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I ~ brunzll murker~ 111 rocllllllllllln of lho bluck NOI· oftlc4ir of OAV Ctloplor 1)3, lllllk§ on Hij dlerNburled there und their coJJtrlllUIIIln 10 tholr coumry. Commtmdilr roofora f!lllllngor, !llil~ or OAV V I~~ l'll~ll'~-llll l llliVrl f iH I IIIII IHI I IIflh CIIUI!IIy, 1-.ocul DAV Chupler ~) memher• plncod the murkerHby Ihe Ourt pul l~ 1uhmlill'1l 111 u~ lti ll'tlllilll In Chopt4ir 153, l)looot n oronr11 mtlrkor Ill tllllllok · i\tlrll. · lnmbNIIJJJO~. IOICillll'l iJ'I VI It Mllr&llrt Ot!lhtl l Cl!mottlry, lllt111 Ill Llllllllrt. AI O<rll DotJon) !111111 til GVPD, AI • lS ·Who We Are ... Pam Dovyak, RN, CAPA Staff Nu rse · Ambulatory urgery, arld her dtlughu:r . II ''"'II -www.hob~ . ! '1;-;::Mt-.J ·This I WHYt!o1' 1'HI& VI!RY MINU1'1! A "'11!1'i!OR COUL.P II! Hl.lltrt.l~ TOWARP THI6 • veRY 61'01' 1 ftl fin'S." !'tliiSt' KD OTMO NiiiMVD~I -'ffR IUUN l.OOM 4lldlon• · 21111111 I I' .\Jc{~s ~~ffid,,Js !\liP IV Kttll DOTION Index Calendars Celebration• Classified• Comic• DearAbby Editorials Obltuarlet Region Sports Weather out River Valley ·snaps 41-game losing streak with 14·6 victory over Ross Southeastern oup gears up or celebration W.VA. Deily I: 4·4·6 Dilly 4: 4·0·11·6 I 1 I - l'llnl Pl\ln'nl1t Ml\1\llt~ Sd1uvl c " ..... ' lth brRidaston tlip for PPMS atrlnp .,....._.,...._ MONTY / A2 I HUrfiDIM This week, we have M MU!tttiOn 3 ~ ,....,. been studying how 11"'• lorel\ll>m M ~ · I 1'-•lnt Dave Huggett's five· arlnow • ....... nam ST~PJiR , 37 "118Mnd of 1 Hymn leiter mnemonic de· Ill' I Chit IQQfl . TAPE I AIIM\ PENCIL !>HA~I'IiNER , vice can be applied 3t Travellf MllrOO 1110111\UilM PAPEII. CLIPS. .. by the defenders. The <111 O.lliclo or 10 HJthwev fH first three, A is for .a O.uguln a~HG~~~ra 11 oAnalyze the Opening orv '"~ ~~~;=e:;:-:::-r:~~~iiijjiii,:;;-;:;;:~:;&irii~=:::=~ Lead, B is for Bid· m~~~:~;:· ~~~~~t ding. and is for THROOOH ~E 1TS~\.l' ~Nil ~~i Count Your Tricks, IJI~ ~1.0~~... ~~~'r~rM[ are more important than the other two: D , is for Danger and Eis for Entries. However. to end the week, here is a deal that features all five of these points. · Silting West, you r?=~=~~~=====:=;r:====:;====rr=:;::===;:;or;=;;:;:;J are defending against S~E SAID SWE'D WRITE TO HER IT WA5 JUST WORST CASE three spades. You iO ME EVil('( OAV BUT I SliMMER ROMANCE.. SCENARIO.. lead the heart ace: CELEBRITY CIPHBR AAVEN'T MEAR.D WORD.. ml!Alii.V FOUNP ANOTliER three, jack, four. You by Lula Campoa 80\'FillEND 8V NOW... cash the heart king: Cete!>ri!V Cipher IIIYIIIOIJI•!IUI .,. o••led " - q\IQiatioM_by ·hlrnQutl - "· puc ancll!ltillllflt . ._, ' - ' In IIIII G111Mr tllnCII IQf •nollllf, nine, club two, heart Todl~'l ~ C eq~~~~/w H seven. How would you continue? ~ 0 ZCWPWLVPW 0 Analyze the. Open· TWD~~ .. ZWD ing Lead : As you 0 know(!), top of touch· ZOOI'I 0 ing honors. z c w ,. w L v ,. w , o · 0 Bidding: North ""l made a limit raise in \JI-\Y ME. YCl..l W~\CJ.\IW. t DON'\ WN-11 TO spades. It was a game Tf\( B~LL W\t: Wtnl, . ~U\~ flOW &-..DI.'( invitation, which . Wf:'li:£. P!J..'I'li'IG ! Tf\t:lO.J.IO~OO"? South declined, pre· sumably because he had a minimum. You I were probably r tempted to bid again, f but you know that you are l)eavily out· gunned, and the vul· nerability is unfavor· able. It is true that both four clubs dou· wfV~ bled and four hearts ,_tA!tNfO •• I doubled should cost TAL~ CAN only 200, but you can FtGu~e go plus by defeating w~AT three spades. Count Your Tricks: !tML,_Y You need five . You viA NT. ~ know there are three heart tricks available, but where are the other two? Clearly, from the ace-queen of Had an~ '" Sr,.,... jr> O 'our Roorrono• lott.,, -ol ~~• m'i PanTs and 1He'l' clubs. ICrambl•d· wal'dl b .. made Me dance low Ia form fo•• tlm~lt wordt. Danger: Declarer gets nine ,tricks from r....,.::B:..D,__:::L~D~U...lY~-l spades and diamonds. . I · I 11 I I1 Entries: You need to get partner on play Ro ou G 4 · so that he can shift to a club through deelar· ' k' Ir---r-~H::...y.A:...:;L--1~ TE I::: elweye The high . eoeoh er s mg. tried to encour~ge n1 1 'How do you get I 1•. 1. 1. ...:- let pleyera to keep up wllh tnelr lltud· . . . 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IIIUUily, As fill' the Lclllrt schmtl, II - ------ Weat Virginia weather I · IV KIVIN KILLY I IHunlltt;tun I•~· 1M ' u"' Cl"d! 8uun1 " II"""' f.lo1~1 Olaudj ~~~~ Chane of rain Monday AIIOOIATEO PAllS t'uttlcr lllttl dl'ler ulr will Nettle llver tile ttrM Sttlllluy, the Nutltttttll Wettther 8ervl~e Nuld.· II ltl~l1 pre~~ul'l! NYNtent will tlotttluute ctlltdltltmN Sttttduy lllid Momluy, ~1\euttlttll llHrtly ~luudy ~kleN with hlllltk \11 tit~ .u~per 70N 10 luwer Htf! , ()v~rulglll luWk will he Itt tlw rt01. . BV THE W~11tlter rtJI'I!~IINI .~11mluy ... l'urtly !llllltY UIRIIm 11tttttltl. lllgh' Itt lit~ lower Htl!. Nlll'lh wlmiM ~ Ill ltJ 111\Jh . Stlltduy ttl~ltt. .. l'ut·tl y d11uuy. LowN 111 the 1t1wet· Otl!. l.ltllll llltd vtu·hthte·wlttll!. MnttLIIIy .. .l'ttrily dnudy. lll~h ~ Ill Ill~ ltiW~r Hll, . Ntll'tltctt~l WI lid ~ llilHIIIII 1111111111. M•tlltluy ltl~tht ... Mo~tly doudy wltlt 11 chuttce of ~ ltowct'! 1111d thlltttle t·~ tot'ttt .~ . I.11W1 Ill lite lttld· rttl1. l'hunce ol' rnltl .\II JICil'Ctll. l~delld~d fnreruNI 'I'II C~dtt y ... Mo, lly cl~ully With U Chllt1C~ 111' ! hiiW C t·~ llltd tltlltttiL•r!llll'llt~. lll~lt !. lttihc luwm· Htlk. C'httltl'l' nl' rnltt <10 t~<'l. CCIII. ' . slut\' lUlU t'Cplut.!ed them with sltt fl iC 1tt' tttultl·cuuttty ESCs 1~10 (ii{ANIJI:l - 11ur D1·. 111 wuvluc tho ~tunc sct·vlc~N. l>cniNl' llho\·~lcy, 11cw Nll/1~1'· IJSC' uffcrhti!M tll\1 ulsu uvull· illlclldCIII nf the Ou lltl· uhlc Ill lllhl\1' locu\ ulsti'lcts. Vlult 111 I\ tlu~ullt tttnl S~t·vl~c Th~ tll'~uulzutlon, jjoVcrttotl t'clllct', the hi!ltt~NI ljiiC.Iihtll hy II NCVCII•IIItlll1b~t' hll.lll\1, Nh~ 11e1s lhuu the ptibllc Is: 1t11s h1'CII bused ul l:luckcye Wltut Is th~ liSt"/ Ill li Nt'm-eer Ct1ttl0r's Huntllll · 1\dd lltlhut 1\liCNthlll.lllhoul l{ciiiUt'CI!M Uulldlitl! ,1ltt•'c Its wltut It dnc1 1111d wltt'l'l' It 'N lu~cptlotL lo•'ulcd. uml Shlll'klcy ltu s Sltitcklcy. cllll)luyed by the Cllll1' lud~d tlltll'~ l1c1t[ll~ 11 ~cd lmu1'd Jutt~ 24. repluceN Ot'. to he uwut·e of w lUI the ESC' Attn Ot'OIIIIIK, whu 1~1\ th~ I ~ nlltthout. . . NUIR1rlnlettdent's job In Muy. "It lttull:ltiOs til 1\lc We huvc Since tuklllll over, 11 1111\lm nHu·kellny et'fm•t Shuckloy, who hnd.worked nt uheutl ut' uM hi nfl'lrm whul we IJI·ICC for tho p~st 22 yeun, ure," Mltltl th~ vetertlll dulllu huM b~en ~onMultlna with Cnunly cducutur, whu look (Julllu Coutuy J.o~nl the r11I11N ut' the ~·yem··ultl Supcl'lnlcndent Churlu BvunM ur11u11ltuthm Au~ . L untl Vltltnn County ~~hool The tlSC' pruvlde~ Nervl~eM · l~utler J11hn Simmons In tu luuul M~huul dl~trl~tM, prl· delcrmlnlna whut tho ~chllols nuu·lly 011llltt Cuunty Lucul ncct.l. · und Vlnlun Coutlly Lu~ul, StUrtlnll In Se~tember, t'llnylt1i!lhttt1 IIMMI!MM ttt~IH Mer· Shockley will provide truln· vlceM 111 111111lllot'i11ll pupil 1t111 tu new teudterM In Oullln ltllemlun~e. with u nmnbct· ol' Couttty Lu~ul on ~retltlnll u uth~r u~llvltleH In between tcu~hlt11! envlnlnmcnl, ul.ltuul lite locu diMII'icl~ muy be t~udtltlll, pmfeNNitmniiNm llttnhlc HI pt·ovld~ l'ot' th ~ t1t• und t'e l'lcctltmon how the job ~~lve .~. 1~ tlonc . "OI'I ~ 11 whett I' 111 u~k~ll. "Mt'H, HvunH tlltd I huve hud JlCIIt!IC relutc huck Ill tit~ old II lui oi' diMCUMN itlll ubuut MCI• Cllllllly hllltt'dH oi' cduculltlll, till~ ll/1 ll'llllllt1!! J'l'lljjri!IIIM," · whldl hud ll~~ lllll'lllllld HlitcC Sllltck ~y Mtld . "AM you HC~ the cul'i~ I!Jtltl!," Shockley ucw lcll chcrH con1I11Mlnlll the ~ 11111. "SI11cc 111~ I".St' huH diHII'Ict , thi H will b~ u vltul lwc11111 c~L<icllcc 111 I'JII7, lt 'H. Hcrvkc." , ttut lllC1'111Ihui'H UHcd ulot." Site 11 IIIHo wnrkltt~ with Lc!IIHIIIilon IIJljli'IIV ed Itt Put Stout. the ul!trlct" 11\lW II)% uholl ~ ltcd 111~ 11rcvluu ~ cUI'rlculllllt tllt·~ctor, In port· ~lll lllly llllllt'd ~ lht·ougi111UI 11t ~ l'ollu llcvclnptttctll und M llln· dm\ls t'nr ·subNIItutc teuchers A ")!t'ttduute ur Hunt1UI1 - uctlvltlcs t\ltttttluted by th~ 't'l'll~~ Hlt1h Sd1oul who tmlhmul th•lve t\.u· clusst'IJOill . t'ccc lvcu hc1' lluchelor's e~cellenc~ . · dcl!l'cc t't'lll1t Ohio Stute "'t'hct\1 ut·c bl!! hnpllcutlons Unlvcr.lltyln I~77, Shockley 1\H' ull Ohlu schouls due 111 WOI'ked tht'cc ycm·s lbr Ot1lllu 1he Nu Child Let\ Behind Cnuttly Lucul ovcl'sccln~ the lcl!lsluthlll," Shuckley Nulu, food Ncrvkc operuthJn bel'llt'e t'Cfct't'ltll! 111 nctlun uppt'llVcd jolnltt!! llHCC us un lns1111c· hy CunJ!I'css In 20(Xl. "11ot' lui', c~llii1J1I0, cdltcutlunul uldc N She lltlll!ht lilr 12 y~urs In will huve lu put'llclpute In both, the job tt·ulnlnll und purur.rol"eN~I unul trulnln11 . OltAOS prul!rtuns, und wus u Thttt N one ol' the thl11111 men· technlcul supervisor f'or three tloned Ill the lealslatlon. ~eurN b~f'ore tnklna hdr new "We hawe ~ lot of chnl· job. She obtulned her mus· len110M bo~uuso everyone Is ter's dearee In J ll80 from trylna to meet these stnndurds Ohio Stute, und the Num" ttnd ure In u little or constunt Institution uwut•ded her u doc· Improvement," Mhe 11dded. torute In IIIII~. "I'm mnklnli nn effort to meet "It's ulmost like lt's aono with bulldlna prlnclpuls, · full circle," ShOQkley uld beeuu~e It' I throuah open ttboutl~utllng the "It'~ II t.llnlo11ue we oan bealn to 8ee wonderful feelln11, like 1' m wh~t thole need8 nre." aoln11 home," sse. I Ridenour Gas For the purchase of my 2002 Dairy Feeder at the Meigs County Fair Audrlonna Pullin a . Tuc •tlu v ttl!lllt. .. MO!II y cluudy wlilt u chu11ce ol' •ltowct·• lilltl tltttlt llct·! tlll'ltt ~ . l.ttW! Itt lite lltld 00~. t'ltllll~e til' 1'11111 .HI \lCIWIII. , , Wt• tlitCMdii~ ... Mu~ lly cloudy ·with u c hutl~~ ur ~ltOW C I'! tlttd lltuud•• t·~hllllt.~ . lllt~lt ! 111 lite lower H!J!, · . • ' l'hur ~duy ... l'urlly doutly. II ~hunce of 1huwerNunu lhtlltLICI' M il Will' IIIIIW ul'let'llllllllllltll eVCIIIIIj.t. LoW! lttlhe 111ltl IJ()M lllltl ltlglt ~ Ill lite lower HO!. 1111doly.. .tlul'lly cloudy. A dtuucc of !huwet'! llftd thultllcr~tolttt~ IIllite UfiCI'IIIJOII illtd CVCitittg. LIIW ~ Ilithe llild flU! lltld lti"IL' Ill lite 111111 ~0! . · l!uluttluy ... l'ltl·tly doudy. 1\ duutcc of !howct'! uud lhumlcr· !IOI'III!. l.uw ~ 111 tltc 111ld r.o, tlllliltlglt' 111 the lltld IIU!. . ' THANK YOU HAROLD MONTGOMERY Candidate for Gallla C9unty Commission for · buying my 2002 Market Hog, TERI CLACiCi Thevlner Pioneers JVIaln Street 1oba·cco & Wine . 2315 Waehlngton StrHt • (304) 273·2087 · Located In Downtown Ravenswood, West VIrginia Nice Selected tll8111 UUNUSIN Ill all lltlrlll II attctHal9 II 1UU kllt!W ut an elll!l Ill 0 !IUty, U81ill18 118WIWUIII 0111 ht IJ~ AI ~40 2114~ ut YYH IDO. New• Department• · Oalllp~ll• 1Jepatl1119111 u!tettll~ll! ere: S•l. ta M•n•utnH tdttor NtWI td or . ~-1. ~~ ~~t ~u AltiUnln~ ldltor ljliitlt . l'tHTtlrOY ~~' 21 IJnJmtllllnlll ewter!IIIJII! "" tlttttrel NtWI "''"'II" N.Wt ~~t ll t'KI 13 E!l 14 On the w•b WWWinyueilylrlbullt.uum WWW lii1U811V•8f1111191 OUIII ll•wol'llltyltotlyltiiiiJII8 UIJIII 1111w• OJJtyrlollyunlllttl cur11 Cigarette Specials: UIA Oold ...... ~., ............................. •1e ... carton Llgg•tt .......... ,. ................................111 10 o1rton Tlhot .,,.~.,,,.,..,,,,·...... ,. ... ,..u,u~"''"' 11410 Girton i .......... 113" between Health for anCI funding . o1rton Wln1ton ............... ~......................... '21'• 01rton C1me11 ............. ,,.,,,,,.,................. '28'• o1rton l•l•m.,....., ...~ ................................ •27.. 01rton 11110 ......................... , ................... 1 21'~ atrton IIIIIVI ............................... , .......... •1410 01rton Monto111r........................................•'1a• o1rton Vlrgtnl• lllml ................................ •2e'• o1rton Kool ................................................124.. o1rton Mlety .................................... ~~ ........ 12()10 carton Pall Mill ..,.,...,., .... , ........................ 12010 o1rton WI' - -I UIIIIIIIOQII If •111111 , • • - Appulu~hiun Regional Commission for use in pur· chusing equipment, und the Nccond for $200,000 from TANF (Tcmporury Assistnncc for Needy Fumllles) for trulnlng work · ers. "Thut money could .be threatened if something Isn't done this year," said Davenport, in emphasizing the Importance of exploring other options . O( the HHS grunt awards of $30 million. only one come to Ohio, $100,000 to a Nell!hborhood Health Cure Center In Cincinnati. In Wlllt VIrginia, the Cabin .. CHARLESTON <APl hu\e 'uid '"" ru.1,,.,, nru't Addressing medical liuhility revi,it the 1"uc 111 ht·uco ,·oninsurance problems through u trot malpra c-llt;~ '·'" 'Uih rn physicians' ntl.)tuul program Wc't Virg11u.r .urd '"'"I' Lito~:· must be done cautiuu~ly, nnd tur~ in tht• 'talt' chun~es ure needed in ll]t• · Among th~ ,,lggcq,·J state s liubility >y>l~m tu , t·hun!ft'' ;, ""'''mog thL" 'u' muke it viuble, state mcdkal rem ~ 1 r1111l1on vap lur 1Ulllprofessionu1s suy. et:nnnlllll' d,un.t~c' 'ud1 .t' Bow to uchicvc tho'e pain .111d ,ufkrm~ llunng ,, changes und fund the pm. trip to Wc,t \'1rg1ni.1 thl\ p<hl - gramwil\beuddre"edbythc 11ec• . l'. S ll t·allh ,.,,J. We>l Vir~iniu Stute Med1cal HtlllHin Scr' It'~' \~nciM\ Associutton ut it> unnual Tllllllll) Thollll''"" '""' ht' meeting thi s·weekend ut The fa,,>rcJ a n.IIIUI\,tl .tnJ ,1.11c Greenbrier. cap <If \150 .1100 1111 \lll'h A decision on the insuruncc darnuge,. program wus . cxpe•·tcd Tht· fmmc r \\ '""'""' ~"'­ Sunday. but some dm:tnr> and ernor ' ""J '""'',,,··I'""·.,,,_ hculth t:ure udministrutor> ing in h" IHHm' 'lilk don't hold out mu•·h hope l<1r Another 'u!!~l''tt·d ch'"'~" theendeuvor. invoht'' '""' """'' ,,111 "It's destined to fuil just "' ,.,·,ign lault 1dwn lltc·rc " BRIM is destined to fail." 1111•rc than nnt: dc·knJ.1nL snys Purkershurg cndocrinol Gov. Boh W1 -c' <'lhtn,,,., till' ogist Dr. Frunk Schwartt, · doctor\ IIN11'<11lc·,, l'~'''grillll. referring to the >lute-run pro- and hi' ~enc r.tl ,,,un-c·l '·"' grnm crcuted ftlr doctor> the admlni,tral '"" ""' 1,''"" within the Bourd of Ri sk und step< tn hl'ip w,.,l \ " ''""u, Insurance Munagement. "My medil'al cornnn1n11) . main concern is thut its viabil· ity depends on tort reform ." The Legislature t:rcutcu the BRIM progrum lust ycur in response to insuruncc compu· · ny decisions to drop their medicul mulpracticc business . Since then, dodors und hcult~ cure professionuls Creek Heulth Center ut Dawes was awarded a grant or $884.30.5 for the center which serves · purt of Kunuwhu, Fayette nnd Boone c.ounties. Culifornia .hud 13 proj1,1cts funded, the highest of any stale. The grunts are part of Presidentl}ush 's plan to udd I ,200 new and eKpanded health center sites In rural communities and inner· cities where there are many uninsured and underinsured people not now receiving adequate medical care. Health centers serve putients realll"dless of their ability to pay. • • • i l • ' Cantrells Spl'cllll On!) SIll An I' H'nin~ t~ith Guy Davis Spl'l'inl Only m.tMI Jurrn11 & .lut·k m Buck! TOTAL INTERNET 1ollwo1e mcke1 connecling lo11 & Tuna FIVf email baKes, Webmoil, Instant Messaging and more! Acoustic Speclnl Guest: Erlr Shoenberg ' Lambert from PlpA1 · · the ground Is being pre· pared to loy the founilutlon for 11 lurge monument thut will honor the orlglnul 37 slaves thut . seuled the Lumbert Lands us well us recognize . the muny unmarked gruves luc11ted In the cemetery. And If those two goals being met Isn't exciting enou11h, Butord Minnis, the preservation society's secre· tury, found the tombstone und· gruve she of his greal·llrand· father, Callohlll Minnis, one of the orllllnul 37 slave set· tiers. · "I couldn't believe It," Minnis suld. "'\'here he was . rlsht under the blgtrell In the center of the cemetery." Locul historians Myron and Burbara Jones ·will do u rub of the stone's face Iuter thut afternoon , Culloh\11 Minnis wos dis· covered to huve been 18 when he first cume to the Lulttbcrt Lunds. He murrled from Pip AI We also have a large selection of . imported & domestic wines · Roger ................................... environmentalists became an obstacle Ohio offfclals had' hopsd to buildinll it there, suid John Longene~ker, u consultant specializ· the Piketon plant would lng In nucleur energy who munat~ed appeal to the consortium, the government's uranium enrichment before it was privatized. but a recent ~t : business premise In these things is USEC and the you"thegofirstwhere you're wnnted," Energy ~rtment bars Longenecker suld . "Why spend mil· lions of dollars to go to u site thut a competitor of USEC doesn 't want you'/'' from leasing DOE lsnd. People in Hartsville would probably welcome the new plant, Trousdale Ohio lawmakers have County Executive Pat Fergusson suid. asked the .department "I just feel like it ~ould be u boost a clarification. for the urea," he suid, .uddin~ that the county's unemployment rute hovered · fllf a cluriflcnt\on to the regulutlon . ' uround I0 percent. George Diuls: president · of Dials suld about 400 people would Lou\sh111a Finert!y Services, sttid he be hired to build the new plant, und believed · it would be possible to ubout 250 would be hired to work secure a government license to build a there ufterwurd. uranium enrichment plant ut either of A decade ugo, Louisiunu Energy the two sites it is considering. Services pursued plans tu build u uraTVA hull started to huild u nuclear nium enrichment plunt in Claiborne plulll on the llartsvllle site in the Parish. La. Opponents uccused the 1970s but ubunduncd it before the 11roup of environmental racism for fttdllty was finished, Dluls said. The picking u site populuted by minorities. Alubuma site is udjuccnt tu TVA's The plun was eventuully ubundoned. unfinished Bellefonte nuclcur power Toduy. Briluin-bused Urenco is in the cnnsortium. Also included ure the plant. '\ Luuisiunu Energy Services ulso hud . U.S. utilities Duke Power und Exclon. Nuclear power supplies ubout 20 considered u site In Unicoi County, Tenn., but vocul opposition from percent of the nation's electricity. · federul funding when lhe process reopens In November us well us bel!ln e~plorlng other optlotts. from PlpA1 The couttty hud applied ge11cy 1'00111 cloNed two yeurs for a fedcml grunt of $650,000 tu get the heulth UIJO. JuNI lust month, the .1kllletl nurs\1111 fudllty lt1 the cure center In operation . "The fuel thut we did not building under uperutlon of Holzer Consollduted . Heulth 11e1 funded Is of course u Services shut down . Now step buck wurds. We feel we the only operation ·in the huve u much·n~eded project bulldlnl! Is out·putlent ther· ond had u very goqd oppll· . upy provided by Holzer cution fur u llrunt. We still Medical Center. · feel that way, and refuse to Davenport lndlcuted thut let this derail our project," the steering committee In u he said. Alreudy in place ure two meetlna culled for Thursduy wUI probubly tuke uctlon to fundlna grunts, one for reaut)mlt tho application for $300,000 . from the GVFD of Imported and Local wines Home of tht Ravenawood Wine. Cor.reatlon llollay WASHINGTON (AP) - Ohio Is . out of the running for 11 hlt~h ·tech : nucleur fuel plum . : A consortium of U.S. und Europcun : comp1i11les unnounceu Frlduy It hud • nurrowed It~ search fur u urunium enrichment plunt lncmlun to u t't1rmer : Tenhessee V11lley Authority pruperty : In Hllrtsvllle, Tenn .. uml u she ncur • Hullywuud, Alu. ' ' The consnrtium, Loulsiunu Energy . , Services, hopes tu secure 11 Nudcur : Rei!UIIItory Commission lkertse by : 2004. 't'he gruup expeds to huvc the : plunt up und runninlt hy 2007 . : The only U.S . l'udllty thut ~urrcntly enrlchc~ Ul'llnium for nucleur power Is In Pttducuh, Ky. Operutluns ut u sister .. plunt In Piketon, Ohiu, were ht11ied lust ycur. However, Industry experts suy the 50·yeur-nhJ plnnt in Kentut:ky Is outduted unll uses inefficient technology. Bethesda. Md .- buseu USEC Inc. · runs the KentlH.: ky plunt. Eurller this yeur, UStiC ulso stlld it would build u . new urunium eurichment plunt Itt either Kcntu(ky or Ohio. Ohio nfflcluts hud hoped the Piketon plunt wiluld uppeul tn the cottsurtlum, but a re~ent ugrcemcnt between USEC und the Ellergy Department but· .~ a ~ompctltor or USBC from lensing DOE lund. Ohiu lnwmttkers huve usketllhc depur1111CtH Doctors: InsuranCe program depends on liability changes The Slwckle·y.· Certter has (mqjor marketing €{fort> ahead of it tlktLlYdllMVtlAtLVt~tguNt . C!lM ' Lon;ttml! Syrnou&lt rnldent anf former pubii~Mr· of tM Ohto Villlay Publlahlnll Compony Rob rt Wlnglllt purchssed the Syracu8e Elementllry SchOol proptlr\Y llt ~uot1011 .Thursday t:t\11111. (CMrlftM Hot!Mioh) ' will be ucctlcd to Lcliu1 bcflll'e 70 yet\I'S, then 4() rer• 1\Jwnshlp unu will be used lor cent of the Mtle price wll go township oll1ccs umJ sturnf1.c. buck tu the Suuthcrrt Lu~ul Uuth th~ l>urtluml untl Sehoul Dls.it·lct. 'rite bulldln!_l.s were u\1 Lcturt sllhuul bulldln~s. pur· chu.1cd l'ur $1 euch by the vuculeu lust yeur when th~ huyet'S, huvc sll/mlulluns In new Smtthel'll l:ilcmetllttry l~udne upcneu. the ~nntructs lntt If snld Schuulul . • New ESC leader gears for challenges Iunday, Aug. U Pomeroy • Middleport • Otlllpolla • Point Pleaunt -· Otmnully !laid ull volunteer . firefighters . are required to take Level I training to serve on a VPD. Level II training t\tkes them lo near-profession· al stutus with 200 total hours of education to their credit. "We have about sl~ to eil!ht of our members who ure ellgl· ble for Level II training," Nald Donnully. "When thollll NIX to elt1ht get that training, just atlout 1\ulf or our department will be Level II certified." The OVPD has 32 mem· ben, 11ervln11 -Addison, Clay, Oalllpolls and Oreen town· Hhlps. . "In the next tlve yeurs, I look for more members of our department to I!Ct the opportunity for Level !I train· lng," Donnully added . · De Wine, Ohln's senior rep• re~entutlve ln the Senate, said . he wus · pleased to see Oalllpolls obtuln the funding. '• THAN I YOU Phoebe Stevens and they had four children: Thomus, William, Hulrom, ond Cutherlne - William being JAM Tra er Sa ••• Buford 's grundfnther. Peocl•s Wllllum then hud son Wei s co· nstrudlon numed Wyman whou was Buford's father. FrJr bu)•llllfiiiY 2002 Mark•t Hog and/or .ndurlngtlt• ""''' a11d Cullohlll died at 3.1 In humidity to ir•lp .mpporttlot 4-.H "'"' F.F.A. txhfbltors. 1877, Much •ppr•ot•llon, "'t'hls whole project Is real· Jo•h B•ok ly coming to11ether," Charles R••dylor the World 4·H Club Murruy, the society's hon· · " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " " nrury ~o-chulrmon suid. "The more we 1'1 nd out, the more exciting the story I!Cis und the more history comes ulive." "It's greut to see our dreums coming true," added honorary co·chalr Estl vuun 'I·N POINt Pll ASANTII Mutthews. · A Sept. 14 celebration in Serving Cl.t8lomen in Point Pleasant, which ull the markers und Gallipolis and the surrounding areas} monument will be dedicated Is attructlng nutlonul attention and u lnrt~e crowd Is expected. Although thln11.1 are falling lntu pluce, society members hove stressed lhut they are still In need of donations lo pay for the large monument. lntereHted p11rties muy cun· tucl the Lumbert Lands Society by culllnll Treasurer Corliss Miller ut (740) 388· 8648. II I Bank. and ".~ l)f!~~~~ , , "I worked to ensure that this legl8httion was passed Into luw und il Is my hope that these funds will allow our locul l'lre departments to better meet their needs und continue to protect our com· munlties," he said. In addition to training, funds cun be used for well· ness and 11tness, equipment d 8 1 t tl anln ~.!: ~~~r~~ ~~n:tC:U~~i~~ is finished ·on the new Gallipolis fire station off Chestnut Street. The $600,000 project, resulting 1ft new bays for the OVFD fleet, offices und 11 new home for the rcsl· dent fircf1ghter, is tentatively IICI for pourlnll of concrete outside the station on Monday, weather permitting. · Donnull)' suld 11 would be "sufe to suy" lJ1e .OVFD will move from Its base at the City Bulldinl! by the second week of September. 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UlfWUif.gcrlllpotltCOrMrcoiNIQ4I.c:om {i'j) Vltll at: tma11 "'at: gcclgcllllpoiiiCOr. .rc:ot•.com Spring Vallay Plaza • Galllpolla . - ... •1111 II ... 1 . . . . flit' I ' 11-MIII.IIt. a• . ' j '·•• �• •• • Page A4· Opinion SUnc!ay: Aupat :as. 2002 Sunday, Autuat 215, 2002 Obituaries Sylvia Eblin Porter c 125 Third Avenue • Galllpolla1 9hlo (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 44&-3008 t···-····------·· .............. : www.mydallytrlbunt.com . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dlckerton Publisher Andrew Carter Asst. Managing Editor Bette Pearce Managing EditQr l.flltr.< w 1hr rclilo>r 111'1' wrl•·omr. /1wy .•lw.ul.t l't' /~.1.1 1h1111 ll'lll'll.<.•~II lflln1· 111'1' sul•}rcr /II nliliug uml IIIII.</ l>f' Si/:llf'd 111ul indudr udclrt'.I'S uml ~e/rJ>hour mwtbt'r. Nr• llll.<igur.llfllrrs ll'i/1 bt' tmblishr<l. /.nwrs .1·/ruuld ,,.. iu .~<H•I tu.Sit', wldrrx,,-;,.~ issurs. IWif)f'l',W IIUiilit'.\\ l1u: opj11iot~.\· f.\/U't'S.\'fd it~ tht' bt'lou· Hff tltt' COli · .~ens11s ·~r 1/w Olu'o Htl/ry l'ul>lislriu.~ Co ..:' rdilol'i••l J.J<ml. Ulllf'.\'.\' othrn\'ist• IWII'tl. J()() Cf''""'" NATIONAL VIEW No ·issue 'Sesame Street' concern was nothing to worry about • Soulh Bend (Ind.) Tribune. 011 Sf Mimi' Strt'N: In n stntement of the pninfully obvious u few weeks ugo. six members of the House Energy 1111d Commerce Committee ~ent u letter . to Public Brondcnsting System Presidem Put Mitchell stnting thut they didn't think there shm.1ld be un HlV-positive Muppet churucter developed for the children's TV program "S~sume Street." I' We suspect the six slgnntorlcs saw un opportunity to "prevent" u problem where no problem e~isted, und they weren't about to pa~s it up . The litct is. PBS hus no Jlluns to intmduce such u churucter on the U.S . sltow.. Nevertheless. the six Congress men1bers .:harged ~:ourageously where there wus nll need to go bccuuse they hud heard thnt the Sesunw Street Wt>rkshop wns \'renting an HIV-positi vc Muppet chuructcr for "Tukuluni Sesume," the South Africu countcrpurt to "Sesunw Street." The "Tnkuluni Sesume" churucter will debut Sept. 30 in South Afrku. It> purpose will be similar to puppet shows currently produced in thut AIDS-ravaged countr·y by the Nelson Mumlelu Foundution totctlch s.:hool children about HIV. Sudly. unlike the United Stutes. Sotilh Af'ricu does not enjoy the luxury of shielding children from such sensitive issues. The country's futllrc uepends upon the survivul of.thc next generation. It mt1st try to teuch them to silty heulthy. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Toduy is Sunduy. Aug. 25, the 237th t.111y of 2002. There nre. 128 duys left in the yeur. Today's Highlight in History: On Aug. 2~. 1944, during World Wnr II, Puris wus llbernted by Allied forces ufter four yeurs of Nu1.i occupution. On,this date: In 1825. Uruguuy ueclured independence from Bn11.il. In 1875. Cupt11in M11tthew Webb becumc the first. person to swim t1cross the English Chunnel. getting from Dover. Englund. to Cnluis, France, in 22 hours . In 1916. the Nutionul Purk Service wus csutblished within the Department of the Interior. In 1921. the UIJited Stutes signed 11 peuce treaty with Germany. In 1943, U.S. forces overrun New Georgiu in the Solomon lslunds during World Wur II. · In 1950; President Trumun ordered the Army to sei1.e control of the nation's ruilrouds to aven 11 strike. In 1981, the U.S. sp11cecruft Voyuger Two cume within 63.000 miles of Suturn's cloud cover. sending buck pictures und dura. ·· In 19~4. author Truman Capote WIIS found dead in a Los Angeles munsion; he WIIS 59. . In 1985, Samantha Smith, the schoolgirl whose letter to Yuri V. Andropov resulted in her fumous peace tour of the Soviet Union. died with her futher in un airliner crush in Muine. In 1998. retired Supremo-Court Justice Lewis F. Powell died in Richmond. Vu., ut age 90. Ten years ago: Hurricune Andrew thrushed the Louisiunu coast. President George H.W. Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton appeared separately before the Arnerictm Legion in Chicago; Bush cited his World War II militm{' service while Clinton sought to bury the controversy ovei h1s Vietnum-eru druft stu· tus··, 1 Five years ago : Tho tohucco industry agreed to an $11 J hi Ilion settlement with the <lute of Florida. Dow Corning Corp. offered $2.4 billion to settle claims from more than 200,000 women who said their illnesses were related to silicone breast implants. One year ago: Melle-Murit ljcsscm Hoiby. u single mother and former waitress, married Norway's Crown Prince Huukon in Oslo. Rhythm-and-blues singer Aaliyuh was killed with eight others in a plane w"h in the Bahamas. She was 22. Today's Binhdays: Former U.S. arms control director Eugene V. Ros'tow i' 89. ,Actor Van Johnson is X6. Actor-producer Mel Ferrer is 1!5. Game show host Momy Hull is 81 . Actor Scun Connery is 72. Actor Page J.ohnson is 72. lalk show/game show _ho.~t Regis Philbin is 7 f. Actor Tom Skerritt is 69. Jazz musician Wayne Shoncr i< 69. Movie director Hugh Hudsr>n is ti6. Actor David Canary is 64. Movie director John Bitdhum is 63. Filmmaker Marshuli Brickman is C1l. Rhythm-and-blue' singer Walter Williams (The 0' Jay~) is()(), Actor Anthony Hculd is 38. Actress Anne Archer is 55 . Rock 'inger-uctor Gene Simmon,, is 53. Actor John Savage is 53. Country singer-mu,iciun Henry Paul IBhickhawk) is 53. Rock ,ingcr Rob Halford is 51. Rock singer Elvis Costello i' 4K. Movie director Tim Bunon, is 44. Actrc;s Ally Walker is 41. Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is 41. Rock musici<tn Viviun (';unphell (l)ef Leppurd) L~ 40. Actress Joanne Whalley b JK. Actor Bluir Underwood is 38. Hip-hop DJ TcrmilJ<Hor X (f'uhlic Enemy) is 36. Country singer Jo Dec Messi nu is 32. Actor Kcl Mitchell i ~ 24. Though! for Tnduy: "Lircralurc is news thut stays news."Ezru Pound. American poet and critic ( 1885-1972). • OUR READERS'·VIEWS their debt to society. If they were n~leuscd willing In unswcr the ~tli'\'cy. Whnt I nm. it) 11 one- to throo-yem· Jlilrlod. 67 would lnterest<:tlltt is how they lhitlk C\lltWmin~, retum. or 12.7:10. 1.-ertuln ls.~ucs like !llltt ctmtrul. JlU111u · Denr Editor: Nov.: think tlf this: '111c l'um:nt popultt· birth nhnrtlons nnd cuslno !ltllllhliil!l und ~h~ recent h$1.7~ llll!ionddcfi~it in tion nt pl'isoners In the DRC Is 4~.000. A how they will utll!<.·t Musnn t'ounty. Inns bt.ldget us necessnme u 1 · ~ler· relousc of 1\l.OOO would l~uve 21\.!KlO. Wr: tu'll situm~d right nn the hun~s of ce,nt cut 111 muny ~~~l$~1ms. l11e hu( get 'Thlking ubout ullovlutlng tho ovor- two 1111\illl' rivu1'S und 1 would hlllc 111 s~-.: w11l he bnlunced th ~ t.1scul ye.ur. . cnlwdcd com.litlons in the p11sm1 system. our "l'iver thmt'' prnl ·t turn h1111 someTho J?epnrtment ot Reltnbtlltntton nnd , Not 10 mention reducing the bud11ct. thing other thnn u river· thlt)t pur~ I KnliW Con-ectton (DRC) .~~~~~ ord~ b>' Gov. Howeve 1-, we must allow l'or th prison whutlmcnn. Vum'l Tnt) to cut a totnl ot $41.11 mtlllnn lnJm Its populutlon to rbe by 12,730 over uone- to Oshel Cmigu rc :entl sui linn TV thut hud41~t. . · llm:e-yotir· pel'iod If tho clln'llnt ll'end of ti he wus uguinst ~nslt1o gumblinit. yet he , Let s suspend th9 .electlun und reelc~·- 676 rech.livlsm t'lltc continues. Thut would voted for every cusltl\1 bill thut wus put uon hype dt~rlng tlt1s article 1md tnlk dol- hrlng the popuhttlon buck up fmm 26.0\lll bet\1re him. 1 tmt so tiro;d of politlduns lnrs and sensc. · to 3R,OOO plus. . taking us tnt he deuncrs just 11CI.'IIIISC they You see, inull uf this, wo must consld· feel wo do not really llst~naml l'lll\ilotllo . There 1\re between 1?.000 untl 20JKKl mmutes mcun:crutcd t,n ,?hill P~~~~llls cr 11 ti.(XXllnmntc t'i:d\tctlon. The ~1111\:ttt unything nbout thcil' do:dsions unywny . um17_r the pre-Sen111.c B11l - lnw 11t o!d 45,(l1Xl lnmutcs are housinll the :n (X:n:ent thut ln111 tukhll! It IX'I'Slllllllly 1111d will do' luw. These old lnw 111 111!11Cs huvc done (tn of inmmes thlll wnn 't l'i:JlCtll. 6.270, of the my best 111 Clllltpm'l: thdr work with whttt !nosl cuscs) !Ill thut th~,tudiclnry nnd leg- 19.000. they sny und mukl.' s111'C 1puss It on ttild 1111' 1slnture hud mtend~~l tor them ·tu dn. Using the $22.000 per lnmutc per ycnr und on... , Our town. lhun the bridge. ll\\11h to .Judge Henson ol the Munst1eld Court times t~e 11.270 lnnuues thut won t return. ul Cnmmnn Plens. hns publicly stu ted th1tt yntl suve $1:11:1 million. 111111 tlguru dnes Vlllugc PI1.7.U. hus six ot· seven J)luccs to the Pnmle Authnnty hn~s to pt'Cserve Its not even consider the umount you save drink beer, one liqum· stm'C, twn m thi'CI.' !1wn ex!stence In the effm1s to .elimlnute upon i'Clcuslng the enth'C 19,000. 1 hove new/used furniture stmcs. l'tlur plu.n tt. keepm.ll people (old l~w) ~~~ lot\r tlme;1 not culculuted It us (17 pili'\.'Cnt willtr·ickle places: two dru~:~ sto1'Cs, 1\>ur t\1st 1\lolls us long,t~~ the new Senntc Blll ._!•tl~nders. bnc.k lnt\1 .the system over u thrcc-yc1u' und 27 clnll'\.'lll:s In und tll\lulld the vicini· Undctstmtd, we IU'C nm tulkmg ubmtt jlllrtod ol tllnc. · ty. tw 11 !bod stllt'\.'S, tluw ~:~usolillc fm11· • ~lvl!11! till)' lm,mue II bl-eak. y-tc IU'il not Two cuses ngulnst ·the OAPA have chlscs, two tohucco sllu~s. thi'CC hanks, · tnlkmg ot cutting llllY 1nmutc s sentence. ulreudy been wonunu the stute Is ap 1x:ul- three 1\mcrul homtc plus IIIUitCIX>IIS Ulli'C nt-: We ure tulklng nh<!ut 19,000 to 20,000 tn 11. Three tnOI'Il cuscs urc tu he ur11ued ed storefnmts on Muln Sli'l:et. Cm1ld It he mmllle~ th~tt ure ~til~ he~d wuy beym~d belilt'll the Ohio Supreme 0111'1 (uh'lludy the. rent Is so high Itt Point Plcnsunt wh~tt Jud~:~es. pn1secutors uni.l defense uccepted for oml llt'gunllllll) ll!ltllnst me becuusc of u ltiOiltlpoly 111' It cot1uin rcul· luwycrs hud expected them to serve. OAPA. A triulls to commence In Fmnklin tofl On Murch 2\1, 2002, In Polukn vs. Coumy next July (20\13) nnd mtorney lsn'tthe Budget Di~est Mnncy taxpn,Y· OAPA, (Ohio Adult Pnrole Authority), Slruk hus his suit in fedeml court uyulnst ers money'/ Ou1· schll{lls ul'l: In need ot 11 Frt~nkhn Count~. Ohio Common Pleus the Ohio Adult Pnn1le Authn1it~. Jud~es. lot 11101'1: computers thun tll'i: u~uilublc. cuse No. DOC H-08-7676. unreported. luwycrs. prosecutors ut'll 1111 tulkmg ol the The chlldt'lln need 1111111KI cducmitm. How: · th~ ~_unor\tble Judge Nt\dlne ~Iller held it~usticc served upon old luw inmutes - is this going to huppctt when every d1lld thut despttc dc~mles Ill ncgotl.utcd plcu whnt ubnul you the tuxpuycr'l Whut could does not hnve n computer tolcul'll on'! Ills ugreements and ,tury verdicts ot guilty to we do with nn ;wditlonal $13R million In u fuel thut ull children Cllllnot huvc u CIJI11.. lesser c!lllrges, the APA !ttlts cupuci!Y us the ~enerul fund'! puter In the home bccuusc of the ~xpcnsc.' u.~ ~~mn~JlOt~nt und supcr,t~~r. nrbltQr ot .lt.l~·' It s going to huppen. cltl7.ens. by why Yes. they could 1!11 lu the lihrtu•y whct'C. lice, .hus dec.i~ed to re~lu;~slly tmd bus? lile cun't It huppcn when we need It lhc mbst'l they ltuw two C\lntptltc!'s. hut mtmy kids ult~rmg ,decisions ,ullectlng lnmntes. on Why sacrltlec progl'ltms for children und live In the country ami cunnot go there the1r m·1~innl lndle(ments disregurdlng the needy? ond maybe stund lnllue. negotiute pleu ugrecments.Judges. pros- David H. Bodlker. Ohio's chief public . Don't get me Wlllng. I 1utt not ugulnst ecutors und defense counsel. ID. St. puge defender, sold, "I cun suy over lhc pust rettl pro11ress. but I mn uguinst selling out' 19· ycur or so u number of judges huvc •the weuker person fm pcrsomtl guilt Judge Miller went on to hold that "the express~d concen1s ubout the purolo pruc- ·Progress con come 1!1 munv different' utllizution of the new guidelines ulso ere- rices und huve cncouruged us to toke fucets nnd sometimes w~ llll~·nnt see the ute u third cluss of inmutcs. The third cluss uf lomutes includes lhose sentenced tu uctlon ogulnst the bourd. l'esults for quite u long jlllrio 1>f time . but ·111d · i 10 h "The piii'Olc bourd spends too lillie time we know we will sec results. Can ynu·. etermmutc sentences pr or t e cnuct- on ouch cuse und thev1 seem Inclined to Imagine the results of Cllllll"h cmnputers " ment of SB 2 but after the utlllzutlon of the APA's new guidelines. Is ·there 1111 respond very heavy-handed. At least lis in every school in Muson cou11ty'l _ equul protection agreement under one of fur us we cun see now, they ure ulmost Nobody loves Point Pleusunt uny mu1'1: Lhes,e rocks? It rrppeurs us if the APA hns mnklng on eft'olt, It seems, to keep people thnn I do. I think prosrcss is u good thing d 11be 1 bo rod h d In," safd Bodlkcr. as long us it bcnol1ts the residents of this 11 ul 10 e 0 1 e stttle · gouls e rate Y set Don't m1'••·on•tnJ• whitt thl• tlltlcle Is count~. but I cunnot see !lOinu" ttl ull th•'~ of the Criminul Sentenciitg ~ • ~ • Commission und to defy two brunches or suylng. No one, this ll(riter, or nnyone I· troub e to vote If the cundldutes ure not Ohio government, me judlciury and the quoted is saying toke u sot) stance on going to unswer questions struight J'nun legislature. The dispunty Is munlfestly crime. No. What I'm saying Is that nil the hlp. As fur ns I tun conccrncd .. unyune unfuir." Ld. ut page 36. these 19,000 to 20,000 inmates under the refusing to tmswer questions u.1ked by the The current recidivism rute ~~ 67 per· old lnw wont Is to have equal punishment public. whom they clulm they want to cent. A recent study says lhtlt 67 pcrccnl with Senate 81112 innttttes. serve, shouldn't be vmcd l'or. They should of the inmmes relea~~ed fi'Om prison will There's more to lnmutes thun the cl'ime be voted a¥ulnstl We need to stop und flUY be r-currestcd within 1 10 3 years ofter they committed. nttention. f ther, morully t.lo nut 11t the: release from prison. Pollticluns will hype 11p one Incident, deliCripllon, don t vote I(Jr them! It is not: The three-year ~tudy followed 272,211 ·like the $160.000 noNe bleed und the next hurd to m11kc u decision when y.o11 k11ow: inmutes releused from prisons in IS states, thing you know, all lnmutes have whut your vulue.1 ure. including Ohio~in 1994. 11te highest reur- $160;000 nose bleeds. Nnw we huvc Bill Hetty Stuvcri rest rutcs were umong those who hud been 170 where inmutcs huvc to· see u "punel" Poi11t Plcusunt incurcerated for steufing curs (79 percent), of doctors lns1cnd of one. They udmlt stealing or posHessing other stolen proper· ITIOSt inmates ure indigent - NO who will r0m0te SUCCeS,\1 ty (77 percent) and lorceny (7S percent). pny l'or all thoHe cxtru doctors'/ Funhcr. the U.S. Depunment of Justice Don't let your good sen~~e be held Uear Editor: on June 2. 2002, relcused Its tlndings hostoge lo some lmugined fcur. The Mu~nn Cutmty l'uir provitl~s muny : involving the recidivism rute of released The APA is using the uuorney generul's opportunities fur lhe youth nf Muson · stutc prisoners and found thut "the illWest oftlce to delend ugulnstull lhese suits. County. The 4-H member und WA mcm~eurr~st ru,tcs wei'!' ~oplc who hud been How much money Is thut costi11g'? The ben; rulsc murkct unlmuls wlrich will be 111 pnson tor hOmiCide, se~unl ussuult untl APA knows once the 19,000 to 20,000 are sold utthe livestock uuction. rupc." · gone, they l)uve no one to !Ami it over us Thc~~e dcdicutcd boys und girls -sjlllnd: The Ohio Deportment of Rehubllltution SB 2 Inmates go before u judge to COITIC countless houl'!l ruising und curinl! lor. und Correct inns released n study in buck to prison or whutevct. the~~e unlinuls knowing they will he 1111ld: November 20<Xl entitled ''Ten yeur rccidi· · The Adult Parole AuthoriLy is tlghtlng Itt the livestock uuctlon 111 fuir's cml. vism follow-up of 1989 ~ex offender agninstjustice- not for it. We ure cutting ll'!i what huppens when the unimul i,: releases," determined the reddlvlsm rutc programs for the children and needy underweight ur overweight thai need• ui 1(1r sexuulmisCQnduct ut II pcr~~nt. J::ight becuu~~e the OAPA is on un ego trip. be addressed. The unlinuls urc sent hack percent fnr u new offense und 3 pcr~ent Enough is cnoullft. home und cunnot be shCJwn ur Mtld ut the liJr u technicul violution of u sexuul nulure 'kev. Larry D. Robinson falr. What should he u rcwurdin11 c~pcri (e.g .. possession of pornography). The Pomeroy cnce for the child turns out tu be 11 devu• DRC concluded that "there i~ u wide· Utting letdown. This leuches chi ldren thm spread misconception that sex offenders, It~- all hurd work und dedlcution ure nothiny as a whole, are repeat se~ offenders. It is more thun litilurc. Chuogc~ need to I•: clc:tr thut u sex oiTcnder retur}Jing to un Uear Editor: mude which will Jlrnmnte the ,uccc>l ,,,: , . . Ohio prison fot u new sex ol'lcnse is u fuii·· • Recently I reud un urticle lilt he Rc¥1stcr ull children. ly unusuul occurrence." Ld. St. page II. concerning u · Nutionu Pohlicul Sherry 'J'hOillJINilrt We will use lhe 19,000 ligurc of lncur- Awurencss survey. The article stawd two Todd Mullln~o ccl'llletl imrutes thut ltuve more thun puld people only, suylng they did or would be Letan Dollars and sense O p about values ' Pd!MfOy • Middleport • Galllpolla • Point Plaa..nt GAU..IPOLI yl ~iu blin Port~r, 8b, of Oulllpolls. pu~sed 11wny Fridu~. August B. 2002. 111 her resid~iil'e . . She wns bom Octobtr 31, l'l I~. in Cruwn it , duugh" tcr of the lute Churles tmd ...-----.Surn Mooney Eblin. Silo! IVUS II member of the First N uturene Chul'l:h in Gallipolis. She murried John P. Porter Pt.Jrter in 197f>,lul\l ho! ~·ctk:u 111:1' in tlemh In 199\l. Sh~ Is su1vi val by three duughtcrs. · C'hurol~ Irene Plttnum ol'C'I11y City, Ky.. Litl\lu tRobcrtl Bnlwn of Bmdentl)n, flu .. tmd Shlrl~y (Jcull) Furst of Ollllipolis: scwtf gnul\khildren ml\lllw ~reut-~nullk:hildren. Also survivtttj! urc tbur sis· tel'S, Hutcl DeLong or Ottllipolis. Betty Adums or Mnunt Sterling. Mubel Sluter of Columbus, unci Mury Fields of Duyton: und u hmthcr. Kenneth Eblin of Humin!ltnn. W.Vu. In mldltltm 111 her pmcms 1111tl husb1md, she wus preced· ed lntleuth by 11 dnughtcr. Vcm Durlcne Porter: tl gmlldduu~h­ ter. Mury June Fut'lit: nnd thl'l!t! bn~hl:lt'S 1t11tl n sister. Scrvkcs will he noon Monduy in McCoy -Moore Funcrul Home Wctherholt C'hupcl. Oullipnlis. Bttt'iul will follow In Bt!thcl cmetcry, Bladen. Fl'iends muy cull ut the t\mcrnl home one hour prior to the service. - P•ld not/c. Neda Lynn Bales BIDWeLL - Ncdu l..y11n Btdes. .53. of Bidwell, died us u result of u vehk:ulur uccident F1iduy mmling, August 23, 2002. Nedu . wus born July 27, 194\l. In Chillicothe, to Rubert and Nellie West Stumbo of Bidwell. She was an employee of Kokoslng Construction Company, Columbua, ·and a member of. the Tumatera L.ocal. She was a member of the Church of Ood in L.uncaater, where she had served as church secretary! had tauaht a Sunday Schoo Class and had served In the Local Briefs Chut'\:h holr. urvlvlng In udditlon to ~r Jlllrtnts 11re thrtt brothers, S~phen Stumbo ol' Bid~ll 1 Mu~ (Jan) Stumbo ot Pomeroy, and J'err)' Stumbo of Chtll'loue, Nonh CW'OIIna; nnd seven1l nl~s tlnd ne~ews. She Wtls preceded mdeill~ by her husbnnd. Clurence Buies; a son, Nick Bales: tmd n brother, Leo Stumbo. , Scrvll<ts will be U u.m. Montltl)', AUJ!USI 26, 2002, In the McCoy-Moore Funen\1 Hume. VInton. with the Rev. Jimmy l'lltterson ollldutlng. Burial will he in Grovel Hill Ccn1etery. Friends mr1y call 111 the t\men!l horne from 3·5 p.m. Sundt\)'. August 2S. 2002. _,..ld~ Frances Craig Bryan OALL,I POLIS - FnttK'eS Cn11J: Brym1, 87, uf Greenwood. South Curollnu. fonnerly of Gullipolls, pus.'l<ld IIWti,Y ut I0:30 p.m. Frldl.l)', Au!!USt 23, 2002, in the M11gnoliu Munor . of Greenwood Nursinl! Clll'e Center in OrecniVOIJIJ, S.C. She wus born Mu~ 20. 191.5, in Ohio Thwns~ip of G1111111 ounty, d11ughter of the l11tc Frunk Cr11ig und Olu Elliott Crull!. She w11s u retired nursc.s ttlde, htiVitll! been employed ttt Holzer Clink unci the Medicul Pluzu. She w11s 11 member of the First Presbyteriun Church in Oullipolis. She married Auron E. Bryun on July 8, I931. in Cutlettsburg, Kentucky, and he prc~-edcd her in deuth on September 4, 1993. us well us two sisters, Orvin Crulg und Modenu Crulg, unci two brothers, Wllnum "Billy" Crulg und Luwrence Crnig. Surviving uro u dmisliter.. Luwunnu Grimes of Surusotu. Flu.; u son, Arlen Bry11n of Nin~ty Six, S.C.; 12 ~rundchll· dren, Oury, Sundru, Dennie, Dclrry, L11donn11, Mudenu, Debbie, Susan, Kundl, Rick, Bryun tmd Billy; 11nd several llreut-arandchildren. Services will be I p.m. Tuesday, August 27, 2002, In the Cremeena Funerill Chtll)el, Oalllpglla. Otnolatlna wur be the Rav. Alfred Holley. Intennent will follow In 11\e Swan Creek Cemetery In Ohio 'IOwnahlp. Friends ma~ oall at the ohapol from 7·9 p.m. Monday, August 26. 2002. Charles A. Schoonover WILKESVILLE Charles A. Schoonover, 69, of Wilkesville. went to be with our heavenly futher 111 3:45 ~.m. Thursuuy, Augu~t · 22, .002. til St. Mary s Hos~itul in Huntington, West Vlrgmiu. . ,Bom AU!/.USI 1b. 19~3. in Rutlllnd. he wus a son of the lute Clarence "Tun" Schoo110ver und Fredu Little Schoonover Ortlte. He wus u 1952 gmduute of Rutlnnd High School tmd u vet· erun of tbe U.S. Nuvy uuring the Korean Conllict. He wus u retired · employ...'\1 of the AEP Meigs Mine No. 2 und lllllCill· her of UMWA Locul Nu. 1886. Survlvinl! tire his wife of 34 years. Medlu B. "Mkkle" Schoonover of Wilkesville; three daughters, · Anita Hurless of Vinton, Rita (Luwrence) Tubor of Evanston. Ind ., und Term Schoonover (Greg) Fields of Wilkesville; seven grundchil· drcn. Hcuther ~lmless, Billy (Sundy) Hurless. Vunessa (Allen) Smith. Chelseu Tllbor. Rundi Fields, Rnbt:rt ·n1bor und 'n1ylor Fldds; five i\.I'Ctll IJl'ltndchildren, Jm:ub Lumbert. Brooklyn Hurless. Justin Smith. Bt'!tdley llut·less und Mutthew Smith; 11 speciul uuughter, Curlu (Tim) Wyunt of Rul'lunu: two brothers, Thomus (Jcun) Schoonover of Rutlunu, 11nd Jerry ·Schoonover of Chcshil'l:; sev· crul nieces unu nephews: and two stcpgrundd1iluren, . Wesley und Luurn Smith: Besiucs his pt1rcn1s. he wus pl'l:cedct.l in deut h by seven brothers, Willit1m, Lindy, Robert. Rldmrd, Eullene, Edwtml unci Chtrcncc "Juke" Schoonowr. und 1tn infunt brothe~ unci u sister, Juunitu Bolin . · Services will be 2 p.m . Sundu~. August 25, 2002. ut Birchltcld Funerul Home In Rutlund, with Pustor Robert .E.. Musser offlcluting. Burial will follow at Standish Cemetery in Dexter. VIsitation wus held in the funoral homo on Saturday1 Auauat 24, 2002, · from 2-<~~ ancr?-9 p.m. Pallbearers wlli be Billy Harloss Sr., Billy Harless Jr., Orea Pields1 Lawrence Tnbor, Allen Smtth and Danny Bowles. - 1'1111 1101/0f - 1'1111 nollot Deaths · Jack D. Finnicum OALLlPOLlS - Jack 0. Finnicum, 76, Oulllpolls, died Suturduy. Aug . 24, 2002, in the emergency dep~~rtmcnt ut Holzer Medicul Center. Arrungements will be unnounced by Cremeens Funeral Chnpel. Hall, 82, Racine, died Friday, Aua. 23, 2002, In Holzer Medical Center, following u brief illness. ·Services will be II u.m. Tuesday ut Letart Fulls Cemetery Chupei, with the Rev. Murk D. Tucker offlciut· iny. Friends may. call at the chupel from 9:30 u.m. Tuesday until the time of ser- Margaret Mae Hall vl~:;anaements ure by RACINE - Murguret Mtte . Cremeens Funeml Home, Racine. Wayne Rowe RACINE - Wuyne Rowe, 64, Racine (Eust Leturt Community), died Friday, Aug . 23. 2002. in the Vetcruns Affairs Medlcul Center, Huntington , W. Vu. Arrangements will be announced by Roush Funeral Horne, Ruvenswood, W.Vu; '• Commission to meet Meig;, P1ht nt the ~tilte plnn~ a balloon luun~h folHighv.u) Putn>l tnllnv.mr " IWO·\ Chicl~ UI.'<:IUCill hii.IUI lowinathe meeting. on Ohio Route 21 ~ · Trooper' 'UIU Delane) wu' nurthhnund "' Cl111 .m Town\htp ut I p.111 "he1i It<• ;,turted Ill Jill" a nonhtll>unt.l minivan dri1e11 h) J.unc' W GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Be:n er. S1. ISO~-~ H;~nnan County Distrin Librury Tnii.'C Road. Cn >11 11 Ci11 Bourd '" TruM , will meet Delaney then reultzed ut 5 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. I0 Beuver wu' turning left. ut Bossard Memorial Dclml<')' · atiL'mrtct.l to ~~~ Librury. right 1<> U\'oid ntlll\11111. hut <tru~.·~ the m111h un 111 the rcur. the n:port 'a1d Both 1~hiclc' h.1d non ADDISON A func:tion;~l d:una~c Gallipolis mun wus injured in a two-vehicle ucc1dent Thursduy on Ohio Route 7 near Addison, the GulliuPOMEROY ~k>!!' Meigs Post of the State County Enwrp~llc') s~l I IC"C'\ Highway Putml reported. re;,pundcd tu mnc cull' 1Im Ray . Perry. 75. 3453 Ohio wee~ : Route 7 North, was truns- - A ~:ull 1o I il)!h Su·,·c·i lo1 pmtet.l to Holzer Medical Jnunn Cnnu1\t, 11 ih> '"" 111 llltl;,·l Center by Gulliu County tntn;,po>rtcd EMS following the 9: I0 Mcui~:ul t'~l\lc·r: " ,-,ti l l<> p.m. uccidenl, the putrhl Ri ver,idc A partlll<'lll ' I u1 said. Penny Spmdun. """ ""' Troopers suid Perry wus tran;,pnrtcd tn l'k .l\,1111 southbound in the north· Vullc~ llo "tlll.tl : a c·all '" bound .June. cuusin!l u north · Burelnnt Hollu11. 1111 . 1 hnt'h bound cur driven by Ruby L. fir~: u c·ail Ill l'l'l[Lil''' !.111 Cumpton, 31, 1399 Ohio enforce Ill~ Ill. \lil•fll f'' I tlfll'l' Route 211S. Gullipolis, to wus notifi~d : a c·o~ tl 101 tr:t>l' swerve left to avoid colli- pun Ryland J:IIT<'il. Oh1u Routt' 1.\H 11 a' ,· unc:~kd sion. Perry's pickup truck en mute to I h>lll•r Medical swerved left and struck Center: a ,·uti tn tl .. tln Cumpton's cur. the report Clinil· for Bell\ Mc:Knllll'l , suid. Both vehicles hud di ~­ who wa' tr:ln,pnrtcd io Hol1cr Mcd~~:ul C'cnt,·r: " ubling dumuge. cull to Bald Knnh Road lor Kathleen Mnrri, 11 h11 "·" trun>poriudtu llu1;cr Cl1n1c: 11 L'Uil to Buttern11t A' cnt>c MERCERVILLE - Troy for Kim Mc:1dow ' 11 ' " ,·an· J. Dcluney. 39. 14087 ccled: a . c!dl In Dill', Hunnun Truce Road, Crown Cumpgmund for N"th:'1n City. wus citecl for ussured Ashcruft; u c·all 101 Ea,ICfll cleur distunce by the Gulliu- High School foqtbull ~ a1HI' . be on hund. and the group GALLIPOLIS Qullipolis City Commission will meet in special session ut 8 u.m. Monday in the Gallipolis Municipal courtroom, City M11111111"r Bob Gordon unnoun~.,·d On the ugendu are wcond l'l:uding nf un resolution expressin¥ upprcdution to former Ctty Munuger E.V. Clarke Jr.: u reading of u tabled ordinunce providing , for the issuunce of $215,000 in notes for u brush truck. lire truck und street sweep· er: und second reudings of · ·ordinance accepting . und rejecting bids for ptlving of vtirlous city streets, und u discount fur water und sewer customei'S over 65. Emergency ordimmces ulil up for tl vote nre for u contruct for hnspitulizution, tnl!dicul und nu~or medical and life insurunce coverulle for city oll'iciuls und employees. scttin!l the emrloyee portion for medicu insurance for employees. umending ttppropriutions for the yeur and pro· vlding for the Issuance of $419.000 in notes for the G11llipolis Volunteer Fire Dep11rtment's uerial pint· form truck . · Meeting Monday CHESHIRE - Citizens A!luinst Pollution wi II meet 111 7 p.m. at. the Cheshire Village Purk. A representa· tive from the Ohio Environmental Council will Driver hurt EMS runs Citation Issued CAMC loses Levell trauma center status CHARLESTON, W.Va. for people in deeper Sl)uth· (AP) - Residents of south· ern West Virgmia whu ern Wes) Virglniu could be would have ordinurily had to harmed the most by a deci- travel to Charleston. but sion to · down11rade now have to travel farther," Charleston Area Medical said CAMC spokeswoman Center's status as a Level I Elizabeth Pelle11rln. Jrauma canter, a apolctt• CAMC blamed a shortaae woman nya. ot orthopediltl, plastic surThe state Offloe of aeon• and neuroloalsts for Emergency Medical the chanae. Heart attack vicServices on Friday chanaed tims and some other emerCAMC's trauma statui to aenoles will continue to be Level Ill effective next treated at CAMC. Tuesday. . "For a trauma center to Trauma centers are desla· remain effective, It must nated by levels from I to IV, have specialized physicians with Level I beina lhe most availaole 24 hours-seven hiahly prepared with staff. _ _ _ _ _ _ _....., equipment and other resources to handle emergencies, In addition to doing trauma research and com· munlty education. The move . leaves Morgantown's Ruby Memorial Hospital as the state's only Level I trauma center. . Some state accident victims also may have to be taken to St. Francis Hospital· In Charleston and to hospi- For purchasing my tals in Huntington, Lexin!lton. Ky., and 2002 Market Hogs · Churlottesvlile, Va. Kimberly "Our real concern.here is . 8 Farmers For buying my Market Hog Mariah Saunders For buying my 2002 Market Hog Luke Bandera Patr a 4·H Clinic For buying my 2002 Market Hog lllllllzln •MIIIleal'l · • Medlcalll •I......CI ..... 1-800·458·6844 COUPON 1 Will be given In GALLIA COUNTY by 1 I Bdto« TM HEARING AID CENTER I I 1 Ohio I I ] I appointment. I I Clll Toll · I Tbt Jttlt will bt plytn by 1 Llctnlfd Hearing Aid Specialist. I Anyo111 who hae trouble htarlng or underttandtng I I CODYII'IIIion ltiDYlttd lo hiYI I f.BU htarlng tilt to Ill 11 I thll ptobltm ceo bt httptdl Br1ng !hll coupon with you lor I your FA!! HI!ABINQ TEST, 1 S75.00 value. I UMWA. UAW ARMCO. AND AI.L OT!iEA INSURANCE PROVIDERS I Life Home C1r 8WJine• Sam Davis "Candidate · l'or County Commission" l•r..DMIChiRII ---------RE·E HEARING TESTS Auto· Owners lnsttrance · Holzer I• ==~•:•vaen 1•1 IIIII Hawthorne ' Danlaa . lboaklay I ____ _ Bank Get the details on B1 YOU MIIIDALIIPPLY lor tam Illes ove1 17 years. Caalapot Buckeyes bury Texas·Tech · • duys u wee~ ." 'uid D:11 id Rumsey, CAMC', prc>idc11t und chief exccutiw officer. "We simply don't have the doctors we need to maintain· · u Level ltraumu center." CAMC had trouble sched- . ullna onhopedlc surgeries for four days In August due to doctor vacation~. Eurller this summer it had just five such surgeons on.cull , down from II or 12 11 few yeurs ago. .,. "" 1'""- ¥"' INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. 114 Court Pomeroy 992-6677 I .. --------------WALK-INS WELCOME EIPERIENCINI PAIN FRO IIDIEY STOIESP PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL offers .a lithottipsy option for patients suffering from kidney stones. Lithotripsy uses the technique of focused shock waves to fragment aston~ in the kidney or ureter. The patient is placed in contact with a wat~r-filled cushion and a shock wave is created which is focused on the stone. The wave shatters and fragments the stone. I For lore lnlorRiatlon:· l3041 818·4340, Ext. 1311 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL - ·---·------ . - j ' .. • . I l' �Inside: Ohio .• West Vlq=in~i~•=------=s==uncll:::.!,;.,;y.A~=~ ~; .; ,;. ;s~. .; ,; .; .! Companies n~sh to offer services as federal money comes to Ohio Ohio • West Virginia Briefs Standoff suspect shot Bank account raided COLUMBUS (AP) Polke suy they shot u mun who mbbed u Subway restitu· rnnt dowmown. held two hostll_llCS in his Imine and shot ut on t~ers. Aionto Smith .. 41. wus in stuble ~ondition Friduy ni~ht 111 Grunt Medicul Center utter tive otliccrs tired tit him in u church parkin~ lot, pollee Mtid. The huspttul could not relcuse inlimnntion Suturduy. He is dmrged with four counts of aggruv11ted robbery und one or ussnult .on n polkc officer. police suid Suturduy. Police suid Smith wulkcd into the restaumnt .with 11 revolver. rubbed the patrons while .threutening to shu1>t u wom1m inside. then left. DAYTON (AP) - The FBI h11s sei1eu mort' than $10 mil· lion from 11 hunk uc,·ount it suys nu1y be link,·d to 11 mun whose sc~:uritics lil.'cnscs were suspended in 2000 for selling bogus investments. . FBI Spcciul Agent Mkhud Bush stud in un ul'filiuvit thut he sought the st:iturc lx'l'llltse he received information thut Philip Lehman. founder of Tower Equities Inc .. WitS trY· ing I(> transfer 11hout $10 mfl lion fn>m 1111 accou nl 111 Kcv Bunk to nne in Swit1crlund. · U.S. Mugi>trutl' Judge Michud Mcrt grunted u wurrun\. mudc ptiblk on Friday. bused on !lush's uffiduvit. the Dayton Duily N~ws reported Suturliuy. The money wus scitcli Wcdncsuuy. No churges huve t>cen fiil·d . FBI seizes money BATAVIA (APl - The FBI hus seized $~2.950 in ~11sh from u former Clermont County corone( unucr torfciturc pmvisions of the fcdcrul . Controlled Substunccs Act. The sei1ure was posted in u legal notice ~uhlishcd At1g. I~. The Ci ncum111 i Enqu ircr reported Sulurduy. The FBI seized $70. 150 on June 21 from Dr. Niw Cupurro Ill hi s Picn~ Township . home, e11st of Cincinnuti, und $12,800 111 u rehubilitution dink in Munchester, where lhe ph)'si ciun worked. the report SUitt. Cupurro ·hus nm been churgcd. The Controlled Substunce.< Act 11llows lhc seizi1re of. cush and other •l'roperty without churges us on~ us the FBI hus rcuson to bchevc the cush wus linked to illegal drug activity, FBI spnke,mun Jtuncs Turgul sui d. Ex-professor convldecl URG cross coull~l)' /'l'f\'it'll; Pugt' 82 Dm111 homtrs in Rt'd · win. Ptlgt 84 NASCAR ntws. Pogt BS-6 COLUMBUS (APl - When il come~ The stute is still studying what it will Pnul <'UP•. llcun , of . Ashlund II> deuning up u spill of hur.nrdous spend the money on. One ctmdidttte is u .Uniwrsity's C'ulle~c ut Busmess und· nmteriul. soup u11d wutcr just won 'I cut system thut uses e-muil or phones to · econ\>tnic's. it. uutomuticully notify hculth ufficiuls "The !!l>vcrnm~nt needs t\>I,IIUierstnt~ Whtu's needed is un"enviromnet\mllr, around Ohio oJ u public heulth cmer- whm its n.:eds Ill\' und mu~es sure It friendly. dcconHlminution solution.' gency, Wagner suld. selects a vemlm t1> snti1-fy tno~e needs whkh is just whut Huntsville, Aln.· Compunles contucting Ohio ure otTer- tllld then supcrvi'e the project cureful· bused Env'irnFoum Technologies hap· ing severul versions of ~uch ~y~tems. us ly," Sours sui\1. JX'IIS lu produce and hopes to sell lo well us dutu unulysis. threut ussessment Mindful of the wmpetitlon, Garthe Ohio. and cleanup products. Associtllcs <>f Murbleheud. Muss .. got EnviroFoum i' one of do1ens of com· • "We're in busin~ss t~) mnke u prolit inde~ndcnt 1\:S~urch to buck up the punics thai rush(•\l 111 contuct tho Ohio h~e. unyonc _else, stud . Don Weber. 4 uuhty of its progrum for !niCking Dcpurtmcnt of Heullh uft~r the Sept. II chtu.rn~un . ol L11Crosse, Wts.-bused hcullh curt· bsues uno dutu bet'ore cOn· terrorist uttucks and the unnouncement Log1sucs Hettlth. tu~ting stutes, indudin~ Ohio. said com· thut the fcderul government would Pfll· Weber wrote ~uguer ~m Muy 13 l\1 puny found,•r Elitubcth Gurthe. • vide m<H'e thun $1 billion to slutes to ~ell the compnny s cxpencn~e devel.op· "W~ kn(>W u lot of compunies ure cOI1· rcspund tn bintcrrorist)l. 111~ hom~lund sec;1rlty t.md btoter~nsm tuctlng snucs ubout·u lot of illc11s, so we AI lcusl JO comp11nies sent letters und prepun~non 1~nd respon'.~ prog~ums~ . . . decided we would try w !li.'l nutionul brllchurcs to t>ioterrorism gnmt coordi· The sumc 1ush to udvclllse pwdu,ls IS el\perts 1\J review our ideu before we nHior Steve Wagner, who estlmntes he's happening uruund the ~ountry. apptot.ched stutes .. she suld. 1 ulso ~oucn HI [cust 100 unsolicited eA cull lor upph~utions H> spnnsvr · . M. i · I·· , . E vir<•Fotn\1 mulls. regionul biolem>rism ~:<•nlcrs produ<:ed . 1". ,11 ' , 1 ~Y . ""~.t. 1 . ~ . . . . , "llusically il got to the point where I u stunding-wom-only crowd of univer· ptt~hcd t~c 1111 1~mt:m~c ~ ! ·t(~Kflhng wusn't rending them,'' Wugner suid. ''I sity otl'iclltls ut un Aug. !! meeting in dc.~ontltllllntmt~ m cvcnt.l t u_d1. 1" ter.. just threw them uwny." Guithersburg. Md.. suid Michael Soup und \\liter or ~hlol,t,ne blench Companies pitclung their products Greenberger. dirc,·tnr of the University rcull~ III'C n~>tup to the msk. the ~om· bcl'orc the stutc is rcudy to udvcrtise u of Muryl11nd's Center r1>r Hcullh and ·puny s ptt'stdenl, Peter Beu.d1er smd. wntruct nrc wnsting their time. he Homclund Security. lleucher pwposed Oh11> constd~r utlded. · "One could look HI it und suy this is EusyDE<;ON, u t~~.contm.nmunt used Ul "Within the stute system there me u commerciulizing u crisis. bm on the ~on.grcsst\lnul 11ttwcs tollowlng l11s1 mtmber of checks und hulunccs - part other hund, these services will he need- lull s unthrux scm·c. ofthul is we don't give money lou busi- cd," suid Grccnbcr~cr, a former counBoucher suid he's so!H similur letle~~ ncs' becuusc they cumc solicit us," tcrlerrorism . llft'icwl ·in President l\l other .stutes uhoul h.s ptxlduct but )S Wugncr suid. · . Clinton's Justice Dcpurtuwnt. ·"I (ion'l now restgne\1 to u slow. l>ureuucruuc Ohiu hus received most or u $30.2 think people should he fuullcd for trying process. . • million grunt to help stute und lowl to he nhcud of the curve." "As u sm11ll bust ness, were sitting health departments develop hioterrorThere's u long history of the privnte there thinking. 'How the he•·k do you ism rc'twnscs. It expects to receive $4.7 sector helping governments meet needs, build u business wuitlng for government million to help hospiltlls prcpure for u us well us sevcml cuses of governments to decide if ll threut's roul or not?"' he ,udden intlux or puucnts uftcr u disustcr. buying products thlll don't work, suid sui d. MARIETIA (AP) - A for-· · 1wr Marietta College prufessor was convi<:tcd Friduy l>f IOH dlHil!CS incluliiltg child pmnogruphy. obscenity und pandering prnstiiUtion involv· 111g minors und adult,. . Jurors a~quittcd Eugene Robert Anderson un :25 wtmts of ~:hi ld porno~ruphy untl C(lr· ruption of a 1\1111111', after about 10 hours of dclibcrutions. Anderson, 52. of Purkersburg. W. Vu .. is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 24. "This person hus been prct ing llll young people. living 111 chut rooms where children who CHARLESTON (AP) -:- A have some question uhoul their longtime coni industry lobbyscxuulity or who they urc go. ist is sui ng Massey Energy fur untl in some of the chuls lUI ked firing him as the cnmpu11y's with them about thin~s . we SJlOkCS11\Un. cun' t talk about." Wushmgton Irvine K. Dumron. known Count y Prosecutor Michucl us K.O .. ullc~cs that he was fired in purt lor truthfully t. csSpuhr said. Ex-Massey staffer fired tifying to lnwmukcrs in . Fchruury about Mus. e)"s pructkc of using overweight coul trucks. Pmnmn wns lircd in April. CHARLESTON . (APl Massey otlkiuls huvc rcfu~cd to State nfficiuls urc becfin~ up discuss the t.:cusons lbr the !iring. sccurit~ for October's Bndgc Mussey und others in the Duy niter or~unizcrs cuncclctl coul iiidustry hud pushed U> the unnuul event lust yeur in increase the legal weight limit the ut'tcrnmth of Sept. II . for coni trucks from XO.O(Ml A spokesmiU\ with the pounds to .120,00tl pounds. stutc's Dcp11rtmcnt of Militury State finalizing plans Aff1tirs •md Public Sufety suld severul ugencies will pr1>Yide security for the Oct. i9 event. The event typiclllly druws more thun 175,000 visitors to southern West · Virglniu as pmnchutists und rnppelers guther tn descend from the New River Gorge Bridge nent· Fnyouevi lle. The bridge Is the world's h>ngesl un\1 sc~ond· tullest sl nglc-urch spun. PORK CHOPS BABY BACK RIBS s1. 99Lb. 1. 99Lb. 5 13.5 Oz. Asst. Varieties DORITOS 2/$ BAGS 16 oz package HIGHLIGHIS • Prep Football ovc lHm BACON ¢ PKG 407 Pearl Street Middleport, OR (740) MZ·J471 M111lltr Store ,- ------ OLD TIME POP s1.39EA Selected Varieties LITTLE DEBBIE SNACK CAKES 79¢EA 1/2 Gallon Premium Brou_ilhton' ICE CREAM 2/$ 24 oz. pkg. BROUGHTON~$ COTTAGE CHEESE · ¢EA. PKG. ' Assorted Varieties 16 oz package · Asst. Flavors 16 oz package~ . Asst. Flavors TONY'S FROZEN BALLARD$ ECKRICH PIZZA'S 3/$ PKG. • ...... SMOKED SAUSAGE ORPOLSKA $ . ' 1.99-. SMOKED SAU AGE 2/ PKG. • Wettera Vnlon • ·puW.IIc 1'u • Federal bpre·• • • VIdeo Rental · • Caterlaalenlce Locally Owned and Operated -"Serving The Community Since 1910" .....-- ave All G-O 1·0 1·0 0.0 Q.t 0.1 Rtvtr Vftlley South f'llifll Rode Hill _o.o G-O c~~ Q.O . ' Coat Grove G-O ().0 ().1 Flllr~nd Fl'ldly't 0111111 River van y 14. Southeastern 6 . FQnsmouth 48, Chest1PQake 8 · Piketon 14, Coal Grove 6 . South Point 34. VIntOn Co. 8 Portsmouth Wllst 59. Flllrlllnct 0 Sltu~'t Glmt Clncinna~ '1\111 at Rode Hill. t te SEOAL IHm SB.O All , ·0 1·0 1·0 t-o Athens 0.0 . ().0 Gellla Academy Marietta ().0 ().0 JaekSOil ().0 Point Pleasant o-o ().Q ().1 Logan Warren Q.O ().1 Frtdly't 0111111 Gallla Academy 35. Meigs 9 Athine 35. Nelsonville-'lbrk 20 Marlena 14, Morgan 7 (OT) . Belpre 28. Warren 13 · New LtJCington 33. Logan 6 Point P~tasant was !OLE Slturdly't GIIM Jaeks011 28. Wetrstoo 26 ~ --r- Brown scores twice, defense stands solid in Raider victory BY PAUl. PGI.CYN River Vnll~y teum f!\im lu't so:u~on . whh;h let) S11utht'thhirn 11 lth 11 II II But the River Vlllle • s~wln~ threot hmd. RICHM NO 0 Ui t)er but· wus \Will' twn _11luys. Iuter. wh~n fler 11 thrct·un\1-nut ~tic' t\ll the tling through ileurly Rul~l"' 1111\l II J1~\ Ornhum und linn three hours 11f light· Grnhum iiHCI\'<'1). llmwn fumhhxl llll nlng tlelu s. Rl ver tinn lit' t·>tmtlwr llXI.'hllll~il, \\ hkh Vi\lley h!\,ke huvk 'lllllftt'rhu~~ t"hrh guve the h\1ll tu the into the win l.'lllumn Jul'lk\ ptl\\, the ~mthen~. ftlf the l'irst time Fl'\m1 thenl. h l\l\lk li~htnlu~ ~llliiC I)IIU since 1\1'.)7 by llelu~·o:d tht' jlltmc· Smtth!lnstern just del'elltin~ Ru~s n~,, p1t1~s h,· mm'l!h lilr ithom -1!1 mm South~ustern 14-6 lltilS. th~ tlull ~~ )'111\1\ 111\d Frkhty night. emlln~ Full1>ll iltjl. tho: ~>.'Ill\' it~ \>lilY li>Ui.'h• their ft>ur-y~11r 11•sln11 elo:~·trkttl ~lln'tn unll dt>WI1 llf th~ lllllllt', stttmk lit 41 llllllle~ . IHi tm 1N-ynru swt.~p Qrahlm tht' 1h:lu '. the Dttl Brown Fmm 1he 11t-st sn11p hy milhuck J1.'1\1my Rullltm unll nt' the llilllle, in l'k>lt)'. Pn111h11rs trudclllht\~ ·llllll ·\lllts \t'lll''· wHkh the Rnkl<ii'S started ,,n· with 11 On the ~'tt11 point uttempt. R ·~ whl~h 1111\'t' Rl\·~r "Ue the h<11lttt it' 43-ym'\l C\>mpletlon fmm J\wy dum Durst bt\>k~ · the llnt- nwn )'1. Gmlmm tu Ril~y Rke. It w11s uppnr· ltntl>twhe\1. nnd tnd,l~d the l'uuth~r s~v;:n phi)'S Iuter. Omhum tlll'l.'\1' II l.'nt thnt this is tm entirely tlitlet'llnt h1>l\l~t· lwl\lt'c the hull Wits · kkk~\1. short p11ss hi Allun. lil\lll'tt in the .11tu llllll HI\>\\ 11 tlt\>kc ll '"'' tu1·klr' und nmrm1 'r\ rrul l'unthrl" 111 ,,·nrr I" >Ill -IK 1 ,u,l\ tlll<tl Jl\hll l'llk\il lllltll\.1 th~ ~\lt•l 1'-lilll to~"" th,, ~.ud'''' th~u llhi 1,•,,<1 111 '' lt•ll!!- 111111.' ' ll.h cr \ullc~ ond S"uthl.'<l'tcnl tr11\l· nl IIIII WI'IC' nt thi~C ·•IIld •\ lllh, Utl\1 ldlthl.' Rtmlc1·, thc.lc,,,lnt hultttme. llull\illlc llltCIIIII"I\>IIlll llh"t hll\1• hnll !1-<1111<' ' 1' ~0 uttnut~' llut due hl t~nnthl.'t lit~htntttjl li<•ln~ . the hult\imc hrrn~ ""' ulnt>"t '"" ht>lll"o Inn ~. It II tl\ JlU't lllldnt!lht hd\ 11~ thr \C ~\llld IHtll' \1 ll' Ull<kl'\1 ill Th<> ll. ,mk•t" ,h,lll<ll lllo\r tlw IIHII \l'l'l 11ellu1thc 'l'(<lltd h"lt . hut thl.'lr l~tid·hut · not · hl\'•'k dch:u'c nlhl\\rtl thl·l'mHhrt" inl\1 KI\CI' \\tile~ tcn'lll\· OVP CORRESPONOENl ..__ ,........ strHk.l4 -~----------- Prell--Cross Countn Roush paces RVtoVIdory BY BUTCH Cool'lll OOOOPER@MVOAI~VT~18UN£.Ctl M TVC Ohio Dtvlalon Illm Belpre Alexander Wellston Nelaonvllle· 'lbrk Vinton County M 1111 tll.C 611 o-o ().0 ().0 ().0 o-o o-o 1-0 1·0 0.1 ().1 ().1 ().1 ' ' ·HOillltno DMelon · ~ All· Eaatern o-o 1·0 ().0 ().1 Foderel Hocking ().0 0·1 Miller ().0 ().1 Southern 11'lmble o-o 0·1 Waterford o-o o-1 Frtday'l OIIMI Gatlla Academy 35, Meigs 9 Eaatern 34, South Ga/118 7 Athene 35. Nelaonvllle·'lbrk 20 Fort Frye 34, Fedeml Hocking 6 Zan11vllle Mayavtlte 21, 11'1mbte o Shenandoah 28. Waterford 0 Belpre 28, Warren t 3 Alexander 30, Miller 0 · South Point 34. VInton Co. 8 SlturdiV'I GIIMI Berne Union 70. Southern 0 JeokaOil 28, Wellston 26 Non-league Illm All Ironton 1·0 H111nan 0·0 Wahama 0·0 OakHIII 0·1 South Gallla 0-1 Symmtt \IIIIey o-1 . l'rtclly't 0111111 E1111m 34, So\1111 Gallla 7 lront011 24, Whteltrwburg 9 Hunt. ROM 28, Symmti'VIIIey 7 Minford 28. Oak Hilt 8 Hannan, Wahama, IOl.E ' Chuckwagon Assorted Varieties 12 Pack ......1 SUNDAY' INm Boneless Pork • Suftday. Aupst 21. 2002 " Boneless Center Cut \ ' Brooks leads. Saints ~st Bencals . CINCINNATI (AP) ..... The Cincinnati Bengnls wished they hud even one quarter· buclt who looked as good os Aaron Brooks. Brooks led three crisp scor· lng drives, emphoticully out· playing . the Benaals' three competing passers, os the New Orleans Saints foiled to u 31·23 preseason ·victory Saturday nlaht. · He completed 12-of-24 For I~ yards,leadins drives to two touchdowns and afield goal. The main drama Involved the Bengols' final audition for a ~tarilng quancrbuck. Jon Kltna had his wom prei!Ca· HOn showlna. Ous Prerotte WIIH sharper lljllinst the Soints' backup defense. und Akili Smith mopped up. FANTASTIC FROIH- Ohio Statu frushmlln tllllbock Mllurlco Cl.11rett (13) branks away from Texna Tech defenders Ricky Sailor (21) and B. Johnson (20) on t1 touchdown ter ~~ Ohio Stadium S~turdoy In Columbus. (AP) · pan rt~ceptlon durin& thQ flrat qua~. OSU rolls in opener COLUMBUS (AP) - ·Evun though II wns tin unpt·ecedented gumo for 1m Ohio Stttte fresh· mnn tullbuck, Muurlcc Chu·ett ucted us if It were no big lien I. . "I ju~l wnnted lo ~n my Job und everything jusl tell Its own wuy," Clurett sulli ufter becoming the l'lrst true f'reshmun lo ever stnrt ut tallbuck In 1111 Ohio Stille seuson opener. · Clurett mme thun did his job. He rushed l'or 17' ynrds 'unci 1hree touchdowns ~~~ the Nn. 13 Buckeye~ bcnt1'exuK Tech 4~·21 Sull!rduy In the Pi11skin t'lnssk, Clmeu .~cnt·ed nn runs of .W. 41\nnd 2 ym·ds - nnd set Ulllwo nther ~hmt touchdown runs hy Lyllell R()SS ns the Bltckey~s mllcd up j IH yut·ds on the ground. Eurly In the third 4lllll'lcr; nl\cr he run untouched lhtllUI!h the right side for the 45-ynrd scme, the crowd or t 00.0:17 ut Ohio Stndlum chnnted, "Muu-l'icel Mnu-rlcel" "I'm just kind ot' soukin11 it In," Clurett snid. "It's only one ' gume. If I'm succpssful ull s~u· son, I ),luess then I cun cull myself u success." ~ven Clm·eu's tetunmttt~s ClltllC liWUY llllJ)l'CSSCd. "l-Ie's the rcnl doul," suld l[Ullr· tcrhuck C'rul11 Krenzel. "Sometimes yuu t,~eln:ct.•uits thut lii'C hit~hly {()UI~d llll(Jthey lltlll/t pun nut. His perfurmunce tuduy proved he's t'eudy to piny." Tech lJIIUrterbuck KHIT Klnjlsbut·y. tmued ns u Heismnn Tmphy contender but befudllled PltiH I l l OIU, 1• Prep SOccer Blue Devils top Defenders Bv BurcH CooPIII Rcymond. "We just weren't ere· tiling CllOUilh OpporlttnltiCH. CENTENARY - ll wu~ u We've hcon working reul hurd In dominntlng perFormnncc by m1 th~ prcseoHon on thut. I think . ever hnprovlng Oulllu Acudemy 'we're coming uround und IICI· soccer !cum over n rebuilding tingthc opportunities. . squad from cross-town Ohio "We were n little quicker thnn Volley ChriHtlun In btlth tcumH' they were In the buck, so llhlnk seaHon opener. that helped UH 11 lot todu~." Heuth Mossle booted u pnlr nl' Outlln Acodemy'H first j!Oal aouls for the Blue Devils In their · cumc at the 31:3' murk of the 4-0 victory over the Defenders flnt half when Joe Bsmoclll aot Saturday In the firHI official the boll to Tyler Boone, wllo llUme or Oallla Academy's new connected for the score. field 111 · Orecn Elementary For the next 23 mlnutcH, the School. • Defenders held the Blue Devils "I was very pleased with nur In check until Massie kicked one piny todny,'' suld Oullln lnlm ustrongshort shot to muke Acudemy hcud couch Duvc It u 2·0 IIUillC. Rcymond. '1'hcy were puKNI!ltl A t.nfnute later, the Blue the ball well, they were commu· DeviiH almost srruek agoln, but nicatlng well, they wero pluylntl Nick Pl~co's kick hit the left good defense. You ju8t cnn't nsk poNl, kecplntJit 11 2·0 lend. for unymorc thun thut for the MUNtle htid seven shots on flnt duy." aool, while Pili(;() flniHhcd wlth The Blue Devils were Oll&reH· Mix und Boone nve . slve Cln offense, out-shooting the "The first two gClnls were Defender~. ~S-3. mental mlstaket," said OVC "Last year, we hud trouble heud couch Bill Burleson. "We with our offense," sold rcully played a good 30 minutes aCOOPER~;>MYDA"YTRieUNE,COM I In the first like I thnught we cou ld do, but we wet·~ sn illcX· porlonced ut the dcfcnsiw ~nd . {Outllu Acudcmyl dldn '1 tukc 101111 IO 11i!llfC OUI thlll they CUll Nhoot It by us. We don't huvc lltQ cl!perlence l!l covet· euch other." Brody Blankenship. Cody Kelley und Luke Sw111ey cuch hud o shot for OVC. In lhc second hull'. Esmuelll fired u unuulilted shot. ut the 3':34 morlc, lncreuNiny Onlllu Acodcmy'M loud 10 3·0. , Hcuth Mottle, on un UN~INt .from Trnvlt Mussle, scored the ftnnl aoul of tho gume with I ':5 I fcl\ to rluy. OVC aon ~ecper Andrew Holcomb tlnlshed with 14 suvcs. "We're juHttuper young," Hnld Burleson. "I storted five fresh · men. I've neve1· dune thot In 13 ycon of couchlnj. It w1un'1 by choice. Two of the freshmen weren't even stnrtlng at the junior hlih level last yeor." OVC travels to South Webster Monday, while Ouillu Acodcmy will play ~~ JllCk&on Tuctday. . · t'liHSiiiRFi - l~m· Hiv~t· Vnll~y ~ross ~oumrv l:llH~h Ell Snyrll. th~ tlnly lllt'~l in dthcl' trtt~~ 1;r ~ro~~ C<lliiiU')' thut llllttt<'t'~ 1~ the llbu·kt> . llut Suytt: ~tll1 muk~ tm ~wcptllln wh~n It cnmcs' to th~ Hm·ly Bird hwilutitlmtl htl~tt'u hy Rlv~t· Valley. C'hrls Roush W\lll the meet l'llt' thQ Ruidtrs with u 1.'\llll'sc·rrcllrd time 111' 1-I : ~H. while teummute Jon: my Wllll'c (I ~ : 20) finished fll\h UN the R\~cr Vnllcy lm~s Will\ th~ meet for the nrst tlll\1) with II Sl:\ll't' lit 40,· Vinton (.'ounty (6\1) wu~ senuid, Smtih Pllint (80) third, !'allow d by Oultiu At:udtnly (81), Southern (123). Falrlunil (144) und Melas (160). "We were pointing to It," snid Suyre or the curly Bird mccl. "When we cumc hi. we kn~w the tcums we would huvc tu 11~1 ul\cr woulll bl.l Vinton Cuuuty. South Point und Clulllu A~udemy." Roush huttlcll pust S11uth llolm's Zu~k Smith 1m the finul st1'1!tdt to witt the rucr. "Chl'!s huskully threw In u ~und s\II'JI~." suld Suyre of RllU~h's finish . Smith ( 1-1:36) finished sc~tmd . Othcl' ~llltlpctiws f11r the River Vullcy boys Included Kevin Smltlt ( 111:0.1, 7th). ('hl'i> Lester ( 16:07, lOth). Kyle 1-liwly t 17:10. l~thl, Jumle . Bh11tutl (I K: IK. lit·~)). llt.'odic Cllll (I K:51i • .Wth) und lid tHe Suyt.·c (Jll: n 4C1th ). . Dunlcl Roush wus lhr tor1 i'luishcr ftll' Uulllu Acullcnty with u time nl' l~ : -l2 to finish si~th . ALso finish in)! fur th~ llluc Devils i111hc top ~o· Wl!l'e Alltli'CW Woodyunl II (l :Oii, \ltll) . Mtllt C'unulluy ilc\:-14, l~lhl. Hcuth l'ut1'kk ( IK:W. 32m!), Josh Pursons (I K:2l. ~~thl. Lvlr Rkhurds (IH:47. ,Hih). Roh~t.·t Hlllotttl\1~ 10. 42tttll. Toil 50 flnishet'N for Southern wc1'1! Atll'lln Sellet·s ( 16:06. !lthl. Cht.•ls .1\tckcr ( 17:0'i. 2-lthl. Kyle Mccs ( i 7:22. l6th). unli Josh Smith ill: I~. 41)th). Fot.' Mcl!!N, (lrunt A1'110l1l ( 16:-l0.14th). Adum Pln~s (19:11, 43rlll unll Mutt O'BI'icn \lli : l~. 44th). Oullltt Academy's Suru Wisemun d1Jtnlnutcd the jlirls ruce with u time of 15 : ~ I, heutinl! her old course record of I(') : I0 mtd finishing wuy uheud of sc~und · plu~c flni~1lcl' Stu1·r Emmc11. who cume ucmss ut the IK:04 murk . Oulllu Acudemy (I~) wun Ihe ~ll· is till~. while River Vulley (44) wus MCCl)nd und Southct.'n (6ll) finished third. Also fur Oufllu Acudllm~. LlncJ~ey Culdwcll wus sixth with u time 111' 19:21. l'llllowed hy Nlkl McKinnlss (20:34, 13th), Kurl Adkins (~() : -l7, 14th), Tll'funy Sunders (20:~3. ISih). t\•ut.·tncx Lewis (22:52. 24th) und Ruche! Wulkt:w (23:31( 27th) . Sul ly Attur wus the ttlll runner for the Ruldcrs • flnlshfng ninth, thh·d ln the tcum cl>lll)lelltion. with u time of 111 :4\1, while Bmlly l.uwson (21 : 17) wus 17th. Kelsey linlllnasworth (22:0H , 20th). KryHtul Adkh1s (23:03, 2~th). Kdly Ireland (24:53, 31st l und Kuyln Adkins (27: t II. 34th), . "The girls didn't d11 too bud In the rttce:· .1uld Suyre or his girls Ulltlll . "The)' Stlll'ICu out slow mtd didn't retilly build nn thut. We hud u lui of flrst·tlme runnerPI." · F(t.r S011thcrn. Amy Lee (22:24) finished 22ntl, followed by Brook11 Kiser (23: 18 26th), Ashley RouMh (24:21, 30th), . Jordun Nela1cr (2~:4!1. 33rd), Ashton Brown (28: 12, 36th), Chclsu Smllh (31 :I H. 8th) and Nicole McDaniel (32:3!1. 39th). · Meigs hud u couple of runners In Shunnon Soulshy, who tlniNh d 111'th with u time or 18:37, itnd Andrco Burdette (21 :31, 19th). Onlliu A~nllemy won the lmys junior hl&h meet, while Vinton County wus thli junior hlah glriK churn pion~. Korey Thomp~on (7:32> of VInton County won the boyH Junior hlyh lndlvlduol honors and Juckson's Brittany Chrl8tlun (11:,9) w s the top girl. I· \ ' �Sunda~August25,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant Sunday, August 25, 2002 Nebraska ·cheerleaders keeping.feet on ground Schilling: power pitcher with uncanny control ' m.c LINCOLN. Neb. lAP\ Kcllic !1,1\\'tit~m <.k1esn't !eel much chc-erin11, even with the c'\1111'1!1' l{l\llbull 'eu,on • PHOENIX (AP)- While all of baseball worries a\l<lut a dtl)' :1\\ ") . strike, Curt Schilling keeps throwing !hem, Hi11h ·llyinj). acmhutlcs and . in 208 innings, the Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher has tumble' "''t\1'~ the end r.me struck out 259 batten and walked just 20. are thiW btl!lne\1 for "He has more wins than walks, for God's sukc." catcher Nebt'll~ku \ .:hcerle~tder~. A Damian Miller said. "That's ridiculous." new polky at the school pruSchililng always has been a power pitcher with pinpoint hiblts \lll'·the-gt\lttnd stunts to · conttol, but his mastery of the strike zone t'Cduc'l' injuries, has never been better. Over his last si;l . ~one :1re back nips, ·tllmstans the right-handed half of Arizona's blml!, h\s,in!l umJ pyramids, ' pair ~f aces ~as 54 strikeouts tlfld two "It\ just '! bit~ dis<~ppoint · walks, t\lcnt, CSill.>.:mlly ns loolball "It's command,'' Schilling said, "Con~l scuson ttppl'llltdtes," suid is the ability to throw strikes. Ill the b1g Bo\\11\tlll, the senim co-cupleagues, everybody has conttoL Command lttin ,,r Ncbruska's Spirit is the ability to throw quality strikes. And. Sqti:tll, "Chcct'lcudin!l hus when you add preparation to command, l~cn more thut just stundin11 good things will happen." tht't'C wnvin!l, .ll\llllpoms, We .___ _ _• That command was on display as never WC!'C seen more us ttthletes." klllllhll before in the first four innings of Lust yeur. Nebm~ku ttgreed NIGATIVE QHOST RIDER, THE PATTERN IS FULL - Nebraska cheerleaders practice new·rou- Wednesday tliJiht's 11-2 victory over Cincinnati. Sch.illing ''' u $2 , I milliun •cttlemcm tines at the Schulte Field House In ~lncoln, Neb, the Corn husker cheerleaders will be taking an (ll-4) threw hfs flt!Jt 13 pitches for strikes. He didn't throw with u former cheerleader pur- oltHashloned approach to spurring on croWds this football season. The days of hlgh-fiylng acro- a ball until he faced the second batter in the third ·inning. batics and tumbling across the end zone are over because of. the school's new policy that nlytcd in n PNI'l tlcddent. Through four Innings, he had a perfect game with'23 strikes . Nnw the Cornhu skcrs' requires>cheerleaders to keep their feet on the ground . (AP) in 26 pitches. • , fcnmlc dtcctkudcrs will be In 23 of his 28 starts, Schilling has walked one or fewer limitt'il hi tlnndn~ anti hold· butters, Fourteen times he has wa""ed none. in11 si11ns. Men wtll curry the surety guidelines for high "I reuli1.c that items of this . "It was just a little fruslratSchilling has a compact-disc library of every pitch he's hi ~ red "N" 11ug and shout school and c·ollcgc sqmids , natut~ don't seem very impor- ing that the people who were · thrown to a mt\)or-league hitter, His laptop com~uter is a or the 25 college and high tant now," Tranghesc wrote. making the decisions had constant companion, and he studies every batter s tenden· dtccrs thl\mtth megaphones. Duh· is the only, other school cheerleaders who have "However. uncntion to this never been to one of our pruc· cles over and over. He also has -notebooks filled with D1 v!ston I ~ch,oul to '!npusc been injui'Cd set'iouslv since type tif situation today could tkcs to see how we minimize records of oeponent's tendencies, He even keeps track of ~lnulur restnrtmn~ on !Is all· 1990, 17 recovered 1ir were prevent a future tmgcdy as the risks.'" she suid. , each umpire s strike zone, ·lcmule S11uml. uccnrdt,ng to ·expected tunmke a fullt-ecov- well as ututccessury litlga- Cheerleuding couch Kris "We talk all the time about his preparation," Arizona Jim L•ll'tl. c~ccutlve dt~c.tor cry, according to Lttrd \ tion." Baa.:k said the initial disap- manager Bob Brenly said. "I think tie's even tuken that to nf the Amet~cun Assoctutt\)11 gl'oup. In the sumc time pcri - ·Nehntska dtccrlcadcr Tracy 'pointmcnt over the new .no· another level this. ~eat. He seems to be able. to anticipate ol Chccrlcudmg Couches and od. the orguniz.ution suid , Jensen was paruly1.cd in Ill% stunt policy hus faded , whut bitters nre go1ng to do before they even get In the.batAlh'ISors, , there were 2 8~ slmih1r aner she bmkc her nec·k while althou gh ·two male squad ter's box against him." . · · " It wus ~cfinlt7ly a concern, Injuries to college and high pmcticing a htmdsprin g, members transferred to other Over. the last two seasons, counting the postseason, Jensen nnd the university schools. Nebl'llsku ts ?bvtously u lu!l!e sdtool football players. Schllllna Is 47·10 overall and 20·1 against NL West oppo· Big Bust Cnmmlssionct' reached u scttlcincnt thut did "A couple of people were ,dmn,l und, lulrly intlue,nttal. nents. He Ia 21-4 overall this year and could unseat teamcs~\Cct.\llly 111 tl~c nreu ot ath· Mkhucl . Tt'ut~ghese sent .u not determine who \VUS legul- really, really traumatized but mate Rlndy Johnson to win bis first Cy Young Award. by the lime the tryouts came lc11cs. Lm'd smd, memo to conlerence uthlettc ly liuble. Schllllng reached 21 victories In Arizona's 126th game, the Bowman said her squad they were all ranng to go," The Bil! Eillst Conference directors reminding them to fastest to do so slt\et Bob Welch did it in 124 games for mudc u point of teuching ndhere ro snfety guidelines set t:t~es precautions and prac· Banck' said. "It turned out a Oakland In 1990. No National League pitcher has reached chccrlcullct's about sttfcty, up by the chcerleuding coach- tices ' re~ulurly un(ler strict whole lot better th1111 I thought 21 so quieklr· since Steve Catlton of Philadelphia accom· it'would." Lord's oi'I!Unizution sets es' group. . . safety gl11dellnes, pllshed it ln 19 games in 1970. Schilling said his experience in last year's ,World Series, when he und Johnson were co-MVPs In the D1amondHacks' seven-game win, taught hiru that he could be even better. ·. $chlllltig dOeS it with a fastball that hit 97 ruph Wednesday night, combined with a split-finger fastball and STArt RE~onr (Lakeview, OH) give the Redwomen ship tllld have the talent to produce .a breaking b~. His pitqhes usually find the black edge of the plate. 'Rarely do they come across the middle, RIO GRANDE ~ The 2002 hurriers plellly of potentiul for this year strong outings. From May 8 to June 8, ~chilling faced 165 batters - a Unlvet'sity of Rio Clrunde women's und und beyond. Red-shirt freshman ·Brian Hill span of 44 lnilq!IS - · without Issuing, a wlllk. He has men's l'mss country squuds ure reudy for Stickel. u high school teammate of (Caldwell, OH) has worked hurd over allowed 19 home nJI'Is, one fewer than h1s walk total, and u 11cw seuson to comntence, 1'he group Wolfe's, Is un established distance run- the summer and according to Willey is in most of them are solo shots. · . of seven wornen und ner, Nugle, u former rugby player, brings the best of shupe of his career, Only Johnson; with 263, has more strikeouts thtlfl t\lne men have set I!OUis toughness to the tenm , "She's tough , you -"When you have people in that capacSchilling this seaso11. Onl~ Chicago's injured starter Jon for the upcoming cum- tulk ubout grit, she's got it, und she'll be ity nnd they've done their homework," Llebet has fewer walks per nine innings _, 0.8 ~o ' pnlgn thnt, if achieved, one of those thut will surprise u lot of Willey suid, "We're excited with what we • · Schilling's 0.9. will have Rio Grnnde in people," Willey suld, · see with our men, us welL" for some nutionul recog· Morgun Is In her t1rst of competition It could tuke some time for the team to A 3·10·1 strikeout-to-walk ratio ".is considered really good," Miller said, · nitlon, uller huvit~ to set out lust seuson due·to {;'ell, however. Scott Littrell is battlinu "We set down with " Schilling's ratio Is 13-to·L euch uthlete und usked un ankle It ury, Robinson is the s\.ster of ack from injury and illness, Fogle \hem 10 look ut curly Jim Robinson, u tllember of the men's missed ull of lust seuson with an ubdom· squud, inal strain and Boyles spent the summer h seuson goaIs an d t C!l "\Ve should have seven Sll'ong ladies, primur\ly race walking, Ue competed in aoy111 the uhimute goul ul the end ot' the seuson of we're pretty excited ubout the upcoming the U.S. Championships in June and will ~ · " seuson," Willey added, miss some time in October, competing Itow I.ust thcy wou ld .Ilke to ..""runnmg, "I think we've got fout' (runners) that's for the American team ut the World sukl Grande Heud Couch ' h'tps m ' Rome. Bnh lonl!tlme Willey. "IRio lhink euclt person did u goitlg to be up towards· tl1e I'I'Otll ol' tl1e Cl Htmpmns very gooJ job. well thought out, If they puck: we just need to have that closer for Willey also has stepped up the caliber are uhlc to do llmt (reuch the gouls set) ihe fifth person. I think by the end of the ol' competition that both squads wiH face then we're going to muke a lot of noise," season we'll huve thut person." this season, "Some of the meets we're l'hc women will be unchored by u trio The Redmen reiurn nine runners from going into this year are u little more stout of t'~lltrnlng runners In juniors Amunlln the 2001 cumpni~n , including unc red- thun whut we've done in the pust," he Wolfe (Luncustcr, 01·1> und TiiTuny shirt freshmunund u red -shirt senior. said. "We're trying to get some recogniFoglc (M<t~ksburg , OH) nnd red ·shirt . Seniors Tim Sykes (l.uurclville, OH), lion , to get some raters to look at us, sophnmnt'c Ueutlter Muce (Lol!un, OU) , Scollttt1ll Murc Littrell (Baltimore, OU) because to get to the National "Euclt of them hus put in the milcuge und Josh Fogle CMucksburtil OH) ure Championships you have to win your thutthcy needed to this sltmmer." Willey reportedly in outstanding ~hapc und region: it's going to be tough to win the suid , All tht'ee ure t'eportedly in tt'emeti· ulong with junior Mullhew Boyles Rcginn (IX) so we have to try to get an 2002 BUICK l111lls shupe und t'eud~ for the seuson . (Tuppers Plulns, OH) will be expected to ut-lurge bid, so we're going to get out to 4-"Thcy huve litHIC thctr .homework und unchor the squud, some different meets where they can see REGAL we're excited ubout thut ," "They constantly suy in this sport that us." Leather Packlllle Fmu· new fuces rnund out the roster for you win with juniors und senior.~. I think Rio Grande will begin the season, Muat See 2002, Heidelberg trunsfer Amundu thut's .in most programs ," Wille~ suid, August 31 at the Muskie Early Bird Stickel (Stoutsville, OH) comes to Rio . "We have the juniors und seniors.· . Meet at Muskingum College, with u lot of \lromlse, Freshmen Beutrke Juniors Jim Robinson (Lukcvicw. Rio Gnmde will huvc only one home Mnt'!lun (Clllllpulis, OH), Duwn Nagle OU), Kyle Brookover (Columbus, OU) meet . this year, the annual Rio Cl't'c .~ ton, Englund) und Billie Robinson und Bryun Jones pmvidl! veteran leader- lnvitalinnal, October 5. Rio Grande harriers tune-up for 2002 HOT· HOT· HOT SUMMER DEALS! •14,500 The place to find your local_sports Attention Coaches. High .school coaches and/or statisti. cians need to get th~ir game information to the Tribune Monday through · Thursday before 11 p.m.• for the following days' edition. Anything sent in the morning will not get in that days paper. Also, deadlines for the new Saturday edition, which will begin publication Aug. 24, will be 10: 15 p.m. Call you sports news to 446-2342, ext. 21; fax it to 446-3008 or e-mail it to sports@ mydailytriburie.com. at:rtbune yield in o on ng project will migrations APPLE GROVE, W.Va. - ters on four species - sauger, where they were tagged, but a Fishermen along the Ohio, walleye, white bass and hybrid few fish have really moved." Kanawha tlfld South Branch · striped bass. Each of the four try 0' Bara says. "For example, one rivers have been catching fish to migrate u!l and dqwn the lish was tagged at the Willow with little orange plastic tubes river, but the fish often find their Island Dam (near Saint Marys). stuck in them. progress blocked by lock-and- and was caught in the Not to worry, though. The dam complexes. Allegheny River above .tubes are just tugs, put there by "By the end of the study next Pittsburgh. Another was tugged :fisheries biologists who want to spring, we 'll have 8,000 fish at the Markland Dam between :know ~ow far the fish traveled tagged," O'Bara says. "When Ohio and Kentucky, and ended ·before 11 was caught. . · anglers catch those fish. hope- up at the Racine Dam (near Division of Natural fuUy they'll report the catch .to Mason)." Resources ofticials launched . us, and we'll be able to deter- )'lach tag - 1111 orange plastic the tag~ing project last fall on mine how far those fish have' tube injected into the lish's the Ohto and Kanawha. and traveled." scaly skm near its dorsal fin :then spread the stud,Y to the Fish have been tagged lrom bears an identification number :South Br.mch this spnng. Both the Ohio's New Cumberland and the address of the original·projects are designed to chart Locks along West Virginia's ing oftice. Tags implanted by :fish movements along the Notthem Panhandle all the way West Virginia crews have the waterways, · downstream to the J.T. Myers address of the DNR's Chris O'Bara, the biologist in Locks between illinois and Parkersburg oftice imprinted on -charge of the study, says the · Kentucky. In the Kanawha, fish them. · :study has kept tagging crews have been . tagged at the 0' Sara says anglers fonunate :busy. · London, Marmet and Winfield enough to catch a tagged fish · "So far, on the Ohio River Locks, should record when and where :atone, crews from sill states Four hundred tags have been the lish was caught, the tag have tugged more than 4,000 returned so far in the Ohio- number, and whether the fish ·lish," he says. "On the South · Kanawha project's tirst eight was released or kept.: Anglers :Branch, we've tagged 700 months. . who repon the information to :fish." "Most of the fish caught have the DNR get a baseball cap that i The Ohio River project cen- been found in the general areas · identifies them as part of the Ohio River Fish Tagging Survey. · The South Branch project differs from the Ohio and Kanawha studies because it concentrates on a single species - smallmouth bass. ' "We want to see if the South Branch's smallmouth move in and out of the two catch·anQ· release zones we manage," O'Bard says. "We also want to detennine the degree of exploitalion on smallmouth bass - the total number harvested versus the total number caught." Sofar,anglersliaveretwned50 of the 700 tags implanted in South Brnnch smalimouths. Both projects are part of DNR officials attempt to build a foundation of research-based knowledge before they make m*r management decisions. 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(AP) - Ron Frazier has a knack of getting in the way, The speedy Frazier smoth· ered five punts or field goals for Shepherd College as a freshman last seusun and hopes to have similar success this year for the Rams• who are · picked to win the West , Virg in ia Conference Frazier title. A team that dol)linated the conference Jn the late 1990s returns its starting quarterback and running back. but stoppinll opponents iS' usually what wms champi· onshtps 111 an otherwise high scorinllleague. . . · Fraz1er is definitelr a stopper. whether on spectal teams or.atlinebacker. "I guaranlee vou we see that MAN ON THE SPOT .- Shepherd linebacker Ron Frazier. top, sacks the West VIrginia Tech every . dar If they turn him quarterback last season, Frazier blocked five· punts or field goals as a freshman last season. loose. he s blocking a bunch He hopes to have similar success this year for the Rams. who are picked to capture the West .of them . That's Fl weapon." Virginia Conference title. The linebacker also led his team with 71 tackles. (AP) said Shepherd coach Monte Cater. Shepherd hopes to get some with 1.146 yards, The senior · A second-team all-state talent in that area," Frazier selection at Gaithersburg said. "I just try to be where momentum of its own. The follow s in u long line of talHigh School in Rockville, the coaches tell me at the right Ram s haven't won the league en ted Shepherd running backs championship since 1999, the that annually ranked among Md.. Frazier posses ses a time. · quickness more reserved for "Now I'm looking forward lust of three straight crowns. - the best in Division II. wide receivers . He's been to blocking twice as much this · Fourth-year starter Joel Cater needs four victories to Gordon needs just 1,165 tie the school record of 104 timed at 4.38 seconds in the year.'' 40-yard dash , a gift that gives That thought will · leaves yards passing to · become· set by Walter Barr from 1971 him a decisive edge in rushing opponents quaking for sure. Shepherd's career leader. He's to 1985. a kicker. But blocking kicks isn''t hi s thrown f~r 53 touchdowns L<~st year . . Shepherd fin · and just 18 interceptions. ished tied with Fairmont State The 5-foot-11. 203-pound ultimate high . Lost to graduation is Jason for second place behind Frazier blocked three punts "My favorite thing to do is and two fields goals lust year, hit. I love it," said Frazier, Dirting, the school's ail-time champion Glenville State. one of which was recovered who led the team with 71 leading receiver, but sopho- _ Glenville State is picked by by a teammate for a touch- tackles , "Uit somebody. it ' more Jamal Gardner (38 league coaches to finish secdown, changes the whole game. I catches. 468 yards) hopes 10 ond in 2002. followed by' Two of the blocks came in ·. feed off of it. The team feeds fill some of that void thts sea- WVU-Tech. Fairmont State, one game against St. Joseph; off of it If you give some- son. West ..Liberty, West Virginia Travi s Lyrrch won the Wesleyan, West Virginia State · "Last year was the first time body a good shot, it stops league's 2001 rushing title and Concord, I tried to use my speed and their momentum." 1998 GRAND PRIX d01101 fT'IOI'II Call (740) 446·2342 TODAY .Frazier retumlng Shepherd to prominence GoHToumey and CNN, PIUI, ln·town Wilking rout11 end motor rout••· Muet bl dtpendebll end hiYI dtpendebtt trenepor1etlon. Ott your neme on our polentlel cerrler lletl Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla • Point Plea..nt . · 1998 NISSAN 4Door niCE REDUCED •10,900 ~,._,DIHW, tj9lfl!l bllt:l 0'1 MIDillll' ror- 1.~. ~~~ •c-=1or;;) w~ • MIGd CIIIIH ltlltlt ........... .-.. ·-=-........... _.... - _____ . .__,__ . . . . -.. _ ~'""'l~tt•u• "'""'-!"'··· d: rt, OH 41110 112·2111 ••DOING JIWILAY .. ICTU .....GALLI ..V Ill\ II N1lwudo M ,t kt ~ 1 ,_. ..!!3IIIC. 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Molo {Loiter 10·101 at Colorado Tmonto (Miller 4-4) a1 Bal11more (JOhlliM 4-9), t ~6pm (Noagle 7-71. 3:05p.m Montreal ('lal:quez8·10) a1 San franoitco Oakland (Har~ng 5-3J at Detroit(Marou' &· 6), 2'06 p m tSchml<!t a•6J. 4:oa p.m. Chicago Cube tClitmbrano ~-41 01 Minn!liota {Lonoo 11·71 at Kanaao City {AOQnoio 2·41. ?:Q6 p.m. Arlron• (Johneon 18·4), 4 36 p.m Florida {Pennv 6·41 ol San Diogo {Tomko Tampa Bov {Konno<ty 1-61· at Chicago Whllo SOl< {Cllo,or H). ~ : Oo p.m. NJ, 5:08 p.m. · Allanla {MOIO H i at Loa Angotoo (lohll Mona•V'• Qam" t3·6). 610 p.m.' Teu• at N.V. Yank"'· l :M p._n1 . Anah&lm a1Boa1on, 7:05 p m. Mondoy'l Oom" Chicago Cull• at Milwaukee, 8:06 p.m. Oot~t II Cltlltl~~d, 7•08 p.m. San Franolaoo at Colorado. 9:06 .p.m. Oaklanct at Kana_, Cllv, ~ Ofi p.m. Arizona at LQI Angelea. 10:10 p.m. Toronto a1Chicago Whllt SOl<, & : o~ p.m. .-tumy'll oa,.. Cincinnati I, HoYIIO!I ~. II lnntnao Dunn's 2-run homer I Clndnnati past Houston HOI)STON (AP} ~ h uh.ln 't · mttHer \\) A1lt~n1 Dunn thut he wa~ playin111n hi~ hometl\wn S~;~turllay. "I dl\ln't Ctll'll If I wa~ In Sau~li rlll">lt~." he ~al\1. " I didn't cur~> whoft' I wu~ . I ,i 11 ~1 h"1l to ~ot '0111 of th"t shunp," D11nn. in ).for-41 slump. hit u twll·ntn · h1mwr Tom Gordon In tht> lith h111ln~ 11s th11. Cinch1nt1tl Rods boill tho Ho11.shm Astto~ !1·3 tCl ond ll 11ve· 911 1110 lo~i n » ~l ft'uli. . . D11nn didn't ~\urt Frh.h1y, e nt ~ri n g in the sixth innh111. He wenl l·for-5 Sut11rduy, "I ft~lt us good as I httVe 1111 ye11r 11\II"Y·" he sul\1 , " I WllS Sl.lelnlj lhl.' hillljlll\1\l. It wus the first time In two m1•nlhs thut I felt ~1111d . Hop!ll\tlly. those sl~ innings nft' yesterd11y he lp~d nw. I wus sH1rtln11 tn swing nt pitches 1· don 't 11\lt'mully swln~ uL T\lday I wn• just more relttKed," Miulitllll!' lh•ll Rmme ''IHIId toll the dlt1'1lr\ll1(.'\l, "I think thut si~ lnnln!js 11ff did help him," h\l suld. "Ue wus ''ulmer yester\lay nnd tndny so, hopol\tll y. he'll h(l ull 1'111ht. D111111 Is nn uu!suuullng plu~er. lie hns u ce llinll llYN th\1 tll(1011 '" Onnlon ( 1·2\ wits mukln9 hi s se~omt upptHII'lln~ ~ ,,n· sh\~e he Thur~d~· Cuh~ . Wll~ ~~~QIIifl!\1 t'or' the ChiCIIiO "I d1111 ' t li.now Dunn thllt well.'' Oorll\111 ~11111 . "I think I've only l'ace\1 him un~ 1\t 1wlve. I thQughl I 11111d 11 11011d plt~h. B11t »m!d hitters lift' ne1•er p.olng to sHty \luwn t\lr llllli·" M11na~er Jlmy Williams wmtl\ln t t'tmh Ollrdon. · "It wt~s n lml»b gilnw.'' Williams Silid. "W1.1 phchlld well llut thllYJ~I\Ql\e~l hetter when 1hey hll to.'' Austin 1\eut·ns. who htl\lu three-run honwr In th\1 11rst lnnlni, ~~ n~l ed with two 11u1s In the II th hot'mo Punn followed with his first home t'llll ·since Au~ . ~ ut Cohmu.ln. P tti\IW Ot'IIV\!S (:\.,,) ttllnwed one hit In 3 l·3 shulmll lnnln~s . Chwh11111tl stoppild u five-gume lllslnll strouk u11d tl sel•il!l •lllll11e mmt l\1sln11 sll't.'\lk, slt'l1s stnrtilt' Wude Miller tl~(l hi s stmsnn hl11h wllh nine strlkt;l\IUts , ullow· ln11 thrt>e mns und seven hits In · sevil n lnnlnlJs. Mllltlf, who heut the Reds <In Mnnduy In Cl nclnmtll. hus wnn el~ l\t c(•nse,·utlve 1lecisiuns since July 7. Cl ndnnutl 's Jimm y Huynes lltii'O .up Uu-ee runs und seven hils In 6 2·~ lnnln!js. lit> Is ll·2 wHh u .111 hl~ IMI l\1\lf "lth 11 fmll'lh · lnnh1lJ. sll1ttl~ It 1\ltth~hc•l tim to11m s~n~1111 :\'"'"'~· 111\l.'e Ocr~mi\11 hit hi~ hllJ.h wt h~ Wnl'\l t'r\\m j)til )4th h\111\\lf h\ thll hi\IHIIII I~ -~11. '" t't'tll~ 111»»h' ~\ll · htlll'. 1111\1 Hou~lt\ll tlc\1 the hh \t-Utti hl»h 14th \l\\lt-1~ ~1:\\ft' on rm1·~~:mln~ ~In· h11~1' In th>.'. Wll'ttth hm\11~.' » Ill~ \1 D11ryle Wllf\1 111 tho '" With n \'1\111 11 \\1' .I·U~il. ft1urth un\1 8ot.,l11111\ In the thl.' A~tfl.l~ """' \\\\'1' ~ mil· li\11\ hi ll\llllt' lllll'llll<ttt~~ 1\n• ~CI'Il11lh, N11t1.1~ : Jl.'t't' On~woll till! ~1\lh' \lt'tlltjlll '"'1,\\li O~IO lld Od hi~ ~\lli~OII ·hl».h (.,},(1,1(1, lilt)), hlttln~ ~lft'ul:. tn 15 ~llt\1\ls :\.66 ~R NATIONAL .SPECIALTY LINI Annmmces I he open in~ of . PARKERSBURG TREATMENT CJI:N'I'KR 400 Berrys Run Rontl Pnrket-sburg. W 2t\ I04 Osu on eight auernpts. · Brown uiso led the RuiderN in receiving with one cutch for 48 yunls, f1omP1pa1 Jeremy Stroud .led the River Vulley defense with ry five (lifferent limes in !he seven (uckles, six unassisted. second half. · River Valley travel s tCl But, on every occasion. the Wellston on Pnduy. Raiders defense slopped the Panthers in their !racks Rlv•r Yltlty 14, 8outh11111rn 8 three times the RV defense Aivor VOIIey · 0 1 0 7 - H forced fumbles, once u Scuttleutern 8 0 0 0 - '.0 lurnovcr-on-dClwn s, and once loo,lng lumm•rv RV forced Southeastern to ""' Ouortor 8B - Joromy Dolly 18 run (PAT tollod) punt. ltoond Pollowing a shorl punt of AV - Ouortor Allon Urown 41 PIH from Jooy four yards by Southeastern, Grohom (John Poloyn kltll<l8:42 . the Raiders added to their ,ounh Oultltr AV Allen Brown 10 run {JOhn ~olovn lead on a I6-yard run by klok)4:31 Brown . John Polcyn added the extra reoinl , which gave T11m ltotlolloo River Val ey an eil!ht·polm Flrot Downo ~ •: lead . with 4:31 Jell in the A"ohot·Vord• 34·123 3U· I:JI! game. Pa..lng vardt 1111 to~ Olnh a huTJtb~ck pass ,!rom . ~~:!f~~~;nt . "t:i~ M c ae 1 r~mer to I ony PO!IOiiiefoV•rda 3·30 ' 4·3~ Young, wht ch nelled 40 Fumblo~oLof! 3·2 9·2 yards, the Panthers made Punt•·~'g O.:JCI e-24.7 their finultrip into Raider ter· tndlvlduollt.llollao ritory at the RV 17' ' Auohlng - AV: Allen Brown 18-72-t ' Once again, the Raiders Joey Grohom 9·21 , Joromy Stroud 3·8. forced Junk 10 fumble, and Jooa11 Word 3-9, Jooh Womoley H. SE.Joromy Ootty 18-ftB. I, MlchoelTrainor . Dant fell on it to seal the vic· H2. TomrnyWoodo 8·25, Chrlo Junk 7+ tory for the Raiders. Q) • The Raiders amasseu 123 Puolng - RV:Jj>ey Orohom 3·8-2·1111· 1, 5E, Chrlt Junk H+oa-c. Mloh-fl rushing yards on 34 carries, Trainor t·loC·.fO.O led by Brown who ran for 72 ' -•Jng - RV: Alltn erown Ht·t. yards on 16 altcrnpts . Ailey Rloo 1·43, J11t1t. 1'11ra toG: ae: Graham threw tirr 99 yan.h TonyVounQ 3·BB, Jtromy Dtlly 1·10 Streak 3:: the Y!lltl'. t-Ie grndumed fmm yn1tls on 12 ~mTi es In the l'lrst hlllli school in December nnd · hnlf, hnd seven curries for 71 onrolled 111 Ohio Stute for the ynrlls In the pel'lod. wlnt~r quurter so he cnu\(lgn · Ue nlsn ondod up us tho thrnu11h sprint~ drill s with 11111 Buckoyos' lcudln~ recelvet' leum. . with fnur ~ul~ht!s for 30 lie cnrrled four times fm yurds. 10 ynrds nnd cnught nn s. "There's no quesllon thm yurd pns~ for 11 t'lrsl dnwn!tS Mtlttl'lco h11s 111'0111 nblllty," !he Buckeyes tollk n 7-0icud Ohln Suue on11ch Jim Tressel on their 11rst pussesslon nn Mtld. t-Ie nddod, "I think we Ross' 2·yttr\l run. htlve lht'll\l IIUXS who Ctlll Clnrell broke 1w11 httml ltun1111 In there . ' !uckles ttl the line ttml fmlt.\ht Kretw.ol wus ulmus! rtuw· ut'f Tech's Juselo llunsun the less. cumpltllln~ II ol' 14 flnnl 10 ynrds un n ~IJ.y urd puss11s l'or 118 yurds und t'Un· l'un thm mnde It 14·0. nlnl! for 34 yurds - three Ohio S!ute ulso scored ontt more th11n Tech' s loudlnl! Ross l·yttrd dive, h11ckup !'usher. gu~tn e rllttck Senti Much hud heen mudo McMullen's l·ynnl keepet' 11hnur1 huw t~nndThch's puss· und Mike Nu~ent 's 4~·yurd In~ yumu wus - und lmw 11eld yuul. muny ~lll llNiinn murks the Kln11sl1ury's lut e llluch· llucke~es hn(l up fmnt ttnd In . dnwn pusses covered ~6 unci theh' oll'enslvolinckt'lel\1. :14 yurds !o WQs Welker. "I feh the physkul fuclors Ahencl 21· 7 m Ihe hnlf, the would .he In mu· 1'11vor tllul Buckeyes pulled nwuy hy · thul If we 1111111 chnnce to out· scnrln~ (111 ench of their lluee hit them we wmtld," Trussel lhlrd-quut·ter possessions. sul>l. "And we diu ." Clttrell, whn lJUinbd 11\tl Yet this h what adler \\1 dc,pcr· )01111!! jiU~' th.tt h•t' <'Illite' up 111 .t otely wanted "hen he a'~ed the lnntt ltme tmtl h''' !!"' a lnt ''' r;t\\ Wool Brothers this 'pring ftlr an talent ." RuJu '""' "It,.·, '""II!! eatly h!lease hom hi~ l~mtmct. he\ ,· hampttl~ :11 th~ h11. h,.·, .1 lhn\\' Wt~rnt~, but VIlli's Is lett hill nnlshes this ~ar nttil ~its 24th m the Rud.l'~ tt\1111\\l't e plte Ill lh.~m~r polms. l~uu~~ II\) hllll11 simi 111 sign 5,1\ller. t:or 1\\l\SI uf his thur s :~sons In Willi 1:>1\le lt\l'l'ett 111 his otli\'r car, Wlns\\Jn Cup. there's been t1 ~~ater "'-~s onlv Wllnitd two ~ams, . ln~~st .In l'ihn rehashlt't! the 11lt!ht Stl S~tdler wm sttp 11\1\.1 the se II he sat in the ~rass at ooth Boston •~ 1W\~1)11, but liS ul now. the ti\r Is (VII.) Speedway and at\\ ~s many ~wlt..:hhll to No. 31! llcl:t~use <ll' " lx•l<\~nn bu~rs as h <."'lUid. pemtlnll ~pllt with Thlmto- Pnrt of the t'a~-chltltioo Is hearillj! ltll\1\\llt\1!, tilt {)11\y sptiiiStll' the floN him tell the siiiiJ' In his dlstlntl ht1~ ewr had. . lq!lnh1 dritwl, ne~>er sklmplt\1! otl DUTh.rent 11111\\ber, \IHl'e~nt spon· the details. sor - but ~~~~~~ e~~tmltlt\s fur " . ·But Yutes will surely expe(t 1~111 thnt Is u~ ltl 1'\lnllh't! up Sadli!r to ba.'Ome 100~ thBn the fl'ont, . "Bol\l~nu llurger Boy." The prob\i!m Is thut Sudler, so t\1r. "l ~~ like there will be more Is 11\lt, p~ssu~ on me next ~ar \\J perfonn He w11s su~:t-essl\tl "" the Bus~:h lhl\tt there evtr has tlee11. and that's series, 1 limh\ll flvt mt~s itnd fuur l!<lhW to bre 11 tolll!h deal to swnl· pol~s h1 two scllsot\s, llut slt\ce row,' he sttld. "l know how L"'lnlpet· makh\ll the jump \\J Whiston Cup In hl~>e they 1\~, they Wl\nt to win 1999, \he ~suits hl\l'e not been liS races. I knllw how ~"'liYI~tltlvc lmn. l!ood. · . l 'II need to come In '" and ~ally be He SI.'Of'l'd his only t np vh:tory ut IOCusoo week·ln nnd week-out to Qr\st\ll Mlltor Spee.lw"Y In Mtll\'h· notoli\y run uR front but try to t~etln ltltl I. . · Vh:toey Lune. · 11 DEMEROL OXVCONTIN CODEINE OXVCODONE PERCOCET HVDROCODONE VICODIN PERCODAN DILAUDID · MORPHINE LORTAB HEROIN l~ml~ hvl\n tl~ t~lh~» · wmoo. i~ ~till llt.~e\1 on Probtlbly nlw~s ' can ''-'' It'\ hi, J~\il'C (<I h.: ;I l'h,IIIIJ111'11 that ha, the. rc't nt '.tic' R.ll'illf e\citetlahl,ut '""~"'~ ''llh S·.tdl~t Among them '' ,.,,." d11d Mkhael "Fat had.. \h'\" a ln. who~e n:lattt'll'htp 1\.itlt Rlt,ld lm' I!OIIC lhml 1\lll'lll .tntl !rt~thli! hi 'trlc!ly pmfc"inn,tl thl\ '~'""'l "' tensiot) neai-1 y tnt\' the It'll Ill .tp.irt. Sadler will h.: !h~ !n11ng,.,, dmcr McSwain ha' ,., cr '"II ~i·d "11 h .md the {WU hU\C Uit\':td\ hit II nit "'To get ~um~\lll~' \\ h11 h.'" the- t-c~ or your 11\t'l it's ·not wm'lh 111\lchunt"t." do with the this mooth. tll'e CI'U)'I' 1WM erylna." Why lt·w n IVtlttld tuke such tt Irvtll\ won IS Winston Cup It's ~~~ thr® Y\IW'S sh1~-v Whut would )'I)U Ilk\! I() 00\.'01\1• risk with u witt tmd tm h1l'unt In 31 ~ starts between lrvun. now *3. dlli:lded tlmt dri· pUsh with your rewvery'r" said dnughtcr ut hum~ I~ nut so dlnl· ruces I~87 und I999 tttld eumed more . Vh\11 II 75Q.hll1'5t!pl\WI' stack lrvru\, whO t'elldlly ttdmlls h.ls cult to undcrstuntl. Cull h thllll $11.~ million. His cureer ~ur utlk>tttlt-tk!f'ylllll spi!l!tls wns sh\lrt·\t\nl\ tnotooey Is "pretty hunultl nuttll'l!, Achlcvh~ l'nme not 1\!Mh lhll ri~ nnymore. · mueh lltlt\il," tmd lbrtune hi uuto rtlch't! Is cumc to l\ flnttl hnll tlvc years (0 the dny lll\er 11\e tll'5t cl'llsh nt "I' vo retired 11'\Jm motor "I Stt1d~ IWtttlt to get bnt:k to IIOfllltllly t1 lnotltll\\cllttll sll\lg· Mlchll!lltl. lrvun ll(!llltl wrecked Slltli'IS, but I httvtt\ 't rotlred front rtlllllll!,' 'In~ tiOttots 8llld\ 'lf l!le, mtd It's toul!h to lllvclt up. on the ~tune tnlck, this time durIMill!," hll1111ltl u~ NASCAR'S yott ~'Oilld ewr drlvo your lttle nu mutter the dt'l:umsttutl.'eS, Wln~ton Cup stnrs t'OOI'td 11lrl to scl\ool, thnt's Mt~l~ ttl be "lmudc u lot of money whet\ h't! prttctke tor tt Busch Series nround Wntkh1s Ol~n "n unbell v"blt rooovery. I wus n driver," Stlid IMtn, who ntt-e. lnten\utlontll h1 pructleo eArlier "And I 8"1d, 'MM, )'(111 1!UY8 won the DUY.tllntl 500, acho3o4 A42o:24oo'@ Cftll: T On Aua. 20, 11194. trvnn nelll'- ly tiled b\ II horril\1: ert\Sh dUritlll Winston Cup prl\l.ltloo· 111 Mlehlllllll S~wey. Wh~l the lei\ front tirO blow oo his Robert YutiiM Rm:ln11 Forti Thundilrbird, th~ eAr broodsldoo 11 wull 111 more tlmn I70 tuph. Aliens\ Ol\li ot' tho eme~nuy wtJrkerM wlm pulled II'Ynn from thil shredtllltl ~ur thou11ht hu Will! dl!ud. llo htttl ctill~lll bmln und Chest h~urlos uml wu.~ unoon· s~:luu11 for twtl tluys us his wile, Kim, prnycu ul his betlsltlo. Doettlnt l!liVt hhu u I0 pcreont l.!hunce ur survlvul. "I retnctnber pluylna TODAY~ LOOK FOR OUR HUGE GRAND OPENING SALES INSIRT INSIDE TODAY•& PAPER a SAVEl , · Anti so II'YIIII, who h11d to wtllf 1111 ~~ ptll\lh at\tr tOO oo:l· dilnt 10 help oven:otue doubl vl8lon, deefOOd he hlltl to ruee l\llllln. l.nte In 199~. lrvllll secured tlttllnltlQO to retum, tuld run nt North WUkc~btw1 led 31 lup1!, tmd llnlshl!d slktn•. The nekt yettr1 h~ ~~t,'Or«l twtl wins Mtl tlnl~neo Ill\ lmJ)resslvo I00\ In points. In I097, he oomplotw his oom bntk with u drtllf\ullc vletory ut Ml~hlilurt Spei!tlwny, the thlrtl - nnd ftt!ll - triumph or his eomobiwk. "It wus unbellcvuble, belnl! uble 10 eonquer the ru~~tl'llck NASCAR's Jih!tnler event, In 1991 nnd t\nfshed t1 clll'CCr-best ·tlfih In )llllnts. "lt'sllllllltlna 111111 whlln theh!'s n1oney hlvt!lved, thltlllM ehllnjjtl." II'Yttn wun his tlrgt stook oor ·m~-e In 197~ ut 111!\l 16. It took hlm tlve ycnrs ttl enm u NI!U illt' ride oil the Wlnsmn Cup clt'l:ult, Th tnuke end~ meet, he wushed cuu, cvlln weldoo seltts ut Chttrlone Mmur Sl)l!edwuy, hoping to 111eet the riyht i}\!uple who ntl!!hl help him rcuHze his tlrtunt · bule Eurnhurdt tlttW lrvun thut nrst dtm1ce siJimsorhtll him for two ruccs In l91i? with· tlut cv~r huvlnJ! seen him ruce. • CIULlA AUTO SALES • GALL lA AUTO SALES • GALLIA AUTO SlUES • •a=aar, I p 114.- RUTLAND 80 ' . Ycmr place for NASCAR JI('II'S! . I Monopoly thll nwht befuro 11\J' thnt nhtt\ISI C\111\jliCred lt\e,'' ltvtu\ t<K-ed live times that year t\~t lll'Ciilel\1, m\\1 I rtt\\CII\ber lrvtm snld, "A lot of times pro- and \VOn·$23.0..~0. l l' dnys later," · snld lrvnl\, pic lmvc snld, 'Mtu\. I em\'I 1\vo more seusotts went by "Y~h. I still hnl'e tlmt iwh to l\lllned I)IK! of the ~50 drivers bellt!~>e you even wtmted to nt<.'e befure lrvan wun u ruce, the tlrl\'\l -- ~1'\ll')' ilt~J~,'' 11'\1\11\ !!t\1\1, In NASCAR's n~t ~0 )'I!W'S. "I It, 1)1' Wntll to lltlltl the l't\IX'S m 1990 tbldy's ~00 nt Bristol, "'n~t l't\1\lpctlth~nt!ss I$ ~•Ill dofl't rttnember ueytl\11\11 In thtllll\tck.' l'luslcnlly, that tU~'I!· Thnn. Al\er thut breakthrough tll\\re, I Wllllld lo\e I() tkl it. llut bet\\1\!tt\, track, ~1c tklcttlrs ""d ~lc pco- victory, his hru'd·thllll!llllJ style I wult!h thut tmd wewh my 111\1 ''The dllcltll'5 told me t1~\er- llle. suvcd my 111\:. I owe tl lot to made him tt 1\'eqnent ftont-I'Utl· us fur us lmvh~» u t\tn 111\l, tmtl wl\1\1, 'Whnt wnuld )ltllllllte ttl that rut'l!lr\tck." ncr. · And other pain controlling cped!c tiona A REGISTERED METHADONE TREATMENT FACILITY co. (740) 742-2511 • 1-800-837-8217 B;, Be~td Vt~~~lh 11H116att Sign-ups at Mason Baseball Fields Players may sign up at Conditioning from August 26-29 from 7-8:30 .PM at the Mason Ballfields AM ee tto7i!O ....... 113,485 . · GT ttOOOB .............. laa, 13~ O~ANO MA~OUIS lS tl0714 ... ' """'.''' """"' ""'""' .. '' ''' ...................... ' '". t8.998 ~UIOK 1'1\~KAV!NU! 110880 ........... 111,998 OUlS .IN~I!IUE r:ILI f107!9 lialhar .118,898 HONOAAOOO~O LX 110~ ............... 114,850 BUICK 111VIIl~A ti!J311l 'LOAD~D· .... 114, 170 ~0~0 TAUI1U~ S! 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If you have any quest~ons, please call us at the Rutland, Ohio office at 1-800-837-8217 or at (740) 742-2511. · . · Sincerely, The Grate Family fnend nf mine. • "hunut gninp It> '" her.: and h<'ill up .m Ellinll .tdlcr: lk', !!''' 111, dream' and he·, )!IIIII~ allct 11 .md I ju'' ho\te it 1\\lfJ.., out ·" ~·"Ill "'' him"' 1~ thin~' 11 i' and 1h.11·, .till energy that Elliott\!!"!. th,· 111tcn" ty that he·, gnt. th~ "'''II\" tll.ll h,. ·, tation. Rudd said he hus no htlrd feelings got. it\ r~~~~~ C\\'11111)1 1111' llll' '" .1 for Sudler and understands why crew l:hlt!'f tu 'cc \Oillt.'onc ttnu \, Yates Wtlnted the young driver. you11g und. waming ''' ht• a h1g n.t111<' "I think that he's one of the finest in Ihi' hu,in.c " ... ~kS\\ ain ,,,ill Ernie·hvan still has the itch, but thars it l . As • single·cat team operuting on fantHy business budget. Sadler \lid not think the ViQ!rnia·baSC\1 opera· tlon could t"'lmpete with the multi· ple-(1\f teams that t"Onsi~teillly heat the No. 21 Ford. So he asked the Wuods tu let tum pun;ue other work. Han\ntering out the deiaih. of his ~lease took ntonths and Sadler. feelllllJ so guilt about iening th~ Wools down , forfeited his race win· nlt\t!s fur the rest of the year so the ownen; \\l\luld . have more cash to Wlll'e at -Sadler's h!placemcm. Biurrely, Rudd is now lltking Sndler's seat at the ei1d of the yeur. So Sadler gets Rudd's cur ;md u chance to be~'Omc u serious com· petltor. whlle Rudd trudcs his key~ to the Ford thtit resuscitated his cnreer for a set lo a smaller oQ!ani- • St~t'inl/:,illg 111 tt't>tl.tlltt>lft. w1't/1 · tlltfll'llttlt'tl/t~glml ,\'11/l/'H!I't, tll' tltlifltr tltltlit'lit titS To Suuo's Dustin Fnx picked It off 111 the gmtlline. "Thut's u 14-polnt lllrn· from PI- 81 urnund," suid Curlos Fruncls, •• wl\ll provided Te~h 's first' mos! of the duy .by the Ohio 10\1\'hdown on u ,\7-ynrd puss Stole defense, comple!ed 2ti fn 1m Klngsb~try . '' It hurls of 44 pusses for ~41 yun.h bnd . It hurls In Plu~Smtlon unci three !ouchd!1wns wl!h und I\ hum In realllle." Ohio Suue defensive t~nd one interception . Two of l1is' Will Sml!h wus 11 kev l'umpo· to~lchdown pusses nnu moro nont In dlsruplin!l 'the Red than 140 qf the pnsslng yn.rds Rt~lders' s!II'Qud Clft'ense. In cume in the fourth qum !er after the Red Raiders fell one,;secont ·qtmrter se,rles, he behind 38-7. · snllled u~1! Kln11shury s slwv· "We knew they were good ~I pnss ~~ l'uunmn ~endersun up front bul when you get to~ n . -~nrd loss, !'.lmo~~ behind 21· 7 Y\ll.t get out of picked oft' ~ln!Jshury s puss your ~::ume plnn ltnll you're · ov~r the mtd le und . '.~en scrumbling tor things to do." rLtshed K.l.ngsbury t~nd to•~ed Kingsbury suid. "We never- him !~l Ihi ow a Jlll~s nwuy. recovered," Te~h run for jus! 31 ynrds 011 20 llll~mpts, . . , : , Klngsbllry hud 11 shot II! gening the Rc\1 Rulllcrs hnck Smlll~ 1 nly hnll (n111 htckles in the gume ufter !hey fell hul_ull, ~~~.~~r. w~~~ lor ne~ul,lve .llehind 21·7 midwuy !hrnugh yn1tluge lll~lu(hnglwo sucks. lhe second quurlcr But h• Tho B(ICkey,es 1\llltled s~ven bumped imo lntllbuck Fo~ ~~~~s nnd 111nc !ucklcs lor u Munlin on u fuurth -und-goul ~;w · . . . 0 dldn I huve uny !ricks hundoff ut the I lute in the half. with Ohio Stute's front up o~r slee~es und Oh\Cl St<\1~ line smothering the play. dldn t ,hnw any up their s, "They just blew It up," either... couch Mike Leuch Kingsbury said. . salu. It . wus pretty much On Tech's first serhis of the base stuff ~nd they just .~xe· third quarter _ uflor Cluretl cuted better thun we did. burst through on u stunt plily Fo~\~~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~rreMnr~ 1 for another score Kingsbury u'nderthrcw a Hurd 1ng High School und wide-open Nehemiah Glover ulso was. 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Kerry that'll never chunge," he snid. Eumhurdt is the spitting "Th~re 's notl'ling I •'<HI do imnge of his fmher. · ulxlut whm pl-'\>ple think." But the oldest son of the Th~ experietwe 1.1f drivin!l lute s1lven-time Winstol1 Cup the ARCA cru'S httrt Ean1hurdt chumeion never looked muL·h when the season stnne-<1. The like hnu on the trn~k. lxltull': Busch .::ars huve 11 shorter ih!J from ride to ride, series tb wheelbnse. wei£h less and use series. sean:hing for n brenk. en!Jines with less horsepower. Thut cmne lust yt'tlr. when " It wus 11 little bit of udjust· · he drove an ARCA cur owned ment genin~ bu•·k to. the by Dale Eurnhurdt Inc. to Busch cttrs. · he ndnutted. three victories in only tiv~ · "Thut probnbly hurt us more sturts. nil on superspeedwt1ys. thtlll unythin~ dse ut the The sm:1.-ess helped Emnhurdt beginning of thr yeur." . . get u Busch Series ride for There were !lashes M h1s . 2002 with FittBntdshaw · talent: un ci~hth-phtl'C tiuish R:udng. u teum owned by nt Nustwille in April. then businessmun Anwtndo Fiu consistent top-20 nms lit New und Hull of Fume qtmrtt•rhack Humpshire und Dover nfler Terry Brudshuw. · poor quulifying t'llbrts. Although the sturt wus u hit At Kentucky Speedway on rocky. Eurnhurdt hus June l6, Eumhurdt mllied regrouped in the pust two fn>m his 35th·sturting posi momhs. climbing ncur the tnp tion to seventh. his best cm-eer 20 in poillls and running more Busch Series fi11ish . He. competitively. .· hacked that up with u solid "When we gn hUL'k to these effort into the hlp I0 ut trud•s u second time, I think Milwuukec. only !1> be t\tken we'll be u lot better." t>ut in un ucddcnt thnt wusn' t Eurnhrirdt snid. his fuult. Luter this setlSilll, he'll try ''We hut! pmhuhly the third to quulify for the Winstnn be_st cur ut Milw!il!kcc,'' Fitz Cup EA Sports Thunder 500 smd. "That wus JUst toush ut Tulludegu. Eurnhut\lt's ulso luck, t1> ht•tuken out by unnth· spurting a higher pn>tllc oil er em. We ull 1\luk lhnt pretty the truck. appearing . with hurd." · . . Brudshuw in conunerduls fm There huve been mnre "The thing utx>ut W\>rkin~ two of their sponsors, wrecks lutely. which hus k~pt with Tim is lw's w1>n nwcs. SuperCuts hair sulnns untl 10· Eurnhunll from moving llp m he's run up front. 1111\1 he 10-220, u long distun~e scr- the stnndings. He's runnin~ knuws these tmcks and these vice. fuster, his Cl'l:w\ pit stops UI'C curs," Earnhardt suid. "When "f:verything's clunin* getting quider. und he's I come in dt1ring jm~etkc und together n little bit for lls. lcurning, Tlw tenm just hnsn 't tell the crew the cur is l01>se, Enrnhnrdt said. hud the finishes to show it. s1•metime~ he helps me If ulwuys husn't been thut ''I've ~otto stop wrecking," explain it 10 whc~ we cun fix wuy t(lr the 3~ - ycm- old dri· he suid. 'Not all of them have it. since he knows whut I'm ver. · heen my fuult, but I need to do talking 11hout." While he stru~glcd to l'i'nu u somcthmg so I'm not in the Fedewa shrugs oil uny competitive ride. his younger position where I end up tcur· credit fl>r Earnhurdt's budding hull' brother. Dnle Enmhmxlt mg the cur up ." success. Jr.. mckcted illlo Winston Cup One solmion the toum cumc "He's 11 tulentel.l race cur stnrdom driving for their up with wus hiri11g out·Of· driver. und he <.'llll do the joh." futher. When Kerry did get his work driver Tim Fedewu as u Fcdcwu suid. "I think I've iust · chances. critics suit! it was spotter und mentor for been ublc to reassure him that only because of his last nume. Earnhardt. So fnr. so goo<.l. what. he's feeling in the cur. li.IIIJ Kerry Earnhardt und whut h~'s doin~ IU't' the right thitlgs." . For nnw. Ellrnhurdt plnns to be pmient. When usked if he thinks he cun get u victory before the seuson ends, he sh11kos his heud. "We need t1> lXl running in tlw top I0 every week tuld fin· lshing races," he suid. "Thut's whm 1 wum to do." · Hl:l ulso wouldn't mind doing u cwple 1\l(>re commerduls with Bmdshuw. "Terry's so fun to wurk with doing thlll stull'," Eurnhurdt suid. "It wmes reul nmuml w him . Mu~be I cun get better ut thut, 1110. ' H>ur place for NASCAR news! . Tnt dtttlit of tt\t tnpl Wllrt flthlol'l*d by dttllntr MIIIOh 1 1.1111'11 t\lt ~IUihttr ob 11 1 model. Horto ar a tnd rldor tht live. ltiiCk lttl Of tht M 1011 county ~11 thlt.~ ar and now ·tit In Flo oh'l ftOnt ytl'd. . �• Page a .: Sunday, August 25, 2002 21, 2to:l ·Rela for LHe :Cele ration · ~us coming Pomeroy • Middleport • 01lllpoll• • Point Pl•uant Anniversaries Scholarships -'*' ~ •.,.ft Cltn- Tllnl Nollnd Bing-Mullins MaSSie•CremeenS Noland-Hershberger Reed·Kirby l!tltllll\d Lonevu Mullins of llldwcll lll\llounce the elll!l\lli!IIICtll of their daul!hter Velmtl 1'\ cye Mullins to Cnrl llnmden Bhll!. son 1of C~~rl Bin~ of OnlHpolis nnd Dinne K!l\IPP of Mason. The bridc·ele(t is n 2000 grtldlltlle 111' River Vnllcy Hi. ~h School, she uthltlded Oh 11 Northern Univerl\ltY. 1 tc l!t\lt.\11\-ele(t is u 2000 l!rtlduutc of Gatlin 1\cudemy Hl!!.h School. . · The wedding will luke phh.'C nt 6 p.tu. Aug . 30 ut Morl!nn Center Church. A t'C<.-cpti\lit will follow the l'eremuny til Johnny and F1'1111kie Marcum's rcsidenl'C. Debra Mussle. Coul Grove nnd Larry Massie, South Point. unnoun~'C the enl!lii!C· ment of their d<llll!hter. Shundu De-An, to Brett Ashley Cremeens, son or Mr. ttnd Mrn. l'etry E. Cremeens, Mr. tllld Mrs. Charles Nohmd Jr. of Shnde announce the engugemenl nnd upcomitll! wedding of their duul!hler, Trinu Sue Nolnnd. to Juson Donald Hershberger, son of Glen nnd Linda Sanders of Middlewrt. The bride-elect is u 2000 gruduute of Meigs High School. The grootn·clect is :1 200 I gmduute ot' Meigs High School. The couple work und unend llockin~ CQIIege. An open cllurch wedding will he held ut 6:30 l>.m. Scl?t. 2H ut the Victory Bapttst Chun:h 111 Mlddlel)or1 . A reception will follow nt the brides pu1'ent 's house. OulliPQli~ . The bride-elect is u 11)1)1! grudtmte of"Cmtl Grove High School and u 2000 gmduute of Huntitt~ton Junior Collese. She 1s employed ut Tri·Stnte Nephrology, Ashhmd, Ky. . The I!I\!Otn·elect. u 11)1)5 l!mduntc of GuiHtl A~uderny Hi!!h School is employed at Bob Evuns Suusage Plant. Bidwell. the weddins will tukc Ill ace Saturday, Od. 19, at kc Creek Baptist Church, Ironton. h.td IteM II l .Nilt!IIIIKI!by Jt, l ltepMnle IteM Geol1!1: S. Reed und ~ky K. Reed of Muson ru~nounce the ell!!lll!Cmentoftheirdaugh· ter, Stephanie June Reed, to Joseph L. Kirby Jr., son of Jo...eph L. Kirby Sr. of Rncine und Doru Cluy of Syrucuse. The bride-elect is u 1999 Wnhumu High School ~radume und u 2002 West Vtrginia University of Purkersburg grudunte. She is employed at Fruth Phurmucy corporate otl1ce in Point Pleusunt The grootn-elect is u 1997 Southern High Schoolgradu· · ute und . u 11)911 Hocking College graduate. He is u ser11eunt with the Pomeroy Ponce Department The couple will be lliWTied Sept. 20 at First Southern Buptist ChW'Ch in Pomeroy. A reception will immedluteiy ful. low ut the Riverside Golf Course banquet room in Mnson. lolar K......y Keathley-Reed Mr. and · Mrs. Robert Keathley of Lctwt and Mr. and Mrs. David Reed of Mason announce the engage· ment of their children, Betsy Kaye Keathley and David · Wayne Reed II. The bride-elect Is a 1999 gruduutc of Wahama High School and a 2002 graduate of Marshall University with a degree in health infonnation technology. She Is employed at Pleusunt Valley Hospital. The !!room-elect is a 1999 gruduate of Wuhlima Hil!h School and Is currently uuending Marshall University rm\ioring in cdu· cation. He is employed at William Hussell Insurance A11ency. . . The wedding will be held I 2:30p.m. Sept. 21 at Vernon United Methodist Church in Letllrt. KIIW lltiiDDmlll MY ~ICl Halcomb-Zambrano Kenneih and Cheryl Duty. Letwt, W.Va., and Mike and Gail Halcomb. Thxedo. N.Y.. announce the engagement of their daughter Kelly Hulcomb to J~rry Zambrano. Zambruno is the son of Katty Rosado, Lima Peru. : The bride-elect is a 1994 graduate of Wahama High School and N.I.T. She is currently an otlicc manuser und office nurse for un orthopedic SU!J!eon in Newburgh, N.Y. The groom-elect 1s a 1993 gruduute of St. Marcus High School and the University o.f St. Marcus in Lima, Peru. He is currently u specialist for Tru-Green Lawn Cure in M~~rlboro, N.Y. An outdoor weddins is planned for Oct. 26 in Pirie Bush, N.Y. . Anniversaries Ml llltl Mil. Din lnlllh Smith 50th lttbteot Pltldt l Wlnlllll Chow M~ In~ Mil, MllthiW lltdtDI Fields-Chow Roberts-Bledsoe Rebcccu June Fields and Wendell Albert Chow, Muritm, Cullt'.. wlli be mar· · ried Sept, 28, in Honolulu, HawuiL , .The brlde·elect .IN the duu!!IHer· or Mr. und Mrs. P. Ruy Fields, Hut11'ot\l, W. V11. She earned u buchelor'H dCI!I'CC In nursing li\Jm West Virginia University und works ut Sulhms Vullcy Mcmmlul llospltul, Sullnus, Cull I'. The groom·elect eurned u buchc lm 's degree Itt telecom· tllunicatlons, multlmedltt, rtnd upplled C<t111putln!!, He works · ftu· Advunccd Network lnfonnullun Trulnlng, Sun Ju~c. Culll'. l-ie I~ the son of Mr-. und Mr~ . Wendell Chow nf Honolulu. Huwull , · Nikki Jean Roberts and Matthew Charles Bledsoe were mtUTied May 26 in WI outdoor ceremony at Long Bouont The bride is the duughter of Steve und Anna Rotierts of Lonl! Souom. The bride· ~l'llulll Is the son of B~~rb atcdsuc und the lute Charles Sledsuc or Hockinl!purt. The muld of honor wus Misty Roberts. sister or the bride, und the best mun wus J.R . Vires, brother· in-law of the grmlll\, Orgunlst wus Kelly Ekhlnger. The bride Is currently employed 111 Piestu of Belpre und Sweet Hurmonys ut' Tuppers Plulns. The groom Is employed with Ketchut\ls of Hockingport. Mr. lnd Mil. lilY Mytrt Ralney·Myers Cynthia Ann Rainey und Ruy Eugene Myers were married Muy 18. at Zion Baptist Church in Gallipolis Ferry, W. Vu. • The bride Is the duu~hter of Mr. nnd Mrn. Juke Rurney of Oulllpolls Ferry. The groom Is the son of the lute Roy E. und Dolly Dymple Myers. The mutron of honor wus Susun Rulney und the brides· · maid wus Scurleu Enos, both sisters of the bride. Duvid Myers, brother of the groom, wus best mun. l11e reception was held ut Beule Elementury School. The bride .und groom ure both gruduutes of Poll\! Pleusunt Hll!h SchooL Mr. 1nd Mre. Donltl Knn.,.worth Killingsworth 50th Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Killingsworth will celebrate their 50th anniversary Friday, Aug.•30, 2002, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m . at the Point Pleasant Church of the Nuzurene Fellowship Hull. The Klllingsworths were murrled on Muy 31, 1952, by the Rev. J. P. Keefer. Mr. Killingsworth retired as pres· !dent of Curollnu Lumber Company In 1994. He was a member of the 3664th Ordinnnce Company of t~e West . Virginia National Guurd, retiring with the rank of cuptuln and commander of the local unit. Mrs. Klllln!!sworth has been u homemukcr. .. Dan and Donna Jean Smith will celebrate their ~Oth wed· ding anniversary Sept 2. They were married Sept. 2, 1952 in Catlettsbura. Ky. Their chlldnm will host an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Meiss Senior Center. The Smiths are retired dairy farmers. . Mr. Smllh Is a retired Southern Local Schools bus drl ver and Is a licensed and practicinll auctioneer. They are the p~nts of three sons, Don (Mnry) of Racine, Tim (Karen) o( Chester and Ted (Krista) of Long Bottom and three daughters, Bonnie (Bruce) 'Myers of Racine, Faith (Terry) Varney of Long Bottom and Thmmy (C.T.) Chapman o( Syracuse, . and have 141!randchlldren. 11111111 tnd ntmt Hughes 50th Ray and Jlmet Hughcs will celebrate their 50th anniversary from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. I, with an open house reception at the . Holiday Inn, Ohio Route .7 North, Gallipolis. The-couple was married on Sept. I, 1952. · The Hughes have four ·chll· dren: Carolyn (Clark) Vickers, Mike (Debbie) Hughes, Barb (Fred) Burnett, all of Oalllpolis, und a deceased ·daughter, Sue Am,) Hughc~. • They have six grandchil: dren and three great-grand: children. .·Celebratltig , s~aldays ·wifhyou! ,. &unbap ~imeu ·&tntlnel 740-446-2342 • · ~·~~~~~~~~~ The Joint Implant Center • ~alltpolts 11Batlp Qtrtbune • ~oint -'Iea~ant l\egt~ter For Initial evaluations or follow-up visits for total joint replacement. we offer office hours at: 3554 U.S. Route 60 East, Barboursville, WV. The.paily Sentinel Our next clinic date l_s Friday, Sept. 13. Call (614) 461-8174 or 1-800-371-4790 ' . for an appointment. • aturbap mtmes -j,enttnel • ~unbap mtmes -j,enttnel Specializing In total joint replacement • -- ... ·--· . ·--- h' YI ~TO'\ '\u>tl Pa1 n<.· vf Vtntvu " <I' .:ht"<'il J' th<.' ro;,·'P'<'lll <•I th,· l 1ank "('hu.._.. H>L-.l..Uh 1\l<:lll<ll •~I Sdt,>IW'lltp. , ~k 1\ tlw wn vt Jvh n and 1~11 h ML llftd M10. !loy I.AtwNky Lawinsky 35th Pustor Rur L<~winsky uml his wife Lmdn l'<'iebnued their 3.'ith weddin!! anniver· sury Aug. 13. Luwinsky P'"'or' the Pomeroy, Athetls, uml Muriettu Se ve nth · d<~ y Adv~·ntists Chur~ hes· und hns ~~ BS degre<' from Tulsu University. Mrs. Luwinsky i>o t1 prindpul und leu~.· her ut Seventhduvh Adventist Christiun S<.' ool in Athens. They ure the purents of two sons, Eric (Jilll Luwinsky of Nupoleon und Jomtth<tu Luwinsky of Wil:hitu. Kun. James 25th Greg unci J<mice (Hurper) Jumes of Bidwell will ob>erve their 2:'ith ·wedding nnniversurr Aug. 27. They were lll!IITied ut Mt C'urmel Btlptist Church in Bidwell. They ure the purents of Greg James II or Euclid. Ohio und J. Joey Jumes of Gullipolis. The .lmneses will host a celebnlli<>ll ut their home 011 Snturduy. Aug . .'I , Siders 25th Dtll i<.l h'<' St<kr' and JoAnne Ynu n ~ Sid,.,.... "ill celet>ratc !ht•ir' ~;ith '' cddin~ anni,er,m·, Au ~ 26, ·2\X)~ . ' . The Si<l~ r' ' \v,'t\' 1\IHITl<.'d · Au ~. 26. I\J77. a1 Vemon Un lt.:d Melh<"-Ji,t ('hurdt tn Let<trt . W Va. Ddvid ;, tht• 'I' ll <•t Harn und Blan<.'h<' S!lk'r' ,if Gulliptlli' Ft• m . W.Va. Jt>Antlt' i' the dau ~ ht,• r of Belt\' Yt>uug. Letart, \ md the lute )im Ytnmg. . Th<' ct•npk ha' IHlC '''"· J<>, h\IU, Wht> i' ll '{ lltk'nt HI Mun<hull Unil,•r, ilv 111 lluruingtou. W.Va. - • reun1on .111d ~....1) II\,~ ~)J~tn' !l iD Wl,ll O.;~lha \ ' '""''1.11 ' (~O,tlith.:"\. ~md ·UIIHtiHIIItl\ d~' h\lll\'" ut ~~ ptttlll\ ·".. h.\' ·1' no.tttLr,\ SHII(/o,v Timf,,o.. Srmittfl Subscrib(' lod(ll·• • 446<B42 THANK YOU Bob's Market For purchasing my 2002 Market Hog at I the Melgs County Fair Je111ca Cleland 1 I Switch to Free Checking with two flee months of Internet Bill h)\ ex· Blo-RexJOOOitamntlytvailoblo ••• dietary IIIJIPiementand plan In phann111let and nWitlon 11oru or by calllna 1·800-729·8446. Su1· aatDd retail price for • four week auppfy i1 jual S19.99. www.hcd11lea.~om ... ,.. lllo·R•• 3009 11 anlloblt th lt1 ~h h,ad L~~ lhtt ~ l l\l~ \k'lll\)0\.lhlh,' ~,, •'"kill I\ '''"'"" Ill hi' hl~h ,d~-·1 ·\\tr~·,·r. l'>\lt ,tlw -,tit-uut ,, pa't pr<>l<'<t.. <.klll<'il'll-•ttn,s to dcorcuo the Amurlcm1 l<.\ .111 ~~:hvJ..tr, " .\ l...ttut ~l Although not conclusive, both ticle publithed In lho Lt St•hvt!l atlti wn ,;t ll1 ai• I ~ lr' R,t\ ~1"ltn .t I\> b\>·ll~ll"'" ,I " \ \•ill~lh>ll 1tudlo1 found that palicnta receiv· ins the! fonnula ~lied BIOoRex 3~. lllllt more !han twice u much welaht as !hose In a conlrol aroup on lhc same fal reducDddlot. Ncltheraroup . Joumal q( Clmlrol Nu/1'11/o, sayo th" )IOU don' h~vo 11> d-lhc ~mou1n offood yoo•r to to.welahl. provldDd lhol yqu llmll U10 l'nt. Acconlina lo a llpOkcsperaon for Phllllpt Oulf Corporlllon, lho clualve North Atntrican dlslrlbu· torofBio·RexJOOO,Ihccompany is con1ldcrln¥ addillonal 1tudlo~ In order 10 gel faderal approval lo make phannaceuliCIII clalntl. Cur· rently, weiJhl lou clalm1 for the Blo-Rox 3000 aupplement n lim· lied. Howcvor. with the requl1ltc approval, the company could uy lhtlt Bio-Rex JOOO '*- !Upr cnwlnp, i-1411 metoboti1m ond interforoa wllh tho body'a obllll)' lo produce ext1411 rat. lll..JI\'J ~ lal\tli;l tl.t' b\·.:u ..,·k\·t,<ll<• [\'1'\ll\' ;I t\\O,tl )I'.U \Itt· II . I k>ll} ( \>mpt<.•n '.,·ht•l.thhl ~~ . ctt th<• ('vllt'!:<' vt "'"''tn 111 \\ '"-"-l<'t, Oh"' ~k " " ~11.1~ 1:1 <~~IU,Il<' <•I ATLANTA, OA .. DoctQII we111 SU!Jlfls!l\1 when two scpara1e atud· lcs found lhal " nalural dicta!')' supplement could help cause tiM· , nlflcanl weight loss. lnatru~tod l\) Rya Puzzles Doctors woa '"t>'''i"''' ' The Amorl.:an Legion H111l w11s the scone for the 19111 annual Fraley Family reunion, Sunday Aug. 4, Those 'In attendance from this 1\rel\ were Tom and M~~rlcne Da~is, John &nd Becky Pu~utdc; Tony, Tammy, Whitney · ond Tifl'any Pasquale, Olonn and Barncstlnc Baird, Cindy Baird, Nathan Plants of Oallipolls. · • Nellt year's Fraley Reunion will be 111 lhc Amorlll&n Legion Hall at noon on Sunday, Aug. 3. amount of food they Ito or to In· crea110 their cxer<JiiO levela. An ar- or"' , .• , \i>:ll\'llltur,· PROUD TO BE APART OFYOURUFE. Fraley family· Scht>bl. I'll'" ~' nn vh<.\1 in H\llll'-'rl>u' 1.1<.'11\ IU'-'' Ill h1' four )1.';.\1'> itl high wh<~•l 'Wh ~' \'l(l.'<k.l;'tt>all. l'l<t' <'l>..\li. gtllf, Bctu Clut:>. HA. l 'la" oHkc:r. Art Clut:>. K<.' l ('I ub. Ri\o:r Vulley Shv" , Vht>tr, und Rive-r Vulky Dram.1 Club. S<.'lllt " "' <thv "''"'' in tho;' R<tWl"-'11 Vuil\'1 ·Hl Club. Galliu Count1' H S. Vinltll\ futpti' t C'httr~h. -Hl· ~o·o m1 sd1• r. uml Clt>l ,•rt>u<i Day Ca\111). · To r<·w iv<' th'" w ht•hu·'hlp the >tudo:m mu' t b\• ,, 'tu· · dc11t ill a Guilia (\ >ttnl) •III.Ut<'l ~lt\'!IJ l)o:ni~ ~~ no:. !".lVI~ ~~ ~ J(l(l~ gr.td\l,ll<' vf 'Riwr · Valk) ~~~~h .uh.l Htll"'l x· llll\..;hll~ h.~l lh\· lll'-W Weight Loss . • .. ,,,h,·w 4l.l.'I;'Pt,·J •• ~-·-III'C • '\l,:h~.M..,J toHMC . • :! GALLIPOLIS - The tuke purt in the Celebrution ~:Celebration Bus:· u vital on the Hill. either serving us ;qurt of the Amerklln Cancer u member of the :Sodc:ty's "Relay for Life" Congressional Host ~lebration. will come to Committee for this nution"G:~IIipolis on Tuesday, Au~. wide l'elebmtion of <:uncer 27. accordin g to Bonme survivor.<hip. meeting with M.:Furlund. RN. BSN. district umbussudors: or director of well ness ut walking u lup on event duy. t:toll er Medical Center.' who Tuesdny's visit by the ~-:erves us .:huirperson for the Celebrulion Bus ut HMC ,2002 Relay for Life in will be its only stop in the Galli a County. Sixth District. so the ho~pi· :. This -10-foot bus. shrink· Uti und Gnlliu County l~el r - - - - - - . •wrupped honored to be included in in purple. the ollkiul nutionrtl itineris trnvel - ary. ing on u At this point. the bus l'Hr· n nt ion uI ries signatures of more than t o u r 96,000. people from ncnlss through · the m~lion . nfter visiting -100 out 48 cities und they continue to stntes. nnd · look for more . It hus will be at ~tlrendy h!td to be reH M C , wrupped six times in order : McFarland pur~ed for to liCcornrnodute the thou• one hour sunds of autogrnphs. from 10 until llu.m.. ut the The Celebrution Bus ll\1spitul's main entnmce. sturted its nationui trip from ' "We want us numy people New York City lust Murch. <IS possible to come to the and during live months of ~o~pitnl's main entrance. travel, has <:overed over not only to see the fabulous 39,000 miles. with just six · Cclehmtion Bus, hut ulso to stutes to go. sign it," suid McFurlund. The tour will conclude "People who ure interested Sept. 19 in Washington. in the tight uguinst cancer · A representutive l'rom ure urged to sign their nume Strick lurid's otlicc will on this unique bus. come to Gulli polis und be a "It hus been 11 tremendous part of the crowd while the hit throughout the .coumrr. bus is parked ut the hospitul )IS it travels ncross the conu- T\itlsduy. '1entul United Stutes," she The purpose of the IWO· •1ddcd. "We In Gulliu duy September 'visit to the l:;ounty urc truly fonunute nation's cupitol is Tor the lv huve Gulli polis be select- more thtm3 ,()()() Reh1y com~ for un ofltciul stop, t'ol- munity nrnbussudors from 4tlwing u day in Akron und ucross the United Stutes to ~urren . " tulk to Congress ubout leg: : 'The Celebration Bus will islutivc issues of import!lnce lx: ut Holzer Medlcul Center to cancer ~utlents. \Pefore dcpurting for a Inter They wtll show how the ·nt'ternoon uppointment at Amencan Cnncer Society is :ctnet'!!Y Field In Cincinnmi wuging the fight agulnst "for Reds funs to see und sign cuncer in communities their nnmcs," McFarland ucross the country, emphn· ·!iltid. sizing thut fighting cancer McFurlnnd wns chosen to is a priority for their con· represent Gulliu County us stituents buck home. Relny community ambusThey will have u unique sudor for the 2002 12-hour Reluy for L1fe Celcbrntion on the Hill in Celebration at the Capitol the nation's capitnl. She, Reflecting Pool on the ·ulong with others · from Nutionul Mull. us well us ·lhrou~hout the 19 Ohio con· muke personnl visits·to their grcsswnul districts. will fo congressmen and senmors . to Washington, on Sept. 8 Parking for Tuesdny's nnd 19. spending time at the event is uvallnble utthe vis.cnpltol and visiting on the itor's purklng lotut the hos· hill with Sixth District Rep. ' pitul. just down from the Ted Strick lund. main entrance. · .. Strickland is one of more For more information, thun 235 members of cull McFarland nl 446Congress who agreed to 5679. • At U.S. Bank, you're.home free. No ntlwr IW~IIIIIll nHrr• Ji"ll murc rlHtn U.S, 1\,Jnk l'rrc Chc~kinjl. 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In u-bowl, ducklll1!1. ht·eu11t11 111h grupe11eeu uti , I Mli tttl hut1dqree n 11eed- temalnln g dre~~ lil g 1~1111 jji'Upe ~, ~ tet11i11 ed • t 1\eutl ~~~un!l e, cote~ und ~hllll~t!d tutu 1 - IH~ h ~I eee!! !lmlllc~~ lluby tc~ tlll11iitl1 e Into and lli.ljUst ~cH iot\lug , If il e~ lred . btli.t le r~n1 •tl111n g tlreRs lllg uvet the lop tif eud1 serving. Mukes 4 ' ctvlng,. 'lHE PHONE AANGER AND PRONTO WANT YOU TO SAY GOOD-BYE TO TELEPHONE SERVIcE PROBLEMS BY CA~.. ••• • �.. Entertainment ' .. 'Behind the Music' celebrates five Jears of . trackin the rise, fall an rise of rock stars NEW YORK lAP) •Aftc•r sp~nding five years -chronidmg the rise , fall , and redemption uf rod·, higgest nnd wackiest stars. "Behind ·the Mu.,i..:" narrator Jim ·Forbes admits there arc •S\llliC phrases he gets sick of .rcpea11ng. . Nn. · it's not l he now famous lin~ ahout hitting "ruck bottom." . "You ktlllW the line that's .ulwuys hugged me') ' Ht• or she was nnlv X years old when he ni· she died."' F(>rbes says with a laugh. "Wel l, you always walll to live longer. " l right Sll .loard nul l\> beL:omc a ca'r icat Lirc of Page C6 C7 Sundllf, Aujust 25. 2002 atll Fox News going ahead wit11 Ozzy Osbourne interview despite lawyer's threat • Entcrt<ti ncr. · . ' 1 Twatn . 'S TtlCI'C ' S Sh Ullli.l tL'arfu l uccount of her purertts' deaths: MC Hmnmer\ ac-count of his fall from sturdom to bankruptcy:' und Ldf 'Garrett's uwkward reunion with the friend paraly ted in an HL'l'idenl Garrett caused. " It 's c~p l oi ta tio n reality TV," Garrett says s1>mewhut ckrisivcly. Yet he admits thm hi s "Beltind the Music" cpi>ode hd\>ed rek indl e tntcrest 111 1" lorgotten mu>icH·I <.:arecr. "The timing was rea lly Rap singer Sean "P. Dlddy" Combs is shown In this undated · gootl, so it did help l'or sure publicity photo. Combs ~long with many other musicians gelling people to see what I tiave been chronicled in VHl's "Behind the Music ." Next am dnin!! rmw." week, the channel celebrates "Behind the Music's " five-year anniversary with a marathon, hosted by the comedian Cedric the Entertainer. (AP) myself. and nul In become a . Although "Be hind the clt chc. and lll ddivcr those Mu sic'" hus profiled stars lines with si tH:erity." Slll:h :1' Twain, Faith Hill Despite - or perhaps ar1d Madonna. it got it s start bCGIU SC of -- it ~ so metimes )rofiling thme whose !ttSier prcuictable formula . the 1ad dimmed. The show's VI-II· biography series has, first ' ubjec t was Milli become one ol television's Vanilli, the pop duo disn)Osl copied and parodied graced for ltp-syndng to shows. other people's voices . '"Behind the Mtt sic' in The series "eame mtl of five years ha.< already man· c1uestions that were asked ltkc. ' What ever happened ; u~ e d to make it to 'The Stmpsons. · Need we say to Milli Vunilli'?" says pwre '>" silid Rt>bc rt George Moll. its exccmive Thompson, prllfessor uf pruduccr. "We didn't know .media and popular culture c~ a c tl y what rhe show was at Synrcusc University. The goi ng· lo he. hut we thought uninHiled show won an that there was a good docu,Emmy for its satire episode,· mctnary.'' "The Simpsons: Behmd the The caveat wus that the Laughter.' s tthj ~~ts hud 10 cooperate . Not only is " Behind the aml be willing to delve into .Music" VH I 's lungest run- ttncomfortublc topic s. ning show. it is 11lso file low- 'Fahricc Morvan of Milli rated network's most con- Y11nilli. trying ro pur the sistent I'll! ings grubhe'r: it'!j sc'tl ndal behind him. wasn't :e urrciHi y ntnrting rted -and : sure he wanted ro go into it ;neek with another biogra- agan1. ·phy show, "Driven." as "Aft~r a while. I think I 'VH I\ most popular pro- t'c li comfortuhle enough ·to gram . do it ... and we came to real · Nexr week, the churtnel iw thai maybe it would he a :celebrates "Behind th e · ~ood thing. lr would be the :Music's" l'i ve-ycar anni vcr- lirsl inte rv iew all by :sary with a marathon myself," said Morvan . "A indudin g some of it> most week after, the . people on popular and notorious the streets were like, 'Hey eptsodes. ho sted by th e m:l\1 , ·, keep doing xuur ·c omediun Cedric the thtng. very supporttve. '. Gelling f<td ed slurs to reveal intimate secrets wasn'r that difficult. Persuading successful stars like Sean "P. Diddy" Combs or Lenny Kravit z to delve .i nto the mess ier aspects of their lives wus more of u chullenge. suys Moll. . "When we first starred out. we went fo artists who would give us great access .. . and a lot of those acts were well beyond their prim~," he suys. "lt took some time to get people like Madonna. Chcr and people like that on board." Stil l, among the most popular "Behind the Music" cptsodes arc those fcururing C-lisl stars. such us D11vid Cassidy, the Mmtkees :tllll MC Hummer. ' "If you lift rhe celebrity clemem out of rhe story, is 11 still. a great human rl ruma," Moll says. · And that makes good television , says Thompson. "As a profe ssor and an uclldemic, l would have no problem asoignin~ several 'Behind the Musi c episodes to students, putting them on reserve at the library.'' he l says. "It's a step or two hi gher than the average 'Where-are-they-now' documentur(' Since 'Behind the Music" first uired in 1997, biography series have proliferated: Lifetime's " Intimate Portruit" . und MTV's "Di tiry," umong others. But Moll says "Behind · the Music" is more revealing thun many. "There's a lot of stories that hud never been told before ... we even had band members say, 'l never knew that happened to my bandmate!"' Ove1 the past lew years, the show has shilled from older, baby-boom performers to more. ~otllemporary ucts: among recent subjects are Aaliyah, Dr. Dre arid No 1)(\uht. But don' t expect an ' N Sync or .Britney Spears edit ion anytime soon. "ll's hurd to do u story on an artist who's 20 yeurs old and who has two records and ~rew up in the suburbs,' Moll says. "But I'll do Eminem in a 11eartbeat. It's ubout the backstory. " NEW YORK (APJ - Fox News Channel hus brushed aside u threat of lqwllll:tiiHl by Ouy Osbourne's lawyer for uiring illl interview with the rorker. Purt of Oshournc 's lengthy chat with Grew Vun Sustcren <1ircJ on rhc Fox network's "Pulse" ncwsnmgatine Thursdlly and the rest wa' scheduled for Van Sustcrcn's Fox News Chunnel 'how l'll Friday. Q,hourne's lawyer. Orin Snyder. >Hill the rockerturned-reulity TV stm sal down with Fo~ only bec:ause he wus told the interview wus for a special it was planning on the unn ivcmlry t>f Elvis Presit'y's death . " It is particulurly diswrbing that Fox would employ sui.'h improper journalisril' techniques to rake ltdvmlluge of Mr. Osbourne und his family in :tn effort ro sc nsationuli l.e Sharon Osbourne's recent i!!ness," Snyder wrote in 11 Iefl er to Fo~ News Chunncl execul ives. Ouy's wife, Shuro t'l, is fighting cu ncer. · Fox News Channel rejc..:r- ed the· c·laim "' ~>ithout merit. The net" or~ said it n''' cr plantwd a Prt·'k} 'Pel:i<il. t'o~·, lawyc•rs point~d \lUI that Osbounw, uo 'tr<tttgcr to .teporler, , 'poke "ith Y~1n Su,tt'rt·n on camera for un h~'lll' abt)Ul u wide range of wpks. inL'iuding his wife'~ illness. Th~ illtt•rvinv W<~> even rup,·d lly ~lTV t'm tht' ,ccund sea,lltt llf il\ reality ,how "Tht• 0>1lourt\t''·.. Nu \\onl on what this d<1es tl> the huddi11g friql(bhip hetwct'n Van su,tc·rc'tl and the ()sll't>UI'IIt'' · The t'o~ News Clurnnd host invitt•d heavy metal's fir,! .:ouple as her gu~'t thi> 'Pring 1<1 the While House Corrt'spondc!lt', dinner in Wir>hi Ill,! lOll. Shmon. in rurn, gii\'C Van Su>lcrcn a rat that sht' named "011) ," Fo\ lawyers 'aid. BOX OFFICE 6:30 PM • MON • FRI A 12:30 PM SAT · SUN MATINEES ARE SHOW N ON SAT & SUN ONLY SERVING SARA (PG13) 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 & 9:20 SIMONE (PG13) 1:10, 3:30,7:10, & 9:30 THE ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH (PG 13) 1:10 BLUE CRUSH (PG13) 1:10,3:20, 7:10& 9:20 XXX (PG13) 1:00, 3:20, 7:00 & 9:00 SPV KIDS 2 (PG) 1:15, 3:15,7:15 & 9;15 SIGNS (PG 13) 1:00, 3:00, 7:00 & 9:30 AUSTIN POWERS (PG1 3:1 7:10 & 9:10 • • cunous.tounsts • CONCORD, N.C, (AP)- 'The track,'' 1\.."t cult~ ttlal wO(S)Up& its cur-~ IM\d ~ ~~ it's called by locals. can hold 170.000 peo- dom the)( rep«'sent, IM\d )(011 tla~ 11. 1'11~\1 ple on a race day, fan base that thirsts. for the SVO"· But on ~his hazy Auaust morning. with no NASCAR tht\ves oo thai bood IM\d trie~ tQ event gomg on, u steady stream of fans make hself lle\.-essible. s~ shops oft'~f lit· heads into Lowe's Motor Speedw11y just to tle n~ lhllll a trophy c11..w and ·a will®w sit in· the bleachet'S and tttl~ mcing as a intQ lbQ g~e area. ~~ tl\111\)' fans say ~ bree~e flutters through countless chec~et«l sede$ of glimpse~ nW..e~ " ~tier vt~~;l!tloo flags, · . lllan a, lri~ to,I he bet~~;I\, · For many, this is the first stop on a motQ{>Ttllltf !)llgflffi.l\¥CS ~fl\ USp\)n thlltll'llv~~ sports pUgrim11ge. Race shop..' orbit the to It;l states d1,u\P» lhe 36-fll(;C se~oo. Ttlllir speedway•. ~d fans will go to great lengths heroos liv~ on tl\e Mid ftom ~~ to to see restnctor plates, valve covers and . November each )(t>llf, Surely. fU(;C ftuls ~· anything else associ11ted w\th a stock car, they can il for a day or two, · This is NASCAR Country, Race flllls call Ttlll)l're part w the lan\ls.c~. wandorllli it heaven. the sho~ with like- minded stral)ie.rs in "This is where i!'s all at," said Jim McRae, church·hke fell\lwship, The bonds are ~nr 62, a retiree who drove with his family from pi<> - at tlnws tl\llhi~ more than the No. l Toronto to see Roush Rucing and other on " blacl;. tlat - but unlmlul\abl~, shops. ThQy 're e~~r to share their ~tlll'le~. llOam· The speedwuy just north of Charlou~ ing over how m~mr miles tht>y' vo driven to · , hosts the Winston and the Coca-Cola 600 in be here, May, and the UAW-GM 500. in Olitober. But Fl'llll~ Staats. a !1'1-year-old Nth'll\l tl!'O·fans flock here even when the circuli i~ rac- t1ghter fnun Charlestoo. W,Va.. drove to ing at Dnytonu or Talladega, drawn by the Mooresvlll~ with his son nnd !I longllme number of mce teams in the area. friend to spen\1 an hllu r at •DEl. "Charlotte is to NASCAR what Nashville Th~y sat in the grass muside the iXIITI• i~ to country music and what Hollywood is pound, relaxing in the llhad~ before maldi~i to the movie industry." said Jerry Gappens, tho 2!10-mlle return trip. a Lowe's Motor Speedway spokesman, As.k Staats why he drove so t'11r fur such " Just minutes from the track is. Hendrie~ short visit, and he weu~ th~ answ~r lil;.ll a M?torsports, the race shop for four-tim~ budge of hono.r. Wmston Cup ehamplofl Jeff Gordon Ufld "Tho only damn thi~ I ~'Q\tld cwnpare to two-time champ TeJTy Laboflle. Also nearby Dale Earnhardt dyln!l Is my lulh~r dyi~," is Roush Racing, the shop for Mar~ · Martln . he said. "He wu~ like the liest friend that I Jeff Burton and. Matt Kenseth. never had thll opportunity 10 meet ." To the north is Mooresville und Dtlle At Hemlrick.. Qll.wiu M)'\lfll, !13. hor hus· Earnhardt Inc .. the base for Dale Eumhardt . hand Mike, 411, arid their 2-yeur-old gl'lllld· Jr.. Michael Waltrip and Steve Park. The son Austin Bond are in the middle w t~n complex doubles as u memorial to the unusual VIICatlon. . seven-time Winston Cup champion. who Earlior in the we~l;. , thoy !lew l'mm died in a last-lap crush during tho Daytona Jackson, Miss., to Durham, then rented t1 oar !!00 In February 200 I. · . and dru~o to Wllmlnaton. on tho cOMt. Tho Other race shops include Joe Oiblls l'l'lllscm: to buy 1\ whllo Sllvo.rtldo pickup Racing in Huntersville - with shops for truck from Jeff Oardon Chevrolet. Tony Stewart and 2000 Winston Cup chamFrom thct1l, lho}''l'l'l drlvln& tho tl'uck 'pion Bobby Labonte - and Evemham complete whh a IJol'(lon v&nlty plato &nd Motorsports in Statesville, tho ba110 for 1988 sticker - back · to Mlaalsslppl, maltlna 11 Cup cnamp Bill Elliott and Jeremy handfUl of l'lllle slops on tho Wij.y In ccmlrol Mayfield'. · , • Nol'l.h Carolina. . Not to mention Petty Enterprises. Located Tho truek Is thelale~t tolcen of loyally, The· about an hour north in Level Cross, it's family haa a "Jeff Room" In thillr nome . homi to NASCAR's royal family, · filled with Gordon momorabllio. whllo Mlko "FOrtunately for us, we're situated whore· Myor~ 11dmhs theY. drink Popal produets :90 percent of the teams are within I 00 miles because Ool'(lan eni:lorsea thom. -' of the speedway," Gappcns said. "You see At least 2~.000 p_ooplo . oame to these fans especially during the summer Mooresville for 011le Earnhardt Dall in months. Their next big quostlon Is how t.o April. Cara from 34 statos parkod In the field get to Hendrick or DEI. and ·they mako a across from the complu, so me from Ct~llfornia, Nevada tmd Washinaton . .vacation out of tho stops." · The faithfu l give different reasons for "Wo'vo had pooplo come from tho Wo't :their devotion. but they hold a common Coast to come to OBI," said tho shop belief thutthe drivers are more everyday guy spokesman Steve Cri,p. "Thut kind of loyal· . than celebrity. Mix that with an American ty is just stuuerlnu." al•o involves Di sney stores, its ES PN Zone restaurants, record label s urid eve n Disncy-brnnded cereals and juices. person came in here already crying,'' Fitch snid. Griffin, 'Yho died lust year at 97 .. was one of the tirst photojournalists to work LOS ANGELES lAP) entirely whh 35-millimeter :celebrity ·sightings wi ll he cameras and film instead of :wkcn to u new level thi, the lnrgcr, heavier Speed :weekend as entire cusls from Graphic camera, which was 'ABC Television\ Ia!I prilnc- . taUg the mdu stry standard. time linettp ·ctc·scend on the He shot news photos for WIN CHESTE R, Mass. Disney land Rc,.>rt for a twothe Globe, magazine features ·duy t:ilmpu ign ro a1rract (AP) - Soon after file death and covers for the Saturday :viewer> to tile ailing nct - oi' Ted Williams, it seemed Evening Post, Yankee and the photogr<iphs of him were :work. Life magazines, as well as everyw here . : More than 70 >Iars. Irom There was "The Kid ," stock :md commercial pho·John Ritter and Erie Robert' tographs. to Drew ·Curcy an d Dylan whe n he reall y was a kid, a Griffin established the McDcrmoll. will ride in 19-ycar-old rookie mtffielder museum in 1992. .parades. answer question> followillg th roug h on his :from jJark guests and. in the famou >ly swcer swi ng ar Fc11way Park on a summer :4.,;a~c of w.:tor/mu sil:la n .lim day in 1 9~9. ·Bclusl)i. sing the hlu~s. The llCCitsion '! Eastman . Pilot episodes lor some of K11dak Co. had· sent Boston the new shows on AflC\ (iillhC rhotographer Arthur " hcdulc will also play for CriiTin a roll of the compaguests ar Disney 's Ca li fo rn ia ny·, new . .:olor film . PHILADELPHIA (AP) - · Adventure . Will iam' wa,· willing to take Developer' whu plan to renThe unprecedcrlled g;tther- a few practice cut' while ovate the historic S:uneric Thc:ncr s:tid they' re ncgoti:ing i' parr of a .:ompanywidc Griffi n .,napped awily. Those rhotm -. whic h ating with two potential ten:cffo\'1 moun ted by The Walt ·Disney Co. 1<> urive viewer' Griffi n forgot for more than ani>, and !hur the building lo it s sagg ing ABC network 50 yeitrs - arc on display could become a dinner thethrmtgh Sept. Xat the Arthur ater. .thi s lall . Cent er for · The theater, ar 19th and Printclimc rating ., ha ve Grifftn Photographic Art in Chestnut streets, was built in slipped badly at the rtetw11 rk , Wi~tchcstcr. a few mile>. 192X. Preservationi sts l:'lhictt just two yea r' ago 't11 >rlh of Bo~lon . prote. , rcd when representawa' riding the 'uccess 111' the "Thc phottc wa' ringi rtg ti ves of the Goldenberg 'game show "Who Want' to ol'f the l10ok," executive Group, which .now owns the Be a Millionaire." tli re~ r or Blake Fit~h said hutldtng, recc tvcd a permit ABC ha ~ often hcen called rrrctttly of rcqticsts ro usc lhat would have allowed the upon tn help promote the the ricture<. the rirsr color group lo demoli>h the rherelease of a new Di>ney fea- photm ever taken of atcr. ture film or rile ope ning of a Willi:uns. tine of haschall' .< But company represent~­ theme rark . But >ince the grcatc>t hitter>. who died last 1ivd ' incc have said the .cntcrtainment gia nl acquired month al H~ . ,group doc,n't wan t to tear :ABC in 1996, lhe 11c1work And when the image' of down the building, and that :has never needed Di>ney II> Will i<um ' appeared in local officials arc negotiating with return the favor until now. paper,. the number of mu,e- pl1lentialtcnants. The · pro mot ion11l effort urn visitors swel led. "One Leslie Smallwood, a repre- Teddy Ballgame h fi t On 1Im HistoriC Philly h t eater gets SOme help 1 sentative of the developer, said recently the company is negotiating with two tenants, but declined to name them. If either is chosen, she said, the building would be turned into an establishmj!nt thul would have a dinner theater, Iive concerts and other events. distraction SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Gone arc the good old days of distracted dri· ving, when motorists merely juggled coffee, shaved, read a map, drove with u pet In the lap and lit cigarettes. Millions of Americans are taking traditional driver absent-mindedness to new heights . They're talking on cell hones, sending and receiv· ng pases. checking sports scores on personal dlsital assistants and even sneaking a glance or two at television. The much-maligned cell phone, experts say, is just the tip of the Iceberg . In California, which has long defined American car culture, commute-weary drivers are adding VCR and DVD players, fax machines and dashboard video screens for satellite navigation systems. The bl11rrlng line between the office and the driver's seat iN rai si ng new fears among authorities, lawmakers and insurance companies as more people are nterall y driven to distraction. Nationally, officials believe up to 30!ercent of crushes are cause by driver distrac· lions that include mobile communications devices. A March report by the National Conference of State Lellislatures susscsts device· related distractions that killed an estimated 600 to I ,000 motorists in 2001 could kill 2,000 11 year by 2004 . ~..,"ilrJenl,."..........._ . llcanwl ............... . ~·l5113Cll ()111,,,,,,,, .., , - . Redford's outdoor musical ends SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -. The final performance ·of "Dear World" last weekend marked the end of a 33-year tradition of outdoor musicals at actor-director Robert Redford's Sundance Village resorr. Starting next summer, the Sundance Theater Program will concentrate resources on its theater laboratory and playwrights' retreat, which support creation but not production of .new theatrical works. According to tax records, the theater program showed a deficit of $600,907 as of August 200 I, The Salt Lake Tribune reported in a copyrighted story. Aaron Young, the program's managing di recto r, said this summer's revenues also were below expectations. The Sundance Institute, which presents the Sundance Film Festival and programs for ,emerging film artists, will not be affected, the newspaper said. r. ty118niiMSRP St49lond FREE Standi,_ Pmm/OtllllfiJIIII•tlon IMSRP 1191), Tlllll't 1111 ltl la4hl1~ol Jull,.boarillt Ill A!lllliDil Tlf 10 /IICUte far only 122.11 por month. • Coasr lation· oo Driving to That's Entertainment ABC goes to ·Disneyland draws rabid fans. · Ohio Electric Choice Powtr Tip No.2t You can still count an the safe, reliable electric service you've always enJoyed. DON 'T WAIT VACCINATE! ICnH and Rtplaotmtnl U~1~ m1 n11 ellnlc dotes: Au~ . ' 'r, d ... ) ' ifr,..., ,'' I! Jl~ J>,ic\,~<f.• 1 ' ., , 1 30: Oc:l. 26: Nov. 22 != II (014) 22 1·0331 lo1 on oppolntrmmt ,,f........ 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Ill • tul c111.• we re pottttcll IIIII Ill h\111 hy II I CU ~ h c t very cul'ly In llf'c, , "Itt th e rl t•l grudc, thc tcudlcr look 111c \tH o the cl~ hth - g rull c mum where th ey illlli urUW II ll·(' hrt• lttlll• or Bus1ness privately upressed some antsiness about the show recently, Losak said. "The proQram that has really been headache-free for the last several years is beginnin$ to cause a few headaches," she satd . Questions about the show's futu re grew louder when . King World announced earlier this month that it was produc tn~ a new talk show, "Living it Up!, with hosts Jack Ford a11d Alexandra Wentworth. It 's due to come on the air in fall 2003 and is designed to comp,ete with "Live with Regis and Kelly. · It will be produced ltve each day durlhll the 9 a.m. ET ttme slot. One problem: That's the same time slot where "Martha Stewart Llvlnll" airs in 52 of its I 58 televi sion · markets, including six of the nation's 10 largest. 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This is the Hickory Horned Devil caterpillar (Citheronia regahs), the caterpillar form of the Regal or Royal Walnut Moth. · The caterpillar was just an · egg 30 some days ago and will soon create a cocoon to overwinter after 37 to 42 days of eating leaves. This caterpillar prefers hickory, walnut, but· ternut, ash, sumac, persimmon, sycamore and sweet gum leaves, Don't worry about the plant this caterpillar is eating, as the plant normally has already stored sufficient food for hext spring's leaving out. you~ ""kll!j C""'l"' Sl1oiJI>h! P~, ! I<! 132, I:I04\2SS·399d Wtti-Matt, ,~0 fltl El&el lht:JIM!t or., , i!IMIISWS8 wol Mo", "'""''" " '"' , {lAd) u 1·10!6 Will Malt, 100 W81tll8rt Or, {1 40) 2h-6¥$4 Uilll\ltll~ ..lecillbH •Now d~ 1n Bund1y1, 11•1pm, J . I'M! Wltj lladlo, S68 1.1!Jel P!ll< I> , lleildoy O)!HHI llilloi1iid CHIIIt<lll.. 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But home . improv e me ~ll s cun add to . the cost basis of your home. Suppose ·you added a deck, outdoor lights and a sun room, und you com, pletely modernized your kitchen . Together, these · improvements increased the cost busis of your home to $200,000. Now, if you were to sell the house for $300,000, you'd only huve u $100.000 cnpitul gain - half of what it was before your home improvements. ORDER, PLEASE - Janet and Junior Kemper of Bidwell prepare to give their order to Pizza Plu s employee Beth Patrick Actually, e'ithe( capital gain at ,th~ ·S~ri~Valley Restaurant now owned by Ahmad and Salome Attar. The Attars purchased the former Speedo's and - $1 00,000 or $200,000 another Speedo's location In Rio Grande this year, and took to expand to a-third restaurant In the near future. (Kevin millht be · irrelevant, because Kelly) . . · . you can generally exclude up to $500,000 of capital gains on a house sule, as lonl! as you're part of u married couple filing jointly. If you' re a sinl!le filer. you can exclude $250,000. (To qualify .for this IY KIVIN .KILLY will eat lunch or dinner to order until ll p.m., and Friday and KKELLY<IPMYOA\lYTR \BUN E.COM exclusion, you must have used well enough in advance to allow Suturduy from 10 a.m. ·until midGALLIPOLIS - Ahmad Attar for preparation and transport. the home as your principal night. .The Spring Valle y restauand his wife Salome call their busiresidence at least two out of "We'll make sure the delivery ·is rant' s number is 446-0088. and the ne ss Pizza Plus - the plus is that it made by then," she said, the five years preceding the Rio Grande number is 24S-0088. offers so much more than pizza. Catenng is al so a specialty for For the Attars, the restaurant s sale.) The Altars, who purchased the the busine ss, and the Attars said also serve as , a springboard for Given these high exclusion former-1 j peed~ locations in the Pizza Plus ~ an provide meal s tu their interest in the community and figures, is i~ even worthwhile Spring, Valley Plaza ahd Rio groups as small as five to as large in raising fund s for worthy causes. to think about the impact of Grande earlier this year, operate as 100. · Both Ahmad and Salome were out-of-pocket home improverestaurants that specialize in pasta, "My plan ha s always been that if active athic!tic and academic boostments on your tax situation'/ salads, subs and other varsteaks, you offer good food at a decent ers when their children attended Yes - because you never ied , generously portioned menu price, you can't . go wrong ," said Vimon Elementary School. Both know. If you stuy in a house items made fresh· and in an attrac-· Ahmad . "Our busine ss has sky - kids now attend R1ver Valley High for a verr long time, and if tiVe manner. rocketed. It' s performed better than School and their parents ' involveyou live tn un area in which That's the goal of Ahmud Attar, ) hoped ." ment in the well -being of the housing prices steadily go up; who got his start in t.he busin~ss as The Attars previously ran a sc hool s remain s strong. then you may someday find a chef at Brookside Country Club restaurant 111 the Bidwell-Porter Recently, Pi n a Plu s joined with yourself bumping up against in Canton, where he prepared area, in addition to operating an the Gallipolis Harley Owners the cupitull!uins limtts. If that meal s for everyone from Pro appliance business. Their return to ' Group chapter in raising fund s for happens, rou' ll be !!lad you . Football Hull of Fame inductees to the world of dining out came in new playground equipment for the invested tn the garage, the visiting heads of state . He contin- January when they bought the Rio county Children 's Home. gazebo, the patio and the ues to take pride in what he · puts Grande Speedo's and then That was only one of Pi zza Plu s' porch. before his customers. advanced when they acquired the recent endeavors. When nearby (Amy Bowmalt ·Moore i,l the "A lo't of it is about presentation. Spring Valley location in June. Arbors of Gallipolis sponsored a Edward Jone,Y representcltive It has to look good," he said with a Pizza Plu s now employs around blood drive, donors got a free perfor the, Gallipoli.l' area. She "We have chef salads here smile. 30 people involved in the restauso nul pan pi zza. Now. message s on · can be comacted at her office, you'd hate to break into." rants' operation, f~od preparation their delivery boxe s encourage 990A Second Ave.,. Gallipolis, In addition to t-he restaurant set- and delivery. The Attars are now people to register to vote and cast 740-44/-9441.) ting, Pizza Plus makes deliverie s work in~ on obtaining a site for a- their ballots. and has taken a unique step in third P1zza Plus in the near future . "We ' re alway s looking out for bring!ng orders to homes and busiAhmad envi sion s a Pi zza Plu s in the interests of the co um y~ whethe r nesses all over Gallia County. surrounding counti es, but added it's Guidinl! Hand , the Children's Since delivery to all points take s that for now, "'it 's something to Home or the Ray uf Hope lime, Salome Attar askel.l for cus- keep our eye on ." Foundation." said Ahmad. "We see tomers' patience, and encouraged. Ptzza Plu s is open Sunday what it need s. We're from here and customers who know when they through Thursday from I0 a.m . we spend our money here." ReStaurants push for service •plus' Tobacco growers' grant meeting set Hal Kneen GUEST VIEW If you want to know more about large caterpillars, request our extension fact sheet, HYG 2015 entitled "Monster Caterpillars." ... Are you having problems with your berry (strawberry, raspberry) plants dying durjng the summer montbs7 Check their root system, Your plants may have a root disease called Phytophthora root rot. This soil-borne pathogen had ideal spring conditions for Infection and development, wet and cool. According to Michael Celetti, plant pathologist, ................. D2 Have a business news Item? tIt! I olr lll.ro o V MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Give • • all It (740) ue Z:S42, ut. n ·------- --·- _____ __ ..... • Sunct.y. Aupst 25. 2002 Oti the lookout for monster caterpillars US.We Cellular. with Wlfh1et o! Oul5!anl11ng Custome1 Service Award Wff! IPss Rev1eW Megatll1e Page Dl Can home improvements give you tax benefits? .~dtc ttl\ the hontd ," ~ nttl l(uudt. "There wu ~ u l'llliiHl hull tlt·IIWII Ill lite t\kl\1\'e tlil\1 WUM ~ IIIJ\}1\ MC J hi he U I'll ~ , The ICUl tcr told IIIC hi clntw tl I'Uil hi !h llll 111' the nI'Ciliucc. w I cltd, It iuukctl like u rc ul I'UII , I (,l lless tlt iii 'M whcll I rcull tcl11 hud utlcnt. 'fhc cil! hlh-l!tude girl whn hud Jrnw11 the b111i ll lUI'cd til · tile llic whulc f1111 c, She never Mpukc ttl IIIC lll\llin ," Sc tii!Hitll! IMIHH the tltlly 1u1c111 lhul ltou~ h poMilc ~Mcs , He hu ~ puiutctl ubuut ~ tJ porlrull.• IIVCI' the yeurMund uhnu1 12 yMt'Mugo mutlc u ht'li tllc bu st 111' cuch ul; hi s t wu Juughtcrs. "llllltlfc u ~ln ~ t e r ntulli ul' CliCillll' 111 )1 tltill l!hl er!i fU res lltHI then I IIWii cd JOWl\ ~dilll bt'ult tc untl tllJUfeu It 11\lil lh c llltlld ~,•· M lll~ I~U II~ h , " Thui 'M whutl u M~li II R. 11 nHtt.l cl l'ur th ~ llll l!c i'H ru ~ e wu• the brut1 te bu ~ t ul' my dllught cd {cli y," ](u u~ h belieVes thut when vtewctl l11 tile lltUtlet light the uugc l lllkc!i 1111 un clflereu lnllllcUrul\ce, " WHut I like ubuut II 1 ~ the wuy II luuk ~ when the !illll Mfiltl cM on it." M ulti l(uuch, "AI'tcr It hcuh u11, the W lll jl~ lUk e tll1 uiiTctc lll culture • INVE-STING ' ~ Anpl that has put Stewart on the front pages of lllai\Y newspapers this summer, Sl\e 's being Investigated to detetl\\lrte wl\tther she had insider tnfuti\\AIIon thai led her to drop a druQcompany's stock just before federal rlll!Uiators rejected the company·~ application for a new colon can- allcl!allons, so rar only a few llny cracks a~ visible. \S\-tt shll.'t her illfaillous cabbageslabbl~ 1\l)pear~mcc in July. the one tele\llsl,m ~~ dt;ll SteW;Irt can't con· '"ll - her \I!Cekl~ SCj! mCrlt On C8S' cet d~ ,· "Thl! Early ShoW' - has been pul on · No advertisers have backed out of ltldcflllite hold. Neither Stewart Mr the show, and 110 statlo11s have chosen cas want to mix cookil\1! wi\h fil\en- to stop airing it, satd Arthur Sando, KlniJ World spokesmall. <'lal~tuesllolls ll)lahl . StatloM have always been able to Ycl SlcWal1 can slitt ·bc seen eVery dny \lll lelevlsl\ln, tltlen several limes sche<luh: ' "Martha Stewart Livillll" a11d tlot worry about it, said Garnen 11 \lay. Her syl\dlcated sh\\w, "Martha Losak, an expert on syndication for Ste\\latl Uvhl!l," airs live times a · Petry Thle\lislol\. The content Is never \\lttk altd Is seen in 11\ost TV 11\art.."Cis. controversial. the program Qets M\l~ specific shows abtmt aspects of decent, not great. ralini!Sand Is poputloml!slldty air ne<lrl y every d<IY otl lar amonl! ma!IX of the women who are daytime TV s predon\lnant viewHtl r V ilnd t he Food Network 1\llll! World, \he c<llllila•I Y that syn- ers. ll hils \\ever bee.n hard to find dicates "Marlh<t Stewart Li villll," advertisers, she satd . tt\)lltts 110 fallout tron1 the sca11dal . But . sonie station operators have ll.w 111\- ~~~~~It ~ '"'~"Y fur ~1\3' )~h . 011~'\' \\1' l\1/k'\' " ~ '\'flf, I \\It tll\l)l<.\ye~ ll\lsl • Classified ads, Pages D2-7 . U1te tnust tttittgle sittgle ll'ell't\'1'1.11~. 1 .1\~\ Inside: Sunday, Auguat 25, 2002 Point PfMMnt. WV -- '1 • • MERCERVILLE Southern Ohio Allricultural and Community Development . Foundation (SOACDF) , which was establi shed with a portion of Ohio's Phase I ' Tobacco Settlement dollars, is announcing several program s at a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Aug . 27, beginning at 7:30p.m. at Hannan Trace Elementary School in Mercerville. , All tobacco growers, tenants and quota owners are stronlliY encouraged to attend. Five program opportunities with the SOACDF will be discussed, two of which have a combined budget of $4 mil lion for Ohio's eligible applicants . SOACDF budgeted $1.S million for a Lime Application Assistance Program, which is a SO percent cost share on the application of lime to cropland and pastUre fields with the exception of tobacco ground, Quota owners may receive up to $1 ,000 and tobacco growers up to $2,000. The Lime Program application period will run from Sept. 130, 2002, and approved applicant$ must have their projects completed by Feb, 28, 2003. · SOACDF budgeted $2.5 million for a Grairr Handlin./Livestock Systems Program (fencmJ and corrals) which is a 7!1 percent cost ,, Program are available to producers on a first-come, first-served basis, and applications will be approved based on postmark date. Applicutions postmarked prior to the publi shed application period will not be accepted and wilt be returned to the applicant. The r~ mainin g three programs include the Educational Assistance GUEST VIEW Program (tu ition reimbursement), Ag Diversifi cation. Grants. and Indemnification ·( Direct Payments) share on the construction of new . whi ch will be covered more in . fence or corrals or the purchase of portable corrals, gates, alleys, tubs. more detail at the meeting on Tuesday. head -'ates and chutes, Applications for the Lime, Grain Gratn producers may con sider the Grain Handling prollram Handling/Li vestock Systems, and instead of the Livestock Systems, Educational Assistance Programs since participation in only one is · wilt be available at thcr meeting. permissible. The Grain Handling For those who cannot attend, you component is a 75 percent cost may pick up applications at any of share on the purchase of fans , dry- the Gallia and Jackson County ers, stirators, etc , Quota owners agriculture agencies: FSA; OSU NRCS/SWCD may receive up to $1 ,000, and Extension; or offices; or at the Lawrence County growers may receive up to $2,500. The Grain Handling/Livestock SWCD office in Linville. or the Systems Program applfcation peri- Lawrence County Extension office. od will run ·from Oct. t •Oct. 31 , Por more information, please calJ 2002, and B,Pproved applicants your field representative, Jennifer must have thetr projects completed Byrnes, at 740-441 -0164. by April 30, 2003. (Jennif•r L. Byrnts Is field repreBoth the Lime Application sentative for th~ Southern Ohio Assistance Proaram and the Grain Agricultural and · Community Systems f)evelopment Foundlltlon.) HandlinJ/Livestock Jennifer Byrnes j - �-- . Sundtly, Auguat IS. aooa Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla, Ohio • Point Pllll..nt, WV : Sundtly, Auguat 25, 2002 TRENTON. Ohtu lAP\ The nms urc u l'>lur 1'f red. whtll' nnu blu~ us they wh11 down the line "See thut •·ou nter uverheud.'' snys brewery mum1ger AI McCurdy. pomung to n mmutor thut indu:mes 1.750 •'11ns ot beer ure betng filled und cupped every minute. "We 'll be 11p to tull speed soon. We cun ~~~ us high us 2.000 ..:uns a nllnute." The cnns nre Pabst cans. Thnt old-hno Milwaukee comp11ny closed the last of It~ brewenes lust yeur. so the SABMiller brewery in this southwest Ohio clly mukes Pnbst und other brands under contrtlct. pnrt of the reuson for Its mcreused production. The state's beer busi11ess is booming. Ohto produces twice us much beer ns it consumes, according to t1gures from the Bureau of Alcohol, lbbncco und Firearms and the Beer Institute. California. Colorndo and Texas pi'Oduce more, but only Colorado consumes u smnller percentuge of whut it produces Ohio stnte hus 66 breweries, mostly brewpubs or microbrewerles, und two gtunts owned by the biggest beermakers 10 the world The SABMilier plunt ts that company's tlugshtp, the bi~gest of Its seven brewenes The Anheuser-Busch brewery 10 Columbus is in the mtddle ranks of the industry leuder's 12 U S brew· erlcs. Euch produces more thnn 9 mtlhon burrels at beer n yeur, Kneen from Pllp Dl Phytophythoru spectes surVIve us reststunt oospores (pers istent sexual resting spores) 111 soli for long penods ot ttme or "us mycelium (mold} m recently mtected plum dcbns During favornblc conditions, wet nnd cool. the spores germinute und produce 11 structure culled ,, sporungtLIIll Under wet condtuons (utter u rum or lrngnuon) mots coming 111\o contu~t with the sporungtum structure may become Infected II the wet condltlons con· ttnue tm u sustulned amount of tunc. ]0 minutes 10 six hours, the •porungtum proJm:e zoospores which cun move mto the rout hutrs ot berry pl.tnts. Th1s is why plunts growing in poorly duuncJ. hcuvy, wet sods tile more ut nsk nl bccummg mlected Berry pl.mts infected wuh Phytophthoru fre4ucntly appc.tr stunted dunng the second or thtrd yeur nl growth und occur m pmchcs. They w111 very qutckly under hot comliuons. In strawberry plunts, lnok lnr routs that appe.tr to be red 111 color nul wh1tc Thts red appeurancc ts why the d1seuse 1s c.tllcd "red stele" 111 the trade ln ruspbcrncs, look for plants th,tt have lm~ .mu le.11 margms thut olppcur tu be burnt alnng the edges Roots urc more dilllcult t<l identity as dlsca,cd . .ts the runts infected "'!:l"' m<t~mg Oht\l u FR NCISCO lAPl Consun'IC~ would p1c~ up the \\\\ts of h<.'ipm~ Pt11.·1lk Ou.' anti Ek'\ tn•· Cu. puy It\ dt·t>t' \tt1C.ic.'r un t~tt't•mcnt n:t~~.:hc\1 h)' Cttlilhmittlll,lii'Cr rogulmlil'll tii1C.lti1<• 1">11111.· rupt uuhty \ mxlltl~);. The deal rem:he\1 Tlmr.lduy 11'\lul\1 llnttble U S. Bmlkt\IP"'Y Jnd~e Di:nnis Munttllt 111 1\-'I.IUite thut PO&Ii ~ mt~s he lugh ~nough to nll-et the utility's linutll'itll nhh~nllons. Public Utilities Cummis.~ion g<'tiCntl 1.\luttsel Otu)' Cohen l'ltid lt'N 111.'1... llSSllfY to let Monmll iniluetll'e nttes to t\lllsSUI\' rret.litot); tulil inwstors tbey will get p<ud. "The wmmissinn mlil 11 romn11ttoo of PO&E el\'\litOt-s wtll work with Invest· ment bunkinll tirm UB Wurb\lfll to dost~n n titumdu! phm thut would leuve PO&E with ent)U!Jh Ct~'h to p11y Its debts, S N tm~Jilr 1';.'\'r i.'Xlll,lrler. Tax rehutes . uhumlunt wttter und stnttegic loc<<ll\ln hnve boosted Ohio breweries. "Over the lust 10 w 15 yeurs. lurge nutionul hrt'W\'t's hnve purchnsed or hmlt bt'CII'· cries nil over thl) country tn get their prod1tcts to custumers fresher." said Jct1 Becker, president of the Washington. D C ·buseJ Beer Institute. n nuttonnl trude associution. "There must be !I good business dtmute there (in Ohio)," he suld. ''Thut con· tributes to why u brewery would be bmlt there " The Anheuser-Busch brewery, which opened in 1968, ts ut the crossrouds of two lnterstute highwuys The Miller brewery. which begun pro· ductlon m 1991, is utop one of the ~hllc 's btg~est uquifers "Columbus ts tdeul m terms of tts geographic locntlon, which helps us·meet the lnrge nnd growing dcmund for our beers," sn1d Anheuser-Busch ~hmt munnger Kevm Lee. ' It nlso hus good trnnsporultion options for us with both rull service und Interstate 71 und 1-270 uccess lhut we need to bting materials in und ship beer out u In 2000. the most recent year thut stmlstlcs are uvull· able,' Culiforniu consumed 20 6 mill ton barrels, Texus 18 million. Ohto 8 5 million nnct Colorado 3.3 million, uccordmg to Beer lnstttute figures become creditworlhy nrld re.~un~ buyillll el«tridty thr its CllSI(~Ill'~. l'\lmmls.~loo Ultllflll'ys Stlid. ./ Now. the stutc bu •s jXIII'tf' 1\:lr cu.~tt)tnen nl PG& E tulll 111'1 llllll'r dt~.'trit: utilities. Tho.~ ~·ompnnills went tlt.~ll huo debl in 2<XX> mid 2<Xll. when tl~t~y ll'lln! Cllllllhl between skyroo;:kctinjl~:t~ergy prices u1lllu freu.e \~\ llil.'l.'lf"' nth.'s. Clllilhmlu otlkiuls SU)' the prke SU'lt ' WIIS CllliSI.'I.l hy llltll'ket munlp<•lmion h energy 11nns sud1 ~~~ tli.IW-bt.mkntpt Enron Curp. Thut'llduy s t~raemcnt un~cred wn· sumer ndvoclltes, who StliJ they will llllht it In coon. "We're not going to let live unelected (Qov. Omy) Duvis uppolnt~s Ullp!\"il $20 billion ml">ltllllllt chull!es on the mtceuyers to cover the deregulminn debllCia, • stud H11ryey Rosent1eld. preskknt of the DALLAS !APl Thi<.IIS lends the nuti\llltn \.'(l111JlCnsution lor public university chiefs. wtth the University o( Thx.ns System Ch11nt-ellot leudint; the pt.tck <Uld three others mukmg U1e top 10. 11~'\iOI\linll to 11 new repo11. "Thxns is 11 very ttmbit lous stnte gellenllly." suid Scott Juschik. editor of The Chronicle of Hl~her Education, which ~,.,mpiied the list. 'It's not shocking lome thut Thxtuls wmtld puy big bucks to 110 utlcr big 11111110s " University of Thxas System Chuncellor Mtlfk 0. Yudol~ who wns p11ed uwuy from the Unlve~lty of Mlnnesotn in June to leuJ UT's I5 cnmpuses. Is to receive ~'Om­ pensntlon of nt Jenst $787.31 !I for 2002-03. liCCording to the survey of 131 public resetU'Ch universities tllld stute-university systems. The survey wt~~ to nppcur in next week's editions tuld wus tl1e lit1it to Cl'.tultlne sttlnrio~ of public school chiefs. The Chronicle's lutest survey ofprlvnle university _ snlurles found the hiyhest was $ROI.I,txl0, l'or University of Pennsylvnnitl Pre.,ident Judith Rodin. More thtm 91 pet'!.'Cnt ol' Yudof's ~'Om· pensutlon comes tron1 private donations - something thnt hns become u trend ns public unlvcn;itles II)' to keep up wl!h privmo school snlnries. John W. Shumuker nt the University of Thnnessee System Is mnked second in the countcy wlth u cotnpensatJon of $733,.5.50, while Mury Sue Colemun at the University of MichigiUl Is nmked third with $677,.500. Yudof said his salury figure was mls· le~KIIng becuusc $172..580 wus for retire· Two Fla. based charities In compluints filed In June, stnte officials sold the orgunl~utions duped people 1nto muklng donntlons by ctuimln11 to represent locul fire nnd pollee departments . They ulso uliegedly mlsrep· resented themselves us tux exempt orgunlzutlons Estel Senn, 71, declined to cumment (Ill the settle· ment. He and his wife run cl11tritlcs thttl solicit funds In ut least 16 stutcs ·New Jersey records show thut of the ncurly $1 million the l~rgUIIIZttliOIIN raised there In 2000, more than $6211,000 wus kept for lund·rnislng und $127,000 tor munugemcnl expenses. The groups were authorized to work there through thiN month men1 henetits he lnst wh~n he let\ Mlnnesotn In uny cuse. he snld, "I <ml tlm.tm. I teclgood ubout being upprocmted. ''I'm going to try my. very bo:st to do u llOOd job here," he told The Assocluted Press. Other Thxns public university execu.. tlves who mude the top I0 (Ire University of Houston President und system Chnncellor A,rthur K. Smith, 'lhu.~ A&M University System Chru\Cellor How!U'd D. Omves IUld Thxu.~ Thch University System ChM\.'ellor Dnvld R. Smith. The survey iihc:>ws public universities nre just playing cmch·up with prlvute unl• versltles In the t.'Ompensntion game, said Bill Funk. rmuullling director of collegepresidentlnl searches for Kom/Ferry lnternullonal, 11 Dlllin~·bused executive search finn. IUPIRIPAN DOMI that played on support for flreflghten barred from NJ. 01!1!1 out-of~Wlllntl pti~-es . UT chancellor highest-paid public university leader turn u reddtsh-bruwn voltll. Munugement of this dts· ease begins with the site. Strawberries und ruspberrtes need well-drained soil Create better druinuge by TRENTON. N.J. (AP) preparmg a raised bed 8 tu I0 Two Flondu-bused charities mches ul:mvc the surrounding uccuscd ol pluy1ng on locul lund. Install drumage ulc or support for pollee and flregruss wmerwuys to remove fl~htcrs tu fruuc.lulently excess wuter Rotate your rutse tens ol thou snnds of berry lund with a minimum dnllnrs hnvc been pcrmuof three yeurs between berry nently burred from New crops. Purchuse d1seuse rest'· Jersey tunt vutleties If you me conThe New Je1 scy s1de111tg pluntmg belt'les next F11 cltghtci'S Foundutlon spnn~. p1cpurc ~our ground Inc . und the New Jersey thts full when smi condtuons Pol tee Foundutinn Inc. und nrc dner the1r top executives. Estel ••• und Ethu Scnn, ngreed to Cattlemen, there ts still lc11ve us pull ot u settlement time to reserve 11 mcul ut the to cluully fmul.l chur11es. the 2002 Gulltu County Attorney aenerul 's Office Cuttlemen's Annuul Banquet unnounced Thursduy. hctng held on Aug. 29 tit the Euch chttl'ity ttlsn u~reed Bob Evuns Shelter liouse lltty $2.~00 in ltnes. locutcil just south ol R10 to wht c the Senns, who live Orundc. in Surusotu. Flu, must puy Ouest speaker will be D1 Steve Dchru111. the 2002 $1,500 euch 111 civil penul Ohm Cttttlcmcn's t ics Assoc1u11o1t pi'Cstdcnt Other top1cs of d1s~ussion urc The nssoCillllun, scholarship awards , hoard nl d1rc~1m elcctllllls, Southern Oh1u Tobttccu Foundut1o11 updlllc and the year 111 rcv1ew. A pnme nb dmncr starts 111 7 p.m. and rcservut1uns need to be culled IIllo the Ottllw extensiOn otltcc, 441\-7007, hy Monda~ Cost ts $15 lor membership UIH.I 11 d1nncr Al.id1llunui meals urc $12 per person und $H lor children (Hut Kn<'<'ll '' Mt''~' Cou111v :, /:'.ll e/111011 ali"''' fm il!irh u/1111 e ancl 11111111 a/ rewuru1, Fooodutl\)1\ lhr 1ll~pt.~'tl' tu1C.l Cotl,llllllll Rlilhll!, u ~'1nsun~.:r ud~ ll'IICY 1!1\lUfl. • tl~t~ PG&E Jllml relll!mhll!s OIIC stu~ utlicmis cmf\t'lf lt~st t\111 ttl ht.'lp li!lltlW utility Snuthen1 C'11liforniu &liSl'll I~IY it~ dcbll>. Thut plun t'e\jllin:s Ellison ~U~· ttll)llll'!l fur the tiCl\t st:ltml 'CUt'S tol'\llltin· ue ruylng 1\-'\_'(ll\l dl-..:tnt• mtt hi~~s IIIJpl\11'1.'1.1 lluml8 lhc ~pl'itl8 111 2!Mll. • Cnlifonliu's lk'tw~st t'l:sidclllilll uscn. hnVI: heeo p11yh18 11bout 40 lll.'t\'1.'111 motillli n\-en~ge shll-c the mte lu'-cs 11'\'1\' ntklpt· ed. Stutc otlkuds I111W l'ltid PO& li's cus· to1ners must help pull the compt.my out or bnnkruptcy or tiiC ~lute lXlllllf l1\~ Its oversight over much oftllll ~'\Jlllpuny\ dctllil)g5 to l'ederul reguh,tors. whom th~: slut m:cuses of movln~ too slowly to tlllll in ~ SWIM YEAR ROUND! RATLIFF POOL CENTER Are You Interested In an EXCITING NURSING CAR_EER? Would you like to work at u premier Alzheimer's Care Facility'l Scenic Hills Nursing Center in Gallipolis, Ohio is now seekil1&. ~ Nurse {RN or LPN) to join our team. Pie~ fP~ ~ p,so~ at; uc r1 ge oa • or call Ja_yne Darling ut 740-446·7150 for more information. ; Ford also promised lt will 1,200 workers vun. • "I um thrilled thut we will *ep 2,000 11ood lobs ut the ,oJvon Luke focifity," Qov. llob Taft suid Friday. ·In May, the Ntute wn~ offer· ilg Ford tux credits and other 1Dcentives worth about $80 ro.llllon to guuruntee the jobs lll" the minivan and Econoline workers. But stute oiTictuls bulked when Ford suid it could not guuruntcc the Econol10e jobs wouiJ remuin ut Avon Luke. S'la/1' J;::~=~t /"a~t4t pta~. I Sm1th Barney by cxummtlll! how C'ttlgmup won n luau11\C tuumunl! denl from A1'&.1 . AOI. Tuuc Wurnct shppcJ $1J) to $12.76. on fC~lrt~ thnt the lurgcst purtt~ln ol $4\1 million 111 qucstionnhlc ud I'CV\'tllle bcmg tnvcsttjl.utcd by the Secunttes unJ Exchunpe C'omn11ss1on 11\VnlvcJ UCtthllt;s With llllW· hnnkt·upt WorldC'om Scnttt'<lnductor stocks tell uftcr Bcur Stemns lowered thud -quat;tcr estimates for Intel nnd Bnnc ot Amencu Sccurtttcs cut its rcwnuc outlook nn scvcrul tlthciS lntd tell $1.19 to $ 17.96. whtlc Af.!Jhcd Mutenuls d1 opped $ llJ to $ I ~ UH und Atlvunced Mtcrtl Devtces slid 74 cents In $lJ.67 . Gutt1c1s tnduJcd dupm,tk · cr Mm veil l'echnolu~y. Whtch IOSC $~ 23 to $22 .I, ufter nttsmg ti s outluok tor the rest nf the year .u1d Ul111llllll<:llll! second·ljllUIICI CUI I1111!!s thut hetll unulysts' expcctutmns Deciilltllg IssUes OUII1UUI • hcred udvuncCIS lJ 111 4 on the New Y01 k Stuck E~chunge. Cunsoi1Jutcd volume WIIS hght ut I.35 billion shures. below the I 75 b<llton shares truded Thursduy The Russell 2000 index. the buromcter ot smull~r compuny stocks, tclllJ 54.. lll 2 3 PCI\'ellt. Ill 400.13 Ove"cus, Jupun's Ntkkd stuck uveiii!!C f1111shcd 0 5 pct..:cnt higher In Eu10pe. Ftuncc's CAC-40 fell f.l) petcent. Brttum's FTSE 100 declined 1 pert.:cm. unl.l 111 lute ulternmHttrudlng, Germuny's DAX mdcx wus down 2 percent The ti nul ugrccment lncluucs $31\ mllih•n 111 stmc tux lliCeiHivcs und grunts In cxchungc, Furd u~reed to 11111est ut least $75 mtlilon to tcllluithc plant to bmld the Escupe beginning next sum· mer The compuny pwmtsed thut tl1c Escupc workers will be employed lm ut least seven yeurs. Ford spokcswomun Della DIPietro Mlid Pord never inlendeJ to climmute the 1.200 Econohne JObs. but tt ulso cunnot guuruntee those jobs for more than II ve ycurs. "There are no mu.Jor changes planned lor the Econollne ut this lime, but we nre In u highly competitive Indu stry und sumettlnes thln~s change quickly.'' . DiPietro suld Avon Luke Muyor Rob Berner suid Frtduy thut the slute wus ongtnully offering Incentive~ thut Ford did not qunlify for. Berner said he W{)Uid huve liked the job guuruntee w extepd for more thun live yeurs, but he suld 11 is not u mu~or concern. ' I just can't imugme thut they ure going to stop bu1ld· ing the Econollne," he said. Berner said the ugreemenl to rehtre the Villugcr workers hus been done 111 pnnciplc tur sevcntl 1110illhs, unJ Friday's llllllounccmcnt stmply mnkcs it finul. The next step tor Avon l..ukc 1s to try to pct·suuue Furc.l to bUtlu u hybnd elc~tnc version ol the Escupe thc1·e us well, Berner smd Bruce Johnson, cllrector of the Ohio Dcpurtment ol Development, sutd the dcul the stutc miuully offered Included "u lot ot ussLimptlons ubnut the level nl investment. the 11mc period of the commitment und (ford's) desire to use the job retention lux credtt " Ultimutely. Ford Jec1dcd not w usc the tux credit und cmnmltted to keep the Jobs lor u shorter pcnod of lime thun the stute httd assumed, he snid. SuB, Johnson sUid the fmal puckuge 1s u good dcul for the stute becuuse It retains 2,000 good JObs 111 un economicully depressed urea. He ul~o said the stute will recoup tts tnvestmenl through mcomc tuxes, sulcs taxes und jobs in compumcs lhut supply the Ford plant "The stute w11i more thun receive its money buck from thts deul," Johnson sUid • Don't add to the cost of your monthly b111s by paying the old·fashloned way. Let Peoples Bank save you time and money with 8111 Pay, the free and fabulously automatic way to pay ALL or your bills. • A Registered Investment Advisor P&G more than doubles CEO's total compensation . Jim Morrlaon, Certified Financial Planner 740.446.1986 since the three-week p.:rmJ ~ntlint; Nov 23 Such u fcut ts imprcss11~. nmtlysts sny. purtlculurly sinl'C Auj!ust typtcully underICrfimns nthcr months unJ 1ns mostly lucked stgnttknnt J!ll<l<lncws tn trigj!cr n rully The Dow hus nscll I0.6 percent und the S& P 500 nJvunced II percent stncc July I\,l, when they lust posted weekly losses. The NusJnq composite hns guincd ill6pcrccm smLc Aug 2. the lust tunc tt hud n l\1sing week. Still. unulysts sny the murkllts rcmuln vuln~ruhle to bttrsts ot Jll\lfit-tuking unltl mvcstms huve llll\1\: concrete evidence thut u solid cconomk' tut·nut·mmd is under wuy. Questions nlstl linger uhnlll cm·potntc cnnuptlon. tht~y sutd. "The nmrkct is sttll workIng 1111 buildmg some cunltJcncc here We don't huve It yet," stud Bob Dt~key, munnglng du·cctnl nt tcdllltcul nnulysts ut RBC Dntn Rnuschet "People nrc ionking uhcud with tcu1 tn the months ot Septcmbc1 und 0~1\lber, which lnstott~ ltlly huve nut been l!llllli months fm the mnrk~t." he uJJetl "B ut ut\cr June untl July w~re deeply IIC~utlvc . I' m nnl smc tl we rc gi.Jt ll!! to ~ce 1111y scrtuus tlecltnes " Qucsuons uhout jlosstbl~ <:orporute I111 prop net ics wetghcd mt scvcrul compuFrtJu~. lllcluJm g nles Citigmup, whtch tell $1 I~ to $:14. on n report 111 The Wnll Street Jmtmul thut the New York uttnrney gcncrul's oft kc wus wlde11111g lis probe 11110 rcsenreh pl!lcticcs Ltt Sulo111on Ford agrees to keep 2,000 jobs at Avon Lake plant r~tnin the l~llding the 1'ta~pn~ 530 Second Avenue Gelllpotla, Ohio ' NEW YORK (AP) - Wull Stt-el.'t rctreut~<l Frlduy. 'end· llljl.th<! Dow .lu11~s nu:lustrillis down INO pnints ns Investors cushcd In winnin11s from the st1>e~ nmrh·t's twu-duy rully. Still. the mut·kct's mujor mdl.'~cs 'l.'tur~d their thtrti sttui~ht weeki udvun~e. till lll'tomplishment nut s~:.-en in nine months. Rl.'ncwcd questltms u\'lnut ~llt'Jllii'U tl.' iiiii~I'IIJ'lfiCty. this time invulvlng C'itign1up und AOL 11mc Wurncr. pressureJ stocks So liiJ news thut two 01\lkCl'li~Cs CUt I'CVellliC eSt i· mutes lllr 'cvcrnl semicun· dttchll cllmpnnics But the 111111 kct wus mostly tcclinl! the brunt ot pl\lt1ttuking. unuiysts snid "It's mot·c u <.:onsolldml11n I.Jnd M du y." s,tld Bryun l'tskol'llWskt, 111111 kct commcntntoJ ut Prudenllui Sccurlt ies. The Duw dnsed l.lown lHil ll!l, lll 2 pcr~ent. ul H.X72.Wl The droll Cttlsed u IW\I·Juy 1!11111 ul HI points thut pushed the index to \1.053-M on Thumltty. the ll1s1 time It dnsed uhuvc <.J,IMlO since July lJ . The h1 nuder !IIlii kct nlsu t\:11. The Nusuutt cumpllstt~: qt<icx lcll42 :1:1. nt· :1 percent. In I J!lO 62. The Stnndnrd & Pom's ~no index sllpp~d 2 1 .~4. or 2 3 pel ~~:nt. In lJ40 H6 For the week. the Dow ),lttincu 1.1 percent. the Nnsdn<.j rose 1.4 percent nntl the S&P mlvunccd I ·' per· CCIII · Anulysts suitl investors ur~: more optimistic uftet· th1·ce struiJ!ht week. of gulns lllllOIIY the DllW, Nusuuq unJ S&P, whkh husn' t huppencd ~UrN. UIII"N\1/) ) J.E. Morrison & Associates Profit-taking pushes down stocks; Dow falls 1~0 points AVON LAKE. Ohio (AP) - hml Motor Co. hus ~om­ tliCtcd u dcul with the stutc to guuruntec 2,000 lobs ut the usscmbly plunt here for the next five yenrs The ugreemem ccllrtpletcs cut unnounccment nwde In Muy thut the cornpuny will retool u pmtmn of tlie phtnt to build u new sport utility ,vehicle und rchl re 1130 workers lutcl {lff when Ford ended production of the Mercury '(llluger/Nissun Qttest mini · wn In June. :With Frlduy's unnounce· t;cnt, Fordpmmlsed to build tDe new Escupe SUY und oontlnue building' the ltconollne vun 111 tile Avon t:uke plunt for five more (Behind the Sprlna VulleY. Clnomu) Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant Slreet --------·------------- PERSPECTIVE: Ohio beer Regulators to use ratepayer money to pay PG•E debts production on the rise .... • CINCINNATI (AP) - The tjltttl puy lor Procter & Glmnble Co.'s chief executive, who guided the compu· 11y's recovery from u slump. 1pcrc.1SCd to $3 62 million In the tiscul ycur thut ended June JO. the company reported. : P&O more than doubled tbtal compcnsuuon for A 0 [iullcy from the $1.72 million oombincd sulury and bonus lie curncd dunng the 2000· 2(}() I Iiscul yeur. . ~ T~e con1pany reported ~rldlt)' thut Lalley received u ~~~Jury of $1.37 million and u The average household pays about 10 b111s every month, at acolt of nearly so cents each. That's t&o auearl . CallZ·800·374-6J23 or log on to p10plntmo,.co11 to stgn up and start savtng- tt's absotuteiMfrer/ IUIINIII PLANNING IDUCATION PLANNING FII!TIAEMINT PLANNING PIIOPIII Btnk n•• lhl llghiiO IIVIIIW pricing ollht Bill ~., PIOOIIC! on 0/ '"" ,,.,.,,d 2ll03 Ctrllln rtlftlcl~nt apply I II 80 dtyl Of tn/OIIrMnl, II" Will bt ) bnnus of $2.2~ million 111 the most recent f1scal yeur. Lulley aIHO receIved stock options vulued at $9.49 mil · lllln, P&O repurted 111 a liling with the Secunttes unil Exchunge Commission. Lalley, ~5. took over us P&O's ch1el executiVe ofli cer in June 2CJ'lfrl~fter the compuny overHauled its IOJ' munu¥cment becuuse of plungtng Htock prtces. lie hus tried to reduce ~~oduct prtces to meet compettU\10. He tormerlr was the president fll' P&O s global beauty cure unl.l North Amencun divisions John Pepper, who was . elected chuirmun of the board 10 2000 und rettred this year, recetved $2.76 million in totul colnpensutlon this ycur. compared w11 h $1.1 m111icm in 2000·2001, the company reponed Cincmnuti-bused P&G is the nation's largest producer of household goods It s bestknown brands tneludc Tide detergent, Pringlcs potuto chips and Pampers dispos· uble diapers. Business Notebook ' I ollh \lt til<: J~knJ,IIll' hJ' IC.jll~'ted olll ut ;\) OU)\ Ill t'II~Ufe Ill tunh~t d1" u"'on " 1th Ihe gm e11Hn.:nt " A t'UIIIn un uttorne1 101 .lnhn J Rt~~' II oi' HOUS roN tAPl A lcJcrul JUdpc ha' not lllllliCdl,ttel) returned lro/CII bi'll~\'r,tl!e ,1\.U>UIIt' helolll\11111 f<l lOr· Rl i!U' llllU ht\ \1\11' \\ht> ):UI~ UjlC\l'LU mer Enrnn C'orp duel lithlliUal oltker tilt• pmt\ unJ OtldfU 't'lll' oi l thL' Andrcw ~ ·'''"" ·, t.nmly memhers ut\er hi' CouJ~I'l<porl. Pa -bn\etl .:ompun1 a mnnth brother tned lo 111111 e nnl11on' of dullur' out · be tore 11 lilcd fi.1r Chapter It h.m~rupt' 1 of one ot the annulll'. u pcr,on tmmhur pnliCLIHHI Ill Junl' \\Cre JLLU,l'IJIIl .1 led w1th the ,.,,,c 'allll nd.tl l'r.ll u unpl.nnt II led m Jul) nt '1c,d111g lnm Seve lUI \l'lii'Htllh \lcl-c' ''gncJ Thur,duy by tired' (lllllllllon' nl doll,lr' Irom till' n.IIHIII ' US Mug1,t1a1e C'uilm Bntley. but they 'lxth-l,tllte't ,,,hie TV wmp.lll) were ull ,e.1fcd "" ludmg lu' order 'cahng the w:nTutlh. t:lotlc) \ ,.a,c manuger Paul Yetx·rnch~ \ ,,ud f·ml,l\ F,•dentl pn"eUit<>r' 'nll't 11tth Botlcy lor sc1crnl h<lllr' tlan"i,l) n1ght No nne ln>m WASHINGTO~ tAP) I he Hu'h the Ju,tiLC I><.•Jl.lrtment ' bmm team IHC\ uv:nl.1hk tm wnune1ll ut the lcderul court- udnunl,llatlun annnun.:cd h1d.11 11 h.tJ hiiUSl' 111 lill\1\toll on htdav. and ,, fl.'"ll\ cd 11 trade dl\putc that h.lll t.i1 mont!" o,crHm'h dt,rupled e\pnlh nt •\nu:ne.lll spn~c,m.•n lkdmed comment. • d)lc~en prnduct' to Ru"'" tlw h1~~"'' 1111 et~n mar~ct tor L' S poultt) l.llllll''' The d"pulc 11 "' r~'oh ed 11 h<'ll 11c~' '"•' tor' lor hoth tllUIItfiC' rC,ILhed ol)!IL\'111\ Ill \Ill Ll new vctcrinur) cer111i~.lle tl1.1t .cdd~e·"ed health umcern' ra"cJ h1 the Hu"1.u1 ~"' Judge freezes Enron brokerage accounts e"~ll,Hlll Russia-u.s. chcken dispute settled AT&T part of NY attorney general's Investigation crnrnl'nt ALBANY NY IAPl - AT&T has Thf ,,grccmcnt ""' unnounL\'d llllnltl h) 11:ce11Cd n 'uhpncn.111nm New Yo1k's attur- Agm·ulturc Sc~rct.tr) Ann \I \ ,nun.ul n.(!y ~cncrnl ,l, purt ut un uwc~tlg_.JtHll1 1ntu Commerce Secret <If\ Don I 1 .In' .u1d t ~ whethc1 u tup .umlyst lo1 Ctttgroup Inc Trude Rcpr~..cntatl 1~ Robe II l1.:111 , h 11 ho upg1adcd h" rutmg un the telcclHnmumc·u- had ,til .Kti\CI) p.trt1Up.1ted Ill lhl' IIL~llll,l tton gtum's sturk to hclll the bnnk l,mtlu role llun' l't1c Ul'pute h.1d Jl'ruptt·d '.ck' ul mlvtstng on u $1 0 6 h1l ion dell I US clm· ~en llrodmh m Ru"'·' '111Lt' AT&T 'P<lke,wom:lll F.tlccn Connolly M.trdl .•1dver'e) ,dlc~tmg t.1rme r' Ill ~~ llHtllrmcJ FnJuy thut the nHnpuny had st,.uc~ tc<:e1vcJ the 'ubpocnu 110111 New York Attoln~y G~11e1ul Eliut Spitler's olilee .• md ts lll\lVKilng documents In 1nvcst1gutors She dcduted Ill dulm1ut~ Th~ 'ubpoe11.1 locu'e' 1111 wh~lhcr telccommuu~eutiOtl' .umly't Ju,~ Gtubmun chun ged '" ' tatlng n1i AT&T to help BRUSSELS ll~l~llllll 1o\1'1 I h,· Cntgl\lup\ Sulo111nn Sm1th B<~tncy 1111est· mcnt bun~1ng dtvt,lun w1n th~ 1nlc unJcr- Ewnpt·.m Unum on ~~1d.1) 11duollll'd .c t S WIItlng AT&T\ Ap1il 20\Kl dc.cl .. ILcOtcilng tle~.:l'IOI1 tlll'\empt rJHtiL' 'tL't.:l prtldlh.. t' 11lHll to u suurL\' tnnlllilll Wllll the m,tttcr. who nell-"pruteclll<: t,lnlt,, hut ,,11\llt IIUIIId ,1111 pur,ll<' II' Ulllllll.lllll .11 tltl' \\ orld II.ILk spoke 011 Clllldltl(lll nl <IIIOII Yilllty EU happy with U.S. decision on tariffs for now Org._tnl/,llmn .1 \.!.Ui n-..t till' lllCdMIH:.., Cloned meats on the horizon SAN FRANCISCO (APl - Jutucr \: hops. thtcket steuks and otltc1 tood p1oduLcd by doncd lllll111.11' ~ould be tn g1o~ery st\llcs by ll~Xt )'CII I AIIUIIII<: s.dmon l,lttencd With ~c ues spl1~cd 110m ntl1e1 ll,h . thnu~:-h. ICill lllll ycu" IIWliY Inuit the Amcnc.111 Jill · ncr tuhic A long·awatted rcpmt to the U S Fond HnJ Dn1.g, AJmtnlstrLttlon released th1s week nucd~ un llll\lmtant d1sttnctton between cloned ummu s und I1Unsgc n1c he<~sts tho'c ultc1od wtth gene' 11om other spc~1es Cloned un1mul' ure p1obubly sufe to r,u,e und eut wh1le gene11cutly engmeered ones ll1UY, unt be 1 he dt,lllldiOII means th111 dozens ol bmtcchnology <:lllliJlUIIICS attemplmg In erelite uli SOilS Ol lilliiSgentC llllllllttis IIIC Still years uwuy trom bnng1ng thctr products to 111a1 ket , I he rcpoll was good new,, however. lor the ~:o ii1~11111C\ that s1111ply done .1111nt.lls wltllllut tmkclllll! wtth the1r gc ue' Airlines set to form partnership The huopc.1n Cumn11'"un ,,ud the annuu1H.: cmcnt ltldlh: h)' tltl w<'ulu gr:mt .111 o~LILillllluul 17X cxcmplltllls w h1gh t.mll' I'IC,ILicnt Hu'h unposed tn M.trch .md would 111\',UJ llllll<: thau ~0 pcrtcnt ol J:U rxpmt' 111>uld h<' exempted In u ,1,\lL'Illen\ the EU 'he.1d oiiiL~ ,,IIlii I woullllleuJe 111 1111d-Scptcmbe1 "hclhL' I to t c~ommcnd govcrnmcnl' ot the Is f:\ 1 IIUIIOIIS go othc,ld With JliOpo,eJ r<:t.lil.ltlll~ ~.tndt011~ Uruguay's economic woes mounting MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay 1AP1 Uruguu(s government hus udviScll the lnternu11omtl Munetury hmd thw ''' ''"'' IIOilliC CIISIS Will send gm" Uome,llt prod· uct piUII¥111!! II percent thl ' Y<'lll' ollld mll.l· 11un so,mng hy 40 pcr~cnt The government of Prc,tdent Jo1 gc B.ct llc outl1ncd the .mnu.ll proJclllnn' 111 .1 lcttc1 to the lcnll111 ~ .tgenc~ pill\ 1dmg till' ~IO ui HI w01k to1 tmmultnng 'ome ~- S h1llion 111 tntcnut11onul credits lor the IIOLihkd Soutl1 Amenc,m 11.111on Among steps outlmed. the govc1 nnwnt promtscd tn li4U1d.llc lh1ce III\OI\cnll1111.tl l' b.mks ,md ICorg.uli!C the ho~tte1eL ,,,,,,. bunkmg sy,tcm A'l LANTA (AP) - Dclt.1 Au Lmcs, the nutton's thud htggcst uulmc. pl.m' to 10111 Contmcntul and No1thwcs1 111 a b10ml new purtne1<h1p uuncd ut l'rotc~llll!l revenue 1'10111 u proposed nv:d ui1ancc The pl.m :mnounced ~ttduy cxpamfs un WORTHINGTON. Oh10 (Dm' Jollc-AI'J ex 1stmg purtncrsh1p between No 4 c.11 r1cr Tcum Amcncu Inc s,ud F11d<tV llle, t.tled Northwest ani.! No. 5 Contmentul by brmglut.mclui data from the prcvu1u; t" o yc,n' tng Atlumu-huscd Ddt,c llltll the lntX The tt trlmcs plu11 to sell sc,tts on c,1cll and received u Nasdaq del1stmg IHlllce tor othds ll1ghts ,1nu ~oordlll.tle schedule' ami l:ulure to tile an uud1tor-rev1cweu repm1 tm lrcqucnt -llicr bcncl1t! 1111dc1 ""codc-shurc" the second quarter The Wnrthmgton, Ohto, company. wh~eh 11g1ccmcnt. The term comes 11om the· pr.u:tice ol puumg un utrllllc's two-letter tndustry prov1dc~ employee admtntstrauon 'l'nlcc,, ·" ud llrcclusslhed some account> and rc,t.ll· cnde onto another's l11ghts ed fiscal 2000 and 200 I balance 'hect' In April, Team America replaced Arthr11 Ander•en LLP w!lh Ernst & Ynung LLP '" 1ls acc:ountant After the duduor ,wlldl. Teum Amencu detcrmmed 11s ,lc<:OLtllllll ~ treatment tor the December 29. 20110 HARRISBURG. P.t. <AI'l Pc1111sylvumu's top legal ull'tccr ,tsked ,, st<~te Issuance nt I()(),000 sene• A prctc1 red court to 1ssue a restruu11n~ order ug,unst u shares d1dn't comply w1th gtl'ner.tlly uccepl · possible sale of Hershey Fouds Corp , suy- ed accountmg pnnctplcs mg "1t's tunc to put u hull" to u tro~n,.tctton Team Amcncu smd Ernst & Ymmg won't that he satd could hurm the communtty be able to complete us revtew ot the l1r,f The reqLtest, filed 111 Dauphin Cnunty and second quaner' unttl it completes .1Ud11~ • Orphans Court, " the lutc st step st,tte lor fiscal 2000 .md 200 I Attorney Gener ul Mtke Fisher und his off1ce Team Ame11ca plans to reque't" hc,lllll):l have lukeu to dtscourugc the Hershey T1 ust before u'N."d"4 h'tlllg quahticut~nn' pand Co lrom uucttortmg tts controllmg stukc 111 on or before Wcdnesdny Shure' ot Tco~n1 the nutton' s largest cundymukcr Amcrtc.ttradcd Fnday afternoon at 40 cent, , The move cume less thu11 two weeks alter down 96 cents. or 7 1 percent Ftsher asked a state court to rev1cw uny s,tle und disclosed lhut his olf1ce "druftmg leglslution mtended to UISCOIIIolge a sule by req111rmg trustees to c<mstdcr commumty tntcrcsts before selltng u co11trolhng stake tn CHICAGO <APl - Wheat luturc' IINl a tor·protll company sharply Fnd.1y on the Clucngo Bo.1rd nt Trauc <titer C.tn<td,t\ spnng wheat crop w,,, e,u.: mated to he the sm,lile't 111 three dc~.1dc' Corn and soybeans abo .tdv.m~ed modc,tly : The stzc of the reducuon to Canada'' cstt ~ NEW YORK (AI') - A de,tdltne ongmal· muted wheat crop stzc caugill mvestors bf ly set lor Fnduy for possible tndictments surprise, prornpttng a more than 2 percent again HI members of the family that founded nse tn prices. The coming crop was pegged the cubic television system operator a! Just 15 4 m1lhon metnc tons, whtch would Adelphta Commumcatl()ns wus extended l'or be thut country's smallest smce 1974. . another 30 duys Whem lor December delivery rose 8 ~cnt• The routine cxtcnstoll. gran ted Friday by u to $3.59 a bushel. December corn 10•e 2 Munhuttun JLidge. was re4uestcd by 1111!2!:: cents to $2.73',, a bushel, December outs ncys for John J Riga~. 77, and h1 s sons, rose 2'1• cents to $1 82 ',, a bushel, November Timothy, 46, and Michael, 48, federul pros- soybean' rose 2), cents to $5 40' , a bushel. October hve cattle tell 93 cent to 67.22 ccnL~ ecutors sattl tn court pupers All rcmmn tree on $10 mtlhon bml. u pounl.l, September feeder Callie fell .58 cent tt( Prosec utors "have been engaf!ed In, and 79.12 cenL~ a pound; 0<.1ober le1111 hogs fell .4~ arc continuing, discussions about the case ccnt to 34.55 cents a pound; February pork be I.wnh" defense attorneys, the papers sa td lies fell 25 cent to 00.67 cent~ a pound. : Team America to restate some reports Restraining order sought against Hershey canada crop news boosts wheat prices , Adelphia founders under suspicion ' f • \V.~ .. tlln!-!lwl Thutsd<~v l J I \ �~~~e~D4~·~·:·:·~~~::~··==p=l~l--------~~~bM~~~~y~·~M~~~~~~·~G~I~II~~~~~O~H~·~~~-~p~--~M~n~t,~WV~----~iiiiiiiiAi~~~~t~~~~~ atribune - Sentinel - .l"' r istf'r ~l·$~f41Pt l~ lt;l ~ CLASSIFIED 'ltl*t'V .... ~ "'~ ~ '1~:-.. ....... ~~fl,\. jj-.J: ~ ··~ U4 ,....1\ :.,._,l-~ Qlf."'l. ~ ~.... ~ ~ t* 'Qi.'t.atQH l bf•f\l ...,_ \,~ .,....,. \,~.; t • i [~ -,.,...~~ . 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Flrompt ctothlng. and Proteeslonal and Conti· IIIII"_"!"'____ dential We also da Blnt\. Lo!IT AND Co ~ou LOVE 104;81 htQh day, ~rlvate and Bacntlot FOliNV Yard ult, .a.ug . 31 , Sept SChOOl sports? Otuo Valley Partuts · 6pm· 6am Itt. off Rt. 7, tht trailer t. Pubhshtng Co., pubhshtr of (740)381).1 799. Lost Itt at ktys during Ma· side Me , . Hi h· School. ttt. Gallipolis O.My n!but~. Polnt ~asant Regtster and I WM k ..... son c ounty F., v.W" """'...l tween DaVes Marathon on ru, • u Pomeroy Sen~mel . Is look· Why watt? Start meeting TO Bll\' i""" ""'r r\AI\(\1.. to holp ovu•er Ohl o s1ng1es tomg · hI. ca 11 1o11 Sandhill ~d . to Hickory " · ··v •v hl"'h _.,rv ........ aroo school tootball 1 600 766 2623 Chapel Church on Osn.t " r:e t · · · &J~t Rd. 304.6754363 or 304 • Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. ~mes this ~~~- Must have 1 21 Silver, Gold Coins. Prool· solid knowledge · ot the 67,. 6325 . sets. Diamonds, Gold game, along wrth excellent ~NNOlJN(,.~tENIS - - -- - - - - Rings. U.S.. Currency.· grammar, spelling and ~p-·REWARD~ M .T.S. COin Shop. 1st s~ 1ng skills.. aod able to write C· 1 Beer Carry Out permit 2002 DATE · PLANNER ond Avtnu., l;)altipolis, 740. game sto:rles and post· to r sale. Chester Township, SOOK c·olorlbrownlburgan· 446·2842. game lntervltw$ on dtatf. Meigs c ount-w, send letters dy phut mlscellneoua Illes limitl. Must be dependMblt maybe ·In GREEN CANVAS - - - - - - - - and have _a valid driver's II· ot Inter-est to: The Oa II Y Buying Roots , ~ enolng , C II • d C Senllnel , PO Bo)l; 729·20, BAG. ~2·3114 ..., cense. a "'n rew arter, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 _ Goldenseal, Mon·Sat. . 12·7, group assistant m~nagl ng r r I I _,...._ _ _ _ __, cloaod Sunday, Goorgo ediiO<, (740)446·2342. oxt ""!!~~!!A!!RD~Sill!!!!!!;!!!!~~· Buckloy, (740)797-!lOs.! L.o ngaberger Bus Tour1 Dresden nnd Homestead, e· Sa!Urday, 9·28·02 . Aw_ ·some prizeI Fun guar.an· tt;~ edl Only $351 Seating Li mited, Call Nowl. 7 40 7 4 26 24 ~H~E~L~P;W~A~N~TE~D;_j~H~E~L~P~W~A~N~T~E~D~ • YARD SALt~ GMJ.JPCMJS ;,;. < ;:.::!.;:::;~·.::::;:.- - - . , Friday· Sunday, 8:00am· r Gtvto'AWA\:' 4.0Qpm, baby c4othea, turnl· ..__ _ _ _ _ _... lure, toye. etc. 96 L.lncoln Pike, Gallipolis. OH , 1 male Pan~keet (740)446·9632 Inside- Outelde vara sateAugust 24 and August 31 , Freo Kltlens· 10 weeks old, 10· 1/2 miles out 141 at · Cai l740)446'3988 Gage. Something tor e-very· one , rain or ahlne. Call Inside cats to good homes. (740)379·2306 THINK YOU Richard Kingery For buying my 2001 Market Steer Niki Fulks r I I I ' 1 KANAUGA Tha~·k You DEDICATED CARE GIVER'! Scenic Hi liS NursinlfCenter in NURSE'S AID.E CLASS. Starting September 9th The class Is free of l'hllrJ:e. It is till II cluy course held in our clussroom ut Scenic Hills . Plcusc upply in person or cull Juync Durlin~ ut 740-446-7150 for more inlormutiun. SPORTSMAN ~~~~~~~~~~ CLUB .,;; for buying • my 2002 Market Hog. I I CARA 'lREYNOLDS Am•1htr Ctntrarlott 4-H ··-···-··· ~ ThiJ C'ould /J(• yourlirkt•l to tht• .fiitUI't',' IM', ., .f..,.. Are You interested In becomlllllll Gullipolis, is now u~copting upplkulions for our and cage . (740)446·3479 22. WHkday aMornoons e.,.. C..t.,. is seeking curccr micnlet.l nurses wiHlSl' focu~ i!o> nurturing and compussion · utcly 1.:aring for nur long· tcrm und skilled r'l.!~idcnL'"i . W~: me t:ornmiltcJ In providing the tlcst possible M!rviccs for our residents, u clean . pluasunt working environment for our stuff. and u "Fumily" utmosphere that hcnd'it s everyone . We ulsn offer a wugc und hcm:fit p;\ckugc that is competitive with other facilities in this arcu. If we spunJ ljkc "just the ticket" for yoy. Deckhands $115 Par Day Plus Orgulf Transport LLC, and Ohio River Is Accepting Applications For ·Deckhands. Work schedule Is 30 Da sOn and 30 Da s ·ott lntereated Candldatea Muat Poaa..a The Following: 'Ability To Work In a Team Environment In a Very Physical Atmosphere, ).lftlng Up 1b t 00* In All Weather Conditions "Must Be Able To Spend 30·35 Days; Away From ·Home 'Must Pass a Physical and Drug Screen Btntflla Include: Medical, Dental, Life Insurance's , 401 k Pharmacy, Advancement Opportunities TO $85,000 Per Year, Pension, 6 Months Off Per Year & More If lnter11t1d apply al: Departmenl For Employment Services 445 Buckeye Hill Ad . Rio Grande, OH Jandrecht@ Rlverbarges .com t-800·1!66-7.139 eKt 299 or 237 EOE tbcp please apply in gerson at· WYNGATE OF GALLIPOLIS ~KO Colonial Dr. Bidwell, Ohill 45614 I All E1.1 ~ RI OllJ)( II'I111HlY Employer) IN MEMORY IN MEMORY In /uviitf( menlory of Katie Watson Clonch /if211/30 . lif22!99 MoinmY You arc close in our hcuns toduy nnd everyday. We ~::herhh and love the memories of you always . Thou~hts <Jf you refresh our soul und.bring comfonto our hean. We feel very bi".W tool had ·.\13 · lila-~·· ,,, ' . · J( ' :~. We lm'e ~1111 ml.u . . • "' '"' )Vyngate of Gallipolis, hus an immediate opening for an LPN. If you urea "people person" who is looking for a challenging and rewarding position, then Wyngate is the place for you. At Wyngate, we , recognize our employees us valuable assets and conlribUiors to our success. We offer a flexible and fun work environment, arid an excellent pay and benefit package. Call today at 441 -9633 or stop by Wyngate at you ~·a_y much, RCiy, TUmm y, Nate. Chm11eile & Nick Ailtll, Barb & Kathy Diann & Phil, ' 300 Briarwood Drive, Gallipolis EE9 flricm & Brumlrm ' Full Time LPN • Part Time LPN I. ·-·-··------~------ llu.r W-'1/IW 8 I~1'.'-'.''.u-w.""•.•'l.l•_,l..,l'._•.b:l.:r•'•~'\N-·Im.·.11' tb:IJ"W"~'m lf TtantPQ~t dfl~f 1· ~-· ........... ·~·~ '·-.... 16 Prts19r& Centtr s4Jeks an JnctivtdUal to provide thera· ~~~~ n rv•cts in th9 ~ and In lht> CQmm~,~mty to St- vtde tran~;,rtation for Req1,1ir.s MA tn PsychoiQgy, qwrtd tnter"tvd o.<V\JICIV\t$ S I Wo k I' ....,. oc•a r .. or cou~e tf19. should appty In ~rson 10 alonn with ltcense or l1C6nse . bl~ty " . aMi some ll&)(lbillty on Rocksprings R~ab C~tcu, ""~~~ · 367'9 Rocksprln~s Ro-d. hours .as. well as. extens.l~o"e· Pomer oy, Ohio 4,s769. travtl Within the county. Ex· Extendlcar e Health St rv· P91'1t nct Wtlh tamily therapy ICt " ' "" IS an o.nua t """vv. ~rehmed. EKcell ent bene· tunity ~ployer ~hat.~~hts. Appty tn person or send agtt workpla.ct diverstt~. Tesume to: Flocil.sprillQS Rthab Center ,,....,. Center M!F ON ~erl Harbison, Employment Sl)i(: . 337•"' Floo,lo 60 o~;: .. EJo;pe•ienctd HVAC Servlc\t Hunlington, WV 25705 Tach and InstallerS. Apply !01!/AA at Comtort Air, 116Q JacK· son P1ke, Galli()OU$. HELP WANTED you looking tor more than just a job? How about a career In the hoapltallty lnduatry? EOE Are your kids going back to school? Do you need something to do7 · c~.~.stomtt Sales Tam. call •Acwuot M~naQtrs -·1<1<1· ~~h et\C'Ud \ 1\\NI\ 1111 \\111'<.'1 ~~" ~~~ ' ~~ \\\ Ill ~ .\l ~ 111 \\I '"''~'' mlt)lmwn ...... , ~~ ~r )•Pfo ht Sharmg •Paia Vacalloo •Pai<l Holo<:lay• Sc.u 1943 •en11)1oyw Oooool¥>1> •L1fv ln~ura nce •COII$90 A$ol•t~nc;t •SUNOAY$ 01''1 Call thu- 24·h0ul A·2--0 Career Ltne at . EA.SY WORK! EXCellENl PAY! AUtn\blo N<XI\1ol> at 1~ ,.,. ""' ,.,.,,,;,ll hol>1<>. Coil Toll Fr.. bl. 111 1·801H67-s568 Ext 12170 Awl\t onh~at Atn..,..Own n1~nto ~~ " ""'~n t-~'n.'*'' {\.,"' t..•t ~ ~~·<:\'•'•1 \~11, hu' \h.-\ resume to RUHle ward VIce President of Human kesourtes HOLZER MEI>ICAt CENTER I00 Jackson Pike Galli polio, OH 45631 Phone: (740)446·5105 FaxtTDD: (140) 446-SJCJ6 t\,'11\111 .,,,, ,\"P\ tlie~ ~\~ti\\1~1 i'l~, ,,, '>II~ '""'" \.'-\111\ II, \t~ If\-. '~l'l'.'l\ \'~tl t\ \\.JI'~d '" \II~ \ 1.h~) II! 1.\f'ld 3332. EK~>tr- Oontal #.oil'· t•n1 Noo<loO. PI•.,• C• ll (740)<146·2<\Qg, REAl. I!STATt! RI!AI. I!STATt! hn ~~.,.~ "'''"'~ ~n(t IMthtQ'o\.-~. 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Associate's Degree preferred. Previous Human Resources experience required. Excellent Customer Service skills 11re es~~entlal; I' \I REALESTATE r~N$-lOn .~ 1-800-821..;8139 The Holzer Medlen! <;enter llumon Resources Deparlment I• Necking 11 Hum11n Resources Assistant • Employment. Responslhllltlcs for the position hiclude: assisting Individuals In the uppllcullon process; (>rcpurotlon and trnckln11 o!' job postlngs, conduclln~ new employee orientation and other related dulles. \''It' I '• . ~t work King OOV~s ~ ~ tl~1~1e. ca.u ra.o--94~ ?m !of 11'\tfl V\9~. ,,,,...~ C'pmm ·r nm,J UcJ/Iml'fl,l. 1\'t'ltu/JC 'mr ( irfllll'· 7733 For.,·yth llh~J.. S11irr J700, St. /,tm /,1, MO h.l/fl,<, /-NWIN7·1:.1N, w . l.' N~. MX i.l/41 Call lnfoCislon 10DAYI 1·877·463-6247 ext. 2455 ~~!<It- '"'"''"""- 7<1Q.910N~3. IHwl~~~ •.u:i tK. WE HAVE A SOLUTION! can be earning some money! ~ """""' l~-· \1M";. N •~wefy SpecraUst r.wrrirm·r. While your kids are leaming you ~~lt'!J llMtll ~~~\A\l~l · l'\1~~ \l \ltl"l~l "' 1'\lt t \t\11 -$pm."""' >o.n•3f>o\ lW.. 3p•-o-ll~l . 'lpm..· Do you want to get paid for doing it7 You can make calls on behalf of major non-profit and political organizations. You will receive: • Up to $7/hour • $500 sign on bonus • Paid training • Paid vacations ltw- \\\."\I'm OI>W ... 'll>llt ~~ ... •Managet TrattlrH ,l't'Uf.~ ,\'U/It'fl'i,IPI,I' lnfoCision now has day positions available. lilt--- M lO IMVU'ftllllMl OI''Clll\lttll'tlll C..!Ml't A.U A.!MS~ TQ ~!4 Ql Soll ~...., $i>oaro. ::>:,14• tW W0/ll0<1 COI•'Il iol ~ 6J'S.142\I. -ty, 0\><$1 (lr""!> ~ IIOOK!Y to 114.. Are We are seeking an energellc & ou.t· going Individual to oversee the day· to·day operallons and responsibilities as General Manager In the Gallipolis area. We oHer a competitive salary, bonuses, paid health lnsurancf;l and paid vacation . Send rlilsume and sal· ary history 1o: Thares Management PO Box soe Celina, Oh 45822 16 AVQN• IQc \ 00 b4d >kMit<l nwso~ tociloty. P!Q. ptw slctan appolntm~n t s. consults, etc. Mvs.t haV$ go00 dr!viOQ rewr<t. liKl.IOY verely emotionally disturbed working With re$ldent$ «nd Mason Coun~ children and tam1li$S Po$tl ton 15 part· adolesc&nts at nsk ot ~~ng nme. slatv testvd nurstng pla~ outside tht homt. a!iSis.Uml prelerr&(t r\Ot re- HELP WANTED 16 �.··Sunday, August 25, 2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV - riU lltC ~,.. lK'I'ft 1:1 ,., n ~ .,1'\1 oo 'fu" N~ ~ ~"""" """'11 "'""' • ~,1'1.~~ rA•"td'l stv~ ho..~ v~ ~ AOI'N '" G!\tf'fl tQwniShl~ lf'I1Jro\!od pool ...:kh"'-~' 111\."fe~ l!iYflllfftt'* ~. f8t'l'lo~ '\.X"M ~ "~· ~.... dmt"'l) rooM.. \ltll!ly (710l4•6~'~1•11o< ~ l'OM\ 'k~ ~ !'lt!'Vo l'f fhgelti!Ot &. StoVe. ~ lui! ~ ~VI'\ 3 bA""" Rlt!"Kh "'V'" ,.,..,. 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M bolt\, <lo0\1 '~""""""· ltll~ f'ull bll5e~t <'MM 8\'tf~~lt\~ $&1,000 17"'-l}*-~151· School. neAr ho&p!tftl ohorong ,,... \'el 'prl\'llle 3 - - oarport, .....,r counlty hft! With gr9l'll v~ew. Cou~hy Home With 1 1· 1f2 root, ~ ~~~M . lel'l\.""ed ~lso ''ICE l.xnldu~ 10~· &ArH'I!I tiK:~! 314br 2b8 . 2 Car· G11r8~. above groi.!nd ~ . bft(..""- yflt'(l, 135 Kn\eo11 ..... (1'0)U6-9900 Ht~~nOOraJted kitchen cab! · 0,\10, (740I446ol17113 nets Oft LeOn Baden Rd Bncto. Ronch J 8R LR F~ i300l4M-1118\l ~ filttnc!'i . ~~~tpoh~ Mill k1t<.:hM. :2 beth!. 1~und1y C~ "Old Be""' Front roottt. ru" basen'le"t. l&r'Qi! r-<'IMC\O$UM1 E; Bedroom. 4 """ ~ oid"'l!, 1001, deCk. 24x32 po~ bArn, G.3 Bath Home l10.500 For $711,000 Call aller 5pm ANP!!. 1~3 Cor8 M111 R<'l L15l1nQ cell 1-800· 719-3001 . (30< ~ 75-&038 $215 000 (740ll?4~-M9 1 Ekl F1 .. 4 tlood""'" ,. , j """ 1\klllll£ ~)\IJ.:S mRSAU' 1\lll SAU: r Mo111u; Hur.u.:s tURSAu; E<:Urd CMpel Roao 11 12X6S, 2 Bit 1 11:1 batll, New 2003 14x10, 3br/2btlo, ACrn 3 bedroom home good cond•l"'" go• heal Only $995 down and 11!1"'110 oounty llf A98dy 10 moo.., $2500 $198 ,.3 per mor'llh Call Harok17~~·994$. C.! SomoMllo A..,. (140)388-99<6 ty (30<)1175~ lio•""'""'wo"" ... I'MI ...... M!Mol1ftii\t 2<) 2<) pool Co' ,-,OlHHl021 -90--~3010 ,.,.,. doc't. - - - - - - - &M.lo OlsOric~ 6ol ._,I l•"" 0. Roo Gn~ndo. ~ AeiWOO<!l f'l>merct; liR H ~ ~"' ~··•II' 7.0~-·~· Um&:s riU t\liiS,u-- - . . • ..."' Splil 3 t bflth family room, T: I 1 1 WOQt1 •klfnO, hay l>lm, and pole llht!d Country settmg on ~ 11<4 ..,... $46,000 (30-4)5163156 bedroom 14>1l0 Hawv Hou .. 2 btl<!1 room, """'· ·&& "'"U... 101', waollo!' dryer a/<:, carpon outside butl<::hng, privacy ..,,.,.., M'lldloporl , (140)902-7&16 ;_____:__ _:------,. lo4x1.0 199& Oakwood tr12 bf , 2 ba. ctrl 11r & heat, 1rte. stow. refrl<JO . Aepo's lllnd UHd hof'n@S C ompany Uqwdorlon across the natton . $500 down snd ta~ over pay· m.nts (740 1<4-46-.3570. COI.Id'l , - - : - - - - : - : - - - - Summer Clearance HOOSfll In M~ . COtner SAndhill Rd 304 -e7&-6281 All lot models must go, 2003 tot QUtei street cenrral air. models on the way Best :2 Cftr garftge, must see to 1910 t2M65(Budcty) mobile """' to lluy 10 now M•ny ..,.,..,..... (7.0)90~-21179 hOme , 2 bedroom , 1-1f.l: -homes yet to choose trom good - - ' - - - - - - - (7401388-9946 Newry Renova1ed 1850 1964 cetl condltfon (140)e45- :::':~:,~loy. Apt ~!ICMn , (740)446-~76 Scott's Tavtrn• Carry-out plus 38R. I beth. 2 story home Also mot>+te rental P"'P"'I'1· $11 5 000 Donie (740)886-7325 S"'lposs r___ 120 ac"'• ol woodland !rack, 1111cetlent hunttng, 65 acres ot woodlsn<l/t'lay tlelds. bwtdi"O lots 1 tl-4 miles l!loultl ol Tupper& Plains. paved stmets. water & electriC available, all In tJe 11~s County, call M·F. 8am-4pm (740)742-:1700 & . · & k d e~n.ng wee en s 1140)742-2261 30 •cres.' rural water. elec· trlc, 32x~O ~ock gar8ge. ~5,000 (740)379-9251 32 8Cre3 1n OrQen Town· 1008 2br 1ba . Fleetwood WAnted· No Credit Custom- ship· beeut1tul home &lie Grapes, La(ldSCI!IP\f'IQ, Ovt· reflections Sto~. tel, bo;!d"'l!O. Green townsh~ . tabte/cha1r& Built In Enter· 4 mtle& to HospttAI or Town ta1nment center $6,500 (1~0)441 -16t8 FIRM , (304)458-1672 (304)458- t!lO I SacrifiCe tor t' qu;ct.; s~'le, Appn!!!8&d fOr $87,000 Sell :2000 sq. ft home on l acre. tot $89.900. new roof. win· l 0 minuies from hO&pital dows. dec!<, siding & carpet Stm l1n<1er construcllon. o4 n'il!e bedrooms, dinmg Bedroom&/ 2 Bath with room, k1tchen . h~~~ng room & swimming pool . (740)416~lh two ca' gerege & out· 3510 bu11ding U.S 50 Easl Athent, Ohio Phone 740-592-1972 3 C.r WI $25.000.00 (140)84H 128 Above . Apple , ~ar . • wo'rn moving- Coles Mobile Homes 115266 FarmhOuse. 3BR. 2BA. 2 F~t Atra&. urge Rooms. 1971 RAmingO 2x60 tr8iter Beout!I\J( Aoorl, Tl!l Root t o' / s-It t e t 2 bedroom CA. Btg e .~ llll'>IN~~~ 1\Nll BL~UMNI'•~ New Homo on 5 acm " lliRI!earo"Y._~~-~-.., lllo <:ounlry 17•0)446~t8. l,iini ,ii s' & __., ________ AL~:Al;l, t2~16 deck: lOCAted on betf'l Sunda~August25,2002 era to Purchase New hOme under Govoernment financ· ing program S1200 Income r&Qulred. can to pre-qualifY. (NOJ••6·3384. REAL ESTATE ' REDUCED TO SELLI $243,900 · !740)<446·9.357 after Spm 36-Aaroi San~hlll Road 9 mites from Point Pleaeant at lelart Call Sam (304)8953807allei 6pm. Wllt'lltd : Local company wants to purchase 1 • 10 Lot lor SAte· Appro~e . 2 t/2 acre Rites !Or new hom~ acres, clearsd & ready lor · C.ll (740)«6-3093 , building. gravel driveway. water & electric available, area · Ask•ng We have approx1mately 10 Porter St3,995, Call (740),468 ullli&<'l hOme!! un<Mr $3000- uaed homes for under WIII help w!lh detlvel]l. Call $.2 ,000, call t-800-837-3238 45t4 !rom B·5 or (740)446· 3248 after 6pm tor info ~arena (140)385-7611 , REAL ESTATE_ REAL ESTATE Custom built; 3 yrs old; 2 car garage; 5 acres with pond; 2,400 sq. ft. plus full basement, 3 bedrooms, 2 112 bath. Kerr Rd.- Minutes from hospital & Rt 35, For more information call evenings & weekends REAL ESTATE Pomeroy • l ..t.'--·~-lttM. -.,__.~I t' 1 -3 8edroomo ForocloHd HOUM lor Atflt In Tl.Jpptfl From S1WMo., 4% Plaine, 1/c, new ttove 6 ,... Down, 30 '1'Hr1 •' 8.5% lrigo11110r, $425 monlh plus Odl1 CD.· VInton, Dodrill APR For Llatingo, 800-Stll- depoo~. utilltlea, (740)667Rd.. 5 wooded 1cree 3323 En 1109. 3487 $14,500, Alo G,.ndl, Mobloy Ad, 8 OCIH, $21,000, 2 bedroom, ono """'· IMng- _ _:..•- - - - - Kerr, Pint Mill Rd., Loa! room. dining-room, OMI & OCIH, $.22,0001 Mar- kltchon(relrlgoralor & ni'N abel Ad., 11 ICrll, $17,000 otove. An ""'"" good ala or 13 aero S19,000 witll hordwood lloo,., cl9eetl. Big b1ok yard. 205 Molgo Co.- SR 118!, & or 6 Spring Ave. Pomaroy. acre ptrctlt, your cho~. $325/mo. piUs utl!ltlaa. No $16,0001 Carr Ad, & ecrea, pats. Raferancesldepoalt. with huge. hay blrne, stalls, 992-5502 ouo llulldlng, $2&,000 or 11 lflrn $21,000, Danvlne, 7 2 BR "OU81, WID, otowi. reocreo. SUllO! lrtgerator, no pets, reftt· ence & depoalt required. More por<elo ovelloblt, Coli (740)388-8547 now lor mapo ond ollltr 1\ot2 BR hOUOOI Apl lor rtnt, lngol Ownor flntnclr1g Cantenol]l Rood, no poll, allgnl property marl<up. S365/ monlh Coil (740)«6- t 9442 IUILDIIIIIftiUI 3 bedroom home, Minora- LOG HOME PACKAGI vine. Ohio, rlwr view, no Retocallng. looking l<lr 20 peta, r.tarences required. acrae, or more lor small $450 month. caM (740)~2farming, and/ or gardening 8m Iller 5pm. wUh small alream or pond. 3 BR h<luoo In Qall\pollo, No (740)640oll878 peta,' water paid. t Aeterence 1: I \ I \ I .., and depoa~ roqul•ed- 388· 1100. 4 BA, 2 belh, 2 car garogo, 1156 2nd Avenua, Claiiii>O' ns, $650 mo. pluo dapoo~. (740)«1-151Q 5 room11 & bath, 50 Olive St, House for rent HU 0 ap· $325 mo. (140)«8-3945 proved, 1-800-34Q-8814 446-7143 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Call or stop by our office {or a free Quality Homes Guide in color. 12015 FU~THER ~IDUCT!ONI went vour own little corntr ol tfle wor1d? Retreat to thla home tucked away on private ChArolt\11 Lake Nice 4 BR 3 BA redwood sided home with 2 car attached garage Bnd priYate dock overlooking the lake. S169,QOO Nl W LI$TUIGI oS'mt PIKE Uke now ~_.,, ~~-- . 900 Bf1dl. & vll1yl elded bl · eect~ot1at '''cnH~ 011 over 1 j acre I~ te'v"alhorne ~th over t9oo ~~l ft of W1tl'l det~~.-·ht=~t1 gRr"ge 3 Bedroolt1s. 2 h\11ng 8fMC9 Atl"'ched 2 car garaQ'it . bathe. N1ce lloo1· plan OWner AouiO US oboul ~'" one' u~1e 11080 1'0 APPIIOl. :30.6 Acres !llat Wayne Na~onat t=oraat 2 atoty hOUee 8. thOblle tiolt1e lnCluded .Owner wente sold\ U19e . 81'0~V HOME, MICe carne~ H·eed lot 4 B&dt'OOilHI. !lvlng room. nice kitchen, batuttt'lehl CetHtal alt collrll11dt11ng Nut"eroua updates, twl, Wlthi!J, ~hunbtng, ruuu pump atrd 1Mny ttlote OaJport 3 a.lo1·a~e ·et1ed . Well eonolruoledl Allordoblo $70s UAI)f ,AII NDLY !lltueted 011 Owner hM mua\ sell lmtt~edltU~Iyl Low maintenance 2 elory 'vlnvl sided 5 bedroom home with over 1:!.000 BQ. ff . ol liVing s-p~~ WRik-oUI baaemeMI, decking. 24 x 40 barr,. w1th ai\J1ched ~'11:24 shed 2 acres 11'111 along SR 1d 1 Call for appolnhnent todeyl 12114 et•;ti()().OO,.. I!i the &sklt1~ plice . on Uilslevellot being appro~~: t 3~11: I 00 ~ubllc uttltlhiul avAilable uott CITY OONVI NII NOII Cell today to lAke tt ll~ek AI this cntnloft~ble l 5 ! ldty hallie Ll\11110 & dlttlng room kltchRM. j .Jl bedmome. 1 a bathe taundty Sntall tetlced-ln lawn ern Within waiMng dlatanae to tldWtltOWii $64 .B0o 121i:01 .oga ddte tt1a1 heB rood fttmtag.eeh:lt1tJ s~ tAO at~ct ~utavllle ldeol for ~esldenllal or cotTirtietctal. OWMt !1!!1111'{.1 below apj::Jtelsed &.OTI valu~l Joe A. Moore- Broker 441 - 1616 Sarah L. Evans-Moore, Broker 441-1616 Patricia 'Hays- 446-3884 Care Casay-245-9430 Cynthia Siciliano- 388-1841 Candace 446-7412 t174 PRICE R!DUCEDI This .wonderful 3 BR 1 1/2 BA home WHAt A VIEW OF THE MIGHTY OHIO\ Be the owner of lhl 11 extenalvety remodeled hOml!l Over 3,000 sq . It llvlnQ SIJ&Ce . ~ Bedrooms . 3 bettls whirlpool iuba, kitChen 11a1 o~e' 32 11 . of new oak cablh1Jts Fireplace In lorma t living room & tamlty roOm New ceramic 111e & ceipet throughout. New 1urnace end cM trRI Air unit Low n1alt1tenence Be the lltst to live hi this home and enjoy all the hard work put Into H1l11 one I 12HII til .tit new I hom• on 2 lovtl ocreo mill Vel]/ nkle 3 BR 2 13A home with solid 6 panel doo111, .lola of hardwood flooring, Smith cul lom kitChen and 2 car garage. Lo c~ ted In Pct1et area. SOB,DOO. •1&3 Ltt the large open rooms In lhl1 newer ranch tpoll you with comlortl Buill In ! 998, 3 BA 2 BA. accented with oak trim, 1otld 6 panel doore, oversized kitchen with oak ad.blne ta and U .----------- li'IV Mt M ENf!tlOMME~C IALI Slaty Uulldl11g e1tueted at 600 3rd Av~m ue Oownstalre set up M beauty salon a11d olllce tel~lal Upstairs l1as 2 U........O one bedtoo111 opartmente. Nlca tamat QUALITY BRICK RANCH ... lhCOttie Call to~ con1~lete llsllngl IDEALLY LOCATED Within mlnutea ltll131!1 ot Sprli1g Valley area & Ato Orenda wllll quick ecceee lo US 35 ramp. Living roOtti, dining, 2 lull baths, etleched 2 cer gerega & concrete MRM liUINOI Appro< ; 1 acrns with <40 11 10 hatlle bam wllllitans. dll\le tcll co eaay to molnte.ln .4 ac::re ~·h.40 workshop wllh loll atorage tot Owner he.e taken good care ol low maintenance ranch. IJhad A detAched QAIAQA ~ecently this re modeled 1 U.story hort1t4 with new DROPPED PRICE .MUST SELLI ~lichen . large dining . den, 6 12188 bedtooml!l. 2 1J betl1s. \lety nicely - - - - - - - - - - decmaled Mu st aee to appraclale all · • llle M1ellltle8 the\ OOttHis wnh th is BRIGHT I CHIIRVI Like propeity 111111 new 14' x 10' moblla home I - - - - - - - - - - - OedrMm1, 2 !ull · bathe, eat·ln kitchen with skylight & cathedrlll WELl MA.INTAINI!O RANCH ON ceiling end eleo . Including llvtng roo1n. Bllueted Oh a rented lot OV~~ 1 AOR~ tll ~l!b LOTI NICe $22 900 oo 12205 !emily room , 3 bedro01m~. llvtng tdom with llruplaoe. eel-In k!lche n. atteohed -----~------­ yarage. Iota or updelte1 wl!hlll past LOTS! 4 acres up, mostl y all couple yeot!l Storage bulldln\) . Muet wooded owner will oonattter selling ~ee \1118 onel llitiiOI on.land C{lfltrect. •aao3 - I 011 1\lli>IIIONI\1 II\ IINC,\ fl. INI Oil MilliON , Cl\11 011 ~101' IIY I 011 II fi/CC QUALITY HOMES IN COLOR IJOOKLET! MEIGS COUNTY Cheryl Lemley OU ~ OOUUl PUt A HUIINUS IN IRII thla ov1r 3 acre site Is t1Ated lll~tOIII lu~ttl sit& of new Mel!i1e toe81 etemenlary echool Double wide on rear of pro~lf!tty thot t10u ld be used ae e t.:tn!al or live lh Frontage along S~ 12-t would make l!l Ql'i"-t ~lh! fij~ A new tf.l!lla urelht , ootwenlenc~ eture m uae your t{'1BQ1Mtldt1 , Rewage I<;~ fl\ltliiFible · $09,900 00 Checil out lhl11 aile EIHtJ bf!COit111 yout own bt11JB U130 742-3171 PRICE REDUCED! 30 Rlvef\llew In Mlddlopott Cazy 3 bedroo'''" ranch with e11tra nice Owner says get lhl!l eM . tleW ptlce ot $45,000.00 TO 00 BOATING? your Altlng the Ohio r.ll\let atld 111ft 2 Acres comee alon~ with this fUit Rtnl':tiV nice 1 B story home With loiR rJI " PBUI:I 4 liedloOill8, 2 belhs, 0\/FII 2.400 fiQ II flYing 100m dining nicely roo111 rec 100111 , tlen Deh!Ched etyle honte Thara Bra 3 bedrooms, gA iflQ9 & Cll i\)Otl 11'2209 I 6 baths. 101ma1 living room. dining room, lamlly room wlfh llrap!Bce and kl!dhei1 on malt\ level LoWer level lea!Vtes a large family room, ~~~UNION AVINUI ... Roomy ranch btldroom, bolh, loundl]l 8 'drive-In Mottle wtU1 II bftdtooms, 2 batha, II<Jing Large gazebo for room room Newer roof 8 heat iinle~•llnhog this summer Looeled 111 situa ted el own ••••••cllog wol'"""' ·o...doolborolt,...... ......., 25,.. _,.my ..!""" '-"""".._loll ' Qualiy ....... wlh h6 ..... aocl.-docklw ' h """' wlh "'""""' aod lei hunter green acc::en ta, fanoed-ln backyard. all on t5 aore attend. Tel!telully decorated, th is home 11 the epitome of quality and ol&l!l. IDI,OOO. ;;" leaturea large bedrooms, large kitchen and lots of updates. Make at\ appo l ntme~t to see It ioday. 141.000 ff1 91 Attention Rent" I lnveetortl 2 for 1 de1¥11 This property has a lot or poienttal to be a money maker for you . The 1st home has 3. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathe, Living Room, Dining room,, new gas furnaca. The 2nd home has to bedroOm, 1 bath. & living room . Onty S&li,OOO. Great tnveltment that ehould CASH FLOW! Luxurtoult Sit on around porch and experience nature on 3.8 beau!lful acres. New In 1996 and beauti fu lly cared lor. this 3 BA , 2 1/2 EM home has a nice open floor plan, breBzeway to 2 oar garage w i t~ flnlehable 2nd lloor. tull baaemont , Smith's cus tom kitchen , Smith's woodwork throughout, some ceramic Ute floor11 . ln addition, 2B x 28 metal bam wlth fenced area for anima te, nice 21' above ground pool Located In the city .., school dla!clct 1224,000 ... ' - . ,, ' ~. ' ,.. I' t197 Lu~turloua Home Conveniently Located In the VIllage of Middleport! Loca ted only 4 112 ·mnes from ihe VIllage of Cheshire. the owner has attended to every detallln·buildlng this home!. Go'1;:1eous hardwood floors th roughout mosl ol the house. lois ot recessed lighting, Smith cus1om kllcMn, formal living room. formal d1nlng family room . 3 bedrooms. 2 balha. office wllh close t end buill· In desk thai would make e nice 4th t::Jel:!room , 2, car oversized garage , lleau11lul ln ·gto und heated pool r~nd rnuch mo,el II' I ; ~... ' ~114 PRICE REDUCED! Nllurt Lovtr'e, Hunter'• peradlee. This home hu a tot · to · oller: 3 *.185 Cute Ranch located eloooo I Rio Grande. Aetreal tub, 24 x 24 pola barn, pOnd. All 1208 Are you looking for mor• oharmlng 3 bod room, 2 this sitting on 69 ac mil. Reduced room? Cloaa to town & l!lchools ·ranch wllh tar'ile eat-in ~lichen to t110,000, Colltodoy lor your thla 4 bedroom 3 bath has a, loll~ formal living room & cathed ral ohowlngl offer. C1U Tadayl ceiling family room Wtth a backdrop of gen!le ro lling !~llJ_~!~OJI~!'~ In~ town living oen I lhll 4 Ill 2 1/2 lA countryside , thla le e muat eeel 5124,900 colon111 atyl1 hom•. beautifully landscaped -e ntry leads to A lastelully decotllted for mal living room and dining room. Juat orr th e dlnrhg COMMERCIAL LISTINGS! room Ia li1 equipped kitchen and •te6 cornto,rilt•le laftllly rooni combination with a found In thlo cozy fireplace oomplamenllng Its lhroo both brlok ln110. tho elryl homey feel ing . W!lh a one car Vee, lnllde the city one IInde thla deteohtd gArage and the e~~:tra at orage apace ol the lull sprawlin g brick with ex tras that baaementln town living 11!1 juat a InClude new hard wood lloorlng, equipped kltohen, form al living phone oall away. room, quatnt family room wllh llreplaoe and a huge finished baaemenl With wet bar. Looki ng lor 11pac~ In the clty... look no lurth or...IIIUOO bedrooms, :2 tlalh, living room. Dining room, eat-In kitchen, hot It 2 BR, olr oondltloned, YOI]I 1 Bedroom Apar1m~n11 nice, In GaNipoijo. no poll, Slorting al 1289/mo, Wuh(7~0)448-2003 (1.0)448- or!O<yor Hookup, SIOYO ond t409 Refrigerator (7-40)«1· ChormlnQ, hlotorlcol homo tor ~nt or 11~. 2•BR Loll ot space & storage. Greet locallon, walk to &choOis, atoras & perks Vary Nlcet $600 montll, S800 depollt Aeftrenoea Required . Avail· able Now, Call (740)2568433 1519 3 BR mobile holM In A10 Clronde. No poll, rtloron- 2 SR upaUIIro oportmont, cn required. (7~0)379· oloYof rolrtgorotor lurnlthod. 2720 $27&, 1110 dopoalt (140).W8·3870- (740)«&3 BR, 1· 112 beth, lllttectnc, s Bedroom House In City, Large Deck, Basement. Very Private, Enclosed Yard , Mulltl neve References. No Pets. De· posll Required, Shown by Appolnlment (304)675· 5852 Furnished 1 9061 Furnithed 2 Rooma and Belll, Upololrt, Clean, Aoland Dopoalt A• QU!rtd. Nc (140)44111519 montl'l . ••m• september e. $13,500.00 1 flr""'i;iii;;m:;"j j - how beautiful lha view I Drtvo home. This one story a sunken living room wllh a big beaulllul whllo atone fireplace and glaal all tho way to the lop of the cathedral ceiling and glaM wlnctowa on 2 walla. Hal 5 bedrooms, 3 balha, family room, dining area, and a beaullful kitchen. There 11 loti ol ~orago 2 oer an~d~~~~~~~~~ a Cj/~ q{. .fJ'wJ~ ~~h4 446•6806* · 23 St For Solo- Soalod bldo will be \olein on 1&83 Franklin Sklddor 142 modal. Submll bldo 19 49379 · McKonzlo Ridge Ad, Racine, Oh. Skid· dlr . ean bt ineprcted at ROII'I E)(Cavltlng , any quo1110no coli (74Q)g49281!8 i58 Clark Chapel Rd. Bidwell, OhiO 45614 Branch Office Locust · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 VIRGINIA SMITH, BROKER """""""' UIIIOI IILVILLI.,,, ... .,..., ................. 441-1201 TAI8H SNYDER,,;,,,,,.,,,,,,, .... ,441JDHNNIE RUNELL, ....,,, , .......,, ...,,381o03U GAl~ DAVID 8NYDIA .................................. 441·1411 C1ll ex10 utility lrOitr- SOOrl C!'lfttmln IIWtl aw Ill*'. (740)1l92-St87 9 ft helvy buill - wood wire ra~t ptn or othet tmall an 1mata , prk:e 1140)gg2•11019 11.0)11111!78119 _ -~;;;;;;;;:i;;;:;;;;;­ A-11111 • c - . . . WOI.fHANNIHG II~ Low Montllly lrMotmon11 Hom41 Oo\Nory FREE Color Catllo<J Cell TOday 1·800-711 ·0158 W'NW.np.etatan com sao Avistar Selec'l rei"'"''Ie. conirol airptane, 5~ wJngapan, nhro poweretl. never. been llown. Complete w111r liold kit $200. (140)387.0222 days, (740)367-7588 - nr.oa . Bry1nt 4·ton hilt pump, complete wl furnaoe & A· cpU and tnermoatat only 3 yrs. old $1000 . 304·882- 3438 COOl DOWN, Control Air Condltlonert i.nd Heat Pumpa. If yoo don't call ul WI both 1011. FrH uti· malot. (740)«H308 ond 1-800-2DHl088. Crlttsman Rldlng Mower, yoara Old, tU Ko"lor DHV Full Preeeurt Motor, 42" Cui, Low Houra, vory Clean _. 111 Plotllc Beggor SyotOm, Cool ovor 11500 will !oleo 1100. !140)245-0111, , a Grubb'o Plono· 'TUning & Anllquo .Wolnut buflfl, $600 lndepondonl Hortlol"- Dlo\IIIUI , muat 8111 , $400, lrlbutot'. .Coli For Product Or 080, 3 tltr oocatlonat 11· Opportunity, (740)441-1982 blo, wolnut, voluo $225. $1110 080. Excallonl condl· JET AERATION MOTORS lion, (304)875·3950 Rtpalro<l, NI'N & Rlbull In Stock. Call Ron EV'Inl, 1· 1 Avon ooiiiOII~tl dec_ anrtl"' 800-S37-9!!28, lrom lho early 70'o lo 1981 , coli (740)992-38&5 Motorl.z.ed whetk:hair, 1• I· "--------,1 PROFESSIONAL SI!RVICI! MAKES THE DIFFERENCE ture, ~ plecee. (30<1)875-3288 '!Untd? Coli T"' Pierro Dr, 140-.W8..&25 " 11, 11, 21, o;:;:;______, A1mQu1;3 2 ~--•••••• Repel ra. Probl1ma? NHd Pe,mele Riley, Clerk nft••"6 .. , Goolls MOBILE HOME ONLY • A very nice 14X74 Skyline mobile home wllh 2 bigger bedroome, large living room, and prel1y kHchen. equipped kitchen, cathedral nice, room and Is comot"' y Ga!Oon a! DovoliOrrl el Ohio Volley ~ Gardono oil NojghRd $200 Fo1 Slit Reconditioned bothood wathoro, dryora ond rolrig- (140)«t.ors&4 trltora Thomplons AppN· ance 3o&07 Jaoklon A• 2 diamond rlngo, yollow gold , bolf114 K. ono lo 114 nuo, (30<1)67s-7388 Carll. retail $850-+ and Good Ulld Applloncoa. Re- 1200+ ,Silo 7-t/2 ond 11-112. conditioned and Guaran· (30<1)87s-39S9 teed. Washers , Dryers, 5 motor cyoiM : u.te:IN Rongoa, and Rolrlgorotort. Some ...,, •• $95, Sicagga oqulpmof\1: I ping pong taAppliances. 76 Vint St., ble: and IMng room ,lurnl- '"lcloncy Avenue, $225 (740)4411-3945 lor $450, will "" lor $300 (7~)'A~ BV" Fumlohod utllpold, CIOWnotalra, 9 t g 2nd HOUiDIOLD HILLS • A one 11ory home with a two story very large bedroom suite, with ll'a own bath. Has a large bedroom, an average bedroom down81alrs, and a family room, dining room, kitchen and bath all downstairs. House looks very nice everywhere. You will love It, Alae has a storage buJidlng, and - ua, • Custom tops, trailer ' and accessories. • Stored inside for Winter. • EXCELLENT CONDITION MOBILE HOME ONLY· Here'l a 1997 Redman Mirage mobile home that Ia .14x50. Haa 2 bedrooma, olna balh , and an equipped kHchen, Comes wllh a newer porch and central of. A air conditioning. Haa been taken POMEROY • WRIOHT STREET • On a quiet dead and street Ilea, thla lrl-laval home with eeven rooma, 3 bedrooms, 2 balha, dining area and family room. Also hae a 2 car garage with opener, Vary neat and nice aiHing on a large lot, comea wllh equipped Brend new, ~' und. IQM Wlodllor Fold Von, 8 the range microwew loot pool loblt (140)4411Como w~lgt\1, clocl< & voot 73011 oYef central air, 1••70 with Ex· pando, At 1•1, no Ptta. ref· 2 br. WIO hook up rtf. dep, GraciOUI living. 1 lnd 2 erencea, ,.~ + dtpoal1 no petl 304.S75-5l e2 bedroom apartment~ at VII· !ago M.,., and Aivoralde (740)«6-482~ 2 one bedroom 8plrtmanta. Apani'TM!nts In Mlddteoort. BnuUiul River VIew Ideal In Mlddloporl, HUO op- From $278-$348, Coli 740for 1 Or 2 Poop\o, Rorera~­ provod, coli collocl, ~2·!1064- EQuol Houolng coa, Dopolll, Nc Pels, Fos- (740)928·~1141 oftor 6pm, Opportunllleo. ter Tr111er Park, 7~0,..•1· Houaa tot sale or rent 2br. Apt. In New Haven. ap. (140)448-7398 Ot8L pllances Included. $275. Modern 1 BR apartment. $375.00/mo. + depollt or 128,500.00 oale price. tot Moblll nome tor rent In Rl· month + Dopoalt Haotod ~17~4!)~)~44~6~0~3110~---- Ktnmoro & WNnpooj - · Pleesent Ridge. Pomeroy, cine area. No pets. g1Jigllfa1oragt. tor rent. Nice 2 bedroom oportment ara , $65 each. WhirlpOOl $50, monlh. (304)882-313t Ktnmoro and ClE O<l]loro. Oh, (740)898-8783 (740)992-5858 up Nlro, Mlddloport, Ohio • $60 oach. Coli (740)4411Aanch·type house, beautiful N\ct 3 bedroom, 2 belh, Apartmonl. CJA, t BR, 1 9068 afttr 8:00t>m. , river view, sunroom. living· 14x10, wmr ,_hell pump, blth, ki!Chln wlappllancta, Nice 2 br. apt.,lg roomt.\. room, formal dlnlng·room, 'lie' no poUI, on approved located at 133 2nd Awnue, fully equip«! kit., central Mollohan Carpet. 202 Cl1rk· bullt·ln equipped kitchen clod~. $350, (740)992-2 t87 woter ond lruh pold. $325, ~ooll!!ll' cooling. woohor/ Chapel Aood, Porter. OhiO. wttl'l nook, 2 bedrooms, (740)448-4859 dryer hool<up 30<1-ll82•2523 (7.0)«6-'1444 1-811-830betl'l, full basement w/d Tra.lter wlextra large aJCpan· !H62. FrH Eatlmattt, Eaay h~kup. 112 beth, garage, do, LIVI~~Qroom lnd ldlchen BEAUTl,UL APART- Ncrlh Third, Middleport, 1 flnon<:IIIQ, go deyo aamo 11 108 Legion Terrace, Pomer· roctnlly painted, etc , Nice MEN111 AT BUDGET PR~ bedroom furnlono<l oporl· coo" Villi .Muter Ca•d oy1rent $450/mo. plus utlllt· yard. Very reasonable d• CES AT .IIICKBOII E8- men!, 110 polo, dtpoall & rol- Drtve-,a- lime aave 0101. only. $325. fAT!&, 52 WeotwooO Drivel orenceo required, (140)902ies, no pets, rslerencellde· posit One from ~7 to $383. Walk to 01 65 Solid Oak Entertalnrnt:nt Call poall, (740)992-5502 shop & movNta. Call 7-40Canter, 57 Inches high , 448·2568. Equal Houalng Now Taking Appllcltlons- 58112 inched wide, bawled Opportunity, 35 west 2 Bedroom Town- gloso doora S300. 304-67s:C'Io'--a-n-2:-'b-a-:dr-o-om--op-o-rl-· houae Apar1rntntl, Includes 3t 17 14x60 railer, 2 BR , CIA, 1 and 2 bedroom apart· ment, no inside peta or Water Sewagl, Trllh , UHd Furniture Store, 130 stove, refrigerator, all elec· ments, furniShed and unlur· smoking, referencee & se- ~ .. 740-44e-00()8. Bullvillt ptke. We H(l mat· trlc, no pelt, relarencas, de· nlohed , security depos~ re- curlty dtpoalt required, Ra· tre ...e, Dunk Mds, dresapoalt. $300 month. quired. no pola, 740-992- cine, (740)949·2517 Small one bedroom Apt. for 1r1, couch11, appttenca1. 2218, r.,t (304)87&-~9« Much Moro. Grave monu(740)256- 1044 menll, (740)«8-4782 GalPUBLIC NOTICI! 2 bedroom trailer, 8 mllaaJAt 1 bi. opt lor ranl $100, aoc, . llpollo, OH 1-43, no pats, no call after dep.&$300, a mon, oil uti!. TWin Rivero lor •ldSpringfield Twp orlyldloablod. lncludod 304-875-3854 Wllnut twin bed&, VIctorian 9pm, (74 0)~2-3743 Truotoeo Oellle Now occopllng opplloollcno 1880 Jenny Lynn wltll loot County 11 bidding the aonetructlon of 1 lor 1 br, all utllllloo pold board, rtllnlahed, great lenoe, Job epaolllc•· HUO •OIIIatod, corpalld cond. $300 . tach, box tlone o1n be received opartmant rtnl ,, 30% or oprlnga only Included .304. lYY·O 21 by m•lllng e ""l"••t your adlutlod lncOmo coli 675-31 H to Sprlngllefd TWp. 30<·875-8879 ba1Woon 8Whirlpool w11her, $95; 4121 s , R, 4:30 pm wookdeyo.EHO W"lrlpool Dry><, $95: ElocBidwell, Ohio 4Nt4 or phoning 311 0131 Upatalr1, One Bedroom llle Aonga, $95: RolrtgoraIn tho ovenlngo, Apartment ol &&1 2nd Avo., tor. $95 : Frott lrtl refrlgera· with just 100 hours of use, 8e1led bide nMCI to Golllpollo. $350 par monlh lor (whllo), $175: Foddora be mollod to the plua dtpoal1; W111r and air conditioner, S95: nice 1ddr111 ond couch, SD5: lomp•. $10 will ba eooaptad unHI Troolr Included In rtnl: Coli ooch, Dining toblo, $60; Dobbie or JUdy 11 (740).W8Auguet 31 , 2002 end Skogga Appllanceo, 71 Vlno Opened 11 the NgUIIr 7323 ol Booaord Library, slli"r""• · .:.(7·40•l«...o.6·-73;.;98-..., lownehlp m~~ on (Gold Package) Runabout Boat • Mercruiser V-6 Engine ' , .~ Pt. Pleasant, WV e 6 800-280-2574 A BUIIINESS BUILDINO - !hat Is metal and was used as a garage In the past Has concrete lloors, plywood walls, and Ia approx 20x40 . Buill In 1998 and ana on approx one acre. · a small mobile home that 1204 Thle home deflea de.crlptlonl Beautllul home on 5 acree • picture perfect letting. Built in \994 wltll over 3,000 square of living apace lnoludirig 4 bedrooms , 3 baths, lull unl 1nlshed basement , 3 oar attached garage, relmdng Sunroom W111l ceram ic tile lloorlng end epeclous open kitchen . Also l11cl uded Is a 30 11 72 building perfoc1 for a buslnei!IB close to hOme Gel more than money's worth ... celllodayl I IIIICIIIII ,..,.,.erly Hlnclt.hllrH HMlly ".fitn·lnJt Stmrhern OhitJ /: dr Oa·t>r A. Qtwrft' l' Ct•rrtflr.\'" Loc:at,lon , LOcation ... Thel'e what this ff192 Prolualonal land· bedroom rancher has in ecld1tlon ICiplng, ln-g 1 ound pool, a lo a total remodeling Inside and beautiful. spacioUs kitchen . and out. Sellh'lg In move In-condition fenced ln yatd m a qu 1et t_htl!l LeGrande Drlva t'roperty nelghbo1hood. Wllh 3 bedrooms oHers newer : replacement and 1 t/2 baths , what more could ~tndowa. vlnyl siding, decking, you ask lor? S1 29 goo pool, roof, continuous ' ayetem, oak cabtnaia In Klrc:ne,n, hardWood fl oor!! on and on. IVO!I 'TLAST $89,9001 iii~~IA LOW!IIIIl THE 'AICI AO!P:INI1'E MUIT 8!11'.,~1!00. 00! Nice lol being approx I!ICre neet t::oty 11ot\ie lhel'a !lad lots of ti.CI Llvlhg room. kltthei'l & formal dl~!l1g AreA bam DetaChed 16 ~ 24 gamge Good garden areA Must see lo ~PI1reciate I Ill~ I IoniA Jt~11l3 '~tyrllm '6"Dq,-..d .t NJAIACHIAN" ~ www.t• \' n tl t~• ltU •t t l' t •, t't)ltl "::""':""':=============-- IIOOtU\lj, 3 bttdt'OOi\1~ . ~ IU!I bathe. e\1eched Q t.'af Qerage Md co"c"'"' d~"'l 111M l 1111$ MCKAGE INQUDES: ,11'111 lit~ 011 THill OliAblfV DAICK AAIICHERI 2 Co• aUoched ~o,.go , arge fom111\ llvmg room & Uinlng. ert\ny room Over8129d ltl81!1t9r suite , plue 3 additional bedrooms . Q.6 bAlh!; level ep~I'Oll P eore lot Mull\ seQ to 81JI:lh3C1Biu thle 01191 $38,700 10 !laodord Moololl """ Nh 2210 111 .~. (;ulllpoli•, Ohio '~56:~ 1-ll'J<J 17 4-0-44(•-000ll HII·· ~ 'U -ll I I ----------- MUCH I!IO(IE~ fH~N MEETS THE I!VI!O~r2 , 100SQ ft !f\l!ngspace.5 lledl\:ll~lll IAtiCh ~lluA t eCI Otl a tOOIWy lllil llllo\i'lll i'IEW... *\lll'lll 1 8 ~ere 101 Uv111g room . dining area., Mr~CII\ie briCklvlhyl sided ranch kltctlen. 1 B bAths HI x 20 etorage IINated on profeealonally ohod $03,900 00 ,~112 18r'ld8tej)ed to! lergt; IMng t'OOI"!l, kll:ctnJn With oak ceblne\e & ceramic t ..n 1\ v"" vv Willi r i<' v "1V _, ' DonMr '""" Se~mul A\·t•,, ADO!SON ftPPI'Olc. 5 acre 101 Witt1 bl1~ PA:r1 I'At1tte!tmg your OlfArl Asking ~t1C@ tet\Ced 1f'l Let ul!5 tell you sor\l61'Mr9 S~3 . 000 00 t».tt& IHEMI.V!lNON iln61Q. FTJ ''loltrlorwol l'ofth '"""...... • Ooblt walt fromlnt S(J(llt4-- ~ ~eatt, 514 6 Mlddlepo~lllpolis, OH A.ppllancea: R1cond1tlontd Wooharo. Drycort, Aongoo, llofrtgrotora, Up 'lliiKl Ooyo IJuarlntMdl We Sell New Mlytag Appllanoea. French City Moy~og, 740-448-1195. REAL ESTATE speed blendlr, uaed one Buy or ult. RIV.rlne Anti· time, &- 11:1 loot Chril1mll quoo, 112~ Eoo1 Main on tfH, uood 1 Umo, 1740)4411SA t2~ E. F'omoroy, 740- 8439 992·2:528. Ruaa Moor•. IIIW AND UHD ITIIL owner. Stool Beomo, Pipe Rollor ~~-~~~~-­ Old portablt Galllo Co. met- For Cone-. AnglO, Cltafl. 11 voting boott'l wfttt one no\, Flo! Bor, Stool Qrotlng 11rge and ont email WOOden For Draine, Or{vewlyt & bollol box, All lor S90. Wlll<woyt, l&L Scrop Mil• Ill Open Monday, -.oy, (7.0)4411-1714 Wednol<lly A Frldoy, 11om4:30pm, Cloood Thurodoy, REAL ESTATE Stlurdoy & Sundoy. (740)«6-7300 '"'I'"PI"''"P..... Now Coo-LP 1000 Labal Prlnllng S<:olo. (7.0)4480205, Phono(740)«8-020S or (740)«8-42154, """''m': up, 1 kit, LA, DA, base.,ent with rm & wood stove and other rooma tor rocreallon. Attached garage lovely tree<l lot Privacy lence & hot 1ub, wood dock, front porch & side porch, Thla dellghllul dwelling can be aeon by an appointment LV Smith 446- '""IIY iu~~~~!~• •nd FOR BALE, New alarm ayalem. Building b•lll 10 olale coda, Conllnuouo operation olneo 1986. Price lncludea lnvanlory, Call Johnnie 367-0323 or 446-8806, t402e.WIItr, elec. on Mitchel Rd. 1 AC m/llocolod comer o!SFI f27,1!00 Waterline Spec!al: 314 200 PSI 12UXl Per tOO: t ' 200 PSI $36,00 Per 100; All Bran Compronlon Fllllngo In Slock. liON IVANB ENTI!-1EB Jacl<oon, OhiO, 1-80o1131-9528 = .- . • ' ·- t402D TRULY Dl!UOHUUL HOME Pratty •• a plcrure, Vel]/ well planned atone and fr&me ranch homa oflaro 3 btldroo.,s, walk-In t4015 UKI! BECLUIION? You'll cloael, 2 lull balh~, charming living lind lhla el<1roordlnory home room wlflreptace. New oak cabinets · n11Utd In a bit of woodland. Beoulllul dooor, equipped kitchen II ne 1he kllchen. Aange, re II r gerator. w/ceramlc tile floor & countera. dishwaeher, and compactor an stay. Utility room Ia extra large. 2 tier deck Cathedral ceillnga In the spacious living rm., llono llroploco, S In lh e rear wllh ••• 1ngrou.-• N poo 1· bed roo mo. 2 bolho. e acroo rrvl A Many truli trees, flowere, and real ahowcaH looated out Rio lhrubl. Sprinkler system In the rEiar. Grande way. Sl'lowlnp,o by 2 car attacho<l gorago ""d a carport. 2 alol]l barn buHdlng, Blacktop and =nlment Call VIrgin a .W8cemeno driveways. A Mmo you'll be , _7 SPECIAL NOTICE proud to own, VL Smllh «5-j!80!1 REDUCED PRICE 120,000 EACH LOT. locking For The Greolftl Locallcn For A New Homa. 3 loti, 1 ac. each m/1. Ready ror eonetruet\on. Surveyed & graded, Hoo~h llopl. approved. Locolod In Green Twp. Appro.te. 8 mi from town on SR 588. Reatrlctlve covenantl opply. VLS. charming older 114001 FLAT LOT Locolod on remodeled, nice Chopol Rd. 2 1011- 1 Aero 2 11:1 batho, 3 bedrmo, $19,500 In the country. Nice lo1 to grow a garden and entertain' the family. $65,000 ' Now !roller 5'x1 0' with, drop ramp on reer. Cell (740).WIH845 ~- 1«144 t2 AFFORDABLE PRICE 111,000.00 Will buy an lmmooullll home. 3 BOdrmo., 2 bllhl, lormol LA, t1eat pufl1), new carpet. range, ref. & dishwasher. Deck on rear, Out building, nice landtcapo. QUICK POSSESSION, 1 Ao, mil. I ....... .,..~ ,-'# 'I 'I ""' .,.. IT'I PEIIIONALJTY PLUII ACREI- HOME• IUILOINGI Old fashion charm wllh modern eorwenlence In lhlo 4 BR, 2 110111 homo, 2 belha, (whirlpool lub), Lovely equipped kllllomlly rm combo wlhariiWood lloort, cherry <:ablnolo, Enjoy viewing lho eounll]l !rom every window, Formal dining rm & LM Wibeamod oelllngo, Poll)h & polio 72 ACRES beou111ul rolling land. Puture, woodo & aome timbar1pond & mineral rtghlo, Large bam a bulldlngt. Call VLS 448- r INVESTMENT PROPERTY Plus a two story older home that ho! I BIOCII, brlel<, ..war plpoo, windoWI, ilnlllo, etc. Cleudo Wlruera, Rio Grandt, oH Coil 740-245-5121 ' ' lf"<: IMnolUll · ,(, Plu• a soraeout cape cod. Formal entr~. LR and Dining . L&l 'I muter 1u he -- ' '•··•• with whirlpool tub. FREE GAS ... . Bellon Terrier Pupploo, Pl.r•nte on prtmiHt, $200 · (740)2&6-1218 Full biOodod llordor Colllel $60, (740)2156-2787 pupo: S..l Palnt1 Si1men kit· tono, $126 each. (740)3677123 or Bl-rrloo U-PIOk, 1:1.00 qt,, on 124 E, a! liynlouoo, ~ OhloltH<Mt 14044 tl Movothlo dlolrablo 190& 14011, 52,_!1 & M IIIHTAL Mobile Hom• 10 your lot ·~· X 60' INVIITMINI. Worlhy or oorlouo Skyline with 2 bodrmo 1 balll ., • central air, range & ret Lookl ~kl now lor only 115,000. BUY BOTH ~OMES , '! 1100 r - n . AKC Goldon Rotrlfter, & momho old mole P<191, tal oholl, YO\ chockod, (740)37D-283D thought 4 proportlto w/10 unlit 10 rent. You can ldd value 6 more il"'(l())"'' bv fl)(lng tach unit. Buy: one or .,, ollho buHdlnga oflerod. Price !rom 138,000 1D Ma,OOO. Full Information ovotloble. Locolod 10 Pomeroy, VLS Ill 81011 mt0 IAIIGAIN" Srlok l vinyl 8 BA, 2 BA homo on prlvato 1 ocre lot Fomlly room, IMng . 100111 willfll)looo, DR. ond ' - utll~ room In lhla ono wl1h lull beurnor. Alllohod 2 ·oor g~rogo and ~205 Wonllngto build your own home In 1 prlv1t1 looeUon? Thla one hu already been framed up so you aan llnleh 11 the 3 to 4' wet/ you wanL Located on 14 LOOKS,, bedroom brick ranah' with a acre a mil lor only $42,0001 wonderful In-ground pool and lenoed In yard all on 4 aoree. -2oarg~flgoaawtH­ 110--Prtoa<l lor I ba Ulld lor QUIOk 1111. NI,OOO' DON'T PASS ONIUPII LUGI HOMI Lolt, 4 BR, 2 Balb, Ptllltllo4 buomooi, 211 d o~k wHI1 11111 ll~oo!,·~~~~:~A;~~~'~ ~113 Nlco brick ronch loc.,ed on I AC MIL wllh largo lamlly room, lormsl living room and open kllohen. With rolling meadows at the backdrop, this quiet aettlng oHera a II!Vel tot· In e ptlvllle country seUIMg. · ' 1203 INVIITDAB DREAM ... Looking tor 1n lnveetment?? Thil unit hae potelblllly of 5 apt. and atore lront. 2 trellert . PRlC! D 10 81LLI121,000,00 Call today lor dllollo, 1180 lnvoo1or•l lnvootorol lnv11tore1 EalabUshed Mobile Home Park! Onoe·ln-a·Uh,.tlma opportunlly. Major cash II owl CALL FOR DETAILS. I ' �D8 • • ....., ~-•esdlnd • • In 11 • a1 iOIM'town Mewa,.per Whit's Inside local oard ap'-roves staff CIIA~I Hom.tOM Soo«olll 11@W% oolll:ll Sentinel staR POMUROV = A.ro\.'\'tll triult'\lll In I'I'VJ'UI'llilmi t\w ttw Mtll'll"" ·~ Ruld RIX!ml~lnwt\1 \ ~lurh~ Ollin ·~ 111~o'l!n11Hmlul y~llt' took IJ unl, 1\lfm\KI t"nnl\\\ll't'll\1' ~nltlil'l'il tll'\'1' 1h~ \llill~t I'\lUI\\ ol' tim plnmwtt tht"C\1• th~~ rklli tht'IIUI.lh M\'ll.l~ l\IUilt)'. Tlii'P ERS PLAINS Ea,tcrn Local Ooat·J 11t EJucat ion apprm cd 'ubstltute 1ca~hcr' and took nthcr pcr,onnel uc·tlotl duHn)l it~ rrg.ular hn:nd meeting la't week . The Serenity House serves Victims of domestic violence call 446-6752 or 1-800·942·9.577 MOLLOHAN CARPET Quality at a low price Berber starting at $5.95 yd VInyl as tow as $4.95 yd Ask about 90 days sams as cash Weekdays 446-7444 Sundays 1-877-830-9162 or 388·0173 ANNOUNCING! Patsy Campbell will be relocating to: Brenda's Kut & Kurl 63 Pine Street Gallipolis, Ohio American Legion Post 23 Picnic Sunday, August 25th 12pm till Spm Food. fun. music &Karaoke At the Moose Shelter will start food al1 PM The Purple Turtle REWARD/REWARD 2002 Yr. Date Planner Book Color Brown!Burgandy and Miscellaneous tile may be In Green Canvas Bag 14 at the Gallla County Health Department August 28, 2002 6:00 p.m. to 7:00p.m. Ask Queatlone 50%· 75% OFF Get the facta 300 Second Avenue Gallipolis 446·1998 Ton Ro..ono To Reglotor AI Tho An llohOQII 1. Slate of the an sprung dance lloor with m!rrort. It Olractor and owner haa oo11'11)1•1td a 6FA In danQt t~~nd hal btin teaohlng tar lwtnly Health Comm1111oner Or. Gerald van.. and hlllth department atall will be there to anawer que1t1ona, dlaou11 pmentlon, and explain what your htalth dap&rtment Ia doing to help Rev. Samuel LeWis yeare. 3 Family learr.rlng tn~ln:mmtnl. 11. Annual performance wrUten and produced by Art Schoo! atudenta. ~- Canoe eupp!lea • 1h011, leotlmta, aklrtl a~allable on ·iooatlon at the M tchool. 6. Studenta learn more than IIepa like organluUon &kUla, memory atdlla and · ktndntll. 1. EJCtra worMahopa with proteulonal . performing in&lruotora available lor adYanoed atudt~nl& to atudy outald• Galllpolla area. 8. Prl~ate olaaaaa available tor 11udente ot ._u •gea and •lzta upon requ..l, 8. l.ooal buttnaaa In Galllpotla tor over 1111. Reunion 00 Mcintyre Park Blue Bird Shelter 10:00AM Sept 1st HOUSE FOR SALE 112 Ktnuon Drlvuln G!llllpalll ·· 2 BA. 1 BA, ~A. DA. Kit, HOUSE FOR SALE Fulll.laeemtnt, Fonotd Backyard, New Rtnovltlon• and Addition• Garago & Ballmtnt MUST SEE. Call today at 446·4480 Asking $79.900 431 Drive • Rio Grande 2 BR. 1'/, Bath. 1O.ln aatoOianon w"h ProteaaiQ~I Danoe Companlaa and SOhoola. . Hope To See You on Auguat li!9, 2002 From 4·8 pm at 12'71 Ea1tern Avenue To Re~ller For Pollet, Tap, JaJz, Polnl, Modern l More, Caii441·1GHB. GOOD NEWS BIBLE BOOKSTORE 35 Court Street 441-9603 M-F 10·6: Sa11 0·3 Christian Books, Bibles, Etc. We special order books and music A pre·tllt workahop Ia . btlng held on 8127102 and 91'7102. R'glatratlon Ia IImited. Call 448·1 884 for additional information. ALL OOQS ARE ELIGIBLE. Looking for a better lntereat rata on your throug~out, . Nlot~ ~endiCIPid . ~ake $45,000.00 245·9838 yean. 441·0583 TOWN' MEETING LARGE SELECTION OF SUMMER . CLEARANCE Ia your dog 1 good citizen? The Gallla County Animal Welfare League and the Right Paw Tr~lnlng Center will aponaor AKC Canine Good C~lzen 1111 on Sept. 14, 2002 In the Qalllpolla City Park. MISS PAULA'S DAY CARE CENTER Must be 18 yra. old & H.S. Graduate of Sholapura, India ·cost: $10:00 Call 446·3834 ' to sign up 446·6224 322 Second Avenue Galllpolil 1 Ohio Bua Trip to Dresden 448·8235 1·800·447 ·82315 fall Into Local News, 8ports, rntertaln~:~~ent, r .~. I . . Hlah: llOi.~ Low: GOI Dttada, AJ ~ rnur u·nop~t·~ l'rom th ~ ()ullln · Moi~M lloM t nt' tha Ohio Stule l11Jlhwuy Putrol In tho w~t·e t'll~ ngnf~~~~ lllllHlt't!~~nli MN Uilllt' ihil till\ SheN n~wM, u monthly n~wMiotlcl' from the Ohio Do/lnrtmcnt of Public Su ctr which rcpm'fM N• huhliUul Very Large Auction Index 1 le•n• Calender Cle11lfltd1 Comic• 'fme~ -~.enttn I l.or:at~d at th1 auction r;~!J{Ir on Rt. 33 In Ma1on, WY. Will Ill 1111tng partial 111at11. Boluliflll.olk llbit • 6 ehaln and 2 pilot huwh. 2~ pi"'' boolwtM, btclroom IUiiOI, LA-Z.BOY lOft, drtt!Nir, book- Z.nllh Jrti'IO, Zfnllh colon• "1'\1 whh romoto, llbl• 1110 OIINII, Oar!, lmtlUnl of OUt Tjw. Terry Md! lrny ut't'cNtc(ll,uncc Hernum, :IR, I'm hiMtcnlh DU I ol'fenNo on MR/02: Ttll', Rober! Ju~kN urroHtCY JOKil jlh l}~nn1111 , 4H. fnr hiN ICillh . DUI nl'l'enie on 611~/02 • Tpr. JnHhuti RIHner tlri'C~tud Eric KnoiiH, 32, f'nr hiM Ki~l h DU I ol'l'enKc on MH/02: ttnd Tpr. JorMl)' s~huldt m·reNIOd Rlchurjj i'!IIIH, 30, l'or hiMNl~th !lUI . ul'fen~ll un (1111/02, · . \. Classlfleds, Coupons, Comles, and ~ore... ~ ~y1i WHther' nl1'andot'H. lllttWift, DtlrAbby Editorial• Movie• Obltuerltl Sport• Weather WV, llnant, bedtpreltdt, lflt, IIOVtrll 10011, 11Wt1 1andor drlllt, blttfry ohtrpr, oompr.,. 10r, Rtddy hetltr, Murray l1wn mowtr. Brln1 li/TUf!d... 1111111tlon rln11 AllltltltHIJIItl'"l#ll ~11 · Rl#k Plfll'1on A.utlon Cq, Ill Of 1111111 wiiii/IJ or Local School District lltiiHgt~rncr. ll'c Burri> . Janie' D Thli ~l· mlll' l'lllll \viii hll~ln In t'iN~tck, Mari<l n·. Wllklisvlllll, ~1\ls~ Mllll!~ ( ounty 1-'t·c t•kcr,, Vidi · tmtl Qulmlnu\1! with" huttllli'llt!lltl~t· tlt·il'fln. 111~111 In llushun wh~l'l'! It I~ f'ltl111tlltl Catherine I. tlmt 11-ll~t·ul t"lll!t~ will s~t·w us th~ fUN vc I Hat·I. ~1wmy lnt\mtt·y. Mkh~llc Miller. Thl! t'lllt.' Is 1.\lll}t.'Q\Qll to llmw Willilll L. l'atkcr. t'lllll1tl~hlt' flUI'\idtltll1tS lftllll Ohhl, D ..hltiiiiC Petrel. Vli'l!illlu. l\•1111sylvuulu. Nmth 1\itllbcrly kuyc C'ui'lllhm. Smil h Clll'ollim, e1t!tlt'j!ltt, Housh, Pcg~y Jllmktu, N11w ~ltlmps hlro, Wt·mmH THIIUGLIIt- Thl! lfNllli ijl'@ ei!lletllt'llttlffi thtt ilable lOt illl'llll!t by Hill 'ttllsscll, Mlcolc tll1ll1\1llt\S, . l'lu!ller fttlttl lhll Sl~lh Ohit~ '.\Jiuiill!llt Cav~ lty, (Ctlftttli.lutlltl) D. While. At lhll l'lllil\11~11111!111 hmsNirnwn L liWI'CI1~C A. A~CIII\111 11! tn IJtll't'llll Mm·kllnhl1. MIWI!llll 'N RnldcrN ur who lh1Vc NlllSlljljlly tllld tll'lllilil'Y Wlij\\lllS ult\111! WiicliXen , Tcrcsu L. Willlui11S, Ca th~ Wl\h II hiii'NQ •tlftl\1111 ~U \111011 Will 1\i' Nlll'll~~l1 1111 11. _ 1h~ Sixth bhl11 ri~M pcrtilletn 1u the t.11J . · Smith. Jume~ Euton und Nathan Vulti11lc~>t' t'liVnlry u11d rrujccl N.~pt'llNCIIlllliV~s ur the Chc~tcr­ n tlut't ot' th~ ~VIllll. · i{nbltiCIIC . ~hllh'muu. th~l'll lm~ llt!Vct' 00~11 n Shntlc III Ntttrl~ul ANNUdutluu urc lnun UltMlpt 10 mnklllt l\8 hl stoi" The l'ullowlt1g supplct.ncn tul conIQully lll.l~urmu us possible t'llt'tlWI'S l'l'!~mt~lin~l1t ul' thiMM~tlt'lil drum uny· tl~~cp tllll! thut lni\lrtlillllun. 1'hc lrllcts wct·c npprnved : t.c"lcr S.tewart, UIOI11! thl! t'OUti\ lll'll beii1Jl O~k\ltl to wht.'ro. IIi\ ~ultlll IM l!lltlli\QIIliMtlun nutttht!tM t11 tull urn 1)9:2·21\:!i or IHI~ ~,1 -114, eighth gntdc girls' buskctbu\1; Mkhuel plum SI1CI1Iul Cl'l.lps l'ot· 11\o sollllllrs t'rom u~"lMM tim ~tl\111II'Y· ·'fhu klemlf fur the prneth:t rltl~ 'l'hl! i\Yi\111 18 lll!lng eoonllnated tO 1\)l'ttl!ll, WOilllll1 1\1'1! l'll\llUI8t~d tO f'r~HL 8i1Vcntli gradf giH~ basketballi bukc P.los und pul on window with n t,tll!uey Ortlnt From lh~ Ohlu wuM holtlnl Wilkesville whcro lo~n l 1'1111 LJUU1t1, ~cVenth yrade boys basket• ledge~ fnt• 1he so llllor~ to suml, ond 8leMtan11lol ~on1miMNiun. A tltWII• Nj'lll11Muti! lmMl~tl rt oonn tlhtrtcr. The hull . fumterM Ut'll 10 oxpcct to hnvll faod mt~nlnry IM llllhtl! 111ttmtl tlntl h~ul l'fliNM htli!Utl ihll ll'tlk tliJitl~~ Mdii,N Puld ruotbull puslllons for Scott tuuttly nn u ttrltltty llttlfl11111! wlih ' rhrtslll1ntl <lild llrlun tJuwen· were deshlsiiii'Ywill Ill! liwlmlt~•l. stolen l\1r the hnt'slls. Ol'llllllil.t!fM Ut'll 11\tcrcNt~tJ In h~UI'• locu l I'C~hJcms jlt'tlvldlitl/. liltld till' lgllutcJ, fl·oth u previously -approved Tho t'llll llil~ttn ~ llt hus bll~ll 111~ ll'om ln~ul t't'Miti~IHM wltll muy lluth the rttlcr.1 unJ their hul'scM, llsi. tlescrlhlld us oolnp unltjllll OO~UIIStl . huvtl hull t'ttmlly uwmhm who nlon~ wlih uvcrni~hl ~U illpit1~ II Is mnhllei'Uih ~r Ihun stmlonut·y us Hick l:ldwurus wu ~ upproved us CIP llliiM, ttlltl ~un~Jiutl~d till Suuduy. lnttlt'n~it!li with the IH'iglnul M lllOSI Ul'll , Ct)IJrdlnult!t'. JoAnn Ctl lawuy us cle1\tclllill'y sc.crc t~t ry ouJ Llndu Hensley us n substllu tc cook. .· rhc buurJ uppruvcu Chris Stewart OS 1gg hi gh ~~ huul l:lngll~ h tcnc hcr. Tim =======-=== lt•thctt~ us hi gh ~cl1l1ol utt~ tcucher. 1 1 Jucklc Wolfe u~ hi gh 1c hool buslncMs Clillt<llltiH tcuchcr und Dchnruh Ruy 118 ' • . . . . hll!h ~dlltll l 81Jerlu l cuuculltlll tent'hcr, 11 1 1 Cowdery; hUN urlvcr, UMd Jr1A11n Culuwuy, · · rcliourcc l'lHI\11 mu111iur, were ucceplcd . ol~' u vcur•hlnl! ob~crvu· ~crvc ihc rhut~ k ," ton lrui 1'hc bouru c~tended It~ ~on truct for IY KIVIN KII.LY lion o{St. Lm~N' hiM tory. ulilicu, Cuthy l':,twul'ds rot BM IS rcportlnl! ulld OVP lliiWI 11dlt01 which bi.I.Mllllltl IH,, :l wltlt C'unllllt Wll8 jolllcu by u~tlcs. tcluttllg te stutc rCj)Ur1s . ihc llllf~ hUMll ol' lund Oil Sltrlllott, Mycr8' untlltttii'C ' rhc . ht~urd UfliHOVCU Belly Jo OAI. I, IPOLIS ~ A tlrttpo Str~Qt for th ~ thu11 u d111.c11 ttHclc- ·.- Hnlmun , Kuylu Sldc1·s, Mulcrlc S1Jcr8, cc ntur)l•tWI ·u;lutll' nf , dHir~h . Thul ~ hut'd1 Willi brUI\11 lhlllt Cutlwl k .luclu lt cnce Kirby tll1d Mlchucl Kirby. Cuthorlc lli'CMI.l n~u In tl~tJI~ulell lit 1H~H uud wus churcltc • ·in Ihe ureu , "' ojJCI1 -cllroll\11cnt stu~cnts for the Oullln County wuN Q~ lo· · r~jllll~Cll with th~ ~llt'l'lltH lnclutllnl! 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