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Catl room, a 16x32 great room , APR. For Llsllngs, 800·319- 740-446·2588. Equal Golllpolia location. centrat heal/air w/2 gas fire- 3323 Ext. 1709. · Housing Opportunity. Responsibilities include: places. attic storage w/pull •Managing a team of 10 to down, 1 car block garage 1 bedioo'm furnished house Oel~xe, 1 BR Town House, 20 people. w/natural gaS. Vinyl siding & In Gallipolis. Good location. near Holzer, CIA, *Monitoring calls for quality 0\lerbrook Rehab Center is windows. (304)675-6855 No pets. Aelerences Economical gas heat, WID *Knowledge of clients and current\r accepting applk:a· required . PhOne (740)446- hookup, $359.00 plus utili· call center programs ties. (740)446-2957 tions for a pari-time (8 hours New 2-story home, 3 bed- 1162 •Report writing per week) Activities room, 1-112 bath, open tloor 2 80 Ho'6se on ·st. Rte. 7 Qualitied candidates must Assistant. You may pk:k up plan, custom cabinetru, Furnished 1br. apartment. ' Soulh ol Mlddloporl Oh . have a Bachelors degree, an application al 333 Page Bidwell , $97,000. (740)645- S350.oo Monlh 1740) 992_ Sewer, trash, waler paid. strong interpersonal. comMiddleporl. OH or call o 1o2 (cell) $325. Monlh +Deposit & ret. 0542 munication. and leadership St. Acilvity (304)675-3042 Mike Crl!es, skills. Director, at (740)992·6472 New 2000 sq ft home, 10 2 bedroom house, approx 1 - - - - - - - ext. 219. EOE . • mi nu tes from Hospijal. mile trom Galllpotls on SA Furnished 3 rooms + bath, lnfoCision offers monthly 1 1 bonuses and excellent ben- PiT Dental Assistant need- Complete above ground 588. $400 month. $300 upsta rs, c ean, no pets. eflts Including health, 401 K. ed. Send resumes IQ CLA pool with porch, driveway deposit. Reference required . Reference & deposit aid holida"'s and vacation. 569 . c/o Gallipolis Daily aft~ g8rage foundation. (740)446-3413 required. (740)446-15~9 P Price below appraisal. ' Tribune, P.O. Box 469, (740)446-3384. 2 BA House on SA 7 South Graciousliving . 1 B11d.2 bed11 you would like to con- .:G.:al"'lipo;,:,.,.:llsc..O.:.H_458_3,.;1'_-:- - - - - - - - - ol Mlddleporl, Oh. $350 loom aparlmenla al VIllage 54_2_ _ _ _ Manor _9_2_ tribute to our success at Person to assist with milking New house lor sale, Debbie _M_on_lh_9 -D_ and Riverside lntoC!w!on In Gal!loo!lt, on larger dairy and general Drive, $130,000. 3 bed- 3 bedroom .farm house for Apartments in Middleport. send your resume to: dairy chores. Tractor exp. rooms, 2 baths. Call after rent. S.tOO month, $300 From $278-$348. Call 740raqoirod. Housing, utllilles. 5:30pm, (740)245-9268 doposll. Gas heal (740)446- 992-5084. Equal Housing lnfoCision Managem~nt Opportun"les. hourly pay depending on -:--:---~-:--:::-:---: 0118 Corp. e•perlence. Respond IO ad Newloghomeon 1·1131ovel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - AHn: Sam Gaskel with 3 references. JR11 200 acres, 11 rooms, 3BA, 2·112 3 bedroom house In Bidwell, Modern 1 bedroom apart325 Springside Dr. Main Street, Pl. Pl . wv ba!li, 281ool ceilings, cenlral $450 month + deposll menl (740l448-Cl390 Akron, OH 44333 25550 air & heat, stone fireplace, Reference Required. No 1 b A 7'0 " d stone frontage and loundo- polS. (740)245-1418 MO ern · r Pl. • • "Medl Home Health Age~ ::.=:....=...:.....:..:.___ (7'n)446 0390 Or email to:· .._,, tlon. Mos!ly lurnished. Jusl ~ • HROirSctotOinfoCision.com Inc., seeking full-time minutes from Huntington, 3· bedroom house in - - - - - - - licensed Physical Therapist Ashland and Ironton area. Middleport, 1 car garage, no Nice 2 bedroom apartment Visit our web site at: lnfoCision.com for Ohio and Wesl Virginia $350,000 (740)256-9247 pets, $375 plus dopos~. wllh garage. 5 minutes 1o clienl bosed . We oiler a (740)992-3194 Holzer, month, raterand jjeposit required. Help wanted caring for the competitive salary, benefits Two story, 3-4 bedrooms, 3 package, · 401k, flex lime, central air, natural gas heat, BA . House completely (740)446-2901 elderly, Oarsl Group Home, and SIGN-ON BONUS. under house garage. 1737- remodeled . $400. now paying minimum wage, Please send resume to 1/5 Chatham, $34,000 Land References required . No Nice 2 bedroom apartment, new shifts: 7am-3pm, 7am68150 Bayberry Drive, St. ContrBct, $3,000 down. Pets. On Bradbury . Ad . 466-'1-12 -·4th Avenue, stove,. 5pm, 3pm-11pm. 11pm· Clairsville, OH 43950. Attn: (740)446-0822 Middleport (304)675-3634 relrigeralor lurnlshod, $300 7am. call 740-992·5023. Greg Varner Adminis~ator. 3br. House located in month, $150 deposit. Water Wanted! Good credit cus- Mason , wv. $495. +Utilities. Included. (740)446-9061 . Inventory s~lallst need- Truck Drivers, Immediate tomers to purchase 'new No Pets. (304)n3_5881 ed for sizable warehouse hire, class A COL required, home wfland. $0 down to North 3rd. Middleport, two operation. Send Resume to: excellent pay, experience qualified customers. t-5 4 room bedroom BD furnished appt. Deposit JR4, 200 Main Street. Point required. Eam up to $1,000. acre tracts available. $350/month plus utilities. & References, No Pets 992Pleasant, WV. 25550 per week. Call 304-675- 1740)446 _3093 $350/deposil. 125 3rd Ave, 0165 - - - - - - - - 4005 jlj~"":":~ ~""":' "1 Gallipolis, OH, musl have Drivers Wore'houoe operation MIHIILFUIIESALEHDMJ,N reterences. (7031451-2591 Now Taking Appllcallonsneeds merchandise handler br. On Route $4 month 35 West 2 Bedroom . 4 2 50 Tired of Being ·snowsd" by to . load and unload trucks. + $400. Deposit+ all utilities. Townhouse Apartments, other companies? Send Resume to: JR5. 200 Ohio Valley Bank wilt offer Includes Water Sewage, 895 38 5 Main Slreel, Polnl Pleasant, tor sale by public auciiOn o No PelS,. (304) · t Trash, $350/Mo., 740-446Join J.B. Hunl, lhe leading wv 25550 1991 Rellec!lon Mobile 5 rooms & bolh, 50 0live St, 0008. company In the industry, and ;:;:F;;;;.;~---...., -Home 17640RF at lhe Ohio $325 mo. (740)446-3945· watch your eamings PILE 140 BlliiNEis Valley Bank Annex, 143 3rd Pleasant V&lley Apartment UP!! . t. ..._ _TIIAINING _ _ _ __._ Ave . Gallipolis, OH on MOIIIIJlFUIID~ Are taking Applicallons ' 01/t 1103. Sold IO !he highest ~ ...,...,, , lor 2BR, 3BR & 4BA., •Top pay In the Industry G•lllpolle CerMr College bidder "as is-where is• withApplications are taken .sa Home every 14 dayS (Careers Close To Home) out expressed or Implied 2 bedroom, all electric, AC, Monday thru Friday, from •Full benefits package you Call Todayl 740-446-4367, . warranty & may be seen by very nice, In Gallipolis. No 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Office is cuslomize 1·800·214-!l452, calling lhe Colleclion Dept. pete. (740)446-2003 or Localod at 1151 Evergreen Freighlliner -.r:A.:;:eg:~&.::li9;:0~-Cl~5:;,·1~2;;;74;:B:;.·._, at (740)44t-1038. OVB (740)446-\409 Driva Poinl Pleosanl, WV •NEW Conventional "11M u r..,a.rn:on. reserves the right to Phone No is (304)675-5806. .ga% No-touch Freight nn~:u...., accE!pllreject any & all bids, 2br. Mobile home for rent. E.H.O . To Do & wllhdraw IIems Irom · sale $350. + 1 Monlh Deposit. Call lodey lo expedite you prior to sale. Terms ol Sale: (3041638·2505 Racine, Nice 2BD Appl $325.00 Month, Oeposil & application, or visit a Cuslom sewing and aller- CASH OR CEATIFIEO CHECK. 3br. Tl'allor In Counlry on Aeterence, No Pels recruiter at a truck stop near alions. (740)441-9077 paved ,road, county water, 99._7599 you I · Se d • dl scount to sen1ors. n Georges Portable Sawmill. 1994 Schult 16x72 MtJ)He Response to: EB 3 200 Main ,. ,. h don't haul your logs to the 1-800-2JB-HUNT oOWn ouse Home Priced to sell Quick Slreel, Poinl Pleasanl, WV oara " EOE . Subject lo drug mill just caii304-E75-1957. Call (740) 385-2434 Apartments, Very Spacious, 25550 seMen. Six months exp. Will clean houses, give me a c:-_ _ - : - - - - - - - 2 Sodrooms, 2 Floors, CA. t required . call at 304·875·2968or 1995 t4x70, 3BA, 1 balh, Ssaulllul River VIew ldeel 11,2 Balh, New~ Carpelod, heal pump, 2 covered deCks, For 1 Or 2 People, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, ~:~~~~;~~~-. If no answer Asking $13,000. (740)245- Raleroncea, Oeposll, No Pallo, Start $375/Mo. No Healthcare 0333 Pets. Foster Trailer Park. Pets, Lease Plus Security Deposit Required. Daya: 740-«1-CltBt . 1996 Schull 18 x 80 2 BR wl - - - - . . . , - - - - 740-446·3481; Evenings: Heated Gars"" 1-740-992- For Rent or Sale. t4x60 740-367-0502 . 1987 •199§ Clayton Trailer 2 bod· =--:::-:--::----A new environment can room, 1 bath. Asking $8,500. Twin Rivers Tower is. acceptimprove your career's health ' 2001 14x80 Oakwood or $375 . month $200. ing applicatiOns lor wa~lng I NOTICE! immensely. It provides a good cond 1 ·• 11 fo H Daposl.l . Veru ., sl r ud-subslzod, t- br, fresh outlook, new opportu- OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- mobilehome(216l351·7086 or (2161257-1485. . lion. Call (304)6752457 or aparlmenl, coli 875-6679 nities and a strong founda- ING CO. recommends that (3041875-1589 References EHO tion for you to build on, At you do business with people Raqulrod. Rockwell Automation. our you know, and NOT to send 2br. 2 bath all electriC on SPI\CE rented lot. Between Sam & success is rooted in individ- money through the mail until Mobile home lor renl, no fOR Rmr epm. (304)675-8180 uals like you. People who you have investigated the pelS, (7401992-6858 t.,~--tiiiiiiiiitiiot-~ Vernon ---=----- ===-=='---- $19.0 ence c ... .... I. I j r -C...........-· Lw-tli I now f:~l~~~~J ~Get Your Money's Worth• at Coles Mobile Homes, St. At. so East or Athens. Deliveries, set-ups, excavating, foundations, sewage TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? systems. driveways, heating and cooling along with parts No Fee Unless We Win! Safety Faclll111or and service. You should 1-868-582·3345 Gallipolis, OH nothing less. Since accept I< I \ I I ' I \I I In this role you ·will assist in 1967 we are 'Cole's Mobile environmental issues and l'mr--~;,;....;..;.;;;;.;;, Homes where you •Get Your ensure that all laws and pollMoney's Wor!h .~ cies for environmental comfUR SALE pliance are followed. ..__.iliiiiiiiiiii;.,_.l Good used 14x56. Only ReSponsibilities include sup- 3 Bedroom newly remod- $5995- will help wllh delivportlng. Implementing and eled, in Middleport, cal l Tom ery. Call Nikki, 740-385· maintaining safety related Anderson aher 5 p.m. 9948. programs, and providing on- 992 _3348 site first akt and traini ng. - - - - - - - - New 2003 t4 wide. Orlly Also administers the Return 3 large br., 2 1/2 ba.,large $799- down .9.nd only to Work program. which kltchenl dining area, over- $159.43 per month. Call Involves contacting medical sized 2 car garage, lg. rear Harold, 740.365-7671. and workers' compensation deck w/ 16x32 In-ground providers, takes a lead role pool & 20x20 storage bid. Nice lots available for up to In administering our Ultimate country living on 4 16x80 mobile homes, $115 Ergonomics program, pro- 112 acres 3 miles from New water included , (740)992vides support for ISO 14000, Haven WV 304 -682-2072 2167 r10 . maintains a positive safety culture. and drives proactive injury, wellness and salely improvement plans. Candidates must have a related Bachelor's degree supported by excellent communication and Microsoft PC skills, as well as the abil· ity to create good working relationships with both internal and external customers. Prefer candidates With a Nursing degree, e~~:perience training others, and experience In safety/ environrnen· tal Including workers com· pensatlon. Will also consider Physical/ Occupations Therapists with a Mastem Degree. Visit www.rockwe lllulom•tlon com and click on Careers ·unQer Rockwell Automation Controls Systems, search for 4738A and apply on-line. Rockwell Automation is an eqUal opportunity employer and supports diversity in the wqrkplace. · ROCKWELLAU~AnDN www.rockwttll&utoinetion .cainlca reers LOCAL COMPANY FULUPAAT TIME . EARN UP TO $15. PER HOUR OFFICE ENVIRONMENT 1<!88-974-JOBS Local Home .Health " gency seeking AN , LPN , Home Health Aides. and Secretary. Prefer Home Heailh expori· ence . but not n'ecessary. Competitive wages. Send resume to: P.O. Bo)( 707, Gallipolis. OH 45631 . -,or apply at 859 3rd Avenue, Gallipolis. HOI\mJ BEDROOM .HOME l!rlll"-~-~--., 4 Foreclosure, only $ 1·4'900' . LoTs & Won'l last. 1-800-719·3001 "'~--oiAitiatEA-iitiiGEiiiio-.,J Ext. F • 144 112 acre lot on Tycoon Lake 4 br., lr. & dr., 2 baths. t /2 wf12x60Trailer$16,500 .00 basement, lg. ~itchen wllots now $13,500.00 . of cupboards. ate-fan & (7401 247-1100 heat, water softener, new windows, lg . front porch Bruner Land overlooking river, wi ll consld· 740-«1·1492 er !rode, (7401992-9012 Melgo Co.: SA248, Bashan Ad ,. 16 wooded acres with creek $17,900 or 7 acres, $18,800. Allred, last chance to locate on Carr Rd., 11 acres, $21,000. SR881, 8 acres overlOoking Shade AllrMI "toltl ldvertlllng In thle new.ptlper I• River, $17,000. Danville, 5 or aubjeot to thl fldlral 7 acres, $9,9001 fair Houelng Act ol1888 which makealtlllepl to Galli~ CO.: very nice laying adv•rtiM "any land on Dodrill Ad .. 5 acres preflrenoe, limitation or $14,000 or 13 acres diKrlmlntdlon bt!Md on $23,000, co water! Rio rtce, ootor, religion, Hll Grande, scenic 9 acres , famlllllltatue or nMiaMI $23,000. Kyger, 5 acrea, origin, or eny lnttntlon to or 33 acres Sto,Ooo make lRY ·euch $30,000. Off Teens Run Rd., preference, llmltltlon or 11 acres $17,000 or 33· dlacrlmlnellon." acres $31,000. Thla MWap~~per will not knowingly accept More parcels available. Call edvertiHmenta for rul now to r maps and other listIINtl wl'llch II ln Ings! OWner financing with "tolatlon of the law. Our slight property markup. We ,..._.,,.hereby buy land 40 acres .and up! · lnfof'n'Wd.ltlii•U dwelllnp edvertle.t In thle .....,.,.r •r• avelleble on an equal ~~·~p~po~rt~u~nlty~bo~-~· ~·~ For&etosed SW on 2 acre tract, $500 down to qualified buyers. Can (740)446 •3570 for a quick sale. - - ' ' - - -- - Land home packages. No Payments while under constr uction. Little -or oo down , pay_ment required. (740)446·321B . r Roo. ~AiE WAN11D . home lot with water, sewer, and electric. Anywhere in the vic1 "nily ol Rodnev :~ • Bidwell and Porter area . (740)245·5453 Will pay top dollar for prime land. NeW home builder. (740)«6·3093 .' bJ'nk r___ . SrolmNG ____ GooDs _..I Remington 870 shotguns, 16 7 20 rifle 20 gBuge; Savage 22 over and ~:;:::::..._, Allii1QlE; rio ·---~--· ° r· 50 CENTS • Vol. 53, No. 98 i -o r• I BY' J. =---=-=-:-:=== -------== i miles tum on lieor)e's Creek st. 111d an signs D REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE nei~hborhood. eat-tn k~chen with tile floor, stove, refrigerator, and built-in dishwasher. Living room has custom made drapes. Therl! are 3 bedrooms and 2'" bathrooms. Lower level has family room with gas fireplace and large laundry room with lots of storage. Attachea·oversized one car garage. There are two upper patios and one lower with a 6 person hottub. Picturesque setting that abutts beautiful rolling acres. s125,000 • -~" . ... -. 446-9230 .. ,, ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS GO CART.& LAWN TRACTORS 3 H.P. Mark Martin Valvollne Go Car1, 14. 5 H.P. lawn tra.ctor w/bag Dynamarck 11 H.P. Lawn Tractor. On the number of BIN cards you can play! iunbap O!lmrs irntinrl. RICK PEARSON AUCTION COMPANY ill -SUS OR iU-5441 OWNERS: \lERNER M. lr JANICE GRACE . Terms Cash or Check '!lith tD. ___________ ________ ,;.___.__._, with ·less than 500 residents, the population of Rutland will increase by 15 percent. Since there will be more people using the water and sewer systems, it will be easier to pay for the additional infrastructure when it is put rn place. Varnadoe said the compa- Bv MIWSSIA POMEROY - As part of the new reconfig,... . --.r ···· ured 92nd Ohio House district, Meigs County will have a new state representative. J i m my Stewan, a Republican Stewart from Athens, was elected to' fill .the slot formerly held by John Carey, a Republican from Wellston. Due to tenn limits and re-districting, Carey cam- . paigned for and won a seat to · ',t 1fi~wart at the State House in Columbus and will represent Meig's, Athens, .. Morgan and Washington counties. He said he · wm· be a strong . advocate of southeast Ohio. "My immediate concerns are that Southeast Ohio gets a fair share of tax dollars back from the state for infrastructure improvements, tourism development and education," Stewart said. At 8.7 percent, the unemployment rate in Meigs County is almost double what the state is at 4.3 percent. Re~ional ~o­ nomic development IS a necessity if the county is to continue to grow and prosper. With the new schools, hi$hways and bridge, Stewart sa1d better days are ahead, but there is still much to be done. The way the couqty can attract investment and employment opportunities is to continue to develop its ·infrastructure and services . More than a year ago, Veterans Memorial Hospital in PluH see s~w•rt. AJ ·Index 1 Sedlun - 10 Pllps I Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather ,;___ RussEu Staff writer .,. ..l{f~i~~~~:~~~~~.s~~a~ . . · will be sworn in today .---- ny will use local labor to construct the facility. Legends Realty has three main partners whiC'h include Oscar Robinson, who played profess ional basketball ; Bobby Plump, a basketball legend in Indiana, and · Joe Wolfla, developer. BY J. MtLES I.AYTDN Sentinel correspondent A2 A7-8 A9 · A9 A4 A3 A3 A6 A2 Bonnie Conde works on m,aklng blocks for baby quilts at the Senior Citizens Ce!lter. (Charlene Hoeflich) Volunttering keeps .se,n·ior active . ·~,( . morning and wor~s u.ntil 'I'm just so glad to be early afternoon talcing urne News editor able to get out and do some- out only for her lunch there. .-. thing for somebody else," A back problem prevents MIDDLEPORT - E.;..7 she said, stitching away on her from riding the center's Tuesday and Thursday the quilt blocks. bus because of the high step "I really enjoy this and it takes to get into it, so she you'll find Bonnie Conde of Middleport at the Senior feel I'm helping out," she travels back and fonh by Citizens Center sewing added. ca· b. Bonnie is one of .a dozen This is not the only volblocks of colorful material together to be used in mall:· or so women who faithfully unteer work Bonnie has ing baby quilts. go to the Center to work on done over the years. For 11 She's been doing it for the quilts which are sold in years, she volunteered at about 20 years as a volun- the craft shop with pro- ~Veterans Memorial teer with the Retired Senior '•'ceeds going to support cen- Hospital, working in the Volunteer Program of the'~' ter programs. dining room and a~sisting Meigs County Council on She arrives .about 9 in the in other ways. Bv CIIARLENE HoEFUCH A~ing. She says she has always felt it a privilege to help out . others in whatever way she · can. For a number of ye;u:s, Bonnie has lived at Village Manor in Middlepon. Her six children all live in the area. "There's not a day goes by without one of them calling to check on me," she said. She also has eight grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren to brighten up her days. c 2003 Ohio Valley Publishins co. TUPPERS PLAINS - A 30-year-old Meigs County man was killed following a 12: IS a.m. accideJlt Sunday near Tuppers Plains in Meigs County. The Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash, which occurred on Township Road 279 (East Shade Road), .25-mile south of Township Road 281 (Owl Hollow Road) in Columbia Township. According to the patrol, East Shade Road is.posted through- ' out as being closed because of several slippage areas along the roadway. · Jaspp. . L. Richards, 24, Coolville, was driving a 1992 Ford Explorer nonhbound on East Shade Road when he alle$edly drove into a broken secuon of roadway which had slipped over a steep embankment. The Explorer went out of control and over the embankment, authorities said. The vehicle then struck a tree and overturned, and Jonathan L. Richards, 30, a brother of the driver, was partially ejected and pinned under the vehicle. The vehicle came to rest. partially in the Shade River. Jonathan L. Richards was pronounced dead at the scene by Meigs County Coroner, Dr. Douglas Hunter. 'Two other passengers, B. Sharp, 29, Kevin Reedsville, and Robert ~­ Arnott, 23, Reedsville, survived and were transported to area hospitals by private vehicles for minor injuries. Jason Richards was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide, driving while under the influence, drivin~ wl'\ile under suspension, frulure to control and operating a motor vehicle on a closed roadway: He is currently incarcerated pending a hearing. '· The crash remains under investigation. Tuppers Plains Fire Department, Coolville Fire Department, Mlliogs Couli!Y EMS , the Meigs County Sheriff's Depanment and Chris Tenoglia of the Meigs County Prosecutor's Office were at the scene. . · It was the first fatal crash: in 2003 for the Gallia-Meigs Post's area of responsibility. There were 19 crashes with 22 people killed in 2002. Is Giving up Smoking Your New Year's Resolution? , . r . ·Auction Conducted b11: AUCTIONE~R IIICK PEA~SON #66 Cards in your January 5th many amenities including · consist of one-story modumicrowaves, refrigerators, Jar units. dishwashers and ceiling Perry Varnadoe, Meigs ·County . Economic fans. There will be three handi- Development Corp. officer, capped accessible units and said the addition of the one hearing- and sight- retirement home will be a . benefit to the village of impaired unit. Each apartment will have Rutland and to the county. either a courtyard or exteriHe said that by providing or view. The building will more housing to the village Coolville man charged.. in fatal wreck I watch, Elgin pocket watch, rich mirror, luggage, Beanie Baby ~~~~~~~e~~~ razors, new knifes, Home Interior, . stereo system,,old trumpet, Star Trac Mic:rol Machines in original box, Dale Eat·nh;ard£1 model car No. 3, Disney Encyclopedia books 1971 , 50 cal. Thompson Muzzl!l Loader, Delta Grinder, Jig Saw, Misc. tools, trampoline, all wood play ground ewing & more. Economic Development Office, Legends Realty will build a 50,000-square-foot, 60-unit apartment complex on a 2.5-acre site facing Brick Street in Rutland. Each apartment will have a living room, kitchen, bath and one bedroom with appliances and facilities. The apartments will have Stewart takes oath of office today in Columbus ~ ====.:::....___ r LAYTON RUTL'AND Ground for a new retirement center in Rutland, a Legends Realty project to cost about $4 million, will be broken sometime in late January. Due to the efforts of the J ;=::::A:U:CT:::IO=N==..::==A::U:;::TIO:::::N;;;;;; MILES Sentinel correspondent «&- s www.mydailysentinel.com MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2003 Retirement complex work to begin in late J~nuary. "· I I ·--oi"""""iiiii;.,_pl 8 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio A·~ CHECK. CHECK. • ""~ 1 Armoire, Duncan Phyffe FOR SALE V.4-ANSWDs& llmr-':"""....~~~~ table, 4 chairs, pads, AAuro~P.OOS& Antique chest; dresser. Call Ohio Valley Bank will offer (740)446-4237 after 8pm. for sate bv public auction a 1990 Pontiac Trans<:> %port L,~-lllliiiiiiiliiiiiiiii;.,~ 1995 Chevy Blazer $300 e 5 Buy or oell. Riverine 00127425 a!lho OhiO Valley van, · Gall (304) 7 • Antiques, 1124 East Main Bank Annex, 1•3 3rd Ave., 6691 leave message 2.8 MFI motor out of 85 on SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- Gallipolis, OH on 0111 1103. - - - - - - - - Firoblrd, ..$300. (740)#1· 992·2526. Russ Moore,. Sold to the hlghaat. bidder 1999 Jeep Ranger, soft·top 0335 owner. • •as Is-where Ia" without 4 cylinder, automatic , CO, expressed or Implied WIJ· air, crulltl, tilt, chrome • I 1:\ It I "' \\;?~~~ ranly & may be soon by call· 68,000 miles er<cellenl con~ "~ • ing lhe Collection Dept al dillon St2,500. 1-740-388- 11'111"""-~~--'""1 (740l44t·1038. OVB 8023 after 5 p.m or L..ve r10 •--~~~ . .. , Affont.b~• Convenient reserves the right 10 Meuage IMI"'VJu:...Ulol ... .: :~ _ WOLFF TAN lNG BEDS accepl/reject any & all bids, _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;,__ Low Mo 1 Investments •- llhd 11 r 1 Gl w raw ems rom aae 2001 Qhrysler Town & BASEMENT Home Oellveru prior to sale ~erma ol Sale· '' · " · Countru LXI Van. Loaded WATERPROOFING FREEGolorGalalog CASH OR CERTIFIED 1 tlo., 38 V8 - 1 C l CHECK. wop na, . ' - eng ne, Unconditional lifetime guM1 711 158 all oday -BQ050,000 miles. Like New. antee. Local references fur=:::-www-:-:-_.n-:p~.e-ts_la_n_ .com-:-::-:-:: Ohl V 11 Ba k Ill $t8_.500. (304)882-2072 nishod. Eslebllohed 197§. 0 118 0 a "" BURN Fat, BLOCK n w 0 r Call 24 Hrs. (740) Cravings, and __._ BOOST for sale ~ pubic auction a Mon:Ntcv~ 0870 Rogem Basement Energy Like · You Have 1993 Nlssan Sentra ~ • ' f Never Experienced. 1709473 attheOhloValley Waterproolng. WEIGHT- LOSS Bank Annex, 143 3rd Ave., Ohio Valley Bank will offer REVOLUTION Gallipolis, OH on 01/11103. lor sale by public auction a General Home New product launch October Sold lo lhe highest bidder 2001 Yemahs ATV 0023232 C&C 23. 2002. Call Tracy at •as Is-where Ia• without at the Ohio Valley Bank Malntenence- Painting, vlnyl (740)441-1982 eMpressed or Implied war- Annex, 143 3rd Awe., aiding, carpentry, • dool'!l, ' - 7 - - - - - - ranty & may be seen by call- Gallipolis, OH on 01111103. windows, baths, mobile Grubb's Plano- Tuning & 1ng the CollectiOn Dept. at Sold to the highest bidder home repair and more. Fer Repairs. Problems? Need (740)441-1038. OVB •as Is-where ts• without. free estimate call Chat, 740Tuned? Call The Piano Or. reserves the right to exprasse:d or Implied war" 992-6323. 740-446-4525 .. accapl/rejoct any & al blda, ranty & may be seen by call· -Hu,;IC_hc_-,;$2,;.,;.:;-'li-re-sse-l-",able & withdraw llemo lrom sola lng the Collection Dept al 50 prio.r In aale. Terms o1 Sale: (740)441-t038. OVB $150; Thompson gas healCE D . ing Stove, 20 ,000 btu, auto- CASH 0 A ATIFIE reserves . the rl I to matlc blower, $60. Phone CHECK. acceptheject any & aH bids. (740)446 2 0 & withdraw Items from Bale 36 .:.- ...;...- --- - - - - - " - saGO POLICE IMPOUNDS! prior to sale. Terms ol Sale: JET Hondas, Ghovys, end morel . CASH OR CERTIFIED AERATION MOTORS Cars/ Trucks/ SUVs lrom GHECK. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In $500. For listings Call Slack. Call Ron Evano, 1· HlO!l-719-3001 ext. '3901 800-537·952e. -------1987 Ford Escort Wagon, Kindlewood Fireplace Insert, $500. (740)446-9450 1)£ 0 • OhiO Valley Bank wl".olf!r for sale by public auctlon/1 2000 Polaris Magnu~ lf091.75 at the Ohio Vaii4Y Bank Annex, 143 3rd Avfi.. Gallipolis, OH on 11-1'1103· Sold 1o the highest bidder ~aa Is-Where Is" "withOut expressed or Implied warranty & may be. ~n by calJ. ing the COllection Dept:. at (740)441~1038. OVB reserves the right to accepVreject any & all bidsl, ·& withdraw Items frOm sa e prior to sale. Terms of Site: R CERTIFIED CASH 0 i ·I ( Ohio Volley. Bank wlllolter . for sale 1:J1i public aucllon a 1988 Dodge Ram ~~5543 AOHA U Mare For Sala, at the Ohio Valley Bank $300.00 Yearling others for Annex, 143 . 3rd Ave., sale $800. & up 1 ~740-992· Gallipolis, ·OH on 01111103. 2800 Sold to lhe highest bidder •as Is-where is·· without Reg. Angus buiJa.. Top per· expressed or Implied warformance btoodlnes, Maine ranty & may be seen by call· Chi·. Angus show heiters, lng the C911ection Dept. at h&lfers. bred heifers and (7410).t•t-1038. OVB crossbred bulls. Slate Run reserves the right to Farm, Jackson, OH. accept/reject any- a. all bids, (740)288-5395 & withdraw ltef'T\8 from sale prior to sale. Terms of Sale: GASH' OR CERTIFIED I SALE BY OWNE I. FOR Quality brick-builttri-level home in exclusive Home has recently-remodeled 112 acre or le · ss mobt'le Usod lurnl!ure slore. 130 Bulaville We sell mat· tresses, beds, dressers, couches, appll~ ances, much more. Grave monuments. (740)446-4782 Galllpollo, OH. Prep basketb~ll adlon. A& It• ~~::1 good condllion, $250 firm ; · 1990 Buiok Goni\Jry, 51295; Ab-door exercise machine, 1996 Cavalier, 40, $1995; hke new, $50; Wagner 112 1995 Beretta $2395· 16 HOP professional grade other cars a~ trucb In paint oprayer, 5125; 30" gas stock. COOK MOTORS slove $IOO; Toyota Af.YFM (740)«6-0103 casseHo radios, $30 eech; Toyolo AM/FM cas..tte, Cd 1992 Buick LoSabre V-8 radios, $200 each. Engine. 186,000 miles, car (740)441-1971, if no answer leave message. In good shape. $2,000., 1995 Buick Skylark 2dr, 3.1 Large amount of costume V-6, 116,000 miles. Looks & Jewelry. $100. Musllake all. runs good. $2,500. (304)882·2438 (304)458-1088 .:......;..._-'----New & Usod Heal Pumps- 1992 Cutlao Libra 60,000 Gas Furnaces. Free mKaa, $4,400. Gall992-6587 Eatimsles.·(740)446 8308 NEW AND USED STEEL 1993 Buick Ganleru 3.3 V-8, Sl 1 Ba p· Reb Power ever"'hlng., $2 000 ee ams, 1pe ar ,, • For . Concrete, Angle , -99-2--778-1-:----:-Channel, Flal Bar, Sleel Grating For Drains, 1993 Chlysler New Vorklr, 104000 lie 33 1ne Driveways & Walkways. L&L ' m s, . eng ' Scrap Metals Open Monday;·, auiOmallo. clean, good ti111s, Tuesday, Wednesd8y & $1500 OBO. (740)379·2723 Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closod Thursday, Saturday & 1994Corwt!eeo..,e, whne, Sunday. (7401446-7300 red leelher, gle88 rop, LTI, automatic, cassette, Cd, TreJier lor rent in Mason. No Trailer space for rent. $125 Oak Student desks- very radio. $t 1 ,000. (740)882· PelS. (304)773-5751 per month, plus deposit. sturdy, Oak veneer on p~- 7512 !B:-'o~Aoom.IEM's-----., Priesf$ Trailer Park. Water wood, 4-drawers. Can be fOR Rmr . used as a computer desk. 1g97 Mercury Sable <)§, 42"x24", $40. Call B-llpm, M· 35K miles, PW, POL, AT, ll'llr-~:--.......-.., F No Phone calls Wed. PSoai. AMIFM Cassetta, t and 2 bedroom apartHOI.lSDIOI.I> "(7"-40:::12:.4::5..:-904.:..::7_ _ _ _ white, 5500 . (740)446ments, furnished and unfur ro~ --:nished, security deposit Seventeen hundred 'Adeos 2375 required, no pEits, 740-992- ' and games, $1 ,000 Firm. 22t8. For Sale : Aecondlllonod (740)388-9770 (740)388- 2002 CovaNer 4 door saldan, - - - - - - - - washers. dryers and relrig- 0855 rod, 2800 miles. $10,000. Th -:-:--:--c-Phone (304)675-1503 I bedroom apa,~,ment. stove era1ors. ompsons Waterline Special: 314 200 - - - - - : - - - - & relrigeralor Included, ullli· Appliance. 3407 Jackson PSI $2t 00 Per 100: I ' 200 -------- -------Avenue, (304)675-7368. · • 2002 Dodge Noon, 8,200 C lies Included. (740)245·5859 PSI $35.00 Per 100; All mlleo, spoiler, sunroof, CD/. 1 Bedroom Apartments Brass Compression Finlngs Cassette, $4800 080. Good Used Appliances, 1 Stock. Starling al $289/mo, Recondllloned and ~ · EVANS ENTERPR~ (7401256-1233 ~UBLI!C Washer! Cryer Hookup, Guaranteed . was hers, ES Jackson, Ohio, 1-800· - - - - - -- - - Ranges, .and _ _ 77 Chevy Camaro Bad Stove and Refrigerator. Dryers, 537 9528 (740144 1-1519. Relrigeralors, Somellart al llllr-'~::""_......- . _ , englna, lola ot new psrta. .:..1or-"2-:8:-::R~App-:--1.c:-lo-rR::-e- n-1.- $95. Skegga Appliances, 76 11uJuJ1NG $850., 84 Chevy Ef Camino VIne Sl. , (7401446-7398 S•~SS $3,500. Call after 8. U!ililies Pd., No Pels ·---~-··-~--.,J (304)875-4853 .,_::......;;;.;:::;; 992·5858 ' Mollohan Carpel, 202 Clark All sleel building 50x80 was . TRucKs lbr. Aparlmenl In Point Chapel Road, Porter, Ohio. $I1 ,500 now $ 7,8!5 others FUR SAlE Pleasant. Furnished, cl..n (740)446-7444 t-877·830- available 1-800-292-Cltlt · & nice. No PelS. (3041675· 9182 . Fr.. .Esllmatea, Easy - - - - - - - _136_6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ llnanclng, 90 ~ays same as Block, brick, sewer plpss, Ohio Valley Bank will orter lOCIITED 3 llerth •f &alllaaUs, Db Rt cash. VIsa/ Master Card. windows, lintels, etc. Claude for aale by pubilc auction ·a Rd. fDUow 2 bedroom apartment In Rio Drive- a~ little save alot. Winters, Rio Grande, OH 1995 GMC Jimmy 1520525 OWners haue sold lllelr lane llld Grande, $300/deposll, Coli 740 _245_5121 . al the Ohio Valley Bank Don $325/monlh (740)245·9060 Aelrlgeralor lrosl-lrea, lr..;..;;.,;~..;..--., Annex, 143 3rd Ave ., be seUing the following. 2 bedroom apartmenl, almond $160. Relrlgeralor, ~ · PErs Gallipolis, OH on 0111 t/03. FURNITURE kilchon, lamlly room , bath, small, while $125. Freezer, FOKSAu: Sold 1o lhe highest bidder $375 month. 560 Centenary upright $150. Electric range "--.iliiiiiiiiii;.,_.l ~as Is-where Is~ without 4 pc. queen size poster BR suhe, Lg. bar Ad. (7401446·9442 20", harvesl gold $95. Blood hound puppies, $350 expressed or Implied war· 6 ·stools, computer desk, cedar cn•sst.-1 Eleclrlc range 30' , white oech, laking deposks, will be ranly & may be soon by call· cardio glider. exerciser, ping pong table, 2 BR, Ret, Range, Washer/ $95. GE washer/dryer sat ready January B, 2003 lng the Collecllon Dept al Brunswick Balke Monarch pool table, (740)441-1038. Dryor,Siqrage/ Build i ng , $190. Also have lurnllure, 1740)245-o 304 OVB Independent Supply Co. Billards pool table Corner of Ash & Pearl, IQmps, tables, night stan~&, reserves the right to w/Oak·Oiamond inlay & brass made in Middleport, OH 992-7933 dressers, chesl ol drawers, English Pointer puppies, accapl/reject any & all bids. 1892 ·1932 Must Seell Sells with reserve. bookshelves, beds, dining Elhew btOOdllnes, all colora, & withdraw lterll8> from sale 3 rm . & bath, lurnlahod apt. 1i • Sal Lady Kenmore washer & dryer, Amana cllelra. and s hospllsl bod. $250. (7401258·9184 prior lo sale. arma ol o: all utilities paid ,except alec. CAS OR CERT 1F 1ED C. F. upright freezer, se~ of China, $275.00 a mon. 304-875- Skegga Appliance 78 VIne Full blooded Auslrallan H. collection of New & Old oaseball '"'"u~ , 1 1365 Street: Gelllpolls, OH Sheppard I . pupplea (no CHECK. (740)446·7398 papora), $100; (740)742- - - - - - - - - sticker yearbook t 986 edition (Pete Rose 3- 1br apartment& availeble . 1998 Chevy 5-1 o, black, LS. on Cover), Sport plaques, the official N.F.L. 2728 Jon. lsi. $300.001 mon. utll. Treadmill, $150; - - - - . . , . - - - - 40,000 mlloa, AIC, C/C, Super Bowl patch collection, metal $8500. (7401446-4800 Included wl $100.00 oec. Woodburnlng space healer, Shar-pe! PupPtoo $125.00 baseball cards, 17 Jewel Hamilton pO<:ktltl dsp. 304-875-3854 $150, (740)367-7888 992-9105 (740)368-8478 i teamwork. giverewards yourselfofa understandSothe new view on the future and join a company where you can make a difference. Rockwell Automation: s·unday, January 5, 2003 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Page 06 • 6unbap Ciwt~-6mttntl The- Tobacco Use Prevention Coalition ·is here to help you accomplish your goal. 1 MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org (740)446-5940 �' • . Page-A2 · ~ .Local The Daily Sentinel ' Communities · consider ads on pollee crbisers Ohio weather Tuesday, Jan. 7 CHAUNCEY(AP)-This cash-strapped village has ~~~~in~p~~~e6.J:~r~ • I .1 ColumbuS 11&'135' Monday, January 6, ~ village auomey resewx:hed the idea and saw no problem, questions about the legality have arisen. . Mifflin "I:ownship officials, interested in replacing a cruiser destroyed in a crash, · recently sought an opj.nion Under a· section qf the · Constitution last amended in 1912, local governments cannot raise money for any business. · Commercialized cruisers, in the prosecutor's informal opinion, would cross the line. from .( Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brie~, To the dismay of Mifflin Police Chief George Franey, O'Brien's office. said advertising on police cruisers would violate the Ohio Constitution. covera . ,.....---------------------"""=-; II BINGO d . an ' $1 in exchange for turning the · vehicles into rolling billboards. Police Chief Mike Marcum said he's willing to patrol village streets in a cruiser advertising just about any product below~ - except doughnuts. _ The company offering the You must cover number cardtowln. deal, Government Acquisitions of Charlotte; GaUipolis N.C., also does not accept Chiropractic ads for alcohQI, tobacco, gun or gambli!Jg companies. The 11-. .. &... Center · company is solic1ting national and regional advertisers to Dr. Joey D. ID!~Q!lll cover the cost of the cars WeAre A while urging local officials to Full S.rvlct shop for local advertisers. *MASSEY FeiiGlJSOijii Facility Chauncey, an Athens (10) 2002 MF471, 2WD, County village of slightly dual remotes, wet brakes, le•• Offerlna; . . than 30 hra., full warranty, Diagnostic X-Rays A WIRED WORLD COMPANY more than I ,000 people, is • Personal .....__ ___, 5.9% aa lOw aa $289 per month. the second Ohio community Rehabil~ation to sign up. • Nutr~ional Counseling JIM'S FARM Although Government • Personal Injury Acquisitions has not deliv• Workers Compensation EQUIPMENT, INC. • Mosflnsurance Accep1ed ered its first cruiser, its Web site says that 76 communities 21SD 740-441-0200 in 23 states, including the village of Portage in northwest Ohio, have signed up for the three-year leases. In Franklin County, Mifflin Township is considering the deal. Renal1181Ul<e In Chauncey, 60 miles Unit at Sctnlr Hills a speclallud, secured I southeast of Columbus, a ~ unit where blllhJy $ll6,000-a-year general-fund proCessional ' budget has no room ~'for a compuolonate eare $50,000 bill for new cruisers. ls"gtven to lbooe who face Alzheimer's "We can't afford new cars Great for: Dbeaoe aad m...d otherwise," said Mayor demeatla. • Weight Loss Fredrick& Shover, an A~ns Our goillls to help our reoldenll Metabolic Stimulation County 911 operator. · . maintain their Independence DetoxHication ulonaas-">le. Council President Bob Relaxation & Stress Mattey discoveied the police Pain & Injuries car deal on the Internet and Enhances Deep won approval for the village • Increases Blood to enter an agreement with Circulation and Much Government Acquisitions. Plaza • GaiUpolls Although Maney said the WIN UP TC) $1,()()()!! ••••• , (': ···~···· , CloL<Iy - .'•:,• • T<lolms Rail 1t .. flooies O ).O · . , <. ~ V V Snow leo Snow showers likely today COM~b BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Extended Forecast A weak but broad area of low -Thesday...Mostly . sunny. pressure moving out and a cold · Highs in the mid 30s. West front approaching combined to winds around lO mph. produce light snow last night Tuesday night ..Mosdy cloudy. Snow accumulation were Lows in 1he upper 20s. around an inch in the north with Wednesday...Mostly cloudy. little accumulation elsewhere. Highs in the mid 40s. The snow will taper off to Wednesday night .. Partly flurries thi~ morning and over cloudy. Lows near 30. most other areas during the Thursday... Mostly cloudy. afternoon. Additional accumu- Highs in 1he upper 40s. lation should be around an inch. Friday.. Mostly cloudy with a High temperatures will occur c1umce of soow showm. Lows in early today in the upper 20s to the upper 20s and highs near 40. · the mid 30s then fall back into Saturdlly...Partly cloudy with a or- remain steady in the. upper chance of soow showers. Lows in 20s by late afternoon. the ~20s and highs in 1he mid . Weather Forecast 30s. Today:..Snow showers likely. Sunday...Mostly clear. Lows Aiound an inch of snow accu- in the lower 20s and highs in the mulation. Temperatures falling mid 30s. into the lower 30s. Northwest winds I0 to l S mph. Chance of Show 60 percent Tonight.. .Mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers. Lows p,...approval1·2 d&IJS in: the lower 20s. Northwest No acrup Umlt •winds around lO mph. Chance of snow 40 percent. ·bsy convenlon to a construction loan ...."'' CDt•eams & Cl'{!aht 6}Jttnos ALPHA DRY SPA Community Calendar Public Cretlt Meetings Tuesday, Jan. 7 MIDDLEPORT Middleport Village Council, special meeting, S p:m., council chambers, to approve temporary appropriations. . Wednesday, Jan.,8 Allan HeiHr Financial Servicei'"Officer PclMi:iR.oY Meigs County,EMS responded to the following calls over the weekend: .Friday !8;Z..8. a ,m. Helena Lester, , Holzer Medical Center; · 8:28 '• a.m. Laurel Cliff, Clarence l-ee. Pleasant Valley JioSpital; . · ~:49 a.m. Lasher Road, Mary J<tde Francis, _~w ~Medical ! $"'' qp -.. ..... ,.SOIJfo ' !. ... .' CeOter; Save 100/0 181 State Rt. 728 Lucasville, Ohio 45648 740·259-5515 1-800-4.44-FARM on ALL APPLIANCES HOLZER CL-INIC MASON · -FURNITURE COMPANY www.holzerdlnlc.com Mason, WV valid www.e-farmcredit.com • RATES OF TAXATION 2002 in ~uance al 1aw.1tiowarll E. Frerj(, Treoeurer ol Melgo County, OhiO. In compliance wllh Revlood Code.No. 323.08 of Slate o1 Ohio, do hereby giVe not1c11 o1 tnt Rales o1 Ttxtllon Ior .... Tax Year oi""02. Ratn upreotod In claim and cenll o r - one tllouaand dallaro tax valuation. MIDDLEPORT - Board of Public Affairs, change in meeting from Jan. I. 5:30 p;m., council chambers. C)langed due to holiday. Clubs and Qrganlzatlons : Tuesday,Jan.7 MIDDLEPORT Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, regular meeting, 7:30 p.)n ., ai lodge hall, with wprk in E. A. degree. · Wednesday,Jan.8 RACINE - Middleport Uterary Club, 2 p.m., Racine Public Library. J>(luline Horton will review "The Pillars of Creation," by Terry Goodkind. ·The al)nual business meeting will also be held. • .. ·! ,' · , . . . • Support ~roups . Wednesday, Jan. 8 :POMEROY Stroke Sllrvivo rs Support group . rrteeting, 2 to 2:30 p.m. at tlte Meigs Senior Citizens CJ!nter. Topics will be on 1 ~ recovery process and information on diabetes. -Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio . . COLUMBUS (AP) Mound Street runs through the state Cllpital. Indian Mound Mall is a spot in Heath. And Newark is home to the Moundbuilders Country Club . The places . and their 41'ames _ symbolic as well as literal _ are testaments to the state's rich American Indian.legacy. It is a history that descendimts say is increasingly disappearing as development disturbs Ohio's numerous native burial and earthen mounds. "There's no way to get back what's lost, but what we can do is try to preserve what's left," said Barry Landeros-Thomas, a member of the Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio. Descendants , of American Indians say most mounds in Ohio have been disturbed so they are fighting to protect the limited, albeit unknown, number that remain untouched. American Indian burial mounds on public property are protected by federal law. However, there are no laws protecting those on private land, where many are located, A state legislative committee is examining how Ohio could better preserv~ such burial grounds as well as cemeteries, but a Jack of state money likely will hinder development of such a preservation program. Franco Ruffini, a state preservation officer, said protecting . American Indian mounds is difficult because many are unmarked. Thus, deve16p· ers sometimes are unaware that they are disturbihg sacred land. . .. "Sometimes they are l·nadvertently dt'sturbed by Sprawl' " Ruff1'n1' sat'd. "It's a Complex 1.ssue." The mounds, some th_at inclu,de remains, were ereated .thousands of years •,·, ago_·.. by NQ'"' .._.O·"• -_•""''"es. ... ~ .,..,. Ainei'icim Indians say-they are proof of legends their ancestors told and offer glimpses into the live,s' of Ohio's original inh'abitants. Winter storm causes hundreds of . accidents BALT!f\10RE (AP) An unex]i'ectedly strong snow storm caused hundreds of highway accidents across Maryland, including two crashes that left a total of three people . dead and a 34-vehicle collision on the Baltimore Beltway that sent 27 peopie to hospitals. Many residents seemed to be caught off guard by Sunday's storm, a fastmoving "clipper" that dropped 4 to 5 inches of snow on much of the state. That's a high snow total for a clipper, said National Weather Service meteorologist Christopher Strong. "The m3jority of them pass through without giving more than a few flakes," he said. · "Mounds are part of a very rich, deep and complex history of native peopie that's tens of thousands of years old," said Landeros-Thomas, who is of Cherokee and Lumbee ancestry. " But they ' ve been bulldozed over, dug under or manicured into an 18th green:" Since 1910, the private Moundbuilders Country Club has ·leased part of the Octagon Earthworks in Newark for use as a golf course. The property was purchased with public money in 1893 and eventually was turned over to the Ohio Historical Society, which still owns the ancient mounds. The country club's lease expires in 2078. It is believed the COLUMBUS (AP) - Six Roberts said the troopers met of guys who are underweight." Hopewell tribe built the 8- State Highway Patrol troopers• virtually every other fitness Lt. Gary Lewis, a patrol foot-high earthen mounds, have been removed from their · standard. He said Trooper spokesman, said the indefinite which were not used for jobs because · they weigh too Da'rrel Thomas, who was 19 suspension without pay is not pounds overweight, had arbitrary. He said the six were · burials, about I ,650 years much. At a weigh-in Friday, one achieved the patrol's "star" put on notice for failing to meet' ago in an octagon conQected to a perfect circle to female trooper was 50 pounds level for flexibility leg press, weight guidelines nearIy 2 I f2 overweight, while one of the , bench press and body fat. years ago. identify lunar movements five suspended males was 71 Another suspended trooper, If the suspensions become for religious and other cerpounds overweight Guideti~s Neil Hedrick, is a pistol-shoot- pennanent,_they- could substan-: emonies. The club says that it m their union contract specifY ing medalist selected as a dis- tially reduce ihe pensions of· maximum weights by height. trict trooper of the year in 1995. three troopers within one year restricts ·public access to "It's a sad day. It really is," The six have a combined 113 of retirement. the mounds during golfing said Jim Roberts, executive years of experience. They were They will have one year to season because of safety director of the Ohio State a combined 262 pounds over- meet standards and return to· concerns. Visitors are sup- Troopers Association. weight, and ranged in age from their jobs, and will continue to· ·posed to view the site from "If you smoke like a chimney 26 to 4 7. receive health benefits in the. a wooden stand liear the -no problem, says the patrol. "We'd much rather have one meantime. Lewis said their full:· parking lot or from a short · But if you don't look like a Ken ·of these troopers than someone pensions would be restored if trail that borders one side doll in your unifonn, that's a who weighs 90 pounds," they meet the standards in one. of the course. The club severe offense," he said. Roberts said. "We've got \1 lot year. also offers a few golf-free days to accommodate those wanting to pray 111 of the site. . .· However, the Historical GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) sources to cool their power Mezich, a biologist with the Society and club officials · - Florida's endangered man- systems. Once circulated Florida Fish and Wildlife are considering ways to atees could be further threat- through the plants; water is Conservati~ssion. . : improve . access, such. as ened if the state's aging coastal returned to its source about 15 Powerb',6at accl!Jents are'· additional paths or viewing power plants are closed, elimi- degrees wanner. often considered 1he mosr towers. nating the heated water dis"The real problem for manaIn November, Barbara charges that the lumbering tees is deregulation of power," imminent risk to Florida's estiCrandell, 73, of mammals use for warmth in said Bob Bonde of the Sirenia mated . 3,500 manatees .. Th · the winter, scientists said. Project in Gainesville, a mana- Watercraft-related mana1ee ornvlile, was convicted Manatees· are vuInerable to tee researc h center ~.or the .e < d - death s reac · hed a record annuw ~, : · of trespassing for .praying the co ld'.ound m · some parts o f eraI government. "W'th · · acco~d'mg, ·' t ou1 the h'tg h of 93. Iast year, at a moun d t here m 1utie. the state beeause they nee d power p Iants, a Iot of manatees . h S to t e ave the Manatee Club The Cherokee ·descendant water temperatures of at least are going 1o die." of Maitland: ' As the_ power .industry is State regulators are consid-. says she has prayed there 68 ~egrees to survive. The for 20 years. m~ne mammals spend. the deregulated, agmg plants , ering changing._the_manatee's! CrandeU, a , member of w1nter near natural ~p .. noo....-..-....~ould:be " N i · • ._, · · · . .*~Josed or up~raded' t0 desi"nat\rnn frotn tendan~" '' • 6 tn·e a.t 'le . Amlfncati · where temperatures often use coolmg methods at don't . . . ..~·~ 10 threatened_, mdt~atlng th_ Alliance of Ohio, argues hover around 70 degrees, or require water, Bonde said. ey·. that the land is public and Alower plants located near "These plants going off-line are now less 1mpenled. Cntte& she has a: right to be there \.tl.vers or bays. before some resolution to the say that move could loose!l, as a descendant of the peoAging coal-fired generating manalee situation is certainly rules on do~;k-building anli. pie who built the mounds. stations use natural water cause for concern," said Ron powerboat speed zones. Six overweight .state troopers suspended. Loss would focus on orgamzmg his office so that there would be a smooth transition. "In the short term, I wan1 to from PageA1 get the office up and running Meigs County closed its as quick as possible so as to doors. This lack of a major serve the needs of the conmedical facility not 'only stituents," he said. Stewart has obtained the hurts local residents who have to go elsewhere for files from his predecessors major health care needs, but and said he would begin deters major industry from immediately to look into local concerns from his conlocating in the area . stituents. 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For the Record ** ** * Loans for Vacant Lots LeOhV. ·-~ ·~· surVived by his wife, H~t~eongo Hutchison of CheShfre; a daughter, Doris Lee Jeffers of Columbus; 11 s1Jn, Kenneth C. Hutchison of Pleas~tville, NJ.; a sister, M:ujone (Wtlson) Davis ·of Pennsboro, W.Va.; three brothers, Care Hutchison of ·Evans, · Vf.Va., Aubrey (Elaine) Hutchison of Morgantown, W.Va., and Milo Hutchison of Rutland; a sister-in-law, Marie Hutchison of Barberton; and s~ldren, Shirley - (Aaron) Sayre_\?feRae~. Terry (Elaine) Cdngo ·of Long Bottom; and Sharon (Gary) Hart of Goo!ville. He'was ~in death.by his parents and a brother, Paul Hutchison. • Funeral services will be conducted at ll a.m., Wednesday, ~ Jan. ·8, :2003, at Fisher Funeral Home · hi' Middleport with Pastor Roger Hunter official· · ing. Burial will follow in Ravenswood Cemetery. • Visitation i~ scheduled from 2 to 4 ipm. and 6 to 8 p.m. Tue~day,, Jan. 7, 2003, at the funera\i'Jli:>me. -Paid notice v . Slm)' Pl. 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TO~A6AIN YOU'LL. N~J;D "" FIND crurlil1 TO [;L~lVlt:UI\lb _.... faJN Wl~. Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than ' 300 words. All letters tlre subject to editing and must be · · signed and include address and t~lphone number. No · unsigned letters will be published. Lett~s should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. The opinions expressed in the column below are the consensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. s editorial board, unless otherwise noted. Linda King, right, accepts the Mary E. King Memorial Professional Development Award from Joyce McDowell, interim assistant director of Family and Consumer Sciences at the Ohio State_University recognition luncheon held in Columbus .. ., NATIONAL VIEW Using n~kes to disarm other :countries seems a little wqy out , r ·: • Star Trib~ne, Minneapolis, on the threat of war with itaq: In the world as President Bush sees it, there are r(lany reasons to go to war. There's retaliatory war, the sprt waged in response to affront. There's the war of self~fense, the kind mounted against an oncoming attack. 'Fhere's the war of just intervention, the brand intended te restore the rights of a wronged people. Then there's die new war against terrorism, a tricky quest to hunt down an elusive gang of murderers skulking in the world's dark comers. : And last month the White House articulated yet anothet .kind of attack: the "preventive war," I~_~eant to disarm a: potential foe before the first gun ts pomted, let alone fired. At first hearing, this "doctrine of pre-emption" spunds sensible enough. Why should rogue states ·be ~~}lowed to gather up vast piles of arms? Why, especially, st10uld they be allowed to play about with nukes, germs and other weapons of mass destruction ("WMDs" in wonk parlance)? Surely even . the suspicion that such iniquity may be underway is reason to launch a strike a~ai,nst an unfriendly state. After all, the fate of the entire planet could be at stake .... ::There's no question that much must be done to rid the ~orld of its arsenals, the very existence of which tum f!umers into gangsters and politicians into sophists. But threatening to use nuclear weapons to advance the ends . a.f nonprolifemtion is outrageous and hypocritical. It won'twork. ' . TODAY IN HISTORY : · Becky Baer, Meigs County Extension · agent, was the recipient of the 2002 State Achievement Award in Community Development. D ' BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS :Today is Monday, Jan. 6, the sixth day of 2003. There are 3-59 days left in the year. : Today's Highlight in History: ·:on Jan. 6. 1412, according to tradition, Joan of Arc was l:rprn in Domremy. · ·On this date: : In 1540. England's King Henry the VIII married his fcurth wife, Anne of Cleves. (The marriage lasted about six roonths.) ~ . . ·· In 1759, George Washington and Martha Dandridge dustis were married. :: In 1838. Samuel Morse first publicly demonstrated his ttlegraph, in Morristown, N.J . : In 1912, New Mexico became the 47th state. · In 1919, the 26th president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, died in Oyster Bay, N.Y. ~~age 60. ;: In 1942. the Pan American Airways "Pacific Clipper" arrived in New York after making the first round-the-world !rip by a commercial airplane. : In 1945, George, Herbert Walker Bush married Barbara P.ierce in Rye, N.Y. : In 1963, "Wild Kingdom:· premiered on NBC TV. · In 1967, U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese troops launched Operation "Deckhouse Five (V)," an offensive in dte Mekong River delta . . : In 1982, truck driver William G. Bonin was convicted in I.;os Angeles of being the "freeway killer" who had murdered 14 .young men and boys. :Ten years ago: Ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev died in Paris al age 54; jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie died in Ejnglewood, N.J., at age 75. Authorities rescued Jennifer Stolpa and her infant son, Clayton, after Mrs. Stolpa's husoond, James, succeeded in reaching helP. following the famity's eight-day ordeal in the snow-covered Nevada desert. :Five years ago: In a new bid to expand health insurance, President Clinton unveiled a proposal to offer Medicare coverage to hundreds of thousands of uninsured Americans between the ages of 55 to 64. :One year ago: Argentina announced the devaluation of its ~so, ending a decade-long policy pegging the currency one-to-one with the U.S. dollar. (In the year that followed, t'e peso lost 70 percent of its value against the dollar.) !Today's Birthdays: Pollster Louis Harris is 82. Bluegrass p}:rformer Earl Scruggs is 79. Former automaker John Z. QeLorean is 78. Author E.L. Doctorow is 72. Singer Doris 1'oroy is 66. Actress Bonnie ' Franklin i~ 59. Rock singern1usician Kim Wilson (The Fabulous Thunderbirds) is 52. Singer Jett Williams is 50. Rock musician Malcolm Young (1\-C-DC) is 50. Movie director Anthony Minghella is 49. Actor-comedian Rowan Atkinson is 48. Golfer Nancy I.:opez is 46. Rhythm-and-blues singer Eric Williams (BLACKstreet) is 43. Movie director John Singleton is 35. "f.V personality Julie Chen (CBS' "The Early Show") is 33. . Actor Danny Pintauro ("Who's the Bosso/") is 27. :Thought for Today: "Funny how people despise platitildes. when they are usually the truest thmg going. A thing 111ts to be pretty true . before it gets to be a platitude." · Katharine Fullerton Gerould , American author ( 1879- 1944). Since people are living longer, the number of years people are retired has increased. Those who retire today at age 65 will probably live about 20 years in retirement. What circumstances may influence if and when they retire? Financial security is one of the key considerations when contemplating retirement. Some people choose to retire as . soon a~ they are eligible for a [!ltirement ADVICE pension or Social Security. Others may feel they will not be able to live on a reduced income, so decide to continue to dren. They are also more likely to time their retirement based upon their huswork. · 1be prospective retiree's health is a band's decision to retire. After a person retires, he or she may go detennining factor in the decision. A pro- through an adjustment period. If the perlonged illness or failing health may cause son is married, there is a better chance he someone to prematurely retire. Others or she will fully enjoy retirement. The may decide to retire early while they are supportive wife can be instrumental in still in excellent health . to do things helping her husband adjust to his newlythey've been wanting to do all their lives. acquired leisure time. Some jleople, especially women, may Financial stability is not a guarantee of retire because of caregiver responsibilities retirement satisfaction. However, having for older ·parents, a spouse or grandchil- Beeky Baer .. ' • RUSHER'S VIEW NO TAK ON FOOD ITEMS OPEN 8AM - - ~Jit .' ~..I William Rusher COLUMNIST might become the beneficiary of a lastminute dip in the president's popularity. Beyond that, if they lost; but do reasonably well, they may actually improve their chances of getting another shot later (a Ia Tom Dewey in 1948). Gore may also have his eye on 2008, but a defeat in 2004 would be fatal for him. Then there's Trent Loti. No doubt many politicians have made similar gaffes and lived to tell the tale. But Lou's gaffe had the misfortune to occur just when the Democriils were looking for something - anything - to take the curse off of their stunning defeat in the November elections. Once he made it, all he could do was beg his enemies for mercy - rarely a winning strategy in politics. They responded with a mirthless chuckle, and that was the end of Trent Lott. At that, he could have managed it better. He fifth and final attempt at an apology, on Black Entertainment TelevisiOn, afforded the spectacle of a man in full flight, not merely from the admittedly inexcusable things he once stood for, but from a whole series of thoroughly WEST'S VIEW meritorious positions - for example, on affirmative action - that he has taken since. Then, however, the famous Law of .lJ'lintended Consequences t:Ook over, anif handed the Democrats the most disagreeable outcome imaginable to the Affaire Loll. In the lirst place, the swift and virtually unanimous repudiation of Lou's remarks by the president, his fellow Republican senators, and most of the major spokesmen of the conservative movement went far ,toward controlling the damage the episode might otherwise have caused the party. · But, far worse, the unanimous selection of Sen. Bill Frist of Tennessee as the next majority leader has brought onto the national scene a new political star of the first ma~nitude. It is too early io say ~ow Frist wtll perform in his new job, but the· early assessments of the man are enough 10 freeze the blood. of Democratic politicians with their eye,<; 00 2008. As the Senate's only doctor, and an active one at that (he has spent much of what spare time he has treating sick children in Africa), he is the walking embodiment of compassionate conservatism. If that rroves to be combined with the steel wil necessary to lead the Senate in enacting President Bush's agenda, plus a soft-spoken but frrm support for basic conservative principles, Frist may well have a historic reodezvous with destiny. I can see the slogan now: "Frist in war, Frist in peace, Frist in the hearts of his countrymen!" (William Rusher is a Distinguished "' 11 .r he Cl l · fi re ow 0J t aremont nslltute or the Study of Statesrrumship and . Political Philosophy.) " Bush will need to take stand on affirmative action Bv DIANA WEST Jan. 16 is a day that will make or break the Bush administration - and the date has nothing to do with troop movements, weapons inspections or Iraq at all, for that m;ttter. Instead, it marks the deadline by which the Justice Department must decide whether to file a brief in a landmark affirmative action case about admissions at the University of Michigan that will come before the Supreme Court in th.e spring. What the administration chooses to do - either taking a stand opposing race-based admissions, or taking no stand -- will reveal more than just the outcome of a power struggle within White House circles. Facing a choice of near-epic design, George W. Bush must dec1de between setting off an electrifying jolt of principle by opposing affirmative action, or ytelding to heavy political pressure by saying nothin~ combustible - particularly now, prestdential aides say, in the aftermath ·or the Trent !..ott firestorm. Mr. Bush's decision will be nothing less than a monument to his presidency. It can't not be. The dedication to fostering a color-blind society by eliminating race-based criieria from American law has become a core tenet of the Republican Party - one that wholly distinguishes Republicans from Democrats, whose efforts to preserve and expand racial preferences mark them as obsessively color-conscious.'lt 's not just that racial preferences are unfair because they "'prefer" one . nice over another. The impact of race-based rules goes way beyontl shufflin g people according to skin color. When the ,law turns race, not to meniion color and creed. into key factors affecting one's place in life, the law is I, also dividing people by race, color and tive action "across the board," and apolcreed. Such divisions pit Americans ogizing for having voted against Martin against one another in subtle and not-so- Luther King Day- as though there was subtle ways, all 'Of which undermine, no rationale bestdes racism for opposing rather than promote, interracial rela- either issue. It wasn't long before he was lions. promising to shepherd a race-based It's inevitable: Legalized inequities agenda through the Senate. eat away at hum&n beings, breeding the Having not only failed to make the resentments of favoritism and the self- case for a color-blmd society but having doubts of patronization. Relegating a also abandoned the quest, Mr. Lou left woman to the back of the bus because behind a stale of near-chaos in reg;ud to she is · black is a dehumanizing act, an the politics of race. The new Republican overtly humiliating affront once codi- leader in the Senate, Bill Prist, is fied in the laws of the segregated South. promising to "heal the wounds of diviTuming down a woman for admission to sion that have reopened" as a result. But · law school because she is white (the healing (whatever·that means) shouldn't matter at the crux of the upcoming require abandoning party principle and Supreme Court case) doesn't lead to the adopting a NAACP-approved agendasystematic public degradations sane- which is precisely what liberal activists, tioned by Jim Crow, but it is a sanction including Rev. AI Sharpton. a career based on a hauntingly similar legal race-baiter, plan to ask Republicans to rationale: racial inequality. Is this the do. Mr. Sharpton, who has never even best legal foundation from which to apologized for promoting the hoax in reach for the ideal of a mutually respect- which a band of white policemen was ful, multi-racial America? baselessly accused of raping a black girl Conservatives think not. I hope the named Taw ana Brawley, put it this way: president agrees and finds the political "In no way should anyone interpret the courage· to allow his administration to stepping aside of Senator Lott as the end say so, loud · and clear. And that goes of this matter." double in the fiery jet-trails of Trent He's right that far: It's neil the end of Lou's crashed-and-burned Senate lead- this matter. And his demand that ership. Why? In Mr. Lon's attempt to Reeublicans "clarify themselves" on neutralize the impact of last month's civtl rights issues is actually a good one. apparent homage to Strom Thurmond's What better way to do so than to allow segregationist presidential bid, the for- · Attorney General John Ashcroft and mer Senate Majority Leader decided to Solicitor" General Ted Olson to unveil .an punt principle and play for politics. That eloquent brief ar~uing the fairness of a is, instead· of falling back on the tenets color-blind soctety? Administration of color-blindness (which ended segre- silence in such an important case is not gation long ago) to answer questions golden; indeed, it would tarnish. a subraised by his apparent gaffe, Mr. J_.ott lime political ide\11- and sorely dimindecided, chameleon-like. to assume the ish the conservative agenda. intense color-consciousness of modem(Diann West is a columnist for The day liberalism. Suddenly, Mr. Loti was Washington Times. She can be contacted d.eclaring himse lf a supporter of affirma- via dianaww@ global. net.)' I ' \. " 9PM MON - SAT SUNDAYS 10AM -7PM I' ..... - enough money to pursue leisure-time activities, and enough to provide adeQuate o healthcare and a comfortable dweOing, can encourage a less stressful retirement. An active social life during retirement seems to be necessary for retirement satisfaction. Women, who tend to be affect- · ed by the lqss of their social network more than men, should keep in contact with former co-workers and new friends to prevent isolation from occurring.. People who plan for retirement and look forward to it with ~~ anticipation are more likely to adjust successfully. Those who are forced to retire because of ill health, family commitments or downsiz~ng ru:e more likely to experience dissausfacuon. What can be done tf> help retirees adjust to this new stage of their lives? . They should set goals to participate in things that belp give their lives ineaning. By being involved in activities they enjoy, they can receive a sense of fulfillment. ~ tl WE ACCEPT OHIO EBT CARD tl WE ACCEPT WIC VOUCHERS tl EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Exits and entrances as the·new political year opens In recent weeks, while this column has been preoccupied with Iraq, North Korea and similarly exotic topics, sev. era! major politicians here at home have been making important news of their own. lfs time to catch up on some of the developments: Let's start with AI Gore. I confess to being surprised by his decision not to reseek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, because I believe that presidentitis , once caught (and Lord knows AI Gore has it) is an incurable disease. But there is one thing that will prevent even a victim as far gone as Gore from trying his luck again - an unshakable conviction that he would lose. The last thing Gore wants to do is tarnish his record as the popular-vote winner over Bush in 2000 by running against him in 2004 and getting a thorough drubbing. I know, I know - the Democrats are forever (and rightly) reminding us that Bush's father, whose approval ratings two years into his term were as high as his son's are today. fell afoul of bad economic news and lost in 1992 to Clinton, who won the Democratic nomination when all the major contenders bowed out rather than take on the supposedly unbeatable incumbent. .George W. Bush's re-election is not absolutely inevitable. But at the moment it looks far more likely than not. AI Gore 's decision not to challenge him is based on the hard-eyed calculation of a formidable professional politician as to the overwhelmingly likely outcome. The remaining candidates for the Democratic nomination are equally aware of the odds, but they all have less to lose. For one thing, like Clinton, they . . ' Idaho Potatoes s lb. bag 34.5 oz can Chase& Sanbom 99!--.. $249 Area women honored luncheon POMEROY- Two Meigs <;:ounty women were aiMng tHe Extension educators in Ohio honored at the recent Ohio State University Extension Recognition luncheon held in Columbus. Linda King, program assistant for the Family Nutrition Program in Meigs County, received the state's Mary E. King Memorial Professional Development Award for outstanding work in the nutrition program. Becky Baer, Family and Consumer Sciences/Community Development Extension Agent in Meigs ·County, received the 2002 State Achievement Award in the category of 2-10 years service 'in Community Development. King was presented a $300 cash award which she plans to use for tuition at the University of Rio Joyce Grande by McDowell , interim assistant director of Family and Consumer Sciences at Ohio State. Her name will be engraved on a plaque that is permanently located in the Schottenstein wing of Campbell Hall on the Ohio Stale University campus . ' The award received by King supports FCS personnel in professio nal development opportunities. It is made possible by income generated from an endow- ment fund contributed in honor of Mary ~- King, an FCS agent in Crawford County. She specialized in nutrition and was a leader in her county and in national professional organizations before her death. 'Baer's award came from the Ohio Extension Agents Association which is the professional assoctal!on representing all Extension agents at the county and district levels in Ohio, in four broad programs areas, agriculture and natural resources, family and consumer sciences, 4-H youth development and community and economic development. Highlights of Baer's community development educational programs include tourism, community pride/heritage as community builder and community health. She has written several fact sheets, news articles and reports about tourism, is editor of the State's Community Development tourism newsletter for Extension agents, is the local liaison for bringing Appalachian folklorists . to Meig s County, is active with the Meig s County Ohio Bicentennial -Committee. and serves on several committees and boards that promote and educate residents about healthy lifestyles. o' Every Thursday in Ute Daily Sentinel ... Califomia Navel Oranges Split Chicken Breast ¢ s1~49perbagl . Yummy · New Soups! BIG SIZE Small Size Price! Savory Selects $ 19 Panner Creamy Peanut. Great New Price $2!!1•• Old World Spaghetti ,I 16 oz. pkg. 46oz Juice can Banquet Chicken Pot Pie All Purpose Hill.Top Mill Flour Hargis House P/9Ce~ /r; qr r> }!1~ngg fe, dv ' ' Hargis House v' Superior Shaner's Quality Breaded Chicken . Breast Tenders THIS 49 WEEKIll 2.51b ' ' 79¢ Sib. bag $119 Beef SteW24 oz. can PLAYING ', 41b. bag 'I 3 Vienna Sausage 5 oz Sparkle Paper Towels SOft N Gentle Bath nssues Chicken Noodle Soup 3 �Monday, January 6, 2003 The D~ly Sentinel ... . '' . ' ' ' PageA6 :' :- • Utrthune- Sentinel-l\e CLASSIFIED .. ~onday,January6,l003 '. :Redmen rout Cavaliers : RIO GRANDE - A 10~2 :start to the second half for the University of Rio Grande Redmen basketball team propelled them to a convincing 72-57 victory.over the Walsh · Cavaliers, Saturday nigbt at :the Newt Oliver Arena. : Rio Grande (11 -6, 2-0 AMC) blew open a 31 -28 game .vith the opening second half spun and built it to as high as 19 points (59-40) with six minutes remaining. : Both teams were mired in : ~ruggish shooting for the bet.te.r part of the first half as 'Walsh held a 12-ll lead with : ~ht minutes left in the first :l)illf.a • : • :Enter Nat Moles. The :Charleston, West Virginia ·native lit frre as he drained :four trifectas, including a 25:foot bomb to close out the :frrst half. :: Rio Grande carried a 31-28 :lead to the lockerroom. : : Moles ended the night with Six treys and 20 points. :senior forward Jerry Barlow :took over in the second half. :B.arlow tallied 20 of his, ; g~e-high, 27 points in the ·~cond statlza. He was 8-of:II from the field, 4-of-5 from :beyond the 3-point arc and 7:of-9 from the free throw line. : Walsh {6-5, 0-2 AMC) placed three players in double figures. J .R. Ogletree led :the way with 14 points while .Jason Hamilton and Rhys Tucker each scored II points. Both Ogletree and Hamilton scored below their season averages. · "If you would have told me we would hold them (Ogletree and Hamilton) to 25 points combined, I'd told you we would win," said Rio Grande Head Coach Earl Thomas. Rio Grande shot a blisterillg 54 percent (22-of-41) from the field, including an eye-popping 61 percent (11(,')f-18) from the 3-point arc. Walsh did manage to win the rebounding margin, 3130, II of which were offensive. Rio clamped down on the glass in the second half, holding Walsh to only three offensive boards. Both teains committed 14 turnovers. . Rio Grande travels to Urbana on Tuesday night for a . 7:30 p.m. tip-off. Falcons move on in playoffs. Atlanta Falcons not worried : , .GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons don't sound all that worried about playing one of the NFL's top teams in a cold, harsh envir.onment. · They' ve been through it once already. · Having swept aside the .J:..ambeau mystique in the :opening round of the play·ofj's, the Falcons move on to play the Philadelphia Eagles in another Saturday night giune, this one at Veterans Stadium. The Eagles are the topseeded team in the NFC, and Donovan McNabb is expected to be back at quarterback. Then again , the Falcons stunned the Green Bay Packers 27-7, becoming the first visiting team ever to win a playoff game at Lambeau Field. Jets not worried about Raiders HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - One thing the New York Jets won't be when they visit the Oakland Raiders nel\t weekend is intimidated. 'Not after facing so many knockout-type games this season. Not after being such a frequent visitor to the Black Hole . Not with the way they're playing. The Jets come off their most lopsided game of the season and of their playoff history, a · 41-0 rout of Indianapolis. , . The Daily Sentinel • Page A7 www.mydallysentinel.com· t~ter Prep basketball Southern defeats River V811ey BY ScoTT WoLFE Sports correspondent RACINE Behind a potent offensive anack and first half defensive stand, Southern defeated River Valley 94-80 Saturday night in a good ·old fashioned shoo tout at Charles W. · Hayman gymnasium: Southern (4-3) was Jed by four players in double figures, placing nine in the scoring column overall. Again sophomore Craig Randolph paved the way by drilling five 3-pointers for a 31-point effort. Randolph also had <1 great floor game, and complemented a great overall · effort from senior Justin Connolly who got back into his normal game with 23 points and four assists. Jordan Hill tossed in 13 points but had a hand in 14 other points with a great floor game and seven assists. Curtis Neigler hit four threepointers in a row and added a free throw for 13 points, while Wes Burrows and Jake Nease had four and two each from Curt Crouch, Josh Smith, and Jaime Coleman. River Valley (2-3) also had a balanced attack, placing five men in double figures. Dakota Dewitt tossed in 19 points, Jarod Swain 14, Steve Harder 13, and 10 each from Jay Jenkins and Darrin Clark. Justin Connolly, left, drives Into a double team of Derrick Layton and Dakota Dewitt. Chris Brown added seven, Derrick Layton three and a pair of threes for a 3-of-4 some leg room River Valley again pull away and a three-point surge. would come back with a Randolph steal and Hill lay Trace Fraley two. Southern set a blistering Throughout the course of the . gutsy, never-give-up alii- in helped get SHS back on tempo of 18 points in the frrst night the Tornado sophomore tude. Randolph lit up the nets track. Southern w1;mt on to hit quarter, mainly at the hands also hit 10-of- 12 at the foul for 12 third quarter markers, 11-12 free throws going while Hill· came alive with down the stretch to pull away of senior Justin Connolly, line. Jaime Coleman hit for just numerous lane drivers for for the 94-80 win. who put Southern up 2-0 and River Valley won the two points in "the SHS seven points, while Connolly drove home nine of the eighgame 57-42 led by reserve teen first quarter points. assault, but made a couple added five and Nease four. Chris Roush with 25 points. Randolph nailed a three nice passes to open men. Dewitt and Harder had their Aaron Sellers led Southern pointer to give SHS a 5-0 underneath the basket. best post games during the with i7 . · lead before Dakota Dewitt Randolph ended up with 17 third period and seemed Southern hit 24-of-54 overhit an inside shot and Jay points at the half, while Josh nearly unstoppable. Swain all, including 11-of-20 Jenkins hit a pair of free .Smith came off the bench to and Layton drilled three's threes. The Tornadoes hit 35throws for a S-4 tally. hit a pair of free throws. going down the stretch that Connolly then nailed a 3- SHS led 39-19 at one point, again kept River Valley in the of-41 foul shots. Southern grabbed 29 rebounds (Josh pointer and Southern was off but each time Southern tried game, the score 67-49. In the finale, Curtis Neigler Smith 5, Wes Burrows 4, and running. Only a 3-point- to drive the nail in the coffin, er at the buzzer helped River River Valley came fighting who had been scoreless up to Craig Randolph 4 ), eight this point. nailed down four steals (Connolly 3), 18 Valley salvage the frame and back. The two Raider big men, three pointers in a row to assists (Hill 7, Connolly 4, convened an 18-5 lead to an 18 Dewitt and Harder, did some jump start Southern's fourth Randolph 4) and 18-8 tally. turnovers. Although Jordan Hill did damage late in the frame period offense, Hill and River Valley hit 25-of-53 not score in the frrst half, his complementing good efforts Connolly remained strong, overall, including 7-of-20 3ballhandling spearheaded an from guards Brown, Swain, but at one point River Valley pointers, and 22-of-33 free intense Tornado offensive and Clark. When the buzzer cut the lead to 12 at 80-68. Valley grabbed throws. River Brown, Swain, and Jenkins effort. Connolly was on fire, sounded for the half, trey's were integral in the 21 rebounds (Harder 8, hitting his second three- Southern led 39-23. Several times Southern comeback, while Dewitt had Dewitt 7), had five assists pointer early in the second (Layton 2, Clark 2), nine frame, nailing down a series went up by more than 25 a strong founh period as steals (Swain 6) and 15 of Tornado possessions that points, however, each time well. Neigler's shooting, turnovers. saw Southern's Randolph hit the Tornadoes would get however, helped Southern • Pro football . Steelers come back to defeat Browns PITTSBURGH (AP) When Tommy Maddol\ was a rookie backup to John Elway, he was taught a valuable lesson: Never think any deficit can't be overcome, never think any game is lost. He also learned something else from Elway: How to lead a dramatic playoff comeback victory against the Cleveland Browns. The Browns did almost everything possible Sunday to beat rival Pittsburgh in their first playoff game since returning to the NFL in 1999. They built a big lead in a hostile stadium, passed the Steelers' depleted secondru'y silly, took the crowd out of the game and seized the momentum . Everything, that is, except one: They gave Maddox a chance .- the one thing no NFL team would give him for years. Maddox, aptly chosen . as the Comeback Player of the Year only a few days· before, drove the Steelers to four touchdowns in the final 19 minutes and a stirring 36-33 vjcwry ~ver the disbelieving Browns ·m .the greatest playoff comeback in team history. Even if was only the second best comeback of the day; the 49ers overcame a 24-point deficit later to beat the Giants 39-38. Until Maddox rallied them from 17 points down, the Steelers had never come from more than seven 'points down in the postseason, against Denver in 1984. Maybe it wasn't quite as dramatic or meani ngful as Franco Harris' Immaculate Reception in 1972, but it was a game they will replay for years. And one the Browns will regret for years, as evidenced by the stony silence in a locker room they cotO:dn 't wait to escape. "Don't anybody write the Steelers won it," Corey Fuller said. "We gave it to them." Kelly Holcomb cou ldn 't have played much better as the injured Tim Couch's replacement, throwing for 429 yards and three touchdowns, two to Dennis Northcutt and one to Andre· Davis, as the Browns opened leads of 14-0, 24-7 'and 33- game deserted them against the NFL's top rushing defense as rookie William Grc;en gained only 30 yards on 25 carries. That meant the Browns had to k:eep throwing even while leading comfortably, repeatedly stopping the clock and giving the Steelers time to mount their comeback. "We had plenty of opportunities to put them away," Browns linebacker Earl Holmes said. "We had them just where we. wanted them." With comeback expert Maddox on their side, the Steelers - who rallied from II points down in the fourth quarter to beat Baltimore only the week before- were certai n they had a chance. "He took the hard way to get here - from Arena Football to the XFL to here," receiver Terance Mathis said. "The man was partially paralyzed one week. Boos aren ' I going to bother Tommy. When you have confidence on your side, you ciln do a lot of things." Now, Maddox will return to the scene of the scariest 21. inoment .of his career for But the Browns' running Saturday's divisional game '· against Tennessee. It was· there on Nov. 17 that linebacker Keith Bulluck's seemingly innocent hit briefly left Maddox paralyzed. Maddox wasn't about to dwell on such an unpleasant moment after such an emotional victory. "If I had a problem with wanting to go back to Tennessee, I would not have wanted to win this game so badly," he .said. "That is the next stop in the journey." Maddol\, repeatedly ducking Cleveland 's pass rush to make accurate throws downfield, threw touchdown passes of 6 yards to Plaxico Burress, 3 yards to tight end Jerame Tuman and 5 yards to Hines Ward to get the Steelers to 33-28. Maddox, 30-of-48 for 367 yards. then went 4-of-5 during the decisive drive that ended with Chris FuamatuMa'afala's go-ahead 3-yard scoring run with 54 seconds left a~d a 2-point conversion throw,) from Antwaan Randle Elto Thman. L Eastern topple!$ Wellston CalliJ C"""Y, OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD ONLINE To Place ribune Sentinel l\egi~ter vau~":; (740) 446-2342 (740) 992·2156 (304) 675·1333 BY ScoTT WOLFE Sports correspondent TUPPERS PLAINS -A nice Christmas break seemed to be the best medicine for Eastern, which got well quickly at the expense of Wellston 98-68 Saturday. Eastern (5-4) was led in scoring by the dynamic guard duo of Nathan Cozart and Nathan Grubb. Cozart hit two 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 22 points. Grubb nailed down a 3-pointer an\1 eight field goals to fufish with 21 points. Cody Dill added 16 points, Alex Simpson had 17, Brent Buckley 12, Jason Kimes eight and Brandon Werry two. Wellston was led by Brent Derrow with 15 points, Andre Geiger and 1. Moon with 12 points each, while . Justin Lackey added 11. Eastern head coach Howie Caldwell, who loves Christmas to fine tune his teams, said, "I think our kids are starting to grow up. They executed about as· well as you could offensively. tonight. They stuck: right to the game plan and the trartsitiori l!llllle was very, very good.~--C" Eastern trailed just once early when Geiger hit a 3pointer to start the game 3-2, a score that stood to the 6:15 mark. After thai said Caldwell, "We played very, very well." Eastern took a 4-3 lead on a Cozart drive and never looked back. Co.iart stlltiCd strong and finished strong, postinl! a game-high six assists m a great floor game, while doing some offensive damage himself. Grubb . complimented Cozart's effort in nearly every way, while Alex Simpson found the hot hand from the perimeter and drilled five ueys overall. Meanwhile, Eastern's inside-outside combo stlltiCd to click. Simpson aired it out · on the .perimeter and Dill anchored down the paint with one of his better~ of the year. The results led Eastern to a 21-14 EHS advantage. More of the same tran. spired in the second canto as Eastern's fast break cranked out numerous points in transition for a 44-27 lead at the intermission. Caldwell did some retooling at the break and the Eagles came out with a vengeance. Eastern put 31 points on the board with . everydlie getting involved. Buckley, who had been out with an injury; came back strong and hit double figures and posed a serious inside threat and was a key figure off the break. Brandon Werry and Jason Kimes also found themselves cashing in on the break. The result was an Eastern lead of75-45. Eastern reached the 98point made at the 2:00 mark, but held back on whipping the Rockets any more. The finale ended 98-68. Eastern hit 29-of-47 twos, 8-<lf-14 threes, and was 16for-24 at the line. Eastern had 33 rebounds (Dill 9. Cozart I0), two blocks (Dill 2), 10 steals (Grubb 3, Simpson 3), . 13 turnovers and 14 assists ( Cozart 5). Wellston hit 22-of-38 twos, 5-<lf-11 threes, and was 9-for-16 at the line. Wellston had 19 rebounds (Mood 6), 4 blocks (Herman 2), 14 steals (Geiger 4), 12 nunovers and 6 assists. Wellston won the reseiVe game 42-21 led by Ryan Collins with 12 points. Adam Dillard had 8 for Eastern. . Eastern plays Trimble at Trimble on Tuesday. ,_. · ••• ac Or Fax 'ro (740) 446-3008 ~----------------~ Or Fax To Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 --~------------~--- /}eo.rlfilfe.f Word Ads Monday thru Friday ;00 a.m. to 5:00. p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AM AQ Successful Ads Should lndude These Items To Help Get Response... \'\'- til \ t I \I I '-I' r. ___ -·1 ro I'EHsoN ___AIS .. JIELPWANI'ID « POLICIES: Otjo Volley Publishing,_... tho rlglltto tdll, rojoct, canco!IIIY ld It ..y ~ .... 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Call Response to: EB 3 200 7671 Nice 2 bedroom apartment Harold • 74 n"385 Ae~ need-"· Nort"· part·tl·me. pick up applies............. ce, limitation or v• · • •a1·n Street, Point Pleasant, · A"on " ,.... a\,1 '·' True" Drlvoro Immediate "'"'~•~-·rt lnatl " M with garage. 5 minutes to Armoire, Duncan Ph""e !aem Gellia and all oft Metgs lion at location & bring back hire, "class A COL ' required, 1C m on. 1 'I b WV ·25550 '" Nice ots ava• a le for up to .:.:..:-=:=:..,....---- Holzer, $400 month, refer· ble , 4 chairs, pads. AntiQue FOUND Wednesday·· Stack 10:00am & excellent pay, experience Thla newepaper will not 16K80 mobile homes, $1~5 Beautiful River VIew Ideal ence and deposit required. chest, dresser. . C411 Lab mht, female, area of 90unty. Call (740)379·9422 between knowingly •ccept water Included, (740)992- For 1 Or 2 People, Referen· ,(7...:40 .::.;)...:446...::..:·2::6.:.. 01...:..._ _ _ (740)4:46-4237 after Bpm. Jefferson Blvd. and Mason Babysitter 'needed !n my 10:30am. Monday thru Sat- required. Earn up to 2167 home tor 1-112 uear alvd. (304)675·5522 old. _u_ rd_av_·~----- $1,000. nar advertiMmentefoffMI cas, Oeposit, .No Pets, Fos· -Nice 2 bedroom apartment, B .,. "'- week.Cell30411 AI · A 1.1 References required, CPA 675·4005 Ht8te which lain WIS' & fer Trailer Park, 740-441 uy or se · venne n Nursing Assistant Classes,· violltlan of the law. Our 0181 . 466-1/2 4th Avenue , stove, "'IS, 1124 East Main on· LOST· Saturday i2128. Fe· preferred. Call (740 )441· evening hOurs, beg 1nmng · _ _ _ _....;_____ ACREAGE · tor ru rms · h·" $300 ,. . ..-dere 1 ,. hereby re1ngera '1\.1, SR 124 E. Pomeroy. 74pmale Chihuahua- · 51 8 , 9289 January 6, 2003. If you ·en- Warahouae operation Informed lhlllll For Rent or Sale. 14x60 month, $150 deposit'. Water 992·2526. Russ Moo're, Block and Ton, (Lady Bug) EASY WORK! EXCELLENT joy the eldarty people and needs marchand~• handler dwoftlngo oitvertiHd tn eown~e:::r·:-=-----~ 112 acre lot on Tycoon Lake 1995 Clayton Trailer 2 bed· Included. (740)446·9061 . Kanauga Drive-In 81ea. CaJI PAY!' Assemble Products at want to become a member to load and unload trucks. thlenewapaperare wl12x60Traller$16,500.00 room, 1 bath. Asking North 3rd. Middleport, two u~.. ···~·-' (i40)44B-812S. Rewalt!. Home. Cal! Toll Free 1_600• at our health care team, call Send Resume to: JR5, 200 av•lleble on an equal now $ta,soo.oo $8,500. or $375. month BD fumished appl. Deposit 1..~~ . •• Judy Hart, Instructor at Main Street, Point Pleasant. '::•:p:par:"':":":tty:bo:: ..:•·::~ (740) 247-1100 $200. Deposit. Very good & References, No Pets 992· L,~--"-.........,.,~-"""~:;:;,"'.,1. Lost/Pupp,y , Part /C how/ 467-5566 Ext. 12170 (740)742·2370 or stop by r,WV;.;r2:::55;;::5:;0~----, _ - - - - - - - - con dition. Call 0165 Sheppalt! (4months) Blonde Foater Care glvera NeedRocksprings Rehabilitation .!!...~ Foreclosed SW on 2 acre 4 Commercial lots 14~ 0 (304)6752457 or (304)675:..:::::...._ _ _ _....:._ BURN Fat, BLOCK CravHair, Goe& by the name a wur•w'<l\.l' tract. $500 down' to QUalified Lewis St. w/small rental 1589 Refere nces Required. Now Taking App!ication.s - ings. and BOOST Energy Sky, Hariey Oa"ldson Col· ed, Become a therapeutic and fill out an application for ,.._,...,., • buyers. Call (740)446-3570 house. Make Offer. Call al35 West 2 Bedroom Town- Like You Have Never Exlar, Kids Pet (304) n:l-5798 foSier care giver. You will be the classes. Reimburse $30-$45 a day for a quick sale. ter Spm. (304)727·3318 Mobile home for rent, no house Apartments, Includes perienced. ' for the care of child in your EJ(1endicare Health Serv· GaUipolll Career College pets, (740)992-5858 Water Sewage, Trash, WEIGHT- LOSS home. Training will begin lees, Inc. is an equal oppor· (Careers Close To Home) ·Land home packages. No REALWANIIDEBfAlE REVOLUTION Trailer for nmt in Mason. No $350/Mo .. 740-446·0008. WANJID January. For more informa- tunlty employer that encour- C all Today! 74~-4367, payments while under con· . Pets. (30")?73--5751 New product launch Oqtotion call Oasis Therapeutic ~eS: workplace diversity. 1·800·214-0452, struction. Little or no Racine, Nice 2BD Appt ber 23, 2002.· Call Tracy St Care givers Network, Alba· MIF ON. Reg 190-05·12746. down payment required. 1/2 acre or less mobile APAKJ'MENIS $32~.00 Month, Deposit & (740)441-1982 1950's, 1960'i, 1970's, 45, Oh, toll tree 1-Bn-325IUWS WAN11D (740)446·3218 home lot with water, sewer, FOR ·JbNr Reference, No Pets 33 RPM recor,ds, antiques & 1558 Overbrook Rehab Center Is T.O Do and electric. Anywhere ·. In - :99:::2:.:·7~59 ::::9::......_ _ _ _ _ Grubb's Piano· Tuning. ,& collectibles -wanted - - caring - - for - the - curran dY acceptlno BPP•'Ica· •• New 2·story home, 3 bed· Ihe v1cmt · ·•• • , (937)675·2930 Help •.,. of Rod ne~, B'd 1 - 1 and 2 bedroom apart- Ta ra Townhouse Apart· Repairs. Problems ? N~ed (937)3?2 64o3 t'•ons 1or a part-time (8 hours room, 1-112 bath, open floor we 11 and Porter area. mens, t 1urntS d un1ur- menta, v ery s pactous, · · hed 2 Tuned? Call The Piano Or. ny, Darst Group Home, . an .ld. ·. .., A..... Custom ·sewing and altere.plan, custom cabinetry, Bid( )245 5453 · 740·446-4525 · 740 1 Act now paYing minimum wage, per wee kl· tv ues l"ll:K::IS· nlshed, security deposit re- Bedrooms, 2 Floors, CA, 1 740 645 740 44 97 000 · ( " 3p tant. You may pick up an lions. ( l HI\l77 welt, $ · 1 · quired, no pets, 740.992· 112 Bath, Newly Carpeted, ••solute ~op Dotlar. u.s .. new shi 11s: 7am- m, 7am· , ---------0102 (cell) w·•In pay top dollar.orpnme , · Hutch· $250·, Tressel table 1. • 333 p ageS!. ""' •• apptca.uonat -------22~8. AduiiPooi &BabyPool, Pa· 11pm· ••lddl8 OH or call "m lke Georges Pt;~rtable Sawmill, 1a nd · New home but'ld er. - - - - - - - - - tio, Start $375/Mo. No Pets, St50; Thompson gas heat· Sliver' Gold Coin•• Proof• 5pm, 3pm·11pm, -4" 5023 M port, - e•s·, Diamonds, Gold 7am, ca11 7 ..,.992 . Crites, Actl"lly Ol·r--"-r, at 2000 sq ft home, 10 (740)446 3093 1 bed a rt t I e . lng stove, 20,000 btu, auto· S ' US C • .,.,.w don~ haul your !ogs to the New minutes from Hospital. . room pa men 's ov Lease Plus Security Deposit malic blower, $60. PhOne Rings, . . urrency,- HOUSEKEEPER- Wood· (740)992·647,2 ext. 219. mill just call 304<675·1 .957. Complete above ground , & ref rigerator included, utilit· Required , Days: 740-446· 44...:6...:·2...:38.:..0:__ _~ M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Sec· land centers, tnc., Is ac· EOE. ies 1ncluded. (740)245·6859 3461 ; Evenings: 740·367·(·c7...:40 .;.:)_ . .n pool with porch, driveway I 7 G Ill A JET '• ond v•nue, a potS, _,. cepting opplicattons for the - - - - - - - - - W'll · • cIaan houses, g•ve me and garage fou ndation. ~--~---...., 1 Bedroom Apartments 0502 ·.:..=.·- - - - - AERATION MOTORS , 446-2842. Full time Dau' Shift (6:00am PIT Dental Assistant need· a call at 304-Q ~~>7 5-2966or Price below appraisal. Hams Starting at $289/mo, Wash·- Twin Rivers Tower is acto 3:00pm) housekeeping ad. Send resumes to CLA (740)992-2787. 11 no answer (740)446·3384. • n-~ erl Cryer Hookup, Stove 1 Repaired, New & Rebuilt ¥1 .. Thl It' ld 69 c10 G II' ,. 0 ·1 IU!.I'II cepting applications or Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1posttlon. spos J Onwou 5 • a •pots a•y leave message. and Refrigerator. (740)441· waiting list for Hud-subI \ll' lt l\ \I I '- I 8()().537 ·9528. perform gen•ral cleaning Tribune, P.O. BoM 469, Gal· New house1or sale, Debbie 1519. for "elgs Clinic 1 llpolls, OH •5531 . 1 -3 Bedrooms Foreclosed ·:.;.::._ _ _ _ _ _ sized , 1- br, apartment. call 'I I'' II I " dut·as I "' oca· • jP.p;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;; Drive , $130,000. 3 bed· 675-667.9 EHO lion two days per week _ ; L_ _ _ __ _ o • .M.........,. rooms, 2 baths. Call after Homes From $199/Mo., 4% 1 Of 2 BRAppt. for Rent, --wood ~----, (Tuesdays and Thursdays), Part-time Receptionist, must IJ'U'Hl"~ 5 30 (740)245 9268 Down, 30 Years at 8.5% Utilities Pd., No Pets SPACE Kindle Fireplace nser;t. WCI Anne• (Gelilll Clinic) be personable, have good lw-oiOI'I'olmJNm'liltllii-lii.;..,.l · : · Rm, • APR. For Listings, 800-31g. .9,92,_·5,6:::58"------JbNr good condition, $250 lim\: three days per week and telephone skills able to deal ...., New log home on 1·1131e"- 3323 E1<1. 1709. Ab-doer exercise machine, • • 1br: Apartment In Point • . like new, $50··, Wanner 1l2 INOTICEI el acres, 11 rooms, 3BR, 2· -b-PI · • F 1 h-" , . T ·1 • · t $125 . AVONI AH Ardasl To Buy or clean client rooms, kitchen , with lhe public and handle ...... ho easan,. urns mJ, c ean rw er space .or ran . HOP professional• g.rade 1 ed room fu mIsh~ use & mce. · No p eta. (304)675• per mont h. plus d epos1t. paint spraver; $125; 30~ gas Sell. Shlriey Spears, 304· etc. for the Crisis Stabilize· general office duties. Porn- OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 112 bath, 26 toot collings, In Gallipolis Good locatiOn tion Unit Dally. Applicants erou.,. area. Send resume to lNG CO. re<::OI!lm&nds that central air & heat. stone fire- N · · 1386 p nes · t'8 Tra•·1er p ark· ·water stov'e $100· ' , Toyota AMIFM 675·1429. et Rete must have a high ·school dl· Dally Sentinel, P.O. box you do business with people place, ·stone frontage and 0 P s. ranees re· p ld c 11 (740)446 3644 '46 2 b---rt t 1 AI a · a cassette rad1'os, ••n e••h ·. qulred · Phon. 1740) · "'" • CNIVVII l apa men n o ~ ""' Medl Homo Heal1h Agency, ploma or GEO and muSt 729-13, Pomeroy, OH you know, and NOT to send foundation. Mosrty furnish · have a valid drivers ttoense. 45679. money through the mail until ect Just minutes from Hun· _ 1 1 . ..: 6 ---~--2 Grande, $300/deposit, Toyota AMIFM cass~tte, ··c d Inc., seeking full-time ti· 200 $ eacQ. censed Ph~slcal Therapist WCI offers he81th, li1e and - - - - - - - - you have investigated the tington. Ashlaf!d and Ironton 2 BD House on St. Ate. 7 $325/monlh (740}245-9060 ii;;ir;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; radios, 740 1 1971 1 for Ohio lnd West Virginia disability insurances, paid Person to assist with milktng area. $350,000 (740)256· South of Middleport Oh. 2 bedroom apartment, kitch( 1« • · ' no answer 9247 '' client based. We offer a leave time (sick, vacation, on larger dairy and general ~ n. ~~~ .. $350.00 Month (740) 992· en, family room, bath, $375 ~---Goooi~::;;,._.,l leave message. end many dairy chores. Tractor exp. ,..,..SDI ..,.•~VI~-~ 0542 Large amount o1 costume cbtnpetitive salary, benefits and holidavs) -. \,..~ month. 560 entenary Ad. Two story, 3-4 bedrooms, . : . : . . ' - - - - - -(740)446·9442 For Sale : Aec·onditioned Jewelry. $~ oo. Mus'l t"ke package, 401 k, flex time, other supplemental benefits. required. Howling, utilities. Resumes hourly pay depending on central air, natura~ gas heat, 2 bedroom house, approx 1 ;:...:::c.:..:.:.::.c..c::;____ washers, dryers and refrig· all. (304)882-2436 and SIGN·ON BONUS. Applications/ TURNED DOWN ON under house garage . 1737· mile from Gallipolis on SA 2 BR, Ref, Range, Washer/ erators. Thompsons Appli- :::..!::=::::::::::::.....-Please send resume to should! be submitted to experience. Respond to ad 68150 Bayberry Oriva, St. Sherry Gordon, Manager of with 3 references. JR11 200 SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? 1/5 Chatham, $34,000 Land 588. $400 ITIOflth, $300 de· Dryer,Storage/Building, Cor- ance. 3407 .Jackson Ave· New & Used Heat Pump~No Fee Unless WfJ W1n1 Contract, $3,000 down. posit.. Reference required. ner ot Ash & Pearl, Middle- nue, (304)675-7388. Gas Furnaces. Free Esli· Clalrsvnte, OH 43950. Ann: HR, 3086 State Route 160, Main Street, Pt. Pl. WV 25550 1·868·582·3345 (740)446-oB22 (740)446·3413 port. OH 992·7933 mates. (740)446·6308 ' Greg Varner Administrator. Gallipolis, o~ 45631 , ISS TOP QUAUTY SALES lmmediole opening for Port· Store i I s ::;_;==='---- F I i I 'I r l:::==="---- C:::.::..!:..o:===-- r r r li«J I r roBuv I nv. "rto r10 FOR r I I - I :Oi!ife~n;.;:ng~:~----., i I--------.. ' I I c r FOR rlO H~ - �www.mydallysentlnel.com HELP WANTED The Dally Sentinel• Pap•. ~9. · HELP WANTED Watchf~l . dad keeps·daughter under ·virtual house arrest · · NEW AND USED STEIL 1119~ Cu~u .lbra 80,000 Stool Beama, Pipe Rober mlloo, $4,400. Call 992· ' For Concrete, Angle, Cl'lan· nel. Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Wal<ways. L&• Scrap Met· als Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Sam· 4 30pm . Closed Thursd ay, Saturday & 6687 - -- -- - 1993 Chryotor Now Vort<er, 104 ,000 miles, 3.3 engine, automatic, clean, good tlrAS, $1500 OBO. (740)379·2723 Sunday. (740)446-7300 1994 Corvette Coupe, Oak Student desks- very white, red leather, gla~ top, sturdy, Oak veneer on ply· I..T1 , automatic, cassette, wood, 4-drawers. Can be Cd, radio $, 1,000. used as a c'omputer desk. (740)682·751 2 4 2 " x 24 ~. $40. Call 6-8pm. M-F No Phone calls Wed. (740)245·9047 1997 Merc ury $tble GS, Se ~o~enteen hundred videos 35K mites, PW, PDL, AT, and games, $1.000 Firm. PSeat, AMI FM Cassette, (740)388·9770 (740 )388· white, $5500. (740)446· 2375 0855 Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accept· ing. resumes for a Coding Specialist. Applicant must be RHIT or RHIA certified with an Associate or Bachelor's Degree in Medical Reoords. One to t1u:ee years experi· ence in ICD-9-CM coding and assigning ORO's and APC's. Excellent salary, holidays, health insu~ce single/family plan, dental plan, life insunnce, vacation, tong-term disability and retirement. All Makes Tractor & _,Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Send resumes to: PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL C~-IH Parts De<J)ers 1000 St. Rt. 7South Coolville, OH 45723 rio Human Resoun:es 2520 V&IIey Drive Point P,leasiiJII, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 AA!EOE •nd Sm•ll Home M•lntwt.•nce JoN 773·541'2 PRECISION DEER PROCESSING ' Skin, cui, wrap All bonele. . ~t 74()..949-0706 74()..949-7600. waterline Special: 314 200 PSI $2 1.00 Per t OO; 1' 200 PSI $35.00 Per 100: All Brass Compression Fittings In Stock. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS· ES Jackson. Ohio, 1-Boo537-9528 jii~;;;o::------, iL, i TRUC1CS FOR SALE Every Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 Early birds start 6:30 1st Thursday of every month All pack $5.00 Bring Ibis coupon Buy $5.00 Bonanza GetS FREE ,\ I I\ I ' I ! H h. 2001 3.8,V-6 w/options, engine, 50,000 miles. Like New. AOHA If Mare For Sale, $18,600. 304 882·2072 $300.00 Yearling o\hers for Auro PARIS & sale $600. & up t-740·992· ACCI!SiORIEi I .' ' ... I • JUST launch"edf.ll:•. ) LOSE WEIGHT : NOWI' Bums FAT! ·· CMmiCTIIII BLOCKS' Cravin~s! w.vw.horblildi.t.com·. ' SS00 POLICE IMPOUNDS! Hondas, Chevys. etc! Cars/ Trucks from $500. For listings 1-800·719-3001 eJCt. riO ' 992-297 $300. i740)441· HOME .. ...--..-..~......rn:o L,.-oiiiMI"I<Uiiiiililii'lliiu'~...... ~ 3901 I ., 1 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING "1987 Ford Escort Wagon , u·nconditlonal Ufetlme guar$500. (740)446-9450 antee. local references fur· - - - -- - nished. Established 1975. MANLEVS SELF STORAGE PC DOCTOR 97 Beech St. middleport, OH ; r: J ~ We Make HouH Calla (10'x10' 610'x20') Upgrades, Networks 5~ ColllPI!Iei'•··Repeirs, · www.wvpcdr.com · . ·' ! IBSON HARTWELL (j1WJ111C8 STORAGE I-IOU DAY 1992 Buick LaSabre V-6 C&C General Home MalnteEngine, 186,000 miles, car nence- Painting, vinyl sidin good shape. $2 ,000., ing, carpentry, doors, win· 1995 Buick Skylark 2dr, 3.1 dews, baths. mobile home V·6, 116,000 miles. Looks & repair and more. For tree ,... , , ~P[CIAL ~~IVP $2,500. estima1e call Chat, 740-9926323. 1()% rn I 1 8 11 ' '1 111·"'' ( ;ll r/" ol . . 10x10 10x20 collect or trans· port through the streets or public ways of the VIllage any garbage, offal, unsalable vegetables · or fruita or trimmings therefrom and trash of any kind without llrat obtaining a license to do so. Every person making public collection .of garbage shall make application to the VIllage Clerk/Treasure by aettlng forth his name, his residence II ony individual, or the address of place of business of a firm or corporation , and to pay a fee of fifty dol· lara ($50.00) per year for such purpose. The licenses shall be Issued .on a yearly baala and shall take effect on January I, of each year. Any per· son applying for such license to publicly gather garbage and trash shall · be required to have aither a packer truck or a truck covered in such a manner as to prevent the garbage or trash from spilling on to public streets. Unless otherwise stated herein, viola-. Ripley, WV 2521,1 740·992-1717 BISSEll ,Depoy'sAg Par18 . New Homes • Viny I Siding • New Garages • Replacement Windows • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 45723 1-74()..667-0363 Shop early for the holidays! New Shipment FannToys& Construction Toys All Brands 74G-992·7599 • South Cbun:b1St. ' BUilDERS IDC. VIllage ahall PlY eeah employee non..lect· ad that ere In ecUve employment •• of October 1, 2002, eech full-lime employea and aalary employee the sum of One Hundred dollars (100.00), each employee In active pert-'lljna employment the sum of Fifty dollart (50.00). SECTIONII: Thla Ordinance 8hell take ellect and be In lore. on December 1, 2002. ATTEST: Dec. 3, 2002 Kathy HyHII, Clarlr/Treeeurer VIctor Young Ill, President Wm. Todd Norton Bryan Shank Larry Wlhrung JeckWolker QeorgeWrlght (1)6,13 Dean Hill :'· ' · ~ ' New&Used .... . . · - St Rt. 7 Goeglein Rd. Pomeroy Rubbish), of the cadi· County, Ohio, baing lied orcllnancea of the all oleeld Lot No. 413, VIllage of Pomeroy, exc.pt two parcela or shall ba conaldared 1 lend conveyed to J.S. mlademeanor of the Kelly and J.W. Finney fourth degree, pun· by deedi recorded In lshable by up to 30 Book 11 , page 515 dey• In jell and/or 1 end Book 108, Plge line not to exceed 322 of the Deed $250.00, per citation. Recorda of Melga PASSED County, Ohio. December 16, 2002 Permanent parcel Kathy Hyeall, number: 1 5 ClerkiTreaeurer . 01321.000 John W. Blaettnar, Property addreea: Mayor · 361 Grant Streat, VIctor Young Ill, Middleport, Ohio Prell dent 45760 (1)6,13 Prior lnetrument nelerence: Volume 265, page 288 PUBLIC NOTICE Appn~IHCI at: $37,500.00 SHERIFF'S SALE OF TERMS OF SALE: REAL ESTATE To ba aold lor no leaa COMMON PLEAS then two-lhlrda of the COURT, MEIGS appralaacl value. The COUNTY, OHIO purchaear(a) ahall Caae Number: dapoelt $5,000.00 02CV023 with tha aherlll at the Beneficial Ohio Inc., lime of aald eele. dba Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Flalph Trua ..u, Ohio, Plaintiff Sherltl vs. Renee M. Stone, et. FRANK a al. WOOLDRIDGE CO., L.P.A., D. L. Mains, Jr. In pureu•nce of an and Laurence B. Order of Sale directed Llndo!l. Attorneya lor to me from aald court, Plaintiff, 600 South In the above entitled Pearl Street, action, I will offer lor Columbue, Ohio sale at public suction 43206; Tete: 614-221· at the door of the 1662. Melga County Courthouee , (1) 6, 13, 20, 27, 2003 Pomeroy, . Ohio on Thuroday, January 30, 20Q3. at 10:00 PUBLIC NOTICE o'clock a.m. the lol· lowing described reel ORDINANCE 693 estate: An Ordinance to Situated In the provide an eddhlonel County of Melga, In compenaallon · lor the State of Dhlo and VIllage emptoyeea for In the VIllage of 2002. ' Middleport and BE IT ORDAINED bounded and BY THE Council of described as lollowe: the VIllage of The ~ast on•hall Pomeroy, two-thirds of Lot No. 413 of of all. memberl con· Lower POmeroy, now currlng thereto: a part of the VIllage of SECnON 1: That lor Middleport, Malga the y..r 2002, the MH-SRIWI 99U396 [740) 992-3194 (304) 675·5282 992-6635 d rOwv r.com 1990 Buick Century, $1295: Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446-, 1~ Cavalier, 40, .$1995; 0870, Rogera Baeement 1995 Beretta , $2395: 16 Waterproofing. other cars and trucks in stock . COOK MOTORS (740)448·0103 ORDINANCE 695 AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 445 No garbage ahall · be hauled on the streets within the VIllage except In closed containers. All equipment and con· talnera used In the hauling of garbage on the streets, shall be Inspected and approved by tho Chief of Pollee or Mayor and subject to this Inspection and approval at all times. No person shall gath· Now Renting 1·800-822-0417 ·w.V's # 1 Chevy, Pontiac, Buick, ' {740) 992-3320 income tax return or file said Income tax neturn late and alter the filing deadline, and; WHEREAS, said VIllage has reviewed ' ' \ t I I I t I TUesday, Jan. 7,2003 BY BDNICE BEDE Osot There are strong indications that in the year ahead you could partake in more of the .good things that life has to offer than you have for quite some time. Greater earnings may be respon· sible for makin& this possible. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19)·· You could have some larger-than -usual successes today. Consider workina in the realm of finances, where you are under especially good aspects. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20· Feb. ·19)·· Ap alliance you make at this time could help make your hopes and dreams a reality. In fact, aU partnership arrangements may have c<insiderable significance for you today. PISCES (Feb. 20.. March 20) -· If there is something impor· tant you'd like to accomplish that pertains to your career, try to do it today. Lady Luck is playin& an active role in your atrain at this time and will lilt Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 bahyeen lhil hour• of 10:00 am and 2:00 · pm. A copy of the ordinance can be provlded upon requeat. VIllage of Pom.eroy Kathy Hysell' Cl!!rk!Treeaurer 1 6 13 1> • matter what direction you tum you can always ltlnthe ~o 3rd00WN 0 0 ollh Answer to previo ' Word <thOOWN JUDD'S TOTAL - • 2'3 220 Scrim· mage· AVERAGE GAME 1110-200 by JUDD HAMBRICK Add -10--.. - DtRI!CTIOHS: wvntl gil 1 ~· ~polnC C011t1t -ry. FOUR PLAY TOTAL · nME UMfT: 20 MIN uorng "'""'~~- .. .rghl. s......... JUDD'IIOLU110H TOMORROW ~ Open ,.,.,... ~thJII.ld. fm: In to.... ptldup . C.! I uJ ball yoor~IH need1 (740) 446·1812 ~ .... 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You are in an extremely ity today. favorable achievement' cycle VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept 22) •• where your finances and career There could be an unusual turn are concerned. of events today where you can profit from a situation that was SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 23· previously a failure. Hang on Dec. 21) •• You could have an tight to your four-leaf clover. eKhilarating effect upon others LIBRA (Sept. 23- Oct. 23) •• today because of the positive Don't be afraid to think in manner in which you present expansive terms today. It's time yourself at. this time. This will to give way to your imagination, be true regardless of the circle while hopeful developments are you move in. .. .. , , .. 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I'll Dear '' HighBlDry $850., 84 Chevy El Camino Block, brick, sewer pipes, (304)675·4853 •' ~1rd Boor Upgrade , ha ed 14 Juliette bird • DEAR ABBY: After read" Up ,s., expcnence ppcn at Low'e org. 57 Capt.'a DEAR ABBY: My lS-j~· old daughter, "Becky," is a ~ the letter from "Felt Up in sophomore m high school. Phdly," who · attended a She's an honor roll student, friend's wedding and was hit well-nwmered and a · good on by the groom who now girl. My problem is her father. refuses to stop e-mailing her, I He's too stri<:t with her. thought I'd share my experiBecky has always · been ence. (By the way, your open and honest with me. advice to forward his e-mails ADVICE to liis wife was on target) This year she's discovered boys, and I know that's the A few years ago, a friend of reason her dad is being so mine was engaged. Her fiance overprotective. He rarely band won't even let the boy called me one night ')ust to allows our daughter to talk on ride to the store with us. How .lallc." During the converSation the phone, and when she does, can I get him to ease up, he said he had feelings for me. it must be in our presence. He Abby? CAUGHT IN Mind you, I was supposed to won't let her go anywhere THE MIDDLE SOME- be a bridesmaid .in their wedwithout us. She's not allowed WHERE IN TEXAS ding and had met him only to go to supervised parties or DEAR CAUGHT IN THE once. attend any ' group activity MIDDLE: Start telling . I told bim he was crazy and other than cheerleading prac- your husband that you love the feeling WB$ NOT mutual. tice. My poor daughter has no him and know he is trying to 1ben I said if he didn't tell my social hfe. be a protective parent, but he friend, l would. Time went ·Becky's lifelon~ friends no has gone off the deep end. In on; he never told her. One,day, longer call her to mvite her to the name of love, he is crip- my ·friend call~ me ~o talk go.places with them, because plio$ his daughter - .and ifit about the weddmg plans, and they know her dad won't conunues, she will eventually I told her I couldn't be in her allo'Y it. They've stopped withdraw from both of you. wedding. When she asked By preventing Becky from why, I told her what her fiance commg over because they know that the limit of the1r havmg nonnal social relation- had told me (at the risk of pesactivity is going to be sitting shifs t~t are appropriate for a sibly losing a good friend). oo the .c ouch watching TV gir hei" age, her father is pre- She said she'd call me back with husband and me. venting her from ' learning to but she never did. I thtnk Becky deserves make wise· decisions and That was almost three years some privacy. and a social life develop healthy relationshiP.s· ago. About a month ago, she that does not mclude us. After If your husband is not wlll- called me out of the blue. She she told us a 17-year-old ing to listen to you, please had broken off the engagesenior boy had a crush on her, . schedule some sessions for ment shortly after our last my husband refused ~o all<?w the two of you with a psy- conversation, and we've her to go to the movtes. wtth chotherapist who can explain become good friends again. .. It's unfortunate that "Felt him and his parents. My hus- it to.him. ~ -~~ 77 Chevy Camara Bad angine, tots of new parts. ---~---_.1. windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters , Rio Grande, OH Call740·245-5t21 . You could be eligible tor FREE help getting back to work For more inlotmatlon, call Galli& Meigs Community Action Agency · (740) 992-2222 or (740) 446-1 018 2002 Dodge Neon, 6,200 miles, spoil er. sunroof, CD/ Cassone, $4800 OBO. (740)256·t233 I BUilDING VII Laldon;a 41 42 45 411 1 Corporlte abbr. · 4 Take 1 apUI 8 Shaggy 50 flower · 53 · 11 Nape(hyph.) S4 13 Theiler 51 •' .JirnAu•rk Electric, Plumbing, ACROSS �· Page A10 • The Daily Sentinel . Monday, January 6, 2003 . viwW.mydillyaentlnel.com lhis Week: • Write On! Jeft Schinkel, Designer/Illustrator iiiU ~ Free to Learn ~ . . Freedom of the press is considered by many to be one of the most important freedoms. Tell why you think it is important for a country to have a free press. Deadline: February 2, 2003 · Published: Week of March 2, 2003 RED ' ainbows are beautiful to look at because they are niade of IOiiil,j~~ many different colors. They have the power to make us feel happy, just by looking at them. Send your story lo: YELLOW r I " So.... ,.,-u.. Sbltll hnn 1-..unmce Point Pieasant. WV Sponsors of: Mrs. Doeffinpr's 3rd grade dliss North Point Elementary Point Pieasant. WV Recine, OH Sponwrs of: Mrs. M cNickle's 3rd srade class Southem Elementary Racine, OH Amerlun Ea.ctrlc Power • Gnln Pl.lnl Cheshire, OH Sponsors of: 'Ms. Crum's lrd 1rade clail Addallille Elementary Color the one above with the real colors of a rainbow. Color each child in the rainbow below a different color of people. -·Addison, OH IMUrance 5ei"ACII Gallipolis, OH Sponsors of: Mrs. Perry's 3rd arade Rio Grande Elementllry cl~ ~·» - BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH ~ews editor .. Rio Grande, OH Sponsors of: Phyflis Branclenberr(s 3rd srade class Washincton Elementary · Gallipolis, OH Galllpoll~ What's at the end of 1he ralnboWI: .. WashinBWn Elementary I :on w"""vmy•1Aiiy~~:utlt•d•mn i Horticulture, floriculture growing.,busine~ses in tri-county Holler Olnlc Gallipolis, OH Spontors of: Mrs. Ours' 3rd 1rllde dess " Sponsors of: Becky Wooctvard's 3rd aiade dau . Southwestem Elementary Rio Grande, ' OH ~~~on 11\NtiJ\It\ -· Hob• dink OH Sponsors of: Sheila Bevins' 3rd arade dass MN:Idleport Elemenbuy Mlddlepo"- OH Rio Grande, OH - Jesse Jackson 1\lt~U J\'1 - ~- Firemen • Staying warm ponder -raining proposal Cooop . Bucbyo hrol - \ "Our flag is red, white and blue, but our nation is a rainbow - '-red, yellow, brown, black and white." County. Greg Davis, who operates the Davis Nursery in Portland, said that his family's operation is in its fifth year. "We had some com and ran cattle for a while," Davis said about farming the 140-acre tract, located off Ohio Route 338. "The road killed us last year because the road got blocked off. We've learned from the school of hard knocks." Davis • operation features five greenhouses that are 30feet by 150-feet, two that measure 30-feet by I 00-feet and two that still under construction. The nursery grows ferns, annuals, vegetables and perennials, along with a variety of shrubs and trees. "We keep a diverse inventory," Davis said. "People have told me they like coming here because they can get shrubs our economic develoP,ment." that aren't available anywhere Wallbrown said that the else." senior voucher program, Davis also has a country which · provides discounts to store on site that carries in- senior buyers, also has been a season Amish cheeses and big plus because it gives furniture, jellies, jams, veg- ·seniors money to buy pro" duce, Wallbrown added. etables and fruits. "It keeps you busy," Davis He estimates that horticul said, laughing. " I like to golf, ture makes up 15 to 20 perbut you don't get inuch time cent of _the Mason County in season:· farm income. · Mason County Extension , Gallia County Extension A~ent Rodney Wallbrown Agent Fred Deel said some .• smd that in Mason County the smaller operations have main. staple is vegetable ~ndertak~n the task of grow- · growmg. mg new ttems. "I would say horticulture "Our fanners are looking at production is up in Mason alternallves to tobacco grow· Countx the last three, four ing, and horticulture and floriculture ~ou!~ be a v~ry viable years,' Wallbrown said. "The local fanner's market alternative, Deel smd: has provided a good source of "That's why it is so imporsales for producers and a good tallt that the county agriculplace for people to buy. A lot ture agent position be filled as of buyers look forward to the market and it is a good plus to Please see Flowers, AJ Last-minute offer to save school fails Bv J. MtLES lAYTON Sentinel. correspondent . Gallipolis, OH What could be at the end of a rainbow of people? A pot of gold - or something better? Unscramble the letters on the coins to spell something you might find if all people appreciated each others differences. HalurOiok Gallipolis, OH Sponsors of: Mrs. Little's 3rd IJflde dns central Elememery Point Pleawnt,. WV V.Uih-n'• Standllrdl Link: Social Science: Students recognize the forms of diversity In their community and the benefits of a dl\lerse population. S•• arn~Mket Mlddlepo"- OH Spon10rs of: Sandy Needs' 3rd arade claH Eastern Elementary Mlddlepo"- OH \Mulhll•'•••••,.. ..... Mlddlepo"- OH sponsors of: Mrs. Struble's 3rd 1radt clau Southern Elementary Mlddtepo"- OH Danell Norrll ancll Marlllall Roush GIHnhou...s u..rt Falls, Oh;o Sponsors of: Ms. Holter's 3rd arade dass Southam Elemenu.ry Middleport. OH Adva...t Hearlnt c:.ne.r Gallipolis, Ohio Sponsors of: Sandra Mock's 3rd &rade dass Ohio Valley Christian School Gallipolis, OH Or. 6 Mrs. G.r.kl Shut. Gallipolis. Ohio Sponsors of: Jerry Howell's 3rd arade dass Green Eleffientaty Gallipolis, OH ll¥1Hn'l ,.,_,Equipment Gallipolis, Ohio Sponsors of: Mrs. Davenport's 3rd srade class Bidwall Elementary Bidwell. OH ,..,._.• _l!q<l.,.._. Gallipolis, Ohio Sponsors of: Mrs. Love's 3rd lrtde class RooseYeft Elementary Point Pleasant,. WV Friendship Maze Help the rainbow friends meet at the center. of the maze. RAINBOW PEACE EQUALITY MARTIN LUTHER R G N I p L E H s Vinton Elementary Vinton, ·OH A INWO B N I A R p MN A T ,,.1 0 N R 0 E ' COLORS GOLD NATION E A B J E S· S E L 0 . HELPING TOGETHER LIVE PLACE JESSE Standerdl Llnkl: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple •••*•ts Ellw•rd-... In Gallipolis. Ohio Sponsors of: Mrs. Sara Spurlock's 3rd ll'lde dass Find the words in the puzzle, then in this week's Kid Scoop stories and activities. KING ~EOPLE. ¥:\ ""• ' N•• PORTLAND Horticulture, the art of gardening, and floriculture, the art of growing flowers, have blossomed in the tri-county area over last decade. "The bi!q!est increase has been in flonculture," said Hal Kneen, agriculture and natural resources agent at the Ohio State University Extension. "We've seen a major increase. It's risen from $6 million a year to close to $15 million a year. A lot of changes have occurred and a major part of agriculture in our county now comes from that sector." Ernie Sellers trims dead growth off a plant in a hanging basket Kneen said that horticulture at Davis Nursery in Portland. The nursery has seven green- and floriculture combine to houses that grow a wide variety of plants. (Dan Hermes) form 75 percent of the cash value of agriculture in Meigs • Please ·Include your school 8Dd grade. SkyllneUnH GallipOlis, OH Sponsors of: Sandra Walker's 3rd arade dass Pomeroy Elementary Pomeroy, Ohio B EY0 ND \ ~• 1 BY DAN HERMES Rio Grande, OH . N1~•- Staff writer Hotne NalloMI Bnk Standerdl Unk: History: Students identify the people honored in commemorative holidays including human struggles that were the basis for the events. . .. ~~' l 4Pallipoliu J)ailp tltribunt Martin Luther King, Jr. saw that there were many different colors of people in the world. He believed that these differences could make the world a better place to li,ve. He spent his life helping people live together in peace and equality. Today we celebrate Martin Luther King's birthday because of his great work and his important message: that all people are precious and that our differences, like a rainbow, can make the world a better place. Middleport • Pomer~y. Ohio Den Dickerson 825 Third Avenue, Gall!polis, OH 45631 0 ' . c 0 R c J R Mont.on A Al•od .... Gallipolis. Ohio · , Sponsors of: Mrs. Fellure's lrd 1r1de dau Hannan Trace Elementary Mercerville, OH Jtvlden'a ,.._ Equlf;Mnt Galllpoll!, Ohio Sponsors of: Juila V.uahan's 3rd ar.de dan Rutland El_,.ntery Rudand, OH • POMEROY ·' Representatives of several Meigs County fire departments will travel to Marietta Wednesday night to learn about a proposed change in an Ohio law which would drastically increase training requ"ire'ments for volunteer firefighters. Dick Johnson, training supervisor for the Ohio Fire Academy, will be there to discuss the planned shift from the current 36 basic hours to a proposed 120 basic hours of training for not only new members of a fire department, but current active volunteers. The measuare will affect most of the several hundred volunteer firefighters in . Meigs County's nine volunteer fire departments. Eber Pickens I r. of the Syracuse Fire Department and Rick Blaettnar, chief of the Pomeroy Fire Department, said the ' legislation would require that new recruits complete the required training before responding on any runs. Blaettnar said he understands veteran volunteer firefighters will be given either one or iwo years to complete the additional hours so that service would not be disruptPlease see VFD, AJ :a Sections - t:a Pips Lmrt, OH GWE H 0 p A p AT N v c L u Q E 0 T L E y T I L A P WE L K N D L 0 G R A R E H T E G 0 T Slllnd.- Unk: Letter sequencing. Recognizing Identical words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spoiling panems. Sponsors of: A 3rd artde dau Beele Elementary Galllpot;, Feny. WI/ Calendar .. Classifieds . Comics Dear Abby Editorials w.n.n•a ll!lk.d.ell,.._ U"h~l'llly of llo G........i~ .~<:~·"•..,_ ...., Rio Grande, OH SponSOfl of: Mrs. Price's :Jrd ar•d~ 'class Wuhinaton Element•ry Movies Golllpoii~OH : Obituaries Sports . Weather Ohio Volley Tach Pnp Gallipolis, OH 5pon5CHS of: Mrs. Saund«s' Jrd 1r•de dass Bidwell Elementary Bidwell, OH Please see School, AJ State representative plans productive first term :Index ..-.eorpor- While the snow flakes fall outside, Lawrence Gluesencamp of Portland, Everett Grant of Racine and Ed Hatfield of Rutland (from left) find rocking and talking a pleasant way to spend a cold winter day at the Senior Citizens Center. (Charlene Hoeflich) ' RACINE- A last-minute offer has been put on the table to purchase the old Southern High School building, but the Southern Local School Board has opted to continue with the demolition as planned. Dependin~ on the weather, the' demolition is tentatively setfor Jan. 18. Southern Superintendent Bob Grueser said he received a phone call prior to the New Year's holiday from Mike Welsh about the possible purchase of the main structure and the property for use as a machine shop. Grueser told Welsh that if he put a proposal in writing by Jan. 6, he would inform the school board at the next possible meeting. Welsh wrote a letter which Grueser presented to the school board Monday night. In it, Welsh said he would "be willing to buy the school and two acres for $40,000 or the school and the entire acreage for $80,000." A former machine shop owner in Chicago, Welsh said lhe high school building would make an ideal facility for a new shop. "I would like \he opportunily to purchase the school and the acreage," Welsh said in the letter. "I understand that it must be sold either by sealed bid or at auction," he added. "I would prefer to buy at auction. Again, I understand the demolition contract has already been ·approved, but being new to the area, the information about this proP.erty has just been made avmlable to me." Welsh's plans for the building include updating all mechanical systems in the interior, replacin~ or . refurbishinj! all the wmdows and providmg new doorways for access to the rear of the building. The letter stated that the front facade of the building ·will be made available to the school board. When the renovations are completed, the letter said that Welsh hopes to have 5 to 10 machinist jobs available within a year with salaries set at $10 to .$28 an hour commensurate with experience. After reading the lettc;r, the school board and the superintendent discussed all possible angles of this tough decision. School board member 'Don Smilh said the plans for demolition must be carried through. While he was intrigued by Welsh's proposal, the school board might be considered in breach of its contract with Pullins Excavation Co. if the demolition was canceled. "Stay the course and let her go," Smith said. Grueser said the contract, with a bid quote of about looKing forward to a productive first term. His first priority is helping put the budget in order. The new legislature faces budgetary shortfalls. Gov. Bob Taft has proposed as much as a I0 percent cut in many depart- J. MILES lAYTON Sentinel correspondent BY A5 84-5 86 86 A4 A3 A3 81-3 A2 0 2003 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. POMEROY- Sworn in as .Pjlrl of the !25th Legislative s~sion ·Monday in Columbus, State ,Rep. Jimmy Stewart plans to be a strong advocate for southeastern Ohio. As the elected representative for the newly reconfigured 92nd Ohio House District of Meigs, Athens, Morgan and part of Washington counties, Stewart, a Republican, is Stewart ments and progr~s in order to balance the budget without raising taxes . Future money for economic development and education will be at stake, with shonfalls predicted during the next fiscal year. Stewart said the legislature will focus first on solving the budgetary crisis. "The budget will take center stage in the spring and summer," he said. "Once we know how big the shortfall is, we will have a better idea of what to do about it." Implementing an equitable education funding formula is also a concern for the new legislature. Potential cuts in education subsidies to school districts supP.orted primarily by property taxes wtll be a major issue facing legislators. Recently, the Ohio Supreme Court again ruled the legislature's school funding formula unconstitutionaL Writing for.the majority, Justice Paul Pfeifer said the current funding sysPiease see Stewart. AJ Ohlov.lloyTochPnp Gallipolis, OH Sponsors of: Mrs. Short's 3rd arade d•u Addavil\e Elementary Addaville, OH 'Sect:> The Holzer Medical Center Diabetes Support Group will meet Ohlov.lloyTochPnp Gallipolis. OH Sponsors of:' lou Ann Shewv8r's 3rd arlde dns Compound Word Fish Sunday, January 12 from 2:00 • 4:00 pm Green Element•ry Look through the newspaper for words that can make compound words. For example: rain and bow; sun and light; etc. Cut out each word and glue it to a small card. Use the cards to make a card deck for a game of GO FISH. A match is two words that make a word. Galllpoll~ in lhe Hospital's French 500 Room. OH Meip CauniJ' konomk D•elopinene Oflb Pomeroy, OH Sponsors of: Mup Gibbs' 3rd arade dns salisbury Elementary Pomeroy, OH ·eueueq P911lUBdS-J'8jS V :1::13MSNY For more information on becoming a classroom spo,nsor, contad Den Dkkenon ~t (740) 441-2342 \ I' , Guest Sj!eaker: Tim Murphy - Holzer Clinic Cardia Pulmonary Rehab who will discuss GaHioR ..... GalllpoUs. OH Sponsors of: "Exercise in Cold Weather'' January 13, 14 and 15 from 5:00- 8:00pm in the French 5~ Room Juila Vaughan 's 3rd sr.ade Mindy Youna's lrd 1r1de For more information, or to register, call (740) 446·5~10 Marae Gibbs' 3rd 1r1de Plus 9 additionel lrd srade dasses ' • r .. MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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