http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f5ca12c4f412093fb53da2711edfa071.pdf fa0035adb21b324cf93b6eb23430920e PDF Text Text ��Opinion 6atar1aap t:hnti -6mtintl PageA4 · s.tui'Uy, Octablr 11,2001 ; iatW, lillld-6mtlad . ' . Communly_____s._tu_rd_.:~~·Octo_"_!_~_.;~~._!_~ Mom's ever-present boyfriend is UnWelCOme gUeSt tO daUghter 6aturbap l:inttt·6tnthttl Mason ,Calendar M"""" ee-=-t.l-ng =-.....:S__ : _:.v. . : . ma: . :. . g.eMa-son-co-unty-Ed-uca~re.--'-----and Point Pleasant Junior S rt .G roups · Monday, Oct. . Woman's Club. Free admission to upp0 -P .u_ b_ JI.-C 825 Third Avenue • Galllpolla, Ohio (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 446-3008 DEAR ABBY: My parents are divorced. ·I'm glad, because all they ever did was. fight and put my brother and me in the middle. I am now away at college. Dad has found a terrific girlfriend who llove. The problem is Mom. Mom has also found someone. His name is Tom, and I can't stand him. She never drank or gambled before she met him. Now they frequent casinos, and she has multiple beers with dinner - even when she is on medication that specifically warns not to mix with alcohol. The other problem is that Tqm is always there when I come home to visit. I want some pri vate time with Mom, but he refuses to respect that. In the 12 days . that I was there, Tom ate : every meal at our house. He ~ even cwne along when Mom : drove me back to school. , I have tried talking to tier. She keeps pushing us. together and has invited him to come for the weekend when she visits me at school next month. She has invited Tom to my graduation, even though tickets are limited, and has made plans to invite him to my wedding, which is almost two years away. I Abby, I dqn 't want Tom at ·any of the se special occa. sions. How can I get her to stop inviting him to things I'd -prefer only my family attend? -- HAD IT IN ITHACA, www.mydallytrlbune.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher BeHe Pearce Managing Editor ' Andrew Carter Asst. Managing Editor WANTED DEAD oR AU\IE "'· P\JBU'ENEMV~t Leuers ro rhe ediror are •velcome. They should be .less rhan 300 wonls. All lerrers are subjecr ro ediring al!d musr be signed and ·include address and relephone number. No unsigned lerrers will be published. Leuers should be in good wsre. addre.ur'ng issues. nor personaliries. '[he ·opinions expressed in rhe column below are rhe con· semus of rhe Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 's edirorial board, un/es.s otlrenrise noted. NATIONAL VIEW Troubling PERKINS' VIEW Criteria for granting PROMISE scholarships flawed Ballot initiative only invites more fraud at polls • The Dominion Post of Morgantown, W.Va.: It's .a nice attempt at spin, but the truth remains that West Virginia's PROMISE scholarship program is sending the majority of its money to students who already could afford to pay for their college educations. · When PROMISE fina lly was funded from proceeds gained fro m legalized video poker, the progrwn ; was designed to allow students to qualify based only on a 3.0 grade average and a composite score of e'ither I ,000 on the SAT test or a 21 on the ACT college entrance examination. The program pays no attention to family income, awarding scholarships based only on a student's academic accomplishments in high school. The state theory is that college participation outwei~hs whether a student's family is able to pay for that partici pa11.on. From the outset, we have worried that the state was setting up a scholarship program that enabled students who already tended to be college-bound to do so at taxpayer expense. It seems, despite the state's efforts to sptn the numbers, that trend is exactly the case. While the state touts the fact that47 percent of those who got PROMISE scholarships also qualified for other financial aid, that also means that 53 percent of those getting PROMISE money did not qualify for financial · aid. · Frankly, the statistics used by PROMISE officials to put a sheen on scholarship data are almost laughable. They pomted out that two-thirds of thi s year's PROMISE recipients came from families with less .than $75,000 in annual income. · What they failed to point out, of course, is that West Virginia family income ranks last in the nation, more than SO . · percent below the $75,000 fi§ure they quoted. Suggesting that scholarships are going to 'middle class" West Virginians ignores the fact that, for the most pan. West Virginia has no "middle class." . · · Even more ominous in the state's back-patting exercise recently is the suggestion that PROMISE funding might not be as secure as the state promi sed it would be when the schol· arships were initiated. It's bad enough that needs-based scholarships already went without funding earlier thi s year as. the state's general revenue fund co.uldn't handle the number of applicants or the amount of money needeg to send youn~sters to college. · Now, the state is hinting that tf too many students apply for PROMISE sc holarships, it might have to raise the bar and require tougher academic standards for applicants. " . That_'s typical Wes.~ Virginia, unfortunately: Promise them one thmg and then gtve them something else when the state discovers it can't afford to pay the bills. , public Meetings POMEROY- Meigs County Right to Life, 7:30p.m. Pomeroy Library. Monday, Oct. 21 LETART- Letart Township Trustees, ..4 p.m. at the office building. Thursday, Oct. 24 TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW 9053 7 p.m. at the hall in Tuppers Plains. • Today is Saturday, Oct. 19 , the 292nd day of 2002. There are 73 days left in the year. Here's how screwy California's relaOakland's public school students with Today 's Hi ghli ght in Hi story: tionship with public education has j nsufficient funding. Chaconas· should On Oct. 19, 178 1, British troops under Lord Cornwallis be bothered; the resources available to become: Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown surrendere d at Yorktown, Va ., as the American is taking heat for spending too much his public schools. like most in Revolu tion neared it s end . money on public school kids. California, fall far short of excellent. On thi s date: . People are complaining that the new So he' s doing exactly what he is supIn 1765, the Stamp Act Congress, meeting in New Oakland School for the Arts, the secposed to by complaining loudly anti York. drew up ~ declaration of rights and liberties . , . ond charter school that . Brown has . ~!early about the inequality in fundIn 18 12. French forces' under Napoleon Bonaparte opened in Oakland, spends about mg .· bega n the ir retreat from Moscow. $16,000 per student. The average for And his important comments on the In 1864, Confederate Gen . Jubal A. Early attacked the district is $7 ,000 per student. state of education have landed on thl;! You' d· think folks would be comUnion forces at ,Cedar Creek, Va.; the Union troops were front page of the Oakland Tribune and COLUMNIST plaining about the $7,000 rather than able to rally and defeat the Confederates. in the pages of The Chronicle onlr the $16,000, an amount that can buy In 1944, the Navy announced that black women would . because Brown tossed a grenade onto top teachers, specialists and a decent Proposi tion 51 , a state transpo rtation the local educational landscape by: be a ll owed into Women Acce.pted for Volunteer facility. Yet Oakland School Board bill on the November ballot. Using a opening his charter•schools. Emergency Service (the WAVES ). ·· member Dan Siegel ec.hoes others in political connection, Brown managed The reality is thata mayor, even one In I 950. United Nations forces entered the North Oakland when he says the funding for to tack a few lines onto the 19-page as well connected as Brown, can't pull . Kore an capital of Pyongyang. the new charter school is both unfair proposition that would divert more enough strings to raise the level qf In 195 1, Pres ident Truman signed an ac t·formally endand absurd. funding for every student in his di ~­ in g the state of war with Germany. He told The Chronicle's Meredith than $1 million a year for I 0 years to trict. So Brown has chosen to help 11: In 1960, the United State s impo ed an embargo on the charter sc hool. The money would May that people in power "use the few students significantly rather thaJl ex ports to Cuba coverin g all commodi ties except medical CQjlle from automobile sales taxes. . public treasury as though it's their supplies and certain food products. · Critics protest that school funding all students slightly, or not at all. And ' private bank account, making own In 1977. th e body of West Ge rm an industrialist Hanns has no business in a transportation if Brown 's charter school student:<; withdrawals whenever they can get Martin Scllleyer, who had been kidnapped by left-wing bill; it's pork, plain and simple, the succeed, the mayor - and the supetaway with it" making it sound as if then have strong~ extre mi sts, was found in Mulhouse , France . son of back-room shenanigans so rife intentlent •Brown were dipping into the widowsammunition in their battle to increai¢ . In 1977, the supersonicConcorde made its. first la nding in politics today. · . · parand-orphans fund to throw beach :: in New York Ci ty. · They are absolutely right. And fundin~ for all students. ties for wealthy donors. ' . · Polihcians are like frontier gun· In I 987. the stock market crashed as the Dow Jones i).Q_oray for ~ny politici~n . who decides Yes, it is true that Brown is using his slingers. You don ' t waste your tiinJ:: . .Indu strial Average plunged 5Q8 points , or 22.6 percent in ttf employ such shenamgans on behalf Wile and status to exploit the political val ue. · of J2Ublic school kids . The former trying to change them into church pall- · · Ten ye ars ago: President George H.W. Bush, Democrat , system he knows so well. Last year, he Caltfornia governor isn't wheeling and tors. Instead, you recognize that thdr : Bil l Clinton and independent Ross Perot met in their · persuaded the U.S. Department . of dealing to secure a constru.ction con- slippery, ·unorthodox ways can,_effect Defense and the National Guard to : third and final ca mp aig n debate, in East Lansi ng, Mich. tract for his brother-in-law or get a salvations all the same. ·pony up $2.3 million between them Five years ago.: Special U.S. envoy Dennis Ross neighborhood rewned for an old colfor the Oakland Military Institute, the arrived in Israel for another round of meetings in an leg_e buddy. (Joan Ryan is a columnist for th-,: charter school Brown opened last year. Oakland School Superintendent effort to pu sh the Mide as t. peace process forward . The San Francisco Chronicle. Send com,: Now, the Oakland mayor is Denni s Chaconas is bothered that mentJ to her in care of this newspaper CI ~veland Indians defeated the Florida Marlins, 6-1, in finagling the financing . for the new Brown ~s narrow focus on hi s charter or ga me two of the World Series , evening the series at one send her e-mail at S'c hool for the Arts through rFst of school s still leaves the joanryan@sjchronicle.com.) ' game apiece. . . .. . . Exu!..ritflce Law otfi(:e. Card Shower · Saturday, Qct. 26 POINT PLEASANT - Freda Thomas Escue will celebrate her 90th birthday at 2 p.m., Krodel Park Clubhouse, Room 1. The Register welcomes Items lor Jhe community calendar·from non·profit organizations. Items must be submiHed In writing and can be mailed to the Register, 200 Main St., Point Pteaeant, W.Va., 25550; faxed to (304) 6755234; ·or · e·malled to news@mydallyreglster.com. Because of the large volume of community naws and to ensure accuracy, Items can not be taken 9ver the telephone. Community calendar Is published as a free service to non· profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. Calendar Items . cannot be guaranteed to run a specHic number of days. When in hot Water, form . POINT PLEASANT - Carnival and PeHing Zoo, 10 a.m. to noon, Mason County Career Center. Hot·dog sale, games and prizes. child lind, Louie the Lightning Bug from AEP, and Jumping . Jupiter. Sponsored by Mason County Early Care and Education Center, Children's old-fashioned wiener roast , 6:30 p.m. Fellowship and singing · around the lire. Preston speaking; noon carry-in dinner; 1:30 p.m. afternoon program with The .Builders and Claudette Harbin. " Seniors Groups WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville United Methodist Church homecoming 2 p.m. with Cecil Carpenter goest speaker. Special singing. soon as the . schedu le has been finalized . The vaccine will be available daily at the health department beginning November 4, 8 to II :30 a.m. and I to 3:30p.m. For information, call 740·441-2950. · t J apply plenty of ice_ · 422 Second Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446·1615 .. RACINE - Morning Star United Methodist Church , homecoming, 10 a.m. worship service, 11 a.m. Sunday school; 12:30 p.m. basket dinner fol· lowed by song service. Rev. Dewayne Stutler Invites public . Other events Saturday, Oct. 18 TUPPERS PLAINS - Harvest moon festival, 8 to 10 p.m. at Eastern Elementary under sponsorship of PTO. Vanety of activities including an auc· tlon, country store, dance, bingo, cake walks. All·proceeds will be used to ben· eflt students. 1\leadey, Oct 22 POMEROY- Meigs County Heahh Department childhood Immunization clinic, 10 to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Take children's shot recorda. Must be accom· panlect by parent or legal guardian. $5 fee per child per visit for Immunization. No ona will be denied services because of Inability to pey. FROM LAS VEGAS! Watch Clint Hamilton of Pineville, WV .Tonight at 7:30p.m. • ·- Pltlll pta, rtlj)Onll bl)'. ' W!t" ro$10,000.,,. •or - · piiYfl" llfi P-rllolll••ront ltiiiiiOIIolrollt,;,. stow www wv l otlt'l I. y < 01 11 Your Friends &Neighbors Meet JoAnn Crisp, Admlnlstradve Allistant to the Ptesident. You've got to feel it to belie.ve iC the · > .'lempur-Pectic Swedish Mattress arow ' "AJthqeep,l have 11H the bait; from 10 employee~ to 7lemploylll, tile Nnk'• phlk-pby hal DOt chas1ed, ad tbat II to llr't'e the oommwdty wltb latqrlty ....a pride. AI we I hope that pei'IOIIAI eustomer iemc:e reJNIN one ~the INIDk'a top priorities." arow, JoAnn ha.~ been employed by the bank as a secretary for 26 years. She has been secretary to the Board of Dirccton since 1985. In her current position she also works as an administrative assistant to Paul Reed. She is also the bank's Human Resources Administrator. JoAnn resides in Rac.ine, Ohio. She is a graduate of Southern High Scllool and Columbus Business · - University. She attends Racine United· Methodist .... Cliiirdi she presently serves as Treasurer. She is a member of the Meigs County Board of Health, and is also the chairperson for the Meigs County Relay for Life sponsored by the American Cancer ' Society. JoAnn has one son, Alan, and a granddaughter, Brianne Nicole. In her spare time she enjoys herb g~dening and lawn work. Tempur-Pedic" has used technology origin~lly developed for NASA tO create a mattress that automatic8lly reacts to your body's weight, shape, and temperature to provide unsurpassed comfort and therapeutic support. Billions of . ~iscoelastic memory cells confonn exactly to your body, alleviating counter-pressure and promoting deep-REM sleep. where . .uFrom Our Hom e To Yours" TM Cor6in & Snyder furniture · (F II) Fanners·Bank 95S Second Ave. • Gallipolis, Ohio Open til 7 p.m. Monday 740.446-1171 • 1·800·664·5462 • • • will be available at no outof-pocket cost to residents. Clients with Medicare Part B and/or Ohio Medicaid should present their curds at the time of service. Clinic sites throughout the county will be announced as Monday, Oct. 21 , POINT PLEASANT - Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. 6t 1 Viand St. Use side entrance to Casey Tawney Jewelers ·Flu vaccines available in Gallia Co. GALLIPOLIS, Ohio According . to the Gallia County Health Department, 2002-03 flu vaccine will be available for all Gallia County residents on Friday, Nov. 1, from 9 to II a.m. . and I to 3 p.m. The vaccine Saturday, Oct. 19 POINT PLEASANT Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., 61 1'Viand .St. Use side entrance to Casey Law office. ... ro her /in(m, ileck. wriscs, and ears. l,;,tanll,, it'Ube aU berm: Tuesday, Oct. 22 llleaday, Oct. 22 POMEROY - Meigs County Senior MIDDLEPORT Middleport Citizens Center to participate in ' Make· Board of Public Affairs, 5:30 p.m. at Church services a-Difference Dey" with emphasis on·pro· 390 Ash Street. Meeting open to pubviding Christmas for seniors who live Tuesday, Oct. 22 lic. .alone and have little or no family and are MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Area on a limited income. Proceeds and RUTLAND - Special meeting of Holiness Association October rally, donations to go into that fund. Middleport Church of the Rutland Village Council, 6:30 p.m., to Nazarene, 7 p.m. Speaker will be .' discuss community crime watch, -delinquent water and sewer accounts the Rev. Herb Grate. President Social Events ··and land slippage behind the Grueser Rev. Allen Midcap invites public. Saturday, Oct 19 ..property. RACINE - Southern FFA ·meet the Thursday, Oct. 24 advisor" event, 5 p.m. at the high school. CARPENTER - Mt. Union Wednesday, Oct. 23 Community hog roast. · MIDDLEPORT Middleport Baptist Church near Carpenter, VIllage Council finance meeting, 2 revival services, 6:30 p.m. p.m. ·In council chambers. Meeting Thursday through Saturday. Rev. Support Groups Mark Morrow evangelist; singers, open to the public. · Earthen Vessels , Thursday; Rev. Thursday, Oct 24 and Mrs. Steve .Little, Friday, and ATHENS - Survivors ol suicide local specials, Saturday. The Support Group, 7 p.m. Athens Church of Chftst, 785 West Union St., Athens. For .Clubs and Gabriels will be In concert at the additional information call593-7414. church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Dav id Wiseman Invites public . Organizations Homecomings Setilrdiy, Oct. 28 Monday, oct. 21 · CLIFTON - Cllhon Tabernacle POMEROY- Pomeroy Chapter 186, Sunday, Oct. 20 .Order of Eastern Star, 6:15p.m. poUuck gospel sing, 7 p.m. featuring CARPENTER - Carpenter Baptist Delivered . dinner; 7:30 p.11J. meeling·wlth election Church on Route 43, homecoming of officers. Schedule, 9:30 a.m. Sunday · school; DEXTER- Old Dexter Church , 10:30 a.m. worship service with Junior Joan Ryan .I N.Y. DEAR HAD IT: You may not be able to, particularly if your mother thinks this new man in her life "completes" her in some way. She appears to be an addictive personality - she's addicted to alcohol, gambl ing and HIM. Since yo ur mother refuses to visit you without her boyfriend, face it: Your mother has decided the price you must pay for her company is to tolerate Tom's presence. If that price .is too high, limit your time with both of them. But accept the fact that having your mother at your graduation and/or your wedding means you will have to tolerate the person who has become the new center of her life. DEAR ABBY: Please add this to your "acts of kindness" file. I moved into a courtyard apartment three years ago. After settling in, I planted two containers of spring flowers and placed them outside my all preschool children and their parents. ASHTON _ CraH and Car Show, 9 a.n\. to 6 p.m., Ashton Elementary School. Refreshments Clubs and will be sold, Door prize.s. For more : in'formation, call 674-3401 or 576· 2877. Organizations NEW HAVEN- Fall Festival , Tuesday, Oct. 22 noon to 6 p.m., New Haven PARKERSBURG -The Elemen~ry School. Activities will • Wor1<4WV Management Consonium tnclude ~ames , face painting, rafbusiness mooting, 1 to 3:30p.m., fles. chance table, cakewalk·, and Department of Rehabilitation a bounce house for the kids. Services, 5th and Green Streets. ConcessiOns include vegetable • NEW HAVEN - Graham beef soup, hot-dogs, chips, Cemetery Trustees meeting, 7 · nachos, popcorn, baked goods p.m., Anderson Funeral Home. and drinks. Vendor and crafl tables are available for $10 each. Please -...clay, Oct. 23 call 882-3954 for more informa· POINT PLEASANT - Rotary tion. Club, noon, Moose Lodge. HENDERSON - Country PARKERSBURG - Workforce dance, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., Investment Board, Mid-Ohio Valley. Henderson ·community Building. executive committee meeting, 10 Featuring County Grass. a.m.. WVU.Parkersburg. Contact Admission is $5. Joyce Okes at 304-424-7271 . for additional information. . Monday, Oct 21 PARKERSBURG Workforce RACINE, Ohio - Western style Investment Board, Mid-Ohio Valley, sq·uare dance class and workshop, board meeting , 2 p.m., WVU · 7 to 8:30 p.m., every Monday at Parkersburg. Contact · Joyce Okes the Royal Oak Resort. Call 304· at 304·424· 7271 for additional 675·3275 for more information. information. · Tuesday, Oct 22 FLATROCK- ClothiQg closet Social Events and give' away, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., each Tuesday, Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. Benefits HENDERSON - Line dance Saturday, Oct. 19 . classes every Tuesday, 6 p.m .. SOUTHSIDE - Dance, 7 to Henderson Community Building. 10 p.m., Southside Community Center. Golden Oldies will per· . Politidans' slippery ways can bring about S011}e good BY 'THE ASSOC IATED PRESS ADVICE 21 MASON - Mason Town Council Meeting; 7 p.m., city hall. Meigs CaiQndar RYAN'S VIEW TODAY IN HISTORY Dear Abby front door. They were colorful, and my neighbors commented · how much they enjoyed them. Imagine my surprise and disappointment upon .returning home one day to find one of the containers missing. · I was so upset that I placed a sign on the empty spot. It r,ead: " In mem11ry of my beautiful, lovi ngly tended container of flowers taken from this spot on May 22. " Four days later, ro my surprise and delight, in its place I found a new container of flowers. Next to it was a sign that read: "We wish we could find who took your flowers. Please enjoy these. From, A Kinder World." I tried for days to find out who left the s:ontainer..but they never revealed themselves. Abby, we should all be grateful to people who make our world a kinder place. -· V. lONE· MOOD¥ MURCHISON, SACRAMENTO, CALIF. DEAR V: Indeed we should. I see the flowers as a metaphor for optimism, and I'm pleased that yours was restored. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was .founded ·by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. · ~ We're YoW' Bank for(~ ''· ·--~ / Member FDIC • '• \ • �.. Page A6 • 6aturbap (ttmtl-6tidhttl Gallia Calendar Red .. funds raised go to the Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota. Sponsored by Saturday, Oct. ·19 the Native American Education GALLIPOLIS -A free Doll · anct--Development Association. Show will be held at the "Our a non-profit organization. House Museum" tor all area . collectors. The event will will be held October 19, 20, 26 and 27 . The event 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m. Maude Whea ldon , former to 4 p.l)1 . Sundays. resident of Gallia County, will GALLIPOLIS - A Founder's be celebrating her 95th birthDay celebration will be held at day on November 8. Cards the Our House Museum would be appreciated and may Saturday fro·m 10 a.m. to 4 be sent to her at Four Winds p.m . i=or more information Nursing Facility, 215 · Seth call 740-446-0586. Ave., Jackson , Ohio 45640. Sunday, Oct 20 Gladys Brucker will be celeGALLIPOLIS - Gallia brating her 96th birthday on "" County Historical Society will Oct. 24, 2002, Cards may be meet at 2 p.m. Speakers will be Sam Matthews on Camp sent to 205 Fourth Ave ., Carrington Historical Marker Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . and Dr. William Thomas on Welsh Historical Marker. Board l(leeting will follow at 3 The Tribune welcomes items · , for the community calendar p.m. GALLIPOLIS- The from non-profit organizations. American Legion Auxilary will Items must be submitted in have a Field service training class at the American Legion writing and can be mailed to the Tribune , 825 Third P.,ve ., Post 27.-at 1 p.m. Gallipolis, Oh., 45631; fa~ed to Thursday, Oct. 24 (740) 446-3008; ore-mailed to ATHENS - Survivors of news@ mydailytribune .com , Suicide Group Meeting at 7:00pm at the Athens Church Because of the large volume of of Christ. All those who would community news and to ensur.e like to .attend are welcome . accuracy, . items can not be For additional information call taken o~er the telephone. the Church at 593-7414. Community calendar is pubTuesday, Oct. 29 · lished as a free service to non GALLIPOLIS ·. Holze r profit groups wishing to Stroke Support Group, 12:30 announce meetings and spep.m., Gallia County Senio r cial events. Calendar items Resource .Center. cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. Public Meetings Card Showers·· ·cross bloodmobile_visits Meigs Senior Center Crow, Donald May and Jean Durst. News editor Racine - Ronald Salser, Charles Mugrage, Evelyn · POMEROY. Ohio Mugrage, Jackie Vanover, Donors recognized when the Harry Holter, Janice Salser, Red Cross Bloodmobile came to town with 7:5 units of Charles ·, Salser, Dawna Arnold, an(! Harry Brown. blood being collected, were · Middleport _ Christopher Linda Haley, a seven gallon Miller, Robert Barton, Tim donor, and Robert Ramsburg, Smith, David Collingsworth, a one gallon donor. B W"l First time ·donors were Dan Thomas, ryan 1 cox, . Amanda Molden, Jodi Camp, Tamara Nelson, ·. Amanda Charles Salser, and Clifford Molden, Timothy Kmg, Anna · Brown, Norma Wilcox, · Kathy Johnson, Dawn Adams. · Donors by community Romines, Linda Haley and McBride and · Michael Rita Buckley, Mary Lou were: McBride. Hawkins, Gerry Pullen, JerryH George Harris Jr. Pomeroy -- · Th omas art, Rutland Phyllis Portland - Brent Larkins Crawford, Donna Jean Mary Spencer, Bill:,< J. Mueller, Raymond Mueller and Diana Duhl. Smith, Ted HatfieLd, Roger Spencer, Bethany Cremeans, . and Paula Brown. Miners~ille- Mary Voss. Toney, Betty Spencer, . and Philip Ohlinger, James Will, Reedsville _ Clifford Langsvtlle Kenneth Carolyn Grueser. Betty Coughel)our, Jack Adams and John Rice. Longstreth, . . ·· · Percepter Beta' Beta Coughenour, Bryan Shank, West Vtrgtma - 1 ·Heather · · . Jackie Hildebrand, David . Syracuse Carolyn BroOks and Jodi Camp. worked m the canteen area ..· Marvin Taylor, Charles, Darla Thomas and · King, Retired and Senior · · The next scheduled vtstt Barbara Matthews-Crow, Oris Smith. Janice Haggy, Robert Long Bottom - P~ula Volunteer Program (RSVP) will be Dec. 18 at the _Meigs workers assisting the blood- County Semor Ctttzens Ramsburg, James Foreman, Wood and Amanda Moms. Ellis Myers, Anna Chester . - . Joseph mobile were June Ashley, Center from, ! to 6 p.m. -. . - - -Shrimplin, Bob Buck, - Gloria Kloes, Marc Smith, ""I' Donna Davidson, Stacy ,. Shank, · Faye Clifford, "" OFFER!\(; CO\IPIU JIF\SI\ F F.\\III.Y (' \RJ ·: Marsha Barnhart, Robert "" \\I> SPEC I.\ I.T\ \I UH C\ I. \ L\ \ \(; 1-:\ IF\ T " Tobin Jr., Harley Johnson, " John Redovian Jr., Joseph " 936 SR 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Hall , Harold Gilmore Jr., Telephone: 740-446"9620 Loraine Venoy, Marcia . Houdashelt, Virgil Windon, Accepting Aetna and all payor sources affiliated with Lloyd Blackwood, Paul Pleasant Valley _Hospital and Ho1zerMedical Center Marr, Barbara MatthewsBv CHARLENE HoEFUCH ~ PROUD TO BE ,.APARTOF YOUR LIFE: )' Saturday, October 19, 1001 Prep Football GERALD E. VALLEE, M.D. BALUSAMY SUBBIAH, M.D. NICHOLAS V. LANDRY, D.O. FAMILY MEDICINE SERVICES 1. Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 2. Gynecology/Pap smears, birth control & teenage management 3. Preventive medicine, adult/geriatric 4. Osteopathic manlpulatlon medicine (Employment, sports & other Injury rehabilitation) 5. Weight control & cholesterol management, blood pres•ure, diabetes, etc. 6. Pre-employment, D.O.T~ sports/school & general physlcal.examo • 7. Minor SUfllerles, skin tumors & moles, suturing & laceration care NOTICE Edwards · Moving and Rigging, Inc., has been contracted to move generators, turbines and transformers -into the Rolling Hills Power Plant in Wilkesville. Roads will be . shut down along the following route for the duration of each move. We will be starting at the Meigs Rail Siding in Rutland proceeding to Hwy 124 going west. At Wilkesville we will be taking Hwy 160 north to the Power Plant.' We wou.ld appreciate your patience and cooperation. Move dates: October 21 & 22, 2002. INTERNAL MEDICINE & PULMO"NARY DISEASE THOMAS P. PRICE, M.D. OFFICE GYNECOLOGY GENE H. ABELS, M.D. CARDIO & INTERNAL MEDICINE ADULTS AND PEDIATRICS PATIENTS SEEN SAME DAY IF POSSIBLE ON SITE FOR OUR PAtiENTS' CONVENIENCE: 1. 2. 3. 4. Complete Lab · Mammograms Pap Smears X-ray 5. 6. 7. 8. Ultrasound Cardiac stress te~tinglmonitors Lung Testing (PFr's) DEXA Bone Density Scans Wahama still ovc 0'& IHm Chesapeake Rock Hill · River Valley 4-0 3-1 2·2 FaJ~and South Point Coal Grove All 6-3 6-3 4-5 2-2 1-3 3-6 Q-4 3-6 2-7 Frtday'l Gamel 34, South Point 7 Chesapeake 45, Coal Grove 6 Fal~and 19, Rock Hin 7 SEOAL &EO ' All !lam Marietta Gallia Academy Logan Athens Point Pleasant ' 5-1 4-1 4-1 3-2 1-4 1-4 Jackson ' Warren. _().5 Friday's Ga!Ms· 8-1 7·2 6-3 6-3 ' 3-5 3-6 Q.9 Athens 22, Gallia ~demy 15 Point Pleasant 33, Warren 14 Marietta 13, Logan 0 S.B. Roger Bacon 29, Jad<son 6 TVC Ohio Division M Illlm Wellston Belpre Nelsonville-Vorl< Vinton County Meigs 1-3 Q-4 3-6 3-1 2·2 2-2 Al~nder Hocking Division IHm M Waterford 4-0 Trimble 3-1 Federal Hocking 3-1 Eastern 1·3 Miller 1-3 Q-4 Southern Friday's Gamet! Vinton County 21 , Meigs 13 Waterford 34, Eastern 26 Trimble 66, Southern 8 Wellston 65, Alexander 14 Belpre 24; Nelsonville-Vorl< 6 Federal Hocking 42, Miller 0 Non-league !11m " • Wahama Symmes Valley Ironton Oak Hill South Gallia Hannan Roush, Brandon Bell, Alex Marcum, · Jeshua Branch, Aaron Davis and Aaron Faulk. Most of those same play~rs performed on the WHS defensive front that limited the Blue Devils to a minus 13 yards rushJordan ing. St. Marys picked up 224 yards through the air with Scott Maston throwing for 147 yards and · two touchdowns with his favorite target being Jeff Sole with 151 yards on nine catches. · "It's tough to shut down a stron~ passing game· all night long, • Cromley said. 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The Bulldogs defeated the Blue Devils, 22-15. (Doug Shipley) Bulldogs .stun Devils OTTAWA, Ohio (AP) Kenton quarterback Ben Mauk threw for 469 yards · {'ri(lay night to break the . national high school career Bv BUTCH COOPER 4-1 SEOAL) on the ground with 29 passing yardage record. Staff writer carries 'for 106 yards. Haggerty Mauk needed 215 yards to caught two passes for 64 yards. break the record entering the GALLIPOLIS - Athens' quar- Simmons now has over 1,300 game. He threw'for 293 yards terback Grant Gregory is known for yards on the season. in the first half alone. He fin"Our kids played hard," said . leading his team's offense with his Gallia Academy head coach Matt ished 24-of-37, threw four . ability to throw the ball. · Bokovitz. "We can't blame ourtouchdowns .and ran for a On Friday, against Gallia score as Kenton (7 -2) beat Academy, Gregory came through in selves for getting beat. We got beat a team that had a good game on Ottawa-Glandorf 33-32. a big way as part of the Bulldogs abyparticular night." His career total is now defensive secondary. On Athens' following drive, a 14,712 yards. The old record With seconds remaining and six-yard pass from Gregory to of 14,457 yards was set from Athens up by seven points, Gregory Jeremy Sebring and a pair of short 1995-98 by J .R. House of broke up a Travis McKinniss pass runs by Chris Hewitt put the ball on Nitro, W.Va. intended to bonnie Johnson on the :aulldog 45-yard line. fourth down from the Athens' 14· Duri.ng his -years at Nitro, Gregory then found Sebring, who yard line to hold off the Blue Devils got past Johnson for a 55-yard House broke several slate and fonhe shocl,cer, 22-15. national passing records. He touchdown connection. The drive began from the 14 Gregory · connected again with threw 10 touchdown passes when Athens was forced to punt Sebring for tl)e two-point converin a 69-52 win over · . from their own one-yar(lline and it sio'n as Athens led by seven. Morgantown in the 1998 was tipped, giv~ng the Blue Devils Class AAA championship Gregory finished with a pair of great field post lion. · touchdowns on 12-of-21 passing game. House also played "Grant is just an all-around ath- for 169 yards for Athens (5-3, 3-2 baseball at Seabreeze High in lete," said Athens head coach Les SEOAL). Sebrin& was his main tarFlorida, transferring between Champlin. "He does a great job on get with seven receptions for 12 I the schools each year. offense as well as defense. He's yards. Mauk has thrown for 3,718 going to give you a big effort rio "He (Gregory) might be the ,best yards and 42 touchdowns this · matter what side of the ball he's on. quarterback I've seen in this year. He set a nationwide sinHe plays really hard." league. Bar none,' : said Bokovitz. : gle-season record of 5, 7'W The Blue Devils took · a 15-14 "We did a good job at times neu·yards passing last year lead with 8:04 left in the game as tralizing him, chasing him and breaking House's 1998 McKinniss led Gallia Academy making him throw where we wantrecord of 5,526- and threw with a couple of big passes to Cole ed to. And there were times we didstate-record 6() touchdown Haggerty for 48 yards and Tom n't and he made us pay... big time." passes: Bose for 14 yards, placing the ball Gallia Academy tried to bounce Mauk led . Kenton to the on the Athens' 12-yard line. back as Johnson .returned the fol:Division IV state champiTy S'immops then ran the ball in lowing kickoff 50 yards, placing it onship last year, passing for for the score \to put the Blue Devils on the Athens' 45-yard line. Division IV championship in the lead, but they failed on a twoThe Blue Devils were able to get game records Of 439 yards point conversion run. the ball to the 31 before a penalty and four touchdowns. McKinniss ·finished with 117 pushed the ball back to the 36. yards on I 0-of-21 passing, whit~ . Gregory then picked off a He has committed to Wake Simmons led the Blue Devils (7-2, McKinniss pass to end the Gallia Forest. 'a Aipley-Fairp!Sn . CHIVIOLIT Wahama 48, St. Marys 14 South Gallia 45, Hannan 0 Columbus DeSaJes 21, Ironton 14 Oak Hill 54, Green 6 Symmes Valley 26, Sciotov1K!113 record e.JI IIIUIIINGMOe' · At. 21 Church Stree1 Take 1-77 to Ripley FAIRPLAIN Interchange , (exit 132) Turn North on At. 21, Dealership is 3 miles on left . ' - Plean see Perfect. BJ 8v PAUL U. POLCYN Sports correspondent' 3-6 FrlctaY's Gamet! I catch it." .Wahama opened the scoring early in the first period by taking advantage of a bad snap on a Blue Devil punt attempt. The White Falcons drove 20 yards in just three plays with Lambert going in from a yard out. Anthony Mitchell booted the point after to make it a 7-0 contest with 9:27 remaining in the first quarter. .. Sr. Marys answered by marchmg 59 yards · in II plays with Maston coQnecting with Sole Qn 11 three-yard aerial at the 4:34 mark. The PAT conversion pass proved ·unsuccessful giving WHS a slim 7-6 edge. · The Bend Area team came right back with Jordan and Mitchell carrying the load with Wahama driving 65 yards in only four plays. Jordan cui, Raiden ; roll over Pointers ·Athens 22, GaUia Academy 15 All 7-2 7·2 4·5 ' 2-7 4-5 4-0 ata-o Sophomore corner- · back Jeshua Branch concluded the locals MASON , W.Va. _ Tile Wahama huge night with a White Falcons. continued to roll pair of defensive touchdowns on a 43Friday night as Ryan Mitchell and yard return with on a Justin Jordan topped the I 00-yard fumble recovery and rushing mark once again as the a 50-yard intercepeighth-ranked Bend Area grid squad tion return. . won its eighth st:rl(ight contest with a "We played up to convincing 49-14 triumph over visitMitchell our competition," ing St. Marys. veteran Wahama Mitchell . score,d one touchdown coach Ed Cromley stated following · while gaining 107 yards on the night the big win. "We controlled the game. with Jordan adding a pair of scores They had trouble with our speed out, and I04 yards on the ground. Senior side and when they adjusted to stop Gabe Lambert, the third of · the · that Lambert came through in a big Falcons senior trio of running backs, way through the middle." ran for another 83 yards and a touchWahama ran for 311 yards on the down with Aaron .Faulk hauling in a night with much of the.credit going to 65-yard pass from Chad Zerkle for its offensive line, which consisted of yet another WHS six points. Anthony Jordon, David Smith, R.T. BY GARY CLARK Sports correspondent ~lwr Valley "-- !\IEDICAL PLAZA 6atadta, f:imtt -6tnttnd VIkings top Meigs, Pagi B2 Rebel• roll peat 'Cats, Page B3 Wild~• ground Eagles, Page B3 Tomcat• trounce Tornadoes, Page B3 American Red Cross Festivals Friday, Oct. 18 GAlLIPOLIS Harvest Moon Native American Pow Wow from 10 a.m. to dark to run through Sunday at the Gallia County Fairgrounds. Coats will be collected and ·Inside: Saturday, October 19,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant -~---'--------·-.--·-- I - - - - I • --· ---···- I drive. Gallia Academy will now try to earn a share of the league title with Marietta as the Blue Devils play host to-Logan. . Marietta defeated . Logan, 13-0. on Friday. "I really think our kids will bounce back after this lo~s and be ready to go after Logan next week," said Bokovitz. " I don't exr.:ct anything but . that. If our kids don' I come back and ready to battle, then I've completely misjudged them. "I think they'll be ·.back next week." Gallia Academy took the first lead or' the game following a scoreless first quarter as Dustin Hall · made good on a 27 ·yard field goal. Athens then stunned the Bulldogs wit11 a pair of touchdowns with just little over two minutes left on a short Gregory TO pass to Ryan Mingus and a short run by Chris Hewitt. The Bulldogs took a 14-3 lead into the half. Gallia Academy cut into the lead -when a Gregory pass was intercepted by Brandon VanSickle at around the Athens 25-yard line , who returned it to the one. · Two plays iater, Clarke Saunders pounded it in for the score, but the conversion pass failed as Athens led 14-9. "We're really excited, " ·. said Champlin. "Gallipolis is such a strong team and they 're well coached. Matt (Bokovitz) does a great job down here. . "We're fortunate to win." Athens travels to Point Pleasant next Friday. CHESHIRE, Ohio - With a solid performance from the ground game and a stingy defense, River Valley · rolled over top of South Point, 34-7 at home on Friday. Coach. Greg Deel's Raiders improved to 4-5 on the year. The River Valley rushing attack amassed 318 yards on 52 attempts. Allan Brown rushed for 139 yards on 13 carries and scored two touchdowns, one of 31 yards and an other of 60 yards. Jessie Ward also added 66 yards on ten carries and scored a touchdown. Joey Graham also added two touchdowns for the Raiders . The Raiders broke Ward into the scoring column at the end of the first quarter on a one-yard quarterback sneak by Graham. Graham set up his score, on fourth and two, with .an option play which appeared like he was going to go get tackled for a loss, but Graham, as he was being tackled, pitched the ball to Jessie Ward, who gained nine yards down to the Pointer one-yard line. After a South Point three-and-out, Graham added a second score on another one-yard sneak. This Raider ·score was set up by a fourth and twelve pass . from Graham to Allan Brown which netted 29 yards, ~ivin~ the Raiders the ball at the Pomlers five-yard line . . After another South Point punt, River Valley scored its final touchdown of the first half on a 31-yard counter play by Allan Brown in which he made a nice cut and out-ran the Pointer defensive backs. South Point did manage a score near the end of the first half on a 10-yard pass from Tommy Hayner to wide re.cei ver Patrick McCleary. The Raiders look their opening possession of the second half and drove ' the ball 64 yards and scored on a six-. yard run by Ward. River Valley's final touchdown came. on a ..third and 18 situation. Coach Deel decided to take the conservative route and called for a draw. Brown took the handoff broke through the line and flat out out ran everyone for a 60-yard score. . River Valley's defense only allowed 130 total yards, only surrended five first downs, forced a fumble, and forced South Point to punt four times. · Jessie Ward led the Raiders' defense with seven totalll)ckles (four solo, three assists). Also coming up big for the RV defense were Ltlke Degarmo (six tackles) and Riley Rice (five total tackles). Also registering sacks for the Raider defense were defensive linemen Justin Hudnall and Kyle Tipton. · • River Valley will attempt to · improve its record to 5-5 next week as they play host to Fairland next Friday to close out the season. ( �. _ Saturday, October 19, 2002 Saturday, October 19,2002. Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant &llturba!' m:i~ -&mtinel• Page 83 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant · .. Vikings upend Meigs in Ohio Division action; Rebels crush·Hannan Wildcats.edge Eagles BY pitch from Eric Collums tion from the Marauder 31 to around the right side and lost keep the Marauder march his footing just short of the alive: On second and njne at McARTHUR, Ohio yardage needed for a first . the Viking 42, StewarJ took down. the handoff up the middle Vinton County quarterback The Vikings took over and a where he found no runni.ng Chris Bethel scored on runs of steady diet of runs by five dif- room. Stewart bounced the three, 67 and 14 yards as the ferent backs moved the ball to run outside and raced down Vikings downed the visiting the Meigs 28 where they the right · sideline to the end Meigs Marauders, 2!-13, on faced a third and nine situa- zone. Fackler's kick tied .the senior night at McArthur. tion. Bethel then made the score at 7-7 with 5~· left in The Marauders led going fust of his timely plays when the half. into ·the fourth quarter but he threaded the ball into Josh Vinton County was not could not keep the sophomore Ruckel for an 11-yard gain to done yet as the Viking bolsignal caller in .check in the . the Meigs 17 to keep the drive stered by the ·running a passfinal 8:00 of the contest, as alive. Following a 14-yard run ing of Bethel moved to the Bethel made the big plays · by Chris Neal, Bethel called Marauder 20-yard line late in ·when his team needed them his own number and kept the the half. Matt Wandling and the most ball for a three-~ard touch- Fackler broke up Bethel passThe Vikings received the down run · off nght tackle. es near the end zone and the opening kickoff and were Pvwell added the point after Viking . drive stalled at the unable to move the balL and the Vikings led 7-0 with Meigs 20. Bethel's fourth Greg Powell, who did an I :07 left on the first quarter down pas fell incomplete and the teams went to the .break ·outstanding job all night in clock. the kicking game, backed the After an exchange of punts tied at 7-7. . . Marauders up to the,ir own 22- life Marauders took over on Meigs opened the second yard line with a 37-yard punt. their <;>wn 19-yard line and half in typical Meigs fashion, The initial Meigs drive moved started a long drive toward the playing power football with into Viking territory with Viking end zone. Senior full- the runrimg game. Starting at Jeremy Roush doing most of back Ross Stewart - who their own 14-yard line the the damage. Roush lofted a · rushed for 118 yards on the . Marauders behind Stewart halfback option pass to Buzz night - .got the drive off to a and Roush moved the ball Fackler, who despite a nice flying start with a 13-yard run into the Vikings half of the effort could not come. up with on first down. Quarterback field. Stewart had runs of 14 the catch at the Viking I 0- Eric Cullums hooked up with and 23 yards as Meigs moved yard line. On fourth and one Fackler for 15 yards to con- to the Vinton County 34 and at the Viking 44, Roush took a vert a third and eleven situa- set up what may have been JIM SouJ.say Sports correspondent BY DAN HERMES Staff writer the biggest play of the night. another drive to end the third their running game. On first and ten, Roush was quarter, From their · own Fullback Curt Moore carhit . for a two-yard loss and seven, the Vikings moved to ried· five of the next eight went down with a leg injury. their own 46 before punting plays as the seconds ticked After being helped from the the ball back to Meigs with away. Faced with a fourth and field, the Marauder co-captain II: 12 left in the contest. The seventh at the Meigs 27 with did not return to the game. Marauders were unable to 2:00 left in the game Bethel On the next play, Cullums sustain a drive and Vinton again made the play he needfound Fackler in the left flat County took over at theii- 27- ed to when he rolled right and for a 16-yard gain and another yard line . after a 43-yard hit Neal for 11 yards .and a Meigs first down. Freshman Fackler punt. Neal gained five first down at the Meigs 16. Josh Buzzard, who played so yards on first down and Two plays later· Bethel kept well at Alexander last week, Beihel faked a handoff on sec- the ball on the option play replaced Roush and· along ond down , raced around right ar0 und the left end and with Stewart moved the ball end, cut .~ack to the middle of wiltzed into the end zone for inside the Viking 10-yard line. the field at the MeigS" 25 and the gamecclinching touchThe Vinton County defense scampered untouched into the down with just: 35 left in the stiffened and the Marauders Meigs ·, end zone. Powell game. . . soon found themselves facing · added the all-important extra Four Marauder passes fell a fourth and. goal at the two- point to give the Vikings a 14- incomplete against the Viking yard line. Coach Mike 13 lead with 7:50 left in the Chancey elected to go for the gllme. prevent defense as the touchdown and it paid off as On the next Meigs· posses- Marauders fell to 4 -5 overall Cullums found Fackler in the sion Cullums hit Fackler with and 1-3 in TVC play. end zone for the g() ahead . a quick pass in. the left flat. Vinton County moves to 2score, Cullum's sixth straight Fackler broke a tackle and 7 and 1-3. completion on the night. The raced 30 yards to the Viking Stewart led Meigs on the Marauders went for the two 28 before being pulled down. grQIInd with 118 yards on just point conversion with their · A Marauder holding penalty 10 carries. Roush netted 58 regular holder (Roush) on the on the next play put Meigs in yards on 14 tries before leav.bench and the pass was no a second and 26 situation at · ing the game. Roush stands good, making the score 13-7 the Spartan 44. Collums just 24 yards short of the Meigs with 5:43 left in the under heavy pressure - was I000-yard mark on the seathird quarter intercepted by Powell giving son. Vinton County who moved the Vikings the ball back with . The Marauders play host tll the ball consistently on the 5:38 left Vinton County start~ Belpre next week ·in the sea- . ground all night mounted ed to work on the clock with son finale. .• MERCERVILLE, Ohio S,outh Gallia running back Jake Workman turned in a workman-like performance Friday . night to lead the Rebels in a 45-0 route over t\le Hannan Wildcats. . South Gallia (3-6) kicked off and · Hannan 's Dillon Sabolsky returned it 20 yards fOr first-and-10 at the Gallia 42-yard .line. Ha.nnan (1-6) fumbled the ball two play~ later and the Rebels wasted little tirrle making Hannan pay for the miscue. Zaok Lee ripped off runs of 1'8 and four yards before Workman hit the line, darted around the left side and scored from 20 .yards out. Rafael Thelen's ext(a-point was good, making it 7·0 with 10:30 left in the first quarter. . Hannan took over but couldn't manage any offense against the Rebels, who racked up 15 penalties for 152 yards. On the Rebels nell:t possession, Workman scored time, Rice had nine touches untouched from 23 yards out. for minus 69 yards. The two-point conversion Gallia's Zeph Clary sacked · Rice for an 11-yard loss and was good, making it 15-0. "That mental part of the then proceeded to sack Rice game we've got to straighten in the end zone for a safety, it out," said S011th Gallia and the score stood at 24-0. coach Donnie Saunders. "I But not for long. told the kids, this team has On the ensuing kick, South played some people and Gallia's .Brandon Coburn scored some -points and they sped 60 yards for the score need to play like this against and the rout was on. · the Wahamas, Parkersburg "We don't have a lot of · Catholics. When we're ready ·. speed bu~ we're trying to to play mentally against · spread the ball around," everybody, we'll start to com- Saunders added. pete better." On South Gallia's second .South Gallia's fust drive in possession of the third quarthe second quarter resulted in ter, Lee rushed four times for a score by ,Ricky Whitt from 45 yards, which included the three yards out. Quarterback final five yards-off right tackJosh Waugh completed ~wo · le for the score. · Waugh passes in the drive, one for 19 hooked up with O'Brien for a yards to Dustin O'Brien and five yard touchdown pass for the other to Lee, good for six · the game's fina,! score. "What we've got to work yards. Thelen added the extrapoint, making it 22-0. on now is the psychology of Hannan quarterback our game," Saunders said. . Lawrence Rice had trouble at South Gallia travels to the helm as he was pressured Guyan Valley next. Friday all night long by the tenacious while. Hannan travels to South Gallia defense. By half- Bishop Donahue. Trimble rolls over Southern BY ScoTT WoLFE ' .Scoreboard Athans 22, Gallla Academy 15 Athens 0 14 o 8-22 . Gallia Acad . . o 3 e · · 6 - 15 Fourth Quarter AV- Allan Brown 60.run Polcyn kick) 11 :27 Team Statlatlcs SP First Downs '5 Rushes-yards 30·120 Passing yards 10 Total yards 130 Comp-att-inl 1-1().0 Fumbles-los! 2· 1 Penalties-yards 6-50 Punts-avg 4-28.8 (John Second quarter RV GA·- D.uslin Hall 27 FG, 11 :1 0 13 A - Ryan Mingus· 7 pass from 52·318 · . Grant Gregory (Chris Hewm kick) 51 2:12 369 . A- Chris Hewitt 3 run (Hewitt kick) 2-&-0 :39 0-0 2-25 Third quarter GA - Clarke Saunders 1 run (pass 2-19.5 failed) 4:26 Fourth quarter Individual Statlatlca GA - lY Simmons 12 run (run Rushing: SP - Justin Workman 18-98, John Smith 6·17, Patrick failed) 8:04 A :... Jeremy Sebring 55 pass from . McNeely 4·13, Tommy Hayner 2-(-8); Gregory(SebringpassfromGregory) RV- Allan Brown 13· 139, Jessie 6:00 ' Ward 10·66, Adam Darst 10-42, Cha~ie· Nibert 4·25, Joey Graham 7· 16, Josh Wamsley 3-15, Burley Team Statlatlce Geiger 5·15 A GA First Downs 10 15 Palling: SP- Tommy Hayner 1-7· . 30·52 Rushes-yards 42-163 Q-10-1, Justin Workman 0-3-0-0-0; Passing yards 169 131 RV - Joey Graham 2·5-1·51·0, Ryan Total yards 183 Spaulding 0·1-Q-0·0 Comp-att-inl 12-21-1 11-23-2 Receiving: SP- Patrick McCleary 1-0 Fumbles-lost 4-2 1-10: AV ~ Allan Brown 1-29, Ryan · Spaulding 1-22 Penalties-yards 6-55 5·43 m Individual Statlatlca Ruehlng: Athens :- Qhris Hewitl 22-40, Graylon Summers 3·9, Grant Gregory 5-3; GA - Ty Simmons 29· 106, Donnie Johnson 4-44, Cole Haggerty ,3-8, Clarke Saunders 3·7, Point Plaaunt 33, Warrtln 14 Warren 6 0 8 0 - 14 Poinl Pleasant 6 14 ·13 0 ~ 33 First quarter W - Peach Venham 34 pass from Jessie Reitmire 1-0, Travis McKinniss Carson Leach (kick failed) 2-(-2) P . - Jimmy Jordan 2 run (kick Paaalng: Athens - Grant Gregory failed) 12·21:1-169; GA- Travis McKinniss Second quarter 10·21·2·117, Donnie Johnson 1-2·0· P - Newt Mattox 13 run (Beau 14, Nick Craft 0-1-0·0 Sang kick) P - Kevin Thompson 13 run (Beau Receiving: Athens Jeremy Sebring 7·121, Ryan Mingus 2-28, Sang kick) · I· .coray Champlin 1-12, Aaron Ransom Third quarter 1-8; GA - . Cole Haggerty 2-64, P - Kevin Thompson ·52 run (Beau Donnie Johnson 4-43, Tom Bose 1· Sang kick) 14, Jravis McKinniss 1-14, Ty' P - Jimmy Jordan 32 run (pass Simmons 2-(-4) failed) W - Chance Glover 88 kickoff River Valley 34, Soulh Point 7 return (lienham pass from Leach) South Point 0 7 0 0 7 River Valley 6 15 6 7 - 34 Team StiiUellca .w Arat Quarter AV -Joey Graham 1 run (PAT . failed) :49 Second Quarter AV "- Joey Graham I run (RaySean -"lllen pass frorri Graham) 8:1I RV - Allan Brown 31 run (John Polcyn kick) 4:26 SP - Patnck McCleary 10 pass from Tommy Hayner (Zane Joy kick) :20 . Third Quarter · AV - Jessie Ward 6 run (PAT failed) 6:41 First Downs Rushes-yardS Pas~ing yards To!al yards Comp-atl-inl Fumbles-los! Penalties-yards . Punls-evg 11 19·36 202· 238 12·27-4 0-0 5-40 2-36 p 23 57-429 13 442 1-7-0 0·0 5-45 3·31.6 Individual Slltlatlca Ruahlng: W - Scott Alloway 10• 26 , Peach Venham 2·9, Carson Leach 3;3, Mike Wentz 1·2, Chance Glover 1·1, Kirby Evans 1·0•. Josh Beebe 1-(:5); PP- Kevin Thompson 14·1.27, Nick Duncan 16·95, Newt W - Jordan 26 run (Davis. pass kick) 10:30 Mattox 11 -94, Jesse Nett 7·60, from A. Mitchell) 3:22 · G - Workman 23-yard run (Waugh Jimmy Jordan 3-38, J. D. ·Thompson Second quarter · pass to O'Brien) 4:34 6·15 · W - Faulk 65 pass from Zerkle tA. Second quarter Paselng: W - Carson Leach 12· Mitchell kick) 7:48 G - Whitt three-yard tun. (lhelen 27·4-202·1; PP ·- Kevin Thompson W - A. Mitchell 1 run (A . Mitchell kick) 10:14 kicl<) 5:24 . 1-7-G-13'0 G - Clary sacks Rice lor safely Receiving: w- Kirby Evans 4-75, Third quarter 1:23 G ~ Cpburn 60-yard run (Thelen Marc Sm~h 1·42, Peach Venham 4W - Jordan eight yard run (kick kltk) 1:13 51, Chance Glover 1·24, Ryan Duly · blocked) 2:24 Fourth quarter 1-8, Scott Alloway 1-2; PP - Jared W - Branch 43 fumble return G-Lee five-yard run (Thelen kick) Billings 1·1.3 (Lambert pass from A. Mitchell) 1:26 10:57 J;ourth quarter · Waterford 34; Eastern 26 . SM - Sole 24 yard pass from G - Waugh five-yard pass to Eastern . 7 0 7 . 12 - 26 Maston (Pascarella pass from O'Brien (Thelen kick) 4:11 Waleford 7 14 7 6-34 Maston) 7:13 W - Branch 50-yard interception Teem ataUatlca G . . Firat quarter return (no lry) 0:00 H E - Bryan Minear 16 run tVince . 7 First downs 15 I Martin kick) 8:13. Trimble 66, Southern 8 Rushes-yards 27-237 29+50) W -Travis Barth 13 pass from Ben Trimble 34 26 6 · 0 - 66 Passing-yards 74 17 Cunningham (Alex Hice kick) :10 Comp-Atl-lnl . 6-9-0 Southern 8 0 0 0 8 4·10-0 2·1 . Fumbles-lost 1·0 Second quarter W - . Barth · 64 pass from Flrs.t quarter Penalties-yards 15·152 5·25 Cunningham (Hice kick) 9:42 T - A.J. Jenkins 29-yard pass lo Punts-ave. · 2·34 5-28.5 W - Dan Doebereiner 57 run (Hice RJ . Andrews, kick failed, 6-0, 11 :40 '· kick) 4:47 r -:7 Juslip Jenkins 25-yard run, kick Individual atattetlce · Third quarter no good, 12-0, 8:52 ilu8hlng: G ..:.. Lee H -112. E - Ken Amsbary 1 run (Martin T - Justin Jenkins 6-yard run , A. J. Jake Workman 4-66, 'Anthony Lane 2· kick) 8:14 Jenkins to Andrews PAT pass, 20·0, 51, Brandon Coburn 3-18, Josh . cillimrrg11';lm ·40 run (Hice 8:27 Waugh 3- (·10) · · kick) 7:20 S - Pierce to Thomas 2·yard pass, H - Cody Finley 6-15, Dillon Fourth quarter Teaford PAT run, 20·8, 7:04 Sabolsky 1-10, Stacey Cooper 8· (·2), E -:- Amsbary 5 run (kick lailed) T - Skinner 9-yard run, PAT no Lawrence Rice 13· (·93) 11 :16 good, 26-8, 5: 1'2 Passing: G Josh Waugh 7·10·84, E - Minear 5 run (run failed) 8:07 T - Jenkins lo Andrews 55-yard H Lawrence ~Ice 4-10-17 W - . Hice . 15 pass · from pass, Jenkins pass to Andrews PAT, Receiving: G O'Brien 5-63, Jason Cunningham (kick failed) 6:.10 34-8, 0:00 .Merrick 1·11 Second quarter Team Statistics T - Andrews 7Q-yard punt return, VInton County 21, Me.l ga 13 E Jenkins kick, 41·9, 10:17 0 7 6 0 ~ 13 Meigs 20 First Downs 7 7 · 0 0 14-21 T - Jenkins ·25-yard inlerceplion . Vinton Co Rushes-yards 59·270 . 28·143 return, Jenkins kick, 48·8, 9:47 Passing yarqs 72 154 T - Jenkins 52-yard passlo Justin Firat quarter Total yards 342 Jenkins, kick no'!jood, 54·6, 7:30 297 VC .:... Bethel 3 run(Powell Kick) . Comp·att·inl 7-15-Q 7-14-3 T - Lanning 5-yard run, Kick no 1:07, Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 good, 60-8, 2:01 · Second quarter Penalties-yards 2-17 6-40 Third quarter Meigs - Stewart 42 run (Fackler 0-0 Punts-avg · 1-21 T - Josh Hodgson 5-yard run, kick Kick) 7-7 5:04 no good, 66·8, 5:09 Third quarter Individual Statistics Fackler 2 pass · rom Meigs Aulhlng: E - Bryan Minear 28· Cullums (Pass NG) 13-7 5:43 Individual Statletlca 193·2, Terry · Durst 18·77, Ken Rushing : 1'- Justin Jenkins 7-78, Fourth quirter Amsbary 12·(·3)·2, James Pierson 1· Josh Hodgson 6-35, Ryan Nagucki 5VC - Bethel 67 yard run (Powell 3; W - Dan Doebereiner 15·76!1, 37, Trent Knott 4·16; S - Teaford .13- Kick)14·13 7:50 Ben Cunningham 6-56' 1, Todd 33, Thomas 8·18. Simpson 5·36 VC - Bethel 14 yard run (Powell McCutcheon 7-11 Receiving: T - Andrews. 2-61. Kick) 21-13 0:35 .I Paaalng:'E - Ken Amsbary 7-15· 1· Christman 3-51, A. Jenkins 1·52, J. 72-Q; W - .Ben Cunningham 7-14· Jenkins 2-36: S - McKeever 1·21, · Individual Statistics 154-1·3 Thomas 1-3, Nease 1-8, Simpson 1· !luahlng: Meigs; Stewart 10-118·1: 4, Teaford 1-4. Roush 14-58: Buzzard 7·22; Fackler Passing: T - Jenkins A-6·0·167, · 1·3:.Cullums 1·3 Wahama 49, Sl. Marya 14 St. Marys 6 0 0 · 8 - 14 Anthony Dixon 4-7·0·52; S - Pierce . VC - Moore 12·35; Barney 9·23; Wahama 15 14 14 . 6 - 49 Aemy 9-34; Belhel8·96·3; Haynes 1· 6, 11 ·3·33 O; Neal7-37 First quarter South Gallla 45, Hannan 0 · Passing: VC - Bethel 5- 10·51·0 W - Lambert one yard run (A. South Gallia 15 f6 0 14 - 45 Meigs -Gullums 7- 14-81·1- 1 Milchell kick) 9:27 Receiving: Meigs - Fackler 6·78Hannan , 0 0 0 0 0 SM - Sole 3 eass from Maslen . 1; Ramsburg 1·3 1 Firat quarter (pass failed), 4:34 ' G - Wort< man 20-yard run (Thelen VC - Ruckel 2-21: Moore 1-11: tack w- w Andrews. An AJ. Jenkins ond canto 26-0 for a 60-8lead interception then set up a 25- at the half. Trimble scored yard Justin Jenkins score and once more on a Josh Hodgson a quick 12-0 lead at the 8:52 run in the third quarter for the RACINE, Ohio 66-8 finale, Capitalizing on Southern mark. · Justin Jenkins then scored Southern's Derek Teaford turnovers, Trimble rolled to a on a six-yard run after a had 135 all-purpose yards, 66-8 Tri- Valley Conference Southern fumble. An including a 70-yard .kick-off Hocking Divi sion victory . over Southern on Friday night Andrews catch made it 20-0 return that set up SouJ!tern 's touchdown. Teaford carried during senior night festivities at the 8:27 mark. .. Southern then got a boost 13. times for 33 yards, fol. at Roger · Lee Adams when Derek Teaford broke a lowed by Thomas with eight Memorial Field. . 70-yard kick-off return all the for 18, and Simpson five for Trimble is now 6-3 on the way to the Tomcat eight. Four · 36. The Tornado receivers season and 3~ I in the league, while Southern drops to 0-9, plays later, after Trimble had were Kyle McKeever one held on two goalline runs , catch for 21 yards; ·Thomas 0~4. . Phil Pierce rolled off the hip one for three · yards; Jake Trimble quarterback A. J. and threaded a nice pass to Nease, one for eight; Simpson Jenkins ran for two touchdowns and ihrew for three Matt Thomas for the score. one forfour; and Teaford one more as Trimble quickly Teaford added the EP run for for four. Trimble's A. J. Jenkins had dominated the game. J~nkins a 20: 8 tally. It· appeared that Southern two interceptions and Travis rushed for over 75-all-purmay have regained some life, McElfresh had an interceppos~ yards and threw for 167 but a Mark Skinner return to · tion, while Allen Lanning had yards. · RJ. Andrews had over 150 the Southern 40 began a a sack. Southern's Andrew all-purpose yards including a momentum shift back toward Philson . had a . sack and . 55-yard touchdown pass the Tomcats. Ryan Nagucki blocked extra· point Ide~ and reception from Jenkins and a had a 17-yard run and a cou- Dustin Keyes had two fumble 70-yard punt ~eturn . for a pie o,ther good runs to corn- recoveries. Joey Phillips, plemel)t Skinner, · then Chris Coppick, and Tommy touchdown. · After Jenkins had run the Skinner pounded it in for a Shepard also had several key ball 55 y,ards to the Southern 26-8 tally and Trimble was tackles. Southern goes to Eastern 29-yard line, he then went to again back off to the races. ~ . more scores before the for the traditional Battle of work on the Southern defensive backfield. It took one . t}rst·~eriod buz.i:er left the Meigs County next Saturday · play and one completion for a tally at 34-8. Trimble then night at East Shade River .. 2!>-yard :· connection to . shut· out Southern in the sec- Stadium. · Sports correspondent Powell 1-8; Neal 1-11 West VIrginia scores · Friday's .R esulta Big Creek 30, Marsh Fork 0 · Bluefield 48, Mount View 20 . Braxton Coun·l y 18, Gilmer County o .· Bridgeport 30, Grafton 0 Brooke 25·, Weir 7 Cabell Midland 42, Capital 7 Calhoun C.ounty 18, Roane County 0 Cameron 22, Clay-Battelle 0 Duval 39, Hamlin 19 · East Fairmonl34, Presion County 7 Fairmont Senior 12, Elkins~ (OT) · Frankfort 26, Berkeley Springs 6 · Fayetteville 13, Mount Hope 6 George Washington 40, St. Albans 7 · Guyan Valley 26, Van 10 Hampshire 44, So. Garrett, Md. 20 . . Herbert Hoover 40, Gr!!9nbrier E. 14 · Hurricane 21, Huntington I 3 Iaeger 36, PlkeVIeW 6 James Monroe 34, Greenbrier Wesl o· Aller, Ohio 41 , Robert C. Byrd 0 Liberty.Aai!}Jgh 38, Independence 8 Lincoln 45, Liberty Harrison 13 Logan 27, Chapmanville 8 Magnolia 27, Tyler Consolidated 0 Man 28, Matewan 26 Martins Ferry, Ohio 31, Linsly 7 Martinsburg. 52, Jefferson 14 Midland Trail22, Sh.erman 18 Moorefield 49, East Hardy 13 Morgantown 49, Woodrow Wilson 0 : Musselman 24, Hedgesville 16 N. Marion 21 , Buckhannon-Upshur 14 Notre' Dame 14, Paden City 12 Oak Glen 25, River, Ohio 20 ' Oak Hlll14, SissonvllieO ·Parkersburg Calh. 21 , Wirt County 12 Petersburg 33, Tucker County 27 Philip Barbour 26, Lewis County 9 Poca 14, Winfield 0 Pocahontas County 29, Tygarts Vall. 7 Point Pleasant 33, Warren, Ohio 14 Princeton 38·, Parkersburg 5 : 35 (201') Ravenswood 48, Clay County 13 Ripley 55, South Charleston 0 · Rllchie County 28, Dod<tidge County 16 Riverside 49, Nilro 45 Scott 30, Shady Spring 12 . South Gallia, Ohio, 45, Hannan 0 · South Harrison 28;Valley Wetzel 6 · Spring Valley 9, Parkersburg 7 Summers County 25, Richwood 6 University 24, John Marshall 0 Valley Fayette 28, Pendleton County 21 · Wahama 49, 51. Marys 14 ·' Wayne 7, Tolsia 6 Webster County 13, Nicholas County 0 Westside 14, Wyoming East 6 · Wheeling Palk 38, Indian Creek, Olio 10: Williamson 52, Burch:o Williamstown 54, Buffalo 14 Perfect leaying Wahama with a 35-6 advantage. Branch picked up · a St. Marys fumble with I :26 · left in the period and returned from PageBl the pigskm 43 ~ards for a touchdown w1th Ryan • miriated the series with a 26- Mitchell passing to Lambert yard burst with Aaron Davis to increase the locals bulge to grabbing the two-point con- 43-6. . . v~rsiori pass from . Ryan Maston found Sole on a 24· yard scoring tqss for the final Mitchell . The second period was all Blue Devil touchdown in the White Falcons as the locals final · period wi\h Maston took advantage of a fumble passing to Pascarella for the recovery by R.T. Roush at the two point conversion to make · . WHS 20. Four plays later . it a 43- 14 contest before sophomore quarterback Chad Branch concluded the nights Zerkle found Aaron Faulk scoririg by .intercepting. a behind the St. Marys secc Maston offenng and racmg ondary for a 65-yar(j TD 50 yards into the end zone on pass. Mitchell booted the the final play of the game to point after to make it 22-6 make the final count49-14. with 7:48 to play in the half. . Wahama will put its perfect Ci.Jb Cadet Wahama added another score .8-0 record on the line against Model !204 D'Gctor later in the · period on the undefeated Parkersburg strength of a 40 yard Ryan Catholic next Saturday afterMitchell run with . Mitchell noon at 2:30p.m. at ~tadium . later scoring frol)1 a yard Field on the campus of • 20 HP Kohler V·liNin away. Mitchell 's kick gave Parkersburg High SchooL OHV Engine w/Direct WHS a 29-6 halftime lead. Drive Shaft · · In the third the Falcons 4S" Shaft•Oriven Deck marched 69 yards in 13 plays with Jordan going the final • Cast Iron Transmission ~ght yards into the end zone. The PAT kick was blocked, ' s4,599 ' performance . an impre ss ive open' - field Slaff writer Still down by 14, Eastern tackle on .the play - the took the second half kickoff Eagles were down ·just two WATERFORD, Ohio _ an d drove 58 yard s, t ak1·n g with' all the momentum · in · · 10 plays and almost four· the world and seemingly all . Eastern's attempt to knock host Waterford out of the minutes to do so. Amsbaty . the time, as well. , · scored from one yard out to Again , however, the Division VI. Region 23 cut th~. lead to a single Eagles fell victim to the big playoff picture fell just short touchdown, and suddenly play, and while the team m an impressive shoot-out what looked to be a blowout held Doebereiner to a seaFriday, as the Wildcats was suddenly a game.. son-low 76 yards rushing, escaped with a 34-26 win Waterford had another Cunningham and company answer beside s had another trick up their over the Eagles. Eastern quarterback Ken Doebereiner, however, in sleeves. Amsbary's founh and ·goal quarterback Ben . On third and six from his pass to senior receiver Brent Cunningham . Cunningham own 48; Cunningham found Buckley was slightly under- took the second snap .after receiver Alex Hice · on a thrown with just 15 second Eastern gave the ball back screen pass which broke left in the founh quarter, to the hosts and dod~ed open and gained 36 yards. putting an end to the upset defenders before breakmg Two plays later the quarter- · bid, as .well as any .hopes for to the sideline for a 40-yard back found Hice agam on a · a .500 season for the Eagles touchdown less than a pretty fade pattern· in the (3-6). minute after Amsbary' s end zone to put the hosts up, "I'm not happy about los- score. 34-26 with 6: 10 left in reguing," Eastern coach Pat "If it weren't for a couple lation . Newland said after the mistakes- little things really Starting from its own 23, game, "but you saw a lot of - we would have won this Eastern mounted a drive kids and players grow up game, no matter how bad which would see the Eagles tonight, and I think there's a we were down in the first snap the ball 18 times lot of positives for the future half," Newland said. "But before the game's penultiin that. We refused to give thaCs football. Those things mate moment. The drive . up in this game and on this happen." threatened to stall at the season when we could easiMinear returned to the Eagle 40 when on third and ly have done that." lineup at the start of the 20, Minear broke through In fact, midway through third quarter, though , and the line for a 30-yard pickup the second quarter, the while the majority of . the - his longest run of the Ea~!es found themselves Tri- Valley Conference has night in whic h he finished ttadmg 21-7 ~fter Waterford , had its eye on Doebereiner with 193 yards and a pair.of stalwart runnmg back broke jn recent seasons, it was the scores. through the · Eastern sec- sophomore's .turn to show . Though Eastern wasn't . ondary for a 57-yard touch- what he could do. Minear able to overcome break. down run. Eastern's own · led the Eagles on a 78-yard downs in its defensive back, star runner) · sophomore drive which again ended field which eventually Bryan· Mmear, was mJured with . an Amsbary rushing would ·cosi it the . game, . on the play and sat out the score, this time from five Newland was impressed rest of the half, and when yards out, cutting the score with his team's fortitude. Wa~erfor.d . converte~ an to 28-20 at the beginning of "Brent Buckley really o~s1de k1ck a~tempt 1mme- . the fourth quarter. · impressed me tonight, ste pdlately followmg the score, Eastern soon cut it to two .ping up the way he did and it seemed the · tout was when a high snap on coming to show he wanted punt to play. The whole team indeed on . in Washingto n Waterford's . o nly County. . attempt of the evening gave did," Newland said. "It's However, the Eagles, who the ball back to fhe Eagles at unfortunate that the season's would also Ipse star defend- the Wildcat 20. 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BNBS in business, health care administration or a social science or equl11alent job-related · e~~:perience of three year$ . on~ar of re· ,..,. lated work e~~:pef'lence In hu· man ser11ices: experience In providing services and sup· port to indilliduels with mehtal relardation and/or d9velopment disabilities preferred . Interested candidates sh , auld submit their letter of Rhonda Ball. Intent to Team Leader, 8404 Carla Drive, Gallipolis, OH 45631 or fax to (740)446-3987. An '· Equal Opporll-!nlty Employ· :e::.r.:;FI.:;M:;ID:.:N::.·~--~- to wOrk five (5) days 8 week as an Educational Aide for assignment at ~. Beacon MRDD for the Federal HOCking Local School 018 _ trlct. • QUALIFICATIONS: .A:ppllcante must be willing to • 1'RAINING Midd!eton Estates wi ll be ·--ti.iiiiiiiiiiiiloo-,.1 hiring direct care staff. Ap· plicants must ha11e high school diploma, valid drivers license and pass a drug teet and background check. 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(740)446·7~3 (Library) for ry'IOre information. • N Od S h ear r. nance c oo.1 ~ br., tamtly .roDm ,Uvmg. e .h aw approx1mate1y 10 room ., ref. required 304· used homes for under 675-3512 $2,000, call 1-·~ "37-""•• ~ ~~ Now leasing new hOme, 3 ""rlnfo. •u room, bedroom, li11ing kitchen, dining room, quali.!~-~"" U\JI.I..UII'Ib3 fied peraons only. (740)44& 2801 w r. I I L,-..liiiillilliliiiiil;.,.l r TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unleas We Win! 1·888·582·3345 L<m& 8ut,.~ iiriliOp;;;;;~~;·;;;~;;;;;;;;; L---FORiiiioiiSALEiiii--,.1 ~ p r All re~l Htat• ldvertlllng tnthle,_.JMtporlo eubJtc1 to the Fldlrll F•lrHou•lngActof1H8 which rNkH It 111-o-1 to adnrtl" "1ny ~nctl, llmtt.tlon or dlecrlmlnetlon bllld on .-.oe, color, rellgl9fl, ..x f•mlllllltltua or nllllon•l origin, or tny Intention to m•ka•ny •uch prlfer.nce, llmtlltlon or dllcrlmlnatlon." Thl• new•p..,.r will not knowingly •ccept •dvertiHm.nta tor r111 •tit. which ha In .· vlolltlon of the lew. our ruct.r~ 1 ,.. hereby Informed thlt all ctw.IUng• •dv.rtiMd In thlt newe,-JMr 1re 1e acres mora ar tau.-Located on Green 11aliey D~ve. Stato Route 180. 6 mlnutoe from Holzor. Will aellln part or whole. Call lor State Route 692 Pomeroy, datalls. (740)446·0118 15 mi(es to Pomeroy, 12 miles to Athens, 5 acres, 2·112 to 12 acre lots. City pond, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Water-on Tribble Ad. Mason bath, 2 porches, central air, Co. Prices starting at 2 car garage, $1 19,500.00, $15,000. (304)54t-0759 (740)698·9855 Townhouse Apartments, Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms. 2 Floors. CA, 1 1/2 Bath. N.Wiy Carpeted. Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Pa· tlo, Start ~75/Mo. NO Pets, Lease !;'Ius Security Deposit Required , Days: 740-446· 3481; Evenings: 740-367· 0502. i I s 55 gallon Aquarium . wfth cabinet stand. Complete with fUter. !Ish & nice decorations. (740)387-7115 Quarter ·horse geiCting , $1 ,200; 19 yesr old Aegis· tered Quarter Horse ge~ • 1ng. 51 .000. Will sell togeth · : er for $2.000. (740)2 56· 6590 ·· .., 4 Angus Heifers, 1 Angus Bull approx 400 _4501 , 7401367 05 2 (740 441 ( . t 1 . 5502 · Gray Quarter horse colt ·tor sale. Gentle & pretty. (740)256·8146 COOL DOWN. Central Air ConditionerS and Heat Pomps: If you don't call :Us we both lose. Free ' estimates. (740)446-B:JOa !llld H00-291 {1()98. i SPACE t ~(7iti40jjil~44!1~-.::;309 ::;::3~:---, j ~~1E I FOR lb:Nr MOIIII.IlFOR"~~ ,.___iiiiiiiiiiiil;;;,-r' I3ALI!. 12,;60 3 bedroom w/c/ a. washer & dryer, stove, $5,495, 740..992·2167 , 1971 F Ia m I ngo, M obi I e Home12x60 2 Bedrooms , refrigato<, stove, underpln· ning, whee!s~n , ready to melle. $2 ,5 00.00 (740)843·5128 1988 mobile home, 14)156, 2 bed t b h S3900 · room. at' • 740 172 ( )992 -4 after 6pm. 1994 Oakwood 14x70, 2 BR, 2 full baths, newly painted Interior. Newer LR carpet. 3 ton AJC , skirting, Must sellt $15,000. (740)388;·043"6: after 5pm, or leave f\ISS&age. 1995 Fleetwood, 14~e70, 2 BR, 2 full bath, . Must see home. Located 12 mites south of Gallipolis on Teens Run Ad. muat soll l $18,000. Call (304)736·7268 Land contract possible. 2 trailer for sale on 1 acre lot, $36,000. Nice rental. (740)446-0118 Call lor de· tails. 95 Cenlury, 3 BA, 14X70, mccellent condition , $8,500 (740)256-1249 r 7 40-446-4525 1998 Buick LeSabre Limited, black, loaded w1th all options 104,000 miles; •••95 OBD. (740)44 t - t971 ~ i TRuCKS FOR SALE 1 HELP WANTED SEMI·DRIVER NEEDED Seeking local & experienced SemiTractor Trailer driver. Excellent Pay. Experienced Drivers Only. ..,4D-6Bi·7773 or 80tJ-523-D804 HELP WANTED SCEniC HILLS IS now HIRinG STUH'S HELP WANTED Classifieds! 740-446-2342 304-675-1333 96 Chevy Blazer 4x4' 2-Doors, V6Auto, Excellent Condition, White , Power Windo-.,s, Doors, Steering Tilt CrUise AM & FM Cass. pver Head Console, Tie Carrier, ABS Brakes,Aunning Boards. $69,000 miles one Qwner, garage kept.$6.950.00 Classineasl . Find what you need here! Qtimes ~enttn 92 Dodge conversion Van , 1 owner, lOts of new parts $2.500.304-675-6693 Are You Interested In Becoming a Dedicated Care Giver? Starting pay is $7.60 an hour plus shift differential. ADDITIONAL PAY INCENTIVES IN PLACE. · Please Call Dianna Thompson at 446-7150 for more information. ,(7c: .40.:ol:..:94:..:.:9-.:2:.:.490:.:._:-:-:-97 Plymouth Grand Voyager, V-6, auto, NC , cruise. loW miles. extra clean • . $8,000 080. (740)288- IN MEMORY I In Memory of 9896 or (740)286·8095 r:;; MoroRciaEJ • 2000 Suzuki Katana 5,000 miles. blue per1ect Condi· lift'--~----~· tion. New tires & pl ugs HOME priced at $3,800. (304)576IMPROV&mNTS 2668 l.w-OiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiOiiiiio,.l .,..---,----,-::--Stock Honda 450 Foreman BASEMENT ·e~ehaust, $100. (740)367WATERPROOFING 0298 Unconditional lifetime guar· antee. Local relerences furM"OTOR · •• ·~ & . nished. Established 1975. 1.A\MIT.A') Call 24 Hrs. (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement rib r. ·r .• ..,.-...- - - - . . . . , I H·-OMI!S ' I 1993 Rangel Auto. air•. good days, (740)441-0816 Eve· tires, 96 road miles, extendnings and weekends . ed-cab, bed-liner, excellent, 1998 Chev. Caviler Blue au - condi tion $35.00 1•740..667to. Ale Cruise 4 dr. AMIFM 6944 Cass. new ti res , new baltery, 74 ,000-miles $3,500. 992-5860 96 Ford Bronco XL (full size) 77.000 miles, Ca.rsdfromt $500 1e·l pFolicl~ ~m- $9,500. days (740)367-0222 poun 5 or sa or IS tng or {740)367-7558 eiJ8nings. 1-800-719-3001 ext. 390t 1994 Dutchman camper. 32 loot long, seifoontained, re"lrigerator, freezer, microwave & stereo systems all built in. Queen size bed, sleeps 6. Spare tire has ll8\ler been on the ground. Excellent condition;' $8500 (740)388-8743 ·~~J10N ....,.."""""" Residential of commercial wiring, new service or re· pairs. Master Licensed elec· trician. Ridenour Electrical, WV000306, 304·675 -1786. HELP WANTED Stop worl(lng a dead end job! · Start building a successful ..areerl WE OFFER: $500 sign-on borus Born Up to $7/hour + bonuses December 17. 1959 Full-time shifts with overtime available Died Part-time shifts with full benefits October 19, 2001 Paid training- no experience necessary If tears could build Friendly, professional atmosphere a stairway and memories a Call toqay to 'start your carOler with one of lane, the fastest growing industrie s in the area! I'd walk right up to heaven and bring CALL you home again. 1-8n·463"6'247 ext. 2455 Sadly missed by or stop by Dad & Mom, 242 3rd Avenue Brother Joe (Judy), Sister Edie (Darius), Gallipolis, Ohio lnfoCislon Management Corporation Nieces, Brittany & The Professional Dlfferencel Courtney .. Waterproofing. C&C Michael Shepard HELP WANTED Gonercu -• Horne M a1n · t e- p · 1 1 1 •'d nence· atntng, vny oo · t doo 1ng, carpen ry, rs, wi n· b b' ho dows, aths, mo tie me repair and more. For free ·estimate 1call C~et, 740-992"632=3"-.- - - - - -- Hunter's Special- 2001 Superior Home Horne 24', loaded, like new. Maintenance . used 1 time, $9999 Firm, We do all rep'airs on homes French City Homes, Inc. Inside & out Carpentry. Gallipolis, Ohio (740)446· plumbing, yard work, etc. 9340 (740)441-0t13. JET ' AERATION MOTOR~ : .. Repaired,- llo. Roblill~n Stoct<. Cal.l Ron Ev&~~e. 1800·537·9528. ~ . : ------~~~ :a Maple desk 2 drawer bench storage $40.00 euh or both for $75.00 304·8822436 : NEW AND USED STEIL Steef Beams, Pipe AetJar Appliances: Reconditioned For Concrete, Angle, ~"'h&n· Wash9rs', Dryers, Ranges, >' Refrlgrators, Up To 90 Days net, Aat Bar, _Steel G~tl,-b Guaranteed! We Sell New For Drains, Drtlleways ..,& Maytag Appliances, French Walkways. L&L Scrap MotCity Maytag 740-448•7795 . · als Open Monday, Tussday, Wednesday & Friday, Sam· · • "BUck" fireplace insert, $400 4:30pm. Closed Thursday, OBO. (740)446-2323 Saturday & Sunday. . . (740)446-7300 Gooct Used Appliances, Ae· conditioned and C3uaran· New Troybl!t weed eater, teed. Washers, Dryers, paid $600. will take S4~. ' . Ranges, and Refrigerators, (304)875·5344 • • ( 1mmerse yourself in all the pleasures of a PO IN T Co·LEAR . AL European Spa. Experience the latest in spa therapies and treatments. Allow trained hands to massage away the remnants of a hard day of golf or just the cares of the world, as you relax in luxury. Experience the popul ar Hot Rocks treatment, Vichy shower, anti-aging facials or give yourself a work-out in the cardiovascular workout room. Give yourself over to all the luxury offered i~ the new 20,000 square foot spa at MARRIOTr's GRAND HoTEL GOLF RESORT AND SPA, part of the Resort Division of the ROBERT TRENT ] ONES GOLF TRAIL. Enjoy golf at the resort Lakewood Courses or at nearby championship Magnolia Grove courses. . For Spa reservations call 251.990.63S5. For golf a~d hotel packages at The Grand or a~y- · where on the Trail, call800.257.3465. ALABAMA'S Golf's Greatest Rood Trip ¥ "r;;,;.:::;:;::..____...., BEAUTIFUL APART- electric range, $95; Caloric AT BUDGET PR~ 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed MENTS CES AT JACKSON ESa Homes From $199/Mo., 4% TATES, 52 Westwood Drille Down, 30 Years at 8.5% from $2 97 to $38 3 : Walk to APR . For Uslings, 800-319shop & movies. Call 7403323 Ext. 1709. 446-2568: Equal Housing Opportunity. . 141 Second Avenue. Avallw able November 1st ~ bed- Furnlehed 1 BD In Mlddl• rooms, basement, yard, port. · Private drive, refer· new heat! AC. references, enco/depos~ required, No deposit. Call (740)446-1161 Pets (740) 354-4084 or 992after October 20th. 5314 Furnished 2 Rooms and Bath, Upstairs, Clean. References and Deposit Requlred. No Pets. ·(740)446t519 gas range. white, $150; Kenmore- frost hee; white, refrigerator, $150; upright freezer, $125; Maytag washer/ dryer set, $275; Sola, $75; Dresser with mirror, $75; Nice sefid wooer bedside stands with BULLETIN BOARD .~ L~-------· AKC Registered Beagle puppies for sale, 6 week . old. Mother , & Father on premises. (740)388--8721 Broad Run Rod & Gun Club Outlaw & Slug Match October 20th 1 2-Noon AKC Registered Shetland r I --------2 La>y-boy recliners. Burgundy. Like New. (304)675· t329 After Spm. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP I meeting on October 21st at 6:00pm here at Scenic Hills. Light refreshments will be served. Anyone who is interested in attending please call Mary Arrowood or Kelly Bryant at 740-446-7150 ELVIS $100 pair. (740)698·3054 Cute Long hair ChihuahUa, : 1 year, male, AKC, '$2,00. (740)258-1249 .Real Band-Real Theatre ARIEL Theatre !:.::::!::.::::..:.::::::.__ _ __ • Hershey Kisses For Sale AKC Choc. U!ba 6-Male & 3-Femate Born 9·9-G2 $400.00 6oth Parents also For sale w/pedlgrees ·2 yrs. 426 Second Ave • 19 7:30pm $10 advance $12 at the door Info: 740·446·2787 Oct. ~ot:::d" . (c_740~)7:,:4~2~-380~Z::_~Mother· Golden Aetrlev&r; Father· Chocolate Lab, ~ malea, ..very. friendly, wiU make excellent pets: Has had flrat ahota & wormed, vet checked. $25 iach. Please celt after 6:00pm; (74b)245-D347 . FRED DEEL Voter Round-Up Saturday, Oct. 19th . Good Luck Mason County Golden Eagles B Team , Win the Playoffs & Take Us to the Turf Bowl @. Marshall Stadium !:.:::!::.:::::=::....~--­ Purebred CoCker Spaniel . Puppys, Maloa, ~ Blecl<, I Blonde, Vet Checke~ Wormed, 8 weeka Ld, .very ntcetl $130. oach. call 1-740:44::t:.-::::::::2.:B_:Io::..:::_5!::p.:::m:.·_ _ RaV Fox Terrier. pupa, \ 8 weeks old, $50; Beagle, mixed pups, Freel 8 weeki · old. (740)845-2599 Scenic Hills will be having our ' seo ·-------' Buy or sell. AIIIBrine Anti· ques, ~ 124 East Main on SR t24 E. Pomeroy, 740992·2526. Russ Moore, owner. 4 pets. Sl~e · month lease requlred. Call (740)446·7323 {Library) for more1 Informslion. r drawers, S40 each. Skaggs Sheepdog (Atlas· Shelile) Appliances, 76 VIne Street,' $250 each. (740)379·2836 · ~71,14~0~;:446:·7'-3~9:::a_ _ _..., Beegle puppies, 1 malo, j female, ~ 2 .wks o(d, first AN'nQmS shots, wormed, each or 2 bedroom home, epprOKI· mately 1 mile from Gallipolis on State Route 588. $4001 month ,'$3001 depOsit, references ·required. (740)4463413 Gracious living. t and 2 bedroom apartments at Vll VIllage Stoneware by 2, 3, and 4 Bedrooms unites available. FtomeroyiMiddle- lage Manor and Riverside Pfaltzgrat, Dinnerware and port/Raclne area Immediate Apartments in Middleport. large selection of unusual occupancy. . Hud approV-'d From $276-$348 . Call 740- serving places ·such . aa: immediate occupancy . pets 992·5064· Equal Hous!ng Soup Tureen; Punch Bowl Opportunities. & Cups, Pedestal Cake allow, no deposit option. 1-600·340-8614 Now Taking Applications- Plate. Lazy Susan, Coffee 3'5 West 2 Bedroom Town- & Tea Pots and Lofa 3 bedroOm home, Miners- house Apartments , Includes more. Call (7~0)446·2522 ville, Ohfo: rl11er VIew, no Water Sewage, Trash, · daytime; (740)379-2789 pets, references required, $350/Mo., 740·446-ll006. iievoii!Pn~lnl:ig...._ _ _ __, S450 month. call (740)9928n7 ~attar Spm . One bedroom. upotatrs ~ apartment (partially furnish- __ lT.u:.J'\\..-nN,u.x:. • 3br. House located in M1· ed) at 651 second AIIOn~o. eon. WV. S49o. + UUIIties. Gallipolis. $350 per month 1 Barcalounger rocker & ,.. No Peta. (304)7-73·588t plus $350 deposit. Water & cliner., 1 Wing back chair. 5 room a & bath, ·50 Olive St. trash lncludsd (no other utll· Like new. Appointment. ltles lncludsd In rent). No (304)675·2045 $325 mo. (740)446·3945 Foreclos4fd SW on 2 acre tract , $500 down 10 qualified For Sale or Rent- 1997 6 room & bath , centra! air 7 P,u.,-ers. Cali (740)446·3570 trailer, 2 bedroom, 2 lull heat. WID hook-up. S400. for a quick sale. bath . Call (740)387-7308 Kanauga. (740)387-7015 Some Extra Cash... Sell1our wares .~ in the ~aturba!' --------- .. • - - Brew Up Grubb's Plano· Tuning...& For Sale or Rent· 1997 ti aller, '2 bedroom, 2 full Some start at $95. Skaggs Sports Card Collection For bath. Call (740)387;7308 Appliances, 76 Vine St., sale . All sports-Lots of RoOTwo BR mobile homeJocat- (740)446-7398 kles. (304)675-6991 1("304=)8::_75~-2~4::_:73~--~ ed on Old BurdeHe Lane Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark behind Fox'8 Pizza In P.olnt Chapel Road , Porter, Ohio. Waterline Sp_~ial: 31~ 200 Pleuent. ·$350Jmo. Reier· (740)446·7444 1-677·830· PSI $21.00 Per 100; I 200 ences required . Call 9162. Free Estimates, Easy . PSI $35.00 Per 100; 411 (304)675·3423 financing, 90 dBys same as Brass CompresSion Fittln~s AP. cash . VIsa/ Master Card . In StOCk. FOR~ Drive- a- IIHie save alot. RON EVANS ENT~RPRIS~ ES Jackson, Ohio, 1·800Two Story House, needs Used furniture stQre, 130· 537·9528 \ work, prime tot In Racine, 1 and 2 bedroom apart- Bulavilte Pike. We sell mat$12,000.00 Will pay top dollar for prime ments, furnished and unfur· tresses, bunk beds, dressBUJU)JNG 949·2852 land. New home builder. nlshed, securtty deposit' re- era, couches, appliances, ~ SlJPPl..IIS quired, no pets, 740-992- · much more. Grave monu· Wanted! Good credit cus- . (740)446-3093 2218. ments. (740)446-4782 Gal· Block, brick, sewer pipits, tamers to purchase new HI '\ I \I ..., windows, lintels, etc. Claude llpcills. OH. homo w/lend . SO dowQ to ~;;=~;;:=:::=~ 1 bedroom apartment In Winters, Rio Grande, OH q~talitled cust,omera. 1-5 Middleport. (740)928-4941 Whirlpool washer, $95; Ken- ,Ciiarll.:,740;:::;:·2:;4;::5;;;·5;,:,12~1:,;._ _.., acre tracts available riO u -nuw.M r;:oftect after 7pm. O')ore dryer, $95; Kenmore I Rent. 3 Br houae In Pomer"~· 4 sale or rent $375. per month plus depoen. (740) 698-6763 1991 Pontiac Grand AM , 94 Corvette Coupe, white New JasJ)Or l;:nglne '1999 with red , leather, glass top, loaded, CD/ cassette radio, $800.00 (304) 773-5697 $ OBO ( I 740 6 2 12 500 ' ~ • 1993 lioyota Paseo, silll8t, 7512 5-speed, good conditian, asking $3500 OBO. Call The Pomeroy Police De· anytimo.(740)44HI021 partment will be selling the 1994 Ford Taurus, auto, toitawing vehicles by SBEf!led cold a·ir, • dr., $350 down, bids: M&J Auto. 740-992-1460or t987 Chevy Conversion 0 742 2 • 880 1986 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 , rebuilt transmission, rebuil1 front end, good OOdy and tires , needs engine or re· built $1200. (740)446-7928 1990 Merit Ill Chevy van, raised roof, seats 7, $88;tS fold down Into bed, :! ale, 200t Dodge Stratus. 4 cy1- ice cooler, much more, eJIinder, auto, 4 door, cruise, collont condition, $4,600, 38 till, 818 mites, $10,000 Hudsoo S1. J Mkldloport, Oh, (740)441 ~ ""7 · (740)992-4t03, 740-992· 0709. 67 Camara, 327, 68.000 2001 Cho'Jy Silverado Ex original miles. All original, Cab, Quad Cab, loaded, very solid, inferior excellent. red, new tires, 27,000 miles. $10,Soo. Cell after 5pm. mUst seal $19 ,500 OBO. (140)388·8972 (740)441 · 1547 HAG.;~~ iaturbapllmes ienhnd 4-WDs FOR JbNr Repairs. Problema? NeJ~t L,~--oioiliioiiiiiii.-.,.1 Tuned? Call The Plano Or. · 3 BR. 2 Blh, wid, cia • exc. condition. References re· qulred $400.00 I mlh . wise· curlty deposit call (740)992· 4017 after 6 p.m. r VAi.s& ror M~~WN 2 bedroom, 1 bath, large yard ,' no pets. rent $275 month+ utilities, $200 de· 12-56-·6_2_06 ;.po_•_~...;(7- 4-0;.. _ __ Fair calves· A·l sired, Heat 1999 Lincoln Towncar, Sig· Seeker plus Who Made nature Series, bright white, Who, black & halter broken . • sharp, IQaded, one owner (7.40)667-6637 (retired). Always maintained • on time. extfa clean. Registered ·Angus Bulls. (740)448·1000. L.Gave mes(740)288-1460 sage. :wanted someone to work 7-'-40:..·388=c.: ·9:.:6.::93::__ _.,-- . Van . Minimum Bid $500.00 •on farm, older man, 14•70 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix 1987 Ford Tarus ·Minimum ; trailer rent for utilities paid SE. 3.1L, 4 door, auto. N:. Bid $300:00 with salary, Call (740)446- PW, Pl, 9SK , 2900 . 1992 Ford Econcline one : 1052 (740)446-4279 Ton Work Van-Minimum Bid ! Wanted to buy-Hammer Mill 1996 Grand Am , 4 door, $1000.00 Cell (740)245·5492 if no an· Conlact person: Chief Mark ~ swer, leave ri'lessAne. $2995; 1995 Grand Am GT, E. PrOffitt (Pomeroy Police _. 2 dOor, $3695; 1993 Buick D tm t) •~ r. epar en T ... ~ .. century, $1295. 12 others Monday Threw Friday 8:00 Ltv~nA..-1\. in stock, we lake trades. AM 10 4:00 PM COOK MOTORS (740)44.6- Deadline for Bids: October 10 1 ten year old registered :0.:. :.;3: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 30th. Mark E. Proffitt, Chief DIRECTV. $0 two TV hook· TWin Rivera Tower tor eld- up, order here and e.,.-n erly/ disabled. $$$, 8110-263·2840. Now accepting applications Firewood for sale, $40 .. a lor 1 br. all utilities paid toad, ( _ . · 7401388 9143 HUD -assisted, carpeted apartment rent is 30% of Flora! shop closed. all supyour adjusted income call" pties & silk arrangements~& 304-675-6679 between 8· coolers sate call ~~ 4:30pm w~kdays. EHO 468·1049 or 304-674-0t:!li, Mobile home tot, takes 12: State Route 141 , large 14·16 wides. $100 deposit, eqUipped kitchen, large $125 month . (740)446-()175 bedroom, den , bath, covered deck- front & back, no pets, ready November 1 , S47~ month plus ~ei!'15JI . Phone (740)446·0205 days : (740)446·4254 evenings. 2 Almond frost lree refriger· . . ators, $75 each: White Ken· 1 more washer, $65; Rapper -Dryer, $60; Almond Whirl· 14x60, 2 bedroom, Spaw pool washer & dryer set, claus, central air, 1 acre lot, S 150.. Call after 6pm, 12x12 out building, $350 (740)446-9066 mont~ .. (740)379·235t ·r 1. ; wlnch&jCanape lt~d:; l 7 rooms, 2 bath, Gallipolis. Tara --------=-- Land home packages. No payments white under conWill pressure wash houses, struction. Little or no Auto Paint Shop on SR 124, trailers , and decks. Call down payment required . Reedsville, good condition. 441-4238 ask for Ron or (740)44 6_3218 real estate only, call John leave message. Athens Realty, (600)536New 2000 sq ft home, 10 tt46 " minutes frDm Hospital. B~oo Co. mpl8te -abO~e ground Building Yor, 1/lle wilh or pool with porch, drl11eway wlthaut stock "8t 62 Olive and garage foundati_on. Stre$1, Gallipolis, OH Price _ below appraisal. 4563'1. INOTICE:I (740)446-3384. OiiiO VALLEY PUBLISH· Whitmiy's Restaurant r.eal lNG CO. recommends . that New haven 3 large bed· estate, business and equipyou do business with people room, 2 112 bath, larga open ment goes with sale, call k' h /dl 1 you know, and NOT to send 1tc en n ng area. over- John at Athens Realty 1money through the mail until · sized 2 car garage, large 600·536-1146 yo~ have Investigated the rear deck w/ 16x32 In offering. ground pool, 20x20 building, - - - - - - - - - 3 years old localed on 4 112 ACREAGE Start Your Business To- acrts 304-Ba2~2072 day... Prime Shoppi ng Cen- PRICE REDUCED. 3 bed· 112 acra lot on 'l'jcoon Lalul' tor Spaca Available At AIroom, 2 bath Brick Ranch wl12x60Traller$16,500.00 fordable Rate. 2 Nice Exec- on 1. 5 flat acres, newer car· now St3,500.00 utille Olllces. Newly Ae· pel, doors an appliances, (740)247·1 100 modeled. $pring Valley Pia· full bas8ment (nartlally fin· ze Cell(740)446 ""1 •· · ~..-. · lshed). 2 Car gar&.~oa. At 33 100 acres mora or lea a, . • PRSEIM~rn>AL above New Haven. county water, leon area, ~=~' $125,000. 304-458·1519 (304)88.2·3897 n11'1170~u;:.;;;;.~;;;. ··-..;,;;~;.. - .,! ~...· ..,··~·~tl~ob,;;lo~ . on~o~n~eq,;;u~o""l~ opportunity bllu• . . sltions We ha11e open are: •• •.;.;,; . Casual part time - $8.00 per lT~r.LU\Il~ hour; regu lar part ti me with shift differential. Interested applicants should contact Baby items, hutch, lull size Rhonda ball at (740)446- bed , large dresser w/ mirror 8145. 304-675-2801 (304)-458·1580 --------For Sale . By OWne.r Ranch Style Home 3 BR 1.5 Baths E,; c e..ll en 1- Lac at Ion . $69,900.00 {740) 446-7825 Home on 2 112 acres of land, full basement, 3 br., dining room . family room wlllrept8ce. lillinn room , 2 w ___ ~t O.:::OO:::.:.a_m_,_M_o_nd_a_v_th_r_u -S-al·~~1":1401l""-..,~---.;...., nets. Off Leon Baden Rd. M & M cleaning serllice. full baths, utility room, 2 car • Bedroom ewl od be fingerprinted to have a ·;;J n y rem • led 1 "lckll rt II' criminal record check, hold e ' n IVl epo 'ca .om · A d • 5 a llalid educational aide per· n arson aner p.m. m~ mit. ability to work well with, • · staff, student and public, __B_e_d-ro_o_m_w_l-th_g_a-rag_e_o_n 3 and must.. provide own approximately 1 acre On transportation. Salary will be based 0 allflcatlon and Route 2, Qalllpatls Ferry. n qu s experIence. Piease sub m" • a ~::!::.:.:.=:::,_ (304)675-5332 letter of Interest, resume 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, cara nd reIerences to : Dr. J o hn port. newer roof. storm win· D. Costanzo, Superintend- dowa, 135 Klneon Dr. ent, Athens-Meigs Educe· ,(7.c:40c;:.c:l44::6~·2::77.:..::6_ _ _ _ tlonal Service Center, 507 Suite 4 br., lr. & dr., 2 baths, 112 Ri ch land · A enue lf108, Athensv, Ohio• 45701 . basement,lg. kitchen wllots M SC of cupboards. a/c-lan & The A E is an equal op- hEia" water softener, new portunity employer/provider. windows , lg. front pOrch APPLICATION DEADLINE: kl •'II M 0nd Oct0 b 28 2002 over 1oo ng ,,,vr, w1 con· ay er ' : slder trade, (740)992·9012 TruCk Drlvert, Immediate Lawn CarQ Helper, must be hfre, ctass A COL required, dependable and hard work· e~~:cellent pay, experience ing. (740)388-9416 required. Earn up to $1,000. par wook.Call .304Local Bar & Grill seeking 675·4005 waitress/ bartender for day.shift (10:30-Spm) Must be URGENTlY NEEDED· reliable , honest ·and have plasma donors, earn $50 to prior waitress eXperience . S60 per week for 2 or 3 great pay and gOOd tips. hours weekly. Call. Blo Ute Call (740)441-9371 or apply ·Plasma Service, 740·592In person at 42 Court Street, 6651 . Gallipolis - - - - - -- - WORK FROM HOME McClure's Restaurant now F'otentlai $1500/mo/pt hiring all 3 locations, full or • $5000/molft. Free Info. 1·800·921·4412 part·tlme. pick up app'ilcatlon at location & bring back www.acuqul r~freedom .com between 9:30am & ~day. more Information. --------Economy COI\I!tructlon All types of construction, roofing/siding, remodeling. guner cleaning; plumbing, painting, concrete. (304)674-Q118 or {304)674~ 4682 Georges Portable sawmill, don1 l')aul your logs to the mitljuatcat1304-675·1957 . ·riO :fa POUCIEB: Ohio V.llty Pub4~1ng ,.......... the right to edit. r.ject, or ce~ any Ml at any tim.. Enora rmm be report'.d on the flrat TribUf'ltlaSentln.'""'91Nr will be ~blrl for no men than the cwt of the ..-w oooup4ed by tt. emw lind only the flm lnMrtion. 1ny 10M or ••PinH·IMI iMulll from the publloltlon 01 omiMion .of •n ICIYertiiiiHnL' Correotlon wtll be made In the flretevllllble tdltton. •lox ··-;~-.;;.,p; lr. 1tw.y1 connct.ntlel. • Cu,...,t rMt1 earclllpPU... • AllrNI ..t.te adVertl..mentt .,. aubtiMJt lo the F..,_l Fllr Hou•lnt Act of 1Mll. • ~ n ~ ontr Mlp nnted ade IMitlng EOE Nndl*- W• will not knowingly fiCWPiany ..tv.rtlJing In vtollltion of lhe l•w. • Sbrt Your Ad1 Wftll A Keyword • lndude Complete Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get · \ \'\01 '\(I 'II '\h Sund•v• P•p•r FARM ~<'rv...-.~... &!.ll,lVu·mr..ru · "I te tl 1 C b L u ow • n rn• one . Boy 5 loot belly mower t ·hitch $1850 (740)8"." s • · i;JO" oi!()t8 : --''' - - - - - - ~J . D. 450 C, 6 way blade Includes Free Yard Sale Slgnl Up To 15 Words, 3 Days 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must B.e Prepaid o•v·• ln•Column: 1:00 p.m. 1r ~ : Ran terrter Puppies. 6wks .. :.okt Full bkloded. Parents ~~----~--'-.,.1 r on Premises. $75. Each . . , r(304)882·3340 Hay for Sale: 2nd cuttin gs •~ Rotweiter puppies lor sale; appr 1200 LB Balls call .... Mother and Father on prem- (740)992-2143 or 992-6373 ~lsea. Will be ready Novem- after 5 p.m.. ~ber 7. (740)288-1636 Round Bate Hay, Orchard : Rpttweiler male puppy. born Grass & clover, Tom -Kessel 8111102, tail docked, dew' (740)446·77~7 • ctawa.removed & first shots, .. purebred but not registered, :$250, (740)992-D932 85 Dodge Diplomat. $500 OBO. New tires, everything :To a good tlome, part Walk· works. can be . seen at • er, 8 weeks old puppies. 2910 Birch Avenue. · Call : 2FJ4M, wormed and well 1968 Pontiac GTO, VB. au(304)675-7682 • cared for. Call after 8pm, tomatic , n!iJeds restored, ' f740)44Qfl706 $t500 080. (740)446·3005 - - - - - - - 92 9amaro COld air, good l-~-ootor Rabbl1 Beagle pupheat, good stereo, V-6. !j 1991 Buick Regal. . white ~ pies. 6wks. okJ. Parents on with light blue interior. extra speed, rally sport. runs ,p chrome package, excellent good $2,000.00 304-576· • I \ I{ \ I ' I I ' 1'1 II ..., 2999 . condlion. $2800. (740)$,\ I I\ I 't 4It 1, 9655 . C.W.. Cowuy. OH Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1r dgL 6aturUp 1tfmef-6mttnd • Page 85 Pomeroy • MldcUep<lrt • Gallipolis, OH • Pl. Pleasant, WV . DAV Bid. in Kanauga 5:30pm (no cost) 5:30 "OrdlnaJY People" 7:00 'Joey Wilcoxon" 8:30 'Chris Fitch" Pd for by the Commtnee 10 elect Fred J. Cool, Tim Mallie, Truouror, 41 Alt>andor Church Rd., Clalllpotlo, Oh 4583t . I· tJ FALL DEMOCRAT RALLY Ashton Elementary School Sun ., Oct. 20 . 1:OOp.m. to?? CHICKEN FRY . Chicken & alllhe trimmings provided Please bring a dessert! I Come one-come all. Bring your friends & neighbors. Come and meet your candidates for National, , Slate & local offices ·ooOR PRIZESII Good food, good friend A fun time for all D&R Paylake. TROUT FISHING ·Sat. .& Sun. 1 mile Only out Jerrys Run WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY FALL ; CARNIVAL will be Oct. 26, 2002 from 3-6. We have games, food , auctions, jump house , and much·, much more. Come ·and Join the fun! Call for details 304·576-2999 FALL FESTIVAL Scenic Hills Nursing Center (Behind Spring Valley Cinema) Is having a Fall Festival on · Friday, October 25th from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. ' Activities will be held Inside and outside. Haunted House, Hot Dog Sale,• Bake Sale, Lots of Games &Fun Prizes· Everyone in tht Community lo Welcome! All proceeds go to resident fundal Hope to see you the rei For More Info... 446-2342. 992·21.56 • 675-1333 �) Saturday, October 19, 200~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV Page EM; • iltaturbap l!:imri -iltrntinrl BE'ITY IlliDGE [)0 1 AA~ 'TO CRY "lWIMK ~OU, · PHILLIP l'ilrt !t.ll·ll " A t I 3 tA K t t ) ... • Q. 6 At :H ....... hOmeof 15 Type .. Q J • Ill ~ 9 IG 4 I • K Q 11 • JIOU~J2 • J 10. 1 "K 7 1i • QJ 7 6 •• CATHY IVE ~lEO THE ir.IST\TUTE Of IIIEOICINE'5 6UIIlELINE 01' '-0 IIIINIITE5 Of ElCERtt!£ · PER DIN I~ IIIIPD5~18LE ~ I ~IBLE . IT 1\ BU'i>~ I ~LL ~T ON~E ... RE~&IBL£ AWLT 10 fl~D {,() fREE TRIED 8R!;AKIN& IT lr.ITO CHUNK~ ... n Duler: -Wcst Vulnerable: East-West &outb Weal NCH1b Eal\ . 111£ lr.lsmtm: Of i'l AOI/1~& ONE HOUR Of 39 Pan 3A Pill • • Pan 4¥ NU~U"T6!:> " bl\'1 !! GMT 8E DOIJE ! Pan 1+ Pan 1 'f Pill UI£LillNC:r PER Plln rau Pus · Opening lead: 6 4 Global tour PEANUTS IF S~E DOESN'T WANT I DO~T WANT TO 60 1-lOME •. SE PERFECT. 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However, an inspired lead allowed 1he Russian East-West pair 10 force S011th to guess the trump position·. . The bidding looks strange. I think three spades asked North if . he had a singleton somewhere, with four clubs doing lhe obvious. This would explain both South's signing off and' West's not leading the club king. Instead, Aleksander Petrunin · {West) found a diabolical low-spade lead. (This · wa~ safer thari usual because presumably South was thinking about ·a slam when he asked North aboul shortages. So, desperate measures were clearly required to have any chance to defeat the contract.) Afler winning with his spade queen, Andrei Gromov returned his other spade. West won with the ace and gave his partner a . spade ruff. East ex· iled with a club to declarer's ace. The declarer, Mar- · cin Lesniewski, cashed the heart king and led a second heari. Had East started with Q "J-10 of hearts or only Q-J? Going wilh the odds, Lesniewski cahed for dummy's heart eight and made his contract. The spectalors in the Vu-Graph theater applauded the excellent play by bolh sides. , ·m DOWN 1 Schnoz. In Parla , 2 Deaert aL 3 Polltlon · 4 WhodunH auapecta 5 Part oil circle 6 On - of (lor} 7 Artemla' lwln 8 Common abbr. 9 Willie Wonka's creator 10 Foil 1t Swlnga off . couroe 17 Microacoplc 19 Sheriff compUlef Taylor'• kid (2 wda.) : . 23 Lodging . 44 !.llmprey place 45 DamMII 24 Fumlture 46 Antler · buy .,...., 25 Vinegar, 47 Humortate.g. Bombeck 26 Fanfare 48 Reid and (hyph.) Conaldlne 27 Horae'a gilt 51 Loweat 30 Tackle-box high tide Item 52 Batman 31 None crutor 32 "So what- 54 tt.ck off Ia new?" 55 Once · 34 HI. . named 37 Taro p1111e 57 Crlmaon 38 Buya · 40 Galt 41 Sign off the --- Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Newsmaker ,.....,,.....,,....,I'T""'I Celebrity Cipher .cryptograms are created from quotations by famous past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Tcday's clue: G aqua/s B WY s LSSX OTYF EK M · WRS NTMWEPN US YP • • CTESK PREVIOUS SOLUTION -"Nude scenes? I wouldn't take off my clothes. Ther•'s enough violence in the VIMd." - Carol Buonen ' . . ". NO No Weather NO NO NO NO High: 50s, LOWi 40s Details, A1 Oak Hill man dies in acddent . FELLOWS. Do NOT PLAY 0 0 WORD - · GAMI O Rearrange lettl!lr3 ol four scrambled words. New bridge tne 1.:11!· low ro · form four 5imple word.s. ' ,. CHESHIRE, Ohio ·- An ironworker is dead following an alleged accident Saturday at Kyger Creek · Power Plant in Cheshire. According to unconfirmed reports, Josh Nelson, 21 , of Oak Hill, was allegedly involved in an accident while working with steel beams on the scrubber units at Kyger Creek and apparently died later from injuries he suffered. The accident allegedly occurred around 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Local emergency officials would not offer comment on the incident Saturday. Plant officials could not be reached for comment Saturday by presstime. 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It was reported that the The lone bid was from 13 Christmas decorations Dill's Fire Equipment, have been completely Ravenswood, and was for reconditioned and returned $277,663. from the factory. The It was agreed by Council Racine Area Community and the fire department Organization ·{RACO) had that the bid for tlie new lhe decorations refurtruck was to.,q high and il bishec:JI..at a cos,t of $1,700.-'· · was decided tllat specifica- A thank you letter will be tiOl)S would be revised to sent to RACO who report· . help reduce the cost of the edly has also c;>rdered I 0 vehicle. bicentennial banners for Coimcil at last week's use next year. meeting also adopted an Present for the meeting ordinance declanng the were Mayor Scott Hill, 1993 Ford Crown Victoria Clerk David Spe11cer, and cruiser and the 1989 Ford council members, Robert cornp.actor truck as surplus Beegle, Gary Freeman, The new bridge crossing Bashan Road was one of the first visible pieces of the Ravenswood Connector from that part of Meigs County. The 225-foot long bridge is concrete with a con· . property and agreed that Greg Taylor, and Charlotte . they would be sold by Wamsley. Council crete driving surface and concrete safety barrier walls. One phase of the Ravenswood . sealed bid. adjourned until 7 p.m ... Connector, .from the Ravenswood Bridge to Portland Road, wiiT open by Dec. 1. The remain· Minimum bids on the old Monday, Nov. 4. ing portions will open in the summer of 2004. (Charlene Hoeflich) Kids, teachers, parents lea·m from a maze of maize· BY KRIS DOTSON Staff writer · One hundred school children, teachers and parents recently discovered learning really can be fun as they made their way through the Taylor Family Farm's educational com maze. The C. K. Middle School in Wayne ~ounty is just one of twelve schools that have taken advantage · of this unique learning experience so far this year. The maze is nestled in the 1,000 acres Bob and Nancy Taylor own just a half-mile south of Arabia, Ohio. The fann has been in Bob's family since 1895. Bob, Nancy and their son Seth have turned this family jewel into a gre<~t tourist and family fun destination for people from all over the tri-state area·. In addition to the seasonal educational com maze and their infamous Haunted corn maze offered at Halloween time, the Taylors have an ostrich fann C UL E N ., ~ My husband came back from shopping and sighed, "It's a great . feeling when that paper under r-"7'7'"-::-::-:--:-:-:-:-----; your windshield wiper turns out to URT 0 UN be just an advertising - ......•," 16 1 - ~ .I 1 . . . .- I 5 I I l--il""7;.:..,.1:.._T-1-ia:,lr:-"TI-i 0 Co'Oplete the chuckle quoled : . . . . . . by filling in .. the mi1sing word3 I.......L.-l..-'--..L.-'-......l you develop from :~tep No. 3 bl!low. • fJ @) · PRINT NUMBERED· . LETTE RS IN SQUARES UNSCRAMBLE FOR ANSWER • Calendars Celebrations Classifieds (2 D3·5 insert (6 cpmics Dear Ab6y Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather .. • BY BRIAN J. REED A], A4 A6 A2 81·8 A2 C 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. where they give tours to civic, church and school groups year round. "The maze is something that Bob and I decided to do several years ago, ... Nancy said. "But we didn 't want to be like other corn .mazes, we . wanted to incorporate learning into the having fun part." How can. a com field be ' educational you might ask? Nancy works for months on end researching whatever thai year 's theme is and comes up with several pages of ques· tions to which the kids are asked to find the answers. The couple decided to cut their maze into the sha(JC of Please seeMaze, All I . . Overbrook residents take Harley rides on the wild side • 4 Sections - ;II Pllces 0 Please 'He Guns, A& Racine·rejects bid on fire truck . . ,. ARYNI out of four cases gel hil with a delay. I've got a customer here from Ravenswood, or Ohio, and they want lo make the purchase and take their weapon home. They've got 10 sit here and wail or come back later." Wai-Mart has recently staned exceeding the 72-hour waitin~ period for background check Information, and Burris sees the writing on the wall. "For Wai-Mart to dela~ a person beyond that is ridtculous," Burris added. "They don't have any business hold- News editor Debllls, A& MPYWRST ." XSWST POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The recent sniper shootings hhe once revived interest in a national system for "fingerprinting" fireanns. Law enforcement would keep a database of the distinct markings the weapiln leaves on a casing when it's fired. Local . gun dealers don't like the idea one b(l. "Ballistic fingerprinting is The Colt AR-15 rifle is suspected to be the weapon of choice part of an ongoing attempt to in the sniper a~ks in the Washington, D.C. .area. (Dan register all gpns," said John Hermes) . . . . . Burris, owner of Tri-County Sport Shop. "I don' t think we need any more gun-control laws. People don't understand it's the most regulated industry in America. Some place. we have to draw a line in the sand and consider crime cqntrol, not gu~ control." . · Bums satd that handgun manufacturers are already fingerprinting handguns. ''They've already started it being implemented very, very quietly," Burris said. "Now, I've got no problem with instant background checks, .if it worked. NICS {National Instant Check System) in one BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH Elaine L. Rees, 81 Ernie Grimm 79 Pauline J. Til(is, 78 Freda M. Carpenter, 76 Linda Saunders, 56 Shirley A. Willis, 56. by Luis Campos GTMEP fing~rprinting' firearms 6 Deaths CELEBRITY CIPHER RBFMP Story, A6 s1.25 • Vol. 37. No. l6 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Pt. Pleasant • October 20, 2002 Bv DAN HERMES Staff writer . "WAS en G dealers oppose Former York (P.il.) Mayor Charlie Robertson addresses the media outside of the York County Courthouse· after being acquitted in the 1969 race riot murder of Lillie Belle Allen in York, Pa. Two other men were convicted with second-degree murder (AP) people, Hundreds welcome Bridge Day, A3 , 63 """'""" Galo Hekel 16 Pickle rei· lah (hyph.) 11 Zilch 20 Pub pint 21 H~ll raconla 22 Blabbed 25 LLD. holdlr 28 The aklnny 29 Coutallller 33 Lurch 35 Apply Cllulklng 36 Pogoda figure : 37 Hearth toola 39 Sticky fruit 40 Grllduat 42 Cauatlc -!3 Tumlng down 46 Harden 49 Unit o1 ~th .. CJ rt •• ..... INSIDE Furniture markets open in · 'diffcult year,' Dl Ohio Valley Symphony, d 50Piunllnel 1 Humoroua 53 Huge poet number 5 eoa.l'a-luilr 56 C.bOOM'I g~rment plica 8 Whirlpool 58 Munltlona 12 Old~ 59 Owing canal 60 Alley 13 SIIU 61 Pont 14 Sc.lriMt I 62 Monlieur'l A K) I \\'nl wort< .ACROSS ALDER HAWDYMAN" OR IS ITQIIA'I' JUST TO czf'( Business TEMPO • NEA Crossword Puzzle • Staff wriler MIDDLEPORT Were they "born to be wild?" Probably not, but residents of Middleport's Overbrook Center (ook a walk on the wilder side Friday, thanks to members of the Meigs County Bikers Association, who brought their HarleyDavidsons, leather jackets and a bil of biker attitude to entertain the center's resi- dents. · Arnold Priddy, Doug and Vivian Starcher, Bob Ritterbeck, Don Olson and Jeff Birchfield did make the seniors feel good - and young, probably - as lhey tooled around Middleport's Gravel Hill area. "I haven't been on a, mOiorcycle since I was in high school," said Overbrook's Ruth Sellers, who offered a post-ride peck on the cheek to her -Harley chauffeur, Don Olson. "It's been a lot of fun! " Local bikers are ~nown as much for their good deeds as for their leather and loud bikes, and their Overb~ visit, an annual event, is ju t another public service ... bu bikers were obviously enjoying ihe visit as much as .their passengers. "We just came to show them a good time," said one qf .the Harley owners. "We're just trying to make them feel good." The local Harley riders continued their good works yesterday, with their Annual Toy Run, which raises money for needy children. During their Overbrook visit, they also presented a check, on behalf of the TriClub Ride of July, 2001 , for shoes for needy children to the Meigs Department of Job and Family Services. The group also participates in runs with riders from Athens . and other counties for charitable causes throughoul the year. Meanwhile, as one leatherclad Overbrook resident circled the block to see her neighboring famiiy. Harley riders from Meigs County have, once again , dispelled the image of the tough biker ·crowd, and made several senior citizens feel happy, free, and a little tough, once aga~n. SCRAM-LETS ANSWER~ Island- Omega · Extol- Knight· GOING Conductor to daily commuter: "It's okay if you can't .• find your ticket. Bring it tomorrow." Confused commuter: :· "Yes, but where is it that I'm GOING?" Week. is October 20·26 · Holier Medical Center recognizes our Volunteer Chaplains during this special week. Wea ! R MEDICAL CENTER Disco"ver the Holzer D(fference w\vw.holzer.org � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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