.00 , - - - -- --.,.,_;_ 12x66 Norris trailer, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, good condllion, central air, $8,000. (740)367-D t 20 . 2 FamHy sate. Ocl5th, 6th. Sam·5pm. tn Hit.da Drive, Sprlng Valley, GirlS Bike, Girfs- Boys Clo1hes, Etc. 3 Family Yarn Sale Tons of Men's Women's cind Kids . ~ Ctorhe a (Na me Brands) Lots of hou~ and mise llama. Everytt)ing ~ I seU . Rain cancelS. 1 rnjla East 554 ~om 160 tmeNIOC1JOO. Friday OCt 5th, saturday Oct. 6th. . :::!.=:::.::;::.:_ _ _ _ 3321 St At 7 N. Addison, OH N c ..... · ew arpet, Large a..... Small Pieces , Men's and Jeans. Baby J.adtes Clothes. Also Misc. """"· 4 famity yard sale 2nd, 3rd, & 4th. 10a m-~, ~ Sycamora Stroel, Gallipolis, Ohio 4 F11mily Ya rd Sale. Friday & Saturday. Clothing, Chitdren to Plus Sizes. Hou&&hold ilems, Longa berger Baskets. Outside Lights, Lots ol .Mise 13 1 Lower Garfield Ex1 · · · Bidwell u .M. church, Church Street, Hotdogs, bean dinner. baked goods. coflee, pop, (yard sale items) ocnober 5·6, 10 to Spm. Big Yard Sale. Oc:t 1. 2. 3, 4. 9·5. t85 Amblesida Or., Kerr. Across from Post Of· 11ce. New 1ools. knives , , m1sc. etc .. '· . 10 Garage Sale- Aoute 160 N Garage sale, Thur , Friday, beside .C&M Auto Pans t (rain cancel date-Saturday) Why wait? Start meeting rain or lhlne, October 1-2-3. 9am-Spm. ON old ~1. 7 on Ohio singles ton ight, call tc>t W<lls Hill Rd (Gotl Courao !roe 1-800·766-2623 a•t Garage Sale- Thurtdoy l Hill). Computer gemn, 1.621. Friday, 2 mites E. ol Porter freezer, table, antiquo on 554. Baby ftema & nice chairs, antiques, collecti· ANNolJN<E\rnms clOthes. bios, goH mtoc., toolo, clothGarage Sale. 1052 2nd . lfV (petite, junior (5), childA•e. 10/4-1015. 9am-5pm. rena) r .. ) Thursday 1014, Fridav 1015. am-4pm. 3206 Georges Rd. Ktd'o Clothing, Ti Bed, Cradle, misc. 6 11 11' · --····~~en, AVON! Att' Anlast To Buy 01 ProrolaiOnst Tank T,;.;k oaorge.i Porlablo sawmill, Sell. Shll1ty Spea11,· 3()4. TrantpOrt DriVM Grow With don1 haur your tags to the 875-1429. a Leider Erprpr!M Trant· miD just caN 304-815-1957. portallon Compony Tllt ~.;,·~-~~--.,... 100WORKER8NEEDED Quollly Unk. lmmedllll Hoi-leaning Commelclll ~era~. wood - - lor R r o l - or Relldantlll. (30<11773ltema: Mliterlil pfovldad. With cUi growlrig COI"'''prany. 6.152 To ~ wlc. WE DFPER 13.000 Sign on ::-;~..,,.,..,.-~-Free Information pkg: 24.Hr. bonut. "Outatandlng Pay Openings In a daycare, lt-601 -284-582!i and Bonellll "Solely """nly corttlled or prlvale Awards Program "Up-To- pay, Monday-Friday, Batley l1S2-47&f Pl/FT Work Date EqUipment. "Campa- Aun Ad ., Pomeroy, From H<HneAblolutely Free ny-Matchlna' 4011 k) Pro-. (740}992·3509 1 • ' tn orwww.bRicht23.oom . gram "Hulbond . ' Wtlo Quoltty ~lng, tmt"'l...o..a leama Wlloomt . ~ady ft11cufat8 ·de· ~~~"ON'[~pa:::: . Wort<I"U F~: f&tl.e ...Oiilno. ·Tho : . SUCCESSF CANOl· lull ball:. Call lor a rree ntl~ 82 cpm, ALL MILES. DATE AEOUI MENTS mate. (740)256-1131 or 1• "NO toroid NE or Canada '21 Yelro Q "COL wllh 888-781-2412. ' No-touclllrelght Hazmet ond' li k E - :::c:..::.:..::;.::::;:_:___ •PAID base plates and ments. ;OOT OuaHitld ·rwo. All Make -· MOwerS, Lawn permits-NO ESCROW! Years Experience •clean Tractora, TIJera Repaired. 11Jr. OTA, 23 'Yf'l. old & COL Qrivlng Aecotd "Stabfe En'l· Free pictc-'up; ~!Vely Availw/HazMat 'required. Compa- ployfi'Htnl Background. ab'e. 21 Years Experience. ny call Driver& WelcOme. OWNEFI!l.EASE OPERA Call Millo , 40,...__7."' Today! • ....: • . ,. ,_....,..,- ~ . Puchall Truck UI"'H• TORS NEEOt:O. Ouar1iN1y · Mileage Pay Guarantee. David's General COntracting 1 ~IU&O.OS INTERESTED ORIVERS Plumbing, Olee1rlcal, point• Drivers wanted- no COL SHOULD CALL 1.aoo-824- lng, Cltcke,• roofs. Call oul>jool to 1110 , - . Fill' Houllng A01 ol1lll --.-........._... --· -..,.,.... "llllilito ..... any . p;Aaow. llmtlation ar , _ . . , ...h ~~ ar:ru~P~~ d~~ =:58-83~;3 ~304)833· Pi'*'enoe. llmtCatlon or -lOr,... Mtltit we..- it In i II'IH- on., oqual •..o•'•';;;";;;""o;"Yo:.;.;;;;;;;;•,_,. r hiring all31ocaUons, fu~ or ot20 · ~~~tlc'lridM~uals. part·tlme, pick up appiiCB· If you COnisllfer Vou~ To tlon at location & bring back Be A ~Peapie Petaon• Then between 9:~am & WE WANT YOUIII 1o:ooam. Mo""'y lhru sat. LaadiProvidedl urday. GRNM:Earnl~ Potential, -MEDICAL CLAIM$ q~al Environment!. BILLING For lf!~rmatlon'Call. ~ FromYourH-1 1-8110-610.3620 No E•~~ -··-· ·oaryt aolc lor Derick ...,._,...,.... cal equipment, furniture, Full Part· Timet truck topper, lamps, clothes. Data En!ry l9r,Local Tools seen alltu: 4pm each Otic\Drl, 11<!11 , . day. New ltama Evary Day. Full Training & certification ' · Provided. . Inside household sale Frt· compu~tr'A1.9.Uired. · · Sat 11 Ga~poill Feny Old ... Formerilnlolinallon ' Golttpolf1Cor:Mr Colloti :., 2 ·~~tect. ~ Please cat1 Ton Free: 1· (Caretl'l CIOH-To Home) 1 ew 88 80():!518·9328 i!)Efr'. 760 CAli Todavl740 He ~J; A~ AND 1-8()0.214o0452, or ..,...,.ton. =~~.r;:r;.'Q!r~.J: ~ mon~, th~VUQI:l, the mall unt N . you -"'ve lryvestlgetad the offenna. Sll.n l Your Buslneu Todly.·.. ~ Prtme $nomlng ~ ter Space Available AI Af· lo"'""'eRate. SprtngValley Ptlz'7,' CaH 740-446-0101 . . j MOBD..E~ ........_ I'UIK c.. .. ~ r r Ir I w oo-• rlD rm I \n_... ;e tw:, . .e , 0 oe • 3 'j ' · ACREAGE liris & ~ w6de : cen- bedroom mobl~ hOme In 937· Middleport, no (740)992-5658. · , . , ,, · r .---- I 1 and 2 •~room 1-"· · •~· mentt furniShed and unfur· ntllhed 18CUrtty depoaft re- • quired: no pets, 740-992- ' 2218. LOOking To Buy A New :::_.:__ _ _ _ __ Home? Don't l:fave Land? Modem 1 bedroom apart· · we 00111 Huny Only 10 Lota ment, (7o40)448.0390 · Left, 304-736-7295. - - - - - - - - 1 Bedfoom Apartment, ReNice 4 acre tract near frfgerator, Range, AJC In· Gallipolis· eaay terms, eluded, $289 Plus Deposit & · {740)446-3583 Aefertnce. HUO Approved. . (740)441-1519 Prime 2~112 acre lot for:_.:,:_ _ _:_.:__ __ bulldklg QOo.located on quill 1 Bedroom Apt., Range, ' road, secluded area, out· Refrldgeratot; A/C Included. 8lde or city illnlta In Spring- Deposit and Reference lletd Township. Alktng (740)446-1370 ~7~!~500.).._.~~451114!or0""""1yl·,lntoor' 1&2 bedroom, near Holzer, Indian Creek Ecrstrlan Eatatea, 3-e acre ts, west of RIO G....., from $25,900. (740)245-5747 (740)446·3248 Evenings. llouiEs economical utilities, 1279 lo $379 per month plus utnltiaa (740)446-2957 . 2- t Bedroom Apts. located , close to PVH & Shopping . areas. (304)675-2117 . FOR RENT Now & Ueed Fumlture New 2 'Pitct IMigroom Sut1eo. $399. Buy, Sell. fro<le. Now ard Ultd Furnl1ure store litloW Holiday Inn, Kanaugo. we 1t11 ura"" monumenls and YIHS. Hou~ ~/..J;';': ~~nlay 11 ' 8 pets, · ; 13 Br. 2 baths. 14x70 Newly ' remodtled. (740)992·2167 · -• e year old Ranch J"tyle . HUNTING OA houae. 3 badroom, 2 bath, RECREATION LAND laundry room, quiet location. $3501 F Ranging in 5 acre to 100 mo. or more 1 • acre tracts, aome adjdnlng matlancalt. (740)448-2738 Public hunting. Available In Btiilutlfut ~lvar View Ideal : Athena, GalTia, JIICkaon, For 1 Or 2 People Aalaren~ Pike, Scioto and Hockl~ eel Depoelt No Pete. Foe· County, also Lewla Co., . ter 'rralter Park, 7o40-441- : ~:EE::~=iQn and 0181 . · Anthony1-600-La21"!'P.!-.:. Ltd. ru....uumiii'IJOJ www.•lcktnd.oam 1101. RI!Nr I \ _, -.- 16 Wide. Only $195.00 Per u-~1f1, e.ggw_ Fixed Interest Smvla:8 . . R;j~ Wl1l1 Air pro undlfplnnlng 1-888-v28.;J426 ""'•R' E. O Thu &day, Friday and Satur· rv N D """' N 1978 14x70 Nashua Mobile day. 1914 St Rt 141, ClatHp' -:'F~:C.:~~? Home. Newer oklebyslde oils. Wood Yard Decors· · refrigerator with Ice maker & 1-888-582-3345 tiona, Indian com, Gourda, ~ water In door, newar gas Potatoes, Dishes, Clolhea, - - range wltl} self cleaning Shoeo, Toys, Couch, 1D" Fu:AMARKEr ·· • . Rog~127411. ·· · O'ln, IJuAt-ln dish washer, color TV, 13" B&W TV, 3 SUBSTITUTE TI!ACHER HoMJ;s ,.II Blroh cablntlaln kitchen, piece' yanl lurnlluro oakAIDE fOR CHILD CARE ( ~ '' ' ' ; 1: ' .,., 11\/2 balho (oome romodmetal whael bench, aid ~lck Pearson Auction Cam· CENTER. Must,have an In· 11:10 ~ ·1 ~ ell-d) gaa fumace & hot wa1 1 ~ trunk, bedding, curtakla, ~ny, full time auctioneer, tereet and · de&lre to work , •>~ l ter tank, 3 BR., al plumbing Christmas IIams and more. cOmplete auction aaNice. w)th young chMdren. Reply ..., · new from claas action suite ·· • 3'bedrooma, 2.5 bathl, Just 4nderp1nnlng 1nc1ud ed,, licensed t88,0hlo & West 10: Ma g1c ~1eara DIJY car8 modeled Fir laC Nlc Yard 5ale. saturday Octo- VIrginia 304~773·5785 Or Center "201 High Street. Nursing, aulstant ,.training!! 15 mi. epl_!:l I $7500. (740)742-2898 bar 6th. 9:00am- ? 3230 Bu- 304 77~5447' ~tnt Pl"aoant WV 25550 olall to be -uted lOr .~ew. n...., ·~" own. lavllle Pike. • . ..r · r"' " • neld week and will be ; Mu~t Itt to appreciate. ,! ' at Rocksprlnga Rehab~ ElectriC' Range and diSh· 4 YARD SALEANJD)Buv tlon Center. ~ted a~ .¥;"phar, lnctudect (740)379-- Final Days, Nationwide InPoMFJtoyiMIDou;. ----TO • Newly expanded, family ori- 36759 Aocklprlngs Road, 0687 ,ventory Reduction I . • ented company Is looking Pomeroy, ONIO. 11110r•o!Od •~ . . _(304)736-3409 Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. lor 25 peQP!e to fill valuable candidates shOUld .apply 6r\ .,_rooms & bath, ~~~t ro- F sat B Ow 3 bed 3 fam lty aale· Tuppttrs 5 Gold C-' 'p 1 poeltlona 81 communicators drlgerator, new "VInyt -.. ng, or e y ner• Plains, Ott;o, 681 WetA 10 Aver, ""~· roo . lo raise funds and renew person at faCility anct lhen 5 neW ' Vlnyl ..wlndows, ga- _room, 1 112 bath~. Nice Kaylof' Ad ant~no ..... collecl· sets, Diamonds, Gold . wlli be lntervlewt<t bY. lp· outbullda.... on OOubla r Schult mobile home . ..f!l-. '. ,........ , Rings, U.S. Currency,- membar§hlps to major non- atructotloraelectlbhtfOrpar. •'l_,..., .. ,.., f bi aDiaa, qu1lta, housawarea, M TS Coin Shop 1151 Sec· pro!H orgarilzatlona'. wa of· tiel ation In class E uafll.vel lots, 533 Grant St., : nanc:lng ava11 a •· ~ys ctotha:1, hunting sup- ~· A~enua Gal liPolis 740_ ler part-time and fuiHime ~unity em.,.,Y., ~.l~lepor:t; g40)992-908~. . (740)441·1498 or (740}446pl.,., Oct 5th, 9·4, Oct 6th, 446-2842 , , positions. Wo he"' pakl va- cou"""nn WOlle""'- Dt.er· - $50,000 3583. 6-3, ralo cancolo, no early . Cllllono, plitd training, paid stty: -.o··,.,. , - " i"""·c ~"""'A" CC.J , ·1. . • bed " Umlled Or No Credit? Go•ld8 . d oH ' . 1 () uuuu .c aan ~ r~, salea . hOI k Y1r er~ C ~7':Z' ·• • • ~· ~ Pdi.;.oy an l~nd emmant Bank Finance Only Aanier!Hudaon garaae sale, f~ru~nta~aw 1~888- . ~.~~~ ~ ·~....rr.vu.., ' . oontract: '(140)S.9.t-7244. ·' ' At Oakwood In BarbouraTackervllle ~d., f':ta(llna, ..,~.,.EA./\.0 ~ vllle, WV 304·736-3409. 23 ~_ 5342 ext. 2201·_ Oct 4/5. Collectables, , F.or saltp by owner: Nice bl· New 14 Wide, 3 Bedroom. cratta , Barblea, & much dverbroo ~, Center Is cur· Jazzy el(t(ltr!t ~ hte~ h ~~·.., level home'- on · 1 acre riear Only $19,850. Free Oelfvary mora. rently IHklng a~ AN to used ·V: bt4$ldt ~~· . Chesttr, Three 'bedrqom, & Set Up. 1-888-928·2~26 , . HELP WAN'J!D complete a~d direct .t.h e like ' new ancJ. walklt'~. two baths, one-car' garpg,, Garage Hll. Racine, St. MDSproceftfor.thelaQiity. {71110)992-iot3 . famllv room with flraplace, New 14x70, 3 bedroom. 2 At. 338, across !rom Amari· . Experience w.lUl MDS com· . .,. ., ,. , . • ,. J. pun room New Cfl1tf'8f heat: • bath, only $995 down & can Legion Building. Frl, Banender Needed at !Ike ptellon a must. Salary com· ~~?::! r • 1 '1ng & 110 · iy8tem One rril- $189.82 per month, call Sat, 1fY5.6, 10-4pm, ruml· LOdge. Pick-Up Applications menaurltt wfth experie~. Oak flrewwa, $35 a ~. :\nl.llf ofi.Route..7, but 11111 prl- Harold 740-385-4367. ture, lamps, sewing ma· at fhe Elks Monday- Friday Bene!O paolqlge It ava1la· two or more ~..toads, vate ·(740)985-3SB1 Now Dou~o Wide. 1195 chi ne, TV's radios, blinds, Noon till S:()()pt'o bll. Send resumes to: Di- {740)742·2897 or (7.oi0)9W; · P' r "--oh"t' Bedroom, 3 2 tools, weight liHing equip· . rector or Nursing, <;>ver· 7285 .. ) ,,/;.,··New tfrlck hpuae on 2· 112 a rmm ment, word processors , AREA REPS, Individuals brook Center, ~ PaQ6 St, 1111 W.• -~ acrea, 3,000 square foot In- Bath. Free Delivery & Set• typewrilers. c:locks, C~ rs.- with good schooVcommunlty Middleport, Oh•o 45760 , ,....ru ~Do •.u~ ground pool, atorage build· up. 1-888-928·3426 dio&, clothing a. toys contacts to place and super- EOE •• r·p1 lng, Smith's cabinets/ trim. Price Reduced. 3 Bedroom, ~se an exchange student , · (740)446-0149 2 112 Bath · 2 c ar Garage • 2 Movi ng sale- Oct. 6th, Compensation and travel In- URGENTLY NEEDED· '' 35655 Rocksprings Ad., cenlive. 1-80()..964-4678 plasma donors, _.m $45 to Full &alvjce \19}1,e. cleafW!g1 Three year old, 16oo sq. Fireplaces, Patio Doors, hOusehold Items, clothes & S60 tor 2 or 3 hours wetl<iy. $7 .QO , f'!dur, ' .v.try hotin1., ft.house 41 Lllkln wv. 3 br.. Much Morel Close to Holz· more, 8am-3pm, rain can- Uve In Babysitter needed Call ·Sera·Tt<l , :740.592- References available. Call 2 ba. heal pump, central air er'a, · Gallipolis, OH eels. I lot Toddler. (740)889·691.4 6651. · •' (740)4.~ 9,·2.977 . , .., ~.,,. ,304-773-517t ·1 . , (740)441-D31~ =I.SOOll'i . $149,000. 543-554t 2030 after 7pm. 1~ l'flh 8x16 ••pando. 2 Bediboms, 2 Bath. Newly Carpeted. High Efticlenoy Fumace. Air Conditioned. Good Condition. Priced to r10 ~1. (740)367-7871 . rI ; "'-=--·.. I I"IQJIII~ 2 Br, 1112 balh, 14 65 At.ra Fann, Water, Ele. wllh Iorge elq)lndo & Free Gas, okl Farm houH tral air, (740}992·2187 I~~a ~ro-:"a:!~~~·~ r'o . 01 1 ollsFerry_tumeiBialnlane. F(lllow Signs. Gravely Tractor, Home lnterl~r and more. Fri and Sat. Qam-1 Hugo 4 family Yarn Sa!O. Oct. 4-,S,&.,ftth. New Haven, near the Union Campgrounds. Glassware, wicker, luppe<ware tin~ homo decor, picture.&, heat..., modi- 12 Br Md:tlkt Home, Middle- :· port, no pelo, (740)992- . 5039 OIU.A!. I 6 u . . o~ . r-.•w liORco..,.., <MIIUnpadYet'tJMdln rno"" 52 '····M _, t-ngly- = ., 515 Main s.-. Point P ,-.new I f r .,UI not papar.. . ON 1111 UIGIE _ Noi tllwestei'n . QB Zak Kustdk rushes for 24 yards apnst Mlchigal StaiB lilt Saturday. Ohio State wiU be chal~ by the Wildcats' spread offense. (AP) oppornuuues. I was disappo~ted a yards passing per game. ' .o. 1 dia .,., ta'-- th tf th d r two 1111l~a at n na that we ,o "" e pressure o e e.erue, had tQ ttetde for duM (point&) when we . Tr..ssel said it was important for starting had seven-point opportunities. quarterback Steve Bellisari to continue to have ss· wmt rushing and 1 92 JittJ. e bi.~ the "'I know this: this i$ a big game." · The Buckeyes have won the Wt meetings, . a sc...ak Ohio State's playe = yards 13.7 points, 110 to· preserve as much u they want . "I have to imagine that that won't .be enough when- play Northwest• .. ' · • em. • - good 1 play well. In SatuJday's victory atlndima, Bellisari completed 15-of-21 passes for 194 yards without a touchdown. " If he' ll continue to have zero inter- ~,The_w'dildc!,u use-~-h~rry-rodup,. n_o--hudu• ~t IS p UCI~g o ts · teptions, we'll have a good team," Tressel o. ~~Th 'd. D pomts qwc-,. eyire 11\'eragutg 36 511 L' • will be fi 1 · we . f, s~rea pointl and 490 o"""' yards rail- per game, With It d b b~~ Danuhi:en Ande~~ Kcontrik wting 1 26 ya"" .rus ng an """" usto camp1eting 57 pcn:ent of his passes for 258 yards · I> Onio State . . aying its nt home game since the terrorist attacks three weeks ago and has institUted new securirv procedures for the ..,.,e, ., ..-·· Fans will be brought in through check. points. Backpacks, large handbags , coolthey en, televisions, .cameras and hand-held they radios will not be permitted in the stal!i- .a game. · "They wauld just as soon run as would pass and just as IDDn pass as uld "Tressel 'd wo run, 1a1 • The -~uckeyes defense is giving up 1 1 urn jun OH.IO PREP. NOTEBOOK ::.;,~~71 [ ~JQuarterback one of state's leading rushers origin, 01 . , ........lOft 10 thllii4W on a......_. Prico 1o we'll be the outright champio•u" he said. •.,., ~;$~rat:r=~££i$ tamlllleiMul or Mllonel ,...,. are ~ ~<IOoniOd 11111111 11187 liM 51 000 .-. 1'8·Mo10r Pil "" ~ Co - • • P40ine'Mu 1a Oldl Ciofa BniUgllll, ~~-...-: &,::.>MM~-,!.83"!:: ~~~~-: ·- 1 mua' H C~ In 'llotMionolttwlaw. Our ~orthwes~rn Wenli't 1m s schedule arid added that ..... aood IlDdy, 31.4110..,. 11 .w ouldn t have mattered if he llad. · ., • • 111a1 rrifteo(740l992. "We know if we beat eve,l)'One we play, em, he wd• . VIfe need to sc.o re when we llroyhllt Couch and Chlk $100. (740)446-01118 6ood Coilditton. eau RE~LAND (7014023)2415-6211 or 1740lm\AMANAC~HI en.....!.- • -~ -~· MuiU-<:oiOied wutom =::';~!.E: woo.e coucl\ & chair w1 ConcltioiiOio. 10 ,.., Plr1l All lOll-~ lnthll.••• I I II :i14tJc;JiOua ~~. Badgen ~rly and attack the!Jl," fullba~~ Jamar d (740)118 O'U . Murin sai , . . . 1194 PlymouUi 811Tholluckeyes (2-1,1-0) bounced back S14000110(304)875-3M7 ·· tiom an ugly 13-6· 1!lll at UCLA to win 2000 p tJtc Am GT,,. :...,..,.,-. at lhdiana 27-14 last week. The olfense 2•.ooo mttu, · $15,100 stuck to the basics and didn't malce any ~trlm$ 1 00.00304-882· ond.ilborwwronty-. OIO,(?«J)m.t017· mistake~, while the'defense contailled the •r. COIIFORT Alii HEATING 84 Mercury Mllqulo. H • ,A n -ndl El AND CCIOIMG lent condRton, 10w ""'"· oos•en ntwaan "'" e 1 ~k"W""~C:l3~ ~',j~1J~ • -Now onglno. 84.000 Tressel said Ohio State must be efli. 1721 ter, $275; Mogi>a""" Juner oeo. (740l'48· cient on otfetue again. 115 Lumina, 78.00G .,._, An., wltli floor -kora REliiDlNTlALuld 'nl. hI · if S250 Allin aood oordllon, OWNI!Aa suoo; 87 Cavlllor. SfiOO: """'' we co ce!Ul y e p our team !740i4j6 Batie · ' T - 111 Elllclorq :_ ~'"&= ~ .~ keep the ball away from Northwest- ...... r ~s~ lr~.,__.:;~-Rmr:::::;;.._.1 10&m-5pm "2857 EOEIM-F. 8-Spm. ' 31amlly yard lilt, Home In· fits s'enlore welcome 1~· sEciJAITV GUARDS Expert.nced Orandma wftl ~ lortora, exercise equipment, eoti-53 1-6553. ' baby on MOnday- Friday, RIRSAU! 1 Mary Kay ·costnetlcl, used · Temporary Ncurity guards .gas~ and up at my home. furniture, clothes, shOes, Garbage Service Needs De- tor up to e months. Must Call (7.40)44&.0513 nouseholct Items, Thura, pendabla driver! t~d~n with have clean pollee record,. :=:..!::==-=:.=..-,---,-. 2 Bedroom, Unllnllhld upone ' day only at DOnald COL : Exparienca driving good wOrk history, reliable Top To Bottom Clelnera, stairs.•New Mating & cootFitch residence at 40271 'top-heavy trucks a plus. traneporJation, valid drivere profetlionll, and afford• lng Unit, Naw water line, Sumner Rd. (740)388-9888 license, home phone and ble, homla, otllcea. rentals, New gas lint, Chak'l Unk l1avtl t;I!Ck stool loe oonstructlorfond ra..-ttng Fence, largo dock, New Aummagesale·OCtober5th Help wanJed caring IQI' t~e saliO~ ~. Pay &tarts at c~anlng. ·can do almost storm windOws, large lol, & 61h, 9 am till 3 pm, 6.1 elderly, Darst Group Home, $6.50 par hour, 32-40 ho&n 111'\)'thlng · (7iQ)8G•tSS 1 or 1 09 Burdette. Priced upon Heath Unilad , Methodist now paying minimum wage, per week. Call (7 40)889- (740)B92·2978 lnspecUon. can (304)675Church basement, comer ol new shifts: 7,am-3pm, 7am- 287 ~ Monds~·Friday Bam· 2902 Third AoJenue & Main street 5pm, 3pm-11pm, 11_pm- 4pmlorappotntment. TRI.COUNTV CONSTAUC~ Middleport, Ohio. 7am, call 740-992-5023. TION. New 3 bedroom house for sale In Thurs., Fri., '& Sat., all day, Home Heanh Agency seek· CUutlci: Dtr-.ct ~s'j~~~~~~=m?=· Middleport. call Tom Ander· Noble Summit Rd., Middle-- •lng Part-time/ Par' Diem/ A leading provtder of elfV·. -we ~ h Air Free Estl; =8 lfttr 5pm· < 7401992 ~ port, good variety. CNAI STNA. Competitive Ice 10 indMdualt with Men- mates. 874-48231874-3855 salary with benelits Apply 1a1 Retardation ard · Devll· 3 Bedroom on Route 2, T'4Jpera Plains UM Church at 750 Flfll A"'"ue Gal· opmentat DINillliti.. II Wll hlllt ·oway, dtah otll, (304)675-5332 Basement Sale, Friday tlpotto 0· r ~no 1·",.',. .... 1···' 1 01 Sa 018 "'~ ~~ looking !or coo.., PI~ lime clean URo e moat lny1 5, 9arn-7pm, 1.,1 • 1393 (1011 free) workers. Star1int.;wana 11 thing. Other odd joba. Call Newly conetructed, single 9am-2pm, cio!Nng, dishes, · $8 •· , 740).....7604 story 1600 oq. loot home. household, & Mlac. Homewor'ktrl NHded In ·~r:'~ ~~u~te7o~ ' . ~ • · ~ Located 10 minutes _from YARD"' $M6BI35 Eweekly ProcEesalng latea. 8204 Clrll Drive. Will po~r waah house•, Holzer Hospital, 20 minutes ~ I. asyl No xpert· Gallipolis OH · An Equal lr-allera, ··1 ~ln~ Call from Pleasant Valley Hospi~ Pr. PLEAsAHr g~-6 :~~ edE. 1 C2a011701- oFIMIOppo~u. nity · Employer. 17~ )44uk1•4 lor DfRon40.)1448 ho. tal, off SR 160 on a private 1 x· • .,. >~ 1·112 ~re lot. 3 bedroom, 4 +Family Yard Sale 1 mite 2 Hrs. answer, leave measaga. 2·1f2 ·balha, big kitchen out Pleasant Ridge Rd. LPN'sJ ~N)s rle!lde,:flor Pe- CNA'i; HHA'a Certified w/oak ·cabinets, DR, LA OCtober4, s,e . · diatrlc home C8ra casas in homefilakeranetdedtopro• wlgas log flr.ptace, central the Southeaat VInton Coon- vide In 'horne 18rvletl fort& ~ air, laundry room, front Community Sale GurNIIIel ty, Pomeroy and Riclne etderty/dleab)ed In Muon l -~~ porct1 & 2~112 car garage. Cain Ridge Rd. Oct. 4-5. AraOI. Plaaoa Call Primary Putnam c;o<~nty · arHo. Call , ~\MI'Y 1 tmmodlote ApFrom Point Pleasant At 2' Care Nursing Se,rvlce at 1-881W~o4W2 , ; Pfallld 'at $125,500. Make North to At.87. ~out 6 (800}~18·2273. 'Ask for , . INOncEI offer. can (740)448-4514 miles watch tor signs. 9·5 Phyllis. L~ Tele~tlng, OHIO VAL.LEV PUBLISH from 8·!5pm, M·F, or 1 aNQW HI"ING.II . • (740}44&-3248 after 5pm. 11111 Firat 11me Yard Sate GaiHp- McClure's RulluraM" , _ ExpondtngOIItee tn Need lNG CO. recommands r ... llv~~. ~=h 6 'fu~ ~nd Wol_verines noci~ ~~ the Dryet.. ~. (740)446-3775 ' llf3:30pmHOIISa3430 end theWildcata'Winnincrstteak. . Up To 90 Doyo • Guoranteedt we Sat! Now Pool T - will1 - . . N:- 11113 Food T1111... Prico "It's important for w to get up on them •M ,_. e1t111 ~.,. ~ 10 the Ftldlrll Fall' Houi"t Act ol1.._ •lNII ' ~--= 1111.:· Rocondltloried 1971 . Tressel said he hadn't AU'Rlll Rlll SAu: llo\luO now , 94"""~6 For Sun<11ys Piper to the quirks i n the rotating confeftm('e Farm. schedule, they can taU ·a siztble step With their 6nt win 0111er Ohio State since Hortwgo lnvontcMy, Dlocoun1 (3CM)875-5:724. lila. '= t ·•:UC. Sioc e theWildcaa ' (3-0,1...0 Big Ten) · don 't play Michip and Wise~ due ~''" 11o Hoy & ~:= 6 be wu•-·- ----- -~ F!)r..,.. ....... - . - Homo lot lor In per month Dally In -Column : 1:00 p.m. All D l spl<~y : 12 Noon 2: Mondtv ~ Frl dav for Insertion Business Days Prior To . In Ne xt 01y's Paper P~.tb ll catlon Sunday In-Column': 1:00 p.m. 5\.mday OISPII'r' : 1 :00 em, otf to its 6nt 3...0 record since .1962. It may or may· not instructive that the .... . • ........ •--· " .L j ...:, _ .... • . dot 2 ,..,. o1ct Sf 50. balM $1 .0 0 - hoy up to ,... ~ ..e •ne -.... HarWQ ..,.. II (7411)441.0710 $2.00, """"' S15.oo was the BucUycs who ended the .ueak., 1.,~-lllliiiiiiioiiiiii._.J Pr1vlte Plrty AdS Under $100 20 Wor ds 7 Oays • Eactt Item Priced · • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebr ed Anlmels or Garage/Yard Sales • Limit J Per Person Mill To : Oh io Valley Publishing, 825 Third GRAIN & dopooll-. $250: ........ - - ·REACH OVER 185,000 PROSPECTS . PLUS YOUR AD NOW OIILINE .· L.,-,.;,~o;--~ · LR. S5001mo. Rat - Oinalll-~wllh hutch, " - Includes Free Yard Sale Sign!$ ' Up To 15 Words, 3 pays Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ad~ ·Must Be Prepaid Old .,. 13.00 _ , • 10 - J:'...:::a In one Week With us Monday. thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. ·Late start no problem for osu 1- C O L UMBUS Obi . - Coa~h , o (AP) !'!~-Pool· ,F::!l, Colpelod Pool ~ · liiL Mo. (:!CMJIM- c.m.. Jim T~l donn '• e,..._.. ,..._ -,' r r 3740 IMwl -uno• Of - - , : - - : - - : - - - - -r--· •nv - -, pmblenu tfo. Sllr1 1311Wo. No Poll. (304)1116-378D · i RoePor c:e...- - . adjusting when Ohio Stale plays 1M fint ):;"..:."~= (304)87~1 night Big Ten g:une in Ohio su.:llumltis3'81 : E-...,.: 740-3&7- :hJ,.,'~; ~ NJco 1 - o l d - 011- tory on Saturday. 0602. 7--D101 . ~. 17.ta)ol41- 11112 tng Oulr10< - . .. 15-3. " MOll of you know that c - " - stu==-=-~=:__:= Good- Uno. ~~&'•••-A - JET · $1!100. (740):Jn. dent5 and tcen-agen in genenJ juot Ft COl AERATION MOTORS 21120 · Twin- T - . Ropeirod, - 1 - . . 1n =~---- rolling at 7:45.''Ttn~el said. "l dOn't t1liftk · (304)675-667g. Stock. COl Ron Evono. 1· Nlno""""lnd 10 btld<An- we're going to have a problem. . , . !or oppllcollon. HUD liUbiil- 800-537-95211. gus duo 10 ...,. """'"" diz.e apuor -.ey aoo Mln:ll 304-57$-2812 Any problems for- Ohio Swe. might diHbled. EHO LP Gu Stovo wHh Fin. HAY & revolve around fast.. breaking Northwest- We Cove . Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like No One Else Can! .. 'Disolay Ads ~ts.~ I ~men41. vary Spoc;ouo, 2 1Drl1a. ep.,sa~& _.,rldo..e-.eon Bldloomo. 2 flooro. CA, 1 - •~ - . . , - . Hontioorgor. 511 141 In T - . Apan· Hlnly - Twit 'lor · c.BJ. c-MJ. OH wora Ads The Dilly Saallnal • Page A 5 2br., grourd tewet, kitchen . appliances. utilities Included In rent Deposit Required. 1 •3 Bedrooms Forecloled Call (304)675-2144 or Homes From $199/Mo., 4% (304)675-3653 Down; 30 Years at 8.5% APR. For Usttngo, 1100-31 g. 3 Rooms srd Bath. 46 Ott•e 3323 Ext 1709 Street. Utilities Paid. Stove · · and Relrigerator No Pell. . 2 bedroom· home cloae to $495 pus deposit. Aeferentown, basement. ~lvar view, ces Required. (740)446· . $4251 month; 3 bedroom In 3945 town, 1-112 baths. Good 1o: cation. $500/ month. Rater- BEAUTIFUL . APARTenceS and Qoposlt required. MENTS AT BUDGET PR~ (740)446·3844: CES AT ·JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive ' 2 Bedroom Houle, Range, from $297 to 1383. Walk AJC • ~eln..-..ator Included · shop l ,,...,,1ea. __ , c a 11 7" ''V"" _,. Deposit and References . 448·2588. Equal Housing · (740)448-1370 Opportunity . · · 3 bedroom, 3 bath ' hOUH Christy's Family Living, with 2 car g~raga. City 33140 New Lima Rd., Rut· SchoOls. Reference & 0.. land, Ohio, 740·742·7403. posit required. (740)446· Apartmsnt, home and trailar 1104 or (740)245-0462. rentals. Commercial stora- , , 4 bedroom, unfurnished. 1rants ava1table lor lease. , Frt9·~o. "'"''"t.Snd cook Vacancies now. . 1ova • , wtth. . OeposH re-_.fwnished efficiency, all uUI(fulred. Must ~gn a le"se:j{lit paid, lhare bath, 5125 No pets, atoo a 2 bedroom. month , 919 2nd A•onua :~ (7~)245-5622 (740)446·3945. . 4 BR; Elm St., Aaolna, Gracious living. 1 and 2 available now, $450 mo., in- bedroom apartments at VIJ. eluded water, sewer, & lage Manor .and Rlvers!dl ; trash, no pete. (?40)985· Apartments 1n Mldcttepol1 . 3399 or (301}268-4715 From $~76 -$348. Call 740· Cottage suitable foi single 992-506~. E(fual Housing: or couple $250.00 Uncoln Opponuruties. . Ave. call Homestead 304Hon4!'yauckle Hills Apal'1· 675-5540 ask lor Narq· ments. Located on CoiortlaJ Houaea lor Rent 2 Qed- Drive behind Highway Pa· rooms & 1 bath, located on trol Post. Two Bedrooms the Galliallawrence COunty now available: Rant starts , line. Call between B:30pm- $270/ month. t ow and mod·erate Income. EQual Houa· .. 11 :00pm. (740)256-8803 ing Opportunity. (740)446·· Pilot Pro~ram , Flentera 3344 TOO· 1-800·750-0750. Needed, 304-736-7295. . 1 . Now Taking AppilcatonsAen1 to own on land con· 35 Well 2 Bedroom Townt~act, good clean 2 bedroom hOuse Apanments, Includes house In Pomeroy, Water S ewage , Trash , (740)598-7244. $350/Mo., 740-446-DOO: . ::.;..:.:.::;_==---- w to: Singer Zig loa coewlnG mo-- . chino In . . - With clialr, . . QOOd condition, 110. BY THEASSQCIATED PROS (740)S49-2853 Willianubutg quarterback Uood 2300 flitch· WitCh ,.,_ .,_,_ ---L-..0 ~ . Trancller ond ea HP ver, _ , . .,...,um ~ lor more moor otump grinder oolt ~~ ~~ 41Ji. yanls in one game ·than III05t 1881 (740)IIIM' · .running backs get in a .~. WATER wau,a Dllii.LID. 11185 Chivy $-10 Bluer, The senior mt for 532 yards (7~nn -ng $1800 . 'Nalor1lnl ~· 314 m a 48-0 VICtory over Cler200 (740)992-2187 · PSI$21.95Por10o; 1'200 1119QFon1BtonooXI.1, 4x4, mont Northeastern on Friday, 00 (740)448-100ol 1700)448-2680. 1 ton,--•· ::;:, :.%.:,S.;.: ~ u. . . . . . ~~=·· lilo :.\1.'!";;.t.";;'lo,~.~: ~:,:?' 111~ ~"*~~ r I electric range, 30" ntce, (740)37Q-22t18 $150; O.E. ~·hoot ~ lree, $150. Skaggs Appltanceo, 78. Vlno Slrael. SVi'l'uls . · ranked fourth in Division VI bcrund 31 touchdown passes fiom Dusry Aldrich, the &rate's The ·(l;.foot-1, 21:0-pouod QB bat 2,032 -..1. .;.ul.;"n md ·-~'II '17 TDs in siX pmes this leal(ll). Lut year, rushed for r-- Bainum ....'-·- . -·--so " went on to be an All-American Clermdnt · .. Count~ds ~1 and yanls alld a touchdown .me! WoiS oam-4pm, I~ w.re. ~ ~ r MISOl•..,NlDUI MERcltANDisE 12x50 Olllce Traitor. ~ AKC lalirldar Rolrtovor Blacli. .. Pupploo. ond Roody Now. 1200- $328. ::~i,o)3i9-2ia47.,..,. ttke ~ AKC Sliel1lo pupptea, •bltl, Tn, bl bllck, blue rnaSchrtnea:..._!.K,C ~~~=. ...~~-'---!1 MoroilcY<IJ!S TIC NO ~=.:,~mac':..:on. t.':; D·- •-· clrl.,., r. ~ r hlo, ·reHIWI tile * •••MtV..-. I' ....,111111 or 8tr 11 t, tlll=lil . . . eqd lntPIIICI turthtr 1 prl r lei elfe dclte oont . .l a11e111 luoll1n1n It HI· a 2()..() victOry over Greensburg runs Green; and after giving• up 131 points in a seaso~-operung 0SS to Kenton, Coldwater has rout . of Plymou!lr DeShawn ' d L~ ,or r 297 oM...lo •n rusncu 1- - • TDs of 59 and 8 yards as Ct'nct'nn·u· Reading beat • ' · · Madeua . .. ""12; Cmcmnan \/'" · 11- school-r..cord 294 . t1uee 'IDs A=,_ . 1nd . I • l:i . scorec! r " .. r I 1,------· v~ 35 Fruit nlllild. ~ 1175. AND Cell 24 Hrl.. (740) 440mlloo 0870, 1oll0o-287.05711. Coun- Rogorl ·,~oor•ta · !514. C&C Clonorll Homo t.lalnt. noraPllnting, vinyl lid1ng. Cllp8nlry, doort, wln· l>tlhl, homo iim~.;;;;~;;;:~;;;;;;;;~ repair and more. FO< trot r10 . . FARM 3. .. COli Chtt. 7.40o992·. I:!'!... r _ r.Ford J 5,000 tractor. Leu lhan 100 hOur on ~nt. RCIII niCe condition. $8,000. PllDnl (740)3711-2374 - ----:-:-:-:-Grubb's Plano- Tuning &, John Ottrt 6500 ttaclor Aepalrs. Problema? Need witn cab, heat. and air Tunec17 Cell The Plano Dr. oynchroniltcl uano.. 73 hp, 74Cl-44&4525 1100 lira. Hke now 304-57Cl- . llr ~ ~~ 11':~~~maa .28;_1P2~""'!!!!"'----, W. Eu:crRICA1J ll£nucERA.TION __ • Ro-nllal or corn<Tten:llt wiring, now 01 , . pan. MasterLJcens«<eltetnclan. AldloOur EJectricll, WV000308. 304-875-1788. r-------"' 11 .or "'--·ro•:.mmiirBiivvilio-_.1 Buy, SeN lntematlonat Low Boy 185. 5'1>81iy mower, hydraulic IIH. Wanted to lluy: Ultd Moblll $2,600 080. (740)4•6- Home . .Call (740)44B-D 175 0385 or (304)675-SiBS J ., •I .Trade tn·lhl .CLASSIFIEOS I • NIIDID NOW. -· WILL TRAIN • BINIIIITS ••n ~VAILAB... IHIIITI . AVAILABLI. . ,............ "/'CAL:f'I.W . and its win over Chillicothe H · unung- , ton's Cody Carpenter scored two touchdowns on both sides of the """ He returned ter- L-". m · 48 'and 33 yards. for and gh 1D passes · of · >eores cau t 7 d 22 --'- A hi d 3 . an yann; s an Crestview (6-0) has outscored ceptions 1'15 opponents 315-29·, North me to do that;' ~said. When the ball cltared the wall. the scoreboard's message boatd 8ashed "Sammy Hits '60 Again!" and the fans clapped The f11111ily of . Jimmie ~na .co wishes expre11 their appre<:iation Athens, Ohio :;;;;;;;;;;EO;·;g;::;::~ three of 13 U ru·oto Chilli'cothe __ Sou th n.......,,ge -(' n) lw his teams• ., ....... u-v a two-point 277- 19 edge on it5 opponent5. .day. AA scbedule. Pay based on evperlence. " WATERPII()()FM u__ .. - fill*• oniH. Local reloi01- 1ur- tl .fnn ... A2 W G Gri d Ath M U S I C A l , s ; 0 en,ena. lNrntVMtMs Js nOW hiring for.full• time ~-.., -.1. d an, Reds wanted hift ;ill to~chdowns ~C:OO~;m~jllll~n~y,~P~O~JM~ro~y;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~ S SUpervmOr, ._ . . hOUrs per Week, Flexible · --'y:u:u. -"L- " SHflP 'I'UE ·. " 10. . C'Llf1 J .. SSJF nk evl n 11 Braw,don Godsey ran for a in Vandalia Bu ers 35-15 win over Troy; Hilliatd D lVI'dso kEr'IC kPhilli.ps _ n iiWIJiJC TIME J ND 11 J yt~ ~ Area five for a loss- and one sack in · Wyn n •• 4WXIB11MX10NIJJ IAIEMENT 220 yards for LIVI810CK TIIAILIII THII 18 A WITH NICI! TIIAILI!R 110011 FOil 3 ' wn...,.g. - - Olah of Jelferson - ·' lolo•lnfl ooiiNIII: . ci8Mrlilld col.......I. ~011, 4, 1.1001 1111 MORITZ Wile"' will Ill lo", Hid "M II• · · · . IHTIIIu•.......,•L with no • _ , .......,. ., llvlnt~ TM C:o111peny ,.,-,.o F•mon'a llllk lnditftr ...... ~-· ·m to or • 1111 l... d -·•liP _., q, ~ IIIOVI .. · Tho 01n tor OIOh thl l'on•OII• OhiO, on four Tht . Qroy 11Dn1 II worth thlo 30 to 40 yHtO. MoroRJbB $1800 to $2000, .. tlon1 up lhlo doat PIHH 18118 cal (740)992-91eil lllor 5 or, 34 tool, outo ........ 110 Help o'clock It'd only HriOUS oondllloo, - -;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~:;:;;;;;;~:;;; ...... pleiH. $32,000. ~ . Rlchlrds 8rothero APPLES Carpet , Shampooor $30. Flmt: McCoy Canlollr Sat, $50. MUCH MOAE. 24 (740)448-94211. North or Galtipollo.., couch & 2 chllro si'oci. tv Road 48. (740)28CI Handmade iiOIId wood cridte. Use lor newborn or be· Second I CAMI'DS & • Bed wfth Box Spring lnd ~ Mattress. Cheat Drawer1, - Chair, Table ard Chalrw, Ml- l<llnNII Plano, $1,000. Call crowa•o, Baby Car Soa~ (740)441-9817 Stroller. (740)448-9742 Tochnlco store<i •Klrdlewood v.ith Iorge ~kero $100. wood bumor $400. Ratnbo'lo swotpar with rug shampooor $300. Twin ~zo bed wfth bo• eptlngel mattreoa $100. Lowrey Organ with magio Genie keya $300. many oilier hOusehold llama, ruga, cunalns, crsftt, etc. 1884 $aub. excellent condition $1600. (304)675-3123 o T . he OvortOOOOT~ AnUqua Olk Cklor Preu. -~-::"'!" Cat;QOI Stereo $50. 3 La· -(740)446-942? Jackoll, $5.00 each. fo l1etHy .th•t on Dustin rushed the ~ond quarter of a 35-0 allowed just 21 point5 in its last victory over Andover D.-·tun- fiw games - .all wins and ' ,.._ mg Valley; Ashland Crestview's has shut out it5 )ast two opporush d~ yanls nents. John Stuart e or .220 IV1M:'..,...,.....uv .md four touchdowns . in a 59-0 NOIEwO.rucu: In a ·47- . bl cl<l.u.;;; $300~'NCt. HOuri Ooublo G u n - 111111 ,II 10:80 e.111., • ·1111 oMve ·IOietit~l ~1flttiMIDn,lll'lonn 1 ,11 ) .., ci.oclcod & ttholl. Trot ·SIIIId APf. pulllla Hie will a prlar Ill...._.......,, ' 1ppolntm1nt . to ' "" ' TRI Fold hold 11 211 WMt Per-,. lin _ li lnor,ot oollllorel,· (740)696- 1085. ,,;.,...._...;;;;·- - · - · ··- Nowiy ~Or~='::.~ s1oo. (740)256-6445 · · lltllt 19 _.. M 1111-, ~. Oatober I, . . . 111111 to wltllottsw · 11ven , •..,,........_ Full-stock Booton Torrler 1 · c, """"'Hch 118 - $ 2'I1IX300,2P'Jllt)loo ,·... 111ierk $1<M. er 111 u · 100 · ,200, (740)948Call "'' 40)368-6743 _ 3081 . · . Two llrge panola, ono AliiAvro PARTS&: • can Grey Parrol, can 11lk• ·. ' " ' ••...,. large vooablAiry, c:IHn r)O ~ CUIO words, IIOOnd ono tu luelgol ,;.... . --~~ Auotrlllln Cocllatoo, 1111tt . . . . All ,._, 1 ondablgblbyb<JI-rtol lllk. Mtcen Grey con bo , hlnc11td . It'd lltou . ldlr Tran~lor . Cuos, 740-245wllkod- Prtce$1ooa. 51177,Celt339-37tl5. · Birdo muott>t llkln II I ' (740)441 -9369 Remodeled. $4,000. 27 cu. n. Kenmore Side by Side Rtlrtgaralor wllh teo Maker. 1100. (740)258• 8445 1!: Ohio State, teeonled 19 tackles including 11 solo ·stops and lifted ~- ....... · - .._.., olvorl I 48-0 pounding of score in a yanls and touchdowns in a 54-3 victory over Minfotd; carries, including . >e<;>ring fo of .70, 55 . ~nd ·40 yards, be R: ,being midway tiuough ""--r"~,;.K-.~:::.. .. .....,. "r~~:~~r------.., No Svrdly Cab. (740)24553511 em ":... P~. • Alittque Show· OciObtr 6&7 9Am·5pm, Point Pteaoant, wv.wvFarrnMuiOUrii,advorttotng, bottles, oton• tools. tocat colttctlbios. gt1uware, mart>let pottery. cea1er space a"'t~ abll. (740)992·5088 ------Buster's Anllquea Now Open. Allllquesl Amish Furntturo 202 4th StreeL (Be~it'd Criminal Recorda) Wo · Buy & Satll ""')675-1248 ·~ Buy or 101 Ri'Jerlne Alitiues, 1124.. Pomeroy, Eaol Main on 740R 124 E 992-2526. Run Moore, owner. .· I Oc N.., Bu~neae • ng lobar 1aL Sue'o tec:talilt8 oo tho ·r tn Mtddtepo~ Ohio. (7.ta)992-D2B8 • returned a kicltolf 96 yards for a · fo ·h 1 id """ •"• w.~ ....1~.1 comnuu.cu ·--• •IJ11Ia r a >e oo-reco to p ..y at .:=.-e;..: ANi1QtJJ,ll Brooitvilk; and Grove City's Riley rushed. for 216 -yards and four touchdowns and Justin · 10-of-21 for266yanlsandtwo Groveport Madison. 1194314 ton,-fdoclcab, fullback at Ohio State, set the firlhtinsforapJgyolf'IJIDI. 4o4, SLE, 1u1y lolcfocl, gooct old record With 529 yank ·rush~ . MO~ · QB1: .GtallV!Jie 'IDs. . . DOING IT wll H condition, buclltt$12,000. -~~. mg • a~;n•t '"·- on seniot •tu .. Collen •~·"!" ....m.tetcid GROUND GAME: Waver- DEFENSE: Medina Highland 82.000 ....... ...... - p.n..~ .,-.. ......... ·1~. (740)448-10118 Sept. 14,1956. · · 33-of-48 paues. for 428 ~ . ly's Zack MontoYan rushed 22 linebacku Mib Kudla, who has Gallipolis (740)448-7398 ~ · · · · · · · Hcura 1 Monday--. brtck. _ piplo 111111- s-10, . . . -• . Runningoutofasinglewin& . with fiw touchdoyms and itan Friday, Saturday bl' appoint- .,;-o,lintolo, ole.~ ~:;, Mil foi'Ol.ltion, Bainum carried 56 for ri{e pme~wipning twoment Wlnl.,., Rio Granda, OH $13100. (740)UUII8B 7 2 121 40- 48-6 ' ' ss.ooo rn1110. i and two touchdowns in a 31 - 22 loss to Columbus Wattenon; Billy fWder of Carlisle e:at1 22 caeer leader in 1D tosses; and - times for 251 yards and three Greenfield McClain's Mark IDs in a 21~14 win over breaking the 4~year-old state 3,043 }'lll!l. _a state MOld for . Huntu accoun~ for 399 yanls teeord for ru.Wng ·-~ m • thereg'u!aueaaon .. · · · Dftotalolfemema3(i-28. over;;..,e · · · c ' • • ·wm;~ a Divitioll VI time win over Ointon~Mauie. ..-·· • , •. 'troy's Bob · Fetgusort, who · school . . . · of Cincinnati in He rushed 25 timCs for 133 or tnStod<. ,. ' · IION'EVANI"etm!RPID- ' 1194 !/<I onto, 1-eoo- 4x4, SlE, 1u1y lolcfocl, good nhtrtpool wuher, while, 537-9528 oonctillon, - • t· IHII. 1 2 000 • W8ddl"lii clrOoo, 7/8, ,, . mom. . 4••· ~tee· ueedlumttural app11n- :'a.n:O~.':on ~: ~ciao 3'~:.,. ~- coo. and ·lltO!ed all but two of point conversion in a 42-41 conversion in a 23-17 win over his team\ points on We toUch- . victory over Baltimore Liberty Dublin• . Coflinan; Napoleon's , ___ and "-. uruon; McComb 1S. "'"" L " · uuwno u"" two-point,conand Lamar Green tan fo r 247 ·~..I. 1-~ limeS and lhanks for lha kindnaa, flowers, prayen, food, eards, · donatlona, ,and thousJllleatended dl!fi!ta.lllt illfio11 ind death. Sjlecial lhank& lo Veterans Servke of Malas Counl)f, Staff II HunfiAJion V.A. . HOII!olll, Holzm · H~~~pice. v.r:. w.of Tuppers Plilns, Sharon Lawrence, kcv, John Neville, Crentellns FU11et111 Honte, the pallltcarm. and me special music. We ~ply ap~ialc and !hank oor family, friends, and nei&hbilrs. In 1999, he played all 162 games. This year, he 's at 155 With five games left. "'I don't thin k ""U can," Baylor said, wir h n.ore than a tou c h of incred ulity, when. asked to put Sosa\ n umbers in pers pective. " It 's kind of mind- boggling to see what ncs done." . . LO To everyone but Sosa, that is . "I never surprise my5elf," he said, smiling. "(But) I surprise a lot of people." Sosa knows what people until Sosa came out for rain call. He s!ood at the top steps of the dugout and waved his helmet at the fans . The Reds spoiled Sosa's night with .D unn's tWo-out homer otf Farnsworth in the ninth. Counting his minor leagoe games, Dunn has _ homers in year. 15 7 ) 53 games this · Farnsworth (4-6) gave up one run and two hits in . one inning. Scott Sullivan (7- 1) pitched two scoreless inni1_1gs . Danny want ftqm him. The fans were on their feet when he stepped into the batte r's box , and they let out a huge roar as he oent Lance Davis' 3-1 pitch Jlrch- 32nd save, allowing only one hit. ing over th~ beautiful thing for o ur team wall in left- cen- Graves pitchell the ninth for his "This summer's be en a ter. to come a long way from last " When I hit that one, at that moment, I feel great . because everybody in . the whole world· was waiting for year," Sosa said. ·: when the season's ,over, I can go home, and I don't have. anything to be sorry for." • '' a cur- • �I .. • Page A 6 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Oct 3,2001 The Dally .Sentinel • Page A7 ·. •.. .... NJ:A Cro.. word Puzzle , ... ...... P/1 <OIIIAClOIS.IIC. . ~Ohio 411771 740885 3848 Racine, Ohio (OIKiflliii.OCK/ o45n1 740-141-2217 Howardl. MONUMEJITAI. UFE INSUWG CO. Writesel E<• ·qy ~.' Rooftllg • Home ~ ;,.-.,w..,.,. Gunw•Down floiWIWk, Spout , ,..,_filii.... I;' '• •WIIIIal ndDrt.a·- C-Frtehll •w Senilta Ololo ud w.v. 11111111 1/.~ High& Dry· SeH..Storage IIIII' Tree Service • Top • R&llloval • Trim • stump winding • Bucket Truck E'\ Haircuts Available F,...llltlmllll, "'""'" Spa I u,. Ia .ew ..... tn•· ...... ·-.~.- • SOIX>E.S .YORE SMUPFY!! • Alway• Available. 44017 Wlpple Road . .... 992-7445 c.l 591-9254 POIJNII'OY GE Melgi; County Fairgrounds IA~rivatl: SepL 29 & Oct. lO, 20111 10:00 Lm•• 4:00p.m. $20.00 will be charged for 992-9158 lartrl•otl. late arrl•al, early renewal, or anytime access is wanted other tban slated dates. space is llrst come first sene, Froeeatlmete• on repolreo, ln-hottMI ••rvlce aolleblo 24 houre, OR L'S (740) 742-2925 $4.0011r FIBEWOOD Vouchers accepted in Meigs County. Dump Truck Delivery. Meigs and Mason r Cdunty . Bob Ball 1·740-992-6142 . . and up, u•ecl hardware and aoltware. Lloenae H3008510 · Top Qrudlq Brddhrg t11 fllf fSTIItiAFIS MANLEYS . SELF STORAGE RftUDiflable Pric11 ctY Turley's Mattress Sales 97 BeediSt. mlddleP!\ OH (10'x10' 611'1121'1 4718Stat.. . l.z..l (140)'992-3194 "9!2-6635 ,RMIM, OH <U771 kfttndh Turtty BISSELL NOTICES 1185 FORD lOO DUMP TRUCK YELLOW • MINIMUM. BID OF $2,500.110 1.2 LITER MOTOR &SPEED TRANSMISSION SNOW PLOW EXTRA TIRES 1915 FORD 700 DUMP TRUCK • BLUE • MINIMUM BID OF $1 ,ooo.oo 8.2 LITER'MQTOR 5 SPEED ' .TRANSMISSION SNOW PLOW EXTRA TIRES NO HYDRAULIC SYSTEM THE CHESTER TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES RESERVES THE .. __ RIGHT > . TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS. TRUCKS WILL BE SOLD AS IS. BIDS 'WILL BE OPENED ON OCTOBER 8, 2001 7:30 P.M •• AT THE CHESTER . TOWN HALL SEND SEALED BIDS TO: ('~ESTER TOWNSHIP P '· a ox. 41, CHESTER, OH 4572110048 CLEARLY MARK "TRUCK BID" ON ENVELOPE M0 A E F0 A INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACTALAN HOLTER AT 740-992·5010 Blair Windon o · as2. 6981 or Elmer Newell o 1811-3537. \ ~HEAT OUT ,AND WI'I1!R TIME HEAT IN ILOCK8 OUT l i B ·OF DAMAIIING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS fACTORY Dllti!CT RESIDENTIAL -INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL IIWl 01 UHIIOIIIII BuiLDIRI INC. Newllo.... • Vinyl Sldl"'( • Ntw Garoga· 2000 ballot, there will na lat>ger be garbage pickup at tha Tawnohlp Garage an the 2nd and 4th Saturday al each month. • Replacemeat ' . WiodOWJ • Roe10 Additions • Roonaa COMMERCW nl IISIDOOW OUALITY WINDOW .SYSTEMS Iff • -~ '. NOTICE: II hereby given that an Saturday, .October 8, 2001 , II 10:00 a.m., a public oala will be held at 211 t Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, Th• Fonnore'o Bonk and Slvlnga Company, to aell lor caoh tho following collator.!: 1887 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE 1C3BF88PHX7439117 THIS VEHICLE IS NOT RUNNING AT THIS TIME. Tho Farmaro Bank and Savlnga Company, ' Pomeroy, Ohio, reaerv.. tho right to bid at thlo aale, and to .withdraw the above colleterolt prior to tole Furthof. Tho Farmere· Bank and Saving a · Company reaervea the right to reject any or oil bldo oubmllled. The a~ove ducrlbed collateral will be . sold "ao Ia· where II", with no oxproooed or Implied warranty given. For further Information, or lor on ap·polntmont to lnopoct collateral, prior to aolt date contoct Sheila Buchanan at 9112· 2136. w.. ~Snodgrass' Upholstery (7 40) 949-1521 (740) 517-6827 Roofing • Gutters • Siding Dacka • Concrate • Electrical Plumbing • Paint • Flooring PreaBura --------PubllcNiltlce ---,---F0nnera'o Bonk and Sovlngo Company, to oell lor cooh tho loiiOWI"lJ colllleral: • 1887 PORSCHE 944, WPOAAOI43HN45 08113 ' 1989 , PORSCI!E 944,WPOAA2154KN15 0877 '1888 PO ASCHE 944,WPOAAOI500N15 7041 . THE 1187 (9) 20, 28,2001 PORSCHE 844 IS (10) 3, 2001 RED WITH BLACK 3tc (10) 3, 4, 5, 2001 LEATHER INTERIOR, - ' - " - - - - - - - '3tc 5 SPEED; "PB, PS, Public Notice - - - - - - - CRUISE. THE 2 1119 ------Public Notice ' . PORSCijE"S 944 ~RE NOTICE BEING SOLD ·FOR PARTS ONLY. ' WE NOTICE: Is hereby WILL ALSO BE Wllktlvllle Townohlp given that on < Reolden1s Saturday, October 6, SELLING MISCELLANEOUS. 2001 , at 10:00 a.m., a Duo to the lack al public solo will be PARTS FOR THE funding cauaed by hold at 211 Weat PORSCHE. The Former• Bank tho failure of the levy, Setand . Street, placed on November PomerOy, Ohio, The \ . .. - ~--J : "•• FJ,E4 ......,............ MARUT 81~ R!Cine, Ohio .,.11...... Ootl-t ....•....•.. ...,_.,.., ........... at.at.~~e 11 Lawn llaet Trllllan, Utility Trlllere, CerHiutera, Anything- , If . Anll-~f Setvlce, Repairs, and ~pgndes 1! Co,..._ ..... fiiiiBnlul "We'll fix it·or cloef• 740-867-0800 a.:;:r"• mauolyl 4C'Iwt 21LallliN* ,JI,_. ~~~an • ~!.~\ .. 2llal- .ln. 12=a::....C 21 planol ·· '"* 14.... • llllry ttu.orlot .. 40=Gr• :=.-..... • llrldlll parta For the last two 7 Mllp 30 T"""" dayi, you have played 32 Oald 1{:- 'r ld .. in contracts seemingly Cliollr •••••a1 UDII eta u Plrtlll'l short of the neceu:l(y et.1CUI •rrl n lklnllll 1"001 27AIInar 4ellkllll.r~ 1034 Abher number of tricks. Cllwyl lnatn II~ 11 ......"1 11 Onnt Now, though, you 21 11wtel,. 47 A~ • Sltlnlt 12 ...... a1 Nllllnl wappear to have win17 PIGJOirl mat•ture 41 ..... • ners to spare. .Even so, II lpltng -~ llllon liE 11t 41 lfWr. 43 llulllm you should still count 31 "You',. Itt" 11 ~ I W.. RullborMnoltllc carefully and drive e-me .... 44~)1r with due care and attention . Against three notrump, West leads the diamond five, which you may a .. ume is ·fourth-highest from his longest and strongest. How would you proceed after partner tables his dummy? ' North has a hal: anced hand· -- no void, no singleton, at most one doubleton - and g;tme values. He shouldn't waste his time showing that club suit. He should go maight to the CELEBRITY CIPHER nine-trick g;tme. by Luis Cllmpol Declarer begins ~ Clptlol an a~...:::,.":;":;"".\.,!11"~1,:..~·::.= with at least seven poojllo,putardpo"r.J.tac:lue: F~ C . tricks: three spades, . one heart, one dia., , mond (given the lead) '8NRMR KMR . IPT P. KVO TU ,---..o::t"'::::-""TI:-1 and two clubs. Two IT ZHJN8: more tricks can come OIMRKIHXJ from either hearts or INR TM INA FKXIZA I AR clubs. However, which is the right suit MRUZRF80 INK I YHMMTM to attack? That depends on PNKMITX · R I HI N HI. • what happens at trick PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Foahlan II modo to ••com• one. Fint, you should uniUitlonlbll.' -Coco Chenll call for d':lmmy4. dia'When In dOUbt,- red.'- BIIIBialo • mond kmg. If his majesty loses to East's "' !) ~ WOII ace, duck his diamond ':~=' SCC\l~ j.\rJo. -'tt return and win the ' - - - - - - - • lor ClAY L POUAN third round. Then ~-::2'-v~~ take a club fine ..e. If Or:',":"~'!.,~, it wins, you collect law lo for!ll lour ~mplo wcrds. 441;:: .. '"""" I .,. t l I . eou:..t-1.T I\-, 30- FOOl YN:-1\T ! ,..\oJE MIJ€:. f>, '( l'o.CJ-1.T, TOO! } ~ overtricks. If it loses and East still has a diamon dlfi e t, t he sutt . IS. presumably dividing 4-4· and you have only four Jasen: three diamonds and one club. Here, though, ~,;;..====;;_-----.., r...,.-------~.-;.., dummy's · diamond HERE'S T~E WORLD WAR 1 l-IE MUST 'n!INK OF WOULD MADEMOISELLE king holds. Now you FL'AN6 ACE SITTIN6 NEXT SOME WA'( TO 6ET I-IER CARE FOR ONE·EI6HTrt must make sure East A BEAUliFUL FRENCH LASS ATTENTION... 0~ A DOV6HNUT 7 never pins the lead; t-------:r--=r~:---1 otherwise, he will poke a . diamond through your queen . So, at trick two, run dummy's heart 10. West wins with the . king and shifts to a club, but you go up with dummy's king and soon claim nine tricks: three spad~. three hearts, one diamond and two dubs. .------------.., I I I• 1 I 1 I n§rtl-r 1 _ _ _ • • ·I r . 't :,t: REHI F E . ·~·· ., 2 . ::~~~:;::::=::;-' N U CM H j-..., ' _ 1 ,, 4.,.-,.--l _ 1. . F R WA 0 If 1 think my friend is not too smart. She came over to showoff L..--'--.&.---J.L..-..t.• ......J. _ her new wig and proudly told me r--L:-::E:-:-D-A~Y:-:-D--. ~t ~as guaranteed against--··-- I 5 l I I I 16 ~ I I 1Q 7 ,. C'""plete lho chucklt qUOied by fUiinQ in lho mlalng I'!IQ(dl L.-JL-...L......J-...1..--L.---' you develop from lfep No. 3 balow. I ! "::a=-"'p""RI.,.N"="T""'"N"'U""'M:-::BE~RE"'D--n---r.:--..--r.-r.-,r--"lr-.-, '1:11' lETTERS IN SQUARES I' UNSCRAMBlE FOR ANSWER SCII.t.M L!TS ANSWUS ·Octave - Knack - Plume - Fickle - Plf.Cf. of CAKE · My brother professes thai he is nol a swinger. The . only cheating he does behind his wife 's back is taking another PIECE of CAKE. WHY DRIVE ANYWHERE ELSE? ~hade Ri;er AG s·erVlce • New HOmll • Siding • Raonng • Remoditllng • Gorau•• •Addltlono • Decka • Homo Ropalra "Ahead In Se..ice" Sulilvtn'l Thursday. Oct. 4, 200 I CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? Free Esti mates Public Notice . ' • ''lkrpllf Y011 ro RrcDIIr Yow I"HIIllllllf' c.-m Compulors A+. 11 W....lllll lriO 'E<rS' 6'1J:w Eastern High Sch.ool Class of 1976 is planning a 25th reunion Saturday, October 6, 2001, 6:30 p.m., at.the home of Edna (Boggs) Weber in Rutland. For details call Pam (Kauti:) Massie 740-379· 2785,- Debbie ,(Windon) · Chevalier 740·985-3868 or Edna Wel:ier 740-742-2979. . We could not reach everyoni(so call'us.or another classmate and ·please 111ake plans to·coni e. ,...,.. 2 To-- -- ~ (I) \I, 26, 2001 (1b) 3, 2001 3tc Public Notice ~' TIUCIING • I U * - 740-992-7599 (NO SUNDAY CAU.S) ' P"" : • flo.'{ FMIL'{ JU:>T llautOI• DOliNG •IND LOADII • FREE ESTIMATES Wllkeavlllt Tawnahlp Truollll :THE BORN LOSER SIIICII964 . 1Y....... II Color II Hall Itt.-. llloiiiOO E.- ..... 1 PIIICINQ • THE CHESTER TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES WILL ACCEPT SEALED BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING DUMP TRUCKS: WHlOWIHIAT _.ROR KEEPI THE J (740) 949-2657 PUBLIC NOTICE KENSINGTON ueedayltlme388 Your Replacement Parte Source 1 FIRST COIL RISTSEIVII $200.00 PEl JOINT REGUllllY $321.00 PEl JOINT 1441BeechSt. M!ddleport, OH April27, 2002 " ROun tl4, LOIIG IIOTTOM. OHIO JERRY S U SED COMPUTERS • CUI ..,. KIM , _ INf .:--- ,._-.... - • !" . Sanday9:30- Sunday.sdloel; 10:30. Pradllna Sunday E•e. 7:00 lo Wedrww!oy E¥L 7:00 MITH ...LL GOIPIL CHU•CH 74().992·1871 992-15908 WINTERS · Stop & Comp1re FREE ESTIMATES 74D-992-5344 7E. 2nd, Fw...,. ill/OIMIIliDrJ, tOOII Ill orrr tltrrrtll 11U. Remodeling Tire Barn years expertenoe. • Workl on Sund8ya. •Ga~ I I I a I !I? 40= ..... I ROIERT IISSEU CONSTRUCTION oild - • v.lnlnble: BIUI 1/. m l e - """' flom Pan•OJI • A .1' I I J -..-.-·· ~ - - - - !"J."!!"}!J_II!I- - ·- - -' ~ 1(. t I • .... I NT On New Tires •New Homes • 5 alii C=tw. 111.'!1tiKII) I 'a t' q 1 I CARE DOCTORS With This Ad J t I 6 J I • 992-5479 Advertise In this space for$25 per · month • .A K I 9AQ.J• -------------l-10% Discount • Compllte Owner Charles R. Dill eff Warner Ins. Equl ...... tl'uU Fldoey Autb«tzecc CaM·IH Parts ....... ,, . ... ..... [Cellular l.oclll 843-5H4 Mt.di~ Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer&. Dental, Retirement. Pension&. 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home AIMoka~6 • COIIItnldlon, naNeliar. plu•blq, · ol<ctrtcal, ilome malateuace. aDd repair pon:hes, " cleokl. "G 1 ... 7 10- .AI:l.tl II HI'HI'">~-., 740-992-5232 In Home visit 11cdlr rj,,r! (Jh o.: ••• ...,; c '"'cit • Q IJ 9 It 1 I ,, lo, R H.lpp Aqrn' H0\1F CJH.f.K 33795 Hiland Rd. l'orneroy, Ohio Male f 1 M .._ \ and S.~vlngo Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid 11 thlo - · and to wHhdrow tho above collateral prior to aale. Further, Tho Farmera Bank and ' ' Savlnga Company renntll the right to reject any or all bide oubmlllod. The ' lbon detcrlbod· collateral wm be aold "11 Ia-. where Ia'', v.wltl\ no oxpr11oed or Implied · worranty given. . For , further lnformltlon, or for en · appointment to lnapect colloteral, • prior t,o aaJe date contact Sheila Buchanan at 992· - 2136. (Hi) 3. 4. 5, 200f 3tc \ 740-992-1101 or 992-2753 j,robably be faulty. Take- timl' to. writ<:.~Cwn...~.ve,-y .detail. CAI'R ORi'J" (IJcc. 22- There may be a plcthom of new activities and opponuni .. ties in the offing for you in the year ahead . However, de- .Jan. 19) -- Gambles o·u things that could n<'gatively impact" your finances or s<'cur"ity should nor be t:aken today . tcnninc your objectives care- fully. because you could srrt:~d yourself too thin. LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct 2.1) • - Keep your loyaltic.s in order Unfortun;~tt"ly. thing~ awry at this time, so be careful. tuday . Reneging on plans TRI-COUOTY TRHOSPORT . UmeJt-1 Seniors DIICOUIItl •uiH,Je lolld DIKounls TREE SERVICE Top· Trim· Removal BUClell Room Addftlonl I Remodeling •. New Oar1~1 • Elec:trlcall: Pfum~ng Roo•llng I Qufttro ·VInyl Sldlnul Pttlntllnul • Patio ancl Porch Free Estimates v. c. Ill - Advertise in this space for $25 per month m.1de with:' a ~~ friend in order to ~ time with ·s<;>meone you re-cently met could jeopardize a valued rdation~hip . Know where to look for romance and you'll find it. The Anro-Graph M~tch­ .mak.e.r inu:mdy reveals which !igns arc romantic:~lly ~rfect for you. Mail S2. 75 to Match maker, c/o ,rhi~ new~paprr; P.O. Uox 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. SCOil,i'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Cancelmg an arrangement or agrcemt-nt you've e~­ t:abli~hed with another today' would tarni~h your image. Uite the bullet and accept what yo~'ve agreed t_o . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dcc. 21) -- Don"t trust your memory today on some important infurmalion you n ~cd to reuin\. bccau:ooc lt will can go AQUARIUS U•n . 20-r..b. 19) -- Find a "lnstructivc 111iddlc gtound tml;ly \Vh~ n dealing with othen. be they business associates . fanuly ot friends. An unwillingness to , share will gtl you l:~lx-lt'\t sclfith. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mm:h 20) ... This might not be one of. your better days for ke<'ping ~ , I secrt'ts. Chance~ o\rc you l:an unwiuingly spill rhe beam unIL-s5 you ar~ cxtrcmc1y diligent about what you tell othen. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- If you don't \Vant :mybody acru!inp: you of mi5h;mdhng funtk . be p:1nu:ularly diht(C'IU of your tli~pcn~ation of them today. ·waHrfuln-:ss will ,ot be tole-rated . TAtiRUS (April 20-May 20) -~ lt nn.ndy ym1 ;~rc a me ~ thodical per~o.n who doe!t things ln a· practical. sequential mann i:r . but not so today. You could be ihdined to at- tempt some nther fooli~h shottcub. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -You may havr to br elpc. dally careful 1oday not to make judgment calli on purely emotional feelings. pa~­ ti.:ularly if an important deci - sion nee& to be made. CANCER (June 21-july 22) -- Make every effort not to do any more debit 5pending toli1y. An \mncr..-dcd pur- . chase might soothe your wpundcd 5piriu. only to -be rcpl3c'-'d with a wounded wal- let. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Be w::ary of making impulsive decisiO!l~ totby, If your judgment call involves a care ..·r m::attcr, it could prove to be more of an au:Htlt on your reputation than on your work. product. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Forgo e~pcrimenting tcxby with any new fanciful methods or procedure~ being touted by othcn. Until aU the bugs are worked out, the chancel Cor complintiom arc strong. ·, I' �• • • • • .....;a__, the Bend.' . PapAl • _The_D_any_Se_ntin_'e_l_ _ she met my son, ''Lee," he was a happy, popular and well-respected man with a good job. She made it plain ' after the wedding that her career came first and money was very important. She criticized his friends and made it uncomfortable when he would see them. Rita bought all his clothes. If he bought a shirt himself, she would complain. He would put it away just to keep peace. Rita got an opportunity to move about 1,000 miles away. Since she made more money, Lee transferred and moved. I found out later she had berween them.) - SEEN IT AU 1N ATIANTA O.,.r son turned into a silent DEAR SEEN IT AU: While I young man who was starting to have never failed to acknowledge drink too much. They had no that women can be controlling or friends, as Rita didn't like anyone abusive, you are correct that more Lee met. Lee liked basketball. Need- letters appear in my column about less to ' say, she criti~ized the people abusive men. That may be because he play,ed witll. Ydu ~l !he picture. men are conditioned not to comLast ~ar, Lee W.lked out. He had plain when their feelings are hurt. . ADVICE had enough. He is staying in the , Or that the abuse women suffer is . same town because he wants · to more physic:d - and verbal abuse is solicited the job arid insisted on the remain involved iri his daug!!ter's easier to hide. move to get him aYfOy from "bad life. He is happier now than he has Whichever type of abuse your son . influences"- his friends and family. , been in yean. He has stopped drink- suO'erell,l'm pleased that he is free at Rita and my son have a 5-year-old ing and has made friends who like to last. daughter, "Lily." DEAR ABBY: Thank you for do what he does. Lee takes Lily Visiti~g them was a nighttnare. We every other weekend and does a lot publishing the letter from David S. had to watch whatever we said. We of baby-sitting when Rita h115 to . Boyer, M.D., warning that early went to dinner one night at a medi- work overtime. Rita is a bitter lady detection and treatment of diabetes. um-priced restaurant. When Lee who still has no friends. · can prevent eye disease and blind- · picked up the check, Rita had a Abby, please advise your readers ness. temper tantrum, saying they couldn't that men aren't the '!nly ones who In your response, you advised anyalford to treat people to me:ds. (They can be controlling. I have seen first- one with a family history of diabetes make more than $100,000 a year hand what damage a woman catt do. to have annual physical and eye Abigail Van . Bureh LOCAL EVENTS · ••• Community CII111CW le pub- at the meeting following lunch. . lllhed - . (1M llfYice 10 nonprofit oroupa wlahlng to MIDDLEPORT - InterdenomMIIOUI'ICI IMellnga IIIICI .... Inational pastors prayer, Middleollle~~anta. The celencllr Ia not port Firat BapiiSI Church, Friday, d11lgned 10 ProniOIII Nlea or 8:30 a.m. Uae rear entrance. All fund ,.. .,. olany type. lllma pastors welcome. - prlnlld only • IIIIIC8 per· mltllnd Clrn"ICII bt gwranlwd POMEROY - Fun, Food and 10 be prlm.d • apeclllc num- Fellowship at God's NET In . beroldlya. Pomeroy. Nutritional meals, nonviOlent video games, computer · WEDNESDAY programs, board games, pool MIDDLEPORT - Middleport tables for teens, 6 to 10:30 p.m. Uterary Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday. home of Frankie Hunnel. Faye Wallace to rwvtew 'WIIIhlngton · HARRISONVILLE Har· Goes to War" by Dlvkl Brinkley. rlsonvllle Lodge 411., meeting Saturday, 7:30 p.m Refresh· . ATHENS ·- BloOd pressure ments. check, O'Bienesa Memorial Hos· pftal, lobby, Wednesday, 10 a.m. SUNDAY to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Also trae POMEROY- Hemlock Grove colon rectal cancer home Christilln Church homecoming, ~ereenlng ldls. with observance of !35th PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town· anniversary, Sunday. Special ship Trustees, Wednesday, 6:30 music by the Postmeyers of Marleltll. Preaching, 9;30 a.m.; p.m. Pageville Township hall. Sunday School, 11:30 a.m.; potluck dinner, 12:30 p.m. at the THURSDAY grange hall, and afternoon serTUPP.ERS PlAINS - Tup- · vice, 2 p.m. • para Plllna VFW Post LadieS : ~ IIQUiar maeting, lOOrsCHESHIRE - Gospel sing ~J:$) p.m. allhe halT. Sunday, 2 p.m. Poplar Ridge Church, Route 554 . from FRIDAY POMEROY - Malga County Cheshire. Singers, Hearts In HarPERl No. 74 will meet on Friday mony, Nanow Way, Randy Parat the Meigs County Senior Cen- sons, and Christian Echoes. ter at.noon. Senalor Mike Shoe- Love oflering to baneflt annual ~. D·Boumevllle, wllf epeak Bend Area Goapet Jubilee. NEWS AND NOTES .. • t '' Curtis Family Reunites and Thomas of Reedsville; Sally Cunningham and son, James, of Newark; Cory, Jordan, and Derek Cunningham LONG BOTTOM -The of Newark. 94th linnu:d reunion of the . Betty Rose of Newark; Curtis family was held recent- Harold and PhyUis De Wolfe ly _at the Long Bottprn Com- of Newark: Elmer Newell of munity Building and was Pomeroy; Gail Roberts. of hosted by the descen~nts of Johnstown; ltandy ltose of Alban and Hazd Curtis. . Newark; ,Pauland Shelia CurCharles Curtts of Spnng- tis of Long Bottom· Vivan boro conducted the. meeting McCarroll of Hookstown, "?th .Ke1th Ashley, the fanuly Pa.; Joe and Patty .Bowman; h1stonan, not~d the deaths of IDee Pinson; Dora ·swank tht ~rand~hildren of Hoyt Crispin of Newark; Keith Curt1s s1nce last year: Walter A hi f p Cl Hurld Curtis, age 94, died Bs de;rdo ofmRero~; arence 0 · acme; Jenny A ril23 2001 Newark·John ra ~0 P · ' d ' ' Curus Reynolds; Gary N. Kerm1t An erson, .age 89, C . d f: .1 f . d M urt1s an am1 y o d1e ay 13 , 200 1, Newark; p K &. B . S k d' d omeroy; enny etty an d El mer C urtls wan 1e D k fA! d. D gl 200 I Newark. One great u e o exan na; ou as grandson, Carl Blackstone, an~ Carolyn B1sseU oflhpp~rs died April 200 1 N k Plams; ltoyce, Stacy, Lakm, ' ' ' ewar ·The illness of Marjorie (Cur-· Lo!Y'nt and Lauren B'!ssell o f tis) Brewer, formetly of Mel~ County; Leo a~d Reedsville, was also noted. MadiSon Bissell of Me1gs Special cousins to the fami- Cou~ty. . ly were introduced They Fnends of the family were Mr. and Mrs. Roland attending were Gerald CrawEasttnan and their son Ron ford of Letart FOllis and Peggy of Meigs County, ' wh~ Mullen of Reedsvide. descended from Cynthia Ashley reported that (Curtis) Robinson, ~p,nt of worked . has begun on t~e Hoyt Curtis. · -? , preparatiOn of the manuscnpt Attended were Charles & for the family hi~tory of the Elizabeth Curtis, Springboro; descendants of David and lnzy Newell, Chester;William Sarah (Grow) Curt1s of and Tina Swank, Hebron; Ghester. This couple first David, Sherry, Tyler, and arrived in Meigs County in Linda Griffith of Newark; 1811 where they raised their June Ashley, Racine. 13 children: Updates on the Don arid Yvonne Griffith family are requested. Pictures of Granville; Mary Palme~ of the parents of Hoyt Curtis Powell of East Liverpool; will be published in the Brian Bradford of Wooster, upcoming Volume 3 of the • Ohio; John, Mary, and Scott Meigs County History Book Newell of Keno; P~ul Curtis; published · by the . Meigs Charles, Misty, and Wyatt Bis- County Pioneer and HistoriseU of ~meroy; Albert and cal Society. This book is due Marilyn Pooler of Dayton; out in October, 2001 : Brent, Michelle, and Donovan Charles Curtis was re-eleaBissell of Reedsville; Sandra ed president of the ' family ,1 Curtis 'MacDonald, George, "union for 2002. Soullaeast District holds conference NELSONVILLE - Meigs County's Return Jonathan Meigs ~hapter 6f the Daughters of the' American Revolution was represented by five officers at the Southeast District meeting of the Ohio DAR in Nelsonville. Attending were Abbie Stratton, regent; Emma Ashley, vice regent; June Ashley, historian; and Anna Cleland, recording secretary. State Regent Marilyn Vaglia opened the meeting by leading in the pledge, the, American Creed and the Nation:d Anthem. Beverly Schumacher, Southeast District director, chaired the meeting and called for a momen.t of silence in memory of those lost in t~e terrorist attacks in New York, ' Washington and Pennsylvania. National officers, honorary state regents and state officers were presented.'I\venty of the 22 chapters of the district answered having regents and members preSef!t. Vaglia said her project for this administration period will be to continue the restoration of the Madoilna of the Trail Statue and to start an endowment fund to continue the care of the statue and area. A celebration will be held July 4, 2003 at the M~donna of the Trail. She also said members may purchase a DAR State Pin from any state in which their Revolutionary War ancestor served in the Revolutionary War. ' Jane Durek,president of the Ohio DAR Cameo Society. said the newly elected officers will meet Oct. 21 at the Marriot North Hotel Columbus ~ith the annual Victorian Tea examinations. While this is a goo4. idea, it does not go far enough. H:df of the 10 million diabetics in the United States are unaware thaC they have this disease. Many diabet~ ics have no family history. At thi• · time, screening for diabetes is ommended ewry three ~ars foiO everyone over the age of 45, regard..o less o( family history - and earliel' and more often for people with spe... cific risk fact?ri such as obesity. ~ PATRICK A. MAUEll, M.D.£ RUTLAND - A !peal benefit trail ride recently raised more than $3,400 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in ,Memphis, Tenn. Isabel Dill of Rutland · hosts the event each year at her farm on Beech Grove Road. This is the sixth year she has led the event. A tO-mile trail ride was enjoyed by 68 riders, who collected pledges from family and friends totaling $3,492.60. Prizes were awarded to the · top three fund-raisers: Jay Arrington, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., first place; Sara Partlow, Rudand, second place; and Micliele Runyon, . Pomeroy, third place. Local merchants donated snacks ·and drinks.' for the participants. Those ridi,ng this year were: Joyce , Jewell, Alice Creames and Ann Sargent, Rutland; I Evelyn Hobbs, Langsville; Bobbie Lee, Middleport; Tom Reuter, Rachelle Davis, Mindy and Nikki Butcher, Tammy and April Butcher, Donna Harper, Rachelle Gloeckner, Sis apd Nathan Riddel, Alicia and Anna Butcher, Hailey, Hannah, ~nd Holley Williams, and Valerie Toban, all of Pomeroy. . · Steve, Michel and Dustin Baldridge, Bidwell; Rita Duncan, Kellie Elliot, and Mike Arrington, all of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va.; Kim Thompson, Dwain and . Jo Ann Barr, aU of Jackson; Jo and Shanna Adkins, Marcie Feathers, Leroy Smith, Tim Harrison, and Pamela Webb, all of Vinton; Connie and Jack Christy of .Soutside, W.Va. Jacky Fokes and Gerry Hilferty, Athens; Cindy Burgett, · Jessie Davis, and Chester and Shirley Purkley, all of Ewington;· Gerold Stewart, Lon,donderry; Bur- f Hometown Newspaper • AMERICA Al WAR Bush Offers Phillips and daughtn ]tantw Phillips. : • .,• . ~ ...~ be expected," Luke 12:48. "' Schumacher spoke aboui patriotism and decried Sep! tember as being "the wo~ month our couqtrf has eve§; known." ~ She spoke of the strength of the nation and remindet memb~n present that at thf 23rd DAR Continental Con;. gress in 1914, at the beginnina; ofWorldWar 1,Mary S.Lock1 wood introduced a resolutiott "that we hold ourselves in readiness, ·collectively and: individually, for any servic": our country may require of 'If in this dilemma of war." ':. During ~orld War II tw4 requests were made of DAR; members: to enlist in some· branch · of military or civif .defense and'to pause each day': at noon, for a moment of silent pra~r. ~ "Toda)';" she said, uwe MAKING MEMORIES - A memory ·album of photographs and written materials telling the story of the past 125 years of the Bradford Church of Christ will be presented at the anniversary celebration Sunday. Working on the project here are Paula Pick· . ens, standing, the coordinator, and from the left, Madeline Painter, Gerry Lightfoot, Charlotte Hanning, Lora Bing, Becki Amberg. er, Nancy Morris, and Evelyn Wood. Others who have helped are Carolyn Nicholson, Kathy Dyer, Jackie Reed, Suzie Will and Vicki Smith. WASHINGTON (AP) President Bush is offe'ring $320 million in humanitarian aid for the Afghan people and neighboring states · even as his administration prepares for a military campaign against Afghanistan's ruling Ta!iban regime. Bush, in a visit to the State Department on Thursday, planned to announce $295 million in new U.S. assistance for Afghans suffering through drought, famine and, the threat of _U.S.-led military action. The money also will aid refugees crossing from Afghanistan into sur.rounding countries such as Pakistan, Iran, Tajikistan, . Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, senior White House officials said. Much of the money is ' arl BY CHARLENE HoEFUCH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Anniversaries are a ·tiMe 1M rtlllktitlif'2ltd':at SuhMffbbSer!· .. EVI!NT ORQA.. " • NIZIR- Isabel~ .: and hosted her .:. sixth annual trail. ride to benefit ·'";' the St. Jude .; Children's ~ Research Hospi-~ talln Memphis, .:: Tenn. rac:ently. ·!; The I!Wint, whlcllt Included 68 rid- ~ ers, and collect· : ed $3,492.60. ·: .,. photo) •' II in support of... vance of the !25th anniversary of the Bradford Church of Christ, the congregation will be looking at the past through a ·memory album. Sever:d women of the church have been working fever~shly this week to finish the album, tided "Cherish the Past, Look Forward to the Future." It will be presented at the afternoon anniversary service. _., · The story of the congregation from its beginni'!g i~ }~76 t~ .to~·'''is t~ld. througli creative d'ispfay"or pliotographs and written material. It includes articles .taken from an old scrapbook about activ" ities wiJicb took place in the original church building, located across the road, an·d incorporates those of the new church constructed in 1980. "We decided we wanted to get everything together in a book so that we ·would have permanent historical a recor<),'' said Paula Pickens, who is co0 rdinating the project :,~~~has a sP.ec~~.. f.amily interest.beca!!.Se lier liusbands· great-grandfather, Louis Pickens, preached there for 22 years . before his death in 1898. . Photographs in the 60-page album tell a story of tent meetings, church growth, and.social events, and of the men who led the way, like John Goble, Charles Hysell, Worthy Johnson, Homer Forest and Wayne King. PI. .H IH Bl'llclford. A3 Students wear ·hats to rai~e relief fnoney It's against the rules in Meigs Local School District to wear C:;::;o"""'......, a hat to school, but the rule was waived for one day last week, t;;;:;,.--:.::-; when students were allowed to wear hats· for a good cause. Students paying $1 to the American Red Cross relief fund could wear a hat aU day, and some hats were more interesting than others. Jamie Ellis, Natllan Argabright, Jordan Shank, Taryn Lentes, Kaylee Kennedy and DanieUe Meadows wore some of the most interesting hats, and, modeled them for the camera. The students raised $465, and contributions from other schools who had the same type of benefit brought the total to $1,000. Students could wear their h~ts backwards for a $5 contribution. !Mttiomll (!Jrea.rt CaiiCer . .Awareness !MoRtn Brian J. Reed photo . Hlp:701 'IDMy"s 2 s.ctlao11- 12 Pap~ Calendar C(assifieds To qualify you must: Be 40 years old or older Lotteries \ Edjtorja(s A4 OHIO Sup. LaiiD: 3-7-&17-23-29 lllcbr: ~7.0.1-&2 A3 W.VA. Bl-2.5 Dally 3:8-8-7 Dally 4: 5-7-().2 A3 c 2001 Ohio Valley PubliShi"' Co. tal .. U:~~ ~~g,~.,.;, www.oblcness.org ...... ~------------~--------~--------~ r '· . area woman FROM STAFF REPORTS cia vehicle - Nathaniel, 13, KANAUGA- A two-car Amanda, 9, and Chelsea accident Wed~esday at the Garcia, 6, all ofWilkes_:ille. intersection of Ohio 735 Troopers ·said all occupants and Gallipolis Township · of the Garcia, vehicle were Road 207 (Burnett) left a treated and released. They Bidwell-area woman dead, were wearing their seatbelts the Gallia-Meigs Post of the at the time of the crash, and State Highway Patrol report- the vehicle's airbag deployed ed. for front seat passengers. M arguerite H . Walker, 83, Walker was also wearing her died at Holzer Medical seatbelt. Center of injuries suffered in In addition to EMS, Galthe 2:25 p.m. crash, the lipolis Volunteer Fire patrol sa id. Department responded to Troopers said Walker was the accident, which 'remains northbound on Burnett under investigation today, when she failed to 'yield to troopers said. an oncoming car driven by It marked the fourth traffic Delinda J Garcia, 36, fatality of the year with four Wilkesvill e, whose vehicle killed in• Gallia County, and struck the Walker car in the the eighth fatal crash of driver's side door. 2001 with nine dead in the The drivers were trans-. · post's coverage area. In 2000, ported to HMC by Gallia there were 11 fatal accidents County EMS, along with with 12 killed in the post's three passengers in the Gar- area of respon1ibility. said U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, who issued a request to EPA Wednesday. "I appreciate AEP's efforts to ·address the problem," said Strickland, a Democrat from Lucasville. "However, I believe Cheshire residents would feel more assured i( U.S. EPA were overseeing this serious situation."· Pollution control technology has been installed at Gavin to reduce sulfur and nitrogen oxide emissions, and soot from smokestacks. But Strickland said a reaction causedf\'; a mixture · of high sulfur content of coal and summer conditions produced the "plume,'' or haze experienced in Cheshire. Throat an~ eye irritation, headaches . , and agguvated asthma was. reported to Stric~and when the haze was present, the congressman said. '- PIMH- Gavin.. A3 Respiratory Fall Symposium • Tuesday, October 23 • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm HMC Education & Confer~nce Center A one·day event that gives respiratory care professionals the Opportunity to ledm and review different aspt;cts - and concepts in the respiratory fie/~ , ;;]' H ' Holzer Medical Cenler Respiratory Therapy and Education Deparlmenf> ann<iunce their. First Annual · Have no health insurance, including Medicaid or Medicare M FROM STAFF REPORTS CHESHIRE Citizen complaints about a "blue .plume" emitted from the Gen. James M . Gavin Power Plant have prompted a call from · an area congressman to have the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ~versee the plant's emis~ions cleanup. "The residents of Cheshire have been exposed to a noxious 'bl~e plume' from the Gavin Plant on numerous occasions," B2-4 l'kll :S: 5-43; Pkk 4: 5·7-().2 BS Weather · Have 'NOT had a mammogram during the past three·years AS Comics Obituaries Sports Q'BLENESS designed to help Afghans survive what is expected to be a brutal winter. The offi·cials spoke on .condition of anonymity. Over the weekend, Bush dipped into an emergency fund and authorized an additiol)al $25 million in relief for Afghan refugees. The new money brings the relief package to $320 Iilillion, which will be provided through the United Nations, the Red Cross and nongoverrtmental organizations. Bush hoped to use ~· package to underscore / his message that America is opposed to the Taliban regime, not Afghans, officials said. The Bush administration is trying to temper antiAmerican sentiment in parts of tlje Arab world. Strickland see:ks oversignt of Gavin cleanup Law: SOl Details, A3 Sentinel O'Bieness Memorial Hospital and Radiology Associates of Athens are offering a limited number of free .mammograms ~· receive a certificate: Call t~e O'Bieness . , . Community Relations Department (740) 592-9300 an Church to celebrate 125th anniversary , 1\vo-car crash at ""' (Contributed ~ MEMORIES COME ALIVE here to go about our busine.l of being the belt 1W can be what we do." · • 0111 organized •IOn SllO to aid A DEAR DR. MAUER: Consid ering the fact that many people -;J battling weight problems, I h~ your letter will remind them that l. Wit· with their physician about diei , and exercise may be, in. order. Bo~ can reduce a persons nsk of devel'! oping diabetes. ; Dear Abby is writtm by Paulin~ man Stewart, McArthur; KeUi Wolf, Roger and Doc H:iyes, Linda Luc~s, Carol Walls, Ashley Savage, and Dorothy Mo~gan, aU of Albany. Dean and Cindy Siciono and Dick Roach, GaUipo!Js; Dennis, Diana and Josh Wright, Qak · Hill; Kathy Richardson, Westlake; Stev and Karrie Fowler, Apple Grove, W. Va; Pat Bowser and Carroll and Kay Osburn, nidwell . . . -· Mllp Couaty's ' • t LOS ANGELES to vbe held there on.April 27. Roberta -Roush, DAR Ohio State Historian and member o( the French Colony Chapter, Gallipolis; is preparing a book, "Bicenten" nial of Ohio - A History of Ohio" for publication, spon· sored by the Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution. The book will be sold at Barnes and Noble Bookseller+ores. The DAR National Millennium Administration theme is "Our Family Tree ... Roots from the Past Linking to the Juture." The scripture is "And the tree of the field shall yield her li:uit, and the earth shall yidd her increase, and they shaH be safe in their land." (Ezekiel 34-27) The OHIO DAR theme for the period 2001-04 is: "Affirming a Legacy of Service" and the scripture is "From everyone who has been given much, much will ·FREE . rec..: .,. Benefit nets thousands ••• •• SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES - OhioDAR • "• ' ••• ·Controlling wife bosses her husband right out the door DEAR ABBY: Although I have read your column for ~an and have seen letters &om women who have lived with controlling men, I. can't reni~ reading letters about controlling women. My ex-daughter-in-law, "Rita," coUld be the queen of mean. When FLY YOUR FLAG FULL STAFF TO SUPPORT ·YOUR COUN1RY! • For more information, or MEDICAL CENTER Disco.ver the Holzer Difference www .holzer.org to register, call Sandy Moore at 5919 -·-- ·- ----- ,.--- --- ·-------··- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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