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DYa.DIIGI: Jeff Smoker, Michigan State . . . . . . 261.15 John Navarre, Michigan . . . . . . . . 156.23 Kyle Orton, Purdue . . . . . . . . . . 111.92 Jim Sorgl, Wisconsin . . . . . .... . 187.58 Craig Krenzet Ohio State . .... .. 185.45 Asad Abdul-Khaliq, Minnesota . ... . 184.69 Matt LoVecchio, Indiana .. . .· . ... 161.64 Nathan Chandler, Iowa , . . . . . . . 156. 92 Brett Basanez, Northwestern . . . . . 147.38 Zack Mi\\s, Penn State . . . . . . . . . 140.40 Michael Robinson. Penn State .. . .. 81.09 Matt Schabert, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . 36.75 ..... 151.1,3 149.13 140.15 113.15 108.64 186.75 168.08 164.13 161.00 151.80 128.77 11 7.09 Jason Wright, Northwestern (6) . . . . . 9.69 Chris Perry, Michigan (15) .... ... . 9.13 Ben Jones, Purdue (11) .. . .. ... .. 8.54 Nate Kaeding, Iowa (27) . . . • . . . . . . 8.15 Dave Rayner, Michigan State (28) .... 8.08 Marion Baiber m, Minnesota (32) . ' ' ' 7.85 Rhys Lloyd, Minnesota (35) .. . ... , 7. 77 Brayton Edwards, Michigan (67) . . . . . 6.61 Mike llugent, Ohio State (67) . . . . . . 6.62 Lee Evans, Wisconsin (92) ... . . . . . 6.00 Jerod Vo~ Purdue (91) . . . . . . . . . 6.00 . Garrett Rivas, Michigan ... .... ·. . 5.91 John Gockman, \\linois . . . . . . . . . . 5.25 &#ISO I . Jim Leonhanl, Wisconsin (8) . . . . . .. 0.54 .. WI jovon Johnson, Iowa (22) . . . . . . .. Bryan Heinz. Northwestern (40) . . • . . Justin Isom, Minnesota (44) . . . . . .. Alan Zemaitis, Penn State (50) .... : . Stuart Schweigart, Purdue (61 ) . . . . . Manin Ward, Northwestern (61.) . . . . . YaacovYisrael. Penn State (97) . . . . . Eli Ward, Minnesota ... . . . . . . . . . Jasen Hannon, Michigan State .. .. .. Dustin For, 'Ohio Stlte .. .. . . . . . . Chris Gamble, Ohio State . . . . . .... 0.46 0.38 0.36 0.33 0.31 0.31 0.15 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13 I '8T"'W I sa. !late Kaeding, Iowa . ... ... .... 0.951 Mite Nugent. Ohio State .... . . . . Ben Jones. Purdue . . . . . . . . . . . Rhys Uoyd, Minnesota . . . . . . . . . Dave Rayner; Miehigan State : 1:;,..· •. Garrett Rival, Miehigan . . . . . . . .. . Brian Hultman, Northwestern . ... .. Bryan Robertmn, Indiana ... ... .. John Gockman, \\linoil . - . .. ' " .• Robbu! Gollld. Penn state • . . . . . . . • Scott campbelL w~IISin . . . . . . . I , I &1&8 o.m 0.444 . Bl'llldon fields, Miehigan State (2) . . . .... BJ. Sondo, Ohio State (21) •..... Brent Slaton, Purdue (35) . • . . . . . Je'omy Kapinos, Penn State (44) . . . . David Bradley. Iowa (55) ••••.•.. Tyeon IIUttie, Indiana (56) .•• ' • " ' R.J. IIOIM, Wisconsin (59) .•... ; . Adlm Finley, Miehigan (73) ••.... Brian Huffman, Northwettem (75) ... Stm Wutherford, \\linois (10) 0.842 0.833 0.778 0.759 0.750 0.714 0.667 0.636 46.42 44.46 43.33 42.35 41.91 40.89 40.78 40.66 40.00 39.89 ' · · ntustration by Bruce Plante o 2ob4 East takes to .the air W hile the Big to West depends on the traditional rushing offen se, the East is all about taking it to the air . And with · top quarterbacks John Navarre, Craig Krenzei and Jeff Smoker gone, it' s time for the new stars to step forward . Michigan· s wide reCei..,ers aTe as good as those of many professional teams. With the big-play ability of Bray ion Edwards, Steve Breaston and Jason Avant, new quanerback Matt Gutierrez, a product ofCalifomia 's De La Salle High School. has all the tools to be a star. Ohio State's Justin Zwick and Michigan State's Drew Stanton. will have a more difficult time in their first season at the helm . Veterans"Kyle Onon (Pu rdue)~ Zack Mills (Penn State) and Matt LoVecchio (Indiana) make the Big Ten Easl one of the most dangerous·passing regions in the country. Rogers, LT MikeOtto, SS Bernard Pollard, K Ben Jones . • Key Losses: WR John Standeford, WR Anthony Chambers , FS Stuart Schweigart, LB Landon Johnson, LB Niko Koutouvides, DE Shaun Phillips, DT Craig Terrill , LBGilben Gardner, OT Kelly Butler, C Nick Hardwick. • Prediction: 7-4 (5-3). Purdue's sophisticated passi ng offense was built for strongarmed veteran like Kyle Onon. He will finally make it out of a Drew Brees' shadow this season. • Key: The linebackers . Graduation diminished the group, , making way for freshman Stanford Keglar, sophomore George Hall and junior Bobby lwuchukwu. Hall should head the unit . which has little experience but plenty of talent . Michigan State Spartans Sept.4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Rutgers . Sept. 11 . , . , , . . . . . • Central Mic)ugan Sept. 18 .. .. .. .. .. .. . Notre Dame Sept. 15 : ... , .. . ..... . atlndiana Oct. 2 . • , . , •.. , .•• .. .•. atlowa Oct.9 . .. ,. ,., , . . . . . . .. illinois Oct. 16 ... . .• • . . . . . . . . Minnesota Oct.30 . . . . .. , . • . . . . . atMichigan Nov. [J .. • • • • • • • : . . • • . Ohio State Nov. 13 . . . . . . . . • • • . . . .Wisconsin 'Nov. 20 ... . . . . . . . . . . at Penn State Dec. 4 . . . . . . , . , . ... , . . at Hawaii Purdue IIIOih BWII'RM WII.DGA'rl INSIDE Sept. 25 , .. . .• . .. , , , . at ,Minnesota Oct. 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Ohio State Oct. 9 . .. , .... , . . . . . . .. Indiana Oct. 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Wisconsin Oct. 30 .. .. , .. .. . .. .. .. Purdue Nov. 6 ..... . . . . . . . . . at Penn State Nov. 13 . . . • • . ... . . . . . at Michigan Nov. 20 • . . . . . . , . , ... ... Olin~~ Nov.27 ... , .. , . . . . . . . . atHawau • Meigs Health Services Clinic offers a variety of services to women. SeePageA2 • Ohio allows for license to carry concealed weapons. \. ' .' SeePageA3 • Southern Local hires new teachers. SeePageA3 WEATHER 2 SECDONS - Classifieds Comics . .A3 B3-4 Bs A3 Editorials Places to go A4 A6 Sports ,. B1 A2 ~ Oblo Volley Pbbusbing Co• PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL • EUT •e111111 • rtzma~o • 992-3381 . . . _. res1gns .as special deputy · BY BRIAN I ' REED know she should have been sending a representative to the meeting s. · While Middleport's notices have been sent to Iannarelli. Pomeroy's have been sent to Village Administrator Jolm Anderson . . Byer said Anderson attended an original meeting when the county first received grant money to pay for the plan, but then missed the first two meetings when the plan was actually being prepared.· · Pomeroy Councilwoman Ruth Spaun expressed concern about the missed meetings at this week's session of village council , and the risk that the village could become ineligible for grant funds. POMEROY Racine Village Mars))al Curtis D. Jones has resigned as a special sheriff's deputy but will c_ontinue to serve. in his capacity as a village police officer. Jones, in a letter to Sheriff Ralph Trussell, dated Wednesday, resig ned hi s commission ·as a special depu ty. citi ng alleged threats made to him by Deputy Scott Trussell. and iss ues relating to the use of a sheriff 's department radio freq uency and Jones' use of village unit numbers on the sheriff' s departm ent frequency.lnterviewed Wednesday. Deputy Tru>Sell denied physica ll y lhre.aten ing Jones at any time. but said he did threaten to remove Jones from the sheriff's dispatching area duri ng a heated disc ussion relating 10 the use of those vi llage unit numbers on the sheri ff's radio frequency. Jones said Wednesday he had been using his own series of unit numbers to identify his officers and patrol cars for over a year, and that the numbering system assigned by Sheriff Trussell did not allow for the identification of all officers on his force. Since Syracu se has gotten a new police cruiser. the chief,lhere . Kevin. Dugan. al'o decided to use the Racine four-digit call numbers. Jones said. Deputy Tru sse ll said the sheriff has also asked those vi ll age departmen ts to use only sheriff-assig ned· unit numbers when thev used the county's frequency. According to · Deputy Trussell. the county sheriff has also asked Jones and offi. cers from other village jursidictions to limit cert.ain radio traffic on the sheriff's Please see Meetinp, A5 Please see Jones, A5 Chad DOdson and Katie Reed portray characters Frank Butler and Annie Oakley in the River City Players production of the Irving Berlin musical , · Annie Get Your Gun. " (Beth Sergent/ photo) NEWS@MYt:)AILYSENTtNEL.COM POMEROY • Officials from both Pomeroy and Middleport say their villages will l!e represented at the n~xt · . meeting of a group prepanng Metgs County's emergency mitigation plan. Meetings in July and Augusi went without any representation from eith'er villa¥e. ~· h s just kind of ludicrous that we're trying to put together a plan for the county and we're not getting participation from the villages," said Robert E. Byer, dir'ector of the Meigs County Emergency Management Agency. If Pomeroy and Middleport were. to fail complelely to participate in the county plan, the villages would become ineligible to receive federal and state mitigalion funds. . Middleport. Mayor Sandy Iannarelli said the missed meetings were her responsibility, and said she would call Byer lo apologize. . · ''I'm sorry thai it's my fault th at I didn't send anybody, because I believe in whal they are doing." Iannarelli said. " If I am not at the next meeting. somebody will be." lannarelli planned oil attending the meetings herself. but said she had family obi igations for the first meeting, and attending a different meeting in Marietta on the second. She said she did not lnspiratton Comes Standard --.Power See J;ff Lux~ry ~ Handling All New ear Wheel Drive Vehicle •1,000 R._EBATE 740-446.0842 OR ' J. •BREE D@MYDAtLYSENTtNEL.COM BY TIM MAlONEY 12 PAGES · Dear Abby ' • ·Pomeroy, Middleport say they'll make up for missed meetings · INDEX Calendars POMEROY -. What happens when the fastest gun in the West meets the fastest gun in the West? A rip-roaring rivalry that brings folk s by droves to watch them battle for top billing in "Annie · Get Your Gun." The. popular musical will be performed next month by nearly 50 cast members in Meigs County 's R.iver City Players . Performances are at 7 p.m. on Sept. 4, and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. o.n Sept. 5 .at Meigs Elementary School on Ohio I 24 in Rutland. pl.ot The musi cal's revolves around Annie Oakley, played by Katie Reed, an illiterdte hillbilly with a knack for shQoting guns. Persuaded to join the traveling Wild West Show of Buffalo Bill , played by Gary Walker. she soon falls hopeless ly in love with Frank Butler (Chad Dodson), the show's featured .shooling ace. When Frank is pitted against the sharp shooting skills of Annie, he meets his match, but · when Annie eclipses Frank as the show's main attraction, she realizes she'll have to make some hard choices if she wants to win the man she loves. Some familiar songs in the show are , "Doin' What Comes Naturally,'' "There's No Business Like Show PlnH see Annie, A5 Detallo on . . . A2 Weather UFE • BONDS·• MOBILE HOMES • HOSPir•l RATION time for the past len. That's when the abandoned mine began to leak. Hundreds of times, Rou ~h has had lo get everything up Off the floo r before it rdined, and then clean up a muddy mess afterward. This past weekend, it rained hard again, and muddy water ran through Roush's busi ness, again. Thi s time, he just let it go. · " l never even cleaned it up," he said. "I' ve cleaned it · so many times. " . Again and again, storms have interrupted Roush's work schedule. " If I have a tractor torn down , and I get word that Maiden and Jenkins. a contractor out of Nelsonville: began work we're going to have a thun- last week on a project to correct 1m abandoned mine leak and derstorm, then I'd better start resulting slip behind Gravely's Tractor Sales in Pomeroy. Shown here , foreman Fred Edwards of Nelsonville looks on as driver Please see Ends~ AS · Todd Fouts. of Trimb le uproots a tree. (Tim Maloney/photo) BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAtLYSENTtNEL.COM Sept.1 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... atTCll Sept. 11 • • • , . , , . . . • • Arisona State Sept. 18 . . . .. , .. . . . . . ... Kansas FARM • HOME • BUSINESS NEWS@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM thousand cubic yards of dirt, repl ace . it with rip rap, and run a six-inc h drainage line into a catch basin, which will ·empty into the storm sewer. They are the same contracting tirm which did the work on the Lewis landsl ide site behind . the Meigs High School football stad ium. After startin g work on Aug . 20, the four-man crew was busy earlier this week dearing th e hill side of trees. Depending on the weather, the job should take 30 days. said Charlie Smith, who was working at the site. Roush may never watch the . Weather Channel again. ''I' ll just let it rain," he said. Roush has owned and operated the business for the past 26 years, and has had a rough River City Players to perform 'Annie Get Your Gun' Jones Sept. 4 . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . Toledo Sept. 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Utinois State Sept. 18 . , . ·, , . . . . . at Colorado State Sept. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . Northwestern Oct. 1 , .. , : , , , ·... . ... Pen~ State Oct. 9 . . . . • • . • • . .•.. at Michigan Oct. 16 .. . . . . . . . . . at Michigan State Oct. 13 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . illinois Oct. 30., .. . . . . . . . . . . . at Indiana Nov. 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Wisconsin Nov. 13 , . . . . . .. .. .... ... Iowa among ' BY TIM MALONEY ' MJJIIIfUO'I'A OOI.DIIII GOJioBIAI • Head Coach: John L. Smith (I 18--65). • 2003 Record: 8-5 (5'3 Big 10). • ICey Returnees: WR Agim Shabaj, TE Eric • Head Coach: Lloyd Carr (86-26). • . 2003 Record: 10-3. Knott , LB Ronald Stanley , LB Seth Mitchell , DE Clifford Dukes, overall (7-1 Big lO). • Key Returnees: WR Braylon_Edwards, FS Jason Harmon , SS Eric Smith, LT Stefon Wheeler. WR Kyle WR Steve Breaston, WR Jason Avant , CB Marl in Jackson , G , Brown . • Key Losses: QB Jeff Smoker, G Paul Harker, G Joe David Baas. TE Tim Massaquoi, DE LaMarr Woodley, LB Pierre OBIO I'IA'R . .CDIU Tate, DT Matthias Askew. • Prediction: 6-5 (3-5). Woods , SS Emest Shazor. • Key Losses: QB John Navarre , RB Sept. 4 . . . . . . . . . . ••... Cincinnati Drew Stanton will take over the offense with a questionable Sept. 11 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Marshall "Chris Perry, OT Tony Pape, C Dave Pearson. DT Gmnt -Bowman, knee, after blowing out his ACL in the Alamo Bowl on special Sept. 18 . . . . .... . . . . .at N.C. State DT Norman Heuer, LB Carl Diggs , CB Jeremy LeSueur, DE teams. If he isn't ready, veteran Damon Dowdell or youngster Oct. 2 . , . . • . . . . . . . .at Northwestern Larry Stevens. • Prediction: tl-0 (8 -0) . Stephen Reaves will be ready to take over. Oct: 9 . . . . • .. .. , . . . . . •Wisconsin The offen se, including the remainder of an.excellentoffensive Oct. 16 .. . • • . . . . . . . . . . ·.at Iowa a Key: Defensive line. Greg Taplin graduated and Matthias . Oct. 23 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .Indiana line. gets all the hype. but it's the defen se that will bring Michigan Askew left early ,leaving a void on a line that reached the Oct. 30 .. . . . . . . . . ·. .. .. Penn State to the Promised Land . Marlin Jackson moves back to his natural . quarterback plenty last season ... . JUCO transfers and teammates Nov. 6 . , ... . . . . . . .at Michigan State cornerback position across from Markus Curry, with Ernest Nov. 13 . . . . . . . . • . . •.. .at Purdue Domata Peko and Daniel Zynn will be forced ihto action early Shazor watching their backs. Much-hyped recruits Gabe Watson Nov. 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michigan with John L. Smith 's rotation . and LaMarr Woodley will finally get their chances to shine on the W S'rA'R lllftABY UOIIII defensive line. And the linebackers , including Pierre Woods, Scott Penn State Nittany Lions Sept. 4 .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. ..Alcron McClintock. and Lawrence Reid, can hold their own. . Sept. 11 . . . . . . . . . . .at Boston College • Head Coach: Joe Paterno (339-109-3). • 2003 Record: 3-9 Sept. 18 ... .. ... . ... Central Florida . • Key: Matt Gutierrez. If the quarterback ·can put the ball (I -7 Big 10). a Key Returnees: QB Zack Mills, QBIWR Sept. 25 ... ·. . . . . . . . . .at Wisconsin -somewhere near his receivers. they will make all the plays. John oct. 2 .. .. .. .. .. ; .. .at Minnesota Michael Robinson , RB Austin Sam ; OT Levi Brown, CB Alan Nav~ was never a fan favorite at Michigan, but Gutierrez could Oct. 9 . .. .•••. . ,; . : ....... Purdue, · Zemaitis , DE Tamba Hali. DE Derek Wake, LB Paul Posluszny. Oct.23 . . . . • . . . . . . . . . ... .Iowa be a player the Big House can embrace. a Key Losses: WR Tony Johnson , FB Sean McHugh , LB Gino Oct.30 . . . . . • . . . ....at Ohio State Capone, CB Rich Gardner, LB Deryck Toles , S Yaacov Yisrae l. NoV. 6 ... .• .. •••. . .. Northwestern Ohio State Buckeyes llov. ll . . . . .. ... . ..... at Indiana • Prediction: 4-7 (2-6). • Head Coach: Jim Tressel (32-7). • 2003 Record: 11 -2(6-2 Nov. 20 . . . . . . . . • . . . Miehigan State Zack Mills and Michael Robinson will ooce again share snaps, , Big 10). • ICey Returnees: LB AJ . Hawk , CB Dustin Fox , K FUADRND&P'URU hbping to bring veteriln coach Joe PaternO back to glory. Mike Nugent, WR Santonio Holmes, FS Nate Salley , RB Lydell ' Sept. 5 . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . .SyracuH • ICey: Get the backfield back. The Nittany Lions were unable Sept. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bai\State Ross. • Key Losses: QB Craig Krenzel, CB Chris Gamble. DE Sept.2~ ....•.· . • . . . ....atnlinois · last year to fill the void in the backfield left by the 2003 · Will Smith, DT Tiin Anderson, DT Darrion Scott, P BJ . Sander, Oct.2 , , . , , . . , • . .... atNotreDame graduation of RB larry Johnson. Austin Scott and Michael LB Roben Reynolds, WR Michael Jenkins, OT Shane Olivea, C · Oct. 9 .. . .. .. .. .. . ..at Penn State Robinson will be used plenty in an effon to stnmglhcn the attack. Oct. 16 .•. , . , ...•.••. •Wisconsin · Alex Stepanovich. • Prediction: 9-2 (6-2) . Oct. 23 , . . .• .. • • . . . . . . .Miehigan With a new quarterback (Justin Zwick) , a new secondary, many Indiana Hoosiers · Oct. 30 . . . • . . • • • • . .at Northwestern new receivers and a new defensive line , the Buckeyes are the Nov.fi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . atlowa • Bead Coach: Gerry DiNardo (57-67-1): • 2003 Record: 2-10 biggest question mark in the league. But with additions like top Nov. 13 ... . . . . . . . . . . ', . Ohio State (1-7 Big 10). a ley RlturiiHI: QB Matt LoVecchio, RB Nov. 20 . . •.. ... .. . . . . . . •Indiana recruit Ted Ginn (DB), they have the talent to once again be one Benlarws Gr=I-Eilis, WR Courtney Roby, DE Victor Adeyanju, of the league's top !earns. WUCONIDf . .CIDS DT Jodie C!emons. DE Kenny Kendal: LB Kyle Killion, SS Sept.~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C.ntratnoridl • ICey: The success of the defensive line. With three top draft Herana-Daze Jones. • X.,. Loll. .: WR Glenn Johnson , RB SeJit,ll ,, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. UIILV picks gone from a line that shut down all running last season , the , Sept. IS ...•. • ...•..••.•. atAriJona Brian Lewis , CB Duane Stone. • Pndlctio11: 2-9 (0..8). newcomers have big shoes to fill . Redshirt sophomore DT QuiM Sept. M • , , .•..•..••....• Penn Stoll One &ood sign from last seasOn was the play of the running Pitcock will be the hinge that _the line swings on. Oct. 2 . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 1l1inoll backs, with Bcnlarws ORen-Ellis becoming a re,spected name Oct.i ........ , .•. . .... atOIW>Stato Boilenuaken O<t.. l6 . . . • . •.• ••.•.. ... • atl'ludua Big 10 rushet\. · O<t. 2l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Horthnstem a Btad Coach: Joe Tiller (94-62- 1). ti 2003ltcord: 9-4 (6-2 . • ICey: Matt LoVecchio. The tiansfer from Notre Dame was. lfov. 6 •••••••••••• 1•• ••• • MlnniiOtl Big 10). • ICey llttmllftl: QB Kyle Orton, WRTaylor . disappOinting in his first season as a Hoosier, but Indiana will be s... ll .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Jlldtlpn Stl1t llc>1'. 20 ..' . . . . . . . . " . . . . . .. "Iowa Stubblefield, WR Ray Williams, RB lerod Void. CB Antwuan counting on him to improve. Michigan Wolverines "" " · "" 'l.o i l~ " ·" t ' "d ·'" "' llll ' l('ill\, _ \l 't,l Sl :! h . :! OU..j POMEROY Manning Rou sh stood in side hi s Condor Street business this week, smiling at the sound ot: a chainsaw running out back. It meant. his decade-long nightmare had fi nally come to an end. The chainsaw belongs to a Nelso nville contractor who has been hired by the state to repair the slip behind Roush's Gravely Tractor Sales. An abandoned mine about halfway· up the hill has been seeping water, and causing the top soil to shift. Every time it has rained, the hillside has slipped a little more. The contractor, Maiden and Jenkins, will remove several . MICIIIOM l'rllft . .Ail'rMI • ~------------- • Rallying around Bryan . See Page 81 . :1 Beginning·of project ends nightmare for business owner MJCIIIGAN WOI.VIIUNII:I ~ E- ~~;_~ ~ ,..,,.,_,.,.l'f#f!ff,.. I • \ol. :; ..j . '\o. Sept. 4 . • . . . . . . . . • . , . Miami (Ohio) Sept. II •. . . . • , . •• . . atNotreDame Sept. 18 .. , .. , , . , . . San Diego State Sept. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... Iowa Oct. 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . atlndiana Oct' 9 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Minnesota Oct. 16 . . .. , .. , , , ..... at ·fllinois Oct. ll . . . . , .... .. .... at Purdue Oct. 30 ... , . , . . . . . . Michi~an State Nov. 13 .. .. . . . . . . ... Nort western Nov. 10 , . , • , . . . . . . . . at Ohio State RaDiUGYADUE Jeff Smoker, Michigan State (27) ... John Navarre, Michigan (28) . .... Kyle Orton, Putdue (36) ... . . .. . Asad Abdu\-Khatiq, Minnesota (48) .. Craig Krenzel, Ohio State (51) . .... Jim Sorgf. Wisconsirt (65) . ... . .. Nathan Chandler, Iowa (75) . . . . . . · Brett Basanez, Northwestern (77) . . . Matt LoVecchill,lndiana (BO) . . . . . Zack Mills, Penn State (92) . .. ... Chris Perry, Michigan . . . . . . . .. Michael Robinson, Penn State . . . . . 1· '\l S • SPORTS Sept. 4 .. .. .. , .. .. .. , Kent State Sept. II . , , , , .. , ... ... Iowa State Sept. 18 . . . , . . . . . . . at Anzona State Sept. 15 .. , ..... . . . . . at Michigan Oct.2 .. . . . . . . , ... . Michigan State Oct. 16 . , ·, , , , , , , ... . .. Ohio State Oct.13 , .. , , , . . . . . .. atPennState Oct. 30 ... . . , .. . ·.. : ... at \\linois Nov, 6 . , , , , . . ... . . . . . . . Putdue Nov. 13 ... . . . . . . . ... at Minnesota Nov. 20 , •. . , .. , .. .... . Wisconsin 'NCI YAIIDJIGI: 'fOIMWIEWW .) II( IOWA IIAWIC&YU Chris Perry, Michigan (6) . . . . . . . 128.77 Jason Wright. Northwestern (2 1) ... 106.77 · Fred Russet\, Iowa (25 ) . . . . . . . . 104.23 Marion Barber ill, Minnesota (37) . .. 92.00 Laurence Maroney, Minnesota (44) . . . 86.23 BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Indiana (56) ·.. 78.17 · Jerod Void, Purdue (68) . . . . . . ' .. 73.23 Dwayne Smith, Wisconsin (82) . . . . . 65.91 'Lyde\\Ross, OhioState(86) .... •.. 63.54 E.B . Halsey, \\linois (98) . . . . . . . . 58.33 Noah Herron. Northwestern . . . . . . . 56.85 Jaren Hayes, Michi!jan State . . . . . . 50.75 93.31 88.46 87.54 75.75 64.33 64.13 64.15 61.61 59.20 53.13 49.92 45.'81 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Sept. 4 , .. • . . . . . . . . Central Michigan . Sept. 11 .. .. .. .. , .. .. . at Oregon Sept. 18 . . . . . . . . , , , .. at Kentucky Sept. 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . Michig an State . Oct. 2 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .Michigan 'Oct. 9 . . . , , , , , . ....at Norrhwestem Oct. 13 .... , . , , , ... .at Ohio State 1!<0\i Oct. 30 . . . . . .. · · · ' · · · .· ·Min "lin . Nov. 6 . . . . . . , , . . .. , .. .at \\ OIS Nov. 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Perin State Nov. 20 , , , ·, , , , . .. .. ... at Purdue Average per game (with NCAA rank where applicable) Lee Evans, Wisconsin (14) . .. .... John Standeford, Putdue (22) . . . . . Brayton Edwards, Michigan (23) ... . Jared Ellerson, Minnesota (48) . . . . . Jason Avant, Michigan (79) . . . . . . . Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue (81) .... Michael Jenkins, Ohio State (83) .... Aaron Hosack, Minnesota (86) . . . . . Kelvin Hayden, illinois (100) . . . . . . Agim Shabaj, Michigan State . . . . . . Brandon Williams, Wisconsin . ..•.. Courtney Roby, Indiana . . . . . ·.... Sept. 4 , .. , , , , , , , . , .. Florida A&M Sept. II' , • , , , , , , , , , .. . ... UCLA Sept. 18 . . . . . , ... . Western Michigan Sept.25 . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Putdue Oct. 2 . . . . . . . , . . . . . . at WlSconsm Oct. 9 , , , . .· .. , ... at Michigan State Oct. 16 . , , , , , , , , . , .... Michigan Oct. 23 ... •. . : ... . .. at Minnesota Oct. 30 . . . . . . . . . , .... .... Iowa Nov. 6 ; ... .. . . . . . . . . . . Indiana ' Nov. 20 . , , , , . . . . . . at Northwestern · IIIDIANA BOOIUU Seasoa Preview 2003 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS A Bobcats Po under the · lights to srmulated VMI game conditions, Bt ----- ,.- j - --· . �, • Page_A2 OHIO The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 26, 2.004 Meig~ Health Services Clinic offers a variety of services to women BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEl:co -NewsChannel Weather forecast THE AssoctATED PRESS Thursday... Panl y cloudy with a 40 percen t chance o f showers and thunder-. storms...Mainly in the afternoon. High s in the tnid 80~. South winds aro und I 0 mph. · Thursday nighLPartly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s, Light and variable wi nds. Friday... Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms... Mainly in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Light and variiible Sunday ... Mostly cloudy wi th a 40 percent chance or showers and thunderstorms . Highs in the lower 80s. Sunday night...Mostly cloudy with a 50 pel'cent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Monday .. .Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 80. Monday night...Parrly .cloudy. Lows around 60. Tuesday ... Partly cloudy, Highs around 80. Tuesday night ... Mostly clear. Lows around 60. winds ... Becoming sotlthwest around 10 mph in the afternoon. Friday nighL Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Lows in the upper 60s. Light and variable winds. Saturday:.. Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstonns in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Saturday night .. ,Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. Local Stocks ACI-32.30 AEP-32.36 Akzo- 33.to Ashland Inc.- 5t .30 BBT-39.73 BLI-t2.58 . Bob Evans - 25.t3 .BorgWarner- 45.32 City Holding - 31 .33 Champion - 3,77 Charming Shope - 7.04 Col- 36,t2 buPont - 42.50 DG-19.58 Federal Mogul - .22 Rocky Boots - 19.67 AD Shell- 49.88 Rockwell - 39.14 Sears ~ 39.20. SBC- 25.69 AT&T- 14.78 USB- 28.80 Wendy's - 34.97 Wai-Mart - 54.10 Worthington- t9.58 Dally &toct< reports are the 4 'p,m, closing quotes of the previous day's transactloni, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc, of Gallipolis. Gannett - 84.89 General Electric- 32.79 GKNLV --:- 4.20 .Harley Davidson - 61 .51 JPMorgan (formerly Bank One) 39.44 Kmart - 77.39 Kroger- 16.63 Ltd- 20.t7 NBC -27.99 Oak Hill Financial - 34.36 OVBC- 31 .498 Peoples- 25.92 Papaleo- 49.00 Premier - 8.95 ·sunday Times~Sentinel . . . ·' . " Subscribe ~Y ¥ 992-21p5 PAID ADVERTISEM ENT Unclaimed Vehicles To Be ·s et Free in Gallipolis Unc_laimed A11ction, repossessions, lease returns and other used vehicles to be let go Ill rock bottom prices; Five.days only at Norris Nonhup Chrysler Dodge Jeep By Todd Michaels unclaimed or other used veAulomotive Correspondent hide of their choice at ab GALLIPOLIS, OH - A so lute rock bottom prices . unique opportunity lakes This is a oncecin -a-lifetime place thi s week for con - event , . so adjust your sumers in the market for schedules and make room cream of the crop used ve- · for this five-day event " hicles. While unclaimed and reThis Wednesday, August possessed velricles are some 25th through Sunday, Au- of the most sought .after vegust 29th, Norris Northup . hicles in the used-car marChrysler Dodge Jeep- in ket today, they are also the cooperation with Fleet Liq- most difficult vehicles for uidato rs of America - is the public to come by, But. hosting what may be the as Mr. Northup said, "This greatest five-day sale in the ')lay be the only time these history ofOhiQ. Over 2 140 · vehicles will be offered to the · uncl aimed and other used public. We have' obtained vehiCles are being offered these vehicles with the intem directtothepublicatrock- ofpassingthegreat' savings ' on to, the customer."' bottom prices. Mike Northup of Norris Almost every type of veNorthup Chrysler Dodge hicle and price range will be Jeep stated, "For those in available, from luxury 4x4s tbe market for a great US!'d to basic transportation. car,' this will certainly be Many are even still under the best time to buy. For a warranty. $59 down payment• plus · •we ' vemade. it~asyfor tax, title & fees, then start you. We'll mark the pay: .making payments, custom- ments right on the winders can get into the quality - shield. Just pick your. ve- . hicl e and pick yo ur paymenL You won ' t ·rind a faster, easier way to purchase a great pre-owned car," stated Mr. Northup . Extra sales and finance staff will be on hand to assure · customers prompt, quality service and the best finance terms possible. Mr. Northup said, "We'll have over $3 .million in fi nancing available for this event, so chances are we cart arrange financing for just a_bout anyone who is employed." - "The Ohio bargain~hunt- ' ers dream come true happen s this Wednesda y through Sunday at Norris Northup Chrysler Dodge Jeep . Every unc !aimed, fleet and other used vehicle is just $59 then start making payments.• Customers may never see savings like this again ," said Mr. Northup, After the $59 Down Unclaimed Vehicle SuperSale POMEROY - Women in Meigs County no longer have to delay medical care because of financial concerns. The Women 's Health Services Clini c located in the Meigs County Health Department offers a variety of services to local residents regardless of age on a sliding fee sca le based on income . In simp le _terms, women can receive quality health care at extreme ly reasonable prices and no one is turned away. The Women's Health Clinic offers comprehe nsive annual gy necolog ical . exam inatio ns including pap smears. clinical breast exams, pelvic exams, pregnancy screen ings, STD testing and referrals as needed. Cl ients can also receive oral birth controL condoms or monthly Depo shots. All services require appointments for the two clinics offered each month . These appointment only clinics are serviced by Dr. Wilma Manstield, MD from Holzer Clinic and/or April Wells, RN, CNP from Albany Medicine. The remainder of this year's appointment schedule is as follows: Sept 9, Sept 16, Oct 13, Oct 21, Nov. 8. Nov. 12, Dec. 9, Dec. !5. Women's Health Service Nurse, Barbara Viyaklija has been on the job in Meigs County fo r the past six months. Since then. two disturbing trend s 'i n public health have received the bulk of Viyaklija 's attention: the uninsured/underinsured, and casual sex resulting in pregnancy and/or sex u~lly transmitted di seases (STD's). The uninsured ha ve no health . in surance while the underin sured have some heal th insurance but cannot afford their high deductibles thereby making their policies useless unless a medical catastrophe occurs. These financial constraints inierfere with preventative medicine by postponing clinical breast exams, pap smears and pelvic exams among other health screenings.. , Viyaklija has recently seen womeq over 60 who have delayed mammograms for nearly three years because their husbands . lost their insurance benefits. Mammograms are a valuable tool in tile early detection of breast cancer, If detected in the earliest stages, there is a 95 % survival ra:te for breast cancer which turns the wait of those three years into a potential death sentence. Early detection of any cancerous cells saves lives which is why most wpme11 should have a pap test every 3 years while others need to be examined more often. Pap tests such as those given at ' Jeep , 252 Upper River Rd. (740) 446..0842 First-wme, first served. No deal- allowed. ends at 5:00p.m. on Sunday, August 29th, many of these vehicles will be sent to auc. tion . Anyquestionscanbedireeled to (740) 446-0842 . Sec the box above for more infonnation , . required for credij approval. "'Example: "All olfers with approved aedil $59 plus ·tax, title & fees. Additional down payment may be 1999 Pontiac Grand Am, Safe Price $3174. $79/mo for 48 mos. @ 10.0% APR. $59 down payment, for a total of $59 down plus.tax, title and Total amount financed $3115 plus tax. Subject to crad~ approval & fenders final approval. ©2003 G&A Marketing, tnc. Unclaimed whicles refer to used vehicles currenUy without a binding offer. Man's collecting bug could be symptom of mental illnes~ Public 111eetings the home Joy Bentley, REEDSVILLE Members should bring an ·Descendants of Ernest Imboden Saturday, Aug. 28 arrangement and ideas for and Neva Imboden Grimm fami ly reunon at ·Forked Run DEAR ABBY: "Living PORTLAND _, The next year's program. State Park, Shelter House. Like a Hennit in Cal ifornia" Lebonan Township Trustees Saturday, Aug. 2~ complained . about her huswill meet at 7:30 p .. m. at the . POMEROY - The Meigs band 's unusual co llecting Portland Community Center. · County Soccer Association behavior. "He owns 24 cars," will , hold signups from I0 Monday, Aug. 30 she wrote. "None of them POMEROY _ Meigs' . a.m to 2 p,m, at the Pomeroy Thursday, Aug. 26 Dear run; they 'just sit and rot He County Veterans Service Village Hall, Syracu se Fire POMEROY Christian Abby Department, Rutl and Civic buys old airplanes altho~gh Com mi ssion, 9 a.m., 11 7 E. Cen ter, and Che , ter comedian Mike Warnke will · he doesn't know how to fly be speaking at the Common Memorial Dr. , Pomeroy. Community Center. Grounds Coffee Shop on and they, too, sit rusting away, Wednesday, Sept. 1 Sunday, Aug. 30 He also collects cardboard PAGEVILLE Scipio POMEROY - The OH- Main Street in Pomeroy at 7 boxes and anything in bulk ." Township Trustees will meet KAN Coi n Club will meet at p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27. DEAR ABBY: The letter You suggested she contact a at 6:30 p.m. at Pageville 7 p.m. on Aug. 30 at the from "L ivi ng Like a Hermit" lawyer and get her husband a had a familia r ring. My Town Hall. Pomeroy Library. Plans are psychiatric evaluation. being made for a coin display His hoarding sounds like neighbor exhibited simi lar Friday, Aug. 27 to be held 8:30a.m. to 4 p.m. obsessive-compulsive disor- behav ior and was diagnosed on. Sept. 3 at the · Peoples MIDDLEPORT - A free der to me . I have depression with maniG depression. When Ban ~ in Middleport. There dinner will be served at the and, during my worst times, I she was up, she collected; wip be free apprais?l of Middleport Church of ·c hrist ~ ave voraciou sly collected when she was down she withcoms. Family Life Center from 4:30 metal washers. I found · it drew from the worid. Roger Thursday, Aug. 26 to 6:30 p.m. Friday. • soothing to have something may be more than "eccenPOMEROY -Alpha Iota tric" ; he may suffer from a Masters Chapter 'Of Beta · to concentrate on besides my mental illness. - BEEN Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet Support Groups problell]§. The quality of my THERE IN TAMPA, FLA . at noon at the home of Carol Saturday, Aug. 28 collection was a substitute for DEAR BEEN THERE: McCullough and then go to MASON, W.Va. - The Thursday, Aug. 26 real accomplishment That may be true, but I am not Poi nt Pleasant for lunch at annu al Bai!ey reunion wi ll be POMEROY -· The Caring · The facf that "Living 's" qualified to di agnose him, the Red Parrot. . held at 4 p.m. at the park in and Sharing Support Group will · husband is also withdrawn DEAR ABBY: Tell that TUPPERS . PLAINS Mason, W Va. Family mem- meet at I p.m. in the conference leads me to suspect that he has woman to get off her duff. VFW 9053 will meet at the bers attending are asked to room at the Meigs County depression, OCD or a similar learn more about her hushall at 7 p.m. take potluck dishes and law n Multipurpose Senior Center. psychiatric problem. I got band'.s collection and then get SYRACUSE- Wildwood chai rs if desired. For more info contact Lenora help for mine, and I feel much on eBay 1 There are people Garden Club at 6:30 p.m. at Sunday, Aug. 29 Leifheit at 1-740-992-7400. ' better. Her husband might rebuilding old cars who have ----,-- - -- ------.---- - - -- - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - , - never .be nonnal, but .a good to order custom parts when place to stan wou-ld be sympa- · none are available . And · in thy, patience and a caring doc- California, the movie business tor, - OHIO HOARDER is always looking for props. DEAR OHIO: I advised One Studio rented my for"Living Like a Hermit in mer father-in-law 's car while California" to · consult a shooting a movie abqut the lawyer because she said her Kennedy assassination in husband had moved them out Dallas. They asked for. perof a house into a trailer and mission to paint the car black. had spent all their assets on He said , "S ure, as long as you Effective April 8, 2004, it carry a concealed weapon to: department along with: I, A photo ID taken within his "hobby," I agree that he paint it white again befo re became possible to apply for a police station ; a state, counmay be mentally ill. Read on: you return it'" And they did' a license to carry a concealed ty or federal correctional 30 days. . institution; an airport passen2. An original or photocopy weapon in the state of Ohio. Q: What; exactly, doe s the ger terminal; a school ; a cour- of a certificate of completion thouse; a public or private of the firearm safety class. law mean ? . A: The law allows an indi- college; a house of worship, a 3. Proof that you have read vidual to carry a handgun in a daycare center, any local , holster on his or her peson in state or federal government the Ohio pamphlet relating to STAFF REPORT 05 school year. The district plain sight It also permits the building, an. establishment use of deadly force, You also will pay $43,385 to Indiana person to keep '1. weapon that sells alcohol for con- must provide fingerprints, RACINE - The Southern Insurance, which has an which will be taken at the Local Board of Education · agent in Nelsonville. locked in a glove compartment sumption on the premises. or locked in a transport box in Q : What must I do to get a sheriff's department welcomed seven new teachDamon · Industries was plain sight The law also license to carry a concealed Q: How muc}l does it cost ers and made several prepara- awarded a contract to provide requires that, if a person is car- weapon? to get a license? tions for the beginning school custodial supplies. The rate A: First, you must comA: You . must pay a $45 year at its regular meeting will be $515 for the months rying a concealed weapon inside a motor vehicle, and if plete a 12-hour firearm safety application fee plus the cost of Tuesday evening, of September, October and Recognized were Rick November; and $1,575 effecthat person is stopped by a law class that includes two hours a federal criminal record backenforcement officer, 'the per- of actual firing range training ground check and thi: cost of Cooksey, who will teach sev- tive Jan, I, 2005, through son must immediately tell the. as well as a written and a · the firearm safety class. enth and eighth-grade sci- June 30, 2005. The rate for Q H 1 officer that he or she has a physical test before you can ence; Alan Crisp, high school December will be determined license to carry a concealed file an application. The class : ow ong must 1watt to health/physical education; by usage, , b b . get a license? high Superintendent Bob A: The sheriff must issue or Danny Dewhurst, weapon, and th at a weapon ts must e given y a hcensed school industrial arts; Keny Grueser is turning his salary in the vehicle. '"'instructor and approved by Q: Are there places where a the Ohio Attorney GeneraL deny your permit within 45 Drummer, elementary special as high school football coach person may not carry a conNext, you must get an days. If a pennit is issued, education; jJen Hagar, di s- over to the athletic departcealed weapon, even with a application from the county's you will receive a license, trict music; Clinton Spencer, ment. The ·board approved license? sheriff's department and sub- which you must carry with seventh and eighth-grade the transfer of $3,173 .22 A: Yes. The license does mit your completed applica- you whenever you possess a math; and Mark Swann, high from ·the general fund to the school social studies. athletic fund. not authorize an individual to tion to the county 's sheriff's concealed weapon. One new teacher was hired Several supplemental conat the meeting: Edgar Hamm tracts were approved: Debbie as seventh and eighth-grade Clay will be cheerleading science teacher. adv1ser, Kim Sayre will be The board also voted to ei.ghth-grade volleyball renew property, liability and coach, Lisa Woods will be · TORCH - Jane Eider group. the TOPS Circle of Hands fleet insurance for the 2004- seventh-grade volleyball Leade r Pat Snedden to encourage others. Light was recogized as the best loser and was presented a talked about the TOPS refreshments were served. every TOPS · meet s certificate .and fruit basel at rule s, Judy Dickens, Amy Roberta Tuesday evening at the an open house meeting of Hendrix , Taking Off Pounds Sensibly Henderson and Connie church with weigh-in at ALFRED - United Methodi st Church in mi s#2013 of Coolville, held at Rankin were in a before and 5:15 and the meeting at Women ·District sions. This is the church's Methodist the Torch Baptist Church. after parade . · Dottie Bond 6:30 p.m. Information is Frankie Hunnell had I35th year in missions. Officer Janet Thomas, TOPS and Doris Buchanan per- available from Pat Snedden the program, "Public Education Mary Jo Barringer opened coordinator, awarded .formed a skit The TOPS at 662-2633, in .Schools" from this year's the meeting with Thelma Connie Rankin with a Exchange Book and the School of Missions material giving the prayer Henderson medallion necklace for Exercise and Food Charts the Alfred UMW met when and all members in attenreaching the Century Club were discussed. recently at the church. dance reading the "UMW by keeping 100 pounds off Janet Thomas talked Purpose." Members reported Pastor Jane Beattie showed for a year. Rankin and about the fall rally to be making 62 friendship call s. a shon film · and displayed Roberta Henderson, the two held Oct 2 at Lancaster Janice Weber · wa' elected material on Cuba from the Keeping Off Pounds High SchooL The the me secretary in Manh a Poole 's School of Missions, The highSubscribe today • 992-2155 _Sensibly members, · told will be "County Fair." light was a map of the world absence . She had the Prayer The meeting closed with their success stories to ' the showing the United Calendar and members signed Clubs and organizations Women's Health Service Nu;se , Barbara Viyaklija. attends to the needs of the Women's Hea lth Clin ic located at the Meigs County Health Department The clinic offers affordable health .care for women of all ages. (Beth Sergentj photo) the Women 's Health Clinic "We ·ha ve an issue with detect cervical cance.r. Risk casual sex and the uninsured factors for cervical qncer and underinsured,'' said include multiple sexual part- Viyaklija. "Our cl inic is ·ners, becoming sexua ll y designed to do something active in early teen years, ~ibout both or them, " In add ition , the Women's smok ing, poor nutri tion and being · HIV po itive . Health Service Clinic also HIV/AIDS does occur in provides STD testin~ for men Meigs County and according and takes clients from surto the Ohio Department of roundings counties · such as Health website there have · Gallia and Mason. Clients been eight documented oases with insurance are welcome to . and two deaths in the county take advantage of the low cost · as of Dec. 2003. sen•ices anJ in these situaRega rding the issue of tions the Health Department casual sex resulting in teen can bill some insurance compregnancies and STD 's in panies as well as Medicaid. Viyaklija considers herself· Meigs . Count y, Viyaklija wants t\) obliterate the invin- an advocate for public health cible attitude of young people and chose the tield because, "I' who believe ''that wil l never wa nted to tell someone who happen to me." The Women's hadn't had a mammogram in Health Clinic are seeing girl s six years that they can ." . as young as 15 who· hJve To sc hedu le a mammocontracted Ch lamydia which gram or any other services is now the most prevalent offered . 'at the Women's STD in Meigs C.ounty. This Health Cli nic call 1-740:992outbreak is attributed in part 6626 and ask for Courtney to teens' misconception of . Sim, Assistant oral .sex being "safer sex .·- Administrative Director, Viyaklija's defines "safer Barbara Viyaklija, RN or sex" as remaining monoga- Sherry Weese, Director of mous to one, healthy partner, Nursing at the Meigs County and she defines ···safe sex." · Health Department. .Today in t~e Sentinel ... I . · Your pide to weekend entertainment in the Tri-State Reunions -ohio allows for license to carry concealed weapons ftre 11 Wheel Bolalion Front End Special Jllignmelil 117.1111 TOPS holds ·open house · The coach, and Kimberly Stevens wil be junior high cheerleading adviser. The following list of substi· tute teachers was . approved, pending completion of all requiremen~ for the position: Brian Allen, Peggy Bailey, Patrece Beegle; Mana . Blackwood, lise Burris,' Suzanne Cammarata, John Chilmonik, Bill Downie, Hubert Eason, Janles Essick, Stephanie Evans, Bill Francis, Vicki Griffin, Mary Hill, Steve Little, Ron Logan, Jessica · Marcum, · Allen · Midcap, Catherine Moon, Cindy Parker, Herbert Redman. Jessica Roach, Nathan Robinette, Kimberly Roush, Nancy Scarbrough, Lisa Schenkelberg, Kevin Sheppard, Evelyn Stanley, Susan Thoma, Shannon Thomas, Irvin Voltin, Janice Weller. Cmig Wehrung, Pamela White, Delores Wolfe . Mila WoodHnd Jessica Wright. a birthch!y card for Lucille Barton of Alaska. Beattie , Barringer and Mary Jo Buckley discussed their recent mission trip tq Henderson Settlement \11 Kentucky. Weber and Sarah CaldwelL hostes.ses, served refreshment~ to those named and Glady~ Spencer, Florence Ann Spencer, Osie Follrod and Rulli Brooks. TI1e next meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept 14. Invacare Venture HomeFill Patient Convenience Pack combines all the patient independence and '3-to-l cost savings realized with the HomeFill II deli very model with carefree z' ,.,. rt - 1r111111C Dear AbbY is · wrirten by Abigail Van Buren, also krwwn as Jeanne Phillips, and was fotmded by her mother, Paulin e Phillips. Write Dear Abb\' at www.DearAbb\'. com or .P.O. Box 69440. Los Angeles, CA 90069, . Presenting THE.COMPLETE Home Oxygen System 127.911 , . , Special -,'liZ NANCY IN HOUSTON DEAR NANCY: I love your idea ab9ut turning her · husband's "crlmpul sion" into an . income stream . They . could use the mone y. DEAR ABBY: "Living's" hu sband appears to have OCD. One of the manifestations of ocq can be "lving things for the sake of savin g them. And the tendency to avoid talkin g may pos,ibly be a symptom of an auti sm spectrum disorder. The' e two disord·ers can coexi st. I should know, as they run in our famil y. There are therapie' and med icati ons that can help him . Please urge "Living" to .educate herself about these disorders and try to get her husband evalua ted . NANETTE IN HAWTHORN E, NJ . . DEAR NANETTE: Thank you for suggesting it. An excellent place to stan would be NAMI, the Na1ional Alliance for the Mentally Ill , a grassroots, self-help organization that focuses on education, advocacy, research and supPOI1 for people with mental illness and their fami lies. It s Web site is: www.nami .org. - UMW discusses.missions. t:llllllllg .,.,., A - Southern ·Local hires new teachers Proud to 'be apart of . your life. · DAYS AND TIMES: Wednesday, Aug. 25 8am-7pm Thursday, Aug. 26 8am-7pm Friday, Aug. 27 -, 8am-7pm Saturday, Aug. 28 . 9am-7pm Sunday, Aug. 29 N6on-5pm Comm-unity Calendar Thursday, August26, 2004 Other events LOCATION: Norris Northup Chrysler Dodge BYTHE 'BEND PageA3 ' Church services $59 DOWN * UNCLAIM ED VEHICLE RELEASE INFORMATION: ers or The Daily Sentinel convenience and simpli~ity. Thecylinder requires no .batteries and no cumbersome connection tubes. Patients 'can quickly fill an ambulatory oxygen cylinder and go where they wanLwhen they want! 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Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General" Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the. free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government jor a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN I-tiSTORY Today is Thursday, Aug. 26, the 239th day of 2004, There are 127 days left in the yeai. Today 's Highlight in Hi story: On · Aug. 26. 1920. the 19th ame ndment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing American women the right to vote, ·was declared in effect. ' . On this date: In 55 B.C., Roman forces under Julius Caesar invaded · Britain. In 1883, the island volcano Krakatoa began erupting wi.th increasingly large explosions. ' · In 1939. the first televised major league baseball games were shown on experimental station W2XBS - a doubleheader between the Cincinnati Reds and the Br.ooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field. The Reds won the first game,. 5-2. the Dodgers the second, 6-1. In 1957 , the Soviet Un ion announced it had successfu lly tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. In 1961 , the oftlcial International Hockey ,1-Iall of Fame opened in Toronto .. · · In 1964, 40 · years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson was nominated for a term of office in his own right at the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City, N.J. In ·1972, the summer Olympics games opened in Munich, West Germany. In 1974, Charles Lindbergh - the fi rst man to tly solo, nonstop across the Atlantic - died at his home in Hawaii at age 72. In 1978, Cardinal Albino Lu~iani of Venice was elected the 264th Pope of the Roman Cathol ic Church following the · death of Paul VI. The new pontiff took the nam.e Pope John Paul I. · · In 1986, in the so-called "preppie murder" case, 18-year-old Jennifer Levin was found strangled in Ney,' York's Central Park; Robert Chambers later pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Ten years ago: Congressional leaders and White House officials all but conceded that a health reform bill was dead for the year. Five years ago: Attorney General Janet Reno pledged that a new investigation of the 1993 Waco, Texas, siege would "get to the bottom" of how the FBI used potentially tlammable tear gas grenades against her wishes and then took· six years to admit it. One year ago: In the face of criticism, President Bush defended his handling of the war and reconstruction of Iraq, telling an American Legion conference in Sr. Loui s the fight was essential to the U.S. campaign against terrorism . Investigators concluded that NASA's overconfident management and inattention to safety doomed the space shuttle Columbia as much as did damage to the craft. As the presidential campaign drifts through the August doldrums, President Bush appears to 'be playing not to lose. In sports, · the phrase is used to criticize teams that play too timil;lly. In politic>. it means waiting fur your opponent to make a blunder. As the incumbent, Bush is conducting one of the oddest campaigns in American history. Because he can't easily run on vanishing jobs, humongous budget deficits and the mess in Iraq, or say much about the future , what's he going to promise. bigger tax cuts~ Bush preaches to the converted at invitation-only events limited to campaign vo lunteers, congregations from conservative churches and people willing to sign party loyalty oa(hs. Anybody wearing a John Kerry l~s hirt is hustled off the premises. Avoiding the nationa'J pre s~ . he holds . so-called "Ask President Bush'' sessions at which pre-selected voters toss him verbal bouquets. Miss America contestants face tougher crossexamination. In the aptly named Niceville, Fla., one fellow announced, "I'm 60 years old and I've voted Repi•blican from the very tlrst time I could vote. And I also want to say this is the very first time that I have felt that God was in the White House." Blessedly. Bush did appear uneasy with the notion he might actually be God, clev- . erly diverting attention to his brother. Jeb, the Florida go v- Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to' editing and must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should. be in good taste, , addressing issues, not personalities. The opinions expressed in this column are the consensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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Ore., asked him to pray for the state because of it s high proportion of "unchurched" citizens, Bush awkwardly reminded her that "people can . choose church or ,not church, and they're equally American ." Thank God for that. Beside s avoiding skeptics and (;ollecting waim fuzzies, -such rallies hold another advantage fur Bush: Slimy insinuations by GOP dirtytricks ops Iike the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth come from other people's mouths. Also at Beaverton, Bush took a question from a guy who claimed to have served six tours in Vietnam and ·questioned Kerry 's Purple Hearts.. · "We've got a candidate for president out here with two self-inflicted scratches," he said, "and I take that as an in sult." Actually, . Kerry earned three Purple Heans during hi s second tour in Vietnam and carries shrapnel in his leg . Bush, whose own Pentagon records show no evidence he dri lied with his National Guard unit in 1972, had a swell chance to repudiate the Swift Boat calumnies for by Texas paid www .mydailysentiitel.com Local Briefs Accepting . ·donations _ Republicans, whose accusaBut a careful analysis by tion s are contradicted by Slate's Will Saletan showed · voluminous military re1-=or<h. that Kerry's stance hasn't "Thank you for yollt" ser- .changed: It was right to give · vice." he said. ''Six tours? the president authority to Whew. That's a lot of tours.". threaten force to make Iraq If Bush had a rock band, admi t United Nations arms he could dub his campaign ins~ctors . wrong of Bush to the "No Class" .tour and sell alienate U.S. allies and stamT-shirt s. Which. cotne · to pede to war. On MSNBC's think of it. illu•ninates his . ·"Hardball ,'' Chris M~tthew s dilemma . The purpose of confronted . a Bush Bush's · restricted-access spokesman with repeated · ·events is to generate feel- showings of a video clip . good images on local TV GOP imagineers had twisted But ask anybody who's seen to distort Kerry',s meaning. the Rolling Stones live if it . If that · d of journalism was more stimulating than become ndy, Bush may an ·HBO concen. There's a have to . 1ear at country visceral ·excitement at live clubs only. ·campaign rallies that · can't Meanwhile, Cheney went be matched by TV. ,on right wing talk radio to To prevail, Bush needs to mock Kerry for backin g a win over voters who didn 't more "sensitive" war on tersupport him in 2000 or did- ror. Laughing, he said, "ll n't 'vote at all. Campaigning strikes me the two words in hi s <'w n traveling White don't really go together, sen: House :ose· Garden won't sitive and war. If you look at get it.uune . our history. I don ' t think any Meanwhile, the Kerry- of the wars we've won were Edwards duo arc drawing won QY us being, quote, large, volatile crowds. It's 'sensitive. "' not new,s that Democrats are M.inutes later on the same energized, but the _ big radio show: Why weren ' t turnout may tell more about U ,S. troops storm ing the the race's momentum than Imam Ali shrine in Najaf Kerry's steitdy climb in where Shiite militiamen are "swing state'' polls. holed up'' Even Kerry's convoluted · "Well, from the standpoint speaking style may be turn· of the shrine," Cheney said, ing to his advantage. Two ''obviously it is a sensitive recent attempts by Bush and area, and we are very much Dick Cheney to portray him aware of it s sensitivity." as a "tlip-tlopper" may have (Arkansas Democra tawakened a slumbering Gazelle columnist Ge>le L)'ons press corps. From inside the is a national maga~ine a;vard bubble, Bush claimed that winner and co-author of "The Kerry had voted for the Iraq Hunting ~f'the President " (St. ' war, morphed into an "anti· Martin 's Press, 2000). You war" c;;ndidate, then !lipped can e-mail Lyons at gem'- · back . lyons2@cs.com.) POMEROY - Meig s County Counci l on Aging will hold a rumm a~e and bake sale on Sept. 3- and .J: and wi ll take rummage sale donation s beginning Monday. and bake sale dmiations on Thursday. Consortium meets 10 a.m. until noon and 2 to 4 p.m.. . by appointment only. Appotntments are available by calling communit y rela· !ton s department at 592- · 9300. Appointments are limited. Free colon-rectal cancer home screening kits and · information will also be avai lable and can be obtained daily at the information desks near the hospital's patient and visilor entr<ince. · Dinners canceled . NELSONV ILLE -A Region l.J Workforce Investment CEO Consortium POMEROY - Free dinwill be held at 8 a.m . on Sept. ners at the Pomeroy Church 10 at the Ramada Inn - of Christ l1ave been temNelsonv ille. porarily di scontinued while A Reg ion 14 Workforce co nstmction at the church is Investment Board meeting ·underway. Dinners will will be h~ ld at 9:30 a.m. on res ume once the construction Sept. I 0 at the Ramada Inn- proje<:t is wmpleted. Nelsonville . · Dance lesson offered . POMEROY - The Belles . and Beaus Western-style square dance club will teach square dancing from ,7 to 8::10 p.m . 011- Mondays beginning Sept. I:1 at Bradbury Learning . Center, B1'adbury Rd. Ores; is casual. There is no cosr for the first two nights of lessons. Information is <lVailable by ca lling 9492328. Health screenings available ATHENS 0 ' Bleness Memorial Hospitaf will otfer blood pressure sc reenings, cholesterol ,· and glucose screenings on Sept. I. The free blood pressure screening is open to the public from I0 a.m. until noon and from 2 until 4 p.m. in the hospital's patient entrance lobby. The cholesterol and glucose screening will be offered for $5 at the same location from Marriage licenses ·. Not so swift (which is what "partisan" means) and his nemesis John George Orwell once wrote 0 ' Neill has been silent since a column about an anecdote the last time this all came up, concerning Sir Walter which was in the Nixon era. Raleigh which,, as he put it, . Did Ke_rry imagine that if he deserved to be true. While _dressed up in_ his old uniimprisoned in the Tower of form again, his former critLondon, Raleigh (as we ics would decide to keep know for sure) decided to quiet? What, if anything, beguile the weary detention was he thinking? by writing a History of the On that previous occasion, World. One day, his efforts though, Kerry was using his were distracted by a comma- service as a warrior to tion below hi s· cell window. . acquire credentials as an He looked out and saw a antiwarrior. Now, he is cashbrawl in progress among the ing in the same credentials warders. It ended with a man to propose himself as lying dead on the ground alliance-builder and comand the others running away. mander in chief. This is not a Well-connected as he was in distinction without a differthe jail, the learned eyewit- ence. ness . Raleigh could not find A few years .ago, the faculout what the quarrel I;Jad ty and stud.ents at the New been about. or<Who had start- School in New York (where ed it, or who had struck .the · I should say that I teach panfatal blow. At that moment, time) had to vote on whether he abandoned his History of another Democratic senator the World, and only a frag- -· Bob Kerrey of Nebraska ment of it has come down to - should lose his job as us. president of the university. · I have no idea· whether He had been accused of John Kerry is or is not telling committing war ~crimes in the unvarni shed truth about Vietnam. Some of his squad his service in Vietnam. (I am said that he'd personally pretty sure, though, that he slaughtered some old people was unwise to prompt the and children, others said release of the photograph of he 'd been there but not taken himself with his latest long- a ditect part. Nobody disputsilent defender, William ed that an appalling atrocity Rood of the Chicago had occurred under his comTribune. The shot of Kerry mand. Whatever the truth of awkwardly shouldering a the matter, I thought that rocket launcher for the cam-. Kerrey himself was not era makes him look like a ielling it He bad, for examcomplete poseur.) It's obvi- pie, claimed that these i:oldously ridiculous for either blooded murders took place , ide to accuse the o ther of on "a moonless night" when using their recollections for easily consulted . records ·'partisan" purposes. What showed this not to be so. The else·? Kerry himself didn't faculty of the school for make a·fetish of this until he which J, w6'rk voted for his sought a party's nominalion resignation, but be sort of copped a pass by having lost are extremely difficult and part of a limb in a .later subjective matters. If Kerry engagement and having doesn't Jike people disputing gone on to be anti-Nixon, hi s own version of his own and a general consensus gallantry, then it was highly emerged that one mustn 't . incautious of him to have pass judgment on actions made it the centerpiece of committed in the fog of war. his appeal. Meanwhile, even odder (Incidentally, this was ' an absolutely astonishing things are · happening to : proposition for the New Kerry's "left." Michael · School, which was home to Moore, whose film Kerry's a generation · of · anti-Nazi people have drawn upon in refugee scholars, to have making cracks about ·.the accepted.) · president and the My Pet John Kerry actually claims Goat moment, repeatedly . to have, 'shot a fleeing Viet says that you can't comment · Cong soldier from the. river- on the Iraq war - or at least bank, something that [ per· noi in favor· of it - if you sonally would have kept haven't shown a willingness very quiet about. He used to to send a son to die there. claim that he was a witness Comes the question -what to,, and almost a participant if you haven't got a son of in, much worse than that. So military age? Comes the . what if he has been telling next question - should it the absolute truth all along? only be veterans .or potential In what sense, in other veterans who have a voice in words, does his parti.cipation these matters? If SO, then in a shameful war qualify ' what's so bad about him .to be president of the An\erican Legion types call- ' United States? This was a ing Kerry a traitor to his · combat of more than 30 country? The Democrats years ago, fought with a have made a rod for their largely drafted army using own backs in uncritically indiscriminate tactics and applauding their candidate's weaponry against a deep· ramrod-and-salute posture. rooted and long·running They have also impliCitly domestic insurgency. (The subvened one of the most biochemical dioxin, for important principles of the example, was employed to republic, which is civilian destroy the vegetation in the control over military deciMekong Delta and make life sions. And more than that, easier for the swift boats.) they have doric something The experience of having eye-rubbingly unprincipled, fought in such ' a war is doing what Reagan and absolutely useless to any Kissinger could not do: American today and has no rehabilitating the notion of bearing on any thinkable the Vietnam horror as "a fight in which the United noble cause." States could now become (Christopher Hirche11s is a engaged. Thus,, only the colum11ist for Va11iry Fair "character" issues involved an4 a regular contributor to are of any weight. and these Slate.) Nurse to·visit POMEROY - Parish Nurse Lenora Leifheit will take blood pressures from I0 a.m. until noon on Friday at Powell's Foodfair. Debate set ATHENS - The two candidates for the Ohio Senate 20th Di strict have set the date of their first debate, Terry Anderson announced Tuesday. Anderson, the Democratic candidate, will debate Sen. Joy Padgett, R-Coshocton, at I I a.m. on Oct. 8. The debate, sponsored by WOUB Te levision and Radio, will be taped at the station's studio on the Ohio University campus . Paneli~t s will · include one represe ntative each from , WOU['! , The Post, Athens News lmd the Athens Messenger. . Questions from the' public submitted via the Internet . will be moderated by the League of Women Voters . "Thi s debate is for our vot. ers," Anderson. said. "We're excited to have this open, tiled in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Armeda St. Clair, Reedsville, and Jerry M. St. Clair, Reedsville. POMEROY -. Marriage licenses have been issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Gregory B. ,Lane, 24, Pomeroy, and Amanda Dawn Slaven, 28, Pomeroy; and to Isaac Dwan Billingsley, 28, Washington, D.C., and April Danielle Miller, 30, Pomeroy. Dissolution POMEROY - An action for dissolution of marriage ha1been ' - Divorce · POMEROY ' - A divorce action has been filed in Meigs County · Common Pleas Court by Sherri D. Maston, Long Bottom, against Michael S. Maston, Vicksburg, Miss. Foreclosure candid dialogue between candidates. and we expect this will be the first of many such events. We want voters to have the opportu nity to dis cuss the problems they face in the district and decide who will actually represent their interests ... Anderson originally proposed a series of mne debates . With the first date set, the candipates will discuss more debate s and expect to announce these in September. The television and radio air dates have not been announced. Other details will be released soon. Benefit sing set BIDWELL -A benefit gospel sing will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday at Clark Chapel near Bidwell/Porter. Singers will include Th'c Martins. Steve Martin. The Uplifters. and Brian and Family Connections. Information is available by calling 985-349~. Air show activities planned McARTHUR - The Annual VInton County Airshow .will be held Sept. I 9. five miles north of McArthur on Ohio 93. WELLS'TON - Wellston The show will include a Recreation Department will ,chicken barbecue dinner, hold an adult co-ed one beginning at II a.m., drinks, pitueh softball tournament airplane rides. radio-conOct. 2 and 3 at Veterans Park. trolled aircraft, a Wings semAt least two females must be . inar, sky-diving exhibitions, on the field during the game. Aircraft Aerial demonstraAwards will be given to rhe tions, a candy drop for chiltwo top teams. Entry fee is dren and other events. $100 and teams will hit their Many pilots tly in for the own ball. event to display their. airInformation is available by planes. The public is invited. calling 418-2335 or 384-. Those who pl an to fly into the 2720. event should plan tu arrive before I p.m., since air traffic will be closed after I [or the air show. Tournament planned Receive fire funding I Middleport, Olive Township, Tuppers Plains and Racine volunteer fire departments have received personal protective fire equip,ment for . fighting wildland fires, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Ten complete equipment sets have been awarded to each of the departments since 2002. The sets, worth $415. consist of flame-retardant pants and shi11, hard hat, fire ·shelter, gloves and goggles. The Ohio Wildland Perso nal Protective Equipment Grant Program is administered by the ODNR Division of Forestry. · Bond winners announced POMEROY - The Meigs County Democratic Party POMEROY -An action Comedian to appear . Correction from Page A1· • from Page A1 "That's something we have to have to have. somebody there ," she said. Byer said the villages have Jones from Page A1 assigned frequency. because encrypted traffic used by those jurisd'ictions blocks all · of the department's traffic . Jones also took issue .with the sheriff's' recent decision to de-commission five other • special deputies. As a special deputy, Jones said, he has served the sheriff in a number o'f capacities, including mari juana eradicajion efforts. fairground security. and pro· vidi ng county-wide law enforceme nt coverage last Manning Roush, owner of Gravely's Tractor Sales at 204Condor St. In Pomeroy, didn't bother mopping up after the lat· est storm. He's had to clean up one muddy mess after anoth· er since the abandoned mine above his property started leak· ing. (Tim Maloney/photo) problem and it sure didn 't kept right on it.'' take long," he said. "They not eliminated themselves in the base ment Conference from any eligibility by failing room of the Meigs County to panicipate so far. Courthou se Annex. 1I 7 "Oh yes. they're still in thi s Memori al Drive. The plan- . thing, because each village ning group will be putting. has to sign off on the plan:· . together a li st of areas of con. cem in the county. After the' he said. The next nieeting is m 5 plan i~ in draft form. a public · p.m. Sept. 9, and will be held meeting will be held. year during a months-long deputy_layoff. In addition to his work in Racine. Jones now works at the Southeastern Correctional Institution in Annie Lancaster. ,. where he was. recently injured . He was. wearing an · arm sline on Wednesday. · "So I'm off anything for the next month .'' he said. NEED TO REPLACE YOUR OLD SUNGLASSES? COMPLETE STOCK OF SUNGLASSES - FREE 1:\SPE<:TIOI\ with the Chester/Shade Historical Association. Tickets ·are $6 each and be purchased at Farmers can . from Page A1 Bank and Savings Co. , and Mason, W.Va., Pomeroy Business," "The Girl That I Peoples Bank in 'Midcjlepon, Marr:Y; and "Anything You Department Can Do, I ~an Do Better." . Middleport Store, Swisher and Lohse The River City Players are unpaid volunteers and local Phannw,:y in Pomeroy and talent whose mission is to Ohio River Bear Co., bring theater to Meigs Middleport. County for the enrichment of all ages. The organization-has also performed i~ Middlepon and hopes to next perform a new musical at the Chester Subscribe today • 992-2155 Courthouse in collaboration 1/2 .~. Proud to be apart of your life. . Hog roast set Ends Meetings Jennifer Grady o(Pomeroy was recognized as 4'H mem' ber of the year at the Junior Fair Awards ceremony held at the Meigs County Fair last week. Meigs County Extension Agent' Hal Kne~n presents the award to Grady, who is a member of the Rocksprings Raiders 4-H Club, led by Patty Cook. The daughter of Sherri Grady, she is an eight-year 4-H member. The award is presented annually in honor of long-time Meigs County 4-H advisor Daisy l. Blakeslee. (Brian J. Reed/photo) . announces the winners of been drilled and are ready for $100 savings bonds from use. The Daily Sentinel daily dmwings at the Meigs incorrectly reponed that the sale was pending . County Fair. . Monday. sponsored by Paul Carter and Christina Gater. Roger Watkin s. Pomeroy ; Tue sday: sponsored hy PORTLAND The Mindy Hill and Joyce Portland . Com munity Quille.n. Maggie Lee. Center will ho st a Roof Middleport: Wednesday. Rai sin ' Auction and Hog sponsored by Jeff Miller and Roa st startin g at 6 p.m. Tom Lowery. Linda Hens le y, Sept. -1 . 1 · Tuppers Plains: Thursd~•Y· All proceed' wi ll go sponsored by Henry Hunter toward replacing the roof at and Rita Slavin. Sue Adkins. th e ce nter. which will cos·t Middleport: Friday. $ 15.000. Mila Raymond, Spon sored by -Joe Proffitt. who is helping to plan the Joann Robin so n, Middleport: event. sa id it wo uld be nice Saturday. sponsored by to raise the . enti re cost of Doroth y Sayre in memory of the roof. but S5.000-is probDave Sayre. Sharon · Hupp. ably a more reali" ic go al. Many item' already have Long Bottom . Robert Larson of Letart been donated for the aucb6 will . was the winne; among daily tion . There Middleton dull> , Boyd Bear entries of an American llag. dolls, a Torn-Trimmer·, a Winners may obtain their bonds by contacting Rita handmade Nati\'e Ame rican knife. a piece 'of Fenton Slavin at 992-3710. glassware. toni sets , ca ndles. a collection of hand: craft s and a stone crock. "We 've go t a lot of different thin gs," Raymond said . Anyone who may wish 19 POMEROY - Chri stian comedian Mike Warnke will donate item s to the a u c ti~R speak at Common Grounds may drop them off. on Coffee Shop at 7 p.n;t. on Tue sdays and Thursday s at Thursday and Friday. the center. The aucti on will begin at 8 p.m. There will he no charge co ll ec ted for dinner. bltt donations will MIDDLEP.ORT The be accepted . For more information, real estate planned for use as a new water well field in contact Mike Duhl . Sr. at Middleport has already bee1i 843-548 1 or Mike Duhl, Jr. purch •J's ed, and wells have at 591-9007 . picking up pieces, " he said. He has tried to fix the problem himself. Four or five times, he has rented a backhoe and tried to move the falling earth himself. He even installed a French drain. "It slid so bad the last time, I knew it was beyond me taking care of It," Roush said. "That French drain I built was pushed three or four feet off the ground." By then, Maiden and were at work nearby for foreclosure has been filed Jenkins at the football stadium. in Meigs County Common Both the Meigs High proPleas Court by Home ject and the .work at National Bank, Racine, Gravely's qualify for federal J. grants administed by the against Alexander Buckallew, Portland, doing Ohio Department of Nat ural business as Alexis Taylor Resources under their aban· . · Gardens, and ot!ters, alleging doned mined lands program. The Gravely project will cost default on mortgage agree- a total of $134,000. ments in the amount of Roush credited Tom Reed $746,QI2, of the ODNR for quic~ action. A civil suit has been filed "He came and looked at the by Floor Plans , Inc ., Canton , against Roger I. Riebel II, Chester, alleging default on a loan agreement in the amount of $45,799.59. Grady named 4-H member .of the year . ,, • The Daily Sentinel • Page As 2004 For the record BY CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS LETTERS TO THE ·EDITOR Gene ' Thursday, August 26, 2004 Playing not to lose The Daily Sentinel . 786 N. 2nd. • Middleport • Kenneth McCullouc)h, ~· Ph. Charles Rime, R. Ph.. Prescrlpllon Ph. 992-2955 112 East Main Street HOURS Mon - fT'I Bam - 9pm . Sot. Bam·- 5 pm Sun. Closed Pomeroy, Ohio 'Till • �Page A6 • The. Daily Sentinel Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004 www.mydallysentlnel.com Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Cards still have Reds number, Page 82 MAC to move title game to Detroit, Page 86 G :rrn 2004 Rock and Roll gymnastics ' champioll~hlp Thursday,August26,2004 tour comes to Nationwide COLUMBUS.Olympic pop mmic extravagama is pro- U .S. tour. 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Its fame has spread across the United States and beyond, and it has been privileged to have been feacured in many quality. tour magazines and ,publications, including the Rand- McNally series of Vacation Guides. It has been. so successful because of the superior quality of its artists. crafters, · entertainers, and · fo<!ds. But it has also been so suecessful because it is so authentic, permitting visitors to truly step back into the colonial and pioneer world to experience the ·essence of sim- · plicity, beauty, and old-fashioned ' fun. Now the organizers of this mu chimitated event have announced a major expansion beginning with the 2004 Festival. As always, visitors will be able to visit and enjoy the colonial world of the original Yankee Athens Community Music Festival Experience the Earth as it was 248 r]lil lion years ago through the extraordinary Dinosaur Dynasty: Discoveries from China exhibition. The exhibition will be open at COS! Columbus until Sept. 6. · Highlights include: More than 50 specimens including .a doz en real fossils; 65 foot long Mam e nchisauru s; Camp COS! Dinosaur Themed Workshops Interactive Exhibits: Dig for fossils;Tou<>h a real dinosaur bone; design your own dinosaur; dina play area for young children. ATHENS-Athens' own evening jazzfestish event. Featuring over 30 bands in . all of Athens finest music venues. For just one ticket price you can go from show to show and bar hop all night long. With Stella, The Paranormals, The Wailin' Mike Mulligan and Steam Shovel on o"erto. Mamenchisaurus, one of the longestnecked animals th at ever ·lived, and Tsintaosaurus, a large duckbill with a peculiar unicorn spike on its nose, highlight the collection of distinctive animals in this spectacular dinosaur assembly. COSI's hours: Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Open Wednesday - Saturday 1Oam - 5pm and Sundays, Noon- 6pm . Paul Hamm Fall festival CROWN CITY - Crown City Volunteer Fire Department will hold its fall festival, I 0 a .m. Saturday Sept. 4. " Come for live music. raffle for a ·· shotgun and a Longerberger basket, duking booth, children's games, cake walks and lots of good food . . See any volunteer for ticket~. Carolina free-stone log Peaches llob'& for••. SfiVI THE FLIIVOR O_f SIJMMER BY HOME CfiNNING 0" FREEZINGI Av.l~ by the • bushel, Vl bushel. peck or J/2 peck. . ---==.,=-== Day Until . High Sch~l Football Season!!! GALLIPOLIS - It was perhaps not the best moment in Meigs football history. With a young. raw team officially taking the field for the first time, the Marauders suffered a 46-0 loss to Gallia Academy at Bob Roberts Field. By the end of the season, Meigs was 2-8. This year, youth and inexperience · makes way for a more seasoned group of Marauders. which could make Friday 's m.a tchup with the Blue Devils at Memorial Field much more exciting. "We had six seniors on last year's team ," said Meigs head coach Mike Chancey. "We (now) have a lot of kids that have played some football Chancey for us. We are still inexperience at a coupie of positions but, overall as a team, we do have some experience, which is · very valuable. You can't replace expe- rience." they h11ve preny good size up front. Meanwhile. Gallia Academy,' who · They blocked rea l well . They !puked make its fifth-straight playoff trip last like a . prett y good Meigs football . year, will look like last season·s Meigs team." te.am in many ways with inexperience, Chancey has a ·great deal of respect but the Devils hope that the roles for a team that may not be the biggest won't be reversed. team on the ir schedule , but have plen"A lot of these kids are going to be ty 'of skill to cau>e opponents trouble. playing for the first time (at the varsi'They did loose some good kids, but ly level)," said Gallia Academy head from whal I've seen of them , I think coach Matt Bokovitz. "We fell that they 're still a very fine football team," we 're pretty we ll prepared. we·re just Chancey said. "They 've got a lot of g?in~ to have to go out and play ball .. good athletes. We just go ing to tiave to Its trme for these ktds to step up. It's make sure we're mentally and physitheir turn to play. . " · "They look quick and they look like Please ·see Meigs. Bl The OVP Shannon Miller Contact information: COS! Columbus 333 W.Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 1-888-819-COSI A · preseason look at the region's top football teams, as. voted by Ohio Valley Publishing Co. sports staffers. (First-place votes in parentheses) Team Prev. Votes 1. Ironton (6) 77 2. Jackson (1) 55 3. Parkersburg So. -40 4. Nelsonville-York -32 5. Pakrersburg (1) 28 (tie) Portsmouth 28 7. Cabell Midland -26 (tie) Wahama 26 9. Gallia Academy -23 1o. Williamstown 17 Others receiving votes: Wheelersburg 14, Poca 13, Trimble 12, River Valley 9, Logan 8, Wellston 7, Vinton County 6, Meigs 5, Huntington (W.Va.) 4, Chesapeake 4, Point Pleasant 3, Parkersburg Catholic 1, Minford 1, Wayne charge separate admission for each parallel Yankee Peddler universe on the grounds. They will continue their policy of making this special event aS accessible as possible to aU. So, for the price of a movie, visitors will be able to enjoy both traditional and contemporary worlds of the Yankee Peddler. Spanning the "14th colony" (as the original Yankee Peddler Festival has been called) to the modem wor.ld economy, the Yankee ' Peddler Festival will literally bring alive not just one world, but t\\10 world' of pleasure; fun, and unique beauty come Septemb~r 11 - 12, 18 - 19, and 25 -26. Mark it on your calendars! The Yankee Peddler Festival is going to be even greater than ever, an event we can a~sure you has never before been seen in this region- or anywhere. For further information, contact Betty Cajka at (SOO) 535-5634 (voice), (330) 665-9690 (fax), or .info@yankeepeddlerfestival:com. . Local happenings Elorys featuring Jon fronting the group ·on guitar Borchard, The Dreamboats, and vocals, alm]g with his and more · brother, Shaun Milligan, . on Saturday, Aug. 28 at 9: . bass guitar, and friend, Derek P_.m. Felix, on drums. These guys arc right at home in a smokey club, outdoor . festival, corporate/private party, large theatre, or your back .yard barbeque block party! No matter what the location, ATHENSSteam you will "dig" Steam Shovel, · Shovel travels as a trio(guia gritty band with style and tar,bass goitar,and class. drums,)with Mike Milligan Friday, Aug. 27 at 9 p.m. BY BUTCH COOPER bcooper@ mydailytribune.com 'Dynasty Peddlers who traversed early Ohio of today's Yankee Peddler will be as from 1776- 1825. Beginning this relaxed, easy-going, pleasant, and September, though , visitors will also informative as its parallel colonial be able to enter and immerse them- world. selves in a second "world" that will . . Asked about the upcommg coexist with the traditional Yankee expansion of th e Yankee Peddle~ Peddlers at Clay's Park Resort in Festival, Festival spokeswoman Betty Canal Fulton, Ohio. The world of Cajka commented: "The Yankee "today's" Yankee Peddler will be Peddler Festival has been a trendsetpopulated by contemporary artists, t.er. among shows in a number of crafters, and entertainers. In this new ways. lt has contributed mightil~~~o world, the Yankee Peddlers who set the arts and crafts com munity's s~up their shops will be artists and cess and vitality. . · handcrafters whose art and crafts are "And it has created a very popular modem in their technologi.cal fouh- family event that is a true extravadations -such as photography-or in ganza. not merely another arts and their style, such as contemporary crafts show. Now we wish to build jewelry and pottery. Just as their upon those trends ourselves by colonial counterparts will continue bringing a new, contemporary to do, the contemporary artists and gro!lp of arts and c~afts into the mix, crafters will demonstrate how they arts and crafts that have been outside transform raw materials into the universe of the original pioneer inspired finished pteces. period. " Entertainment in this new world of Perhaps best of all, visitors will be today's Yankee l'eddler will reflect able to stroll around and enjoy both the contemporary theme. The orga- worlds for the price of visiting just nizers promise that this new world one. The organizers have no plars to The Blue Gator . . fJinosaur ·Yankee Peddler Festival MEDINA, Ohio - . Step back in time 200 years as you enter the 14th Colony at The Yankee Peddler Festival. Watch over 300 master craftspeople demonstrate thei'r skills. Sample pioneer food cooked over an open fire. Enjoy the sights and sounds of costumed musicians and entertainers. Hear · the Town Crier report the news of the day. The festival will be held Sept. 11 12, ·1 8-19, 25-26, 2004 from \0 am -6 pm Tickets for this year's Yankee Peddler Festival will be available at all 60 Discount Drug Mart stores in Ohio and at 18 offices of the American Automobile Association of Ohio beginning Aug. 10~ Ticket prices for the 2004 Yankee Peddler Festival are $2.50 for children ages 6 through 11. $8.50 for adults ages 12 through 59, and $7 .50 for · seniors ages 60 and above. Children 5 and younger are admitted free. · For thirty-one years each Meigs looks for turn-around against Devils Doll, bear and toy show Backyard bar beque GALLIPOLIS Our House Museum will hold its annual doll, bear and toy show · from I 0 a.m.-4 p.m., · Sept. 18 and from 1-4 p.m. Sept. 19. The show will feature toys from local collectors, as well as antique clothing_ and a Charles Dick,ens doll. IRONTON - . The Ohio University Southern Alumni Association will sponsor an alumni event at the Ironton campus. A backyard barbeque will be held at the conclusion of the Festival of the Hills . The barbeque will begin at 6 p .m .• with a concert featur~ ing "The Fugitives." : 1. Ironton nabs top ·spot in OVP 10 preseason poll Ironton received six firstplace votes out of a possible eight in the preseason OVP 10 high school football poll released Thursday. Jackson was second with a ,first-place vot.e with . Parkersburg South, the defending West Virginia · Class AAA champs, third. Parkersburg also received a first-place vote. In . the past, the poll allowed anyone on an area conference team's schedule to be included. This year, though·, the poll is more geographical. · Schools from the the following counties were eligible: In Ohio, Gallia, Meigs, · Lawrence, Jackson, Athens, Washington, Vinton, Scioto, Pike, Ross, Hocking, Perry and Morgan. In West Virginia, Mason, Jackson, Wood and Cabell . Also, members of the SEOAL, TVC, OVC and Cardinal Conferences are eligible. Meigs third at TVC Ohio meet at Pine Hills . POMEROY For the third time in as many meets, the Mei!ls golf team, with a 161, fimshed second in TriValley Conference Ohio Divisaon action. Meanwhile, Belpre ( 150) won for the third time this season, led by medalist Ricky Drain. Meigs ' Jake Vanoy and Wellston's Jonathon Staten tied for second, each shooting 37. Also · for Meigs . Steven Stewart shot 39, followed by Kirk Legar (42), Cody .Davidson (43), Dan Bookman (43) and Dru Reed (48). The next TVC Ohio meet is scheduled for Monday at Wellston. · - - - · ' - ' - - - - - - - - -- Eagles not taking Bobcats go under the. South Gallia lig~tly lights to simulat~~ BY BRYAN WALTERS sports@mydailytribune.com . TUPPERS PLAINS - It should be an energetic atmosphere Friday night at Eastern High School as Bryan ·Minear makes his heroic return to the field. However, the South Gallia Rebels plan to spoil the party by trying to avenge last season's 14-6 Joss. It wasn't the loss that upset South Gallia head coach Justy Burleson in 2003, more so how the Rebels lost. · SGHS had five drives reach the red zone . and they only came away with six 'points. Two fumbles and two loss of downs allowed Eastern to rally late and sneak out. of Mercerville with the eight-point victory. Burleson feels his Rebel s cannot repeat that history and drive away from EHS with a victory. . "We can't afford to make the same mistakes we made last year and expect to have a chance to win, especially on the road," said Burleson. · . Burleson also knows that Eastern is returning a majority of its players from last year, so his younger group is going to have to be ready from the opening kick-off. ...... ue IEit&lu; 81 VM I game cond ltlons STAFF REPORT sports@mydailytribune.com ATHENS •- Ohio c.o ntinued its preparations for its seaso·n opener Sept. 4 against VMI with a twohour simulated scrimmage Wednesday ni ght at Peden Stadium. The Bobcats focused on gameday conditions including pregame warm-ups. substitutions and special teains. For the second straight scnm- mage. the offense started with a bang, sco ring on a. long touchdown pass ·rrom · Ryan Hawk to Scott Mayle . Wednesday 's effort covered 66 yards . 14 shorter than the same play on Saturday night. · Chris Jackson also made two impressive touchdown catches, toe- Pluu see Bobuts, 81 College Basketball · Matta's first Buckeyes team faces tough road sc,hedule COLUMBUS (AP)- New coach •Thad Matta will take his first Ohio State team to Clemson, Dallas, Baton Rouge - and even the team's former home court. St. John Arena -during the 2004-2005 season. Ohio State•s schedule was announced Wednesday. with the Buckeyes opening the season on Nov. 15 against Towson State at home in the opening rol)nd of the Guardians Classic. M<!tta was hired July 7. a month after Jim O'Brien's seven-year tenure ended ' with hi$ firing . Athle!ic director Andy Geiger said O ' Brien was dismissed after the coach· admitted he gave $6.000 to an -- - - - - -- - - ' -- - ' 7 ' -- Ohio State recruit iri 1999. Saint Joseph's, which rose as high as No. 1 late last season, visits Yaluc City Arena on New Year's Eve. . The Buckeyes face non -co nference road · games against Clemson on Dec. 1 in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. and also travel to Dallas to play Texas Tech a nd coach Bob Knight on Dec. 16. They face LSU in Baton Rouge on Jan . 15. after · starting Big Ten play. Ohio State returns to St. John Arena to play Tenne sseeChattanooga on Nov. 27 not because of nostalgia but rather a scheduling conflict at Value City Arena . Three teams will visit Columbus for the Guardians Classic to tip off the season , With the winners and .l osers from the pre,·iou s night' s games meeting on Nov. 16 (the two teains joining Towso n State and the Buckeyes . have yet to be announced). The t~am which goes 2-0 in the two-day format advance to Kansas City Nov. 23-24 for two more games in the 12-team toumament. The Buckeyes. who open Big Ten play on Jan. 5 at Illinoi s. play four league team s just once tht s season · undeF the conference's rotati1\g schedule: Purdue. Michigan, at Northwestern and at Michigan State . --- --------- Dale ................Opponeni ............. - ......Timo Nov. 1S.18:......at Guardians C&a8lic •.. 8 p.m. New. 19 ............ Delaware ..................- ..7 p.m. New. 23-24 .......81 (luardians ~ ...TBA New. 27 ............UT-cnan..._. ...........8J>m. Dec. 1..............al'Ctomoon ................... 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1I ............ Portland Slate ___________ .& p.m. Dec. 16...........~ arTexas Teen ...............9 p.m. Dec. 19............ Morehead state ...........1-4 J>m. Dec. 22 ....L ...... Mercer .........................8 p.m. Dec. 28 ............New Hampshire ...........8 p.m Dec. 31............ St Joseph's .................8 p.m. Jan_5 .............. at llinois .......................9 p.m. Jan. B········----.Iowa .............................12:07 p.m. Jan. 11 .........-.a1 w...,...;n ......:....:....7J>m. Jan. 15 ............atl.otJisiana sune ... - ...Bp.~ Jan. 19 ····-······Minnesota ...........:........& p.m. Jan: 22 ............81 Indiana ..................1..8 p.m. Jan. 26 ............P8nn Slate ...................8 p.m. Jan. 29 ..•.•••.••..at Northwe&tem •••••••••.. 12;17 p.m. r Fell. 2 ..... - ....... Punluo .........................8J>IIL Fob. 5.-..........- . . ......................12:17 p.JIL Fell. 8 .............at Mid ligan Slato.,.......B !>IlL Fell. 12.- ....... .at Pann St.oto ................5:07 p.m• . Fell" 15 ............ ~ .......... _............7 p.m. Fol>. 19 ............1 1 -................8 p.m. Feb. 27 :...- ......Wiocansln ..............._...N J>m. Mardi 2 ............. ... -...................&p.m. \ �I • Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Cardinals still have. Reds number in 6-5 win BY TERRY KINNEY ·Associated Press CINCINNATI - The St louis Cardinals keep playing l\lith intensity, even with . the ~iggest division lead in rhe major leagues. · "This is a good Iuxury, but I don't see anybody letting up," ~aid Reggie Sanders, who scored the go-ahead run in a 6S win over the Cincinnati Reds bn Wednesday night. "Every tame, we need to win." • Albert Pujols and Jim thlmonds hit two-run homers. and Sanders scored in the ninth jnning on Joe Valentine's wild pitch. St. Louis overcame a 5-2 ileficit to improve the besr road fecord in the major leagues to !U -20 and beat Cincinnati for !~Je 14th time in 18 games this season. ·: "We give it our best shot and ~ometimes yo·• sneak one, like tonight," Car Jinals manager tony LaRussa said . : With the score 5-all , Mike · ~atheny led off the ninth with a flair that was just out of reach right fielder Austin Keams knd fell for a single. of ' ' Thursday: August 26, 2004 ' Sanders came in to run, and Valentine (I -2) loaded rhe _bases with two-out walks 10 Roger Cedeno and Larry Walker. With Pujols a1 rhe plate, Valentine bounced a pitch our of the reach of catcher Jason LaRue. "I knew pretty much when the ball got past him that I would score," Sanders said. Julian · Tavarez (6-4), the lo.ser in Tuesday's 10-inning Cincinnari wi'n. pitched onethird of an inning for the victory. Tavarez is pitching while appealing a 10-day suspension announced Tuesday by the commissioner's office. which said he had applied a foreign subsrance to baseballs lasr Friday against Pittsburgh. Jason lsringhausen pitched the ninth for his 36th save in 42 chances. Adam Dunn and D'Angelo Jimenez hit solo homers for Cinci nnati, and Jimenez went 4-for-4. lying a cm-eer-high for hits. Cardi nals starlet' Woody Williams allowed tive runs and eight hits in six innings, while Reds starter Luke Hudson gave up two runs and four hiL~ in six innings. . . "The way he went out and threw was phenomenal," Reds manager Dave Miley said. ''To play tough against these guys and then have us fal ter is tough." Miley said Hudson's lone misrake was lo Pujols. "I le threw tive straight fastballs 10 Pujols." Miley said. "You've got 10 use all of your pitches. He did after Pujols: · Pujol s hit his 39th homer in the first inning, a two-run drive that followed Walker's single and gave him 98 RBis. But the Reds tied it on Hudson's rLtOscoring single in the (econd his first cateer hil and RBI and Jimenez's RBI double in the third. . Cincinnati took a 5·2 lead in the sixth on Dunn's 37th homer. Jimenez's lOth and Feli pe,Lopez's run-scoring sacrifice bunt. · Marlon Anderson hit an RBI grounder in the seventh following an error by third baseman Juan Castro. Edmonds tied the score in the eighth wi th his 33rd homer, a drive off John Riedling, after Pujols laid down a perfect bunt single. Meigs from Page 81 . ing rhe sidel ine and endline for scores within five minutes. Matt Muncy led the defense with an imercept ion for a to uchdown. · · "Tonighr was all about trying to simulate at game atmosphere .'' said Ohio head coach Bri an Knorr. " It was situation-oriented with a heavy emph'asis'on special teams. We were much crisper toni ght than on Saturday." He also admitted there are still things to College Basketball . Ex-OSU assistant moves to Falcons Eagles from Page 81 ' . BOWLING GREEN (AP) - LaMonta Stone, lost in the shuffle when Ohio State tired Jim O'Brien and hired Thad Matta, was hi red as an assistant coach ·at Bowling Green, the · school announced Wednesday. : Stone served the past two seasons under 0' Brien, who was fired in June after Ohio State athletic director Andy Geiger ~a id O'Brien admitted givi ng $6,000 to an Ohio State recrutt m 1999. Stone was not on the "My biggest concern this Buckeyes staff at the time of the alleged pay-. week is taking our you ng men t. team up agai nst a veteran Stone, 38, was an ass istant for IVfO years at team like Eastern ," said Eastern Michigan before moving to Ohio Burleson. "The key to our State. Before that he spent six seasons at River success w ill be our start. I Rouge (Mich.) High School, where hi s teams thin k we match up fairly had a 126-24 record and won two state chi\m- well. If we hang with them pionshins. · early, we' ll bui.Jt.l confi ' dence. If we don't, it could be a big problem." Eastern coach Pat Newland sees Friday' s match up . as the start of good this season using unapproved fuel · system modifica- something for his Eagles, ' as long as tions. stay focu sed. NASCAR also fi ned Todd Berrier, crew they "The thing about football chief for Kevin Harvick, $500 for a lesser is that every week you don't fuel cell violatio[l and Lee McCall , crew get second chances," com: chief for Sterling Marlin, $500 for using mented Newland. "You have shoulder harness belts with an expired man- to be ready to play every ufact urer's date the previous week at week. We think we are preWatkins Glen. Four crew chiefs fined for Michigan infraCtions DAYTONA 'BEACH , Fla. (AP) - Two Nextel Cup crew chiefs were fined a total of $10,000 Wednesday for violations discovered by NASCAR inspectors on Friday durin~ the first inspection for Sunday's race at Michigan International Speedway. : Pat Tryson, crew chief for Mark Martin, and Marc Reno, who works with · Bobby ~amilton Jr., were fined $5,000 apiece for Pu bil e NoUces In " I rhink. the main thi ng about our team is thar these kids have been in the system fo r a year or rwo, so we won't be as inexperienced as people may think," .commented Burleson . ''These guys will be on the same page, so we should pick things up much quicker on offense and defense thi s year." And with much of the focus be in g on Minear 's re turn to ac ri on, Newland· sees Friday as great night for week one'football . " I th ink Friday is going to be a really spec ial night for the fan s," said New land . "Everybody has bee n waiting to see Bryan get back on the fie ld and I expect. it to be a memorable . game for everyone. I also know our guys a're used to having him . back from practices, so we should be ready to just play footbalI." Are you 65 or older? ~e-"'papcrs. Your RiMht lo Kno"W. D e ll ve.-...d Right. t.o Youir Dour. LEGAL NOTICE 8' WISI29.4 feel tO the grantors' sultlclant their Interest in said M.D. Brlckles corneri real estata along the real estate or be for" The Unknown thence south 40 Clog. street to construct a ever ' barred · from Heirs, Devisees, 31 ' wast 80.35 feet to two-car garage, asserting the same, L e g a t e e s , the place of begin- together· with the for foreclosure of Administrators , ning. right to make such said mortgage, the Executors and Save and except excavation and to marshaling of any Aulgna of Robert T. the coal, which has enter upon tha prem- liens, and the sale of Southern, Deceased hafetolora beer. Ises for the purpose said real estate, and whose lui place of reserved and subject of constructing said the proceeds of said reeldence and whose to all easements and garage. Said garage, sale applied to tha ·praoant place of resirights-of-way of if constructed, shall payment ol 'dence 11 unknown record. be constructed of Petitioner's Claim In will taka notice that The' above concrete or concrete the proper order ollls on November 7, 2003 described real estate blocks with a con- priority, and lor such 0 1:48 p.m., wllf be designated as creta roof and said other and lurther Mortgage Electronic Lot No. lOon a plat ol roof shall be covered relief as Is [ust and Regle.tratlon Fairland Subdivision, with soil. so as to equita~le. Systems, Inc., Its sue· which will subsa· make the surface ceuors and aulgns, quantly be flied with above the garage THE DEFENDANT(S) aa nominee • lor the Meigs County conform to the gener- NAMED ABOYE ARE al surface of the Houaehold Finance Recorder. REQUIRED TO Together with a remaining portion of ANSWER ON OR :Corporation, Ita sue· . ceaora end asa!gns rlghl-oi.:Way over the ·the lot conveyed BEFORE flied Ita Complaint In · public road leading to hereby. II being THE Oct. 21 DAY OF , Caoe No. 03CV-129 said property, which understood that tha 2004. will be dedicated as a . · grantors reserve the BY: and on May 5, 2004 0 REIMER , 12:28 p.m. filed ltl · public street when lee simple ownership LORBER & Supplemental the plat Is Iliaci. of the parcel of real ARNOYilZ CO., L.P.A. PARCEL NO. 2: estate reserved here- Fidelity/Household Complaint In tha Also, the following by. Howovar, tha Edward G. Bohnert, Court of Common PIMa llelgo County, described real estate, Grantees are granted Attorney at Law 'Ohio alleging that the situated In the VIllage an easement to main- Attorney lor Plalnt!fi•bova-named new of Middleport, County tain the ourlace of lha Petllloner IMI"Y Defandanl(ol of Matgs and Stale of area rnerved above P.O. Box 968 haw or claim to hava 'Ohio, bounlled and the garage, provided Twinsburg, OH 44087 . , ~111tnt In the_, cleacrlbed •• follows: that they ohall not In (3301 425-4201 Beginning at the their use Interfere 8119,26 eeta1a described · eouthaellerly corner with ouch gorege. 912,9,18,23 below: Aa currently iat • IN8TRUMEN1 of Parcel No. 1 at a '200100000057 OR point Which will ba at forth ·In daed book Public Notice the boundary of the Volume 7i at page ' look 118 Ploga 110 . Shualed In the atreet contained on 255 and recorded 12· the plat which 11 4-98. Alao commonly PROBATE COURT OF ·YIIIaga of lllddlepott, eo: 124 MEIGS COUNTY, County of Malfp and rofarrtd to above known s-ofOhio: which will hsrtaltar Fairland, Middleport, OHIO , ba flied In lhe office OH IN THE MAnER OF MACELN0..1: llaglnnlng North 21 of tlw Mtlga County Parcel No. 15-012t4 ;THE ADOPTION OF "-rdao ; ....._ In a and 11-012i3. DUSTIN RAY 8URN8 ' -IMt from 17' .... .. Iron71.11 pin welllrly dlractlon 110 Tha Patlt'- tur- CASE NO. 33141 TIMOTHY II 'dMtlwiOUih- 1M!; lhance North 13 . lhar allagaa that by ' TO: ' ....,., - o f tlw dilg. l 1 1!111 to ha pub- r11aon of default of MARC REED II.D. •rlctctaa .212 lic I'Oid; lhance fol- the .Defandant(l) In Laat Known Acldrtu: ..,. 101 whiCh aald lowing lha lOUth line the payment of a 824 !IIzabeth Drlva ' nota, IAnc..tll', OH 43130 · Iron pin Ia lclcltWd on of Ilia•public I'Oid to proml aaory ,..!hlon tor A t1w filot1hartt llna of the wetlerly IIOunct- according to Ill - · Grllnt etreat In the •ry of Paocal No. 1; ,... cortdltlona of a Adoption of Duatln lltallot IIOUth 13 deg. concurt'MII mOrlgege Ray Mahler ,_ bean :Mill of Ohio; .... . I 'to Ilia plaoe of -glwntoaaoura ftlacl with Ilia Malga 20 _ _...... lf.10 beginning, conlltlnlng Ilia payment of aald County · Probltta 11 nota and corwaylng Court, Caaa No. IMt to • point, lltallot approximately northiiCIIgii' WWI liON • . preml- '33141 , 11 Is allagad tha Be¥• and except deecrtbad, have bean you hevt lsllad to •· 17.11; lhance nor1h the COli whloh hal broken, and the communleata with Of ....... 131,t baan hal bacoma aupport tha • minor fwl to the pul!llc haretof«e .....; lhlnOa aoulh .. ranrwct and IIUbjact abtoluta. Child lor mon lhan No I'... 117-1 11M; to 811 IIIIIMIJia lind Tha l'ltlltl- Y""· A Merlng . ........... rfdag ...... of way that the on lha .,.mton will ba "' praya ' e7'WW111UIMito rac«d. Dlfendanl(•l namad held on Friday, Further excepting above ba .-qulrad to ...,..,ber 17, 2004 •• II.D. Brlcldaa llna; IIIMooe north 13 dig, and rtoervlng the anowtr and Ht up 8:ff a.m. If you ob[ect, you should appear and Inform the Court. The Court is located in the M.aigs - County Courthouse at the comer of Court Streel and Second Street in Pomeroy, Ohio, on the Second Floor of said courthouse. Judith R. Sisson Probata Judge/Clerk 8/26 9/2,9,16,23,30 Get A Jump on SAVINGS will be holding an OPEN HOUSE Saturday, August 28th from 10:00 a.m. until l:OO p.m. at 2894 Sf ll4 Syrause, Ohio SHOP CLASSIFIED$ Classlfleds! If so, you qualify for a Senior Discount* on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out.the coupon beiow and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. •allipolislatlp lribune . $3.99 or 3 for $10.00 45% off all other Herbs, Perennials & Shrubs. Bring in this Ad and get an Extra 5% off August 26th ' thru Sept 2nd A touch of Thyme At. 62, Har1ford HUGE 2 DAY SALE! Friday, Aug. 27th & Sat. Aug. 28th o. EXTRA 70% OFF Pluoo & m l - vtiow ollokor oportoweer 40%0FF All reg. priced Items storewide (excludes "prictd jiJst rJghr llama) EXTRA 20% OFF all other Cltarll1C8 11111111. Excludes ptua & The Daily Sentinel iunba~ limel sientinel ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •' Subscriber's Name----Address _ __ _ __ _ City/State/Zip _ _ _ , - - - - Phone________ llollor *"II all IIIIo....,.,. ... 1111111 copy ol your photo 10 " Ohio Vlllty Pubitlhlng P.O.Box._, Gtttlipolll, Oli 4663t ·······························' t • Oead'ti!M Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 HOW IQ WRITE AN AQ Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... i PERSONAI.Il I 1 Wanted : A place lor a Christian Rock Band to practice and play. Willing to give donation. Please call Jose h 740 441-1236 . Lw-------,.1 GIVEAWAY Abandoned kittens. Cute & playful. Mostly black calico Approx . 4 weeks old. Must be bottle led . (740)4467484 Puppies: 1/2 Australian Catt1 e dog, 1/2 German Wirehaired Pointer. 7 weeks old. Will be medium sized dog . (740)446-9357 alter 6pm. . . Que~~ s1ze Mattres s 1n good cond•Mn -(3 04)675-5790 r ___ LOST AND FOUND r • All • ,Start Your Ads With A Keyword •. Indude Complete Description • Include A Price • Avokl Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addre•s When Needed ~~NO I rL,. :.; -.... . ., · --~-~RD.L IPO~SA.~:· r ' - - - - - - - - ' FoUnd: Male Brittany m Vinlon are~ . (740)388-0182. A Young-Man seeKs Romance with/Woman of lost-Child's Pet. Large any age J.G. PO Box 722, White-Rabbit taken by m isPoca, WV 25159 take from thfl Mason County Fair Rabbit Barn (304)674i\NNOUNCEMENTS 0095 r Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p . m. For Sundaya Pap~r • Ads Should Run 7 D•v• YARDSALE YARD SALE· GAIJ.D~lLIS . 25 ,26 ,27 at 20 18 1!2 Eastern Ave . across from Wai-Mart tots of tools , clothes and \urniture & mjsc. items. 4 family. -------Bidwell U.M Church , ~ 11 Church St. Yard Sale, H. dogs, baked goods, drinks. lots of items to numerous to mention. Something for everyone. Aug . 27-28. 9-5. Large men's "shirts. · Gtv..way ...................................................... 040 Uveatock......................................................uo oeo Loat and Found ........................................... Lola IACfllga ..............,............................. 350 MIICtlllaneou1 ..............................................170 MIICtllla....,.,l Marchandl18...........;...........540 Mobile Home Repalr ....................................860 Mobile Homaalor Rent ............................... 420 Mobile Homaa for 8ale ................................320 Money to Loan .......................:.....................220 Motorcyclaa & 4 Whaalarl ..........................740 Mullcallnatrumanta ................................... 570 Panonala ..................................................... 005 Pate lor Sale ................................................ 560 Plumbing a Haallng ....................................820 Profeulonal SarvtcH.................................230 Radio, TV & CS R-lr ...............................180 Real Ealata Wanled .....................................380 &chooletnatructlon ........................ :............ tso Saad , Plant a Ferttll-.............................. 650 Situations Wanted ....................................... 120 · Space for Rent .............................................460 Sporting Goocla ...........................................520 SUV'o lor Sala.............................................. 720 Tructca for Sale ............................................ 715 Upholstery ................................................... 870 Vans For Sala ............................................... 730 Wanted to Buy ............................................. OIO Wanlod to Buy- Farm SUppttee .................. 620 Wantad To Do .............................................. IIIO 17J••Ied to Rent ooooooooouu~•••-•••••nn•oo.oounnn•• •70 Yard Sate- Gatllpollo• ..................................072 Yard Sata-PomaroyM-......................... 074 Yard Sala-Pt. Plaaaant ................................ 075 -. ads must be prepaid' POLICIES: Ohio Vtlley Publishing r."rv•• tn. right to sdlt, reJect, or ctncel tny sd at sny time. Errart mUst be reponed on the ftrat d~ at publlcttlan 1nd Tribun.9entlnei·Regl•t•r will be .-..ponslbl• for no more then the coat of th• fiJ*:fl occupied by the error 1nd only the llr.t inMrtlon. W• 1hall not be titble any lou Of expenN thpt reaulta from thtl pubticttlon or amlaalon of an ltdvertiMment. Cor~lon will be made In tn. firM tvaileble edition. • Box '~;,;::;,-:.::1 •re 11w1ya confldentl•i. • Curr.nl rite Clfd sppllea. • All ree l e111te advtr11aements ere aubject to the Federsl Fllr Hau1ing Act of 1968. • This n K~pl• only help wtntlfld st11mt.rd1. W• will not knawin;ly tccept tny •dvertislng_ln vlol•tlan of the l1w. l..'so--wroitrii~ronm,;;Du __,JI l'o Wed-Sat. 9-5pm. Household items, baby-adult clothing, Home Interior. 858 Kemper Hollow Rd . (740)44 1·0953. · D16 Call B.D. Constr uction lor all of your home improvemen t needs, roofs, decks, siding. ere. reasonable prices, free estimates, call (7 40)992· 2979 . - - - ,.; - - - - - Y ARDSAt.E- Pr. Pt..EASANf HoMES Ho~Ji.:~ FOR SALE FOK SAt-E By Owner US 35 in Ma son County 5 Rooms & Bath (2 Bedrooms). Large SunRoom 12x32, all new Carpet. Full Basement 1/2 acre lot $47.500 (304)6752933 www.orvb.com Home Listings. L1st your home by ca111ng (740)446-3620 V1ew photos/info on11ne. DRYWALL Install, Finish Painting, Carpententry, Bathrooms, Residential , Commercial, INSURED Large 2 family Garage Safe Nice Items priced cheap 907 27th St. Thur/Fri/Sat 9·2 NOTHING TO SMALL Moving Sale all Furniture , Househ"old & Mise items all very reasonable Flat Prices Sleve·(740)388·8731 i All real estate advertising priced Have room In my home lor one lady, comp l.ete care, for Info call Priscilla Dodrill at Dodrill Private HOme Ca re (740}388·8 193. everything must go. 503 Kathnor Lane. Pl. Plea. Thur/Fri/Sat 1Dam 6 pm Lw------_.1 WANrED lU B UY Sitler will sta~ with th e sick. -Days only. Call (740)3677582. Absolute To·p Dollar ·u.s. Sliver . and Gold Coins. Proofsets. Gold Rings, U.S. Currency,-M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 Second Aven ue, Gallipoli$, i 40.:446·2B42 . 190 AVON I All Areas! To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spears, 304675·1429. Business is booming. looking for experienced drywall and trim crew for modular and manufactured homes. Please fax resume or company information to 740385-7671 . I AHn: Dlonno Thompoon, HR S.C.ntc Hille Nurelna C.nler 31fBuc:UtdgoB -I, OH 4Se1' HAets••••".. Wnt Virginia. We oftef a L•mited . time ONLY. compeoitive setary, benetl1s (740)446-3358. Firs! 510 call pacq,ge and 401K. E.O.E. receives 8 gift. Please send resume to l52 - - - - - - - - Second Avenue. Need a Heating·Cooling OH 45631 . Attn : Brian Kino, inttarler wrtl"l at least 1 year AN . experience. Certicifted Techlclan with at least one -·Job? year experience. · Pay bV Are Htrttr;t Sl(penence. Only expereEarn up to $8/hour plus •nced need apply. Call bonuses. GatUPot;s, we 1-an-463,6247 ext. 2457 . OI'I'Oil'llmrtY 1. ~~;;:;;~ Outgoing energetic person for cosmetic counter sales, training provided . References reQui r~fd . Call (740)446·2673 for an interview This ne wspaper will nat knowingly accept advenisementa tar real estate which Is in viotatlon of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellinga advertised ir1 thl1 newspaper are available on an equal opportunitY bases. REGISTERED NURSES i .. "'---iiii SiiERiir\iilCE:S iiiir...·... /SSt? w ldmtn.ohne Sign on Bonuot " BUSIN!:s; in this newspaper It 1ubject to t_he Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal Ia ad11ertln "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex lanillialslitua or national origin, or any intention Ia make any such preference, limitation or discrimin ation.·· Super 8 Motel now taking applications for PT des ~ r kl ('i from clerk. Will be expected to HIO VALLEY PUBLISH Homes $10 .000!. ro tat e between all shifts. lNG co. recommends tha Forclosure, VA Hud for liSt· 1n person · thru Apply ou do business w1th pea in g 1·800-749-8106ex 1709 Thursday · Qualifi ed appli· le you know. and NOT I House & lot fo r sale 4.8 cants will be called for inter:- end money through th · · Paramedics & EMT's miles on Sandhill Rd . P01nt vlews. No phone calls needed. Apply al 1354 ail until you have investi Pleasant, 3 bedroom. 2 full please. ated the offerin . Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. ~::::~~==~ baths, laundry room. living ~ . room, kitchen , new siove . YOUTH DEVELOPMENT J\!IONEY re frigerator, dishwasher, SPECIALIST ___ TO LoAN washer & dryer, window treaJment stays, porch. large · Jackson County Family and Children Cash! Cash! 3K-3SOK any 2 car garage & work shop. Scenic Hills NursinQ, Center, First cOuncil purpose . Good/Bad credit . (304)675·6479, a Ta(ldem Health Care 1-866-306 -1 33.7 House for sale. Needs to be Facility, is seeking a select Seeking a highly dediCated iU' I'RoFl.~IONAL Moved. Cheap (304}675· lew to join. our outstanding individual to work within the 2316 alleo 5:00pm tea~. We currently ~eek a Jackson County Ohio youth lull t1me _RN ._ Proper ticense service d~livery sy$tem New listing, 296 LeGrande TURNED DOWN ON or cert•f•cat•on necessary., Min imum of Bachelor's BI'Vd. Available Now• 3 bed We offer pay for expe~ience, degree, Master's preferred, SOCIAL SECURITY room, 1 ~ .12 bath; storage No fC"ee Unless We Win! pertecl attendance moen - or related field . Experience buil ding. L8nnox. heaVair. 1·888·582·3345 live, shift differential, extra Preferred. Must have comCall after 3pm & weekends . INSTRO<;TOR8 shift ~ickup ~nus, excel'?nl• mitment to positive youth Serious calls only. Extra lot NEEDED ben~frts, excellent workmg development and ability to beside home · w/property. Medical , Word Processing, enwonment and much work well with children. (740)446-4050 HU\IDi and Spreadsheets. Send morel Please apply to : youth , fam ilies. and other roRSAIE resume Nice 2 bedroom . large bath · child/youth serving ent1ties Gallipolis Career College Attn : Dianna Thompson, Must ha~ ability to work S: with washer/dryer hookup, 0% Down Payment even Attn: John Danicki HR flexible schedule. Salary + with less than perfect credit . living room . .large dining 1176 Jackson Pike Scenic Hills Nursing Excellent Benefits. _ Equal Easy qualifying. Own don 't room , dry basement , out at Gallipolis. OH 4563t center flood plain , corner lot on Oppor tunity Employer. rent . Loca,t company. 3~ 1 Buckrfdge Road Resumes must be received Mortgage locators. 740- Gen . Hartenger Parkway. Bl-1, OH '5814 Price reduced . (740)992· LICENSED by 5:00 pm on September 992-7321 3057 . Ph: 7oln'oM6-71150 7th, 2004. Mail/Deliver to: poattian In the Gallipplla, Ph: 7-71150 Ohk> and aurroundlng area. Fu: 7.W'"-2UI Duties include estabhahlng Eonoll: and maintaining opef, lll"l8s tondtm-.re.com of communicatiOn with area physicians and tledtl care SF/DFIEOE facHities in the delivery of lthcln.c:arn Home Health services. Muat bt licensed lri both QhiO and -M-.-,e-50-.,.-.-,-lin_g_A_vo-n . . C.ll Now to Mm a S300 ~ r10 Cashland F"ull or part time Shifts availat:Ml Will care lor preschool child located in Pomeroy. Call www.comlcs.com Inc. Business is booming, lookc ing for part time service and PRACTICAL NURS.E Fox : r.a~..e-a•~ delivery help. Call 740-385· Email: Hmln.ahnO 4367 or fax resume to 740- 5cenic Hills Nursing Center, tandemt'IMhhcare.com 385-7671 . a Tandem Health Care Fac ility, Is seeking a sef~ SFIDFIEOE lew to join our outstanding HRellndlmhMflhcare.com Full-time Customer SEirvtee. team . We currenUy aeek full Associate. Great pay, axcel· Ume LPNs. Prcpet" license or SAssY SclsSORS tent benefits. Must have certification requ ired. We Sty11or wenlod , Salary/ computer & money handling ·offer extra shift pickup COmmission. 7~1-1880 . experience. Fax resume to bonus, shift differential, or 740.256~ . 740·•-41·89..0 or piCk up exce llent ber:efits, j:lerfect · - - -- - - - appUcation a.,t 13,2 ~;astern attendance incentives and AWJ., Gallipolis. much moral Please apply to : ·Due to our recent Agency expenalon, Medl Home Health AQS!lCy. Inc. is seek· lll',l bo1h afull·time RN Case Mana"ger and a tull-time AN Patient Care Coorl:llnator C!ltL!NELDERLY CARE UsBd Banjo or Ukelele. Kid's clothes. tO'f.>, bike & Hair Slyllsts (740)992-2529 . Leave mesFound Ring. Main St. pati o furniture . The FIESTA welcomes you to Pomeroy, Ohio call to Meadow s, Saturday 8!28 sage. check out what we have to Identify (304)675·5324 I \ 11 11 I)\ \II'\ I offer. .. $300 hiring bonuS, 9:1XHOO. guaranteed hourly wages ' 11{\111 .... Found miniature Sat. 8128. 3 miles 7$. 9·4 plus lips, up lo 45% service Dachshund, Middleport. can reens clothes, ~nives, f~ rni ­ commission, retail and tanture , m1sc. items. to ID, (740)992·0784 ning commissions, 401 (k) , paid vacation, health. vision, dental and lit8 ins .. free A leading provider of Supadvanced education, immeport services to individuals 4x4's For Sale ......... ~ .................................... 725 diate clientele and so much with MAIDD has vacant Announcamant ............................................ 030 more! Now hiring lor full and po sitions for LPN's. For Anllques.,................................ ,.................... 530 part-time licens ed Stylists more information ca ll AINirtmantalor Rant ..................... ~.: ........... 440 at our salon In Mason. Call Dorothy Harper at Middleton Auction and Flea Markat............................. 080 Cindy @ 1-888·825-6363 x Estate s (740)446-8145 or Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 3010 for more info and to (740}446-4814 . An Equal Auto Repair ....................................... ........... 770 schedule an interview Opportunity Employer Autos for Sala .............................................. 710 -----'---F/MION Boats & Motors for Sale ............................. 750 Help wanted : Darst Adult Building Suppllas ........................................ 550 An Excellent way to earn Group Home, (740)992Business and Buildings ............................. 340 5023. Call for more informa· money. The New Avon . Business Opportunlty................................. 210 tion. Call Marilyn 304-882-2645 Happy Ado....................................................O&D Hoy & Graln ................................................:.840 Halp Wanled ........:...................................,. ... 11 0 Homa tmprovementa .................... : ..............810 Horn-. for Sale ............................................310 HoUMhold Ooode ....................................... II1D Houaaotor Rent ...........................;.............. 410 In llemorlom ................................................ 020 tnauronce ...................... :.............................. 130 La- & Garden Equlp111en1 ...... :................. 860 All Dlaplay: 1~ Noon 2 Bu•ln••• Daya Prior To Publication Sunday Dlaplay : 1:00 p.m . Thuraday for Sundaya Patoer KIT & CARLYLE Cleaning out the llouse yard River tot or acreage around sale! Sat. 8!28 , 9-4 , 608 · Teens Run Rd . Bookcase, Gallia Co. for camping. with chairs. old records, stone water & electric available. Call Ron at (740)446-7885 jars, frames . . and much or (740)645·6042 more. Rain or sh1ne. Business Tralnlng ....................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Cards of Thanks.......................................... 010 Child/Elderly Care ...................................... 190 Elactrlca i!Ralrigeratlon ............................... 840 · Equipment lor Rent ..................................... 480 Excavatlng .....................................:............. B30 Farm Equlpmant ..........................................610 Farma lor Ranl. ............................................ 430 Farms lor Sala .................:........................... 330 For Laaoe ............ ,, ....................................... 490 For Sale ........................................................ 585 For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 Frullo & Vagetableo ..................................... 580 Furnllhed Roomo ........................................ 450 General Haullng...........................................&$0 N.o w you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads {p~ Jr1'. Borders$3.00/perod Graphics SOC for small $'1 .00 for Iorge Display Ads Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday- Friday for In•ertlon In N~xt Day •a Paper · CLASSIFIED INDEX tlotnt Jleaent .le!P•ter . Mldd= , The Home National Bank Shop In One Week With Us REACH O.VER 285,000 PROSPECTS NOW ONLINE PLUS YOUR To Place '~tribune l\egister Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446·2342 (740) 992•2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... · or Fax To 44&-aooe · or Fax To 992-2157 · \\\IH \t I \II \I"\ For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! , c LAs s II F I 'E D work on over the next nine days. "We have a lot of things to iron out- consistency and timing. We h~ve some positions that will be outstanding on olle se ries, then make mistakes the riex1 one. "'I .thought lhe defe.nse was good tonight. They forced a couple of IUrnovcrs. The offense got in trouble at times, but worked our of it wi th bi g plays." Knorr considers tomorrow as the end of preseason .¥amp. The Bobcals wi ll work out jusl once Thursday, but he may add a second night .pracrice il warran ted. •The final scri mmage of the fall takes on Friday nighl. pared an.d we have to rake care of our busine ss Friday night." Newland also knows that South Gallia is go ing .to be ready to spoil a very importanl evening in EHS football hi story. "Last year's game was a hard fou ght battle and we were very fort unate to walk . away with the win," said Newland. "South Gallia has been getting better every year and I am ex pecting no different thi s year." Both coaches have mutual respect for each other and · their respective programs, . and both see Friday as a critical step for a successful. season. When asked about the sizable experience difference between Eastern and South. Gallia, Bu rleson didn't seemed as worried about losing 11 seniors as one might · think. · The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentlnel.com rtbune - Sentinel - l\e We need to get up rhe field on defense and get so me pressure on him." The Blue Devils will be countering with junior fullback· D•tslin Winters and plenty of pass carchers in Shaphan Robinson, Tyler Clagg. Jeff Payron. Kyle Burnett and Austin Kin g. "We' re have a lot of our work cui out for ·US, but I think our kids are exci red · about it and ready to begi n playing games," said Chancey. Bokovitz cou ldn ' l ag ree more. ''It' s time we gel into playing SOJ11C games," Bokovitz sa id . "We didn ., have a very long preseason , but it se~ms li.ke a long time . They're really excited about getting started." While Meigs' senior quarterback Eric Cul lums has a couple of years of exp~rien cc takin·g snaps for the from Page 81 Marauders, Gallia Academy 's Ja ymes cally ready to play football. Haggerty, a sophomore . will Chancey went on w take a be standing behind cemer for littl e more abour what he has the first. time itl hi s varsity noticed about this year's career, · Blue Devils squad. · Cullums and his passing "Offens ively, they do· a game. that includes returning nice job of run ning the foot- wideouts Man Holley and ball and throw ing the foot- Eric VanMeter, aiong wtth ball.'" sa id Chan cey. running back Josh Buzzard "A nyrime you· have a. high gives Bokovitz concern. sc hool offense that can do "He's got a nice arm ," said both of those effectively. Bokovitz of Cullum s. ·'With obviously they' re going to be some of those receivers, rhat much more parent. They concerns me. We need 10 have some sk illed kids who cover him as long as we can. · can make big plays at any We need to read , when they tim e. That's what we 're come up the field, the pattern going to try to guard rhey 're getting into. against." "We need a good pass rush. Bobcats · Thursday, August 26, 2004 . 174ll,...l · 1236. Need extra money! Immediate opernngs in store demon$tralors. Alexandrta's Mamtino · I ·~ STATE TESTED NURSING ASSISTANTS ... Jackson County Family and Children First Counc11; Ann : ·susan Wolford, Intersystem Coordinator; t A.cy Avenue, Suite A; Jackson, Ohio pos "ble on this 3 bedroom, ath. modern home. on 1. cr•s , newly refinished I 001 , central · air, hea 111";.,·~~~~--.., ump, basement, convtent y located 1.5 miles o Salools ute .50 & only 5 minute Plain& rom Tuppers pproxlm•taly &150. Galllpollt C.rMr Collega onthly paymant. Cal (Careers Ck)at To Home) hris or Robb•e a Call Todayl 740-446-4367, .tO 657-3041 . 1-800-21 4-9452 1 112 story house with base-. ~lp rae••• n e~e .com Aa:rMrted wemtMi r 4ccr.dilif!V . ment, 10cat9CI in Chester, COI.I'Icll 101 11 ~m aut ColegM Oh. ~sking $42,000. Call end SchDola 12748 (740)667-6620 · '" I M~=: 1• · · - !Y~ 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace. 1.5 acres on Buckeye Hills A d $85 000 C8 II 41115640 I'§) ll.si1wcnoN lllU Scenic HUll Nuralnn Center, a Tandem Health Cale ·facility,_ ilaeeklng a se lect ~ .. Jo join -·r -·~''ndlnn ""' .,.. ..... w~ • team . We currently seek lull WflfiTID 17 PEOPLI lime & pan time , STNA8. We Pay You! Propor cerultcallon roquirod . · $CASH REWARDS$ we Qlfer shill differential. For the W~ight you Lose excelltnl benellll, pertecl tn 30 Days. attendance incentives and Call Tracy 740-441-1982 much more! Ptease apply to: {800)201 ~~ I--------- ttG6. www.tomousnarn110n.com . - - - - - - - - Attn; OlanrwThompeon, <http:l~.famousnutri - HR tion.conv'> Scontc Hllll Nut'llng c.nrer 311 Buduldgo flood B -1, OH .se" Ph: 7(014(8-71 150 Fu: 7oin'4(8-2UI' Email: ectmln.ahne Earn $200-SSOO PIT Eam $2,000 and up Frr . tondonl-....com SF/DFIEOE HR:etaow:t.•ot ...."U .... e.com Www.workatcasa.com <http:J!Www.wrkatcasa.co ' rnl> ~----- Sy s Get A Jump On SAVINGS 3 story house il1 Pomeroy. 5 bedrQOn'IS, lr, dr, kitchen. 1 112 bath. run basement w/3 rooms. applOII 314 BCJ8. -4 decl<>. 3/4 newly romodeled , 0% down posiible wlllnanc· ing available . serious 1nquirts only. $65.000. (7:.0)206-7080. 3BR, 2BA. 5. t29 acres. Green Township cJose to school Priced 10 sell. More 1nto (74ll)«6-7377. Bedroom Brick Home, 2 ath, 3 Cat Brick Unattached Garage. 2 tory outbuilding. Code 2704 or call (740) 446566. BedrOom, 2 1/2 Bath, lose to Holzer Hospital ·n Spring Valley. Code 13 or call (740)446624 Bedroom, 1 1.1 2 !;lath . Full Basement . iddleport. OH . Code 17 or call (740)992· 743. Bedroom, 3 Bath. Pool , 10 acres, Bidwell. OH ode 42104 or call 7 40)388-9839 r Moon.£ Hmu:-; - lllR SA!.E '""' mou I . o,oay10 Mobile Ho me . ~ Bedrooms, 2 Bath C entra Aor , S15.500. . Cal 304)675-7022 2003 Clayton 16x80 Manchester 3b r. 20a extra nice $29.500 1304)675-5822 For sale or rent- 2 bedroom mobile homes startmg at $270 per month. Call 740- -· 992-2167 For Sate· 1988 mobile home. 3 decks. 2 buildings, $10 .000 OBO. Must sell ! (740)247-4100. New OakwOO;d mega store teaturing Homes by Oakwood . Fleetwood & Giles. One stop shOpping only at OakwOOd Homes of Barboursville WV (304)736- 3409. -------~ b d er rna e 1 2 edroom home: good condition App li ances included S3.000. (30>1}675-6047, Old SAVE·SAVE·SAVE Stodl models. at old ~nces. 2005 models arriving Now. Cote's Mobole Homas. 15266 U.S. 50 East. Athens, Oh10 45701 . (740)592-1972. "Whe re You Get Your · Money's Worth' Cell (74())992·2272. Paid Vacations. Bonuses 7 40-44 1-198-4 886-540-0097 IND AJ IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Manufactured hOfT!&, 3·4 b_ r. , 2 baths, lr, kt . dr. laundry, .78 acre, 2-4x32 finished garage, large fenced-in back yard, picnk: shelter, nice laying 3 bedrooms· 1 bath . Ready to ITIOYe in. NICt 181181 lOt. WORK~IIOME Home Based Business Bedroom. 2 Bath , Rive r iew/ Access. Pnvate Boat Dock in Gallipolis. 1 ere lot. Code 90303 or all (740)446-0531 Like new 2000 Redman 16X80, 3 bedroom , 1/2 tlatt\. vinyl/shingle. 2X6 loaded NO DOWN PAYMENT. with even more options. Can Possible on this 3 br, 1 bath help with delivery Call nome, country settin g, Harold (740)385·9948. secluded on a paved road , Racine area 8 acres, Make 2 payments, move •n 4 approx!ma!aly 5650 per years on note (304)736month. clean, reacty to move 3409. into, shown by appointment New 14 wide only $899.only, call (740)949·3124, No down and only $149.74 per calls after 9pm please. monll>. Cell Nikki (740}385.· Riverfront property. 7671 property in recuse. asking $87,500, Serious call& only, (740)99' 7120 ,. ;.__.:__ _ _ _ _ _ Very Nice 2br. home w/Qood · credit. 1 will Finance 1ooo 1186' down for mo re Info ca ll 3 be<lroom, 2 berhs. lore- [304}6 74 -ool9 place. On -4.3 acres. !n the r-:=--,....,.-.,..----, Counlry, Scenic view • _ Call ( ) 740 709 . 575 000 (r':rToo- EW LI STING . Secluded Bedroom. 3 Bath with Beautiful River View. ocated Close to town ode 825 or call 740)441·0323. Skyhne 12x60, 2bc Cia, new fu rnace, newly remodeled bathroom. new carpet under p in n 1n(l l a wn 1ng (740)446-nS< S1soooeo. r Shop Classlfleds! LoTs& ACRFAGE 1f2 acre 101 oo Tycoon Lake. County water. no septiC. borders Eagle Roed , Asking $8,5QO.OO [74()}247·1100 �Page 84 ·~Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, August 26, 2004 ~ Lors Phillip Alder .; j IF YOU RENT What would you lose iHhere was a fire? We can insure your valuables!• For a Free Quote or Appointment Call: :oclrv Hupp Insurance . • a, .. u Financial Sel'l!ices1 Box 189 • Middleport with less than perfect credit. Easy qualifying. Own don't rent. Local company. Mortgage Locators. 740· 992-7321 . w,- Sweet corn, for sale $1.75 dozen. Bring your own conCONVENIENTLY LOCAT- b - - - -GooDs - - - _ . 1· tal ner. (740)949·1316. 1 Possibly 28r House, par- · EO & AFFORDABLE! tlally furnished in New I \I<\ I "' 1'1'1 II.._ Townhouse apartments. .\ 11\l .., ltU h. Haven $275 . Rent, S250 and/or small houses FOR Horton Legend·SL crossDeposit, No-Pets (304)882· RENT. Call (740)441-1111 bow 1651b pull. Scope , •~~~""-~~---., 3652 lor application & information. sling, cocking strap, qviver, r1~ . i Plains. $450.00 month, plus deposit and utilities. No pets rent. All utilities included. Georges Creek At1e.d $500 (740)667-3487 per month. (740)446-4868. 3 bedroom, 2 bath , $435 - - - - - - - month, $200 deposit In Furnished efficiency, an ut11iBidwell area. Call after ties paid, share bath, $150 4:30pm (740)441 -1528. month . 919 2nd Ave . (740)446-3945. 3br 1n Syracuse, Ohio No - - - - - - - Pets, $500.00 a month HuCI Gracious livinn. 1 and,2 bed· v Approved (304)675·5332 room apartments in Villag' e 4br House f9r rent in Mason $450 month $300 deposit. Central Heat, Central Air, (304 )882 •2858 Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $ 295 -$444 . Call 740 · 992·5064. Equal Housing Opportunities. For Rent House- 2 bdrm w!bsmt. River view, Close to Mercerville : · 1-bedroom town . $450/mo. You pay utili- $295 + deposit 2-bedroom ties . Sec. Dep. $450. $350 -+ deposit. No pets • <::all References required . Call washer hookup. (740)446·3644 tor an appll· (740)256· 1 245 cation. - - - - - - - - - Nice Ground Floor 2br, WI D House tor Rent 2br. no pets,. Hook·up Ref. Dep. No Pets · $250 month plus, utility, · (304)675·5162 deposit, reference. - - - - - - - (304)675-4874 One bedroom garage apart· men! , kitchen furnished , New Home- 38A, 1 be1h, .$400, (740)992·3823 attached garage , No pels, references + deposit Pleasant Valley Apartment required. $500. (740)446- Are now taking Applications 2801 tor 2BR, 3BR & 4BR., Applications are taken i0 r- MlscEME.!:.~\NDEOISEUS R'--1'11 I Mowers. Chajn Saws, Chai n Sharpened & Pans , New General Standby Generating System s and Roi-Air Air Compressors Open 8:30·6:00 M·F: Sal. 8:30-2:00 992-1033 PiCk-up nnd delivery service Now 740-992-5232 2003 Cavalier 4 door, 4 cyl. auto, power everything, also power sunroof, only 5,000 miles. $7,000. Call (740)441-oo37 . ( ·.,n,( rud ion 30 years experience •New Homes • Log Homes • Post Frame •Complete RemodellnK Vinyl Siding R~plac*mtnt Windows Room Additions O.cks Blown I"sulation Pole Buildings · Care from Impound• 1S TluJcKs Free Estimates ';'40-667·6080 I FOR SALE .95 bodgo .. Ao" f # IRIES Q111nc Caravan, Wheelo 1S" Mateslle> lEach Kit Cantainllht Following: ·------· V'fi, au1o, $1700 OBO. Chrome 7 spoke with N111o , '7ii40~2:=56;;·_::165~2---~ Tires 304 675-1258 1993 Ntssan pick-up, 4 cyl., A - _, · CAMI'DIS & . MoroRCY....,., . 5 speed, 180K, driven daily, • 3 Swnly Cardboard Garage/Yard sale Signa • Z4' X 12'" 2000 Dodge ext. cab Diesel 2001 Harley Davidson 1996 Coleman Cheyenne Dually lla1bed. 522.000. Herirage Springer , 1189 Pop-Up Camper S3,000 (740)446-9317. miles, Blue Ice, lots of (304)675-5752 Ellfras call~304)675·7273 66 R-Mode1 Mack 1rlple frame lriaxla loQ truck. Good 2004 Sunseeker, 29ft motor condition. (740)441-()941 or 2004 He~ley Davidson . home , loaded, $.45.000. (740)645-5948 , ~883C , black. 4500 miles.' (740)44!-!583 '-I H\1! 1' $8000. (740)441-1583 86 A·Model Mack. Triple frame triul' log truck. Good HOME --- 1 condition . 7 40-441.0041 97 Honda C.B .. 750, 12,000 miles, eXcellent condition . IMPRoVI?JIIENC> • 740-645-5946. $2,300. Gall(740)247·2031 . •lnvtntofy Shee1 • 4 M~•sigls lo be poste<l oo 1>\JJie";n boenls allallldromats, man<&, e1C •1 Shoo-step <nstrudioo sheet, plus o! How"' Pro1i1s a1 -soa. • G;waoe Salo. • 3 Mountilg Mele>ials •6 MUlti-colored Balloons • I Mlllt<er lor Sign• 3 Day Ad: +$6.00 Kit MaroR 1-loMEs 4 WHFJII FRS $1500 OBO, (740)992-6511 $9.00 - 15 words or less +$6.00 Kit Gets You Great Advertising! ~allipoli~ J)atlp ~ribune ftoint l)lea~ant l\egi~ter , The Daily Sentinel r 4X4 BASEMENT L,--·fliiORiiiiiSAu:iiiiiiii.- ,J BISSEll aoc~. ,, an1ee. Local reler01100S "'ii'~~;,;:;~~;;;.-., nishod. Es1abllshod 1975. 11-cK. blaCk, leather interior. ,. c/d plover, $9,200 OBO, IloAlSFOR&..~~ Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446-(740)992 . 2932 ""'-" 0870, Rogers Basemen! Waterproofing. r· 1998 .lee!> Wrangler" Sport, Soft· Top. 4.01., V6 . 621<, AC, CO/Cassette. Chrome 'Nheeis, 31 inch tires, Extras $11,000 OBO (304)882· 2439 I 1811. fibof1jlass boa1, 170HP motor, S10<n driVe, 360hrs total rvn tim8. serious only; (740}446-1358, leave messege AOI''1ERTISE r vouR BUSINESS I' Flber~fass Bass boat yellow, 360 mo1Dr, cdlcaa· 150HP Johnson GT Trolling 2000 Dodge Durango AT, 1995 sene, leather. $11 ,800 motor. depth finders. Day OBO. (740)256·1618 or 740-441-4340, evening 740(740)258-6200 44Hl101. • r-":"":::-::::=::;-, IN THE CLASSIREDS 2 ofo Pass . I Pass Pass 34 Pass BUILDERS IDC. . ,.. R.B. Trucking HAULING: • Limestone • Sand • Dirt •Ag Lime price A ll work ~uaraO(e!!d M u~1er CcrtiricJ McchJnit·s Briggs & "Siruttun. K ohler. Murray, MTD Ail makes & models $ 10.00 off any purchase of $20.00 with this ad. Reslackirw U.te Model Salvage Parts • fOW! HE wow. THAT WAS CRUSHED. I'VE NEVEf'. SEEN A BALL HIT THI'.T FA!<. - GOT CAUGHT "~TENN ,, BY THE -<'"rl-jlfO 1 1 4·0 break is hi~e, Ancient Tokyo feature 39 By a whisker Pays homage Ran fast 46 Fly 1he · shuttle 47 Cable 41 44 channel 48 Sugar source by Luis Campos Celebrity QPhel ~rams are created I:om quota~oos llyl~oug people. pasr all(! presant Each letter m!he Cipher stands !or another Today'sclua: Z equals T PEANUTS 1 CAN'T FIGURE. OUT WIN SI-IE I-IA5N'T WRITTEN .. J VR '' TZVXSDH K D0 L ZYV A CLWRB KWPL F VA W T BWKSLS YL KL R HVOLXM," "w v Cb v YVMLT T2 VX HDXL WZTLKP." FDAKWR draws humps, and claims. Astro- · Graph PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "The lime lor 1he Stale 10 proteCI iiSell againS1the criminal is belore the criminal is made_~ - WiUiam Randolph Hearst WOAD GAMI . . "1/aur 'lllrl~: Friday, Aug. 27, 2004 By Bernice Bede Oaot You're likely to find yourself more inde· p4;!ndent in the year ahead than you nave in the past. and this could work for your bene rment. However, impulsively dissolving alliances that have been helpful is cou nterproductive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Dor 't be too mlluenced by others who think they know bet1er about how to handle your at1airs Vou need to be guarded about changing direction on that which has been working pretty good for you . LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 231- Be<o•• taking on any new project or ventura today, you had better finalize those affairs in which you're presently engaged. Chances are you'd be biting oil more than you can rH AWE R I I I I 1l 2 I ' TAHCY l. IIf II 3 I N A ~ A G 1:·:,' 1-_;,,....,.._,,......,--j,- Is r I I L-L-...1.-J.._J._J Statistics show that three f \ · f" quarters o the popu_at1on JVeih or near cities_I believe the ~ otherquarterisouttherelooki1g : ~~-------1 HI REL S exrr oil the •••• - . -. chew. for the SCORPIO (Oct 24-No,. 22) - E'en il a friend or an asMCiate is not perfect, don't Com.pli!lt 1 ~e cnuclr.le c;uo1e~ forsake this person. eSJ?ecially 11 you're . by fdl1r..; ' 1,., the mit~1'10 worcs being influenced to do so_ It would be . . . . . • you develop from step No . J below. extremely d1tficult · SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) _;_ You'd be setting yourseU up lor failure if you lake lor granted how you'd !are in a competitive situation. On paper you might look the uNSCRAMBle lElTE~~ 10 1 best, but there co uld be some surprises in Gfl •NSW!R . store today. , · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- Be sure SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS all the kiriks are worked out first before exposing your new ideas to your superior Gospel- Hovel· Agony· Jewish today. If the boss spots any flaws. he or An elderly friend of mine says tl"tal people should hve she could throw the whole thi ng ·out with· n such a way that they wouldn't be ashamed to seillheir out checking any lurther. · Jarrqt to the town GOSSIP. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fel;l. 19) - Chances are it will not be too smart today to count on finances that aren't already in your hand. You could iocur a large debt that you won't be able to pay when it becomes due. PtSc;;ES (Feb. 20-March 20) - In situations where your goa ts are not in accord wilh those of your mate, problems are highly likely today if not handled with diplomacy. Find a w<iy to putt together, not tear. apart. ARIES (March 21 ·April 19} - Either spend a tittle lime expenmenting first with a new product before applying it to a proj· eel you're workiilg on or slick to proven procedures. Vour chances 1or botching tbings u~ are good. ' TAURUS (April 20·May 20) - It's nice to have your way on things, but today you coulcl be responsible for causing unnecessary dissention amOng your peers it yoU buck the will of the majority. Instead, join them . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -In a compel· ltlve involvement today. you 're likely to be tripped up by your own. carelessness If you react reckleaaly rather than being ov,rtaken by your opponent. Look before leaping. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ..:.... There Is not~l ng wrong with formulating new plana for handling aomethl1'1g lmponant, but try to design them around procedures Which have worked aueeeaafully tor you In rhe· paat. LEO (July 23·AU'g. 22)- Poor handling of your Unanctat bue could catch up wlt1'1 you today, bUt you can do •omethlng aboutlt "lf you clean up the obligations· you I ncur~ now and dOn't utume any new onaa. 11 Dean Hill New a: Used 475 South .Church St. Ripley, wv 25271 I' 1 I ·o · .GOSSIP BETTY "nil~ IS f>. MIO~lF€ 1 ~tEl. L.IKE QU<TTING . 1-800-822-04~ 7 E:Ve~ING AND DOING c.RtSIS , SOM€THING DAA$11C... 'W.V's #I Chevy. Pontiac, Buick, Olds & Custom Van Dealer" P.IGI-IT~ Big Bend Antique and Furniture Restoration Reflnlsh, Repair, Restore,. 74()-742•341 KeHh Bailey ===40=99=2·:19=56== YOUNG'S CARPENTER . SERVICE . __ - - - - • Room AddltJona 1 ~ino Gat- •• EtectrAt & Plumbing • Roor~ng & Gutl:ers VInyl Sieling & Plin11ng .• Petio ~ Pore#~ O.Cb I ' AAA suggestion . Lemon drink Countdown start €) FREE ESTIMATES! an~::t~;:'"· TEDDY. NICE MEI'.TilALL . FL'< THAT Sun$etHome Construction in Tuppers Plains now has openings on day 6000 JOB, 1-\LT IT THAT GOOD. I:T WAS JUST A. PoP Eltl 1111 .. 740-992-3432 " 740-742- 1085 hand. Then, when lhe BIG NATE *""941-1415 Mmion Sensors cl\~1-17 ); \ I mEl Residen1ial mond honors- perfect! The key in the grancl slam is to draw one rounct Of lrumps using an honor from Uf\,, WOULI) II BE. OK IF UUSI" fl\'1' his IVE SEEN WAITING EVERV DAV FOR A LEHER !=ROM TI-IAT PRffi\' UTILE GIRL I MET AT CAMP... See Brenl or Brian Whaley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. Closed WRITESEl New ConS1ruc1ion . · Remodeling Securi1y Cameras feeling CELEBRITY CIPHER ruffs a spade wilh dummy's diamond king (to avoid an overruff), plays a diamond lo 1 HOWARVL. Bryan Reeves New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall & More Grand Slam Force, asking his parlner to bid seven wilh lwo ollhe lop three dla· St. Rt.681 Darwin; OH 740-992-70 13 or 740-992-5553 740-985·3564 *UDFIII *IIIE IIIIITUIIIICE sui1, showtng 5·6 m spades and dia· monds. (Wtth 5-5, South would have opened one spade.) Now Norln has a rethink. His hand has become phenomenal for play in diamonds, !he krJown ninecard fiL So, North agrees lhat suit South,· · exposed, declarer unblocks dummy's spade honors, trumps a club in hand, Q11alily work for a fair · ~rket 23 Ring thing 25 Broad st 53 27 Tugs at the heart 55 28 PaslisllaYor · 31 Flightless 56 bird 33 Tree juice 57 35 Bunny ing. However, Soulh rebids his second Whaley's. Auto Parts and After 20 Lifeless 49 tun-..: · 22 Jacques' pal 51 Wrathful have a· slopper in lhe unbid suil, clubs. So, he wheels outlourth-suit game-lorc- 9·5 WIND . 740-992·7599 36 I, IO Llvy 37 Through 36 Iffy attempt emperor 40 Squirrel 13 HlstOI'Ical hangout period 42 Slxlh sense 17 Deep blues 43 Loan figure 19 Emcees' '45 Olloctory props ing lhe club ace wnh his four-club control, bid (cue-bid) . Finally, Norlh uses the • Replacement COMMERCIAL ahd RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Simply with nothing betler lo do, admits 10 hold· SYRACUSE SMALL ENGINE DR'S . 1356 College Rd . Syracuse. OH 45779 740·992.0122 • Birthdays •Weddings • Any.speclal occasion Place your order today (740)985-3917 fragments 3 Luxury qasort 4 Container weights 5 Wild feline 6 Fix the highway 7 Kimono fastener 8 Pander 9 Artful decep1ion 11 Ott-road vehicle 12 Ars1-cenluly eyes on three no·trump , but he doesn't SAID, YORE HONOR !! n Man·Frl energy 32 Atom 1 Felt b!>Ot 2 Annex Soulh plan lhe play? Aller the lirst lhree bids, North has his wm\ 0 ln~redlant 24 Small fry 26 Madame Bovary 29 Just scrape by 30 Ebullient DOWN ~gainsl seven diamonds. How should Lawn and Garden Equipmetll is our business, not our sideline Manning K. Roush Owner star 23 Rickey 52 Closer at hand 54 Caah-back offer 58 Got cozy 59 Missed • syllable 60 He and she 61 Pool membar aboul a slam. Here, he is doing both! First though , Wes1 leads the club king Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2975 16 ·-Madlgln" 18 Strong soap 19 Japanese sour. 21 Exp adlng SO Natoo- qer is uncertain as to which game will be best Bul somelimes he will be lhinking SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor Street Sauce whh basil 6 Frlak about 10 Llama kin 12 lnlerstellar cloud 14 BOI'deaux specialty Pa ss ..... 5NT 1 and lorces to game. Usually, 1he respon- Snapper New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • '==L"'o"'r"'a"'B"'i"'ng~.J :00~~R= ~~ ur.:::::.:~uar: :.E;~=:::riai~;Se~m=:::'ces=:L~L~C~ lur· 1997 Foro F-150 4x,l Lanai, $1 ooo 1304)675-7653 Pass Pass Pass East Antwtr to Previoue Puula All week, we have been looking at fourth suit game-forcing . The open~r bids two diHerent suits, and the responder bids the other two suits. The fourth call is artificial MY ,,OLOGICAL ~;;::=:::;;===~ :;;;~;;;;,;;:;;:;~ *'EI..IIDI IJ:Z VANS 111&1 Auro PARI'S & 1500 Pollet FOR SALE R..ldendal Janles Keesee 11, Owner 740-99:Z.l77l 740-742·2332 740-416-1570 For lia!lngs can H!Q0-749·8104 EXT 3901 F •Replacement Windows •Roofs Commercial ood Gara.B,II Pontiac Trans Am automalic, 5.0 TPI, Hops, shih kll, plus mora. $2,500. (740)441HJ350. Ke~ne Heaters Barnhart Builders Hi. I 88 servicin Advertise in this space for $50 per month 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio '72 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 454, au1o, $14,000.00. 65 Plym. 440 silC pack motor, $12,200; 72 Demon- 383, auto, $2.600, phone (»!)773:5679 •SW<lOdenSiakes • 216 Pricing Labels /. i GRAVELY TRACTOR Windows • Roofing ~'R~ High 8l Dry Self-Storage r CASH? Gravely Creative iMA . Cakes B. bfLora Warranty Repair • Lawn Trac10r & Push M~~OMI'li S6.00 - 15 words or less 7:00AM - 8:00 PM Pomeroy beside Larry 's Frui t Stand JET Monday thru Frid6. fror 1996 Dodge Dako ta S/C AERATION MOTORS $450.00/month. No Pets. 9 :00 A.M.-4 P.M. fflce s auto, 4x4, air, $6,995; 1997 Located at 1151 Evergreen Aep'aired , New & Rebuilt In HUD approved. (740)742· Drive Point Pleasant, WV Stock. Call Ron Evans ,. 1- For d Ranger Splash SIC, 2210 . 4x4. 5 speed, air. Riverview Phone No is (304)675 -5806. 800-537-9528. Motors . Across from Speedway Pomeroy, Oh 1 -E_. H_.o_ _ _ _ __ __ • Student apartment for rent in NEW AND USED STEEL (740)992-3490, Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar ~------­ Huntington. WV. Located Concrete, Angle, 1996 Lincoln T.C., signature 2 bedroom, like new, central behin.d St. Mary's Hospital . For Channel, Flat Bar, Steel series, all options. 60,000. air. (740)446·2003 Kitchen, bedro.om, bath , Grating For Drains, miles, always garaged, laundry, lg. living area, park3 bedroom, 2 bath. Driveways & Walkways. L&L super nice. Call (740)446ing, very secure neighborOoublawlde. VInton area, no Scrap Metals Open Monday, 1082 hood. References required . pets, 2 ' references. Tuesday, Wednesday & Rent $350 month -+- 113 of 1998 Jaguar XJ8 ---Wh1te 5400/month, $300/depQsit. Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closed ulilities. Call 740-446-3892 exterior, Cashmere interior. (740)388.0011 . & Thursdav. Saturday or 740·446-2974. 22', 800 miles, Like new conSunday. (740)446-7300 dition. $26,000. Serious APAK1111FNJl; FOR RENT Twin Rivers Tower is accept- Quickie Breezy Lt·WI 16~ inquiries only. Call L~-------_.1 ing applications lor waiting NarroW Adult Wheelchair (740)446-2058 list 1or Hud·subsized, 1- br, w/Eievated Leg Rests - - - - - - - - New 1 bedroom apt. Phone apartment, ca ll 675-6679 Excellent Condition 2000 Pontiac Bonn~ville , (740)448·3736. EHO . midnight blue. Loaded. (304)675- 1038 $300 leather, wilh eJCtended warranty, 46,900 miles. $10,500 OBO (614)650-9736. 1 Day Ad: ~----''"' Hours ,..,•• Dlglll• 1990 Olds Ciera- 4 cylinder, 4 door, runs go9d. $750. Extra Long Twin Bed (304 )675-5612. w/Frame, Mattress & Box Springs $200 Desk & Night 1996 Buick Stand (304)882-2494 (304)675·1506 Pass North A tough auction, a testing contract N~tl> N~IN ,ATT~fliES fOf( .I Tl'tiNI' 316 Washington Street Ravenswood, WV 26164 Dr. Kelly K. Jones '~eo~;:,. ~ Lumber ,.3. Opening lead: ofo K "Your One Stop Poured Solid Concrete Shop" 45771 7 40·949·2217 ~:~: . 3 b~~~~~o' L~~g;;!l:~ r ,. Toll Free: (866) 254-.1559 820 East Main St. Dried Cherry (304)773-5878 2'"'. Pass· '"' Free Estimates Racine , Ohio Box Flex 3 years old $750.00 Pliny area . (304)937-2679 before 9PM West FRANK & EARNEST 29670 Bashan Road · IMPORTS Athens 10 B 7 3 • 10 6 4 3 South • Q8643 . 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Prep Football SCHEDULE/STANDINGS ' ovc !11m • Brad Sherman StaffWriter StaffWritrr Rt•cord : 0-0 L a~t Week : -(wumt"n in bold) R .cord: 0-0 Last Wee~ : -(winne rs in h2hl) Bryan Walters SmtTWnter Rt'cord: 0-U Last Wee k; -(wi nners in _bold) Jeremy Schneider M anaging Edi to r R ecord: 0-0 L1st Wec: k. - (win ner~ in bold) M~ i ~at M ~· ~ ~ .tt Ml·igs at GtiHt Actdrmy G a m a A ca d r m y Gama Acad e m y Biltltl' " Poim Pl e~sant Pojnt Plrn•nt South Ripk·r IH Riplt:y Jt Point Plea11nt s~1 u t h ' G allio~ G.tll i.t Ea uern M " W.a ha m ~ ;~.t Wabama ,It Willjamuown WilliJTi l~\UWll RiVer Valley at Southe;astcrn River VaUn at Stl llth l· . l ~ t l' rn Southern So\.lthc rn " Gam .It Hann an ~ t Hamlin H aTm an at Ironton 11t lropton at · Grnn Hamlin \V:dlJiu :t at WiUjam1tQWQ SraffWrirer R ecord : U- 0 La5t Week:-{w in ners in bold) Mri&1 olt G:1llia Ac~ Je n 1 y Ri pli:)l :It R1ph:y .n Pojnt Pleawa n t Point Pleasa11t S2utb GtlliD ~~ EJ$tf' rn S2utb Gullio Wabama Bin:[ Ytll~y Jt Ea ~tl'rn Wahama Jt WdliaJIIStowTl :It Willi.tlllStU Wil Rjyu Valley at Southeastern I an McNemar ~~ Riyer Vallev ,It So uth f" ~5 t e rn So uth e.lstt.·rn So utht"rn Sou them South em .olitom at ( ; n·en .1. 1 G n .·t: 11 Haiman at Hamljn H annan at H amlin bpnton at Ironton at HJnnan At Paul U. Polcyn C opy Edi tor R ecord: 0-0 Dave Harris Ad. ·Representivc Andrew Carter R ecord: 0- 0 la5t Wee k :-(winners in bold) L:tst Week :-- R ecord: 0-0 Last Week : -- (w inn ers in bold) (winners in bold) M.ii.a ~ I Ml•igs at Gallia Academy M cig• at Gama Academy ~at Point Pleauut S2u tb Pll·~ s ant Wahama at Wo~llOlmOI at Wuhama at Willianutown Wil1ianmowu Ri yer Va lley :a Rjver Valley at Sou theastern Sout heastern Bi~u ~~~~Y at Southl!'rn at .Gr.ttn Southern at Green ~~ at Hannan at H :unlin ,It Ironton at H .ulllJn Southeastern Southern "limn Hamlin Ironton at Jt Ironton Cbesapeake Nthpnville-York at Athens ~ b!:li!R!:! i!k!:! at Porumouth at PortSIIIOlUh at Portsm Outh N r honyille - York Nel sonyjl!e- York I.S d1~m:dll~- l:~rk Nelso nville- York ;u Achcm Chesapeake ~b~IAI2!:1k!:! Che11peake .u Purtsti-10uth ,lt Ath eus Previous Champions- Jt Athens at AthmJ. ~t C hcsapt;!;tke Por u moutb · ~~la~;m~ill~- rork at Ath em <It Athe m (MJ '. o-o o-o. o-o•; 0-0 ~ •' • • '· • Ohio Division ' 1Yl:: AU~ . Ale~ander (M) o-o·· Nelsotwille-York at AtbW Belpre Meigs Nelsonville-Vorl< Vinton County Wellston (M) o-o o-o o-o o-o o-o 0·0 200 I: Butch Cooper--- 2002: Butch Cooper --- 2003 : Brad Sherman. o-o o-o o-o Hocking Division ' ' MAC to announce title game's move ~ to Detroit HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) - If Marshall wins cess with hosting Division · a Mid-American Conference championship in its 1-AA p!ayoff games. final season. it won't occur in Huntington. · The league changed the The MAC has scheduled a news ,conference on format in 200 I so the game would rotate Thursday in Detroit to announce the championship g~me will be held at Ford Field, home o( the DetrOit between the West and East division champions. Lwns. . The first four years of the MAC championship Marshall hosted the 2002 were jokingly referred to as the Marshall game and won its fifth title. Invitational becal!se the Thundering Herd got to host The game was supposed to revert back to the East the game each year, following their long-term sue- winner again this season. Marshall was picked to ·aryan me ." ners for me to hang in my After a few days in I.C.U . room," said Bryan. "They at Parkersburg (W.Va.) , continued to send my homeMinear was Life-Oighted to . work to keep me bu sy and it from Page 81 Children's Hospital in was very helpful, as well as Columbus. It was there that my friends, teammates and GBS is a temporary disor· 1f · d 1 b · der that affects the nervous the full -blown side of GBS g1r nen a ways emg . . , showed its ugly fac e. around for support. They system, startmg m the 'eet " He gradually worsened were very instrumental in niy . and worki11g its way up the d · b k h 1 body. Symptoms include tin - an slowly lost contr9l of hi s getttng ac to w ere am . body He lost 40 pounds and . "I a. lso ~ot a card from gling sensations. numbrress wasn'· t able to ·move much at · Meigs Hig School and it and eventually paralysis. It is all," said . Jim Minear. was signed by all the football known to cause upper respid f ratory failure and usually Bryan's father. "When they players an coaches. All o occurs after a viral infection . hooked him up to the breath- them were letting me know (pneumonia, bronchitis, etc.) · ing machine, that W!IS when ' that they were. thinking of me · and pulling for me . Southern we became scared." or even an immunization. B~an also remem"'~rs the (H' h S h I) d'd th " Doctors are still unsure toug tt' mes, and adm""J.ts the says •g · Bryan. c oo "You t e usually same, what exactly causes GBS, thoughts were overwhelm- don 1t expect to get support b'ut the medical field has ing, confusing and frighten - from opposing teams, but made tremendous strides in ing for a young man who wali that was a big inspirational returnin~ patients back to only 17 years old. lift to know that people in their datly lives over many " Everything about my other · communi'lies cared long hours of therapy and recovery ·was about taking about me." treatments. Bryan's case was gradual steps. I remember So now, five months after no different. · the last few days with the being diagnosed with GBS, "The night Bryan was breathing apparatus assisting Bryan is primed and ready to diagnosed, he was rushed to me and I really started to return to the field for his intensive care. The nurses worry about them taking it final year ofhigh school · printed oul some information . out, 1( 1 was going to be able competition. His return has on GBS and we read it. . It to breathe on my own. It was been a blessing to everyone informed us of what we were never fully breathing for me, · who ltas been a part of his dealing with and the setbacks but they have to gradually recovery. particularly his that could come along the take you off of it. That really teammates. way," commented Karin terrified me," said Bryan " It's an inspiration just Minear, Bryan's mother. "He Minear. "However, the day having him back out there on read it and sat there in the they took out that tube. I took the field. Seein¥ where he bed for a second, then looked a deep breath and felt much was just a short. ume.ago and at us and swore he was going better. I could finally talk and seeing him ~ow, you just see to overcome this. We knew hear my own· voice. and that htm 1mprovmg every day," then that he had the strength was the first positive sign, said senior quarterback Ken to beat this." · that I was on the way back to Amsbary. "It just makes me The odds. were clearly not recovery." .. . · .want to do more on the field in Minear's favor, . as only As Mtneai's strength grad- and in life." one in 100,000 is stricken ually returned, he found himSentiments that teammate with this acute disease. self retraining his body to do Bryce Honaker agrees with, Minear, however, never the things that his mind had with one addition. "It's · made me push a lot doubted his chances of get- become accustomed to doing ling back on the field for his before ·his illness. He also harder. When Bryan puts his final season. Actually,- he found great strength in a mind to something, he pretty used it as his guide back to reminder of where be wanted much does it," says Honaker: "I never doubte d that he life. to get back to. "At frrst, I just couldn' t " Dad brought my, helmet wouldn' t 'be back." understand why thi s hap- and jersey ~p to my room Eastern head coach Pat pened to me. I remember the · and sat it whe re I could look Newland sees Bryan 's return doct~r pulling mom and dad at it every, day," says Bryan. as a special lift. for not .only out tn the hallway and talk- · "That wa s a constant the communities that have ing to tl)em. It made me mad reminder of what I wanted to shown such great support. because I ·wanted to know accomplish, but it wa~ every- but also for his 2Q04 Eagles' what was wrong with me. It thing and everyone e lse that squad. " Bryan has been first team blew 'my mind when they trul y inspired me to keep told me what it was and that working.' all-district the last two years, it could get worse, especially · The outside support that ···so he's a great running back since I already couldn ' t Bryan is referring to was the and a great football player," move," said Bryan Minear. public affection poured out comme nted Newland. " He's '1_ben they told me how long by Eastern High School, his also a greal kid th at is really thts ·w ould last and I remem- commumty. and the sur- easy to like. I think his effort ber thinking that their time roundin g are as. in getting back has been an frame would go right " I had my siblings' friends inspiration to · everybody throu~h football season. That sending me cards and the invol ved and everyone is wasn t going to work for school (Eastern )~igned ban- really looking forward to - All (M) , Illlm College Football . .. C hcsJpo:akc at Pott!Jmoutb C hc sa p t;! ;~k~· a t Portsmouth ~~lumrlllr- YQtk (M) TVC \~lil l!'l'lc rs hurg Wheelenbur& W hl·e lc r~burt-~ Whcc:le;: rsburg Whcl·k n burf.\ ~heel~~bur~g--~--~W~h:cc~·le:r~~b•:org~--~--~:':hc~ ·c~ kr~sl~ >u~~~-+--~~~~~--~~~~~~--~--~::~::---f __~~~~~--~--~~~~-- at Portsmouth (M) ¥ So uth G alli;~ at Eastern 31 Eastern 0-o (M) Athens (M) Gallia Academy (M) Jackson . (M) Logan Marietta o-o (M) Warren Friday's Games Meigs at Gallia Academy Nelsonville-Vorl< at Athens l.anqlster at Logan Morgan at Marietta Belpre at Warren Saturday's Game Wellston at Jackson Point Ple;ls.tnt ·South C:lilm (M) ml IHm · RiJl.ln. at ~ at I Po int (M) SEOAL M r. R adio Guy Will i am:~town H<lmJi n Iro nt on Gallio .I t E:~stl'r n Gallia Academy All (M) Chesapeake (M) Coal Grove (M) Fairland o-o River Valley (M) Rock Hill o-o South Point Friday's Games Ri'!Gr Valley at Southeastem Chesapeake at Portsmouth Coal Grove at Piketon Portsmouth West at Fai~and Tolsia (W.Va.) at Rock Hill Vinton County at South Point OUR ' EXPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WEEK'S MATC H U P S Butch Cooper QYJ;_ ' . win the East before leaving for Conference USA in 2005. "It's kind of sad they're not wanting us to play here for the MAC championship, but at the same time, we' re not thinking about stuff like that. It's not our decision," Said Marsha ll quarterback Stan Hill. Marshall coach Bob Pruett has said he doe sn't like the game being played at a neulral site because fans tend to slaY. away and watch the game on televtston. having him back for one more year. " As for Bryan, he hasn ' t forgotten the rough road he has travelled and wants to acknowledge everyone who has helped him get back to where he is today. And he is going to do so on the field. "I'm dedicating my first game to everyone that has been such an inspiration for me," said a humbled Bryan Minear. "I am really looking forward to getting back out there and playing football .'' . It' s been a tenuous journey for Bryan and his family, but it will have the' fairy tale ending that his family has always dreamed of. "I told Bryan that my ultimate wish when he started playin~ footba!l was to walk wtth htm and hts mom across ihe field on senior ni,sht," said Jim Minear. "It dtdn 't matter if he was just wearing a jersey or if he was in full uniform this season, as long as we got to take the picture of that moment. It looks like we will be doing that later this year. He's my football hero and our family couldn't ask for any more." Southern • WinS M Illlm ()..0 Eastern o-o (M) o-o Federal Hocking (M) Miller o-o South em 0-0 o-o Trimble 0-0 o-o (M) Waterford o-o Friday's Games Meigs at Gallia Academy South Gallia at Eastern Southern at Green Miller at Alexander Belpre at Warren Nelsonville-Vorl< at Athens Vinton County at South Point· Fort Frye at Federal Hocking Trimble at Zanesville Maysville Beallsville at Watertord Cardinal M Illlm Poca All . (M) o-o o-o (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) Herbert Hoover -H·ocking match All (M) Point Pleasant Sissonville Wayne Winfield Friday's Games Ripley at Point ~easant · Sissonville at Poca Wayne at Lawrence County (Ky.) · Ravenswood at Winfield Huntington at Herbert Hoover WATERFORD Brad Couch shot 40 to medal as Southern (173 )won the Tri. Valley Conference Hocking Division golf match at Aarowhead Pines Tuesday. Also for Southern, Mike Lavender shot 42, followed All by Patrick Johnson with a 44 Illllm. o-o and Matt Thaxton and Jake Hannan Ironton o-o Hunter each shot 47. Eastern ( 188), which fin- Qak Hill (M) . ished second, was led by ~Gallia o-o Evan Dunn, who finished Symmes Valley o-o · second with a 41. · o-o James Will and Michael Wahama Owen . each shot 45 for the , Friday's Games Eagles, while Jacob Warner South Gallia at Eastern had a 47, Nathan Cozart 49 Hannan at Hamlin and Nick Kuhn 54. Wahama at Williamstown Southern is scheduled to Ironton at Wheelersburg entertain ·the next Hocking Oak Hill at Miniard Division match today. Huntington at Symmes Valley Others DON TATE MOTORS Need a new.or used car or truck but can't get one because of Bad Credit, Slow Credit.. Bankruptcy. Divorce. Medical Bills or A~y Other Reason? Don Tate Motors can lielp you get the car or truck you DESERVE!! 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