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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 �PapAl 6unbap lilld·6mtintl Alittle Sunchly, Sept. 15 BY AaNn HAPIIA OVP staff writer RUTLAND - Horse-lov· ing people from all over the county will be saddling up and taking to the t.rails Sa1Urda~ to help children with senous illnesses. Isabell Dill. Rutland, sllid she · has been hosting and organizin!l a sponsored trail ride to nuse money for St. Jude Children's Reseurch Hospital in Tennessee fur the past seven years. St. Jude is u non-sectarian. non-profit hospital which prov1des cure for children with illnesses such us cuncer or pediat.ric AIDS. Dill first heard about the program. known as "Saddleup for St. Jude" from friends she regularly rode with. "I wus a member of a rid· · ing club buck then. and we decided a sponsored ride here would be a good thing. [ o.yion [M·~·j • a···......: r~ ~~l • <) ,.. ...... tno. 011008 SMwtlt T·110rm1 The ride is over I0 miles of trails. and 1.5 different properties. "Luckily. I have nice neifhbors who don't mind." . Dil said. The ride. she added. is suitable for all ages. "It's u nice slow. easy ride. . We've had people of all ages participating • from two· yellr-old children to an 85· yetll'old man." Dill organi~es the ride with the help of two friends. Not to mention her best friend. who ulso· happens to be her husband. "Mr husband Michael supplies all the rider$ with drinks. which are donated by various businesses. He's not a horse·rider, but he takes his four-wheeler and rides around helping stop truffic. Beforehand he checks the . lrnils for anything that might be dangerous. like a fallen tree. After the ride he cleans the trails. "Two friends. Joyce Fey and Anne Saraent beJp me on horseback. Ann st~s at the front. Joy1.-e in the muldle and I bring up the rear." D.lll said. "That way, we don't lase 1m~onc, we know what's go1ng on alllliQRg the ride and if anything happens there 'II be someone to help." . There are s~ial prizes for those raising the most money. 'For example." said Dill. 'If someone raise SI7S. St. Jude will give thorn a cap, sweatshirt, sports bag, tee shirt 1md patch. " I also have pri11.es to 11ive to the people who raise tbe . top three amounts," Dill sat d. People interested in learn· ing more about the spon· sored ride. and wanting to participate or sponsor a rider, can contact Isabell Dill ut (740) 992-.5.552. . Sunday, Sept. 15 . The other memberS said to me, 'why don't you do it?'" recalled Dill. ··so I guess I got suckcmd int.o it," she lidded. laughin~. ·•so we contacted the hosp1· talund got the ball rolling." It husn 't been a hardship. th·ough. Dill said she has enjoyed the rides. "It wus so much fun the first year. I just kept huvina them," she said. Dill said it keeps geuing better. "Last year we had our best turn out ever," she said. "We had 66 riders. and raised $3.492. So I hope it'·ll just . keep getting progressively better with each year we do it ," • This year. Dill added, she has received calls from pea.. pie all aver the place. ''People from all over: people I don't know hnvc been culling me. I'm expect· ing quite n few, " Ohio leukemia Cabell cases joins drug trial ·dismissed, laid-off patient . officers fail to show West VIrginia weather Sunny Pl. Cloutty Cloudy Pialn Flurrlta Sl1ow let Showers and thunderstorms likely We11ther Forec11st Monday night ... Mostly . Today... Showers and thun- clear. Lows in the lower 50s. derstorms likely. Highs in the Tuesday ... Mostly clear. upper 70s. West winds 5 to I0 Highs in the upper 70s. mph. Chance of rain 70 perWednesdny ... Moslly clear. cent. Lows in the mid 50s und TonighL .. Partly cloudy highs in the upper 70s. with u chunce of showers and . Thursday... Partly cloudy. thunderstorms. Lows in the Lows in the upper 50s and upper 50s. Chance of rain 30 highs near 80. percent. Friday... Partly cloudy with Extended Forecast · a chance of showers and Monduy... Purtly cloudy. thunderstorms. Lows near 60 Highs 75 to 80. and highs near 80. COLUMBUS (AP) - A The dru11 is the first leukemia patient will be opt ion for leukemia one of the first people patients thtll goes beyond nationwide to try out a pill trnditlonul ctmcer trout· that could do much towurd ments such us chcmother· HUNTINGTON (AP) intoxication, court eliminating the .diseuse if upy. radiation nnd trans· - . Seventeen cnses in records show. . tests are successful. pluntatian. suld Dr. Cnbell County Mngistrute "We are nHtking every Benny White Sr., who is Court huve been dis- effort to contact the offiMfchuel Caligiuri, ussoclbeing treated in the Arthur ute director , of clinicul missed, including eight cers und try to get them to G, James Cancer Hospitul reseurch drunken driving cnses. cume Ill court. but there for the at Ohio State University. Comprehensive Cnnccr because the nrresting huve been . situations will tuke his first dose of Center nt Ohio Suue. officers were laid off in where we have not been the drug. MLN518. next July due to the city's bud- ublc About 40 people ut five to do thut," week. get problems und didn't Hammers suid. sites tho nation will White, 62, of suburban take 1ucross show up in court. wo pills dully during Officers ure legully Groveport, has ·ucute Without the former obligated to appear in the early stage triul, which m~elotd leukemh1, which Huntington police offi· court just like uny other w11l be diagnosed in about will test the sul"cty and cers' testimony. it is near· resident if they receive a 10,600 people nationwide effectiveness of the drua. ly impossible to ~et ' a subpoena, Hammers said. It's tailored to people this year. The rapidly proconviction, said usststnnt In many cases though. it who have a mutation in gressing diseuse i~ the prosecutor Senn is uncertuin whether the most f11tal form of their FLT3 11ene. Such Hummers, who called the officer received the sub· · leukemia In adults. · The people represent us many number of dismissed poena. overall five-year survival us 30 percent of those who cases "dlsturbine." Subpoenas Involving hnvc the disease. The rute is 14 percent. Huntington la1d off 16 "I've · 1101 real high · mutution muy be linked to pollee officers to help Huntington pollee offl· hopes, I just got a new rapid growth of leukemia bulunce the city's budget cers are delivered to the police department, dis· grandbaby going to be and to a lower chance of for the upcoming yeur. trlbuted internally ·and . born in November, and survival. There have since been at least I06 magistrate logged into a book, &aid . that's my first one," White Caligiuri compared the told The Columbus genetic problem to having court cases In which laid· Sgt. Hank Dial. the Dispatch for. a story un on-off swllch in the public off officers were needed department's Saturday. · by the prosecutor's office Information officer. body stuck In the "on'' After White's Illness position. He and other as witnesses. "We do not hove the was diagnosed In 2000. he Ohio State researchers Seventeen of those udministrutive ability to was treated with were among the first to cases were dismissed. force officers that no chemotherapy, and that describe Its effect. There are 28 cases pend· longer work for us to go put the leukemia in remising. The remainder were to court," he said. "B ut sion for a year and a half. · "It's on all the time und sellled through plea bur- we will do unything we guins or guilty pleus, cun tu work with the The pill appears to be Starts to crowd out ali the White's best option other ce lls In the bone re.cords show. prosecuting attorney's because u bone·marrow marrow where blood Is Other cases that have office to get cases prosetransplant Is out of the produced," Culigluri said. been dismissed have cuted." involved charges of question. None of White's "It's quite nkln to weeds Diul said some laid-off domestic ballcry, under- officers have appeared on five sibli ngs is a match, growing on the lawn nnd age consumption, curry· their scheduled court 11nd doctors told him a you let them grow nnd you ing a conceuled danger- dates. donatiOI'I from a nonrelu· turn nround in u week and · ous weapon ·and public live is too risky at his 11~e. your lawn Is replaced." It is possible for the He said It'~ too soon to .He hnd hoped to rccctvo court to send sheriff's a transplant of umbilicaltell how effect! ve the drug deputies to find those not cord blood, but his Insur- will be In people, but ani· appearing for their court ance company won't pay mol studies huvc been dates and force them to for it. promising. uppeur. but that has not been · done, Hammers . said. ."1 huve seen it done before, but not usually Aviution is desi~ning the for cases like these," he addition, which wtll be paid said . . for through a lease agreement In at least one of the with Yeager. Construction is drunken driving cases, e11pected to begin this winter. Hammers asked for u Training for new TSA continuance so he could employees ussigncd to Yeager attempt to find the offiand other West Virginia air- cer, but that was denied ports will tuke place at the by the magistrate, he Churleston tcrminul. said. More than 30 TSA employees are working ut Yeager. Twenty-one scrceners worked at the airport when passenger , scrccni ng was performed by a private contrnctor. Since January, the TSA has hired more than 28,000 passenger screeners serving 93 airports. The agency also is be~inning to recruit, hire and tram more than 22.000 baggage screeners to operate cKplosives det.ection gear. On Fnday, U.S. Transportution Secretary Normao Y. Minetu named Nicholas C. Bruich us federal securit_y director for ti ve West Virginta airports. Bruich wi II be responsible for security at Yeager Airport, nk you Claudette Tri·State Airport near Huntington, Harrison-Marion Re,sionai Airport in For purchasln1 my lOOl M1rktt Steer Bnd~eport, Morgantown Mumcipal Airport and Wood . at the Gellle County Junior F1ir. County . Airport in Kelli Beth Elliott Parkersburg. Yeager airport to serve as base for federal screeners assigned to W.Va. CHARLESTON (AP) Churlcston's Yeager Airport will be the home base for 70 employees of the new federal Transportation Security Administration. Yettger marketing director Briun Belcher said un e~tru 3.000 square feet wi II be audcd 10 the terminal building to m: ~ommodute the new fed· erul passenger and baggage · screeners, their trainers and supervisors, and managers for TSA operations at other state aiT,?rtS served by airlines. 'It will beu fairly big deal." Belcher.suid. The TSA was created following the Sept. II terrorist attacks. Belcher said Boeing Correction Polley 0Jr main concern In aU storlaa Is to bo accurate , If you know ol an error lri a story, call the newsroom al 446·2342 or 992-2155. NIWI Oepartmlntl Oolltpollo Dopar.tment exta~tlona are: Mlnoglng tdltor NIWI tdllor Alllgnlng tdiiOr Bportl Ext. 1B Ext. 23 Ext. 22 Ext. 21 Pomeroy Oepa~ment extentlqn• are: O•-•t M1noger NIWI New1 . Sund•y. S.pt••h• 1S. 20U Ohio weather OHIO . 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"'1.1.~ lnoldo Golllto Ceunty 1l Wnks 21 W..kt 527.!0 IU.U 52 Wttb 1105.56 UWoob - - - · Gllllt Ceunty Uf,2! ,. w..u 156.68 52 W"kl S109.72 • DANTAXOF .. t ' • • Is I New the chance to .:be a kid BLUEFIELD, W.Vt~ . 'Dtu1iel IIIlO Relletuh Cl\ri~i1111 had just sturted to I.'OII'oe to temt~ with their intlu\1 Kim's lle"'C \~mil~<, whel\ the l'Oir pi\' \VIIS f111.'CU with II Iii\). ~o·hnnging \le\:islon. ''Son'oe t'tien~s ~\1 us in 't0\1\'h with the CUe[ fumUr. in 'McDuv.-ell Cllllnty wl\1.~-o little ·girl - Michelle - had been deuf und hu(j 11 cochlear imphmt," Rebelmh 1\1\id. · Al\er meeting them und seeing that child ... wmchil\9. )\er mlk m1d seeing wlmt the hnphmt htl4.11.kll'oe for her.l!lllld, "I wtu\1 my child 111 he uhlo til henr:" Rebekuh e~C.pluined thnt some · nerves in Kim's e.ll~ didn't 1.\~\lle\.:t which tneunt the dit~ terence between henriiiJ.I nnd. · deufness thr the little girl. "Ever~thing el:<e l~ ~rt'ect in her enrs. · R~l>ek11h l'lltll. Rebekuh sni1l there is ll chunce thut with time. the nerves in Kim's tight enr nu1y devel11p llS she i!I'\IWS lll\1.1 ~\'ill\• tunlly ~·onnt:ct. cremh111 n normal sense of heurlng in the one eur. In the menntime. the Christiuns w~re 1.letennhlell to try eve!?:thing Jl(\~slllle m mnke Kun's hfe ~.~11\\lbrtuhlo . The tinnll)' tnweled from their Vullscreek hmne to Chnrluttesvllle. Vn .. whill'll they dlst:.'overcd thnt physld1ms ut the lJ nl verslty nf Vlfl)lniu Mellicul Center's Division vf Audiulugy cmtlil pertiwm sut'gery 11nd lmplunt u smull. compl\ll\ electronic device und~r the skin hehlntl Kim's ' etU' In help her henr. But the surgery C..'Onldn't be done until Kim wus 111 leust 3 yours old; In tho meuntim~. Dunlel nnd .Rebekuh decide to teuch t.hllln· .selves. Kim, nnd her bl'llth~ ·Dunlel. lmw to .usc sign Inn· IIU{\J.IC. "We tlllked to everybody In (.1.\1 l l lttt l$ t \1'1 lli\lf11.'1' t.'t'l til~ 1'1¢1\ tti\\11\'11\W~II.'\I '1:11\'i>l' 1-'l\!\'l> )~h,l t\\f h1 the \l<lll' Ill\' l!"lllllj: \\II\ thll)!l d'\:.'h~ otilit~ Ml,. tho \\'>1.11\tY." sail! Ret>t•k.uh. " \V\l \\'01\t tv ttit-lillnll')' ... we l-..11.1.,1:ht h<l\ll..s 1111 ~~~ lm~\Ul!-'C, "'' !-l'll tllpls 1111 sijlnh~. Dlu1k'l tltlll me \\'\ll.tld !-'el up Ill ~:~l tWI") 11\\llllh'f m\\1 1\'llldl the lttl>o;'S nnd \I'll d e111•.'h hill'\: ut\\llel'4llll tmd then 1\'0'\l t\:~t \'lll:h lllht•r:· The \"\ll.lplC ~~~'(I \IW\..1.'\1 \1 itl\ Kim ''~' her st~·h. lll>klit~F 00r tiny htu\\ls l~l\in>t thdr \IWll IMilltS S() sl11.' \"\1\tld t~l the vibnltll~\s us uit' pn~St'\1 thilh' ll'111.'he11~. il~lin~ tlwir vocul ~"\ll\l~ tl\t'v. luu~ht Kimt\• milt thl\lltgh putletl\,'0, lnw m\\t thol slm)llt 111:1 \If lmitmion. ''We crh:d 11 l11t 1md h.-It guilty. I ~lidn't ~hi11t... sn111l..e llf (kl unythh)!llll hm, my hnhy. I telt like tilt'~ mu:.t ~ s111111: thinll IVI\11~ with n~· M~ Ill~>· llt111il WtiS lllljlf\" Ull\•111 h." Rehokuh &~lid. • "We're ull put here 1\u· u pnr]1\~-;e. 8111 when 1"-'~·1~ W\111111 t~ll him thllt 0\llllmd u I~IIS\ll\ lht' tmlking Kim ~.hml'. l>nni<'l ll~>itllt get Ul\ll.l')' nnd I'll)' tilt' 00\1 ho lmnws W\1llldn't dn thtll to n l>llhv. Ilis 0\111 llllt'SI\ 't mnkc h11hb hli11\l. sil'~.lil'lll' HI' kill Httl~ ~hll\lt\'11 . i\11 nf It "''ttl\! just twnk Y\1111' ht·m~ sometln\cs:· · Finullv. th~ dn • 1.'11111<' nnd "" Mm\'h '-1. IW~. Dr. Ocm~~ liushistll.. i l"''rl\1nncd Kim's sllt'l!l.'l)'.11l~ 1\unily hut! !II wult thl\lugh 1m ll!llll\il.lt\ll. sh -w~-vt.. henllllll JIIWI'SS hd\lt\'" the hnphmt wns swltdR~I 1•11 nml tested lilt' th~ 11t')(t tim~ . A ~~x:hl\lut' itntllnnt b11't n mlrude tlmt l'\111\plet~ly t1)Sl!>t'()S PI' ~I\' Illes 11\ll'llllll ht'Ul' lny. Bm the tll\ll~t.inll i.levelnp· ment wm·ks with the help nl n SIJOO\:h pt,li.'lls&OI', whkh s le~:ts nnd tltTlll)!lt:s sunmls t'l~ked up by 11 mli:l\l]lhunu. A tnmsmltt~r nnd t'lll;eiver/sthuulmnr t"CI.tllves S]ll.'l.'\:h sl11nuls whl~h are. pro•.'essed mill ~otwllt~ed Into oloctrlc lmpu lses und sent tu the bmln. · · 'Businessman sentenced for tax evasion scheme COLUMBUS (AP) - A . mun who got rich from u bill· · collection business he found· ed at the uge of 21 wus sen'cnced to 2 1/2 yours ln •prisun Fridny for hiding mil· · lioris from creditors und the · lnternnl Revenue Service. · Prosecutors suld Rlchurd Schuh1., with the .help of his >brother. Thomus, cstnbilshcd .u web of phony compunles to . hide profits. Rlchurd Schultz, ~2 • .ot' Westerville, ulso must p11y .$1.26 million In restllutton, serve 416 hours of communi· w' service und puy n $28.~00 flne. He plcuded guilty In U.S. District Court on Aug. 9 to one count of filing o fulso · 1994lncome·tu~ return. : Schultz wns president und :Chief e~ecutlve officer of. f:olumbus·bnsed Nutlonul :Revenue Corp. from 1994 to 1998. U.S. Dlmict Judge Alilcnon Murbley ulsa sen·tenced Thomns Schultz, 4,, :Or Powell. to 14 months in :prison, .fined him $7 .~00 und :ordered him to servo 416 ·hours of community service. "As purt of their scheme, . the Schult~ brothers udmltted diverting money from the com puny und out of the caun· try then tnklng steps to hide theit' illegal nets," sold Gregory Lockhurt. U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of' Ohio. Authorities said the broth· ·ers luundcred million~ of dol· . lurs throu11h bunks In Cunudn, the Cuymun Islunds In the Carlbbeun und Guernsey lslund in the English Cltunnel. Thomu~ Schultz pleuded :guilty in AuguKt 200 I to con:spiracy, fullure to diHclose foreign f'lnancial accounts und nbHtructlon of juHtlce. 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'I' I \IIIII\ 111 I' I hltlll' 11\<l~l' II h<lllkl il>l \ llll'lll''lll 'IIIII 1-(~p 1\•t\' \ ,,,. ).,,~ 1, I) 1111!.. 11 h•• l'll~tw.l 111 .1dd I \\111!\1111\'\ II' \'111111'1'11' till 1111' \1\N,I)lhl l<lll ~<l, l t' l' tu lllh~II HI\\\111111 \111\111\'" . \ Fl 1N.VI1'l 'lu.' c•··' 1.1.1m1,,.,,. .1 Accessories In Stock Patrol ste s up ·Sept. 18th •Sept. 21st Flora.l & Gr enery traffic en orcement -- La.1nps near schools -Pictures By the ml<.l· l91)0s, lhe compuny's clients Included Cillcorp Bunk of Amerlcn. U1BANON, Ohio (APl Sun 011. the Clevclnml - Sevcrul t'utul und nuur· Clinic. Ohio· Bell und the futul nc~ldunt~ lnvolvln~ Fe.derul Deposit lnsurnnco · teonujjut·s In southwest. Corp. Ohio in r~~ilnt tltonth ,l Schuit1. reportedly netted huvo led the Stutc $11.3 mllllun fmm the sulo of Hl~hwuy Putrol to step up Nntlonnl Revenue ·to the l)lllrols nuur s~hools In the Deluxe Corp. nf St. llaul, re11lnn . Minn., in April 1111.)4, A The putwl pluns 111 month httcr. u l'edernl judt~e ln~t·eu~e enl'ut·ccment ncui' in Cullfornlu uss'essed . schouls in Wtll't'UI\IIttll sev· Schultz nnd 11 business nssn· erttl othet· suuthwest Ohln clute $S million In lcgnl cns t .~ counties hufm·e und uftet· lncur1·ed by three dofendunts dusses und durlill! font hull Sch11lt1. hnd utmtc~essfully gumcs und dttll\'C ,I . The sued. effcwt. stmtln11 Sunduy uml Schultz clulm od on hi .~ ~lHHlnulny throtiJih . Nnv. 1994 lncnmo-tnl' retu1·n thut 1~. will fo~u .1 espe~lully he received only $~.~ million nn SllCo~llnjj und sent helt fur his ll1t\lorlty stn~k in use. · Nutlonnl Revenue. "If u hle nu~u dl'lvel' Is Schultz nlsn estuhllshed . opet·utlnjj u nuttur vehl\' le three bojus Clltn]lunles. und violutin~ the iuw, they Phunlom Curfl.. Luxor Inc .. cun oxpecttn receive strkt und Cc:durwuud 'urp. und onl'nrcornent," suld Lt. fruudulently clulmod $2.5 Mlchucl Sundc1·s of the million In business losses Lchunon pntml post .. through 1hem. rroNccut or.~ · TCCIIIII!ICI',I 1n11ku 1111 ,lust Nul d. 7 pot·~unt of ull ll~:uns~il dt'lvet·s in Ohio, hut th~y wut·e In 14 llllt'~unt of vohl · cltl-t'Oitlluil l'utulltllls tllltt wor·o Involved in 20 p~t·· ~·ont of ull I'CPili'IOd ucd · donts lust yent', uc~'lll'ilinll to stute stutistlcs. 1.11 200 I, ~M.~OU Ohln residents hot WOO II the llj~US llf I(I 1111\l 20 wct·c licensed 1\l lll'lvc. "RCNCIII'~h NhtiWN . thnt tocna~ors ure 111ut'll likely thun ul~~r •11'1 vcrs Ill s/~uocl, l'llll rollllt~ht~. muko I IOjjlll tiii'IIS, t•ldu with un lnloxl~utcll lll'iv~r ntHI tll'ive uftur usln11 ul~ul111l Ill' ilfllj~K," WUI'I'Ill1 (.'ounty liculth C:unHnlsslottct• Clem~o Rllell stild . "TOCillll!llli'S Ill'~ 111\li'C llkuly thun older \lrlvcrs 111 under stltnlltc 1hu li Ul\llOrs In hu~. 11ri.lmrN sl!Utllilltls, unt.l they huvc lcsH experl· encc cnr,In11 with such sit· Utltlnns,' hll suld . - ~ble Accessories - Ca.ndles -Area. RuQs Trust. ..is something you earn. • AccmmlltiR • Bu.rl11e,,,, Adml11lstratlo11 • Executive 0./llce Admltli.ttratlon • Medical Office Admi11INtratlo11 Ohln Mutuullmch•rNituuiN. WL• wnrk with ynu tu prllll!l'l. yum· l'umlly nnd till' IIII~H yuu Inn·. Our 11nllduN 1u:e mudl.i wllh yuu In mind. PntaruHHIVlo,lnnuvntlv~. CllltiJil'l.ltlvti. fullttttluy. • T1chlllcal Support Specialist • Computer Appllcatlonr Tee/mol~ Ohio Mutuul· Mure thun juNI n Jlrnml~e. Galllaons career "CUa. 0.11 7• ' £()4,~hJNUriiiiCI: 31111-H Ill FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPI'EMBER 30, 2002 . VIlli our Wlb lite at: www.golllpoiteoorHrooilege.oom •moll ueat: gocGgattlpotiiOOIHIOOIIegt,OOm e~pund. ,, • I ' " �lundlly, September 11S, 2002 PageA4 Opinion Sundlly. September 1s. 2002 Obituaries ...... ...., Bolawlb: GALLIPOLIS - Joseph Stanley Bokovitz. ?-3, of Gallipolis, passed away on Friday, Sepcember 13. 2002. at the Arbors at Gllllipolis. He WIIS born on June 9, 1929. in Oak Hill. West Vlralnlu. Joe Is survived by his wile, Ellu Sttnds Bokovitt. IU1d five children, Vicky Richards IU1d children (Jason, Joseph, Stephen. Rebecc11. Khrlsta and Lisa) of New Boscon, Michfian. Joseph Bokovitz IU1d B.J. Wilder of Kitts Htll. Matthew and Mary Anne Bokovttz wid children (Joannu. Philip and Bryant) of Gulllpohs. Jon und Leah Bokovitz and children (Alex, Luuren IU1d Brett) of Sugan10re Hills, Oh1u, tu1d Pat and Sue Bokovltz und children (Mauhew und Peter) of Downingtown, Pennsylvania. He Wt\S preceded in death by his purents. Joseph and Anno Bokuvttz: and o sister. Ellzubeth "Sts" Withrow. Joe Is survl ved by his sister, Helen "Cookie" Bernuth, u brolher-in·lnw, Bill Bernath, a brother-ln·lttw, Roy "Short.te" Withrow: und severnl nieces tu1d nephews. Joe WIIS u gmduute of Oltk Hill High School In West VIQ!iniu, ru1d Glenville Stule CoOege. Joe ulso served In the United Stules Army during the Koretu1 Wur in Germlllly. Joe tuul!hl high school and coached footbull. busketbull und bu.~ebull at Ravenswood High School m Ruvenswood, Wesc Yirlllnla. Trimble Local High SChool In Glouster, Duwson·Brymlt High School In Coul Grove, Symmes Vulloy High School In Luwrence Coumy, lllld Ironton St. Joseph Catholic High School in Ironton Joe wu.~ ulso u member of the St. Louis Cnlhullc Church in Gallipolis Culllnll hours will be held at the Willis Funerul Home In Gulllpolls, on Monday, September 16, 2002, from 2 until 4 p.m. tu1d 6 until 8 p.m., followeCI by the Rosary service that evening. , The MUlls of ChrlsLilUl Buriul will be held on Tuesday, September 17, 2002 at II a.m. at the St. Louis Catholic Church In Oalllpolls. Burial will follow In the Si. Louis Catholic Church Cemetery. -l'rlld'nodct &all Third A~ue • Qelll~llt Ohio (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 448-3008 www.nlydlllyttlbllne.com Ohio V lley Publishing Co. Don Olckerton P.libllsher Bette Puree Mt\naging d1tor Andr~w ' Carttr As t. 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""'' II:J 111 t\'1\htvc <ttutll nud Ulli ll'll hln ''"''' ltitd '"" ' h It '"'''"' 111 tll.t~•· Mil\' tile hHcsl S<'ll ll ,, '' 1 l~ dmtl inltnpk• nt<' ltllli ~ \\lid ''"""''~1 11 11 \)1\tjc~l, , II ,,,.,... , 111 ltt.th<' ''"\' t\,h '"''Ill ~d 11t~· !It'll nllctilhlll. And 11 lll'l'dl Ill ~ ~· I 1111\ll'd 11\'illl\' lil t' lle\1 \1 \ldllt~ NC\\N\111 , II 1h11'1 11111 tll'l'd llllulul l) 1IHtl out lite p11hlk lu duihls . TODAY IN HIS'T' ORY IJY 1111 ~S HO(' I~IIlJ Pill SS l11d.t) I' Sumli1 , Sq\1 I ~. lilt' ~~H ili duy ul 2002 Tlict·c tn•c Ill / d111' IL'IIIIIIhc )L'lll rill' lcwl;lt Duy ol AI<IIICIIICIII. Y11111 illlljlill , IW ~ III N Ill \\Ill WI I< II III) \ lil!lli ii !!ltl IH 11 \lillry 1 ht I ~. IH ~ I. lnd<'ll<' lllil'll<'l' WIIN pt•ol'lalntcd lor ( 'ustn Hl\'11. 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IJill!!\' (('l'll~ h 'fb i f)ti\111111 CN) I ~ .r~ I ""1111111 1\llll ll elhm: k lltlll Mutlllll 1~ Il l. Actor IJutmy Ntu 1' " 14 \( op IJI Kuy CIn· " I 1 ll11ck tll tl\lclun All ell ,'i ltclil'rthcrjlcr ll.tl) " II At·fnl ,lo<lt ('lttll lc• I• 11. Singer : Iw ill' S•• ull .dl'll '• <'11t•l11 r• 21t llt llul u'• l't'illcc llc11ry '" IK lliol t)•ftl lot 'l111luy: "My ltL'tlll I• 11 lttllcly litllltcr lhul hwll" 1111 u lt•lrcl ) hill •· "111!1111 Mud,cou" (WIIIIutn Shurp), "colll•lr u111 11oruml poet I l K~ .~ l'lll ~ J s,.,,, LETTEltS TO THE EDITOR Paid.by tile public l)l'"r Edltort I wm1llo reply tu the let1r1 lo Ihe c•ll· ltH' dulcll Au!! II , 2002. It nm .lim Clark und llt>cndu 1'hn111j1Mlll, two cmph>yecs t't\llltlhe Ultd\im•'s oi)ke . In lhclt· lcllct\ the ~ wu11tcd In ''l:lul'lf'y 'nutc of the shtlemcttts lllttdc hy Donttil.l Ihlblllth.'' ~nttdldtlle fm C1.1lllu C'I!Utlly uttlllllll'. 1'hcy sllttcd llwus "not mcutllln he ptllltlcul blll to liiltll'lll the mxpuyct's nf lhe slltllilhllts us they ttcll\1111)' Imp· jlCIICd," • I workcll In the ~ lllll'thou sc for 20 ycm·s n11d know of mun~ slltmtlnns thul o~ciii'I'Cd In lite n11dllltr s nll'lcc As 1111 Ml' Hnkomb\ co\1111\l'tlls nl July 2~. 2002, illy UlldC!'i>l\Uidittjl. of his I'CIIInt'ks Wet\' sllltjlly this: Ml stnkcs hnw hectt 1n11dc willie Mr. Bct i hus heel\ lllldltot nttd he wus tryltltt 111 111ukc llt~ I'"Yct s tiW III'~ uf lhCitl , • As l'ut the ll'lil<. ,1\lltt'l they h(IVC lhc lkustll\' 1111li pl'il'llcgc ul lttiCitdlll!l C<lll· Cl't'n<·cs 111 luxtwious scllhtf,' 111 sunny Suit Dlc!ln, Cui II', (A\ull I. ~0110 , heudt lJitily), Aptll 2, l llOI thtou ~ h l\j1t'll .~. 21lll0, umlct'cltu', n11d lllllnlt llcud. ~ . ( '. ~oulctcl\~c Apl'll I. 21Kil thtouglt Apl'll4, 2001 '1 At'c11't these ••uh•l -<llllc sc tllilllll~ cnudu.:tctlntllllllllly hy the Rcnl l:isllilc Asscssmcul ,.,,nlructnt. (',1\c Luycr ul1ll Tl'lllnhlc, 11 Duytou, Ohio huscd cottlpllny I llul mote lllljllll'lllllily, lsll ' l Ihe uudllot 's olfkc ill dull y conlucl wlih Cole L11yct' 1t1ttl 'tnllllhlc tcsolvlng pll>hlcllls 111 rcul cslntc ns well ns <~tll ­ wnr'l! updtllcs oVCI' the phone til the D11yton lnculltml Thi s Is how Ihey wc1c hunlllcd 111 yct11's ~ one hy, 11 phouc cull. lux, ot' u lcllc)'. Why then lhc sc ll'ips'/ llow Clllt hi s dcp1111111CIII 1pC11d lliX • l puyciN' money snlt'Ccly while EMS uml shctl11 's dep,nlmcuts 111'\J stt'UI!!! IIng for opcnllllt t~ l\lltd , I Nevet 111 my 20 ycurs set vtcc lhd Ihe liMS hmll!lcl ulluw me loullcml even un 111->lutc con1crenct• much lc" u dlslnlll nut-nf-sl,tlc ,·nn IcI'Ctil.: c, M) r1 Thtmmschck Bidwell flit looks like a duck... 1\dllorr In 11)71), the US Etllhussy 111 hun Wits tnken ovct In II)H 3, the U.S. Mutlnc Bnnucks In llcil'lll were blown Ul) 111 ll)t! ~. 1'WA l'll ghl H47 wus h jacked In A1hc11• 1111d 11 U.S .- Nnvy dl v~ 1· murdct·cd. In II)HH. l'un Am lllghl IOJ was hlow11 up In IW ~. the Wotld Tutdc C'cntct WIIN homhcd In I'NH, the U.S Embllssll's in Krnyu nml Tuntunlu welc homhcd On Sc\'' II . 2001. lht~c ll S uh lhtcts IWtc It ju,~cd 11\ld flown ltllo lite World 1 rude Ccnlct nnd Pcnlil!!'"'· kllllug nvc1· .1.000 people. Itt lst uel. 11 suicide hottlhcr sltllt!!hlct·cd 20 sdl\ntl kids Who did the u~ts ol vhllcncc'' Scllohy Dtl\l ! The l'onlh l'u iry I Otundttlll Mo ~cs/ B,ll'ltcyl Wllu Bill llkc11p'' Elmer Fudd ll:.lvl sl All or these 1\US were cll\1111\ltlcd hy Atnb Mu slim ex(t cmlsl who urc so ltllrd wllh ~ tm s utllln g hulrcd thttl they will go Ill uny length' lo ktll Amcrlctlns, Chtlsllnns alld JcwN, whcthct lltcy he 1nc11. women, or dtlldtcll Nnw. we got u lollu luthcudcd ncuuctnb 1111\1 lcgul\slk );lDitlidutls s11yin' lhlll "rudiil ptolllillg is Wtollg, CVCII Jllc~ul Well , I !1, 1llncw ~ lot' you'Nc guys. If I Slllll 11 NWIII'Ihy -skhmcd , sl1llly, hi'OWII -cycd. hlnck -hcurdcd , smiley IUCed uudc Wlllk\11' 11\lllllld Ill II hnthrobc Ultdu scurl Wl'lippcdutouud h1s m•ggm. I'm ~nltllll he NUspkii>Us Vcty simply. 1f tt looks hkc 11 duck , wulks l1he 11 duck und quucks like II duck. It's II uuck. pul : und no umnuur ol lcr<ulc ~><' hl11hhet I\ I!Otlnu llllcr the fuels und the truth . Phooey to you'sc !lll)'> 1 Hob Murphy Vim on Very moving Dl'lll' llem· Editor: My dut ics 11s ttn employee of Ihe Mu,un County IJuunl ol Et.lucullon involve vl<illlll! the vurlous schools thtllll)l.hOUI I he lOU lil y Ill llll'CI Wllh 1JIIrC\11S IUtd ICSI SllldCIII > I'Cict'rcd Ill!' spedal education scrvu.: cs. . On Wednc sd11y. Sept. II. 2002. I huppcncd to he 111 Polnl Pleasant Middle School uml wu' Invited 10 ullcm.l thc'ir Wll/01 n•cmorlal setvice I Wits gteutly lmp1 csscd und deeply moved l>y ~Vl'l y I!Npcu ulthc progt·um. whldt Included a pelfolltunlce hy Ihe PPMS B11nd. poems 11\td cssuys composed und tcad by eighth !!rude Eu!!lish students, putt Iotic songs sung hy 11 group nl I'PMS lcuchcrs uttu the pluyin!l uf "'liipN" by !ell Hilhctl The students utlclldilll;t wcte ull well hchuvcd u11d allcnlivc l:ivety one ot Lis ill MUNOil C'OlllliY can he VCI y prnud ur the pllll'llltlsm 11nd 111lcnr thai was displuycd Ihut day 111 Point Plcusunl MIJulc Sehoul S11r11 M. Stricklen l'o\111 Plcusttt1l Nw11•n Eupnl NIICI MIDDLEPORT - Norman Euaene Neece, 68, of Middleport, died Thursday, September 12, 2002. at Holzer MCdlcul Center In Gnlllpolls. He wll!l born May 16, 1934, In Omur, We~t VIQ!lnla, son of the late Charles ai1d Oertrude Herndon Neece. He was u retired coal miner, 11nd WIIS employed by Cen1nil Coal Comptu1y and Southern Ohio Coal Company Mine 2. He was u member of United Mine Workers Local No, ll-'86 11nd Local No, 1886. He Is survived by his wife, Madeline "Pat" (Brownlns· Adkins) Neece of Middleport; children, Doug and Bobbie Neece of Thornville, and Charles tu1d Putty Gibson of Bluefleld, West Vlrllinla; llrandchlldren, Samantha Neece, <;ody Neece lllld Mason Olbson; brolhers, Charles N. (Sylvia) Neece of Pomeroy, Howard "Jack" Neece of Middleport, Roy (Donna) Neece of Middleport, and Edward (Rhonda) Neece of Middleport; a sister, Janice (JIICk) HUIJiY of Pomeroy. Also surviving ore slsterti-lnlaw, Allie Jackson of Bucyrus, Hml_ (Ab) Zirkle llf Accoville, Weal Vlr&inla, Kathy Foster of Beeville. Texas, Nellie Jo Adkins of Accoville. Well Vlr1Jlnla, and Elsie Adkins of Alnhet!lt, West VIrginia; sever· al nieces lllld nephews; and his cona1an1 complllllon, "Sara." Services will be 1. p.m. Sunday, September 15, 2002,at Fisher Funeral Home In Middleport. Officla1fnll will be the Rev. Andrew Plll'sons, Burial will follow In Brodford Cemc<ery. Vlsltulion Will held In the funeral home from 6to 8 ~.Saturday, September 14, .. KILPATRICK'S VIEW Justices defining.punishment that fits the crime Six ycnrs ago u trl11l )uugc 111 Monl~ltth , Cull!', se ntenced Lciilldi'O Andruuc to lll'c In pt·lson . The chtti'!IC Wits shnplll'llng. Now Andtudc 's cusc IN hcudcd In lhc Sup1·emc Courl lor Urj!lllllctllon Nnv. ~ II will hc'u vct·y clllsc cull i'lllhc IICIII't ·nl the cusc Is u mu~ l m II H old us lhc writing~ of Clcc t'O 111 ~2 IJ .C "Lei lite punl shmc111 I'll lhc cl'imc." Rcllcctlng lhttl sound prlncll'lc Is lhc Hlghth Att1cnt.lmcnl to our Constilutluu . II decrees lhul 111 crlmluul cuscs. "c ruel 11nd ur1usuul" lluttl ~ h · ntctHs Nhufl tli!l he Inflicted. The lucls In the Andtullc ~~~H~ nt'e nnl In ui NIJlii C. By lhc litTle of hi NIU Nl HCn· lcllcltt g sl~ ycu tHll!!"· he hutl become udillct cd lu hcwhi. He hud mckcllup u l't.l~Ori.J llf IWII I'CN iuct\1\ul hlll'l!iUI'iCN, one cuunt of u·urlsportlttl! 1111\l'ijuunu , tlllli one cor1 Vlc tlon for es~u plng l'rnm II fcucrnl rrl son . Untlcr C'nllltHI\Iu lnw. he WUH II IWO•Iitt1C illNel One tnorc N lrlk ~ und he wus t-tlll. Awnrc ttl' the cnnHcqucnccH II he were cuught. A~turu,lc cvlucnlly wns lii1Uillc lu Nlup In hi Hcrlrnltml curccr. Burly In Nuvcmhcr llJlJ ~ he sh•lc five vldcolu/leN from u Knturr In Ot11urlo, C'~tlll'. "wu week~ Iuter· he Hhoplll'lcd llttttlhcr l'ou1' lupcN l't·om u Kmurt In Mttntclulr. Not lh11l II mullcrK, but the lllflCN were chlldi'cn'N l11/lCN-- "S now · Whil e," "Free Wll y." "Lillie Women," 'l'hc tUlles were vu luct.l 111 $1~3 ~4. CJivcn Arulrndc'~ lung rccorll". the lrlt"cc ttlnr cleclcd Itt try him for cln11y lhcll. A Jury found him gulll y, 1111d the tt\ul judge h11p11•cd the llllliiUU· lut y NCt11cncc required hy ('ulllnl'lllll luw : 2~ ycur~ l'tlr cuch ull'en1c , the lcrt11 H ru he served curtscc urlv cly. i\rtdrudc will 11111 he cll gl hl c fur purolc 1111111 2041!. lie will then he K7 ycur ~ l James Kilpatrick COLUMNIST nld . As 11 prucllcnl muller, he is In lor Ilie ·rhc U.S. Cmll'l nl' Appculs for lhc \llh Circuit reversed Anlirude's convk· lion. In 1111 oplnhtn by Judge Rl~hurd Pnez, lhc court held thut even con~ld · crlng lhc delcnduul's record, the Nt.J nlcncc WUN "~rosN i y dl sprnpnrtlonulc In hi s Climes. ' The court cmphuslz.ed lhul It s decision docs nul. l11vulldutc Culllornlu's lhree-~ trike luw. Its hu)dlngiN llrnllet.lll1thc "unu sttul clrcumstunccH" 1)1' the cuse. ' In ncccpllng the cusc for review, the Supreme Cuurt ~~ plunging itllo u muze of prongs, principles nnd preccdctlt ~ In the lnsl such gu-round Itt 1\191. Ju ~ llc c Anth1my Kennedy sur· veycd lhc tcnuln und slllhcd ·thut "tho prcciMc cunlours urc uncleur." And lnuccd they ure. In llJI!O, In whul Is knnwn liN the Rummel cu~c. the court upheld u lllc sc nlcncc with the pnNsibility of purole. The dcfcndtu11 was " repent offender, bLtl hi s "priors" convictions were lor Nmull lnrcenicH. The cuurl cmphusilcd lhut under Tcxus lnw Rummel would he cltglhle lor purole in only 12 ycurs, luM t 11hrcc ycurs Iuter, In Solem v. llclmN, lhc high court cruwftshcd. A South IJukotu ctlltrl hatl se ntenced Helms ru llle Wlllwut purolc. Helms h.td six priors, lncludtng tht cc btll'g lurJcs und grunt! lurccny. The Supreme Court luund lite life senlencc uncon· stllutlonul. 1t1 the p1occss lhe cnllrl estubllshcd u three -pron g lest lor t.lctcrrninlns 11 u sct1lcncc ls "grossly dlsp1opor1ionu1c ." The IC NI cumpurcs l~e hutshncss ol lhe pcnulty to the gruvlly ol lhe ol'lcnsc, the second und third ctllerlu reqolrc u compurlson of sentences in other jurlsdi cllon N Most rece ntly, In I\191, the high court split drun1uLi cully In ulflrmlns the file NCtllcnce Imposed upun u drug deulcr In Mlcltlgun Jttstlcc Scullu und Chief Justice Rehnqulsl went one wuy · Justices Kennelly, O' Connor und Squrer went unnther: Ju sltcos While, ;llluckmun, Stevens unu Murshull dis · sen led, In the mldMtof the curnuge, the court mtcllned four principles to be udded to the three prongs To gel buck lo Lcunt.lro Andrudc: My guess Is lhutlhc court will vote ~ - 4 lo void hi s conviction und rcmund the cusc l'or u new und leNs drucunlon se ntence. By upplylng the prlnciplcNund prongs to the theft of nine vlucolupes the nuyorlty pmbubly will conclud~ thut u sentence of life without puwle is lnt.lced both Cl'uel und unu suul. If thi s Is lhc outcome, II could trigger l\11 explosion of uppcul s by thirdstrike pris<lncrs everywhere. A thouHu nd such pri HoncrN In Culllornlu ulonc urc behind burs for u third ollcnse lnvolvinll drugs or polly thcll. One way or unolhcr, whether the 9th Clr~uil INufllrmed ur reversed, we will gel u nllw pronoun ~e ment on the power of' the stutcM In dcllne thcfr criminal luws. A third Ntrlke wcm't 1\eccssurlly mcu11 "out'' uny mnre. (Jame.Y J Kilpmrlck /,y tt roltmwl.tt for Unlwr.l(l/ Pre1.1 Syndlt arc•.) - Deaths lun:ltta 'Sidle' Runy1n Park' is to promote llUf I'I'JII· nilttlilln, und the 'PIIYHli 1111d neutenng of dogs rather thllll leavini them along the highways, s11id Chrl Cozza, GALUPOUS - Burnetta E. " adie" Runyan. 92. Gallipolis. died S11turoa~. Sept. 14, 2002, uc her rest· GCAWL'~ secretary·trea~ur­ er. de nee. She aflued thut struy 1111d ArrllniJements will be abandoned dogs lm.lvttably announced by Cremeens t1nd their way to the county 's Funeral Chapel. animal s.helter. where 11' not clt1imed within " period of time. they ure put down. "E uthanl~ation 1s not ttn HUNTINGTON - Edn11 effective means of animal Mae Walls. 81. Huntington. formerly ot Crown City, died control," Couu udded Frida~, Sept. I), 2002, m St. "Thut's been proven But Mary s Hospical. Huntington. spaying ttnd neutering hus She was pi'CI(.'Cded m death ~n a, more elfectlve means by her husband. Clifford of controlling the overpopu· lation of dogs we huve m Wulls. Oallla County. Services will be 2 p.m. "Spuying and neutering 1s Sundtty in Hull Funerul important. and If people can't Home, Proctorville, with afford to have it done. they Pastor Chrts Farrow olhclat· c11n contact us to help." she ing. Burial will be in Oswego Communltr Cemetery. Stlid. lnformutipn on spuying und Otwuy. Vistlulion was held in neutering wus mude uvulluble the funerul home from 6 co 8 to those Hllendlng,. who were p.m. Sacurday. treuted to demonstruhons by Edn1 Mae W1lls Festival fram'-ltA1 Lcturt, was first runner-up and Candlse Barber, duughcer of Tummy und Ru"dull Congo of Portland. wns numed Miss Congeniality. The queen was crowned by Lindsey Smith, 2001 festival queen The "Lord of the Hnrvest" llout of the Sonshlne Circle front PllpA1 I new llugpole by members of American Legion Post 161. VInton, while being sur. rounded by World War II, VIetnam ond Korean Wur vcceruns, alonll with some Boy Scouts. Lambert Lands Preservutlon Sociely Vice President Glenn Miller thanked Ellen Darby and Denver Curtis of Disabled American Chaj)ter '3 for their assistance In obtaininll markers for the veterans: Randy Adkins, Moraan Township trustee for nls assistance with tho fla11pole; Oallia County Sheriff's Offlcp's lnm11tc Release Pro&ram for oleanlna the grounds; Estlvaun Matthews for tho Lambert Lands map; and William Boone, Loat~n Monumen1 Co .. for hls mak· lnH the monuments a renllty. If you look now at tho Lambert Lands, there arc no hlah rises, no historical m~~rkers or parks Just Uke It mus1 have rooked' to the 30 ex-slaves thnt settled there In 1843," Miller snld. "I can almost sec them IJCl· tina off those ox carts and hear them say, In the words of Martin Luther Kln11 Jr., 'Free at last. Oood Ood almighty, we're free at lnst. '" Matthews was moved to telll's when Miller presented her with a signed artist's ron· dition of what was etched on tho monument. "I h11vc never, ever worked with so many wonderful people,'' aald Matthews about her fellow society members. "I love every one of thorn. This has boon u dream In my heart for so loniJ," sho added. Later she explained why she thought It was Important to create a map sfiowlna whl)rc some of the orlalnal 30 ell·slaves used to live, and why lhc project was so Imr,ortant to her. 'In October 2001, our ornnlpoten1 God knew It wa1 the ri11ht time for a proJect to bo started so that hla depart· cd for1Jotlen j)COple, who rest In peace In MoriJan Bethel Cemetery, would be rccoa· nlzed and remembered for· ever." Matthews sitld, She described the project'• three aoala: To remember the veterans In the cemetery, to recoanlze the 149 people who are burled In tho como· tery with no markers, and thirdly to have a map of 1he exact location of tile -Paidnotk1 (Editor '.I Mil: T1u! prtcedlng obltua'J was unlmenr/onally omltte from the Saturday L~~~~ B~~~· help, au three nmes·Sentlnel. The nmeJ- proJects arc completed and Sentlne/ apologl<.es for any will become a pcrmunent . lncon~enlence to the family.) hlstory of the Lamben Lands • •PM• AS Pomeroy • Mlcldlepol't • O.lllpolla, Ohio • Poln1 Plllt'lnt. WV • the K9 Yllil\ thai 1/.re pan Qf local law entun:emel\1. Th lie IU(ti\\Ll'llhons were >~Hied with Vir<~Jo IIJld h<m· dter M~tt Ch11mphn of O~dhpvlt' Ctty 1\>lu:e. IIJld Je,e and h11ndler Allrl.ln Metll.-r ul the Oa.llta Cvunty herilf> Ottke Ovot.l \:tllten>.lup tests ~vel\lpe\1 by the Amertellll Kennel Club were 11ho avatl· able to guuge dog,· behav1w around people <1nd lhe hOJOO, lltld the appetlflliWC uf UojlS bwught 10 the ob~ervance wa' ~·he<; ked by Aflile Bailey and Lt~,t Hutt1eld of A&L Pl>t Oroomm~ ot P'dlrt\11 Ma,ter mugtctun Phil Lud;eyoo uf Puml Ple<~sunl wa~ on hund to entertaw t:htldren with tits balloon cr~ uliom. and child idenllftcalton ttngerpnnting w11s offered by sh<'ntl 's Deputy C11rol Lemley . For a 11rsHtme ~vent. orgulltlers wete gntlthed by the rilsponse to ''B11rk 111 the Park." "We 'reJiunnmg on getltn* btsger un be11N every ye~;~r. • sa1d Sherry R(1ber1s, OCAWL's prestdeut. An all-volunteer orgumtll· tion. GCAWL meecs the thtrd Mondt\y of the momh 111 7 30 p.m. u1 St Peter's Eptscopul Chur!.'h. Its vtce prestdent IS Jim Colzu. und the bomd of direccors consists of Ylr~:ini n Addlosburger, Joo Nolun ~md Reedu Wlllhtms took first pluce In llouts in che purude. The prize wus $50. Several merchant s were given s~iul ~o~nitlon 11nd presenled pluques m uppreci· 1\llon for years of finunclul support for the Festivul program. In the group were Murty Morurhy of D&M Ptzzn. JoAnn Crisp of Farmers Bunk & Snvlngs Co.: Bill fwmPipA1 Frl\ncls of Frunds Florists: Puuht Hurl of Hurt's Kountry "A customer a'lked me a tew Kitchpn: Rose Excuvuting days ugo. 'j:an 't they move and A Cut Above. that burrlcttde so peor,le ctm wulk on the ~ldew11lk >"' she suld. and these 'leur ont>s will The 0011'IC~tde. unu the OCCII· never be forg<>llt>n." slonul closin!l the block l\> trnt~ Matthews snld. 11C, hud ll nejlulive lmpucl Oil The whole Idea for che business, especially during lu.~t event wus the brnlnchild of Christmus season. Mutthe'l\'s. Miller nnd "When lhe street was Vlrglnlu Garnes - nil three blocked, tl wu.~ bud fw b\lsl· having grown up neur or un nes.~:· suld Ashley Morrison of the Lambert Lund. French Ctly Cmn tmd Antique U.S Rep. Ted Scrlcklund Mull. "You'd sit In here with shnred his thoughcs on the nothing to do except cloun " dedication. "We cold our customers they "We are all brolllers ond ~'Ould J'IU'k in tho bltck and slsten and part of a l11rge enter throu11h the buck of the nulionul family," he said. store, but ulot Of people dldn 't Strlckhmd then lncroduced know thut,'' added Hurt. Colin Choplin, u member of "It (the bruTiondo) sturted to Grout Britain's Parliumont, become u PQmttulol\l thing." who was the congressmun 's ~uld Morri~on. "II WI!.~ how we guest. were givlnft people direclio11~ "Ohio's hospltnllty hils IO 11et here. been second to none " The empty lots now only Chaplin said. "This uctle be11r metal barricndos since clearln11 In this Appalachian thoy huvo been I'CIOCdcd. As far forest fs 11 wonderful Ollllm· Wl Lewl~ Is ooncomed. It's an pie of Amorlcnns • remark· lm~voment. able desire for freedom." • As liOOn as I looked down The keynote speaker was lho street. 1 saw n difference."' Oallla County native she said. "It's Jetting 11 new Richard Sbson of tho Ohio look uguln, 1m It hus some· Hlslorlcftl Soclely bonrd of thlnlliO offor peoplo." direc<ou. and east Interl m "Havillj tho wall removed president of Ohio Stute wns a direct retlecclon of the UnlvcniiY· wishes and concerns of the "It's aood to be home." merchants." said sold Sisson. who grew up downtown Oordon, "We hope that this near the Lambert Lunds. will sp!U'k their revenues for the "Somcthlnsllke this does· hol\dily SCU!lOn und IIIIPW them n't happen without a vision Ute previous your's .. and a drc11m," he added. "It Itoass.reooup shows thllt wllh devotion und Lynch lac Is still private· lndomltoble spirit whul cun ly The owned, while the shes of the be done. We're here co cele· Former Brundeherry und broto a powerful Journey" Hu~klns· Thnner bulldlnss ure He shared his own fuml · In the hunds of MnlnScroet ly'w personal connection Oulllpolls, which l0<,1ks to mur· with tho Lambert Lands. His family memben were uboll· ket them for future business tlonlsts that "knew sluvery development ulons the !llock. Slans that the clowntown Is wasn't right In the eyes of Ood'nor In the conscience of recovering from the llre hove continued over tho pruu yeur, men," "This journey Is yet unfln. und on Sulurduy. a now busi· lshed, but flnlsh It we muse," ness, Insplmtlon or Fulth, hlld he &!lid. "This Is u righteous Its grand openlniJ severul doorti obllaatlon God llave us up from tho f1re silo. Grun11y Hnnds, which toward freedom. oquullty opened ettrller this yettr, also on and concord," Suturduy featured urtlsan Many In utlendunce cried, hullacd loved ones und Mlchilllc Hlpp of Orumsville, loolCed upon the three monu· W.Va .. whp domonstruted her mcnts with reverence at the doll-muklnB sidlls, while tho unvelllniJ at the end of the Guilla County Animal Wei fore Leu§ue's llrst "BIII'k In the event. "Ood bless us ull and let us Pttrk ' 4rcw vlsltoo downtown, "I encourctiJO county resipralsD Him, for this remark· able day would never have dents und vfsitgrs to come happened without His will.'' down10wn, shop, 110t u blto 10 safd the Rev. Calvin Mlnnlt, eat and show supP!l11 for our presldept of the Lumbert locul busineases on Second ood Lands Pre~ervatlon Society. Third avcnueM, and all ~~n>und thut fi'IUIII'C," suld Oord!ln, Barricade u 1 r meigS &.0, v ""',.,_it ClUb .,.,.,lflflng L<1"'"S"" 1\Mr Hloc. ru"~ .... ••Ill U"AY1 Sept, l7th, 6PM at ::!'.!:&, ,..,., Carleton School. For mort lnfOrmtrtlon, call 1110·992·6839 Auto· OtcJnera ln•uranoe Ltr, n- C.r B~llltM '7tf, ""- AI~ n ,1!lr ~" .. INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. 114 Court Pomeroy 992·6677 Local Briefs - ~--~--------~~----Court tom t GALLIPOLIS Fourth Dt 'trtl: I (\lurt o! Appeah Will ~OtW\"nl" llll Thur>day, tpt 26 1\\ ~ )0 1:1 '~' · in th O<tllht Count) (\)1\lllWO Ptell.s counrv,,m tv cons.~o r casos. from Ot~Utll 1111\.1 law renee countte-' Cas!.'> w 111 b"' ~u»ue<d befwe jud&e> Wtlll~l\1 H Harsha of Chtlhcothe. Ro11"r l Kltne of Cm:levtUt> t~nd Dllvtd T. Sv~ns. of Ot~lhpolt' The court '' •ompn'ed vf Harsh11. Khne. Evan' 111\d Prl.'sidinJ Judi<' Peter a Abele of Atllen~ . The court directly rilVIOWS 1111 CIISI:I~ hottrd l>t triel.l in l~>wer cvurl~ m which " de~·lslon t~ bemJ <~ppo.-led . The~e ~·"""' tnay have been tried 111 Wl11l1Wl1 pletas, probate, JU' ~mte, muntclpal or coumy cou[[>, ~md may be etther cml 01 cnmuutl ~'ases The cvurt servl.'> I-I cvtmltes tn lll.\llthern Ohl\1, uwludinll Adams, Atl1en>, Gttlhtl, Hl~hl11nd, Hodu1~. Jackson. LttwretlCe. Met~'Pickawuy, P1ke, Rn", Vinton 1 und Scioto. W"shinjlton. Street rep1vln1 GALLIPOLIS - Weu tll<~r permiulnJ. Shelly Co w11l be puvlnJ several >lreets w Gnllip()lls on Ttte>day and W~dnes~I"Y· Cit)' MuniiJer Bob Ot,rdon ttt11WLI1Wed, Durln jl the pfllti'Ct w1>rk hours, there will b11 111• parking on either 'kle of the stret:!IS. The p"vln11 proje~·t tttcludes Olive and Cedur stre..,ts. the 400 bluck nf Secund Av e nut~ . und State Street belween S~;c;l't1d 1.1 11\1 Third. The work wIll be sUtrll n11 at about 7 a.m. and continue throuJh 6 p.m. Re~ldems are a~lied 111 move their vehlc;les from the project ure" durln jl lhb time, "Your cuoportltion will bo appreciated durin' the durt~tion of tills lmprovl'" ment pro,loot," Gordon said. SpiCIII 1111lon OALLIPOLIS Gallipolis City Commhslon will meo1 In s(1oclal ~osslon ut 7 p.m, Tuc~dlly In tho Oalllpoll~ Munlclpttl court· room, Clty Mttnftgor Bub Gordon announced. . Fr11 lmmunlz1tlons lll.'l.'()ffip<.!Dl~ I;>\ II p<.~r('ll\ I le¥.<~1 ¥-llil.rdtau.' ~'"' t-.1~ -. ntllli\UII4•11vn rewrt.l \\i ttl! 1~111 Alw, th WI(' \>thc; will '«' ~:h 111' by apr->~ntm ftl l.ltJnng tile ~''ll"'l= hw11 A<J.d•ll\'{ti;ll lt.'f' ,,.... , , 'Ut;ll ll' blovd pti."\\Ure dt~~~ and pr9j:O~l\t.') ll''l' · w 1U be otfert:d dunn~ llle ~\ei\\1.\J hour' <~l tn"' he-~ltll <J.r;-p~MI· ~urr~nt me-m Fund·r•lser set OALUPOI.IS A lun\1· for Jvho A C.-re(~ run for the 17th ''"' ~ S\"1\1.\ltl Dt~trwt •~ut ha' bwn !IN l\1r ~ p.m Saturd<~..v. Sepl 2l ill th~; llil11~hmt~n ft~fm, r~-1~0 Olltu itliU\~ 7 Sv"tll. 7-112 md"'' "'ltttl of O<tlhpoh' A S2~ j)\'t p.lN>tt ll\>1\i:l· ItO\) , .. \\>lt~llt Thl''" plt~t\· 11111~ tv att\"1\\l 1hvuld I.'Vn· t<tt:t Clt~HI ~lillll'r <It ~!\(\• II~~ I>} htdil) . 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In Pt1memy. llf bt mull· In» d\1natll\n ~ to 11\0 llNmdl Tliom"~ Me>morhtl Scllolllrship f\tnd, in c11ro of F11rmor~ fhml<;, R(), Bu11 626, fl'umeroy, OhiQ 4"69, lnt'orm!ltioll h avallablo by call In~ llQJ. 7"2 ur !.1112· '171l. Pl1n reunion RACIN E - fink fllmlly reunion will be hold a1 1 p.m. Saturdfty at Star Mill Pgrk In Rttclnil. Corrtdlon MIDDLEPORT - Mury Wl8l1 Wlwlncmroc<ly lden· OALLIPOLIS froo tlflt?d in Ttlo~duy·~ edhllln Immunizations will bo pro· II' 11 mombor of Mlddlt?p<lrt vlded by the Oallia Cvunty VllllliO Council. Sho I~ nut Health Oepnrtmonl on a councll memhor. but Thundny. Sept. 19 from 4. ruthl1r u member of 11 olll· to 6 p.m. at the healtll ~on~· cummlttoo Wllrklnu department. 499. Juckson un ro~torln» the Middloport frel(lhl depoe , Pike. 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I\\~ ~I ~~~~' ~\.'\11\ 111\W h11~ 4,tlllllllttllel~ 111 -1 I ~~~~~"~ \vllh "''""II"' MI.' ®ly 1\lillll' \11\1 ~\11\hl~ ~II\ \'ll~mll til'~ 111' Ihi' hill'"'"' hll)lt\l~l\\\1 , , ~ . 1 \111111111 In '1111'~.. $~~\mlllhm. l ~~~ 111'1 11'1\l~h : S OAL ~ llU M I-ll ~~ I-ll \1-1 -4-\l \)..\ · ~~~ ~-I \\-11 \1--4 ~ ~"~ l~1 A~\1!111! ~ ·' f\'J\1\1 ~-~~ Wl\m!ll \l·l M ~· I '-2 lll«<irf.. 01111111 0 . '-~ ~ ~. lllft!IMI\1 Ill founh qullltcr ,,f this wntcr- Mftwellll \ll., "~-~ l~l ~ Jaclili<llll\l IM\1\1 ~~ 1\:l, Wl\ltt!ll\1 loiii!Cd @Wlle. For 90 mlndboi!I.!Ht~t~ mfnutes, the Gllltlr!l nctulllly tntlle..l 3-0, l'l:lllnesy ll.f W1 hlt\\1\.'eiJII•ltl by ~ex GrossllliUl on his tlrst Utrow of the night, u 48. yard tleld llll8l by Kevin Kerr and a TVC ~~ my· ~ ~'1!1 ~-!) . O-il . ll-l! . flll!)~t\\k!t ~ , . ~MIM-\\ll\ O-tt m rntllllll\ M. ll-ll ll-ll 81~111111 WA~~ $00~~ I)~ 1).1) ~ ll-tf •v slop n. ll-I ll4 1!4 ~).{; Ill fllll~&l'ltkwl ~. 1'11'1'1!11' ll ~I'll~. ~I Hl)ddll\lll Nllil!ll!Mill!-'ill\11 ~~ ~II tllll!l ~1\)W ll\1, \llt\11:\11 tlllutl\y ~ ~11:\11 ~ 1 -0 illllt week Itt Division 1-AA Northcuslcm, and cmnc In us u 42polnt underdog, Wlth II g ytttds on ~9 curries, Juck~on wus the ilhly 100-yllnl msher ot' lhc nl!Jhl. He finished with 12 yards pa~slnl! , .-11, tntk Hill!~ WAI\iltlmllll!, Filii R)'81lll , lllu~'l ailmll lt!l1ll!l\lllllll'\ol*llt!tltlll3, Miller tl '#t!f1ama et 8Uilll\littl, 1~111 1\l11lllll! 81 ~11100111 N.~ laltl. Non·leaau• tHm M . :!·1 111)1\1\)1\ Weh~t\111 SYtllltl-. V.ll•v ll•tl N Hlitll\IM · 1•1! tntkH*I ~~ soul!\ Gt~lilll ,.... oam.. ~~ :~~~:~~out\\ allli tl ~=.m~~~~~~ 1 lndlanla..ball .Angels win. Friendship Twins close in on AL Central Invitational title in 3-2 win over Tribe CL~VI:JLANI:l Ill IIU\1\Ittl, 1~111 ·ChtahiN n1tlvt · · luda ssu ·nlltln to· wlna ' ll(:)R'rSMOUtH tmtlve JeMI(er turuelluK lil~tirtl II uhtl! kill~, ht l~ln~ !IIIIIWI\11. !ltttte 1~11111111 uub 11~ 11 with 11 30• H, Ml· l(I 3 •20 wlu uv11r 1\~mu~ky thr MUuu illllut'doy, CtWHenuM II Ktl hlld MYet\ hlll~ ittlhl! dui~1111 Uenn' 3tl· U, :lU·.21L 3U·2K witt t!Ver the~ltlre Muuultllu ~lnte , :SSU im~rllmllo l{lck ot' three und btuUI!ht Itt ltl cll81l~ of chumpugnc In UlltldputhJitof cele"lltltltc MlnllllMtlltl brutltll! u tiiVIKiou tltllil,' 'fhe llllll!l~ ntllllbl!r 111 the AL Clllllrtlltu ht~lntts, the det'ettdlnl! AL Centrul !Wil with u 3 - ~ w1t1 over the ~humpM, huve bullied to hold utr Cll!veliind lt1dlrtM on Suturduy the party. lllllht. l{ced (l ~- 7) allowed two tiiiiK on Thll 'fwln~ cou ld dluch thtlr tbur hits, with two walk~ und three flr~t pln~llff uppenr1111~11 ~lt1ce mlkcouts. 11)91 with 11 Will 111 JncubM 1-lleld oil .. ~ddle dunrdudo ~Itched the Su11da~ utul 11 thhllll!ll lv~s 111 New ninth for his 41 ~~ save In 41 Yl)rk, · chances, UllWI\ l · lln the ~eve111h hmln11. · The lltdlnns tltlll'tetlu battery ol' MlllHI\~tl\11 IIYUided lush111 thi!Tr Jn~un Duvis and Vl-cttlr Mlll'tlllet, thi rd strn Mht with u twu-run rully, whtl wert! P.laylnl! In Oouble·A · Lui~ RlvM led uft' wltl\ 11 wnlk, Akron 11 week ll(tJ, • · Jtl~tJUI! JUI\IIM duublt!d tll\d Crliltlrtn Curl St!dlt!r n·2) Weill I 1·3 Outtntlll hll u twu-ru11 slnlll\l. · lnuinMN ur relief, IIIYIH~ Ull twu !len l!rtJuM~urd hmmued rur the runs on two hit~ nnd a wulk fur thll lndllin~ . luss, . MlflllestJlll urrlvi!d 111. Clevelnlld l{eed I~ II· I 111 hl8 l!l~t HeYen on 't'humtuy with umul!l~ number 81ltrh with 11 I . ~7 SRA. He Rc~u 111\l.rtllv'l ChmH Wah~ltlli 1111d .Xenlll ,.liM IH Allpll, II llllllbrook wnM Weill ~~Veil (AIJ) - lnillll!l~ 1\vln~ ~lllthcl r M lrulltt cubblta Is, Browns 1!111111! Ul1' lhll 11•Td nl'l r th• hJ~ ur thl! Mlllth htl11111!• dulllell WUM led by t u111 uu~lnlu Uurry L"rkh1 . tlllwn tu the ntf llr 111~ tluauut, wht~t'll 11111 two tulkl!d, ..' ,, • fifth. ' . culled up a duy earll· cr frmn 'trtplc·A lluf'l'alo, hit a 41 O•rl)ot ~hot Into the visitor's buiiJ)en In right flcld on an 0·1 BtuU~Iillrd 1 pitch. Rted then hit John McDonald In the buck oM a 1·2 count. Plate umpire Lot .Dlaz warned the · benches, which brou11ht com· plaints from both manallers, McOollttld Iuter scoreil on u sln· ate b.y E!llh Uutks for a 2-0 lend, O~vh cruhed throullh five lnnlllga Ju his rtrst. major len11ue ~turt, rethiHII i!lll of the rtrst ei8ht blltter~ he filced. He went ~ 2-3 lunlllllillallowlttg a run on si" htta, IWtl Wa ks and t~ree strikeouts. must wins · t'INtiNNA'I'I (Afll ..... lte1111i~ '11tylur ttllu Ju11~ dulllen hit UUIIM~~UIIV\1 l'tlll• N~tll'h11! hit~ lntilll'lt\h lnulitl! l:l t'ul't! beiHtl lnvutvetl In 11 llri t' tiUMUll{ 1'1111 lljl UN lhe C'inclntlull MlidM fl~llt th~ hl~u11u ubM j . i Suturdlly, 1\tyrur Md dullleu Wl!te teMirllh1 tl bY, 1111!t1lberM ur lh~ R dN ~uu~hht~ Nluf'l' tu the llt~y Itil proved to 4-1 ogulnst Cleveland thiR SCallOn . His only rough lnntns wus the t!,tJ, Rtcll dtfut liUII\IUI liM · It ~lmwcd the mos1 In the second qlllliler when Bobcuts qUIIrterbuck Dontrelt Jack!IOn led his leum on a ~lil.ltllul 2.1)-)llay drive !hut ntc up 9!47. ro\'cred 63 yards nnd Included rout ronvel'!llons on llilrd· or fourth- • lllld~hort. Finally, the dutol'!lstopped the drive lilt~ held the Bobcats to o fleldgout, With I 111lnutt1 letl In the l1111t half, Ploriduled 7-61ljjainsl ateutll thut lost ll-4 . ~ " \).1) Mlly1 GllwtH ~ ~ l'!~~ltl UJt~lniJ fru~~:y to In tills (!rune. In tuct.lhe Bobcats mn the option allnlghtlllld threw rour 111\!llsly pMses. Just like laM week lli!Binst Mlllllll, tile OutorN knew whru W"s CotiUt\11, but they l'Ollldn't tllwnys ~tny ll-1! 1-3 Vl\111:\11 Coo\ty ~DNIIIIIII 11Im mltlute ~~~Ohio dldt\ 't do ll~ O-Il ll-ll o-il O-Il Well~\1:\11 ~it\ lmi!·Stranl)TII\lllhUndel'lltomt !hut sent the ti!Wlts to tlie locker room for n 46- ~- 1 •• •• • •• �' ... Blue Angels f II toW rr n • MADISON. Wis. Quarterbu~·k Hn1vl..s Bt>llinger Sl'l.>rcl on a 2-ylU'd l..t•,•per with 1·21 len and No 22 wi,l'onsin dt;Jged upset - mi~ded Nvrtht•rn lllill1>is 24·' 1 Suturday Thl' !lndt~trs "(4-0) won despite 10 ,u..:l..s by th~ Huskies. who held Anthuny Davis, the Big Ten's leading ru,her hst yeur tu 49 yurds on 14 eli!'ri~s. ' ' ' The Huskies ( 1·2 l of the Mid· Am~ricun Conference outgtllned the Badgers 455 yurds to 27~ but they h11d ruur turmwers to Wisconsin's Qnc. Mlnnesot 11 3t Toledo :11 MINNEAPOLIS ...:. Asud AbdulKhuliq ru~hed tor u t·ureel"hi¥h 103 yards umlu touchdown nnd 11 tso threw f\lr 11 score to lend Mlnnesotn ~~ u 31-21 1vln over 1\lledo on Suturdny. . The httrd-fouaht win avenged 1111 ~mt>armssing 3.8-1 defent to the Rockets h~>t ycnr nnd nel!nted 11 strona gnme th11u Toledo's Wllliuni Brntton. who run Ill times fort 14 ynrds und three tou~hu1•wn;. · Purdue lH, w. Michigan 24 WEST LAFAYEITE, Ind. - Kyle Ortun \vus tHl tnrget with his fnvorite turget tutd erused nny doubts ubout his nbility to lelld II fourth -quarter comehnt'k. . John Stnndeford hud seven cutches lor 143 ytlrds und two touchdowns. inclttdlnl! the ¥lllllC·Winnlng JO-yurder from Orton wtth ~:26 left as Purdue rullied 111 bent Western Mlchiaun 28-24 Sutur\luv. • Also In the Bl1lO Jow11 St. 36, Iowa 31 IOWA CITY, lowu - Senecn Wullnce to oout lowu 36·31 S!UurdtiY nigbt. lowu Stute (3- l l s~'Ored three ll>tKh· downs in the t1rst I0 112 mint,~tes 1>f the second half and udded u sufoty to erase Iown's 24· 7 h~itl'time te11d and beat the Ht;wkeyl."s fur the tlfth straiaht time. Illinois !Ill, Ark11ns11s St. 7 CHAMPAIGN, 111 . - Jon Beutjer pussed l'vr 266 yni\ls 11nd t'o1tr touch· downs in his t1rst st11rt fur IIHnols us the Flghtlllll lllilli routell Arkansas· Stat~ 59· 7 Saturday. · llhno1s (t -2) also got 131 y~mls rushing und three t\lllt'hdowns lrllm Murris Virg\1. nnd Brnndun Lloyd hnd six cn,tches for 119 ynrds, Arkllnsus Stutc ( 1·3) muved the bull early. guinina t3& totul yurds in th\l first quurter, but the lnditms hurt themselves repentedly with ponnltles. Th~ Hesl of Ihe MAC Bowllna Green !II, Mlssourllll, BOWLING GREEN - Josh liums pussed for 311 yurds, cnught u touchd1•wn puss und ht!d two short sc1•1'ln». . n!ns to teud Bowhng Oret~n 111 u !11 -2!1 vtctory over Missouri Oil Saturd.uy nl11ht . , ' Wide ~~·etver C~!le Mn1Jiler threw tWO scortnG pusses tor lh~ F~lcons (.2· 0), who put up ~~7 y11rds ol a,ffense. .Robe.rt Redd cuu~ht I0 pu~ses lor 209 yurd~ und 11 tou~hdown l<>r Bowl,hlj Oreen. t~nd Jumes Hnwklns hnd live catches lor 112 yurds, Cenl. MlchllliiR l4, Akron 17 AKRON - Kenun Ll!Whorne rtltl for two touchdowns. Including thl.' 110· uhead score. with \1:22 to pluy, us Central Mlchlann bent Akron 24- I7 .Lawhorn<.> ~~·oretl 1>~ 11 2-~~rd fill\ wllh 2:01 lot) m tht~th1rd QUI\rter tu llo th~ illlll~ at 17-17 and had 11 l·yllfd TD mn .In thl.l founh \1111\f~t~, lie ,illlnc\1 I~~ y~rds Oil )0 Cl.lrftr>s ll•r the Chippewas (3·0), . ·a~ll St, l~. lndlllll St, 31 MUNCIE. Ind. , Mllrc\ls Merrlwellther mshed lo.r 146 )'llrds lind three touchdowns, and Boll Slate held ;>ff ~ndh.1m1 Stall.' In 11\ll fo.ul'lh <tuurtor ll>r " ~3-21 victory 1>11 Samrda)'. • , . Merriweather~ third tllllchdown, a 6-~ nrd mn, plll the Cllrdlna1~ ( l-1) nheud 23-14 curly In the flnt~l porlod. Kent St. 37, Cal Pal)' l4 . KENT - Joshuu Cribbs rushlld l~.~t 201 ynrds ~md two t11uohd1•wns and threw 11 3~-yurd scorh111 plls& to Derrick Bush with 49 se~'Onds romaln· h1g St11Urdny us K\lnt State rullled to be"t ,Cui P11fy :\1-)4, Cnbbs. who scored 1111 runs of, 72 und 41! , ynrds. completed ll·ol-:11 pusses tor Ill) yurds und two to~ch· downs us tho Oolden Fl11shes (,· ll won . n 1111nw thut hnd nine . le11d chtllljles. Including four In the luurth <tuurter. E. Mlthhlllll ~!1. SE Miiii!OUI'I J3 YPSILANTI. Mich. Troy Ed~urds threw n 16-yurd tou~hdow~ puss Ill Kevin Wnlter with'$ soconds remulnh111 to lend llnslern Michil!lll1 pust Southeust Missouri SUite 3$-32 Suturduy night. It wus the secund consecutive meet• lng In which Edwurds enylnellt'lld " drive In the closlnj tnlm11es for the E11;les ( 1-2) to hont the Indians (l-1), Grant grounds Michigan in Irish win SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Notre Dume hus un oll'onse ull right, und 11 hero In cornet'· hu~k Shune Wulton. Rynn Grunt run for two touchdowns und Wulton butted uwu~ u 2-polnt conversion puss wtth 2:53 let) us the 20th-muked Flyhtlng Irish prcsct·vect u- 2~·23 victory over No. 7 Michigan on Snturduy In one of the most crrur-fillcd 1111111es In this storlcd rlvulry. Aller knocking down John Nuvurre's 2-polnt puss, Wu1ton souled tho win wlth tm Interception near mldt'leld with 21 seconds left. Despite u gume full of so muny blunders. blocks und botched scoring chances, the gume - ns It usuully does In this series - crune down to the end, And Notre Dame (3· 0) cume through for new conch Tyrone Wllllnghum. Nuv11rre's 8-yurd touch•down puss to Bennie JoP-pru pulled the Wolverines (2· I) wlthln two points. With the crowd of !10.795 stundlngund cheering. Navarre rolled right and threw townrd Bruyfon Edwords. But Wnlton leuped high In the ulr und swuned the bull uwuy with his right hm1d. Notre Dome got the bull buck but wus furced to punt. giving the Wolverines one last chunce thut wus snuffed out by Wnlton·. In ooutlngthelr first mp-10 teum since 1998, the Irish ure on· to their first 3·0 sturt since 199(i, Qrunt carried 28 times for 132 ynrds, while Cnrlyla Holldny completed 8 of 17 pusses 1\w 154 yurd~ ftnd on lntorcejltlon, which was returned I9 yurds fur uTD by cornerhuck Mnrlln Jackson In tho first quurter. Noire Opmc fulled to score un -oft'onslvo touchdllWn In lis t'lrst 1wo ~&nmes. . Nnvnrre completed 19 ol'42 pusses for 230 ynrds 11nd o ' touchdown. Mountaineers hold off Cincinnati, 35-32 CINCINNATI (AP) - . l{ushccd Murshull run for two tnu~hdowns und pussed for unother Sltturduy us West Vir~inlu burcly held on for u J~-:12 victory over Clnclnnutl. Gi no Guldugll led unother lute ,·omebuck by Clnclnnutl ( l-1). which scored two touchdowns In the fourth 'l"artcr und hud u chunce to t c. Junuthun Ruffin'~ 49-yurd rlch.l lloul tltlllmpt hit the let\ upright us time run out. . Wc.<t Vlrglnlu (2-1) hud lit tk problem with 11 defense tltut will try lo stop No . 6 Ohio State next week. The Mountulnccrs rushed for 334 yurds, plied up 27 first duwns and didn't huve to 1JUilt until the fourth qumter. Avon Cobournc ran for 193 yurds und West Vlrglnlu's first two touchdowns, picking his wuy thrnugh u dcl'onsc. thut rc\lCutcdly missed tackles. t wus Cubuurne's second· highest rushing totul und the 20th I DO·yttrd game of his ~urccr. The senior trulls on ly Amos · Zcreouc on the Muuntulnecrs' career rushing li st. Murshull deftly mixed short pusses and option runs ngnlnst the tlut-t'ooted Beurcuts. The elusive sophomore Wits 16-of· 24 for 189 yurds und rnn 12 times far 44 yurds. Clnclnnntl's defense lost Its composure curly, End Antwun Peek - the Beurcuts' best defensive pluyer - got u 1. ~­ yt1rd penulty for tnuntln11 Mqrshull 11!'ter 11 pluy WIIS over. Couch Rick Minter cu lled Peek to the sideline, grubbed his Jersey, screumed Ill· him und benched him. but for on ly two pluys. Next week. the Beurcuts will try to stnp Ohlu Stute's Muurlce Cl11rctt, who run for us M11rshnll 's 1-yurd touoh· 230 yurds nnd two touch- down run put West Vll'lJinlu . downs In 11 2~ - 7 win over Ujl)S-17, Wnshlnyton Stute. The Ouldu)lll returned und led Buckeyes (3-()) will visit Puul two touchdown drives . His II· Brown Studlum nn Smurdny. yurd puss to 'i)'e Kellh und his Wisconsin qunrterb11ck keeper 1\11' lhe two-pulnt con· Brnnks 13olllnycr hn~ 11 lut uf vurslun cut It to 35·32 with time to thrm~ lust Silturdny ~:39 loft. durlnll tho Bndgers' ~4- 1 7 win, so the Mu\ullulnecrs change~ strutegles und frequently blitzed Otlldugll. The sophomore quurterbuck known for fuurth -quurter comebucks ctuno up shnrt on this one. He hnbhled off the field with 11 bruised rl~ht knee · In the thln.l quurter. then Wt!lked uround on the sideline Downing Childs, Mullen & Musser Insurance For buying my Market Hog at the 2002 Meigs County Fair II, I. It 'II" ' ~1\wll ~I 1\lo.~ II\\ 1\11 1'\illt I IIIII" ""'~ }I~Sflt~~lNP,r~~ ~dt 0 "'\'~~t\l~~~~~t~~ (AI - •" 00\ ll. ~ 7 Ill' ' ()to • ~ ...~~~~~'111\ill,ll\.1 l..-\\1\\\ l~i.\'\1 lbt thll J~"'t ~mi.' In sl:~; li\~{:1\\1' Ill tlol'~ut\!~;. {~ ~t.n ~~~ o.t~l\ II top- ~:~ t{!."~ '1\ ' ~ telllll fOI' Ute flnt 11111~ 1\J \I\~\ '61 t\ 11/ ell" It\ ~\i yean, Ye1 , th~ H~~~ 1\ 0 t,~Yi) foil Golden B~ats ~nd 1 •fsl· • \"' ->\){lft<lns , • • )'~lit, ~\liiCh Jl.'ll Thd~Ofd 1\ohmd f~.~t th~ s~ond "1'0" I llll thlll lmpros~~ strnljht ~k. hut unHI:.e with thl.'m~olves. • th~lr vkt~.~t)' over R.l\,'1);, C11l quutorbllck Kyle Ihey couldn 'I muul\1 II B\>llor III:COunted fw four comebll'l\:., touchdowns - IW\IIhrow- "Thlljlll)'s wtron 'ti'Oa~· lnj. one r~nnl1111 and one to ph!)'. W~>}lll\'~f \>VIln receivlni - ~~~ thl! 0\lldl.ln ~huwed up, Ml~lll~an Ro11r~ h"mbled. l!lth· Slate ~l>llch · ,Bnliby rtml;.«i Mll:hliat\ Shllil 46· Williams Slll\1. "II s vety 22 Snmrda)l. fl'uS\tallll@ · I'm mosli)' The 1!1st tlmelhe Belir& dhllppolnted h1 myself, 00111 su~h " hljlhly ranked l'lilllkll lhll hlt. Pill It all teum wa~s Oct, !1, 1974. on nw." when they defet~ted No, 14 The Bears stunned Illinois, C11l was last 3-0 WH1hlm~' lll!\11\ b • ~COflni In 111116. coach St\lv~ Ill se~olld•Qlllll'lllf points Mllrlu~d's only sefison lltl(lttll;.lng 11 ~!1·0 1e11d 111 oofore let~vltli l'or til~ s11 n htllt'tlmo, Tht~ scores camt~ Frt~nclsl.'\1490_,., on 11 punt return, 11 slll'oly, Oespho trlpllnjl. lllsl 11 trk~ pluy lllld three l'lilld Yl.llli"s whl totnl. thl.l jl.ollls. OoltJen B~llfS were husi· · Mkhl»un Sllllll opened 11\lSSllke ul)er nrst sllen\i- the S\lCOIId hlllt' with two lni then emlll)'lng touchdow~~& hut Clll Spt;rllm Studium. 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'1\xl!))' m~lonul oft\lnsl v phiyer ot' th~ ~"' u.1td Ohl11's Mr. f!tlllthllll t'\ll\1• bllnl( 20 yurds to thll ~. 1-11! JJIIWetllll In otl' rlaht lu1.1k· loon Ute neKt play, p\lltlnathe lluuki\Yil~ nhend to slay Ill 13·7 - lhclr nt'!lt lolld slnOil Mlkll ' Nuaont kicked hiM f1nu ot'thrce l'I!Rl ~nuls nn Ohln Stnte's I om soorohlnll for people who know or ~re rolt\tc\1 to nt~me)-MIIIor t1C. Power Windows, w r Lo ks. · Tnt. Cruise and Mort! PHII..ADBI..PHIA (AP) Willis McOoh~ tied " school record with four ru~hln@ touchdowns nnd Ken Dorsey threw two TO p~~~ses ~~~ toprnnked Mlnml befit ll\•ermatchod Tomple 44-2 1 St~turduy In the 81¥ Bn~t opon· er for both teams, The delondlna nt~tlonol chnmplons, · cumfna ofl' 11n lmprosslve 41·1 (i viUtllf)' nt then-No. 6 Florida lt~st week, lmpt\lvod to 3-0 tmd extended the nntlon's lonaest Division IA wlnnlna streilk to 25 aamos. Ruth Mlteholl (mnldon 7 ~~~ ond Roy Miller (husbund), RQth Mltoholi·MIIIor wt~s opproKimt~toiy 29 years old In 1924. su her blrthdMo would hove bi'len ftpproxlmatoly 189,, Roy Mlll~r dlod Ofl)lt\l~lmotcly ln 1924 ond he wus )2, so his blrthdotc would hove bi'lon · npprodmutoly I882, The ohlldren uf Ruth nnd Roy Miller (thoro were three- one son wt~s nduptcd) wuuld llo upproxlmntoly 78·88 ycnrs uld, Ruth tttny hnve morrlod and hod other ohlldrcn, whloh would llo hulf Mister or brother to Ill)' futher (who WUi tho udnptcd ohlld), If you know t~nythlnu ulxml this fnmlly, plonMC oumnot mo a umall SG9GAH®11ol~eom or (60:1) 6117·3603, or 1'1111 (410) '1!1!1·0101. AddreMN IN P.O. Box 800~. ChGndlcr, AZ 8!246, . ~ Shennndmth Smith '"t' (~limht~ ~ssess1mt, , Cim'lltt lmer rumbled 1\lf 44 t"me ynrdN UN th~ lluilkeyi!N w11re ll')linll to 11lny keOI111WOY. from 11i11 C'mt~urN In the llnul t'\lnutoN. 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Power Locka and Morel He httN mooc all(ht 11eld llOIIIM In u row unor tt~UklnaJuN[ Ci-ol'· l3 In MlnnloNt SA 41 r 111111111 Pllllllttll• liOIINOt1, • Wn~hhll!ton SIll tO uddtld to I{M rlWn problomN whon o high s,7" .lrll. . 1111111 Jlllllllllll Jl!lnl Nnop Moll d ovor tho hoOd ot Kylo Ou81or 111111 rollod tftrough tho oml1,onolol0 In tho .. .,.K 001 gaa 11 K 001 QmO II third porlod 10 moko ltl8•7. Clnrott o11trlod l&ht tln\08 In ullll·pluy drlva thol ho cupped wllh u l·yurd plun110 to ilro110 Conrad tosses four TO's in Glenville win GLENVILLE. W.Va. (AP) - Thby Murruy rushed for 221 yurds and redshln fresh· mun Joey Conrad threw for four touchdowns In his second slurt us Olenvllle Slate beat East Stroudsburll, Pa., 33·28 on Saturday. Murruy scored on u 93· yard run early In the fourth quuner for u 27-14 lead. Conrad's fourth TD tou, a 34·yurder to Antonio Curter with 6:~0 remulnln11 In the game, put Glenville ( 1· 1) · uheud 33-21. Conrad ulso had Hcorl ng pusses of 29 · und 13 yurds to Brudy Trace and I~ yurds to Bret Pettln11er. Conrud completed 21-of· 42 pusses for 222 yurds with two Interceptions. ~ ~~~~ I ~"~~'' 11111~ 1\1 1111 I )\1\llh 1\~ \l.i~ll\~1 1\11\\\ \\IIIII> M.l\'1<' "''''~I \I\ \ No. 1 Miami tops Temple . · ,,,~\ tho fKigrlng. : OoNiiOr, \OUlad WI oHol8mon '~ohy contender, looked ·tho In th 11r~l hnlf. Ho nn. 1hed %5·of·44 P.IINslny for 247 .)'lltdM but ho 111~ wa• lniOJ'• ceptod twlco In lhl JOeond • E11y to apply • High Hldlut Soap & Water ol11n up 1 Non·ytllowlng 1 Satltlaotlon -Quarantttdl h!llf orwo na11t mldnold 'oy lfnobMCkor Mall Wilhelm anU aMp In Ohio Stott wrrlto!)' by (Ittllmln detoniiVI bllllk l}'lir qvoreu. WANTED Motor Route Carriers Apply at The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740-992-2155 · Ohio State altO turned lho deftnllvely In lhO MeOnd half, · jlllllW 111011nd ' lA AUTO 1118 fORD EXPLORER XLT lul'er Clean and Loadtdl · . Tht Buckeyet · llmllld Wa•hln&ton SUllo to 91 yardt on 28 plll~l In lho NCOnd hAlf ll(lor 1110 CoUIIIfl had pleked UJll89 y11td8 on 39 play• In lho Ojl!nlnutwo quwrt, •Cl11tot1 now hili 4'1 I yard8 ra•hlna throu&h w.. IBmD ll!ld It more lhlll hBII'Wa.Y to Kobon Smllh'• Ohio llllllt'f••hmlln ru1hlnv:eeord of 819 ynrd• HI In IIJW, I ........ _ , p;z . . -- .-. ... �Pomel'oy • Mldd~ • o.lllpoll•, Ohio • Point PIHunt, WV • I urton ' •IS. go in circles. 1 do it be\.•ause l in¥ prt~Ctice 1.11 l>\U'Ihli\00. like to win and I like to cum- l'w'k s st1.1t~ t'of 1\0ll.t ~liSOI\ pete." at DEl was IIOO>rtaln. v.lld With Stoddard, Burton felt Andrews said oo'd be\.'0010 letT Burton's last· two like the relationship had go~ lllQre inclined to look els.~>­ Winston Cup seasons have stale 111\d flllUUiarity had mllde where; ~n hllrd. Expected to chal- it ditllcult foe them 111 trou- When R011sh asl:.\l\1 Surt~\ lenge for the chlllUpionship, bleshOOI problem~. t'Ot n1.1mes of •·rew chief c~mhe ll11s instead struggled to "It gets to the point where didates to pursue. Burton win nwes, or to ~-ome cl~'le. you both look at each other replied with one: P.c~ul He stands 13th In the points with u blank look and that's Andrews, · . 'race with 10 ru'-'tlS to go, and not what we'rl) goin~ to have And wtwli DEl lt1st ~el\f has finished no beuer than to be able to do to wm races," asked Andrews fllf drivl.'r~ third all season. The ex.hilara· he said. who might be de&lrable if tloll of victory hus otlen yield· Cl\f owner Jack R~lsh said Park never came bll'-'k, ed to self doubt. he wooldn'l call the ~tuatioo Andrews replied with one: "Anhbody that would go "a disconnect." but that it JolT Burton, 'n~rove"rg don°11 1btrulnn~nlntligen~selll~c1~, appelll'ed too chemistry with In conversations thut be~an ~ • Burton and Stoddard had a few months back, Andrew& · that's not ronl dence. That's gone and that their ubilily to said the . appeal of movln~ 111T0g11nce." Burton said. finish each other's sentences from the Chevrolels of 00 to ''If youmn't doins well, if hud hampered their ability to , the R11ush Fords ~rew steooiyou don't win every race, if dissect their problems. ly. you don 't 9uestion youn~elf at "We stllfted this year and "I just had a grout feeling the c:nd o~. every race. that's didn't huve the kind of results when I wus tulldng to those 'IIITOgance. , for (Burton's te11m} thut we 'guys," he said. "Wrc want to A week ago, Burton s strug- were looking fo.r," Roush suid be able to win 11nd we Wl\l1t to gles led to the repla,ce!nent of at Richmond International contend tor 11 championship longtime c~w ch1el Frank RaL'tlWfiY. where Burton .fin· and I really feel like I m in the Stoddard wtth Paul Andrews .. lshed 39th. "At the same time. right place now," who left Dale Earnhardt Inc. there wasn't the kind of rally- It ex.dtes 8urton that The change was surprising injl !hat we'd like to have Andrews already has a chamto many in the NASCAR wtthin 11 team. to suppott tho pionship to his credit, having garage. Burton and Stoddlll'd driver and help him find what won one as Altm Kulwicki's were i~ their fifth season he needed." crew chief in 1992, together, maldns them one ?f Andrews. met~nwhile . wns "II' we weren't huviny u the most enduring tandems m working Ill DEI and had problem nnd we had nowhere stock car ruclng's premier endured dllTicult, circum· fo.r him, then we wouldn't division. But !h~ chw1ge high· ·stances that mude looking have been looking lor him," 'lights Burton s thirst for suc· elsewhere a logical step. llurton sttid. "But when we ce.~s., ., ,, First, driver Steve Park we~ having 11 pf\1blem ttnd · It s been hurd. he smd of missed time htst season and you ve got somebody like his ~0-rnce winless stre~k. "I this season after suffering Paul Andrews out there. man, don I do this because I hke to brain Injuries IR a crash dur- you've gottu go at him." 1Y HANK "'"'a .lit. Auoclate<l PrMS I MIIGI IUNIOft GOI..It I.IAQUI- Tlie Meigs Junior Golf League ~cently concluded play. League participants we~. front row,. 11!1\ tll 111!111, SteVI!n Sll\Watt (~tl!t pia~ finllihet), l'!rad Jones {first), Seth Perry (second), !'!ryan Harris .(third), Dru Reed (\hlrdl: l'!aek ti}W, J\llih \11!1\0Y {i1t1!t), Jake \1\!lioy (lll'lit), J,R, Greene (secohd), Patrick Johnson (second), Alex Hawley (third) , Evan Dunn tlhltll~. l"arliCII)Iiti\8 n\lt llidured who placed are Jonathan Thompson (second), And~w Whited (second), Jacob Hunter (second). (Subt111tllldi · ~--~~----~---------------4 I The IW\> had t)e>er WO(led tog~:th~r ~fo{e too Mome Caflo 400 ~t Rkhtll4.>11d. They view tl\i~ yeaf'' fu\al !\1\.'t;S i;l.~ a head ~tilrl on buildi11ga winnil~g rel~tio11ship. lltlfl~\ liiSI> WOIIid like tO end the yt~af with some llli>11Wllhllll, ~OnW SIICI.'\lSS that help,, ea~e his ''teeping 00\1hls ~b\l\11 his llWtl aMi· ties. · " I'm nvt I''"' 1>f thl>-'" pe<.Jo. pie thut think you have to look 111 the minw \11\11 ""Y· 'I ktl4.>W huw 111 1111 it."' he said. ell.phtillil\g h11w a sttir \!river can lll..'ll hi~ t.'Qntldence. "If you 'rc not wllllt~g to lo<.lk 111 how Ill do thing~ bet· tor. then y011're not doubting youn<elt~ If you uever llvuhl yourself, then whr, ll~> you ne«< to do it better~ " Anllrcw~ believes SUC\.'CSS. CU\Ild be just u few tweak~ of equipment aw<~~. He's eager to start mul:.lng 11 happen. "I want to be the go.to guy," he Mid, ''I wunt ptl\>ple tu cume to me, I wt~nt to tell them whut to do und l wt~ot to tolt them how to build that c"", I love thut stutl'." , Fot <~II the sleepless nights ut\\1 u11gulsh thm cume before replucing ·Stodduru. Burton Wtlllls to put it behiud him Md mnke u· fresh stufl with his new crew chief. " It's u sud time." he suld. "But it's u grenttlme. too." lI R¥M .tolt\\lmM &mliN alt.~ ~~M~ ~~ ~ ~-liOO Fl'~ at ~w tiM~ht•\> lnW!~ ~~ ~ 100~ ·~ N!\SCAR N~'<'l El\llaOO ~. ~wmM '$. ~~ w~ 1~, ~40 !lllli\. (AJ!) louQQI\, t·U t, IQI Newman quick study on NASCAR circuit · LOUOON. N.H. IAI'l - With a dejtW ill ~~~~~~"' ing, ~~~n Newmttn PfiWIXI " quic\ study In 1he dll,s· !0011'1Aml h\'1 ~-ertuit1ly hu~ loaflled his lessv11s 1111 til\" l'lii.'C ll'lll.'k, H~ ostllhlish«.. that Frill~ with a 1'\l\.~\1\1· setti~ quall!Yll\tl ell'on lit New H t~mt>shtrc lntomtttloot~l S~w~ ~ po.'""'" N"wman wa~ 111 to win the pole two months "iO. but mllde " mistak\'1 1\nd w~md up seventh on the · ifid for the New Enjland )(l(.l. This time. hrc iOI it right, and woo the pole for the Nllw Hamp.xlllre 300 on Sunday. HI~ ford il\lt nro1m\l the lfuck ut D2.2•U mph. breakl~ the Winsmn Cup quatlfylni record on the •• I • 1 .11.\~.mtll' ~,.~, "' "I wa~ ;~IJetlll ~~~~~~ mt\\ i\1\d 1.111\f," ~ '<\\Q 11f ~~ hh qu.-hl\ ~~ lo~p in l11l~ "TI!en I 1,\,t II \"1rnltlt1 1>11' 11f f\1\lf, ut1\l thut \ \1\ll\0thint~ :;ou ~~w~' rl'meon). bet, ' "lw<~ntedtl> mul~ ~""' I h<td u ~(1\l4! \' 1\flWl' thl~ 1111"'," That lw 1lM. "11\1 1\rol~ fi".'Of\!111' l ;\~ ~\), \~t ~~~ trcttmmatl' RY>t~ \\ uli11C<' In hll} 2tU\. . N\lwm<m 11m""'" tl\rc 11111 In ;!&,St)2 ~«,'(\11\ls, kll(ll.,._. Jol\m1y !len''"' ""' tlw e, Benson wa> dQCk~ ~\),\)) I. ~~~Ill~ hi> P\lnlit~e the mlll<il.ll) 111' the t'rul\1 row 1\\f Su111.1un 1'\1\'e ullt-r u lup <tl I~ 1.1\l~ mph. th~ ~ • Go-kart veteran takes his craft seriously ---.........., OHAMIII - The OalllllOiis JUI11tlt girls' so ftball teeni finished as champion s for this year's summer league. i"lctured , from 1 ar11: ~lll ~ l Olllard. Crystal Wedtl, Ch!!IMa M~CJabe, HAley t:ludley, Ttlcle LUOI!s. Second row: Gosch ~at Cochran, Courtney SWain I Wl11lli!!ll Caldw!lll, ~tiliekaf\ ilcltee, ilatel\ Ct>~liren , Lindsey Nl~ey, Leslie Niday, Coach Jonathan McOab!l. Not pictured : Whitley Mayo, (Submltllldl · IY SCOTT WoLI'I OVP oor~apondtnt VOUNG 1'111411tl - Ill~ WltltiNil Iii llle OalliptlliS. !'!iii!~ Hll •lr11 •' Kh l'l C:ostiiiM PVt>tll wm~ tlrutly ()utlrill (ltlp) eti~ 1 \yl~ Wuuilyl1ttl (ea~tHIII tm111 lup)tll llttJ 7 10 aU@ jjiUUil entl . Ji1,.,,,, Wtnv l"~tJ llltll tltHit lltJIIutl1) nnu CJa l ys~a Mays8 (bolI~ 1'\IUII )J, Wlllillll' ~ mJVeHtlll lu lhll Slelll ltiV!! I 1111 ~ MntiJII Iii () I~Vt'lniltl Wi lli r1 Mllr111 Ua tor ffii'l,t)O() tlolli!!lti ltltnlllli ll t> II ~UI IlJitll ~ li l)l , (f! UIJI I\Ilttlll) . VOUTH IAIIIALL - fhe! Addavllle El-ballleam ilnl &hed 12-2. Me111bere of thet tsam are, front row, Jacob Gilmore, Cheven11t1 Eblin , Oflr@k ~lint. Kyle ~l lll ~!l le, aren@on l:lerr, l:lredllli! Swlslillt. Chenoa Elurleson , Dillon Hill , Beck row, coaches Jay aurleec1n! !ltuve Flltil, Bruoe Gtlli1tlfl!, Nut ~l oturl!d IY ~lOki Holme s and Shalln Cotner. (Submlttad) Ill MIUIONS 111 I . INNGWAND PRG·OWNGD INVENTORY MUST ~011 WllL.II ON HIND Irina ALl. trldl•lnl Into tht dllltrlhlp dUring thll IIIII Have alll'lnanolal paper with you. · Pay 1tub1, proof of lnturtnot, 11111, 11o. le Prepered to take dtllveryl -- - Intrepida, PT Crulaera· MARKED DOWN BIYON I LIIFI NIW .2002 Full IIII RAM Truck•, D1kot1 Truck• 1nd DUrlftiOI - IN STOCK NOW!!! ALL NIW 200:1 2500 MODIL RAM TRUCKS ARI HIRIII· With th1 ftiW HIMIIntlntl J41 HOIIIPOWif undtr the hood, Thl• truck 11 tOtally new from the 1round u~tl New llda, New Handllnaand New Comfort! IN STOCK NOW!!! . NEW 2500 RAM QUAD CAB DIISEL IOCVo QUIITIR .THAN ITS PRIDICIIIORI You hiVe to ll..r It to belieVe ltl With Ill Hohiepower under the hood lnd • GIOUND 'OUNDING Ill pound1 of TorqUII RIDUCIDTO UN IMAGI LIVE LSI I. . RACINE -. It's not Oaytollll or lndllmupolls, but Its Is u . significant part of Atnerlcan Automobile racing and ulso a big-buck$ marketThe world ofCJo.Knrt racing." To some Go-Kurt means fun -kurt, a lothurlgic, underpowered toy that lum· bers ucross a grass'y luwn, but to Kevin Layne and the serious rucer, "Oo-Kllrt" means high speed excite· ment and danger. Layne, of Racine. has raced go-kurts now tor near· have u way of 11etting your ly ·I0 yenrs. first ·for fun at kurt to the tmck. Luyne hus local Meigs County tracks a 26-foot enclosed truller like lhe now defunct Pepper full of ~pare purts, un extra Downs and . Beltline chnssls, nnd hourly I,000 Speedways, then ut the extru tire s und wheels, plus Mei1Js County Fair Kurtlng ut least t1ve engines that ure track and Thunder Valley at rnce- ~udy. . . Snowville. From there, the Layne hus established him· racing has branched out Into self as one of the urea's top more serious venues, first nt runners und Is a member of Stockport and Wheelersbura the WKA, World Kurtln11 tracks and the 339 Association. The WKS 8111\C· Speedway where Layne h118 tlons muny tracks ucross lhe become one of the top run- nation 118 well 118 hosting six nen and a feature winner. natlional events that deter· For Layne, ilo-karting is mine a year-end points chamnot all fun and IJames. It Is pion. Over 200 kurts tmdifun he aays "That's one rea· tlonully compete for the son we do It, but It Is also a WKA title. serlous aport." And a rostly During his recent trlp to one, considering a·competl· North Carolina. Layne riladc dve five-horsepower engine his first-ever Natlorilll guullfi· costs at feast $1,200 a~ an er out ofa field of 212lauta. established shop! plus a Said Layne, "It's been my statc·of-the·urt ro11na chas· goal to I11W one of thelll! sis can cost In ex.cess of · shows and it Is an honor to $3,~00 . At those prlces, the get to rece with the beat," racing gets serious. · Kart racing at thla level II Oo·knrtll were the train· a aclence. New tlrca, seem· lng ground for Jeff Oordon lnaly perfect out of the and Tony Stewart lllus any mold, are turned down on a number of NASCAR and outtlnalathe to make a per.: IRL raclna stara. The IRL's feet ofrcle, then the tires arc Slll'ith Fisher waa a three· mounted and balanced on time national champion In aluminum billet whecll and ao·kartlna bcfote movina·on sold as a 101 of four. to sprint clll'• at nearby K·C Stralaht-away speeds on Racewar at Chillicothe, the 1/8 mile dirt tracks near Ohio. lkewise, Oordon the 60 mile per hour ranac. moved from ao·karts to while blaaer tracka act proquarter·mldaeu to sprint are81lvcly faatcr. The llnrts · can and lllca Fisher won his rage at Daytona and fltst sprint race at Charlotte on the Wlnaton Chllllcotlie at age 13, Cup tracks 11 well and hit Of course, If you ate the apeeds In eKceiA or 160 miles serious racer you have to per hour. That'• no kld1 " 0000 N ON t1Q111 ........ ,............... 111,W ~ORO MUSTANQ QT f11l011C .. . ...Slla. 1M M ~CUAV QRAND MAROUI!i ~k f10f14 ....... • "' "'"""''.'' "'""' " ,......... '''' ,....... "' '..... '"'" $11.\'1&6 PONTIAC SUNFIR8 t1Q784... .. ,.............. $~. i811 ~INOO~N CONTIN~NTAlt1071le ......... IIM86 CH VV CIIVA~Ii!Rf10707 ... ,................ $10,1l® O~DS INTRIQUI \!LS 11011a !Qilh@r . 11 0.~~ illll HONO/IIICCORD LX •1 t»Qo1 ............ ,... $14,MO 1111? QUICK I'IIVIBI'IA *10S!ft "~OADtiO" : ... 11<l.170 PONTIAC GRANDAM 11Qil0S ...... ,.,. .. , 1111 . ~6 CHI V¥ IMPIILAf10?11<1 .................... I1UQ!i OHAVSLBR &aOA1N~ JXIW107~1 ..... 110 .~~ CH VV CAMARO 1100® ................ .,. $1&,QIID OHAV&LBR S IRIN\l1 1 1l4l1~ aa,QOO mll@i ''"'·"""''"''''"''"'"""'''"'' .,,,_ ,, gwne, but Neriou~ huslnoss. Luync snys. "Aerodynamics Is lmpor· tant just like In Winston Cup.. A quarter Inch cun cost )'OU severui miles per hour. You huvc to study nnd experiment, und test nn~ tune to aet the best results," "When I sturtod. I threw the kurt tn the bnck ot: the truck ond just hopped on the kurt and wont mclng. Now, kart roctna Is u scl· once. It takes u lot of work · and a lot of IJ!Oncy." Tho WKA has different wleaht clas~~es and different enalnc slzos qa far as what mOdiflcati008 CliO be mndc. Some cl118scs nrc stock·ll11ht. stock-heavy, stock-medium and modlflcd to nome u fow. In the stock·IIIJht division, stock - would moun engine and liaht would meun welaht class, · however. tho onalnes arc fnr from stock. Stock limply mc~~naallmitutlon on what c110 be done to the engine block, A stock after· market cam1hafl can cost in exc:caa of $3,0. Layne 11 1ponaored by Oheen Pllndna, Moon Power ~ulpment, 1.MP Qulok Mubl and 11)eC!al help from the Gheen Famllyl Ed Smith," and Lee and Ann 1..11yno. Layne has reaced at Jasper, Fla.; Myrtyle Beoch1 S.C.: Daytona Municipal Stadium In Daytona, Fla.; and Greenville, N.C. Thursday he IeaveR for another natlonnl WKA event In Mnraretavllle, N.C. .,.,., .. ,,, ,,fi,liti QUICK O&NTURY 117.000 milo ......... ,.11a.MO llOCQB INTREPID Wlllllill ~ l.aOo mi •. I1M<l~ DODCliiNTR PIO Wlllll~' 3Q,QOQ mi ...I1U4~ PORO MUSTANG 1101114 aa,QOQ mil" I15,4Qii SATURN 8011 W1Q71lQ .. ,. .. ,. ....... ,........ ,. .. I1Q,QQD VW BUG 1101111a , .............. , .. .,. .,.,.., .. ,. 113,1111~ FORD TAURUS SIS ttQo162 ao.OOO mll14,m DOOQI AVl NOeAes 11000fl "'"""" 114,11116 PONTIAC QAIINDIIM SR liON ....... f14,0~0 SATURN U100 110M ~ IIII,QOQ mllu ., .. 114,4116 CAVALli" Zll4 *10811! .... ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,111,800 NISIAN SINTAA'GXB •10788 ............. 11Q,ii!G MSROURV COUGAR1100ol5 ...... , ... ,., lla,IIIIO PONTIAC PIA aiRD •10111& law ml... 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For more lllformatlon abollttho~-e positil>ns. ,"<lnl>lct D. Michael Worley. New M;~rshl'ield , at (74()) 6t\4- Sunct.y. September 15. 2002 6.'S-3. Membe~hip du s in the OBS at" S7.SO a year fur students aoo senior dtitens and g<> 10 $200 !'or a life membe~hip . Regular iooividual memberships are SIO a ~1a11 ~>Nt, I ou eserve a rea to a For tnore information. contact the Olll<l Bluebird Soercly in care Doug le Vasseur at 2~80 tbwnshii'J RMd 120, Senecaville OH ~~780, or ~ hl www.obsbluebirds.colll (If (JiJIIl f'm>111<1n is "'ildlife spedalisr {or lltt Mf'igs Soil and Wam· O>ltstt~'ltriOII Di~'ll'icr. H is nmv>nril' oil f<'<ll 't ~tfot•lllill!l At'lll,l' ~<'st>hoct <IJIJIII<ll tl"<lillirtg Jun1 alld ~.~ ltl ll'llllll l>y Ocl. I. 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The Gtltlla County Longfleal'ds Athm ts t'mtiiiY Mundtcst~•· Committee wish to thank the untl Rome ~ llylwill sll'ill~ll fOllowing Individuals ana businesses buss , ~htmn~l uml l'lutll~ull ~· utl'lsh 111~ 11~1111! \'UUI!\ht . Usc (or tltelr generous support of our 02 ~hkkcu llv~rs, ~111 htllt, li ve 2002 NWTF SuperftAna Banquet. 1111111111\ S, HIill~ hUll, HI' CUI'th• liMIIIIi l:UIUt\l' l:UIIIff'lilun l 'luh KaMI1111111 '; l>'utKIIIIHtl Wtlt'IIIS llllllcl' U hllhllcr Ull ll O'lll!lll.umbtir. Clytl~ It~•"• Clilldldolol'llr No. IJ· I 0 hulthulttlnt~ huok. .1~111\f lilt tluh llunnel Nlllt lltji1'80HIMII~t Luuk 1\)f l)IIOU 11shhll! Ollilllt~ 1\oo·e l~ ¥1i11! IIi Ut~trMel~t\M! UMIIlpt~\o tluu &o\l'l!hory tunltlcs In si1JWCt' uml dccpct' ~len• IIi Mlk~ tunnel! 4 Door • Bright Red Uene Jnh"'"" t h••r ,Iron IIi l.oWI'OIIL'I! 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'lltlwr 11\olor ltt!lurou.o t1uu11h hull. tuHt frtmt the Loaded 0Uf'lj o\ UIO ll11dy~hup 'ho1·clln lmu wutcr ~ . (J l'11d UhJu V•llfl' llonh ll~llll . Jll~h ulun11 thu hollmn ~rl• Hhlpmau lloll•y 'lll'f \tHin~ u No, ' lona·Mhunkl\ll ,,r LAZY S RANCH FEED & SUPPLY 02 Century ....................................... 02 Century Ed..... 02 Grand Prix GT 4 Dr...... 02 Grand Am GT l Dr........ 02·Rendezvous........,.................. 02 Sunflre 2 Dr............ .....;....... f) NOW 17,300 NOW 21,700 NOW *lO,JOO NOW 18,300 NOW '23,800 N01ft! 13,800 The Gallia,Jack~on. Meig~ Board of Alcohol. Drug Addlclton and Mental Health Services understands and is olfering the .third annuul Parent Summit on Sept. 28 to anyone who takes care of children in their home. "We're trying to give parents a day out - for free. I might add - and a chance to pick up some · good information, and have a few laughs with our · keynote speaker, Dr. Ray Ounrendi." Marissa Fulk. the board's community educator said. Guarendi is a father, clinical psychologist, author, public speaker and a radio host. His experience mcludes school districts. Head Start programs, mental health centers, substance abuse programs, inpatient psychiatric centers and juvenile courts. He also has been a regular guest on national radio and television, including Oprah; Joan Rivers, Scott' Ross Prime Time, 700 Club, Gordon Elliot and CBS This Morning. The summit will ot'fer interaclive workshops with loeul professionals, free child care, lunch and numerous door prizes. "Each participant will also receive Dr. Guarendi 's video and book as a. gift," Fulk said, McDonalds and the University of Rio Grande Project CHAMP program is donating lunches for the children and parents. Jill Eynon, program chairman, said past program evuluatlons ha\le been positive tiM have shown repeat atten- ,. dees. Spots are filling quickly, and she encouru!_!es . anyone Interested 111 a.ttendi ng lo regi st.er soon. "Back to . the Family"' is the title of Guarendi 's keynote address. Attendees wi 11 then get to choose one of four break· out sessions that will include: • Sensons of the Heart: Dealing with emotions and establishing a support network for families. This session is provided by the Help . Me Grow program. • Klnshlp Navigator: Overview of a special program that assists ~rundpurents raising grandchildren. This sess1on is provided by Children's Services. ' GOOD FOOD - Hunter. Brice and McKenna Robinson enjoy !I McDonald's Happy Meal donated by the Galli a .County McDonalds at I!!St year's Parent Summit. Ple•ae IH Summit. Cl Grand Ain SE . '12,100 Park Avenue Blazer LS '24,100 '14,100 • Che!IY Ext. Cab 4x4 hun~ . t:EN'I'RA I, OHIO Bucklly 11i<tplll!i HM11h Nllltlh IIIII• IAIIIMhillil'di HARD AT WORK - Jill Eynon, ohellrman of this year's Parent Summit; Marissa Fulk, Gallla, Jackson, Meigs Board of Alcohol , Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services: and Robin Harris, Intersystem coordinator Family end Children Arst, work hard aa they put plans together for this year's Parent Summit to be held at the University of Rio Granda. KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Dr. Mike Thomaon signs autoaraphs and visits with attendees at last year's Parent Summit. . .• L.uko (flu Irl'lclll. '" I ,. • r: .. " �a Celebrations iunbap timtf -imtind . ' S•ndiJ, Stptalftll• IS. 2002 Cum mons-Welch LEON - George Junior and Sandy Keefer of Leon. are proud to unnounce the · engagement of their daughter. Kristin Dawn Keefer, to Michael John Richmond. Kristin is a 1999 lll!lduate of Point Pleasant High,School. She is u 2002 grnduate of Mllll>hall University with a bachelor of business administrution degree in accOtutting. She is cl.ll'nlntly e mplo~ed at Thriner.,Wright ~ Putemo, an occounllng ftrm m Huntington. Kristin is the l:l'lll1d· duughter of George Aenry, Mlt,ine Keefer. und Melvin und Opal Donohcw. Mk·huel is u 1995 grnduate of CV High SchQOI in Spokane. WtL~h. He is also a 200 [ graduate of WVU Institute of Technology with a bachelor of science degree in mechunical engineering. Michael is etnployed by Marathon Ashland Petroleum, LLP. in Catlettsburg, Ky. Michael is the son of Steve and Beverly • . · MlciiMI Richmond Ric~mond of Point Plenl'lmt. He ts the grandson of Curl nt)d Jo Ann Baker. Burbarn Cuud1ll IUld John Caudill.. The couple wtll ex,hunge vows at 2:30 p.m.. Saturday, Sept . 28. 2002.. The open church servtce w1ll be held ut the Evans Church of God. Rte. 87, Jackson Cou111y. Krtotln KMt.r • ~ ~owlon<t • """'"w v.._,.. udmini strat ion from Ohio Stule University in 2000. He . is the Develoment Spec i11li st for DeslgnGroup un u r~ hit ec ture firm in Co lumbus. The wedd ing will luke .place 111 5: 30p.m., Sept . 28. nt New Albuny United Metho(tist Church. Wiggins-Parker McKinney-Voelker BLACKLICK - Valerie Rose McKinney and Timothy Edwurd Voelker. ulong with their pnrents. announce their engagement. The bride-to-be's parents ure Mr. und Mrs. William R. M~Kinncy uf Gallipolis. Her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Voelker of Pittsburgh. Valerie is a ~ raduute of the University of Rio Grande. She is currently employed by Defense Supply Center in Columbus as u Contract Spcdalist. · Timothy is u ~raduute of . the University ol Pittsburgh. He is currently employed by Defense Supply Center in Columbu s as u Customer Account Specialist. NEW ALB AN Y - Rev. Mark and Melinda Rowluml of New Albnny announce the enguge ment of their daughter, · Megu11, to Andrew Vennemeyer. son ·of · Bob abd Vicki . Venne meyer of De laware. The bride-to- be graduated from Arlington High· School. Fi ndlay. in 1997 und received a bllchelor' degree in jourlhllism from Ohio University in 2001. She is u substitute teacher for Colu mbus City Sc hools and is Ink ing classes to obtain her teac hing license. She is tlte granddaughter nf Norma Custer of Pomeroy 1lnd the lute. Dr. K.D. Amsbury: Bill Rowlund l>f North Cur"l inu und the lute Midge Rl>Wiund. . Her fi unce grudlJUtcd from Bis hop Wuttcrson High School , Columbus. in 1996 und received u buchclor 's 1k gree in bu si ness APPLE GROVE - Bot> and Stephanie Fowble of Apple Grove are proud to announco the upcoming wedding of their daughter, Amy Elizabeth, to Tim Clendenen. son of Oinia and Shawn Huffman and Tim and K11y Clendenen. of Point Pleasant . The ceremony will be held at 5:30 p.m.. Saturday. October 12. 2002. at Ashton Baptist Church. Ashton, W.Vu. The gracious custom of an open church wedding will be observed. Amy Is a· graduate of Point Pleasant High School und earned her btlchelor's degree in management information sys tems at Murshall University. She is Cllrrently employed by BB&T in Point Pleasant . Tim. also a graduate of Point Pleasnnt High School, .' earned a hnchelor of sci· ence degree ill mathematics at Marshall University. Ho is empl\')'ed ns u software consultant with Netpeople. Inc. in Westlnke. Ohio• Following n honeymoon in Lu$ Vegu~. tho C\lllplo will reside in Brooklyn. Ohiv. Mr. a Mrt. Gay Htrdm•n them us they llnterecJ thll building. The couple spent the ufternoon celobrutlng SO yQnrs of love and dedicutlllll to ench other. Truly. they huve set u grenl ex.umple for others to follow in creutlng u happy home. Electric Dryer S329.99 Deluxe Dishwasher S449 Electric Range S499 1only Wide by Side S1499.99 POINT PLE!IASANT- Old Town Campgrounds was the site for the Avalanche Community Educational Outreach Service club's .Yearly picnic In August. · · A short busmcss meeting was conducted. The August reception for Mason County Belle, Emma Long, was discussed. The Wohelo Club will be hosting. A reminder regarding tl1e September, Toyota plant tour was mentioned. In attendance weret Anne "Byua, Mary Ooodnite, Bonnie Smithson, Helen Smithson, Nora Staats, Hol\ice Thompson, Agnes Wlltdi!Jlg, Catherine. Wt~~~dling and guest, Charlie Byus. • Good Product Mix • Knowledgeable SlaH r • Easy Financing Term• • Locally Owned lor 40 Years Your Hometown Dealer! In Picture Gallery & Marlt W. Nolan, MD will also be ""'"'a the -----.,. 1•1111 I 't111Um.1 Thcsdays, Thursdays 8c Fridays Rrea on Dtv•vlt Reed~\'llle. HI ll.11hll\ tl11• I'll-'••\ hi'''"''' m ln11 . 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This full, the Holzer School : ·of Nursing udmltted 11 record In IIS RCIJ 1StOre d :; 80 SIUdpro elliSrum. Nurse litc1 1ti:llng 20 11 : students fmm Its wulting list. Nursing students enroll In courses with cluss work on cnmpus und prnctlcc cllnlcnl leurnlng cl\perlencos in med· lcnl fncllltlcs for two yeurs before eurnlng their · nssocl· :. ute's dcsree. Holzer Medlcut '; Center, Juckson : Hol 1.er Senior Cure Center, Ouillpolls: und St. Mary's Hospltul in Huntington, W.Vu .. ull huve been udded us new fucllllles for cllnl cnl work. "This Is our lur~e s t cluss ever," said Prol essor or Nursing Mnrgl Wheeler, ' Ph.D., R.N.. "When the nurs· i. lng pro_grum sturted in Pull : · 1980. 11 accepted 38 stu· : dents." : A new foculty member, : Asslstunt · Professor Debru Oreene, M.S.N ., R.N ., will usslst with the lncreuscd touching duties. Orccne pre'· viously taught purt·llmc at Rio Orundc und worked ot ~ Holzer Medical Center. : Janet Bycn, Ph.D .. R.N ., : Adm lnlmator of the Holzer School of Nur~lna, ~uld Rio 1 Orunde made a 1pcclal effort : to make room for more IIU· ' dents. Many nurslna Rcheols in Ohio have been unable to accommodate · increased enrollment due to u lock of roHources, faculty, and sup· port from their Institutions. "The Holzer School of Nurslna Is dolna Its part to hc!p allcvllllc ihc, rcalon'l nursing shortaae,' Byers RCA l9" Remote 1 1 • S1&9.99 RCA 27" Console S&49.9g Glass Cooktop $299.99 I •••• WI 11n.. Pinnell S~c:t Ripley, wv 25271 Ml 6 MN. Mllrk ·Record en I John P McMurry, MD - Obstetrician/Gynecologist Suite 214 PVH Medical Office Building ......1111: 11141 1'1W411 Mondays & Wednesdays ' i:·Holzer'School of Nursing Frigidaire . lk•tll hl11Ml l\>n1 ------------------------------------------ Why shop Ingels? • BrandNam11 • Pilat Plllam. ww•ce: P< lt-.'I EROY ('1\\' 1'\ l A1111 llcl\\lt'1'1'lll1 tm1l Tru1~~ R111 l,l'llll~ \\'Nil tntu1'il'\l 1\111).. I ~ . ut th~ 1.'\lllt,h\\IIW in l'lltn<ml\. .lmiJ! ' St ' \'Cil Stnt')' I'ICI'I\11111<\.1 the d11uhlc-ri111l 1.'\'l'l.'tl11111}'. The brl\lc Is the dmt».htcl' nf Ellnu m111 Uuhlw Juhns\lt\ nf C'ou l\'Ill ~. • The jlt\IOtn Is the s1u1 llf l'>chrn Whitt\ O:t~ h tm R\1 .. !.111111 Bnthltn. tmll Ruymnnd l.yo11s, C' nol vill ~ . · A l'el<'llJlliiln WliS held tit tht' home 111 the llt'Oilm 's ~tmml· (lut'llnts. Th~:~ lllnro und Muym~ C:'u nm1lly. 1\1ppers Pl (ll n~. The ~oupi ¢ 1 ~ ~\1 ~~ In .·: :·wvThe"· bride Is·the dnui)hter of ·: :Steven und Julin Adkins of ' ·Southside. W.Vn. She is n :. 2000 grndtmle of Point :: Pleasant High School und is :: employed by l.nkln Stale :· . Hospital. ; Tl\e groom Is tho son nl' tho ; late Louise Devault. A 2000 ~:· 11rnduntc of Poil\t Pleasnnt :: · High School. Mark Is curt: .rently employed nt Turnplkil " · Ford in Oalllpoiis. ~: The Rev. Juke McCm'lney ' •officluted ut the double rln11 ceremony. His wife. Mttl'lhtt. . :wus the plunlst. , Katherine wus escorted 1' down the ulslc hy her futher. ·· Mnrthq Qennnn wus her • bride ~ mllid. The groom's best mun wns '· 'In SIRI Henderson-Lyons LEON - Kutherh1c Loo Adkit1 ~ nnd Murk Admn Devnult were murrlcd Au~ . , 17. :!002. nt tho 8t~de n ,• Pre~hyterinn Church In Lo\1n. '~ Palmer-Jones It""""\ Adkins-Devault MAYTAG Avalanche CEOS dub plcnlt Larkins-English l\tlm« ~)Oj StMI..-~ .b-.: Ill ''@ nwfi'J • ~~, Si1't. 1 • - ..~ It Rl:d ~'1'\1"-" ~ ~~t~ inl\>lll:1\11 \\Wl~Rt\ . Jm\. . . 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W. ,,., und b in Tht> 1!1'\l\IUI ~~ till.• ~\Ill l.>t' .1<11111\' 1\•nhl,ll.hm " 'I' hc1' I lt~l,tt~\l, h~c111l 11f the ht 1dt> tho Nut1onul (hml\l. Willimn tulll Rl.'ll\'1:\'llllt~t~U'h "'""' 11f h11111W: lm1 Sl.'\ltt '"'' · ,\I,'" l)l.'cmt'' 11 n' th~.· The !lf\.1\lm is n lllll~ !lntll· 111' Mkllllt't'>\lrt, uml the t:nn11l thl.' "'-''' mun: llt•thtm\ Sl'ttllll ».irl. '""' '' "''""'" tmto ol'l~uirhm1l llit~h Sl.'l1110l. '''" 1>1' Eileen Out'lll.'' 11t' 11 :1' """"' jl.n'l:' Kc1111 llll\\~1' llt~r """i\"\.111\' h111k>\ t1;~111 H~ ~~ ilml>ii'Yt'd nt t\ llh.-1l ~ lilldlel1\'11 t\1111 thl.' jlnnllh\111 .hlllll'"" 1\ n• d11_1l. l'l\'tU\'1'. ~ lin ~ll.hl\, the ~1'\l\IIU\ Rl.'nlty. Hnntin!ll\11\, \\'.Vu.. 111' l'h1l is tml.l lltm1ld '' "llli'h \ 1'1'.\'l.'jlh\111 " ,,, hl'll.l "'""'' 1.\ltl\ln. 11 ,,, tl\t' tit~l>t'm~r uml i~ " \'lliHnt\\\'1' tln.•num 111' 1\\m.-ml. Ill.' I• u lWl I hi' <'<'1\'lnllll\ \\ llh ll lt~tht Anmn J111)t'~o. the nn\.i EMT fi.11· Crown Cit\ . ~~·mhmto: \11' ldi!s lli!),h h1111'1•t umlu thrt'Nit'l' \ cllnl\ hl'\1[1\cl', \\'~S the 1\t'~t IHUII. · The couple •t~Cnltho:ir'hlm• Sdl\l\11, I k 1:. 1\111\ tl 1.:\IHH\\~N" ltnl.l dll\1'\\hltl' l'lii.C • Th" ll"""""ll~ll "~~,· ermuon i11 'f\'ntl~~>t't' uml l'it1l Sl11.'\'iuli~ot ut Atlt\l l\•n~ m l'ht• \'llllllk IIIII\ 1\''llk\ tn t\~i th lltU'~ I . tht' 111' 1111.' \ . t't~hllllhll\ , wlll re~ide in {'1\1\\'n t'lty. t ·, >lmnhus, ht'llthl.'t' hl· hlw. Itt~ 111\llld : Ri \;, tmd lUll:)' Woemer 1>f .;; : couuwn. and li.e>nnit h '• Cummon$ of Cltlllipoll~>~ TM lmde».room ~~ tile s1>n : C>f Sam tmd "Belly JC> Welch. • Pllint~~ Hie. K~ :· The R.ev. OllQrie> Holley ~ ;performed the duu~le-r\1~ l :ceremOl')'. , • Th~ mt~id \lf 1\tll\\lf wus ::: Ruchol · Saunde.rs (\f :: · Q~Ilipoli&. B ride&mt~lds were • K1m Thylor. Htmtingt\ln, : W.Vt1.. tmd Krl~tt1 ~kh. ' Pll int~vllle. Ky. K!.'turnh lllake·nl' Crown City was the - ·flC>w~r ~irl. The ril\!1 oonrer wn~ Chri~t\.>phor W1~Cmer 111' Sc(\uown. De~t mtm Wtls · Crnig Willch of ·1\ lintsvlllo. • Ky. The ~rnom~mo n were · John Johnson. Crown City. ' t~nu Bi ll C ummon~ of Onllipolis. The rel.'ll(ltion wns hilld nt · tho Crown City tlre ~Minn. The briuo i~ u 2lXJO t~rndu· tit!.' of Gullin Al:miemy High Tim CMndeMIIIM Nny flo~ - Mllllll Fl'tliH &hill It I t~rl.'n' 111111 Kurt'' ' F h~h\11 ""'~ 11111111 I Jml\' ~. ~~~~ 111 11. l\10uh 'htlfl.'h "' \IU...lltl"-11'1· 'I'll\' tlrllk i' " '''m~ht .r ,,f I unu tmd l~lm If I m'l. in' 11t' ~ lill\ll('t"-'rt U~l\1 t~ ~fllllll· 1l~u~htt'r 1•t' t m~ll' 1\-1.'\. "'"'' th~ lull' Ru1\\lull ~1. 1>f l'h~\hll'l.' u111l W~n<l:l m11l {'lm\"n'"' \\'1\lf of ('11\',tl.'f tlllll tht' 1:111.' 'hud~' l.l!fl.ln' 111' l l\1~ '. Slit' "''"''"'· i~o " 1W t:~htut~ 111' ~11-'i!l> Ut~n S~h\.1\ll ''"'' tiHcmls U\1\'kt~ t'olltt:.\l 1\lr W«e 11\W'ricd Aua. 10.. 2<m. "' W~):lln C'hurctl. Crown C'lty. · TM tlri~ I~ tile dl\Uihltr t.il' Herdman 5oth Holzer to celebrate National Rehab Week GALLIPOLIS - The Inpatient Rehab Unit at Hol7.cr Medical Center has announced its activities for National Rehabilitation Awurencss Week, Sept. 1521. . HMC Rehab is joining the National Rehabilitation Awareness Foundation, sponsor of the event, and more than 6,500 facilities nation: wide in observing the occasion. The special week is designed to promote the value of rehabilitation. highlight the capabilities of people with disabilities, salute the professionals who pro- <.\tnll1'1011\> Md Anniversaries CHESTER - Ch11rity R. ,....----....,,.-..., Wiggins and Lester L. P11rker II 11nnouncc their engagement . They will be marrjed POINT PLEASANT on Ol:t. 5. Guy Herdmun and Imogene The bride~ el ect is 11 duugh· Knnpp were married Aug. 8, 1952. nt Mnln Street Bilptist . ter of Dennis und Dlln~.u Church in Point Pleasant. Duwson of Purkersburg. She Gay is the son of Bill und is 11 I996 grudu1ite of Hu1.el (Suyre) Herdman und Purkersburg High School. Imogene is the daughter of · and is employed by Industrial Herbert and Beuluh (Gerlach) Silo Source. Knupp. Following the wed· The prospective grQOm is a ding, tl1ey were honored with a reception at the home of son of Lester and Pam Parker Zcldu Knupp. Imogene's sis· of Chester. He hus one son, v.teM MoMinney a TIMothy Voelker Matthew Parker. He is a 2000 ChlrHY Wllllnl 6 Lelttr Plrktr II ter. They honeymooned in Kentucky und have since . The wedding will be grnduute of Meigs High Chester. resided In M~son County. October 12. 2002 at St . School nnd is employed by The Herdman's have spent Matthew the Apostle Church Industrial Silo Source. SO happy yours together, · in Gnhanna. The couple will reside in working. farming. and laugh· lng. Their godchildren, OJ, Tcbollah, Laura. Hannoh, and Megun Custo. honored them with ·u surprise reception on July 21, 2002 at the Baden Community Center. vide service to people with Lampert, Program Director, on Thursduy evening for Friends and family sung to disabilities, and renew our Sharon Stout. Unit Manager. patients and staff to enjoy. nation's commitment to ful- and Amber · Thomas, The lnpntient Rehab Unit fill the unmet needs of people Com111unlty Rehttions at Holzer Medical Center with disabilities. Coordinator. provides an lnteitslve level of Activltles at Holzer On Wednesday. Sept. 18, therapy for patients with Medical Center will begin on the II th annual Holzer stroke, brain InJury, multiple Monday, Sept. 16, with an Medical Cenrer Inpatient trauma. knee nnd hip replace· Open House on the Inpatient Rehab Reunion will be take · ments, hlp fructures, amputa· Rehab Unit, located on the place from 12 Noon to 2 PM tlon, neurological disorders Hospital 's Fifth Floor. m the French 500 Room and and other disabling ImpairMedical Director · Dr. Dan Patio at Holzer Medical mems. Their gmll is for Black and new therapy staff Center. All former patients of patients to return home as will be introduced, and tours the Rehab Unit are invited to · quickly und independently as of the recently renovated unit attend. This year's reunion possible. will take place. The updated will fcmurc n picnic lunch For furth er information. unit features a larger gym und with a Huwuliun theme , contact the Holzer Medical dining area, us well us an entertainment. door prizes Center Rehab Unit ut '740· increase of bed capacity from nnd much more. Musi cnl 446-5597. 23 to 26. Tours of 'the unit entertainment will be per(Story co!ltr/lmted /Jy will be provided by Johanna formed by Chuck Congrove Hoker Medical Center.) He~c~thet W~:s.le>y We.k'h C'ROWN CITY - Rowland-Vennemeyer Fowble-Clendenen ·Keefer-Richmond . PLEASANT VALLEY 1 ·- .. ... ' .. . . '. snld, "und I um ycry pl~u ~ell with the suppm·t we hu vc rec eived from P1·cs ldct\l Oorry Dorsey In ullowinu thll school 10 lnct·cusc Its cnt'l1ll· mont." B b Sl BsN RN ttr ms, · · ·• · .. B.C., nurslrtl! skill s luhtll'ttll\, 1 t\lll's inr,t ry liNN 1stunt. Nil ld 110 progrum hus grown for u vorlety of renson s. "We huvc more st\1 dents cI\IC In tI10 nllrslna shortul)c. hut w~ ul su have studems comln11 het·c bccnuse nf the school' s repu· totlon," Sims snld. l'luss ~ ~~.lls I'C n\ltln ~ mull un\1, In sonw cuscs, 1111: IIQ I· tln11 cw n s mull ~ r. Fn1· the l.'l lllil'ul wmk this y~ut'. the ~tullc nt · IO·Icuc hcr 1'1\tlo hu~ ll~c rc uscd ft·om lJ· I h> K· l. Stu·'ent K··ll~ M "Oult·~ nf' " ~ 1 • Put !'lot hus Wlll'kcd us u •·crtl· l'i "ll ttl '•l·•• s.·ltl•• 'c IW7. • nllt's"s w Whlln hil t' duu ~ lllo l' wus huni PI'C il\ tllure)y. McClu lt'c Wtttcl•~· 'tllO l"lf" , ~" , llll' l kii"W '"'" .. ' "'' , • thut sho wumed tu help th~ lnfunts, too . "Timt's whut renlly 11'11 me aolng," McQuire suld , ll 's Nut i\ t:ntHIIhll' Without Ill (f'Am/. ~/JIIIHtW' .. t~,.;~~ ~ b~ \;!;'1~ (~ 1Hf, HOLZER CLINIC MEIGS Offers: MMSE 'I • Mini-Mental Status Evaluations • Monday, Septem~er 16 9 am to 4 pm Frequency of Eye Exams One ol' the mnNt cmmnon (lll ~~ t. lllll ~ e~c i.lm: ll l l'~ ur~ usk~o 1>, "How onen should I HCI my eyes exumlned'/" It depcndN. Ynut· oge, paMteye hiHtory, und whcthet' yuu.wour l!iliNNCN or Clltlfn~ t lcnseH determine, in lurge Jlllt't, how oft en you need Ill huve your eyes chec kec.l . . · Most eye dOCIOI'NwPuld uwrcc must children should he ~cc n for u nrst exum by nge three, sooner If there Is u pmhlcm. For thoNe nf UNunder l'ort y with u prescript ion, exumNNlllluld occur annually. II' contucts or llhtNNCR uron't neccssury, every two yean should be ~utllc l cnt. After forty, thou11h. your hndy stund s a areater chance of devclopln l hcullh tuul eye prublemH. like 11luu~omu. Therefore, thcHe folkNNhoulu be seen once every 1welve monthH burrln 11 uny eye m· lteul.th The MMSE is for patients 55 or ~lder It is an evaluation for Alzheimer's Disease ' 1 problem ~. These arc juHt guldellneN. If you've bee n Hoei ng your eye doctor rcllulurly, continue unin11 so. He knowHyour eyes hcHI . Thi H ollow ~ you and your npltllllCiri HL tu heHI pl un e ~amlnutlons on u timely baHIH . '•·~, •• ' . Or. A. Jad1o,on Baile'> 0 .0 . ''I I f11L1111 ',1 (/~II) 1'11!111 Ill'! ( !lrl!l I ,/1 'I ' I'll \J /'1 Ioiii ,..,. I 1!// '>II I /1 I I .. �.• PageC4 _AI_o_n_c the RIVer _u_nllar_,_, .._._m_·nt_l_ _. sunday. se,-.mber 6unbap G:tmd -irntfntl u. 2002 ·I t Entertainment PageCS sund..,, sept•••u ts. 2tn Remembering 'Alderman im' Pendergast T11ere ll~ n<ll muacy prople 111111 ''"re bon1 in Gt~IUpolis \\ l1u h;l\" 1\;1\t ll sm\ue erecttd in thc:ir h<lll\11'. One such pe111'Un w11s Jim ~mlergast, better ~nown tts " 1\.k'rm:\11 Jim." f,tis smtue slilnds in l\lul~e~ Squt~.l\', tlhlwe the \\\'st B111t1lll" Ill Kans.1s City. Mu. Jim used 1\1 tutl~'t 1\m 11f his hirthplu,-e. He w mh.l ot~n stty, "I' 111 t'r\n\1 Gnllipnlis, Ohi<l. 1'11tlt nnme is u jtl~c . h doesn't real!~ cl\ist." Those 1\ho hel\1'1.1 him 11'\lttld lalljlh. bl'liev· i~ tl\\11 intked Gallipo..1lis was u mudc up numc. In ftK't. Jim l'cnde~tast MIS born in Gttltipo..llis in 111~1'1 . A few )'ellf'S pthlt t11 Jim'~ birth. his fllmily mTivcd in the U.S . from lrelund. His 1\tthcr wus 11 drnymm1. 11 wus the druy111~n wh•l un1•mdl!d the Ctlrg<l lhlllt the vnrlt\U~ steamboats thnt lumle.cl at Gulllpo..llis. Then. they 1\l\l~ the ~~~~~~ to the ~!ores thul on.lcrt'\1 it. · Jimwus th~ t1rstbom tlf nine ~hll · '''~" · Aoout 1115\l the Pc11de~ust . 1\uuily let\ Gtallipolis tmd hetldcd 1\10 j:llllt'S Sands HISTORY we~t rownl'\1 St. Jos~ph 's. Mil. The reader muy recall St. Juscph 's importtlllt-e us the eustent t~nmnus fur the Pony E press <ts II'!' II as ;m important sturtillll plu.:e f1lt' the mlgratioll westwnrd for C\IVCI'Cd ·Wugons. In I~7!\ Jim moved to Kansas City whel\' he 1\mnd wnt·l<. in un il\lll fottndry. In the etlrly lllllOs he purdlasl!\1 11 sulo<.llllllld a snmll hillel in the Wc~t Bottoms of Kunsus City. Soon his brothers und sisters hntl joinl.'d him in Kansas City. Muny llf them lllso worked in the sul01111 1111d hotel. · In 1884Jim WtiS selected us u delegute representing the sixth wurd at the Demllcrutk City Clltwemion. lie becmne a l.'i.lnltnittee member und then aldenmm in 1892. It was the beginning of u political dynasty tlmt lt1sted for owr· six d~-cudes und was ultimtltely respo..msible for the rise to power()(' H(lffY Trumun (IS u nutionul figure . C'ttllcd the "Pcndergust machine" Jim 1111d l11ter his hr\\ther, '1\1m. n1led KtiiiStiS City po..llitks by beitlg (ldVo· cutes (or the common workit1g mtm. The "nmchine" provided ~·out and ltKKI for tl1e needy. It helped line up · jnbs tt1r the out-of-work. He would cush thc.checb uf ruilmud men und lu~kinghouse wm·kers. But the 'cndct¥ust Sttloott wus u hanl!out lin· busmessmen. luwyer'll, contrac· tnrs. huss.gumbler mu.l ollk-eholders from the City hull und · the Courthousc. 111e Pende~asts built up their muchine by domg fuvors ftll' all dusses of people. Jim suid ubout being u pnlitkal hos~. "I've jlol a lot of friends. That l is all there is to the boss bu,inessfriends. You cun 't coerce people into doing things for you· you cun 't rmtke them vote for you. I never .:~reed anybody in my life. Whenever you sec amun bulldoling unybody he doesn't last long. Sti.ll I've been called a bos,. AII there as to it is htiving l'riends, doing thin~s fur people and then later on they II do things for you." .Historian William Reddil! .wl\lte, "Jun Pendergust was a tnendly mun. His round. ruddy fuce w:~s the picture of Irish amiubility ,und his hcuvy bluck mustache did n<ll hide his easy smile. His voice. wus sol). He wus usually ut case .. The only sign of tmgcr wus the swit\ vanishing of his smile .. His lll!l!~'"' we':" rm-e, but not light utllurs. H" cxceediltgly ugrecublc nuuutcr covered but ilid not conccul u pcrsonuiity 11f uncon1mon forcel\rlncss." BnJther Tom. the Iemler of whtlt was called the goat fuction of the Kansas City Demo.:rutk pm·ty. was not us luid buck us his brother. Torn was more of a brawler. He became the boss upon Jim's death in 1911. Thm wus u tougher, shrewder mun than Jim. !t v:n' Thn~ :who.got H~ Trum(ln hts ltrst pohllcul job, and 1t was Tom who wus lar~ely responsible for Trunmn t>ecomm~ U.S. senator from Miss .. the positiOn he held when he wus chosen hy Roosevelt for the 1944national ticket. Truman wnnted to be Stute Treusurer in 1934 but Thm said, "I've alreudy got a candidate · for that job. Whr, don't you nm for the U.S: Se~ate'l' Truman wontlnd the rest ts htstory. Tom's do,vnfull wus gambling. In 193Q Tom was,arrested for failing to pay taxes on a bribe received to pay uft gambling debts. He wus in prison for two ycurs, und then, iron• 1cully, he died in 1945, just a few duys before Harry Tr.umtm became president. (.lamrs Scmcls i.1· a SfJecial .-orrt>·'l'""dellt f(Jr rite Srmd(ly TimesSelltine/. He ccm /1<• Clmracti'CI IJ_I' ll ' l'irin~ ro 3.J6 Meadow Lalit',' Cilt:lc·~·illr. Ohio 43113.) • BY GAVIN McCORMICK Associated Press 77rm• utiS a time u1rm I 11\'llltl'd tt> diS/111011 my /rome, deuy it, de~im luus.fnmr e1 1 gt•PftiNIIdll :~ lli~irri<l, pt'l'lre~ps. CHARLESTON (AP) Puncturing hillbilly stereotrpes. celebrating u distinctive dialect und exploring the state's winding muds and rivers. a current ~eneration of . West Vir¥inia wmers tends to curry thetr homeland even as many leu ve it to pursue their crutt The state's writers ·are hurd to classify. with works rangIng from the historical novels. of Denise Giardina to the militnry thrillers of Stephen Coonts, from Jayne Anne , Phillips' durk tales of the disenfranchised to . Cynthia Ryhmt's delicate stories for children. Still. whutever the genre, emerge. commonalities Perhaps most notable is a use of landscape less as background than us character. "West Virginians have not lost their relationship to the nuturul world," suys Knte Long,umdiojroducer whose protites of I West Virginiu writers will air this full on West Virginia Public Radio. "Thnt attachment to the. land ls becoming rarer in this world" - nnd was a catalyst for the series. Back in the good old days . and I lit a mutch tlltd started u little lir-e in the hrwm1 sage. All ut once there ~umc u stl\lng wind and the whole hill cuupht on fire. All the ncighhurs cume in to help put out the fh-e . Did I get u whuppin''l You bet I did, Tulk about good nelgl1bors. we all helped em.:h other, when sumeMEMORIES llnc got sick we would go to thcit· house ttl do the work und do whut lll~l\1 ' r.lh.:. In othet' words, we hud plenty Ill · s~;puruted the creum from the milk . I wus needed. There Wtls ulutof sick· cut 1111d my molhllr hud u bill cook ulwuy hud to feed the hol!s un.d ness going un bu~k in those duys; shlVC !tented by -.'tltll und split wood. horses before I hud to wulk u mile to IIIUIIY people died . My dud Cllllle 11cur of dying of scurlet fever. When I would ulwuys brinl! In the wood school. I will never forget when I wus sitI wus 12 I hud pamlysls In my fuce und coni lbr her. und I ttl so chopped tin!! on top of u hill dose to my lnstcud of my legs, thunk goodness, the wood. I hud to help milk the home with tlve of my school mutes. und I still huve it tpduy, I cun't smile cows und tun1 the stlpurutor, which· I ot\cn think of my boyhood duys, whmu ditl'crence between now tmd then. I lived 11nu ftlrlll where we hud noelectrh:lty.und w~ us~d oilltllllps und luntents. My mother nxcd ull the meals on llll old Iron stove. We hud hm bis~ults, hum, suus11ge, homemutle upple butter und molusscs for breukfust. For dinner we hml cornbread. beuns, potutoes, Max Tawney big or whistk. The1-c were three of my dassmut~s thut had the puruly~is h1 their legs, und they had to use crutches ull their lives. You do not see uny one today thut hus what we did, thmtk goodness for thllt . No one ever locked their doors becuuse there wusn 't uny stealing going 011 ut all. Whut u ditl'crcnce it is toduy. Buck then almost everyone went to church. My dud sure wus u good singer. you could heur him ubove everytlnc in the church. I huve lived u long life, th'unk the Lord for thttt. I hope I will live until my blrthduy on Jun. 27, 2003. If I do Juck Hunnu will come und put on u wonderful uninml s~ow like he did lust year. it was wonderful. I ~un't und.:rst11nd why I ~un remember everything b:~ck in the good old d;1y~but when my wife, Mabel. will tell me to go to the grocery und get u few things when I get buck she says "Where is this and thnt I told you to get'/ I think you are losing your memory old mun." P.S. I thought I would huve m~ truvcl books by Thursday but t( looks like I will not huve them until Monday or1\1esduy. (Lon grime Gallipoli.~ ·Imsiness• 111011 Max 1Cnv11ev occm·wnallv stlhmits m·tides ro 'rite Srmdcry Timt>sSt'lltinel crbcmt Iris world tmvel!·, a11d mfllwries of Gallipoli.l cmd Ga/lia Comity.) .. .1 will tllm fomr Lexirrgtmr e1rrd cross rile river itrto l#st Virgitria atrd a world b1Jilt 011 memory collapsing itrto tl1e pwserrt, abat~dor~ed famrhoti.S· · es cocked oddly under /rillsides, once pc1/atial ice-whites · gone to sh11des if chartetll, tJttics givetJ over to nesting dens for suxrllows a11d tlmi.Sir:es, verarrdiiS e1rrd grouud floors :patrolled by the local irrsa11e. ·SDcl8l sacurnv 99th Blain family reunion Five things you should know held at Gallipolis Ferry. · about .suwivors benPjits u yeur, nnd the number of 4. Cnn u widow ~r widowycurs of work \hut you need er get retirement benel'its in for your fumlly to be eligible ndditlon to survivors beneWhen you try lo figure out for survivors insuruncc bene- fits '/ Nn, ynu cun't gel both. But how much life Insurance you tlts depends on yuur Ujje when you die. The younger 11 we will puy yuu the higher or need, do you remember to t1dd the vuluc uf the survivors person Is, the fewer credits the benefits you ure ~ntltled lnsurunt.:e you · prnbubly ynu need. A person who dies tn. In son1c ~uses, for cxumlii!C 22, for exnmple. \lll, u widow or widower cun tllrcudy htlvc thrtllll!h Sodtll before 1 would need only 1· 11 yeurs 1egln re~elvlng survivors Sccul'ity'l or work lc1r coveral!e, And no henet'lts ut u rcdu..:ed rutc nnd Too muny folks don't .. , or one needs more than I0 yeurs swltc~ lo retirement don't rcull1.e· how vuluublc of wnrk to be elil!lble for any thcr1 hcncflls 111 1111 umlldu.:ed rute their Sm.:lal Security benefits Soclul Security benefit. ut full retirement uge, The just mll!hl be. 2. Who cmt get survivors rules vury depending on your Fvr u11 uverng~ Wli!!C curncr bcn~flts'/ sl1uutlo11 . You should tulk to u Who dies Ulld iCUVCN U S\JOUSC Sue lui Security survivors Sodul Security rcprescnlu· und two chlldr·cll, lhc vu uc of benefits cun be puld ro wid· rive ubout the options uvull · Sociul Security survivors OWN, Wi\IOWllrS, children 1111\1 nhle tn you. • benefits Is cltUul to ll ~orne dependent purents. · ~. Whut hnpperls If u sur· $403,()()() life Insurance pull. vlvlng spuusc rcmunics'/ 3. Huw much clln survivors ey. A11d the only rcul differ- receive In beneflts'l Ocncrully, u spouse ~un'L ence Is thut the Snclul get ; urvlvors lrcnefits if he or Buslcully. the higher your Security survivors benefits the higher the bene· she rcmurrles. ure puld rnmHhly und not in u ~urnlnl!s. fit puyntcnts to your surBut, remurriugc uftcr uge lump sum . vivors will be. The uctuul 60 (til' ugc ~0 if you ·ure dis· llcr'll ure five busic ques· bencl'lt umilunt will be u per· ubled) will not prcve11t you tluns ab. rut survlvnrs benefits ccntugc of your busk Suciul from gcttin~ benefit.~ bused thul you shnuld be ublc to Security benclit und ru11gcs on your lormcr spouse's mlswcr ru help you with your from 7~ to I00 percent, re..:oru. flnnnclul planning. depending on the survivor's Anu, ut ugc 62 or older,. you . I, llow dn ymr t:urn Soclul ugc und type <lf benefit. II' muy get hcncfits on the Security survivors inNurullce you check the Sociul Security rc..:ord of rour new spo u .~e if CliVCrlll!e'/ Suttcmcnl thut you get cuch they nrc higher. ' Just h}' 'wurking In u jub yeur. you will find un estl( Mcii'IIICI Rade1· /.1 IIUI/Icl_lf.~l' cnwrcd hy ·Sudal Security. rnute basell on you1· own of rll<' Social Set'llt'ltv oj}lce Vnu cum up lu four "credits" earnings. /11 Cia/1/pv//s.) · . IV MARTHA RADII! Boola! Baourlty ' 41t' -e.r' ' -e.r' ' 41t' 41t' ' Keeping ·· \ Congratulations \ ~ To the 2002 Graduating Cla11 of ~ Gallia, ~ .the Pr1ctlc11 Nurelng School of ~· Meigs& .\ . 1pec111 Buckeye Hille Career Center with \ Wllhll to Amy McQuald·Conley, . . 1 Mason T1mmy Neleon, 1nd Cryetal Wrlteeel who did their preceptorahlp at \.\J 1 informed \ Holzer Senior Care Center. uoood Luck" to all of you. ~ ~ ~ ·~~·-·· 'hntl·•eat,ntl ~ ~ GALLIPOLIS FERRY continue to serve as oftl· Oullipolls Ferry; Harold Blain, Jackie Blain, Lori - Lurry Bluln's campsite cers for ne~tt year. at Oulllpolls Ferry was the John Cuudill won the Deul. Trucy und Duve locution for lhe 99th Blain door prize. Olin Blain was Patrick. Diunu und Cassie fumlly reunion, Aug. II, the oldest person present, Hite, Murcenu Denny, 2002. and Lolu Brantley of Yulee, Mary Hanna, Truce Hnnnu, Follnwing the put-luck Flu., truve.led the furthest Tom und Lora Blain, meul, fumlly members met dlstunce to uttend. Luverne und Violet Bluine, und decided to huvc next · Other fumily members in lmd Jured Knight, all of yeur's reunion ut the sume utlendunc~ from the locul Apple Grove; Lois Mereer time und pluce. Lurry arcu were: Murtha Bluin, ot Henderson; Bonnie Bluin, \lrestllerH; Violet Churloue Bluin, Rosemury Alley of Point Pleasant; Bluln. v ce·presldent; und Bluln. 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To also get the bill payment and other extended services just slop into any Farmers Bank ollice and complete a quick customer Information form. The New Farmers lnstaBank on·llne service Is quick, easy to use and available 24 hours a day! ~ HolzerSenior Care Center IY AsBO<llated Press Instant banking ... just add the Internet . llrad my 011'1 tnlllbles, ·!J<·arrty a11d loss tl~ oddly 1\'StJI/IIIIt Ill Ill)' IIIOtirer~· OIIC try at cJil pelilltitt~: ttr-tl (l)lliCllliiiOI/11· tcJirts, m·mcr de~ybrmk em tme peak mrd Sllllllllt'l' twil(~lrt orr tire otlrcr mrd a llt~rdscmbble dirt-fimrr ill benc~'l'lr, our world !Ofked irrto tire lrolll'l' mrd setl~OIIS, aple~ce H4rerr time lrad rrot a·iiSed so muclr Ill merged, all tire lmrg dei)•S· stories.fitzally stauditt~ tt~erl.rer. The state's storytelling tradition provides another authorial advantage. Benedict recalls listening for hours to stories told by customers in a Lewisburg barber shop. Maillard talks' of the Ohio Valley us u "great place for long rambling tall tales. As a kid, I was surrounded by people who had been dead for 30 ~ears." "The{e. are tdentifiable communities here - you know where you are and who your neighbors and family are," said Gordon Simmons of the West Virginia Commission on the Arts . "That sense of community and belongingess give a rootedness that's reflected in storytelling." I ask tire clerk /row long ago the cqffee WiiS bn.wed. Sire looks at me, tlrror~glr me, tells Pullllc panty from "for\:e~ ot pt>verty and un expllHtaii~e 1::\:onomy that hale 'h ~tped the to air West vqlnill Wlltlr ~lUte .n Muillard noted lhal the region has "over the ~ear' gotten the short end of the >tick a lot. "There's something in wu that responds vi'l.:erall)' "hen you think about. 'a) . the l!'.S. government bombing coal miners," he >aid . "Wheeling's the only city that refused to huve u Carnegie library - the) wouldn't luke the robt>er baron's money. That mu\er· ick sensibility will be a pun of me 'til the day I die ... West Vlrgril Public Rldo his J)ll)ltwt • seriee tl hour-lq •Wv~•w VItti 14 WMt ~ wt1te1s. whlcl\ It pllns to braldcasllt 8 p.m. on ll•lr )IS..The..,. sctlda: Sepl17: 11'1111 t.tt:t<lmty, sill& poll . . . . . Sepl:M: Oerierll Gltldilr.le. fictioo Oct 1: Rk:hlnt Cunwf, tdlon Ott 8: Cyothltl Ryltrrl, d*ll••'s and lOIII books Oct 15: Klllh Maillrd, fldlon Ott 22: Jlyne Artnt PhilfP$. !'dOn . Od. 29: SMch. Bellon, cNichri'S boclcs NoY. 5: Plnc:kr\l'f BerNet. lc:tiOn IIIeY. 12: Breeoe Pn:ake, 1lcticn IIIeY. 19: Maggie And8lsoo. poet NoY. 26: Stephen Coonls. ftdion Dec. 3: Matt Harshman. c:trildi•l's badal Dec. 10: Davis Gtutrb, fictioll Ceo. 17: Mary l.e,a Setlll. ftdlon I ~ht t>n uob<l{/ys <!f the prrmrt, 'ill tWbody :1 CiiSIIcJiiW<I/11//oiry. a·derrlirt set v( <Wnlrlt<ltt'S mwr km'll' ~lw lr.1d, dead me tlu• pt,l tH1S up wlrm slu· came 011 fi1r lrer slriff. /)l'lrCcJIIr lwr porirrtirt~ •!f tire ttw lllt>ttrllain< irr trrv sc·aHer t\Jia· is tirf f~~"d .l!ril Stllll; awl n>11rirr~ f(>nlllrcl tltle /re,rrs tH'I')'I''"I'Il' i11 11101111tairr CtJIIrrtry. I rrali.<e I Jivm tlre1t ple~ce ,;,ri rirm·, I .fi11d myself t,, be s!'V!'Ilt)'·tll\>. IIIIlS! SOIIIId t/ris 1111) myself · Is tlrat old' 1 Another pan of the re~ion·~ herituge is love for its daalect. "Most Appalachian writers tuke deep pleusure in hanging on to certain terms of speech," McKinney said. :·our speaking style is root· ed in several centuries of colorful English lunguuge," said . Giurdinu. "Muny of our turns of phrase dale buck to Chauceriun Enstund. 'Yonder' or 'I'm a comm"those are very medieval phrases." "When 1 was 11 kid, we thought it was funny when kids would use these long vowels - wash the deeshes, full in the booshes," Benedict said. "That's basically an Elizabethan . vowel. Shakespeare would have been perfectly at home with it. u ~ 'i~itli,, u1t~ While the language may be shured across Ar,paluchia. man~ reuders identity in West Vir~mia writers unique strums of violen~e and meluncholy. "There is a darker voiceun unusual understanding of violence and of loss that is sirnulumeously personul und public," suid Jumes Harms, who directs West Vir~iniu University's creative wrtting · program. · Citing the stories of Phillips and Breece Puncuke. "'ill' mL,plaa•d durit\~ tlw Cit>il IlilT amlmwr lmnt~lrr ''' millll •l)!<lill. /11 time I-''"'' that all t>{ this 11\l( tnrt', simply '"nimtr, ,md "''"' th<lt might be tl/twt'd ltll~ tltWr my rt'Spt'll(ibility. Many ~riters s11y they huve complel<. ties to the stute ·thul mised them. Several describe a "push-pull" dynamk thut draws and repels in equal measure . ''Literature is in 11 w.uy 11 response to the stereotypes und negative imu*es of hillbillies an<! hicks.' Simmons said. "It's not that the stereotypes don't have any basis. but they-'re not at the truth and core of things . Literuture explodes them by working through them." . Many writers found themselves forced to leave the 'tate for e-coru>mk re~lll . McKinnev -.aid that when s.he graduat.,d from WV U 111 I968. the 'tate vll'ered ~~eithef publi>hing liUtlet' nvr ~'Oll\rnunitie' llf wmer' · . That'' •·hanged m the pc~->1 IU }ellr. a' "nting pmgram~ have lloumhed at WVU, West · Virginia \Ve,kyan and other carnpu,e>. >aid McKinn;:y. "ho aft¢r two de<:ades returned to Btlfboqr County. Many of the well-trctveloo "'n' and daughter' return in ,ome fa,hivn . Maillard. who tellrhe> in Britbh Columbia. 'i>it' regularl) . Benedict te<K·he' in a "nail Virginia college. 90 minute' frvm his famil\ in Lewi,llur~: . "Elllployment 1-'eep, me out of Weq Virg1nia.'' Benedil·t >Utd. ·:But it\ like the mvth of Antueu> .you've· got to tou,·h earth where you grew up to druw strength from it ... Giardina suy' her tk 10 the lund of \\·b t \'irginm i>. ultimately .. spiritual. Mailltud he ' had a "mystiL'al feeling about the plaL'e m~ whole life. "The last time I was In Wheeling." he .aid.."u wonder· ful shon thunderstonn pas.~ through. leuvill$ that rained-on feeling in the mr. I was with a friend. und we looked up and down the streets. Now Wheeling's not the world's most st-enic location. Lots \II. the store> are dosed. und it's . kind of seedy and rundown. And my friend looked at me und said. 'Isn't it grem'" "And it was. But I couldn't tell you why." (Editor:, •wrf: Qrwlllficms crl'f from rite prolo~rlf ro Richcrrcl c,,,...v :S /997 11orr/. "Losr Higllw(Jy, .. p11blished by Ho11ghrcm Mifflin Co. J '"Y' My father a shqfi 111i11er like most '!f the fathers if that rime and pltlCf!, dead irr rlrr early spri11g ~f 1938 rifler roo me111Y yea~ imd'ergrormd; my motlwr .\~me .five years later in die1beticcome1, a diseiiSe sire Goin home to face the emons of guilt SI8Bank ~ Novelist Pinckney Benedict, whv grew up on a funn outside Lewisburg. said. "What defines West Virginia for me is the roads that loop back on themselves. where you get up in the. morning und head west and lind yourself driving straight into the sun. Thut's what connects us. literallY und figuratively." Northern Punhnndle writers have their own touchstone in the Ohio River. Keith Mnillard. who has set seven of his nine novels in fictional R~ysville. which is modeled on Wheeling. snid. "Certuinly the river !lows through my writing as u constunt stream . It 's central to life in the Northern Panhandle - you're either moving towurd it or nwny from it." From the Bookcase · armers ~ Come r!Xperiem·e t!te Holzer l>if1'eretwe at... · "The history of the ewth Itself gives West Virginia writers a unique angle of vision," said Irene McKinney. the state's poet laureate. "The mountains ~ive a sense of prehistoric hme, a way of seeing that human life fits into a larger picture of the natural· world. Harms said tht' 10ice lt•ap., It bumbles you." • ' ~'-e.r''~'"'-tlt'~' • The tragedy of a deadly torr'lUdo Is immedlate und devasiutlng, killing and maiming !Jeople and destroying property. : But there are longer-lasting scars. terrible ones, on the hearts and souls of people who lose loved ones, people >vho were there but spared injury and even people who had moved elsewhere and · were never In danger. In "A World Turned Over," Lorlan Hemingway guides · ihe reader through the facts bf the M11rch 3, 1966, tornado that tore through Candlestick Shopping Center in Jackson, Miss., killin$ 14 and leaving many more lrvesln shambles. Then she turns to the mem· pries of those who were there pr who lost loved ones, stories not told by them until her ilrrival. She revisits the scene INith people who haven't been back since, and may wish they hadn't this time. And in the process she seems to be trying to exorcise a demon of her own - that of a young Lorian, raised in the neighborhood, playmate of many victims, but who had moved away months before the stom\ and has felt guilty since for not l,Jeing there with them. She introduces the reader to very real people, including Ronny Hannis, a lad with a constant smile. He worked at the supermarket checkout, where he kept candy under the counter to hand out to scruffy children who waited eagerly for the goodies. Ronny, looking uhead to staning college, had stopped at a hot dog stand on his way to work. There, he used his body to shield a little girl when the winds demolished the building. Then Ronny, cut and battered, crossed the parking lot to the market and began bel ping·dig people out, unaware ·o f his own rnjuries. Finally taken to a hosprtal, Ronny died in the emergency room. a young hero. "There are forms of tres· pass that reach beyond the ordinary," Hemingway writes of her visit to the Hannis family. "Already it is hurting them all. I can see it in each face, in each pair of eyes," she recalls, despite their willingness to invite her to their home and remember that terribl~ day for her. Later she revisits the rebuilt shopping center with Linda Flowers, who tled the demolished market, bleeding and battered. Flowers recalls the color of the sky before the twister as "yellow hell." Grown now, Flowers says she still trembhls at tornado warnings and recalls how her father, a tough ex· Marine who survived the Pacific campaign of World War II, would sense her fear and call to calm her when bad weather threatened. Karei McDonald, a fire ·and rescue worker who sprinted to tlie scene to help, says that of all the death and injuries he has seen thal was the worst. 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The path is steep as it starts out from Valler..tugue, but it is tht~nkfully shudcil by thl.;k beech lind chestnut woodhmd, wlndh111 its wuy. past ruins of shepl\erd huts before emeft!lllll onro n jlliUI.Cd ridge with views overloo""klnl! deep ravl11es. lle prepared, however, ttl dive Into the bushes to escape a head·011 collision with moumnln bikers hurtlin~ down - who. like you. don 1 really expect ttl encounter \11\yl.llle else, Ft'llm the ..summlt there is anlmpl'\\sslve view Ill' a deso· lute limestone rlateau on one side nnd Moun Lotere 's long l!fllnlte rldl!es covered in hettther on tlie other, . The summit Is crowned by a meteorolol!ical observatory that houses a collection of photos deplctllll! weather pat· terns, types of douds and winds or snow. The handful of hikers at the top, however, seetnilli!IY preferred ttl take o nap In 11 tleld nmld the butz of clcadns. The more lrttl'\\pid hikers - nnd llterllry fans - can follow the 120·mlle Robert Louis Stevenson Trnll, named arter the famous Scottish author of "Treasure Island." He put the re_!lon on the mnp with his 1879 book "Trnveh with 11 donkey In the 10)(!() ' '" ' • -"~ .... ,._ "' ... ... . , ·~ .... .. ~ View of an attey In the Village of Couvertolrade on the Isolated Causses de Ungas plateau In the Cevennes. southern France In earty 2002, Wltl't its rugged mountains cloaked in chestnut trees and dotted with medieval hamlets that still offur some of the best goat cheeses. the isolated Cevennes region Is per· haps one of France's best kept secrets. (AP) Cel>el\llt',," The more courageous can Trekk-ers today can stay in try their hand at cavlnl! or numerous (!ites d'etapes, hos· ctmyoning, when p:1niclpunts tels tlmt wry in si7.c :md com- use ropes tmd harnesses to fort but usually gum'tllltee a descend a series of waterfalls, friendly welcome and a a very populm' activity in the · hnme·L't:)()ked meal. The less region. enel'l!etic .:ail retmcc the Amon!! sites not to miss In main P\lint~ of his joumey the Cevennes is the Grotte from Lc Monasuer-sur· des Demoiselles. a Vtlst cave Guzcllle to St.Jeon-du-Gard complex revealilll! a mysteriby car. ous subtemmeun world thut For the non-hikei'S, the locals once believed wus Thm gorges and Henmlt home to fniries, River valleys are wonderful Inside, the hil!h ceilings, to exrlol'e by canoe. though m~ssive p~llars u~d 11 light you'l be disappointed if m1st combme to g1ve one the )'Ou're looking tor challeng· impression of being in u giunt mg white wuter ral\in~. The . calhedmt. rivers are calm, Canoes ctm be re111ed in the slll!htly touristy (til least by the 1'\\glon's stund1trds) but pleasunt town of Fl1.1rlic. which is full of small hotels and is u good pluce from which to tour the hills. You call nlso rent a donkey to carry your ptlck If you want to follow in Stevenson's footsteps , But be wurned, most trekkers say It's u bit of n nighuunre. While paddlins down the Serving the Tarn River, dwnrfed on each .side by looming limestone dill's, be sure to keep an eye out for bltarre rock forma· ·tlons caused by centuries of erosion. You cun sleep by a camp· tlre on n sandy bench u11d eat local rubblt terrlne und look out tor engles und pere(!rlne falcons - und !!UUrd ngul11st wild boars. Bm.ER Sirlctrely, Kelli Beth Ellioll SUPERSPAN DOME ~ 1 ><3 Ov, I . .. , , 117 !Ill SWIM . YEAR ROUND! RATLIFF POOL CENTER Mertonllrlll IICikUI.Ihll 140·288·2101 area's housing needs since 1977 - ...... Three bedrooms and two full baths with Low E vinyl windows, ax6 walls, OSB Sheathing, Oak cabinets and window sOls, oak columns, upgrade carpet and pad, dishwa!jher, deluxe range, · Ill cu ft refrigerator with ice maker, glass skylight, etc. ALSO: We have HUGE SAVINGS on 3ax68 Patriot Broadmore with over a,ooo sq. ft. !! tl' FREE DELIVERY &IRUP ···" .•• , ... ---~~·-" ..... ... ....... .• , ........ ........'" •40DOIOW 2002 t1' FREE COIICIIm IUPPGIIT t1' FREE IIIIIDIII FREE DIIECT TV IIIALLIEW . DIUILEWIDEIIID IIIIILEWIDDI business expo ., " 03 09 20XIIO . , , . , , ?II .09 OF RT. J Thank you for your support . at the 2001 Gallia County Junior Fair. Your generosity for purchasing my Market Lamb Is appreciated. _, -I llitUild 15 PT.."""'"""'" 26 99 11li'T '""' .. , , . 32 !l£1 21'1 I'T "'" , , "" "2 .9 16)(!2 ............ , ' 53 gg . ... .. (MSRP II 0\1), fll!l1!1 lm YllUilAtld 1 []nlbllt SIID1 pCIII'') ·' At~mstk 2002 Gallia ·Co. business expo CIHippe(I pCCIIII' ', tahle,ptuln ~ ~ ping) Hot Tuna s\IIIW ~\lj)\\1'111l\t'k\'1S. •, CKII'II!'I ~ ' lliCIIilllll SjWtllll Onlv $1 ~.IMI l ; I ~up peeled und dkctl :, . fllll'lktt pen•·, Whou1 I' ·'t Guy Davis . ~~~ . Butter up maple-pear scones for brunch or snacklna ;· ,l\ssoc1ated Pross An t\'flliltll with and 1\111\antk hills 1\J\\re virtu· ally hnpenetrnble, and e\J\\n 11ow they still ot'fur those who explore them the h~ereasl~ly n.1re ~'\!1\~-e they iltl! trendu~g where few hli\J\\ been before, LYing to the southeast of , the "Massif ~ntrnl. alloul 30 , miles north of the Medlterrnnean dty of : Mmupelller, the region Is a paradise fur lovers of the out· \loots, It offers everything t'ro111 hikh\1! and clllloeing down deep r11vlnes to the riskier actlvltles of c~vh~g ' 11.1\d tllllytlllhll!, But the Cevennes also hlls a vllrled and sometimes 11rim ;. hbtory. f It Is the lttnd of the, : Cnmlsnl\ls. Protestnnt peiiS· .• 1\llts who rebelled . against : persccutl!lll In the early 18th :' century following the repeal ~ of the Edkt of Nantes, which esmblished let~nl tolerntlon of : Fran~-e 's Protestant popula· tlon. • The bloody wars lefl11lnst· I~ lmpl'\\ssfoll oil Its h11rdy, pious illhllbltnllts, who live mnlnly In small vlllqes : enclosed by stone walls nnd ~· under the towerllllll!llte of 11 , church spire. . Olltl of Fran~e's poorest nre11s, the Cevennes attr~cts • muny writers. artists und hlp· · pies eiii!Cr to escape from the hordes of P11tlshms and other .: tourists who nll(k to nearby : Provellce every year. · :: They roum the reg loll's rus· : tic murkets In scurch of · • homemade pntes, doll key· ~ lt\CIIt 8lllldSSOIIS .(dried suusuues), ort~nnhl ellgplnnts ·.• nr the e11rthy wl nes of the : Lunguedoc. : Othct's spend their days ! I!Cntly l1m1lillg In the Hernult • 1111d 'n1r11 rivers, or llshli\1! lor trout. Some don cumoulllll!e , to lllel!ully cutch cruwflsh : nml frol!s , ' "A friendlier, mol'\\ I!Cntle • wny of life hus been left • bcl\lnd hl.lre" snys 'film Vernon, 11 British documen· tllt'y producer who hus !'\\tired neur the vlllugc ot' Vullcruui!UII to write 11 novel. 1'hc stone vllluftle hus two tlellghtt\tl cul'es t;y thll river where one ~un sip pustls, retld u book, or watch loculs pl11y lu petunque, u gume where two teums tllke turns throw· 11111 heuvy steel "bouh.15" to llllld us ~:ltl!lll us lltl!l!llblettl n IIt tie Wtltlilen bull. . . Houta Mon • Fn 9·7 Sat 9·5 sun t·5 All ACII S, All IIMI' $·100 '' ·- 1801 •• ,...,... 11'1 IUIII Jct.lt. II. 81 & Dll • JlcbDn.lll.. '141·288·2111 "·-·-- - - - - - -•- - - - - -·-- - - --- ... _ I r• �~meroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point PIMa.nt. WV Summit fromPageC1 • D~fiunt Teenugcr: Tips for denting with the tccnugcr who is resistant to pure11111l guiduncc put on by Woodllllld Centers. • Red Fh1gs: Whul purcnts und curcgivers should know ubout identifying teen dcprl'S· sion und suicide risks, tlml Fulk will be giving. After lunch. pmticipunts will choose one or the follow· ing uftcrnoun sessions: Gateway Drugs: • Discussion of the danger' of substuncc abuse and th.: pro· gression into bigger problems. This session will be put on by FACTS. • Positive Behaviors: Strategies to help you dcul with the stress·es of par~nting by Woodlnnd Centers. • Defiant Child: Tips for f ,. ••...\1 '. ~· Dear Abby you us it is for you Ill tdl it. Until you spettk up and set things stmight. the gho't of thlll •·hild-mulesting nwnster she murried will swnct between ~Oil. You have pro· tected hun long ennugh. Gather your l'ournge nnd spcnk out. It will begin your henling. . I know I mny sound hke a broken record. but c'OIItl~el · ing nm hdp you to put this unhuppy ~hapter of your life to rest Olll'e and t'nr all. Ask your dm~tnr for a referml. or cull the nearest rape hotline. DEAR ABBY: I haw <t serious problem. My lluhcr i> unreasonuhly stril'l. I am 16, aud he won't let me do hurd· ly nnythiug. ~k will not let me go plaws unless there t> pmcntul sup<'rvision Ill nil time,. To nutl.l' nlllller' wnrsc.Jest~rdny when _I w1~s drnppe otl 111 a gtrltncnd s Ill> usc. he made my mother go In the door In meet her parents' They wereu't hmne. so t was not allowed lo stny. I hud 111 get l>nck in the cur nnd my p11rc111s di1lVC me home. I huw never · hc•c11 so embnrrussed in my life. My t\tther is the king of the houseltold and whmcver he suys goes. He\ impossihlt!. Hell'· - TEEN HELD CA 'TIVE IN MASSACHUSETTS m:AR l'APTIV.:: You t,ll'c cursed with pnrents who love you. Every teenager should huvc the ndv!Uitnges you have. P.S. Be ussured. you will apprccintc your fnther's "slrkt" IIIIi tude when ynunre older und llOl'OillC n purclll. /Jmr A/J/>1• is writr<'ll br Ahignil kllllll 'll 111111 Vai1 w 11'11.1' Bureu, alsi> /'hi/lips. Jer111111~ ./tJIIIIIIed b_ ,. her morh<' l: Pcllllillc' l'hilliJ>.I'. Wrire 0<'111' Abb\' 111 11 '11'11'. J),•w-A i>/11 ·. emil ';,. I~ 0 . IJo.r ()1)4./0. /..oi.< A11gelf's. CA I}(JOM. how to deal with a child who is resistunl In parentul guiduncc, put on by Womllund Centers. • Ahoul Credit and Bud~L·ting : Hnw hl Jtvoid the credit .:nrd trap and uhnul dny·to-day money hudgding. put on by URG. There also will he ll Purcnt Reading · Aca1kmy . where Fwnily and Chi ldren First rcprcscnlalivcs will dis~:nss litcrucy und reading l,o cllildrcn. The Parent Summit will take plucc from 9 a.m. 1\1 2:30 p.m. at the University of Rio Grundc in Wood Hall. Allltou~h the event · is free pre - rc~lstrution is rCljUircd by Sept. _() and can be ucwmplishcd hy muil, phone. or fux: Jackson -Gtilliu Parent Summit. Murissa Fulk . P.O. Box 514, Gallipolis. Ohio 456~ 1 or 1'11x (7.!0) 446-6814 or hy t:u lling (740) 446-3022. Pa e Dl vot~s define borders of passionate debate BY JASON Sl1tu1U$0 AsSociated press writer INVE TIN Bubbling beverage debate JACKSON . Mi~~ - (AP) A Web site that asks visitors to enter their childhood zip code and. ln the South it's called Coke. the soft drink term they use has recorded 29,000 votes. even when it's Pepsi. Mnny in 8\lSI\>n ' uy tome. A j>t\.'I ~ ,, cious few even order n huy •• ,. drink. . . But the debate between ~\ I . f. those soft drink synonyms i~ t~ .. n linguistk underctlrd in the_ ... .. .. • •• nmion's <.'tlrbonuted wttr ot ' •• ''" ) .t word'. The reul ~llle : pop Pop 'vs. >odu. Coke ·Order. a MXht in Michignn or Minne~\>tll nnd you're clearly 1111 omsider. Ask for PQP in New York City und you risk being ridiculed. \.' '• Bert Vuux. 11 linguistics ,• ut Humtrd professor ~~ \ • • University. suys muny ...'..._. 'I • A1nericuns ure overly passionute noout how they reler •• • to the popular bevemge fmnOther ily. ; "For reasons 1hut ur<' undeur to me people fee I they huve lkeuse to uttuck SOURCE: Alan McConchle AP those who suy pop liS stupid or illogical." Vnux stlid. "I tlcientl~ lllgi~ul for me. I'm University linguistics pro- mui.'h ltnymore." he sllid. use Coke becuuse I grew up 11\ll gvmg Ill 11~0 it." Yttll!i fes~or Wult Wlllfmm uis••• in Houston. They're not too suill. ''They just U)t(l whmev- . agreed. suyin~ the ~~p-~odu ­ Oil th" Net: fond of thut uround here. er they hem. · Pop vs. Soon ~urvoy: CI>ke divide •~ rt:pil>nul und However. it's not 11s stigmnWhen Alnn McConchie not bused uo 111~e. llge or http://www.ugcs . l.'ttll~h.odlt tited us saving pop." I'X·7Et11 m\.'1.'011/pop- s\\da Tin' pt>p:sodu-Coke divide was u freshmnn nt tht itwomc. il'orn it\ Institute llf As for M~Conchie. h~ hus nlwuy' cre111ed vu~ue. Cut Tcchnolo~y in 19\l), he grew up in pop ~.·oumry - in and usuully inc'orrt•ct. the K'e with new class- Wushing1nt1 suue - but _Iuter USM1111pti\HI> IIIWUI who s11ys Ol\'kt' mutes m\well 1\> sodu regtons: ,,p oy usl.ing. "Sllllu or Culililflliu, whut wht.·r~. Vuux suid. But he went to t'or the first time. Internet pob;1e Web pnge und almost school. undwhere New York slllle. , technolo~;y .- und 29.000 where he mukes his home. 30.000 votes Iuter. the com· votes on a Web site - hus So whttt ctnes he cull u bubpuler . prog. n un\ner is now 11 IJI'fered u definition of the · pltrH1me hng111st . blr, bevl:'rU),:t) llllW'/ debute ·~ borders. "Floridn splits nlmost right 'I don't reully dri.nk It thut The silt'. creuted eight in hulf between suying Coke -;;::;:;~~=fToio':l:o;:;:=~~ yem·s ugo tiS u college pro- nnll sodn - just like the 'ri JCCI. usks v \Sitors to ~nter Bush-Gore TOrAIINTnNrt IOflwo~e · thin¥." 'their childhood zip code und makes canne<tlng lost & McCnm:hie said. "We re the sot! drink t<•rm they usc, Grace Myers . Their volt; is then pluced on leurning thai hnlf of Floridu I is n Southern suite and the FIVI email boxes, Webmoil, Excavatln!i! for n mnp ns u colored dot. other half is people .who Whm hus emerged is u buytng my L\J\JLr. Instant Messaging and more! swmh of Coke vote~ m:ro» moved in fmm tl1e North." S'eet hu Seethurumnn, n Unllmll1!1 Amu • Sian Up OnllM the South: pop votes in the murketi Market Hog. ng professor at Midwest .und Cunitdn. und www.localnet.com souu votes in the Northeust Wushington University in St . Louis. snid McCone hie's Jesse und Cnlifornin. und - curi- dutu isn't rclinble becnuse ou~ly... - in St. Louis und Myers it's not n rundom sample. · Milwaukee. But North Curolinn State Who's winning? It's, um. h(ltltc neck 11nd ned. Pop .-- - - - - - - - -.,.-- - - - - - - - -...,----.:__ _ _ _ __ und sudu t:alih huve nbo111 ... 11 ,:100 votes. t>r W percent. Ohio Electric Choice Coke hus uhnut 4,KOO votes. Pow~•· Tip N~ . 2 , Aside from raw numbers ·from the survey - whose ' scientific vulue is u muller of dchute - the site feulures posted messages frnm W.:h smll:rs who l\I'C russionutc ul'lout their wore l(•r can the drink: - Historicully. the cor· reel ·term is 'plmsphulc,' which wus defined hy sodu jerks . ... Therefore slxlu is deurly WRONG. - Be uwur.: tlluf soft , drink is common in the Sllllth. where I am from. und using 'pop'· or 's<ldu' will gel you 11 VERY pel'll· liur louk. New Orleans resident Kristi Trcnt~wstu. u Coke person. is one of those who might look usknncc HI penpie who say po\1, u term slw suvs is "creepy. · · 1 . 'lt's kind of dorky. It's · kind of like u ·~ee willkcrs,"' she said. "II s just nne of those things thut ulwnys sounded oud tnmc. I'm sure there's no good reason for . ~ ADVICE . Pop soda or Coke? 29,000 Internet . Childhood rape kept seaet is wedge between daughter, mom DEAR ABBY: I mu writ· inj! becuuse of the leu~r from ''E.M. in Floridu.'' the woinun who was mped ut ug~ 15 by two policemen during · World War II. She is ~till haunted by that tmgedy. When I wus I I, my mother wenl to the hospital to h;11~ her tinh ~hild . Whik she "us gone. my stcpf:uher raped m~ . He snid if I tolll he wouhl hurt my two litth: sisters. Every nigl\t I fenred the rupe would happen again. After my sisters wei\' nsleep. I W\>uld cruwl under my bed and scoot bud: us far us I CI>Uld. Then r d wutch the nack under · the bedroom door to see if my stepfather · was approaching. I never told my mother what happened. One night. my stepfather got drunk und told my moth· cr he nnd I hnd sex. She cume to lne und hit me hllnl. She suid. "How dure yuu try to mke my husbund !" I ran away thut night. l wus 15. I didn't see my nl(lther for many yenrs. I moved to unother stnte. Forty ycurs Iuter. m~ elderly mother and I are tulkmg. but not one wcml hus been snid uboul the rape. How can my mom think I hud sex. willingly with thut uwful mun when I w11s {lnly II'! My whole life WIIS messed up becnuse of him. I huve pruyed about this. but I'm not going to·say 1111ything to her utter all these yeurs. She is not in good health. due to cuncer. When I wus 20. my stepf11· tho·r killed himself. My moth· er now tulks abo1i1 him a lot. She will say. "Daully did this for us," und "Daddy was n goou mutt" I hold my br.:uth und wuit for her to change th~ subject. I hale that mv moth· er doesn't know the truth. I cun 't tell her. She is more thun 80 years old und sick. I did nothing wrong. Thunk you for letting me spout otT. A SURVIVOR IN n.ORIDA llEAR • SURVIVOR: Ynu're wckornc. Thut's wh111 I'm here ti1r. Now. please ulkiw me to offer you some unsolicited advice. You should h11vt: set the record struight with your mother years ago. Eve n though she is ill. it is not too ·1111c to do it. II is as im\mrtant fur her to he11r the 1rn11 from . ._ . ,~. .' ' ' .{ .-. , .. .. ' . 1 You still count On. the same safe, reliable electric service you've always enjQyed. it ... Logic lws lillie to do with n person's position on the pop-sndu speclrum, Vuux . snid. "A kid hcuriug pop growin~ up in Ohio doesn't th1nk. +lmm, thai isn't sui'- Ohio Eleetl'ic Choice offer• you the powet•tp choooo. When•upplter• become active in your ore•, you can chooae to ow itch 10 • new elec1rlc !upplicr or ally with your loca l electric utility. But no moller who! yciu choo•e. your current eleccrlc 'u!illty will ali II deliver you>' powel' bec•u•e they will continue 10 mat main the p.oleo, wlrn ond equipmentlhHI bt·lng you eleclriclty. You thou ld continue to call you!· locolelectrlc utility tfyou1• power goe• ouc. So remember, no m1t1er who~ choice you make, reatuaurcCl your ••fe, reliable clectrl~ ••rvlce willatay the1ame. , To l•arn mor•, call or click 1·888·0EC·1314 Knotv gift tax rules bifore hat1ding out presents 11'~'01.1 plun 011 ~h: ing t:~sh or 11nll~lllllll'.WI~ to }'t\tlr l'llmil}'. )'00 'II Wtlnl 10 tl\lll.:e sure ~'Oil ll~lld 11 ~k.~ l.'tl~ \\1' ;.'\\IU ~~.,f(~~ity - !_lit\ tMel'. Qlt) tl\11. l~w~ ~re tltslj:n~lltl Am Bowman Moore dlsrou~ill'tXlplel'rom !_livit~ 11way t~lltoolr lll'~e•~ tt1 rwu~'ll the e~tute n~ hurdoll tm their lwi~. And ~1. by ~~~l!l ~·~ nH~, )'\IU c:tm still n~t~kll sit· uble pt-esent~ to yt_'ll.lf ltl\'od ones. withtlllt bei"i hit h heuvy gil) till\\'~. Bol\ue mnldng lttW gilh. though. you· II wmu to lt.1mil· lnrl~ yt.lU~tlf with l!m HI~ . retuhltion~ . 111 begh1 with. you <'1111 !_lh-e 11W1~· $ll.~l0 to nny ono pet'1'1.lll in uny unll yet1r. Gilh ~1h\11'e thlll m11mmt muy be ~uhiect to the 1)11\ tu~. whll:h. In 2002. etm hi: n~ hil!h n~ !10 Jll:ll\,'lll1t. tlllpentlhll! 1111 tho sltllof your Ul<t.obltlllstnt\l. Tho top gil) Ill~ 11.1to ~~ s~:hQ\1ul~ltu !_l11.1tltmll)• decline. until it re11chi}~ ~!I pel'l.'tnt In lOt ll. Of ~'tllii'Sil. $11.000 ~~ 11111 1111 in~ijlnHkunt ~11111. 8111 if ¥\Ill 11'1.1111 Ill ll,i¥e )'\\Uf l.'hiltf Ul' gnmdchilil ove11 more. yout· spoust} 1:1111 nlsn l.'lllltrlhutc $11 ,tlOO. thtlrehy dmthllnl! your gUt And thll two 111' you ctm koop muklng th"' cumuln· tlve $2tOOU ~in )'llnt' nHer your. flurthllrmnt~. there's nollmh 1111 th() number of people tn whom y11U cnn give the $ll.ll0tlunnuulllll)~. You cnn mnke !)lih to ynur chilllt'tm. your children's SJl\luse~. your l!l'undchlltlr~:n. your nephows t111tl nieces. your friends - unynm.l )'1111 choose. In t'11ct. hy mnking multlplo. repetitive 11ins. you cnn [lrelll· ly redu~'il tl1u ~li.e 111' your Itill · tlble estnto. Under cun'limluw, you cnn glvo nwu~ up tu $1 million In your hfetlmil, In uuultlon·tnthe $ll.tl00 tmnuul sin~. whhoul h-:illl! 1\'Qllh't:ll to puy sUI tuxes. · Conscquc:ntly, glt\ing ~·unho nn hnpmtunt estlllil· plunninl! tool. (Right now. estute tuxes ure slnteu l'ot· elimlnutlon In 2tll 0. hut there's 11\l lllllll'tiiiiCt: they won't he t-elnstutcu by- 11 1\tture Congress und udmlnls· trillion.) GUEST VIEW . Gifts til' Thu~ Rnanelala.~s WI}'w \1111)' 11111.~1 t'llr. about c:t~.'lli »,m~. ll~tt >'m muy Willi t~ldt> Ill ~h't: yt.l\lf i:hH• \lren 111' \llher llm11ly memhet~ gil\~ of other llmmdttl \ll\.'1\lt~. sm:h 11s stod.~ , If )'OU do, you'll stnt f11.1.'1l th4l sunw $1 UlOO Hmh. hill )'\\U 'II ~1lso hn~ stmw other Issues t\11.'\ln· sldcr. Stl!lf'\\~1.1. 1\.'1' \"l\lllt11)1\", thut. mnny yeurs ~l!l\l• you lll.lttll.ht somo stock wm·th $7.000. 1'\l\ltiJ'. )'OUr shm~s life wnrth $11.11011. II' you \~I'll to ~dl your shures. you'd htwl! ttl I)IIY l:lll'itul 1111ins 111:\l:s 1111 ~mr $4;000 prot1t. If )'(Itt dOCl\IOO tu !_liVIl thcs.: shures to. )'(>Ill' llrtllldson. you t.'lluld ~tso:tll)l) the ~nphnl !_lttlns ttll\ - hut your pnmilson ~'tli.tldn 't. Ewn thuuph he only a;.-qulred the stm:li whtm h wus . ut the $ll.fl()() ltiV!ll, hll Will. h<WC Ill puy ..:npitull!ulns on tho $4.000 appl'tlCltttlon - plus uny tlthllr prl;.oeln~t-ettSil - when h!l slllls the stt~~:k. 0\1es this 11101111 YOU shmtld uev~:1· muko llllm of upln'l!l:iut~:~cl Sllll:k') Not t\tl.'OsSllr ly. But ir ynu du, muke sure you ~:om­ municttlo ull thil ttllt 11.1milku· tlt~ns to your intendw rodpl· ont - ht\l\1re you tmtkc thu sm. In foct, It's 11 llood ldi!n to mlk helorehnnd to llVW')IIliUl to whom you tllun to l!lve u 11m. By Jlnwltlhlll th~:m with some udvunco notlco, yuu'll 11lve lhem u chtuK-e tu pltm utit.md ..,. und 10 got \htl most ul.ll nf your phlh1111hmpy. (Ami' IJmi'lllttlt-MtHJ/'11 Is th~ f.'tllmil/ .Iotti'.~ lm·~.vtmtmt.~ "''lll'fl,l't'lllttlil'l' '"till' Grtllitmlis ttl'f1tt. Slw em1 ill' emlltll'ltltl m lttll' t!{fkr. !19011 St'l't!lltl 111'1'., GttllitHIIi.l\ Ill 740··141·114-11.) Business briefs Ohioans should be on pard aplnst lclvance fie loan scams The 0111cc of Ctmsumer Atl't1IN1, which wus c~ullld In Mny Jo h.clp prevent unscl\tJl\1· lous lending pructl~o'Os In Ohio, Is WtU'nlng 01\ltlllns to be on yuurd llllllinsl newspuper clusslfled ailvertlsemcnts thut promute 11dvuncc 1\:c lonn scums. In 11 typlcul scum, phony bus I· nesscs plncc clusslfliXI nds to lure JlC<!plo who 111'0 huvtns dlf· llculty ITndlng nloun due to pnst credit problems. The nds urge the consumer to contuct tfte business ut u long dlsumcc telephone number In 1UUJU1or SUllo or In Cunut.ln. Af)er soliciting fhmnclul . lnformmlon from ilic culler. they cluim !hut they cun llnd 11 prlvnte lender to flnnncc u lmm. tlowevcr, befot'tl the lmm cun be processed, they suy thutthe con· sumer needs to muke n down puymeni or purchu~e speelul mortguge h1sunu\ce. The con: sumer r~ then lnstl\tcted to senu between $400 nnd $2,()()() to cover those cosLI by sending u money order out of stutc or to Cunndu. · "When n mortgUI!Il broker demunds money l1cfore they provide· their services, thl's should rulse' un immedlllte red flog fur every boiTOwcr," sukl F. Scott O'Donnell', Superintendent of the Ohio Division of fllnnndul Institutions. "l.u1Jithnillll bl\lkers IJUt pulu ut the time t>f the lt"m closh11!· Do not semi money to n 1111\t1Buge hroket· In udvtm~oc of recclvlnj! 11 lmm. In uti llkllll· hood, It w\U be thllii.ISt tltnll you see !hut money or lle!lf from !he so-culloo mortgugo broker." In Ohio, Uic cltlssltled uds hove been pluced bY. unregls· tered bmket'!l using the nnmes . Fnlrbrook Flnum:lul, Premium flltimu:htl untl Stein & Richmond, but they could be ope~rutlnfl under uther nomos. Ohio luw requll'tls mortaoge broket'!l to be registered Uuoullh the Dlvtslon of Flnuncful Institutions und to Include !heir reglstrotlon number In 11ny. udvcn Ise1ncnt. "We strongly encout'Oile Ohlouns to tlrst check wllh tf1e Dl viRion of Plnonclul Institutions to 1CIU1l If n mort· llllllC bmkCr Is reslstered. This cm1 be done. by cunductlng u scurch of monsu11o brokers on tho Dlv!Rion's wob slte nt ww w.com. Nt ute. nh. us/odoc/t.lfl or by cu llln~ the Consumer tlotllne loll lrec ut 1·1166-278· 003. Oak Hill Financial . posts Ina••••• Ouk · Hill Plnunclu~ Inc. (NuNduq NMS: OAKI") hus l'tlported IIH rcsultK for the sec· ond 'JUlUicr or 2<XJ2. Net cum· lngs fm the three months ended PI•••• IH .,..... _D:a Oh loll•c trlcC hotce .com Thank you Justin Fallon and Kevin Rose for fitting and . grooming my 2001 Grand Champion Market Steer. · Since Have • bualn••• newt Item? Glvt Ul I Clll It (740) 44..2:142, IXt. 2:J I hiOl~lmonJllnl! 1ollf~"1h1 '"~~~ II) 1~• l110hl11 l lulot lu (i <llllmi HitJ" .. t l )lur~ oh o l lluo;l ·""'~"~" ' 1 'l!<n1• l lllll lo•u l olo fiFIIInlli')' r - ~olutnll 1 oil 1" ,.1 ol o• 1ri1 fiJP fl'lll l•q onol ~~~ ~~~ it••l • l• ot n • 'I'"''"' wil l ' '"' '" ·w., roc• rl1011 l11nl tJhll'l<lo" Ill 1 1!1~ ll~ I h.,..,. II,• Jr .,,,, "" wt ll llf l'"l lo.l~lll l lfr t""' Kelli Beth Elliott • IXPO TIMI - Temmy Roberta, fight, of Bobs M filet and Greenhouse llt last year's Gallla County Chamber of Commerce's Business Elt.po. Businesses gear up for BY ltllll DoTION OVP tllltl writot OAI.l.IPOI. IS Uuslncsse~ frtllll \Ill \WCf th~ tft•C\llll\1)' 1\t'elllll'tl l\l.'lut'in~ up 1\\r thl.l Onllltl Cmmty Chumb1.1r or C'ommcl'l:t:'s l.luslm:ss l'll\pll the tnd \If Scph: mb~:t'. This is the Chlttllhe•·'s thit\ltulltll· ul ov11nt. Bt:~:uusc of its populurhy, It's helnl! moved hl tlle OniHu County Fulrl!t'llunds ttl tlt:t:OII\tllt)· l.lntc ' the number or bmtnesscs Ut)d t:t'\lwds ull.pe~.:tctl. At-ell businesses wUl sllltfl) their products tlnd services whh their llllcrs untl potcn\llll ~ustomurs Sept. :!tl-aq. · "Wtl ll,t:t 111 lnvitll bu ,~lnesses nnd ' sldcnts from tlUt' own t:mlllty us well us thnsll surnlllndlnll, us ttl ~ome Ill 1h1.1 l'ulrgt'\lunds ll!~d nm mtly sec whut we huvc to otter but MANNING THI IOOTH - P11m Casto llncl Mr hu&Mnd Todd Cllsto ara man· to slum: whut tlu:lr huslm:ss \lis· nina thlllr booth for K&L Ki!Wlng 111 111st yet~r'a Gellla County Chember or trlcts huvc: to \ll't'ct\ toll," Cllumbllr Commeroo·a Buslnna Expo. " Dlre~:tur Lnrlc N~ul suld. . "It's nlso 11 l!l>llll wuy fot· nllw IIHll'!l J)llr~tlts this yeur," Murk twn NASCAR tickets ." buslncsscs ttl lnll·udu~c: thcmsclvlls Willlumstln, Busin11ss Expo ~:um · Pust exhibitors suy the Eixpo und IIIli snmc llt:W !-'IIStllll!t:I'S.... milieu chuh·mun said. Is benefklul fur business. Th-: Business h~pu t.lrst CIIIIIC "St~ we will huV!l t'll~ll puintln~, · "I i!OI u lot of exposure from lnlo c~istcu~o ns 11 pct·k lm bcln11 u the Bossurd Memorlul l.lbrury s uround the county und lhe trl-slutc Chumbot• llllllllbcr. . . . l~ookmobil ll, nnd the . Flr.: ureu, t<lll," Murk Neul , 11, owner of· Rllsldollts would l!tll 11 ch~111cll to l)epurtmcnt thllfl) Ill kiil<:p tho: kids Rio Cienerul Hurdwnro! Supply and sec \'~.hut thlllr nwn ct!mmuni.t ~ hud bus ." . . Neul Bros. Cu11le Compuny suld. tn ollet· lnyhc wuy ot prt.)duds nnd .. beu tntctlsler for moms nnd "Even If you don't se ll unythlna servl~:cs . .1 h~ E~lm wus II wuy Ill tlnds to brows~: und huve u l!llOd thut weekend, your products 11na promote !rom wl11ln. time when they don't huve bored business will be In the buck of peo· "But now, we've .sellll thut by 1 1 1 . h1 t lllinds nnd they mll!hl Cllll you opcnlns up the l.luslnc:ss Ex jlll 111 I tt e.. ones IUI!ll Ill! on 1 e r pun s llci's n the future. . \llher communltlos, we nrc uble Ill l et~s. Nettl ttdded. . . . "It's unc thin I! I do through the IICtwork und shllWt.:USil Out' bcttutl• Sunduy there will be three so.spcl yeur thul ls money well spent." ful community w oth~t· s. whl~h In 11roups cntcrtulnlngthc crow trum , Oulllu County Chumber members lhc ond benefits uvct·yone." Ncul . l :30 to 4:30 f).tn. - the Nc!' City ctm gel ·u booth for $110, business· sulll. Singers, Joy FM .TI'io und ~m·thcn es thut ur11 members (')( other "Buslncssus ft·om othor ureus will Vessels. Chumbers puy $130, und non· nttrnct foot truiTic fmm communi· Such business will huve Its own Chu111bcr members puy $200. tics othet· thun their own." booth wherll It will e~hlblt und Buslncsse~ Interested In purtlcl· Bueh duy will l'cuiUre u different demonstrate products und services, putlt\ll In the Busln11ss E~po cnn theme. us Willi us ol'ferinll door prlztls. cull Neul ut (740) 446·0396 or Sutu t•dtly will he Kids Duy unt.l "Every purllelputlny bllslnoss WIIIIUI11SOII ut (740) 446 ·~2)0. Sundny will be Qospe l Duy. wlllalve nwuy u prize vnlued ut $~0 "We wuntcd to u·y und uppenl ttl or more, such us t1 DVD pluycr und fi·n ! Try singing to a different·tuna Whut Is the dltlc~ncc bctweci1 ulbu· ~oreturuttind oU1cr kinds of conned tunu'l 1\tntt connoisHCurs (believe me, they're out there) consider ulbucOI'tl lllllll the llnost vurlcty of tunu nvulluble. Its !lnn, illlht·C<liorcd ilcsh Is the only typeollunu thut lltU1 be lt.tbe!~'(l till "willie mem" on cuns. Its iluvor Is mild compured to other t.ypes of tunn. · Another plus fur FllpJlCr 1\ms: Unlike other types ut' tunn, ulbucorc lltnll tlsh don't swim wtlh dolphins, so the friendly lniUI'IInl\ls IU\111 '!ttl r]sk Of {lOtting Ctlll{lhl · up In the clllch. tlowcver, lllhcr ldndil of t11nri ctul be lobeiiXI "dolphlo -811fe" If no dolphbls were klllud or NCrlously 11\lured · durlna the tunu cmch, uccoi'dlna to · Nutlonnl Murine lsherlcs Service guidelin s. (The guidelines hnve been credited for reduclna the number of dolphins kii!IXI durlngtunn l1shln11 from 133,<XXI per yeur 10 !ellS thm1 2,<XX.l per yeur.) Althoullh there'M not much dlffe~nce between dJJl'crcnt types of tunu nutrition· wii!C, lh re can be differences in fnt con· tent dcpendlna on dUl'erences In tho fish· cry, the l18h'8 dl.et ond water templll'lltUte When ~'Ompurln11 dlllerent types of cmmoo tunu, nutrltlonlslll often recom· mend ch110llln11 wuter-pucked over oil· pucked. One reltS\Jn Is ~lllorles - wale!' pucked ulmost tllwuys hwl !ewer. AIIIO, when dntlnhljJ oll·pu.:ked tuntl, the oil mixes with 110me of the t1~h's nnturol fut, cuuslng you to loNe some of th08e · omcgn·3 lillly ueldil. Oil nnd wuter don't mix, 110 dmlnlng wmer-pul!ked tunu doesGUEST VIEW n't huve the stune ell'l!l.i. . Whether you Uke l!nnned tunt1 or not. - !hey t:1U1 affect fill content by till much you tnlllht wnnt to try fresh tuna fillets or 118 2antm~ per ounce. Even If you buy lho slCUkJ. Most people Sll)l fl'Cilh tuna 1118tet! Htune kind of tuoo every time, be sure to clllnpletely different than canned. It can check lho Nutrition FIICI8 lllbel1 - that be .llrilled, broiled, bilked or poiiChcd. Information change~ llilCOI'dlnaro what's Frcih bluetln tunn hllli u bit nto1e fat - • In die con. · · alvlna It ltlOI\'! flavor - ulthough ltlOIIt · Remember, higher-fat tuna 18n't people think yellowt1n tuna Is just 1111 alwll)ls u blld thlna. 1\lna noluroUy hlah good, Other vunutl~;t~, even ulbnooie, llao In fut wlllglvc you more otneau-3 rutty muy be uvuilublc, dept:ttdlng tln the marooids - a type of poi)'U11811turntoo fat ket. 8880Cllllcd w[th Blower ri8k of heart dlscallO IU1d p6881bly other dii!CMe8. Thill's (Becky , Coli/liS /,, Gall/a Counry!t why the Amcrlcon Heart A880Ciotiun rcc· b:xteMim• agelll/tlrfamily and COtlllllftlr ommends entlng ntlwttwo servlna8 of &cler~et.VcmturrwJity tlevelopment. OIUD llsh per week. Stars Unll!frslty.) Becky Collins • '•· �• . , . D2 •JII&llbal ~JI• dlwl Pom roy • Mldcll•port • Gallipolis. OH • Pt. Pleaunt, WV Sunday, Septembtr 15,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Oalllpolla, Ohio • Point Pleaaant, WV United Way offers "Loaned Holzer home care. hospice receive accreditation Executive Program" opportunity GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Htnnc Cure and Holzer Hospio:e have received ac-.:reditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Heulthcare O'}lanizations. ' Founded in 1\151. the Joint Conunission is dedicated to continuously improving the safety and quality of the nation's health cure through voluntary accreditation. Holzer Home Care and Hol1cr Hospice. with locn· tions in Gullipolis. Pomeroy and Jackson/Wellston, Ohio, . received the accreditation : nner the Joint Commission ; found they had demonstmted cunlpliancc wiih the commission s national standllftls for home care orguniz.utions. on-site · survey The occurred in July. "In becoming accredited. Holzer Home Cure und Holzer Hospice were evaluated against a set of nutionnl standnrds," .said Murynnne Popovich, eKecutive director of the Home Care Pro~mm . "We mo.ke a si~mficnnt investment in quality on 11 day-to-dny basis from the top down, and Joint Commission accreditation shows that ." snys Rebecca Nelson, systems dire.ctor of Hol1er Home Health Services. Sue Bowers. Holz.~r Hospice director, snid muny of the Hospice stall'. volun teer~ und patients hud the opportunity to interact with the Joint Commission .surveyor. Emphusiiing thut uccredi· · tution is nttuinublc only through the cooperution und communicution umong ~tall' members. Connie Curleton. Home Care director, snid. "Everyone here ut Holzer plays tl valu11ble role in worktQg to meet the stundards. I think being accredited gives the stnlf u feeling of prestige and the public 11 measure of confidence in the quulity of cure we provide," she snid. Holzer Home Cure is u Medicare-certified home heuhh agency thnt serves Southeustern Ohio and M11son County in West Yirginiu. Holzer Hospice is 11 licensed. certified h<1spi ce progr11m . It's service ureu mcludes G11lliu. Jackson und Meigs counties, 11nd portions of Vinton und . Luwren-;e counties. Steve's Truck Accessories offering :new pick-up truck supplies Bv AGNII H•Pk• OVP staff writer MIDDLEPORT - Steve White. ow ner of Steve's Truck Accessories in Middleport, is offering a full -line of pick-up truck accessories, ulong with installation und serving uccessories on recreutionpl vehicles . The business. which he recemly started, is located ut 31345 Noble Summit · Roud, in u ljuiet. runtl neighborhood. White brings I K'yetirs of experience. the latest of which was obtuined at Zeoli's RV, Gallipolis. "I've .done car alarms, sunrooves, window-tinting . Just ubout everything, us well as the usuul uccessories." While suld. White speciulizes in accessories such us run ning boards, bed liners and brake controls. He ulso makes on-site culls to ser- vice tlnrts or to pick up individual parts to be servk'cd. White ulso se rvices heat ing und uir conditioning units and hot wuter hcuters. rcpnirs. structural dumugc and winterizes vehichle.ii. His brother-in-law. Kenny Carsey. also works ut the business. muking reRuirs to ATVs. White cui1 be reuched ut (740)992-5 822' . GALLIPOLIS - United W;~~ of Gullia County is ugum oll'ering area employers an opportunity for one or more of their employees to participate in its "Louned Executive Program." A 'louned eKecutive' is 11 designated employee of u local business or corpomtion whose employer ~rmits the employee to dedtcate some work time to participate periodically in a United Wuy project during u given \ •tunpuign yeur. Businesses ure encour·Ugcd to let employees participute becuuse the skills leurned in the course should mukc the employee more vuluuble to his/her organization·since the smhe manugement . skills learned for United Wuy ure useful on the job. In essence. the course provides an excellent npportunity for up-u ndcoming employees to gain vulunble, but FREE, training. The training progrum con. sists of two purts: (I) u condensed course in executive business subjects und skills, nnd (2) opportunities to put those skills into pructice. Higley Promoted CROWN ·CITY - Tim Higley wus ,promoted to ge nerul munug,er of the Bob Evuns Restuurunt in South Poinl. Higley wus formerly the· ussistunt general munuger of the South Leading the training sessions are local professionals who are knowledgeable in the subjects offered. Sub~ects include: Effecuve Communications: Leadership and Development: Managing Time and Resources: Fundamentals of Board Meetings and Report Responsibilities: Successful Strategies: Committee Keeping Track of Project Finances; and Goal Oriented Sales Skills. The second ·part of the program consists of actual use of those skills us u member of u team functioning in 11 United Way selling. Course attendance does not obligate the participant to become a loaned executive, however. involvement with United Way Lind the help it provide·s in the community ts u positive influence on that decision. During the loaned executive period, both the employee and the employer know that. indirectly. they ure helping Gnlliu County. After u yeur's experience, many of the loaned execu· tives are so committed to and knowledgeable ubout the positive role played by United Wa~ and the I 2 human servtce agencies it helps fund. that they Iuter become members of the UWGC Board ·or Directors and continue to .be u help to the community while gain· ing additional expertise in business operations. The members of the UWGC Board of Directors are pleased to be able to offer the Louned Executive Progrum. They ure committed to u successful partnership with the locul business comrnunity. so that, togeth· er. lnutuul goals can be accomplished -- and help can continue to be provided for locul families. children, and individuals in times of need. The "Loaned EKecutive Progrum" will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on September 24 in the generul meet in~ room of the United Wuy olfice. The oft'ice is in the lower level of the U.S. Bunk tit 25 Court Street in Gallipolis. Those interested ure asked to call the United Wuy office ut 446-2442. In One·Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW To Place acribune -, Sentinel Register Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740), 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or FaxTo . 440.3008 or Fax To 992·21&7 675-5234 OealtirM Dlaplay Ad• Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5;00 p.m. t aualn••• D•v• ft'rlor To Publlc•t&an s,mdt~~v \ \ '\!II \ II HI \ I '> .r ~s r I ~F.NTS • Include 'hone Numb4r And ACid,.., When NMded t Adllhould ""'" 7 0.YI I V ~~~~ Longaberger sales . consultant recognized GALLIPOLIS . - Pam Mussic wus recognil.ed us u 2002 National Top Sales Awurd Winner und a 2002 Nut lonul Top Sponsoring Awurd Winner by the Longubcrger Comptmy. Pam has received the unnunl sulcs award of Sales Ad1icvcr. $20,000 - 34,000 uml sponsorship award of Sponsoring Achiever. three to five people. Longubcrger Is u direct selling .:ompuny, with mt1re than 70,000 Independent Sales Consultants nationwide thul sell Lunguberger baskets und home und lifestyle products. including pottery. fabric accessories and wrought iron, through home shows. .Tastefully Simple · gets new consultant GALLIPOLIS , Jacquelyn Taylor recently became a consultant for Tustefully Simple Inc.. a nutlonul direct sale~ company bused in Alexandria. N.M. As a consultunt, Taylor cm1ducts In-home presentations of up!cale, convenience driven gourmet foods. During these interactive tu!te-testi ng parties, guests rccei vc easy meal ideas. recipes. an·d entertainment suggestions. Products are received at the party; gift boxes may be ordered for personal and corporate gifts. For more Information, contlict Jacquelyn Taylor 111 (740) 441-069-'. . PROUD TO BE APART · OF YOUR LIFE. Briefs OVRDC revolving loan fund · Interest rate lowered Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton. The OVRDC loan progrnm nonnally makes loans In the $30,000-$1 00,000 range, although in exceptional circumstances can make larger ones. The OVRDC makes loans for fixed assets (property, buildings. equipment) as well as for working cupital. Fixed asset loans can be for a tenn of 10 yeurs, while working capital loans cannot exceed 3-5 years. The applicant should have I 0 percent equity and other private tinunciul to meet guidelines. The RLF program is funded in part by the Appalachian Regional Development Commission (ARC) and the Economic Development Administration (EDAl with the US Department of Commerce. Loan dollars .are available now to help your business grow. For further details, please contact Rebecca • Finance Director or Doug Fry, Business Development Specialist at l-800-223-7491. Landmark 45631 Fall Fertilizer Special 446-2484 or Chuck FR·EE TRUCK SPREADING ual Compulorlzoa AllrcloiJI· - - - - - - - (740)448·\JeSJ Call For More Details • P:O. b 457e& ATHENS Athena 593·8631 •1·800·334·4147 Cheater 985·3700 • 1·866·259·3321 Park ====::---PIA90NAL8 : Melga area•. Thera will be 15 to 10 tamMitl choaan to become part of the pilot Jon ProiO<:t . Ouallllod applloanll . . . r e. Alley ot Clifton, Welt ~ y 1\MJ) SAL£· ~11'.:ROYIMIOL'H..K \ ANNOI.JNO:MiiNI'S I their upcoming show on No· va'mber· 2 & 3, 2002 . 11 you . would llka an application, lor aale, Cheater Township, Mtlgl County, send letter• Aoott, Gtn1tng, Knlckknaokt, Loll ot Mltcel· Qoldenleal, Mon·Sat., 1~·7, tantoua. Alt prooetda go to ctoaect Sunday, George Scholarahlp Fund. Calt Ann Buo.kley, (740)797·9054 WANI'JIJl 'I'll HIJ\' r iftji;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; tb:.u~ WAf'..'lln furn lluro. t740ii45·5378. • 372 OpenlngB, learn to drive Big Alga, t6 day CDL pro- - gram. No experl~mce need · C.llllll .... lljtctl AUCTION I,.-==========:..:==::::::::::::::::; ( 7.-4P~384 ·M30. ot lntoroll to: The Dally GIV.:AWAY ", ~mn.t 1n!;, Ph0 ~~ e~ ! .29·20, - .1 ifj ,· ~ .•, 0 10 - 7 • . 3 pupploo ml,.d, part Cook· AUCTION MACHINE SHOI' AUCTION 1 . BUSINESS CLO SED ed. Financing available Big money atarta here. 1·888· 5415·8505 ~ IN MEMORY (740)256·6535. , Chlidr., 't ln.HoN Help Wanted For Tll.,lfk, Sman SIVIIII Hei•l S.io~1r'l Onver& 372 Openml)s St\ 111 r ~~ ;.,\1 buS~t ~at Preatera Center •• ~ . ng L&iV r'l to drtw Pig nQ&. 16 on We c;Her · healtn n,1.11 to acid another 11•tt IT\tJmber ctayt COl. Pro-gram No i:, lf'ICj 40111, ,,~ i(hl('~~~~ to tt1eir PQ•nt l>!tatanl. WV '-''fltnct~ Ne&ded. FlnlllC•ng pa1d val~thVIlil lllildnt clen· office A Children '• I"·Home available Btg Money Stans tete ~tnQ ,•tner oenel1ti ·. Attention: NATIONAL COMPI.NV EXPI.NDINQ Thoropi11- Now hlfh'Q 1n New Galllpolll Office at Man tnd Woman needed lmmedlltety. No elperl~nce neoeaaary, training will be provtded Mual be 18 or 011er Md able to 11tart tmmedla.tely.. $400.00 lilt WHk lo ltartl (pet agreement) In Memory of Beverly A. Lilly Who passed away 4 years ago Sept. ISth In a gruvesile 1101'lly sleepins. where the flowers gently wnve, lies the one we love • so dearly, but whom we could not suw. · God knows we miss her, he counts the leurs we shed, if all the world were ours 10 give, we'd give it nil und more, 10 sec I he f'nce of the one we love, und huve her back once inure, God suve us strength 10 fuce it, : nnd courage to bcur the blow, but whut il meltnllo lose her, no one will ever know. We love you dearly. Mom, Jolm & Tina, Brad & Jill, Davit! & Judy, 1bm & Stmdm, Relallves & Friends Free Qlveaway Klt1en1 and Young Colo. Frto lo Qood r Homo, Llnor Tralnoa. (740) 843-5268 l<l!i'l' ANI> FIIUNII Monda~ Only llcen•e et1g•ble. vatlct Orlver't llcenn and ac· AVON I All Area s! To Buy or oe111 to tranaportatlon. Ex.· Sen Shirley Spears, 304- perlence prelerred. We oHer 675. 1429 e1.cellent benellta package. Please send resume with McClure's Aei\aurant now cover tener 10 hiring all 3 tooatlona, lull or Pl'ellltra C1n11r pal\·tlme . p1ot.: ~o~P appUca- . HAl Mason The ra tron at location & bring back PO Box B()e9 betwettn 9 30am & Huntington, WV 25705 \O:OOam. Monday lhru Sat· IOEIAA urday would like tu dunk ~II of her family ~ml friend~ f1 1r ,t\1 nf thrtr ~upputt Jurut~· n~·uullfully M u u!tulu~1\l • Mu chuw Sh,lp, llenmrlnj l)ainichi ( 'N{ ' I,mhe. · (2J llanlln~~ IJSM . ~V l.uthu .. l i\Jf(fll , (2) l.nlll Mudl.ll Lllllllll Kn ~'\1 Mill ~. ('\17 & ' MY) 2 l " X 91\" Tnrnow l ~tllh!J , T!KIIlnll, A.cce~~nrll.l~. SIH ip lhllnH, 1-lnflli llite 1111 ol!n11 & A~·ctl~~orlu~ li:"urythln.a Vny Well Mwlntaltuld, GtMHI Qu1&!i1)' ltem11l C"ll For I~Kil ll ur Vl~ll uur Wer.•lhl Sui• Mit• 3~ 111111!11 Jiltlll ur l'uriNnlnulh, Oblo, ju1t ul'hf Hunte ~l tlrtmtun MN&I ThumiJIIIIll Auction ('u., lm·, (Y37) 4lfi·fl446 • W\\o·w,thiiiiiJ'IItlnUIJCihlllllllrtl.l'UDI IN MEMORY IN MEMORY Marie Offutt and Jcath. We would like 10 th1111k the White a\511 thankful fi~r the nkc men\ tlmt ' w~s served h)' the membcr1 nf 1hr Eden Uniled Brcchrcu C:hurch . All flnwcn, fi>oJ, anJ dtlnatiunJi were ~ready ~pprecllUed . ,- · .,. .. . .. _ .. . .. ... .. ... .. . ..... ... .. . If Interested, please contact: Human Resources Department HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 100 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio 45631·51 05 • Phone: (740) 446-5105 Fax/TOO: (740) 446-5106 .· · One yeor h•• t>aued and your !, i with 111. You are ml,.ed and loved by wife Mary, Fan>lly and lftltl•r j In I Tr•ot• : milled. hllihftlltl Mvhuabond KENNETH SMITH, lalhar ol 111m and l!lm and JOn Mike. Gone but navtt Sllll•w,mtnl ~ ~Jtliij!UI ! HELP WANTED NEED MONEY? j \8t'l!t~~lktn & ·; Grnmt" &lnuftl "~ tltrlrhtl tqulfMUIII o,tllll ~ llltl~lt l" th• uti!IIU I : 1 L.r1tt; 111, I 1 cir.'L't 117 Wtlllt 111 , INhl 01111 I I" '"''· ''""I lot "I·Y1 1r olortotl" l<lil•f·l' : ''J" lm~lhh I I tilt, 1ft II l1 ; ~llf!ft~~ Ill 1/Jh"~ ~ I 1111 It f) I tu, tl111 1/. II(J1/JllO,, j"UII~~I ; mrlt~lt JG •ulilld hytrt~D" ~•n II" It '/II I~~~ 1 111111. ~tilltt ; jllll!l Will It Hid II /fr!U JII,IIIV ftll IIIII ~11111, S~JI ~-~ \IMII t ; 1\bdUIII htlfl,, fiJ'III ( rti'Jilltlll ollm~ 10 11•1 I d11r ·!"'" lnii ~~~~k~t 1r10 ~ lrttllt\1 !IHilli w '*"'- ubrn,tlll• ~ ·~~llltt · ..,,,. i. 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U IU~ctltlllff &•••llilll•ltthr HELP · WANTED Friend• HtliliiDIIrll 11 HCR Manor C1r1 , ant 'ct lily on Clring prottuiOOf,ll llkt you to provkta It'll bMI l!lfl potlll311 to OUI p.t•ntl. High haQ~ Vllluue An opportunlt't 11 OIJrtllntly RltotNIIW IIOIIIty In South Point , OH 'or 1 DI~IQlO~ 0' NU~IINQ Plltvlput loncH•rm O,t~r• m•n· Mgtm•nt I.Pirltnol 1 pluJ. In rtlum, WI offtr 1 Qompe!l· tlv1 ealary, a oomprahtflllv• bantllll PIICkiQI. 1nd I lib· 1111 DON Bon~• ; Program U'oll Ulllll With your ongoing partantlf.lta Growth PII&H tmllt or ll1t VOUI r.. um- lo Mtrytnn 1110 Ofllf' Program. LIIC!trtnlp I NUlling Oltollopmtnt •t Qh~llanal)rl , mchrllll~n· aor'l•hor•.,.no!'D41re ll4M"1 I~• ..'\'. ':A.ooo- :m~.'.~~' HELP WANTI!D oo-,.m,,.1 'l'hl~ m!Jhl t. J~~~ rhf P*" fill' Yf)ll. Wf IN 110 "-'''"f'l·•nn t.Mhc.rt1 fll!ll lirt riiJr r~wtnn qW~III~ ._ar.(,lr fliMfUIIiplll•, lfytlll ltiiAIII'UIItiilll pr11lli0fl, WI hn·f ,_] •00 ) II UJiflfliAJ' ,.,,... •rrt) at l'h.tll'>'lltfl pnHorn , mirud1.1 \.'l )Mu l plt•qt• mil~. gin••· Hull hii'~CI , pll•'h<••. oft! MISC. Jlome lm crior, l.ekirn M ~1id II Cl111:~. ~·,,o~\~lll'~ . t\~~ 2 old S~ur ' " ~ll..u~~t , I~ . llllllllllll ~~j Re,ulerh Ill"~\' ' \iti P~' It" air hud tnullu.''"- I ~ \H!nl aolf Qitth>, M,IHWl 11'1'1 1 ntr """\1 & more. TOOLS ' se~.~n. Cntt'tliiHUil luwn vn"-'· Sm ('111111!1\or, lnwn 11eeder. ~ . ~ H.P. · ~1:0" ,iul eo~ct 1 lim.·n mow~r . ! H.P. MT w now hlpw ~•r, 1IW\\ l Se ttr• Cmf\Nm11n 6 H.l'. rour 11rw ltllvr. ·~· hnnd lool.i, )'ttrd tuui N, dmr ctlt'd~~t, ~.~ 1cH' propell~d luwn 1110WiH & mom .. I q•. AUCTION CONOUCT!D BV RICK P!IIRION AUCTION CO. fi04J H1·144l or (104J 7U·UU !Necuttn1 C11n111 SPr•4lln• . Term•: C:uh or C:lltck with I.D. Term• on RUI lltlltl 1o~ down · dt~ of t~uton. Non r•tundebll. 1111nc• t1u1 In 10 111~1 or c1o11n1 • . PART·TIME RN · NEEDED Mt )'"'I ,n lUi ~ttiPnJ p1111 tirN: l!fi~IO)'!flllllt ·In 11. pl&alolnl IIIIOI"M!"' 'll'h~ MJIQI ... m lnwu ;'htth'>, ltlll·n llltn ilttt'l', • 111(1, ltU,lJ11oi, 1-i!ld flll\f~ . lllllll~lt II Oyr Ht lrt!tnJj Of SlAVICII Do You HIVf A lutlfHIH, lmlot, Or I'I'Oduot You Would l.lke tel Adwlttloln 4.1 Million HOIIH/10/dl With Only OM 1'110111 Cll, Holzer Stnlor Tht American Community .ISO Cnlnn/alllri'l Hldw1ll, 011 ~~M~ 1-800-821-8139 Care c,nter .· new. Stinh~lllll ~~~' jlrih •ll mtw. .GLASS WARt£ '"ie, Rtlhy alnw., lg ,.., !hi nallen'• leadWlg op•ratora ol IOng-lerm car1 otnllft, Wll Wt I S<~thh I )ulll\ C'nnt~mpnr)' sofu, .:ntlcc lull!\: ~~ \.1 1HI t,dlk'o . Ltt - 7 ~ Hny re(.!lin~r. ZLinith ~P I111 ~nll\t•h' IV, lenll h VCR,, corner cu l,lnut. ~~~·, ~ ,1(, d1ttl1 , old ~;h ih.l:o. rnll tnp dc...:k , HC 'A ptlrHtl'l~ f\ , 7 P\.'. wor\d ~tinct, 01:4k chtnu, ~ I'-' diiH-'11 , 4 1"-' HK suite, 8R l'tu•nilun.', t\\t\ 1\\11\ hL•d., fill• cuhitWI, KQnnwr~ nprlgi11 ltw~c•r, C1.1 .. Pre".t.er. KDnmor~ wH:o.hcr ~~ dr~i·• 'oU itll' .~ . . hi'""'"·· HELP WANTED Of Dial Up Success With lnfoCisionl a.n ! L .. - ,. - ·. - ., - ,, . .. - ., • " . .. - ,, • .. - " • ,, • ., . .. • Call Us, We Can Helpl • $500 Slgn·on bonue • Up to $7/hour • Weekly paychecks • Paid training • Higher salary with experience tn emc•rloM . f~~lfiiiUI Mlka Smllh on th• dale or ht1 birth bvu• wtle Panny, Douol1fer I ~\!nh~ , FURNITIIIU! ·'""" 1~. IV).' · Sepl. 1 ~,lfllll . ... . .., .. ... .. ... . I A.NOI.Vf'Jl AVCf'ION tionwsl~mt \.!\ lllf\ll'lllltl illll . . AUCTION AUCTION RI\AI. F.STATE 1\l i( ' TION REAl , •:STAT•: Wti.J . III': OFFEKEII AT AUCTION AT U1IHI NOON . Buuuuful llrick t:u1wh .. ,~ h' .l Bl< htll\1,.. , nn •d~ting of hVII\~ ronm, ttiumg 1'\IPL\l , ~~~~ ~~~' \\ lhlil)' r.uom, I 1/2 hathl'l\111\h, ~ 1\ll'l'l<~•'l'' • I cnr ,nmp~ phiS ,..,•• ,w.t '" putt•' t tit' huusu St'llli un u 70 ' I x~· X ' 7th I M·l ' l . h\l (II .Jfl7 nores m/1. Fl\f 'w" tn g L'Hll '114 M7ii; ~~40 'lf ~04 -77:"\-~-14 7. iloll w hl' llll! ... nhl llrok9r. llou!ooe h~ma:. '"Ill '' 11 h •m nvt King Sodty ond lortYer HELP WANTED Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, OH Ia seeking a Patient Care Manager for the Med-Surg Unit. Reaponelbllltlee Include: Management of surgical unit Including staffing, aulgnmente, competenclee, safety, etc. In ad dillon, the •uoc11eful candidate will preecrlbe, coordinate, and delegate patient care and customer service. Requirements for the.poelllon are: BSN preferred or actively enrolled In a BSN program: current AN license In Ohio: 3·5 yfare eKperlence with demonstrated lead· ershlp and clinical ability. Good lnterpereonal, communication, critical thinking and problem eolvlng eldlls are required. Exctlltnl btnellt and comptnaatlon plckllgt. AUCTION through IN MEMORY Jimmie Glenn Hllhlll Missed by daughter Puulinc Burr and Norma Bluke Interested In being a aurra. gate? For appllcollon, leavo momge at f.B00·9~4-t~~e yOur egg not"'""' Memory t.':.$' July 15. oontaot tho llalllpolla OIIICI, 37t Slalo Route 7, i74DI446· 6244 In Lovlnu s'tff:..... tell• ,. ,h. Loved and mta1ed 25K!year, Pteaa~ Auctioneer: Finis "ike" Isaac funeral Home and 1\.L·v.jim Som•rfield fnr .~1H.: h :1 ni ce Mervicc. a~c Enterprloo Aoni·Har hao an Intern poolllon a'allablo a1 our llaltti>otto, OH toea· tlon. $7.001hr ·No bonotlto. up IO 30hrlf wook Good drl,lng rooord a muo1. Ca" 1eed to t.tanagemant tre1noa FT poa111on whloh &tarto 01 388-8880 388-8741 · h!!r PATIENT CARE MANAGER .• Plenty of parking at Isaac's Feedstore and public parking. Been In business since September, 1985. ,. .. h d We ll ..sta ..11s e • We have a sale of new merchandise Friday's at 7:00 PM . We also have a sale on Sat rdays U at 7:00 PM of a variety of Items for home, business and collectors. For Info, call VIrgil M,T,W,F&:S between !O:OOAM-2:00PM . Thesday, September 24, I 0:00 am Inspection Monday, Sept. 23, 10. l illncs~ · We ESTATE· - - - - - - - -~:":":"~~:':""'- Conwuo11on opportunltl•a, AUCTION AUCTION ••o·$24 per M"i. Stop wllhlng and otiort 11'1ng. COAL GROVE (IRONTON), OHIO · Crace M. Hol•ingcr 1 as& 888 7?7d j======::...::=:A:U;C;T:I:O:N~=i cen11e or 711! Hljlh Street IN MEMORY The (;amily of cat cas~ management. oontul· tat!on. and eduoa11ori awrv· and liChoOISI MuSt have MA In human se.rvlces heta. II· i:OOam-8 :00pm ~140)441·0382 Pteas.e Ext 1844 (614)801·0449 Ball glove found by Bulavlllo Townhouoo. ·(740)367 ·7160 Therapilt 11 needed to pro- Herel vide mdlvldual and lamlly I ·888·845·8500 therapy to child and ado les· cent populations •n Mason County. Will also provide loeo tho community. Day travelto ln11olved to homes Call lor Interview ABDOTTTOOL& MACHINE ;::::;;::::::::::::;;;::; 3YA. Old Friendly Rottwell• tr lo good homo . (304)575· 2t!68 I tbJ.~ WA~IN> . er Spaniel. Shota current. ~ I 1116 u s . Currtncy.· Zirkle II 949·2031 or Ka· - - - - - - - - accopllng applloatlono lor " C·1 Beer Carry Oul permit pteaoo call Jennllar Long at ~ *MASSEY FERGUSON" Aaolnt. Tovo. Ringo, In "':=:::::=~ Canning Jara. luinlture, Ra· 138. Pomeroy, Oh Lawrtnot, Qallla, Jack1on. Ill dio1, E•arclat Equipment, Buying • 1621. NEW IDEA 323 CORN PICKERS ONE AND TWO ROW UIH , . Fill IIFFIN 1111 In Why wall? Start meeting call again . leta, atmo1t new , _ _ _ _ __.( Ohl01I I to I ht 01 II toll --=---:--...,;,--::- wl!llher/dry~H. all kinds or -. ng ~· n g • Winter Craltfllt '02 ,... The turnlture. tools ll od d "I I I'"" , tree 1·800·766·2623 e11t Jackacn Craft Guild 11 now o use 0'1 ce recep "-"' :, .• : .~ :: , :• NawiDM w . may fl!IQIII/t Ul) to $40.00 At. 33 • old Burlingham 1hryh · Hart at ~9-2656. Wanted to Buy: Uaad Mo· emall :eh_hornOoptramau .. Ptr day relmburatment In· Store. Wed . 11"25 · 9· 1 · ThBnka for your aupport. bile Home. Call (740)446oom. Thankll Ch_ horn tereated partltl Call miniature donkey, camper, ~~~~~~~-~~--.., 0175 o, (304~675·6965 NEW AND USED BRUSH HOGS 4' TO 15' CALL ABOUT LOW INTEREST RATES ON MOST MODELS r VIrginia Hey,COUIInl .• . '"'*-' I •. fOr Pottage to : l'clllbllltlll, come Fotttr partnta .· ARRIVING DAILY w ~ I I01'40Hen. NEW MF AND IIW IOLLAID TRACTORS ••91' ~~~------, Gam... Olth", Glaltware, M T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· ' oludtl Dtacrlptlont, price Looal Agtncy In OhiO IHk• r~tb Maitre... Llnena. Books, ond Avenue. (lalhpollt. 740· Lltl & Otllnlllona. Send $1 lng quollllld COUplll lo be· VAtu> SALt: Shott. Clothing, StOlfO. 446·2842. ' ctl Horoaoopea. Packet In· Foater Plrtntl. -~==~~==~ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CLEANUP SALE ON COW BALE FEEDER, HORSE BALE FEEDERS, BALE AND BUCKET SPEARS. lny 2 black cata, Reco 'flrd Salt, September Absolute Top. Dollar U S night. hotelllty. Will etll tor male & female· 4 monthl ,g, lrom 9·4 and Stptember Sliver, Gold Coins. Proof Fret lnfOrmetlon on lndlvld· SlDQ. (8 1.t)8&8·2863 old, 111 Avenue , OalllpoiiJ. 20. rrom 9-2:30, at Star Mill 1ett, Dlamonda. Ootd ' with orders Qf 3 Tons or More 4.:', ~------... Oltney Orlando, 7 day, S LOST.. Point Bob Evans company's $1 billion in Restaurant. annual sales. As general manager, Higley graduated from Higley will oversee a staff Kyger Creek High School of approximately 70, who is Chesire in I 985 and are projected to ·serve started with Bob Evans in more than 270,000 customers annually, Higley is 1984 us a busperson. Bob Evans Farms Inc. responsible ·for food service. food quality and cus- owns und operates 497 tomer service at this locu- . full-service, family restaution which supports the rants in 22- state~. announced its intention to tile Action Finance Company, regulatory upplicutions to McNelly. Patrick & Associates. mel'!le its Cincmnati bmlking and Oak Hill Title Agency, substdiury. Towne Bank. into LLC. Jackson-bused Oak Hill Banks. "We believe that combining the two banks will signiticantly enhunce long-term shareholder vulue," said Kidd. "The management teums at the two bunks huvc been working closely together for some time, and their produc:t lines are very Ohio Valley Re~ionul similar. We think the integra- Development Comtnisston is tion will be seamless and there pleased to announce that the will be no ne~utive impact on mterest rute for the Revolving customer scrv1ce." Loan Fund (RLF) program has Ouk Hill Banks. which is eel• . recently been lowered to 4 perebruting its tOOth anniversary this year, will continue to e cent. The RLF program prohcudquartcred in Jucks<1n. With vides low-interest gap financIhe merger, Ouk Hill banks will ing loans to private-for-profit udd seven brunches in south- business entitles interested in wcstem Ohio lu its existing 17- expllllding or starting a busihrunch network . Subject to reg- · ness in southern Ohio. Privateulutory aprroval, the target date for-profit businesses that are for con\rlct ion of t.hc merger is creating lllldlor retainin~ jobs Dc.-cmbcr 31, 2002. The com- within the OVRDC RegLOn are puny docs not untidpute any eligible to participate. The rcductiun in workliJrcc as a OYRDC Region includes the result of combining the banks. counties of Adams, Brown, In uddition to the two b;mks, Clermont, Fayette, Galliu, the company also operates HigWand, Jnckson. Lawrence. ~bl~l'llng 1\'lbu,..._l.nUMI-R~Itt.f 1'11.\;.:;y~~; L---1{-~NiiHuilll\io:~>-_.( n.u ..................................... (740)709·9062. II you have molor home. pellet wood pr•vloualy called , pleaae burn ltcve & .1 ton or Ptl· the $724.9 million in total ussels recorded nt June 30, 200 I, und 2.3 percent over I he $806.6 million in ussets on the from~pD1 books at March 31. 2002. Net June 30, 2002 were loans ut June 30. 2002 were $2,616,000, or $.48 per i.liluted $686.9 million, up I2.2 percent share, which exceeded stock over the $612.3 million in net murket tmalysts' consensus loans ut June 30• 200 1. estimate of $.4/i per share Expluining the second quurter results, Ouk Hill Finunciul (source: VBIE'JS us rep!lrted by President lUld CEO John D. nusdaq.com). The second quur- Kidd .said. ter 2002 earnings represent an "As we huve ti1r the pust sevincreuse of 3 I.9 percent over eml quarters, we were once the $1,983,000, or $Jll per uguin uble to increase revenues diluted share.. in net curnin~s ut u much faster puce Umn that the company recorded lor eKpenses . Revenues ti1r the · the quarter ended June 30. quurtcr were up neurly 16 per· 2001. cent. with a 1.71!Crcent increase For the six months ended in net interest mcoine lending June 30, 2002, Oak Hill the wuy. AI the sume time, Financial recorded net eumings · eKpenscs were only tip ei~ht from operutions of $5.(Xi6,000. pcrcenl. We're still gc11cmtmg or $0.94 per diluted share. un strong dcnumd in commercial increuse of 36.0 percent over loans and mottgage loun origithc $3,726,000, or $.70 per nutiml hus remained at. higher· diluted share, in net eamings thnn-cKpected levels. We ulso forthc lilst six months of2001. hud excellent ~rowth in revThe compuny's total assets· enues from serv1cing real estutc ended the second 9uarter <1f louns und our brokerage ser2002 ut $825.2 mtllion, un . vkcs." increase of I3.H percent over The company also ,...,...,.. lht rftht to ta", t~t. or anMI any act aa any tfmt. l rrotl m\011 M r~ on~ Mitt a.y 111 ~jM.tton will bt tMpont~141 for 09 mot•tMn the 99al ol tM t~ 90<1vpiM t.y the ~ OoAiy 1"- .... ln..nM;an. "'' tn.tt llOI " or N,.nM U'lt rMwltt rrom 1M pubtktatlon or oml. .lon ot an advwtllttfMM. ConuUon wiM M IMdt In 1"- ltftt tYa.l. . . "*1l0n • tk». oonfldtntltll. • CUn•11t ftlt card wH••· • All rNI ..,... fld'l..-1~tt ... •~W~t 1o tM 114Mr ~lni A.9t Qt ,...._ • rm. ..,w,....;;., POf..ICIIt: Ohio Vtllty lt•rt Your Adl With A KI'JIWOfd • lncl~dl C0mr.lltl Ir Ol•ptav: 1 ~ oo p .m. Thuraday for •undaye On'rlptlon • lnch•de A Prlw • AVQid Abbrtvllt Qnl Item a Include• l'ree Yard Sale Sign! Up To 15 Worda, 3 Daya Over 15 Word• 20¢ Per Word Ada Muat Be Prepaid All Dl8ptayt 1.3 Noon ;.) Claulfltd Advtrtl•lno Mtlwork I IAn ~~~illlflllilllllllil) tlllplllyll'l EEOIADA Employer . ' •• '. �COuch and Cha1r Excelent CondrttOn $400 tor bOtn (304[675-<IJSQ ll<-1\>. ..... ~--~­ ;t,~: ~-Ill¥ • ~Q<I<n 1·~\11. t-.1'1111.1 ' INI"'\II.M.\I'tt\N \}li\Ml' tAIL t-MML US@ ' S1\\ll II\ ~~~~' 1\l·l''lt'l' hl\IN -l';!.l.lt~\ A.M. t\l .-j\\ I•.M. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE s~~ee 1943 bt eurprield . Thlo very lovely maintained home on Lincoln anordablt home hea bMn Pike features large LR with t&atolully romOdofed ata~lng In llrepla.,., large eat-In kllchtn. 1999 to P"'llnt and oHert lR FA. 3 BRo and • ton of room wllh open dining and kllchtn In the lull basement Great area , pleaaant end aunny FR location. Green achoola . See 3 BRo, 1 112 bathe, 2 cor picture on our garage and nice deck., and now heat pump . A floce that lo ~·'"·· $11 •. 900 tift reody 10 bo 041ifed homt' by • new fsmfly. Only IH,SOO, 10 llllll today then otort pocking. H17 AN Al'fORDAill PRICE ... The owne11 have reduced the price on lhlo opaclouo, 3 BR, 2 b11~ ~"'"' 10\11!11" 10 hll\\lliiKln M~l1~11lim~11 low melnt•nance vinyl ranch offering large new kllchon, OR, lR, 3 or 4 llAa. t 112 baths, plua partial boaomonl. The 4th bedroom hu a llreplaco and hao bean used aa a den . Now Rdd a partially covered palio. new porch and a 2-c;ar garage and th& convenient tocatlon, thle 01111\ A\1!1 \1~111; (\;11~~1 ~~ ~Pfl1111!iilll' Qf .t.~ro11, 0H.O~ 0t ~111~fii~­ Hft!lrr•~IOI II lni\\PI!IOO-\l\lffi V1~11 ~"' w~lll\11~ ~~­ lnii\QiiiQn-1>1\111 bfl(l~l ~Uii\QY !o~~~ 111111~~ "'idl Fot Salt, houao Hun· llngtt>n , W.al Vlt-;~lnla . 12 blo<lra 10 Morollrlll Unlwrol· IY 1:011 1011'10 rtrenage. 004- RN, Ra, WH~ll~ ~~~OO~IQI 111• ~~~llho H~llh lnhilfno1"'" inlw111111~n f11lilllon ~~l~ry ~111111oll!llfilt wllh MIW!IIon @@nil f@!llffill !nil ~ Pl~illf!!lilln~l roltron· ~Q&-mrtee.ooo. ooo ov ~opr•1111l@f 11, a~ 101, ~utot altnl, cttrtl'lll arr, R lltf Qi111QI, 11\Uif ••• In MINTA~ HIA~TH 'IIQ~IIIIONt.~ ·~~·"'· (t40)99Hete ~•••llonl •npoll""'~'~ klr • qy~lll!fll 11111!11~1 nool111 ill!il~n~l 10 join ft 11111111•illi· 'Malnlenonc; hit", all btlct< IIIIth, < SA, 3 balh, fUll bta.r11•111. ~<nil & Motldlt bulld!Hg. 2~41lllula­ )llli l'lko. ~•II (~4~)1!~1- o•o· ~ glplln~rv 111~111 In liiiQI11mYn• lly momol h~ollh nlliiiQ· Thi• 4Q llo11r p~!lllon pro• Ylll!i l~o opf11lllllnlly lo 1111• - IIY11f o11lpol1onl 1>1\llfl!@lll\ljl oo!o monoU@111llnl 1~ 11111111neoll Phl!llron, Molllil!on11 onll rhofl 1t1111111e!- ~roylgyo Olpolforwo wo•~ing wllh j\llllh ft pi"! ' - ~ . ~ ' '. i'm ' -' 1 ~ijQM • ~!IMIPQY, PP!8ti!l0fl Of biW, PO, bi@W, ~QQ , ~lnAilll or W 40UUQI, NUC AJtli! NURIIN(!! NYIIffiQ Allllltnl 0111111 Itt IJilng olltrtll on Ito• tomOor 1$, iOO@ II lOY trl 1 nlrlng, oomptetiOnlll ijlflon, Vfl\llll!Yid Rl I gill ol gyr HI!IIMirl Tttml OoniMOI Jygy Hill, b~N . In· llrYPIPI II 74()- ~@@• ftft(JO I.-It Qlflllllllf, 111\UI I fll, ~DOll llkt new Ill Gnly 111.000 IUV ICIT~ MOMU ~mp1ov•r ntw It's a lot of hoult for only and 189,1100, t301 loll lor ule. locted In Groan Twp .. mlnutoe from lho Elementary School. Plat and prlooe on flit eo for more detelll on 1707. Lolt Aoreoge 1 .............................. 3.402 2 ""'"""'"""'"""' HOUII 3 .............................. 1.223 . .............................. 1.711 1 .............................. 1.Ill 7 """""""""""""'"' 1.817 . .............................. 1.... 1 .............................. 1.en 10 "'""'"'""'"" ........ ..... 11 ............................ 1.HO 12 ............................ 3.143 tart oomer lot IOCIIId In lhe Al'll YOU LOOKING ,01'1 highly dtolred !ltono Morbor THAT IPICIAL II'L.ACI TO $u~lvlalon waiting 1.18+1· a.::IJ ' 'IJII: IITTLI OOWN' Wt MVI IOftl, Oounry water tap "" HVII'tl loll avtllabll on IR 141 In Q,..n townthlp, lutt mlnullt from tho tlomon!ory IChool. P~Cid to move at It MOO per 101. Call Jennifer lboulf701 b11n lnollllod: undergroun~ $80,000 tiCM AlP IIIOtrlo. · nt www .wisemanreal es tate. com lllhPIJiiiiiiiO~ "'""' 1911111~ " ~01011 R!M!KIPIIOQI . flllld, ~11111• IJY, !lid 1111 Ail MUflll 19PII• ullon! ~OYII Qgporhmllv WorkpiMQ& to odd o tlHio Prleld HAVI IIIN WAITING TO IUILO VOUI't OI'IIAM HOUII? Will, now II the llmtll AI lht comer ot l'ltllvltw Orin l lhllberll Ava. Bflltre It 1 blautlful ,..~·~-:­ 110·111•1370 gr IIOP gy RQOktpriiiQI onlr I IIU ~omt to yoyr lui, U' a ftO' IMyllnt wlln 1 beorma.. 1 lltln, I WANT AQA"UR IN h;.,lt lOr Ill ~on . ~all (1!04}11&·~~119 OhiO tloUhlty MOh\e, a bltllr 1•1111 beth, wood lldll11, niiW 11\0IYdl' hUIUI, II"'•••· ~101 G bodt®m . Ju1t waiting for "'"' a bi<lnl~m MUll In lllllll)lllll i'lrry on olmatl Iii• 1011. ~.collonl oondl· fiQYIIOd 00\illltfQI lllfnHdin\11, YIIIQO, Plld VllltliQn, Plld nolliliVI• 101! 111111• 1111nl plan , !All mort. ltfl~ "'"m' 1na ltlltr otlnltrlll lor Mlln 11111\h, ~M - Q., Ol• reotur, fri·Oounly Mtnlll Hnllh 1M Oounullng tna .• ~ 10 Ill M1i11 ilrotl, MoAr\Oyr, Qhlg (140)U1· mn untt Ham• In a lovely . aeutng, will upand 10 meat your naadl. With 2 BR and a lull baaomonlthore'o plonry of room lor o small lomlly to grow. Terrific lol wllh many malure treea. a ·covored patio and a carport. Oon't htaltalo 1134 ja04)11te-t4&9 PIOYidtr fiQYirt~ ! ltii~)Q3~ · 1199 with one a I In 1m1na. Over 2500 sq. n. With 111. K open to dining Ffl with kltohenehe. , 3 batha, large aHic h~:~:lll~ lor storage or h lo add lo your , 2·car garage on acre 1o1. at 1109.900. Call aee all the potential haa to offer. 'Ill, olnr~al :!14 o~.... Ellliollinl ritlndttlon . Otill lng IMllmiOYtl @11\t QY@IIIIO@IIOnt Mevln•l Mu61 tllil a bldtuol\\8, !lYing room, ki\Chon (il<iW a dlohWI!Ihlt Mud· Old) loundry room, I boll\, a eo• ~arogo, oovorod polio. l.alo~ Fill•. 0111o, see.bOO. i&3Q Mlnl111~m M(J{lo~lftOI@ mr~llfl­ OftiiPnt Qlilllf@l@ Q@QI@I Iff mtlll@l lro~llh rflilltll litlll wllh ~nowlo\IQM ol ogynl@l• Qfll Qllhl 1\lliOWIOQ privacy, lh~·m• buill wllh lhe o•••o• t.l Located ,- ~U In Mkldliljiorl, ll1ltllot \lhi114~l~~ home. mlnutta !rom hoaplta , shopping ond banking. Move In condlllon wllh • full, to unllnlahed basement on 1.Oo4 lovingly malnlllnod by I acreo, Asking $137,900 t400 owners, ths homa Ia reacly tor you to move Into. Featulng, on lhl main level , a largo LA wllh flrepla.,. and built-In bookahelvoo: formal DR: home truly Is a winner. remodeled, oal·ln K; and large REDUCED TO $104,900. Call mal!tr BR with private bath. today 1208 TM aecond floor provldel 2 BRa 1 bolh, and on open Hora'a an anordeble brick tanding area. Alto, ·1-ear home, wall locAted, well detachod garago : a lovely fronl maintained end ready tor PQrch & a low maintenance Immediate occupeney. yird Call today for your lOCAtod on LeGrande Blvd , prtvale vlowlng $125.000 H24 thla homo onoro 3-4 BAa, 1 112 batha , large lR , and full baaemenl. large FR In LOCIIId In lht lllo Grande baaement. , fenced yard, lrH, juet. a ahort distance covered polio, end prlood 10 from Tycoon lake , thla ruslle aell e1 $89,900 beauty Offlrl e +I·, blauiii411Y landacapod, acres; 2 BRa plua loft area; 2 bathe (one with a whlnpoollub lor you to Ia found relax In): LA; kitchen with 4 balh homo dining area: olorage building: on Ovtr f l:lacround targt dock: plua balcony area . a targo patio ond wOod Priced at only $~.000. lhe llonch wllh 3 BR1 and. 2 dt<lk rtg,ht on l,ht tdgl ol town. owner 11 ready 10 aell. Call plonty ol cloHto and Tho 24 • 48 POle blm with I a deep 2·car garage concrete lloor Altowt for loday to achedula your with a workbench, end olluotad garogo parking, plenty of vlowlng H1 1 on a nlct tlzld lot In Crown ttoragt and • · wcrkohop oreo. a Fol'lloloourol 4 .badnlo\1\, tual ~~. 100. F=llt llellnu """ ) -l!OtHif-3001 E>l . FU4 1\\ M~nlron H(l." l1 i hll Momorrol ll•iv•, ~111110~ bath, David Wluman, QRI, CAS Broker 448·8111111 Carolyn Waach, GRI 441·1007 Bonny Qarn•• 448·2107 Robert 448·0121 Rill Wlnman Jennifer ~nioYriQinu DiV81!i!y Mi~DN • ~~ a!J740}446•3644 , - ~ ' ===-~~----~~~--------~----------~~--------------------------------------------------------_.·----------~-- �• Page 06 o 61U1Ur 111met-6enttnel Pomeroy o Middleport o Gallipolis, Oli • Pt. Pleaaant, WV Sunday, September 1S, 2902 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla, OH • Pt. PIHunt, WV r '" NEW ANO USEO STUL 191~ Oldtrnobllt Cullt$1 1998 Oldamobllo ~chiOVa , 1~76 GMC. l ·lla ton dum() 1999 Mo1tub11hl Monltro St..t Bt•ms P~pe ~r ·~ 350 Rocket moto' 51K, ~ .698, ~998 Suntlrt. tr~ Under COl.:s All oew Sport LS. V-6, auto. 4WO, for Cor\Crtle Angle. Chan wlln 350 turbo ttant BOt( $4,498, 1998 Ma~ . brakes (740)3~2684 Call ~, ,000, P.S. Pl.., PW crulae, nol. ''"' Ber SIMI Grohng $1.000 13041458·2586 53K. $5,998 , 1997 Ranger anytomo rt no anowtr ltl\10 CO.;duelalr baga. 1>100ilonl For 011lns. Onvvways & - -XL.T. automatic, 71K, meaaage corlldl!icn, $12,!!.00 hrm, Wal>ways L&L Scoop Mth 1979 JHI> Choro•ve Chltl, $4,297 COOK MOTO~S - - - - - - -- INQ)446·079S ala Op.tn Monday, 1\.Jeactey. 119 motot, body good S300 (740)44fNl103 Woanosdoy & Froaay. san,. (,7. .;;•0:.:.. 14:.:.•6:.·.:.:•:!5::.':......._ _ _ - -- -- - -- lll831ntornalional Cobovl!, - - - - - - Cl O$ od l .hursd1 Y· -1983 Camero Alltomahc T· 91 Ch tvv ClVI II tr' au Io· good oondotoon, oi"Pt'. 4 Ch<Wy Sltwrado. 1997 EM· • '"" "-M~m ended C b Z7 t 4 4 tow Saturday & Sunday Trv". " "'e Besl o-rl matlc, 4 cylinder, 4 door, ntw tlrta, new dual tx· t ....., ~...... -...r; . "'od' II ~ -· "" co naull, .. king $&500 ,.,.ago, ~- • ""' 11 .I7<0)44ti-7300 1-80()-982·2327 pm 3t38 playoo, now ' "· '"" (740'""46-488& and I<>OJI>OX lnci\Jdtd. Now good. $1200 (740)..6·97<2 ,.. ·New Sharp VCR Rapl(l Rt· 1986 Chevette $300 - - - - - - - tront·tlret and new !font ana Wmd auto head cleaner. (740)379-2-462 · 91 Ford Taurus, loe.ded wllh ~ 989 Chevy Pick-up .·Short rear brakes !18,000 mi!u. $85 Callt740)992·34~ no t••• CHEVY 51'" " options , 46 ,500 mlln. B&a 35.000 mlles· naw en· A$kln~ $14UlSO flrm Answttr, !e.ve message L~ed " ,.._venue $2. 100; 88 Jeep Cherokee. gine. rebuilt lranarnhJ&Ion (740)2 45·0125 (7 ...: • 0::1:9.:9.:. 2·.:. 34.:.:5::: 2_ _ _ _ l\l87 CHEVY CapoK;e Clos· 4 door, 6 cyllndll, runo Au\0/Air $3,800 00 _ gr&ol. $1.250 1740!441· 992·3166 l\olmnan·t_u:s • New, never worn, luxurious. sic Loaded 9610 ---. Natural Blu$ fox coa.t XL. 1990 OLDS Touring Sad· - - - - - -1993 Chevy 4x4, Ext Cal;l, Left al luf salon; In storage den Loa(J&d 94 Ford F 150, Runs Real 1990 Dadne Dakota 4x4 V-B Ex cellent Shape. • un!ll coot Weather, want half ~ 99~2~-06;1~2'----- Gooo $3995.00 6 Cytindar. 77 ,OOO miles. Best Oller A&gu!ar Cab. Lonr;~ e.c~ ·Explico $2500 Bough! con· 1969 Cht<y Capo ICe. on 5 Sp..d. (3041675·3069 collonl Condlhon $2,950 00 tract, tf sotlod or damaged, good conditiOn . (NO)J?Q· 992·6849 lwnqr will repair to yOur sat· 2720 . 91 Chevy S 10 AJr Con<h· 95 low Alder S·t. Q, bh~ck, 5 ------~ lstactton or replace with 6 tloner ..,.. new coat Serious 11'\Qlliros 11190 Chevy Caprice St~11on AM!Frn R1d1ol Tape f)layer sp.. oornpetttlon stereo. new 1990 Yamaha Blillt9r, '"'na ·only (740)446· 1000 leave wagon 307 En~;~lne, loaded, V6 Automatic. Tonneau cove( wllh wing, gOO(I, $900. (740)286·533~. :message. Excellent condttlon, except (740) 992·5~32 mvst see, $7.000 llrm. , _ _::. _ _ _ _ _ needs vat\19 work . Almost 740)992·2648 1992 1200 Sporl&ter. tatally RRelnQOiator. oqua11um new tlros Must soo $1.000 - - - - - - - [730 . VANS t.'t r&dane, now everything. to"sland, storm windows (304)67S·2933 98 C~d 1 tl"c Catera, beautll\.11 4-\VJ)s tally chro med out. tons of .:28~~:5 3, shlltlur$, .Swing. fld· car. all the buttons, $12.900 ..__ _ _ _ __. addlllonal parta 304·882· : ~ l ng mower' exercise bike 1990 Old a Cutlass Supremo 1740)643 " 285 2174 : 1304167 ~. 5946 lmornalionsl . 40, V-6, load· - - - · · - - - - 1979 CJ5 Jeep. $25oo.' - - - - - - , . . - od, all powor, NC , CO ploy1304)675-6540 :Rolirod Longoborgor aos· or, $ 99 ~. Day 11401446 • 98 Old Bravado, 4WO, lood· I999 Hondo 400 E> . $3500. (3041674 •3962 •kors, Swogs, Wroo\hs •01. 1615; AHer 8pm (740)446· ed 1nctud1nn• aunrool, new :Pictures Qall (304)87!5· 1244 tlras. $13.500. P 40)643· 1993 E.:plorer Eddie Bt'luEH - - - - - - .. .6937 Leaw message ------- _ 22_8_5- - - -- - Edition. All tee.ther, all pow· 2002 Yarnahfl nR 125 L. 1992 '4 Cho •llo Co o er, EMce!lont Condition Molorcucle L.ike New. :sota lor sate originally 1101. 134.,,000 m•los· v~ r$2.200 v · 99 Cavalier ' 2 dr , auto. 1304)675·3641 $2 ,200.' 1304)675-5914 or ' •$1,100, 10 yrs old, asking (740)367-0394 alr.,40,000 miles Burgundy - - - - - - - (304)675·4 132 ' :s50. (740)949·2709 ~=::..::=--- $4·995·00 (NO) 742 ·3602 1993 Ford ConVtirolon Van - - - - - - "Th 1996 Toyota Tercel I own· 99 Escort LX 4dr .. auto .. alr. dual heat and ail, TVNCR, Harley Davidson XL1000 • rt~e year old compu!er. er new exhauit & battury. blue,44 ,000 miles $4,500.00 chrome whoolo. veru nloe Sportslor, axcollenl condl· •$200, will loko SI 50; no Runo Excollonl . $1500. ,[7... 40,::I7 ;,;:4:; :i·;;:38;02::.,_ _~ ' r• "sn. walker, brond new. $15. (740)742· 7:2 19. U&ed Gibson Ftost Free : 1 · gold, $75 . (30 4)882• :.:.~: ~ 78 13 04 16 7 5 66 93 ~::::~:::..::.·.:::::::~--- 65 Chuvy Impala Corwe1ti· ble Mechanically a~~:cellent. Complate car. Great drtver Good 10 restore. $5,000 (740)256·6936 ------- • Pnce 10 !!1&11 , (740)319-9887 lion, $5200. (7 40)245·S747 Tlii('KS ------~'f>RSAIJ: 1995 Plymouth voyag·ru " - - - - - - - van. 3.0 V·S. 85K miles. hllch . good cld cassett e 4 t 979 . Ford F-260 x4, storvo, aalclnh $9.500, $2800. 1304)674·3962 ' (740)949·2709 .,;;._ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - -- -- Baas Boat· ~988 11' Smok· trc!alt wllh \oollto . 90hp JQhn1on with troll motor F~hl dfprh llndtr lncludad •o•l•n $3,000 OBO ~ " ''• (740)24S·012! ------- -FllhiW !!Oat 15 hp motor. Duck blind tra~ter, all ocoeaoorl08 (740)379·2804 I z "less Baby bed. ye1u old, t6· 1~ 1001 Torry ll..l tx>at witt\ ttlllltr, $2000 (740)448·727t Ouo~ "'I I~\ I I I .._ liuMI\ t,.,;;'·iii ~iiii1:0·iii · · i''llolii~.lo" ,;. ' pi ..... tn 1 r·"-\ N~ ' ,, '\-\!),,. •., Serenity House serves victims of domestic violence call 446·67!52 or 1·800·942·9577 1~ .L,,;J..: .. . Gallla County ConiiiNttlon Club Annual Ftrmtl1 ami Landowno11 Sunduy APPRECIATION DINNER Saturday, Septtmblr 21 Dinner &&Nod • 0:30 Bob Evan& Shelter Houao liAS I MINT 0870, Aoaerfl 6n&mtant Waterptoollng. 1.'7t a ,.9~ ------- 1~ C&.C GBnentl Hom& Ma1nte· nence· Painting, vinyl aid• tng, carpentry, do()ra, win· dows, batha.• mobll& rhoma repair and more. Far tree vatlmot.. call Chol, 740·992· 6323 . homea Csrponlry, docks. hot water tanks, a~dlng & moro. Coli (740)441-0t 13 f~u:cnUCAli R'""IG''"''I'(IN ...llllii'~ii~iii'i-iiii'iiiior - - - -- -- " Now 2002 "Yamaha TTR· Ralldentlal 6r commercial 126l. E~cellent condition , wiring, ·new aarvlce or re· $1,900. (740)446·6951 palra. Masterllcenaed elec· leave "met~osano If no ·an·· lllolan. Ridenour Eleatrloal, ' swer WV000306 ; 304·676·1786. --------- ------- ENTERPRIS· FOR SALe ;]/;)t<>: 2001 Clayton Mobile Home 14 x 67 2 BR, 2 Baths 'All appliances Deck & Storage Shed On rented lot at Johnson's Trailer Park, Easwn Ave, Find ANew Carl ------Superio r Home Malnte· nance We do all re1>alra on In Stock. £V~NS BULLETIN BOARD Look For My Lost Puppy\ WATIRPROOFINQ Unconditional llfellme guillr· antee. Looaf reter~mcea fur· nlahod Eotabllohtd 1975. Call · ~4 Hro. (7401 446· ·. Watarllno Special: 314 200 " PSI Shoo Peo 100; I" 200 PSI $35 00 Poo 100: 1\11 _:.;:::.:.=_.=;:..:.;,;;.::_ _:.;::::,:~::.,::::.:..:_ _::.;,;;;.:,;:~~,;.:.;..:,_ ..;..==~~.;..;,.;.;;;;.... _:.;:::.:.=_.=;:..:.;..:.:.:;:_ Brass Comprosslan Flll lngs RON '"J:~ta .. '}: 1~ ;J)to: 'V:/J,,.r•., L«>,..~ $21,000 446·3878 1~ .. Sunduy Times Se11tlnel REDUCED 17!UII!J~ upl'rmc ' l\WII)'. blllh, ()• l•vh~ll ~"'•II•· Nivo 1~ (}{;>~~>: $111,,000 ES Jackson, Ohio. 1·800· - - - - ---·- 537·9528 z~,-~ III IIIJIINt; SUI~~ .II); ALL 8T!IL BUILOINQ '' Roy (800)499·2760 , Block, brick, sewer p1paa, windows. llntols. otc. Claude Wintors, Rio Gra11de, OH ' Call740.245·512 1. , 1 .r ~ .nl!"!'l~ . i ' 9 month old lunmle Soottlsh . ."i I tJ. ~N'oml Avt•,, GnlllpoiiM, Uhlo 4·5631-0994· 74.0-446-0IIOll 7 •lotl-44 1. I II I hrokor@tw IUI~· IIIOOI'Il, l'<>lll S11ve60%I 40x60, 50x iOO 70ll120, Beat ortert Can Nowl Can Dollvorl · ' Tonlor, 0704 Reatt, PRICE on lhll new covered back porch and get spectacular rlvtr vlewa, a atoluded wooded lot end nature -wflh thla r1l11d ranch on 3 AC m/1. With hardwood floo rs, remodolod oak ki! Chon and ample liv ing Space onhancod by a finished tower level, th1s gem awaits www. t•vnn~-•no•••·•~. ''on• ,..,,mtJrly Hl4u•lchum Hral(v ··s-r••i11g .~flfllltflnl Ohifl /t~t~r Ol'tll' A (Juarlflr Ctmtury" Joe A. Moore-Broker 441·1616 Sarah L. Evana-Moore, Broker 441·1616 Patricia Hays- 446-3884 Cara Caaey-2415-9430 Siciliano- 388·1841 446-7412 $500. (740)245· had 11 hota 0 rayll o ngiH fll rod/ K Itt ans i , tar give flWRYI 1 Jo Hill Resident : 47090 SA 248 , Lo n ~ Bottom, Oh1o ' . 985·4466 Jaok Ru ssull Terrier Pup· plee, 2 mete , 1 tomato, elx weeko old, $150 1140)245· • ~624 KC Miniature F>oodles. 7 weeks old, vet ct1ocked AI· so older AKC Golden Re· l rlovar pup (740)379-2639 Lab pups Re t;~l!llo rad . 554. $109,1100. / 3 r 9hoc males $300 Each. 1 ~ black tcmale $250., 2 black mc.tlos $200. Each, 6 wks §>ld Coli (304)675:4366 ·PomeraniAn& tor sale. 3 fe7 males. 1 mnle . AKC Aog . Shols & worrnod. (304)773· · M62 ·----'--~ re mioMoa Wolkor 12- yrs., :· maro. peper&1 black . Good lrull l1orse shoos. shall. · wormed 15'2 $1,60000 : 740 742·3602 MlJSI("AI. INI(I'KIJMEN"IN : ·aoch·brah Trumpet In good ~ondltlon wllh cn11e, $300. :. (740)446·727 1 FKIJI"IS & VI-~ :1-:li\IU.I·~., Sundny Sentinel Southern K thru 4.PTO le ho1tlng a· BASKET ANC POTTERY REAL ESTATE BINGO Thurl· Sept, 18th e:OO pm Times 11158 Hlllorlc tlerpltot located within walking dltt1nce of downtown park. Lo t thle spacious 5 BR. 3 BA turn ot tllo century showpiece . be you r ciHHI&hed rol o ~lng apace . This show pla ce leatures 8 colossal torm!ill dining room, updated equipped kltchOn and poQceful parlors flccentuatod by overslzeo room ~ und tu ~n ol the century mantal works. Boasting ot O)(trBs such as a two car detachod garago with .eupplementary living or storage spaoe t~~bove, all on. an overa lzod lot. Thi s lmpresslvu troo·suro Is o must lor ony r.onnolssour llrat·claae 1 I •••' • •' '•• • .. • ' 'I •· t ilt the Am1rloan L1glon In Middleport, 20 game• for $20, Special drawing for prt•plld • tlck1t1, For tlcket1 c~ll 949·21 ee Jonnlllr M,C,L.L, Gen, Membtr•hlp m11tlng el1otlon ol olflctra 7 pm · 1t Youth Center Tu11. Sept, 17 •• INVESTORS DREAM •.• 1'ho Rotlr~~aa Club ollhi Applo Grovo, WV GoodyKf.Sholl F'111~118 PIMnlnQ 11 moloroo~oh trip <o PIQI!OO ForQt· Gtlllnbull! Ootlllmbor 6·8, lo lot tho &hop&, on1on11111m11111 ~ n(l lighli ol tl1o tollaon. All trllllida An(j fllllrofta ot lho Gooayo11r-Sholl pl1111111ra w11loomo 10 roglttor For mom lnlorm8tlon oontM t f!~ul o , Nkloy 740·~4G·••n or ~ loyd S11yri! S04·61H·a186 ·ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY II LISSA'S RIVER VI EW SALON OF BEAUTY Are you getting September 28 The Lynch Agency 322 Second Av1nue Galllpolla, Ohio 446·8235 1·800·447·8235 NOW OPEN COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF , • GALLIPOLIS FERRY Confidential Frea or Low Coet Birth Cpntrol,.yearly exam a lor men and women, aterlllzatlon, fr11 pr1gnancy teatlng Malellemale provldora avail For mol'llnlo oqll 676·4100 •• Ortl.t lulln 111 This unll hoa. pooslblllly ol 5 opl. Opportunllyl Aun~ C:lor•'• pnd staro !rent, 2 tr ollers. PRIOlO TO &ELL St25,000.00 C•lllodoy rollromenl could bl your new tor detalla, employmtnll Great caah flow In thi s already established reta,ll shop, lncludua Aml ah furn iture tUIO lnvutorat lnvtttorel selea AND lhe sale of Aml ah lnvt~tortl Es tabllslled Mobile mf!de fo od . l'onlble Owner Home Parkl Onoe- ln·a·ll fe~ llme Flnan ol ngl You ~now you' ve opport~nlty. Major cash flow I always wanted 10 own yaur own CALL FOR DETAILS. · buoln..o. Como on, oo lllodayl Looking for •n lnvlltmenl?? 1184 ~A-' Nt71 Prlao Reduaodl OWNIR WANTS AN O~F8RI No mltllr wh•l vour hobby le ...huntlng, 4 wheel~ ra, ·hore~o•. or hl~lng .. you name It .. thi s land ~~ lor you I Newer 3 6R home on 42 beoulllul ooros on S.A. 160. $116,000 Free 8x10 Call for appointment 446·4660 REVIVAL Oavles Grove Baptlet Church Long Hollow Rd. Letart, WV will bo holding Revival September 15th·18th 7 pm nightly, P111tor Otnnla Crllow will bo • brll1glng th1 monago, , Slngura oro Etomlty Sunday 1111h • Forglvon 4 Monday 1lith OabbiO HAll TUIIdAy 17th Tho CunduH'a WodnoldAy 18th PaMtor Donn IaOrllow lnvltoa evtryont, l"or mort Information Large Yard Sale 636 Debbie Drive .Thurt, Frld11y, Slllllrday 6 Sunday Soplembor 12, 13, 14, 1& elim till som DON'T MISS THIS ONEil ONE DAY ONLYI Cle11ranoe S11la Moat itema $1 .0011 Monday. Sept. I e SECOND CHANCE CONSIGNMENT SHOP (lnoltlt Movlo StiiiiOO) 10t Sw Avli, Help Wanted Female Bartender at Scott's Bar 256·110.7 l.ooallonll.ocallonl Location! JACklon Plkl C1pe Cod 1 1/hiOI'f • 1.117 8b ml ·p~VAia COff\llt lOt (2800 1q, ft~ Roduoofl to so~ ,ooo 740•2411·0448 MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT Are the r11t11 getting too . exponalvo on your . Plan C or Plan F? Check out thl rat11 on our PIAn D. Ronnl1 Lynch The Lynch Agency 322 Seoond Avenue Galllpolll, Ohio 446·8235 1·800·447-8235 :illiii' ~~ oaug~man·, lim 1uao Sl. At. 1 aout11 (71111 rfllill 10Utl1 Of QoiiiPOIII on &t. At. 1~ Sat. som. a1, aooa a:oo pm F'IORiy Of Pcod & Pollowtl11p US.OO _por poraon donotion l'lSVfll: Clarll Hantr 7~0·250•1 188 Dy Prl llopt, 10 If unablt 10 1t11nd bul ~g~~ ~lkill o oantrlbulo, ptouo toncl •;;;-••~~nlrlbutlon l to: Cltlzon't tor ,..,., 401 8. Arkananua ~vt , ~~i O)o(~~~ OAII 304·S78•1lll311 446·2342. For More Info... 992·2156 • 675·1333 • • • Located on I 2 story fram~ home has a year old shin· glad roof & vinyl aiding, an equlppeo • kitchen & oenlr~l air. Alao FANG heat, 3 bad roomt, bath, an encloa11d book porch & a 2 oar block garage . A .vary nice home lhal has been well mliln· talned. LII!TINO·· If convenlonoe Ia Ia what you want, lhl& lo Ill A story llxer upper with lwo bed· rooms & one bath . lmmadlale poe· soaalonl ASKING eo,ooo I \U\1 ' I 1'1'111 .._ ,\ I I\ I ..., I (II 1, NIW LIBTINQ · POMIAOY• Welcome Homo I AbaPutltul home loaatoa on n nice landooaped .92 ftOre lot. Thill 2·3 btidroom, 1 belh home hu boen well malnlalned & offers mnny newer updoted & addlllons inside & out, Newer roof & newer oar~et, updated kltohon & bath, lo numerous Ia lllil here. A nice driveway & auaohed· carport, plua 2 alorage bullalnge complete lhls picture , Cell for your viewing. · Olftrtd 0 118,000 NEW LISTINQ FAKM III~III.NT new , hardwood floors, 3·4 BR , family room, plenty of storage apace, and beautiful 2-acra lor. Only 6 miles from Gallipolis on SA 7. 188,500 ~- Tnrao tobacco ball bOxes lor $!0: Tobacco tHICk &. ' $0.10 oach, Sawed Stlcke, !740)446·1052 r: REAL ESTATE COUNTRYSIDE Experience Detail Person BAPTIST CHAPEL 2002 WANTED BLOCK PARTY Apply In person Saturdsy, September 21 11 4:00·8:00 pm Gene Johnson FREE FREE FREE FREE Chevrolet LillO Remote with JOYFM . 1C1Ut~lom /l.vt, Galllpolla, OH Trinity Trio porformlng Food· G11mt1· Foot Pt~lntlng erownlollllkt·Oif. Wl!gon Rl<iaa MOLLOHAN Ooor Prllot· Clowl1•· Jump '1\mt Dring younmtll'll fl!m tly &. yayr CARPET IIIWM Ohlllrtl Quality at low price ONE NATION· UNDER QOOI Berber stortlng at $5.95 yd MS Skldmol'll Ro11d In Kqrr, Ohio 8 mlnulot lllllt HMCon SA 160 Vlnylaalow as $4,95 yd Putor Cnuok SIMaborry Aak about go cll!lya aamt •• caah 7~0·o446· 1 142 446·7444 or 388·0173 Call lor 1n appotntm•nt to preview our n•w tall collection ol Merle Norman Cosmetics, E111nlng t-loura now tlllllltbll c111 4•11·2e73 . Headquanore by Juanita NI!W 'Pu mpkins, Indian co rn , • d {740)245 5687 E 1·800·447·8235 - DEADLINE 2:00P.M. FRI. 446-2342 OR 992-2155 BIVtfiiQOI 446·8235 gay Acros , I ca r garage ·plul 2 other storago bulldlnga, loo at~d on SA ATTENTION RIVER VAL~SV RAIDER AND SOUTHERN TORNADO FANSI 3rd Annul\I Homecoming HOG.ROAST Friday, Sopt, 20th &:30 pm • 7:00 pm at River Valloy High School $&,00 par poraon Monu: Rooatoa Pork, So~1p Boont, Colo SIIIW, Oombr~~d, OCIIOI'II , WI, ,..y.,. 'Jl~ &.. QQ l/.f... •130 Furth•r Reduction! •113 PRtc! REDUCED! In town ChiCk Out lhll VIIUII and clolt 10 •chooll, p1rk lmmaculattiV kept, well buill 3 front , grooery end much morel BR 3 BA rllltd r1noh on 3 Thla 2 story homo h.as H1e prlvato ac res mfl just mlnutos posalblllly ol _havlng 9 rentals with . from town . Formal llvmg room, lt. Llvo In ono nnd tot the ron1lrom remo deled ·kiiOhan, targ_e thO oth ora your mo rtgage! dlnmg/famlly room addhlon with Only $65,00 . work.tng liroplac: e and 1creened· In pa rcll , two car atta ched garage and 1 26 )I 32 two Qeu aotechOd ga.rago. PLUS a nloe ~t40 PRICI ~~~~~ Btdroom Brick Call740·446·2673 322 Second Av1nue G111ipo111, Ohio ~ .n~. LINDIR ~203 Area·a premier Beauty Salon Now renting work atallon• to managing ooamotologlatl, II Interested Tractor COMMERCIAL LISTINGS! 32 '"46 molal polo building wllh water' ana electri c. All tor only $151,1100. Headquarters by Juanita Interest on your aavlngsl We've never lost a · penny for our clients, Ronnlo Lynch !oro 2pm. ' D 972·377·2268 The Lynch Agency nnd Femala Puppy: $150.00 1 6o8ton Terrtor lull blOOded 1 Wk6 010. no PIIPOIS . 949·1175 - Out of town ownel'l Motivated to aoll tht following property: • e•'Garlleld Avenu • 502·&04 Second Ave, (CommtrGial property) • &184 St. Rt. 1 So (1 acre wllh great river view) 5°/o wo rmod (740)245-\}497 be· 1 ~lEDUCE Sell My Amtul clln P1t Bull iJUp &, havo Looking lor a better Interest rate on your lii&VIngs without risking your principal? Fully Insured by A rated Insurance companies Ronnie Lynch ·' 1\vo stnt·y wi 1 with hu·ge ); III'"S ft'un t '"''''" i.. w pht~ Summt~r .ruutn . Ch1s1,1 lu l'lnm~ h. hu•nllul »'"'' or~. NU, ll$ MAKEUSAN OFFER - QALLIPOLII 44 Ntll lltttl• A lwo elory home built 11pproxl· malaly 1910, feature• 3 boaroame, balh, a 2 oar detached garage, Lot l lze approximately 40•139 . AIKINQ .47,100 LIVI·N"IIK 'K 13 year registered quarter horee m1re. aoral. very gon· : lit , and 4 year old 1oral ~ue rter horae mar'e, 6 year Old black Arab ian mare. )740)256·6615 10 b8by pig&, $1! each. young lOWS 250 lbB and UP. , S• oo each . (740)643·0508 ' Black Tonnelfee · Walking ·,Horte {304)675·7071 . · Golden Come!& pUllets, ap· prox 4 month1 old. $2 ._~0 each (740)256·9350 · ftegltterot1 pemt horses, ' yea.r11ngs 10 10 year Old, gopd bloodline . Good na ~ ••' turod . (740).367·7137 or {740)387-7466 11! \\ ... 1'<11<1 \I Ill'\ Amu; HIM SAIJ·. . 93 MQrcury Topaz, 2 door, $1500 (740)446·8667 atarUng to loak tttrter home? Look no mor1l NICe ranch home wllh basement, 2 car Qorage. 1 level acre mil olland, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath.s . · Low me1ntonance . Coli SUNSHINE· Thlo bright and airy 2 otory homo o!1ere: 3 bedroome, 1 bath, large ltorage building , 24 ' above ground pool, aJld lots of update11. CALL TODAY FOR YOUR PRIVATE SHOWING. i,l ~a!Upolil llatlp tn:ribune • The Dally Sentinel• ~otnt ~tea1ant 1\t!Jtlttr ~~~~J~!~~~:::!~~~~~:~~=!~~~:~~~J!~~:z:~:!~~~~ • �.. .... -..-.··-·· .-., .. , " . . •• • • Prep football: Wahama Sunday, September 15,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Page 08 • 6unkp lllmu ·6tntlnd ---- -..... I South rn, 81 Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Officials say disease may What'$ Inside be· ing deer .Scores of dead animals discovered · .' BY IA!Att J. RliD Sentinel st11lf writer Browns bury Bengals, B1 Mission dinner at Pomeroy 378 Holes 01 Mind-Blowing, Heart-Pounding, Adrenaline-Pumping Golll ' ' UMC POMEROY - A misson outreach dinner will be held from 4:30 to 6:30p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. The free dinner will feulure spaghetti with meatbulls, tossed sulud, gurlic . bread, be veruge . and dessert. EMS reports weekend calls POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered ihe following weekend calls for ussisiance: CENTRAL DtiPATCH I: 18 n.m. Saturday, Success Rd., Jeff Roush, Holzer Medical Center; 4:12 a.m., Osborne Rd .. Eunice Midkiff, Marietta Memorial Hospital; 8:3.5 a.m. Sunday, Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Terry . Dickens, 0' Bleness Memorial Hospital; 9:52 a.m., RRC, Judith Wildermuth, Hoi zer; 12~34 p.m .. Scout Camp Rd., Luella Flck, Holzer; · I :07 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Pen'ny Smith, Holzer; · I :30 p.m.. Elmwood Terrace Apartments, Vicki Boso, treated: 4:18 p.m., Hysell Run · Rd., Cora Folmer, Holzer; .5:17 p.m .. East Second St., Pomeroy, Juanita Long, · Pleasant Valley Hospital. • The longtime home of the George Horak family on West Main Street In Pomeroy Is burned, along with two other houses, to make way·for approaches to a new bridge to be built across the Ohio River between Pomeroy and Mason, replacing the span that was cof]structed In 1928. The Ohio Department of Transportation. will put the project out for old In December. Burning of the struC. tures Sunday also provided a training e~perlence for volunteer firemen . (Charlene Hoeflich) Slnlor June Ashley, Dorothy Downie and Helen Bodlmer display personalized Ohio River Bears they received In appreciation of their combined 53 years of work In the RSVP Yesteryear program. The three retired from the program this year. (Charlene Hoeflich) Senior volunteen' efforts hailed BY CHARLINI HOIFIJCH Santlnel news editor ·Weather Hish: 80s, ·Low: sos ......... A2 ' Index : . 2 hdlona - 12 ll'lllft Calendar i:lassifieds . Comics Dear Abby Editorials kids Scoop Movies pbituaries ' Load up lhe suv and head oullor lhe golllrlp ol a lllellme•. People who've played the Trail call it the Number One Value in the world as a golf destination ... "-Golf Digest consumer survey. ... "one of the top 10 trips in the world." -Frequent Flyer Magazine ..., "some of the best public golf on earth." -The New York Times. "The Judge is beyond belief...... Next to Bethpage Black, . · · the Judge offers more golffor the money that any other course In America." -Golf Mag,azine 11 ~ports Weath• AS B1-3 86 AS A4 A6 A3 A3 84-5 A2 • e 2001 Ohio valley Publllllln1 Co. , POMEROY - · Retired Senior Volunteers were "kickin' up their heels about volun· teerin"' and being recognized for doing it at the 29th annual Volunteer Recognition Program at the Senior Citizens Center. Western theme decorations and vases of daisies turned the center's room into the O.K. Corral for a day. Nearly 200 seniors and guests, many wearing blue jeans and straw hats, auended. There to entertain with hiM folksy Appalachian music was Michael Mullen of Marietta, .a songwriter and storyteller. who said his goal for the day was to "connect the crowd to its country culture." He played the mouthbow and guitar, sang several songs, told some stories, and led the Mary Lou Hawkins was one well-dres•ad patron .of the O.K. Corral at Friday' I RSVP Volunteer Plu..... Senlon,AJ Recognition Luncheon. (Chl!lrlene Hoeflich) Cruise· ., To SALEM CENTER Wildlife otliciuls believe ~ commoo disease Is killing scores of whlte·tailell deer in Meigs. Gallia and Vinton Counties. Meig~ Coumy Wildlife Officer Keith Wood said Friday he and Pomeroy Veterinarian Kellv Grueser are gathering tissue and blood samples from deer believed to huve died th>m epizootic hemorrhagi~ dis. ease, in 1111 attempt to ~'On­ finn the disease in the area's deer population. Residents who obserw ill· appeurlng deer or tlnd dead deer are asked to ~ontact Wood, who plans to conduct an informutionul meeting about the disoase at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Salem Township Building. A~ muny us 30 deud white. tailed deer were found in Sulem, Rutlund, Columbia und Scipio Townships in Meigs County Wednesday ulone. und others . huve been found in Huntington Township in Guilla County und Wilkesville Township in Vinton County. "011r emphasis rl1.1ht ~ow 'Ia\.. aathot avldoo~ ~Q tho Ohio DepW'tment of Agrloultui'O cuo ml!ke ullOnCluslve· decision about the disease," Wood said. "We want to be able to say. definitely and without question, that this is EHD." Deer contract the diseuse through the hites of gnats which gather ar stagnant watering sites. where deer drink and go to stay cool. Prosecutor: Alleged teiTOrist cell on U.S• radar before Sept. 11 BUFFALO, N.Y. (APl AI! alleged terrorist cell bused in western New York und trained hy Osumu bin Laden's ai-Qalda network had been on the U.S. government's radur since before tho Sept. II terrorist attacks, n prosecutor said Sunday. The lnvestlgutlon into the Lackawanna cell began In early summer 200 I, about the time records say the men returned from Afghanistan. suid Michael Battle. U.S. attorney for western New York. The men were barn in the U.S. and of Yemeni descent. "\,\'hut essentially hap· . pened is thut lnforinutlon came to our attention that . pointed us In the direction of these indlvlduuls," Buttlo said. He declined to common! on specifics, but auld law enforcement officials took investigative · ateps to cor- wunv. rljgolf.com For more informa~on, call (7401 446•1071 .. ,# ' Plt11t '"Terror, AI MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.bolzer.org ' •' rohorute the inl'ormutlon. "It wu~ hu~ed upon th11t corrobomtlon thut we bejllll to look 11 little deeper," Buttle suld. He. said the communioa· tlons und other nctivltlcs surroundinp thil ct.~llinten~l~ fled this month ,, · Federal uuthorltiea who announced the arrest of the .members of the 11llegod tor· ror cell said bin Laden him· sqlf lt.~ctured the men on hla unti·Amerlcon bellcfN whUc they were In Knndnhor. Afghunlst!m, In the monlhN · leading up to the Sept. II , The men came home to .J..ackuwannn. ~ miles south of Buf'fulo on the ahor of Luke Erie. In June 2001. federlllnjlents anld they hlld no Information the cell WIIA planning 11n uttack in tho United States. Pour of the men were arrested .Friday 1tnd a 111\h ·Falrl Holzer Medical Center's Annual Teen Fair will be held Wednesday, Sepllimber 18 • 9 am • 2 pm . Gallia County Fairgrounds Come and enjoy our 50's themell 1.800.949.4444 The dry >unun;;r hll' lwl!'«< l.'llntrihute to the l>utbreak. Wood >aid. "There rt<~lly 1\ IIi> 1\umlll\ solution to the oroblem," Wood said Friduy.\,What we re<~lly need is a . ch<~nge in the weuther. ,·older te-mpera· t.ures uni.l >ome r<~in to 1\lheve th~ drought, whi~h C\lntrlb"t~'s to the diseus\1," . EHD is considered the most ••ommon ;~ilmeot ull'ect ing deer in the Elastem United States. Outbreaks have been reported in lndiumt. Kemuc'-y. Michigun und West YirtJillia. and suspoe ted cuses wef\l repor1ed in 11197 in O~Wt\\l Township . und l 1180 Ill Muskingum Towpshlp. according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources . Cattle. horses und other II vestuck are not unected by thll disllaso eitht~r. uccorllhtt: Ill ODNR ·~ Put Ruble . The diseuse Is not rel~ted to Chronic Wasting Disease. u more serious illness which strlkt~s mul1.1 -d1.1er. white· tulled deer and elk in the western U11ited Stute.~ . Deer suffering fi'Om flt\0 may «ppeur lethart:lc. disori· 1.1nted or unresponsive to hunwns. As the diset~.~o pro· grosses. deer may liloea . from the fi(!SO or dr®l. ~ow le~lon$ or sQI'\l~ 1111 tho · mouth and swollen fliOOI and tongues . Dead deer aro likely found near water ui'Ous or wethmds, Wood 11sked that uny 1\lSi· detits who spot dead deor or deer showlnjl 11ny of tho EHO symptoms contact him at 985·4400 so they can be spotted und tested for the diseuse . · • • . � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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