http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7c933c3ea6d1c7644ff6f265c00a5298.pdf 2668423cc1a0ceca7456aef4a54165d3 PDF Text Text Pqe a e•The Dilly Sentinel ALLEYOOP Fflcay, August a, 2002 www.mydlllyuntlnel.com . I TEMPO I'IUU..lP Journey to SPORIS ALDER 'The Roof of Football action starting up, 11 _.,...;c---- NEA Croeeworcl Puaele IIUDOI the World~ Cl . M • ~ lll"""t.l • l,t , • • '. . ..... ... • J n l & K. IU ......, ~-.-. •• '. "J, '.\, \ Ill • Chic Boutique offers fun women's fashions, Dl . mt ' tmes .. 'I HI " , ... 4 • Ani J ' . 't ·Business & K t. l • \f l ' • ' "#~Q·~ • Q~ ' 1\tali'~ ~lh \\tln!;'n,"'t ""'" ~~kt WMl I t I t ''f,u ·~ N\vtll Lt. \ t ()t~l"fflM4 ~.,, f'llu ·Deaths iJI """' & .J One deal • FRANK & OIJ~ IF TfAM WINS Ttlf PfNf'IANT vlf <.AN ~ TITL~ wAVff '. BARNEY . PAW!! JUGMA11) !! CI-IECI< 1'H' TH' FLOOR'& A\.\. N'FOUN'D .. ~'f"EPT THE HORN LOSER ""t CJ>.N'T C£i ~r.,.()'(~ TO 1\01-\U.E.. iO OO~t OOOC.C:.T ! BIG NATE THVNK · T~\JNK THU~K T'Hu~w.. THUNIC. rHUN\'. ' .• AH! 50 YOU'RE REP.DY T'O n.Y OUT MY ~OI)A SOT'r~E A.'> A RELI\'i<AT\ON TECHNIQUE' 9 VII>, • 'ol "' c."' ',IA~tc.ll. "'"(.\I.' I I q,i> PEANUTS LlloiVS, WI-IAT AM !601N6 TO 00? I FRIDAY £)0 AUGUST 21 One form {If bridge ClllllJWtition thnt en· joys consideruhle .. nnd understnndnbl~ .. populurity in New Zeulund is kno~kout rubber·bridge. Euch mutch consi~ts uf e~· uctly 30 de11l~. with tho winners moving on to the ne11.1 round. With one dent re· muining. everyone knows ihe situution. And when this :lOth luyout wus distributed curlier this yeur, North·South Medcd to bid und muke n smull slum. North should huvc jumped to · siK diu· monds on the fi r~t round. but hi~ one· spude response hnd an interesting effect. West thought North wus trying to stop· u spnde lend, so. in· steud of opening with the "ubv ious" heurt nee, he selected the spude jnck. . The declarer, · Trevor Rohb, won· dered how hll could uvoid losing two tricks to the missing aces. Apparently he und hi s purmer were doomed to defelll. But one might us well go through the motions . Robb won with dum· my's spudc nee, pluyed u diumond to his uce, led n diu· mond to dummy's jnck, und culled for the club 10. Eust should rush in with the club uce: I hen, treuting his purl· ncr's club three liS u suit· preference signal, find the lethlll he11rt shift. But Eust, wor· ricd thut South hud the heart uce und needed to guess the club juck, plnyed low smoothlY,. Up with the club queen, doclurer next run three spude tricks, disc11rding his last cllib, und conceded only one trick to the heurt11cel The dummy in this deul wus Rlchurd Sulomon. who edits the enjoyuble New Zealand Brid~e muguzine. Full detutls cun · be found ut http://www .nzbridge. urg.nz. ~taUs. AI 111k11 the stund. t~:stii'ying on his m~n tnllntul ~upudt y und 1 hethcr or ll\11 ~hull'. He Is ttc~·uscd of ~unnlng Yunko wns compi:t.>lll . down Arthur. 211. ~uriv in th~ tnllrll· "Nn question 111 niL he wus found Bv DAN HtttMn illllllf Oct. l, 20()1, ui Arth~tr's rc~i · tn lx• m lllllCICtH," Wchb n.•piied. OHERMEsetMVDAtLVRE!ltSTER.COM denctl ut 20J Pnphn· St. Ill Pmnl Wchh s11id thut >~.:vcrulllsychuiopi · POINT PLEASANT - Curtis D. ,·ui tests l'O nducl~d on Vunko by Phmsnnt. Vnnlm WitS stmten~ed to life in p'risnn Tht defense muimulncd th1H Y11nl..n Pt~stcru uud hy his ntllcc condullcd Frid11y utict'l\llOtl tiller bdnl! fuund di~esn 't remember anything uhnutthc thul Yunl..n wu' tryint,~ to nutl..c him· . l!lllhy on u t'lrsHit:l!t'ee 11\111\ler look wnr'c thun ht• nctuully wu,, shuotlng due t11 his hlling lmpuio~d dmrl!~ in the shnotinl! duulh of hl'lll'C rc'ults uf the te sts were Dunny J. Al'thur. The sentence cur· un ukohni uml Llntgs. Dr. D.H. Webb, u lluntington lnvulid. l'ics no dumce for purole. A Wt•xfurd Test w11s ndmlnlsten:d The jury of I J Mnson c ,,unty res I· physkhm Sj)l:cil.l lillng In· psychiutry. ll~nts ivcm IIllO dellbtrmion 111 4:56 . tcstiflt:d fur the deft:nsc hcfnrc hy Pt'Csteru und found thut Yuuktl's . lntclliltellce verbuiiQ wus 116. in·the p.m. und Issued its verdict 111 7: I 0 Yunkn twk the stund . Muson County Prnsccutnr· Dumon uhovc ttverugc run11e. p.m. Ynnko, 26, wns the: lust person to MollltUI nsked Webb utR1111 Yunku's In stu\l'lllcnts In Webb on June 17, No chance for pamlc ,dr Weather Hish: 90s, Low: 60s ~tills. CELEBRITY CIPHER · . by LUll C1mpoa Celtbrlty Cipher _,.me ,,. Cltlltd l!om quotailooe by 111110111 poaplo, poll and r>tUonl. IIGh In 1hl alphtr etandl to; onolhtr. T6clty'l ClUe: C lqlllla 13 "MI' I'GW ILI'I'LN . JDYW GW PLY IMINWI'P GMOOWYWII ... I. HGL IW CWY· DIP." - H M J I' LV IDNIMJJ HMIII IIDI'YWIC PRI!VIOUS SOLUTION- 'You muat alwayl plant your 1111 firmly on the ground It you want to bl able to jump upln lhl air. • - Painter Joan Mlro ... .... . - lho be· farm four 1\mple WOrGI. IO I tLAGHE 1 . 1I I I ENOPI Ia I II I t--,-.,.,.,.;-,M:'-r_,· GRUWN 1"':: 1 "Have you ever noticed " one I j· ,~ I elderly woman said to .her lrlend, · ~~:;:·;;:;·~·::;::!_ .. _"that you h1v1 to get old before I rl R A K 0 V L _anyone says you look • • • • ,"/" !-....,,-.,.,-,.;,,....,,,...;;..,.,TS-11 O Complore chu~klo the. quotoa . . . . . . . by filling In lhe mluln~ word1 .._.._........_..._.._........__, you devolop from lltp No. 3 below. i9 PRINTllof!SENUMBERED LEITERS IN S9UAB!S I'• I'• I'. 1:• I, I~ • ICilAM·LITI ANIWIII Gotten • Couch • Baron • Mostly • COUNTRY ••Y• · ---------ll:tl:lsir.it.::~ogue company In the COUNTRY I" su·turduy, l 21111:! -... .........,. S~1 luft v nhJe~tivu,, inclutl · in~ <ncl1il on"'· und pur<uc · SCORrtO (Oct. 24-Nov. I hem vi~orllu<ly us Ihe 22) •• If you're In neca of n · munlh < unfultl. The ycur durlniJ muncuvcr or udju"· nh,•ud mny turn nut In be 1111 mcm where your curuer Is c~trc,n cly l'uvuruhlc one f!lr cunccrned, toduy could bo the you, Wiln lots uf "'dtin~ de· duy m mukc one. Thing! oro velnl'"'"""· trcndln11ln your (uvm. LhO (July ~J.i\uij. 2l ) •• lln11l nltl l'ri~ntl< und new u~ · SAC'ii'I'TAillt!S !Nov. 23· q11uintanec• Cnlcr Intv yuur l)cc. l l) •· l'nrtnnutcly, bmh . ul'fan·< h>!llly. C•l llcctivc ly. ynu uml Jour mute huvu·.,. IIIey enultl br in~ uhoul ;om~ ccllent Ju amc ntnhmlllhln a~. ''"d tJf 0\Cili nv uovelnpmcnl bocuusc loduy Yl>ll mluht be in your snciul life. Try111~ to ~ IHllpcllcd In muke u de~I Ki un r,ut~h up u bmkon rtnuunce .' lhur could huvc lnnu reu"llinv l'hu Ailrn·Gruph Mutchmukcr cl'l'cciK. cun help you un!lmtund whut . CA PRI CORN !Dec. 22-Jun. "'1ln to mukutho relution,hip I'J). •• Ewn thouah Mlllllc ud· work . Mull S2 .B 10 Mutch· vl~c or cotlnHel ort'crcd 10 you mukor. clu chi• ncw•puper. tnd11y muy Neem wunse. it P.O. LluK 167, Wickliffe, OH will b~h1mvc you w wruHtlc 44092 . wlih II for u while until you VIRGO (Au)i. 23-Scpc. 22) undmtund liM CH!cnce. II ··Now I• lhc '""" 1o K!urt ele· cm1ld huvc pcrounul Hlanll'l· vullnw your HlahtN where yr1ur cunce. · · umbilllliiH ure Involved. It cun AQUARIUS (Jun , 2\l·Peb. be u beu er·lhun . nveru~~ duy · 19) •· Your chun~~~ fm ' ""' for mukirt ll remurkuhlu """ muy be unhunccd once uchievemcntKonc~yousetnn you're buck on truck'"' lhing ~ lhut huvc proven 111 Ill' u roll. LIBR 1\ ($up!. 2~-0ct. 23) . u hh hectl" f1Jr ynu. Tuduy i• .. Plun uhcud und ilurl prcpur· u gnod one Ill Nllrt them nut ing your.clf f'nr your loinur• un\1 rCili'JIUIIII.e ~nur life. row•. Somolhini ~; pre•emly PISCES (f'eh. 20-Murch Sllfring l'nr Yllll 1hu1 could 20) •• '11tls i• '""the lime Ill produce udvnntuueouN eff'ec1• ullow •e.lf·doubt! 111 lntimi· upon theMe fururc hupeM und dul~ you. If' ynu llptlly yuur· pluns. . Ne ll, ynu huv e excellent chnne~• !llduy for prmluclu~ tho tyiJe' uf rc;ul!! rou duMiru. · ARES (Murch 2 ·Aprlll9) •• A chuncu ~ ncountur cnuld pluy ulurwc rolu In bnlstcrln~ yt1ur efi'Ort! tocluy. You muy l'lnd ytllmelf buln~ In the rlaht !pol ul the rlaht time with Mmncune who cun crculc 11 fttt'lunutc hupiJI'nlnal'm you. TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• Toduy ~ould prov~ 10 bo very udvuntuKeou• "on· ~ernlng lh~ utqul!lllnn nf mu· tcrlnl or 11mtnclu\ need~. l'rup· erly hundled. surpluMcMyou ucqulrc.now will provide l'or ymor future wun11. GEMINI IMuy 21.June ~Ol •. There mny be 11 lurK~ rnl~ revcm1l tnduy reaurdrn v thu muntle of luuderHhlp, pla~ln11 you In the Cll!blrd-NCUI. 'l'hll!C . . you've helped muy 1ww feul .:e~mpe ll ed to tlleuse yuu . in!! his VIlle~. nnd she notillcd housekeeping lo ~:uti the shcl'ill''s ollku. SllWUI':' WOIII huck lltttslt.IQ Ill try to .~Un1 his llllck. und Deputy Fcliurc m·c·i vcd minulcs tutor llwn th~ Gulliu mmty Junior Fuir~munlls . ll1c t.lci>liiY unem1>1cd to get inliwmution l'rom Sowct':'. hut he juii11X.'d l'l\lm the 11\tck und begun 1111\ltl. lie wus uppr~:hcndc11 in the 11urking lot ol thl.' Red R1xlslcr rOSI\IUI'U\11, ioculOu uit·cctiy hcskle the Bulil!ct Inn. · AcctmllnQ to Lt. Joo Bt'llwnlnl(. who wus 1tis1l on the scene, no ot11ccrs were huurct!, 'mhcr lhun somo. muce over· spt•uy,' he suld. Sowers wus clu~cd with t!ls· orderly conduct und resisting um:st, und will be cxu·udltl!l.llo Fnmklin County where ho is wuntcd on und outstundlny lclony w;urum lor u PJ;Obntion viol~tlion. 1llc oril(inul chttll!C wus IXl.~scssion of drugs, u llfih dt:~rcc felony. · · We Ut'C consu Iling with 01e prosuculor's ornc.:c 011 llllng udditionui clml'l!es." Browning_ suid. Index a ledlona - 21 Pllpl Calendars Celebrations classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather C. 2002 Ohio VIlli'( A3 C2 02·7 insert Cl A4 .-AS A2 Bl ·8 A2 ~001, Vnnl..1' 'utd thut he hull suf· krcd >cvcrui henrt utt 1ck> und hud . been code red 't'l'erul times us u put lent u.t St. Mury\ l-l11spimllilllow· mg u I 11'13 c'tlr llc'l'idem on ·krlcho Rnull in l'uint l'letl'n nt. lie 111:-o 'uill th11t ht' hml dl\>pped out 1>f hi~o:h wiMll due to the lll'ci· OCIII. The prn,cc·utinn refuted those· stnlt•mcnts, suyin11 hnspltul records Llidn '1 show uny heart nttud' ur cooe reds und thut on his udmissinn record IL) the hosphul, Yunkn stuted he was 11 hi!lh sehoul droi)·Out. . . PI•..•••Yenko.AI DOWIItowll still copes with .. fire's aftemath iX.'i.'tUilC 11111!1)' IIIla bc!lllll l'tliS• Rearrongo lollort of 0 lour acromblea word• low A nee ·11 L H Y • I' L • W M Z I' G HMI' A2 1\n lm:itlcnt Hi the Budget Inn motel. Jud.snn Plkc. Gttillpoll~, ttl I :Jtl p.m. ·nutrslluy sent '"'c nlun hl the hnsJlltulwith minor inilll k's nl\cr h• uncmptild Ill .,in f'l'\lm mnhotitics. M lcheul Sowt:rs. · of' 1\mmntlu. wus upprohcnded by tlulliu Ollllt)' shcrill"s ul!puly Ruiph l"i:lhn\: unLI Ohio stutc hi11hwuy putmlmun Bryun i)lll:k when he ultemptal to 1hllll Fdltu'll itl the (lnt'kin~tlnl nf' th motel. Awunling HI th~ t-epiWI, fi<l\VL'I':'' VChidc IYOllld 11!ll SIU11, unll he wcm inlnthc 13udgct lnn Ill mnkc n lung disllllll.'t' phone cull lht· ns~islun~-e. ·n,c t~'I: P· tionist told Snwet':' he wmrlll huvc 111 1111y lilr u lont~·dlstun~'C cull. und u·i~'i.llo ht-lp him muk~ 11 collect cull. Sh suld thut h~ . Wile to husband, " ft on the cover of this call· Iogue If we don't make a purchase they'll give our ld· Au~, sentence Van Audree Price 89 Wand11 Jean Rupe, 72 FAIR ROYALTY- 2002 Gallla County Junior Fair Queen Allole Halley waits as her stepmother Paulette Halley, odju1ta her tiara after Allele sold one of her hoae Friday at the flllr. All~la, whoae bone cancer Is now In remlsalon, called her winning the quean's title "a blesslnll." (Kevin Kelly) Alicia blessings BY KIVIN KILLY KKELLY411MY0Ail'ITAIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - Allclu Hul!cy siOnll on the mllin stugc of the Ouiliu County Junior Fulr lust Mondny, not ncluuily ~xp~cting to win the fulr qucen's title for 2002 in u field of I 3 contcstunts. But. when the jildiiCN unnounced their decision ut the end of the unnuul pugcunt, -surprise und then elution swept over her. "Oh 11osh, I didn'r think I'd get lt ut ilrst," the 2002 gruduule of South Oul!iu High School ret1cctcd, uddlng thut she went thrnu11h the pugeant huppy to be u contcstunt. But winning the titl!l, she suld, "Is u blesslnll." · Hu!ley, Cluughtcr of Terry unil Paulette Holley of Oul!lpolls, und Alison Daniels, hus rcusons to believe she Is blessed . Diullnosed two yours UJIO with Ewings Surcomu, a bone cunccr detected In counts her ng fair h~r left hlp, Huilcy suw her normul teenage life chun11c drustlcuiiy , us she under· went treatment und wus forced to miss school. But the suppon uf her fumlly. school and community took her through the dlfff. cult puth to remission . It ulso provided her With u doternilnotlon to ·muke the most of her life. Tutored during her Ill· ness, Huiley returned to classes In 200 I und ucccpt· ed her diploma ut SOHS In June, and as u I O·year member of Pairs & Spares 4-H Club udvised by Ronnie and Cheryl Slone, she resumed her fulr pur· ticlpotlon with u project ond us n ~ueen contcKtunt. Lust Monday, she stood on unother ~tusc us 2001 fulr queen BetNy Shawver crowned her the reaent of this year'& fair. "It's tlrtna, butllove It,'' Halley said Frlduy between ~ale of her hogs ut the falr'l annual. m~rket hog sui e. "I' 111 struttin' my stuff out here this week. I've told ynun11cr girls uboul the quccn's pugcut~l und whul u greut expert· · encc II Is. . "My court Is wonder· ful." she uddod. "We've . ulreudy set up u· duto tu uttend the Muson County Fulr. We're going to du everything together." .1'he 2002 queen's court consists of Amundu Wothe. Muriuh Suundcrs. Ruche! Nuylor und Kristin Swisher who ure, res pee· tiveiy, lirst throush fourth runncrsup In the pugeunt. Sprcudtn11 the word ubout the fair und the queen'! competition Is just one tlf the tni!HRuges Holley hus committed her• · Nclf to communlcutlng with the world. Her expo· rlencc with cunccr hus · mude her u speaker on the meunlng of living, a point Nhc shured with her cinsN· mutes In u' speclul address PIIIH ... Qulin, AI Bv KIVIN KILLY KKEI.LYIII'MYOAII.YTRISUNE.COM GALLII'OI.IS - At~ p.m. on Suturdtiy. Au11. 4, 2!X>I. lnsuruncc ngcnt Ronnie Lynch wu~ leuvi ng the Oullipnlls Wui·Murt whon u friend informed him thut f\1\\ hut.l engulfed the 'cctlnn of the dnwntown huslncs~ block huu~ing Huskins Thnncr Co . l..ync)j, whv&u ofl1cc wns sevornl doors up from .tho vcncrnble clothh1 11 store, dushcd 1u the scene to see if the fire hud spreud. "I wu.< there ut .'i: I~." he snld . "You couldn'l even breuthe . There wus thi ck, hluck smoke cnmln11 nul of the building . 1 went m·ound the huck to wntch II." Wllhln un hour, his wmsl fcurs hud hcon cnnflrmcd . The fire lhul consumed tho Interior of the Huskins Tun ncr hulldlug hud spreud to nc~~rb 7 structures inthu historic hust· ness district on. the J(Ml block M Sccund Avenue. Although flmncs only struck the top 11oor of the thrcc· smry b11 ildl ng hous I11ll the Lynch A!lcncy ·ul 336 Second Ave .. tho buck wuli collupscd und wutcr dumugc wt(~ seen throughout the rest of th~ hulldlnt,t. l.vn~h WI" not ulone in the dcvi t ~ltttinn. The firt• , hmullhl under control ul'tcl' ,jx hour' hy flrel'lp.hl~r' l'rnm netlt'iy 20 ur~u i.lcplll'IIIICIII,, i!l'lc~tci.l five ht"ltll•ssc' und 'truck . scvcml upurtmcnt' in th e · hlock. A ycur Iuter, property own· ors und Oulllpolls clllzons ure siJIJ coplna with the llre's ul)crmulh, lts etl'cct on lho downlown 's vllullty, sn fety . uno whul the futut'C holds. Wh11t's next The Lyndl hulldlng, the third flour uf whil.:h wus removed In Octuhcr, will he demolished soon und lhc common Willi It 'hnre' with I he hulldlng owned hy Sonny Oumes, whose Stnnc Jur store uml J.C. Penney culu· Iogue· outlet opcrmcs mil of the structure. will he · strcnythcncd. suld Rnndy Breech, lhc · city's engineer· ing cunsuhunt. The Brundebcrry hullding, which housed lhe Put On Shop, wus donuted to MulnStrcet Quill polis, the I orsunb.ut on devoted to pro· rnoti_ng downmwn business. P11111 HI Aftermath, AI ~--'111'r-------, Thle Ia one of the many aoenee captured 11111 yoer durin& the fire of Haaklne Tanner In downtown Gallipolis. Flrefl&hter • atrua· &led well Into the nl&ht to control the blaze. (Bryan Lon&) Publlthlnl Co. Kleis' Fair Sponaored by the HMC Pediatric: Unit MondtiJ, ·Augu1t I ' I OaOO aM • 2100 PM . Potllatrlc Unit C3rd Ploor) CANCER(June 21·July 22) .. There IK u. scu"'l1 fllr MUW• In~ unu u Meu><lll I'm reaping. Todur muy bl.o onr where you cuul1 be pulu huck in lur11•• 111 •u;ure by lhu'~ 1'11r whum you've Linne •unocthin~ nice. All are welc:ame and invited! Refreshments will be served! Parents • bring your child'a immunization record for free chackal For call 446•1071 ·- ---------' .. -· ., - MEDICAL CENTER Discouer the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org �' A2 • ~ • geA:S ,,2DG2 Heat, humidity prevail durln1 OhiOwtltMr luncHiy, Aug. 4 IYAIHHHAI'IIA fNliN LCOM OAI.I.. II'Ol.l Thu weeI. 111 1his ~'l'llf ·~ Oa1U11 1\UI\1)' l1U111\f F\llr 1.'1111. 1\1\IX be d~&crl""'l a& &1\~111)'. People t~verywh~"" Will'\' wlhlna. Chlldl'lln ln. 1helr ,Iii""~ 1111d ~PII.A~V~Il~ lllllj·~lilllV\Id Sl\tfiS llllll.~d 111'1 1111\1 UIW~•mfl'11111lt\>, 11 h11~· ~~~ 11 1en·illl • II••• 1'11lr wee~ 1hls )'rttr. 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U lllllllt'fL Alit• 11 I<~NIIlhlfl - t" filo tlfi.l.NtlE Oi<!ll'el and lllllili "''~t~~ !1\l\loh tlnftlltll 1'4!Uh101'1 <It lldb E\lt!hl lhllli'eth\l\IM ~ttilt)l ~.llh Myere 1'4!Uhl01'1, Felt'II8W Chull!llllt1- MtlURI lion hll!ltl ba1kel tlmnet til I~ 30 ll ht ~o• 111 t.l~\11~1111 tli~t!~ fl\lll\l • • • 0 (,~ • .. ..... '""'' "'c~ I'll_.. _ c~ lhowlll T•IIQiml !lain ~~riOI IM lot ' Slight chance of rain in forecast Chnnco nf ruin :W porcon1 , • The No11onul Wou1hor Monduy nluht ... PIIr11y ' Service RII)'R hiJ1hN will bo 90 cloudy wllh a Hllghl chance or hl11her nn Sunduy. There of Nhowon nnd thunder· will bo n chunce of Hhowcl'll RtormM. l..uw* In tho IIPtler ond 1hunderHtormR Sunduy 60M. Chnnco nl' min 20 po1·· nl11h1 nnd curly Munday. coni, SunriHe Sundny will be nl Extendod rorecaNtl 6:33 n,m. l'uoM dny ... Purtly clmtdy, A Weather fllmiNI chuncc nf ahnworNnnd lhun· Sundny ... Putchy foil until der~wma un111 mldnl11ht. mld·mnrnlng, lhen mos11y Hlahs near 90. .}Iunny hnl nnd humid. Highs Wednosduy ... Mostly clcur. 90 to 9~. Llaht southouRI Low~ In tho mid 60N und winds. . hlghaln the mid 80s. Sunduy . nl~ht ... Mostly Thur~day .. ,MnNtly cleur. clcur. LowNIn the upper 601. Lows 64 In 69 nnd hlahHIn Monduy... Purtly cloudy. A . the upper 80s. aliJihl ch11ncc of showen ond Prlduy... Mostly clour. Luws thundcmormi In the ul'ler· In the mid 60~ und hljiU 8~ noun. HIQhN In the lnwer 90s, {n 90, . BY THE ~ SSOC I~TED PRE8a , '' Read all of ,your Gal1ia Fair results an A& . CorriOIIon Pollov Our main aonotrn In IIIIIOrltlll 1o ~ accurall, It VO'J know olan orror In a tiOry, oall tilt .newtroem 11 ~~0·2342 or iia-2155, ,o,.,oy . 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I I'(AN~UM = lllt!V@I !1\!l!llmu ~~ l!ll'l'!!t ~~~~11\ellill ~~~pliit ~~I , ~~~~ till~ ~~~tll\1 11!l!Otl10~ Otllltlll\, t I<!@@WIII Wfill M\lli!W h11MVt A\11. t ~ALU~ ILTII - flllllu~~ llnm~t ~~·~ntl l!ltltt!t 'liN ttJN - Ohio · 1/elltY \'oulll Wotbr. ill~eooltlll<lll 11\eell~fl. t ll m , Vlnl<lll iielllllt c"utl!!l F'<lt lhlotm.!ll<lll, llt!ll t~0-38HIId2 'fh11r.ii~ Aut, Ill k.t.N.t.UGA ~lllyet m••""~ at l!ll""r M~tMtill h11•W111 Beptlll Chuil!ll, t p m , wtlh lh@ fiev. jl,ndl'ltw l>etsllt1s i'eachl"ll 111"111~ All • . II 1<'-N.t.UM - Suhdtiy !!oRool t!l Bll'll!t Motlltltllll l'n!~wlil i!t!pi!OI Ohull!ll, 10 11111 , bil\llhhlnij l'fllll me tt!dlo pflltltt!m 'Bt!tll< lo lftl! tltu..' oo ' Grand, Champion ho1 h0111l!IIIQ 111:1\lll! W\JijiiJII, 8 ~ m., New Lilli lullt~ltlt tlul\ltl a.t11nl1y, Aug. 10 I'll IUIIINf}li - MltY \}(!WIIll1 Will lll!mOOIIilllll tl!li•WIIIIJhiHij 1ml M l GS Mlti"M.Ill' 1\llllf•l'lliMI!I'M nr llll)' - PlEASANT~~ "l•l I II ell I II Nil j1 \l'l 1 Ill " "I 0 01·'1: 1NI /N\IIcll'cll.' tiN\ /II \II,'\ II I 875·5282 Alk lor your Aaolnt, Ohio • (7401848·2210 SyraouM, Ohio • (74b) 802-8333 MtiHbtr 1'/JIC Rtctntcltlnp MASON COUNTY FAIR AUQUST STH THRU 1QTH f'tlt,.wt·:. ,t~ 4'1•t, ?.u.." ..,m Sales tu holiday retlllen' hopes as shoppen pack malls TUUDAY, AUOUIT 111\il mllllll ll~r Orlun In Qlyoflold. Tho Htore, MlfltHI J.. uwli Nnlll 11 WIIN uno nf the whlgh HOIINmulnly ulnthln», N'),«fjJ~ hcNI illf ~• ho llllil MC O, GMUUOUO!l 11MNIIION J!CIUI tiy "We will be hmnbod 'ml!lduy, Mold munuJ!ar A11rll TOTAL INTE«NET iOfiWQIO lntnnrmw,'' l.. ~w i N Nnld. Cnmr.10n. mo~o1 conuo(lino fn11 L f( Q1uiii.'I'N 111 M1m\lnwbmnk "II ~ 11roul. We'ro doinll Mnll In llurri Nnn . Cr1unty exuollom builllON8 11 "VI omoll boKo&, Wobmoll, do11hlad their dull~ Nu loi Compton Nnld. "It dol'lnltoiy Instant Monoylnu untl morol !lliiiiN hy nnnn 11rld«)', Nllld huNhalporl u wlwlo lm." M111'katln11 Ul ro~tur <.'ryNt«l 'l'rut'11e wui hllnvy 111 th@ U!!!lmJ!Id Accen •llgn Up Online M~NH~IliiPr. , llurHinyton Mull .In "It'• -hllen 11reut. W va llorhmtr~vlllo und r tullar~ heon hll~y," •he NOid, . hrug d ror Pll YOn lnt8illr du~ "Th~~ uro hu ~lnjl u mi x· !lu turdu~, uld t\n~olu 1111'11 nl ovorylhlnu. A lot nf llandor•on, miMiftl\ltnut~ol· ~ l u thln11 Nloro oro lolling lng dlroetnr. llUIIN full ul' Qlnlho8. "' ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.,._.,.. fl~u~le ur roolly lokintl r udvnntii~O ul' lt.," Mf~ED Memnger Muld rotollorM were nm Httre wh11110 OK/10111 · Nlll~U IN .thohAN· l'lrNlh ldlma11 ~~ill! . WeNt' thiN Vlr~lnlu 1r1 •AION tux linllduy. "It'• lllll nljtn llo u wonder· . . G.... l'ul weekend," Nhe Nllld. · · n •u Tho 111x lmllduy uuruetod lffUVCN nr NhOjlflOfH Ill Pu~lf'lg ll1mwo11r ol tho M rgor Mull 'fhu Ohio Valley 'ltiiiiiVI OHAMPION - Jlllli!nllwl!ln'8 rlilillfvtl C hilm~J IOtl htle Wll8 llUtllhlllit!tl by \hi! Oalllll County biOiitill! ButellU fllr $1\.11:1 f'lllr pou11ti tlurlnd l=rtd!!y'e annual m~rkll\ Mll81111! il\ lhll Oallhl eoul1\y Juf\IOr Flllt. fhll htld wiJighA 264 f'ltlUMdil . SW!!In Iii II 1111!111btlr of U1i! 11lllr~ & Bt~iltlla 4-H Club , FlrtHf\ lolt ilr8 !!rent JE!mos, 8wol11 , blvl!otouk Qullen J!!S81011 All Ill, blvllllttlok Ben lor Ptlt1Cti88 H611y OIJHIItJ!!y, Flllf QUilli n Allclil HiliiOy 11Nd blvU\tlok JU~Itlf ~riR~ti§ti ARdrM V!!MMtillir, (9tlllf) ~~!Ulli N BAQA8ALYNN lltM . WIDNI!IDAY, AUQUIT7 CHRIS CAGLE 8PM www.localnet.com • W!f n'O '·'.TALK" nv RU Chelsea Dent & Keith Fitch · Saturday, August 10 Good Tlmi• Bar • Pomeroy. Ohlp $~ 0 Alder • $5 Pass · Sign up 12:00 • 1:00 Last Bike 5:00 FRI!I! HOT - PreelfM . Stop by OulllpoiiM City llflliQO offigor8 hm rellOnlly QitOd lhc fulhlWhll!. lndlvldtmJ8: OAU..lf'Ot. IS - llmc tl~o~ hnv~ heon llrumtnn A. umpl II. IR. 3111 Ouukrt(lao Mel t'or the Onllllt·JnckNnll "Chnlt' nl' lho l~ml(l , llldwoll, nn Opilrutor 'M llg nMOI PO - ~ PC DOCTOR Practices set "The purkln11 lut IN nbinlutely puckcd. We expected u lnrao turngut. However 11'1 been even hill· IICf thun expected," inld Rhondu WillMon, murketlna director of CmMHroudN Mull In Beckley. At Chnrlu tnn " Town Comer, ubmat u dM4n curly hlrd HhnpJlen cnmhea throu ~ h the rncki 111 J.C. Penney nftcr It open~1l twct hours curly, 111 R u.m, Th · Ntnre offered liN uwn dl~ · Commul\lty Calendar 11 publlahed 11 o ltM tei'VIce to nOI'\ptolll groupe . Wlthltlll lo ellnOUhct meetlngo and apeeiel •-t• The eeltnder 11 not dt!algned lo promote oele1 or lund· rtllaeta of any type llert1a are ptlnled tla apace permltt and cannot M guaranleed to •PP<II' Flk llemt to 74rl-H6 -3008; email lhem to newsOmydallytrlbune com, Rt1~lllit Ol' Syru~u.rtllocat/on-r for details. VlNTON - VInton Vlllnao Counoii'M ro1uiBr monthly mo tina 11 6 p.m. '1\i~dll)' In tho viiiii(IO hull. ~nyur J:)onn« OoWiu unnnuncod. NU fOI lUX. V.clllon ltble I iloolo Son tanvun Flt'l'tr ~dvenlute , Nottllup ~lltlit Church, Au~. 6-9, 6:30 lo ~ :00 lim Clotlng program, sunday at t p.m. IN POINT coundl mlltln1 CllARLESTO N (AJl) Smne retullen e~cood e'l Nulos jluniN by mldduy Prl,lny liN N hOpjllli'N JliiCke!.l NIOI'OM ncr011 Wesl Virjllnlu 011 the t'lr11 du~ of' the lUII e's innu• gurol snlcs tux hollduy. The lullldny, which cnntln· , ueN thrnut~l• mldnl11111 Sunduy, exempu clothcN, shoo1 und Nclwul M Uf!tlllili CCIIII IIJI ICIN thnn $ f00 Cllch from 1hc stmc'i 6 11ercent Clr« IIIOMf Vlrglnle Bahe w111 ctlelnte her IIOih bltthdey on Aug • Carda may Thurtd•., Auo. tt .,. IIMI 10 Mt" II 613 Filii A.. , l<il.NIIUOA - i"rt!Y•!l m&&llng at ' Gellipo:jlla, Cillo •563 t l!ll'll!t Mem·orl&l F1'1!ewlll Bapllal Church, t p II\ , wllh 111• ~•• ol.ndrtlw ll'the (Millet) Heyman Will ctlel't!roOI'\a i'ellchtng · brtltt herll6111 blrlhday Aug 7 Cerda may .,. , aenl 10 her at FHendahlp •~~~illy, Auo. n Vllloge, Heelltl Cal'll C.nter, Room KII\NiiiUGA - Sunday School et 13:i. 5et5 Ponderoll Orl._, Sllvet Memotlol · nuwlll Bapllol Co!umbuo OH 43:!3 t ChUilll\, IQ a II\ , beglnhl~g With lhe tt!dlo pfllllhlll1 "BBICII lu 11\e Crou' ot1 Mory Qrlnln, gel wall end oncour· WJEH Elll!lllt1Q oet~l<le 1116 p.m agem<~MI oah11 Mary waa owner of Qtlnln OI'OCety SIOOI, due to health OlllLIPOLIS - Fotgt<eh Fout 1o l'eaaOI'\o she has had lo close her alt\g al lltabo!lll ChaUel Chuil:h, 8 alore She m1soe1 her cuoll)hlero and li m i'eatol Allred Holley frlehda Catdo may bil eent lo 73ll Stele Route 7, Qelll~olll, Ohio 1illlrt6ay1.t.ug. i i ~5831 . i'<:ANAUGA - Phl\'llt lll&ettng .t l!ilvet Mem~tlal Freewill Bapllat Mayor of Mill Cree• celebraltl her Chutth, 7p.m., wllft lht 11&~. ~ndh!w 8ht bltlhdey Aug. 6, 2002 Cltdt i'er.ons lei~liln~ . tnay be sent to 3259 Mill Ct9tk f1oad , Galilpo:jlls, Ohio •5631 GltAND CHAMPION HOG IOI.D - twalm area busiMI!eet:!e anti 111ti1VItluels Wlllil ll:lll,llllil!t ttl IJUtcilasi! Aaron ~uti's grentl bllilll\~1\ll\ 11011. 111 the em•ual tnatklll ho~ !late Ftlttay at th~ tlelllla '()tJUt1ty JUt\lt)t r-elt, tile tlt)jJ, Wl!tQhlt1Q ~i3il IJI:lUMtiS , . l"ffiiW,WYpeldf,G1II\I 11!\tlhl!tl 1.1 tnoortl t:Jtloe tll $:a ~w lltlUt1t1 ttom tllllt'ltlM Ellltltt •• 1.111tl tamlly, t;,t; , tJeltlwell truoklng, IM! truok ln ~, thll JUit\bo el Cl!ntllMaty, Uodlll\l!r's, tlery and Justin r-elltlt1, flat et1t1 IJI!lsY · tlllnlltt!ly, &M teK and Aoeoulitm;, Sli!W~tl E lllWI~ tlf Ja\l~son, Ortlwn t:xMvellt\Q, Blaekburn tree SerVIlle at1tl 0111 1nJ~ki1111 , IMI, e lt1!Ht1bl!t tlf Ktlun\ry Krltters 4-H Club, Is et ~t!lllllr with tlana . At lett E!rl! rl!~rll~en\a\l>mij or thl! buyete, whlitl at tight attl Llv\lattlO~ Qu\ll!tl Jl!aa l tl~ Allie, uwa\tltlk lltllor flrltt~ll~li Htllly C!!Md!ly, Ll\\11! Mr,· \ll!llla Ctlunty !ltadley tlU111tt11Hgb , Lilli!! Ml~a Gallie tltlunty Maddl!ltltt MIIYMtd, ahd Flllf QUill!f\ Alillla HEIII!!y. tl:tl! flog W!l~ dtlMU!d ttl lh!! Oi! llla C!lUflty Chiltlt!!l1 '1! Hom!!. CtJit\l'lllltl! rnulto ot thl! 8811! will llflf'lllt:lr thlll wllllk In thll G!!lllpolia Dlill ly Ttlbuno . (Stall) . I Ill'. lltliiiMhl'll pl'illlcll llll l)' tiM M JIUCil 11~1'11111! 111111 ~111111111 11\' ~llllrl\1111'1'11 Ill hi' \lrll\ll'tl " Mjlt'~il't~ 111111ltl1'1' Ill' l Hy! , Ilk , Th11 hl\mk·ln IK IJ\1 l11v~l In huvl' 0111/UI'fQd . \'KIIW~Illl 1hYhlliii'K nf lllilfllil!h1 11nd I I 11.m. Thtii'NUily, A~lllll'illlllllll Ihi' roport, thi' Mul\I~IM t'\IIIIIIV\'11 thl! ul \l tt·l~ nullOI' lhlm lhu t\lilt' ot' lhg hullttlu~. 1111~ llroko tho wlnllliW tu 1111.1 1\'lml lln11r. Nu It mM huvo t n 1 lllll\1'11miMMin~•. Men:orvllle Bapllol Chun:h VacttiOI\ Bl.,.. tchool. 1 .30 lo I 30 pm ., Aug 12-18 MOI\Ue~1 Alii , 11 GALliPOlitl Oallla County Al\lmal w.llel'll LHtau•. I 30 um , 1 l't!h!l"' Epla~l Cftui'Ct1 - IM 111 HI llllll\lllll~l' llll'lltll~~ uml KtJil· dtt l I'V~I II M . 'l'h~ cnl~ll~ lll' IM IIIII lltl ~ljlH~~ hl 111\1111\lhl I al 8 p m hy populo• d<'lllotKI . WE'RF. FINALLY t'l1111111111lit • t'ul~ndut' 1111hll~h"'t M u 1\~~ ~~rvlc~ 11\111 111\ttll ~I'Hllll! Wl~h ill~ l WJEH E\19t1111Q alt...,. Fait Ho'l'tn Untied M&lhodlol Church llible School Aug 111-16, mr ~Mdren edw ~ lhttlugh elghlh gr~~de II adull ~IMi wtll be o!lered. 40MMUNI Y .A L N 1 Alt ~lll~'\1 1111~ ill¥~~11!1"11111! 11 111\'11~ In nt WIIIKllll ~ (J I\1~111')1. Ohln l~mu~ ~M. Ntwe Departmenll. 0111lpoll1 O.p~rlmo"' ••ttntiQnl are: Man~glnll edllor E•t. I8 Newt editor ,. . ext, 23 A=nlng tdltor Ext, 20 • • lh l. 21 lltlllllt!V ilfihOOI ~~ M1\1 , ll~t~t~ellltl" F111lmmunllltlons ' lilt A. lilllllli 1:11 i!@b• tl~ll ii'Ok I~ i'lt!UI\1~~ 111>1!1\llll\1~111~ t11\1111~~ ~1\ll 1'1~~8 M~~ \~MII~IIl I!\1\JU~ ot till! 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His devotion stems from his family's longtime involvement in showing at the fair. The son of Tom and Shirley Beaver of Gallipolis. and brother of T.C. Beaver. a frequent entrnnt in the fair, Matthew has been involved in the fair for about six years. The 13-year-old, who enters Gallia Academy High School's eighth grude this fall, said he plans to continue showing and selling at the fair as long as he can. "I've been watching T.C. do it since I was a kid, that's how I got into .it," Matthew TAKING CARE- Matthew Beaver tends to one of the lambs he 's enterea1n lh1s year's GalliC! said. · . County Junior Fair prior to Saturday's annual market lamb sale. H1s fami ly has shown and sold From that experience, he's learned about lambs and their 1am bs at th e 1a 1r for a nurn ber of years . (Kev1n Ke 11 Y) care. water is available. Force 4-H Club. Jacob will 'em go. but )OIIIlillt'll> t>mt'<' "You can tell whenever ·"Keep them in a nice, enter River Valley High lambs I<> ):t'l tlwm I\> 'Hmd they've sick because their shady spot and make sure School as u freshmnn this straight for lh~ JLidge>. uud ears drof down and their they have plenty of water," fall, while Jordan is · going then !<Ike tlwm l<>r ·u wuik." head wil ·always be down," into the fifth grade ut Kyger he suid. "Wht•n th~y gt'l Matthew said. "In winter, he said. loose. they ht•ad l·ighl had In . First-yeur lumb exhibitors Cree~ Middle School. they come' inside because The boys started working 1he burn. '" ymt don 'I huvc 10 that's when they have their Jacob and Jordan Saunders of Gallipolis are also learning with lumbs in the spring in worry h>O mm:h.'' babies." The Saundt·r, hoy' and During the fuir, particularly the ropes about lambs with preparation for the fair and have Iuken their lessons in their two projects, which Mc llthcw lll' <ll er agret'd I hal this year's with temperatures stride. Their dad, Bobby were sold during Saturday's on sule thoy. '''panllmg iht'm·· reaching into the 90s, Saunders, hus ulso gotlen into selws fr~>m th~tr lumb' 11 thf· Matthew knows what has to annuul market lumb sule. "It's fun. but a lot of work," the act and l'ound the expcri· tkuli, but u no:~e>~ury Slt'P· be done to keep them healthy. "I reckl1n \H'' II deal \\ llh Fans are mounted on the top said Jacob. who with Jordan ence enlightening. rails of the pen area and is a member of Millennium "You can take a pig und let it," suid Bobby Saunders. BY KIVIN KN.Y ... AND ro LIKE ONE OF THOSE. Qalllpolla, Ohio • Pomeroy, Ohio Point Pl1111nt, W.Va. Audree Price, 89, of Gallipolis. died Saturday. August 3• 2002 at Wyngate of Gallipolis. Born July 12, 1913 in Gallipolis, daughter of the lute Blake and Georgeanna Shato Strait, she retired in 1980 from the Gallipolis Developmental Center, where she was a Psychiatric Aide. Price is survived by two sons, Charles F. Price of Reynoldsburg, and Gary T. Price of Gallipolis: a grandson. Charles Gary Price, was raised in her home: three grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in death by her husband, C. Kermit Price in 1981, and by six brothers, and five sisters. Services will be I 0 a.m. Tuesday, at Willis Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Macedonia Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 6-8 p.m. Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Dlckeraon Publlaher Larry Boyer Advertlalng Manager Diane Key Hill Controller l .dttrr td 11t1 f'flllr•r rrrfl .,,,lrnHtfl. rill)' .rlt11uld.ifl ltu titan JtHJ M'nrdJ, AUI1n1rr ro ttlldrt• tutti mH.f l br .~/'""' lfrlfll"d"J' adtlr1.u 11'111 tflltplwHf' numhfr. ""'' H"'ltrtrtlltttffl 11•1/1 ft.- p11bi1Jittd. l .tltttrl ~ltr!Nid bt In lltmd_uutt, /HNfiJ, IUJI pfln·rmul/t/ts. ' 'ttt'f ttlbjtf'l add"'·''"' Wanda Jean Rupe /It,,., 11tr tlplnfmu , ,,prt:utd t•u/amu• htlln•• ,.,, tltr rmtwuur 11/th• Ohl" 'bllry 1..,/tllrltllfl( {',t, \ f!ditrtrlit/ llr._rrd, Hlfifln rtlhPr ..'/Jf' IWII'fl. Wanda Jean Rupe. 72, of Columbus, died Friday, August 2, 2002 at the Select Specialty Hospital in Columbus. Arrangements will be announ~ed later by Willis Funeral Home. · NATIONAL VIEW Aftermath Bad idea Postal. Setvice was right to reject 'TIPS' proposal KILPATRICK'S VIEW • The Herald, Everett, Wash., 011 Operation TIPS: It was a bad idea from the start. And thanks to the U.S. Postal Service official rejection of Operation TIPS, the Homeland Security Official program will hopefully get some much-needed revam~ing. Here s how the government progmm is apparently. supposed to work: People with jobs that put them in others' homes, neighborhoods, on the highways and in other businesses arc asked to report suspicious a~tivily to the government. So, the' cable guy at your house could he checkinj;\ out things and reporting anylhing he thinks is amtss. The Justice Department had to know this woul4 not go over well with the public, let alone the slew of liabilities il could hring. It creates an unfortunate situation for everyone. especially those hard-working people just trying to deliver the mail or packages or get throi.tgh the workday. What if their "spying" put them in a dangerous situation? Would they be compcnsuted for this extru work'! How would it impact their jobs? So tilllch for customer service. The impact on businesses likely would be negative. The Justice Department should focus its coOI·dinatinn and communication efforts on making sure all luw enforcement agencies ure working together to sort information . Homeland security will be most successful if the people paid to protect us know what's going on in their towns and across the country. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Sunday, Aug. 4, the 216th day of 2002. There are 149 duys left in the year. Toduy's Highlight in Hi.1tory: . · . On Au~. 4, I 944, Nazi pollee ruided the secret annex of u building m Amsterdam and arrested eight people ~ including . 15-yeur-old Anne Frank. whose diary becume u famous account of the Hoiocuusl . She died of typhus in Bergen-Belsen In the spri ng of 1945, just weeks before the camp wus liberal· ed. On this dttte : . In 1735, u jury ucquilled John Peter ZCnger of the New York Weekly Journal of seditious libel. . In 1790, the Coast Ouurd had its beginnings us the Revenue Culler Service. · In 1792, English romunlic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley wus born In Field Place, Englund. · In I 1!30, plans for the city of Chicago were laid out. • In IM92, Andrew and Abby Borden were axed lo death in their home in Full Ri'ver, Mass. Lizzie Borden. Andrew Bori.lcn 's daughter from a previous marriage, was accused of the killings, but acquitted at trial. In 1914, Britain declared wur on Germany while the United Stales proclaimed its neutrality. . . ln. 1916, the United States purchased the Danish Virgin IKiunds f1ir $2~ million . In 1964, the bodies of mis~ing civil rights workers Michael H. Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James E. Chaney were found buried in 1m earthen dum in Mi,sissij>pi. In 1977, President Curter signed u measure establishing the Department of Energy. In l9H7. the Federal Communicmions Commi ssion voted to rescind the Fuirnes.~ Doctrine. whiclt required rudio and television stulion.l to present bulunced coverage of controversial issues. • l i;n year~ u~o : The crew uf the space shuttle Atlantis encoun. lcred Jiflicu li1cs us they tried lo reel oul a satellite attached to miles uf thin wrd us part of un electrici ty-producing cxperimc nl. . Five years ugo: Teamsters went on a 15-day strike ugainst United Puree! Service after talks broke down with the nation's · htrgcst puckuge delivery ~'crv i~:c . Jeanne Cahnent, at age 122 the world's oldest person, died al u retirement home in Aries, Prance. 'One ycur ago: Thousands of admirers turned out in London to celchrate the 101.11 hinhduy of Britain's Queen Mother Elllubcih In what would be the last such celebration. (The Queen Mother died Murch 30.) North Korean leader Kim Jong II and Russiun President Vladimir Putin held talks in Moscow. Toduy's Birthdays: Jour11uiist Helen Thomas is 1!2. Pulc~linlun leuder Yu~ser Arufut i~ 73. Singer Frankie Ford is 62. Actor-comedian Richard liclt,cr is 51!. Aclor-.;crccnwriler Billy Bob Thornton i~ 47. Track star Mary Decker Slaney is 44. Ba.1eball pitcher Ro~cr Cle.mens is 40. Ruck mu sician Rob. Cleku (Boo RadlcysJ 1s 34. Actor Michael DeLLiisc is 31 Rhythm-and-blues ~i ngcr- actor Marques Houston (IMXJ is 21. Actor Cole Spruu .~e i1 ·ten. Actor Dylan Sprouse is ten. to do it. I've had to depend on a lot of advice." Lynch is paying for the demolition h1mself. from PlgeAI Community need While all of it would by the owner, Dr. Keith force a business owner to · Brandeberry. consider moving, Lynch has It will be taken down and to remain in the the site will be marketed by opted downtown because "it's a MainStreet to attract new beautiful place to be" that Jbusi nesses and jobs to the he doesn't want to see fall area, said Breech, MainStreet's vice president. by the wuyside. "I'm optimistic about the The front of the Brandebecry future, but there is a need to building was removed in call attention to the commuJune. nity about the 80-foot hole The building once housing that we will have here," he Haskins Tanner came down said. "We need community last yeur. "After the buildings are input on a solution. removed, the sites will be . "I don't depend on the filled und landscaped," walk-in traffic as much as my neighbors do, but there Breech said. has to be somethin~ to get The Lynch building's . people down here,' Lynch demolition is anticipated for · the weekend of Aug. 17 ·18. added. Breech agreed. . "Everyone's in agreement "The Main Street board building is too dilapidated," very much wants to market Breech said, addmg that the site to bri n~ in new demolition was approved by the city's Historical jobs,'' he said. 'The fire Preservation Review Board, occurred exactly in the cenwhich oversees the condition ter of the block, so as a consequence, our downtown is of historic structures. . times and critically wounded. MANSFIELD (AP) Once sites are cleared and affected." More than a dozen police the fire, businessMany of the people who knew Despite public safety assured, the cruisers chased Harton after. wooden barrier now filling es unaffected by the fire him said Kermando "Cliff' most of one section of the · have stayed on the block, Harton was polite and person- shots were fired at a truck stop sidewalk will be removed and the past year has seen able. But his wife told a on Intorstato 71. Authorltlos "in anticipation · of the the addition of some new neighbor that after he was said they found four children fired as a Columbus police in the vehicle Harton left Christmas season. That's shops and a restaurant. Robert Dean Gordon, who · officer earlier this month, he behind when he fled in the bc:en the merchants' conbecame city .manaper July became withdrawn and felt marked sheriff's vehicle. cern," Breech said. Police found Mrs. Hanon, The barrier was erected, 26, said the issue o revital- himself to be a failure. 27, dead in their Columbus izing the downtown has . And when his wife, and the block closed on sev· Elizabeth Harton, started lalk· home after Harton's fonner eral occasions while work to taken on a new urgency. "I think that the communiing about a divorce -a topic wife called authorities and either stabilize walls or ty has to be included in the the couple had discussed said he told her he had shot his remove portions of the development and rebirth of before - he lost control, current wife. Franklin County affected buildings was done. Sheriff Jim Karnes said. The street was closed for those areas downtown," he friends and authorities say. said. "Some of that will be "He lost his job. I think · "He asked me if I could part of a weekend in the fall with those who own the that's an element of stress for watch his children, since I'd when a high wind alerl property listening to those him. The Issue of divorce done such a good job with our · prompted fears that the weakened walls of the Lynch needs. The city manager's pops up, thut's an additional two children, and then I said, building's top floor could office will support the devel- stress. And I think he 'What is wron~?' and he said, opment and the decisions of snapped,'' said Columbus 'I killed her,'' Hunon 's for· tor.ple. mer wife told a dispatcher. 'Partial demolition took the property owners If based pohce Lt. Tom Fischer. Authorities said Harton, The former wife. who has· place as the buildings began on a community needs assessment. who is suspected of killing his n't been Identified. said to deteriorate," Breech said. "Since I became city manwife, stole a sport-utility vehl· · Harton told her he'd been "In the early days, a lot of ager, it has been one of the cle owned by the Morrow served with divorce papers consideration was given to preserving the buildings by top two concerns of our pub· County sheriff's office, then "and he just lost it.". Columbus police fired making them two stories lie," Gordon added. "That's · . kept state troopers at bay on a challenge I trust to meet." an interstate highway for 4 1/2 Hanon, 39, on Jutr 8 because high instead of three, and the . Forward step hours Priday. The standoff he fired at the mmivan of a historical preservation . A move that was an out- ended when he fled into fleeing shoplifting suspect review board had an interest come of the .fire - relocat- woods and was shot three while working off-duty as a in keeping the buildings, but ing utility lines in 2-112 we came to a consensus there were too many finan- Alley behind the business block - will become a real· cial factors to consider." at a time. Radiation treatment The cost of maintaining ity, said Breech. has caused vascular necrosis application for his buildin~, as well as · An in the affected hip, meaning through the ongoing cla1ms difficulties $300,000 the hip will die and a replace· Regional fromPipA1 with his insurer, led Lynch to Appalachian men t 1s necessary. Commission to have overdecide on demolition. "But we'll take thut in a Because tje Lynch Agency head utilities placed under- at graduation. heartbeat," said Paulette provides insurance on every· ground has been approved, She will participate in and Halley, who left job as a thing except property and with a 20 percent match speak at the Relay for Life nurse at Cabell. her Huntington casualty, Lynch said . he's from the city and property eventto find a cure for cancer Hospital lo take care of relied oil others' expertise in owners, whose replacement set for Aug . 16 in the Alic1a. those areas in dealing with . of electric service counts GaiJipolis City Park. . "I'm fine, I'm In remission toward the local match, his claim. ''lhere's nothing better I'd for good, hopefully,'' Alicia "It's been extremely time· Breech said, like to do than tell people . The application was pre· about what happens," Halley added. consuming," said Lynch, With. a renewed confiwho moved his office to 312 pared for the city by Tracy said. dence, she will be attending Second Ave. "It's been a hor- Call of lhe Gallia County NJ.Imerous people rallied to the University of Rio Grande rjble experience, and it did· Community ·Improvement Halley's aid during her ill- this fall to major in middle Corporation. n't have to be that way. ness, among them her 4-H childhood education. Her Authorities said lines and club's advisers, the Slones. "But I guess there's a lot future plans are to teach in of horror stories, and the poles in the alley were a haz"They're a blessing, too," Gallia County and become a insurance companies have ard for firefighters. Burying said Halley, a recipienl of the 4-H adviser. paid so many claims from the lines, Breech said, clears Ryan Slone 4-H scholarship. "I'm staying here,'' Halley hurrkanes and other disas· up another safety ·issue, and SGHS Principal Scot West said. "I would not be in any ters .they're tightening up on opens the way for businesses said her detennmation to suc- other comm~nity. I'll teach.at to develop new entrances to ceed was evident when ·she any school m Gallia County. the money. "Some people ask me why, . their stores and offices. returned to school. That's what my plans are." if I'm in the insurance busi· "Hopefully, the time "Alicia has had to mature ness, I'm having di(ficulty fall arrives, the hnes will be very quickly with what she's with my insurer," Lynch buried and the demolition been put up with,'' West said. Auto~ Owner& Insurance added. "We're not experts in sites will be cleaned up," "I lhink she's great. She was LlfJ H - CarB...rthat field, we're not hcensed Breech said. In the office every day check· 7'- ..,. Pull.~ .. in* on scholursh1ps. 'She is the first fair queen INSURANCE PLUS from South Gallia, and she's a wonderful representative of AGENCIES, INC. our school,'' he added. With . the cancer in remis· 114 Court Pomeroy sion, Halley's 'physicals and . lab work have fallen from every month to three months Courts should play minimal role in .redistricting issue was thus a deviation of only 19 persons, equal it~ as illusory. In Karcher, four the census of 2000, or 0.003 percent from abwlutc cq L1ality. dissc1111ng justices sharply questioned Pennsyivanm lost two of its 21 seats in Several Democrats mnumliy sued the the whole idea of preci se equality the House of Represenuuives. This led governor. . among congressional districts. to ·a political dogfight in Harrisburg. In any rntionul world, such an infini· · The concept should be sharply quesThc dogfight led to u luwsuit, and now tesimul deviation would suffice to meet Iinned. If an April figure for Lancaster the col'nbutants are in the Supreme the commendable concept of one man, County was accurate in the morning. it Court on u petition for review. one vote. Pennsylvania 's plan did not was wrong by afternoon . The .Johnson I hope the court takes the cuse. It is suffice. A three -j udge federal court family has moved from Lancaster to high time for the justices to reconsider found the act fatally llawcd. If the leg- York. At Ihe other end of the slate the the absurdities thut arc implicit in their · islators had just shifted a lillie pial here Kozinskis have moved from Greene to present redistricting jurisprudence. In und a lillie plat there, they could have Westmnrcland, taking their noisy dog demandin~ virtually absolute equality drawn up a plan with zero deviation. with them . People die. Babies are born. of populatmn among a stale's emigres- Zero! The popul;nion is never "precisely" sionul districts, the court is chasing u But the numerical deviation was not tixed. It is constantly in llux. will-o' ·the-wis,P. Sue~ equality is a fi~ · the. st~te's most miserable failure : The Given that fuel of life, the high court ment ol Jusuce W1·ll1am Brennan s red1stnctmg acl would p11 s1x mcum - ought to treat redistricting with the beni~n imagination. bents against each . other. Judges same flexibility that it acknowledges in Th1s is the situation. For purposes of · Richard Nygaar(l and Sylvia Rambo other areas. · Under the Constitution. reapportionment, the Bureau of the were shocked. Shocked! Their keen what laws are "necessary und pro~er" ? Census fixed Pennsylvania's population noses detected u spoor of politics. What searches ure unreasonable . No al 12,281,054. Euch of the 19 reconsti· Politics! Over a dissent by . District fewer than eight umendments authorize luted , congressional districts ideally Judge William H. Yohn Jr., they ordered Congress to enforce their provisions by would have a population of 646,37 I. In .the state to try again . The controlling "appropriate" legislatio1i .. What is the Camelot world invented by the hi~h cases are Kirkpatrick in 1969 and "appropriate'"/ The doctrine of equal court, the ideal became the Holy Grall. l<archer in 1983. The former involved protecuon is fine, but as a practical mat· In November 2001, legislators began redistricting in Missouri. the Iauer a ter some districts will always be more their quest. They ~athered maps, und redistricting plan in New Jersey. · equal than others. plats, and charts w1th lines and urrows. In Kirkpatrick , the varying popula· It is especially urgent in this field that Demographic experts pored over the tions ranged from 2.8 percent below a the courts play a minimal role . dutuJrom 322.424 census blocks. There statewide average to 3.13·percent above Redistricting 1s a le~isliltive responsi· was some give-und-take, though. per- average. This was too grem a spread for bilit~. True .. boys w1ll be boys, and a haps a lillie more give by the Democrats Justice Brennan. A state, he said, must partisan, spmt ~annot be que~chcd . Lust and u little more take by the strive for "precise mathematical equali- January s b1li 111 Pennsylvama 1mp1shly Republicans. It happens. · ty." Every variance, "no maHer how lumped Democrat Reps. John P. Murtha At lust the job was done - or so the small," must be justll'ied. In Karcher, and Frank Mascara into the same disleadership hoped . On Jan. 7, 2002. the court invalidated a variance or less trict. Ho, ho. This is noncofthejudges' R,epublican Gov. Mark S. Schweiker than 0.7 percent. business. The high court should seize si~ ned a redistr~cting bill. The sn:tullest )3,0\h opini~ns have run into strong this opportunity to say so. ul the new dtstncts had a population on cn11c1sm. Jusuce Abc Fortus concurred paper of 646,362. The lurgest had a pur- in the result in Kirkpatrick but decried (lame.~ J. Kilpatrick il· a columnisrfor ported population of 646,381. There the concept of precise muthematicul Universal Press Syndicare.) Bv JAMES J. KILPATRICK Foliowin~ THE ROBERTS' VIEW In D. C., the pendulum ofpower swings once more Bv ColuE ROIIRTI AND STIVIN V. ROIIIRTI One of the biggest questions this country ever fiiCes is the proper size and role of government. The unswer changes with the times, und after a long period dominated by anti· Washington sentiment, the tide has shifted and power is now flowing biiCk to the nation's capital. This drives a lot of small-government. free·market conservatives crazy. But President Bush has not contracted some dread liberal microbe from drinking Potomac river water.. He is largely responding 10 event~. at home and abroad, thut demand a national response. The two best examples are pursuin~ter. rorists and regulating corporations. ven the most ardent foe of Washington won't argue that Kansas can root out AI Qaeda, or that Pennsylvania can police powerful multinational entities like Enron and Anhur Andersen. The .rresident himo;elf warned wayward executives this week that if they're cook· ing the books, his Administration will use new federal laws "to find you (and) to wrest you." His old buddies in corporate boardrooms and conservative think tanks were probably. no) too thrilled with that threat. But as l'eder.d budgets and bureaucracies expand to deal with these problemS. and Republicans start •sniping at each other, Democrats have to be careful not to over· play their hand. The country is in no mood lor a return to tax-and-spend liberalism. or lor one-size-tits-ail solutions to social pro· · grams tailored in W<1shington. What the public wants, it seems to us, is good sense - free m<)J'kets combined with Hlcctive regulation; limited government, nut with a robust security system that keeps their families safe. A shon history lesson is useful here. The New Deal inaugurated a long period dom· inated by issues that required centralized solutions. The De~rcssion. World War II, the Cold War, rebUilding Europe, the struggle for equal rights by blacks and women - all these challenges could only be conquered by a concened natioqal effon. But New Deal liberals overreached in the mid·'60s. They thought poverty could. be cured by wars waged from Wushington, and that races could be forced to uttendthe same schools through federal court orders. This led to the conservative counterrevolution of Ronald Reagan. who cam· paigned against. Washington as the "puzzle palace on the Potomac," denounced "wei· fare queens" who buy beer with food stamps. and convinced many voters that their federal tax dollars were being wasted. The Reagan era. was also fueled by a basic shift in the economy. Working fami· lies, the eore of the Democrat~' New Deal coalition, were moving rapidly put to the suburbs and up to the middle class. Many no longer identilied with the party's usagainst-them rhetoric and increasingly saw the Federal government not a~ a friend but as an enemy. Clrn;e to half of ail union members backed Reagan's re-election in 1984. • One Democrat who sensed this shift was Bill Clintol). the only leader of his party to · win two full terms in the White House since Frdllklin Roosevelt It was Cl inton who signed - over the objections of his pany's left.wing - a welfare relolin bill that epitomized the shift or power out of Wa~ hmgton and back w the states. The conservatives who swept to domi· nance in the House under Ne\\'1 Gingrich in 1994 carried their anti-Wa,hington cru• • sade a step further. Some suggested closing the Department of Education altogeth.er. Many advocated tenn limit~ on the theory that service in the capital was inherently conupting. Few moved their families to Washington, · which they viewed as Gomorrah-on-the-Potomac. George Bush continued that appro11Ch. He campaigned a~ a Wa~hington outsider, on a platform of shrinking the size of government, and his first major success was u $1.3-trillion cut in federal taxes. Then came Sept. 11 . National security has shot 10 the top of the agenda. Issues like airport screening are 100 imponant to be left 10 the states or private contractors, so the federal governmem has taken over. The same folks who wanted 10 shut down the Education Department a few years ago have found themselves voting to create a new and massive bureaucracy, the Department of Homeland Security. · The wave of corporate failures h:~s revealed deep flaws in IICCOUnting rules and executive IICCOUntability. Even deepdyed free marketeers have rushed to embrace new federal regulations thar might restore investor conlidence. Nothing "in government and politics stays the same. Issues change and the baJ. ance of power shifts, and that's the way it should be. Americans are pragmatic peepie. not ideologues. They do what works. they respond to real needs. A period of greater federal influence was probably inevita~le, ~oUowin~ the Reagan era. But one thtng IS cenatn: the pendulum of power will swing back again. · (Cokie Roberts atui Steven V. Roberrs are Washihgton·based political jourTUJI· isrs.) · Ex-policeman shot in highway • standoff; wife foundaead ·earlier Queen grocery store security officl'r about two years ugo, said Acting Police Chief Antone Lunatu. A passenger was wounded. · Lanata said that the day before her husband was fired. Mrs. Hurton coi ncidentally entered training at the police academy. Flags were at half· staff for her Friday at the downtown police headquurters. Arlene Hooper. u neighbor. said Mrs. Harton told her that her husband changed after he was fired. "He became withdrawn und was being reul l1ur\l llll hun s~lf. " Hooper 111id. "ll is income was tukcn !\\\ uy from him und he l'clll ike u fnil111·,., .. ·Authorities jllve this t' h i " · :;;~~~:·: 0 1 e pursu 1 unv At 5:08 a.m .. the Morrow County Sheriff's Depurun~nt · received u Cull that uman with two handguns wus 1nsidt the Duke Tmck Stop on I· 71 ncur Mount Gilend, ub.IUI 45 m1b nonh ·of Columbus. Ol'licers arrived at 5: 17 a.m. ju11 before Mrs . Hnrlon \ hody was found . Yanko thul he wanted to apologi1t· lo Arthur 's friend~ and f!unrl y who packed one >idt· of tilt' courtroom. "I'm here because ol rn y own sclf-centcredne.' l and recklessness," Yanko ,aid. "If I could change place~ with Daniel Arthur ... I would do that without hes itation ." from PapAl In a redirect, defense unor· ney Stephen Littlepa~e asked Webb if such inconSIStencies were . quite common wifh addicts. "I wouldn 't say quite com· mon, but yes, we do sec inconsistencies," Webb replied. . On the stand, Yanko said that he didn't have any ani · mosity towards Arthur and that neither ·or them were drug dealers. Yanko said that after he took Xanux und drunk beer in the afternoon of Oct. I, 200 I , he blacked out and doesn't remember anything until waking up at Pleasant Valley Hospital early on the morning' of Oct. 2. "I had someone i.n fact that came and told me I was in jail for murder,'' Yanko said , "They said thut I killed Daniel Anhur. I thought it was a mistake." . Yanko went on to testify ----------HEARING TESTS COUPON br .Outdoors teaches lessons to youth, Bl - - ... - ----·~--- 992-6677 - ··--__........-. - J �• ' Junbq 'lima· ~'~<~'f ..... . _ . ~~ ~~ -c:Mb~ l - 1.-~411 ~- IQf 1\tO\t ~ ..w. 1 -(~ lo'IIM 1 '- ~H\M 3 - K~Ii!IM~ ' , - ~ ~'li\Q.n t • l\141~ ~ l - ~1\t~ •'-"'' ~ :\ - ~~ c...~~ ~ ~ ~=="' 1 .w. WQII.j ~ s-. ~Mt ti¥M ' ~ - l!t<M . . . . 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OH 01 VII Smith a- Chrll Aoborll 3 - MogAn .F iihtr COLUMBUS (AP) - Stutc u Columbus lnwyor rcpresenl· and federal permits were ln11 profJCr1y ~lwnen und en vi· isRucd Fridoy to allow con· · ronmentullstH, He sold the muctlon . of 11 $.50 million project could ruin pristine petroleum pipeline that woods and purk land · thut actlvis~ ~ay could dumuac draw 1ourlsts In Moutheust pristl nc woods ~nd IIOtSCH In Ohio's Hocking l-Ulls, southeastern Ohio, · The line would cross 363 The Ohhl Environmental streums, '' wetlonds ~nd sev· Protection Agency and tho . ernl nuture preserves from the U.S. Army Corps · of cd!Jc of the Wnyne Notional · Engineer~ bo1h issued pennlts Porest In Lowrence Cnunty for the 149-mlle pipeline from through Crnlllu, JuckNon. Kenova, W,Vu., to Columbus. VInton, Hockln~J, Polrfleld. The pipeline would be built Pickuway und Prunklln coun· and owned by o Muruthon ties, Ashland Pcttoleum unit called "We're l!cilnll to fl11ht to Ohio River Pipe Line LLC, protect the Hockln11 Hills umll Muruthon Nuid the pipeline the bitter end," Suhli sold, could be operutlns neJCI IUm· He quc•tlnned why the mer. The .p.tlpe line will enrry Army Corps' permit apJ"'nvul up to 80,000 burrels of liU!Kl- came just two houl"ll after the llne, diesel ond jet fuel dAlly EPA onnounced It approved and is needed to support cco· the permit. He sold the Al'rny nomic Jrc>Wth In centro! Ohio, CorpH normully tukoN time to the .company uid, review stnte wuter quulily per· Opponent~ of the pipeline mit approvuls before dccidlnl! plan to appeal the permit whether to INNuc l'edernl per· approvals, said Rlchurd Sahli. mitN l'or projects affect IIIIJ I' 1a3. ~own Coto 1 - Jllmt~ Hollay . R• Zt ahftty Mnya1 HUN't'INtl'rON, W.V11, In 1111 ttl make Mtlhhull llnlvcrslty thotball l!illtlcs 111111'\\ tlVtillubl~ lbl' t'ttmlllcs, nlre~t\W of Alhlctks · llob Mm'l:um mmt\UII~ ttldtty thtlt ~1111111 thncs t\1r Hel\l home fnotbtlll l!lllncs have been movcd11p to 4:30 p.m. "We tmtlersltmd thm there ls tt lm)!e number tlf Murshnll l'tltllbnll t\ms who work on Stttm\lny, bul we ulsu wmu to tlutlre our home l!tlll\es mo1\\ ettslly n~-.'l!sslhle l\11' t'ttmlllcs with children:' Mmt:um snld, "W\lthlnk that the 4:.30 klckutY tim~ stl'lkcs n llOOd huhmce fot' Wtll'~h~ tlms us wellns t\tml· lies." 'rhc chtllll!tl un'e~ts only tlu-ec gumcs on the ~002 Hertl s~:hcdule, 'rl11l IJutlnlo llttme (0\:t. ll ) tmtlllull Stule illll1tc <Nuv. 30) we1-c bl1th ol'lglimlly set t\11' 7 p.m. The 'tiw State l!lllllc (tkl. 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H p.m.), whkh will be lclcylscd by l:iSI'N l utld HSI'N t'I!Spl!~tlv~· ly, lii'C stllltellllllivc, In tlddltltm hl tlu-cc uppcur· ltltccs 1111 LiSPN/tlSPN2, Mtu·shull. will huvc l'mll' 1\UII\cs lcl~vlscd hy WSAZ·iV In Hunthtlli011Uslll"'f1 of the ISil Sp1111s TV puckul!e, As muny us lWei other I!UIIlcs nmy be sclcclctltn he 1clcvl.scd us purl uf the Mld · AIHCI'kllll Cunfci'CIICC TV puckuj!c, hut those l!.llillcs will nut be select· cJ Ulllll l l tluys h1 utlvuncc. · cnu" •·~'~ Th~mo llootlt - fll!ll!tvet Oe1t1 Awt~llllrorn t'ltllhl Coo"IY• · H M l/1%\lt% A.UOOii~OO ' I %1 Ni\W HOt!~\\ ~·H tllu~ t$ Pumllutll Aallnll ~lng I • Cr·lllij J31110t a • Aon~i ~WMV 3 - Chrlt Aobt!lt Sella fines Bcawi:len for 1a~ . Vat Saltf1oo · J • Jaulaa MArlhAII And~ tor tho World a - ~iliA Haiti Shoaling Sla!l mouth I 28. l'iO!UQIQU Hort a t - Jonna Wa!ll Morgan All!lort Brlonno 9mllh Morgnn Atloor• 3 - Ornndil'iunl I~CIPI'I ~ltlplng Hindi . NEW YORK CAPl - Jim bowden wus tlnctl by ~ommls· slnu~r ~ull Sell!! o11 lirkhty, 11 duy ul\cr· the Cluchmutl Rals ~llll~rul tnUillll!lilr comptu'Ctl u potentlul busoooll slrlkc with the Sept, II letrorlstttllucks, Sclll! tliLI 11Ut dlsdose the uiiUJUIII uf the llne, lllvlctl ut\or a.. Aquallo Solonou 11 1 • M~euon !lluvun1 FrtahLook .ColorBitnda• ' Writing & Auporii11Q fer Tl!un1 I - ~IUfl BelkA · Anatoo Wellington 3 - Oy1nn1 ggtuton a- Federal.regulators approve pipeline '· 1 • K@IHV J<ll\!"00 Oilnl@l Outt WI" IStMtl tao. 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Outcloon teaches lessons osu · ' ~~~ ~CM\UI!I~ II'\ TIIM tot Clo~ II 1 • lt~lfl Fl•n~~~n ~ 1 ~ ~-~11001 ·~~~ ~ ~liM " """ ~~ I ~~ l'llltlft1it" 2' - 1'11~~" .. ~-~ ~~~- (Mn\. ~ ~ tltel\AM ,.,~ ~~-~-t«t~ I.IWIQ li.Miflillt 'filii\~ , .. ~y Sl!\lllm e- ~IQI Ounotn . ~~ ~ - ~~it)j- ~ li't no... tQr Ctothio~Q I I - Kalilt "-""'• . ~-~~lilt\ ~ ~u II! 1-iil\'IICi 1 ~\·~ ~ s- I • !11111\' " - l\.i\)'~~ ~ Jcot \';t\\11.\M •. I 1 CltNI !'\'*""Ill . ll ~li::W ~ Sunda~AUfUil4.100l • - toot~y . ~ ~ ~!'a~ ~~~ t:'oo~ ~ $1 blue hone~ llfltn turquo111 brown tmtth~et Fr11hLook' Colort wuterwuyH. . "How ccmld they huve thor· OLI(Ihly OVIIIUIIICll It II' the 11nul dOCUillCill WUNn't iHHUCd hy the Ohio IWA until toiluy'/'' sold Sohll, 11 former luwycr fur iho U(IOIIC)'. Spokeswomen f'()r Oov. flob . Tuft und the Army CorJiH Hulri' their Ajlcn cles thoroujjhly reviewed tho llfllpoHed . pipeline !Jel'ore IHHulnjl the pcrmltH, "The l)overnor Is 11 wm·~ ol' the contrnverHy, ·hut he !IeveN the EPA cnrcflllly lunked ut the , pn1joct und thlll the Hockln!l HJII ~ environment will be preHcrved," Tul'l HpokeNwornnri Mur·y Arllle Shurkey Huld, "The jiOVct·nm· certnlnly HUJlports ~Cillwrnl c development In the Htut~ n1' 'Ohio und r~~~~~nl1.c~ thut h'N NOrllCtl OICH~I fn~ull In bul~nce COmiJCtllljl lntcr'CNIH in these I H~ U~H . " ' hllll green Foau•• Bottcolore• 1qua violet blue FrtehLook Color lnhlnoere• blllt ""'" FfeshloOk~ ,,.CIBA viSion. Cosmetic Contact Lenses 'the ~mnmlss loner consult~tl whh Rws uwlll\r Curl Lindner Ulld ~hlef operutlnl! olllcer John Allen, A Nlllletu~nfiMsu!otl by th~ ~tlmtui K Nioner'M olllce culled Bowdllll's mmutks "lnllllnsltlve und lnuppn,prlutg," . 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Identifying tmcks, , nuts 1.11\d dltl'erent fulh'llt' CUll Spllfk 1111 inltlttl ln~rest mid H' by chnlll.'e you t011 nct'tlss u deer or other wlldllt'e, you'll hnve them hooked, l'uck drinks und 11 light lunch anti brllll! ulong the hiMC\IIIlrs 1\tld even II Cl.ll11- . er1.1, Show them how tu dear nn opening nt the busc of n tree so thul they cun be quiet while slulnl! In the woods. Tl·y und help them ldetltlfy nil the different sounds In the woods, from the cow of a crow to the buttllll! of crick" .cts und dcudu bugs, . Keep lhe fh'st l'ew lldVell· tures short In nature and If your s1ude11t slltrts lo !!Ill t'ld· gctyl pnck e\>erythlnl!; up und hMtt fo1' home, keeprna u positive note at ull times. This Is u lenrnhtl! e11perlence 1hut 11eeds to be run and fu II back • . 1\IIJI!I I'IIIIT CATCH - t;evl ' Doolittle, II, M Point Plea11ant, bagged his first wild 'turkey tills eprlng, The Ealltarn welghud·ln at :22 pounds. Levi Is the son or Sammie and Tracy Doolittle, Levi was hunting with nls grandpa, Jack Sturgeon, on Paradise Farm. . Shephard p1cked to (Subtnlttlld) ' OLBNVILLE, W.Va. (AP) - . stmll!ht !eu11ue titles J'rorn 1997 to Shephct'd Wlls nicked Suturduy to 199g before stumbllnl! the pust two win 1he WeRt Vlrplnlu · seMons. . Conference football t:humpl· · Shllpherd rec:el ved five tlf lliSht pos~lble l'lrMt·plnce · votes !'rom leugue coaches, Dllfendlng chumpltln Glenville State rec~l ved the other three top votes, Shepherd won threl! WVU·Tech, which returns nine sttuters both · tJn offense und defense, WM Jllcked to 11nlsh third - its highest preseason rnnklng In . ut leusl eiBhl years. It wus foiJowt!d by Falnnont State, West Liberty, West Vlrginlu WeHieyun W11sf Vlrglnlu Stute unJ Con~ord, Tressel said, A rivalry is born in Texas capture WVIAC crown on~hlp, COLUMBUS iAP) - Ohio fullhUt:k Branden Joe, w~o is chal'l!ed with drunken dri· ving, . has been 'us· pended for ull three weeks of preseason camp and the . opening game, the university Trneel said Saturday. Joe, u 20-year-old sophomore,· reported for Cltmp Thursduy with the upperclassmun, whose tirsL practice )NUS SatUrday: . . On Wednesduy, Joe's uttorney pleaded innocent to a dnmk driving ~hur~e on Joe's behalf in Franklin County Municipal Court "Dunng the suspension. he's not pan of the team at all." spokesman Steve Snupp said Saturday. That mean' Joe will not attend meetln~s and was not allowed 10 be 111 lhe team photo shot Friday. He will miss the season opener ugains1 Texas Tech on Aug. 24 but will rejoin the team the following day. Joe · WIL~ urrcsted July 26 after pollee found him asleep in a car about 3:45 a.m. on a highwuy rmnp neur campus. Poli~c said he refused to take u breathalyzer lest Coach Jim Tressel told The Columbus Dispatch the suspension was not intended to send a message to the team. "I think you want to do wha1 you think IS fulr, and you can't use anyont: for messages," Stale CI~O:,'Ilblc, Whe11 lntrodudlll! u ~hlld to fishing , m.uke sure you do It r.ll!ht, Youn11 people don't lmve n lot tlf putlenl.'tl, so muke the tlrst l'ew outln~,;s shm't, simple eusy lessons, l'unfish provide un cusy quur1'YIn ctllt:h und are the perfect t1sh to stllrt 11 ynunl! Ulll!ler lllltl\11, Buy them u Zcbco push buttml reel or eve11 better yel, u cune pole. Show thetu 1\ow lo rl11 up u cot'k und tie on the hooR, ull the ·while tuklng your time 1111d being putlum. ,IHHIHTHchtltll WI 11 ·mIss opener , • HOUSTON (AP) - If they did·. n't have a bus is tor u rivalry be tore, the Houston Texuns und Dullus Cowboys have one now. · The two teums got together for a scrimmuge ut hiswric Robertson Sutdium Friday nigh1, the first 1ime the expansion Texans had gone ugu,ins1 another NFL teum in any form. . Shortly into the t 1-on-11 full tackle drilL they had another t1rs1 when Texans center Steve McKinney und Cowboys defen· slve tackle John Nix were scrumbllnl! on the ground and the Texans franchise quarterback David Carr piled on to help his struggling teammate. · Some players thought the scuffle promoted cumaradefie for the startup Tcxuns. Couch Dom Cupers didn" t agree. "We'll lulk about that We've already talked about it;• Capers said following the two-hour scrim· mage. "We can't afford in the reg· ular .~eason to lose anybody. l know Steve understands that" · The 1wo teams worked out together Friday rnornin¥ at the Texan's pructice facihty and moved over to Robertson Stadium on the University of Houston campus for an evening scrimmage. The scrimmuge might have unit· ed the young Texans, but it also showed they have plenty of work to do before Monday ntght's first Pleue IH llwelry, IS Spurrier's first QB choice on the spot in Japan OSAKA, Jupun (AI') - gume. Shllllil Muuhews gets Wushlnl!ton RedKkln" quur· the night off und will sulft terbul!k Suge .Rosenfels wng nellt week ut Carolina. u~kild by u Jupun~~e reporlef Wuert'fel und Mtttthews to look lmo u 11omeru, rul!le u pluyed ftlr Spurrier at rl~t untl Nhout1"Yntturo deL" Florldll, 11lvlng lh~mn nntur· ul utlvnntulle, It meuns "Let s go.'' Roscnfeh trlell fii!Verul l!ven wlth the lntrlgultll! tltn~N, bUl h11 never quit~ gl'll quurterbu~k dllrby, the Nptll· It right. light will be more on the . It wJII reully be time ftlr cuuch than on uny player. R11Henfel!i to 1!~1 Sunduy Spurrier, who hus u five· (Snturduy nlllht EDT) when year, $2~ million contract, the Redskins . pluy the Sun will flnully get to teMt the Fun Prnncl8co 49ers In the 'N Oun lnlhe big-time pros. Amerlcun aowl - u11d he'd "It will be lntel\lstlna to better come cl·ose ttl getting 11ee what he can do at the NFL level," 49ers qunrter· ll rlahL • Ro8enfeklti 8turtlna coach bo~k Jeff Onrol11 suld. "I Steve Spurrler'8 first exhlbl· don't think he'll hold lillY· tlou game, aettlna the first thin a back." Spurrier. didn't have ex.hl; honor In a thi'ee·way quarter· butk ~ontelt, Spurrier h alv· bltlon aume• iu fllt~tldul 1o Ina Rosenfel8 the chancl! he'A been all over the p aee even though the second-year de8crlblna hl8 feelings and pluycr hus never played In n his game plan, Overall, how· reftulur·seu8on game, ever, he hllrl mlnlltlJzed the Thut'8 the next Ktep right aame'• slanlflcan~:ll, prefer· now for Suae," Spurrier said. flna to save his real competl· "A lot of' plltyertl hnv• not tlvc juices tot the Meallon pluyid In tliutenvlrontnent." o~ner Sept. 8, Rtnenfell will play the ' 11'8 kind of like u bowl flnt half und Ounny aame," Spurrier said Friday Wu~rffel will flnhh the' ufter practice dt the Osllkn Donte, "Sometimes those bowl games don't mean u heck oT u lot In college, You keep score, There's going to he u winner und loser." Spurrier said he will play everyone, try to win nnd throw In u trick pluy here or there, such UN u reverse to Japanese receiver Aklhito Amuyu to delight the horne crowd. 'fhe couch d!Bmissed the notion of holding something back, even though 1he Redsklns und 49er~ win meet Ul!uln In Week 3 of the regular season , "Np, we're riot going to line up In the 'I' fonnatlon, tos8 It rl,ht and run it up the middle,' Spurrier suid. "We're golns to try to give OIU' plare.rs a t:honee to make liome p[nys," A~ usual, Spurrier Is run· nl ng controry to the usual NFL line·. Sun Francisco ~ouch Steve Murlucci, for exumple, Hllld he's restrll!ting · hh gume plun because or the upcoming tematch and will Ulie only ploys that Spurrier . .-!uH HI Jepen. II WATCHP'UL IYI - Rtdeklns head coach St1ve Spurrier watch11 ttia team's morning praottce at Oeaka Dome tn Osaka, wutern Japan on Saturdey. (AP) . ."" .,. .""' . I' �Page B2 • ftunbar l!imrs-lttntintl Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolle, Ohio • Point Plea11nt, WV Sunchly, Auguet 4, 2002 . ·lbis 730-pound sumo lives in his parents' basement LOCAL SPORTS ANNOUNCEMENTS South Gallia Golf MERCERVILLE -South O.llle golf practtc. wlU begin at s p.m. on TORONTO (AP) - American sumo second his first time out. wrestler Emanuel Yarbrough is 6-foot- 7 and "''ve just been running with it ev~r since." 730 pounds. He's also in a bit of a bind - he's he said. living in his parents' basement in New Jersey. Yarbrough attended Morgan Stuie on a "At the beginning it was not a problem, but wrestling scholarship at a svelte 360 pounds. eve'1' day is a struggle now," he said. "Just He also plared football, but he quit after two movmg 730 pounds is not an easy thing to bears and has girth swelled. He was up to 300 do." y the time he started sumo. Sprawled in a chair on the 55th floor of the Heavy isn't better in sumo, Yarbrough Sllys, Toronto Dominion Centre on Thursday, with a and he acknowledges it's time to lose some of submarine sandwich nearby, Yarbrough does- his load. n't get up when a reporter approaches. After · "It's not the size of the man in the fiBht, it's all, be weighs the equivalent of a Harley- the size of the fight in the man," he sliad. · Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle. · In 1994, Yarbrough entered an Ultimate The 37-year-old former world amateur Fighting Championship and also has fought sumo champion is an eye-popping slab of a into two similar Japanese events. He didn't man. His waist is 88 inches - that's 22 inch- fare well. es bi~ger than the largest pants available at "I did my best and I just have to live with one btg and tall sl)op. His shoe size is 21 - the results of it," he said. · · one size smaller than Shaquille O'Neal's Hard to believe, but Yarbrough has had to and his feet look as if they were chiseled from defend hims~lf in bars against patrons looking stone. to make a name for themselves. · In town for the weekend North American "I've had quite a few people actually amateur sumo championships, Yarbrou~h approach me physically," he said. "I even had strips to his·sumo briefs for an exhibition wath a girl come after me." · North American amateur. champion James Ever the gentleman, Yarbrough asked the Perry. a relatively petite 520 pounds. boyfriend to rein her in. But the guy said he The event is aptl}' sponsored by Dunlop. a couldn't control her. and the verbal abuse con· tire manufacturer. Fans line up m blistering tinued. heat in a courtyard for a picture between the "So I punched him in the face," he said. behemoths. Two tires are on display and more Of late, Yarbrough has tried his hand at act· than a tractor-trailer load of spares on the two In g. Mention "Legend of the Devil," an action sumos. samurai-ninja flick, and Yarbrough roars with Yarbrough breaks into a huge smile when he laughter. poses with a baby. who is happily beached on He has also been in a Hindi movie filmed in a meaty thigh as cameras pop. Asked whether Toronto, played himself in a German movie kids like him, he says; "It's etther love or hate. and has done a couple of American produc· There's no in between." tions. He just finished filming for the HBO Yarbrough is from Rahway, N.J., and prisOn drama "0~." . 1 unmarried. He jokes that he's looking for a Pro wrestling once beckoned, but it never Canadian woman so he can *et citizenship. panned out. Yarbrough is a big sports fan and "I love the Canadian beer, he said. "I think hopes to work as a talk show host for sports what makes the beer good is the water. That's radio. just my take on it. This is like my fifth time· "I've always been told I had a face that coming up here and I get a good vibe just out radio would love," he said. · of the city Itself." · Every day is a challenge for the big man. If . he wants to go to a restaurant, he calls ahead to see if they have chairs without arms. His MASSIVE -Two-year-old Megan Kawaguchi favorite food is chicken. welks past 720-pound American Sumo Yarbrough is a former world amateur wrestler •Emanuel Yarbrough during a promochamp, as op.l?osed to the professionals who occupy sumo s highest level in Japan. He has tional event In Toronto, Thursday. At 6-foot· 7 fought only once this year. In the Czech and 720 pounds, Yarbrough Is a big man with · a big heart. He also has a big resume. The Republic. Yarbrough got into sumo 10 years ago when New Jersey native has tried his beefy hands at acting and even went Into the octagonhe learned Japan was trying to expand the sport and inviting people to compete. He was shaped ring as an Ultimate Fighter. (AP) James at 379-2532. Gallia Academy soccer GALLIPOL.IS - Thel'e will bt an organizational m"tlng the Gallle AcadQmy soe®r team at 7 p.m. on Aug. 4 It the new field at Gran Elementary. Parents and playefl should plan on attending The team Win t?egln practlce at 8 a.m. on M~. Aug. at the Grttn Elementary field. Athletes must have a completed physteat on~" to participate For more Information contact coach RaymQfl(! at '286-SS4S In the evenings. . w s o.ve GaII.ta Academy v-baII INDIANAPOLIS (AP)- Ryan Newman is trying to feel his way around the Winston Cup a Hoosier and Winston Cup rookie. He wo11id garage. love nothing more than to become part of the They do have one thing in common, storied history of Indianapolis Motor Newman said, when it comes to racing. · Speedway. "Where there is a hole is where we go," ''Indianapolis would be special to me even Newman said. "Sometimes, we may not know ifl wasn't from Indiana," he said. "It's one of any better, and we stick our nose 'in spots the places I dreamed about racing at as I was where we shouldn't, but we stili try." growing up." . Now he's hitting a stretch where he could Newman is from South Bend and attended have an advantage over Johnson. While Purdue, where he earned a bachelor's de~ree Johnson has developed a rabid ·fan base that last summer in vehicle structural engineermg. makes it difficult for him to navigate around The Speedway is as special to him as it is to the race track, Newman has maintained a Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart, the only other quiet presence. · Hoosiers on the Winston Cup circuit. 'The things you learn the first time around . Gordon has three wins on the track. Like are the simple things, like where is the garage Stewart, Newman will be looking for his first area, where is the rest room, which way do I victory on the track Sunday in the Brickyard go to get here or there," Newman said. "Stuff 400. Newman was in the race last year, stan- like that makes it simple when you come back ing fifth before 11 crash relegated him to 31st the second time." place. As the series hits the second half, Newman "We had a good start there last yepr and will return to 12 tracks on which he already even though we didn't have the finish we has raced. · , wanted it was a good showing for us," he said. He proved how powerful familiarity call be "We've lt;arned a lot since then and were the last two weekends, finishing fifth at excited to go back." • Pocono Raceway and· New Hamps~ire Still searching for his first points-paying h~ternational Speedway - two of the more victory - he won The Winston, NASCAR's dtfticult NASCAR tracks. ali-star race in May - Newman is sneaking Newman has finished higher than Johnson up on Jimmie Johnson in the race for top rook· in four of the last six races, and although ie honors. Johnson is still third in the series standings, · After falling far off Johnson's pace in the Newman has climbed from 16th to 12th .the rookie standin~s. Newman has closed within past three weeks. 13 points entenng the Bric~yard. · . Still. Newman said he's a long way from Johnson. a flashy 26-year-old Californian, feeling comfortable every week. has two victories this season and is a constant "You can feel that way, but something else ~ompanion to Gordon. who owns part of his can come up and bite you again," he said. "As Chevrolet. long as we keep tryirig our hardest and giving The 24-year-old Newman is low-key, hang- it all we've got. that's all we can do, whether ing around his No. 12 Ford at the track while we finish or not finish or have a win." CART series in good shape COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The president Toronto event, and the series says it has drawn of Championship Auto Racing Teams said 1.33 million people this season for 10 races. Thursday night that the fan base for the series The IRL does not release attendance figures . remains strong. and there's plenty of interest "We drew a quarter of a million people at from current and potential competitors for Monterrey (Mexico) and Long Beach and had next year. · record crowds at Motegi in Japan," Pook said. Chris Pook told about 1,0<:!0 fan~ attending · "~ut we'~e had t~ bat!!e a ~rceprion" that a question-and-answer seas1on b1lled as a fan mterest 1s dechmn-', and tt s. very hard to CART Town Meeting that attendance for the deal with perceptions. he said. · series aurpassed the f million mark in Toronto Attendance was down at ovals in Milwaukee during last month's race, the eighth of the and Chicago an~ the Laguna Seca road course. seriea. Pook said that was a cause for concern. He said the rival Indy Racing League has "When you're running ovals and drawing drawn about 700,000 people for the same small crowds, it's a downer," he said. "We number of races. The lndian~polis 500, auto have to work our w_ay through this issue to see racing's largest event for smgle-day atten· how we can make 1t work. But we have to do dance, accounts for more than half that total. some other things before we get back to these CART has raced twice more since the issues." GALI.IfiCA.TS~- A \'01~11 ~lei· all atlng • • w1 bt held In August tor ~~~ e River _.,.6-3643, GA cross countrv GAHS reserve seats s S th If ern Eastern · 2002 NASCAA Wlnoton Cup oollodulo (wlnnoro In poronlhtHt) ond drlvor potnl olondlngo: Feb. 17 - Daytono 600. Daytona Beach. Fla. (Ward Burton) Fob 24 - Subway 400, Rocklnghom, N.C. (Man Koneolh) March 3 - .UAW·DolmlorCnryelor 400, Loa Vogae .. (Sterling Marlin) March 10 - MBNA Amork:a 500, Hamplon. Ga (Tony Sttwort) March 17 - Carolina Oodgo Doatoro 400, Oarllnglon. S.C. (Siorllng Marlin) Moren 24- Food Chy 600, arlotol, Tenn. (Kurt Buaoh) April B - Samoun(I'RadloShacl< 500, Fori Warlh, T"ao. (Mall Ken,.lhl April 14 - VIrginia 500, Martlnavlllt. (Bobby Llbonlo) Aprll21 - Aaron'e 489, Tlllladego, Ata. (Dalt Earhhtrdt Jr.) April 28 - NAPA Aula Parte 500, Fontana, Colli. (Jimmie Johnaon) May 4- Pontiac Exoltomonl400, Alchl!\9nd. (Tony Sttwarl) May 26- Coca-Cola 800, Canoord. N.C. (Mork Martin) Juna 2- MBIIIA Platinum 400,,0ovor, Dol. (Jimmlt JoMoon) June 9- Pocono 500, Lang Pond, Pa. (Oato JarroH) June 16 - Michigan 400, Braokl)'n. (MaH Koneolh) June 23- Dodge/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calli. (Ricky Rudd) July 6 - Pepol 400. Daytona Beach, Fla. (Michael WaHrtp) July 14 - 'noplcana 400, Jallel, Ill ; (KO\IIn Harviell) July 21 -llltw Englond 300, Laudon, N.H. (Ward Burton) July 26 - Pennoytvanla 600, Lang Pond. (Bill Ettlan) Aug. 4 - lrlokyorU 400, lndltnopollt. Aug. 11 - Slrluo SaloiiRe Radle at Tho Glen, Walklno Glen, Aug. 18 - Pepol 400, Brooklyn. Mlalt, Aug. 24 - Sharpie 500. Brlelol. Tenn. Sept. 1 - Soulharn 500, Dartlnglon , S.C. Sop!. 7- Chevy Monlo C.rlo 400, R~hmond, Va Stpl. 15- New Hampehtre 300, Laudon ' Sopl. 22 - MBNA America 400, Oover, Otl. Stpl. 2V - Proloatlon Qnt 400, Kan101 City, Kan 001. 6 - EA Sporta 500, Talladega, Ato. Oal. 13- UAW·GM Quality 500. Canccrd, N.C. 001 . 20- Marllnavllto 500, Mar!lnovttle, va . 001. 27- NAPA 500, Hampton, Ga. Nov. 3- Pop Secret 400. Rockingham, N.C. Nov. tO- Cheoktr Auto Parlo SOOK, Avondale, Ariz Nov. 17- Homnltad 400, Hameolead, Fla. Top "•• Drtvora 1, Sltrllng Martin, 2.778. 2. Mark Marlin, 2,673. 3. Jlmmlt Johnaon, 2.635. 4. Jill Gordon. 2,691 5. Kurt Buaah, 2,&40. 111 grade FB GAHS GoH Scramble •a· South Gallia v-ball T~o S::: 1=~for *' an Olds Cutlass Leather, Alum. Wheels, Super Sharp • fittlna GALLIPOLIS - Hflmtt fitting lor the River vauev and South Gallla Jl,lnlor High football ttlml wUittkt place at 8 p.m. on Thurtdty, Aug. at the G lila County Ftlrgroundl. a River Vallev XC CHESHIRE - Pra6tlce lor the 2002 erose country auaon at Alvtr Valley High School will btaln at 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 5 at fnt high school. Athletes muat have their ph}'llcal card to begin pr ctice. tn tddltlon, there will be an organlzellonal meetlng for parentalollowlng practloe. For mere In formation, oontact eoaeh Ed Sayrett44,•0850,. d XC . • 1994 Ford Taurus GL 58,732 Miles, Like New! f GA seventh arade FB . GALLIPOLIS - TKere will be a meeting for seventh gradelootblll at Gallla Academy Junior High at S ~.m . on Monday,· Aug. sat Memorial Field. .. LOCAL SPORTS . GALLERY v. 1996 RV, SG Jr. High helmet f t. . .' ihould ca lnlei'Uttd IndiVIduals ahoukt con· GAI..LIPOtlS _ Pfact~ lot ROQit Foattf II ...o.a70C. etQhth grade lootball al GtiUa Act<ltmy_ Juf'!lot High wlllt'Min at GALl.IPOI..IS - Th GaiU a.m. on MOMO.V. AUQ. Sat Mtmona.l Academy Vaf&ltv Alumni Fi~kt. " thoukt delta and 1 Aasoclttlon will hold Its tnnuat .....n~ wtar 1 ~color Hl'llrt · scholarship golf • seromble on .,... ''lf • Sunct.y, Aug, 18 It the Cllftskle Golf Athl ttl must. Mvt • phyllctl card CouM In G'aUipoUs on file to pertlclpete tnd must meet The IC*Ial guests at the event academic ellglbil~ requlrtmenta. will bt Betty Wilmoth, Ann Adams, The pra~tl<lt wil run until ~ and Jaekle Knight, thrtt wamen mately 10 e.m. · wt1o we... mtt~llalin the history of Valle~volleut-.aU Gallla Academy women'l sports. .,. 1!"U For more lnfOI'mCltion, contact Jim CHESHIR.. - rtctlot for tht Mink at Jim Osborn at 2002 River Vlllty YOIIeYblll stason _.,.6·&a84,~,_1bm Meadow& at ,.,.6· ~~~~h~cr.' ~.Aug. Sat Ulo 7570. or ~b Kincaid at 446,..653. 'he aesslon lor juniors and s ntors w111 take place rrom a •. m. GALLIPOLIS . _ The ' IGallla until noon. Frt-'imtn and aophoAcademy varsity and Junior high mores will practice from noon until s cross country teams will begin prac- p.m. · tlce at 8 a.m. on Aug. 5 oufslde th Athletet must hive thtlr ph}'llc&l hi~h achool ,umanslum c rd to begin practlct. hi •#'t' h · · 1 t etea mua ave comp at..,. ph}'11cal on fll~ t.o partkllpat•. GALLIPOLIS - Volleyball prac· tlce for Gallla Acedemy High School will begin at 9 a.m. on Monday August S at the high echool. Athleltt must have a compl ted flhY11Cal on file to participate. . Practice kir junior high vqlltyball will begin ·•t 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 7, aleo ,at the high school. Again, athletes m1.1at have a com• MERCERVILLE - South Gallla pleted physical on file to partlclpatt. volleybell practice will begin at 6 p.m. on Monday, Aug. al1he high GALLIPOLIS_ Reserve aaata for sohool. ~II girls In grades 9·12 Inter· the 2002 Gallla Acedemy football ~:~! praying ehould be at thl season go on sale Aug. s to Super There will be a parents meeting Boosters at the GaiUa Academy prior to practice beginning on this principal's office. daY. · Parents of football players, cheer· !=or more Information c:ontact head l~tadefl, and band membefl may coach Davia or coach Johnson purchase reatrve seats on Aug, e. at256·6379 or 256·6725. The general public may purchase seata on Aug. 7. . · OU 00 The cost of tickets Ia $25 doliafl, RACINE - Thl Southern Cross par seat. Country team will begin practice at 8 ~"'B a.m. on Monday, Aug. 15 al the high · r · achool. · TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Thoae Interested In competing In High School will hold l v.outh league croaa oountry should meeting In football camp (grades four through front of the schOol for an organlzasiiC) starting on July 29 at 5 p.m. Tnla tional ·meeting at that tim and camp will also be held at the high should have their physical card to school. be;ln oondltlonlng. Also, the Southern Golf ·team will RACING Rookie is back home again in Indiana for Brickyard 400 == = =. s::\ n P*ta on ~no-...~ Vollevhall offlclatina r.4onday, Aug. s at Indian CMit ~ inltMttd In btcomlng a for det lis. 9rMng R~. h edlool YOIIt~ll ottltial. For more lnfomlatlort tontiCt Jack COlt ~ the COI.II'M Is $120. GA eiahth . I AUTO Ohio Point P111unt. WV Pomeroy• 1999 Olds Silhouette Premiere Leather, VIdeo Entertainment System, Local~ Owned The Hannan Trace T-ball teem recently took first place at tha Rio Grande tournament. -Pictured, from left, are, first row: Sarah Bally, Trlstln Davis, Clerra Small, Celeste Warner, Kendra Barnes, and Derek Queen. Second row: Lexie Johnson, Ethan Swain, T.G. Miller. Medellne Dennison, Gus Sloan, Lexlo Williamson. and Lealie Smell. Third row: Coaches Trevor Small. Jeff Sloan, Billy Swain, Oavld Small, Deke Barnes. and Dean warner. (Submitted) TOURNEY WINNERS - GENE JOHNSON CHEVROLET SHOWROOM • 1999 Olds Silhouette Premiere · Leather, VIdeo Entertainment System, Locally Owned GOOD IIAION - The Green 111 t·boll teem flnllhtd with e 13·:.:1 record for the :.:100:.:1 .eeaaon. PloMtd, from left, are, front row: Alexia Henry, Kleretln Stanley, Courtney Haner, MIIIIO Wlltflll, Second: Jeoob Turner, Chayll COitO, Rtld l!"tmen. Beth Adkln1, Loa•n Llyne, Ty R.. d, Jultln Hunt, Jarrett Mtrtln, Dyllrt Set.mdtrl, Will Bhrlvtr. Beck: OOIOh Todd CillO, OOIOh Ru.. Layne, OOIOh John Shriver. (Submitted) . Totally Loaded 2002 Cotvette Convertible With Auto Tranmlsslon, Heads Up Display, Leather, And Much More! • • • • IIIt lulm &yonwl GtiiiPOIII (7-40)448· 172 ·coli loll frtll ' 1-SOG-521·008-4 •• CHEVROLET 740·446-3672 Jaoan · ,..,.....1 . haa seen already - from last : year'• films. · : Even if It were pouible to • diamlss the hype surrounding · Spurrler'a debut, the game would still mean more to the : Redsklns than the 49era. • With ltaatartera casentially : act for the season, the beat ·• atory linea San Francisco can offer are the competitions for kicker (Joae Cortez va. rook· ie Jeff Chandler) and backllp quarterback (Tim Rauay va. Cade McNown va. Brandon Doman). Oarcla and the reat of the atarten wlll bo done by the end of the fint quarter. Spurrier can only wlah he were ao lucky. In addition to the quarterback battle. ho hu a dicey offenalve line and a hoda.epodae of receiven with no clear leader. The NPL'a previous aames in Japan have boen played in Tokyo, but the league chose Oank11 thia year ·bccauac of the poFularlty of collcae footbal · in the area. The dome 11 actuully a bn.eball atadlum .thul look• on the ouuldc like RPK . Stadium with a roof. On the lnaldc, the atlldlum looks a1 If lt'1 alttlna under the apaceahip from "Cio$e Encountera of the Third Kind." Each team ha~ a. 1opa'neac player aulanw for the aamc: Amaya for Waahinaton and Matofumi · Kawaau ~:hl for San Francisco. Mariucci I . . - ------------------------ llkel Kawaauchlto much he naked commlulonor Paul Taallabuo for an exemption th~t would allow the line· bucker to ally with the team throuah tralnina camp. Spurrier followed with a almlllll' requc1t tor Amaya. Taallabuc arantcd thll exemption und lauded tho player~. ''It'• 11 tribute their 11blllty and he laid. to them and har~ work," · 2000 ·Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS Power Seat, Sunroof, CO &Cassette, Sharpl 1111111tlm AVIftUI, G1JIIpoll1• 441-1172 Cell Toll Frtel1·800·521·0084 �• Pge84 Sunday, Aupst 4. 2002 Crouch forced to play catch-up I tOMB. Ill \ Pl - 1'1\e u~ the nr"'~ s:1it1. "This is 1\ ploce ro leam. 1111d t. L1lUI~ Rllm~ <lfllt~l l\nl' t'nlttdl, hi~ 1\t-'s 11.\llt\1! 1c1 ta~ his bumps anti bn•ises. He ~1111't ~~ diSI\II)i'Jilltt'd with hinh~lf If Ht'isma11 'fu•t'lhy MS usdl'sS. 111\! 10011\!f ~lll'llsl.« 1\U<~rt~~d:, pcr- ~ due~n 't mnke 11 il~ pl:~Y.'' Holt e11n rel11te 1\l Crouch. At\cr h~ til\! t\11\n~ X 1\1\'t\lf h1 til\! Rrtllls' ot'fun~\l, null' h pmtltt» "') hill. numbei'S \IS t1 re.:eivcr ut plll)li"ll ~111\~h-llp lit " Nooh CnNihlll Smtc. Hl)lt \\~tit si:tth ntw p~c1.si lion. o\>crullln the 19911 dml\. Cl\ml'h Is 11 wid~ Wl\\ln he . l'lltlle hlttl trnini"ll camp. t"el.'\lh'\lr with leN \' pt- Hillt ~th'U fult behind. rlcn ~. teyhJW. his best to "Yon'vc 1!\lt \\1 st:l)' puticnt," Holt s:tid. hold his tlwn tlnll rtl'l)ill "When )'\)U don't know CI'CI)'thit'll 11nd cmhtlmssmtlll 11111011~ l()u you've 11,\lt 11,11ys whoure better thttll you, tin\\l Pl\1 Bowler ball\: llM'\1 t.md 'IotTY ~~111 klnd o1' take a step back mid stny lhllt. . humblt." It's 1t nstly dincront lltmosphcro tilr 'fhc Rums will be pmiem with their 0\ml'h. Whtn he l\el>t(!ted t'Olfe~ 1\Jot· third·l'\)111\d plt:k. whom t:ooch Mike bull's bi~tl.eSt lndlvitlnul honor lust Mnrt& ~twisiuns us 11 1'CI:eivcr, retumet· lh'\lmbci, l1c wt\~ No. I. N11w he's m1u 111\d secl'l't wcupon. 1\'11\~lllll <'l.lm'li~ . Durln11 his l'olleie career, Cruuch "\lm l.nmv }'ll\\11\' sturth'l! li\1m the showC\1 a 11alr lur the dttlll)tltic. His endlll.llt\1111 111' thl' flmwl. tmtl Yll"'vc ~!Ill l<l tonNo-cnd-tone dt1sh t~ttahlst Missouri mu~\l y11ur wu~ 1111 th\1 Wll)l tu the top.'' lt\sl 1\tll Is nne of nnmy sttmdout plnys. Cl\lU~h snit!. 'It's lltlht» til be u ~hnl· He used Ills spted · and nthletidsm to ll't'lll', nnd tlmt's \llll\ thlnl! l'v~ ulwuys llel'\111\c one of three nutiot t\lllt'@e quar1111.1k~ 111. livery tlmc I step 011 the llcld, tcrb\11'ks to nm fOf 3,00{) yt1rds und puss it'\ n ~hnllet'll~'·" lot' 4,000 yards in u cureer. '!'hero h""" ~~~ missteps In the curly Crom:h is the Rtuns' t\1stest piii)'Cr, il•'h'l!. 0\luch 11urg~ 11 h11tn~trll\l! h\lury nhct\d of 1'\lllnina bl1ck 'frlllll! Clmldute, dUri~JW. thll RIIII\S' tlrst twtl tnillklllllp.,, Uttil't' atid Holt. \Vhil1.1 h1.1 grnppl~s with the mnuinolo~ "He's the t'ilstest llhl)'er I've ever been nnd the rout\l·runnhJW. durlna trulnhll! tlt\lttl\tl," Mllrtt suid. , ~ump, hll ~otncthl\ll~ i:lmps .11 pct•l\ll:t ly Speed · uslde, learnhll! n new position thi'OWtl ptl~~ or wut~h\ls 11 punt tumble to ht\~ been dillkult. th\1 1\fi\SS, "'l'here'llll k11 tlf little thinljs ynulltlve ..J "It'~ dcl1nit1.1ly tl' chnllenge for him.'' to PIIY nttentlon to." Crouch stlid. "I'm yettitt» al\lt of udvk-e lrom .the \'tteruns. and I'm 1!\ll!ltl to be leamitit! ev·ery ~~~ tlllt there. "I just h:tv to nbsorb as mu,·h 1\$ I tn'" sibly i.'llh nnd try to tr:.mslate tlmt to the ft~<ll"ooll tleld." lie :t~m·s kl be a fltst leurner. Four duys inti) truinilll! ~:nmp•. Mart& s:1w Crouch beginninta to understand the oOense. "Up to that point. it looked like he had the wel@ht ot the world on his shll\tl' ders;'' Mll!U said. "He's makhll! real · 11•10<1 PNJ!f'l'ss. lie re:1lly studies, und h" works hard tit h. (tlld he just doesn't tact disillusinned. "Now he's gettllll! u little bit ol' sue· t'l'ss, lind he's getting excited ubout it." All th\\Se yeurs ut qUtlrterback hnve been tU\ 11sset. Crouch knows ubiJlll each · (ll_).~ltion, und he believes thut htls helped him leum the pi:~Ybook. Yet sometimes he it'IS the Ufl.!e to get behind center Andy Mt·Colltun and ·tm1 burkhll! sl@tmls. "I htwen't ~'011\pletely tol)!otten ubout qullrterbuck, I httve to lle hot\est," Crunch snld. "I stilllmve tmltch to pick 11 ball up unll throw it. but thut's some· thit~ I hut's just innute for me. · "lm sttlrt1nl! to feel like 11 rocelver mol\' and more every dtl)', nmninl! route~ und leurnhll! lmm the vcteruns. und ·aDJUSTMENT PERIOD - Rams' Eric Crouch goes high In lhe ht)pel\llly line ·of these dnys sometime atr In an attempt lo catch a pass during o drill at the team's soon. it ctln~u~t l'tltiltullllrultllld look nut-, trolnlng camp on the campus of Western Illinois University In Macomb. Ill. (AP) urul for mo.' New look for Lobo football: woman on the field . L Al.BUOUERQUti, N.M. Olvlslnn 1·1\ t\l\ltbull ~tUlle, (AI)) - \loot bull tryouts ut m.-cut•tllni to the l.ubos nth· Nt!w Mexko hn\IC u tlll1'cront lctl~ dcpurtttient. look thl~ sumnwr. On~ ~tultli· She nl!wr )llttyed und wus dtlte 1\w the kkkcr'~ J••h hus 11 relctlsctl the next yct\r hcctlusc hhmdri p11nytall unJ Wmlt'S uf llltlcss und 11 rhunlje in tntlk~up. . cm"hin11. She touk ll cuuplc Kutle Hnldn. n ~ · l'oot•IJ, uf ycurs oil'. l ~ l ·tl\lmld wuik·oll, took the New MllXkil wns 1111e of 11cld Thursdny ttltlll@Sillc the . nmny schouls thut received ~ncn ut prm:tltl.\ for ncwct\111• footbull hilthlll!ht tupcs l'rtlm ors. Sbe plnycd hil!h school H11itlu curlier litis ycur. Aller vnrshy 1\)()tbnlll'tlr throe yeurs roviewlniJ them, Lobus spc· in Llttl~t\ln, Colt!., nnJ ~uilcd clul IMIIIS Clltlrdinutor Jt1tl' up ftlr lllltn~s in eolllllj~ ut CtlnWt\)' Invited her t'<H' u Colorudo. · visit. tou~h ~ollky L.onjj "I love kl~khljj." thll 21· Invited Hnlduto wul~·on. . yMr-uld junlm· suit! ul1ortiotm prtlcllct'!. "I love1\llcr the sport ol' f\lotbuH. I know this Is Mllllcthtn111 con do." llnitlu sllJppcd to wlp~ uwuy smuut'\!d eye ·muhu11 untl lokcd thtti she hciiN he the only p~m\11 llll the ficlll doln@ thut. Unltlu llluyctl sOCl'C t' when Khc wus ymmjlct·. She wus klukltll! u foothuH unc duy Yih~t\ stHntl\111\'! mcntlunctl I hut the hil!h sdwul lcunt 11\llltllld n klcht'. "I nllv~r dr~Jumcd thlll this wmtltllltl ~u fur.'' Hnitlu ~uld . At thutt'loltl· Hl~lt School. llnldu converted four of five nctd I!OUI uttempt~ nnd mndc 1!3 of 117 cuttverKiuntricM. H~r Jont~cst field I.IIJUI WM 3~ yuriiM. Hnldu tll'ilMMed liUI fur the IIJ91) M~UM\lll with Colorudo, bc~omln11 only the Mllctmd wonmn to dtl Mil l'tlr un NCAA y~ur und wus nwurded u srholnrshlp lot' this seuson. 1 In 11)97, Lit Hension bccume the ftrst Wtllllill\ to scnre hlllllt1llel!e lliUne, kick· in)! tWtl emu poilus for Wlllumctte, which wus then till NA lA sdi\Xll. Lust ycttr, J11ck~tmville Stutc's As111cy Mut•tin becumc the first WOIItllll in NCAA Division I· AA to score, kicking four cxtru pi!ltlts. Stcllhunie . Weimer of M.:Kccspot'l, Pu., will try out this molllh to be the first womun ttl pluy l'or Penn Stute. wtn. lose & DREW n RIV ER FALLS, WI M. (AP) - Jtthn Tuit throw the f'lntJ)unch In n trnlttlng cnmt) 11i!hl but the Kanm City Chiefs fined rookie Millo Frcomun $2,500 fur rctlllitllina with n helmet. Conch Dick Vermeil reveru~ him8elr on the muller Thunduy, n duy nftor snylna he planned no dllelplinlll'y netl(.)n. The cooeh lltlllt)unecd lho nne ol\er u lona meet Ina wlth Tlllt, who will be 81dclincd ut lcu8t n week 1 wlth u broken nose and 17 stitches. "h'1 out of re8pect for Johtt.t." Vermeil sold or tho l'lno. "John throw the lint punch but thnt ret111l11tlon w11s out or line for t~c Nutlonul Pootbnll Lcaaue und the demeanor we wunt." On Wcdne1d11y nlaht, Vermeil h~d begomo unary over que1tlon1 nbout the rl11ht lind wnlk d uwny from reportel'll. "I upolll~lze ror loNing my eMI luNt niJ!hl," the couch ~uld Thur8duy. "I dtln'tnormulrr dtJ thut butlt'~ huppcncd before. I'm humun.' 'l'ult wus plcused ubout Freemun being lined. · "I'm 11lud we did &omethlnll," suld Thlt, the Chiefs' sturtin11 ri11h1 otl'cnsive mckle. "I'm not @CtlhtJI my joiUes over this . I dtlll't WUJit Bddie to suffer, but I thought It Wfii upproprlote they did sotnethlna. There'8 u little ~loMe." Freemon, u defensive tuukle l'rom Alabnmn• Blrmlnllhum, wu~ tnken In tho second round or the drut't find 1101 u ~ijptlnJI bonus of $1.45 million with u snlury or $22.5,000. . Frcemun, who hud upolo11lzod to Tnlt short· ly Ufter 1'Uilidll)''l flght, cuned the flne "more thun fulr.' . "I'm sutlsncd with the situation," he 8old. "We're trying to win the Super Bowl. One thlna we huve to do Is put this behind us. We've ~otto work toaether, This will help u~ do thut. ' Are you deaperete? NFL PN. .10n Football llturdlv'• Qama <r San Franoleco ve. Waehlngton at Otaka, Japan, 10 p.m .. Mondly'e 01m1 Houlton ve. Ntw York Giant• at Cantoh, Ohio, ap.m. Thureday'a 01m1 New York J1t1 11 Pllllburgh, a p.m. P'rlday'• 01mee . CinCinnati at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Jackecnvllll at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, .s p.m. Oakland 11 Dallal, 9 p.m. . ~ Kelly's so~ makes induction special (' NTON. Ohio (AP) lhmter 1\~11 never cau3h1 11. 1\Jotb.lll thrown l>y his dad. Catth ... l')h(\ 1117\l h~, 1..-' R~tu,, Ill I tll r ~ H e ha~ never w~tll;;w. at\\1 \\: !Jli~ R ~ In .. t;} ,,111,, I Jiftlr Rt~"t'", o~<Ml : h11m 't smiled sin~'t' he was 4 ltl.'\ll..l; II fi·H-.'1 . 1\•,t Mlll ~~.w ~ H • months old. He needs t1 ' .. 11 ~w\1 tl ~ .. R~n~l'll llllh 111 • mu~:hine to eat. lltlother l\1 H. . 11111\lf\ ll 111\' li""' ,11 hl1 1\'lll\'tiii.'IIC ' l>re:uhe. '"' h\1\1 - h.\.\ln\1. •tt\•lllltl I~ )«1. "' \H Hunter Kelly wasn't sup~ ~-;~h ... (\111\('lt!ld • ..Ill I~ ~ l\'~11la1 'r• -tn~tXI to live pust his 8~'\lnd ~~ f ~~~.~ itl "' "'""~'' \\ 111\R.<ill\\ t\' Ill birthdtty. Each duy ~~r his life I ft;,lll~ ~~\1)1\ "~"" Ill '"' II \t'll\\1111 1\llh has been a smull miracle for 1M R~hl.ln' ... "!>.llhl Rat" 1\l 1.11 •Ill' II\ kt : his tllmily. Mi\n l\1.\lt~~ ~ ~~~ "'"'" "'~''" tl~lll\'1 It\ : On S11turday, the ~ -yetlf'old 1\Hil, llltl\1 ... l.!ld RI:IJ,I.tll~ 111 lht '"mill will wat~h his luther illducted ~~~~~~ ... Ill,~ R.~l,~ ltll '~""1~11'111 t I II lnt\1 the Pro Footb\111 Httll of m.~ ... lkf~~l!ld (}all•\ ''" ·~ ~ t\1 ' Fltme., eMtn!lllll\\hil\ llut 11)'1 S11~1 lhl\\1 Ill lmdl• "He is the tOUjOOSt little ... \~h l!flht \~f ""~"'""Ill~~ . lll~t ... lx1y I have ever seen." Jim I .\. R. t 1~\-1\-1) 1\lt twl) \e~i\UI\\ ,m,l I"'''''''~~· Kell s11id. "He is "" inspirn· • • •• lion tu nil of us," · DAVE CASPER Jim Kelly. the ariny Bufflllo • 'flll1tlind ... 191•· 1~l~Ut~llll R11ilkh. lllll~l tll~llhm1'''" • • quurterbllck who led the Bills ... ' Oil~ 191\l Mlmlt tlltl \111(1~~. 111-'l..l Ll\~ <\11~1~' R<!lll~l'II to four strai11ht Super Bowls, SOII~\lll,, 1•? lllll~ "' tt~e~,t tltillllliil~ 1111 ,~ . ·will l>e enshrined Saturday '• tlal t~il"" ""' h•-u ~''~~~~ Ni~~~~"m""t " 111~ 11lon~ with Plttsbttfllh wide OM.~t," ~-nll'll ~tllt'llftllll)lht •t~tl ~i•" m t ll"tt rece1 ver John tt~llwunh, and 1111181100 i>'\'fii\01' \\llh lml"""ll~ ~I cnldu•1 Ottklund ti~ht end Dt~ve .ftlr 691 llfllS t\l\11 tO 1'1.h ... \l\lllt~nthlt~ Ill~\ Cusper, ChtCUII\l dofensi ve WI MAOIIT - Jim Kettv. fOfiHOr Quarte!Oack for the Bulfi!lo Bills, chl!ers alter reteMII@ his 00111rillut~ 111 R~ld\'<~>. "·"-'-"''' iltltl I~ 1-1 11~111 : Um:mtn1 Dun Humpton und NFL bl01er durin& the Pro Football Hnll ol F m MllYOr's 81'81\1\lut ot the Clvtc Cent11r In C~~t~ton. ry tM!r ll.lftll~ In the 11177 ~upcr H,ml • tht' lttte George Allen. who Ohio 011 Fridi!Y. (AP) Oul~tllndhJW. blocl.tr u1 ""It II' '"'"'' •• cn11ched Los Angeles und 'l'rlllll'\l 111 Ollt\111 nild11 ~ lht\m»h lll.~thc <MII Wnshington. fur a nl\\t antltll'll '""''lltl·Mitht 1hnn p1 ... ~, . Former couch tin1l populur oldest person with infantile the right pluco 111 thi.l rluht Jill. formed llunter's IIOJW --...t Nanl!ld II· Pro 1111\l II 1-'t t•ltll ~llliw•'Uiil ~ b"1udcuster John Mudden is Kmbbe diseuse. . · time," suid Duftillo couch Fmmdlltion, which hus·rnlsoo Cuper . ~llrs 01176-197\1) ... S~l.-.:t-'tt ,,. 11111~ 111 tl''' ~~~~~~l>eing honored nlong with "He's been in und uut of M11rv Levy. who will )mlsent ·moro tht\11 $3 million to t'l~hl • llro llo\•'IS. t\1?1thro111\h 1~~~ .1 . Edwin 1\ltlll. lonQtime sports hospitals all his lito. and he Kellv 111 Suturouv·~ indm:tlol1 the di~eu~e m1d 1\md nl~euNh . wrller und columnist for the continues 111 bultle," Kelly ceremmcy. "H1.1 Wlls the key. "The mom:y the fi.nmdllthm Minmi llemld, sui d. "Ever sinco 1wus select· We hlld 11 lot of lll'llUt players. rulses Is his new score00<1fd," ~t'On~tw TheltloJDofiinsil't ~nd ... I~'19· 1 WII ('I"~~~·' llrdl"< Kelly is the mnrquee m1me ed. l'vtl prayed llvory slnjle but Jim Kelly wus the linch· suid formllr Dills tlltlmmlltll ... ta soasons, l!ll ~~nl\lS ... Sal\\l:t!ld 11> n~uf). Inn..,, n11111d t~ th or the 2002 ch1ss, but it will duy und nijht thut .Hunter pin." Slll\'ll Thskl.lr. "Thm I~ whllt ~-.., o~ rail) in 197\1 NFI. Dful't ... k~n~m,•,l be Huntllr. who will druw could be there to see it." Kl.llly's drive und doterml· dr\Yos him.'' "0\\nhMI" fur fbrueiQit~ s~ l~ 1\f fll"~ .• hii!)Q~t most or the attention nt the Ktllly. who passed for lllltion 11a"e him the npponrRocently, Rolly und good plll): r AS n rooklll witll 'Ill t~l.l~'' ..rK •llltl. t\l.<l ceremonies, l>einj held this 35.467 yards and 237 touch· 11nco of llelng cockY, but It friend, former Miuml quurtorfumtllll reooVilTi • two sook~. ~nu llll ~~~~~~ yeur in 20,1JOO..seut Fawcett downs durln11 his caM!ef, WliS was whut kept the 'Bills on back Dun Mtlrlno. took plll'lin funiblll ... I980 lod ti!llm \l.ith IU •u~l.1. hi~ 1J Studium. · the unquestioned hllldCf of the top. u null football l!Ume in toeltli!~ Wi!I'O 10011 by llutll!l llnem~n ... In Hunt~r wu~ botn on Feb. 14 Bill~. tuklnj them to tho "He wuntod ' to win," suld Bulfllltl to rulsc money fot· strik ·3hlll'lon!ld 1982 si!ason, llltl twu with - Vnlentine's' Day, sumc ~~~ S11per Bowl from 199().93. . former Buffulo · center Kcmt Hunter's foundMion 11nd sovnint Sllllks llftd WIIS ~nd In tucUi\ with 1I ... ~is dud - with Krubl>es dis· With his rUle 11rm 11nd feul'i Hull, "and everybody olso In erul other churltlcs. liq1t11tad e11~r hlah II 113 a11~1.~ in I ljM ... ense, u rure deacneratlvc lc~s uttlludc. Kall)' turned the huddle know thut." Murlno has tm uutlstil: son \Vas11mlljor OOlltributor on 198~ fli!"t~ di!f~n~ enzyme disorder of the ncr- uround u stru~U~Iing franchise Kelly hus used thut relent· und hlls spofirhomleU efforts to tl\llt 111lowod just 1911 points tmd simi a~t ooth vous system. Krubbe children und mudc u city better known lessness oft' the tlold us he rnise money und UWI\rent>ss Hampton plll)'tliT Optllli\CI\18 lndl~ Ufl Ill 4~· 1tl 1•i ·tnt )1 cvemunliy become blind. deaf ·for Its snow full and chickon works to find u C\tre for for uutisn\. over Pillrlotain I118~ Su~r lio\vl ... >cl'tl"tlt~ und pumlyled. Most don't win{ls. into an NFL power- Hunter and othor Krubbe chll· "I've bc~n blessed to huvc llll'tt1 ptll)l«f tlqth DT "'d DB J)llllllilltls ... fk1pltc lllllliomu ; live pu~t 24 months. house. dren . Hunter." K~:lly suld. "l'vo r.njurloa and aur;i!rlos, waa nrst· or s<'llond ·t~nm t\11 l'hl d1u1.:~ Hunter is believed to be the "He was the rljht guy, in · In 1997, Kelly and his wife, hmrned so much th'n)l him." • ~~~ tlmos. GEORGE AWN ". •. • . DAN HAMPTON JIM KELLY Quartorbttelt ... 198!\· tWG Duhfilo Dllli ... Sl'k~t~ll hy IIIII; hl nrst round (14th tlYQrllll) 11183 tlrdl ... Orlatnnll ~~~"~" 11 lth '"'' ,....~.....-.., Hoosttln 011mblo11 of thi! U Fl .... Jl•hl<\1 Bill; juMt prior Ill Rtfil't or 19116 seu80tl ... li Num~ th ~ PITTSFORD. N.Y. (AP) - Drew Browns win u pluyulf benh tho follow ina records und help!ld the Bills win un fout1h 11\~t.~atQUili'ICt'lllluk In lh~ hl ~ 1111 y 111 thu IJied~oo isn't the tlrst 'vctcnm ()llllriCf- SCUIIQn. unproclld"ntcd I'Qur strllill.hl AFC cht~m· NPI. to roueh JO,OOO yurds l'"ssinv ... Pdsll'li bt\ck tu find himself out of a lob under . With Bclichick couching New Bn11hmd pionshlps In the o11rly 1990s. far mare than ~.000 yartls In ~~~~~on ~illht tlm~s couch Bill Belfchiok. last your, Bledsoe novor reguined hfs job In roplucinu del!llrtcd Rob Johnson us ... liiahly eompatUIVc!'. dul'tlblc ... Mft, t~tetlth~ "no•hudtllll" otl'otl3e that lleeom~ u llllls'tr~ll~ · It hupJlllned to· Bernie ufter sustulnin» u sevm choat Injury in the Bills stru'ler, Bledsoe is considered mArk ... Led Bills to unpl'l'cctlent~tl f'tlllr Kosur, who was released Week 2 nnd wutched mostly frtim the the most cnpuble quanCfbtlck in Ouffolo strolaht Sufl"r Bowl ap~urnn e~~ ... At th11~ nf' since Kelly's retirement. by Bcllchick in 1993 sideline us Brudy helped the Putriots win hiA rotlromont.hl8 35,t467 eut'<l~t· ra;.~ln ~ ytu'!.ls when tho two were with . tho Super Bowl. ENDZON~ ronkod lOth; 2.874 eompl~ti on~ mnkc\1 cl~hth : the Cleveiund Browns. While Bledsoe kept his cool, he docs This is the soeond str11lghr yo11r in which . Kill)' 237 1'Ds rnnkcd 13th ... L~\1 Nl•t h1 llll~sln~. With the Browns pruc· ooliove he hns somothlnato provo uftor the Bills hove Browns hnve l\1ced on· in u · 1990, posth1a 11 10 t.2 (lll88er rutln11. lllll)' th ~ ticing .utthe Bills' truln· the Pntnots trndod him to Bulfulo in Ncntmnu~te . Lust yenr.lhe serimmnac wus nf\h QD to malntnln a mtlna over 100 sinee S)'Siem wn! im"' lng cump site in subur· April. hold in l:idlnboro. Pu. The lentns lmve bun Rochc~tor un Frldu,Y "As fur us huving somcthin1110 prove, mnde tcntutlve pluns to scrhlltnl\iC nclll d11eed in 1!173 ... lAd AFC in pus~hlll llllllln In 11191 ... linitis to prepare for Suturduy s you know, tu u ccrt.llin extent, ycuh." your ut the Browns' emnp In lleren, Ohio. ov ry mtllor 01118' lllltsl ng ro~rd ... Nom~d to four 1~'0 D11Wis !lltdloe scrimmugc . ."ll"inst Bledsoe suid. "I wnnl lo act buck on the ... Bills LB London Fletcher wns involved (1~88, 1~1 · 1993) ... All·Pro 1991. All·Pro se •onJ t~um ~~~~ 11192 ... In two yu11n (11184·85) with USflL he complct~d 7 1 ~ ,,1 Bledsoe und Bufturo, tho lleld und prove that I cun pluy the aume inn scuffio, which ended with him pull ina 1.154 p1188C8 (6~.3 p.:l) for 9,842 )'ltrtls oml 83 'f ll~. W111 th,· hell chick connection wus un Intriguing 11111 high level still." oft' tho helmet of Clovolond hullbuck USPL.'s MVP in 1984. 11110 for members of the Clevelund mcdiu. K~i:ll v THtou1•11 Anron Shell. "The Browns ure aolna Bledsoe ucknowlcdgcd that he consult· . '' h thmttllh u pretty intense cump over \here. td with Kosur to get u bettor art~sp on W1th Jim Kelly beln~ inducted Into l e so they were rend~ to sec someone else." ~ow to deul with Belichlck uftcr losin{l Pro Footbull Hull of umc on Suturduy, Fletcher sold. "It s not 11 big dcul. You Wldo Receiver ... 1974·11187 Pinsburflh Stoolers ... H H~ll~\111~. ltis sturtlnll job to Tom Brudy in New Bledsoe noted tho. presence the ex·BIIls hiiVC tcommlltOI acttllli in llljlllS In pruc· . 111511umeA ... CnMlor stu11Mtle8: ~37 recerlimtM ror 8.72~ yut\IN, IJI Bn{llttnd lust ~llu~on. quurterback cst11bhshcd in Buffalo. tieo. You Just don't wnnt unybody hurt." · TDs ... 64th touchdown 11lored 011 ol7·ynrd lui· "(Kosur) wus nctuull)' fulrly campll· ."Tho.~c ure bill sh~.s to 1111 und u big ... Bills OT Kris Forris wus nlso Involved o•·nl ... Plny~d In Mlx AFC chnmplllnlhlr Hlllll~' · rnentury of Bill us u football couch," shudow to follow, suid Bledsoe. in u tussle, In which ho nnd Clcvclund DT four Super llowiM ... Soor«< wlnninll 'I' l nn 71 Bledsoe suld. "It wus u tough sltuution for "Obvloualy, nobody's ever aoin11 to Fclip!l Cluybrooks wrestled ouch other to ynrd reception In the 1980 Super Bowl ... 11111<1 ~ him . persnnully, us my situation wos repluce him in this org~ni1.utlon. But if I thcj!round. ... Lust your's scrlmmuac feu· Super Bowl rccCJ«ls for e1reor uvor11 ~e tJCt I touah for me personully. Butut the sumo cun have some level· of success close to turoil one mcmorllblo scumc. in which cutch (24.4 yards). 8inale 1!3111~ uv~ru11~ t~0. \1 ) Umc when you stop bock und look ut it. whnt he hud when he wus here, It would Buffalo 00 Ruben Brown wos eJected In the 1980 Super Dowl ... Hnil 12 '1'1.) ~~~~·,, (Bclichick) hns l>een successtul.'' . ben pretty successful situutim1." after toklna on Clovelund CB 15uylon tiona, 17 atr~lllhliiOtnc~ with I'Cil~r.thm In tll~<l Bclichick cut Kosur to open up the job. Kelly. who rC!,tlred after the 1996 son· McCutcheon, sparking OT Ocrurd acoaon piny ... Ali· Pro, 1079... AI •Atl , 11/711, for Vinnie Testnverdc. who helped tho son, stil l holds 13 frunchlse pnssln11 Wumn to como to McCutcheon's rcHcuc. I084 ... Plny~tlln t'tlur Pro Bowl ~mtt~M ... 1'\1.,• time Stc lor MVP ... Nod 67·1!Utll" pus~·IW~Iv· Stallworth lnll &tronk, 1977· 1!182 ... AL time t1l retl•~nwnt. scsNjon woa butted buck in holil Steclert' team rnctmls for tlUtcr, Nln~l·· his fncc by aufoty Durren soAaon roccpLionM, curocr recc1Jllon yardnao ... S~eon~ 1u F1uu,·n. Woodson. HArris in totol TD1 1cored ... Lad AllC In rocclvlna ~nrtlu11r. 1 11K~ Date Opponent Tlmt TV ... NPL Com buek Plnyor of the Ycur. 1\184. "Our auys seemed to Or, from Pap II Aug. 31 Appallohlan State 7 pm WSAZ around the football, ' Thurt. Sept. 12 II Vlrglnll Tloh 7:30 pm ESPN Cowboys couch D11vc Fri. ever prCNOIINllll gnmc llgUinst Sept 20 Central Florldl 7 pm ESPN2 the New York Oinnts In the Campo s11ld. "But I don't Sat. Col. 5 11 Ktnt State 2 pm WSAZ Hull of Fume gume In want tu muke uny more of it Sat. TBA Oot. 12 sun•lo •:30 pm . thun thut. I think we hundlcd Sat. Oot. 18 · Troy State • •:30 pm Cunton. Ohio. WSAZ "I think we're behind comina down here und S.t, Oot. 28 11 Cent. Michigan 1 pm WSAZ Nov. 2 11 Akron epm TBA where wo expected to be nt · scrlmmu11lna well. Sat. "We've 1101 u lot of work to lUll. Nov. 12 Miami 8 pm ' ESPN thiM polnt,"Cupcrs suld. "We Nov. 23 at Ohio 3:30 pm TBA don't huve much time to sit do. but we've aot u lot of 811. 811. Nov. 30 Ball State 4:30 pm TBA time to get It done ." around und cvulu ute like Cto. 7 MAC Title ' 2:30 pm ESPN2 A sellout crowd of 27,.536 Sat. we'd like to do. The only Gene Johnaon Of A// 01m1 Tlmu Sub/tot 71:1 Chlng1. wuy you leurn how to handle Cowboya and Tex11ns funs started showlna up for tall· Gene Johnaon thlniiH is to see them." Dullus' defense, ranked 111111na 111 3:30 p.m.. well Chevy fourth In the NflL lust sea· before the 7 p.m. ltart of the Non. showed Curr lmmedl· drlliM, Carr and Dallas ltllrt· haa announced lttcly hc'lt got u lot to learn. Ina quartcrb11ck Quincy Carr hud Ncvcrnl crisp pusses Carter played briefly. that .Mike Sergent in tho 7·on·7 drill, but his Emmitt Smith didn't play at haa earned flnt puNf In the II •On· ll all. ;Bledsoe recalls consulting Kosar on Belichick "We't'C luokinl! kickers Weimerin hil!h wus school. u tht'Cc·yem· l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ und tluntct·s," Lutt@lor suit!. "She sturtcr IMked like Nhe hud I!Md Hnldu suld she lcurncd ulot 11nnu~o~h uhillty to ~Oil1llcte . fwnt her experience ut' • We hud 1111 ldcu she Wt\s u ~lrl C1llorudo. She k11cw she when w~ wutched the tupe.' w\luld dl't\W uucntlon but l.tlnl! mudc it dct\r thut duc~n ' t wunt t<l dlstr,uct her llnltltl WOUld ~~ ll'l'!lltcd like lCUII\tnUtCK. WEAT cvct·y tllh\'!1' (llltenthtl pluyct· "All of th~ jl,uys, so fm• 1 tutu every decision wuuld be · huve been lncrctllble to me.' bused un \tcr ublllty. she suid. "It Is n big deul l-lnldu uml l.onl! wcro dis· bocuuse they're my teum· uppoltllcd with Thursduy's mutes und I wullllo be pm·t of pct·t'ut'llluncc. l-lnldu suld II the tenm." wn~ tnl nl1' tluy und ~he will ~lt1ldu drc~scs und shiJWors [lrtiV~ sh~ cull do bcttar. ht the W11111un's 1\ICker room 5chutlll1fflduiH suld tit~ kick · ut ihe ~Htdittlll und su(d she et'K woro workin11 frontHhOt'l will muk1.1 llo If other lcums rm1~c . don't huve the uccotumdtlu· "lthoul!ht she kkked OK," tlilns. Lon11 sui d. "hut I wusn't rout ''I' vo chun11od in broom imprcm~d with uny nf them." closctM," she suid. "I've Nine kickers tii'O vylna for u chunaed behind chulkbourds. ~tpot on th~ tcum. 1'hnt Wherever they ylvc me, I cun ln~lttdell rotut•nitll! kl~kl!r We~ du it. Zunk11r, whu piuyotl ovllry "This b nte pursuln11 whutl l!lltliC durin!! hi ~ ft'eKhmun luvll UJ dtl." Freeman fined for fighting Tait Pag BS • • Would like to thank our customers In the a for helping us make • record breaking month of July. look forward to serving you In the·months and years to come. Thanks again! JOHN STALLWORTH ~1 ~ Rivalry 2002 Menhell Foolblll SChedule tr .Cong~atulation , Milte Sergent 8 CASH 8 ......... 11'11111 ..... . Uaed Car & Truck 111~& · %'~· 605 General Hartinger Par~way Middleport, OH 45760 • (740) 992·4443 FAX (740) 9~2-4442 • Ted Dexter I OHIO VALLEY .·CHECK CASHING .& LOAN 2M W, lllllltrttt l'llmlroy1Olllo · HM411 U...OI'*"f.... Ll.-11711111111 Saleaman of the Month for July • CHIWR.OLBT 74o·••e-ae7a 1111 E11ttrn AVI. Qalllpolla, OH 441·3872 �.' • oors harbq . _.. ltutintl ' Page 86 Sunday, Aupst 4, 200:1 Inside: Celebrations begin on C2 Page Cl Biologists predict bumper crop of bushytails I know It seenls almost impo sible hunting with no restrktions. hunting season is Squirrels rnay be hunted frorn a around the romer, half hour before sunrise until sunset. with the Ohio squirrel season bel!in· fhe statewide season is open ning in just k' days. throu11h bn, 31 , 2003, except durOhio wildli~ biolot~ists predict ing the week of deer (!UII .hunting the 2002·2003 squirrel season.- season ~ . which starts Alii, 17, should be one · Cruising through the woods at'ler of th~ most pfuducti\'\! in fe(.-enl bushytails is a good way to inlroytars. · du.:e a younJ!sler to hunting. It's a It's a safe prediction. a no·brulner lot of fun. nnd also helps aevclop really. fill' several reasons we'll I!O many of the skills needed for other intu: types of hunting, purticularly deer 1-'lrst, there are plenty of squirrels hunting. . 1\\ go around. The Ohio Dep:mment Squirrel season. at letiSt the early of Natural Resources' Division of pun of the season. usually boasts Wildlife repom there is a high pop- pleasant late summer and rarly ulation of squittels, due tu llie good autumn weather, the kind of wealhmast ~at'llrn) crop h11st full and a fair- er that doesn't make youllgsters ly mild winter. wish they were back home. Plus. Seu!nd, hurlters will be ~ble to squirrel hunts ure ol\cn successful. bug n1ore bushytalls. As a result of rewardinl! the hunter's palient-e with that lll'orementioncd healthy pof,ula- the opportunity to bag un animal or lion, hunters will now be ab e to two or more. harvest two additional squirrels per Squirrel lmntilll! doesn't requil'\l ,lay. with the daily billl limit too mud1 in the way of t1repower. expnttded to six for the first time. which is an important factor to Third, you'll potentially have youngsle!'8 who may nottolcmte too more hunting opportunities. This much recoil . A 20-gauge shotgun yeur, tor the tll'llltlme, Sunday hunt- with li~ht - to- medlum- pmvcred hlil on pri'l'llte hmd will not be lottils of stxcs, tives- or tours. or restril:ted by ~tcrell)!e site require· even " .410 shoti!UII is plenty ments. ll:ar11er this year Oovemor enough gun for squirrels, 1md a Bob Tht'l signed House Bill 493, the scope· ~ighted .22 is utmost ulways a Sundlly Hllntlnil bill, which J!OOd choice - especially tor those J~nnwed pl'\lvious private lund distant, lale·sem~on shots. restrktions on Sundll)l hunthtl! dur· Oh yeah, und it's a lot of fun t'ot· htl! hunting seasons In Ohio. Public 11rown·ups, too. Some of my fellow lund was 11lrendy open to Sunduy wildlife , spcclulists from across the 1\\ be true, but \Ill~'\! ~~in just birds. The statewide eurly Cunudu goose se•lson will open Sept. 1·1 5 with u daily ba~ limit of five and 11 posses· sion limit of I 0, except the daity bag and possession limit is two Canada the Crane geese within Creek/Ottawa, Mosquito Creek, Mercer, and Killdeer Plains numdu· tory reporting zones. IN THE OPEN Teal may be hun1ed statewide Sept. 7- 15 with u daily bug limit of state are even planninl! a da y-tnng four and possession limit of eight squirrel and dove hunting nul mg. birds. Of course most of us will need to Hunting hours for migratory birds purchase a new hunting license urc from sunrise to sunset. with the before hcllding into the woods. A exception that doves cun o'nly be resident Ohio hunting license costs hunted from noon to sunset on pub$15 for an adult nnd $~ for hunters lie hut1ting areas from Sept. I- I 0. under the age of 16. Licenses are Of course;·you'll want to check the now on sale and valid through Feb. rulebook to make sure there aren't 28. 2003. Tiley are avail:tblc at ~my other cxcepuons . ODNR Division of Wildlife district People plannrng to hunt any office and I ,350 rctnil outlets _ migmtory birds, including all water~tatewide. A complete list of hunt- t'owl, .are required to ttnswer several ing seasons and rcgulntions is con- qucsttons for the Harvest tafned in the 2002·2003 H;tnling & Information Pr~grnm (HIP) sttrvey Tmpping Rcgul~llions. available '~hen purchastng thctr huntmg wherever licenses urc sold. license. A stale wetland habttut Some migratory hird seasons will stump en~orsement and a valid and open statewide on Sept. t. Those stgned tederul . duck • stump ~rc lmds including mourning dove, requtred tn addtllon to a hun.ttng early Canad~l goose, rail. moorhen license when hunung waterlowl und snipe. such us Cunudu ~ecseund ten!. The Doves may be hunted from Sept. 2002 -2003 huntmg l•.censes, well through Oct. 20, and Nov. 2 t -30. land stamps, and permtts are on. sale The daily bug limit incrcuses from now and remain vulid through Feb. 12 to 15 this year. and the posses- 28. 2003. sion limit increases from 24 to 30 So make plans to go out and enjoy Jim Freeman Sund.y, Aupst 4, :1002 the early hunting seasons Ohio has to oo·er, und don 't forget 10 take a youngster along. (Jim Free malt' is wildlife special- ist for tile Meig.~ Soil mrd Water Collurwaiwr District. He cwr be conracred weekday.~ at ( 740) 992- 4282 or m jim ~frtemmr @ o/uracd­ "~''· ot'/1 J Send us a· pldure of · your big game catch or kill! Trapshooting contest stays longer than expected VANDALIA (AP) - The Llmtt to the not1h und locttls Mmtcur Trnpshootllil! know not to seek seuts in ureu Assodutlon 's chnmplon~hlp 1'\lstuurnnts during these I0 Lwlll 1'\ltnuln It\ Ohio lont~er days, according to the Duyton/Montgmnery County thun expected. The contest, which hus Convention und VIsitor's been held In this Dnyton sub- Burettu. urb since 19:24, hod to lind n "Eurly on when we first new hontil becnuse of expnn· found they would hllvc to slon nt the nettrby Dayton look for other spuce, we lnltl lntcrnutional Airport. The uted tulks with them 10 try to 2003 shoot wus to be the llnnl find u solution," sold Jttcquclxn Y. Powell, presione In Ohio. dent of the bureuu. "We Bow~ver. the Msociutlon h!ttrned In June that cons.truc· wou.ld love to keep them here. lion of u purklng l!urnt~e ut the rhut event becttuse ' of its ulrport wus on hold until 'ut durutlon und the type or ellen· tete it uuructs, is one of this leust the SUiltmer of ~005. "We knllW we will be here ureu's largest events." About 100 1000 purtidpants thrtlUI!h that yenr. but it is not u mutter of II' we leuve, but ure expecteo ttt this yettr's when," ATA spokeswornun Clli111JCtlllon, Only modern mumthons .Stucy Hooke~ suld. . This year s churnplllnshlp such us the New York und Boston events huve more pur· will be Au11. 8· 17. rhe ArA lenses lund .from tlclpunts In u single duy of Duyton to hundle the over· competition. t1ow 11roup of shooters. fol'l:· The "Grund" debuted in ln11 the dty ·owned ulrport to 1900 utthe Interstate Purk in dose on.e of the most used New York, where the wlt1t1er runways because of lend on wus u Duyton nutlve, Rolin Heikes. After stops in the turmuc. hi 1'99K the city notlt1ed the Chicago, St. Louis und .lu~mclutlon thutltlntended to Columbus, lhe competition expund the ulrpol'l.! Including found u home in the southtu~i1111 over the 12~ ·ucrc trup· west Ohio areu starting ·In Nlh1otlng Mite und building the 1923. tlarkil1g garuge for rentul curs. Over the yeurs the likes of The us~oclatlon decided lust Greenville's Annie Oakley, Clnclnnutl nutlvc Roy Rogers ycur to mtive 10 Spurtu, Ill. Duylotl tourism offlduls und murch king John Philip esl.ltUUhl thut the "Grund Sousu huve purtldputed. The first Dayton ureu Americun" und the Trupshootlng Assoclutlon "Ormld" wus shot In 1923 111 huvc u $10 million to $12 mil- the Nutlonul Cash Register lion economic lmpuct on .the gun club (now the site of soccer fields ut the corner of ureu. In uddltlon, · in June the Stewurt und South Muin weeklong Ohio Stute streets in Dttyton). NCR boss Trupshoolltll! Chumplonshlps John Patterson wus instru· mental In bringing the comure l1eld on the llrounds. Hotels ure booked rrom petition to Duyton und evenKentucky to · the south und tually Vundullu. ...11eac'.he·s from Pip 81 . . 1:\xplulll why you are doing whut you ' re doing, and remember. you rnuy hove 20 yeur~ eKperlence under your belt - your student hus none. Show what spots hold tish and thim explain why. Show them how to rl11 up the bolt (worms are great for thl•) and how to aently 1et the hook and reel the fish ln. Another great adventure can be had by alaalns your own worms or wutet:lng the lawn the night before und cutchlng nlghcruwlers. . There Is nuthing worse lllun luking un inexperienced yuur1g child out on u Ill-hour fishing expedition. Thut · would be like hundlng un ayeur-old u 12:,suuge shotgun und ~uylng, Here you go, shoot IL" Children need to be slowly · Introduced to · new expert ences. , .KeeP. it positive und fun for the chtld und teach them how to be true outdoors·men and outdoors· women. You'llset u positive example, one they can follow the rest of the lives. (Your big catch here) sport~@ myda llytrl bu nc.corn ROOF OF THE WORLD - Mount Katals In Tl.bet Is known to pilgrims of the Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Bonpo religions as the "Navel of the Earth." where their gods rest on their thrones. The mountain rises 22.028 feet above sea level. (Contributed) . • _Jo~mey '""""! ...,.. ' PERSPECTIVE - The foothills of the Himalayas rise In the back· ground as Dr. Shrlkant valdya walks down the streets of a Tibetan village. (Contributed) Up To 60 Months On Select Models Hurry, While Supplies Last! ~ t..=.J E JOHNSO Chtvv Truck· Mott D~dtblt Longnf·ll'tlng, Truoke.on Thtllotd 18I8Ealttrn Avenue, GCIIIIpOIII (740)446·3672 Call Toll Frttl ~ 1·800-521·00o4 ' 1' "' ' • })) ' t ' .,. . I ' .. STAFF REPORTS I APR with Approved Credit to 'The Ro9f of the World' ,. n a remote comer of Western Tibet, . lies one of the highest, most deso· late places on earth- a pyramid of · rock known as Mount Kalais. For thousands of years, pilgrims have made the arduous journey as an ancient rit· ual of devotion. For Shrikant Vaidya, MD, a urologist at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, W.Va., it was an adventure of a lifetime. "Since my childhood I have dreamed of trekking in the Himalayas," explained Dr. Vaidya. "I teamed up with a 'group of physicians and engineers who shared my enthusiasm and we spent two weeks sleeping in tents, walking the rough terrain and experiencing the culture of the Tibetan people." To pilgrims of four religions ....- Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Bonpo - this 22,028· · foot mountain is known as the "Navel of the Earth," where their gods rest on their WITH NATIVES - Dr. Shrlkant Valdya of Point Pleasant, far right, walks with thrones. native Tibetans during his trip to "The Roof-of the World.· (Contributed) On top is the abode of their god, Shiva. Lord of the Mountains, who shares this perch with his consort, Parvati. Below is the sacred Manasarovar River. "By ordit1 ary slimdards, most would where a ritual bath will deliver a pilgrim to Brahma's paradise and a drink of its waters relinquishes the sins of a j11dge it a blt•ak, barren wastelau d hundred lifetimes. After awhile, yew realize tluit t'l'l'r)' For the Jains, a religious sect holdins many beliefs similar to those of Buddhists, Mount Ka1las is acclaimed as inessential has been stripped at-flay to the site where their first prophet achieved enlightenment. Although they look much like the Hindu pilgrim. Jains can reJJeal the beuuty of tlu cart/1 in it. often be identified b~ the . small cloth bag cQntaining raw f orm tmd elem et~tal color.'' prayer beads clutched 111 their right hands. . Pin•• ... Joumey, C7 Shrtkant Vetdye, MD Husband strays too far when he travels alone DEAR ABBY: "Ross" and I have been married for 17 years. We have two beautiful children. Two years ago, he took a one-week vacation by himself outside the United States. When he returned, he told me he had been with other women and needed to be tested for STDs. I was devastated, but I forg'ave him for the Jake of the children. I never bring .it .up, but it still hurts. Last night, Ross informed me that he is going again. This time he is taking along a single· male friend. I asked him to r.romise me he will remain faithfu , but he refuses to discuss it. He says he intends to go and have a good time, and that we can talk about it the day before he leaves - which is three months away. I told him it was emotional abuse. He just laughed. Am I being unreasonable? - Dear Abby ADVICE INGHAM DEAR BROKENHEARTED: Not at all. However, now that you .ha~e been P.u~ on notice, you have senous deciSions to make about your future. Are )'OU willin$ to again tolerate your husband's mfidelity, and the health risks to which you may be exposed? If not, quiet· ly consult an attorney. For the sake of your cbildren, you must protect BROKENHEARTED IN BIRM· yourself - emotionally, physically ' . • t -- • and financially. They deserve at least one responsible parent, and· it appears your husband has gone off the deep end. DEAR ABBY: Please remind your readers to always doublecheck their medications at the time of purchase. Our family just had a close call that could have been trag- ic. My husband's grandmother has high blood pressure and has been on the same medication for years. Yesterday, we took her to the pharmacy to pick up a refill. The store was very busy and the rharmacist couldn't locate the refil order her doctor had phoned in. In the confusion, a pharmacy technician filled the order' with the wron~ medication. Thank goo<)ness we dtscovered the error before any of the meds were taken . , If a medication suddenly looks different- if tablets are a different make it safely to the shore. size, shape or color - a customer Lifeguards · here in Southern should not hesitate to question the California try to point out riptides pharmacist. It could be a lifesaver. to swimmers so they can avotd the - LOCKPORT, ILL., R.N. &:ea - but common sense is your DEAR R.N.: I agree; prescrip· ~st lifesaving tool. Know your tion medicines should always be abilities and limits in the water checked while the customer is at before you start swimming. the counter. And it's wise to have THERESA R., ESCONDIDO, all prescriptions filled at the same CALIF. pharmacy, so possible drug interac· DEAR THERESA: Those are dons can .be avoided. practical, intelligent suggestions. DEAR ABBY: After reading the With beach season here, I hope they letter from "Eleanor M.,'' whose are taken to heart. Swimmers can husband was caught in a riptide, I exhaust themselves trying to escape ~anted to offer ~n important safety a riptide. Your letter could be a life· ttp for ocean sw1mmers. , saver. Riptides are normally only 15 to Dear Abby is writTen by Abigail 20 feet wide, so if you find 7ourself Van Buren, also known as Jeanne caught in one, you should Immedi - Phillips, and was founded by her ately swim PARALLEL . to the mother, Pauline Phillips. Write beach instead of trying to swim Dear Abby a/ www.DearAbby.com directly to shore. This should allow or P.O. Box 69440, lm Angeles, you to swim out of the riptide and CA 90069. I J. ~ ( �a Celebrations • '· 'Jaaon McCarty and Kalil Uihtfoot Jceeph Roderus and Amber Rlfh Mr. llld MIL Jared VlmOn Lightfoot-McCarty engagement Riffle-Roderns engagement Smith- Vernon wedding RACINE- Rex und Cathy Cumings announce the engagement und upcoming marriage of their duughter, Amber D. Riflle, to Joseph P. Rodents, soti of Jack and Julia Roderus of Gullipolis. The bride-elect is a 1992 graduate of Southern High School und u 1997 graduate of Hocking College. She is currently employed as a registered nurse ~t the Charleston Area Medical Center on Neuro ICU. Her fiance is a 1992 graduate of Gullia Academy and he is the owner of A und J Landscaping. The couple will be married on the beach in Cape Hatteras, N. C., on Aug . 17. A reception will be held forfamily and fri ends at a later date. ' OALUPOUS- Kelly Smith and Jared Vernon w~re married June IS at the New Ufe Luthernn Chu~h with Rev, John Jackson officiating. . · . The bride is the daughter of John 1111d Martha Smith of Oallip()lis. She graduated from Marshall University in 19~6· with a Bachelors de$ree in communication disorders and from The Ohio State Umversity with a Masters degree In speech and hearing science. Kelly is employed 11s a speech lun guug~ pathologist for the Meigs County Bourd of MRDD. The groom is the son of John and Patty Vernon of Galli polls. He graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1999 witl\ 11 Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy. Jared is employed as a pharmacist for Holzer Medical Center Inpatient Phnrmacy. The couple currently resides in Oulliu County, • • POMEROY - Butch and Bonnie Lightfoot of Pomeroy announce the engagement and upcoming mlll'Tiage of their daughter, Kelli Dawn Lightfoot, to Jason David McCarty, son of David and Sandy McCarty of Wellston. The bride-elect is u '1999 graduate of Mei~s High School and a 2002 graduate of Hocking College with un associate degree in nursing. She is currently employed at Pleasant . Valley Hospital. Her fiance is currently employed at Stockmiester Enterprises of Jackson. The couple will be married at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. I0 at the Cliurch on the Move in Wellston. An open church wedding ceremony is planned with a reception to follow at the church's youth building behind the church. Cummons- ffelch engagement CROWN Crr\'1 - Rick Ullll NUll\')/ Wr...,rf\1'1' 111' S~~lltiiWII, und Kennith Ctii1\1110Hs 1>1' Ot~lllpl>li!i <IIIHIIIIIWe lhl' l'll!li4JI'· ment of their \lilll!lhter. He11th\lf C11mmuns. tQ Westloy Wokh. S\ln l>f Sum tmd aotty Jo Welch of PlllntSI'ille, Ky. The bride·elel't is a 2000 gmdHUte 111' O<lllht A~;mlllm)! Hljlh . Schll(il, She Is cmwntly empiQy!>d liS u security ~IUII'd .111 St, Mary's Ho.~pitul, Huntington, . W.Vu, She is ulso in tho Nmionul Guard nnd " student ut Murshull lllliverslt)' in · Huntington, · The !lroonHiect '' " 19\l!'l ~l'lll httltl' 11f F11irlml\l Hij!h School. He Is empl11yt:1i 111 AlHI'\1 R et~h y. Huntilljlll>n, Hll i~ ulso u volunteer flromnn tmd m>1T t\>r th1.1 vllhljli> uf Crown Cit~ • They will he nmrled nt 10::\0 11.m. Aujl. 10. 2002. m Wesleynn Church. Crown Cit)l. 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We hove lll,ll'\llltmmt~ u little. whiltl. 11u 1'1111 1'1111111 count 1111 , 11111 , ~Jl\llll thlllr honll~moon In lhl! Or"nll (.'" m~1\ l•hm•l• u1111 · ('ol,\111\lll. Mllxl~o . : benef'lts'l with IR other ommlries. 1011, 1111 ~nl'htl ~llQ llrll y . II' ynu't'\'! fJoli11 l..illltollr 1. ~ mmw.Q~I' i ha l.lll\l(llll reMIIlllM In Vhlll~l\. : A. Durln11 yom worklrtll For nwre lnfnrmmlon. visit · Ill or 11\llll'\'!d un{l wnn't he fl/ til~ StJt'/11/ ~·~, ·uri/~ QQit'l' : Y'lllrs, you get eurnln11s ored· www . ss~.ynv. l.'m ll ~~ ~ ftt I· nhlo to wurk for " yi!Hr or Ill Alh~m'. J . : its bused on your wajles. The 800·77/J· Il l ~ or visit ymtr more. yo u cu n 1101 !lnclnl : credits nre posted to your loc«l ~nclnl ~ecmity otllco. !llll'llrlty {ll ~uhl lll y pnyrnenls ns lun11 us ymt ' rl! dl~uhlod or· Social Security record. The Soclll Secu~ for · unlli ynu'N uhle In Nlurn \(1 credits determine your ellgl· ; blllty for retirement, cllsubll· youn1 worktn work. And yo ur fumlly 1.1un IIIli benefits ton. HN loniJ us : lty or survivors benefits for : you and your family. Socinl Sllcllrity t~n't Just · you nre r\loelvln~ diM ntlllity : Most people need 40 cred· Its (I 0 years of work) to · qualify for benefit s. Youni)er . people need fewer credits to The Area'• (tJ'IUtt({J)m!llil : be eligible for dls11blllty ben· Largeat Selection ~~ ~ .·~••~.~ : cfi ts or for family members . Plain !)Iamond · 'IVJ:I' .r 1j.. : to he eligible for survivors 0111 ned benefits If the worker dies. Euch yenr tho nmount of earnings neelled t'or « credh rl ses alonil with uvern~e earnings levels. In 2002, you earn one credit for each $870 of earnings, up to a muxl· mum of four credits per year. For more Information , vlsh www.ss'lt.gov, call J.soo. 772· 1213 or visit yo~r locnl Soclul Security ot'flce. edding Bands David Rucker end Mel1111 McCorkle Rev; and Mre. Bobby Wooda Molly Fryer 1nd Chrl1topher 111111 McCorkle-Rucker engagement lMJods golden anniversary Fryer-Slagle engagement. OAK HILL - Mrs. Shirley Sue McCorkle of Oak Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rucker of Gallipolis announce the engagement nf their children, Melissa Dawn McCorkle and David Joseph Rucker. Melissa is the daughter of the late Robert E. McCorkle of Oak Hill. The bride-elect is a 1994 graduate of Oak Hill High School and is currently a student at Shawnee Stqle University, majoring iR business administration. The groom-elect is a 1997 graduate of Galli a Academy Hi gh School and a 2002 graduate of Shawnee Stale University, with a bac·helor's degree in education. The couple will be married at 4 p.m. on Aug: 24, 2002, at the First Church of the Nazarene in Gallipolis. The reception will immediately follow at the University of Rio Grande Student Center Annex.. POINT PLEASANT - · The Reverend Bobby L. and Mrs. ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Mr. Wid Mni. Paul Henderson IUld Mr. und Ruth M. Woods will be celebrating their golden wedding Mrs. Edwin Fryer, all of St. Louis, Mo., wish to wmounce the engageanniversary on Aug. 17 at the West Virginia State Furm ment of their daughter, Molly Fryer, to Christopher Single, son of Mr. Museum. An open house reception will be held from I to 3 p.m. und Mrs. Edward Wld Jane Ann Slagle of Gallipolis, Olris Is tlle The Woods were married on Aug. H, 1952, in Arnett. W.Va.. ·grnnctson of~. Louis Shoenutker Wld Mrs. Ama Moo Morgan, bOth by the Reverend Denver Dickens. Joanne Dickens and Jimmy of Gallipolis. The wedding is planned for Saturday, Ausust 31, 2002, Sauls served us witnesses. Ruth is the daughter of the late Guy in St. Louis. The bride-elect Is a 1993 graduate of Clayton High School In St. and Stella (Richmond) Cantley and Bob is the son of the late Louis and a 1997 graduate of the University of Missouri. She Is the Edgar and Myrcll (Hughes) Woods. Director of CoJporate Communications for Serv Ali - a Columbus. The Woods have five children: Evelyn (Aaron} Weaver Of Ohio-based plutrmaceuticul company. · · · LeTart, W.Va., Brenda (Bruce) Hussell of Imperial, Mo., The groom-elect is a · 1990 IU'<lduate of Galliu Academy High Kathy (Jeff) Gardner of Point Pleasant, Ed Woods of School and a 1995 .lll'lldUllte of Miami Unlvel'lllty in Oxford. Ae Morgantown , W.Va., and Craig (Ellen) Woods of Franklin, works in the public alfairs and federul policy otliceH for Ohio Anon~y Ky. Tiley also have five grandchildren: Brandon and Jillian Geneml Betty D. Montgomery and is preparins to enter his third yei\1' Weaver, Scull HusseJI,. Bryant and Amanda Woods. oflaw school at CapitafUniverslty Law School in Columbus. The Joint Implant Center · Q, I just got u letter from Social Security say ing they pnid me too mu ch because of my wuges,- I cannot M'ford to pay the heneflts buck In full. Whnt cnn I do? · A. You hnve severul options. Based on your financial sltuurlon and the . reason l'or the overpoyment you can pay It back In · lnKtullrnents, request to have the pnyment s tnken directly from your monthly heneflt check. or request a waiver or , appeal of the overpay ment If you think the decision wa ~ wrong. Contact Social Security us Noon us possi ble. You have 30 duyH from the date of your- overpayment notice before we sturt to collect or · send you a bill for the . amount you owe. Por more : inform atio n. viHit : www.m.11ov, cull 1·800· 772- 121 3 or visit your lvctll Social Security ofl'ice, .Real Training For Real Life For more Information about the opportunities Buckeye Hills Career Center offers, please call ~- Our next clinic date II Friday, Augu1t 8. Call (814) 481·8174 or 1·800·371-4780 for an appointment • Specializing In total joint replacem.ent Q, I worked in Chile for : 20 yenrs, then I came to the : LJniled Stutes and worked here. Do I ~et credit for my work. in Chile'/ : A. Yes. you do. t\s of : December 20tll . we huve 1111 ; agreement with Chile th11t · f coordinate~ benefits und • avoids double IIIIUII!Im. Thi~ : agreement lri especially help· : ful if you don't have enough i _;__ " ' ~- ·--- -· • .. . .' Internet Bill Pay. Nn mh@r ~~t.:~Julll otl r~ you more thGn U.S. llitnk Prtf Ch uckln~o~. In oddlrlon m Jlr@~ lnrornor lbnkln.11, you'll ~ ~~~~ t.~rt ~ Ire~ 01rek Cord, no monrhly mHinrenNneo f@@~, no 1nlnlmwn h11 iuner rrqul•·~mem~l Heo mjl~tlrl¥a lnr~rm mo, Rnil lr'- nil hn~krd- hy our r!!clu§ ve PivQ Sr~r Sarvlee Ou~rllllree .. Jllu~. now you e~ tl enjoy rwo frer monrhtof l nnm1~1 lltll Jl~y, whl~h allow\ ynu till 1171 81tve nn IIO~Idl'~ by paylnj~ your ltlll~ aloermnleNIIy. IJ~ SehodulQrtptlldfl~ monthly p11ym~nu 1..11eh g~ yuur lllllff"d~O or ear PIIYIIIOHf, . 1 ~~~ l 11y onu-rlmo blllt 11nd ~hiHI!t or e11nul • pllymont. Jlor mor~ htformotiPn, 1Wp by ftny U.S. Oqnk brtm~h, cull l ·Hiili·:l%2·47.'7 ur ehe~k 111 IM ftl u8bllnk.eom. • ' . SWitch to PI •• Checking with two :,. •• monthll of At U.l. l•nk, you're home frH. : (740) 145·5334 __ ______ - For lnltilli oveluotlons or follow-up vi llitil tor totttl joint ropl11oomon1, wo offor oftloo.houri ot: 3654 U.S. Route 60 Eo11, Borbouravlllo, WV. ' . �.J /' Sunday, Auguat 4, 2002 Pomeroy • Mlddlepott • Galllpolll, Ohio • Point Ple11ant, WV PageC5 the River : Junb~ 1rimtt"' Jentintl 4, 2002 ' ' ectston urt er • Mr. and Mra. Thoma• MDI'II Corey-Morse wedding . llenjamln lrown and Maura Clark Clark- Brown ertgagemen t v . Shawn McCrel&ht and Tllfan)' Blland Biland-McCreight enga~ement CROWN C ITY - Summer Corey from Purkersburg. W.Va .. and Thomas Morse l'rom Gallipol is, were murricd Saturday, Aug . ), 2<Kl2. nt St. Nicholas Church. The couple works for Oakwood llomcs in Gallipoli s. For weeks now we've been telling you thut u decision un the federul grunt application for up t<> $650.(XJO · to open a community health clinic in the Vcteruns Memorial Hnspillll building would be mudc by July )0. It wusn't. Last week. M ick Davenport. president of the newly organi~.ed board of trustees. unnount:etlthuton "new starts" the decision litllc hus hcc11 set for Aug . 15. Grunts ori expansion of dlnics in rurnl communities already in uperntion were unnuunc~d lust week . The board rcmuins optimistic and is moving forward.. on plans for ·opening the dink. After notificu- . lion of grunt upprovul.' the board will have only 90 duys tu gel the (IAI .Lii'OLIS - Rhomlu Uurris. und Jctry und Vkky Mr. uud Mrs . Ut'Ctil I .. Clnrk. Lclun .. W.Vu .• tHitlttllll~c the ctl!tttgclltctilof their tlllll!lhtcr. Muunt Ill lund nf Gallipolis Hllllllt.lllcc the engu~cmentof their daughllttllie I.JCI Vllhtll l 'lurk tnllcn.\lllllltt Merrill Bmwnon Augu't ter, Tilfuny Murie llllaml. In Shawn David McCreight, of Ill, ~lh)2. 4:.11) 11.111. ttl l'otltlt lttpllsl l 'hlln.:lt. Mu.1o11. W.Vu . Mcdtankshurg, ""' nf Marianne Dottle of Mttrysville. and fit~ l'IIXhllll tlf 1111 \lllell dtltt~lt WCd.illl~ Will he nh.ICrVc.i . David McCreight tlf Housh HI. Texas . t'lottk lx ol l~'i!J gt'ltdLHttc <If Wothnlllol High Sl'llltnl und The hridc-clcct i.s the g.mndtluughter of Hurold und Dorothy t'Cl't'lvctl 11 Hotl'hchll' 111' At1 ~ IJegt'CC Itt P~y~httlogy lhmt Mttt·y llrtJyit's. 111td Antta Ill lund und the late Lconurd Blland, uti of Hotldwllt (\tl l c~l' . Stmmton, Vu .• In Mny 21kl2 . She will cuter (lalllpoll s. 1\_l'lltlllntc ~dtmtl nl Ettslcrn Mcllmlllltc 'University. The ~l'lllllll ·clcct is the grundson uf l'utrkiu Dollie und· lltii'I'IMtllhllt·g. Vot. lttlhc full. Rkhard Dnlllc of Worthington. 'l'hc wedding ccrcmllny will take pluce ut 4:20 p.m. un llllllvtt ''the'"" <tl Mr. u)td Mrs . IJuvld lln>wtl . lie grndllt\lcd lh1111 SI<'1Vtl1 1 (\tlltlty lligh Sl'lhlltl. StcW;II'I, 'l'cttll., In Snturday, i\11g. 24, 2002. at Ml'C'nrthy Park In Marysville. l'i'ilnttd llt'C•rtltly xct·v.•s lit tlic lJnltcd Sttltc.l Air htrl'c . He . with tl rccc111ion 111 f11llow In the purk. lx xltttlttll~tl with tltc Nuvul Scl'lll'ity Cll'!lllll A..:tlvlty. Sugur Clt11ve, W.Vn . . · ' 1'1\c hi'idc-clcel ·, ~t·mtdpflt'Ctt l s nrc Mt·. nniJ Mrs . Joint J. Del Viii uti k tlf l{,ngcrsvillc, Alnhtlllln Ulltl Mr. u11tl Mr~ . Mel viii E. t'lolll , We~l l<llllll\hlot , W.Vn. llht\VII 1! the gt·oltttlmtltll Mr. ulld Mt·s. Gnttly Wttlln~c ond ML tlltd Mt·!. fll~ll Wtlllcrs uf C'hnt·lnttc, te1111 .', ttlld Mt·. n11d Mt·M . Dttvltllltw.vt1, Mttttclc, Ind. '!"he llcwlywcd.l wiiii'Csltle 111 llunistlllhtll·g. Vu .. 1\tllowlltg 11 17hu·ttln hllllcylllootl. · . I was cleuni ng out some metul drawers where I hnd pluced. items in the 1950s and 60s. I run ucross a packugc thut had published newspaper articles concerning Mux Tawney and this one anicle is u true story that really hup. pened. which was published m · the Gallipolis paper und it real· : ly mude news in muny other • pupers throughout the USA. : If you notice, this article : was pub Iished in Long • Beach, Culif., Saturday, Sept. · · 14, 1957 . I collected papers in • nine Stutes with this story that • wus printed und published in ·: them . ; · The article, by lined Tedd : Thomey, is us follows: : "Max Tawney began trem· : bling as soon as he awoke at : 7 u.m. in his bed mGallipolis, • · Ohio. It was Friday the 13th : and after whut had huppen~d · • all week he knew he was tn : for H. • • "Tawney's fantastic trou· : bles begun last Sunday when : he was arrested for speeding : · behind an ambulance. : "On f'y!onday, Tawney • owner of a photo studio • wus arrested aguin while • SJ?Ceding to Oak Hill to take . : prctures of an accident. ( "Tuesday. morning, officers • nabbed hun once more. : because he had failed to : transfer his license plates to a •. new car. A little later Tuesday : he lost his wrist watch and . ; w.allet while squirrel huntin~ . · • "Wednesday morning hrs camera was stolen, as well as a, box of shotgun shells . Wedne sday afternoon he '. '' Mr. and Ml'l. Milton Houdaahtllt Houdashelt anniversary Mr. and Mr~ , Randy Warner II Moore- vvarner wedding l'IIAitLI \IHON . W.Vn . ltnt1tly Joe Wnruet II, l'utt11cl'ly ul' Leoti, WVn .• utttl Jct1111 l'ct· I. Moore or C'hrlcsllln , W. Vu. Wch~ llllittled 1111 Sulttrtlny, July 27, 2lKJ2. The. ceremony look J iot~c 111 Mhucklc l'llllttiiUttlly Cliur·cli Wllh l'ustor Mkhucl ,llttthct·l oflkhttlllj;! . 'l'lic cu~tottt ul '"' upctl clturdt wcutllng WiiR llhiL'tVcti. , Moiii'C 11 lite tluttglttcr uf Pete Wullucc ttttu 1'etCRII Miller or ' Ellkvlcw, W.Vu . uml Blll11ntl C'ulhy June~ ul' Heut. Del. She I~ u!lrmlttnh' 111' du'l<llllt1n lligh Sdtllolll1 Dcluwure 1111d tlllcntl · eli Wt••t Virglttln Slotlc College. · · Wott·ttct jq tile IIIII of lt ott1tly ltlltl ,Libby Wurtlcr or Leon. W. Vu .• ott ill SIC IIhotllle L. Wur11er ttl l liurlcRtoM, W.Vu. He Is u llltl4 gntdttillc 111' Pultttl,lcuMtll ll iglt Sdmolu11d 1121~10 gruti U!tlc <tl' Weqt Vlrglnlu .~lute College. l-Ie cutt1ctl u llm:hcll,r of IMctt ~c IJegtcc Ill ct.ll!cnllun. Wurncr I~ current ly unnRRIRiltnt. fllt!lhoill ~oudt nl Si. !\I bun~ Hlgh School uml hcuu Wt'CM lllng cuul'lt Ul 1-luy• 111111111· lligh Sdtnul. He IM ntrrenlly employed 111 ( 'h111·ic•tott 'l"t·cllltJJcttt.l 'etllct. Tltc ttcwlywcd~ will tcMide 111 Clhtl'lc•lou, W. Vu . I dqs •• you/ IUPIRIPAN DDMI SWIM YEAR ROIJNtJI RATLIFF POOL CENTER Charlene Hoeflich ••• ••• . Tawney MEMORIES fmctured several ribs when he fell from a ladder in his studio stockroom. "Thursday night, he slipped on freshly waxed lloor ut home and bumped his head . "W hul happened to him on Friday the 13th '? "Not a darn thing. "'Gee.' said Tawney, congratulating himself on his good luck. ' I wish every day was Friday the 13th!'" I am telling you the truth, this all really huppened to me and I am 88 years old now. I got a call from Jack Hanna and he said would be down to Gallipolis on Jan. 27, 2003, to put on a good show for my 89th birthday like he has for the past three years. I talk to Jack often, he is a very good friend of mine . I have been to many to many foreign countries with him. I hope to have my world travel book on the market soon. 1umgtime dttllipoli.l busineuman Max 1itwney occasionally submits article.~ to the Sunday Times-Sentinel about his world travels, and Our name's changed, but it's still ~ · memories of Gallipolis a11d Gall/a County.) Firstar Is now U.S. Bank. Up to 4050 minute for life . MIIM. PLUS chaaH ••rmobllt·lo·mobllt 1 of the lollowln1: minute• • 500 lot1l bonuo enytlme mlnutu · · Nltlonwldt lon1 dlollonce • 200 Nokia !!85 RESERVE CHAMPION - Sunset Valley Phyllis 1201 captured . reserve grand champion bred-pnd-owned female at the 2002 Ohio Junior Angus Preview Show, June 28 In Hillsboro. Morgan Woodward, Gallipolis, Ohio, showed the February 2001 daugh. ter of s Av Limited Edition 9283 that first won junior champton. Henry Bergfeld, Summitville, Ohio, evaluated the 94 junior entries. (Contributed) NO CHAAOE With 1&0 AeHW ,....,,"'·" ' Crtdll Ctlti* a 88._1 Tt•AppiW J•mtr N1l1on ' Carleton-Nelson engagement ' IV\CINB - Willlum unu Cathy Carleton of Rucine itl1ttolltlcc the engagement unu upcoming murrluge of their duughlcr. Angela Dawn C'arleln11, to Jutney Lee Nelson, son of Murty unt.l Debbie Morurity l)f Rl!llille, The IJriue-elect is u IIJI.J7 . · SVUthern High School "!'tl receiV~d her a1sociute from Hocking ( ollcgc in 2UO I, She lA as a registered nur1c ur Overbrook · Her lluht~ I~ 11 1996 gmduutc Hi$h und received hl1 nqqodutc degree in engrneering from lim:king College In 21KJ,I. He i~ currently employed at Wul· Murt In Arhcn•. · The wuplc will murri~ In un open church wcuding cercmtlltY Aug. J I ut the Rudne UNited MethocJist Church. •• I! luck ' Natlonwlde Access. With more than 2,200 locations and over 5,000 ATMs across the country, At Firsrar, we've ":lade quite a name for ourselves over the years. And now we're making another g"'at name U.S. Bank is ready to serve you, wherever. you are. Plus, you lor ourselves-U.S. Bank. can still access information on lhe Same Familiar Faces. As we ~hange names, your accounts 24 hours a day we believe our most valuable asiie! is our people. That's by calling 1-866-833-6728. why you'll continue [0 deal with the same people you know and trust. Whether it's the banker or teller at your Five Star Guaranteed Service. local office, or the . · All a U.S. Bank customer, you'll get the same great service private banker you've you've come to expeCt from Firsta~. thanks to our worked with lor cxdusive Five Star Service Guarantee-a guaran· years, they'll tce .that actually pays you if we ever fail to still be there deliver superior customer service. when yov Community lnvoiwment. At U.S. Bank. need them. we've teamed some pretty valuable lessons over the· New Name. Great New Opportunities. ·year>. Uke when yov treat We also know you have enough in your life to keep people as a neighbor, they track of, and the lasr thing YQU need a,., change~~ with retum the favor. When your banking. Don't worry. You'll srill enjoy all the everybody works rogerhe~ same feature• and benefits of your Pirstar accounll, and everybody grows together. your Checking and Savings And when you invest in·a 'account numbers will not community, the community invests in you. That'l why change either. And of we're 10 oommirud to the communities we serve and the ooursc:, the rare and term projectS that fuel our future growth. of your CD~ or ,loans will Firstar is now U.S. Bank. Our name has changed. remain the same, too. What matter> most hasn't. , • ~ ' . TOP HONORS -These young people won top honors In their : raspectlve showmanship divisions at the 2002 Ohio Junior : Angus Preview Show, June 28 In Hillsboro. Pictured from left Includes Morgan Woodward, Gallipolis, Ohio, senior champion; Jordan Moore, Oak Harbor, Ohio, Intermediate champion; and ~alley Harsh, Radnor: Ohio, junior champion. (Contributed) nc • ••• Max means good news for those who can't say goodbye. • JOOO nl1htend weekend minute• • UO Included enyllme mlnulao Angela Carleton and ' Fe>tivul next month. the Senior Center." It will be held on Wednesduy ·of Application' to enter the contest fair week and the girls from Hober are now available from Belv11 Hn;,pice will be there to entenuin. Workman. 992 -3756 or 742 -3111. Riu Granue College students will be Th~ ..:hili hus to be prepared on· doing fuce painting, and the Meig' County Librury will send along peo- ,itc •• thut\ down on the parking lot ple w help with craft work . -· on the duy of the conte!.! und none oflhc ingredient!. can be precooked There will ulso be a mystery clown and the first person to guess or treated . who it is will getu prize. There ur~ u ·few electrical Senior Citizens Day at the fait hooku11' or ..:onte\tant> cun use lliut's when ihere is no charge to get unto the grounds and ullend all the Coleman-type 'tove,, barbecue grills or ..:umplire,. There. of course, uctivities - is Thursduy. Aug. 15. will be nice pri£c' for the winners . (Charlene Ho~/1icl1 is 11entral So you make 11 great chili. Maybe this is the year you want to mww11er for Tile, Daily Smtinel, enter it in the chili cook·off to luke Pomero\'. Cmrlilct her at ltot· pluce ut the Sternwheel Riverfcst }7 ich @mydtlily.\entinel.com .) Accident free Friday the 13th.made national news Ul'I'Aitt W.Vn . UALLII'OLIS - The ~7th wedding unnlversury of Milton (Milt) und Annubcl Huutla.l hcll. 28 1 Lur.lat Drive, Gallipolis will be cclchruteli Suturduy. Aug . 17. 2002. with an open house lhutl 12;30 lo 3 p.m. ut Gallipolis Chri stian Chttrch, 44Hr, Ohlt1 ~tHI, Otilllpolls. . The lloutlttshelts were tnurtleu on Aug. 17, 1945, ut St. Louisville. Milt is retired frntuthc Oalllpoll .~ Pttrts Warehouse unli Atttllthcl Is t·etlted fru111 1-lolzer Medical Center. 'fhc 11pcn hou se will be hllkied by the couple's two duugh· ters, Amtu (KcllhJ Moore ol' l'uducah, Ky., and Beverlee (JefO llusklns uf tlullipuiiR. · . lhc couple requests nu gins, however, curus will be uppredotted. school supplies which they'll be distributing to disudvunt:tgcd · students just before school starts. and thut's only u couple weeks uwuy. Supplies cun be dropped off Monday through Thursday noon to 5 p.m. and Friday and Saturdtty, 6 to 9 p.m. The supplies will be given out orl Aug. 20. COMMUNITY Dee Ruder who handles the pro· ject for God's N.E.T. says that mnney is also needed because there clinic in operutiun . Much of the preliminary work. ure special materials for some classlike gelling the doctors, hus ulreudy es which need to be purchttscd. been completed, and currently applications for the hospitul udminIf you'w ulways enjoyed going to istrator's position ure beittg the Meigs County Fuir but are now reviewed. finding that it's just too much walk. ing or the heal gels to you. you God's N.E.T is sllll collecti ng might Wtllll to allcnd "Fair Days at + ' bank.@ Pivt Star Stcvi~ GW11'1111ued uabank.com • �.. It reully doc> pny to go to ~ollege. It muy surprbc xnu to know thut in uddition to hu\ ing 'ignlfkuntly in,·rcn.,cd curning power with 11 col: lege degree. you muy ret·~ive more money thun is required In puy your ~:ullcgc tuitiun bill while you ure still in sd1o1•i. Thut's ri~ht. if you. qunllfy, you may tx· cl1giolc to wllct·t 11 I'H Y· · •·heck ••f sorts for nttcnlling ~:ullc:gc . Let 111<' expluin. First you would need to complete the Frc•· Applkutiun fur Fedcrul Student Aid or FAFSA. Tlw \'ntn· llction of this document will nllnw ·,u· the dt•tcnninnti••n of tht• 1111Wllnt of Fcdcrnl or State aid lhr whkh you nmy he cligiol~. us well us in,ti· · tutionul grunts. Y<111 mny m•t IJC nw11rc that .y1•u · mny quulify fnr •nort• tlmniHl\' type of cduL·utiomd fundln~. This mc11ns thut you muy qunlify lor nny nnd nil IIVHilnhlc types of finuncinl nid induding sd1nlnrships. grunt ,, und l J~r. Luanne Bowman h11111S. Th~t\' m'C dl.lllts to lillY l\1r ji!NIIilll.l. 1\llllhw l.~t\ nsMmw thm )our tuition t-Ill vehi·l~ lnnintcmm,·c. tiro Nplm:l.l· Willi> $1 •. tlO. Y111t hnw hl.l~n nwnnl· nwnt. or 1)\'l.lll to . hl)lp flnunl.'\1 thll ed t11111ndnl ni~l 111' \ll'l.'r $-l.llOO. If pliN.:ImSI.l nl' 11 vehlde. we d\•th~ muth. thi~ meun~ thut you Mnn tt'Hllitl\111\11 ~'llli<'ll~ ~~~~~l~nt ~ will•v•·clvt' t•vl;'r $2.~00 ut' flnnl1\'inl use the mklltlnnul l\1mls tu \'">' l\1r u ni\1 d••lhii'S h<.lynnd whut Is dh't'l.'tly llel'lll\1\111 1.'1\tnjllltt,'t' thnt w II mnke t'ellllltV\1 h• pny 1\lr l'nllt'jlll tl111h' ~ollt'll<' \'1\llr~t'll or~ ~~~~~let'. tuition. A~luh sttld<'11l~ Slllllt:lhu\"~ IISI.' the Shwe m1•st ut' th<' stlld<,nt t'lnnl1· mldhl11nnl 1\md' 111 ~ll jlpl ~nw nl the clul uill I~ ''~''u"lcd llit'CI.'IIy ''' the l'tuully <'111'11illll> thnl htwe ~<'t'll \.:nlle)le u•· univcrslt~· the >lmlellt 1~ t-edu<:e\11i>hll<· ul\t~mllnlll'lllil;'llt.' · nttenuln~:. n "1-ct'uml ' ,-h~,·~ willll\l In 'hl•l'l. th<· nllllhlnn111 mt•nl\' ~ issued tn tlw 'lllllcnt. The 'tmlent th11t llt'e t'Cliii'IW\1 In tht 'lud~nt l ' Uil t•nn then 11s~ rlw $2.~00 tn p11y for he 11~1'd lhr whutcvt•r th~ jlt'eute't uther ~xpcnst'~ the student 11111\' neoil hnppL'Ils 111 "" l'ur lht• lndil'ill· lnc11r whlk' gelli 1111 his or her cdu~· ,i· unl slltdcnt . tinn . Huw nntl'h lllllllL' • )lt'ls t\'1\mdt:d Whllt) tlw stlldl)nl will IIIII'~ dltwt to studl.'nls '! t'lh1cutlon111 ~x pons~s inl'iudinll On~twt'njlc. lwuuld s11y thnl 1\tll· textbook~ nnd suppll~s. tht•st' t'tiiH.Is tim~ slttd~llls 1\•'1 h~;• tlw~n $1.()(Wl 1.'1111 nlsn h~' used to p11y fill' llvln).l · . nml $:!.t~!O t\'ftullk'd t'lldl '''m~sh:r. e~\wllscs su~:h 11' houslnJ.l. f(md. or The m;tu11111inmu11 d~tlt•mt., 1111 cud1 uti lti~s wlwtlwr tlw stud,•nt llws lndivlduul siiHicnt's l'ir~um,tnn~t:s . dtht•r 011 Ill' ofT ~,:nmpus . Tit,• l'uml> Sllme stlldl)l\1' Ill'<' 11\I'Hrdt•d milt~ ~1111 11lso h~ us~d hy t'llll\llllllcr ''"" l'inntwlul uid th1111 n11 11•r, dt'IWHdlnt~ Y''"" EDUCATION mnny stulit'lll' who III'C IIWIII'Ii~d sdH•Iurship' 1>111 who 1\UI)' nlsn qunlify rnr mklltinmtl )!1'11111.' und hums. . Whit~ thor~ 11111~ h<.· n limit In the dulllll' IIIIHIUIII nl II jllll'· tk'ul11r s~hulnrship nr lcll'lllll. tht'I'C Is "" limit "'' tht• 1111mocr 111' sdwlnr· ,hips or grants th111 11 '111111'111 1.'1111 "'' uw11nlod . h•r exumpk. 11 student L'<Htld tw IIWIII'd~d two sdwlurshlps. 111\;dcml j.:l'lll\1, II SIIIIC 1\1'11111 lind II !nun Ill L'IIVl'l' tultinn wul lh·s fnr u St'll\C>· Sundly, Auguat 4 2002 Sunda~Augu•t4,1001 Pomeroy • Middleport • Qalllpoll•. Ohio •,Point PIHIInt, WV \Ill IW~d tlllll lli.'llll~mil: tl<'fi\11'11\111\~Q. Thl.' ummmt nm~ ulsn llll ln~11:nsed If ·tlw i~lutil.'nt ~hnnM~s m druw Qll ~htde-nt hmns. Hvt~n It' 1l1•tl 't quullt~ for s~·ht,lurshlps m »runts. nil students t!lllllil 1\w ftldtll'nl lmms. Ht~wovot". k~Ct) Itt ml nll thnt stud~nt lo11ns must ~ pultl Ollt'~ un~r ~t·nthllltlon. Most students must ulso uchlev~ C\111lltll I"'IKI\Itnl\' SltlllliUI'dS 1\1 tntlill· tHin lllijllhllhy lhr ~lll11inu\ld nnundul nld. Rcmcmhl't". It puys Ill ~" tn ~ol· k!lc• ('uU IIlii' itll.'lll ~illlll1l1111it)' wlle11~ tmh1y umt sell how you ~un t'Cup the '""'ut\ls Ill' tllt~n<llniJ ~Ill· l~l!tl hy pttttlnp ~.·nllull~ In ymu· 1\\11.11\', ' . , : , ll ~1 ~MORb tAP1 t lll\1:~ ~1'\)11~\lt ~hit, \ ull..cr ~t\\'11 h~ wus uu tu 'lllnethltljj . wh~n he bt\11111ht u ·~•mputCJ' t~hnkhml11tull~tl~ !~t~lll' 's wotld unJ m•kt1llltuts lut lht:lr Input. 11 . llo 11 1 ll·U~~ 1~11ll~s . "''~~tly 1'·11\ulls,1 111 W\111\C, WulkQt', 11'11! '11111\'tl tlntwltljj Rllctlc. tlcn . llultiru~~ uml >'' "' Stll)llllniiJ~O.M~IIItlll\lct'llllllll.l just how lllltdll\llllplllcrshu\1\l Jlill1111lut\lll '\lll' livcs. Muny thus hutl klcns lut' IIIIIIS, lndudlnll the olll Jul..~ nf illltt~lltlll l'ur hours hi '"\lllh' lll~llllptllcr thut ' - surfll'iii\1 , '' unpllljljl\1\l. Wulkct' lhull!lht lw ~~1ultl • ~\111\ll llll with II IWW ~·n~h~ or Juk~s. 11 I ~lll)lrirtlon tlw II'US· tt·utlons ul l'ijlttt'ltljj out up!J111illes. llllll~~ts. ('!).ROMs Htll11ntl'l'll<.'t sut·llnll. And h<.' wu' hK1~1t111 1\w u 11\lW ~hi\111\'ICI' Whll Wlllild ~pit• nml1c llw c~jnlmllt\11 tlll.:hnnln ~)1. S11 he ~~~~~~d •~ullllt'llttl sub· mil munc~. nntl he ~tllllll up with 11 winner: "l'hlp U1111111' will lllll~llr July -+ ut Cnmp Swampy. · ·. '11lll '"lll!llStlnn ~·tlllltl lh1111 thns whn knllw tht: .lllbllll.:t · w~~ll ln1ill1111tllun t<.'clllltlln· ·1 illY •spel'iullst,, Ill tlw Stuto Ptlplll'llll~nt, Wll<.'f1: Wul~cr mud~ hl11 tlllnoun.·cmcnt 1\tustlny. W11lk~t·. 1111 Al'my v~tct'llll, suit! thut wh<.'n h~ ltllllk his i/.mmllt' Ras~ llllll'llltlll ;,,. l 'it ·~ l'''~'·'·illrll r,li.,. .f1muwia/ amlatlmilrl.l· rmti1 ·~ lt(lltltw 111 Rio Ot·wrtlr Comm1111iry Collr.~"· IW. ltn\' 326. Hill til'tllldr, 0/t/u 4,'1ft74, 24J· 7~. M . J Ono salad with chickpeas, dill and lemon liY THe ~S OCIATHJIJRC99 Pnst11 lllltkQs u !Jit'eut hus\l fot•n ljlll~:k mcul. o11'1ll'ltt1Jmnny sluq~s 1111d sl~~~ to ~hnostl lhun. This t\'l.'ipc 1\\nn the Ali)Htst lss11~ nl' C'noklnll L111h1 llltt~u1lnc tosses IOl.JOihcr UI'/O, dlll 11ml ~hkk j'JQIIs. Pnlr It with n ski~ ul' romtllno·mlnt suluiluml It ll\1cntnt~s u lillhl sUilllllllt' 111~111. • Ot·~u Sulnd wllh Chl~kll~"N' 1)111 und 1.~1non I c'IIP llll('llokcd nr1.0 (t'tc\l·shnped pustu) ' , ~up thinly sll~ed grt~tln nnlo11s ',''"!' (2 outwe .~l ~t·umhlt!d tutu d111~s~ '• ''"P clmpp~ll l't'llsh lllll I ( I'l ·tltln~cJ ~un chl~kptm.~ (~ltrhunl.ll betms ). drulnod .',lnhlcsponns fresh lomun Juice· I , 111hlesponns exli'lt·Vit'jl.ln olive oil I tnhl~spoon cold wutcr 1 I~IISjlllllll Sllit ', 1~11sponu l~llllt:tlmlnc~lllltll' llc . (\m~ pustnnWill\lin» to j)U('kll~~ ltlrt~cthms. omlttlna fut nnd s11lt. Dmln nn,t rlns~ with Ctlld wnlur: druln , Combine p11stn. onion .~. cht~esl), dill 1111d chlckpous In u hll'l!C howl. tosslnll ~~rnly In ~:nmhlno. Coml1lnc Juice und rcmulnlnl! ln(lredlcnts Inn smnll howl. stlt•t•lnt~ wilh 11 whisk. Drizzle 1\Vtll' j)IISIII Ill lXIII I'Il: IIISS j,IOI111y Ill COlli. M11kc, 4 s~J·vlnt~s. . · Joumev, from Pip A( . 1 Thu MoutH Knllu.~ hus ulwuyN hl.lon nne of · the most tlll11~1tlt In Aslu, If not the Wlll'ltl. Tho tllstunces lii'C lt'tllllCIItitiUN, WClllhtlf pllf• · tl ·ulurly hut'sh, NuppllcM " uhnost non·ll~lstont lllllllmn· till llllll~ks lll'll II ~OIINIIIIH Wnt't'y, Rx~ilpl for 11 f'<~w smull bunds ul' numttlll~ lillrdcrs tlw plulns ur·c ucNulutc. "By orlllnury Mtundnrds, mmt. would juu~o It u bla11k, bttrrcn wuNt.crund. Al\cr IIWhlle, ytJu rcullzc thul everY, Inessotulul hns been strlppetl ' ow11y to raveol the beuu!y of • tho eorth In lu row form nnd "ele111entul color," ·explolnod Dr. Vuldyo tt8 he . !11ppcd · t.houah lt pile ol' pholll8 !hut bore ltnuaes of Jnaaed, moun· tttii10ll8 ittlldNCttpCN. "In order to tully undor· : 8tttnd . the Nillnlflcun~c ·ol' .' Mount Kululi, one huH ttl ' lcurn nboul the I)COple til' thttl tllt'lltt,'' he COnlillUCtl. "In the , old duys, TlhctunM W!Hild ~ journey em l'uot l'or monthH to : t·cuch tvlmtut KuluiN. N11w, · their t'ottltlN huvc been , l'cpluc~d by Chlnc~~· bullt ·•· mull~ und 1110~1 ui'I'IV~ In ·: ~Ill'!! II 1ru ck~. 1h~ only remJJII:· ,: ly ilttbllc l'ut'lll nt' trunsjmrtll• •' linn." . •( While lruvcllttl! t'cwr tluyN ·by Jeep to the Nu~red moun · .,1 ltlln, "''• Vnltl~ll WUN ublc 10 ' clo~ely Ntully lhc lo1.1nl lnhuh· ltuntN. 1 Accmdlnll 111 Dr, Vulilyu, •I the ncciiNNitiiiN ol' ''roud llf'c" :~ l'or thcHc plljit'IIIIN Included ' llctnN such UN ICJ!N ol' dried ·nutl\tlll, lhl ~k bc(imiiH, phlHtlc 1wuter Juj!H uml ~onkwurc. On ' llll IIVCrUl!C dU)I, the WOillOfl l!CilCrully WCIII' 10111! WI'Up• • uround ureHHCN uver brightly· t putterned !llouHcN un\1 : NweulcrN, Nlrilletl . wuolen ., Ul)l'llnH lOll their luycrN Of , c othlny und cnlorlliJ tllHNCIN ', udnrn tTtclr hl11ck bruldN. : Men Npm·t Wt~ H IIlrtl •Htylc : HhlriN unu troUNCrH, III,I'IUIIJII • polycKtcr gurmenlH luyc:rco : over llrluhtly l.lolored lnnu : underwuur. i "OuiHiderN Htttck out like u : Hure thumb. We ·mel other : truvclcrN !'rom Ocrmuny, : Au Htrlu, Prunce uncJ l,hocnlx, : Arlwnu,'' .he luughcd. : Ahhouah l)r, Vuldyu hull • been phyNI'cully prcpurlngl'ur monthN fur the trekkln11 !'udventure, he found hlmNclT : ""pcrlenl.llnJI "mounwln Hick· : ne~•" u• the oxyjjen become i thinner. 1 "I hud been JIIJIIIIHJI, blcy· ·ell nann~ wulkln11 ~bu{ I wu~· ; n' l fully prepurccl for the · : dlu:lneNH llf the llUUHCU IIH we •o•cended the mountuln , : tlowcvcr, ul'tcr I!Cverul duy~ I : WUH IU:CIItnuted Ill IllY, HUf• : roundlna~ und felt much bel· Chopped Rumulnc with Mint 4 cups thinly .sllcetl romnlne lottu~:e •,, cup chnjlp~d l't'tls h mlm I lllhlcspno11 fresh lemon juke f tctt.~ptlllns olive oil Ull\,, jllltlll Nlllt l'nmhlne 4 utqls thluly sllc~d mmulnc lcllucc und ~~cui' chopped fresh mint lnu hnwl. Cnmhln~ I tublospoon freNJ lemon Juice. 2 teuspotmN olive oil und 1o t~nNpoon 8Uit In a smull howl, Mtlrl'in» with u whiNk. Drl1.1.lc over Nulnd, IONS In comhlne. · Nurl'itlon lnl'nrmntlnn per· servln»: 327 cui .. 10.4JII01ul t'ut (2. 'Ill NliiUI'IIIIlU l'ut ), I~ ll111 , chol., I0.8 II pro., 47.6 curb. , lo WINNERS - The French Art Colony announces the winners of the "Youth Art Qompelltlon" held In July nnd aponaorod by American Electric Power Company. This year's event accept~~ 92 entrle~ In the klnderserten through 12\h sr~de dlvlslona, Pictured are the winners: (kneeling) Cory Ange ll, 2d place, K-3rd grade: Elise Long. second place, K·3rcl gr11de: LOSM Block, flrlt and third places. K-3rd grade: Michael Moore, Bast of Category, K·3rcl arade and Laura Sojka second place, 10 ·12th srode. (Second row) Dane Black, third place, 7·9th gr!loe: Kelly Ireland, Beet of Category and .second Pl!loe, 7-9th BrHdf!; Cnlyno · Mayes, third place. 4·6th grade; Lauren Black, Best of Cat!!Qory ano seoono place, 4·6th arade and Ashley Pitch, third pletoo, 4· : 6th grade. (Back row) Nicole Watkins, first place, 10 · 12th grade; Bobby McCiaskay, Honorable Mention, 10·12 th grode: Meghan Mooney, Honorable Mention, 10·12th grade: Taklsh!l Edwards, first. second find third plaoos; 10.12\h gred11: Chris Terre·Bianche.flrst place, 7-9th grade. Not pictured are: Ash lay Re s. Honorable Mention, 10 -12tl1 grooo: Duane Jonoa, Honorable Mention, 10 ·12th grade and Seth Langford, Beat of Category, third place and Honorablll Mention, 10 ·12th Brlldll. All entries were shown In the Gallipolis City Park on July 6, during the River Recreation Festival ana the wlnnlnS pleoea wt:~re put on display throughout the month or July In the French Art Colony' a Youth Gallery. All FAC prof!rllmmlng Ia off r d through IUP· · port of the Ohio Arts CounciL (Contributed) Grape and avocado salsa mix two CaiHomla favorites ASSOCIATED PRESS Grapes miK well wilh mher· foods, offering cnok~ inunr. options when preparing them beyond juM~ heing n s!Htck fom. This recipe ~omhincs gru1'cs with uvucudos, unuthcr Culifornia favorite, l\1r 11 snlsu thut cun work ci~hcr as 11 shJe for dipping or a garnish hvcr chicken or fish . The Reci11C , .. I ,, ~ul" wur,cly clmllped ,ccdlcss grupes BY Tlj[ I mcJiwn avucmlo, l k:cd 1t.r in~:h . · ',..:up chopped >wcet red pepper• 2 tu~le•poom cacl1 lli~ed sweet onion and fresh Anaheim peppers . 2 tahle•poons finc1y chOjlpcd fresh ciluntm 1 whlc•tlooll fresh lime or lemon juice • 1 IJ iea•p<lCII] garlk Milt · Dash of ground black pepper . Comhine uti ingredient• and'mix thoroughly, Cover tightly und refrigerate ut leust 30 minutes In allow iluvur• to bien(.). Serve with grilled fish or chicken. Muy be served witl1 tortHiu chips or lm"tcd hugcls. Make• ahout 2 ~ups . ( R••r·ipt' pmvided hy till' . Ca/ijrlrn/a '/{th!t' Grope Co111111 h.•·il111) • PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Chic B·outique offers fashions for women ·See today~v Busine.Ys section ... DJ lil \ 11 N o l w1> 1 lo FlnMI \, H e IItie IV %00% Hot Tuna Trio 'l'lcktlll $l5.fNI K1yhtwrd Mq•ter .Pete Sears Speclwl Gu~'ill: Hpenc•r llnhrtn SpedMI Only $10 The Cantrells pllt~l'lmull~ (b nARIMZIRI (740) 188-7413 1·~·660·!600 r .I rer.'' · , · , Ill' illi.ht't know wllll hud muw tho ~llllj'. Hi! hll<l hdl' ln1*~h~ tllll wlnllt.\r from Ill \'hi~l lnlonmulon olllcel'l! lromtoo miiiUII)' wid dte U.S. l>ctlllrlmonl of L11bur. whu hmw ulltu Wlllk~r h111 llii!Clhll. In Wushhtlllun, lie i!llld. · 11l~y 11hllWt'l.l ullthc!lrliljllll lllcllt lllllts with dtll\lllilll 1'\'ll 1)11\lncs, puaers. · lupe fll~lll\lct·~. Ptilm Pilots, lllncl..llllt1'Ys 11110 hUIItl·h~ltl Olobull\ls1tilmlnl! Systems. II~ lbUI\ll thll tlll.:hs to oo eum~stly n11rdy, prnuil ul' thlllr .lol" mul dtl.llr wurk. he ~1,1. 1tnw~vtw. the kirll! ot' 1\nny p11111~s ttls~'UVI.lt\1\1 tht\1 thtlsll mllltm·y lllllj)lllYtllS IIIli nut ncwssmily wnnl lu oo nulilc hlloulokc. . So ~~tl~cr shlt\cd his ~'llll• l'l'pt ol 1\1111)' Spci.:lnllsl Chip 011.mo, mn~h111 him more ot' 11 li~ltbi<.' dllll'liCtlir thllll llll un11o 11111 knuw·lt·ull . And he I!IIV<.' him lnts nf ~lllil!i.lts. Slllky ·htth~d. Cl\~~s )l<.'ll, ntm· pod Olwm uppeurs with phonl.l um~nnui.l, ~urllnil wlros untl lllU1)it~Ces p11klnl! mu of his At'lll)l tlUII!lll.ls. ll~'s llfllllllU ~() llllU Will liVe In his own wm·lil - wldl It mln\1 swh·llnl! In ~ybcrsflll~'ll. AI th<.' Sllllltl 111111.1. the nthlll' duu·u~ttlt'll will llvu mu11: like Wulkllr, rcl1e~th111 tho ~cnani· thllls uf' Wlll'lu Wur II uml ~hoi.. Kor~u. d~l!t'tlllN hut 1.11 nl11ht It would dt'llJl Ill !I h~low lllfll. When thuy dlmhlllllntll th11ir Hlllllll· Itt~ btti!H .• Or. Vnldyu und his ~ompunlons wmtlll - w~ur ull I he clothlnl! they hud hrouahl Itt their but.:kpucks unil, th11 rto~t duy, wuulu slowly strip luycn us the sun rose In thu lluwhlHN blue sky. Olnlnll mulnly on vellcttt· bios und brcuu. Dt·. Vuldyu 11isu tried yuk mllut und muuntuh1 l!lllll chccso. "We utc u lui ul' hulled putu· tuoN thul wore coukcd 1t1u pot over tlll upen uumpl1re," he 8uld. "We were truly rnu11h· Ina it.'' · Averftllillll lO to IS mlle1 a duy, Dr. ValdyA 11nd hl1 com· punlcn1 were able to trek oround the uorod mountain In four d11y1. "II w11 ono of tho moll umazl na nporlence• of my life. lllil\81nlplred me to con· Alder joining tho · 'Seven Mountoln Club' where tnem· bar• 8Culc other 8Utnmlt8 8ueh us Mt. McKinley, Mt. Everest or Mt. Full. I would llk11 to lll\Ctnpt theHe jnurnoys, 111 well.' Or, Voldyu odded thnt he muy usk his two MOnN to join him on futuro c~curNionM. Currently, Oju~. 21, IH u Hltt· uenl ttl Ohlu Stutc UnlverNily uml AnuJ. 20. IH u Nludent ut iltmJuc (lnlvcrMity. liowevcr, Dt·. Vuldyu rcullllyudrnltN his wife, Rulti, hu1 no \IeMire to ilurtlclpute. "Oolnll to the mull IN uuvcntut'llMomc enough l'ur her,'' he lttlit~hcd, "ScrlouNiy lhmtl!h, my wll'o has ulwuyH been u plllur of support.'' · At thut moment, u member ol' Dr. Vuldytt'N Hlttl'f entered his ol'rlce to let him know u putlcnt wuN wultlnjj. ThiN ijetllculcd physlclun piled hiN puckllillH of photos utop hIN mupH, tour book8 und HildeN, then put hl8 MtethoHeope uround hiH neck. Tho tcuendury rnountulnM wuuld hove 111 wult .. , Or. Vul;lytt'H pmlcnts come t'lm. • ..... 7 rs ·after he'enraged · -music Dylan retums to Newport fest Beetle Bailey enters 37 information a~e with pu .computer gee character .. FRENCH ART COLONY PoiMI'Oy • Middleport • Qalllpolle, Ohio • Point Pleltunt, WV NtlWPOK'I', tU . ( P\ It wu' u wutcrshl'd event hi pupulllf tllusl~: Unh· o · lun , 1\llk musk's 11 un 11 mlnmcl,lll~·. IIIII the ~llljj~ with .lin ~~~(trit: ~jUitttr slun~ over hls shuulder. . To th~ dh.l·htlt\1 t\llkl~s 11t Ncwput1 un July l~. I~U It wus 1111 uutrlltte. Thlrty•st.IVI.lll yl.lllrs 1111cr, Dyltm Is ~'\llllillll buck. h udllnlnll Sutut\111)' 's pf\l• 111-11111 ut th11 Aillllc & llve NeWill.WI flulk Fc•tiVIII · 1tis i1;1111•11 wultc11 fllturn stlt•s 111~1111!· l'ics Ill' the iley when hll "pilllll!l!d ln." was hllo~d 11\llrt:ll~ssly. by most u~~uunts, untl In the process 1-.nt~~:kcJ tluwn hurrlllt'Slll.llwccn fulk unil nR:k. "1'hct'\' wus 1111 cl~tncnl ul'· e tremc Pul'itnnl~m 11111t tru 111tlon In lh~ 1\1lk .:n1wll, ~ htl roully tli 1t feel thut 1'\lck 'n' ntil wus jusl 011c ~~~~ sellout," suys utusk hlsuwlun 'f'lm Riley, nuthor of "lhtt\1 Ruin: A l'>ylun t't1111111Ciltlii'Y·" "h Wtls Ilk~ · 1 ylnn sllnwctl up Ill NllWJllll't uuilllnnuuuctd hi! wus juhthll! thll mh~r sltl~." At 2-1 the s~ltmy, wlltl·hulrcil slnl!cr thnn Minncsntu lmd been cmbru~cd us th~ SJllrltu"i nml urtl:,tk lender ut tl\r Atucrknn Jlolk 1tevlvttl, which 11uur· lshcd "" cclllcl!e tumpusl!~ In thtl eurly 'flO, 111111 WliS chutllploneJ by lll11sts ll~e 1\JIIl s~~~~l!r und Joon Due t. NCWilllrl wtts the movement's Mcccu. . "I( you Witl•tcd ttl IICI the llttcn tlunt•l' the lui~ mt~> .. hlcruN.:hy, you dill II ttl Newport." s11~ s blujjrupher M lchuel Urtl)'; uulh1•1' ul "Sulll! Ilk Dtllll'tl Mnn Ill : The Art uf ll11h Dylnn." · Up 111 th111 Jlullll, u musknl Musun t>lxurt line hu lllvltlct.ll'ul~ unilrc~~:k. "Pol~ wns sillllcthlnll thut the illlelllIICI\tslu cmhrttccd," Riley suys. "It hud t11i11ulr uf 11rotenslnnuud cKcl uslvlty." Rtll'k wus )'IIIIIII!Cr und dlnl\.lr, Tu l'olklcs, the hlp·swlnl\illllllntlcs ot' HI vis l'rcslcy elillllllilell ruck 'n' rull. The tclc· vised swuunltltl uf lleutles funs dldn' t helP.· · "rhcsc iltllllllll look ell Oil ruck 'n' 1\lll us f\ltll klus' stul1'," Riley suys. By the mid· 'fiOs, Dyltm wus hcln11 ~ullcil the "vokc llf his l!Cllcrutlun ." His puil!llllllt lyrics bccnmc the sountltrn~k to t1n: dvll rll!hls muvcmcnt. umt he llltCC: Ill ri'llljllllli wur' ntim Ill mer Vietllttm. "'n1i1111' were rt'11lly ht•ututltlllt' ut tt1111 time." '"Y' Jud, Whitt, u l'uliltN l'tlt wltlllillltl r<'pnrter fur WI'IH TV In l'l\ll'tden~c. White wu' tt .!1 y 11r-uld ~~~III'IIC '''niur 11ml rut'otd l>)·hul fun when h~ uucndeJ til 'M fe11tlvsl. . "Oylun wus like our SP\Ikt'llpersun .... lie wt" 11 mudcrn ·dny Wult Whltmun ." But Dyl11n hud ix'll"" 111 t>rnnch our 111\1\tcnll~ II\ curly "' IIJ(I-I. Ili> thlnl ulhum, · Anuther 'Side t•l But> D Inn." l'tH\lilincd few Mlllll' with 1•olitil'nl '"'er tunc•: muny were love '111111' "Ik wu' ulreudy 'tmtln~o~ tu mu~~ the l'ulk lllU\ic e'tnhll•hml'nt uncus ," ~"Y' Oruy. The I%~ .fest lvul \I' liS Dyhu1 ·, thlnt ni''1Curunt·e ut Ncwpurt, und his Sut1doy u lct'tlllllll ~et wns the n11"1 uulldpmed nt' the II'CC~l'llli. In April, he'd relcuwd "Hrlnlli n~t lt ull Buck llnllll'," un 11lhum 11lth 'h ,•lc.·trk s\ll\l!,s und ~lx 11Cnu1tk. Then. ln•t fuur d11ys hcl\ll'c Ncwpurt. "Likt• ti Knllln11 Stone" hit the ulrwuvc,, llliW Shakespeareans celebrate The S.Ee ,Qhio Edith Wharton centennial . Regulators ·M.C. H11 t.HNOX, Mus .~. (All) - It ·stut·tcd with 11 noll tu llllhh Whut'lllll, the wnn\un who hullt thl.' lllliiiNiun In the Wt'illntt; ctlukln't even rcmcmhor If he wus required · lll m1ll nny of her sturlo~ In sduml. "But Ntllllchuw It WliN ~t.ll'kNhit'ON thl~l W~N ucdlled Ulll\1111! liS thut I ~hukuHptmrc & tumpuny s lihould tukc on the rcspunsl · llt'M t ho111il unlllhcttlcr. · bllhy of crcutln11 theutcr AliiiUrtct··ccnlllt'y hiler, the plo~lls buHod 011 E.Jith's th~ulot·troui>C huM muvcli out wm•ks "he suld. of her llruwlny ruom nl the · 1,11111' 1'I• · 1 Mnuut but hliN'II'I lot\ behind tNt stullrncr, , tc WhUI'IUII, lhll .t'it'SI W\II11Uil Ill USNCII1blcd II VII!IICitC ol her, wrltltt¥N, lllustrutilljl the wlttthll Pullt~.tlt' Pl'i/,1!, 'rills wcilktltHJ thll compu· . uulhur N~ubllc, pt·lvutc uud ny IN c~luht'UIIilij the Clllll<l11• lih.ll'ury lite. nlul of Whtll'lun Nt'lrMt nov~l It wuN urll!lnully lntcr1tlcd und the ttrt of l)~t1nls to be u slnl!lll evenlnl!'s KrttuKtllck. ~ll· foundcr uf thu "ntortulnment performed In t:umpuny ttnl.l ltH trulnlnl! her lirttwlttl! rou111, which the lilrc~lllr, who huN uuuplctl ·~.~umpuny lurned Into u tOO· dotonN of h~r nuvols unu scut thoutcr. · iihOI't Nttll'lt.ls t'ur tho Nlllj!c It prov~tl HO pnpulnr thul uvtlr lho puMI 2~ ycut·~ . NOllM Whtmut; bllcutnc u Ntu· The Sllukuspoitrcuns huv~. pill nt' th11 ShukoNpeureuns' helpo\1 bOUNIIII't.lNllrl!t.llll:tl Ill !!Uiftnlc.lr prodUI.itiOII~ 111 the Interest In Whurtun, Multi Mount AUIIUMtll Unlver81ty Rohrbu~h,profl!·0 Hurvurd 1or rmd pmldent ot the Edith WhKrton Sooloty. "ThoY,'vo doflnholy helped populurl:te her and their pro· ttuedonM h11ve become u 1r1· dltlon," Mhll IBid. Before the compuny moved to the Mount In f978, Kruu1nlck 1alu he hud little to no c~po1ur~ to Whorton's • All elzo oxlra long tor lddtd oomton Would like to thank ull who donated to the behetit run on June 8th for the families of Griggs, Drummer, Ridenour & Collins. Due to the muss amount of businesses and individuals who donated, we regret that we could not list each individual who made this benefit a success. Tlw11k you fur yrmr supprm, S.E. 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Durlnt~the dll)', the temper· · :oture would exceed I()() - • J ---------------~----------------------------------------~~--------~0 �Pomwoy • Mlddt.pon • O.ltlpolla, Ohio • Point Pl1111nt. wv Dl SIIIHief, Auptt 4. 2102 Announ--s th 2002 ' 4-H-Activity uildin . ward .•, MON, TUI, WID. <l 1.1\Ufl\ IIIIIThll>ll . l l.ll\11'11 S{\lkll I Stl:l' In tho Kltchon I Jonmt RIQ 2 N ivk Ro11vh 3 lll·lol\ UIIIQkhum A~cenorloa for Toon1 th Mill r 2 St~mlll\lhl\ 1-tuMk .' - K hnborly Uo11v r I HH~11b Clot hoa tnr Mlddlo s~·hool 1 L11urol Stone• 2 llrltt11n lllotl Croatlvo 01tumu• I - Slltmmthl\ lluttk 2 - 0 111mo llryl\n 3 llr11dlo An¥ ll Fall Oruak fur Drollkt'ft!lt I K111h1 Follm · J - Androb bnMot~>r 3 Ut'lbn Mlllor Food & Fllno111 Chol\!011 I - lll'l\11\n)' Smith 2 t\Mhloy Mill or Pro.. - Up ~ l - 0 11nno llry11n 2 - llrndlo An~oll t:>ollii'Qo l. owil'l · GlllbRI GournHll I M i~ly EllMwi k Fun with Clotho• "1.1'"" . {h'NIHirt'll In lhmw t .lvlll'tm hlll I 1-1111"')' 1-vllr ;! ·' Kllll!h 11 Rl>lll'h II '111<11 )Oit~tnll!y Kxltlnrln~t Mo & M~· llntllt' I Nnth11nll!l 01\1'\lnn ,ll!t<MII.'ll II! tmdl!t' llolllllllhtll lntOI'IOI'Il I nni"' ( \wnott :a ~ Kttyln .1{11\nMon Ull~l1h111h Millol' l. h ·lnM •" I. Oill'ltlnll with Child ron k Cfl\11'11\o;>V ~11ndvn• ~ KI'IMtln I t•untll!lWI'I' rnn:- \1"'" 1111111 t~ vwh• t~h'llt td n"aalmua'll I - · tlrlun t ~ ll~tlmt~n ll\h'VII VunMIIIIlt' ~ 11111.'1! '111'11\11 1\ lt' ll't!lt ld - th' llll\'\'\1 I ,h~Ml!illll l>{lth'<lll'\1 ;\ ·'"''" v 1\nl~l\',' ' Mt~llh\.>\\ I '-'' u~·~• Wohllntt t'ht!lll II htlorm\'tl, I 1\mll llum ;!) .l Mtll'lllh l}tmll!l!< TIH :\ Mlllcllll\ Mill~< :\ \him .lnnl!!oi l .u"tll!r8hltl Skill II ll~on ~1\\\\\'\ll!n l.IUllldl'~' ""llhlltCII' I l1111Hllll T1 lUI :l ,I ttn 11 llo I' lll't<~' n10 :\ WhiiiWil <'llkiWI.\11 l .. IIUIUit'y Ath'llll\'l!tl I Ml!lcll\11 Mill• ;! · Ill lur .lohn~\11\ J - ,lol\nlo F~;~llut'V 1r1-om Sol!d ht lt loWIII' I I Ul11k.11 1'11\\11 1 lnd11oy Mill r l - Snrl\h Jo1111 llnll 2 l.oron D11ldwin ) Stn11io Folluro 3 - 1<.111 to 1'1\Uon Mo•l• In Mlnutoll ;\ nmil"'"' M~·c. ·,wmi~·k It 'a Tlmu- fur lot hi n11 I I • lllli•,t\b th Mill r Mnro l . h •lnll & • · ""l' nln~t I - K.11tl Folluro · 2 - Robyn Rhgdu• with ChlldNn 2 - Rob)'ll Rhodo8 = 11rol Ftlhmy I Sllmllnthn Sinimnn!l II'• Th110 fur Clothing Mini Mo11l M1111111 2 Brlllltl! llj.!OII 3 t'm1rt 111!)1 l'lllmlot'M II I - ·JI\Millino WIIU~h ;\ ~ A lion llnJ\ n I - K11yl11 Prl\nton · 2 - llmmnh Ru\l!th 'l'oonlil 1. 1!111'11 Ahnnt C'hll· . ~ Jmcttm Swnln ttrom St>od to l''lowN· II ) TIWI Tllllkl?l. It 'a Tlm11 for C:luthlnM dl'l!ll I 1~\IQIWI ('llt'mln Ill Outdoor Chof I A mh'o;>ll W olll11 11 h 111 ~hloyltlll411!1 a .,1\m.lun Sw11ln I - Stllllio Pollm I ~ t\1l11m Juno!! Indoor (lMI'dt'nln.a ,Juyful Jump11r 2 ZI\Qhllr)l Mli)!Oil ;\ M IMI)I llhmdvk I lltnil 1\111~•11 I - Stllll)' fi'OQ ·u l•~t••ty l"un wUh l?ond llOllllnlhlll Monoy \VIIIl! :l {'Ill lollitl Mtt)ICIM I Jn11h Bddy . 2 - Cnrlu11 Olhn!JI'O I lll11ko 1\1'11011 ~ Mhll!)' lthalli!l 3 - A•hluy Ml.llor Quick ltroMda • ('1'1\111 Jl\mo• Vt'lll!lllhlt' Olll'dl!nhtll TIH 3 - Kl\llo· Ft~lh1ro Lounalna lothoa I - Amb r Mllh~1r I Wllli11m Killlollll' I - Oo11nno llryl\n 2 - Jooc Jbi'Vill Tll1 ;\ Andi'OI\ 11nMvt I' a Kt')'MIIII llivt~l' l - lloothur Wilhoa - Mog11n Oul'll ' l' von11 on 11111 l~oud to 1•'1· ;\ lllll.llil Follut - llrlttony Blliott Star SIUU1Aiod l?ood!l lllltulllll liilllll!t'U 1 hollllll'llllhl~' ('1111111 I A 1 Roady Lot'• Sow I - Ann SQI kl\ . . 1 Mllijtlll Mill~ I llt' lllttn)l livt~l I - Nntollo Stono VoMit llroMdl llt!llllh A - I)I~I!OVOI' hlll 2 Mill' !1oth TnwliMI!IId 2 - Toylor Ounlltlll I - S~tmllnthn Northup MyNolf . ;\ Stlll.l)l Stump :.1 - Drltnoy Hunt Ycm'I'O tho Chof I [)1\vld ltumll!)l 1 hotOMr"llh)l C'lllMII I I) 1 I ~ Ju11nlo Folllll'o Suwlnll for Othtrl 2 ZIIC W II lion I = <JIIvin Sn~ilh 2 - Tr111.1i ll d..ty . 1 - Kl mborly llotwor lltolllth n - l?im wllh ::1 c.JhriM lt.uhi!I'IM 2 - llrodlo An11ol Ftunlly lllatory Tro1uurv 11'rii!IUIII ;1 Mllijllll I•' IMhlll' Tnpa for 'fwoona llunt I K11:yl11 .lnhnMnn I- I 23 • Lnuron Oodwin M~utnh M11111111 1- OnnloiM I~IQk)' Smith 2 - Cnlob Sundol'll ) OtlrM 0~1~lw Lnul'l:m SJlllrtiWOIIr for Spoetll• · C!tlloetlhlva t·on · · I - Mnrk Forb I - Khnborly Bo~avor 2 - JoaRiao Wlllot l?ru1111l F111hlon 1 Krl~ton Swl~hor In M 2 - l.ovi Slllmbo 3 - RMIIY Jnr1111ll RxplorlnM lho Worlcl of Nm~tll Atlltiii\IU~IIII Eloc:trhJUy 'Cla11 Ill AdY I - Ale" Oordnor Small RnAinu• - Novh:u lA 2 Allun IJI'IIwn ;\ <-hHI!m)' Wt~llon TohllllCII & Yon I Both Momll 2 .lnNh Ud41y :1 Allulu t, uwiM Alllflllnl llt'lllllhlllll I - MI!I!Uin MIIIN 2 l. 111n MIIA111?1111' I - Jomuhun Rouah 2 - Wllllnm Kln"cr)l 3 - Kl\rl Both Toylor Furniture Rennlahlnll I - Cr~tly JnmoM lth:y.:lll II & Ill I - .lpnnlhnn VllnMollll' llockllll Awoy I - Nutlum I Ioiiey 2 Tyler 1->uviH Lawn Care I - Jomcs llullo)l 2 - Zuchur)l Mu)IO!I Vet Sclonct~ I - lldwtml Smllh llndlo 'Coni rnll11d Vvh lclv~ I ~ Aahland lno• • M.ll . • l\i\ .~11 . ..... !Ttl liS all l\81!11 :.14.~ •., 3Mt 10 10." tiiUll lob Ivana • 111.et\ l!t.3t lhm 1\t'" ''" ·~ ' lllot'hlll l1'11"11l, . I t 'rll l),l 'Jmlii!M :l Milo.h11ll I~Hhimot)ll Ulll\10'''-'l'lnta ... 11 I :.._~w.m. .t .... :!!. ;l City Holding KII!<MI!li)tl)l I StHII h (_' hu L~tlli l ~Ill' S11m11lllhll llmntmmll ltnkOnt Champion I • ,l@f't\'1! Ill' IIIII , I • An""" l 'tu·m11" I • nmml11 M {lhl! I • Ml11h111.'l 1111111111'1 Art AM I~XIll'll881on - ~ ... Ill t1t'l!ll pl111111 whlltllrM) I • l}ul'ltln lll'llllh I • Oet'l!my Wll.l hm I • llmlly LIIWIIIIII I • Mt<~UII lllll'l'il'lllll I :l ,\ ( '1'111~ .hunl!l'l 1\obct·t D1111ll!l~ Iii' II.! t illl'lltlct' IC it>Litl' lllll~• I :l J t'htll!i II 1JIIIIIt.1flllll Sh111111 Mt.11!ki'l A Ill~! Ullrllnct' DG .... HI ' _: . ~~ lltdtrtl Mogul MilO lUI '""' ..., :.14.11 31.111! 31.01 ~ -~ 100" mis '""' Ul) IUO ,.... ~ . ~~ l!!l.16 ...., "" "'" uo .f.ii' t1.i ,.... .... 11.11 UIO U4 Ul! ~[1.&1 ~Ut) ~ii.M H,IM K.?O H.OI ...... 11.3~ lt.Hi ,8,30 'il.tf .,,., .,, ' ~~.~~. .113 . l!ll,l!O ..Oil ,11) ,l!ll ,M lUI lUI 110.41 ~.... . + JlO,PI IIO.IP Oannllt + 11l.~u ro.•o 11 .91 1Mb 11),28 Otntrtl ltetWII .. + 10.41 11.10 11.10 tt.•o lt.IO ~ .30 Hit) 4.30 Ull + Utl QKNI.V ~v Kmart P'·" + lOll ,@Y ..... .11 'f,IJI ....... 44,1 .tl! . ~@ .bl! ; 1Dli' 1111 ,.... 11.\1 ,.~ l.ld. + ld:1• IU? 1t Yf 11 Hi •• ~ NIO Olk Hlllllln. t 10... + 2LnU lo.ll 10.11 IMI lUI U88 ~1.1!0 ~1 . 80 ~1.40 u.eo lf.lll 11.10 .. r • . llotcl OVJ ....,,. Wtnd'f'l wo~hlngton I 2 7.nch M 11 yeN IMI 18.4ft 1~. 50 1t.Ut 1ti. ~u I 1,01 1.10 I 4.?0 , 4•UO 48.70 4~ . ~ l ~Mti ut tuutty'N rushluntrctn.IR, 4UO · ... 1111 tu 41.40 4U.10 H,fl 11.17 11.el! 1d.Rrl t ~9. o~ • 11.11 t IUO ...... .,.11 ..... ...,. 49,11 4g , j~ 18,14 11.08 l!ii,M ~Ut n.a. M,IO •D.bO ~U!i 2- L.)lle l~lchrmiN l{upo CIUN m Nnvlllll I - JnNhun M ur~hy lloldor11 3 MoriJim Raldol'l! l - llrnndl 1-lunt 1-lopo'• Holpln1JI-Iund8 · I - Macc•on Stovon11 Wrltln11 & Reporting for Teen• I - Luuro Sojka 2 - Andro11 Wclllnawn · 3 - D)lonna t3(UJICIOn ~ J~lhn P~llcyn · l~upu CluN II lntermvdhtlo I - Nullum W uod ·~UfJU 1111111 I II Ad\IIIIII:Od I - Nolhnn Wood Wondworklnlol ainu lA No\llcll I - MttUh1.1w Moure 2 llt~le1.1 Myer·w 3 - OcnnR fluker · Wondworkl1114 Clli1111 II lnt11rmudl"to Croatlvo Wrltlni - Jr. I - Brittany Smith · 2 - Mutthow Baird Croatlvo Wrltlntc - Hr. Tm 3 - llryc"' DurNI I - J.,uuru Sojko 2 - Knylolyh l~oe. • 3 - Andreu Wclllnwtcm Tr"/'"'"" Mu11kr~tt11 I - )U!!IIn (:'!Utdlll I - lluyeN LeN! Ill' 2 - Drew Scouten I !it l,hu:o Wlnnar11 520.00 2nd Plae" Win nan S I 0.00 3rd Place Wlnnar11 55.00 {/'you w"r unabto to offend the ttwm·dv c:ur(jmony that Wtlli lwlti on P'rlday (J\Jtmlng, you mtty pick your awtwti up at thtJ CH Mt:KIIIIf./11 Allrlc:llllural CIIHffll' LoG•atcd on Jack.wn P/k(! Tm 3 - lloberl IW!ou /\rclwry I - Kel11cy Jolm11nn 2 Dnnlel OurN 3 Will Smith H11fo Utll oHi111111 I Jured Sown 2 - Scm Wnrd 3 - Jo11h f!ddy · Hhootlrlfl Hport11 - Hhul14un I lleoth MilliN le 2 Adum M011111e Hhoolln14 Hporu - Arehory I Erlc11 Mll!illll"l . 2 Roburl Dunlel11 3 • Luwrence Wedemeyer Entomolc,rcy I - Robort Oanlol• 2 - Anna Moria Smith Ohio Bird• I - Kcltoy l-luffmon · 2 - Timothy l-luffmon 3 - Courtney S11ndor1 Fl1hlni I · I - Kylo Bryunt 2 - Kenny Martin 3 - Wh011loy 8ryunt · PINhlnj Jl . I - Cody McAvonn 2 - OuNtln Caudill 3 - Adam Low IN Foro•try . Htalth IJoot 1111 Joee Jarvl11 I lolly Vane(! Cullen Potter Your Dlapo••l 1111 Pineo Pren..:h C'hy Cru11odgrll $7~.00 2nd Ploco•SUII4-l!lllce Kith; $~HUJO . Medical Excellence. Local Caring-1M Jon Ca11to Lot'• E•plor• tho Outdoor• I · • ~~~ . "'t'hc ullivcrNIIy guvc.ntc cxtltoRUI'C ~tJlllll! licuplc ''" l'Uii11;us, UN we II ull1111111muiiJI'M 1 1llld"thtu hclils kcc11 1110 ubrc11st uf whut's hot. new uml rreMh, liM well liM wllut'~ llJ1PI'Ujll'lllli.l In the boutlll'lllllll." sulll Cli'Ucttcr, "I've JuNiulwuys c1~nycll ~lnllllnt~. ~cclliN thnt l ' ni ulwuy~ hclug . Upjltl1Uclicll by fulnlly 111111 i'l'iCIIlis, ~~~~~~~~· 1\lr 111y udvlcc 1111 cuol'lilnutlng · It . Itt NIIJCkiiiJl Amy Bowman· · Moore ~tJUPIII U( )'llUf8, Of ~OllfNU, NIOillt perrurmunto huN ulwuy~ been c~~ll~ul. but now, It NllilrltN, unew wrlnkJ hu b~en thrown ltu Corpurutt mulruu· GUI!ST Nllll~ll. And th~ rctlllt WUVt! l:!f VIEW u~~uuntlnll NdnnllttiN muy get YI1U thlnkfnM uf getting UUI.ttf lhe nturkul ultogethllt. . MIIJi!k pri~MN. A ~UNI ~tJUid be liul'ora yllu NOll ull ~t1ur 111Udd Ihut gre d uverwhelmed NW~kN, thuugh, ytlu muy wunt goud Jud{llflfHt. . · ((J put re~llHI ~v~MIN In tl11l ~utl• Now, more thun two )'l!llfii 111!11 ur thu etllotlonul ~Ide ur Mtur the teehnololiY iitoak lnvaNtlng. II'• beun ~uld lhlit "bubble" hd8 IJUr~ iliiH{Iii llf41 "reur Hnil gree~ drlv• the tllllf• ~ult• dlff•rent. The eurrent ket" llnd thort'~ evlden~• tim market, ulreudy one thut thb hu~ b~cn true tho pnst the lunaisl In deil•d••· Iii HVIIfdl fliUfM, btlng un~erbated by Durlnll thl flll!lna bull mur· lnv•Mton' luck ur trUII In !hi kll 11( lhi 1\lg08, tll!IHf HIIW eompunl•• I~ whl~h th•Y lnvl&ton b•~um• IHdiOOred uf IHVIiit, ' UtCU WUillC11 lliiU ·t!lrls c llli~l'N In cll!thinl!, jcwch·y. huutlh11l!N uuu J1cl'· Mlllltll JlCIIIN thUI they llnt'lllllliy CUll flllllllltly 111 lut'l!ti ntctrupullllltl urcns, . OwnN Mutlonc tlrulltiCI' suys wurkluy 21 ycur1 111 Mtu·shull UulvcrMlty l!IIVC her II nr~thunli lutok • C1rucucr suld she wus very selective or . the llllhllc hwutlon, The MnutiL liLUtlnl lmutll/uc ol·1ci'M Sll't\1!1 the Nllll'e 11110 WIIIIIN Ill niTer her ~UNIIIII\CI'N SlllllClhilll! spe· dnl. unique null n IIItie fun . She ulsu keeps ll1lll!ll11ncs such u.~ Vo~tuc, Hllc und In Slylc on huml sn her ~ustut11crs cun sec fcuturcli llci11N u11 cltlr<l! und pcrsnuul In her Nlllrc, C'l1Nllt111CI'N lliNil Will linli hlp clulh· lllll llltCN such us Cusuhcllu liltl!erlc umloutcrwcur thut huvc been scctl on the llkcH ul' lllnvle slurs l'i'lllll the televishltl sh,lws "l'ltlcndN" umf "Sex In the Cily.'' . "I dllin'l sec nny plncc 111 lownlhul curried ddlcnlc curllisolcs und vlhcr clC!!lllll lilli!Ct'IC IICI11N lhDI NIIIIICOIIC 1111!!111 WIIIIIIU plll'chusc liN Ullinli111UIC gll1." sultl drue11c1·. llcl' ,\cwcii'Y lines Include hoi ltl1ll u\Ho·lle·mlnutc llllljlHJise, ~111'111. S umcsc uuli frcsh-wuter pcurls, nnd IJCrlunlN , She nlso hus scvcml clussk· dnlh· Ill!! lines lhtll m·c tlmdc .~s und cu11 h~ .~lllcct.l UJl With U~CCSNlli' ICN . Ol'lglnully from llunlinllllln, Clrucllcl' uml her hushuml purchuscd u· run11 In Lcclu, Uhlu. llul lnslcuu of t·unniug to Cube II C'uunty, W.Vu ., they I'OU11t.llhcmselve .~ wtni1111 111 dulllu CtJunty, · "We liked the ljUUIIIIIICNM ol' lhc And yet, muny slfiiM polut to an •~onumy that • un th• rebuund - which I• al;nun ulway~ J'!l~lllv• fur tho &tu~k ltlUrlill, 8u It UJ)Pt!IIU thMt, Ullt:• lillliln, ~took prlcl8 llfl btlng dat.rmhtdd, In plltt, by ,..... ....... Hn• a bu In 1 new Item? Give ut 1 all at ,740) Ul4142, at 2J d11W111uwnuntl found the peuf)le tu be cwcmely frhmdly." she snld, · Sumly Slone. owner Cdubnllluns li1c.. uud Joyce Wultn~. owner ' Country Antl<iUt!N, h11vc been very cncnumgln~. MIJlJ1ortlve und guut.l friends. Orucucr suld, "If It wusn'l ror Lhcn1. I wcmldn't be hc1 opculnl! u new store." Gruener uddcd, "I'm w l!lud she's here," suld · Slm1c. "She's· sm:h u l!tll!d ncil!hbor. unt.l brlni!S u unique shup thul wus much·nccdcd In our urcu. nu11u men· lion n rc11lly friendly rucc," Chic Buuliquc ulsu offers cus· lluncrs u !!Ill registry. u sl7.clfuvuriles !lsi umlgi!) cerllflcutcs so "slynllkunl ulltcrs" dun't hnve to secunli:l!uess 11 perl'ccl jjlll. "Pour In fc1nnu! meuns for the luuy. ·uut.l cvc1·y fcmulc cun be n Indy - uge 1~ u frumc of mind,'' suld Orueuer. Chic IJnut l4uo pour In t'cmm~ Is llllCtt from I 0 u.m, lo ~ p.m. Monduy. Wcdi1csduy unu Sutm'duy untl t'rum I 0 u.111 . tor, p,m. Prluuy. It Is lncUied In lhe furmcr burbcrshop ut 43 Stule Sti'CCI. Its ph11nc uumbcr Is <741)) 441 · I~H3 , Fundamentals of soil testing ' Arli yuu cuu~ldorlng sMtlli1g u new If yuu ltwe~tln Ntl:!~kN then yuu prububly huvcn't hua u l~:~t 11f Muud n~wM uvcr th luNt ruw nwnthN - ur evutt the puNt tho MtllfM of th• llfll - puttl~ll· ltttly lhi hlah·l'lfltllt tiklhtWIU• llY und Internet ~t~k~. In filet, rnviiitorii flu~kod tu thm ' iito~kii iWIH though, In mun)' ~lljjlii, tho underlylnll 1mmps· IlioN llud 111111 or Hit IIIII'Hin)IN, , Cleurly, J"lttl'l• ht1ped w"~:Mh · In" 1111 tliiVlillHUtlliHUI riMIIItl uuur~ Ill UUII'ltM," Don't let scandals ·send you to investment sidelines A11hley Filch ~lure lljJCitcli liM 1 1 rltlu~ ill Its Sllth~ ?.YO ~t .ll~ ~Uil INVESTING ( 'hriN Rnhlo'r'IN . 1'hc new lrcm.ly MO + A4 . ~b --"'-'-- -t ...'?I Wti•Mtrl t'uuuty, 7.1'0 '• ~·1'1 but l\111 wtuncu'H fuHhllln Ill Onlllu ,,.,.- Plookwlll . tlALLII'OLIS The C'hk lillUIIque p11llr lu femlllc hrln~M cluMMY 41 . ~· l ,,.. PID lhlll IY K"tl DbTtON Kl:lo t$0N11!>MVOAILI'TRII!UNt.COM 4Lt4 ~PIII'I-Itr PIOOI!tloot offers fun women's fashiOns Chic .... + ~~ . ll~ ' ••••• OJIIN IN QAI.t.IPOI.II - Marlehe Gruetter, owner of the new Chic Boutique pour Ia felllltle In downtown Gallipolis, ahe ihOWB Ei silk jeWeled T·shlrt to 11-year-old Merle Hill of Gallipolis, ' I sew the great shirts In the window, end just had to &tbp In,' aeld Hill, (Krl!l Dotson~ ...,., + ~tl-1~ t ..... lilT Ptpaloo Holzer Clinic Proud Sponsor of the 4-H Awards at the Utl +N .llol + ...., COl I · KIIIIhl1t'l III!IIV\i!l' l~ lt'llll' llllt~ t ' htu I!\ Nuvl\lt' • ~ +'-'0 LllliiMt' ,1\lhlii'!Ull Ollll'O""I'IUil .. • ll Ill I Kutl11 Fl!llllh!· l't All l~'tlt'OUIIIII ,h•, (!I llt'l'l l 1'1111!1! whlllt<l'~) I • Kllh!lyn II I'll' ' tf.ii" liS.till K 11lo. t•lnlt l~l~tn"' ·' l~ubert 1\lllull l~opv ChtNN I A No\lllliJ Shootlna Shull tlunolv•• liono I - Jonnu Wnrd I - Arinfl Marlc 'Smhh ' ,... 1?.0. ·' Ill • liM& lUI ln,a· Hl'l\11\ll I huH 2 l.ellu llvjnl 2 · Teni Rouch lt.M 31.06 ~-~' ' lUI ;.\ Alii SIUmderN H.:lllnell or rm~oehl I - ·"'"~len MurNhnll l(cndy for tho World I2 3At I - ... 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M?C1, IJIINIUI'e, field ur ll1Wn 'l Nmv Is the 111111! to pre,;ure t~1 reseed your· luwn;" JlUKture ur huy field, Litle sunHllllr IK the best time to Keed thoNc ureus UK the 8UII Is wurm, moisture 18 uvulluble Hal Kneen uud 11 hu~cfully lung, tool gruwlng seu8ol1 wlll be bcl!lnnlng rur estub· llshlng nn eltlcnsivc root system bcfur~ winter conics. . 'fhli rlrMt •tcp IN to luke u Noll test Yuu · nceu w klltlw wllut cou(llllon "ClUr KUIIII lt1, IM the "H (the level or ' ,, lk II "r II .• uc1u 1ty or u u n11y t1 t11e "" ) Uui!· tluute tu gruw gruNN'I Mll81 rorugc und luwnN would prol'cr 11 mlnii11Uit1 pH nl' M to 6.~. S"olll In uur rerlun nliiY. n~lfu have tu11 low of n p~ sull, ~.~ GUEST VIEW .right Meed for lhe urcu belli~ plonlcd, Fur the hmncnwncr. yuu nccll to know whether your luwn 11 In purtlul Nhilue ur full sun, uo ynu wtlnt ultll!h· or luw·multitcnunce urcu untl wllllhc . t'fl I llfeU be under 11 lot or luollru c, .e.; ur le~•· nt!lghborhood bmbull field , Our "I tl d hus lnrormutlunul ru~t ~heet8 to III IIJW PH•Ieve I so II s, Ul cr le see usslsl yuu In your choice, . · begin~ tu MCrmlnutc the rout system Is ·flnrmen' chokes urc dependent unubl• w ell tend deliply lmo thi UII!Jn the use or the fnruge~, rleld cun· underlyln" ~oil. SUYe ytturself thtte dillon& und lhe lu~ 1 cmp grown In the urnce dHd hlt1Hd)', brln11111 u ~ull ~umple to be te8t d to the utenslon ofnel, !lor u Hilmi nul f~ll, WI send the. ~bhlple orr ..... tt1 II pr1VIlli ~~~ II tl!stIn1 l811Utlltory, Our urrtce rnlew& the fl~ult~ uf tHe 111~1 und re~ommends fertiLizer und llmh11 upplliltdlon& to st.tlt your spo• ~lflllsolll1tedii. · Huw do you take u soli NUinplD'I ~tuft by tukfMg I0 to I~ cote samples ur roll throughout the l'luld you will he pluntiHJI, rr pluWlHJ!, HtkUttt11ple8 down tu efi(ht Inches, If IUMI diNolng 41t Hll•tllllng lit thlllleed to£1! the so111ple8 to u tltpth uf fuur Inches, Mh the Noll core samples tt1gcther, ulr dry ond toke two cups full of !lOll lntu our urrlct us u test &llmpl~. Thl se~ond ~tep 18 to chooNe the J cKhll1~h1n ~ ), the homeuwner, u llsht luyer of s1ruw (IIlli hllyl will hel11 retuln nmls· lure fur nn Improved grass stund, Fur more lnl'ormutlun. pleuse cull 992· 6(196 or stop by the eKtcnslon oflicc tocutcd In the bu1ement of the Coun1y Annex Building behind the Holzer . Melg~ Clinic. · . 11or field. The Ohio s11110 University Aaronomy Oulde lists und reviews r· your opt I0111 ' Hill1ldes un d · bollum many Ollnds thut flood, need sP,cclul l!Cit!dlna selectlolt to mulmlze ~leldt, ·yel be con~tuus to crottlon und the envlrunmentul prublems. The third step Is to make sure lhe ~~eed 10wn hus ao!Jil cuntuct with the wiL l'tepurc tHe Meed bell properly. Plowing, ulsclng und levellna out the luwn or neld IN euremety lmportonL Remuvu low·lyln!! wet Apou. Improve the drolnoge by putting In urolnuae ttl , . fior nu-tIll furmers, reserve for n!1mlnul fees per ucre nu-tlll drills fmm our locul MelliN Cllunt~ SoU and Wutor CunNervatfon Boorll (11112· ''' Vel!eluble growers, nre you Interest· eli In lhe lutes! reMearch fn lhe Moulh· ern hull' or Ohio? Pion tin uuendlnll h H 1 1 ld N1 h t e ort cu lUre "I r e g I on Monduy, Au!!. I~ be111nnh11! u1 6 p.m. This event, NpoiiMorcd by Ohlu Slulc UnlverKIIy, Is bclnll held Ut Southern Slute Communlly College ln~uted on U.S. 62. north of Hlll•bor". " " Oel II J'lnt·h"nd " look1 1ul watermelon variety trials, spec a ty potato trluls, foliar fertilization trials, cucumber cultlvur trluls und yellow und zucchini squush trlnls. This evenl Is free und open lo the public, Dinner · Will be Erovlded. 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''" IIQrtt ol land an lull lla..., net I ~~or on SR I ,Q, mant 3 llt>tlr<>omo, livong lloaldOIIIIAI Ql eommtrvlal room, l~mri)' '"""' Wllh lito· (74Q)4oi1-Qil1'9 Ntow lor .... ~ "' I lla wl """' I'U"'4l on all· II'"'· a ..,,._ Ol land. locill• 011 on Rt eQrltf II~ IOI!Out • ulla only 304•811,?381 8 »•~ :1()4,81a.W1 or ,.,.. .. 5~.Q 7 Ii ahor l ll"'· Prlt!t R~ R~ Homo Throtl llflrtlllmt, lNing Roam. Oint~ A(l(lm 2 blttlroom holtM In"""""' A J(lmhon Qomb~, 1 ~. will ttil on land QQ!IIrlllt l!ath, 11>oo o" Qot-Ot a or will rani with opt~ ll> SIOII~O Qolldlng. 01 Ann t>Yy. 74Q•eil\1·7244 QrM! (740)448·~~ . place. dining room, y!lhly room, ~ltohon wliil ntw r" lrigotralor l ti<Wo, a lull llalha. hoot "'"'~ \IQ<.fQII car 1 20'>20' oQdi. liMa garaljO. · -·gttl\lfl\1 30h POol with naw - · Ea11ern ..,... ··~ ~11r~1 on •......., ""' ~~,~ Flalwoottl Rood. PomfrQV. 74i).Utl2-172Q 9':'"11'· Aeell!ttett Qenerel Eetete General Et14-u.- ~ . ~e41tf Claaallled Advert111no Htlwork 1-800-821-8139 • p!Aoo Olvtrolly. MIF ON """ 11 If~ ""'' 0.1.. I II.Ul\01~ <liiH 110r.. :w1>< too t CIJo Oil--~~ t \M i , .t "-"" f w1 ,...t~~IOroh.U oofoholl Ollt>!- ftiUIIJN\\e.l \1 lii l~ l 011 ~- l'lq (UQ,...I;Itll,l C\>llrl•v - 3 IINQQm WQQQ '"""'· The Amerlcan Community dOpOIII ler ioC&Iod II :111780 Root<· 7077 I I'IK»I',~II<" SR!\ 11.-'tl S.rvlct, Or Produol You Would Lib fo AMtt/H In ..., Al/11/on Houltltoldl Wlfll Only One Pllont Clll? quality people lor dlooounl· you could bo 1 peri ol our ld RkiOentai/Opllcal Hullhoare Tuml Coolaol ·• r.qulred on hire 10 activate t ICCIII OOdt that 11nd1 ~ · t111. oharg11 to us .. For i moro lniO 0111: Joy 304·878· oa") .. ,.VI Telemal'klttra Needed to 12, 2002. 11 you are a oar· worlt from home .. Help u1 lng, comp11llonate pertOn. : Al)QQ Star! 'tl><lr 8UIIr1MI To- l ,_ty · ~ ,.,.,.. ~ c.... - · In ~~ I r.,. !Of SHoo 11-blo •1 111 A..WIQI\ !ll<!r 5!>111 IQotlablo Rato ~ ~ ( - (1iOI*,Mit ullvo Olio;" N.wly fit· • ~- ~ , _ Sjlr"'Q Vllliol' Pta· ~ """"""" wi•• lllfliQII 01\ ,. ca• (740~·,...1 ti'P'Wii""'toty I ac>r• On ...~-::-..;,;;,..;,;;,.;,.;;.;.._, """" t Gt~ , ..,. S l4 S1>cond An .. GaiUpol\1. 0111!1 <I-S631-IIIJ1H 740-446·0008 740-441·1111 \'\'\Ill \, l l \11 \ I .._ liiiU' W~i'll~lJ t 010101 Oltonlng Solo II Men'1, · worn 1n•1, boy• oiOth81 (IOrtl& NEW) bAby wolll Sitrl m1111110 t30•1~ 1e·3331 equlpll\tfll. toyl, tupptr· ~nglot lonlghl, Oilllofl 1·8il0·7M·2GI3 aMI Freo lo good home, 3 Ilea· Wl111, hom• lnllriOr Md IOUJ ghtl· Mo!M8t l"d 2· 4 lftOM!h morol 2808 Go~lold Avo, 3 Kllleno Llllor Trained Why 01\lo lrot I KIM I~Ote r AUIOMAIIO m1111ttg trom Full·tlmt h1lr atyll1t lor a wall IIIAblllhtd · btfluly lhop In Chtlter, Oh, with option to buy bualnBII, CAll 740·9Be·3877, M, w, S, Pt. Ploa1on1. Fri. Sot. & onyllmo or 740·985·33,8, old pupt. (7,0)388•Q•3B ANNOUNlW>lt:N'Ili Reel Estate General Wtl~ · sun, uam-1 Help waniO<I< Part· Tlmo Caahlor. bperte- Ro· qulrad. Apply 11 Tnom11 Oo·ll Conltr In GolllpOIII, ' Ohio, T, Th, F, 8 to t2noon only. l·hmtwt~re Clerk . Sunday Aug 4th. Gam•4pm. Send Reaume to. CLA ~e1 308 IBlh Sl. Pl. Pl. Clothing, o!o Golllpgllo Dally Tribuna !urnuurt, appuanca1, homt 825 Third Alit ., Oli\lllpollt: or, Phon• (30,1882·2788 SBI&It C•l Btfr Cony Oul p~~rmll l..cw.,·~Nil lor otto, ChOIItr TtlwnohJp, FnUNll ~ooorallono. Somalhlng lor Oh 45831 Molgl County, lltlld lllllrt · - - - · Evttyont. 01 lnlorall lo: Tho Dolly Sontlntl, PO 8o• 72U•20. 2 All Blaok wllh while on WM,rn~l Pomart>y, Ohio •8780. ohlll lobi btoglo dogo tfOIIIr Poronll, LOOII AOOOOY In 0~10 IHM• tnu quaK!Iod ooupt.. to bo· 001111 POllitt pllrtl111 'In Lowranoa. Golila. JMkoon. Mllga 0r1101 , thlrt will ba 8 to 10 lamillll cholln 10 biOOt!\01 pllrl Ol ihl pilot pro)tot. Quoilllld applloento may ""'''"' up 10 sco.oo Ptt day roh~butloment. In· ltrnllo portln Coli (7C0)8•8·0873 Ilk lOr ROb• lfl ll you hl\lit prtvlaualy oalll<l, collogotn. P'"'" G•oro•• C"'lk 110id llnot 7117/0a. PitA lA OAII (7<0).41 ·1088 Will• 1ny lniOrmAIIOn. .......;...:.....;._..;;,;..;..._ _ Found: White Col, Femalo, ~auhd tn AMntriOutll Crook MObllo Homo aroa , (7401Q•~·07tl0. m Buv AbiOIUII Top Dollar: U.S. Sllvor, Gold Colno, Prool· ooll, DIAmondo, Gold ~1ng1, u,s Currtnoy, · M.T.S . Coin Shop, 151 Sto• ond Avonua, Gaillpolll, 740· ,446·18•1 . Milling Slnoo Sunday. Col· lit & Ootmeuon 011 Bigelow Wonlod lo Buy. 1800·1800 Road . Rowotd, Coli IQ. IL HOUII , WIWalk ou t (740)1<8·&GGD. M11eon 0( Gallla jp ______, ba•ament County 1I~ AOrtl ot IMd (0081BIMI·7U33 r Y~llll S~l.ll ~======~ County Eatty · Muon tilid Eduoallori Ofntarao11 li Ill YiiKllSill.l~· now oooopung onrolln10111 un W011IIItl 10 Buy: Uold Mo· bill Homo. Call (740)4•8· 0 78 304 07 ~085 . fUr lull II•~• and pilrl llnnl t.,.-oiGii'liiliilJiii~";,o'O•Iii .ISI.'- ' IPICII, Wa 11rva Dhlldrtn age~ 1•6, Hourt Ol opora· lion oro 1 : ~0am lo 6:30pm. Wo m """ oow Ollltlng I I \ll'lll\\11\1 ---, lBO Otnor Avt, Baaldo Holl· day Inn Monday 816102 Wodn11day 817102, Thuro: half day prooohool proorarn. ~ay BIBI02 I0'00·6'00pm HCUfl aru B:1e~~ 1:Z:1BWllt't Microwave ' Ctolhel Nlci bruaktaal Rnd lu~M Hrvvd. Nac1 ' ' Oaurtod oM toptrltnoad - - · -- -- - 1111~ will uo working · wllh . 3 ''"'"r Ylrd 1111. Colloo• ynur tlhllcJ Ot\ ptliHIIItllntll Ublctl , Woman• Clothing· lki\11 , 1\JIIIOII II b"~d 011 91111 6•20. Loti Ol hOUII• lamnv itlooma. Unk II 1110 hold Uam1, Soma Furniture, oootpiOd Pl..lo 00111101 824 Bl. AI. ~e S In Bolt· Jana HaUdOK or Laura ~II · munt Augut l 2nd· Auc;,u11 1111on 11 (304}078·057e lor .:.;;;.::_ lllh . _ _ _ __ _ more lnlorrnatlon. e IAtnlly yArd lila ON Augual Tho Truol••• 01 Tho Lour" 2. 3 ,Cth, 1 mila oui1\Jrkoy 01111 Froo Malhodlll Churoh Run AOld, Cholhlro. Will MOtipl ,IIAiild bid! lor tho oonolruollon ol a 12 bv Augull Olh, 8th, ?ih . 404 18 .1001 nddlll011 10 lhl Dodrill Rood, VInton . church whiOn will II\Oiudo a Uoonrn•o:OOpm, handlrutp aoatnlblt raat· , room• and 1 ltori(IO OI08fl , Auguol 2, 3. 4. 138 Third Comptato tpaollloallane A~l11ua . Sola, Cl'lalr, End may uo· oblllnod 11 lht Tabla Sol, Baby Clolhot, "'I U\ II I "' .r . Gl\'lr.IIW~Y I Tuna. Cit ATTINTION HUNTIIII Mak& Call• to protaol VOUA OUN AIOHTI tnd gal paid for Ill · Up 10 $7/hour ond paid training. Calli ·888·231-0342 lilt. 2301 Atltnllon: WORK FROM HOME . Earn l4il0· . $4600/mo pun 1·1100·896-9106, rltri/IOtttrl . No axp. rt· qulrfd. Benef111. For a~~:am, 1alnry, And !filling lntorrtt8· Shirley Spe1r1, 30•· EXPERIENC~D CAAPEN: U•7 TEAS NEEDED· Muol havo 112 Wolle ma1o dog. L0\111 tnu, Prom Drtlloo, Uprlyhl ot rllldtnllal remoalltng. ~ldl. 1740)288·0040 Prootot, much, muah moro, Oualllled applicant• oan Yird Solo, Clolhn, Toyo, plok up IM BppiiOIIUOM Bl •· • 1 t•)i• 8 D~HHMQ, IOilu, o•lc, Furnltura, 110. 81111 AoutA Christian's Conatructton, (?C0) 448 727 ~ 315. IIi milt N of US 35 1403 E11tern A~a.. ClAIIIpo· Ill , Opan 8·& M·F, , . . . . . - - - - - - - Frldoy· Sundoy. U·O, (7401446·4&14 ' EMplltenetrt tr&lh Hauter with CDL:1, Garbage Tl'uck and .Rolloll Exporlonoa Ra· quired Call tor Interv iew. (740}388·11808, In oy, • ISaohtlor'a dagru ondlar IXPtrllnoo. Bend ,.. · tum• by Augutl e. 2002 to: FACTS, 48 011111 Siroal, Galllpoilo, Ohio 4&831 or FA. (740)4<8·8014, EO!, MIFIH. Courteous· Frlcndl~ · A ptl'!lon ltHJklng for a ureer. Not Ju•t a Jobt We will pn~ n eom...rolll pelnltr wontO<I 2 plut Yllrl IIIJ)tlr~not. Dop·endlblo wlln roiloblo troneporlollon. Call (740)248·0888 guurunteed sulul')' until we huve you Sa- Memory bt Loving Memory Harry Pugh, III Monday lhru Suturdn~ 10:00 u.m, to 6:00p.m . '1'11 bcaln corerr you hn\'e ullny• drt!um•d or. Help Wllnltd oaring ror the elderly, Oar1t Group Home, now pAying minimum wage, naw thl!ta: 7am·3pm, 7em· 5pm, 3pm·l1 pm, II pm· 7om, 0811 740·U92-8023. DIESEL MECHANIC Locul Trunsportution Conipuny seeking TRUCK MECHANIC c~pcrienccd in True tor und Trailer repair. • Class A COL a plus. • Thenno King experience u plus. • Own ~and tools a plus. Competitive wages, benefits and 40 I K. Send resumes to; CLA562 c/o Gallipolis Daily Tribune 825 Third Avtmue Gallipolis. OH 45631 Help Wanted AGreat ~ • Opportunhy Awaits! / ,..,/A The Ohio Valley Publishing Company Is seeking a highly mollvated Individual wbo Is Interested In a "TELEMARKETING CAREER", with unlimited earning potential! Interested?? WE NEED TO TAlK! • Salary Plus Commission • Great Working Environment • Monday • Friday Sam·Spm Ttl Ctnter 11 hoteln' 1n O'IN HOUI _flllrtmtnt 111 or l'llylllt ~_R. N., on Ail lUll 7, 1Cxl2 110m no p.m. 4 In 1h1 mtln dlnln1 raam. Comtioln our In lttft wllllln1 Phyll1• hippy llld ~lllhy riltrtment will know why .you hid 1o lnvo ua all behind. Somtlhlna unupec!Aid, an acc)dent HBw w• wl1h that we could t~eh havt our lut momtnll wllh you aaaln. Thll punch on lht 1houldcr would haVI btltn roll owed by a hua. You touched 10 many llvfl. We think or you ond emile, remembtrln1, cl')llna. lau1hlna. Y11, you alii I mue u••mlle. Thank you ror aharlna your lire with ua. You ere mlued by ill aiL Thanlu ror the tlan. Mom and Dad. wiYe, children. brolhen, ebten, rrlenda. POIIIblllly gl having 3 rental a wllh It Ltvo In ona and ltllho r0ntlrom lha olhtrl pov YOYI morlgtgtl 106 QQQ ' lhll propenrt Thll llotlng htl I lollo offor· Pftnly ol oHklt IPIOt, lull toooomont, atortgtln lht ,.., ol tnt bwldlng, 1111 IOIOtU air rttll anp IIKiurlly lyelem , Alllhl1 for 1 IIOOd P'IOt. Cli'lt Ul I otlltodlyl 10 muntcation. customer licrvlce, and orgonlr.atlonal . oltJlll, Graphic deslan nnd pholoaraphy skllla "; well u knowkd&e or multiple mcdlo oulleia III'C • preferred. Applicants 11re asked to suhmh a·lener: or lntere11, re1ume, ond salury expectations to: Department O'Bloneu Memorial H.,plltll 55 u..pllal Dr. HUIIIIIR Re~oure·ea Send your mume to: Ohio Valley Pubillhlnlt 825Thlrd A~enurr Galllpolll, OH 4S631 p/1a11 call VIcki Nottingham at 1·800-920-8860 8 am· 4:30pm. Mondey throu1h PrJday 1/oltu Extra Carr offm ~ompttlll'l rmnp<ntallon In a frl•ndly, pmft.r.rloMI mmo.rph~rr that 1uppurr.r your 1ruw1h and dt>tlopmtnl . Qpporrunlry Employ<r. Plus, Enjoy Excellenl Benefllsl: SALES/DRIVER POSITION FOR HEINER'S BAKERY REQUIRES: • Valid Driver's License • Strong Work Ethics , • Ability to work atone or In a Teat:n Environment • High School Diploma or GED , • Be at leaet21 years of age or older ~ Help Wanted Exciting Things Are Happening! We offer: • A $500 sign on bonus • Up to $7/hour • Full Benefits • Weekly .Pay • Paid Vacation CALL TODAY 1·877·483·8247 txt. 1841 l .l QUALITY IIIIOK IIANCHIRI 2 Cit \ tftiOhld goraoe. l~rgelormalllvlng room & dlhlng, !emily room. OveretzO<I maalar eulto, clue 3 IIKII!Ionet bO<IIOOml, u llltht, tevll oppro•. . 2 ecro lot. Mutt IH to opproctalt IIIII Ontll 12080 PIIICI IIIDUCID TO Nt,toOI FARM 30.e Aorao appro• lhll adplnt Weyno Nollonli Forroll. Older 2 11orv nou111 & mobllo no,. lnoludO<I. Ownor wenlo told! 12111 PIIIINDLY U ITOIIY HOMI elllitiO<I on nlot corrttr !rood lot 4 llldrooma, living room, nice ltllorttn, baMmonl. Clnlrtl etr oondlllonlng, Numorou1 Ulldaln roof, wiring, plumbing, neai pump ond mony moro, Carport & e!Qragt llftd. Well conllrUOIO<II A"ordtble •70'I 12201 · , •t4,000.00...II lilt ll~ng price on lhll ~ 101 baing opprox, 132xl88. Public utnmeuvellable. 12011 ·~:::~~:.~~~~~ ,~;.,:o;~; 1• lnttrvltWI Will bt conducttd on Friday, Augu11 II, at tha lielner~ Bakery Branch In Gelllpolle, 17oG Euttrn Avenul. Call aoo;ne.uB before 3pm on Thureday, Auguet '· to tchtdule an lnttrvlew. ·llotztl" te..riP~ eQ/1-e. ee..rttJ.' Work flexible hours! Maintain nursing skills! 1/ lnt,,,,.d, THI lVII Ovor 2, I 00 oq, ft. living IPiot. 8 Bedroom ronch elluatld on 1 roomy I ,8 aore IOI. Living room, dining atll. ltliohtn, U balhl. 18 ' 20 IIOriOf lhld. IOG,UOO.OO 121N HIINER'I IAKIIft II on Equal Opporlunlly EmPtorW r.uo·n extra money! Announotmtnt OYirbreck Rthtb lnd 01011 Ia IOhOOII, frontl vroaarv and muah Thle a alorv homt hll lht 11 It It ycur own bote wllh WE NEED TO "TAlK" TO YOU!! Dial-up success. lnfoCislon team today! Thly 11y thattvtrythlna happena ror a rtuon. Wt don't know wHy, we 11k, bulthl lniWir dottn'IOO!IIII. Pllhlpl OM day WI O'BLE:NI!:SS MEMORIAL IIOSPITIIL is .· seeltJni qulllflod cundldOICI for !he position or: Public lleloUono Munoaor. Thl1 lllllnaaor will · · orlanlzc and direcl 1he hosphAI's public rclntlons : ptOfiTBml, 111111 In plannln11 and lmplemcnllna ' advcrtlolna prollfl"" · and produce publlcutlons and other wriuen communlcallona. A: Bochclor's doarec ' In joumallom. public rein·· dons, or o related fleld Is roqulrod. Also: required 11 domon•~Oicd cxpcrlonco In wrhten • communication, u well Is pronctent word proc· : eutna, d01ktop publlohlna, lnlcrpereonal com·; Joe A. Moore-•roker 441·1111 8•r•h L; Bv•n•·Moore, •roker 441 · 11115 P•trlol• H•v•· 441•3114 O•r• O•••Y·2415•8430 C\l•ntl~l• 81olll•no• 311•1141 EOE brian RtiiiN or l'at IIIII IJom May 10, /96/ · Dltd August 5. 2(}{)/ Rttlremtnt • PUBLIC.. RELATIONS MANAGER l'(lllllftV llltt<UfrR IIHI('I "Smlq .~lllll~!rR ()/II# I'M 0\'fr~l Qro~ll, C'o~t•r!'' AtheM, 01145701 . {740) 591·9:127 purchases. ATTN: Polnl Pltooonl. Poolol poolllone, Ctorklioar· · 1104 Adrian Avenue.Cloth· Man. A drlvtr'l lloen•• & tUUll· --. - - - - - - · Womene, Chlldtii'IJ pOrtatlon, toola & knowledge HIPPY Ad lntclll~cnl management ttrvlota. Muel ho111 knowiO<IOf In lilt llold ol orttmtoal dopendtn· Help Wanted 00111r, 875·1420, Sunday, Honest · 0111 www.homt ·tlllldUUII1'181i.Doti\ Tont ol houaehold goodl11l S!IUrdly, SALES CONSULTANTS their nulutnotivc acoetH to or rtjltCI any or atl turlor, Curtalnl, Otrl1 ~ to 811 Sell. ond Jr. lnoludt\ but not limned to: tor.tnlnga, evaluallona, In· tlkll, reftrrala; and gtntral read~ 10 us~lst r.:mummcr~· In lion osll (630}393·3032 Exl, Pullin! IJy calling (?40)QU2· .,.;.--:-- -- - - - 782. 8am·Bpm 7 doyo 8522 , Ooadilno lor oil bldo ~Itt! flmo, Lorge 5 Fornlly 11 Augutl 12,2002. ThO Yard Sola, Acxlnay II. Salur· truatao1 reeervu the rtuht to dlly U.OO to 3:00. Home In· AVON! All Araool To euv or · Turnpike Is In need of llnlncd and hom• ol Truatuu Gerald Toya, mora , bldl Call Managomanl Pool· liOn• An OUIJ)IIItnl IIOot\OI and othor drug ooun1111nu onu prtvtnllon •oenoy to· oolod In Gallll and Jaobon Oountr, II lOOMing I CillO Managor to woril wllh ldulll and adoltacanta. OuliH to WWWo tlV lllll•lll!lflfll ol'tllll an lhla now oovered b10k porch tn~ gtl tPIOIIOij[ .. ti'tr VIIWt, I UOiudtd wooded tal and naluro wllh thlt "'"d rtnoh an 3 AQ m/1, Wllh.hlrCIWOOd ft!Xlre, ttmodtiJ<I oak ollchen and amplt lt.ln~ tnhanQtd by t llnlohtd I lhll !i"m IWIIII you Reel Estate General Due to Internal transfers/promotions a~d ltaff partlcipatina in our, excellent tuition relmbuncment proaram, there are a fe~ aelect NURSE and STNA positlona avali· able. If you are a pcrton who valuea rna~· Ina a difference In other'• live• and work· Ina with 'dcdlcatedlcommllled team, you may ~ 1 candidate for ono of the11 ~· tiona. HSCC lnvltel lntere1ted lndlvldu.l• to come and tour our facility to talk wl~ re1ldinta, famlll~t and ataff. After dol11,1 llo, If )'Ou are lnterealld In applyln1 for one cf th••• poalllon•, a penon1l Interview will ~ uranald. HSCC 1taff lrt proud if our faolllt)' and w1lcomt new memben io our team. If lnterealld, call 740·446·-'0<h to uranati a time to meet with the DirectOr of Nunlna. • ''COMB AND EXPBRIENC!l THE : HOLZER DIPPilRENCE! AT HOLZER: SENIOR CARE CENTER" (An 'tqual opportunity trnp/oy,) . lot approx. acre and 0111 cozy home lh1t1 1011 of TLCI Living room, & formal ~lnlng ar~a, bllh. Dollolttd 18 x 24 oareoe. GOOd garden area. Mutt 111. 10 appreciate th ll nome. •• · -,__ _ lUI ,urlher l!tduellonl OHIO! Be lht own11 a1 lhll ••t•n•lvtly rtmodoltd hom•. Over 3,000 1q. M, living IPIOI & Bedroomo, 3 balho, whirlPool tube, kiiOhon hat over 32 n. ol ntlw P•k oablntll. Flrtp!IOt In ton1111 llvlnu room & family room, tormol dining area, New geramlo & OlfPtt ttvoughoul. New furnace anct otnlral elr unit. Low m•lnttnanae. 81 thlllllt to llva In lhll hom• and ChtOk OUI lhll YIIUtl lmmaoulaloly k•:r•• well buill I lA S lA "'" r1noh on 3 PIIVIif lOtti m/1 lUll mlnUIU from towrT. Formal living room 1 remodoltd kllohtn, lergt dlnlng/lamily roQm lddltlon with worolng llrapt1oe and IPrtlntd• In poroh, lwo oar alloohad 01r1gt llld I 20 X ~2 IWO otr dtlloh•d u•r•o•, PL.Ua • ntoo 32 x 48 1111111 pole bulldlnQ wllh Wlltr lnd tltOiriO. All IOI only !t,uoo. ' en!oy Ill IN! hltd work puilnlo lhll Ontllltll biiUI\' · Ilion anrl o"lot ronlol. Upolllrl hoi 2 ono btdroom openmonll, Nlot ronllllrloome. Cell tor oomplollllallnut 12138 PARM UITINI:JI ••prox 41 ooroo ""' · wllh 40 • 70 from• barn w/111111, 241!40l worklhop loff, FliOOnliy eiOrtgt , llllfl dOitchtd wllh Qlllgt, 1 ---·.,. remodaled I ,0 I lorY homo wllh r<IW klt.,.n, llrgt dlntnq, dOn, e btdroomo, U bllhl, vory nlcoty dtcof'ated. Must ... to appreciate ell tilt amoni!IOI thll oome1 w1111 r· lhlo proporty, 12111 LOTI! 4 terti up, moelly Ill IIII&:IHT I CHIIIIYI Ukt (2000} woodld ownor will conoldOr nlllng now 14• • 70' mobile ho,. wllh :i on land oonlreol. 122N '8tdrooml, 2 full balhl, oaf.ln LOTI .ee5 ocrt 11111 1111 rood ki-n won ekyllght' & collttrat tronlaQI Along SA I 80 and Bulovlllt. oolllnu rinQ 1110 lncludlng ll•lng 11 for Fle•kjentlal or commercial. room. Situated on • rent.d lot. 111111ng botow apprataaa 122.uoo.oo 12206 ~ conorN ..... ._......,k ,, -ll.l~Ji . m•lnflln ·• acre loltfn good ..,. malnt.tnance ranch . ~~ PRICE ... MUST BBLLI WILL ~AINTAINID IIANCH ON OVIII 1 AOIII TIIIID LOTI Nlco family room, 3 btdroome, roorn wllh llttpltca, ool·ln kllohtn, alllehld garage, 1011 of llf)dt!H wllhln Pili ooiJI)It Ytlrt. BlortiOB building, Mulltollllll onet 12201 12t4f I OH ADDITION/II LIS llrJ(, S 1\ INI OHr~ATIOrJ CAL I Oil ~' I OP II Y I Oil A //Ill 011111/TY HOM/SIN(.'(}/ 01/ IWOKI I f ' MEIGS '. Cheryl Lemley COUN~Y 113 UNION AVINIII... Roomy ronclt 110,. wllll 4 bodr'ooml, 2 bolito, living room, family room. H.- roo! & lttll puft'j)lcantroiOD. Nlco ICittnad In pgrch•' - · f7e.DOO.OO mOl YOU COUI.D I'UT 4 IUIINIII IN Hlllll TII/I OYII 3 ICtl lilt It tooawel acroH from ~ al nttv MtlaO 10011 ollmtnllry · lchoof, OorAIII wldO on roar al property . lhll 001rld ba uaaa tt • ronl•l or llvo ln. Froni<IOt liong SR 124 would molrl a groat lilt tor • nttv roollurtnl, corwrlnlortco ""'' or .,.. your l~llon. -101 II 11111illl>lt. teuoo.oo. cn.ct< 0111 1111• lilt and boOOml yo<~r own """· 12130 742-3171 ' ' ~0111 -Y ' ·~; ~··· THAN YOU CAN I~AOINI with 111!1 floor plonntd ronolt ltyirlllOmo Tlttrl ItO 3 Otdroomt, 1.obllht, formal living room, dining room, lomNr room wlill Nroplact and ~n on moln t.vtl. lltt IOwlt '-vet 1t1wr11 • lomlly room, bedroom, bolh, llurtdty 1o drlvt·lrl GI'IOf· Largo Ofuba II ~ plooo lor -rtalnlng lhlo ........... LAcalld on ewrox. ono ..,, lilu4tlld Jl Motnlng ti<Jr Aoa4. Oivt Choryl 0 caH IQ . , _ ltMI ono 01111 '"Of PIIICI RIOUCIDI 30 Rtvorv!IW Drive In Mlddllporl. oozv 3 12211 btdrooml rtnoh toilh owa nk:a NIW UITINOI OLO OIXTIIII IIOAD ... Counlry living 1111'1 llntll Ronch lllerl lot. Owner IIIYI Qlllhlo ono 110me on 1 11m. CNII 2 ..,,. whit a picnic llhllllr lor lholo lltllly IOid. Anttv pnco "' 146,ooo.oo ~l>l<lrngo. Ootaollod 011•01· 2 Laroe btdroomo, 11roe lomlly room, ut.Jn 12111 all nowty diCOrllod and rOIInllhO<I up IQ lht roof Call lor your I I I ' .' r 11111•1111011 WWW.Iflll .111'1.11• �·------_.J \ \ "" \ t.t AlliTUliUilDIIIIII St11, Tobie• c~~tlra. lluthtt H · u~tt~ l (7 : J . : O· L._ Now 18111 Stturn Sli, h.. - . - - - -- - - &11\ld I~ Font Morl< Ill HlQtl Tbp oltndlrd. will\...- !lid con..roiOn """ f1 .000 ht\cl1, 40<ntiiJ, (7401245· mlleo. lOtded, s•soo $7&1 -(7oi013117-0ll21 .00~~~~\:10 I Dinino - """ miiMgo, """"""' , , , R~ \IIOOf<'VH7eo tiHI Ott.rt Can Oo41'1011 w- ·a7 • ZIOIIh eon..,.. TV"'"' · briell , pipoo, .....," conlrol 175 00 lmtolo. ot< CII\Kio pi1cx,. 7•0·IMI2-3ilte Wlnloro, RIO G!Ondo. OM :,-~....;..:.:.::..:;~-- Cai 7oiO-:IoiS~I21 ~~~-· Aoton<t•lloned W.1111ro, j 01yoro, Rtngoa, ~...... Up To 110 Otyo Got!On-t W. Soft N<w Ma)'lo~ AQpt~o...,.., 11181 Lumln.o lrl _ , toncl•llon let COld air C!\lllo, om, tm, ........ a~ btgo. po- wlnclowt as.ocio mila Aettllo ..; 11.1100 10 7,\100 ..,. ... tor .,._...., ~.700 oeo 812-oo&a. MS· tlllt'm.l.K 3483, or 581- 1'10<\Ct\ AKC A....,•tlftd 'm!othl,. ~ •.• X~e. • ~m. • •• . ·~·- "~"'~ ~ S27S Couch, love a..t. watt r Houoobrooo, ' (740]3eHIW5 """"""'"" olond. dnontr. lwln bod,end r1<op ,.., All ,_ SAROEX IL Con· 10ble 11•ot••e·n•a ~~~ 'lrfiY lo beat mAnge For Solt: A"""ndttlontd """'-· Qttoltltll Hro• SOl U11 ln dooro. A&G WOI/1tro, drl"'tt lnd oraloro. lhomptonl I· FEED & SUPPLY. (740} once. :1>107 Jackeon vo· 8Va-21&1 . ~-.,-----..... (3001117&-7:1811 . Bid1on F\110 Puppin. AKC Good Uttd ~lflrocu. Rt-' AIIQIIIII'Id, No I Pol, f'oro. COncllllooiCI ond Guaren· loci Gilt, Whitt, e· 1o II" 1..0. Wtoharo, Dryoro, hlgll. (7oiOI441 •85 , 0 Aongoo, tnd RtlriQinl\oro, ~===.::.;..::._ Somt tltrt 11 $US. SktQOO Bioodhound Pupo. 13SO, Alltllla.,..., 78 Vln.o Sl .. Mull Still 4 mtiN & 4 Ft· mtltl. (740)24S-Q304. (1oio)4oi8•1Ste LH\htr ltctlonal wilh eoe..r Span~ Put>Pitl. lol metolling eothtt It bit, I I110 lholl, Poronl on l'romloto. ·' couoh a. lovtlt•t. toreai Call (740)441 ·1382 or _.,, II 28: floor tamp wtlh (140}3117-11185. a metohlng leblt llil.mpa, Otl Hook Round & Topo· S&O: COfnlr benclh dlnettl worms wllh nliAIIOnol worm· HI, $I 110: king tilt btd with tng. Rolala H"'IQY JICi< Llq· moll"• a bo• aprlngt, ui·V~ ond lllpeworm lllb· $100: wether a dryor 111 1111 ATHENS LANCMAR~ (almond} Sl28: Wllhlf l · dryar 111 (whllt} , $200: 740·988·3700. slOw, $110: riding Cab Co · Mlnlatu111 Oaahahund, 111 dll mOWif', St•oo; mklro~ SMOII, $150. (7.01258· wevt, $150: navy reclln1r, e7110. $1l0: Fulon couch, $30: re· Rtglattred Bordtr Come. hlgtrtlor, 150, (740}250· Molt, 9 monlho, Tri·Col· IIM5 Orld, Good Worl<tng Llnoo, Mollohan Carpel , 202 Clerk $2110. (7401882-eS\9 . Chopel Rood, Porlor, Ohk> M•w ••t. \74014~8 ·744. 1·877-830· "~~ INsfRUMKN\~ VI !Ill . Frtt Ettlmaltl, Eaay City Mol'fag. 700·<14&·7'19$ •• •• •• • G) • • ~ :• ••• • 'I •• •t• c ~ ~· I • •I • Alt ~~~t•thii!M Wllitii-H IIi~ 1o IM!\1111 -~~~~ jl4t4ti- ~-· " -~~~~~~ NHII"' - ttlof, ..t~"" llfl\llloltiii!IO " ..., _ "ltltl, ..... ltlltnl1tl\ It .........lltll II"IMMt. llftllllllool " IIIU!li111111111\1~" • f· 11!-34 ll"'~·~~~ l l\ll11\l'i lll!llll· l..lll'J' ~~&ltl·illl ftift\~ ill Mlll'll 1t1 Miitl tat ' - t1y ~· ~1 16.~ ~11111111, l-.U 14~ ~Ill!· flill~ 3 I ~ ~~~ IIIII .11: Ill I.\ I~ lUll S.\1 ~ • __ hooot Apirlmenla. ~­ Wit•r Sewage, ll'lth, S3SO!Mo.. 7~~·0008. ~\" ~ ~I l 1!00\1 ••I " I'!Qt\~ \)ll t 1\\li'e\ I tl r~ nutn hum llll"'NI•I 1~.~ lllubll'l """.' "' 3 @o, I $11!1 Ull\lt!l !hlllll!\1\llklll • ~~~~ ~ e.-m. & -.c•t"'ht ~OdtllUI\Io/ 2 ~alh wtth 0\ll\\lilkl!l 'Ill!~ t-e.ill!ltlllly I!IWI!IIIt'!IHU \Jillll IN01440· lliiUlO.I !l• ll (t o )44Ui!M ~illll Ill!! 1 lllubllo ll\!1111 ~~ •I• l 1~oo t~l).ll8t! · L'llill! llll<~~ 1...: •••o• I~~· I ~ -ro. 3 ~dH.mm , 1001! Cltlyl<lll b ill!llolll tl\lii\JII!~" · Now 10 ·~• 311 illlllil & l'tlml, \l/A, 11 ~ 00u 0 ·~""IIYBHH, Now Toklng -'P!llk:o\lono3~ W.ol 2 Bt<lroom lbwn· W!\11 • lli• l ~ """""'DIY ...... 1\t'ltl\t-lt !QfMI Hltlt Wlllih II ill ~loll\loll tt IM .... 0.1 ltlleftl1tll \Mitll - l l t l i l - i t l l t Ill tllltM ......... M ....ua~~~a "' 1111 .... , ~I , LMWI-go . W l\jt lhll tltwt!MII* wm "" ......... - y Newly Rtm<Kitll!d I Bed· "'"'"· $~711/mo., Wothlt, Dr~r. Oi lt~waahw, W.t•r. 111\ill. Stwoge. (740)441 · ll tl800, l HI, lltllwn Ot\y \14~)1n@ · l to~ I! , !ltli ~lie - Roall!atatt Oonaral ~ Utoll 1\llll\11 \lllll\!1 lie lltoyiUI• 13,00\) W111 lll!lp Willi tll!il'l' hOIII!d lei In II Y tl•ll Nikki ( I~O)MIJ · \l!tl< )61li·~ QIM6 - Real Eatata Ganeral Real Eatatt General REALESTATE Stt~ee 1943 Roe I latate Gantral WOOD REALTY, INC oi46·111M ,IHOt 'liN I' S'l'lt~K'I' llnanolng, 90 daya lAma as Oll h. VIlli Mllllltr Card OnYO· O· llllla 11ve . IM Cl'o!rly Lumlno. Sl ,\100 mltel. Bur;uncty E•lorlor. ~ray lnlorlor. v.ry Good Con<lltloo . Cot! 17•0)441 · 01011. 1989 Pontiac iliOn(! Ml GT I ~. ,~ , """ • ~r. ••· • 3·mltel, SuntOC>I, G...,, 18500. 2000 Plymouth BtHll, • . <toor, whitt, :1>1 ,000 mllea. ~ . Coli (740)2/le·\\Q. · za Ill> tw\1 boll1ooo ~. I. 8<Ill l\ol1... ~JW;""i"'' ~locllil! Filii Ill\ -~~~ ~"""'~ Mol\1111\lf\ · ..,.I, • • , 6> 16 ••'-~ ~lo!i!l!m ~Mil ~: •• ., ., Alllll \~lil t\!· H<l~ ·~ MIMitlt -111!\t 14' \t\\t "'IIIP-.t1 tt •=1olM!.,• • ~·. I ~~~t OOIM liV!II Ill""' Cti Mtnn ~ola Ttolllng Motor WA::=..o Lll<t ,._ :10'11. seo •ani Joo • ao.o uas . on!M unoonc~~uc...l hltltmt guo~ 1• ,_,. LOCOI ,.,_ _ lui' 1700 r- 1,1001 ' nlthtd EltlbhtMCI 1i7S r I\Itt Oodgo Ourlongo SUI/ u• Plannum Gr.y '7!.000 LMIII« lnlt<lor and Third Soot ElUlOI!onl Conci•hon 4 11 $20,500. \3001675· & 11110 l\1o'rok lloto ..}i :~>~" Co" OIM . 1883 Plymouth Sundtnoo, AC, Crullt, Till , $1150 (7401258·1233. \7oi012M·1&75. r'o W.ht<P<OQIInQ Pice """'" ...,. I HOMii :1<1 Mro (7.001 •<~&· 0870, Rogoro B.aaomont ""r.om. ••.ooo mtteo •so VI ltUIU ~ LS . • Cl\llly fully tqlllppod E•· - I dnYO seoo High ct!lenl CondiiiQf\ Aol<lng Mi...,.. '7.00"711-ililll $28,0011. (300]615· 1<12U or _,.. ' ,.. (30011175581111 or 130011174· 1<110 111112 ChtYy Full Silo SW8 Cuatom Yin. U\11!1. 11195 7t WM(Iornoal Compot, 22', a-ua , $11485. 111117 Son· Air, Awning. Stoopt a. Ex· II,., • Door, U895. 111117 -~ Ccndlllon (7oiOIWICavaltec, 2 Door, 13885 11115<. COO~ MOTORS. \740)"8· · '""" Mttugt. ~~~~~~~~ ~ polro, rooting, choln hnk ~.cuamm SA 7, ......, 0<1, euntOC>I, - aom. ~ . runo 12000. Eallmolu (H0)742·•st8· 7ol0-58f ·II9Q. good wood diO.I a .......,.,, klturonc:t - ' "· CIIOCk ""' Pfl.. """' Ctaaalfl.cl buy. F- Ethmtltl 300-e7S-3133 )'Oil r &unbap ....-:--, Eux:rtuc.ul I ;:;;;-;::--=-=== •r~~.·~ . mtit -•entiftl C4C <lonoroiHomt ""'"'• Pointing, virlyt lllcl· lriQ, <art>lt',ry, dOoro. """ L.-aiRr.Jiii~.iiiiiiiiil:noNiiiii.J btlhs, homo ' -tr lnd ,.... For !rot ostlmtte """ Clltl roo-m. Ro~!Cionlltl Ot commtr<:lat 11323. , wlflniJ. ·" " ,.....a or ,.. l::::!'n,~~ ----=---:-=~~-=~---:~--R 1E t t Q 1 WV00030II 300-e 11111 Cuoiom Bu!lclll\!, R - . ' 75-1 Ollng 0vor 18 ro E rlonc:o. FrH Eallmt1ao Fully lnou..c!. No JoO 1b BIQ or Smoll. 7.00.11112· I118 Dr'7oOO·••t.eS1• 2000 Solum Sla!lon \'logon, Bllcl< Top Sullng. Roll· · JT• Rooting & Conllruc:· 0no Owner, low IA•INge, IQ83 Maxda MX8, anvtm <lot\1111· Commtr<:lal F10t lion . tT•OI$32-8722 , Aulo/Air, Powtt Windows and mon~. 111.000. (740t•4e..7tlll . 87 Cl\ovrolol Ctltb!lty, a to!G air, gao miiMga, 4 doo<, run A· t ,' $1500 080 740.e98·0810 or 8•7·112•· ptse gg Motdt Milia MXS, Blaok, Sopd, Conwrtlbla, PW,CD/Oaaotllt, . AC, 27 .0011 mllea. IIUOO. (7.0]448.0121 ft6M! AUTO lALII, ti267 /.:.)C. t.oot ........... lfttt Homo· ~ and ,.. bti'IIO\IIiMIWI'l! 080. (7•01~79·21 ~1 , a~7t. (7401~711- II enera S I I Anytime Ia a good TIME to Checkout the Claaslfledsl ::300:..:...:. ·7.:,:1'3:,:·5<:.:.:..:15:..__ __ 19H Chry11or COnoor<lo. Excellonl Condlllon, lood· tel, ,._ Air, New Balltry. Aaklng $3,500. Call l 7401i!Se·9G:I>IIno< 2:30 1898 Bukll< Rogal. OwniCI by: Don F~aaong, Moton. (30<4)773-8274 Exotlltnl ::::Condi::::.::::::; IIOn :::;__ _ _ __ 189S Dcxlgo lnlrwp\d. Good Prootorvute. WOrk Car. .127,000 mllta. (740)888·13113. 2001 Toyo- No Air, Prk:t· II Tundra, I Owner. 1882 (7oiOI••a·71188. S·tO, • 114 ' 1 Owner. 95 irt.::a ~~.:. ~~nseL~~ G Sl •a "I I" ~tor~~;~·,'"':~ 4 doo<. ' 98 · N-.r ymou" jCI $1800. I MO'IUitC.'"I'CI~ " · Don't forget. .. The classifieds are a great place to say • Cltrrua LXI I 98 1 CIMIIO :~ AI, vory, S~~~:;-:::;---,· lhlng wry n..,. oondruns lion, ovtry· worka, groat. $1200 (7ol01i•S·818V ,..,,'' i4te4 , olol. ~ This brand new Country Colonial haa ~ alii There's something here to pl..se the enllre f11111Uy; Including a gourmet kitchen, 4 BAs, 3 1/2 baths, f4ll basement and 2 unfinished "bonus rooms" so there's room to spare. Add to that, a 3 car gafaQlJ and the tact that It Is located on a pleaaant 4 acre +i· lot with a small pond, In Green School District ... and you won't want to miss this one. In and look around. Prlclld at ;;!i;;i.• to your fair . am to : pm1 1.m. to 11 Alltn Wood, lrolttr. . Kan M~~~g~n, IIOUr ••4i.oo?t . •••.un J11110tt1 MOO!t, • IH·1m I O.MI't:ll'l & IIA\, 1 ,11~11.111. OUIO ~~MI c. Pego Dl i r·~tlolmta~Goi~lOS;:; j;): : :j1~ts=:;~~II'I'U~~~=;I-~rmiO::..I'Oil=:;A~~;::~Iiri=~~;Wos;"~=~,r=b=~~;:;~;Lii:: . ~,r; IO~IMPI O: :;nor.';::u;= &,'ltiNI'.S~~~r;\6=~:::::llol«;;=;-r]c~~t::~~~~~;~~;~~~~~ I A u~ & M 'llil >1tu1n' \111 Su 1 •unbar ~tmte ·IHnttntl • Pomeroy • Middleport • G1lllpolla, Ohio • Point PINNnt, wv Sunday, Auguat 4, 2002 Ohio • Point Pl•••nt, WV livestoc~k buye~s! lllltriOII IIDII 7U4•1•10tl " WI! All! l!)(mtb AIOUT OUil NI!W Wl!l lfrl!" PZC'I'Uill!l ANb INIIOAMATZON AVAILAII.I eatt ~unba!' •• ijtimes -i>enttnel for more information! '' I I 446-2342/992-2155 • TOIDAY' TO 'IIIW • ' · Ul? on your I..CJ'I'S • M 'IH:.\m; put• : •• •I In tht 10a0'1 malnlalned by ll'a owneil. home Ia ready tor you lo movalnlo. Fealulng, on lhe main lewl, a largo LA wllh fireplace and built-In bookaholvu: formal DR: ramodalad 1 &lll·ln K: nnd large mBIIer BR wllh privle balh. Tht aecond floor pnlvldu 2 BRa & 1 balh, and an open landing area . 1 1·car delaohod a lovely tronl a low INDIAN O"IIK IUIDIVIIION lt!IIOII 'IAIIV 0 CALL '011 DITAILII · jjft010 .CALL ' " MOI't l Dl~~\~~ 11011 MOll I! INI 1011MNI' IOr>11 1 LIJt.~IJ t'ALJ-. li· Mt.ll; liS Olt STOP IIY '1'1111 01 1l'Jt 'll MON l'ltl. M : ~O t. .M, 'I'() 00 I•.M. ~ aoreened ~ln ~ portlh and Walch your ewlm In lht beauUiul I ground pool. Thlo fabulous Spring Valley bl•level also boute 4 BRe, 3 bathe, 2 llreplacea, and both a formal LA and a FR. To many ao call tor 2 grave Iota with vaulta. Good laoallon In Molgl Mtmorlol Gardont. Call = Aam 1500 Pick· " V8 , "D , 5.o, r , PL, AI Top Soli, Fill Dlrl tor i'o AtmJS AIC, E•lln(ltd Cab, Loto of Salt. Equipment Aanlol.. roll SAt .R Exlraa, $8000 OBO . Dolor, Backhoe , aoboal Lw---~--_.1 ~7<10)441·0&95 or (7401379· ~ 13' . . IClraper, Tracuor Equipment. . ~j0·-~'!"'"-!~-"1 ,(7...,; <10:;:1.;.«:.;.1·.:06::.;1.:8____ 1987 Dodge Alrto K·Cor. "ANS & l?ol0t4~·41!0e LOVIAI .... Tycoon Prope~y... Don't lei lhll Ranch pall by. Enjoy lake vlewe trdm your back, toreenad porch, or watch lhe deer !rom yO\Jr Iron\ porch or from lhe 1ox1 o gazebo. Thlt home teaturea an aal·ln kllchen, a lovely 1unroom. &nd 11 1128,000 beaulllully landeoaped . The drive way It conort~e, and lhete 11 a detacHed 2·oar garage wllh a wor1<111op .. P~oed at 1128,000, 10 call Jennifer to oeel704 - Allgnmonl Llll rook wllh alu· lnlnum olr h~droullc jaokt good lor oil o angta, brakl joba olo . 12110. Very good Condlllon. (304}713·811)3 Blue o• IIO~or hi\Oh BX4322 low bar, 2 ooupler Range llndor. (74UI448·4972 Compaq ~C and ~rl nlor, ISM. Monllor, 3 Y.Oart old. 1200. (740)24& ·9281 COOL DOWN, ·and ConlratHeat Air Condlllonerl P'umpt . If you don't 0111 u1 IU\ '\.., I 'OUI \I Ill ' te ~p, 18&,000 miles, New lunt· "jau ~ .. q{ Q/,J ~~&z4 446•6806* Branch Office · 23 ·1.oouat St. 958 Clark Chapel Ad . Bidwell, Oht.o 45814 aw Galllpolla . Ohio 45631 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VII\QINIA IMITH, BAOKEA ............... 4-lt-810t GAIL IELVILLI .................................. 4-lt·l20t TRIIH INVDEII ...................................«I•\14118 JOHNNIE AU88ELL........................... 3117·032S DAVID 8NYOEA .................................. «1·M&I . Lw--ii+iiiWDs.;.;;-.·_ up, Rune . Good, seoo. _.~ (740)4•1 ·0423 laov. mto· ~ 1091. 1988 Dodge ven, runa _·: . ; . . . - - - - - : : - - good , Slonl e anglne, good 19110 Bulcl< La Sobrt Cua· flrea, 51 ,OOO. 17 •0)I~•&· tom. Ctaan, runs good . 11800. Call (30.1773·6349 8189 laava Mnoaga. 1990 lleo Traolctr hard top, • , " , • apeld. Good 4 I990 Plymouth Sun(lanoa. 4 40 •1 " s8oo..OBO. (74012!le·8948 Condlllon. 5210.0. Ntg . (3041682·3776 ---=-'""':'"=-~---:=---:~-- ·- t acn 1 14055 LIKE SECLUSION? You'll tlnd this extraordinary new hOme neollod In o bll ot woodland. Beautiful dacor, oqulppod khchen w/ceramlo tilt floor & counters. CAthedral etUingl In the spaolous living rm., aton• _llrtplaot, 3 bedrooms, 2 batha . 15 acr11 m'l. A '''' thOwCist tocatect out Alo Grande way. Showings appointment Call Vl~tnla j:;:;:;:;:;~R~e;a~I;E;I~tl~t~e;G:;;:e~ne~r~.8;1;:;:;;:; 8808 . t4047 REDUCED LOT. lOOklriQ ma111. (740)446·6306 ond 1·800·291 ·0098. Grubb't Planq· Tuning & L.OCitlon .For A NeW ac. each mtl . conatructlon. Surveyed • ~lr.:~·~ J Hllllh Oopt approved. L.< R1p11ra. Probtlms? Need Qreen Twp. Ap~rox . 6 ml Tuntd7 Call Tht Plano Or. 740·448·4825 1 IAL.DKNOI • &n'IERIVILLE ~:~r. ;,A one alory horne with bldrocmt, I , and a bath. Hat a newer roof. 1 aida porch, and a nlot back yard. WoUd 1m1akt a nlct alarter home or a nlct rental . -·, we 'both lo11. Free lltl· I with one hall In battment. bldrooma, 1 bath. 1 kllohtn wllh large living room . Haa a tht rflllr. Stntng on building alte . •11 oloarad and layo rolling to lilt. A!HIIIy pretty. Hae alactr\c avalltblt end It on 1 paved road. 115,000.00 - ~j MEIQS/QALUA LINE • 1\ ont 1\0f'Y on SA 588. Roatnctlve cov·on11otl l oppl,. VLS. YOU FIND IT. Thll charming oldtr U008 FLAT lOT Located on hOme hll ~een remodeled, nlef Chol)tl Rd. 2 lolo· t Aero mil ~lohon , 2 112 balhl, 3 btdrmt, $19,500 IOOaltd tn the country. Nloe tot 10 grow 1 gerlltn and enle~aln lho lemlly. $85,000 " 14041 HAPPINESS 18 WHEAE let Oraam Parlor Set. and Zen11n Coneole TV, neede a · IIUia repair. (30~)876 ·2 359 oiler 6pm. -· ........ • I .,.,. ,.............. I I, ROY JONES RD • A flvt Yflllr Old ranch wt\Jt over 2000 ~~quart !ttl. H11 a big klklhen, ttvtno room, and main bedroom. 2 mort avtrtQIIIH bedroom, large laundry room and 2 balht. A really nice back porch and a n-r front dtdc. All of this alttlng on ~ 1 acrtt · I~IM4 IOI more . LOOIIIOd Ave, \hit hOUtt a charming formal entry, LA w/Freno~ doore leading to formal DR. 4 BA't, 2 balht, enolond porch. 1 oar carpo~ w/atorago. Prilltd to move at $89,900. Call Carolyn today tor a tho wlng. 1101· ,. NII,W I.IH'I'INU • I'OMII.Iill\' • '1'111• 4 hli!dtuultlll 111ul l ~ ltath11 . Kllohottllllflll>lta Willi 11ew ooh111e1> utt~ llttuleum. New ¥111~ 1 • 1~111~ !ttd Mi lifll Hdd }Jlt!Hillff W llif U l~tllil. llulf htt.•l lllflll flff tt lolll~ ur ''"'ug• 1' It~• 1" l umu~ lhl~ IIIWII fu~ ~Hill t!Oit\lf!IHE! fll!! OUTITANDINQ '' I. ••' I • Afltl YOU THIIOWINO VOUII MONIY AWAV ON fltiHTf fM OWIIOIIIOOII very UtiOll 01111 Of thlt Clayton VNIC 'k MI':JJI/1 '11.11• VIN'fCIN ('IJUN'I'V .fi Mwk Hltflun Uu•d·A I runoll otrt• With 7 tiKttn•, 4 hsdtt•rm> , .,., I li•th UO oct•• mum, lil(tl •rt• I<Joed rear VRIIu, ,.,. •h•d """an allfJYI fllruttd l'tannr Mallllt Homt, with 3 · R11i 2 llht (Ont iMIUdfl • •• I luid II rtal tlltlt, bUI OOUid bl r!IO'Itd II YOU hlvt your own 11... flttOUOID 10 , •• "i+"-iijj;, -- 1 121,400 1111 · D111ld Wll¥ttn, QRI, C1rolyn W110h, QRI 441·1007 Aobtrt8ruoe 44Hi21 Alta • •• W00 dI H' '"""IJ hllfflf Wllh 1 •''" ttV~r view 1nd on juot ltk• 1 ''""""' I""'"Y llirtlwuutf 2 llldn••n• '"" I """ IIHJ • I "" Th I .. In JoMIGn't trlitor Court and Wli~ 110MII,Jit)Y·4 8 IQir1 •~ Ultdtn !Ubll built In oloroa, . lrld 1 fiCIIOIV lnltall'«! tlltpllllt. Currtnlly an lot 18 ti nt wllfn ~ou ~in buy lltll 2 bldfl!lllrt, I bath hotfltl, Wllklll¥ di;IIIIUf wdowntown Llrjft rl){tltll with llotdwlllltl rt tttltl. Nl•• !Ji~ kyHtd t' an't ~~ wf!tflll wlllt 1111• ptl!fJi rlf fur unly Ul J OO, 11(1MII,NOY• a IUILDINQ 81TII From 8 Ia 11 pluo acre bulldlnU IIIII In lht hta~ of Green lwp . Great vttwe. Some WOOded, IOtM!I a ml•lurt of Woodl and PIIIUrt lnd IOmt hilltop. All oulatandlng. CION to 1\oepltal. Call lor delalla. fill •tf,fiOO, - lonny Qlrnee· 448-2707 441-15115 J1nnller CJ .2j1 4~··"02'~1740) 446•3644 v. . .- ----·!..-...-------------------~- --·~ NOW 12 AFFORDAILI PAICE t7&,ooo.oo Will ouy on lmmooulala wore oenom. Old Cotl Iron Both TuOI wHh IHI. pllont (7.01«1 · 0021. OALANOO/ " · LAUDI~· DALI. e nlghll Aontada. Paid 1599, 1111 1118. !" 4)1M18·2800: • • Power King Lawn Tractor • 70'1 modll w/rnt:INtl - · • oulllvalor, plow1 dtto . 111,000. FIRM . t304il91· 3813 CDUNTAV Vary livable lAm, tll•ln kit, . 2 lull btlhl, lull LOvely carptt acrat mil ot tena, IOmt CltariO. An ~·-;;;;u.;;··-;;, born on proper!)'. Fr on nltds. ChooN 1 Addlvlllt, Bldwtll, RIVo< . You on only appreolate lhl1 1n appointment 10 laon•loualo Hll, rero !nd In 1 hUrry. 1110,000 f40IO QINTI.IMAN 011 t.IIOIII PA~M· F1rm fttturao •1 .s ao mil COml)ltlt wUh IObiOCO biM and all mlnortl r~o· oil lanced tnG 111y - •· 3 BR , 2 oatn ranc:h t~ r.om. wllh kllcNin, brtaklttl ber tnd dinning room. Ltrge tlvlng room, uUIMr and a car eltaCtltd gerega. Hoot pump wllh propane fumaot end o.ntrel elr. Naw !llngltd roof In I890 liontl wllh Ptlio and poren. """"' ground pool an(! great looo~on off luleYIIII Plkt 0 Eut Bttllll Flood . Ltrga btrn (appro•. 100 M 1101 for IIVttiOd< and !ltd, wire com crib, workthop. Oulbulldlng and eummar kllohon. Alto ·dottchtd garoga/tlltd. Oiott to \OWn wltn bttuty or IN country· look ellhlt ont 1nd call Johrlr\telor an appointment 3117.0323 112!... CHIIHI~I AAIA old elrtp 110(1. 11600 PI' ..... 152 I =;=~~G;'"' AIIO tor14 0t18R 1. 11UntlriQ or ICIII nVI 14041 Mobllt Homt Lot 1 Ao mil Ofl PIIIIIM VllleW VLI ~d. 111,000. room vour ont hat hi bldrooma upelllrt 24 ft.) and a 24 ft . living roomldfnlnO basamant alto haa a ltnlthtd room. Ia a large encloltd porCh and 1 n outbulldlng. Really nlct home. Corne end lol*. hOmo. 3 Badrma., 2 belht, tormal LR , hoi! pump, new cerpel, rtriQI, ref. & dlshwllhtr. Otck on rtlr, out Oulldlng, nice landiCipo. QUICK POSSESSION . 1 Ac. rn/1 . OPEN HOUSE JUNE 29TH, 2002. 10:00 e.m. lOOOtlon 118110 St At 7 Soulh Take Survloe Rd. left on Cll1 SchOOl. t404~ 11 Move tnle lltllrabto 1885 Moblll Home to rour lot. 14' • 110' Skytlno with 2 btdrml., I Ollh, oentrel air, range a rot. Lookt Hkt IIIYj lor only ,, e,ooo. BUY BOTH HOMES ~ 140H IDIIIL DPI'OIITUNITY TD IU¥ A HOMI THT II NOT OVIAP~ICID. leV,\100.00 Locattd 849 Lilt Fori< Ad. I y..r old1 112 10. mil 3 btdrma., 2 btthl, 10tllli' rm.1 N~ lR l din rm. lrtt, btauiNul cablntlt In equipped kit All titC111c home. lit sura 10 11111. A bu~ you con no1 tfford lo miN. VlS o~o~&.eeoe ..._,., [} . ~, 1:~ d ·, 140111 Outlnl Llllll Town of toiOII THII HOMI I'ITI THI Thunntn· 2 btdrcom, LA, DR, Kh & HIITOIIIC "CTU~I DP utility rm. Good rOO!, n~ Windowl, QIILLIPOLII • · Morn1 ftllurtt 3 1 amtM lot. Jul\ right for I ooupi· SA, lncl 1 bttn with """""' maybl rtttra nare. County wetor, c a - In kttc111n, vor; llrgo 1o1 Clnlral -•ge. Oppo~untty 10 own llltl hot potantfll tor MVtrtl 10\Jr own home II thtt \OW prlu. opt.lont, tot ua 11\QW you IIIII home IMMIDIATI P08HAIDNI With grMiioelllon lodo)'l eol011 QUVAN TWP. 80 A<lrH rnl110011td on Twp. Ad. 2 btrne In -Of ropalr. 2 ctellrnl, ttptto end t!IC1r1C. Groll hunting or Qll·t·way. Jfl. N. MD IT.• A 10 ytllrt old. lnd I ~ -~-- ··-·- ---'---·--- ~ ------ --..••;,;· --. �Sunday, Auguat 4, 2002 Po'l'Mtf'OY • Middleport • Galllpolla, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV ~- PUBLIC NOTICES • Campaign Creak. partlao may contact Ho-. the the OhiO EPA southaa1t Dlllrlct ChlmiCII-"le wallf quatlty crltlfla OIIICI, 2115 Front dlvelopld to protacl StrHt, Logan, Ohio aquatic lite and 43138, nt. (UO) 315· NOTICE OF PUIILIC humen haallh, Ill UOt , to review 1 HEARING tarth In OAC 37U-1, copy at the pending will not be IXCIIded. permit appllcat1on1. Notice 11 hereby In accordance with given 11111 OhiO EPA OAC n•s·1·0S, an Augu1t 4. IDOl will conduct 1 public antldlgradltlon hearing concerning revieW of thlappllclPublic Notlct · pending IOiid WHII tlon will be con· and aurfaca water ducted before dlcld· , PUIILIC NOTICE permit application• lng whether to allow lor 111e Gollla County 1 lowering af the THE FOLLOWING Landfill. The foclllty _.., quality, APPUCATIONS 11 louted at 417 Ohio EPA will hold AND/OR VI!A.,II!D Rouoh Hollow Rood 1 public hllrlng rtla- COMPLAINTS WERE near ·the town ol live to the landfill RECEIVED. AND THE lldwell, Gallla upanllon lnd IIIUII FOLLOWING DRAFT, county, Ohio. The of Ia-WIIII' quaiity PROPOSED. OR . IOIId Willi permit o n Wedn11d1y. FINAL ACTIOKS applicant 11 · Glllll September 11, 2002. WERE ISSUED, IY County Landfill, Inc. at 8:30 p.m. at lhl T H E 0 HI 0 at the uma addreu Goltla County ENVIRONMENTAL 11 the facility end the CourthOUII, PROTECTION IUrfiCI Wiler lppll• Commlnlonert AGENCY (0 EPA) .cant 11 Willi Room, 12 LOCuli LAST WI!EK . Mllnaglmllll of OhiCI. Street, Galllpolla, OH "ACTIONS" INCLUDI! Inc.. · 1700 North 45531. The public THE ADOPTION, Broad Strut, hllrlng will and when MODIFICATIDN, DR Fllrbom, Ohio .a324. all lntereoted partlll REPEAL OF ORDERS Till IOiid Willi pal' havehadanopportu· (OTHER THAN mil. applicotion pro• nlty to provldl IIIII· EMERGENCY oa.. vertical and many related to the ORDERS); THE r.atarol axpanalon ot ISSUANCE, DENIAL, the landllll'a aolld project. All lntarllted par• MODIFICATION OR w11te dlapoaal area. 1on1 ara tntlllad to REVOCATION OF The aurlaca watar attend or be rtpr• LICENSES, PERMITS, rmit application 11 aanted and give wrll- LEASES, r a National tan or oral commanto VARIANCES, OR Pollutant Dlacharga on the propooed pro• CERTIFICATES: AND Elimination Sy1tem jact. The purpo11 ot THE APPROVAL OR (NPDES) waatawatar the hearing II to DISAPPROVAL OF dlacharge permit, obtain additional PLANS . AND which 11 a renewal ot lntormatlon that will SPECIFICATIONS. the exl1t1ng NPDES be conlldared by the "DRAFT ACTIONS" permit addra .. lng director of .Ohlo EPA ARE WRITTI!N the npan11on of the prior to any further STATEMENTS OF landfill. The dlapoul action on the appllcl· THE DIRECTOR OF lyatam axpanalon tlono. Wrlltan com· ENVIRONMENTAL 1ubmlttad for manto nagardlng the PROTECTION'S approval 11 propo1ed oolld wute permit (DIRECTOR'S) to treat an annual application lhOUid be INT ENT WIT H avaragl Of 4,388 gal• 11nl to Ohio EPA, RESPECT TO THE 1on1 par dly (28,755 Dlvlllon of Solid and ISSUANCE, DENIAL, gpd maximum) lnteclloUI W11t1 'ETC. OF A PERMIT, wiiiiWIIIrt 111001· Management, All: LICENSE, ORDER, lied with the landfill ETC. INTERESTED 1tormwatar runoff. Syltlml Management Unit, PERSONS MAY (The oadlmentation P.O. lax 1048, SUIMIT . WRITTEN pond d11lgn llow will Columbua. Dhlo COMMENTS · OR lncr.. l l tram the 43215·1048. A PUBLIC exletlng 75 CFS to Commanll regarding REQUEST MEETING 122 CFS). The pond IUriiCI Wl!lr r:r· REGARDING DRAFT trtllment ayatam 11 the mit on ·ACTIONS. Ideated at 417 Aouah ahould agpllcll I 11nt to COMMENTS OR Hollow Road, Morgan OhiO EPA, Dlvlllon of PUBLIC MEETING TDwnlhlp, Galll1 Sur I I c I Water, REQUESTS MUST BE County, Ohio. Truted Parmllo Procanlng SUIIMITTED WITHIN waatawatare are pro· Unit, 11 the 11m1 30 DAVS OF NOTICE po .. d to be dla· 0 F . T.H! DRAFT oharged at the 11me addrna. Peraont wllhlng to ACT I0 N. "PA • location. The pro· be on Ohio EPA'I OPOSED ACTIONS" poled dlachargll are · lnlll'lltld partlll 1111 ARE WRITTEN to an unnamed trlbu· tor thla project, or STATEMENTS OP tary of White Oak who wloh to 1ubmll THE DIRECTOR'S Creek 1nd IUDII• far Ohla INTENT WITH quanlly While Oak cammanta EPA'I conllderatlon RESPEQT TO THI! Creak and Campaign In reviewing lhl ISSUANCE, DENIAL, CrHk. ahould MODIFICATION, Thl diiChargll appllcallont do 10 In writing to REVOCATION, OR from thla taclllty, II tht II>OYI lddrtllll RENEWAL 0 F A approved, would by the cloll of bull· PERMIT, LICENSE, reeuit In degradation nttl on September 0 A VARIANCE. to, or lowering af, the 23, 2002. Comment• WRITTEN water quality of an received ettar thla • COMMENTS AND unnamed tributary to data moy not be con· REQUESTS FOR A While Oak CrHk 1nd . oldared 11 part ot lhl PUILIC • MEETING au1>1aqutnlly While official record of lh! REGARDING A Oak Crltk and hllrlng. lntaruted PAOPOSEO ACTION PUIUC NOTICE Auguat t, 2002 Gallla County r: I Oltio Nr~ iluotialiell --- MAV liE SUIMITTI!D WITHIN 30 DAVS 01' NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION. AN AD.IUDICATIOK HEARING MAY II HELD ON A PROPOSED ACTION IF A HEARING REQUEST OR OBJECTION IS RECEIVED IY THE OEPA WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ISSUANCE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION. WRITTEN COMMENTS. . REQUESTS FOR PUILIC MEETINGS, AND AD.IUDICATION HEARING REQUESTS MUST IE SENT TO: HEARING CLERK, QHIO EN\IIAONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, P.O. lOX I 048, COLUMBUS, -- -- --- ----~ OHIO •U18·10U 30 OAVS OF NOTICE (TELEPHONE: II 4· OF THE FINAL 844·2121). "FINAL ACTION. PURSUANT ACTIONS : ARE TO OHIO REVISED ACTIONS OF THE CODE SECTION DIRECTOR WHICH 3741.07, A FINAL ARE EFFECTIVE ACTION ISSUING, UPON ISSUANCE OR DENYING, A STATED M004FVIN0. I!FFECTIVE DATE. REVOKING, OR A PURSUANT TO OHIO RENEWING IIEVISED CODE . PI!AMIT, LICENSI!, VARIANCE SECTION 374s.D4. A OR FINAL ACTION MAY WHICH IS NOT liE APPEALED TO PRECEDED IY A PROPOSED ACTION, THE MAY II APPEALED ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS TO THE I!AAC IV COMMISSION (ERACI , FILING AN APPEAL (FORMERLY KNOWN WITHIN 30 OAVS OF AS THE ISSUANCE OF THE FINAL ACTION. EAAC ENVIRONMENTAL IIOARD OF REVIEW) APPEALS MUST IE WITH : IIV A PERSON WHO FILED WAS A PAATV TO A ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS PROCEEDING IEFOAE THE COMMISSION, 131 DIRECTOR IV FILING EAIT TOWN STREET, 300, AN APPEAL WITHIN ROOM Look in ~-·----- COLUMIUI, OHIO 43115. A COPY OF THE APPEAL MUST IE SERVED ON THI DIRECTOR WITHIN 3 OAVS AFTER FILING THE APPEAL WITH THIERAC. fiNAL APPIIOVAL OF PLANS ANO SPECIFICATIONS IOAAD OF PUILIC AFFAIRS RIO GRANDI! OH ISSUI DATE ~unbap 'atimes -~entinel Classlfleds! place your ad call (7 446•2342 (740 55 0711212002 THIS FINAL ACTION NOT PRECEDED IY PROPOII!O ACTION AND II . APPEALABLE TO IAAC. MAPLE STREET WATI!ALINI REPLACEMENT. ·Want to show your appreciation? Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. (Other sizes available) Please see Larry, Matt, or Deanna at the Gal,lipolis Daily Tribune, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis or call (.740) 446-2342 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. r---~==================~---,~·~~~~~~~~n------------. 2 Col. X 5" . - $50.00 Sunday 2 x 5"· $70.00 2 Col. x 4" ... $40.00 Sunday 2X4 ... $56.60 x2" ... 1 Col. x 3" ... $10.00 $15.00 Sunday 1x2 ... $-14.00 Sunday' 1x3 ... $21.00 2 Col. X 2" ... $20.00 Sunday 2x2 ... $28.00 2 Col. x 3" ... $30.00 Sunday 2x3 ... $42.00 BULLETIN BOARD Serenity House serves victims of domestic violence call 446·6752 or 1·800-942·9577 Home Health Agency hiring FT AN's. No home health experience, necessary. New Grads encouraged to apply. Hiring FT AN Case Manager, experience necessary. Competitive Salary with benefits. Apply at 3084 SA 160 Gallipolis or phone toll free 1-866-441 "1 393 The Akzo Nobel Community Advisory Panel has canceled the monthly meeting on Monday, August 5th, 2Q02 •. If anyone needs to contact Kevin Wise call 446-2815 Henderson Auction Wedlrhurs. Lost 2 Cows In Vinton Area 1-Biack with white face 1·Biack w/horns If found contact Darrell Marcum 388·8087 C. MAr~um :tRR.R1 R t THANK YOU Tools and More Jr. & Connie Denney for purchasing my 2002 Market Hog. Brittany Cox THANK YOU Edward Jones and Dan Tax for purchasing my · 2002 Market Hog. Lac Beaver PART TIME BANKING OPPORTUNITY The Gallipolis Office of Peoples Bank NA Ia seeking a flexible team-player for the p&n·llme poalllon of Customer Service Representative (Teller). Mual be available 25·30 hra/weok Mon·Fri. betWeen 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. and ' Sal. 8 a.m. lo Noon. Competitive wages and benellta. Submit resume and cover leiter to lhe'offlce al: . 349 Third Slreel, Gallipolis, OH 45631 , or email it to careers Cpebo .com Aug. 7 & 8 9-5 pm LJ:Hge Tag Sale Everything priced Lots of carpet Building will be full. HUNTER SAFETY CLASS Aug. 10 & 11th Noon till 5 & Noon til 8 To register call Noreen Saunders 1·4A12 HOUSE FOR SALE Two bedroom, 1 bath home · on Union Avenue, Pomeroy. Has gas heat, central air, carport and storage buildings. Ready to move ln. Must see. Shown by appointment call . ' NEBULIZER MEDICATION The Bread of Life never gets stale • 65 or over • • • • I• . ~ 1n l ~ e f Auguat 4, 2002 1 Col. ones l' Public.- Notices In Newspapers. Your Right ttl Know, Delhered Right to Your Door. Billed to insurance Little If no cost Free Delivery We do all paperwork BOWMAN'S HOMECARE 740·448· 7283 1·800·458·8844 We want your.helpl Arthur Allison has completed his "Journey acrose the USA" In his wheelchair and Ia now on hie way around the world. We think he deserves to be recognized In hie home town like he was nationally In New York and New Jersey. Please write, call or e-mail WSAZ Channel 3 · News and tell them you want to hear his story too. Carrle.CIIneOwsaz.com · Living Waters Church CHANNEL MARKER NEW YORK (AP) - An k"' more uninspirin11. jobs repon and earnmgs warnings • ~ this time from Disney nnd ~.., August 2 2002 ;.r Nntionul Semiconductor ' , .....,, ' :. shu~ttntld investors· hoMs thut Dow .•~nu .Industrials !; bus mess wus turning around , ~ and triggen.'ll u sellofl' Friday. High: 8,508.77 The Dow Jon.:s induslrinls L.ow: 8,203.82 · ::- slid 193 points. their socond Close: 8,313.·13 ~ consecutive triple-digit loss. Changa: ·193.49 , ~ The steep dowm um cupp;:d Oilill' lncl•._. • whut hus now been II weeks ·standa!d&Poora SOO lndlx: 864.24 ·20.42 : of hcuvy selling, during which :· the Dow has suffered seven NYSE Index: 488.68 ·10.71 ' triple-digit losing streaks. , NudaQ Compoaltt lnde 1247.92 ~32.08 i Analysts suid the declines Amtrloan Stock Exchano- Index: 824.54 +1 .40 : reflect investors' ·unwilling· Ruaatll2000 lndtx 378.4!1 ·12.78 ; ness to muke nny bets umid so Wlllhlre !1000 Index: $8,188.56 biiiiDn, -199.83 billion ;pt~ch uncenuinty. The latest · • drops were purticularly disVoiUinl : hennelling given tbutthe m11r· NYSE 4 p.m. ft'Jiatd volumt: 1,544,383,029 : ket hud uppclured to be n.'Cov· . NVSE alltr-hDUI't volumt: 4,016,871 : ering from its worst days, · NYSE coniOIIdattd VOILtmt: 1,862,104,890 I with the Dow enjoying stellar · ' Total con•olldattd l..utatradtd: 3,388 1 surges, guining 447 on I..UII hl""'tr In prlet' 889 l Monduy und 488 on July 24. "'' ' : The Dow closed down I..UIIIDwtr In Pflot: 2,339 : 193.49, or 2.3 percent, Friday 1..1.118 unohano-d: 180 : at 8,313.13, after falling us "fhe economic datn hns not And AOL Time Warner ' much us 302 points. The blue •been good. It's 11 perfectly rea- dropped 71 cents, or 6.5 per: chips fell 229.97 on Thursday. sonable catalyst to give back cent, to $10.30 following W11ll l Bronder stock indicators some of these gains," said Street Journal and Washington I also foil. The Standard & Tobl11s Levkovlch, senior Post reports that regulators : Poor's 500 index was down institutional equity stnltegistat were looldng into itsAOLdivi20.42, or 2.3 percent, ut Salomon Smith Barney. . . sian's rel11tionship with busi· 864.24, and the Nusduq com· Stocks also had been moving ness software company posite Index slifped 32.08, or lower 11s investors take profits PurchasePro. • AOL Time ;2.5 percent, to ,247.92. from the market's l11teJuly rally. Warner hod previously con· ' i The markets ended the Between July 24 und July 29, firmed thut the Securities and -l.weck mhted. The Dow ... _ 1:advunced 0.6 percent, while u"' Dow advunced 1,009 points Exchange Commission und ~e Nasdt1q fell 1. percent after tumbling for more than Justice Department arc looking 1 1 •4nd the S&P rose 1.3 percent. two months. About 610 of that into its IICcountiiiJ practices. • "It Is unrealistic for remained by the end of tnlding Still, analysts hesitated to investors to expect 11 big snap Friday. say AOL Time Warner's prob!?Jlck, given the ft1ct tliat we The Wa 1t Disney Co. fell iems were responsible for the have find such a prolonged $1.32 to,$15.31 after meeting broader mlll'ket's losses. ·. ~ad· period for stock nncf in expecttlttons. but. reporting a 7 "Controversy has been ,tenns of the corporate profit percent d~chne m net income 11round on AOL for a while covery being slower than for the thtrd qutlrter. The loss now and I do .think people 11re eoplo hud thought," said reflected lower theme park getting used to It," said Rafael rlan Belskl, fundamental attendance, soft advertising Thmargo, director of equity ~arket strategist for sales at Its ABC network and researclt at Wilmington Trust. ~ancorp Piper Jaffray. movies thllt did not do.as well "Today is just being driven by : , The pullback extended sell· as e~pected. Disney also was the recent economic losses, lng that be~an et1rlier tliis cauuous about the fourth and the fuct that there's a lot tkcek followmg a string of quuner. , . of reasons not to do anything )1eaative economic reports, Jo~n Hancock Financtal in the equity rrwrkets right Jhcludlng ·, a weaker-than- Serv1ces lost $1.55 to $30.73 now. Stock valuations mn't expected gross domestic prod· .' after. reponing 11 46 percent great, the market psychology •Qct ropon for the second quur· loss m seco~d quarter inc~me · is poor nnd then there's all \ter, a drop in 'construction and reducmg Its eammss this economic datu." ~nding and 11 weak reading forecast for th~ year. Declining issues led odvwtcerS of natiomd business activity. · Other limmcuil stocks were ne4rly 3 to I on the New York ~· As a result, a Labor weak. too. J.P. MOtgan ~fell Stock Exchange. Consolidated . ll>epurtment report Friday that S!.l7to $23.85, while Ciligi'Oup volume came to 1.85 billion the nation's unemployment shpped $1.42 to $30.88. shllres, cOITII)IU'Cd with 2.04 bilrate was .5.9 percent in July Among technology stocks, llonshwesThtnday.. Jlid little to persuade investors National Semiconductor ,fell The Russell 2CXXJ Index fell I!> buy. The figure, which was 25 c~nt~ to $16.88 after 12, 76, or 3.3 percen~ to 376.4.5. '" line with expectations, h~s ~ducmg 1ts quarterly outlook Overseas, Japan's Nikkei held steady for about s1x cttlng soft demand. The sell- stock aver11ge fell 0.9 ,PCrcent. lnonths now. But some econ· ing spread across the chip In Europe, Germany s DAX l:lmists believe it could rise as sector. Intel tumbled 85 cents index slipped 2.1 percent, tligh as 6.5 percent by the fall to $16.71, while Texas Britain's FTSE 100 was uP. • the economy struggles to Instruments slid $1.14 to 0.8 percent, and France s tecover. $19.97. CAC-40 rose 0.1 percent. " Wall Sb eat At a Glance Cinergy customers make record power demands.· CINCINNATI (AP) - Customers of Cilli:!JlY Corp. hllve set a thitd record for peak electnc power demand during the heat wave of the past two weeKs. the company said Friday. The record or 11.305 ITicl811WilttS set on Thursday broke the prior htgh of II, 133 meg11watts that hud been set on Mondll_l!. The dtmand came from the I.S nullion commercial. industrial' lind residential cus· tomers served br Cinergy's two operating comp11nics, Cincmnati Gas & Electric Co. and lndiunu -bused PSI Energy Inc . The companies serve southwestern Ohio, northem Kentucky and central Indiana. · Cinergy said it wu able to avoid asking customers to reduce power usage by relying for 25 days in July on natural gas-fueled seneraling J?lants it uses to produce additional electricity during peak demands. . Air conditioning demands during the hot summer have risen noticcubly this year. ~ Cinergy officials said. So far this summer, the compuny has experienced 23 days with pclllk electricity demunds in excess of 10,000 mc$awatts, compared with 18 such duys dunng the entire summer of200 I. For the first time among Clnergy's cus· tomers, the electricity demand exceeded 10,000 megawatts on the last two weekends. when demand is nonnally lower because of reduced industrial and commercial ,energy consumption. 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For •ol£ 1nd hotel piCI~I.II at The Orand or anywhere on the Trail, oall800.2S7.3465. ilBailp lribune �lnvesbnent banks may face fines .for ~eleting e-mail NEW YORK (AP)- Regulators plan to fine six invesrmenr banks for failing ro produce c-mails sought in investigations of securities industry pructices, sources said Friday: The Securities and Exchange Commission and the regulatory anns of the New York Srock E~chan~e and the National Association of Securities Dealers have proposed fining the banks a total of $•10 milhon for failing ro store their e· mnils ns required, accqrding ro soqrces close to regulators and one of the investment banks. All spoke on condition of whe.ther analysts' opinions of a stock are anonymity. intluenct!d by their firms· desire to win the Securities comp1111ies are required to retain c-mails und other documents for company's investment banking business. Anulyst e·mails were u crucial part of three years. . New York Attorney · General Eliot Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Spitzer's case against Merrill Lynch, Group, Citi~roup's Salomon Smith Barney. Memll Lynch, Deutsche Bank which agreed in Muy to puy a $100 miland U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray are being lion penalty for touung stocks of compa· nics whose investment banking business ir targeted. Neither the bunks nor regulators would was seeking. A source a! one of the investment banks comment on the mnuer. said the proposed line was not related to The SEC is investigating about a dozen Spitzer's inquiry but could not &uy which firms, looking ar how stocks are allocated e-mnils were sought. · to investors in initial public otl'crings and Electrical outage tempo~aril .knocks .out power for 500,000 ~n E Paso, Texas EL PASO, Texas (AP) - An electri· cal outage temporarily black.ed out the city of El Paso on Friday motft'lng after a high-voltage line tripped. utility officials said. The electricity went out around 9:45 a.m. in rhe city of 500,000 and began returning downtown within 45 min· utes. · The outage was caused when power was losr in a 345-kilovolt line that runs between Albuquerque to El Paso, said . Don Brown, a spokesman for Public Brown suid the outages did not Service Company of New Mexico. · directly affect customers in neighborBrown did not know why the line, ing New Me~ico, but the company which is owned by El Paso Electric, muy experience some fluctuations in short-circuited. The outage interrupted telephone voltage us El Puso Electric gets its service, stranded people in elevators power back on line. Raul Polendo said he waited by the and knocked El Paso radio and TV stawindow of his business, Lighting tions off the air. Police quickly took up posts ro help Unlimited, for power to be restored. "It was out. We were out of business . keep traffic flowing smoothly, und We were' out of everything," he said, backup· power for the 911 und dtsputch services appeared to work, El Paso "We're in the lighting business, so we were· out, period." · police Sgt. AI Velarde said. NYC businesses agonize over how to commemorate 9/11 ' NEW YORK (AP)- With no precedent to follow lllid no handbook to guide them, companies that lost employees in the World Trade Center. attack are si!Uggling with how to mark the unni versnry of something so terrible. "Just ns we dido 't know what to do on Sept. II, 12 and 13, people don't know what to _do now," said Harvey Molotch, a professor of metropolillln studies at New York University. He said the lack of a "cui· · rural script" for marking such a milestone hns made it difficuh to determine the proper etiquette. Wirh less then six weeks unril the .., Sunday, Augu1t 4, 2002, Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolll, Ohio • Point Plea1ant, wv Pqe Dl• •unllll ctimti ·6tntintl "We spent u lot of time reaching out to unniversary, many comp<Ulies say they urc still consulting with fiunilies and employ· families and employees asking them whar ihey'd like on that day," said Amy ees. "lr's a matter of determining the prevail· Nauiokas, a spokeswoman ar Cantor ing feelings on what we should do - the Fitzgerald. Some employees say they are apxious to · conren~ the format, how long it needs to be," snid AI Orcndorlf, a spokesman for know how their firms will acknowledge the . Aon Corp., which lost 175 employees. "We unniversary. want to make sure that we are as thoughtful · "I'm wcirdcd-out by'just how close it is," Wld sensitive to people's concerns ns we said Susie Rybak-Feldman, 30, a vice pres- . can be." ident of global technology at Marsh & At Cantor Fitzgerald, the bond brokerage McLennan, which lost 295 employees. "I that losr 658 employees, executives decid· delinitcly think Marsh should do something ed after months of conversations to hold a for the employees at large. A moment of private memorial service in Central Park. silence doesn't quite cut it." NEW YORK (APh There were years, Omar Beluzi says, when he willingly logged 65-~our weeks, stayed late to vacuum the store's fl oor und clean the buthroom. and surrendered his Sundays lo hit sales torgets. A decade Iuter he grew tired of waiting for the paybuck. "It gets to be very stres~ful. very tiring. You jusr get up and go to RudioShuck w1d 11o home und go to sleep." s1ud Beluzi, a fanner store mana~· er for the electronics chain m Santa Barbum, Culif. ·~ey ~ave me all these uwurds, but It didn't do me uny good. They didn't pay me." A growing ·number · of workers like Beluzi ure demanding more from their employers. The result: u flood of lawsuits by emr.loyees, many in arguably 'professional" jobs, who accuse their companies of cheuting them out of overtime pay. The surge in claims is part of an intensifying debate over overtime pay ~nd who is entitled ro it. · The debate reflects tlie fuct that Amc11cuns ure working more hours unci that employers urc trying to stretch pm· ductivity. It ulso hi)lges on changes in the jobs people do und whnt those jobs arc culled. With manufacturing jobs dwindling, more workers now toil for service-industry employers who pay salaries ~nd give people hurd-to· define titles like "unalysr," "manager" and "adminisrralor." · . Fcderullnw says employers do not have to pay overtime to salaried workers in executive, administrative or professional jobs. But the law, the Fair Labor Srundurds Act. hus ' unde'¥one only limited revision smce the 1970s. It relies on some outdated salary tig· ures and terminology thut leaves room for broad interpretntion. , And employers and employees have had some very different ideas abo1,1t what is u professional Wld what constitutes fnir pay. RadioShuck ~reed in July to puy $29.9 milhon ro settle a lawsuit led by Belazi on behulf of 1.300 current and fonner Califorlliu store mM· ugcrs. The workers contended they were owed overtime becuuse the company made virtuuliy ull mWlagerial deci· ·sions nt higher levels. and munduted that they spend most of their hours as sales· men. The payment by RudioShuck is the most recent in a series of very large s~tt fc· ments in California. which has u Jaw thut p.nml~ overtime pay to a broudcr group of workers than federal luw does. This spring, Sturbucks . agreed to pay a group of Cullfomlu store managers $1 g million lo settle an overtime lawsuit. SBC Pacific Bell agreed lust December to pay some engineers $35 million. "It's become the cause of action du jour in Culifornia," said Mark Hill, senior vice president and general counsel for RadioShuck, which hilS denied uny wrongdoing and notes thar it .~ srore managers' average pay is $60,000 a year. "These are not underpaid hourly workers who ure being mischuructcrized us salaried workers simply so ati employer would not have ro pay for long hol)rs worked." Government begins shipping plutonium from Colorado to South Carolina's Savannah River Site · GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) lyon the dates rimes or sched· - The federal government ules nor can I comment on has begun shipping tons of whether they have begun or weapons-grade plutonium whether they arrived in South from Colorado to South Carolina," he said. Carolina despite a lawsuit by The material has been the critics who fear .the fuel will be subject of a showdown permanently stored in ihe between Gov. Jim Hodges and state. the Energy Department. Energy Dep~ment officials Hodges once vowed to usc briefed Sen. Wayne Allard, R· state troopers ro turn back the Colo., on the status of the ship· shipments unless given assur· ments Friday morning, sa1d ances South Carolina would Allard's spokesman, Sean · not be a permanent home to Conway. He said the depart· the waste. , ment probably would not have Hodges fought the ship· confirmed the shipments had ments for more than a year, besun unless rhey had already holding highway roadblock urnved in Sourh Carolina. exercises and vowing to lie in .J The ·officials rold Allard front of trucks to keep rhe final shipments would be shipments from crossing !he scheduled to leave a former state line. weapons plant in Colorado by He los! a federal court light the end of 2003, allowing the aimed at blocking the shlp· site to be turned inro a wildlife ments and was rebuked by a preserve. · federal judge when he tried to DOE spokesman Joe Davis ban shipments from the state would not confirm the status after the rulin~. He is waiting of the shipments. for a 4rh C1rcuir Court of "I can't.comment specifical· Appeals decision on the issue. _Amy fromPapDI emotion, except this time, it's not greed- it's fear. .., You can't ler these emotions dictate how you should invest. Even though corpo· , rate . greed and harmful accounting practices are obviously distressing, you need to look beyond rhe headlines and consider the hard facts . Specifically, the series of bookkeeping debacles, while serious, is nor an epidemic - it's not "spread· lng" to other companies. That's noC to say that we've seen the hist of this rype of problem. Bur thousands of companies - in fact, the vast majority of companies you could invesr in- still work diligently to repon their finances thoroughly and hon· estly. Of course, you cannot be sure that any individual com· pany you're interested in will be forever untainted. You may feel rhat you' ie taking a "risk:' by investing any· wliere. But !he truth is ·rhat you're taking a bigger risk by not investin' at all. If you head to the mvesrment s1de· lines, you will unquestion· ably miss out on some good opportunities. Remember, htstorically bull markets have always followed bear mar· kets. So, instead of taking a ·:rime out" from the market, just follow some tried-andtrue investment techniques. Look for good, solid compa· nies with competitive prod· ucts, strong management and ·solid track records. Diversify your holdings among a wide array of stocks, bonds, government securities and other · investinents. And spread out your investment dollars over time, rather than making large lump-sum purchases. • You can' r control how a company chooses ro behave. But you can control how you invest Al)d by following the few basic guidelines we've just discussed, you can go a long way toward achieving your most imponant finan· cial goals. (Amy Bowman-Moore is the Edward Jones represen: lative in the Gallipolis area. She can be colltacted at her office, 990A Second Ave.. (/a/1/poli.r, 441-9441.) Texans put big faith in rooki , 81 Lawsuits surge as more workers demand payment for overtime hours Over 50 Years of Dependable §an•••ra •.Heating and Water Heating • Lift Truck Gas Delivery • Grain Drying and Cooking • Construction Heating For Home, Farm, Business & Industry I Whafs inside Meigs fair BY CIUII~INI HOIPLIC!I HOCfliCI1iPMYD~ Il YSENTINEl Fuir~ruumls. Reds back In the race, 81 ' • Weather High: 80s, Low: 60s Details, Al • Two InJured POMEROY - Two peo· pie were injured in n two· vehicle accident on West Muin Street Friday. Pomeroy · Police Chief Murk Proffill reported thut Robert W. Crow, 24. Dusky Street. Syrncuse. ·wns stopped in traffic In front of Crow's when his vehicle was struck from behind by a vehicle dri.ven by Rlcluirtl A. White. 29. Osbllrne Street. Pomeroy. Crow und Janetta R. Whire, 28, one of three pussengers In the White cur. were rrnnsported by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service to Holzer Medical Center for treut· ment. Both vehicles were henv· ily damaged, the police chief said. Richard Whire was charged with failure to mainluin assured clear dis· tunce. Lotteries OHIO Picks: 2·3-3 Pick 4: 8·3·6·1 SuperLotto: 5·8·10·18-28·37 lonue B•ll: 15 . · Kicker: 2·1 ·2·5.0·5 Buckeye 5: 24·29·33·34·35 · Pick J nl1ht: 9-2-7 Pick 4 nl1ht: 8·3·6· t Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather AS A8·9 AlO AS A4 A3 A3 86·7 A2 e> 2002 Ohio volloy Publlshln11A. Rutland 742-2511 or 1-800-837.:.8217 The. Plains 797-4092 • Logan 380~2831 or 1-800-382-5657 St. Rt. 124, Rutland, OH • 16 E. Main, Logan, OH • St. Rt. 588, Gallipolis, OH St. Rt. 7, Torch, OH • St. Rt. 32, Jackson, OH • St. Rt. 60N, McConnersville, OH St. Rt. 33 & 682, The Plains, OH ' '· Meiss Count~ sheriff's deputies burned most of about 2.200 marUu11na plants seized last week In the Meigs County's first marijuana eradication pro]tlct of the ye11r. Sheriff Ralph Trussell estimated the value of the planta at $1.500 each. (SI1erlff's Office) UP IN SMOKE - .Eradication nets 2,200 pot plants 1 ledloll - ID Pa... "FAMILY OWNED"- S~ven Locations To Serve You Better/. COM POMEROY At the · Sutmdny -1 p.m. tl~mlliu~ tor rnuk11111 open \'In" entrle> in the l.Wth MclN' County Fuir, 11 1\llul ''' 2,\l(\ I ~ntn~' hnd he~n mude 111 the ,,,.·relill') ·, office on the Ro~· k Sprin»' Index Rutland Bottle Gas Nearly 3,000 · entered l W.VA. Dilly 3: 6.().5 Dilly 4: 6·2-7·1 PoWerbell: 13-19-24-33-34 (41) OFFERS GOOD NOW THRU . AUGUST 15, 2002 Hometown Newspaper· • Melp County"s BCI turns more · attention to rural counties Bv BlltAN J. RIID BREED<II>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The local war on drugs has been strengthened by a statewide commitment to concentrate mnrijuunu eradication ef1'ort> in the southern, rural counties · of Ohio. · Meigs ' County Sheriff Rulph Trussell hus plnced 1i $3.3 million street vnlue on murijuuna plums confisciued during an eradication sweep lust week . · According to Trussell. deputies und officers from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation· and ldentiflcution seized more than 2,200 plants from private properties across the county on . Monday, Tue.1day and Wednesday. Because more plants can be erudicuted in u day's time out· side urbun areas, state Jaw enforcement officials have begun concentrating their eradication efforts on rural communities, Trussell suid. That has he! fled locul offi· .:ers In their efforts to seize plants before they are harvest- ed. Trussell suid. He estimut· ed the value of euch plllnt m $1,500 each.. . The Ohio BCI provides helicopters and mnnpower for the eradication work, but Trussell must provide man· power from his own depurt· ment. L.ast week, the ugency provided I0 men to ussist local deputies in seizing pot plants. · "lr's u big benefit to Meigs County to huve the ussistunce from the stute in eradication work," Trussell suld. "It allows us to cover more territory und seize mure plunt ~ hecuuse of the extrn niunpow· er and equipmem that BCI provides." Except for those snved for IM u; eviue nce in possible crlminul cuscs, the plants were later destroyed by deputies, Tru.~sell suld. While the erndl~utilm proJ!rum pri· murily focuses on seizing plunts before Jhey cun be har· vesteu. processed nnd sold, urrest .• will fullow In 1:11~1s where evidence Is deemed sufficieht, TruHsell said. Churges will ftkcly be flied ugui nsl ut leust one pet'NO II il> tho result of lust week's eruct· icmion work. Trussell .1uid udd\ilonul erudlcutiun missions will tle undenuken us funds ullow. "Funding permitting, we should huve one nr two more crncks ut It before the sen son · ends." The number '''"' -1~~ more thun in 200 I 11n1l th-.; hl)lhe~t numb~r ~~11rded 111 the ()liSt (() yeur;, lll'~Md · lng to f'Jgu1'b' p~ovld~d by Dehble Wut~Ciil, f'nlr l>nurd se•·retnry. Aguln this yeur, the tolul did nnt hwludll drnft hnr'e entl'!~~ . In ·t.he pu>l 10 y~urs, high c>l number of entrb hml been ~.7~3 . Th~ l'JWII \'ll~>> entri~> r~pre>ent only >elll(lf t'nlr participation und dn not ln~l~1de the thou,und> of on tl'i ~> In jtmim t'uir l>y you th lnvnlv~;~u In 4-11 duh~. gll'l uml b''Y >Cilllt,, yl'u ll !;~. l e~n ln;tihlle. FFI\ 11nd FCCI~ A . Thi> yeur, -10 hoy' und . ~Jir l> w~~·~ rejll'ttred til punidpnte ln. th ~ Llttlc Mi;s und Ml,lcr Mdp County Fuir >chedul~d tnr IJ 11.111. nex t Mondny nn the hill ~tn~e. A tntul nf 9~ children were re~:lstered fur the pt't'tt~ h<~h, •· nm~,t . ll'hlctr will tw held m ~ u.m. nn. Suturdl')' ,,f t'ulr \1 ~e~ nn th(l hill 'Uijj(l. Otht<r \lcp<lrtuwnh und 1h~ m1mi>er ot' ~1111' 1~' rt-,· nrd~d 11 .-r~ dulr •• QJ; b~d , cljjht : 'heer. three: ~''llltry . thr-.;c: furm ~.:rnp•. .)(\; hu ,h,,w, ~0: 11nwor 'hill\', I AUO: dnme,th: urts. 2ol(): puinlinjj. 70: phnH111• l'llph)', ~ 111 ; h<1~illll "11\1 cumilng, ~I fl : Omnlle. three:1und !l!\lique ili>liln , Ill. . . Whll~ the Mci11s Coumy F!llr upt'n' 11 week frnm tndily und con tinue• thrnu11h 1111 17, Ju•lllill» heBills 1111 Silturuuy. · Amute111 phntn~mphy. IIIIHII~ur pull1til1jl. tluldn~ lind qlllnln~. dome,tk ltfl~. lillY the ~fllllll,~ ~Khillh> will ull h~ .fiiUjiOd on Suwnlu)' !lft~rn(,"n . Klcklll'f' l'o1· the 1'11li' will h~ 011 . .1\unduy ~venl11p wlwn 11 pni'I Hie will tl~ llela 11n· the ru~c ll'lll.' k uml th~ Junior hdr ~illjlllll>llJIIeen Hl11ng 11 1th · live~tnd pl'in~~' 1111<1 prln~r"e' will he 1111111<11 in ,·erem11nk' 1111 the 'tllj:c. . rollo11 tn~ thut rell)llnu• 'crvkc' will he llelll h)' the . Mei~' County Mll1l ,terlul A\Midlltillll TAKING INTRIII - Rachel Forbes of Middleport II llltllt· , In ru&lltorfnl hor aoulhter, Mooulyn Hill. In the prtltty boby cont111t for tho 139th MeiiJa County Fair n&Kt waok: Thlf yt!llr. n total of 92 eo by Loll f:loneouttur, o f&lr board omptoy ohlloren were rug11turuo for the cont111t. IChmleno Ho filch) ' . ' Politicians take M&G Polymen' ow11er hair In plans Brazil plant buy modem age COLUMBUS (AP) Polfticlans and rheir hair keeping makina headlines. U.S. Rep. Traflcanl finally seemea to run out of ways to shock and delight pofitlcal observers after he was convicted Qf federal bribery char&cS, drummed out of Congress and sent to jail. But Trafican~ had one more jolt up hi• sleeve, w to Npeak: during a routine iiearch last week, his trade- nm mark unruly hair turned out to be a toupee.. · · In Traflcant's mind, ·~he was dl~!lngulshed l()(}klng," said Bruce Newman, author of "The Marketing of the President: Political Marketlnf as Campaian S~raleJY.' "He apparently had something aoina for hl.m he ·thought wu a win· ning formula and wanted to maintain." .......... Miciii.AJ APPLE GROVE, W.Va. - expundin3 Iheir Allamiru p~)lyrnm for buNincuu M&G Oroup. owner~ or f'ucilily In Me~ico ne~t year. throushout the U.S, nnd M&O Polymers or Apple With the ucqui~ltio11, M&O Mexico. Orove, huve announced the will huve u tmuf cupuclty of The Impact thntlhi Ncxpun· expected ucqulKillon of a around 1.2 million ton ~. . ~ion will hove on the Apple polymer plant In Bra~ll. mak· M&O PolymerH of' AI'J'le Orove plant INHummed up by mg them the world'1 second Grove employ! 2~0 people Site Munoacr of' Jhe Apple largest producer of PET, the locally thut produce the re~ln Orove Plunt Bob Bowen. plastic reNin uNed to mllke that iN turned Into container• "Apple Orovc'8 •ucccu 11 clear pla~tlc food containers by mher compunlc1. dlrectlr rcl11tcd to our such as hevcru3c bottle•. The Apple Orove pl11nt has owner H 8ucceu," tald The ilCIJ,uiNition is expected been instrumenrul In produc· Bowen. ''(The ucqul8ltlon) to close m September. The Ina new product• creutea by uren&thcn• our butlncu company acquired Shell'• their KiNter companies to 1111 cupilCity und puu u• In a PET business about two ' t.he individual ncedH of !heir 11tronpcr competitive polii· yearH ugo and they arc al8o cu•tomcr11. They furnl1h tlon.' It's Mason County .•••,,•••• • Lcok for the Holzer M«<ical Center 'Wellntll Wagon .. during ffl• Foir; August 6 • 10 Free &ereenings and heolih information will be provided. Schedulet will be potted daily. For more information, call 446·1679. Discover the Holzer Dfffi 1;ence www.holzer.ora � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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