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So, on 41 Reunion 10 Fashion 35 Energy IIIII, let's look at a ............:..;,:.-Tdeal from "RiJiht Through the Pack' by Robert Darvas and Nonn<ll\ Hart (Devyn Press, 1996) that features a key play by a queen. South is in five clubs. West leads the heart severi: king. two, eight. How may a queen have a lead• ing role? How t(>Uid declarer make that majesly a spectator? In my auction (the one in the book is convoluted), North's three-spade rebid is a splinter, announcing at least game values in clubs with a singleton or void in spades. CELEBRITY CIPHER South might have by Luis Campos . opted for three noCelebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous trump, but that con· people, past and present. Eactlletter in the cipher stands tor another. tract has no chance if · Today's c/U<O: C equals K West leads a spade. Given the actual YO I N, O HSNTRD, T LN "M B distribution, there is one way to make the VMKK , H A 0 I C HSNORDSP contract: At trick two, declarer must play a MSHOKB. M B YO IN 0 B TN low club from the dummy to bring T B:: VOIC, VTNUH GO down the bare ace. Then South can use R T POKA." . his spade entry t~ pick up the trump sutt XTPR B . COR ROUE and lose only one diaPREVIOUS SOLUTION -"My pessimism goes .to the point of mond and one club. suspecting the sincerity of pessimists." - Jean Rostand However, -since that wouldn't be so clever WORD if West had one fewer GAM! . club · and East one more, South played a O Reorran.ge lettera cf the four ocrombled words bespade to his ace, then low to form four ~lmple words. ran the club jack, los· ing to East's a~ RHAHET East found the only l-1"""'1rT-;.;,.~rrT--l 1 2 lead t6 defeat the con· 1 -I tract at this point: the ======~~..J heart queen. This .NUHCL locked declarer in the dummy; he couldn '1 i---,.:.;.-:;...:.:.,.t~--l 14 I I I I I I I I I I get to hand safelyback to finesse. West ,..======~ "' out of his club queen. I .A C L 0 V ':~"', Is I I I ~ South tried a low PEANUTS L. diamon4., from the dummy, but East went- in with the ace and led another heart . to score West's club gueen. South had to lose one diamond and two clubs. I .. , • · MO/II,CANl GO Si'-1\NG AT fi\0\JilT e I I I e 'I' ·I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS loDUC1 I asked the check out clerk why she didn't weigh alt ·the tomatoes together. "Don't be silly," she replied, "they're all different SIZES!" Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2002 BY BERNICE BEDE OsoL GARFIELD t'M OOINGr TO GINAW ON. THE WOODWORK 1 HOPe. YOU GoET A !lPLINTER! Your chart indicates that in the year ahead there will-be a large amount of balance in your life between your es' thetie needs and your material requirements. This will set up harmonious conditions for • I I • . 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23Dcc. 21) -- Give .credence to that small, inner voice of yours that .tells you that everything is going 10 work out for you in ways that yo.u need -- and then act on il. It knows 111.ore than you ._.. · "LAPRICORN (Dec.' 22-Jan. 19) -- Don't .be discouraged if" things haven 't been going your way. Today is ano1her day that is promising to set things right with a number of happy developments. · AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. · 19) -- Concentrate on your ca· reer today. because conditions that have a direct bearing on it could l5e a bit more beneficial _at this time than usual. Make hay while the sun is shining. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Charm, wit and tact always do wonders for dealing • with members of the opposile gender. Be sure to utilize 'these tools to your advantage. , ARIES (March 21-Ap'rill9) -- A person who is quite fond of you may do something for you today that you lack the power to do for yourself. You'll be very pleased with it, so remember to express your gratitude. _ TAURUS (April . 20-May 20) -- You cou ld get the chance loqay to improve upon an important alliance thai can make your life a lot brighler. Take whatever c'onstructive action you can when the opportunity ari·~s : -·~ 21-J~ne · ·· GEMINI (May 20) -- Deal with your co-workers I I to ay in a manner that epco rages them to go that extra st for you when needed. If yo take the lead in doing so, th y'll follow suit. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- The positive attitude you have today allows you to see the bright spots that exist in the world. _.Chase those rainbows: they really do have pots of happiness at the end of lhem. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Fortunate are those loday who are closest to your heart. By putting their interests ahead of your own, you'll be gratifying theor desores and lhey, on tum, will love you all the more: .. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) .-- Companions will find you a most pleasant person to. be nro.und today . You know how I shadows and view the Construction on ·new centerto begin soon . place for a long-tenn project Staff writer Wolfla said he came up will! the idea afler his mother was ill and in need of a place RUTLAND - Ground will stay. be broken on the Deer Run "We want to create a plae( Senior .Retirement Center to for people over 62 who can be built in Rutland within two weeks , according to Joe still live independently yet · Wolf! a, vice · president and want to be surrounded by peo; chief operating officer of The pie their same age, with simi; Jar life experiences and similar Legends Realty Co. futures ," Woltla explained. • Wolfla was in town Monday Three years ago, Wolf!a to discuss plans for the retire" contacted Preston Pace, diree; rnent centt;r with local comtor of multi-housing for tiie munity ·teaders and to give state of Ohio, and persuad61 them a glimpse of what the facility will look like when it's him to take a ride througfi finished. They hope to have Ironton, Aihens, Burlington. the doors open for business by the Plains, and Rutland in search of suitable locations for the first of next year. Wolfla said he and his part- retirement . centers, ners Oscar Robertson and "Tom (Reed) was a pitbull; ·Bobby Plump, are not only the he was relentless," Wolfla developers and owners of the said. facility, but the managers. "When we (Pace and · The center will have 60 one- Wolfla) first met him he took bedroom units: 30 units 570 us to property Community square feet and 30 units 607 Action had purchased in square feet. Rutland. He wouldn't get out There also will be three spe- of the car till he made sure we cialty units: Two to accommo- were coming back and were date Adult Disability Act interesled." · clients and one for the hearing Wolfla described the setting. and sight impaired. in Rutland as gorgeous but -The design also includes a said that he and .his partners common area that will accom· were still hesitant. modale 80 people for use by He said they returned and the residents and also be avail- met wtth Susan Oltver of the able to the public for confer- . Senior Citizens Center; Mick ences and receptions. Davenpo~. Meigs County The modular structure will commtsswner; and Perry employ I 0 to 20 people, Vamado_e. . Meigs Co~nty including a groundskeeper and Economtc Develo~ment dtreea maintenance person. tor, and _later wtth Rutlll!ld .._,Legends also will have a bus Mayor Rtchard Fetty. ~d Jun transportalion system to take Sheets, county comnussmner. its residents on field trips and "We felt the people were so · to the store, and a pond on the friendly and the 'mountains ' grounds for them to enjoy. weren' t tile obstacle ·we "Legends is a c·ompany of thought they would be and three childhood friends who decided Rutland was the place took advantage of the opportu- for us," Wolfla said . Christy Lynch, a represenc nities aff9rded them through sports;' Wolfla said. tative for Congressman Ted "We wanted to do some- Strickland, also assisted. thing good for people living in . Wg)fla said that so far, all of remote areas who might not the contractors being used on otherwise get fund ing for such the project are local, and they projects. will continue to use local folks He said Legends was creal- in the future . ed almost four years ago. The Deer Run Senior After much thought and many Retirement Center is the frrst visits and talks with Tom of 18 centers that Legends will Reed, Community Action build in Indiana and Ohio. director, it was decided that Plans for future sites have Rutland.should be the starting been contirmed. BY KRIS ScouTEN to BY CHARLENE HoEFUCit News ed~or MIDDLEPORT- The traits of disci· pline, self-sacrifice and vision reflectett in Gen. :J~Unes Y. Hartinger's miliillly career were extolled by speakers at Mdn\lay's .tle(lifatl.on i;>f a 'histor\qill , marker ,,,.,honohng the _' man friJih MiddlepQrt who rose to the position of the oonunander-in-chief of the North. Amerjcan Aerospace . Defense ' Command. <.. ~~~~i)-~~~~,~~~ erew:t~ H:artin~~er with ''leading WilY to. coup~, preserve freeaom in this even toqay in the war !18IDn~t ' • Veteran's remembered in services BY KRtS SCOUTEN · Staff writer eve n~ POMEROY- "The freedom that you and I enjoy, was bought and paid for with the sweat, tears, and blood of our heroic American dead," s~d Joe Struble, keynote speaker for Monday·s *unty-wide Veterans Day observance held in front o the Meigs County Courthouse. Veterans in uniform lining · the sidewalk stood at attention as the Pomeroy United Methodist ChurcH rang its bells to open the II a.m. ceremony. Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion hosied the where the colors was presented by Post 39, Tuppers Plains . VFW Post, the American Legion Posts in Middleport, Ruiiand, and Racine. Pomeroy Mayor John W. Bl,aetlnar welcomed the small 1 crowd and introduced retired Sheriff Jim Soulsby who sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "Old Friends." In his talk, Struble remind" ed those atlending · that Vetera)ls Day is "a time to honor the vetemns of all wars who are called upon to set aside their civilian pursuits to serve a grateful nation 's cause, defending Ihe freedom of man, and preserving our precious American heritage." . Middleport gets·study grant Index 1 Sections - 10 Pllges BY BRIAN Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather Siruble the·n made refer- flees that were made by Ihe ence 10 the Sept. II tragedies gallani men and women who saying that these days vigi- gave their lives so !hat we lance is the watch word may live to enjoy freedom because we are at war with an today, tomorrow, and for all . to come. " unseen enemy. ltme "We as a natiot) must band Soulsby then recited an together to work for the bet- emotional poem titled "What tennent of tomorrow, to help did you do today?" to seek and achieve higher The Post 39 firing squad goals for all generations who fired a 21-gun salute folfollow in our footsteps to lowed by Karen Griffith play" enjoy," he said. ing "Taps" after which Frank He then discussed the Vaughan of Drew Webster importance of freedom. Post 39 reminding the crowd "We must as veterans and to instill in youth the impor· citizens, old and you~alike, tance of not forgetting whal re-aftirm our faith in ' our velerans have done for !heir nation, its ideals, our fellow counlry. "If America is going man, and in ourselves to face lo be strong, we need to teach the tasks that lie before us. our young people about Let us never forget the sacri· . Amenta," he said. 2 6-9 10 4 3 3 6 2 ,t l 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. J. determine costs of, ~onsiructing a new jail facility at the rear of the building and converting classroom and office space into village offices and public space. - · The Meigs Local Board of Education has agreed to tum the village's three school buildings back to the village once they are vacated later this ·school year. The Pearl Street elementary building has been chosen as a potential site for a new village building, and council hopes a new jail would not REED Staff writer MIDDLEPO~T- A grant through the Governor's Office of Appalachia will fund a feasibility study on the conversion of Middleport Elementary School into a new village hall and jail. Mayor Sandy lannarelli announced the grant award during Monday evening's reg" ular Village Council meeting. The $8,500 grant will be used to develop plans for, and Please see ••II. l Joe Wolfla, vice president and chief operating officer of The Legends Realty Co. Inc ., goes over drawings of The Deer Rlln Senior Retirement Center with Perry Varnadoe, director of tne Meigs County Ecpnom ic. Development Corp .. and Jim Sheets and Mick Davenport, county commissioners. (Kris Scouten) · : House lo celebrate National Home Care and Hospice Month Thursday, November 14 1 PM- 3 PM to help them come out of the s un~ shine that exists all around lhem. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Attitude is. everything and lhe good one you possess today !urns all of your endeav. ors into labors of joy. As are-, suit, the profit you IUm coulq be quite substantial. www.mydailysentinel.com TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 2002 Honoring Harting~r. ; . I L. BETTY • Holz:er Home Care • Holz:er Hospice • Holz:er Extra Care Discover the Holze~· Difference . 113 East Memorial Drive - Pomeroy Office lours, information, refreshments and FREE health screenings will be oHered. ~ For more inlormolion, call (740) 992-1772 or (740) 992-7463 • www.holzer.org · • �. ·The Daily Sentinel I Wednesday, Nov. 13 MIDDLEPORT - Jim and Deborah Boyer opened the doors to their new store Precious Memories this past Saturday in Middleport. "We take a customer's most precious photographs and either elegant china or porcelain products and create a unique way of displaying those dear memories in a keepsake that will last forever," said Jim. "The photos are cut into a perfect circle and then placed on the desired item. . A special glaze is then poured over .the photo and cured. The end product is elegant and beautiful." Boyer said the glaze protects , preserves and enhances the color of the ol Columl>ua l35o150oI ,. .' \.~~~-wv.. . ...... Cl 2002 AccuWearher, Inc. () &mny PI Cloody Cloudy Stlowt~s Thesday, November 12, 2002 New business features 'memories' Ohio weather .I PageA2 Local . T-slcnns Rain Flunin Snow photos. Precious Memories has more than 60 items to choose from including white, black. and ivory china pl'\tes with 24-karat gold trim in various sizes. "We also have jewelry boxes, baby shoes, mugs, trays, basketball, football, baseball and soccer ball banks and even key ·chains, just to name a few," Jim said. The company also offers a photography department that will take a photo if needed. Precious Memories also works with fund-raising Jim and Deborah Boyer. owners of the new business· Precious organizations. Memories, . stand in front of one of their diSp lays. (Kr is The business is located at Scouten) 145 N. Second Ave. •• Social Security . Births new efforts Sunny skies in forecast announces . ' mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 40s. West winds around 10mph. Wednesday night...Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 30s. Extended forecast: Thursday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the. mid 50s. Thursday night ...Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Friday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the upper40s. Saturday... Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s and highs in the mid40s. Sunday... Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 30s and highs near 50. Monday...Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 30s and highs in the lower 50s. BY THE ASSOCIATED Pf1ESS l 1 Low temperatures· ·tonight \\:ill be mostly in the lower 30s. These temperatures are just a few degrees below nonnal for mid november. The uneventful weather will ccontinue on. Wednesday. Skies :will be mostly sunny. The quiet weather is due to an area of high :-pressure over the Plains states •that will spread east across the ·area during .the midweek. . Showers are a possibility :Thursday night as a cold front drops southeast.across the area ·It will be colder on Friday and ·Saturday, with high temperatures from the upper 30s to the mid 40s. Weather forecast: Tonight ... Con sid~rable cloudiness. Lows · in the mid '30s. Northwest winds around -IOmph. Wednesday, .. Becoming , A DAY ON WALL STREET Nov. 11, 2002 Dow jones 8,358.95 Pct. Charlg& ·I I r""" p-evlous ·2.09 . High 8,535.88 Low 8,349.53 Aecordhlgh:11,722.98 Jan. 1<, 2000 Nov. 11 , 2002 1,600 --:::-::::"-'--;;:::::---'=:----:c:;:-- ~~~ Public Meetings "1,000 900 ,.~ ,o1 . . -'01: . '• 600 I l '' 876.19 Pet. Change !rom previous NOV 700 RecOf"d high: 1,527.46 March 24, 2000 e2.07 AP local ·Stocks AEP-25.38 Arch Coal- 17.18 Akzo- 28.41 AmTech!SBC- 26.20 Ashland Inc.- 24.62 AT&T -13.52 Bank One- 37.30 BLI-12.92 6ob Evans - 21 .75 BorgWarner- 44.50 Champion- 2.78 Charming St"Klps-4.06 City Holding- 27,95 Col-20 DG -1 3.18 DuPont - ·41 .19 .. J ·' I i . POMEROY - . Tony and Celena Shoemaker announce the birth of a son, Conner Perry Shoemaker, born on Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker have another son, Tyler. Grandparents are Fred and Gerri Hanel and Roger and Shoemaker June Mowery of Pomeroy and Peggy Shoemaker of Florida and the late Lester Shoemaker. .. Federal Mogul - .54 USB- 20.05 . Gannett- 75.03 General Electric- 24.20 GKNLY- 3,57 Harley Davidson -48.61 Kmart- .60 Kroger - 13.82 ltd.- 14.16 NSC - 21.06 Oak Hil Filanclal- 21.30 OVB-20.17 · BBT-34.95 · Peoples- 27.50 Pepsico - 43.25 Premier- 7.03 · Rockwell - 16.20 Roct<y Boots - 4.75 RD Shell- 43.11 Sears - 23.09' Wai·Mar1- 53 Wendy's - 27.24 Wortlllng1on -17·.o? Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quo1es of 1he previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. Earns award POMEROY- Rocky Hupp of :::---. Pomeroy, local agent . ·for Monumental Life InsuranCe Co., -recently attended the company's Natiof\al Leaders Conference in San Diego, Hupp Calif., where received the highest honor to company agents, a lie<ldet·'s Ring for Chainruin's ~ound Table. · To qualify for the award, agents must show exceptional Jtcord for sales and service of !Jighest qualil)' business for a . three-year penod in a four-year time frame. Hupp earned his ;. . Joins funeral home Wednesday, Nov. 13 MIDDLEPORT - · Adam MIDDLEPORT - The McDaniel of Middleport has · Middleport Literary . Club joined the staff of Fisher will meet at 2 p.m. at the Funeral Homes as a licensed home of Pauline Horton, funeral director. Betsy Parsons will review McDaniel has been with "Freedom's Challenge" by Fisher Funeral Homes for seven . Anne McCaffrey. months, but only obtained his Ohio Funeral Director license Thursday, Nov. 14 earlier this month. He is also POMEROY - Alpha Iota licensed as a funeral director in Masters, Beta Sigma Phi West Virginia. Sorority, 6:30 p.m. at Grace A 1997 graduate of Eastern Episcopal Church. This will High School, McDaniel is also ' be the Masters ritual tea. licensed as an insurance agent . in West Vuginia. He attended RACINE - Wildwood the University of Rio Grande Garden Club, 6:30 p.m. at and is a 2001 graduate of the the home of Evelyn Hollon,' Cincinrlati College of Mortuary Vinegar Road, Racine. SCience. .....___..., ~! ":l ":!': '-!: *~ ::! ,~ !·= ;j:;: w:.,...,._ Are you 65 or older? If so, you qualify for a ·10% Discount Sunday, Nov. 17 · POMEROY - Revival starts at the Flatwoods Methodist Church 7 .p.m. nightly continuing through Nov. 19 at the church. Speaker will be Rev. Jim Corbitt. SpeCial singing by Becky Mahan, Keith Elean, Ray and Dolores Cundiff. Thesday, Oct. 12 · HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville O.E.S. Chapter 255, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Practice for installation of new officers will be held. ring iri less than two and a half years. .,.... nm..~~~~">*' ,.,. Church services Clubs and Organizations •• Grange 878, 6:30 p.m. at the TUPPERS PLAINS Saturday, Nov. 16 hall. Annual Thanksg iving VFW Post 9053, 6:30 p.m: SALEM CENTER - Star potluck and fun night to be. dinner; 7 p.m. meeting at the ·Grange 778 and Star Junior held. POMEROY - Chester ToYinship trustees, 7 p.m. at the Chester townhall. Business Bri'efs ' .,. ... hall. Thesday, Nov. 12 POMEROY - Bedford ~· , Township trustees, 7 p.m. at1 the town hall. ..... • l Shoemaker birth announced Community Calendar 1,000 ~ on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a· copy of your photo ID. 1 . . Deaths Catherine Cox Alta Ballard · POMEROY - Catherine Faye Cox, 44, Pomeroy, died Sunday, Nov. 10, 2002 at her residence. . She was born Nov. 25, 1957, in Ripley, W.Va. She was preceded in death by her mother, Catherine Virginia Allen Sawyers, and is survived by her father, Robert Lee Sawyers of letart, W. va:, sons, Jessy W. Young of Gallipolis, Seth Cremeans of Columbus and Joshua Cremeans of Gallipolis; a daughter, June Cremeans of Pomeroy; two granddaughters, Sonja Young of 1hcine and ·Jessika Young ot Gallipolis; sisters: Glenna Lee (Basil) .Sampson of Covington, Va., Irene Iris (Henry) Miller of Fall Brook, Calif., Mary (Dave) Machir of Letart; W.Va., Lillian Loretta (Melvin) Nelson of Boise, Idaho, Janetta May (Charles) Miller of Middleport; Drearna Sue (Mike) Cremeans of Pomeroy, Irma Jewell (Jeff) . McKinney of Antiquity; broth, ers, ·" Carby Wayne (Sherri) Sawyers of Louisville, Ky., and · Robert Leon S,awyers of Athens; .and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, 2002 at Anderson Funeral Home with Elder Kenneth Vickers officiating. Burial will follow at Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. An online registry is available at www.andersonth.com. 13 • Katherine Krider '= 111t IUJE~UCUTS ~~~lA~A~ WllCitT .. . .Joint Jlea,ant 1\.eut,ter ' News editor POMEROY - Approval to readvertise for bids on a new fire truck was given to the Pomeroy Fire Department by Pomeroy Village Council Monday ntght. . Rick Blaettnar, fire chief, met with council to discuss the truck, what specification changes have been made, and how it could affect the price. Two bids received earlier were rejected because they exceeded the $350,000 which council and the fire department had agreed to spend on a new customized fire/pumper truck. Blaettnar said he had been working with a fire truck manufacturer and felt they had gotten to a point where a bid satisfactory ·to everyone would come in. The first reading . on an ordinance which sets forth the responsibilities of the village for maintenance of the walking path to go under construction in the spring was given. The. ordinance is required by the Ohio Walter Roush . MIDDLEPORT Walter Roush, Middleport, died Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2002 at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Arrangements 'are under the direction of Fisher Funeral Home and will be announced upon completion. · Loeal Briefs ' Department of Transportation which is funding the project. The responsibilities include general maintenance, lighting, and repairing curb ramps for the disabled. Nelia Seylor meet with council to discuss the possible extension of the walking path at some future date to enhance a camper area on property which she owns. A first reading was given to an amendment of the vi llage's garbage and rubbish ordinance to include a penalty clause.. The amendment would make a violation a misdemeanor and set a penalty not to exceed $250 per citation. Discus~ed by Councilman Larry Wehrung was the problem of vacant and unmaintained 'property, particularly in the Linc.oln Heights area. 'It was proposed that an ordinance be adopted which would provide for the village to do the 'Cleanup and have the cost added to the tax duplicate. The ordinance committee is to report at the next meeting. TILT Ttll COUHTRY. ' I . Purchase of a new village fuel-system, as required by the state fire marshal , at a cost of $3,200 was approved by council. The system will be relocated behind the muni cipal building and will have a chainlink fence surrounding it. Police, street and fire department vehicles all use fuel from the tank . · There was mention of the need for water rate increases with the mayor indicating he would have some figures to present at the. next meetirig. In other busine5,Ji.. Otis Core was hired as a full -time worker for the street · department, a second reading was given to an ordina nce providing for Christmas bonuses fo r employees, and a discussian · was held on water accumulation along West Main Street near Car Care Doctors. , The mayor' s report showed receipts of $17,037 for October. Attending were council members, Victor Young, George Wright, Wehrung, and Bryan Shank and Kathy Hysell , clerk-treasuret. Offer giveaway Refuse rates on the rise in Middleport POMEROY - Those who visit the-Meigs County Adult Basic and · Literacy Education centers in Middleport, Pomeroy and Tuppers Plains may register for a free turkey to be given away on Nov. 25. lnfonnation is available by calling the centers at 9925808, Pomeroy, · at 9926930, or Tuppers .Plains, at 667-0441. BY BRIAN J. REED Staff writer MIDDLEPORT - Mayor Sandy Iannarelli broke a tie vote in the first step to increase refuse rates during Monday evening's regular meeting of Middleport Village Council. Councilman Bob Pooler introduced a measure increasing the ·monthly rates for refu se collection to $11, and $9 for senior citizens. Pooler, Linda Haley, and Roger Manley voted in favor of the increase; and · Kathy Scott, Bob Robinson and Stephen Houchins voted against the incre.ase. POMEROY The Leading Creek Advispry Committee will meet in regular session at 9:30 a.m., Nov. 21; at the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation · District, 33101 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Iannarelli cast the tie breaking vote in favor of the rate increase. The mea. sure requires two additional readings before it can be enacted. The village refuse fund is now $8,529.19 in the red, according to Clerk Susie French, much of which is the result of bad debt. Iannarelli said free services offered village · residents, including leaf pickup. spring cleanup, and the village's recent tire removal pro,gram are also responsible for the deficit balance, and Rumpke of Wellston , the contracting refuse compan~. has instituted increases in rates which were not passed along to village residents. Block Grant program a!!d "We can't continue like the Ohio Water this," lannarelli said. "Even Development Anthority. Rmppke said we had the . "Bot h of the .outfalls ate lowest rates of any of .the falling in· and the EPA said villages they wcirk with , we need to replace them," and suggested an increase." Anderson said. "They are In other busi11e ss, council no•longer safe and need •to approved(a-$}6,420 ex pen- be addressed right awayY ~ diture from the sewer fund , The outfalls are used to to help offset · the cost of release overflowing water repairing the sanitary and from the village's comstorm sewer out falls at . bin ed san itary and ston:n . Main a:nd Front Streets and sewer system during heaviHamiiton and Front. est periods of use. · Tom Anderson of the Council also: ·. Board of Public Affairs told o Approved payment ·of council members last ni ght bills in the amount .of the cost of repairing the . $12,201.27; outfalls is estimated at o Approved the mayor's $112,550, but , grants have report of fines and-fees cplbeen received from the lected in the amount Qf Community Deve lopment $2,804. · Calls answered Meigs Emergency Services. uflits answered' the following calls for assistance on Monday: ·CEN1RAL DISPATCH II :52 a.m. , Elm St:, Racine, Opal Cummins, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 3:08 p.m., Fifth St., Joyce Hoback, St. Joseph's Hospital; · ' 3:18 p.m., Carmel Rd., motor vehicle accident, Jacob Ridgway, Holzer Medical Center; 8:50 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Stephen Spires, Holzer. RUTLAND -Jan· Program says teen ·.· drinking on the rise HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - The home-alone drinking ·party is nothing new · on the suburban teen . scene, and there's always a kid or two showing up drunk at the high school dance. But this year 10 Westchester County, a prosperous suburban area north of New York City, one youngster died at an unchaperoned bash, and as . many as 200 high schoolers showed up drunk ' at ·a homecoming dance. These and other startling episodes of underage drinking have offiCtals searching for answers and paren!s wor- _ 3:47 p.m., Pearl St., Dwight Haley, PleasantValley. SYRACUSE 3:56 p.m., Short Fourth Ave., Beth McKinney, treated. Lotteries . OHIO Pick 3: 7-3-3 The vi llage has not set a tiine schedule ' for constructi on. In the meantime, a citizens committee continues to from Page 1 work with the Planning Commiss ion on plans for the only be used to house village School ried more than ever prisoners, but pri soners from Meig s , Middle Building on South Thi~d including concerns about . the county and other vi 1Avenue, and Jhe Central lages. a possible link between A preliminary plan pl aced Building located between youngsters' drinking and atfluent . the jail in the building's the middle school and elethe adults' gymnasium area, but acco rd- mentary buildings. The villifestyle. . ing to Iannarelli, the cost of lage hopes to strike a deal The anxiety is comconverting that space into a with the Univer,sity of Rio pounded by a new study that has found a connec- . jail facility would likely be Grande for an expanded cost prohibitive compared to Meigs Center in the Middle tion between the burden constructing a new addition Schoo l, but negotiations ate of expectations placed on to the existing school. · still underway. some suburban youths and their attraction to alcohol. Nationwide stattsttcs show kids may be starting earlier - weekend binge drinking is not uncomReader Services (usPs 213·960) mon in eighth grade Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Our main concern in all stories is 1o be . Publ ished every afternoon, , \ but there has been no sudaccuiate. If you know of an error in a Monday through Friday, 111 Couft . den ri se in underage story, call the newsroom at (740) 992· Street ,. Pomeroy, Ohio. 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She was born in Meigs County on Dec. II. 1920, daughter of the late Wesley and Myrta (Ralph) Rice and stepdaughter of the late Mable .McConnell Rice. Surviving are her sons, Kenneth R. Searles of Findlay and William R. Searles of Sneads, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Jean) Pi.Jcher of Findlay; nine grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren; a half brother, Charles D. Rice, Sr., Elkview, W.Va.; a stepbrother, Raymond McConnell of Michigan; a sister, Doris Tyner of Jupiter, Fla.; and halfsister, Virginia Kenney of Charleston, W.Va. Besides her parents. she. was preceded in death by her brother, Jules J. Rice, and her stepsister, Rosalie McConnell. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, 2002, and the Rosary Altar Society will begin praying the rosary at 9:30 a.m., at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in downtown Findlay, with Rev. Fr. Mike Hohenbrink as Celebmnt. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, at Coldren-Crates Funeral Home. 205 W. Sandusky St., Findlay, where a rosary service will be held at 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may ~ made to Bridge Home . Health and Hospice. 415 College St., Findlay. . . www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries -Paid Notice Sargent Paterna I great -Ograndparents are Elmer and Avice Baiky of Shade and Bob and Golda Reed of Pomeroy, and the late·Johil Sargent. March 10, 2000 Standard & Poor's h POMEROY - Jon and Robyn Sargent of Pomeroy announce the birth of a son , Will Riley Sargent. Oct. 3 at the Holzer Medical Center. He weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces. Maternal grandparents are David and Peggy Stout of Syracuse and maternal great· grandparents are Marjorie · Hoffne r of Syracuse and the late Lawrence Hoffner and Jean Stout of Syracuse and the late Robert Stoiut. Paternal grandparents are Guy and Gail · Sar~ent of .Pomeroy and Cra1g and Sandi ·Mathews of Athen s. Record high: 5,048 .e2 - -· ·2.95 Nov, 11, 2002 I It Sargent birth announced --1,200 Pet. ChangO I Social Security is making new efforts to help people with disabilities return to work. Social .Security Commissioner Jo Anne Barnhart, speaking a! the New Freedom Initiative celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, said a new contact person will be available. to help people with disabilities find work. The new contact will be called a "disability program Navigator," a Jl<?sition that is being created Jointly with the Department of Labor. The "Navigators" will be located in the Department of Labor's One-Stop Career Centers. Their job will be to link people with disabilities who vistt the centers with employers and other help organizations. The Navigators also will provide information on Social Security's work incentives, employment networks and the Ticket to Work program. 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The opinions expressed in the column below are the e<>n· sensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. editorial boani, unless otherwise noted ,tJRG sports information s I NATIONAL VIEW ·Fraud Pakistani leader's plurality at polls is not a sign of unity DENVER (AP) - The the first quarter, turned the Oakland Raide rs turned game alier Denver, trailing 3Monday Night Football' s 0, had driven to the Oakland anniversary celebration into a 4. record-setting show for their Woodson stepped in front old folks. of Clinton Portis, grabbed the With 36-year-old Rich ball and outran the fast-cl"osGannon . completing 21 ing Rod Smith, extending his straight passes and 40-year- own NFL record with his old Jerry Rice becoming the 12th career TO return. first player to score 200 Rice, who holds every career touchdowns, the major career receiving record Raiders broke a four-game got his 200th TO late in the losing streak by beating the first half o.n a 6-yard pass Denver Broncos 34-10. from Gannon. Rod Woodson, 37, extendThe Raiders, who had lost · ed ·his own career record of seven straight games in interception . return s for Denver, took over the game touchdowns with a 98-yarder early and led 2I-7 at halfin the fust quane~ that sent . time. · the Ratders on thet~ way. · The Broncos also lost tight . The wm on ABC s celebra- end Shannon Sharpe with a ll~n of 1ts 500th Monday dislocated elbow in the first mght . telecast . brought quarter and defensive end Oakland (5-4) wtthm a:game Trevor Pryce with a . knee of the Broncos (6-3) m the injury in the third. . AFC West. . . Sebastian Janikowski's 47Aiong wtth scormg two · yard field goal gave Oakland touchdowns for a total of a 3-0 lead on the first drive of 20 t, ~tee broke Walter' the game. Payton s record for total The Broncos reciprocated yardage. b d· · f h · 38 Gannon, who had strug- Y nvmg rom t etr own gled as the Raiders dropped to the Oaklan~4. But on secto 4-4 after starting 4-0, com- ond .down, . Oodson made pleted 29 of his first 30 pass- the mtercepuon that tume9 es. the game. . • •. His 21 straight compleJamkow~k1 s 32-yard field lions set a record for one goal early m _the sec~nd quargame, breaking the mark of ter made 11 13-0 . before 20 by Ken Anderson of Denyer scored, gomg 68 Cincinnati set on Jan. 2,. yards ?n 13 plays to score on 1983. . Portts I-yardrun. . The overall record •of 22 But Oakland came nght was set by Joe Montana for . back. . . San Francisco in two games Gannon hit Charlie Garner in I 987 ·· for 49 yards on a scramble Gann~n had TO ·passes of and the 80-yard drive was 6and34yardstoRiceand22 capped by Gannon' s fade to to Jerry Porter. On a 96-yard, Rice over Tyrone Poole in third-quarter scoring drive the comer of the end zone. Gannon was 9-of-9 for 94 Gannon then hit Porter for a ' yards. · 2-point conversio~ to. make it Gannon finished 34-of-38 21-7. That was R1ce s 200th for 352 yards as the Raiders, TO. who had averaged 40.5 After Gannon engineered points in their four wins and the long dnve that ,made 11 I6 points in their four losses, 27-7, Jason Elam h1t a 27' returned to their September yard field goal 1:36 into, the form. fourth quarter to make it 27-. Rice had nine catches for I 0. 103 yards. He now has But the Raiders came right 21,817 total yards for his back with Gannon hitting career, 14 more than Payton. Rice for the 34-yard score Oakland receiver Jerry Rice (80) hauls in his 200th career touchdown catch as Denver Broncos Tyrone Poole defends Monday in Denve r. (AP) Woodson's return, late in and TO No."201. fifth at meet Charlene Hoeflich Editor KONDRACKE'S VIEW Bush gains mt;~ndate that Democrats should respect . BY MORTON KONDRACKE Suppose, after campaigning as furiously as he did, President Bush had fall en shon on Election Day - say, just holding the House and losing Senate • Chicago Tribune, on Presidenr Pervez Musharraf seats. Democrats would surely say Pakistan has spent more than half the time since its founding they'd been vindicated and Bush being governed by generals - and though President Pervez rebuffed. Musharraf says otherwise, military rule is going to ' continue Well, the opposite happened. Bush for "the fore seeable future. Parliamentary elections were held did what no president in 140 years has Oct. tO, but. most people. stayed away ~rom the polls, perhaps done except Franklin Delano Roosevelt because t.hey regarded the whole exerctse as a fraud. · in 1934 - · gain both House and Senate A fraud it may have been - but it's one that may still creseats in a midterm and recapture control ate new problems for Musharraf. Apparently believing his of the Senate in the process. own claim to have the support of the Pakistani people, the In addition, the predicted massive general expected.voters to deliver a friendly parliament. But . Democratic takeover of governorships though a pany sympathetic to Musharraf won the most seats, didn't occur. In fact, the partisan balit fell well short of a majority - meaning that opposition parance of control of statehouses may still ties could dominate the proceedings . ... . tilt GOP. For sure, Republicans picked It's not unusual in any country for exttemist parties to grow up every governorship rated as close in popularity during periods of dictatorship, because they rep- . when Bush campaigned. resent the most clear-cut challenge to those in · charge. So, Bush won a mandate Tuesday in a Musharraf's decrees barred the most popular opposition leadway he didn't in 2000. It's not a huge ers, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and another former one, to be sure, but one that Democrats prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, from this election. · need to respect. Instead of pushing their moo;Jerate supporters to vote for the The 2002 election shifted the counparty favore<,! by the military government, he apparently try's political center of gravity off the pushed those Pakistanis to stay home or to tum toward Islamic 50-50 dead-even position where it stood fundamentalism- which could pose a far greater threat to the after the 2000 election - the one that country's stability. By suppressio~ democracy, the general has allowed Democrats to think they were encouraged the growth of opposition factions thai are not only entitled to obstruct Bush's agenda. anti-Musharraf but also anti-democratic .... Even if it wasn't exactly in voters' It 's not as though he had ·an easy road a~ead without these heads when they cast their ballots, what new hurdles. Under the best of circumstances, Musharraf and they did on Election Day was to vote the new parliament would have to confront the same huge against divided government and to give challenges that have faced Pakistan for half a century Republicans the chance - and the including poverty, illiteracy, corruption and the absence of the responsibility -to get things done. rule of law. A Fox News/Opinion Dynamics In case of continued failure, both sides will have someone Election Day phone poll shows, in state with whom to share the blame. It looks as though there will be after state , voters were highly conscious plenty to go around. of the fact that they were voting not only for a Senate candidate, but also for control of the Senate. 1{1 most states, more than 50 percent of voters said party control was "very important" in determioing how they cast their ballots, and more than 20 perBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . cent said it was "somewbat imponant." Today is Tuesday, Nov. 12, the 316th day of 2002. There are Clearly, a majority of those who cast 49 days !eli in the year. ballots this year want Republicans to Today's Highlight in History: run the government. It's probably not a On Nov. 12, 1942, the WWII naval Battle of Guadalcanal big majority, but it beats no majority. began. (The Americans ended up winning a major victory over The country evidently does not want the Japanese.) On this date: In 1815, American suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton was born in Johnstown, N:Y. In 1920, baseball got its tirst "czar" as Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis was elected· commjssioner of the American and National Leagues. In 1921, representatives of nine nations gathered for the start of the Washington Conference for Limitation of Armaments. In 1927, Josef Stalin became the undisputed ruler of the Soviet BY JAMES J. KILPATRICK Union as· Leon Trotsky•was expelled from the Communist Party. Thirty or 40 years ago, an ad writer In 1929, Grace Kelly - the future movie star and Princess of stirred up a fine how-de-do with an ad Monaco - was born in Philadelphia. for Winston cigarettes: "Winston tastes In 1948, former Japanese premier Hideki Tojo and several good," said the mischievous fellow, other WWII Japanese leaders were sentenced .to death by a war "like a tigarette should I " crimes rribunal. ' In academic groves from coast to In 1954, Ellis· Island closed after processing more than 20 milcoast, grammarians arose as one. "AS," lion immigrants since opening in New York Harbor 'in 1892. · they cried. "AS a cigarette should!" The In 1977, the city of New Orleans elected its first black mayor, copywriter must have ·been greatly Ernest "Dutch" Moria!. " pleased : · In 1982, Yuri V. Andropov was elected to succeed the late The commotion came to mind a few Leonid I. Brezhnev as general secretary of the Soviet weeks ago after I wrote a column abut Communist Party's Central Committee. similes. A reporter'fot The Indianapolis In 1990, Japanese Emperor Akihito formally assumed the Star had written a piece about law Chrysanthemum Throne. enforcement on State Route 37. Three Ten years ago: In hi s first formal post-election news conferoffending drivers were flying through ence. President-elect Clinton presented a detailed blueprint for northern Monroe County, "where action once he took office and profl)ised his administration · troopers nab speeders like frogs eat would have the strictest ethical guidelines in history. flies." Five years ago: Ramzi Yousef was .convicted in New York of I thought it a splendid simile. Not so, masterminding the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. said Bill Carpenter of Stafford, Va. four U.S. businessmen and a Pakistani were killed by gunmen "My eighth-grade teacher would not in Karachi, P'akistan, apparently in retaliation for the murder have allowed this. He would have conviction, of Mir Aimal Kasi in the s hooting deaths of two CIA insisted on ' as frogs eat flies,' or he employees. Jury selection .began in Sacramento, Calif., in the would have changed it to ' like frogs trial of accused Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski. eating flies. :" One year ago: An American Airlines Airbus A300-600, en . At least 20 other readers have written ~oute from New York's John f. Kennedy International Airport to ·to the same effect. I will still defend the the· Dominican Republic, crashed 103 seconds after takeoff, reporter 's use of "like" as a · matter of killing 265 people. Afghan opposition forces broke through grammar, and I sti II like his simile for at Taliban lines outside Kabul. Carrie Donovan, the flamboyant least two other reasons. The first goes fashion edi'tor with the outsized glasses wh_o had a second career to the matter of "tone," an element that touting T-shirts and cargo pants in Old Navy commercials, died everyone understands but seldom disin Ne w York at age 73. . . cusses. The second, subtler element Today 's Birthdays : Actress Ashley Williams is 24. Actor goe s to euphony. Ryan Gosling is 22 . We have one tone for a eulogy, anothThought for Today: "It's all ·right to have a train of thoughts, if er tone for an address to the 20th yQu have a terminal." - Richard R. Bowker, American pul>Precinct Democratic Club. Depending lisher ( 1848- 1933). ' TODAY IN HISTO'R.y . gridlock any longer. Lieberman (Conn.), John Edwards Again, in state after state, the poll (N.C.) and John Kerry (Mass.) - may , shows that approval of Bush is sky-high · have a tough time in primaries against . - 75 percent in Arkansas, 66 percent in forrner Vice President AI Gore, who has Colorado, 77 percent in Georgia, 69 taken a strident anti-Bush stand on both percent in Minnesota, and 72 percent in foreign and domestic policy. Missouri, New Hampshire and New What . stance will Democrats take ' Jersey. · toward Bush in the 108th Congress? On ·· The Fox poll suggests . that Bush'-s some issues - like permanent exten- · · approval rating among actual voters sion of his tax cuts - they well may try was higher than it was among registered to filibuster and obstruct because to do . • voters or likely voters in pre-election therwise would give away the heart : polling, where it tended to be in the low and soul of Democratic ideology. 60s. But on other issues - including Democrats can say that Bush's polls homeland security, judicial nomina- . are artificially inflated by reaction to the tions, medical malpractice and .prescrip- . war on terrorism, but it's also a fact that tion drug coverage for seniors -· : the Fox poll showed his approval rat- Democrats ought. to respect the Bush · ings survtved a widespread feeling in all mandate. the key states - more than 70 percent They should fight for what they ·· - that the economy is either "only fair" believe in, but · use the filibustt;r judior "poor. " . ciously, lest they provide Bush with . What Democrats do now is a big another juicy target in 2004. question. Undoubtedly, there will be Bush and Republicans have won the huge fight in the party, with liberals chance to show whether their economic, ; . claiming that their candidates were too domestic and foreign policies will work ~ · accommodating toward Bush on taxes for the country. · and Iraq, depressing turnout of base The Fox poll shows that, while. they :. voters. support Bush now, voters are by no : On the other hand, Senate Majority means wedded to him looking toward · Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.) and .2004. In state after state, voters were : House Minority Leader . Richard , not ready to say they plan on voting to <.· Gephardt (D-Mo.) would ·have been re-elect Bush in 2004 .-just 36 percent hard-pressed to call for repeal of Bush's in Arkansas, 33per:ent in.Colorado, ~ tax cuts or vote agamst htm on the Iraq percent m Georgia, 28 percent m . ·. war resolution. Minnesota and 34 .percent in New Gephardt, particularly, decided as a Jersey. . matter of conscience to suppon Bush on The percentage of voters saying they the war and, .on tax policy, th.ey both planned to vote against Bush was sig- · . were in a bind because most vulnerable nificantly smaller in each state, but · Democratic candidates were fighting in invariably pluralities said they would · ~ states and districts that Bush carried in wait and see how things go before ~ 2000. deciding. •: The Fox poll did establish, however, Instead of being the "!Jirity party" : · that Democrats across the country are with the GOP, Democrats have been ·. deeply OJ?posed to the !raq war - ~8 reduced to being the opposition for the . percent m Arkansas, 84 percent m next two years. They have a duty to Colorado, 78 _percent in Minnesota, 80 oppose, but if the~ Obstruct, ~e~'JI pay ~ percent m Mtssoun and 77 percent m a penalty - as w;.Wthe GOP tf It over- · New Hampshire. plays its winning hand. ; This suggests that Democratic presi(Morton Kondracke is executive edidential candidates who voted with Bush tor of Roll Call, the newspaper of on the war - Gephardt and Sens. Joe Capitol Hill.) will KILPATRICK'S VIEW Like, this word can be an appropriate use ifgrammar '\' Raiders keep Broncos at bay second, Den Dickerson Publisher ;; upon our audience, we shift keys like a gling toward acceptable standard -or · ptckup pianist at a homecoming party. neutral ground." He sees nothin~ seriWe tnm our jokes to the winds of good ously amiss in, "If you knew Suste like taste. In the piece at hand, the reponer's I know Susie." He tolerates "like" in tone was light anp breezy. Suppose he the sense of "in the way that," and thus had in fact written, "where troopers nab approves. "The newcomers didn't talk speeders AS frogs eat flie s." The prissy like I talk." construction would have fallen upon When "like" functions as a preposithe ear like a waffle upon the stomach. tion, says Burchfield, no one questions The sound of a sentence is important. the usa~e . -He cites a few cliches: drink In this instance, "like" provided a nice like a ftsh, sell like hot cakes, fit like a little long "i" echo for "flies." This is a glove. Muhammad Ali could float like a bell I have rung many times over the butterfly, sting like abee. It is nowhere past 20 years . We re11d silently, but the written that writers must always come mner ear listens: Subconsciously we to their task in black tie or formal gown. hear the cadence of a sentence, the In strictly informal prose, we may write sound of the words that go into it. in short-sleeved sentences : "The crowd Now, getting back to the troopers was cheering like mad, and the horses who nab speeders like frogs eat flies . were running like comets." For hundreds of years English writers In fairness, let it be acknowled11ed have fa shioned stmiles either directly that Bryan Garner, in his authoritauve with "like" or indirectly with as/as. "As Dictionary of Modem American Usage, killing as the canker to the rose," wrote · firrnly disagrees with my cheerful tolerMilton . "Crushed like rotten apples," ance of the conjunctive "like." It is wrote Shakespeare . Fifty years ago the improper, he says, to "'rite that "The ·conjunctive use of "like" was indeed lawyer argued this case LIKE he argued regarded by some formal grammarians the previous one." Properly, "The as "illiterate" or "slovenly." Professor lawyer argued this .case AS. he argued William Strunk called it "slumming." the previous one." If a writer is wedded Evelyn Waugh called it "proletarian." to "like," says Garner, the writer should There is nothing at all wrong with recast the sentence to read, "His argu"like" in comparative construction s. ment in this case was like his argument "Nobody will miss her like I shall," ..." and so forth . wrote Chatles Dickens. "Just Hke you So much for the conjunctive "like." used to be," wrote Willa Cather. ."They Let us today . ignore the abominable let him die like a cat up an: alley," wrote "like,'·' as in like, you know, the "like" H.L. Mencken . R.W. Burchfield, in that spreads like a teenager's acne. On 'The New Fowler's," finds that "in this issue let no dissent be hear!!. many kinds of written· and spoken · (James J. Kilpatrick is a columnist English, 'like' as a conjunction is strug-. for Universal Press Syndicate.) ~ '(• ' :· . .. : . ., ROCHESTER, N.Y. The University of Rio Grande men's cross country team, ranked 23rd in the latest NAIA Top 25 poll, had to · have at least a strong second place finish out of I2 teams in the American Mideast Conference/NAIA Region IX Championship. And a strong second place finish is what they · delivered. The Redmen tallied 76 points, runner-up to Malone's 23. Matthew Boyles was the top Rio finisher, as he crossed the line, fourth overall with a time of 25:36. Scott Littrell was 13th (26:38) and his brother Marc . was 17th (26:53). Also for the Redmen, Tim Sykes covered the course in 27:09 to finish 22nd overall. Other . Redmen results: Kyle Brookover, 26th (27:24), Josh Fogle, 30th (27:42), Bryan Jones (returning from injury) finished 72nd (29:28). Brian Hill rounded out the Redmen effort with an 84thplace finish and a time of 30:18. Sergio Reyes of Cedarville was the individual AMC Champion, pacing the field with a time of 24:57. There were 126 runners in the men's race. Cedarville finished third (86), Shawnee State was 4th (89) and Roberts Wesleyan (the. host school) finished . .. 5th (167). On the women's side, Rio Grande produced a solid fifth place finish out of 12 teams. Amanda Wolfe continues to solidify herself as the team's anchor. The Lancaster, Ohio native earned a top . 10 finish, crossing the line, ninth with · a time of 19:15. Heather Mace was two spots behind Wolfe in lith . pqsition (19:41). Dawn Nagle returned to comp.e tition after an absence, ·due to injury, fihished 33rd overall (20 :52). Billie Robinson was 43rd (21 :06), Amanda Stickel was 55th (21 :31) · and Beatrice Morgan finHUNTINGTON, W.Va. Getting in there, you don't ished ll I th-(25:02). Tiffany (AP) - Byron Leftwich' s see Byron around," Hill Fogle staned the race, but· successor at Marshall is get- said. was not able to finish the ling hi s fir st career start Hill saw hi s mo&t extenrace. sooner than t;xpected. sive playing time against Sarah Roberts of The nation's total offense Akron, going 7. of- l4 for 37 Cedarville was the individ· . leader is unlikely to play yards with one interception ual champion. · with a sore left shin; and in two quarters in t~e 34-20 . sophomore backup Stan Hill Joss. · Cedarville claimed the team championship, collectsees a rare Tue sday night "Usually when I go in, game again st Miami, Ohio we're beating somebody ing 29 points. Malone was (7-3, 5- 1 Mid-American) as pretty bad and we ' re just runner-up with 65 points, a flashback rather than the trying to get me some Roberts Wesleyan was 3rd (78), Geneva finished 4th biggest game of his young snaps,'' Hill said. "But I'm career. confident. l just have to go (107) and Rio Grande At stake : First place in the out there and . do what I rounded out the top five East Division with the win- know I can do. This is a with 136 points. ne~ having the in side track playoff game for us." There were !54 runners in to host the conference . Among those who had the women's race. gain~ on Dec. hoped to see Leftwich play· championship The Redmen as a team 6. was Miami counterpart Ben wiH have to play the waiting Last spring, Hill directed · Roethlisbergeli. game to see if they advance th e Herd (6 -2, 4- 1) after "I've nev er ~een a quarterto the NAIA National Meet Leftwich had surgery for a back who knows more about Nov. 23 in Kenosha, Wis. .stress fracture in hi s left leg . the position than him," he On Nov. 2, Leftwich was hit in the same area of the leg against Akron and has- . n't practiced since. · Two sophomores get big tests when Miami-Ohio, Marshall meet MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FQLKS. ,, .. ·: :: ·• .• : :: :: ~ :: ·: . Subscribe today. 992-2156 .~. d ' .... a If Hill is ine ffecti ve , Marshall will have 10 get bette r results from it s running backs. As a team, Marshall's be st effort in th e past three wee ks was 101 yard s afte r producing three strai g ht 100-yard individual games. The Herd a lso had nin e fumbles again st Akron , los' ing fi ve. "Our football tea m has no t played with great emotiun for two week s, maybe three," Pruett said . Ma ybe la st year ' s game will show that Marshall did n ' t have to get a big game from its quarterback to beat Mi a.mi . Le ftwi c h didn ' t have a TD pass, but running back Brandon Carey threw for two sco res in a 27- 21 victory in Oxford. Ohio. "It kind of feels like spring football, actually. suta Clause 2 ~ - ·niKE _ REEBOK _ HSICS. IEnstLnno - DEKTER - REDS -DOCKERS (8) Th• FIND YOUR NAME IN TODAV'S CLASSIFIED. SECTION AND WIN I 1-"'fc>m~iieti:iilt~ Shoe Place North 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio 992·5627 This time, the game is at Marshall, which has lost just fiv e times at home since its stadium opened in 1991. The last lo ss came against Western Michigan in 2000. Miami , whi c h has .lost four . straight years to Marshall, can capture the division with wins against the Herd ami Ce ntral Florida . A Miami win would knock Marshall out of the division rac e, whil e Marshall can clinch the title if it beats the RedHawk s and then wins at least · one of its remaining games against Ball State and Ohio ' Marshall has won all fiv e divi sion title s since·re-entering th e leag ue in 1997, the sa me year it went to divisional play.· WILLIAMS INSURANCE 2uatitt; '&emd 1tante 'J~. , , •WIN• 2FIEEDCIOS . SPRING IIllEY CIIEMAl said. "He's my pi ck for the Heisman Troph y." Like 4J.Ii11 , Roethlisberge r al so is a sophom.ore but is phtying more like Leftwich. Roethlisberge r se t MAC freshman records last season for pa ss ing yard s (3, 105) and touchdowns (25 ). Thi s year hf's thrown for 2,720 yards and 18 touchdown s with just e ight interceptions. He set a conferenc e record with 41 comple tion s in a loss to Northern Illin ois and set a sch ool record in the same game with 525 yard s pass ing. He led Miami to win ove r North C arolina and a five-point loss to No. 6 Iowa earlier thi s se ason. ''He' s th e uex t great quarte rback in thi s leag ue, .. Marshall coach Bob Prucu ~aid. 122 E. Main Street Pomeroy, OH 992-3985 or I 1005 E. State St. , Suite G Athens. OH 594-0660 Judy Williams Owner Jane Ann Wtlllama Manager Athens Office Are your investments seeing RED? HOw doe~ no risk on your principle and a guaranteed minimum interest rate sound? Calf or $top by. We 'll help with your "Sale money" needs. AUTO- HOMEBUSINESS - LIFE IRA'S- HEALTH An Independent Agency representing ERIE Insurance · Group. 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Spec ca ons and bd lo ms may be secured at he off ce o Me gs Counly Comm ssloneno Courlhouae Pome oy 0h o 4576&-Phonet740992 2895 A depoo of 0 do as w be equ ed o each set of p ana and spec I cat ons check made poyab a o The lull omount w alu ned w thin h rly (30) daye ane race p o bids Each b d must be accom~an ed by e he a bd bond n anamounto1100%ol the b d amount whh a su ety sat slactory to he 110 ssa d Mega County Comm soloners o by cert 1ed check cash e s check o etle 0 c ed 1 upon 1 so van bank n the t 0I I a.:';,~unOo/. ot"~he ~~~ amount n lava of he a o esa d Me gs County Comm ss one s B d Bonds sha be accompan ed by P ool of Autho lty of the oil c a o agen s gn ng he bond B ds shal be sea ed and ma ked as B d o Me gs Annex Hand cap Ramp P o ec and ma ed o de ve ed Ia Me gs Coun y Comm ss one s Courthouse Pome oy Oh o 45769 AI enl on o b d des scaledtoa o the equ emenlt conta ned n h s b d packe partcua yo the Fade al Labo s anda ds p ov s ono and Dav s Bacon Wages va lous n111 ance equ emen 1 va ouo equa oppo un ty prov s ons and he equ emen lo 1 paymen bond and perlonnancebond o 00 Y. or he con ac p ce ---~--The Me gs County Boa d of Rev 1 on hu competed 1 wo k of equa zal on The lax e u ns o lax yea 2002 have been ev aed and he va ua ons camp eted and a e open o pub c nspecl on n lhe o I ce o he Me ga County Aud o Second Foo Courthouse Second S ee~ Pomeroy OH Camp a nls aga na he va ua ons as es ab shed lo tax yea 2002 muo be made n acco dance w h Sec on 5715 19 o he Oh o Rev ted Code Theae com pan 1 muo be I od on arms wh ch w be lu n shed by he county Aud o and mus be I ed n he Coun y Aud o s OHice on o bela e he 31s day o Mach 2003 A comp an o ed w h he Coun y Aud o w be hea d by he Boa d o Rev 1 on n he man ne p ov dad by sec an57 &19o tho OhoRavsedCode Nancy Pa ke campbe Me go County Aud o 0) 30 3 1 ) 4 s 8 7 8 1 2 DEALS SO GOOD IT'S HARD TO CHOOSE �' CLASSIFIED 10 . ,~ribune Sentinel - 1\egister .. "'l' J ·~· . ' -' . Mrl&~ We Cover Mei g s, Gall ia, An d Maso n Cou nt1es Li ke No On e Else Ca n! • : ... • Count)', OH •• : ca~~;~::; l\.egister (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 ifn..-----__;_---·-•_•___:O:.:.r.:.F.::a:.:.x.,;,o 446·3008 Or "Fax To (740) 992-2157 HO W IQ WRITE AN 8Q Successful Ads Shou ld I nc lude Th ese It em s To Help Get Res pon se ... r \:-i~Ol i NI'DIF~ IS =~;;.;;;......;...._....;;, PEIOONAI.S 1 110 1 Word Ads Display Ad s Dal l y I n-Co lu mn: 1' 0 0 p.m . Mond ay-F r iday f o r I n sert i o n In N ext Day's Papeli S un day I n -Colu mn : 1 :0 0 p . m . y Fo r S und a ys Pa pe r A ll Display 1 2 Noon 2 B u si n ess Days P n or To • Sta r t Your Ads Wtt h A Keyword • Include Com pl ete Descri p tion • Include A Price • AYoid AbbreYiatlo ns • In clu de Pho ne Number And Address When Neede d • Ads Sh ou ld Run 7 Oeys 11110 . . HEIJ' WOOUJ . __ _ _ _ _ _,..~ •--------~ Gall1a Meigs Comm unity Support Strvlcea Worker Why wa1t? Start meet1ng OhiO s1ngles tonigh t ~~~toll lree 1-800 766 2623 eKt f 21 ANNOlJNCEJ\lEN~ .__ _ _ _ _ _ _... · C- t Beer Carry Out perm1t tor sale Chester Townsh1p, Me1gs County send letters ol 1nterest to The Dally Sent1nel PO Bmt 729 20, Pomeroy. Oh10 45769 r Act1on 1s acceptmg resu mes lor the pos11ton of Execuhve D1 rector Quallflcaltons Bachelor's Degree 1n rele· vant t1el d, 3·5 years admln· 1stratrve, supervisor y and t1sca1 e11pe ue nce Under· stand1 ng of non-profit operat1ons and co mmun1ty act1on Send resume and three references to D1rector, Box 272, Cheshire Oh 45620 by November 27, 2002, 4 30 pm GMCAA IS an Equal Opportun1ty Employer Jackson Cand1d~(e must posses a All real est.lte ach1erttalng In this newspaper Ia H1gfr'School Diplom a or subject to the Federal GED The successful cand1· Fair Houalng Act of 1,$68 date Wi ll provi de ctencal support serv1ces (reception • which m•kea It llleg•l to adwertllf! " any b1llrng and medical reco rds l1llng) to an outpat1ent clime preference, llml ..tlon or Past e11pe nence w1th multi· discrimination baaed on race, color, religion, sex pie hne phone, data entry and wo rKmg 1n an oH1ce set· l1mlllal atatua or n•tlonal t1ng p refe rred Must be ale origin, or •ny Intention to to type 30 cwpm familiar make any such w1th otftce equtpment such preference, llml ..tlon or as co mputers calculators dlscrlmll\lltlon." phones copters, etc He dlp wa nled cGanng IH or I he W G IVEAWAY el er 1y 0 arst roup ome, now pay1 ng mm 1mum wage, Black Lab Chow M111ed, new Shilts 7am 3pm 7am5pm, 3p m-11 pm , 11pmmale 1 1/2 yea r old 7am, call 740·992-5023 (7401446-3890 I nsurance I nspectors S1x year old wh1te female, spayed 1ndoors cat w1th an FleldworkmGalllpohs/Gatautomal1c litter boK Ideal for I1a Co and S urround mg older person (304)675 COunt1es wou ld requ1red b a~ 3278 SIC knowledge ol home co nstruciiOn measunng extenor U Wf AND dtmenstons observmg co nFOliNil d II ton an d 1akmg p h0IOS 0f homes Independent contract orf~ part-t1me bas1s FOUND- Black & Brown Mus t be detaJI-.cmente d, male Rat Teme r, Bulav1lle have re 11able transporla!IOn P1ke, {740~446·2485 an d 35mm OR Dtg1tal CamFOUND· puppy 1n Mercer· era Computer w1th Internet vt11e near Hannan Trace El· access also helpful (7~~)l~rJ.4~~~ ~~~~s m~~- Publ iCa tion Su n day Displ ay· t·oo p m Th urs d ay for Sundays Mo:OU:s~IFS l~.,t.IO_ ~.~-~SES--,.1~ ••• r~ I MUST SELL BY TH E END OF OCTOBER' COL E'S 14M70 2 be droom. mce, clean. near Clay School MOBIL E HOM E, Athens, Water and trash tnclu ded Ohto (740) 592· 1972, on oc- No pets, $350 month + easton w~ have a d1splay depoSit (740)256· l 664 home that doesn 1 selt We have one su ch home now 14x7o Mobile Home· 2 bed· New 16 X three bed - room, 2 bath. porch. n.,.., room 2 Bath hom e at a ca rpet all etectnc n1ce i"o"l, used home pnce co me see 1 b ld Lynn or Ernie to day and s orags w Jng no pe 1s 992·5064 Equal Housmg 1':::::"'~-----"""'1 piE!s 6wks old Tn color Opportunities $200 (304)576·2126 i eo k t $350 depos it, $350 month c ec au your savmgs rent , you pay utilities ReferRemember, we must sell by d A 1 bl the end 01October! ence s req ut re va1a e around Decembe r 1st loMus t selll Owner moved, cated off SA 160 In Po rter 2001 oakwoo d 14X70, 38A , Area Call (740) 4464514 . 2 bath, all appr1ances, for more 1nforma110n Apph~ wa sher & ctryir tncluded, cations a ccep ted M·F/ 8 ce ntral a1r With deck, M;t ke 5pm at 1403 Easte rn Avedown payment & take over .n·:;ue::·.:G::ac. lh.o po:cl.:rs.:.,O.::c.:H;____ S37 0 month mortage pay- 2 bed room tra 1ler, $250 ments (216)351-7086 month $ 100 deposit No New 2003 14 wtde Only pets, on Addison Pike $799 down and only :17:..4:: 0:.:13::6.:.7.:0:..1::.02;:__ _ __ $1 59 45 Call Ntkkl, 740 2 bedroo m , all el ectnc, AC, c3.:. 8c:. 5·_7.:.67_1_ _ _ _ __ • very n~ce, 1n Gallipolis New Mobile Home only (740)446-2003 or (740)446S14,995 all smg lewldes on ~ 14.::0:.:9·~-~----h r .c..____ ~~~c~to~ayml~~~ re~~1re~ r ~ -1-b_e_d~ro_o_m_a_p-ar-tm-en-1-. ° I iL--------,.1 r 1.,--------" I I r I -=------- r Furni shed Efftclenctes, all Buy or sell Rlverln& Antlut1lll te s pa 1d, sha re bath , ~ ues, 1124 East Ma1n on Sl35 month, 919 2nd Ave- SR 124 E Pomeroy, 740· 992-2526 Russ M oore nue, (740) 446·3945 owner GraCIOUS ltvtn g 1 and 2 - - - -...,-- - , - - bedroom apa rtments at Vtl· Carol1na Ant1que & Crall lage Manor and Riverside Mall 312 6th St Pt Pleas Apartments tn Middleport an t, WV Ant1 que & Craft From 5278 $34&- Ca ll 740- Vendors Welcome The Mason County PubliC Service Dlstnct will accept resu mes fer an operator po· Slt lon Mml mum req w e· ments are a valid Cl ass 1 West Vtr gtnta Public Water Operator Cert1 f1ca110n and Class II West Vtrgm1a Wastewater Cer1rllcal lon Resumes wtll be accepted by mat1 or ln person unt1l December 2, 2002 at 101 c amden Ave nue, PI Pleasant WV 255 50 ~~~lr~p~~~:p;ru~~~d'~~~r· :;sdu~:x ~~~~~1 ~~e~~b:~; Free Yard Sale S 1gn! 15 Words, 3 Day s Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid Very mce hom e tor rent, qu tet neighborhood, 7 room, 2 br , $425, no pets, no smo k1 ng, located at 8 29 H1gh St , Mid dlepo rt, call 93 Holl y Park, 3 bedroom, 2 (740)992-5094 bath, lront porch & mud· r::'l::-~--~~-..., room, central hear & atr, MOBFOILERnJ!~MES l $15,000 firm , serious tn.IU.J'i 1 qwed only (740)2 56·6360 1973 Greenbnar 12X65 Mobtle Home, 12X 16 roo m buil t on , mu st be moved $3000 (740 ) 985-3673 Duplex Apartment but1dmg , clearance save thousands, 3 bedroom tra iler- an etec rent one Si de and ltve m the Dupler Sale s Inc ' Inc, water pai d, $350 o ther, 3 bed room s each (74N01753 13,.22, At 33 south month $1 oo depos tt 1 1 1 LOST· Ch1id/ lam1ly pet s1de, With 1 1/2 baths, hv1ng o e sonvl (740)367-0611 after 6 00 on Yorkshtre Terner Black room, dtmng kitchen front N1ce lots available lor up to :: we:::•:::k:::d~ayc:s::__ _ _~gray & Gold Cherry Ridge/ McClure's Resta urant now 04q)u6r'r7ed 5· t6x80 mob1le homes, $115 BeautJ! ul Rive r VI ew Idea l • nd baSck porcAhe 13re 24 95 300 1 h::~e;re~n~o~l~~do~r~ale~~~ h1nng al1 3 locations, full or d wat er. me1uded (740)992· For 1 Or 2 Pe Ople, Referen1 part-lime, p1ck up appllcaP us epoSit 2167 ~cai;:l~l1:74 .,;..0;;1;,. 3 7..;9:.,·2;;2;;8;; 2_ __, !Jon at location & brtng back ces, Deposit, No Pets, FosIii For Sale by owner· 3 bed ter Tra 1ter Pa rk, 740 441 between 930am & rooms, 1 bath, 1 lloor p lan, 14X80 1996 Nom s Mobile 0181 Home 3 br, 2 full bath s with Y ARD SAU: 10 OOam, Monday thru Sat1 135 K 0 1 :=~=~===~· urday carpe r tneon r ve g arden tub 2 Fu ll SIZe APARTMENTS c17_4..:0.:.14_46 ..:.:·2::.7_76.:.:.:_ _ _ _ deck s Rece ntly re carpel· Medl Home Hea lth agency, Foreclosed SW on 2 ac:re ed EKce llent cond11J0n Call FOR RFNr 1"''4 YARD SAu:. inc seeking AN s (PT/FT) ::..cc.•.:.:.:-=:=::...-'--~ tract, $500 down to quahf1ed (304}675 7875 or (304)675PoMEROY/l\.1lDDLE and a W es t VlrQtnta II · Truck Drivers, 1mmed1ate buyer s Call (740 )446 _357 0 s__G3_9_ _ _ 1 and 2 bedroom apart· censed Phys1ca l Th erap1st h1rel cl ass A COL requ1red tor a qu 1ck safe ments, lurntshed and unfur1994 Schull 16x72 Mob1le n 1shed, secunty deposit relor the Gallipolis, OH area excellent pay, expe r~ e nce Garage Sa le Fr1day, N ov We ofler a compet11tve sal· requ 1red Earn up to Land home pack ages No Home Pnced to sel l Ou1 ck qulred no pets 740 _992 _ 15 9 4 tw1n bed mattress ary, benefits package, 401 k S1 ,000 per week Call 304- payments while under co n-C ~:!a::::ll,;,17_4_0;.13-8~5-·2_4..;3_ 4 __, 2218 0 675 5 : .:..:.·_:40 ::0::::__ _ _ __ FARMS 9-2-0 or, clothes. etc Roma Cre DriYe ClairSvi lle OH 43950 URGENTLY N EEDED- (7 40)446·3218 I FOR SALE 4th Aven ue, $300 per means res idence, Beech Attn Greg Var ner, Adm~ms pl asma donors, earn $50 to --' month utlhlles Included one grove Ad (CT road 16) _u_a.:: to.::r_ _ __ __ _ $60 per week tor 2 or 3 New 2000 sq ft home, 10 $350 th 1 1 Rutland hours week ly Call 810 Life mmutes fr om Hosp ttat Jennifer Neal person, per mon 740 446 8677 ~::::::--~~---...., MENTAL HEALTH Plasma Serv1ce 740-592· Com ple te abdve groun d Congratulat10nst Yo u have couple ( l WAN11.:U PROFESSIONAL ' 6651 ' pool wtth po rch, dnveway won ·2 free movie !Jckets to ' 740)256 •1972 TO Buy E)(cellent oppo n untty tor a and garage lou nda!lon the Spnng Valley 7 1n Gal· 1 bedroo m apa rtment, stove quahlled mental heallh pro· Wanted Part-t1me pos1hon Prtc e below appra1 sal ltpolta Call the RegiSter to- & refngerator Included .. fess 1onal to 10m a multi dt s available at a cpmmuMy {7 40)446·3384 day for deta11s (304)675- (740)245 _5859 _ Absolute Top Dollar U S c1pbnary team m a commun- group home for people w1th ~ ;1;;3~ 33;;..._,..._____ ~~!!:::C.:~"----Silver, Gold Cams, Proal tty mental heal th settmg mental retardatton 1n B1d 2 BD House w/ Full Base· Busn.d.•c:oco 1 Bed roo m Apartments o1amonds Gold ThiS 40 hour position pro· well Hour s 5·9pm Fn , ment on 38 acre lot 1n &1"', ......,.,., Slart1ng at $289/m o, w ash sets Amgs, uS Currency, v1des the opportunity 10 de 9am·7pm Sal . Sam 6pm Ches ter Area For M ore Art.'D B UIIJ)JNGS er/ Dryer Hookup, Stove M T S Com Shop, 151 Sec· li ver outpat1ent co unseling/ Su n Re qutremen ts H1gh Detail s Ca ll · Day 985 3301 , - and Relngerator (740)44 t 19::..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ond Avenue, Gall1pohs, 740 case management to multi School Diploma/ GED, vahd or EveningS 985 •4449 BUildtn g fo r sa te wtth or :1::.5.:: 446·2842 need children, adolescents drtver's hcense and good 3 Bedroo m newly remod Without stock at 62 Oltve 1 be droom unfurn ished and thelf lamllles Previous dnvlng record Sa lary elect. m Middleport, call Tom Stree t Gal lipoli s. OH apartment Probable cl~ent I· \II'I.OHIENT expenence worktng w1lh $7 00/hr Send resume to 45631 (740}446-3 159 (3041675-1550 sHnln.s you th a plus Buckeye Commumty Serv- Ande rson after 5 p m t:"" 992 3348 l'l'l'l:"'_ _ _ _ _ _..., • ICes, PO BoK 604, Jack· • La rg e Commercial 'Retail 1 roo m w tth shared bath, 110 ·H ELP WAJVl l.ll Mm1mum acceptable qua1111 son OH 45640 Deadline 3 bedroom, 2 bath, open Off1ce or Butld tng on 1 to 5 607 2nd, $200 per mon th 1ncat1ons gradua te degree m 11/18102 Equal Oppor tunity floor pla n, Ranch sty le, acres for sale, ren t or le ase elu des utilities, (740)446mental health related f1eld F. E., m,;;p;; lo.:, vl>;;r_ _ _ _ _..., Approx 1 mile from tow n on Some owne r f manc1ng ava1l- 8677 (740)256-1972 wtth knowledge of counsel- ,!~ BusiNESS S A 588 Approx 1500 sq f1 , able tin Ato Grande area ::.c.:..:.:::..=.:.:.=-=--2 bed room apar tment lor AREA DIRECTORS ANO mg techmques and psycho $97 ,900 (740)983- 0730 (740)245-5747 FRANCHISES UNIOJE, RIPPL'I' pa thology, possession ot 1.-.--•TiiRA-ININ:;,;:;;G ~-,J (740)446-6161 Off th rent tn$3Syoracuse. $200 deGACWo/ING PIZZA CONCEPT 20 one of tile lollm•;1ng prov 1der .., 1ce space or o er pur· poSit, 5 per month rent, YRS PROVEN HISTORY OVER qualll lca ttons reqwecl Galllpoll• Career Catteoe 3 bedroom Garfteld Ave· pose located a t 28 Cedar 1ncludes water, sewe r & 170 STORES IN t6 STATES LSW. PC, PCC, LISW nue, GalliPOlis,. OH Owner ' Street (740)256·6661 trash (7 40)378·61 11 (Careers Close To Home) COMPlETE TRAINING & MARfi nancing, $49,000 $4 000 c all Today' 740 446-4367, down, $365 month [..(ns & 2 bedroo m apartment tn KETING SUPPORT t ·888·344- Competlttve Salary EKcel I Ib II d h h 1·800·214·0452, (3041988·0664 _.J GallipOliS Atr washer, & dry2767 E)(TENSION 210 1 1 en ene s nc u e ea t • Reg #90 o5· 1274B • er hook-up no pets, wa ter -A"' u-1o_ b_o-dy- m-a-n--e-x-pe_r_1_ denta l, VISIOn, life InSurance, ISO n ru . I'T'L"'n. 3 yea r old Brtck Ranch pa1d, $350/mo plus deposi t enced In me tal fabncatmg paid Yacatlon, paid liOIIdays, n .n..~ "'ll,l.IJ 3,000+ s~ It 2-1/2 a cr~s. m· 1/2 acre lot on Tycoon Lake Call after 6pm, (740)446401k retirement pta n, and To Do ground pool, st o ra·~~ bwld· w/12x60Traller$16,50 0 00 4043 [7401339-3063 b odywor k weld1ng & pa 111t- more Send resume and let " now $13 500 00 S 1ng call Htll's Class 1c Cars ter 01 Interest to Cou nselor mg, eKcellent n,e1ghborhood 2 17401 247•1100 74014 46·0149 · mall furnished apts All ?am 1op m 11. Grant Full Human Ae B abys III Ing, co untr y non- 1 Aesto'atlo'ls t111 lie 6 d 1 El 1 h h 1 u pal excep ec rJc 17401949 22 t7 ;_...:c...:..:· sources Dtrector Tr1-County smok1ng ome w1t arge Campi Boattng ractllty on Pnme tot s for sale on State No Pels,1 has a shower, 1 AVON• All Areast To Buv or Mental Heallh and Co unsel· ya rd. references. (740)643- Beiau t1 ful Raccoon Creek Rou te 554· 1 m11e tra m RIO has a tub Security Depostt 16_1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ga llta Cou nty Chotce prop· Gran de Sell Sh 1rley Spears, 304· 1ng SerYICes Inc 90 Hospl· _o_ (740)388 0173 ReqUJred $275 Month 675·1429 tat Dnve, Athens, OH erty w1th t6x24 A· frame (740)367-7187 (304)675-1365 4570 1 EOE Georges Portable Sawmill, $56,500 hrm (740)886· don'1 haul your logs 10 the 6657 REAL EliTAlE Contrac;lor sates, tremen· Merchanct 1ser needed m m111 JUSt call304-675·1957 .::.:;.._______ WANnD ' Applicat1ons be1nQ taken lor dous opportunity for team Gallla and Me 1gs Count 1es " " - - - - - - - - " · ve ry mce 2 bedroom m player lookmg tor a quahfted for Nat1onal Company start country sett1ng ye t close to oandtdate, to represent Na· 1ng pay $8 50 per hour, Ranch Style Home 3 BR 1 5 W1ll pay top dollar for pnme town Washer, Drye r, Stove, ttonally known products for Send resume to PO Box BusiNESS Bath 122 Mabelme OrNe, land New home builder Fr~g, Dishwasher p.ov1ded an established co mpany, .. 192 Evans, wv 25241 01'1'0~ ~ , '• Gallipolis $69,900 00 Sen- (7 40)446-3093 large I<Jtchen lots 6f clas· ~' ""' T sa le expe r~ence requ 1red .. ous 1nqwry 0 nly 446·7825 e1 space 1otal electnc w1th submit to Dall',' Sentinel OWNER OPERATORS Cenlral AIC Garbage PICk· PO Box 729 _29 Pomeroy', WANTED tNOTICEI Two bedroom cottage style :~==~====~ up and wa ter provided Ten TRU C K OR EA OHIO VAL LEY PUBLISH· home l1ntShed upsta1rs. full Ohio 45769 IV S an t pays electnc No pets Longhaul Teams Welcome lNG CO recommends that basement, we lt mamtamed riO HO USto::S Non smoke rs only $400 de· EASY WORK' Call (304)675·4005 you do bu s1ness wt th people plus 10 acres of groun d, FOR RENT pos1t, $450 mo nth EXCELLENT PAYI Poml Serv1ce XPress you know, and NPT to send roa d fro ntage ca ll .__ _liiiiiioiiiiiiioli-- (740)446·9585 or (740)446Assemble products al home money through the ma11unt1t (7 40)949·8900 Danny 2205 1743 Centenary Resp1 ratory Therap1st need· you have mvest1gated the Brown tor appom tment 3 bedroom house no pets Road, Gallipolis Ask lor V1r· Call Toll Free 1-800·467·5566 EKI 12170 ed for a fast grovv1ng medl· otfenng S265 month 5125 deposit g1n 1a ca l eqwpment co m our · ;;;,:;;;:;..._ _ _ _ _"! Wanted! Good credtl cus· !7401446 36 17 "--"------~PROFESSIONAL l tomers to purchase new - - - - ·- - - - - - BEAUTIFUL APART· Flnanc: lal Freedom Inter· Gallipolis, OH store Send r~ nat1onal Company grow1ng resume to Medi·Home SERVICES home w/land $0 down to 3br House located In Ma- MEN TS AT BUDGET PAl· rap1dly Interne! work from Care, PO 8011 987, Galhp· quallhed customers 1 5 son, $495 + Ulllthes CES AT JACKSO ~ "' ES· home PT/FT pos1t1ons Full ohs, OH 45631 Ann JOhn acre tracts available No Pets (304 )773 . 5881 TATES, 52 westwooc;:l Onve 1ra1nmg 1 888 202 6321 TURNED DOWN ON (740)446·3093 from $297 to $383 Walk to Kearns or stop by Med1· Home Care to get an appll · SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt ? ~ 5 rooms & bath, 50 Ol1ve St, shop & mov1es Call 740· LPT. LPTA for home health 320 cat1on, 430 Second Avenue No Fee Unless We W1nl $325 mo (740)446 ·3945 446·2568 Equal Hous1ng M OBllE H OMF.S ?vcs Ch01ces available for Gallipolis, OH 45631 FOR SALE Opportun1t'; \he count1es or areas (7<10)446-3880 For Rent or Sale Older .:::::::::.::;::!:.----served Currently prov1de J , house ready to move lf,lto 2 Duplex Apt 3br 1 1/2 bath serv1ces H"l Jackson Me1gs S ecunty Gua rds full 11me 12 used homes under or. 3 bedrooms, large hvmg· Front/back, porch, t1vmg Athens Gallta , V1n1on, and S6 50 per hour Cali $3,000 Will help With del1v room, dmmg rm, kitchen , room, d1nlng room kitchen southern Washmgton coun· (304)926-0641 M-F alter ery Call Harold, 740·3Bq- bath, front and bacK porch 5300 month Ret & depoSit 4pm Ask for Ketlh EOE 9948 l•~s Ca ll (740) 286 6631 (3041675 8806 requ~red 13041675·2495 I sage Please respond to insurance Inspector PO Bo;< 29335 Parma, Ol:1 to 44129·0335 dl d C Thisnewaplperwutnot en1ers. 1nc ts a oo an knowingly •ccept no1•1or-pro 111 prtva 1e com· •dvertl~ements tor,.., mumty mental hea 1th ce nter est.lle which lain serv ing Galha, Jackson, and Violation of the taw. Our Me1gs co unt1es C6mpe t1t1ve re•deraare hereb~ salar1es and benet1ts pack· Informed thaUtl age mctud1ng pa1d vacat1on and s1ck ume, 13 patd hohdwelllngs•dvertlsed In da ys, ret1rement ptan , thlanewspapersre health, li fe and d1sab111ty tnava II • blo on •n equ• I 0 P:;:P:;;0;;,rt;;u;;nl;;ly:.b;;;•;;1;; 0 ;;;'·-.t sura nee oflered Postlt ons L-;; w111 be filled con llngent upon fund1ng Please send resumes to Sherry Go rdon, Manager of Human Resour- r10 HOI\1ES ces, Woodland Centers Inc 3086 State Route 160, GalFOR SALE ltpot1s, OH 45631 ---~----- $14,900 4 t:ledroom, 4 bath Beauhc1an Needed Lmda's home Won't last! For listB Chester, OH contact mg ca ll 1-800 719-300 1 Ext Susan Baum 985·3375 F144 Includes Up To Over 15 · Ads POUCIES. Ohio VaU•y Publishing r..ervn the right lo .cllt, n~l~~et, or c•nc:•l •ny ltd • t •nv ti m•. Erron must be reported on the first day of TrlbUM-Sentinet-Regleter will be r111ponslble for no morett\en lhe cost or the space occuplec:l by the error and only the first Insertion We any lou or expenM thlt n~s ult• lrom the publlc•Uon or omlulon of •n advertisement. Correction wm be made In the flrsl n•lleble ediUon are always confldllntlal, • Curn~nl rete c•rd lpplkts. • All ntll estate lldvertlaemente are subject to tha Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968. acCeplf only help w•nled 8ds meeting EOE standards. We will not advertt•lng In violation ollhe lew t liEU' WANJED I ""--·A-CiREAi;i iG _E_ r I riO ..::::::.=.:.::::..:.::..:::::__ wv VIV .::::.::.:::.:::.=:::...____ r ve MiscELlANEOUS MF..RCIIANDISE L 1995 Ford Mustang. V 6. 50,000 miles , .$5600 1999 Honda 400 Foreman <17401446·0885 4 x4, excellent cond1 t1on, 120 hour s, garag e kept (740) 446·8088 mormngs .:.::.:.;_.:.;_.:.;__ _ _ _ _ AQHA Tennessee Walker Horse Mare 12 Y,rs old black good trail horse $90000 (740) 742-3802 or (740)992·1335 o_ 17401 992 _1335 Beagles, 2 years old. good hunhd• slack, $200 eac"· P ups,~ 3 wee ks old, $B5~ 2br Apa rtment at Ga llipolis tngs, and BOOST Energy Ferry (304)675·2548 l1ke You Have Never Expenenced Twin Rivers Tower for e1d· WEIGHT- LOSS REVOLUTION erty/ diSabled Now accepting ap phcalions New product launch Octolor 1 br, all ut 1httes paid be r 23 2002 Ca ll Tracy at HUD ~ass tsled, carpe ted :17:-4_:.:. 0 144 _1_·1":9.:.82"'-~--apartment rent IS 30% of Corner co mputer desk, 6 •3.r you r adJu sted 1ncome ca ll lrom co rner (12'6• · total 304·675 -6679 be tween 8· spacel) llle. drawer, pn nter 4 30 pm weekdays EHO drawer, tols of shelves and storage $85, Tappan MICro- puppies, 4 females, 1 male $30, Cal l Wt7~bm l3e6~ 0&009Talls docked, '-..:.:..;.;.;:_· ' - " - - - - - c_c=;_:·.:.:.:______ Full stock Fiest pupp1es, 12 F1rewood, S35 P1ckup load, weeks old, va nety of cotors1 spilt & del ivered (740)367· goo d squ1rr el stock, $125 7631 (740)367:7759 each, Full stock M1matu re Rat Terner pupp1es, 4 Grubb's Plano- Tumng & months oId, shuts, wor med, Ae pa~rs Pr oblems? Need S150 each German ShepTuned? Call The P1ano Dr herd pupp1es CKC reg1sFu rmshed 3 rooms+ bath, 740-446-4525 tered females, 12 weeks upsta~rs , clean, no pets old, shots, wormed, $225 35 Reference & dePOSit re· Hotpolnt ra nge $ c Brown each Can meet part way quired (7 40) 446-1519 Sleeper sofa, $ 95 Singer (606 )798-2 814 , . , , . . . . - - - - - - - - Portable Sew1ng mach1ne, "-'.C:...C:.:C...:.:_ _ _ _ __ SPACE $35 Oak dmlng tabl e, two Pekmgese puppy female, eKtensto ns and 6 cha ff s, tawn, while markmgs, black $275 Kerosene heaters, mask, 12 weeks old all -. $15 each or 21$25 App le shots & wormed Make n1ce wl7~~el~t~7~~rt, Benellclel Oh io, Inc. dba Benellclel Mortgage Co. of Ohio Plelnllll vs. Jerry E. Oay, et. al . oerendanla. In pursuance of an nence- Paintmg, vmyl Sid· 1ng, carpentry, doo rs, wm· dows, baths, mob1le hOme repatr and more For free estimate ca ll Chet, 740-992· ·6:::32::3-"::'----~., ELF.cnuCAIJ __ RF,RIGERATIO~ _ I , Aestd en ttal or com mercta l wmng, new serv1ce or re· pairs M aster Ltcensed elec· tnc1 an R1denour Eleclncal, W~~~~.j304~·~67~5~-1~7~86~ i In the Sentinel Classlfleds! :....=.:c.._:::;_____ Happy 50th Birthday, fl'lary Sheets! Meigs County. =~~----,--­ 740 441 1440 ( ) " ' Border Co llie Pupp1es $100 Parents work c.att1e, mother ' also clears Canadian Geese (740)367·7287 Boston Temer 8 weeKs old, male, black/ whtte/ Brmdle, $175 (740)59 1-086 1 leavE;! _ m_e_ss_a.::g:..•_ _ _ __ _ Full bl ooded Rat Tem er The Stole ol Ohio, C&C General Home Malnte- reaching th MRPage? ~so 00 (740) 742-3802 or CASE NO. 01CV028 BASEMENT Ouess who's ~~ Premises w/ Pedi grees c Sheriffs Sole of Retll Eslale WATERPROOFING Uncondlttonal htet1me guarantee Local references lur· mshed Estabh hed 1975 Ca ll 24 Hrs 1740) 446· 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing r 6pm American Leg1on Hall Middleport For more info 992-4055 A Bear 1n every basket Lo'l'e you lots, from your family '''""'""";'~"'"" \oOOirltipfti•KIO••IIt~lrll'llll•:~t~·\nyrl••• lb!~~~~~~=======..=-=-=·=·=·-;!1 r10 HoME L,-oiliiiMiiriiPRiiOiiVE ii~iiMEI'ii'S iiiioiiii.,J Happy Ad AKC Choc Lab pupp1es 4,· Males, 2 Female, Parents PUBLIC NOTICES SllnHI · ~ " The Daily Sentinel • Page A 9 1¥ .~-:%"'~ ~-~iil §1!;.1!7 ~~ ~ "~"" = . -.-=r ~~ =-~~..a ~~ -. ~ = :;;s...., -.:.e: ~:~:::--~~---..., I V40 3 f•m•l• AKC L•b pup• a Chocolate 1 black $150 2 bunn1es, $5 each (740) 4410931 AKC Bassett Hound Pup- Now Ta k1ng Appi JCaltOns35 West 2 Bedroo m Town· __ house Apartments, Includes wate r Sewage, Trash 35x53' wood table, en ter· s350/Mo, 74 44 60008 tainment center and ant1que chai r, $40 Call (740)245· Pleasant Valley Apartment 0610 Are now taK tng App licatiOns - -- --..,- -- for 2BR, 3BR & 4BR, Appli - Am ana upnQh t Freeze r cat tons are ta ken Monday _$_ 50-'13~0_4.:.16_7_5_·2_9_4_2_ __ 1hru Frr day, from 9 00 A M_ 81 ue Etmo oo k1e monste r 4 PM Office IS Loc ated at Pnce 1151 Everg reen Dnve POint Reasonable Pleasan t, WV Phone No ts cl3_04 _:_18_8_2·_2_790-'-- - - -BURN Fal, BLOCK Crav· 13041675·5806 E H 0 Unfurntshed apartment also small tra iler, close to gro· eery and downtown Ga ll1 polis Reference & depos tt ~17.::4:.:0:.14_4:.;6_·1_1 :_58.:...__ _ _ _ Effi ciency apartment, lurmshed, $400 all uttllties 1n. eluded $100 depos 1t, (740)367-0611 afte r 6 00 on weekdays (7 401245 · ,. ex. good lots o f new parts, 1994 Ford Taurus Stat1on needs transmiSS ion $400 Wagon burg undy 85 000 [7401992·2595 miles EKcell ent co nd1 t1on, $3900 0 60 17401441 ·1 029 1990 Geo Storm lots ol new parts, $500 (740)388· 1998 GMC J1mmy 4K4, 941 1 (740)367 7630 65000 mtles Leather, 4· 1993 Toyota Paseo s1rver doo r, arr, lilt, crUise, 5 speed CD playe'r, sun: PW/POL, askin g $10,000 rool, reduced to $3,000 (740) 388·9217 1740)441 Call anyume 0021 MOTORCVCI.F.S • 2 Female. Full Blood Bea· gles, all shots S1 00 each or $175 lor both 51 17 l..&...l:.o3 .__ _ _ _ _ __ . 1979 Ford F-100 XLT 4X2 2000 Honda 400 runs black automat1c sunroof, Long bed Reg Cab, 302 great. looks greatl $3,000 alarm system 10 disc CO C-6 Au tomatiC Good Condt· (740)441 ·1116 changer, remote start. AR tton $1500 00 992·7539 wheels 39 000 llllles runs 200 1 Honda CABO Dtrt & loo ks great, $13,500 1979 Ford F-250 4 wheel Btke Like New St400 (7401388 0406 d"ve 52.200 4·wheolor 13041675·8933 1999 Honda 400 Ex :::::=..:.:.:::::.::....___ 199 6 Chevy Lum1na 4dr $3,200 (304)576·4087 2003 883 Custom Harley wh•te , 1993 Chevy CorsiCa (304)576·3086 Davidson w1th 100 miles 81 ,000 mtles 4dr (304)675· :-:::--'--:::-'.:.:._ _ _ _ Many Extras, Dealershtp In· 1984 Chevy C10 PICkup, stalled E•ceUent coodttion 4014 au1o, 6 cy1 $750 (3041675· $13 200 I ted M I II 1996 Grand Am, 40, excel 6693 • nves us se lent cond ition, 52995, 1995 : - : : ' - - : - - - - - - - for $9,700 (304)773·5268 Monte Carlo, $3995, 1995 1989 GMC Jtmmy Looks 97 Yamaha Kod1ak 400 4x4, Skylark 2D $2495 1996 and runs good $1700, low & high range, 1500 tbs Ford Contour, $2495 GMC Sonoma lor ftx up or wench & &now btade, good we take Trades COO K parts S1 500 Poot Table conditiOn, $3000 (740)446MOTORS (7401446 -0103 $200 (304)576 2929 1062 ·s Oea.cll/ir~ Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ~40 M~Rcv~ ~ TRUCKS ~lRS '"' /\I.E 1998 Pont1ac Sunf1re. White, 1997 Dodge PU SLT paCk auto, am/lm rad10, CD play· age 57500, 1998 Foret : er. power sunroof, !lnted ranger, Ex Cab, $4500, . w1ndows , new brakes & 1998 Fo rd F· 150, $5200 • ures, one owner, mtenor & 1995 Mazda Ex Cab ' exteriOr 1n excellent condJ- ~ $2900 1993 Chevy S·10 : hon, $6,000, call (7401992 PU. S2DOO. 1999 Dodge • 4044 alter 4pm Caravan $4000. 1997 Dodge Caravan, $3200 · ~ 1999 L1ncotn Towncar Stg 1993 Plymouth Voyager, ~ nature Sertes, CDJ Cas. $1400, 1996 Ford Wtndstar • sette, leather, loaded one van $2500 B&O Au to :owner. show room clean, Sales HWY 160N .$15,700 F1rm, (740)446· (7401446·6865 .. 1000 Leave message 9 1 Ra nger 4114, 5-speed ~ ""2000 Geo Metro $2500, EKt Cab, $2200 (740)256· , 2001 Chevy Cavalier, 9 t 40 , $4500. 97 Dodge Stratus, =-=-~-=~-c::::--~ $3200 97 Musl ang GT 93 Dodge Ram 350 Dually, 96 Geo MetrO 400 Cummtngs eng1ne, s • $7900 1200 95 Toyota Tercel speed, $9500. 2002 Conh$2200 8&0 Auto Sales' nentat Cargo Tra1 ler wlth ltv ' HWY 1soN (740)446·6865' 1ng quarters, 4 whee l brake, • 54500 17401368-9327 • 2002 Doctge Neon 6200 • m1les, sunroof, auto, atr, l1lt, 94 F 1 50, 6 cylind er, 5 . CD ncects hltle body work, speed: real good • truck, • $4500080 (740)256-t233 doesn t use 011, seen and dnven to be apprec 1ated . • 2002 Electra Glide ClasSIC •$3,500 00 hrm 992-5532 : $18,00000 949 3004 85 Ford Crown Vtcto rtan 2002 Jeep L1be rty, LTD, $ 1,100 00 !Qr besl llerl 17 000 m1les. mmt , leather, 992-5532 · CD, any eKiras, $19,500 Fr,:::"'_.~~-~.,...., (7 40)245-5978 leave 'mes- 30 VANS & sage 4-WDs '·1990 Ford Taurus , runs , _ _ _ _ _ _ __.J REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Sentinel 20 ::1995 Ml1subrshr 3000 GT, In one week With us m:rtbune Al/TOS FOR SALt: C1l1t1 Cnunty, OH To Place www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, November 12, 2002 www.mydai ly sentinel.com . • Tuesday, November 12, 2002 ' ~age A 8 • The Daily Sentinel Order of Sale In the above entitled action, I will offer lor oale al public auction, at the Courthouae In Pomeroy, Ohio, In the above named counly, on · the 23rd day ol January, 2003 , al 10:30 a.m. the followIng described real eslale, lo wit: Situated In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County of Meigs ond Slate of Ohio , bounded and described aalollows: Being known and deslgnlled on a map or Lincoln Halghla, made by Breece and C.rper, Registered Civil Engineers ol Hunllngton, Wes1 VIrginia, cfli.ted October 17, 1941!, a copy of which map wae flied In the office ol the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, on Oecemtier 17, 1942, 1nd recorded In Pill Book No. 3 11 P1gee 43 1nd 44, I I Lot No. 8 1nd being more perllcullrly described 1s lollowa: Beginning 11 1 polnlln lhe North line of Lincoln Roed at the corner between Loll 8 and 7 •• shown on Slid mep; thence with the seld line of Lincoln Roed, North 79 degrees 51 minutes Welt 8.2 feet; thence contlnu· lng with sold road line, curving to, the. left In 1 westerly direction with a redlua or 190 feet, a dlstence of 43.9 -feet thence I vv ll·t1 he line Lola 5 and 8 North 10 degrees 9 mlnulee Wes~ 278.85 feel to a poln11n'. 1he South line of North Street; thence wllh uld line of North Street, North 54 degrees 40 minutes Eul, 70.89 feet thence with the line between said Lots 6 and 7, South 10 degrees 9 mlnutea Weal 324.34 reel to the point of begin· nlng, reserving , how· ever, the coal and all other minerals In and underlying the 1bove described properly, together with the rlghl to mine the ume without encum· brence to the surlaca. Reference Is m1de to deed rtteorded In Volume 315 Jlltgl 503 Melge County Deed Records. PARCEL NUMBER: UHI1741 .0Q. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1681 Lincoln Heights Pomeroy, OH 45789 Said Premises Apprelsed , 11 $23,000.00 and l!lln· not be sold lor loll lhan lwo·thlrda. of that amount. TERMS OF SA:LE : $5 ,000. 00 down, remainder upon ten· derol-. JUST launched!! I LOS E WEIGHT NOWI Burns FATI BLOCKS Cravtngs! BOOST Energyl All Natural/Doctor Recommended Get this AWESOME product TODAY Call: Jeante 740-992·7996 or vistt webstte www.herbsndlet.cam fllllY CONmucnDN Budding ovu 30 yrars Footers , Foundation I Add·Ons, New Homes , Pole Barns, Concre t~. ' Eltctn-.Piuntb tng IIHWIWirr \olobrl: lttdudtJ 750 Eas t State Street (740) 992-3320 Em111 bladesOZ:~ I nl\ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •Nswltames •GIIIIges •Cu 1? I I Rei 1ak!lug Dump Truck Stop &Compare Delivery Call & Leave message FREE ESTIMATES 740-992·6142 140-992-1671 7122/TFN Best Service at the Best Price JONES' Tree Service Top • Removal • Trim (10) 22, 24, 2002 (11) 5, 12, 19, 2002 • S'lump Grinding • Bucket Truck Public Notice MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MRDD IS ACCEPTING SEALED BIDS ON TWO SCHOOL BUSES. 19B8GMCNo. IGDM6PIF3JV534458 Diesel, Automatic Tren1m1as1on wllh 1111. • 1988 lnternatlonel No. IHVLPUXN4JH55210 Dleeel Slandard Tranlm'-alon wllh lift. Both vehicles will be sold •• Ia. Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Dleebllltlea reserve• the right to reject any and all bids or to sell to lhe hlgheet bidder or lndlvlduel or as a lot, whichever brings 1he highest return to 1he Meigs County Board of Mentel Retardallon . end Oevelopmenlal Dl . . blllllea. Sealed Bids to be aenl to: Executive Director (BIDS) Melgl County Board oiMRDD Box 307 Syracuse, Ohio 45779 To Inspect vehicles call 740-992·8681 between 8:00 a.m. • Phone (740)~93-661'1 1 Athens, Ohio com Firewood for Sale BALL LOGGING & FIREWOOD Ralph E. Trussell , Sheriff of Meigs COunly, OH FRANK & WOOLDRIDGE CO., L.P.A. Attorneys lor Plaintiff 600 South Pearl Street Columbus, Ohio 43206 (614) 221 -1662 I IllS Open 9am-5pm FT..IIIIIImallA r... 1n hOmo pio::k"f' Cal l lll roriii)'CY"~l• n.b (740) 446-1812 Ask &II about 014r St n>l.:t Plntul Longabcrgcr/Dresden Bus Trip Sal , November 30, 2002 $6S .00· Space Luruled Deadline: Ocl. 20, 2002 Every one rcce1vcs a basket !) ! Call . ~'R~ CARPENTER MANLEYS SELF STORAGE High& Dry j. R~!A~~~n~! YOUNG'S 1 SeH-Storage Public Notice 4:00p.m. . Bids will be open Monday, Dtteember 2, 2002 at 12:00 noon. 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·5232 ~ Remodeling • New Gar1ge1 • Etectrtcet 1: Plumbing j • Roofing & Gutters ! • VInyl Siding & PalnUng 1 • Patio 1nd Porch Dtckl · Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·621 5 ~omeru~, Ohio V I 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (1 O'x10' 61O'x201 (740) 992-3194 992-6635 (11)5,12, 2002 Clt.b CadeC & Gravely Classlfleds Have Bar • Tonneue Cover • Ventvisor • Bug Shteld & Full Line of Other Acce ssories B edliners • N erf ·I ,1- \,, 1, \1o 11 1 111 l~d Massey Ferguson Parts & Service • LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631 4359 \J1ddlql111\. ( )IJHI (740) 446·1044 (740) 992·5822 Monday-Friday B·SPM • Saturday B-2pm For all your Home . Improvement needs "No Job To Small" J6S ELECTRIC 6 PLUmBIIIG Jim Ru•rk Electric, Plumbing, and Srm~ll Home Maintenance Joba B. D. conSTRUCTIOn (340 773-5412 Cell 304 674-3082 992·2!17 r. L•-..OFII'OiiR;.;;REN-.ilrO._. ~~:le~~~.e ~i~;e~~:ds~; ~~~~~t~~er maon~~~~n k~b ~~~)~~:~000 g:~ave ~~0s~ Pnest's Tra iler ParK Water programs, $125, Portab le sage II basketball pole/ ne t, $35 ::'"'-.._ _ _ _ _ __ Ca ll (740)367-0667 Rottwetler pups 12 weeKs 1 male·$ 150 2-lemates $200 ;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; JET Had sh ots and wormed HOUSEIIOUJ AER ATION MOTORS Tatls and dew claws docked G Repai red, New & Rebu•lt In good tempered la rge ~~---~:;;OO;;;;:DS :,_.,J Stock Call Ron Evans, 1 breed Ask. lor Gmger 800·537-9528 (304)773-5873 Leave a 8 foot French Provtnctal -~--::-c-,--c:-c:- message Couc h, Lt Flo ral, $375 . 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Tuesday, November 12,2002 www.mydallysentlnel.com BRIDGE AII·TVC teams named, B1 NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ACROSS ALDER ..... ,. Non II . . Y J - I H2 ·02 1091~ 4J • Q' 3 \\'f'at A A K t I II~ ~ ] [~&~! • QJ · • IM!uth • t 7 ~ AS I 2 .... ·- . JI 0 1 ~2 t "JU 75 Q1 AKJ~6l Ao A.I\Q 5J Dealer: Sou th \'ulnerable : Both South Wnl North F:ut l f ~· -' t Pan I 4 I'd~ Pan ~ . P:<U skewere Stoops 1 Mineral Flub spring Houoo pet 4 9-dlgit 10 Eye part 7 Fresh Beset 11 Kind of rack OPEC 12 To -It may member concern 50 Rear.nds 14 "Et tu'' 52 Deep tlrne dlstrHs 15 Military 53<Wolf tooth addr. 54 Cry of 16 Drachma dismay auecesaor 55 Had 17 Caravel of brunch 1492 56 Clucking 33 Legal 18 Whale or sounds decor elephant 57 Santa Fe 8 Revise matter 20 Room . hrs. 9 Artist35 Silo Magrine warmer 58 falk, talk, companion . 10 Bygone . 22 Hagon of talk 36 Wagero despot 38 Croaturoa "The Dthef' 23 Well-put DOWN 13 Punk 39 Lon~ared 24 Recently hslrdos hound 19 Ruminate 41 Roughs 11· 27 Pinches 1 Pillow 21 Light 30 Aloud 42 Crevice cover 2 Family 31 Yoda's sword 43 Memorable 24 Egg drink student times member 32 That 3 Physicist's 25 Estrada of 44 Water study films reservoir woman 26 Carry on 46 Out, In 34 Musician's 4 Hot and 27 Bathroom baseball humid l9b · fixtures 47 Wee bit 35 Fronts'Of 5 Football overalls coach 28 Tatar chief 48 Mild onion 36 Fly in the 29 Fox bunon 51 Intend Donointment 6 Also not 31 Book 7 Fiesta 37 Melt on source 39 40 41 42 45 49 P9 S~ 1'~~$ PliSS Opc ninl!( lelld: .., A .Third look BY PHIWP AlDER Once in a while, the analysis of a deal merits a second, or BAHNEY .even a third, look. I do not know the oriWHEN I WUZ YORE AGE 1 BUT, UNCLE SNUFFY, SHUCKS-- I NEVER LET gin of this deal, but it . '1""""11i""""!'!'~""1 JUGHAID 1 I IT'S ONL'< TWO Ml THAT STOP ME was in the April 1999 SCHOOL!! issue of Australian Bridge, and it re. emerged earlier . this year in a syndicated column (with the majors reversed and a few irrele.vant cards changed). · . The contract is fl ve diamonds. West leads the spade ·ace·, and you (South) ruff. What next? In the Australian version, the declarer · immediately tried to cash two clubs, but East ruffed, and the contract was history. The dummy, Dianne, th.e n proposed the "right" play: After . by Luis Campos cashing the club ace, Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are crea1ed from quotations by famous people, past and present. Each lener in the cipher stands for another. ";. ,-......_ .. continue with a low . ..• . Today's clue: E equals B club. However, as .a " N MY ' P reader pointed out, NDYR THE BORN LOSER PFZWFTGWR . Dianne's line doesn't ·r . ""' I"" ...., F L M l 'NN\1 Y W H DR W M YWAWZ No.J, IF t 0~'( 1-\f\0 ~\1'-I~G work either. West . TED TO PIZOTEC.T 001<"". :)0 t 50U61-\\Tf-\E. U,\t:.~T N'\11wins the second club · C.OII\PUTERF\<01<\ ~ C.'<&:R. IJIRU5 N-ID FIREW"-LL PRcx,m'Q · TO Pi<:OTC:C.\ IT ~II\ BRUTUS ! C L W P EMTS F .L D F P and leads the spade 1\Hf\C.K. ... king. When declarer LZDC. DYMJ RDNWYPDLYP ." knocks out the heart · ace, a third spade : 0 LJDAWZ HWYRWJJ G L J N • forces South down to three diamonds, while WP East still has four. Out of trump control, PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "II we are strong, our strength will speak for tlsell. If we are weak, words will be of no help:" ' · declarer must fail. -John. F. Kennedy The reader claimed that the contract is BIG NATE WORD unmakable IT'S JU"-T THAT HE ... .O.RTUR ASKS P.. FAll'. GAM I Our columnist. gave HE's AL\oiAYS ... HE;'S .. QUESTION, NATE : WHY lT'S Ll KE H\:: ... I JUST ARE '!'a.> UPsET AAE the winning line: AfRearrange letters oF the I>ON "L . HE: DOES>J'T. . . WITH HIM? WE ter one top club, lead O four scrambled words beWELL .. I 1"\EAI'l ... the heart queen from lc~ to form four :~;irnple words: hand. If East ducks, continue with a low T I NGE I club. Altematively, if f---,Ir--:rlz,:.:-,jr=--il;......:-,l-,·3,--l East wins with his . 1 . . . . . heart .ace and returns '--.....1...-L-..L--lL-...L.-l . ,. . ' . I ahspahde, rufkf: cross tod 1· 0 I L F 0 I t e eart mg, an -,-,..-,..,o:--r:--r--l· lead a club toward hand . It cannot help ..__.___,_...._.......__. 1-· ·PEANUTS 1 1 KNOW TilE ANSWER! 6UT NOW 1\/E FORGOTTEN IT •• l-IARD 'TO EXPLI\IN ~OW T~E f.ILIMAN MIND WORKS f.lll~. MA'AM? ·' I' I,·1· I East toBut ruff,now so he dis- .1 W0 0 W I · 1 cards. South . . :~: 6 wins, cashes 'the dia. mood ace to see the L-...o.L-..1.-.L.-.1..--' trump break, ruffs a club with dummy's KE B R AY diamor\d queen, plays ·~9 a diamond to his nine, . . . . . _ I have come to the conclusion that government investigators have always contributed more to our amusement than to our-·--- · 1 I' 1 1 I I I" and cruises home. I I I0 Complete the chuckle quoted by fil ling in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. I' I' I' I FORI I I •I I I I I ,.,. I I Finally, note that an @ PRINT NUMBfRED 1 · 13 1• 1• 18 1• early round of trumps ~::;:LE;:T~TE~~=. s ~~~~·=·:=~·=~·=~·=~·=~·=~·::::·:=~· is fatal. East grabs the e.. UNSCRAMBLE heart queen with the . _~__;A.;;N.;.:S:.,:W.;.:E~R---1-.--'.-..J..-.J..-.1.._._.-·'---'·'--..1.--..J.. ace and returns a . trump, disrupting the SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS timing. Hearth - Lunch - Vocal- Gunman - OUT MUCH "Th is is.the most pleasant restaurant I've been in," I smiled to lhe very glum waitress. She snapped back , " Well, you don't get OUT MUCH, do you? 2 BETTY ~ ~~~~----~~ r-~~~.s=~ ~ ~~F-,F~l~"~~-¥-~--GO~ ONAN.UNSUPERVISED SKI TRIP ~~. 1 REACt.¥ Vill\1 VOIJ1l. ~RIENDS, fD ~AVE WANT TOGO SKIING ... VJHV TOGET MV HEAD EXAMINED, CAN'T I Go AND '1\lAT ISN'T CHEAP ---il=-.---.--- SKIING'? 1.1: Wednesday. No v, 13,2002 BY BERNICE BEDE 0sOL GAUFIELD . FIL.fHY VERMIN I lI IT WOUI-I>N 'T HURT YOU . 1'0 TAKE A 5HOWE~! ~ Although you may choose a course in the year-ahead that you know going in won''t be easy. you'll understand iiS true worth and will be willing to do what it takes to achie ve it. You ' ll succeed. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Playing the one-upmanship gan\e could be extremely costly 1oday. so do not be te mpted to buy something sim ilar to a friend 's purchase that yo u can't afford just to do him/her one better. Scorpio, treat yourself to a binhday gift . Send for your Astrograph prediclions for the year ahead . by mailing $2 and an SASE tu . Astrogmph, c/o 1his newspaper, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092. Be sure to· state THE GIUZZWELLS . DoNT Y~U E'J£.1<. '{dJR F:t>.RV S ., .r!f---------1 1-\U\P yourzodiuc sign. SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -- ·Guard against lemptation to blame others for yo ur mi stakes or shortcomings. Your remarks wi ll be carried back and coSI you the frie ndship of someone you need. Kee p your feeli hgs 10 yourself. CA PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- A negar.iv.e anirude I ( ( " could cost you VICtory before you eve n enter the fray today . Talk yourself into raising· .your hopes aitd expectations to a level that gives you optimism for s.uccess. ·AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- This is one of !hose days when you could be too generous to Ihe wrong people and ignore or overlook those who are truly deserv ing. Pu1 your priorities in good order. PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) -- Unless you are free to operate as you see fit ·today, you 're not likely to be very effective. Don' t allow yourself 10 be put in a posi tion where others me in control of your aoenda. · ! AR I ~S (March 21-Aprii1Y) ·- If you ure entering inro any legal agreement today, take the time to read all the 'fine print. It will be the hidden clauses that prove to be trou - blesome for yo u down the li ne. TAURUS (April 20·May 20) --· Disappoi nlment is likely today if you are unrealisti c concerning your work or ]Jusiness dealings. Hopes built upon faulty premi ses will come tumbling down . GEM INI (May 21 -June 20) -- Should you li nd yourself in an unworkable relationship today, move on and do things your own way if you hope to achieve your goals. Get rid of dead weight as soon as possible. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) -· Show proper gratitude to someone who has gone out of his/her way to help you tOIIay . . Should Ihis person feel unappreciated, your pal will find an excuse 10 back off. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Press urin~ peoP.Ie into doing your bidd1ng w1 ll not work today. If you want their coop- • Middleport • Pomeroy. Ohio Wl llNI S()AY , NOV[MIJ[I~ I J , JUU:l '1 0 C ( NT S • \lui !, J , Nn h.l ---, Tin a Hy sell, at 245 Union Ave. Prosecutor Pat Story has not released information about the cause. BY BRIAN J. REED of the baby 's death , Staff writer pending receipt of a written autop sy report from the Franklin POMEROY Richard · Michael County Coroner' s Warnecke II will remain in Middleport Jail ·Office. in lieu of a $500,000 bond, following an However, the charges arraignment Tuesday on tile charge thai he against Warnecke were killed hi s infant daughter. · Warnecke filed after regular busiWarnecke, 12, appeared Tuesday before ness hours following a County Court Judge Stev~n L. Story on a telephone call from the smgle count of aggravated murder, a specoroner's office. cial -category felony which carries a possiStory set a protiable cause hearing in ble life sentence. Warne cke was arrested Friday in connec- Warnecke 's case for Nov. 18, and set the tion with th;: death of his 5-month-old $500,000 bond on the motion .of Assistant Prosecutor Christopher' E. Tenaglia. daughter, Morgana. Story appointed Pomeroy attorney John Warnecke lived with .the baby's mother, Lentes to represent Warnecke. · Charged in death of infant daughter ' ' . .' • Chamber begins .Christmas promotion push . . slhe ·may ha ve been" playing the blame game. Once Pandoro s·box is opened, it'll be diffi cult to close it again . LIBRA (Sepr. 23-0cr. 23)- Co-workers will follow the type of example you establish today. If you' re too pushy or nol prepared to hanijle your share of the ·load, !hey will match your behavior exactly. Meigs school board hires architect for · new bus building < 7 ' Bv KRIS SouTEN Staff. writer MIDDLEPORT - . A great• way to ensure . people shop BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH repairs. There will be a locally is to give them gift News editor .large storage area, offices cerltftcates, Courtney and restrooms on the firSt Butcher, Meigs County ·poMEROY - An archi- floor. Chamber of Commerce tect to de sign a maintenance A second floor on a pai~ director of operations, said at • bu s garage to be built of the building will be used and Tuesday's monthly Chamber behind the new Mei gs luncheon. Elementary School buildin g for storage and provide Certifichecks, or chamber at Rutland was hired at break room for the drivers. ~ift certificates, are available Tue sday night's meeting of That floor will provide th~ m several denominations for the Meig s Local Board of height needed over the bar,s goods and service.s offered at Education . 48 local businesses. where work on the buse.S: · Hired to do the jop at a fee They can be ordered online · of 5 percent of the construc- will take place , explained at metgscountychamber.com, tio~ . cost - estim ated. to be Paul McElroy, maintenance picked . uti at -tile Chamber $66 ,000 - was Pamch & and trans.ll'drtation supervioffice, 238 W. Maill'Street, or : Noe. Architects of Athens. sor. · . f by calling 877-770-GIFr. Mike N· o e l and Jim The checks work like reguPlans are to g.et the plans Thomas of the architectural completed and take the prolar gift . certificates and are firm attended the meetin g cashed by merchants like reg" and presented preliminary ject to bid in January so that ular checks. plan s for a building of steel co nstruction can begin in Butcher also reminded with concrete block facinjl. March. members of the chamber's The structure will be pa1d ':Timing is important Christmas Business After for with money from the Hours from 5 p.m. to 6:30 becau se the building needs state. p.m. Dec. 5 at the "T' iri · The hui lding will be not to be co mpl eted before the Middlepo rt. Meigs County Chamber of Commerce luncheon guest speaker Elizabeth Schaad , Edward less . than 60 x 120 f~ut co ntractors on the sc hool "All of the bu sinesses Jones Investment spoke to several attendees after Tuesday's meeting. Here she discusses could be 60 x !50 feet if the job start the exte nsive located on the 'T' will be par- current market conditions with Jan Knapp of Peoples Bank. (Kris Scouten) cost doesn 't excee d the pavin g around the new ticipating in the event, " $600,000. Butcher said. school ," Superintendent The garage will have four William Bu ckley said . The Chamber 's member- decline, usually of 20 pt:rcent vived but doubled their Schaad said that it's also bay s, two for routine necessary to consider the ship drive is set to start in the or . more ._in the price of investments," Sc~al\d said . The finish datJ on the new repairs , one where major next few weeks. ,. stocks. Bear markets are "To be a profitable investor impact that one's income, breakdown repair can tak e school is July 18 with stuSue Maison, Chamber almost always triggered by there are several basic steps assets and financial obligaplace. and a third as a wash dent s to move into the new president, introduced guest unexpected events or eco- one has to take before com- tions will have on one's abili- ' bay or a pl ace to do minor building nex t fall. speaker Elizabeth Schaad of nomic conditions. mining to a specific invest- AY to reali ze · a specific . li festyle goals. Edward Jones Investments Schaad pointed to the 23- ment," Schaad said. "Investment I decisions She then disGussed how to who discussed the "ins and month stock market decline outs" of long-term and diver- in 1973 and 1974. She said should support your life build one 's rortfolio, the sified investing, especially that it took .95 mont~s to ~oals. To accomplish this, it importance o focu sing on with a "bear" market. recover then tt fell agam by ts first necessary to have an long-term mvestment goals, "A 'hear' market reflects a 27 percent between 1976 and awareness of those goals and and the investment pyramid. ,.. ~·- bear 's .attack," Schaad began . . 1978 with a 57-month recov- your financial situation, Ask Maison said the yourself what kind of Southeastern Ohio Regional "A bear rears on its hind legs ery. and swipes its paws down"Although the market was lifestyle you want. Are yo1.1 Council 's dinner . at the ward."- . so volatile, like it was saving for a hou se, planning University of Rio Grande, set The downward motion between 1972 and 1982, long for a child's education or for Nov: 14, was postponed until January. reflects the sharp prolonged t~m ·investors not only sur- thinking about retirement?" a .---------------~- --~------------------------------------------ _,School board hires teachers, coaches Index 2 Sections - 12 Paces Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather hour not to exceed five hours a week; Jodi Cunningham and News editor Marcy Kennedy as substitute POMEROY _· Several teachers for the remainder of the year; Linda Lear and teaching. co~ching and other Penny Ramsbqry as mentors positions were filled at 1 1 Thesday night's meeting of . on supp ementa contracts; and Mary Lou Moegling as the . Meigs L:ocal Board of high schoollibrMian. Education. Kellie Thomas was hired as Hired were Ron HiU as a tutor for a health handicapped . high school assistant track student at a rate of $15 an coach for tht; 2003 season, and Rusty Bookman was BY AS B3-S B6 AS A4 A3 A3 B1,3 A2 10 2002 .Ohio Valley Publishi ng Co. CHARLENE HOEFLICH named volunteer Mei gs Middle School boys' eighth grade basketball coach. . Also hired was Jac k McDaniel as a bus driver on a contract, . and one-year Catherine Simpson on a purchased services contract to a~sist in organizing the high school library for a period of not to exceed 80 hours. Please see Hiring, Al Paul McElroy, maintenance and transportation supervisor,' looks over pre lim inary plans fo r a new bus garage to be erected behind the new Meigs Elementary School near Rutland . (Charlene Hoeflich) Open House what' s in it forthcm . old m oney issue with you r mate today where vou and Middleport Police Chief Bruce Swift ' prepares to •' return Richard Michael · .: Warnecke II : '' to a .. 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