https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/afdd239bcab6fc9c024a1747151e9cf4.pdf 27b6b7437efd888ec20b1991364eeea2 PDF Text Text • • MICHIGAN NA11VE TO LEAD BUCKEYES SATURDAY, 81 Melp County's Hometown Newspaper . Whafs inside The New Shop-Vace Contractor and SHERIFF'S SHORTFALL • Specialty Series wetldry·vacs. l ·I ncreased Performance .Q uieter Operation With Help Like.This~· Who ·Needs Elves? 18 Gallo!l 6.25 Peak HP Blower Vac 1159682 ' 18' POWER CORDS 1n ' Commissioners call for · return of surplus BY BRIAN J. REED SENTINEL NEWS STAff ' ffappy Thanksgiving $89 $67 Truuell to issue a layoff notice to all cmplayre5 effective Nov. 30. The commissioners have pkdged to help Trussell find the $16,500 necessary to make the final payroll for the deputies, which will be paid Dec. 19, but have made no promises that funding will be available. · Commissioner Mick Davenport said ' BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAff ' \ ·~ :: Hlah: 50s. Low: 10s : Details, A2 .. , . l.Otttries ..· .. 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As the weeks th~t and months passed, h.is other organs weakened and in March ~e suffered a heart attack . 1\vice after that Sue Hau-r Harold was called to the Columbus hospital when organs became available, only 'to be disappointed. The third call came on June 10. The organ was compatible and Harold received what his wife describes as "a wondrous gift of a lung that perfectly fit his body:" That morning another lung, both kidneys, a heart and a liver from the same donor were used in the hospital's transplant program. "So much love and life was given that day to six people ... gifts that money couldn't buy;• Sue said. .. hjr OHIO . ~ S Nlll!tt= 9-9-7 Ptdt 4.Nliht: 4-2-6-7 8uckey4t J: 3-24-25-3o-36 Pick S Dily: 1-9-6 . Pick 4 DIY: 7-7-6'3 ,. Plun-BudptrAJ :counts its blessings 't · ...... . ..•.... .. i'', the o,!llY , viable oPtion for financing the deputies' payroll is to ask other county officials to comb their appropriations for surplus fun~, and to ask . those officials to return the surpluses to the general fund. A letter to· that effect will be distributed to officeholders, with a Nov.'· 27 Family ObloValley Publlshfug Co. FOUR YEAR WARRANTY . THANKSGIVING from our family to yours! 16 Gallon 6.0Peak HP Wet/Dry Vac · 1159649 12 Gallon 5.0 Peak HP Wet/DryVac #159648 POMEROY -Meigs County officials will be asked to return any unspent funds in their budgets toward the y~ar's final payroll for sheriff's deputi es. Sheriff Ralph Trussell and county commissioners sat down Tues. day to discuss an ongoing budget .shortfall in Trussell's department which has forced him FROM STAFF REPORTS MIDDLEPORT -"Don't worry about the blessing. We prayed ove~ the meal before we started serving it.ll Pastor Teresa Davis reassured a manners-conscious visitor at Abundant Life Church's annual ThanksgiVing dinner Saturda}; and expressed her • > ' ' congregations conv1cttons m preparing and sermng the annual holiday meal. · · , The 30-member church served its I ' I fifth-annual Thanksgiving Dinner last · weekend, at no cost to the public. "We do it every year because God tells us. to;• Davis said. "We don't do this to build our congregation. "We know there are people in the corn!nunity who won't have a nice dinner otherwise, so we feel it's something we need to do." The congregation prepared food 'for 400 people, . and' cooked 10 turkeys, 150 pounds of mashed pota- loes and other dishes, with help from the congregation at Hobson Community Church, and Davis expected at least that many to be served. The dinner is the church's largest community outreach project of the year. Needy families also were given food boxes to take home. 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"Underprivileged families should not have to worry about where their neXt meal is coirring from, especially during Thanksgiving. We sincerely hope the food collected .from this drive helps feed those. who might otherwise have nothing _to eat over the holidays." FOOD DRIVE ·- Pictured, from left. are Olivia Carpenter,' ChristaMartln, fourthgrade representatives; Ashley Smith, Beth Cremeans, Chad Bonnett, fift~rade representatives. (Tony M. Leach photo) www.shopvac.com Shop-Vocl' Is I Ngl- trllllemortt of Shop-VIc Corporati011. Nove111ber,:Is National Ho111e Care Month ll'uel'rac"' and LockOn"' lf11 trademarks of '7he H,art of American Health Care" Shop.Vac Corporation. • Rebate off..- explros12/31/01 Hats and tools not lndudod. When you ch6ose your home care provider, consider Hoher Ho•nt Care of Holzer Medical Center MEDICAL CENTER ( (740) 446-5301 or Hof=er Holll8 Care of Veterans Memorial H01pltal . ' I ________ • ..:,__ ' (740) 992-3231 Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org . �~ '·· • • ~ ' The Daily Sentinel 10. State may use etd notes in 1963 ~se. ' 't I ,• I • 1-- I I High to bring sunny skies with temper:1tures from the The National Weather Ser- upper 30s to the low 40s. ·vice says a high pressure sysForecast tem will move through the region today, bringing sunny Today: Partly cloudy. H_igh skies and highs from the upper Sl,low 23. 40s to the mid 50s. . Thursday: Partly cloudy. Northwest flow off Lake High 54, low 25. Friday: Showers. High 57, Erie brought some snow showers to northeast Ohio on low 38. Saturday: Mostly cloudy.. Tuesday morning. There was little, if any, accu- High 56, low 44. · 'mulation and the snow had SLUlday: Partly cloudy. High disappeared by late afternoon. 57, low 41. Monday: Partly cloudy. High It was sunny in most of the regton during the afternoon, 57,Jow 39. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Judge must hear req~est ~ . YOUNGSTOWN (AP) - A juvenile court judge must reconsider a girl's request to have an abortion without her parents' consent or knowledge. Last week, judge Theresa Dellick denied the 16-year-old's reque~for juvenile court approval for an abortion. Under Ohio law, a j "enile can seek court permission to have an abortion if she p es she is mentally capable of knowing what she is doing. • In a 2-1 ruling, the 7th Ohio District Cou<t of Appeals reversed Dellick's decision and sent the case back to juvenile court. The decision did not order Dellick to ·approve the girl's request, but ordered the court to appoint a guardian for the girl and "proceed with consideration of the petition as required by ' ( ;, .._ ' CINCINNATI (AP) Prosecutors preparing to try a man on a charge that he killed his high school girlfriend in 1963 may use as trial evidence the notes of a police interview fiom tllat year, a judge ruled Tuesday. · Common Pleas Judge Patrick Dinkelacker said he is satisfied that a police investigator's notes of the 1963 interview with Michael Wehrung can be verified as authentic and presented to a trial jury. Wehrung, now 54 and an executive with a suburban Cincinnati .roofing company, is to go on trial Monday oti a charge rhat he fatally beat Patricia Ann Rebholz in August 1963, when both were 15. · Wehrung has pleaded innocent. If convicted, he could be sentenced to prison for life. · Chris Waldeck, ~he officer who interviewed ~hrung in 1963, wrote that Wehrung confessed to the. Rebholz slaying at the time. "He thought it was him that killed Pat," Waldeck wrote in -notes the prosecution has gathered as evidence against Wehrung. "In fact, he was sure he did, but he couldn't remem&er anything about it." Wehrung's lawyen opposed use of the notes fiom Waldeck, who now is dead. They said prosecutors cannot verify that Waldeck heard those statements fiom Wehrung and cannot establish when .and under what circumstances the interview would have occuned. The judge ruled that prosecuton cannot · use statements fiom four orher now- deceased witnesses against Wehrung. Those statements - transcripts of statements by the witnesses to' police in I %3 - amount to hearsay and could not ·be used as evidence, the judge ruletL ! Wehrung did not return a caD for comment Tuesday. His lawyer, Earle Jay Maiman, declined to comment. . Wehrung was indicted in May 2000 bn a charge of second-degree murder. He is free on bond. ' · ' Police said Rebholz was beaten to death with a piece of fence po!t. Her body was f,•md in a field across ' rhe "street fiom Wehrung's home iil suburbah Greenhii!s. Investigaton said Wehrung was . ilngry with Rebholz because shelj:id re#e' to a . dance without hlm and 'lhe M$' enclibg their relationship. ' 1' ', :'· 1.: • · Assistant Special Prosecutor Stephen Wolaver told jurors Tues- hub for Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and the nation's 24th-busiest , ' ' II ' day that Gary DeMastry asked some of his officers· to sign affi- aarport. ' dayits saying that some of the money had gone to pay confidenSalt Lake City. another Delta hub, gained 8.::!' ~ercent more tial informants for tips on crime. · · flights, while Charlotte, N.C., a US Airways hub, lost 1.4 ,rercent ' ~ . ' The confidential informants told prosecutors they said they over the sam~ period, the study showed. ,. , never got a dime, Wolaver said. · The top U.S. carrien have cut service by about 20 , pe~ent que "The affidavits were 100 percent false and (the officers) did it to to a sharp drop in demand following the •ttacks. ori the 'World cover rheir sheriff;'Wolaver said. "Early on, they were told it was Trade Center and the Pentagon. · a witch hunt, and these officers unfortunately thouglit nothing would come of it." · · Defense attorney M:ui Kravit7. told the jury that state auditors pressure~ the officers, whom he described as liars and ~urers, DAYTON (AP) _ Dayton Public Schools distribu[¢ more laW." · mto saymg DeMastry was guilty of nususmg tax money. · . than 200 cellular phones to employees, many of whom .had po Judge Joseph Vukovich filed a brief dissenti~g opinion, saying he would have reversed the juvenile court ruling and approved fl~ghts · . 1 reason to have one, according to a broadcast report- . the girl~s request to have an abortion. I : In a tlu-<;e-day series, Dayton television station WH19 p:po""d . f th S that the district at one time had seven ceDular phone vendors at)d, HEBR!ON, Ky. (Ap) - Th£.disrup I .· aon o trave1smce e ep- · th · L. 0 · b · · tember terrorist attac\!_has cost Ciitqinnati/Northern Kentucky m one seven-~on pen 00 uum ctp er 2000 to May,200l,r.m International Airport a smaUer percentage Of flights than aU but up bills excee~ $250,000. · . . LANCASTER (AP) -A former sheri[ who is accused of mis- two major U.S. airports, according to an industry study. School of!ic•als,disputed that figure but were unable_ta, say h<)w spending more than $330,000 of public money asked subordinates The airport 10 miles southwest of Cincinnati lost 2.6 percent much t~e districts ceD~Iar phone bill was for _that penod. . to sign false statements to help cover up the crime, prosecutors of its scheduled flights in the second week of November, com- : Supenntendent Jeme 2ascome. McGill satd Tuesday that she alleged in opening statements Tuesday. pared with .the same, period ·a year ago, according io a report by recogn1zed there ~ere. problems_ wtth ceDular phones sho~dy after Former Fairfield County Sheriff· Gaty DeMastry, 46, and his Cincinnati aviation consultant John F. Btown Co. · . . she was named mtenm supenntende~t m 1999. · Sh~ satd she wife, Penny, 44, the office's former bookkeeper, are accused of This year, there were 3,789 departures in ,that week, compared orde~~ an mve~tory of all distrtct-paad phones. a~d mstr_ucced spending the money on personal travel, dining and entertainment, with 3,892 last year. . ' .. aclmirustrators to mvesngate better opttons for managmg thetr me. then lying to investigators. Just two hubs fared better than Cincinnati, the second-lar!lfst ~"We recogn~ed a business problem and we addresse~ it," she The thefts occurred fiom 1994 to 1998, prosecutors aUege. sat d. \ ' School ran Up S]50,000.'_fa!b . canceled Ai rport has tewer Ex-sheriff going on trial Ameritech to_cut less than 500 jobs in Ohio CLEVELAND (AP) Ameritech's plans to cu~ several thousand jobs will have little effect in Ohio, where less than 500 jobs are expected 19 be lost. The company employs 10,500 people statewide. The estitn3te of Ameritech job cuts in Ohio came fiom Denise Koenig, ·a Cleveland-based spokeswoman for the company. Ameritech's parent, SBC ComJ!lunications, said last · ' month that it wiD eliminate several rhousand jobs and will cut capital spending next year in its 13cstate territory. Analys,ts estimated 10,000 jobs, or 5 percent of SBC's work force, Will be cut. The Most Beautiful Selection·of Trees in the Tri-County Area! . '· Wedneedey, Nov. 21,2001 l ·Select from elllltl 'beauutuUy $heared Fral.ler.fir 'The We" In Olrlstmas trees dr tradluonal Pine and Scotch Pine. 2001 holiday recalls ~· - -' WASHINGTON (AP) ' .Molt lhan 23 million pmd-·,ucts deemed potentiaDy harmful to children may still .r.be in American homes despite vct-ecalls, the' government says, issuing its annual holiday safe•"1!/ watning. ,, . Dusting otr old playpens for family gatherings and handing 1{-~OWl\ used t0)'1 fiom older a;-children can lead to acddenu rrand injuries, the C9nsutner ,A?~du~ Safety Commission ·.Poinsettias 6 1/ / ' &. 8" Pots EMS runs POMEROY Units of the Meigs Emergency Service answered seven calls for assistance on Tuesday. Units responded as follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH 12:20 a.m., Ohio 681, assisted by Tuppers Plains, Susan Greif, St. Joseph's Hospital; 10:48 a.m., John Street, Roberta Meredith, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 12:18 p.m., Beacon Street, Alicia Pickens, PVH; 1:38 p.m., Sumner !load, Valerie Bidenko, Holzer Medical Center; 9:29 p.m.. HMC Clinic, Juaniva Lambert, HMC; I 0:44 p.m., Bradbury Road, Tammy Dillion, HMC. POMEROY 3:50 p.m., Overbrook Nursing Center, Margaret Ellis, PVH. Jeanna Longenette. Granted foredosures POMEROY Foreclosures have been granted 111 Meigs County Common Pleas · Court to LaSalle National Bank from Patricia Blankenship, and othen, and Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Ohio, against Cr:~ig T. Chaptnan, and others. Sentences Issued Courthouse open .Holiday air travel way down z, ·car White House closed for holidays Live Pine Wreaths r·me;· Frazier flr ~.. . :II ~ that a toy is potentially dangerous when no real danger exists is simply irresponsible, and creates unnecessary alarm;' the Toy Industry Association said in a statement. . Weintraub also said toys that make loud noise can hurt children's hearing. The government, however, doesn't consider sound fiom toys a health risk, said Ken Giles, a spokesman for the Consumer Product Safety Conmlission. ------------------------------- letters of encouragement fiom home kept coming, the · pr:~yer chains oflocol churches continued, and the faith of Page AI the couple increased. ~ Her husband's 13 weeks of Home for sometime now, ®spitalization was marked by Harold 'and Sue find his good r.two steps forward, and one days outweighing the bad ones; s.tGP backwards." Tne phrase "home for the " A second heart attack . required angioplasty and a holidays" has taken on ·a stint. A brittle bone condition whole new meaning for caused by the medication them. And as the couple observes result_ed in vertebra fractures which necessitated a cement- Thanksgiving tomorrow, they will remember and be thanking procedure. All the while the cards and ful. Family LOCAL STO'CKS from Available ·· ·Red · 74e~lt4e LOCAL BRIEFS Divorces filed Fresh White Pine Garland 0 half of the booster sear insert .. can separate, cawing a chilcho tall and be injultd.Thm were 32 reports whe~~ the seat WASHINGTON (AP) Postal Service officials say it halves separated and 7 Getting mail to people overis especially important to folinjuries. For a free repair kit, seas can be tricky during the low the rules when mailing caD Safety 1st at 1-888-579holiday season, so the Postal overseas because a small error 1730. •S ervice is reminding gift- can mean a delay of wreks. • Zapper Toys: 940,000 disgivers to send early. Among their tips: tributed by nine firms. Thne P~ckages heading to Mexi• When sending a package, aaimal-shaped toys have balco, Europe, the Middle East, a card inside the box place loon tongues that can detach, Australia, New Zealand and with the address of the recipialong with the cylinders Asia should be sent no later ent and a list of contents. If the holding the tongues. One th:ln Dec. 10 if the sender outer wrapping is torn or POMEROY - Robert C. . •said. firm received a report of a 3wants delivery before Christ- removed, this will help make Avis was sentenced in Meigs ~ , For ~ fuU list of recaUed year'-Oid boy who inhaled a mas Day. on sure the package stays County Common Pleas ...products, COI\SUI!tel'S tan c:all detached baUoon tongue in'to ·"Packages to Central and track. Court to 18 months in prison ~· the safety cOI'IIJIJission toU free his sinus cavity and requiltd ' • Check with , your local South America should be sent on each of four counts of at 1-800-638-21'72. medical treannen! to remove no later than Dec. 3. about weight limpost office gross sexual imposition, each ·- Some of the products it. Consumen should throW The Postal Service otTers a its, size lintits and content a fourth-degree felony. 1 : recaUed this year that may still away the toys or take them range of international service restrictions. Avis is also required to regbe lurking in attics, base- back to place of purchase for a options, including Global • Put foreign postal codes in as a sexual predator. · ister ... ments, toy boxes or closets: refund. Express Guaranteed, which front of the city or town name Teresa A. Whitlock was sen,;' ·• Line Cedar Chests: 12 • 1\\oister Portable I:.amps: ' offers guaranteed delivery by a and on rhe same line. . tenced to a suspended one· 'inillion dlsiriouted by Lane 480.0<)0' distributed by Emess ·c~rcain date. · · • Write the name of the forPOMEROY Divorce year term in prison on a ... Co. The lids on chests mac;le Lightirig Inc. and SLI Lighting The service, only available eign country in capital letters actions have been filed in charge of aggravated possesI ''before t 981 automaticaUy Solutions Inc.The lamp's bulb for senders from certain area on the last line of the address. Meigs County Common sion of a controlled substance. ' latch shut when.:losed and t 0 cart become hot, presenting a codes and delivery locations, A special note: Letters to the Pleas Court by Janet Sue She was also ordered to comchildren have . suffocated risk of burn injuries and the provides shipment insurance, North Pole are considered Gardner, Pomeroy, against plete 500 hours of communiinside.:ro get new Joe~. ~on- risk of fire if the bulb touches up to $500 at no additional domestic and require only a Daniel E. Gardner, Penn Run, ty service. sumebi 'can call -tlte company · .combustibles .. There have · cost. First Class postage stamp. Pa.; and Robert Butcher, at 1-888·856--8758. been five injuries and 12 -·" · • Ctntu!'Y CAr SeauJCarrl- ' reports of property dathage. " - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pomeroy, against Anita Jo Butcher, Pomeroy. '''en: 4 million distributed by Thgetafi-eerepairkit,caU 1An action for dissolution of , Century products.When W.d 800-366--2579. marriage has bee~ filed by ·:· as an infant carrier, the hartdle • Sassy Rattles: 455,000 disPOMEROY Meigs Sherry L. Wilcox, Langsville, .• 0a11 break, cauSlrlg a baby to tributed by Sassy .Inc. The rat-' on the ground. against David R. Wilcox, County commissioners will .•·fall 10 the ground lltld sufFer des have seWn-on fabric eyeS BVTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS lndustty experts expect air Middleport. serious injuries. Thel'f have that c'an detach, posing a Two of Walter Lee's nieces open the courthouse on Fritravel to be down at least 15 h been 700 reports of prob- choking bawd. The company !lew to Adanta this week for A divorce has been granted day, but individual offices will lemuhd 200 injuries.Th·get a received 129 reports of eyes 'thanksgiving at his home in percent from a year ago to · Clifford Longenette from be closed . .,, free replacement handle j;3)l detaching and one Incident of nearby Columbus, Ga., but a because of the weak economy third changed her mind and and fear of flying. , Century at 1·800-865-1419. a child starting to choke. took the bus instead. The AAA estimated that 34.6 ·,' • Eventlo Joyride Consumen should take these : •,-5eats/Carrien: 3.4 million rattles away fiom )'Oung chil- ., Tiffany Kelsey, a student at million Americans will travel at odistributed by Ewnllo Co. elm! and return to them Sassy Shaw University in Raleigh, least 50 miles fiom home durWASHING"! (AP) !- ' Jtel occupancy is about half N.C., had planned to fly and ing the Thanksgiving holiday, a Presidept -,Jnc. As :in infant cattier, the for a free. replacement. CaD Bush sa I resday he of what it normally is, the models 203, 205, 210, 435, Sassy at 1-800-?81-1080. ,1 even bought ~ticket after the 6 pertent decline fiom last year. 493 .have handles that can • Litde Tikes Swings: Sept. 11 attacks, Lee said. Then A recQrd 87 percent are regretted that rh~ Whrte House mayor's office said. "The cumulative effect is to : unexpectedly release, causing 250,000 distributed. by Little came last week's deadly crash of expected to drive, while the -is shutting the door to the pub. lhe seat to flip forWard, .Uow- Tlkes ,Company. The buckles an American Airlines jediner in number taking airplanes, trains lic during the holiday seJson, send a megaphone message: halting a tradition ti1Jt has Don't come to the nation's cap: ing an · infant to fall. There on ·the ~tlg can break and N~wYork. .. and buses is expected to drop delighted generations of Amer- ital;' said Eleanor Holmes NorWere 240 reports of handles the shoulder restraint str~ · · :~ Th~t-~ too n:tuch f~r her, 27 percent due to a decline in icans. The threat of new terror- ton, the district's delegate to the ·'' · d 7· · · p u11 f h b k '" 1 ,, Lee wd:o ~She satd shed take air travel, the association said. ~"' . Ieasmg ~n ,9 m;un.s. or a can p o,t ~ t e ac ?I • "' •i •llM . ~T ~(;' " ~ bus." House of Representatives, who Rose Rougeau, a spokes- ist attacks reguired it, he said. , ji-ee rep:ur kit, caD Evenflo at sea!, oausmg young ch1ldie~· ~~I . r'W~t~ ,'1P:J,, · .. h' h 1. discu!lsed the matter with Bush has told Americam to ~J-800-557~3178. . io faD, ,There have been 1 1 ~ .. l"Jj~~f~1i!l~~ story t JS 0 I - woman for AAA ofTexas, said White House officials on Tu es: \ • Safe,\Y, 1st Fold•Up,Bpost- reports of problems and .. , dliy'SI!ason. 'fi!avelJS expected to air fright and gasoline prices resume rheir normal lives, bur' city officials complained that dl)', but did not expect a rever:>er Seat! ~'~< milli<1n ~*ted . injuries. To receive a free . , declme only shghtly from last under $1 per gallon in some ·~al. u Americans don't believe by Safe!)' 'l«t. With the rhodels repair kit, call Licpe Tikes at"~9 .' That1fsgavmg, but m~st of places were pushing people the latest shutdown sent another message. The Capitol is what politicians say, they {1~, ~(A .~~ 17~B, the ~p . 800-815c4820. · . · : . '; those'who leave home will stay into their cars. closed to public tours, and for believe what politicians do." Bush acknowledged that hot" the first time, the lighting of the iday toun of rhe White House national Christmas ,tree just outside the Whit~ HoUse gates are favorites for many Ameriwill be a ticket~ollly ~event cans . • 8.. White Pine 18", 24" and 30" . . 1~1'"· Postal Service holiday mailing tips annual ':Troubie @~Toyland" report Tuesday, .,, j:gers, such as~~ pam ~t can cause chilWeintraub said'-. the greatest danger p!ren to cholte1 ~ consumer lobbying group comes fiom ~ palls, baUoons and toys . with smaU parts th}J: children can choke : warns. . t . : While tjl.ost toys i!fe safe, dangerous on. .;;excer.tipnf ·do wind . up on store shelves . The toy industry denounced the report, ~d ·web si~ said ,1 Uchel Weintraub, an whjch includes ·Jists•lff toys the consumer ;With the u.s. Public interest group deemed dangerous. I ~esearch Group. The group released its "To suggest - as these hit .lists do - , .; Including Colorado Blue Spruce • ' White Pine· Norway Spruce • ;~overnrnent product ·~saf~ty agency reca.P.$ ~! w..;'§i.HIN«;iTON (AP) - H~liday toy :1 Shoppers should be wary of hidden dan- ,4/u,~: Ball&. Burlap Trees ...,, ... I The Dally Sentinel• P~ge A 3 fP2irents warned t~ watch out for toys ··'""" ' Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~Pink ·White ·Marble ·Jingle %1NTEREST · .· FIUIEYUI Budget · from Page AI deadline for responses . Trussell has depleted his budget to make the Dec. 5 payroll, he said, and no additional funds are available in his budget. In fact, the sheriff said he will be required to leave some bills unpaid until early in the new year in order to make the next payroll. The only other way the county can pay the final pay. roll for the deputies, Davenport said, would be through the use of any additional, unanticipated revenue coming into the county coffers between now and Dec. 14. Such a windfall is unexpected, Davenport said, and the county faDs nearly a half-million dollars short of making its orlginal S3.5 million certification, established by the Budget CommissioN in January. That certiijcation must be met before additional funds can be certified and appropriated into deparnnental budgets. Although the county wiD likely make the certification by year's end, it wiD probably do so after the final payroll of the year. Deputies continue an informational picket in fiont of the County Courthouse, and have set a public meeting to seek input on a proposed half-percent sales tax increase for Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. at Meigs High · School. s.e·Store For ~- Remember Bob's Gallipolis .; Garden Center for a large kelectlon of holiday trimmings, >_ artificial trees, seasonal crafts __ . and great gift ideas! .. Phone(304) 2400 Eastern Ave. ·. (Across from Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 44A.•17111 ' Our main conctm In all stories Is to be accurate. II you knoW of an error In aiiOfY, call the ...W.roonl at (7>10) 1102-2151. · New• Departmtntl • through Frldoy, =::.paid II 1 Court St., Pomlroy, Ohio. Secand·cfa&s II Pomoroy • : Tho Auodatod p,.... and tho Cillo N - -lion. Poetmnter: Send llddreu corraoDolly 8enllnol, 111 Court. 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AMnlllnO EXt.3 clriiull11on Elrt. 4 cjaulflect Ad• Ext. 5 ToMnde-mall newsOmydallysentlnel.cam On thaWab www.mydollysantlnat.com ~""~""~~"~~ . :' Come 11M US durlnJ ANTIQUE~ . 50 cehta SUboCflloiS not dollnno to pay lhe MIU .-.afntlon ' lnordt Motoo cot'.rtir ' 13 Weeke $21.30 26 Weeki • $53.82 ' 52 w.... $105.56 Aalft outside Meigs County t3 Weeks S29 ..'ii!5 $56.6~ .'ii!6 Weeka 52 Weeks $109.72 ~ • ,.• OP_,!N HOUSE "S:ue ~ Selectables . · ·. "" 99 f.tHI Street .. ' ~. . Middleport, Ohio (740) 992..0298 . . . 10:00 am )o pm ·... . Monday through Saturda~ ~~ttJdsa#~~~~u~~~ ALL AGES. ALL TIME S $4 .00 �.. 0 The Daily Sentinel ...;., PageA4 M. Y mo th er; DEAR I "V ABBY: .. . n- ·~·h era, IS a difficult person. e. declares her opinion on anythmg and everything, and doesn't whethe r I' t's h urt • . . care fu.l, 1f Its asked for, or even if ~.Its h~r place to speak up at all. ~ She also , plays favorite~ with ~er children and grandchildren . '<J Vera has always felt it is her to dJSc!.pll"ne h er gran d ,rT. tght . ·; .lods • even if the'1r parens t are nresent ;"',r . · My h lfS b an d says Wit · h a buckle that she's too old to i'tchange, 't.l, dthat she's got II ah good .., ear 1 an means we . I c a1kit ". •UP t o h er b emg · ' me ddl mg an d ' 111 Court .... Pometoy, Otllo 7.0 112-1111 ~ , ..: 112-2157 R. 8hllwn Ulwla M8Mglng EdHor DleM~HIII Controller .......... - .. - · ,..,_,,., _ _ _ A/1_ ..No_,...,-...,,.,.,. IU/IId,....., ......., ....... ..,..........,.,., ,,. ,,.,..... ... ,_,-,. .. ,_,-..., ........ ,. no..,-_, .... _ ........... _ .. o/ ... ,...,...,_,ca.,....,.,..,....,_ ..., •••""*-.....,_ .. l .' ' I 1 Jti' ~orward ' . . on weekto seemg hm1 ends, and that she has many chores for him to do. ')Vhen we were packing our •.I son 0 ff to sc h ool, I mentioned ( this to him. He looked me straight in the eye and said: "No, Mom . Grandma treats you ADVICE ' like dirt. She hasn 't had time for me in the last 18 years. Now I don •t h ave lime · rtor HER. " her when it was obvious sh• was M k '\ y son as ed that I not give playing favorites. • •· J Vera his phone number. We All this has not beeil easy, agreed that, to be fair, I would because my mother-in-l~)v has not give anyone in the family not hadAsa alotremit, of time our his number, and that he would. family. she .fpr A·o esn't II k h ' ld . d. take a list of family addresses rea y now our c 1 ren m t- and phone numbers so he co uld ~· ··OVerheating. vidually. My hu"sband is blind to co ntact relatives himself, ~- Vera lm treated me with dis- how !;lis mother's behav\or has Abby, what d·o I s'ay to my · affect~d our kids.· ".,, ,, d re. spect urmg most of our mar· mother-i n - law? I understand Our oldest son is no~ a fresh - where our son is coming from, nage, many times in front of man at a university abc;>ut half but 1 'e.el he should show SOillC' I our children. In spite of this , I I have never saJ'd a bad word an hour from Vera's home. She '' r k d respect to his grandmother. He ab out h er in front of the chi!- remar e to me several times left last weekend, and Vera will d ren an d h ave trie d to cover for before he left that she is looking be ca1ling soon to get h is uum- OhiO Vllley Publlthlng Co. Publl8her CW.\Wioy OUR VIEW ·~ n·ear Abby y ! Give thanks Take time and think of those who won't be home this holiday · On Thursday we will be doing more than sitting down at the table. to eat turkey and the fixi!IS!· The literal meaning of Thanksgiving is to give thanks, no matter for what, and since it is a holiday for marty of 11$, it's appropriate to take the time to reflect on that .for which we should be grateful. . We're sure tveryone has their own list of items to celebrate in terms of good fortune. At. the top of ours is the fact that while Ametii:an troops stand in harm's way in and around Afghanistan, we should rejoice in that very few casualties have arisen !tom Opeiatlon Enduring Freedom. · With it, we should also continue to pray that the war on terrorism won't t:ike arty more American lives. The conflict is far from over, d~pite the overthrow of the Taliban, and our biggest mength lies in contin~:~ed .sllpport for the armed forces. Keep yoor thoughts fl)cused· pn the men and women now overseas working to preserve our freedoin. They will not be ' home for Thanksgiving; or Christmas, for that matter, until the situation in Afghanistan has .stabilized. They do so without reservation, realizint~ where .their duty lies. It is incumbent' on us ·to remember what they are doing so we can celebrate with lome s.ense of security. We can also be thankful that despite the horrors of 9-1 1, this nation stands srrong. The economy may be rocky, politicians still bicker in WMhington and the weave of life continues as it has in thil! USA That~ ulgn of this nation's resiliency in a time of cri•i,, We may·be facing a tough time ahead domestically and internationally, bot as une country we have withstood the test. The test will continue to try our patience, skill and knowledge in the coming years. But it Is comfortillg to realize, as this day of giving thanks 1eUs us, we will meet the challenge. Think about these thing! as we tiather tomorrow for the holiday. Be sure, also, to be safe if you're ·traveling during this peri. od. · Have a happyThilllksgiYI,njJ,everyane.We'll see you again on Friday.. TODAY IN HISTORY . BY THE ~SOCIATED PRESS Today is Wednesday, Nov. 21, the 325th day of 2001. There ate 40 days left in the year, .'roday's Highlight in History! . On Nov. 21, 1789, North Carolina became the 12th state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, · On this date: lrt 1877, inventor Thomas A. Edison announced the invention of his phonograph. ·In 1899,Vice President Garret A. Hobart, serving under President McKinley, died in Paterson, N.J., at age 55. In 1922, Rebecca L, Felton of Georgia was sworn in as the · first woman to serve ·in the U.S. Senate. · In 1942, the Alaska highway across Canada was formally · ·.· . . . opened. In 1964, New York's Verrauno Narrows Bridge opened. In 1969, the Senate Voted doWn the Supreme Coun nomination of Clement F. Haynswtirth, the first such rejection since 1930. In 1973, Presldetlc NiXon's attorney, J. Fred Buzhardt, revealed the existen~t of an 18 1 /2-minute gap in one of the White House tape re~ordings related to Watergate. In 1979, a mob attacked th~ U,S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan, killing two· Americans. . · . . In 1980, 87 people died in a fire at the MGM Grand HotelCa~ino in Las Vegas, Nev. In 1990;junk·bond financier Michael R. Milken, who had pleaded guilty to sill; felony ·counCs, was sentenced by a federal judge in NewYorlt td 10 years in prison (Milken served two). Ten yean ago: The U.N. SeCUrity Council chose Boutros Boutros-Ghali ofEI!YJlt to be the new Secretary-General. President Bush signed a civil ril!hts bill, then sought to calm a storm of controversy by withdrawing a tentative order to end governm~nt hiring preferenc.es Cot blacks and women, five years ago: Thi\'ly-three people were killed, more than 100 injured, when an explosion blamed on leaking gas ripped through a si.lt-story building in San Juan, Puerto Rico. One year ago: In a setback for George W. Bush, the Florida Supreme Cuur.t gtanted AI Gore's request to keep the presidential recounts goingi Democrats were jubilant, Republicans bitter'and angry. · Thday's Birthdays: Baseball Hall•of-Famer Stan Musial is 81. Country singer Jean Sltepiltd. is 68. Actor Laurence LuckinbiU is 67. Acttess Marlo Thomas u 64. Actor lUck Lenz is 62. Ballet dancer Natalia Makarow is 61 . Singer Dr. John is 61 , Actress Juliet Mills is 60. Comedian-director Harold Ramis is 57. Television producet·Marey Car:scy is 57.Actress Goldie Hawn is 56. Rock musician Lonnie Jordan (War) is 53. Singer Livingston Taylor is 51. Actreso·-s)nger Lorna Lufi ill 49. Actress Cherry Jones is 45. Rock musician Brian Ritchie (The Violent Femmes) is 41. Gospel singer Steven Curtis Chapman is 39. Actreso Nicollette Sheridan. is 38. Singer-actress Bjork is 36. WtldMSdl!y, Nlnember 11, 2001 Turnabout . is,fi;zir play for negleciful grandma The Daily Sentinel CheriM W. Qovey yt ;:lhe Daily Sentinel Non. .., 21, 2001 -Page AS . her. There are go1n~ to be repercu ss ions if I Withho ld it from her. Please help. - DES PERATE DAUGHT ER - IN LAW DEAR DESPERATE: Your mother - in-law is reaping the harvest of what she has sown. Tell her that college i1 a big adju stment for yo11r .a n - it's th e truth- and that he has h er number wit h him . [n the mean time, she'll have to find someone else to do h er c ho1 e,. Don't make you r <o n fee l c gu•·1ty •or not 1a ving someo ne who hasn't loved him . His silence will J~li ver his message loud and clear. IJ "' A" A- BBY . · c. 1" : f am 20 years old . My parents have bt•t·n m.rried 3 1 yea rs. My parent< .1n d I h 1 ave a grea t re ati o n>lup. IJac\. and 1 work in th.c sam e office. ' 1 loo ked in 111y fa thds desk :· . . su rpn1e, I d"covered two boxes of condon" [ wa<n 't snoop1ng. In our oftlcc , we are always m and out of one another's desks, . . gettmg bu:;JIIeSS <:ards or other office need s. Abby, 1 ca n't see why my father would n~ed condoms, especially at work. The first thing that crosjed my mind is '•' be cheat1ng. · th at my fl the r" ·may Should i confro nt him' . PERPLEXLJJ DAUGHTER IN ALDER TA DEAR PERPLEXED DAUGHTER·. If you ' re smart, yo u'll M.Y.O. B. and assume someone p;ave the condoms to your fath er as a joke. Say nothing to hi m ohou t them . J>osscs<io n dot·•n't necessarily mean b,c. is gudty of any thing . for som er hin g, an d much to my Phi lliJH. ,' ' . . Dcor Aliu.~ if Jr<rit reu by Pi;l.liue " Phillip .< 1 •4'J dallgltrer · j(llrlllf 1-.t._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SOCIETY SCRAPBOOK LOCAL RUSHER'S VIEW HAPPENINGS Community C I: idal Is published • a fnll I8IVice" to nctnprollt groups wishing to lnnaUnce lilllltlnga and apeclal 8111111a. The calendar Ia not ;'\ Military courts for terrorists shows Bush·is serious President Bush has struck a brilliant blow for the nation's security and for good, old-fashioned common sense in issuing a presidential order allowing military tribunals to try foreigners charged with terrorism. Prepictably, the American Civil Liberties Union has thrown a hissy fit, saying that it is "deeply disturbed" by the order and calling on Congress to step in before the "Bill of Rights in America is distort. ed beyond recognition." But the truth is that such tribunals have deep roots in American history and jurisprudence, and , they are indeed the standard way by which previous administrations have dealt with situations comparable. to the one facing us today. The trouble is that we are so accustomed to seeing criminals who have murdered totally blameless victims give the courts a run-round for 15 or 20 years - or escape the consequences ·of their crimes altogether because their fathers beat th,em or their lawyers were incompetent -- that we assume that anybody who doesn't get cut that much slack is being treated unconstitutionally. But that assumption ignores the tremendou; differences between an American citizen, however villainous -· or even an enemy soldier acting openly under his country's orders - and terrorists who come to this . country under false pretenses, melt into American society until . their plans mature, and then slaughter thousands of wholly innocent American citizens in the name of Allah at the behest of a silent conspiracy in the •, '....I '\. ..__.•.AI' William Rusher COLUMNIST designed to promoiB 8ale8 or fmd.f alae • at any type. lams are court. A verdict of guilty, aAd the penalty (including death), must be supported by two-thirds of the panel~ members. The defendant is entided ~o offer a defense and to have !ega) 'assjstance in doing so. Certain crippling rules of evidence, however - notably the hearsay rule and the prohibition against using illegally seized evidence - would not apply; under the Bush order, all evidence that would "have probativl' value to a . reasonable person" is admissible. Would that be unbearably unfair to Osama bin Laden's agents? As Vice President Cheney exp.lained, "The basic proposition 1here is that somebody who comes int11 the United States illegally, who condu~ts a terrorist operation killing thousands. of innocent Americans -men, women and children - is not a lawfi4,. C<?','l)>~W.(IS .,,~10-;r:pey don't deserve to be treat eel 'as pflsoners of war. They don't deserve. the same guarantees and safeguards that would be used f~r an Americar citiien going through the normal judicial pf<1cess." . In addition, although such ' tribunals could try terrorists captured in t.!te Unit- · ed States, the expectation is that their ·primary use would be overseas, dealing with terrorists apprehend~d there. This new presidential initiative is further evideqce of how. seriously Bush takes the war in whi~h America is engaged and how · thoughtfully he is dealing with the problems it raises. '' p~ecl only•apecepemlltund ', <C81oiOtbeguAI•IIeEd to be print· . , eclalpec:lllc runber ol days. " . ·MOti>Av "• POMERoY -Meigs County Agri-.•.Cillural Society, Monday, 7:30 p.m. ·~· ·· in 1he Coon 1bltels Bui1dng on 1he .'' "·Rock Spmgs Fairgnxn:ls. Eleclion .. ' ' of oftlcets wil be held. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern ' :· 'local B<lard d Edlcation, regular " '' 'meeli tg, 7 p.m. Monday, hig19Chool ,.,. ! i r r~macia oantar. mountains of Afghanistan. Do such people deserve a trial by jury. defended by lawyers paid for by the government, and subject to the rules of evidence lhat apply in our domestic courts? As recently as World War II, when a Nazi submarine put several saboteurs ashore at Amaga!15ett in Long Island, N.Y., with instructions and explosives to destroy the complex of oil refineries and key rail facilities at Newark, N.J., Franklin Roosevelt impaneled a military commission that convicted them after a prompt trial. They were then duly executed, equally prompdy. Or, to go further back, do these terrorists d~erire better ·tteatment than the British spy Major Andre, who, during the Revolutionary War, collaborated with the American traitor, Benedict Arnold? General Washington ordered Andre tried by a military commission. He, too, was convicted and duly hanged. I ' Th~re were similar cases in both the (William Rusher is a Distinguished FelMexican W~r and the Civil War. low of the Claremont bJStitule for the StHdy A military tribunal is no kangaroo of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy.) • . POMEAO)'-Pon181oy0rderd '·' Eastern Star 186, ~ .... meeting '-. 11 ·~ 1 Monday, 7:3(1 p,m,, Olestef Mason' : 'k: llui!OOg. 25-year pins tl be awwd1.• •ed. Reln!shrnen1s follow. OtficeiS to NJearc:hapterdt asses. i•. ; I'; ' ' . · TUPPERS PlAINS ~0 '\>lams Tuppers Flli(piat s8Nei Oistrict; SJ)e. ' 'Ui:ll 111191r1Q, IVJLA'IUay, 5:"" .>AI p.m., to . "" ·"'-' ' 1i .......... ' n1discuSs possible iliga1ion. ·~ rl MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' . "' 11 FSDAY • ol MIOOLEPORT - Brooks-Grant ., - I' ~ Sons of Union Veterans of 1he · '· Civil War and 1he Maj. Daniel .•. -McCook Circle Lades d 1he Gland . .. Almj of 1he Repl.bllc, meetings, ~~ '"Tuesday, Mlddeport Al1s Council ,; building. Polludl ~ dil".i ner 6:30 p.m. in honor of Pres. Lil>Dl's filst declqm1ion ol Thanksgiving. Meat fumished. Guests . W!ll•\)'ocome, . E1ec1ion o1 s.u.v. oftlcets. •1b . f'mlprn will be on "The Bailie of ·. Camifax Felly, W.Va." by Capt. ., Mk:hael Sheets ol1he 36th Virginia __ lnfantly ol Hunlinglon, W.va. POMEROY - Bi~~st Selection Q[Qualily Quilt Fabric In 'f1ie TriState Area Ruth Ann Tayl?,r's Original KITS Sign up for quilt ciasses • call for details :1· L 1 Commun~ 1he Meigs Qulty Mnsterial Associ!:'alion at Fl~ Baptist Church in Pomeroy, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Public '-.invited. '' POMEROY - Ollicial count ol balols from Nov. 7 eleclion, 8:30 1 ' a.m. Tuesday, Board of Eleclions. The •abrk: shop I,' 110 W. Main St • Pomeroy, Ohio '• :1. (740) 992-2284 POMEROY - Childhood irrm.Jnizaliondinic, Tuesday, 1 to 7 p.m. at Meigs County Heal1h Dept. Bring , shot recolds. Children must be ;'JI" atXXIII'(larlied by parent or legal IJ' I. guatOan.' are From our 'family to.yours · · ~ 7i4flh~ 1 HARDWARE • MASON, W.VA. 1·304-773-5583 DROP US ALINE. Birth announced ~ SeNk:e SfJOIISOied by even have sill; if you're into time manage- p.m. to 10 p.m. '.I. ment.And technology moves way too fasi • "Friends": Sill; bald, fat ·guys sit in a to be able to see five years into the future. garage watching a football game. We may all live in Styrofoam boxes and . • 'Judge Honey": A reality. sho\v in drive magnetic cars by then. I can even which men testify in cou~ · and . see the day when computers decide we're judged by their own wives. not smart enough to use them, and they • "Middle-Aged Survivors'1; Couples just carry on without us. So, if your com- compete to pay off their mortgages and pany asks you to come up with a five-year put their children through. college. plan, I suggest you. look backward rather ~"The Weak~st Link": Ca9did converthan forward. Identify half a dozen blun- sanoru at a fanuly reunion. ders the company made over the last five Message is clear years and recommend that you don't do Three weeks ago, I dropped my cell those again: If you can stop repeating mis- phone off to be fixed at the phone store. takes, you may eventually run out of I. didn't h~ar anything from ti).em, so yesthem. On the personal side, you have the · terday I went in to see how things we're exact opposite problem. A five-year plan going. They told·me the phone was fixed isn't nearly long enough.You need an 80- 15 days ago and that they had called and or 90-year plan. And you have to make it lefi me a massage saying so. I did a little work. You can't quit or get fired. And no research and found out that no message matter how successful you get, at the end, had been left at either my •office or my you go under. home. They had left the m6s!age on my Middle-aged channel cell phone - the very cell phone that With the proliferation of television was lying in their drawer waiting for me charinels these days, I'm wondering why to pick it up. I think that's called circular nobody has come up with The Middle- logic. Aged Channel, where all programming is QUOTE OF THE DAY:"Ifyou never geared to people in my age bracket. If. laugh at yourself, people will thlhk you're they ever do, here are some program sug- stupid."- Red Green ·' gestions: · . · •"Stop Children,What'sThat Svund?": (Red Green is the star oj"T11e R~d Green A series that identiti"' digestive n<~ises Show," a televiSion series seen (n tl1e US. on and what they mean. - PBS and ill Canada on tile CBC Network • "The Midlife Late Show:·: Late-night and tire author of"The Red Green Book" and talk show that runs weeknight< from 9 "Red Green Talks Cars: A Love Story." · 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio 74().1192·21 5I hear book review , ' ~ 6:30 p.m. Monday, •I,., bullcJng. Ulhen your body ·realizes it's missing the big picture US 1'111111 A..., Glll11>011o, Ohio • 740HI 1342 war against the Indians, the boy is taken tG the or Christmas. The next /neeting was announ~ed as Charleston townhouse of relatives. Not happy being on Nov. 28 at the Pomeroy library with Olita there, he runs away to live on the frontier, growing Heighton as hostess. There will be a book exchange Up with many adventures, even me eti ng Daniel at the meeting. iI . 'I . Boone. MIDDLEPORT - . "The Crossing," a historical Parsons pointed out that, since the. nove) was novel by Winston Churchill, was reviewed by Betsy written in the early 1900's, it renects many of th~ . Parsons at a recent meeting. of the Middleport LitLONG BOTTOM - .Brian attitudes common then with Its emphasis on social erary Club held at the home of Pauline Horton. and Mischelle Skidmore 'Beeler class and admiration of the "high-born". Attitudes lntroducted by Leah Oid; Parsons initially noted announce the birth of a daughthat the author was :j,n American writer, and not ihe of bias, toward Native Americans cast mainly as ter, Gabrielle Mary Alice, on murderous savages, and African Americans cast English Sir Winston Chi\rchiU of World War II O ct. 12 at Ohio State Univerleadership fame. He lived~ New England at about mainly In servant roles, were quite differept from Medical Center. sity today. the same time as the English statesman and wrote a Maternal grandparents are The reviewer s~1ted that the book was especially number of popular books on themes on American Jam e< P. Skidmore and Randy Interesting to her when familiar places were menhistory. ·c and Fr.mces Reiber. Her paterOne of Churchill's m\Jst popular novels, pub- tioned. In one scene of"The Crossing" when the . nal gr.~IH lpare nts are Thomas is coming in a flatboat down young man Ritchie lished In 1904, \vas "T~\ Crossing", set in the late and ~\IZ.11 111c Kibble. Great1700's and early lSOO's;~cording to the reviewer. the Ohio River, it tells of his stop at Fort Harmar Beeler gran dnwthcr is Geraldine Var(now Marietta) where the Muskingum flows into The crossing referred to was the coming of the ney and the late Winston Varfirst pioneers over the mountains from Virginia to the Ohio, and later floats on south past little settleney, the late Warren and Mary Alice Skidmore, and ments such as Leading Creek. Kentucky, Parsons reported. She said there are refParsons -concluded her review by saying that, as Albert and Eileen Martin . erences to real people of the time, such as Daniel we prepare to celebrate the 200th birthday of our Boone, Andrew Jackson, a'nd George Rogers Clark, state, it is good that we should remember men like who plays a large role in "The Crossing". . The main chalacter•. .fictional,. David Ritchie Clark and the frontier pioneers who opened the seems at first to be a typical frontier boy hvmg In a area to settlement, making the Northwest Territory' rude' cabin on the Y~dkin R.i\ler, but he later finds an early part of the new United States. 1 ·s11bscribe roday. Roll call was answered by each member recountout ihat his father :.Varlhe yourigerson of a Scot992-.? I'll tish earl. When his fat1\e~· goes to the wilderness to ing a meaningful family tradition ofThanksgiving Literary dub members ,,., i LETART FALl.S- Letart Tt!WI'}- RED GREEN'S VIEW BY- GREEN I have a friend wl10's a pediatrician, arid he's against vitamiri pills for children. He says that the child's body will direct the child to take in the right foods. In other words, he believes 'that the body knows best and doesn't need any kind of medical or even parental intervention. I find this to be an interesting theory, and, if it applies to children, it must also apply to adults. So I made a list of everything I consumed last week, to see how I was making out on the laissez-f~ire approach. With apologies to my friend, I have coneluded that my body has absolutely no grasp of the big· picture. It doesn't force me to take in what I need. It forces me to take in what it wants. My body has no sense of cause and effect, no remorse for past indiscretions and no foresight for future consequences. My, body lives completely in the moment - let's do what feels good right now. In short, my body is ari animal. And ifl hope to be able to live with this animal, it's going to need to go to obedience school. Luckily, my wife is a licensed instructor. The 5-year pi~ My father ran hiS own busmess, and I often heard him talk a~t a five-year plan. I don't know whether anybody still docs five-year plans, but if they do, I don't think they should. Too tl)llny unexpected thmgs can happen m five years. You could have five kid< m five years - you could ' ~----- �Paae A 6 • The Dallv Sentinel VVednesdi~Nov.21,2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Wed•esay. November 11.1001 FAMILY MEDICINE Winners Herpes can irritate, spread cifter blisters heal Question: My husband gets frequent cold sores that are a nuisance more than a real he•lth problem. Four months ago, I had burning with urination and genital discomfort. My doctor prescribed an antibiotic for a urinary tract infection without examining me. My symptoms persisted so I followed up with my gynecologist, who diagnosed me with type I genital herpes. I'm taking Valtrex and have no obvious sores, but I do have some mild itching. Is it common to pass herpes when no obvious blisters are present, and is it also common to have mild irritation continually? To raise money to produce Rogers and Hammerstein's musical, "Oklahoma" in .September, the Riverbend Community Theater group took donations on a 2001 Show Bear named "Curly" donated by the Ohio River Bear Co .. and a gun purchased from Stewart's Guns· and Supplies. Winner of the bear was Bob Buck, above. of Pomeroy Winner of the gun was Scott Green of New Haven. pictured below with · Tom Stewart. (Contributed photos) Answer: The herpes virus family is a large one. The most common member of this family is called Herpes Simplex Virus type 1 (HSV 1). It causes most cases of herpes infec. tions of tholh10uth and lips but can also sometitnes cause gen ital herpes infections. Likewise, other members of the family, partitularly Herpes Simplex Virus type 2 (HSV 2), which usually produces genital infections. can sometimes infect the area in and around the mouth. , HSV 1 usually strikes for the first time in childhood, where it produces a sore throat, mouth sores and often the typical " fever blister" on the lip. Subsequent attacks are less severe and characteristically produce a single blister or a cluster of small blisters on the lip. These attack• are often brought on by physical or emotional stress. In children a common stress is mild illness that produces a fever - hence the name "fever blister." These attacks clear up in a few days without any specific treatment. Though 85 percent of the world population has im~unologic evidence that they have had an HSV I infection , only about 20 percent actually have apparent cold sores. The rest of us just carry the virus. You see, our immune system doesn't kill the HSV infection. Instead, it just holds it in check. When the conditions are right, the virus will seize its opportunity to replicate and produce the · characteristic viral blister. Though, as I mentioned earlier, HSV 1 produces cold sores most often, about 30 percent of us will have these blisters on the genitals, as you do. HSV 2 is a subtly different member of the herpes family lGarth Brooks releases •• J:mi/p . ~didnc Becky Baer ADVICE skills and abilities in both their professional and personal lives. In addition, more things can be accomplished when more than one person is doing them. Being willing to delegate may be difficult. However, if responsibilities are given to others, the entire organization can benefit. ·Learning to delegate can begin by doing the following: you' take, only reduce the severity and frequency of attacks. The drug hampers the ability of the virus to replicate and, thereby. limits the amount of tissue that is damaged by infection. You have some persistent mild burning or discomfort even though the genital skin appears healed because the virus sets up its permanent residence · within the nerves supplying the area of the initial blisters. This causes some reaction in the nerves that you perceive as your mild symptoms. 'f.hese will subside with the passage of time, but it doesn't happen overn.ight. Medicitr"e" is a weekly collmrn. To submit q11estions, write to john C. Wolf. D. 0., at" Post Office Box tio, Athens, Ohio 45701. Past colomms are available online at ~~~mvjbradio. O'}//fm. ~<family lbanksgiving dinner enjoyed by UMW ALFRED A carry-in Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed by members of the Alfred UMW at a . recent meeting at the church. Pastor Jane Baettie gave grace. The business meeting opened with prayer and the reading of the purpose. Martha Poole, secretary, and Osie Mae Follrod, treasurer, gave their reports which were approved. The group reported 62 friendship calls and discussed Christmas gifts for shut-ins. The report of 2001 . officers was prepared for District Secretary Leona Kuhn. Thelma Henderson had the prayer calendar, and chose Kathy Burton Lewis, who is in mission work in Japan . The A simple solution for helping your wishes come true. Each time you visit us at K&C Jewelers and see an Item you wish were yours, simply ask us to apply it to your own personal wish lisL This allows friends and loved ones to purchase just the .right gift without taking the sup rise out of giving. Hope aU your wishes come true•. Also, registers you for a chance to win a $500 shopping spree! 212 L Mail- P-oy, Ollie * A2/bsleighh .foilWb'ofJtnuln Beanie Babies ** 1 lh box RusseU Stover.-mpwr Aut. 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But the stoty is more notable for its lessons in cultural collision, religious xenophobia and the ownership of history. for *Wreathe 6nowtn6M * D600t'St6d 616da *Iiana pall"'t&:f vvtnaow DRAWING SUNDAY 4:30P.M. New Holiday Hours: GONE, BUT NOT FOR GOOD - Garth Brooks performs at the In 1989, in a remote town in northern India, a group of Hindus began their Saturday preparing for a religious procession that would lead them to the ancient holy site of a Hindu temple now occupied by a Muslim mosque. Passions were heated at the day's beginning, and blood was shed · at day's end, in a Hindu-Muslim riot that . claimed eight five5. One of the victims was Priscilla Hart, 24, an American aid worker devoted to women's reproductive health. Shashi Tharoor's novel "Riot" centers on the questions surrounding Priscilla's death: Who would kill this brighteyed do-gooder? Was it the enraged husband of one of her charity cases or her Indian lover's jealous wife? Maybe it was the result of a xeno- which the love story serves ·" only a vehicle. The Western reader wiU not finish th e book with a heart wrou ght weepy by unfulfilled love, but with a mind expanded by a new understanding of violent religious conflict that a seen lar society so often struggl es to comprehend. ' The setting is the village of Zalilgarh, typical to India for its struggles to harbor the coexistence of peoples divided and redivided along lin es oflanguage, region, caste, class · and"l'oligion. Tharoor 'w rites that this fragile society seems "bound to fall apart on one or several of these cleavages" but ·that it has " belied every doomsayer who's predicted its imminent disintegration " because "they underestimated the resilience ~ of Indian democracy, which gave everyone, however underprivileged or disaffected ' a chance to . pursue. his or her hopes and ambitions within the comman system." (740) 992-3785' Open Thanksgiving Day 10 am • 1pm • fJX ! "Riot" (Arcade, 272 pages. $24 .95) by Shashi Tharoor. 35th annual Country Music Association Awards in Nashville, Tenn. Brooks, who's sold 100 million albums, and makes his schedule around his daughters' soccer practices, Is focused back on the country music business for a few months. The occasion is the release of his ninth album (excluding holiday, live and compilation projects), "Scarecrow." He's hinted it may be his last, though he's left himself some loopholes. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green) ,' · · kn that doesn t sell any papers.You with Brooks handling a variety ,, of n;taterial with assurance. ~- ks b li th . . . roo e eves e trme IS Besides a couple of nods to his nght for a break, even wnhout early country style - the rolfa~y considerations. . licking "Beer Run" is a politi. The road of country mustc cally incorrect romp with wmds and twists and veers off George Jones - the album and does things," he says. reflects Brooks' childhood "There's a fine line between roots in the music of the 1970s. reinventing yourielf again, and There are strong hints of then seUing out to try and get Jackson Browne ("Mr. Midairplay. That's a tough line that night"),James Taylor \'Thicker you walk.'' Than Blood") and Bob Seger Finding material for the "Scarecrow" album was diffi- ("Why Ain't I Running"). "What's weird is, when you cult, he says. Needed were songs he was comfortable look at country music aQd the singing that would please radio blue coUar individual, what is programmers, and didn't repeat the theme today for that?" season of the •Scarecrow."' Brooks says. "It's a Bob Seger After the specials, ·Brooks themes from past hits. .. Scarecrow" is a mixed bag, song called 'Like a Rock.' says he'll return to being"a dad who occasionally sings.'' The 39-year-old announced his retirement a year ago, saying he would record one more studio • etuf'f'&l Animal6 album. ' • 5rL:Ial SUpplies • 5aDoone "I can understand how peo" • Craft; Supphl'e pie can go, 'Now wait a minute, if he's retired, how's he Come in during Middkporti doing all this stuff?"' Brooks Open House for refreshments! says. 992..0538 "An easy way to clear it up 93MIUStreet ... is to point out that I'm dping exactly what I said I'd . 212 East Main • Pomeroy, Ohio group signed a birthday card Also present were Sarah. for her. Henderson gave the Caldwell, Charlotte Vanmission report . on "Sowing Meter, Nina Robinson, Mary Seeds of Bounty." Jo Barringer, and Nellie ParkAll joined in reading ' and er. discussing the program, The next meeting will be "World Thank Offering Dec~ 11 at 7 p.m., with a The Response of Thankful- carry-in family dinner and ness." gift exchange, f f.Jf: CouNrA.Y BY Coov ft •F!IO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Eyea Craft;a Owner- Clarice G. Krautter Manager • Terry Farrar, Sales • Paige Cleek Judy Bunger, Jody Hupp MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 6 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)! Ganh Brooks' ceUular phone : buzzes incessandy on a desk ! across the room at Capitol • Records. He rubs his _ eyes and , ·ignores it. .•' "I feel like I am so slow right ..; rnow."h e says. "ldon 't remem. ber it moving this bst. But it , .moves fast. So, (I'm) catching _up." Brooks, who's sold 100 million albums - and nukes his ·schedule around his daughters' soccer practices - is focused '' back on the country music business for a few months. ••· The occasion is the release of 1 his ninth album (excluding · holiday, live and compilation projects), "Scarecrow." He's hinted it may be his last, though he's left himself some , loopholes. There will be no tour to promote the album, as Brooks has announced he won't return '{' to the concert circuit until his " three daughter.; are grown. His • you t, Alii · 5 H 1. nges e, lS • e tves · close to ex-wife, Sandy -, Brooks, in Oklahoma, and the , children alternate between th two homes. e Instead of touring, Brooks • planned three concert specials on CBS during November. : The first was scheduled for l• Wednesday (Nov. I 4). • "If people tune in, its going 1 to put us in front of 10 times as many people as it took us three 1 years to see live on tour," , Brooks says. "So it works out l reaDy well for me as a father.".:. : It makeS us feel very good and ; very confident going into the I • IdentifY responsibilities. Be specific when giving details of options and restrictions. Be consistent. • Assign entire parts to be completed. Don't commission fragn1ents of the total project. • Select appropriate people to do specific tasks based upon their abilities, skills and expertise. Supply suitable feedback in a timely manner. • Obtain input from colleagues in setting goals and guidelines and when making decisions. Share important information with them, so they can conduct their new responsibilities correctly. Transfer authority and power to those cho.o;en to handle .the assignments. • Recognize the .accomplishments that result from the delegated work. Thank ' those who were responsible for getting the work done. Riot' an uneven tale of murder and cultural conflict • ; John C. Wolf, A.uociate Professor of Family Medicine that is present in 20 percent of the population. Th1s, remember, is the strain that causes genital herpes most often but can also cause oral lesinns. As you can see, these distinctions are subtle. They are of great interest to the virologist but of little importance to the rest of us as there is no major clinical difference in t\le type of health problems the two strains cause. Up to 90 percent of the cases of herpes infections are spread by individuals who have no obvious sores. We doctors call this "asymptomati c shedding of virus." What this means is that any time you kiss, share eating utensils or have intercourse with someone, you .are at risk of contracting a herpes infection. Today we don 't have medicines that will kill the HSV viruses that cause these infections. Instead, the drugs now on the market, like the Valtrex 1 !new album, 5ca TIME OUT FOR TIPS Are you overwhelmed at home, at the office or when providing leadership to committees at work or in the community? Do you think you. are the only one who knows how to complete a specific [ask? Do you work at home or after business hours when no one else does? Are you a perfectionist? Do you feel you are not doing your job if someone else is given some of the responsibility? Do you feel you don't have time to tell others how to do the task? Do you want all of the recognition for yourself? If so, it may be time to learn to delegate responsibilities to others. Delegating can be very beneficial to an organization, whether a household, busi-ness, agency or committee. Delegating can allow others to feel like they are contributing to the project and the group's work. It can enable them to develop their Page A7 Christmas Gift Bows - Bag of 25 25%0FF ONLY39¢ . CHOOSE FROM"' ' .., • LA-Z-BOY • CATNAPPER • FLEXSTEEL! ' . ~ ONE OF THE AREA'S LARGEST. SELECTION OF RECLINERS. , Crosley WASHER AND "n''"' -· ,.. J ~ :J~fP~~~~ • 1-folidQy CQtd!: • PQ~et Good!: Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph. • Mugs Prescription Ph. 992-2955 740-nB2·3148 Charles Rime, R. Ph. 112 East Main Street I Ptom.. rnu Ohio Weeknigh~ 'Till9 • · HOURS Mon - Frl8am Sat. Sam- Spm Sun.10om-4pm MASON FURNITURE CO. QualhV • Selection • Service 2nd Street 773- wv �• America at War • 1 The Daily Sentinel • PageAB Wednesd-r. Nove1111ber 21, 2001 :' elter to senator had billions Of , Pentagon may send Marines into Afghanistan OPERATION WASHINGTON (AP) - A battalion of Marines trained for counterterrorism and other complex missions probably will be sent to Mghanistan soon, perhaps this week, a senior U.S. official says. As many as I ,500 of the . Marines would join Army and Air Force speCial operations troops already in Afghanistan, the official said Monday. The Marines could provide security for other U.S. forces or expand the search for Two Marine units ire w:riting Osama bin Laden and members of aboard ships in the nearby Arabim his al-Qajda terrorist network. Sea. Pentagon officials have not Sending in the Marines would made a final decision on sending substantially increase the number in the Marines, the official said, of U.S. troops on the ground nor have they determined how inside Afghanistan. Several hunmany troops would be sent and - dred U.S. special forces are there for what tasks. A small advance now, Defense Secretary DoQald ream might slip into Afghanistan H. Rumsfeld has said. The forces, first to arrange for the others' including Army Green Beret and arrival, said the official, who spoke Delta Force units, are in on condition of anonymity. Afghanistan helping -anti-Taliban groups and searching for ai-Qaida leaden. lbot hunt already has had some success. A Nov. 14 aintrike on a building outside the capital of Kabul ltilled al·Qaida's military chief, Mohammed Aref. The sa-ike also ltilled another 50 al-Qaida members, several ~nior Taliban 'officials and an undisclosed number ofTaliban fighters, said another U.S. official, also speaking on the condition of anonymity. The Pentagon also plans to send additional troOps into northern Mghanistan soon to work with other nations' forces in protecting a land route for humanitarian relief. other officials said Tuesday. The U.S. Central Command is still working out details, including how many U.S. troops may be needed to repair and secure roads, even as it steps up the search for bin Laden and other senior aiQaida memben. • go1ng ..Alliance agrees to talks:in Greece New bombing runs reported KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - The alliance that controls Afghanistan's capital and much of its countryside agreed Tuesday to attend power-sharing talks in Germany next week. A commander battlefront claimed thousands of Taliban fighters had defected from Kunduz, the last bastion of the - • Islamic militia in the north. •· New bombardment was reported as Gen. Tommy Franks, who commands the U.S. war effort in Mghanist3n, pledged Wednesday that "we will prevail" in clearing the Tal• iban out of Kunduz . ~: uwe need to complete the ;~ . work in Kandahar... and most ,: importantly we need to com!: :plete the destruction ofthe al:: Qaida terrorist network," he ~· ·told reporters at a US. base in WASHINGTON (AP) -A letter to Sen. Patrick Leahy ' was laced with billions of r.,. anthrax spores, authorities said ·~ as two more senators' offices '" closed when trace amounts of ,, anthrax were found on Capitol Hill. ::'~ A possible case of the most '_; deadly form of the disease :1' mysteriously appeared hun_1, dreds of miles away in Connecticut, when a 94-year-old woman in a rural area south- w st of Hartford preliminarily tested positive for inhalation anthrax. The woman was hospitalized in ·critical condition as r- authorities awaited additional •• test results from the federal government. "It's difficult to explain how the person contracted anthrax," Connecticut Gov. :. John Rowland said. "There is ~ no evidence (she) contracted the disease as a result of a criminal act." The governor said. the woman lives in Oxford, a rural ~ i> ,c ommunity of 9,800 people. ~ Kathy Johnson, the first select•• man of Oxford, identified her •• as Ottillie Lundgren, 94. !O' In Washington, an FBI microbiologist, speaking only on condition of anonymity, ~! said there were easily billions : of anthrax spores in the letter .,. · addressed to Leahy. Scientists "' ,, .. '" ! Anti-Tallban forces In control I ! ' Afghanistan has been without a central government since Nov. 13 when the Taliban pulled out of the capital Kabul. The noflham alliance now controls the capital and more than ha~ the country- except lor Kunduz, which is still occupied by the Taliban. The muHi-elhnic alliance and AlghaniS1an's other opposition groups, made up of cild friends and enemies united against the Taliban, are expected to attend an upcoming U.N.·sponsored conference in Germany on power-sharing. E Rashid Oostln, an ethnic Uzbel<, anteriKI the city Nov. 9, scoring - - . . , the firsl majOr victory tor the northern alliaoOOII. 5 f: Ismail Khan controls Herat and is aligned with Burtlanuddin Rallbani, head "" ol the northern alliance. i Abdul Kadeer, an Pashtun, Is !he new governor or Nangarhar province. 't\Jnus Khalis, also · Pusl'ltun, controls Jalabad. a~tl· Taliban ~,;,'!. oa,; Baba,.a Pasl'ltun son, ana U.S. Post3l Inspectors say they believe that Leahy's simply was quarantined at an offsite facility near Capitol Hill when Congress suspended mail delivery. Trace amounts of the bacteria were detected in the mail rooms of Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., but officials 1aid they were so minute they did not pose a . health risk. Nonetheless, the senators' offices were closed early for Thanksgiving. Officials were to b~gin sanitizing them. Police said they suspected the Kennedy and Dodd mail offices were cross-contaminated by anthrax spores from the letters ti:J Daschle and Leahy and that there was no reason for alarm . "All other tests which were SAFETY FIRST - Laboratory technicians sit on the steps of the Russell Senate Office Build- done through Dirksen and Ing on Capitol Hill, waiting to decontaminate their co-worker during an anthrax sweep. (AP Russell (Senate office buildPhoto/Hlllery Smith Garrison) ings) were negative, and that's good news for us," Capitol have said they believe 8,000 to spores were detected in a two- spoons of anthrax. Police Lt. Dan Ni chols said. The Leahy letter still has not 10,000 spores are enough to minute scientific Lest of the .Officials of the two affected infect a person wjth inhalation plastic garbage bag being used been opened as investigators, senators' offices hoped to anthrax, the most ·serious ·to hold the Leahy letter, the who already are convinced it reopen them Monday or Tuescontains anthrax , consider the day. Congressional officials are FBI mi crobiologist said. form. That letter was postmarked best way to examine its con- also hoping to resume normal An investigator who found the Leahy letter in a trash bag Oct. 9, the sa me date as a sim-. tents without compromising mail \lelivery next week. of unopened co ngression al . ilar anthrax-tainted letter sent possible evidence on the outAsked if the Leahy and mail last friday night could to Senate Majority Leader side of the letter. Daschle letters are the only Tom Daschle, which conFBI officials believe the lettwo witp anthrax , Capitol the enve~ feel powder inside lope and 23,000 anthrax tained a little less than two tea- ters were sent by the same per- Police spokesman Lt. Dan Nichols said, "That's what we know right now." U.S. Poml lnspect9r Dan Mihalko said there is an "extremely high probability" that the Leahy letter initially was misrouted on Oct. 12 to a State Department mail facility in Sterling, Va. , where a worker came down with inhalation anthrax. The misroutinil could explain why the letter never reached Leahy's office, said Mihalko. The Leahy letter was found Friday by the FBI and investigators from the Environmental Protection Agency n'l one of some 630 trash bags of unopened mail intended for Capitol Hill and held since the discovery last month of the letter to Daschle. The I'Bl and the Environmental Protec tion Agency spent nearly a week searching sequestered Capitol Hill mail before they found the Leahy letter. Investigators cut a hole in each bag and tested it for signs of anthrax. About 50 of the bags had at least trace amounts of anthrax spores. The outside of the Leahy letter appears virtually identical to the Daschle letter and bears the same fictitious "Greendale School" return address, all-capital block letters and other characteristics. supporter ol the northern alliance, Is seekiMg control of Ghazni. Hamid Karzai, an anti-Tali ban Pashtun, controls Tarin Kot, the capital ol Uruzgan province. :! ~Uzbekistan. ~ · American warplanes report•. edly targeted the Taliban home ~; base of Kandahar in the south ~ of Afghanistan early Wednes:· day. . On the front Jines of north,. ern Afghanistan it was fast ;: becoming a winter war. Out' side Taliban-held Kunduz, ~ shi\Jering northern alliance sol. , diers thinned out from forward '· : positions to huddle over fires in • their foxholes. ~ Alliance Gen. Mohammed •· Daoud said thousands of Tal- ;,, r~spores ~!..__ _ Pashtun leaders Mullah Naqibullah and Haji Basher, Iarmer Afghan commandem f91ting the . Prices Good Friday, Nov. 23·& Saturday, Nov. 24 ONlY Soviets, are poised to take control of Kandahar if Mullah Mohammad Ornar leaves. Basher is close to Jalalabad ruler Yunus Khalls. Anti·Tali ban Pashtuns associaled with Ismail Khan claim control of Nimruz province. · - o r contJot lliilJ Northam alliance CJ Anti·Taliban Pashtun ' r. t: Berlin, with fewer than 30 participants from four different Aff"-an groupings. IS" He said he hoped the conference would take the .group. ings- "each one. claiming to be fully representative of the whole of Afghanistan" _ and ! • ..,. • •• Holiday Shoppinif ., • • Sliced Peaches Fresh Stokely 1- _. 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Their bodies arrived in Pakistan on Wednesday. .: iban have defected from KunAls 1i esda · u ;· 'duz in recent days, and defeco u y, a semor .S. ; - ton' own accounts indicate at official said as many as 1,500 ; least hundreds have fled since Marines waiting on ships in • the Arabian Sea could be sent •. Sunday. Dozens of Taliban to Mghailistan this week to ~ lighten defected Tuesday. . join Army speGial opel'lltions Daoud said he was optimistic troops. The official, speaking ~ that he could finish brokering on condition of anonymity, :· surrender of Afghan Taliban at said that no final decision has ~ Kund\'z, perhaps within a day been made and that it was ~ . 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Hearst reach accord WASHINGTON (AP) - The Hearst Corp. has tentatively agreed to divest a drug database company and pay back $19 million in profits to settle antitrust charges, the Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday. The agreement must still be aperoved by the commission. Under the terms of the proposed settlement, Hearst would hand over the Medi-Span drug database business to Lippfncott Williams & Wilkins, Inc. Lippincott, a subsidiary of the Dutch publish~r Wolters Kluwer, is a Philadelphia- based publisher of health information. · The FTC had already filed a complaint in federal court demanding that Hearst create a new company to act as a competitor. ..:::w.ct=nesct~..,~·No¥.; .;,; -:_; ;.;.;•!;.; ;. . e. ;. . ;l~-1~ I - The Daily Sentinel Jobless rate climbs in touris··~ states • WASHINGTON (AP) - Reacting to the September terrorist attacks, unemployment rates rose in 33 states .last month, with the biggest gaim in Nevada and Hawaii, the government said Tuesday. The Labor Department said the jobless rate in Nevada rose 1.5 percent, climbing from 4.8 percent to 6.3 percent. Unemployment in Hawaii, another state heavily dependent on tourism, rose 0.9 percent, from 4.4 percent to 5.3 percent. Earlier• this month the government reported that the national unemploy. ment rate jumped in October to 5.4 per- • I cent, up from <1.9 percent in September. The September jobless suM~<")' did not capture layoffi that foUowed the Sept. II attacks. Economists said the statewide data showed that few sections of the country are being spared the impact of the economic slump. "This report mows that the fallout from the terrorist attacks hit very hard on states dependent on the crave! industry," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Economy.com. "But it also shows that tile economic weakness is very broadbased geographically." . ., BY ·' and recently Widowed. My son and his ) family live out of state, and I see them 1 only a couple of times a year. 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Damron couldn't be reached for comment. ewelry SUPPI.JFS Make ·Dan's Your Christmas ~hopping Headquarters for the Whole family &. Ornaments In stock! • Berry Garland .' died in the West Virginia portion of the Tug Fork, which runs between the states. CroweD said West Virginia wildlife officials are pursuing a PAIN'IBAI.I. • Clothes • Nurse Uniforms • Levi's • Carhartt • Belts • Boots • Knives .. nearly 58 miles ofWolf Creek, Coldwater Fork and the Kentucky portion of the Thg Fork of the Big Sandy River, Patty Wallace of Louisa, a mated 1.6 million fish killed in It doesn't include fish that member of "the citizens' group Kentuckia!IS for the Commonwealth, said Martin County Coal should be forced to pay more. "They should pay for restocking - they should pay to dean it up until it's OK to restock:' me said. The spill occurred Oct. 11, 2000, when 300 million gallons of slurry broke through the bottom of an impoundment near Inez and poured through old mines into two creeks, and then into larger waterways. Federal officials say it wa$ the South's worst environmenral disaster and the nation's worst black-water spill. It also is 'one ' year's massive coal slurry spill, state wildlife officials said. But there's stiiJ too much of the. sludge-like slurry on the affected creek and river bo~­ , toms to allow restocking, said Crowell, assistant dire<;tor of fisheries for the Kentucky ~epartment of Fish • and · Wilcllife Resources. "Despite what you read in llhe newspapers the place is not cleaned up," Crowell said Monday. "Until the recent dry spell, every time we had a decent rain, the water turned black again." · Restocking now could risk killing the reintroduced· fish, he said. The state will hold on to Judge uphold~ order 1 are Martin the settlement mooey until it's .of the region's worst fish kills, ; County Coal Co. has paid safe to restock the fish. That Crowell said. : $225,000 to replace an estimat- could perhaps take years, he The settlement with Martin . ed 2 million fish killed in last said. County Coal covers the esti- 740-992-9115 : "We feel tremendously sad over the tragic loss of eight lives : but our role is to make sure whether anybody lost their life due : to criminally negligent means, and we find that was absent in : this case," Abraham said Tuesday. "We leave it to the (victims') ; families and the su.rvivors to decide whether they wish to seek G.W. , Waterloo, Iowa D.EAR G.W.: Why not ask the kids who would like property, and who would like money? Let's assume that a couple of them would like property. Have the farm subdivided into parcels that you will leave specifiaally to those individuals. Your executor should be DIRECTED to dispose of the farm and distribute the money among those hein that do not want a parcel ofland. Those who do want the land should be given the right of first refusal to purchase it at the highest price the executor can find. The last thing that you want to do is to leave the f.lrm to the kids as undivided property. I belieYe is the last thing that you want to happen. DEAR BRUCE: My sister and I own an inherited farm. It's been a good investment, and it has strong sentimental value.We get along beautifully. We have seven children between w, she four and me three. The kids get along, but they are all OWlr the country. We feel that seven people inheriting a farm could get very complicated and could create problems. Should we sell the farm and bequest money to the kids, or should we divide the farm now and leave my share to my three and her share to her four? We would like to keep it in the family. so :Firm pays for part of cost to restore fish in polluted streams Doctors antldpatecl bleeding No Charges In fatal fire . .sOes have an interest in the property, which there other options? - · " -------~---------....,-----.....,....-----------------~- Antiques & Gifts &.l 10-5 ·!'·1,1. home. At your age, why not make new The likelihood is the home equity friends and have less responsibility? loan is going to be at a higher interest Since your family is far away. I'd be out . rate than the mortgage, so you are no joining clubs, traveling . and doing further ahead. You still awe exactly the those things that are fun and will help same amount of money. That makes keep you young: no sense. If you are along in years and DEAR BRUCE: Our howe pay- you want to pay the loan off early, I see ment is reasonable, however, JllOSt of no problem. Swapping one loan for to interest. We won- another just puts you deeper in the the money der ifwe should take out a home equi- hole. ty loan and pay off this mortgage? We lu to the title of the property, it are two single women owning the seems to me that it should be in both property that is set up as name, single, of your names with the right of surname, single. If something happens to vivorship. That means that if one perone, what happens to our propetty? son dies, the other one _owns it outN .W., Saginaw, Mich. right instantly. Check with your actorDEAR N.W.: In the first instance, ney on that one.The way that it's tided why in the world would you do that? now, relatives of either of you would .~ bEAR BIWCE: I am 70 years old in me issued the order because the media· attention SEATTLE (AP)- CoUege degrees are joining techjohs ~d could affect Yates' ability to get a fair ttial. . "The essence of it is the judg-e has eliminated the right of the frothy lattes as the staples of the Emerald City. A new U.S. Census survey found that nearly 52 l?ercent of ·people to know what these competency jurors were thinking;• · Seattle residents age 25 or older have graduated from a four- C~ronide ~orney Joel White said. year college, a higher •proportion than in any other big city in the nation. The fi~re eclipsed the national average of 25 percent. The su~Vey also found that '20 percen~ of Seattle adults have earned. a graduate or professional degree, compared with 9 per· cent nationwide. Experts say Seattie's many computer companies and biotechWASHINGTON (AP) - Americans should immediately nology firms are largely responsible for attracting the brain stop using a chemical mix masquerading as a dietary supple- power. • ment that was blamed for poisoning the livers of at least six : people, the government warned Thesday. l The victims, ages 20 to 32, suffered liver failure or acute LOUISVILLE. Ky. (A~) - Bleeding and swelling detected in : hepatitis after taking Lipokinetix for two weeks to three the brain of the first recipient of a self-contained artificial heart : months, the Food and Drug Administration said. was "not unexpected" after the patient suffered a stroke days , Lipokinetix, widely sold on Internet bodybuilding and : weight loss sites, is believed to contain a drug banned a year ago, earlier, his neurologist said. "There was some hemorrhage into the original stroke, but : a potent thyroid hormone, and a chemical once tested-as a topthere was no evidence of a new stroke," Dr. Lynn Simon said • ical therapy for genital warts that FDA has not approved for Tuesday, the day after a CT scan found the bleeding and : internal use. ~un swelling in Robert Thols' brain. The FDA urged that anyone who has used Lipokinetix call a ! doctor if they have any of the following symptoms: nausea, The 59-year-old patient had suffered the debilitating slroke ; weakness or fatigue, fever, abdominal pain, or any change in on Nov. II, prompting doctors to put him back on a ventilator 220 North Second Avenue a week ago. : skin color. On ·Thesday, doctors cut a hole in Tools' !hroat so a ventilator MidJ/eport, Ohio ' tube could be inserted into his windpipe:The procedure, called a tracheotomy, lets doct9rs remove · th~ ventilator from his mouth to make him more comfortable, · , PHILADELPHIA (AP) - No 'charges will be filed against : two sisters v:ho ran an unlicensed boarding house that caught : lire in April, killing eight people, prosecutors said. : An investig~tion found that the house's wiring, overloaded by HOUSTON (AP) -A judge Tuesday upheld an order bar: electric space heaters· used by several res idents, short-circuited ring the media from interviewing jurors who f!Jund Andrea Pla ; and the ensuing fire spread through th e walls. Kerosene heaters Yates competent to stand trial for drowning her five children. ' further fueled the blaze. The Houston Chronicle asked District Judge Belinda HiU to : But District ·Attorney Lynne Abraham said investigators reconsider the order she issued in . October. That order barred ' found no recklessness or gross negligence by Cuddlene Ross, the media from interviewing jurors ftom the competency hear: the building owner, or Christine Proctor, the building man~ging until a(j:er l)le co~ciqsion. 9f)'ates: trial, s~heduled to beg in : .• er. , · Supplement hit with waming BRucE WIWAMI NEWSPOPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCt~noN 1 ~illu~7.i Survey:·more grads in Seattle Wad•esd.y, Non•ber 21. 2001 Smart money·says house too large for widow ,, Zandi said this contrasted with the last recession· in 1990-91, when the Northeast and California suffered disproportionately. . Many economists believe the terrorist attacks have pushed the country into another recession, ending a record I 0year- long period of uninterrupted growth. 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This is the role that Pitt was meant to play, the role that Redford himself honed to such a fine art in "Three Days of the Condor." Forget all that sensitive man stuff. There are dirty jobs to be done, assassinations or coven oaerations that may save lives but require cold calculations by men who think on their feet, Hadley (Catherine McCormack). Hence, Muir's agenda is set: Foil his bosses, keep his clearance for one more day and get Bishop out of China. Bryggrnan offers a delightful roil, the frustrated boss who knows Redford is up to something.An old theater slandby -. in-onr-door-and-out-theothcr choreogiapby - is executed with j>=ision fOr maximum bughs, helped along by Marianne )~-Baptiste, who turns in an engaging perfOrmance as Redford's loyal secretary. The musical score is a nostalgic romp that matches each battlefield to the bard rock of its alive. BY Sit£Ju. NOIIMAM-Cut.P I Page All Bengnls return to losingform, Page B2 lt~ Michigan ~ek for OSU, ~ge B4 From the sidelines, Pnge B5 Pitt-Redford chemistry makes 'Spy Game' a winner ~ I • ' TEACHER AND STUDENT - Veteran CIA officer. Nathan Muir (Robert Redford)teaches protege Tom Bishop (Brad Pitt) everything he knows. (AP Photo/Keith Hamshere) dodge the minefields "and 'don't let any emotion get in the way of a ' uccessful mission. " We killed this 1nan!" Pitt's Tom Bishop shouts after a tailed Berlin Wall crossing. " We used him and we killed him!" Redford's _,Nathan Muir points out that the operation · failed because their contact was also spying for the Russiansbut it was not a total loss because Bishop himself followed his orders and got out "This is a whole other game. It's serious, it's dangerous, and it's not one you want to lose,"' Muir said. "You had better take a long bard look at your profession. If you go off the reservation, I will not come after you." Wrong. Of course he will. Muir, a longtime field operative on his last day at the CIA. is 'more than ready to leave, disgusted after seeing his agency being takrn """"" by smarmy political types like ~ OOs<, Troy Folger (Larry Bryggrnan). But since Bishop lll31l2gt'd to. get captUred by the - Chinese, charged with spying and has 24 hours before he's rxrcuted, Muir is · dragged into a highlevcl CIA conferen~e on what to do. He quickly figures out that the agency is not going to waste any energy rescuing Bishop, who was on his own free-lance rruss10n to rescue a former lover, aid worker Elizabeth Wldnlldllf, Nove•ber 11, 100i era, ncheting up the tension as Scott once again =utes his famed aerial effects. While Redford shines for his 'Iuick wit, Pitt exudes a mesmerizing screen presence, whether in a grimyT-shirt in an urban . battlefield or a snappy uniform at a party. The chemistry between the two men makes the fictional retirement in the movie almost feel real, as if Redford is handing over his leading-man baton with a wry, go-to-it-pal shrug. Written hy Michael Frost Becker and David Aiata, "Spy Game;· released by Universal and Beacon, is rated R for language, some violence and brief WFDNFSrnv's HIGHLIGHTS I Butch Cooper Paeviews Friday -· for area boys : hoops teams THE BUTCHMEISTER TheM in AJAC title ... Meaningless THE PLAINS .- Eastern .;nd Southern will join Athens, Alexander, Federal Hocking, Logan, Meig;, NelsonvilleYork, Trimble and Vinton County in Friday's annual Athens County Shrine boys basketball preview at Athens High School. Southern will face Alexander a]: 6:30 p.m., Meig'i and Trimble will play at 7:70 p.m., and Eastern will take on Athens at 't30p.m . sexuality. en driving charges. Tressel then handed Bellisari an indefinite suspension from the team. Scott McMullen got the call against No. 12 IUinois and played most of the first half. Krenzel led three drives that resulted in a pair of touchdowns and a nrissed field goal in what became a 34-22 loss that knocked the Buckeyes out of the Big Ten race. In spite of two interceptions including a back-breaker with 5 minutes left that was returned for the clinching touchdown - Krenzel showed enough to slide past McMullen into the starter's role For the first four years of the MidAmerican Conference championship, winning the league title had some meantng. It meant winner goes to a bowl, loser stays home. This ·year, it's more of an afterthought, unless you're Toledo and get the be the first team outside of Huntington to play host to the game. The bowl picture within the MAC is already set with Marshall going to the GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl, while Toledo will play in the Motor City Bowl. · By the way, hoth teams still have regular season games Left on their respective schedules. The problem that has arisen is the fact that the Motor City people don't · want Marshall. They won't say it out loud, of course. Still, after four straight years with the Thundering Herd, who can blame them. And Marshall's gotta want to go. some place different a.' well. The Motor City people wanted somebody new, and with · a second MAC bowl game this year, they can have it. And Toledo is a great choice with the distance of the. s~bool to Detroit and their fans starving for a bowl game. Was it a little premature for these bowls to invite these schools at this point in the season .... you betcha. The Big 12 or Southeastern Conference title games, for instance, still determine bowl positioning. The MAC title game. ,.why bother with even playing it? Having the early invitations not only takes Jhe excitement out of the title game, it's also bad for the MAC. Especially . since the Silicon Valley Holiday Classic people were showing interest in Marshall. With Marshall in California, it opens . Please see Krenzel, 85 Please see Cooper, 85 lchiro named . ACs top player ·Harry Potter' ties ·~hantom Menace' I Page 81 Rakes in more than $100M in 5 days . LOS ANGELES (AP) ~Ha rry Potter" has matched another record: it tied the last - ~Star Wars" movie for fastest ever to gross S I 00 million ilomestically. · .~ By the end of Tuesday, distributor Warner Bros. projected that " Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" would hit about $105 million after just five days. That would equal the amount "Star War.: Episode I - The Phantom Menace" took in over its first five days in 1999. Dy Monday, "Harry Potter" had grossed $96.9 million, and Warner expected it to take in an additional $8 million Tuesday, said, Dan Fellman, head of distribution. "Harry Potter" shattered revenue records over the weekend. It had the best three-day debut ever with $90.3 million domestically and posted the two highest singleday grosses ever Friday and Saturday. The movie also had a record three-day debut in England, grossing $23.7 million. · · · The previous best three-day domestic debut had been $72. 1 million for "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" in 1997, a figure that even included about $2 million from a Thur.day night sneak preview. Even factoring in higher admission prices since 1997, "Harry Potter" sold more tickets than "Lost World" in its weekend, said Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations. At the 1,997 average ticket price of $4.59, "Lost World" sold about 15.7 million tickets, according to Exhibitor Relations figures. Based on an estimated average , ticket price of S-5.60 this year, "Harry Potter" sold 16.1 million tickets, Dergarabedian said. Adapted from the publishing phenomenon by British author J.K. Rowling, the first "Harry Potter" movie was · directed by Chris Columbus and stars Daniel Radcliffe in the tide role. 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Ball State · :~ upsets again; No. 1 Duke next Clilllllf)olill, Clltlio J•ep THERE'S ONLY ONE ~..nou 1~an~~fMW)fiill Owner Mike Northup CLEVELAND (AI') Browns fullback Mike Sellers was charged with felony cocaine possession, and rwo of his Cleveland teammates were also charged with felonies fullu~ng their arrests in separate ~ in two cities. . "sellers and cornerback Lamar C!l>Prnan, who -was charged w;th felony drug abuse for marijuana, were arrested Monday night following a traffic stop in Cleveland Just a few hours later in Pittsburgh, top draft pick Gerard Warren was also arrested on a charge of carrying an unlicensed firearm - a felony in P-ennsylvania. · Manager Pete Somerville SaleiS Team: AI Oui'ISt Nell Peifer John Sllu""rs Joe Tillis Larry Pierce Jamie Adamson LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) Ball State waited a whole 24 hqurs. to surpass the greatest win in the history of its basketball program. . The Cardinals beat No. 3 UCLA 91-73 in the semifinals of the Maui Invitational on Thesday night, just one day after kriocking off No. 4 Kansas in the opening round. Unlike the game against the Jayhawks, w)lich Ball State won 93-91 on a drive bv Patrick Jackson with less than. a second to. pby, there was little doubt about the outcome against the Bruins over the final 15 minUtes. Ball State (2-0) will get a chance for a third top live upset in as many days in Wednesday's championship game against t9p-ranked Duke, which beat South Carolina 81 -56 in the senri~l'lls- RETURNING HOME -' Ohio State quarterback Craig Krenzel, left. listens to head coach Jim Tressel during the third quarter against Illinois last week. The Buckeyes travel to Michigan on Saturday. (AP) .a Michigander '0 r <.- .i. I l COLUMBUS (AP) -~It is just ''Your stomach pregame are more of 42 miles from Craig Krenzel's home an anxiety \hing. If you're prepared in Sterling Heights to the Universi- and mentally you think you can get the job done, l don't think nervous ty of Michigan's Big Hou~ Krenzel, it seems, traveled a mil- ever enters into it." lion miles just in the pas~'!Yeek to A, week ago, Krenzel's name wasclimb from seldom-see · ~ third- n't even mentioned around Ohio stringer to Ohio State's. 'starting State because he was so far down on quarterback against No. 11 Michi- the depth chart. A month ago, he gan on Saturday. was considered such a non-factor a·t Krenzel, a 6-foot-4, 21 5-pound quarterback that he skipped a game third-year sophomore whQ was to attend his sister's wedding recruited by the Wolverines, ~id he with the blessing of Buckeye' coach is not planning a panic attack.; Jim Tressel. "There's a big difference between All of that changed in 36 hours nervous and having some butterflies last week. First, three-year starter and senior in your stomach," he ·said. "I:Jeing nervous comes from not being pre- co-captain Stt;ve Bellisari was arrestpared. The butterflies· you gqt in ed early Friday morning on drunk- Karr named top Hocking offensive player Bv ScoTT WoLFE SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT ALBANY League champion Trimble and runner-up Eastern, who both finished the regular season at 9- 1 and earned state playoff J:,erths, donn-· nated the first team of the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division allleague team. Eastern's Garrett Karr, a potent dualthreat seuior quarterback, claimed the division's Offensive Most Valuable Player honors, while Trimble's Kyle Andrews earned Defensive MostValuable Player honors. Trimble's Phil Faires was named the Hocking Division Coach of the Year. Tomcat's Seven claimed first team honors. The Tomcats · defeated Eastern for the Tri-Valley Con. ference title and 5-0 league mark, then again defeated Eastern in the .first round of the playoffi, before Karr ending the season at 10-2 overall. Trimble players, all seniors, earning honors . were Kyle Andrews, Adam Faires, Jeff Trace, Bobby Trace, Dave Eastern, Southern girls on district volleyball team Bv ScoTT WoLFE SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT WELLSTON - Together Eastern and Southern placed eight girls on the District 13 All-District team as voted upon by the combined Division Ill and Division IV coaches of the district. Eastern, who finished 19-4 over- all, placed Janet Calaway on the first team and additionally Calaway was nominated to be the Division IV representative in the State All-Star game at Wooster. Joining Calaway with top honors was Coach Pari1 Douthitt who was the Division IV District 13 Coach Please see Dlsbtct. 8:Z Please see Hocking. 8:Z Zack Williams scores 24 as Buckeyes defeat Albany BUCKEYES WIN - Ohio State's Boban Savovic passes against an Albany, ~.Y. defender Tuesday in Columbus. (AP) COLUMBUS (AP)- Down seven points to an inferior team at halftime; Ohio State coach ,Jim O'Brien gave his players an earful. "1 think it was a little bit of discussion and a whole lot of yelling," senior co-captain Brian Brown said. "All I saw was coach O'llrien with smoke coming o ut of his ears. He got on us and told us you better go out there and get something done or it's going to be you kn ow what. "So we went out there and played hard." Once the Uu ckeycs did, Albany didn't haw a chance. Zach Williams 'cored a career-hiJ>h 24 points and Ohio State -. · after a miserabk first half. - blew past the Great Danes with ~ l • 23-0 run in seco nd half, setting up a 87-62 victory Tuesday night. "When you're not scoring and you continually are CO!"ing back on defense and they keep coming at you, it makes it very difficult," Albany cu;Kh Scott Beeten said. With E.J. Gallup burying 3-pointers and Sfoot-7 spark plug Earv Opong giving Brown and Brent D')rby fits on the wing;, the New York team opened up a 41 -34 lead at the half. Out neither player did 111uch after halftime. Th e result was a ne~rly 10-minute long scorele~' stretch for Albany that allowed Ohio State to turn a 48-44 deficit into a 67-48lead with 6:33 to ,play. • l : �Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ..... ~- ' Wedn11dliy, NeW. 21, 2001 Bengals back on familiar ground: losing gameS CINCINNATI (AP) -The losses oumumber the wins, the head coach is getting second-guessed and players can't explain why everything seems to be going wrong. Things are back to normal with the Cincinnati Bengals. For the. first · time this season, the Bengals have a losing record and a sense of the all-too-familiar. A 20-7 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday left them 4-5 and questioning themselves. "In the first half of the season, everything was clicking," offensive · tackle Willie Anderson said Monday. "Now it's not clicking. Everything is blowing in our faces." After two giddy weeks, the Bengals' season had taken a U-turn. They opened the season' with two wins and an optimism that the NFL's up worst team of the past decade had finally gotten its act together. Following an upset of Baltimore in their second game, the Bengals were the toast of the town, geTting complimentary champagne at a local restaurant during a postgame parry.· As it rurns ~ut, they celebrated way too soon. They've won only two of their last seven games, going 0-2 since their bye. They're still talking about the playoffi, but will start thinking about another high draft pick instead if they don't get rurned around fast. "It's definitely bad now," Anderson said. "Everyone, including myself, is not playing the way we did in the first half of the season. We're not the same team since the break." It showed in the practices leading up to Sunday's game. Coach Dick LeBeau had to stop practice friday to berate his players for their lack of focus. They let Derrick Mason run back the opening kickoff 101 yards Sunday and never recovered. After the game, defensive captain Takeo Spikes stood in the locker room and screamed at · his teammates, accusing some of them of giving less than their best. "It has to mean something to you," Spikes yeUed. He didn't back off Monday, suggesting that some of the Bengals have lost their focus. "There's no lack of effort. You can see that as you watch as a fan:• Spikes said. "But mentally, there might be a problem. Right now, we just need to focus on the mental part of the game." Like Benga!s teams of the past, this one hasn't been able to sustain any- thi~ for tMre than a game or two. wins <M:r New England and Baltimore, they've slid back into old lubits. They miss bloclcs on critical plays, pile up penalties and lose their cool when things go wrong. "In the first part of the year, we didn't have as many breakdowns as we have now;• Spilces said They haven't played a solid :illaround game since a 24.-14 win over Cleveland left them 3-2. They get their rematch in Cleveland next Sun-: day against a team that's an example of consistency. The Browns (5-4) have played only one bad game :ill sea.on - th.e Joss in Cincinnati on ~- 14. They've lost two games in overtime and one in the Closing minutes, giving a solid· effort each week. On the flip side are the Bengals, who have been outscored 50-20 in the bst two games. Things even gotten testy for LeBeau, who was booed Sunday for choosing to punt instead of attempting a pair of 49-yard field goals in the lint half. LeBeau was concerned that if Neil Rackers missed, the Titans would get the baD at midfield. Rackers is only 9-of-16 this season and is 3-for-7 from beyond 40 ya¢5. "It was merely the law of probability," LeBeau said Monday, defending his decisions. The Bengals know that same law of probability suggests they can forget about the playoffi if they lose in Cleveland this weekend. "We need to put up or shut up:' Spikes said. ......... and Traci Huck ofWaterford. Area honorable mention candidates included Misty Armstrong ofAlexander; Ashley Hinkle and Samantha Britton of Miller; and Alana Miller ofWaterford. Following is a list of all first Team selections and honorable mention selections: tlfteT solid • District All-Star volleyball game played BY ScoTT WoLF£ SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT ' RIO GRANDE -A. number of area volleyball players representing District 13 recently participated in the District AU~ Star ga~ at the University of Rio Grande. The game, which for eligibility reasons is for seniors only. In Divisions I and ll, one squad was coached by Athens head coach Pat Murtha and the other was coached by Sue Jaclcson of Jackson and Gary Adkins of Gallipolis. Eastern's Pam Douthitt coached the Division III-IV A team, while Donna Snyder of Fairland coached the other team. Division 1-11 Team A: Jenny White, River Valley; Kayla Depriest. Rock Hill; Mallory Shaw, Logan; Ashley Dalton, Logan; Karla Brammer, Marietta; Brlanna Johnson, Gallipolis; Marisa Mowery, Athens; Jordan Edwards, Rock Hill, Corrie Hoover, Meigs, Cassie Bradford, Marietta; Megan Exline, Jackson. Dlvlalon 1-11 -Team B: As~ley Grubb, Marietta; Nikki Joseph, Jackson; Meredith Addington, Gallipolis; Becky Wood, Rock Hill; Trisha Tyo, Athens; Lindsey Marx, Athens; Jessica Bodimer, Gallipolis; Jackie Heslop, Warren; Jenni Weinfurtner, Athens; Ashley Brooks, Logan; Anna Bowers; Marietta; Lori Dennis, Warren. Division III·IV Team A: Jessica Altier, Miller; Leslie Altier, Miller; Janet Calaway, Eastern; Tammy Bissell, Eastern; Whitney Karr, Eastern; Usa Lahrmer, Oak Hill; Laura Oakes, Ironton St. Joe; Michelle West, Belpre; Rebecca Mauro, Miller. Division III·IV Team B: Lindsey West , Alexander; Cassi Bell, Coal Grove; Misty Armstrong, Alexander; Jonna Hitchcock," Coal Grove; Sarah Harris, Chesapeake; Karol Belvin, Fairland; Jeana Diamond, Fairland. • WVU's Lewis faces possible backup role Distrid of the Year. Besides placing Calaway on first team, Eastern seniors Tammy Bissell and Whitney Karr earned first team honors, while Kass Lodwicli: and Alyssa Holter were each named to Honorable Mention. Southern junior Rachel Chapman was a first team honoree, while !Utie Sayre and Deana Pullins earned Honorable Mention. · . On the voUeybaU ballot, the .Division I and II selections •ire combined and the Division lll and Division IV selections are combined. Other first team selections from around the -league included Lindsey . West and Elizabeth LaPorte of Alexander; Michelle West and Mykala Stephens of Belpre; Jessica Altier, Rebecca Mauro ·and Leslie Altier of Miller; • Dlatrlct 13 Dlvlalon III·IV Firat Team: Lindsey West , Alexander; Ellz· abeth LaPorte, Alex,nder; Michelle West, Belpre; Mykala Stephans, Belpre; Jesslcf Altier, Miller; Rebecca Mauro, Miller; Leslie Altier, Miller; Tracl Huck, Watelford; Janet Calaway, Eastern; Tammy Bissell. Eastern; Whitney Karr, Eastern; Rachel Chapman, Southern; Sarah Harris, Chesapeake; Cassl Ball, Coal Grove; Lisa Lahrmer, Oak Hill; Karol Belvin, Fairland; Jeana :. Diamond, Fairland; Laura Oakes, Ironton St. Joe. ' Dlatrlct 13 Hono1'8ble Mentlori: Kass Lodwick, Eastern; Alyssa Holter, Eastern; Katie Sayre, Southern; Deana Pullins, Southern; Misty Armstrong, Alexander; Jonna Hltchcpck, Coal Grove; Ashley .Hinkle, Miller; Samantha Brlttoni MJIIer; Alana Miller, Watelford; A'sl\ley McCloud, Ironton St: · ·Joe; Megan Moses, Oak Hill; Whit, nay Hale, Oak Hill. •• CHARLESTON (AP) - Brad Lewis Rodriguez's spread offense, but there has- would definitely be good for all of us, doesn't want to end his college career as a n't been much choice. Lewis has been the especially all of us seniors:' Lewis said. spectator. starter all season due to injuries and inex"It's kind of hard to sit back and look at ' Ineffective for most of the season, Lewis perience among other West Virginia quar- it. Five years went fast. I'm a little upset, could face a sharply diminished role Sarur- terbaclcs. but I'm going to practice hard. I'm not day when the Mountaineers (3-7, 1-5 Big MarshaU returned from a hand injury sure how much I'D play, but just treat it like East) take on Pitt (4-5, 3-3)" in Morgan- that sidelined him most of the season to any other game." town. play the second half against Rutgers. He's But it's not any other game. First-year coach Rich Rodriguez hasn't gained enough confidence in the past It's the Backyard Brawl, a chance for named his starting quarterback for the three games to·earn the starting role, if it West Virginia to knock Pitt from bowl game, but Lewis, a senior, figures redshirt comes. contention. freshman Rasheed Marshall will get most It would be a bitter but fitting end for And it's the final game for Lewis and 17 of the playing time as Rodriguez loolcs to "Lewis, who has thrown just seven touch- other West Virginia seniors. revitalize the Mountaineers against their down passes with nine interceptions this "Shoot, he's been through so much , record over the past two most hated rival. season after tossing five TD passes in the pressure from his past, from the fans saying years under coach Scott Lewis started in losses to Syracuse and first half of a Music City Bowl victory things to him," said West Virginia wide Christman. · Temple the past two weelcs and saw his over Mississippi last December. receiver A.J. Nastasi. "Who knows, he ftwn ..... 11 Other first team players playing time dwindle after throwing for a "There's probably some things I Jidn't might not start. You never know. I think • . . included Dan DoebereinLanmng, TraviS Nott, and · er, Frank Arnold, Matt total of 125 yards. He played just the first do too weD that I wish I could change, but Brad will play. I don't think there'D be any l Jesse Brunton._ . Huck, and Alex Heiss of three series against Temple. I can't sit here and say I could've, would've, question about it on senior day. 1 "If he performs weD during the week, ' Eastern semors earnmg Waterford; Southernis "I guess I respect his decision. If there's a should've. It's just the way things happen." method to his madness, then I guess that's He would certainly like to say he's had he may get the nod. That's just how coacv, , honors_ were Garrett Karr, Matt Ash, Tyler Little> and Rodriguez works. He plays the best pia)"-( Jon Wi)l, R.J. Gibbs, Ben Brice Hill; Zach Wires and the way he coaches and there's nothing I one good game against Pitt. Holter, all seniors; and Mike . Hunter of Federal ,can do about it," Lewis said. Last year, Lewis was 8-of-17 for 86 yards ers." Rodriguez clidn't want to give away his Travis Willford, a junio_r . . Hocking; and Justin Veron "I'm not going to sit there and sulk and ..yithout a touchdown and sat out most of strategy nor humiliate Lewis early this These. players we~e a big · and B. J. Humphrey of pout about it. If there's ever the case that the second half in a 38-28 loss in Pittshe gets hurt,( still have to be ready to play. burgh. Two years ago, Lewis attempted just week. He's listed Lewis and MarshaU as part m Eastern s 18-3 Miller. ~·.•· . •. ·" .~, .ilt~ I've just got to be in the game mentally two passes as Marc Bulger thJ:ew for 331 "co-starters" against Pitt. and help him out as. much as I can." yards in his final regular season game. 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But a pair of throw all the records and Gold Pants for being part of home field advantage out the team that upset Michithe window when the two gan right after Coach Earle teams meet on the gridiron, Bruce was fired. or any other sports ·v enue as "The Michigan week was far as that goes. Because special," Chancey said. quite frankly these two "Every game at Ohio State teams donUt like each other. was important, but the Legendary Ohio State . Michigan game was differcoach Woody Hayes would ent, It was stressed all year not even say the word how important it was. The Michigan, he simply referred had a lot of neat activities all to it as the RState up week and the coaches talked NorthS. Rumor has it that once Woody was oh a recruiting trip and ran out of gas about a mile into Michigan. Instead of buying his gas and letting Michigan get his · dollars, he pushed his car into Ohio to a gas station. The rivalry wu rated number one of the 20th century by ESPN.com. 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Teaira Harri-· son added 22 points and pulled down eight rebounds. . · Davine Phelps scored 19 points, recorded four lteah and pulled down five rebounds . .· Rio was plagued by 44 turnoven, Cential State committed 21 milc:ues. CSU won the reboundipll 5()..46. , Rio will look to rebound at the Cumberland (KY) Tournament this weekend, Rio will · :· face Univenity on Friday at 6 p.m. and King College on Saturday 2 p.m. As Turkey Day has crept upon us aU yet r---: again, I've sat lately and \\Qndered just liVhkh folks in Mason County are most ~. £!n the Bend Area, could it he the ~~ White Falcons securing a spot m postseason playoff .action, this time final four? that the Feanome Four of Bradford Anthony Mitchell, Adam Jilickard ftd B~ Hankinson has helped lead tJe Falcons consistently throughout the s~n? . The Mighty Leg of Ivan Cadavid that has proven a sure thing forWahama's PATs . ever since the Colombian superstar donned pads and cleats? The Wahama band sweeping honors literally everywhere members made an appearance this faU? Or in Point Pleasant, could it he the boys and girls so.ccer teams finishing the season with outstanding records and reaching playoff starus? Kristin Drain playing in this yJ:ar's North-South Senior All-Star Soccer Game? . . Drain, younger sister Shauna, Vicky · :Manis and Miranda Durst being named to ; post-season teams, along with Trent Mes.sick and Josh Holland fi:om the boys soccer squad? '. Big Blacks Kevin Thompson and Chris ' Jtamey receiving postseason footbaU bon. ? ...·ors. .· · The Point Pleasant varsity cheerleading ·:squad winning spot in this year's state :·.:,)tampionship on Dec. 8 in Charleston for ~ 't}!e first time in school history? .. ~ The Black Knight Marching Band , .marching away with many awards this faU • here.? .everyw .•• Quality brands including Vaughan, Virginia House, Vaughan-Bassett and Riverside Reg. $1649.00 5 Piece Oak Set... ............. Sale $1329.00 Bookcase Oak 5 pc set ... Sale $1899.00 . Reg. 197~.00 ' Oak Suite .............................. Sale $1589 DINING ROOM SETS Reg. $259.00 3 Piece Oak Finish ..... Sale - Constructed with solid American Red Oak & Oak Veneers - Handcrafted in the USA Reg. $389.00 5 Piece Oak Finish ..... Sale Reg. $669.00 7 Piece Oak Finish ..... Sale ANDERSON'S Furniture • Appliances • Carpet 106 East Main Street Pomeroy; Ohio Lee • lj ing parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles more than proud. And they're having fun doing it, which makes it aU the better (I think Seth Matheny, Thompson and the rest of that motley cheer squad are having the most fun of aU at the Waharna games, though, or so it seems). So as &milies across Mason County sit down tomorrow and slice up that turkey 1 FROM THE SIOEUNES - or ham or whatever - if one of these students/athletes happens 10 be sitting at The "adopted" cheer squad fi:om PPHS the table across fi:om you, make sure you at the Wahama playoff games? (Guys, I remember aU the pride they bestow upon think you're gonna need more paint this you each time th<:f make their way to weekend.) school, practice or a game. Mayhe Point graduate Amber Oliver Malee sure that you rememher aU the double-lettering in basketball AND soccer positive and good things that these kids for the women's teams FOUR years run- bring not only to your house, but the ning at Marietta College? , counry as a whole when they participate in The Mason County Eagles B-Team extracurricular activities. Make sure you making it to the playoffi in biddy league rememher how they work as a team memfootbaU? ,l her in everything they do. Or perhaps in the southern part of And this weekend, give 'em a lirde early Mason County, is it · the anticipation of Christmas gift and take them away for the another Magnificent Seveh team from the weekend to Moorefield to watch Coach Hannan High School boY$ basketbaU? Ed Cromley's White Falcons take on the That Hannan Girls 'coach Carolyn Moorefield Yellowjackets. Cooper is bringing to the court this season The trip could not only be fun, but edua squad that looks very promising? cational - Moorefield is not far from the That nice and shiny new basketbaU court nation's capital - so who knows \9hat at Hannan High School? The new conces- interesting exhib~ts or shows you could sion stand that hopefullt will be ready to take in? And what hetter time hefore wingo by basketbaU season in a couple of ter is upon us and traveling is made a little weeks? . more .difficult? Maybe ' the dedicatidfi and hard work Yeah, it might cost a little bit for this that the Hannan footbaU squad put in this weekend getaway, but go ahead and dip year, despite the Wildca'p1 rec<lrd? They did . into that nest egg just a little.You and yours have some pretty to~ opponents this will experience rewards unmet if you year and DID fare well every week. choose to stay home. Or does it even ma'er? (Dan Adkins is a sport.~ writer for the Point Look around, there are athletes - and Pleasant Register. E-mail him at dadstudents - ALL over Mason County mak- kins@mydailyregister.com) Dan Adkins "·~·~·~~~~~~~ Holiday <£>pecial . .· Perm Sale 40Reg.$48 1 Includes perm, cut & atyle Faclala • $10 Wax-$5 Ch..Utma• Cifl Certijkateo Available A Cut Above OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-4pm 25%0FF ALLAtneoam Holiday DBaoratJon.a & Gtfl;e '- • Cqoper · · a school like BaU State. (Three MAC schools in ·bowl games, that's probably a bad sign.) . :. And, yes, it .would've been a better deal for the Herd and many Ways. • The money would've il,een better. :; • The game's played on • .,• < Kreniel ' 11om Page 81 . BEDROOM SUITES CHECK THE WANT ADS FIRST! ~ fnwnPapBl third' slot for a MAC Reg. 2399.00 Turley scored ·15 in Rio loss Sports fans have much to be thankful for a Sale Starts Friday, November 23rd The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 New Year's Eve, which is a l:iet- ''which pose ,as interesting of a 1 ter date to play a bowl game matchup. on, instead of Dec. 19. But, then again, maybe Mar• Playing in California can shall wouldn't have received an only improve the reputation,.·~ mYitallon fi:om out west. prestige and notoriety ofM<~r-:. Still, knowing what bowl shaU footbaU throughout the game you're going to at this country. point in ihe season takes a lot • And, there was a chan(e of the excitement out of the that MarshaU could've been MAC Championship game. pitted against a strong Fresop Sure, you can say their playState team. ing for pride or some other Instead, MarshaU will play kind of emotional gain, but so either East Carolina or South. what. ern Mississippi. neither hf If you win, so what. · Askod whal' his advia~!"tO· '· Krenzel would be, Tressfl said "Don't turn the ball ove;... The · last time Krenzel started was in his final high school game. His Henry Ford team lost to nearby · Fraser. Even though his next game won't be played too far · against his home-state team. • · "It's not a great feeling, qbviously," Tressel said of going into a game this big ·with a pair of rookie quar:terbacks. .:: Yet Tressel believes Krenzel ·,;___ a premed major in mole_. pular genetics - has the intelligence and maturity, !lot to': mention the talent, to ·llandle the job despite his 'tpck of playing time all year. ': "I don't have any question :that Craig Krenzel will revel in the opportunity," Tressel said. Despite or maybe because of- his Michigan ties, Krenzel will not be get- ' ting a warm reception from a · crowd in excess of 111,000 •at The Big House. As jf that ·won't be . enough to over. J:Ome, h~'s also facing the defense that is statistically the -best in the Big Ten. •• "I'm not really even going to think about that. The ' . Michigan rivalry is always a big game," Krenzel said. "I don't think being from Michigan, that's going to put any pressure on. 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"The rest will take care of itself." ·, NO~MBER 25TH lflCS. ·· How much can realistically be expected of a kid who, prior to completing 11-of23 passes for 164 yards and a 'touchdown last week to win the job, hadn't thrown a pass all year for the Buckeyes? · · ··craig is a really confident He's, mentally into the at times," offensive Tyson Walter said. r~ally allowed him to during the game and •onj what he's been :oacned tb do." Ohio State fully expects • r..:~uc vaunted Michigan front - which has piled up a ea1:ue-o<'" 45 sacks - to e.rery single Conqu'ring Hero and Victor Valiant it &an at the first-time starter. If you lose, so what. Kind of useless, don't you think. Maybe it'll be a fun game. That's the only thing it'll have going for it. And maybe, that's aU that matters. Nab .... Pmnt Pleasiln\ Proctorville .South Cha~eston TERM ..60 mos. 54 mos. 48 mos. 42 mos. 36 mos. 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Lol 25 10 S Wlllam J I llorgoret $3.21 L &lor nna F Fr Side El Strip 1 XIIII N J LOI30II.30A E port !&.00753 OOO W loon, I T7 R141951A out of (N EA) - This Ius been a buttOn and v ewmg the spu Side $40 70 I 30A, $8.21 Ga L IJor Shl A, 20.11A I.&IIA, $83.14 year of tragedy but t has also sormg ad you can dona e fuo 17-110703 OOG Shultz, 15 00381 000 B ng 11-110332 000 Curtis L 551 IDA ":,, been a yea of k ndness and to a hungry penon at no co u Guy E C/0 Lind• G Kevin I Curtlo Ka...., J-143 ~I chard J &/or 8 ng Lot (II) 188 125 C10 O.vld Curtis Lol Claudio Secl211 (MO) compass on More than ever you And for every dollar you Front End 58 x 125 p 472 $45 St llld N of S 112 out of Amer can u derstand the spend at The Hunger S Jonu 3rd Add 11-GI742000 Cunla ~=~~ 8383A30A $2,111.31. n portan e of g v ng o hose elec ron c nail a cup of food $211111 Kevin • Curtlo 17-D0138000 I 5-oo112 000 B ron Ko ••• C/0 David ~57 &I Wlllllmo Olvld 0 Lot who are Jess fortunate The fol will be dona ed to feed he Lot 473 ..., arv n oect -311 NW prt NW Julie A Lot (70) Behln Curllo low ng organ zatJOns offe way wo ld hungry The all fe 2nd Add Ex 20 11 N 115794 :onnle Sect 31 TT 114 30 ISA Ex $275 81 18-000!1 000 Curtlo 3 '!!_~n N Line of SocL 21 3071A 9 3424A o give thoughtful meanmgful tures a long J of reta Je 15-110103 000 Devld L &/or Donno J "" out ol 53 OIA $74 41 gifu to you loved ones wh Je a mdud ng Amazon Ba nes and Bu khomor Cindy Lot 471 140 x 123 x ~~ex: 17.00140000 Office Max the san e arne help ng a large Nob e &/or Ronn o Eugene 185 x Ill SE part Barber Wllllaono Oevld 0 Lol lo1100 1309 Ex 1A oil $743 32 Robert Hill on Lot oect 38 S prt of 32.47A cause I roFlowers Lands E d N BOA, $1318 18-01943 ooo Otrot 2Rd4135 ol W prt of S.C 1115A Patagon a Nordstrom KBkids Jn rural Tha land children 2 ~.:~ W Side 15-01191 000 Clark Tho moo & Yvonne 17 .........., $23 02 $80 41 still are oorn n small hill tr be the D scovery S ore and he Robert L a Linda K Troollo Yvonne Oorot -DOOIII 000 Bowlel, 17 00152 000 Will, Lot 100 1309 24A & C - Whittington Julnlll Kirk Lot aide Ken &1/o Kimberly SYRACUSE VILLAGE villages 1n wh ch the village D sney Store Also heck ou 70 9 rd noll to Lot 425 Sub I Ex 3 N$ort!, Bock of 17 18 Lol oecl 14 15 W of SOUTHERN LSD The Breast Cance s te a AUIIIH 24A S 3J• 10~• llld 20 IIA El 1 951A 20.00585 000 Borker elder does not h nk o record 71381 ~ • 17 E port nur 17-1100112000 Bowes 181134A,$1S241 Jomeo & Debora Lot the even o obta n a b rth er http wwwthebrea tcance I& 00014 000 Cltrk mid $13791 JUinlle Kirk Lot (17) Robert La L ndo K 1101741 000 Dey S 17-1101111000 Wyant, 211 Ex W 50 lilA t ficate fo he hild Late n ste om wh h woks n part $17715 Lo'.t'OOI LoUIOD-308 Jerry E &lorida A Lal Bow eo 1 fe th becomes a problem fo nersh p With The Hunge S te 20 00151 ooo Do• o 2 7..., $110.84 I Lincoln Halghll Add J 111 f1:1 k, L0 1 (181 '"' After Wo ld Wa II a 7 ye of N Line E1 3 48A 15-01189 000 Clark $407 00 .':'"n r W Side of NW 1/4 I William 0 Jr Lot 2 he k ds when they eave he 1 40A $85.24 Robert L a L ndo K 11-oo327 000 Ooerle 00 74 NW pt ol SW 114 12A Hlghlawn Subdlvlo on village and cal ze ha ~ hout old g I fium Cze ho lovak a 14-00835 000 Payne 100 Ac Lot 1309 l:l Henry W &/or Andree I 17.00308 001 Bowles 1387 01. $423 02 paned a waercolo o Ia k SUTTON TWP 20.00152 000 DIY I documenta on they are illegal Kenneth H Socl 36 R 12 NE Cor 3111A olll Lot 1111 50 x 12 Con JUinlle L Lol E olloll SW p1rt 20 25A oi2.12A 3I 8A $9 51 SW end. Sll4 93 II I 19 IIIII Lol 325A SOUTHERN LSD Wllllom 0 Jr Lot 3 aliens m he own country the Urn ed Natton s Ch d en $15192 15-0il 9 0 OOO Cia k ti-II09I 7 000 OUI Of 50A 325A 18-110004 005 AcMmo Hlghlawn Subdlvlo on They are unable to ge vacC! Fund (UNICEF) for he I elp Melanie 110A Lot $5581 14-00831 000 Payne Robert L & L nda K Jahnoon Jollie & $4 94 nated work attend school or they had giVen her v llage Kenneth H Sect 38 Lot 100 t309 03A Benha C/0 Sol & 17-110308000 Bowloo 1201 T2N A12W unmed~ately followmg he war even r de the bus SW pi SE 1/4 oil w ol 33134 X35 x391112 Llooler Johnson Lot Ju•nlt• L Lot (18) 4 3244A out ol ~'::4~5h::.!""r,~ 14 3931 4 3244 A Ad 187A Tr El 9 30A NW co of 2 35A 03A 35 V B Horton o Add liA ltll3 A Deborah .o Lol 58 10 To help young g rls n th sst The des gn was reproduced as a 113A, $51.43 $1BI 17-oo310 000 Bowleo $81 44 .., 5775 uat10n Arne can nus onar es UNICEF card n 1949 n a k 14-00437 001 Pull no 15-0 li-II091I 000 Ju1nll1 L Lot (8) 18-110403 000 Arnall, on W End ol Lot 58 1074 000 G William 11 L ndl OIAc $8.85 Tho1111o A &/or Carol Co leton 2nd Add establ shed the New L fe ng he start of he organ za F oct 2 T2 R~; 2 42A Collngoworth Dallas John eon Jollie I 17-1101511000 Coleo A Sect II Prt of S40A $9 71 r L Lot 171 0 v Jonea Bertha C/0 Sol & Ed d H 1 1 L 1 20-00491 000 Lowery Center o prov de them w h t on s efforts to ra se funds o out ol 58 87A 2 424A Ea~ $348 79 Leoler Johnoon Lola c:. $Et o.23fWolf Run 2 13A Alan Thomeo &/or an educat on and vocaltonal benefi needy mothers and 5 12112 5 $21.40. 15.01472 000 28 27 211 $84 18 of s 152A a 42A Deborah A Lot 57 kill Howeve nost of the gi Is the ch ldren Today UNICEF 14-110140 001 Pull no Collingsworth Oalloo 11-110911000, 59181 II 01401 000 Baker Ca Ilion 2nd add Linda S Fracllon 2 L Lo1172 Jones Add Johnoon Jollie & 17 00110 000 C I Marglrel S & While $1 814 57 need to make orne money offers a full I e of greet ng T2N R13W e 7879A $1911 Bertha C/0 Sol & Edward H alii 0 L:l Dorothy s Sect 22 20-110497 000 Lowery while hey are liv ng a the cards and g fi:s fo perso I and 0111 of II 21A 8.7879A 15 00981 000 C alg Laaler Johnoo~ Lol oect 15 12121 w prt 01 0115117 A. $41 II AIori Thom•• ator Center n order o buy person bus ne use The ards feature 000 ReUle L':l V,.B !orion 1 Add, NW 114 50A 25A a=.:...oooRonnie E Deborah A Lol 58 lleedolla J Soc! 30 $316 81 19-110920 000 $70 08 &/or Cendy K Lot 50 Cerlelono 2nd Add al necess ttes and to send food artwo k fium ch dren and p o home to the r famil es To gen fess onal amsts fiun aro nd he Und 2/3 1 113 oi140A 15-0IJ34 000 Johnson Jllalo 1 17 00503 000 Frtlr 30 • 40 to Church $4157 11 1 erate th s ncome res dents are globe and are JUSt as lush a d BW1/2Ex 20ANWE• oavdoon Bonjamn F aenha C/0 Sol a $373.57 .2SA Ex 54 lOA 5819 &/or Pol lela J P118 & Leoler Johnson Lot piece w 1 E• 22A E• li-II01 38 000. SE ol McBride 22 SA g ven the oppo turuty to pro beauaful as ever Also ava abe $85813 19 77 SA oil Wooterly 34 V B Horton 1 Add 2A I.25A Sll7 211 Burlchamor Ronnie E 201187 $418 08 14-11034<1001 Soi~H end of Loto18 a 19 $775 17-oo382000 Howtrd &lor CandkK LotS! 20 00815000 Millo duce handicrafu tha are sold calendar de k dia es and s a o ery Fo n o e nfo n atJOn R1ndy A & Roden th both n erna onally and lo ally Howtrd &lor Mary $302 81 11-110921 000 Cr1lg &/or Debra Jean ~ub ~~000 75 Section 28 (8401 15-01111 000 Dowler Johnson Jasole & Sect 21 1:7N R 14W aa.:'hl R0 1e E 211 N of Pome oy by Tha Tr bal Crafu Among go o http www uppo u 3421A & 0255A D1vld Sect 29 50A E1 Bertha C/0 Sol & SW Corner 18 95A out .J'or c : : K ~~~ 57 AlCina Road W S de the most popular of these a e n efo g comblnedloretotalol 10 ode 50A $72.42 Lealar Johnson Lot ol 81A 18 95A SubS $8/a ex pa eel E ol c k B ne ofBo on don ng; he New L fe Center Dolls 3I78A, $73.92 15-01112 000 Dowler 29 a 30 90 x 100 $33217 li-IIOI3I 000 81A, $113 31 10 pe en of net sales from 14-01342 000 Sheets Dav d Sect 29 .20A on $5 92 17-oo543 000 Howard Burkhlmer Ronnie E 20 DOell 000 M llo wh ch are dressed n au h GNgOry Sect 13 33 W Line ol Corp N ol 15 01770 000 Jonea Gerald W &/or Barberi &lor Candy K Lot 53 Rlndy A & Rldenllh mm ature tr bal clo h ng new o lee on of pho o fra e (1110-313) 1111 Highway Ad 20A, $2418 Merll & Barbara Lol A Sect 12 (MO) E End Sub a $6 8l 212 N ol Pome oy 1n G Komen Tlrea 111 & river E ol 292A 15-D0889 000 Haynea 28 Lincoln Helghla ol N 112 ol Rd e. 1a-oo138 000 Rlclne Rood 1 70A g rl who make these doll a to J 513A Doria lot 59 Bahan Add $747114. 1.24A 89 052A Ex $12 57 I MIA Ex ndat on E of he New L fe Cente have Can $15183 2nd Add E• 18 N 15 00811 000 Klein 4 878A u 171A ::'a':'~~ :o~.::~~~ 20-G0817 000 Millo developed 24 d fferent des gn the photo 14 00187 001 Smith $144 92 Larry E Lot 258 Sub $191.21 Randy R I Raden lh n predw han advc o here are boy and gi I c:\oll Jeoon &lor Amy 554A 15-oo533 000 Hayne• 81 112 91 3 4 lA 17.00543 001 Howard ~~up:~' E~ang~l~al 212 N ol Pomeroy In 100A Lot 315 & Doris & or Haynes $18175 Gareld W &/or Borba a rop r y Raolne Rood E Side available n latg and small s ze ng ne g uch a 441A In 100A Lot 304 Booll L Lo1108 Behan 18 00892 000 Klein A Sect 12 T7 R14 =t5J OOI 38A $4.90 l ve Yuu Orea for each of the SIX maJor bes Strong 1 OOA $47 88 Add N 112 $235 22 Larry E LOt 258 SW 1.24A out of 93 32A 20oOOIIOO 000 14.01084 000 Smith 15-00104 000 JeHero Cor 80A lOA $410 1.24A $180 38 Cunn nghom Robert Patterson Andy L Lot of northern Thailand All of the and Make a ) ffe nee Th Kimberly Sue Sect 27 Chlrleo 0 &lor Brtndo 18 00750 000 Klein 17.00254 003 ~ ,f1~ ';':'C::::0 0 21 Buffington Add dolls and the r costun es are colle tJOn Ued Won an o S1121A $1S 34 K C 0 Ryon Jailors Timothy T. C/0 Kathy How 1111 n Sodeanna s $228 77 2 Woman Adv ce Fo L v ng 14-02094000 Stoblrt Lot(3041HortonoAdd Ottman Lol258 Sub &/or Chrlolophe 11 004A 20-oo259000 Runyon made by hand at the New L fe Roger &/or Linda 304 Ex w End 91 $158 87 Sect 34 T7N R14W 18.00849 003 0 I1 Jerry IJo Bobby Lot Center The dolls can be The frame a e ava lable a 3 ootA Ex 11.02500 001 Lewlt 1 OOI', out of 24 lilA WIll D J IOO~vl01 293 S part ol W line ordered to e bed and 4 11A $227 211 by go ng o departmen 1&-oo105 ooo Jellero David &lor Kathoryn 1 OOA $14 41 3A $12 47 2.61A S23 12 2 3 •m5 429 14-oo411 ooo Stoblrt Chlrlea 0 &/or Brtnda port ol Lot82 8 •50 or 17-oo472 ooo ~ ~ A 5 ::~ :' 21).00588 ooo Smith h tp www new! fetha land or bath g fi craft and c ner retailers nattonw de on July Carol A Lot 7 $47.49 Rog1r L &/or Linda c K C/0 Ryan Jollero 01 oul 0113 40A 01 A Kennedy Perry E Lol $7t 78 g Sect 31 (MOl Nea 11 d Lot (380) Horton • Add $3 21 IICI 14 15 NE p1rt of 11 OOI49 004 Davia And nollcelo hlreby The Hunge S te at 2001 Sugges ed reta 1 p ce given lhallhe wholl ol on s part Ex 2 lOA N Lo1301- Trl45 • 37 112 18 02501 001 Lawlo 3750A 5 80A $5713 Willi 0 J 100 A http www thehungers e co $ 2 99 For more nformat o perf 52347A Ex NWCor $1042 David &/or Kotheryn 17-oo473000 L0 ,;.;;t~A 0 utc: ouch oovorel lroclo go to http www bu nesof. .211A $380 17 15-D0795 000 Pan of lol 82 a 1200 Kennedy Perry E Lot Iota or pano of oto m ts a great place to shop Ju 1 8345 A will be cenllled lo by vstng the ste clcking a bo oncom 14-00420 ooo Stober! Johnson Terence Leo or 037 out ol 50A sect 14-15 (212) NE ~::•A Roger L &/or L ndl c &/or Brig- Lot (12) 037A $9 08 part SOA $16110 18 00950 003 Davia loreclalure by lhe Sect 31 (100) E 22A Rlverv ew Acres III-D1747000 Lowlo 17-oo474000 William OJr tOGA Lol County Audllor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - purouonl W End of E 112 5 90A Subd vlo on $118 82 D1vld &lor Kalheryn Kennady W 11 am E 284 2 355 to low o 1 1 1 $14113 15-oo272 000 Lot 274 oul ol S part Ell I bdo Red HI 1 ou 0 forfeited to lhl Stele 14-00421 000 Stober! 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T ato Carol Y Lot o 454A $505 88 15 00572 000 Stahl M chel o Lot 188 $178.37 15 00102 000 W 11 II ke & Kl an Lol (181 A verv ow Acr11 Subdlv lion $870 36 Condo St 8 x 90 $17 70 III-D2148 000 Mathews Tommy K IJo PomelaJ Lolli Sub4-40 CondorStE Side $8132 18.02147 000. Molhewa Tommy K &lo Pamela J Lot 18 Sub 3 20 Condo St S Side 34<118 111-D2141 000 Mathews Tommy K &lor Pamela J Lot 20 Sub218 ollbeckend $184 16.02149 000 Mathews Tommy K &lor Pamela J Lot20 S b 3 41 5 C d S u on or I W Side $91 28 18.00182 000 McC oud Do olhy & o James Pallck Lot 48 D1bney Add $68 31 15-00183 000 McC oud Do othy I o James Pltrlck Loi(IOD-303)20 Back I jo nlng t48 $5 00 18 00241 000 Selby Timothy A &/or Dorothy II Lot 11 Llnco n Helghta Add $478 08 18 00859 000 Smllh She on A Lol 51 Dabney Add 5389 41 POMEROYVILLAGE 1800880000 Smith ME GS LSD Sharon A Lol 57 II 00008 000 Aelke Dabney Add 5 40 10 Faye Lot 12 L nco n 18 00861 000 Smith Holghll Add $594 69 Sharon A Lol 61 111-DI875 000 Dabney Add $4181 Blackwell S\ove J 111-D2 18 001 So den ato Shl L Lot 425 Ma k Prt ollot10 ex WehoSub& $39481 slip 5 wide SECor 111-DI876000 129 x72 $23821 Blackwell Stove J 16 02129 000 St ath &lor Shar L Lot 425 John 11 chael a or Wehe Sub 5 532 74 Fig eatah ar Doanna P 18.02823 000 Lot 111 25 $537 39 Bu khome Candy 18 0 888 000 Todd &/o Ronle Eugene Reneo Lot 58 L ncoln IOOA lol 308 IIA Helgl;lts Add 5338 58 $1 37 18-D\948 OOO l&-oo401 000 Townsend He an Lot Capehart Ange a L 185 35 N • do ot290 Ex 16 Back to $115 79 Clll & SE Co 16.01949000 5353 58 Townsend Halon Lot Chopman Oouglao 18610 s s da $ 9 57 &/o Sad o E pen ol 16 00888 000 Waton ot 533 $428 20 Scott L &/or Gar L 16.01144 000 Crone L 1 496 547 78 Wallon WI om B & Ma go ret ~ 1 00690 000 J Lot307 8 30A E Part S II L a 0 G1 I L Ex 977 5 323A co s28 59 Lot 49 7 5306 56 Etol dba Rod Hill Ftrmo Sect 9-10 (2112) Fr 12 all landS of Rd 85A 40 OTA $162 08 17-D0412000 Kennady w 1 am E Eta I dba Rod Hill Fe mo Sect I 0 (2821 WEnd 25 OOA e• lilA 2434A $21810 17-110483 000 Kennedy WI am E Eta I dba Rod Hll Farmo Soc110 W S de 1 70 112 Ex 882A W Side 97 788A El t5085A 2 883A $8121 17-oo494 000 "' Koellval Jon M 1 o 1i L 1m1ra ynn Lo!Hcl 23 (140) NE /4 6 of Ad N Pori ol SE 1 4 108A $832 91 17-oo495 000 Koollvll Jan M &lor Tomera Lynn Lot Sect 23 (840) N p1rt of NE 1/4 N of Ad 88A $842 01 17-oo&8t000 Koollval Jan M chael I Tamer~ Lynn Sect 17 (11401 NW Co 94 51 A $587 45 17-110112 000 Kool vel Jon II chaol & Tamart Lynn Secl 17 (85) W of Rd NE of SE 1/4 Mid Of SW I 4 1128A$7732 17-110037 000 Koal vel Jon 0 1 Jon II Soc 17 '1:7N R 14W NW I 4 05978A of 11 34A 05978A S2 90 17.00543 002 Milord R1ymond L Slcl 12 T7R1423028A olllol 1208A 23 028A $32107 17 00543 003 II lrd Raymond L Soc! 12 T7 R14 4 878A out ol :::~A 4 87 11A 17 00544 000 M • d Raymond L Sec 12 S 7 R 14 NE Co 4 35A ol 97 17A 4 35A $129 80 17 00545 000 Mil MaryKCO RobertC II Ia Sec 30 21 393A of 34 05A 21 383A $141 01 7 00845 001 P co A bert H &/o Ph lpa Eugene Jr E prt ol Lot 82 55 1132 out of ot 12 $ 5 23 17 00552 001 Qulvey ° b~~~~!': 00 ~ r J"if' Vanena K Soc1 8 2 (11) 21 Rl 2180 A I ott1187 1A outof819A $1441 18 00513 000 Klein ~;:a E Lol tl9 Sub A ~~~8151°~~ P4°~ 11';.2 : 12 71~',. 1 1 2.00A 7IBA 535 ;~1 11-oo579 000 AI h rt II h I E IJ ne ~ Sc 17 or • on ~ :: Cor_.~ of Rd 18 °1 ° 111 S:. 1-ooa::::,. Rltchhart Brian C lOOA lot291 T2 R12 N end of Ad 8311A olll of 4 ZTA 831A $&8.40 18 00723 000 Slalke Ron A Loll $97 97 18 00724 000 Slelke Rosa A Lo12 $17 28 18.01218 000 Stobart, Donna Sect 9 S pt S of Ad E• Coal 2 673A out ol 25 ITA 2 173A $8121 I ~.00421 001 WI son Cha let., 0 Jr 1 Plow• 82 m•T 2L R 12 ot 2 I 0701A out 012.2113A I 0701A. S294 59 RAC NE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LSD 19 00144 000 A noll, ThomaoA&/orCaol A Sect 18 (1401 S of S Wo 182 E of Pom Rd 28A $880 87 19 00145 000 Amott Thomao A &lor Co ol A oect 18 (640) W of Wolf Run 11A $510 19-ool59000 Bettloll Blrbao 81 $2135 19-D0181 000 Bell oil Barbo a 117 187 $53 91 19 00439 002 C eek "O:l ~~~~a i93~";\~ 1T20~ 3 3183A 6933A 5937 4 2. 19-110180 000 OallloH Ba bora 82 $34194 19 00059 000 Eddy 124 13 W ol ot 40 Wo I Add 3481A New Survey $541 85 19 00105 000 Jo dan Gary 80 $57 65 19 00035 000 Lane Tommy Nolan S &lor Barbe a E en Sect 15 (2711100) oil 50 1 75 SE Corne 2 49A NW Books make good gifts County Ohio ly a break fi om the compu e G ve a book For Kids (and Intelligent Adults) Its one of the most famous books ever wr tten fo ch I d e and t has been re ssued w h A hu Ra kham tu n of. he en u y draw ngs It Gr mm Fa ry Tale (SeaSta Books S 9 95 ha dcove ) by Jacob Ludw g Car G mm and W !helm Carl Gr mm w h a new afierwo d by Peer Glassman The favo e e here The Frog P n e Red R d ng Hood Rapunzel The Golden Goo e Hansel and Gre hel Ton Thun b and more Speak ng of Tom Thun b heres a new ake on h cha a te n The Adven u es of Tom Thu b (SeaS a Books $15 95 had ove) retold by Mar anna Maye w h p ctu e by K Y C afl T nyTon pe se veres and un ph ye aga nth ell ng w h Jlu rat on n p red by 12th cen ury llu nuna ed manuscr p s And ye another Gr n m ale e old n Mo her Hoi y (No tl South Book SIS 95 hard ove) by Joh n Warren S ew g w h Jlu a on by Johanna We s erman Many ch Jd e today are e noved fron the mm gran exper en e but App e and Angel Ladde (F zhen y & Wh es de $20 ha dcove ) by I ene Morek w h I us ra on by Mu e Wood ells then wha wa I ke fo a Dan h fam Jy celeb a ng t firs \=h n a n No h Amer a lnsp ed by he n as er of he lowe ca e Chr s Ras hka eleb a e p ta Jy w h L le Tee (Hype on $16 99 hard flower Raschka ar s w h the poen then bu ld ( nd 1 u l ate ) a tory about how a Ch tn a t ee leaves he fo e t a x o and on e ho e ty fam ly Mat ns B g Wo d (Hyper on $15 99 hardcov by Doreen Rappaport nd Bryan Coli e sp t of D Ma t n L Ki g J recall ng nclud ng an ex e p legendary J Have speech Dun py S ve Chr a (Hype on S15 99 ha dcov ) by Jul e And ew Edw d d Emma Wal on Ha J on w J illust a on by To y Wa on tel s how Dun py he Dump ruck aves the day (a n gh for San as hol day delve e For Adults (and Intelligent Kids) Arne fo k a ng de o a d p m ve pa furn u e and po tery rel g o decorat on lp u sc m haw woodwork ng and o he form - are urveyed A n er a Rad ance (Ab m $75 I a d ave ) by S a y C Ho Ia de They e flam he Ralph En e a co lee on ecen ly g ven o he An e an Folk A Mu eu n New Yo k C ty An e an Imp e on m (Abb v 1e P e $85 ha d ov e) byWllan H Gedt ha been e s ued n an upda ed ed onofthel984orgna Jt show how Arne can a t t su h a C h Id e Ha a Edmund 1: bel a d w e nfl n d by he own ga n he pe s on na e n Europe he Ja e 9 h and e rly 20 h cen u cs �• ~·· dnu lilly, HeN. 21, 2001 n 'f?:!= lr ~ 1r r~ 1-r. toy toy Wh t' h h. f~:~==~~:~~~=.,oo:.~:~ .oys, s, s: a s ott 1s year CLASSIFIED =· · l N. (304~ & : ktO T - - We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like No One Else Can! - •C : ~ - •- - H1t:11 & Ha ~.!.- .::;::1~':,... ~ - r• .,. , _ 1 ~· $250 Eacll. ~ <MU: 1 •• t;~~·~~ ~. ~-- 4 ~•. JIOIME HOllE OW1'IERS 11189et.vyini<*,V~~-... & Coleman- ~· 19118 o-y T""*. Thurtday ro,- Sund.tys For Sundays P1per Items ada • Ads Should Run 7 D•v• -w- * t"..,.______ ......... _.II I'~a;;~:=..:::: " --... lr"=..r~ ='. : .: !r . ...-'ta~th $100 reward lor the rotum of stolen pig (yard oma· ment), black & white fiberglaSs pig appro>Cimalely 3' . taU & 4' long, stolen out of yard In Syracuse, halo lot of sentimental value belong to lather who recently pasaod away, if you have any information pleaae call (7401992·5023 or 740-992· 3324. now paying minimum wage, now ahlftl: 7am-3pm 7an> 5pm 3pm-11pm '1 1pm7....; coll740-992·5o:z3 8an>8prn 7 daya . H-. AVON I Areuf To Buy or $835 Weekly PrO<ouing Sail. Slolrloy Spearo, 3Qol. Moil. Euyl No Expori675-1429. onca Noeded. Call 1· COME ~ow -2-17211 Ekt. 2070, 24HIW. WI"rn USI we are expanding oor clrcu· Machinist 5 yoaro on • Why wail? Slart meeting lallon staff to betllr NfYii job experience. Pay balid Ohio singles tonight, call toll oor cu-. Wa are look· 00 .._,.,.._ Coli for AI>free 1·800·786·2623 ext log for a poqon that hal polntmont. - Y · Fo1day, 1621 . high energy level, lift- moll· Bam· 3pm. French City Tool r ~ : . . . , ANNouNm.mrrs oro. Nooxp. required, Benelito. For exam, Nlary and testing information call, (6301 393-3032 ""'· 7151 All I r , I = I :'!.. ,:: I ma: ::~!rou~'!!i your resume and cover let• ter or Attention of Olane Hift, !ATTENTION! Publlilhlng Co.. WORK AROUND YOUR Ohio VIII.,, SCHEDULE . 625 Thlnl Ave .. Galllpolfl, $25· 5751 hour, PT/ FT Ohio 45631. AU training provided www.getwealthyandwise.com Per Diem LPN'I needed for privata duty homt care cas. orCan . as. Flexible tchedule and 1·80Q.846-8492 excelient pay. FlN out appii· calion at Plaasant Valley $Actions$· SSBringSS· Home Health Services SS5Cosh5SS 1011 Viand Sf. Pt. Plea.....; AI Easy as ABC! 2 week COL Training· Great Pay wv 25550, or caN (3041875And Benetits. Training and 7400 or 1-8()0.746.0076 for 11 ion MIEOE Placement Available mot'e n ormat . No Experience Necessary Need a reliable, responaible CALLNOWI ' mature person wl1tl mainte-1·686·209.()61 7 nar.:e e ri Part ·u OuaHfied . xpe ence, • tame. Retirees welcome. 100 WORKERS NEEDED Contact 1·S00..319-3718 or . Assemble crafts:, WOOd (304)522·7020. items. Material provided. Overbrook Center To $480+ wk. Page Street, MiddlePort,333 Oh Free lnformallon pkg. 24 Hr. is currently accepting appll1·80t ~284·5625 caliona far 111 upComing A JOB FDA YOUI 14 Doy nursing assistant class • h wiH """ '-In on D-·m· COL Trainlngl No Ellperi- whiC ~ ence Neceasaryl Tuition bar 3rd and will run through Reimbursement! Financing December 14th. AppllcaAvaHablel COli Today! Oper· tions will be accepted ators are Slanding By! 1- lhrough November 29 2001 . Please stDp by ou; 888-645-6505. lront office fDf an applicatkm ' Attention! or contact Kristle Madden at Earn 2nd. Income without (740) 992-6472 for mora in2M job up 10 formation. E.O.E. $25.·$75Jhr. PI·Ft. HIOD-2111-7543 Work From Home. Free www.Money-Dreams.com Booklet. 1·800-653·7293. -Acl Pl...::..":;,. 1n- oMilo 7 .... Ia IUbtldtothefedlrlll •• of 11M wtofcll- ft 11op1 to df• • .., or tl o - ' " ' - · - · - ou mo1oo.., ouch ,...... - AI of vour home repairs, ad- - ·· Thfl MWFPIPir . . not knnL41tac:apt exp.(304)578-2085 - - (3041832-2241 • •- ...... , . , --loin t1 t 1 naltllolaw.Out ......,. . . ...,., ._ thta '* 4 5 I .. 1st time buyers- Govern- 1200. Deposit. (3()4)882,_. loano· buy loano & 31552 sale- [740)+16-30113 Qak· wood Superoenter 2br. Houle 2424 Monroe "'~-:,::' Do.yeu .....t an •!'!'· "20 yra to care for you on your· home or mine. Hulband & wife 11 accepted 304-675-8183 as well Ave. $325 month+ Deposit. 28x80 3 Or4 riO -n...... _.. · · r•o D·-- """""""' ~---· urrutu\JrUJY I do--- · INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHlNG co. recommends that you you know ond NOT to send money th~ the mall until you have frMiotlgeted tho olfertng S ~ tart .our Business Today... Prime Sloopplng eon. tar Space Available At AI· fordabloRate. Sprlng'~'l~ Plaza Ca 1740-446-0 •• ., 101 · ' 1 j __ MoNEY Lo• ~ 10 Completety Aafurbished. 2 atooy, 2 Ful Both. 3 Bod- ;•lml~;:,. ~~~~ ""'" 1-888-928-3428 Amazing Aowt T1rne Homo 8 uyera. Government Backed loans. No credit needed. (3041755-5566 Limited Offer. A bl 1 Ma ~~~C!J for :;:. tails. (740)+16-3583. Big 16, 3 bod ·"""" 2 Houaa For Sale 6 Room- In Pt. Pleas· ant on 21ots. Fenced In Yard. S2P,OOO Call (304)675·6168 and leave NeWly constructed, single' sq.,'"' ' "f''· Holzer H~nl.:l, ~ ·~n~f: ~:,~~~0 . Ref-o ··-Required. 3 BR l'oose In Middleport. Coli (740~.()1155 boo -tlemand>4pm. 5 rooma and aarge IIOfaQI. carpet j u~--H , •..._.... !NE'l JIOR RfM' •tt .... r .- I 20 !J r r :,....._,._. I I I r•o For Sale· Recondltionod flood - · Ohio. [740)+16-7..4.4 Hl77-8309t62.' Free Ellimalel, Eaoy lfnondng 90 daya ..,. 11 viuJ Muter Card. Tara Townhoute . Apart· .~.,~-----~--.., menta, Very 2 $paciOUI, 2 cult r ~-~ • - oa~ SfolmM; Bodft>omo, - . CA, 1 GoOils 1 001• &F~!t.CoPOOirpolodP · ..,._ _ _ _ _ __ !!. s:' . ,_.,,. ' • ~ta~NoPett, I Ruger M·n, 243 caliber r ;;o;;;;,.... rooms. ful)' equlped kftc:h. pan $20. CoiCo R~ng on Central Heating/Cooing Highchair $40 (740)~ :1452 ' · .... =.~e:~lt~ri= Never been I I c PB: ::;..:-= ":""et!: = r• . 0,::. riO uiled. $75. oao (304)675-651S I . /, Oh. You Beautiful Dolls r .. I r I =· Washer & Dryer hookup: (304)862·2523 ':-..:........:;=---Twin River Towers now ecceptlng appllcatf9ns lor 1BR. HUD subsidized apt. lor elderly and disabled. EOH. (304)675.fl879. etoo;ct 5,. leaded, leather, cd, pow· --••m" n:d-capcd superhero. h k h or sunroof, 50,000 miles, ..u.o;• 1<1\.AU W. b B dC er book. C ec out ot er outgarage kept, $17,000, (740) RDluGERATION c :www. earan o.com. fits and accessori"' via catalog 9(9.0181 or 581-8975. And for older bear hunten, of or Web site. · 1999 Camero lOaded, T- R!t~idenlial or ton:~merclai all ages there are Vermont 53l~ Tope, (304)675-6515 afler wonng. ......., or r.. . ' . Phone: I (800) 845-0005; o.m _ _ 5pm. palra. Malter LJcensed ~ec· Teddy Bears. Check out this . Woeb: www.americangirl.com. U\JJLIIII1IIlJI tri<:ian. Ridenour Electrical. ' . I w·mter • One of the newest toddlen .· St!mJEs speoa 1 84 LTD, 3.8, VB, auto, runs Wl/000306, 30<-675~1786. years ~ good salvage title. 1300. Wonderland set ($199), with ALL ITEEL IIUilDINQ, (7401843-2t87. Southern ..... $7,780, , _ .:Ga:::lla=.:Co:.::..- - - - $3,960. 1-80().292.01 ft. 87 Comaro LT. 350, over· drfvo. $2,000, (740)985· ~ ..~ .. -pipet.. - ·""" . . '.,, ' wln<kililtl; llnlofB. etc. Ctaudo -'-:'~-,~-,--­ "' \'llnlora, Rio Grande. OH 89 Goo Tracker, 4 cyt., 5 1 Call740-245-5121. speed, 4x4, Rune Great. J>~1hfi\" !\'41lit"C'- i11 J'\t·W~!JliJit•rs. 7 Ynur lii;.:ht 111 l\JIO\\,lh:liHrttlHi:,:hL lu \"c•ur Hum·. I 740 448 2200 .... 3 roorno ond both, F - Buy or IMII. RIYerfne llnlled Eflfcltncy All Utlrtle - · 1124 East Main or1 Pltid Dow 'tal w~ SA 124 E. Ponaoy, 7~ _...;... 91 n8s 2rs. 00 Avo. 99:2-2526. Auu Moore, ~..... owner. 40••u..uz'_an.... v r-r~~ -------BEAUTIFUL APART Suo's - o n tho"!" MENTS AT BUDGET .,M. ,":' ,Mk"-11 ... ott. Dob, ~ - - .....~ _......_ .,;_.,. CEB AT JACKSON ES. ·~·· - · , _ _, """ ~·~a mora ;;,.;.;;:;;;;;.;;;;;;;...-. (740)992,,.,~ , 52 westwood Drive ;r;r;;,· from $297 to $383. Wale to MtscniANmUi 111\op & movlel. Coli 74(). MDtawlllsl! . 446-2568. Equal Housing :Oo:"pp"o::."::u::ni:!ty.:,...---Christy's Family LMng, ~=- (:O::n "::":: 33140 Now Uma Rd., Aut· Well, $375. Call [740)416land, Ohio, 740-742·7>403. 2893 Apartment, homo ond trallet - - - - - - - - · Cornrne<clal .....,. :.:...:-::- for loaM. ~ ~~~~=j oondltlon, $800. Call Fumlohed Apt. 3 rooms aM (740)416-21181 ~~ra.pl~l:;ri,!: Alfou 'abrr • Conwnllnt ond ........_. Required. No WOLFF TANNING BEDS Peto [740)+16- Low Monthly,_ 1519 HOma Defivory FREE Color CotaJog Gractoua flYing. 1 and 2 Call Today 1-800-711.0158 bodlooon apartmenta at Vi' ._.. np - · · 1a~ Manor aM Riverside · ·-··~" ~ Apa_,. In Middleport. Amozlng Mil.bollorn From $2711-$348. Coli 74(). BrNklflroughff 982~5064. Equal Housing· lose 10 I)OUtlds. 200 Opportunities. pounds easy, qulc~. Fast Dramatic Aeoullo. 100% Middlepor1· North 4th AY8., Natural, 0.. Racorrmended. 4 room fumllhed apartment, 'Ask about FREE Sampft" =-~~e::~··· no f7401<141·1882 Baby bed Cheny WOOd Nice 2br. Apartments, large ~· $75. Cooi:o Pfa)'- I -All PSI $37.00 Per 100; All Brass Compression Fottings In SIQd<. RON .!VANS ENTERPRIIJ. ES Jackson, Ohio, 1-800- exl!• Goldon Antler Aequ.'l8d, Days: 740~ - · oxcellell1 c a - . ~~. Evaningo: 740-367· (140)992.()355 0502, 74C)..W6-010l. AM1QID \uro ......,. _ , , Depcalt with c r 2670· !1101-- (30>1)675-7388. Moflohlln Ct11>et, 202 Clark 110J0, a_. me fs;. 34o;""~ Arewood for aal• $25 for mixed a tnockloed, pine fliev;ood lu $15 a IIUCkloed, discount lor seniors &YOter· Very · nice, 2·3 bedroom ~an.:.:s:.,(:..740=)94:.::9..:.()81==015::.._ _ apartment, In town, lar~:~e _ kitchen, LR, $500/mo. Ref· For Sale Four Tires, Size erences & deposit required. 190 70 14. Good Tread $t5 (740}446-3644 _ _ _ ~~198~1 for $51. F •••• APAR1M£Nrs . or - : Oulltlng Frames, FOR RFNr SPACE $25. Fiberglass. Truck Top-• FUR RENT :per 91" long ·x 80" wide, 1 & 2 BR Economk:al Gaa $50. 5 Drawer lagel Alo Heat, W/D Hookup, Near Nice tots, quiet country aet· Cabinet, $50. (7401256· 15 2 Holzer, $295 to $379 Per ting, will aceommodale :::::9~~----monttt, f)tua UtiNiies, Leaae 16x80, $100 per month, can · Grubb's Piano- Tuning & and ~oslt Required. Ed at Country Homes, 740· Repairs. Problema? Need (7401AA.a: 992 2167 ~""'·2957 • · Tuned? Call The Plano Dr. 740·446-4525 1 and 2 bedroom a .... rt. Trailer space for rent, $120 ;-:-'-:-'-:.,.:.=:-___ mems. furnished and unt"ur- per monttt, in Minersville: Hardy Mums .$3.00 MCh 4 nlshed, security deposit re· 600 ~ fl office building, aJc torS10. Open Sat. 8~-. & quired, no pets, 740-992- & calling ran, $275 per evenings. Oewhurat -Gr'~n2218. month, (614)878-1661 house Mt. Alto. (304)8953740 leave message. or 1 Bedroom Apartments, (304)895-3789 $289 month. Deposit & Ref· erenco. HUD Approved. l'li~;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::; Independent HerbaHfe DIS· (7401<141- t 519 rto llo!&luow 11ribulor, Coli For Product Or ,._ Opportunity. (7401441-1982 1br. Very Clean. Available ~--•"""""liiliiliii:.-• -.:..:........c=..::...:::::.:.:....::::: Dec. 1st. Now taking AppilJET cations. ~304)675-4975 Appliances: Reconditioned AERATION MOTORS Washers, Dryera, Ranges Repaired, New & Aebulh In 2 Bedroom Ap1 in Centena- Refrigratora Up To 90 Days' Stock. Cali Ron Evans ,_ ry, IRpliancee lutnished. Guaranteed! We Sell New 800-537-95:28. ' utilities paid except alactric, Mavtag A"""lance F h clean, $2851 month call C -· s, rene - - - - - - - ~740)256-1135 after 6:00. lty Maytag, 740-446·7795. Large Wards Microwave, S20. works. Older 19" Syl· 2 BR Apt Newly Remod- HOI poinl Washer $95 vania Color TV, S20. works elect Stove, Re'•!gerator Whirlpool Dryer s9s oE Old 78 & 33 113 r.jCQrcf al~ Furnished. All Ulltltles Paid. Refrigerator 59 5 Hot ·pol t bums- must take all re46 Olive St. $4751 mo · El oc1· Aange, · 5·95 · Whlnri· cords· n401446·3945 (740)446 make 4680 an oner. " pool Aetngerator. Uke New, · $175. Freezer, Upright, $125 Skaggs Appliances 2 Wheal Small Utility Trail· Now Taking Application.- 76 Vl~e ST ~7o40)446-7396 ' er. All new tlrta, Can be :.::.~rt=r:.'rnc1: made to Haul 4- wheeler water Sewage Trash New and Used Furniture with 675Alteration, $200. 23 $350/Mo., 740 446'0008. . Store below Holiday Inn. (3041 • t5 Kanauga. We Sell grave 200 amp electric hook up Pomeroy, Naylors Run, 2 or monuments and vases. $125; kitchen cablnal: 3 br. ilflOrtrnent, w/d·hu, o/r, Hours: Monday thru Satur· white, $90; small molal security deposit, references. day 11am-3pm. (740)446· wardrobe, $30; (740)992• caH f7401992.fl886 . 4762 · 5503. r . FLH """'Tlble. ......., dry.. and nlfffg"'"""" 'n opooo• Appflanoa A-.. we"ve reviewed !his year is ·u £ I 2bodluommobllehomo,no pots. S24Wmo. $100 depoe· H. Includes water. [740)+163817 REDUCED All Double Wide Olsptaya 2 bedroom, new carport, mustgo.OnlyS895clown. l8d • "''dhook Only ot oakwood Homeo cove pe ..o,992 "'' 2167 up, Nitro. (3041755-5885 of nopoto, f740l • · Beautiful River VIew Ideal Single Parent Program. For i Or 2 People, A&feren· Euy Financing Available. ces, Depolil, No Pels, Fos(3041755-7191 tor Trailer Park, 740.441· & 0181. LUI> ACREAGE Clean 2 BA Trailer, Aefrig--. eraror and Stove Included. CIA, No Pets. Relerences 4 acres. 1 mile on Rt 7 on Required. Cafl (740)38&~ Eagle Ridge Rd., utilities 8956 or [7>101368-9053 :Oi CLASSIFIEDSI $4501 month and Dopoolt (740)388-837 1 Mobile-· - · CREDIT PROBL MS, Havlog Flnar.:lal pro!lfema? Ia -~· Bo~ crediL no credll, or from Pleasant Valley Hospl· bankruptcy the root or your tal, off SR 180 on 8 private problems? Call us today: 1-112 acre tot. 3 bedroom, PREMIER CREDIT RE2-1/2 baths, big kitchen SOURCES, 'All !he flnao>w/oak cabinets, DR, LR ciai help you need•, 1-886- :fr~a~d~~.,; ce;:~~! ~hv:~:.bl; ,:l, F?~~c!~ 257-5445, Specializing in: ~ & 2-1/:2 car Oa,rage. (740)992·5620after6pm. personal, oonaolldatlon, lmmedlat ssloo Apbuainese, mortgagea, auto. praised 8~ ~SOD. Make . For Sale: 60 acres on the OA offer. Call (740)446-4514 dead end ot Hysell Run L Nil LOANSI LOANSI from 8·5pm, M·F, or Road, excellent hunting ::'~Y v~%~~~~ ~~b~?emG~Ing.:,"~i .::: (740)446-3246 after 5pm. property and building olio Christian's ConstrucUon credit. Bankruptcy Wei· R for home. Waterandelectnc Inc., 403 Eastern Avenue: come. Call Toll- Free 1- lver view, 5·9 · ale. In- already there, $70,000 Call 1 Gallipolis, (7401••• ••t • 866·496·9486. ground pool, 4 Br., lfrolilhed ahor 4:00pm (7401992· ..._,......,. " basement, 2 fireplaces, 4293. MeG_. & "-latto huge Lr., (740)992·2943 Your Cholcell Choose loom: Trying 10 ~ 8 homo 10101an Creek Estates, 3-6 :2 wk COL training, diesel Wall· Maintained Brick acre iol t 1 Rl mechanic training or leam banka are eating you due Ra~h 3 Bedrooms 2 112 G d •·, wea $025 900o how· to operate bui .....--- to bad credll history? We Baths' · ran e, rom · · trackhoes and bac"k'h;~ can help you. We provide hood. i(74~):e-~~~;bot~ (740)245"5747 Cali TOOAYI 1-600-958- mo~r~e;, parsloaonal wttondh see. Large corner building iol 2353 sma ness ns with 205' Ohio Aiver front· good or bad credit. Approval age, elevation shot, ilurlt41 JluiiNmol wHhfn 48 hrs. (8881682· MOBILE H!NE'l veyed, appraised, serious 1'RAlNING 1158 · JIOR SAlE lnqulri&s only · $40 000 (3041682·3736 tiotor. si>m. ~""""""""""' Qalllpolla C..... College SE:avKEs 14x70 Clayton Trailer.. 2.5 Looking To Buy A New (careers Ciole To Home) Acres, 32x40 New garage. Horna? Don't Have Land? Call Todayl740 448 4367, Fllnl Fln11nelal has been Scenic VIew E:atates. We Doll! Hurry Onty 10 Lots 1-800-214-0452 13041576·2635 Loft, 304·736-7295. · providing small business ~!90=05-12749. loans for 13 years. Now we MeigS Mamory Gardens, 2 apaclallzeln p8fSOnal, car & 16 Wide. Only $195.00 Per lots In Christus section al MN'ElAMOOU') debt consolidalion. We Month, 8.99% Fixed Interest base of atalue, $450, guarantee quality service Rate With Air And Un- (740)992·7687. from a trusted name. Call ~erplnning 1-888·928·3426 Free report, show you how Flint Financial Services, ap- 1970 Champion 12x60 2 Nice 4 acre tract near to receive unlimited gold pllcations hoUino ~1- bedrooms. 53,000 OBO. Gftliipolis· easy tet'ms, and tllvar coins. cau 1011 888)388.()895 Cell (304)6 75-2470 ~7o40)o446-3583 tree, 1-877-526-6957 I.D. Single Grave She. Kirkland IM3392. Need Financial Help? Risk 1985 Skyline 14x70, 3 bed· Memorial Gardens. LOt 451 _ free OS)t)Ortunity, look no fur- room. Good Condition. Cali A-E11214 $300 Contact Good or Bad Cf'edlt Even ther, our financial institution Harold, 740-385-9948. Ma Alic8 · · Bankruptcy, Cel Toll Free provides you with aasis· ry(608)788-6483 24 hrs .. 1~93. lance & Information, Free Umlted Or No Credit? Gov· consultation, call now at emment BanK Finance Only Buy, Sell or Trade 877·304-3011 . At Oakwood In Bsobours· HOI.5tS TURNED DOWN ON ville, 'IN 304-736-3409. FORlbNr In the . SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unleaa We Wlnl New 14 Wide, 3 Bedroom. t-88S·S82·334S Only 518.850. Free Delivery Pilot Program, Renters & Sat Up. 1'888·926·2426 Needed, 304-736·7295. lnb 3 Bodoooon 2 Both, SIOY9, Refrigerator, Very Nice, New bathroom. Upgraded itwuud>- out. $3501 month. Oopooft Required. ~::;;.aave$5,!5!5,~ (7031461-2591 lng a:frtl~ ~ flbe~- Buy homes lrom $1991mo. atepo, C.. •% -., 30 U.S. 50 Eut, A-.o, Oh, porw ot 8.5% API!. For lit· 740-592-1972. ~':e 1-100-318-3323 axl. End of the model year salol ' All 2001 must go, to. make Elegant 2 or 3 bedroom roorn lor 2002. Special low - · 299 Mulberry, Porn· financing program aYIIilabfe. oroy, no pete, (740)992· Only at Fleetwood Homes 5858. ol ProctoNile. Tol •oee 1. · ••• ~ 167 ' Whu rent? govem..888--~ ' backed loana from 11490 Anal Daya, Nationwide fo>- clown. (7401446-3093 ventory Reduction! Family Am. Naw Carpet throughout F/A & AIC $79900 740 . ' ' · ( 14411- 958 5 or (740)44fl.2206or(74014462683 · For sale by owner: Nice bl· level home on 1 acre near Chester. Three bedroom, (30417 ~ two baths, one-car garage, OAKWOOO HOliES famly room with fireplace, oun room. Now central heat· SUPER CENTER. lng&alcsystem. OnemJ· ~~rlv==. nute off Route 7, but slfll prt. loti Ootkwood Homel of vote. [7401985-3981 Nitro. (:3041755-5885 metltlgll. E Bedtuom, on- (304)895-3815 ly 1345.00 Per Month 18.811% f)load l!llaml Rate, FamHy Man/Honctyman """""" pressure washing, yard FOR SALE malnlenance, clea.n up, .., F -····· roe AskEstl ~304)n3-5564 formates Don 3 ••• ~room on Route 2, (304)675-5332 . Georges Portable Sa-11. · doni haul your logs to tho 3 bedroom, 1 both with mllljustcall304-675-1957. large llvlngroom, new gas Top To Bottom Cleaners, ===lyand ~~n:'ed profealonal, and affcrda. $37,500 f740) 992418S. ' ble, homes, offlceto, rentals, construction and .....-ing 3br. Home Fully Rornod· claenlng. (7401192·1391 or oted. Ready 10 Move inf [7401992·2979 $39,000. 211 7th St. NH. Will Haul Away, Clean Out, (30>1)862·3T72 Cloan Up or Move Almost 818 Main Street, Pl. Pl. men . • ...... Adal1--·'lw. r!.':':~.:_~(7~)=~ 4••• ••mid tn~t• ::a~ Kavena, (140)385- =. .brs.=-~~~ng 2p..._~'..!nt' brdop. apt. ~':"'ed Mhlitlt*IUn _ r diStance. $350 month + .. 2083 1 110= - i:_:Y : ................ Nice 28JJ80 Double Wide sanlng on rented k>t in 15 COurt Slreet. 2 Bed· Point Pteuant area 2x8 rooms, 1 112 - · l<ltchon walls, thermal pane. wlo>- will o!oYe and oalrlgeialor. dows priced to lllkt CaH Off SlrHI Perking. ao.t to (31W)875·3889 ·ask. lor Schooll and Downtown Rooemary ....... M85l month p!ut o:fe. · potjt and Rll<ort(ICO. No 1891 MINion 14X70,· 3 Pe1a. [740~11211 bedroom excellent' concH- palMa..-. lim*don or ditlons I remodeling. 24hr •"""V""C'" oervlce - r citizens discount., 22yrs. • : ~ ~ orftlln, or""'' ••tooodooo to S:::: =.; ~1au~~~44~;sign604 I 20 Words 7 Oa~s • Each ltem Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Sales • Limit 3 Per Person ·Mall To : Ohio Valley Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Galllpo11s, OH 45631 Now 1•x10, 3 -.om, 2 lor Root 3 BR, 1 River Bini P1ace oow..,. 995 down & Bath, S500I month p!ut U111- captingappllcalionllu 1 br• .lc,.3as.~· Call Cheryl, - ond Depooil. f740)2>45- Hud &blidize Apt. lor the aldarty & disabled. EOH. Now 2002 14 wide only Now Ha- 3BR ~- In (304)882-3121 ·- r •~ $7911 _ , I $!55.38/mo, - . . juolt oeoo..-, ,_ Taking Applicalionl, 2 BR, CoM Mldd, [740)385-7971 · ........ point, nice yard ond Stove, Aolrfgorator, CIA. Now OOublo Wiele. $1e5 one car garage. Storoge Building, Walor. Per Monlhl 3 BodoOCMI• 2 No Pata, would c a - a ~.Trash Paid. ~ Boll). F,.. llollvery & Sal· Leuo to own. $375. per to Wei-Mart. No Pots. Doon 1.-.9211-34211 month, $350 SacoMfty Do- · (140)2>45-5§3 ~~Y Alrool- ... oollollw Air, to)~ Snow King and Snow Queen to arrive fiom Lee Middkton when a kid gets intrrested in a bran, dre.sed in satin robes Original Dolls is Pbytirm discarded carton or box: he tries with furry ITirn. Wonder ($99.99), a snuJI« 2().. to make something out of it. Phone: I (800) 829-BEAR; inch venion of the company's The Buildin' Box ($49.95) by Web:www.VennontTtddyBear. A!:olistic lif<Hize dolls. She Kids Studio Works builds on • - - • 'm a frill y ftow- this ide.a with a canlboanl pbycom. comes w.:>XU • Doubles for real aninW., ered dress and ~t lealh<r house that's a simple, bam-like M y '"",wmn . "-- and carTIC!S . a truno.t . fuD o f structure with basic architecturpo~abl e k.tttens snua ($39.95 for a 10-inch kitten, ,.....,~;_ including a alphabet- al forms. The designing urge 6~S:!4 .95 for a small kitten) come deconlted blue romper and continu"' with the help of a . all ki·n ds o f b reeds , sueh as short-served I m shirt, sandals and design tool kit with more than Siamese, PerSian, orange tabby, socks, a pune, and comb and I 00 graphic elements, glue stick and Creative Workbook. There calico, gray and white, and brush set. bbck. There are :occessories, too, • The Mincle Moves baby are two removable trays, eight "·- Wlu• ·.L littl e L.n. sueh as couan v=> ($ 49.99) fiom Mattei- sign< and two sets of fabric cur- that "they :ue bossy and intru· MoroRcv<ns SJve. 1ioys are no Ionger t h e props kids use to enhance their ~~..!; f~~ 1979 ~ Davidson play. Instead toys are being we carry a 1987 Buld< ~ v.e o--. all ~nat. 900 designed to dictate the w•y kids PS - $8500, ~ ~40, _ mo1-?' j oanne, Step h arne . -OOIItiiiOIO portoNno & aool noolel. FlOroP8•PW. Pl. ' -'- .' .... 7 992: 21170 . W1 p~ 1 . BBII Ill IIEATWO a =.=:~ 7--6520. and James Oppenheim "The ($8.95 for three), dish and COOIIIO (1>10~!1 Gu . ........__ . 1ioy Po rtfc'o li o," mou~ sets ($6.95-$7.95) and ., 1~ . _ .. !740)446- 19118 300 FcluMx. Op pen he1m 0365 us • .,-,..... 4x4, ~ Condition. 2002 edition. · """n a kitten house ($19.95). AND U8ED fUll. :.:"' ~.~!::~ $3400. f740I446-27tS " It is both normal and healPhone: I (800) 469.8946; tMrrs FOR SALE! We ' ~-n VUII-~·. 2000 model ~ DaWI- • . - · Froe EallnoalaS, 11 74,101 onllel. $2500 080 ..,. HoriJoOo 10ft tal. 9500 mg for cluldren to be reenact- Web: www.mytwinnpets.com. .,... Cal .., Wa f740I2<15-5408 mitoto, $\5,000, 740·992· ing the dev.~Statiug events of • Those long-limbed moo7 =~~· t. ~~:'m~·$!00: 40o&92-6520. September II while playing keyshines from Wild Republic NEW AND USED STEEL 080 (3041578-3364 PARIS & with blocks, Legos, firetrucb ,are up to new tricks this year, S1eel Baama. Pipe Rebar 1991 E..,_, 1988 Brunoo, ~ CUlHllt1ll; • and action figures. These are the dressed for all the occasions you ~. ~.· =·GraChoJn.lfng 1988 Ranger, [7401368 BU911183 leaveRanger, moo- •·~ __,.. . , _ T-la- """"' •n•• oftoys kids will be asking can think of. There might be a For DrolnO, Driveways & sage. wilt nOum caM. Typeo, To for this holiday season." squirrel monkey in a baseball ' Now 55 Gallon OYortO,OOOTranamissioos, M ' · Aro d d. · hi ( ·~ · Drumo With Lid & Ring, 1993 Ford Explorer, LDad- Tranoler cases. 740-245mam n , e 1tor-m·C e , unltorm, or a gt"bbo n m a $7.00 Each.L&LScrap Met· 1<1, Excottent Condition, '!1677, Cell: 3311-3765. Child magazine. Haw;~iian shirt and shorts. Wild :00::..~~~ ~ $6500. (140)+I6- Racing Ollid<s, MIT ET Drag, To a parent, toys are aids to a Wear outfits ($4.95-$7.95) for ~: 1993 FOld T....., t 24 .000 ~ child's development. To a child, the monkeys (and lions, tig.:n, [740)448-7300 ~· FICrt onv.. bolt pattam, (740)992.()355. toys are nothmg more than a or bean) you already may own 0r1g1no1 ;.,.., Comoftauge. '}_"_5·~ CAMr1;Jts & : way to have fun . A brief sam- will be :wailable separately after s ..~t . -and-. ~$3400. Moroltllot.m; piing of what you'D find in thefintoftheyear;me.anwhile, •100...Channele ~"' $9.0011y a monih. 1ioyIan d t h.15 season: Ioo" '· JOr ' new p Iush anu:naJ> -'-·'· m · Sam •· 40~ 97 ~,.=oi;.,.~ ~~goo"=-~~ auto':""rto~·· •;: V:.:~: costumesnow($12.95-$14.95). Sarl<friiiO wv Post tioro. $3200. (7401446-2125 ~ Wann FuUieS • Come Here Blue ($29.99) (30>11273-5855 =~· f740I44B-2762 (ev.. • Naturalists identifY bean as by Fisher-Price is an interactive Brunowtck Har· 11194 GraM Prix, white HOME large carnivores which under plush version of Nickelodeon's !lao-. >4><8, drop pocket. wnlnted wiMows & CD IMI'RoVDIENI1i some circumstances can be Blues Clues pup who responds SISOO. (30>1)675-5067 player, $4,000, (740)992· , · h a barks an d bounces. .,.......:.,..:.._~-~:_2209 740-992. tough customen. But ·m the tov Wit 2476·· Rojrfgorato< & ' BASEMENT · · ' $125, (740)7>12.2 range 11184 Toycea Teo:et, Auto. 4 WATERPROORNG ·· world, bean are always cuddly ~~~~;;~;;;; cyt.. 111112 Corsica. V-6.1w· Unconditional lifetime guar· friends. II 11~1 10 H ,.,.._ [740)416- antee Local references fur· T_, HI ollk:Jency 90 ptut 3li58 nlshed. Eotabll- 1975. An example is .a timid little gas lumac:of 1rtctu<1ng oil can 24 Hrs. fl>IOJ 446- b Ued IY b ta 0 fB & and e1ec:1rtc gas lorna· 1995 N..,., AIC 11n 5 0670 1-8()0.267·0578 ear ca •g y.s r ear • Kit is a child of the Great COl. HI El!lciency Heat ~- 109,000' m1ie.. Aoge;., Wit01JXOOINog. · Company's . ..Digby in Pooopo, featuring Tappans $2650 080. f7>10)256-t233 Disguise" ($45 for a set with Depression, circa 1934, and Frae Incredible warranty . she's the newest American Girl package. 1995 Plymout_h Aoclafm, Ex· C&C General Home Malnte· 12-inch hear dressed in '{:.shirt BCOOUENNETT'NO1(7HEATINO & ~ =::"t.t.w~':· Paln,ting~ si<J. ·and shorts with a storybook) story doll fiom the Pleasant ......._....11 ~,· • ong. carpen ry, - · · ,.... • · Con1pany. D-··d t"n a lilac .. 1.-..n----Sporto Packegl, Always dows, baths, mobila home There are add-ons, such as !he • .-~ - - corn/bonnatt Maintained. $4500 080. repair and more. For tree . twinset and Ooral linen skirt, . . Mull Salt, f740144fl.9902 estimate call Chat, 740o992· coo.r ume< (S12) D1gby wears to thJ·s IS-inch blond charmer is Walarllne Special· 314 200 ' d"tsgUtsc · I1li11SC · If as a d ragon or S90 wjth a "Meet Kit"hardcovPSI $21.95 Per 100; 1" 200 !998 E<plorer Sport, 4.0 v~ tl323 · :• -.,ya. Private Party Ads Under $100 Ir =.::. It ~ 1r "='" 1; t t "::.'~ * Coli Millo _ l o l _ o r _ With -transportallon,ba· sell Avon Call (740):";: Cleaning SeNices, a8Yoral • sic computer knowledge. 33ll8 · yearae-ieou, excelent Thtl Is a full time ealarfed references, free eStimates, ::':""ant r '' and enJova WOfklng lnc.(140}446-2835 - · Mult have o:fe. money lor Ctoriat ~=~~~ou~~rtm;!~~n~~ =-tion:!,:•,~:-ng ~u:,·•3 ~~~. r YN/'1 ~n>I0~ 7~ v~led tluloowor ··-• In cha •-nov --.u~• some wur• ell nga 1or health insurance, vacation, part-time. plctc: up appllclllower rent possible, personal dayt. and oi01K tion allocation & bring bact( [740)698·2450. plan. wo are pa" of a large betwHn & 9:30am .tor1'j)My lhel .,.,. oxcel- I O:OOam, - Y thAI Sat· Middle Age Professional lent career advancement urdly DWM loOking for Professlo- opportunities. For Interview · nal WF, 30-50. Respond consk1erati0n Hnd 1 «Net u 1 c,_lcal EngiMW with tetter and picture to letter t~ling us ¥krt you we Yefu.tile In Pklmbing and EB7 200 Main S!Mt, Point tho peroon we are looking HVAC. Bene!~ package of· Pleasant, wv 25550 tor along wltfl "OUr retume rered. Send l'ftUrn& to: • PO o.~ ~ N.......- 17·24, 2001 to Paul Bort<or, Cln:ulatlon ~• ~ 7 ~Ohio v··•o.u J·~ ·~·· NO Traspassing or Hunting D nvwuo at cu... , Pub_...,,, OH .__... of any kind on tha Raymond lishlng Co., 825 Third Ave., Pleasant Vdey Nursing and Smith Farm. . Galipollo, Ohio 4563t . Rehabilitation Center cu~ rently hal an opening lor an GIVEAWAY Dominos Pizza of Point AotMIIOIAsllotant. e_. • Pleaeam now hlrln~ Full- ence in Long Term care ex· llmo I Part·Tlrne 010 drlv· perience preferred. Apply at Pupplos to giveaway to r.:x~~~ ~ ~ Pleasant VaMoy Hospital, good home. phone peroon 420 VIand Street PI Human - - · 2520 (740)446·9552 PI · · Valley Dr. Pt. Pleuant, WV Small Dog, Short Haired . 25550. MIEOE. Mfx breed. (304)675-5702 ~j"~ ~ ~Y 1y tong hlut' 5o1oo • _,. ~OUNDAND tea~• . . : : t!!!'!ll:'~~t ~~------_.1 &01 0 . E>cpe~onced Only! Agency on Aging Pasaport -, 810 mllu 810 $$$ 810 Program. Succeuful appt' Benefits. Call 110 Lou cant to provide ln·home a.. LOST oeaament aM cate man· Female Yellow & White Cal. (888)747-:1447. of homo bailed Long Hair. Phone (3041875- EASYWORKI EXCELLENT agamont aervlcest lfled Ide 1638 . PAYIAuorni>lopro<lJcttat oqua e ro. homo. Coli Toll Free Requlremontlllncfudo olther Lost In VIcinity of At 218. 1·800-487·5568 Ext. 12170 a RN or Ohio LSW aM at Collie· Lab Mix. Brown, www.homojoba.com/12170 toast one year of geriatrfca White Stripe Down Nose. or home health experience. · call (7>101256-j!3.19 Full and Pa" Tlmo Help StartlngSalary$25,219 Needed at Cllgo/ Little Excellent banoflt package A Johns 14 located In Conte- with peld health, vision Mel :"' ~-~ nary. Apply In POIIOO. Moo- dental plano, geroeJOUS paid ~ ru...ou'"'"'" • Fri.Bam·tpm. · feaTve,pers. F ravel required with relm· Rick Pl"',"""', Com· N~~nd ';;,'!.,~ ~~~ at :14.5 cants per pany, u t1me auctioneer, Johns ICclted In Wll 116 complete aucuon seovlce. k viii ...... 1 P ' Send mume to: The Dally Licensed 166,0hlo & West ,::,_ :~ ...,..9om, .!:.. e01on. Sentinel, ~0. Box 729·15, Virginia, 304·n3·5785 Or ·· • ..,.... Pomeroy,Oh45769. 304 n3 5447 • • · Part time Church Sacrotary 5aleaporoon: Full<lme, ban· WANIID ~tlon. GOOd People Skills ofltl, rolaM experience refer· ro'Bvv and Computer Expo~lsa red. Apply at Uleltylo Fuml· ~~-------.,1. Needed. 20 Hre. (740)4* ture. No phOne cals. Apply Ab 7925 ~~· 856 3rd Avenue. Sl"~uteGTopCoiOOIIar. u.s. --·11ME OH. .. ~. Old ns, Proof· ~"' URGENTLY NEEDED· ooto, Diamonds, Gold OFFICE POSITION plasma donora $50 Rings, U.S. Currency,· We have a part-time posl-· $80 per week ;sam to M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec- t1on qJen at oUr Sentinel of· or 2 or 3 ond Avenue, GaHipotis, 4(). ftce In Pomeroy. This poaJ- hours weekly. Call Sera7 4411-2842 . lion roqulrea compuiOi' ond Tac, 740-582-8861 . skUll, must enjoy WANTED: Ellperienced 1ng with people, be Roofing & Carpenter Forewo I \11' 111\ \1 1 ' I able to organiZe your wort man's, valid drfwtr's iicenae . ., I 1{\ I( I .., and be available for IChed- hand tools, reliable trans: ullng between the hours ol portatiDn and references ra8:ooam aM 5:00pm: Moo- qull8d. Local work, excel· r rooms,drywal,lmarlot palntlno, trim dooro, dowl. 'rae Estimates. (30>1)675-7738 All Make Kerooene HealoiW onc1 Foroed Air Ropaired. Small Engine flo. . pair. Free Plc:k·Up onc1 Dolivery Available. av.r 20 : ·: .. ........................ • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Oeserlptfon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address wnen Needed co. ril • 1 (304) 675-1333 sa I•- I Register All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days PriOr ·ro Publication Sund•y Olsplav: 1:00 p.m. 4 4 - ,<100. · (30>1)773-5182 • • AIC Alldng 1899 . $11 Rod 2R2 "The only W2)' to describe 4 , .L ·SIO,4x. . numbet o f eo.ooo miles. Filly uoe overw he Immg 52 · Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Mondly -Fridly ror Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sund1y In-Column: 1:00 p.m. :W ~ - . .UMd 11ort tll88 Sioo.- 4,.. Now molic. CruiM, UIIO. $35 finn. (740)885- • • (74013711-2798 =- Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ~_ can. : ::.:..0 Includes Free Yard Sale Sign! ' Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid = nor. 1 Display Ads Trldli lor na car. f7>10124H384 · BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1887 FOld [ . , _ "No day can br so sacml but ~1187 ~ ~ that che bogh of a little child 1800 (30>1)675-373>< will make It holi« still." t - Joop w..oog~er 5 Robert G. ln~rsoll, 1833~ · a.!..-~~ '*"'""" 1 1011 ... ~ :,.~ (3114)61S-1fll6 111ro- . - - . . ......_...,.. Word Ads The Dally Sentinel• Pege B 9 Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio , :r . __ d!JL :~:~::.:~: ~. 1 . Runs Great, $1800. •. f740)3e7-7272 3 month old briMie Pit BuH -'-:'=:....;:.:-'---...,:91 Uncoln Towncar and Its puppy, f74011J92-o449 -~.:_..:__ _ _ _ a beauty! Air ride, auto light 6PupplelforSate. 112Aog. dimmer. \7>1014411-9523 or - · 112 Reg. Engliilh [740)+16- 443 B\111 Mutlff, $75 each. 91 - . . , . Ecllpoe GS. (740)+16-7331 auto, tronornlulon bed, 1 (1 AKC Golden Retriever 40)446-424 P\Jpl,. Parenta on pnH11i- 97 Chovy Monte Corio, Roady Now. $25().$300. No ........ start & entry, power Sunday calls. (740)245· ;;;:;ryt-hlng, SOK miles, 5358 $9·500 080• (740 1992• Amiriean E1~fmo Dog, _02_1_5_ _ _ _ _ _ Rogliltared, White, Friendly, 97 Ford Thunclert>lrd, load· ou-. Make Offer.40GOOd, ed (7401446-4241 LOVIng Homo, f7 1448· do 4436aftor4:00pm. TRUCKS .,, Blue Bormno Kittens $75. JIOR .,..u: oach. (30>1)675-5702 f'on1>erianPupples, MorF, t972 Ford F70020.IL Flat· $250 oach (7>10)388-8842 bed Truck. 361 Engone with . tt9,!1M mllea. S1000 080 · Purabred Bfuo lor f740I3&N374 j PUBLIC NOTICE '. I :\f• :t':r ~ &(7=: ~19_7_4_F_or_d_T-ru-ck-.-1-Ton1103 . Car· Canler. II lntarosled ·r o ..... ,, . ....... , .........,.. .. THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS ·'·, AND/OR VERIFJED COMPLAINTS WERE RECEIVED, AND THE FOLLOWING DR/J.", PROPOSED, OR FINAL ACTIONS WERE ISSUED, BY THE 0 H 10 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION • "GENCY (OEPA) LAST WEEK. "/J.CTIONS" INCLUDE THE ADOPTION, MODIFICATION, OR REPE/J.L OF ORDERS (OTHER THAN EMERGENCY _O_R_D.:_E_R..:S..:)..:;_..:T..:H..:E~ ;======::; NOW ISSUANCE," DENIAL, MODIFICATION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSES, PERMITS, LE/J.SES, V/J.RIANCES, OR CERTIFIC/J.TES; AND THE APPROVAL OR DISAPPROV• 0F "L P LAN S AND SPECIFICATIONS. "DR/J.FT ACTIONS" /J.RE WRITTEN STATEMENTS OF THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION'S (DIRECTOR'S) INTENT WITH RESPECT TO THE .ISSUANCE, DENIAL, ETC. OF A PERMIT, LICENSE, ORDER, ETC. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS OR REQUEST A PUBLIC MEETING REGARDING DRAFT ACTIONS. C 0 MMEN T S 0R PUBLIC MEETING REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ti.GENCY, P.O. BOX 1049, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43218·1U9 !TELEPHONE: 114· 844·2129). "FINAL ACTIONS: ARE ACTIONS OF THE DIRECTOR WHICH ARE EFFECTIVE UPON ISSUANCE OR A STATED EFFECTIVE D/J.TE. PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 3745.04, A FINAL ACTION MAY BE APPEALED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS COMMISSION IERAC) (FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD OF REVIEW) BY A PERSON WHO W/J.S /J. PARTY TO /J. PROCEEDING BEFORE THE DIRECTOR BY FILING AN APPEAL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF NOTICE OF THE FINAL ACTION. PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED cooE sEcnoN 3745.07, A FiNAL ACTION ISSUING, DENYING, MODIFYING, REVOKING, OR RENEWING A PERMIT, LICENSE, OR VARIANCE WHICH IS NOT PRECEDED BY A PROPOSED ACTION, MAY BE APPEALED TO THE ERAC BY FILING AN APPEAL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ISSUANCE OF THE FINAL·ACTION. ERAC APPEALS MUST BE FILED WITH: ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS COMMISSION, 231 E/J.ST TOWN STREET, ROOM 300, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215. A COPY OF THE APPEAL MUST BE SERVED ON THE DIRECTOR WITHIN 3 DAYS AFTER FILING THE APPEAL WITH THE ER/J.C. APPROVED PERMISSION FOR OPEN BURNING OAC CHAPTER3 745-19 POMEROY F IR E DEPARTMENT 125 MULBERRY AVE POMEROY OH APPLICATION NO(S) OB-08-53-1 5 (740)416-3059 Help Wanted 1979 GMC 3><3 Crew Cab, VOOE'J'ABLI!S 1 8ft. Hillsboro Bed with Rooks. Rebuilt 350 Engine, Alchardo Brothera Fruit $1000 080, (740)367·7374 Farm. APPLES AND MUCH MORE. 24 miles 1985 S10 with long bed, Noi111 of Qallpolls on Coun· very good body and paint, ty Road 40. f7401286-4584. has remanufactured Jasper $6 $8 :........,..._...:.,,...:._ _-: 4 cyl. engine wllh 35 ·000 Vlrgira Berry .Patch, East of miles on lt. Transmission is • Syracuaa on Aoute 124 haS out. Aaklflg $900 OBO. lumipa & puople asparagus (740)446-0042 30 DAYS OF NOTICE roots, (7401992-7449. OF THE DRAFT 1995 Ford F·350, 4 dr. du· Full/Part Time /J.CTION. I \H\1.., 11 '1' 111 .., all~, power stroke dleset, "PROPOSED .\I I \ I ' IC11 h, customized Inside & out. OFFICE /J.CTIONS" ARE ii[iii;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;; centaui\IB 3 package, cua· ENVIRONMENT WRITTEN 10 FARM 11om paint SCheme, too many EoulPMI'M' options to list, garage kepi, aaa-g7 A_ 'OBS STATEMENTS OF (11) 21,2001 L,.-..iillliiiiiliiioiO..•· 45,000 mlloa, asking 1.., ....., THE DIRECTOR'S Uc $22,000.(7401992-7519. INTENT WITH r~~-;rr.,...;;:-;;;--;:~-:;:~;r~SJ Long 510, MFSO, Mower. RESPECT TO THE rake MF12 baler; 3 wag· 97 F-t50 XLT, Extended ona,' log splitter, dfoc .. bush Cab, 6' bOd. V·8, auto, PS, ~--ln_M_e_m_o;,ry..:___ ISSUANCE, DENIAL, hog, etc. (304)67S4869 A/C, PW, PL, CD (740)446· MODIFICATION, - - - - - - : - : : - - 4241 .--------.REVOCATION, OR YANMAA YM 1500 Tractor, .;: __ ma-.-A-Ir,-A-ut-o, 9.. ~ Oj~Jruc RENEWAL I) F A 98::.;Gc.:.M_C_Sono diesel, 3 po"!t hitch, $2,150. lllt & Cruise, 51 M Milos, Mother Erma PERMIT, LICeNSE, AIIO: new 4 fmlsh ~"'!er, Original Owner 56900 _ 0 R VARIANCE. still on crate, $650. Shtppong ,( 7..;40;:;)4411-:;;,;:; ;;7;....~--, 04117123 • 11/21/86 WRITTEN 295 available. Located just out· Folher Roy L. C 0 MMEN T S AND ~do of Huntsville, AI (2'!16) VMti & REQUESTS FOR A 776-9435 www.maynaro:fe. <j.WI)s • 02/17/21 • 07/20180 PUBLIC MEETING quJpmonl.com Brolher Roy E. REG /J. R DING A WAI'mD t978 Ford F·150, 4K4, Auto, 09/17/42. (YI/17 /96 PROPOSED ACTION ro BuY . 62,000 actual miles. No M/J.Y BE SUBMITTED Rust, Garage Kept, Original God halh nol proml5ed W(THIN 30 DAYS OF Condition, skiesalwaysblue, NOTICE OF THE 5 h or Smaller Claw Foot Paint, Excellent Old Fashioned bath tub In $4500. (N0) 446-4053 Flower·siRwn PROPOSED ACTION. E.ctllont Condition. Call pathways AN ADJUDICATION Greg ot (7401446·7313 1991 Plymouth Voyager. LE oU our lives through; HEARING MAY BE ~~~.------~ oditiO"n, very oood condition. God halh nol promised H E L D ' 0 N A Loaded, ~leaoo Colt PROPOSED ACTION LiVE9nCK [7401446·2738. sun without rain, IF A HEARING L~-------.J Joywlthoutsorro.w, REQUEST OR 1994ChovyS10BfazerTo· p<lll:ewlthoulpoln. OBJECTION IS 20 Bied red Angi.a Simme· hoe/LT, Leather, FuMy Loe~· But God hath promised RECEIVED BY THE tal croBS cows, ata" fresh- ed, Garage Kept, 78 •000 OEPA WITH IN 30 anlng In spring. Call alter miles. Excellent COndition. strength for the duy, D•YS OF .ISSUANCE 7pm. [740)682-6116 $6900. (74())379·2748 K"l for the labor, ~ OF THE PROPOSED 1994 F·250, 4<4, Red, lightror the way, •CTION WRITTEN 5 yr. old Thoroughbred 123 000 miles. Chroma Grace for the trials, " · Golding with papers. SBOO. ' $6000 COMMENTS, (740)388-8319 or ~740)388· Wheels, New 11 res. · ,help from ohove. REllU!STS FOR 9608. (740)358·90 55 tJnfRIIIng sympathy PUBLIC MEETINGS. AngUI heifer malnel angus 1997 Aaua LT Van. full undying love. AND ADJUDICATION heifers, bulls and halter !:~; a:_i~ro~~dtore~dal~ s..&, .u.ud. HEARING REQUESTS broke maine/ anoulll Sleers. · ' li MUST BE SENT TO: priced reaaonably. Slale eaosette, 72 ·0000 miles. 0 ~~I HEARING CLERK, l:...::~;~= Run Farm Jackson. settle estate. $9,000. "1'11bul.J. OHIO 1352 740 1740)268·5395 ( 14411L.,_,..!,..:..::::=:...._...J Fa.ms& HIRING Per Hour r r r r I I I Toyinnovation move~ and uins. • The log cabin kit is a perenresponds to things around herni:ol favorite from grandpa's light, sound, time of day. She's 20 inches with what Mattei grneration. The Log Cabin calls Supertlex Animation tech- Block Set ($45) fiom T.C. nology. using more than 20 Timber is a new venion, with soft-touch senson in hands, 58 hard\W<ld beech blocks that feet, tummy, chest, back and lets children build their own face to behave like a re:ol 6- prairie-style homes or anything else that pops into their imagi· monlhs()ld ba""·· uy. • An engaging 18-inch nations. M a d e line ragdo U ($49 .99) by • Big imaginations may want to bring a railroad into town. the Learning Curve •ppean this year in a special tdition vel- Brio'sWooden R.illway system veteen dress. with lace un~er- expands and expands. One way to start is the 25skirt, weanng a medalliOn piece Mountain Action Figure necklace. She has a new 16inch friend, Danielle ($25.99), 8 Set ($39.95) with a twa-way w hose wa rdro br can be battery-operated enginr and expanded with ragdoll outfits stop-and·go track and mechanical switch. (about $14 each). • A Disney princess comes to life as My Interactive Princess • Not all useful people g<:t Cmderella ($49.99-$59.99). around on two feet - somefio m PI aymat... Th"15 Iarge d o II thing that is underlined by •h f \ ·L comes Wit · two sets o c ouoes Fisher-Price's new Aiden Assist her scullery Jrulld everyday ($10), the first " differently · 1e wear and h er prmcess-sty abled" action figure to join its ballgown. . . Rescue Hei:Oe$ line. Developed • The long-reJgmng doll queen, Barbie, shows up as a with the National Lekotek dan r "Th N '· · " Center, the figure is ready to cer tOr e utcrac ..er this season. Sugarplum Princ"'s rescue from his wheelchair. B · bo fio 1 • Frodo Baggins, his sidekick arbte (a ut $20) m Matte Sam Gamgee, Aragorn, the dan ial d ces on a spec stan . Wizard and other fantasy figures from J.R.R. Tolkien 's classic trilogy, "Lord of the Rings," • A toddler fascinated by come to 2-inch life in a tablewhat Mommy or Daddy do in top game ($3.9.95), by Games the kitchen will cook up her Workshop. Fight the Forces of own fun with the Discover Darlm.,.s, just in time for the Sounds Kitchen ($30) liom movie opening in December. Little Tik... Putting a pot or • No doubt you already pan on the stovetop will proknow about !hat other movie duce boiling or frying sounds; an oven timer ticks until a bell that's coining.Tie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" in sounds. Set comes with bowls with Harry's Levitating and urensils. Challenge ($34.99) by Mattei. • Older kids may alreody have picked up on that urge to redecorate. AG Minis from • Y~ch. It's a big bug. But your American Girl are miniature kid will think it's cool. It's one rooms set up on power platof the B.I.O. Bugs ($39 .99 forms, so the lights really work. each) by Hasbro that has what's Most of the room starter sets called "nervous network tech· ($96} have furnishings in funky nology." That means it reacts mod styles, such the Groovy when it meets up with a wall, Platform model that has a sofa another hug, your foot, or with big print upholstery, dome whatever, just like a real bug. 1 lamp, green lounge chair and can run by itself or he co1 other mid.century accessories. trolled by a transmitter. The Phone: 1 (800) 845-0005; are four venions, each in a d' Web: www.americangirl.com. ferent color and defined b y characteristic: red for Pred r . blue for Stomper, green Destroyer, and yellol' • You know what happens Acceleraider. Heroes - Toys Imitate LHe · ·augecl Moven, Shakers, Builclen RACO FOOD DRIVE Racine For Meigs Coop Parish 11/24/01 8 am to Noon Holiday Open House at WILLA'S BIBLE BOOK STORE Wed 11/21/01 & Fri. 11/23/01 Bibles on Sale 20% off, Calendar's 25% off Boxed Cards Buy 2 Get 1 Free. 675-5833 • ' �PIIC•II10 • The O.lly Sentinel • Nov. 21, 2001 PUBLIC NOTICES ..... c......, -· ; •:::;• cI01 opw•r pt .._ illf 11wt1n J. ChaFntlll, et 11 D 1 ~ 1 nta. c-No.aa.c¥-120 In~ of an A-. Onllr ol Sale In tile 1bova entitled 1 wtU lor - Mpullllc auction at lllot llatga CountY Courthouu In lllddlaport Ohio In the lbOV~ namecl c.u~ on sm day or ...,._; 200Z,atto·oo a .. the followl;,g · ·• ~ raal H ...., '~u:rtlll "-In lila County or llalga lnd State of Ohio •nd In tha City to H or 1- • =F~ Exhibit "A" TIKI t. Sltuatld In lllot Ylltafla · ol llldd'-POrt, County or 11a1ga Slate ot Ohio· Iaing Lot No 282 1 it,. y 1 - ; ~ ·..; ... \.... or l'le 1 ort. &ubloct to 11 llpl tlltntlllta -EXCEPTING lftd ruarvlng unto grantora, He hiilra and · ullgna forever, the following portion of tha 1bova daiCrlbad propally, to wit: Sltuatld In lila Vll!tlla or lllddlapart, Countr of ~~alga lnd Stota of Ohio, 1nd btlng In Section 21, Town I - · Ringe 13 Welt oI t h• 0 hI o Company'• Purcha11 and balqg tha WMI a.24lwalorLot282or thl V.I. Horton AddHion to thl Vllllga of lllddlaport and baing deacrlbed aa followa: lllglnnlng at an Iron pin HI at the Nonh . .at corner ol uld Lot 282, uld Iron pin baing on IN 8cuth right ol way Una ol Qanar•l Hartinger J•uhlic: Sulin·~ro in 'llr••"Jl"l"'"'· l Yuur Ui;:.bt lui\ no"· J)t.:lhrn·d Hi;:htlu '••ur oo• &ac. "!'·;art. Ott....,. to a point; laid Pra 81 1aaa Iouth 2 Looatacl at . 11 s 10• wide alia~, thlnce thane• Iouth I I 10' ~~~ - aa· 00" Weel, IMt to I point; -~ ..~·--~ - _.., •~ ..,,, 74.00 thane• North 11 of way line Ol ..lei dlgNII 10' 00" W.., G1neral H1rtlnger za.aa leal atona tha PwkWif to an Iron pin EM! llna Ol Uld Lol HI; thence South 2 2a to tile point ol dagraaa 00' W. ballnnlng, contllnlntl 74.aa fWt to an Iron 1ao1q. l'aat,moraor pin HI on lllot South lae1, excepting Ill line or alld Lot 212, ...., • - 1nd uld Iron pin baing on rltlhtl ol way. the North llna of . .lrlnga are takan Child I Lot, ae from IN 111faa C.Untr dil' -lnthallalg8 Tu IIepa, li'ld~laport C.Unt,DIId~ VIllage, Ralarenc!a Votu-2t4,Pagaet3; P1go 20 . Thll thence ~Or~h II daiCrlpllon le bedaSI- 10 00 Wast, on • piWvloua aurvey 51.24 laat llong the In tiM by Robart 11. ol ..,d Lot Eaaon, Ohio P.B. No. 2South 12 ••lined along the 7033 North line ot the uld PPN.15-G0047.000 I Chllde Lot to •n Iron 15-00027.0110 . pin 11t on the Eaat Addrau: 11 3 Gan«<l line of tha uld 20 loot Hlrllngar hrkwey wide alley; thence North 2 degra. DO' aa· l!aat, 74.00 lwt IIOng' 111ot Eaot Una ol tha 111d 20 loot alley to the point of beginning, containing 0.101 - · mora or ••••• ••capllna all w-. G1n11al Hartlnaar POHwtwcv; lllcldlepott, 41'/to Sa lei Pra111111 Appr111ad 11 $U,000.00 lnd be aold for tau than two-third• of that -. TERIII OF IIALI!: 10% ol 1ppralaecl --..,- tandar o1 ciMd. 1111p11 E. n-u.-1 Shariff ol Countr,OH ... ,,. Lauranc:e I. Lanclon IIAULINO..a UCAVA1'DfG I' ...... 171 1. Ttilrd St<MI, 1ufta 100 Col _ ..... Ohio · -15 u 221·7272.-- Ell. (814) 210 2 CARE DOCTORS I ... Dlri4Julcll • • fMJ Ttlll~JI 6 S .II I 1/4 .... - "411- ..... •• 2 • Dancel (740) 949-1521 Filllinc:IDJ & 90 Days Same As Cash Available , I.Jcensed,Insured • Free Estimates lill2fl IUILHRSINC. N""H-•VIaJI •R pi rraat Wlldotro•aAdilldMo •llaoll• TttU~· FALS~ T~STS. OIIIIIIIOIL .. 1151111111W. '229.00* FREE ESTIMATES .urvay 011 October ze, 1114 by Robart R. Eaaon Ohio P.S. No. 7aa3. ' 74().992-7599 TIKI n: 11-1.1 • FREE INSTALLA110N • FREE IN HOME ESilMATE :10 Foot Wide Strip: Sllulitad In tha VI. . . or Middleport, Countr or llalga and St;;ta ol . Ohio, and baing • pan ollroadwar S - u NCOrdtd In thl lllfaa County Plat Raconfa. Sactlon 21. Town i North, ,.nga 13 Wast ol thl 0111o Comp;i;ny•a Purchaaa 1nd being d1acrlbad aa lotlowa: lllglnnlng at the Northlut oornar ol Lot 212 ol tha 11ld V.I. Horton AddHion to lila Vllllga of lllddlaport, llelga County Pill Racorde: Volume 2, Paga 12; thlncl South II • JltJLLY WELDED ·---""" 'Equipment ...... Factery Autborlled C...IHPartl • 5p YEAR WARRANTY I QUALITY WINDOW QV,IT 992-4119 1-800-291-5600 Vlolt Oar Sbow.- 0.. Stile Route 33 6 MU.. North or......,., Olllo, At COWity ..... II •NollollonorC..trodonPIHN VltaiMute....nt WVtoOU477 Jeff Warner Ins. ·9 .9 2-5479 Ntw Holklav HQU[I: -IOAM·IPM loblidty IOAII· 4PII FIIITCIME, FI.TIEIIED 8200.00 PD JOiNT . IEIUI.AIILY .· $327.11 PER JIINT ;15. "Ahead In Service" 35537 SL Rt. 7 North • Pomeroy, 011 45720 740-985-3831 (1000 ft 12% Economy Stock flld .......... $8.50/100 12% Equlnl12 (FOII!IIIIy Wwtlm Prkla) .....:.....$5.0MO 21% HTIIIIM Prkll Dog Food .......18.75150 aw.t Lick Dwr Blockl...................... 18.75 Whole Com .................................. $1..211100 Creckld Corn •..•••.••••••.•••••:••••••••••• 11.2111 00 rrol.t the bridge) ., Houn: Sun • Tbur llam • 10 pm Fri & Satll am ·llpm Sunset Home Construction Bryan Reeves FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742-3411 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beedist. middleport, 011 (10'x10' &10'1128') (740) 992·3194 992-6635 lOIII' Tree Service • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck r---' t!. -.1. 1). I""" I I Advertise -~-- t;lft 1 WICH ..... •DIIIII 'I.H I : II :30am • 2:00pm : 5:00pm. 7:30pm , 14 yrs & under FREE o4 yrs & under FREE • : 5-8 yrs -'2.99 : 5·8 yrs- 13.99 : I 9·)2 yr5 - 13.99 I 9-J2 yr5 - 14,99 I NOW OPEN CARPENTER Meigs Massage SERVICE · Therapy ,_,_IoniA Remodeling ·-~ • E - A Plumlolng • Roofing A Gilltltl • VInyl Siding 6 Painting .Polio"""-Free Estlmalea -·- V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Tonia Reiber Licensed Maosage Therapist 740·992·1705 213 N. 2nd Avo. Mlddlepon, OH 45760 Come In ond aak about opaclall Gift Clrtlflcatll Avii labia MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Rocky R. Hupp Agcnl Box 189 M;dcllcport. Ohoo 45750 LOCII843-5284 Mr.dicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension'& 401K Rollovers; Mongage; Major Medical • Nursing Home P/8 CONTlACTORS, INC. Rlclne, Ohio 48771 '740-985-3848 CONCIEIE/BLOW'BRICK • Footen, Wtllo, StofN • Pliit Worll, ReploC...enll, • Walko and.Drivel' Sten<ll Crele Fret Eotl111111es Servln1 Ohio and W.V. WVIG3171l ROIIRT IISSILL CONSTRICTIOI In this space for FREE ESTIMATES 740-992·1871 711Wii Advertise in this space·for s100 per month Rutland, Ohio llvllllble te rent 6fG,NATE ..-::= fer Pll'llel lllsoDJ,OI 742-2572 lllp -742-7709 1~118pcr, RFfiT TO GO ILuncll·'•.tt) IIIFET TO GO IDinllf"" ...Ill Herballfe· Independent Distributor month. . 11-~~ High & Dry CUT& WRHPPfD Self-Storage 33795 Hilalld Rd. Rootlr1g • Home Pomeroy, Ohw Spout Fm Ealfm••• 949-1405 591-5011 740-992-5232 ' ' ' Vallllnt 1tllnlpelhe ..... 23 FNII or bird E.ll Pan Pan Z5 • Q - Snioll Advertise .our business .on I is '-a e for one month or as ·tow ·as·s2s Phone 992·21 SS ' I WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 I· lllaplewoed lake St. Rl·l24 Recine, Ollie 949-2734 ,.'• 2>11 """" Ultctn Thumby, No~. 22. 200\ The people who will be: the luckie-st fliT yo u iu the year vOilers Deer Shop 'YIIlt til 'Ill!, lit t.lll at' SR J15, _., lW Conw3rd& P<Paomt&'"'O/St.. ~ 51~ mouthld DOWN .......- 1 Shaving 10 00811111. 31 "Juot-to aoldlen IUijll Cf.. ,...._. ldl ,._ . ....... 12 "flolltr. bliN" atar "Nolet ...,_ 20Aulhentlc 21 Singer 3 Btrlpa llcEnlliW 41Mg1deW 5 Legal mal· 2211aa 24 ' * tar e llaldlnol 21 Sldrmlah 'Z1 a.m,11 "Patton" lllpa 7P8 Cool-- 21 Va;y 7 Nol :r7Lingar :It T.......,_ atlng 41 Wlldclil 43Pirtllna di'llnll you bought the 44 ~ . 3Z Jllllol book on defense by 45 Pup'a FEnglishmen julian 33Siepon 47 -.:~art Pottage and Marc 41 Nu- ol M~likll Smith, you will know Mu358clenlltlo 41 Whirlpool principle what to expect from locall 341 llurround"The Golden Princi10 "Wool!" cucumber ldby 30 11 Pol!<lples of Decluer Play" 31 Tennyoon • Lock ol 52 8aattla ..... GPIIW heroine (Casse ll). They cover 17 topics like draw trumps and hold up a stopper. They show why the guidelines are often correct, but then give the exceptions to the rules. You have to accept Acol auctions with weak (12 - 14) no trumps, but card-play· is card-play. Is this deal an example of or an exception to "lead through strength"? You are in three no-trump, knowing that West has at least 5-5 in the majors from his MiCELEBRITY CIPHER chaels Cuc-llid. He by Lui• Cllmpoa leads the heart queen. ~ C..,...c:;yp1190mo ... cnol8d from ~llano byfomouo When you duck, '*"""·put and_,., Each -In ... for-· Today'& due: H equslt M West continues with another heart to your 'IICI PKJAI FQ HKDDZKTI king. What now? IL IIFII IICKR K.BAJRL lly partnership agreement, North's VDF8ANI NCZJ8DBM XAR two-spade cue-bid showed a spade stopIICKII NCZJIDIII VDFSANI per and denied a heart stopper. VIRID II If you immediately PDZIL play a diamoqd, E;~st wins with the ace and PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Loll Ume II never found again.• Ban Franklin retunu a heort, esMb'Time fllea over ua, but .l eavea Ita ahadow behind." . lishing his partner's Nathania! Hawthorne suit while he, West, still has the spade ace WOlD TIIAUAILY d/i'Q as an entry. They get IAMI PUULII p~ _ _ _ _._;·_ 1411o4 1rr five tricks (one ~pade, three hearts and one l.arrange ietters of the four ICiomblod word; bediamond) before· you low to form four 11tnpie worda. win nine . Alternatively, if you lead ARLGEV through strength, playing a low spade to dummy's queen, you also put your contract L I PER in jeopardy. If in midseason form, East will ! return a spade when in with the diamond E B E RL ace, giving the deOverheard at golf pro tournaI~ . 1 fense five tricks: four ment: "I think golfers are happiest spades and one diawhen tho;y're feeling •• • ..... ·." mond. W0 M R 0 R the chuckle quoted The winning play is 18 0~ Complete by lilling In the words to lead the spade king. you d•valop from step No. 3 below. If West wins with the ace anp establishes either major, you win and knock out .the diamond ace. East is now out of the major West established. The book Is $16.95 Infamy • Blaze • Vixen • Mostly· MAILBOX "How do you find the right place?" I asked the aerial postpaid from Baron photographer. "Well," he said, "I follow the highway and Barclay Bridge Sup- read the name on the MAILBOX." plies. Call (800) 274.. 742·2076 aheaJ :~ r e onc5· whn sh.'\re ym•r interL'sts, politics and philosophy. Try to spend time with t ho~e who fulfill tlu.-sc requ irement,. mor~ I' I I' l I r SCO RPI O (Oc; 24-Nov. 22} -- Engaging in 1h c ~ implc th ings in lift' today is what is >~pi to brin ~ you the mon enjoyment, whi le expcmivc activities could turn o ut to be the )c3St fun. Money does not a~~urc: t rC'a l a gl1od time. 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