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Devils destroy Portsmouth, B1 Bv -1, . .... ~-- ineffective today, so just be your old sweet. affable self BY BERNICE BEDE 0sOL and you'll draw those to you This could be an exceptionwhom you'd like to be with. ally good year for you as a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Janc numoer of goodies you don' t 19) -- .Even though the opponeed bul have coveted come sition could. be impressiye tointo your possession. The e~- · day, the odds still favor you if Ira work required to get them you assert yourself and go all will fall in your lap. ' out to achieve what you want. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) especially ff your goal is im- Being too s~t upon having portant. everylhing your way always AQUARIUS (Jan·. 20-Feb. invites confrontation -- and 19) -- If your purpose is to entoday will be np exception. courage and inspire .someone Be willing to go along with today. you are going to have the wishes of others from to physically demonstrate time to time. Trying to patch whal you are proposing s/he up a broken romance? The do. Words al nc won't work. 0 Astro-Graph Matchmaker can PISCES (Feb. 20-March help you understand what to 20) -- Don't get involved in do to make the relationship any group or clique that has work. Mail $2.75 to Matchsome members you-don't like. maker, c/o this newspaper, You won't have a good ti!l)e P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH and you'll only find more rea44092 . sons to dislike lhem. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ARIES (March 21-Aprill9) 22) -- It 's all in 1!).!' way you -In your intensity to accomlook at things today. If you"re plish your aims today, you negative, there won 't be anymay feel that oth.er cohorls thing anybody can do to are just in the way. Instead of please you . If you're positive, getttng frustrated. find a cornobody will have to gratify ner offby yourself where othyou. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2J- . ers dori' tlread .. i AURUS (A~ril 20-May Dec. 21) -- Flamboyant ges20) ·- You won t be able to tures will be both cosrly -and ------------------- ~_...._ __ have a good time today umi I you think all your responsibilities are out of the wax. Any tasks left . undone wtll prey on your mind and· you won' t be able to relax. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- It is best thar you don"t get involved in any social activity today that involves the chipping in of money. If someone doesn' t anre up his/her fair share, things could get out of hand. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- This is a day when two heads are definitely better !han one, so don't make any family. decisions without consulting with your mate. S/he might have a bener idea._ LEO (July 2il'Aug. 22) -- If you can't fully focus on what you"re suppose to take care of, it might be wiser to walk away from !he task. Withou( proper concentration, you could mess things up. VIRGO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) -- You ' re likely to be in a sociable mood today and that is ~ell and good. The bad part 1s, you're also willing ro be extremely e~travaganl in order to appease your resllessness, and !hat's not. ( '· ' DAN POLCYN News editor Deaths -. I . .,_lis, AS . , • ~ POINT PLEASANT, W.Va." - Many people are c;~uiie . uninfonned on issues of mental illness. For example, a label like "schizophrenia" often invokes a fear response - fear of personal harm or violence. Now, imagine being a person with such a chronic mental illness. The stigma attached to bearing such a label can make finding a suitable place to live nearly impossible. ' · "For most of the tenants, it's hard to find housing," said Elizabeth Gerlach, the apartment manager for the Main Street Apartments, which will hold a ribbon-cutting and open house at 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24. . . . j "When people hear that somebody has schiwphrenia. they back off from them," said Gerlach. "They become • afraid that these people can't function within the community or that they might hurt them. . 'That's mostly the fear that I have seen: Physical violence; people are afraid that they are going to get hurt." . · The apartments - located in th~ old NAPA Auto Parts · building at 233 Main Street in Point Pleasant- will offer housing to individuals who qualify under the Department of Ponnefl>y poses ·for silhouette artist Housing and Urban Development's Section 811 , those who Farm Festival F~day afterare diagnosed as chronically mentally ill, but with help of . ful~tllllt'l artisan that ~n~Yels to fine art · medication and other therapies can live independeQtly. · America with his Sllouetie The building - a publicly funded project operating can be purchased tor no for~ through the Prestera Center for Mental Health Services, Inc. IJ•~. and Naslbyan gunntees - is not a halfway house, as some rumors have_suggested: It is a place where those who are managing their conditions can find housing, free of the stigma attached to chronic mental Hlnesses. . "When people whO have mental -illnesses are on their medication and h{l.ve the co!UlCt dosage down, they function just like the rest of us," said Gerlach, who has no reser' " •.. ....._vatjO"\Is. W.i\bo.woiiing Wl\hsiiclnffiliYKiii31s: some-of\yho • "1 Pluse see Ap•rbnt'iltl, A3 . . Worl<ers at the Bob Evans Farm ·FestiVal-fOod tent prepare Smokey Boys and sausage sand· . wiches at itle ~festival Friday. (MIIilssla Russell photos) Hildegard Ma.ckamul, 93 Olene Burdette, 68 , -~~~ ,. 2002 Bob Evans . •." I . ,;Farm Festival · Continuing . .·through Sunaay ·· Weather High: 70s, Low: 50s Dltlllls. A2 Massey could face $85,500 in fines - after spill - CHARLESTON, W.Va. .•(AP) ~ A Massey Energy ·co, subsidiary could""'face $85,500 in fines by the West Virginia Department of · Environmental Protecti.on after. a ·coal treatment plant spilled I 00,000 gallons of coal . slurry into two Logan . County .streams . . The DEP will recommend Bandmill Coal Co. be fined between $3,200 and $3,500 per day - a maximum total of $10.500 - in administrative penalties for three days of coal ~lurry cleanup on Rum Creek and the Guyandotte ,River, DEP investigator :Joe Hager said Friday. '' ' .. I I QhJr .· Saturday, Oct. 12,2002 BU"T' l CHOO!'>E 1'0 .JU!l T !li"T' HeRe WI"T'H ' YOU - . '~ 1~0 . . I COUL.P 6E ON A 17ATt;; NOW Pierre 27 Wlnda dOWn 21 Gnb I !'lb 31 Chlm.-n- Main Street aparbnents to open October24 IWirdl 41 Pu1 42 Actor I ~EI~ ~T C~eS GAIWIELD 51 DeviOUI 80 Choou DOWN Whafs inside 37Pwpetual 40 Televlalon ~ I UETTY food 34 T0111111 dip dollar Yesterday, I gave a 50 Plumbing 31 Dover'l at deal from the Cav• 31GIWI 32 GoH•rendish Calcutta Pairs. 54 Trevlna clenlll . 33 Talk, t.lk, This is the major pair tllk event in this country 35 Rocked with cash prizes. The collected entree fees are awarded to the pairs who do well in . each session. Also, before play begins , ·each pair is auctioned. Last May, this raised just ov,er one million dollars. AI. most all of this money was returned to the buyers of the leading . pairs. (All pairs .buy back some · of themselves, and usually there are others who purchase positions in pairs they expect to do well.) ' In second place were Tiitek Sadek · and Walid EI Ahmady, from Cairo, CELEBRITY CIPHER Egypt. There were 19 by tuls Campos pairs in a grand slam Celobrliy Clplter cryploarama ara craatod from quotations by lamoos on this deal, 18 in people, peat and prooent. Each letter In !he clpllor stands '"' ariolher. seven spades and one Today's clue: I squsls M in st;ven diamonds. ·. However, surely KFGTXPGVXT F·N p Tarek and Walid had the shortest auction. WRRGJRGT GR WPVNG. F. Walid o'perted with · two clubs, strong, arCPZT J R FLTP UCPG F tificial and forcing . After East's four-club IT P J SA GCPG." overcall, Tarek's pass promised some valU R R LA PKKTJ ues; with a near-YarPREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Learning the blues is a matter ol borough he would turning what you leel Into music: ... lila Is the usual teacher." - Charles Kuran have doubled. Then Walid's five-club cue-bid showed a THATDAILT C.~"O ..i\"tt...( /)"C.~~ WORD powerhouse · 4-4-4-1 ,UZZLIR 0~ 1.'~ ~).- ~ 1,:. (/' \J II> GAM I or 4-4-5-0. That was ld!lod ~r cu.v R. 'OLLt.N sufficient for Tarek, 0Roorrong 1 Iotter• of tho ~-...... ~--..'""'-' who jumped straight four ~eromblod words beto SeVen SpadeS. low IO form four simple words. After winning the first trick with dum- f-~N~E..:0;.,..,. .~..:;E_,....L:..,frmy's club ace, Tarek 1 · , 1 playedruffed a truinp-to his ~~·:;:::· ===~....J hand, the club r jack in the dummy. ~-__,_r_w.....,..Y""T"N--rD---11 and drew trumps . 13 Then he cashed dum. ' ,.. my's.. top diamonds. . ,,, 1 · en they spI'It 3•2• L A V T U ;: One cutie was irying io cheer Wh he could claim. How--,,;;,.:.;.-=..,..:....:;-~ 1 1 1 'her depressed friend. "The best ever, if West proved ~=====~~::_.,thing abut the future," she ,feeto have four or five "is that it comes only - - • diamonds, declarer ' L Y- C L 0 D ,.lured, -.at a time." would have cashed dummy ' s ace· k'mg 0 f 51 16· ~ Complete tho chuckle quoted . . v by filling in tho missing word• heatts, ruffed a heart . you develop from •top No. 3 below. in hand, and finished his trumps, squeezi!Jg West in the red suits (unless East had four hearts, when the contract would always SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS fail) . Wretch - Triad- Notch - Clergy· OTHER WAY Some friends and I were talking about a bit of gossip NEWSPAPERS we had heard when granny interrupted by asking, "Have Cover AI The you ·ever noticed that a rumor without a leg to stand on Majof Silbllclll usually will get around some OTHER WAY. 1-- ACTUALLV, THEV DON1T ~EAR ANI(ni1N6! 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Following her marriage, Nellie continued to care for her father and siblings. "Dad never did get married after Mom died," she said. "He worked and I cooked and cleaned and raised my brothers and sisters as best I knew how." Nellie and Homer had II children, and ironically Nellie has outlived 'six children and her husband. Homer Jr., died when he was only about a month old. Francis, a daughter, died when she was two after contracting measles. Lloyd, David, Martha and Don also passed away. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Mrs. Nellie Oldaker may have physical limitations at 10 I, but her memory can be compared with that of a person much yonger. "I can't remember everything, but I got a pretty good memory," Nellie said proudly. Oldaker was born Sept. 22, 1901 in Buffalo, W.Va., to · Henry Clay and Mary Thcker Whittington. She was the oldest of five children. Her mother died while giving birth to her sixth baby who Only 100 yea~s and six sadly also died. Nellie was. only months to go - Nellie holds 12 or 13 at the time, but her youngest great-great- assumed the role of adult mothgrandchild, Preston Tucker er to care for her brothers, siswho is six months old. Nellie ters and her father. celebrated her 101st birthday "I really didn' t have a Sept. 22. (contrltJuted) choice," she said regarding her ·'- Please see Birthday, A3 Elizabeth Gerlach, the apartment manager of the new Main Street Apartments in Point Pleasant, prepares to continue clean-up in anticipation of the buildings' upcoming opening. The apartments -located In the old NAPA building on Main Street - are designated for tenants who have been diagnosed With a chronic mental illness . (Dan Polcyi'l( · . New Cora Mill bridge job to Bv KEVIN KELLY News editor 1 $edlons - 12 ...... ~11 • Bv CHRIS Cozzi. Staff writer Index Calendar · Classifieds Comics Dear Abby . Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather • ,..,..,,,r,,l~"' ··~.-( 1. , \.·,, • GALLIPOLIS, Ohio _ The new bridge over Raccoon Creek at the historjc Cora Mill will be ready for bidding l)y December 2003, the Gallia County engineer said... That's when federal funds that will wholly fund the project will be available, said Glenn Smith, who expects construction to begin the following summer. Cl 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. The new bridge will replace the current Perry Township span, built in 1932 but now inadequate for current and future traffic demands. Smith said putting in a new bridge at the site has taken several. years to plan al)l:l obtain funding. ' "I've bq,en working on this thing sin~e I.. c~e ba~k in office,"_ sa!d Smith .• ~ut If you re persistent, 1t wrll · happen. . . The new span rs e~pected to cost $1 ,017,300 and will be a contemporary box design. The project also calls . for straightening out the curve the bridge now sits on. "We wanted to use the old stone piers for the bridge to help straighten the road, but we couldn't,'' said Smith. "It was e·asier to put in new ones rather than try to salvage the old ones." The funding. will be administered by the County Engineers Associa_tion of OhiO. The pro~ram from whtch the funds ~ere obtamed schedules a~ards years rn advance, and Smrth sard he has an application in for the 2005 round to do a bridge replacement on next year . Gravel Hill Road near Cheshire. Applications are now being accepted for the 2008 round, where Snuth hopes to obtain funding for a replacemem job along Symmes Creek near Cadmus. "You have to get way in line for that kind of money," he said. Smith said he wanted to replace Cora Mill with a covered bndge, which had once been there before it burned. But he discovered that height Please see Bridge, AJ Surgical weight -loss with a -personal touch. ' ...... , If}· . '----.......,..;====.~ TriLL FREE (866) 821-4541 .. I ...-~ I • •• I WWW.CCWL.INFO I • �\ Local News ' Saturday, Oct. 12 - \<~~~~W. VA. C> 2002 AccuWoatfler, Inc. ~-'~"' ~~. . . Sunny Pl. Cloudy - --~:·~~ •. Cloudy );t;: 't ....... • St1owers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice .Getting Saturday, Oct. 12 . .. :· Obituaries PA. '! OHIO . • •• - Man slain at Virginia gas station; sniper manhunt moves to Washington-area highways Dear Abby O'Bieness Memorial Hospital President Rick Castrop, right; and Ramone MacGregor, senior technologist in O'Bieness' radiology department. . Aparbnents r ~ealthy Old flame persists despite man's efforts to douse her FREDERICKSB U RG , shot and he specu lated that ping or strollin g down 1hc DEAR ABBY: My husVa. (AP) - A man filling someone in the van might street. band of one year, "Phil," and up hi s car at a Virginia gas have timed the shooting to I are facing a problem we White House spokesman GALLIPOLIS - Hildegard station was shot to de ath coincide with don't know how to handle. the lij!ht. Ari Fleischer said lhe nearStoeckl Macka mul, 93, of • Friday in what . may have FBI identilied . the daily · shootings have The Back in college, Phil had Gallipolis, formerly of been the most brazen attack VICtim as Kenneth H. become part of Pre side nt an on-again, off-again girlHockenheim, Germany, . died yet by the Washington-area friend, "Madison." He cared Bridges, 53, a father of six Bush's r~g ul ar FBI briefing . Thursday. October I0, 2002, sniper, commi tted as a state for her but because of her who graduated from the Asked if the attacks could • at Holzer Senior Care Center an trooper inve stigated University of Pennsy lvan ia be connected to a lerrori't mental instability, he finally : in Gallipolis. a\;cident just . across the and was co-founder of a group, Fleischer said : "We ended the romance. Although She was born March 3, ADVICE street. marketing di stribulion .com- don 't know it is or is nnL Phil has not seen or spoken to .: 1909, at - Oftersheim, lhe The trooper heard pany. Whatever the word vou her in years, they have occa: : Germany, daugoter ofthe late shot and saw the victim fall. ''The fami ly and friends · wa nt to use to describe it, sionallt_kept in touch by eDEAR ABBY: I am writing · ! · George and Susarina Ziegler The gunman· vanished into are understandably shocked thi s is clearly terrori zing mail. (This has always been to you as a last resort. I am 14 ~: Stoeckl. the gray drizzle. and saddened by this sense- . the peop le who are and come from a very good married August ·• initiated by her.) . ': : She "Obviously we' re deuliHg less event ," Gary Shepherd, involved, and their fami . It has become a problem, . family, with one exception. : Mackamul on September 22, with an individual who is a family friend, told lies." Abb~, becau_se Madison my mother. She · is an alcO;: 1934, and he preceded her i!l extremely violent .and does- reporters m Bridges' neighMoose said a speci al FBI won t stop trymg to contact holic. She drinks every day' : · death. . n' t care," Spotsylvania borhood in northwes t unit had not yet fini shed a my hu~band. He s~opped from noon until she goes to , • : In addition, she was precedCounty Sheriff's Maj. Phil adelphia. graphic aid for the pub Iic to respondmg to her e-mruls, but ' bed at night. [recently went to . : ; ed in death by a son, Horst G. Howard Smith said. Since Oct. 2, the sniper help in the search . He did she _never took the hmt. . counseling because 1 tried to · :- Mackamul ; and five .sisters immeAuthorities did not has killed seven people .and not say what it woul d show. Ftrst she wrote to _tell him · kill myself. I am starting to : : and five brothers .. diately confirm the shootwounded two in Maryland. Across metropolit an s~e heard he was gettmg mar· have those feelings again. ~: She is survived by two ing was the eighth slaying Virginia and Wash in gton . Washington - an area of ned. Then she found out l was Mother casts me aside when . : daughters, Hannelore committed by the sniper The killer has fired from a some 5 million people. pregnant and concluded that she isdrunk. 1 feel as though :; (Harold)_ Thompson of over. the past 10 day s. But distance with a hi gh-pow- Friday ni ght football games ":.as the re~n for ~ur wed- there Is nothing left for me t.o ' Galhpoh s, and Liane like the other attack s, wit- ered rifle at people going at area . high schoo ls were dmg - whtch couldn t be fur- ·liVe for. 1want to go back into .. McKnight o( GaHipolis; two nesses described a sin gle about activities as mundane canceled along with other ther from the truth. Later, she cou1!5eling, but I am afraid ~ grandchildren, Michael E. shot, fired apparently at as ·mowing the lawn, shop- outdoor activities. wrote to ~k . Phd . how my will hurt my parents' feelings. ~Deb) Thompson of Bidwell, random at someone going pregnancy as conung along. Please give me some •· and Sberri D. (Jay) Jarrell of about his everyday ac ti viOur daughter was born two . . . . Gallipolis ; and four greatties. And three earlier man&ged the Willow Place mont~s ago, and yesterday we =6E1-~sEDALONE grandchildren. , <attacks occurred at gas stagroup home in Lakin, says were mformed _that ~ad1 son DEAR ALONE AND Private services will be contions. bought a baby gtft and mtends that pepple in Point Pleasant " ducted at the convenience of front PapAl to drop it off at the home of DE~RESSED: If you ~~e "The shooting certainly shouldn't fear the project or its -the family. Arrangements are Phil's parents. He is very feehng depressed, ~d sutct.~ looks similar," said · .;; under the direction of upset. He says he wants this dal, your parents feelmgs Montgomery County (Md.) she says can be physically tenants. :: McCoy-Moore Funeral Home · 'This isn' l something for woman to leave him alone _ are the l~!il thing you should Police Chief Charles imposing. : : Wetherholt · Chapel in Even though no formal pub- people to wprcy about," she that she's unstable and can't be worrymg about. Call the Moose, who sent investigalic announcement of the apart- said. "This is just another accept tiie fact he's married. counselor you were seemg tors to the scene. f ::·,: Gallipolis. . Paid notice ments' opening has been housing project, another way Since she lives in another before and schedule an Added. Smith: "Any time made, Gerlach says that seven state, I'm not worried about appointment. Then tell your we get a shooting right now that the government is trying . t, her peeking in our windows; J father what you have done - · we're going to treat it as if of the twelve units will have · it is connected to this case occupants when the building to give back. just don't understand why sbe and why. ;. "Then~_·s .nothing to · be refuses to let go. What should I'm sorry to say ~ou ~not until it's proyen different- opens in the qear future. ;.. .. Gerlach, who formerly ly." . . of, nothing at all." afraid we do with the baby gift? We the only teenager m this sad don 't want it. - TROU- Situation. . Alcoholics Analysis of ballistic evi·- .· dence BLED IN THE LONE Anonymous has a sul>--organifrom the scene was ' STAR STATE zation for children of alco: · GALLIPOLIS 01ene not expected until Saturday, detour will around the job DEAR TROUBLED: She holies. It's called Alateen. It's f Burdette, 68, formerly of though a spokeswoman for will start on Mud Creek • · Gallipoli s, died Thursday, won't let go because she's listed in most phone books or Gov, Mark R. Warner said Road to Ohio Route 141 and clinging to her fantasy that she you can call the information : Oct. I0, 2002, at Whetstone more bullet fragments were from Page AI back onto Maple Grove Road ! . Care Center, Columbus. wasn' t rejected. In other operator. Please don't wait to recovered here than from to reconnect with Cora Mill ::: She · was preceded in death words, she's in a state of contact the organization. the other attacks. . f or sue h a Road. The detour ·would be f reqUtrelllents .· Ctung • ::by her husband, Otho. denial. Once you do, you will discov0 witness reports structure would boost the abol!t five miles, Smith said. ~ .. A memorial service will be What to do with the er you are not alone with this ·apeople, white·authorities van carrymg two ~r6'ect cost bh around But he stresse d the route immediF conducted at 2 p.m. today, unwanted baby gift? Donate it problem, and you'll be given ately blocked traffic on . 5 0,000, and t e federal may be subject to change. f Saturday, Oct. 12, 2002, at to a hospital or a children's · the support and information nearby highways and government doesn't provide "We haven't really done ~ .. Schoedmger-Norris Chapel, shelter. Your husband .should you deserve. checked vehicles . The roadmoney to build covered · the final estimate or time of ~ :: 3920 Broadway, Grove City. write a brief letter acknowlDear Abby is written by ~ ·· . blocks turned stretches of bridges. . the detour, but we believe the J •. edging the gift -- and stating Abigail Van Buren, alJo Interstate 95 into · a virtual Once Cora Mill's replace· road will be closed for about that he would prefer the past known as Jeanne Phillips, and . . ment . begins, a proJected parkmg lot, backtng up trafsix months," Smith said. remain in_ the past, so please wa£ founded by her mother, fie for miles on the eve of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ send nothmg more because he Pauline Phillips. Write Dear .!J·-... - - -··- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the Columbus Day holiday needs to devote his full allen- Abby at www.DearAbby.com weekend. questioning Homer as to how tion to his wife and child in or P.O. Box 69440, Los The roadblocks were lift-. ~... he felt and Nellie piped right the future. • Angeles, CA _90069. ed, but Smith said officers up and asked the nurse, "Do ., . DARWIN - Darlene M. continued to pull over white you know my name? This is . Bartrum, . 39, 34053 Hysell from Page AI the night. A simimy husband." vans into Run Road, Pomeroy, was lar lead cropped up last Nellie was 89 when Horner cited for failure to control by week after the first rash of David and Lloyd died within died and until that time.Nellie . the Gallia-Meigs Post of the a year of each o!her as a result slayings. . · had never been alone. State Highway Patrol foll\')Wof cancer. W. Gerald Col. She continued to live in her ing a one-car accident Living children are Mary Massengill, superintendent home for seven years until she Thursday on U.S. 33. Hayes of Leon; Josephine was FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. cut ropes around his hands of Virginia State Police, Rhoades placed in the PVH Troopers said 'Rartrum ·was of Mason; Stella (AP) - A Fort Bragg sol- and feet and fled, sheriff's cautioned the public not to Nursing Home where she has westbound in Bedford Craig of Carrol, Ohio; Jim resided for dier trying to stage his own Det. Barbara Davenport focus only on · white vans. · the past .five years. · · Township at II :26 a. m. when Oldaker of Point Pleasant; disappearance searched the said. "We don't want preconreally did not want to she lost control of the car she and Paul "Fred" Oldaker of She Internet for a man who Jonathan Meadows, a ceived notions out there, Columbus, leave her home, but she· was drove on a hillcrest and left Ohio. looked like him and cut the spe.cialist assigned to the you . have to but certainly no longer able to care for her- · curve, slid off the left side of Nellie has 18 grandchil- self. man' s throat, but the victim 37th Engineering Battalion, play the hand that you're the road and struck a tree. · survived, police said. was charged with attempted dealt and the information dren, 24 great-grandchildren, What is <~ maz ing is that The car had functional dam18 great-great-grandchil- Nellie The victim pulled the 8- murder and held in lieu of that has come to us is white and takes no medications. age, troopers said. · dren . . in):h knife from his throat, $50,000 bail. vans," Massengill said. In fact, with \he exception of a passed away at the Meadows · spent weeks Bruce Bingham, who ageHomer few broken bones, Nellie has of 92.. in 1990. He and searching the Internet fo_r works at a gas station Nellie had been married for been healthy her entire life. someone who would be ~aturbap . -~enttnel across from the Exxon sta- 70 ·:1want to keep on living as years. mistaken for himself, tion · where the shooting long as I can," she said laughdaughter laughingReader Services Davenport said. He was happened, said he heard a ly Nellie's ing. ''I'm ornery you know. I told how her mother was men who were 5seeking single shot and saw an Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 : guess that's why I keep 011 Correction Polley of her father. She goin' foot -6, about !50 pounds, Our main concern in all stories is to be Second·class postage ·paid at unmarked white van driving jealous :" recounted a story when her accurate. If you know of an error in a Gallipolis. with brown hair and blue away from an intersection. father had a stroke and was in Nellie celebrated her I0 Ist story, please call one .of our newsrooms. Member: The Associated Press, the eyes. Bingham said the light birthday with 44 of her famil y West Virginia Press Association, and the hospital. The nurse was Meadows found Stephen turned . green right after the and friends Sept 22. the Ohl.o Newspaper Associalion. Our main numbers are: "Jeremy:• Bowen about two Poatmaater: Send address correc•' • 1rribunr • Gallipolis, OH weeks ago, lured him to his tions to the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, . (740} 446-2342 . • • 625 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH home, tied him up and cut ' ' Senhnel • Pomeroy, Ofi, . ' 45631. his throat Sunday night, (740} 992-2155 Davenport said. Bowen, 26, l\rgj!Jtrr·• Pt. Pleasant; WV Subacrlptlon Ratee (304} 675-1333 who suffered severe cuts to By carrier or mOtor route his larynx, ran to a neighOne month .. ..... .. ...... '9.95 Out webs!ltt are: One year ....... .. .. .. .. '119.40 bor's house . Meadows sur1rribunr • Gallipolis, OH Dally .' ... : ................ 511' rendered shortly after the www.mydallytrlbune.com Subscribers should remil in advance . . attack, authorities said. direct to the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. Sentinel • Flomeroy, OH Meadows , 20, said his No subscription by mail permitted in www.mydallyaentlnel.com • plot was a way to get out of areas where home carrier service is l\raiflrr • Pt. Pleasant. WV . the Army, according to available. Senior discounls available. www.mydallyreglater.com One-time application necessary. investigators. He was fru strated with the Army .and Our a-mall addretiHi• are: Mall Subacrlptlon depressed, Davenport said. • 1rribunr • Gallipolis, OH lnelde County • "He didn' t want the Army news@mydallytrlbune.com • 13 Weeks ... .. ... ........ '29.85 • Sentinel • Pomeroy, OH looking for him," she said . 26 Weeks................ '59.70 • . new a@ mydallysentlnel.com 52 Weeks ....... .. ... .. . •t t 9.40 .... "He didn 't want his wife • l\rai!Jtrr • Pt. Pleasant, WV · • looking for him. He said he •• Outoldo County new1@ mydallyreglater.coin was going to assume a new .13Weeks.. ... ....... ..... '50.05 .' . identity. I think he . thought 26 Weeks.... , . ....... .'. '100.10 (USPS 02D-799} it was set up so well that 52 Weeks ......... , .... . '200.20 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. nobody would think it (the Published every Saturday, 825 Third Y body) wasn ' t him." · BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 PM - MON - FRI & 12:30 PM SAT - SUN - t:Deaths _____________________ MATINEES ARE SHOWN ON SAT& SUN ·Ismail steps to make big strides' - - ,I Hildegard Mackamul . I Barbara Kostohryz, local artist and co-chair of the community . division of the 2002 O'Bieness Memorial Hospital Annual Giving Campaign, second from left, presents her original painting, · "In Celebration of Woman, " to Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees Chairman Rollie Swart; left; 6aturbap 1thn~ -6mtfntl • Page A3 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant . . ATHENS - Anyone who said. "It fits the campaign so comes to O'Bleness Memorial well because if you think Hospital i'n Athens for a mam- about a woman, you think mogr.un will now have the alx)ut somebody nurturing and opportunity to enjoy a piece of loving." . . fine art while in the hospital's Rollie Swart, chair of the · newly renovated manpno~- hospital's board of trustees, phy umt. , and Rick Castrop, hospital Local , artist Barbara, . president, attended th_e recepKostohryz and her . husband tion to accept the painting on Tom Ko~tohryz, _c~ of the behalf of the hospital and ·to commun!ty diVIsiOn of ~e thank the donors who have 2002 . 0 Bleness Memonal contributed so generously to Hospi~~l Annual GIVIng . this year's campaign. Campa~~. recently presented So far campaign contributhe hosp1tal with an ongmal . . ' $ painting, "[n Celebration of nons total near!~ 112 •000· Woman." Those funds w1,ll help to The painting, which was finance the purchase of _a seccreated especially for the cam- ond mammography umt .and . paign to enhance O'Bieness • an ad~anced , computer a1ded --.breast imagmig capabilities, detection system that can was unveiled at a reception in detect up to 20 percent more the hospital's radiology depart- breast cancers than mlllllJllogment. Donors who contributed raphy alone. Both p1eces of $!So or more to the hospital's ~uip':"ent were installed earAnnual Giving Campaign her th1s year. . . attended the reception and e ontnbulions are still bemg received a signed print of the accepted for the campatgn. For painting, a personal gift from more information about the Mr. and Mrs. Kostohryz. campaign or to donate, call "I've always wanted to paint Deborah Shaffer, development this portrait," Mrs. Kostohryz manager, at (740).592-9494. West Virginia weather . . Saturday, October 12, 2002 Local artist donates original raintlng . to O'Bieness Memorial Hosp1tal Ohio weather KY. Saturday, October 12, 2002 ·page AI ;:.... Olene Burdette BY CHARLENE Ho~CH News editor an•dge ... f Local Briefs .. ~ MATINEES SAT & SUN 1,20 & S:20 :: Citation issued . STARRING GOLDIE HAWN & SUSAN SARANDON 02002 o-w.••- ~-~~• Sunny Pt. Cloudy , Clou~ ShOWers T-storms Rain FllM'ries Snow ICe. · · ·Police: Soldier searches Internet for lookalike in plot to disappear VIa Auocist&d PrJJ., Rain throughout the weekend Weather Forecast Today... Partly· sunny with fog until mid-morning. Highs in the upper 70s .. Light and variable winds. · Tonight...Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers after midnight. Lows in the upper 50s. West winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. · Extended Forecast • Sunday ...Partly cloudy. A chance of showers throu~h ·early afternoon. Cooler wtth highs in the lower . 60s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. · Birthday Sunday night ... Partlycloudy. Lows in the upper· 30s. · Columbus day ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 50s. Monday night...Mostly clear. Lows in the mid 30s. Tuesday ... Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. Wednesday... Partly cloudy. Lows near 40 and highs in the lower 60s. Thursday.. ,Par.tly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s and highs in the mid 60s. Friday... Partly cloudy. Lows m the mid 40s and highs in the mid 60s. U,._.Y IICTUIY• 'Inti AT.,._ IZWAY.TAVERN WT.7..._.Y_M .: m:tmes ., rrnr • o Uitaea ••••• AT i'IK.-.oY P---Y-111 • •r•vro 'laMP.a. * IMT 1.-:. AT a aH ' P& . ,.,... naa. un: .u .. . ....... .... . 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Den Dickerson BeHe Pearce Andrew Carter Managing Editor Asst. Managing Editor IN EMERGENCY· .. Lenl•rs tu the editor {Ire ~w! lcome. 71Ie}' should be less than 300 u·ords. All letter.< are s11bject ro editing and must be s~·g , Nl mul indude nddress mrd telephone nwnber. NO unsignnlletrer.1· "ill be p11hlished. Letters should be in good tasre. addressin~ is.n u•s. not personalities. The opinions expressed in ihe colunm below are the con. sensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co.:. editorial: board, - BREAK : ·Social Events and Benefits GLASS. Stdurdl)', Oct. 12 · SOUTHSIDE- Dance, 7 to 10 ·: p.m., Southside Communi1y Center. • True Counlry will pertorm. · POINT PLEASANT- Fall Festival, noon lo 4 p.m. , Rooseve~ Elementary School. Games, prizes, food and enlertainment. Proceeds will help pay 1or new playground equipment al the school. NEW HAVEN -October Fesl at : New Haven Fire Dept Crafters • dunking boolh, 1ood, and enlertaln• menl beginning al4 p.m. • POINT PLEASANT - Fall Dance : Party 1or 1st through 61h graders, • 6:30 lo 8:30p.m . a1 the Point : Pleasant Youth.Center. Sponsored by the Army National Guard support group. Admission Is $2. LETART - Wheels 1or Life bike-a· lhon in support o1 Sl. Jude Children's Research Hospilal, 9 a.m. to noon, Evergreen Cemetery. Participants needed. (This evant was canceled last weekend and rescheduled-.) Call Phyllis Flowers al 304·895-3351 or Teressa Sleelh at 304·895-3068 tor additional information. NATIONAL VIEW Progress -. 1 Researchers take .encouraging step to deal with disease ,I. ., r IY • The Exponent-Telegram of Clarksburg, W.Va.: Some very encouraging news came from Morgantown recently concerning research into one of the world's most heartbreaking diseases. Researchers at the Blanchette Rockefeller. . Neurosciences Institute have developed a skin test that ·may diagnose Alzheimer's disease. It could eventually allow patients to begin treatments earlier and, perhaps, slow the progress of'the disease. Clinical trials are under way at Johns ' Hopkins . University in Baltimore and approval of the test could be sought from the Food and Drug Administration as early as next year. There are a lot of questions to be answered about the new research, and the skin test is by no means a sure thing, but it is an encoura~ing development, and it hap· pened here in West Virgima. T.he Rockefeller Institute, a partnership between acad. emm and the private sector, could be the focus of some · groundbreaking research against Alzheimer's in the years to come. . .· .. There are about 4 million Americans suffering from Alzheimer's today. It is a disease that devastates not only the patient, but the family as well. Early diagnosis, along With the expenl!le~tal tre~tments now available, may help to make the1r hves a httle less stressful. Ihe skin test under consideration is a .small step, perhaps, .but long journeys always begin with small steps. ' ' •• t • · OUR READE -R S'' VIEWS I firmly believe that the speed with inspection serviCes, your opinion is which the board pushed the vote needed. Dear Editor: through for consolidation was a direct ' I urge you to contact the Gallia While so much has been written about re~ult · of past. failed consoljdati9!1 ·, ~.ol!n~y Health Departrnen! .!lnd· submit abortion, 1 find that many do not under- efforts of the h1gh school In the Bend your comments to Mrs. Lou Ann Rich. stand the facts and consequences of it. Area: . . Or contact any mem.ber of the Gallia Please read on. Be aware that of the. . Th1s Is deJa vu . ali over a~am. I Health Department Board, cOnsisting million-and-a-half abortions each year, attended anu-consohdat10n meetmgs of of the following members: Dr. Gerald statistics show less than 1 percent are our high school ~ack In the late '80s. It Vallee, Mr. W. Scott Lucas, Mr. Paul because of rape, deformity, incest or a seems that fightmg to save schools In Butle,r, Mr. James Baird, Mr. Bob threat to the mother's health. ·our t9wn h.as b~come a constant battle Eastman or Dr. Balusamy Subbiah. In other words, in over 99 percent of and a full-ttm~ JOb. Mrs. Rich and the health board memthe cases, it is just because the mother I would hke, . to comment on Jo bers need to . hear .from the Gallia does no~ want ~er baby. The mother gets · Hann~ Rorrer s responses that s~e County. food-related business .owners heF ,cho1ce 1wl)1le_th.e baby ge.ts capi(lij. d.oesn !look at the figures from the dis- !Wd consumers 111 order to make an pumshment. Is that fair? · · . ~cts that elected her because she·tioes-'·• mformed decisibh rtl'g'arl!trrtg,llm'l='a~ing . Th~ cru~lest ~f abortions is the par- ~ t want II ~o affect the w~y she votes. the food operators/owners license fees. I . llal-b1rth , m wh1ch all but the head is I m wondenng who she thmks she repIf the Galha . County Health . born. Then scissors are jammed into the resents. I fol)owed very closely ~e let- Department persists in changing th.e fee ~~e of the baby's skull. A suction tube ters and statements she made dunng the .structure each year, eventually these IS mserted and the baby's brains are lit- pr~v10us efforts to consolidate Wahama, extra fees will be passed to the conerally sucked out to cause death. . Pomt Pleasant, and Hannan high sumer or perhaps the small food merU.S . Surgeon General C. Everett schools. She t.ook a very stro~g stand chant will be forced out of business. Koop. has stated th~t this type of abor- agamst consohdatton and I behe~e she . In either case, the food service operalion 1s never med1cally necessary to wa~ el~cted largely due to her antt-con- tors/owners, the consumer. and Gallia . .. _ , : .~O\Inty all lose. I don't believe this is . protect the . mother's health. · sohdauon efforts. Furthermore, babies can experience . I g:uess ~rs. Rorrer, that consolirla- ' the: image the Gallia County Health · great pain in spite of anesthesia given to lion IS all n~ht, as long as It doesn't Department wants to project with the . the mother, Congress passed an act to affect our ch1ldren or .Isn't taking your. renewal levy just around the comer. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS end partial-birth abortion, but then- school from y9ur community. · Julie B. Webb . Today is Saturday, Oct. 12, the 285th day of2002.There are President Clinton vetoed it, which I also thought that Brenda Steele's Gallipolis, Ohio 80 days left m the year. · allows th1s brutal act to continue remark to the other board members · Today's Highlight in History: · Because induced abortion viol~tes the when she said that she had told them Better On Oct. 12, 1492 (Old Style calendar; Oct. 21 New Style), biological system that protects the that they should have had a backup plan Chnstopher Columbus arrived with his expedition in the pre.• · . Dear Editor: child, the mother is exposed to both was very insightful. '. sent-day Bahamas. . physical and psychological risks. But after It Is all said and . ' d <ine· , I , , I:m flattered that people read my Jet' , On this date: . Convul~ions, infections, hemorrhag- don,'t, see why we have to defend our ters and even more abashed that anyone : In 1870, Gen. Robert E. Lee died in Lexington Va. at ·age mg, cardtac arrests and even death of poSitiOn at. all. We want to keep what •Is would write a response. -But· I'm a bit 63. ' ' the mother can result. The mother may already ours. Why do we need <!,ny otlier confused at the response. r thought most :: In 1915,. English nurse Edith Cavell was executed by the re-experience the death of her bab_y reason? We want a new school In our 'Christians believed that scripture has as Germans m occupted BelgiUm during World War I. even years later, just as veterans expen- town. We. have waited patiently. for much relevance today as it did 2.000 ;. In 1933, bank robber John Dillinger escaped from a jail in ence ~auma f~~ theu grief. Fathers may years to get a new school. ··. · . yeats ago. All scripture is profitable for. ~ ! : : Allen County, Ohio, with the help of his gang, who killed the expenence th1s loss as much ·as the The people of Mas~n <;ounty as .a dpctrine, the Bible says. . i shenff. mothers. whole have made thetr ·v1ews ~own I thought most Christians believed , ·, In 1942, during World War II, American naval forces defeatFacts from the National Federation of regarding consolidation. Possibly the that with Go.d~ all things . are possible, ·; ed the Japanese. in the Battle of Cape Esperance. ·. ' I Decency Journal (July 1987) state that people ?f Mason County have only even the turning of pagans' hearts td". : In 1942, Prest dent Franklin Roosevelt delivered one of his · there were 407,316 deaths m World War been chtppmg away at the proverbial· conversion to the God of Abraham · so-called "fireside chats" in which he recommended the draft· II. Fatalities from the war on the unborn iceberg In this matter. We keep ¢letting .Isaac and Jacob. I'm furtllc:;t b~ffled thai ~ ing of I ~~-and 19-year-old men. · · to 360 ~Ilion,. The deliberate boa_rd membe~s :-vho we think · are·, ,one ~orthy ofthe n~e QfChrist doesIn 1942, Attorney General Francis Biddle announced that • aQl?unted ~mg ?f human !1fe Without provoca- agamst CO!JsohdaiiOn, but may~e the n't know the peace and sim_plicity that '. Italian ·nationals in the United States would no longer be conlion or J:USI cause ts murd~r. . problem w1th the constant .cons~hdat10n comes wlth acceptance of His Gospel . sidered en~ my aliens. · ' AbortiOn takes human hfe and 1s mur- Issues are commg from a httle htgher up Maybe I m1ssed something. :At my age In 1960, Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev disrupted a U.N. der. than the board. . · . that sometimes hap,Pens. · · General Assembly session by pounding his desk with a shoe Juanita Wood Maybe Mason C?unty needs son:te- _: Nevertheless, I've been thinking during a dispute. Gallipolis, Ohio one who ~orks With the commlj~ity, . ,a,bo.ut som~thjng else. Rome was a In , 1964, the Soviet Union launched a Voskhod space cap'' I 'd plans a?d listens to the people. Th,1s Is .republic unul Caesar. He sought world su le' wtth a three-man crew on the first manned mission COnSO l I ation again? so.methmg Mason counuans need to domination and Rome became an involving more than one crew member. thmk about for our future. And "as for empire. The Roman people allowed it. to In 1968, the summer Games of the 19th Olympiad officialthe board members, I would hke to say happen. France was a republic until Dear Editor: . ly opened in Mexico City. . · On Sept: 24, the Mason County Board that we the .people, th~ taxpayers and Napoleon. He sought world domination In 1973. Pres ident Nixon nominated House minority leader of EducatiOn voted 3-2 to submit the .the people you are workmg for and who and France became an empire. The Gerald R. Ford of' Michigan to succeed Spiro T. Agnew as I Needs Project to the SBA to consolidate voted you Into office have told you French allowed this to happen . .vtce prestdent. Germany. was a republic until Adolph Mason and New Haven Elementary what we want. · Ten years ago: Several hundred people were killed when an Kathy McGuire H1tler. Hitler sought world domination schools. Several people from the comearthquake struck Cairo, Egypt. Mason, W.Va. and Germany b~came a dictatorship. munity of Mason attended both board Ftve years ago: Singer John Denver was killed in the crash meetings In an effort to keep their Voice you.r opinion . '; . ~~. German peop,le allowe4 it to hapof his privately built aircraft in Monte·rey Bay, Calif.; he was school In their town. Many people sim53. President Clinton opened his first trip to South America as .ply and heartfeltly stated, "You are tak!he ~lection in N?vember may deterhe arrived in Venezuela. D~r ~dltor: . .. . . mme. if . htstory w11l repeat itself in .mg the heart out of our community." One year ago: NBC announced that an assistant to anchorWe do appreciate a couple of the . Th1s IS, the second year that an America. If failure'ofEnron, Tyco, and man Tom Brokaw had contracted the skin form of anthrax board members' effort to listen to the mcrease m fees for the food opera-. 'Worldcom re~Ul(ing ill a $3 trillion after·opening a "threatening" letter to her boss that contained people. Mr. Michael Coterie ,canvassed tors/?~ners has been proposed by the , stock. m.arket:crash doesn'f1:oncern you; a ·suspicious powder. The Unite!! Nations and its ·secretarythe town of Mason and said that the admm1strat1on of the Gallia County ifOsama, 9-IJ. and Afghanistim doesn't general, Kofi Annan, won the Nobel Peace Prize. Polaroid people do not want consolidation and he ~ealth Department. .Last year's fee concern you; if- shadow government, Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection . · thinks that the board should uphold m~rease was substantial. yve are no~ Saddam and war with Iraq aren't Today 's Birthdays: Actress Artonia Rey is 75. Blues singer what the people that elected them .want. bemg asked for another mcrease this enougb to make you think, consider the Nappy Brown is 73. Comedian-activist Dick Gregory is 70. Also, . Mr. James Wilson said he year. . . . . ' difectipn our republic is' .headed when Former Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, is 70. Opera singer Luciano · thought the board' had acted hastily and If you own.a ~t:ocery store, deh, oper- yop go to the pol)s to vote.: Ate-you betPavarotti is 67. Singer Sam Moore (formerly of Sam and wanted to know If further research ate · a food tra1Ier or are a restaurant ter off today than you were two years Dave) is 67. Sportscaster Tony Kubek is 67. TV reporter Chris could be done. Dr. Parsons respondeo owner or ~ave any other food sal~~- ,:· ago? , , Wallace is 55. Michigan Gov. John Engler is 54. Actres~- ·' that there wasn't time due to the Oct. I related busmess or are a consumer, and • Robed S..Painter singer Susan Anton is 52. Rock singer-musician Pat DiNizio deadline. feel that we pow pay' enough fee;. for • Bitlwell, Ohio is 47. Rhythm-and-blues singer Claude McKnight (Take 6) is 40. Actor Hugh Jackman is 34. Actor Adam Rich is 34. .. .., " ' Rh ythm-'and-blues singer Garfield Bright (Shai) is 33. .., ' 825 Third Ave., Golllpollo, Ohio .Country musician Martie Maguire (Dixie Chicks) is 33. Actor 111 CoUll St., lfomoroy, Ohl;~ ~ 2Q!l Mol~ S.f, 1'011\1 ~llltlll~ W. Vo. 740o4411-2342 741»92-21~ ' :-' 304.a7S·tM3 ': Kirk Cameron is 32. Actor Marcus T. Paulk ("Moesha") is 16. J ' ' '. Simply murder TODAY I.N HISTORY ciff? ..- . j DROP US ALIN-E. " I I I St. Use side enlrance lo Casey Law oHice. Monday, Oct. 14 POINT PLEASANT- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30p.m., 611 Viand· Sl. Use side enrrance to Casey Law oHice. · ·Tuelday, Oct. t5 Sunday, Oct. 13 GALLIPOLIS, Ohio~ Walker fam· ily, 1 p.m .. Kyger Creek clubhouse. Tableware and drinks furnished; please bring covered dish. Family frie.nd~ Public Meet1'ngs a.m. to 4 f .m. For more infor· ...mati o n ca I 740-446-0586. 0 1 Saturday, Oct. tl GALL'fp ~ ?• Oct. 19H o l ze r . PATRIOT - Palriot Maso nic ' S k S G Lodge 496 , F&AM , Friendship lro e upport roup , 12:30 Widows and Past Masters Night. Communily Builders and Service Pin s awards. R e f res h ments aval·; abl e at 6 : 3 o ' p.m . VINTON - Morgan twps . Th e Huntin gton· .M eeting at Town Hall. Crim e Watch 6 p .m . at Jhe Vinton PATRIOT Patriot Masonic 'II L o dge #496 , F an dAM WI meet October 12 for Friend ship Widows, and Pas t M asters Night. Community Builders and Service Pin s award s. welcome. Anniversaries and Birthdays S.turdl)', Oct. t2 POINT PLEASANT- Richard and Arlela Ringle will celebrate their 601h wedding anniversary today from 2 lo 4 p.m. al the home oflhelr daughter and son-in-law, Lila and Richard Purchase. 11 unable to attend, cards may be .senl to !hem al Rl. 2, Box 15, Poinl Pleasanl, W.Va.. 25550. Thll Regltlter welcome• Items lor the community calender from nonprofit orgenlzalfont. lfamo muat be aubmttted In wrlllng and can be malted to the Aegloter, 200 Main st., Point Pleaunt, va., 25550; faxed to (304) 875-5234; or •· • Monday, Ocl. 14 · matted to new a 0 mydaltyreglater.cam. RACINE, Ohio - Weslern style square dance class and workshop, 7 Becaul8 of the llf'll• volume of lo 8:30 p.m., every Monday at the communitY I)~• and to ensure , accuracy, Item• can not be teken Royal Oak Resort. Call 304-675· over the telephone. , 3275 for more Information. Community calendar 11 pub· ltahed aa a fNe 18rvlce to nanprollf groupe wtahlng to announce meatlnga and 1apeclat avanta. Calendar ltema cannot be guaran· Saturday, Ocl. 12 . teed to run a apeclftc number of POl NT PLEASANT - Alcoholics Anon'l\mous, 7:30 p.m., 611 Viand diyl. w. p .m .. Gallia County Reso urce Center. GALL IPOLIS County Fa i rground s. Coals will must be submitted in writing and be collected and fund s rai sed go can be ma iled to the Tribun e, ~eser~~~ion ~~·~~~~h Da~~t~r Sponsored by th e Nati ve Senior Ameri ca n Education a nd Deve lo pment Assoc iation , a Hol ze r non-profit organizati on . Stroke Supporl Group meet s at the Gal li a County Senior Re source Center al 12 :30 p.m. ( ·Fest'Jvals .B obby Cott rell will be cel ebrating he r 90th birt hday on Friday, 0<1. 18 GALLIPOLIS H arvesl ard Sh ovvers Mund ay. Ocl. 14 .. Cards may be se nt 10 718 Parl er Road , Bidwell , Ohio , 45614. . Moon Nativ e Ameri c·a n Pow · The Tribune welcomes ite m s Wo w from 10 a.m. to dark to run for the community calendar from through Sunday at the Galli a non - profit organizations. Items 825 Third Av e., ·Gallipolis, Oh ., 45&31: faxed to (740) 446-3 008; . d @ d . or e- ma1 1e to news my' ai- lytribUne .co m. Because of the large vo lum e of community news a nd to ensure accurac,y, items c an not be taken over the 1 h tc ep one . Community ca lendar is pub · li shed as a free se rvice to nonprofit groups . wis hin g to announce meetings and spec i al C events. ale nd ar items cannot be guaranteed t·o run a s pecific number of days. ,Refreshments 6:30p .m. w ill be · ~------------------.....- - - - - - - - - - - - available. · Tuesday, Oc1. IS GALLIPOLIS Travel Club, 3:30p.m., Gallia Coumy Reunions and Odober 12, 2001 Gallia Calendar LETART- HELP Diet Class, Letart Community Center. Weigh-ins !rom 5:30 to 6 p.m., 1ollowed. by a . -foct.14 short meeting . POINT PLEASANT Polnl MASON - Community Cancer · · Pleasanl JUnior Woman's Club wil hiM!. Support Group, 7 p.m., Mason : a "Gee to Kn<wv lhe Junior's'Pampemd United Methodist Church. All area · • Che1 Party", 6 p.m., Woman's cancer patients, families, and care• Clubhouse. Conlact LaUra l.lltlelen at givers inv~ed . ; 675-6575 for additiooal information. POINT PLEASANT - Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, rear of the . · Prestera Cenrer. Publisher unle..,·s othn11'ise nmed. 1 Page AS Senior Resource Center, to di s- cus s upcoming trips and make ANY SIZE DOUBLE-HUNG travel plans for 2003. GALLIPOLIS Members of the Travel Club meel at the $229.00 Gallia County Senior Resource Center aat 3:30 p .m. to discuss upcoming trips and mak e trave l plans for 2003 , Wednesday, Oct. 16 RIO GRANDE Galtia- VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS TILT-IN FOR EASY CLEANING . Vinton Educational Service _Center Governing Board, 7 p. m ., Human Resource Building al Bu ckeye Hills Career Center. Saturday; Oct. 19 GALt.IPOLIS - A free Doll Show will be held allhe "Our House Museum" for all area collectors. The event will will be held October t 9, 20, ' 26 and 27 . The event 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and I p.m . to 4 p.m . Sundays. GALLIPOLIS - A Founder ' s Day celebration will be held at the Our Hou se Museum Saturday from IO INSTALLED l-800-291-5600 QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS ' . FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATES . POMEROY, OHIO. . . FINANCING AVAILABLE wv #023477 · . Support Groups ·- Meigs Calendar Clubs and .Organizations Salurday, Oct. 12 POMEROY - Burlingham Modern Woodmen, 5:30p.m. at !he hall. Theme Halloween. Hogdogs, · elder and donuls provided. Take · covered dish and come In costume. CHESTER - Return Jonalhan Meigs Chapler, DAR, noon luri· cheon Chester Courthouse. Beverly .. Schumacher, Soulheasl dlslrlcl . director, Ia speak. Mandl)', Oct. t4 POMEROY - Meigs County Republican Party to meel at 7:30 • p.m. allhe Republican headquar· · tars. POMEROY - Meigs Counly Association o1 Garden Clubs, 7 p.m. at lhs Laurel CIIH ChurCh . Regional meellng plans will be dis· cussed . .Church ·services sund1y, Oct. t3 RACINE ~ Special services, Red Brush Church o1 Christ, ' Buhan Road, 7 p.m. Saturday; 10 - a.m. and 6 p.m . Sunday. Denver Hill of Foster, W. Va. to apeak. REEDSVILLE - Reedsville Unlled Methodist Church will dedi· cate Its new 1ellowshlp hall at 2 . p.m. Public Invited. Homecomings Sunday, Oct. 13 · RUTLAND ~ RiJtland Church o1 Christ's 173rd anniversary to be cele· braled al homecoming day, 10:30 a.m. worship and communion service; noon carry·in dinner: 1 p.m. afternoon aervloo with Bob Werry, minlsler, and 'ForgiVen 4." Other events . BundiV, Oct. 13 POMEROY ~ Clod's N.E.T. and lha Meigs County Heahhy Heart Coallllon will host a skellng party 1rom 4 lo 8:30 p.m. Sunday allhe Skate-a·Way In Chesler Ia kick off Small Steps Week. Gods N.E.T. and cqalitlon members and !heir familieS are lnvhed 1o attand 1r11e of charge. . Monday, Oct. t4 RACINE - Firs! practice 1or Racine alumni band members who want 1o play 'wtlh lhe bend at !he last home game on Oct. t8 to be hiKI tl to 8 p.m. al Southern High School. Muelo will be provided, 111eds will be avellable. Birthdays (:HESTER - Thelma Hayes will observe her 90th birthday Sunday. Cord• may be sent to ber at 48238 State Route 248, Lana: Bottom. '· ' .. .. ~ • 4 ( ' ., L �• A6 • 6atutbap Q:taul -&mttntl Page Saturday, October 12, 2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant Meigs Soil -and Water Conservation holds annual. field day. REEDSVILLE - "Ohio Jim Freeman, Meigs SWCD, Then .and Now; How our changes in streams. Land has Changed" was the _"We want to ~ncourage the theme of this year's Me_igs students to part•c•pate m pro'Soil and Water Conservallon · tecung our env1ronmental· District 's annual fifth grade resources by seeing. what field day held Thursday at changes have been made due Forked Run Park. to the practices that have or · Presenters discussed how have not been followed," said land-use · practices have Vicki Morrow, Meigs SWCD affected . Ohio's landscape ed.~calloncoordtnator. . . The m1 ss•on of the Me1gs during the past 200 years tor the · 115 students from Soil and Water Conservation Southern, Rutland, and District is to l?rovide ass•sSalisbury schools attending. lance for the w1se use of our . They were Ann Bonner, natural resources for p~esen.! Ohio Division of Forestry. and future generations, changes in Ohio forests; Hdl Morrow added. "Educating Kneen OS U Extension the children is just one way of Servic~. changes in agricul- assisting _the public to meet tural practices; Mike Duhl. the requ~reme~ts need~~ to Resource protect the environment. Natural · "Sometimes the children go Conservation Service, medical uses of "weeds"; . Ken home and teach their parents Ritchie Ohio Division of about ways of conserving our Wildlif~ changes in Ohio natural resources," she said. wildlife; 'oanny·Roush, llintk- "Using (our resources) wisely napping demonstration, and is what it is all about." · - HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - A federal magistrate judge ruled Friday that a former Marshall University student can be extradited to South Korea to face charges she kill~ another exchan~e student U.S. -Magistrate Judge Maurice Taylor Jr. said there was probable cause to extradite Kenzi Snider, 21, who is accused of beating and kick· ing Jamie Lynn Penich to death in a Seoul motel room in March 2001. . Penich, a student at the University of Pittsburgh, and Snider were pan of a group of American · exchange students studying in South Korea. Prosecutors contend that Snider killed Penich in a rage triggered by a sexual advance from Penich. Taylor rejected defense arguments that Snider had been coerced by U.S. Army and FBI investigators into confessing that she killed Penich. Snider's lawyer, federal public defender Ed Weis, said · he was disappointed by the ruling. He would not comment further. An expert defense had testified last week at an extradition hearing that Snider might have been coerced into con~essin~ by FBI ~d \).S. Army mvestlgators usmg mterrogation teclmiques that caused · her to doubt her own recollection of the events. Richard Ofshe, a sociology professor at the University of California at Berkeley, said he ing. . believed false confessions were Weis had argued that the conroutine. fession is suspect not only Taylor said Ofshe's testimo- because it was not recorded, but ny ''was not of significant assis- because . there is no physical tance in undecytanding the evi- evidence to back up the story. dence or resolving the issues Taylor disagreed, saying, presented," given the limita- "Details in the confessions tions of an extradition proceed- were conuborated by facts dis- ci~ during the investigation of the murder." Snider, who withdrew from Marshall in the spring, had leS" ' tified that she would not have confessed to killing Penich if she had known she could face the death penalty in , South Korea. EASTLANDS 10% OFF Less 20% •.•...!23.40 Your Cost•••••S93.59';: Example: Our Price ........ 149.99 Less 10%.........15.00 Your Cost.....$44 •99""' nu Gallipolis Store Only ,.,. ' ,. 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(AP} - Brandon Barrett set his second state high school record jn two weeks by leading Martinsburg to a 61-16 victory over Hampshire . · . Friday night. . Barrett caught three scoring passes for a season total 21 touchdowns . receiving, breaking the regular-season set by state record Moorefield's Lucas Taylor in 1998. Barrett scored on catches of 25, 40 and 43 yards. He finished with four catches for 129 yards. He also rushed 14 yards for another TO. "He's a team player and puts team success !Jefore his goals,:• coach Davtd Walker told The Journal of Martinsburg. · Barrett credits the offensive line and quarterback Nate Sowers with helping set the records. Last week; Barrett caught TO passes in six Martinsburg's 75-3 victory over Sherando, Va., breaking the mark of five shared by Taylor against Berkeley Springs in 1997 and Nitro's Jeff Clark against Roane · County in 1999. ~~~ www wvlottery com &2 2·1 . 6-2 2·1 4-4 1-2 4-4 1-2 1-7 0.3 3-5 Wahama picked off six South Gallia passes and Division recovered two more Rebel IBm m MASON, W.Va. _ Aaron fumbles on the wet Mason Waterford 3-0 Faulk intercepted three County turf. The Gallia Trimble 2·1 !>-3 South Gallia passes, return- County team recovered four 2-1 Federal Hocking 2-6 Falcon fumbles on the ing \)ne 71 yards for a touch- eJienfug but had difficulty Eljstem 1-2 . 3-5 down, and caught a pair of ilJoving the football before a Miller 1-2 1-7 scoring receptions in lead- large Wahama gathering on Southern 0.3 0-a ing the Waha~a . White homecoming night 2002. Friday's Games_ .Falcons to ~ con~mcmg 48- . Lambert opened the score Meigs 38; Alexander 0 O_h?~ecommg wm over the · ing in the first quarter on a Eastern 42, Miller 0 . vtslt~ng Rebels . Fnday one-yard run for an early 6Waterfo_;d 58, Southern 8 evemng at Wahan_ra. . 0 lead with Mitchell catchBelpre 20, Vinton County 0 ·•· . Faulk hauled m sconng . ing a 17-yard pass from Wells1on 14, Nelsonville-York 6 15 and 24 yards Zerkle in the final minute of tosses of Trimble 34, Federal Hocking 14 · from WHS sophomore qu~- the period. Waharna extend· terback Chad Zer~e With ed its lea(j to 20-0 in the sec~ride also _conn~:c.ung on a 11nd quaf'\er - when: .F.aulkc tem , .. All 17_-yard stnke to Anthony scored on a 15-yard aerial . Wahama 7-{) Mitchell. Gabe Lambert ~an from Zerkle with I :33 Ironton 6-1 for 112 yards on 14 cames remaining in the half. The and added two more Falcon Bend Area team added yet . · Symmes Valley !>-2 touchdowns a~ .the seventh- another score before the Oak Hill 2-5 ranked Wh1te . Falcons intermission . break whe!l South Gallia 2-6 ex!ended their u~beaten Lambert scored from a yard Hannan 1·5 stnng to seven stratght on out to make the halftime Friday's Games the . 2002 season. South count 20_0 _ Wahama 48," SoiJth Gallia o Galha _fell to 2-6 on the year . Third quarter action had Guyan Valley 47, Hannan 12 followmg the loss. . Faulk grabbing a 24 yard Saturday's Games Defense was th~ key m the To pass from Zerkle at the Lucasville Valley at Oak Hill contest as the Wh1te Falcons 7:22 mark with Justin Symmes Valley at Portsmouth N.D. forced etght tumove~s and Jordan scoring on a 39 yard .Ironton is IDLE limited the Rebels to JUSt 62 Wahama quarterback Chad Zerkle throws a pass during the third quarter of the White Falcons' 48-0 win over SO!J;t~ Gallia on Friday at Bachtel Field. (Andrew Carter) · . . . . · . - yard in . -·total offense, Pkan JH ' Plu~~responslbly. Win up to $10,000.. •• .,, h.,... pl•yor 011 1M Pawomll 1-lllill;..,;, a.m. Sltow. All 3-0 Alexander Hocking YOUR • ' Academy successfully converting a fake punt on .fourth and nine and Portsmouth fumbling on a punt deep in its own territory, Portsmouth found itself trailing 14-0 after a first quarter in -which the Trojans ran only four offensive plays. Bokovitz was pleased with how his team responded early in the game. "Tonight we really came out frred us."' up," Bokovitz said. "We made a nice The Blue Devils got started early fake punt on our first drive. and we on the Trojans, controlling virtually really fed off that" the entire first quarter. In a series of bizarre twists that included Gallia Please - GAllS. 82 cons BY GAR'{ CLARK Sports correspondent ) 1-f ,· ·' " .. . ·" . ' ' W•IHI••· •2.. Rock Hill 35, River Valley 12 $econd state record . .. It . Opett~tion . t .Christmas (Jli[d _ ~ impressive." Portsmouth head coach Curt Clifford isolated the cause for the loss. Faced with the facts, Clifford admitted the Trojans were outplayed. "1 guess the old coac)ling cliche is 'Oh well, we just didn't play very well'," Clifford said. ''The reason we didn't play very well was because Gallipolis was kicking the sliot out of Wahama 48, S. Gallia 0. .Martinsburg's· ·. · Barrett sets ,, ' All · falling to Gallia Acade111y 28-12 Friday nigbt. Taking full advantage of Gallia Academy's control of the line of scrimmage was Blue Devils tailback Ty Simmons. Simmons, a senior, proved elusive to Portsmouth in the first half, having 143 of his yards in that time. "'l'y is a super-effort ki~," said Gallia Academy head ·coach Matt Bokovitz. ·:His motor fllns really hard for this game - One-hundred _and ninety-six yards against a Port_smouth team - I've got to say that is pretty ' Non-league Gear Up For•.. "l -( CE ""'~·""'~·#:8~· ~ Watch Steve 'Williams of Pinc.h, WV Tonight at 7:30p.m. 1. Complete Lab 2. Mammograms • ~~_::"3, Pap Smears '- · 4. X-ray . PORTSMOUTH. Ohio - It was very nearly a typical Friday night at Spartan Stadium. The tailback ran for twJL,.touchdowns and 196 yards on 2'5 ckrries, the defense held the opposition scoreless until the fourth quarter, and there was a 28-0 lead at halftime. The only twist? This time it was state-ranked Portsmouth which found itself on the receiving end, ultimately Jackson ""' 'I • ON THOMAS P. PRI ON SITE FOR OUR PATIENTS' CONVENIENCE: FURNITURE & DESIGN t} FROM LAS VEGAS! ' INTERNAL MEDIGINE & · PULMONARY DISEASE m~UU~J~ement stopping all traffic at the checkpoint and will distribute informational brochures as well as checking drivers for signs of intoll:ication. This checkpoint is part" of a statewide campaign entitled · Operation Checkpoint Strike Force. Operation .Checkpoint Strike Force is funded through a grant from . the National Highway, Traffic Safety Administration in an effort to reduce the number of alcohol related deaths on America's highways. ,. I GERALD E. VALLEE, M.D. BALUSAMY SUBBIAH, M.D. PreveniiV.. medtctne, adotUgertatrtc 3-5 ""arietta !I.!hens WeiiS1on Belpre Nelsonville-York · Meigs Vinton County "'"'"'ffll'on-lrnur 9:30-6; Fri 9:30-8; Sat 9:30-5 Closed Sunday FAMILY MEDICINE SERVICES 1. Pediatrics and Adoleseent Medicine l. G'yneCOJOiY/Piip'Smears,blrih rontrol & teenage CNHI staff writer SEO 40 40 4-1 . . 2-6 2-6 7-1 6-2 7-1 !>-3 :r.m (740) 441-9010. . BY STEPHEN EusE$SER TVC 300 Second Avenue • Gallipolis · 4. Osteopathic lllllnlpui1J!tlon medicine :· (EmpJnvment, spom A other lnJury _ rehabUitatl~l .., s. Weight rontrol .& cbolesterol management, blood pressure, diabetes, etc. · ·. 6. Pre-employmeni, D.O.T., sports/school & general . physical elUUIIS 7. Minor suraerles, skin tumors & moles, suturing & laceration care ~ 3-5 Marietta 56, Warren 0 KIPLING SHOE CO. FlAIR POINT PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant Police Department, in cooperation with the West Virginia State Police and the Henderson Police Department -and with the support of the Safe Traffic Operations Program, will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on Saturday Oct..!2, 2002. The checkpoint will be operational from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., approll:imately, at the 400 block of Viand Street/Route 62. Officer& will be brielly River Valley l Logan 6, Athens 0 Sale Begins Friday Oct. 11 Er Runs through Thursday, Oct. 17 r----::;; . Police Department . announces sobriety checkpoint 3-0 1-2 1-2 1·2 . . Friday's Games . Accepting Aetna and all payor sources affiliated with Pleasant Valley Hospital and Holzer Medical Center RL :Z, GaOipolls Ferry, WV Chesapeake All 6-2 !>-3 GaliB' Academy 28, Portsmouth 12 Jackson 12, Point Pleasant 0 Telephone: 740-446-9620 ~a RAND ~I! QYC 3-0 Logan NICHOLAS V. LANDRY, D.O. . Evangelist Don Pharris of Lebanon, Tenn. will deliver the sermons each night during the Fall Revival at Faith Gospel Baptist Church in "Gallipolis Ferry. The revival begins tomor.r~ evening and will continue thn;>ugh Oct. 18. (contributed) Illm Rod< Hill Illm Gallia Academy 936 SR 160 Gallipolis,Ohio45631 your ovc SEOAL ' i' • All ,silt extra long lilrliaHed comfort Prep Football Frldlly'a Games Example: .Our Ptjce ...... 1116.99 Local flintknapper Danny Roush, Portland, creates a flint arrowhead ·as part of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District's annual Fifth Grade Field Day held Thursday at Forked · Run State Park. ·Roush was one. of six presenters at the event which was attended by 115 students from Rutland, Salisbury and Southern elementary schools. (Submitted) · ..... ' Rod< HiD 35, River Valley 12 Chesapeake 44, South Point 0 Fairland 'ZT, Coal Grove 0 I Revival sch~duled at Faith Gospel • Soutl1 Point Coal Grove >f?> Mens &. Womens ·20% OFF Page Bl Saturday, October 11. 2001 ·Falrtand t.fUSTIN BOOTS iaturbap liM·itntiutl Marauders blitz Alexander, Page 82 Point, Southern fell, Page 82 Eastern drills Miller, Page 83 Scoreboard, Page 83 -Judge says ex-Marshall student can be extradited to face murder charg~ OII· I· RI\L < 0\II'RI-:111\~1\ 1-. F\\111.\ (' \IH. \ \ ll _ .._I' H I \ I. n \II · D I< \I. \I \ \ \ C 1-\ II· \ T GALLIPOLIS' FERRY - ' · The Fall Revival . begins tomorrow and-will continue through Oct. 18 at Faith Gospel Baptist Church in Gallipolis Ferry. , . · Evangelist Don Pharris of Lebanon, Tenn., will deliver the sermons each night at 7 p.m. Pharris has many years of experience as a pastor and evangelist. There will be special music each night by Larry Pyles and The Knisely Trio. Contact Pastor Sanders Rulen at 675-5954 for additional information. Inside: -- - - - - - - - · ----·--·-----------------·---------------...__.--'-:---'-,---.!-~-----~--y'-~------~--c--- Redmen stay in OVC title hunt Bv ButcH should've thrown the ball a bit more, but it was really get, ting pretty sloppy out there." CHESHIRE, Ohio_ Rock Russell flmshed with 15 Hill did J'ust what it needed to carries for II 0 yards for the · Redmen (5-2, 3-0 OVC), do against River Valley. while Aaron Hankins had I 09 No more. No less. When the Redmen took a yards on the ground on 24 28-12 lead at halftime, they carries as the Redmen rushed . came out in the second half for 286 yards. with a more conservative Burley Geiger led the approach, keeping the ball on Raiders (3-5. 1-2 OVC) with the ground. three carries for 74 yards, Whatever the case, Rock while Allan Brown . had 53 Hill's game plan worked in a yards on nine carries and 'd quarterback Joey Graham fin35_-dl2 win over the Rat ers ished with 43 yards on 12 earFn ay. · r"es 1 The Re~men jumped ~n top R~ck Hill quarterback of the Rruders 28-6 late m the Steven Daily; who had 100 second quarter. . yards passin~ with a pair of A Redmen ~unt ~rom t~etr touchdowns m the first half, · own 35 yard hne with a httle had a modest 21 yards in the over two mmutes left m the air in the second half, as he halt was blocked by Burley only threw six times. Getger and recovered by The Raiders had their chances in the third quarter to Getger for the ~ouchdown. . The two pomt converswn cut into the Rock Hill lead pass fatled a~ Rock H•ll led with as co1,1ple of drives that . , got into Redmen territory. . 28-12 at halfttme. A sample of Rock Htll s One drive ended on a more nght-wm& appro~ch turnover on downs and the came on the team s_ first dnve other drive came to a .close on of the second halt as James a fumble . Russell ran the ball on .the "That starts with me all the first . SIX plays of the dnve, way down to the kids," said gatmn~ a couple of fust Rivet Valley head coach d~~ns m the process. Gregg Dee!. !'We've got to be . We had a b1g lead a~.d v:e able to execute when we got a ' River Wiley's Burley Geiger (36) celebrates 'his 71-yard touchdown run with teammate Matt wanted t~ run the clock, satd play. We •ve got to get more ~Smith (79) during the first quarter of the Raiders' 35-12 los.s to Rock Hill on Friday at Rock Htll head coach Bob McCollister. "(We) Probably Ple•se see Raiders, Bl Cheshire. (Andrew Carter) CooPER Staff writer .I ~-- ' ·- - - - - ------ ·- l -·I �Page 82 • ~shsrt~apQUmm-ilmlind rauders rip losing streak BY JIM SOULSIY Sports correspondent ALBANY, Ohio - In foot: ball at any level if your team can control the line .of scrimmage your chances of winmng go up. Friday Meigs didn't just control the line of scrimmage against host Alexander, they dominated it. . Due largely to the play of center Eddie Fife, guards Kenny Zuspan and Jason Rossler and tackles Clay Stone and Mark Barr along with tight end Brandon Ramsburg, the Marauders rolled up 327 yards on the ground and pounded the Spartans, 38-0. · · Rushing for 145 yards and scoring three touchdowns would be a huge game for any running back. Senior tailback Jeremy Roush posted those . numbers in tl}e frrst half as he ran through, around and over the Spartan .defense in the first 24 minutes before retiring to the bench in the second half. · Marauder fans got a glimpse of. the future in the . second and third. quarters when freshman Josh Buzzard carried the load rushing for 98 yards and two touchdowns. The Spartans took the opening kickoff and quickly moved the chains picking up a first down on ·the game's third . play. The Spartans would not move the sticks again until -the 6:54 mark of the third quarter when a Meigs penalty accounted for the sufficient first down yardage . . . The ftrst Marauder posses- The Spartan defense stiffened · sion .started at the Metj:S 42- and held the Marauders on yard line and ended m the downs at the Alexander II . Alexander end zone, with The hosts were unable to Roush accounted for 56 yards sustain a drive and punted the on the drive including a 7- ball back to J\1eigs who took yard touchdown run at the over at the Spartan 31. Roush 6:00 mark of the frrst quarter. gained 9 on frrst down and Buzz Fackler added the extra limped to the sideline after being injured on the play. ;'· point to make it 7-0. .. Alexander ·went tO the air Enter Josh Buzzard. on the frrst play of their next Buzzard carried 4 of the offensive series and the Meigs next 5 pays plunging in from defense came up with the frrst the I yard line with 7:20 left of several big plays on the in the half. night. Eric Cullums stepped Fackler made it three interin front of a Holbert pass and ~eptions for · the Marauder returned it 17 yards gtving the defense in the first half when Marauders a frrst down at the he picked off a Spartan pass and returned it to the 21-yard Spartan 37. After a penalty put Meigs in line. Two Roush runs later the a frrst and .20 sttuationfrom Marauders led 25 -0 with still the Spartan 47, Cullums fired a perfect pass to Ramsburg 5:58 showing on the second who rambled down the left quarter clock. 1 · sideline for 38 yards before The game was halted for at the about 20 minutes early in the being , tackled Alexander nine. It took Roush fourth quarter as Meigs' Doug only two attempts to reach the Dill was injured and transend zone, crashing in from 5 ported by squad from the yards out to put the · field. The nature of his injury MarauderS up 13-o: or his condition was not Roush then got the chance known at press time. to flash his defensive ability The Marauders got another when he intercepted a Holbert solid performance for sophopass and brought' it back to the more quarterback . Eric Spartan 24, though a Meigs Cullums who passed for 121 penalty on the return moved yards and a touchdown conthe pigskin back to the necting on. 6-11 passes. Marauder 48. Roush ripped Fackler was again on the off an 11 -yard gain followed receiving endofmostofthose closely by a Ross Stewart 9- throws, haqling in 4 for 58 yard jaunt. After a Meigs.frrst yards. down at the 29-yard line Meigs picked· up their first Cullums found Fackler over Ohio Division win moving the middle and Fackler their record to 1-2 inside the weaved his way through the league and 4-4 overall. Spartan defense to · the end Alexander drops to 0-Jand 3zone, but again a Meigs 5 overall. The Marauders will penalty on fhe play moved the travel to Vinton .County next ball back to the Spartan 19. Friday. Wildcats calm Tornadoes . BY Scorr WoLFE Sports correspondent WATERFORD, Ohio Waterford made its athletic director look smart in scheduling the school's homecoming opponent Friday, pounding Southern. 50-0 in a TriValley Conference · Hocking Division game. Waterford is now 5-3 and 3-0 in the league, while Southern drops' to 0-8 and 0-3, respectively. Tailback Dan Doebereiner scored four touchdowns and Todd McCutcheon rushed for two more to lead the Wildcat charge. Doebereiner also broke the 200-yard rushing barrier, rushing 15 times for 202 yards. . Additionally. Doebereiner had more than 150 return yards on the evening. On the fifth play from scnmmage, · Doebereiner Wahama from Page 81 run with I:22 remaining in the period. The lone score in the tina! stanza came with 9:37 to play ~hen Faulk picked off a Josh · Waugh offering and raced 71 yards down the far sideline for the touchdown. Wahama made good on 5-of-7 PAT tries with Mitchell boot- Satu~a~~ober12,2002 Saturday, October 12,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport• Galllpoll1 • Point Pleasant Scoreboard lronmen blank · BY RICK SIMPtuNI . Sports correspondent JACKSON. Ohio· · For the second straight weeJ. the Point Pleasant Big Blacks found themselves plaring on a muddy foothal field. And, for the second straight .week, the Big Blacks had problems dealing with the less-than-ideal conditions. And, for · the second straight week, the opposition didn't seem to have the same difficulties. The . result? A 12-0 Jackson win over the Big Blacks, who saw their slim playoff hopes sliced even thinner. · The lronmen, led by Tyler Baisden's 114 rushing yards, amassed some 199 yards on the ground, while Point was held to a season-low 75 rushing yards. Baisden's total probably · surprised the local coaching staff, considering he had rushed for only 259 yards entering the SEOAL contest. Also, the lronmen threw for another 32 yards, while the Big Blacks (2-5) picked up 54 yards through the air. The first · quarter was played almost entirely on the Point Pleasant end of the field. The Jronmen started their three first quarter drives at their own 34, the Big BlacJ.s' 15, and the Big BI!!cks' 43. Point, GAHS from Page81 In their postgame assessments, both . Clifford and Bokovitz agreed on one point: Galli a Academy (7 - I ) won the game at the line of scrimmage. ·~we knew we were pretty good UJ? front, and we have some kids we think are better (than some of their play~ ers)," Bokovitz said. "I think our kids· proved it tonight. I think we just ate them alive insid~ on both sides, offense . Rock HIH 35, RI-V.IIey 12 Rock Hill 14 14 0 7 ~ 35 River Valley 6 6 0 0 - 12 from Page 81 consistent in scoring points." · "It got into.oiiC of those sloppy. muddy games in the second half with the field tom up and ne.ither team really able to move it very weU," Mc.Collister said. "We were able to hold on and get the win." . The game opened with Redmen scoring on their first drive of the game as Hankins capped off a sev1en play drive with a three yard TD run·. 154 Comp-att 6-14 FumbleS-lost 3-3 Penalties-yards 3-15 2n w n and zero points in the fmal frames, while converting three-of-three fourth down conversions on its frrst scoring drive. "I -think the thing I am happiest with' is that we didn't bag it in the second half," Clifford said. " It \vas gut" check time. I thought our kids passed the gut check very well. With the momentum (Gallia Academy) had and as good a football team as they are, it really could have gotten ugly." Gallia Academy plays host to Athens next, while Portsmouth (7-1) visits · Minford. While Minear was doing his usual job of heavy lifting for Eastern, the Eagles also TUPPERS PLAINS, Ohio got key contributions from -Bryan Mineat rushed for a his backfield mates , in career-high 209 yards on 20 Amsbary and freshman full carries and scored five touch- back Travis . Durst. Durst. in downs Friday night · as his ·first start of hi s career, Eastern snapped a five-game · carried the ball 10 times for losing skid by whipping 43 yards. "Our center broke his hand Miller 42-0 in the Eagles' annual homecoming game. last week and Brandon Minear scored on runs of 9 Scarbro,ugh . . (previously 94, 22, 20 and 5 yards ~ Eastern s starting fullback) respectively, spearheading an sa1d he could play center. I Eastern offensive charge t~tnk that was really btg fo.~ . which outgained the Falcons· him to SleJ? uP. hke that, 391-49. Eastern rushed for . Newland srud. It was com353 yards. pletely selfless _and Trav 1s Eagles coach Pat N!:wland gave us some good yards I f h . tomght. .. 'd sru a coupe o c anges 10 "I · 11 h outlook helped gear Eastern . h ahm JUSI rea Y appy for· the blowout. . Wit t e, way our younger .. .. ktds got 111 there and refused . ~e set some goals at t~e to put their heads down begmmng of th~ year. to wm because of the way things the conference and make the have been going " Newl d P,layoffs," · Newland sa1d. added. · an · But we had to change some After scoring on quick thm.gs after we lost ftve strikes through the "first half stratght. We had . to really Eastern took the second hali" focus o~ not gettmg down kickoff and took its time, and makm~ ~ure we execute Miller's time and everyone well to fmtsh. the season else's time in reaching pay strong and _I .thmk the guys dirt again. The Eagles dtd. a re.~lly good JOb of that mounted an IS-play drive tomght. which chewed up I 0:02 off .After Miller's Marc the clock before Minear took · SJcthan, f~mbled on the the ball in for his fifth and Falcons ftrst play from final score of the night mak' scrimmage after the opening ing it 42-0. In all, Eastern controlled kickoff, it didn't take Minear and · the Eagles long to the ball for 18:01 of 24 secresp?nd. . ond-half minutes, holding Mmear took a handoff Miller to just eight plays from K~n A~sbary a nd · including two pums - from bashed hts way mto the end scrimmage after intermission. z<;me from 9 yar~s out to proAmsbary had his finest pervt~e Eastern Wllh the only forml'nce of the season. The pomts 11 would eventually sophomore completed all need. three of his passes in a lastMinear's most impressive minute second quarter drive run of the evening came soon which resufted m a 9-yard after-that, however. touchdown pass to Brandon After a good Miller punt Werry. pin~ed the Ea~les deep in Amsbary also avoide~ thetr own temtory, Mmear bemg sacked on the ni ght. again took the first handoff rushing for 67 yards on II from Amsbary', darted carries. through a pair of Mil·ler Eastern (3-5, · 1-2 TVC) defenders ·before breaking travels to Waterford next into the secondary where no Friday. one could keep up for him on Miller (1-7, 1-2 TVC) plays a 94-yard touchdown spool. host to Federal Hocking. BY DEREK TAYLOR StaH writer . scored his first touchdown when he broke a run off left tackle and forced his way into the endzone with 8:24 left in the first quarter. After penalties nullified several solid Southern plays Waterford took over in Tornado territory, where four plays later, btlhind two long by Doebereiner, runs McCutcheon hit the endzone for a 14-0 WHS lead at the 3:34 mark. · At the II :54 mark of the second frame, Waterford scored on Doe,bereiner's second touchdown of the night, a six-yard run .around the left side to make it 20-0. The kick failed. 'Waterford scored four more times before the half to hold a 44-0 lead at intermission. Waterford scored two more times o·n a Doebereiner 78yard kick-off return, and a Travis Schad 33-yard run . Matt Thomas, in his second game at fullback for . the Tornadoes, scored Southern's only touchdown on a twoyard run with I : II remaining m the game. A.). Simpson added the two-point conversion on an off-tackle run. For Waterford, Aaron Thomas had a fumble recov- · ery, and Alex Heiss an interception. Andrew Philson had a ·sack for Southern. Southern quarterback Derek Teaford played despite severe burns on his hands from an accident earlier in the week. Simpson led SHS in rushing with 67 yards on 21 carries; and Thomas had 16 carries for 56 yards. Southern hosts Trimble next Friday, while Waterford hosts Eastern as· it shoots for its. · first-ever Tri-Valley Conference crown. ing four point after kicks and Waugh connected on one passing to Lambert for a two ·pass for 20 yards and Seth point conversion. Williamson one for 24 yards Lambert led all ground for . the Rebels. Mitchell gainers with 112 yards on the caught three passes for 80 night with Justin Jordan pick- yards and Faulk hauled in ing up 75 yards for Wahama. two for 39 for Wahama wifh . Zack Lee paced the South Jason Merrick grabbing one Gallia running attack with 13 for 24 yards and Lee one. for yards on nin11 tries. 20 yards for South G.allia. Waharna will return home · Zerkle threw for 85 yards and three touchdowns while next week for an important Lambert adde!.l one comple- outing against visiting St. tion for 44 yards for the Marys. South Gallia plays host to Hanpan next week. White Falcons. On the Raiders' next drive, was pretty nervous coming Geiger broke loose on a fake into this game." "It was like plugging holes up the middle for 71 yards as the Raiders made it a one in a damn in the first half," point ¥arii.e'. after the extra added Deel. point k1ck failed. "I was proud of the kids The Redrtien followed wifh effort all the way through. 21 unanswered points, includ- That's one thin~ haven't had ing touchdown passes by Daily to ask. We don t have to ask · to Gabe Ruggles for I 0 yards them to play hard ..'' and Roger Joseph for 36 yards. Luke DeGarmo led the "This was a scary game for Raiders on defense with 14 us," said McCollister, a for- tackles (seven solo), while mer assistant at Gallia Darst had nine tackles and Academy. "I have a lot 'of Colin Woodall pitched in respect for the coaches here with seven. at River Valley and the .proRiver Valley enterliiins gram. They're well-coached South Point next, while Rock and their kids play hard. 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Teem Slellattca failed) • ,failed) 8:05 P - Jeremiah Bolden 14-48. s RH- Gabe Ruggles 10 pass from ""-lng: GA- Travis McKinniss 7· Firlll Downs 7 10 Steven Daily (M<Fann kick) 4:53 T..m Stetlattce 15-HS. Yards Rushing 117 258 pp 5econd Ouerter P - Ct1ig Felts 6-14-D·76 Yards PaSIIng 4 J 30 RH - Ken Elswick 1 run (McFann 121 Total Yards 288 First Downs 6 16 . kick) 11 :23 Eeltem 42, Miller 0 Comp-elt·lnl 1-1·1 3-5-0 Rushes-yards 35-75 46-199 ~ ·RH - Roger Joseph 36 pass from Miller 0 0 0 0 - 0 Penalties 3·20 7-65 Passing yards 54 32 Dally (McFann kick) 9:I 5 . Eas1ern 14 21 7 o - 42 Punls 4·34.8 o-o Total yards 129 231 AV - Geiger blocks, returns punt Comp-att·inl 6·16·1 2·8·1 35 yards (pass tailed) 2:02 Fll'lt Quarter Individual Smtletlce Penaltles·yards 3·15 3-15 Fourth Quarter E- Bryan Minear 9 run (kick tailed) Ruahlng: S - Simpson 21-67, 6·29.8 3-33.3. . RH - Hanl<ins 28 run (McFann 11:39 Thomas 16·58; w- Doeberelner 15· Punts·avg ,kick) 1:13 E - Minear 94 iun (Minear run) 202, McCutcneon 5-44 Individual 8Utllallca 6:13 Receiving: S - Mcl<eaver 1-4: w ' Tum Statistics sei:oncl 01111rter -Billy Lee 1·10, Travis Barth 1-11 . Rulhlng: PP - Kevin Thompson RH RV 15-27; J.D. Thompson 4·21 , Jesse E - Minear 22 run (Martin kick) McCutcheon 1·9 · First Downs 18 1t 9:45 Peutng: S- Teaford 1•1·1-4-Q; Non 5·16, Nick Duncan 11-11 ; J32·201 . Jlushes·yards 51·286 E- Minear 20 run (Martin kick) :40 W- Cunningham 3-5{)-30-Q Tyler Baisden 22·114, Jon Ferris 8· ,Passing yards 121 27 E - Brandon Werry 9 pass lrom 32, -T.J. McDonald 8·26, Jared Total yards 407 228 Ken Amsbary (Martin kick) :00 . Wahema 48, South Oallla 0 Humphries 5·22, Travis Huff 3·5 ,Comp-att-inl 9·13·1 6-13·2 Third Quarter S. Gallla 0000-0 Pll..lng.: PP- Kevin Thompson 5· Fumbles-lost 2-Q 2·1 E- Minear 5 run (Martin kick) 1:58 Wahama .13 13 14 8- 48 16·1-54; J -Jared Humphries 2·8·1· ·Penalties-yards 9-85 ' 4·30 32 T..m stettallc• F11'8t quarter . . W - Lambert one yard run (kicko Receiving: PP - Ntck Duncan 2· Individual Statistics M E lailad) 24, Nic Dafton 2·17, Jesse Noll 1-14; , Rushing: RH - James Russell 15- First DoWns 6 16 w- 1\. Mitchell 17 yard pass from J - Doug Taylor 1-16, Jamie 110, Aaron Hankins 24·109, Robbie Rushes-yards 26·23 51-353 'McClellan 1·33, Dan Mullins 8·32, Passing yards · 26 Zerkle (A. Mitchell kick) Callahan 1·16 38 -Sle\181l Daily 2,1 , Ken Elswick 1-1: AV Total yards 49 391 Second quarter ~-Burley Geiger 3-74, Allan Brown 9- Comp-an-lm 3-5-0 3-3-o W- Faulk 15 yard pass from Zerkle Meigs 38, Alexander o ·53, Joey Graham 12-43, Jessie Ward Fumbles-lost 3-3 2-1 (A. Mitchell kick) · Meigs 13 12 13 o- 36 4-16, Adam Darsl 2·9, Jeremy Stroud · Penalties-yards 2-12 7-49 W Lambert one yard run (run Alexander o 0 0 0 - •o . 2-6. . Puitts-avg 5·24.5 0-0 failed) Palling: RH - Sloven Daily 9·13Third q1111rter Fl1'8t Quart.r . 1-121 ; RV- Joey Graham 6·11·2· lndlvlduat Stetlatlca W- Faulk 24 yard pass from.Zerkle M- Roush 7 yd run(Fackler Kick) 27, Ryan Spaulding D-2·0-0. Ru1htng: M- Marc Sicilian ·11-3, (A. Mitchell kick) . Receiving: RH -Robbie Kurt Morrow 5-(-4), Keilh Moore 9-20, W· Jordan 39 yard run (A. Mkchell M - Roush 5yd run (kick blocked) Second Quarter McClellan 3-44, Roger Joseph 1·36 Dishion 1-4; E - Bryan Minear 20. kick) MBuzzard 1yd run (pass lailed) 'David Schug 1-23. Gabe Ruggles 1: 209-5, Ken Amsbary 11-67, Travis Fourth qulll'l.r M Roush 7 yd run (pass tailed) 10, James Russell 2·8; RV- Burley Durslt 0-43, James Pierson 9·32 W - Faulk 71 yard interception .Geoger 2·14, Jessie Ward 1·7, Riley 1'!111lng: M- Kurt Morrow 3·5-D· return (Lambert pass from Mttchell) Third Qultrter ·Rice 1·6 26; E- Ken Amsbary 3-3-Q-1-38 . M- Dill 25 yd pass from Cullums R-IVIng: M- Daryl Watson 2· . Tum Sbttlatlca (Fackler kick) · Gallla Acad. 28, Portsmouth 12 20, Moore 1-6: E- Bryan Minear 1· SG w M - Buzzard 1 yd run ( kick NG) GAHS 1'11< 14 0 0 - 28 15, Travis Wilford 1-14, Brandon Rushes-Yards 26-18 49-229 Portsmouth 0 0 o 12 - 12 Werry 1-9-1 Passing yards 44 119 Team Statistics Total yards 62 348 M A First Quarter Waterford 58, Southern 8 Comp-att·inl 2-16-6 5·10·3 First Downs 16 4 GA - Ty Simmons 1 run (Dustin Southern. 0 0 0 8- 8 Rushes-yards 53-327 32·91 lcfall kick) 6:32 · Waterlord 14 30 6 8 - 58 Individual Statistics 7 GA- Shannon Shipley 22 pass Fll'8t Quarter Rushing: SG - Zack Lee 9-13, Passing yards 121 448 from Travis MeJ<inniss (Hall kick) ;44. W- Dan Doebereiner 1 run (Heiss Bernie Fulks 3·7, Brandon Coburn 4· Total yards 98 SeCond Quarter . kick) 8:24 .. . . 6, Curtis Waugh 1-4, Seth Williamson Comp·att·int 6·11·1 2·9-3 , GA -Jesse Aeilmire 1 run (Hall W- McCutcheon 4 run (Heiss kick) 1·(·1 ), Dustin O'Brien 2·(-6), Josh Penallies-yards 11 ·105 8·54 -kick) 6:49 3:34 Waugh 3·(·9), Total 26-18; W ' GA - Simmons 11 run (Hall kick) Second Quarter Lambert 12·112. Jordan 12·75, Individual Stetlatlcs · :35 W - Doeberainer 6 (kick tailed) Gagnon 6·39, Branch 3-17, Zerkle 9· Ru.ahlng: M - Roush 24·145; Fourth Quarter 11 :54 (·1), Russell 2·(·1), Barton 2-.(-4). Buzzard 16·98; Glover 5-50; Stewart - P - Craig Felts 1 run (kick failed) W- Heiss 43 Interception return Ward 1·(·8) 3·14; Imboden 3·6; Fackler 1·6; Day ,11 :14 ' (kick failed) 11 :34 . · , Paastng: SG ·- Waugh' 1·12·20·5· 3-8; Conde 2·(·1); Fackler 1-1; AP - Payne.33 pass lrom Fells · .W - McCutcheon 9 pass from 0, Williamson 1-4+24·0; W- Zerkle Bean 15·62; Brandenberry 6·17; (pass failed) I :40 Cunningham (kick failed) 6:54 4·9·65·0·3, Lambert 1·1·0·44·0 James 4:10; Rush 3·14 W - Doebereiner 62 punt return, Receiving: SG - Jason Merrick 1· Team Statistics kick no good, 38-o, 5:07 24, Zack Lee 1-20, Total2-44; W- A. Paaalng: M- Cullums.6-11·121·1· . GA p I ; A- Holbert 2·9·1·3·0 W·McCutcheon B-yard run (kick Mitchell 3'80·1, Faulk 2·39·2 · First Downs failed) 1:45 · · · 10 12 Receiving: M - Fackler 4·58; 'Rushes'yards 34-79 39·209 Third Quarter Ramsburg 1·38; Dill 1·25·1; A Jackson 12, Pl. Pt..aant 0 ;Passing yards 76 68 W- Doebereiner 78 kickoff return PPHS 0 0 0 0- 0 Bean 1-4; Brandenberry 1·3 Point went three and out on the other hand, had just two possessions in the again o'n their first possesopening quarter - one sion of the second half, and staning at their own 12 and a short 27-yard punt the other at their own 15. enabled the hosts to start That trend continued into yet another drive on the the second stanza as well, Big Blacks' end of the as the Big Blacks' first field . It took the Iron men· possessioQ of that quarter just seven plays to cover began at their eleven. 45 yards to the end zone 'Jackson had the ball deep with Baisden's 5-yard run · in Point Pleasant territory capping the scoring drive. The Big Blacks' best. twice in the opening quarter, with one drive stalling chance to put some points· at the Big Black 12 and the on the board came on their other at the Point 15. iQitial possession of the The teams played to a fourth quarter. Starlin~ at scoreless draw in that first their own 48-yard hne, period, but the lronmen courtesy of. a Kevin went 58 yards on just six Hudnall fumble recovery, plays on their first posses- the locals drove down to sion of the second quarter the J-a-cbon. fi veJard line to take a 6-0 lead. Baisden where they face a third was the workhorse, pick- . and three. ~ut, they lost a ing up 54 of those yards, yard on .third down, and but it was fullback Jon then Kevm Thompson was Ferris who tallied the sacked on a fourth down t~at touchdown, bullying his pass attempt way over from the four- squelche~ both the sconl!g yard line. opportunity and th~ B1g . ·p · . h d Blacks' chances to wm the o10t went t ree an out game · . . . twice, .even · though their field position was . much Defen~·v~ly, JUDI Or better, and wasted an inter- DustiO Hit Man Baker ception by Jared Billings led the B1g Blacks ~tth 12 in the process. Point final- tackles on the .evemng. He ly got something going 00 also upped away a J~c~son their last drive Of the half pass attempt. Btlhn)lS when they d'rove 10 the mtercepted a Jackson aenJackson 23 yard line, but a ai and had 6 tackles. Derek last-second field goal was KmnaJrd ha.d 10 tackles. ' blocked and the hal(ended Pomt fmtsheds out the with tliat 6-0 score. The season wtth th_ree home final drive was set up by game.s, mcludm.g next Jesse "Cedar" Non's fum- week s .Homecommg conble recovery. test agamst Warren Loc.~l. and defense. I think it was a totl!l dominate game." Clifford was dissatisfied with the perfotmances he received from his offensive and defensive linemen. "They just whipped us up front," Clifford sa1d. "They blocked us on offense, and we dido 't block them very well when we were on offense. We just got handled . up front." In addition to the hope that his team will learn from the loss, the one positive Clifford took from the game was his team's second half response. 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St., you know, aMd NOT to send ANI) 8UDJ)JNGS . 1 br. apt for rent 1oo. sec. (740)446-7398 money through the mall until For sale by own~r 2 BR., liv- __ . dep.&$300. a mon. all util. ANNOuNcEMENTS . AUCTION you have Investigated the lng room, kit, dining room, Included 304-675 _3654 Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clari< __ . . , Every Fnday 06 :30 Angle.s offering. bath and utility, .partlal base- Building fqr rent, lol;:ated 81 Chapel Road, Porter, Ohia. C-1 Beer Carry Out permit Flea Market 333 Mec~anlc ment, patio and fi'Ont porch, 28 Cedar Street, can be 1 furnished+ 1 unfuinlshed (740)446-7444 1-877-830for sale. Chester Township, Street Pamer~, Ohio Call Start Your Business To- little over 112 acre, 3 car ga- .used for ofllce or small res- apt, clOse to grocery in 9162. Free Estimates, Eat¥ Meigs County, send letters For Information. 992-9734 day... Prime Shopping Cen- rage, in Bashan close to taurant. (740)256.f>661 downtown Gallipolis. 'financing, 90 days same ~s ol inte rest to : The Daily ter Space Available At Af· new highway going In, Lors&.· (740)~46-1158 cash. Visa/ Master Car~. WANTED Sentinel, PO BcK 729-?0, fordable Rate. 2 Nice Exec· $38,000.00 ACREAGE Drive· a- little save ak>t. : 10 BUY Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. utlve Offices. Newly Ae· (740) 949-2252 call a3 Bedroom Appar1ment,No Whirlpool washer, $9S; Ken· modeled. Spring Valley Pia· nings or leave message. Pete992 5858 za. Call (740)446·3481 . 112 acre 161: on Tycoon Lake ·more dryer, $95; Kenmore GIVFAWA\' · ·n 1 Po lor, · wJ12x60Traller$16,500.00 electric range $95· Caloric for Sale l House website at rt BEAUTIFUL APART· ' . ' www.prestera.org for an ap~ 1800 sq. fl . 3 BR, 2 bath. now $13•500·00 MENTS AT BUDGET PRI- . gas .r~ng~e, wh.fte , $ 15 ~: Free puppies, . (740)992plication or mall resume/ ep· SERVICES (740)441·4705 Priced lo sell · (7401247 •110 CES AT JACKSON ES· Kenmole 11061 free, whka, 9229 plication to: TATES, 52 Westwood Drive refngera!o~, $1SO; uprig~t ..h.r }.125· Maytag · TURNED DOWN ON . Land home packages. No 15 acres more or les·s. Lo· from $297 1o $3B3. Walno · free PRESTE RA CENTER · """ · ' Free to good homes. 7 HR/MasonPsychAide SOCIALSECURITYISSI? . payments while under con- cated. on Green valley shop & movies: Call 740- . washer~ ryer set, $27~ ; week old puppies! Playful & No Fee Unless We Wlnl structlon. Uttle or no Drive, Stale Reule 160, 5 . Sofa $75' Dresser with Web PV Plus Unit Should 7am, call740-992-5023. P.O. Box 806!=1 446·2568. Equal Housing . ' ' Fluf1y. Gentle & loyal in na- be compatible wit~ HP 670 Charleston, WV 25705 1-888-582-3345 down payment required. ·min utes from .Holzer. Will Opponunity mtrror, $75; Nice solid woo~ lure. Never a better family Hiring an experienced cook, EOEIAA (740)446·3218 . sell In part or whole. Cell lor . bedside stal'!dS with pet or companion. Call evenings & weekends. Ap- --..=~------- 'l'P.I""'-"'!!!~---., Mlddlepon house tor aale· 3 details. (740)448·0118 -draWerS, $4l!':,Och. Skagt) (740)245-9372 evenings, or pi In P tth f 1 1 ,. Furnlshe~ ~ Rooms and '" Arlpna:~ces , .. 16 Vine Street, 10 y s(sona acaeera PT/PTAandOTICOTA HOMI<S . badrooma, Iorge kitchen, g•th U 11 Cl R I . < .,,..-.. -" (740)441-4863 anytime. at the University Of Rio PRN n......:.:.rtunltleelll FOR SALE . dinning room, bath & 112, 2 2 & 5 acres hOI'114i! sites, ,...- ' ps a~s, 0 ea~i Re- (740)~r$B ~: Puppies 1 male , female Grande. For more lnforma..... ~ "---itiiiiiiiiiiol-r! car gara~. large fenced In Eutern Local S:ch®l Dis- ereoce~ an ~P91il e-· ~~ . , mom· f~l blooded Irish Set: 11 JO HELP WANTED tlon call (140)24!!-5660.~ F»rogreellve. Step-f.:- rehab . back yard, window~. Sldrng tr!c.t. u1illtles available, ap- qulred. , No .P.~s. (740)4.46· ;•·: : l ';.,."~' ~ .. ) ter, dad- believed to be I..- - - - - - - · services has &Kelting PAN $69,000, 3 bedroom, 1·112 & roof all less than 1 yr. old, proved road, sorry n6 trail- 1519 _:. . .. • black Lab, shots, wormed, 3 -, Jewelry SaiesP8f8on FTJPT. oppor1unltlee for therapists bath, 2 car garage, 10 ml- sell furnished or unlurntsh- ers, (740} 985·3595 Muat be dependable, outgo- and assistants In Gallipolis. nutes from Holzars, Ohio. ed call ." •••" any· · Graolous living . 1 and 2 Buy or sell. Riverine Ant.i17- 1992 ~7 r'non1hs old, to good homes Arcadia Nursing Cente.r: s $ b d v only, (740 )992 _1328 is now accepting AN's, or ing, enjoy working with. the ee what Progressive Step (304)675-2364 ll~e. U no answer leave . 30 acres, ~55 ,000 . e room- apar1rnents at II- quae, 1124 East Main Oh public & have excellent Rehab has to oflar: (740)&79·9257 • lege Manor and Riverside SFt 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· LPNs, applications. Avail&· Apa 1 Mld"l message I.osr AND math skills. Apply at Acquls·. •0 rganized, dynamic in- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 car --~·---:---rtments n .,. aport. 992-2526. · Russ Moor&, ble positions are Part-Time h ~ RFALEsrAn; F $278 $"" C811 740 ilfons, 151 , 2nd Avenue. ouse rehab teams garage. Fenced back yan~. New 2000 sq ft home, 10 \'" .. W.'........ • rom . •. ~· · • .owner. FOUND . . 3·11 shift. We have new Gallipolis. No phone calla •Ntce facilities In great IOCa· CqOI. tree- shaded lot locat~ minutes from Hospital. 1\.!UUJ 9 2·5084; E,c;tu,al H "i~~-----.., 9 . ~u·slng starting ·wages for our ANs. "1 Q ·· 1 f; Mlsc!:Ll.ANE<x. IMalo Dog Los! please. tlons ed at 107 Bastian! Drive.· complele abov"" ground pportun1ues. 0·. lder 8-"n ,....... Wa offer e~~:cellent benefits ••·~···-ISE .. •experienced, friendly and Call (740)446.0123: pool with porch,.,. driveway Will pay 1op do11 ar to r pr1me l"rJ.J!.rn ...nrum ., I~ Syracuse. CoiJar with that. include . Health )nsur- KVC Behavioral Heaithcare professional staff and garage foundation . land. New home bt:lllder. Modern 1 i:JA ·apartm&r\t. Ulgs."upper'At. 124~ ance, 401 K. Ufe Insurance, Pol 1 PI t wv Th 3 Bedroom neWly remod· 1740)446 3093 (740)"6 ""90 n · essen • · era- ·excellent PRN rates , Price below appraisal. v - -v..;o 11740 ·Case Skid Loade"r, 9•92 •2307 comp8tlve wages and cp- p·st needed M t h p elad In Middleport call 11om I . us · ave a lease call Andra Miller, • • (740)446:3384. . •· $3500. \740)643·0508 portunllies lor advance- Masters degree and. a WV Staffing Coordinator, at 1· Anderson after 5 p.m. _. ~ Now Taking ApplicatlonsYARD SALE ment. It you are a team social work license or LPC. 866-563-6130, !a)C (614)- 992-3348 · PRICE REOUCEIJ. 3' IJicl. 35 West 2 Bedroom Town: ;3 lots In Mo,und Hill Ceni~player who ·enjoys working Salary IS' $28,000." + DOE 923-3802 or e-mail resume . 3 Bedroorri with garage on room, 2 bath Brick R~hch. house Apar1ments, Includes tery. Must sell, best pr~. with the elderly, please ap- Family Service Specialist to: approximately 1 acre an· on 1.511at acres, newer car9lH8 Water Sewage, TraSh, Call .(740)44.6-2158 &!litply in person between 9•4 ~case M8nagem8nt Need- AMIIIer@EXtendlcare.com. Route 2, Gallipolis Ferry. pet, doors an appliances, FORlblvr $3?0JM6., 74o-446-ooo8, . nings. '; YARD SALE· or call, Susan Winland, AN, ed" •mus1 have bache1ora EOit ' lull basemen1 (part! (304)&75-5332 . a11y 11 n:l GALIJI'OUS Director of Nursing. degree ~ have a WV social lshed), 2 car garage, Rt 33 1 ·3 Bedrooms For.eclosed On~. ·· ~e9rooT, ~pstalrs COOL DOWN, Central 1\!r Arcadia Nursing Center work license pay starts 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch above New Haven. Homee From $199.!Mo., ;4% apartment (partially furnish- Co'n~diuOfie'rs and Heat 2 family garage sale. 186 East Ma,·n Street . Truck DriVWI, Immediate II h I Pumps II yo d n't II $10 .57 ' hourly.. t<:VC pro- hire, class A COL required,· stYle, open oor ouse Pan, (304)882-3897 Down, 30 Years at a.:5% ed) a.t ~5, 1, S , econr1 Avenue, · · u o .ce us Greenbr,iar Drive. Saturday· c 00 1 ·11 Ohl0 ;, · • both 1 F • Vf e, vldes in-home and foster · exceUen~t pay. experience covered front porch. Side . APA. For Listings, aoo;.31tt-- GalliPQijs. $350 per month we ose . ree esr1· _&_s_u_nd_a_Y·_9_-5_P_m_._ _ _ (740·667-3156) care services to children required.,Earn up to $1 ,000. sundeck, apprcx 1 mile from . Rent · 3 Br hou" In pom~r- : 3323-E)C!. 1709. . ,plus $350 depq.slt. Water & mates. (740).446:6308 and and families. KVC offers ex- per week.Call304-675-4005 town on State Roi.rte ·588. O'f, ~hsal~ or :nt ~ 76(7:~r tfash· lnC:lu~d (no oth'~. utll· · ·1·800·291-0D98. ' 4 family yar~ sate. October EOE -M/FIH/DV & , Saturday & Suncellent tralnlng, Including Built In t998 on 1.2 acres. man pus epos · 2,3, and4Bedroomsunltea lUes Included In rent). No OIRECTV, SO two TV hook12 13 VAN DRIVER (740)983-0730 or (740)446- 898-8783 Svallabte. Pomeroy/Micktl• pets. Six month leas8 re· up, order hare and earn day 9-5pm. Lots of name Are you Interested In be- LPC supervision, and benebrand clothing, children and coming a State Tested ·fits. Send resume to HR Full-time position required 6161 . Wanted! GOQ:d credit· cus- port!Raclne area Immediate qulred. CaH (740)446-7323 $$$, 800·2·63 _2.::aAn. Nurse .Aide? if you would D dt d S (Lib ) · ~. 1 fo ~ adult sizes. Mise household like an exciting, rewarding ept, 200 8 ra or t, transporting consumers to 3br. Ranch, Gallipolis, Mill tomers to purchase new occupancy. Hud approyed rary lUI" more n rmaElectric Bate eo·ard He~Jt· . items,. , mile east on State care'er In health care, we Charleston, WV 25301 Call and from med~i appoint· Creek Road; Brick Front, home wlland. $0 down tO lmmedlite occupancy · pets tlon. era, Electric range & refrtgl, Route 554 lrom 160 Inter- have the answer for you . 800·835-5277 Fax: 347· mentsln the Maalpn County, n8w vinyl siding, new roof, qualified customara. 1·5 allow, no deposit opjlon. ::---:---:--~Hot water heater, breaker . section. Walch fo r signs . Scenic Hills NUrsing Center ~~: · E-mail: wvhrOkvc.org WV area. Mull be able to $1Q,OOO. Call after !pm. acre tracla available. 1·800·340-8814 Tara Townhouee Apart· boK wlbrlakera, well tank, 1 0 1 Rain cancels. ls orterlng a nurse aide :--:-:--:--:--:::---:{304)875-5038 {7!0)446·3093 1 well pump, windows. Much 2br. References .4 '· 85 Dodge Diplomat, $500 class. It will begin October Local Bar & Grilf IHklng sumers off and on van II 4 br., lr. & dr., 2 bathe, 1/2 MOBFORILEC~~ No Pats. (304)675·5,82 1/2 Bath, Newly Carpeted, More. (304)875-3886 080. ~ew tires, every1hlng ~1st. You must apply thl1 Waltreaal bartender for day· needed. Required HS dlplo· baaament, lg. kitchen wflotl o!tAU!i • Adult Pool & Baby .Pool, P8worka. Can be seen at wHeek In person at Scenic shift (10:30-5pm) Must be ma or GEO, sara _driving re· of cupboards, ale-fan & 3 bedroom home, Miners- t!o, Start $3?6/Mo. No Pats, Electric cook stove excellent 2910. Birch ' Avenue. Call Ill~. Contact Amber Camp- reliable, honest and have cord and knOwledge of local heat, water eofttner, new 12x5o · 3 bedroom w/o/a, ville, Ohio, river view, .no LtaM Plue Security Otpoa;il condition. Sear1aewlng mi· (304)675·7682 bell or Jayne Oar)lrig. l)rlor waltrasa experience. routei: APPlY In person or :t~lndows, lg . lront porch . washer & dryer, atove, pats, references r&qUired, Required, Caya: 740·446- chine w/cabinet dining roo[!l Community Yard , Sale- A1TN: Point Pleasant. great pay and good tips. mall to: overlooking river, will con· · $5,495, 740-992-2167 $450 month, call (740)992- 3481: Evenings: 740-387· suite, table wllaaf & S ohali'a JoAnna's Jut & Kurl end Postal positions. Clerks/car· Call (740 1•9371 or apply PRESTERA CENTER ·slder trade. (740)992·9012 6777 after 5pm. 0502. & china hutch. 2 8010 01 odd In person at 42 Court Street, chalra, knick-neck self, 1984 two Bedroom Mobile next door, 65 Westwootf Or. · rlers/sortere . No exp. re· Gilllpolls . · HR/Mason Van Driver Beautiful custom built home · 3br. House !ocatad · In Ma· small ice maker, reg . queen· be1Ween Flea market & Bob qui red. Benefits. For e)Cam, ~0. Box 8089 Home, 2 full bathe, catherlal · wtth 3 large Bodroomo, 2· c 111 D ck Nl- oon, wv. $495. + Utillll~o. Twin 11 .-,..~-, Jor at• sj,l~. high poster bod. 1 /~ Evans Farm , Salurday, Oc- salary, and testing informs- Meigs Motel, needs House I WV 25705 /2 bah Ia 1 mlly e ngs 8x 12 e • ..... ....~.... .... '' ..,.. h" 1 1 a, rge a room H N F No Peto. (304)773·""" . 1 .. '. ~·yl•, 10 •·abl", ; ". ·' w .. e metal bod. (304)675· tober12C9:00am.Weightlicncaii (630)393·3032EKI. Keeper. 992·5531 wthtl 1 'llblck lh erne, ew urnance . · n ':"! ....., 79 74 bencl1, baby sluff, loys, girls 782. 8am-8pm. 1 days. wr~p a:u~~·p;.lh:.. ,;~ -"$8",500=-:·98'"."'5'-'·983=.1 '----:- 5 roomo & bath, 50 Olivo~ : f>l9w ICCeptlng opplloatlona -~"-''------olo thes, very large womens MIS TECHNICIAN aq.ft. 01 living area. Cuotom·· 1993 Mobile homo, 14,56, S326ltlo. (740)446·:f645 ; tor 1;; br, til , u1l)ltl eo" paid ·fltiher Price Harlsy Motor· • ·clothes, dirl cheepl Perform lroubleshoollng, built kkcften & bath -nelo 2 bedroom, 1 bath, ollappll· ------"'--~··• HUC..,·auloted,., carpstod eycla, good condition, only AVON I All Areas I To Buy or maintenance, and enhancefrom Smiths. Site on 5• 112 ancea. 7200 _ (740)3SS· 7 rooms, 2 bath, Gallipolis. , apartment. rant Is 30% of $75, battery Included. Friday- Salurdayh, 11 & 12, Sell. Shirley Spears. 304· ment of a point of sale reg- Gllllpolla Ca,.., CoUege acre with pond with 30x No pats, water paid, $550 your 18djueted ln9or:ue· call PI~& call (740)256·6407 9900 40 8am-2pm, cot 1 1ng, prom 675·1429. lster and Inventory system (Careers C!oll To Home) th ~~s• & ate nc · 304 675 6679 ..-between 8 1 · dr-esses & miscellaneous detached garage. 4 'mllea man • ~ ., r ra e. • • eave message. Community Action is see~- In central oHice and multiple Call Todayl740..446-4387, from Holzer Hospital on 1994 Oakwood 14x70, 2 (740)~1100 · 4:30pm weekdaYs.EHO · For sale· 12 wooden wlnitems. 325 Lariel Driv~ . · 1 c retail store locatioris. Work· 1·800·21-4-0452, BR, 2 full baths, newly 1ng temporary nlake lark teo. A real buy at $289,000. ... _...~ "'··CE Galll.poll·s· 1 dows, $100 (double hung) A.d k w1th Emargen- ing knowledge 1nvolvt·ng , Reg #90-05·12748. IJUU" o3I"J\ .:..:;;...::.:....:c-:------1 o to war Call to see (740)446-2927 painted Interior. Newer LR ..arge ' two story' three ' n......... 1 • (740)446·069~ .Garage Sale- · 50 Kristi r;.; Programs. CYrganization- Windows NfT and DOS. carpet. 3 ton AJC, skirting, room house at 853 Saoond ___ FOR .ftl!l'll Drive, October 11th & 12th, al skills, compute r experi· Good organization skills • Mt'S('FJJ ,1tNEOlJS. Must sell I $15,000. Aver'lue, .Gallipolis (near Ll· · ·I Freezer- 22 cu. ft. Sears, all 9am-?, .Jackson Pike, turn ence, and ability to deal with needed. Will work directly · . {7~)388-0436 after 5pQ1_ or brary) $800 per month with Mobile home ~ot1 takes 12new parts, $150 flri'n, call ~t John Deer sign. persons ot various socioe- for ~ead of corporate operaleave ~ess~ge. $800 deposit required. No 14-16 wldes. $100 deposit, (740)941l-4000 "----'----'-"--- - conomic baCkgrounds. Valid tions. Based In Point ~leas- Wanted- someone to cut & - - - - - " ' ' - - - - - pets. Water lnciuded .lli rent $125 month. (740)446:0115 Junction ·at Jackson Pike Drivers license, high school ant, WV. Send resume and hull peperwood , for Info call 2 lrallar for sale on 1 acre (no other utilities).. Six Grubb's Piano· Tuning & \I IIH II \\l)hl and Watson road , 9:00 Sat· graduate or equivalent. salary requirements to: (740)742-0528 leave meslot, $36,000, Nice rentaL morfths lease reqUired . Repairs. Problems? Need All rulntMe ldvtrtlalng (740)446-0118 Call ror de- (740)446-7323 (library) for lrl::1ol!""~.':lloltsF.Hou)~ urday. Name bra'nd .clothes. Send resume wilh three (3} Fruth , Inc. , P.O Bo~~: 332, sage '"""'"'. ~"·-0.1 Tuned? Call The Piano Or. In thl• neweptiPfl' It and many other items. rele rences to Mrs. Edwaros. Point Pleasant, WV 25550. 11M WANDD tails. • more Information. . 740-446·4525 aub)tct 10 the F..,.. Saturday, October 12, 2236 Gallia Meigs C.A.A .. 8010 N Ann: Human _Resources To Do 2000 t4 X 70 Clayton 38R. MOBILE Felr Hou1lng Act of 1H8 Independent Herbalife Dis· G·raham School Road, 4th State Route 7, Cheshire. Dept. 28th. Appliances, Porches, whleh m~~ku H lllepl to tributor, Call For Product Or house off 141 past Cente· OH 45620 Oy 10118!02. -N-ee_d_7-la-dies-to_s_e_II_A_vo..,.. i1. 1 skirting, like new, must go FOR lbNr 2 Almpn(l frost free ~efrlger~ edvertiH ..Iny · nary. Large variety oi new. & GMCAA is EOE. Chll~ere available In down· a1ors, $75 each; Whtte Ken- Opportunity. (740)441-1982 519 ,99s.oo; 7-40-992•0078 . p~ence, llmlt.Uon or old. Decoration items, Kero· (740)446·3358 · town Pomeroy, pri11ate pay 2 bedroom all electrip mo- more washer, $65; Rqpper JET dlacrlmlrwtlon Hue~ on sun heaJer. furnitu re. lqts Domino's . Now Hiring alllo- :-:---:-----:---- only, providing 24 hr. servNew200314;~~703Br/ 26th bile home. Spring Valley Dryer, $60: Almond Whirl· AERATION MOTORS rac:e, color, religion, • • cations ~t. Pleasant . Galllp- Need manager for Womens ·Ice, call (740)992-5827 for ,.rhlllal et.tue or natl01111l Only $995. down and only. Area, $S50 rent, $2SO de- pool washer ~ dryer set, Repaired, New & Rebuilt In more. olis. Eleanor. Sale drivers, Fitne: Center, must be more informa11on. origin, or •nY Intention to $189.86 per month. Call posit.. No pets. (740)441 - $150.· Call after 8Pm, · Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1_ must be 18. Apply in person physically lit & work well. Nikki, (740) 389·7671 8954 (304)875-2900 (740)4i8·9068 ·· mike MV IUCh allocations. with people. honest & willing • 800·537·9528 . prefer-nee, llmltltlon or to work any hours. Send Georges Portable Sawmlll, New Manager's Special, dltcrlmlnltlon." Full/ Part-time CPL drivers. Reaume too: \3004 Meadow- don't haul your logs to the new 16x80, 3 bedroom, 2 2 bedroom mobile home Applljnce&c Roc;p~g ltlory~_d ·- - . , - - -- 1105 Meadowbrook g•d pay, insurance, 401k, brook Drive. Pt. Pleasant, m1U.)ustca11304-675-1957. bath, recluced to only and 2 acre lot. Very, very Washers, Dryers, Ranges, Kitchen cabinets sOlid wood Thla newap~~jMr will not P'ri.-!Sat. 9-5. Canning ja rs, vacation and home eve- wv $27,900 delivered and set nice, no pets , located in Refrlgrators, Up To so·cays with butcher block tops, gas knowingly accept Top . to Bottom Cleaning up. You save over $6,000 Aodn~y. OH. (740)446- Guaranteed! We Sell New stove top & s!Pe oven, elec· cloth diapers , Christmas nlngs. Call (740)286-1463 •dvertiU~Mnte for ,..., Maytag AppNances,. French tric stove, oak kitchen table Truck Drlvere, Immediate Service. professional, reslincluding underpinning,, an- 1409 items, gas stove, 2•Lawn ett.te whleh It In McClure's. Re staurant now ,hire, class A COL required, dentlal, offic.S cleaning, also chars, vapor barrier, 1 set fi- - - - - - - - -' City Maytag, 74().446-7795. & chairs. (304)675-2535 mowers, Electric Hospital vloi.Uon or the ltw. Our hiring. all 3 l_ ocallons. full or excellent pay, experience yard & gutter, al an afforda,...~,.. ,,.. har.by · berglass steps, 20' of utility 3 BA. 2 Bth, w/d, cia • axe. .,-----:...:....____ lincoln Pipllner welder bed. lois ot Good stuf1. part-tfme , J>1ck up applica- required. Earn up to ble price. (740)992-2979 linea under heme, all lnatal- condition. Referenc~s re- Corner dining s~t, $~00; 2200 . 304 -6 75 •4975 ' informed lhlt all Don't Miss lhis One. Last tion at lcd.tion 8. bMg back $1,000. ·per WMk:.Call 304dwelllng8 •dv.rtle.d In led, One only, Coles's Mo· qulr.ed $400.00 1 mth . w/ se- Washer & dryer, $200 set. 9:30am & 675 •4005 Wlll pressure wash houses, tttle newepeper ,,. sale until Spring. Coma and be!Ween blls Homes, U.S. 50 East, curlty deposit call (740) 992- Microwave, $40; Set of Ia- Waterline Special: 314 200 •v•llabl• on .,. equll get a Bargain. Fill a beg or 10:00am, Monday thru Sat• - - - - - - - - trailers, and decks. Call 40 t7 after 6 p.m. ble lamps, $40. Cub C8del PSI $21 .00 Per 100; 1' 200 Alhens, Ohio 45701 URGENTLY NEEDED· 44 t ·4238 ask lor Ron or opportunity bull. box for $1 .00. Speclat area urday. riding mower . . (740)256- · PSI $35.00 Per 100; All plasma donors, earn $50 to leave message. Must Sell· factory mistake, videos .25 each lots of free 1045 Brass Corngresslon Fittings $60 per week for 2 ol"' 3 - - - - - - - - Foreclosed SW on 2 acre 2002 3 BR· 2 8A. Will sacrl· Mason· 2 bedroom trailer. In Stoclc. · stuff Friday and Saturday. hours weekly. Call 'Bio Ute Will w.ork for elderly nights, tract, $500 down 1o qualified flee, many extras, very nice. $275. + ' $275. Deposit. Fireplace Insert , good c,on- RON EVANS ENTERPAIS. • 8:00 to 3:00 Rain or Shine. Plasma Service, 740-592· weekends. Exp. and refer- buyers . .Call (740)448-3570 Save $8,900.00. (304)738- Pho~e (304)675·1911 after dillon , twin tans, $300. ES .Jackson, Ohio, 1-8()(). 178 Millon Rd . CamP Con8851 . 3888, 1-898·736-3332. for a quick sale . encss. (304)675-7961 I 537-9528 ley 4P(II, _(749)367·730Q _Garage sale:Oct. 10.11. 12. ' 3 miles off At 2 on Crab Why wail? Start m~etlng CrE)ek Rd. 8:30-Spm. Ohio singles tonight, call toll ·. • free 1·8.00· 766-2623 eKI AucnON AND 1621 . FLEA MARKEr r I I • C riO r r r MOTORS (740)446.Q103 I If interested, please call Martie Short at . f. 740-446-500 I Sam· 4:30pm - Monday through Friday Holzer Senior Care Center offers competitive compensatiorl in a friendly, professionat armosphere that supports }'lJur growrh and deveiopmem. An £qUCli Opportun it)•Employer. I The Profe11ional Dlllerencel 2002 Kawasaki Prairie V· For sale- red ·potatoes, 1995 Chevy 1500 V-6 Vorc 660 4x4. 1200 miles. E•· ~=======~::::::::::::::::::::~ tee, new tires, nice rims,- be- tended warranty until 4- ·,(740)378-6291 drallo. $4,500. (304)676· 2005. 20001b wam wtneh af· HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1 \In I '-11'1' 111 .., 7973 after 5pm. ter market 11rea $7,500. n8w ,\ I I \ I -, II II 1, 1998 Buick Century, V·6, will eell for $5.900. Call . llrll\or---::E':'ARM ____., .IIIVcrulsa. CD, and good (304i862"3622 or (304)S7"36 6 6 EoulPMENT condition, 71 ,000+ miles, :.::::----~-­ . "--•iiilliiiiiiiiiiii;...,J $8500. (304)862·2640 98 Honda Valkyrie, 1700 The l8 Model Diesel John 1998 Chev. Caviler Blue au· miles. Lots of extras, $9500. ·Deere Tractor 850. 570hrs. to. Ale cruise 4 dr. AM/FM Garage kept, like new, · iike new. Also · 6ft. brush cass. new tires, new bat· ~(71l40r)~2-56··-10·2~t~~--, -HOME CAREhog, 52' tiller, 511. finish t-e·='Y.::.=7"'4.=-000_,_-m_lle_•_$_3_.5_00_. mower, grader .blade, layoff ~2-5860 ·~ a'VI\. ~ • plow,· pig poles. $8,200. 1998 Ford Contour SE, au-(304)576-2687 tomatic, sunrool, CD, One 1d90 Sylvan 25 fool Cruis· owner. $5500. Neg. er, loaded, Aek tor Paul 970 Case Tractor with cab, (304)576-2331 Leave Mes· (740)446-9177 '86HP, good condition, sage. $7000. (740)379-2366 2000 Chevy cavalier only 2000 Wave Yamaha Wave lntern•llonal Cub Low 29,000 miles. 2 door, white runner, Gj) t200R, 155hp, .Boy. 5 foot belly mower, 5-speed and (VC, $4,995. 40 hours, like new! trailer. fasl hitch, $1850. (740)858· (740)446-2927 . $6500. (740)36H012 :.SOt 6 2001 Mltsublshi Eclipse AS toot fishing bOat, excellent 16k mi. , alloy whls. theft" condition, motor & trailer inroc,. 5spd, e~i lt. (304)773- eluded. $2000 OBO. Call 5235 or (304)675.Q226 (740)441-6299 before 11am. 20-70 pound pigs, $20-$25 65 Chevy lmpala. Conveni- ~~~--::~--:".., :~ach . (740)643.0508 ble. Mechanically excellent. A~ . . Fair calves- A-1 sired, Heat Complete car. Great driver. __ • Seeker plus Who Made Good to restore. $5,000 If interested, 'please call Who, black & ha~er broken, {740)256-6936 Lots of chrome, small block Intake carp, scoop & (~7_:.40:c::;:.:7_::.::.::.. 166 -6637 _ _ _ _ 77 Chevy 4x4; 86 Dodge Chev. more, (740)1~2-3605 eve· Reg . Black Angus bulls, Ram van, 360 motor, lln1ed "'nliilngFs;;. · ~~----':""-, yearlings & oldsr bloodlines windows. $750 OBO; 89 " . 8 am • 4:30 pm • Monday ·throu gh Friday 1500 N Bar.EXT., Rile Fullback &D -.:od.:gc.e:_.;.Dy:.:nc.a_sty_._$__ -:Widespread gentla guaran· '?80. (740)256-6333 ~ v•~"""""' Holzer Home Care Offers competitive teed $·1000. 304-372·2389 68 Jaep Clterokelj. auto, 6· 1984 Camper Coachman: compensation Jn ufriendly, professional Registered AnguS Bulls, cylinder, runs g~. $1350. 32 lt. ·perfect for perment . (740)268-1460 (740)441-9610 atmosphere that supports y'our camper site. Priced reasongroMh and developm ent. Several Nanny ooats. Prob- 92 Z-24 Chevy Cavalier, able, gOOd condi1ionl )lbly bred, $40 each. good condition, 135,000 (740) 985-4293 Employer. (740)256· 1399 mllea. (740)367-D394 Caring HeLZER r )I(M~.,~~ I I H r. Difference 1 Connie Carleton at r· ~~~it. ~!r~m~~r~ ~6:r~ , ~~. ~ I Difference ·r 1 :n~~n ~~~~~·~ 88 f:f:~~ SENIOR .CARE CENTER 1·877-463·6247 ext. 2455 'I I The CALL ° j! Caring People .. ~ I r• .s HELP . WANTED Qifference ===...:c.-;.:..__ s I '"r rid WE OFFER: r . j ------- The HELP WANTED a ••tat• •tw.r• Cart"ng People Laroe selection of Fjber Oplics: Angels , Dolphins. Eagles, Bears and MOrt' · I AmeriCan Tool Exchange tools: Drill kits , Grinder Kits, Bolt Cutter, 2 '1• Circular saw, · 3 pc Tool Kits, Dolleys, 55 pc. tool kits, Sanders. and cordless power tools, Knives, Dolls, Doll and I a POUCI1!8: OhiO Val~ Publlahlng I'MeiVM the right to tdlt, ret-ct. or uncel any lid lit any time. !trora must M l"'pCCI'Ud on tiM 1 Trlbu.....ntlnet-Aflll.., wiii!M I'Mpontlbll for no more than ttt. oDd gf the .,.oe ot:GUPied by ttt..,. lind only the tlrll lnMrtlon. II not any lou or·axpMMih .. rNUIIa from m. publla811on or Gml..lan Df tn ad~Mmant. CorrNtlon wm ~made In thli tlret aval ..ble edition. • Bor are confkllnllal . • Currwnt ram en IPPII"' • All rMI adwrtiMmenle lo lht ,~. .1 '•lr Houetng Acl or 1H8. • Thlt ._,..,,..,. ... rNW'dL WI WHI not IIW. Deacrlptlon • lndud• A Price • Avoid AbbNvlltlonl ;::::::::::::::::::::::::...:=======::; r Includes .E.ree Yard Sale Sign I Up To 15 Words, 3 Days 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Au5 Must Be Prepaid • Include Phone Number And Addretl Whtln Netded • ·Ad I Should Run 7 DQI · 1r r 675·5234 992·2157 O{fee !lowe-s> AD • Stllrt Your Adl With A Keyword • lnclud• Complete GRAIN .:....=.:..:..,.- --::--- I J HAY & AUCTION Deer Hunter& Speclall HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1971 Cobra 2, Ft. Trailer, 1968 F·350 Walding Rig good condition, no leaks C&C General Home Malnte•_ Bl~ b lck 1 1965 Mustang Hard top · Lincoln Welder. · $4 ,000. $1 ,750.00 Leave Message ~. r , ltWtr ppas, . nence- Painting, vinyl slci'. •windowe, lintels, etc. Cl•uda Straight 6Cyt., 3-speed, new (304)675-4975 (740) 949·2063 lng, carpentry, doors, win· •• • ;w !ntere, Rio Grande, OH paint, new custom rima & dows, baths, mobile hOme •Call740-245-5121 . tires. Looks Sharp.·$5900. 1963 Forti 150. 8 cylinder, 'liiiii-;.,;;;..;.;;.;.-.;_ _., (304)576·3130 4WD. runo good, $1 .550. Nice pop-up camper. Excel· repair and more. FOf' free estimate caii .Chet, 740-982lent condition.· Sleeps six, (740)445-4999 6323. ~ 1968 Dodge Charger, facto$700 OBO. (140)441·0694 , ry AT 440, $5500 OBO. 1990 Dodge Pick-up, 2WD, SENIOR CARE CeNTER (740) 245•5067 110,000 miles, $1600 OBO. '- I In II I-. Superior Home • .AKC BaeHtl Hound pup- '-:-=-'-='---- (740)256·1875 jft;;;,;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Maintenance .f lea. Vet checked. Trl. col- 1985 Pontiac Perlslanne J1oME We do ·ali repairs en homes . ~r. $200. each. (304)~76- 305 AutoR:'Iatlc · motor 67 Chevrolet 1 Ton dump iMPRovF.MENIS Inside & out. Carpe:ntry, 4!128 wloverdrlve, corve«e rally truck, $ 1500· Call Howard L-.ilililllliiiiiliiitiiil,.l plumbing, yard work, etc. 45_·9 ~heels , has Jensen CD ~f1_40.;;1_2_ _356 _ _-:-:-:-(740)441 "'113 · :AKC Blue Tlclc Beagle pup· player, power seat&, air 95 - Ford Ranger XLT, EK· BASEMENT ~ · . . 'f71'S and started dog's, Dla· shocks., 1967 Pontiac Sa- . tended cab. 4M4, 6 cylinder, WATERPROOFING El..ErnuCAI} : :tnond bloodline: excellent fa 1St tl 307 Unconditional lifetime guarn~•.-. · ·,.un dogs, $100 to $175, r a onwagon auto- &-speed, 1158K. SS,OOO. antee. Local refer,nces fu r· .n.uiU\J"ERATION .., matlc motor wtoverdrlve, (740)71Q-0866 . --~740)742·2728 powo1 windows.& seat, left nlshed. Established 1975. ·~ & ..Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· Residential or commercial v.~~ • ·b p ppys AKC Chocolate front tender has dent but · · ~ u runs good., 1986 Ch8YY ce4-\VDs 0870 .' Rogers Basement Wlr1ng, new serviCe or re· ). Black Excenent Humlng ~ Waterproofing. pairs. Master Licensed elec~tock $250.00 (740) 643· lebrlty 4dr. V·6, auto, over· · trlcian. Ridenour Electrical, ;tl1 26 drive, noads wlnd8hllld & 1986 Jeep Cherokee 4x4, WVOOO:l06. 304·675·1786 . f":;_--:--:-:----:-:--- bolh driver side windows. rebuiH transml881on, rebuilt :).argo broad Ro11weller, vary Runs good, 2 new front tront and, good body and If interested, please call HELP HELP WANTED : ,pood tampered. 7 weeks tires. $1 ,000. ceo. For all tlrea, needs engine or re· Martie Short at · old, 2 males, 2' temalee 3.(304)695-3408 bulk. $1200. (740)446-7928 .$200.00 each 304'773-5873 - ' - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1·740-446-5001 Stop working dead end job! • 1986 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2001 Ch- Silverado E• •Maltese pups- F»urebred, 8 •• , • 8 am • 4:30 pm • Monday through Friday . roughan, V·8 , $500, .Cob. Quod Cab, loaded, Start building successful career! ~AKC reglslered. Available (740)992 t949 :October 16. 3 males. Makes "-'=:.:...·:..:..::::...._ _ _ red, new tires, 27,000 miles, 1n.orz.er Senior Care Cenrer offers comperirive 'the pertect pet tor all. Call t991 Buick Rivera. Burgun· mus1 · seal $19,500 OBO. .(740)448·7454 leave mes· dy/ Burgundy teathar lnterl· (740)441 ·1547 compensation in a friendly, professional sage. or. Loaded, keyless entry, atmosphere that supports your growth and 150K, excellent condition, 92 Dodge Conversion Van, $500 sign-on bonus development. Purebred Cocker Spaniel $2495. (740)441·1826 1 owner, Iota of new parts Up lo $,7/hour +bonuses -Puppys, Males, 2 Black, t $2,500.304-875-6893 An Equal Opporrunity Employer Vet Checked, 1992 Ch.,roiGt Lumina EuBlonde' Full-time shifts with overtime available 99 Jeep Sahara, 33,000 .- Wormed, 8 weeks Ld, very ro, 4 door Sedan, (740)446- mllea- new tires, lots of ParHime shifts with full benefits • ~ nlcell $130. each, calll-74~ 3479 chrome. Hard & soft top. 1 P;aid training- no experience nec:es:~a~d 441-4462 e to 5 p.m. 1992 Chrysler lmperlal, Garage kept, excellent conRat Terrier puppy& 8wks old good condition, $1500; dltion. St7,000 negotiable. Friendly, professional !!tmospher.e 1993 .Dodge .•Dynasty, good (740)256·1021 tails docked wormed, condition. $1400. (740)3781oo. (304)S7i-7946 2366 MOIORCYa.ES .~ Call today tq start your career with one of 'Aatl Fox Terrier' pups, 8 weeks o!d, $50; Beagle 1994 Black Cavalier AS, the fastest growing industries in the areal , Mixed pups, Heal 8 weeks V-6, excellent condition, 2000 400EX. runs great, .cld. (740)645-2599 93K, $3495; 1991 Jeep looke groat. $3500 OBO. ;c.;..;.....:._ _ _ _ _ Comanche Truck, 4.0 lltor (740)441-1716 · ·Rottweller puppies, born HO, auto, PJC, 113K, B/11/02, 100% purebred $2195; 1997 Ranger XLT, 2001 Harley Davidson Su· (not r~istered) ta ll docked, -· auto, NC , 71K , $4295 · pergUde, 2,500 miles, some dewclaws removed, 1994 S-10, 1986 Sllvsrado extras, like new. $12,500. or stop by wormed, a>Ccellent tempera· 4)(4, 1998 Achieva, t998 (740}446-3654 or (740)339242 3rd Avenue ment 3 males, $100-$150, Malibu, t995 Grand Am GT: 1913 ' (740)992.Q932 Two trade-ine 1968 Escon, ---:---:---:-::--:Gallipolis, Ohio V~~-~_,;, $350; 1986 Cougar, $595. 2002 Honda Scooter lnloCislon Management Corporation ~~ 10 others In stoclc. COOK $1 ,700. 304·675-1347 r Sentinel Or r. 11 1989 Jaco Designed Series, • 35ft.,5th.Wheei,Goose neck camper, new awning, new retrlgator, a lot at extras, ex· 99 Flreblrd, sliver, V-6, 5· cellent condition. tpead, tlltlcruiae, Air, CO, (740) 591-5055 or 387-722t PS, ABS-brekel. dual air· baqo, 40k miles: 2 years loft 6n eldondod warranty. Now Ann: camper, workers, hunt50,000 M. radlalo. $10,000. ers. 21• Shasta Pull behind (304)895-3682 camper. Excellent Condl· ' - - ' - - - - - - - tion .. 2 Full beds, stove, Cars from $500, pollee lmfridge, generator. MUCH pounda tor salel For listing morel $2 , ~0. FIRM. 1-l!00-719-300t ext. 3901 (304)875-2327 botoro 9 pm. ·--iiliiilliiiiiiiO._.l ~egtster· (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304} 675·1333 To Place ( very nice conlormatlonJ well grown. (304)675·3117 :111"-~::"'-::~--, e ~~ In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR · AD NOW ONLINE . CLASSIFIEDS! 1\vo Weanling colts, by 94 Honda Accorct E~e , APHA stud. Sunny's Calico 122,000 miles, good condl· Bar, foaled April 2002. lion. $>4500 (740)44a-8239 $450. Each or $800. both. ·-----· Excellent corn allage Stand· croas walk lng, delivered or stored. new; bottle (140)371l-2161 heater, 3 II~\ "\'·ol'l lti I I I ill""\ ..Sears t 6aturbap 1timtf -6enttnd • Page 85 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV 1-888-225-1135 I M~~ . >« 3 s Gallla County Republican FALL RALLY Thursday, October 17th j r.s uOMb I -Goo9s . Gallla Co1,1nty Fairgrounds . Free to lhe oubllc \. f ALZHEIMER'S meetfng an October 21st at 6:00 pm here at Scenic Hills. Light ELVIS ' refreshments will be served. Real BaAc!·Real Theatre ARIEL Theatre 426 Second Ave. . . Oct. 19 7:30pm $10 advance '$12 at the door Info: 740-446·2787 Grade School . J..· Basketball and Cheerleader .s I I Scenic Hills will be having our SUPPORT GROUP 6 :00pm 1116 G)- BULLETIN BOARD • Sun. 2 Sign- ups Tues; to 4 at PPHS Cafeteria 6 to 8 '. Places To Go Travel Agency is moving to 1128 Spring Valley Anyone who Is Interested in Plaz~ attending please call Next to American Family lr.~s-urarice Agency I Watch For Us! Mary Array.rood or Kelly Bryant at 740·446·7.150 PIG ROAST ATTENTION FARMERS We now have Ag Lime CALDWELL& ·. sONS 245-5316 Gallia County Council on Aging . REGISTERED NURSE Registered Nurse needed with vatid stat8 credentials and mini· mum of two years . applicable. experience . Full time, flexible 40 hours per week. Must be willing to travel within county to provide assessment of homecare con· sumer and supervision of/agency personne l. Deadline for applications to be submitted : October 16, 2002 . Equal opportunity employer open to the public Sunday October 13th 12·5 pm , at Dr. Westmorelands. · The purpose is to thank the GUN SHOOT Sunday, October 13 Rutland Gun Qlub munlty about the direction of . 3 Money Matches Pattern Slug x $100.00 the healthcare in the state . on each match. Plus all commtmlty & inform the com· regular matches . • '• We Are Moving! Everyone welcome . \, For More Info•.. 446-2342 • 992-2156 • 675-1333 �• ( ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleaunt, WV Page 86 • 6aturba!' 'Otimri -6rntinrl . -· - . _Saturday, October 1~, 2002 BETTY NEA Cro .. word Pu:nle '· . PHI~LIP ACROSS ALDER 42Crue 43 Mellow 44 POlar 1 Qlel 4 Mu.al .... .... • • • K 7 53 .. ' • • l'lll TOO 5nff TO El\ERCI!>E illl!> IIIORNINf:r. I'LL Ill/liT UIITIL TOIIilRROIIJ. UlHEt.l lfl'i 11\U';GI..E~ HINE CLei.lCHEO IJP E'JEI\l MORE. . . . . . TOMOII.ROUJ, WHEN 0 0 ~1.11<. ...iliEIII l'LL POP UP liND c;o fOR II II.)IILr<.! l'~E t 0 COMPLETE LETHAM-'1 ••• IT WAS COMPOSED EIV ELLEN ZWILICII WJ.lO, · INCIDENTALLY, JUST AAPI'ENS TO BE z W€. ~ ~ 'rJE.~e:: - ~ . tJIE.N.-1 · FRANK & EARNEST NUMI~Il 51~ ~IS 8/l~AIC. IS" ON ' . . . .. SOUPTONUTZ I "\hnk 1t's brol<e.r~. Suck i) up.spoRT .. g ~ Ye5, BUT l COOKE-D IT 1-1(~, DIDN"\ [ '? _ 1-11\VIt-IG 1\ f-\0{'/\E.- . (..()OI(Et> noT b~DinG, You Don't GeT muc:H....SYMP'a\H'( ..... If You're ,..--"""'. hu &.ll Ptu hla 1 2 21 Rx glvtr, 3 lnlannolly 4 22 Fomocl orco 5 25 Rocellorae · . Foil mo. Apor1mlnt Ernoclalecl olrllne 38 Once mote · 18 Ad38 Yaung chop committee 41 UUie or 21 Two Arthur llblell, 43 By lllell Finicky NobOkov naV81 moybe 44 ",\rllllln 22 Droop Nlghla"' 23 RuehHoll All- e.Boranel'o 24 Knlghlld- "45 !Hie Gulnneea 28 Boxlnt 7 To liD by · 25 Scrlbbloa lrlumpha lorca dawn 47 31 Pole 8 Currler'l 211 ApllrodHI'I 41 33 Sllngy partner child 4!1 lhauund 9 Whip 27 Time lOng 34 Ualaloiuenl 10 Mlner'o poet 50 38. Oolcl, to .-cl 30 Plrlll 51 12 Did nat copllln Pedro 37 Sterlllzos cook 32 Oxford 53 40 Dromouat (2 wda.) tutor Htnrlk 18 Outch 35 Powerful 21 Hovt the flu Not looking 600D 601N6, ELLEN TKI:>I~ P.... F~OZ.E.i'< DINNU::I. Nvrtll I. DOWN rider THE BORN LOSER ~(:,(.J\DY5! I Tf-\OUGI-\T YOU ~1'.10""'' PIU PIU THE GRIZZWELLS .,;., ~'(,"i\-1\CO 50U? TASTES ~ Q . \CO ~\.1.~1 \<.1~0 ~\l.f:l.i Po~S IT :I!!!!Oo;l iti.'OT"E UKE.? -. ~ ""''C~ e:: -35 Cl'::1 E-O - Bilek marl< Proal -.1 : J I 1I I I E--r~-v~~~...,..,~~N While going over the credit card bills from a trip we had taken, I . . . . heard my husband mutter, "People want a change on their r-~--K-E_O_C_H_Y_..,,~~:~.tion along with a lot of-··· : I 1I I 7 18 O Complolt tho chuckle quotod by filling In the mluing warda you dovolcp from atop No. 3 bolcw. @ PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES . ARLO& (AP) l Contractor see payment Harry Leffle's $5,921 bill, month-old unpaid bill and to and that the Meigs County · ask them to authorize payCommissioners are responsi- ment. Both Leffle and bl~ for it, anyway. On . Trussell maintain that it is 8Y BRIAN J. REED Thursday, the commission- the commissioners' responsiStaff writer ers refused to pay the bill, bility to · pay it, because it saying !hey didn't"enter into relates to repairs to a countyPOMEROY Nine a contract with Leffle and owned building. months after making repairs are, therefore, not responsiLeffle repaired toilet and to the Meigs County Jail, a ble for the charges. basin fiXtures in the jail. and local contractor continues to Harry Leffle, owner of made other repairs mandated wait for payment. Can-Do Maintenance, met by a jail inspector, before the Sheriff Ralph Trussell with the commissioners jail was reopened to prisonmaintains he is unable io pay Thursday to discuss his nine- ers in January. Leffle said he Defense agency hails area ·. · . mans heroism BY BRIAN Weather High: 50s, Low: 30s Details, A2 '' .·., : a·. ~... ·. · Ou Free immunizations GALLIPOLIS Free immunizations will be provided by the Gallia County Health Department from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17 at the health department, 499 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. Children in need of immunizations must be accompanied by a . parent or legal ~uardiail, and bring a current Immunization record with . them. Also, the WIC office will see clients by appointment during the evenmg hours. Aqditional services, such as blood pressure checks and pregnancy tests, will be offered during the evening · hours at the health department. Index · Celebrations Classifieds Comics Dear Abby , Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather C2 03-6 insert C8 A4 AS A3 Bl·6 A2 C 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Cc. .. ... •.,.,, . ·, ,. /I ' • f ,., !! ' ·, ' after the wet stuff Jet up, the public responded. ' · ''T~ats getting along great w!th~ui · the 1111n, ' Farm.Manager~ay McK.innts!l' said.Saturday afternoon. "The ground is dry and th.~ vendors are· happy. We're pleased With the support from the community." . Attendance figures from · Friday wetel)'t available, but organizers wg satisfied with Saturday's crowd, w,itrl . 'I ' ' ' . IUO :OR:ANDE .,....:.., the ·rain s.topped, . . -Ill!' clouds' flatted ail(l SU.I!$IDne lna(le .fit.. ful W!pe;fumce.s_· til, ~ow.' ~tteodance to surge "Satlir,c!ay, at:'tiie \Boi>,Evans •Faim , Festjvlll. , .. "l-' ' · Rain _Friday ~nt" farin staff scurrying to put 'down straw- ~~J~d gravel to make 'Jl~ssage th.tOugh ·the festival grounds easier, but 'aS the'. ground~ slow!~ dri.ed, I!~~ _, .' ' Mason EMS pushes -locator signs same residence all her life, director of Mason co·unty and being a widow for EMS. "It · uses city-style Staff writer many years, certain cliores addressing," Blake said that the Post have been neglected over POINT PLEASANT Office started sending out time. One of those is having The . scenario is a frighten- visible signage on her resi- letters to all Mason County mg one . residents last week concernA 68-year-old woman is dence. ing the addressing system. Mason County experiencing chest pains Emergency Services offers - Each numbered sign is parand calls 9-1-1 for help. an affordable way to make ticular to a certain house on After making the call, she sure this never happens. By a certain road, making it falls 10 the floor and passes using the 9-1-1 locatable ·easier for location purposes. out ftom the excruciating address signs - which are "They' II have 12 months pain. .~ to convert from the old completely voluntary The ambulance - crew is individuals can assure that address to 9-1-1 addres.sdispatched to the remote they can get help when they ing," Blake added. "The ~reen signs have contrastlocation, and they frantical- need it. "mg white letters and numly search for ihe correct "The County address . Precious time Commission voted a couple bers and come in two sizes. clicks off the clock. The years ago addressing the The cost for a large sign is woman has lived at the project," said Chuck Blake, Please see Signs. AS BY DAN HERMES - IT >'<o A(l~T iD£,o. ... A one-day event that gives respiratory care professionals the opportunity to learn and review different aspects and concepts in the respiratory field. _(740) 446-5919 ' ·•. - --~--lf---------'---------~-- ____ ,... _,._ · 2,321 shelter nights, logged I ,2 14 hours in case manageStaff writer ment and made 475 trips to POINT PLEASANT - · doctor's offices and other First a job is lost. Then, bills related services. Thompson said that 87 perstart piling up and a bottle of cent of the shelter population pills or alcoho) helps to make the problems go away - .suffers from some form of temporarily. An eviction mental illness and that . notice follows and before the approximately 50 perceQi person knows it, he is home- suffer from substance abuse. Children usually make up less. Cindy Thompson , program one-third of the population at coordinator for the Mason the shelter. "We're seeing a lot of preCounty Homeless.. _ Shelter, scription drug abuse riow,"· knows all too well of that said Thompson, who has scenario. "Eleven out of 12 months" worked at the shelter since last year we were full," 1997. "This shelter is not a Thompson said about the 12- union or city mission. On person capacity shelter. "And occasion we get a transient, that's not counting our out- but this is not a flophouse. reach people. We get 25 to 30 · People who want to use this people a month come in and as a flophouse don't stay too we have a waiting list all the long. We have a lot of rules." The shelter is funded by time. One leaves and another $60,000 annually from -the comes in ." Last year the shelter pro' state, $16,000 from an emervided 5,923 meals, provided Please see Shelter, AS Friday/ October 25 • 7:30 am · 4:00pm HMC Education & Conference Center For more information, or to register, call Sanely ~core at 10·12. Homeless shelter lends·a helping hand Bv ' ~H He Bob EYans. AS Please see Wallace, A5 DAN HERMES . Respiratory _Fall Symposium 1 • J"!M MIDDLEPORT - ."After witnessing the attack on the rr-~..-:--=-..,..., Pen tag o n oli Sept. II a t Pentagon Heliport F i r e Station. A I a n Wallace, M a r _k 'S kipper and Dennis · Wallace You n g jumped onto · burning Foam Truck 161 to call the Fort Myer Emergency Operations Center and immediately began rhcuing trapped people from windows and the corridor entrance." "Without hesitation, they rescued 15 occupants and assisted other fire teams saving people until they were ordered to seek treatment for their own injuries." · That's the U.S. Department of Defense's description of Alan Wallace's heroism on Sept. 11, 200 I, and that, of his partners, Skipper and Young, and why the three men were honored in August with the Defense . De,partment Emergency Service's · 200 I Heroism Award. Wallace, a Middleport native, and his· partners, received their awards at an annual banquet in · Kansas City, Mo., and Wallace brought that and other honors he has received since the day of. the terrorist attacks home to Mi~dleport last week, to share them with his .- Holzer Medical Center Respiratory Therapy Department's 2nd Annual I t======~~~~=j' ~AV~!> J. REED Staff writer Details. AS. . charged the fixtures on his situation between the compersonal credit card, after missioners and the sheriff being assured by Trussell does not change the fact that . that he would be paid for the the work was performed and new fixtures . and his labor. the !;>ill has not been paid.~' "Anything that's going on He said he has received parbetween (you) and the shertial payment through the iff is immaterial," Leffle county auditor, but that over "It's a county-owned half of the bill remains . said. building and you have uninunpaid. cumbered funds to pay this "I want it to be publicly bill." known that this money has Leffle referred to a still not been paid," Leffle said Thursday. "The political Pluse see Jail, AS • Alexander May, 88 Mary Jane Landrum, 83 Nelson E. Jarvis, 62 Kevin L Hickel, 26 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS . 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Newsmaker Today's deal feaRabbH'o tures the winners of loot lllel -this year's Cavendish Hove • Calcutta Pairs, Bobby mart~ Levin and Steve WeRtoerved instein, who also won in 1999. After South opened one no-trump (15-17 points), North's twospade response was a transfer bid showing· clubs. (Two no~trump would have been the response with long diamonds. Also, if ·you use major-suit but riot minor-suit transfers, I think you should play that responder s Immediate jumps to three of a rni nor are si gn-offs. · With a good hand and a long minor, start with · Stayman, thim rebid in your suit on · round two. which is game-forcing.) Against three clubs, CELEBRITY CIPHER ,, Weinstein (West) led .. ~· by L~ls Campos .. a diamond, Levin Celebrlly Cipher cryptograms are created from quotallona by lamouo people, put and present. Each lenarln 1118 cipher stands lor another. winning with the ace Today's clur~: X equals K arid returning a diamond to declarer's "W Y I Y AFYD LM 0 Z D P. king. If South had ruffed his rem(!ining w z J y XFDDYT ESSTUMY, F diamond in · the dummy and called for I PWZGX MSR X F T D. F p the club jack, running it if East plays low, w z J y L,FDDYT F ISRATG'P he .could have got home. However, F p •" - . SETYG 0 ZDW South continued with the ace and another PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "All literature is a footnote to Faust. " . I have no Idea whall.mean by that. •- WOOdy Allen trump, hoping that eitber they would break · 3-2 or that West would .have a singleton honor. Here, · I though, Levin won with the club queen and shifted to the heart king. Now · declarer couldn't succeed. If he won the trick, West would gj:t in with the heart queen and give East abe art ruff. And if South ducked this trick, he would lose two hearts, along wi\h one diamond and two Clubs. Only five. pairs out . of 29 did better than Levin and Weinstein on this deal. Finally, note that to defeat the contract even when declarer plays double-dummy . 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