https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e02668a1865daa30417817d0b540cf1f.pdf 03d3555dd067fb2078367cbe03a83fa8 PDF Text Text ��• The Daily Sentin~' , Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • t:rlday, August 27, 1999 The Dally S.ntlnet • Page 5 27 .Reds capture 10-4 victory over Expos Sosa hits 53rd HR; ~'Big Unit' tallies 300th strikeout MONTREAL (AP)- With every crowd of 6,796. Guerrero also ho me- game, the weight of superstardom red Wednesday to extend his streak .. rests easier on Vladimir Guerrero's shoulders . . Guerrero hit a two-run homer in his second at-bat, extending his hitting streak to 31 games - the longest in the majors in 12 years in the Expos' 10-4 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night. "He doesn 't get cheated, I'll tell you that," Cincinnati manager Jack McKeon said. " He might be the best young and exciting player in the league. It's well wonh the price of admission to see him play." Expos manager Felipe Alou e>hoed his counterpan's se ntim.ents. "He puts the bat on the ball so well, especially for a big guy," A lou. said. "Just wait until he hits his peak.'' , Guerrero drove the first pitch he saw ··in the fourth inning from Juan Guzman (4- 1) over the wall in rightcenter for his 32nd homer. It's the longest streak since San Di ego's Benito Santiago h1t in 34 straight from Aug. 25-0ct. 2, 1987. " He's a ·good hitter, I can te ll you, " Guzman said . " I tried to throw him a slider foi the fi rst pitch. l tried \~make a good pitch and he got me .'' · Milwaukee's Paul Molitor had a 39-game streak earlier in 198 7, the l~ngest 'streak since Pete Rose tied Wee Willie Keeler's NL mark with a 44-game streak in 1978. · Guerrero came out for a curtain call for . the second straight night to ~knowledge the O~W~tion from the . : The Reds improved to a major league-best 39-20 on the road and snapped a season-high four-game road losing streak. Cincinnati drew within one game of Houston in the NL Central and within three games of the New York Mets in the NL wild-card race. " It was a rea lly imponant game . because we lost thpse three games in Atlanta, so !oday is like a new begin· ning ." Guzman said . "We just picked it up again and played the way we ' ve been play:ing. " The Expos , who lead the majors with 132 errors. commilted five mis- cues, leading 10 six unearned runs. · mmngs. whip O's 6-0; Devil Rays also win In the best outing of his two-year professiona l career, the struggling Kansas City right-handeo shut out the Orioles on four hits and led the Royals to a 6-0 victory Thursday: lly DOUG TUCKER With every pitch, he was thinking : KANSAS CITY, Mo . . (AP) of his friends and family back home Growing up in Baltimore in a family having a big barbecue and watching of Orioles fans , Jay Witasick the game on TV. dreamed of doing great things on the " I know they were all watching fteld. the game on TV, and that got me ; What really happened was not pumped up," he said. l just went out exactly what he had in mind, but it there aod tried to attack their hillers !>ill do. one at a time." · American League roundup .,. STEALS SECOND - The Cincinnati Reds' Mike Cameron (left) steals second base as Montreal shortstop Geoff Blum puts down the late tag In the third Inning of Thursday night's National League game in Montreal, where the Reds won 1G-4. (AP) eighth restored Cincinnati 's two-run with a sprained right wrist, doubled margin . . in the first and later scored on a Reese and Jeffrey Hammonds had passed ball. . . run-scoring singles and Casey had a Morris ' run-scoring single in the two- run single in 'the ' ninth off third made it 2-0, and Michael Anthony Telford . Tucker hit his lOth homer leading off Hal Morris, who went 2-for-2 the fourth . with an RBI before leaving the game ' ~oyals ' • Baseball DH: Aorida(Springer 5-1~ and Dempster 5-6) at Hous1on (Lima 16-7 and Holt 3- 11), 5:05p.m CINCINNATI (Villone 6·4) at Montreal (Hennanion 5-11), '1:05 p.m. Atlanla (Mulholland 7-7) at St. Louis (Stephenson ~) . 8:10 p.m. , Philadelphia (Wolf S-5) at Colorado (1bomson 1-6). 9:05p.m. Milwaukee (Eldred 1-7) at San Dij!go (Hirchcod:. 11·9), 10:05 p.m. New York. (Dote! 4--.. 1) a1 Arizona (Daal 13·6). 10:05 p.m. Chicago (Trnchscl4-! 5) at Los Angeles {Valdes .AL standings . Ealstem Division z»:L New York ........................... 77 49 Boston ..... _..... 69 foronto ........ .....................69 laltimore ... .... ...... ..S1 f~~q~a Bay ...57 • ea. .611 ..'143 .535 449 811:. . 9'1:. 20'1:. 71 .44, 21 58 60 70 Ccntnl Dholslon ........... .17 49 .........61 66 ..... ........n 73 .. .... .... 51 76 CLEVELAND Qlica&o ......... ~ i n~sol:a ltanw City .. . ~roil .... ...... . .6 11 .480 .416 402 .JB9 .:......49 77 Witasick still lives in Baltimore, along with most of his'family. " From childbirth on up, in 111Y family, everybody is'a straight Ori ole fan ," said Witasick (5-10). " My girlfriend is. She lives in Baltimore . Her family lives in Baltimore. l bope she still talks to me after this ." Carlos Beltran and Jed Han se n homered in suppoit of Witasick, who walked four and struck out four and did not allow a runner from his beloved hometown team as far as .. 69 lS 594 .543 63 75 500 .. .............. 76 Oakland Seanle ........... . .. . " ... ....6J .. ............. 51 ~Dheim .. .. 8-1 1). 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Schmidt 10-9) ar San Francisco (Nathan 4-2); 10:35 p.m HI', 24': .40l 6': Tonight's games · ; Anaheim (Washburn 0-2) a1 Boston (Mercker 00,\. 7:05p.m _ ' , Tuas (Helling 10-7) at Toromo (Carpemer 9-7), 1!0S p.m. . • Tanva Bay (Arrojo 4-8) 111 CLEVELAND (Burba 10.1), 7:05p.m. .. Bakimore (Johns 3-2) at Del:roit (Weaver 7-9). 7:()5 p.m. · ~ Sea11le (Meche 4-J) ot New York (Ck:mens- 11 -6), 7: i.'l p.m. •OIIkland (Olivares 11 -9) at Chicago {Sirotka 810), p.m. . . • Kan~ City (Ro sado 7- 11 ) at Minnesot_n (M1hon '·)0), S:Ol p.m. s,o, . Saturday's games , "Seattle (Moyer 12-6) ilt N~w York fO. Hernandez 1:05 p.m ,.Tampa Bay (Wiu7-10) at CLEVELAND (Nagy 13,9), I :05 p.m. · Anaheim (Sparks 5-10) at Boston (Walcdidd 49)i4:05 p.m. -t'exu'(Sele 14-7) al Toronto (Wells 12-8), 4:0S p.Jh ..~altirno!'e (Ericbon 10-101 at Detroit (Miicki 9t\11, l :~ p.m. ..Qakland (Heredia 10-S) at Chicago (Navarro?11+, 7 : ~ p.m. "Kansas City (Suzuki ()-4) at Minnesoca (Mays 56)~8:05 p.m. .., Eastern Dl"illon ~ 4~ ea. ~20 • SO 59 74 16 I '• ~. ... .. .... . Colb<ado . ..... .... .. .... :76 .....67 5Z 60 58 69 ... 57 71 ... 57 12 Thursday 's scores ,Arizona 12. Florida 2 •Pinsburgh 8, Colorado 4 •Chicaso II. San Francisco 10 "San Diego 4. Milwaukee J tC INClNN"'TI 10. Montrea14 • 28 ~ .l94 .587 .I Western Division Sal\ Francisco . W.An&r:lt's .. .... .. S111r Oie1o ......... .. ' • ,, .61» .l32 .417 .397 .492 .492 .444 · .421 .l94 .l28 457 .44l ..,, New England at -Oucago, 8 p.m. Los Angel(!s at Dallas, 9 p.m. DC United at Colorado. 9 p.m. New York· New ler se~ at San Jose, 10.30 p.m. Sunday's game Western Conference ' Thursday's scort Los Angodes 75, Houston 60; l.o5 Angeles leads !eri es 1-0 Sunday, Auc- 29 Los Angeles at l-louston. 4 p.m. 'l<>n<Wy, Alii, 30 Los Angeles . Houston. 10 p.m., if necessary Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Transactions Base baD Amerk•n Lea1ut BALTIMORE ORIOLES: Announced that 18 Calvin Pickering . OF Eugene Kingsale anti iNF Jesse Garcia from Rochesler of the International (ill II '~ 26 Cenlr"lll Dh·islon Hc+non .·... .-.... ,..................... .76 52 CI~INNATI ....... ,............... 74 52 PiqpburJh ....... ...................... 63 65 'st.l-oui1 :....... .................:.... 6J 6S Milwaukee ... , ...... . ............. 56 70 Clik:ago ., ........ . ..... 53 7J Soccer CP«~ Special .·Nj_ standings 1 ..... ... , ...... .. .. ... J8 Pf\Qadelphia... ....................... 67 MQI1~teai .... ., ......... ................ 5J Fl~'ida ........... ......... ............. 50 Thursday's action Salurday's games WNBA conference finals ToniJhl New York at Charlpne. 8 p,m. ~naheim at Boston, I :OS p.m. J'exu a1 Toromo, I : 0~ p.m. rJampa Bay at CLEVELAND, I ;OS p.m. :flaltimOre at Detrqit, I :OS p.m. "Scauk at New York. I :35 p.m. 't lakland 111 Chicago, 2:n;; p.m. )<.ansas City 11 Minnesora. 2:05p.m. !:. . .. .....,.... ......... Ne" Yort_ . . Steubenville 42, Youngstown Ra ~en 15 TOfonlo 36, Welbvilk 16 • Lowellvilk: SO, Fairpon Harbor Harding 21 1 .... . .Eastern Conre"'l"e Sunday's games· • Ohio U.S. scores Atla n1 a · (Milh.,·ood i.T.)}-,.t Sl. louts (Stephenso n 4-0), 1: 15 p.m. '-. · Chien go {Lorraine I· 2) at lios Angeles (Park 71()), 4:05pm. Eastern Confe~nce PiUsburgh (Cordova 8-6) at San Francisco (Gardner 3-9). 4:0.5 p.m. · Team I,SOWPI:s G.E GA CINCINN AlT (Tomko 4-1) 111 Montreal (S mith D.C. .... . ...... .. . , ..... .,a .. 18 7 5 44 52 35 4-61. 7:05 p.m. COLUMBUS ... ........ 15 9 5 ~S J? 26 Aorida (Bumr:u 1-0) at Houston (Ehm on 7-3), Tampa Ba~ ......... .......... dl 14 5 2.3 36 39 8:0.5 p.m Miami ... ....... .. ........ , . 101 5 4 22 .\2 45 Philadelphia (0gea 6-12) at Colorado (Jami~ New En gland .................... 915 4 19 29 40 Wnghr 1-2), 8:05p.m NY-NL. .... ,..5 20 J, 9 23 54 New York (Hershiser 12-10) ~~ Arizon[l (Reynoso 9-2 ), 10:05 p.m. Western Confe~~·nce MilwaUkee (Nomo 10-5) nt · S&n Die8o tW 1 Colorado .: ..... ..... . 16 7 J 42 J6 29 W ilh ;:~ms 7-11 ). 10:05 p.m.l lpsA.ngd es . ...........15 B 3 )9 .l5 19 Chicago ............. .... l.l II I 31 · 42 26 Sunday's games Dallas ............................. 13 12 2 .\ 5 4~ 26 CINCINN!'-Tl a1 Montreal. I·J5 p m. SanJ ose ......... .... UIO 9 21 33 42 Kansas City ....... .............. 1 17 2 11 28 45 Rorida at Houston, 2 : ~5 p m. Pbiladelph'ia Ill Colorado . .\:05 p.m. NOTE: Thrr:o points for victory. one poi nt for shootout win and zero' poinu for loss. Shoomut 'Milwaukee al San Diego. 4:05 p.m. Pi115burgh at San Francisco. 4·0S p.m (SOW\ IS a 5ub set of wins . Atlama at St. Louis. 8:05 p.m. New York Ill Arizona, 8:05p .m. Tonight's game Chicag_o at Los Angfles. 8:05 p.m. COLUMBUS a1 Tampa Ba~. 7:?.0 p.m. Basketball _ 1~7). • Football .w. " . 24 Thufsday'~ scores • · 1 · : Tampa Bay 9, Chicago 7 · , Kansas City 6. Bnllimore 0 • MOf}Cby. Aua. 30 · Charlotte at N~w York. 8 p.m., if necessary ' Saturd~~ame~ 26' , 28 Sunday. Aq:. 29 Oaarlottt at New York. 8 p.m. MLS standings Western Dl"lsion S2 T~JlbS .. . (ill 13 13 19 " s·~ 1 7 '~ .IY 19' . WNBA playoffs ••• "It's ~y this year after last yeN and everything I've been through," Sosa said of the attention. " This is a p iece of cake." , After Grace tied it with a two-run By JOSH DUBOW single in the eighth, the Cubs won the game in the bon om of the ninth. AP Sparta Writer No one has ever homened at the .Jeff Reed hit a leadoff double off pace Sammy Sosa is. setting this year, Robb Nen (3-7), and two outs later, and ,no one has ever struck out 300 Mickey Morandini doubled. Terry Adams (5-3) pitched one batters as fast as Randy Johnson.. Sosa hit his major league-leading scoreless inning. Diamondbacks 12, Marlins 2 53rd home tun Thursday, and the Chicago Cubs rallied froni five runs Damian Miller hit a grand slam to. down to beat the San Francisco cap Arizona's team-record eight-run Giants 11-10. ninth . Matt Williams drove in four " It 's not for me to think about the runs with two singles, a double and a race," said Sosa. who is four games sacrifice fly. Tony Womack had two · ahead of Mark MeG wire's record- hits and a walk, two stolen bases and se tting · pace last season. '·'All !"can three runs scored. The NL West-leading do is go out and be patient. " Johnson reac hed 300 strikeouts in Diamo ndbacks extended their winrecord time , notc hing nine in seven ning streak to six games and com· innings to help the streaking Arizona pleted a three-ga me sweep at Di_amondbacks beat the Florida Florida; which has lost six in a row. Marlins 12-2. Johnson reached 300 strikeouts Johnson (14-8) achieved the mile- with his eighth of the game against stone in his 29th start. The previous Kevin Millar to end the fifth. best was Pedro Martinez, who "If 1 had to face Randy Johnson reached 300 in 31 appearances in every night, I probably wouldn't be . 1997: here," said Millar; who strucl[f out in , " It's a . s pecial achievement," all three of his at-bats. " You. can Johnson said. "My primary goal is to have your A-game, and he can· make :• put us in a position to win, but any- it aD-game real quick." thing that comes with that is great," Johnson, who also achieved the : . In Montreal , Vladimir Guerrero 300-strikeour milestone in 1993 and hit a two-QJn homer in his seconp at - 1998, joins Nolan Ryan and Sandy ·; bat to extend h1s htttmg streak to 31 Koufax as the. only pitchers to reach ; games- the longest in the majors in the 300 mark three times. Ryan had a ~ 12 years - in the Expos' 10-4 loss to record six, 300 seasons. · ·' the Cincinnati R'lds. " I don't know if everybody In other NL games , it was grasps the type of achievement that Pittsburgh 8, Colorado 4; and San is," Diamondbacks manager Buck Diego 4, Milwaukee 3. · Showalter said. "We're all lucky to Cubs II, Gia!'is 10 be here to see it." The Cubs trailed 7-2 after three Pirates 8, Rockies 4 innings before rallying behind Sosa Brian Giles drove in four ·r uns as and Mark Grace, who hit consecu- the host Pir~tes roughed up Colorado tive solo homers in the fifth inning. ace Pedro Astacio for six run$ in the · Sosa , who has 10 homers in the .first two innings. last 12 games, connected on a I- I AI Martin had three hits. and two pitch from Livan Hernand~z in !he RBis to back rookie left-hander fifth . Sosa is nine games ahead of Jimmy Anderson (2-1), who retired last year's' pace, when he hit No. 53 the first!O hitters before being lifted in the Cubs' !35th game and ended With M. (See NL on Page S) third base. "He pitched better as the game went on," Kansas City manager Tony Muser said. "He proved he could .get it in the strike zone, and I think . the game got easier for him. He's a big, strong kid . He 's capable of punching some pitches up there." Obtained in a trade from Oakland on March 30, Witasick was winless in .his previous six starts. The longest Witasick pitched in his first 24 starts (See AL on Page S) Scoreboard Toniabl's games Charlotte, which begins tonight in Charlotte . " We feel confident going into Housto n. " said Sparks coach INGLEWOOD , Calif (A P) Orlando Woolridge, whose team has The Houston Comets were nearly lost a ll ' iX of i' ~ ames at the perfect at home this season. Compaq Center. .ey' re a great 'Ore reigning two-time champions team and have a g1eal crowd. But will now have to be perfect after a whether we ' re · playing against 75-60 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks Houston, Washington, Cleveland, it irt Game I of the WNBA's Western doesn't matter. Conference finals Thursday night. " We have a way that we prepare Cynthia Cooper, Houston 's three- to work on a daily basis. We ' re not tiine scoring champion , was held' to intimidated at all." 12 points- ~0 below her average . The Sparks led 33-29 at halftime " Not to take anything away from as center Lisa Leslie scored 15 LA, t>ut I just don't think we played points, making seven of nine shots. Tina Thompson and JanethArcain very well offensively," said Comets forward Sheryl Swoopes. who. hit consecutive three-pointers to pull scored 17 poiniS. " We know what Houston to· w.ithin II points with we need to do Sunday." f I :4'! remaining. A 9-2 run helped .The best-of-three series continues cut the lead to 61 -54 with 5:05 to Sunday at the Compaq Center, where play, but Los Angeles scored the next Houston was 15, 1 during the regular ' six points and led by at least 12 the season, including victories in its final rest of the game. 12 games, a WNBA record . Game 3, ThcniJpson added 13 before foulif necessary. will be played the fof• ing out with 2:34 to play. lowing night in Houston. . Leslie had 25 points , DeLisha The series winner will face the Milton 16 and La'Keshia Freti conwinner of the Eastern Conference tributed II points for Los Angeles. finals betwee n New York and N National League roundup Gu zman ; acquired from Baltimo re on-July 31, won his fourth ~trai g ht start in hi s fifth outing for the Reds. He allowed four runs - three earned - and e ight hits in seve n Scott William>on pitched the. last two inn ings for hiS 18th save. Tied at 3-3 after blowing a threerun lead , Cincinnati regai ned thc ·lead with two· runs in· the sixth off Mike Thurman (5- 10) on Pokey Reese's RBI sin gle and Sean Casey's sacri fice fly . "Overall , I'm ve ry disappoint· · ecf.'' Thurman said. ·., w e did score four runs and I expect myself to be able to win ballgames when we score four runs." The Expos made it 5-4 on Wilton Guerrero's RBI s ingle !n the seventh, but Cameron's RBI double in the Area sports in brief Intel Pll 466 Celeron 64Megs Ram 8.4 .Gig Hard Drive 17" .Monitor .28 DPI. · Windows 98 Second Edition 40 Spee!l CD-ROM 56K V.90 Modem . Mouse Keyboard Speakers WordPerfect Office 2000 1 month free Frognet internet access! 740-992•II3S IIO Court Street Pomeroy l.oague, and C Jayson Werth, RHP Ryan Kohlmeier 8nd LHP Matt Riley from Bowie of the Easiem Lea&ue h~~:ve been selected to play for Sconsdale of the Anrona Fall League. CLEVELAND INDIANS: Agreed to 1emu with LHP Jim Poole on a minor-leaaue conn-act and. assigned him to Akron of the Eastern Leagu e. · , National Leapt CHICAGO CUBS : Recallt:4 RHP Rodney Myers and RHP K ~ ie Farnswonh from Iowa of the Pacifi c Coast League, Oplioned RHP Steve Rain to Iowa. Placed RHP Kevin Tapnni on the 15 - da~ dis· Jaguars whip K.C. 31-6; Vikings get past Eagles 17-13 NFL exhibitions Moss is. pub lit: relations dirtttor. -.... · . unable·to-perfonn list. SAN ANTONIO SPURS: Signed F Samaki ' SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS : Placed RB .fuvil Walker to a two-year contrAct. Jerve~ on the Ktive roster. UTAH JAZZ: Nariled Kevi n O'Connor vice SEATil.E sEAHAWKS ~ Claimed W.R Phil p~side nt of bas'kctball opaations. Savoy qff waiVers f~ the Balti~ Ravetu. Football ARIZONA CARDINALS: Plo:od OL Erne.1 Dye on the reserve non-football-injury list. Waived FB Joey Dozier. S Rtck:y ThOITLJl'lon, WR Damon Williams and TE Billy Woodard. abled list. '? . CHI~AGO BEARS: Signed PK ,Brian Gowins FLORIDA MARLINS: A&rttd to tt.rms with to a one -~ear contract. Waived WR James Rot. LB RHP Josh Beckett. Released C Jorge Fabregas. Shawn Banks and DE David Sanders. · · Recalled C Ramon C~tm from Calgary of the PCL CLEVELAND , BROWNS : Wai ved 01' TI'll SAN DIEGO PADRES: Pu rchased 1he comract Beauchamp and FB Dawud Rasheed. Pl &c(d LB of RHP Buddy Carlyle from Las Vi=gas of 1he P€ L. · Juon Kyle on 1he reserve physically-unable -to-per· Rcc.al\ed LHP Heath Murray from Las Vegu. fortn· IISI. Optioned JNF Ed Gio\·anola and f{HP Stan Spencer GREEN BAY PACKERS: Waived DE Pat lve~. to Las Vegas. · INDIANAPOLIS COLTS : Aglffd to terms with • P Lonny Calicchio on an injury seulement and Basketball waived him. Wai ved WR We.s Caswell, WR Juon Nallonal B•skdball Associalion Shelle~. L8 Jason Chorak and TE Melvin Pearsall. . MILWAUKEE BUCKS: Named Cheri Ha nso~~laced WR IssaC Jones ot1 1hc resel'1.-e ph~sically · Hockey Nodonol Hockey Leope ATLAI'(I'A THRASHERS: AJltled to tttm1 with C Herbert Vuiljc:n on • one-year conti'ICl. CALGARY FLAMES: Siped: C 0.-ke Wilm. COLORADO AVALANCHE: Signed D JIUOfl Dowen, RW Christian Mane and C SerJe Aubin. LOS ANGFl.ES KINGS: A~ 1o tenns wid! D Jan Nemecek, D Jaro&ln Modry, D David Macisaac and RW Sconlbomas. ' ..._ NEW YORK RANGERS: Aaretd to tenm with RW Brad Smyth. PHOENIX COYOTES: Sianed 0 Trent Cull. ST. LOUIS BLUES : Sig~d G Roman Turek to a multiyear co ntrac ~. .TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING: Named Paul Vincent sp«ia.l skills collcll . NOTICE TO SEPTIC INSTALLERS Meigs County Grants Office will be providin_g grant/loan funding through an EPA Water Pollution Loan Fund .Program to qualifie<J homeowners within 1\:feigs County for the replacement and/or upgrade of on-lot septic ~ystems. AL action ... The Grants Offi~e will P.r~vide technical. assist~nce ~o the .homeowner by creatmg .the btd documents m conJunction With the Meigs Health DeP.a~tment,_soliciting the bids from q~alified c~n­ tractors, and providmg assistance to the homeowner m awardmg the bid to the lowest and/or best bid. The Contractor will contract with each .homeowner with payment provided by the County EPA funds. Contractors must warrant the work for a period of one (1) year from ~my defects occurringkwith. the exception of damage to the umt by others. All wor must be ap_proved by the Meigs County Health . Department and Grants Office prior to payment for the work. . · The Meigs Grants office is now requesting any qualified contract~r wfio wishes to P.articipate and receive notice of the request for btds on these pro1ects to contact the Jean Trussell, Grants Office, at 1-740-992-7908 to obtain an apP.lication. Contractor must provide this office with verification of Workmens Comp., liability insurance, and bonding through the Meigs. County . Health Department. The bidding process will start in October. The program will be ongoi_ng until funds are depleted. Call this office if you have any questions. Jean Trussell Meigs County Grants Administrator. :" He shut us down, no rnore to Baltimore manager Ray MYler . said . " The first three innings , it lopked like he was getting .the b.all four or five inche o off the plate and ·01ir guys were swinging it down the middle. That's . the way 1he game went. The n he settled down and pi!ched a good game against us." · Witasick even unveiled a new slider. " Broke it right out of the wrapper. It 's something I threw in the minors. It's a pitch I had kind of torqued my arm a little bit in the minors throwing it ioo much.' ' he said. " We threw it in . a couple of key situations. It's probably a pitch I'm going to keep in . s ~." . I . my repertoire.': ' liut shortstop Mike Bordick saved Ponson from a big inning with a nice stop of Jeremy Giambi 's grounder. In the .second, Hansen hit Ponson 's first pitch over the fence in right field for his second home run. With one out in the third, Sweeney doubled into right-center and came home o n Randa's RBI single to make it 3-0. · Jermaine Dye tripled leading off the sixth and made it 4-0 on Giambi 's sacrifice fly. Ponson gave up six runs . and 10 hits in seven inning~. In the only other AL game Thursday, Tampa . Bay beat the Chicago White Sox 9-7. . Devil Rays 9, White Sox 7 Bubba Trammell hit a three·- run homer and Jose Guillen had a tworun shot off John Snyder (9-9) for host Tampa Bay. · Wade Boggs went 2-for-4 , raising his hits total to 3;010 with an RBI double in the fifth and an infield sin· gle in the eighth. . . Tampa Bay has won nine of 12 <~nd improved to !4-10 in August. The Devil Rays need just one win in their next fpur games to record their first winning month. Ric k White (5-2) pitche.d three innings of relief for the win, and Roberto Hernandez got hi s 35th Beltran hit a two-run shot off • Sidney Ponson ( f 1-9) in !:he seventh to give the Roy.als a 6-0 lead. The 21year-o ld cente r fielder leads AL rookies with 87 RBis, 90 runs, 156 hits and 20 home runs. It's been no secret that Witasick has struggled most of the season. " It 's been a battle to come to the park every day and go out there and not know what you're going to have . Bein g in that groove tonight, I didn't ever want to come out," he sa id . Mike Swee ney h,it an RBI single in the first. Then , with two out, Joe save . Randa walked , loading the bases. NL games... Wahama defeated Athens and Meig in a golf m-match held on Wednesday on the front nme at River>ide Gol1 Cour>c m Mason , W.Va. \Vaham.l J'X ' I\trd J tl!am \I.' Me- of un ,. " U\!tJ tJ) Alhcils wuh a 156 and Metgs w1th a 175. Matt Vermillion of Athens was match medalist with a two under par 33. Zilch Meadows led Meigs with a 39. Nick Dcttwiller.. who added a 42. was followed by Tommy Roush's 46. Thad Bumgardner 's 48 and 52s by Carson Midkiff and Andy Davis. · KVD submits race results . Here are the results from the Aug . 2 1 race~ at Kanawha Valley Dragway in Southside. W.Va. All racers w1ll he 1dentified hy hometown and veh1cle, 1f reported .. Junior Dragsler Division: Jason Claytor. Peehles. Jon ina Clay, West Hamlin. W.Va . Modified Division: Chad Pemberton. Gallo•ay. 1978 Malibu: Gary Ruble, Washington, W.Va .. 1971 Chevelle Pro Division: Rick McCormick. Alum Creek. W.Va ., 1965 Corvette; Kevi n Venoy. Long Bottom, 1972 No,·a . Pro Modified Division: Ed Wasserbec·k. 'Prospect. I YS7 Chevy; Jeff Bittner. Waynesboro. Pa, Pun! Stn!et Division: Brenda Moblc} . R1 ple). \\'.Va .. .l994 Mustang ; · C herry Strawthcr. Winfield. W.Va .. 1969 No' a K of C to hold golf scramble in October · GET THAT OUTTA HERE! -The Los f\ngeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie (9) swats the shot of Hous.t on's Janeth Area in in the firs! half ot' Thursday night's Western Conference finals .opener at the Forum, where the Sparks won 75·60. (AP) · (Continued from Page 4) to back Andy Ashby and lift San Diego to victory. start. The Padres , outscored 33-3 by the As tacio ( 14-IQ) had won four Phillie s in the last two games of their consecutive deci sions and · lasted at least seven innings m his previoUs si~-game road trip, got seven stro n_g eigh t starts. on ly to yield si.x runs and . innings from Ashby ( 12-7) m lhm return home . Trevor Hoflinan earned · ,.;e ven hits 111 two innings. his 33rd save. Padn!s 4, Brewers 3 Rocky Coppi nge r (2-2) took the Regg1e Sanders hi1 a go-ahead. 1wo-run triple in the seventh mnln g loss. ·after 5 2/3 inn l'ngs in hi s third career The Knights of Colu mbus will hold J golf ,cramblc o n Oct. 9 at · Cliffside Golf Club in Galli poh The Saturday tournament Will begin with a Y a.m. shotgun start.. The cost i> $35 for Cliffside members and $45 for non-members . For more information . contact Herm Koby at.446-9356. Team Pelfrey signs Fisher to race in IRL DAYTON. Ohio (AP) - An ISyear-old female dri ve r has bee n signed by Team Pelfrey to compe te in the Indy Racing Leag ue . Sarah Fis her, a midget-car dri ver from Commercial Point , signed a three;year contract Tuesday t'o race for Team Pelfrey, of suburban Hube r Heights. Fisher is trying to become the youngest driver and second female to . . compete in an IRL race . . Michel J<Alrdain Jr. was the y~JUngest to cOmpete when he dr0\1e in the Indianapolis 500 in 1996 at 19. The only other fem ale to compete in an !RL 'eve nt is Lyn St. James. Fisher is sc heduled to take her !RL rookie test Sept. 2 at the Las . Vegas Molar Speedway. If >he pass- ' es that test, Team Pelfrey will try to obtain enough sponsors fqr her to compete in the final tw o races of the season. the vegas.com 500 Sept. 26 and the Lone Star 500 Oct. 17. Fisher has won five midget features thi s season. 219 N. SECOND MIDDLEPORT 992-S627 CONTINUES ••·• Open Tonight Till 7 PM FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE JERRY BIBBEE · It,s the Dealer Behind The -Deal That Makes The BEAL DiCFe:reneel (Continued from Page 4) w~s eight innings against Detroit on Jline 23. • The work will be bid out to those qualified/experienced contractors that are bonded, carry Workmens Compensation on employ. ees and liability insu~~nce. _ . Vikings 17, Eagles l3 At Minneapolis , Randall Cunningham isn ' t worried. Randy JACKSONVILLE, Aa. (AP) "If we don't get things going, it's Some defenses might be able to going to be a struggle," Moss said stymie Fred Taylor for a while. It's after the Minnesota Vikings edgel:l more difficul't to change the way the Philadelphia Eagles 17- 13 in an .Jaclosonville coach Tom Coughlin exhibition Thursday night. "The calls plays. . . . , expectations are so high, we have to Pers istent to a fault, Coughlin have the attitude that we are ready to gave the ball to Taylor until it .paid off play. There was a lot of lackadaisical Thursday night. Afte~ a few runs in atmosphere out there." which he barely reached the line of For the third straight exhibition scrimmage , Taylor finally came . game, Minnesota fumbled four times. through , breaking touchdown runs of The Vikings were sacked five times. !6 and 86 yards to lift the Jaguars to And even kicker Gary Anderson was a '31-6 preseason victory over ·the off, missing from 44 and 47 yards on the night he received an award for his Kansas City Chiefs. The 16-yarder came when Taylor perfed 1998 season. For the second time, Cunningham slid through the right side of the line and easily shed three potential tack- · couldn't get anything going with the 'leis for a 7-0 lead. first-string offense that set an NFL :•On Jacksonville's next possession, scoring reconOast year. . . Taylor' started up the. middle, broke But Cunmngham tsn t . gomg to left and outran the entire Chiefs lose any sleep over the V1kmgs (2-1 ). defense. With 15 yards to go. Taylor "Now is . not the time to make looked over his shoulder and taunted excuses. We re JUSt playmg the pre. safety Jerome Woods, one of several season,". Cunningham said. Chiefs with no chance of closing St1ll, 1t took another strong perforground. mance by his backup, Jeff George, · "It was clas sic Fred, " quarterback and a great play by second-year corMark Brunell said .. " It came at the nerback Ramos McDona ld to keep right time . It was an incredible run. the Vikings from their thin! straight For our offense. it just reminded us of embarrassment at the Metrodome . soine qld times " In his first game against hi ~ origiTaylor, wh~ rushed .for 1,223. nal team , Cunningham was satked yards and scored 17. touchdowns in four times and had three fumbles and h1 s rookie season: finished with seven no to4chdowns, then watched George fini sh 9-of- 13 for 152 yard s. carries for lOS yards. . Under new c oordinator Dom Qeorge, who delivered a nine-yard Capers, the Jaguars (2- 1) goi a solid touchdown strike . to . Car lester game as well from their revamped Crumpler for , a 17-3 thtrd-quarter d~fense, showing all kinds of blitz lead, lett · carly,.m the fourth quarter packages and playing 3 '2 quarters of · after tWI Stmg hts left knee , the same stiutout ball before giving up a late one he sp.ramed three weeks ago. touchdown . '' Nalion•l Footballl.e•lut .. 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WASHINGlON (AP) - Federal Reserve Greenspan has expressed concern about the Alan G=nspan said today that the high-flying stock market before. In December 1996 ailiof!'s cenJral bank must pay closer anention than he caused a sharp. brief sellolf in markets around ever before to what happens on Wall Street because the world by Wondering aloud whether investor.; mon: Americans arc investing in stocks. were in the grip of "irrational exuberance." · "As !he value of asscrs and liabilities have risen At the time of tl]at speech, the Dow Jones indusrelative 1o income, we . have been confronted with trial average was hovering around 6,51Xl AI midthe potential for our economies to exhibit larger and morning today the index was at 11.175, even after perhaps more abrupl response5 to changes in factors Thursday 's selloff dropped it below the record set affecting lhe balance sheers of households and busi- Wednesdsay. Greenspan returned to that theme in a moi'e technesses," Greenspan said. His remarks were in a speech to be delivered nical way today, discu,...ing what' he called "waves today al the Fed's annual retreat, in Wyoming's of optimism and pc""imism ·· that are currently Grand Tetons. The text was distriboted in Washing- affecting stock prices. He made a number of observations about variton. There bas been a debate in economic' circles over ous facrors that make it difficult for investors to wbcthcr financial markers should be taken inlt! con- judge the true value of any given stock in today's sideration when the Fed sels Interest ra~licy. economy. He said one problem was the " rapid shift Since the central bank's primary response •s to keep in the comJXlsition of gro"" domestic prQduct inflation in check, some argue. it needs to focus on toward ide.a -based" technology, including such price·changes in the real economy, looking at silch things as computer software. Other factors be cited as giving investors.probthings as whether commodity prices or wages are . lems in iktermi~ing stock values included how a rising too quickly. company accounts for its expenses on ilS balance • G=nspan in today 's speech said that given the latger percentage of ho~hold wealth thai is now sheet. Greenspan said a recent internal Fed study accounted for by inveslments, the eentral bank found that undervaluing the cost of stock options needs to watch more closely what happens on Wall granted to emploY$es resulted in overstatement of profits by one to two percentage points over the last Street. five years. "Central bankers. in particular, are going to have Greenspan said another difficulty that economic to be able to ascertain how changes in the balance sheers of economic apors influence real economic forecasters face in judging ·how much weight to !na · 7 dPrwaWII?w \O!ainuan ' greater campus concern than drugs give to the stock marltr:C is lhe unca1ainly of knowing how investors will react to unfomtt:eo IDtl unusual e>ents. On this point, he cited the turbolcace creaiCd a year ago in financial martets around lhe world when Russia unexpectedly defaulted on billions of dollars in foreign debt. · "That episode of investor fright II&' largdy llissipated,1' Greenspan said " Biltleft unanswered _is the question of why such episodes erupt in lhe first place." WASIDNGlON (AP) - The president of Pennsylvania Slate University says binge drinking is an ewen bigger problem on college campuses than illegal drugs. "We don't .want to say that drug use is no longer a problem, bullbe truth is we don't sec nearly as much of it as excess consumption of alcohol," Graham Spanier told the National Press Club. "Alcohol has been the drug of . choice on campuses today." · While.JJnive~ties have always had a drinking student population, Spanier said Thursday, the ones who do drink are doing so more heavily and more frequently. He spoke two days after a Penn State student celebrating her 21st birthday was hospitalized with a blood-alcohol content of 0.682 percent- a level twice what normally sends a person into coma. The student participated in ·a tradition of drinking al least 21 alcoholic drinks during a '21stbirthday "bar tour." · Last summer, drinking by Penn Stale students led to rioting. Some 1,500 students gathered tn downtown State College as . Despite all the sophislicaled economic models that forecasters now have at their disposal, he said, it still is virtually impossible to predid when a financial market becomes overvalued and a crash is imminent. "To anticipate a bobble about to borst requires the forecast of a plunge in lhe prices of assets previously set by the judgments of millions of investors. many of whom are highly knowledgeable," he said. Even with this difficulty, Greenspan said, central bankers still must invest more efforts in determining the links bctwten stock-marltet values and !he real economy. He specifically said that further study is needed on something cconomisls call the "wealth effect," the link between rising inves1ment holdings an.d consumer spending. · "We no longer ha><e the luxury to look primarily to the flow of goods and services, as conventionally estimated, when evaluating the macroecOnom· ic environment in which monetary policy must function," GreenSpan said. Consumers let off steam to regulators about bank practices would lift Depression-era prohibitions and allow banks, securities firms By MARCY GORDON and insurance companies to merge. AP Business Writer It would still a-llow banks and other financial companies that are affilWASHINGTON (AP)- Thcy'reangry and they' re not goi~ke it anymore. Or at least they're incensed enough to write letters to feileral iated with eaCh other to share customer dala, such as addresse~ phone banking regulators . In some cases, they ' ve cut up their credit cards in an numbers. b(nh dates, Social Security numbers. and checkinp; and credit card account information. Data sharing is a major reason why financial act of commercial disobedience . Consumers are up in arms over financial piivacy and the practices of · companies want io merge . as it ope_ns n'u merous opportupities for the · banks, judging from a sample of recent letters sent to the Treasury Depart- companies to market their range of service~. ,. In the view of many consumers, however, such data sharing is a gross ment, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and other agencies. The sample was drawn from 760 such ,letters received by federal regulators from invasion of privacy. " Please accept this letter as total objection to your 'New Terms,' which July 1998through July 1999. you claim allow you to share information on me or my account with any"I was utterly Shocked to ·realize my own bank would provide my credit card number to what I feel are unethical, if not illegal. telemar- one. Your bank is the limit on high charges, low interest payments and keters," one consumer told the Office of the Comptroller of the Curren- marginal service to your customers," a consumer wrote his or her bank in February, copying in the U.S. Comptroller's office. cy, a Treasury division that oversees nationally chartered banks. " Your mdst recent attempt to share information (on) our account, "The next day I went to the ... (bank) branch to cancel my card." probably at a price and profit ... is inconceivable and reprehensible." The 'House voted overwhelmingly on July 1 to give people the right to Another consumer, who tore up his or her credit card and sent it back block banks and other financial companies from sharing their personal to the issuing bank with the final payment, explained why in a letter last data with outside firms, such as telemarketers. The lawmakers. who stayed up late lo pass the measure on the eve of September to the chief executi ve officer. "There is an ugly trend looming in the banking and credit indus!ry · their Fo~ith of July rece,..., were tapping into an American nerve. · which is not. in the least bit beneficial to the consumer. (.have found this " No comparable measure has cleared the Senate. · Copies of th~ letters were obtained by The Associated Press under the bank to be using some of these predatory tendencies to abuse the clien· Freedom of Information Act. The names of consumers and their financial tclc, namely me," the letter said. "I do not want my name given to people who want to sell uscless and institutions were blacked out.- to protect their privacy, of course. inane services which I do not need.' I do not want my account charged by The letters weren 'I prompted by the congressional action ; they arose · . anybody ... whom I have not authorized to use•my credit." . from consumers' anger at their financial institutions. This spring, Minnesota's attorney general sued U.S. Bancorp, the Late last year, the government tried to institute a rule that would have required banks to track their customers' transaction patterns, the "Know largest b.a nk based in the state, alleging that it illegally sold customer data to a telemarketing firm and pocketed $4 million in commissions, while Your Customer" rule. . That-brought a public outcry over privacy, forcing federal agencies to promising customers in writing that their account information would be kept confidential. And California began investigating banks' privacy scrap the proposal. The House privacy provision was attached to swe<:ping legislation that practices. 99 JoHN . 98 JoHN DEERE TRACTORS ON THE FLOOR. . DEERE TRACToRs ON .THE FLOOR. 97 JoHN DEERE TRACTORS ON Ti-lE 96 JOHN. DEERE RACTORS ON THE FLOOR. FLooR. 99 99 99 99 rioters sci bonfires in the middle of the street, tore down light posts, battered storefronts _and injured more than a _dozen pollee. "There are unmistakable ron sequences of such behavioral patterns," Spanier said . "Frequent binge drinkers are far more likely than non-binge drinkers to have multiple _problems" that include ~ngagmg m unplanned sexual activity, ge tting hurt and damaging property. Spanier said a recent survey (ound that more than 40 percent of college students today engage m binge drinking. defined as the consumption of at l<ast five drinks at one . sitting by a · male or four drinks for a female. He said alcohol is a factor in 40. percent of all academic problems and 28 percent of aiJ ·dropouts . · Spanier outlined plans to launch a national awareness campaign on Sept. 10, with full-page ads in more than a dozen major newspapers. . , He also said colleges and universities will intensif~ educational and prevention efforts and estab!ish a Web site to call greater attention to the-i.ssue. Old Fashioned TENT·REVIVAL lJ!ictorg 'BaptiSt cnurcn 525 N. 2nd Middleport, Ohio with Dr. & Mrs. Gary Edmunds Dr. ·Da't<id Jessie Special Music by The Edmunds Old Fashioned Sunday Aug. 29 10 a.m. Evening Serv,ices Aug. 29-Sept. 3 7' p.m. :Keesee Invites rtfie rpublic Nursery Provided DAYS SAME As CAsH*. DAYS SAME As CAsH. DAYS SAME As C.AsH. DAYS SAME Chlll'dl or J.... Clllill ,..,.._ VanZI.nd1 and Ward Rd_ Pastor. James MHier Sunday SChool- 10:30 a.m. Evenana. 7:30p.m. Clnud of Jnu Cbrilt Apostolk Faith Ncwt..maR~ Pastor: Many Hunan Sundi:~ , I() a.m. and 7: 30p.m. Wednesday, 7:.30 p.m.. Assembly of God Libony Au<onbly of God P.0 . Box 46 7, Duddmg Lane MbOn, W.Va . Pastor: Nell Trnnant Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bapltst Maranatba Bapelst Churrll Burlingham • 142-7606 Pastor : John Swanson Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Morning Scrvicr II :00 a.m. Evrning Service· 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30 p.rrl. Hope B•plisl Chu~ (Soutbtm) Pastor:. Jim Diny 570 Grant St., Middleport Sunda~ .school, 9:30 a.m. Wonh1p - II a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Strvia - 7 p.m. FrH Will Baptist Church Ash Sueet, Middlepor1 Pastor : Lcs Hayman Sunday Service - 7:00 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Sen.·itt-7:00 p.m. Rutland Flnt Bapllst Church Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. PomtrOy Fint Bapli.JI East Main St. Sunday School-9:30a .m. 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Worship • II a.m., 6 ; ~0 p.m. Chtster 1 Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m Thursday Ser.,.iccs · 7 p.m. Joppa Pasmr: Bo b Randolph · Worship · 9:30a.m. Su nday School - 10:30 a.m. · Long Boltom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. .Wnrs.hip : 10:30 a.m. Reedsville Worship -9:30a.m. Sunday School . 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:'30 p.m .. Firs1 Sunday of MOnth · 7:30p.m. service Congregational · Tuppus Plains Sl. Paul Pastor: Sharon Hausman Trinlly. Churth Second & Lynn, Pomeroy Sunday school and worship 10:25 Sunday Schoo! - 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Tuesday Services-7:30p.m. Grace Eplscop•l Chun:la 326 E. Main SL, Pomeroy • Rev. James Bernacki, Re v. KAtharin Foster Re .... Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy Eucharist and 1 Sunday School 11 :00 a.m. www.f rognetnct/-detl nery Central Clusttr A5bur)· (Syracust) Pil.stor; Chad Emrick · Sunday School- 9:45 a.m. .Worship · II a.m. ·Wednesday Scr..,.iccs . 7:30p.m. MiatnYillt Aaetx ur. c...... Stinrsvillt> Word or Faith Pastor Da\ 1d' Da1lc\ Sunda} School 9 }()a· m . Evemnx - 7 p.m· Pas1ors John & Pau y Wade 603 Second Ave Mason 773-SOI 7 Servict t1me . Sunda) 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 pm P..nChapd Pomtroy Pastor: Connie Fiares Sunday School - 9:15a.m. · Wonh1p- 10:30 a.m. Bibk St udy Tuesday - 10 a.m . RockS~p Pasmr: Ketth Radrr Sunday S(hool - 9:15a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday - 6 p.m. Rutland Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship · IO:JO·a.m. Thursday S('rv1ces- 7 p.m. RrjoiCina ~rr Churrh 500 N. 2nd A\•e, Middleport Pastor Lawrenct Forfman Sunday School· 9 30 a.m. Worsh1p- 10:30 am Wedru:sda} Serv1ets- 1 p.m. Follh Chap<! 92J S. Third S1 .. Middltpon Pastor Emie Wengerd Sunday Krvicc., 10 a.m. · Wedntsda)' SCT\'ICC, 7 p.m. Qifton Tabtmarlr Church Cltfton. W Va. ·Sunda~ Sehoul- I0 a. m. Wors hip . 7 p.fn. Wednesday SeiiVICC - 7 p.m. Cbristia.a F~low1hip Cmtrr , Salem St ., Rutland Pastor: Robert E. Musser Sunday School - 10 a.m. ~onhip - '11 : 15 a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesda)· Service· 7 p.m. Ne'w Urr Victory Center 3773 Georxes Creek Road, Gallipolis. OH Pastor Bill Stalen Sund ay Sc rv 1cts - 10 a.m &: 7 p.m W ed ntsd a ~ · 7 p m & Youth 7 p m Hobson Christila Fellowship Churt"h Sunda~ serv1ce, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p. m. Youth Fellowship Sunday, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday service, ?:00 p.m. Salem Ctnttr Pas)or: Ron Fiercc Sunday School · 9:15a.m . Worship - 10:15 a.'!l . t'ull Gospel Chun:h or tht Uving Sa,·lor Rt .338, Antiqui1 ) Pastor Jesse Morns 'A.sst ·Pastors · J1m Morns Ser.,. ic·es Saturda} 730 p.m hilh Full Gospel Church Long Bonom Pastor: Ste\'e Retd , Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship -9:30a.m. aqd 1 p.m:. SnowvDir Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worsh ip· 9 a.m. Bible Cburcb Pomtro) Pike, Co Rd Pao;tor Re~>' ' Black"ood Su.nd.d\ Schuol · IJ lU _. m l.l. ur...tup' 1(t X) a m . .., 3(1 p m 'lll ednt>dd\ Sen1ce . 7JU p m ~ Full -Gospe l Church ~ Wednesday - 7 p.m. Friday - fellowshtp service 7 p.m. Bethany Pastor: Dewaync S!utler Sunday Sch,ool · to a.~. Worship· 9 a.m . • Wednesday Sel'\'ices- 10 a.m. Tbe Btlieve'n ' Fellowlhip Mlaistry Carmei-Sutlon Carmel & Bashan Rds. Racine, Ohio Pastor : Dewayne Stulle r Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wor:;hip - 10:45. a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00 p.m . HarriJoavllle Community Church Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday · 9:30a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Pen?ecostal . New lime Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Margaret J. R~binson Services: Wednnday. 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. Pt>nl~ostal Assembly 124, Racine Pastor: Will1am Hob11ck Sunday School· lO am. Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesda y Services - 7 p.m. St ~ Rt. Midllltport Penlt"<:ustal Thud A'o'e . · Pastor: RC'v . Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a m Evenmg - 6 p.m. W e dn~·sd~:~y Sen ices - 7:00p.m. Middltport Community Church 575 Peart St. , Middleporl Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday School 10 a.m. Eveninx ·7:30 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Morning Slar Pastor-.- Dewayne Stutler Sund ay School · II a.m. Worship- 10 a.m ' Presbyterian f•ilh V11llcy Tabernacle Church East Lftan P-astor : Brian Harkncr.s Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson ~unday E.,.enin,\17 p.m. Thursday Service- 7 p.m. Racllit Pastor: Brian H1nkncss Sunday School,· 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. 1411 Bridgeman St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Thompson,Pastor · Sunday School · 10 a.m. E.,.ening- 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Coolvlllt United Methodist Parish Pasror: Helen Kline COolvlll~ Ctiurch Main & Fifth St. Sunday School· 10 a.m. WOrship- 9 a.m. Tucsd11y Services - 7 p.m. Bethel Church Township Rd ., 468C Sunday School :•9 a.m. Worship- IO a.m. Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. Hoddngport Church Grand Street Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. Wednesday Services - 8 p.m. Hazel Community Chun:t. Off Rt , 124 Pa~tor: Edse1 Hart Sunday School· 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. .o,·esvllle Communit)· Church Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship · IO:JO a.m., 7 p.m. Morse Chapel Church · Sunday school - 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p.m. Faith Gospel Church Long Bonom Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. \ Tordt Chun:h Co. Rd. 63 SunQay School - 9:30a.m. ' Worship- 10:30 a.m. Mt. Olin Communlly Church Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School -9:30a.m. Evening· 1 p.m. Wedn eday Service- 7 p.m. Nazarene Middleport Church of tht Nua~nt Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10;30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. ' Syracust First United Presbyterian Pao;to r· R e~ Knsana Rob mson .Sunday School· 10 a. m ~ pr s hip · 11 a.m. , Syracuse Mission .. Uaited Fallh Cbu~h Rt. 7 on Pomeroy BY-Pass .Pastor: Re.,.. Robe rt E. Smith, Sr Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Harrisonvillt' Presbylerian Church · Worship · 9 a.m. Sunday School -9: 45a.m. Middleport -PreSbyterian Sum.la.y Schoo l . 9 a.m Worshtp- 10 a.m. Seventh-Day Adven?ist Sev'enth -Dav .'\d,·entist Mulbcrn Ht ~ 'Rd. Pomt:ru• Pasto.r: Ko 1. La~~otn~"-' · S:;!Urda) ·Sen ICC~ Sabbath Sch ool - 2 p.m_ Worsh1p · 3 p m United Brethren MI. Hermon Uailed Brtthren in Chrisl Church Texas Community off CR 82 Pas tor: Robert Sander~ SundiH School· 9:30a.m. Worsh ip~ 10:.10 a.m, 7:.10 p m Wednesday Sen.• ice~- 7:30p.m. Eden United Brt'lh~n in Christ 2 l/2 mi les nor th of Rced sYilk on State Rpute 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Ma rkl ey Sunday School · 11 a_m. Sunday Worship - 10:00 a. m. & 7:00p.m . Wednesd;~ y Services . 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Youth Se r\·tcc. '7:.10 p.m Full Gospel Lighthouse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday School . 10 a.m. El.'ening 7:30p.m. , Tuesday _& Thursday -7:30p.m. Rtfltsvlllt fellowship Church oflht' Nazarene Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m . Syl)lcuse Church of lht Nazarene Pastor, Robert J. Coen Sunaay School-9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. ~cdnesday Kids for Christ- 7 p.m . Pomuoy Chun:h of Ute Nazarene Pastor : Rev. Lloyd 0 . Grimm,Jr, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m. anL1 6 p.m . Wednesday St·rvice~ · 7 p.m. t.:hute:r Church of the Nazar~ne Pastor: R~v . Herbert Grate Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Se rv1ces • 7 p.m. Rutland Cburch of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Samuel W. Basye s·unday School- 9;30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. We~nesday Strvices- 7 p1m. · Enlerprl!iit Pastor; Keith Rader Sunday School : ' JO a.m. Worship - 9 a.m. Cah·a~ 47439 Re- ibel Rd., ChtStt' T . Pastors: Rtv. Mary and Haruld Cook Sunday Scn.· 1~s : 10 a.m. & 6 p.m . Wedne-sday Servicc:s- 7 p.m, M~tlgs Church of God of Prophfcy O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt . 160 Pastor : P.J. Chap man Sunday School - lO a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Wednesday Ser.,.iccs. 7 p.m. Episcopal Han est Outrtacb Ministries Graham Unlttd Mtlhodtst Worship - 9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (3rd &. 4th Sun) Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Syracuse Flnt Churcb of God Apple and Second Sts. . Pastor: Re ... . David Russell . SUnday School and Worship- lO a.m. Evening SerVices-6:30p.m. 1 Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. Hu1h (Middt.ponl Sulh"a n Sundl\ School . IJ.JO., m w orship. J(J 30 a tTl Pa ~lor \'e rna~ayc Sunday School · 9 a.m Worship · 10 a.m Pioe Grove Blblt HoiiMSS ChuKh 112 mile off Rt. 32.5 · Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sc~l - 9:30a .m. • Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7;30 p,m. ~ednesday Servitt. 7:30p.m. Tuppen PI• Ia ChurCh or Christ lhstrumental Pastor: Terry Stewart Worship Service· 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. Sunday School- 10:15 a.m. Yowh- 5:30pm Sunday Oi~lc Study Wednesday 1 pm Failh Ftl~tohip Crusade ror C'hrisl Pastor· Re\ Frankhn D1cktns Service : Fnda) , 7 p.m Role or Sbuo• HollMU Cllun:b Bunt·. ilow Ridge Churt'h of Christ Zloa Church of Christ Pomeroy , Harrisonvilk Rd. (Rt.I4J) P,astor: Roger Watson Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship : 10:.30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service!>- 1 p.m. Other Churches + Pastor: Chad Emm:k Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wo~h;ip · I 0 a_m Lcadina Oeet Rd., Rutland ·Pastor: Rev. De wry King Sunday school-9:30a.m. Sunday wo~hip -7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting- 7 p.m. Pa.stor:Ten y' Stewart Sunday SchOQI•9:30 .a .m. . Worship " 10:30 a.m., 6;30 p.m, · Wedn~af Scmcts. 6:30 p.ril. Fortlt Ru• Pasror: Chad Emrick Sunday Sdtool - 10 am. W6rsh1p · 9 un Thursday Serv1ces · 6:30pm ' Faln-0 BUNe CbiU'Cb Letan, W. Va Rt I Pastor: Bnan Ma~ Sunda)' School · 9:30a. m. Worship • 7 00 p.tn Wcdnesda) Biblr Stud) - 7:00p.m. Cohuy Pllpim Cliopd Hurisonvillc Ro.d Pastor: Rev . Vidor Roush Sunday SC'hool 9:30 a.m. Worship - II •·!"·· 7:~ p.m. Wednesday Sel'\'lOC - 7.30 p.m. Keno Church of Cbrisl Worship. 9:30a .m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace 1st and 3rd Su,nday K&C JEWELERS Jlfis~er Jlfuntral ~me .3Jnc. 212 E. Main Stre'et Pomeroy 264 South Seoond Ave.-MiddlePI'fl, OH 45760 74().992-5141 ' Bnx:e R. Fisher - Director 590 East Main Slree1 • l'omero~, OH 45769 74().992·5444 James A. Acree, Jr. - Director Buy, Sell or Trade Brogan-Warner CLASSIFIEDS! 3().428-7102 •otter ends OCtober 31. 1999. SubJect to 8 ppt0\led credlt .on John Deere Credit RevoMo& Plan, for non-commercial use. A10\ down_pa'jmenl r6Qulred. If the balance Is not paid In tu!l by the~ of Slme !.a Cash promotional period. interest will be aases5e(J from the oriiinal date of purchase at 19 _811 APR unless you reside inCA ~19.21> ~); Al, FL. KS, LA, ME, W., MN, NE. NC. NO . PA. VT, & WV (18% APR): TX (14'iio _APR, but rate may ~ary) : AR(9.5" APR, btrt rate mayvaryJ.wlth a SO.SO pet' montn mlnlmum. Taxes, frelgtlt. selup anQ dellwry charges COI.J.Id Increase mof!thty PaYment. larger month~ payment may be reQuired In Cillfornia. Other special rMes and tefms may be !Wallable, lnciUdlng installment financing and financing tor commercial use. AV8llllble at partieip8ti"l dealers . Prices and models may vary by dealer. -- _. ..,.... Middleport Churdl or Christ 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hirtwn Sentinel 2706 Pike Street ., ..... w-. CburdlofCbrist 33Z26 Chtldren's Home Rd. Sunday School - t I a.m. Worsh ip· lOa.m.• 6 p.tn. WC'dnesday .Strvicts- 7 p.m. P.......,y in the wv Larry's Cycle & Ttactor Sales c: 212 W. Main St M1n is1cr: Danny Bias Suoda} Sc-hool - 9·)() a.m. Worshtp- IO:JU i .m , 7 p.m. WednC'sda) S(rv1cts · 7 p.m. 992-3978 Oavis-Qulckel Agency Inc. Athens, OH Wakefield .Garage · US# 50 West, P.O. Box# 639 74()-593-3815 P.......,y ClHu<b ... CllliJj hnlud F1nl Cbordl olllot N Putor Mart Maoon Sund.ty School -10:30 a.m. Mommc WOBhtp. 11 :15 a.m. Sundt} Sttvicc: - 6 p.m Wednesday Services- 1 p.m. FlatwPIStot: Keith Radrr Sunday School 10 a m. Worship • 11 a.m. Soulh Bethel New Te!ilament Sil~·c r Ridge Pastor: Robert Barber Sunday School - 9 a.m. Sun. Worship- 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service'- 7 p.m. Carltton lnlerdenomlnalional Church . Kingsbury Road Pas10r: Clyde Henderson Sunday School -9:30a .m. Worship Service I OJO a.m. , No Sunday or Wednesd.ay Night Se rvices Frudom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd . )I Pastor : Rc\I .. Roger Wil lford S u nd:~y Sch.1ol · CJ ~0 :1 m ·Worship - 7 p.m. Whites Chapel Wu'leyan Coolvi lle Ruad Pa.~ hlr ' Rc>- Phillip Rldl'nour Sunday School - 9:30a.m. W o r~hip - 10:30 a.m. We.dnesda) Servtcc. 7 p.m. these area RACINE $113 PER MONTH* rolling.out of the door every day. T H I Holmess A325 Lawn and G/U1dfll 'lluctor • I8-hp V· 'llvin • 48-inch deck • Automatic transmission Your John Deere dealer is passing along 99 days Same-As-Cash* on a full line of lawn and garden equipment. 0 Church of Chrtsl NEW HAVEN FUNERAL HOME . "'lf~e lll'Cepl rprmeeil '71-llfi.'.Jim " ·812·8200 INSURANCE SERVICES Clean out your basement "Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken" or attic with the help of the 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy CLASSIFIED SECTION! 992-5432 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Buy, Sell or Trade We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy EWING FUNERAL HOME Service Always Established 1913 Dignity an(i 992-2121 Lundy Brown Rf1!1Bn Brown Director 174 Street 106 Mulberry Ave. Time to clean house? Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy Searching for a local church? Check the Sentinel every Friday! .in the Sentinel CLASS IFl EDS! ts 'Yfre Lord is good, a stron_q froid in tfie da)' of trouble; and fre Knolvetli tlim1 tfiat trust in linn . _,\ ·afium : r :Francis FLORIST Mt·~.~ Cvrmtr ~· Olflr•s' Flori Ill 352 Ell! Mill Polteroy, OH 740-992-2644 7 40-992-6298 '"'' u~ $,1,d t lm r Thu"ll"" ll'i1ia Advertise your FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE .992-7075 172 North Second Ave. Oh business each week in this space · and support local ,. �Pom~oy • Middleport, Ohio Friday,Auguat27,1999 I Pale 8 • The Dally Sentinel E ' ( a e n r ti f a m ~ ( • • s ~ J I ..... CLEAN HOUSE Community Calendar·---- • FRlDAY Skills Event, 5-9 p.m., Rock Springs with meeting at 9. Work '" the FelMIDDLEPORT - Ladies for the Fairgrounds. Open to all registered lo-. Craft degree. Lonl Interdenominational Women 's Girl Scouts who wish to register for Ministry to hold a free dinner and the coming year. as well as any girl SUNDAY offer free school supplies for stu- who Wtshes to JOin Girl Scouts. POINT PLEASANT. W.VA. dents K-12 at 7 p.m., at the corner of Informati on anJ preregistrauon The Lofeline Apos10li c Church, all-'· C?al' St. and Nonh Second Ave .. avaolable from Brenda Neutzljn~ ar ~ ;en•t<·es on Sunday. beginning wnere the slreet will be blocked off. 992-6679. \nth Sunda~ School al 10 a.m .. folSi~gi ng and puppets will also be . lowed by a ~ot luc k dmner. and spepresented. Information is available Cial scrv1_..:cs at I p.m. No evemng from Betty Johnson, at 441 -1415, or PORTLA~- Lebanon Town- sCr\'iL:t: \\ill be held. Jan Swigger at 992-6667. . ship Trustees. regul ar- meeting, 6 a .m .. 1o wnsh1p building . CHESTER Reuni on of. SATURDAY de~cl"nd;:mt s of the hue Juhn L and .. LOGAN . - Anioual Stancart ) HAR:RI SONV ILL E Ha r- Voola Riggs Jeffers, I p.m.. Meigs fanuly r~unoon , Saturday, 3 p.m., , risonville Lodge ~II. F&AM . to Count) IKES ·Fann. Old Ma.n s Cave S1a1e Park at the hos1 Scoot ish Ri te Players Club at \ ~J~clter house left of the . vis itors Masomc Temple on ~atu rday, dinner REEDSVILLE - Hooneeoming . t.:c.:n!er. Th.ose attendm.g are !o take a at 6:30 p.m .. al no l' hilr~e . fofhm·~d SCT\'ll: t.' S ut Eden Uni.tcd Brcthrr n covered dosh and famtly mcmorabil- by pay ao 7 JO " Church. JocatL·d two miles nonh of oa. Campong sues avaolable. Reedsv ille un Stale Route 124. with . CHESTER Shade Ri ver ...vorsh1p scn' IL"~ m I 0 a.m .. Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - Big Bend Lodge. 453 .. F&AM . spccoal meet- Schoo.l at I I a. m.. carry-in dinner at Srryice Unil of Girl Scouts. Ouldoor ing. Saturday. Breakfast at 8 a. rr. .. noon. mu s h.: in aftern oon.' WITH THE CU.SSIFIEDSI Public Notice PU8UCNOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given lhlt . on Seturdey, Stplamber 4, 1999, at 10:00 a.m .. a pubtlc aalo will 11<1 held 11 211 Wtat Slcond Stroat, Pomeroy, Ohio, The f'armer'a Blonk ond Saving• Company parking lot, to eoll for cash tho followl119 eel· laterol: · 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE IJ4GZ78S6PI(569599 1993 FORD THUNDERBIRD 1FAPP6249PH189813 1896 O~DSMOBILE IG3CW69B7G431960 The Farmers Bank and Sevlngs Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the rlght to bid at thlo selo, and to withdrew the above collaltral prior to aale. Further, The Farmers B1nk and Savings Company reserves tha right to reject any or all bide oubmltted. Further, the above collat- dltlon no oral willitbeIssoldIn,In with the con· :==:~:;;=:7,::::;::===T==;~:=.;=;~:;==:;::~-====::=::=:::=:===~r==~=======~ Public. Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice expren or Implied war• rantlas given. The Home National Bank . reserves the right to reject 1896 Ford Bronco II VIN PUBUC NOTICE On SltUrday, September 4, 19911, 1110:00 am the Home Nlllont~l Bank will oner for sale at public auction on Baok parking lot the follow· lng vehlclet: 1111111- . Nlllan PIU VIN 11NeND11Yf)GC398997 II FMCU14T5GUB48994 1985 Ford Bronco II VIN II FMCU1453FUC48842 1992 Chevrolet Camero VIN any or all bids or to remove . any unit from the sale at any time. II G1FP23E9N~163088 Tha terms of sale are Arrangements may be made to Inspect any of the above named vehicles prior cash . to the sale by calling 740949-2210. Homo National Bank George Lawranca Collection Officer .' (8) 11, 20, 24, 21, 31 6TC • \ ;• . . For funher Information, contact Shannon at 992· 1330. (8) 25, 26, 27 3TC Public Notice (9) 3 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS . :Meigs County has been awarded .funding for the purpose of providing housing rehabilitation to LMI households in Meigs County. This is a two year program. ! Qualified co~tractors interested in bidding on jo~s for the Mei&s County Commumty Improvement program, may obtam a Contractor s Statement of Qualifications application at the Meigs County Annex at 117 East Memorial Drive (behincf Holzer Clin.ic), Pomeroy, Ohio. Office hours are_ 9:00.A.M.- 5:00 PN.f. ~ Monday thru Fnday. ~hen the complete~ arrli- . c~tion 1s returned · It should be accompamed by proof of Liaoility Insurance and Workmen's Compensation. · · . .· · ' Friday, August 27, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • . r.~ . C?ntractors o~ the eligi~i~ity.listing .will have the opportunity to submit bids on Housmg Rehab1htahon Projects. Questions can be referred to Jean Trussell, Grants Administrator at 740-992-7908 or you may register to attend a Contractor's informational meeting to be held in the lower floor of, the Annex on Tuesday. September 7, 1999 at 8:00 A.M. Refreshments will be served. · PUBUCBID ADVERTISEMENT . Blda will be received by the Ohio Depertment of ·Admlnlatratlve General Sarvlcea, Service• Dtvlolon/Offlc• of the Stele Architect, 4200 Sur'face Road,. Columbua, Ohio 43228-1.395 lor the followIng Project: Project No. 770.1998~3 MEIGS County Public Notice IMiecl -will be ..celvlld lor the following lr!lde: CONTRACT, EST. OF COST HAVC, t2$0,000.00 RE-BID UNn~ September 2, l!IIIQ at 2:00 p.m., will 11<1 opened and reed publicly II the Gon~ral Service• Dlvlolon, OHiee of the State Arehltect lmmodletely lhtrelfler. Bidding documontt may be abtolna, tram the Ofllco of the State Arehllect, 4200 Surface 'Road, Columbua, Ohio 43228-1395, Attention: Bruce Ralakln tel.·614-644· 5913 or Janet Sutton 814644·7298. ahlpplng chorgoa collect, by piecing a dopotlt In the amount of Eighty Dollere ($801 par ael peyablt to TREASURER STATE OF OHIO. NO n\oro than throe (3) sell will be provided on a refundabla boola to a Bidder. Plan Rooms may acquire docu- menta without a depoalt. Tho bidding documenta may be reviewed during buslnees hours at the , E-Mail: Project Manager Tel. 614-644-5913 Fax. 614-752-0478 PUBUC NOTICE REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF · QUAUFICATIONS The Vlllege of Pomeroy lntenda to contraot for profetllonal engineering aer· vlcll In connection wllh propoaed Water · Main Exto.nalone · and Improvement• along Spring Avenue, Pleooant Rldgo Road, US Rt. 33, RoH Hill In MemDry In Loving Memory of Brand New 1999 Chevy Full SIZe Railed Roof Conv. Van Brand N~ 1999 Chevy Ful.l Size .Conversion Van Brand New 1999 Chevy Tahoe LS 4Door 4x4 · 123 750* 121'950* 129 250* ' ' ' • Vortec V-8.Power • Color TV And. VCP • Rear Air/Heat ·~ • Vortec V·8·Power • 4 Captain's Chairs • Rear Sola Capl . • Vorlec 350.V-8 Power • Power Wlndowa 1Locka • Loadedl CbiefJJ. Cremeans · who passed away Aug. 1/1, 1985 Those we love we never lose, For always they will be, Loved, remembered, · treasured, Always In lmprovomen.. mey conolot oltho following: "!10,000 gallon water ator· age tank "WIItr booeter pump Ill· lion .... views with flrme deter.. mined to 11<1 quollfled for providing lhl niCIIIIry profeeolonol llrvlceo. I 2 to 8 lnchee diameters 110 1r1111y Include prellmlnory engl· neerlng report1, dealgn, 122,850* • Automatic. •.Air Conditioning • Aluminum Wheels Brand New 1999 Chevy S.Serles LS Extended Cab 7 40·742-2566 ~8,350* ~2,850* Hire tJ Vet Rutland, • Air Conditioning· • AM/FM Slereo • 4 Wheel DlscBrakes • Air Conditioning • LS Package • AM/FM Cassette ' MONDAY·FRIDAY 7amTONOON SATURDAY Help Wanted J & L Insulation & Siding Wast VIrginia's 11 Chevy, Pontiac, Buick, Olds, And Custom Van Dealer. . Fri. 9 am ·10 pm • Sat. 9 amSUnday 1 pm - 9 pm TOLl FREE 1-800-822-0417 • 372-2844 I I • Vinyl Siding • Roofing & Seamless Gutter ·Replacement Windows • Concrete • Room Additions • Garages • Dec\s & Boat Docks Jam., llees•• u· e www.tompeden .com PH: (740) 992·2772 SEAMLESS GUnERS Ohio SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE Complete Line of 4-H aend a resume to PO Box 1033 , Logan , Ohio -43138 1·100·311·3391 Free Estimates Contruton Welcome Feed & Show Supplies And Sullivan Show . Supplies Caii98S~3831 Country Parks Inc. SHADE'lUVEil AG !EIMCB" 7123 I mo. Spon1ored by the Volunt•er Emergtmcy Squad, .Jt1corporated. Tickets : -$10.00 Donation Each/1000 Maximum Drawlna to be held at. 12 pm on Sundar October 10, 1999 For More lnformalion Ca lll-740-541-4001 Local Call ~r contact a:ny P~meroy Squad M~mber fol!r·Wheelei purchased at: Riverfront Honda, Gallipolis, Ohio ANNOUNCEMENTS ' 005 Pereonala Over AS A· B·C. Call Joyce At 1·888· 769-7331, Ext.222. Love American Style A Fun Way To Find LOVE 1·900·945·6t00 Ext 7325. $2.99 /Min. Must t B e. Years. Procall Co. 602·954·7402: 'r·· .. ' . I START DATING TONIGHT! Ha'JB Fun Meeting Eligible Si1i- I, JONES' 't ' TREE SERVICE '·'I· ·TOP 20 years exp~rlence gles In Your Area. <;all For More Information. 1·800·AOMANCE, Ext. 9735. • "{rill' • 5,ull'9 . \ • ~e"'o"ll Free Estimates Grl"ol"9 30 Announcements New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson. Athens 740-592-1842 Quality Clo thing and Museho!d Items. $1 .00 bag sale every BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Real Estate General WKPU~.SuruetHome.cDm lunsat BOIRB -New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages ·Replacement Wincjows •Room Additions •Roofing COMMIICW .... IESIDIIIIIAl FREE ESTIMATES ConatrucHon 740·992·7643 Bryan Reeve• SUBall Reeves - Conttrucllon • Rtmodetlng-Kitchen Ceblnott VInyl Sldlng-flocf•Otcko· ;tel",..!~ 24 Hr•. Taxi a~tl Delivery Service We deliver ALMOST Garagu anyt~ing Call for details , Free E•timatea 740-742-3411 Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00-5:30. THE MINI MALL Has Returned It'S Furniture To Former Loca~lon : 241 Thi rd Avenue, Gallipolis, Phone: 740-446- 0522. . Also, New T.V. Shopping Cha'nnel Clothing, FeaiUring Plus Sizes Located At: 314 Second Avenue , Phone: 740-441 ·0 154. Finally. The Mini Mall Has A VarIety Of J;verything From A To Loca~ed At : 356 Second Avenue, Pnone: 74()..441·1142. " z 7 40-992-0038 140-992-5232 8124/99 t mo. pd YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room lddhlont &Remodeling •NewGaragn •Eieotrtoal & Plumbing . •Rocfl"11 & Gutters •VInyl Sldl"1!& Painting •Patio & Porch Otclte Frw foffm~teo V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE BROKER ~meroy, KEITH SHINN, SALES ASSOCIATE Ohio Pomeroy Eagle~ Club_Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. ·Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per.game $300.00 Coverall $5oo;oo Starburst Progressive top line. Uc. II 00.50 11nt1Hn "7i'y Shopping Downtown Gallipolis Ap~ Savel' DEPOYSAG · .. ' PAR,.S All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Authorized · Case-IH Parts Dealers. 1000 Sf. Rt. 7 South Coo/v/1/t, OH 4S723 740887-GIII 22 yn. Local G& W Plastics and Supply St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH 740·985-3813 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION 311 t/99 TFN • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 Don '1 Need A Big One Call A Lillie o;,e , DRIVEWAY STONE 7/22fTFN Howard L. Writasel ROOFING NEW·REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 4/2 TFN JACKS ~OOFING &CONSTRUCTION Compost Light Hauling ., 992·5455 R.L .. HOLLON TRUCKING CONCRETE CONNECTION YOUR DUMP TRUCK Qualitr Driveways, SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Umestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Cheater, Ohio Sidewalks , Patios 25 yrs experience Free Estimates 10125196 trn Joseph Jacks 740.992·2068 tJ.....,...IT"'"QQI ""'"M Bulldo•er & Ba~khoe Seroice• . House & Trailer Sites' Land Clearing & . Grading Septic SyJten" & Vtilitiea (7401 992·3831 ·Shop-at home... Buy from the Classifiedsl 7 40·7 42.-8015 877-353-7022 {toll free) 8/111991 · New Roars • Repairs • Coating • Gutters • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estimates HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. mo po 10 wk . old male kitten, very cute 304·1182·3324. F ive 8 week old kittens; Inside cat, ,lemale , 25 .tbs ., l lxed, declawed; Jo Hill, 740-985·4466. a· Gravelless Leath I00' ' 1000' Rolls 1' & 3/4' 200# Woter Une Full line of Gos Pipe &Regulalor5 Water Storage Tanks Good Homes Only : Gentte, Male Puppies. Will be Small Dogs. 740. 446-3376. d ... l . ~ A 111111 ~0 I Mon.· Fri •. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 .. IJWr-ME SYSTEMS tNC. MYERS PAVIND Henderson, 'NV We Do... • !larking Lots • Basketball Courts • Driveways • Grading Work • Hauling Stone (304) 675·2457 Office (304) 674-3311 Col I'll. FREE ESTIMATES Cont. #WV003506 SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION • New Homes .• Remodeling • Siding • Roofs 25 yrs experience (740) 992·2753 ot 992·1101 One male and two female · 60 EXCAVATING Backhoe {$< Bulldozer Services Site Preparation Septic Systems RODNEY KELLER Owner/Operator 1·740·98.5·3949 . 2 mo. pd . HILL'S SELF STORACE 29670 BashBn Road Racine, Ohio· 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00PM CREDI,. PROBLEMS??? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded . WORRYING!!!.· No Embarraaament... You're Treated with Respecll Call Now for Instant Approvlilll .. (,., ........ c•Y·MI.nM 181JD.17Nitl EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted ~ Growing Company NEEDS HELP. $399 · $4 ,999 PT fFt. wv.ow .jcsde slgns.com 1·888·283-2372. $2,000 WEEKLVI Mailing 400 Brochures! Satisfaction GuaranteE!dl Postage & Supplies Pro" vldedl Rush · Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope! GICO, DEPT 5, Bo~~: 1438, ANTIOCH , TN . 3701 1·1438. Start l,mmediatel~. $800 WEEKLY POTENTIAL Comp lete Simpl,e Gover nment Fo[ms At Home . No Experience Necessary. CALL TOLL FREE · 1-8D0-966·3599 Ext 2601 ~ · .. DRIVE THE BIG RIGGS !I! ' .. • Reg . O.T.R . • Tru ok Dri ving Training No Exper. Necessary !! 21 & Over 1·877·213·1303 (Toll Free). Antic ipated vacancy for Talented and· Gifted Teacher. Submit letter of lnter'est, ·r esume, references and copy ot current certificate to John Costanzo, Superintendent. Athens-Meigs Educa f(On AI Serv· ice Cenler, 507 Richland ·Ave nue. Suite 108, Athens, Ohio 45701. DeadUne Is Sep1ember 3, 1999. ASSEMBLY AT HOME II Crafts, Toys. Jewelry, Wood . Sewing . Typ ing ... Great Pay! CALL 1·800· 795-0380 Ext. 1201 (24 HIS). AITENTION : Hive ,A Computer1 Put II To Work! $25 -$75 /Hr. PT/FT t ·888·890-348 1 www.pc-lnconie.com Found : Young Aotwe iiJer, Black/ Tan. Found on Redmund Ridge in Back Henderson. w/Biue Colla r. (3041675-6370/675-3647. . Lost Small lemale mixed breed dog wh ite w/ dark laCe & talt, short haired. disappeared on Thur.'Aug. 19th .on Jericho& At. 2 304; 675·5485 . AITENTION: . $25 ·$75/HR. PTIFT AVONI AU Areas! To Buy or Sell . Shirley Spears. 304-675-1 429. Avon Products: Start your own In · Home Business . Work Ftexibte Hours, Enjoy Unlimited Earnings. 1·888·561-2866 Christmas Arou0d The World & GiftS, Now Hiring Sales Represen·. tatives , All Area 's, Als o Booking Parties. Call· Monday -Frlelay, 7P.M . -8P.M_740-446·92 19. Computer Users Needed . Work lost: Female Calico Cat With 'Rtd . Own Hrs. $25K · SBOK/ Yr. 1·800· Collar, Vicinity : Sailor Road , 740· 536-0486 x, 7777, www.1cwp.com 388·9932. . • Otrect Digital Solutions have ImLost: LARGE WMITE Male Oog, mediate openi ngs lor installa Lost Near Ri o Grande, SUB· tions & se rvice Tech .Serv ing the STANTIAL REWARD! 740 ·245· satellite Industry no 1xper. nee· 0485 Arter 6:00P.M. essary·,will train the righl ca n ~ didate if you have a willingness 10 Yard Sale to excell. call Bill a1 t -800 -754· 1939, a truck is required. Gallipolis & Vicinity 238 First Avenue, Friday, S& tur· day, 8·6, Texas Instruments TJ.' 83 Calculator $70: Audiovox Cellular Phor'le $35. 5 Fa,mlly: August 30th Th ru Septembtr 2nd, 9 To 4, Boat & Trailer 1987 Chry&ler 15' Camper i Mower. Washer. Table . 6 I Gun Cabinet, Ant ique Victrola Sewing Machine, Curtains, Rugs , Kids & Adults Clothes . Mise. At 7 .5 Mile Marker Greantrea Ro&d & Bulavlllo Pike. AI..L Ytrd Slfel Mutt Be Ptlclln Advance. QFAQLINE: 2:00p.m. lha doy ba-lha ad DRIVERS · Owner Ope rators Manufacturers Fleet Needs Trucks For Growing B usiness Ray Or Jim 800·534-111 1. Drivers : Free 3 -Week COL · Training. Earn $26 -532,000 /1st .Yr . W /Full Benef 1ts No E•P Needed . P.A. M. Tran spo rt Spe· cial Call Toll Free 1- 817-230· 6002 Sun -Fri. 7 A .M. ·7 P.M. www.pamtransP9rt.com Fast Money': No selling Noi MLM earn $1 ,250 per day. 1-80'0-882· 5044'. 101272692 PPR. Housekeeper For Disabted Practicing Columbus Anorney. Live-ln. Some Care Duties, Salary, Room, Board, 614·267-5354. I'M TIRED , tor 'weeks I've been Interviewing men and women for filhlon ·2:00p.m. positions ol $800·$1500 or more Friday. Mondly edition per week . I'm tired at these men/ -10:00 a.m. Sllunllly. women whO come to me loo king for $200-$300 p& r week . We. have Garage Sale ·Moving, Friday an opening lor 2 dignilied men or 27th , Saturday 28lh , 9·5 ~ 1354 women to assist fam ili es in Ce· Green Valley Orlve , 3 Miles Nonh metery plann ing. Is 1there OJ Hospital Up Route 160, Leh On someone out there . a real Sales Evergreen. lell On Green Valle;y, person . who wants a challenge, Second House On left (Beige) A who's willing to wo rk and help me Lillie Of E118rytnlng, cash On~ l .build my bus mess ? The persons we accept tor th is position cah Garage Sale: Thursday B/26, Frl· expeCt to earn $40,000+ per year. day 8127 . Saturday 8128. 9·? Fur· We offer complete tra lnmg and nitur e. Clot hing , Mls(\ellaneous, company benefils. This is a 234 Evergreen Road , Mary Skid· opportu nity tor sen1or citl· more. Call B ill Swank 9 to 5 at Huge Garage Sale : '2 ElectriC· 740·992·7440. Ranges. Bar Stools, Sinks. Misc. IIams. AU Sizes Clothing ." Friday,· Saturday, 9·5 , 3679 S.R. 325, · Ia to run. Sunday Soull1 Of A~ Gran<IO. Help wanted - ntg\ht sh ltt, 7p m9am. Ca ll 740-992·5023 tor Inter view. Loca l Trucking Company Seeking Qual ified Truck Drivers . Good Pay And Benefi1s. Senel Rea ume To: DriVer, P.O . B011 109 Jack · son. Ohio 45640, Or Call 1·740286- 1463 Tci Schedule An Interview. Mature Dependable Adu lt To Babysit Toddler Anel 1 SChOOl Age Child Oayshltt Serious Inquiries, 740-446·7519. MEO IC AL BILLING Earn Excet • lent Income. Full Tram1ng . Com· puter Requi rect . Cal l Toll- Free . 800·540-6333 Ext. 2301 . Office seeking Med1cal Data-entry rttps tor Entry-Level Position. FT/ PT E•cetlant Pay 'PC Reg Call: 1· MOTHE.RS & OTHERS WORK FROM HOME! Maii-Or(:ler. Part Time'& Full Time. $650 -$3,600/ Mo., Ful l Tra lnl.ng Provided! For FREE Bo oklet Call 1·888 ·234· 9897 www.cash-91 1.com/home Musici ans - Clrummer took ing lor lead guitari st, bassist and rhythm guit aris t/ vocalist to do old 1es. rock and country, John, 740-6986212. Need 7 Ladies To. Sell Avon , 740446-3358. Need a morning del ivery pers on tor the Charieston Gazette for the Point Pleasant , Leon . R ipley, Evans areas. '1-800 -962 -6397 . Ext. 1787. & Leave Message. Need someone to work 4 to 12 shill, caring for the eldef ty, ca,ll between the hours of Sam & 4pm, Monday thr u Frld.ay, 74 0-9 92 ~ 4410. Outside Sales. Growing Satellite Installation Company Looking For Sa!es Person To' Make Sales . A.ppolntments . Must Have Ca r. Good Peopl e Skills, Part-T ime 1 Full-Time, Satel lite EXpe ri ence Prelerreel , Not Necessary, 740· 862·3109. Overbrook Center, 333 Page Street. Middleport, has part time pos itions for STNA's available tor a!l Shilts and weekends. Anyon e Interested please stop oy and til l OUI an application. EOE · Pa rt Time Merchandiser For Na· tiona! Floral Company, $7 .00 Hour Pius Mileage , Must Ha ve Own Transp or'tatton , Catt Stephanie , 304-295-9237 Part time reception1stf billing clerk lor local physician's offlce. EXperience with computer. cod(ng and medical billing prelerred. Send resume to P.O. Box 458, Racine. OH 45771 . POSTAL JOBS To $16 .35 /HR . INC . BENEFITS, NO EXPER I· ENCE . FOR APP. AND EXAM INFO . CALL 1-900·813-3 586 , EXT jj4210 . 8 A.M. · 9 P.M .. 7 DAYS fds. Inc. Satellite Tec h, Growing Satell ite ;tnstattation Company Look ing For Teci"IS . Expe ri en ced In Ma ny Dish Systems Or Cable T.V. Requjred . Must Have Turck Or Van , Start A.SAP. 740:862·31 09. SECURITY OFFICERS 1-eea,t50-2794 www.woril-trom-home.net/blgl Lost and Found GaiHpo li l Career Co ll ege Is Seek ing Part· T ime tn1tructor1 In The Following Disciplines: Com· muni catlon1; Computer Applications (MS Off~te )~ Computer T&eh Support: AM Officii ~dm inistra· uon (Records Management , Sh0r1hand , Et c .) Mini mum 01 Ba chelor's Degree tn Field Required Ptease Submit Res ume And Refe re nces To Gel!lpolla Carear College , 1176 Jackson Pike, GaiHpolil. OH 45631 Gall i· polis Career College Is An Equal Opportunity E!Tlpk¥3r. New Haven Church would ltke to hire a pianist lor Wed . evenmg choir pract ice & Sunday morn ing service fo r more ln1o, ca ll 3048822804 or 304-675·5043. PUT IT TO WORK I. .~lttens. One year old red male Doberman, very gentle, 740-992-5551 . KCB Wanted To Buy : Used ·Mobile Homes . Call .740·446· 0t75, Or 1· 304-675-5965. OWN A COMPUTER? Manure. 740.446·7104. (304)e7H223. Landscape Material, Topsoil & Mushroom Giveaway Free Puppies. 9 Weeks . 1/2 lab Retrievers. 740·245· 5946 Leave Message. Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock Good clean ,soft lead 304·882·· 2695. •woRK FROM HOME' Start Dat ing Tonlgnt l Ha'o'e fun j:llaylng the Ohio Dating Game, 1aoo-ROMANCE. extension 9681 . 20 Yrs. Exp. ' Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Call 614·843-5426 This very well maintained older home is located jusl ab.ove the Pomeroy Bridge. The one and a hitlf story. contains a very nice living room, dining room, kitchen, one bedroom, and a bath on the first floor. There are two bedrooms on the second floor. A full size basement has a half bath and laundry hookups. Heati~g and cooling is provided by a forced air ·gas furnace. You can enjoy your leisure time on a nice front or side porch and have your cookouts on the back covered patio. A tine car auached garage with ext.r~ storage space completes the arrangement. The lot is 66ft. by 154ft. locat.ed convenient 10 all Mason business and just across the river from Middlepon and Pomeroy. Priced in upper sixtys. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT . OFFERED BY 740·742·2138 Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks, Low Miles, 1995 Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1990 Eastern AVenue, Gallipolis . unite lovers, Solves All Prob· ·lams , 100°1. Guranteed . Call 1· 8n-724·1865. ,I • VInyl Siding • Garages ~ New Homes • PQie Buildings ·.Room AddltiQns 33795 Hilarul Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio Hauling Limestone & Gravel Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre Antiques , top prices paid , RiverIn e Ant iques , Pomeroy, Ohio, Russ Moore owner. 740-9922526. LOSING WEIGHT IS AS EASV i'"(l:'--. 1'/ ' LONG'S CONSTRUCTION High &Dry Self-Storage TRUCKING wilh cho clrmifirdt Help Wanted . 600· 298-8506. ), rou·u build."'""" ru when. ~ save Wanted to Buy 'Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll· ver And Gold Coins, Prootsets , Diamonds , Antique Jewelry, Gold ~~::~,;;··g~Pre -'1930 U.S. Curre ncy, I , Etc. Acquisitions Jewelry . Coin Shop, 151 Secon~ AvenlJ!, GaRipolis, 740-446-2842. SABRINA. LARABEE AMAZING POWER LOVE SPECIALIST! Re· NowRentiag SAYRE 90 7127/99 2 mo. pd. 40 · Free Estimates Wedemeyer's Auc t ion Se rvic e, Gallipolis. Ohio 740-379·2720. Albany, Ohio 1999 HONDA FOREMAN ' 4SO ES 4X4 GIVEAWAY Po~ror Rick Pea,rson Auct ion Company, fu ll time auctioneer , comp lete auction service. Licensed t66 ,0hlo & West Vlrg i'lla, 304· 773-5785 Or 304a73·5447 S;4;,, &S1#1if 40 742-8888 Full or Part Time $9 to $13 per hr Available with Established Mobile Home Company FfT Benifits package indudes Vacation-401 K· Profit Sharing & Insurance benefits & can indude housing!! up to 8 ton Auction and Flea Market CorTit:~lete Auct ioneer ing Servtces . Consignment aucllon- Mill Straet. Middlepor t. Thursdays . Ohio License 17093. 740· 989· 2823. WILLIS' Over 40 yrs experience (No Sunday Calls) 740·985·4180 80 · 740·992·3470 Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon • Fri 8:30 • s:oo requlrementa ol the agen- cleo providing· fundl119 lor tho project. (B) 20, 27 2TC MASON, W.VA. · INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave massage. After 6 pm Everything goes! Friday & Satur· day. T~ residence, Texas A.d. (L~w Rates) A & D Auto Up o stery • P us, Inc IN of painting, and let me do it for you. August 27·28 . 8am·5pm 137 Pearl Slrte f, Middleport Ra in cancelS, lOtS of Childrt!ln's clothes. Bill .Mo.od lspaugh Auct ioneering. NEW LISTING BRAMHI COAL Linda's Painting Take the pain out CO·MPANY Sr. 124 Wellston, Ohio 740-384-6212 LUMP AND STOKII COAL H.E.I.P. VOUCHIRS ACCIPIID DELIVIIY AVAILAILI HOUIS: 7am THRU 4pm Limearone, Gravel, Sand, FiU Dirt, Agricultural Lime, Mulch, Top Soil HOWARD'S TRI· COUNTY SANITATION "A Better Wa , Eve .Business se-rvices Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado 4x4 Pickup HfiOUnG InC. Septic Tanks Pumped Phone (740) 593-6671 All Verd Selet Mull 8t Pakl In Am,.... Dotdlll\0: I:CJOtlm tho dly before ' " ' 1d 11 to run, Sundty I llonday edllfon 1:OOpm Fridoy. We Deliver ' Brand New 2000 Chevy Blazer LS 4 Door 4x4 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity WICKS Porta Jon rentals r- 750·East State Street Athel)s, Ohio 45701 bidding aaolo..nco, con· otructlon con..ct edmlnl• trstlon and/or reoldlnt projoel raproaonlallon. tho selected firm will 11<1 . water · required to comply with tho •hydropnaumltlc booeter pump alation •16,000 lineal feet of w.ter maine ringing In elze from 500 gal. per day 1200 gal. cap. -- Vlll811• of Pomeroy reMrvU· the right to hold dlocuulono ond/or Inter· The Profnllonel urvlcH Mighty Mac Aeration Systems Steve Riffle ~ Sales Represen.tative . Larry Schey ....... opportunity employ- Real Estate General our memory. Sadly missed by, Wife, Teresa. Children, Family & Friends ayatem Stop In And See no later then 4:00 PM on September 15, 19911. Statements received after thlo limo and dale will not 11<1 conelderod. · Statement• of O•allflcatlono ohould Include Information •811•rdlng tho englnHrlng flrm'e hlelory; llollrig of key par· eonnel to 11<1 utilized, Including their education BINGO OVER .250 VANS TO·CHOOSE · water Mlected In accordence with Ohio RoviMd Code Section 153.85-71 ond llderol procuromenl requl,..,.,q, All responding ftrmo muat 11<1 110 Yard Sale and end Seneca Drive areas. Announcements AMERICAN LEGION POST 467 RUTLAND, OHIO GUARANTEED 60 A GAME, OVER 80 PEOPLE 80 AGAME, OVER 90 • PEOPLE 99.00 AGAME PROGRESSIVE STARBURST AND COVERALL MON & WED. DOORS OPEN AT 4:30 GAMES START AT 6:30. · The renked Muat have ability to do home and lawn maintenance or ability managing rental property - ex:oeilent semi-retirement job! If this..sound& like you Statement of Quallflcatlona Bluce.~ · Ul end telephone numbert; and 1 lltd119 of provlouo work performed for the Vlll8111 of Pomeroy. Stlltmtnto of QuaiHicatlont mull be tubmilled to: VIllage of Pomeroy 320 E""t lhln St. P.O. Box 666 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ann: John Andoroon, VIllage Admlnletrator eveluet.d, Public Notice In accordance with the Bruce Ratekln, Architect ....,.,.,.. lndudlll9 ....... 70 Public ·Notice R..pond1119 nrmo will 11<1 Mobile Home Park Manager & Maintena·n ce Ohio Department of Trenaponatlon 34449 State Route 7 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Drowlng and Speclflcetlono prepared by: · Ohio 'Depanment of Admlnlatretlve Servlcoa General Service• Dlvltlon Ofllce ol the.Slate .Archltec;t 4200 Suoface Road Columbus, Ohio 43228· 1395 · Public Notice end relevant txptrtence: ftrm'l ,_,. experltnoe In deelgnlng ltmllar prolecla: General' Sorvlceo Dlvlalon, Ontco ·of the Stall Architect, end local F.W. Dodge and Bulldero Exchange Plan Rooma. END OF AOVERTISEMENT Howard W. Gelalor, ACting State Archllect (81 27 1TC Qualified englnllrlng flrmt lntoreoted In ll<llng coneldared for providing profoaolonal englnurlng Mrvlcee should reply with a Maintenance Facility The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 Wackenhut is taki ng appl ications fo r fUll /part lime posi tio·ns . Must submit to drug screening anct nave GEO ·or H.S diploma . Pai d hOlidays, free uniforms.· and more. Apply : James M, Gavi n Power Plant. State Route 7, CheShire, Oh at the ·Main Guard House (740)· 925-3000. EOE M/FION Seeking a perso n to ' live-i n and manage Elderly Housing Projec t in the Pomeroy, ~ac i ne , Midd leport area. Must be able to dO otfice wo rk and get atong We ll with others. Evening ca ll coverage required as pan of this pos ition . Applicants may be req uired to sub· mi t to a pol1ce ch eck and drug test. Send letter of app lication inclueling a brief history. experience and three {3) current refe rences clo: Ttle Daily Sen tm el, P.O. Box 729-87, Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 SINGERS! GOSPEL OR CLEAN COUNTRY. Call Now Toll Free 1· 800·339-4204 Or 1·800- 46 9·8164 FCir Appo int ment To Come .To Nas hvil le , Tennessee An d Audi· l ion For MaJOr Re cord Producers Inte rnet www.wcin ac Social Service Director/Director or Admissions, Qu.llry, Commll· menl...lhe Keys to O&Jr Succeu / Full Time ReQu ires a BSW De· gree or equiv alent Cl eg r ee ana Wes t VirglmB; Ltcense . ComprehenSive bene!its package wt11ch tnc lude s 401 (k} . Point Pleasant Center /GenesiS EtderCare, State Ro'ute 62 , Ro ute 1, B o • 3.26 , Pomt · Pteasant. WV 25550 · Equal Opportun irY Employer Therapy/ ofltce help lor doc tor's ollice. no e~~:per~e nc e ne cess ary, energetic. punctua l person needed, pa rt time leaelmg to full 11me Apply in p~ r son. Me igs County Chiropractic . 963 General Har · linger Parkwav. 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Top Trim Removal Stump, Grlndklg Ffee Est1mates Fully Insured Works Comp Bid well OH Call And Save 1 800 838·9588 740 388·9648 Owner Rlc:llMounl TUNIED OOWN ON SOC1Al SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Win! 1-aaa-582 3345 E- Styt. Hom., Eicel..nt Condition Located On The Corner Of K l ~ neon 6 Ttodora In Gallipolis Ohio 7-792B 5 Flooms 1 Bath ParUal Bast · ment, Gallipolis Ci ty Schooll. $4 !lOO Down 0wno< W1H Finance 7~ 111 08 Buy Ho<lW& From $1o 000 1 ·3 e.ctroom Local Government & Bank Foreclosures Financing ftnsstbla For llst1ngs 31&-3323. Ext 1709 Call BOO Five room house full basement central air, two porche1 nice lot near new shOppl~ center In Ma· son WV Stop pavrng ren t and stan building equity ln your own nome 740 992 3041 or 7<40 992 ~7 HOME FORECLOSURES NO MONEY OOWNI NO CREDIT NEEDED ! TAKE OVER VERY LOW PAYMENTS! 1 BOO 9 16 9191lCH5023 Price Reduced remodeled l'iome 4 bedroom lc1tchen lr lr bath utllrty room ale beautiful view ol nver basement wffull bath 740· 992·9012 Priced To Selll • Bedr ooms 3 Baths 9rlclc Ranch On 2 12 Acr as Cathedr al Cerhng Par ti ally Finished Full Ba•omont, AI · tached 2 Car Garage ~ Beautiful View $114 900 7• Q 388 8074 Flenovatttd Farmhouse Beautiful ahd full of Counuy Charm 3/ 4 Ac res level lot Paved Road 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths utlllly and Panuy New While Kitchen Cabl nets Ceiling Fans Tnroughout Windows Carpel & Stove and Frlg Included Firepla ce SWE School 15 min utes from town beautiful view !rom 1 1 1 / 2JC28 Por ch Avallabe Now! Asking S74 500 Call 17401 379 9000 7am-9pm Three bedroom house for sale one and 112 batrls fully IUinisl'led nk:e yard clOse to partt '-77 Sy camore Street Middleport ca ll 740-367 7000 or cliScr\'nlnatlon ace colo< religion, at status or national or any lntenllon to make any such P!'Bference, limitatiOn or cttscrtrrNnatlon 6 This newspaper wll ""' knowingly 8CC8i>( adYertlaements for realeslale whiCh Ia In vk>lallon ollhe law OUr readers are hereby Informed 11181 all dWellings ad'o'attlsad in this llBWSpapar are available on an 9QU8.1 opportunity basis REAL ESTATE 310 Homes lor Sele ~~----~------- -------New 4BA 16 wide S500 Down $219 permo Fret A1r, HI00·691 67n ;_;__ _ __ ;__ __ Specral 28x80 3 or 48A $1 000 Down $322 per mo Free Oel1v ery & Setup 1 800-691-6n7 u..d 11tt Fleetwood 14x72, 2br, 2 ba, w ACI w skirting on rentel tot nur Galllpolla , Fl· nanclng · - " ' " 304-el 5-Ml55. Double Wide On lot $250 De poSit, 1-800-383-6862 330 Farms lor Sale 26 Acres M/ l Horst Barn 3 Bedroom House 740 388--850o' 350 Lots & Acreage 131 Acres More Or Less Fenced City SChool System Lo· cates In Clay Township, 740 388 8504 2 44 Acres Homesite Green Tbwnsh1p Gallla County Scemc Quiet Ctose To Gallipolis Some RestrictionS 740.245 sn8 23ACRES 2 Miles 011 SR 7 & SA 21B SoU1h Of Gall1polls Slnglewldes Allowed Rough Most~ Wooded Road AI ready Cut In Land Contract Available On IV $27 000 , 1 800 213-6365 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 1Wo bedroom bath, modem kitch· en dining room living roorTJ basement carport 12• 000 might lake late roodel pickup on trade 740-742·2480 ~-.::..:..ye::a::r:..Q::kl:..mod _ _u"' la_r_ho_m_e__ _ d 1 68 acres 21l6 co nstruction block foundation three bedrooms two baths large lamrly room attached one car garage separate one ca r garage large privacy fenced ~ackvarel Ideal for children or pets front and back large con· crete porches wltn sidewalks heat pump propane gas natural gas tap satellite ijish 18x40 fin 1shed pole bulld1ng - air condl tloned , heated drv wall ceiling fans 112 bath concrete floor Located SA 33 at Pratts Fork, 12 miles from Athens 15 miles from Pomeroy $102 000 call 740 5938527 For sale 3 35 acres corner ot Hanging rock & Foglesong ADs Umb•lt House 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Partial Bastme,nt Finished Appliances, 2 Car Garage Front Porch Rear- Deck, 1 Acre With Fruit Trees, Basketball Court Sat elUte Dish Oft 218 On lewis Roa<l S75 000 740-256-1709 320 Mobile Homes lor Sele 14 Ft x80 Ft 1995 Norris Wind swept 3 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths Take Over Payments 740 992 6660 360 Real Estate Wanted We Buy land 30 SOO Acres We Pay Cash 1 800 213 8365 Anthony Land CO RENTALS 410 HOUHIIor Rent 2 Bedroom Brick Cottage Excel tent location References & De posit Required $395/Mo Call 740-441.0364 1990 1.. JC72 Slcyllne 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths 16JC8JC8 Deck 12x10 Shed, Washer Dryer Frldg Stove Set Up On ~ental lot 2 Miles From Holzer Hospllal Great Shape $15 500 7 40-441 ·0808 1991 1.-ltM72fl 2 Bedrooms, 2 Barhs Shingle Roof, VInyl Siding EJCcallent Condition $16 500 00 (740} 446 8113 1995 Fleetwood 14 Ft x72 Ft 2 Bedrooms 2 Full Baths CIA. All Electric Payoff Of $¥ /00, 740· 256-9382 /"" 1788 4ddlson Pike 3 Bedrooms lnctudtt 12 Acres & Free Gas Nood Oulel< Sale PriCe ~lducodl Cal For Oolalll 740-384-0083 3 Bedroom Houaa Wllh 3 AcreS Land Few Fruit Trees, 2 Bed· rooms 1 Bath Upatalrs 1 Bad• room Front Room Dining, ROom Ullllly Room. lllldlen, Balh oownOlairo Silt·On Storya Run Road 011 Roulo 7 For More lnlormallon Celh 740 387 _7578 After Noon PrC, $49,500 Fkm 3 Bedrooms 2 8atha With Large Covered Deck, A 30 By <40 Ga· Brand New 80 a 3 Bedro oms 2 Baths, Just $239/ Month Free Delivery and Set·UPI only one at lhls Prlcol Hunyl Oakwood Gal" pol11 (7401-448-3093 ' B rand New Ooublewlde 3 Bed room s 2 Baths only $34Qimonth Free Delivery and Set Up Limited Ofrar won 't Las11 On!~ at Oak wood Gallipolis. Oh (740)· 446· 11-~.Q.W 0.11-T :309 ::.:3~-------­ Clean affordable l:;;~ial~,;~·c;:,~ 1 prevl()usly Large selection Karena at River· dale Homes 740-385-4367 2 bedroom apartment In M1ddlt· port we pay walor, & ln!sh ~o u pay gas & electrlc 1200 per month $1 00 dtpostt 740 992 7806 2 BR Apar tment New Haven Area All ullhlles 1ncl uded $385 00 f1)0 • depo sit (304}773· 55 77 l18'#8 Message 2bd rm apts total electnc ap pliances furnished laundrv room lacltllies ctose to schOol In town Applications available at Village Green Apls •49 or call 740 992 3711 EOH Apartment lor rent In Middleport no peta 740-992-5858 BEAUTIFUL APA~TMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 WestwoocJ Drive from $279 to $358 Walk to shop & movies Call '7 40 ue 25EI8 Equal Housing Opporttmily Brookside Apts Are Now Accept lng Applications fo( 1 B<lrm Apt With Washer & Dryer Hookup Water Paid $279 00 Monlh Any QuestiO!'S Call 740·••6· 9611 BIIMen 10 OOAm Ana 9:00Pm Christy's FamH~ living aparl· ments. I'IOme & trailer rentals 740 992 <4514 apartments avail able furnished & Unfurnished Downtown Gallipolis 1 Bedroom Upsta.rs AIC Newlv Carpeted Complete KitChen 740-446-01 39 F ~r st Avenue Gallipolis 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments $250 & $300/Mo, unturn1shed Security Deposlr References Requ lrtct 740 446 1066 or Weekends 741>-441-Q952 For Lease· Beautiful, spacious two bedroom .AC apt Living Room On Room at 57 112 Court Street Totally new lots at Stor age! $600 00/month plus utilities Security end key Cleposlt No Petsr References Required (740) 4464425 Furnished Apt Oownstalrs 3 Rooms Bath All Utlhtlas Pa 1dl 919 Second Ave $275 00/mon (740}-446-3945 1 and 2 bedroom I Manor and tn Middle· Call 740 Oppor Pilot Program Renters Needed 1 800-383 6882 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment, 740-446-0390 New one bedroom apartment, also one bedloom Muse , call 740-992 9191 Nice Unfurn ished 3 Bedroom Apartment Point Pleasant, 304 875 2015 2 Bedrooms, $325/Mo + UtUitlas No Pols 740-448-4313. Now Taking Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $315/Mo 740· 446 OOOB 2 Bedrooms Stove Relngerator Furnished Garden Space With Outbulldlng $275/Mo, $150 De posit 201 t Chesnut Street Galli polls, 741l-448-3870 For Lease One Bedroom AC Apt Corner Ol Second And Pine $250JMo, Plus Utilities Security And Key Deposit References Required No Pelst 740-446-4425 For rent· 3 bedroom home In Po· meroy, no pets 7<1Qo.992 5858 Rental Property Cottage Apt 2br $250 Homestead Really 304· 675-5540 For Rant 2BR House 2 Large Extra Rooms Built In Garage $375 Per Month + Security Oe posrl and Years lease (304)675 4035 Secluded Patriot Area $300 00 Per Montn $300 00 Deposit, No Pets 740-886 705.2 1988 Redmond Danville 14•70 Also Has Expando Very Nice New .Heat Pump Asking S14 000 740-388·8335 1 Bedroom A/C, WID Hook Up, Near Arbors N1,1r11ng Home No Pe,is Quiet l ocatlons $2 79/Ma • UtiUtias 740-446 2957 1 2 acres the other 1 5 acres both for $15 000 call 740 992 456t 1980 14x65 two bedroom, two bath new central air great condl tlon $9500 740 949 24 53 leave 1988 Forest Park 14x70 electric three bedroom two futl baths tully furnished central air $1 2 500 7,40-992 2060 1 Bedroom Upstairs Clean No Pats References 1300/Mo Paid Ulili111• 740-448-3687 In Syracuse two lots lor sale one Nice 2BA, Full S.Hment Home on North Ma in $325 a month plus utll1t1es plus deposit 1304}675-1851 1985 Modular Home 24x5S. With All Applian ces 5 Miles From Flio Grande Ma y Lease! $22 500 740-245 9667 1 Bedroom Upsta1ra Apartment In SyracUM S25MAD No Pets 0... posit & 1 Year Lease Required 740-992·71CW Atter 6 PM $25,000 304 _882 3460 or 304 882-2 833 1974 Spring Manor Mobjle Home 2 Bedrooms Total Electric, Good Condition Pnced low With Lots Of Extras! 740-446·9573 $499 Down All Smgtes $999 Down Doubles Super Low Paymenta Limited Time, Oakwood Homes earboursvllla wv, 304 7311 3409 Phone 740-286-~54 Large selection of used hOmes, 2 and 3 bedrooms available EJCCt l tent condltt.o n ~reat starter homes Call Charyl 740 385 4367 Weier end Electric Rtady For Hook·Up Nlct Lots $1,000.00 Each Coll:!a.·773-5181 1111 FIHtwood Win gete 14K72 2 br 2 ba W/A C WI skirting fl rwnclng evt~llllble 30Wi7J.&OI5 325 Sourh, ldNJ Slarter or Rattr mtnl Home Ask ing $-'9 900 164 basement co~ered deck large garage 18 112 acr es private near Pomeroy 740-992<1176 SSSO DOWN! HOMES NO CREDIT NEEOEDI (GO'i'T AEPO CONDO'S TOWNHOUSES HQMESI} 1~2434 EXT 3205 rage ApproK 4 MU11 From Alo Grantte College On Slate Route Cross l anes Homt Center Free Set up Delivery AJC Underpin nlng & $500 WaiMart Shopp l nt~ Spree with ea ch home P tlf cnased Stop &. see ~ our humet o ~n housing speci alist woody Willard (304)776- 7699 or 1 800 922· 9976 Crou lanes EJIII of Three bedroom t & 112 story cedar and stone home stone chlm· nay targe wind ows two baths message se ·any~ence Come ut our a.rgt t~ l ec:Uon of used home at Alvtl'de!e Homes Neal cl11n financing ava Ullil~t Ready for delivery Call Nikki at 740-385-4367 1 3 FORECLOSED HOMES Low Or 0 ~=2epo' Only Loft, Down ! Oov t And Bank Ro<>o' o,.l ~.:..:..:.::.:.:..:...:..:.._ _ _ _ __ Being Sold NOW! Financin g New 3BR 2 Bath 1• Wide $500 Available Call Now! 1 800 730 Down $185 per mo Free Air 1 1n2 Ext 8040 800-691-en7 14JC70 two bedroom, two lui bathS carpet a~r conditioned call 7"'0. 992 n61 Or7~992 2213 Aft real estate advertising in lhis newspape< Is subJec1 to lhe Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes k Illegal MerchandiH 3Bedroome, Bath & 112, R1nch 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 14Ftx70Ft 2 Bedrooms For Rent In Bidwell Call740-446-9669 Between Athens anr:l Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes air conditioned $26Q 1300 sewer, water and trash Included , 740 992·2167 2 Bdrms $225 00 Month lnclud lng Water S100 00 Deposit No Polil 740-448-3617 2 Bedroom UnlurAI&hed Trailer $200/Mo , $100 Deposit You Pay Utilities References No Pets 740-25&9214 2 Bedroom near school PriVate lot Ntee yard porches HartfOJd $275 wllh S100 Deposit 13041882 2389 2BA Mobile Home $325 month rn New Haven (304 }882 2219 Mobile home lor rent in Pomeroy area no pets 740-992 5858 Trailer for rent on Condor St S250 per montn, $100 deposit call 740-667 3083 after 5pm WATERLOO 3 Bedrooms 2 Batha $335/Mo Plus References Oepos1t Also 1 Bedroom $275/Mo Trash & Wa· ter Included 740·643 2916 After 4 PM Or 740·643·2644 After 6 PM 440 Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit required, no pats, 7•0· 992·2218 Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms. 2 Floors CA 1 112 Balh Fully Cor peted Adult Pool & Babv Pool Patio Starl $350/Mo No Pets Lease Plus Security Deposit Re qulred After 5 740 446 0101 Bolero 5 740-446 3481 Twin Rivers Tower now accepting applications for 1BA HUO sub sldized apt for elderly and hand k:appe<l EOH 304 675-6679 Upstairs Furnished 3 Ruoms J Batt'! 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Lamp Table , Cabinet Exercise Bike Womena Clothes (Small), 740-448-8241 Building Suppllas Block brick sewer pipes wind ows lintels etc Claude Winters Rio Gra nde OH Call 7"'0 · 2.. 5· 5121 560 AKC Boston Terrier Pups For Sale Also Stud Service 74a388-0147 AKC Boxer Pups. $150 To 1225 Both Parents On Premlstl, 740 256-1688 Reg Rottweiler pups gar blood line. bred for family companion ra ised wrth chlldrtn moles $250 304-565-4402 Beautiful Rottweuer Puppie s Wormed Anr:l Shots $100 00 Each 741).448-2197 Eight weelc old Doberman puppies. tails docltad first shots and wormed parents on premises S100 each four females two red matts 740-§2 5551 Registered At rer:late puppies malce great hunters, farm dogs loyat genlte pets Shots wormed 150 74().992 7688 s Registered Weimaraner Puppies lor sale (304}675-3052 Musical lnatruments Alt o suophona w1th case good CDnd~~. 740-992-7473 In Bunqy Flute, $200 (304)675· 6&43 aher 5PM Conn E llat alto saJC, great condl tlon 1 call 740-992-3875 alter 5 30 prn 580 Fruits & Vagetablee Fled Raspberries Now Available Taylors Berry Patch, Call In Eve lngs, 740-245·9047 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 61 o Farm Equipment 20 ton 5 hp wood splitter tiCC cond $800 304-6?5·79371 304· 675-5053 Cat 215 Hoe $30 00 427 Che~ Moler $650 , 45 Parts Trailer $1700 16 Trench Box S3.!l00 00 3 Arrow Boards $1.200 each Yard Concrete Bucket $700 00 2 000 Gal Water Tank $6!10 00 Miscellaneous Steel Beams Plate Tamp that fits .. 16 Backhoe $4 200, Sandblaster S1,300 Mls cellaneous hand toots, Tar Kettle $300 00 40ft extended Trailer $4,500 Buckels lhal fil a 215 h9e Jackhammers air drllls t con suucUon blankets construct ion barrels Pflone (740) 843 2915 afler 4 00 (740}·643 2644 afler 600 King Kutter 7 Foot Flnlsh Mower Uaod 1Wico $800 740-245-9109 630 Livestock 8 registerecJ mini hOrteS• will sell together or ~ltparately, 3 stalliOns and 5 mares 74Q-7"2 2050 For sate or trade for hay e billy goats beautiful markings care· fully raised $55 each 304 578 • 2392 Reg istered Quarter Horse Mare 7 Years Old Black Well Broke $2 500 740-448-7104 640 UIO · 1HO HDNDA CARS FROM $500 Pollc• Impounds And Tax Aepo 1 For listings Call 1 800-319-3323 Ell!. 4420 1983 Jag 4 door XJ6 clocenl Old S2!SOO. 740-m-51151 '*· 1983 Plymouth Reliant New In· sides (InCludes new tires) needs palnled outside $1 000 080 (304}675-311011. U85 Lincoln Continental . $250 00, HOI salVage Tille 1989 Olds Cut1111 Clerra, $700 00 740-441-0382 198! Chevy 112 ton ulll van $1 ,500 1989 Olds Cullon Ca laiS $1350 304-67H693. 1986 Chevy, Monte Carto Good Condition 11 . 500 (304}882· 2426 1987 Celebrity Good work car Good gas mileage 2 8 engine auto p s p b (304}675·5182 alter5PM 1988 Ford Tempo Nice, Goor:l Shape 80,000 Mllea, Bucket Seals Automatic In Floor 740 256'8228 1988 Pontiac Grand PriJC 1wo door automattc, 118 000 miles air $1800 740-992·7689 AKC Bassett Hound Puppies S200 Each Ready 8/30f99 De poalt Will Hold Both Parents On Premises 7<1Qo.256·1686 570 1978 Oldl To ronado 57 ooo miles, tlmost mint conditiOn gilrage kep t never driven In 1111. one owner prlca , _ - on inopoctlon 740-815-3894 Pets lor Sale .AKC Bassett Hound Puppiea Trl color Vet checked $175 13041576-2126 or 1304}578-2489 Girls Complete Bedroom Suite Formal living Suite Table / 4 Charrs Many Retired lonaberger BasketS 7ol0-367o0404 Maclntosn Per1orma 430 Comput· er w1th Lazer Witter Printer Good lor School! $400 00 OSO 740 441-0804 Household WANT A COMPUTER? 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Ice cold air $850 1990 Mittubishl Eclipse 5 spoocl air conOillorllng sunroof runs good, S1295 1989 Ford Tempo automatic runs good <4 door excellellt condlllon $700 1986 Ford Tempo 2 door runs good, automatic $450 1987 Nlssan Sentra 4 dOOr automattc runs good $600 M&J Auto. SR 160 Vinton _ , . Monday llvu Frllloy 12-8 740-388·9693 or 741l-992-6326 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd SE One Owner, EJCceltent Condition Low Miles $4 500, 740-388-9416 1992 Shadow looks and runs Hke new, 70K cold air automallc sunroof "cyllnr:ler, spoiler red $3650 740-94&-2045 ayentngs 1993 red Tempo 4 door 4 cylln der 5 &peed air 78 000 miles very mcel $2000 R J Auto Sales 7oiQ.742 2357 1994 • 98 Oldsmobile, 4 Door Loade~, 45 000 Milos $8 700 00 1-7-40-882 7512 199<1 Plymouth Acclaim 3 0 Liter A/C Tinted Windows, Power locka EJCcenen1 Conct ltlon $3 000 740-448-8568 1994 Plymouth Sundance 4 Cyl , 5 Spd • A/c Cassette Sports Pactcage eo 000 Miles $3 500 00 080 7oUJ.2:56--6169 Or 7ol0-256· 1233 1998 Pontiac Trans Am 350 v8 lS 1 Corvette Engine Automatic T· Tops Monsoon Stereo With 12 Disc CD Changer In Trunk Dark Navy Metallic With Grey leather Interior Wilt falce Pay OH Or Reascnable Offer 740 454e •48 1999 Ford EKplorer S100 lOBO Seized And Selling Locally Fee 1 800-409-7511 EK1 9025 t93 Chevrolet Lumina 4 dr sa dan 3 1 v e auto ale, new Ures non smoker, 53 000 miles , pas sanger door damage (runa & drives}. asking $3,250, 740 992· 1506 days, 74(1.949-2644 IYII 1973 Plymoutt'l Ouster 360 Keith Black engine roo much to list, $3500 tom 74Q-594 9957 1978 Thunderbird Diamond Jubl· lee Edition. All Opllons. 63,180 Actua l Mlltl Immaculate Condl lion CQIIectors Item Ca ll After 4:00PM 740-448-2817 1989 Chevy 4JC .. Silverado 5 Spd 5 7 Lllro Eng , $8 000 (304}675 2159 1992 Chevy S 101'ruck 5 Speed 2 5 Air $3 800 740-387 7454 AI ter4 PM 1993 Doelga one ton , 5 speed steel bed wooden racks, 740· 992 2213 1997 Nlssan XE pickup 36 000 mlles air, l ilt cruise deluu chrome and wheels $8500. 740 992 5578 before 2pm or after 4pm 69 Chevy short bed truck needs uli ausl nJbUIIt engine great cond 304 674 1445 betwee n 7pm 8 pm only or 304 882·2726 between 7pm-8 pm only Stacie 1990 S·1 0 Sport Sunroof EKoettent Condition $2 895 1994 Cavalier 2 Coors $3 295 , Cook Motors 740-446-0103 Q J • t A 6 54 A K 4 3 .. 7 6 4 South ,.. BARNEY FINALLY II Pass HER PAPPY SAY~? HITCHED 37~ngazelle 39llngerovero features 21 Anart without proof 22 Plg'o feeding • tray 23 Lamb 24 Poueaslve 18 Roman bronze pronoun North East DbI 21 31 3• 2S Learn oy - (memorize) 27 Foohlonttble beochruort 28. On the briny Pass Pass 29 Most excellent Db I P ass t 31 Mokong amends 7 33 Sly 40 Ancient language The other side of the coin t 41 Math course 42 Not on 43 Mineo and namesake• 44 Eyelid problem 46 Wearing By Phillip Alder S o f ar tht s week , I ha\ e gt ven four clothes 47 Put on lh9 payroll d eal s '" whi c h a de fender d o ubled wtth l o n g trumps but couldn ' t defeat 1996 Bronco XL 25K Mao~ WAnts Tint Glass, AukJ, 0 0 "'· , 8 lockout Hubs. New Tlru Ster· ' eo Adult Owned. 118 000 Firm ; 740-44&-7527 Afto<6 , th e contract To balan ce the books , 48 Deed• 50 Noun oulllx as 11 were , le(' s e nd wtth a couple of less 52 - Tht> deal occ urred dunng a M o m s Cup event m Evtan , France m the mid- 1970s E v tan famous for lls spa water, IS a picturesque town that <li S o n Lake G ene va .. or L ac Leman , as the Fre nch call t\ The play feature s ' excell ent defense by two CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUIS Campos Celebrity C1 pher cryptograms are createct lr.om quotat1or:1s by famous people past and present Each letter 1n the c pher stands lor anotner 1 'J N N • 1985 Honda Shadow 700 Good.' Concllllon, $1,500, Tllol,Battery All Chrome 1.f0·251· 6490 THE BORN LOSER ' The btddmg exhobll s !he m od e m li..J):>\1\ !r-.1., \1\f: l.t6f\\:> I MW OUII: Btb GNI\E. 1997 Honda 300EX EJCcellent Condition, New Tires Not Rode MuciJ. $3,200, 740-387.0122 who was Eg)pl ian b y btrth , and Leon Tmtne r, an Au sm an b y birth who ts perhap s th e qutel es t-s po ken expert o f all "Lfl\1/E. !ITO'I'o.J,\1\C:AAmt.E., 10., 11--1 tf\E MIDO!..C:Ot\1\E 1\F\a/-\OON '7 t o u r.na m e nl gam e F ~rs l , South made an absurd over call (If a st mple ove r· ca ll c~ n h ave a ny whe re between five and 17 p o mts h ow ts partner sup 1998 Honde Foreman ES 450 4K4 like New, 450 Miles, WIOO.: shield Padded Rear. RacK Slor· age $5,200 740-388·9418 p osed lo know w hat l o d o? ) W e st Honda HeiiJC Motpr Scoorer 250cc Engine Perfect Condition Make Offer Or Will Trade For -' Wheeler Or Farm Wagons Of Equal Value 740-24!>0485 or f our hea rt s but p erhap s ha\mg five s1x 1f too weak to respond two h earts EZ equals Y zp LDTEJCFT N o rth presumably btd o nl y two spades because he "" orked out BIG NATE kl Pratrte 300 4 whleW, automat· ~ lc p810 $4 900, asking 13,999, :304::.:.;7:.:7.:::3-.:::5379:::.::~---....,,...- ' Motors WAAT DO '(01) T H I NK 0f' THIS lor Sale 115 HP Chrysler Outboard Boat Motor Good Condition $800 080, (304}882 3921 D K W F V LJIKDPDGFKE JGGDHFIIE VFO V F F H Z K N Z V F K TZYWDJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION "O ne cannot Judge l oh engnn !rom a f1rst heanng an ~certa~nly do not mtend to he ar 11 a second 11me " - R oss1nr ' '::~;~;~' S©1lc{l~- ~ ~trs· ~y 1411H 0 Rearrange '-tters of WOlD lAIII CLAY I POLLAN the four scromb'-d words below to form four JrmpJe words PREMUL co mpete to three h earts A nd whe n ~ EZIFEWFV J GVFJEF I hal h1 s partn er was lt g hl Eas t h ad to N o rth co uldn ' I re s ts I going to three spades who ~.: nuld ' Edst made a c lmg wrap thtn penalty d o uble The defender s b egan w1th three THAT' 1: JUST 5.'\W THE MO:>T ,~ Yall o u ze sw11 chc d t o the he art queen . dec larer play m g l ow from the dum m ) No w Tmtn er f o und the perfec t d e l en se He ove rtoo k w11h the heart •I ace and returned h1 s l as t dtamond "" Y a llo u ze ruffed w 1th the sp ade 10, ~ wh ~e h upper c ut dummy s kong and promoted a trump tnck for East one & DOWIJ ON THE SIDEWALK 600D NEWS! THE DOCTOR DOESN'T THINK YOU'LL NEED SOR6ER'( K!DS FALL ALL SUMMER LUrit'-. I========:"'-. 5 RH S A H , .. N:;,' 1 I I I 6 I L. r- I My w1fe doesn I hke me to p!ay golf all the ttme She says I would put the course before . KHINGT . ~.....,;.,;...:,rl.,;..rl;;..,:;.F,...:...,r-l 'C,- ~~~o;ete oho chuckle quotod -..i.L.....J.-...1.. _..J_L.....J __ ,..J ~y f1/hnv 1n lhe mramg words L you develop from step No 3 below down Accessories I GR E VE round s of d1amontfs endrn g m West > ' New Aaplacemenl Gas T1nks D & A Auto Ripley, WV (304)372 3933 or 1.80Q.273-9329 ~ KJEMVJN P J N N AFJMEA made a ne gauve d o uble. promtsm g .., E W F Today s clue Fren ch mte rn au o nal s L eon Yallouze , buill Over $800 In Parts Asking • $850 740-441 f417 ~ fault 53 Highest cord Phlltp 1981 Honda CX500 Cuatom Mo-.. J torcycie rtu T lrts. Battery J Pluga 1 Brakes.. ~ 21,700 $800 Includes 2 Full Face H!l· : mets Call 30ol- n3-5723 Ask FOr • Rusty • ----------~~~~19B4 Hon<la 50 Good COndition ~ $550 1980 XR80 COmpie~ As- , - (owrmuch) o b v wu s but ef f ec tive doubles Motorcydes 790 7 Slant 8 Something to atand In 9 Cornelio- 20 Facial Ski nner 11 Alluring 12 Smacking 13 Author Umberto - 38 Get older ooo. Auto Parts laat minute 4 Drink hke a dog S Highway curve S Rower 1 need 35 StMrs 36 Oppoalto of West Opemng lead v-e 74 Slan:ran Crulsar, 24' wllh traG· er, s10ve I water tank. al acce• sarles, $3 800 or trade for Ford 4JC-' truck 740·992·•028 aUtr 6pm school 3 Study el the I t Pa ss WHAT DID MELODY JUNE RAN OFF LAST NIGHT AN' GOT ! 1994 S 10 Blazer, 72,oo6 mU11, e.llctllenl condition, PW, PS PB, .,. air 4K4 cruise, $13,00b, c.~ i 740-9112· 5025 -......:...~---:-- · 1995 Ford Ranger ...... AC, 5 Speed , AMJFM Stareo, U,OOO ; Miles Axklng S9 740· 371-9270 & 2 New Haven Vulne rabl e Eas t W est D eal e r E ast 1994 S·l 0 4 WO l,oacle<l, Mill I sal $7 ,SOO 740-367 7945. Boats 1 Gull•trlot Atkins 26 Mole !Hie .. 1 0 9 5 3 aI 750 DOWN clothing 23 Actor Rftchord 34 Commencement • J 9 6 :..7~:::..~::::~------------- 7 save $900 1999, green, ~lVII 46~dance? 27 Cltemlll'a workplace 30 HyDe 32 Not at all • 7 1885 GMC Jimmy $·15, 4WO, CD player good tirll. $750, 740- e COME EIACK THIS WINTER WHEN YOU SUP ON Tf.lE ICE P~INT NUMBERED LETTE~S IN SQUA~ES campers & SCIIAM-I.ETS ANSWERS Motor Homes 1975 Dor:lge Motorhome 48,000 miles 360 motor bath, lc11Chtn Sleeps six (304}578-2839 : Trucks lor Sale 1975 s lack Chevy 2 WD, 350. Brand New Small Black Mo tor, $1 000 080 740-256<1134 • South A A8764 t979 Jeop CJ7 Good Body, A... Good, Needt Trans Work $I 900, Or 080 740-388.()888 1993 35 ft tnnsbruck Travel Trailer, with Expendo EJCcellent condition. 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MW li'H bed liner 90k miles. can 7-'0·815· 4124 f 1U= 12 Roell49Malce14 Po.. by 51 Styli o1 type 15 Llu o . ttenry'o 54 on workl 55 Child 1 wogon 16 Pro 56 Tronomllted 17 lndien 57 YelloW mer memonal poal mooqufto 19 Mexican coin • K9 5 3 760 1978 GMC General 290 13 Speed Travel Dump, 18 Alum!· num Bed New Paint Job 740· 388 B579 Auto' lor Sale N orth 1995 Buick LeSabra Custom 4 Dr Pwr Wndws. Pwr Seat Tilt Cruise AMIFM Cassene , AUmu· nlm Wheels 64 000 Milas sa 100 oo 74o-e&2 7512 Straw lor. sate $2 50/ bate four miles north of Harrisonville on SR. 143 74Q-89B 8254 710 OVB A,_ 143 Tlllrd A.,. • 001llpoll& OH Sold To HlghOII 810der "AI II ·Whtrt Is" ~lthOUI Vans Sea-- ,,.. 40long 420...... _ . . •I!' 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Inside S1 oo • • Triumph over adversity Daughter at a lost over how to help alcoholic mother- turns to Ann for help Those "ho stutter ~hould ing A>socialion. and specializes in thcm:-.ehes "hen hnm e .. IUuenng . Anyone who wants 1egiti· remedies I· rk . Although some may benefit from a home reme-dy. they do nOt \\ Ork ·or C\'Cr)Vnc mate mfonnation should contact the 3. Ann Londers 1997, losCAna.tes sluttering. has been an alcoholic for several years .. My father died in 1988. and she is all my two sisters and I have left. For years, it has been a series of · d_runken phone calls. mJurics suffered ITom falls and all the usual baggage th a t ~ comes with alcoholism. has at least a master'~ Jcgrcc in SJ"'ech patholo£Y. a Ccnificalr <>f Stunering Founda1ion of America, PO Box 11 749. Memphis. Tenn. .lHI!l-07~9 . or the Ameri can Speech- Language-Hearing Association . 110801 Rockvill e Pike. Mil. 20852 Roohille . (ww \\ .asha.org). -- STACY IN MANKATO. MINN. Dear Ann Landen :'In response Clm JCa l Competence . from the Amaican ?peech-Languagi.'-Hear- your n:l:e nt column about the legalizat io n of prostitution , this story It is: ho"e\'t'r. '':urth a 1~ and r~crt;or$ De~r Ann Landen: My mother not bla ~- . 2. Be aware of expcnsi\'e programs that claim pankipants \\'ill become "completel y lluont. " Very few o f the se program~ ha'vc been proven effecli\;C. Stuhaing each individu~ll . may benclil j, uniqur for Those who from ~ r~e~.· hl l anguagc- :,tult~r ~l"eing pa tho logt'it a \\llll Gems of the Da,Y" os the perfect bed- came to mind. Ye&rli ago, actor Clark Gable was caught paying a prosti- stand mate. Send a self addressed. long. busttute. In an interview. 'he was asked ness size envelope and a check or why he, of all people, felt he had to money order for $5.25 (thos includes pay for sex ~After a l~g pause. Mr. postage and handling) to: Coll ecGable replied. "I do not pay women for sex. I pay them to go home." -- tion. c/o Ann Landers. P.O. Box · I I 562. Chicago. Ill. 60611 -0562 I •n E.B. IN THE MIDWEST DEAR E.B.: Your contribulion Canada. 56.25 ). was my Laugh For the Day. and I ., To find out more abvut Ann Landers and read her past columns. visit thank you for it. Have trouble sleeping at night the Creators Syndicate web page al and don_' t want to get'involved in a www.creators .com . nov,e l' "ACollec;tion of My Favorite:__ _ __ g-randson. I have g iven her one opportu nity aft er anot her. hut she says she is too busy working at the ·The last time l ·a s ked her: to come over for a few hours. she said she would . I was so ~xcitc:d that we would get to se.: her o ulsiJ.: .of the bar sce ne for a change . The day be fore her vtsll. s h~..· called and said sire had fallen and sprained · her ankle. and couldnl ha ppe nc ~ i ~ !'U P -•- 1K FMiurMonPegeCt I It Details on pageA2 • tmes POINT PLEAS~. W, VA· CSX will_~ clos~ng several '":llroad crossmp next wee~ due to tnSlallatton of five mt~ of new ·nul t~rough Poml PleiiSatl't, and 10 make repaus at other crosstngs lhroughout Mason County. . . . The new nul and rc~rs are a result of a new T~et Safely_ Zone, formed_wtlll _Con~man Wise, CSX IS commlnc:<' ~ enha_ncmg rail s~ety 10 Ma;-on Co~nty ~d comm_umcabng w1th llle pubhc.• A public meebng Willi CSX ts scheduled fo~ II a.m., Monday, August 30, at Central Ele!'"entary School. · . Accor~ng to lh~ Mason <;ounty. Offi"'? of Emerg~ncy Serv1ces, repmn to ~mgs ~II begm at 8 a.m. With th~ lllll Sireet ~mg, whtch crosses Viand Street will always rem_&ln open. Delays can be expected · make it. Of L:nurse . what Low: 80s Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant • August 29, 1999 Vol. 34, No. 28 ·csx closing crossings for installation, rePair of rail lines precious lillie boy who wtll he 2 years old ncxl month. Mother has never nladc an Cffort to see her bar !hal she ow ns. p Ohio Valley Publishing Co. I am marr1ed now a nd hct\'(' a ----- HI: 80s ......-.gfor · thai she go! drunk and fell do\vn. II is heartbreaking and embarrassing . . My sislers and I forced Mothe-r into treatment a year ago. and she ai this ~ing due 10 llle movement of equipo_nenl Unless there ar~ complications. llle crossings should change if complications arise. Aagmen will be present 10 llold traffic at these bmes. · open at lhe-followmg approximate times: 22nd Street at On Thursday, repairs will continue in Point Pleasant, However, delays are expected to noon; Camden Avenue a1 t p.m.; but take place essentially in reverse. Repairs will begin be_ no longer th:"' five to seven -14111 Streei and t 2th Street both at3 at 8 a.m. The crossings 111111 will be closed are 22nd mtn,utes a~ a bme. Emergency p.m. These limes take into consid- Street. Camden Avenue, 14th Street, and 12th Street, all veh1cles will have constant access · Flail line safety reviewed • Page A3 ~ration the possibility of complica- closed at lhe same time. There will be one CI05Sing open to Vi":"d Street. The flagmen ha~e hons and could possibly be sooner. a1 Poplar Street, which will be llle only access to the been tnstructed Io stop !'ftY eqwpnent ~ other traffic On Tuesday and Wednesday, repairs to the crossings North Main Street, Oak Street, Marietta Street and surto allow emergency vehicles to pass ummpeded. a1 Redmond Ridge; Salt Oeek, l'wo Mile Road, and llle rounding areas. The crossing that will be closed Monday are 22nd private ~ve ~ill begin at approximately 8 a.m. RedUnless there are complications, the crossings should · Street, Camden Avenue, 14111 Street, and 12th Street, all mond R1dge will close at 8 ~m. and reopen at.9 a.m., open at the following approximate limes: 12th Street at closed at the same ti'!'e. Th_ere will be one crossing open Salt Oeek will close at 9 a.m. and reopen at 10 a.m., noon; 14th Street at I p.m.; Camden Avenue and 22nd at Poplar Street, which wtll be' the .only oa:css ..to the. -,. Two Mile Road will close at 10 a.m. and reopen at II Street both at 3 p.m. These limes take into consideration North. Main Street, Oak Street, Marietta Street and sur- a.m., llle private drj~e will close at 11 a.m. and reop;en at .the possibility of complications and could possibly open rounding areas. 12 p.m. All times ~approximate, but arc· subject to sooner. ·1n side: did well for abo ut ''five months . . Shelter opens ·for homeless men Then, she s1aned drinking again , and now. she is worse than ever. Ann, basically I don 't ha ve a mother. Peo- Judge gives Marathon Ashland subsidiary OK to replace pipeline ple who know a lot more about 'alcoholism !han I do say she will never change until she hits roc k bottom . I'm ready 10 give up on her. Please guide me. --LACROSSE. WISC. DEAR WISC.: Don'l g1ve up on her. The woman is in dcspera.te nCed of help. and you mu'sl sec that she gets it. Go to an AI -Anon meeting as soon as possibl e. There. y~u will learn how to best help your mother. She needs Alcoholic s Atlo~mous. arid I pray' thai , she wi II join 4P before she drinks herself to death. For AI-Anon meeting information, call Al-Anon World Service Office at 1-800-344-2666 or 1-800-3 569996. pear Ann -Landers: You printed ' LOGAN (AP) - A judge has given a Marathon A<ihland Petroleum Co. subsidiary pennission to replace a · pipeline Nnning liCI05S the land of . several people who had sued to halt · .construction. Hocking County Common Pleas Judge Thomas Gerken niled ·Friday in favor of the Ohio River Pipe Une . .. a letter about a home rem.e dy for stutterers that consisted of reading out loud while clenching one 's teeth . Although this may l1elp some people , a lot or other home remedies cost consumers 1housand s of dollars . and accomplish nothing. Please pass ' a_long this i_nformation lu yo ur read e rs: I. Be cauuous of any stutter- ing therapy program that guarantees_ fluenc y. No one can guarantee that any paitic.ular tec hn ique will "cu re'.' Van Meter : reunion held '99 Blazer® 4-Door '99 Malibu® '. The Van Meter reunion was held recentl y at-'the Ponland Park . Attendm g were Lawrence . and •Standard 4-wheel ABS • Air conditioning •Theft~deterrent system •4-speed automatic ' . . Jean Theiss, Clarence ,and Iva Lawrence, James Ra v and Barbara Lawrence, Jennife r L;lwrence. Bri an Hoffman, Jason Fitch, Jenni fer Garey. Joe and Brenda John son. Tyler, Adam and Dustin John son, _Tara Rose, Ryan , Sandy and Jam es Evans. Geri Nonhway. Rick Naistetler; lnzy Newell, Kimherl y and · Byron Vaughan, Samantha and Amanda Kingston. Alyssa and Austin Vaughan. Matthew Evans, Mike and Chuck Evans. Elson and Wanda Dailey, Blaine and Mary Dailey, Benny Dailey, Jean (Mtck) Fitch, Dee Gillespie. Hayden and .Tucker Gillespie, Bonnie Milhoan, April Milhoan, ·Candy r.<!-il hoa n, Connie Murphy, Ci ndy . Brown .· Morgan and Ashton Brown, Jordan Neigler, and Mike and Sandy Corbin. A potl uck dinner was enjoyed and 'games were played with .prizes awarded 1o the -· chi ld rcn . Tucker Gillespie was the yo ungest child present. Other gifts were awarded 10 ,Byron and Kimberl y Vaughan and lnzy Newell. h was decided that : next year's reunion wou ld he held on July 24 at 5 p.m .. al lhc Portland Park . tranS111l.SS10n $1,500 Cash Back* . . 0 ' •Standard 4-wheel' ABS ' •Standard VortecN 4300 V 6 that puts out 190 hp and 250 lb.-ft. of torque •Theft-deterrent sysrem s2,000 Cash Back* Fire at former ethanol plant forces residents indoors ., See Your Local Chevrolet• Dealer Today! 1-800-950-2438 or w-ww.chevrolet.com Martin Lawrence improves THOUSAND OAKS. 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Buckle up , Amenca lllr . . j ' . • I I By BRIAN J, REED nme.:.SentJnel Sbfl POMEROY .- . A new shelter for homeless men is abOut to open in Pomeroy. , . Th.e shelter; a two-bedroom house h)Caled at 219 Union Ave., ·will be operated by ,Sere nity House, whic~ has operated a shelier for victims of domestic violen~ and homeless women and children in Gallipolis for sev. era! years. · - - · <Xwp. ' According _to Hilda He said llle landowners did 1101 Stotts, director for show either Ihal the pipeline would be Serenity H<)use, the an environmental hazard or lllat its shelter's operation will installation · and maintenance would be funded !Tom a grant cause significant damage to their through the Ohio , land •. Department of Devel . Ohio Fuel Supply Co., a predeces, opment, Office of sor of Columbia Gas, oriJtir)_ally built Housing and Communillle pipeline in 1916. Gerken said docty Partnerships, totaling uments signed at that time .by earlier almost $57,000. That landownet:~ · thai pennitted" the grant, Stotts said, will pipeline to aoss their farms remained ' cover salaries and other in effect. · essential costs in the Ohio River Pipeline hopes to shelter's operation, ·but remove the 12-inch natural gas she said· that several pipeline and replace it willl a 14-inch agencies have also line for gasoline, diesel fuel and pledged funding and in· kerosene. To accomplish this, it plans kind support. to expand rights-of-way from 25 to 75 The United Fund for feet, requiring removal of trees. Meigs County has The $50 million, 130-mile . pledged financial suppipeline, designed to carry as much as port for the shelter, and 80,000 barrels of petroleum per day, .· · the. Unit~d Me~hodist OPERATE SHELTER- Hilda siott., left, and will run from Kenova, W.Va., to Par1sh has Michelle Casto are pictured OU1alde the new Cooperative Colutnbus. It's scheduled to be com: pledged $5,000 in food, homeless shlller lor m111ln Pomeroy. An open pleled in the spring. bedding and other suphnuH will be held on Wedneeday. ·· Gerken's Nling, which came after. plies. nine days of testimony, also said llle The shelter receives no funding fr~m local government, allhough the . new line would be safer than lhe old M~igs County Commissioners and Department of Human Services have one because it was built with more ·indicated their willingness to provide mainlenance labor for the shelter. advanced melllods and wo)lld carry The home will house up to six men at a time, allllough Stotts said that less preSsure lllan the original line. It accommodations can be made for more, if neceSsary. also said the owners failed to prove Homeless men will be pi:nnitted to stay at the home for up to 45 days, tlial pipeline construction would vioand during their stay, will be assisted in finding employment medical and late stale or fed~ral endangered~ ps~chiatric treatment, as needed, and other sources that are deemed necesspecies laws. sary. Th~ judge ordered the company to Michelle Casto has been employed ,to operate lhe business side of the pay the landowners for any damage to shelter, and to assist 1the men in receiving the resource assistance that they crops and fences resulting from conneed, while three men have been .employed as residential assistants during struction and maintenance of the line. . the nighttime hours. · . . · "We're pleased willl the rUling." Residents at the shelter may only remain on the premises !Tom 6 p.ni. to said Maralhon Ashland spokesman 8 a.m., at which time tHey will be required to leave. Meals will be provided, · · Otuck Rice. "We're hopeful it en8bles but those staying at the shelter will be required ·to · keep their bedrooms, us to continue lhe project and provide fu11111 lrom 1M nre .... t-arda South Point ,and kitchen and common living areas clean. . central Ohio with the petroleum prodBurlington. Till nre forced reatdlllta to NII)aln lnd· A complete set of rules. for the shelter have been established, and sheller ucts needed for continued growth and dore lor Hvtrll houra. staff will reserve the right to eject those who violate the Nles, Stotts said. economic development" For instance, drugs and alcohol are strictly forbidden on the premises, visiting hours and policies will be enforced and proper behavior will be required Good Morning at all times. · , . SHERIDAN (AP)- A,.fire al a closed ethanol plant materjal," said an emergency dispatcher who \\COuld not Stolts said that she has seen plenty of evidence of the need for such a near Illis Ohio River community forced residents to give her ·name. · Today'a\1-....~ shelter in the area, and has turned men in .need of shelter a\Vay from the 14 Sections • 128 Jlages remain indoors for several hours, authorities said. There were no injuries or evacuations. Serenity House. '•· Firefighters told .residents to stay indoors, close their She said firefighters didn 't immfdiately know the. · She said that ministers at the Cooperative Parish said that they assistlranCalendars C4&7 windows and shut off llleir air conditioners after the cause of the fire. . . si~nts on a regular basis, an~ reports of homeless men living under bridges DH ~I Ill! IDs!~ . South Point Ethanol Inc. plant along the river caught fire But a spokesman for one of !he plant's former own- and other outdoor locations have also been reported. . Insert C!!llllcs after 4 p.m. Friday. The order was lifted about 11:30 · ers said the fire was caused by plastic.ignited by torches on public assistance in general have Stotts said that while reslrictiqns A4 Editorials p.m. Friday. . · being used lo cut down .a ~torage facility. · increased, fewer avenues for assistance have always been available to men. t\I!!DII tb~ Bin[ ~~ Firefighters pui the order in place as wind carried lhe Ashland Inc. owned 27 percent of the plant before it "Single men in need don't have a lot of resources," Stotts said. "That's · ()l!ll!!!d~ ~ smoke and fumes from the fire east towards South Point and the olher owners sold it two or three years ago, why we decided to start this shelter." S(!!!J:II Hl-6 and Burlington. .· ' spokesman Stan J.,ampe said. · An open house for the new shelter will be held on Wednesday, from I to 0 1999 Obiu Valley Publishing Co. "There doesn 't seem to .be any hazardous and toxic Sheridan is about'! 10 miles south of Columbus. 5 p.m. Adkins steps up, new hospital CEO announced ' n cess of our organization to have well as oversee the operation of our ' • Submmed Rel.. GALLIPOLIS In a dual Charlie Adkins give his full alleqtion sister hospitals, Veterans Memorial · announcement from Thomas E. to the projects now underway and in Pomeroy, and Oak Hill CommuniTope, Chairman of th.e Board of plan for the future . The day to day . ty Medical Center in Oak Hill. We Corisolidated Health Systems, and operation of the Hospital and its · . are fortunate to find LaMar Wyse to Phil Bowman, Chairman of the ongoing expansion of services, is a fill this position." Wyse has been in an executive Holzer Hospital Foundation Board, full time responsibility". In announcing the selection of role with Ohio Health of Columbus the promotion of Otarles I. Adkins, Jr., as President of Consolidated to Wyse as President and CEO of the for thirreen years, serving as Presi· take on full responsibilities of the . Holzer Medical Center, Bowman dent of six of their organizations parent organization, and the selec- said, "We recognized the need to over that period. Most recently he tion of LaMar L. Wyse to re'place give Otarlie Adkins more time to has been President and Otief Execu-' Adkins as President and Chief Exec- concentrate on Consolidated. Our live Officer of their North Central utive Officer of the Holzer Medical Board appointed a search committee Ohio Health System, which incluqes some time ago, and we have pursued Bucyrus and Galion Community Center was confirmed. Tope said, "With the duties of the recruitment of a penon who Hospitals. He spent an additional President of Con~lidated continu- could assume the responsibilities· of .year in 1991 , as President of Memo- , ing to expand, it is vital to the sue- running Holzer Medical Center, as rial Hospital in Fremont, Ohio. •' I ' A native of Michigan, his early 'life was in northeastern Ohio. He is a graduate of Malone College in Canton, where he earned his BA with a music major, and also attend ed Eastern Mennonite· College in Harrisonburg, Virginia. He received his Master of Health Administration from Ohio State Universily in Columbus, and completed courses in lhe Pettit College of Law at Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. A diplomat of the American College of Health · Care Executives, Wyse is the immediate past prcsident of the OSU Health Services NEW PRESIOENT, CEO - ChariiS I. Adklna, Jr., left, Praaldent of Management and · Policy (HSMP) Coneolldsted H..llh Sy..ema, welcomN UlMar WyN as the n.w p,... ldlnt and Chilli Executive Officer of the Holzer Medical Center. Continued on page A2 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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