http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cbfb901d6ecfca3824d4d11e9fd39f0c.pdf fd060ee0471350244efd57e8ecd09d4f PDF Text Text •: ~ ~... . ' ... ON,_--toAWOik crew of lnrMM hm Cour\tr Cllater . . PAM• on the llbM\t til mel 8lll*W Ctuch b Bl¢ualL caw lis. Pllt Ito&$ c:erpentry skill$ ot. ~ seMce Pftljed ~ c:oordMtiG- the prlsGn. ~ ~J} Inmates lend helping hand in building new church BYkwtiCa.LY 111\ElL~'tTRIEIUNLCW . UutltFI-12 ..... telendar Celebrations Pleumt Valley Hoapltal c:urrently tw open positions tOr ~ Nune1 &Ucemed. Practical Nund. Applicants must have a amtnt WV lic:cmc. We offer ~llent stia~ ht>lldays, hO!ipita'lizatit>n, dental, life ins\ftl\~ vacation, longaterm disability ll\d retirement. Flexible scheduli.ngt It ar die polu, MUI pNttie1 ofPYH to ttMil11et • ~ U.~utfl'""* III}M ,.,., CliHtlitlatl u/HrtJ. A7 C2 Cllssifieds Comics insert Dear Abby Cl ~dltorials 02-7 A6 Obituaries · AS R"ion A2 Bl-8 A2 Sports Weather 21101 Ohio \4llllly l'ulllilhlne Co. . BIDWELL - Ne churdles JOin& up have become a c:ommoo sight in o.m County, and the t.'Oillreaauoo of MO\I.Dt Carmel Bapli t Church i no different lhiD others by pitching in and doin& the lbemsel . There is a ditTenmce, though. M011nt Cannel' effort& are uPPQrted by a a. struction crew from an unlikely source ........ a • pnson. But the church's members are happy for the help from an experienced ere of builders loaned to them by Ross County ·Correctional Center. 'They're not only helping u build it, but we're trying .to minister to them " ·d the Re\1, Gene Ann trona, Mount Carmel' pas· tor, a be watched the crew of six ~t braces on what wlll be the new church interior last week. The 102-member chutth had de<lided earo- MEDICAl CENTER Di co r th Holzer Di/feren PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL .(304) 675-4340 www.holzer.org �. ) 4 4 s P a .u d; • GollriNI• ~ • .. JJ2.,ujili · 111 .. filS.: I m • ason • ......_ , , •ng 7 nes Uason, YN Cl'JU . £wrrd-y (304) 773-5300 IIJ tatt•t Ul ELi H8111l&h HOOOhetiS, the .only member riding huntseat - on l'hlmldlly night, -canters tour~.old mare MiSS t:eo (~ -t!v ).laney ·vantc) on a ~ler cirde to LAn! ~ the -correct bend -and lead 'for the ~itatilln tlli$S. HbuthetiS >Wi II be riding her Mrse. Dandy, at the ~ir. (~he:S HBpkll pll(ftOS) t ~ .am-cl.lng ' . lfor ~Who ikMw •ot -lt~ ~o ~AI .I. PRWilll ~~~~ (maiden ltllme}-llllll .a:nd IR.y Mfltr ~th Mitc~ll-Miller -w.a:s .a:ppro)(im.a:tely :yelll'S 'Old ln ~'9~ so ibet birihdale 'WOOid ha~ "been ,4Qil)tO):]IIIIitel;, 1~. 'R.Q) '-'iller .a~ •llllfoltilnatety in d "he - Sl.. $0 his birt~W!Me ""®ld ha~ ~ 11::::~- ~:882. lbe'(!'bildmt ofiR.titbo(J ItO)' Miller I~ -~ th~- '(jTit $Oil ""~ ~) ...®Jd be 411fJll"O-xlllllite\y '78..:8S )'ell'S 'Old. 'Ruth 'liiCY have married .and fhad -oilier -dhild~n. ·whiCh ""ould 'be half sis~r or l lbroiher to 11\Y lfaiher .(w.ho -was :the~ child). ~fyoo ·~c~~aw•fiYI)Ilng.about this family, pJeasl,«>n~act me • ot!illd!SGSGAR~ • (66%)~'7~ G'l"ifaX (W) ~ Address is 'P.~.1Box 1!005, Chandler, AZ:s52<46. ~ Sbell8ndoah Smith o.Micf:i~ • TODA.YU l ·100-ll ..-o-62 OR ~-4367 GALUPOLIS CAREER COLLEGE ,.~- . • . ... .. ......... ... ::;:,r,=: ..... -7 I 'IIMtl ' % UMI: .. •' I lllilllQ! I; sst ·. He•lth ancl Wellness Fair ..:: •• , , Platt-.._... " ....... ! "'! , . . , Ufe Saturday, June 29, 2002 ForiDQR abouttht HMC &lucolion & Conference Center 10 am~ 2 pm li OM!estet(ii/Giuoose ~ Pulse O!lmehv . ' • HelgbWJtlgbt For ~ ~ (!) :and up. , {OhildMn underl8 must be . •" ••• luuAI•JI aeullaul .,_. ·~· •••••••7. 1 ' ' ' u..uring total Cho!Mtetol. ~ning includes a 12-hour fast belorehand. ~ces are liMited 'or thls .screening, so call now to ~serve .a space· (740) 446-5055. 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IUJI. $30 ctU>tS. . . . . L ...., 5s l ~ ~6 pI • Ill bad no.-.. ltmtu z·. $lO SltOil s.. '))rebna• Bwh ~teet Oi'ce. cllecb,: 1oM A. Hu" ' cs. com. ·ld:. R L :ff1mK-. S30 .-1 CQ~~tS;.. Rio' ciA.~~~~ ~ e~ R SJO at O'l6I'S. LA:rt:e' l. Balaril NYClll. speed; ~ lletma. . A. ~ Oidll5:int A. 0'' m .. Mlk II: Wi1lia. P.. IIMptt S30 and ~ ....... b; .....t.;.t $20 ~ f.til... EIOOit.. Harold F. Fillion c. flxri>. Dt t ... Sit • com. llnd&t: lakr. l'\wlemY.. ~ m. ~ ~ o. ~ked. Sid's' ..,.. llilnis. n > .. s.pted~ Mathew M¥2 EJI, SU).t....,. ll)_~:p.dall -"· St. Oair ".m . lt. <im:IL" lia CQ~bdl ~ A.. 1'0: 10~ 130 ..J com., OW. $500 a.l a1Wo. ~ Ade-J A.. L Pitt~ Sr;., ~ S.. Ollbdl. *ell Ld m .sutbek Brio K. Ross. :~·~%..-. . ray co .....~ Lllasfool. COIIDII4f, S30 il5d Pid:~ ~ Ci ,..,¥~ CQIP.~:. M" sJo aiWo. .. DTP ......-.. 8i) ._, ~ s:pe.ed; ~ E. S+r•k•n l'l<wcr. rip~! of ~ .ib .-. ~ ~ ~ Karen S. Ross.. lie e w two~ Retlllm'. ~ SJ0 il5d 'AJI.Ikdhd. L Qs• t:);. ..._~of Midiilepon. S30 Md ~ ~· E'linbedl . D. ~ ~ l\&fl;td L Family He s , 1K.. 011iG MMlD>P""t. seaddt: WllytJe E. R*' ·e. R.ul!ens.. S30 lllld otla-. IADgs,Wk. ~ ad I'Qwe.- Co..,. riPt of wa:r, Dla"ril E. Ni\Pf"J .IL Reedsu $850 a.d oosas; CO&tS.. :sped: E.. aiWo. ~ l!lftc SPfis~ lhncl lata 16 days. jail s-sp1"Jat tO Vlllle.eb, Bedll -•· SJ0 day~> jail Sl''l~llded.. -~ RittD.I.a.w- "-'IL ~-.:it,btb-' . oL-......_ sow SWS"'& c:osts. scad It; Oscar: U, l..~w -~z ""'--..... .. d)a iltl ·-""· "'. ~....... ,...._ .....,. , I!:":::-...,. ..._ ~ I.a.w-.. m Cui at-s . - - y ""' • 00., f*O yean poblua ,__......, .....--.. '"'v ""-"":::!:"~~pia-: ••la.cn l'liwcr, riP' of l.all'b E. Md>os)e.l l<clo ~ CCJma _ . C'OL!IS. taiMe tQ «ll10ol~ ~.._, ,.....,• ., '"' ....___.. ~u :. • .... ~ Vc')IIJ:·;·: ·c~~-=;,k.";c.;~irtPsd;;a. fait.. Fftda L l'arJ. Radud.. pb: • SSOudcmlsP"IS''Mi· wa)'..~-......... ~. &1.. '~·" .....1ft to cUICI'Ilt; Lamia M. S.IOO ud toSlS.. tec-Uess s.ion.. SS0 and ~ .tn.& A"lll!6 Ba•••~ Sc:QU ._.., BMtlle$. 6ent~ Goode. Rlciae com a.1y,. lf"'--., COSIS oaly no tun ~ Briaa J, Nib.. Ba~~t~bod,. to C~l'i'bes S.. Harri\, m F11111i1J faihlre to cooaol; 0 kJfte ~ptl; Miur Sellers. ~$250-~sU: ScMho:rn h11a:, riP' of TN!.t.ef&laYil Chat, -,._oy. $29 uc1 c:osas.. do iaic -QQ. ~ jail """1'" •ltd. two waJ, Or te. Rol!ett -.ae1 costs., ~ MIIJ A. ~lellce.tkee days ~- yean ,....,.... Dla~ ....:::"[' De.~ · clueesed,. ·to ~ M.. Seartes., $2S and .. ~a..! ~"., L.. ....... ,.. Ollio .,.......... l'lwler <A. ri&fll of Midd'oi(IIIJil. Da"'is. am.t.'rit., ~ iJl CQSU, three day$ jail -~ n.. .. _ , . . ... .,...... Jl u:JL c.e year,.~ $lO ad ,aJSIS, speed; Nia Rulbl!id, SSQaodaJ~S~s.tbree 'A)',.-- . Pamcia L • S.'dt, restitatiola. ~~ bad E.. CaJ!III'M'II, Racine. SJO ~ daysiajaih•"SJ"Sre...W.Pul D.. M".....,.l 1" a;= , , ""'!"' · cherts; Olms E. Han, ud costs. lamtS W. ~ probltioa, ~ . M.. Mddlell.. to Ollio Pwtt . Patricia LOIJ!ie :_o,e~rt Belpre. SSO md com.. fail to Hat~k=. r..~~ S30 ud 111 a moter "ehlcle, !.50 aDd Co.. rigllt of way, R•b'"' · Ra)D*I J. Smi*h~ ,.,._, C'Ofttrol: Charles Craig lr~ c:osas,~ COSIS pwess dnig parap~Jn-- Sal)ooalot E.~T ~ \,.~ VintM, $3(hnd costS. left of 81'11Ce E. Nawrt. ndia; Pllal E. Wilf Jr.. . "qe. lO ~a • Jcllie,. C. IIlii•"' "'"'~ --' failed v;;..- Tl::ma $30 and Pomcro $30 aDd ts, riP' of wa.y, S.lewc - ~ ..., ~en:.~ fu;' $2S ~~ SJO~ UJd aJtS~s. seatbeh~· Rap cosA. lllllidiJ l . KaRt. Ridwt A. ~ ~==:::. aDd rosts tii>S"'!nclecl; z thlr;, w-u. G. Rlwwts Pun'lh IV, Rut!Jmd $30 ud HuertY. DoiiOlhy 1 ......- • • I' ,._ · of Kristina M. Kanicdi. Wanea.. $SO aDd costs. costs. speed: Bryu K. 10 OhiO h _........, l)oua a..., Doon Rife.., f'omeiov, $;2S md costS. ...,.., ..-d; Len K. HiDDias, Holley, Reed\'Ville, $30 ud waJ, Salem .... h w. ...c.. R-~" sip. caS.s 0111y, 110 ~. SJO UJd ~ eo&~s.. seatblet; Rlllldall J. · na>M L a.ms. Dam J. :;::::.._ tion; CJ,te Harri-. speed; Brian D. Baehling, Gibbs. I'Qmeroy. S30 aDd Cuni.s. Donee J, a..tis.. to llonld P.. Eke r a. Middleport. $20 md CO&tS.. l!lmillllm 0),, $30 and costs. cous.. speed; Michelle A. ~ W, ~ l . l.Qcu, to Rooakl P.. failure 10 toftlrol. seatbelt; Eleaaor K. Dnis. Sayte. Racine. $30 aDd Deb.:nh A. ~deed. tapa, Paaicia K.. 1 np• · Mkhe.al ~tel. Maclisoo WVa.. $30 and cous.. seaibelt; Diue L.. Pomtroy IJ.aae'Satisb!ay. ........, uat..- of..... ' . $100 ..,.. __ .. ........, ~..-.~ ~-......._• ......, t-v. ...... --' "--~,.__ Jr..• Re_va ........, • ._~ rwoy, Gall;....t, ...-- ·.., ~--... ~-..... s.,......; ·AIan W. O-.... ...... Rio ..,......., ,....,...~ ....... ..,........ Chutes Gloec:t.er, f~ertiii'C, rt«!ess open., Foelueablch, Woodsf'Jdd, casts, speed· Randall G. Walker, to Walter F=~ Mek!dy Gloec:ber, to tl()ft; Jollrl R. Sisco. Haber $30 UJd costs, speed; 'ICddy Hawley, Raciae, $20 aDd Re~ l'nl$t, tiliabetb Gbch er, deed. He.i.ghts, $30 and c:osts, E. Flora, Soutllside WV... · costs. willdow tint; 'IUnelll Rudmcl. ~; Ricbud H. llcrrict. $3(had costs, speed; Lewis S.. Neacle.r, lAngsville, $30 . Da\'icl Uewellyn, JIM Villqeof~. ,silver Lake. $30 and costs, E. Bush. Southside WV.., IUicl _casts, Mi.lton D.. Ue-nya, to Mite A. Sat711 ~en!; ~ · . speed; RIISSdl D. Stanton, $SO and ~ speed; Mario Robansoo. olumbus, $30 . Daniels. J~ Y. J)lanitk, ~nie • ~t, piC! 4 • • 1lr Co.t.~Sl • •• !\4..... QK 2 m. b • 7 t I I 7 --=:ut\..U. - C~Jmr.b.!l~ ~ 't&a. ..... "'"""" .._. ·m ......:! ru-oy. .'S :lai!-.a..t- hl-.e •• • Ol!la' ~ IJ.letoo-. .........,._, ....... ,_.,., p;;..., - lb~ tl$ ~ .... "*'" •..., J!-•id = 01am.. ==-= DttM•• =·. . . , ;;=... Jft .. :a.a. h:<U&S .... g.ur..ium> ... !be • .. .. ...... x=::tl doMis ... lemi oil ~ ~.atdsa<d!c:a!le•k .' ~~'le . ~ I• fw.~•etk ~- tilCIIO<M @L' t~i ~--~· ..iattt. ._, 7 I 1 .• Cfato...SSU< .a ................. Min.., .nted al'tltll La.. ---->1ft ~·--1'9. Sol . J: t:::::. "' . ~:: b •n ·. 11Jo:_t'" R.;;;;. __, cegZ I lA;D: V . i t:i!' ~is, $30A~Qn~ ~ '=:S:;~~ ;:'tsC:C!."!~J;:!f ~~~deceased . Jolm D. Rielld, Sr•• itilli'Ud'.~ IUicl costs, E. Dixon. A~ $SO md costs, speed; Danny L to Betty Hut. affidavit: GleaM Riebel. to Aalhoay s~; M•tthew · B. Ridgeway, Colu.mbus, $30 and costs. sPeed; Guy A. ColerD&n, '91. Ponsmouth, $30 and costs, seatbelt; Anita . G. Legge, costS. speed~ David S. Hlll, Badstorm, McMucray Pa., $30 UJd co:..~~ cd; Mart =·:itt' . Pub:lsbuq, $30 ucl costs, &pte II; Jurod A. Sc:halzc., K. Bender, 10wn Pa., Bell~oot. $30 and COSIS, $30 . aDd . costs, ~tbelt; Roaeld L Howant.. l.uTy W. Smcklu,cl, teton, $30 aDd cous, Barslen, $SO and costs, =~~~.an:.= ~~COS:..=: :J~"~~~· ~~!!i ~~ph, Willter Spriaas ~· $30 ~ cos~ three day RTP School costS.~; lan.e M. Smith, forfenwe.. one year proba· Albany, $20 IUicl CC?Sts lion.m:tless opention, costs ACDA; Mute E. Smi~Jr,....pn)y left of center: Jeff Reedsville, $30 and~ts, l'arker, Reedsville, $100 IUicl speed; Mut A. Dicbon, costs, left of center; Glllipolis. $30 and c:osts, ZK~ariali Meadows, seattle-It; Juan C. Jume, Racme. S.200 and costs, Mount Airy NC, $30 and three ~ail suspended, one costs. speed, $30 and costs, year lion. no opintors scatbelt; Guy L. Kittle, license, costs only failure to Atheils, $20 and costs, scat- display valid registntion ; belt; Stevctt R. Hoover Jr., Michael E. Cunningham, Pomeroy, $25 and costs. Pomeroy, cost only reckless speed, $30 and costs scat, operation, $50 suspended belt; Michael R. Akers, costs, obstructed view. Montrose WVa.. $30 and Genlld S. Eblin, Pomeroy, costs, speed; Rhonda K. $30 and costs, seatbelt; Cambell, Rutland, $30 and Betty Stanley. Middleport, cost~. scattJc:lt; Clyde 0 . $25 and costs, disorderly Hamson, Mtddleport, $20 conduct; Kevin L. Bush, and costs, failiii'C to control. Middleport, $200 and costs, Michael D. Salser Sr., three day ja.il suspended, one Middleport, $20 and c:osts, year probation, no operators seatbelt; Daniel J. Smith; license, $30 and costs; sealParkersbura, S30 and costs, belt, cost only. rollowing to speed; Valerie E. Gordon, close; Andrew T. Bauer, Younsstown, $30 and costs, MiddlepOrt, $200 and costs, speed; Kevin C. Crist, driving under suspension; Athens, $30 and costs, Mary A. Smith, speed; Junes C. Will, West Ravenswood, $200 and Gallipolis. $30 uc1 costs, speed; Ge()(1!e F. Stewatt Jr., Pomeroy, ~ . and costs, seatbelt; Joseph Grueser. Middlepon $31) and aJtS~s. -!belt; Aiustin Acosta Jr., Roanoke: V..• $30 and costs, speed; William J. Saal, npp City, $30 and costs, speed; Paul M. Mkhcal, Pomeroy, $20 and coSIS, seatbelt; Timothy A. 'fumcf, Vienna WVa., S30 lllld costs, speed, $30 and costs, seaibelt; Christopher Diddle, Racine, $30 and costs, speed; Kathy .fi. Sheets, Galli~lis. $30 and costS. speed; Florentine Russell, Gll1ipolis, $20 and costs, disorderly conduct; Melissa M. Stelitano, Syracuse, $30 and costs, speed. Teeya M. Mills; Ravenswood, $50 and costs, speed; Matthew Keener, Apple Crcc:k, $30 lllld costs. speed; Philip A. Mairle. Cutler, $30 and costs, scat, belt; Melvin E. Landis, Buckyrus, $30 . and costs, Racine Villqe. Laacl Co.. deed, Otive. Dottie S. 'fumcf to Ville&e Mtrvia Reed. dertilsed, lO off'omeroy deed, VilJt&eOf ~ M. Reed. "'fida~ Ptlmeloy. ' · RL Acla... Tberill Rul4olph Jr. -..Uri da dec:eued to iherill t;:ase:;_~- N~.. _m1S.. Sr., affidavit, Adams, a;Ac~e-.W ClJloe B. FlU, deceased, · :a::,ti.ebllloniVillage of to Ruth ISIIhella Powell afti... n....1n D davit · • !.any W, ~ Cberyl , Rodncv A ~uson to • •· · ---~~~=~~ Rod_n~y K. erauson, D. Ferguson, deed, Rod A· Ferg Pa • ~yD F uson, R-~~d1 a K i:......erauson.:~0 "",.. · • ""5uson• """"' ~PoW R--"llm l aR r.-~ _!O "'~ • . · ,......~"'".tcr, ...,, daVIt. Joseph R. Turner 10, ~ucl M. 'fumcf. to John R. Priddy, deed, ~ter. Ch~stopher Sc:ott Hann~ng, J?lYI,een R. Hanmng,_ to Ritchie A. Coc, deed, Sabsbury. Robert P. Wood, Edna Wood, Robert L. Wood. Wanda Sue Wood, Deborah W. Beegle, William. K. Beegle. Sandra Wood Estes, Charles L. Estes, io Harold · Newell , Betty Newell, ease· ment. Chester. Ganctt Watkins, Ruth History Alive r:::. See fbgeA8for story ott Civil GAU..lPOlJS - The Gallipolis 01)' Commission. will ill spttill SleSSioo ~ :at 7 p.m. ill the Gallipolis _ mrett Municip:al coonroom, City Mllll:t,ger E. V. Cl:arlte Jr. lllliOUnttd.. RIO GRANDE ,.... G:alll~t-Vinron liduation:al Service Center Go\Utting 8olud will ~~lim in sprccilll S'MiSion Monday at 7 p.m. at the Hutnlll\ Resooroes Buikli~~& llt Buckeye Hills ewer Qftter ro di~ persoooo iS$ua . iabor to assist with communi· Jy · projects was available :UUOU&h ChiUicothe X:onectional Institute, Annstrona found it no 1~ Uisted atl:CI, but was avail· •blc throu&h the Ross County }xison. He was put in contact ~th Wilden Pat Hurley md ~t manqer Don Oevcr Jr., lmo taretcl to donate the ttew. . That was an unusual move, Armstron& said, because the l:rew was not known to travel · far from the prison for such projects. But three weeks qo, accompanied by two :kUuds, the crew arrived and :liis been on site every work - ' J.E. Morrison & Associates A Registered Investment Advisor NOTICE .• • . • Edwards Moving and Rigging, Inc., has been contracted to move generators, turbines and transfonners into the Rolling Hills Power Plant in Wilkesville. Roads will be shut down along the following route for the duration of each move. We will be starting at the Meigs Rail Siding in Rutland proceeding to Hwy 124 going west. At Wilkesville we will be taking Hwy 160 north to the Power Plant. We would appreciate your patience and cooperation. Move . date: June 25, 2002. ' Jim Morrison, CertHied Financial Planner You'll have a hard time trylng to top the value of a 42 PTO hp MF 231 S tractor. And right now we have. an Incredible financing deal on this tractor thel we can offer - like I,.C:l81 financing for 10 monthl . with low monthly payments. This ofler Ia for a llmhed time only, ao stop In soon for a teet drive. 530 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio -..- ... " ......·- . ..••..••,,..... ed about rontributioos at Llt u- Csr Business .., .... ,. 14 INSURANCE PUJS AGENCIES, INC. 114 Court Polneroy 992-6677 <446-76lt. Mount Cannel counts amo~~& its members many who remember its early d~ when it played- and rontm· ues to play - a major role in Gallja County's Emandpntion Proclamation celebtanon e\'el')' third wm· end in September, the oldest runni~~& such observation in the U.S. . The celebrnt\on was fur a number of yeats observed at · Bidwell's Bush Pnrk. Mount Cannel's members look fur the new suucrure to · continue meeting spiritual needs for at least anotller cen.tury. "Tilt main thing is, we have pul the Lon:! first and we know it'll tum out right,'' Gilmore said. , jZ' .... ' ----------REE . HEARING TESTS COUPON , 1 Will be given in GALLIA COUNTY by 1 IS.•e HEARING AID CENTER I TWI I I I I I Cell 'hill I I hMrtno or · I ~-~ l•lnVIIW to hlvt a .EBE1 hMriOO teat to- 11 I 11t111 ~ C8n be helped I lking thle coupon wlth you tor 1 your fBI!!! HUBINQ IJ!ST, • $75.00 v11ue, I I . uMW"•UIIW•AAIIIC().IINO ALL OTHER INSUAANCE PROVIDERS . . WALK-INS WElCOME · nl I --------------c JohnPlETE CARE P. MD - Obstetricilm/Gynecologist .. M~u,., •,_,_,WIIIIII: 740.446.1986 BUSINESS PLANNING EDUCATION PLANNING RETIREMENT PLANNING diay since, IISilig their cwpcn, crew comt$ back tYU)' dly." The use or their labor~ try skills to provide the buildina with its shell and slip- resenb a sipificant savings to the tburdl. whose project pons. is now estim:attd 11.1 around '"We heard thete was some surprise about they're com- $250,000. Armstrong said ina out this far, but we talked reseuclJ on costs fur new to the Lord about that," said clum:hts usina COIJil'llCI labor · Gilmore with a smile. kWe tun around $400,000. The project's organizers really appreciate the efforts of the warden in maki~~& this ~ tilt crew can tlttel'ld their tilne once the stnK:ture ~ible." The crew was to have start- is under roof and interior ed last n1011th, said Gilmore. work begins. "If they cln get here, but rain and the Mey 8 toma· they'll do some of the finish do in the uen dtlayed their arrival. '10 site supervison work," nottd Hogan. Bec~Juse the work is sup, Jim Hogan and Bob McCartney, their effofts Ire a ported by chu!clJ members, contributions to the new blessing. . "''lley're a JlOQcl group of chun:h's completion are wei~. fellows," said Hogan. . "Any donations to this pro"It's fantastic to see tilt ject would be beautitul.'' said work these guys have done," added GilmoR. "The snme Gilmore, who cnn be conlllCt- ~ ... .. 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"*'*'~~ .,..,. ~eMoot ~·•111 at to O.'DI l L 1 p ?51 a.m. GALliPOliS - s.tn and reunion, Racoon 1$ Williams Clwk County Parle ~ 1. ~ICII: dinner at I p.m. M i:lttcendl.lllll of • and Emma Winiams Swain u: aleoma. . . GALLIPOLIS - Angel lamly George ATIONAL VIEW NU!lion, Rtoooon Cnlelc County · Part~ ·B4uebild Sheller, lunch at 110011. Bring~ dish. GALLIPOLIS Waher reunion at RaCCQOn Creek County Parle Bobwtllte Shelter, lunch at t2:30 p.m. GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W.Va.- New g/OOdl uunning repoit c?ffers little in uuy { sohuions The Comp\oms of Mount Gay will sing at Collage Hil Churdl, 6 p.m. SAVE lOUR HATH OUR READERS' VIEWS good con\'~lion and a chance to catch up with old mends was served in generous portions. DarEdibr. A special thanks goes to those woo May 19-25 was National EMS Week, donated prizes fur this event. This a wee\ oclebrated every year to honOr year we door had several donations from the the men and WOIIIefl who leSpOIId to the as well as services that are needs of the siCk and injured in our community, EMS and hospital They are Walcommqnities. Some volunteer their time Mart. Auto Zone, based. Pizza Hut, Lorobi's while others are part of a county or fiua at the plaza and downtown, On municipal system, paid for their etfuns. Cue, · Bernadine's, McClure's Regardless of the cir~:umstances or Restaurant, Baxter's Harle~-Davidson, reWards, they are always there to care Do It Center, WRYV l1\e Rtver station, for and comfort their neighbors in a Coach's Comer, Turnpike Ford, Smith time of need. We owe diem a huge ·Patient Care Manager Emergency Departmen\ Holzer Medical Cenll::r Celebrating EMS . TODAY IN HISTORY 8Y 111E ASSOCI~lW PMSS lbday is Sunday, June 23, die I74th day of 2002. Thele are 191 days lett in the year. Thday's Highlight in Hismry: On June 23, 11168, Christopher Lalham Sholes ~ived a patent fur an invention he called a '"'YPe·Writer." On this date: l.n 1892, ·the Democratic national convention in Chicago nominated fonnel President Cleveland on the first ballot. In 1931, aviators Wiley Post and Harold Gatty took off from New York on the first round-the-world flight in a singleengine plane. · In 1938, the Civil Aeronautics Authority was established. In 1947, the Senate joined the House in oveniding President Tnunan 's veto of the Thft-Hartley Act. . In 1956, Gamal Abdel Nasser was elected president of Egypt. In 1967, ~sident Lyndon Johnson and Soviet ~mier Alellei Kosygin held the farst of two meetings in Glassboro, amount of gnttitude. Here at Holzer Medical Center, Yle celebrate each year with a cookoot to honor these {l'Ofessionals. This year was no exception. On May 22, we held our annual pany and tiad an ovetwhelmi'!¥ turnout. Attendtng were Gallia County EMS, Meigs County Rutland Squad, Life Ambulance, Point Pleasant EMS, SEOEMS District EMS, MedFiight MICU, MedFiight air crew, nurses, physicians and members of admlnislra· tion from HMC. Many people from lhese agencies and their families were here to celebrate with us. Good food, ........._. .. DeAr Edltor: My granddau@hter applied for a posi· lion at the Me!Jls County Library.. in Pomeroy. It was m the newspaper about needing an education coordinator, .so she applied fur the position. , · She did not know at the time lhat the job had already been filled by someone the dlrectot wanted. She applied thinking she had a chance, but of course, around this area, it is who you know, not bow qualified you are. Site was very hun and found out later the spot was filled by the person it was created for. I think this was very unprofessional of the library. Could this be something _that goes on all lhe time, if so, some· thing should be done about it. It is hard enough to get a job in lhis area, anyw.y. The board of the library should be mad~ to look into this, and find out who was better qualified. Mrs. Donald Roush Leon, W.Va. CROWN CITY Josaph -,WOodall wtll be guest speaker at ~ Chapel Churdl, 7 p.m. •dly,Juna2~ . : CENTeRVILLE - Thurman 'Grange 1416 meeting at 7:30 lnapectlorr night.wtth'fjo~uck .p.m. . ~JAM~SJ.Ka..n.cK James Kilpatrick m ' . . ... ...- ... chauffeur and his gold key to the men's room. The penalties Imposed upon Lite, said Justice O'Connor, "seem to me minor.'.' Viewed from O'Connor's world, perhaps they are. In the world of Langley prison, such punishment cannot be viewed as minor at all. Given these circumstances, is the treatment program "voluntary"? The Fifth Amendment says that no person may be "compelled" in a criminBl case to be a witness against himself. Justice Kennedy, speaking for the plurality said flatly that the SATP "does not com~ pel prisoners to incriminate themselves." Justice John Paul Stevens, speaking for the dissenters, said the warden's order "unquestionably violates Lite's Fifth Amendment rights." The a'-gregate effect of the various penalties 'creates compulsion.'' The benefits of the program could be preserved, In S~e~~ns' vie~, by granting "use immu· mty to parttcipants. Kennedy objected that this would permit a sex offender to escape punishment for the crimes he confessed to In therapy. Justice Stevens had the better side of thl$ argume-nt The ·penalties automatl· cally imposed upon the prisoner are not trivtal. Once senr back to Level 1, Lile "will no lohger be 11ble to earn his way back up to Level m status through good behavior during the remainder of his sentence.'' He remains eligible for even· tual PI!JUie1but his refusal to take part in the pnson s program surely will count against him. · Another old metaphor compares the · incentives of carrot and stick Kennedy's strikes me as not enough carrot and too much stick, (James J. Kilpatrick Is a columnist for Universal Press Syndicate.) . . . her 80th blri thcilf on .Nw 28. CUds can sant to her at 10342 State Route 7 South. Gd\ Ilk, Celdllla•- EIIIa Clagg wilt Clllblale her Ohio 45631 . 80th ~ on .ble 26. CerOs • Convrullly Cllendlr is pubmay be aent to her at 920 Shoestring Ridge Road, Hshed IS a free SlfYice to nonprofit · groups wishing to Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . announce rMetlngs and spadll E'Niglllst James Hobba. !Mints. The calendar Is not William '811" Barnett will cele- designed to promote aates or brate his 92nd birthday on June lund-ra~ of any type. ltellll 211. Caids can be sent to him at are printed ~ space permits and 3891 Geor;es Creek GaHipolis, Ohio 45631 . Road, cannot be guaranteed to appear. Fax Items to 74~·3008: email them to ehaplca 0 mydal· lylribunt.c;orn • ......... 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Lite, just decided by the Supreme Court, the defendant had a choice of m~hors. He was caught between a rock lind a hard place, or between the devil and the deep blue sea. Or perhaps he found himself impaled on the horns of a difficult dilemma. Whatever. This case is a tough one to call. Obviously the justices themselves felt that way, for they came down 4- 4, COLUMNIST · with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor pro· viding an uncertain fifth vote to form a plurality. . The facts are in dispute. Justice to as high as 80 percent for those who Anthony Kennedy puts them in the do not go through the program. The worst light: Jn September 1982, Llle . state makes a convincing case that the "lured" a Kansas high school student treatment works, Into his car as she was returning home Lile .refuse4toenroll. Undertherulef!! ~ h001 A · h ~ d h he must confess his guilt to the I 98:.: rom sc · • t gunpomt e .orce cr crime, and thus or;:n ht'mself to l'nd.t'ct· to perform oral sodomy and then drove to a field where he raped her. ment for perjury. e must make a com· For his part, Lite testified lhat he had plete disclosure of his sexual history. met the young woman a couple of days mcluding any uncharged offenses, and before the event. They flirted. He denies he must submit to polygraph tests of his the sodomy but admits the intercourse. truthfulness. Anytlling he says in group He swore it was consensual. A jury therapy may be used against hfm in thought he was lying and found him court. There is no promise of immunltr guilty. The trial court imposed a senlnm11tes at Lansing have few privltence of life Imprisonment. . leges and not much di~nlty, but they By 1994, this was the situation. Lile have some. lf Lite contmues to re(use, . had earned his way to a Level cell 81 he will he reassigned automatically to the Kansas state prison in Lansing. In Levell. There he will share a maximum three years he would be eligible for security cell with three other inmates, parole. His prison record was good. It rather than one, and the three are more was time for Warden David R. McKune likely to be dangerous. His visitation to offer him the Sexual Abuse ri~hts, earnings and work opportunities Treatment Program (SATP). Will be drastically reduced. He loses a This is a "voluntary" program of personal TV. His monthly s~endlng . d th 1 h' limit at the prison canteen will drop coun&e Img an group erapy. n 15 from $140 per payroll period to $20. He opinion for the court, Justice Kennedy will have lfmited access to the gvm and c1ted some encouraging statistics. The yard area. ' rate of recidivism for offenders who It is as if a corporation executive had complete SATP is IS percent, compared been stripped of his status, his suite, his WELLSTON - Pwnlec:Ostal muting nMial started ~ 12, Monday through Saturo.y at 7 p.m.• Sunday at 2 p.m., Jackson County Fairgrounds, with Holy Glat tint GALLIPOliS - TOPS It . GALLIPOLIS FERRY GlllCil.WIIcl t L f:ocltll Ctlun:ft, Manton-Shatlr flamlly reunion. POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. 4 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Robert C. Byrd Rtwlval at Gospel ,_bernade \ "-lr;Hn .rart. at 5:30 p.m.; (Gtl'polis) Loc:lcs and Dam. 111111i11g at 6 p.m. Church, beside the Meson ~nly Lltnry, June 17·23, SUnMy, .Jvq 21 Monday thrOugh Saturday at 7 GALLIPOLIS - Knights of GALLIPOLIS - M.J. Clary p.m., Sunday al 6 p.m., wtth Columbua monthly meeting, 6:30 p.m.. Down Under reunion, 10 a.m. until derlt, Evengetist Keith Eblin and spaRaccoon Creek County Parle cia1 singing. Restautant. Shelte!houH 5. • POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. 'lllllday; ..... 25 . Revival at Lifeline Apostolic EWtNGTON - American Church, .kine 26-30, 7 nighHy, Legion Post 16t, 7:30 p.m., NEW .HAVEN, W.Va. EwiiiQion Academy. All mtmbel$ Singing In the Pines, June 21·22 with Evangelist Kenny Feeman. urged to attend. at Union Campground In New Vllcatlon Blbtl Schools Haven. Singing starts Friday at 6 GALLIPOLIS - Vacation . GALLIPOLIS - Morning p.m.• and 1 p.m. on Satulday. A Dawn Lodge 1#7, P.M. night, M.M. special program commemorating Bible School at Grace United the 20th annual sing Is 7 p.m. Methodist Church June 24-28, 9 . OegrM. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friday, featuring live groups who a.m. until noon. Theme Is "Bug wvre a pert of the fil$t sing in Safari." For more Information, YJai:lnuay, June It PORTER - Bible study at Clark Chapel Churdl, 7 p.m., with Brother Stew Rollins teach· lng. GALLIPOLIS - BeHy Baker, TIIUI'Iday, Juna 27 .ev&ngetiat, of Kingsport, Tenn., · . POINT PL~SANT, W.va. wilt be the spKial speaker at . Bible study .at Gospel C.O..ry Christian Center, Inc. on Tabemac:le, 7 p.m., with Brother Sunday, .Jun. 23, at 6 p.m. The · Kenneth Swain teaching. c:hillth iltocattd It 55:1 JadiSOi'l PM., Galpolta, Oh. PastorT. W. 8etunlar. Jllna 28 L a - and . congn~gatlon RIO GRANDE - Prince tnv1a you to att.nd. Belly Is welt Mldog Lec:tures, 1:30 p.m., Museum Archives, knoWn tn ... · - ahlllooks for· Greer Wild to ...,ng.,., many frienda. UnMraHY of Rio Grande. For Information, can 740-245·7186. MTRIOT - Annual songlast II Bethesda lJnlted MethOdist MERCERVILLE - Ice cream Ctlurdl, Hannan1\'actt Road and social · at Guyan Fire ·Ohio 775, 7 p.m. For details, call Dapartment, noon-4 p.m., with Sabrina Cunningham at 245· food, homemade ice Cl88m, bal.5386 or Chris Holbrook at 256· loon launch, games and prizes for all ages. :8451. KILPATRICK'S VIEW N.J. In 1969, Warren E. Burger was sworn in as U.S. chief justice by the man he was succeeding, Earl Wmen. In 1972, ~sident Nillon and White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman discussed a plan to use the CIA to obstruct the FBI's Water~ate investigation. Revelations of the tape record· ing of this conversation sparked Nixon's resignation in 1974. In 1985, all 329 people aboard an Air-India Boeing 747 were killed when the plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near Ireland, apparently because of a bomb. In 1993, Canada's Senate ratified the Nonh American Free Trade Agreement. Ten years ago: Israel's Labor Party upset the hard·line Likud bloc in parliamentary elections. John Gotti, convicted of racketeering charges, was sentenced in New York to life in prison . . Five years ago: Civil rights activist Betty Shabazz, the widow of Malcolm X. died in New York of bums suffered in a fire set by her 12-year-ol<t grandson; she was 61. Malcolm Shabazz pleaded guilty to arson and olher chillies and was placed in juvenile detention. . One year ago: Pope John Paul ll arrived in Ukraine, seeking to reconcile divisions between Catholics and the Orthodox Church . Peru's fugitive ex-spy · chief Vladimiro Lenin Montesinos, wanted on human rights and corruption charges, was captured in Venezuela. A powerful offshore earthquake shook southern Peru, killing at least I00 people. Yvonne Dionne, one of three remaining Dionne quintuplets, died at age 67. · Today's Birthdays: Singer June Carter Cash is 73. Singer Diana .Trask is 62. Musical conductor James Levine is .59. Rhythm-and-blues singer Rosetta Hightower (The Orlons) is 58. Actor Ted Shackelford is 56. Actor Bryan Brown is 55. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is 54. Actor Jim Metzler is 47. Actress Frances McDormand is 45. Actress Karin Gustafson is 43. Rock musician Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth) is 40. Actor Paul La Oreca is 40. Singer Chico DeBarge is 32. Actress Selma Blair is 3.0. Rhythm-and-blues singer Virgo Williams (Ghostowns DJs) is 27. Thought for Today: "It is not the fact of liberty but the way in which liberty is exercised that ultimately determines whether liberty itself survives." - Dorothy Thompson, American journalist ( 1894· I961 ). Buick-Pontiac-, Nonis-Northup Dodge; Gene Johnson Chevrolet, Kipling Shoes, The Pu11>le Turtle, HallmarK Full Hoose of Cards, Holzer Medical Center gil\ shOp, MedFiight Services of Ohio, and of course, the staff and administra· lion of HMC for their ongoing support each year. . The EMTs and paramedics in your community are there for you whenever you need them. A simple thank you or a handshake will let them know how much you appreciate every one of them. Please support your local EMS. If they were not there, who would come when you need help? Bill Prater Hiring unfair Garden Of My HMrt Holy ~ 4850 Ohio 850, 6 p.m. FeaUwd ...... lncUit Till P1uplllll. Hui:ltd Home and..,_ Bh II d. In casa of rain, ... vicllwllt be~ lo ctlurch at 11101 F.ntu Road. 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The cavalrymen a.<~Semb led Friday morning nenr Hurrisonville ut n 500-ucre horse tilrrn owned by Jim Md Jennifer Sheets to begin u scouting e~tpedition geared townrd IIJCnting a five-mile shon cut across privutc lund o us to bypuss numerous paved highways and vehicular t.mt1k. The 42-mile reenactment will be pun of ne~tt year ·s Ohio Bicentenniul celebration. "This is bilsicully u working weekend for us:· said Bob Vunce. member of the cuvulry regiment. ~·we·re trying to mop out the exnct route of Gen. Morgan's raid through Meigs County und we need to find several low traffic ureas our reennciors can truvel through," he added. "During our ride; we will be knocking on doors to ask landowners for permission to cross their pro~ny. It will be fun und exciting becnuse we'll get to meet n lot of interesting people," he suid. Vnnce added the cuvnlrymen will not attempt to ride the entire raid route until it is completely set and mupped. which will be finished In August. In July 1863, Confederat~ raidcn under Mo'l!an crossed • into Ohio from Indiana to condutt a series of raids • ,-~,...u 8Y TOllY M. l.uat · . WOO \\.ill Wtl~vill~ iu ..md IUO\"ol' Tl~'ISEN~.COM ridt &om iuton ounq· l'::a:lt I() HIAI'I"Mrl\1\lk-, ~. ~ l'\"o~"fttiWI)· P\vtbnd; till': of tboz ~ttloe Buffingl()t'l Island. .md "~ ur ~ wnni\b~ b"IOI'}' t'ollllp&, lhilll! ~tiod twJi llnd f<irm nids ",11 tah pbct: during thoe ~tl:.lCII'IIt'lll .and will t:ulmina~ in 11 memori~ l't\'icr at thr Buffingron Jsl:md Mit!.: 11101\UIIIl':nt. During \Mi.r stay at tho Sheets t'um, members of tho ca airy regiment toured a period bllm on the property th11t, accordina to the SheetS CONFEDERATE CAVALRY· tlunily. was 11 pluce loc:Ws bid MAN - Bob vance, member horses from Morgon during of the Sixth Ohio Ca~~alry his nlid through the county. Regiment. takes some time to brush his horse, General, moments befonl the two head off toward Harrisonville to scout possible routes fOf ne~ ~ar's reenactment of Civil War General John Hunt Morgen's 1863 raid thro\11111 Meigs County. (Tony M. Leach) S I . ~ I ~ II ·~ I : t , t t ' It I .I . I t 't ' I ' t '; MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS . THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR SECOND HALF COLLEC110N OF THE 2001 REAL ESTATE TAXES, ALSO FOR DELINQUENT TAXES. COLUMBUS (AP) - The ColwYibu:s Blue J~ ~ lhe No. t '**or ~t~e NHL lhl\ from the F1oridll hltlhtrs on Salwdt,y, and u..w1 it ID KqUire ~ bwlni Ritk Na . . Q.OSING DATI IS MY L 2002 SECOND HALF TRAILER TAX DEADUNI IS JULY I 5. 2M2 HOWARD E. FRANK • MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER ln ~ the Pllllthels will get Culuinbu&' No. 3 Diet 111\d ihe right to S\\'11{1 llrstround plclt.s with the Blue Jlldtts rat yc~~r. "I'm 11e11 t~tcittd," Nash said. "l knew 1\\llt night they >~.~ pMty high on me. but l hlld no lde6." This nwb the setattd time River Cities Communi~y Health Coalition throughom Union o~cupied territory. During the Ohio raid, Morl!lln 's men captul't'd and paroled nt:llrly 6,000 Union soldiers and militia, destroyed 34 hrio.lgt's, dismptold t~ilroads at more dtan 60 plnc~-s. and diwrt~d tens of thousanth of Union troops from other duties. The mid ultinmtdy resulted in the Bnttle of Buffington bland near Portland in Meii!S County, where Union forces ruutt•d Morgan's n1iders, and thus, ~nd~d his I"'Jid throughllUt the region. · The four-Jay recna,·tment, scheduled tO l:lkC , rlace in September 2003, wil include wagons, mitlery pi~ces and more than H)() confedcMc •U,1JII Florid!~~ ~ Ritk Dudley flos trllded the No.. I pick. As geneml ~of Thmpa ,any in 1~, he · ~wlna. a tOmphcab:d . m\la!VJna numerou teums. It al.l om Atlanlll to llCQIIlre the top pick and stlect Patrik Nurse On Call NOT MT ANt TMI GUYS - South Gellla student-athlete Serah Wrilht (With ber In hand) eltet\ltes a ~litton on the bench press while Joannle Fetlure · apoll her for safe~, (Dan Polcyn) · (This is tht firsr ill a urits of stories about tht SWIIIilttr (;(ltlditioning progrwns at a~a Stefan.. ln the days ltadlna up to the draft, Dudley said hi was seri· ou~ lnlendina to use the pick, ' Medical professionals provldlna free health care answers & physida., referral high schools/ BY DAN PolcYN and II would like a blockbust.tr deal to PI'Y it a~ from him. · Columbus OM Doug Macl..ean WMted Nash enough DI'OI.C~YO.\ILYTRIBUNE . COM MERCERVILLE - They are doing things a little differently at South Gallia High School. to get it dotlC. . Under the eye of coach Justy Burleson, the Rebels (and th~ Lady . Rebels) are getting "We've hlld him No. I 1111 stronger and qu1cker for competition in a lityeur," Mucl..tun suid. "We'~~: . tle less conventional fashion. . · absolutely thrilled to get a While many strength coaches and · pro- . power forWard In our <qani:t.a· Uon. Ho aklng with (RoStlslav) grums swear l:iy Olympic-style lifts · exerds· Klesla and l'llstlll Leclaire give es rooted in the dean und jerk and the snatch, Burleson calls upon h1s· experience -..s a nice combinntlon." With power!iftlng to train the Re!lel athletes. "After bemg around several btg-tlmc programs, Tennessee and E.o.st Tennessee State," said Burleson, '"and with my contacts in the world of wei&htHftlng, in what I have seen, there is no better form · · AKRON (AP) - 'The fulher . of training than pow· ".Aflcr bdr.g figure to high school basketball erllfting·s~rte traming armmd Sl'l!t.Tal b(fl.stnr LeBron James pleaded fbr sports,. time progmms innocent to mortaaae fraud · Powerhftlng tram..., , . , 'J ' charges Friday alld was 1 ('111/t~sr• em East I ng centers around · released on bond. three lifts • the bench Temte.s.~ee State, Eddie JliCkson ·Jt. posted press, the squat and aud tvitll my COli$~1..000' or I 0 percent of a the dead lift. • and • 11 1 ..-"'d $5u,OOO cll8h borid, after belna building the brute t~cts.t/1 t. ~• ~ IIITIIigned befo~e Summli strength and e11.plosive cd tVL'Igltd!/till,l(, 111 County · Mqlstrate John power Involved in what lltave sem, Sllocmllker, -~ prelrJal hearlna · their execution. flam is 110 better was set for wedneSday. Former Canadian 1.' .f • • Jac:kson, who has been Olympic lifter Bruno Jorm '!1 tmmmg Involved In 1wnes' life ns a Puuhmo was the tlran po11mf/iingmentor although he Is not his strength coach for the style "tmiui11g)or (ather, w111.lint. of tlve people Volunteers when sports." l11_dlcted 111011day on chUllleS Burleson was there, o( forpry, tampering wlth and his {lhllosophles South 011111 cOICh reCords, ~ laundering and dld not Sit well with Ju•tv lurte•on enaaatna in • piiUII n of conu _ pt the now Rebel coach. IICilvfty, ' ' · "In nctunllty, I kind of to.ok what he did The. ~ charge, the and took an opposite approach," he said. "He · most seri0111 of the churges, tried to make us do, as football players, a lot carries up to a IQ.year sen· of Olympic lifts, and we tended to have a lot tenee. more shoulder injuries, which is why you Summit C:ouri Pt!>secutor won't see us doing power cleans and things Sherrl ae-. v ~lames of that nature." lllKI hiamcilllilir 1\q lnvolvoA major Influence on the Rebel" program ll1ent In~~-~-~ has been Burleson's exposure to Louie The t., .~t\' James, Simmons, who Is considered one of the top has dea ·.,.J~kson ns minds in modern powerlifting. Simmons Is LeBron's £ ..,1 St\'Y~Ila the based In Columbus, Ohio, where he operates boy's blolo caJ talhfi . has Westside Barbell and has ~erved as a never been b\volnd in his life. strength consultant to the Green Bay · James, Ohio'S Mr. 'Bblcetball Packers, New England Patriots, und several the past twQ ~. has been on · college programs. the COV\'r of,-SP\Xis mustratedl From working with Simmons and his whiCh dubbtcl ·lhll I 8-year-ola novel training methods, Burleson has con"The Chosen an..•• cluded that power cleans are "some of the worst eKerclses you can do for athletes, due to the destructive nature that it takes upon your shoulders, elbows and wrists." . . · Many, If not most, football tralnfng pro· , · lgrams use the power clean as a major part of Kor~~wlns WATOHPUL lVI - South Oellle Juaty Burleson, rear, wetohea 18 Staoy Failure works out. their training regimen · Burleeon, who coaches tootballanelalrle' bukatball, haa taken over the Rabel strength and condition· · · · · . OSAKA, Japan (AP) ing proaram. (Dan Polcyn) PIHie ... summer, a:s Turkey, continuing Its shock run at the World Cup, qualified tbr the semiflnlll~ for the first time In Its history after beating Sonegall ·Owltli a golden goul ftom llhan Mansiz on Saturday to knock out Africa's sole sur· vivor, Is It too early to start talking about ' The winner came In the starting trigger·m11n for the first time Barr In his last stint In Racine. high school football? since Brent Rawlins played quarter· Oesplte the loss of AU-Ohio quurterfourth lninute of extra time of a Of course not. · back (Can . you name the year?), bacl~ Garrett Kart, rumours of an piiJsatlna mcountet. . With several coaching chJtnges and Senior Kevin Thompson Is weighing "Air Newland" offense hav~ been set ·The Turks' only previous many returning trigger-men, this In at around 200 pounds and has con· spinning. uppearanc:e at the competition mlg~t be the year that your lltandfa· · tlnued to Improve his speed and will was In 19~4 when they were • GALLIA ACADEMY: The ther's Wina·T aets put on the shelf lead a squad which carried the bur· curly indications are that new head knocked out ln. the first round. and replaced by a "ball·on-dlsplay" den of be1ng a "young team" In 200 I. coach Matt Bokovltt will be allowThey now play Brazil in the approach In the Tri·County region .Last season, coach Steve Safford's ing new otTensive coordinator Jim semlflnal on Wednesday. ani:i the SEOAL. team showed a bit more of the spread Niday to open up the game plan for Turkey had several chances DAN'S RANT Here's a quick but by no me. a ns and shotgun formations and will the Blue Devils 1n 2001. That should to" win the game, most of the.m complete - rundown on some of the likely ~:ontlnue to do so ns ther hope suit senior Travis McKinnis - the fld.llng In the first half 10 capchanaes that we 'II see this fall. willlmpiement a system like the one to improve upon last year ~ 2-8 likely starter at QB - just fine. tliln and all-time leading HCOrer • SOUTHERN: Dave Barr Rich Rodriguez uses at West VIrginia record. · tfakan Sukur. McKinniss, who stands 6-foot-3 returns to the Tornadoes after two University. • EASTERN: Although just spec- and looks like a classic drop-ba* Earlier Saturday, South seasons with the Roane CountY. • POINT PLEASANT: The Big ulation at this point, Eastern may passer, was the .back·up last season Korea set up a semifinal clash Raiders. He has already promlsea Blacks, known for their Wing·T over op:n It up. New Eagle head conch with Germany after beating that Southern will not ,huildle and the past few years, will return their Pat Newland worked under Ouvc Spain in 11 penalty shootoui. PIMH ... Pakyn. B:S 1-800-462-5255 lalron's mentor plelds Innocent Better health for the Tri-State. . Turkey buts Sen•a•l; South An early look at high schoolfootball Dan Polcyn • ' • • I\ ,, ~- t,· t I �l • I ,. • • • • • I ( .. • • llwl I wv • t I I I ·I Roberts and Carey Gabe White hospitalized~ named Rio's top athletes· with infected hand s - IIIU'QIII RIO GRANDE - Rio Gnllde · · l!llth od ftdd s.. ~obeob lllld fRsb.. soa:a sr:arilll mad\ine SilllOD Cvey ~~~~ bttn ood in the dis.."US and third in the ummer !brow. Sbe particip11ted in :dl thR.e: at the NAJA Outdoor Meet. Ill addilioa 10 those aceolacks. Roberts qualified for ~ indoor AlA Meet in 1M ~~o-ei~t throw and shot pill. Roberts was the 19992000 Rio Grande Female Athlete of the Yell.f, llS I fl'6hm;m. · Carey, a forward from lttston. Enxlaod. is a.nother in a loag line of prolific slriten th_at Head Coach Scott Momssey has broupt ·to the hints of Raccoon Clee.k. cwer~ts Rcdmeo made their t'irste:wr :appeanm~.-.e in the ~AlA Notlional lburn-nt and ~ 10 ttr semi-final's be:fore: Fallin! t e~ntllal t:Mmpioo.. Linds:ay Wilsoa. Carey wu the AMC Freshm;m lllld Pllll~ of the Yell.f. settiD!!, a U!lllensc.asoo Rio Grande re-cord of 37 · @001 srorc:d. He also li&Sisted on six other muders to tlllly 80 poinlS for the. sea- C'l 0 ATI \AP) - PI -- .... " ... t.. ·Pafi n iand applau J ~OJ &I• ?CO Rdi«tt Galle Wbl~ was bo.\pi.taliHd Fnday wid!~ a • . lllto."UUO • .tt.•...:....- •• • " .._,_ ir II. ._ _, " pt-~~~ . 1101... the CiaciMllri Reds. wi a left.. • huder in their bun.-. N t k White gall small infe«ioa OD the sR u=.sily Rio~~! hisl.d \ h:uld. ':'!~the mull of a .n.~ ' . paeaact-..e»atoflM Female and Male A~ of ~t bi~ IDd sq it 10 deaD it 011t li.M\Ip Frida.J ..s .. pttc,....,.. beftn 1 3-2 loss to the Saltk lriaen ~h's jGV a liltk tticlt1.'" w Cft' Alt' the Year. Robens wins 1M :a'nnl fM oo Thursday night. Howe · ~-·re · 10 plaJ" it • 1M. H~ pile~ one inni~~g, Iivia~ up one hit side.• the $t:eOnd time in tbrtt years. The Ewi: : - Ohio IDd suiting out tw0. 1be:A 111eAt to the • LEI"S TRY TillS;: r. u ....,-p to nati~ $d the ou . rttOnl tr.tiner's room for tre~atment ~ the: · ~ the: Rem wt of their hi~ . .son. in the women'$ shot put 11 h:md wu st.ming to swell. ~ Boll 801111 e belteW tbinl ...._. Catey :at ·o claimed top Rio Grande al 42 feet, 1 ~He $aid it hurt a little bit, but ,-. mu A-oa &o.e. first h SUUII $ciD · pi yer honors in NA IA indies in the Rio Grande t~U he wu hllltina by the: way he Casey IDd fi&bt fie:lw A~Wia tc:=- bRegion IX and Wll$ ~ . . couldn't Invitational and then bet, pitched." Damly Gra~ said. ..It Fridlq's PJIR. . NAIA A II-A m~.rican. He · wu rell closer ltiCd that effort in the NAJA swollen after he pttdled. He BoODe .._ ill a. •-for-14 ~ c-y· was aho selecte:d to the Outdoor' Meet (43-3) two went into the trainer's room to ~ it _.. oaiJ l-for.M ud llladll't dri~ ill • NAIA All-TOOmam ~nt wects later. She earned Alllooktc! ~t. and we laughed and jote:d I'Ull siDte N-r 29. a sp111 of 18 ~ tlaat . American honors in the dis, The ~fuot-1 sophomore- Team. about.tt. was the: loaiW clrOuht of his c:uur._ joins fanner Cllfty CUS with 1 measurement of to-be led the Redmen to. a White developed • fevet, and the K - .._ina. 1-fcll-.1'1 stump.. 140-8. school tecord 23-1-1 mark, Rc:dmen soccer $lat$ Matt swelling started to spmd up his 1n11 Asked why be chase ~hose tMic.. aoo.· Roberts also was the winning both the American Ogden and Simon Lowey as overni¥ht, so be: wu admitted to Good Slid, ..It's ~ 1 ated lll(ft thut two American Mideast Mideast Conference and the recent winners of the Rio Samant;m Hospitlll for intntvenous l'UIIS, llld I've ltecll lmtiq for it ia all the~ Conference Champion in the NAIA Region IX Grande Men.s Athlete of the antibiotics. Doctors -also mlde a 2-inc:ll ~ Dlaces.. ~ shot put, while fintshing sec, Championships. The Year Award. incision to clean out the: infectioa. The led:s had lost 111m laU four II"""' "This is dangerous. stuff,.. Dr. nmothy Wlrioa a total of four rum.. Thty Mid Krernc:hek $ald. "It's the type of infectioil oae hit in their last 31 atnbm witb I'Ulln that could be limb--threatening or life-- ners in scoria& positiOD · . threatening. If he had let this go, rmCOOn Boone bad a ~ lllft1iDa and .. vin~ h,c tould be in relll trouble this folloWnup preJtme rneetina with 'his bit,~ e:vemng. teu during the Mariners series lMlt aot Kremchek w d the swelling llld pain few results. . had started to subside Friday eveniJII. "You Clll wort in the ba.tting ~ and "'He's able to move his finger. He l eels talk about mechulics,"' Booae Slid. lt'U· motel comfortable," Kremchek said. lot differc:llt when you walk up there. · "We're not out of the woods yet. but "It's all feel ancl when,-. ha'YCD't aot• STAF!' REPORT Gannon (304) 743·7514 or (304) 697-5640, we' re on the right patb. At this poillt, we it it's. a. scary feeling when~ walk uy CEREDO, W.Va. - The second annual or Rick Edwards at Eastern High School at don't think he'll need 111 opera.l).on. We there. And tlieD you stilt thtntiqaboUt Bartrum-Brown Football Camp and Golf (740) 985-3329. Campers can also register tbink we'll be able to treat it with 111tibi- it. and ~·te ~d." Tournament will be held June 28th and 29th on-line at www.bartrumandbrown.com otics." . • LUUtiN SORE: Bany Larkin fixed . at Spring Valley High School. The golf tournament will be held at the White is ellpected to remain in the hos, one problem 111d got another. The camp is being run by Mike Bartrum, a Spring Valley Country Club on Saturday, pitlll until at least Saturdq, leavina the He aot some inserts for his shoes to native of Meigs County of the Philadelphia June 29. The tournament will begin at noon Reds without a left-handed reliever for ease ttie strairt on his right heel, whicb: Eagles, and All~Pro Troy Brown of the at the country club with a luncheon with the tbeir series against the Oakland Athletics. . had been bothering him lately. · ·• Super Bowl Champion New England tournament getting underway at I :00 with a . He' ll have to continue to get intravenous "Now my hip is killing me," he said. Patriots shotgun start. antibiotics for several days after he's "1be (Inserts) helped my foot but tight· The camp hosted · by the two former Green fees for the golf tournament is released from the hospital. ened my hip muscles." • Marshall teammates will feature several cur- $100, which includes cm, food and refresh· There was no way to tell how long he' ll He was in the lineup Friday; ttying to.. rent players from the National Football ment during the Friday night celebrity aucbe sidelined. eJttend a 13-pme hittiq stRait that is the League as well as players l'rom the last sev- tion and at tbe course on Saturday, among Graves was stunned when he showed up lollgCSt on the team this season. . eralMarshall teams. . other prizes. The format will be a four-man at the ballpark Frida)' afternoon and • LONG TIME, NO SD: Tbe A's..: Cost of the camp is $25 if made by June best-ball scramble with tbree man teams, the learned that White was tn the hospital. returned to Cincinnati for tbe first time ..,22, and $30 the day of the camp. The camp fourth golfer will be . purchased at the "That's weird," he said. "When I got sinc:e the 1990 World Series, when they. 'will be open for incoming first through the celebrity auction. ready to leave last night, he said, 'I'll sec lost two aames at Riverfront Stadium, eighth graders from 9 a.m. For incoming For more information contact 304-429- · you tomorrow, unless I'm in the hospital,' then finished gettiq swept in Oakland. . , ninth graders tbrough 12tb graders, the camp 5570 or 304-697-5640. Checks can be made . Larlcin and right-hander, Jose Rijo. the. then said,_ 'Ha ha,"' Graves ~d. will be held rrom I p.m. until 4 p.m. payable to: Bartrum and Brown Football Ken Grtffey Jr. was back m the starting MVP of that World Series, are the unly For more information contact Spring Camp, and can be mailed to Bartrum and lineup Fridaf· The Re:ds use:d him as a holdovers on the Reds' rost~. Rijo is on Valley High School at (304) 429-1699, Brown Football Camp, P.O. Box 9497, pinch-hitter tn Thursday 11iaht's loss to the disabled list With a we'ak shOulder. South Point .Ford (740)·894-3673, Rich Huntington, WV 25704·0497. · Seattle, .givin~ hi"! a chanc:e to rest his ~owe s~t a l~t of.time in Cincinnati tender nght hamsmna. · · whtle playtng wtth Pittsbur&h, Houston Jermnine Dye was out of the A's lineup anc1 St. Louis, tben man~ tbe Asttos because of a tight right hamstring. He had for five years. One of Ius most vivid three hits, including a homer, and drove memories is rrom 1983, when catcher' in four runs in.11 5,3 victory in Pittsbul'Jh Johnny Bench homered against !he Asttos ' on Thu day ntght. · .at Rivetfront Stadium on the ntght when Dye It the h11mstrlng tighten during he was honored before his retirement. '!; ••••• u • i~ e ••a 3672 e • e e or sarc ODli Bartrunl-Brown Football Camp set for this·weekend .West Virginia ·. University submits report to NCAA CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) West Virginia University has submitted to the NCAA a report of alleaed rules violations involving the men's basket· ball program and will declare four players ineligi· ble, school officials announced Friday. As a result of the universi· ty's internal investigation, one of the four players involved In the alleged infractions will be effectively banned from West Virginia athletics.. Athletic Director Ed Pastilong said West Virginia will declare the four players Ineligible and then request that the NCAA reinstate three of the athletes. The university has decided not to ask that the fourth player be allowed to play again, according to the tc1port. The names of the four players were not released Friday. · "These violations center on NCAA legislation governing amateurism and recruiting," the report said. ·The student-athlete whose status will not he renewed was involved in the alleged amateurism violations. That athlete and three others have been identified in recruiting violations that Pastilong describes as "secondary in nature." . . The one · player was allegedly introduced to someone identified by the university as a "mentor," who reportedly provided financial anistance to .the athlete and his mother on an "aa needdd" basis. The report indicated that support was provided by the mentor In the ho~es of becbmlna the players agent if tbe athlete ever went on to play professionally. "There is reason to believe that the mentor provided · There is no evidence that financial assistance to the the mentor had any connecstudent-athlete and his moth· tion with WVU, or that any er as incentive for the stu- current or former WVU dent-athlete to later employ employee had knowledge of the mentor's company to the financial assistance, the advise the student~athlete on report said. · issues related to his finances The university was ~·com· and investments if the stu- pletely insulated from and dent-athlete were to become had no knowledge" of the a professional basketball improprieties, Pastilong player," the report said. said. "We have always stood The mentor was .intro- by the statement that we play duced to the student-athlete by tbe rules." in the summer of 2001 by the The investigation into the student's assistant high recruiting violations fo11nd school basketball coach, that during a two-week periaccording to the report. od in .June 2001 , three The amount of money that prospective student-athletes passed hands will not be who later signed with WVU released, Pastilong said, but visited Morgantown and "it's of a number that we felt roomed with men's basket· the student-athlete should ball ·student-athletes for have realized there was a three to 10 nights. During violation taking place." that same time period, two Sophomore point guard prospective student-athletes Jonathan Hargett, ·who was also were allegedly provided not available for comment free meals from the universi· Friday, has told The ty dining hall and transporta· Charleston Gazette he is the lion from at least one player. target of the investigation, · Two members of the alb· which began in mid-April. letic department also providHargett · has denied any ed transportation to two wrongdoing. prospective players on two The possible infraction separate occasions, the was discovered by Bowling report said. Green coach Dan Dakich, The status of those who briefly accepted a job as employees is not clear. West Virginia's head coach, The report also mentioned then quit a week later. He an incident in June 1999 has since been replaced by when another prospective John Beilein. student-athlete received two Hargett is still enrolled in to three nights of lodging summer classes and for the and transportal ion from a fall at WVU, university player. spokesman Bill Nevin said. "I do not anticipate penal· Athletic Department spokes- ties toward us," Pastilong woman Shelly Poe would said, adding that the three not confirm whether Hargett student-athletes who may be is still a member of the bas- reinstated will be asked for ketballteam. nominal repayment of the The mentor allegedly benefits received. worked at a company. that In a statement, Beilein, had developed a sports and who had been coach at entertainment division. The Richmond , said he was report said the mentor did "pleased with how the uninot expect repayment of the versity handled this invesdmoney. gaiion so thoroughly.'' v " !Gamecocks eliminate state rivals in CWS • Clweg Dtel irt ~- but tht will return junlw Joey Gn~lt~a.m llt Q_8. .. h ~ -~- 1\->6;1\ (> , _ IIC. !""~' ~..... ~ ~<~t~< .. Ill\. 'ffill$~. """' · Thet II hllve ll slew of retumtftl run· ners {Adam ~rst, Je~se W.rd 11.1\d • JW\ Wllmlilty), but !Aiel's NMh Oilllhl : liP a 2~8 record with 11 luxelY sopflo.. the Ohio Umwftlty offenslw coordl, nator. wMinoonslstent liS • w pbombrt, but still I~ Jntkson lill\r ltluchn down JliSlles In n J llme l11st full . · a SEOAL: Whnt will new head conohes 1t Mllrieun and Wnrren Lllllltl do In their ln11uaurnl sensons1 lt seems 11 sure thing tfint we Wtln't see the ~-! - *h'..... ,_,..,.. ! as the Devils made their third straiaht teams ~~o'l!rel\ ' t 11fmid ltl lllr II out In the ! appearance in the OHSAA &rid play, l980s rand 90s. • ·ATHlNSt The Bulldol& return :· offs~ 1 a SOUTH GALLIA: The Rebels junior qu~a.rtetMck Gntnt G~ 1\.w • lllso were a youna team in lOOI~tnd put the 2002 t llmp!ila n. Clregoey, the son of morendominated~m. They return their triJ8Cf'"m uniar qullrterbllck Josh Waugh - nd top receiver In junior Jason Merrick. RIVER VALLEY: 1be Rlliders may be heac:llna to a new conferencetbe Ohio Valley - with new .coach t~elt MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. a Subscribe today. 446-2342 f;~ ror Summer H rau.,...a1 : : ~buildlna, which : Involves slow execution of : many ~ticm or niiiiiY exer: eiaes, lsri I well suited to lilhleCs ellher,lllCUCMna to Burleson. . "Sorneci!IO wljo does lots oncl lots of hiah reps,_ all they do is the deveTOp tlie fibers.'' he said, . I they d6n't develop the fiiStr : ' twitch fibers powerlillels will : : have. And we wlllll explosive-:: ness in all our athletes." : 1 With just minor chtlllaes, Burleson . ll'lins his female tills· -kelball players the same 1111 he I ll'llns tlie boys who )lay foot, 'ball fOI' the Rebels. One differ' : ence Is the extensive use of : : dumbbells because, "a 45r50 ~ "))ound bQr for a 1111111 isn't much, . 1 , ;but for •alrl on alol of exercis· ·~ : et, that's jiealc weiaht." He also . • emphiSI:r.ed thllt his airls do , ; ~~. just like. the -football '00 81:11RINO CONVI:RTIBU:: 10,000 mllel, hctory Warranty . ONLl' •18,100 I·"tJ '88 tOOl CMIVROLIT 1•10 ~ $1tlt0 MONTI: CARLO raetory Wlteela, co ··n8s 10.118 1 !>p~ pt S!J'Oilller, . LUMINA co Plll)er 1,150 8 EveniiUIIIy, Burleson wWlts , strenalh lrlfnina to become 1111 'Jtt~epirable part of South OaiUu i •athkitics, sayiiiJ lhnt, "I would : : like to aeo every spot_U team In •: aome tyPe ol' strcilath ll'lllning, '11 11110 ·oocn.:n toW Ultlhlil, atO HP 6 eyl tftgint. Leo lh~t tnlttlt>t one! it's : •:aolna 10 nelplhem on the bus· . i Ketblll court," he suld. 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I ' - \ - '' •• �,.. .. , ••• U.2132 • Speakers brief Unique management makes Conservation La Su An a panfishing paradise Club members IIY ODIE O'Dctn•L '. Wlimai yoo find in lhe woods T-s C0RRESP0N0£NT rj~ where )'00 fwnd illloo't GAilli'OUS -lmedif- pick it Ill?.<! IOOYC it." ball SjiCalca:s .w:kftsstld the Dclin Pa1me1; a Division of Gallia OJunty Conselvalion Wmmalt offiocr, told the Oub a1 the .moodlly meeting audience thai plans llrC underoo June 12 m:l rwo moMt high way roc a new boal13111> to be sChool graduates wt'2C present- OJIIS1IUCied near the dam in ed with SSOO scholarship Vinton, another a1 the Ice checks limllhe club. Oeek si1e at Coal Grove, m:l a Jetfrey Moac, lhe son of third ooe 81 PMsmooth. David and Joyce Mor.e. and a He also said "under a new S(linggrlldJateofRivet\Wiey Slate law •egadUI& the operaHigh School. wao; presentfld a tioo of any lcind « walerCraft check 10 help defray his myone born oo or alll::r Jan. I, expenses at Morehead Scale 1982, is mquinid ·to take and University toward his goal of pass a water safe(y rourse 11:s1 beooming a oounty exlc:nsion m ader to obtain a walelaaft agent, and Duslin Gwdill, a lirense. This applies to powGallia Academ High School ered boats, jet skis, or anything ~ will'! anend Ohio they operate on rivers or State Uni~si_ry to ~ at lakes." degree mwildlife~ Palmer, who is a certified or fish~- He is the soo of dive m:wer and nmter scuba &I and Robin Caudill. diver, also n:porled thai all ·of President Steve Salisbury the watercraft officers and introc;luced Marie Henuuing. Coa<;t Guarosmen have underan offia:r with the Cooper gone ~ terrorism training Hollow Division of Wlkllife to deal with possible threats unit, who updated the mem- from those who would use oor bers on problems with peqlle rivers and lakes to destroy oor burning grass and illegally facilities. <bnping trash oo two sites in ·~ III'C mng a11 c:J you the aea. remational boaters and fisher''IIIeltal ~g is now a men, m:1 the geuaal public to · $60,1Xil poble.n 10 clean up assist us in spotting and repoothese two sites," he said ing anything out of the on:liHemming then JI!P(ftld that lillY because we are all in this the Divisioo of W'~ has wartQgetha-," he said . comtniCIIed five 'porxi<; m the · Steve Swalzei of the Gallia Quwn City Wildlife Area; but Counry Health Depai1Jnent they have ti100IIIItml prob- that briefed club members on 1ems with the warrrlealcing out the damage being dooe by scpthrough a nwnber of sandholes lie systems ancf leach fields from the forma' strip-mining .that empty directly into ~00. streams in the region. He then reminded the group ·~ are ttying to CXlllvinoe ofthe Land Management popeny ownas to talcc preCortference schecliied in the ventative steps to conttol Fine Arts Genter at the unlreattld sewerage discharge University of Rio Grande oo into oor sbeams, rivers, and Salmday, June 29 fian 1-5 lakesbecanseitdrainslheoxyp.m. and 11\'ged a good turnout gen out of .the water," he said. fir this inpxU~Jt llllll:l:ing. ."if you II'C one ·of these Hamning also 'nollecf 1hat pmperry owners we are evidenoe c:i a ~ black bear requesling thai you install an has been found m the "Irish" aaarer, c:hklinai«, or a prq>aea - Vmt00, Ewington edy installed leadl fidd to treat and Alice, "andllhatwe're&'ik- your SCW~DgC," Swatzel ing ~ in thai to added. keep their •lra9h inlide a biildThe. s. caker~ that a irnz "bec:ause the bear is teally one [WQ - - - - house ~ ajoboo trash thai is left Shoold have a 1,00) gallon adxn." . septic tank, 1hree bedrooms, a Mike ~11. Gallia I.SOO tank, and~ si7Je Coody Wildlite offia:r, tepM· . of lhe tank 1llCftlASeS with the ed that finlli(Uls oo lheWild number of bedrooms in .a llllrlcey lunting seasoo shows twse. a1J .IDIIIIies in the - ~ . SaiisOOty then announoed t.aw!-eru dlecbd tewa- birds that the July 10meeting will be this year !hill they did in 2001. in lhefonnofa family picnic at Anal llltcey 'harvest fi~ the Gallia County Gliri Oub at reveal thai Gallia dropped 6:30 p.ITL, md urged all memtrom 681 10 493 (minus 27 bers to llrin2 a oovered dish. paoer11). Meigs fulm 762 to The club wilT puvide lhe meat 612 (minus I9 perceill), and bread. .Jackson from 751 to 727 He also announoed thai lhe ~ 3 pacent), A:thens annual landowners app.ecia791 to 640 (minus I9 tioo barqoet is sdledWed for pcrotill). Vinton down 775 to SaturdaY, Sqx. 21, at the Bob 379 (minus . 51 peroent) ,but Evans f<anns Shellflhouse in La~ had a 16 paoad Rio Grande. All landowners inm:ase from 2(1) to 3 I4 binls who pamit hunting and fish'laken. ing 00 their propaty will be McConnell also uqpl all guest of the cxn<lti'V8Iion club ,1esida!B "to leave. any baby ihat evening. ocr sanoo: PIONEER (AP) - The Lake La Su we came up with the buvest quota and secured, fishennen report to the check An Wildlife ~offers me best bluegill mana~ement system, but at the time we station on their allotted day and receive fishing in Obio- on public or private weren t convinced that it would work. a day pcnnit after turnin! over their water. But you must have a reservation We thoul!ht we could slow down the fishin$ licenses. The fis ennen g~t to fish there. deterioration process, but we did not their Licenses back when they report m The fishing is tightly regulated and know if we could maintain the high- to have their fish weighed and meascientifiCally mana~ed under a fonnat qualiry fisheJY.~ . sured. unique among Oh10's approllimately · Two decades later, the management The fisheries management team sets 150 wildlife areas. model is still in place and La Su An still a season harvest quota after conducting "ll's hard to get in just like a fancy has big bluegills in big numbers. population surveys done by netting in restaurant on a Saturday night but it's The area is open to fishina from the the spring. Once that quota is reached worth the hassle," Bill Parker said of La first week in April through late the area is closed to fishing for the Su An, which. is about 55 miles west of October, with a brief ice fishing season . remainder of the year. . . his Toledo-area home. "You just won't early in the year, as weather pcnnits. The La Su An lalces hold a strong find bass and bluegill fishing that good On Mondays and Fridays from 8 a.m. lqemouth · bass population, but the any place else. lf it was easy to get on to noon, fishermen may call the check fishing is primarily catch-and-release the lalces, the fishing would probably be station at La Su An and tl}' to land a for bass. Goedde said the manageqlent lousy, like a lot of other places." reservation on one of the 13 lalces and and reservation SfStem is fine-tuned to The state acquired the 2,1 00-acre La ponds. · · keep the bluegill numbers strong. Su An Wildlife Area in 1982. The previThe largest lake allows just 12 fisher"We want to prevent the over-harvest ous owner had developed it as a pay- men per day with a quota of I 0 of bass since they control the populafishing venture, but it operated as such blucgills each. On some of the smaller lion of smaller bluegills, and we want for a brief time and had very little fish- lakes, five fishermen are pennitted. to prevent the over-harvest of the larging pressure. "People are calling the minute the er bluegills," Goedde s.aid. "The reserA prime fishing area ellisted, and line opens up, and they can get frustrat· vation system allows us to limit fishing there was considerable public sentiment ed at times because it can be tough to pressure on the lakes, and we were als.o to maintain and enhance that fishery get through,'' said Steve Niekamp, a able to identify and correct some habtwhen the state took ownership. Department of Natural Resources tat problems, so that has improved the "Most public areas do not have a worker at the La Su An check :Station. fishery as well. · management system lil!:e La Su An, and "People love to come here, so for the "We receive more requests to fish La they deteriorate quickly,'' said Larry most part they don't seem to mind Su An evel}' year," Goedde said. "It's a Goedde, the district fisheries supervisor going throufh a little h.assle to get on unique area that lends itself well to this for the Ohio Division of Wildlife who these lakes.' · . kind of management, but we've learned was a fisheries biologist 20 years ago The lakes are open from 7:30 a.m. to things there that have helped us when La Su An went public. 9 p.m. on designated fishing d!lys dur- improve the ~liality of fishing 10 other "When the state took over La Su An, ing the summer. Once a reservation is public areas.' , 'Operation Mudcat' nets 45 individuals for illegal selling · and taking of Ohio game fish FROM OHIO DNR COLUMBUS- Forty-five individuals in 13 counties were cited on Saturday for the illegal tl!king and selling of game fish, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. State wildlife investigators may file additional chqes. ''The illegal taking and selling of game fish ellploits a public resource," said Mike Budzik · chief of ODNR's "Operation Mudcat " for severalyears. Mostofthechqes are fourth degree misdemeanors and concern the ille·gal sale and purchase of game fish. Penalues for illegally taking and selling gaine fish include a $250 fine, 30 days in jail and loss of fishing privileges. The investigation covered 13 counties including Brown, Butler, Clark, Clennont, · Hamilton, HiJhland, Jackson, Lawrence, Montgomery, Pike, Preble, Division ofa Wildll(e. "We Scioto and cannot allow public resource to be abused for personal gain." Wildlife officers chqe the individuals involved were illegally temOviOI aame fish, most of which were catfish, from Ohio streams and illegally sellinJthem to commer.cial, recreational fishing operations. Ninety citations have been filed for violations including the purchase of game fish, selling of game fish, selling bait without a bait dealer license, aiding an offender, P.?Ssession over the limit and tllegal method of taking game fish. Invesliaators expect to .file as many as 100 additional chqes once the seized · records are examined and follow-up interviews !JIC conducted. Wildlife officers have been building the case they dubbed E-11181 your outcloon news to sports@mydailytribune.com .For The Best Wh · Price in Central and Southern Ohio Warren::·----~==~~~=~~~===~=~!:;==~~ AJ,L New 8 hatlltl· DGGBD $3000 REBATE I .Jr. ralr Llvastack Cllalc Tuasdar, .ruaal&tb 1:10 • 7:10 I'M '02 BONNEVILLE $19,900 '02 LE SABRE was $19,900 REDUCED TO . REDUCED TO $17,900 $17,900 PapC1 SuiMIIIy. June n. 2002 • Abby DEAR ABBY: I have ~en ·divorced.for eight years, and have recently become good · friends again with my exhusband. He has always been attentive father to our llyear-old son. . Last year, after a second divorce, my ex hooked up with a woman half his a$e. She's a 21-year-old ex-stripper who hasn't worked a day since she met him. I'm not one to pass judgment, but this gal is a clingy,1azy gold-di~­ ger who spends my ex s ~oney like it grows on trees. She's also moody, demanding, and a "party animal,'' according to our son and my ex's other son. ·The problem lies with our bOy. He detests this female. She tags along for every (ather/son event and refuses to stay at home even when my ell drives our boy back and forth for visitation. .our Son's birthday is coming up, and I am throwing him a party. He really wants his dad there - but NOT his dad's girlfriend. His dad doe.sn't want to burt her feel. inas, and I dqn',l want to causa ·any scenes. How can I ·resolve this? - FAITHFUL FLORIDA READER DEAR READER: OK, your ex's girlfriend is flawed, msecure and ever-present. If you bring up her shortcomIngs again, he will only · become defensive. Encourage your son to explain to his father how important it is to him to s~nd some time alone with h1m. Most boys need one-onone with a role model - a time for "man to man" conversation and bonding. The presence of a third party, regardless how ravishing she llllly be, prevents this. And while he's on the subject, he should tell Dad the nicest gift he could have for his birthday would be the woman's absence at his party. It may not work- but1 guaran~ 11 will open up some interestmg dialogue. DEAR ABBY: I have tead letters in your column from former students about teachers who inspired them and · made a posiuve difference in their lives. However, my story is the opposite. · In my sophomore year of high school, . my aJge~ra teacher wilrped my th1nlcing regarding mathematics. On more than one occasion, she Informed me that I was a "stupid sophomore," and would "never amouni to anythimr mote than a patty flip- an e! • ADVICE Son nixes :'party animal' .at his birthday . . celebration • • Dear · This woman had taught for many years, but no·one in my class ever asked q_uestions for fear . of being ndiculed in front of everyone. Students who were in her classes long before me said she had always been like that. I am now 25, . a coll~ge j!raduate, and have Ji good JOb m the medical field . lf there are any teachers reading this, PLEASE remember that what you say can stay with your students the rest of their hves. More emphasis should be put on the importance of good teachers and how much they are· needed by new genera- . tions. . That teacher made a difference in my life, and it was anything but positive. I often · wonder if I would have been better in math had my experience been different. Thanlcs for letting me vent, Abby. Sign me ... DIS- '02 GRAND AM SEt PKG. • '99 SEBRING JXI CONVERTIBLE hand for au market project• • 10,000 miles, Demo SAVE A BUNDLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WHOLESALE PRICES THROUGHOUT THE EVENING! I, PI•u•,fM AbbJ, Cl f . I I . 4-Hers head for Southside as 4-H camp revs up IV PAM WIWAMSDN S PAMWOMYOAILYREGISTER.COM OUTHSIDE- It's summertime -again, and for Mason County 4-H students, that means one thing -camp time! · . The annual event ran for two weeks, serving both the older and younger 4-Hers in the county. This year's theme was "4-H Through ~e Seasons,'' celebrating spring, summer, fall and willij!r d~~g the four days the campers were at the Souths~ facthty . . ln addition to the seasori&l celebrations, 4-H camp includes a number of other1activities including, woodb\ll'{ling, quilting, line dancing, water . rock~ts, basket weaving, plastic canvas crllfts,. leatherworkmg,_ nature walks, cooking outd,oors, stjooung sports, chartmg and more. Each camper signed up for three classes each day. Paul Nichols and Mason County extension agent Rodney Wallbrown - both state-certified shooting instructors - were in charge of the shooting. skills class. Nichols and Wallbrown loaded the clay ptgeons into the trap machine and taught the kids how to proper!~ handle a firearm. · • The importance of this is to teach respect for firearms and gun safety," Wallbrowp explained. ''We're not interested in shootmg things or killing things, we're just teaching the kids respect for guns and gun safety and how to properly handle guns and to see that guns can be used as a sport for trap shooting, skeet shooting or whatever. "They don't have to be hunters, they can just go out and enjoy shooting." The National Wild Thrkey Federation and the 4-H Leaders Association made donations to purchase· the equipment ,qeeded for the shooting skills class. For those, who Ionge~ td 5e !JUt..of doors, there was. a nature walk cfass wah wtldhfe manager Davuf'' HERE IIRDII, ._ Wildlife Manager David Arboghl!lst gave 4-H campers. James Arboghasl. · and o.J. Casto and Erin Pyles a close up view of a baby red-tall hawk, 'Killer," at the Pla•M"' 4-H,'U · annual 4-H camp. (Pam Williamson) per.'"' WIIS :[.and o•takea DUtrltlOniltl Oil c;elebrations begin on C2 Tasty calces for summer, C6 ~usic & film, C7 Plans for. Gallia Co. Fair. CB What~ your excu:Se for not attending college? As you read this, you may be thinking "I can't go to college because .. .'' and you could list any number of reaSO!JS. I am here to tell you that there are no good excuses. As a wise man once told me, your future begins in college. Read on and let's take a look at some of the most popular excuses and why they cart be overcome. "No one in my family ha~ ever gone to college." While this may be a true statement, it doesn't mean that you aren't destined to be the first. Gone are the days where an individual can _get a high-paying job ri~t out of htgh school an~ plan 1>n reli!· ing 30 years later. Bema the first tn your family to obtain a college degree win likely be an epormous il . Luanne Bowman GUESTVIEYV source of pride for );'OUT family. I have seen many families on graduation day cheering wildly for their college graduate. "I am not smart enough to go to college" or "I have been out of high school for too many years." A lot of • college graduates had ihis same fear on the day they started college, but they made it through. Most c~pus­ es offer a lot of support seTVIces to students. These include computer labs, fully equipped libraries and tutors for most subjects, students will find the academic support that they need to be successful. Small colleges offer a smaller student to professor ratio, which aives the student much more individualized attention, thus increasing the success rate of the student. You will never know if you can .be successful until you II}'. "I have been in school for 12 years and l don't want to spend four more years sitting in a classroom." There are many qptions available at college today. There are a lot of hands-on technical, certificates and associate degrees where you may not have to sit through an enormous amount of traditional academic subjects such as chemistl}', humanities and literature. Certificates such as pharmacy technician, medical transcriptionist or welding can be obtained in one year of full-time study. Associate de-gree programs, normally completed in two years of full-time study, arc desiga~d to prepare studen~s for a career m a technical occupation such as plant maintenance technology, information technology -or office technology. "I can't waste time in college not gettin~ paid. I am just going to get a good JOb earnin&~a nice paycheck.'' . • �• • ~ . .. .. ~ ' • Wolfe-Athey' engagement .. MclAin- Tucker wedding Mr. •nd Mra. Bobby a.mette Chrlatqphtr Nehaz •nd AIIIIO!l Fltco J•eon D8lley 8nd Erin DHI Saunders-Barnette wedding Pisco-Nehez engagement Deel-Dailey engagement GALLIPOLIS - Sally J. Saunders and .Bobby J. Barnette were united in marJiage on April 27, 2002, at New Life Lutheran Church. Pastor John Jackson per~ formed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Gary and Jeannie Saunders of Gallipolis. She is the granddaughter of Delbert and Karen Clay of Gallipolis and Bob and the late Marjorie Saunders of Gallipolis. The .groom is the son of Grant and Sue Barnette of Point Pleasant, W.Va. The bride is 1 graduate of River Valley High School and received a bachelor's llegree from Muskinghain College and a master's degree from Ohio Univenity. She is employed as a physical -jherapist with Holzer Clinic. The groom is a graduate of Point Pleasant High School, and received his bachelor'a dearee front Marshall Un1veralty. He ia employed by 11 a dialrict 11lea re~aen· tatlve for Brown's Food Service. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore 1 sleeveless, v-neckc:d gown with a fishtail trim. The gown was embellished with beads and sequins. She car· ried a bouquet of white peonies and hollywood roses. Maid of honor was Jacqueline Hiser, special friend of the bride. Krisha Sheets, cousin of the ·bride, served as a bridesmaid. The bridesmaids wore embroidered, floor-length gowns in celadon green. Each carried a bouquet of lily-of·the-valley. Mind~ Cumette, cousin of the bnde, greeted all guests. · Best man was Bryan Barnette, brother of the 3J'<101TL Barry Barnette, brother of the groom, served as a grooms· man. Brenton Barnette, nephew of the groom, served as usher. The men wore black tuxedos with lily-of-the-valley boutonnieres. A reception was held at the Elks Lodge in Oalllpolis. The couple honeymooned In Cancun, Mexico. They now realde ln Oalllpolla. GALLIPOLIS - The parents of Allison Victoria F1sco announce the engagement of their daughter to Christopher Todd Nellez of Cleveland. The bride-elect is the daughter of Pat and Don Fisco of Gallipolis. She is a 1993 graduate of Gallio Academy and a 1997 graduate of Ohio Univenity. She is currently employed by Brulant, Inc., Cleveland as an information technology consultant. Chris is the son of Marilynn and Oerald Nagy of · Eastlake and Donald and Mary Ann Hehez of Mentor. He is a 1996 graduate of Ohio University and is employed by Baton Corporation in the information technology department. The couple will be married July 13 at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Oates Mills, and will reside in Broadview Heights. VINTON - Fred lllld Mary Deel of Vinton and Joe and Cynthia Dailey of Bidwell announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their children, Erin Deel and JllSon Dailey. · Dee! is a 2000 graduate of Ohio State University with a bachelor's degree in agriculhlJ'o al education, emphasizins e~ttension education. She grad· uated from OSU in 2001 with a master's degree in human and NEW HAVEN - Ju.IOll of New H~tven W.~. 0 11lo Mule Wolfe ~tnd A 195S il'ltdu~tto of Meig~; Muuhew Allen Athey Hiah sehool, Wolfe Is eu.r.&nnoon e their eng~&Jement . rently Qmplo~e:d. 11s 11 bltrund llppl'OIIchina 11\WT!Dgll. tender 111 Robyn'& Ne$1 in · Mr. I!MI Mrt. Jt,.my TlHiker The brlde·eleet is the New Haven. Athe~ i 11 1!#91 d11ughter of Oenc Wolfe of grudu.ute of Wuha.nta Hiilh New Custle. I'll. und the late S hoot und I ~urrently Ch~trlotte Carr Wolle. emplo)le:d us ~&lleck hlllld. Her tiuncll is the son of They will be m11rried \.)1\ POMEROY. - Heather tonniercs were m'ude by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Athey July 7 in New H11ven. Lorena McLain and Jeremy Debbie Vanmeter, a friend ' Paul Tucker were married of the bride 11nd groom . May 2S at the bride's_ pnr· The maid of honor was ents river campsite in West Michelle Miller of Rutland Columbia, W.Va. who wore a periwinkle flo· -{ :J:he bride Is th.e daughter . ral dress. Bridesmaids were ¢.:Jim and Melinda McLain Stucy Lyons, Sura Owens, of Pomeroy. The bride- and Stace~ Mills who also , ~oom is tlie son of Ierry wore perawlnkle dresses. 'cker of Mason nnd Lisa All of the attendants car· ood of Letart. ried bouquets of yellow and ' the Rev. Michael white roses and daise s. ~imbert performed the Tess Phelps of Pomeroy. ~ouble-ring ceremony. The cousin of the bride, was the coJJple waa married under 11 flower. She wore u pink Ca~ri tent decorated with satin dress and a headband ate, ~ink, and yellow of pink rose buds and ea an~ pastel daases, A baby'a breath . . Mr. and Mra. Chari•• Hollllak IP~cial memorial candle The ring · bearer was ~~ lit by the bride in Kristopher mory of her g.randfather the groom. Clark, cousin of rman llumphrey Sr. Best man was Jason King (Is lc for the wedd ina was SYRACUSE - Charles arundchlldron. und on grcutro_vided by Justin Diddle of Mason. Other grooms· men were Tommy und ]rene Theiss Hobllck ot' greut arundchlld. f<Racine. Vanmeter, Cory Roush, und Syracuse will be celebrating A reception honorlna the -C;Iilven io marriage by her Gabe Scott. They all wore their 6Sth wedding annlvcr· couple will be held 111 the !tCher, the bride wore a bhac k tuudos. sary Suaurday. Syr11cusc Asbury United ll'llite floor length gown Mr. und Mrs. Hoback were Methodist Church. Sunday. The reception wns nl so 'iJh a chapel tra1n ..It was ~~ented with embroidered held at tho campsite. The married on June 29. He Is the Junc 3(1. from 2 to 4 p.m. All raJ lace and hand beaded three-tiered wedding cake son of the lut~ Dennis and rclutlves nnd l'rlcnds urc , and ahoulder . uraph made by the hride was d~c• Ethel Easterday Hoback and invited' to ilttc.nd. Tho couple veil was prince•.• style. orated with pastel daisies shll is the duughter of the lute request thut 11ltls bo omitted. carried a bouquet ·of and featured the truditlonul Curlond Belle Kurr Theiss. ellow and white roae bride and groom on top. They are the parents of two · lxed . with daises, along Serving at the reception sons, Bdw11rd Hoback ol' ».illh a rosary belonging to were Debbie Vanmeter and Tc"nessee. und Puul the bride'• late gran<lmoth· Gloria Whaley. (Churlotte) Hoback of er, Joan McLain. The couple reside in Florida. They also have flve All the bouquet• and bou· Mason. grandchildren ond ten great· ' . 'I "1 community resoun:e devel~ ment. , l Dailey is a 200 I graclua~ ot Shawnee State University widJ a bachelor's degree in blisin~s administration. · . ' The wedding will be ""ljl July 6, 2002, at Canter's Clw 4-H Camp in Jackson. Adlnilcf and dance reception at Canter'• Cave will follow the ceremonY, Following a hotleymoon It Sandals Resort in Iainalca, !hi! couple will reside in Sidney. · ' ~therholt GAWPOUS - ~Ills 11nd 1111101 · (lirown) Wutherhult c:eletwted their Stlth weddln» lll\llivmllr)' Satu.rd11y with tfklmJ& D.c. and C11rot Rud::or l'rom St. Louis, Mo. The Wethorhult~ wm married June 15, 1952, t1t 0~ Methodist Chun:h by ~tc v. 1.V. Stooe. They dtlfS Hoback 65th anniversary m Mr. IIIII Mrt. Ollvln Wllllh ·~ugh . .' ' . 60th anniversary pu.I Sunday.Times-sentinel 740-446-2342 l ' 50th anniversary ' CROWN CITY - Calvin and Lenlce WauJh of Crown City celebratecf their 60th weddlnJ anniveraary with their fatillly. . They were married ·In MaiiiU QIIMI end Chlrlll Miller Jr. Gallipolla, on 1une 20, 1942. . They · are the parenta of two dauahten, Kala Sue Buth and Klmberle L. • Wiiileaworth 11)1d throe GALLIPOLIS - Owen Ohio Valley Electric 11randdaughtera, Abra K. Buah, Larae C. (Bush) and Sonny Garnes of Company. Schraeder, and Taylor Marie Gallipolis announce the Miller is a 199S graduate of all of engagement of their daugh· Gallia . Academy High Wliileaworth, ter. Melissa Frances, to Charles W. Miller Jr., son of School. He 11 employed by Charles and Minnie Miller P.D.K. Construction. A private exchange of Sr. of Gallipolis. · vows is scheduled for Aug. 3, Games is a 1991 graduate of Gallia Academy High 2002, at the French Art School, She is employed by · Colony in Gallipolis. Garnes-Miller ~ngagement • Columbua.Calvln 11 the 1011 of the late Alva and Van (Ritchie) Wauah. • Lenlce II the dauahter the late Ral~h M. ani! Net!le (Finley) Ieffen. Calvin,. a WWif veteran and aurvlvor of the Battle of the BuiJe, retired from United Mfne Workers of Amerk~ (UMWA) in 1984. Lenil)e worked in retail ailea 11nd' waa an C)lcellent aeamatre••· ·, Currently, ahe is a full-time'· caregiver. >I . of I " ~ James-Myers r.erJgagement . ~ Ct~~ft. tiii:riR/tuJ SCASHS .........,.•..• ··GALLIPOLIS - The fatn· iliea of Nancy K. Jamea and ' ltennie Myers announce the riWTia1e of their parent•. An ooen church wedding Ia I ~lanned for Saturday, June • 29, 2002, at Providence . Mi11lonary Ba~liat Church. · ~ale will beain at 6 p.m. • ~ith a reception followina in tho fellawahlp room. 'J' . OHIO VALLEY CHECK CASHING · &LOAN 204 w, 2nd ltrHt l'onttro,, Ohio llz.HI1 u- CCfOG071oOOt ' u-11 fiOIMNit Mr. •nd Mra. Jeremy M•rkln Celqnting our p Day-Markin wedding days With you! 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Both cakes may be made ahead oftime. • ' ' • SourCieam Pound Cake With Buttery Orange Synap • (Recipe from chef Jtrt Slllith) · For the cake: 3 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon baking powder I 1/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teas~n salt I cup (2 'sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature 3 cups sugar . 6 large eggs. at room tem'perature . I teaspoon vanilla extract Grated zest oftwo oranges · 1 c·up sour cream, at room temperature · : For the syrup: ~ Grattd zest of I orange • I 112 cups fresh orange ·.juice I cup sugar 3 tablespoons butter To make the cake: Position :a rack in the center of the ~oven and preheat to 325 F. :Butter and flour a 10-inch ·fluted tube (bundt) pan, and tap out the excess flour. : Sift the flour, baking pow· : der, baking soda and salt : together; set aside. Beat the · .butter and sugar in · a large • • MMM, GOOD- Sour Cream Pound Cake With Buttery Orange Syrup Is made with a recipe fl"om Art Smith, Chicago-based professional cook, Oprah Winfrey's personal chef. (AP) bowl with a hand-held elcc· tric mixer on high speed until light and fluffy, abOut 3 minutes. Beat in the eggs. one at a time, then the vanilla and zest. On low speed, add the flour in 3 addillons, altemating with 2 additions of sour cream, beginning and endina with the flour. Beat until ·smooth, scraping down the sides of the bOwl often with a rubber spatula. Spread evenly in the pan. Bake until a wooden skew· er inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean, about 1 1/4 hours. To make the syrup: Brina the orange zest, juice ancl FREE VIDEO I• j , I , '' ' ' ' ' . I l . •· ' . ' sugar to a boil over mediumhigh heat and cook until reduced to a syrupy consis· Ieney, about 1S minutes. . Remove from heat and whisk in butter, 1 tablespoon it a time. Transfer the cake to a wire rack and cool for 10 minutes. Drizzle syrup over pound 24 oz. 8roughton•s conAG • : THE ASSOCIATED PRESS · bite, in addition to a .li&htly I tablespoon instant coffee burnished look. powder · Farm-raised catfish has a ~. cup melted butter or mat· firm texture that stands up garine . well to grilling, a cooking ~.teaspoon onion powder style many of us are in the ~. teaspoon salt mood for right now - but if 2 pounds catfish fillets you wis\1, the fish can be Combine lemon juice, broiled in the oven, just as instant coffee, butter, onion quickly. powder and salt. Brush mixture thicktr onto fillets. Broil 3 to 4 mches from the outdoor grill for 10 minutes. Tum and brush fish again with sauce. Broil I0 Butter minutes longer or until fish flakes easily. . · (Preparation and cooking time about 2S minutes) I tablespoon lemon juice Grilled Catfish With Brush the catfish again with the coffee butter and serve. If you prefer to broil in the oven, have the rack about 6 inches from the broiler and cook for about 4 minutes per side. Makes 6 servings. Nutrition Information per serving: 203 cal., 24 g pro.. I g carl>o.. 0 g fiber, 12 g fat, 71 rng chat., 283 mg sodium. SUPERIOR HOTDOGS . All Al·l '>. f\ll 11J\1t.., ' l lHl Joint Implant Center Specializing In total hlp and knee replacement all flavors s1.39pkg FRESH 12ozpkg 591 HEAD · LETTUC 2/$ 16 01 pad(age .OSCAR MAYER (Recipe from rht Caljlsh ln.ttill4te.) The OLD TIME ATMSlQM POP 51.19EA RECIPE OF THE WEEK : .It's always fun to find an .unexpected combination of seasonings or ingredients that · give a standard item a .new twist. · Here, in this easily pre'pared main dish of grilled or :broiled catfish, the surprise is .coffee. 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' •N8&11!d1$ ¥tUN Publ1c Sale tmd Auction · •w.lt~p_, •Paiid ••• lion • '' , . .th ...Wt'ttth!f Hilla. · "*'-'*•• mile; --.....~~e-. 1 ~· · it ...._ ...... il ..11Jt . . . . . tilutlliWt'l!h~ lt,.. .. c.sh HowW L Slttm, Ezu•tor 'Lee • f n ,al . . . . . . . .11 •• 1111! ABSOLUTE ESTATE '• AUCTION ' ' •altt/ISM...... ailo'll IISUitll!f '(q;m lflualfll( · • · located In Rpple &roue wu. 1& 1111es south ofPolnt Pleesent, UIU. on Rt. 2. Ullll be selling the real estate or t1tt late . . .~--·* . . . . . . . ,Jet . . . it.flt>'"lilll~ 0~ Jtlln ll Dlbneg. St~NL£Y & 'SON, INC. AUCTIONEERS ntr $01/NO 'OF tHE GA ftL fCHOID il'llltDUGH M fWflt VALLfYI Wht • OS~. •mat ~~-t,~~'I' IINVEiii~ WE'M:WIIi/E ~.~.,._.,.~N'ICIII$,tNtl ~lEla~.~ "l"llllliii'IU•llo~ ~-~II!II!WI'tllliiNmt\lll'Ofl. ~,. tii:MwJttqtl (r.-)ltlolal ~-..._.,_tut sount~Aft •• I'.MlS sur lftl10fll Nice 2 BR horne w/L.R., kitchen, D.R., Washroom, gas heat & detached garage along with Lg. bam & other out buildings, real estate Is more described In Deed Book 277 Page 9 l*ng t 24 x 350 ft. or a acre nVI. TERMS: 10% down non refundable day of auction. Balance due al delivery or deed. Real estate being sold as Ia. This home was built prior to 1978, and may or may not contain lead base paint. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: G real Investment opportunity or starter home . chance to own this Don't miss property at Be there ule clay • . . . . . . .ltil. . ~t.<Olllllilllitl~ A pMblk auction wiU bt held lo disptrsr of the Ohio Unlvtrslly Surplus ittms. NOTE: Elich qutllttr is d comp/tlely ntw lmlch of surplus ittms to bt sold. ALL ITEMS ARE SOW AS /SINO GUARANTEE. Visit tht WEll silt for 11 compkttlisling.- www.facUilits.ohlna.tdu, tlklc Oil C11mpus Strvkts, Moving and . Sruplus, SNrpllfSlnuntory In Slack Items. Ptwv/4w the w11k &qort - call 740.593-0463 from 8:011-4:00. DIRECTIONS: RJ. 33/50 to AtlltiUto Rt. U1 exiJ, go through Ugh/ at RlcltiGrul Av•nu•, turn ldl a/ Th• Ridges and follow signs to iilllldlag 10. VBHICLESt 19!>4 &: 1993 Ford Crown Victoria Can, 1971 Dod&oVInt!~l.l98li·20Qu-·noo>I-WD. TOOLS lo JEQUIPMENTl Skyhawk 3000 hydnullc IIRlna plttform, JohniOil alnalr·phue ... hp. Band saw, Cin . AllemadnJ curreat l·ph bench artnder, 2·ttble top metal ...... anvil 00 I IOj, COMPIJTIIS I< OPFICE EQUtPMENTl Mlnolll & Royal table top oopiera. 100+ Compultn: Gateway, Zenith, Dell, 18M, Net Data, Apple , PowerMac; Ptlntera: HP, Canon, Epaon, Apple. & othen: auoned typewrllen, adding machines, Shup & Ricoh Fu Machinet . IUI'Itl ~;enter, Wortil'top Strver, Sony, Zenith, OE TVs; E~on stereo, OYerhead proJecton, Sharp LCD projccton wlremwa: Pt.natonlc, J\IC, Hlw:hl, VCRa ; Son)l >.Jid~o nmera, ScaWn. SOlly caa~eue to caaacttc prinw:r. rape recorden, WoUemt cuaene ay11ems, Dell H.owell 16 mm Film sound projtciOn. D6c:taDhone proceuora, Anchor audio ext~rn.al dewkie, Pioneer CO-Rom ehanaers A Laser Disc playen, OD·IIne CD·ROM devlcea, Maynard back-up P\JitNIIHINGit wood araclcable book.ahel"e• fl enct tab4e, auocted chl.lk baird• & bulletfn ~ 35+ Metal 21; 4 A 5-dt. tile cabinets, typing Miftd., podl'lnw, Iota or '#WOOd a ~Mill dukl. wood·&. meud lll*a.npe:IOld libto, prlntet cam, 20+ me til bookshelw:li, nw:cal l dr. ltorap Clbir111t1, metal nackable shtlvcs. metal COlt rtcks. lamps, mirrOn, delk chain, lOll or classroom chain, .50-wood chtln, cushioned chain, 1wivel rock.~n. h.ide·a·bed aora & other aofaa, lovuut. MISC£LLANEOUS: 6 1'\ . ice machine, Stainl~u Steel dl1hwuher Clblt, lloamen. toa1ter oven conveyor belt, 2Mitic ~ , ...., rdriprator unh , Stac tank & filter, 6booth IIMI1 wGOd cHni!lltlblca A chain, table pedestals, 8· wood benchet. microwaves, lJ ·white pot"a!laln bathroom linb. aet o( 8 at&inlcu atcc\ food warmen, Nicolet blon\Nical clinical avcraaer, lloriba centrlrusal ~ toltl particle ana· lyzer, ChromltOJraphs,. silicon gnphics pc:rso•utl. iris, Fen-ups aerlca, lots or lleepina b~tgs, lots of ~r011 tou mry tklet wlthoes , 16-<::am!'lnl bad:: pach, t~nts (1ome mining poles), Cokf'llln portlble cvok.in11tovea & lanterns, 9-small suit caaes, h•naina lantem liahts, used copper downtpout, bl.c:k t&ap floorin1. "plaocmen1 windows, !Ott or window Ktu:ftl, wood door1 l·mettl 1ecurity Iron doon, I '·pint automatk: humidlrtcn. . . TERMS: Cllh or check wlpo1itive 1.0. PI.YIIble to Ohio Univcnity; MC, VIS" & DISCOVER will be accepted. Checks over $1000 mu•t have bank authorization or runds available. Nat. fttpOIIible ror lOts or ICC \dentl. Food will bt available. W(J:ilul doan, ct -~ --~tJIIIJJOIIftlllltil-*ltlllllt tit~ Saturday, July 6 - 9:00 a.m. Athens, OH a=a A.. . . . .~l t'Jid , Ohio University Surplus Inventory "*ktr --.ut..._.l~t. ~Rt .... bk lltwMJ_, __ -····GftiAl PUBLIC AUCTION drill prenea, Whi1ne)' metal tool bendlna device. hydraull:e preu, TrtM projettlon heater, Oomco Thermotic drainage pu.mp; Oomr;:o upJrator, Spec:tromctcr. NRC Vacuum c01.1et, lqe meltl caae fan, 4·Duklne Mi"'en pre amp, Dukane totld amte 50 wan, Cinemaner canvener, electronic healer, ~,}·- CIIIIIJ ..,. I bI Johnlon-AUCTIONEER ~ •• ..._._&M-.. •••_, ____.,il_ .... ..........- Public Sale and Auction Tools, Old Recoots, Dishes, Silverware, of Collectible Glassware, Blinko, Canoival Fenton Basket, Hen on Nest, Crock Pot, IKiu:hen Thble w/ 4 Chairs, L.R. Chair, Electric IS~:~~y Machine, Milk Can, Pictures, Home IS• Safe, Books, Stonge Cabinets, 3 Q~:~itts, and Other Miscellaneous hems. •Up to$)~ ... wu. Thursd4y Evening, June 27 6:00p.m. . a - Cny, 011to ~ ~ llltsll, ESTATE A Kathryn Costen, Executrix , . ~.:11.~ lttftlat tile ltudlel ceater on Rl. 33 111 Public Sale and Auction Terms: cash ~. (jlfl(j?, TU Dan Smith Auctioneer Racine, Ohio Lie. 11344 bed <lllllk~tli!ll PUBLIC AUQJON Funds ~fit the building of the Golden HaiVBSt Food Pantry ' oil tlltt Public Sale and Auction Across froln Farlced ~ State Pork Fcatwil'lll _,.., Antiqu&s Fumilure: Beds, tables, couches, ~n••••u HOuSEROU> Drop leaf table dinnette table rockers, pots & pans other wiih ~dlatrs. gun cabinel, poollable, llghl fix· housahold items. tum, sewing machine sewing .equipment, Misc. crafts, tools, glassware rtldios, >Old records chair+ottaman, ceramic kiln, new paints, llush up commode, 3 antique I colladliblflts)ltems coming dally IIIN1 II It Wtlilr.- Cltlt for bnK:hural 775-3330 BENEFIT AUCliON Sltny, June 29th, 2002 ill .10:00 ·iiJII. From Gallipolis follow stale 160 to state rowte 554 '""' right and go tltl'l!e miles to IW/u!aton road, go Q{JfJTOJCimalely 2 miles <fn Wheaton then turn right on ThaJCton it's tltefirst place, due to the dealh of Rex Stone (probale Case No, 021007) · rite following will be sold: ...., STANLEY & SON, INC. . Public Sale and Auction WINGA.'n Of: 6M.l:.lP()I..IS; N'ntweN Wl••• .. ,,.. I • ' ¥It - - ... ..... . . . . .It ....~ b • -...... . lfttUiflltl'l """"" - 'Cfl)allltii'd l~ ll'lll'lf -.I~ ~-M *tt ilbffly '- •. ' '•• Mil'lll'lt! k_. ...._. & ~ ~la.Uttua ~ ~ 'Wfth ...... ky. iExc sllttt It 11J11Y lrl IRMIIQ '*UM ~ ~. OWNER: Oblo University www.ta.tlitles.ohiou.edu c""""' ~ 'MII'I\ " ~.,., ill . . . ItO IJovt 'Nilfl~ " - - 'CIIIII ~· • -. •na-ng. till ~- , t~~WIIl:IIIMU41Mwt. w '+ "' Auction Conducted b~ .,... Rick Pearson Auction Co. #66 773-5785 or 173·544l TERMS: Cash or check w/iD. • •• ••• . ,, C/ltlr ... Smius, Mo..U.g nnd SMrpiMI, Sllrplkllnvtntory In Stock lttml SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS: Pat Sheridan I< Chris Prat<r Em•ll : Shamrock.Auctlon®aol.conl Pll : 740-5914~10 or 800419-ti ll www.shanirotk-auctloiJS.£Om .' �p gaD4•A ..,....., . . . . 11li,WV Sil ~~-, 7101 · · - "--F' 2 a n SL • - wv ' • .... I • t t CIJ I I ll l •P llDII Sunday limes- Sentinel Classifieds! eu.lf4;-11tcNu 514 Secoad Ave, G•IHpolk, Ohio 454~1-0!lm 740-446-0008 740-441-1111 broker4tevaDHDoore.eom www.ev.....moore.eom "SmfllrS. '' •OIWioi'.,O.....AQio IIi~ ..toe A, Moore Broker 441-1818 Sereh L2 Evena-Moore, Broker 441-1818 Patricia Heye- 446-3884 Cere Ceeey-245-8430 Cynthie Siciliano- 388 1841 Cenct.ce 448-7412 . ._ _..,.,..~,hloo,.,...., __ [AN!Q& I ,...,., .... 9 '-1114&11-011 ;SA 114 E. _ , . 740t •teNSlt. . AIM ....._ ~· - t r - - Rille- ol tile - ? RetiUI to lhil homo tucked away on private Cha!Oialo Lno. Nic:o • BR 3 BA redwood aldoid homo whh 2 car ottachad and private tho take. BIG BEND REALTY, INC. 510 ~nd Avenuo, Oallipolis, OH ..,....., 446-7101 ~,.. R•l Ettlte Gene1111 homo In good IOPifr for IIlii Price ol $48,900.001 Lovely qualm 1.8 11o'Y homo with I room, 3 bedrooma, dollcntd ·garage plua lot1 morel 12101 tlvlng on new <IOVtred tiook porch and got apeataoular river vlew1, • oooludod woodod lot and notUN with 1hlt rolitd ranch on 3 AC mn. With hardwOOd Hoora, remodeled oak kitchen 1nd ample living apace enhanced by 1 tlnlehed lowor thle gam 1waltt you. • • oirfiERI lTho lEST kapt -ret In IOWIII Ono of thll IEIT bulft I liST co10d for homoo In thll •-• Hugo living """"and ma1tor bedroom o..rtooklng tho Ohio River. Thl1 homo loa raro flnd with man~ unlquo Juturoa Including beautllul hardwood floora, trim, crown molding and pccket dco10. Beautifully landocorn d lot that runo all tho way to thll rlvar. Vou... lttn tho rttt, lchldult your now to ooo thll oftorlng Homo appro•. .77 .... lot for tha kldl to ptly, I roomy 4 bedroom 2 bath brlciWin~ aided ranch lor tha Mrs. and lor tho Mr. 1 24 • 36 motif gerago with 17 ft. oalllng. All thla convan~Uy IOCit.d cloot to oclloola tnd mlnulel lrom hoollital. SUPER REDUCTION IN THS PRICE MAKES IT EVEN MORE . APPEAUNCll :W.,900 12114 . ••• . t~.tl ·--·~Wllll '. ~ "'"\'' .; OFFICE .' . you will 11~ wun you lhla qualifY' built brlol< ranch . Boatdng ovtr 3200 aq, h., ltaturlng gourmet I< wllargt btelklatl noo!t. lormat DR. LR or oen. Ovtllill<l FR. 3 vtl)' QtntiOUI BAa I balhl (ont. main BR aulte), Lg. laund!Yimudroom a,oar Qlrlgt, pari baoomtnt, fg, IIIlO with pottniiiiiO llnllh II . ll¥1ng ,,.., lntQround pool with nloa patio area tltulll<l on an u1~ to oare lo.r 2+ lot. Prload at $271.100 9 : 992-2259 • QUALITY IIIICK 2 Clr aHacntd garage, 1a1go formal flYing room & clnklg, famll~ """"· Ovtrtlzed malltr tultt, plut 3 additional bodroom1, 2.6 batht, ltvol-"•· 2 10rt lot. Mu1t IH to opprtclate thla onol 120110 NEW LIIITINQI QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD CLOSE TO TOWN. 347 Chrlo Lono. 20 Acreo co..a with thlo quality bulh homo. capo Cod 1tyle with full walk·out grooarr. 'REAL ESTATE 'Su.u 1943 . • • AMI Etttte Gene1111 POIIIIIOV-A 1'io olory homo with U I d ....,., 1 bath & I pari tlnlohad DUtmtnl, It 1111 or> I .10 1010 lot, AIKINQ 111,100 hOUit Will lmll:te you 1n mony atne10nt w1yt. Wllh ' no•rly 4300 aqu111 tnt ol living IPIOt (Including blllmtnt) thtre'a plenty ol room. Oathlll!rAI Otltll)ll, IUnMtn LR , 11111100111, Ill lidH up with many othllr ltaiUfOI, . you'll wondor how you gal along with out them , e BR1, 4 lull batha, 2 lamlly room•. " · room, tormat o~ . fll{lt oovtlld dock, walk-out, baMmant ... wo ooutd go on, but we want to Nvt tomt tor to lind on you; ownl 0111 appointment to 100 kitchen with lolldo · of cu1tom made Smith cablnott, oaramlc till flooring & ba•ment, dream equipped with apptlanco1, lormol dining with protty flnllhod wood flooring & ktnch doort that leldo to rur II 800 3rd 101 up u 1110n and oflloa rental. :::=~:halNlcl 2rontlllncomo. ono bodiiiCH!I Cell llotingl 121 II ,AIIM LIITINQI Appro•. •1 ocroo wtlh .a • 70 !ramo bam willllllo, 2••.a W011<1hop with loft, llled I dlllcntd gl/age. Rectntly IOmodoled 1.8 lfOr\l homo Whh llfW kltchln, llrge dining, din, e ' bodroomo, 2.8 batho, VOIY nlctly . doccrolld. Mu1t - to appiOCiot. oil tha omtnltln that comoo with lhil-lly. 12111 WILL MAIHTAINID IIANCH ON OVIR 1 ACIIE TRIID LOTI Nlcl ·lamlly room, 3 bedioomo, living 100m whh ftiOPioCO, oot.Jn ldtcht, atllcntd garage, loll of UpCIIttl within put coupll )'0110. 81aroage bulldl"'!. Muot - th~ onot 12201 NIW LIITtNOI INVEITMENTICHIAPII I ~"'"!'"·IIU 121 Third A... Oldor 2 uood 11 dupllx. Lilt tha you IIlii onol 12:113 ~ otor. 101011 hOuoe, maottr bad""'"' & bath Whh whirlpool tub & walk~n clooet, foml~ room, living room, 2 addMionol botha and badroomo. Ralt•lng 18 x 32 LOT bolng tppi'OX. ono """· vinyl olclld homo whh loytr, 1¥1111 room, Ht·ln ldtchon, G bodroom1, 1 112 batho. 24 • 32 dotocntd gertg~. 121H NIW LIITINQI COMMIIICIALIINVIITMINT a loclond ,...nuo, 2 ItalY brldi l>uifdlna Whh ollic:o IPICI doWnofalrt &opartmtnt tenlllo up. c1ooo & oonvenient to coun hOuoo. Ctl Ruootll for do!IRI on thll onol 12214 NIW ,AIIM LIITINQI 30.8 Aclwo that adjOint US govommtnt ltnd. MOblll homo and oldtr 2 IIOIY homo lnetlldtd. Lot uo .t.l you about tlllollotlng. 121H IIIIQHT 6 CHIIIIYI Uka (2000) new 1., • 70' mol>lie homo with 3 -oomo, 2 lull l>alhl, Ill-in ldlohorl wtlh lloylight • Clthtrll oalllng lnd .... Including flYing """"· Situated on a - lnground pool with pool houoo: Loll of ltndocaplng. 12:111 NIW UITINQI Farm ... 111,000.00 IITTIII HUIIY I AT OU1CK ON THII ONI bolo111 h 1o 100 ltte. Ovor 82 acroo with oomo tiiiiDit and WOOdod land. Nloohomo IIIII tnd I'Oid fror>tlgo, lncllldtd lo 1 2 bod1oom mobllt homo tnd moro. 12212 NIW LIIT1HQI LOT81 • acru up, moot!Y on WOOdod ownor will oonoldor ootllng or> lind oomra01. 111201 LOTI .11118 10rt that hal rood lfonlage Along SA 110 and Bulovlla. ldlal lor Aoaldentlal or oommon:lol. Ownor oolllng bolow oppralood voluol 121 .. 114.000.00...11 tha 11klng pric:o on thla -lot bolng - · ·: 132>188. Public Utilltlu IVIIIIblt. 1207t lot. 122,1100.00 12201 l:>l.lr.'IL LOTI Wlllaon 11-.. oounty Wiler lVII. CWt 112 1010. lrohar Cll!i1IG & w- on oflorll2171 · fOR 1\DDITIONI\l tt :,fltJGS f,frJI OIH-11\TIOU Ll\11 OH SJOP BY FIIEE 0/1111 IT Y !lOWS IN('()/ (JI/ /lOOK I f T' MEIGS COUNTY NIW LIITINOI 477M MOIINlNQ ITAII IIOAD••• Super nic:o ronchor whh 3 u balha, ful baNmont, !lYing """"• ftmlly rrom, dininG room, oantral air, garagt and mor•l Lot ChtryllllloW Hto you. Cell 74Nt7t 12:118 -mo. ' UITINCII 211 UNIDN AVINUI.. Roomy linch hOmo wtlh • bldlooma, 2 batha, IIVinll """"· ltmlly room. roof & lltlt PYII"C>IOintrll ac. Nloo ocrton0C1 In porchdoctc. S78,000.0012201 NIW ,, NIW LilTING· NACINI ·14 1085 mobllt home ·With living room, kltohtn, 3 -oomo 1 a bolh1. Thla p11190f1Y lncludto a 1 oar dollohtd garage I an lnground pool. Thll all lltl on ,17+ o-. AIKINO NI,IOO matter whot rour hobbr ll ••• hunUng, 4 whoolore, hooMo, or hlkl,. .. you nomo H...thlo lond Ia for youl Nowor 3 8Ft homo on •2 beautWul lcre1 on ron A Cheryl Lemley 742-3171 ours: NIW LlfnNOi til 7 (1\lpj,a,. PIIIN) Aru, ronch homo with 2 btCiroomo, living room, kitchen whh oppllonco1, appro•. 1&3e oq. n.. ruUng on 4 level toto.can Chll~ about IIlio onel www.wisemanrealestate,com David WIMmln, GRI, CRI Broker 441-1555 Carolyn Wa1ch, QRI 441·1007 · lonny aarne1 44fo2707 Roberlllruce 44fo0121 Alta WIMmln 441-1511 Jennifer 12~ •• •• • C1 241-1102~ ..a 1740) 446·3644 ----------·-------------- ----·---- �? ·- . c ~~~~~ · ·~ i~P'I~LI~II~t~c~ Ml~all~l~l::~~"~'~l~t~t~l ----- 0B1a W1TitfN Mlc tlclw M (;01.-;11 """'OF IUM*- -ntt'NIII Ol'l11EFRCIN£ C ISSUE OkTl kCTIOM, W"'lllM ~~~~c:onmmt .. .. r sl'o• " lllG"ta? E~E!= 1 AMI) N).IUOIC.t.notl PUI£UC &llllfG&, ...,. · ..10 1•cuun . . .T M I8IT 1'0: MEk~MG CI.ERK, :ONltlllllttM. --.o. FfiGIECIIOM AGIMCl, ,laOlt 1MI, COLUMIU&, OHIO UltO·tt•t mLIEPMOMi: 114• ol-IUt). "Fliti\1.. AC'l'IONI: . ARE ACTIOMI Of' THi lllhiC10R WtiiCII Alii: lf'f'IC1'1'11l IJI'ON IIIUAfltiE OR A . S 'l' ATlD IEFFEC'n.V I IIA1'1. .,._... .,.10.......,. .......,_,., """' Rl'llalO. 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House sent the Senate a biU t 201"' . u· o remove a "' expn Clll or "sunset" date from a series: of retirement tax bcellks. 1 ·The vote came after the House rejected 11.10111 party ....,.. Is. IGOl lines a Democratic ll.ltemaPubllo Notloe live thll.t would have l'llised _ taxes on corpotatc exec:u· Ollie TOMIII'IIp tives. Sendina 'their own TrllaiHl Will 1Hl111 potiliclll message. Democtats accused Republicans ofinac:1 dan 211 bl .lion on the Enron CO!..Jil. pen· ::._ ·~Ida• .~~~~:: sion debacle ~d the tltght of · ••-•rv. t =rJ:• ' Plllna.Chetllr W1lltr llltot -y or -• ' lllaltlot 11111 ltr ao n.. -ci1111, county •=._lltlcltvlllt, OltiO, l.ottl •o~rcl IV erdor of ttto lldutaiiOII . , : • 'nipper a Pltll'll• lll'ldra ot Poater, : CMillr Wlllr Olalrlol Tr•••urw =.-:''t,~ JIN as, ao, aooa ::=::C. :t UNITLP.O. lOX 1041, COLUMIU~ OHIO 4alt-104t, HLI . • 30 llaad lltedevlllo, (114)144:16111. Publlo Nollot : Oltto, .41771, tltla IDtlt I l t.)Y1~~-. JtiMH,aool • ~ · Publlo Notlot • • ; NOTICI TO IIDDIM • • • • •• •• • • ' ( • •'• • •• ~. ~- - ~-- ''• ---------- WOOD U'ALTf, INC 446·1066 .. ..... . 31 LOCUS'fS'rREET .IIi. HOURit Mon·'ll l1tcl1m to 4110 pm: lt30 1.m. to 12 . Alltn 0. Wood, li'Oiillt • 441-4828 . Ken Morgen, li'Oiillr • 44UI71 FUNDRAISER lor State Senator MIKE SHOEMAKER Jll"'t 28, 2002 5:00 • 8:00 pm Bob Evana Shelter House Rio Grandi, Ohio Auction llld food Jt....... MIIOI'I, • 111-1741 " WE ARE EXCZTI!b AIOIJT NEW WE8 SITE" =~~~ AVAILABLE "••ldentlal or oommo~lll wiring, ntw Hrvlee or rt· llrt. Molitor Llctnlod oltc· rlolan. Ridenour Eltclrloal, wvoooaoe, I!O<I-67&•t7ee. r. Serenity House . '• •• ~ ·~ . •'• • OIJ~ CoMII 1·800-942-9577 •• llllrlollllola 740-44e·1CIM . 4!1.~ lor ttyAve. ,. ~ tttru11 tr.Wna 1110101 13,500, 7o40•7W1200 or fol0-1•z· 21175, ' 18010 .12t.IGO 11tt FOR MOI!.Il lNI'ORMATION PLI!ASI! CALL, !!·MAIL US'OR STOP BY THI! OFFICI! MON·FRI. 8:30A.M. TO 4:30P.M. SAT. 8:30A.M. TO NOON I DOTTII! TURNI!R, Broker........lll2·5182 JI!RRV SPRADLING ........;~ ..... 1148-2111 CHARMI!lE 8PRADLIN0 .........1141:2131 BETTY JD COLLIN8 .................8411-2041 ISAI!NDA JI!FFEAI ...................II2•HH • •• . All Bulk Food (Dry Goode and Cannld OFFERED AT Wr.IOLESALE Price while auppllaa last. 4 milts weat ol Gallipolis. Ohio on State Rt. 141 740·446·6683 to Bermuda Merrill ~lll:h bas suspenditd the broker wbo handled! a, trade till Martha S~wart in the shares of linClone Systems Inc., 11. biotech ~ pany wha&e former CEO bas been arrested on securities, ftau.d chllqes. In a $10.temeo.t rele&s.ed ~ Fri'"'•v, M--'"lvll!-" ••;,d t'l --1· ........ "'.1 ..... had put hter BacllliQ,vic. as. well as his assistant, Doualas. Fmeuil, on ""id lea11 e 1oJ.• rlo.WiJIIIID in.temal in.l!estip.tion. Merrill4'o.eb. sai<1 it bas tu.rned over mformali.on 10 the releviiDt auth0tili.es. Stewart has. co~ under scrutiny from coqressiooal investigators and federal prosecutors over lhe sate of nellfly 4,000 shares of in&' fut .t~lt Slnu.rfit ntllke.a- of ~It~ tllli [Nb, ~ andl p!ICk~iin~ ~ 1M com~ w<ll f"tt~ lt was, maniill.a; ~ w\tb: a. SIKQnd! unnam~ pQI:ttltiW: sllit<lt. Smurfi~ wbi<:bJ ·ba& ~u.b-­ stwttW intllrtit& in th!t tfu.i.te.Q, ~hilS~ ~ei~IKL• fi.lllllll:lli tllke.o..:u bi.d of $3.~ bilh'Qrt ftwn th~~: Chi.:fllQbiiS.~ finwtcill.l Bu.t tne.<li.a. ~ l ~­ ~11. Wdt fit w~ "''""' illt tl "<lii'tlc:uh R!lt Q 6 p!lt!mtill.l btdlier lQ ~ wl ~t lQ. !!W 1:1'\J.~:d firumciWI ln.ful!ll111tiQO u.bc.!u.t. w~ Qlt llOC.lQ lliUit ~ t®- 11111.1 Qffu $23,975 MOLLOHAN CAAPf:T 4X4 8,000 mlloa $18,000 1885 Ford XLT· F150 4X4 Single Cab- 48,000 mllea One owner Firm $11,200.00 The Gallla Co. Vera A11oolatlon will meet Monday, June 24th for th• nomination and election of ofllcel'l. at 7:00 pm. Supper will bt urved at 8:00 pm All member• are requeated to oomt. Comm. Setty Roblnaon VfW Pcilt 4:4&t SUNI»'I JUNE m BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR ANIMAL LOVERS Local well Mtabliahk dog groomlilg business lor ult. Large year round clitnlale. Excellent reputation wlth 111 local vetortnartana. All tqulpmlnt IUpplltl & ll'l.fnlrtg included. For more informtltion . Cali 74().446·0752 THE PURPLE TURTLE Summer Fashions Puzzles • Garnes 446·1998 448·7444 or 1·8n.a30-9182 Drlva,A·Little Save ALOT PARTIAL ESTATE SALE and YARD .SALE · June 27th • 29th & July 1st • 6th 9 arn ·? . Clay Township Community Building on Lovers Lane Antiquo Glaaaware, Antique Furniture, Guna, Rototlllar, KeybOard (like now), Older Singer S•wlng maahln• and a truak load ol toolll WANTE.D TO BUY 1 Acre In Bldweii·Portar area . (740) 245·0615 After 3:00 Large Sectional Sofa, both ends recline $275 Recliner $50 NEBULIZER MEDICATION •65 or over • Billed to Insurance • Uttle If no cost • Free DeliVery • We do all papei'WOfk atiM'VFWfum Ht:wllilft l•IM!-. Hog Rout Eatatt pm Mernblf&& lft*GG~ ' t.adM PI EM blllnta ~~ dlah llf dMsorl KIIJII(UI. SO't a. wa m.u Filii· Foocl· Oil !'I'M· PNM CIIMEq--LMI BOWMAN'S HOMECARE 740o441-nt3 1-8Q0:458-6&M In Gallia County Building for rent or sate lntonnatlonal MMtq tot all MIIQS Mlclrh Sf:ttciGt 1M MI'GI Hltft Scftool atudtnta thai ... Wlttrutea In tlyW\gout tot~tottl'lt 200N<I0311Choa1 WMJ. Place: MEIGS NIDOlE SCHOOl. . AUDITORIUM Datt: ~ J~~nt 27tll . Tlmt: 8:00 Pin 29 year Business at 62 Olive St., Gallipolis 740-446-3159 ICE CREAN SOCIAL Buhan Fltthouse Rd. Friday. Jooe 28lt\ S..'(l(l.? EnltttetiiMJil. Alan Stack a o.n Bfool\a 446·7665 CLIFFSIDE GOLF CLUB For More Info... · Twilight Special All you can play with cart $20.00 Valid Saturday and Sunday attar 3 pm TH Tlmt Raqulrld 446-2342 or 992-2156 740-446-GOLF i.!Oill)' Madii!Qn~~ ImClooe 300 Stcond Ava, O.HIDOIII, 0H Berber Carpet $5.95 yard 11603 t.GD1 17' V9)1agll biili boot, oiOhp MtrOurr lhlt wollo1 lith flndtr, ~2 lb Bulk Food Store Ia relocating. 2001 XLT Ranger Club Cab Lilt Price: 446·7995 Honda Aolltl Moto~yole 801 miiH •1.500. (11041878• AUNT CLARA'S KITCHEN Goocla) now aervea victims of domestic violence call 446-6752 or •• • compan1es A~ warcollllibt:btltw, fllllllnl•• • • ; • OALLIPOLIS,OHI04U31 U.S. DUBLIN;. ll:J=lJmd. (Ml - NEW YQIUC (AP) - BULLETIN BOA . - :1':= '*:.: = 'f::lt111 NOTICITO •aDIM opaiiOCI July 1 at MIIIIANCII raaurar lllttlll'll• Tlto 011111 County TnittoM rsune 11te LOOII •olrd of option ol lduoeuon allan otllbldl. atoopt bldt fer , _ 1t, U. .. 1001 $15.00 peraon $20.~uple • . • ·-&.aoo. 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