http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ddd9eaf65057fbd0cf9d588a29e5f0c5.pdf 1c9257c0180929184814289de6885479 PDF Text Text int PI •'h"' \';,Jtn r"ut-h,h•n~ , ,, '''""'"'\ • Mhi<tl<'t'otl • <.~lli1ml" • 1'1 PhM\ant • nt 18·16, 81 ~PpiPmbPr 14 2002 SO CENTS • Vol. 1. No 4 Iami shame ed by the fire . teresa Mayes. 31 , was in Morgantown Thursday M"to'N - hlel'llbers of mldergoin~ surgery for an A.sl'lt<.~I'I -AreA family litil1 inju.ries su1l'ered in an Aug. t"t<.-oven~ lh~m the 'bl(\\V 27 head-on < :o\hsion on ~It \~ II\ .a Milk ~'i ­ A~'litol'I -\JI)Ia\\d ~()ad. Her del'lt \ast .m®\11 are C<)~il\g t\\1\l cl\ildre\\, Sammy Jo and \VIi'I\ -8\hl'ther misfu\'n\1\t. lasl\\ill Mayes , were also The Ml'!'te \\I' tlwayM al'ld hmt ill the .:rash and remain Vel-es~ hlaye); x\n Elghteell At Cabell H\mtington hll"' ~\l:ltl \v.ali ~ ·troYM by Hospital. tlte til\1\>day, VaHey til-e The Mason County ~\\mel\\ 'Oil!clals Mid. Sherill''S Departmetll said ~~-e d't!el' ~tl'llllll~s Page Mayes' vehicle was struck sAid me ct\lse 'Of the fh-e by a vehicle driven by Debra te\1\Ail\~ \11\der 11\vestig.alioll. Stlwefs, ~~. Chesa))eake, b\1\ ~rs 1'6 have bee11 Ohio, that J\ad g(\1\e left ol' electnCA\ 111 \\\ig\1\. 'No olle center. The 3Cddet\t retllaills \Wis 1\o\\\e AI me \lrt\e ot' the 111\der il'lvestigatioll, a sher~.a~, \\1'1\icil \':(\1\Hii\led m iff\ spolresmall said. The a.:ddent created a ~w.older f'nday. 'Ne.alby 'Otlt. 1\ardsl'tll\ fur the Mayes famiOOIMII\'@s, a\~ l"el\1\el ai'ld .1 ~\.\.\ "CMI\ \vet-e llllt affect- ,y. Hwsband 0\\layne has been unemployed for the two years following a layotr from his previous job. A former Valley firefighter. Ow<l} ne Maye~ was not traveling with hi' family when the accident occurred . To help with medical expenses. a Mayes family fund has heen established at Peoples Bank in Point Pleasant . A benefit and candlelight servi.:e for the family was held Sept. 3 at Ashton Elementary School. Oonatiol)s to the Maye s t\md are still being accepted, and Page said he planned to contact the American Red Cross for any assistance it can give to the fam ily, which lost all of its possessions in the blaze. pa~t SMOLDIRINQ - The remains of the home of Dwayne and Teresa Mayes of Ashton continued to smolder after a Thursday fire destroyed the residence. Three members of the Mayes family have been hospitalized for Injuries suffered in an Aug. 27 accident. (Chris Cozza) . . . . .,. , ~ Point looks to fill vacandes 'ftl~ 80ft~ 'nfourjobs l..OS.t\" ~w WI''~'~~~ r.:Ai!>..~'>-~ . '"''"" ... '' ..... " 1111 I' I t 1C \\ -' 'fl( 'Ht I i .. l~IIU I ~.':l<tll.\?~ ·City bay Center II owner IO!MfMl"" MWI .__ ., ]llst love the 00\11 1!\\lnlill," 'Bald Usa Tackett lelt, 00 Tracy Call, llirecl.tlr ot Ma!Mtreet ~allii)OIIs. and nelgl'tbor and Ohio Valley Vi'SIOO!'ll and convention ~llreall bll·ector sob Hood . 8oth i'i!Ckett and Hood'll buildings received COM Wt~Wtey tor blllldll\g rehabiltMt!oh. (Kl1!! botsoh) ' • ' A11ti -l~l"lltl t11e~ litter l"'!lllttll Flottda, A~ new look ' l\ldge di~l\\i~lreS l}etj\lt)' -cha~~ ~t\111~1 ~hatil.)'l AIS' • "llllh dolll\1~ lrt~.l)i colll· 1}1\el\\.~ a~ 1\1~11 lOOble~ 1\w ~ll])l}\lrt aU. N.re~t\ltl - · , U~t\ 1 All or il't ltllla hft6M . Madet\11 Ketmedy. c11mmu- · both on Court Street, Call 11ity developtltenl rept-esct~tll· suid . tive for the tlovenlor's Otltce The grant als(l paid for·new or llconotlllc Oevc\optnent , benches in city park, curb and Mild blllldhlg o\VIters were eli- sidewalk Improvements, gible t\lt llll to $1 O,()()() If they Hower um s and new trash sl)el\1 a\\ er.jual or gre~tl!r calls. ail\o\llli oil eligible Improve- Itt •mother project, the t\le\11 ~. Lafayette retail mall owners llltgible projects 111dudc agreed to in stall on elevator l'acade 11111)\'0Vcillents. sttuc· cab tmd widen d()orways, tural repairs, 1·oofing and complying wi th the wiring upgrad~:s, signage and Atnerlcm\ s with Disabilities 11\\llllti@S. Act. · hlthlsltllctllre itllprove- Call said that the CDBG Wtel\\51 sllch as s!reetscape was a very "comprehensive re\)lllrs, addllloMl trash cans and challenging grant to 111\d ll\~11\lllltiol\ (It' wiring In administer." · "If time and labor. permits, the slreetWI)lC ~~tea also are plamled. the city of Galllpo(ls 111ay The,2l pi'Ojects Include the cOtlslder applying for and Oscar ~ buildmg and the Ohio enterli1g into this very comValley Visitors 1111d lJelltlve grant process again," Convention llureau building, she added: ow 6taft \>111\'eY . Lotttltu 0010 111ft~~ 6-i-3 111ft., M).{).; . I FRIDAY -!Mitit.al i 4-3i-3t-4\}.'5 l M_.llllt \2 ·-~ 81 1\1- lt-'~l!~t-3~ tllll ~ \\Iaiii! \1-M M • 11ljl\lt ~-u-~ -~ -·-·:"'n"' I. ~'"'·-. 'lilt ·,v., . --- 1• '!•/ \I,, •"'/''-' ' . - .. \ W.\tA, Dilly H I-t Dtl~ . , !!-11-·-~ bili lilt ~- t4- l6- lll-~l-i3 *' r ' who resigned as police chief to become administrative OVP news editor warden at 1he new Lakin prison. set for a Sept. 25 POINT PLEASANT dedication . Cap\. J.D. Sallaz There are some top positions is currentl y acting chief. it\ Point Pleasant gover!1· Jim Roach is leaving the ment Mayor Ed Woomer street commissioner's post wants to see filled - and to return to the department soon. work force. He will continue city with the . commissioner's is The sleking a folice duties until re-placed. chie , city The municipal jud11e, who in spector. primarily h:mdles traffic vios t r e e t lations. had been the role commis- filled by lhe late Bill sioner and Wellman. The post again part-time became vaca n1 upon the · . muni cipal recenl death of hi s successor. judge. and George Plant~ . Woo mer Advertising for applicants believes in some of the jobs has - there are individuals already appeared locully. but on the payroll or within Woomer said his preference Point Pleasant who can till is to look within his own · precincts. th ose so I ts. . "I believe ' we will find "We'd like to keep the them fairly quickly because jobs, if qt all possible, within I believe we have qualilled the city," said Woomer. "The people within the city," said only time· I'd like to look Woomer, appointed mayor om side is if we couldn't fill last week by city council 10 the position with qualified fill the remainder of John candidates. Btu I'm a believRoach 's term . Roach er in looking to our own to resigned to return to private . till these positions." sector employment. For now, Woomer looks to Woomer had been city also serve as muni cipal inspector for the past two judge, and may share the years before accepting his duties . with the persoo new assignment, ahd until a appointed to the bench. ; : replacement is found, he will "The judge will have te conlinue as in spector. undergo state training ~n responsible for all building Charleston, but as of thiS and residential issues. time, I've been informed liy A replacement is ulso the city attorney that I ciJI sought for Dale Humphreys, • ,........ lobi, AJ :: Bv KlVtN KnLv . .• . et ·on the right tracl{ lnclu • lllt\11111 • " ...... l\\"1\~1·1111 .~~~~~·~II IIlli \)f """''" ll 11\lll\• ~~~~ill· llll.i@~· mft~lH ~~"'""· ~~~i:~at·tim~ ~ IV Mn.llllll• RUIIl~~ ~IJJI &tail WH\tlr CIALLIPOUS - For the pa8t five yeat!!1 Jatl Coetl, alotl~ \VIlli lichool l\llr~e" Clail ):loihtMtl nnd Kh\1 Sk.ldtMhl 1 ll"ve bhllll!h\ fun, educatlottal at\er-l!chool P!'lllrtlms to elemel\11\ty stlldtmts 111 the dnllia County When the program began, the entire Local School District who have cho- for each of the sill elementary schools in the di strict each month . They can · cost was funded through the Ohio sell io join the On the Right Track proInclude anything from guest speakers, Department of Alcohol and Drug ~hllll. I~ singing, arts and crafts and field Addiction Services, including a nutrlthe purpose of On the Right Track Is to ~rovli:le students an alternative to trtps. .· tiona! snack for the students. drug~ . alcohol and violence In an the events are done In coniuncuon After three years ODADJ\S with Melinda Norman of FACTS, . ' · ·a etlrlchHI~ atmosphere. Cultural diver0.0. Mcintyre Park District, French stoppe~ the fundm~ for the s~acks ~n ~lty 1111d understanding is also a theme Art c 1orly and the R~tlred Senior the Umversity of R1o Grande s ProJ~ Ill tk~ Pnlllrllm. 9 Pleen ... Studeftta, AJ Cottl atld ker ~rew plan activities Volunteer Program. • 11111111/LEIIIUEI• "'llt•l..l.t · PRN Posl~on · 01..... 'Ita•• plat llllziMtl ·Part-lime 1•••1 Mayall.. 'ltaarr11 ... · Fuii·Timel Port-Time1 PRN . lllayal... 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FkJrrill T·etorml ''' \H Snow ~~-~ tee ' West Virginia weather Saturday, Sept. 14 OHIO VA. ........... . . . 0 ---~---· ,:,• ClOudy ShOwtl'l l·I10MTII Rein ·~ Flurrltl . Snow let Scattered showers this weekend Weather Fo.-ecast Today...Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thun· derstorms, Hi$hs in the lower 80s. South wmds around I0 mph. Chance of rain 40 per· cent. Tonight ... Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Lows in the mid 60s. Southeast winds around I0 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Extended Forecast Sunday ... Showers and thunderstorms likely. Highs in the upper 70s. West winds 5 to 10 . mph. Chance of rain 60 per· cent. Sunday night ... Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper SOs. Chance of raJn 30 percent. . Monday... Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 70s. Monday night...Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. Tuesday ... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 70s. Wednesday... Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 50s and highs In the upper' 70s. Thursday... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s and highs near 80. Friday ... Partly. cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 60 and highs near 80. Critics concerned that committee seats ·unfilled·for months . COLUMBUS (AP) , Meg<~farm critics say the public has been kept on the sidelines of reguluting the large · livestock operations through a delay in filling three committee seats. The advisory panel to the Ohio Department of Agriculture m'ust monitor the implementation of megafarm rules that were completed last spring. It ~lso must keep the department updated on new trends and tech· nology in the industry, according to the law that gave the agency control over megafarms. Department Director Fred Dailey said Friday he will .fill the committee vacancies next week. However, he maintained that the public has had input into the regulations. Megafarms, which formerly were regulated by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. are defined as having I00,000 chickens, I,000 head of cattle or 2,500 ·hogs. Enyironmentalists have COI]I· plamed for years that such oper· ations pollute streams and .foul the air, while neighbors have complained about infestations of flies and rodents that attracted to the manure the farms produce. Proponents say megafarms are the only way some farmers can stay in business and state development . officials have encouraged their growth. Three of the public's four ·e 00 the 16 s ats -member c?m· . mlttee are v~cant. Oatley remove<:J the Ohio Farm Bureau FederatJon . and the Ohto F~rs Umon from the commtttee ~n June II after envtronmentahsts challenged their sta· tus as representatives of the pubhc. · ~aren Raeder of ~aldwell, chauwoman oftheOhto Farntly Farm Coalition, e-mailed a letter to Dailey on Thursday that questioned the vacancies. Terry Witte of Neighbors Against Pollution in Wtlliarns County also signed the letter. Thursday morning, wrapped in clear envelopes. They included such messages as: "Israel - It's time to cut·them off." One version had an image of Osama bin Laden and the burning World Trade Center towers and a quote from bin Laden about "the interests of Jews." The fliers came from the National Alliance, which bill~ itself as "America's foremost organization working for .the longtime interests of men and women of European descent." The organization is based in Mill Point. W.Va. . "We think it's a recruiting drive." said CHARLESTON (APJ - sunctions for a year if they A clarification of a new meet state standards within federal education law is a year. Education officials forcing six additional low- in West Virginia and sever· performing schoQis to al other states interpreted allow students to transfer thut us ullowing for the to other schools, with . delay of <~II sanctions. counties picking up the instead of just the next step or s<tnctions. transportation costs. Two other schools trans- "We read that to say that ferred students before the the schools could delay beginning of the school school choice for a year." year. said Terri Hammond with U.S. Secretary of the sune Department of Educution Rod Paige noti - Education. "But ·it puts fied states in an Aug. 16 schools into a holding pat· letler that the No Child tern ." Left Behind Act does not Hammond learned of the allow low-performing clarification the last week schools to postpone sane- of August and contacted tions after only one year of affected county superintenimprovement. dents and school principals The federal luw calls for within a few duys. State schools that do not meet educution officials constate standards for two con- ducted a seminar for the secutive years to offer stu- local educators last Friday. .dents the option to transfer · Officials at West Middle to another school. known School in Cubdl County, as school choice. If the Lizemore Elementary in school does not improve by Clay County, · John the next year. it must still Cornwall Elementary in offer school choice, in Hampshire County, George addition to supplementul C. Weimer Elementary in services such as after· Kanawha County, Birch school tutoring. Each year River Elementary in of non-improvement calls Nicholas County and for an additional sanction. Stratton Elementary in However, the act states Raleigh County were to that schools may postpone notify parents this week of Warren E. ..Genew Weaver Steve Olson, spokesman Jor the Seminole Sheriff's Office .."We knew this stuff would be happening some· where across the county. and it happened here." More than 130,000 fliers were distributed this week in at least 23 states and Canada, from New York stttte to Alaska. Targeted cities included Denver. Houston. Chicago. Boston and Detroit, said Billy Roper. deputy membership coordinator for the National Alliance .. "We're just trying to get our message out," Roper told The Associated Press on Wednesday. "We're doing the same thing we've been doing all year."' the option to transfer. Both VanDevender Junior High School in Wood County and Barnes Elementary School in Marion County had already transferred about 30 chil· dren each in accordance with the No Child Left Behind Act. VanDevender Junior High and Barnes Elementary are improving but have yet to meet state standards. Hammond said the other six schools have now met state standards for a year and need to meet standards for two consecutive years to be taken off the watch list. "These schools have · made significant gains in their test results and achievements." Hammond said. "We really don"t·want to see upheaval in the schools and hope it doesn't Impede their progress." For a sc hool to meet state standards, a minimum of 50 percent of the students in grades 3 through II must score at or above the third quartile in total basic skills on achievement tests, and no more than 15 percent can score within the first LETART· Warren E. "Gene" Weaver, 67. of Letart, W. Va .• died 111 hb residence Friday. Sept. 13 2002. a Lassie N. Justice Hall ,Lassie N. Justice Hull, 66. daed unexpectedly Thursday. Sept. 12, 2002 in the Holzer Medical Center. · She was born Nov. 21. 1935 in Dana, Ky. Lassie ·was the daughter of the late John and Dora Hall Kidd. . : She was preceded In death by her husbands, Harry N. Justice and Alton Hall. She Is survived by six ohil· dren, Niklta (Mark) Hasseman of Vinton. Yughonda (Raymond) Dotson of Junction City, Kansas, G. Nicklas Justice of VInton, Tajana (J.R.) Mullins of Vinton, Jauqulme Justice of Vinton, ana Taymonee (John) Brodberg of Perry. Mich.; eight grandchildren; three sisters; and special friend Melvina Watson of Dana, Ky. Graveside services will be conducted ut I p.m. Sunduy, • Sept. 1~. 2002. ut the Kidd Family Cemetery, Dana, Ky., with the Rev. Sonny Ray Boyd officiating. · Arrangements are under the direction of the McCoyMoore Funeral Home, Vinton, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contrlbu· tlons to the Habitat for Humanity or the Amcrlc.an Cancer Society. · - Paid notlc1 mov~s. ,. -~ M;:,~f CINCINNATI (AP) - A Condon was released late crimes outside prison. .7~N~CMI commercial photographer Friday afternoon from Nadel refused to allow the sentenced to 2 112 years in Noble Correctional early release. TOTAIINTERNfT software County Prosecutor Mike prison for taking photos of Institution, an officer said. makes connecting fast & posed bodies in a morgue "We are very hopeful of Allen had said he believed has been freed on his own winning the appeal," Sirkin Nadel made the right deci· FIVI email boxes, Webmoil, recognizance while he 'd Instant Messaging and morel appeals his conviction. sat · sion. Jon Esther, a Judge Mark Painter, pre- Condon's attorneys spokesman for the prosecu· siding judge of the 1st Ohio attempted unsuccessfully in tor's ·office, said Friday Unl!ml!td Ace"• • Sign Up IJJittlnel Distnct Court of Appeals. July to have Nadel release night that Allen would have www.localnet.com issue~ the order Friday Condon from serving his no comment on the appeals morntng. full sentence. They had court ruling. · A hearing on Condon's "People have a right to an . argued their client learned appeal , and if they've hi s lesson and would be appeal is expected later this served all their ttme better able to pay for his year. beforebe their can -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~??J:u:i~ even heard, appeal that wouldn't be very fair," the judge said. · He wouldn't comment on specifics of the case. 2150 Avenue • Gallipolis, 0 45631 Thomas .Condon, . 30, was convicted Oct. 16 on (740) 446-9777 or (740) 446-2484 eight counts of gross Ask for Jim, Jeff, or Chuck abuse of a corpse for taking pictures of bodies with variou s objects at the Hamilton County · morgue between August 2000 and January 200 I. Condon had said he was taking the pictures as part of an art project to illustrate the cycle of life from birth through death. He was sentenced in April by Hamilton County Common Pleas CLEANUP SALE ON COW BALE FEEDER, HORSE Judge Norbert Nadel. "We are certainly very BALE FEEDERS, BALE AND BUCKET SPEARS. pleased and grateful to the court and very ellcited about Tom's release," Condon's attorney, Louis NEW AND USED BRUSH HOGS 4' TO 15' Sirkin, said Friday night. Sirkin said hts client hopes to be home with his NEW IDEA 323 CORN PICKERS family this weekend. Big Subscribe today. Gallipolis - 446 ·2342 Point Pleusanl - 675· 1333 Pomeroy- 992·2.156 • Elva Leanne Simmons COLUMBUS .Elva Leanna Simmons, 78, of Columbus, died Wednesday, ON ONE AND TWO ROW Reader Services Correction Polley ~~ O.perimente The main number 11 44«1·2342. Department e"'enllona are: Mtnlfllna editor Ext. 18 Newt editor Ext. 23 A"lgnmenledllor Ext. 20 OALLIPOUS - Joseph Stanley llokovhJ, 1), dlod Fridlly, Sl:ptembi)r 13, ~, at 1~ rOO!s. • C•IUfli hours wiU be held 111 the Willis F111wral Home tin ~Qlj, t\i\11\t Rel111ed Ja I fro~n ""'~·~ {\Ill[\ U U IPt t IS 1l~ hit m\11\ tl!u~l' \1 rv M.'\!lllh "''~~\til lf\>111 tht ' 'Smith, Ill. tt~'' '""'· G~ilh~ "t'llllllt~ t<lil J\\M.'I\h tlll~r R'"'".:o Rl('""'· -4~. !Ifill\ 1\llh...:l... ~~. ~ 111\\1 \11'111<1 J(',ln Milh, .ttl, 1'11111 llfl.lll..<'\111\l, H~ : Uru1.'\l fhtlhl.'l\lht lti\AIIc (l~lhflllll>, Ry<1n H~\\ l ' · ~-4. 1111\1 tll11l\\1<1 l.k>~l~'tl'' 'IIIII.' II:\', H'""ntln~:­ Kll)i Wilh,', ~ ' · 1>1•111 Ill Ru"..-11. '"' . ~. \\ "''"'14;1(1 R~I,,Uit". llt.'•\t<~mm 1'1-IT\ l.)f~'"· (i<llh(111h\, \!Nit\ltlrl\ <IPl~r. ~.\. rtml 1\ lml'o.lrl\ <lfl~·· \\<111111\jt, "'~'Ill J. P\IWII RliiNl'l'\'1... ~I. l'lllll .it Jtil\ll\\lt\, al\. '~ hllJI'Ih ,\\\'., l.a"ll' ~iU(': Ur111Uunt ~ hKh\lU (1~lhfll>ll\, 1'"'""1\111\ \ 111111· ll\1\ll'l-llll, ~7, l~m . <~mt tl\11\, A111.ll\'l\ •\ \<!t\1.'\', J , liellll M. Sllmm<"l. ~~. 1.,,~<111 : 1\llll\'1\1). Itil lilt\' Ill 1.'\llllfll~ tm\1 Dat~l..-1 Swtt ll<~l•l<". ~I. MOUNDSVILLE (AP) "I haw 10 hlm.> my bl~" t~nll 11\\\1') Juy Rl\\1), 1~. tl\1tll 100 chaimlan ot' the Marshall Konoody ~ld. of Syrn~:u\O Co unty Board of Hoalth 1M Mri11U Coullty Senior CVe1l ro~1good in protest after boMJ . CitiJ.-ns Com.-r's ro~enlt~l members oMmptcd bh\jl\l lfom lllnao g111~s n 11Ht~~:1ppoij 0 ,<\U ll'OUS The jlames from thil C\lllllty's IIOOIIt $I~,()O()Il\'ttmmth ;.h~'\1 f'OMRROY - 1\l.'tlllll'- lnt' (hllhu ('lllllll\ lll'uhh smoking ban. 1~ smnkillg han W\lnt im11 lh\~l'lllti\ln 111' mun·h~o IM\Ii 1~1'1<1111111'1\1 \1 iH 'h.> d~¢~;'1..11\f Board members voted 4· 1 ell'«•t, .said Director Joy1.'\l .~n 111\l\1 111 Mo111.' t'mum dlllk>tl'l\ll l~'d' ~1111\1\11\V. · Thul'S(hly nij ht to e11empt H rd t'1\mmon Ple>a;. C'mm t.\ nt ~ · I~ umll II I~ u m. b~njo jlame>$, pondinjl the out· . ?~~tnPtml~ biflllll jl<~nws tl1 Ml'Qre)' Loomml l)lkh('f utl\1 Fmln~. Sl'pl ~~. 111 thl' hct~ltll come> of all.liJIIl chulh.mje to a restuumnts i• Uko compnrin~ Jen11it.' l,ynn Dlkh11r. tll•th 1.11' llt.'punm~m . 41111 Ju~bon similar ban In Cubi)U Coomy. 1 .. I' Ra •ine: ~\ljlllf Lee ll<lllll ut\\1 l"'li.ll. Marshall Calmly's smukin~ app es to Ol'll"ie~. ' 1'w~ Bnmd" L® )1111111 . 11\)lh of Thlol 111~1> ""' tnr tlt~lllll bun ~main~ i11 eiTect for $\~·indy Spurr. of Ponwro ~ llnd Kll~ln Stnnl\lY · Cfllll\1}' rosl\tl.'lll> 1\111~ "ml ~ restmanu\1~ tmd l>!;lwii~~J uHtlys. Moumlsi'IUe. 11 heulth und un\1 llllU)' Sumley, tll1th 1if tlw. 11 "llfllllt\lm\>nt i> 1\l!l~· Chnlrmun Jim Stufl. who h · Mlddlepon. S(ll')\ \ll pl~«Stl ,.~,u 4.4l ·JII$() cast the lone dissemlng vote, P yslcul educntlon tet~ther. A~:tlon~ fiJI" dh'llt\'(> h«ll' to 1\111~(> M lllll'"hllmtlt\1. submhted hls re'slgnntlon to llllill tho hoord hns 11 diU\' 10 .~n Ill~ h)' Wllllnm Rlt'<'. GALLIPOLIS - Lethu the County C'ommlsslo11 t'ol· protect the public. p~mlcu!"rl}' LtiRIJS\'ille. ujjuinst Pm1iu Henthorn, 8), of Oullipolis •. lowin!l the d\1\:isl(ln, chlld~n. · Rite, Dext\lr: C\\1\SIM\'\' l-in POINT . PU~ S NT died on Thut'11dny. Sept. 12. "1 dunm ngree with the ded· "How CUll )'\Ill Justify ulluw- CoiteriU. sxrucu,~. lljltlln•t "\'nf\1 ilt' the Mn11th" '' lnnll~ 2002. ut her ~sidence. . sion ot' th\l other members of ing smoking In public pl"""s Denver "II}' Con~l'ill. She wus thll Mur.ilinll County Board nf lhut nre touted"' f\tmUy envl· Potnllroy: SuMm Whh~. l"lllliJ tllf s~l'temh¢r In l\1lnt hun~ 11\'..-n born on Health In umendlt\!l (the smuk· ronmems." she snl\1. flulllm\ . lllluin~l ThlH1\tt> Pll:'u,unt Jan . 22; ing Pun)." Stult wr<lttl in" let· Crystal Alllln of Sh\lrmrd White, Lon11. Ullttom: tm\1 tmmllm~~l unit indmt~ : urd I, Tl\11\ ""ll Jt~nk<" 1919, In tllf to the commission. "It's my suld Ihe bourd Wtl~ moro con· David W. !)('em. Rud nc, N e w belief that the Marshall cerne\l with lhll ''\:omfort nn\l l!jllin;.t · Amy tl . 1)\'em. Vunl.'\', 4 lllt~in St.: Wu1\l ~' CllCH Utl\l 1-ltll'\' R\ltll.'h, I~()II B o s t o n , County•Health Board hns lnap- conhveni~~ce o!' smllkers" thnn Columhu~. 1 1 Ohio. to tho proprlntely roversed lt~olf in a w t pu.. •C snloty. Dis~lllutilln~ huv~ h¢1.111 Vinn\1 St: Wm\i ), R1•l~t, m1ll ('t·ush. 111!1-1 hltl.l James mmmer which wm llo desll'\ll.'· "Thll s!lfety, henllh nnd wel· jlrnnted tn Dehhle Kuv Willis Mnr1Jnt-et Ml~rl>l\11 Rlvll.: Wt1rd ~. Mtlry ElHs and tivo to tho htlnlth nnd chilllns · fill\\ of ull Murshall Countium an\1 Timothy Wlllhm\ Wlllb. Lenn An 11 of Marshall County." is nt stakil," Alhm snid. uod to Kevin D. C<lw\lory nn\1 Mnrrlsnn, l'll :l MtlXW<'fl Rom!: Wurd ~. Uob t~ml Ju\ly C h u r c h Stul1, snid the exemption The rojjulntlnn is twt a lnw Chll.l'y l A. Cnwllt>t'y, Bh~s~in~, ~fl~ll Mo11nt Wrmm Kidd, She "violntes the sllltutory mundnte uml culls fur onforconwm · · l'e.: V. ut\f (1, .tlro~ tllll.l Jnn11 was married to Will him nnd mlssiun uf the Mnrshnll throllgh' civil llCiilln. Violntors tce. I~7 PlotiMIIII St.: Wtll\1 7, "Bill" Henthorn, who (lfe· County Boord uf Health." . ft~ce pennltles· rnngln~ from ceded her In death. Mrs . Tho vote came atier nn hour $200 to SU:lOO. POMEROY -. A civil Lt-e I.e\\ i,, ~ 01) ('humllcr Henthorn was retired from of public comment in which Eurller this year. 11 circuit notion tllod in Mell!s Count)' Drh·o: tmll Wm\1 ~ . Art unll AT&T in Columbus. She was bingo operutors said their ~v· Jlldge stnack down lhe CahllH· · Common Plens Co11rt hy Jtlt\lll Htll'thl\, ~ I) Wnrwl~k • • a member of Grnce Baptist entte hns dropped drnmntloaliy llumlnl!tlln Henlth l.nSuHe N~1tlnm1l Hank Rnud. Church, Point Pleasant, since tho cmmty's Clean Dopurtmom's smokinl! bnn l\jlninst Mldmel Jn~kson. uml W.Va. and was a volunteer Indoor Air Regulutlon went hecmtse It contained crhninni nih~ I'~. hus hllen dismiss~\! , for Guilla County Senior into l.lfl'ect July I. Opponents penuhie~ . Tho ~~~ulmlon Citizens. of the ex.emption ~nid they do wmald htm snwkln» in uH She is survived by one not want to he exposed to sec· restaurunts; binl)ll halls und daughter. Joyce (Don) ondhand smuke. wor~placos In the county. O~bOrne of' Oallipolh; one St. Jumos 11nd John School Clroult Judae John CUmmlnaa POMEROY Mol&~ son, Leslie (Barbara) Allen Prlnciplll N{mcttc Kennedy also took I$'SYO whh 1\ PI'QVI· CHARLESTON tAP) Collmy Commhslunors of Columbus; seven srand· mild one·lhird of the BanwQQd slon lhllt prohibited smoking A former Ponn~ylv11nl11 l"w children. Robin Allen of school's fllndlnu comes from within 10 feet of 11ny entrnnce owurdod 11 $)M83.10 hid to o nl'or~e mont offloor hu Sholly Co.. Thornville, durlna Columbus, Jill Henderson of bingo aamcs. · · ur exlt of 11 public placo. lhclr roaular mootln11 boo n numod t'cdorol security Houston, Texas, Marilyn Thur~duy, for puvlna aT ctirt~ctor for five Wost Aldridge of Portsmouth, lti'COts in Choator under tho Ruth IJons of Rio Grande, Virl)lnlu tllrports . . app,rovcd by council. Community Do1•olopmcnt Kenneth Miller of Nlchol"~ . C. Orulch"s 'They will hQvc 11 lot of Block Oram Fund. Cincinnati, Keith Miller of uppolntmcnt WM unnuun eed input boc11uso we w11nt the Bids on the project we~ Frlct11y new Bedford. Mass., Angela by U.S. bo't people for the citizens of flomPipA1 o~nod lu~t wook. Kane of Kissimmee, Fla.; ton our town." he sold. Trllnsportutlon Se~ratury Tho bourd opened bids for Norm11n V. Mlnetil. sreat grandchildren; three Obtalnlna rcplocornonts great 11rca.t &randchlldrcn: ·handle those cases until we "lls soon os poastblo'' Is crltl· c.oncroto and ooner11to prod· Brulch wlli be rup01 1Kibic two sisters. Mildred Rlns of uttend those seminars.'' he cal to keopina the city oporu· ucta tor upoomina hridi!O und for ~llC Yrlty lit VCIII!Cf ro11d rcpufr work, from Mayle Columbus. and Lilly Lynch said. tlon smooth, tho mayor s11ld• "I wunt to support that 01' 0 11 BmorprlseR. Inc.. BeiP.ro, ln Airport In Churlomm, Trl· of Fla.; one brother, James "1 think we huve ull the Airport to keep current with the 11011r the nmollnt of $73-0)6.~4. for Stute Kidd of Brookfield. bftsos covered 111 tho moment, pullco dopurtme11t," Woomer H11rr1 Non· eoncrcte box culvert~ .. tmd Huntlnl!ltln, She was preceded In death but those jobs lifO very added. Morlon RoBlonul Airport In Brld&etck of West Chester, In by her parents, her husband. Important to moving this city Woomer will recommend theumoum of $66,900.'1 6, for Brldgopnrt. · Morl)ontown Bill; a sister, Eileen Kidd the . appointments, to be forward." Wllomer snld. a Con/Spun brldae mucturo. Munl cl pol Alrpmt ""d and a brother. Virgil Kidd. Services will be held at II - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . :·' The cnmmls~lonor~ nl~o Wood County All"Jlort In opp~vod trrmsfors nnd ilf)pro· P11rkorsbur@, a.m. Monday, Sept. 16, 2002, the _pro11rnm. prfotlons u{ljustmonts f11r tho at the Willis Funeral Home "floc~ meeUng lusts two sheriff amd ~ounty uudhm. with Pastor Bob Orahom hours," Cuen sufd. "Th keep officiating. Burlul wUI be in those children ntier school Memorial Burilll Pllrk in from PlpA1 without a snack when thcy'ro Wheelersburs. Friends may already hunarx Is golnB to be call at the funeral h'omc on CHAMP took over. dlfficurt. · Holler Medical! Ccnlcr Sunday, Sopt. I~, 2002, from This year, Coon Is nsking very Amerlcnn Blectrlc Power's Dl•~hllrllC8 Sopl. 12 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m . to for sponsorship for tlie snuck Oon. Jl\mei Ouvln Plunt In MrN. Joseph furicy unu S(ll\ , 9p.m. · portion of the pro11rum, und Chcshi~ hus responded with UlrlhN - Mr. und MrM. - Paid noiic• hils ~eel v~d 11 good response donations, as woll ns Thdd Powell, son, Syrncuso. thus fur. Rockwell Automation, the · (Published with pormll· "Several of the businesses Bob Elvi\M SouMIIIlC Plant, 1lon) have 1111~ed to be ~ponNor~ Buckeye Rural Elcclrlc und hllvo ro~pondod with not C:ooporutlvc, Project only donutionM of money. but CHAMP, Holzer Clinic ond of food IIR well," Coon ~ald. the Oullipolis Kiwunis Cfu~. IOittlo Mu1u11l und~r· "We are a~klnu for one If unyonc Is interested In l•t111ndN. We work with you month adoption~. and th~ bccomlnjl n sponsor for the . 1\Ver"'lc co~t i~ $ i per child." proarom. contuct oen ot protoet your l'llmlly und There uro 400 students in 740-379·2001 ' OIIGM you 111~0. IO~tr pollei 1 are made IU'"2tNtol lwllih you In mind. 0111o ~1r., Mlllhlftt ea. Publllhod ovtry lfltrnOOfl, Mondr; ,ro,llrt~ulv·•· lnnovatl vo, throu1h Frldey, 12! Third Ave., Golllpollo, Ohio. SocGnd·clell pollltt all today. peld at OIIHpoiiJ. to Ru"'-'11 S\'\\11 R1~n"m, l ' t'111 hIll('. ""\1 H('<llh('f D<l"" Ill\\ HI!! Chairman·quits after health board exempts bingo games from smoking ban Cholesterol hd File dissolutions Letha Henthom Wlnnen 111mtd (ase dlsmiSSH Bids opened, Federal security ·director named aw1rdtcl Jobs Students HMC notes earn. PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. lultiCI'IIIIIon r1tt1 If e~rrtor OJ ftiotor roull Ont-k Onl m1111th Ono pll'r · . . Mlllsubtalpllon --. ' ; .. I01t11o Mutu•l· More than a promln, n IMO Ito.! DillY . '0 ctnfl tubKrlbtrt n01 dnlrlnfiO PI'/ lht car· lporte Ext. 21 ritr ml'! rom~ In odvonca dlrtct 1o 1111 Newt Ext. •18 ClillpoNt Dtlfv Trll>u,., Crtd~ will bt ivon carrier tech -k. No !lli>tcrlp. ft on by moll pormlttod In '"" wlloro Other HI'VIc•e Adllartltlng Ext. 1o homt Clrrltr IIMct It l\ltlltblt. or 17 Clroulltlon Ext. 13 Clraulltton Manager Ext. 11 Cl1111fitd Adt Ext. 12 IS Wllkl · · - lloHit County m.:JO Controlllt' Ext. 24 20Wotkl m.n Pre11room Ext. 16 52 Wnkl •1oue Publlehlr Ext. 1e olllll4t Glllllt CouniY 15 Wnko Ui.U www.mydlllytrlbune.com 26 WHkl ' ' .,UI e-mail: newtOmydallytrlbuni.DOm 52 WHkl .1011,72 *MASSEY FERGUSON" • PO H' ROY ~am~~ hl.'llll'-'-'' h<tw ~~~ h\W\1 m Mo••t '· ,. JosephS. Bokovlt& our main concern In all ttorlll 11 Tht Alfodettd Pr"' tnd to be accurate. If you know of an trror In a ttory, <llllithe new1room lho Ohio Ntw1p1per AllocleUon. " ' ' - " Stnd eddrtll corrtc· at 446·2342. ~on• 10 Tht Ollllpol~ Deltv lllbune, 82! Thl1d Avt, Gtnlpoll~ Ohio 4!111 . CALL ABOUT LOW INTEREST RATES ON MOST MODELS NaiDa· U/U f l l rll 11rr111 &Ill September II, 2002, at Grant Medical Center in Columbus . She is survived by n daus,hter ;lnd son-in-law, Lois and Thn Ross .of Columbus: a son t~nd dau&h· ter-in-law. John and Rita Simmons of Bidwell: grand· cllildre11 . . Daniel Simmons and Samantha Simmons: hononuy . gr11ndcllild. Scott Ross: und 11 ~Isler. Anise Greenlee. She was preceded in death ·by her parents, John and Fannie Swick; a sister. Stella Swick: " brl>ther. Stt~nley Swick: a bwther. Elmer Swick: and a sister. . Mary Amenda. Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursduy, Sept. l2. 2002, in Evans funeral Hume. 4171 East Livingston Avenue. Columbus, and Friday, Stlpt. 13. 2002, from 7 to 9 p.m. in McCoy- Moore Funeral Home in Vintlln, where services wiU be held at II 11.m. Saturd11y. Sept. 14. 2002 . Interment will he in Pine Orove Cemetery ut Vinton. - .fuid nutic~ 6aturbap Cimd -6entinel lEW MF AND IIW ROLLAND TRACTORS ARRIVING DAILY . He was born March 28, 1935. in Illinois to the lato Hobart R. and Rule Louise (Roush) Weaver. He was preceded in death by a sister. Helen Tryon and three brothers, Leland. Lavern and Foster Weaver. He is survived by wife. Sherry Weaver of Letart; son. Gregory P. Weaver, of Letart; step-daughter, Tina Winnings of South Charleston; and step.son. Russell Neutzing of.SI. Petersburg. Fla.; sister. Leona Cruey of Hawthorn, Fla.; brothers and sisters -in· law, Robert S. and Aleta Weaver of New Haven: four grandchildren; two stepgrandchildren; and one great-grandson. He attended Middleport First Baptist Church. was lifetime member·of the National Rille Association. a Point Pleasant Loyal Order of the Moose #7) 1 member. u Broad Run Rod and Gun Club member and an Honoruble Order of the Kentucky Colonels member. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Mark Morrow at the Foglesong·Tucker Funeral Home in Mason at 1 p.m. Monday. Sept. 16, 2002. Visitors may call from '6 p.m to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Interment will be nt the Broad Run Cemetery in Letart. ~Paid notice quartile. Hammond said the affected counties must offer two alternative schools to students. The state also is providing near· ly $1.5 million to all eight school districts to help them meet standards. A Clay County school "official said he doubts if many of Lizemore Elementary's approximately 145 students will transfer to H. E. White or Clay Elementary schools. Assistilnt Superintendent Larry Gillespie suid county residents this year approved u 71 percent property tux increuse to keep their small, rural schools open and avoid consolidation. · "Why would a person want to move· their kids now when they could have .saved their tax dollars?" he sui d. Gillespie suid the district will give parents a couple of weeks to decide on a transfer and then use two more weeks to set up any Judge frees morgue photographer to await app~al PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. ...... • o.lllpllla • Point Plaaaant Local Briefs . . 0 Sunny Pt. Cloudy M~ Obituaries Mix-up forces six low-performing schools to offer transfers {; 12=. --- • • ~~\ • 14,2002 Anti-Israel flieiS litter central Florida Ohio weather ~ 1 . I W1toh Sh1rry H•n•l•y of Montgom1ry, WV Tonight 1t 1:30 p.m. lnHuroncc 388·8111 llomo. •. YOUR SIDE Reol B1toto 441 · 1111 Auto Parm ' fluAh1GIN ~ . Oltlu Mllj wt I11111 11\mce ( rmr �• • • PageA4 • s.tu•y. lept!mbtr 14. 2002 ·Mason Calendar Gallla Calendar Law Olflct POINT PLE.t.SANT - Relay lor LU. rootbltr rtoatand tlllkt Mt., 1o ,,Idly, Oct. 1I Mondly, lept. 23 a.m. to 2 p.m.. 1n front or lWin R1Ve11 LETART - Jim 11ulon. 6::!0 to Tueaday, Sept. 17 POINT PLEASANT - Aloohollel Foodland. Sponaored by tht Laon 1o p.m.. Letart Community Canter. ~ 7:30p.m , 011 Viand St. POINT PLEASANT - Special Lud<t.a 4·H. Membell will 1110 sell Country, blueglltt, tnd go~l mttllng of the Muon County Solid lumlnarlea and Captain D' coupon muaic by ~I groupe Lttarl u.. the o l d e - or c..., Law Oftlat. Waste Aulhorlty lor the purpose or bookt. . CoMesalona (hot·doQI, popcorn, reviewing bids lor 1 recycling teflttr. SOUTHSIDE - Dance al candy. and drlnkt) avallablt by . 6 p.m., Mason County Courthouse. Southalde Community Ctntar. 7. to Pioneers 4·H. Admission It a 10 p.m. Sounda or Blullgllll will $tdonallon. Call Lois HoHman at W.Cinaaday, S.pt. 11 perform. . 304-885-3557, tor additional lnlor· a.turdlly, llep4. 14 POINT- PLEAS.t.NT - Muon POMEROY, Ohio - Btllat and mallon. POINT PLEASANT - William County Tourism Commtnte, 8 a.m.. e.aua. Wttltrn Square Dance, 8 to Ectwardl and Willla Sttwart ,.millet. MOVC. Public lnvlttd. 10:30 p.m.. Pomeroy Stnlor Clllztnt noon. Wut 1/l ~lnla Farm Muttum. Building. Call 675-32751or adQitlon· Maal will till catered. Call Dllorea Tllurtday, Sept. 18 allnlormallon. Stewart CundiK, ~· 773·5892, lor GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - Clogging, POINT PLE.t.S.t.NT - Muon addltlonal tntormatlon. two·llep, hat·down music and County Commissioners. 7 p.m., WEST COLUMBIA - Wooten llanclng. 7:30 p.m., AMVETS build· Muon County Courlhousa. lamllt.t. II lht home or Chiller lng. Counlry Gra11 will perform. S.turday, Sept. 14 Marlin. Bring a covered dish lor Callers: Don McCoy and guaala. No Monday, S.pt. U POINT PLEASANT - Alcoholics . meal at t2:30 p.m. alcohol. Open to tht public. MASON - Town Council · meet· Arionymoue. 7:30p.m.. 611 Viand Admlnlon $5. Call 446-G051 lor Sl. Uat the aida enlraMe or Casey lng, 7 p.m.. city building. Sundly, Sept. 1S . mora lntormatlon. LawOffice. SOUTHSIDE - Hlgglnbotham NEW HAVEN - Chlcl<tn tlllrbe• 1\ltaday, Sept. 24 lamlly, eowred dish meal at noon,. POINT PLEAS.t.NT - Muon cue. t0:30 a.m. Ia 2 p.m.. New Monday, Btpt. I 8 Southside Community Canter. County Schoolboard Mealing, 6:30 Haven United Methodist Church. POINT PLEASANT - AICOhoiiCl POINT PLEASANT p.m.. Mason Co. Board ol Sponaored by tht New Hawn Lions Anonymous, 7:30p.m .. 611 VIand Sl. or William and Ena Young,Families t p.m., Club. Dinnara Include ehleken, lJM the olde antra..,. ol Ca111111 Law Education. . Kllthlty realdanca. Please b!lng a baked tlllana, cole alaw. and roll. Offlct. covered dish and auction Items. Price $5. Call 882·2624 tor orders Wadntaday, S.pt.'U POINT PLEASANT - Mason and dlllwry. 1\l"day, S.pt. 17 sunday, Sept. aa PLEASANT County Tourism Commlltee, 8 a.m., POINT POINT PLEASANT ~ Weight LETART Click ramlly, doors Community Block Party and Gospel Wa\Qhtrs, weigl1·tns. 4:30p.m., meet· open al 11 -a.m., MOVC . Public Invited. dinner at 1 p.m.. Sing, 5 p.m.. 1100 Main Strttl. 1ng e1 5 p.m., 804 Main Straat. lttart Community Center. Games, food , and 1 concerl by Thureday, S.pt. ae LETART- HELP Diet Clau. Letart Tableware rurnlthed: bring cowred POINT PLEASANT - Mason Rtleaud. Sponaored by Main Community Center.Weigi1-IN from otah. · Counly Commissioners . 7 p.m.. Street BapHtt Church. 5:30 to 6 p.m .. loiiOwtcf by a Short Mason County Courthouse. meeting. Saturday, Btpt. aa Sunday, Sapt. 11 MASON - Community CIIW POINT PLEASANT - Families POINT PLEASANT - Card .Support GIO\Jil, 7 p.m., Maaon United or John and 1\ltaday, Dot. I Fannie (Rultn) Smith POINT PLEASANT - Mason shower and recaption lor Lucille Mtthocllll Church. All area cancer • and Taverner and Clementine · Counly Solid Wule Authority regu· Fowler at she celebre tee htr 80th· patients, families, and ceregl'lers lnvtt· (Lucaa) Smith , noon. Krodel Park lor monthly meeting, 6 p.m.. Mason birthday. 2 to • p.m.. Nazdartnt ed. clubhouao. Pleau bring a covered Fallowahlp Cenler. Friends an rela· .POINT PLEASANT- Aphaela County CourthOuaa. dlah. Family and lrlends welcome . tlvea lnvhed. No glha, please. strol<e support group, halted by Dianne Mcintyre, 1 p.m.. Plaa!lllnl caro SII:INere Monday, Sept. 18 · Vllllav Rehab Cenler. RACINE, Ohio - Western style F>OINT PLEASANT - Alcoholics SCOTT DEPOT - Coria Ellen square dance clala and workahop, 7 Anonymoua, 12 noon, rear of 111e DuH Taylor will be celebrallng her lo 6:30 p.m.. every Monday at the Prealert Cenler. 100th blrlhday Sept. 28 , 2002. Royal Oak Resort Call 304·675· FLATAOCI< - Clothing closet Cards may be mailed to her 11 155 Monday, Sept. 18 3275 for mort lntormatlon. . glve·away, 9 a.m. 10 1 p.m .. each Maplewood Ettatn. Soon Depot. ' POINT PLEASANT - Mason 1Utaday, Good Shepherd United wv. 25560. bounly Humane Society meeting, 7 Saturday, Sept. 21 Melhodls1 Church. p.m., Mason County Library confer· SOUTHSIDE - Danca al The Ragltlar walcom11 ltame ence room . Soulhel<le Community Center, 7 to w.dnaadly, Sept 18 for the community calendar from 10 p.m. Clay County will perform. POINT PLEASANT - Alcohollca non·prolll Ot111nl1tllon1. lttme Wedn ..day, Sept. 18 POINT PLEASANT - Relay for Anonymous, 7:30p.m.. 611 VIand St. muat till aubmlttld In writing and POINT PLEASANT Aolary Life apaghelll dinner. cran sale, 3 on ctn till mtllad to the Regleler, 200 Use the aide enlrance of Casey Law Club, 12 noon , Moose Lodge. · 3 basketball tournament , 11 a.m. to Olftce Mtln St., Point Plaaaanl, W. Vt., POINT . PLEASANT - AARP 7 p.m., l<reba Chapel Church , Sand 2&8&0: fuld to (~04) 11a.aau: or POINT PLEASANT - Clothing Chapter 3192 meeting, . Fort Hill Aoad. Suggested donation $5. . Randolph Terrace. (no lime provld· Eat In or cerry out . For more Info, glve·away. tO a.m. to 2 p.m.. each e-mallad to newaemydallyregla· llr.com. ltOIUit Of lhtl1111e VOl· Wednesday, Polnl Pleaaanl od) call 304o882·3181 . Presbyterian Church, 61h and Main. ume of community ntwe and to POINT PLEASANT - Mason lniUIIIICOUreoy, lt1m1 Oln not be Conlrlbutlona ol clean olothaa ara Counly LEPC meellng. (no time waa Monday, lltpt. 23 taken over the telephone. appracletell. ~rovlded) , AEP offloa . Parking Is RACINE, Ohio - Wutern style Community celendll Ia pub· ~vallabla behind lha AEP building, square dance elall and workahop, llthtd II I f'" IIIYICe tO non· Friday, Sept 20 lower level. Lunch will be served at 7 to 8:30 p.m .. every Monday at lhe profit group• wlaftlng to I'OM P\.EASANT Aio:ltd:a~ , noon. . Royal Oak Reaorl. Call 304·675· announce mHIIngt tnd apeolal 3275 for more lnlormatlon. . 7 p.m.. t.bn lk'iln OUI1\. avantt. Calendar Uame otnnol. be Thuraday, Sept. 111 guarentnd to run • epeolflo num· Saturdty, Sept. 21 ' POINT PLEASANT - Lions Club, . FrldiiY, Stpl. 27 ber of clayt . POINT PLEASANT - Aleohollca 6 p.m., main gazebo, Krodel Park. LETART - Jam atulon, 6:30 10 Anonymoua. 7:30p.m .. 811 VIand NEW HAVEN - JOUAM 175 10 p.m., Letart Communi~ Canter. mailing, 7 p.m., Lodge Hall. Counlry, bluagrau, an goapal Sl. Uae lhe sloe enlranoo pi Caaey POINT PLEASANT - NARFE mualc by local groupa . Lelarl m1111ng, 1 p.m., Maaon County Concnalone (hol·doga; popoorn, · Library. oandy, and drlnka) avallablt by POINT PLEASANT - Maeon Plonetrt 4·H. Admlnlon It a Oountv Action Group'a board of Stdonatlon. Call Lola Hoffman 11 dlllotOII mtellng, 1 p.m.. 101 304·8118·3887, tor additional lntor· ~ ... Fonlld F\11 ~CUI. Baoond 81. matlon. Public Meetings Public Meetings WtfAT ARE AI Third Av.nue • GaiiiiiOIIa Ohio (740) 448-2341 • FAX (740) 448-3001 OUR MIUTARV Ohio V Uoy Publishing Co. OPTIONS? www.mydlillytrtbune.corn Reunions O.n Dlckeraon Publish r Bttt. PH..C. Man glng Edi«:lr Ai'ld,.w Carter A t Man glng Eelltor Support Groups i r~r' '' • lilt> nllh ,,. ,Jr~ ,,../., .,;r. l'llrl' ,.jj,•rl.ll>f' ,,,_,,,. Ilin" .lt•l " ' '";, Ill 1..1~r , '""' '"'''""' '" nlr~itt~ '""' '""·'·r '"' 11,~11nl .m.l r•l··lu,/( ,r,l./'""'·' '""' rdrt,j'""t' """''"'" N,, lltt.ll,l/rtnllrt~l.l will I><' t>~ri>IMtr.l. I rrk'IOl' ,.jj,'"t.l '"' i11 ,,~~~~ h lllr, lhi.lt¥11 111,~ IIIII .. I, "'~ /'<'l'l>lltrt/ili...l. 1'/tr 1V'""''"·' ~'II""' •t>llll rlir ''~ttllltt '"''''''' ""' rlt.. ''"'· '""·' 11.1' r)/' ll1r !lhtr> IHI/rl' /'ul>li.•·ltltt,~ ('t>, ~ nlilrllt<!llli:~Utl. i11t/r.1> ~~lti"IWI.I'I' 11<>11'>/.. NATlONAL VIEW Pushing Do11 't lose s(~ht cf views in disct.1ssit1cq tuar with Iraq • Th~ lll"tlt>, '1\lll>tlu, Clhh1, 1111 tit<• U S. tlllln·kiu,~ lmq: rhe puhll~ m)tlllli<'IH nv~t· IVh<'thcr the thlltcd Sillies ~hould unuck lrtt4 lm~ 111kcu ,, new tllt'll ''~ tlc11, ll~nl S\'oWct'llli . u senior I'C ih'Ctl Rct•uhllcu tt •tJmhil ~mtthlll llulhlllul ~<'Clll'lly expert, cmct)lctl h1l'lcnr npposltlu11111 sud1 u wm\ l·lls tlplnlon Is vulu· nblc. It Is ulsll hlllnll'lutH 11111 hi lnsc sli!,lll uf the I'Cull)tlhtls In pluy ns pet'lltlltllllllc~ wd!th 111. . . The I'C nll\lcs 11f ll WUI' Uj.l,lliiiSI II'U'I Ill lhls lillie tn'C the OOsl · ut'llllll\~ 111 llllttlllst h. The l11s1 lil11c the United Stutes l)lll ~. OJ~lU II~H\p~ hth1thc t'l'glu11 . The nthnlnlslmtlnn 's SUJ!i!~s· linn lhulth ls time ilwuulli lilkc l~O.O\l!lll\ll.lps - lht' lllt Iitva· slon uf lt·utt \1-c lf. pcrhnp~ 11~ fnr '" llu~hdud , which did m1t nw m lust tl111e - I~ either wl ~hlllllhlnkllll! Ill' S\lllte spin J11<:· lnr\ t'sllmult' lhutlhc 1\mcrktm,pcoplc mn live whh hetu•ln~ .l.~tl.I){K), hUt IIIII with ltcul'ln~ ~ .~ll .I~KI \II' II IIIII Iion U.S, fui\:es dcpi11)Ctilll u nt·w wt~r. . 'l'ht• ur~ ll tllclll ll!lnill'l 1he 11 tn· Is h'l-cl\tttihle, l11 uur view. So ll'hj d1ll'~ the llu'h 1\dtl\llllslmlil•ll c'llllllnuc hi push It s11 hmtl. lettkln[i wur pln11,, d!l1111 Smltlum's ~his, und l!ivhtg even t 'llll l.(l\'~~ Ihe sell~<' 111111 Ills l!tll111111hcud'l A11d why Is It titling lhl' even lihllt)lh lllillllilll'lll llll'lllhcr' ul' t'cllll)I'Css hnvc not 11111,1' l' ~lll'l's~t•d Sll\lll!l lt'S<'I'\'111\ons, hllllliSI) hiiVC iltllllted \lUI t' \plll'l ll) 111 the udmlnl,ll'illi•'" the slrlctut'Cs 111' the Wm· l'l•W ~I'' t\,'1 tih\llll lll~illjl lh~ c•llii\II'YIll Wlll''/ TODAY IN HISTORY ASSOCIATCI:J PR ES! '1\•duv I; Sutul\ luy. Scpl. 14. I he 2.~ i lh duy of 200:2. Thct'C llt'C IIlK tiny> ten 111 1hc YC!II'. · '1\Jtliiy's lllgltll!lhllll lllstmy : 011c )'cllt' "II"· 1111 Sept, 14. lOOt. pull'lntlsm mixed with jll'll)/~1' li N 1\lltCI' i~IIIIS iJllt' ~Cd dt111:chcs tll\d dtl~~~~~ publk sl/lllll'cs 1111 u ,111y 111' ~lllclllht' llll~c itll' the vktlltts ot the Sept. I Ullllcks. 111\', ldctll tlcm~c W, Hu~h pl'llycd with his Cublncl 1111li ullt•lld<'li N<'I'Vkcs ul Wt~shlll!llllll Nutlo11ul Culhedrul. lhcn · 11cw 111 New Ynt'k, whc1'c he wutlctllllllllhc I'll ills of the WoriJ , 'I'I'Utlc Ccnl<'l' untlndlh'l!sscd 1\'scuc wurk~rs nver u bullhol'll h1 11 l1ug-wuvln11 lihuw uf l'~sulvc . ()tl'kluls llltllounced the l'cnlitillltl would ~ 1111 up u ~ 111ut1y us ~ n.ooo me111ber~ of the Nu111111111 tlliUI\IIItld l<csciW. 0111hls duic ' 111 IIi 14. Frt111ds SetHI Ke y Wl'lll<' "ihc Stut··Spunl!led ll111111d' ttl\ct' wltncssln~ lhc hl'ltlsh homburdmenl of Port Md hmt·y l11 Muryltuld . • . In I1'147, U.S. 1\n-cc.~ lllldct' Clcn . Winfield Scott took control .pi' Mexl ~o ('liy, . . ~ In 1\101. President McKI11icy tiled ln13uffulo, N.Y. of gun· :~hoi Wllllllu ' lu11kic<l hy uuussussln. Ykel'1t>csldeiH Th~odore •ROIISC VCII Nli ~Cecdeli hl111 . . :: Ill 11127. 111\JtiCI'II uun~e llilll1c"r lsttdnru Ourt~Uil died ln ./'>llt·c. I'I'UII~c . wltcllltct' ~~Ill'· bccume entunt~led In u wheel of · ~ le i' ~ IJOI'I N 1'111'. :• 111 I\140, C\lltll t'~s~ pussed Ihe Sclectl ve Servkc Act, provld· .11111 fol' llw first pcll~clilllc drun Itt U.S, history. · · . ·' 111 1114~ , u I! I'<Jlllllilwcuklnt~ ceremony took pl11ce In New ::Vmk 111 1hc she nt' the UnltcU Nutlon~' world hcnclqunrten. : 111 It)~<i. the Sovlcl .l flllco probe Lunu II became the flm :llllllltlludc llbic•'lllli'CIIch !he ntOl111 u~ It cmshed onto thelunur OV Il l[ .. RUSHER'S VIEW President starts making case for attacking Saddam rhe ~rcul dcbnte over WlU' whh lmq Is. utlon!l lust, entering Its decisive sUtj!e. ' Wisely or ntll, the Bush udntlnlstmtion decided numy 111t1111h~ Uf!<l thut h would "nntkhll! 1he cusc" for wur with l)l),~tpone mq - l.e., lttyhll! oulthe l!VIdcn~-e of pci11 tUid polntlnt~ out the ri'sks of lm1c.lion ,_ 1111111 "s close us possible lo the mumcnl mllltttry uctl(m cun bei!ln . II ussumcd · (quite i'Uthtly. I believe) thut the 1csponse or the Amerktm pcuple will be over. whehnht~ly In tltvol' of wtu', und tlml deluyhtg 1he licbnte will leave only the 11m1uwcst possible "window" of time lhr opponents to chip uwuy utthc udminlstru· lion's cuse. Mcunwhllc. Mr. Bush come111· ctl himself with t'C~IItedly denounclns Suddtuu Hus~eln us 'evil," which he eel'· minty Is, Ullll dcclurlng thul u "rel!lme dmnge" Is neL>es.~m·y, which he Implied WciUiu be dctnollslmlcd (Inlet'). Unl'oltltttute'"• tills stl'ulci!Y ouve Mr. " e l:lush's opponents ~cverulmonths In which lo · present their own tendcntlnu~ cuse tll!ulnsl wur. vlrtuully uuopposcd . They huvc nllltle excellem~ ulbeh thnrnughly ~ynlcul, use nf.the opportunity, ueplctlnl! Mr. llush us u wild 1111111 , delermlnctl to cmbnt•k tit\ tm u1111ecessury und highly dunliCI'UUs udventurc, vlrtuully without 1111ies nnd In the teeth of strenuous opposition In Conl!ress, In the Unhed Nullons, nnd even ln his own p11rty tu1d his own futher 's ndmlnlslrutlon. 'n1e ntmck hus dumuued " Mr. Bush (whlc1'1wus,of~'Ourse, thew Itole point) tmd, fur worse, unde1111lned suppUit for 11 course o( uctloll lhllt niostof them, In theh' hemt ofheurts, know Is nccessmy und whkh, when the chips tUt down. most of them will buck. . William Rusher COLUMNIST two or three years, dnesn 'I con~-em Sen. HUf!el , he hus no business in public omce.) The imny is thlll, dcspllc the damu11e thut hu~ heen inllictctl on Mr. Bush, ml'd the wholl~ 111111ecessury lnjuty to Amerlcu's hnnncss of purpose tltUI hus been done by ·these lon11 months of irresponsible nttucks, lhe udmlnistmtion .Is quite righl In culculuting thut it is overwhehningly I!Oing tu win this W'!!Ument. In his fmthcnming uddress to the United Nutlons, in his ~ub~equcnt stut~rnenls 111 Congress und h1s lmlll. chmucuc tnlk to the Amcricun pe1~1lc, Mr. Bush Clut nntl will "mukc the cusc" lll!llinst Suddum. Jt isn 't, 1tl\er ull, ull thut cnmplicuted: For lhc first lime in history, u small hostile nation is ucquirin!l nucleur cupabilily and, with it. the power to inllict umtcccplublc dumugc on the United Stutes. Thm leuvcs us no cholce.but u preemptive slrlkc. . The American people will huvc no lroU· ble whutsocver coming to thul conclusion. The Dcmocrms know this perfectly well, und when they liuve done ull the dnmugc the~ cun to Mr. Bush, the overwhelming mll)orily of them will tuck their tails between their legs and vote to support wur Ul!ulnst Suddum. So will most of our quondam ullies uround lhe world. So, even, will u good muny of lhe Arub stute~. which huve even more to fear from Suddum thu!1 · we do .. Tite nuysuycrs huve hud their lnningr;. Now It's Mr. Bush's tum, We hllvc ulso been trcuted to some of Ihe most spt."Ctucuiltr bursts of Illogic In recent memory. We ltuve heurd Gen . Sdtw1117.kopf, of Dcsc11 Storm tiune. Insist ~1111 we must nol muve ugLtlnst Sudtlum utHII we hnve nbsolute prllOf thul he p<lS· 1 (S I ' II se~scs nuc em· wcupons. ure y n wou t be better "to move bcl(n'C Ihen'/) We huve heard vctemn Washington cnmmcnlluor Murk Shields ask, rhetoricully. if it would be "mtlonul" for Suddumto use u nucleur 1 u lted s N weuponagu nst the n . lutes, ( o bul would It oo in·utlonul for him to plunt one in 1111 unspecil1ed Americtin city und then bluckmnil us 'I) Worse yet, we huve seen Rcpubllcnn Sen .. Chuck HUf!el ol' Nebrusku walk oil' wilh the ull-tlme prit.e tor demuso11y by h h f 1 c lll'l!1111! t ltl Sl1Pi'011ers 0 wur ugu nst lruq ure tryln11 "In scnrc the Amerlcnn publie bh suylng this lillY Is u cuuplc of • 1 ·mont s uwuy "'1111 not on 1Y possess 111! (William Rusher is a Oi.l'tingui~lttd nuclear weapons but u bullistlc rnlssll~ to Fellow of tire Claremont Institute for the deliver them," (Nohody hus sold uny such Srudy rl State.1·ma11~·1tip ar1d Political lhinl!: but Ir lhUI danger, ut u dlstunce of Plri/omplr y.) Meigs Calendar - I •• POt.ERaf - RIUn JorwiWI Mtlgl a.par, DAR. noon lRten II CIIM tlf. ..... LETART- Ltlarllbwnlhlp ll'ultttt. lowlcf ~=Ill. Ollol fllilacllll Clucf1. ap.m. at 1111 o1t1o1 building. - .... Ratt&.o<lobtgullt Wldrmdtl·, llfiL 11 POMEROV ... Burflr9hlm Modem TUPPERS PLAINS- Euttm La Board of Eeluoltfen, 8:30 p.m.. llbrlr)l Woodman, 8::!0 p.m. at 1111 hall far confnnCI room II Euttm EltllllnUiry. potfiJCik Clnntrlnd mtlllng. \~I v.l ~ IIIII. IIlii. ,.• • !lid lllilltMct. l'rtdlv.llpt.IO Mta Ja;:,lopt.tl POMEROY - U.S. Senator Mlkl POMERC'fMtlgl CMy Rlglllo Llfl. DtWina "'" cpan door houri 10 10 11 a.m. Btnlor Clllnnl Clnttr, Pornaroy, 7:30p.m. R:ltltlroy ~ Karan Sloan, 8outhaut Ohio Dlllrlcl POMERC'f - F'om1to; ~r 188, ReprtHnlltlw. 1 OEB. 7:30p.m. allht llrr4lfl · Monday, lept. 10 POINT PLEASANT - Deadline for Battle Daya parade en1r111. Call George Lamp at 175·11 GO. laturday, lapt. 14 RACINE, Ohio - Wllttrn etylt ....... 11 GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - Firat lVII aquart dance olut and workthcp, Bark In the Park, to a.m. to 2 p.m .. 7 lo 8:30 p.m., avery Monday at the FVICINE - Gldton ~OUih reuniOn, t City Park, aponoorad by the Animal Royal Oak Raaort. Call 304·115· ' p.m. Stlrlna PalM In Racine. Welfare League. The clnlnt han· 3275 fol mora Information. CHESHIRE - Raunton Of delot!l· dltrt from thl Gallla Counly dantt ol Ora Marie Swllhll and Shtrlff't Dapl. and City Pollot Dtpl. 1\laaday, Oat. 1 Raymond "lamp" Aupa, 1 p.m., lhaller will bt there wllh their doga. Walch POINT PLEASANT - Wrtalh houN In Chaahlrt Pari<. Bring l)holoe how lhe doge anltl out cfruge and Hanging Caramony by lha Muon anack. Have your picture taken with Counly Br1111 Cancer Awareneu and ooveriCI dlth. lntormlllon from Nancy Rupe Snyder, 367-7806, Diana them. Get your ohlldren llngarprlnt· Coalition, 8 p.m.. M11on Rupa Dtvldeon, 992·3939, or Kanneth ed by the Sharlff't Otpl. Try your Counly Library. Abrlaf reception "Kanny• Rupe 446-7t00. luck aa we rallle lola of nice llama will follow. For more lnlcrmallon, donaled by local butlneaeea. Aand pltue ccntact the Muon Co. ~CINE - Oacar and Charlee Reed LGrooming will be there to lrlm your Health Dtpl. II 675·3050. Hyall reuniOn, atnner at 12:30 p.m.Star pet'a toanalla and "llufl and puff" II Mill Part<. no coal. Sharry Aobartt, trainer, will laturday, Dot. 8 be offering lhe AKC Canine Good POINT PLEASANT - Batllt Citizen leal. Phil Luokaydoo will bt Oaya parade, 11 a.m. Parade entry there making animal balloon• for tht deadline .11 Stpl. 30, Call Oaorgt klda. So comt "Out and aupport the Lamp 11 175·1180 to reglettr for League. For more Info, call 740• lhe parade or lor addltlonallnfor· matlon. ~41 · 1847 . Reunions ·dubs GALL IPOLIS - The Gt lha County Shorill 'a Anoclatlon maeung at e p m , 2n~ lloor mett· lng room ol tht Courthoutt Wadntaday, Sept. 11 RID GRANDE - Tha Galllt · VInton Eo ucattonat Strvlce Ctnlar Oovtrnlng Boa r ~· · regular month· ly mtttlng will bt held at 7 p m. in tho Human R11ourca building 11 Buckeye Hilla Carter Ctnttr. room 155. Reunions Sunday, -.pt. II CHESHIRE - Thi dtcendtnll ol Ort Mtrlt Swloher and Raymond 'Ttmp~ Rupt would llkt 10 Iovitt all lamlly and trltndl to 1 rt unlon Lunch will be at 1 p.m. II tho she I" lor houao In Cheahlra Ptrk. II you would htva any plcturta you would llkt to thara, pltue bring them. ·Pitue bring 1 covered dish .. For mora lnlormatlon call : Nancy Rug• Snyder F40) 367· 7806 or lana Rupa Oavldto n (740) 882·31138 or Kenntth "Kenny• .Rupt (740) 446·7 199. We look lorward to nelng every· one. SOUTHSIDE. W.VA . - The Hlgglnbolham family reunion will be at lha Soulhtlde Commun ity Conltr, Dinner 11 noon. GALLIPOLIS - Montgomery Reunion at tO a.m. In tho 0 .0 . Mclnlyr.a Park , Sheller 16 , Cardinal. lundty, ltpl. 12 GALLIPOLIS - Silas Cole Straight family reunion trom 10 a.m. • 3 p.m. at Rtccoon Creek County Park. Cardinal Sheller e. Bring an auction llem. Concerts, Shows llturday, Sept. 14 GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County Animal Welfare League will hold the llr~t •ver ' Bark In the Park• from tO a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Oily Park . .t. lot of lun for everyone In the family, aven lhe ptt doga. Call 740·441-1647 lor more lnlormaUan . Clubs and Organizations Monday, lapl. te GALLIPOLIS - ~nlmal Wellare League, 7:30 p.m., St. Ptter'a Eplacopal Church . Public w.tl· coma. 1\llldly, ltpl. 17 GALLIPOLIS Otlllpolla Rotary Club 11 7 a.m.. Hclnr Ollnlo In tht Coo1or'1 DlntnQ room . VINTON - Huntington orange 1!731 regultr muting at 7:40p.m. Potluck rtfrtlhmtnta wllllollow. GALLIPOLIS - Tht Chrllllan Women't Club ara eponaorlng a 'lea party" and luncheon al 12 nocn In tht Holiday Inn. llptclal IPIIktr Linda Harrah ot Parma will prutnt 'Whll'l In the 111 ltavta.• lryna lutltr will bt the eo lOIII . Classes sunday, ltpl. IS GALLIPOLIS - Hol~er · MtdiOII Conlor will otltr a tree clan on al biiOQI lr<>m I 30 to 2 )() p m. tl lht Eductlion and Contaranct Ctnttr. For mort 101ormauon or to reg\ller lor the c1111. can 1740) 448·5030. . GALLIPOLIS - Hollar Medical Centtr w>ll ofler a tree clan on lntant CP.R lrom 3 30 10 5:30p.m" 11 !he Elluctl>on and Con1aranot Center. For more tnformation or to reg111o r lor lho clan, call (740) 448·5030 1\leeday, Sept. 17 GALLIPOLIS - Holler· Medloal Center w1ll oller brau tt..dlng cleuu lrom 8 30 · 8 30 p m. In the French soo Room For mort lntormallon or to rtgltter, pleltt call (740) 446·5030 Bookmobile Saturday, 8apt. H Outll Creak 10 · 10:50 a.m., Rodney 11 11 · 11 :30 a.m.. Centerville 12:30 · t 15 p.m., Rio Grande Etta lee 1:45 • 2:45 p.m., Gallla 3:15 • 4 p.m Monday. Stpt. te Jtckaon Eatatu 2:30 · 3:15 p.m., Gallla Mllro Etlltea 3:30 ·. 4:30p.m., Chlldren'a Home 5:15 · 5:45, Bidwell Poll 0111ce 0 · 8 p.m. 1\lllday. ltpl. 17 Waugh t0:15 · 10:40 a.m:, Perry, 10:45. 1115 a.m., Rine Hollow 11 :30 a.m · t2 noon , Gui\llng Hand l:tO · 2·20 p.m., Jividen 2:30 · 2:55. Sllngy Cr"k 3 · 3:30 p.m.. Chethlre 3 · UO p.m., Gaorgea Creek 3:45 • 4.15 p.m., Tara Apartmonte 5:30 · 6:30 p.m., 111and Avenut 6:45 · 1 15 p.m.. Burnell EM\ .,7 :20 · 7:50p.m.. Kanauga B • 8.30 p.m. Veterans Groups • aturdly...pt. 14 ClALI.IPOL IS - Panctkt brttklllt from 8 . 10 30 am at lhe American Legion Poal 127. Public welcome. Tnt Trlbun• wtlcomea lltme for tna aommunlty calandar from non·proflt organtaallane. tlamt muat ba aubmltttd In wrtt. Ina and un lila m1f11d to tha Trll1111nt 111 Thlrll . Ave., aampofl,, Oh., •tlll11 f•••cl to (740) or •·malltll to ntwae mydal ytrllluna.nm. ltOIUII Of thl IIIII YOfUml Of oommunlly ntwa and to tneure aaauraay, lttma oan net 111 llkan ovar tht taltphant. Community· Hltnclar 11 pub· llahtcl at a frat eervtoa Ia non• prallt 1111upe wlahlnt to annaunoe meatln11 .and IPHIII . evtnte. Ctlanclar ltema oannot laturdarllapt, 11 ' OALLIPO 18 - ~rtnoh Colony guarant"d to run 1 aptotllo Chapttr of the Daughlare of lht be number of dara. Amarloan Revolution will have Ita 11ret matting 11 lha Gallla County Hlelorlcll SOQitiY. at 10 a.m. tn lht matting room. Da""la Johnton, chalrf'"on ot &OAR wilt bt tha gull IPtaker. It you art lnttrtal· ed In btccmlng a mtmbar cf lhe DAR pluea oontaot Robtrtt Rouah at 448·4274. To baoomt a mambar you mual have an ano11· tor who fought In lht Ravolullonary war. •••••oo•j JI~RVEDii•• .... .- ' !TAIIIr Seniors Groups 'Ptflwry iHWfwr QJ<•firy APPLE GFtOVE, W.Va.- Tht Rttlreu Club of lht Appla Grove, W. 'Ia., You've got to feel it to believe it" Ewf~~p~-Pedic Swedish Mattress Race to our Location our BIB Shoes fro(l'l al 4 Stores All priced $4, fl A Z Friday I atarday Only p ingShoe 300 2nd Avt, Golllpolll 740-441-1010 Mon- Thur tJO- 1:00 Frt -11:30 - 8:00;Sot I:JO - WIG ha.l·ed politicaljollmail.l'f and mlllm!ll.rt.) • MDndlry,lopt.,. . Social Events and Benefits America doesn't need more laws for sca~dals unprecedented and unconstrained bureaucracy, with unlimited ta~lng power and authority when what Is required Is to allow the SEC to pursue the uuthority It already has." • "The bill would enhance the power of Congress to lnOuence the establishment of accounting principles - a route that willllffect to the Democrats' biggest campllian sugar duddy. the trial lawyers. "This legislation Is too extreme," Hassett told me. "We run the risk of treat· lng every U.S. company us a crimlnul . We are going to assume you ure u murderer, and the. way to stop the murder Is to have · somebody watching you all the time." To his credit, President Bush has refused to embrace the Senate bill, preferring the less onerous House version, which beefed up Its criminal penalties lust week. Under the Sarbunes bill, "the uudit oversight board would have much broaaer jurisdiction thul would Include geul~.g Involved in securities lruud, und we think the SEC should be the one that handles that," While House economic adviser Lurry Lindsey told me , . . . II' the Senate bill bccumes Juw, "whitt you would end up with is turf wars, lio· gerpolnting und things fulling through the cracks. The Snrbunes bill muddles the wuters," Lindsey suld. · This is bud Jeglslutlon lhut hopes to exploit media-driven hysteria in the stock murkets to furthec rcgulute America's free markets und U.S. corr.?rutlons. The question now Is, If this btll reuches his desk, will Bush side with the regulators or wilh the t\111erlcan people who s11y we need Jo enforce lhe luws thul ltre ulrcady on the books? · (Donald l..wnbm /,v a Washington- Public Meetings ~~~~~~~e::~~'l Rotary SOUTH\,~ect~b:~~ :~ Club, 12 noon, Moota Lodge. Soulhalda Community Canter, 7 to · 10,fom. Country Oood Tlmu will ~~~~d~Xv~'rft·_!' JOUAM 175 pePdi~T PLE.t.BANT - River maatlng, 7 p.m., Lodga Hall. Vallay Opry, la&IUrlng ldlatymee, and Clay Hall and Plomt filii; 7 · Tnureday, Oct. 1 p.m.. Slate Thtatet. Tloketa II al POINT PLEASANT - Llone Club Main Street Photography: 110 II m11t1ng, e p.m., Pltallnt Valley tha door. POINT PLEASANT - Mill H II1~ m etlng room otp e •· 1111111 Daye Qulin Pageant, 7 p.m., PPMS, . LAMBRO'S VIEW· lv DoNALD LAMIRO The worst thing you cun do In the midst WASHINGTON - Americans possess of uneconomic recovery Is to further reg· n greul dent of common sense. . · ulule the economy. That's whut our lawNowhere Is \hut more evldenl thun In milkers·seem Intent on doing, solely for Its their solution to the recent over-hyped political elt'ect In the midst of lin election corporate ac~ountlng scundul. . yeur when control of Congress Is up for Whipped Into nenr·hyslerlu by the ·grubs. m~dln, luwmnke1'3 lll'll ubout to create a The product of this hysteria Is the costly new government bureaucracy Senate bill, crufted by Sen. Puul Sarbanes who~e mlsslon wlll be to Impose drncon- (D· Md.), who never met a business regu. tun reaulatlons on honest corporations. lntlon he didn't like. It would create u new Thnt's whut Congress does when It fuces bourd In the SEC to oversee arid regulate li problem: passes laws, creates n bll! new the audllln11 industry, give It hundi'W8 of ltt~ency to enforce them out und then tells millions of dollurs to spend, and put It on .~UI'f'UC0 , ' ' . voters thutthe prublem Is tlxed. . n collision course with SEC Investigators. • 111 ItJ72. the ftunll y dt·umu series "Thi! Wultons" premiered · But nrecem poll tlnds that u ml\Jorlty of So whnt's wrong with that? Well, a 1111 ('13S . Amerlouns, Olld bless 'em, say they do blpwtlsun study ofthe Surbanes bill for :· Itt lt)H2. Pt'l11ccs1 01·ucc ol' Mt111u~ n. ftlrmerly n~tl'll~ M Ortt~e not need mol'lllnws to den! wlth the reln· the U.S, Chumber of Commerce con·Kell y. died ttl u~c ~2 of li*ll'ics from u cur ~ruMh the day lively few corporate criminals who have cludes thulll would do fur more horm than ··hct't11'c, ubuscd thelr public trust. lnste~d, they say good -. culling it regulatory overkill that 111 I1Jli1. L~fllllHIIt 's pt·c s lllcm - cl c~l , 13ushlr Ocll1uyel, .was we need to beuer enfon:le the lnws we will enrich the trinlluwyers und impose ~I lied lly 11 livmh. have now. hu11e new costs on U.S. firms "with little 'l'c 11 ycm.' ·"!l": Clct'lllnlly cut ke y lillct'c~l rule~ for lhc rtrMI The Wushlnaton Post jlt)ll asked I ~ 12 likely benefit." The study, which hus not 1ln1c lr1 li ve ycm'<, 1111 ut•tioll lite Unhctl SluleH1111d E!urupenn people uroutttf the country If they think ooen released (a copy wus leuked to me), f'11111111Unll y mtlluns hull llccn urglnl! lu help KllUr u world ceo· we need new luws Ill lilllulute Ihe wuy concluded thutmost of the bill's regufuto· lltllll it' ICWVCI'Y· . . ~llrplli'utlons uccount lor their tlnunclnl 1y provisions "go welt beyond whut Is 1 condition or "bcller enforcement of ex lsi- ncccssury" und could huve u lot of unln· ' l lv1' yclll'< llgu: Owt'nllltlltll fcut·s ul' vlol~tt~c, BllSIIIuns h111 luws," People cho~e the Iutter course !ended consequences thm would probably J1oo,klllltlll lng ~ 1tlllo11 s w vole In lo.:nl QlcclhJIIs. AI the 4lJth by 4H Jlerccnt to 37 percent. And unmher mukc the problem worse. · t'\111111111 Pt'ill'-'t lnw firllnt y Awut'us, "l.uw und Order" wun best 9 perccnl suld lh"Y lhuughJ tho l)l'llblem . rttc UIIUiysls WUS written by Amcrlcun lil'tltll ll <~ l'l c• while "l'rn, ld' wun llcsl co111cdy series , wus ult,-cudy oolnJ!hundle(l pretty w~ll. Enterprise Institute economists Kevin ' 1\ ~tluy ' > lllrlhduy.<: 1\clrc•s Zoe t'tildwcll Is 6'.1.-Aclur Hurvc rhoy're rl11ht. 11tere ore plenty ul' luws, Husseu and Peter Wulllson, und Rubert J. l•t·c•ndlls I•'). l'clllillisluulhm' Ku1c MilieU Is 6H. Actor Wuller lnveNIIMutors und reguluturs 111 prosecute Shuplro, liJI'tller chief economist ut the l<ol'llig 1.< f1l1 . At'litr Nkol WlllltttHSilH Is M. SlnJ!~NICII'css ltnd punish these wnmgdocrs und more Democrntlc Leudershlp Council who ~~1~ y 1k tllli<'tlllll I• ~M . 1\.:tm Sr1111 Nelli Is ~~ . Slugcr Jun lhnn enolll!h judges who will thmw the went on lo work In the Clinton udminls· " II<IW-.'I'" Iitllllllull (Slur Nn Nu) Is 55. Sl11gcr Hurry Cuwslll Is hunk ut them . The Sccurllles und trutlnn , Amung their conclusions: :1M. l<cll'k llllt,k lull Sieve Hcrll11 tl.os l.ubo.1) Is 47. Aclur Joe Exchtulgc Commission und the Justice • '' rhe bill Imposes polcntiully lurgc ... i'rnn y ·,, M>, 1\ t'lll'" Mtii'Y ( 'rll<hy Is 4.t Sllll!cl' Mortlln IJcpm1n1cn1 were cslubllshed w deul with ·costs on U.S. linns, costs thut Cnn~rcss J lllt' ~ l' l 111"lt uJ I' .J J. ( 'ollntry <luge r Jllhll Ucrry Is 43. Actl'llliN sucl1 cu.~cs . '11tcy muy need uddltlunul hus In tlutc mudc no uttempt to quun11fy." l'11i1h l1111'd I ~ .1H. t\cllll' ll1111 Cortese Is 34. Huck tt1U ~ Iclun resources. which Congr~s s will give • "The bill cuuld Introduce new inefli' l'l il ~ Mot.lloyutH vcrclcur 1 Is ,12, Mll'css Kl111hcl'ly Wll.llumR lhcttt , untlmityhc sot1tc toughcr-munuutcd dcncies into the nnnnul uperutions of ' II, lt11ppct' Nus i.< 2\! , At lur Allum Lumhcl'!! Is I II, set1t~ndt1g, hut 11o1 the orgy of lctlcrul businesses und polentlully new distortions , 'l'llntll! hl i'o l" l\•duy: "N• i 11111111s jusllflcd In dult111 evil unlh~ regulullon thul Is now rushing lllwurd lnt.n the I'CIXlrtlng of their linunciul condl· W'llllllll of cxJJc tllc H~y. " - Th~odor~ Kuns~vc ft, U.S. Jlr~xl · cnu~uncnt UJ Improve cmporute suvcr· lion." u~ 111 11 H .~ H· I' Ill J, · llultcc. • "The bill would crcutc u lurgcly f Clubs and Organizations Monday, 8ept, 11 '' Tempur·Pcdic' hu \lied tccbnoloay orlaln&lly developed for NASA to create a mattrw that auiOmatlcally IUCtl to your body'• welpt, ahape, and temperature to provide unsurpuled comfon and therapeutic aupport. BIWona of vl~eoelutic memory cells conform eXIctly to your body, alleviatln1 counter-pre"urc ud promotln1 deep-REM aleep. BONUS ; IIlii 11 r.11'1!1t I' IIJIC Ptlt rtW', "From Our HoiiUl To foun",. 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Gall Ia won 28-16, (Doug Shipley) M Mlll6f ill lftR@§VIII@ ~IJ§@~Rii W!JIIMiii i!ll;luuU111fA 'filllllllll ~I tlll~l~tn6Uifl N,tl -Waliama bVP Aesletant MBH!IIJIH\1 Edllot Cllevr rruelt fJOfttiiC INIIII Brand New 2003 Chevy Sllv~rado Shortbed 4x4 GMDIII-'1 WIIV~ ,,.,, fi G TUI'I'I3RS PLAINS _ On Wtdne~duy of lhiR week, Meil!R head football COII(h Mike Chau~ey sui~ he hoped hi~ ball dub ct1Uid n 11 ~ ~0111 e bulun~e betWei!ll 11~ ~~~!Illig 1111 ~ rtlluilng All f.iUAftUA @IBUI~ ~illliil 1·M lffif\1611 Jlnd SVV - - - - ---=--=-------~-tl ~- 1 1 -~ ~-~ 1 -~ ~ilk f.\111 §ymmd~ VBIIdV win battle for County bragging rights 1¥ ANbll•w tiAIIflili Non-league COIIW st Big Blacks illtuck. f!flflly'l Clllllll lilYffiffiiiS Velllly ~1, §BUIIi t}uiiiU 6 Oullale H~L f.i8A~8H 6 i3ofl8tli6UIH ~§, lf6Rl6R 1 Wlllllil611 40, ~~~k 1'1111 @ hlllft!IY'I 0111111 Waflama ill eleulflllm I'M Ifill B~@R i!Mtllfist tes1ern · 011 Frlthty tilghl , Chtmcey'~ Mutlllluers look u Rle~ Iii !hilt ~ltectlott dUring a 26-18 victory ovet coU111y rlvoll:lo~tel'h at Bust Shade River StutliUIIt. · · . . Meigs (2-2) rushed ft1t 2~9 Yttrd~, but got78 yal'iJR \:lURRIIig uml u lt1Uehtlt1WI1 from quurterbuck Kyle 1-hlttnitllltl comrlet11ettlthe running ulluck, HRNtlnn hll wldetJUl Btlc Culluttis on u five-yut~ ctlttiet route Itt the nrst quarler lo ~Ut tvlelgs uheatJ, 7,0, "We dld tlkuy,'' Chilhcl!y sold. "I gol a little bit CtiHsetVlltlv~ there IM Ute sect1nd half. We !!Ill a I Wtl lt1Ut:hdown lead rtnu we wunted to Stampede swallows Hannan, 66·0 AI 1¥ DAN HIIIMII f!t/13 Slllff Wfllo' 3800 V.f Power 1 Powlf blltit Aluminum Whiilll Orul11 Oon!rol 1 eg 8V!Iim · WI81!8P!Iklf! 1 1 ' T•~·~. Taos, Till• F••• ••Ira . A•~m· mqll!<la~ In oala prl~o ol n•w valllnla I!OWI wllara apllllnahla "Pn HPWPvarl ~rami. !ln !818G~ mod811, NO! ra~ponolllla lor I'IPOQraphir.al 811018 Prl4a8 QQn!J aaptamMr I I lh ThrQ~ Qh S~ pl~mn~r liilll · ... tHtntln WIY,HTNQI WHI VI!'Jinll'l 11 Chivy~ I'IDtltlla, hlolit Olde, AM 011t111 Yilt D1111r. MondiY· S11turd1y 8 am · I pm • CLO "(Eustern's) kids did u nice Joh. They were loudlng ur· everybody 111 the tuckle bo~ . Hone~tly, need to do u better job of making sure thul If they're going to loud u'p like lhat, we need to throw the football. We didn'l do lt il11he ~ecmid half, bul our kid~ dido nice Job. I thought wus another heck of a footbelt guM:i~s tailback Jeremy Roush rushed fo-r 181 yutd.~ und three louchdown.1, rolling up 10-' yurds und ull three scores In the flrsl half. II wus koush ·~ ~econd cot1secutlve 150-plus yard ttt~hlng perfottl1uncc. He hud 1.55 yards ugulnsl River Valley lhe previous week. Chancey praised his offeNSive line for -Its work. especially In the nrsl half. . ."I wuA very . pleased with our offensivt lltte,'' he ~old. "They did u nice job coming oft' the bull and holdl'ng their blocks. We were T1tk1! 1·17 19 l'lipiiJY f'!AIJ'II3l.AIN lni1Jf61l~Ag!! \liMit 1§~ I 'fum Nmlll on ~t. 81, · 11!il!lorsh1Jo~ll 3 mllil an 11111 . · · 'In•• ... llpta, II HnttHatl 4UHt!etbu~k dr~11 CuiiiH~. whu Was · Uiid~r dtlllstattt pl't!i!sUhi alltlll!ht loll!!, threw aH lllh!r~~plluli tlli the l!ecurta llhty u11d the Uli!tl11s tuuk over, fhtee ~lay 8 lnt11r, Smith IY ltAUL ltDLC!YN W~11ltltt llltkl~ tm ll 11 · ~lltd sctJt~. HnrtHtlli's LaWteli~l! Klce returned the OVIl tortaefitiNdUNt ettsulttg kltkllft 21 y_artJ~ , aglliH giving the Wlldl!a1s i!Jtl!ellent 11eld ~tlsltiuu , Auuthet ALbANY - ScotiHII 19 intet~eptlu11 , thii! little b~ ~mlth, gave (ll11ttt~ t1ff or three River l:lultalu eJt.telleHI neld jjtJi!lUun and lllti!'l! Vitllt!y tttli1uvers and amassIJIHYI! later, they tacked up aut~thet s~tlte un il hiM ~62 Yards on the gmuttd, tht! Afl!xttrtdl!r , SpllttliMs thUIJIIWt lt1 Nuthun Hei!oh! IJHI!s thlll ctJvetetf J4 y~~tdl!, defel!t cl thl! Kuitletl! Jltlday, bei!Jille the lt111sitled scure, llie ct~ntest was 19-0. fhe Sttatllllj tlltldem bllckllillrteil by ):II!Huflle~ and ~IIJPilY !Jitty by buth s~uucls, · rlilld or .freshman tnllback ~ion KltkMdall ot1d juttlor Humtall weut thl'l!e liluys lutd 1101 t11 tJJ:liHt the Hl!clltttl tjiJbtlef befdre the bi~tlH~ Wlitl{ tJtl ru11batk JU1!1111 Btlihdeberry 11 12-~iuy, ~~·yill'd drlvd ttJ ntuki! It 44-o. rlltt at will oVer the Ralden. kitkendal1 tuil~ed ft1r 144 1-liiHIIUH ftltlttug~tl lhtt'l! nture plays beror!i yllrtl8 rlrt 17 ~attles, and th~ gUll ~tJUiicled "t hulf-thtte, ilt!l'ln!d 1111 tottchdtJWII tulll! of' Tile Wlld~ut~ wet¥ \lttly abll! tu tttiU1age 32 lllld ~lx yards, and llltlie nr~t tluwtt~ thll ettllte eve1111111 11nd ut tJtttlltlt!betrY galrted 99 yards huit-tlme i-lt!Httatt had lleett . uuf-l!lllttecl 011 20 tmi~~; tlftett~ive 1 y b~ u t11 7 tllltfgltt, 1'111! 11te ~alden tetl!l~ed thll Wlltl dlll~ fiHd il !hi! Jllltllll With 40 ~lltd~ rtishtlptHina kltkl!ff 1111d went IHlllllld ~o ~llttl~ Itt the alt col11~llred tu !Ito tHree-lltltl-uut, llt1d then f1UI1t· b~1111s tutul utfeH81ve tiUiput tJf 441 yurtls, ed tu the SflllrtitM8, Aleurtder With j11J yurtls cOIHIIIg till the gruutttl, HUHttbti Will ho8l Mmh flt1r1i ll!i!lt Ftldtiy, took over on II~ oW II 34 tttld · R1 "1'- ' D UNDAY . keel? gtlndlng It awuy. ., rolls 19·0 g11lned 20 yards1 then punted bnck ttl the Rnluers. : Seveh plays later, ~alder hal !buck Burley Geiger fum• bled the ball back fo Ale~under 111 the Raider 41 . The Sport11ns turned the ball buck over to the kalders o111111rst down and 23, when Jeremy Stroud picked off Alu.under quorterbnck TeiT)' Holbert's uttempted pm over the middle · to Shawn boll. •. Klver Valley drove the ball· down to the Alexander 331on 11 33-ylll'd sweep by Rattler qUarterback Joey Oraham, This Rnlder drive Was halted wh h Otaharn attempted a lonJi pass lo Ryan lluraer and Ban stepped In (ront of Btttlll!f for the pick at the kV 6·yard line. llluu •• IIIII, II ' • �Pomeroy • Middleport • O.lllpolla, Ohio • Point PINunt, WV eFo A lot riding on wsu-osu sh I +I·»~ Saturday l""'~ UC not thinking about 6 that other Ohio school' CINCINNATI (AP)- The big state school is com- Ouidugli. · . ing to town for u long-awaited matchup. The sophomore rnllied Clnclnnuti from 11 lute 15-. No, not th111 one. point deficit to a 36-29 overtime win over TCU in their Come Monduy, the Cincinnuti Beurcats can sturt opener - the· fourth time in 12 cureer gumes that thinking ubuut their milestone game against Ohio Stute Guidugli hus pulled off u late comebuck. , ut l'uul Brown Stadium. First, there's another big state He hus never fuced unythlng quite like the >Uhool - umlu big-time losing streuk - to confront. Mountaineers' defense, which often uses three down Tho Bcurcnts .( 1-0) huve ph1ycd West Virginia II linemen, three linebuckers und l'ive defensive bucks. · times since 1921, nnd huve yet to win . The "It's pretty uniljue," Guidugll suid. "Not too muny Mountnlners ( 1- 1) hnve won 10 times, and they tied in teums in the country run it. They cun do u vuriety of 1940. things. It's more of u speed-oriented defense. No other temn hus played Cincinnati at least 10 "They like to blitz. und I think they might blitz us times without Iusing. The noteworthy streak has kept even more becuuse the mediu in West Virginia ure kind the Bcurcuts' uttentlon from drifting to the Buckeyes. of getting on them for not huving u puss rush ugulnst "We uren't the IY!"l ot',teum like Nebraska that can Wiscon~ln." look uhcud," Cllnch Rick Minter said. "I have not heard Cincinnati doesn't fnce muny teums thut runn spreuu one kid even talk nbout Ohio State." ' offense like West Vh·giniu's, Mi.nmi l!niversity runs 11 He wusn't exuggerutlng. The Beurcats want to be no-huddle. rive-receiver sprend with Ben unt>cutcn when they pluy the Buckeyes, so their focus Roethlisbergcr in the shotgun. but he's notus much of has t>ccn short term. 11 running thrcnt us the Mountaineers' Rasheed · "You cun't rcully look into the future," quarterback · Mnrshull. . Gino Guidu~l i suid. "You've got ' to live for the West Virginin tries to uses Murshnll's versntllity moment. We ve been concentrating on West Virginia he's uveruglng 191 ynrds pussingund 59 running per prcuy hurd." game - to wenr down defenses . In Morguntown, they're more concerned about trav· "It's bnsicully busketbull on gmss," Minter suld. cl urrnngcments ~ especiully, the trip home. . "Whut u no-huddle tcnm wnnts w do is control the The Muuntulneers ure coming off u 34-17 loss at tempo." Wisconsin, their seventh struight roud defeat. They Marshttll missed O!"lll receivers several times uguinst huvcn't won on the roud since u 31-24 double-over- · Wisconsin, wasting chunces for big plays. time victory uguinst Rutgers on Nov. 4, 2000. "You cun see on film thut If I'm not on, the rest oflhe For once, they'd like u ha~py return. ' offense isn't going to he on, either, becuuse I'm the "If nothing el,1e, 11 feels like forever since we have driver of this offense," Murshull snid. "1f I'm doing won 1111 uwny game," left tuckle Lunce Nimmo suid. "I good, likely the rest is us well." ~un'trcmembcr the last time we got on 11 plnne and eelNo mutter whut huppcns Snturday night, Cincinnu1i ch[ittcd. We seem to be moping and sulking und will immediately sturt thinking nllout Ohio State. The lll•huuy is tulklng. We need to win un uwuy gume l'or Mountttinccrs will hnve two weeks to live with the out· ourselves." come - they're off next weekend. ' The M<llllllnineers hnvc won all three of their gumes "Our pluyers know this Is 11 very, very important in Cincinnuti. but haven't played the Bearcuts since ~ame," conch Rich Rodriguez snid. "We tuld them. I'i\JO. This one could turn on how well they contain You'll be thinking uboutthis one for u long lime.'" we~:~kend . ~ .., _ •llrlll.-.,\1- 1·1!1' IIJR~t\ . 2,, ~ IIIIJINo N% ..w... COLUMBUS (APl- Try us they ~o.:" Gesser sal~. "Becuu~e it really · tou~:hdowns with an imel\'1:ptil)ll. might. No.6 Ohio State and No. 10 tsn 1, you know. Those numbers ~ame against Washington State have had u hard Maybe not, but a loss and the Nevada 11nd Idaho. a fact that Ohio time wuvincing themselves that Cou~urs' shot at u n.ttional chumpi- State free safety Donnie Nickey ull their whole seuson doesn't revolve onshtp would be all but vaporized. but ridiculed. He suid there was little uround · Slllurduy's showdown at Wushmgton State went 10-2 last doubt that the Cougars would save Ohiu Studium. yeur but renmined lillie more thnn a their best game fbr the Bu,·keyes. One minute, the Buckeyes and novelty to most poll voters. Alter "It's just a function vf us being Cougurs are referring to the game as winning their first seven games - Ohio State and Nevada and lduho just 1mother date on the schedule, a including victories over Arizona. being Nevada and ldano:· Nickey respite before they get started on Oregon State and Stanford - the said. "As far as the public goes. len~ue play. A minute Iuter, it's the . Cougars were only 14th in . the we're a littlemorerocognitabie than most hnportunt game in school his- nation. Idaho or Nevada." tory. They closed the season at No. 10 Ohio Stale hopes to rdy vn a fast "1 1(10ught lust week's game wus off a sill-point victory over the Big and active defensive fwnt wull Ill lli~ ... Ohio SUite couch Jim Tressel Ten's Purdue in the Sun Bowl. pressure Oesser inlll nm~in!: mis· smd, referring to the Buckeyes' 52A loss to Ohio St~te would likely tllkes. ' 17 thrashing or Kent State. drop them out or the picture. "If we get pressure I'll Gosser. h'll With two lopsided wins behind Coach Mike Prke nus tnken •u low tiel~ a lot," said defensive end Will them, . the Buckeyes huve been profile ull week. Snuth. who has tive tackles I'M u nlmost relieved to finully give ttleir ''I'm not trying to concern myself loss and two sacks in the Buckeyes' rullnttcntiun to the Cougurs. with the bigness of this gume.'' Price wins over overmlllched Tellus Tech "111 the buck vr our minds we . said. "I'm going to try and low-key lllld Kent State. knew that this game was going to it. I'm going to try tv stuy uwuy from Nickey added. "If h~ (Gessn) gets mukc . ur break the season.'' Ohio all the hype of the gmne ttndJust go pressure. he's going lll throw it up Stille line bucker Mmt Wilhelm said. out there und tell it up.'' for ~rubs. basically. und ho!"l his "Todtty in college football you have Along with n perfect season. recetvers ·make a pluy.'' to go undefeuted to secure u spot in . Washington State ulso has Gesser's Tressel downplayed the importhe nutionul championship gume. candidacy for u Heismun Trophy on tunce of the game. . We're not guurunteed anything past .the line, The fifth-year seniorlmows t ''It's a big gume und it's u great this week." better than anyone thut a 300-yurd team coming in, but I hope every Wushington Stutc quarterbuck puss in~ duy will not be enough to time we . \Uke the field Itt Ohiu Ju~on Gesser put it In even moro dire keep hts candidacy alive. Stadium that we play lik.e it's the ittst terms: Eust vs. West. Big Ten vs. Pac "The thin)! that's going to help the gume in the world," he suid, I0. survival of the fittest in the quest most is gettmg that W. I'm not up for Classes have not begun yet ut for No. I. Then he bucked away the Heismun - Washington State is Ohio State, but they huve in more from that assessment. up-for a Heisman.'' he said. "You've ways than one ut Washington State. "We've got to go out there and got to be 11 -0, 12-0. a conference Gesser said that most of his teumpluy how we normully piny und huve champion und be a lender on your mutes are s!"lnding more tim\l look· thut comfort level. have that confi- team and have good numbers." ing ut video clips of the Buckeyes lienee in ourselves and not think. Gesser passed for more than 3.000 than they are on their schoolwork. 'Hey. this is the biggest game of our yards last season and is off to a good "Guys ure watching film a lot.'' he ON THI RUN - Ohio S\@\a \i~llback MQurlcQ H@ll (28) run~ for (I \QuchQQwn life. IJ'hls game is go1ng to determine start this yeur, completing 64 percent suid. "They're studying like it's u against .Kent ·state last Sat1.1rday, The B1.1cke~es take on Wa&hinQlon Stata how our whole season is going to of his passes for 462 yards and four big final test." this ~ I'I(U\ ~1·411. ltq~Qo~ . . . . . . PotAt Jo/lt-~~ ~tq ~~ \t. - - • ~ 1!1!4itMh ~ ' fl,_, ~~~~_.~~ 1.\~l~tli'""" 1\11· ~ 1\4' ~~, t\111'"1\~~ s~''t.<" nt~~ '~"~~'~' ~\" "'~"~\It ~11\l t"-' ~~~' t\11111~ 1~\ll'l~l\'~ . 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Ind. (AP) Offensive tuckle Jordan Black remembers the Notre Dume crowd rushing the tleld utier the 1998 soason O!"lllef. The Fighting Irish. who were runked 22nd then. had just upset No. 3 Michlgun. the defending ilatlonnl chumpion. "Just tt)e w11y we ph1yed that gnme wus unbellevuble," sni11 Bluck. who 1lid not piny us u freshmtm thut sen· son. "It wus the t1rst game I'd ever seen ut Notre Dume Stt~dlum. und we won. Thnt was outstanding." · That's the wuy Black ellpeoted it to be ull the time ut Notre Dume, but there have been few moments as glorious us thut Sllptember dny four yeurs ngo. when the Irish bent the Wolv~rln~s 36-20. In fuct. thm's the last time Notre Dame bent a Top 10 tenm. The Irish huve been benten by five such teams sht~e then. Including lopsided defelits to Tennessee · (In 199!1). Oregllll Stute (ufler th~ 2000 season) nnd Nebruskn (the 2001 season opener). New conch Tyrone Wlllinghum seems to huve ~ner11i~ed the lrlsh. however. They· re rnnked 20th ufler going 2-0 tor the first time in sh\ yenrs. nnd suddenly Saturday's game ugulnst seventh-ranked Michigan looks more like a shllwdown !hun unother mismatch for the Golden Domers. Notre Dume hnsn't convinceu everybody. thuugh. Michignn (2·0) uppenrs to be 11 strong~r oppon~nt thun either ty1nryhmd, whi,ch lost more tulent lrom lost year s ACC chumpionshlp teum thun unyone """"' h~ 11.1 tMI\1- llw> 1\illlIII III)) 111\-~"'1~11\lll' ~1~o.l 11'11111 ~o.ll.~h llw t~niiN'O.Il\ ~111.1 ~~ til\> 111\11~ i\1\lh i\l\1\11~ 111\\ll\\'lt'cl \\'hi\ ll\lllcti\11. Q\1\1 \'111~­ ' tl\11\ Ill' I~ 1\l,\-lil~. \\-In,'\ I'\ ~~ \t\11111' .1111. \IIIII ;11\:<\1111.' ' \'I. 11\~111\1~ IIIII 1\l'\'1\ 1\WI\11\ll.~l HIWI" II 11' 1\\alt\ 111\\lh'<'l.l ~~:~~:~,~~~~~~~~'1\a~~~~(J~\:~:h';:~ ~\~.~~at~~~~~:~~ realized, and Purdue. which ~uve up two touchdowns on turnovers \(l the Irish in a spa11 of 11 ~i'\.'01\\ls, Willingham let the Irish know from tho firsltimo he mot with them last January that Suturd{l}''s gllm\l was the kind they shoulct oo \)laying in - nnd winnin~. "He just let us know he w11sn't going t'o wult two \>f threl.l year~ to win, He snld. 'We're •jluing to win now,"' Notre Dame cnmerbuck Shune Walton snid. "We set our slundltrds hillh and we · think we cun win every bltll game on our schedule," Qutlrterbnck Curlyle Holiday ~ttld . "Tills is 1m llpportuni· ty for us to bent n tllp· l !l team. Thm hllsn 't hnp)ll1ned in 11 loag time around here. So we lust hnve totil~e udvnntuge of it," · Mlchignn. which husn't 11nishl.lll the [lUSt two settsons rttnked in the Thp IO.is nut to pruve somethinjj us well . · "We both huve n du~twe to make 11 statement on nutiomtl TV. nnd both teums nre in u greut posltlm1 to ~:~uin some nutlonul eKl10sure." Michfgnn tight end Rennie uppru sttld. Mi~:higun cmtch Lluyd Curr dis· ngreed with his pluyer ub\lut the mngnitud~ of the !1!11110. "I don't think thnt one lltttne mukes ot· brenks n senslln - nut this eurly." he Sltld. He reulb.es. thnu11h. there Is u lot of intereslin the jjllme. "You know thut this is ~olng l\1 he on nutlonnl television ttnd evet'Y• body thnt lov~s Cllll~t.~e tbutbull wfll · wntch, wunt to wntch ar wunt to llnow whnl the ~cllre is," he said. \\-ill 1\11 t\\\'\11\h\1\'fl'~\\' 111\l\illl{l\ ~XI~II' '11hlltl~ hal~ll\"C ~~~~~Ill Ill\' ·~ill~ t\11\l~ll'ltil ~1.'11~1' 1'\tllll Thill\~ ~\Ill ~m l "':JQ.S ll'!tt flit M¥ l'«'t!fttllll! !i!M ~'t't'\~ ,\lurub lflt lltflid l':tlb!!l ·HOLZER CLINIC MEIGS Over trona,... •• Offers: sollro. n111~in~ h " ll·polm · With thQ Rhto Pevll~ dri· vini th11 bull in~id11 !\lint territory. JIISRII Nlltt picked oiT n Me KInniss puss. Kevin Thompson helped · l!llt the Rill Plucks tu tho Onlliu 17-ym\1 llnil. hut tho · a11nior ~~~ nnl-~ttllet• wenl nut on un il\)ttry. He cnmo huck two pinY.M Ialor us nn end, httt Pi1int 's drive wus hultod hy tho OuUiu AQudemy defensll. nnd so Wtls nny ohnnco of n lnst· ditch rnlly. "They (Onllht Aondemy) aovc us lln oppurlltnity," stlld Sot'ford. "They threw tho hull duwn there und we picked It otT. We hud un opporttmlly to scaro und i!O for the onsidll (kick). Tho 111mc wn~n 't ovor until · the ln~t , twu or three MMSE Clmte~t . Mlni·Mental Status Evaluations Mon_ day, September 1& 9 am to. 4 pm Yauger Farm Supply The MMSE is for patients 55 or older It is an evaluation fo·r Alzheimer's Disease Southaldo, WV For buyln; my 2002 Gallla Co. Junior Fair Market Hog Rl·k Bt)IIWJ/1 Rifl 4·1# WANTED Motor Route Carriers Apply at The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy FlAIR 740·992·21!! 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Black TonneSBee Walking groat. l\, 2$0, 1 740 1 4 ~ 1 - dual hUI a~d air, TVNCR, j "" "'" " ~:.;1.: .:· .~ra:!:!•::.J·(;: 304: 1! :67:_: 5: _:·7~01:. :.1 Block, brick. aawer pipes, .Ho _ _ 96 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ AERATION MOTUAS wtndowa, 'llntala, ate. Claude Golden Cornell pul1ats, ap- 93 Mercury Topaz, 2 door, Aapalrod, Now Rabuln In Wlntaro. Rlo Grenda, OH P""' 4 mon1hs okl. $2.50s,.;_1W0:.:.:.:: ·(1.;_40:.:;..14:.:46.::.:-8.::.il8::.:.:.1_ _ .R E 1 Coii74G-2'5-5121 . C ll S 80o-S3. • •• on vono, ~•oc::::h:..:.(.: .:7•::0c;l2=56-:::..:9::350::.__ _ 94 Ford F 150. Runs Aeot 79 8 - - · GOOd $3995.00 6 CyNnder. ~ Regfslered paint horses. 1 -;--::--:-:--:.,-Mattress for Klnn Size we.- ~---~----.,1 yearlings to 10 year old ' 5Spood. ... good bloodline. Good na· terbed,· 12HP 38 cut mow- 9 month Old female Scot1lsh lured. (740)367-7237 or 91 Chevy. 510 Air Condfora, trUCk topper tlta ford Ttrrltr, $500. {740 )245 • (740)387•7465 lioner ranger & others. DOT A~ 0704 AMIFm Radio/ Tape Player lng tlrea. {304)675·6487 V6 AutomatiC. a 1740)4~&-7300 New Shorp VCR Ropkl Ro· wind auto head cleaner, $85, Call (7401992-:W52 no anawer, leave menage. Buy or ttll. Riverine Anti· quea, 1124 Eatt Main on (7401992·:W52 SR 12~ E. Pomaroy. 7~0· Naw, ntvtr 'N<lrn, luxurldut. 992-262&. Rue~ Moore, Natural Blut lox coot XL. owner. Left It lur Ilion, In storage un\11 oool weolhor, wan\ hall SoI'd Br11a antique price, $2500. Bought con· NC A Cilh reglater with 9 tract, If soiled or damagad, dr1wer oak bua cabins!. furrier will repair to vour eat· ~, 11 •u a y rettored, e~tcellent. lafactlon or replace with a cond Ilion (tormerl.y Scm- new coat. Serloul lnqulrta m•ro Store· Southside. only. (7401446·1000 luve w.. Vt .11740)592·•323 masoaga. menta, furnlthed e.nd unh)r· nlshed, security deposit re; qulred, no pets, 740·992~ OraaUcally ~duced $10,000 below appraised value. 1.16 2216, acre; mobile home. new _...;__ _ _,_--,.... heat pump and furnace , ap- I Bedroom Apartmerita pllancea. (740)4•1-9!510 Starting et $289/mo,•Wash · MEIQS CO. RIC LAND triOryer Hookup, Stow B[ld l5ac-10ac traott turrounct«t Refrigerator. (7•0)441 · 1519 by ,ShaOe River State Foreat _ _. --~---,... and only minutes from br, ••t ~r _ 1 $ 100 . 8.:_ Forked Run State Park. Ide· 1 - ,.., ,.,, ... 2rlO =..:_______ iir~iii:&jiiii 'i!H~OM--~-il'l--;;;;;;; r ' bath~ 11183 lntornolionll C -. ooudltlou, ' " ' - '· 4 new tlroo. new dull .,.. haul!. 11kln; $8500 (740IU6 4386 IIOod r· iiii"-;;;.;;.;•;;,;;.;;;.,__.., Amorlcan PI\ Bull pupo, have had ahote end wormoa. (1401245·9497 be· ;.:hl:..:rtc:2p=m"-.- - - - Femolo Puppy: $150.00 BOston Terrier lull bioodad ·7 wk ld '· o ' no papora. 94&·117e :;.:;:...:.:.:..:._____ Grav/Long/Holrod/Ki ttena - riO 11401992·5532 AI.J'IOii '-••.oiFORiiiiiS.W:iiiiiilio•~ ·1978 O!damoblla Cullass supreme 350 ROCkel molor with 350 turbo trans. $1 •000 · ('""""" _,..._.. 2"88 o ~; ~~ ~;4~~~:1~ :5:=:62=4'------- 1990 Ch!Wi Caprloe Slldon KC Mlnl•ture Poodles, 7 wagon. 307 Engine, loaded , Excallent condition , AlCCIPI wftkt old, vat cheoked. AI· ne·•o valve ~rk. Almost ~ 10 otdtr AK Golden Re - new tlrea-"uot •••· $\ ,OOO. '" tr1ever pup, (740 131~·2639 13041615•2•• 33 Ltb pupa Ae· gletored. 3 t995 l OiO1a l erce1 1 ownChoo m.la. $300. E.oh. 1 er ne e ho sl • b • ••oc" •·malo $260., 2 bitck ' · w 11 u ca auery. ~ "'"$ E Run• Exoollanl. $1500. malta 200. · ocl1, 6 will (3041875 8893 old Coil (30-11875·4386 . • c "" • l--· New 2002 Yamaha TTR· 2 ~ 1 5iooE•cetl(;~~.;::5nl ' leave message It no an· iO::iS&M;im;' iawei!rrii . I' 1999 Mltsublshl Montero Fishing/ Oudt Boat 15 hp Sport LS, V-6, auto, 4WO, motor. Duck bMnd tralllf, 111 51 PS, PL, PW, cruise, accessories. (740 )3 7g.2804 CO. dual air bags, excellent :ooo. ~co.::n:od.::.lll::on:...=':.'_2.w__ o _"r_m. F«< r -- • 1990 Dodge Dokoll 4, 4 Regular Cab, Long Bed Ex· oollenl Condlllon $2,950.00 992·fi&49 .~~ ~'"IVl\11\ U\..l\'11!0) I • ..,I 14 I .., I ~\ r'o .HOME iii1ir.,..,.~.,..,..,._, IMPRoVEMENI$ Superior Home Me lnte· nanco. Wo dO oil rapalro on homea. CtrPtntry, dtckt, hot water lanka, tiding a mort, Clll (140)441.0113 .,....... '---~illiillii...J - - - - - - - - 191".nMC, 1·1 ;.. mn dump v u •• 1rue". • Under CD" ..... "'II new · brakao.· 1740137"·2864 I 11 any\1 w o ~ me n anewer...ave meaaage. . --------1979 Ford F·250 4•4. $2800 (0 "'187' 3962 · •• HELP WANTE[) s ........._ ~=I:N:M:::E:M:O:A:Y::::; In Memory Ethai G. Hammons Sept. 14, 1921Dec · 9• 2000 A Jowtd ont is nt\'tr rraJiy gone until tht>y art" forgOttrn and 10 livt< ;n thf Gil SIIIT Sept I1 Sunday, • . i Shooting two halves ot hog Everyone welcome HELP WANTED Will be shooting regular matches every Sunday -·············HELP WANTED NEED MONEY? Call Us, We Can Helpl • $500 Sign-on bonus HELP WANTED • Up to $7/hour c • Weekly paychecks • Paid training • Higher salary with experience Dial Up Success With lnfoCision! -1-877-463-6247. ext. 2456 AUCTION AUCTION ROO 45 ACRES I HRACTS 1.WO H1nn1 Lint - Londlindti!Y1 Oh S.turdly, October 12th 10:00 11M 3 ACRE LAKE I 2 Story Homtl Blln On Trtet 11 w/6.628 ABSOLUTE AUCTION AUCTION ,. .. . . , •· ••· · - ·' - " •• ·•• ·-· ·- .. - ·, - · ·- ·, - .... I : AUCTION AIIMILUT6 AUCI'IDN : Fr!!1 is 311 AotH:t:. ..... to the spa• ~=· 2 4 2 tn I Tntatl E·· e BULLETIN BOARD 5 rooma &-bath, 60 OIIVI Sl, able, Rent start1 $275/ 1325 mo. {740)44&·3946 mon1h . Low & modarale In· . . oome Equel Ho 1 0 Houte tor rent or lila, 101 t • lly (1•• ....u• ng P· 1 Plea11n1 Rlttgt, 1-"bmtroy, por un · ""'-6·3344 Or 1 600 76 7 137& mo, plua depotl\, TOO • • 0.0 50. ;;17...:4,:,01:.:6::::98:..·8::::7..:83=-:-_ _ _ Modern I BA apartment ' N 1 d led 3 b d (140)446·0390 ' " Y remo e e • , room home, Wlier lumllh· Now Taking AppllcatlonlitdJ mlllt from HMC, no 35 Wast 2 Bedroom To"'n· pala, 14110 month , hou11 Apartmente, tnoludta (740124e·8064 Sewage, l}alh, Wattr Dlder2br. Fa•mHOuli, Rt· l3e01Mo., 1~0·o46·0008 . • Oenlly remodtlld. $6&0. Mo. + Dtpoalt. l!lO~I61B • flta Townhouat Apatt· 7824 ment1, Very Spacloua, ; 2 c.;;;;.;..._ _ _ _ __ ·Small 2 Bedroom• Mobile Btdroomt, 2 Floor•, CA,• 1 112 Both, Newlv Carpel~, . Homo Middleport, Ohio Mull Pool & Beby Pool, Po· "1i!i40~9~9~2·ili50ili3~9~!""-~ llo. Start 1376/Mo, No Pel•. o MOIIUJ! l{~:s Lean ~lue Securlry DaPQIII t"OII RJlNT Required, Doya: 740·4<tl· 3481 ; Evenlnga: 740·3111· I 2 bedroom, 2 bltM. prlvatt 05Q2, lot, Green Sohool alltrlot. no _ _ _ _ _ _ _...._ Pita, Avilllbit lmmldlatoly. S37e. (1401446·88110 W.ln I!IV<Ir~ Tbw11 lor told. ,..--,.-.,..--.,..--- trly/ dl~abled. ·' 2• 2BFI. Mobil Hom• hlr Now """•ptlng opplloatiOr'll. roni In Now Havtn. lor 1 br, all utlllllu .P410 13041882•1107 HUD ·OIIiltld , oorpotad 3 bedroom mobllt home tor apartment rtnt II 30% :or rent , ~meroy area, no ·vour «dluttld Income oell pme, (140)1192·6688 304·616·6819 bliwnn ;e. 3 bedroom mobile homo, to·'· • :oo pm wnkd!<yt.EHO We now carry single Greeting Cards a Just arrived New Books that are out, kids videos etc. Good News Bible Bookstore 35 Court Street j SPAO: n.-•·olt 1\.un WANTED Gene Johnson Chevrolet 1616 Eattem Ave. GaiUpollt, OH TODAY noon- 4 pm Buckeye Food land COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF St. Rt. 160 Bidwell Plus One Day Sale! ' Large Yard Sale 636 Debbie Drive Thurs. Friday, Saturday & -::::=-:-:-:--:--- • Sunday September 12, 13, 14, 15 8 am t1115 pm Ordance PTO announces · handicapped or elderly 8 to 12 hr shifts 20 yrs. another shipment of exp. 'Ordance School Cat's Meows $7.00 par hr. available now at Confidential Free or Low Cost 1/304-675·6183 Custom Designs Birth Control, yearly exams tor on VIand Street · men and woman, sterilization, tree pregnancy testing Male/female providers avail For more Info call 675-4100 COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHAPEL 2002 BLOCK PARTY Call now to reserve your place 674-6103 Saturday, September 21&1 FREE FREE FREE FREE RIVERBEND MARINA presents Greg Smith & Shawn Hesson Fri·Sal 9 pm - ? $2.00 cover Weedkdaye Happy Hour 6·7 pm Marriage Workshop For more info Call 441-0490. •' Available for work now with GALLIPOLIS FERRY Always a Good "Call" . When you order our · · CHICKEN or WINGS by th1 place or buckets or any of our fullllnatake-homa I Alvar Park, Pomeroy, njo. bllo homo/camper 1pa011 1120 per nonth, (61 ..)878: 186t • r CRUISE IN NOW OPEN . 4 :00-6:00 pm Apply In person I 11-allar lollor.ronl{uS1 obOVo Addison. (7401387•1 18 441-9603 Experience Detail Person '-••iiiiiiiiili.lllill<l lal olaotrlo, oontrel air, ·ueo 111 $260~ 1 s 1 man • epoa t, pr ng Velley Area, no Indoor pall. (740)4 41 -6U54 130~1815· :2UOo::;::...._._ _~--Beautiful River VIeW ldliial For 1 Or 2 Peoplt, Aeleren· oea. Oeposl1, No Pel1 1 Foa· ler Trailer Perk. 140·441 · 0181 . 15 1:00PM Rutland Gun Club hrm1s of those lov•d and left behind is to Uvt forever 99 Terry 26E)( , with slide, llke new. sloapo e, Husband. (740)446-6223 loove moo· Ctvde Hammons sage. ~======== I, MOTORCYQES ,._ --------- cos""" 98 Cldllloc Cotoro, t>Oautllul . Ch!Wi Sllvo..do, 1997 Ex· car, all 1he buttons, $,2,900 tended Cab Z71· 4x4 tow (7401643-2285 pacl<ago. loaded: Bed liner and \oolbo>c Included. Now 98 Old Bravada, 4WO, load· front tires and new front and ad Including sunrool, now raor brakes, 116,000 miles. llreo. $13,500. 1740)6-43· Ask ing $12.950 llrm. 2285 17401245-Q\25 liZ 26000.miloa. S2.SOO; 90 110· ""86kl KLR 250 $1 ·~ · ,..,..,....; Vlmohl pw:ao, $700, (7401992-0602 '"" 5po1 RHidentiat or oommerdal wiring. n..- service or r.Horloy Davidson X_,OOO Sporlltar. ••ctlltr1t I'OOdl· pelrt. .....,., Aldtno\Jr Eloclncll. - - - - - - - - lion. $5200. (740124$-5747 kiclon WV\l00306, 304~75-111M! , chrome w""'-10, very niCe. . . _ , _ _ _ p k: t ~1 (7401"7"9681 Bass Boot· 1986 11· S -r I o s.. ' ~ r 1995 Plymouth Voyager orcroft with irallor, 90hp Johnson with troll motor von, 3.0 V-6, 8$K miles, Fio>V depth Iinder inoiudod. hllch, good cld stereo, asking $6,500, Asking $3,000 080. (7401245.0125 (740)949-2709 ~40).U6-Q795 \979 Jeep Cherokee Chlal, 5300 R=nt good, " 99 Cavallar 2 dr. auto. 47090 SA 248 alr.. 40,000 mills Burgundy 1983 Camtro AutomatiC T· Long Bottom, Ohio Top, Make Beat Ofterl $4.995.00 (740) 742-3802 99 Escort LX 4dr., aulo .. alr, 0ie;;.;e:..-14=88:...._ _ _ _ _ HIQ0.9il2•2327 pin 3138 Jlclt: Rullell T•rrltr flu~· blue,.U,OOO mllea ~.500.00 pies, 2 malo, 1 lemalo, olx 1988 Chavona $300 (7401742·3802 wnks okl, $150. (740)2~- "(7...:4::0!o:3.:;79:..·:.24:;6;:2_ _ _ _ FORTR~~ I I K I O - llloottt. runo MIIIIINT good. $900 (740)288-5332 WATIIII'IIOOf1HG -::::::--:-:-::----- UncondrlkHI&I 1tte1tme QIJIIt992 1200 Sportstlf, tatalty antM Locarl ,...,~ tut· ~ nilhod El!lbl..- 1975 · ~~• . _ ~. 10taly chromed out. lonf of c.ll 24 Hrs !740) - addiUonlll pans 30C-a82· 0870, Rogers BaMmiOt 2 114 WI~ roofing -:-:-------\!199 Hondo 400 Eto $3500 C&C GtNnl Home Maun• (304)4570-3962 Plinllng, my( ..,. 2 0 0 2 - TTA 125 ' · log , car'*'try, dOors.. "Mn-Molorcyclo. lllco Now. - .. bllhl. homo $2 .200. (304)e7S·59 t• or repa~r lf"'d mOt-e FQf JrM; (304)875->1132 Ht~mate call Chet 7<60-992· -------83 Honci1 Gold Wing 1100, ~=]~~~~~] t Yo~ 01 (1..0)2~5 ·15229 1211:1JO . 3 bedroom wlcla, weaher & dryer, ttove, $5,495, 7•0·992·2167 ---'------1994 Champion Park Ridge 161170 w I shingle& roof VI· nvt aiding 2K6 energy packed walle catherlal cell· d h h lngll . rywa 11 t roug out centrAl air porch lnoluded. al lor outdoor lover! Alk dep.&$300. a mort an uUI. very Ntce $tS,OOO.OO about our Ctaarencs Selal lnckJd~ 304-6 75 ' 3654 : (740) 985-3856 C 11 d ~ (140196a·4116 ' uo .i ll ey rur 2 Bedroom Apartment ~REE MAPS l D!TAILB -nt in S•ra•uae. $260. .... 1 "' t99il t4x72 2br. 2bo. '1\lu Anthony lllld COmpOny, dei)Oalt, $3!lO.QO Month 11;. , 1 o. Ltd. loiOO•IIM311& 1d d W t S dOn t want 'o m 11 th, 1 1 ona, • www.aiOllnd.aom o 1.1 I a er, ewer, 96 Clay1on 4br. 161C80 on Tr&th . : rer.te.d lot in Oal!lpolls !=any Trailer lot• !'rlo1t Mobile .(7-40)378·6111 304·675-3689. Nlct14x60 Home Park, S125 per .1. ... · 2bl'. In Crown Cltv. Ohio manth, tncludel wa~r and 2 bedroom. water and trarr area.. We trede tor anything i i i i i. i(740 i i i 446·3644 i l l e w· e r paid. $400 month, S-400 $· mvelue. (7401288·9318 poall. (1~01401-91146 (41913119·1188. 1996 Nonla Mobllo Homa . l~xeo, 3br. ~ba .• oomplelo 2BR Apl In Canlonary, ap· kitchen, covered poroh, H()l.l)"'iS plfances furnished, utfllll,s etora.ge buildings. Will aall I<'UK pAid except electric , clean, Mobile Home SeparAtely. $285/month, Call (740)2~(30-11676-3030 or (304)616· 1 ·3 Bedrooma Forocloeoa 1136. \ 3431 Homee From Sl99/Mo.."4% Down, 30 Year• Bl 8.&% 2br. Al)t In New Haven, ap. 2000 oq. ll. homo on 1 acre, APR. For Lla\lnga , 600.:119· PIIAitOII Included. $276. 10 minute& !rom hospital. 332~ Ext. 1709. month + .Depoall. $60. Still under coneiructlon. 4 :-:-:-:--:-~--- month. (30-11882·3131 ae·drooma/ 2 Beth with 2 bedroom horne. appro11 1 - - , - - - - -- ' owtmmlng pool. 17401446, milo lrom Gelllpollo on Slata IIBAUTifUl APART· 3570. Routo 688, S400 month, MINTI AT IUDOIT P!IIS300 depoalt Relarenoe re· CIS AT JACKSON ~ 112 .... lAnd Wlih 11161 Ired (7401446 3~13 TATIB, 52 WeB1WOod D~ Mobile home tot · tale. "qu _ ....:._c....._·...._.::__ fmm $297 to $383. Walk fo (00.)576·4016 3 btdroom home, Mlnert· .shop & movies. Call ?4o~ · ville, Ohio, river view, no ·446-2568 . Equal Houttng 8 used homes under $3000· pets, ratetencee required, Opportunity. Will help wllh dell,.,ry. Call $450 month, call (7401 992· - - - - - - - KArene (740)385·7671 . 6777 efter 5pm. Furnllhtd 2 Roome and 3 Bedroom Houst tn Syra· Beth, Upatalll, Clean, Atl· Mus! 1ellt Owner moved, cuee. ..... oepoelt AI· $4?B. Month. erenoea auu 2001 Oak'N<lod 14K10, 3BR, {304)676·5332 1 d. No ~a ~I , 17'"1 lA qu"' ~ 4.,.. 2 bath, all appliance•. - 151.9 t waeher & dryer Included, 3 BR houae In town, • central air with deOk, 10 $40011'ho.; 2 BR mobil• Gracious living. 1 and 2 DOWN, teke over pay· home, $350/mo., minute• bedroom apartments at Vlimentt1 $370 . (218)361 · from town . References re- lege Manor 'and Rhteraki~ 7086 qulred. No Fleta. (740)446- Apertmente In Middleport. ~342 oiler 6pm. From $278·$348. Call 740· Now 2003 14 wldf. Only :3:.br"' . ..: H"ou"'o-'e"loc ""-o-lo_ d_l_n_M_A· 992·5064. Equal Houalng $799 down and Only ton, WV. $495. + Utlllllea. Opportunities. $162.81 per month. CAll Nlkk1740· 385·1611 No Polo. !304)113·6881 -------• bedroom. 2 bath, 2 oat Honeysuckle Hilla Aparlmentt located bthlnd Colo· Ne~ Home on 6 ecree In garage In tow!'!, $~75 month nlal Drive behind Highway 1he country.l1401<46·3218. pluo depoan (7 401441-1 619 Patrol Post 2 BR now avail· tnttre1b:td 111 bttrt~ d iUttU· M~tgs ~reAs there 'Mil ''~ euylri!J I~ MIS . O'i!it'tllng, \1911!? F~t IPJ)Ik!atlon, 181\lt l' ro to IAtlith~s eMee11 to GotdetHieRI, Mol\ a.t ' \2-1. l'r1elsA09 !\\ 1·800-tii:S•· I 936 'the Athene·Metgt Educational Servtco ha& an antic!· 1}'8\~~ r'r'~ !~flld 01 the t}IIOI ctoe~d StrMtty. Oaorue yout egl)ltOl uoeiJ. pated poalltoo opening ror prQIP\:t Oltfi.UII~d 6\:]t\llt!MIS BUCI<)ey, (7d01797·110M Loc•l egeltCV •••ka lllllllo\\e an tttnerent ~n\achool SpetnAV t~-:ahJ(I up to , .. 0.00 pet •11:\y r-e1tl\htrte-et\ll:l11l lt't· Oood ueed otttt&' ~ep\lon AN, RB, ot Heoll\1 EdUcl!Qr llltl Edoooi!Qn 1\!olcher !Qr lor ~uliiiO Hool\h litlrollr\10• tho i!<l0~·:1003 School \'oor. \ereshh.l pAtltee Cl\11 IUtltlli<M li<OI2~6·63f6 . WAN'IIill < AP~tloentl mu81 hold • velld I N\ll 11l~ \l<l<l~ It VUI> 1\o'" WMted to· Buy Uaed MO· ture lnhltmetton poWitlolt . Tu Do pmvt~Mily r.elled. \llt!JBM bllo Home· Coli 17 ~0~~~e . Sat&ry OOIM1Bf'IIUI'8\e WI~ teechtt"'Q cetttflcate hi •P•· ~~~ educetiOtl or Phi·kttld8f· sdueatlon. Send mtume "" rnl ttt1t. •dvertl•lng l'A11 A1:JAII1. In thl• newltiMII)tr 11 and 3 pNreiiJ&tonel reterel'l· gatten W1U1 eatly educetlo11 Courier serv~e . 11•01245· 1\ 11' 1 11\\1 1 ' 1 • IUbJHt to thl httttll Wn1\"e1 Cn:~ft~el '02 rhe ees by Sept.mlber ~ 1, 1?002 ol hoodkloiJI)ed IEEHI vall· 5027 ,air ttaualn• Atl ot 1011 , I lo \ H I 'Jarl\15\lll C'H~II Guild te t\0\lf to A.ttetli!Ot'l HC, I 1;l Elilit dation on ellher certlflt:81e. George• Portable Sawmill, which meke1 It tttqet to PIC\'eplin~ Al)Uitce\tons fUr MeniOtll!rl btlvt, ~~Uti'Oy, A lonl\l<lrely cortllicok! lor tdwrtlat "tny ll1~h uprm\~119 show on NoOhk> •5769. the Early Educellon ot the don't haul your logs to the p.-ft~nct, lltn!ttUon or mllljuel ooll 304-615· 19~7 . 11<1n1h•• ~ ~ 3 200~ II you · lbH•W\N"IHl --~----- Hondlooppod mev bo llbdlactlmh11tlon btstd on Wt.lutd lnm An RI}!Jiicetlcm. " - • • • • • • • MCCitrt'e'8 Ree.IAUI'lllt\1 tiOW lttlned lor t' ttndtdete pos- Houaehelpet avellable: r•ct, catar, reUglan, ••• htrltlg all 3 .tocA"Otll, full or I11!$A"" ,~An ,\Mliii'P:t Lm1g 1111 372 Opetm,oe. h~Arn to dttve port-ttn1e, pic!< up appikla· !'ltlllt1Q certlllctne tn p~­ Once, OCCBtlonat, teguler. 1emlllel stetua or netlonel 14~ M• llll:10 kiMergl\tttn or ij!rtCIAt edu· Claonh1Q, cooking, pocl<lng, Of'lgfn, or 1ny lnt.ntfon to B\l Algo, I C dey Ctll P"'· lion et l«o"'Jh & b>litg bocl< cti iiOn. Thli WOUld be A 9 nlOXIhg, Whalevtr needs mlt!t •nw- iuoh ~tartl No elt»erlet"-"ff rtftd· bolweoh ~ : 30on\ & rtlOiilh ctmtrt\Ct with 1Utl ben·. .,.......,.no.~ llmllttlon or dolhg. Honett. reliable . ~ FhiMCiny (WAitf\ble BIIJ 10 OOam, Monday lhru Satollla. Selory will bo based 1740)44~ ·11104 dtserimtl\ltl.sn." 111oney sle.rle here .1·888· 'urday. on e)lpartence end certtflt:le· .' 3 pul)ptRs tiiiXAd pAll Ct1t~ tl · oon a no~ Thl• n.WifU\ptr Wlll not tiOn e.CCOrdlt\Q to IIB IBfY Nutter Conotroolldh wv NEEQAJ091 '1St 81.JAI""I Sho\8 cm'l'~llt kMwlng1y eccept ecate. Submit a l"lter ot ln- 03t1M aunenil Con1rActor, WANT A CAREER IN Antntlor~t lld11011111-lt .... ,.., 1NOI~no cMn tfi111Bt, ntltrme, r&~Mncel!r , resld~nllal A Commercial NUMING? NATIONAL COMPANY Illite Wht10" .. Itt tU1d A COpy ot OUtte l'l\ Cl!tllfl· cortatruotlon, ntw houaaa & Nur111ng AMistAnt Cte111UII exPANtmlo violation at th1l1w. Our 3YM Oltl r--, 1~1\dly notl\vqtt. rooli , 11dlr.g, wlndowt, eot. catiOt1 to JOM Costento, !1.1'@ being of~red Oh $eptlldl... 11'1 h...b., m to \.lt.l0\1 home {~0 .t) 576· Sut)itlfUthdlt\t, Atheni - No I<>~ to big ot to 1me11. r•Mw 1 1hln ~ In New \ember ~3 . WOI2. It you llrrt! h\fot!Nd thlt •II ~6cn M•lQa E13uoalloMI SetVIO"e l=tee elllltlatti 1304)693· dW.IIhigi ldvertlald In oempolt& omce e ctUhlg, cott~PaiiiOnl!r\t Clnter, 507 Richland Avo· 1801 or 130~1B82·2·11o Ft'P@ G!VPAWAY 1\tlltlnR end thla new•peplt' •re 1!:1 Meri tnd WOrtl•r. per&on, you could be j petl nue, Sullo 1100, Athena. Oh '1\)tui\1 ~AI!I rrne to (loUt1 I1Hdt<l lmmedlotoly. 01 out HeollhCAI'I Teon\1 IVIIIIblt :lr;.,~n equal Will PrMIUNI wtlh hOua... OltDOrtunl biltft, ttOI111!!!, UltP.I na.tned No e>po~rlence necoSiot~ Con\act Jua,. Hell. L~N , ln. 45701 . A)lll!ICotlon doedllna: holltri, litd deckt. Cell 110 84 :16~ M lrelnlny will be provtdod. tltudtol bl t~0 · 992-881le ill ••ptember 23, :!0()2. Tho oo H~3e uk lOr Ron cr o~ New Managor'e Special , "ME8C II en oquol oppor. Country nome With 11 ·1/2 Mu81 bo 18 or """rAnd olllt 1~0·1•2 • Q310 or atop b' I Ali'(J' .\Nil \unity &mplC'flripn>vlder. ..,.,, 3/40r. 2btl ., 2 Oar· now 16x80, 3 bedroom, a to &t&H lmmedtfltely. ~~k~rlngs ~ehabtlllatlor~ li\111 II Gl!'flgf, lbOw ground po~t. bath , reduced to only ..ou.oo ,.r WMk IO itlrll Center loceled ol aA1all Hanttora«•a ICitohf" cab\· 1~7 ~900 dellvtred ano 111 I~•· oyroen~onll ~OOI<eprlngo i1o(!lj, l'llmtr· ~~It \JIOW found lly ~IIIAvlll~ Tho 1bwn Now Hovan lo nell. Olf liOn Boden Ad. up. aava o\/Ot $6.000 Call tor tt\tetvtew oy, lihd '."l dut fl tiAtl appll· 01 IUI'onhou•• (t <0)3e1.t loo now .. oklno oppl~onto lor . . . . . O:iiil_.l (30~1~56·1&80 Including undtrplitnlng, an· MolldlV 0111y ~111101\1 Equal OppotlUI\1\V .., • ohOit, ve!l<lr barrier, 1 ell II• t iOOom-t:OOillll employer EncoUIIQtng l now pollee Ollkler I)Otllkltt INOTtCit Houae In Middleport, oornol bilrgllll alapl, aO' ol utiHiy Loflt. ~ bloc> colo, (r•o1••1-o351 Workplico Oi.,.ttlly. ~"'OPIIIllivo opplkltl\la may OHIO VALLEY PU 8LISH• lot, qulel Slreet, oanlrol air. """' undor home, all lnetal· 1111\1~ 8. Mmale· • mo11lht MIFOIV btl Cftttfled or Willing to at· • ll oar Qllrage, mu•t ••• to ted, One only, Cole•'• Mo· Old , l it AVt!ltlU8 . 0Biiipdl1 ! AVONI All Aroool m Buv or tllnd \hi ti0\1 polldt ocodo· lNG CO. recommends lhel tl""roolalt, 17401992-2679 bile ~omea, U,S. 50 Eaot, Soil. ~hltley Speo rl, ;lllj • tlvotb"'ck Clnltt nu an 1•0 •~e ooM Atheno, Ohio 4a101 675· 1429 tmmed\tUe openmg !Ot 1 "'~· Requltanlonta Include vou do bullneoo with people t"•tttte e~noahl moa·t •• al you know, and NOT to land ''Maintenance free", all brick YAMII SAI.I•: Poll Tlnle le·aat • ll"'hteen ~ ~ara of ~ ~ h tha man" unt11 rene h• .,• a~ ag·e.- money u.mug n, 3 bat h, fu 11 N~ G • •• • ,. h I tl t d i"" b 1 llh ' • ~•· OOu OOoNil1lln·pOrt:h• :::;:;:;;::~ Chtldl'ln't HOUiekeopln•• I LtiUildty Thii'IPltt tn•HoiM NHdld wv tealdenl, and •rea a · hi vou ave nvu ga e 11111 &Iemen , w ge.rage .. • u ill bul'~ I Ol·prlvlle 101, Nttr IChOOI, ~n!oloro Cenlo< 10 looking Akle. SloP by 11nd comploltf i. 11fllJme lit thj tlmae ot an. o"·rlng 2.,." 118 ' mor n IUing. 111 Pi" c (u .. v cU I · 2b r., htat pump, very rtt· to Add anolhet 1\elf member 811 ep~lk:lftllor\ today tt 333 Pl"'ng. Ap'lioollona me• ~ be v • ••· • 11 1401381· ,. " ' 1" 1 tonabte priced . Hartford. to the lt fiotnt ftleuAnl , 'WV F'age 91rHI , Mlddlepott, Oh <ibtolntd .a 1 t tho New H•""" Bieri Your Bualn•n Tb• 13041862•2389 ~0~ ln---M-u,-t~H---bo-d· ::--:---:---:---:-:-dllitt! lA. Chlldrtln'a In -Home ()vwrbrook Canllr hu en Cuy llulldlng be1Ween 1110 day... ~rime Shopping Con· ~M.::.o=.v~ 6 lat\111')1 )'AnJ • ale Bet)li!lrti· l tleta!Jit t 11 r~eeded to l1t\J, lmmedtlli opanlhg tor 1 hours ol 1:00 AM to 3:00 II< Space Avtlllable AI AI· rooma. living room. kltohan ~opo'a and Ueed homu u day th rough Ftl· ltirdebla ~all. 2 Nloo ExeC- (alo"" & dlahwoohar lnolud· Companv Liquidation bEJI 13 t•· l& I 1"119 wt!l Ylde llld!VIdUI!rl end family l:iatt time or Full rtme AN . r~M , MOM UIIYI OlllCtl. Newly Re- edlloundry room, I bAih. 3 t10r011 lht nallon , SeOO ~udney ~Bil1 , to ts _ol tlufl 111oro~y t<l child 11nd oddllt· Slop bV lind com~loll 1111 dlV. V~~rltey ftla- 01 r (11nage, covered patio, down and take over payLois ol beby lien\& nlur\it UM I I.)OI.JUI!III!Jrlt It\ Met!Jn Al'f)llditiOtl tOd~ 6t 333 Courtly Wlll llrltd IJttWide p n M i'it. .. I. Leier\ F•lle, Ohio, $66,000. minil. (7•014411-3&70. lho.Oy) • co oe "'''"'~""'"'''· cons ul• oge olroel, 1 ltiPOtl, v,, (8141239·1199 (7401241· ,... LtWtl aoroo wll~ mobllo lftllon." end educ•llon oetv• EOE :'fl'Uc :-:-: kD:-~:-.-..-,-,-,.,-m - .- d-10- \e 0 rttdtly 3 Saturday. ~ lamtty ~632 Homo and 1Wo o\ory garogo, Yfttd i~le ti\e.by ertd ctllld· lt:M to Ihe cot11muntty. bay - - - - - - - - hl~ 1 0111• A OOL t8qult'ed, . . . . . Nloa 3 bodriiom hou.. fdr Alhtolt, 1011 10 School rt~llll . CIOII\et, U!ll'l@ll , trt''Vet tn'lf)tved to 1\omes f-1tue ~lu• Mw httttlg deliv· &kdtllent pav, IMPttlei'IO• .., •ale, alm011 , 3 14 acre. Exotl· . •tid Route a Atduced ono "'hoolo Mual· l1ovti MA ety ptO<>plo. Wil\lotiU, & tt~ulllld . Eifr\ up 10 11 ,000. TURNID DOWN ON i1UU88'W~.t91 , \1(){)kl, ldtt til lont oondllion . Coli ..4.000.13041213-0818 In IIUII10n .. rvleeo IIOld. II· codkl. Aik !Qt Ptlu"; Clin· l)tr .... k.Oill 00-4-87&•400& iOCIA~ a.CU"ITY 1881? 111\sd. t1'11el ldlilh Of 1.11 (304IB 78 • 149il No Foo Unl••• We Wlnl on 118 to He.i\11811 t'ttn.:e !Jt1 ~•n•• '" license ellglblt, ton, 01 Allllli~ Atilt. Wonted· No Ot~dn Cuotom· volld dtl""t't llcenee and ••· 114014~6·0088 1-88HIIl!·3348 l.. ft . llr;t plAce un le!l CUIII tO tt8t1&1.JUttBIWn Ell·· _ _:__ _ _ _ __ NIOe 3 btdtoom house In trt to Pumhatt Ntw Mmt Ill \ I I 1 \ 1 I OaUIP')IIe Ferry on almost unaer Governmenl flnano· tr tdAy. September 13th & j:)!lrlanct preletred We offe· l=ttlalll9all l Cter~.r~ day• 1 n.uek DrtvaN1 lmmadlate 3/o aero. E•oollent condl· 1 ~ 0 program. 1200 lnoome Plua/Bomt/E•tra . hlra, cion A COL required, .. BAtUtdey, Saf}lember t,.!l1 IJIC&IIInl benefllt pacl\age w11h llon, ooll (304)815·1499 ltqulrad. Call to pre•quollly, OoiUro N !l He . 11 3M Pleue sand m1ume with 18 l\8 11n hour Ptctvup 11n ••••llont pay, S~Ul tt.l)plleaUOt'l $Withtt & teqolllld. Ellh Up 10 11.000. ·---IIi~--" Ohio Country Home, 3 both, (140)448·338•. %.~If Rolilt I eo C:!rlthAII Ctl\18r ll~Hit to ~ .. ~~~ .. C11111• Lol\le Pl\otlltlov, 1'1!1\ioorov. ,_r-k.Olll304·875•4008 toy!, l)Bby Cit1111et ~ rnuch l · tllZbath, WOOdiiOOII, ntw -------~ Foteoloiutel 4 bedroom, w•ntec:t: Local company HAl MMIOII fhera O"ld. rll!lltt lust 123,100. For llallng call ~;;:~~~;~23841.47 aora wonia to purohaao I · iO ,-PO Bo> 8069 I·B00·1t9·3001 Ext.F\4• SoiOI RePI· NiiiOhol ecre sites lor now ·homeo. AAI\Intllrv ~t~vtember 14 un 11uilllt1\Jion. WV 26706 company axpatldllig . can UR!lENTLV lyl Bfll11 ·"· lol l C~trt!lAI1 IJtl\19 NEEDED·.. Ra~uoed lor q~lok tala. Call (7~01448·3093. I!OEIAA on emetl bu•tne111 and pl!l&ma dOMOtl, B8rM SeO to Fot Sale, BriCk Mula HUI1•. Owner'a retoo&tlng & wants - - - - - - - toll AtkiiMrl Pt k~ an t) I hJt11e hllft lor tlo~!l A IArllel Coi111t1uotlon opuot turlltlea, group acoount1 Commll· SOO jjet Week lot 2 or 3 llngton , Weet Vlrgltlfll 12 to Iitten to all olfera. 4 bed· We have appro"lnlately 10 c\Oll1t.JS, UttlJy I IPI!I ~ t~l8ftlll 1\0·124 PO< ho uo lid~ lltonl!r, eat flrtd VACt!IIIOi1 hout• Weekly. Call Blo Life ~ooka to Marahall Unlveral· room, 3 bath home with tn - uted homos lor under clfl!l.11er. r.un1tllllf11 IHHiles 'ltl ll hUI~ Allll BIAtl living boHua~l. ~fl ~r. CAll Jolin Pleanli BotVIOo, 1~0-5 92· ly oallleove m""ego 304· gtuu<1d pool. Colll140)441 · $2,000. caii1 ·80!J.837·3238 al\-817-642·0628. tgue.11Aw11t1 ce ge .-, llltUPI i0 1dl601 04<~ sen 1. 526-IB97S6Y.OOO. 0021 anytime. lOr lnlo. 1'\IU ••II FRum> & oolf orlglnoliy Used Glbaon Frost Free Rei """' $75 (•"')88' · •-· · · •• :112::;7;.::8'------WelarHne Special: 314 200 PSI $21.00 Fer 100, 1- 200 PSI $35 .00 Fer too; An HarOy Mums lor salt Dew- Brw Compresslon Fillings • n.... hur1t n,._nho In Stock. ,•.,_. use0 · M·F. 4·8pm. Set·Sun. 12- AON EVANS ENTERPRIS. 7pm. Located a1 Mt Alto. I!S Jackson, Ohio, 1·800·Call (304)895-3789 ~7·9528 tutoYilto Plko. Wo mal· W.11e1, tx.lnk beds, Clress. ,.. couc1'1e1. appllancet, much more. Grave monu- NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar !"'nta. (7401«6·4782 Gtl· For Concreto. Angle, Chon· llpotlo, OH ntt~, Flat Bar; Steel Grating For Drolna, Drlvewoya & Walkways, L&L Sorap . Met· ala Open Mondau 1\Jesdau ,. ,. Win. Model G410, laver ac- Wadnooda, & Friday. Bam· 4:30pm . CloSid Thuraday. tion, ().t10, 10 thot never Sunday. •hot, 1tlll In bolt . Call So\urdoy • ' MOIIII.E H!»U:S FOR RINf SOorlllco !Qr a quick aalo. BUCKEYE Hl~ll AD sell tor $89,900, new roof, New property on the mar· wtndowl, deck, &ldlng & tun\ Bee.utifUI3ec-1Qac 1'91!1· carpet Three bedrooma, • lden11a1 tracts centrAlly lodining room, kitchen, living cated between Gallipolis room & beth . 'TWo car ga· end JaCkson. raga & oulbulldlng. Call Ul today lot (740),46·9<76 ~AEE MAPS l DETAILS lftll""~...--~-...., Anthony Land Com~H~ny, Mollll,ll HolliES Ltd. HI00.21H3&8 l'OR SALE www.alclend.com Solo "'' IIKIO Otdl CutiUo s lntarno\lonll, 40. \1-e, IOocled, Ill P<>'fi<lr, AIC. CD ploytr. $995. Oay 1140~481615: Ahor 8irm 1740)4.461244 1r r 11\d tronsiOrmor complole. $1 ,\00, 10 Y" old, asking VroETABUS ·~ ~~·~· - ~·· 1993 Chevy 4x~ EJrt. Cob. $60 · Slgmo f~u t It ~----~-51K. $4.8116: 1998 Sunflro. V-8 or. Stu• o . $50, ( 7 -'")~~·~~·~ " Exceltenl· Shape (7.401387-7729 , BOK , $4.•98: 1998 Mollbu. · · ;:--":.:,C.="-.,--- Three year old computer, Pumpklna, lndiln corn, 53K, $5,998; 1997 Ranger 17,000 miles. Best Otftr. r HI»U"ll H:lll SA.IJi rio Uaed furniture store, 130 vtoll"~ Ol tht IIW. I ==.=....::=--Futi oil burner motor pump \.#}I'll" 675·5234 992·21117 rna• Rolrlgoro\or, oquorlum Pomoronilno lor ulf. 3 tostand, alorm windows I malo AKC Rill 281<53. thulterl, owing, rid- Shotl & wo•med 13041m· lng mower, exertis1 bike. 5052 (304)875-5946 ~I •.......SSM Wlktr 12 yrs., ReHred Longaoero-r das- m1,.., ~. black. Good Couch end Chair. E•eellenl kltl, Swags,. Wruths & tralt hom lhoe&, shots, Condition. $400. lor both. Pk:turu Cali (304)4515· wormed 15.2$1 .800.00 (304!!115-4369 6937lolYO mouogo. 7~0 42-3802 COOL DOMI, Ctnlral Air Condii<Or1ers and HHI P\Jmpa. " you don1 colt u• " both lose. Fr" ettl· mol... (7~0)446-6308 ond I 'VVV' -29 1.()()98. ayttg dryer, harvest gold, 195: Wtltlr'!Qhoun e*'ric range, Sts; GE ~fr1gerator, harveat gold. Sus· Block • ttl rtolln $60, er, : Cheal a " of drewera and dresser, ;"";'-"=·===-~ ,,eo: Slclggo AppliAnces, Independent Horl>rllllt Dlt" Vlno Strati, 1140)~46· tributor, Clll For ProdUCI Or 0162. Freo Esllme1oa .. Eaoy llt1onolt1g, 90 d&ya lime oa ell h VI 11 M t C rd 1 1 uoralot' · Dt'lw-· a· llt11e lave OfPce'*~~ , ,,,,~ M (740) 446-2342 · (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 ...,.c_a_I_I_To __d_a____:v._._••_ _;;o;;.;r"'~·-.)(10 r == l.r_Mi MDI<.lwl &:i iN>i ~--·' i"LUNWUS~i ' ~,L_...,;fiii~iiiiiiiiii._..l.r.io-·f~!;IIIOS~S.W:;:;:;':,.._.JI Fuel Oilfurnace burner. motor and tranaftlrmer complett. S80: Banjo tailpiece, SIS; Glilsor1 Boll l>Hrlng.,. norlng , $200. (7401361· 1,...... _ _ _ _ _ _ _;.;••::...• , Grubb's Plano- lUning Heavy duly HOI Poln1 w•lh· AIJ)Illrs . Prot;omo? Neod It, $95. GE Hoovy duly limed? Call The Plono Dr. ..rgl capaeity walhlr, $95; 740-446-452!5 In One Week With Us ·REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PWS ~==~O=N=L=IN=E~----~------~ 1\egt~ter To Plac Qtrtbutte Sentinel Your Ad, Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Registration Is required by September 14th. Sponsored by: At His Feet Ministries . meals. ee sura the game to call ahead of & you will score big with the best prices In town. PARKFRONT DINER 314 2nd Ave. 446·1251 FOR SALE Live Remota with JOYFM Trinity Trio performing Food- Gamee· Fllle Painting Brownie Bake·Oit· Wagon Rldll Door Prlzae- Clowne- Jump Tent Bring your entire family lawn chalrsl &your ONE NATION· UNDER GODI 845 Skidmore Road In Karr, Ohio 1 · 5 minutes past HMC on SA Paetor Chuck Stansberry 740·446-.1742 eo Clayton Mobile Home 14 x 67 2 BR, 2 Baths All appliances Deck & Storage Shed On rented lot at Johnson's Trailer Park, Eastern Ava. 2001 $21,000 446-3878 �' • • BETTY NEA Oroaaworcl Puaale ! IIEII's A •1$1" cp Of 1\ilNG$ 'liE. S10JI.O to TO tiii!1!Ct QJit IICMf.~ ANTS \'IQII!ll<l$ ISA I.OT (.1' '!\lllili$, ~Rt 1'\16~ ~&~m N~CES$\~Yf ~ ! ·~\1 zoot ' ...... "' ••• .. . -...... -.. . l ' ' ... • •• ... • • l J '' J \l' • • ' l' ..' :a • u I ~at '1 ' • t' . .. 'l' • "-ttQ!JUit 'f u • •Q ~ Oll) I!Ul t!l 601ol6 , !lilT lltE 01.() Pt~Pt£1 fOI.LO\III~(r "'tt fi.\ILE!) Afi.E ~tfl.l: fOo\EIJt~ . America's wealthy lose billions, A6 , I •• INSIDE 55 Businesses gear up for expo, D1 'You deserve ~ break todaY, Cl • I Bu In PO Pomeroy • Middleport • Gall poll&, Ohio • Point Plau.nt, WV ·1.25 \'Wt.-..~ SIMIB ~· 't . • ;:t Nl ,~.,. WtM ~ bill t"'l&l Pw. l' ',....,. hui ~ ! """ ......... ·~"' Honoring a piece of' history Newslnaker --·J· nM f'uA """ ,.... moriaI Strange win Samuel John~on wrote. "Our brightest hluzes of glndness are l'Qnunonly kindltd by unexpected Sptlfks." Wli~:n 'u play11r studies 11 M1gh problem, .,.....--------.. then renlizes the right r'!DIM SHOIJUI'~ KNOWN 110r · ht see- u ~Mff/.C)'~ Jl1ny, one m111 1H6m ~N6111i .......T. . ~pnrk bluze 'hrightly nN"'" in thl' form uf u brond smile or u s:nisfied grunt. In this denl. you rs ( outh) umhitiously PEANUTS T~EN I COULD HAVE A6AIN , TOlD VOU TAAT A LON6 TIME AGO ... AttE TIIE«E ANI( Mb.V8E THE ONLV REAL LOVE 15 8E1'1/J!EN A lOY AHP~ISD06 .. MOII.E COOKIES LEFT? THE RORN I.OSI<:R ,... . ..., ,... SIP-.Y TUNED FOfZ If\'I CXClU~VE, ~EN - DI\'( (~\t:.NOCO WEI\\f\E:.IZ.. F~CI\S11 ..., WI-\'I DOCS ~1-\C.. 00\f.\E:I!. 1-JIVf\ :£\IE.N-C»-'1 f01'!£C.I\~IS ... .-W1-IE:.N Sl-\C. 1-\1>.~ TROUeL€:. "'' WITt-\ Jl.lST TOI<\ORROW 7 l>eltJ6GIN6 IT NOyl. 00 SOUl' TO NUTZ AvTu>1n. MoiHeR NatJre$ c-reatu\'!'s beGin fu>par,Nc, 1he N1'1;H itrti1RS ~""·"' _,- 8v K1111 DoTION Bush uraes U.N.. to' "show some backbone •. Deaths CELEBRITY CIPH by lUll C.mpo1 ~ ~ GIYDlQQfaiM ·~ etellld trom quollltiOM by""""" PtQille, Ill" ancl ~l. EICIIItltt! ill lilt C'41M!atlncll toi · Mart< GatHeR a\> t-11\.lCH -lbo\) CIS f'o.SS1 ble aND beGin e<l\;NG G~~Te.- ·, n cxe:leR To add more 1n suLat,NG f>at i o 2\MC>JNT$ "J CJ8P ZIOIM I'ICCZ IIIII KIINIZP I till' IIPMNU TIVZTINIII PIIEVIOUS SOt.UTtON - "Tht lnctl~ldutl auooumbl, but ht e1ot1 not ctltll ht hu tell tomtlhlngto mtnklnct.' - Will Durant Weather Hlsh: 70s, Low: 50s ......... A2 Hymn sln1 REEDSV ILL E Northenst Cluster of the United Methodist Church will hold h hymn sing ut the Reedsville United Methodist .Church ut 7 p.m. Sunday. The public Is lnvlted. Office dosed GALLIPOLIS - Onlllu County Title On-Ice will he closed Wednesdny to tlllow stuiT to nttend 11 m~lnlnll sem· lnur In Culumbus. Clerk of Courts Noreen Stnllldcrs unnounced. THAT DAILY 'UIZIII WDU . OAMI loHar1 of tha four tcramblod worcl1 'b" low ·lo. lorm four ~mplo worclt. The office will be open for · nnrmnl business hours on Thursduy, Sept. 19 l'rotn 8 u.m. untll4 (l.m. The title oll'lcc is also open Snturduys from 9 a.m. until ll\)01\ , T R Y A G El I_1111"1 . ., ' world MemoriaL The story of the Lumben draws dog fanciers Lunds ex·sluves' seulemellt in Galliu County wus shnred uml the monuments were· War veterans also buried unveiled In their honor. there . Several nf the Lmnben The event opened with lund Preservation Society the raising of the llug on the members slmred their cxpe· PIHie 111 Memorl•l. AI ull shupes und sizes weN found In the Oulllpolls City Purk Snturdny ns the Gulliu County Anlmul Welfare Leaaue stoaed Its first "Burk In the Purk'' to promote GCAWL m:tivltles und its ·t:umpulgn ttl lm;reuse understuntllng fnr humnne unimul Index : Two old timers had been argulng. One mused, "I know Infanta 5 I ~. 1 1 who can'l read, middle aged IIIII· '::~·~·;::;::~-~-~:_.,erates who can't wrlta and old r M U L H 8 y 'fools who can'l think stralwht. I'm -,-,..-'T""-T-~..,.-1. trying to guess ••••• • •. . II l 1-· I. I• I. .,I_ I_ 7 0 C:ompll!t tho chucklo quotoa bv llllln; In tho mlulni worcl1 vou davo lop fram llop No, 3 bolow. Celebrations Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather C2 D3· 7 insert C1 A4 AS A2 B1·6 A2 o ~00~ Ohio 1/alloy Publlthlnl Co. SCIIAM·LITS ANIWIIII Parish • Yours • Radio · Fatten. THIRTY · Firat rellow: "Have you noticed that people ara living • longer than bafore?" Second fallow: "Yaa, 1 gua11 lt'a because they now have mortgages ror THIRTY yearal" betwee n ruin showers. Dcmonstmtinns und infm· mmlon ubom OCAWI. we1-.: uvullublc free of chur1Jc. "Our muln reuson fn huv· ing the first 'Burk In lh~ PIHHIHDo.. AI TAKING IT ALL IN - As Bill and Jennifer Harmon of Bld,Nell w tched the .K9 demonstrations during "Bark In the Perk" Saturday. their German Shepherd puppies Pandora and B. B. KinK. and Puffy. owned by Jennifer LeMay of ·Bidwell. made themselves comfortable. DEDICATED - A somber yet exciting moment Is experienced for some of the Lambert Lends Preservation Society members after they u1wellect the monuments that honor the 30 ex-slaves ttlllt settled the Lambert Lends In 1843. From left are Buford Minnis, secretary lor Lambert Lands Preservation Society; Glenn Miller, vtce president; Richard SI!ISOn, keynote speaker at the dedication; Calvtn Minnis, president: end Allee Giles, Nina Minnis end VIrginia Garnes, members of the society. (Krls Dotson) Crowd flocks to fall festival Barricade removal cheen merchants IV CHARLINI HOifiUOH OVP news editor IV KIVtN KILLV OVP news editor RACIN E Entcrtulnmcnt runging from contemporury . gospel to country-westem set tl1e tone for Suturdny's Rucine Fnll Festival stugecl In Stur Mill Purk. · Despite the mornlns' s ovcn:ust skies und the rtiln thul tlnolly cume, hundred~ turned out for the unnuol event, which kicked off with u purade mid-morning. In the purk, booths selling .. . ,1-.,~., ' U-~~~-iE~~ ,·:', . JANIS 1he GCAWL members uml the public were invited to bring theh· dogs und did so In K0 RA C AII:E YOU &URE l'f I~N''f YOU WHO'S BACKWARDS? from all over l.'tlllii'Ol . 4 ledl1111 - :II ,.... OOPS, MY PANfS ARE ON 8ACKWP,Rt:'S der settled over Morgan Bethel CemelerySuturday as more than 300 people How they reseurch<.'<l und tilund the true story of how the 30 exslaves from Virginia found their way to Galliu County by wuy of the Ohio River; how they are dedicating the next six mornhs to lundraising to put monuments in the cemetery where most of the lands' residents were buried without headstones; and why they thought it was important to have ve teran markers placed on the graves of 15 black Civil GALI.IPOLIS - Dogs of O ioarran;o ARLO& ·aark in the Park' VINTON - A sense of humbleness, pride and won- gtllhered for the dedication · of the Lumbert Lands CIANJIC - WN8AMV CIMWXIICCIT THE GRIZZWELLS GARFIELD GROOM CHECK - Angle Bailey, I n, of A&L Pet Grooming, Patriot, checked Mllltltle, e black · Labrador retriever mbt, with owner Andy Brumfield of Wheetersburl! during ·Bark In t11e Perk· sta&ed Saturday by the Gallla County Animal wetfare League. (Kevin Kelly) r:J!/P news ettltor monel, und Eust must Majarllubjoolll riences: OVP stiff writer Bv KIVIN Kw.v TIIJI'II WIV 'Z-II' NI'I" pitch the club queen. Dcclurer tnkes three diumond tricks. over· tqkinJ:l his queen with dummy's kmg. South discui·ds u club, und Wes t jettisons two clubs. At trick 12. dcclurcr pluys u club to hi s uce, but then West cuptures the club four with his eight to dcfcutthc grond shun. NEWSPAPEIIS co.., AD !he ..........., IMI'JPMI When South cushes the hcurt uce, West lots go of 1mother diu· iht~, r 'v.hnTep LaYeR" Burnetta Runyan, 92 £dna Mae Wills, 81 Joseph S. Bokovitz, 73 Norman E. Neece, 68 ~!M: It!ICIUMF dummy . Eust, who must keep four diu· monds. dlscnrds four heum und 11 club. West releuses three hcurts und u dinn1ond. FHANK & EARNEST TH tf-.e C<>f'I1N G of push into se,•en spmh:s. West h:;1ds tlie hellft jnck. How W<\l.l ld you plun the plt1y'! And if unmher dedurer wins trick une in the WI'Oiljl hund, whut curd should win the finnl trick'! The dummy is perteet. There ure 13 top tricks vin six spudes. two heurts, four diumunds und one club. But hccuuse the dium o nd ~ ure blockt•d. you iu:ed n dun1my cnt r¥. Since the only one 1s in heurts, this Is the rig ht line: Over·tnkc thl.l heurt queen with your uce ut trick one. druw trumps. un· block the nee-queen uf dinmonds, cross to dummy with u htmrt. cush the kiny-juck ol' diumonds (dtscurding your tow clubs), und cluim. · · · Now s upp ose someone else wins trick one in tho dummy. He runs ull the spudcs. throwing · two clubs from the everything from baked goods to bird houses, from woven rugs to wicker bus· kets, from glusswurc to dec· orntlvc goose garments. lined thll wolkwuy lenqlng to JIIITIVAL ROYALTY - Rachel Chapmen, center, was crowned 2002 Recine Fell.Festival Queen In Saturday noon ceremonies at Star Mill Perk. Jeri Hill, left, was first runnerup and Cendlaa Barber was named Miss Ccn.enlellty. (Charlene Hoeflich) He took his listeners on u Cloggers. Ruchel Chnpmnn, daugh· ment begun before noon and with songs from Presley's ter of Tommy nnd C.T. continued until·dusk. eorly yenrs to the time of his Chapmun of S)'racuse. was HighliJ1htlng the enlertuin· deuth . crowned 2002 Full Festival ment fore to the delight of queen. Other entcrtul nmcnt, the oudlence with two shows well received, Included the Jeri ·Hill , daughter of was populur Dwlaht blues-I nspired duo Stevens Bobbl nnd Perry Hlll of Icenhower, Meigs County's & McLain, the Ross Sisters Blvls Impersonator. and Clyde, und the Big Bend PIUit 111 Futlval, AI the stuge where entertain· journey down memory lane all the blaze · and its uflermuth. Demolition and strengthening of common walls for buildings not uffccted by . GALLIPOLIS the tire sutislied the cily the Downtown Oulllpolis merchants and their employees urea was once again safe. are cheering the removul of Qflicluls pledged to remove the safety burricade along the burricudc when demolithe 300 block of Second tion or the Lynch building Avenue, which had come to WJJS complete. "There will still be some represent more of un "eye· sore" than the fire-dumaged work on sealing the walls of buildings It protected the the remaining structures that may result in construcpublic froln . · "Even though there is un tion work in the future,'' empty space, It looks much said, City Munuger Bob nicer," sul'd Nancy Lewis, Gordon . "But our goal is to cause tin employee of Thut Speclul as llule inconvenience to Touch, after city crews removed the borrlcnde the merchants us possible in the future," he added. Friday. Desl Hurt, an employee of The barricade, which hud stood nlong the sidewalk the J.C. Penney catalogue since the Aug . 4, 200 I, fire outlllt housed in the Stone that darnaaed five buildin~s Jar, next to the barricade along the downtown •s matn si te, was ecstatic that the business block, hud served obstruction was gone. as a constant reminder of PIHII 111 hrrlced8, AI National Rehabilitation Awarenea Week lsleptemllerll • 21 Holzer Medical Cenler salutes our Inpatient Rehab Unit duringlhis s~ial week. For more information on lhe services lhe Rehab Unit provides, please call 446·1070. --·-··..-------------- ...' I MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www .holz.er.org - f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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