https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6e75579b7c812313a7118cc852c9316.pdf d066bbbcd2ac444401e66ed23334c63a PDF Text Text ' LMNG ' ALONG -THE RIVER The Carfora farm: Horse farm run by three generations of Carfora women, Cl "' • llHAFTS.MAN THUC!M • ' Foqd C11Y 2150, ' 7!30 p.ri\ ••~ . ! 1: 9 p.m., Wed(lesday J I ., ~ ~ ' ' four lead changes. Not even one occurred as a re suJt of Last year's winner : Da,e Earnhardt Jr. Quafllyln& record: Ryan New- an honest-to-go 0dness pass. man, Dodge, 128.709 mph, The four who held the lead were Dale Earnhardt Jr.. SterMarch 21, 20D3. Race record : Cha rlie ling Marl in, Tony Raines and, Glotzbach, Chevrolet, finally, for the final six laps, 101.074 mph, July 11, 1971. Mayfield. Wilh 20 laps to go, Last race: Jeremy Mayfield Earnhardt Jr. was ninth·, Marhas a knack fo r drama , but lin was 12th, Raines 17th ra ces at Mi ch1gan Interna- and Mayfield 19th. Earnhardt tional Speedway aren 't al- an£Marl in had to pit. Raines ways exciting in the conyen- should've . Mayfield rolled the tional sense. The GFS Ma r- dice that he could make it to ketplace 400 ended with real the end on fuel , they came I! 0'~11\y 200. ~ Race: Food City 250 Where: Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway (. 533 miles). 250 laps/ 133.25 miles. .When: Friday, Aug. 26 Last year's winner : Dale ,.,. ....... '. madcap antic s, even though Race: Sharpie 500 Where: Bristol (Tenn .) Motor it was too loud to hear any Speedway (.533 miles ). 500 laughter emanating from the crowded grandstands. In the laps/266.5 miles. final nine lap~. there were When: Saturday, Aug. 27 ' ' -.The Chase format hes actually lHsened the Importance of win·ntna illclividu&l races. Even with .Jelemy Mayfield's victory, four of the top 10 In points remain winless. In the last year of !he old aystem 1:?0.03, the top 11 drlv. 'ers W<ln·at least once. r;;; ' • 'To date. only 10 drivers have • ·won raoes·thts season. In 2003, ~here were 17 race winners. . ~st year there were 13. -. The key to Mayfield's vlcto ry was the .fact that the final 51 ' laps.were run without caution flags. One by one, the leaders . either made pit stops or ran out of gas as Mayfield and others advanced through the standIngs. With six laps to go, a virtu- smoke and im aginary mir· rors. The air was rife with up " seven,~ Earnhardt Jr. Qualifying record: Greg Bif- . fie. Ford, 127.132 mph, March 26 . 2004. Race record: Harry Gant. Buick, 92.929 mph, April 4, 1992. Last week: Ryan Newman , in a Dodge , won for the second week in a row. taking the Domino's Piua 250 at Michl· gan. Race: O'Reilly 200 Whore: Bristol (Tenn .) Motor Speedway (.533 miles),' 200 laps/ 106.6 miles. W~en : Wednesday, Aug. 24 Last year's winner: Carl Ed- • ""'""'"'"¥ -p " I!IIISTOl OATA SPORTS wards • Rebels win s.hootout witt\ · Eagles. See Page 81 Superspeedway in Gladeville, Tenn . ' the first time all year. • ..,fEUD OF THE WEEK · JEREMY MAYFIELD NEXTEL CUP SERIES v No. ·19 SLUGGER LABBE DoDGE u s Candidate withdraws · from race Kurt Busch ues to sound as if he is unlikely to release the reigning Nextel Cup champion from a contract that obligates him to remain with Roush Rae- . ing In 2006. ··;have no such intention (of letting him out of his deal ).' said Roush, "Kurt's been a challenge for everybody that watched a race, for everybody that's moved up close to h1m and paid attention. He's been Stewart never led a lap, although he rose as high as second-before having to pit at the end and collected yet another a challenge to a lot of us, and for me that's going to end sooner or later." \ _..The first Mich igan race was . dominated by Jack Roush 's NASCAR This Week's Monte Dutton etv~a hla take: "Contractual strife of this nature has never rea lly Fords, and that wou ld've been the story again had it not been for the fuel issue. The team still occurred, at least not to this extent, in stock-car racing. The sport is grow· ing rapidly, and it's probably unavoidable that racing becomes more Hke other sports in terms of contract toOk four of the top seven spots. .., The top 10 in .Points remained the same, though there were a couple of position swaps .. May- squabbles and holdouts." field moved from seventll to sixth,' and Carl Edwards went from 10th to n1nlh. -.Scott ~iggs' second-place fin- · · FAN.. TIF"S Here's your chance to get a place of the action ish was a career best , and it couldn't have come at a better time for a driver whose plans for 2006 haven't yet been finalized . • Though nothing is official. Michael Waltrip seems headed to Bill Davis Racing, which would also put him in position to drive a Toyota if and when that manu· lecturer final ly enters the Cup ranks. -. Wllj>'l not - (i,rt-· his 1 past 13 races, Jeff Gordon has finished no better than seventh .... Elliott Sadler crashed early in· the GFS ·Marketplace 400. Jailing to 13th In the points standings. 66 out of 10th place. Ol1ve, Jack ie L.Westf~ll. Salisblu-y. Bill Spaun. Manning Rohen Head ley. Carl P. K. Roush, Oscar T. Smith; Bar ringe r, William . R. Scipio. Tam iny Andrus. Ruger ship tru stee races:· · Osborne; Olive Tow nship Cotterill. Kev in W. Payne . Bedford. Roher1 F. Hawk , Clerk (unexpired term cnd in ~; Philip L. Erwin Sr.. Robcn Ronald Wood ; Cl1cster. 131air IVL!rch 3 1, ·200X) , Sari E. Butcher. Jame< RtUl.dall Hill; Windon. Alan Holler: Pr)fllm1 -Suttl e. Lau rie H. Sunon. Kenneth R. Guimher. Col umbi a; Paul D. Caner. Harber; Orange .. Roger Jeny L. Hayman. Carl Salser, Donald Ch~ad'lc . Granvil le Ritchi e. David L. Sheet s. Edward E. Gihhs. C.T Stout; Lebanon . Thom>rs E. · James Eugene Wa tso n. Janies Chapman Jr.. Larry C. Smith. Allen, Donald R. Dailey. A. Watson; Ru tland. Robert , Boards of Education John R. Krider. Lawrence H. L. Birchfield. Charle s D. Meig s Local Board of Hayma n, Bob Se llers . Garry Barrell Jr. , Steve R. Lambert; Education : Wayne E.' Davis. Smith ; Letart. Bob Morris. Salem, H. Danme Lambert . Dave Graham , Bob L. Wood : R. .Keith Oiler. Cecil L. Stacy; Please see Ballot. Al Township trustees The followi ng candida tes have been certified for town: Football season and Busch will move to Penske Racing South in.2007, and Roush contin- ., Here's another surprise: Tony in a row. Meigs County Cornmissioners have authorized a request for a SO-cent telephon e line ch<irge to implement and operate a 91- 1 emergency dispatch . operation. If approved by the voters this fall. the line charge will ge nerate an estimated $40.000 per year for the service . The TB ·levy renewal. if approved , would gene rate $139,000 per year for the county's TB clinic. Jack Roush vs. Kurt Busch gin between him and 10th place fwm 67 to 58 points. • Who's hot - Jeremy Mayfield's victory was his third straight finish of 11th or ~et­ ter.... Tony Stewart has finished in the top 10 nine races ' BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM s ish. Gordon narrowed the mar- WHO'S HOI ANU WHO ' S N(H Countywide levies, local issues 90 Meigs ballot E R Jack Roush $1.50 • Vol . :J9, No. :J2 l'omt•t'o) • 1\liddkport • (;allipoli' • .\ugu't :!I!, :.!oo;; POMEROY .- A proposed telephone line charge for countywide 9-1-1 service. a renewal of the tuberculosis levy and candidates for township trustee, village council and school board will appear on the Nov. 8 Meigs County gener~l election ballot. Thursday was the filing deadline for local issues and candidates for office. Last race : David Reutimann, in a Toyota. won at Nashville the lead. That iS, until his Dodge ran out of gas. -. Amazingly, Jeff Gordon im·. proved his chances of rna king the Chase with a 15th-place fin- · I lhio \aile_, l'uhli,hing l ·u. ~g.27 al unknown, Tony Raines. was lrl top-five finish. · · Qualifying record : Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 126.922 mph, Aug. 25, 2004. Race recprd: Travis Kvapil, Chevrolet, 88.813 mph, Aug. 20,2003. and he won for Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties ' Shamiesoo Food City 500 April3 \ House 'of the Week: Colonial-style house offers stately presence, D1 a .., .,.. If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, C/O The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box ' ' BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDA ILYTRIBUNE.COM OnnuARIES PageA5 • Grace Nibert Carman • James 'Jim' Hardyman • Carl Eugene Parker • John E. Richards INSIDE •.. l\le1sonvtl1e·.u:s 33 bypass gets environmental clearance. See Page A2 • Local Briefs. SeePageA3 • SOACDF grant funding now available. SeePage AS Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne and Kevin Harvick are offerJohn Clark/NASCAR This Week With three races remaining before the flnallO-race Chase for the Nextel Cup, Jeremy Mayfield ls In sixth place. ing up race· used memorabilia and signed collectibles for a charity online auction, taking· place Sept. 3- 18 at www.GoMotorBids.com. items -include sheet metal and parts from Just like last season, Mayfield coming on strong near the end By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week for fuel, dropping him to '26th place. Wl\_en the remainder of the race was contested under a green flag, May- . field rose to the lead as other contenders were forced to pit He wound up winning by nearly two seconds over another driver, Scott Riggs, who used a similar strategy: " 'Slugger' (crew chief Richard Labbe) made the call to stay out," said Mayfield. "We saw the '24' (Jeff Gordon) do that (a lap earlier), and we knew if it went caution-free, we had a shot to win the race. My hat's off to · the guys on the team. We stayed out at the end and won the race. "Today was our day. The guys made a great call. They gambled, and we BROOKLYN, Mich. - Jeremy Mayfield proved for the second consecutive year t'nat he is at his best as the races wind down toward NASCAR's Chase for the Nextel Cup. In 2004, Mayfield won the final regular-season race in Richmond, Va., thus securing a position in the Chase. This season, Mayfield likely spared himself the tension of a· year ago by pulling off a strategic triumph at Michigan International Speedway. The victory, the fifth of his career, lifted Mayfield to sixth place in the Cup points standings with three more races remaining before the 10-race won." Mayfiel(l, 36, took exception to the Chase. Only the top 10 will be eligible suggestion that the win was somehow for the <;hampionship. With 51 laps to~o, Mayfield pitted . cheapened by the fact that it was'·· crafted by strategy instead of speed. "You're probably going to read we won it on fuel mileage, but a lot of races have been won on fuel mileage in the past," he said. "There were only a few teams that elected to take that chance, and we were one of them. I thought that was pretty co9l. For my team to.do that with the position we're in in the points ... if we had run out of · gas, it would have been a big story. If we'd run out of gas, we'd have fallen out of the top 10 and I might not have made the Chase. "They (his team) stuck their butts on the line, and they had a lot of confidence in me to save gas. I had confidence in them." the actual race cars. helmets. uniforms, {ind rare and unique die-cast col lectibles. The winner of each auction will re ceive two t ickets to meet the driver and have him personally autograph h"is or her winning item. lan McNemar/ photo Gallia Academy's Jayme Haggerty shakes off Meigs· Brad Ramsburg on a run in the second quarter of play during the Blue Devils' 28-6 win over the Marauders Friday night at Bob Roberts Reid in Pomeroy. In the ir 33rd meeting, Friday marked th.e last time the two teams will face off in the foreseeable future, endi~g a 38 year riva lry. See Bl of the Spor ts section for the full story. three whose c.:ommi ~~ i o n :.eats terms ~xpire this year.· Please s~ Marchi, Al Stewart's benefit concert will feature music, guests The Tony Stewart Foundation will holds its second-annual benefit con- cert on Oct. 5 at the Luther F..Carsoh Four Rivers Center in Paducah, Ky. The concert \>/ill feature Montgomery Gentry and Phil Vassar, along with guest appear- • Superior Flooring has ribbon cutting ceremony. SeePage AS BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · WEATIIER ances by Stewart. Da le Earnhard t Jr., Kyle Petty, Kasey Kahne , Kevin Har- Contact Monte Dutton at hmduttonSO@aol.com . GALLIPOLIS ....._ Robert L. Marchi has withdrawn hi s ~.:an­ didacy for a third term on the Gallipolis City Commission in the Nov. 8 election . The Gallia County Board of Election s approved ]Jis withdrawal from the race whm it met Friday to certify petitions f•Jr placement on the fall ballot. Elections Director Jeff Halley saip Marchi had requested the withdrawal on Wednesday, but the board did not act on it until Friday. The deadline for candidate filing for the general election was I Thursday. Marchi declined comment when contacted Friday. Marchi 's petit ion had been on file with the elections board since ·April when the deadline for commission candidates was seL in part to determine the need for a primarv election in .Mav. Becau se Marchi.' in cumbents .Dow W. Saunders and Carol! K. Snowden . and first-time commi ssion carldi datc James A. Coua were the only ones 10 file for the vick, Michael Waltrip and Martin Truex Jr. TICkets, which range from $100 to $150, are available l>y calling .1270) 450-4444 or by _accessing www.fourrive"rscen- tewrg. & Supply DetaHs on Pa&e AI Co. INDEX 4 SEC110NS - . 24 PAGES ...,..,.. ..... . Around Town Celebrations Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Regional Sports Weather © A3 C4 D3-5 insert As A4 A2 As A2 B Section A6 2oos Ohio VaUey Publishi"K Co. MIDDLEPORT - With ilie discontinuation of basket bingo games at the Middleport American Legion due to bingo licensing issues, charitable organizations hal(e been scrambling to replace their sometimes lucrative basket bingo fundraisers with an alternative. It turns out those organiza' lions without a bingo license may still legally hold basket bingo events by turning to the Ohio Lottery Commission for help. The Ohio Lottery Commi sion issues bingo licenses to registered charitable organizations for a fee which is determined by how · many games per year the organization is planning on hosting. For basket bingo, which is defmed as a Type I Bingo by the Ohio Lottery, registered charitable organizations are charged $50 for one to three weeks of bingo events per year; $1 SO for four to 25 weeks of bingo events per year and $200 for 26 to 52 bingo events per year. The bingo license fonn can be obt~ined and completed online at www.ohiolottery.com. Click on the charitable bingo link for the fonn and instroc- Please see Bln10. Al lr Please- see Moth man, Al Top left: Kat ie Wells. producer for AuthentiC Entertainment. g1ves d~rec­ tion to Fred Bowles of Pomt Pleasant during a scene in· the Mot~man documentary. Left: Director Christian Ortega readies the camera as Je remy Mar tin of Point Pleasant and T1111 Fnck of Cumberland. Md .. the -Men In Black. - wait to· hea r the word · Act1on!- dunng filming of ti1e ·Mothman documenta ry for the Travel Channel. Diane Pottorff/ photos '. �REGIONAL iunba~ ltmef ·&tnttnel NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.CDM · Impact Environmental Statement. ., " It is the FHWA's conclusion that this project complies with all provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act, which ineans. tha·t ODOT now has full environmental clearance," said Collins. '"With the Record of Decision. we are able to concentrate. our efforts on the design and· right-o f-way processes that preclude construction.·' The U.S. 33 Ne lsonville bypass project co nnects to the existing four-lane high way just east of Nelson vi lie NELSONVILLE Although construction is not scheduled to begin until summer 2007, U.S. 33 travelers in southeast Ohio are one significant step closer to having a bypass around the city of Nelsonville. Ohio Department of Transportation Di strict I 0 Deputy Director George M. Collins has announced that the Federal High,~ay Administration (FHWA) issued the Record of Decision (ROD) on Friday. Aug. 19, 'for the nine-mile. · four-lane bypass to be constructed north of Nelsonville in Athens and Hocking Counties. This milestone comes just from Page A1 one year after the project was ·selected for parti cipa- there was . no need for the tior\ in the federal environ~ primary. mental streamlining proMarc'hi is se rving his secgram. The Record of Decision is ond term '" a city commisa document ·prepared by the sioner. Snowden is seeki ng a Federal Highway second term this fall. while Administration that presents Saunders is running for a fou r-year term. · the basis for selecting and . full · . approving a specific trans- Sa(mders. who served seve r. portation proposal that has al terms on the 'commission been evaluated by an in the 19H0s and 1990s, was Marchi Ballot Bingo . guides or giving information. Many local residents also portrayed the people who first saw the· Mothman and from Page A1 the · city's residents, Wells more of a documentary with said. Wells and her crew had cars and clothing. from the stepped into Bennigan's on time period, she said. Members of the Rodders their opening day and found Club brought some cars and many residents who wanted parked them along Main to do the show. She said it was amazing as : . Street for the shoot. "Jessica Bertulis, the seg- to how many people wanted a ment producer. pulled all of part in the documentary. '"We have had a fun time the period pieces -together." playing with the Mothman Wells said. '"She made the part.'' she said. story come to life." Fred Bowles of Point She also said the director: said doing his part in . Pleasant thristian Ortega, was instrumental in getting the story one scene was interesting. "I wanted to find out how readv for the ·air. The crew filmed not only it is done," he said of the on Main Street, but also at the show. Bowles . was sitting on a old TNT plant site where the . Mothman was first seen and bench pretending he was also at the former Lakin Boys reading a newspaper article on a sighting of Mothman. School. He is also a member of the With the filming of the Mothman storv, the crew Rodders Club and the crew also shot other points of used his 1947 car in the "Men interests such. as the Ri ver In Black" segment. "I wished we had gotten Museum, .Riverfront Park. more cars," he said. "But the Krodel ·Park , and Fort · Randolph and . the West other members had to work so State Farm it makes difficult to get them." Virginia Filming has been an ecoMuseum, which incorporated the stories of Cornstalk and the Silver Bridge collapse. Wells ' said the crew has enjoyed their time in Point Thank You Pleasant. · KING KUl'TER "I love Poini Pleasant," she said. ·"The people have been For Purchasing My cordial, helpful imd· kind .' ' . 2005 Market Hog She said many residents at the Gallla County Fair have helped the . crew where Eric Bowcott ever it was needed. Rio Wranglers And help was not limited to 4-HOub setting up sets. being tour Moth man Sunday, August 28,2005 • Pomeroy Village, a · 31. 2007): Eric Cunningham, renewal of a tax of 2 mills for Donna Peterson. Rutland Vi llafte Counci I: L. the purpose .of fire protection for tlve years. Dean Hartis. from PageAf • Pomeroy Village, a Levies renewal of a 1ax of I mill for • Rutland Township, a Clarence E. Evans, · Ron replacement of I mill for the the purpose of current in Athens County and Logan, Scott Walton. 1 purpose of fire proec.tion for expenses for five years. . extends west to the existing Southern Local Board of five years. ' • Pomeroy Village, a renewfour-lane route near the vil- Education: Thomas Ron , · Lebanon Township, a al of a tax of I mill for the purlage of ·Haydenville in Camn1arata, Peggy S. Gibbs. · replacement of 1 mill for the pose of maintaining and operHocking County. This pro- Richard B. Hill, Don P. Smith. purpose of maintaining- and ating cemeteries for five years. Eastern Local Board of · operating cemeteries for five ject is the final link that • Meigs County Education: John . R. Russell. years .. Tuberculosis ·levy for I mill will complete the upgrade Howard Caldwell. Greg Bailey. , Racine Village, a replacelor providing care, mainteof U.S: 33· in southeast nance, treatment and establish · ment of 2 mills for the purVillages -Ohio . Middleport Village Council pose of current expenses for an acceptable home treatment '"It is through the contin(four to be elected): Shawn tive years. plan for the residents of Meigs ued communication and D. Gilkey, • Columbia Township, a Rice. Bernard County who ar~ suffering ·cooperation of all levels of Ferman t:. Moore. Sandra replacement of 1 mill for the from active TB, for tlve years. government. and with the Fultz Brown , Republicans; purpose of fire protection for • A resolution passed by the support and guidance of the Jeffrey 0. Peckham, . five years. Meigs County Commissioners Federal Highway Democrat ; Kath S~ott, Da[in • Middleport Village. an to place a monthly charge of Administration. ·that we are Logan. · Robert M. Pooler, additional tax of 1.5 mills for ·so cents per telep~one access able tu announce this signif- Jean Craig, independents. the purpose of current line, starting April I, 2006, fot icant milestone:· said Pomeroy Village Council expenses for five years. the purpose of establishing and (five): George . F. Stewart Jr., • Salem Township, a · maintaining a 9-1-1 system to Collins. Shawn Arnott, Vicki A. replacement of I mill for the be voted on by the voters. • Shall the sale of beer, Hanson, Brian C. Young, purpose of fire protection for appointed 111 May 2003 to Republicans; William Barnhart, five years. . wine and mixed beverages be fill a vacancy. , William Todd Norton, Mary .• Syracuse Village, an addi- permitted by · Roadside The elections board dis- McAngus. DemocraLs; James tiona! tax of 2 mills for police Hotspot, LLC, doing business yua lified one · candidate Sisson, independent; Victor C. protection for tlve years. as The Hot Spot, in Lebanon petition Friday, that of Jerry Young Ill, write-in. • Rutland Village, a rene\v- Township, operating a carrySyracuse Village Council: al of a tax of 2 mills for the out and convenience store? · Roach. who was running • Shall the sale of beer, for Harrison Township Mike Jacks. Michael R. purpose of current expenses wine and mixed beverages'be VanMeter. for five years. trustee. Syracuse Village Board of • Southern Local School permitted for sale on Sunday Hall ey said Roach's petithe hours of I p.m. between Public Affairs : Gordon District, an additional tax of tion contained several s ignaWinebrenner. 1.5 mills for the purpose of and midnight at the Roadside tures that were prinled. Syracuse Village Mayor permanent Improvements for Hotspot, LLC, doing business whic h can not be accepted by · (unexpired term ·ending Dec. three years. a~ the Hot spot be permitted? the board . That i.eft Roach with less than. the 25 signathese dates wilf result in a tine. of amusement bingo. Another tures required on a tru stee Bingo· licenses cannot be definition of amusement bingo · . candidate's petition. loaned out. to other organiza- is that participants are not tions for use. For example a charged more than 25 cents for from Page . A1 nom 1c plus for Point PTO cannot loan their license a bingo card and all participants Pleasant,· said Denny tions. The bingo license fee to an athle!ic boosters organi- . must reside where the game is Bellamy. tourism and ·eco- must be paid at the time of the zation even. if they are in the conducted which comes into play for senior centers. same school district. nomic development director. form's completion. In short, amusement bingo It normally takes 60 days "This will bring in crowds According to the Ohio is for amusement and not for of people," Bellamy said. Attorney General's Office the for the bingo license to be ''People see t~e store or only organizations eligible to issued (assuming there is no · raising money. ·'"Basket bingo really is restaurant on the show and receive a charitable bingo problem with the application) bingo," Monica Moloney, Sr. the will want to stop in and license are registered, non- though registered charitable say they were in that place profit. 50l(c)(3) groups. This organizations may also be eli- Deputy Attorney General , Charitable Law Section from they saw on television." obviously excludes individu- gible for a temporary bingo Ohio Attorney General Jim He said the crew had als who wish to raise funds license normally issued 30 Petro' s Office said. "The only days after applying. . stayed in the Lowe Hotel , ate for their select causes. exception for not getting a The only tiine a bingo in the city's restaurants and Even if the basket bingo bingo license is for conductpurchased· everyth ing they events are hetd at an establish- license is not .required is for ing a bingo game that is for ment such as an American amusement bingo. needed i"n local stores. According to the Ohio amusement only. All other "They were amazed about Legion Post that already has a bingo rc'quires a license." how everything was close bingo license, the organization Revised Code,-section 2915.12, For those individuals with hosting and benefiting from during amusement bingo games by," Bellamy said . questions concerning a chariThere is one other advan- the event still needs a bingo participants cannot pay any table bingo license, call the tage the documentary, will license to comply with the law. money or item of. value for an Ohio Lottery Commission The license also requires that ·admission fee which kicks bashave, he said. toll free at 1-800-686-4208. "With this story, the crew · the organization list the loca- ket bingo out of ~e defmition has created a one hOur com- tion, time and day of the bingo mercial that will be played events when the form is comover and over," Bellamy said. . pleted. Any · deviation from . "And people will get to see · that this is not a movie set, but a real town." Plus, the Travel Channel will not be the only qne to visit. Next month, a crew from the History Channel will be in Poiht Pleasant to film it.s own documentary about the Mothman. Nelsonville U.S 33 bypass gets environmental clearance STAFF REPORT PageA2 .~an Wise,.._ md file Wiseman Jlgency fiJI buying my Sib Place Market BIJg Jake Bodimer. Triangle 4-H Jr. FIRST ANNUAL LIONS "RUN FORSIGHT" Sponsored by Point Pleasant Lions Club 9:00A.M. Saturday, October 8, 2005 "Registration 7:00am-8:45am" Course: 5K 93.1 miles Fun Run is' tlat w1th one slight down grade, on city streets, through scenic Point Pleasant, WV . . Entry Fee: $1~.00 prior to September 1, 2005 ........$15.00 day of race Awards : T-Shirts to the first 250 entrants: 1st , 2nd & 3rd overall for Mate & Female: t st & 2nd Place finishers both Male & Female age groups: t st Male & Female Mason County Finishers Award:. Middle of Pack Runners Award Resul\s: 'NiH be posted after, the race ~ f.: ~ f.: ·. . .. Facilittes: Restrooms are available; No shower or dress1ng facilities Aid Stations: Water stations & medical aid will be available . ' , AGE DIVISION Both Men & Women ·19 & under. 20-24, 25-29, 3ll-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54. 55-59, 60-64 , 65 & above (ENTER ONE CATEGORY ONLY) ~RE'TURN WITH .CHECK: ~ ~ ~ fo:: . POINT PLEASANT LIONS CLUB P.O. Box 241 DETACH AND ~AIL -------------~ T-Shirt sizes: S M L XL (circle one) Name ~----------------------~~---------Age~ . ~ - ~~ . First Middle Last (on 16/8105) r-------------· Address~~~~~------~'--~~--~--------~~~------~~---Street & Number City State Zip, Telephone SEX: M F In consideration of the acceptance of th1s entry. I hereby, for myself, my hetrs. my executors & assignees, waive & release any & all rights & cta1ms for damages I may have against The L1ons Club Bante Days representatives . Retail Merchants Assn .. & the City of Pomt Pleasant for all cla1m of damages, demands. actions whatsoever 1n any & all 1~juries ansing out of my participaliOJl in said event. t attest that I am physically fit & have trained sliff1cienlly for th1s event. SIGNATURE----~----------------------------------- . • •. Tririlat Construction wotild Uke ro wlsh·=IUCk R"OSe' an t!l~1P,enntgan's·GrJil ·& ~ weip · . ,!9ff, aod tbe Oty t?f ~~~-, . . ' !· ' . . , s \ Card shower t COn truction ' I Crown City, Ohio 45623. GALLIPOLIS - A get well card shower for Bethany Hope Spaun, 10. is being held. Cards may be sent to her at Children's Hospital, 700 Children 's Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43205. GALLIPOLIS Marguerite Moore .Hineman will celebrate her 93rd birthday on Sept. I. Cards may be sent to her at 427 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 L GAl:LIPOLIS Del Gingerich will celebrate his 80th birthday on Sept. · 2. Cards may be sent to him at 197 Greenbriar' St.. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. E-mail community calendar items to kkelly@mydailytribune.com . . Fax announcemmts to 446-3008. Mail items · to 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Announcemmts . may also be dropped off at the Tribune office. Sheriff's Office . ' BIDWELL -- A break-in at a Bidwell re sidence is under investigation by the Gallia County Sheriff's Department. Deputies informed James M. Jacobs, 18461 Ohio 160. Ewington, that a re sidence he owns· at 85 Union St.. Bidwell. had been entered . -Missing were a weedeater and a cordless drill. Time of the ,theft is unknown. . . Tony L. Saunders, 2213 Cox Road. Crown City. reported the theft of a tool se! ·from his pickup truck while parked at his residence between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Thur>day. The inci dent is under investigation. . . Rebecca M. Harris, Apartment A, 54 Hawthorne Lane. informed deputies that her residence was broken into >Ometime between 6 and II p.m. Thursday. Taken were medicati on. clothes, towels and satellite television receivers. accordi ng to the report. Placed in jail by qeputies on Thursday was Dale E. Fin ley. 32, 16007 Ohio 7 South, Crown City, for failure to appear-bail. ,, City Police GALLIPOLIS - Cited by Gallipoli s City Police on Frida) on a sheriff's office warrant was Timothy J. Wolfe. I \1. Ga,llipolis: Meigs County calendar Public meetings Monday, Aug. 29 POMEROY - Veterans ·Service Commission, 9 a.m. m office, 117 Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. Thesday, Aug. 30 POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Elections will hold a meeting at 8:30 a.m. at the office. The l:loard Will certify the validity of candidate petitions. · Wednesday, Aug. 31 · ATHENS -A Region 14 workt"orce investment CEO consortium will be held at I0 a.m. at the OU Inn, Athens. School events Thesday, Aug. 30 POMEROY - A concert of prayer for the 2005-06 school year will be held at 7 p.m. al the Meigs Hi gh School cafetorium: The sixth annual event is sponsored by the Middleport Ministerial Association .A All teachers. administrators, sc hool personnel, students and ·piarents are asked to join in the concert of prayer. Clubs and organizations Monday, Aug. 29 .POMEROY -. OH-KAN Coin Club, 7 p.m., Pomeroy Library. Grading seminar wi ll begin at 6:15 with Buffalo nickels the subject. lihe AN A grading guide is out and should ~e · here for the meeting. Church events Sunday, Aug. 28 CARPENTER · The Agape Jubilee will be in concert at the Mt. Union Baptist Church near Carpenter at 6:30p.m . For more information contact David Wiseman, 742-2568. Reunions Saturday, Sept, 3 LONG BOTTOM - The annual reunion of the descendants of Abraham and Mary Will Bahr will be held at the Long Bottom Community Center. Take covered dishes, pictures, silent auction items and memories . Tableware will be provided. The meal is at . noon with games and fellowship to follow. Sunday, Sept. 4 MASON - The annual Johnson family reunion will be held at I p.m at the Mason City Park in Mason, W. Va . Take a covered dish and item for the auction. Thursday, Sept. 1 RACINE - Clara Mae Sargent will be 86 on Sept. I. Cards may be sent to .her·at P. 0. Box 236, Racine, Ohio 45771. They started their career training at Galli~olis Career College ''Careers Close To Home." Other events Thesday, Aug. 30 POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department will conduct a ChHdhood Immunization Clinic from 9 a.m. to II a.m. and I p.m: to 3 p.m. Please bring child's shot records and medical cards if applicable. A $5.00 domition is appreciated but not required. All children · must be accompanied by an adult. • Instant MeSsaging · Kttp your buddy tlatl • 10 t-mall addrtuts with Wtbmalll • FREE Technical Suppon • Custom Stilt Pag& • News. Weather &.morel (J!::: 6X faster?) ju!ll J3 mor9 Sign Up Onllnel '1,¥WW.Loca1Nel.com Call Toda~ & Save! 740-446-4665 Re li able lnt e rncl Access Smce 1994 Birthdays Wednesday, Aug. 31 PORTLAND Gayle Price will observe his 95th birthday on Aug. 31. Cards may be sent to him at 57995 S.R. 124, Portland, Ohio 45770. , Local Briefs "Healthcare in Your Own Backyard" Starting Npw (Stroke Educallgn pmg[lrol Prostate cancer screening set schedule an appointment, call the health dep·artment at (304\ 675-3050. regular monthly meeting is 4 p.m. Tuesday at 8323 Ohio 7 North. Cheshi". POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. - The staff of the Mason County Health Ilepartment. in conjunction with Dr. Shrikant Vaidya, urologist, and his staff at I:'leasant Valley Hospital, will 0e conducting their eighth annual free prostate cancer screening clinic for men age 45 and older. The clinic will take place from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday. Sept. 8, at the health depanment. ' The exam will include a digital rectal exam and PSA blood test. Test results and · any foHow-up recommendations will be mailed to those who receive the exam.' For more information or to . Dancing lessons are offered Homecoming set Sept.10 JACKSON - Ballroom dancing lessons · are being offe.red Sept. 4 and II , and Oct. 9, 16 and 30 from 3 to 4 p.m. at Christ United Methodi st Church, 150 Portsmouth St.. Jackson. The instructors are Joe and Cheryl Li. ' MRDD Board meets Tuesday DEXTER - Homecoming will be held at the Old Dexter Church on Saturday, Sept. I0. There will be a potluck dinner at noon followed by fellow ship. Singing will begin at I :30 p.m. Commission plans meeting GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis City Commission will meet in Galli a special session at 8:30 a.m. CHESHIRE County Board of Mental Wednesday in the City and Building, City Manager R. Retardation Devel()pmental Disabilities ' William Jenkins announced. For more information please call 740.4411.5679 ... • wives Mary Adkins and Blazer celebrated her 79th Winifred Neal, Lawrence birthday on Aug. 24. Cards County Fairgrounds in the old may be sent to' her at 9 Vinton roadside fark shelter. Covered Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. dish mea begins at noon. For BIDWELL Nellie Sunday, Aug, 28 information, contact . Maria Watson will celebrate her PROCTORVILLE - Fulks Farley at (304) 743-1950. 95th birthday on Aug. 31. reunion , noon to 4p.m., VFW GALLIPOLIS 80th Cards may be sent to her at Post in Proctorville. LETART, W.Va. -.. Weaver annual Samuel Lewis·reunion "Room 138, Hol·zer Senior reunion, 12:30 p.m., at the at Bluebird Shelterhouse, Care Center. 380 Colonial home of Marcus Weaver, Peniel 0.0. Mcintyre Park .. Meal Drive, Bidwell, Ohio 45614. PATRIOT - Helen Neal Road at Letart. Lunch will be begins at I p.m., following a church servtce by the Rev. celebrated her 90th birthday served at I p.m. Bring lawn chair and item for silent auction. Jenrv Lewis at I0:30a.m ., also on Aug . 21. Cards may be Food, door prizes, visiting and a at ihe shelterhouse. Family sent to her at 229 Neal Road, good time. For information, call members are asked to bring in Patriot, Ohio 45658. old photos of past reunions or BIDWELL Arnold (304) 882-2983. items to share. miscellaneous Merritt celebrated his 80th Monday, Aug. 29 NORTHUPDescendants birthday on Aug. 22. Cards GALLIPOLIS - · Blood .)drive at Holzer Medical of Henry ''Doc" and Angeline may be sent to him at Holzer Cremeans annual Senior Care Center, Room Center, . II a.m. to 5 p.m., Tope · 1-!MC French 500 Room. For reunion at Northup Baptist 134, 380 ,Colonial Drive, · information or to schedule a Church Shelter. Basket.Iunch Bidwell, Ohio 45614. will be served at I p.m. time, call 446-5171. . - CROWN CITY - Leslie Sunday, Sept. 4 Stapleton will be celebrating PROCTORVILLE- Rose her 80th birthday on Sept. 6. family reunion for descenCards may be sent to her at dants of William Rose and GALLIPOLIS - Virginia 837 Kings Chapel Road, Everyone is welcome to attend/ ~-lfi j Community events e Free Screenings • Inflatable Slide by Parties •R• Us eNew Haven Volunteer Fire Department's Fire Safety Tfi\liler • Heallh and Safety Information • Giveaways e A Variety of Hospital and Community Programs . oi then~~ h\lsiri to the·coffifuuni~. Sunday,August28,2005 For the Record Get close to -one of America's outstanding racing machines: the Viagra sponsored #6 NASCAR stock car as driven by Mark Martin! WlSileS for ~ fufute . Gallia County calendar Center Education and Conference Center. Poln~ Pleasant congratulations ,an({ . 8 a.m. to 12 Noon atthe Holzer Medical .,.,.__ ... PageA3 ARotiNn ToWN 6unbap m:tme& ·.itnttnel · Saturday, September 3 ' • . . Every Monday - Friday from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the Holz~r Medical Center Inpatient Rehab Unit on the HospitaTs Fifth Floor. Call (7401446-5070 for more information. pia betas Salf.Managemoqt Clayu fJackaon. Ob!pl · August 29, 30 and 31 frQm 9:00 am until 12 Noon at Holzer Medical Center- Jackson in the Education Room located inside the Main Entrance of the Hospital. For more information, please call !740) 395-8500 . Blood Drlv• . Monday, August Z!i from 11 :00 am until 5:00 pm al1he Holzer Medical Center French 500 Room. Please call the Hospital Lab at (740) 446·5171" to regist~r or for more information. to's Opan Hgusa at Hglzor WVogata ·Gallipolis Tuesday. August 30 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at Holzer Wynga1e of Gallipolis, located at 300 Briarwood Drive. Open lo !he public. Please call (740) 441-9633 for more information.· Hqlzer Hospice Dipnar with Friends • Mtlpa CounN Thursday, Sef)t~mber 1 at.6:00 pm at Bob Evans Restawant in Mason, West Virginia. For more information, call toll free at 1-800-54l0-4850. Cwuw 3wpgrt Grgpp lip Jock•pn OhiO) Thursday, Seplu!Mr 1 from 6:00pm-8:00pm at Holzer Wyngate of Jackson. tocaled at101 Markham Drive In Jackson, Ohio. Open to the public. Refreshments will be (740) 28U785. &eiVed . For more information. please call . Cpmmupttv Cgfln Friday, SepMmbet 2 at 8:30 am at Holzer Wyngate of Gallipolis, located at. 300 Briarwood Drive. All are invited to an infOrmal and ongoing community coffee promoting conversation between area leaders in biJSinets, community service, education. government and private enterp'rise . Sponsored by the HMC Chaplaincy Services Department. For more information, pleaSe cali (740) 446-5053. Hqlw- · Gallipqlla B[!lktyt Bunch . Friday, .ep...,.ber 2 at 8:30 am at Holzer Wyngate of Gallipolis. located at 300 Briarwood Drive Open to the pUOllc.; Please ·call (740) ol41-9633 for more information. High Scbpol· Football , . . . , Fi1cloy, September 2. 7:30 pm Kick-Oil's. Holzer Health Systems will be at the followin,g high school foobell game$ passing out free water to tans coming through the gate: Galtia Academy vs. Wheelersburg (at Memorial FH#id in Galilpotis); Rlvttr Va;;ey Vi. Nelionvlll& Yu~ (at Ri-;;g; Val lay's Fco~b~i! Field i~ Cha~hl:-c}; and Jackson va. waverly (at Holzer Field in Jackson). HtfJih and Saftty Fair , ·, Saturday, September 3 from 8:00 am until 12 Noon at the Holzer Medical Center Education & Conference Center and the AmbUlatory Surgery Unit Partl:ing Lot. Free screenings and health and safety 1nformation will be available. Featured will be a special appearance of Mark Martin's 16 Vlagra-sponsored showcar. Also on hand wfll be the New H8ven Fire Depar1ment's fire safety trailer. an inflatable slide from Parties 'R Us for the kids. and much more . For more inform ation. call (740) ¥6 ~5679 . praparalion for Childbirth , ,1 Sunday, S'ttptembar 4 from 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm . Holzer Medica l Cenler Educat1on & Conferenc;:e Center Call (740) 446-503~ to register Or for more information. .Saturday, September 3 • 8 am - 12 Noon / �. . .' • ~ OPINION. 6ttnba~ Qr:tmes -ientinel ' PageA4 . Sunday, August 28, 2oop Sunday,August28,2oos ·Obituaries Endangering the troops 825 Third Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 446·3008 www.mydallytrlbune.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Diane Hill Kevin Kelly Controller Managing Editor Leuer.\· to ''"' etlitorare H't' f• ouw. /h('\' ,·hcm!d ht> le n· than 300 wont,·. All lellt'rJ m£' .mh}t'CI to edllmg wul fllll'it be stgned ami tnclud(' culdn'" ' one/ teh'f'lume nt1mhc1: No tm:JIR"ed Iefler., 111/1 be Jmhll'h"d. i.tflen ,·hou/d /Je m good taste. addn·y.ving ;,, \'if£'.'· IU'l penoncdlflt'S. READER'S VIEW Insulting Columnist trashes Sheehan Dear Editor: O'Reilly again! (A u"g. 2 1) Smce intelligent people don't take O'R~il l y s~nnusly. my statements. as usual. arc directed toward the gre<~t conserv:Jtivc m<~jority who rnmdlessly fa ll into obedient lockstep when the tlags are unfurled and the voice or Kate Snllth IS heard throughout the land. O'Reilly indtrectly - unlike the other nght-wtng ogres who have trashed her unrilerctfully - tnsults Ctndy Sheehan, this truth seeker. this righteous crusad~t. by suggesting that she·doesn't have sense enough to realtt.l' she ts throwing m with people who are consistelllly hatelultowaru "traditional America." Of course. traditional Americ:a .ts envtstoned by the Right never extsteJ. O'Reilly's functton is to keep those on the right . malleable. They play thetr part by remaining gullible and stu. pid Thts means that o· Retll y has a relatively easy JOb- certainly not worth those $45 million contracts his corporate han· dlers keep giving him . Jeff Fields Syracuse Every time I tum around, another anti-war person is saying how much he or she "supports" the troops. No matter how vicious the at,ack on the policy in Iraq Bill or the Afghanistan situation O'Reilly or the proactive strategy to confront worldwide terror, it always seems 'there's a "support the troops" caveat at the end of the blistering dissent. Of course, Myers is right, Okay, fine , opposing the Iraq and the Newsweek Quran war doesn't mean disrespect ftasco proved it. Looney for the military, that's true. Muslim s rampaged in ;t But the benefit of the doubt number of countncs ufter only goes so far. Now"there's that maguztne falsely repm) a litmus te st. a way to ed the holy book had been expose the folks who really ·abused at Guantanamo Bay. don't support the troops no At least 15 people were matter what they tell you. killed, hundreds inJured. As you kno"' may know. Myers. himself. has seen the American Civt l Liberties the abuse images that have Unton is dernandmg the not been madt., public ancJ release of all Abu Ghraib ' says. "The releif!;e (of them ) photographs and videotapes would aicJ the recruitment and any other damntng evi- efforts and other activities of dence of prisoner abuse by insurgent elements. weaken the Amencan military The the new democratic gov~rn· ACLU filed suit last' year ments of ltaq and and the case is now coming Afghanistan ... and mcrca se to a head in New York City the likelthood 'of violcm:e General Richard Myers. agamst the Un ited States the chairman of the Joint mtercsts, personnel. and cttt Chtefs of Staff. testified in zens worldwide." . front of the judge that any But the ACLU docs not further public exposition of care wiJUt Myers thtnks - 11 prisoner abuse could cnuan- wants to embarrass the Bu~h ger the lives of U.S. and admmistration , and if people al lied troops. He is livid dtc because of that. tough . about the ACLU's act ton. Thts despicable attitude ts our , OF . SUPPORT OUR IRAQ TROOPS . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Leuers ro 1he eduor are •relcome. 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'53.55 26 Weeks .1 107 10 Published every Sunday, 825 Thtrd 52 Weeks ' ' 127. 11 Outside County .. . '~1 4 .21 • Grace Niben Carman. 91 , of Bidwell, passed away Friday. Aug. 26, 2005, in Holzer Senior Care Center at Bidwell. ' - Shewas born Sept. 22, 1913. in Charleston, W.Va., daughter of the late Riley and Elfreda Will tams. - She is survived by 'two so n., , Earl W. (Eulah) Cannan ol Porter, and Donald A. (Carolyn) Carman of Rodney; two 'daughters, Pauline (Francis) Moran of Wichita. Kan. and Ruby Wilt (Bruce) Landsberg (lf Rodney; · two sisters. Hilda (Delmar) Quickel of Addison. and Rosalie Northup of 'Arizona ; a brother. Pau.l (Lillian) Nibert of Gallipolis ; 12 grandchildren ; and several grea1·grandch.ildren and great_ great·grundchildren . • · She was preceded in death by a brother, Dennis Nibert. Services wtll be II a.m. Monday, Aug. 29. 2005, at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Wetherholt Chapel in Gallipolis, with the Rev. Alfred Holley officiatiag . lnterme.nt will follow in the Gravel Htll Cemetery at Cheshire. Fnends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. • '28, 2005. ' Condolences can be e-mailed to mccoymoore@charter net 'b r www.tirneforrnernory.com/mm. Bv RON FOURNIER . PHOENIX - Struggling to pacify his party's warring wi~gs , Pre,s ident Bush is . moving toward allowing illegal immigrants who carne to the U.S before February 2004 to qualify for guestworker visas. People smuggled in after then would be deported . State leaders tn Arizona and New Mexico have stepped up pressure on the Bush administration and the Repttbli can-led Congress to better police U.S. borders and deal with an estimated 10 million people who are livmg illegally in this country. "They're trying to spill the baby," Sen. John McCain , RAm., sa id of the White · Carl Eugene Parker. 4:;!, of Potljeroy. died Wednesc.lay, Aug. Hou se plan, '' and I don't 24, 2005. at O'B ieness Memorial Hospt tal in Athens. • think they can do rhat" He was born July 2, 1958, in Pomeroy, son of Mary Parker. Bush and hts advisers are and the late Roy Parker. caught between their support' He was a member of the Marietta Carpenters Union Local ers in the bllsiness sector, 'No. 356. a member of the Shade River Masomc Lodge No. who believe the economy •453 and a member of the Mercy Mi ssions Church at Chester. need s those workers , and He is survived by his wtfe, Arlene Connol ly Parker; hts consetvati ves whose priority mother, Mary Parker; stepmother. Pauline Parker; a son , who is to clamp down on illegal is in the Army, and daughter-in-law! Jason and Angela Parker; immigration. The White a daughter, Amanda Jo Parke.r. at home. and two grandchil· Ho\t se hopes to have a dren, Jacob Parker Laudermilt and Tillanv Renee Parker. detailed proposal to c~mgrcss .. He is also survtved by tl11ee brothers and sisters·in-law, 111 late September or early Ralph and Jenny Parker. Lester and Pam Parker. and Jack and October. Anita Parker; a stster and brother- tn-law, Carolyn and Btll McCain. who ran ugatnst White; two stepbrothers, Noah Hysell and Lee and Debbie Bush for the 2000 GOP nomHysell; a stepstster, Paula Kay DilloQ; his father-in -law anu tnatum and may seek rhe mother-in-law. Theodore and Mmjorie Connolly. anu special friends, Greg and Paige Winebrenner. Bob and Pam Murphy, Mark Parsons and Kenny Young: and several meccs and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Roy Parker. DEAR ABBY: I am a Services were held at I p.m . Saturday, Aug. 27, 2005. at the White-Schwarzel Funeral Home in Coolvi lle, with the phystctan and mother who Rev. Rob Combs and the Rev. Don Combs offictatmg. Bunal goes to substantial lengths to td subJecting· my 6-yearwas in the Mound Cemetery at Chester. Frtends culled at the avo old son, "Brandon," to secfuneral horne. 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26,2005, Y.ith Masonic ondhand smoke. My hu sband services being conducted at 7:30p.m. and I fee l.so strongly about it that we let our nanny, "Edith." go because she persisted in smoking around John E. Richards. 97, passed away at his residence 111 Brandon (She had stated on her employment application Thurman on Thursday. Aug. 25. 2005. that she was a nonsmoker.) He was born in Jackson County on Sept. 3. 1907. to the late Br.mdon recently returned Virgtl and ' Katharine Bellvtlle Richards. He was a longume member of the Vega United Methodi st from a week-long vtsit with Church, F&AJY! Lodge No. 371 in Cemervtlle, a member of my in-laws. "Connie" and the National Fruit Growers Association and the Gideon "Fred." out of state. They are Society, and-attended Bliss College and Ohio State. University. both aware of my concerns He and his brothers operated Richards Brothers Fruit Farm regarding secondhand smoke. When they visit us, Connie in Thurman for 77 years. He is survived by the following brothers, Elson, Elmer and smokes outside or sneaks Dale (Louise), all of Thurman; a sister, Eloise Jones of smokes in the bathroom. Jackson; and the fo llowing children, Jack (Carol) Richards of Before we sent Brandon to Jackson, Sharon (Don) Scarlett of Winston-Salem , N.C., and visit, I explicitly asked Connie not to smoke indoors during Lon of Easley, S.C. He is also survived by the following grandchildren, Randy, his visit, and she agreed. When Brandon got home, I Holly, Sean. Angela. Carmen, Brian, Brenda, Brent and was to hear that Braden; 16 great-grandchildren; and a special caregiver, Betty while shocked he was !here -;,and Maynard. . without conferring with my In addition to hts parents, he was preceded in death by his husband or me - Connie and wife , Joan Hardman Richards; an infant brother, Ne lson: sis- Fred had invited our ex-nanny lers, Alma Richards and Clara Jones; ststers-m-law, Lulb to spend part of the week with Richards and Irene Richards; and brothers-m-law, Freeman them. According to Brandon. Jones, Gomer Jones and Chester Richards. Edith and Connie smoked in Services will be i p.m . Monday, Aug. 29. 2005, at the the kitchen and living room in Eisnaugle-Lewis Funeral Horne in Jackson, wi,th Pastor Giles his presence. Hoover offictating. Bunul will follow in the Vega Cemetery. I am hurt that my m-laws Fnend s may call at the funeral home from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday. refused to take our health Aug. 28 , 2005 . concerns to heart. My hu sIn lieu of !lowers, contributions in his memory may be band wunts to'kecp the peace. ·made to the Vega United Methodist Church. in care or Judy but suggests we not allow Radune. II 0 Ohio Ave .. Jackson, Ohio 45640. or to the End Brandon any more unsuper'Time Harvest Church, 1215 Dixon Road. Jackson, Ohio vised vtsits wah hi s grand45640. parent s. I feel my hu sband .. Condolences may be e-matled to www.c-k-lewtsfunera).corn. should discuss their lack of ~andor in agreemg not to expose Brandon to ctgarette smoke, and not following through It also seems odd that thev'd invite an employee we h·ad terminated to vtslt without clearing it with my husband or me What do vou think'' - SMOKING MAD James "Jim" Hardyman. 62, IN ILLINOIS of Btdwell. died Friday, Aug DEAR MAD : Although 26, 2005 at Holzer Medical you may be itching fot - a Center in Jackson showdown. I see little to be Funeral servi'ces will be at I gamed by confronting your p.m. Tuesday. Aug. 30. 2005 at ih·laws for their lack o'fjudg-the Waugh·Halley -Wood ment dunng their grandson\, Funeral Home. Burial will fol vtsit. By allowing your son .low in Centenary Cemetery. no more un;upcrvtscd vistl s Fnends may call at the funeral wah hts grandparents. you horne on Monday, from 6-9 will ·se nd ,, >trong. but sub,p.m. tl er, me ssage. Lislen to you r A complete obituary will be husband . published in Monday 's newsJames 'Jim' Hardyman DEAR ABBY: My hu s· paper. band's 'istet. "Dayna." is To send condolences. 'funeral at movirrg here from her mothhome ' please viSit the er's house. 200 mtles away www.tirneformemory.com/whw. carl Eugene Parker From here on~ let women kill their own. spiders : ' From time to time, receive letters from a certain group of individuals that I will describe, for want of a better term. as "women." I have such a letter here. from Dave a Susie Walker, of North Barry Augusta, S.C., who asks the following question: "Why do me'n open a · drawer and say, 'Where is L.IL..;..;;.:;.L..;:.:.:..J the spatula?' Instead of, you no women. there would be know. lookmg for it?" no such thing as Leonardo ·Thts question expresses a DiCaprio I could ask why a commonly held (by women) woman would walk up to .1 negative stereotype about perfectly innocent man who guys of the male gender, ts minding his own business which is that they cannot Watching basketball and find things around the house, demand to ~now if a certain especially things in the pair of pants makes her butt kitchen . Many women' look too big. and then. no believe that if you want to ll]atter what he answers. get hide something from a .man, mad at him. I could a'k why, all you have to do is put n in according to the best scien•plain sight in the refrigera- tific estimateS: 93 percent or tor, and he will never, ever the nation's severely limited lind it, as evidenced by the bathroom ·storage space is fact that a man can open a taken up by decades-old. refrigerator containing 463 mostly empty tubes labeled pounds of assorted meats, "moisturizer." I could point poultry, cold cuts. condi- out that , to judge from the ments, vegetables. frozen covers of countless women 's dinners, snack foods. magazines_ !he two topics dessert s, etc .. and ask. with mosl interesting to women no irony whatsoever, "Do are (I) Why men are all diswe have anything to eaq" gusting pigs, and (2) How to Now, I COULD respond attract men. to this stereotype in a snide Yes, I could raise. these manner by making getterai- issues. in response to the izations about women. I question asked by Suste could ask. for example. how Walker, of North Augtlsta. come you~ average woman S C.. regarding the man who prepares for vtrtually every was asking where the spatula upcoming event 111 her life. was I could even ask WHY including · dental appoint- thi s ~articular m;m might be ment s. by buying ne"' shoe<. looking for the spatula . even if she already owns as Could it be that he needs a many pairs as the en tire spatula to kill a. spider Rtv~rda,nce t~oupe . I could because. while he was innopot n1 Oll:Nll31\ tf there were cently watching basketball and minding hi s ow n bw.. lness. a· member of another high-po we tcd computer. processtn g mtlli'm1s of maJor gender a gender piece s ol tnformuuon <~nd that ret uses to persona l~y ki ll pmducing 11npnrt ~mt 1nsights sp tders but wa 111s them all sud1 as. "Th1-. feels ~ood!" dead ~ DEMANDED th.n We sl1ould he gr.1teful that he ki ll the sptuer. which nin~ m~n think 'o tmlch. because times nut of 10 turns nut In <1\Cr the year' they ha-.:e be a male spick-r that w;l\ th ought up l'ountless invenmindi11g Its own bu:-.1ncss? tions that lu\ve made life belDo you real it.e how many t~ r fot ,til people. everymen arrive in hosp11al emer- where . The shot d ock in gency rooms ' every year. basketball is one example . sometimes sttll grtpptng the tr Another one ts undawearspatulas. suffenng trom catltw bacteria. I round •Out painful sptdcr-inflictcd about thts lh.lllk s to the injuries'.' I don 't have the many alert readers who sent exact stattsttcs right here, but me :111 article from "New I bet they arc chtlling. Scientist" maga~ine stating As I· say. I could ratse that Russiar. scientists - . these issues and resort to the and you KNOW these are kind of neg~ttvity 'indulged guy sc icnti sh - are trying s nh •P •fh·~- nrobJPm nf tn hy Susie W;~!ker, of Nor(h •o ,_. ... . · ... . .. vo Attgusta, S.C. But l choose waste disposal aboard spacenot to . I choose, tnstead. to emf!. by "designing a coc~­ address her question serious- tai I of bact en a to di-gest ly. in hopes tbat , by improv- astronauts· cotton and paper in ~ the communication underpants ." Is that great, dr between the g~nc.lers. all what? I am pictunng a utopihuman· beings - both men an future wherein, when a and women. together- wtll man 's bnefs get dirty, they come to ,, better understand- wtll simply dtssc:ilve from ing of how dense women hts body, thereby freeing can be sometimes. hun from the chore of dealI suy th1s because there ts mg with hts soi led unde~ an excel lent reason why ·a wear via the labor-intensive. man would open the spatuld time·consurning method he drawer and, without looking now uses, namely, dropping for the spatula . .ask where them on the floor. • the spatula. is: The man does I'm not saying th'\t guy.s not have Tl ME to look for have solved all the world's the spatu la Why'' Because prob lems. I'm just sayinll HE IS BUSY 'THINKING . that there ARE solutions oqt Men .tre ALMOST there. and if. instead of hafP,ALWAYS thinkmg. When ing endlessly about spatula~ . you look at a man who we allow guys to use their appears to be m e r~ly mental talents to look for scratching hi rnse If. . rest these solutions, in time, th~ assured that inside h" head. wtll find them. Unless thCf hi s bra11.1 ts hummmg ltkc a arc in the refrigerator. . . ~~ · . I "Turn yoursel f in so we can senJ yo11 hack to Mexico," said McCain. throwing his he.td hack in l.tughter dunng an mt erv ie w at hi ~.; Arizona offi ce last week "It\ not going tn happen .. The Wh1te House seems to agree with McC.tin. According to administration .tnd congre,,ional offi ctal' who took part in a series of White Hnuse meetings thi s , summer. Bush docs nut fa vo r AP POLifiCAL WRITER requiring dlegul ' 11111111grant~ to be ' enl home to apply for the\ j...,a~. In d nod to hi -.. l.:on:,crvatJve b;hc . howe vet. the president has rejected a part or the Sen. John McCatn, R-Ariz., and Sen. Ted Kennedy, ~Mass., Ml'Catn - Kenncd y bil l that right. discuss lrnrntgratton legtslation dunng a news conference e White House hcl tcves on C:::apitol Htll in lh 1s May 12 fi le photo. Pres tdent Bush , ~trug­ th would [lUI tJJegaJ tlllmt grantS· gltng to pactfy hts party's warring wmgs. ts moving toward a com on an automdtic track lo t:lliprehensive immigration proposal that WOUld allOW tl legal IITitnl- ze nship. the olltctals 1011d. grants who carne to the Un tied States before February 2004 to The ot1tctal s satd tt was qualtfy fo r guest·W01ker v1sas whi le requiri ng the deportatton of unclear how m:tny tllcgul those who smuggled tn afterward McCatn, ts co-sponsor of a bill imm 1granh came ~!It e r wtth Democratic Kennedy that would create 400.000 three·year Februarv 2004 or hnw m.my VISaS for guest W01kers, Wtlh flextbllity to add more in the future . later had children tn the L! .S:. confernng U.S . cipzcnshir Whttc Hou se in 200X. IS .ion Kyl. R-Ariz .. would cre- on those haht es The Whne sponsonng a btll with Sen. dte twn -}ei:lr visa~ and House wants to avmd Ll -.urge Edward M Kennedy. D- requ+re that guest worke r:-. of ill ega l tmmigranl s 1\ho Ma ss., that would create and illegal immigrants leave would try to bc;n a pro,pec400.000 three-ye.n vis," fot the U.S. before the y can ti vc deadline. they s,ud guest worke1 s. Th~ leg i:-.lcLtion apply for the chance to work The offictals spo ke on conh,ts the flexibilit y to add more legally 111 the cc1unlry. dillon of anonymity because in the future atid would let Conse rv:t tt ve Hou se th e White Hou se has not undocumented wot kers stay Rcpubltc.1n s tend to f.tvor authonzed them to dt scuss 111 the U.S. whtl~ they apply Kyl's tmt gher approach the poli,·y . .Y.hich I' subJect to A cornpetmg plan by Sen. McCatn mock s it. ch,mene AP Photo - Mom is steamed at in-laws who smoked in front of son ' Dear Abby John E. Richards 'TODAY IN HISTORY Today ts Sunday. Aug. 28. the 240th day of 2005. There are "" 125 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History : Ftfty years ago, on Aug. 28, 19)5, Emmett Till , a black teenager from Chicago, was abducted from his uncle' s home in Money, Miss.. by two . white men after he had supposedly whistled at a white woman. He wi1s found bntt .tlly murdered three days l11ter. (T\o\CO men charged with Till's murder - Roy Bryant and J.W. Mtlam - were m:quttted at trial. They latet confessed in a magazin~ arttcle to beating and shootmg Ttl I.) • Five years ago: Authorittes in Peru announced th<tt four :years after mtlitary JUdges eonvtcted American Lori Berenson :of planning a rebel attack. the military had overturned her life ·sentence. clearing the way for a new civilian trtal. (Berenson, · w~o maintains her innocence. was later convtcted of "terror· 'ist collaboratiotl" and sentenced to 20 years in prison.) One year ago: Islamic militants claimmg to be holdmg two French journalists in Iraq gave France 4X hours to overturn the law bannin ~ the wearing of Islamic head scarves in schools. :(The reporters, Chnstian Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot. were :released in December 2!Xl4) The US men\ basketball team : won the bronze, the IOOth U.S medal of the Athens Games. · Today\ Birthdays: Formet Defense Secretary William S. Cohen is 65. Actor David Soul is 62. Baseball manager Lou Piniella ts 62 . Olymptc go lcJ medal figure skater Scott Hamilton is 47. Actress Emma Samms ts 45 . Country singer Shant·a Twain ts .:J.O. Actor Jack Bl:tek is 36. Actor Jason Priestley ts .16 Actress Carl) Pope ts 25. Country singer LeAnn Rtmes is 23 ActDr \1ichael Galeota is 21 Thought for Today : ''The essence of tmmorality is the tendency to make an exception of.one's self.'' - Jane Addam s, American social worker anu Nobel Peace laureate ( 1860-1935). Amid GOP divide on immigration, White House moves toward 'split-the-baby' plan Grace Nibert cannan being enahled by some inter· outlets supported John Kerry esting ACLU alltes. In a fnr President when the "friend-of·the-court" bnet. Senator could not articulate CBS, NBC , The New Y,lrk a st ngl e strategy to light the Times and a few other medta enemy other than enlisting outfits urged the 'judge to the he Ip ot France and going reject Myers argument and to hts website. That 's why dump R7 Abu Ghr.tib photos Kerry lost. He had absulut<:and fom vtdeos into the puh- ly no war plan. The elite . medta doesn't lic square. As an Amencan J<mrnali st. . ktve one, either. They love I am simply ashamed th;tt the Abu Ghraib story, the some of my col leag ues h;tvc chaos in Iraq. the resurgenc-e sided wtth the ACLU and ol the Talihan in Afghani stan , would nsk further c ndan ~ct -' t!u: '\thu~es" at Guantanamo tng Amencans I ightmg tht > B.iy They run with those slo, brutal war on terror. i\n 11!.:' .dl dit)' long . l3ut a'~ them how they :tction ot this type wou ld haw been unthinka ble dut - \\oul d ptole ct AmeJicans tng World War II But. t'oday. lrom ~·l lcts who obey .no th e mcdiLl np~rat~..:.:-. nutside ruks. I'• Ito bclic\e Allah pt!lriotic.: constrain h or even w.m t ~ them to .. murJe'r puhlk ..,afety cons ickratrun . , h,tbt es. who arc wt lltng to What is the point <If more dic·lhemsehes wntle slaughAbu Ghmib pttturcs' 1We al l t crin~ innocent civiltans know what happened there. and you get blather about the how dismal and mcxcus.tblc "i nlet lli.ltion,ll community•· It was. If the ptcturcs and "constitulional rights." The truth is that the ACLU advanced the- story I .:tlltld and tt s "lncnds" don't care if underst.mu 11. but thts is just morl' ol the same according they help the Jthaui sts and to General Myers and hts don't kno" how to defeat stalT And in a time of wat, the enemy. Those who are you ~t' e the benefit nl ;tn y dem~tnditl g more ahusc pllidoubt to the l<lp milit.ny turcs .trc not ~ upportm g th e It oops .111d .1re not looking comnMnLie1. Llon"t vou'? The rnainstn:am ineUia. un out for everyday Americ:tns. the whole. has conststcntl) The~ :trc putl tng our fi ghting undctc>ltmatcd the d;m~cr pcopfc aml U.S .. l' ivilians in Amenc.1 ts lactn g from lhc t.:Vl'll more danger. And there l sl;~ma·lasctsts. Most press 1 ~ no cxcUs~ fot tl01ng that. · iiS>unbav n=:tmr-5 -S>rnttnrl • Page As Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis She says she nceus to get <tway from her mother. My husband. without ~onsu l ting me. told her she could stay wtth us. Dayna and l don' t get along, and never have. I have problems with my mother·in-law. too, and I know that within a few months she'll be moving right behind her daughter. My husband's family has caused a lot of problems in our marriage. If there isn't any commotion in their lives. they have to create it. We moved here to get away from them. If that isn 'r enough. I arn due to g1ve birth to our third child any day. I cringe when I think of another adul t in our house, becau se we don ·r have room. My l1usb.1nd s.tys he and mlonn her that Y.ith the tu lu Dayna she'l ll1ave to ltnd arnval of the new baby. you'll a place of her own within a be unable to .tccornrnodate cottple of weeks. but l .don't her after all. Therefore. she' ll see (hat happenmg. She does- have to stay elsewhere while n't even have a car. she looh fat a job and lodg• T.his has caused me super- ing- or postpone her escape sttess. I wmtld like to enjoy ft om her mother. Do it NOW. out new babv ;ts·stress·free as Nothing is more tmportant posstble. bui 11 won't happen than your health and well· with my ststet-tn·la"' around. bemg - and that of your Please help. - ABOUT TO baby - at thts ttme. DELIVER IN KANSAS /Jear Abby is written by DEAR ABOUT TO Abigail Van Buren, also DELIVER · Tell your husband known as ] ean11e Phillips, a11d that with your due date so was founded by her motl1er, close, having another adult in Pauli11e Phillips. mile Dear a crowded house wtll not Abby at www.DearAbby.com. work. Then pick up the or P.O. .Box 69440, Los phone, call your sister-in-law Angeles, CA 90069. U.·m11 to p1 f'IJ<Ul' t a.xl~ mu! d('\ 12'iup tax-sanng slJ aH•gJl'S j.Ja:-.-LM.' go on to becunl(' a l<lX pruli.·ssJu.na l to ('Hill tnco me \\luk ('\l'll helping others: We\t• taught m o million pcoplf' on·r lht' l;,L'"t .~1 ye,u-s. 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New Haven Volunteer Ftre Safety Unit Mason • 67!'>1333 • Free ScreemnQs and Health/Safely lnformaHon W}"W.quaiitywindows.com • Several Hospital and Community ProgramS • Refreshment~ and Door Ptlzes . �6unbap Itmel ·itntlnd ~ageA6 . OHIO friday Night High Sch,ool .Footh all S corEs South Gallia 54, Eastern 35 Ripley 31, Point Pleasant 12 Gallla Academy 28, Meigs 6 . Green 7, Southern 0 Sunday,August28,2oos vVFEk 1 River Valley 30, Southeastern 20 Williamstown 24, Wahama 17 · • Bl Inside: BY PAUL DARST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM • GALLIPOLIS . Hardw ood. Ceramic tile. Linoleum. There are many choi~es when it comes to llooring. And there is a new business in town that can help those building a new home or renova11ng llil old one decide on a sty le. . Superior Flooring and Cabinets had a ribbon cuuing ceremony Friday to help ccle· .brate their grand opening. Members of the Gallia Cuuntv Chamber of Commer~e joined other dignitaries fur the cere· mony at the store at 842 Second Ave., inside the French City Craft Mall. Manager Adam Blair said they offer a wide ran ge of choices for customers. "We have al l types of llooring," Blair saicl. "Our distrib. urors do a good job of keeping up With what's popular." Everyone's needs and tastes are d1fterent when 1t comes to decorating a home. st) part of Blair's job is to work with the customer and help them decide what is best, he said. "When .somebody comes in,· we show them samples," he said. "We gc1 a feel for what they're looking for. "After they pick out something they like. I give them a price per square foot. If it sounds good to them. then the next step is going out to their house to measure. Then I ~:an give them an estimate Dn the whole project." A crew then will install the Sunday, August 28 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Temperatures will rise to 80 with today'.s low of 62 occurring around 6 a.m. Skies will be partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds fro!TI the north turning from the northeast as the morning progresses. GALLIPOLIS Economic developmenl grant funding is now avai lable from the Southern Ohio Agricultural and Comimmity Development Foundation (SOACDF). according to Don '· Branson. exectltive director of SOACDF SOACDF is an organiza· tion created bv the 123ru ' Ohio Generai Assembly charged to provide economic assistance to southern Ohio's tobacco producing counties. The economic development funds are only one program offered through SOACDF Those interested in apply. ing for the economic development funding should not confuse this program with the Agricultural Diversification Evming (7 p.m. -Midnight) Paul Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Temperatures will climb from 68 to 84 by late this mornmg. Skies w1ll be sunny to partly cloudy with calm turning from the n'orthwest as the morning progresses. · Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) new llnoring. Blair said . suppliers that are tilled with But fl onring is not all many other choi ces. Superior offers. he said . They Superior is ow ned by a also lmw a wide selection of restructured partnership. cahincts for both the kitchen Blail' said. The business used and batlmHHn. to focus exclusively on mm· '"What we have set up here in mercia! projects. but now the the store is just a small sample thrust is residential. of ll'h:tt we can get," he said. However, that does not Although the spacious mean they are out of the comstore has enough room for mercial business, he said. many sample cabinets, Blair "We'd like for it to be halfsaid he .has catalogues from . and-half," he said. or Educational Assistance programs also offered thro u ~h th e foundation : SOACDF has allocated $505.000 for economic deve lopment projects to Gallia County for the 200506 funding cycle. Applicants niay_apply for up to 35 percent of the total cost for projects that will ~reate, retain or expand job opportunities for residents in Gallia County. The economic development funds may be used for capital improvements oi. the purchase of tixed assets for. businesses. Projects not eligible to receive fundi ng include. but are not limited to. car washes. lodging establishme.nts: restaurants. bars, carry-outs. sporting or one-time events, day care facilities, personal care busi nesses, marketing, or projects speculative in nature. Seven copies of the grant application and supporting documentation should be submitted to OSU Extension at Ill Jack so n Pike, Gatlipolis, no later than 4 p.m. on Oct. 12, 2005. Those interested in more information can visit wwy;.soacdf.net <http ://www.s~ac df. net!> and click on "eco nomic development." Grant pa.ckets can be picked up at the OSU Extension Office at Ill Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. For more infornmtion. con· tact Becky Nesbitt. OSU Extension. at (74{)) 446-7007. •.General Urology • Laparoscopy • Ulnlmally Invasive Urology CLINIC Tellm 1; Ironton (().()) Gallla Academy (1-0) 10. 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MD IUrologist ... . Temperatures will hol£1 steady around 69. Skies will be partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the north turning frol]l the east as the overnight progresses. Temperatures will fall Temperatures will linger at from 84 early this evening to 87. Skies will be sunny witb 73 . Skies will be mostly · 5 MPH Winds from the clear with 5 MPH winds northwest. ·Local Stocks· ACI- 59.88 AEP- 36.84 Akzo- 40.30 Ashland Inc.·- 58~ 54 AT&T -19.33 BLI-12 Bob Evans - 24.58 BorgWarner- 59.58 Champion - 4.39 Charming Shops - 11.35 City Holding - 36.15 Col- 48:53 DG -19.51 DuPont- 39.74 Federal Mogul - .45 Overnight (1-6 a.m.) Monday, August 29 Aftempon ( /-6 p.m.) . Temperatures will stay nem 84 with today's high of 86 occurring around 4 p.m. Skies will. be partly cloudy with calm turning from the north· . east as the afternoon prog'resses. . SOACDF grant funding now available ' from the northeast. CHESHIRE - · Football coaches always hope for a good start during the opening game of a new season. River Valley coach Gregg Dee! is no exception. The founh-year Raiders mentor was 3-0 in week one entering Friday's contest with Ross Southeastern, with all three victories coming at the expense of those same . Panthers. Following Friday's 30-20 victory that increased the streak to four, Dee! is as big a believer as ever. "Toni ght's victory · was one that we felt we really to had have," he said. "We · Monow needed to get off to a good :;.tart with these young kids." The Silver and Black be • may young, but ' they collectively looked . like seasoned veterHunt ans after claiming a 30-6 halftime advantage. During that opening 24 minutes of play, RVHS amassed 333 of its 416 total yards of offense and compiled 12 first downs. The hosts also held the Blue and ' White to just 57 yards on the !!round and surrendered only · one first down. Senior tailback Chris Edwards ran for a game-high t 92 yards on. 26 carries an!l illso added two touchdowns hlon~ the way, but his 162 rushtng yards in the first half proved to be , too much for Southeastern to overcome. River Valley quarterback ~ryan Morrow also joined in , : Pluse see Outrun. 85 Contact Information Fax. - 1· 740-446·3008 Eooft\1111- sportsOmydailylribune.com Soort& Staff ill'lld Shennan. Sports 'Editor {740) 446-2342 .•, .. 33 bsherman 0 myd&itytribune.com llryon - . . _ Spotto Writer {740) 446-2342. e><t. 23 bwaltersOrf!Ydailytribune.com .. L8rry Crum, Spor1li Wrtter {304) 67!H 333. e><t. 19 Ierum Omydailyreglster .com MERCERVILLE - S.outh Galli a finally has that prover· bial monkey, or in this case, Eagle, off its back. The Runnin' Rebels lived up to their handle by amass· ing 419 rushing yards, and won an hi storic 54-35 shootout over Eastern Friday at rainy Rebel Field. Not only did South Gallia beat the Eagles for the first time in seven all-time meet· ings - but also won its tirst· ever football season opener. "We 've got a lot of confi· dence right now," said South Gallia coach lusty Burleson. "We've got a very, very skilled backfield and they' re the ones that carried the load for us ton ight." Burle>on 'l athletic stable of runners was a step quicker than the Eastern defen se the entire night. breaking six long runs of 20-plus yards. Curt Waugh and Bernie Fullt; led the atlack as each surpassed the century mark. Waugh ru shed ·fo r 146 yards. while Fulks finished with 137 ·and both scored a pair of touc~downs. Bur several other Rebel backs broke big plays as 1vell. , "We don't feel we have just two· or th ree guys that can carry the ball, we feel we have seven ," Burleson explained. "We've got 'severo · guys tha t I'm not afraid to put in the backfield at any ti me · and J know they can get the job done ." South Gallia's · Derrick Brad Sherman/photo Beaver added a 60-yard s~or· South Gall ia's Josh Wright carries Eastern's Jordan Pierce (7) into the end zone dunng the sec- in g run and Dewey Cantrell a ond quarter Friday in Mercerville. Wright's touchdown allowed the Rebels to take the lead fo r Please see Shootout. Bl good and won a shoot-out with rival Eastern 54-35. Gallia Academy 28 I Meigs 6 • • De mal duel ~y 'DAVE HARRIS SPORTS CORRESPONDENT hit a strike with Haggerty breaking a couple of tackles in going 63 yards for the score. Esmaeili added the kick and the Blue Devils he1d a 14-6 lead with 5:24 left in the period. The Gallia Academy defense held . Meigs to a four and out and GAHS increased its lead to 21-6 when Haggerty scored from eight yards out. Esillaei li added the PAT with 40 seconds left in the third period . . The big play of the six play, 67-yard drive was a 23-yard pass play from Golden to Saunders •on first down putting the ball in Marauder territory. The Blue Devils closed out the scoring on the first play of the fourth period ' when Golden hooked up with Shapen Robin son from 18 yards out. Robin son pulled in the pass at Ihe I0, broke a tackle and dove the fi·nal three yards for the score. Esmaeili added the PAT to close out the sconng. Meigs received a bad break lan McNemarlphoto midway through the third · Gallia Academy's Dustin Wtnters ' ( 32) gives a stiff arm to Meigs· Brandon Goble (74 ) during period when senior qua11erthe first half of the Blue Devils ' 28·6 victory Friday m Pomeroy. The two scl1ools. which have Please see Duel, Bl played 33 times since 1967 are discontinuing their series starting next season. POMEROY Gallia Academy scored two third period touchdowns to break open a close game and added another to start the fourth period as the Blue Devil s pulled away to a 28·6 . win over . Meigs in non-conference football action Friday at Bob Roberts Field. The game was the last one scheduled in the long history between the two schools. The series is put on hold for now. with the Blue Devils holding the upper hand l,lt 24-9. The Marauders won the toss and deferred to the second half. Todd Saunders ' brought the large wet crowd to its feet by returning the opening kickoff 40 yards to the Marauder 42. But Meigs held its ground and took over on downs at their 39 after four play s. ·· The Marauders then marched down the field 'behind the running of Jared Casey and David Poole. After I0 plays the Marauders were facing a fourth and five from the Blue Devil II yard line. Josh Buzzard nailed the field goal from 28 yards giving Meigs the 3-0 lead at the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5:26 mark of the first period. • Dustin Winters ripped off • 15 yards on first qown for the Blue Devils, but coughed up • • the wet ball and Aaron Fife •• fell on the ball for Meigs at • • the Gallia 48. Once again the · • maroon and gold put togeth• er a drive to the Blue Devil , I'lcawn 1110~1 be• • 15, before the drive stalled. Once again Buzzard was • • -. Wtll \ I diH' ,\ ltlt'l' true, this time from 28 yards • • .giving Meigs a 6-0 lead with • II: 17 left in the half. The Blue Devils took the • & momentum into the locker • room after an 11-play. 63yard drive. Saunders went • the final three yards for the score. Joe li'.smaei li added the • extra point at the 6:53 mark • to give the Blue Devils a 7-6 • lead. The Marauders received ' the opening kickoff and was •• on the move into Gallia ' . Academy territory, but Brad • Caudill picked off an Eri.c • VanMeter, pass at the Blue Devil 36. Three 81ays later • on third and I , Jaymes • informC;~tion: (Pam Bl) ann Haggerty got loose down the . • • left sideline, and Jeff Golden ···········~··················· ·~··· · ····· . ······················· ····· • • • • t:llll f ~ • • All proceeds benefit the Mason County Special OZympics ! •• .·Saturday, September 10, 2005 c c • • • • •• • • • •• .•Hannon Ordnance Fields • . •$15.0 ·entry per team • •• •• • • •• • .•Packets available at P.YH Wellness Center • • •For • 304-675-4635 .' I • r �PREP FOOTBALL ittnba, ltmtS·itnttntl sunday, Au~!~~~! .. ----~----------------------------~~~~~~--~--------~~~~~~~ Friday's Boxscores Expanded Glance Southeaatern Ohio Athletic League SEOAL W-L PF PA 0.() 000 000 0.() o-o logan o-o Manetta Warre n O.Q 0.() Gall•a Academy Jadtson Alhens W-L 1-0 PA S 000 000 000 000 1-0 0-1 14 29 0 39 000 000 0·1 0 7 000 000 000 000 0-1 O· 1 7 7 32 20 R1ver Valley Rock Hill Soul~ Paint Chesapeake Fairland c'oal Grove . Fnday. Sept. 2 Me1gs a1 Athens Wheelersburg ~~ Galha Academy Waverly at Jackson Ch•lbcothe at Logan Cambfldge at Manana PhilO a.1 Warren Ohio Valley Conference ovc PA W-L W-L PF 0-0 000 000 1-0 1:0 0-0 000 000 1-0 0-0 000 000 0-1 0-0 000 000 0-1 0·0 000 000 0-1 0·0 000 000 ALL PF 30 22 21 20 6 14 PA 20 '27 6 48 36 Fnday. Sept. 2 Watne (WV) at Chesapeake Fa11vtev. (KY) al Coal Grcrve · Frurland at Winfield' iWV) 'Nelsonville-York at A1ver Valley · Rock Hill at Vinton County · &luth Point at Ironton Friday 's results Portsmoutll 27. Cllesapeake 20 Piketon 36 . Coal Grove 14 Por ts mouth W 48. Fa1rland 6 Rrver Valley 30. Souiheastern 20 Rock H11122. TOhSia.j" South P<lmt 21 V1n ton Co. 6 Tri-V~IIey Conference .TVC PF PA 0·0 000 000 0-0 000 000 0·0 000 000 0-0 000 000 0·0 000 000 0-0 000 000 Ale•a nder Belpre Nelsonville-York Me1gs V1nton Coun ty We llston Hocking Dlvl•lon W-L PF PA 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0·0 Tnmble Eastern FEderal Hock 1ng M111er Soutllern Waterford 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 ooo' 000 W-L 1-0 1·0 1·0 0-1 0-1 0-1 W-l 1-0 0·1 0·1 0·1 0· 1 0·1 Individual Statistics ALL · PF PA 26 2<J ' 35 6 6 0 PF 33 35 6 0 0 18 Rushing : 0 7 25 28 21 · 14 · Poca Herbert Hoover Logan . Wayne Winfield Pt. Pleasant Sissonv1Ue 1·0 0·0 0·0 0-0 0·0 0-0 0-1 Friday 's reaulta Ripley 31, Point Pleasant 12 Hoovar 29. Ravenswood 19 Logan 12. Man 10 Poca 2 1, Sissonville 6 Wayne 27, Lawrence Co. 0 Winfield at Hurricane, ppd 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 DOD 000 .. W-L 1·0 1-0 1·0 1·0 0-0 0- 1 0-1 PF 0 54 32 26 7 33 1·0 54 35 0·0 D 0 0·1 17 24 Friday's rasulls Ham lin at Hannan . ppd (Mon.) Williamson 24, Wahama 17 South Gallia 54. Eastern 35 SG-Derrick Beaver ' lai l ~d) 60 run (pass 2 :38 Second Quarter E-Honaker 30 pa ss trom J ordan 3· 16 , Jeff P ierce (kick failed) 11 :2 1 SG-I ra Turner failed) 2:24 Southeastern 6 0 7 7- 10 fumble return (run SG 13 15 32·141 49-419 210 13 351 432 1H7-2 1-3-1 3-2 ,i!-1 7-45 3·25 1-25 0-0 E 20 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Total yards Comp-a tt ·int Fumbl es" lo st Penalties-yards Punts-avg . River Va l ey 14 16 0 0 - 30 . Scoring summary First Quarter RV-Chris Edwa rds 8 nm (pass failed) , 640 RV-Edwards 80 run .(Michael ' Cordell pass from Bryan Morrow) 3:02 Individual Statlslics SE-Stetan Wood 77 kickoff return Rushing: E- Terry Dursl 14-87. '(kick failed) 2:50 Jordan Pi erce 10·41 , Bryce H ona ker Second Quarter RV~Sco tt Hunt 4 run (Ryan Hen ry pass from Morrow) 11 :49. RV- Hunt 4 run (Henry run) 2:1 i . Friday, Sept. 2 Wahama at Federal Hocking South Gallia at Green Saturday. September 3 Hannan at Montcalm -- 210. SG- Seth Williamson 1·3-t t3. pp Third Quarter SE-Steve n Baxter 46 run (Ben Fu lk s 17- 137, Derrick Beaver 2-62, Dewey Cantrell 2,-41, Tyler Duncan 1- 14. Josh Wrighl 5-11. Micah Cardwell, 2-4, Seth Williamson 4-4. Fourth Quarter SE-Ba)(ter 15 run (Schuler kick) Passing: E-Jordan Pierce 11 · 1 7-2 R 12 29-112 137 249 7-15-0 2-2 7-35 5-34 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards · Total yards Comp -att- int ' Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Punls-avg . 17 47-257 23 260 2-2-0 2·2 10·60 9-51 tndlvld~al Statistics Ruohlng: PP- Brandon Warner 11- 59, Travis Riffle 8-37, Ja re d S touffe r 6 -10, M ark Foor'"' 3·4. J ameS Casto 1-2 Passing : Wi- Brandon Roberts 8- 16·0·131 Wa- Brenton Clar k 7-23- 1- 158 Receiving: Wi-Cody M etz 2·50 , Goode 3-47, M atthew SeKton Jordan 2-27, Ross Elder 1·8. Wa- Brandon Fowler 1-54, Chase Ord 4-50, Kris Gibbs 1 -37~ Kameron Sayre t-17. Green 7, Southern 0 Green 0 0 7 0- 0 0 0 Sou thern A- P arker Deem 19· 138, 0 0- 0 Mikee Ratliff 8-50. Timmy Hayhurst 6·26. Scoring summary Third Quarter Dustin McCl anahan 4-13, Jon Ullon 4-13. JJ Garnes 3- 12. Ben Ratliff 1-2. Seth Phalen 2·0. Passing: PP- Brandon Warner 4-10· 0· 70, James Cas19 3-5-0-35. R- Timmy Hayhurs12-2-0-23. G- Oustin Williams 15 run (Mark Castro kick ), 4:21 First Downs Aushes ~ya r ds Pass ing ,yard s · PP'--Travis R iffl e 2-57, Total yards Will Slone 2·33, Dewey Wrolen 1·1 1, Comp-attin t Mark Foose 2 - 10 Fumbles-los! A-Joe Parson s 2 · 23 Receiving : Penalties-yards P un ts-.avg. G 9 40-191 3 194 1-5-0 3·2 11 -11 5 s 3 40-48 5 54 2-4-1 2-2 9-36 . 5-40 2·44 Williamstown 24, · Wahama 17 Individual Statistics Williamslown 7 3 7 ; - 24 · Rushing: G-Mark Caslro 20-87 , W ahama 7 0 0 10 - 11 D us tin Williams 10-75, Derek L ewis 6-26. 8-13. · SG-Curl Waugh 16·146, Bernie Schuler k1ck) 2:38 ALL PF PA W· l 7 -62 , River Valley 30, Ross Southeastern 20 '29 Friday, Sept 2 Point Pleasant at Sissonville Roane County at Herber1 Hoover Johnson Central (Ky.) at logan Wayne at CMsapeake (OhiO) Fairland (Ohio} at Winfield H a ner 7. PA Non-League South Gallia Hannan Wahama 1-1 M-Dave Poole 11 -67, Jarea Casey . SG-Josh Wrlgh18 run (Bernie 21-60, Eric VanMeler 6-4, Brandon Fulks run) 7:43 Kimes t·2, Josh Buzzard 1·0, Aaron SG-Waugh 6 run (Fulks run) :4e Cordell1(-1), Aaron Slory 1 (-11 ). Third Quarter · SG-Fuii<S 46 run (run failed) 10:~ 1 Pa10lng: G-JeHG.olden 7-14'0 165 SG-Dewey Cantrell 35 run (run M-Eric VanMeter 2·4·1 12, Aaron failed) 1:08 · · Fourth Quarter Story1-2-09. ; .1 E-Honaker 26 pass from Pierce · Receiving: G- Jaymll> Haggerly 4-· (Dursl run) 6:01 105, Shaphen Robinson 2-25, Justin SG-Fulks 56 run'(Cantrell run) 5 42 E-Gody Gerlach 36 pass from Saunders 1-23. M- Jared Casey 2-14, Josh Kimes 1- Pierce (Durst run) 4:28 PA . 21 6 . 19 12 10 27 0 0 0 12 31 6 . 21 G-Se1h 9 ·23 , Justin Saunders Golden 1 ·(·2 ) Cardinal Conference CARDINAL ALL W-L , PF PA 2·0 2:54 Jayme Haggerty 6 -36 •. Du stin W 1nters Friday, Sept. 2 Trm1ble al Alei;(ander Belpre at Fon Frye Me1gs at Athens Nelsonville· York at River Valley Rock Hill at Vinton County Wellston at Minford Eastern at lane Trace Wahama (WV) at Federal Hcx;klng M1ller at Newscomerstown Symmes Valley at Southern Water1ord at Frontier Friday 's res ulta 26 . Miller 0 Belpre 20. Warren 7 Gatlla Academy 28. Me1gs ·s Ne1sonv1He-York 35. Athens 25 Soutll Point 2 1. Vinton Co 6 Jackson 14 . Wellston a So uth Galha 54 , Eastern 35 Caldwell17 . Fed Hock 6 Green 7. Soutllern 0 Trimb le 33. Maysvi lle 0 BeaUsv1l le 33. Waterlord 18 A lex ~t nder - E-"H onaker 3 run (Terry Durst kick) Ohio Division W-L - --- . WI-Palm 33 tleld goal 5:3t Third Quarter Penalties-yardS 7-35 10-60 Gallipolis 0 7 14 7 - 28 WI-Gody Mall 41 pass from Me1gs 3 3 0 0- 6 Receiving: E- Bryce Honaker 4-66 Brandon Roberts (Palm kick) 1:21 Individual Statistics Fourth Quarter Rushing: SE-Steveri Baxter 9-109, Cody Gerlach 2-65, Terry Durst 2-•o. Scoring summary Stefan Wood 10·47, Kevin Dunn 1·3, Derek Young 2-30. Kyle Gordon 1·9. . W &-Veazy 20 field goat 5:31 Firat Quarter Ben Schuier 1- 2, Hunter Ratliff 6 · (·3) , SG- Derrick Beaver 1-13 . W&- Clark 56 run (Veazy klck),2:37 M-Josh Buzzard 28 fteld goat. 5:26 Jacob Detty t-(-3). Second Quarter Wi-Matthew Sexton 20 pass from RV-Chris Edwards 26-192, Scott M-Buzzard 24 field goal. 11 :17 Ripley 31, Roberls (Palm kick) 1:33 Hunt 14-39', Ryan Henry 4- 32 , Bryan G-Ju slin Saunders 3 run (Joe ' Point Pleasant 12 Morrow 4-26, Jordan Deel 2-2 . Esmaeili kick), 6:53 WI Wa Pl. Pleasanl 0 0 6 6 - 12 Third a ~arter Ripley o 21 7 3 31 _ _ _ First Downs 11 a Psaslng: SE- Hunler Ralliff 1 3 0 G-Jayme Haggerty &3 f)ass from 40-143 30-126 Rushes-ya rd s JeH Golden (Joe Esmaeili kick). 5:24. .13. Scoring summary Passing yards 131 158 AV- Bryan Morrow 6·9·0-125. G-Haggerty 8 ru'n {Esmaelli Kick) , Second Quarter 274 284 Tolal yards 40 . A - Parker Deem 2 1 run {AieK Comp-att-int 8-16-2- 1 8·23-1 ·1 Receiving : SE-Stefan Wood 1 -13. Fourth Quarter Campbell kick), 9:32 Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-2 RVRyan Henry . 3-67 \ Michael' G--;Shaphen RobinsOn 18 pass from R-Deerr1 2 run (CamptJe ll kick) 6:41 Cordell 2-49: Zak Deel I -9. Penalties-yards 7-29.3 5-30.2 Golden (Esmaeili ktck ). 11 :17 R-Deem 3 run (Campbell kick) 2:12 Third Quarter Individual Statistics South Gallia 54, Eastern 35 R- Timmy Hayhurst 8 run (Campbell G M Rushing: Wi- Tyler Lowers 18-23, Easlern 13 .6 0 16 - 35 · kick) 10:48 ' First Downs 11 9 Bradley Montgomery 8-37, Michael Soulh Gallia 12 16 12 14 54 PP- Travis Riffle 51 pass fr om Rushes-ya rd s 2~·132 43-121 Goerler 8-26 , Gregory Da vis 3·12 , Brandon Warner (kick failed) 7:I 5 21 Passing yards 165 loren Cullum 1-11 , Brandon Roberts Scoring summary Fourth Quarter 297 Total yards .t42 2-(-6). . First Quarter R-Gampbell31 f1eld goal6:23 .:7-14-0 3-6·1 Comp-att-int E-Bryce Homiker 80 kick return .PP- Will S lone 11 pass from James Wa- Brenton Clark 6-70, Justin Be~ 7-17. Brandon Fowler 6- 15, De rek Fumbles- lost 3-0 3-2 (kick failed), 11 :46 ' Casto (run tailed) :04 Veazy 4-12, Kris Gibbs 6-8, Nathan Penalties-yards 9-90 3-25 SG-curt Waugh 4 run (run tailed) Slafford t-4 . 7:14 3-40 .l-50 Punts-avg. Gallla Academy 28, Meigs 6 Fumbles-los! ALL PF 28 Friday's results Nelsonville-Yon< 35, Amens 25 GalliC! Academy 28, ~lgS 6 JaCksOn 14, Wellslorr 0 Lancaster 7. Logan 0 Morgan 32, Manetta 7 Belpre 20. Warret~ 7 - -- --- Scoring summary First Quarter WI-Tyler Lowers 86 kickoff relurn (Russell Palm kick). 11 :47 Wa- Brandon Fowle r 54 pass from Brenton Clark (Derek Veazy kicK) 10:56 Second Quarter S- Butch Marnhout 1 2·6 1 , Jesse McKnighl 6·15, Ryan Donaldson 3-5. Passing: G-Derek Lewis 1·5-0 S-Ryan Chapman 2-4-1 6. 3. Receiving: G- Dusli~ Williams t -3. S- Butch M arnhout 2 -6 . 9:18 First Downs Rushes-yards Pass ing ya rds Total yards Comp-atl-int SE 4 28-155 13 168 1·3·0 Thank You To RV 17 50-291 125 .. 416 6-9-0 The Wiseman Agency Inc. for purchasing my market Shootout A11to-Ouners ln.l'llran ce Life Home Car Business from Page Bl 7-k "'ifc, p,.&u, 'PeDftk .. INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. 35-yan.ler. Jos h Wright scored from eigh_l ya rds out, which helped Ihe Rebels take the lead for good in the second quarter. Eastern coach Pat New land was disappointed in his , defense, whi ch all owed .a robust' 8.6 yards per carry average . "One thing I guess we failed to tell our guys was that we're supposed to tackle the guy with. the ball - we' re . supposed to tackle that guy," he said. "We"re gbi ng to have to get. a lm better, work on sorne tackling and get sol)1e grittiness to us., South Gall ia 's defense wasn 't much better, particu- . larl y in defending the pass , as Eastern sophomore quarterback Jordan Pierce threw for 210 ya rds ami three tnuc hdnwns in hi s varsity debu t. 114 Court Pomeroy ZOOSGallla COunty Jr. Fair 20~5 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis Green, 7 I Southern 0 . Ohio Football Scores Green wins defensive battle over Tornadoes BY SCOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDEN T RACINE - Success isn't . always measured in wins and losses. Southern has made great strides in improv ing its perfonnance since last year, and in many ways was successfu l Friday night at Roger Lee Adams Memorial Field where the Green Bobcats forged a 7-0 non-league victory over the Tornadoes . . A loss is a loss, however, and Southern once again finds itself startiog the sea.son at 01, while Green is perfect at 10. . One play here or there Friday could have cilanged the outcome, but a potenl Green running game overcame nu merous 111istakes and penalties accrued by the Bobcats. Green is senior oriented with nine seniors on its roster, a footnole Southern can build on as Coach Bob Grueser points o~ t to his .much younger Tornado club the pusltives in the loss. . Mark Castro and Dustin Williams, both Green seniors, combined for over 170 yards in the Bobcat win. Tllis thunder and lightning combination of the powerful fullback and quick wingback proved to be Southern's nemesis in tl1e second half. lhe llrst period ended 111 a scorel ess. deadlock as five turnovers and a slick. wet turf kept the enti re frame played within the confines of the .southern 30-yard line: Buduy Young and Weston ·Co unt s had fumble recoveries in a pair of impressive defensive stands during the stretcll. Southern went seven plays and out on the first possession of the second quarter. Forced to punt on fourth down, Ryan Chapman kicked hi s longest · · punt of the night, a 45-yarder to the. Green 35 yard line. There Corey Dyer grabbed the return and ran it all the way back 65 yarus for a touchdown, only to have the play called back because of a hold on the SHS 30 yard line. On the ensuing plays, the Southern defense held. but was helped by a string of Green Penalties, ihcluding an unsportsmanlike penalty that put Green in a fourth and 28 situation. Weston Counts and Darin Teaford posted a couple big stops in the drive, but the Tornadoes really picked up some momentum when Wes Riffle upended Green tailback Dustin Williams . Green completed ' a pass to Williams a play later, but he gained just three yards and Southern took over on tlleir,own 49 yard line. · Perhaps the key of the game was Southern' s defe nse. Spend ing much of the time on the field, the defense gradually hecame ti red and tlnally yielded to a potent Green oftense. That came only after a gallant etTort that continued to keep lhc Tornadoes in the game fro m the onset. Southern struggled to get its tim ing, and on the next possession we nt th ree plays and out. Castro, a two-way player for the Bobcats hau a crucial " 'ck in the drive. Chapman hammered another nice punt, this time a 42-yarder, which drew a sho11 return by Dyer. Two more penalties went againsl the Bobcats, pushing the ball just i11side their own 20. With five straight runs and a first dow n by senior fullback Mark Castro. the ' Bobcats let time run out with the score still scoreless at 0-0 at the inte rmi ssion. Castro led the Bobcats at the half wilh 12 CUITies for 53 yards in <m overall offense that netted 76 total yards. Green had eight penalties !lagged against them totaling 85 yards. Southern's oftense was led by Butch Marnhout wi lh 15 yards on seven carries. Due to sacks and other negative yardage, Southern netted negative four yards at tlie half. Southern had five pe nalties for 23 yards at intennisslon. Green made a few adjustments at the half, coming out of the offensive gates with two runs by WilHams and Castro totaling 19 yards. Two big plays slowed the Bobcats when Southern safety Josh Pape knocked down a Lewis pass incomplete, then Tornado Buddy Young stuck Castro at the line. holding him shy of a first down by a foot. Green went for it on founh down from · the SHS 25 yard line, eluding SHS defenders with a Castro I 0-yard run off tackle. One play· later Dustin William~ mn the end-around, breaking three tackles, for a 15-yard TD run with Castro booting the extra point for a 70 Green lead at the 4:21 mark of the third quarter. On ihe first Tornado play from scrimmage, Marnhout nearly broke a run down the right sideline as only a tackle · by 'Green defender Derek Lewis saved a Southern score. Marnhout garnered 26 yards on the play, followed y a nine yard run, and a play later Jesse McKnight · picked - up · Southern's . second fi rst down of ,he dri ve. A play later Southern fumbled . Green 's Jonathan Butler had the fum, ble recovery. The two clubs exchanged possessions without success, setting the stage for a battle in the trenches going down the stretch. The Southern defense did a great job in the red zllne once agam holding the Bobcats without a score. Buddy Young and Weston Counts had several ·big hits in that stand. The Southern offense struggled badly going down the stretch and Green ran out lhe clock for the win. - Offensively, Southern's Butch Marnhout led the Tornadoes with 12 carries for 61 yar,Js and .two receptions for six yards. Defensively, Jesse McKnight and Ryan Donaldson had sacks. Weston Counts had two fumble recoveries and Young one. Green's Andy Avery had an interception. Southern hosts Symmes Valley next Friday in Racine at 7:30p.m. Luke Stinson Duel Lr1ke Swilley Tyler Adkins HAVE A6REAT SOCCER SEASON AND SENIOR YfAR! · Gal l ia's Barn yard Budd ks 4-HClu h 992-6677 from Page Bl back Eric VanMeter injured !lis right shoulder while getting sac ked. Sophomore Aaron Story fin ished . the . game under center fo r Meigs. Golden was 7-of- 14 in the ai r for 165 yards ,· Haggerty pulled in four for I 05 yards and a >Core, Saunders added one for 23 and Robin.son t\vo for 25 and a score. Seth Haner led the Blue Devils gro und attack with 62 ~ards on sever ca1Tks. Poole led Meigs on the ·ground with 67 yards in I I Ohio High School Football Fl1dr;'1 Auultl Akr. 28, Centrai·Hower Seore• Peninsula INoodridge 7 Akr. Ellet 21. Akr. Spring. 14 Akr. Manchester 45, Mogadore 0 Albany AI6Jlander 26, Corn1ng Miller 0 AHiance 31 , Mantua Crestwood 14 ANiance Martington 49. Can. Tlmkiin 6 Amherst 34, Lorain Admiral King 14 · Anna 35, New Bremen 7 Ansonia 33, Ft. Recovery 19 Apple Cree~ -Waynedale 4 1, l oudonville 21 Arcadia 27, laKeside Danbury 7 Asl'lland 10 , Willard 7 Attica Seneca E. 41 , N. Rob inson Col. CrAwford 14 AI.Jrora 40. Streetsboro 7 Avon lake 42, Manslield Sr. 13 Baltimore Uberty Union 27, Bloom-C arroll 20 Barberton 48, Akr . Kenmore 15 Bascom HoPEwell-Loudon 41 , Bloomdale Elmwood 18 Batavia 16 Batavia Amelia 0 Bay Village Bay 38, Akr. N. 12 BeachwOOd 30, Kirtland 27 Beallsville 33. Waterford 1 8 Bedford Chanel 62. Richmond His. 0 Bedford, Mir.h. 19, Holland Spring. 12 Bellbrook 31, Miamisbi.Jrg. 12 Bel lefontaine Benjamin l ogan 28, W. Liberty-Salem 0 Bellville Clear Fork 29. Marion Pleasant 27 Beloit W. Branch 27. Ravenna SE 6 Belpre .20. Vincent Warren 7 Berea 21 . Lakewood 16 Bexley 14 , Canal Winchester 13 Bluffton 16, Cory·Aawson 7 Bradford 28, DeGraff Riverside 7 Brecksville 22, Medina 8 Brookfield 76, Conneaut 3 Brooklyn 27, "Cie. Rhodes 0 · Brook\lille 48, Jamestown Greeneview 6 Brunswick 26, Cle. Hts. 7 Bryan 14, Van Wert 7 Burton Berksh1re 42, Andover Pymatuning Valley 12 Byesville Meadowbrook 47, Belmon t Un1on local 0 Caldwell 17, Stewart Federal Hocking 6 Cambridge 32 . Ph1lo 3 Can. S. 21 . Zoarville Tuscarawa s Valley 0 Carey 22, Upper Sandusky 20 Carrollton 21. Rayland Buckeye Local 0 Castalia Margarelta 28, Tol Woodward 27 Centerville 14, Fairfield 3 Chagrin Falls Kenston 35, Kent Rooseve lt 18 Chardon 48, Medina Highland 3 Chesterland W. Geauga 41 . Chardon NOCL 20 ' Chillico the Huntington 27, Willow Wood Symmes Valley 14 Chillicothe Unioto 7 , Sugar Grove Berne Union 6 Cln. Hills Christian 21, C1n. Taft 10 Gin . Mariemont 21 , Goshen 8 Cln. Oak Hills 25. Cin . Anderson 22 Circleville Logan Elm 30. Washington C.H 7 Clarksville Clmton·Massie 35, Cols Hamilton Twp. 6 Cia. Collinwood 27, E. Cle. Shaw 16 Cle. E. Tech 18, l orain Clearview 14 Cle. Glenville 32, Mentor 0 Clyde 26, Pemberville Eas twood 14 Coldwater 40. Kent on 6 Collins W. Reserve t3 , Sullivan Bl ack River 9 Cols. Aca.demy 55, Cols. Linden-McKiniE!y 14 · --~-------- Fremont 51. Joseph 20, Oregon Strltch 7 Ft Mitcl'lell {Ky.) Beechwood 42. Newark· Cath. 10 Gahanna 17, Cols Miflhn 13 Gahanna Cols. Academy 62. Unden 14 Gahanna Lincoln 1 r , Cols. Mitllin 13 Garfield HI&. Trinity 7 , Avon 0 Garrena~ll l e · Garlield 38, Midd lefi eld Cardinal 6 Glouster Trimble 33, Zanesv1lle Maysv11ie '0 Gnadenhutten lnoian Valley 34 . Newcomerstown 6 Grafton Mldvlew 33. Sandusky Perkins 0 · Green21 . Stow2 Greenv111e 21. Vandalia BI,Jtler 11 Grove City Cent. Cross1ng 7. PatasKala Watlc.lns Memorial 19 Hamler Patrick Henry 42. Leipsic 12 Heath 27, ChilliCothe Zane Trace 22 Hilliard Darby 39. Galloway Westland 7 Hilliard Davidson 37, Middletown 14 Howard E. Knox 50. Cardington-Lincoln 7 Hudson 28, Can, GlenOak 7 Huron 4 1, Vermillion 7 Jackson 14, Wellston Jefferson 35, Orwell Grand Valley H Jefferson Area 35, Orwell Grand Valley 14 Johnstown Nor1hridge 28. Summh Stat1on Ucking His. 7 Johnstown· Monroe 68, Granville 40 Kansas Lakota 31 , Plymoutn 18 Kettering Aller 10, Kefterlng Fairmont 7 Lefayet1e Allen E. 14, lime> Bath 7 Lancaster 7, Logan 0 Lewis Center Olentangy 28, Dublin Jerome 0 Lexington 26, Mansfield Ontario 14 Uberty Center 60, Defiance Tlnora 13 Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 3 1, Lebanon 9 Usbon Beaver Local 55, Minerva 2 1 Lisbon Dav id Anderson 35, Martins F,erry 14 Lodi Cloverleaf 35. N. Royalton 7 Louisville 18. Poland Seminary 7 louisville Aquinas 37, Cle E. 8 Lyndhurst Brush 21. Eastlake N 0 Mad1son 54. Cle. John Marshall 0 Magnolia Sandy Valley 1B. Nava rre · Fairless 7 · Maple Hts. 35. Hubbard 15 Maria Stein Marion Local 56 , Troy Christian 0 Marysville 24. Marion Harding 21 Mass1Uon Jackson 24 , Cuyahoga Falls 0 Massillon Perry 35 . Wooster 21 Maumee 13, Tol. Waite 0 McComb 28, Defiance Ayersville 6 McDonald 46, Southington Chalker 14 Mechamcsburg 45. W. Jefferson 27. Medina Buckeye 16, Bedford 0 · Mentor Lake Cath . 33, Euclid 0 Metamara Evergre'8n 26 . Northwood 6 Milan EdisOn 25, Norwalk 13 Millbury Lake 36. Swanto n 6 Millersburg W. Holme§ 27. WoosterTnway ,0 · · Minford 55. Oak Hill 0 Minster 42, Ft. Lo ram1e 0 Mogadoare' Field 23, Atwater Waterloo 0 Monroe 37, Union City M jssissm awa Valley 14 Monroeville 28, laG~ange Keystone 0 Montpelier 54, Hicksville 7 Mt. Orab Western Brown 33, Hillsboro Murfreesboro (Tenn ) Riverdale 26, Worthington Kilbourne 7 N. Bam more 47 . Holgate 8 N. Can. Hoover 17, Can . Cen1. Cath. 14 N. Jackson Jackson-Mi\tein 20, Wmdham 8 Nelsonviii&·York 39. Athens 21 New Albany 36. Grandview Hts. 12 New Carlisle Tec umseh 27. PMborn 13 New Concord Johh Glenn 38. B arn e ~vi lle o 6 22 Cots. Brookhaven 48, Chillicothe 7 Cots. Crusaders 48. Cols. Al ncentrlc :27 Cols. OeSales 42. Tol. St. Frahc1s 7 Cols. Eastmoor 42, Co ts. E. 6 Cols. Franklin His . 31. Col s. S. 12 Cots. Hartley 48, Co ls. Centennial 0 Cots. Harvest Prep 21. Delphos Jefferson New Leban on Dixie 19, W. A l e~a n dna Twin ValleyS. 7 New Lex ington 35 , lancaster Fa irfield Union 28 · New London 50, Oberlin 13 New Paris National Trail 26, Day. Ch ristiiln 14 7 Cots. Independence 49, Cols. Beech~rolt 6 Cots . Marion·FranKIIn 21, GroveportMadison 0 Cols. Ready 12, N . L~isburg Triad 7 Cols. St. Charles 34. Cols. Briggs 23 Columbiana Crestview 37, Leavitlsburg Labree 15 . Columbus Grove14 , Pandora·Gilb oa 0 Coll'woy Crestview 16, Rocklord Parkway 13, OT · Copley 28, Uniontown Lake 7 Cort land lakeview 14. Palresvlne Harvey New Philadelphia 20, Wintersville Indian Creek·13 Newark 59. Co ls. Northla nd 0 Newark Lickmg Valley 24 , Tho rnville Sheridan .13 Norton 42 , Akr. E. 13 OaK Harbor 42 , Genoa 0 Olmsted Falls 37, Wicklilie 10 Orrville 30, Canai'Fulton NW 27 . OT Ottawa-Glandorf 44. Fostoria 22 D THANKS TO NORRIS NORTHUP . DODGE Coshocton 38. Utica 13 Crestline 34 , Gallon Northmor 18 Cuyahoga Hts. 18. Columbia Statio n Columbia 15 Danville 45. MI. Gilead 0 Day. Carro ll 34, Beavercreek 14 Day. Col. White 8. Germantown Valley View 41 ' DeGraff Riverside 14, Massillon Perry 7 Delaware Buckeye Valley 26 .. Delaware · Hayes D Delphos StJohn's 31 , Bellevue 0 Delta 13. Rossford 6 Dola Hardin Northern 31, Ada 7 Dresden Tri-Valley 20, Warsaw River View for buy_ing my 2005 Commercial Feeder Calf carries. Casey added 60 in 21.· VanMeter was 2-of-4 in the air before getting hurt, Story 14. 20T 'Collman 42, Tr~;;~y 14 · was 1-of-2 for nine yards. Dublin E. Can . 21, Coventry 12 Casey caught two passes for Eaton 26. Ox1ord Tatawanda 20 Edgerton 41 . Hilltop 40 14 yards. Elida 21, Lima Cent. Cath. 7 Elyria 42, N. Olrr'lsted D Meigs will travel to Elyria Cath 38, Youngs. Wilson 15 Athen s . next week, whi le Enon Greenan 21, London 21 Findlay li~rty-Benton 44, Tiffin Calvert 7 Gallia Academy plays host Frankfort Adena 20, Greenfield McClain 14 Fredericktown 28. Sparta Highland ·13 to Wheel ersburg. Fremont Ross 35. Perrysburg 17 Painesville Riverside 14, Perry 1 Parma Holy Name 24. P~rma Valley Forge 7 Parma Padua 2 1, Garl1eld Hts 12 Pataskala Watk ins Memorial 19. Grove C1ty Cent Crossing 7 Pickerington Cent 28, Reynoldsburg 7 PICkenngton N 50. Cots. Walnut AidQe 6 P1keton 36, Coal Grove Da'l(son·Bryanl14 Piqua.27, Grove C1ty 14 Pta1n City Jonathan Alder 57. Millersport 13 Port Clinton- 20. Elmore Woodmere 6 Portsmouth 27 , Chesapeake 20 Portsmouth W. 48, Proctorville Fairland 6 Powell Olentangy Liberty 48 , Cols. Whetstone 7 · RIChwood N. Un10n 32, Milford Center Fairbanks 15 Amman 35. Massillon Tuslaw 7 R1vers1de Stebb1ns 6 . Day Northridge 0 Rock'i River 48, Independence 14 Rocky R1ve r Lutllera n W 59 Fa~rview Pad.. Fairview 0 S. Po1nt 21 . McArtt"Jut V1nton County 6 Salem 42 , E Liverpool 17 \ Sandu sky,28. Lora1n Southv1ew 12 Sarahsvi lle Shenandoall 41 New Matamoras Front1er 6 Scioto McDermot1 NW 20 Portsmouth E € St1adys1de 20, Toronto 7 Smithville 61. Lucas 7 Solon 35. Strongsv1lle 18 Spnng. Cath. Cent. 16. Spnng Shawne~:: 13 Spring. Kentoh A1dge 28. Spnng. NE 13 Spring. NW 26, S Charleston SE 14 Spring. S. 43 , Day. Dunbar 13 Springboro 33, Kings M1l!s K1ngs t3 St. Marys Memonal 21.. $1dney 15 St. Paris Gra.ham 9. Urbana 0 Sugarcreek Garaway 28 , Dalton 27 Sunbury B1g Walriul 27 L1ma Shawnee 3 Sycamore Mohawk 28. Manon EIQ1!1 7 Sylvania Southv1ew 29. To! Bowsher 19 Thomas Wor1 h1ng ton 42, Cols. W 0 ThOmpson Ledgemont 31 . Fa1r por1 Harbor Harding 14 f 1tflll Columbian 49. fot Whitmer 13 Tlpp C1ty Bethel 32 L1ma Perry 0 Tel Cent. Cath. 10 Detro1t Cath Cent 7 . Tol Christian 16 . Tol. L1blley 7 " Tol. Ottawa Hills 42. G1bsonl:lurg 21 Tel ScoTt 41 . Fhnt (Mich) Northern 0 Tontogany 01sego 42~ Bowhn g Green 0 Trenton Edgew ood 13. Hamson 7 Trotwood: Madison 19, Day. MeadoWdate.7 · Van Buren 49. FO!\IOr1a St Wendel 1n 7 Vanii.Je 29, R1dgeway Rrdgemont 13 Versailles 42. Day. Oakwood 0 Vienna Mathews 20. Berlin Western Reserve 1A W. Salem NW 39. Ashland Crestview 31 Wadsworth 45 . Akr. F ~restone 12 · Wapakoneta 27. Bellefontaine 20. 30T Warren Cl1amp1on 17 . Pepper P1Ke Orange 12 · Warren Hardmg 49. Cle JFK 22 Warrensville Hts 28, Cle S 6 Wash1ngton C. H. M1am1 Trace 28 Circleville 7 Wauseon 34 , SherwoOd Fai rview 28 Waynesfield·Goshfln 41 . Lockland 27 Wellington 24, Creston Norwayne 7 Wellsville 26, Strasburg-Franklin t3 Westerville Cent . 21 , Amanda-Ciearcreek 14 Westerville N. 42, Whitehall-Yearling 0 48, Dublin SCIOtO 17 Westerville Westlake 22. N. Aictgeville 14 Whitehouse Ant hony Wayne 28. Tol Rogers 6 ' Williamsport Westtall 33. Ashville Teays Valley Willoughby S. "41 , Geneva 0 Wilmington 28, W. Cano lltdn 27 Woodsfield Mon roe Cent. 12. Old Wasllington Buckeye T1-ail 8 Xen1a 48 . Hamilton 0 Youngs . Austintown ·Fitch 15 . 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Gerlach caught the · ball inside the 5. bul South Gal li a"s Dustin McCombs closed quickly an<.! tackled him inches short of the goal line. . "That was a huge play," admitted Burle>on. ··we came in with momentum at halftime and just carried it forward ." Just three plays into the second half. Fulks broke a 46-yard touchdown run that put South Gallia up by 15. then following an Ea>tern punl - the only-.one of the game - the Rebch 'truck agam. Cantre ll finished off a lengthy drive by sprinting the final 35 yard>. giving the home team a three tDuchdown lead . and E"'tern never got closer lhan 13 point> ihc rest of the way. " The two clubs alterna ted scores m the fourth quarter. Pierce connecled with Honaker and Ge rl ach on touchdown tosses ; me;mwhile Fu lks ran 56 yards for a Soulh Gallia . touchdown before a big defensive series pui 1he game away. Corev Willis had back-toback sacks. the second of which forced a fumble . Ira Turner scooped it up and rumbled I0 yards to the end zone to round out the scoring. Terry Dur>l led Eastern with R7 yards on 14 carrie s. . but hi' tea111 wa> oulga in'ed 419- 141 on the grou nd. South G;illia quarterback Seth William.son threw jtlst three times. COil)pleilng <inc for 13 yards. · . 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The lea<.! held up heading into the ha lf - bu1 JUSt barely' . P1en.:e con nected with Cod) r;erlach twice inside the lin<JI m1nutc. once on a liJ->;1rd st nkc. and again 011 an •untimcd down aflcr a rrJUgh1ng the passe r call gaw Hog at the Sunday, ·August 28, I --- I I I ( ) Donation I I : t GRAND TOTAL: : I I L-------~- --~- - ----- ~ .. �,,~ Sunday, August 28, 2005 . Sunday,August28,2005 . - Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis Page B4 • illunba!' t!l:imt!i -i>mtinrl Prep . Cross Country I .. Ripley ends 11-·game losing skid Early Bird Invitat ional BY ANDY LAYTON SPORTS CO RRE SPONDENT ,_ 1. Parkersburg (l.Q) BEAt GEORill' w.....tNoTON 36-7 · 2. Wayne (l.Q) BEAT lAWRENO£ Co .. Kr. 27.() 3, Williamstown (1-0) BEAT WOHAMA24-17 4. Cabell Midland (1.()) BEAT GREENBRIER EAst 24-0 4, Huntington (0-l) LOST TO CAP"AL 35-7 4, Ravenswood (0-1) LOST TO H. HOOVER 29-19 7. Parkersburg South (1.0) BEAT BAU.OU, D.C. 27-7 8. Capital (1.QJ BEATHurmNG11>N 35-7 8. Buffalo (1-0) BEAT GUYAN VALLEY 52·12 10. Nitro (1·0) BEAT MUSSELMAN 46-21 tan McNamorlphoto Waham a quarte rb ack Brenton Clark. scrambles from a Williamstown defender in the second half of the White Falcons' 24-.17 .1oss. Late Williamstown touchdown beats .White Falcons Larry Crutm/J>hotlo River Valley's Vince Weatherstein, center, runs in a pack of three Wheele rsburg runners duri rlg Saturday's Early Bird Invitational in Chesh ire, . Wheelersburg ended the Raiders' three-year , championship streak at the event. PREP FOOTBALL Bridgeport 26. Tyler Consolidated 8 Buckhannon-Upshur 36, Preston 7 Buf1alo 52. Guyan Va lley 12 , Cabell Midland 24 , Greenbrier East 0 CalhOun 55. Gilmer County 0 Clay-Battelle 41 , Valley Wetzel 24 Covmgton , Va. 23 , Summers County 0 East Hardy 45, Bishop Walsh, Md. 8 Fairmon t Senior 41, Robe rt C. Byrd 21 Fayetteville B, Oak Hill D Franktort 26. Modrelield 9 Gilbert 26. Burch 20 Grafton 26, Ph1l1p Barbour 20 Graham. Va. 21 , Bluelield 14 Greenbrier West 20, St1ady Spring 14, 20T . Hamlin at Hannan , ppd Herber t Hoover 29, Ra....en swood 19 Iaeger 37 , Williamson 8 James Monroe 43. Narrows, Va . 7 Jefferson 31, Hampshire 3 John Mershall 21, Brooke 0 Liberty Hamson 43, Lewis County 6 Li~rty Raleigh 22 . Westside 14 Lincoln 14, Bra:a:ton County 6 Logan 12. Man 10 Martinsburg 34, Hedgesy1lte 7 Meadow Bridge 6. Tug Valley 0 Midland Trail 6. lndEipendence 0 MorgantoWn 47 , H. 0 Woodson . DC 12 . Mount Hope 30, Sherman 6 . .Mount VIew 34, Chapmanville 18 Nicholas County 19 , Clay County 18 Nitro 46; Musselman 21 North Marion 9, University 6 Notre Dame at Madonna, ppd. to A~g . 27. Parkersburg 36 , George Washlnglon 7 Poca 21, Sissonvllla .6 Pnncaton BO. PikeVIew 16 Ripley 3 1, Point Pleasant 12 Rock Hill, Ohio 22. Tolsia 7 Scan 24, Roane County 6 , Soutll Harrison 44, Paden C1ty 0 St. Aibans 21, Sou th Charleston 20, , BY LARRY CRUM LCRUM@MYDAI LYRCGI ~ T ER COM C HESHIRE Home fiel d advantage. yo u hear it all the time and it is something River Valley is all to familiar with, winning three straight Early Bird In vi tational cross co untry events - that was unti l · Saturday. Heading into the lOth edi tion of the eve nt, the Raiders br.ought confidence with them running on their home co'ursc, but fell just sho rt of Wheelersburg, who's fi ve scoring runners <Ill crac ked the top I 0 _o f the 61 man field. The Wheelersburg sqltad showed tremendous stamina with fi ve runn ers inside the top I0. which included scc·ond pla ce J;tson Ru ggles (14:27). Ryan Bell (third. l4: 3 1). Trevor Miller (sixth. 14 :57). Herbi e Otworth (e ighth . l.'i: 2 1) and Eli'Gerlack (ninth. 15 :24). While the Pirates took the win, the home course Raiders finished in scmnd. 19 point s · behind. Chris Lester showed th e way for River Valley. finishing fourth with a 14:4J time while teammates Jon Casto ( 15: 13) and Kyle Hi ve ly ( 15:30) also managed to crack the top I0, finishin g seventh and IOth respectively. Taking the overall win tn the competition was Fairland runne r Chu ck Wen t7, who's 14 :02 tim e topped the fi eld hy a con- in answering the challenge as Clark delivered a 54 yard scoring pass to Brandon Fowler on the Falcons secMASON. W.Va. - nnd qffe nsive play. Derek Brandon Roberts tossed a 20- Vcazy ·knotted t~e score with yard touChdown P'"' to the PAT ki<:k with 10:56 til "Matthew Se.xton with I ::r; play in the open ing period. remaining to thwart a fourth Palm put the Yellow quarter comeback rally hy Jackets in front again on the the Waharna White Fakons second play of quarter numFriday evening as the vis it- her two when the jun ior kicking Williwmtown Yellow er nailed a J3-yard field goal Jackets held oil the Bend after a Williamstown drive · Area team for a 24- 17 sea- bogged down at the WHS 17 ·son-opent ng wm. yard line . . , Willliam>town see mingly · The White Falcons scored I0 unan <wcrcd points duriug put the game away late in the a three minute time frame to third •>criod when quarterJacke t batk Brandon ' · e ra, se a 17-7 Ycll•llv ' Roberts tossed lead but saw Williamstown a 4uick pa" over the middle march 53 ya rds in just three to Cody Metz. The pa'ss play 20T St. Marys 54, Ritcll1e County 0 ,plays to provide the Wood covered 41 yards and follow Tucker County 13, Pocahontas 0 Tygarts 34, Pendleton County 0 County team with the win- in g Palm's extra point kick Wayne 27, Lawrence Co., Ky 0 mng smrc. the vi>itnrs lead ballooned to Webster Counly 35. R1chwood 12 Although the ln..:al II ga ve 17-7 with 1:2 1 left in third Weir 50. Oak Glen 0 William Campbell. Va. ~5 . Keyser 7 . the vis itors a huge s~ar~. the 4uarter action. · Williamstown 24, Wahama 17 Wahama. with its offense Yellow Jacket victmy kept a Winf1eld at Hu rricane, ppd. to Aug. 27, reg ular season winning struggling. came to life as Woodrow Wilson 25, Riverside 0 · ·strea k alive with their .17th Wahama turned to Clark's straight triumph . passing arm midway through Wahama stru ggled with the tin a! qua rter. Three comwhat it feared the m<"t head' plctions to Chase Ord and an in g into the season opening 1Hyard scramble by Clark on contest with seve ral J'a"c' a fourth down play carried ·being dropped and a shak y the Falcons to the Yellow :beginning to the 20ll:i "~ r id L!Ckct four yaru.• · 1me - . season by the Falcon sec - Wahama cooldn 't punch it ondary. . into the end mne however "We still h;tve a lot of work and the Bend Area team to acconiplish in catc·hing the elected to go 10 Derek Veazy . football and defend in~ the vincing margin. sp lit the upri giVs with a Pass:· WHS head coach Ed who Also scorin g fo r the 20 vard field coal with 5:3 1 _Cromley said follow ing the rcniainin g to -pull the White j,unbap ~lmr!S -ii>rntlnrl Raiders were lith place heartbreakin g se tback . Falcons to within a touchVince Weatherste in ( 15:17) 446-2342 or 992-2155 -"Willi amstown ha s a ~vuml down at 17-10. · and 19th place Daniel Hill football team and for the On its nex t possession . most part I'm sattsficd with Clark raced 56 yards down our effort : I th ink we the far sideline for a game showed a lot ol charallet to come back li ke we did and I tyitig touchdown with Veazy THANK .YOU . . tacki ng on tlie point aftec to · believe we ·prn ved a lot to e'en the count at 17- 17 with ' INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. :ourselves the way we pla yed "'!.:37 remaining . against them:· Williamstown wouldn ' t be FOR BUYING MY 2005 Wahamil held a slight edge denied as tlie Yellow Jackets . GALl/A COUNTY FAIR HOG in the games final stati.st ics utilized a 15 ya rd penalty .iri picking up 2H4 total yards a~ainst the Falcons and con-while the Bend Area defcn- ~ Chris Lester-GaiDa Buccaneers ·sive unit held the hem lded 'ecutivc pass completions by Roberts tel cover the 53 yards Yellbw Jackets and 2.000 to score the winning touchyard runner Ty ler Lowers to down with just I :33 ~o play. · 274 offensive yards. Lowers "I was particu larly pleased , · was limited to just 63 yards with the pla:r: of our defense · on the ground in 18 carrie s d h · h d h with Nath1m Stafford, Justin an t e way 11 s ut own 1 e Williamstow n ru nning ·Bell and Kameron Sayre attack." Cromley . stated. .R.K. GJrl, M.D., Audrlus Ruksenas, M.D. -ha ving big nights defensive- "Coach Toth (James) set up ly for the White Falcon s. an exccllcrit game plan to :ire now scl!edu.l.ing appointments. · . ~· Offensively, it was junior hold Lowers rus~ing total ' ' ... quarterback' Brenton Clark 's down and !think we did that. night to shine with Clark He ran for oyer 200 yards per · con necti ng on 7-of-2 3 passes game Ja' t year as a junior. . ' ·r'U Giri, ".D, :for 158 yard s and a touchDefen sive leaders on the down in addition to running evening for Wahama were for 70 yards in six carr(es. S;tyre. Ord. Rudy Ward, Audiius .auksenu, n.o. Clark tossed a 54-yard pass .·Fowler. Staffo rd and Bell to Brandon Fowler for the with so phomore , starters Ohstttrics and Gynecology Falcon s first score hci"nre Brent Jone s and Gabe Rou sh adding a 56 yard run with also turnin g in impressive jane BroeckerJt.o. 2:37 remaining to knot the performances during the seaAdolescent and ~edfatrfcGyneoology _score at oJ?-17 . The junior son opener. , Mich~el ]. Qark. D.O. •' 1 think we did a pretty .signal caller, in l1i s first var.Jack "· bmey, D.O. si ty start , had a number of ~ood joh for a' young as we catchah le passes dropped on :.re and I' m "sati sfied with our Podiatry and Podiatric Surxery the evening . cffon. ·· Cromle y added . Williamstnwn took an ··we·vc ~ot some , things to Earl LOrigp. D.P.". early lead in the first qu arter correct ~ii1 U get ready for a when.' for the second vear in vastly imprn,ved Federa l Call (740) 992-9158 ~~an appointment :a row, Tyler Lowers returned Hock ing leam ne xt week ." with any of these phystctans. :the openin g kickoff l>6 yards Wahama. alter losing for for a totn;hdnwn . Hu '' ~ll the fifth stra ig ht time to Palm booted the po.int alter William stown . will ~isit Ill East "emorial Drive, Suite A to give the Ydlow Jackets a . Federal Ho-;kmg ne xt Fnday Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 qUJck 7-0 aJvantage. fo r it.' next gndtron · Wahama wasted little ti me encounter. BY GARY CLARK SPORTS coRRESP<J NOEN T , Angels win Early Bird Invitational, 'Burg end~ River Valley's win streak TRI-COUNTY SPORTS COVERAGE ( 16:20) . while Matt Nihen t 16:48). Ryan Clary ( 18:16) and Tyler Youn g (21:46) rounded out the finishers . Galli a Academy boy"s brought home fifth in lhc event, with runner Chris Canad y leading the way in 18th with a time of 1.6:17 and runn ers Shane Plant/, ( 16 :17). Timmy Huffman Dallas Craft ( 17:50). ( 17 :56), Tyler Counts ( 18:00) and (jrc~ Baker ( 18 :1 2) roundin~ ·out the remai nin g 131uc 6cvi l finish crs. Easte rn hrought nut a p;1i r of runiH! r~ to th t (.'Ompcti tion led hy 12th place Chris Da vis witlt a 15:-l .1 timc. and teammate Aaro n MartincL.tlc fini shiil)! wi th a time or 17:5H. Mcig :-: al~p ~twwed ur with · twn runn e rs at til ~ Early Bird. with .\Otlt place Andrew O'Bryant ~l· oring the high fini sh with. a , IX ::i7 time and l\1t)rg:lll 1\.l'tlllt'·dy fini sh in g wi th a 21 <!6 time . On the gir l"s side of the co mpe l it ion. Galli a Academy ra n away \vith ';,1 tonvin~.:ing win. swet'pi ng the top tljrce spots and defeating Ri ver Valley by .10 points. Lauren Adkins took th e ove rall win wi th a · 16:42 THANK YOU R.C. CONSTRUCTION CO. for buying my 2005 Commerc1al Feede r Steer JORDAN PARKER ju'i l behind . Outrun from Page Bl Aarik~ the mix before intermission, going 5-of-6 through the air for 116 yards. It's that kind of balanced attack that any coach could hope for in week one. and .Dee! was certainly pleased with how hi s ' players , responded. , , "We did an exce llent job of mi xing up the offense in that ·first half and our defense was al'o playing very well," sa id ·Dee!. "I couldn 't have asked ,for a better start and I'm very pleased with their effort." , RVHS slruck first on its opening possession, march:ing 65 yards in I0 plays for a 6-0 advantage at the 6:40 · mark . Edwards. first touch , 'down run covered eight yards and capped ;1 5:20 drive. ' Southeastern was forced to punt on its first offensive seri es. and the Raiders took over at their ow n 20 with 3:20 left in the opening stanza. , Edwards took a handoff on the followin g play and ran " into a clogged-up left si d~ . Edwards planted, reversed hi s field and scampered HO , yards around the ri ght side to. give River Valley a 12-point .edge. · A stt ccessful .two- point convers i01J' gave the ,hosts a 14-0 lead with 3:02 1eft in the first quarter. With momentum clearl y on the side -of Ri ve r Valley. Southeastern definitely needed a big play. . That big play ca me on the Stanley ( 18 :5 1) also man-. agcJ :; tl;p I0 fi ni sh in sev ~ cnth wh il e Andrea Wi se man (20 :05) rounded out th e scoring for the 131ue Angels. .kssic<t Willet , Hannah Roush. Rrittyn Saunde rs. Danicltc Sande rs and Stepha nie Snyde r .ro unded out the lin ishcrs for Gallia Academy. For the R;1idcrs. it was anothc:r ~ccotl l_l plal'C fini Sh on til ~ d:ty as 1!1c girls team fini,hed J USI - behind their Gallia County ncighhors. Th e top fini sher fur River Valley was lOth place A' ltky Filch "ith a time of 1'1 :-l'l. wh ik Till<my Oiler (20}0). Stephani e Griffit)l 12 1: Ill), Elatne House holder 12 I: I 2 l and Lauren Farley wunJcd out the fini shers in the 461ady field. · Meig s broug ht four girl s to the c\'t'n l. wit h Kimi 'Swi:-. hcr wki ng fourth ovCr- all wit h a I X:27 time and Jcssic.a Holliday. Ashl ey Savanc .an:..l Cecilia Col'c rou nding out the finishers. Also from Meigs count y was the lone Eastern representative in 25 1h plm:c Beth Hy•ell. ~ r, ® il . ~ [ ' Bryan Walters/photo River Valley' s Chris Edwards. front, outruns the Southeastern defense on hi s way to the end · zone Friday in Cheshire. The Raiders won 30-20. time, with teammates Lee Ann Townsend I 17:55) and Ca rol Fahmy ( 18:23) fini shin g -~ ' THANK YOU McDonald's ensuin g kickoff · as Stefan Wood ran up the middle of the special teams for a 77yard touchdown . SEHS mi ssed the extra point kick with 2:50 showing on the clock and now trailed 14-6. The .home team responded with an eight-play, 79 yard dri.ve that trickled over into th.~ second quarter. Scott Hunt 's 4-yard run on fourthand-goal capped a 2:57 drive and gave RVHS a commanding 22-6 lead at the II :49 mark. · Hunt struck again with 2: II remaining until half, bullying his way intO' the end zone from a yard out.for the 30-6 intermission advantage. Hunl \ second score fini shed a seven-play. 65-yurd drive that chewed up 4:29. Southeastern tried to make things interesting in the second half, as Steven Baxter needed one play at the 2:38 mark to rumble 46 yards for a touchdown . Baxter's score pulled the game to 30-13. The Panthers pulled to within I0 points after another rushing s.c ore from Baxter in the -fourth , this time from 15 yards out . but that was as close as SEHS would come, River Valley's most produ ctive series may have come in that final canto, as the Raiders ran 7:39 off the clock with a 16- play drive that yie lded no points . Southeastern retu ined posses sion after that dri ve stalled wit h only 45 seconds ·left in the contest. For the game. River Valley ;tccumulated 29 1 yards on the ground and 125 more in the air. while Southeastern tall ied 168 yards rushing and just 13 passing yards. Following Edwards in the rushing category was Hunt with 39 yards on -14 carriea, while Ryan Henry added 32 yards on four totes. Morrow had 26 yards on four carries and Jordan Dee! had two yards on a pair of attempts. · SEHS was led by Baxter with I09 yards on nine car, ries, while Wood added 47 more on I0 tries. Morrow fi ni shed the evening 6-of-9 for 125 yards through the air. with Henry lead ing the receiving corp with 67 ya rds on th ree catche s. Michael Corde ll added two grab s for 49 yard s, and Zak Dee! hauled in one pass for nine ya rds. Ri vc r Valley had :one lost fumble and zero interceptions in the triumph. Hunter Ratliff did not attempt a pass for , the Panthers until ihe fourth quarter, and contiecled on Dnly one Df his three tri es for I J ya rds, Wood had the lone reception for SE HS . Dee! is ho ping the success from Friday will etriculate into the rest of his team's season. ''We are a young team and we ha ve a tough stretch over the next three weeks. hut if we continue to mix thing' up on offense and play defense lik e we did tonight. we are going In he in a lot of close football gamrs."· he commented. River Valley returns home Friday when they host ·trad itional powerhouse Ne lsbnvill e-York. wh ich defeated Athens 35-25 in its week one contest. Game time i> slated for 7:30p .m. for buying my 2005 . 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Also, for the third time in 2005 the members voted to purchase a: book relating to the outdoors in IIICIIIUry of a deceased club member. The book will be pur~hased and donated to the Bossard Memorial Library in memory of Ralph L. Durst. The · other publications donated to the library this year were in memory of James Long and Da'Je Harbour. Dave Bright, the Ohio Department of Wildlife Fish D.i vision manager, reported that the parking lot at Tycoon Lake has been ex~anded _<1nd tha\!1 Will_ be entuely p.lVed 111 -006, and that the handicapped acce ss1· bl e !"ts h'1ng ramp -a 1 111e Byrd Lock~ arid Dam that wa·s destroyed by !loading should be replaced sometime in 2006 . He also added that water samples are being taken at Tycoon Lake and fish samples from the Forked Run Lake to . check for any ·contamination . Bright stated, "t hat too much forage will affect the fish population, and that has been a growing problem with fishing in the Ohio River." Bright also noted that a new boat launching ramp is being planned for an area · along the Ohio River in the Racine area and that other . b Improvements -bave een. or are planned, tor Ross Lake and L~kc Rupert. . President Bob Donnet then tntroduced Becky Ew1ng, a member of the ODNR staff of the Wayne National Forest, who presented a slide program . and provided the dialog dealing with forest management plans, entitled "Caring For Our Natural Legacy." During her presentation Ewing mentioned the wetland restoration projects are now being -conducted near Cadmus, and also at Timbre Ridge Lake, Pumpkintown Lake, the Whitaker Tract, and at S"andfork . She said, "Since we've begun . these projects we have seen grouse. quail, frogs, turtles , birds, bats, fish, and even some mussels in Gallia County streams." continued, "At She Pumpkintown Lake we have detected the - Western Lake Chubsucker, some large, trout, and recorded 38 species of birds in that area." Concluding ·her program, Ewing stated, "The United States Forestry Service is now celebrating I00 years of service, and we are very pleased with the results of proper management by all of the people like you in the area we serve." Do·nnet announced that the annual Landowners · Appreciation Banquet is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Bob Evans Farms Shelterhouse at 6: 30 p.m . Any property owner in Gallia County who permits hunting ~nd fishing on their land is invited to be a guest at this annual event. Send us your · outdoor news Cl Sunday, August 28, 2005 • GALLJPOLIS · - The Sunday Times-Sentinel is · in the process of collecting submitted items to help _ make our weekly outdoors page better. We accept annoucements . concerning outdoor-related . sports and also accept , .hunting and fi shing pictures. E-mail your information to sports@ mydailytribune.com, or drop it off at our Gallipolis or Pomeroy . office. Text-only itmes can · be faxed to 740-446-3008. .. fish profilE PUMPKINSEED COMMON NAMES: Pumpkins~d sunfish, Punkles, Yellow sunfish SCIENTIFIC NAME: Lepomis gibbosus IDENTIFICATION: Pumpkinseed lire a very colortul, deep-bodied, slab-sided fish with a small mOu11'1. Breast and belly are orange to yellow, witt11ighter colored Sides in a varietY of bright colors. The ear Uap 1s black, but has an orange-red spot o~ the border. RANGE AND HABITAT: PurOpklnSeed are native to Ohio and are widespread in the Lake Eri& drainage. They are also found In isolated areas of the Ohto AiYBf drainage. This speciEis prefers clear, non-flowing water and subslrates of organic debris and dense sub~ merged aquatic vegetation. LIFE HISTORY: Pumpkinseed sunfish are nest spawners wlth the male digging the nest in water as shallow as 6 to 12 inches. Spawning occurs in May or June and the males guard the nest until.lhe eggs hatch. The Information lrom the Ohio Department of female w1lllay between I ,600 to Natural Raeourcee (ohlodnr.com} 2,900 eg9s. Several females may lay egQs 1n a single nest Adult . . pumpkinseed eat primarily. larval. msects, some adult insects, and occasionally larval fiSh. Pumpkinseed growth IS s1m1lar to that o! bluegills. Our Prlcea. Are Below Ilhe••• . ADULT SIZE: Pumpkinseed larger than 5 to 7 inches are uncommon ; although 8to 10-lnch fish are occasionally caught at l ake La Su An Wildlife Area. . FiSHING METHODS:' Fishing tOr pumpkinseed sunfish Is similar to fishing for bluegill ·sunfish. The best methOd is to use naturat 'baits. such as worms, with small hooks and ligttt lines. In addi tion, small spinner baits and llies can also ba used . Anglers should concenlrate along the edges at dense vegetation or woody debris. Employee .- Discount Price ,• WEEkly Ohio fishing report Carta, moth~r COLUMBUS (AP)- The weekly fishing report provided by the DiVision ol Wildlife of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources· CENTRAL OHIO Antrim lake (Franklin County) Channel catfish from 10 to 20 inches can be caught using night crawlers, chicken livers and shrimp fished on the bottom in 10 feet of water or tess. Bluegill may be caught using nigh! crawlers or cnckets sus~ pend&d by a bobber. No Ooats are permitted on this take. Hargus Creek Lake (Pickaway County) - For channel catfish, fish along the bot· tom with night crawlers, cut baits, and prepared bait&. They will probably be most ae11ve at dawn and dusk but will bite any t1r'ne of day or night. Channel catfish usu~ ally measure 12 to 20 inches .. Use small night crawlers beneath a bobtier af depths of 4 to 6 leitt when seeking bluegill. Jigs and minnows can be used to take crappie and largemouth bass can be found on points w1lh drop-offs, around the islands, d8m and east shore using plastic baits. spinner baits. or live bait. Minnows a~d night oawlers also are good largemouth bass baits. Electric motors only. NORjJtEASJ OHIO Lake Erie (·Ashtabula, Lora1n and Lake cOunties) Anglers are reporting limits of perch and walleye north of lorain, limits of perch out of Falrpor1, and limits, of waJI· eye ·out of Geneva and Conneaut. While many walleye are of sub-le gal size and must be returned to the water, a lew are exceeding the 1 5-inch requirement . Trolling watermelon-colored spqons or worm harnesses in 45 feet of water is the best technique tor walleye. Perch are 8 to 9 inches in length and have been taken in at?Out 40 to SQ feet of water. . Guilford Lake (Columbiana County) - Crappie are biting on livE! bait and white twister .tails. Black crappie is the dominant species in these waters. but white crappie can be caught as well. largemouth bass are hitting on rubber worms. Bass anglers are having the most Iucio: along the docks, but anglers seeking crappie shoiMd check out•the fishing pier on the south side of the lake SOUTHWEST OHIO A few walleye are beiilg caught' by anglers using crank. baits, jigs wit~ plastic bodies or curly tails, small spinners, or live min• nows, leaches, or night crawlerS on a No.6 long~shanked hook as bail. Gopd curly tail color choices are white, orange. pink, or chartreuse. Fish by slowly jigging, trolling or drifting baits in ~0 to 1.5 loot depths. Anglers report that the most successful bait has been sit\ler or gold blade baits. Walleye are be1ng c.aughl in the main lake rivor channel, around structure, and over the humps. The best fishing Is in the very earty morning hours. All walleye tess tha n 15 inches lonQ mUst be Immedia te~ 1y released back into the lake. Channel cattish are being caught by anglers using shad, shrimp. night crawlers. and chld(en livers in the upper end ol the lake. Fish the bait tight-line or slowly drill the bait along the bottom in three to she foot depths. Caesar Creek (Clinton. Greene. and Warren counties) - Anglers casting iAiine spinners and crank baits are st8rting to catch a few muskellunge. 5augeye anglers ate catching a few 15 to 18 inch fish lrofll 6 to 15 feet depths, but most fish are smaU. Troll medium or deep diving /::rank baits along submerged points or underwa~ tur humps. Cast or drift with live night crawlers on a bottom bouncing harness rig, or use 8. lead head Jig tipped with a piece of worm. Fish in the early morning and early evening hours. Channel callish are being caught by shore flnglers using night crawlers. shrimp, and chict<en livers. Fish ttle bait ttghHine along the bottom in 5 to 8 foot depths. • CoWan Lake (Clinton County)- Anglers casting or trolling shad-raps are starting to catch saugeye. Bluegill and suntish are being caught by anglers using earth~ worms or waJC worms as bait. Keep the bail between 3.and 6 feel deep. Use a No. 6 Jong~shankad hook. Channel and flathead catfish a~e being caught by shore anglers using night crawlers and chicken liver. Fish the bail tight-line along the bottom in 3 to 6 foot depths. . ' C. J. Brown Reservoir (Clark County) • )6 MPG ON Ml·WA'I! ----., . n M!IG ON KI·WAY! ----, ll M!IG OR Kl·WAY! ----, IIWII lliW <1005 CH&YY ·AVIiD 4 11001 OR S DOOR IRAMD 111iW »>S CHEVY COLORADO EXT. CAB IAMDII&W PONTIAC C6 SliiiM _ $10, 390* $14,990* $18 970* . A!r Cond!tj on!ng. 1.!i Llttr Eco Tel [nglnf', ~old Down, Rur Sut 1 . ... --·-~-- -~ . ~ ' AI~ f..I.JI IJM ~.I fl. 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Bettie retired from her government job to Gallia County with her husband; Vincent. fie retired from the United States Air Force and served as the postmaster of the Vinton Post Office. Hi s health dwindled once he and Bettie became settled in Gallia County. In 1996, VinCent passed - Liz away. Liz moved from her farm in Chilicothe in 1997 to help care for the farm and be with her mother. She gave birth to Carla that March. Bettie and Liz, with the help of some friends, immediately began hitting the road showing and \_raining horses. Bettie jokes of Carla learning to walk while being on the road during show season. . At a young age, Carla began showing an inter· est and knowledge in horses. 5300 V·8 POWER HD Trall•rlng Pkg., locking Olff. , $21990* CIII.OUIO ClliW W LS 4WD lA'' - :zoos BUICI( IISAIRii lliiiM $22,580* $23,990* 5300 V·8 ENGINE Dup nne WindoM. S Spttd Vort« ~ .S Liter Engtne, 4 Speed HD Tra!lttlng Pkg , l!Xklng O!H. Automil\k, (]) 5ttrto Sy!.ttm Automaac:, Crutse11 Tilt $21980* . r Horse farm run by three generations of Carfora women ' BRAID llliW <1005 CH&YY COLORADO lilT. CAl 4WD BRMD 1101 <1005 CI&YY S1LVaAD0 LHCI1i114WD The Carfora -farm Sttrf'o, Powf'r Wlndowt II . locb. R~m otf K•ylr~& Entry IIIAID lEW ZOOS ClliVY SUSAADO EXT. CAB JIIQUJII 4800 V-8 Engine, Air Conditi oning, ~ Spf'l!d Automat!( tith anglers nave been moat auccenful using night crawtere, chicl(en 11w111. and cut batt trom the rfvef. The mot! productive altea conlinue to be at any of the low~head dam. and It tnt moi.lfh o1 1irger trlbCJtary streams. Sett Fork l.ake (Guernsey County) - II you boat on Salt Fork Lake, beware of 11umpa and other hazards due to the tow water levels. Largemoutn fishing is slow. but uuoeve encl walleye success has tne faatur~ spotlight due to Improving con· dltiont. The preferred lure Ia the night crawler ~arness ~ i shed during the early morn· lng and In tht late eveni~ . Successfuf sites would Include any deeper water areas · ~ere rocky sholils with known woody strUcture occur. • Seneca take (Noble County) - Largemouth bass conll~ue to be ~ challenge for the angler, nowever the saugeye and walleye fishing success has ~rnproved suoatantlally. The preferred lure color is silver and white and would include diving Shad Rap's and oti'MH similar imitations. Catches of saugeye from 1G to 23 inches have been reported . Fish water in ,the depth range of 12 to 22 feet assoc1ated with woody structure or unique lake basin features . OHIO RIVER Meigs, SciOto, .and Washington counties Fishing has been slow in the Ohio River other tflan catfish !Ingling. Catfish anglers are catching channel catfish and some flathead catfish on cut bait. stink b811s as well as chicken liver, and night craWlerS fished tight-liM on the bonom. The premier catches are using goldfish for the shovelheads. Flathead catfish and channel catfish success is qUite variable, but resUlts are primarily at dusk, through the night and in the early morning hours before daybreak. rne tailwater below the Racine, Willow ISland. or Gre~nup locks ~nd Cam are good areas to try at mght. Anglers ha'tle also been catchmQ an occasiOn· at freshwater drum. Bass fishing has also been extremely slow due to the e.w:tensive amount of natural bait within !he river - ···..:" - IU.B1NSCIBY SUIIAIO Ill To. U • 4WI $24,690* PoWtr Windows I lodtl , li" 'Aluminum Whttk, 6.0 llttr 'ngtn• au• llW MSIUICit ex AWD •••=• ... ~ - - BEST SELLER PACKAGE! '"~- r.... Bll·~lb\- log.. oP___.. . .~ IRMD IIW :IOOS .CHEVY AVALAIICIII Ut 4WD $25,990* $29,990* Onnar Safuy Systtm, 17~ Aluminum Whttb. Rtmott Ktylm Entry 11• Aluminum Whnh., R•mot1 ICtylt'i• 'ntry, Onsto~r Safety System This summer, Carla and her horse Rocky were named world champion at the 5-9 age Walk-Trot Horsemanship Palomino Wo'rllj Championship Show tn Tulsa, Okla. The title was Carla's first and the farm's 13 world title . r Liz feels the farm's accomplishments before she came here were viewed by people in the area as hear-say until Carla's win. mainly because the · farm is run by women. Carla's win gave them some recognition, she said. "Bei ng a \I'Oillan. I feel you have to earn ,their respect.". · Betng women. some men have not taken them seriously when doin g business. Much of the horse business is dominated by men, . ' sa1d. . LIZ .. It's all about loyalties with business." Liz said. "They respect you fur your Carfora Joyaltks. That 's what makes this farm work." · The farm buys all of its grain from one person. Brian Unroe at· Feed Stop in Gallipolis. They buy their hay from one person only, Tadd and Danny Browning of Vinton. They do all of their veterinary work with Brian Hendrickson at Riv erbend Animal Clinic. All shoeing for the C~rla hugs on her donkey Gladass in the pasture on her farm. She personally owns both horses oil the farm is done by Carl Ford of Gladass and Delores who are pregnant. She will breed and sell her donkeys and keep t11e profits. \ Her mother says it is an intro(1uction to. the horse busrness t11at her mo the r . Please see Carfora farm, C6 · manages on their fa rm. . · ((First and foremost, it's family first and business second. Without the family, we have no business. " SOUTHEAST OHIO AEP ReCreation Lands (Morgan County) Catches of largemouth bass were reported this past week . Anglers are using Power Worms in dark colors which. Include purple, motOf' oil, and blaCk. ~e bluegill have tleen caught ust~ night · CI'IIWMII'I fished below a bobber. · Mulklngum Rlvtr (CosP'IOCIOn, Morgan, and Washington counties) - Catfish anglers have been aucceastul during water rises after r~lntall events. Anglers con· ttnue lei catch ftathead catfish using live suct(era, goldllatl. and sunfish: Channel cat- tosses a bit of hay into a pen for a horse on her farm. "She's a better person for the farm," her mother Liz said. "She knows the responsibilitties of the farm." Her and grandmother, Bettie, hope to see Carla take over the farm when she grows up . 1111·-CHIVY 111'1 990* U Lit« 'nglnt With )iO HP, 8ost Pnmlum Sound S:t~ttm, Tot.llly loldtd! ' . • Toxas, Tags, Ti~a Feas extra. ltlbole Jnduded In sole pril8 of new vahidellsted whera applicable. On approved aedn. On seleded models. Not responsible lor typogropltlrol errors. rrltas good Augusi2S!It !ltr011glt Augilst 71th. - vlllt • •nlln• at www.le 5••••·- w. 1.n _, "*~ f'o\IRI'UIItt ..,, 13:11 filM -.or!h o~ ~-,.... Fl'l '21 ~ll:l.,...~ltfl .. On the Net: To view the predicted wea ther forecast lor lB.ke . Erte http;l/seaboard.ndbc.noaa.govldsra!FOf!JCBSisiFZUS61 .KCLE.html visit: MONDAY · SATURDAY 9 am· 9 pm • SUNDAY 1pm · 8 pm • 422-0756 • TOLL FREE 1·800·822-0417 Carla cleans the hoofs of Vinnie, a . pony for ridi ng lessons that she owns and rents to the farm for $5 a lesson . She aquired Vinnie through trade with her mother on the farm . Liz watches Erica Caldwell , 10, d~ring a riding lesson at the Carfora Farm. Liz has been giving lessons for 20 years and gives lessons all year long on her farm . ., " "We're a very trgh\ knit family," Liz sard. They each share the duties around the farm. When one is down. the others pick up the slack. Most of tl1e work around t11e farm rs done by them· selves. witll help from t11e'i r f<111111y frr end Brenqa Young .. �PageC2 YOUR .HOMETOWN ittnbap 'Ott me~ -ientinel. ' - COMMUNITY (O'RNER Yes folks, it really was an alligator It was an alligator all rig(lt - in the river down there ·by the Wild Horse Cafe spied by several 'din ers on the dock. A couple of people had called, b~ing sure it was a case of mistaken identity. ''Really a beaver since both swim with water just below · the eyes." said one. But not so. It was an al li gator, the pet of a man who lives along the river in Mason. Seems it escaped from ' its cage, entered the river. and apparently crossed over to sec what was going on. It' s now back safely with its owner ·in a more secure place and so ends the sa~a of th e al li gator in the b,;autiful Ohio. School cafeteria. The ministers are encouraging all teachers , administrators, other sc hool personnel. students and parents to join Charlene . thern as prayers are given for this school year.. Hoeflich ... Tuppers Plains will· be having its first real festival; one which they are hoping can become an annual event. are involved becau se that's Jt is bdng called "Harvest where. the group has been Festival" and will be taking meeting for years·, are strugplace on Oct. 15. gling to raise money. There will be a parade, Anyways. there is craft demonstrations and · progress and as local money becomes available federal displays. concession booths. · information stands, maybe a monev is released. The roof has been replaced , the weak visit from MedF\ight if tne corner of the old building weather allows, al~d a varihas been slabi liLed. and ety of other things. While the Tuppers Plains next month, Colburn says Fire Department is taking work will begin on rointin g Things are moving right up · the bricks. pulling in the lead in getting the festialong with restorat ion and new window sills and head- va l going, it was emphasized repair of the old ·Chester ers, and then a little later. that this is a community fes tival , not a fire department A~aJemy built in the \939 installing new windows. on the lot adjacent to the In case you've wondered. function . Right now local crafters. already restnreJ Chester the o\J ·bell towe.r on the Courthouse. But money. as Academy was in ·such bad youth gro ups, churches, usual. is sometimes a stum- share that it is having to be schools, and other organizabling block in the speed · replaced. Once that's com- . tion s are being encouraged with which work adyances. pkted and on the roof, then to plan an · entry in the and that's the case here. th~ original brass bell manu - parade and a display at the You may rcm~mb er 'that factured in Cincinnati just fest ival. Incidentally, all those bassome time ago a ·'Save he fore 1850 will he put back kets, about $3,500 worth, America's Treasures" fed - in place. eral grant in the amount of Now about that match in which were to have been $237,000 was announced local dollars. Perhaps you given away at a basket bingo by U.S. Sen. Mike might like to help. Just send spon sored by the fire departDcWine. Howeve r. th e along any donations to the ment when games were cangrant had stri ngs. The ' Chester-Shade Histori cal celed ·due to some legal issu es. will be used in a Chester-Shade Historical Society. fund-rJliser at ~he fe stival. So Society had to rai se a dol collectors, vou are now lar-for-dollar match , so the Prayer is powerful and the grant money i ~ com ing in Middleport Ministerial · advised on hciw you can take Association again this year your chances on winning in bits aml pieces. Dale Colburn. chair of the , is spmlsori ng a special your favorite. (Cizarle11e Hoeflich is · program along with a repre- prayer event for sc hool s. It has been set for 7 p.m. general manager of The sentati ve of the Chester Daughters of America who Tuesday in the Meigs High Daily Sentinel in Pomeroy.) ... .•... / Vision clinic helps indentify eye problems BY MELISSA CONKLE, BSN, RN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE Vision disorders are the fourth )llOSt common disability in the U.S and the most prevalent "handicapping': condition in childhood. Some of the common . vision · disorders include amblyopia; strabismus; refractive errors; and ocular disease. These conditions can put children at ·a real learning disadvantage as they grow and develop. If left untreated, problems can worsen and lead to permanent vision loss and delayed deve \opment. All parents recognize how vital good vision is to their children's develop ment. As children grow and mature. over 80· percent 'o f what they learn is processed through their eyes. However, most people have a limited understanding of what good vision means . Good vision involves much more than just seeing clearly without glasses. When most parents think about vision, they think · about their child's clearness of sight, or the sharpness of vision as mea- RIO GRANDE - When the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College welcomed its students ba~k for the new school year, students found several changes to the campus. The fall semester at Rio Grande began on Monday, Aug . 22. and Rio Grande started the year expecting another record enrollment. In · order to best meet the needs of its students and to best utilize its space, Rio Grande officials made · several ~hanges to the campus over the summer as several oftices moved, a new athletic practice field was built and new office space ,was created. Rio Grande actually added · to the campus through the purchase of a home located 'tit the corner of Ridge and East College street s in the vi.llage . The house is now the home of the Admissions Office at Rio Grande . The Admi ssions Office was formerly in the Rhodes Student Center. :. Paul Harrison , vice' presil:'lent of administrative · and "udent services . explained that the Admissi.ons Office would benefit in several ways from the move. First' of all, the new facility will have room for meetings and office space. and room for the student workers . and their projects. . In addition, the garage space in the new building will allow the Admissions Office employ- HANDLE ROCKER 't RECLINER 2 FOR 1 Low, low Price For Both Lamps $4995 Meigs County Jr.Fairl TYLER WAMSlEY PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. · I . 'I Sunday Times-Sentinel , ' : ', to take about 1-1 /2 years to complete. When finished. the facility will be increased .from 17,968 sq uare feet of space to 35,882 square feet of space. The expanded facility .'will have a much large,r cafeteria, new meeting space for campus and community events, an outside terrace. and a new home for the Board of Trustees and new student rec reation space. Also this summer, Rio 'Grande moved the Instructional Media Center from its home in Wood Hall to Ann'iversary Hall ,· which was refurbis hed during the summer. The Instructional Media Center will be able to better meet the needs of Rio ' Grande student s in its new home. F.illing the open space. iri Wood Hall will be the In structi onal Design and Media Services (IDMS J office. which works cJm;c\y with Rio Grande faculty KJ Muaser/ Photo Pictured are students on the University of Rio Grande/ Rio Grande Community College campus members to help them use media and technology in their for the first day of classes last Monday. ' Sub_scribe today • 992-2155 or 446-2342 .;f. ' .: •. '' ' ' • .1- . ..... ···.1 •: ' • 1) Health Questionna~re: You "_lay fill out the health qu?sbonnaire .or:'line at our webs~e. www.c8healthpt'O(ect.org. Thts IS the fastest and e<U1test way to tnttlate the process. If you don't have the ability to complete the questionnaire online, you may pick up a copy either at the Brookmar office at 417 Grand Park Drive, Suite 201 in Vienna, or at one of our testing s~es. You may then take the questionnaire home, fill it out, and drop ~ off at the tesbng site nearest you' or the Brookmar office. 2) Appointment Scheduling: After you have submitted your completed survey, either on our webs~e or by dropping ~ off at one of ou~ locattons, you will be contacted by a Brookmar rep~ntat1ve to set up an appointment for you at one of our testing sites. Do not call us fiJi' an appointment, we will call you. . ' 3) Validation of eligibility: You ~re responsible for validating your . eligibility by bringing official documentation proving your residence/water usage for at least one calendar year. For example, bring a utility bill from January of 2002 and January of 2003, or biing a 2003 Tax statement. You must prove that you consumed water from public or private sources within the six affected water districts for at least one calendar year PRIOR TO December 3, 2004. 4) On-site review: When you come to your appointment at a mobile testing ees 10 get materials and sup- the Crossroads Program bet- Grande officials renamed the plies to their vehicles more ter office space, and give former Student Center Annex easily. as they often have to them a more central location · as the Davis University travel off campus to promote on campus. The Crossroads Center, and held the grnundRio Grande to high school stu - Program formerly was local- br~aking for the expansion dent s · in ·the region . The ed in a house near the Davis project for the facility. The Admissions Ollice is also easi- University Center. Davis University Center will er to find in its new home. "The former Crossroads double in size, and the former The Crossroads Program at house is going to be torn Crossroads house needs to be. Rio Grande will move into down to make way for the torn down to provide enough the . offices that forme~ly expansion of the Davis room for ·ihe expansion prohoused the Admissions U ni versi·ty Center," ject. Office in. the Rhode s Student Harri son said. The expansion of the Davis Over the summer, Rio . Universit~ Center is expected' Cen~er. The move wil! give Safety Fair is Sept. 3 : GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Medical Center is hosting its first annual Health and Safety Wellness Fair on Saturday, Sept. 3 from 8 a.m. until noon in the hospital's Education and Conference Center, located on the Ground Floor of the Charles E. Holzer Jr., M.D. Surgery Center in • Gallipolis. · • , The fair is sponsored by the • HMC Community Health and .: Wellness Department and the HMC Community· Relations Department, and is designed for the etitire family.'' Submttted photo A special feature of the Viagra-sponsored No. 6 NASCAR as driven by Mark Martin will event is an appearance by the Viagra-sponsored No. 6 . be featured during the first annual Health and Safety Fair __ NASCAR as driven by Mark Welt ness Fair at Holzer Medical Center on Saturday, Sept. 3. Martin. The showcar will be displayed on the Ambulatory Comprehensive Weight Loss. beforehand and appointSurgery Unit parking lot, Holzer Senior Care Center. ments must be made ahead of located in the rear of the facil- Holzer Wyngate-Grtllipolis ." time by calling (740) 446ity. Free and open to the pub- Johnna Jorge nsen , DDS. 5052. Appointments are lic, the fair will include sever- Ohio State Highway Patrol. taken on a first come, first · al displays by hospital and Social Security, Plizer. Wai- served ba~is. "We are very excited to · community programs focus - Mart Vision, plus much more. The New Haven Volunteer conduct our First Annual ing on health and safety, including Advanced Hearing, Fire Department will also be Health and Safety Fair at American C9.ncer Society, at the event with !heir tire Holze r Medical Center," Bonnie Back to Health Chiropractic, safety tra.iler, in addition to commented Parties 'R Us that will have McFarland. R.N.. BSN , Gallia County 9\1 , Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department, an inflatable slide for children director of Community and Wellness . FACTS, French City Foot to enjoy. In addition, seve ral Health "Se,veral community · prohe;(\th screen mgs wlil be Clinic, Holzer Center for Cancer Care, HMC Diabetic available, including non-fast- gram s are joining us to Education, HMC Inpatient ing' cholesterol and gl ucose. spread the wor,d about good . Pharmacy, HMC Nutrition blood pressure. height/weight safety habit s for all ages. We en courage the public to Services, HMC Pediatric and bone density. A special lipid profile atte nd our event and look forDepartment, HMC Performance Improvement screen ing, ·measuring total ward to conducting this par' Patient Safety · cholesterol, HDL (good cho- ti~ul ;tr fair each September~' and For more information about HMC lesterol ). LDL (bad chole sDepartment, Respiratory Department, terol) and triglycerides. will this year\ Community Health HMC Tobacco Prevention take place. The screening · and Wellness Fair, call Center, Holzer Center for include s a 10-hour fast McFarland at (740) 446-5679. artery calcium scoring is' O'Bieness Memorial Hospital'' latest addition to CT scanning techndlofiy. ;m irnrormm componenr of the hospi rnl's rccrnr $2.5 mill ion in ve:-rmcnt in enh;mceJ Ji r~~nU!' tic imagi ng. Thi s l ow -c.n~t t t'~t ~c n.·en s t~1r rhc prcsl.!nCL' of c:JiciftcatiLJn in rhe rutcri cs ll( the ht:'art . 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For more information on IDMS . said the move to Wood Hall. where many fac -· the raci\i tie' and the chan ges ulty members also have their on· ~ampus. call Ha rmon at offices, would allow the (800) 2~2-720 I. site, a nurse will review your questionnaire with you and verify your eligibility to participaie. When you successfully complete this step, you are eligible to be paid $150. t IDMS of\'ice to better assist Rio Grande faculty members. "We' re now in a central location for working with · faculty .on all availab le media t'or·instruction," Fah~y said: Also thi ' summer, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program IRS VP) moved into its new home i1i Boyd Hall . after , formerl y heing locatell in Wood Hall. The Continuing.and Adult Educati on Office moved out or Allen Hall into its new home in Bo h b ·a1" f'anm Hall. Another new add ition to the campus thi ~ fa ll i' the new soccer practi ce field . Rio Grande has ad deli a women· s soccer team. ·and t.hc nev. practice fi~ld "''" 11eeded to give both the men nn J \.:lasses. ~C's first Health and • ... Sunday, August 28, 2005 RIO STUD-ENTS SEE CHANGES ON CAMPUS sured by the eye chart. Children can have good When a child has 20/20 sharpness or vi sion (20/20) vision, it means that each of and sti ll have serious probhi s eyes can see what an lems in these other areas. An annual vision screenaverage person sees at a ing · is recommended for distance of 20 feet. If a child fails the eye sc hool- aged chi ldren. The chart test, he/she can get Ohio Department of Health glasses or contacts to cor- funds a Vision Clinic that is rect his/her blurry visi6n. held at the Gallia County But the eye chart's. use is . Health Department to screen limited to only checking a children for vision problems. child's sharpness of vision, Children must be betw'een usually measured at dis- birth and 21 years of age and •tance. The eye chart cannot meet at least one of the fol test many other important lowing criteria: Failure on a visual skills that children vision screening; observable need to succeed in today's eye defect; referral from a modern world, especially at physician ; frequent vision school. For example , the complaints; inability to be eye chart can't check how tested: or parental concern well children team or coor- that a child may have an eye dinate their eyes at the close cir vis.ion problem . The clinic staff includes an . up distances required for reading,. how well they can optometrist, ophthalmolo-. · track a line of print without gist, pub\ ic health nurse and losing their place, how well ODH vision consultant. The they can adjust focus next Vision Clinic will be changes from near tQ far held on Thursday; Oct. 20. distances, or how well they 2005, starting at 8:30 a.m. can understand and make Please call 441-2950 to sense or what they see. schedule an appointment. Parker for purchasing my Market Steer at the CoMMUNITY .iunba, ltmt~ -itntintl , Sunday,August28,2005 PageC3 ' FREE Limited Edition Counting Sheep Plushle! �. . I. iunba~ limt~ -itntinel . . .,age C4 CELEBRATIONS • ,·iunbap m:ime~ -itntinel Sunday,August28,2005 . Seven year.> after complet•mg The Border Trilogy. which began with All Tire Preuy Horses, Cormac McCarthy has written No. BY JAMES SANDS ' \ \ . -~ . Mr. and Mrs. Brian Robert Harper . . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stout :KENNEDY-HARPER . WEDDING STOUT ANNIVERSARY I'OMEROY - - Julia Beth Kennedy and Brian Robert ::Harper were uni ted in marriage oti Saturday. July 30. 2005, at · the Boh Evans Farm in Rio GrancJe. : The douh lc ring ceremony was officiated by Pastor Marc : Sarrett. Best man was Mall Boyks and maid of honor. was Maggie ·Sallerfield . The bride is the dau ghter of Thomas and Anita Kennedy of Pomeroy. amlthc grnom is the son of Dan and Donna Harper : of Cu llins. Ohio . The couple rc.,ides in Pomeroy. TUPPERS PLAINS - Jim and Dorothy Stout will be celebrdling their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 10,2005. They were married Sept. 10, 1955, by the late Rev. Walter Frost. An open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the St. Paul United Methodist Church in celebration of their anniversary has been planned by thcit'fami ly. Mr. Stout retired from All'tel in 1993 and from Federal Hocking Schools in 1'198. His wife worked for Columbia Gas until 1963. They have two daughters and sons-in-laws. Connie and Jimmer Soulsby of Pomer.oy, and Terri and Pat Soulsby of Tuppers Plains, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Stout have been lifelong residents ·in the Tuppers Plains area and attend the St. Paul Church. They enjoy square and round dancing, traveling, boating and skiing on the Ohio River, and following wherever their grandchildren's activities may l'ead . He is also a volunteer for God's Hands . Cards may be sent to PO. Box 34. Tuppers Plains. Ohio 45783. Southern Business: Poker boom creates new opportl!-nity for magazines Bv DANIEL VEE .; ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ~----..:...~--;.c._- Mr. and Mrs..Gary Trtbe JOHNSON-TRIBE . WEDDING · ALBANY - Trisha Johnson and Gary Tribe, both ·of Albany, were married June 18, 2005, at 4:30 p.m. at the Byrd 's Nest of Albany. · A dinner reception was held at The Byrd's Nest. · The bride is the dau ghter of Ron and Marilyn Spencer of Long Bottom. The bridegroo m is the son of Gary G. and : Shirley Tribe of Albany. ' For her wedding. the bride wore a rum colored strapless dress and carried a bouqL•e tof cream roses and lilacs. Maid of honor was Autumn Johnson. daughter of the bride. The bridesmaids were 'Peggy Gatchel and Robin Faires , both of Glouster. and the flower gi rl was Rachael Russell of New : Marshfield . · The best man was Gary M. Tribe of Albany, son of the groom. The groo msmen were Greg Tribe of Albany, brother of the groo m, and Don Spencer of Long Bottom, hrother of ·the bride . The ring bearer was Alex Tribe of Albany, nephew of the groom. I.A "B lessing for a Marriage" was read by Nikki Tribe of Albany. si, ter-in- law of the groo m. Special helpers were Brook e Ru sse ll of New Marshfield and Will Tribe of Albany. Tl1e bride is a !989 grad uate of Eastern Local of ·Meigs and a 1994 graduate of Ohio Uni ve"ity. The bridegroom is a 19S2 graduate of Ale\ander High School. Both are cmplciyed by Ohio University. The couple resides on Baker Road of Albany. : ·· ATLANTA - Bluff ntagazinc routinely reveals a world at the top of the poker craz~ that few get to see, of millionaire card sharks who spend money with-abandon, use $'1 ,000 chips as coasters and fly like rock stars from one glitzy·casino to another. But like its name, Bluff's glamorous gloss is all for show. It spins its stories nearly a continent away from the poker mecca of Las Vegas at its headquarters in Atlanta, where the most exciting legal gambling experience is scratching off a lottery ticket. "We're aimed at the new generation of poker players," said Eddy Kleid, Bluff's· copresident. "We wanted to make it fun and sexy. We' re kind of like a 'Maxim' for poker." Poker's exploding popularity, with teleNi'Sea~ Texas hold'em tournamentSand illicit Internet games, has created .an unprecedented opponttnity for stanup magazines like Bluff to get in on the action. In the last year, as many as 10 poker magazines have popped up in card rooms, newsstand' and stores. "These magazines are rcally reflecting that growth," s;tid Samir Husni, a magazine expert and chairman of the journalism department at the University of Mississippi. "But publishers need to know when to hold ' em and when to fold 'em. All of magazine publishing is gambling but when you are gambling on a fad, it's a bigger gamble." · The proliferation of Bluff and other new magazines has caused established poker publications such as Card Player to take notice. . "Thanks to all . these new poker magazines, it's forced me to come out with a better product," said Jeff Shulman, president and co-publisher of the Las Vegas-based, 150,000circulation Card Player. 'This is by far the best time for us." Gauley Bridge 12-7 and Hannan 21-14 to finish at 2-7 The · Sout~ Galli a Rebels on the ·season. The win at are entering their IOth foot- Gauley Bridge was aided by ball season in the fall of a defense which intercepted 2005. They have an overall three passes and recovered record of 18-66-l. Ironically, · four fumble s. Jake Workman the Rebels are 9-33 against rushed for 98 yards · and Ohio leani s and 9-33- 1 scored both South Galli<t again~! West Virginia te~m s. touchdowns. Zack Lee interTheir best season came in _ cepted a Gauley Bridge pass 2003 when they were S-5. deep in South Gallia Lerrito(y The first South Galli a team · with I: I0 left in the ga me. did fini sh 4-4- 1, but they The .Rebels were able to run played six games against out the clock. junior varsity squads. They The 2002 team had imprcswere 1-2 against varsity sive win ; ewer Southern 4'7teams, beating Hannan 24- 6, Milln· ~5-6 and Hannan 12, and losing to Symmes 45-U~ Th ey lost a close 14•6 Valley and Guyan Valley. game to Guyan Valley and ·a The Hannan win was a ''shoot-out" to Buffalo 61-35 good lesson on the impor- to finish at 3-6. The Buffalo tance of momentum. Hannan game saw 838 yards nf com was up 12-0 and driving for hined offen se by the two another score in the third teams and six scores that cov quarter, '\'hen at the 50 they ered 50 yards or more . In the decided to go for it on fourth win over Southern. Sou\h down . The quarterback was Gallia had 357 yards of rushsacked back at his own 35 ing on J9 tries . Jason with South Gallia taking over Me rrick's pass catching was on downs. In four plays, the important in the wins over score had become 12-8. Hannan and Miller. Donnie Then Hannan fum,bled the Saunders' threc-.year stint its ·ensuing kick-off leading to head man saw South Gallla another South Galli a score win 7 and lose 21. and It was curtains from there Justv Burleson took· over from the Wildcats. the helm of South Gallia footSouth Gallia lost the final ball in 2003 ami had some big game of I'196 to Guy an wins: 42-6 over Green, ' 50-0 Valley and then went 28 over Southern , 14-8 over games until their next v.ictory. Miller, 46-0 over Hannan •nid They were 0-9 in 1997, 0- 10 33-6 over Guyan Valley. They in 1998 and lost the first eight lost two close . games to games in 1999 before win- Ehstem 14-6 and to Buffalo ning 26-21 over Hannan. 12-8. South Gallia held SGHS used two big plays in · Southern to 25 yards in total the· first half, a 69-.yard pass offense, which was probably from Sanders to Bickle and a a Gallia County record, hut if 62-yard interception return it was, South Gallia broke by Josh Duly to mount a 26- · their own re(l)rd · later that .13 half-time lead . Hannan year when Hannan recordecJ . made several changes in the only II total ymds uf offense. second halfbutcame up short The Rebels blocked two on all ·but one drive. Jack punts that led to scores in the James was 5-32-1 in his four Miller win. Against Ciuyan years at the helm . Valley. both Curt Waugh and Donnie Saunders became Jake Workman ru shed for the coach in 2000 and he had . over I00 yards: a rough beginning, losing his • The 2004 team. whic.ll was first six games. But _a star a very young team, struggled runner emerged out of those to a 1-8 season. They lost six games, .Rick Clary. He close games to Green and had, as a junior, gained 451 Smnhern. In the later game, yards but as a senior he the Tornadoes ended a 25gained way over that by mid- game losing skid with the 12season. 9 win over the Rebels. South In game 7 against Gauley Gallia's lone win CaiT]e Bridge, Clary turned in one against Hamlin 12-0. Bernie oflhe greatest performances Fulks rushed for 136 yards in in Gallia County football his- that game. Jonathan \Veils tory when he gained on th~. and Curt Waugh scored the ground 334 yards on 39 car- touchdown s on plays that nes as S'?uth Galha beat covered less than a yard. Gauley Bndge 40-26. Two (James Sands is a ~·pecial weeks later, South Gallia shut correspo11de11t for t11e out Hannan 33-0. Sunday Times-Sentinel.. He The 200 I team also started cat/ be ctmtacted by writi11g off slow by losing the first to, 1040 Military Road, four games, but they defeated Zanesville, Ohio 43701.) Country for Old Men . ·'lokaste' is a mom's-eye ·: view of Oedipus myth • Bv MARY CAMPBELL _:: FOR AP WEEKLY FEATURES - Plain - Carved Diamond ART ' • "loknste: The Novel of tile ':Mother· Wife of Oedipus." -:By Victoria Grossack and :tllice Underwood. .'/>ublishAmerica. 307 Pages. 1/i24. 95. Paperback original. ....•·' ••• "Iokasle: The Novel of the 'Mother-Wife of Oedipus" is a ~epar~ure from the usual :.t:Jreek myths about Oedipus, :"which concentrate on him. ·;.: In the novel by Victoria ~rossack and Alice · llnderwood, lokaste tells the ~ story of her life, which, sur: rrisingly. is full of dramatic IOUOOOUUUOUOOOOUU HOLIDAY .. Free Internet banking Free on-line bill pay .., ... Free debit card and debit purchases Free e-statements and check imaging T MEDICALLY SUPERVISED ., WEIGI-IT LOSS USING THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG ~HENTERMINE (ADIPEX) ..... Free first order ofso checks ..... Free checks {or 55+ ..... Free ATM use* Office Visit and Medication for 4. Weeks $65.00 Ravenswood Medical Center Call today for appointment 304-273-5873 or 800-675-7200 ~Gettles it meaning. You will have sympathy for Moss and Carla Jean. You will love the old No Country for Old Merr sheriff who is getting weary · will surely hold. your atten- of the chase. I have tried to .tion, should you decide to read nearly everything read it. The story begins w.ilh Cormac McCarthy writes. He a jail escape which results in never disappoints me . He is a the death of a depmy. It careful craftsman. He has .tnoves on to Llewelyn Moss' written eight previous novels hunting antelope i~ we st and won the National Book .Texas. Moss discovers three Award. His are not "beach vehicles in the desert.contain- b9oks" or something I might ing the dead and dying, th~ re;td on an airliner. He may ·tesuh of a drug deal gone bad-. have limited appeal, but he is He follows a trail of blood to an excellent writer whose 'discover still another victim characters and· plots and setholding a briefcase contain- tings (mostly the American . ing $2.4 million dollars. · He Southwest) are described in takes the money, and thus his almost lyrical prose: While I was waiting for problems begin. He returns to ".his trailer and his wife and McCarthy's .new · novel , I . .orders her to pack up. He is bought the first one froin sending her home to her Amazon.com, a good source mother while he can decide of reasonably priced books. The title is The Orchard . .on a plan for the money. .,. Of course, those who lost Keeper. The selling is rual · . the money begin their pur- Tennessee in the years suit. What follows is filled between the two world wars. . with violence and hair-rais- John Wesley Rattner, a young ,ing suspense. Part oft he story boy, lives with his .mother in ts narrated by Sheriff B'ell a small cabin on the ·mounfrom the county where the tain. He is befriended by crimes took place. He knows Marion Slyder, an outlaw and Moss and his wife and rea l- bootlegger, who killed his izes taking that money will father, though neither of them is aware of this. Rallner's cause major problems . Bell ·finds Carla Jean . Uncle Ather is an old coot Moss' wife, and tries to warn who tries to maintain his ·:her. He says, "In all honesty, indepndence and eke out a ·I would. ·have to say that I living on the mountain . There ·:never knew nor did I ever is a strange code of honor · hear of anybody that money among these people. Their didn 't change." He has seen love of the land and the the consequences of the drug alonene ss of it binds them trade. He muses, "I think if together. I would have to agree with ''you were Satan and you were · McCarthy that the drug trade · settin' around tryin to think · up somethin' that would just is ruinous to lives. Practically · bring the human race to its everybody I know has .a famknees, what you would prob- ily or friends affected by it. It ably come up with is nar- seems a problem with no cotics." Sheriff Bell has kept solutions. For a few individuhis compassion and his devo- als with strong family sup.tion to his wife and port and concern, there is humankind in spite of all of sometimes a turn-around . For .the evil he has observed in others there is only .the long desceni into prison or death. ,his long career as a lawman. The story moves fast. McCarthy is a great writer, '..There:is plenty of action and nearly as addictive as the enough contemplation to give drugs he talks about.. . 15' '929 18' ................. ~ .•.. •1079 24' ...................... '1259 15X30 Oval ...... '1779 Beverly McCarthy is a cold-eyed realist. When there is trouble in . ris books, you know everytmg IS NOT gomg to turn out all right. His work reminds 'me of Faulkner or Flannery O'Connor, who both wrote of unredeemable characters and unsolvable situations. -~ · Wedding Bands """''" ON THE BOOKSHELF Cormac McCarthy's work. makes addicting reading Looking back at South : Gallia 's football seasons · ~events. ,:: It start' when she's 15 and ::One of four girls brought ; before the king of Thebes as a ~ossible mate for his oldest -~on. As each girl is presented, ~ihe Tiresias, who is the · ~rophet of the god Apollo, ~redicts her future. Based on :.What the Tiresias says, :::l:okaste is chosen. . : The · queen of Thebes - immediately calls her in and tells her it's obvious that the Tiresias was bribed. Then she calls in the Tiresias and insults Apollo . Before morning .' something horrible happens to the queen's family. Later, Iokaste wonders whether it was Apollo's revenge or the deed of someone working for a rival city whose king wants to annex Thebes . There ·s plenty of political maneuvering in the book. Throughout, Oedipus is a devout believer in the gods, but lokaste has periods of religious belief and periods when she's certain that man is in control: . " Iokaste's' brother, Kreon, is willing to 'murder when· he thinks it's best for Thebes. And lokaste m1d Kreon together plot a way to rig which candidate for king wins. Thi s well-written book, about an intelligent. observant and questi'oning woman to whom big events happen, is riveting. ~ keeping Gallia, Meigs & ! · · Mason informed , ; ;; Sunday Times ..Sentinel NONFICTION/GENERAL 1. "Natural C~res "They' Don't Want You to Know About• by Kevin Trudeau (Alliance Publishing), 2. '1776" by David ·. · McCullough (Simon & Schuster) 3_. 'The Fair Tax Book" by Neal, Boortz and John , Under (Regan ·Books) 4. 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After all, this is the man who crafted the "Monty Python" animation;who has brought fantastical figures to the screen as the di-r ector of films including "The Adventures of · Baron Munchausen" ai1d "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." This is the man whose famously failed attempt at making <1 wildly ambitious Don Quixote · movie was the subject of its own documentary. ''Lost in La Mancha.'' But those films had the benefit of a singular vision. Working from a script by Ehren Kru ge r, writer of "The Ring" movies, Gilli•Hn is all over the place here. It's as if he doesn't krtow what he wants his film to be. A loopy farce'' A lavish costume piece'' A high-energy. action film'' At t.imes it even fee ls as if thi s is Gilliam's anti-war fi lm, framed within the context of a comedic fairy tale. In an enchanted fore st outside a German village in 1798, trees crawl and branches snarl, and a wolf turns into a man before turning back into a wolf again. but you can find your way out of the darkness by li cking the head of the wise Grandmother Toad. (Though for all the ftlm's elaborate pretensions. the effects look unexpectedly schlocky: that was true at times in Gilliam's "Time Bmidits," too. but ther~ the aesthetic secmt·d intentional.) Ciassic characters Iike Rapunzel , Little Re.cl Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretel come and go. but they aren't usee! to their full potential: they appear S<l randomly. th.ey seem like afterthoughts. Altlwugh the GingerbreaJ Man. wh(, fo rms from a glob of bli1ck goo at the bottom of a well. is awfully cute. Then he cats a small child. In the midst of all this madne ss are Matt Damon and Heath Ledger as brothers Will and Jacob Grimm, fietionalized inqrnations of the real-life · brothers behind all those famous fairy tales, Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm. Con men VI IHl make their money pretending to drive demons and monsters out of small toWns, Will and Jake arc fou nu out and forc ed to investigate a truly cursed forest where little girls are disappearing. The actors seem to be haviilg a good time bouncing off eacl1 other. with Damon reveling in the tlashier of the two roles as the more gregarious Grimll) (and aft~cting a passable British accent). But neither brother is terribly well fleshed-out, though a subplot harkening to their chi\dhood- <lOd an unfortu : nate acquisition of magic beans - is meant to ~:onvey longtime resentments. So when Jacob pleads to Will. "You're my brother - I want you tn O,lieve in me," the moment lacks the resonance l\1r whid1 it strives. Similarly. a , love triangle between . the hrothers and Angelilca (Le na Headey). a beautiful and butt-kicking h•rest tracker whose two · sisters arc among the missing. rings hollow and feels tacked-on. On horseback with her long hair and striking features , Headey is the m,;.,, dynamic of all ·the movie's creatures. Meanwhile. Gilliam squanders stage veteran Jonathan Pryce in the role of General . Delatombe . the French govTHANK YOU ernor who has taken over the PAUL MERCER German countryside (and sent the Grimms on their misSAWMILL & sion) . The character is smothLOGGING erect by stilted di<tloguc and a for purchasing broad. fake accent. my 2005 As an Ital ia n henchman Commercial assigned to follow and tor· ment the brothers. Peter Feeder Steer Stormare is even more over !I the top, \~hi ch is jarring ly ,· Dylan Milam 1 uncharacteristic. Storinar.e is an actor who's most powerful '!, Shade Valley 4-H doing more with less - just look at his performance as a .mute hit man in "Fargo." Here he's a grating stereotype. Then again, nearly everything about the. fi'Jm grates. Fairy tales are supposed to be a little scary: "The Brothers Grimm" too often feels like an overbearing, interm inable nightmare . "TI1e Brotha.1 Crimm," a Dimension Fi/111s and MCM Pic lUres release, is rated PC- · 13 ./(u· rio/nice. /i'if!,htening sequence,· and brief suggesti vr material. Rwming time: II 8 minutes. One and a ha(f stars alii ojfow: Vitamin K appears vital for bones ')\'hat does vitamin K do? As long as you're not a stickler for English spelling, that's an easy one to remember: Vitamin K was named for the Danish word "koagulation,' ' because it was discovered in the 1930s by a researcher m Denmark, and nne of ots promary funcnons •s to help your bl~ clot, o,r coagulate, when . you re ble~mg .. .. In fact. v1tamoot1hK hhelps an enzyme convert e c emoca 1 structure of cenain proteins to their malure form, allowing the proteins to bind with Calcl.um. vo·taml·n K ·os ·used by the liver to form 'at least four different kinds of proteins that help clot blood . And, it activates at least three proteins vital to bone health. It also plays a key role with other proteins that help your blood and kidneys. Like vitamin D, your body can make its own vi tamin K. Unlike vitamin D, .which is 'made when · your skiD is exposed to sunlight. vitamin K is macle from bacteria found naturally in the intestines. Still , people do need some vitamin K from food. and in recent years researchers have realized that people may not be getting enough. That 's according to work done at the Vitamin K Laboratory at the U.S . · Department of Carfora farm from PageC1 Chillicothe. Paula and Stu Mack, of Glenford. help with showing the horses. "We are a ve ry tight knit family. " Liz said. "When one is down, the other two have to pick It up and ta~e care pf everyone else. "First and foremo st, it 's family first and business second. Without the family, we have no busines~ .' ' · When the family is not on the road every weekend showing horses froon April to August. it gives them more time for giving riding lessons,· training horses. run ning ' the farm and advising the Git'er Done 4-H Club. Liz is finishin g her junior ycat at the University of · Becky Nesbitt Agricul ture's Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University in Boston. In fac t; the researchers believe that vit<l· K.may bc as 1mpor · tan t as mon vitamin D anJ calcium in the prevention of osteoporosis. The "Adequate Intake" for vitamin K is 90 micrograms a day for women and 120 microrrams a day tor men . In 2000, researchers at the vitamin K lab studied vitam in K consumption from 14-day food intake diaries of · a nationwide sample of about 2.000 households. From those figures, they concluded that people age 1·8 to 44 rarely get enough vitamin K. One reason is that. while a little vitamin K is in a lot of foods.. relatively · few Americans eaton a daily basis vegetables such as spinach. broccoli. kale. asparagus. lettucc. cabbage or others high in vitamin K. Vitamin K is also .found in some types of oils, but the type in hydrogenated fats, despite being abundant in the American food supply, is less eftectively absorbed by bones thao1 the form contained in non-hydrogenated oils. The best advice is to keep finding ways to incorporate leafy greens, broccoli, asparagus and other vegetables high iri vitamin K into your daily routine. That's good guidance 1 · an.yway. beca~se t1ey COI~taln many other healthtul n~trocnts. (Buky Nesbit/ IS ~he Gallra County Extensloll ( J. ' ' Sunday,August28,2005 House the Week . (AP) This · s t~tely Colonial-style hvme . plan A22k3-DS lw the Hnmestore Plans •nid Publications Desi~ncrs' Nctwurk. boasts an exceptional layout. beginning with a main Ioyer. whidi opens to a den woth double doors. The lloor plan cover, 2.550 square Jeet of living _,pace. ' To the left of the foyer. the living room opens to the <.lining room. where both formal areas cuilninatc in a bay "indow overlooking the backy•u·d . The · opeil island kitchen enjoys a weat central location, serving the formal dining room or easily accommodati ng infonnal dining in the dinette. You can even take dessert outdoors through convenient sliding glass doors in the dinette. A half-wall introduces the family room. with it s high vaul ted ce iling. a fi replace · and optional [1uilt-in cabinets. The upper floor is snared by four bedrooms. including a master bedroom with a large walk-in do >et. ;, dressing area for two and a private bath. An alternate bath layout is included in the blueprints. A future area mav be added • for addiahove the eoaraoe b tiona! space . AP Photo you you Medical Shoppe For Purchasing My 2005 Market Steer Drs. Gaines, Haddad, St. Onge and Muffley ·for purchasing my . 2005 Market Lamb. .I l WELCOME , .Joe Tillis House Details: Turnpike · of Gallipolis is pleased to announce the addition of Joe Tillis to our sales staff. Joe is a veteran auton;totive sales professional, ~ringing with him, inany years of experience, including six years locally with Norris Northup Dodge. We invite Joe's many friends and customers to visit him for his continued assistance with all their automotive needs. AP Photos In this photo prov'ided _by Ho me store· Plans and. Publications Designers Network, this stately Colonial-style home, boasts an exceptional layout, beginni ng with a main foyer. which opens to a den with double doors. , + - - - - - - - - - - 61'-8' - - - - - - - - - - - + r - - - - -:--l I I ROOF I I Bedrooms: 4+ Baths.: 2 1/2 Upper floor: 1,137 sq. ft. Main floor: 1,413 sq. ft. Total living area: 2,550 sq. ft. Future .area: 280 sq. ft. Standard basement: 1.413 sq. ft. Garage: 484 sq. ft. Exterior wall framing: 2x6 Foundation options: Standard basement A,downloadable study plan of this house. including general information on building costs :md financing. is available at MBA ,...... ,,...... http ://www. housroftheweek.co 11'-1". 11'-t" 111. To J1.oceh·e a study plan by mail. send $10 plus local sales to House of the W<'t!k, P.O. . llox 754!;!!. St. l'aul. MN 55175-0488. or call (8661 772IOIJ.Ile sure to reference t.h e lllx HALL In this photo provided by Homestore Plans and Publi-cations Designers Network. the living room opens to the dining room, where both formal areas culminate in a bay window overlooking the backyard. Educator }tJ~ family . a11d CI~IISIIIIIU sclellceslcom~ll~­ In this photo provided by Homestore Plans and Publications Designers Network. the upper floor is shared. by four bedrooms. including a master bedroom With, a large walk-in closet, a dressing area for two and a private bath . . • 'l'hi's-just m: School starts-soon mty deve/opme111 and charr, Ohio State U11iversity.) tlon't hold well with most magnet · boards. 1-!owever. magnet> are AND JAMES CAREY much sa fer than pins and they FOR AP WEEKLY FEATURES don't damage items displayed A new ~hool year comes with like pins po. · its own special organizational Dry eraser hoards are great for · problems. Who has car pool duty leaving notes but posting io,nporthis week '' What days will the tant notices means using tape. Ancl al.lhough chalk boards are kids eat at school and when will they bring something from home? still readily avai lable. we suggest Do you know when they are sup- against them because they are · posed to be at soccer practice, supremely messy. If you want the best of ;oil football practice, scouts or choir? What about chess club? ' ·· worlds. you mighi consider pur- · If you are like us. your bulletin chasing your two or three favorite board is _either overloaded with types of bulletin boards and then information or very close to it . At combine them into one versatile . our house we can't see any pan of board. Here's how : our bulletin board by about the • Once you have acquired the fifth week of school. By then every · square inch is completely various bulletin boards. cut them covered- aboui 12layers thick. to match . Ev~n if you don't have · with drawings, calendars , chans the equipment needed to cut large and reminder notices of every · panels yourself. you can check shape, size and form. with your local lumbe~ yard or For the longest \ime, we adult education shop teacher. favored using a cork b_ulletin Night school student s are always board because we love to pin looking for projects .. things up rather than using tape or • Once the two or three panels clips. Howev\!r, we spent some you selected are cut to match. all time thinking this one out and we you will need to . do is create a came up with a neat idea. . simple frame to combine them There are four major types of into one unique configuration. • A simple wood frame can be bulletin boards : . • Cork board. used tQ bring the various compo• Magnetic board. nents of your own special bul(etin board together into a single new • Dry eraser board . • Chalk board.· and unique creation. Cork is great. Placing an item is . Painting or staining the frame is quick and easy and usjng tWo pins another way of making your spedoesn't get in the way of any of cial bulletin board even more perthe information and everything sonal. Also, you may not realize placed in a certain positiQn it, but you can personal.ize a magremains in that position - even net board with wallpaper or conthick things. Unfortunately tact paper. . and unlike magnets - pins can TIP: Contact paper os easy to damage important mementos,. apply to a magnetic board. After Magnets also hold well, but the conta0t paper is ready to apply. they can get in the way or be dis- simply spray the surface of the tracting, Also. really thick things board with glass cleaner. Apply Bv MORRIS l Rio.Grande . Carla is a Jrd grader. at Vinton Ele1nentary. ' ' "There's.not too much time for leisure, but we make it,'' Bettie said . Carla's grandfather Vincent always <.!reamed of Carla one day playing in the fields of \he farm and eventually run - . ning it. "She 's a better person for the farm." Liz said . .''She knows the responsibilities of the farm.·· · . Carla is getting a taste of the business hy rai si ng. breeding and se lling her dimkeys. She rents a lesson pony to Jhe farm for ~5 per Je"on. Liz believes that is giving her an introduction to the business. "To live on a farm like this and to have your daughter I.I Call Heather Dunlflp, RN, locally at 44675940 or toll free at 1-866-855-8702 for more information on secondhand smoke . . ·or for help to stop smoking. wanting to run it. for any par- ent that·, a dream mme true:· Li7 said. "She koiows the value of hard w()rk in her _,.;hool an <.I in her'fao <. L ., · ln. th is photo provided by Dime[lslon Films' Brothers Jake (Heath Ledger) and Will Grimm (Matt Damon), · renowned col· lectors of folklore, travels from village to vi llage pretending to rid them of "enchanted' creatures in "The Brothers " Grimm. '' Funded the Ohio Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Foundation I the contact paper to the surface and squeegee· out the moi sture. The moisture will evaporate aml the contact paper will stick solidly. Be sure to use a soft ru bbcr squeegee or a sponge to smooth things out and into place . Trim any excess ;vi'th a razor blade. We suggest that if you shmold decide to use contact paper that you paper the board before you installot into the frame. By the way. a wallpaper border with mitered corner connections would also look cool. If you like the advantage of cork but don't like the look . then all you have to do is cover it. You <.:auld use wallpaper or contact paper, but there is the chance that these. materials may not hold up well. We suggest fahric instead. 'There are so many possi.bilitic s and many stores offer color-coordinated combinations of fabric and wallpaper. ' With fabric all you will need is the material and a staple gun or hammer tacker. Stretch the cloth over the cork and staple onto the backing . The only thing you need .to concern yourself wit~ is ensuring that the pattern in the fabric is not distoned as you stretch it. The key here is to use even pressure. With your special combination board in place, you will be able to quickly pin things up - or magnet them ·on if you 'dori't want them damaged. and the eraser board can be used to leave imponant nntes. The best of all worlds can he as simple as a bulletin board. And, that' s all there is to it. For more home improvement tips and information, ••isit ·11ur Web site at http://www.OII/he· Jwuse.com or call 11s at (80/J) .737-2474 every Sdturday. 9 a.m. to I p.m. EDT. And, good luck! Jlbm number. To \'iew hunor home dlrsigns. \'i.sil our d~ds Web site at http://www.houseotlhcwcck.com. · ' [ _QH__,~~~o~~" ._co"' . Mastering the bulletin board A tW>\'11 i~ft(>t"'>l ye& iS com.ng and ;;o afe ail ol !t\1: ex!Ia sciw:\f,.le.i. . 11'\tlft'~ iJiil:l report cards. 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PAWELEK OSU EJ<TENSION GALLIA COUNTY Most ot our .u-ed p<~stutes have suttered th1s summer trum the I.tck ot ramt.IIl Dry pasture s Ill( rease the likeli h"od ot poisonous plant s Fot!Uiloite ly hotscs don ' t fllld lllOSl JlOI SOilOLIS pl.1nts very p il.tt.lblc Ho" ner there o~re cxceptw n... ttnd so ml.!tlme ~ the dtgesttve system and cause dmrrhea, cramps and colic Plant s that contatn s<~pomns mclude pokeweed bouncing bet cocklebur, ,md English tvy Hotses Jon 1 normall y get sunburn but II you notic e blt stenng: and l: l alklllg on .my while ,tre.ts of you1 horse h~ m;Jy h,1vc be en munl h111g on ltrge .tmounts ul pr.ut le giounJ,e l J...tllle horses box (Cro t.t la nc~) ,md kochtd V.i!J eat hi ghl y !OXIC 01 (tu eweed) Though mcm lethal doses nt Jllllstlnous bci s ol dtllctcnt plo~nt t.Imt pldnts t'\en when lmd g~ 1 ~ l1 cs the) .111 kill 11\et ce ll' adequate \\>hen pi.Iht to"ns ddnMge Th.u s v.h; l<~t e summer 1s the 111 e r photo<Ic t1vc sub.1 good time to expl<lie )OUt q ,mces dtm <;d !rom chloro horse pasture to be sutc tox 1c phyll butld up m the blood plants are kept out ot your Thc s ~ substd JH..:C s dt c horses dtet aposed to the sun only 111 It 's unport.lllt to knov. the whtlc .ne IS , so th.1r s what pl.mts to luok lor 111 v.here you'll nottce hliste1 each se.1son 111 g crack111g 01 loss ol outer Dttlerem pl.mts g10w .md Lt ye rs of th e sktn Other bec ome tox 1c .11 Llilletent photoacttve subst.mces such tune s ul the )Cell For •" wdd p<1rsn1p or St Ill Stanc e m.tpks .u e toxtc John s·Wlll t, cause the same \\hen green dUJlllg the grow- sk1n lesions Without !11 st mg se<~son th e "!lieu 01 dam.tgmg the lt ver rece11ll) shed ted leaves Ill Milkweed , dogb<~ne, ole,m the tall are most potent Ill der ye w, lt ly of the vall e) C,IUSHlg dllCill l,l ,111d kidney \\ hne s no~kerool. azale.t and damage 111 hot ses Other pot other Rhododendron spectes sonous pldnb ,u e most toXJl .m(! purple toxglme all con"hen theu seeds are p1 o ldlll subst,mces tho1t may duced J.ue tn summer o~tfcct d horse 's heat! Be\\,tre espect.lll) ot buck These plants c,m hn the t!\t!' th<Jt be!!lll l~llllll~ tn he.trt really hard and cduse September he.ut latlure Japa nese yew Otten \1 h 11 " sate tor .1 c.tn stop tne heart suddenly per ... o n to e.1 t Cdll .tdlldlh bt:' One or t\\o lea\es ol oleantOXIL to d hm sc C dhb.1ge der a pl.mt tound mamlj 111 brocco li onton s chl\es sou thertl dtm.ttes c,m k1ll a kale ~lde t berry poke11 e~d hot se Whne stMkeroot ~a us and thubatb coin b~ toXI c 101 es scarnng m the horse s herbJ\Ores ~ w.: h ds hm"e' heart and ma> de-.re,Jse per-\t the end of tile g o~rdcn torm,mce and c.1 use severe se,Json be coitelul wh.tt you hea1t 1,11lure toss 0\er the kn ee to the Horse O>Vners shmild le.trn horses 1he ltst ol plants tndudtng The So l,mo~cco~c l.umly ol m.my populo~r otn,Jmentals plant s pnn 1des 1 good exc~m thdt cdll t.:du'e the h1gges t pie Though It lllcludes the problems ~nd e;en de.1th 111 Ill I ollllOU S de,!dl) ntghtsh.Jde horses A lei\ castol beans we put seVCI ,!1 of night- or one l1ttl epotted shade s rclatlw s on our din- h)dl.mge.t c,tn kill .1 horse net plate Luckil) tmn.Jto s L.u kspur a pl.mt some tunes fruits ami m.ttutc potatoes to und as .m orn.nncmal tn aren t toxtc to us But the the Midwest c.tn cc~use green p.trh ol these and par,il) SIS and teSpil cltOI )' many 1el.ltecl pl.mts of thts latlure Wtld black cherry, famd) contollll attoptne u1 chokechetry plum .ltHI atrop me·hke substances For pe.tch contat n cvan1de pota horse ,ltropi ne " b<td news son Ill th e le,nes .md espe It ' 'o"' s the gut That s the ct,tl ly Ill the seeds whiCh la'l tlung a horse wants c.m be raptd ly lethal because 11 \\111 c.J use co lic John so ngr.1ss . md sulLln "htch can be leth.tl Other hybnds can also be ,, source IO(IC members ut thh famil y of cyanide .md are leth.1l \\hen 111Ited due to d1ought tn. Jude ground chcrrv hen bane and Jlm,n n,. eed or I rost -;tress Socrates Some planh con t.u n demonstrated the deadlmess -apomn; "htch are deter of po~Son hcmlo~k. a plant gents or soap' and pre sent th,ll iS UbiqllilllUS Ill the •nothe r dange r for horses Mtdwest Suap1 substances can untate II a pnr sotoOliS pl.mt " con Change horee pasture gradually to avoid colic Bv HAL KNEEN hot '-t! s ..d e (_t JM~tUI e ACROSS t Bird sound 6 Roost It Fodder tor animals 16 Runs oft sud<lenly 21 onh nt:l J.., r t>c.: li' ... d out m one u1t rll\ rfl u: for pro- Juu.:r' \ h 1 t ,rm 1n rv.o or murl Ul ll llll c-. Tht.: "tu lll J r age of the form h u... c..: J to rcque'l a pa1mcnt IIJJ' , nlU\ 1 be !tied bclotc hcll.l tual Inter e~t ,.., I( . . t m th...: ~.. om modlly Hermit 22 Soap pllrrt 25 NATO llll1iOf1 26 Onve too fast 27 Citified 28 AI no time 29 Marsh 30 Speck Deltctency P.1yment .md CCC 633 LOP Loan Pc~ymcnt Dcltctency Certtli C.Itton and Appltc.Jtton forms hied be lore tile a\ ,ul.lbtltty ol CCC-63 >EZ Bcg111mng v.nh the 20011 crop )Car the CCC 633EZ o~nd eLDP requc;ts wtll he the on ly method' by wh1ch to obtam LOP benet It s The CCC 6 '1 '1EZ may be filed Ill person by m,ul. tax ur through cForms The CCC 633 EZ wtll be available tn the near futu rc on the Iol luv.tng Web si!C\ \\ W\\ !sa usua gm/dalp/ and psJ http //1orms sc cgov usda gov l ef urm s/ ma1 nserv l e t Produ u~r; arc cm:ou r,tged to l TJnta<.t thcrr local Co unty I SA Oltice to obtam addt· t1onal Informat ion on the CCC 633LZ 127 Small case 128 Frosted 129 Competent ... ... 136 Ytald by ueaty 6 El7 Removed l!le contents of 112 Sky blue 133 Butt 135 Seaeagla Unvaryong Relative dall<ness 141 Maasures olland 143 Jet letters 145 Stiff 137 139 147 Iran fontl811y 149 Pop 152 Dead lang 164 lBSCIVIOUS look 165 Fundamental 54 Grown-up 57 Stew 59 Word of woe 63 Cover 64 Com spike 66 Purple vegetabkl 72 74 76 78 79 82 84 86 KOOky retigl0f1 City In Iowa Conremptuous cry Profit - de France Jason s ship Ltlehke Upptty one Waterproof clothmg Letters 87 Ra•nes 01 Fitzgerald 89 Field cover 91 Dobbs or Ferrigno 92 Poor grade 93 Punta - Este 95 Soapstone 97 Game period 99 Attempt 101 Cal abbr 104 Aogrel 106 Frame ot mnd 108 Sp~ritual guide ItO - plelUS 1t4 Wealth 117 Musical group 119 Make Sf.!Rbounll 121 Dog m Peter Pan' 122 Chanty 124 S.by talk 126 Payable 162 Dry Ord.,ance Oesen tn Israel 170 Tire surtace 173 Laos or Bryant 175 Steeple 177 Fnghten 178 Glova size 179 SW<ng around 167 168 180 Dellonalr 181 Faalitatad 182 Encoura~ad lwol!l "on ) 183 Peo:olales t 84 Concluded 5 S. nosey 8 F1sh eggs 9 Gnpp1ng deVlC8 10 ·- Gabla( 11 Ktnd of party 12 Seaman 13 Massage 14 Gracelul horse 15 Died down 16 TroptcallnJI 17 Poem 18 Paramour 19 Rtver tn England 20 Woolen labnc 30 W1nter mo 32 Plus 34 School avent 37 Shade tree 38 Deal with success lully 40 Ttcket rermant 41 The S.ehive State 42 Aullienhc (slang) 46 "The - Ktd' 48 Generator part 50 Parrot 51 Raucous llOtse 52 53 55 Fruols No~ons Table part afternoon meals 56 Mid 58 Re~ular 60 Ent1ced 61 Seaweeds 107 Watch part 109 Moneylender 11 1 Metric measure 113 Means of reslralnt 11 5 Puts cargo aboard 116 Cnal 11SMusicalwOII< 12() -culpa 123 Ktlled 125 Ctgarresidue 130 Brtnt< 132 Ughls.<JUI Signal SeMVll 137 Top actor 138 Produced 140 PC display 134 142 Bounder i« Te>led 146 JFK s predecessor 148 utter 149 -macabre 150 S.tal palm 151 French patnler 153 Name 155 By - and bounds 156 A Muppel 158 Epoc by Homer 159 Cui 160 Scottish labr( 163 Kand olstnp or race 166 Consumes S.tore WOII< untt 172 Get ol<ler 174 ·-Got a Secret" 169 171 175 01f letters 176 Play on ~ds 62 Put away lor later 65 Slomacll JruSCies tor short 67 Color 71 Vehicle oo runners 50 Comm1tmen1 Possible Send letter Ph No P1Cjure ~ 651 ConstitutiOn Onve Winchester, KY 40391 r GJVFAWAY 3 Flufly white K11tens 1 Solid Black one 7 weeks old Beautiful (304)882 3236 Bobtail kittens to gtveaway Call(740)24p 90~7 'Free K•tten s to gOOd home 740 992 1426 ~uel Tank (304)675 6 183 Part Boxer pupp•es 6 wks old ready to go (740}742 2500 P~egnant Stamese mother cat Bmlh old H malayan kit to good home ten (740)446 4529 t l.a;r ANil FOUND 116 HFJJ> WANml Adv a ncement Opportumttes Are you an AN seek ing to advance your career ana become part of a fu n lovtng hard wo rkmg ca nng and pr o l~:~sstona l manage men t team ? Then come meet With us at Arbors at Watervt lle We are lock ng fo1 an ex pe r enced Ass•stant 0 rector ot Nurs1ng to help focus our cl n ca team on-r::ont1nue d success a• Arbor s at Manella Extendt ca re fact i ty s embarking on an 1nnovat1ve plan to remlorce and expand our cultUJe Dl eflect•vely nur tunng and compassionately canng lor our tong ter m and sktlled res1dent s At th e same hme we are comm1t ted to providmg tne appro prl ete mot•vated candidate wtth a generotJ s and reward 1ng compensahon and bene lits package Our goal IS to help you flounsh m an envl ronment where our el!pert 1se leads our clln cal staff to h ghar levels of excel ent Co me and ta lk w•th us about how we can buud a relat1on . 1 HOM E WEE KENDS Pay Increase? NO NYC or C."'111;1rL 1 Ctc~ s~ A COL 1 - -- - - - - - - Found Older mate wh1te Poodle found on R1 0 Grande cam pus (740)245 7182 dayttme Lost Chocolate lab puppy approximately 4 months old la st seen on landaker Road call 740 992 7037 Reward! I LOST In !he S1tver Bndge Plaza cas h from paycheck reward for honesly (740)86 7 4007 tntoCislon IS seeking 1ndt vldua s for entry loyel man flgement Ia add to our team at the Gallipolis ana lilmtiflo.trm_tocetlons 1 Yt O T R Req ·.-1 1 BOO 358-3204 www.landair.com DIRECTOR OF NURSES At Scenic H li s Nurs1ng Can tor a Tandem Hea lth Care fac tly we set the stan dard lor comp rehensive nd v1dua tzed ca re Our col laborat ve atmosphere makes our 95 bed sktlled nursmg fac•lny the one place for care and The best pla Ce to grow a sat sty1ng career 75 YAIIIlS~t.Jo• 4 I'OMEROYfMtllUI I Ftrst time yard sale Furmture Anhques Crocks Clothing Toots Hosp•lal bed and More September 1 to September 3 South 5th Middleport Yard Sale September 2nd & 3rQ Baby Boy Name Brands On Happy Hollow(N ew L1ma Road End ) N1ce sta1ntess clothes Older Boys t!ems & m1sc tool Jill Weaver 740 742 1011 t WANITD 108UY Absolute Top Dollar U S S1lver and Gold Cotn s Proofsets Gold R1ngs Pre US - Currency 1935 Sohta1re Dtam onds M T S C(lm Shop 151 Secon d :Avenue Gallipolis 740 446 2842 Rt~~t·Estale Wanled Loca l Team up wtlh lntoC s1on and bf!come part of a company •W1th prove n growth 25% growth ex:pected rn 2005 •Who 1s the 3rd large st com pany n 1ts mauslry .Th at offers personal growth opport uni tie s by promottng I rom wtlhln , That o tters compet•t• ve sal ary plus monthly bonus w1th benefits package Dut1e s SuperviSe mottvate and coach team of 8 15 call ~.;e n ter employees momtor performance/call results to assure Quahty standards a~ met organf:.m team meet ngs and contests Ou ahhed candidates rnust have a Bachelors degree strong nterpersonal comm m ca tro 1 and leadersh p sk Is GROUP The targast prov1der of housekeepmg and laundry serv•Ces to the tong term care ndustry IS lookmg for .. el(p8 rlenced houseke ep ng/ laundry supervisors If you wam to grow w1th a well established publicly held compa ny please fax msumes l o 6 14 734 975 4 or call 1 BOO 804 0551 ~t 93 Help Wanl ed Overb rook Center IS currently Bcceptmg appl1oat1ons tor Pa rt T1me LPN s for th e 7am to 7pm shtfl Please come 1n and 111 out an apptlcatron at 333 Page Stree t M•dDieport OH EOE li CENSED SOCIAL WORKER Overbrook Rehabilitation Center Is now accepttng resumes for the pos1tlon of D•rect or of Soc1a Servtce s The qualified cand date must be a LSW possess• ng slrong ve 1b al and wntten commun cat on sKill s Medtcatd Medtcare and MDS knowledge Long term ca re eKpenence preferred but not re qu red Oualtfted cand1dat es may send resumes to Charla Brown McGwre AN LNHA Admtn •strat or 333 Page Stre et Mtdd epo rl OhiO we currently have an out stand1ng appo rt Jn ty for a proven team leader to over see the ettori s ol ou r talent lnloC ts1on IS an equal oppor ed Nursmg tea m Oualltted tu l ily employer candidates w111 have curre nt Send resume 10 RN Prolessronal L1cense lntoCtSIOI"l Manageme nt and 2+ years expenence as Corp a D rector of Nursmg 1n LTC Attn Sam Gaskel 45760 EOE and/o r sub acut e c ::~r e A 250 N Cleveland Masstllon I rue ded•cat on to patient Rd centered outcome onented Akro n OH 44333 ca e and dynam iC employee 2.[[} Fax 740 373 3915 Or relations sktlls are essential Or ema il resumes IO apply m perso n at 400 PLUI HAD rector@tnfQ!;tSIOn com Seve ntn Street Ma••ella Tandem prov des compel• Vrs1t ou r web s1te at OH 45750 Exlendtcare s t1ve salary and a support ve NE PrOJeCt Mana ger lor an eq ual opportun ly atmosp her e that e ncour wrM.lllfllClli!Q~ sa ary posttiOn Le ad team emp loyl!r th at encourages ages growtl and sa t1 ... 1ac of ass•stants n reset of reta1 workplace dwe rs•l~ t1on Please fax or send Expenenced P•zza Shop d splays for hom e 1m prove wo kers tor growmg bus1 ment retatler Crew mgml An estab tshed bus ness 111 your resume to ness App y 1n person Only and planogram ex p a must Gallipolis 1s looktng for one hlgj"l y mol•vated salesper AHn ..,ary Arrowood ED J manett1 s Ptzza Buckeye Trvl may be up to 3 wks HtiiS Ad RID Grand e Expense s pd + per dtem Sc.n'c son w th a strong wnrk eth c Center Must possess reliable trans to JOifl our company Are you 311 Buckrtdge Road, Ga hpohs Career Co lege 1s portat1on Send resume to ooklng tor full t1me work? 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Full time o r Week y home ttme & bene Facthly lof boy s now hmng Part t•m e RN needeCI tor f1!6 Start yoa.ll tuture now D11ect Care Workers • Pay growtng nome heallh Werner Enterprtses (800 based on el!penence patd agency Flextble scheduling 346 2818) ext 447 msurance (740 )379 90B3 •J Hills Nura lng Get A Jump on SAVINGS o person lookmg for a hOme To compet1t1ve wages w1t~ ben buy All cash Me•gs or ellts Cal toll free 1 866 Galha No double wide or 368 11 00 modular 740 416 3130 Are you lo0~ 1 ng lor a stable Wanted 1976 Nova 2 or 4 jOb? 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P..n Avallab.. at our Nnro VW locallon Prope r cert1flcal1on requtr ed 800..34H711 we offer an excellent work www m11 en com enwonmenl shift dtfferen ltal ,::ompetlt1ve wage s great benell s perfect allen da nce 1ncen t1ve s and much S 15 94 $22 56/h now hu morel Pl ease apply 10 mg For application & lr ee government jOb nfo call Attn Dianna Thompson An encan Assoc of Labor HR 1 9 13 599 8225 24/hrs Scenic H1lls Nursmg emp serv Center - -- - - - - - -· 31~ Buckndge Road Someone 10 care for elde rly Bidwell OH 45614 female Prefer non smoker Ph 740/446-7150 references 45 yrs ot older Fax 740/446 2438 weekend shIt (740)446 Ema11 3496 9am Spm ask for adm ln shn@tandemhealth Ltsa care com Deadline lor applicants 8111/0'i Pn: unployment Unt£ tc~tm g E u.11 0 Ownar Operators TAll.! THE FIRST STEP II\ \\1 I \I SUl(Kll.' HEIJ' W~N IHJ NURSE AIDES 1-800-334-1203 rng the crop and who wa> entnled to 1 h~re tn the crop avatlable for markettng from the unn. or would have shared had the crop been produced Producers must also be able to sho w producuon evtdence for all unmsured and nomnsured crop,s ' Addtuonal mformatwn on COP ts avc~tl. t bl e at the Gallta Lawren<.e Farm Servtce AgenC) oft 1ce +168687 or r800) 191 66'18 ,md at on ltne • --------- ---- to 40 Bntltanc& 1o5 36 39 43 47 Prevent from acting 49 Uncle51 Airship 1 PrecipiCe CDP sign-up period ends Sept. 9 ve1t dunng the crop year Eltgtble crops the 2(J(J5 COP will cover are • Insured crops are those crops covered by crop msurance and the producer purchased e1ther catastrophlc or buy-up crop msurance • Umnsured crops are th ose crops for wh1ch msuance was not avatlable tn that ~unt y Elig1ble producers ts an owner ope rator. landlo rd , tenant, or sharecropper who shared m the n st of produc Sttk1ng ftmale Cpmpamoo an Instrument ' GALLI POLlS - 1 he 20m Crop Dl"'il'tt:r Pro <t•rurn re 1m burse• produce rs lor qua ltfytng los>e1 to agmul tu ral commodtttes Producer\ are eltgtble for dtlalter benefi ts when a qualth mg loss exceeds 35 percent for either 2003 or 2004 crop or 20 per cent lor quaht\ lo~;c, Eltgtble crop1 are thole th at are plant ed or pre\ented from bemg pl.mted 11 nh the tntent to h.tn est The crop cou ld ha\ e hecn plameJ .tl anyume and must be lor lw- l AdJUSted 2 Inn 3 Sily 4 KlllSman (abbr ) 154 l!nnecessary 157 Drug user 161 ExiSI Rtp oH C1ty tnTurt<ey Lan « lttnerary (abbr ) 45 Necklace pendiint 103 DOWN 13 1 A DeaClly S11 31 Fnst man 33 Greet letter 35 Sch sutlj 69 ThJs tonn IS eltecuve tor the 20()5 ,tnd subsequent crop ;ears The form covers all qu~ntiltCs the producer has benefictal mtercst Ill on the date Page I 1s completed and recel\ ed 111 the County FSA Oft tee CCC 633EZ lorm does not negate the producer s abt h ty 10 obtain a markcfmg a"" lance loan 1\I AI J Producer; must • Complete and submit Page I of the LCC-633EZ to the local Count\ FSA Otltce before the lo" ul the benefi Cia l Interest • h ie Page 2 of the CCC n<3EZ b1 ( top t<J the lo,al Count; F<; .'\ Offi<.c b' the ftnal loan a\ailahilu; illite 1<Jr the apph ccthle uor to rcccl\e P") ment For the 2fJIJ5 l fi !Jl ' ""r 0"LY FSA \\JII honor an) CCC 70'1 s DtrC(t Loan ira . <{> ~ 10 CO LL \1BL S State bccu tne D1rector for (y " s Farm Ser11ce -'._ nc' L a rr~ .'\dam ' orr _need a ne\1 three page t •rG 1" make appl1 mg for I •or J cttc1enc\ pa\ ment' 11 l.li' ""' 'er rr, ne " lorm CCC () ' 't/ 1nwrpora•e, field J 11 ,, , baste LOP re quc , ~ . tn 1 • " ,,ngle three page tpp lk Hl•11 f()fm 1 he li r po1ge ot the torm tnJ1 c '" the prc,duccr s 1!1h.'n!ll 11 1, rc(.CI\C an LDP Tht' lu1 11 r "'' he U1mpletcd a lllU ti l ~ cc I of the fo rm shaped pattern both tnterest and lngh ten young chtldren and adults These monster F,mners, want , to revtew caterpillars go by such names thts ye,Jr's torage and field dS h1ckory horned devtl crops With tndustry c~nd (Regal Moth) Tom,1to hornextensiOn experts? Want to ' Wllll11 (Ft' e Spott~d Ha\\k dtscuss potential lteld crops Moth) ,md Catalpa worm tor 20061 Plan on attendmg (Catalp<t Sphmx Moth) These Iat v.1e may grow up Shade Rtver Ag Serv1ce 's to be five to stx rnches rn annual Fall Fteld Day on Sept I, 2005 starttng at 6 length Large populations of p m at the Starlmg .tnd larvae may completely defoChuck Massar Farm. Chester liate ,, tree Most trees wtll Sotl sctenttsts and chemtcdl survl\ e thts loss ol fol1age for field representattves will also one or two years thrs late tn diScus s new products !01 the grow mg se,ISon as food st01 age has occurred and next 2006 Dave Robmson Ampc~c year s bud s h.1ve been Seed company agronomist, l01med If children w.tnt to capture WtlJ be lead tng a diSCUSSIOn on potenttal forages for ou1 these caterptllaiS tor show area Stay .uound for a meal and tell at school , place caterwhtle companng notes con pillar tn a plastiC pr wtth a ltd cernmg tillS year's drought that has been punched with sttuat10ns wtth area farmers atr holes Add some of the The Massa• farm ts located leaves Jt h<Is been eatmg as on the north stde of Eastern food datly Return the caterHtgh School at 39128 State ptllar to the plant tt has been Route 7 m Me1gs County If removed from wllhtn 24 posstble callm a reservation hours so tt can contmue tiS to Shade Rtver Ag Services at ltfe cyc le It wtll overw)nler m a dormancy stage, a pupa 985 3831 to asstst m prepar mg dmner plans Hope to see unttl the followmg Spnng ;vhen tl emerges as a moth or you there' butterfly For further mformatton Homeowners be on the lookout lor large caterptllars request , our fact sheet #2015. Monster Caterpillars" crawlm~ around your yard (Hal Knee11 is the Meigs These !terce lookmg wormlike creatUies are the )OUth Cou11ty Agncultural and Resources stage ot many moths Bnght Natural Ohw State colors , a large horn·ltke struc- Educator, ture and the occdston.JI eye Umvemly Extetlswn) SUNDAY PUZZLER 68 SkikBS New loan deficiency payment fonn available ' ' volattltzauon losses to a mtntmum Do you have ~ufficr ent hay stored tor wmter teedmg' Constder wmter grazmg posstbtltttes tl normal ramfall returns to the area For tho ~e .1reas that h,1ve had summer ramfall . now ts the ttme to apply 50 pounds ot actt,tal mtmge n p~t acre to fescue grass pasture Keep your herd ott the pasture so ao the fesClte gtov.s lhts !all 11 may be stockpi led for late 1,111 or wmtcr grazmg Oh10 S~ate Untverstt y research has shown that late August 01 early September apphc.tlion of . ntlrogen teturn ~ the best mvestment pet doll,ll due to mcreased yteld s, htgher crude p1 otem le vels m fescue and g1eater drgesllbrhty In th e fact sheet, 'Stockprlmg Tall Fescue for Wmter Graz1ng" wntten by C Pe111 ose, H B.utholomew and R M Sulc, they suggest ustng the lertthzer, urea (44 0 0) only 1f a half tnch of ratn or more IS expected wtlhtn hours of apphcatton Urea b.tsed ferttltzers , 1f not mcorporated, wtll ha'e thetr mtrogen volattltze oft when applied on the surtace ol a field II you are unable to ttme your appltcauon wtth a torthcomtng ratn lront, ammomum mtrate ts suggested. to keep nttrogen 24 Like a lot on how to m.unl(l\11 6uttllap 1B:tllttl-6tnttntl• Page 03 Sunday,August28,2005 Be sure to have enough hay for winter 23 DemorBush sumed by your horse .mother .mnn.tl, 01 a human 1.1ke " so~mple nl the plant estlllhttc the quamtty e.Jten note the lime ot onset ol stgns, .. nd c.dl ,J ve tetlnanan 01 phy>~ CI.Jn tmmechate ly It yo u .tre not sure what cett,un putsonous plants look ltke there arc cllliO se\ct.ll good books ,\\dtl .tble on hmses .tnd tOXIC pl.tnt s Your loc.tl equ tne \ dL:I tn~tn.m can pruv1de )OU w1th more llllormatwn Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV EXTENSION (ORNER A crucial factor tn man- aging horses on pasture Is to av01d abrupt changes from a fed ratiOn to pas tu re and from extremes of pasture quality or type Changes are especratly a problem when horses are moved from a lower-quality pasture, or no pasture , to a high-quality pasture. Horses generally tend to eat too much too fast In these cases Horses must be gradually Introduced to d1fferent pastures and allowed to adapt to great changes. , Horses unaccustomed to very lush pastures can colic, founder, or have other qtgesttve tract problems assocrated w1t/l overeating and the sudden change In diet These reactions can ktll the ammats A ,good procedure Is to gradually 1ncrease the exposure to lush pasture over a penod of days, which works well when horses go from a dry feed program to lush wmter pastures The actual approach wtll vary, depending upon the horse charactenst1cs and value A guide for such changes would be to 1 Feed a ration of hay before the first grazrng; 2 Graze on lush pasture thrrty mtnutes every morning and evenrng the first day, 3. Increase time to one hour tn the morning and evenJng the second day and preferably contmue this program several days (watch the horses and make a JUdgment), 4. Gradually mcrease the t1me to fuiJ.t1me graz· mg, If that 1s the goal Sunda~August28,2005 -'\ pph \It: \l ,""~dL•I Eqlllplll('lll 1, ~ \l (r!1 !h /\ttl Out 1-!100-9~11-6766 epestransport com ' • �iunba, ~imes -ietitintl DOWN ON THE • Dry horse paStures mean more poisonous plants BY RoBERT W. PAWELEK OS~ EXTENSION COUNTY GALLIA Most ol our ,u e,t past ures ha ve sutl ered thts summer from the lack ot 1at nfa ll Dry p.tstu tes tn crease the II ke iihoo<.l of potsonous pl ants Follun.ttel), horses don t ltnd most pmsonous ve ty pal,nable pl.tnts However the re are excepti ons ,lnd some times horses wdl eat h1 ghl y toxic 01 lethal doses ol poisonous plttnls even whe n lm .1gc 1s adeq uate Th.tt's why late sumrnet " a good time to explore yo ut horse pasture to he sute tOXIC plants .tre kept out ol yo ut horses dtet It s llllpOri.Jill Jil kilO \\ what pldnt s to look lor Ill e,tch se.tson Dllfetent pl,mts grow and become tox tc 11 dttlerent ttmes ol the } c.tt For tnst mce mtpks .u e tox tt when g1een Junnt. the grow tng season the v. dtcd 01 receml~ shed red leaves 111 the Iall ,tre most po tent 111 ca usrng anem t.t ,md ktdney damage 111 hoJScs Otha pOIsonous pl.t nts .tre most toxic wl\en thetr seeds are pro duced !.tie 111 su mmet Bew.tre espec ial ly ol bucke}es that begtn l.tlltng 111 September Otten \1 h.t! ts s,tle lot ,, per;on tu e.tt c.m .tctu.tlly be !OXIC to .t 1\oi'C C.t hb. t~c btoccolt Olliillls Lh1 1es kale eldet bcrr) pol< eweed and rhul1.u b c.tn be IOX IL Ill! herbt1ores such '" hotses At the end ot the "arden se.tson be ,,ut'lul wh 11 yo u toss 01 et the lence to the hot scs The Solanllc.te t tm tl) ol pl<~nts pnn tdes , 1 good ex un pie Though 11 Includes the mlamou s dc.tdl ) mghtsh.tde we put severa l ol tH ght sh.tde s tel,tt"es on out dtn ner plate Lucktl y tom.tto s tnuts and nldture potatoes aren t tox tc to us But, the green p.ttb ol these and many re\,Jied pl,mts of tht s tamli ) cont.un atropme 01 .ttropme ltke subst.mces Fot a horse atropme ts b,td ne ws It slows the gut That s the last thtng ,, horse \\ants because 11 v.tll cause colic whtch can be lethal Other tox tc members ol thts t,uml y mc lude ground cherry henbane .1nd Jimsonweed Some plants contam sapomns wht ch .tre detergentS, Or SO.tps, ,IJld present another d.mge r lot horses Soapy substances can u ntate the dtgestJve system and cause dtarrhea cramps and coltc Plants that contam sdpomns mclude pokeweed bouncmg bet cock lebur and English 1vy Horses don t nm malty get sunburn bu t II )OU notice bltstefing ,md ctackmg on ,tny w)J tte .lle.ts ot yoUI hOI se he 111.1) h.tw been mLtm:hlll g: on lll1ge dlllounts pr.ttiie gro undsel rattk box (Ctot ll .tp.t) .t nd koch t 1 (II IC\\ecd) Though mem bets ol dtllerent pl,mt l.tmihes they .111 kill ltve1 ce ll s When pl 1n t tnxms d un.t ge the lllet pholtldL it ve sub st.tnces den ved !rom ch lo1o phyll bu1ld up 111 the blood These substances ,u e ex posed to the sun nnlv 111 the whtte .11e,ts so th.tt 's whe re you II nollcc bltst etmg, crdc km g o r los-; of omer l.1 vers of the sktn Other photoac111e subst,mces such as wtld parsntp or StJohn s· v.ort , cause the same sktn le< tons Without I trst d,1mag111g the lt ve r Milkweed dogb.1ne olean der, yew ltly-ol -the-vallcy wht te sn.1k eroot aza le.t and othe1 Rhododendron spec tes ,md ptu pie loxglove .111 con 1.1111 sub st'ances that ma) all cct a horse's heart These pl ants cdn hn the he III 1eall} hard and cdUSe he.u t fatlore Japanese yev. c.tn >lop the heart suddenly One or two leaves of olean der ,, pl.mt found m.unl} m southern climates ca n ktll a horse Whtte snakeroot causes scarrmg 111 the horse s heart and m.t} .decrease per tonn,mce and cause severe he,u 1 I,ulure Horse owners should le,trn the liSt ot pl.mt s mcludtng m,tny popu l,n 01 n.tmentals tiMI can c.tuse the btggest problems and even clc,t\h 111 ho rses A tev. c,tstot be,ms 01 nne llltl epott ed hydt ,mgea can kill a horse L1rkspur u plant so meII mes lo und <1s .m orn.unental 111 the Mtdv.es t ca n c.t use paraly siS and re sptratory t.nlure Wild black cherry .111d c hok ec herry plum pe.tch cont.Jtn ty.tntde po1 son 111 the leaves and espe ct.tll y m the s~cds whiCh can be raptd l) let h tl Johnsong 1,\Ss and sudan hybnd s can also be " source ol cyamde .md .tre leth,t l whe n v.t lted due to cii(J ught ot lro st stress Socrates demonstrated the de,tdlmess of potson hem lock a plant th,tt IS Ubll)UitOUS Ill the Mtdv. es t It " pm sonous pl.mt ts conot Change horte pasture gradually to avoid colic A cruc1al factor In managing horses on pasture Is to avotd abrupt changes from a fed ration to pasture and from extremes of pasture quality or type Changes are especially a problem when horses are moved from a lower.qualtty pasture, or no pasture, t a h1gh quat1ty pasture. Horses generally tend to eat too much too fast In these cases Horses must be gradually mtroduced to different pastures and allowed to adapt to great changes. Horses unaccustomed to very lush pastures can cohc, founder, or have other digestive tract problems assoc1ated with overeatmg and the sudden change In diet these reacttons can ktll the ammats A good procedure Is to gradually 1ncrease the exposure to lush pasture over a penod of days, wh1ch works well when hOrses go from a dry feed program to tush Winter pastures The actual approach will vary, depending upon the horse charactensttcs and value A guide for such changes would be to 1 Feed a rat1on of hay before the first grazing, 2 Graze on lush pas ture thtrty m1nutes every mormng and evemng the ftrst day; 3 Increase time to one hour m the morning and even1ng the second day and preferably contmue thiS program several days (watch the horses and make a JUdgment), 4 Gradually mcrease thE!' ttme to full ttme graz mg 1f that 1s the goal sumed by yout horse, anothet ammal or a human, take a s.tmplc ot the plant cstnnatc the qu.mtll y e,tten note the tnne ol onset of Signs, and c.tll ,1 ve tennanan or phySIu.tn nnmedtately II ) ou are not sure what ce t t.ttn pot so nous plant s look ltke thete ,ue .tlso ~eve1~d good boo ks dVdli .thl e on horses ,tnd tOXI C plants Yout loc,tl eq utne vc tennart.tn can provtde you wllh more ml ormatton on ho'W to lllllll1tmn a :-;ate horse p.tstute New loan deficiency payment form available COLoU MB US State Excc uttle Dtrector lor Ohto s F.trm Sen tee A),CilC) Ltrry Adams ,mnounceu d new tlHee page lorm to m.1ke applymg tor lo.tn del tctency p.l) ments I LDPs I e.tster The new lon.)1 CCC 6 BEZ mco1 porates lteld dtrec\ ,mJ baSic LOP req uests 111 to 1 stngle three page appltc.ttlllll lorm The I11 st page ol the lorm tndtc.Jtc s the pro<.luccr s tmentton to rccetve ,tn LOP Thts lorrn must be completed annu,dl) P.tgc I of the lorm on!} neetls Ill be ltled out tn one u>IInt) nlllce lor pro dL1ccr-. \\hn l,um 111 two or more ~.:ountlc~ The second page ot the form Is used to request a payme nt LOPs must be flied be lore i)encf IC tal Inter est '' lost 111 the commodlly Thts form Is elt ect tve lot the Deltctency P<t) men t ,md 2005 ,md subsequent c rop CCC-633 LOP, Loan ye.trs The lnrnt covers 1ll Deltctency P.tyme nt quanti ti es the producer has Cetttlt c<ttl on and beneltct.d mtete st 111 on the Appltcdtton form s ftlcd d,ne Page I ts con1pleted belore the .tv.lll abtltt y ol and rece1ved 111 the County CCC 631EZ Begmmng FSA Olltce wtth the 2006 ctop ycm the CCC 633EZ lorm does not CCC 613EZ ,md eL DP negdtc the producer s abtlny requests will he the o nl y to obtam ~1 markettng ~t ::;s!s­ methods by v. htch to obtam t,mce lo.m (MALi LOP bene tits Producers must The CCC-63 1EZ 111ay be • Complete and submit ltl cd 111 person Jjy m,nl lax Page I ol the CCC-63 1EZ to or tht ough eFo11ns The the local Count y FSA Olttce CCC 63'lEZ wtll be available before the loss of the beneft 111 the near tutu re on the fol ctal Interest lo_wmg Web_ • File Page 2 ol the CCC sHe s www ls.1 usda gov/cl,tlp/ 611EZ by crop, to the loc.11 psd and County FS A Of!lee by the http 1/torms sc egov usda gov fnMIIo,m .JVatl.tbt iitv d,ne lor I c to r m s /m ,1 1 n se r ~ I e t the applicable crop to Producers are encour.tged to rece1ve payment cont.tct thetr loc.tl County For the 2005 crop ye.1 r FSA Office to obtam dU<.It ONLY FSA wtll honor an} IIOIMI mformatwn on the CCC-709 > Dtrect Loan CCC 633EZ CDP sign-up period ends Sept. 9 GALLIPOLIS - The 2005 Crop Dtsaster Program reimburses producers fot quahfy mg losse; to agncultural commodll tes Producers are ehgtble for dtsaster benefits when a quahfymg loss exceeds 35 percent tor etther 2003 or 2004 crop or 20 per cent for quality losses Ehgtble crops are those that are planted or prevented from bemg planted with the mtent to h.tr vest The crop could have been planted .tt anyt tme and must be for h.tr- ' vest dunng the ~rop year EIIgtble crops the 2005 COP wli I cover are • Insured crops are those crops covered by crop msurance and the producer purchased e1ther catastrophtc or buy-up crop msurance • Unmsured crops are those crops lor whtch msuaQce was not avatlable m that c'Junty Eltg1ble producers 1s an 0\1 ner operator J,md lord tenant or sharecropper "ho shared m the nst ol produc- mg the crop and who was enutled to sh,tre m the crop avatlable for marketmg from the umt, or would have shared had the crop been pro duced Producers must also be able to show productton evtdence lor all unmsured and nomnsu red crops AddtttOnal mformauon on COP ts ava tlab le at the Gallta Lawrence Farm Serv1cc Agency office ++68687 or (800) 191 6638 ,md on lme at http //dts.t,ter I sa u,d,t gm PageD2 FARM Sunda~August28r2005 Page 6unlla!' 'l:imet -6mtintl • 03 Sunday,August28,2a05 EXTENSION (ORNER Be sure to have enough hay for winter volatthzatton losses to a mmunum BY HAL KNEEN Do you have suffictent hay stored lor wmter feedmg 1 Constder wt nter graz mg posstbtllttes tl normal r"tnf,tll teturns to the area For those areas tlfat h,\Ve had summer r,unf,JII, now IS the tune to apply 50 pounds of actuat n ltrogen pe1 acre to fescue grass p.tsture Keep your herd ott the p.tsture so .ts the fes cue gtows thts f.tll It m.1y be stockptled lor late tall or wm ter grdZIIlg Ohto State Umverstty rese.trch h,1s shown that late August or e<~rly September appltcauon of nitrogen 1erurn s the best mvestment per dollar due to mcreased ytelds, h1gher crude protem levels m fescue and greater d tgesttbtltty In the tact sheet 'Stockptltng Tall Fescue for Wmter Grazmg" wntten by C Penrose, H Bartholomew and R M Sulc, the y suggest usmg the ferlll tzer, urea (44-0-0) only II ,, half mch of ram or more 1s expected wtthm hours of application Urea-based fertth ze rs, tf not mcorporated, wtll have thetr mtrogen volatil ize off when applied on the surface of a tleld lf)OU ate unable to t1111e your apphcatton w1th a !01 thcommg 1atn It ant, ammomum mtrate IS suggest ed, to keep mtroge n ••• Farmers, want to revtew ' thts year's forage and field crops with mdustry and extensiOn experts) w.mt to dtscuss potenh,tl held crops lor 20()6? Plan on attendmg Shade R1 ver Ag Servtce's annual F,tl l Fteld Day o n Sept I, 2005 start mg at 6 p m at the Starlmg and Chuck Massar Farm, Chester Soli sc tenttsts and chemical field representatives will also dtsc uss new prod uct s lor 2006 0 ,\Ve Robmson, Ampac Seed company .tgro nomt st, wtll be leadmg a dt;"C usston on potential tor.Jges for our area Stay ,tround for a meal whtle co mpanng notes concernmg thts year's drought snuattons With area farmers The M.Jssar farm ts located on the north stde of Eastern Htgh School at 39128 State Route 7 m Metgs County If pos>tble, call 111 a reservation to Shade Rt ver Ag Servtces at 985-3831 to ass tst 111 preparmg ctmner plans Hope to sec you there' ••• Homeowners, be on the lookout tor large caterpt liars crawling around your yard These fierce lookmg worm hke creatures <~re the youth stage of many moths Bnght colors, "large h01 n like st1 uc lure and the occ as10nal eye shaped pattern both mterest ,md lnghten )Oung chtldren and ad ults These monster caterptllars go by such names as htckory horn ed dev tl (Regal Moth), Tomato hornworm (Ftve Spotted Hawk Moth) ,md Catalpa worm (Cat.tlp.! Sphtnx Moth) These larvae may grow up to be ftve 10 stx mches 111 length Large populattons ol larvae ma} completely def oIJate J tree Most trees wtll survive thts loss ot foh<~ge lot one or two ye.trs tht s late 111 the growmg se.tson as food stor,\ge has occurred and next year s buds have been fo rmed It ch tldren v.ant to capture these caterptllars for show and tell at school, place cater ptllar 111 a plast1c Jar w1th a lid that has been punched wtl h atr holes Add some of the lea\es tl has been eatmg as food datly Return the cater p1llar to the plant 11 has been removed from wtthm 24 hours so II can contmue lis ltte cycle It wtll overwmter m a dormancy stage a pupa unttl the followmg Spnng when tt emerges as a moth 01 butterfly For further mformauon request, our fact sheet #2015 • Monster Caterpillars " (Hal K11ee11 rs the Mergs Cou!IIJ Agricultural a11d Natural Resources Educator, 0/uo State Umversrty Exte!ISIOII ) SUNDAY PUZZLER 1 Bird SOIJld 6 Roost 11 Fodder for animals 16 Runs off suddenly 21 HermH 22 soap plant 23 Dem or Bush 24 like a kll 25 NATO nation 26 Drive too tas1 27 Citified 28 AI no t1me 29 Marsh 30Speck 31 First man Gree11etler 35 Sd1 subj 36 Alp on 39 Crty rn Turkey 43 Lao 44 Itinerary labbr ) 45 Necklace pendant 47 Prevent from actmg 49 Uncle51 AirshiP 54 Grown up 57 Slew 59 Word of woo 63 Covet 64 Com Sfl'ke 66 Purple vege1able 68 Slnkes 69 Kooky reDg1011 70 City tn Iowa 72 Contemptuous cry 74 Pro1rt 76 -de France 78 Jason s ship 79 LHelike B2 Uppity one B4 Waterproof cklthtng 86 Letters 33 87 Rall'leS or Fitzgerald Field cover 91 Dobbs or Ferrigno 92 Poor grade 93 Punta - Esle 95 Soapslone 97 Game period 99 AtlefTllll 101 Cal abbr 104 Aegtel 106 Frame of rrond 89 t27 Small case Frosted 129 Competent 131 A Deadly Stn 128 108 SP'rilual guido t10- pleKUS 114 Wealth 117 Musical group 119 Make spelbound 121 Dog m'Peter Pan· 122 Charity 124 Baby lalk 126 Payable 133 Butt 135 Sea eagle 136 Y1eld by treaty t37 Unvill}'ng 139 Aetanve clarlmess 141 Measures ot land Jet letters 145 Stiff 147 Iran formerly 149 Pop 152 Dead lang 154 Umecessary 157 Drug user 161 Exrst 162 Dry 154 LasciVIOUs look 185 Fundamental 167 Ordtnance 168 Desert rn Israal 170 Tire surtace 173 Loos or Bryar>t 175 Steeple 177 Fnghten 143 DOWN I PriiCiplce 2 Inn 3 Srlly 4 K1nsman jabbr ) 5 Be nosey 6 El7 Removed the contents of 8 Frsh eggs 9 Gnpprng deVICe 10 ·-Gable~ 11 K1nd of party Suking Ftmala Compamon 40 to so Posstble Cam mttment Semt Letter Ph No P1cture ~ 651 Constt1Utton r Dnve Winchester. KY 40391 GIVEAWAY 3 Fluffy white K !tens 1 Solid Black one 7 weeks old Beauttlul (304)882 3236 Bobtatl ktllens to giveaway Call (740)24S 9037 f!'ree Ktttens to good home 740 992 1426 'Fuel rank (304)675 6 183 .Part Boxer puppies 6 wks old ready to go (740)742 2SOO Pregnant Stamese mother cat Smth o d Htmalayan kll 1en to good (740)446 4S29 r home LOITAND FOUND Found Jack Russell white and brown lace no tat! tat too m r ght ear found on Indian Run Road Reed sville 740 590 0231 (cell) or 740 667-(1230 Found large dog n Racme Send your phone number and dlscnpt on of dog to PO Box 873 Racme Ohto 45771 Found Older male wh1te Poodle found on A1o Grande campus (740)245 7182 dayt1me Lost Chocolate lab puppy approximately 4 months old la st seen on Landaker Road call 740 992 7037 Rewardll LOST In the S1tver Bnclge Plaza cash from paycheck reward tor honesty (740)867 4007 r YARD SAt li 12 30 W1nter mo 32 Plus 34 School event 37 Shade tree 38 Deal w1th success fully 178 Glove SIZ9 179 Swmg around lBO Debona• t Bl Faalrtaled 182 Encoura""" Iwith '011~)- 183 Percolates I B4 Concluded Seaman 13 Massage 14 GraoeftJ horse 15 Died down 16 Troplcalfru<t t7 Poem 18 Paramout 19 River tn England 20 Woolen fabnc 40 T~eket remnant 41 The BeehiVe Slate 42 Authentic (slang) 46 "The - Kid" 48 Generator part 50 Parrol 51 Raucous rose 52 Frutts Noeons 55 Table pa~ 56 Mid a~emoon meals 53 58 60 R e~ular Enbce<l 61 Seaweeds 62 PUI aw~y lor later 65 Stomact> muscles 67 ColOr for shcrt 71 Vehicle on runners 73 Sword handle 75 Beery or Webster 77 Street d1sturbance 103 AdJUSie<J an instrument Bnllance Watch pa~ Mooeytender 111 Metrlc measure 112 Sky-blue 113 Means of restratnt 115 Puts cargo aboard tl6 Coal 11 B Musical worlt 120 -culpa 123 K~ed 125 C19arresidue 130 Bnnk 132 Lights-out signal 134 Sef\/ant 137 Top actor 138 Produced 140 PC display t42 Boundar I 05 107 t09 144 TOiled 146 JFK s pre<leoessor 148 Utter 149 - macabre 150 Belel palm 151 French pamter 153 Nome 155 By - and boonds 156 AMuppot 158 Ep~ by Homer 159 CUI 160 Scottish tabr~ 163 Ktnd of strip or race COOS<Jmas 169 Before 171 Work untl 172 Get older 174 "- Gola Secrer t66 175 Oir leHers 176 Play on words 74 y AKJ) SAtE· PoM£Rov/Mmm F Ftrst tt me yard sa le Furmlure Ant 1ques Crocks Clothmg Toots Hospllal Oecl and More September 1 to SOLJih 5ttl September 3 Middleport Yard Sale SeptembtH 2nd & 3rcl Baby Boy Name Brands On Happy Hollow(New Lima Road End) N1ce stainless clothes Older Boys 1tems & m1sc too• Jill Weaver 740 742 r 1011 Absolut e Top Dollar U S S1lver and Gold Co1ns Prootset s Gold R1ngs Pre 1935 US Currency Solita~re Diamonds M T S ba m Shop 15 1 Second Avenue Galllpo,as 740 446 2642 B3 Boast 85 HosprlalefTlll'?Jiee 88 "Thanks - -' 90 ReddiSh purple 94 Roman rooon god dess 96 Abbr m bus 9B Mr Flintstone T1ma pasl 101 Krnd of boom 102 Swr~ly 100 Advancement Opportumt•es Are you an AN seeking to advance yolJr career and become part of a hard workmg tun lovmg canng and profass•dnal management team? Then come meet w1th us at Arbors at Water ville We are look mg for an expenenced Ass•stant D•rector o l Nutsmg to help focus our climcal team on contmued success Arbors at M anetta an Extend1care fac11 ty IS embarking on an nnova t1ve plan lo re1nlorce and eiCpancl our c ulture of effectwely nur tunng and compassionate ly I:to • HF.IJ> WANfFJ) on SAVINGS o 1-877-463-6247 DRIVERS URGENT FLATBED Owner Operators Hat lmg For DEDICATED CUSTOMERS Jn Ashland KY Ares GREAT PAY IOO''r, Fuel Surctlarge No Force OtSf)a/Ch COL AI 6 mos exp CALl TODAY I 866 713 2778 ext 2457 struchon nspect on serv1ce-s tor '1\Bter and sewer ut hiles LEARN SceniC H1IIS'Nurs ng Center E)(per1ence a past ve but a Tantlern He alth Care not necessary (lram11g pro Fac•llty IS seekmg a dynam v•ded ) Must be Will ng to DRIVE IC md•v dual to work darectly work out oltown on a wee!.: With the 0 rector ot Nursmg ty bas•s Must ha11e rel iable The 1qeat ca nd idate w1ll pos NO EX""ERIENCE NECESS ARY transportation Benehts FULL T ME ClASC:ES sess 401K Heath Insurance COL TR.AINING FIN,t. 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Lisa Computer Repa r and Troubleshoot Web Des1gn Tr uck Dr vers Needed Henderson WV based earn or look•ng for expenenced C ass A CDL Dnvers Interested parl1es ca (304)675 7434 Network1ng Progr amming Bu1ld New Systems Restore W ndows V rus Removal Phone#740 992 7903 http 1/ w~w geoc t es com/ho ldamn32934 / Ema I hot damn32934 @yahoo com \lo'\1' IH LOV\ rn~======~ **'0 II( t ** Sorrow Sma 11 Contac he Oh o 0 v1s on o F nanc1al if'ISI tut on II ce of Consume Ita• s B EFORE you ef nance your home o btam 1 loan BEWARE t fCquesls fo e1ny a ge dvance payments o ees or nsu i:lnce Call he Off r::~e of Con sume ffa rs toll tree at 1 Boo 78 0003 to earn 1f t e mortgage broker o lend er IS proper! hcensed (Th 1s s a publi erv ce announcen en rom the Oh 1o Valle Publ shm Compeny) Med1cal Off ce Wanted Assistant w th eKpenence for phys c•an o ff ce A un1que pOSitiOn reQUirlllg knowl edge of computets and dala OUTSID E SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Galllpohs Da ly Tr bune IS accepting resumes tor a full t me ou ts1de sa es representa 11ve to JOin our sah~s team and to manage an estab Jlshecl account list wh le call ng on new accounts The successlul cand1date Will be a diSC pi ned se ll motrVed team payer that understands the lmpor l anc e of developmg strong mu tually Oeneh c1al Ousmess re at1on shipS w th our customers The deal cand1date w1ll have sale expenence For conltdent1al mterv ew please send resu me an d cover lett er to Gallipolis Da1ly Tnbune Attn Jtrn Freeland 825 Th•rd Ave Gall1polls Ohio 4563t Exper enced n Horne Care lor the Elde rly Pomt Pleasant area only Ca I Day sh1fl (304)675 61"'8 only entry also lCD and CPT - - - - - - - Coding Reliable tra nsporta lntenor/ E~o:tenor Pam!ln Q tton needed No weekends and Powe Washmg or holi days" requ red Reasonable rates re fer Benefits ava1lable Sala ry ences expenenced Free negollable w•th expenencfl est•mates Call (740) 742 A tlexlb e employer Ma 2013 or ("''40 )645 2638 li resume to CLA Box 568 C/O Galt pol s Tnbune PO Bo~ State Ce t f1ed L1nk 469 Gahpols OH45631 appro11ed ch ldcare has mmed1ale ope 1mgs for TURNED DOWN ON Wanted Wartress full tuTI€ ages 6 weeks& up call SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI" App y n person Holiday Inn Shelly 304 675 2343 for No Fee Unless We Wm 1 Gall polls more dela Is t 888 582 3345 ~;:;::::::::~ "-------_.1 ~===TR::;A::;I::;NI::;NG===::'''--T_R_A_IN_IN_G__;__, Heavy Equipment Operator Truck Driver Training Training For Emplo~ent 3 WeekCDL Train in Bulldozers, Backh<>es Loaders, Dump 1 rucks, Gradl'rs, St:rapers Ex..:avutm s Natmnal Ccrhli<allon Secretary needed Local Law Off1ce acceptmg apph cat1ons Legal ot11ce eKpen ence a plus bu t nol neces sa ry Compu ter sk 1lls and profess ion al all tude requtred Pease con ta ct 740 6 45 14 73 (cor rected number} dunng bus1nes s hours for appl F•h~lnctal 800-383-7364 t>lelp Wanted Help Wanted _.-;;; ... Associated Train to)! Sen tees Help Wanted Help Wanted Home HeaHh Aide/ Homemaker Tram1ng Program Tlte 1rea 1Kelln 011 tgwg rs set ~mg d1 "amu mdn tduais • hoor; lvolmg to wier tlu l~<altlt ran arura The A.U is currenth accepttng applications for their Home Health Aide/Homemaker Training Program The program ts of no cost to the partictpants l pon gr,tduating. partictpant 11 ill beassisted 11 tth JOb placement. For more informatiOn con tad the Area Agenn on Agingat 7~o.m.~~36. ' Help Wanted Help Wanted EPES TRANSPORT Posting August 22, 2005 \\1..' llu~.: ou t ~mp[,,t:t" Home E'en \\ eekend COMPUTER S P~ CIA LIST tiNAN CIALAID l .r.mdl .mnoum~ ~fl nptll Compa lll Dr" et s s.1l\l . . n l mh Fmanoal \td office This 1s a fullume '"~hi.' munth pos1t1nn \\llh the respons1bll111l'S nf pnnuhn ~ J!l'nual su.:n" tarUII d ental and ttXhmcal as.o;JStanc..: to the F1nanual o\td Office !\lus t mamtam tomputer support~d loan programs ao;; "lll u~o limuu ml md dataha~ol'~o \\ 1ll hau dall\ face tofan' contact \Hih studt nts parents and ca mpus em pknet-s \n Assocnue De~!'ff m a I.'Ompul er d•~tphnr ... ITqmn-d Must haH \ Hars unnpuler s\slcm" npennce or eqm' alcnl c.nnbjnatmn of l'<l uca uon and expt>nence Mu~ t ha'c dc;-mn strulcd krHJ~IOOgt of pt. rsonal cmnrmtus data bu.w m an agemenl a1td sprt'adsheets Muo;l be able to est ab lish pnonttes mauntam lOnliden uallt\ \\ork IDdeptndent h and prou't'tl \Hih uhJNinrs "llh Ptt.l oul \lu.IIL II & super\1 ~o1n n lnh•ffsted candtdates should se nd a leuer of mter \\1.: h n 1.: ;\nother Pa• Inn ease 9/ 1 H1! \llll l til~~~ ~ !lH1!L E\p & Gut,J \ 1\ R ILljlltrLLI hq.tnlllllt"! l 't r *l'a1 Im rease :\n ' ' C ll! C uwd 1 SS/mtk 1 /E 1Bt.t:llllll t1 ~ ()f ll Pa1J B 1-..~.: Pl.llt:;o, Pi.ltd Ltlhllll\ llhUI hh.:l lilt.!.;' -\\atlthk: Sur~._hlr~L" 0 1... lht\11\ Rul tllh thtulntt.: ChntlL l::x1.t lknt P t\ Pkg Cnnt ](II Dt:d . . 1t~.:d nn~.:~~ f ease Purchase Dm:ctor ~1f ll um m K\.:MJUTI.l' U n iH~r\11\ of R111 ( 1nmk L ltt" \lndt.:l E4tllp111UI1 n \l nnth !t.:w Out 01-l-1..,6"'-J Fax 74fl 24' -l'lll'l H 0 -\-\ hnpl ' Patd Fuel Ta\Os dt'adhne Septcmlx r fi 200~ to Ms Ph1 lhs \1o«>n SPHR lllhl 0" nc r Operators esl cop' of curren1 m um r and th«' n.1mrs 11nd addresses of at lrasl lhn't' rl"ft'rl"OCes hefun: thl PO Bm '\00 R•oGr l)lLk ' ' Dnvers (CR':; POSiliON~:'<~NUL NCEME~T tii Hrslh orR1o • 800-383-7364 FREE TRAI\1\G A\D JOB PLACDIE\T Holzer Medtcal Center GalltFolts OH ts seekmg a full-t1me Clmtca Education Coordmator Pnmal)' responstbiltttes rnclude provtd mg educatJonalmstruciiOn/coordmatJon for the followmg areas Contmumg Medtcal Education, Contmutng Educallon for Nurses, PALS a'nd CPR Instruction Addrttonal duttes as needed to support the overall functions of the house wtde Education Department EducatiOnal Requrrements mclude RN license Ill Oh1o, BSN requtred and Master's preferred Expenence Proft ctent wtth Microsoft Word and Excel and educatiOn of adults lndtvtduals Interested 111 a great oppor tumty to provtde cltmcal educatiOn may contact Human Resources Department HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER 100 Jackson Ptke Galltpolts, OH 45631 Phone (740) 446-5 105 Fax (740) 446 5106 EEO/ADA Emmployer Th~ l Job Placement Assistance Associated l'rain1ng Sen 1ces 2323 Performance l'k"l Columbus, OH 43207 '" ww.~•tsn-schools cnm 03·11·16971 CLINICAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR r~'g Fmanctal Atd Ass1sto:tnt:c Joh Placement A"tst,mcc Help Wanted Help Wanted Columbus Next Class Aug_ 29th Train in Ohio Next Class: Aug. 29th mg fur tht! pos1tmn of Compul cr Spt.'( J ah~t 111 $1,000 Sign-on Bonus! Get Pa•d to Hunt & F•sh' lUin yo ur pass on •lito a A~cHtd l~:~d Membttr Accred 1og bus oes5 Call J1 rn Count; I for ln.depi!odtu1! Co leOt15 {304J576 270? BOll 5cMols 2746 v i:1'0i110~:::..::;W~A:;:";.I_'•-J>---, ~~~ -- excellent locallon all for S10 995 800 234 6982 WWW IJil bpol SCII IIIIICO~I!Qe com at ou1 N 11 0 WV locat on Proper cert•t•catiOn reqwre d 8Q0..345-671 1 we offer an excellent work www m11 erl com envaronmenf sh•fl d Haren llal compett1ve wages great benefits perfect atten P.OSTAL JOBS dance Incentives a d much $ i 5 94 $22 56/hr now har morel Please apply to mg For apphcat1on & tre e government JOb 10fo cal Attn Dianna Thompson Ame ncan Assoc of Labor HR 24/hrs 1 913 599 8226 Scenic Hills Nura lng emp serv Center 311 Buckrldge Road Someone to care for elder B idwell OH 45614 female Prefer non of smok()r Ph 740/446 7150 reterences 45 yrs older Fax 7401446 2438 weekend sh1ft (740)446 Email 3496 9am 5pm ask tor """' "' ABSOLUTE GOLDMINE I 60 vendmg machme sl GallipoliS Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today 1 740 446 4 36~ 1 800 214 0452 Miller Tranaporten In c cat W•lson Tollelt ad min shn@tandemhealth care com 8tJSIM-"'i OI'I'OR'IlJNrt'\ Concealed P s1o1 Class September 3 9 00 am VFW Mason wv Ph (740)843 5555 Cell (740)4 16 3329 TAKE THI!; flRST STEP SceniC H1 s Nursmg Center a Tandem Health Care Facali ty 1s seek ng a select lew to JOin our outstanding team as EOE Mj S< H(U ., IN'1111 n1o~ Hfl P WANTflJ HELrWANTIJ1 Res1den1 al Treatment Fac11ity for boys now h r ng D•rect Care Workers' Pay based on expenance paid 1nsuranc~ (740)379 9083 9am 3pm Man Fr Shop OF NURSING • Homet•me on weekends ErlJRYLEYEL MANAGEMENT lnfoCislon •s seekln Q 1nd1 v1dua1s lor tntry.:l.fm man agement to adcllo our team at lhe Gall!polia and I::IJmtinglon.locat ons ASSISTANT DIRECTOR • Full benefit paCkage ;,: HF.It•WANIT» 1. Team up w11h IniaC s1on and becume part of a company .w th proven growth 25% growth ex pected m 2005 ..Who IS the 3rd large st com pet 1Y n 11s Industry •That offers personal growth opportu mt1es by promot1ng from wth1n ..That offe rs competitive canng tor our long term and - - - - - - , - - - sa lary plus mon thly bonus skiiiAd residents At the DIRECTOR OF NURSES wtth benef1ts package same hme we are comm1t ted to prOVldmg the appro At Sc'en 1c H1!1s Nursmg pnate motivated cancl•clate Cente a Tandem Health w1th a generous and reward Care tac111ty we set the sta 1 Dut1es Supervise motiVate 1ng compensatmn and bene dard for comp rehensiVe and coach team of 8 15 ca ll c£1nter emp oyees momtor f1ts package Our ~oa s to IndiVIdualized care Our col performance/c.all results to tielp you flour•sh 111 an env1 laboral1ve atmosphe c assu re qual ty standards are ronment where ou r expel! makes our 95 bed Sk1llerJ 1se leads our chmcat stall to nurs ng lac hty the one place met organ•ze team meet mgs and contests Qualified h gher levels of excellent tor care and the best plar.e cand dates mLJsl have a Come and talk w th us aoout to grow a sat1sfyrng caree r Bachelors degree strong how we can build 13 re at on Interpersonal commun ca ship that s mutually sat1sfy We CLJrrent ~ have an out 1101 and 8adersh p sk 11Js 1ng n every respect Our stand•ng opportun ty for a benet t package mcludes proven learn leader to over health denta and v1s on see the elforts at our !alent coverage 401 K vacat on ed Nursmg team Qualified lntoCts on IS an equal oppor lun ly emp oyer and personal clays IUIIIOn candidates w111 have current reimbu rsement and-<:ont nu RN Pro te ss1onal L cense Sand resume to IniaC s1on Management mg educat•on The sky IS and 2+ years expanence as Corp the m1 t w th Ei< l end•care a D1rec1or of Nursmg 1n LTC Attn Sam Gasket and Arbors ar Manetta and or sub acute care A 250 N Cleve and Mass atlon Contact Jill Jonas true ded cat on to patent Ad Adm n strator E centered outcome o 1entecl Akron OH 44333 MallllonnGoKtendlgqre c cate and dynamic employee om Fax 740 373 3915 Or relat ons sk1lls are essen1181 Or ema11 resumes to apply 1n pe rson al 400 HAO!rector@ iO!Qlli]Qll&Qill Seventh Street Maraetta randem prov•des competl OH 45750 Ex1end1cme 1s t1ve salary and a supportive V1s1t our web s1te at an equal opportunaty &!mosphere that encour 'liW..W,infQc.j.s.J.Q.[1WJD employer tha1 encourages ages growth and sat sfac workplace d vers1t~ t1on P ease faK or send Exper enced P1zza Shop _ _ _ _ __:___ _ your resume to won-:ers tor growmg bus1 An established bus1ness 1n ness Apply 1n person Only Gallipolis IS took•ng for one Attn Mary Arrowood EO J1maneltl s P1zza Buckeye h1ghly mot1vated salesper Scenic Hills Nursing H1tls Ad R10 Grande son With a str ong work ethiC Center to JOin our company Are you 311 Buck ridge Road Gallipol s Career Co llege IS took1ng tor full t1me ~o rk? Bidwell OH 45614 esen tl y seek•ng an p Are you looking for a perma Ph 740/446 7150 mstructor who can teach nent fun t1 me pos1t1on ? Are Fax 740/446 2438 M1croso!l Offrce c asses A you Interested 111 unli n1tnd m n1mum of a bachelors Email earnmgs patenttal? All degree requ ir ed 1s replies Will be kept lfl stnct Interested C"and•dates can conhctence Send your admin shn @tandemheallh fax or em<~ I the1r resumes to 1esume to CLA Box 569 clo 446 4124 or tdamck @gal care com Gallipolis Tnbun e PO Box hpohscareercollege com 469 Galllpol s OH 4563 1 -------SF/DF!EOE HR @tan<Jenn oalthcarll co Oh•o Valley Home Health An Excellent way to earn Inc h111ng Full T me AN s money The New Avon Compe11t1ve Wages M leage Call Man yn 304 882 2645 and Oenef1ts nclud•ng health Are You Gettmg What You Apply at 1480 nsurance Deserve? Let us Tell you Or vers needed at AU ed Jackson P1Ke Gall ;:.ol s Of How You Can' Western Waste Class B CO L phone toll tree 1 866 44' 1 ExpresG s conduct ng a Expand1n g mt o reqwed Please apply at 1393 Dr ver hlnng Conference m P.omt Ple asant Job Serv ces Mason Co unty WV WV your Area' When? Sat RN s encouraged to app y Ortvers Needed August 27th 1Oam 4pm Where? Holiday Inn 800 3rd COL Dnvers Willing to dnve Avenue Hunt ington WV tor local ready m x concrete company bperaence IS 25701 (304)523 88BO Mo st All Tractors R eplaced w1t h preferred bul not r cc essafy New 04 05 and 06 Models' Dnver must be w1lhng to do Hmng Oec1s ons made on pre rna nlenance on trucks the spot Av erage 3 000 & eqwpment yard worK & rn11week EZ Pass & other m scellaneous chores Prepass 1 day Onantat1on Exper1ence opera! ng equ p Great Med cal Insurance men! & extra Skills such as weld•ng a plus class A COL requued call tor Call (304 )937 34 1 more tnlo 877 316 7100 Westem Express Dr vers Aeg1onal Ava Iable' Are you look1ng for a change Opportun1t1es m your nurs1ng? Fu I t me or Week y home ! me & bene Part t•me AN needed for 111s Starl your tuture now 1 growmg home health Werne r Enterpr ses j800 agency Flexible scheduling 346 2818} ext 44 7 Reii·Estate Wanted Local person lookmg for a home to compellt1ve wages w• tlll ben buy All cash Meags or ef1ts Call toll free 1 866 GaHaa No double wade Of 368 11 00 fnodular 740 416 3 130 Are you lookang lor a stable Wanted 1976 Nova 2 or 4 JOO? G1ve us a call' You door for parts (740)256 could earn up to SB/hou 1445 plus bonuses We atso otter paid tra mng holidays and I ' 11'1 0\ 'II \ I vacalmns Full or pari time ' I IH H I "" day and even.ng shifts ava table Call todayl BO RIVefln France 8t Quahog "---· HE! .1' "'"VITJ) ___ ACROSS 110 \'\\til '\1 I \I I \ h I • Pqmeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV ~.:I 1-R00-9-18-6761i epestrarsport com �Page D4 • 6unbap tthnn -6mdnel I<I \ I I ' I \ I I rI M~s~ Ir M~~IFS Ir: 1 ..___ioiiiiiiiiiiiio-.,1 10 Homs FORSAU: 112 Pleasant Street 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Baths Famrfy Room Drnlng Room Full Basement Storage B dg Garage New Centra A r Cond New Wrndows (304)675 4034 For Sale Clayton Sera Nice Used t4x64 A~~E I 2 Brun•r Land 28x56 Doublewde Modular Bedroom Only $4995 CaK Home w1th 10 K26 movable Buyer Must fron t porch Move Home to their S1te 3Bedrooms MBA wl!h tu 1 bath and 6 Soaker Tub 2 Ad I Bedrooms w th full bath lnch.Jdes all upgrade Appliances also 1/ Sacra !arm house w th 3 Aelr gerator Washer/Drye r bedrooms hvmgroom dtn m Mud Room L vrngroon'l nrng oom kitChen 21u I has 45 Surround Sound TV baths attached 1 5 garage Small barn new 2 5 car System w th 6 changer CD/DVD player All wmdow block garage a I fenced 10 1 treatments and 3 ton 3600 mile from URG on SA 325 BTU Heat Pump Prrces at 1740}245 5469 $44 900 For nformatlon 39R Ranch 2 car garage an d vrew ng ca II (304 1675 pom c1ty schools $90 000 7t37 I no a.nswer leave 3460 SA 218 GaHipol s mess age with name and phone number OH (740}256 1962 (740)385..()698 THEISS ROAD VINTON Brand new 3 bedrOom 2 bath manufactured home Completely set and ready for move rn Features hvrng room fa.mlly room and beaulrful sky lrt krlchen DRASTICALLY REDUCE Dr Call (740)446 3570 i Company (740)441 ..1412 .._11111 Co Landaker Ad 5 acres Ste 900 county water! By OhiO River+ Forked Lakes 10 acres 515 500 county water! Tuppers Plams 20 acres $24 900 county waterr Chester 16 acres $15 900 Danvrlfe Red H I Ad 7 acres $19 950 county waterl UYrs & Qallla Ca Kyger 7 acres ACREAGE S13 9501 Aro Grand& 8 acr8s county water $2 1 0001 VInton Dodrill 1 Acre wrth o d house 3m Ad 5 acres NOW $11 950 south ol Pt Pleasant on R1 county water! 112 parcels 2 $, 6 000 (740 1256 6522 available In 21 locatrons rn le SE Oh o Coli for tree m•"s 1 B6 acre vel lot gent1e _.. d d to ••p ore each sole We II rolling to woo e ravtne Great used 1994 14~~:;70 3 3m las from. Holzer hosprtal gladly hnance our parcels Bedroom 2 Bath Includes Water & e ectrrc $30 000 wrth 5% markup! heat pump Call (740)385 1740)446 1663 Rf,;.\L Esnm: 2434 2 65 acreS 3 100 sq It WANml New 3 BA Home Only barn c ty water electnc JBR 26 home n Rae ne s 189/mo Includes ale del v sept c c ty schools 2 miles 1 6 acres c ose to school 2 ery and set up (740)385 south of Gall polls on At I Buy Homea Local person car garage Kitchen applr 4367 218 Prime locatron wont buys homes Conlfde nt al ances rnc ucJed (740)949 last $55 000 ser ous Quick cash Jim 740 992 3069 rnqurrres only (740)441 6300 No calls after 9 Rl ' I \I" 7333 4 Sate 9 Am Home on 1 acre w/garage near AKZO $95 000 (304)675 5026 Auction Auction OA r 4yr old 2 story Color1 al on 3 acres approK 1900 sq t1 Gallipolis C ty Schoo drs tr ct Green Townsh1p 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 ca garage Maste bedroom s " 28K24 W/jaCUlZI tub and pn vate balcony $120 000 00 (740}446 7029 4yrs old 3br 2ba w tt't fl e place on 1 5 acres n co un try $89 900 (740)709 1 66 Atten tion' Loca co mpany offer ng NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams lor you to buy your home tnstead ol rent ng 1OO" o !mane ng Less than perfect creOrt accepted Paymen t cou d be the same as rent Mortqage Loca ors 17 40)36 7 0000 Auction Pyro Church Building Fund Bedroom House n Syracuse lor Rent No Pets $400 Month $400 Depos 1 1304}675-5332 Saturday Sep tember> 2005 at 10 00 AM Pyro Chapel Church 404 1 CH & D RD Oak Htll Oh10 45656 Take Rt 279 from Thurman turn nght unto CH&D Rd Approx 2 miles watc h 1 bedroom house 11 Garfle d Ave Gallipolis $300/mo (740)441 0194 (740}441 1184 tor srgns M tsc Collect tbles Antiques dtshes pols and pans doll s Chn st mas decoraltons Sofa mtsc turnt tu re ktds desk and chms, lots ol m~<c manv boxes from and Estate not opened yet exerctse equ1pmen. lamps h~l kt' s<~le con ce~swn stand wtll be 1vadable M trll n \Vt:demyc::r Aucuoneer Ltc 51 49 Phone# 740 245 5078 Cel l # 740 645 5054 N1H rl spot srhlc lor acc Jdcnt of loss or property 1 pass bly 2 Bedroom House rn New Haven $300/montn $275/deposrt No Pets (304}882 3652 2 houses 1 Is 4 bedroom $900/month 1 rs 3 bedroom $550/month plus deposrt 1740}256 8152 2 3 bedroom at 1940 Chatham $450mo plus deposrt & utrlrtres Leave per sona.l mformahon at 1740}446-2515 3 bedroom 1 bath House on Bud Chattrn $400 Deposr t $425 Month No Pets (304}675 2700 House for Rent rn Point Peasant (30AJ675 6224 Auction Nt:w t1 rnrtur~; I !Om ... tnrag c unrh ldt I rom nw htlt: hom~; husmess e ·= l~.,r•.o_....!.uu;iiRmriiiii:s;;,.rl 1 3 bedroom 2 lull bath 2 hv mgrooms d1nlng large kitchen basement large fenced baci(yard Southern School D1slr ct Available Oct 1st 740 416 1687 (740)753 2595 Auction Due tu re lonlt ng we have been w nm ~s mOO It sell the ~o! le~.:IIO n of Mn. 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Crystal Occup ed Hall Cuthoslovak g l a~s Homer laughhn P 1st Canb (SOTTk! local f old photo 1.1 Gcnnan M 1rk OI J grc,.;l g tards 2 sets of 4 Fcmon Hobna I n3pk r rmgs 1or1gr 11 ho~es) old mustnche cup md souccr p1tther & bowls sll~ salt & ~ppcrs fi gur ncs asson~: d m n <ttur~ g l as~ warc ~ It Ll I lector plates shot g l a~scs can lit> h I k rs l sh s I 1 1er howh stoneware crocks books huttons lll'iX cu 11 1g Jilf~ blue Jal'li ~ssonment of ~111111J!!C adver!Jse m ~nrs bcaUII ful alI p tther~ (framed) Campaugn bult on lh 1t.: ld) Wal!a' c e' ) Babe Rtlh tnk pen q u I~ J s 1111 qu ltcd by Mrs \\eekty R ave n ~wood & Paden Cuy Marlrs jewelry pnntcrs trd) Prelly Pcnny walk ng doll wlno.:"'~papc r ad and ongmal dress IIJU4 Almanu~ Am & H1.111 r cr starnph " Esm md h ankets V ntaKe I men ~ old eye g1~sscs V nwgc baby doth~~ Uncle Sam Bank Chari e the Bart<o:ndcr dt)ll A nrc l.lnll (rn ho11.f Sudd non old uteQsJ!s curm~ ho •k~ L1fc Mag old toYs green sofu & chan (lg30 s) Gns\1- lld Gnmler plm; others t h ld ~ r ed rocker r ctnl u t h pall ld qurlr frame washboards Cokt> trays & 11n~ Kraut cuner HO USEHOI 0 & MISC 2 full S l l~ hlor d bcdroon ~u ts t hcrry l m~ h bedromn sun consoles ereo rcfngerat 1r mn cha1rs a~s ned lamps tc 1 ~c rv t ce p cturcs n trn rs S\11 cl rodn.:r assoned star ds 1.hsl es magazmc: r:u:ks smu I knd ~ n appt anti'S ~ew tn g mnlh ne wardnhc (cedar hned ) X mas dccoral. ons bO( k shelves Zcmth 'omulc 1 V MOWER St1neman Rtdmg Mo..,er urgo.: a.~si. u mem, 1 1)01> & step l1ddcrs Come mt anJ e!lJ y tht sale & hnng yt ur lawn ~ha r Ran or shme Cttnop cs w ll bl.: s~ up H c CJ:M kedf 'lt'od& drnksl\ l 1hlc D reel ons !rom Park.cnburg Mar ella Take I 7i to Ra venswood ell. l folluw s ~ 1~ Fr n Pt mer )' ( r~lr pul s Take Rt 7 N IO Rr ~3 E lo R a~cns "'ood ~\ II lum at Sl( p stgn S gns wl]l he posted Rmn Sl K~:hmd R lLISh Fu ctal Horne Al lun unccmcms rhe tla) I !l.a l ~: 11kcs precedence over all prmled mater.al Au~ t 1ccr J rn Ttylor #00 4 Ltcc-nsed & Bon led 111 fin If ,f the Stale r Oh & "'v Apprenr ce A Clll neer John Le ~:h This newspaper w1ll not knowingly accept advertlsemants for real estate which is m violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwe111ngs 11dvertised In this newspaper are available on an equal jlpportunlly bases Locatecl on qu et dead end slreet near GAHS 48R 2 112 Baths eJtra large hv ng room utrt ly room den screened n porch LOTS ot storage Carpet less than 4 years old heallng/AC ess than 2 years old (740)441 0555 even ngs Newly remodeled 3 or 4 bedroom house central a r full basement ~ardwood floors oetacned ;Jarage large cove ed pat o fenced back ya rd $69 500 (740)709 1382 Older 2 BR/ 1 bath Farmhouse w/10 acres n 3m les from count ry Harllord $49 500 Homestead Rea~y (304)882 2405 (304)675 5540 AI 2 N 3b Full SIZE! Basemen! all Bnck 1 Car Garage (304)895 3129 wwworv com Home Lrstmgs Lrst your home by Gall n9 (740)«6 3620 V1ew pholoslrnfo onlme t s a St~al 4 bedroom 2 ath 2 car garage New aven WV Code 6505 or all 304 882 3368 MOBILE Hmm; mRSALE 27 Acres Doublew de 3 Lg bedroom 2 bath OutblJ1Id1ng LG Shed Long Hollow Ad n Letart $65 000 after 2pm (304)895 8770 or (304}593 8139 5 Homes under S tO 000 Wrll deliver (740)385 7671 CLEAN SWEEP SALE Lo t model clean~ 1ce All rema n rng 2005 s must go to make room lor new homes unde construchon SAVE• SAVE SAVE OAKWOOD HOMES GALLIPOLIS Call {740)4 46 3093 STATE ROUTE 554 BID WELL New 4 bedroom 2 bath manufactured home Features lrv ng oom fam ly room w th 1 rep ace ant1 BON US roo m Corner lot Above ground poo w th pool house Read)! to move tn PRICED UNDER APPRAISAL (7401446 3218 watch tor srgns Saturday September 3rd 10:00 am At The Haley Farm 583 Fairview Rd. Bidwell, OH 6 sofas lov escats chat rs oak end & coffee tables 30-tprl!s~ back & urrowback dmmg chaus 4+ dtn mg to< rn tahk' chma hutch bookshelves sev ~.:r tl l unps 6 hcdsprcads 4 co mplete bedroom con l crencc roo m ch a1rs sc\Cral desks anJ 01hcr mt scc llant.:ous nc m s TERMS 2 Bedroom Tra ler In 1he country $300/mo $150 depos1t Appht:at ons now being accepted Call (740)388 0462 for more rnfrnmatton C tsh or check v.lpos11 1ve Take US 35 aprox B m1les west of GallipOlis OH and 4 miles east of R1o Grande, OH lo ST Rt 850 extt (Radney Ptke ) Proceed north lhraugh 4 way stop Fa1v1ew Rd IS approx 112 m1le on, left Auct1on s1le IS 1/2 mtle on nght Watch for S1gns I D Chc4..:ks O\ er $ 1000 must ha v~.: hank authonza tr on of tunds avail able Food w ill be ava,lable We have been commissioned to disperse the equipment of a local farm and will also be accepting consignments. Nul tr:Spon ... thl c tor loss or acctdents OWNER Kelchum I TD SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE <~.UCTIONEER John Palnck ' Pal" Shertdan Ford 4630 tractor w/7410 loader IH 786-D IH 856 D Gehl4610 Sk1d steer loader NH 853 Fast Net Round Baler, NH 488 mower-cond1110ner NH 256 hay rake Generac 8872-TD PTO generator JD 709 rotary mower, JD 1008 rotary mower, Hillsboro 16 II bumper pu~ slack tra1ler JD 8 ton runnmg gear bale spear for loader IH 680 d1sc. pasture renovator NH 680 Manure Spreader NH 451 Sickle bar mower bale mover, 7 II scraper blade \pprent1ce Auctioneer Knn Shendun Boyd Email ShamrockAuc1ion@aol com WEB """ shamrock auct1on~ com I'H 740-sqz 4310 or 800-419-9122 Auctton Auction All the Above equipment sells Absolute. ESTATE Consignments AUCTION JD 2002 240 Skid Steer Loader w/steel tracks only 300 hrs hke brand new condtttan 2002 Montz 7x12 Skid Steer tra1ler 1976 9700 Ford Cab/HeaVA1r excellenl cond1t1on Under 5 000 hrs new patnl JD 7000 4 row planter w/monttor Nl 1 row Corn Ptcker Delta band saw p1pe wrenchers Saturday, 10:00 Air Compressors located off Sand Hill Read at 2~01 meadowlrOik Orlue In Point Pleasant, IIU. Watch for slans. Will be selling Ute estate of Campbell Fteld 60 gal 7 hp Husky 80 gal 7 hp Rtgtd 9 gal Wheelbarrow w/5 5 hp Honda engtne Campbeii-Hausfteld 7 gal wheel barrow w/Honda 5 5 engme 4 Husky 17 gal ~ Husky 26 gal 17 Campbell Hausf1eld a1r lanks 10 Husky 4 gal pancake hoses pa1n1 spraye.rs Charles "Red Lingerfelt FURNITURil Bmv.n ...otu La Z Boy redmer Zen1th co lor ponahk TV end table s rocker come r desk 3 pc ~dt BR ~U JIC 2 maplt:- chests metal hcd !lat top tnmk anr tque corner tah\e old t •hk .,. br<h!oo Lltv. to ot qand futo n bed gun ~ah111!.:1 5 pc map l e drnette se1 GE mtcrowavl: Westinghouse refngerator Ropr.::r W::J!ooht:r & drvt:r md tnuL:h more oa . . CALL TO CONSIGN YOUR EQUIPMENT Check our webs1te www haleyauct1ons com for more p1ctures and updates of GLASSWARE & MISC Fe nt on ~ •l ver c rc~t vase ~arruval g ass Wexford g l a~~ -1. gal churn 5 gal chum 011 lan1ps lamp.,. nld camera ( Brownte) RCA VCR old buttermold old rad1os good kitchen tcms B&D c;offce pot (u nder the co unter) Roby n CB n ld C hn stma s decorations large amount o l o ld lrnen s & dOilies o l d antique qudts "ma ll ant14ue banJO AM FM 8 track !oolCr~.:o old d o l ls several n1ce sweeperS games old \\ag on o ld motiOn ltght Freedom M 1~.:hm c hv \ tswn Tech and much more consignments Terms: Cash or check W/10 GUNS n cal Da\ ~ ~a uto nt stol 22 ca l Enna Weake m odel KPG 69 22 auto Savage nfle 12 Ga J C Hlgl!tn' pump gun 1894 Dmsy 88 gun Auctton Conducted b~ RICK PEARSON AUCTION COMPANY #66 hnu ll r 01\.rd I mgerfeh 1lii.J 7"1 q47 or 773 5781 lL>rm' Ca~h ~1r Chl:d wuh ID I 2 Bedroom trailer rn Tuppers Plams Has nrce porch $300 00 rent plus depos I and utrfll es 740 667 3487 2 bedroom AIC vary mce Auction Auction PUBUC AUCTION Sat. September, 3, 2005 10:00 A.M. Lo~,.;.,h.:U 11 Mill s Se l f StoragL: lt 2tJ67Q Ra shan RLI H. u•.: ulc O H HMfsc •• Umt # 2H & Unll #69 wnh Household C~un ptng l tCin S & tools Dan S u-.lth Auctioneer OH#13449 C hris Cottrill OH#0096 1 Cash Pu s llt vt:: I D N o Rc tJ cshment!'i N n ,.., 'P Nrce 3br 2ba w th C/A Call"' 1740}256 1417 f n I pn J»t r H I f~ r lo'' t Auction Auction a <. < ule tlf ~ ff\ ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE VINTON, OHIO &4!nlm 1-3pm. Clll for Dtlllllt. SAT SEPT. 3rd 7 110 PM 2005 Parttal Lt st Dewald radi al ,trm saw Craftsm.tn t.tble '""· one stroke water pump chargel.m compressor C tmpbell Hausfeld mr compressor Delio chop saw Craftsnnn scroll s.1w 1m belt sander, 2 4m JOinters 14m "ood cullm g bd saw rouler table 3 routers 6111 belt sander Wen Wet wheel sharpener Ji g saws dnll s VI ses Amencan hand too ls tool boxes fa rm tools Black Hawk corn shell er sadd 1rons, tv s, shell s \: hall s tables lmens gl assware boxes of ttshtng reel s stereos btkes cookware boxes .md boxes of household !lems plenly ot too l s So hnng your t n end s and relatives out to the auctiOn on the 1id ot Sept Tim ts our 20th ye.1r ' Terms Cash or Chec k WilD Auc11oneer Fm1s "Ike" Isaac Call 740 188 H74 1 or Vtrgil .tt 740 188 8880 tt the teed store M.T.WFS 10 00 am to 2:00pm Auction Auction Auctton PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, September l - 10:00 a.m. Athens, OH Selhng personal property from the late Ralph Da1nes DIRECTIONS Rt '\0 we:s1 acros!-1 from Alh~.:ns Llvt:slod Sal~.:s turn 5 nltk on r1 ght to #5 126 w ttr.:h for s1gns \ EHICLE 197S C hrysl er LeBaron Town & Count rv :-; tauon VJagon (i:i3 262 on gmal mtles m excellenl co ndrlton) GUNS Stevens Marksman 22 LR WJnchcsiCr M od 94 '\0 '\0 Wtnchc stcr Mod 1906 Pump 22LR Bn:c~ h 22 Bme S n tgc Ktmcl K amper 410 Suvagc 41 0/22 mag o u Mod 2..j. Glcx:k 17 Brownmg Ht Powet We llhe rh y V angu ud 10 06 v./scupe M t~lm 22LR Mod 60 H & R revolver 18 cal H1gh Standard Specnl Mod KIO Floght Kmg 12 ga ( no d1 sconncctor) Mossberg New H ave n 12 ga RG Mod 42 25 cal l ver Johnson US Carbmc 22 sup~.:rshn L Savagt: 22 L R l ve1 John son Mod 1900 22LR Colt DA 41 PTFA H & R Prcnucr 22, R 1m F1rc Iver Jo hnson 32 cal R ~;vol vc t H & R rt.:vu lver 18 S&W H & R resolver 32 S&W Beeman P I 177 c.tl GUN SUPPLIES plas, Ir e ammo hox cs teloadulg m mu ti s & tt.~.:esson~: s MEC i)()()() rel oadcr 12 ga d1e se ts "wpes nfi~.: vt~c mcd1a s.t!par tt ur PACT C hronognlph ts.,.orh,:d bag._ ol huL:kshol and shot br ts s tumbh.:r md m ed1a Case Tnmmcr 2.c;+ pounds o l assnrh:::d p<~wer 22 L R ammo 14 K assorted c.tst bull t:h thous md ' assoncd Jac kct~.:d bull et s & pnm c rs Ml carh1 ne paratrooper: ~toLk a!'> ... ortnl hrtss cast: prep m.tchtne 12 ga Wad " &. hulls some kmvL: s FARM ~ QUIPMENT New Hnll md 485 h 1y t>uJC Massey Ferguson 1560 rou nd baler Nc\1. H o lland 6R ... qu Ire haler Nev. H o ll and rakt: John D~;crt gr un dnll tqrm wagon lno bed) pull t)pc hay tc tJd cr O h ver tra1ler s!i.,:kk bar tno\l.~.:r lor parts 16 It h av clc\ator hay hook/forklkm l e blw.lc pull l )pc 7 fl brush hog b lie l11tcr ::.shu\ e) cult tvator mo\1. board plow Sha vc 1 post dnwr pulley~ trauor t.:h mts lop hnk s dehorners 16 stanc hwn s su~giC' t ree~ l op~r~ bl acbmuh tongs polato f01k t: nstl agc fnrk cham boom-. IIWWIIlf! sly the drum w/40 gal D1osd otl ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Eureka Spool Cabmet \<Xce llent co ndttton ) Seth Tho m as wa ll clock Gt.::lllHHl) K day w.tll d ock Mugnuvux lloor rad1o Step Btck c.tblllt! t w/g.las" doors pntnlll Vc step h.tck cupboard oak n tl v. dl cahmel p untu.l ll,u wall c.:ah mct oak w1s h st and w/to'.l.d tiar 11.:1 cart New H lllllt.:: tr~.:tdk sc\\ln£ mat:htr~ Mt!»ston Oak hook .,.ht:ll 1 old quilt" o tk h 1~h he tJ bo.n d hcd tron hcd ~ smglc SJX>OI b~ds 1940 s dr~::sM.:r & chcsl nf dra\\ t:J!'> oak WJ 11 nurror utk dresser w/nurror oak 1, dr.:t\\t.::r dr~sscr oak dn; s~cr w/11urro r !'.mall 2 d rawer cabmd co mmode chat.r. !oldtn g g tmc t 1hl ~.: hall t ab lr: o:tk drop leaf l abk round lamp tah le 2 oval lr.tmed pnnt s large f ramed pnnl ltghted fr amt::d pnnt l atge om tte wIl l tm rror oak pre ss har.:k rockmg dmr ch1ld s rock mg chmr Cn 1l War hooks I arl!C reproductt on o f M1chael Angc ln P1c11 tramcd pn nt W~:t ght y Matt er !'. cast tron <.:otfce gnnrJcr v.ood butt~:r mold assortm~.:nt nf sl emwart: loi s o t ol d dtshcs sc \crtl h.md pmnted howls El!k tea set W cdgwood Chm3 Shakespcan.: Country Pl at~.: s H a\ Jllat•d f hma Monticello Steuben\ Jllc sci ul t.:hma Bav,m a d1sh ~.:s cu t glass plClcS dcprcsston assorted glassv.ar~.: German hcer sler ns gra mte po ts/puns 2 ox yok t:" udcr pre ss nnlk sL'p tr.tlor IHUt.:ms steamer trunk s \.l.ood block planes wood rake 2 kcroscn~ htt£gv hghts cream can Penn hang m g 'iL:a lc ~ dmncr pa1l cast 1ron ka kcuk tractor st:Jt license (\late co llection (1910 t 974 oxcc pt \941} 4 Hummel pi ues I Sta1 Tn:k Truuhle w nh Tnbbl es some cookhook' HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS rocker red mcr step end & coffee tab les P1unecr & Sylvama steren system s Ph11l tps VCR portahle TV 2 smg le beds hlnnde d~~k cl eclnl: scwmg machme assortc:d cha1rs bar stool s mJsccllaneous dtshcs pols pans and small kttchen apph ances bookshelves bmocu l ar~ porch swmg chandch cr floor ltghts lois of cannmg Jars and pther 1tcms Alan K. Haley Auctioneer Professional Auction Service auger dnlls ehtscl s R1pd ptpe wrench atr compre ssor grease guns ptpe vt sc CrJfl sman router nn sta nd w/jtg new Craftsman I 0 table !'>aw Se trs ]tg saw D eWalt rec 1 p~a1mg saw B & D drHI 18 gallon " hop \3C ladder Jack sledge hammer 2 man nosscut ~aw block & ladle Lhatn hmst l og t.:hams lots of m1~ellanc:ous bolts nul$ ere r eel mower btrd hou ... e miscellaneous yar:J and g.trdcn hand too ls 50 o;heels red hbcrglass s1d m g 6 f1 long 100 lt roll ruh~nzcd cable r o ll of perforated 4 n ex1ble p1pc 90 fl underground cah le gas heater and other ucm s Farm • Estate • Household Business • Real Estate 7 40-645-2571 TERMS Cash o r checlr: w/poslltvc I 0 No Cre'<:ttt Cards Chcc.:h uvt:r S!OOO mu!'lt hav~: bank aulhonLtfu1n ol lunds t\atlahlc I O<ld "'111 he avatlablc Nm re sponsibl e f or loss or aCt:ldt:nts OWNER, Hanna Walsh Realtor w1th Evans-Moore Realty SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE Galhpohs , OH AUCTIONEER John l'alnck "Pal' Shendan Member Oh1o Auctioneer Assoc1at1on Joe Moore Apprent1ce Auct1oneer l1 censed & Bonded m Oh1n & W\i - Member of Ohm & Nattonal Auct10nt'er's Assoc iation \pp renllce \LJchoneer Kerr} Shuidan Boyd F.ma1l ShamrockA u chon @aol cmb \\o EB shnn1nxk auchon.~t com "w" PH 7411-592-43111 or 800-419,9t22 3 bedroom Trailer In Letart Ta ra Townhouse all $350 month $250 deposit Apartments Very Spacious (304}882 2858 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 1/2 .,..--.,.-----~ Bath Adult Pool & Baby Available September 1st Pool Patio Stan $385/Mo Lease Plus 2BD wl new carpet A!C No Pets lronl porch Security Depos1t Requ ired 12x24 5300/mth $300/depos t 1740}3l;7 7086 Rutland area M ke 1740)742 2595 Tw1n ArVers Tower s accept : - - . , - - , . - - - - - - tng applrcatrons for wartrng Beau1rfut nver Ylew n ltst lor Hud subs zed 1 br Kanauga Ideal for 1 2 pee apartment call 675 6679 No pets please EHO pte Applrcat ons berng taken Upstairs apartment 2 bed Ca 1(740}441 0181 , :---':-,---,-,---- room Slave refrrgerator • for rent m New Haven water trash rncruded newly remodeled 3 bedroo[Tl Depos t requtred rent $300 ; mob tte nome ale tully rur (740)446 7620 (740)441 • nlshed rncludes drshwash 9872 ' er w/d micro & TV cable • hookups rn all bed rooms all SI•\U ; uhhtres pard 1ncludlng cable n.lR lbN'I , $115 each per week l~n 2 renters $100 each per week Downtown Oltrce Space 5 • lor 3 entars (330)336 5708 room surte $650/mo 1 room : or 330 464 9424 off ce $225.1mo 2 room surte $250/mo Securrly J Mobile Home tn New Haven depos I equ red You pay : $330/rnonth $300/depos t utrhtres All spaces very nrce ' (30 4)882 1107 Ele11ator Call (740)446 3644 tor apporn1men1 Mobrle nome lot for rent ne)(t to Method rs1 Cllurch n For Lease OfiiC8 or relarf ,... t<anauga spaces rn very good condr , 24 ~~:;32 3 slall garage lor tron Downtown Gallrpolrs 1 ren1 (740)446 4782 Approx 1600 sq It each 1 or 2 ba ths Lease pr ce MARThlENni negotrab e to encourage I"OR REN"t new bu s ness Call (740)44 6 4425 or (740)446 1 and 2 bedroom apart 393l; ments tur n shed and unfur .n shed secunty depos rt P 1me Commercral Space at requrred no pets 740 992 Spnng Valley Plaza 3 000 2218 sq It Call (740)446 3481 F--"":':----., • NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Pipe Rebar For Concrete Angle Channel Flat Bar Stee l Grating For Drains Driveways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday Tuesday Wednesday & Friday Bam 4 30pm Closed Thursday Saturda)l & Sunday (740)44&-7300 .r 2 Bd Apt available rn Mrddleport No pels 5300 00 Call 888 514 0192 HUD approved 2 bedroom apt on SA 160 'f'ulty remodeled cenfral a•r ' washer/dryer hookup stove r & relrrgeralor rncluded $460/mo (740)4 4 1 0194 I (740)441 1184 : ~2-b-ed-r-oo_m_a-pl_oo_S_R-~ -­ Brand New Central arr :ilove & refngeralor rnclud ' ed washer/dryer hookup $700/mo (740)44 1 0194 (740)441 1184 2 bedroom 1 bath water paid $350 month $350 &ecurrty deposrt Call (740}446 34a1 : - : - : : - - - -- - - 2 BR washer dryer hookup neat pump/.A.C 1 BRcabn heat pump also storage building (740)286 • 2240or(740)441 0117 4 room ba1h WID hookup Porter/ Kanauga Area • Water sewe t ash pa1d References (740)367 7015 (740)367 7746 : 661 Th rd Ga llpo rs 2 bed w room unlurnrshed no pets Deposrt & rent $300 Leave , message (740)245 9595 • Apartment ~ lor rent 1 bed room located 1205 OhiO St P Pleasant $300/mon th • water sewage tncluded (304)675 6668 Block br ck sewer prpes wrndows nte s etc Claude Wrnters R o Grande OH Ca I 740 245 5121 DAVIDSON METAL ROOFING 18 Colors 30yr warranty rn wrltrng Professional Instal alton Free Estimates 740 596 2909 t Downtown 2 Bedroom AJC No Pets References Depos 1 {740)446-01 39 Furnrshe d upstarrs 3 rooms : & bath Clean ref 8. dep reqUited No pets (740)446 1519 Gracrous I vrng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at Vrtlage Manm and Rrvers de Apartments rn M ddleport From $295 S444 Ca I 740 ' 992 5064 Equal Hous ng • Opportunrt es Immacu late apartment : Walk ng d stan ce to URG , Recently remodeled 2B A new prrva1e deck 5400/mo (614)595 n73 or 800-798 4686 r 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager 7 passenger a r good cond 1ron no rust well ma nlenanced (740)256 6647 1998 Dodge Grand Ca avan ES V-lhrte Tan leather quad seals rear AJC New lrres loaded $6100 OBO (7 40)441 0135 LtVFli11XK One male Pygmy goat 2000 Chevy Astra Van 6ly1 (buck) black wrth small (;nod Cond ton New T res amount of wh tf:l ('all S5 200 OBO (304)576·2934 _Q'401_441 1590 1 Mih1 *ii!h 1111!1 40 MutURCYCt !'S/ 4 WI1Eil I:I<S $500 Demon stralron Bonus Let us demo a John Deere Z Trak or X Senes All Wheel S1eer on your lawn and ecerve an e~~:;t ra $500 off ou al eady d scounled pr ces Lrmrted t me offe Carmtehae Equrpmenl Inc condjt on (304)895 3825 CASENO 05DR096 LEGAL NOTICE To Mary E Uribe Counly Courl IJ<H i' & MUIUI<,'; IUR SAil th.1nk C\ er) one and til the chlll chcs 111 OhiO Me1,;s Co Galli 1Co Jackson Co West V u g tnra md surroundm g CUU illi i;:'S ! 01 all ,\lld 1.: :J.rd .,. ~ u igt:tJ 2001 Jayco Destgner Serres 27RKS 61h Wheel Lots of $21 000 accessor es (304)675 2246 2003 Coachman 24FT n Bath AC Furnace S eeps 5 $9 000 {304)675 1444 ..,11n u 1..., EXl \\ \llN(, '------· Ottc hlngfTrenching Servtce 4'14 Commercral 0 tch W1tch w th s ~~:; way blade 0 gg ng Depth up to 5 6 Gas Water Cable E eclrrc & Orarn Lrnes-(304)576 9005 Card of Thanks Metgs Industries Inc PO Box 307 • 1310 Real Eslate Real Estate Carleton Street Syracuse Oh1o 45779 (8) 25 26 28 29 30 • 31 (9} 1 In Memory Only $1 per Month! SITES AVAILABLE We sm le and tgree v...lth them as we hold back our tears It sct:ms so s.tdl v dzlfc1cnt smct.: )O U WC il t dWU)' bu t WC knm\ we II he togeth~.:1 tg lin on e glonnus d ty Jerry A. Powell B/29/04 thanks to Shelly Payne granddaughter for her mrles dnven and extra t rm'e spent w1th her We were honored to have Alfred Holley Larry Drfhon Wayne Hamson and the Srss on Family to help comfort us wrth words and song and Elizabeth Chapel Church for the meal and fac1t1ty provrded for letlowshrp The staff at Holzer Sen 1or Care blessed us w1th th err care support and tears shed lor our mother/grandmother Thank You May each at you forever remembe r her walk wtth the Lord A great Prayer Warr or has been called home God Bless You• The Dillion Family Workers for grow1ng BLOOD DRIVE been canceled busmess Monday, August New 3 Bedroom 2Bath I 11 tc r~~:tl lll ll ol 11 & 664 (740) 385-2434 Luc'' " M F 9 7 Sat ') f1 Clo>c d Announcements Announcements Attentmn job seekers and employers! 1 he lri-County Employment and Traimng System of Lawrence, Jackson and Galha counties are one-stop employment centers committed to the complete assistance of hoth job seekers and local emplo}ers GALLI A COUN I\ WORK OPPORl UNII \ CENlER FULL HALLMARK Oh10 R1ver Plaza Gallipolis Oh1o Fall/Labor Day Sale 50% to 75% off Selecl<!d merchandise Bnng th1s ad 1n and get an add111onal 10% off on sale 1tems 29 HMC French 500 Room For more mformal1on or to schedule a ltme, call . 4~6-5171 . Seren1ty House serves vtct1ms of domestic VIOlence call 446-6752 or \fmrday F rrda\. 7 O() am 111 4 30 pm (740) 4./6 l222 JACK SON COUNT\' ONE- S lOP Mor~dm 1ue,day lhundav & fnda) II! .J UJ pm 8 ()0 am Wed11e~dm 7 00 am In 'i JO pm (7411) !X6 ./IX/ I ~\\ RENCE COUNT\ \\ORKI ORI F IJE\ El OP\1F NT RESOLRCECE:'>IIFR \lmrda\ f rrda\ ~ II(} am w -1 Wpm 17-11!) H! IWI Scissorhappy 5 00 pm 1-800-942 -9577 Card of Thanks The lam ly of Rev Clance Drlhon would hke to thank everyone who sent cards food support and prayers dunng our g reat toss A specral for September 5th has ' Director I year ago today you left us you wt/1 11ever be forgotrell Sadly tms,ed by wife, cluldreu, grattdc/uldrett & great gralldcluldreu BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondrl10nal hfe11me guar antee Local rele rences fur nrshed Eslablrsl ed 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 0670 Rogers Basement Waterproolr ng ' Execuhve (BIDS) June 9, 1921- Aug 18 2001 Expenenced P1zza Shop Sell Send sealed bids to oK0,.~0~-A:o Fam1ly Reun1on schedule Por Rent or 3 Bedroom Home 1n Rodney V1llage Great purchase pnce of $63,000 F1rrn ' 740 446 4543 lndustnes .9loAed cf. Hom IMI"KO\'t MINi' (740) on Seplamber 9 2005 al 11 00 am at Metgs In UJVtllg Memory of our Dad a11d H11sband 03 Jayco Eag e 3411 frflh whee 12ft sl deou1 many extras (740)339-02 18 or (740)367 7252 see at 4132 Addrson Prke REMNANT SALE 12x7-$25 MOLLOHAN CARPETS 446-7444 Dnve A Lillie Save A Loll B1ds open In Memory Hmu.~ am - 6681 be 3/3/28 In Memory CENTER Rto Grande Commun1ty Fest1val Sal Aug 271h , 5-10 HOG ROAST LIVE MUSIC INFLATABLE FUN HOUSE DUNKING TANK un I fwnk Ytm (had B olllll !I CM II'ER~& 11 00 I dotn g gtt.::at HOLZER MEDICAL J1manett1's P1zza Buckeye H1lls Ad ,, A1o Grande 99~ Ulltf j rH lid \ p r.tVt.TS dunng my rct.:ent HELP WANTED Apply 1n person only 740 Will l 0\ 1/Hf /\ Ill/~ \t. d /J\ wu1 /mmh thc 1r conct.:rn s DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. FRI. The Labor Day Hunnel 1 ht:aJ t I abo want to 1993 Yamaha 500 '€ seater Wave Ru nner &' tra er Overall great cqnd rt on Askmg $1 000 OBO Cal (740)446 6861 or (1"40)645 7636 - li vehicle dunng normal bus1 ness hours call 1 how Jont:l y tt ts wtthou t you hc1~ !hank Dr Kcll) Roush lor heanng problem " 11 h 111) he trt 10 ts cond1t1on To 1nspect Our lncnds tell t" I "ould ltke to 1989 Stratos Bass Boat 16 Foot 70 H p Jonnson Motor w th power 1111 and tnm New troll ng moto $3 700 Call after 5 00 PM (304)675 7382 rlD lnduslrles reserves the right to reJect any attd all btds or sell to the highest btdder tndtvldually wh1ch ever brings the highest return to Me1gs Industries Inc Vehicle wilt be sold as Card of Thanks Twtn D&D Carbon Frber S lp on Exhaust lor CBR 600 RR light tmted wrnd screen $750 00 080 fo r both 740 742 t01 1 Mo1UR lilt .tboH St.:mltng dov.n 11\ U lllll urt and tl ! 1ts v.arllll iH! lnv~.: Honda Aecon exc cond $1 700 ca 1 (304)675 8714 . ._ __:._ _;__ _ __ 2000 Kra Sephra 4 door automatrc 27mpg 72 000 mrles good cond ton $800 """ M=-:t tANF.OUS n brakes filters trres belts Mf R<liANDISE For Sale etc tuneup Make e~~:;cellen t 1968 Motor home 18 car tor colleg e Ask ng 55 Gal Aquanum wlacces F250 $1200 t 966 $4700 OBO (740)441 9378 sores match ng stand Plymoutn Aehant Wagon 99 Grand Am SE 2 door arge Frsh Albrno Frog all AC Auto Red $2900 for $175 (304)8 82 3236 I \H\1 \I 1'1'1 II '-o (740)441 9054 .\ t 1\I".J()( 1\. Blonde Wooden Water Bed l5 TRUt:KS Queen size E•cellent ' FOR S\tE Condt!IOn S150 00 Call F\RM 74o 949 2607 ..__..iiEQiliutiil'!liiliiiNiiiitr-rl 1954 Dodge Tru ck flat head DP Ultra GYMPAC complete 0% Financing fo up lo 36 6 cyl nder good motor werght I ftrng workout cenler months on John Deere & lransmrss on $850 Cal $180 OBO musl go Compact and 5000 Senes evenrngs (740)2 56 8856 {740)44 1 0135 Tractors wrth John Deere 1993 Red Chevy C3500 6 5 Cred t approval Check them E~~:;tr a long Twm Bed Qual ty D•ese Dully Turbo Mattress great tor 1al per ou1! CarmiChae Eqwpment Extended Cab 2WD XM Inc (740)446 2412 son $200 (304)882 2494 Rad o PW/ PL Aulo $7 000 1996 Black Chevy S 10 Gravey8179KT Rder 17 For Sate lift char (740)992 E~~:;tended Cab Auto HP 52 Mower and Grader 5949 Blade S1 750 Power K.rng PW/PL Runmng Boa rds For Sale 6~~:; 12 tra er wrth new t 6 HP Grader Blade 4X4 $5 000 1304)S93 5070 ramp treated wood used Plow Mower $1 500 Satoh 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V6 approJ 6 t mes S750 I rm 2cyl D esal Pow D1sk Automat c 2 Whee l Drtve 1740}245 9034 Mow ng Mach ne Grader 72 000 m les (304)593 1614 Blade $1950 may trade JET 1304}576 2667 AERATION MOTORS Aepa red New & Aebu It In JD 6600 drese combrne Stock Call Ron Evans 1 w/4 row corn head Ready 80()..537 9528 lor I eld $5 000 (740)384 1997 Ford Expedrhon XLT new brakes & rota s 5127 Plahnum 4 plugs ba1tery Large Pnnt Western Sel or John Deere 10ft No T•l Dnll plug vmes alternator Rent Carmtchael (740)367 7427 (740)339 Trade (304)675 5516 after tor Equrpment (740)446 2412 5pm 0428 o E u.: h ntght we ~ce tht.: st Lr shtnmg up 2005 back Suzukr Boulevard CSO 1 300 mrles Many extras L ke newt $6 900 1740}446 3431 1ggg Ford Tauru s powe w ndows power locks $2600 (740}446-0425 N 2B7KB31Z9TK118410 V-8 wllh wheelchair (740) 592·6656 Fax (8) (9)4 11 18 ' 25(10) BULLETIN BOARD . of 2002 HD Soflall Deuce 28 many e~~:;tras ncludrng wrde 2 trre chrome Py1hon Prpes 7 000 m tes (7 40)446 2815 r Metgs lnduslrlea Incorporated will be accepllng bids lor lhe following vehicle 1996 Dodge Van Serial Meigs Defendant 1980 Harley FlT 5 Speed grounds 1ha1 lhe par Rubb er Mo10nl Custom ties have been sepaw Road K ng Convers on rated for over one $9 000 or otfer (304)675 year A Response to 4975 such Complaint must 1992 Ha rley Davtdson U tra be llled wllhln 28 Classrc w/match ng Trarler days & many Extras $12 900 Respectfully Submitted by 080 (304}458 1886 Frank A Lavelle Esq 1995 Yamaha Cruser 1100 Attorney for Jerry L V twrn Yellow Unbe gold/w/maroon tnm Lots of Reg No 0010195 chrome $3 600 Or g nal LAVELLE LAW owner (740)446 1662 OFFICES L PA 8 North Court Street 2000 Honda XR10DA d rt Second Floor brke exce ll ent cond 1on Posl 011\ce Box 661 runs great FMF p pe Athens Ohto 45701 $1200 Call 1740}388 9996 0661 e\18ntngs (740) 593·3347 8 81 i H~ ~;~! IN THE MEIGS COUN· TY COURT OF COM· MON PLEAS POMEROY OHIO Jerry L Uribe Plalnllll Vs Mary E Uribe Common Pleas on the 01 Pqnt ac Grand AM 5 5 AKC Mlnr Dachsl'lund Speed AC good Gas Pupp es Black & ta n short Mileage Looks Sharp leave Message P rvale Mobrle Home Space harred $4 900 (740)44 1 8241 or n Centenary Close to 1304}895 3299 or 1740}446 1304}675 7998 Green School (740)446 1292 4053 6 Blue Heeler pupp1es lull 1965 Mustang Faatback b ooded but no pape s Rangoon Red exterror black. $100 (740)446 3333 or stop rnterror 6 cycle 3 speed a r cond I ontng radro good by Feed Stop Gallrpolrs HOUSEHOt D drrver Rust free AZ ca Gooo; AKC AHAA Reg Beagle Pr ce $1900000 Hrlls puppres trr colored first Automotrve Class c Car shots and wormed $100 Restoratron & Parts Inc 1304}675 3508 29670 Bashan Road Rae ne Oh o 45771 Phone Golden Retr aver AKC Appliance 740 949 2217 Websrte Pupp es 1st Shots & www hrllsresto com Wormed Mother/ Father on Warehouse pram ses $250 each 1986 Ford Mustang V6 (740}643 0013 Automat c Farr Condrhon rn Henderson WV Pre $500 080 1740)386 0481 owned appllcanes stortrnn at AKC M nature Pinscher lf $75 & up all under warranty Ta Is Dock Dew Claws 1~90 Chevy Lumrna 3 1 L 4 we do serv ce work on all Ready September 1st Dr alum num wheels good 1 runn ng car 167 000 mrles Make and Models (304)675 740)388 8788 $140000 080 740742 _799_•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AKC Registered lam Boxer 7 months old lawn color 1011 Mollohan Carp et 202 Clark and has had all shots 1990 Ford Taurus d Chapel Road Po tar Oho $20000 7409921812 or condtlron runs great ~~ ° OBO {740)446 7444 1 877 830 416 5410 Work car $500 9162 Free Est mates Easy (740}645 0205 f nanc ng 90 days same as Doberman Pups Black & cash Vrsa / Master Card Ta n 2 Female 2 Males no 1994 Chrysler LHS Runs Dnve a Itt e save alot papers Parents on premrs Great $1500 (740)256 as 1st shots & wormed 6002 Thompsons App ranee & $250 (304)675 8196 aile Reparr 675 7388 For sale 1997 Honda Crv c 109 000 500 re cond toned automat c m All er market acces washers & dryers efrlgera Prt Bull Puppres for sa e Full sorres 38+ mpg Clean tors gas and electrr c Blooded No Papers $150 black/black Call (740)44 1 ranges a r cond Ironers and each {740)388 8901 or 9865 w rnger washers Wilt do (740}3l;8 6596 1999 Chevy Metro 4 d 4 epa rs on maJor brands n cyl 76 000 m les $3 000 F11urrs & shop or at your home OBO 'o reasonable offer VEGt:rABIJo:<i refused must sen Call ArmQUES Cannrng toma1oes lor Sale (740)441 071 2 u Public Notice Please take not1ce that Jerry L Unbe has 02 Har ey Davrdson U tra flied a Complaint for Classrc low m es excellent Divorce m Me1gs 10 wk old Labs Regrste red $75 each Call (304)675 2503 or (740)247 2117 i "'iii~----., CONVENIENTLY LOCAT ED & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse apartm ents : and/or small houses FOR RENT Call (740)441 11 11 for apptrca!IOn & nformatron 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee $3000 OBO Call 1740}286 8523 after 6pm POLE BUILDINGS Any Style Any Srze Custom Burl! to 111 you r needs FREE Estrmates 740 596 2909 r Very niCe' $4 00 you prck Buy or sell Riverine $5 po we prck(by order ) Jrm 1 Apt tor Rent Beech Street An trques 1124 East Main 0 Brren Farm Letart Fa ts : Mrddleport One Bedroom on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 Ohro 740 247 2113 fu rmshed utrhttes pard ref 992 2526 Russ Moore S erences 740 992 0165 ~wner FoR \L£ • BEAUTIFUL APART ' MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON • ESTATES 52 Westwood Drtve from $344 to $442 Walk to shop & movtes Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opport umty 1984 Chevy P ckup 4~~:;4 engme and transm ss on good body rough S1200 (740}446 ~615 John DHre Commercial Workaltt Product• Compacl E~~:;cavators/Sk.ld Steers/Tractor Loader Backhoe In stock Ci"1eck out our renta rates Great lrnancrng ava•lable Carmrchaal Equrpmen1 nc (740)446 ..2412 Steel Bulldtngs Annua Summer End Clearance Trade/Farm Show Su plus Repos Canceled Orders Fre ghl Damaged No Reasonable olfer Refused Your ProStar T.ra ler Dealer Call Now IE!r avarlable srzesl Carmichael Equrpment Inc {740)44 6 2412 1 800 222 6335 e)lt 1558 ·---------------- Auclton TOOLS & MISCELLANE"OUS harness nylon drtvmg harn.s• <tn g lc w ork harness bndle & blinders ~aL:k hox Bulk Stcmcr saddle rOOLS \ar.t ous hanJ tooh dnll btt s d1es nuts and boll\ uo..,~cul SaY. wooden loolbmt mcL:hatmt IIJOI hox & tool~ 1 400 PSI OO•Ner \\ tshrr ... rep ladder y md tool s l awn ~cede r Fcatherlnc w ee d eater lawn fumlture ga~ gnll Crafl sman 42 6 speed 14 5 lawn tra ctor and more' MOBILE HoMFS. IUR RENT no pets rn Gallrpofrs 3 bedroom mobrte home tor (740)446 1409 or (740)446 rent rn lhe country 2003 1740)256 6574 o n J:nlnw Road turn on Woolen Road HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. sutle~ r M~~~!f:s Auction Farm Equipment Dispersal and Consignment Auction \(Hllh acro~s Hockmg Rtvcr Bndge rum on R ock Run Road to hal t mtl e to pa \ tll on ""--...iitiiioiiiiii.._.l. Small 2 Bd House 4 m les from Tuppers Pans on 681 West Ideal lor 1 or 2 per sons K !chen appliances washer/dryer hook. up arge yard & storage shed No rns de pels Non smoker 1 Veer lease $400 00 a M plus $400 00 deposit and utlht es Available Sept 1st 740 985 3604 DIREC nONS From ~o uth tor 1 m1 lt:!» to Hock mgport take Rr 124 i MOIIIlli HOM!:S FOR Rmr Attenllont $400 (30~)675 5540 or Local company offerrng NO (304)675 4024 ask tor DOWN PAYMENT' pro Nancy Homestead Realty grams tor you to buy your Broker home rnstead ol rentrng 100% hnancrng Less than perfect credrt accepted ' Payment could be the same as rent Auction Mortgage Locators (740}3l;7 0000 Rt 111/7 to Rt 62 1Youba R1dge Road) tum All real estate adver1rs ng In til ls newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Houarng Act of 1968 which makes lt lllegalto adverltse any preference limitation or dlacrtmtnat•on ba&ed on race color rei gton aeJ familial status or nahonlill or1gln or any lnlent on to make any such preference llmltat on or discrimination HOL5!:s mRRFM' House tor Rent Pt Pleasant Large Anttque & Household Sale SaiUrday September 3, 2005 Old Gl01y Auc11on Serv1ces of Middleport Ohio Auction e 6unbap G:tlltd -6mdnel • Page 05 Sunda~August28,2005 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • pt. Pleasant, WV Topes Weekly Spec1al Small metal table or plant stand mosa1c top Reg ular pnce $52 00 Now $1 8 00 Wh1te blue or green MetalliC Gold 2000 Chrysler 300M 51k m1les loaded $11 750 2000 Grand Cherokee Laredo 50k m1les Blue Ox base plate and wmng for lOWing $11 300 740-245-5468 Beauty Salon would like to announce the arnval of Heidi Hill We Will be havmg an open house on Saturday September 1Oth from 1 0 2 Everyone 1s welcome to stop 1n to welcome He 1d1 back to the areal Call to schedule an appo1ntment1 760 1st Ave Gall1polis 446-3747 �,. Sunda~August28,2005 . ~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV New Orleans flees, ·. braces, prajrs as· Scholarship awarded,Aa HOLZER CLINIC \. monstrous Hurricane . Katrina bears down, A6 Bringing you the latest Healthcare News ·Meigs 911 proposal modeled after Vmton County's SPORTS. POLYMYALGIA RHEUMATICA (PMR) . • Cleveland blasts Blue Jays. See Page ·B1 BY BRIAN ch:lra·cteriz·ed by muscle soreanns, hips and in adults over the age of 50. a period of days to weeks. is worse in the morning and of inactivity: Activities involving raisto or above the shoulqer levels or and thigh muscles arc ditli cu lt , such as, jacket, brushin g the teeth. ·combing the hair, getting out of bed or getti ng up from a low cha ir. Most of the time people cons ider this part of aging process and do not seck medica l attention. Due to widespread aching and absence of typical swoll en Joints i! is sometimes difficult to diagnose clinical.ly. A simple blood test forinflapunation in the appropriate clinical settin g is a ll that is required to diagnose it, and quick response to steroids confinns the diagnosis. It is an inf1ammatory condition , certaj nl y treatable and po te ntially curable. Although soreness and stillness ts usually felt in REED POMEROY Meigs County ·Commissioners' proposal to charge telephone customers a line fee for 911 service is not the avenue a board-appointed 9i I committee recommended, but is modeled instead after another small county's system. Earlier .thi s year, the Meigs County 911 Committee recommended a half-percent sales tax to finance a 911 the muscles. but inflammation is not in the mus-' ·. cles . It is a form of arthritis and affects the bursae (or sacs) around shou lder and hip j oints, and pain in the arms and thighs comes from the nearby joints. It is not transm itted from one to the,other. A Rheumatologist is a sp'ecialist in musculoskeletl!l disorders and arthri ti s and can make a proper diagnosis, whil e ruling out other s imilar conditi·ons, and manage Jong-tenn steroid s to minimize the .. s ide effects, while contro Hin g the sym ptoms with Treatmen t is usually wi th low dose stero ids such as ·lowest dose of stero.ids. predn isone I 0 to 15 mg a day. Usual arthritrs medicines such as Tylenol. Ibuprofen or Naproxcn are not helpful. Typically. patients get a dramatic improvement in their symptom s within a couple of days, som etimes even with first dose. Treatment can make a big difference in the life style and fun ctionality of the affected individuals. Although treatment is simpl e and predn isone is probably one of cheapest prescription drug ava ilable, treatment is usually of long duration, lasting from month s to years. Most of the patients arc ex pec ted to taper o.ff prednisone from 6 months a year, although some patients do require treatment with very lose dose ste roids for 2-3 years or so metimes even longer. Long-term steroids should not be taken without medicai supervision, due to their potential harmful effects. J. 8REED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM emergency dispatch service, to operate from a new $350.000 building, with 1014 di spatchers and a full-time director paid $36,000. The sales tax would ·generate approximately $500,000 per year for the 911 service, according to the committee's estimate. · The co mmiss ioners, instead, are proposing a 50cent per-line charge for all local te lephone customers, excluding wireless customers. That ptoposal , which will go before Meigs County voters · generated from a te lephone in November, would generate line charge. Commissioner approximately $40,000 per Mick Davenport .said year, based on 7,000 land Thursday the Vinton County telephone 'lines. · system operates on less than Comm issioners said they Meigs County will generate based their decision to seek from its telephone line the phone line fee, in ·part, on charge, because of the lower the apparent success of popul ation there. Vinton County in operating a In a repon to commission9,11 system from the sheriff's ers this spring, the 9 11 comdepa rtment there , usin g a mittee commissio ners part-time director who also appointed to exami ne the works as a deputy sheriff. The requirements of implementVinton County system also ing the service . and the operates solely on revenue options for paying for it said Whos got school spirit? vve do! ' A new Endennologie machine i:; now at the main cli nic in · Gallipolis, Ohio . This n1achinc helps loosen and ,rp >·nm >P Cellul ite from your skin lay-, to help give your ' sk in ·a tig hter, less pati en ts think it is like wrinkled, dimpled a dee p massage, and appearance, especially we play relaxation in the thighs, mus1c so you can ' abdome n and buttock · really fee l pampered. area:;. We can a lso . Ca ll 740-446-5225 for treat arms and neck an appo intment today! with the sma ller attac hm ents. Most of our cndennolog ic - needs. From her princ ipal's fund Ha wk provides her stJ.Jdents POMEROY - As most with a free student planner to parents know by now, send- help them keep trac k of and ing their kids back to school organ ize their assignments. can put a serious strain on the From her principal's fund fa mily budget. Ku csma rccemly purchased Bes ides clothing and acade mic ac hievement school supplies, parent s also medals for her students that open thei r wallets for school passed state ac hievement and fees throughout the year that profic iency tests last spring. help pay for a variety of conHaw k's students are not · suma ble material s like athlct· charged for their workbooks · ic, art and lab supplies, work· however, nor are anv students books, alid computer. discs. at the cl~ mentary- thro ugh Southern Ele menta ry eighth grade leve l in the charges a $20 classroo m fee Meigs Local Sc hool District for each student to cover the according to Superintendent expense of workbooks and William Buckley. other consumable materials. ''W.e charge no fees at all." "The ·workbooks are Meigs Intermediate School expensive but are' onl y a part Principal Rusty Bookman of what student fees cover, · said. "Students pay zero f<Jr although these fees in no way textbooks and workbook ~ and begin to cov'er the miscella- they ~e t a free breakfast on neous items that the school top of that to encourage them provides," Southern Local to eat and start off on the rig ht Schools Supe-rintendent foot each day." . The state of Ohio does not Robert Grueser said. "Ours (classroom fee ) has not permii a district to charge for increased in sr ile of increased textbooks although they can costs. " "' charge for workbooks. Southern Elementary Eastern Local Sc hools Princi pal Micke y Kucsma Superintendent Rick Edwards said that the fee is charged to said that hi., district has not keep the children from doing charged students for workfundrai sing throughout the books since the district conyear for those workbooks and so lidated eight years ago and items Grueser referred to. does not charge for them at Meigs Middle School any level. elementary or secPdncipal Mary Hawk said ondary. that her school .holds Eastern Elementary fundrai sers in place of student Principal Jody Howard said fees to help with the costs of th at some of her students pay field trips to places like the the following school fee s: $3 Columbus Zoo, COS I or the for an an fee. $3 for a weekly Di scovery reader fee, $1 for a ,computer Avampato Museum, and to bring in lab fee. The $7 ·is paid per stumotivational speakers. dent per year. The fees vary "Those things cost money. by grade and use of mate rial especially with the way gas and some grade s don't have prices are ri sing," Hawk said. the fees. ·:1 wish we didn 't ~ave to do "Basically that's fo r confundratsers but that s JUSt part su mable materia ls li ke art · supplies and computer disks:·· of it." In fact a big part of public school education is providing for more student s with more Please see Cost. AS OBITuARIES . Page AS · • Vernon Ward Mitchell • Douglass Ross Roush • Iraq finishes new constittution but without Sunni approval in setback to U.S. efforts. See PageA2 • Transfers posted. See Page A3 • Parkersburg arts and crafts festival upcoming. .See Page A3 • Community Calendar. SeePageA3 • SEC lawyer critiques Petro's handling of investment warnings. SeePage AS • Faculty union approves contract on eve of classes. SeePage AS • Poll shows Ohioans split on whether Taft should resign. SeePage AS • Judg~ says Somali man's statements likely will be admissible. SeePage AS Introducing WEATHER Non-Scalpel Vasectomy is a safe and elfective method of contraception, The no-scalpel vasectomy technique was developed in hopes of redueing some of the postoperative symproms relaled to the standard incision. Some studies have suggested that the no-scalpel technique is quicker and has fewer complications than the standard incision technique. The rising cost of sending kids back to school BY BETH SEROENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSEN TINEL.COM INSIDE Advanced Treatments in Endermologie are Now Available the sales tax is ·.. the only foreseeable way the commiuee has found to fund and continue tO . Qperate a COUnt y•Wide E91 1 system." · · 'The 9 11 commiuee recommends the creation of a new. separate agency to run 91 1... Other counties in the area. includ ing At hens. Gallia and Hocking counties. finance their 9 11 service through a sales · tax for that purp<>se. Meigs Count y is one of on ly five counties in the state without a 911 dispatching service. . . With footba ll season having begun over the weekend for · ail three district schools. scenes like ·\his one from Southern High School's rece nt pep rally are once again fa mil iar sights. Above: Here students proudly display the "spirit stick " after screaming the loudest and showing the most spirit in the gymnasium before the ir footba ll game. Right: During the pep rally, not only footbail players were recognized · but students in c ross-co un~ try, golf, volleyball, cheerleading and the band who played the 1970's classic "Free Ride " under the direction of Band Director Chad Dodson who is pictured per~ form ing with his students. Sentinel microwave winner • Beth Sergenl/photos f·_' The No scalpel vasectomy technique is now being offered by Holzer Clinic Urologists: C~ong M. Dotallo on Poco A& Kim, MP and Nicolette Jones, MD Deadline looming for loan applications INDEX SEcnoNs - 12 Calendars 2 Classifieds HOLZER CLI~IC r,,, A-It ·c /i<. a/ c ·/ft. "!ICC:.,_, I c>c-.:.1! . .. C..~uiJI"'!- A:3 B3-4 Comics 8s ,Dear Abby A:3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As ~ Everywhere . . PAGPS Sports Weather B Section A6 © .:1005 Ohlu Valley Publishing Co. POMEROY Small. non-farm, agriculture-dependent businesses and ag ricul ture cooperatives located in several Southeastern Ohio countie s including Meigs and Gallia are being reminded by the U.S . Small Business Adm ini stration (S BA ) that time is running out for them to apply for federal disaster loans. The deadline is Sept. 12. The disaster declaration was made to help fanns recover from damages and losses to crops caused by excessive rain and tlooding that occurred Sept . 8-26, 2004. According to a relea se from the SBA, el igible small businesses may qualify for loans of up to· $1.5 m1lhon at 2.9 percent interest rate wil h loan terms up to 30 years. Eligibi lity for the program is based on the size and type of bu siness and it fina ncial resources. Lo)ln amo unts and term are set by the S BA and are based upon each appl icant's financ ial conl'lition. It was pointed ou1 that under the disaster declaration, SBA cannot pro vide loans to agricu lture produc- ers nor to non-agricu lt ure dependent businesses. "SBA-can help these small businesses overcome their econmnic injuries by offering . these working capital loans, but the ·help can't S\an Charlene Hoefllch/ photo until they apply." said hA Melissa Mullins of 112 Maple Place. Pomeroy. was the winner of Acting Di saster ~ rea a microwave oven from The Daily Sentinel awarded in a drawing Direc10r Frank Skaggs. from those registering at the newspaper's booth in the commer- · He sa id interested business ciai building during the Me1gs County Farr. Here she accepts her owners should contact SBA g1ft from Jason Patterson. The Sentinel's circulation district man.by ca llin g 1-800-359-2227 ager. Winners of cartoon umbrel las in the drawing were Janet F. for more inforn1ation and to obtain a loan . applica tion. Hill, Racine; Rose Prunty, Syracuse; Opal Wigal . Middleport: Gary Information is also on Jhe Knopp, no address: Ronald E. Hensley. Pomeroy: Jean Wright, SBA's website at Pomeroy: Sam Hawley. Rac1ne; Julie Tillis. Rutland; Tonya Balser, 'Pomeroy, and Lorre Hili, Long Bottom. w,ww.sba .gov/disaster. . ' •f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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