https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e0a879c2e754ff5c3b901660489b1036.pdf 1adb4ed50faa740481a6eedb5be2ebb7 PDF Text Text ~ge 12 • The Daily Sentinel Company to retire Beanie Babies, but is it the ~d of an era? CHICAGO !AP) - The message "all Beanies will be retired" - came in a flash on Ty Inc .'s Web site and th"n disappeared. startling and confusing the Beanie Baby legions. Women ~ s Center to consider , emotional issues at program Imagrs of Women, a conference . offerin g women of all ages the opportunity to address physical. Could it be that the Oak Brook, whi ch has an auctwn site dedicated Ill .. toymaker is really bringing an to reselling the toy s that first start end to the Beanie Baby. one of the ed a craze when they hit the market hottest toy crazes of the decade? Or fi "e years ago. is it just a marketing ploy? The· privately-ow'ned company Either way. toy experts say com- has distributed more than I 00 charpany president Ty Warner is likely acters, from dinosaurs and teddy to revive a market that ha• steadily be.ars to birds and zoo animals . bee n losing interest in the cuddly The company·s revenue was . animal toys. estimated at just $1.7 million in ··Ty Warner is a very sman man. -1995 but had ballooned to $674 He knows how to create a produ'ct. million by las1 year, according lo He knows how lo create deman.d ,'' NPD Group Inc .. a market research said Leonard Tannenbaum. presi- firm. dent of Collectingnalion .com, Discontinued. or retired models lectibles for adults who could sell a single toy for as much as SI,OOO. The lengths people have gone to get Beanie Babies are legendary. Consider the former bank president and his wife who were charged in Wisconsin earlier t.his year with embezzling millions of dollars - a good chunk of 'it used to buy Beanie Babies. In Salinas, Calif.. a woman admitted using stolen credit card numbers to feed her habit of buying Beanies. ' Anne Nickels. a Ty spokeswoman. had little to say when have been the hottest sellers, leading some toy industry expens to believe that Ty Inc. is simply trying to rekindle interest in the newer and perhaps oversupplied toys . '" Beanie Babies right now are really being bought ... by the pure collector, whereas they were the rage a year ago ... said Jim Silver. publisher of The Toy Book, a New York -based trade publication. Beanies initially became popu-, lar because their price of $4 to $5 was affordable for most children. Later. they became valuable col- reached Wednesday at the company·s hea<lquaners. She confirmed that the message posted on the Web site was legitimate but declined to say why the company made the decision - or whether the company would be making any new Beanie Babies after the first of the year. · While collectors puzzle over Ty"s cryptic statement, there could be a sign from the company in the name of one of its soon-to-be released bears. The bear is called "'The End ... spiritual and emoti onal issues. is being o ffered by 'Hocking College's Wo men 's Center and will The theme for the . ; ixth annUal conference held during Womcn·s Health Month 1s ··Passages" an'd · June Ho lley. pr(•sidcnt and Today: Sunny High: 80•; Low: eos Tomorrow: Sunny High: 80s; Low: 60s Se~tember found~r a CtiOHnunilv cco nomio..· dcvcl op mCnt organi zat i;m will hc the fcalUrcd spcakt•r on Thursday. Kathlee n Kutskn. Women's Cc nh.:r .::nnrJinator. :-.aid a panel o r ·wJSL: women" w1ll share the m0s1 mean· ingful passages of th~.: ir lhcs on Fri· day. A few of 1l1c ~~ 11 cd ukd s~.·s/lions i~cludC pass ages of pan:: nthnnJ . yoga for stress man agc nlcnL. aro ma Southern, .Eastern volleyballers win, Page 4 Senior sentiments, Page 6 Court news, Page 3 assa ~h _Meigs County's increase the mayor's salary. He then made a motion lo decrease the salary S100 a month which would make it $300 a month. The motion to decrease the salary was passed by Council. Lavender suggested that a committee be named 10 remove th~ diving board at London Pool. Roben Wingett, grants administrator, reponed that a bridge across the creek 10 Carleton Cemelery has been co.mpleted and asked council to approve payment. He also suggested that Council apply for Issue 2 fun~ for future village projects. Councilman Mony Wood reported on various street signs in the village. He suggested a type of sign to be used and noled how many are needed. both replacement and new. He also noled that blacktop is needed on State Participation in th e <.'onference that eKtc nd s from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. dai ly is free but there is a luncheon fee of $10 eac h day. If participants want onr Hoc kin g College course credit for attending the confer~ n ce or a CEU. an additional $63 will be assessed. Kutsko .sai d scholarships are availahlc. College's · Women·s • Center rc.:civcd a grant from the Ohio Dcpanmcn t of Health and Area. Health Edu cati on Center at Ohio Untvcrsity to help fund the ,. ··' conference. For information or to register, call 740-753-3591. e>ltcnsion 2112 or 2206. .. ,. DRIVER CITED - James Spaun, Jr., Racine, was cited fllllure to. yield after he struck thla 1994 van, driven by Chrlalto-1 pher Rendolph, on State Routu 338 on Thureday afternoon. According to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, Randolph, 17, wea driving north on 338 when hla car was struck by J:>paut1, ai Speun, 75, turned left onto Yellowbuah Road. van, owned by Stephen Randolph, WIS towed from the scene, and no nrloua lnjurlea ware reported, although Marie Spaun;-a paaeenger In Jamea $paun'a vehicle, and Nathen Martin and Jordan Hill, panengera win Randolph's van, ware treat· ed at the acene by the Racine emergency squad. - - - Regional Briefs Vehicles crash in northern Ohio fog • '99 ·Malibu® '99 Blazer® 4-Door Masons award Kristina .Kennedy scholarship The Scottish Rite Masons head q uartered In Co lumbu s rcce r11l y awarded a scholarship 1(1 Kristina M. Kennedy of Pomeroy "'The Scot tis h Rite ' Masoni c Scholarships arc given to qualified srudcnls in recogn it ion of scho last ic and all -around achie veme nts," said Georg~ W. Stevens, chaim1an. in making the announ ce ment. " Our goal i> to help young people fulfill their career goals by asSISting them financially as they further their education beyond high sc hool." Kri stina. daughter of Mr. and . Mrs< Glen Kennedy, ts atte nding Ohio Universi ty. The 1999 grad uate of Meigs High School has exce lled ' scholastically while being involved ' •Standard 4-wheel ABS • Air conditioning . transmission MUNROE FALLS, Ohio (AP)- An unpaid city income tax bill of 19 cents has led to $900 in lawyei and coun costs for a suburban Akron coupie. · . · . The problem for Heidi and Steve Celaschi slarl~d when they failed to pay 'their 1997 income tax bill on time amid the. confusion of their move from nearby Cuyahoga Falls. . · The city of Munroe Falls tried to reach the couple, Wh!J have an unlisted phone, and sent tax notices by mail aod certified mail. The Cetacjtis said tliey never got ·any notice. Their case was due for trial on Thursday but was settled beforehand with the couple agreeing to pay $382 in Municipal Court costs and the city dropping the charges. · City Law Director Richard Goldsmith said taxpayers must. file for an extension if they don't send their tax forms and payments pn time. "What are we suppos~d to do with people who don't pay their taxes?" Goldsmith asked. "ll's not fair to the folks wh<l do pay to let this sit, sit, sit." •Standard 4-wheel ABS •Standard Vqrtec~ 4300 V 6 ... that puts ·out 190 hp and 250 lb.-ft. of torque •Theft-deterrent system ~ •Theft-deterrent system •+speed.automatic I s1,500 Cash Back* ' . ~2,000 ·Cash Back* • • she is the reigning queen of the Meigs <:;ounty Junior Fair. Stevens· noted that Freemasonry has historically . been dedicated to the importance of ed ucation and the awarding of the scholarship to .. l:<.ennedy is anothe r md,ication of arc given to the chi)dren of Scottish Rtte Masonic familie s or to yo ung people · who have been acti~ in Masonic related organizati ons such as DeMolay, RainbQW and Joh's Daug hters. The grands arc m0dc over the I5slate Northern Jun sdic tion . Tota l sc hol arship s i!l. the jurisdictinn is $400,000 I<Jr the 1999-2000 period . · A year ago 345 coll cgo students in ·the di strict were he lped by Abbou Grants. The Scotti sh Rite Valley of Colurnbus has granted 3 11 See Your Local Chevrolet• Dealer Today! 1-800-950-2438 or 'WWVV,chevrolet.com '· . . No rnatte.r how you look at it, you're jn the money. ., lhroug:h a legacy of former Sovct' J cign Grand Commander Leqn M. · Abholl. In rece nt year, , the fund has been st rcnglh en~d hy sharing in annual contributions to the "blue" envelope appeal by 'the Fr~ternily's 321.0{)(1!11cmbcrs. I Man accused in Amtrak stabbings a"algned 'Cash Back offers available only to residents o(FL. GA, NC, SC and select counties in AL, IL, IN, KY, MS, OH .. TN. VA and WV. For more detail~ caii1-B00-950·CHEV. You must take retail delivery from participating dealer stock by 9130199. Not avatlable wtth spectal GMAC fmance or lease offers . The Chevrolet and Malibu Emblems are registered trademarks of the GM Corp. ~1999 GM Corp. Buckle up, America! 111 j OPEN CENTER - Partners In the new Malga County One-Stop Worldorca Devel· opinent Center on Hllend . Road in Pomeroy attended' an opan house on Thureday. Pictured are, front, 1-r, Trlsh McCullough, executive director of the Gal· lla/Melga Community Action Agency; Cathy Radevlck, the center'a coordlnetor; Oorna Smith of the Urilveralty of Rio Grande; Susan King of Adult Baelc Litera· ' accessed through the new center. Those seeking employment will be able to meet with OBES staff on Thursdays, eliminating the need for a trip to Rio Grande, the location of the nearest OBES center. · cy Education; Ruth Frank, representing COAD Title V; and Sharon Moles, OBES. Back, 1-r, Dewayne Poling, director of adutt education at tha Washington County Career Center; John Coetanzo, auparln· .t endent of the Athana/Melgs Educational Service Center; Debra Miller, Ohio Rehabilitation . Services Commlnlon, and Meigs County Commlealonerl Miele o.venport and Jeffrey Thornton. They can also use the center's resources to prepare a resume, access the internet for employment opportunities through Ohio Works First, and check the center's bulletin board for regional job p(>stings. . Drought helps southern Ohio police in war on drugs By CHARLEY GILLESPIE . sore thumb." Aaaoc'-ted Preas Writer Here are 1998'S top "We look for trails, but the plants themselves also stand · 10 counties in oui this year because the ones that are surviving the COLUMBUS (i\P) -Finding marijuima plants buried deep in the southern Ohio hills is much easier this year mariiuana seized: drought are being watered and given fertilizer," AI may because of the drought. So is finding those who plant said. them: . L Gallia $7.075,000 " With each mar ijuana plant wth about $~,000, y~u ~a.n "If you see a guy walking in the woods with two 5-gal- ~ ~ · $S 223500 see why pol growers try to ta e very goo care o t etr Ion buckets, he is probably not out there watering now· 3. Hardin $3.203.000 pAia nts." 'd f h • .. 1may sat most o t e stales manJuana crop comes _ ers," Ross County Sheriff Ron Nichols said. Athens $ 3 000 4 s~: ~~::ooo fFrodm th e sfofiuthe rnh0hiodwh eredthe droughht is m ohs~ severe. Forced to water to make up for lack of rain, growers S. Logan are producing crops that stand out from their dry sur· $ · 143 000 ·e era1 o tcta1s ave ec1are mne sou 1 ern 10 coun2• ' 6· Clinton roundings. . ties disaster areas. In some counties, rainfall for the year 7. Jackson S1.288.000 . d h 6· h ' The stale has destroyed 15,000 plants so far this year, · ts own more l an 1nc eo . 220 000 , putting it slightly aheadoflastyear;stally.Attorney Gen· ~:~~:'om $l, • Gallia County led the state last year with more than $7 era! Betty Montgomery said. !0. Adams ~~c:;i,~ million in marijuana plants seized, followed by Meigs County witl) more than $5 million in plants uprooted. · "It will be a sig~ificant eradication and will have at SOURCE: Ohio Bureau of . "Southern Ohio gets a lot of attention because it is very · least a shon-term impact on w.hat is available in the mar· ket," she said. Criminal Identification and rural ," Almay said. "This allows growers to have f~)Wer Montgomery said the stale uprooted 45,000 plants last Investigation people wandering around that could stumble onto their year wonh more than $45 million and arrested 127 people '-;iiiii;oo,iBi;;;;p;::=.;:::::;::iiiiiiiiiiiii,..; fields ." Dennis Salisbury, chief deputy with' during the season that runs · from the • the Gallia County Sheriff's Depart· spring planting to mid-October. me nt , sitid marijuana production is The state sends up five · helicopters down this year. He has spotted more daily to look for marijuana, said Ted than 3,100 plants from the air, comAlmay, superintendent of the Ohio pared with more than 7,000 last year. Bureau of Criminal Identification and "If you're raising pot this year, you · Investigation. . are either really devoted to it or it's Plants are easier to find because your only source of income," Salisbury growers are forced to plant close to a 0 CLEVELAND (AP)- A man pleaded innocent Thursday to charges that he stabbed three people on an Amtrak train outside Cleveland. Aaron Hall, 41, of Ontario, Calif., was arraigned on one count of road or a water·source. "There will be a lot less of Ohio attempted murder and three of felonious assault in Cuyah<;>ga County grown pot out there this year," said Common Pleas Court. Nichols, whose department has found Hall, who was arraigned in a video link from the county jail, asked that more than $1 million worth of plants an attorney be appointed for him. Judge Chris Boyko set bond at this year. "Com used to be the best $500,000. . plac~ to grow it, but now the corn this Hall is accused of stabbing two year is only 4 feet tall, and the 7-footAmtrak conductors and. a passenger tall marijuana plants stick out like a in the early morning hours of Aug. 26 in Olmsted Township, "about 15 miles west of Cleveland. . Hall said during his initial court growth appear to be good developments for By JEANNINE AVERSA · 2 Sections - 12 Pages appearance in Berea Municipal workers, economists worry that it 's a rec ipe for Coun that he acted in self-defense Auoclated Preas Writer sparking inflation . Their fear: Employers scramWASHINGTON (AP)The nation 's unem 6 Calendar after he was threatened with gun. bling to find workers woo them with higher Classifte!ls !1&10 That claim was similar to one that · ployment rate dipped back down to a 29-year low wages and benefits, costs li kely to drive up con~Cko!l!m~lcs!W!·L--:----:n':"'"'-1 he made the day before the train of 4.2 ·percent in August as gains in computer. sumer prices if not constrained by other'forces. attack when he w.S removed from a data processing and health care jobs helped offset But August"s sJgwdown in the growth of aver2 continued job losses at factories . Editorials bus in Illinois for being unruly. The Labor Department reported today that the age hourly earnings combined with the0.3 down3 Local Woman pleads no contest decrease in August's unemployment rate fol- ward revision for wage growth in July and 4&5 Sports In fee cream truck accident lowed a 4.3 percent rate in July. Oespile the calmed .some economists' fears that inllati0n Weather TOLEDO (AP) .:._A woman dridecline in the unen'fploymen.l rate. employers could ignite. That. along with August 's slower added a smaller-than-expected 124,000 jobs to job growth. economists said, could forestall the ving an ice cream truck that struck their payrolls in August, following a gain of Federal Reserve from raising interest rates again Lotteries and killed a 9-year-<Jid boy will serve in October. 338,000 jobs in July. 10 days in jail for violating a city law OHIO "This should relieve some of the Fed's worry key Meanwhile, average hourly earnings, a that prohibits vendors from playing Pick3: 8-6-2; Plck4: 1-7·1-5' abou t inflation an~ too-strong job growth." said gauge of inflation pressures, grew a tiny 0.2 permusic while their vehicles are in BuckeyeS: 3-6·7·10.15 · Davi d Wyss. economist with Standard and Poor's cent to $13.30 in August, a 3.5 percent in crease mo~on. w.yA. compared to a year ago. That. WI'S the th ird DR I. Municipal court Judge Roger Last week. th e Federal Reserve raised interest . Daily 3:2-4-6; Daily 4: 6·7·1·2 straight monthly rise, but slightly slower than 0.3 Weiher sentenced Billi Urban to 30 · rates for the second time this year and hinted no e !W'l ohio Valley Pubti~hlna Cu. percent increase in July. days in jail, but suspended 20. · While low unemploymen! and strong wage additi onal rate incre ases may be necessary unless said. "Growers had to lrfple their workload just to get out a small crop," he said. CASH CROP - In Meigs .and Gallla Counties, the combined totals In seized marijuana totalled $12,298,500. The neighboring counties ranked one and two In the state In 1998. National unemployment dips back to 29-year low Today's Sentinel additiona lr $ !6,000 in sc holars hips. Funding for the P;-og rdlll comes from the Supreme Counci l Education and Charity Fund establi shed Single Copy - 35 Cents !toule 124 at Bridgeman Street just beyond the fire sta- dent last month. He also talked about the need for street lion. During the meeting Wingett contacted a contractor light improve'ments . regarding the blacktop. The contractor will .be in touch Clerk Jani ce Zwilling reported a total of S I 00,552.90 with Councilman Bill Roush about the work. in all village funds . Balances in the various funds are as · Roush reported on streetlights which need attention, . follows : general fund, $40.844; street construction, and was advised that some work is now being done . . $21,849; . highway, $ 2.868;' fire department, $12,844; Residents who know of lights that are out was '!'ked to water $1 2.720; pool. $3.040; guaranty meter, $3,654; contact Ernie Sisson who works with the power compa- cemetery. $201 ; law enforcement, $688; EMS building ny. fund , S1,839. Michael Ash met with Council and reported that he The Racine Home National Bank was named deposis taking police officer training at Hocking College. He ilo ry for village funds, and Council approved the asked to be "commissioned" by Council for ~olunteer am ounts and rates as set by the eounty"s budget comwork in the village in conjunction with his schooling. mi ssion. Council agreed to check into the legality of such action .. Attending besides those named were Mayor George Tim Gillilan . police chief. reported he issued !9 cita- Connolly. Eber Pickens, Sr.• and Council members, lions, investigated one complaint. and one traffic acci· · Eber Pickens, Jr., Donna Peterson, and I<:atie Crow. · . . . The Gallia/Meigs Community Action Agency opened its Meigs County One-Stop Workforce Development Center in Pomeroy on Thursday, with an·open house. · · The n.ew facility, located at 33091 Hiland Road, adfacent to the former location of the JTPA office, will combine services of several CAA operations under one roof. According to Trish McCullough, executive d,irector of the CAA, the new facility will allow those seeking employment, job training, and other services, to receive services from several. agencies, even agencies not affiliated with the . CAA, at one stop. "We're bringing all the · partners together," McCullough said yesterday. · "The Center is the .latest step in a process to make employment and training services mQre accessible to Meigs County residents." In addition to the JTPA office, the center will house staff from the Adult Basic Literacy Education program, which provides literacy and GED training, as well as other b~ic skills through the Athens/Meigs Educational Se~;Vice Center, the Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser· vices, the 0 BES Ve!erans Services departmen l, and the Oh.io Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. . Buckeye Hills Career 'Center, the Unive111ity of Rio Onnde, the Green Thumb program of the Older Workers' Employment Program, and the Meigs County Department of Human Services arc also partners in the center, McCullough said. Also, other CAA programs, such as the weatherization program and HEAP, not directly related to employment resources, can be Good Afternoon · :!Continuing Masontc commitment. ~dlll l ars hip s SA,NDUSKY (AP)- At least 14 vehiCles piled up in heavy fog this morning on westbound State Route 2 in Ottawa County, the State Highway Patrol said. . No fatalities were reported in the pileup that was reported about 8:30 a.m., said Lt. John Born of the patrol. The cause of the wreck in nonhero Ohio remains under investigation, he ;.,;d. · Traffic in the area will be rerouled until the crash site is cleared, Born said. · Unpaid 19-cent tax bill leads to $900 in lawyer and court costs for Akron couple in numervus sehoul acttvll ies anq contributing to civi c and community events : A longtime member of 4-H Scotlish Rttc Hometown Newspaper Open house opens new One-Stop Workforce Development Center preventiOn. under· KRISTINA KENNEDY -Page4 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 62 standing your personality through the Myers Bri£gs ,Type Indi cator (MBTI) loving kindness meditation. Hocking Cleveland beats Anaheim 6-5, sweeps series ' therapy. fimess options for a busy lifestyle::, Sports 3, 1111111 • BY KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent If your vehicle is inoperable and unlicensed, you better not leave it parked on a street in Syracuse. Syracuse Village Council last night took action to notify residents who are in violation of Ordinance 303.10 which requires that vehicles have current' license. plates and be in running order. The action followed a motion by Councilman Larry Lavender who noted thai there are a number of ,.,;dents ·in violation of the ordinance. . .On a motion from Lavender, Council also approved a·salary increase for Mike Ralston, mainlenance.supervisor, of 50 cents an hour effective Jan. '1. Council, on a motion· from Lavender, candidate for mayor, voted 10 rescind a motion made Jist month to be held Sept. 16 and 17 at Ramada • lnh. . of ACE no..' I , Weather Council to clamp down on parking inoperable vehicles ' m~ntal. Friday Thursday, September 2, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio a I the economy show signs of overheating or if innation breaks out. Financial markets have been on edge in re"''nl sessions amid continuiitg fears among investors that the Fed hasn't yet completed its efforts to ward off intlation by imposing higher interest rates . But the inOali'On-sensitive market for government bonds was heartened by the August unemployment report, and immediatdy pushed yields on 30-year Treasuries down to 6.03 percent this morning from 6.13 percent late Thursday. At midmorni ng. the Dow Jones industrial average was up more than 150 points. ln August, the number •of service sector jobs increased by 132.000. led by gains in computer services w~ich grew by 15,000 jobs. Doctors offices, hospitals ·and othert health-care facilities added 19,000 new jobs. Duri~g the last· rilonlh of the summer, amusement and recreation services added 17,000 jobs. �. ' ' Commentary PtigeAJ Friday, September 3, 1999 Frtday,Sa;tma-3,1- The Daily Sentinel Olympic Village remains heavily polluted building a massive village and Olympic venues is troubling enough when we take ~icines that and DougtM Cohn that will host 15 of 28 sporting evenlli, the open- tum outlo he harmful, but those arc nsks .we~ 'Estllblislid in 1948 If you were going to clean up a toxic-waste ing and closing ceremonies, and the athletes in an effort to cure illnesses. But why take ';he nsk dump, would you build a house on the site and themselves. The Authority even refers to the when it is unnecessary? :wt'Y not tum toJUc s1tes 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio have your family sleep there? That is precisely events as the Green Olympics, so pleased is it into glllbage dumps or raJ! road SWJichmg yan!s or 74G-012-2158 • Fu: IID:l-2157 where our Olympic athletes will be sleeping. with the results of a seven-year clean-up effort. . any number of uses that do not include human One of Australia's top geologists explained the The city boasts that $89 million has been spent habitation?_ . in remediation and that mueh of the waste was · It was not necessary to use Homebush Bay as situation to us. Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc, Ten ·ye"" ago, the site of the 2000 Summer , consolidated into four areas and sealed. Water- an Olympic site, yet t Jdly eitough, we are told, it Olympics was a forl!aken, noxious marsh dubbed ways and wetlands are still ~ing cleansed, and was the very idea of toxic cleanup that encourROBERT L WINGETT the "dioxin capital of the world."' birds are even returning -- not a complete return · aged the Intematioilal Olympic Committee to Publisher The 1,900-acre area, called Homebush Bay, to the aboriginal paradise of 100 years ago,but an choose Sydney. Then again, conSidering .the just nine miles west of downtown Sydney, Aus- improvement IOC's tarnished reputation emanating from 'o iAN·E HILL CHARLENE HOEFLICH tralia, was a toxic dump for 50 years; storage for The issue, though. is not whether the Authori- bribery in the sele<jti6n of Salt Lake City for the COntroller o....... u.n.g.r an estimated 9 million tons · of household and ty has cleaned up an environmentil mess, but if · Winter Olympics, ·who can say what motiv~ industrial -wastes. the construction o( permanent housing units on this elrlraordinarily strange selectiQ!l of a site 1n ' ' on • btoMI ~ of top- . Ji. Smtinel • ' ,... ..,..,_ 1o tM edit« trom ,_.,. This industrial graveyard was used by chemi- the site is really a prudent decision. How many Sydney. , · ' ... - - , _ _ ... _ ,., . , . , . - .....,_ ot -.g ,ut>>cal giants such . as ICI and Union Carbide. They times have we been told that everything is fixed ,COpyrlglrt 1111111, -.on a Cohn J)ptrll . . . . . . . puiW:Ud .-~ . . , . , , . . . . . belt .ttould ~. •gnatunt. are gone now, but their legacy remains in toxic ' only to be told later that cveryll1ing was not? This lllllrlbut.cllly unn..t Future Synd-.,lnc. ...,_., .wJ *'""'phone ,..,._._Sp«Hy a At. H ,_..•• • '.,...,~ to • ,._ wastes buried in unmarked sites. · · - - ot - · II>: &..- IO 1M - - · TM S..ntinel, 111 Court St, ,.,.dSSSO), Oflilo 46Mi or, FAJt. tli T«J...tn-2157; Swimming and fishing ha~e been banned for nine Ye&rli in the water . . and wetlands suHoundlng the area, · after discovery of 50 drums of dioxin -- some with rusting holes - that had been dumped in the .Bay. By Dian Vujovtch · .. .. The fish are toxic and not fit for , In an all-too-rapidly changing marketplace, where hundreds of like-funds · human consumption. · are competing for investor dollars and perfortnance is more important than But Sydney's Olympic bid comever, you need to dig a bit further beyond a fund's name to uncover the millee came up with the idea of . . whole picture. · . • using the Games as a way to clean . Once upon a time, investors could get some clues about the kinds .of up the mess afld create a new cOminvestments they'd find inside a stock fund's portfolio merely by reading the munity. Sydney's winning 1993 · _fund's name. Twenty years ago, if you looked at something called the ABC bid included optimistic artistic ren. Growth an;.llncome Fund, ·yqu might have assumed that it was a dividend- derings of Homebush Bay, an envipaying growth fund, probably a blue-chip one at -that. and you'd have been ron mental and ceo-friendly place . · wnect. But that was yesterday. to compete and enjoy nature. Today things aren't always that cut and dried. People 'who a year or two The environmental aspect Of the . ago ~lected a fund beCause of its income component might not Pe getting bid was considered to be .the key _the .income flow they once did. Other.i,' thinking they'd invested in, say, .· fAcet. but many argue that Sydney growth stocks, could be surprised to find that. the growth component in that hasn •1 cleaned up the dangerous . : portfolio is comprised of value stocks. ·· . · site, instead just masking the tox' While changes like those can be unnerving, change is what the markets ins. Bulldo:rers have shifted toxic . : aR: all about; And change isn ' I always a signal of bad news. soil, not removed .it, according 10 . Case in point: David Ullom, lead portfolio manager of USAA's Growth local authorities, and a waterway and Income Fund. He knows all too well how changes in the marketplace less than a mile from the Olympic Village sti'll remains heavily poican impact .where, and how, he invests the fund's assets. "The-definition of growth and income moves around a little bit," says luted with highly toxic organochlo. Ullom, who's been in the money business for more than 20 years. rines .and heavy .metals. : When he firlil came to USAA's Growth ;llld Income Fund in 1996, the , fund (which started in 1993) had div idend . yields as high as 2.5 percent Despite this, the Olympic Co: Today, its yiel!l is runoing about 1 percent . . · ·ordination Authority in .Sydney is That drop in dividend-yield isn't so much a function of his stock picks -: thisfundgetsallofitsincomefromstockdividends •.notbonds--asit 'isof . .: the market. Dividend'increases haven't been as prevalent as they once were, :and many companies are using moneys once earmarked for dividends to do :other things, such as acquiring other companies, paying down debt, or By George R. Plaganz field -of •ction so the other. side a chance to see ' if : .resean:h and development. he could go home they could catch up before the · 6. • The vacantlol'where we played : · On the appreciation ~ide, the types of stocks making the most money football and baseball as kids was and set the table · timekeeper's . whistle blew. ·, changes all the tirne. As a resul\, Ullom says that over his tenure, "The fund gone. But I could still make out the before his father (Richard Vild's mother whistled, QS 0UfSe VeS :has evolved to the point that we have a bit more growth in there, and it's not. ghost of Mr. Baker. · got horne. But to but the otherli shouted.) . .~ · .what I would term a pure value fund." return to the .. To us, it would have been cheat. The . Bakers' house was 'located Oid he say "value':? Yup, he did. Now, if you 're wondering how , a inconveniently in deep center scene of ·your ing for a player who was taking a , growth and income fund can have a value component, the answe'r is' simple: field, and if Richard Vild got a exploits after snap from center while his team StoCks typically fall under two heading types -- growth and value. Both . pitch lie liked, he could send it supper only to was ahead in the waning minutes . types ~ be dividend-paying. Growth stocks represent companies expected soarins into the dining room where have some irritat- ·.· to go down on one knee to stall the to be rapid growers in the near' term. Value" stocks are purchased because Mr. Baker -WJ!S ,sitting down to sup- ing sister yell "George! DishesJ" game or to prevent a turnover (a . they are considered .to be good· companies selling at bargain-basement per. . when your team was five yards wo~d we h~d never heard); all the prices. Which ones perform the best often depends upon which way the mar· None ofus had any money,"so it. from the soal line was downright wl)1le keepmg an ear cocked for a ' · ket winds arc blowing. Over the past couple of years, it's been on growth 's fell to our fathers to go -to Rudy's hummatin~ . cau rro~ a player's mother which · . side. Furthermore, to ignore her call would s1gnalthe end of the..game. ·hardware store to buy a piece of SO, even though Ullom iS' a value guy by nature, he knows where the glass and repair the damage. · might carry a penalty more strinNobody would want·· to win like money is being m;lde these days, and, thanks to the fund 's broad investment I was reliving these happy days gent than anything NFL Commis- that. . mandate, has been able to make changes in the portfolio holdings to retlect while taking a sentimental journey sioner Paul Tagliabue hands out But that was long ago and far that As a result, Ullom says that today, the USAA Growth and Income Fund recently through the old neighbor- today. Because by this time, your away. The big boys t0 day don't is "really a combination of gr·owth and value, (stocks) -- more or less split hood. · ·· play by ·ou.r rules. If a game goes · · father was )lome; SO-SO." · We usually ·played without a . into the last minute or two with the I could almosi hea. our mothers Ullom's willingness to change has pail! off. At year-end last year, the shouting from the front porch that referee. Reciprocity took the place outcome still in doubt, watch for fund's performance lagged behind that of its benchmark, the S&P 500. Cur- it was time to come in for supper. of penalties. Unnecessary rough- .the quarterback 'of the winning rently, the fund's year-Io-date total return thro!lgh Aug. 25 was up 14.01 per- It was·a time clock more imperious · ness by one team was answered by . team to run out the clock by falling cent. outpacing that of the S&P 500s. ' · .. · . .. . than anything they have in pro unnecessary roughness by the on the snap from the center. There governed 'by laws and lawyerli. "Po we have a right to?" is a . To learn about things like wh~re a fund may or may not invest its ii5Sets, football today. When our mothers other. It evened out. · will be no ·penalty flags thrown, read its prospeetus. ·Want to know what its investment style is? Morn- called, the· game was over. There· If we h'ad few rules, we had our for there is no rule against such a legal question that must be asked and answered. But' so must t~ ingstar's style boxes· can show you that. If you'.re' interested in how much was no two-minute wa.riting. ideas of what was fair. While .we tactic. · · leeway the fund's managerli have in changing their investment styles, check If we were talking here only moral question, "Is iI right to?~'· Of course, our mothers did.n't wanted to win, the team that was out the fund's prospectus again. If you're curious about which investments all shout at the same time. We · ahead as suppertime· approached about sports and games, there Unless we can a~swer yes to botfl worked for the fund and which o~es did not, portfolio managers often wo~ld go on with the game. after would never have resorted to sit- .would really be ·nothing to gel questions, it is a good indication' address those issues in their shiueholder annual reports. the first two or three players were ling on the football as the clock · e~cited about. But this is not only that we shouldn't do it: . In our own way, I think that ·Above all, k~ep reading the information that the fund sends you. It's hip summoned home, but after that the was running out so the other team how sports are playe_d today, it is Richard Vild and the rest of us ragto stay informed. . wouldn 'I have an opportunity to how life is played.. ... game quickly broke up. tag players from E. 84th Street Copyllghl1888 NEWSPAPEfl ENTERPRISE ASSN. The question .we ask ouise)ves Sometimes .we would reassem- get their hands on the ball an(l , Dl8n VU)ovlch's moat recant books Include "101 Mutual Fund FAQs" ble after supper, but not often. It. maybe score. ' .most often is not whether some- may have understo¢ that better · (Chandler Houn) and "10-Mlnuta Guide to the Stock Markel" (Macmll, was bad enough for 12-year-old . Quite the opposite -- we proba- thing is right but whether' it is than ·most people do today. len). To learn mora ~bout I1Hitual funds, vlsH 11er Web site at: Sammy B~ugh to have to leave the bly would have huHied up to give le~al. We have · become a na!ion . Copyrlght11118 NE A. www.dllnsfundfrHblaa.com. By JIICk Andanon Death ·Notices Martha•Many•Rhodes Saturday, Sept 4 Martha Ann "Marty" (Roush) Rhodes, 70; of Point Pleasant, died Thursday, September 2,1999 in Grove City, OH. ' A S k 1•f 1•t 'S. .m·ora I., no · t J• t .Iega·I u~ . "''he ·que·sn·on we k / · most OJ,e"" is not 'whether someth,ing is rtght but whether it is leaal. b: We have become a nation governed by laws and lawyers. ,; Today in History By The Associated Press Today is Friday, Sept. 3, the 246Jh day of 1999. There are 11.9 days left I propose a contest, -actual·ly t~o By Ben Wattenberg with the names of their authorli, Hiroshima; Vietnam; Watergate; the civil rights, It is said that America is consumed with cyniwill appear · in this column, feminist and environmental movements; the Beain the year. cism, and· that hardly anyone trusts anyone any soon. There is one judge: me. . ties; Churchill; Freud; Hitler; Holocaust; Mao; Today's Highlight in History: · There is no appellate procedure. Stalin; Reagan; jazz; rock 'n' roll; radios; airOn Sept. ~. 1939, Britain and France declared war on Germany, two days . more. Notwithstanding a sur.erb set of economic . aftc;r·the Nazi invasion of Poland. indicators, and some social · indicalorli· that are Entries should be· e-mailed to planes; phonographs; Clinto.it; antibiotics; antideimproving impressively, it is said that Americans WatmailaoLcom. Because the pressants; computerli; biotecl); Titanic;. Hinden· On this date: . . Associated Press ticker, over burg; Lindbergh; Challenger; O.J.; and Monica. In 1189, England's King Richard 1 (the Lion-Hearted) was crowned in are ill at ease and sour (at best) as they get .ready Westminster. · · to cross ·that suspenseful bridge to the new centuwhich this column is transmitThe trouble is, you can string out the anecdotes ry. "Values" and "morality" come up in .the polls ted, does not always ~ave the to prove most anything. Were the 1920s· really In 1658, Oliver Cromwell, the Lord Protector of England, died. In l783, the Treaty .of Paris between the United States and Great Britain as "the number one issue." "at" symbol in working order, " roaring?" Are O.J. a~d Monica the escutcheons Over the years I hin~e been labelei:l an "optihere is the e-mail address, of the 1990s? And so on.. · 'officially' ended the Revoluti onary' War. . · . In 1943, the British Eighth Army invaded Italy during World War II, the mist; '' even a "panglossian," after Voltaire's Dr. spelled out: "Watmail-at-aol-period-com." (The The 'oth.er way of looklng at history is through . same day Italy signed a secret armistice with the allies. · Pangloss who maintained that "this is the best of "at" symbol is also the "each" sign on your key- data. The academic field of study is called "clioIn 1951, the TV soap opera "Search for Tomorrow". debuted on CBS: all possible worlds." I say I am a realist. board; over the numeral "2. ") metrics/' that is, measuring hista[y (as in Clio the In 1967, Nguyen Van Thieu was erected president of South Vietnam I propose a contest, actually two. We haven't Entries via regular mail .should be sent to Ben muse of history,) l'n America.we now have a data had contests for a while in this space, although Wattenberg, Newspaper Enterprise Association, bank of about 110 yearl! chich social and ceounder a new constitution. In 1979, football coach Vi rice Lombardi died in Washingtpn, D.C. some previous ones were vastly successful, like 200 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10016. Type- nomic statistics that lets us assay how ordinary In 1976, the unmanned U.S. spacecraft Viking 2 landed on Mars to take .the one to create a national holiday celebrating the written or word-processed entrilis are preferred; people fared. We didn't always have rates of end 'of the Cold War. And now that I have an e- handwritten entries should be legi~le . . Entries unemployment, illegitimacy, economic growth, the first close-up, color photographs of the planet's surface. . . · · . In 1978, Pope John Paul II was" installed as the 264th ponuff of the mail address as well. as a post office address, the must be post-'marked or dated no later thali Sept. immigration, sexual behavior, poverty, longevity, -making of a contest can be·facilitated . Why such 1·6, 1999. single parent families, per capita income -- but Roman Catholic Church. will tell you in a moment. By either means of transmission, please name · now we do. Of course, data, like anecdotes, can a contest? I Ten yearl! ago: The United Stales began shipping a $65 million package Of military aircraft and weapons to help Colom bia's war against drug lords. Contest Number One consists of two parts, Ia the newspaper in -which the column appeared. also be manipulated: But it's harder to do, and at Why am I soliciting fo.r such a contest? t need least you get a second view. A Cubana de Aviacion jetliner crashed after takeoff in Havana, killing all an<J lb. Part Ia: Write no more than 150 words, begin- help. I am working on a big project, combining a My problem is that as I look at these ·data I 126 aboard and 26 people on the ground. Five years ago: China and Russia proclaimed an end to any lingering hos- ning with the sentence, 'This is NOT the best . major' PBS documentary, a majorreference book come up with this view: this is the best time and · tilities, pledging they would no longer target nuclear missiles or use force time and place ever ... " Part1b: Write no more published .by the American Enterprise lnstitut~ place ever. If I go public with that, I' ll get yelled against each other. . · . . . than 150 words, beginning with the sentence "·A and a book Of my own views, all dealing with the . at, scorned and mocked. Poor me. topic "The Firlll Measured Century." And so it would be helpful if I heard · from One year ago: President Gimon visited Omagh, Northern lrel~itd, walk- BElTER time and place was... " ing down the street where a car bomb had killed 29, and offered -his condoContest Number Two also has two parts, 2a · The idea behind it is that there are now two interested citizens about this matter. In fact, I will lences to the families of the victims. . and 2b. · ways of telling history. The firlit deals with "sto- accept t.wo entries .from any readerli who would . ' Today's Birthdays: Actress Helen Wagner(" As the World Turns'') is 81. Part 2a: Write no more than 150 words begin- ' ries" or· as social scientists say, "anecdotal ·evi- like to write about both sides of the argument. "Beetle Bailey" cartoonist Mort Walker is 76. Country singer Bank Thomp- ning with, "People who think this is NOT I he )lest de nee." And s0 we have see.n a plethora of books There are two.sides to it, 1 guess. son is 74. Actress Anne Jackson is 73. "Time" magazine contributing editor time and place ever are NUTS because ... " Part and films about yesteryear, ·many of them won- Copyrlght111W NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Bl!n Wattenberg, a senior fellow at the Hush Sidey is 72. Country singer Tom pall Glaser is 66. Actress Eileen Bren- 2b: Write no more than !50 words · beginning derful, in terms of eve~ts, politics, per.ionalities, nan is 64. Actress Pauline Collins is 59, Rock singer-musician AI Jardine . with, "The REAL reason 'they say thi~ js not the science, inventions and arts. We see Teddy and American Enterprise Institute, Is the author of ... ·. Franklin Roosevelt; world -wars; the Roaring · "Values Matter Moat" and Ia the host of the · (The Beach Boys) is 57, Actress Valerie Perrine is 56. Rock musician Don- tiest liiT!e and plac~ is ... " . • . Prizes will b~ awarded for the best entries in Twenties; Cold War; hula hoops; Elvis; Einstein; · weakly public lel!lvialon program "Think ald Prt.wer (Grand Funk Railroad) is 5 I. Rock guitarist Steve Jones (The . · Tank." You may aand comments to him via aboth contests. E~rpts from the winnmg entries, . automobiles; l.he Depression; air conditioners; mall: Wstmallaol.com. · Sex Pistols) ls 44. ·· . . · · · . . I I Bom Augusall, 1929 in Red House, WV she was a daughter of the late Phillip H. and Helen (Rairden) Roush. She was a member Qf the Bcllemeade United' MelhodistO.urch, Point Pleasant, aild had lately attended Beech Hill United Methodist Olurch, Southside, where she was a member of tbe Beech · Hill United -Methodist Wollll!n. She was also a member of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxiliary, and 11 past member of the Poini Pleasant Rescue Squad. . . In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Harry Nathaniel Rhodes, -and a sister, Marion Kirk. . She is survived by three daughterli and sons-in-law, Catherine Huffman · of Point Pleasant, Harriette and Ozzie Finley of Grove City, Ohio and Addie and Roger Hopson of Beech Hill; one brother, Phillip "Sonny" Roush of Red House; and five grandchildren. The service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturdl!y, September 4, at CrowHussell F11neraJ Home, Point Pleasant, with Rev. Eugene Garlow and Rev. Bobby WOods officiating. Burial will follow in Beech Hill Cemetery, Southside.. . . . Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday September 3, at the funeral ho'!'e. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Beech Hill United · Methodist O.urch, Southside, WV 25187. ' ! Toledo jw.-· I ' . , • lj[). l...,1111t1c1 lsr1114' ! • () (J . • I • I ' What's in a name? .' The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 0,. ' I ~~-w~ ~ 1999 fii=JWealhfJI, r -· - : lne. - - .. - - - - - - The names of Mallie Beegle, Martha Lou Beegle, Bernice Theiss, Ann Boso Sheil> Theiss were oot listed among 1h<l<Je attending a re<enl meeting of the SoriShine~ Cirele of Don:as Bed!any United Methodist (]lurch. The Daily Sentinel regrets omi~. .WISe reunion set . The family reunion for the descendants of William and Maggie WISe will be on ~ber 1111 the Cheshire Pari<. Lunch will be served at12:30. Those atte'odi1"8:l should bring a covered dish. Everyone is welcome to anend . Eastern Local board meeting The Eastern Local School Distria Board of &!ucatioo will meet in special sessiOO: on Tuesday a16:JO p.m. at the elemenl.aly school cafetorium., for the purpose of dis-' cussing the OAPSE CORiracl, personnel matters, and any other business that can ~ legally dealt wilh by the board of educati<;>n a11he time of the meeting. . ~ Winners announced Letart trustees meeting set Meig:; County Common Pleas Court by ainount of $8,847.43, alleging non-payBrian Keith Harold, U.Og:;ville, against ment of a credit account. Harold, Lang:;ville; and Brenda . A complainI. for foreclosure has been Gay Swan, Middleport, against Brian K. filed in the court by Bane One Financial Swan, Pomeroy. Services, Indianapolis. Ind.; against lames An action ror di.ssolution of maniage V/. Carnahan, Pomeroy, alleging defimlt ~as been filed by Richard Utile, Gallipo-, on a mortgage loan, wilh $66;171.70 lis. and Synthia Utile, Pomeroy. owing. By The .-.oclalad Press . · Divon:es.have been' granttd lo Kristal · A medical . malpraCtice lawsuil has A large ridge of high pressure continues to bring sunshine ~nd dry con- L. Coleman from 1eny L. Coleman, Jack been filed in the court by Carol A. MournWayne Hart from Maxine LoRa Hart, and ing, Middleport, and Olhers, agalnsl ditions to OhiO. . 10 Unda l ,.; Mitchell from Merlin M. Howanl Newmark; M.D.• Pomeroy, ask· The high pressure will remain In control of Ohio:s weather through the · Milchell .. ing for judgment in excess of $25,000. holiday weekend, the National Weather Service said today. · Dissolutions have been granted to Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), has filed Highs will be in the mid to upper 80s with lo.ws in the mid 50s to mid Kimberly S. Lee and Jimmy Ray Lte; a foreign judgment notice against Ef 60s. Carrie R. Stone and Jeremy C. Stone; 10 B~dcasting, Inc., Middlepon, doing There will be a chance of showerl! over northern Ohio on Labor Day, Steven D. Pullins-.and Teresa Pullins: to business as WMPO/WMPO-FM. forecaslerli said. Paula J. Chancey and Charles Fredrick Foreclosure actions have been granled The record-high temperature for this dale at the Columbus weather sta- Chancey; and to Ki.mberly J. Grueser and to the Uniled States of America against tion was.99 degrees in 1953 while the record low was 43 in 1946. S\(nset Rodney A. Orueser. John W. Roush, Sr., and others; .United CIYII cases flied, '' Companies !,ending Corp., againsl Martin today will be at 8:02p.m. and sunrise Saturday at 7:02a.m. A number of civil cases have been L Woodard, and ol~ers, and 10 Farmers Today.,.Mostly sunny. Highs from the upper 80s to,the lower 90s. Light · filed and processed in the Meig:; Counly Bank and Saving:; Co.. against .Dorothea northeast .wind. Common Pleas Court. R. Fisher. Tonight...Mostly clear. Lows around 60. Light and variable wind. Beneficial Mortgage Company of Maniage Uceoses . Saturday... P~rtly sunny. Highs 85 to 90. Ohio, Elmhurst, Ill., has filed a judgment Marriage li~nses have been issued in Extellded forecast action against Richard A. Adkins, Rut- Meig:; Counly Probate Court to William Saturday night...Partly cloudy: Lows 60 to 65. . . l~d, askinj! for judgment 1n the amount Kent Maxw~ll. 51, bnd Diana Lynn Bing, · .· . Sunday... Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper sps. ·, . of ~6,459.50. . 43, both of Meig:; 'County; Paul Dougtas The Stale of Ohio, doing business as . Wolfe, 29, .and Melissa Mae Simpkins, Labor day... Partiy cloudy. A chance of showers during the night. Lows Ohio Slate Universily Hospitals; Well- 26, balh of uon, W.Va.; Ernest. Edison in the lower and mid 60s and highs in the upper 80s. ' . ston; has filed a complaint for judgmenl Harris, 70, and Roxann Mahlman, 32, Tuesday.. .Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the lower 60s against Sandra Foster, Portland, in the bolh of Racine; Dayle Anthony Brooks, highs m the mtll MUs. , · amount ot )17,~.4'/. 1ne sun .aueges J1, anO Summer Uawn Urovcs, W, both non-payment on account. of Racine; and Eric lay John.On, 31, EMS units Bn$wer five csiis A complaint for judgment has been Pomeroy, and Amy DaWn lawson, 27, Units of Meigs Emergency Services filed against Raymond Priddy, ·Middle- Middleport. port, against TCC Management, Inc., answered five calls for .asssistance on Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED · THURSDAY Columbus, ai'Jeging non-payment of a Thursday. · · None. · credit account in -the amount of CENTRAL DISPATCH DISCHARGED TIIURSDAY- $2,081.71. · 12:2) a.m., Bailey Run ·Rd., Bertha A Harold Robinson. Bing. Veterans Memorial Hospital; (Publlsbed by permission,) . 10:41 a.m., State Route 124, with Racine unit as firlit responder, Joanne Whi~man, Veterans Memorial Hospital. RACINE 3:38p.m., State Route 338, auto accident, Christopher Randlllpli, Nathan IPRIIIG Vi\llfY ClllfMA Martin, Jordan Hill, Junior Spaun, 446·4524 ' ''' ' ;, ',, ' Alberta Spaun, treated .. SALEMTWP•. FRI 9/3 - SUN 9/5199 8:2.9 p.m., Price-Strong Rd., auto lOX Offla WIU iiPEN AT 6-.30 PM .. fire, Terry Ashburn, owner. fDIIVIiiiNG SHOWS, 2:30 PM FOR . SAT & SUN MAnNEES TUPPERS PLAINS 9:25 p.in.,. State Route 681, Jack n:;:n;.Veterans Memorial Ho:>pit;ll. Rocksprings Rehabililation (enter, Pomeroy, has appealed a.decision issued by the: Ohio Industrial Commission in favor of Brenda Hauber, Long Bonom. · ·• The actiof\,,filed in Meigs Counl)i Common Pleas Court, WI'S inrorrectly reported in The Daily Sentinel. . · . .· Chester V.F.D. chicken barbecue planned SUtt()n Trustees to meet Published every afteMOOn, Monday 'through ··Friday, ftt Col!11 St:, Pomeroy, Ohio, by the :ohio \'alley Publishing Company. 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Paul Anderson and Rudand Department Store were t)rst and second place winners;:! 1n the busmess category for the bicenlennial parade. The name of l.awrelK>O Carpenter, ooe of many octogenarians honored, was ina:rr-:I rectly reported. · · . · · · -----~-~1 Court Ne s . Mon.- Sat 9 am - 9 pm Sun. 1 pm • 8 pm ClOSED LABOR DAY �The Daily Sentinel · Sports . Indians top Angels 6-5, sweep series ' By TOll WITHERS CLEVELAND (AP) The llldians left on a nine-game, 10-day trip to chree cities. , Unfortunately, chey won't be visiting California. Cleveland completed a four-game sweep of Anaheim on Thursday night as Charles Nagy got his 15th victory chis season and Richie Sexson hit another three-run homer, leading che Indians 1o a 6-5 win over the Angels. Wich their ninch straight win over Anaheim, the Indians went 9 - 1 in 1999 vs. the Angels, losing only on opening day. Cleveland fared nearly as well against California's other AL team, posting a 10-2 mark agamstthe Oakland Athletics. , "We're playing well right now," said Sexson. " But we can't worry about anything else. I just want ·w win a World Series. Real bad." Se.son terrorized Angels pitchers in the series, going 8-for-14 (.571) with four runs . three homers and. nine RBis. The 6-foot-8 Sexson, who splits his playing time between first base. left field and DH. is among the league leaders in RBI ratio. He averages one RBI every 4.2 at-bats, a percentage better than Ken Griffey Jr. and teammate Jim Thome. and has 27 homers and 96 RBis this season. "I didn 't expect Rich'ie to have numbers like that, but I didn't expect him to have 400 at bats. either.·· said Indians 'mana·g i" Mike Hargrove . "I would have expected these kinds of numbers if I khew Richie was going to gel this many at bats. hut I didn 't expect Wol Cordero to break hi s wrist, which allowed Rich1e to gel these at bats." Nagy (15-9)joonedAtlanta 's Greg Maddux as the on ly pitchers in the majors to win at least 15 games in each of the ·past five seasons. And true to his postgame form, . Nagy, known for having a dry sense of humor, downplayed his. ability to maintain such a consistent level of winnong. _:' With other guys it's the way they eitch, with me ·it's the run suppon ," ' he said sarcastically. · However, the Indians know beller. " I think some people just know how to win , period," said Indians manager Mike Hargrove . ''Some people are just winners and that's Charlie Nagy." , Sexson's third homer in three games against the Angels was his second three-run shot of the series. On Tuesday night, he hit ·a three-run homer. to close out Cleveland's 10run eighth-inning rally. The Angels made it close in the ninth on two-run homers by Garret Anderson and Tim Salmon . But Mike Jackson , the Indians' third reliever in the inning , got his 33rd save when David Justice made a ~aping catch of Troy Glaus' drive at the left-field wall to end the game. " That was a great catch," Hargrove said. " I wasn't exactly. sitling in an easy chair in the ninth ." Robeno Alomar homered for the Indians, who won for the lith ume in 14 games and reduced their magic number for winning a fifth straight AL Central title to eight. Cleveland begins a .ninc'- day road trip at Baltimore tonight. . . The_Angels have lost nmc strno~ht and fmoshed an 0-7 road trop . Anaheim opens a four-game series at home today against the Yankees . . · "These guys are in a tough situalion and they are not happy ab0ut 'it." said Angels manager Terry Collin s. whose team may be baseball's biggest disappointment this season and who have been back-boting each other in the medoa. "I think some of the bickering comes from frustrated athletes who are ready to run their heads thro~gh a wall ." . . . Cleveland used a bog mnmg to win the ·final three gaines of the series. After their I 0-run onslaught Tuesday, the Indians scored six in the third inning on Wednesday and five in the fifth against Steve Sparks (5II) , With the score 1-1 in the fifth, Omar Vi~quel's sacrifice fly put the Indians ahead. Manny Ramirez then ·' · COMPLETES DOUBLE PLAY Seconds alter retiring the Anaheim Angels' Jeff Huson, Cleveland shortstop Orner Vlzquel watches his throw raach first base in time to retire Mo Vaughn and complete the seventh-inning double play In Thursday night's American League game in Cleveland, where the Indians' 6·5 win gave t!'le hosts a sweep of the lour-game series. (AP) doubled and Thome walked before Oct. I, 1995, when. he potched the Sexson homered into the left-field eighth. Hill was with" the Indians seats. then. . .. Cleveland third baseman Alomar hit his 22nd homer in the Travos Fryman, sidelined since July 3 fourth inning , matchong his career- · with a torn ligament in. his right knee, hi gh and giving him the Indians' club was recalled from a rehab assignrecord for home runs by a swotch-hit- ment and came in as a defensive replacement in the ninth.... The ter in a season. Nagy got out of jams in the tirst Indians announced that Cordero , · and second innings as the Angels who broke his wrist in June, would stranded five runners. begin a rehab stint at Double-A Anaheim 'loaded the bases in the Akron tonight. ... Alomar is the first first with two outs, but Nagy retired · player in Indians hi_story to score I 00 Darin Erstad on an easy fly to center. runs, hit 20 homers. drive in I 00 runs In the second, the first two Angels and steal 30 bases. ... Cieveland reached on si ngles , but Nagy worked right~ han<ler Jaret Wright pitched his way around another potential three no-hit innings in Buffalo during mess. a rehab start Thursday night. Wright , · "I don't know how I got out of out since Aug. 9 with a strained back those." said Nagy. . . . muscle, is .hoping to rejoin the Notes: Angels pitcher Ken Hill Indians on Sept. II . made his first relief appearance since . . • r 2,632 last year. "It was a great experience to hit No. 400 at home, to celebrate it in front of people who have ~upported you all chese years," he said. "That · was great." , · Ripken, who wen! I-for-4 before leavmg after six innings, spent a month on the disabled list with nerve i'rritation in his lower back. He made his first trip to the disabled list earlier in the season when Ripken was bothered by lower back pain. The homer moved the chird base~an within 31 hits of becoming che Scoreboard • ' ~Y~k E•sl~rn Ea5tcrn .82 .75 .72 60 ..59 IJflltnnofc- . Tampa Ba)' .. •, ' ~ j t .617 ~9 , j6() 7': 64 7J ' 75 .529 II ': .-'51 .440 " •. Ctnlnl O.vislon UJoVELAND ..... .. ... 8.1 50 '111ca'go ... ........62 72 lltinnesol a . .. . ............ 56 76 fk>trot( 54 79 ~ensas Ci1y .. . . ... ,, ...... 52 82 .. Wtstl!m Di,.ision .... . .. r • • 80 55 . ..............n 61 . .. 67 66 1exns... ... ctf.klond ... "aule .... ~llMim . ................. , .. 51 .. • , R2 2\ ': .b24 ,. A6J 21': -106 .26': 29 311: 388 59.1 .545 504 .:IS.' ·6' : " 28 ThursdaY's scores : · ·Kan~ City 4, Boston 2 , ~ New York 9. Oakland .1 • •.. [)droit 8, Tc11as 1 ' .. Toronto 6, Mmnesota 1 . ~, CLEVELAND 6. Anahetm 5 ... Ballimore II , Tampa Bay 6 Dl\'l!lon 50 5) .. 1'<1. !ill .604 J'· 17 76 5o4 .429 80 .11J8 '<\' L Allain;~ Dlvi$~ '<\' L loston .. . bonlo ..... ' Basketball NL standings 1llm 85 ..' ..... 81 N!!w York Philadelphm Montreal "florida 67 .. 57 .. 53 .630 Central Di"ision ijouston . ... 79 l6 CINCINN ATI . . ..76 l6 ... 67 67 Plltsburgh S!. Louts .. 69 7l M1lwaul.:et> Ch1cago ........ ........ . 5~ 11 .•.. . ... " 585 H6 500 489 4J6 417 Wrstem Ohi5ion Arizona .... 19 15 590 San Franci!co .........· .... .. .... 7.\ 61 .545 62 11 466 Los Angeles . .......... .... 61 7.' .455 San Diego \ ..... ro 7l 444 Colorado .. 27 . • '· • 18. l~ 'r: Thursday's scores · S11n han rucol PtuladelpltHI2 St loois 4. Milwaukee 3 Today's games ' Saturday's games : CL.EVELAND (Colnn 15-4) at Balumore {Linton 00), I :05 p.m Lo . ••O,icago {Baldwin 9-1 1) at Texas ( a1 z.a 721 - . I~S p.m. I II ·• New York. (lrabu J0- 5) at Ann~Jm (Or!lz - . 4!JS p.m. 8 II · .• Onroil (Moehkr 9. 1-l) .a1 Oaldnnd (Hudson - . 4.05 p.m • Minnesota (R)'::t.n 0-2 ) al T~tm p a Ha y (W Ah·:.-cz 9-6). 6·'J5 p.m. • Toronlo (Hemgen 9- 10) tn Kansas Git y (Suppnn li;Sl, 8,0j p m. ' 1 .~ Boslon (PMDtm'lez 19-4) :11 ~anlc: (Abbott .- ). t.0.5 p.m. • ~ • • • Sunday's games : CLEVELAND at Ba ltimore, 1 .\.5 p.m. Minn.esota nl Tampn Roy. 1·.\5 p.m ·: Torunle at Kansas City. 2:05 p,m, ,.. t:ktro1t at Onklnnd, 4 .05 p.m • Boston at Seattle, 4:.\.5 p.m. '• Ctm:ago at Tuas. 8·05 p m • New York :u Anahetm, 8.05 p.m. .• • • • 1·0 Saturday's game Saturday's games Hous10n, J :JO p.m. New York ~~ Ne" York 111 Houslofl ..l:JO Sunday's game il' , los Angele~ (Park 81JO) at Chicago (Lorrmne 1\~3~p~ . - Houston (Hampton _17 -3 ) at Montreal (Smith 46), 7 05 p.m. . · Tonight's games CINCINNATI (Parris 7-1) at Philadelphta < cLEVELAND (Haney 0-1) at Baltimore (Schilling 14-S), 7:05 p.m. San Die:go' ( W. Williams 7- tl) at f1onda (Mnsoo 5-7). 7:05p.m. · . "'~ MinneSOia (Hawkins 9-ll~at Tampa Bmy (Wm 7(Burnttt 2-0). 7:QS p.m. San Francisco (Estes 9- 7) at Pittsburgh (Cordon o(l. 7:0j p.m . (S : b '\ ToroMo ( Hallil~Jl.ly 8-6) at Kapsas City tem - 8-7), 705p m. · . , Colorado {Wright 1·2) at New York (Hersht ser lh 8:0.5 p.m. • • - ~ Oticago {Na"arro 7- 12) at Te11as (Burkett .S-7 ). 12-10), 1:10 p.m Arizona (Reynoso 10-2) !II Atlanta (Millwood S..1).5p.m · Bll 5 ."~ Nc:w York. (Pettttte 12-9) nt Anahctm ( e c .er • 14-7), 7:40p.m. I Sl Louis (Anlt.iel 0-0) at Milwaukee (K.ar 8-1 1). s~ to,ospm. • 100 L Boston {Rapp 6-5) at Seaule {Moyer 12-6}. ., 8:05p.m. · ";Oaroit (Nitkowsk.i 2-4) at Oak.lnnd (Appier 12l,t). 10: ~5 p.m. Thursday's score '-' 10 6 vs. Miller Kristen Chevalier ......................... 12 Becky Davis .. ,.............. ... .. ,............ 6 Cinda Clifford ............................ 2 Juli Bailey,................. :.. :.............. 2 Whitney Karr ....... ......................... 0 Danielle Spencer ............................ 4 Amber Church ............... ................ I Sarah Clif~ord .................. ,............. I ' I 2 0 0 0 0 ,0 0 -*-· p.m.. if necessury Transactions Basehall A.Meriun Lcat~ue AL Supsended Toronto LHP Paul SpoiJnric and Minnesot'll INF ChriStian Guzman for thret gam=s and fmed them $500 each for an on-field incident on Aug .~ 1 Suspended Anaheim RHP1 Troy Perc1val and Cle\eland OF David Justtce for three games a"d fitl("d them S500 eaclt for an on-fteld incident on Sqlt. J. BOSTON RfD SOX: Activated RHP Ramon Mllrtmez from ·!be 60-day dts11bled hit Purchased the contract of OF Jon Nunnelly from Pawtucket of thl= International League Transferred RHP Julto Santana from lhc 15· to !he 60-dny diublcd list. Q.EVELAND INDIANS Recalled 3B Travts Fryman frvm his 20-day rehabilital~on assignment and acbvated h1m from the 60-da)' disabled list Transferred C Sand~ Alonw from the 15- to the 60day dtsabled list. . . TORONTO BLUE JAYS Activated I B Oavtd Segui from the 15-day disabled list. National League · ARIZONA DlAMONDBACKS: S1gned RHP Casey Datgle MILWAUKEE BREWERS · Signed C Kade Johnson, RHP David Pember lin~ RHP Benjami11 H endric~son . . SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS· Activated OF Armando R.io5 from the 15-day disabled hst. St. Louts (Dotlenfield 16-7) at M&lwauk~~ Basketball (Puls1pher 3-5 ). I: 15 p.m _ N•tlon~t Baskdbllll ADO(ial ..n Los Angeles (Dreiforl 11 -13) al (h&ugo GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS. Re-signed F-C (Farnsworth .l-7), 4·0.5 p.m. Houston (Rc:ynokh 14-11) at Mon1n::al (Vazquez Terry Cummings to a mUltiyear contract. ., 7-6 ). 7:05 p.m Ph l-·'-l h18 F tball CINC INNATI (Harnisch 13-8) at I wuc P OOt (Bvrd l4-7), 7:05pm . N•tional Football Lcaauc J J San Ote~o (B. Carlyle 0-0) at Flortda (A. CINCINNATI BENGALS: Sign~d C ay 6 ~ uwenbur, 1o a one -"'".Y FB _Chf Fernandez 6- ), 7:0.5 p.m . ~ , - , contracl w · md d FB Nt cky San Francuco (Qniz 15-8) at Piusburgh (Benson Groce to a three-year contract. a1ve · Sualua wnh an"lnJury settlement 10- 11), 7·0~ p.m. S I 9 6) NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Selwed CB Arizona _( Brne5 9- lll:u Atlanta ( mo rz - . J'Juan Cherry ill an NFLsupple:men!al drart 7 ·10pm. · v k(Le' · Colorlklo (Boh<mon 11 -10) at New .or uer., HO<key J0-8). 7:10p.m , Nalional Hockc}' Le•xue BOSTON BRUINS· Agreed to terms w1th LW Anni Laaks(lnen and' G John Gruhame on nne-year ccintracls, and 0 Mattias Tunandel' on u two -} ear contract. · dI ·h LOS ANGELES KINGS A.gree 10 termi wn Sund11y's games' 0 Altl Berg on a one-)'ear comract Arizon11 at Atlanta. l :10 p m. MINNESOTA WILD N;urd Doug Rts.ebmugh Houston at Montn::al. I:J5 p.m. l"II.CCilliYt: vice pres1d~nt -generul manap.er CINCINNATI at Mulllddphia. I : J~ p.m. MONTREAL CANAD IENS · N~mcd Pterre San Francisco at Pittsburgh, I .35 p.m Boivin president. Colorado at New York, I -10 p.m. OTIA.WA .SENATORS S1~nt>d RW Kt'\111 : San Diego ot Honda . 4.05 p.m, St LoUis a1 Milwaukee. 2·05 p m. Di~l~i-rsBURGH PENGUINS Signed F Tom Los Angeb 01t C hu.:<~ go . 2.20 p m Chotske. F Greg CroZier and F IJ~Ian Gyor~ . TORONTO MAPLE LEAI·S· Re-s1~nt: d F Ll\disla\1 Kohl) and F Lonn y Bohonos . • I ' •• •• .' .. '· . Ki!lt Nlocks 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-R 2-2 2-4 0 1-1 0 0 2 I 0 0 0 Serving Setting Splkina Fallon Roush .............................. 8-9 34-36 3-4 10-11 Kim lhle ........ .. ...................... ,.... 8-9 3-3 12-13 Laraine Lawson ...................... 12-12 42-43 0-0 9- 10 Heather Dailey·....................... l4-15 Tammy Fryar ........... :...... ,.........8-IO I-1 2-3 4-7 0 Stacy Wilson .............. c............... :... 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Liberty 73-60 to start WNBA Finals ·By MEUSSA MURPHY NEW YORK (AP)- To win the WNBA title , the New York Liberty must defeat the Houston Comets as many times as they've lost at home in the last two years . . The Comets were 45-7 at home while winning the first two WNBA championships and advan(.:ing to the final round this year. They are 17- I this season, including two playoff victories over Los Angeles, and 34-2 the last two years .. Following Thursday night 's 73 -60 vicJory by the Comets over the Libeny at Madison Square Garden. Houston has a 1-0 lead in the best-of3 series. Game 2 is Saturday at Compaq Center, with Game 3 there on Sunday, if necessary. ·Leading the Comets once again is Cynthia Cooper, whq matched her championship record with 29 points against the Libeny. The Comets , the top defensive · team in the league, held New York to 26 percent shooti ng in the first half before a championship-record crowd of 17,1 14 at Madoson Square Garden. Cooper, the WNBA's top scorer, had 20 points in the second half She finoshed 8-for- 16 from the field and made all I0 free throws as the Comets shot 44 percent. Early in the second half, the Liberty came within three points, but Cooper's three-pointer ignited a 261'4 run that gave Houston a 64-49 ' ' ' . ' ' •' ., Giants beat Phils . . 3-2; Cardinals get :I by Milwaukee 4-3 fJ lead with 3:25 remaining. "At that point, I felt I had to step it up,' ' Cooper said. ' ' lid it because my team was able to picks for me . We stuck wich our game plan, offensively and defensively. That was one of the first times all season long that we played hard for 40 minutes." Sheryl Swoopes scored 15 points and Tina Thompson had II points and seven rebounds for the Comets. ,S op,hia Witherspoon scored 18 points to lead New York, which shot 41 percent. Teresa Weatherspoon had I0 assists. Vickie Johnson had 16 points and Crystal Robinson 12 for the Libeny. " We came out really pumped up and we were really tight," Robinson said. '"Especially for me, I think I pressed myself too much . You have to be playing y6ur best basketball, at the highest of your game, to beat National League roundup By DENNIS GEORGATOS SAN FRANCISCO (APJ - Hold off on the talk about Arizona runnin g 'away with the NL West. The San FranciSl:O Giants are gelling hack 111 them." BRINGING HER 'A' GAME - The Houston. Comets' Cynthia The Liberty- couldn't get closer Cooper (left) gets around New York's Sue Wicks for a layup during than 10 in the final minutes. the opening game of the WNBA Finals Thursday night at Madison New York was just 7-of-27 from . Square Garden, where -the Comets won 73-60. Cooper led all scorthe field in the first half as the !•:!;rl!s~w~il~h!·;,2~0Jpo~in!!t!:s~-J!!:A::;P;,I_"::'""':'~~~~---------Then Cooper broke loose. ~he hit baiL '' Comets held the Libeny staners to a . combined 3-of-15 from the field. a three-pointer, stole the ball for the The Comets are try1ng to beco me Houston led 29-20 at halftime . assist on Swoopes ' layup, made two the third Tc .<as team th1s year to win Coopef-'s three-·pointer and layups and added three free thrOws_ a pro championship series against it Swoopes' layup opened a 14-point "Three years, thirt y' times a year temn from New York slate. lead 40 seconds into the second half. equals about 100 times l'~· e seen her San Antonm defeated ~ew York New York went on an . 11-3 run. do 11 ," Houston coach Van in the NBA Fmals and the Dall as capped by Wiih~rspoon' s three - Chancellor said of Cbop~r's aboloty- stars' beat th e Buffalo Sabres in the pointer, to make it 38-35 with 13:02 to take over a game. "That's why we NHL' s Stanl ey Cup fonals . remaining. try to put her hands on the basket- Minnesota to host OU in grjd opener Saturday By ARNIE STAPLETON • MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Maybe it's' just a ploy to keep his giddy Golden Gophers from' not taking their opening opponent seriously enough. Minnesota footl;>all coach Glen Mason is warning his team that the Ohio Bobcats have a thing or two to prove Saturday. Mason is intimately familiar with the Mid-America Conference, after coaching at Kent in the mid-19805 and at Ohio's rival, Ohio State, from , 1978-85. "For the most part, it's made up of a bunch of kids who grew up dreaining about playing in the Big Ten," Mason said. "For w_hatever reason, they probably were not recruited by the Big Ten. They go to the MidAmerica Conference and they play wich a chip on their shoulders. "They think they're good enough to play in the Big Ten, and in many cases, they are." Ohio coach Jim Grobe agreed that AL.con tests. .. winnin~ . the MAC has plenty of players who could make it in the Big Ten. "1 wouldn 't ,say we have any can't-miss NFL guys, but we do have some kids that I· chink some other people would like to have. on their team," Grobe said. "Mike Varone, our center, is one of those guys." · But other than the 6-foot-3. 3'00pound senior, Grobe's roster is filled with underclassmen, not blue-chippers. "The key to our program getting better is to get more of those kids," Grobe said. " I think we do have some real, real good players that other conferences would like to have , but they're real young right now." The Bobcats lost their top two career rushers, tailback Steveland Hookfin and quarterback Kareem Wilson,- who were among< 21 seniors last season. Ohio was second in the nation in running last season wich a 277-yard average. But sophomore Danny Jordan take s . over the wishbone offe nse , backed up by freshman Dontrell Jackson , and they'll be protected by three new starters o n the offensive· line . . So. it's easy to see why Grobe is uneasy about the Bobcats' trip to the Metrodome and their chances of beatong the .Gophers for the first time in eight tries . · deci sions. ' ' '• ' Tigers 8, Rangers 7 Deivi Cruz's two-run homer ral lied Detroit past visiting Texas, and Bobby Higginson homered twice for the Tigers. Dave Mlicki (Il-l 0) won hts sixth straight start. He gave up seven runs on 12 hits with six strikeouts and no walks in eight innings. Todd Jones worked out of trouble in the ninth to earn hi s 22nd save. Jeff Zimmerman (9-3) allowed four eighth-inning runs and took the loss. Blue Jays 6, Twins 1 Carlos Delgado hit his careerhigh 39th homer and David Wells pitched a four-hitter. leading.Toronto to a home victory over Minnesota. Toronto moved within four games of Boston and two galfleS of Oakland in the AL wild-card race . Wells() 3-9) struck out seven and walked ' one in his 33rd complete game, his fifth this year. Shannon Stewan, who went 3for-3 , had two RBI singles. ' Rookie Joe Mays ' (5-7) gave up all six runs anll nine hits in 6!. Royals 4, Red ~ox 2 Sal Fasano homered and Mac Suzuki pitched 51h innings of threehit ball as Kansas City beat 'Boston and spoiled the return of Ramon • Martinez. The Royals st,o pped a six-game losing streak and won for the first time in I0 road games. Suzuki (1 - 4) allowed one run , walked four and struck out four to earn his second career victory. Chris Fussell earned his first eareer save. Maninez (0-1 ), making his first innings. »17 ·1110 Sign Up with U.S. Cellular and Receive 500 Local Minutes Each Month for 1 Year for $34.95 a Mcmth1 1 Additional lines available for just SI 0.95 more a month t Anew one-year U.S. Ctllular servKe agreement required. 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Hantk-ffH kC:Hs.oriH . . ivaa.w. fot Mtect phoMs. The racing menu for this Labor Day weekend .includes the Hillbilly 100 at Tyler County Speedway on Sunday and Monday Sept. 5 &6. The e~enl pays $20,000 to win and has Billy Moyer, Bill Frye , Steve Shaver, Scou Bloomquist, Mike Balzano, Rick Eckert and Steve Francis as po;e -entries. Time trials are at 3 p.m. and racing is at4 p.m. Skyline Speedway will host its season championships in four stock 1999 FORD ESCORT ZX2, NC ., Tilt, Cruise, Moonroof, Spotler, Cass., CO., AU Power Equ1P . V-8, .' '' UUR' FO~R;i;D:'iE!iiiiOiiii~ 4 DR, XLT, V-6, Auto , Aor Cond ., AM/FM Cass .. CD , PS, PB, PW, · Pwr. . car divisions · Saturday. Todd Smith of Pomeroy is challenging Andy Bond for the point 'title . Currently, Smith is in second place .' At K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, there will be Super Sprints, Late Models , Modifieds, and Hobby Stocks on Saturday for its season championship races. All four points battles arc going right down to the wire. Races begin at 7:30 p.m. 1 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR LX, V·S, Auto, Climate Control , AM/FM Cass .. All Power Equipment, Low Miles KVD submits weekend race results Here are the results from the Aug. 25 r,accs at Kanawha Valley Dragway. Drivers are listed by hometown and velllclc . if reported. Junior Dragster Division: Charley Bells 11 . Huntington, W.Va .; Adam Snowden, Rutland Modified Division: Nick Parkins, St. Albans., W.Va., 1963 Nova: Alan Lem on Jr., Gaston"'· N.C .. 1969 'r '\ While the Giants are surgi~g. · Philadelphia is fading . . •,, It was the season -high sevenlh' straight lo'S for Philloes, who concluded a winless road trip. The defeat: marked the Phollo es' first fo ur-game · ... !lweep in San Francisco since 1994. · .. The game was officiated by a ' · .' cre w that included three new · umpires. .., -l Snow said the turnover in umps : ... ~ had no immediate impact. " I tho ught the gal]1e went along. · · smoothly." Snow sa id . ' " I didn 't. · even-kn ow they (new unlpires)' were•. ' ou1 there ... Lo si ng pitcher Joe Grahe said the ·, ~ players focused on playing and did-- . •·. n:t worry about the new umps . .. · ' " I don't think you really notice· when the umpires are out there." he . , ; sai d. " You throw the ball to the min · · ·• and you see what happe ns... . : •' Grahe (0-2 ) allowed three run s on, ' ,< eight hits. He walked fo ur and struck . ·:· out three . . . 11 Mike Li ebenhal connected for htS , •;.. 28th home run leading off the fourth ,·- ".' giving the Pholli es a 2-1 lead while , ; se tting a club record for most homers' . '. in a seaso_n by a catcher. Darren Daulton hit 27 ho mers for the ..... · · ,,. Phollies in 1992. In the on ly other NL game , St.• • Loui s edged Milwaukec ·4-J .' . ·. Cardinals 4, Brewers 3 , . Jae McEwing hit an RBI sing le. ,· off Hecior Ranmez (0- 1) 1n the ninth . . a~ vtsitmg St. Lou1s won its third •. " stratght following a seven -game los- · in g streak. · Mark McGwire went 0-for-4 a nd·• ·' remained four home runs behind: ..... Sammy Sosa. who leads the major· . · t , league s with 56 . Lance Painter (4-5) pitched r: •. · : perfect innings and struck out three• -.. . for the victory. and Ricky Boualico•· , · · worked the ninth for: Ius 19th save. It,s th.e De&1ez- Behind The DeaJ That Makes The BEAL DiC£enJneel advanc~d vehicle (make unkn own) Pure Street Division: Marc French, Middleport , 1971 Caprice ; Tin'uily Douglas, hom elown unre- 1 ported Quick 4 Doorslammer: Rick Hall, Marmet , W.Va .. 1996 Corvette Quick 4 Dragster: Wayne Pinson . Wheelersburg. 1999 advanced vch'icle (make unknown) Quick 8 Street: Teddy Martin. Charleston , W.Va .. 1993 l\:1uslang : Camara Pro Division: Tim ·Wade, Jeff Derric k, S»,onvdle. W.Va .. Hurrica ne , W.Va ., 1968 Forcbord; 1983 Mustang Wayne Pinson, Wheel ersburg . 1999 461 S. Third Ave. Middleport Phone 7 40-992-2196 \ ' • \ 1.."\~ ltii iC, I lilt>. . JERRY BIBBEE stan for the Red Sox and his first appearance for any learn in more than a, year, gave up four runs three earned - and five hits in three mmngs. " I wish we had a little easier opponen t to stat with th an Minne sota, but we've got to j ump into the Big Ten r!ght off the bat. So. that 's going to be tough for us." Grobe said. "We're a- young football te am and Minnesota 's an experienced football te am with a lot of returning starters back.' ' · the race. "We're pretty relax ed. We ' re pretty f{)c used. We know we ' re ·the · ones doing the chas ing . but there really isn · l a whule o f press ure or ex pect m ions on us ," Giants fir st baseman J.T Snow said Thu rsday after San Francosco beat th e Philadelph ia Phollics 3-2: completin g a four-game sweep . . ," Right now, our jo b is 10 go out and keep playing good baseba ll and sec if littl e hy little we can close the gap. We're goi ng to need so me he lp from some of the other teams m the league to knoc k off the Doamon dbacks hac and there . Hopefully. we keep it close so when we play them at the end of thiY month . That will be a big serie s." The Giants won for the IJth time in 15 games . But they fail ed to gain substantial ground on the di\·isionleading Diamondback s until the past' three days. when they cut 2': games from the deficit to close Within six. "Hopefull y, this keeps going. our streak keeps going" said rookie Joe Nathan. who pi1ched seven strong innings for the vtctory. "All we can do os keep w1nmn g, and ~opefull y Arizona trip s and falls ." Nathan (5-3) allowed two runs on six ~Its while stnking: out four and walkmg three. After Alan Embree potched a scoreless eoghth , Robb Nen worked the ninth for his 3 1st save in 40 opportunit ies . • "We' re fortu nate · to be just _six games out. because of we hadn ' t been playing well , we could have eas ily been eight or I 0 game s out and it might have been over, '' Snow said . "We're just. going to keep .Playing . • I! The anitude o n the team is good. • Tho< is what you play for. It 's an :·' FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE ANDAFTER THE SALE (Continued from Page 4) City 4, Boston 2; New York 9, Oakland 3; Detroit 8, Texas 7; and Toronto 6, Minnesota I , Yankees 9, At~Ietics 3 Clay Bellinger hit his first career home run to help New York beat Oakland. Darryl Strawberry, in his first game sonce last Sept. 27, struck out twice and walked in his reJurn II months after learning 1\e had colon cancer and o ne . month after his 113day drug suspension ended._, · Orlando · Hern~ndez (15-7) won for the ninth time in 10 decisions as the Yankees salvaged a four:. game split wilh the A's at Yankee Stadium. Gil Heredia ( 11 -6) allowed five runs and eight hits in 4 11, innings, snappin g a streak of eight consecu - tiVe The DatiiY Sentinel • Page £ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio. Area speedways post weekend slate '•· Motorola StarTAC-3000 Ultra-small cellular phone ftts eastly In your pocket, or wear it with the included holster. - ..'-.• ·' Plaver ' '' Southern statistics • .. ,• At Waterford, the Southern Lady Tornadoes scored their first volleyball win of the year. on the road against Waterford Thursday night, pushing .their season record to 1- I overall. Southern won 12-15, 15-9, 15-13. Southern was led · by Heather Dailey with 14 points, Kim Ihle wich seven points, and and Fallon Roush six. Roush and Kim lhle had aces and Dailey had two aces. lhle and Dailey had two kills each. Rachel Cunnningham had six for Waterford. . Southern won tl)e reserve game 13-15, 15-2, 15-8. Rachel Cllapman had 14 to lead Southern, Emily Stivers had eight, Stacy Mills_had five,-and Brandi Lane had four. 24th player - and third this season - .to reach 3,000 hits . San Diego's Tony Gwynn aod Wade Boggs of Tampa Bay joined the club last month. . , . "We came up together, saod Boggs, whose 3,000th hit was a homer. "It was specoal · gellmg .to watch him hit this home run, and when he gets 31 more ba!;e hits, _I will be just as happy for him at the time." The Meigs junior varsity golf If he reaches 3,000 hits, Ripken team recently, split a pair of matches would be only the seventh pl~yer with the Wahama junior varsity. ' with 400 homers and 3,000 hits. Wahama ·won the first match Scott Erickson (11 - 11), who played on tl;~ front nine at Riverside, allowed four runs and 10 hits in 6), while Meigs won at Pine Hills. · innings, improved to I 0-3 in his last ,At Riverside, Wahama won with a . I7 starts. . . team scote. of 177. to 207 for Meigs. In o ther AL games, it was Kansas Alan Bamilz of Wahama was match medalist witH a 42. Meig s was led by Nick Wood 's 48, Jason Knight 's 50, (See AL on Page S) Houston 7.l. New York 60: Houston leads series I'· II ': 16 '~ vs. Nelsonville· York Player £ll.itll4 Am Spjkjna 4 2-4 Kristen Chevalier ......................... 16 2 0 Becky Davis ........................ .......... 5 0 0 Sarah Clifford ...................... ,....... .. 3 0 6-8 Juli Bailey ...................... ................ 2 0 0 Leah Sanders ...................... ........... 2 0 2-3 Whitney Karr ............... .... :.............0 WNBA Finals ·" '. .. .. Eastern statistics American League · roundup ' Page4 The Ea;;tern El!gles post~d their second volleyb~ll victory of the Y?~ng season with a 15-2, 15- 11 win over Mtller Thursday noght, rt!matntng undefeated overall. ' . . ' Kristen'Chevalier led the Eagles (2-0) with an 80 percent setton~ noght, 12 poilus, 'and an ace . Senior hitter Juli l!ailey domin~ted lhe net from boch the .middle and outside hitting lanes, while Ahson Rose, Leah Sanders an'd Cinda Clifford made great passes jn getting the ,ballto the frontline . . . , . : . The team has heen coached ,bY assistant Paul Bran~on, who filled tn for head coach Don Jackson, who was absent. with an 1llness m the famoly. Brannon said, "These girls don't beat themselves. They do che fundamen· tal things right. It was a total team effon." Eastern l"On che reserve game 4-15, 16-14, and 15-5. The team was led . by servin41leaders Tammy Bissell and Amber Baker. In the season opener Tuesday, Eastern defeated Nelsonvolle, 15-2 and 15- 11 . Che'valier again led' the way with I6 points ~nd four aces. Eastern won the reserve game in three .sets 4-15 , 15- 10, and 15-9. Amanda Yeauger ~nd Tammy Bissell. Eastern goes to Vinton County Tuesday. · Tampa Bay Devils Rays 11 -6. The three-run shot off Rolando Arrojo · ( 4-10) in the third inning made Ripken the 29th player to reach the mark . Ripken, who now has IRA PODELL 2,969 hits, ,spent a month on che distasoclsted Press Writer· abled list ·with nerve irritation in his • Now ' that he is healthy, Cal lower back before being activa,ted A.ipken is once again taking aim Wednesday, when he went 0-for-3. jtaking more baseball history. Ripken 's 16th homer -of the seaBaseball's Iron Man, who in his son and first since July 25 came at [9th season made his first two trips Camden Yards, the·same place where I> the disabled list, hit his 400th in 1995 he broke Lou Gehrig's "'=r homer Thursday night to help record of playing in 2. 130 straight tile Baltimore Orioles defeat the games. Ripken ended the run at ~L standings -· Eastern, Southern varsity spikers win .three matches . Flipken hits 400th career HR in. O's wir,J Baseball , Friday, September'3, 1999 : ,. Frict.y, September 3, 1999 . ' ' ,. �• • Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, September 3, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio friday, September 3, 1999 The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Senior sentiments: who is this strange old lady in her home? . • .,L-.i..lA.,.._ fNf U'f ~I"'$ ·"' --==========~- nus Synd\cote and Cre<l'tOr$ Syna \ ca'te . ' 1997, lOS Ana tiles Dear Reac;lers: My cousin, Ruth Davidson in Phoemx. sent this to me. and I have n~, idea who wrote it Every senior ql1zcn (and some junwr citizens) w11l see him or herself and laugh lillie I laughed a lot Enjoy! Senior Sentimen ts A very weird thmg has happened. A strange old lady has moved into my house. { have no idea who she IS, where she came from. or how she got in. 1 certainly did not 1nv11c her. All 1 know IS that. one day. she wasn 't )ll~re. and the next day. she was. :. :She 1s a clever old lady. and manages to keep out of sight for the most (>:th,' ~ut whenever l pa~s a mtrror, I a catch a glimpse of her. And whenev· er I look 111 the mirror to check my appearance. there she 1s. hoggi ng the whole thmg, completel y obliterati ng my gorgeous face and hody Th1s is v~ry rude I have tried scrcamtng at her. hut ~he JUS\ screams h.1ck · If she ms1 sts on hangmg arou nd . the lca ... t sht:- could J o IS offer to pay part of the rem . hut no Every one~ in a while. l fmJ a dollar hill stuck in w cual pu.:kct. or snmc h)OSl' '-' hang~ . under' a ~wf,l l' U!-hl on. hul 1t 1s not nearly cnou~h . I dnn · t waul 111 1ump tn l'IJOt:luhut I tlunk sh"-' 1s s t ca lm ~ monl"\ lmm m'e I l.!n h1 the ATM ami ,~[thdra,.., S I()() :md a few Jc1y ~ Inter. ~ i() n s. 1t 's all gnnc . I ceit~iol) dun ' t 'pend mane\ that fast . so I can on!) ''"" duJo the old 1.1J\ is pill'cm'" f1·om me . ' You'd thin~ she <H>uiJ 'pend ... IHHt ol that Jnonc_:. ln hu) \\ 11nk.lc t.: rl!am . Lord kn ows she nrl.'d"' ll. :\nJ mo,ney i~n ' t the on I} thing lt hmk '~h~ •~ !!itealmg Food !!IC'l'lll!!i tu lh-..1ppca1 at an alanning rate ·· c~rx: . .·1 ally the gnod "stulflik~ icc ncam. en~._ .mJ candy. l .:an't s.:cm to keep that stu II 1n 1hc house anymore. Sh~ must havl.' a real sweet HlOth. but shc "J bc.ltcr watch it because she is really paC"k 1ng . on the pounds. I sus~~ct she re~!.l 1zes thts. anJ lO make herself feel bet~ tcr. she is tampering with my scale tn make me thmk I am puttm.·c on we1ght. too. For an old lady. she IS qurte t hild· 1sh. She likes to play nast.v games. like going in to my closeh when I'm not home nnd alte-ring ffi)' c lothes so they don ' t fit,. And she me sse~ with , hie< and papers so I can '! hnd an\ thin~ . This IS particularly annoy· m~ ,m~e I am extremely neat and or~amL<d. She also fiddles with my VCR "' it does not record what I have c-are-fully and correctly programmcJ . Sh~.? ha' found other imaginative wa)~ w :~nnn) me She gets into my m.ul. nc"spapers and magazines hl·jnr"-' I d(l. and blurs the print so I can ' t rc.JJ it. And she has done ~t nnCtlun!! rcall)' smistcr to the volis· on lll)' _TV. radio and Ulll ..... ,.,,ntrA ""' '' -ldcphnnc . Nnw. all! hear are mum· hk.., and wh 1sr1crs. She has d.,ne ·other things .. like nuk~ my ~ lai rs steeper. my vacuum ckancrhc,I\'ICTandall \1\yknobsand fa uceiS · harder 10 turn She even m a~e mv. hod hioher so that gelling q 1ntu and out ol 1t 1 ~ a real challenge. L.Jtd _,, she• has been fooling w11h my g_ ll KC" It ~~ hcfon:- 1 put them away. appl y1ng glue w the lrds, making 11 ~llmo ~ t impossihlc for me to open the Ill) J•rs Is thiS any way to repay my hos: pitalitv? Sh~ hastaken the fun out of shop· ping for clothes. When I try some· thmg on, she stands in front of the dressing room mirror and mor\opoli1cs u. She looks iota11y ridiculous in some of those outfits, plus. she keeps postage and handling) to · Bndes,_clo Ann Landers, PO. BoK 11562. ChiCa· go. Ill. 606.11-0562. (In Canada. send $~.55 ) To find out more a~ul Ann Landers and read her pas~ columns, visit the Creators Syndlca•e web page at \\IW\\ crcalors.com me from secmg how great they look on me . Just when !thought she couldn't get any meaner, she proved me Sh 1 h I wrong e came a ong w en went k r d · to get my picture ta en ,or my n · • 1 d t h vcr s 1cense, an JU S as t e cam.era · d m f ront sh uller c )'IC ked , she JUmpe bel h of me! No one ts gomg to teve t at h · f h ld 1adytsmc · I eptctureo I ato . PI annrng · a wedd rng 'Wh · hI.'' . ats' ng Wh at ·s wrong.1 "The Ann Lan dcrs G Ul'de f.or Bn'des " W I'II re ('1cve your. · send ·a se If add resse d . 1ong. anXIety b · · 1 d h k usmess stze enve ope an a c ec or · 1ud es money ord er f or $3 .75 (I h'IS rnc Planning a wedding'' What;s right'/ . .Whm 's wrun g'' "The Ann Landers Guide for Brides " will relieve your anxiety Send a ~e l f alldrcssed long , bu-.;mcss Sl le l'IWdopc and "a c hc~k or money order for $3.75 (thi s indudes postage and handling) to : Bndcs. c/o Ann Lander>. P.O Box 11562. Ctuca· go. Ill. 60611 -0562. (In Canad'~ se nd $4.55 ) To lind out more abmlt Ann LanJcrs and read he r past column s, VISit the Creators' Synd1ca1t' wch pagl' at v. ww .•.:r~ators . com . Apostolic Chul"t"h of JKus Chris1 Aposlolk VanZandl and Ward Rd. Pastor· James Mille-r Sunday School • IO:JO a.m. Ev.:mng · 7:30p.m. Church or Jn:us Chrti:r Apostol«: F'allh Nrw Ltma Road Pas1or. Marty Hulton Sunday. 10 a.m and 7:30p.m. Wednesday, 7·30 p m. Assembly of God Llbtny AsStmbiJ or God P 0 . Box 467, Duddmg L•mc: Mason , W Va . Pasmr: Nett Tennll nt Sunda) Servu:\:s· 10:00 a m and 7 p.m Baptist Maranatha Baptist Church Burlingham- 742-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School - 10·00 a.m Morning Scf''ice 11:00 a.m. Eventng Serv1ci- 6:00p.m WedneS<jay Sc r.·1ce . 7.30 p m. , Hope Baplls1 Church (Soulh~ml Beanie Babies 'retirement' may not ·be end ·of era NEW BIRTH - Danny and Wendy Thomas of Pomeroy have announced the birth of a son, Connor Mitchell, on July 20 al Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, W.Va. The baby weighed seven pounds, three ounces and was 19-112 inches long. He was welcomed home by a sister, Courtney, seen with Cormor. Maternal grandparents are Ralph and Debl:lie Offen· berger of Syracuse, and Clyde Triplett of Woodsfield. Paternal grandparents are Dan and Jeanette Thomas of Middleport. He knows how to create u product lnoned 10 $6 74 m1lhon hy last year. 'c HICAGO (AP) - The message He knows how to create demand," acmrdn1 g"' NPD Group Inc .. a mar- "all Beanies will be retired " said Leonard Tannenbaum. prc ~ 1dent kct rc~can:h firm . . came in a flash on Ty Inc .'s \-Veh s1 te ol Co llecungnaoon com. which has Di~conl mu rd , 1 or retired models and then d1sappeared, smnhng: and an auction site dedicated tl) r"-·sclling ·h.l\'C h c~.' n the hone st sell ers. leading confuSing the Beanie Baby legions. the toys that first started u nate when "il)!llo..' toy 111du s try experts to believe Could i1 be that the Oak Brook they hilt he market live years ago . that Ty Inc ~~ s1mply trying to rekmIll . toymaker is really bringing an Tannenbaum sa1d bid volume was Jlc mtCrc~l in the newer: and perhaps end to the Bcame Baby, one of th e ~ Up 75 percent \VedncSday. ada) alter l)\C r~upplicd toys . ' hottest toy crazes of the decade' Or Tj offi cials posted th.c mc s>.1gc <lll "HeanJC Babies right now are is it just a markctmg plo) 'l thc'rr Web site . Je ,ll ly being bought ... by the pure Either way, toy experts say com· The pn\'<itcly·owncd co t)tpan) ha~ nd lccwr. whereas they were lhc rage pany president Ty Warner is likely to Jistributedmorcthan IOOdw:Kt<rs. ayearago." saidJunSIIver.publisher revn:e a market that has stcadtly been lron.l dinusau,r"s and Leddy ~~ar~ to nfThc Tov Bnok, d New York -based losi ng mterest in ihc cuddly animal h trd s and zoo animals. The \..'(l rnpa- .trade publKa tion. toys ny·~ rc,·en uc was C."!lllllatt.=U at 1u ~t Be-an ies intt~all y became popular "Ty Warner is a very smart man. $1 7 milli on 10 ~~~5 but had b.ll- hecause thw pnce of$4to $5 was Pomor· J1m D l\1} St , Middleport 57() Grunt · ') 30 it m Worsh1p · ll a.m. and 6 p.m Wednesday Service . 7 p m frte Will Baptist Church Ash Slrr:et, MiddkfKJrl Pastor Lts Hayman Sunday- Service • 7{1() p.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Wednesday Scrviee-7:00 p m Rulhmd Finl Baptist Chun-h Sunday School· 9:JO a. m. Worsh1p .- 10.45 a.m. The Community Calendar Is published as a free service lo nonprolil groups wishing to announce meetings _and speci~l events. The calendar IS nol designed 10 promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and cannot be guar· anteed to be printed a specific number of days. FRIDAY REEDSVILLE - Olive Townsh tp trustee s, 7:30p.m. Friday at the township garage on Joppa Road. RACINE Me 1gs County Pomona Grange 46. regular SC~SIOn. Fnday. 7:30 p.m a1 the RaCine grange hall . ·located on Oak Grol'e Road in Racme. All contest 1tems to b b h f . d e roug 1 or JU grng, SATURDAY SALEM CENTER - St.rr Grongc 778, regul ar scss10n. Saturday. potluek supper at 6·30 p.m. me< tmg at8 p m RACINE - The 32nd annual rcunron of the Samuel All en Ehlen fam ily, Saturday. 6 p m Star Mill Park Take covered d1sh and table ser~ Cou nty F.111grounds. at noon. Those al!l'IH.hng shnu!d hnng a .:overed dish and table <erl'i ec . DEXTER -, The ol d Dexter Church homec om in<> . With services o hc~umm~ at noon Puh!K in vited. REEDSVILLE --'- Re-union uf Ahraham and Mary Will Bahr lics"-·~ ndant~ .tt Fo.rked Run State Park , Shelter I. Carry in-dmner at noon . Fam ily and friends are asked to take a covered di sh. old family pictu res . and 1te m s for a si lent auction. Games and activitie s are planned for all ages. Children should take thetr sw im suits and towe ls. For more informatiOn call Kay Fick, 985-4! 15 or Lila Van Meier, 985-3951 . HARRISONVILLE Har· risonville Lodge 411 F&AM, Satur· day, 7:30p.m. Refreshments .. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT ~ Silver Run Grade School Reunion at the school ground "flat ," beginning al I p.m. Those attendrng should bnng lawn ch•in and memorabilia. Light -. Pomrroy Fin1 Bapllst East Mam St Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m . Sou them Baptlsl 41M72 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryartt Sum.l11y School - 9:30 a.m. Worshtp · lD 45 a.m., 7.00 p.m. Wednesda y Scrvtces ·7:00p. m. Fi~l .Calendar of activities, events in Meigs County Firs! Raptisr Church Pas1or. Mark Morrow 61h an9 Palmer S1, Mtddlepon Sunday School-9:15a.m Worsh1p · IO.t5 a.m.. H>O p.m. Wednesday Serv1ce; 7.00 p.m. refreshments. B1g Bend Cloggers to perform . Raclne_F'inl Baptist Pastor· R1 ck R~!e Sundtty School- 9·30 a.m Wo r~hip . 10·40 am , 7 00 p.m Wednesday Services . 7 00 p.m CH ES HIRE ~ The Fife reun10n wi ll be he ld Sunday. Kyger Creek Employee~ Club House. Dinner w11l be served at noon. . PAGEVILLE Reunion of descendants of Jeremiah and Rachel !;(eller R1ggs Sunday. at Pageville. In 1799 . Jerem iah Rigg s built first cabIll in ScipiO Townsh1p m that area. Cove red cll sh luncheon at noon. Dnnks and tableware piovJded. Take Lawn charrs. Call 740-992-2968 for more znformation. Silver Run B!Jptlsl Pastor: Bill Little Sunday School · lOa.m. Worshtjl · I Ia m , 6 JO p.m. Wednesda y Services- 6·JO p m MI. Union Baptist Paslor . Joe N Sayre Sun~ay Schoul-9 :45 a m. Ew ntng · 6.3ll p m. Wed nesd ay Scrvtces · 6 JOp. m. Belhlehrm Bapll§t Church Old Bdllel Fret Will Bapllsl Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middlepo.rt Sunday School · 10 a.m. Even.ng · 7:30p.m. Thu rsday Services- 7·30 Hillside Baptist Church St. R1. 143 JUSt off R1 7 Pasto r. Rev . James R .6!cree. Sr. Sunday Schoo l · tu'a m. Worsh1p · t la.m, 6 p.m Wednc!>da) Servtces -7 p m ANNOUNCES BIRTH Ronald Bryan and Sheila Harris are announcing the birth of a son, Ronald Bryan Harris Jr., born on Aug. 8 at the Marietta Memorial Hospital. The Infant weighed seven pounds and 11 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Wilma Harris of Long Bottom and the lata Mayford Harris, and maternal grandparents are Christine King of Winston· Salem, N.C.', and the late Virgil King. OVIR 200 PONTIACS TO CHOOSI FROM! Viclory Raplist lndependanl 525 N 2nQ Sr. Mtddlc po rt Paswr; James E Keesee Wors hip - IOa.m , 7 p.m. Wednesday Servtces · 7 p.m. ' . FIRST BIRTHDAY Lilly Michigan, daughter of Marc and Lesley Michigan of Athens, eel· ebrated her first birthday with a family cookout at her grand· mothers' house in Pomeroy. A ·w innie the Pooh theme was car· ried out in the cake baked by her aunt, Pauline Mayer. Attending besides Li_lly and her parents, were Marie Hauck, Donna Carr, Bill Matlack, Connie Wilburn, Henry and Dorothy Clatworthy, Donnie and Linda Mayer, Pauline Mayer, Tim and Beth Lawson, Mike and Angi Mayer; and Tere· sa Carr. Sending gifts but·unable to attend were Austin Carr, Jim Wilburn, and Chuck, Nancy Jo, Sarah and Stephen Saltz. Failh Baptist Churth Rathoad Sl , Mason Sund;~y School - 10 am. Worshtp- II a.m., 6 p. m. Wedne~ny Services - 7 p m BIRTH ANNOUNCED 6randy Stanley and Paul Robin· son announce the birth of their son, Caleb Elijah Stanley Robinson, on July 25. He was born at Holzer Medical Center In Gal· lipolls, weighed seven pounds, 11 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Dennis and Paula Stanley of Rutland, and paternal grandpar· ents are Paul and Alice Robin· son, also of Rulta(ld. 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Being a w1tness for God takes on many forms, and does not necessarilv mea n pass1ng out t1"acts or knocldng on doors. God has . . commissioned all of us to be w1tnesses to His faith , and our way may simpl}' be by demonstrating sucll vutues as honesty, trustfu lness, k1ndness, Brand New 1999 Pontiac Firebird With Hops Branct New 1999 Oldsmobile Alero Coupe Brand New 2000 Pontiac . 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RC\' Robert M:~ r klc y , Sund a~ School · 11 a. m. Sunday W o~~ h1p • 10.00 am. & 7.00 p m. Wcdncsda) St•r\'ICes · 7 JO p.m Wcdn csda ~ Ymllh St r. icc · '7 ·3(1 p m Scn1cc. 7 p m Full Gospe l Llghlhouse .33045 Hiland Ro.td. Pomcr,)y Pastor: Roy Humc r SunJa v S ~.: h uu t . 1'0 a.m. ' EvC mng 7 JO p.m. "l ue~day & Thur sday . 7,JOp.m. South Be1ht l New l'tslament Silvrr Rtdg~ . P:t~ tor · Robcn Barbct Su ndav School · 9 a m Sun 'Y,Ors hip- 10 tO am., 6 p m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Chuf'(h of the N11zanne Robe It J Cocn Sunday School · 9 JO a ni ~orshtp · 10 JO a m.. '6 p.m Wednesday Sc n1cc ~ • 7 p m Wednesday Kids for Chri~t 7 p m. C<trlrton lnltrdenomimltiun'lll Church Ktngsbul} Ro.1d l'.t~I(Jr Clvllc I J cnJa~tln ~ und.tv School IJ · 3L1 H m Pomrror Church of the Nutarenr P;~ stor .' R cv lloyd D Lirirnm,Ji. W,H -.hip Scr.·•cc Il l ]!lam Sc hwl · 9 10 .1 m Nu Sum.!J~ ur \\'c t.Jne~d.t ~ "lJght s~'T\ ll'C!'> 10 1() am .uH.l h r m 1 rm Sc r>'I Cl' . ? Fn•cdom liospcl !\li~~ion U <~ l d 1\.nub. 11n Co RJ 11 1'.1 ~tur · R ~v Roga \'.,•dllnrJ l!hesttr lhurt'h of lhc ~uzan.•nt• P.•stnr· lh~ ., Hcrbcr1 Grat•' Sund,t\ Slhwl ll <0 ot m \\'llrs htp - I I .1 m . 6 p rn Wed ncslla y s~ rV I U'~ - 7 v.m Suml.r1 So:houl · ') ~I I ,1 n1 \\ or-.ll.tp i p m \\ ht1 t• ~ (. 'hapd \\ csll.' \1111 Rull11nd C hurch of th e Nuzarrne _Paslor Rev Sa muel \V B n~)~ P. 1~tc11 (llllh )IIL I~ .~~~J lh ·\. Pl11llip ({ u.kth•tll ~U ttll.1\ ~l'I.J.tHil 'I l(l ,I U1 V. m!>h tp · 10 ~~~.1m \\ c dn~'ll.n Sc1' II.<. - p rn SunJ~•y Sch1Xll- 9:30 ~ . m Worship . 10·30 a. m, 6.30 p.m Wednesday Service~ ; 7 p.m Enterprise Pastor. Keuh Rader Sunday School· 10 a.m Worship- ~ a . m . Seventh-Day Adventist United t'aith Chunh Pomeroy B) -Pass Pastor Rc" Robert E Smtih. Sr Sunday School - 9.30 a.m. Wurslu p • 10 ]Q a m . 7 p m Pa~t o r , Ce ntral Clus1er A.sbur)' .(Syracuse) P.tslur. Clt.1d ~mf)...-k Sunday School . 9 45 ,. 111 Worsh1p · II am WcJncliday S.:rv t c c~ · 7 11! p 111 Middlrport Pr't'Sb~terian Sunola' School - 9 a m · Wofship · !t l a.m Rt. 7 On S)ra(' U ~ Wc dnc~ d .t y Harriso n, til e Prt-sb yltrian Church Worsh1p • 9 a m Sund a~ School . 9 45 am MI. Olive Communlly Chu n-h Pastor. Lawre nce Bush Sunday School- 9 30 a,m E\'cning- 7 p m Wedneda) Sm·ice. 7 p m Sum.by Sehoul · lJ :30 u Ill Worship . 1 0: ~5 a.m . 7 p.m Wed ne sday Si!n te~~ 7 p. m SUitd<J~ Sr:rv1ce · 7 p.m. · Long Bottom T ~ r ~sn Wal1h.' Ck Wur~ l11p . 1-' •rst L'nited Prdb,· l~nan . PJ,t\lr Rt\ ' Kn,ana Rob1fi~n SundJ\ School· 10 am \\ ~)r!.htp II .. m S\r.tl"lJSt> Sunday School . 9 JO am Worship - 10:45 a.m , 7:30pm Wednesday 7:30p.m. Ch urch of lht' Nazarrne Tuppen P1aios Sl. Paul Pasion Sharon Hausman Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Tuesday Services- 7·30 p m Presbyterian t>'ailh Gospel C hurch Retdnill.- h•llmo, shi p UMYF Sunday 6:30p. m Ftnt Sunday or Month· 7:30p.m. service EH'n lllg · 6 p m Ser> I C l'~ · 7.UU p.m. Vv cd ne~dJ\ Morse Chapt!l Chu rch Sunday Khool . JO1.m. Worsh1p • J l .a m. Wednesday Service ; 7 p.m •• • 7 p.m. \1iddleport Prnt«oslal ih nd Ave Pa!.M. Rev. Clark Baker Sunda} Schwl 10 a m. Wors l11p · 10 JU .- .m., "I p.m. Middleport Church of the Nazarenr Sunday School · 9.30 a.m. Worship· 10 JO a.m. 6.,:\0 p m. Wr llncsda} Servile~ · 7 p m . W cdnt:~da ~ Ser.,.lct"~. D~es' illt Communi!) Churc h· Sund a~ Schvul · 9 30 a rn . Nazarene Worship · 9·10 am Sunday School - 10:30 a m Pentecostal Prnlecos tal Assembly St R1 1~4, Ractnc · Pa~1 or : Willi am Hoback. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Eve ning- 7 p.m. Pastor, Edsel Hart Sundlly School · 9· JO a m Wmshtp - lO)Uam. 73U p.m Torch Church Co. Rd. 6J Sunday 5chool ·9:30a.m. Won;htp- 10:30 a.m. LonK Bottom • Sunr.l~ y School · Y] 0 a Ill Worsh1p · Jll ~U a m. ..-· Hazri-Cemmunil) Chu rch OffRt 12~ pm Church or the Li,·inK Stuior I' J'tvr J,:..,~c M um ~ A,;..t l'<.t.,l o r~ Jut) M orn~ ~ CT\ 1u" ~ .~turclil~ -;up m Wednesday Scn· ~ec · 7 p m. 1\11. Olivf' Uniffd Mt-thodist Ofr 124 behind Wilkesvtlle Pasto r Re.., Ralph Spires Sunday St"hoot · 9:30 a m Worshtp - 10 30 a.m. 7 p. m. Thursda y Services · 7 p m B1ll St .. wr~ Rt ·' 1~. A n1Jqu•t~ Syracuse Mission , !<I ll Bridgeman St., S)r&I..'U SC Rev. Mtke Thompson, Pastor Sunday Sehoul · I Ua.m. E\ening 6 p.m. Harlrord Church of Christ In Christian Union Hartford, W.Va Pa.<ttor·Jim Hug hes Sunday School · t I a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m.• 7:30p.m. Wedne5day Services - 7:30pm. Pu~ lm full (.;u\~1 f>'ullh V11 1l e~ Tabermtcle Church Bui'lc y Run Road Pa~tur Rc' . Emmcu Rawson Sund~ J Evcntng 7 p.m Christian Un1on Nt'M Lift Vidor) CenlerC rn::k Road, G.. lhpol •s. OH Grur~1. ~ Pa~t or 575 Pear l St , M1 dJicport Pastur Sam Amlc~wn SundH Srhool It! u m. b c1;m~ 1 .•o p. m. We dnt:~da\ S~nu.:c- 7.10 p.m. Th ur~day School · J{) am Sunda} Scr--. 1'-'C' • \U ;.~ m &. "' p m W~ dnc-.d.i~ · - p m &. Yuuth 7 p m. Middleport Communttl Church Worsh ip. Ya m Tuesda y Scrvircs · 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor Boh Rttndolph Worsh1p - 9·JO am. Sunday Sch(.)o\ - 10·30 a.m. . _,-.,3 Harrisonvillf Communlly C h u~ch Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday ·9:30a.m. iln d 7 p m. Wedncsda) . 7 p m. Coolville UnUed Methodist Parish Pas1or: Helen Kline Coolvillt Church Mam & Ftfth SL Sunday School ·· 10 am I 7 pm Sc-rvtcc · i p m Sunda y, 2•3Q p m , Racine Pastor· Bnan Harkness Sunday School · 10 am Worshtp · l l,a. m Chesler Pastor: Sharon Hausman Worshtp - 9 a.m. Sunday School- 10 am Thursday Scrvtce~- 7 p m. \1 1ddkport W CH\htp · ~ p m . \\ rdnt'M.Iii} Scrvtcc · i p m. Tht Btlicvers' hllowship Ministry New Lime Rd ., Ru tland Pastor Rev. Ma rgaret J . Robmson Scrv~ccs : Wednesda y, 7.30 p.m. East l.A?1a rt Pastor Brtan Harkness Sund~y School 10 a.m Worship - 9 i .m. Wednesday- 7 p m. W ur ~ l11p · I I ,1.m Wcdncsr.l<~ y Scr v u;~ s . 8 ~t.l'!d .. \ 10 00 o~ , m . ~ 00 p m. Y,w th Fello..,l.hip Sunda) H.KJ p m Wedne<.dn) ~ r. · •ce 7 ULJ p m "Morning Slar lk\\.ilnc Stutler Sundav SchOOl · II a m wOr ship . J() ol. m I Worsh ip· 11 am, 6 30 p m A\C .. Sunda~ Kf\IC~ fl a~1m · Hockingport Church Grand S1rce1 Sum,la)' School · I{ I a. m G111ce Episcopal C hurch 326 E. Matn St., Pomeroy Rev, James Bernacki, Rev Katharin Foster Rev. Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy Eucharisl and Sunday School11 :00 am. www.frognel.netl-deanery i<t'JOid(tg Lift <.hurch UdbJion Chris1 1an 1-'ellol'lship Church Pa<ttor· Dewn)·nt Stutl er Sunday School 9 .30 a m Worslup - 10 45 a.rn B1bk StuJ v Wed -:I I() p m Graham Unlieil M~thodlsl ·Worship· 9:30a m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (Jrd & 4th Sun) Wednesday Scrv1ce · 7.30 p m Rerdsvillt- W cdne~t..!a) Carmei-Sulton Carmel & Bashan RdS Racme, Oh 10 United Methodist Allred Paslor· Sharon Hausman Sunduy School - 9 30 a.m. b "cmng · ., p m W or l> h1p - 111 );~m railh t' ull Gusptl Church Long Bouum Pa~tor Steve- K c~U Sunday School . 9.JU : a.m \\l orship- 9·30 a ri1 and 7 p.m. Wednesday . 7 p m Frida)' · fellowship scrv tce 7 p m Bethel Ch urch Township l~d .. 46SC Sunday Sehoul · 9 a.m. 'W orshrp - !0 ,t.m. Wedne!>r.lay ScrvJCC5 · 10 a.m Mt. Moriah Church of God Mile Hill Rd , Racir\e ' 1 Pas10r: Bnce Uu Sunday School · 9.45 a. m. Evemng · 6 p.m. Wednesday ServiceS • 7 p.m. :-,,. ndJ\ :-,~·hooi"JJU.i· m Salem St , Rull.a nd Pas1or: Rabe n E: MU!>scr Sunda\ School. 1i.l a m. Bethn, Sl. Paul Lutheran Church Corner Sycamore & Second St , Pomeroy Rev. Donald C Fritz Sunday School . 9:45 a m Worsh1p . t I a.m. Meigs Coopr ralin Parish . Nonheast Cl uster Slhtrs\me "ord orrailh t'J..llH Dill IIJ O;.ltle\ .C.:hrisliaa Fellowship ' Ceattr Paslor: Dewayne Stuller Sunday School · 10 am Wors hip- 9 a. m. Wednesda)' Services· 10 a.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Worsh1p- l l a.m. ·-ll,p m Rock Spring5 \\l orship 9 am Our Saviour Lulhtran ·C hurch Walnul and Henry Sis., Ravcnsw1>od, W Va. Pastor. David Russell ~.: nK1. Uaft on TaWr'nadc- Chul"(h Lltftvn. \\ \'J Snow,llle Su ndll)' Sehoul · Ill a m Christ of Lauer· Day Saints St. Rt. 160,446-6247 ur 446-7486 Sunday Schooll0.20- ll a.m. Rc\td Sociely/Priesthood 11·05-12'<.10 noo n Sacrament Servtce 9-10·15 a.rn Hr.tmcmakmg mect m~ . l.st Thur~ . 7 p.m. Church of God urr ttnttr •o , m ""' ;11 p m 111 P,i'•l•tr l..d>Arcncc Foreman Sunda• Schuur- 'J \IJ J .m. \\ Or~htp- HJ 30am \.\ u.Jne'>4!a) Ser\lct'~ · I p m. Sa\rm Ctnter Worshtp · 9.00 a.m. Sunday School • 10.00 a m. Dl:•ler C hurdl or C hrist Pastor: Juslin Campbell Su nday sch0019:30 a.m. Norman Will, 1\Jpcrintcndenl Sunday worship- 10:30 a.m. r' faith Cbaptl Y:!J S. Third St, Mtddlepon Pa~tor Erme Wt"nycrd Sunda) '\tf' icc, JU ~ . m . Wedne.sda) "fr.Ke . "I p m PaSior· Ron ft crct Sunr.lu1 School 9: I ~ a m Wof)h tp Ill IS J m. Lutheran ' \~ ,.r,r Pomero)' Paslor C"onme Ftares St~nJa, Sd!t"IOI . '1. 15 <i m Wof.-.h•p · 1W·.'\Cl a. m Bible Stud) Tucsda~ · Ill a.m. Hysell Run HollntSS Chun:h Sunday Sc hool - 9:30a.m. Worshtp - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m . Th ursday Service· 7:30 J).m. Pmc Grove Rev. Ounald C.' Fmz · "'p , ~ Wednesda) 7 pm ' Rutland The Cburth or Jesus H l~d..,I)OI.] St:r\K"C trme Sundd\ IU JU am W or~htp · IU il.m. Youth Fellow.shi p. Sunday · 6 p m Reorganized C hurch of Jesus Chri§t of Lalltr Da y SainiSI Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor Jerry Stngcr Sunday School ·9:30a.m Worshtp- 10 30 a.m Wednesday Scrv1ce~- 7 30 p.m Rr1 p,~.,wr '-J .. r JJ' '),h<~tlf. 4 111.1 m 773-:0IJ! "! Sunt..!a1 School 9..JO J m. Wu~-.h•p · 10 30 J. m. Th un.d~~ Ser v 1cc~ - 7 fl.m Sl. John Lutheran Ch urc-h Biblr C hurch P m.:n~1 Ptk• Cu RU ~ uii-Gu:.pel Ch ur~h Wrsleyan Bible Holiness C hurch 75 Pearl St, Middle port. Pastor: Rev. Doua Colt Sunday Wors h1p ·9:30p.m ., 7.30 p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30pm Sunday School- 9 30 a.m. Worsh1p · to·JO a.m., 7:30p.m. ' Wednesday Serv1ce 7.JO p m. C"' l~an PaM or!. Juhn & Pan; Wo~d ~ tl03 Second A\ e ~la~n Paswr: Ketlh Rlldc r Sunday School -IJ: I 5 ll.m. \ Fraokhn V1c-kcns 7pm Fnd.i~ . S.l'f\IL-.. .;;f.M_! ' Pine Grovt Bible Holiness Church 112 mile off Rt 325 Paslor. Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School - 9.30 a.m. Worsh1p · 10.30 a.m., 7.30 p m. Wednesda y Service · 7: 30pm Llnpvillt Cht;stian Ch urch Reedsville Churth of Christ Pasloi: Philip Slurm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worsh1p Service: 10:30 a m Bible Study, Wednesday. 6:30p.m. Agape Crow's Family Restaurant JliiiiiJer Jli uneml Jf!omr .:line. "Featunng Kentucky FmJd Chicken·· Davls-Qulckel Agency Inc. Full line of Insurance Products + Ftnanclat Servtees Support your local churches Place an ad in this space Check here for Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ... ·current Church SERVICES .__.,,..c..;,: -·'--·-.. 214 E. Main listings. ' · 992·5130 Pomeroy - Let you moderation be known to all men. The Lord is at hand. Philippians 4:5 992-5432 992-2955 Pomeroy NEW HAVEN Dignity and Service Always FUNERAL HOME Established 1913 992-2121 106 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy 740-992-5 141 Bruce R Ftsher - D1 rec1or 590 East Matn Street • Pomeroy. OH 45769 740·992-5444 James A. Acree , Jr . D1rector SWISHER & LOHSE My lillie children, let PHARMACY~ u:s not luv.e in word; \ neither in tounge, but We Fill Doctors' Prescription s · in deed and in truth. EWING FUNERAL HOME ' 264 South Second Ave.•Mujdleport , OH 45760 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy ,. ~ .tllese·area merchants GENCIES Inc, Bill Quickel 992-6677 West Virginia's 11 Chevy, Pontiac, Buick, Olds, . And Cuslom Van Dealar. Hkkoey Hills Chun:h ol Christ Eva ngelist Mike Moore Sunday School - 9 a.m Worship · 10 am ,, 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p m. Po~~lor Rc~ \\ iJrh...JJ• Chureli annoimce'-ents sponso~ed by . . loves us. Bradford Church or Chris! Corne r of S1 Rt 124 4 Bradbury Rd M1n1ster· Doug Shamblin Youth Mtnisrer· Bill Amberger · Sunday School 9 30 a m Worshtp ·8:00a.m., 10 30 a.m., 7.00 p.m. Wednesday Services· - 7.00 p.m. Wcdnc:.da) Scf' ''-"C \ Prart (:"haptl Sunday School · 9 a.m w o rship- ro il.m Rost of Sharon Holiness Churcb Uading Creek Rd .. Rudand Paslor. Rev. Dewey Kin g Sunday school· 9:30 a m. Sunday worship- 7 p.m Wednesday prayer meeting- 7 p m." Fatlh -t-ello-stup CruAde for ChriJI ' INSURANCE and trust m our everyday lives. know how muc h our lord . . Pibtor B rum M a} Sundo1) School · lj 30 a·m \\ or:-.h1p · "'.00 p m \\ cdnc-~~ B1blc Stud} -7.00 p.m. Sunda~ ScrviCt'!> · 10 a m d.: h p m Mint'l"\fille r a:.tur. Ch;:~rJ l:mnd. Sunday Schwl . 9 am Wor:.h1p · 10 u m Latter-Day Saints Rulland Chur'<'h of Christ Sunday School . 9:30 a m Worshtp ·l0 30am .. 7 p.m Episcopal Sacred Heart CaJhollc Churth 161 Mulbcny A...e., Pomeroy, ~2-5898 Pastor· Rev. Waller E. Hemz Sat Con 4:45-5:15p.m.; Mass- 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8.45·9. 15 a.m.. Su n. Mass-9:30a.m. Dailey Mass- 8·30 a m I on~e heard it asked that if we wer~ bei_ng accused of being a Christian, would there be 'enoUgh evidence to convict us? The saying that "actions -· B111dbur)> C h~rch of Christ Paslur Tom Runyon Sunday School- 9:30 a m. Worship · IO.JO a m. Second & Lynn, Pomcro)' Sunday school and wo rship 10:25 · 7 p. rn . \ .:rnJgJ, ,. Sullf\ ,rn ~ u ruJa ~ ~· h,kll · 'I 'II J m Wof-.h•p Ill ltl J m .• t •in in• I:J.iblt (bu.-ct. Lc:tiirt , W \ ,J Rt J Han tsr Oulrearh \ltntstrirs -17431,1 Re1~l Rd Chc,tcr Pa~wrs· Re' Maf\ and Harold Cool. Ueath 1\liddlep.1rt 1 Wednesday Service. 7-: 30p.m ' Other Churches ~ m l'.! '-l~•r Pas lor :.. Charles Sw1gger Su ndpy School ·9:30a.m Worship · 10 30 am and 6 p m. -Wcdrn:sday Service · 7:00 p.m Trinity Church Rulland Free Will Baplisl Salem St Puslllr Rev Paul T11ylor Stmdll} School 10 am. Evening • 7 p.m. CoiYIU'J Pil&rim Chopol Harrisonville Road Pastur: Rev. Vtctor }J.oush Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Worship- 11 a.m., 7 30 p.m. Forni Run Paslor· Chad Emud. Sund;~y School - IU a m· Wcmh1p 4 a m ThufW:I\ S\·f' t~" C\ • 6 ]() p.m Won,hlp · 11 Du'illt Holi_.. Cllurt:b JIOS7 State: Route 32-$, Langsvlle Paslor: Gary Jacbon Sunday school • 9·30 .a.m. Sunday worship - 10·30 a.m. & 7 p.m Wednesday prayer ser\licc: - 7 p.m. Laurel Clitr Fret Mtlhodisl Church Congregational Sun~ay Catholic BEA WITNESS BY YOUR ACTIONS - Tuppers Plain Church or Cbrisl tnstrumcntal Pasror: Terry S1cwart Worship Service- 9 a.m Cummumo n · lO a.m. Stmday School· 10.15 a.m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday Bi bk .Sludy Wednesday 7 pm Ch•rth of God of Prophety O.J. White Rd , off St. R1. 160 Pastor. P.J. Chapm~n Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship· II a m. Wednesday Servtces- 7 p.m. Antlquily Baptlsl Wcdn csd~y Service~ Bearwallow Ridgt Chu rch of Christ Pastor:Tc«y S&ewan Sunday Schoo\ -9 :30 a.m Worshtp · 10.30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. FlrstChun:h or God Apple and Second Sis. Pas tor: Rev. Dav id Russell Sunda) School and Worsh1p- 10 a.m Evening Serv1ces- 6:30pm . Wednesday Serv i~es- 6:30pm. Sunday School · 9:30 a m. • Ram Air V-6 Power • Automatic • Air Conditioning Ktno Churcll of Chris I Worship· 9 JO a m Sunday School - 10:30 am. Pi1Slor-Jcffrcy Wa llace 1st and 3rd Sun<iay ' S)'niiCUH Mt. Mori11h B11ptist Fourth & Main St., Middleport Pastor: Rev G1lbert Craig, h. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worshtp · to:4S a m. ~7,&50* Mlddltpol"' Church of Christ 51h and Main Pastor: AI Hanson Yolllh Min1s1er: Bill Frazier Sunday Sdtoul- 9:30 a,m. Worship· 8:15, 10:30 a.m.• 7 p.m. Wednesday Servtccs ( 7 p m. Rolland Church of God Paswr: Ron Healh Sunday Worship- 10 a.m., 6 p m. Wednesday Servtces · 7 p.m. Fomr Run Baptist PastOr : Arius Hun Su nda) School - 10 a.m . Worship· 11 a.m. Brand New 19g9 Pontiac Grand Am GT Pomtro)' Westiidr Chun:h of Christ 33226 Childre n·~ Homr Rd. Sunday School - II a.m. Worsf•~ · IO·•.m.• 6 p.m. WedneSday Scrvtces • 7 p.m. ' Pastor Gene Morrts Su nda) Sd10ul - 9.30 ~ . m Sunday Wors hrp . 10 JO a m. & 7 p.m. Wedntsday Bible Sludy • tJ.UO p. m. . ATHENS Guthrie /S tory reunion. 4~H building on the· Athl':n s Mmisctr Dann~ B&as Sunday School · 9 30 a.m. Woohip- 10·30 a.m., 7 p.m Wrdnt:sday Servkcs. 7 p.m Hemlock Grovt Church Pastor Gene Zopp Sunday school · \0:30a.m Worship- 9.30 a.m .• 7 p.m Great Bend. Route 124. R:lctn e. OH \'ICC. Com•ualty C.W'tb Pastor Rev. Amo5 Ttl! IS Matn Street, Rutla nd Sunday Worship-10·00 a.m Sunday Sel'\·ict- 7 p.m. 212 W. M.;un St Porcland t-lrsl Chu.rdl of tht ,.,.azarutP.Nor Mark M.alwn Sund :cn School ·lU 30 il m. Morntng Worship - 1 I l!i am Sul\day S!:r. tc~ - 6 p m W edne~a ~ 5.!:1"\ •ceo; · 7 p m fblwOCMb Pastor Keuh R.Jdt:r Suml;~y MiJool • 10 • m. Holt ness Zion Churth or Christ · Pomeroy , Harri sonville Rd (Rtl4)) Pastor: Roger Warson Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m.. HlO p.m, Wednesday Servtces • 7 p.m. Sund ;~y ~chool affordable for most _children. Later. C{ Bean1cs promotion s11.onsored by the !hey became val uable collectibles for ,K.ankakee 1 lll , pohce department. adults who could sell a single toy for Tannenbaum sa1d pnccs Were up as much asS 1,000. ~edn ~~day but were .not sky rOcket· The lengths pepple have gone to mg , ~mt·c many coll t;_ctors were sttll get Beanie Babies" are lege ndary . holdmg: bac.k on puttmg tht:Jr BeanConsider the fanner bank presi- · 1cs up for ~ 1 d . dent and hts wtfe who were charged An~c Ntckcls. a Ty spokcswomm+, in Wisconsin earlier this year with had little to say When reached embe z.zling millions of dollars - a Wedne sday at th: company 's headgood chunk of it used 10 buy Beanie quarters. She contrnned thatthe mes· Babies. In Salinas, Calif., ;. won~an sage posted on t_hc Web si1 c was legil· admitted using stolen credit card u~atc but declined to say why the numbers lo feed her habi t of buymg company nwde the deciSIOn - or Beanies. whether the co mpany would be mak' And lasl year, people lined up to 1~g an~ new Bcante Bah1cs niter the hand overlheirfirearmsinaGunsfor . frrst ot the year. Church of Chnst ,._.., Cbon:lo or Cllrill ·•n(' w 'Cf'fJ' flr.erH' f-'d D~rector · John 3:18 SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE 992-7075 Tmll ~ f; .,.~-- 882·8200 Lundy Brown . :francis FLORIST .\f,, i~-' C"rmt.\ ~ Oflit•.d f"lun~t 352 fall Mllln POIIIIII'OY, OH .,...,.,, 740 -992· 2644 7 40·992·6298 / ,i• f . ~ ' l " ;-inu/ l 1 m r "/'lum,.:ht• U uh "I"'',,/ I -.~ r•• . Searching for a local church? Check the Sentinel every Friday! Regan Brown 172 North Second Ave . 174 Layne Street . M i_ddleport . Oh . 'I ' �P Friday, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Sent • September 3, 1999 :~Public •n.Dmly ~~iNd~~~~-r~~~;c~~~~~~~~~~~;=.==~::::::::::~::::::::::~~~~~~:: Nollce pro-. lhlo 2nd doy · ::o.m:::.ln ttw Public: Notice ' Public: Notice an llhmory In llllnOIY In Memory BUSINESS SERVICES County AIC9'nCOURTOF """'" • '• ....-. """' •n.-orca. No. 301011, Docket 0, .._. IICft1ca llewl... Cotlo, Soc. m 7.cn(AI . ...._ 1e IM:ob> I'-' IIIIIs.- Koenig DMm (1K:Auco ~Ago 1), C.. No. 30100 of Rt. 2, . . . II, Row loy Ln, Coolville, OH. 45723, hoi oppllod to tho Co"'mon Pleoo Court, Prolllll Dlvlolon of oil pllnCtl, 1... Judllh II . Sinon, Prclllt.DeputyCieo1< 1813 Public No....., ...,.,. =ttor PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~ ol Julie NOTICE ,Rovlood Codl, Soc.~?l7.0 1 (A) Notlco II horlbJ given tlolt Julia Ann Doerlor, of 32U42 Dewitt• Run, Long Meip Sworn to beloro mo ond olgnod In my pruonco, thlo 26th dly of Auguot. !tilt. W Comm Vlolot erry, · Exp. 2~1 (II) 3 IT Public: Notice ••11• County Probate bt .heard In said Court, Savings Courl Buoon Koonig Doom Tho Sloto of Ohio, lllllgo County. Poroonolly oppoorod Hloro· mo and modo oolomn oolh thot the nctlce, 1 copy of which ot 1:30 P.M .. on· tho · doy of October, 1999, II Molgs County Court Houoo. Doltll D. Weddle · Tho C·S1oto of . Ohio, Molgs ounty. Personally appoorod Pomeroy, Ohio, rosorvos the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw lho obove collateraL prior to solo. Further, 'rho Farmori Bonk and Sovings Company reserves the right to roiecl any or all bldo submitted. Ia hweto attached, waa . before me Violet Werry pullllolled ono time, to ond modo solemn oath oral will be sold in the con· wit: on the 3rd day of thai the notice, a copy ot Soplembor, 1099, (being which Is hereto 1ttsched, was published one limo, to wit: on the 26th day o1August,1999, (being 11 lout thirty days prior to tho 2nd day ol September, 1999, lho dote tho application is to ditlon it Is in, with no express or Implied war~ DMm. It- tltlrty dlyo prior to ttw 4th doy of October 1H9, tho doto tho oppllcollon 11 t'o be llllrd, 11 mentioned In oold notlco,).ln the Dally Santlnel, 1 nowopopor of ..,.... drculatlon In the County aforaukl. Buoon Kooni'J Deem Sworn to before me ond olgnod 41 h be heard , u mentioned In aaid notice,) in the Dally Sentinel. a new1paper of general In · my tor colll ttw fallowing colo 1- t• June Sept. colll. Tho Homo NMJonol Bonk rooorvoo lho right to rojoct ony or oil tHdo or to romovo ony unn from 11\o oolo 11 Hi•:~Pll nfl'.. l't- HAKfWEIL SIORAGE CU.SSIFIEDSI ST. RT. 7 Public: Notice 10 X 10$40 PUBUC NOTICE Emily BryaJ~ne Weaver 10 X20 $60 992-1717 . linda's Painting · Take the pain out of paintin~ and let Luck Isaiah 740·985·4180 BINGO AMERICAN LEGION Horner · J•ff. Tabitha ..an<l _\t·ik llorner a-re pleased t o · annoum·.- the Lirt h uf their son an,l liult• brulluar. Lu~f. Isaiah. Lukr was Lorn in Washington, PA on April 7th 1999 wPighing '7 lbs. 15 uz . (Low Rates) . Free Estimates POST 467 RUTLAND, OHIO GUARANTEED 60 A GAME, OVER 10 PEOPLE 80 A GAME, OVER 90 PEOPLE 99.00 A GAME PROGRES· SIVE SIARIURSI AND COVERALL . MON & WED. DOORS OPEN AI 4:30 GAMES SJART AT 6:30 The family t)O'olo' residrs in Connectlcut. Maternni .Greal GrandJJ are-nts art" Lawrence and Barbara Eblin uf Pomf'roy. Patef'nal Grandpar·t>nts are George and Judy Horner o.f Tuppers Plains. WICKS "fiOUnG InC. We Deliver Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt, Agricultural Lime, Mulch, Top Soil me do it for you. INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave message. After 6 pm . Ehlin. Pom .. roy. 8n<l ' ~1arg & Dirk '\lea\'('1'. BRAMHI COAL COMPAN.V 740-992-3470 ' Sr. 124 Wellston, _Ohio 740-384-6212 WMP liD STOIEI COIL H.I.A.P. VOUCNEIS ACCEPTED .DELIYEIT lVliUILE HOUIISo 7am THRU 4pm MONDAY·FRIDAY 7qm TO NOON .SATURDAY WILLIS' ·sEAMLESS GOnERS s;tJ;,, ' s,11;1 1·100·311·3391 Free Estimates Contractors Weleo111e Albany, Ohio 7127199 2 mo. pd . YOUIIG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Rocm addHions & Remodollilg •New Garageo ·Eieclricol & Plumbing •Rocftng & Gutter• •Vinyl Siding & Painting •Patio & Porcli Deckl FrH·Etllflllltt V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 22 yro. Local DEPOYSAG PARTS All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts CAR CARE. SPECIAL "EDITION Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts 1 Dealers. 1000 Sf. Rf.. 7 South Coolville, OH. 45723· 740117-1383 SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION ·New Homes • Remodeling • Siding • Roofs , 25 yrs experience (740) 992-2753 or 992·1101 Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St, Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.oo per game $300.90 Coverall $500.00 Starburat Progrenlve top line. Uc. IIIJ0.50 """""' 1.999 HONDA FOREMAN 450 ES 4X4 GIVEAWAY s,Jo"sured by tl•e • Pomeroy Yolunleer Emerget~cy Squad, f,.£:orpormed . Tickets: ·$10.00 Donation Each/1000 Maximum Drawing lo be held al 12 pnt on Sunday October 1O, 1999 Fu1· 1\1on' Informati on f.all1 ~ 740-.~4 1 -4001 o1· ~unta«~t a-':ly Pomeroy S_quad KCB Backhoe & Bulldozer Services Site Preparation Reserve Your Advertising Space Today! ADVERTISING DEADLINE IS Lneal Ca ll · Joe N. Sayre Gutters Downspouts Septic Systems RODNEY KELLER Owner/Operator Gutter Cleaning 1-740·985-3949 949-2168 HILL S 1 ·CALL DAVE OR KATHY SELF STORACE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949-2;!17 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10'x30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM The .D aily Sentinel ;PHONE 992·2156 7122!TFN THroo lemalo long hliirlld • ....,, , to 90Qd- """· 7404!12-9937. We deliver ALMOST anything TJWO Free Puppies. Half Beagle ancs hal1 Border Collie. to good . 70 G&W Plastics and Supply' St. At 7 Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock tan wili1 btad< Yard S81e Henderson , WV We Do••• • Parking Lots • Basketball Courts · • Driveways • Grading Work • Hauling Stone fREE ESTIMATES ConLIWV003506 A & D Auto Upholstery • Plus, Inc Ohio Truck seats. car seats, headliners, truck tarps. convertible & vtnyi tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. boat cove'rs, carpets, etc. Mon - Fri ~:30 - 5:00 Over 40 yrs experience I 740) 742•8888 ' ' ' . ... Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to Sat..II:OO to 12:00 LONG'S CONSTRUCTION • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings 20 years experience JONES' TREE SERVICE 4th Only. Clothing. Baby Thru Adult. Sewing Maclllne. WoOden Shelves. ToYs. Lots Of Every· thing! a.« Second Avenue. Time: 8-4. 3 Family Garage Sale; Sej)tembar 4lt'l, 9 •1 172 Skkmore Road Longenbergar Baskett And Acctt· aorlas. Home Interior. Crafts, & ~! Friday. SaJurmr !113o99. 'And 91&1 99 Fir5t Hou&e West Of Uncoln P,ie On StDI Routa 141 . Friday afld Saturday .at Bidwell T.atle 554 toward Cheshire go aboul 4 Miles. turn on Morgan Cenior Rd. to 1/2 to Gooove Rd. Uot R91tlirsl-onRigl'< 9·? Bneball Cards. AJt sue Ckrtl'ltl.- Mucf'l. 5atunlay. 9~5ro House On The Hill Beh1nd Foodlaftd . JaCkson Pike, 5eptember 1sr Thru at a r• 5. Huge Garage Sale; Eno Tr;nity Gospel MISsiOn S1ale Route 554. 2nd , 3rd . 4th. 9 To ?_ 1Baby Clothes . Furniture. ToolS, 11005ehold ITems, Lots Of Ulsc . Food Sem!d. 3 Family Yard Sale: September 3rd, -4th , 5th And Monday Septi1Tiber 6, 1999, 9:00 A.M. To B:OO P.M . 501 Roush Lana, Cheshire, Ohio 112 Mila West On Roush Lana Off Of Route 7 North 01 Cheshire, Ot'lio, Lamps , Bedroom Suite , Various Furniture, Some Antique Dishes. Etc. Antique Wicker Lounge {Large Womens · Clothes. Some New Childrens Clothes, Various Other Uems) & Lift Chair. Moving; 132 $tate Street. Friday BllNKBUP'R:Y Ito'"'· . lair and cap. Septic Tanks Pumped HO~ARD'S TRI- COUNTY SANITATION 740-7 42-2566. Hire a Vet SaJurmr, SA 143. Hama lnll!fior. beanies. b»>l. lots monr. Saturday- men 's . .omen'S c6oth· mg. glassware. collectMJie5. 525 tpm. 5ept, 2 . 3. 4. troal: •llh traite1 and motor. ulitily trailer. od< .., trudo.. 1anl rolill. 1anl . - -. hand-. smoter and Oddt and ends. lron skilets I Dutch 0\IJen, at the eno of Jividen HoUow ~d . catt 740· ·742-ooo3. september 2'·3. cor~r of FlatWOOds and Rodlsprings Rd . ~""' lpn. Sorratt•'Y b ~Syracuse - mulli taml1y. ra1n or shine . Saturday. Remote control U;Mnlt.IDJS & nun more. Two tarrily, Septefrber 2-4. 22842 SR 338, letart Falls. Mtcrowava. pressure canners, furniture. sewing machine&. oh:i dishe&. Home Interior, Xmas.~· Two family· Ruth Shuler resi· lOtions. Saturday. 9/4) 99. 9·4 . 583 Le · Grande Boulevard . Womens & Mens Ctothil'lg, Miscellal'ltou5 . Saturday-Sunday Campaign. Ad I n Sld-.H Turn Right on Rt. .5S4 on Rt 110.2 m1111 ouc on Right! Sept_ . 2. 3.• - 9 :00·5:00. 2 Family Movir'lg and Garage Sale. An· tiquea. Furniture. Household and Decorating Items, Exercise EQUip- lruct1oo LJcen,Jet!l aM'tl;c:e -sfi .On10 & West vqn'loa. 773-51150r304-Tn-5441 )()A. r.,.,._ We Mmeyer·1 .Auet•on ServiCe ()he 7«1--319--2720 Wanted to Buy 911 Absotuto Top Ootlor· All U S Solvet Go4d C01ns. Proofteti'. .-.nd R•ngs. Pr4-1 O<ap>ondl. - 1J)O U-5 CUrrency, · Gold & Vicinity 3 Family Yard Sale. Fri. & Sat 3. 112 miles out Union Campgrounct Road . Canning Jars. Home Interior. Baby Clothes. Ml sc .JFresh llooom Eogs. SAM-? ment, Adult Clothing . Bear Run Rd . off St. Rt 7, Pasl Raccoon C- Follow Signs . ' - 3 Family. ·FridayiSaturday. 9AM . 3010 Kathnor Lana. Lots of nice achool clothll. Hou,.waral, 1 Family Yard sate beh in d Natlonal Guard Armory Sat. Sept 4th . 83 Hawlhorne lane Sat. 91 4 8:00.7 behind National Guard Ar· CREDIT PROBLEMS??? Sat. WORRYING!!! 'JACKS ROOFIN.G & CONSTRUCTION & EXCAVATING CO. u-n:,emu. ljjiiUgs a. (7401 992•3838 Uo0oldio19~ • .PersDn.lttt~ Dti'.Pf.W'I • H01M -~BJE T,.mm; Earn li26 ·S32 000 !1 st Yr W Full Benef11.S No E.:p H.,_cteO P A M Trii!"'Spon SP1!!'CIIi1 Ca tt Toll FreE 1-817-2 3 ~· 600'2 Su11 -Fn . 1 AM ·7 PM WWW~I1!iiJ)CIIf'l.. EJCper.enc.d S.fVJCI Tect'l Bqr· e'- & l.,il'lll'nmower Au.embiF G<oatPo,&BenoOts AI'PC.YTOOIIf, SfAR fOM' RlW Cll1..-.a52·.zt.S3 "*"'·(;rollpo!os. 74Q,o<6-2802. C'-an Late Model Cars O r Tructs, lOW M 1les, 1995 MocleiS Or Nawet". SmFm Bud: Pont1at 1900-- Gailo>O'S Wamed To B.uy: Uud Moci te HomH, Cati7-4Q-446.0175 . Or 1· :104-6~5 Help Wanted Rust! - Inn. ~­ Jan •tor WanteG For New Ames Store In Ga!hpoltS. Cat! 1 ·888· '91--6,31 Leave Mesu"e . And WJO-.nGall KIIOGEii Soo!>!>ilos ProSeti-Adtlr4!11ised & Ga-.. Ff.IIJ. Tnne Waitress.. kJoty tn son At 7pm-9am74M92~ . 12.000 •EEitLYI M1111ng .&00 Br0Chures1 Sati sla,ctiOn Guarvided1 up .. suoo • • month proc:ualng . medi cel clahne . .. D experlenc:• necaa••rr~ PC required . (IOO ~ Ns- Help wa nte-d e.a nn g for I! der ry SERVIC ES •-!PoNge SD44~PPR ABI:IIt Sd 5Wr1ped EnYOiope' GICO. DEPT 5 , Bo• 1438 . ANTIOCH. TN 3701 1-1431. Stan toowrediarl!ly WEEKLY POTENTIAl Complete Simpl e Government · Forms At Home. No E~nence· fllleceuary. CAll TOLL f~EE • 1 ~ 966 3599 Ext 2601 . $800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN 80SS! WORK FROM · HOME PROCESSING GOVERNMENT REFUNDS. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 1·800·85&·6409 EJI. 5045. ·-TAICIHG APPUCATIONS FOR NEW GAI.UPOUS STORE MRTTWE OPE...s tnte-rM1etl Candl Cia res May f tll Out App hc.atJon s In Person At The Kroger Store Located A'! The Silver Bndoje Plaza 5"""'< Mooday. August JO - Fnday. Sep!Bm· ber 3 Between 9:00 .A M . -s 00 P.M . We Will Se Acceotmg Ap phcat!Ons For AA Par1·Tmle Pos~ lions. Eiogt>JoBenefils ""'*'do;. ASSEMBLY AT HOIII£11 Crafts . Toys. Jewelry. Wood . Sewing , TyprflQ ... Great Pay! CALL t -80079!HXIBO Ext 1201 (24 thj. • Coo1>arov """'TraontiQ ATTENTION: -A Ccompuior? • Stodl Ownef'Shlp PY.n • Ccln"()any Pad vacations , PutttToWcrt! $25 ·S151Hr. PTIFT • He.abh r\.Aa • Weeloiy Pay - • Retrement Plan •~CrklitUI"'IIO'' Ann.: CNA' s Home Heanh Agel't· cy ·Now H iring . Full-Time And Part-'Time Positions. Aget\C'f Will Train For The PCA Pos it ions Musi HIM! H.S. Oipmla. GEO. Or For Some E..,.rience Caring The Elderi-1. You May P1ck.·Up An Ap· plication To : 266 Upper River Road . Gallipolis. OH 45631 . (B.. 'ide Kenny's Auto Sales) No Phone P\easet cab AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sett. Sll""v Spears. 30ol~75-t429 . Avon PrOduet,&: Start your own In· Home Business. Work Flexible Hours. En}oy Untimi18CI Earnings. 1-888-561-2866 . NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE -- ~-""........,..,.,._.. ..., "' 1.Do19 ,...., ea.. tuCl av . 55ianl o.rector ....... Job • • • ... • te5 . n:3ude '*~·V!STOfl . Chefll HH:J.IPl'llid .aflL: :l"lOOrt.or•ng . nealtft tral.ftlng •nd .. ·~lflg netWI)(l r~ YI:I'W:f!'fJ.Ift,. Q~Jalltc.m!Ot'IS c• 3 AN _.. • mnn:un ... r~ar • su~tny eagen· • -enCf! '" a ~attn .rare Mtbng or.~ L"PN a l'll'l a mmrmlim ot 5 ,..rs s uperVIIii ory ea:pen ene. 1n a .~ nealtn .c:a1e ..ett~ng App'&catiOnl_. • •re a\ a.ttatile a1 me t.l!ollgS UUibpurpose Senor eemer. u~Abefty 4' · He.tght.s Pomeroy Qn A.l'l EO~ . • tl!"'le 'CGde En1DJceonefl' .. OOpm MINI!\IJ!'"'I .ege Apoi-• c..i11ons c:an be pte*:ed up at 237 • Fit ace S treet M-dCIIeport., OfUO'- • A5760. between 8.f)O;a.m:.oi:Olpm.. .a1 A TRAVB. U.s.A. Na1•or-al 'PUI)I;callon SaliS Compa~ L S 't 1 Now Ptacmg 11 -23 ' Snarp En!nUSI.iiSUC lndwidu8..- ~ W'l"l O Are F1ee To Travel E'"tmr • lJ s We GuararMI!! 2 .-Week. M ·&• Expense- -Pa.iC TfD11AQ. I~ loOglllg If Vou Are 18• , ~- turO\Ii , And Jwartab4e TOdaY. 1 ~n~...a795 c.( Ga~: OH4.5631 . ·, · VM::TlM ADVOCATE ~ For The - ·~ The Ciiy ..• 01 ~Is~ OuaOfiod • •• ADJM:ants For Ttw ~ Of ~..: Vdlm kM:Jcale This 1$ A ..~ --For .. .. ..s....nc.. .,_For· ..: ~ toon. Cooo<1o1aloon And .( liT\JieU'i!'iltabon Of A Viclllm's VICtimS 01 Mlsdemeanof Crmes " GaloaCO<ny~ · -· So-o:Uo-.~ Comnot>oca- And Organa.JoonaJ Slclls. Othe< Necessary Slak·lndude Managong A BucOJe And Aong Ouaneotv Reoorts Candodalo Must Be Coowte< lileoale. A MN:TUT~ 01 Bachelor"s Oe\100 In C<lunsoWlg Or Related Field Pretliwrad. Send Resume To: . -.. .. ... .· Cll\l5ohcolor, Post Office Box 969, . GallipOliS. Qho, 45631 By~B . t999 Wanteo- ctnvet s to transport ca rs ·to & frOm auctions. call 7-'0-992· 6088 between toam & tJ9m. wen. ~ COL VJiltn Humat Ana TaM En- , (JOf'Setnen'l Fof Home HeatJng 01 • ' Delivery Weei.endi Off. '"~ surance Pad Tme OH. Send AI- : sume To CL.A &a1 , cJo G•lipokl Oa •ly Tnbune , 82:5 Thl"' A~ . Laborer For Set·Up Crew AI Mo· LPN Po$•tion :i To 11 , With Sh1H Oilferenhal. & Expefl ence Pa y. Apply At : Scenic: HillS Nurs111g Center, 311 Buc:kridge Road, ~­ • , --:-----=:---=-. True• Ot l'o'l!!r N~edeO . Ctau 8 , Eqtia>Oppo,.,<y E -. Pre1en'ed. call 304-736-3888. , R o1.nd -Tnp Tranioortal•on And-~ EOE D!le Home Oealership. EKP@oence ~ Off.cer. Apolcatoons ,..,.. ... " "' - IIINORffiES AND FEMALES AR£ ENCOURAGED TO APPLY ·' WANTED: •' 63 People To Los e 30 lbs: In 30 _ Days & . Ear~ $$U.S WMe Surfing The Net t•SBB·221· M27 . 8 . -; _. www evn.:tkty.nell'teelgood MEDICAL BILLING. Earn Excel· lent Income. Fu ll Tra ini ng Com puter Required . Ca ll Toll- Free . 800-540-63.33 Ext. 2301 Office seeking Medical Oata-,en~ reps for Entry-level Position. FT/ P.T F I( Par PC Reg Cal: 1· Babyslllar Needed Mull Have Tranaportatkm A.S.A.P. 140-367- . 800-298 8508 . 7120. c--/feltor T M M.tt.tgs Counrr Councl Oft A~g ~~ 15 iM\;t"'' a Alii~ -: ~ . - ~ New Store~ 1-888-890-3461 ' Ctuw:5 tl Ia& • _,., AI:. Solnlc . . 31, .. 5 ..... RoM. The Ylllagti o.t MillO~ r i ~ ~ a_ocepung apphca.tJons tDt a l)af1. ~ Fasr Mone)' . No ielllng Not Ml.M urn S12SO pet ~ay 1~13 00.. 8.!2 -· 5 - Help W.tll r' tt.ns iJ Ok: . . au. - E~ 7111. EI.~PLOYI~ENT 110 free 3 - Wtet. CDL Ornwn ac. """"~"""" •S'"""V. M.TS Colo Shop , 151 Soeoncl Pt. Pleasant n....... Toys, SOl 01 Bur* Bods. Ado - - Aocioon Con>oaoor tun t.Jme IIK't•one.r complete INGS • AEt>IOIOAL (J!1l _ , ., 211 CAl AI Mo - ~.C)C-ncome.oom Yard & craft sale, Harttot'Cii Com-.· munitY Bu1ICUng. Sat Sept 4th. 9am-4pm .. we have anliques . hand poured cand'-s & s.cented 5alurday. Soplember 4th, !H!. 4.5 Miles Out Cherry Ridge, Ria. Grinde . Kids. Men & Womens Clothes, All Sizes. Home lntllriOr. Of1att • iHOI•d.at N .ahon flar 401 II. .t.t.dal 'PM~, CllrCa' ,... s~gn~~d 99' T20DO J. • R11)81 Pro~ • H~ l'io ·TOUCf'l ~e , g.m Cal B~ Al ~ TL8l...,...,._ 711 ~ 'Sirwt. RIWi..wd WV211.64 M.-r, Hooghto. l'orroeroy. Sam- · S800 William Safranek, Attorney joseph Jacks 1'40•992•2068 Mighty Mac Aeration Systems 1200 gal. Saturday, September ·~- lara• yard 5illt, SR 7 acrou from Moigs Momory Gaodons. Name Brand Infant- Adult Cloth· ing, Baby llems. Winter Coi.ts. Shoes. Crafts ,'3 Miles Out 218. fiiday. Satuoday. HOWARD per day snnt.iy. 32502 MMII'SII'dit Rd. I, Run Rd. And Numerous Olher Items, Ptoono: 740-4<6-4215. & Saturday. Appliances, Furninn 11nte1101. e.cts . Toys Fur'UIUt'e Saturdly l Mondly, Oa1e Ellis reslcJtnot, two miles from Depot Street to T~ ua Rd . Kid's wtnttr dOiflBI. ft:. bush Rd . Saturday, Septembtt 4th.~ 8 :00 am. Children 's clothing, jun1or size ctolhing, vacuum dNner, and rnuct1 muc:h mora. ' ' 500 gal. 4867 S.R. 850. 911 September oomothlotg·loo ...-,one. 1981 SR 55'. Rain"' .... ~Solodlt< SoiL •. ·.... u-.. - · Appi CDU.t.I AI , Gtuswart. Ho"ll DRIVERS • iMWEOIATE OI'EN- Rapidly Growing l.ndependent Bank Hn Part· Time Opportunity For Friendly, Energetic Person To mor;. Provide Superior Customer Serv· ice, Process Customer Transac· c~n relieve ~ deblor of linanciol obligoliom crrange a dolribulian al Sept. 3+-4 . 2;;34 Georges Creek Big Gerage 5ale, .At. 2, Jet. 17. tions, ~I'ICI Promote Bank Servic· Rd. Two Family Yan:l 5ale; girls 2· .,,.b am...ig crodtlon. 4 plllOII going lltraugh banicrupky may lllllin Cll1oin MUI Crlc. Rd . SOpt 2. 3, 4, 5 Old as. Should Have Customer Serv· T·8·10. Men L+XL, CurtainS, Bed· picture. Old jewelry. Furniture, ice Experience, Preferably In A PfDpelly, known as "exompr praptrly, loo his or hoi penonaluse. This may sets • .Car Stereo, VCR. Barbie dishes. pot• & pans. Linens. Bank, Savings & Loan. Or Credit Include ocar, a dalite<, h01110hald goack. You shau~ d'tred ony Jeep, Toys , Shelves, Football Home Interior. Cedar Che!\t. lots Union. Opportunity For Ad\lance· C'-ls, misc. more. ChildS old rocket'. ques~ns r...rding bonkouplcy 10 an atlcrney btlore pramding. ment And A Great Olfice Work Environment Apply In Person To Fat informalion regarding . Big Garage Sale . Sept. 3rd and Oak. Hill Banks', 500 Thiro Ave Seplember 2nd, 3rtl, & 4th. 19H 4th. Corner ol 2nd & Martin, in State Route 141, Gallipolis. Table ~ llU8, Ga!lipolis. EOE, MJFIDN . 3 Familv : Friday, S.liUrday 112 Bankruptcy contact: · M._son. wv. Lots of stuff includMile On Route 218 Ott Route 7. And Chairs, Chair And Onoman , ' ing kids schOol clot hes. girls Christmas Around The World & Floor Lamp Table, Wooden Higt'l Baby, Childrens, And Adults dresses & Home School Books. Gilts, Now Hiring Sales R ep~ esen­ Chair, Dishes. Wl'\at Nots, Longa• ShOes And Clothes, Crahs, Hallo· Gra0es2-6. (740) 592·5025 Athens tatives . All Area 's, flso Booking ween And Thanksg iving Yard berger ~· Lots 01 Misc. Parties. Call Monday -Friday. Oecoi'alions. lo~nge Chair, Big Yard Sale . Good ctlildrens • 3 Family: Mary Layne, 'state Ro- Tools , lnsulato,rs, High Chair. 2 7P.M. -!!P.M. 740·446-9219 . ~lothes & tots more. 402 1f2. ute 7 North, Cl\eshire, September WOoded Dining Room Chairs, 2-4th St.. Pt. Pleasant . S~ptember CLASS A COL DRIVERS. Dedi· 2nd, 3rd, 4ttl , Aaln Cancels. Coca Cola Collection, Tool Boxes. 2,3,4. . cated. Regiona l & OTA . Solos Bedding. Keyboard. Stone Jars $.30/MI Teams $ .34/ MI. /Sptlt . 3-4 ROdney Village 11. 9 :00·5:00. No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Afld Jug. Kerosene Heater. t989 Fri.& tam-1pm elec. range, 1DO% Company Pa~ Health Ben· Third Street: little Girls and Pontiac Wheels, 225 lincoln stereo& otner appliances. furn .. Repo • Dlvonded efits: · MedicaL Dental. Vision . v,tomens ClOthes, a Lot morel Welder. Craftsman Welder. 150 weiQht 6ench . bike ,toys.crafts , Company Paid Ret irement Plan lb. Anvel . Small Tabla Saw And blcentlnnlal & other coll ecta- PLUS 401 k After 90 Days (With 325 Lariat Or. (Across from Fair Jointer Combination, 8 Horsepowbles, glasiiware . kitchen , Grounds). Levis and Guess er Wisconsin Motor With Gear · ware .c lothes & more 9110 mile Matching) . Company Pa id VacaJeans and shorts, tops . Baby No Embarrassment ... tion And Paid Holidays . 95 % No Reduction Box, 2 H.;inded Side out Sandhill Rd. watch tor signs. Clothes , Toddler Clothes . toys. Touch Freight Satellite Communi· Grinder 7" Large 60 Gallon Tank You're Treat.e d with Respect! furn iture . and much morel SaturA1r Compressor. FRI.· SAT. ·SUN .- MON.· on AT.2 cation . Credit Union , C1rect Deday Sept 4th. B:OOl-4ro Call Now for Approvalll.. North 8 miles; plenty ol anliques. posit. Assigned Convenlionals, September 2nd. 3rd , _.th, 8 :30 etc .. claw loot ba th tub l -horse Company Pa1d Uniforms. Stock -4 1/2 ' Miles Noith, 7446 S.R. 160, Purchase . Call 800·555·0WTS. A.M. Till 5:30 P.M. 62 Ann Drive, sled.. From Holzer Hosptlal. Nice Worn· cw1.jbbs.O con-way.com . Conway Misc. Clothing. ens.Dress Clothes, Fr1day, Satur· Friday, Sept. 3 . Sal .. Sept . 4 . Truckload Serv ices. CWT Is An day. This Friday & Saturday 8 :00 amSandhill Rd . First house on left EOE. ?. Women Clothes along with oth· oil of U.S. 33. at letart. Lots of 4 Family lndlvlducll Sate Rodney er "Stuff"! 701 Pine Street Rio nice clothes. · Pike Church Of God, Saturday 9· Grande Computer Users Needed . Work 4. ·Garage Sale . 3rd House Below A Own Hrs . $25K · S80KI Yr . 1-800· womens , ChUClr&ns. Maternity, & L, on Right 913, 4, and 6th. 536-0486 X 7777. www.tcwp.com 4 Family : 1 Mile East On State , Toys , Halloween Costurnes , Re Rou te 554, From Potter. Watch .Huge Yard 'sa.te; Moyl ng. Sept. tired tongaberger Bask~Us, Exer· DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNriNG t='or Signs. Chlldrens And Adults 2 ,3,4, t 1·dark. 408 H•nderton else Equipment, Friday, Saturday Clqthing, All Sizes. Lots Of Name 51. Htnder~on . Too many Items 100 bed nursing ce nter with 25 9:5. Dairy Queen. Brands, Friday And Saturday, to mentiOn. bed Oist Part focus in g on Vent/ September 3rct, 4th, 9-5. Yard Sate 5-Family. 1854 f State Rasp Care Unit, needs an ·experi· Just Moved Sale. 'Fri .ISat .. Seiit. At. 160 Ewington, 01'1. F(lday-Sat.anced track record proven health 4 Family: 8-5, Saturday Septem· 3rd/4th. 1409 Ohio Street 9·3PM. Sunday. care accounting manaQer. South· ber 4th Only. t 374 Nelghborhooel Rain or Shine. ern Ohio location. excellent phys· Road , Kids fAdutt Clothes, Toys , t 303 E . Bethal Church Rd. Saturic al plant, e~tens iv e mgt. team l&roe Garage Sale. At. 87 1 Ma~ Christmas Tree, Co~uter. Misc. day. 4th, Misc. Items, Household aon County End·. follow signs .. and quality: stalf In place. Lookmg Clothes, used car Tires, etc. lor the r ight candidate that can 5 FamiNes : SepJ,eli'lber 2nd . 3rd, & Sept. 2,3. supervise sUbordmates ·ana dl· 4th, At Old Porter Texaco On Yard Sale: Northup Yellowtowh Yard •nd Moving Sale. rectly manage ' hllnds on' the State Route 554 & State Route Rd. off Lincoln Pike on Route 14 t ANNOUNCEMENTS stand atone. 1U11 service , compu160 . Torrf!'ly 's 24 Hour Road Saturday. Sunday . Monday. Saturday, Sepl. 4\ h. 9AM·7 Eve· · ~ew Roofs • Repairs • ~ervict, Across From Joe's For· rylh in'g M,ust Go! FurnHure .1 Ae - . terized accounting system Yard Sale; September 3+4 . 9:00· elgn Cars, Plus Size ClotheS, ·Coating • GuUers • variety o! cliner. Cush ions, 5:00 At Polecat Rd and Rt. 7 Near · Competitive compensah on pack· 005 Personals Kids Clothes, Hol'(le Interior. & Clothing . Lots ot Misc. Items · : Siding • Drywall • Addison . age to be offered to the pght can· Much . Much Morel ·someth ing Low Prices • Or Best Offer. Roush didate. including ben.el1t pl~ n. and • ar'nting. Plumbing Genlleman Seeking Companion- For Everyone! Too Much To Usl! .p Stritt, Muon, WY. ship From Nice Female For Talks, Pomeroy, relocation ass istance tor ·ramily : Free Estimates Walks & Friendship. Send Re· . 5 Family Garage Sale; Saturday, move to Center's locat1on. Sept. 3 & 4 , 9AM·5PM . You Middleport plies To : CLA 339 , c/o Gallipolis September 4th , 8-5 . 2596 S.R. Name It , We Probab ly Got 11. Vlc:lnlly Daily Trit>une, B2! Third Avenue . 141. Wilson SS GOtl Clubs, Dave Send resume. sala ry eKpectat1on. Something For Every Room & Gaill>olls, OH 45631. Mann Grafite Irons. Ret ired Lon· and list ol references to; everybody, .4M i Out Ten Mile 4 family, Loop ,Rd .. FrL & Sat., gaberger Baskels /Accessories . Ck . Ad . Olf At . 2 . Dea lers Wei· START OATING TONIGHT! Sept. 3-4. first trailer on lell above All Size Clothing, Household Dav1d Snyeler. Admm1strator corM. (30oiiB95-33>5. park. Have Fun Meeting Eligible Sin- Items, Bik es. Small Shop Va c. Overt:Jrook Center L~---------11 gles In Your Area . Call For More ~spreads. Sept . 3rel&4th, 3217 Howard Ave. 333 Page Street 4 family. Saturday, September 4th. tnlormatlon . 1·800-ROMANCE . Uneler CarpOrt . t& t of 99. Ga.s Middleport. OhiO 45760 8am·1 pm . Clothing , exercise 5 Family: Saturday, Sunday, Mon· Ed. 9735. Ranget\..ots ol misc. 740-992·6472 equipment , books, loy& aM much day 9 :00·?? Swing Set, Kitchen morel Ne•t to the bank In Syra· Start Dating Ton ig ht! Have tun Table /C hairs ; Ofshes , Clothes , Sept.3 J 8AM·4PM . Lots · mise cuse, OH. 1 playmg the Ohio Daling Game. 1· Otl'ler llems , Come See Us At : Items/some new. 14.3 MI./North Dommo·s Pizza ol Point PleaS· SOO·AOMANCE . e~ensioo 9681 . 3490 S.R. 775. Past 0 .0 . Mcin ol Pt.Pieasant,Rt.2 . Chestnut· ~nt. Now Hiri ng- Safe Drivers. 4+ family· Frlelay & Saturday, one tyre. Ridge Road , 1st residence-right . Flexible hours-Advancement opmile off SR 7 on SA 124 0 Inter30 Announcements Past Church . Aain·Cancets. portunities . Apply In person . section ol CR5 & Bailey Run. 9,5 , 34 Smithers Street. Friday. (304!675·5858. New To You Thrift Sh()ppe Saturday, 16' F lat Bed Trailer . Yard Sate Rain or Shine 4 miles All Yard Sal11 Mu1t Be Ptid In 9 West Stimson , Athens Pressure Canner, Home Interior, out Sandhill Ad . lots ol ()RIVERS . Cannon EMpreSS ggo"' Advance. DHdiiM: 1:OOpm the 740--592·1842 Glass, Household. Clothe&. Driver No Touc:h Fre1ght . Start At : m•sc,ltems Sept4, 5 . 6 9·6pm. Bulldoz~r & Backhoe dty bator• the ad 11 lo run , Quality clothing and househOld .32 Cents Mi /5 Yr -t- EMp ... 3t Sunday Mbneliey ediUonSeroice1 9/3, 914. Clothes. Shoes, Toys, F~l ilems . $1 .00 bag sale every 80 Auction Cents M1. 13 Yr : .30 Cents Ml / 1 1:OOp,n Frldoy. Bag Fo r $5 . 6535 Stale Ro ut e Thursday. Monday thru Saturday Hou se & Traile1· Sites Yr .: 29 Cents M1. /6 Mos.; .28 and Flea Market 588, Behind Bod1mers. 9:00.5:30. Cents Mi 12 -6 M.os .. Students Or Land Clearing & Big yard sale- September 3 & 4 , 1 Mo Exp . $350. Wk. , Pay Aa 1se Brll Moodispaugh Auctloneenng 9am to 5pm. Corner of Pomeroy 9/6199. 1 t J Fourth Avenue . 1G·4, Grading Every. 50 .000 Mil es . Bonuses . Complete Auctioneer ing Servic· Pike ,and Seneca Drive. like n8w Nice Me ns, Ladies. Pl us Size , Sepriv S}'Rlem& & The lady In, ine green 4 door au· Rlcter Program . Pa 1d Vacat1ons . es Consignment aucHon- Mill full size bo~ springs and mattress Boys S ize 14 And Up Clothes , tomob 1le . whO hi! a gray Poodle. Ins Ava 11 wWw can nonex· Stre·et. Mlctdteport , Thursdays . set furniture, tools. household Misc . Househol", Jewelry. Mow· , Utili lies Saturday around apm In front ol press . com Cal l For Detail s. 1· Oh1o License 1:7693. 740-989 · items, girts antt lean cJothlng . lots CC Frye's Muse, Mason . please ers, Avon , Tin Collectables. Raln 800-845·9390. of clean misc. 2623. Cancels. L,...,...,...,._..,...,...,...,.......tl get in touch with him. and (304) 675-2457 Offlct (304) 674-3311 (11 .... 3 Families : Saturday September I00' • 1000' Rols 1• & 3/4• 200# Waler Une FuR 00. of Gas Pipe &Regulalon Waler Slo!age Tanks I 2 .Family : Labor Day Weekend September 4th. 5th . 6th , 428 Hadgewood Drive . Gallipolis, Ohio. ,. s· Groveliess l.ecKh IIYDS PAIIIG Rutland, . Tuppers Plains, OH 740·985·3813 . 8111/99 1 mo. pd . PHI (7401 992-2772 Ha- Beantes. I .... Out Kerr Rood. Ot1 01 >60. Or B>O. Seolember 5th. 6th, 9-5. 877-353-7022 (toll free) Ja•esiHIHII 80, AIOt Of MisOeJlaneous. Mile. & Garage dance. Pickens Street off Yelk>w· 740-742-8015 • Vinyl Siding • Roofing & Seamless Gutter • Replacement W1ndows 'Concrete • Room Additions • Garages • Decks & Boat Docks Set. SwiFiiiWIQ fOol. a112 Buildin(l. 50. Wood Swing 446 4052 Af1llr 5:30. LOst: •hite gold Qrace1e1, rewafd, 740-992·2783. Sidewalks, Patios 25 yrs experience Free Estimates J & L lnsulatloa & Siding Sq.cles, Urge .Minot, Arep&aoe, Garage Sa11; Fairview Subdiwi· sion. 198 Budt Ridge R<l . Friday• Quality Driveways, IH111S Friday t/3rd . Saturdllr IJ-4th . t A.M . ·3 P.M .. 311 D Mile Out Goorgos CrMk FroOt SA 7 , Dill>wasloor. Boys Cootho1 SIZI >H. UUCI\More! CONCRETE CONNEOION Ccr''• _1 1 Arr ', '·/lnrJ.y:, U•:•':-o Flv' iioc 1 :or 41h. 5th. 1. 6ft -9f41tl , YOUI P11rllr' Frst Time. 3 FomiiJ; On Mc:CtuQy Road. V'ntort. G.E. "-"igalr D. L.ikiiNI!w. S300 On 5s;:b ribwo 7 40•992-0038 Gallipolis. & VIcinity Don Smith 37814 Peach Fork Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 992·2735 Fouf1h ~!Yard: Lost: reward . last seen August 24th , Tuppers Platns area- bird · dOg. while liver -rod head Gooogo · 2-4. lloo015pm. 33431- Rd. """ 411127 ,&gill Aidga. 1-.or. l.o!s 3r0. Salurtlay411.1-5. Of CoUar. 740-4.C6 -3217. 7•0· ldetotity Boalid. Gencle<' And Coto1 , - 4 & 6. l;;;;;;:;;;~s;;:-2:.,-;;;;:s;;;:;;: tr-.-..Awrw. fridlrr. I::.--=-------ME . sa le· 2-4 . Radio Found- ClOg, SA 681 , call to ·10, 140-992·35e2. Swan Re...,.,• REFRIGERATION Sop- Ctothlng AU Siz. .. Glassware. Call for details Bryon ReerJe• MEIGS vcR. ~sat. Salem c.nw. s.p. - 2 n d, loU. ..... 11-7. homo. (304157&3101 . 60 Lost and Found C~1 . - . y. Mud!-.. Calf> Ooiis. Founct Brown And wt.1t. Oog On Sanders Ori WI . Friendly. Collar, But No Tags. Please Can And Free Ettimate• 740-74-2-3411 POrta Jon rentals • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 """"(740f-31!H053 3126. 412 TFN ~Garages cHI I" Girlgol FREE ESTIMATeS • New Homes ·Ill. qo-ias. .26Q eye and ·no&e; 1100. 740-667- Painting ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION I '.. <It 0<11~. 828 Sacond ......... and1ic:l<in(l; buiiOOg. Call 614-843-5426 . •ROOFING NEW·REPAIR "11:.: CFA Seal Pomt PM-s ,an Ca1, 1 · Vter Old, Oecla'*flla . Neutered. 740-94~ . Vinyl SldngoRoOis-Docko- 11/24/99 1 mo . pd Over .\td_l '~·1. I II. l'c.""=-='·'-------- Cameordtr. T,Y.• - -~' RlmodtNngoKitch ClbiMtl 740-992-52!2 1 --1t?r.t \I tight on $" 124, MIMfSVIUe . · m•• 1111'-sware . s~na H • ptilra$, ..,_ lilZII small 1IN!I'I8f t~~!=l•ts , 1BM conwuter. muell - (740..-.1127 Registered Dalmatian. two year . old lemale, good wJth children , Caubucll• 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio T~-•·· .....,_ Solunlor. s.ncll!l. .... ..,.. .SCJI. 8 "' ~.,.. Sa~ ~: •_ __,., •• ;....,. oH: 10.5')(1. 1 1 2 - - - .. Border Co llie 6 month old Pup Onty to Assured Home Ptease! SvuetB••• I ) Tors. Shoo!o. ..... -W10ow · Ouills. ~ 01 AI Sion Gooago ..... Goo!o ·• VaMy MliiiOn Mlntstr... tl2: mi111 06.f EaQie Ac1g1 Road off 2710 Ewtnglon ftoad , Fotlow St.~- 1, finef name rwn ·~ Signs F<om •lotion. """"'' 100. · ., ..,. P'ftl, SoiL. 3111 II)_ i-:ll>ftl. 7-i-23118. Po~rr Austrahait anCI P.art Aol· mrrl Delivery Service aanr:.Swu~tHome.com High .&Dry Self-Storage sl-'f\'111, 'I Adorabht .l(rtt.nf. lwil Dill. Very playfUl, L•ner framed . (304}!ts3!151. rr no answer plene tnve 2951 . . ,(tl",..!c 24 Hr. Taxi 3/11199 TFN ., Salurdlly, Mondar. 0Jd Uprigm P ..ftO . 2 OfVanS . Bicyeios. CoonHound . 1/2 German &nepnerd . . puters.. PriJ:~;taf'1 , C CliP*' SeNne 7-4()..4.( 1-1215. Worit Some Far -Booa. i4oMymo11. Som. Fof hrtL Old £n. (30ol )67s.:m'7. (No Sunday Calls) Now Renting ! ' I 7 fogt 1ndaor ~ Pltll TrM. Good~. 74().4.<6.9601i. ..... t•C.f. K WfeJfrii.-IW, $1 !50: goo Ll' 01 utural. S7J~ Dottl almond , no · 700.247--- Of 7-a. e• CDD. . - . z . ..... 2!6<il711 Two all black kittens & 4 all 740·992·7643 740·742·2138 ~.e ~ _., Gh ...., ..... _ _ 7C)- 3 Free Kinefts .'Call r•D-446· " Cut th i s out i or iutun.· use" •Replacement Windows •Room Additions •Roofing COMII<W. . . JIBIDliiiRIAT111Al FREE ESTIMATES Hauling Limestone & Gravel Reasonable Rates l'o~~h ••'!W:HI,... r"""~-------:--------------l•h ite k;ittenJ. to goocf f'lome . Free Estimates Memln~ l' 2 mo. pd MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 19~9 · I .:,,,..).: New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages Howard L Writesel EXCAVATING . SAYRE .TRUCKING • Room Additions Four-Wheeler purchased at: Riverfront Honda, GallipOlis, Ohio . IISSELL IIILIIIS, IIC. .. . ... • A FALL/WINTER d ( ' • 1 ' ; I \''I'll \\ ( 't l!jl .il'l• \\illlhll\t ' ·, I 40 • _ ~~~.~.--­ · 1oii>II!So5743. \lory f'Tirdv, 740-245-9239. Ken Young Former Owner of KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE • \\ ... - 'an. mti~Jge. 985·3561 WITH THE Great-Gramhlau ght.-r of Barbara & Lawrt'llf"~ '. ' ' "' THE APPLIANCE MAN CLEAN HOUSE ranlies givon. . For further lnformstlon, contact Shannon at 992· t330. (9) 1, 2. 3 3 TC Phone (740) 593-667 "I'M BACK" Homo Nollonol Bonk Goorge Lowronco, Collection Officer (8) 11, 20, 24, v. 31 (9) 3 6TC Further, the above eollat~ NOTICE Is hereby given : Blake a11d 9«~22 1 0. ---·. ·-· ..........-·_- .... ....,. __ .......... ....,_ 3JMft. cal t..eeAnn 81: g' 110 70 YEWDOf.'S WAHTEOI s._., 11 a 011 Watn111 I Weeil Old Female 1f2 foJC 750 Easl State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 . Lightfoot White Time willnroer Gone not . diminish our love, forgotten, nor dim our Daughtert'a.utenel memones. Barr and Nrorn.al The Fa,nilt above named vehicfel prior to 11\o Silo by coiUng 740- grm;tlclanght~r ~(Roger & Cathy 'l'ea\'er and the \ Susan Weaver Marie ony tlmo. · Arrongomonto moy be modo to lnopoct any of ttw Br\·an . ami StaC\; \\'t>aVt>r of Port Orange Fla . announce the · birth of tht>ir 1laughtt>r Emil)' Bnanne . Emih: iS tht> ·.r ..,.,,..•. 4, 1995 YIN liM Fonl Broneo 11 V1N lnfiiiCU14T!GUII41Ul 11115 Fonl Bronco II VoN 11FIIICU1453FUC4111142 11112 Chovnllot c-ro YIN •1G1FP23EINL1Tho torma of oalo oro rontioo given.. for lurthor lnformotlon, contact Shonnon 11 992· 1330. (9) 1, 2, 3 3 TC Happy Ad Chesire. . 7 N Everything from A to Z Come & See! Thursday. Friday & Saturday 9:00 to??? P/U 11N6N011Y~7 """"''" 11\o rlglot to rojoct 1 ny or oil tHdo .Ubmlltod. furthor, 11\o · - collll· orol will be oold In 11\o co~>dillon It 11 In, with no express or Implied war· Company, Nl-n S,top In And See Steve Riffle Sales Representati·vc larry Schey Grady por111ng lollho-. lng -lcloo: .... . - · e ..... n Memory of - 1994 FORD. AJ>PIRE KNJL11l5HIIM13812 Tho Formoro Bonk ond Sovlngo . compony, . Pomeroy, Ohio, rooorvoo lho right to told ot thlo Nil. and to wlthdrow llw lli>o'l9 collotorol • prior to oolo. Furthor. Tho Fonnoro Bank ond Sovlngo Compony PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE 11 horlby glvon lhot on Soturdoy. Soptornber 4, 199i, ot 10:00 1 .m., 0 public oole will 1M . held at 211 Wool Second Stroot. Pomeroy, Ohio. The Formor'o Bank ond Sovlngo Company part<ing lot, to ooll for cosh tho following col· lttoral: YAMAHA ATV 1996 JY44BDA09TA274084 Tho Formers Bank ond Slid appllcotlon will be '-"' In uld Court, at 2:00 P.M., on 11\o 411\ illy of October, 1tllt, at - t o Tronlon Mlchool PUBUC NOTICE OnS&.ord8y,~4, !tilt, et 10:00 amttw Homo . . ollwtor .... It pullllc • ·C"on an lot-I; Bottom, OH. 45743, hoo applloil to tho Common Plooo Court, Probsto Division of Mol go Counly, Ohio, ··lor an ordlr to chlnge Ooorfor nomo 1o Weddle. Sold oppllcotlon will ..... COUnty, Ohio, lor on to chongo hlo -ot on 5-.oy, u• Sepc-4.1tllt,etiO:OO o.m., o public be hold 11 211 Wo.t S ' >d Strwt. ro...•oy, Ohio. Tho Formor'o Bo'* end SavlngO Ccmpany portdnlllol.to oo1t .,.,.. 70 .-. The DaUy Sentinel • Page 9 Pomeroy • MiiWIFrort. Ohio Friday, September 3,1999 II MEDICAL PROCESSORS. Full And Part-Tlme . No Experience Necessary! Will Train! PC ReQuired . Earn $40K. Call 1·800· 458-4135. MOTHERS 6 .OTHERS, WORK FROM HOME! Mail-Order. Part Time & full Tjma. 5650 ·$3,600! Month . Full Tra imng Prov1ded ! For FREE Booklet Call 1 · 688·2349897 www.cash-91 t .coTT'\i'home Need BabySitter In My Home To Watch A 3 Year Old, Need Refer· ences. 74()..(..41-0867. Girl lo· Babysit in my Home Part T!me. For Twin Girls 4yrs old. 1· (7 40~4<6-8627 . Part time recept10msV billing clerk lor local physiC ian's 'ofhce. Experi· ence w1th computer, coding and medical b111lng preferred, Set)Cl re· sume to . P.O. Bo,; 458 , Racine. OH 4577.,1 . POSTAL JOBS To $18 .35 IHR . INC BENEFITS , NO EXPERt· ENCE . fOR APP. AND EXAM INFO . CAt..:L 1-800·8t3-35a5, EXT •421 0. A.M. ·9 P.M . 7 OAYS. tcts·. inc. a Pr1vate non·prof1t !am1ly plann1ng age ncy seek•ng a full t•me Ac· counting ASS IStant Associate Degree in accolJn!ll'lg required · Computer e•pe11ence a must . De· 1a1t onenled. Abte to wo rk mde· 'pendently as well as part ot a team . Full 1Jenef1t package includ· mg 4d1 K re11reri'lent plan Send resume and three employment referen ces to · Planned ParenthOod of Southeast.OhFo , 396 Richland Avenue . Athens . OH 457'01 by September a . 1999 EOEIESP Rocksprings Rehabi litation Center w1ll be running a class to tra in ln· divJduals who want to become a State Tested Nursing Ass ist ant . Interested canel1dates should ap· pt~ to . Aocksprrngs A8habil1tat10n Cente r, 36759 R!=J c'kspnngs Ad .. Pome roy1 Ohto 45769, Attn : Carol GreenH'1~ , Director o f NursinQ . Equal Opponunity Employer. RouFe Sale s Posit1o n Available . Please Call. 1740)446-9892 ek •ng a person to l1ve -in and manage Eloerly. Housing Project in lhe Pomeroy. Rac ine. Midd le Port are.a. · Mus I be able to do ol· t1ce work and get along well with others. Evemng ca ll coverage required as part ot this position. Apphcants may be required to submil to a pol1ce check and drug tesl. Send letter Ol application in· c1 ue11ng a brief history, experience and three !3) curr ent reterenCes clo: The Da lly Sentinel , P.O. Box 729-87, Pom~roy, OhiO 45769. SINGERS! GOSPE~ DR CLEAN COUNTRY. Can Now Toll Free 1· SOP-339-420 4 Or t ·a00-469·8.164 For App oin tment To Come To Nashville\ Tennessee And Aud l· tlon For Major Record PrO<Iucers. Internet: www.wcin.ac State Tested N'ursing Assistants needed for 100 bed skil led nurs Ing fa cility EnergetiC, enthustas· t1c. and deelicated stall to care tor our res id ents . Interested caM•dates should app ly to : Rock · springs Aehabil1ta110n Cen ter. atln: Carol Greening, D1rector of Nursing , 36769 ~ockspr!ngs Rd .. Pomeroy. OhiO 45769 , Equal Opportunity Employer Warehouse And Oetrvery Person. r~ Appl-,: In Person. No PhOne Calls :-~ Please! L•lestyl e Furniture, 856 T~rd Ave Galkpotis. WILDLIFE JOBS To $2 1.60 /HR . ..,_ INC . BENEFITS . GAME WAR· _:. DENS, SECURITY, MAIN· ....._~ TENANCE. PAR" RANGERS. NO "': _. ::::~NE~Joc:~Rt~lo~-=~3~ 3585, EXT. •-4211 . 8 A.M . ·9 P.M . _:· - 7 DAYS fds. 11\C : : = - : : : - - - - - - •:-Will Clean Houses . Ca,n M~rancta Fo r A Free Es11ma te . 7A0·446· 6769 WORK FROM HOME!! Our ChilO· ran Come To The Off1ce www.htln.com Access Code 5179 Or 1-800-298-6622, . 140 Business Training Gallipolis Carwr College (Careers Close.To Home) Call Today! 740-446-4367 . , · 800·214-0452, Reg t90-Q5- 127 49. 150 s .c hools Instruction ... ,,' •• . • I ,• • EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· • QREE QUICKLY. Bachei(HS , "' Mas ters. Doctorate . By Carre- . : spondence Based Upon. Prior Eel- • ucaMn And Short Study Course. • For FREE Information Booll;lel Phone CAMBRIDGE. .sTATE .. UNIVERSITY !.800·964-8316. ~ 180. Wanted To Do • Brick &; , Block. - Work Includes Fireplaces. 35 years experience. (304)675· 1'1 63. ,• Chil d care pro~ided in my nome. non-smoker. a ':ly hours . Bu rlingham/ Darwm area , 740 -992 6536. "' ~ .• • •• •• • Child Care Provided In My Home, Non-Smoker, Excellent Play Area. Nutuous Meals. 740·245-5823. Chllocare In My Home 15 Years Experaence . Aelerences, 7 A.M . • 5 P.M. Call Artylime . 740·245- 5052. Cry Wall Hanging , FiniShing . Tex Ce.lllngs. Ask lor P.J . ( 740 )·367· 0120 or (740 )-367 -0206 E & S Lawn Servrce : Design , lm· plementation. and Servic e Avail ab le lor Sprmg Clean up, fe rtiliZing and plant ing . Free est imates. Satlslaction guaranteed . Greg MilhOan: 3041675·46.28 . Georg~s Portable Sawmill, don 't haul your log s to the mill just call 304-675 -t95 7. • • • • • • • ,• • • '• • • •• • .• Jims Drywal l & ConstruCIIon · New Construct ion s. Remode l/ D rywall, S•d in g: Roo t s. Add l· lions , Pa intin g. et c ( 304 )674 · • • 4623 or (304 )674·0155 Mag1c Year s Day C.ire pre school now accept•ng applica tions 101 la lj enro llme nt Mag 1c Years, Day Care tor paren ts who care . t a yrs e)(penence . U ·· censeo by the St. ot WV 304675-5847. Ne·e(,1 chil d care? i have two openings in my home. Ohio & WV certifiBd Ca ll 740· 992· 3509, ask lor Melissa · • We do tra1ler demoli t!on&some ~~~;;~s& !rash pick ·uP 304· 773Will Load And Haul • Anyrotnq' Away Call Between 9'00 A.M. • 7:00 P~ . A) 740-446-6467 • • • •• • •• • •• • •• • • •• •• •• •I ' I. I '• Will Repair • Farm Tractors, Automobiles. Lawn Mowers & Semi 's. Ma jo r Or M inor. Call 740 -HJ . • ·• • ~. ' • ' ., I ~ I �' ..... 10. n. Dilly Sentinel F~y, September 3, 1199 The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP BBIDOK NEA Cross"'rord Puzzle ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER 41 Silent 1 a.br ...,..... 7Dido '• -~~~--- 44 AHIWMj,.l n.ld 45 Olat.nt 41~by png 51 Cold period 100 ( 2 - .) 13 1',_ of Jerry S4 -of Swot BeaUhlul C1eanang . Ill your home or Carpel ~ upftotstery to mlenor/e-..t.,.IOf ..... deCb and~ Thrt AJIICB CHO VALLEY PURILtS"'"•"'IG"' 00. o,ll ~ I Rllldl tlaat you do bull· ....-----· _..... COOI(IIorectu--C.OI ·-----....... 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WV. :JO.t· - 73&-3409 Brand New 80's 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. Just $239/Month Fre .. Delivery and Set-Upl only one at .... Prioo1 Hurlyl a . - Galli,.,.. (740)-446-3093 Brand New Doublew1de 3 Bed· rooms. 2 Dadls, only S340/0nond1 ffoe Do!liwory and Set-Up. llmi1Bd Offer won't Last! Only at Oak· wood , Gallipolis, Oh. (740)·«6· 3093 Built like Housel 1995 1-'I70 llu4clo. Vr.yl Siding. Shingle Rool, Thermopayne Tilt Wtndows. Sky· hgi'IIS, Oak Tnm, GE Appliances, Declcs. $18.500. Aftef 5, 7-40-256- 614-501-8331!1 . . . .,.,.._ Potnerur· thru bedroom house. two• Pcom.,.M•4o••6ic 420 Mobile lioiMs for Rent USO DOWN1 HOMES NO CRED- IT NEEDEOI (GOVT REPO CON· DO'S, TOWNHOUSES. ti()UESI) 1·~2434 EXT. 3205. 1789 Addison P1ke 3 Bed•ooms. Includes 12 Acres & Free Gas Need Quick Sale, Pnce Reduced! Cal For Details, 740-384 0063 3 Bedroom House W1th 3 Acres land Few Fruit Trees. 2 Bed· rooms , & Bath Upstaus, 1 Bed· room Front Room D1n1ng Room. Utility Room. Kitchen. Bath Downstairs. Sits On Storys Run Road, Oft Route 7, fof More lnbmat100 Call 7.t0·367·7576 After Noon, Pn:e· $49.500 Rrm 5 Rooms. 1 Bath. Partial Basement. Gcillipolis City Schools, 1-'.500 Down Owner W1ll F1nance, 140-44Ht oa ARIZONA RARE BUY! Pnstine 40 Acre Ranches In Northwest Arizona From Only $495/AcrfJI Near Colorado River, No Qualifying , low Down EZ Termsl Selling Fast! Stagecoach Trails 1·800· 711 -2340 Buy Homes From $10,000 1 ·3 Bedroom local Government & Bank Foreclosures Fmancing Possible, For listings Call 800319-3323, Ext 1709 Ftve room house. lull basement. central a1r, two porches, nice lot. near new shOpping center •ll Ma· son, wv Stop paving rent and start bulldmg eqUity in your own home , 740-992-3041 or 7..0-992· 3557 FOREClOSED HOMES tow Or 0 Oownl Gov't And Bank Aapo·a Being Sold NOW! Fmanclng Available. Call Now' 1-800·7307772, EliL 8040 HOME FORECLOSURES • NO MONEY DOWN! NO CREDIT NEEDED! 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Dot>oli1 5150. 740 446 0368 Ewowogs.. 2 Bedroom TraHer $300/Mo , + Oeposil. Water Included. 7•()441..0000, 740-441·1238. Special 2Bx80, 3-or 4BR 11000 Down, 13.49 par mo. Free Dehv· ory & SellJ!O. I ·II00-691-6m Double W1de On lot $250 De· posot, 1-800-383-6662 330 Farms for Sale MIL, Horse ~arn , 3 Bedroom House, 7.00.3118-11504 26 Acre~ -Homo lor Ronl Col. (740)446-1219 Three Bedrooms. With Fireplace, Bolh & • 112 5300.00 llorolh. ~ por. 1 0 - - 1 · Rei; erence/Deposll No Petal Appowob••• Only, (740~256- 1568 Two Bdrms. Abo'f't Crown City, Route 1 . Water Patd. Ale Included. 740-256 6tt9 Allar 6 Two Bedroom $275 00 a mon . ~ror. 10 miles Route 7 Rd Rererence/Oeposn at Appointment Only. (7-'0) - 561568 Two bedroom mobile home. Pomeroy. $150 deposit. 1325/mo , also mobile home Iota, $90/mo ; 740-!149-2093. 73 Acres·-3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Ranch home. 2 Barns , Woods and pasture. Partially lanced. Gall Homestead Bend, Broker, at (304)862·2405 0< 862·2221 23ACRES 2 Miles Off SA 7 & SR 218, $ou1h 01 Galll>olio Slnglewldes Allowed. Rough, Mostty Wooded, Road AI· ready Cut ln. land Contract Available Only $27,000, 1-800213-8365 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE HW0-31 1-5048 e~r:t 4640 Three bedroom , 1 & 112 story cedar and stone hqme, stone chimney, large wlndbws, two baths, basement, covered decl(. large garage, 18 1/2 acres, priva te . near Pomeroy, 740-992-6176. Two year old modular home, 1.68acrea 2x6 construclton, block foundalion, thral bedrooms . two· baths, large family room, attached one ear garage, separate one car garage , large prl'f'acy lanced backyard , Ideal for children or pets, front anct back large concrete porches wUh sidewalks. haat pump, propane gast natural gas lap sateli1te drsh. 18x.W frn· ishe d pole bu•ldlng- air conditioned, neated, dry wall , ceiling fans, 112 bath, concrete floor. locate d SR 33 at Pratts Fork, 1-2 miles lrom Athens, 15 miles from Pomeroy, $102.000. caN 740-593· 8527 '"HOMES FAOII tiO,OOOI"" I • 5 Bedroom Local Repos a Foreclosures. Fee F~nanclng Possl· ble For listings: t-800.719-3001 x1185. Pluo R""'""""'•· Doposll, Aloo 1 Bedroom $275fMo .. Trash & Water Included, 740.643·2916 A.her 4 PM. Or 740·643a2644 After 6 PM · 440 Apartments for Rent I & 2 Bedroom Apartment In Henderson, Deposit & References roquired. (304)675-1912 1 and 2 bedroOm apartments. tur nished and unfurnished, aecunty deposit required , no pets. 74099'.i!·2218. 4 1 bedroom apartment 1n Middle· port, all ut1htles paid, $270 per monlh,,..$1 00 deposit, 740-992- 7806. 1 Bedroom Upstatrs, Clean. No Utill*oS. 740-446-3667 1 Bedroom. A/C, WID Hook-Up, Near Artlors Nursmg Home. No Pets , OtMetlocatlons, 1279/Mo .. +Utilltios.7-2957 1 Bedroom, All Uttlties Included, $385Mo..740-441.0720. 2 bedroom apartment In Middleport. we pay watft', sewer & trash. you pay gas & electriC, $200 per month, $100 depos•t. 740·992· 1806 2 BR Apartment , New Haven Area, All utilities Included $385.00 mo. + deposit (304)173· 5577 Looave MeS&age. For current liStings call, Price Reduced- remodeled home, 4 bedroom , kitchen. lr, lr, bath, utility room, ale. beautiful view of rl'f'er. bas~tment w/futt balh, U0992·9012 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, $335/Mo . 350 Lots & Acteage 30 acres - ridge top, halt tr.aas , half pasture field w1th w,atar and electric available, 25 minutes to Gallla or Alhens, $14001 acre, must sell all Ott 1.t3 & Kmgsbury Rd. Meigs COunty, 746-992-52&4 Water and Electric Reedy For Hook·Up. Nice Lola. $6,000.00 Eoch. Coll304-173-5186. 360 ' Real Estate Wanted WANTED: "OBILE HOME PARKS 80 + Sites (Occupie d) Nat10nal Compan~ Pays Cash !Closes Fastll Toii·Frae 88&-653-2244 1(13. We Buy Land · 30 -500 Acres , We Pay Cash . 1· 800· 213·8385 Anlhony Land Co. RENTALS 2bdrm. apts ., total electric, ap· pllances lurnlshed, I~Y!Idry room facilities. close to school in town AppllcaUons available at. V11lage Green Apts l.t9 or calf 7"'0·9923711 EOH 4 Rooms & Bath, Garagt Apart· ment Stove & Refrigerator, Wash· er & Dryer, New Carpet & Paint. Security Deposit, $250/Mo.• No Pets, 7.t0-446-1163. Apartment for rent In Pomeroy. no pets. 740.992·5858 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES , 52 Westwood Drive. from 1279 to $356. Walk to shop & movies Call 7•0·44e-2588 . Equal Housing OpporlunHy Christy's Family living, apart ments, home & lraUar rentals , 7.tOo992-45f4, apartments avail· able, fumtshed & unfurnished First Avenue, Gallipolis. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments, $250 & $300JMo., Unfurhlshed, S8curlty Oeposn , References Required. 740·44tl - ~066 , or Weekends 740-441-Q952 For Lease · One Bedroom, AC Apt Corner Of Second And Pine, I2501Mo , Plus Utilities. Security And Key Deposit, References Required, No Pels, 7.to-446.,...25 Furmshed Apt Downstairs 3 Rooms, Bath , All UUII!Iu Paldl 919 Second Ave $275 00/mon , (740)·446·3945 Gracious ltvlng . I and 2 bedroom apartment• at \IIUage Manor and Riverside Apartments In t.hddla port From $249-1373 Call 740992·506<1 Equal HQuslng Oppor· tunllies 410 Houses for Rent Pilot Program, Renters Needed 11100-383-6862 2 Bedrooms. $325/Mo . + Ulllities. No Poll. 740.446-4313 Modern I Bedroom Apahment, 74Q-446-0390. 2 Bedrooms, 19 Evans Heights , F.or lnlormatlon. & Appointment Nlce . Ground·Fioor, 2BR. WI D Hook-up Reference. Oeposlt. No l'oiS (304)675-5162 cal1740-446-2260 2 Bedrooms,, Stove. Refrigerator Furnished, Garden Space With OUtbuilding. 5275/Mo .. 5150 De· posit, 2011 Chesnut Street, Galli· """'· 741l-446-:1670. ~..ase """ Doposil - . quirad, Aher 5 , 740·446 -0101 Boloni5.7-:MII. seeumv .... l_.,..._ Unfufnished., dun apartment in 7411-314-1801 Upstairs Furnished. 3 Rooms. Bath, Clean. No P8tsl Aate:llf~ a. Deposit Required. 740-446- Nice Large 2 Bedroom ApartOwriOokong Park, Golll>olls. Depoolll $325 00/Mo Plus Utili· lies (740)367·0221 or (740)· 3a7·7242 ment 11 Fl Flat Tra•ier Duill WhHis. Yake Great Caor Hayter, $4SO. F- menl Wtndows. Whitfield Pellet Stove, Interior Doors. Call aher 5PM, (3114)615-765:1 610 Farm Equipment FULLY LOADED PENTIUM COMPUTERS. Poor Credit O.KI 1981 GMC 2 ton. Cattle Truck. SMOD. (304)17$-11511 • ...._ '-1()(1.5211-6364. GOT A CA ..PGROUNO MEM· BERSHIP OR TlloiESHAAE'I W.~ lab 111 America's Most Successfut Camp;otoun4.And Time--~. cal RosmtS.S-I.HIOO· 423-5867:!0 Ibn. Gt-··. . . . ""'"" & Need Tunilll? pin) Or 740. ·~ 1525 PrC~~t:Mms? repa•o. caa u. Klndtewood IWoodtKJtner, Good Concllon, $350, 740-256-104( Mob•le home sHe a'f'ailable bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy, can 7.00.311&4361. Ktng $1ze Water Bed , Full Wave MaiHSS. $100. 7.0.256 6608 longaberger Baskets: 96-98 Christmas COllectiOn And 96-99 Easter Coltec:lion. AU Have lin· ers, Protectors And T1e-Ons , 7~H)90t e ..•ogs ' Household Goods Appliances: Recondllione<f Washers, Dryers. Ranges. Retrigrators, 90 Day Guarantee! French City Maytag. 7•0-448- New Electric 'wrangler Pride. 4 - - (304)173:5207. Nice used Appliances. furniture . freezers. Bedroom Su1tas, DI nettes, Lots Moret f'J40)· 446 · 1000, (740) U6 4039 ,.,y bme. For Sale· Reconditioned wash ers. dryers and refrigerators Thompsons Appliance. 3•07 Jack5on AYOnU8. (304)675-7388. Old Oak Dresser & Chest $100, ConiOie COlOr TV $75: Gas Grill $"0 : Nice Coffee Table 125 . Corner Curio Cabinet $60, Sears Tent. Sleeps " · $35, 7"0·2-'5· :;341 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. relngerators. ranges Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street. Call 740·446·7398, Older PubliC School Computer And Software. Still In Good - · ing Order I 150, Or EI!JSt Offer. 740-441~1 E....~ 7195. New And ' Used Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn , Kanauga Beds. Chests, Couches, Tables. Much More! Stop And See Us 740 046 j162. QUICK CASH R& D's Usod Furniture, ~uying Partial Or e.-. 740-367.(128(1 Solid Cherry Wood Table And 4 Chairs, 1225.00, Alao Otk Ex· press Entertainment Center. Shelves & Glass Door, $225 00. 1-740-446-351-'. Washer 195, Dryer $95; Electrir; Range $95; Retr•gerator $150. Washer like New, $205: (Has 1 Year Warranty); Freezer Like New $300: Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street, Gallipolis, 7.t0· 441;.7398 2 Dryers lor ssle 3112 to 4 yrs. old (304)675-<1693. 520 Sporting Goods Sporting Equ1pment 1 Best Olfer. 740-446-9709. s3o Antiques Buy or sell . Riverine Antiques, 112" E Me•n Street, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Hours· M.TW. 10 00 a.m. 1o 6:00 p.m .. Sunday 1.00 10 8.00 p.m 740-992-2526, Russ t.1o<n>wner 540 Mlscellanaous Merchandise 1/2 Carat DIBITlQnd SoUtalre Ring, VS.2 Clarlly. 14K. Yellow Gold. 6 Prong; Tiffany Band, Appraloed AI $2,000, leas Than One Year Old, $1,1000B0740-4411-4548. 18" DlrocTV Solollllo Sratemo· $69 oo. 3 month tree programing w1th NFL Tlcket Purchase limited time offer, can 1·800-779-8194 , 2 Piece Multi Colored living Room Suite (Couch 1 Chai r) Gr'XI ConditiOn, Serious Inquiries 0nly.740-441·1763 4 6x8r.4 Oog Kennel 6 Months Old, 2 Dog Boxes. latter Jacks New Brand . 1993 *lanDau• Flat Bot· tom BoatL1ke New, Wllh Trolling Motor; Simmons Rifle Scope 3 · 9x32 New, Camillus American Wildlife Ser-Ies Knife Brand New 1 Chtcken Or Pheasant Incubator 6 MonthS Old, Heat Lamp And Cage, Call7<1()-.t46-3.t09 AST P133 Laplop, MMX. 1.6ghd, 56K Modem, Floppy !CD, Touchpad, 32 Meg .RAM, Deluxe Nylon Carymg Case, Canon BJC-70 Printer $1,250, 740·441 · 1971 9-5 P.M. BOTTLED WILLPOWER LOSE Up To 30 los. 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEEt Natural, Dr Recommended . 740 -441 -1982 Free Samples. COOL DOWN Central Air Condltlonmg Added To Your Furnace. Complele Ouct Systmes & Furnaces, Heat Pumps Certified Installer. If You Don't Call Us We Both lose! 740· 446-6308, HIOG-291·0098. Craftsman 6HP, 60 gat . alreom· pressor. S275 00, 2 pair of end tables $20 00 lor aiL Regll')a up right sweeper· 125.00, 2-10 gal , Aquariums w/acctssor~ 120.00 lor aU 2-co Racks-$5 00 lor both (740)·44 1-1288 Discount Mobile Home PariS & S'4)Jlly Huge Inventor; Vinyl Sk~rltng Kits 1299.9!5, 5 Gallon Alum1num Flbered Roof Paint $2 5 21; 5 Gal Whitt Roof Paint $57 69; Anchors $5: Doors & Wmdows, Gas & Electric Water Heaters Plumbing & Electrical Parts, tntertherm, Miller 4 Cole· man Au Conditioners & Heat Pumps Bennett's Mobile Home Supply, 740·446·9416 Galllpoll•, Ohoo. DISCOUNT TOBACCO PRO· OUCTS BY MAIL Premium Brands $22 .7 5 & S18.00 Generic Brands S11.SO • 120.25 Volume DISCounts & Group Rates FREE S&H In Continental US W/3+ Carton Orders Toll Free 1-877· 945-0882 FAR1.1 SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK F01 Sale: Patio Ooof. Replac• -Township, - Restricted l..ol For-. Gnoon S150/Mo .• 740 U& oeM Mer 5:30 P.M. 510 ~74001f1MI1 . For Salo, 740-256-1922. 460 SpKe for Rent r.1E RCHMWISE 8'-IIWfY Clarinet 1200 E.:ceUent GoodTns.74().406-~ 1519 1'888-81~128 2 Bedrooms W1th CIA, Gas Heat, Wator & Garbage Paid, 5300/Mo., Oeposll Required, References, 740-446-7456 2 44 Acres , Homesite, Green Township, Galha County, Scen1c, Ou1et, Clo&e To Gallipolis, Some Restrkflons, 7~2~5776 Very s,lacious, 2 Badraarna, 2 Floors. CA. 1 11.2 ,... C.· ,..od. Adult Pool& Bally Pool. Mobi..nohome tor rem '" PornerOOJ patS. 740-992 589 Farm 58 Acres in Putnam Coun· ty Evergreen Road. NICe Home Site Needs to be sold (304)67568391(304)937·3312 13 t Acres More Or Less, Fenced, City School System. locatd In Clay Town&hlp, 740· 388· 8504. s... ilf8L Pets, References, $30j)/Mo , Pakt New 4BR 16 Wide, $500 Down. S2•s per mo. Free Air, 1· 800· 69t-&m. West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments. lneludu Water ge. Traoh. $315/Mo.. 740· It& :101» Patio. Start $350/Mo No Pets. WATERlOO Cl•an alfordable previously owned homes Large selection available Call Karena at RiverdaB Homes, 740-385-4367 615-2015. --~140- Tara To.....,se Apertmenll. 69110 .67 Acre Level lot. 3 Bedrooms. 2 112 Baths, Utihty & Pantry, Ra1sed Kitchen I D•n•no Room, Kilcnen Has While New Cabinets, Electr ic Stove, Fflg . Washer & Dryer Included. 11'x28' Front Porch Ovartookmg The Valley. 11'xt•• Back PDrch, 1376 Patriot Road, Pnct<f In Low $70's. New Wh ile Cethng Fans. Llghls . Plumb•ng & Carpal Throughout (Hardwood Floors Under Car,.l) Fireplace & Lolli Of SIOfage! Call 740-379-9000, Or 740-379·9887. No Land Coonctsll Nice U nturnisllad 3 Bedroom Apanment, l'lml Pln5anl. 304· House m Chest•. good Sile rDOftW & YMl. lots ol poscjl y Now Takiog Applications- 3S 1&170 & 12•65 tt8118tl, $250 ·--26t5·24- . - . y .: fo< Sale 1 Sla· MEDICAl BillER Up to 120 • S40 IHJ Medtcal Billing Software COmpany Needs Peop)e To Pro0851 Medical Claims From Home. Tra1ning Provided Must Own Computer 1-800-•34 -5518 Exl. -----Clot..... -- 14 Ko)' Thampeon 55 Autloor Moiler OWN A COMPUTER •t,;uT IT Ti) WORK $850 ·$3,SOO'f!l0. PT./Fl. FREE DetailS: log Onto . http fl www.hbn.com AccesS COde ~ PR..ESTAfl. '"" . Diroo:TV Summer Promotion. cal now Hl88-265·2123 Redlin& stunt bicycle. new condition, CO&I $400, sell for $200, NQr· die lrack ski mactnne, cost 11200 sell for $500, Pioneer OEH 45 """"'· $115. 7-40-949-2389. Speakers, 2 to• MTX Subwoof· ers, $100 100Wan Oplimus Amp , $40 170Watt Opllmus Amp, $60. 140Wall. Aulolex Amp $90 Usod Ul1le (3114)675-1504 cat 215 Hoe 530.00; 427 cMotor $650.: •s• PaTts Tf'lrler 51100: 1 6 ' - 111111 $3..500.00; 3 Arrow Boards S1,200 each, Yard Conc:rete 811Cket $700.00; ~;;;;;,.;0..;;;';;,·.;,w;·•s;t•r Tanll: $650 00, • Sloo1 - Plaia Tamp that 416 BaQhoe $4,200; s.-•er 51 .300'· Mio· cellaneous hand IOOis. Tar J(enle $300.00: o\Oh ea.tended Trailer $4,500. h i lit a 215 ,.., Jackhammers , a1r drills. con· structlorl btankets~ eonstructiQn barrels. Phone. (740)· 6o\3·2916 alter •·oo. (740)·843-2644 aher &·DO M.F 150 Tractor, No. 12 Baiter, Fotd 501 Mower. 3 pts. Hayralle, Oliver II Bottom PloW'. $1.400. 2 hoiH Rubber r .. Wagon, $500. tS0-4)576·2147. All are clean & """"""' -ne - 11ft FORD EXPLORER $1001 oao. S.tted And S.Hing Looal Fee 1-800-409 -7511 Eat. 9088 North • J 4 1 991 Monte Carlo l-3•. Black . l o -. ~ . UUSI Sell. 1~ 24~5983 , Misprinted Number, From Last Weekend Leave, .... g • Wll RoiL<n Cal. -COr- -- CARS $100, $500 & UP POliCE IMPOUNDS. Honda'& Toyola'a, Cht'f'YJ. Jeeps, And Sport Utili· lies. Call Now! 80D·772-U70; EXT 7832 1979 Chevy Camara. 351) bored 0\llr 30. excellent condillon, uklng $3000, 740-985·9820 or 74098&-3839 1983 Jag 4 door XJ&. decent old car, 52500. 740-992·5551 . For ....... -.go. cal, 1-IKI0-311·5CMB ext 9267 720 T~• lor Sale .:J shape. ask1ng $1 .800. t304}882\ 3612 ~ 1985 Foret Ranger, 4 ely, stan: dard, new tires , good shaPet 51.250. 740-9112.(1(178. . • 1987 Oo<lgo 0·50 Plck·UP ~l ...... AK;. 68.~ $2,650w 1990 S-1 0 Eecllenee Cond1t1o ','i $2.895 .00. Cook Molars (740h 446-0103 'I Slide"' ca"""'r, (304)675-4631 • , We1ght EqUipment Power Rack, " II)Ch '1 Bench, lag Elltension, Incline Bench, 740-446-810!5. White Kenmore \Yasher S80, White GE washer $70; While Kenmore Dryer $70, Call Alter 5'30, 740-446-9066 • Wolff System Sunquest Tanning Bed, Pro 24, 20 Mu)ute Bed With Face Tanner. Asking Price 52,500, 74&-388·98fi2 Word Processor Macintosh Classic II Stylewnter Prlntttr Wllh Keyboard And Mou&e, $200, 740-446-2105 550 Building Supplies 2 ·All STEEL BLDGS, FAC · TORY LIOUIDATION 40x38 Wao $10,818, Sell $3,900 50x90 Was $22,800. Sell $10,800 Doug 1100386·5314 Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, FUo Grande, 0~ Call 740·2455121. 560 Pets lor Sale 2 Male AKC Registered Golden Retriever 8 weekS old Vet Check. Wormed, 1st Shots (740)-388· 8619 or (740)-446-o390 AKC German Shepherd Pups, White, Or Sliver /Sable, Snow ClOUd Line, 7•0.~45-9213 AKC Reglst8red Banet Hound Puppies, And Siamese Kittens, 1-'D-367-n05 1989 Corah::a lTZ . excellent shape, retalt $3,150 ask1ng 52.500. 304·695-3940 after 5 pm 1989 Ford Tempo, .t door, au· tomatlc, dependable car, $750 080, 1986 Ford Tempo, 1WQ door, automatic. runs good, $460 080: 1986 Pontiac Sunblrd. automatic, runs good, $600 OBO; 1981 Maz· da 626, automatic, 4 door, 4 cylinder, gas saver, $595, 1992 Ct\el,ly Cavalier, 4 door. 4 cylinder, IcE! COld air, automattc, $1150. ' M&J AuiO. Open Monday lhru Ftlday 12-6. 740-388·9693 1991 Ford lTD Crow'n Victoria, " door sedan 1 e~cellent condition, 75,000 miles, new Ures. brakes, er.hauat, loacfed, no rust, $5500, 1995 GMC Jimmy •x-' Maroon~ A.i.,ionnaoic Transmission , P.S •1 locK Brakes, Electtlc; Trailerlng f'kv .. 4.3. Wl. t Condlllon. Inside & CM.l E~f\aust, Nevi' so3.995, can 730 Vans & 4-~DI . .. • 2209 "y NOT 7 For sale· hand led Quaker Parrot , cali740-992·9910 One year old· female Dalmatian , purebred, no papers . asking $50, 741)-985-3699 Registered Airedale puppies. make greal hunlers farm Clogs, loyal gentle pets Shots. wormed $150, 740-99'2-7888. Reg•stered English Coon Hound Pups, 740-256-1517 f!onwe"'r Puppy For Sale, AKC 8 Weeks Old , $250 Call Evenings. 740.388.0302. 2092 1998 Dodge Caravan, Low Miles A1r, Cassette, Automatic , t.lki New, For Pay Off, $15,500, 740· 446-861 0 1998 Fora Mustang $100 lOBO Seized And Selling !;ocally. 1· 800-409-7511 , E" 9089, Foe. 1998 Pontiac Trans Am 350 V-8, LS-1 COrvette Engine, Automatic. T·Tbps, Monaoon Stereo With 12 Disc CO Changer In Trunk Dark Na'f'y Me,alllc With Grey Leather lntertor W1N Take Pay OH Or Reasonable Ofler 7-'0·446· 4548 c• • • 3406. ' I Arnu Jenny11 Princely nallan volcano, Mauna- family name Bandleader 12 R~~ 24 Driest 25 Egyptiln PEANUTS l Auto Parta & Accessories ----~~~~~~--- ~ Budget Priced Transmissions ~ and Engines. All Typos. Access To Over 10.000 Transmis sions :: eve Joints. 740.245-5677 J IFI ~ KNOW A BURGLAR iS COMING 11LL EAT ' ,.y._, EARL'I' .. • New Replacement Gas Tenks U~ & R Aulo, Ripley, WV (304)312· 1 3933 or 1·11(1(1.273-9329. ' 1993 5th Wheel Sandpiper Wiltt~ Hitch, Excellent Condition, 740367..0032 • I •I I ------------------l 810 Home J BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local relerances lurnlshed Established 1975. CaN 2-' Hrs (740) 446·0870. 1·800·267·0578 Rog· ers.Waterproofing Appli ance Parts And Service· All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex perience A !I Work Guaranteed , French C•ty Maytag , 740-4467795 C&C General Home Maintenan ce- Pa inting. vinyl sldinb . carpentry, doors, windows. baths. mobile home repair and more For lree estimate call Chet, 740-992· 1,:::::::....__ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 l lvlngston's Basement Wat•r Prootlng , au basemen r repa irs Clone. lree estimates. i1fettme wuarantee. 12yni on job experi ence 1304)695-3887 EleCtrical and Refrlgaratlon Re&ICI~~ntla l or commerctal wiring, new service or repairs Master ucensed etectr1c1an A lden~UI Electrical . WV000306 , 304· 615· 1786 - 3 NT All pass war 29 Ingesta 30 Notloloe 31 Weokena 37 MI. Zlldorl 38 VCR bunon If ,you know, keep it quiet By Phillip Alder In a se rmon, B1shop Joseph BUI· ler said, "Tiungs and acuons arc what they are, and the consequences of them will be what lhey w1ll be· why then should we deslfe to be dece1ved ?'. Bndge players do not deme lobe deceived; they deme to deceive. There is I1Uie lhal •s more pleasing at the table . How should the play go m three no-trump .afler Wesl leads the heart I 0. his stronger maJor' South has su lop lncks· one spade, four heans and one d1amond. The other 1hree lncks might come from either mmor. If Wesl has the dta· mond kmg or club' queen, every1hing 1s ftne Yel which sui1 should South lry hrsl ' If South takes the doamond finesse 'and 11 loses, and Ihe defenders Ihen swolch 10 spades, he mighl have no funher chance When declarer nexl plays a club. lhe defender wHh the ace wms lhc lnck, and 1he defense cashes loo many spade lncks. However, 1f South loses Irick two lo the club queen, he can always Jail back 40 Aa1ronaut 41 42 John- ASTRO-ORAPH Friday, Sep1ember 3, 1999 Be pauenl as your annual birlhday ~ cycle begins, because a new course you could be embarking on might no1 be Immediately evident to you. 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She also Stage skillathons Society Scrapbook ' Friday, September 3, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Skillathom. v.~.~ n.: mtH'M..Iu~:~.~d lt\1 h~lt' l' t:U rctt nhhon~ for her red deli- apples. black "' alnut, comthe nrsL 1111ll' at th..: Ml' l£'1 (.\)U I\t~ Juni0r Fair h) mcmhl·rs ullhl..' R.J.~Inl' manJant peppers and eggplant. Attend Iowa conference Kathleen Kutsko. Women's Center Southern FF.<\. Kal') Emn recct.\ ed blue ribbons Joe and Janet Bolin nf Rut land coord inator, said ·a panel of' wtse T he event tc~tcJ thl' ~tud~nt nn for her mixed hay and com , and were among more than 250 conser· women" will share the most mean· k n o~lrdge of ..,ck(tcd p WJl'i,.'h "1th And~'<'a Neulll rn g received blue ribvation leaders from across the Mid- ingful passages of their lives on Fri- questi ons ~i n g a~ k cd L·onc.:rntn!-' hun> for her cross- bred rabbits, Calwest who attended the National Asso- day. pan of an animal. m:.ljl•r m..:at ~,,:ut... , tfornta d,.,, Cali fornt a buck, and ciation of Conservation District A few of the scheduled sessions acce pted m.:d1cinal drug apphcatl\ lO.., markei pen of rabbits. (NACO ) Nonh Central Regional include passages of parenthood, yoga for animals and quality ass urance ,Holter family holds "'union meeting in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for stress management, aroma !heraPmv id ing Jn (Cn t ivc~ fnr the pro· The Genrge Holter. Jr. family recently. py. fit ness options for a busy li festyle. gram were Hills Cit go of Racine and reunion \\ as hl!ld rcccnth .it d11.· Repre sentati ves from Illinois, assa ult prevention. un4erstand ing Jeff Warner Jnsurance of 'Pomeroy. home ol)a mes and Kare n \\'~rr} of Indiana, Iowa. Michigan. Minnesota, your personality thro ugh the Myers · They gave $50 sa\'i ngs bonds to the ~h,rning Star. Missouri , Ohm and Wisconsin.met to Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) loving FFA m em~rs sconn g the highest 111 Over 60 relatives and friends disCtJSS natural resources. conscrva- kindness meditat ion. the ~rea of poultry and sw ine. The enjoxed a ba< kct di nner. with the tiona! issues and challenges. Participation in the conference contest was open to all FfA mcmhers hnst and he lpers barbel;uing chicken. Conference highlights included that extends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the · county. 'The winn er~ wac The aftern oon· was spent in visitspeakers Tim Reich, NAC D Natio n- daily is free but there is a luncheon Robert Forester. in ~oult ry and Lon ing and exchanging family hi s1ory. It al Officer, and Patti Judge. lowa Sec- fee of $10 each day. If participants Sayre in swine pro<luct ion. both of was· noted that famil y infonn ati on is retary of Agriculture and Land Stew- want one Hocking College course the Rac ine chapter. still hr mg act.:epletl for the new ardship; tours of the Amana Co lony credit for attending the conference or In the various categori es of ~5 Ramsbc'f)l Fa mil y Book. Thos e Farms and Wapsipinicon Ri ver; and a CEU. an additional $63 will be ex hibits at the fa~r. grand champion atlending were Ed and Jean McKinworkshops on Carbo n seques trat ion. assessed. Kutsko \aid sc holarshi ps ribbons went 10 th t: fi \'l~ m ~ mbcrs ­ ney of Butler, Pa.; Jim and Elizabeth urban conservat ion. a nd conscrva- are avail able. Chris Proffitt , bird house ; Brady Kince ll olTulhinoma, Tenn .; Jim and tiona! buffers. Hoc king Co llege's Women's Cen- J3 oli ng, weldi ng : Tyler Jo hn son. Vada Hnltcr of Durham. N. H.:·Ger.Bolin is servi ng his eighth year iJS tcr received a grant from the: Ohio Granny Smith apple; Lori Sayre. sun- ald Crawford of Beaver fails, Pa. ; a Soil and Water Co nservati on Dis- Department of, Hea lth and Area bc aril tomato; and · Tyler Johnson. Marjone Duncun of Oli ve Hill, Ky.; trict (SWCD) supe rvisor in Meigs Health Educati on Center at Ohio Uni- mai lbo:\ . Reserve champion rihbo ns Doug and Marilyn Marlin of Gal County. SWCDs arc local govern- ''erst.ty to help fun d the co nt'c rene e. went to Matr Johnsun, birdhouse; Jon lipoli s; Mildred Bernard of ment entities wh ic h set co nservation . . For infonnati on or to regiSter. ~.· all Smith. welding; T. J. Moore. mail - Coolvill e; Delmar and Jean Hamm priorities wnhin the d>strict or coun - 740-753-3591 . extension 211 2 or bo.x; Lori Sayre. Golden Delicious of South Webster; Dora Lipps of Littry boundaries. Commi ss ioners like l20ri . apple. and Chris Proffitt , sunbeam tl e Ho10 kin g; and Gerri Nonhway, Bolin arc elected to offi ce for a l l.!rm tomato. Sharlee Evans. Jean Fitch, Leota of three years: Fm rn o r~ inforlnat ilm Alfred news notes Other ribbon winners were Brady Mary K. Holter of PortBirch. and Bertha and Francis Niegac h of on natural rcso urL·cs co nse rvation Boling . birdhouse. glue; Joe Adk ins. land . conta(' t the Meigs So il :md Water Pittsburg, Kansas. an; visiting her sisAttend in g from Pomeroy were Conservati on Di strict at 992- 4 2~2. . te r. Thelma Henderson and other rel- birdhouse. red, mailbo.~ . hlue : Jan Wise. birdhouse. red. mailbox. blu e; Edith. Harold. Brenna and Claire Sisatives here. They plan to attend the Labor Day events T. J. Moore, birdhouse and weldi ng. >on; Roy and Pat Holter. Greg , Jan Two special eH'ntS \\i ll take place Youn g-Harper reunion at Tuppers hlucs; Doll y Hill , birdhouse. red. and Za..:k Dav is; Keith . Emma, at the Forked Run State Park at Plains on Sept. 5. Their daughter, lenmailb ox blue: Chris ·Proffitt. rn ai lRad1el. 'and Emily Ashley with Brent Reedsv ille on Saturday. Sept. 4. from . nifer. and her hu sband Mike Evans. hox. pears. cabbage and eggpla nts, all . Davts of Rushville. 10:30 a.m. to r p.m . l" ill also.he attending. blues, a. n d zucchini. marengo peppers 1n a11c ndance from Racine were The DoubiC C Ranc h will pwv id c Twtla Brooks Powers. New Pon and Hungari a~ \'!'ax pepper. red: Tt)f1l Roger and Helen . Holter; George ponies t'onhe children to ride free of Ritchie , Fla., aunt of Lloyd Brooks, Roberts. welding and market pig. Holter: Paul. Sharon . Aaron , Robbie, ' charge. In the even ing the re \Viii he has bee n vi sitin g i,n the area. Her blues. O Tracy und Jamu: Card : BiHic Harf-is ; · ~usical entertainm ent hy the S hade · co usin , Jani Wells, Fresco. C~lif. is Tyler Johnson . welding. onion . Paul Moore ; Tom and Evelyn Holter; River Boys beg inriing at 6 p.m. at the al so visiting here. They toured Meigs Winesap apple s. red delicious applc.s. Kevin Holte r: Rand y. Violet. and park shelter house. Vi sitors arc to take Mu se um and Library. and the Amish Madi son pears. Kcnn t : > bcc potato. Tamm y Ho lter; Jimmy: Penny. Jestheir own law n ~.: hai rs and bl ankets. Co untry. They visited Mrs. Brooks; co bbl er potatrl. gold.:n dcliL·inus sanor,. Sa mantha. and Brianna WerThe holiday events are held to fur- sister and her hu sband in North Can- apple. Granny Smith appl~ . and sum - ry: Junt." Ashley; and the hos ts. ther commemorate the 50th anni ver- ton and Local Friends, Esther Lan- mer squasl1. all blues. and cantaloupe, sary of the Ohio DiviS ion of Parks don. Gladys Barber and Mildred LUcc hini . Maden t>lush appl e. ha lf- Eichinger family reunion The annual Eichinger reunion was and Recreatiort . f or more in fo rma- Brooks. They plan to vi s1t Nina ·run ner beans. sweet hanan a r~rper held on August I at the Carleton tion res idents may call the park Saunders. Marilyn Robinson and rue umber and canots. reds; Jn sh LarSchool in Syracuse. ' Janet Connoll y. locally. and Joni's office at 740 .. 378-6206 . ' son. wcldiog. blue: Kc\' in H('he r. Kelly Eichin ger gave the blessing co usin s at Loga n. niailbox. blue : Robert Forester. mar- pri or io the covered dish luncheon. To consider issues Vi sitors nf Charles and Marie ket chic ken s. blue and yello w tomafma gcs of Wmm:n. a co n fc rcnl:e ' I offering wome n o!all nges tht.; oppor- tunity to address phystca l. mental, spi.rirual ' I . ~md . ~ m o ll on a l i:~~ u~..·s. is CH' U' Sa rge nt were ht s brother and wife. to. red ; Sandy Smith, breeding horse. Denny and Alice Sargent. Belpre, and corn , and mix ed hay. hlucs .. their grandsons . .Cori and Kyle Sar.. Jimmy AlleJ'' plac ed second in hi s gent. Reedsville. weight class fdr mat'kct hngs and Millie and Jack f ore. and Olen Kell ey. Spencer. W. Va .. were re.cent received a , blue ribbon': Lori Sayre vi sitOrs of [m og~nc tt nd L~s tcr placed second in her weight class for Keaton. Othe r vi~ itors were Gle nda · market hogs, and received blue ribBuchanan and Jim , Ju'tte. und Mary bons for.her sugar baby watermel on. Hale, Barlow. · squash , mixed hay, cabbage. canSunda> supper guests at the Poole- taloupe, zucchini . quince. c herry Parker home were Joe and Ali ce tomato, beef steak tomato. golden being offered by Hockin g Cq ll oge\ Women 's Center and will be hel d SepL J6•and 17 at Ramada Inn . The theme for the sixth annual cmifercnce held . during Wo m~n 's Health Month is "Passages" and June Holley, pres ident and founder of ACEnet. a ~o mmunit y eco nomic development organi zation will be · Crites. the featured speaker on Thursday. r delicious apple , pawpaw, grapes, half-runner beans, maringo pepper. 99 JoHN DEERE TRACTORS ON THE . . 98 JOHN DEERE TRACTORS ON THE 97 JoHN DEERE TRACTORS ON THE 96 JO""'N- DeeRe .TRACTORS ON.THe I I ' .I Family members were recognized for htnhday s.' graduations and other accOmpli shments. Door prizes were drawn . TI1c younge:-;t member attend- ing was Kal ista Lei gh Mass ie born May 29. Kalista's parents are Je~nifer and Melvm·Mass ie. Those attending the reunion were Kenny and Joan Leifheit, Powell . Tenn.: Don , Sandy and Jaclyn Sayre, Merritt Island, Fla.; John Eichinger and gucsvGainesville, Fla.; Elmer Houd ashelt; Grove Qty ; Larry and Anne 'Lcieir, Deerfield; Traci SaYre, Azzalia Sayre. Athens; Butch and Tracte Stein. Trimble: Amanda Boyd, Jack and Mary Gibbs. Linda Colli ns. Parkersburg, W.Va. Geral d and Bonni e Kell y; Richard, Denise and Jason Mora; Darla Staats: Chock and Clara Say re: Poll y Eichinger; Paul and June Eichinger: Judy Eichm ger; Paula Eichinger; Pomeroy: Terry Sayre and family, Long Bottom; Khire and Tammi Kimes. Jordan and Luke. Reedsv ine: Melvin . Jennife r and Kli sta Massie. Jackson: Marie Sy r ac u~e; FLooR. ooR. K•vln people RNdyto COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) - D<:nmark's newborn prince han dled his first public appearance with regal aplomb : He slep.t throu gh the event. The prince, who has yet to be named, was born on Saturday to Hong Kong-born Princess Alexandra and Prince Joachim, the queen's youngest son and second in line for the throne. On Th~rsday, the royal couple mingled with the crowd, stopped for . questions and posed with their tiny son, who was asleep in his warm blanket. "It's fantastic to become a mother. 'y can recommend it," AleXandra said, smiling broadly. The first birth in the Danish royal family in 24 years has drawn tremendous attention in the small n~tion. Dozens of photographers, reponers and well·wishers lined up inside and outside the Copenhagen hospital for a glimpse of popul ar Queen Margretlie's first grandchitd. Danes have been awaiting a royal bicth since Joachim , 30, and :j5year-old Alexandra, ·now a Danish citizen, were marrie'd in November 1995. nle queen s oldesi son and heir to the throne. 3 1-ycar-old Crown Prin ~:c Fret.l link . is single. The 1nfunl prim:c is third in the lin ~ for the throne in Europe\ oldcs1 monarchy. whic h dates back to the year 940. HALEIWA. Hawaii (A P) Hawaii Gov. Ben Cayetano kn ows he i·s n 't destined _to he come a " Bay· warch" re gul ar. · Cayetano made hi s acting .debut on Wednesday with. a short appear" ance in an upcoming epi sode of th e popular lifeguard drama. "They told me not to give up my day job," Cayetano said after he rehearsed his three lines with star David Hasselhoff. His role wasn ' tmuch of a stretch. In the episode, Cayetan o ponray s Hawai i's governor. checking out the ·: Baywatch " crew's new headquarters. Earlier thi s yea.r. the state built a $1 .2 million wooden Polynesian style second lloor on the single story concrete Haleiwa Recreational Cenfer to serve as a set for the Show. Students named to president's list Tonya S. Poling, Reedsville, Heidi M. Legar and Kimberly Cremeans, Pomeroy, and Pamela S. Miller, Tuppers Plains. have been named to the President's List at Washington State Community College for the summer term . Students on the President's List have attainod a perfect 4.0 grade point a~erage . · 99 DAYS SAME As CAsH. 99 DAYS SAME As .CASH. 99 DAYS SAMEAs CASH. ............................ ,.............. ······ ,. 'cut Details on pageA2 lOON' •EawlwWnm.nt PegeCI FMIUrtel on P... C1. College tootllell Ktton • B1 • • tmes Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Gallipolis • Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant'· "septenlber-5, 1999 Parties in Priddy case ordered . to videotape property inventory lily BRIAN J. REED Tlme•Senttnel Stlttf POMEROY- A civil lawsuit filed against Meigs County law enforcement officials by a convicted drug deale,r and others will continue in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, following a court hearing on Friday. · Judge Fred W. Crow Ill presided over what was expected to be an evidentiary hearing on a temporary restraining order issued against the Meigs County Prosecuting Aitorney and several third-party defendants, including the county sheriff apd a multi-county drug task force on behalf of .Fred Priddy, his wife, Barbara, and Larry Wrighl. · Propeny including real estate, motor vehicles, firearms, and jewelry were removed from Priddy's home near Rutland during the investigation of his drug case earlier this year, and that property was later ·News·watch ·Paint spill . closes part of U.S. as· I Vol. J4;; No. 29 f "If your point is that you dDn't understand our discovery ,.., ...,., motor . . . response, then we'll do what we ,.., , , . , . , and1-can, " Knight told Crow Friday. .uy...,. IW»>~ed "But, discovery generally is .li'om Ftfld Priddy'• provided to the Plaintiff. and not holM_. Rutland to the !=ourt, ' and ·I don't under- · dwlng II» lnvwtl~ stand why you think something ficin Of hla dl'u(J c-. else would be necessary.• ... ,., th,. JINf, •nd "It's necessary because I ordered it." Crow said, noting that scheduled for sale at auction by the county as a term vided to the plainliffs' the inventory had been ordered at of forfeiture agreement' between him and law attorneys, provided the IIUCflon by II» coumy the first hearing in June, and al a ·enforcement agencies . . information that Crow has ... ,., ot• ~ second hearing in July. That sale, however, was halted mere hours· before repeatedly asked for. ,....,., , . .. .., him •nd fnr . In the end. Crow ordered its June starling date, after Prid<!y, his wife, Barbara. Crow, however, said .. d'utiwmmt .,.,IIC,_ Til« Ut., IJow. that a videolaped in,ventory of and Lawrence Wright filed a request for an order pre- that the inventory ljst WW, MW IMifed,.,. houral»fwe all items in the county's possesventing the disposal of the seized property, which included in the discovery .JlJM .....10 .,., ,.,. Plfddy, , . .,., sion be prepared within two Crow granted at lhe June hearing. response is difficult to Bmtln, and Ulti....C. M1g#ll fll«<a weeks, ·and that a revised writAI Friday's hearing, Crow again insisted that ihe understand. and .in pans, is lllqiiWt for ., otr1« prawntlng II» d,._ . ten li~t of propeny be submitted prosecutor's offi.c e provide him with a detailed inven- not descriptive enough. For' potMI Of II» tflzed pt'Of»>ty, which to him in the same time frame, tory of which seized items were ·returned to the Prid- instance, crow said, the listing in more detail the l<ica, dys, whrch items we~e sol<! or otherwise disposed of inventory includes a roll of Crvw granted lit riJe JUIHI traarmg. to others, and · which items are still in the county's coins, without aescribing ' "-- - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - lion and description of items seized. possession: the denomination of the coins, or the estimated value. The parties involved also established a schedule of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Charles Knight, Crow also said that the list as provided in the court who spake on behalf of Lentes and the third-party . case did not dislinguish which items have been sold, pre-trial hearings and other deadlines for the trial of defendants in the case. insisted Friday that a volumi- which had ·been relurned lo the owners, and which the mallei, which a court employee said Friday would likely be set for sometime in February. nous answer to discovery, filed in the court and pro- items were still in the county's possession. Plopetty Including ::=t':.'-.r a. n. 1 GALLIPOLIS The Ohio Department of Transportation closed a section of the westbound lane of .U.S. 35 in Gallia County Saturday morning after paint spilled from a truck, a spokesman for the Gl!lliaMeigs Post of the State Highway Patrol said. . The highway was cl~ from~c intersection of State Route 850 to Rio Grande, the spokesman said. He · added that the vehicle carrying the paint was not involved in an accident, and that the paint was detected . leaking from the vehicle onto .the road. ODOT opted to close the lane until a cleanup crew could get into the area. The Rio ·Grande Vol unleer Firi: Department responded to thc scene, according to the patrol. The length of the closure was not immediately . known Saturday. Newspapers will not publish Monday ' GALLIPOLIS- The Daily Sen- · line!, Gallipolis Daily Tribune and Point Pleasant Register will not be published Monday so that employees may observe the Labor Day holiday. . Regular publication and business · hours resume Tuesday. LTI33 Lawn 71-actor • 13 hp • 38-inch culling width • 5-speeq shift-on-the-go transmission ! 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W'! oo HI: 80s Low: 60s BM:on: Don a nd Jan -Names in the News - $1 c Helping look their best recogni zed were Norm an. the old\':-.t. FLOOR. ·99 DAYS SAME As CASH*. FLOOR. Inside Tyler Anderson. the youngest,and Marlene and Ralph Coleman and Kenneth, Carried and Donna Wood, and Tyler Anderson of Columbus. who traveled the farthest. Nex.t year·s· reun ion was sci for, Aug. 27 at the King farm . Eichin ger, Tiffany and Ju stin. Vin ng were Nom1an and AlleAnendi cent; Opal Eichin ger. Chester: Fritz gra Will, Rutland. Kenneth, Came Sayre. Nancy Hubbard , Max and Kelly Eichin ger, Racin e; Bob and . and Donna Wood, Tyler Andcrs\)n. Marlene and Ralph Coleman, ColumBecky Frank. Belpre. 1 The 2000 reunion is planned for bus"Jcan and Norman Wood , !)<:loris and.Virgil King , David, Cyndi , ElizAugust 6. abeth , Stephan and Philip King. RonWoodpe~nal Jean and Normah Wood recentl y nie Wood, Lee Drake. Dale Hoffman. visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood Haze l Oli ver, James Cummins, and family of Columbus. While there Pomeroy; Betty Jewell. Vienna, W they attended the Ohio State Fair Va. and Al an Halliday. going to the concert of George Jones · and Loretta Lynn . They were fiCCOmHoud as helt, Along the River panied by Kenneth and Canie Wood. Wood family holds reunion The 27th annual Wood re~n ion was held Aug. 14 at the home of Deloris and Virgi l K1ng. David King had the prayer, and Debate continues over water quality of Ohio River By LIZ SIDOTI ASIOCitlled Prea Writer luted." , , CINCINNATI (AP)- About2,000 boats are expected to cruise the Ohio River this weekend and nearly a half a million people are expected to line its banks Sunday for the cit¥'• riverside fireworks festival . With an increasing number of events like Riverfest and million-dollar developmeniS planned, 1he riverfront seems tO be coming back from the dead. But is the river iiSelf'l . P.eople concerned with the river's water quality agree progress has been made in the fifty years since the waterway's pollution police, the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitalion Commission, began cleanup efforts. · Just how much progress is debatable. Environmental agencies say thF river is cleaner than ever, but citizen groups say it's only a little better than a 981 -mile open sewer. . "People are noticing impr~vemeniS. ~ey'.re telling us the river looks better than 11 ever has, s&Jd Jeanne !son, spokeswoman for the eight-state commission. The water has become increasingly cleaner and bac.teria is consistently falling .far below danger levels, which is impressive because the river has so much lraf· fie, she said. · · People conct~med with the rlwr's war.r Untreated sewage and industrial waste i~ flushed into 'the river from Ham ilton County's sewer system, which quality agrH progresa hss.bHn m•de In combines rainwater and raw sewage. tiHI nrry YNrtl since lhe wsr.IWay's polluUntil recently, Hamilton County had 238 combined tion pollee, th• Ohio River Valley Water Ssnsewer overflow location s, )"hich flush the contaminants ltlltlon Commlulon, bagsn clunup etfotta. into the river during heavy rai ns, on.the Ohio River and Just how much prog,.sa Is d•balab,.. . . waterways flowing into it. In 1996, the di stri ct drafted a 25-year, $332-mtllton plan to eliminate the locations and sin ce then have tore down 36, said Ann Newsom, spokeswoman for the Met ropolitan Sewer District. • The efforts are showing. she said. "The river has greatly improved and I th ink th e pubsaid. I ~ lic is a lot more aware of what has been done and wh at But citizen watchdog groups say those standards else needs to be done ," she said. seem to be ignored as untreated sewage continues Ill While Blez recognizes and applauds the district's flow into the river from cities al ong iiS banks and toxic . plan, she said the main problem still is being ignmcdwaste still is flushed downstream from hundreds of companies continuing to pump millions of pounds of industries, including chemical plants. · steel mills and industrial waste through sewer systems not designed to refineries. handle toxins. "The Ohio River is a joke. It's like this big toxic '"There are so man y co mpani~s violating their own brew," said Rachael Belz, spokeswoman of Ohio Citi - sewer regulations, improvements can 't occur unless zen Action. "People might boat on it, but they' re not they're willing to dispose of it somewhere else," she · going to let their kids in it or fish from it when it's pol- said. , "The Ohio has gotten a bum rap it really didn"t deserve. The water quality h!IS improved so much in past years. It's a great natural resource and a resGurce that people have taken for' granted," !son said. Stringent pollution control standards riverfront cities have adopted are the main reason the ·river is cleaner, she .. '. • • ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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. 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