https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/48d4b90f9c49b3df1a517d88ce867f32.pdf 6d173bbe9b2740a77a5cffcf79d434e2 PDF Text Text • , , •••• ,... Dilly 8entiMI - www.mydlltwaantlnel.com UIDO& MPO NIA Croaaword P\lllle BUSINESS ·INSIDE Gun shop open in Pomeroy, D1 Historic church destroyed,.A2 ·Grandpals _ friends in reading, Cl Pltn.t.lP At.DIII. tmes . Aile Mossman, 95 Minerva Winilate, 9:s Harold WestJ)hal, 86 Mirtha Hilt\ ? 4 Bf\Jte Bingham, ?2 Lble Baker, 63 Dttlll1, AI. ' Setting trick Anthony Hope, 11 author, wrote, "It docsn 't do to be tluhloth:. Tolllna the truth to people who mlsund~rsumil you Is r.oally . (lrmnotlng fulschootl. ' . That eun hnppcn nt the brhJge lnble. When defending, If you have n pnrtner who wntehes your curds, then slanul at· r:urntcly~ nm quhtotl· t:nlly. It he pays no uttentlnn to your curd~. then pluy ran· domly, hoplnl! de· c:lnrer, thhlklnll you m'U sl11nnllng, draws erroneous conclu· sh1ns. However, unother Hope's words liP.· plies to this deal. Would you prefer to declare In or defend CELEBRITY CIPHER UR!tlnst four ~pudes? by Lula Clmpoa -south mil!l11 huve CtiiOtity CIDhtr Cf'llltoaflmt lfl OIHIIG tfolll QUOIIIIOJII ~y I&MOYI pusscd out three no· PIO!IIt. ~·rand pfHtnl. Itch lttttr '" tht clp~r ttandelai t110tl1tr. trump, but thut con• Toa,tj/1 Ciwo' Nfllllllll K truct would hu ve fulled if Bust hud led 'YO .. ~I 011" Zll'l HIZ u low 1:lub (perhaps uftcr cnshln11 .one or AI'OYO WI'IQIWI. ' "I' liN two top hearts). flour Mpudcs seems OIHHIIIII ZIKICIOVI to huvo only three Joson: one spndo and ~ I I HL YMLLIA IH two heurts. Yet, the defenders were on the OKI'I'IAO boll, generating 11 fourth trick. PAIVIOU8 SOLUTION - 'I nttclto toucn mualo Will II to West led n fourth· think It, Whloh II Why I hlvt IIWIVI llvtd ntRtto I plano,' Igor ltl'lvlntky highest hc11rt two. B1111 eou ld now read South for 6·2·S·O db· trlbutlon. And •pre· ~, suinubly dec:lnnir held ·-' "' the dlnmond 11Ae for of the ~ la~r ICrtmbltd word1 bt• his opening bid. If so, law ra form lo~r •lm~l• ward• the i:lefenso hud to collect two · heurt F L T EDY lhltl~h BARNEY 1 TIMf IT 1$ IN ITAL'( 7 . / P~OIAIL.Y - tMLF PA6TA f0MfTt41NI'i. THE BORN LO.SER ... M.'< ~iOM.It<..K I~ "'' Ktu.I~C. Mf.! \o.Jfo\1\i.T oo '«lll mlt-~1(. ~~ IT'S 1\L.L HI!R : V H... LL 01' F"M I"S.Ii • &"LL C:"ll.EE.R. I"'Y FOUR 'iEII.MS. IN TH! u.•. 5!""-'il, ,A.ND OF COL.IR!IIl 1'1'1 E.IGIHT CiLORIOUI VI,IO.II.S. IN m~::. and two spade THI! WHIT! HOWS.! ! · ..rbecue planned RACINE Racine Volunteer !lire De~lllent and Auxiliary urt1 having a chicken burbeque Sunday (today) ut the t1re house. Pie and l~e cream will also be sold. HolldiJ doslna OALLil'OLlS- Woodlund Centeril Inc , will close dlnlc locutlOils In OuiHa, Jackson und Meigs counties on Monday In obset'VUrtce ot' the Memorial Duy holiday. Clinks will resume normul operations on 'tuesday. llmergency services can be accessed In Oulliu CoutHy by calling 446-5500, or 1·800· · 252 · ~~~4 In Jackson or Meigs counties, Eut won with the heam kina, cashed the hcurt nee, und contln· ued with nthlrd henrt. After tuking that trick In the dummy, de· clnrer played 11 spade to his jock. West, of· ter win nina wlth the kina and trustlnf his purfner'• line o de· fense, led his remain· Ina heart. East queen, ruffed wfth the lpude PEANUTS VE5, CANO!IN&, SWIMMIN6, IUlCIC CLIMfiN&, TENNIS, MIICIN6, 50CCIR .. ALL OF 1liOSE 'TWIN65 ...I(OU ARE? I FRIDAY . Offices cloHd OALLIPOLIS - OfficeM In the Oulllpolls City Building will be closed Monday In observum:e of Melllorlul Day, promotlns a iru mp trick. South over· ruffed with the spade IICII · aafd CD18hed the spade I0, but now West' 1 sp'ade nine Will high. MAY 241 I::;;1;;1;;1;;1~;;~~ 1 II I I I I Specl1l meet1n1 OALLIPOLIS Oulllpolls City Board of E!ducotlon will 'tneet In spe· ~lui session Tuesday nl 4:30 p.m. In the admlni!itratlvt building, 61 State St. ,.. MY P U J . I . 1 . . • voE R p . ~~~: A large dog followed my trlana Into my nouaa. The dog jumped on my 10f1. Allonlshed 1 yellad 1 'Can't you control your dog?'"My ~ GU B H OT dog," mr frltnd exclaimed 'I lhl)ught I Wll •• •• ··.·I' ' 1' · 1 17 1 1 O Complett tht chuckle quoted L~.;:;i~·~·~~-;;:·~· llv fllllnafrom In Ill• word• dtvtlap 11eo mllli"a No, 3 below. (-....,.,;....,;..;;.,.;.;...:,.._,, j1 · · · . ., I' II I v•• Meetlna Tuesdlf GALLIPOLIS - Oulllu County Local Boord of, Educutlott wlll llleet In !!peel ul session 'tuesday ol noon ut the udmlrtistratlve' omces, 230 Shawnet! l.une. u.s. ss meetlna June .4at PPHS . IC~~.-,1 ANIWIII .Amulet • Ulhtr • Acom • Friday· CHEMISTRY "I'm g1tt1ng 1 poor lll'ldlln economlc1,' my eon an· nouncei:l. 'Evaryon• doll b1dly In one eubJect,' 1 rt• piled. "Yu,• he elghed, "butt pllnnlng to fill OHEM· ISTRYI' . •• POINT PLEASANT - The Oovernor's Truck Sofety .. Workgroup will holll a meet· ln11 concerning U.S. 3S in Mason County on Tuellday, Jun~ 4, ut 6 p.m. al Point PleaMIInl High School. w•• • SoUJrdlly, May 25; 2002 . alona wuy toward maklna you 111 lite year liltolld. lhtre I• haJ!py, omylndleatlon thai y11u may VI MOO (Aua. 23~Scpt . 22) dlua •o~lu la yuur~clr from •• All the moalvoahm In the altul which ha• f•lled 10 pro· world wou'a help you fulfill · ducc nnyahln1 of valuo .. YOitr your omblllon• 1r you lntiJt new dlrectlun will contribute on doln1 thlnatlhe hurd way. '" yftur auc~u••· Ia rnlaht bll "''' 10 pu11pone Of!MfNI (Mny 21 ·1une 20) anyahlna that rcqulr11 eKtll:t• .. 'l'hll Ia a duy when arJU• ntll alld IICCUrlll:y. mcnJ• arc Jlill 1<1 erufl! unlel8 LIBRA (Sepa. 23·0~t . ytru are careful. Any lttut In· • Your rrume of mind w II which ~uu find )I<JurllCif dl•· have aJreut Influence on mearicolly opfli)Hd to anolhir Whll kl of day yOit'JI hiVI. mutt br uvuliled at all cCHt, Try to be 1111 opllmlttle _.,.,. Tryln1 au poach up a broken 10n you usually are. Oon'llll roman~e7 The lu&ro·Oruph your foeu• land on the nep Muachmakcr cun help you un• live tide of thlnat. der~tund whot to dO 10 make SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. the rclallonthlp work. Mull 221 •• Th• lona·nealected ob52." 111 Mutchmuket, ~/o thlt llpllon you'v• avoided tak· ncwtpupcr, 1'.(), BoA I758, Ina care or may reur 111 UIIY Murr•Y. Ullt Station, New · hfad and tltma~d 10 be tel• York, NY tt1U6. tied. Thlt e0111d be anythlns CANCeR (Ju,~e 21·July %%) rrum pay Ina bill• 10 fulntllns .. Althuu1h ~melhln1 miJhl • thafelf erron. be Important h' you. If yuu SAO ITTAltiUS (Nov. 23· ll'!l'tr 100 Hif·Nrvlna •txlut 0.~. 21) • Dttplll the flft II, you will drive away ahoH lh-1 YOIII't It 11l1n ·that II UIY. WhO ~Oitld JIVI lhe IUpporl ' ally friendly 111 ill, y011 mlaht y011 rcqul,., . htve 1 chip on YOitr thouldtr. LEO (July 22)•AUJ. 22) Y01t'll e~perlenca tD1M abrlTh«re ure nu JUiranaen !hill •tve enwuntel'l If )1011' re not IApentlvtt, ptcu!urable pur· careful. ~ullt will pruvldt y011 wllh CAPIICORN lbec. 22·11n. happlncu. However, btlnJ 19) ·dt't lmpotumt 10 be ,.. with 1100d frlendt wilt 10 fiNIMiblt 1114 wiiiiHI!IO carry 23J· yuur thar~ or the Iliad when workln• wllh othert. If you try to tneuk out uf 1n unpleat· · una talk, lhe hund thai cornet down on you mlaha be a heaVJJ,tiiCI. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Peb. ROll lood day 10 lake aambiel, CJpecJally 011 tomeone who ha• control over an activity In which y011're Involved. Your hopei will be dllthed by une•pected Oltlllde (tl4ltotl. PISCI!S (Feb. 20·March . 20) •• OuJird aaalnll lhf uH or hfavy-hantlta aaclles when dullna wllh othel'l. Th• re· IUlll )'Oil Ill will be IWifllnd untlttlrlble. You can ..:com• pll•h mm with allahl tuuch. 19) •• Thilill Index 4 llcdlll .;. 21 ,.... Celebrations Classlfleds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weathtr ~ C2 D2·7 insert Cl A4 A5 A2·3 B1·6 A2 2002 Olilo ~~llott Pulltlthlnt C<l, centerville .Been Dinner To the beat of a drum played by Civil War r~H~naotor Jim Oiler of Thurman, members of the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 709 colc.r guard. above, led tho parade preceding Centerville's snnu!ll bean dinner Sllturdey. The ~alade honored veterans, firefighters and pollee officers. Prior to tlie dinner, oauldrons of bean soup were prepared lor the orowd, right, one of them by retired educator Roy Moses, with an assist from granddaughter Megan Moses. (Kevin Kelly) Meip sen1on MEMORIAL DAY *' . j • Point Pleasant City Council Mason County member. Leota Sang. presented him with the idea. After a quick call to West historical markers· Virginia Archives · and History began receive face lift ·. researching Cook what it would BY CHAIILINI HOIJIUCH HOEFLICHIPMVbAILYSENTtNELCOM POMEROY - When it . comes to leaving a familiar place, It is the warmth of memories and longtime friendships that temper the personal chaflenge, change and uncertainty of the future. . · . That was the message of Amber Snowden, valedictorian, and twin sisters, Kristy and Mlny Puckett, co-salututorlani, when they addressed the 124 members of the Meigs High &hool . s.radtiallng clalls of 2002 at Friday nlaht's eommence· ment In the Larry R. Morrison gymnasium. · "'the p,ast is not easily c~caped, ' tald Snowden, ~u~aestlng that lhe (uture Is butft on the. ~run and pro· vldes the nwumts _to nour- BY PAM WIWAMION PAMWIIIIMYDAILYREGISTER.COM TOP ICHOLARI - The top scholars In the Meigs High School class of 2002 Including Amber Snowden, valedlctorl· an, and Krlsty ant~ Misty Puckett, salutatorians, from the left front, were on stage for Friday night's graduation which • Opened with the National Anthem and pledge to the flag .. {Cnarlene Hoeflich) I they make them." . ish growth. Quoting from Geor.11e She encouraged her class· Bernard Shaw, she said, · mates 10 dream."lf you want ''The people who get on in something don't be afraid to this world are the people do whatever is necessary ·to who get up and look for the achieve your goals. It won't circumstances they want, and, If they can't find th~m. PIIIH - M1ip, AI POINT PLEASANT You've seen them ... the while signs with the black lettering dotting the highway s and back roads of Mason County, recounting ahe .exploits or histories of persons and events from the past As pan of the tourism initiative in Mason County, Lowell Cook and the Mason County Career Center have teamed up with the West Virginia Division of Archives and History to give the weather-worn signs a much needed facelift Cook got involved after SponiOIWI IGctJIIy by Hobr ~ical Cenfw' Life Une $creening is dedicated to providing the highest quality imaging technology at an affordable rate. $creenirg offwed; Carotid Arl8ry/Sirolc. Screen'iJ19• Abdominal Aortic AneuryJm Screening Peripheral Arterial Disea.e Screening • Delect O$lecpo(l»ii in 60 secondt l'rA·rA • · Holcomb~ PreseiVing history one sign at a time bid final farewell ARIBS (March 2r·Aprill9) ·You'll tuffer r~reuttlont If you diW~~~nlthi vlew1 and • lnltrtlll or othtrt. Not only · what you ny will be llnotld, you COitld bt contldered nod!· lnJ but 1 tetr•oplnlonaltd boi't. TAURUS (April 20·May · 20) •• Don't be n.tlve apln If who took advant1p cJ( Y.OU t~rt•llltltly auemplt It •••ln. lr yuu JC1 roped a und lime, ~011 will only have y011rtdf.to blllllle. 1.25 5 American Legion GALLIPOLIS Post 161 ; and Larry Marr, Memorial Day will be Vietnam Veterans of observed Monday in Galliu America. County with a combined Following Medley's veterans' organization address, a reading of the parade and ceremony in Gallipolis, the Veterans deceased will be conducted Service Otlice announced. b~ E. Thomas Cook. songs The parade begins al Will be offered by Brooke I0:30 a.m., with groups · Cromley, a.wreath pre~enta­ forming ul Spruce Street tion will be made by the and Second Avenue. The auxiliary, a 21-gun salute parade will travel through will be offered by the VFW th~ downlown t~ the pa~k, and AL\erican Legi.on, With the memonal service "Taps" will be played by held at . the Doughboy .Saru Dovyak and the bene· Monument at II a.m. diction will b . made by The purdde marshal and e guest speaker is Gallipolis Myers. . . Municipal Judge William s. . Any.one wantmg to partie· Medley. A tlyover by the 1pate m the parade should I78th Fighter Group from be at Spruce and Second no Springfield Is also . sched· later than 10 a.m. Monday. uled.. Other local observances The memorial service will include: ulso feutur~ openin$ • A special Memorial Day remarks by reured U.~. Atr service at GallipOlis' First Fo~ce CoL Jim Cozza, !OVO· Baptist Church, Sunday at ca!I<!n by, Mon~tgt:~or 10 a.m. at the church with Wilham Myers, recuauon . : of the Pledge of Allegiance reured U.S. Army MaJ. Ron by Cooper Wilson, and · Brooks as. speaker. , playing of the National • Amencan Leg1on Post Anthem by the Gallla: •Jll1- l!nd uuxili'ary will have Academy High · School a ceremony Sunday at 2 · M'arching Band. The p.m. at Vinton Memorial anthem will be ~ung by ~ob Park. U.S . Army First Ll. Gordon, who wrll also smg · Penny Wood Coon will be "God Bless America." . speaker. Comm~nders of v.anous • Feeney-Benneti Post yeterans l~dges . will be 128 of the American mtroduced, mel udtng Tom . . . Cook, Disabled American Legion, Middlepon, w1ll Veterans and AMVETS; conduct services Mond~y at Keith Jeffers, Veterans of 10: IS a.m. at Addason Foreign Wars; Richard Reynolds Cemetery, and Ferguson, American Legion 10:30 a.m. at Gravel Hill Lafayette Post 27; John Cemetery near Cheshire. Dttllll1, A:l 0 •""'"'' ,,,,,. ... Parade the highlight of Gallia events High: ?osl Low: 5os ae BIG NATE Annual Tradition Weather - C.~lt-16 Tj.\1~ me STAFF REPORT or .' • • ' . ... istrati()n is ired. Please calll-800·407·4117 take to restore the historic signs. · "I just started looking: into it and doing some research on how to clean up . cast aluminum and properly paint it," Cook said. "So we tried and we followed the direclions that came from some commercial outfits and ·we worked ·with Mr. Walbrown at ahe Cllreer. Center. They did most of the work." The first sign to go under the paintbrush was ahe one Jocated on the corner of 'Sixth Street and Viand Street, beside the Mason County Courthouse .. This PIIIH- History, M Discover the Holzer Difference Www .holzer.org �..·.-~·~~~~~d~~~~,l~ly~"~~!Mm~~----------~------------------~~~~CM~i~a~~--------------------~~~~~~~~~~~! R..alon_,_----;--_~~.!!!!A2 Smtzy. !-'H. !Ill a MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOLS ' · h•t Sm.· Ientine! . ~-I!.,_ •P llN . East Main sta i ization New middle school construction · ro · ect on even ee project ahead of schedule OhloWMther lunciiJ,IIIyH • ••• • 0 •• • I 11111111o1c1 lwm· I • IND. ¢ • BY CIIAM.INI HOIFUCM 0 HOEFUC~MVOAJL.VSENTINEL.COM oQa.eM, ~ llmt Pt. C1oudy C1oudy - """" . ~~~~-- West VIrginia weather ··•.·1,\•,• ·.\"·.\ .. Oil,a•;. . . . . . . . . • •• . ~-~ T~'"'"' Rlln """"' 8now lOt Vle~flflll Chance of rain in forecast for, Sunday. IV THI AIIOCIATID PAISI The National Weather Service aaya a atadollll')' front tlocat· ed over·the Ohio River Valley ovemiJht will prOduce ahowera ·. and thunderatorm• over the reaion Sun.day momlna, followed by partly cloudy.1kl111. Hlaha will be In the upper 701. S'unny akle1 and hlah• In the upper 701 are forecaat for Memorial Day. . · Wutbar forecaat: · Sunday...A chance of 1howera and thund~r1torm1 in the mominJ, otherwi111 partly cloudy. Hlaha In the upper 70a. Nonll wind• 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Sundlly niaht...Partly cloudy. Low a in the mid 50a. Memorial Day...Moatly aunny. Hish• in the upper 70a. Monday niJht...MOitly clear. Lows In the upper 50a. Extended torecaat: · Tuelday...Pal11y cloudy. Higha near 8'0. Wednelday thfouah Friday...Moatly clear. Lows in the upper SOs and high& near 80. · · . Your source· for • I I.• . IOallnews! Sunday 111118&-Sentlnel • •• ' •' ' '• •' ' ' J:'.:'lllflliiV .' : •i!J!IP• I DJ~:::.. COootlr NIM Mila .. tJ- 20- S21.JCI HU2 t2- ftot.H 11n----'""'"'•••.n ·- • nut. ~- Pine Grove Church destroyed.in blaze . Historic strncture built in 1890s IY MARK HALLIUIIN MHAI.I.IU~NIMYDAILVAIGIITIMOM Is an old church that haa been here for more than 100 yean." William• reported to Ritchie that someone sot off flrecrackera In his mailbox ovomlaht and wondered If thoro· wsa a· c:onnoc:tlon between tho two lncidenu. · The aanctuary haa been a local aathorlna place since the rustle wood \:luildlna wu - conatructod In tho 18901, accordln1 to Wllllama. It had electrical hookups, which will be lnveatiaated . So far, PJtchle aald, there Isn't any evidence or araon or flammablea. Ju1t a pile of llhOI where 100 yeara or memorlea were made. · · PINB OROVB - The conJreaatlon of Pine Grove Community Church will have to find another place to worahip this Sunday after their sanctuary burned In a Thursday nlalit flro. FlrllfiJhteruot the call at 11:451 P·lll· Thursday and arrived on the acene at 12:02 a.m. Barry Pierson of the Leon Volunteer Fire Department was the first on the acene, but 11id by the time he JOt there, little could be done to save the old wooden atruc· ture. "lt was fully enJulfed . . · There was fire everywhere," Pierson nld. The Flatrock Volunteer · Fire Depanment also sent two trucks to· help' fight the bia:te as well as tliree trucks sent from the Leon depan, ment. According to reporta, the departments worked to keep the flames from damaging a nearby picnic shelter and · wooden toilet enclo1ures. No one was injured in the fire. and damase estimates have not yet been reponed . The fire is still under inves· ti~ation by the Weat Vir.J.inia Perc Marshall, who aa1ll he is not ready to label it arson. "At this point I'm still not I00-percent sure,'' Marshall Paul Ritchie uid. "Everythins'• leading toward an accidental fire, but I'm soing to withhold callins it for awhile. There'• a couple .of other thins• I . want to look at tint." · What thoae other things are Ritchie uid he is keep· ina to himaelf. · Meanwhile, the ~onareaa· tion is in shock. "lt'a terrible," Oeorae Williams, who sometimes worahiOPed at Pine Grove, said. ''ll'a awfuL It's a shame. But The Lord will handle it. He'll take care of it. He' ll find the ones that done it. He knows who done it. It's a shame becauae this I······· ,,.,.,,,,1.. ,,..,.•. . The n~ of the WII.Jiathu btu attri\Qted to bant erosion aDd aeMn.l deteritr ration caiiSed b~ the u.tllrll bend of the river, The tablliation pr.ojec~ entail the inu.Uanon !)( several tba1b of e:ontretcr uld ~~~r~ement c~s ~ona Run. "Onee inu.tled, these concnte-6Ued shall$ will help suppon the ban\, thus pnv.nttng any furthu sllppase," u.id Williams. · "ODOT has had tremen· dous success with re~lr projects simllu- to this, We ue very confident of our aews and the work they do... he lidded. Williams uid once con-: uruction on the slippagt problem .has been ~orrectea, the rQad will be lew.led out IUPMGI IJIIIMII .;... Wllflt Cft'NI with the Ohio Department of and ntw curbs, dninajlt ~nsportetlon (ODOT) lnd ~~~~ Ston& Co. of Chtstemlll conoutlets and sidewalks will bQ . tlnue construction on a ~If projact lUred towara sttblllllfll · instlllltd. a section of Eat Main Stratt In Pomeroy. (lbny M. Leach) I, "Traffic will not ·be impeded during tho instllllll· of tra!flc open to motorlsll, structiOII efforts, the U.S. llon of the now curbs and butth1sshouldn 't create any Corps of BnalnHn will rip sidewalks. Durina dayliaht problems." he said. np the !100-foot section' ot' hours, we wlll have one lane Followina ODOT's con- riverbllnk. IN:, III IMH.I I (I ll 1\1 I 1•11 I II', ·Picture this Insurance Expert . On Your Side. If you're looking tor auto, horne, bueln111, hll~h or 1~1 lneurance Call me... Stop by... ~ lt'l your ChOIOII • C=t ~1~~~"c:t":~S:rv1c.1 -IOIIW!Inl/ Farmers Bank Home Equity . IY CIWILINI HOIPUCH lJ'hich is more · beautiful, the watches or the price · · I • '• I . ' • • • • • • • low teachea akill, strateay, concentration, drive and confldonco, and noted that onco students develop these of the aame. they can CIJT)' them nto the claasroom and everyday life. Since the cloulng, harmonica and cheaa Instruction were so succe11ful in &stem Elementary, plana are now belna made to offer ihe claaaes in Meigs and 'Southern Elementary next year lf the state education Jranta are available. At the Bradbury achool In MeiJI Local and Southern Elcrmentary School, the fourth and fifth araden received a class on underatundlna the Unde11round Railroad. The proJrams were pre111nted by Beverly Oray, llssistant coonlinator or Ohio's Stille Unde...round Railroad History Depanment. · Seventh 11nd eight ar~~den of Southern and MeiJs Middle Schools enJoyed an Interactive proaram on the dvll War era. Bllen Ford', a folk life artlat from Lancaster, conducted the proarams. ••eta With fundln& provided thn.!lllh the Chester-Shade Assoeh\llon, Southern and Bastem High School Bnallsh stu· denta and students from Mid·Ohla Vlllloy Chrlstiun School in Mlddle~rt went to the Ariel Theater in Oal\ipohs In December for ~formonc:es of Chorlcs Dickens' "A Chrlstm11s C11rol" performed by actors from the Theater Company of Richmond, VA. Wtien the Yesteryear proanm of Retired Senior Volunteer Proar~m of the Melp County Council on Aaina and schOOl field trips were thro111onid by lack of fundina from the schools, the aaaoclatlon'a education committee pro· videcl the money. Students' fees, arona with tM expenses of bus tfllnsportatlon, were j)lid ISy the IISSDCilltion. · At ihe recent AMual dinner, the pro· aram featured vocal, auitlll' and hlll'monl· ca mullc by Lawrence Eblin,. and story· tellilla Donna Green. An Auction Wll5 held to raiN money for activities and Improve· t:nenta to the 1823 reatored Chester Courthouse, which Is now open on Saturdays and Monduys II o.m. to 4 p.m. Flo!_t!~donated bY. Murshnll Roush, Rex Lnomlon and Mitch Meadows to decorate the tables were owurded us door prizes·, A repon on the nnanccil of the aroup, the UM of the courthouse by outside 011UIIIliona 1the proarummina, ond the gcil . • 'and ObJCCiivcs WllS aivcn by Put Holter. Stroke Risk Assessment Don•t be a~Y.to teenage drinking. It•s aaalnst the law. • It Is Illegal to host or allow teen drinking patties in your home. • It Is unhealthy and unacceptable for anyone under age 21 to drink. • It Is unsafe and.lllegal for teens to ,~ink nnd drive. . . • Parents can be prosecuted under the law. • Evet·ything nssociuted with u violation, such ns persomd property, can be confiscated. 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CHESTER - Proarams for students : and adults emphasizing the culture and : history of Meigs County are an empha:· ~ .sis of thcr C.hcstcrr·Shadcr Historical Asaociatlon. , .. A report on what has been 11ccom· • pllshecfto enhance the PI'OIIrammlna and ; the fundina secured by thO oraanlutlon • to carry It out waa aiven ilt last week's • annual dlnne.r meetlna held at Royal Oak Reaort. Ac:con:llna to the re!X!rl, two pilot pro: arama were created for Eaalem • Elementary. The sixth arade students l, were tauarlit c1aaaes 1n Appa1ac hian c1OJ· 1 alna by Paulette Harrison. Four mem· bera of the Buckeye State Harmonica Club taught harmonica workahopa to the fourth aradera. DurlnJ these work· shopa, students learned the skill of play· ina the harmonica. : The workshops Included teachli1a the • children how to react the music, understand : . rhythm and the history of lnatrumenli. · At the conclualon of the two·day workshop, 60 children were able to play three songs. They gave a concen for the other stui:lenta ana the fiiCUlty at the • school. • Chess sets were bouJhl for the sev· ' : enth and eiJht grades and Jared Spencer • inatructcd studenu in the rules of tho aame. He described che11 as a aame which ,. . SltecarMl ... 900 f~t of riverbank. The eonente shafts, uound 3().. 40 l'ut long a.nd fo11t f~t in dittuettr, Will extend bact toward the road a.nd run upriv.r from an ma nelf John's Car Wash to Kur\ HOEFliCHeMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM H••• If you own your own hOme, you can borrow against the equity you have already lnvcstedl . . v.u., "••• H11lth, 111. WJI le llltre le IIIWII Ut 1mtln1 rtl1td II ~••• llrt. herym tiiiiiiiW It 1111 u4 putltlpete, Fer lllllllferlllti••J 1111111 Ohle Vtlllf Hulth, 1... , .. 111·166·44t·ll91 Itt TONY M. I u.ctl 'll.ri.CHeVfDNt.lstN'I\OO..(OM :. . POMEROY - "We are ~ ve.ry p~a ed with the PI'OJB"OU of 1M slabiliaatloo . proJeCt. OUr crews are com, ; pletely on schedule and :• 'hne 11lready finishecl lS ~nt of the entire pro• JOC:t." :. :. Stove Williams., tonstNC: : 1ion enalneer for the Ohio 'Department · of :; Tra:nsportation (ODOT) ' District 10, is upbeat about , the stlllus of ODOT's :S723.000 repalr projttt In Pomeroy, 11 prolec:t tliat will 'UitlmlltCly stab1llze a portion of East Main Street that ha& dropped several Inches · over the last two yean. · "Every aspect of the project is runnin& smoothly11nd we 11nticlpate beina finished · .before the scheduled com... plction d11te of Oct. tS," added Willl11ms. "I estimate ~:rews will probllbly be done • with the project sometime . in July or August.'' · : Willi~nu cxplainod that · ruck undcrneuh the hiBhway has been slidin1 toward the Oh.io River, resultin, in stvel'lll residents who ive . along the road reporting · cracks in baStmu:nt walls o.nd : porches sliding away from : their foundations. c,,,., ·~ ~ •• • .• EALTH FAIR., Sunday, May 26 . S.MI l't. Cloudy Clo<ldy ' the school. The building has • fint floor of S 1,000 squm feet, a s~ond floor of 18',000 square. feet. and an equipment mez· zunine of 800 square feet. · It will have an elevator, security system. complete temperature control InclUding air conditioning, a sprinkling system, and an Intemet con• nection Tl line, along with a lll'Jie parking lot, and JII'IC:tlce fierd for football anil other sportina activities far · use only by the middle school students. ln preparation for opening the school in late Febnuu')', the of education weekbowij moved to reduce last the teachina staff as needed due 1 d Ill 1 11 d POMEROY . Construction work on the new $11 million Meigs Middle School is wee~s ahead of schedule and could be finished and fumishechnd · ready for students in late February 2003. Originally. the Meigs Local B<>ard of Education had planned for students to go mto the new school for the 2003·04 school year. However, since ·the work has progressed so rapidly, the plan now is to make the tnin·· PRCIGIRDIINCI - Mills Local Board of Education mem~ra sit ion as soon it is finished. wert jOined bY admlniatrat.lve personnel to tour the $11 million Paying the utilities and middle school elC--ted other costs associated with ,.... to be completed and rt""" ...., for occ:upancy In February. Diac:usslna the layout of the bulldln& as keeping two buildings open they atOOd where the aymnaslum will be built a111, ft'om left, - the old one in Middlepon and the new one at Rock t~e n':m~~8of~sS:~s~ Mary O'Brien, middle sehool principal: Steve Ohlln&er. ual• Implemcntina the reduc· tant principal: Jeff Enarem, construction maneaer: Scott Springs- would be too c:ost· ly, said Meigs Local tion In force (RIP) is In · Welton, bOard member. S~o~pertntendent William Buckley, Ron Superintendent William accordance with the neaotlat· Lo&an, John HOOd and Roter Abbott, board members, and Buckley. ed agreement with the Meigs Mark Rhonemus, t111uurer. (Charlene Hoeflich) The new 70,000 .square Local Teachers Association, foot buildln~ on the hill over· Buckley said. All reductions looking Meugs high School ~re ~ude according to senior· · includes IS regular class.i. uty. t1 was reported . rooms, _three science labs, Eiaht teachers have already seven special education been notified that their posf· WEDNESDAY MAY 29 2002 classrooms. one computer tions are being eliminated, Sptattrd ~f 0'1• Vtllty Htllll H.. lt~ · lab, a life skUis classroom, a although their names will be 11 1111 tellle O••nll11 Atl•t I Sul11 111""' Cullr music room, an an room, · a kept on a list for possible 1161 Stell R11t1 160 • l•lllptllu library, a.gymnasium, a cafe· recall for 27 months in the teria, plenty of storage event positions open due to rooms, administrative space resignation, retirement or and nurse's room. other reusons. Buckley said the 7,000 · As for the new elementary square foot gymnasium will school under construction seat 500, and that the 3,000 just outside the Rutland square foot cafeteria and Village llmlts. that school Is . kftchen area is more than expected to completed in adequate to accommodate the March and occupied 111 ihe · Sptlhrt wllll•elde Dr. lerel4 Yell••· 940 or so students attending fall of 2003. Dr. lm A••l•, Dr. lieu Fleher, Dr. Ar~tl4 P1111, ttprelltlttlilt fre111 W~t4led Cut1r, Ar•11• 1f lelllpell1, 114 R11bprl111 Rt•••llltltlt• Cut111 td A111ed• C~rttr frtl the Iliff,,.. Ohll ·o . OHIO . . ·, • " �GaHipolla, Ohio M lUI . ... , A\·-- • • ' ..,. E. ......_ ' Mn, MosstNn was a charter member of Haven United Methodist Chun:h, willl the -..--~~ The Pemb.oke Oub,1 fanner member of The Rev. Gr:egory Blai.r officiating, Burial will be ,R.I.VENSWOOD, W.Va. - 8N()e E.. Garde~~ Gu'ld of Y. to be f POINT PLEASANT - Lola Ernestine m Sunnse Memonal Gardens. Letan. Friends 81qham, '12. uf ~ Flemina Avenue. P-B.O. siste'mooo-a~s.n,_~~~ ~~ ~~­ Bak'llr, 63.. Point Pleasant, died ~riday, May may call al Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home, R•~,woo.t. died Thllhdu, May 23, 2002, ber of The Board of the YWCA in 24, 2002, m Pleasan1 Valley HospuaL Mason, from 6-9 p.m. Monday. at 0\lrlestoo ArN Medical Cen~l Jamestown, New York, and the Green Thumb Born Nov. 14, 1938, in Buffalo, W.Va., The body will he in state at the chun:h one Division in t:::twlestoti, West V.rginiL Ouden Club of Jamestown, New York, daughter of the late John and Leona Tucker hour prior 10 I he service. · · He was bon\ December 30, ll}l9, in She was a member of the Grace United Blankenship, she was a homemaker. In lieu of Oowers, contributions may be MiddltpO!t, Ohio. a son of Methodist 011m:h l!ld the Abigail Circle of Surviving are three daughters, Lorena made to the American Kidney Foundation and the late Dr. Alvin B. 11\d United Methodist Women, an hot~orUY mem- (Tim) Davis of Wilmin$ton, N.C., and the New Huven United Methodist Church. Nonna Stm Binsham. bet .of the Oallia County Historical Society, Audl'lly Randolph and Auruta Roller, both of He graduated · from and a.member of the French An Colony and Point Pleasant; and ·five grandchildren and ~ Hiah School, the Morris and Dorothy Haskins Ariel three great-grandchildren. l . Ohio University in Theater. · She was also preceded in death by brothers Athens, Ohio. and graduatOn October 13; 1993, Grace United and sister.;. ed from the Cleveland Methodist Otun:h 11resented a Hall of Fame GALLIPOLIS Minerva Lucretia Sefl)ices will be 2 p.m. Sunday in Wilcoxen School of Embalmers, Award to Alice McConnl~k Mossman. 'who Funeral Home, Point Pleasanl, with· Ctetus Thomas Wingate, 93, Gallipolis, died Oe~lanil, Ohio. . by faith has dedicated her life to leading oth- Price officiating. Burial will be in Walker Thursday, May 23, 2002. in Wyngate of Binsham Started his ers to Christ." - Hebrews, Chapters I I and Chapel Cemetery, Robensburg, W,Va. Gallipolis. Born Man:h 31, 1909 ~ in Clark County, tareer In blanking ll llle 12. Visitation was held in the funeral home from , Jatkson County Bank In She is survived by a sister-in·law, DOrothy 6-8 p.m. Saturday. daughter of the late Fred and Nellie Neer Arnold, she was a homemaker, and was a r:..~ns~ tn I~, ~as n~med President in McCormick of Gallipolis: a bl'?'her-in-law, retired saleslady from Stewart's Depanment """'• Sllr\>1ng unul h1s retirement of May George G1bleman of Alexandna, Virginia· E. Store in Lexington, Ky. . 1990,f •'-~ and later served as the bank's Ot:tirntln · four nietes; and eJiht grand-nietes and si~ o ul'C 8 OIRI. . grand-nephews. NEW HAVEN- Martha E. Han, 74, New She was a member of Stamping Ground .He 1lso served on the Board of Directors . She was preceded In death by her parents· · Hav~n, died Friday, May 24, 2002, at . Christian Chun:h, Stamping Ground, Ky., and for the Jackstm County Bank :tnil.Commereial her husbllnd, Jllmes Paul Mossman, wbo died Humcane, W.Va. · a member of lhe Stamping Ground B1ncS~res Inc. . June 4, 199 I; a brother, Thomas Fuller BornJune 19, 1927. at Huntington. W.Va., Homemakers Club. Mr. Bmgham was a member of the F1rst McCormick: and a sister, Jean McConnick daughter of the late Hiram A. Sr. and Mabel Surviving are a son, Robert L. (Joyce) United Methlldist Church of Ravenswood, He Gableman of Alexandria Virginia. . E. Elkins Richardson, she was ~homemaker, Thomas of Gallipolis; four grandchildren. was a mem~r of . the Aladdin Thmple ,•Services will be Tuesd~y. May 28. 2002, at 1 and a member of the New Haven United eight great-grandchildren and a grent-gl'llatgrandchild; a sister, Marcella Childs of Fon Co!umbus., Oht.o, Kmghts Thmplar, Ath¢ns, p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church with Methodist Chun:h. 0 ht~ Mtts.onlc Lodi!C of Middlepon ~hio, · Pas~. Jonathotl Kollnmn and l3ob I~gram Surviving are three . sons, Reginald Lauderdale. Fla.; and several nieces and SI!Otttsh R11t of Parkersburg_, We~t Vlflllnia, offiCiating. Interment will be in Mound Hill (Jennifer) Hart of Hurricane, James (Debbie) nephews, · and Elks Club Lodi!C No. 973, Athens, Ohio. Cemetery. Friends may call at Grace United Hart of Beckley, W.Va., and Brent (Terri) Hart Sh~ was also preceded in death by her husHe ~as vetemn of the U.S. Army, Knrean Methodist Chun:h from noon until the time of of Huntmgton, W.Va.; a daughter, P. Jayne bands, Orv~lle H. Thomas, on Dec. 31, 1946, (George) Sveda . of New Castle, Pa.; six · and Willard Wingate, on June 21, 2000;a'son, ConfliCt era, anil belonged to 1~ American the sef\)ices on 1\lesday, May 28, 2002. t.ealon. Post (/039 at Po.meroy, Ohm. . .·. Pallbearers will be Mark Sheets, Dan g~andchildren; and two brothers. Hiram A James O.. Thomu~; and~ sister, ThresaRiley. Gravestde servtces Will be 1 p.m. Tuesday Sufi)WM Ultl~de h1s wife nf 47. years, Thomas, Roben 0: Rupp, Paul McKenzie, Richardson Jr. of Columbus, and F. Oavid Richardson of Ewington. . · · al McConl<ey Cemetery, Catawba. Ohio, with Martha Yeager. Btlll!h:tm; o~e daug~ter, Cathy !an Meske and Davtd Meske. ·She was also preceded in death by a broth- the Rev. Isaac Shupe officiating. Friends may Pohng, andller husband M1ke, of North East, · Honorary (tall bearers are Dr. Isom Walker call at Cremeens Funeral Chapel from 6-8 Pennsyi.VIl~ia; one son, Roben of Erie, Bill Lloyd, Morris Haskins, Dr. Jay Sheridan' et and thl'lle sisters. Services wilt be 1 p.m. Tuesday in New p.m. Monday. Pennsylvama; one ,sister, Edith Jonc~im of Don. Robinson, Victor Niday, Frank Reynoldsburg, Oh1o; three . grandch1ldren, Ham11ton, Bob Muller, Bernie Butcher, Jack Ulldsey, ,Mntlllew and Andrew Polln11; and Mink, Ron McDade, George Gableman and several ~~~s an~ nephews. . Roger Barron. In addttlon to h1s parents, he was proo:ded ln lieu ofnowers contributions can be made ln death by one brother, Ralph; !lnd one sister, to the Grace United Methodist Church Leno~ Will. , Endowment fund. " Sefl)ltes Will be held Monday, May 27, 2002,at 11 a.m. at The Fint United Methodist Chun:h, Ravenswood, with the Rev, Damli Oooden officiating. Friends mny call Sunday, GALLIPOLIS - Harold H. Westphal, 86; .May 26, 2002, troll\ 3·5 p.m. aild 7·9 p.m. at of Gallipolis, died .Thursday, May 13, 2002, the Roush Punetal Home, R.avenswt>od. In Holter Medical Center. . . Qraveside Services will be held at the Athens He was bom .September II, 191S, in MeitiOt)' Ollldens, Athens, Ohio. 111 4 p.m. Chlcngo, IUinols, son of the late William Memorial contributions may be made to Westphal and Bmil~ Zlnk Westphal. The First United Methoolst Church, He was a machiniSt for the Stewart· Warner Memorial Fund, 719 Flinn Street, Company In Chicago, and was n U.S. Anny Ravenswood, West Vlrglnln26164. veteran of World Wilt II. He was a member of Smith·Capehart Post 140 of the American Legion in New Haven, M~n West Vlflllnla, .GALLIPOLIS Allee Margal'llt He is SUfl)ived by his · wife, Mildred K. McCormick Mossrillln, 95, of Gallipolis. died We,stphal; two sisters, Bernice Justis of on Friday, May 24, 2002, ·at Holzer Medical Chtcago, and Katherine Robertson of ~nw. . California; several nieces and nephews; two She was born on Ianuary brothers·ln·law and sisters-In-law, Dallas and 3, 1907, In Gallipolis, Ohlo1 Ruth Walker of Mason, Weat Viralnia, and to the late Ruth Fuller ta)la Maurice and Dorothy Walker of Gallipolis: Earl Leander McCormick, and 1 alater-ln-law, Mary B. Workman ofNew Mra. Moaaman attended a Haven Weat Vl!Jlnta. one·~om achool at Servleea wlll bO 1:30 p.m. on Monday, May . Palrtleld whan lha waa 5 27, 2002, In Poaleaona·Tucker Funeral ~ old, She m<lvecl to Home, Muon, with the Rev. Ronda! Payton, Utah, In 1913 and Brownlftl oft\clatlftl. Burial will be~ Letart aradliatecl frorn Payaon Bvirareen Cemetery. Prlenda may c I at the Hlah Scbool In 1924. She funeral home on Sunda~. May 26, 2 :2, from Mou!lllln piluated from the Holzer 6·D p,m, Hoapltal School of Nuralnf Mllltuy aravealde aervlcea will be conduct· Guido Glrolaml, rllht, who wae drafted Into the U.S. Army durlnl World War II before areduatlnl In 192.8. . · ed by Smlth·Capehart Poat 140 of the from hlih echool received hie diploma In Friday nllht's commencement pro1ram at Melp Hlih She married Jamea Paul Moaaman In Grace American Leal11n and Stewart·Johnaon Poat School. Like many other 1raduetea, he was&lven asslatanoe In letting the tassel on hts oap to United Methodist Chureh on May 15, 1929. 9926 of the VFW, Muon, han1 just rllht ow Cella McCoy, 1 teacher. (Charlene Hoeflich) . ' . -- 111\:::;,.·~•••V•OND DlftDI b:l11\atl..tM ·Minerva L lhomas Wingate ••*" . G . T IE ' • Ou tltis Alt'llhlrial D.t~ JJdV tribute·w Jittlidm ~ J#ttdt~ OUR READERS' VIEWS ) lh ...... J. klmll 01\e ~~· ~l. \\~ \\'Cit 11 nlltlllll nt ~-e. but oot oow. sliM )-'CIIt ~ Blue Stnt S~l<.-e Bt~lll~ W\'tC 11).~1 In the ~n~ lif ~ h~!II'~'CIIt\1~ ~ but 001 11\i\\>, .· ' 011 'enlol'lal ~ ::!00:1. r l(C'e mt\1\! 1111<1 n~~Jre nlue Stnr Sel'\>i<.'C 81111111!1'11 In l'ro11t wh\WWll illll.t b\l~lne~' t~ero..~ 1111!1'\(tl, bllm~tr wtn1llld~ 11s llmt 11 oo\'C\1 otll! tfotn tlmtlbm· - lly Is S'eNhll! In the U.S. nned ~-es, tightlllj! tei'\'\:Wism In Opemtlon liuduth~ freedolll 111\d provldhll! hom. lnml lkifuns •. Ullfurtulllltely. t:klld Stilt Ban~~etsnte repl11dnl! Slllll'e {)f\111! hlue. 'TW\\y's 111e11 n11d \1'01111!11 se11t lt1tu httrtn's wny diner little i'Mittl\e dooj!l\bllys wh" IOOj!llt In the trenches t~f ~11\.'C, the 0 h \\)1\{) srurtl\e\1 the l)eijc~ 111 Noomu~, {)t till! troops who : boo.ilht lntlll!s or h.111d whh blood 1111\ore11 ~ 0111!1ln Reser\'\llr. : ln\leed, tlwe ttre "" dlt'ferem .thlln the millions "r 1111!11 tllld · \\'\llllell whu h11vt i\llslvtl'ed the tlarlun e11ll lh~hout · Alnerka's hlstu~. A~ did those bel\we them, ltid~~Y's 111\'111\nd \WI\1\'n thttt ~ hutl\lr did their dutY, R~llab!y, we 1nust IIIJW lldd 3,1100 more 1111111\'S tu the list uf uur hunili'td dend. Soli\\' l)f the honored tlei\d ~I'll In llle A1111'ed FM.-e$, but : ~on~e \\'ere tl\ll. &~h wns oil the ~nt lines of the tel'l'lll'lst : 11ss~ult un Amen.:n. All lost Iheir lives t~n Sept, It {)f the d~s · lolltlwl~~t~, .llts 1111111.1! thut. 11s we remember the military men 11nd wotl\etl who diet! 111 servke tn Amen~n. we 11lso ..... just this on~ - ren~en1bl!r us well the tllsUtlltles of the WM otl Thll'lltlsm. Tiley un: nlsu Amerkai1 heroes whu died In the llne . of duty. They @II \Ill their nil h1 st.W\)k'C It\ their l'tluntcy tis sure: ly us li' the~ htld beet\ "" tl~e frontlltll!s uf Afghnnlsnm, ~ Al!llin. yooug Anlt!rk<ms, wtnrlnll; the \lt\lt\:ll'\1\S 'l)f uur ~ llrti1M tbt\.'I!S! ttl'll flllhth~ In tl wur Wfthout oorders ttlld wllhI)UI dem-ly lttentll1cil~:ombtttmll~. Sonic t~f them hnvc I!IVlln ;the ~upreml! su~rln~ 1\)r I)Ur mulull. ~til\\ thuukl\tl thnt we 're ll ntltll)tt th11t dlll)s uot fu~t ... thut we ure 11 peuple who :.remember ntld hmmr the lltenwy 111' thttSe wl\1) died ti~htl~~t~ : 1he enet\1les "" the United Sttttes - whcre\>llr n11d whctlclll!r • they tht'Ciltetl. . : Ott this Mem~>rlul Ony, lusk ull thltens of this greutland tu · remember the su~rllk'll or mure than I ntillimt Amerltllns .Whtlse tmmmry we honor, · · : (#lidtttttf J, Sttlltt),,· tJ/ Ortf:lll>t/t, A./t/., Is iM rtollt!fltlf rom· .1fkllltlrr tJ/ lltr Amrr'irtm l..rglmt. Ht! t'l!fli'I'St!IIIS :1.8 tH/1/It»t •. • 11~11111111! Vt!lt!ltltU,) • TODAY IN HISTORY llV THt ~!SOCI ..Ub Pli(S$ · 'fudily I~ Sundny, May 211, the 141\th tiny of 2002, There are ll9 duys let\ lt1 tl\~ yeAr. ' 'fbdny's Highlight In History: · 011 Mil}' 26, 1940, the evacut~tlo11 or Allied troops tro1u Dunkirk, Frnn~:e, during Wt~rld Wnr II be~ttn. . 011 this date: . In I~21 1 Mllrtln Luther wu~ btmned by the Bdl~t uf Worms .bctllllse of his rell&lous bellel'5 nnd wrltlnlls, Ill 11!0~. Nnpt~leon Bonnpurte wu~ 11rowned khig of ltnly, !11 18M, UITnngements were made In New Orlc11ns tbr thll surrender ot' Confedt~r11te foroes Wllst of the Mississippi, In 'IM~, the h\\l)ellthment trhtl tlf President Andrew Johnson ended with his 11cqulttal ol\ 1111 remillnlilll churaes, In III 13, Actors' Btjulty Assoc:lntlun wM tltgMfted. .. In 1969, the Apollo I0 -nstt'llnttUts returned tu Bllrth after a , sut~essf'ul elght·dny dress l'llhellfslll for thll flrst mnnned .. moot\ lnndlna. · • In 19171.Cieorae H. Willig scnled the outside' ur the St~uth • Tower of NtlW York's World 'l'rnde Ctmter; he Willi ilm:stedllt · llle top of the II O·story building, · In 1981114 people were killed when II Mllflne .let cro~hed 'onto th~ tJI&ht deck of the nlr~:rut't ~nrrler USS Nlmht off · Plorldu . · In I~91, n L.nudn Alr Boolna 767 ern~hl!d lh Thulltmd, ktlllntt ull 223 peoJjlc nbm1rd, . . • In J1J94, MJchnill Jtt~kson tmd L.l~rt M1U'Ie PreHiey were mur~ tlud In the Domhib.:nh kcpubllc. (The mbrrlnlle ended, how• ' ever, In 1996.) . ~ Ten yeurs IIllO: President Bush nnd ArknnNIIs Oov. Bill 'Clinton won prlmurle" In Kemucky, AtkMsllii nnd lduho, The White ~ouse unnounued thutthq,Coust Ou11rd wus l'llturnlny u ·; aroup of Hulthltl ref'u~ees picked up ut ~eu to !heir homclund : under u new t=xi!~:utlve order Mlgnctl by Pl'll81dent BuKh. · ·: Plve years «l!O! Prunce'!l deeply llfll)cJpulnr prln1e minister, Alnln Juppe, unnounced h would resign u duy ut\er the ~OUil• try'" aovernlna ccntllr·rll!ht coulltl011 MutYcred mlljur losMes In flt8t•round purllmnentury eleutlunl!. PreNid~nt Clltuun lei\ rur Parli! to lgn u new uyreement between NATO untl Russin. One y 11r oao: Republlcuns und mt>derlitc 0\lrnffi!rnt" drove a sweeping $1.:\~ trllllon, IO·yeur 111x cut through CongrcMs, h811dlna PNald 111 Bu11h lll)cJIItlclll triumph. Todlly'~ Blrthduys: Rtx:k muslclun 011rry Peterson (OueNM Who) b ~7. Actor PhiiJp Mlchuel Thoruu~ 111 ~3. A..:tre~s Pum Orler IH ~3. CuuntrY aln11 r Hunk WIUiums Jr. Is SJ. Former astron11ut Sully K. Mlde h S1. Actre1111 Murllurct Colli\ Is 4~. Aclnltili H lena Bunhum Curter I~ 36. RtlCk muslclull Phillip Rhode• (Th Pha.rouhs) Ill 34. Actor Joseph Plcnnes Is 32. Rhylhm•ltnd•blueM 11ln~er Jooy Kibble C1itkc 6) IN J 1. • Thouaht for 'foday: 'Thlcnt IM whut you posscsN; g nlu~ IM what pussci!Ntil you." - Mulclilm Cowie~, Amcrlcuil uuthor 11nd crltlc ( 1898· 1989). . , ' Hart Martha ' Qu~stionable JMt ~lttltt . . 1 ll\le In tl~tllla CoontY, Ohto, tt sl\lll'e's throw ~'rum the AliP ll"wer phmt catt~• "'-"l'n ...,.. ..... <'~..t.tt~"--" ..... ..,,.. ' ""' "'"due''*"In .•urqt~ol\1 ""' lives''" 1111\.t ''eliP\\nsion' of tlle P"~ pllint in 0\eiihlre, There are m;~ny lnterestllll! points 11buut the ewnts that ha\-'1\! t;~ktn plllte 11nd nre tokh\8 pi~ and still more tu hi!Piilltl. The lllle that \.'Uittents me tudny is Ulll \\j!l'eement re~~ehed between the U.S. SPA, the Ohkl EPA, and 01win. Oa'Yillls alluwed to hlre a CQIIIPIIIIY 00 munill)t the 11lr sumdartls In the surroulldl\1& ~~fen~, lllen reptlfl the flndhli$ tu Oa~ln, wlm then l!lves the result~ tu the Ohio BI>A, I$ there s\lmethllll! Wrollj! with this plcture't . I hll~>e yet to se'l\ 11 aJtnpnny tum Itself .lt1 fur dt~£n11 somethllll! wrona. espednl· • ly If the end results would mnke the \.'OIIIptll\y look less thnt 1\wornble to the pubhc 1md Its slul:khlllders, O.nltl Paul Stinson Cheshire rnli.Y Praising hero~s Dtllt Editor: W11lk;Amerkl\, n11tit~Mll • hut~ ton· tl'lbub!d nmre than $1 billion tu t~UI\Il'lrt lhe M11reh {)( Dimes nnd Its llfust\~1118 111lssi011. This )'enr In the trl~ullty ~~~... ~d3S11\~II)~ha~,,~~"~r·l~ . ... · .,,.,.,,.".;..· ""' "" • " " " ·"""1""" , •., A"n, "'0 ru "-lytn~-· or. .M"' ~·" , WYBQ "~nd WVYK rnr their suppt~rt. Th11nk YIJU m the Sydnor tinnily - Chris. Ltln111, Sam and · Orttde fur ser\)illl! us tlllr nlbasS~tdt~r family this yettr. Omde, who wt~s rom prem:uurely, is 110w 11 healthy, hnppy little l!lrl - 11 symool of whut the suppooen; of the Mttreh t~f Dimes are Wllrldtl!i towurd - a dny when all bllbies ure 1tom henlthy. Also, li very s~lnl th11nk you ro the 2002 Trl·t:ounty WalkAmerica Committee: Jat1l~ Adkins, Meredllll Smith, Bob and Anne Ml~hell, Lisa 81llsden, Debbie Brylllll illld Miss~ Mast~n. Fln111ly, for entertaining ev~:ryone on Wnlk duy1 thnnk ~"" to the alllllzing Owll!ht Icenhower 1111d his 61vls trlbutl\, Everyone who contributed to WnlkAnl\'rli:n is u hero nnd grently llf)J)rcdated In the tlght to snve bilbles. Ashl~y Orr Mnreh of Dhl\es St. Albnns, W. Vn, R ' est in peace . tltl Aprll28, :100:2, more thllll 300 ttl· t'tllhmty resl~~~ts ~~~ kln the. wnlk "---r ""dlt••r: t i\t sllvts ...uu es, ..e u 11 ·e ttl thnnk ""'" .,. v theru for bring heroes fur the tiniest I hnw severttl loved ones, trlcnds tllld babies, fumlly members 111 the Bcthci·Morgun .By pllrtldpatlng In Mnrch t~f Dimes Cemetery (Lumbert Lunds nrtli:le, WnlltAtnerlcll,llrenn:sldents, org11nlt11· Sunday, 1imes-Scntlnel, M11y 19). L do !lullS lltid bu~lnesses raised 1\lnils thnt not see the gruVllshes us "holes In the support n:serueh ~tnd pml!r11ms, and ground.'' Ornnted, there un: u few 11lve babies hom ~mpturely n flghthlg unmnrked grn\)esltesl but l huve never chllntellt lite. M11rch ~r Dh11cs Is help- · found llliyt~ne who h!IS u nmp of the lllg nyht. for their ll~es with culling· cemetery. · ~dpn:seareh,lnnoVIItlve progrnms und I do visit the cemetery frequently; I remt~rk11ble brcllktltmllylls thnt have tlnd It to ben beuutlt\11, well·kept plnce, slll'td millions of b~ble8 from denth or with lovely 11101\UIIIents und .tlorol dlsnbHity o\>llr llle yelll'S. ii!TIIngemenis on the j!rnvesltes. l mn It~ 32·year h18tory, grillel\llto·the township trustees fur the · Over 1 r.-rt n10wl~~t~"f gross, etc. It gives lllle 11 pek'tlful fttlh~ lln vis" ltlllj! the ~."emele!'Y knowing ymtr lo\1\.'tl 0111)!) i\re l'e$lll\l! In thls \IUiet se:t· 'Theh~istorl~.!rr'sntiety is o ay. l mn 1101 \1 •ll"'"" uu · • 1t 1s ""' llWIIJlel':l.Ull· ·~"h I In i\I t~p III Ion I lit ... ""'_ bllit"k"pop\111llon this nre~t sl10uld be able to limm~ 1'~'1· jet\$ ot\ their own, Most have J!tlltdpuyh\8 j{)bs, The pte.~fl)athlll p!tljeet 1~ okay. The P"PUhttlon should kmlw . th~ cemetery Is not a run-down, unktmpt . OLDEST MEIGS GRADUATE pln~:e. It Is my belief "trent human kind right while they are Hvilll! and there will be nu 11ullt when they ore gun~." Vllda Mayo Bidwell . Harold H. Westphal There must be a place. Dtar Editor: , Lately, kittens have been nbandmteJ In Ill}' mtt. I feel sure lllat this Is hop· pening all over the county betnuse II ls the time t>f the ye11r when bnby tmlmuls are \\Om, · Shnme on the womnn thnt dropped three · kittens In the pnrkh111 lot of' Rooney Metht:ldlst Chureh. She wus seen und I think it Is 11 shnnlc her lh.:en~r number WIIS not tumed In tu the J.ll'\lll\.'1' · nuthorltles, This week, tWil smnlllclltens were ten netlr my hmne on Hllfflsburg R\lllll. Then I brought two of the kittens trum the ~hurch. Two of Ill}' own cnts h11ve litters here, Jllus severn! others tmd 1ny lmuse cut, 11 Hi-pounder natnetl Angel. l .hit my limit u wnlle back. The Oillllll County Humnne S011luty suys they hnve no mom for cuts und klttens. Can. there be a phtee silt nslde tbr lllese helpless creatures? Pleuse stup lit· terlng the countryside with these . · defen~~Ciess babies. , Donna L. MtGultt Dh.lwell Allee MarpNt . --------------------------------~-------------- TheY. concluded by calllna ntaa to CaiTie Jo Abbott, on their claaamates to be ''nOt Jonathan Andrew Acree, Marie Allen, only wise but also just aa unique Joellne Chavonne Lynn Barnett, auhe year 200:2 Ia because It Is IIDIII PI.. A1 reflexive - the same forwards Lana Ann Barrett, Joshua David Taylor Bus, Ryan and blickwards.'' always be easy. There will Hundreds of family mem- Alan Bates, Bradley Allen . always be some obstacles bers and friends J!llcked the Baylor, James Anthony that stand In your way. There auditorium for the 34th annu- Bearhs, Nicole Dawn Blnck, wlll always be people who challen~e your bel.iefs but, If a1 bacca1aureate and . com· . Sarah Ann Blankenship, Brandon Russell Bobb, mencement eKen:lses. )'OU be eve In yourself, your the graduates entered the Garnett Ellen Bonecutter. i:leterminatlon can overcome auditorium to music by the Nicholas Pl'llston Bowles, anv obstacle. M · ~ HI h Scho I b d · Heather Marie Brooks, Erica ~Remember. Only as far ns etgs II o an Bryan, Danny we seek, can we ao. Only as directed by Toney Dingess. Renee Christopher Buffington Jr., much as dream, can we be." The national anlllem, invoca· Ashley Renae Burbridge, The Puckett twins, sharlna tlon, and welcome by Mindy a •peec:h, commented on their Ann O'Dell, senior class Bobbie Jeanne Burson, Erin "memorable moments" at president opened the proat'llm Gayle Bush, Zachariah C.· Melas Hlah. The)' listed their wUh Britton)' Williams mak· Butcher, Wayne Adney Capehart, l~~mes Olen Childers fav-""'t tblna& the ~lava a . Ina the lnt~u~tluns, "'' e ·r ' • The mus1c department pre- II, Jennifer Sue Clark. .phyalca.netd.tnP., the r social sented "Kentucky 1800" and Jessica Patricia Davis, encounters in hallways. ,, . "Meigs Memorable Zachary Carl Davis, Trista They reflected on the ups Moments .. Ann Docrfer, Jesse A. Dubbs, and downs" which have led D 15· ·a Bl hi · Edward Eakins, them to what they described enn • c nger, prtn· Chorles Donald Ray Franklin Eakins, "the best part of all _ clpal, presented the clan to Ill .. , John Hood, president of 1he Delana Eichinger, Amanda anduatlon. Board of Education, and as lean Ellis, Amber Nicole The separation from their "'""&tal Pennington read the Ellis, Caleb Zechariah Ellis, classmate&, the inconve· ml'.. 11 h " d d d' 1 Heather Elleene Fetty. niencea of the buildina reno· c ass ro ' e nan e rp o· vatlon with claaaes ln the 'iraller park", and llle wrona lf\~PECTION spelllna of their school name on thelr senior shirts were mentioned by the two. ·Malp KILPATRICK'S VlEW .Be sure to bring your bandoleer to the battleground Mt>l'lllllan SO yelll'!l hllve passed stni.'ll the Su~me· Court last gl11111:ed 111 llle ~on~tltutltllllll right ttl keel) nnd bellt llrrt\5, Now It ap~ possible, though probably lmproliable, that this tona peri· bd of lnattetUltlll 1\\llY be endlna. · 'rile I'OIIslblllty 111'01111 two weeks ~o when Soll\lltor Oenerlll Ted Olson flied oJ)pusltlon briefs In !he c~11118 of Juhll Lee M'tli'ck HB!IIIy Md 11mothy Joe Bmerson. His .t'brlets carrll!d the eltP.Iiclt endtll'8ement of Attomey Oenerlll Johtl Ashcroft Md thll Implicit apcroval of the Bu•h COWMNlST • tldmlnl•trll· • . tlon. Ourt overs 1111d aun haters reacted wllll conflh:tlll& .whoOps and hollers; and gorllln on llle body of the amendment, now the S~d Amendment Is baek In With rew eltceptlol\8, lower federal thil n We once more. coUrt8 have cont:Juded thllt the l'llterence If It wen~ not tbr Olson's Intervention, to 11 well·t'CI!ulnted mllltln serv 8 to limit the two appeals wtluld 11ttr1!Ct little 1\0tlce, thevery ri~lltlllut mustnotbe lnfrlnaed. Hlllllly was ~~entell(Cd ttl 33 mollths In This was the conclusion rern:hed by lh prll!lln for po81111~81on of two machine Supreme Cuurt In the Miller cnse of 11111111, Bmtl'8tln WM Indicted fur J)OIIIIIIil• 1939. A pair or Oklllhomo bootleggers, slon or 11 pistol while under a restraining Juck Miller und Fronk ~ton, were 0011 • ord r, aven the uuomey genel'lll sees 1 --' f 1 d b b nolhlna wrong Ill a htw forblddhll! llle v ~~"" o ·clltry na o ou c• 111\'tl suwcdrivate """IIIISsion. of machine auns. As off Sh()II!Un Into Arkunsus. Justice JnmeK ,..w C. MtRaynolds gozed with aelld eye Ror B111el'!i0n, he h1111 yet to be trl~d. 11nd u · upon the rn~ts. TI)e defendunts were n:ly· 1exB!I jury ml11ht well acquit him. The1111 lng U(X>n the Secund Am ndment, but In ore not heulllly horses for John Wuynes to valti. They hod presented no .evldllnce to ride on. show thllt a suwed·oiY sho111 un "hus some JnmeR Mudlmn wns huvlng u bud dny reusonable relutlunshlp to tho preNervo• when he dl'lln~d the SI!~'Ond Amendment, tlon or cnleie 1tey of n well·re11uluted Hill Wl'!llon went to a commltt~ on11tyle. mllltlu.'' In the nature of thlnys, the ~otnmittee Mc:ReynoltiM then backed lntt> 11 Cl!ltVO• . mutle Mudl5oo'~ murk still murkier, und luted sentence thut WIIH run~ In keeplnj the fln11l text began with a hungln11 X"r1111e with the MudiiJOnlunstyl~ "Certulnly It is rR~d r~~~~~ ~tllltlreiidii1~.0!.~0:~~!;11Uslurtlt}d· not within judldnl notice thnt this •· ·~ ~ wenpon Is uny pun of the ordlnury mlll· · mllltlu, being neces8ary to the stcurlty or tary equipment or thntlts use could con· u rrcutnte, the rlghtlifthe peuplcto liecJl tribute to the common def< nse." and bear arms, s~nll not be lnfiingcd." Very well. The lot~lcul conclusion One colltttll!ntUtot hili! described the would uppeur to be lnesc:npuble. If 11 bOOt· opcnlhg phru1111118 un "emburtlll!l!lrtent" to legger hill! no rl&ht 10 corry 11 weupon thlll everyone Involved In the rueone world of Is -NOT suited fur the tnllltlu, lie must ntllis. The clause sits like un 800 pound · · . James Kil' ;<t • huve 11 rlaht to CIIITY 11 wenpo11 thut IS suited for the mllftla. Otlierwlse the 11111endment would have no mcunlng utult - not even a meanlna lllat uolild bll divined by llle likes nf JOhn Ash.:mn 1111d Ted Olson, . Satisfied with hb re11sunlng, McReynolds devoted llle rest t>f his opln· lun to a rcvlew of colonial laws deilllns with llle arming of civilian WlltTiors. Ty~leally the1111 law8 declared every ~tbleled hit 111 Ill '"~ 1 · w e m e c zen uo.:tween I II: nges of 1~ 11nd 4~ to be a member or lltll militia, In Massoohu8ett8, for exnmple, men wel'll to serve either ail plkemen ur us musketeer~. The musketeers wl!n: to rel)!)n Cor duty with 11 aoot1 fixed mu!iket with II bon1 not less tfian-4!1111chcH nu1· lo!'IJer than ~ 1 ltlohea, plus 11 prtmhll! wire, scounlr, mould, liandoiWll. unc pound of powder, 20 bullets and twMath· oms or trultch. . This Is th11 rlaht thut cannot be · ubridIIed . The rlgh t to kee~ and ... u.:ur urms Is u right of ''the people," n the ~~tune wny thut tfie rlt1ht of pelll:llllble a111111111bly Is u ril!ht of the peopfe. The riaht I<J be SI:\:UN In our homeM Is equally 11 right of every Individual. Should not ldentlcultenm oo consistently construed? I suspc~:t thel'll Is less to the Ash~ron stutement thun lnnnmes the llberol 11ye. The auorney aenerat · wus curel'ul t\1 defend ''reasonable l'llt!trlctlons'' nn the Second Amendment rljht. In the cn~e Ill hnnd, he would let HMey's ~'Onvlcthm ~llltltl. Oun IOVCI'll need a better CIL'!C. pet· hnps In 1M IIITI:Rt of an able·bodlcJ 111un or Mnssuchuseus, nabbed on Busllm ommon with musket, banllul~;,oer nnJ bulleltt Bystun~en might MUiliJOM! the rellow wus sent lt'llm Centnl Costing, but the Second Amendment would be ~liVl'll.. (Jame.r J. KilptJtrlck /,t rJ c·uitm1111.1! for U11ivtrsul Press Sy11dkale.) Heather Friend, Rachel Lynn Garey, Joshua Blake Glaze, Zachary James Olaze, Jessica· Darlene Gray, Tasha Nicole Oreen, Robert Benjamin Haley, Tiffany Danielle Hall, Amber Marie Haning, Joshua Adam Haning, Erin Rae Hartson, Jason . D. Hershberger, Corrie Hoover. Ashley Burke Ho5char, Adrian Marie Hubbard, Rebecca Elaine Jacks, Darrell Gene Jenkins, Jamesop H, Johnson. Staesha Dawn Kennedy, Gregory Glenn King, Jr,, Melissa Dawn Kirk, Darrick Quentin Knapp, Ryan Keith Kratitter, Zachery Lane Krautter, John Louis Krawsczyn, Christopher Tyson Lee, Daniel Allen ·Lenigar, John Robert Lentes, Jr., Jessica Jane Lucas, Antoinette Tanell McClintic. Brian Scott McKinley, Nicholas Adam McLaughlin, Jason Allen Miller, Chelsea Rae Montgomery, Monica LeAnne Moon, Sara ----------REE HEARING TESTS ' Auto· Otunera Inaurance SHAVER REPAIR Life Home Car Buslnea '7llt '"lt.P.,Us , :Z, rtfi" INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. 114 Court Pome~y . . 992·6677. 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Army in 1943 . while a student at Pomeroy High School. Recognized but unable to attend was Earl Denny, Jr., also drafted while a student at Pomeroy High SchooL He had been presented his diploma earlier. The symbol of graduation b,Y · Amber Marie Haning, smging of the alma mater. and the benediction conc.luded the commencement program. IDIEIIAIE MEDICAl COUPON FHEE ' Elizabeth Moon, Erin Nicole Moore, Chelsea Ronique Moss, Kara Michelle Musser, Joshua Scott Napper, Christopher W. Neece, Mindy Ann O'Dell, Krystal Dawn Pennington. Beth Ann Phillips. Travis Edward Powell, Knsty Dawn Puckett, Misty Sue Puckett, Erin Kaye Ralston, Richard Harold Ramsburg, Jennifer Lynn Reeves, Jodi Reeves, Melissa Amanda Richmond, Jessica Lynn Roush, Leslie Nichole Runyon, Joseph Franklin Rupe, Elizabeth Ann Russell. Amanda Adel Saxon, Jessica Renee Schuler. Mary Ann Schuler, Mary Beth Schultz. Evan Lee Shaw, Travis Siders, Stacia Dawn Sims, Jacob Denane Smith, Marc Donald Smith. Michael Glenn Smith Jr., Rebecca Marie Smith, Terry Ray Smith. Amber Nicole Snowden, Crystal Jean South, Jason Stanley, John Scott Stanley, James Tyler Stewart, Allison Rae Story, Clayton Allen ........... IIAIIIIVIIA CPIPIIC.IIII Wlitllclllln ~~ •••c~ hlllllrlf 14------ 1 .. J �Galllpoll1, Ohio I Inside: Sundlly, May 21, 2002 Kings take lead over Lakers, Page 82 · Gallia church ~oftballleague, Page 83 Outdoors, Page 86 GALLIA COUNTY NOTEBOOK . p.mmlsslon · to aueet · GAU.IPOUS -Gallipolis City Commission will meet in special session Tuesday at 7 p.m.. . in the Gallipolis Mun~e1pal courtroom. He• stolen GALLIPOLIS Kimberly Warren, Graham School Road, Gallipolis, reported to Gallia County sheriff's deputies that between 9 p.m. Wednesday and I a.m. Thursday, an unideniified subject entered her 1992 Jeep Wrangler by. removing the top covering. Deputies said $50 in damage was done to the console, and SO COs, valued at $750, a cell phone, valued at$179, and a bottle of tanning lotion, valued at $46, were removed from the vehicle. The incident is under investigation. Drivers died GALLIPOLIS- RachelS. Bums, 28, 1374 Lincoln · Pike, Patriot, was cited for failure to control and unsafe vehicle by the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway ..Jpatrol following a one-car accident Thursda~ County Road 14 (Vanco) near the intersection with Ohio 588. Troopers said Bums was westbound at 12:10 p.m. when her car went off the right side of the road, and struck a ditch and an embankment. The car had-disabling damage, troopers said. Sammy D. Queen, 38, Gallipolis. was cited for fllilure to control by the patrol in a OIICH:ar accident later Thursday on CR 12 (Cora Mill). . Troopers said Queen was eastbound, three•tenths of u mile.west of Perry Township Road 328 (Brushy Point) at 9:05 p.m. when the car he drove went off the left side of the road, came back onto the road and traveled off the right side, striking a tree. The car had disabling damage, the report said. Lois A. Rose, 37, 390 Circle Drive, Gallipolis, was cited for assured clear distance and no ·operator's license by the patrol in a two-vehicle accident Friday on Ohio 588. Troopers said Rose .was westbound ar5:20 p.m. when she was unable to slow in .time and struck the rear of a car driven · by Gary P. McGuire, 27, 685 Cox Road, Crown City. Cox was attempting u right tum into Gallipolis TR 224 (Texas) at the time of the collision, the report said. McGuire's car had nonfunc. tional darnlgc. and there was no damage to the van, boopets said. SUnday, ~ 21, 2002 InJury repoa led ADDISON - A Rutland man was injured in an accident involving the four~heeler lte operated and a. p1ckup truck Thursday on County Road I. (Addison Pike), the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol .reported. . David E. Capehart, 34, 63 Nelson Road, was transported to Holzer Medical Center by Gallia County EMS following the 8 p.m. accident that occurred four-tenths of a mile west of Ohio 7, the patrol said. LifeFiight was called to the scene. but was not used, accordil)g to reports. Details.of the crash remained unavailable as of Saturda~, although Capehan was idennfied as the driver of the fourwheeler and Lenora M. Saxon, 43, ISO! Brick School Road, Gallipolis, was the driver of the pickup, troopers said. The four-wheeler had nonfunctional damage, and functional damage was listed to .the pickup, the report said . Capehart was cited for left of ceritet. SUNDAY's lt Your Summer orr Rfaht... \ with Your Own Pooll! IIIGHLIGHIS .. 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Conference member Federal Hocking placed second with I 00, followed by South Webster with 95.5, and LucasvilleValley with 54. , Three Eagles placed third in · respective events as tive Eagles advanced to the regional semifinals next Wednesday at Lancaster's Fulton Field. · "They ~racticed hurd," said Spencer. They desel'l(e it, and Jim looking forward to how they do in the regionuls'." . Ross Holter placed third in the discus with a toss of 125 feet, one inch to advance to the regior\uls during event finals held on 1\lesday. Another pair of Eagles scored in the shot put, with senior R.J. Gibbs taking third With a heave of 43-7 to advance to Lancaster. Darren Scatborough garnered points for the Eagles at seventh pla<;,e with an effort of 38-10.75. Junior Brandon Werry triplequalified for the regionala, taking third in the 100-meter dash (11.8), third in the 200-meter (24.4), and as a leg on the Eagles' 4x I00-meter regional qualifying team. He coasted to his SI?Ot in the 200, checking the posittons of competing runners as he ne\lred the finish line. The Eagle 4x I 00 unit ran a 47.7 to notch fourth and advance. Bryan Minear took the final handoff in tifth place then passed and pulled away from RE!IIONAL - Eastern's R.J . Gibbs qualified for the regional track meet by fin· Plei11 IH E•sl••· 12 lshlng third In the Division Ill districts Friday at Fairland. (Dan Polcyn) INDIANAPOLIS (AP) ..,: Don't think for a second that it doesn't matter where a cat starts in the Indianapolis 500. Sure, it's a long race - · a lot can happen during those 200 laps Tmd three-plus hours. B.ut history shows th¢ closer to the front u driver starts, the greater the likeli: hood he'll cross the finisli line first, especially this yeat with tl:le fastest and perhaps deepest lineup in Indy histo: ry. : "It is an advantage," pole; sitter Bruno Junqueira said: . "There won't be any traffic iri front of me. Hopefully. there won't be any traffic m front · of me for the whole race.'' The first Indy winner, Ray Harroun, started from 28th place in 1911': Since then, only 12 winners have come from farther back than the fifth row, including just three from further than the inside of the eighth row. The front row, however, has accounted for 36 victories, including a record-16 by the pole-starter. Two-time winner Arie Luyendyk, who has started three times from the pole, will ta)ce the green flag Sunday from the 24th spot, the outside of the eighth row. ' "For me, it's going to be tough because it is such a stron~ field." he said Friday. "You re behind so many cars and the .turbulence is just unbelievable" The Flying Dutchman will be startin~ from the secondworst posttion of his 17-year Indy career. "You have a possibility of a lot of different strategies ·depending on what happens out there," Luyendyk said. "You can't have one plan. You have to have a plan A, a plan B. a plan C, a plan D.'' The plan that is used depends on the timing of pi( stops, .especially during yetlow caution penods. "If the car is unbelievable and it's looking like your picking 'em off one by ·,one, PIHII IH Indy, 82 Reds' Griffey off Dl, goes 1-for-4 in return TORONTO {AP) - .C.C. Subathia pitched three-hit ball for seven innings, and Travis ATLANTA (AP)- ~r seven weeks on the behind the bag at second, Griffey fouled out in . Fryman hit a three-run homer disabled list, Ken Griffey Jr. was back in center the third, lined out in the fifth and struck out in in the 11ighth as Ule Cleveland · the eighth. He faced an ()..2 count in his final field .for the Cincinnati Reds on Frida~ night. Indians beat the Toronto ~ GriffeyJho tore a tendon in his nght knee three at·bats, and even tried to bunt in the third. Jays 3-0 Saturday. "If it was a k'itch I could have bunted, I would April 7, '!!IIUled and batted third against the Paul Shuey · and Bob have bunted, he said. The pitch was on the · · Atlanta Braves. He singled sharply to center off Wickman finished the five-hit· inside comer_fqr strike two. "(was ju$t trying to starter Kevin Millwood in the firSt inning and ter, Cleveland's third shutout get on base. lJat's the only way we're going to finished 1-for-4 in the Reds' ll-21oss. of the · season. Wickman score runs.'' His batting average dropped four points to worked the ninth for his II He waii in a good mood before the game. He .269. save in 12 opportunities. walked quickly into a news conference and 'The first couple of innings .1was like a deer Sabathia (4-4), making his in headlights.~· Griftey said. "As the game went took a seat with reponers, shouting "I'm ready, · second start since being robbed on, I felt more and more comfonable being in let's go," before moving up to the microphone at gunpoint on Mayl7, struck the outfield. I think that's going to be the adjust- to lllke questions. out six and wulked three to Later, he exchanged hugs and handshakes · ment playing, is going to be I'(aying the outsend Toronto to its II th loss in tield,' · · · with severdl Atlanta players, and mingled with. . the last 16 home games. fans and signed autographs during batting prac· HE'S BACK...,.. C,lnclnnatl Reds outfielder Ken Griffey J(., moves Facing an infield shift during each at-bat, The 21-year-old left-hander • · · out df the way of pltch"from Atlanta's Kevin Millwood. (AP) with Atlanta shortstop Rafael Furcal playing tice, allowed two runs in six. innings in a no-decision against Kansas City in his last start, a day after being robbed at a Cleveland hotel of $44,102 In cash and jewelry, including a necklace and earrings. , Toronto starter Esteban STAFF REPORT on ships come to Huntington," Marshall coach nent was Temple in 1999, a game Loaiza (2-1) extended his HUNTINGTON, W.Va.Marshall and posting Bob Pruett said. "Now that we have Marshall won 34-0 in Huntington. scoreless streak to a careerUniversity Director of Athletics Lance The Hurricanes are 5-0 all-time three run- Miami, we have two of the most recent high 18 l-3 innings before West, alon11 with University of Miami national champions, along with ·against members of the Mid-American· ner-up fiD· Fryman broke up the scoreless Athletic D~rettor ,Paul Dee, announced ishes, Tennessee, on the Schedule to, play in Conference. The 'Canes la~t pi aye~ a tie with his fifth homer. today the signing of a three-game . Huntin11ton. . MAC opponent m 1987, defeatmg Having an Loaiza walked Omar ball contract between the two schools. "I thmk the fact that we have been Toledo 24-14 and Miami (Qhio) 54,3 opportuniVizquel leading off the eighth. The contract calls for the able to sohedule home games against that year. ty to bring Vizquel moved to second on a Thundering Herd to visit the Orange teams like this shows the level of The game~ with Miami join a solid .an oppo11rounder before Loaiza inten· Bowl to play the Hurricanes on Sept. I, nent like this to Huntington is some- respect outfrogram has ~ained outside list of future Herd opponents. uonally walked Jim Thome·to 2007 and Sept. 22, 20 12 with the the state o West Virgima. Hopefully, Among those are Tror, State (2003thing we are always looking to do.'' face Fryman, who hit a 1..0 'Canes making an appearance ·in we will be able to announce more of 04 ), Tennessee (2003, 06, '09, 'I 0), , Marshall currently holds an all-time pitch over the wall in left field. Huntington on Sept 10, 2011. these txpes of games in the very near LSU (2003), Georgia (2004), Ohio ~ord of 3-10 against current memLoaiza, who missed spring · "We are vel)' excited to finalize this future. ' · State (2004 ), Virginia Tech (2005) and l>ers of the Big East Conference, but is training and the first six. weeks deal to play the Hurricanes," West said. 1·1 against schools from that league The Herd is scheduled to play Big Wisconsin (2007). · of the season because of tight"Miam1 is obviously one of the tof. East member Virginia Tech on Sept. 12 Marshall will face Appalachian sihce the league's formation in 1991. ness in his right shoulder, prognuns in all of college footbal , "One of the priorities of our fans ha.~ of this year and a~ain during the 2005 State, Virginia Tech and Troy State in allowed seven hits in 7 1-3 hav1ng won five national champlbeen·for us to schedule name teams to season. Thp Herd s last Big East oppo- nono(;onference games this falL innings. Marshall, Miami.(Fla.) ink three-year deal I NJNDAVI starting ,-ay · PICKERINGTON Eastern will play Newark Catholic in the Division IV, Region 15 semifinals Friday at Lancaster's Beavers Field. The Green Wave defeated Lancaster Fisher Catholic, 31, in their district semifinal contest. Eastern advanced to the regionuls with a 6·1 win over New Boston on Thursday. Game time Friday is set for 5 p.m. In the other regional semi· final Friday, Leesburg Fairfield will meet Toronto at 2 p.m. The regional title game will be I p.m. Snturclay. ' ... t.• . . ' Lane Top Full Catnapper Rocking Bottom Recliner Recliner Mattresses $288 $298 S599 Slzzllnsl Does Indy Eagles to Newark Cath. In ,regional semis THE F NAL DAY!!! grateful to Mr. Cook and cer· tainly to the people at the Career Center for their hard work." from PllpA1 . Geiger notes that the Mason County area was particular · sign details the e!'ceptional in th~ number 'Q( exploits of George Rogers Clark defeat of the British at . s1gns that are sull standing Vincennes and Kaskaskia since the historic marker prowith "an army of only 17S gram was initiated in 1934. "About a third of these men . .Clark's party began their expedition from the markers that have been put up . are no longer there,'' mouth of the Kanawha. Ge1ger noted. "They've been Walbrown teaches Agriculture/Forestry at the knocked down or they've CliMer Center, but he wasn't ~n stolen or whatever, but the only Career Center . Pomt Pleasant's markers are teacher involved. Russell still around.'! Although funding from the Willij!ms' welding class lent state may not be available to a harid in repairing a crack in replace missing signs, some the sign. . ·· area residents find · ways to "Mrs. Caplinger (the · Career Center director,) and pay the $1,500 price tag that Mr. Wallbrown were both comes with creating or very happy to cooperate, in rer.Jacing a new marker. 'Just about all new.markers fact the vocational people up that. s.o. up today are usually there have been very, very the m•uauves by the local citgood to help with a great izens who take an interest in many things," Cook said. "The welding instructor something," Geiger said. welded it back where it was "We work with them in terms broke and the building of the wordin~ and getting it .instructor, his students are erected. We re just truly workirig on a trail shelter for grateful for all the work Krodell>ark and they should they've done around here. There are a lot of people in have that ready in about a Point fleasant that are taking week." an interest in their history and ' The efforts put forth by the see how this history can proCareer Center and Cook have vide them with an opportuninot gone unnoticed. • The Division of Archives ty .in terms of promoting and Histocy sent Joe Geiger, tourism· and economic develfrom the Database Archive opment here in the area and section, down to help with any role that we can play in we certainly want the reinstallation of the first assisting, to do that." si.f.n. The West Virginia Division 'I knew that Lowell Cook was working on refurbishing of Culture and History have some of these and was really also recently released a new book with an updated listing pleasantly surprised.'' Geiger of all of the historic markers said. ''The rriarker program in ·the state titled, 'Marking these days are pretty much · Our Past.' · dependent upon individuals Proceeds from the sales of such as these out of the coun- the books will go to refurties that have an interest in bishing some of the markers history to keep them going and erect new markers. because we don't get state The books can be ordered funding to repair markers or through WVDCH, the to put up new ones, so we're Cultural Center, Capitol really dependent upon indi- Complex, 1900.theKanawha viduals diat take an anterest in Blvd. East, Charleston, W.Va. history and we're really 25305..0300 for $12.9S each. ..... 81 . .' •• �~Ill B2 • . ._, CilltS·6tlllial Pomeroy • Mld:ll port • Gt'\ a's, Olllo • Pull• Pl 1 unto Wll . Kings beat La TRACK It FIELD IESUUS at hll' 1 .... a.' at OfiiU DlllliiM. liE tct:U. . tl-10.5:; , . ~ t"No..l!k 'Slrlpt::ao ..... tO.l-J;; IN'WIM1 At U'•S.S. ~n.•101~ ~ n -.,_.-,...._,eM Mt !ll'.ot WICG ~ 111:11 Gl\10- ..._,.eM S.t(l ~ $W ~ 0'1:... - .53secoodsduringa27-12run Laken'12-gameroadpla~ff SaJttm'Dl I lilt ~ ... ,_... -yet the Lakers still never winning streak. Playing 1 ir «> t'An••• t(l(QQ•vllt..S.:..,,Q'Jtlillt:M 1't1'11wts-.t:FW1....,FM~ got within 10 points of the firth straight game without Gllla Ja.tO;'Mw- aSWJS.tt. TIIIMtl'I~~SW~ Kings, who weren't given inJ·ured All Star Peia TOP EIGJ!n"l£AIA SC011£S- 3COM lwei a- •:uf<illo eM l.....,.S$$-4.. much of a chance to threaten Stojakovic, the • ' Ch41~• tU: IMIIA 9t.S: 48<11 Gld NO SO.t; CM • ~~t~~•u- ..._eM tS..t:; 14 Easmn. a.o.nJI.S; eoa• co-. so.s. a.,.... sw $4.0; Rlllh sw tU:; CllliJI NO,._~ in the series despite their points from Hedo OSlu. 8$; Sollltl w.tM11oT es. Mlnlwci Cllafttll liE SS.. t: -~ E:8 81e» At tl.O;; FIIMIII SW tU;; Pacific Division title. his )tOUn!J replacemenl in the se; "-111 Non oa- 2 5U; S11111 o Ellt•o. a.t\11 At tU;, - - . . M Webber punctuated the vic- starting bneup. o.Jr Hill U " IIOOU, - CNtulwo CG HUt ta..t;; S1i EP ao.s. · tory with an alle~s()()p dunk The Lakers ue !railing in a 01tw IM!'M. WIC\toQ - Glaafo; \lll'tlll sw a::ss.:1:: l'tdll n tQON - . _ eM u.S; CI!IIM onapassfrom81bbywitha pIayo ff sencs · flor JUSI · the RH!kwtaEa-..,.._~ a:aa;;,..c..~::ae;;DQEII Rttt.~~RI:tt .l;;lsliti.V S«5®111••": tu.t.tn 11>\k.e;; I:U.J;; UovG 'AI 1:4J;; ~ 11.0; ......_eM tU: llirnt minute left. After the buzzer, ond time since coach. Phil · lolallc:l'lulv. l~~Ca~VIIll!f. sw 11:54..1: GIUtlo GR li::S&.S. RIE: ti.S; l.,. SG tl~ ....,.,_ . Webber pointed at a small Jackson arrived in 1999. Los. 4xMIOM ,._. - e:.-.n ~ lOOU...;. ~· eM IU;; Qoa Nil oe. tU. section of Sacramento fans Angeles lost Game 1 {)(last · to::su: Sau.lll W...,. tt:l4.t;; 1&.0;, laCIII E:JO k2: N1c1iitt oe. Sllollllll- . . . ell SO.OlSi: 1 and whooped season's NBA Finals to ' Coal Grav. u :u .e;; a.tpr., · II..J;; eM 0..4: s--SW «-s.~ ~liE Chris in joy. h ti::SS.?; S.Wtllem t4:11'.t. Sllol*ui'At~ Nil $0..1;: Coats Ill' ~J;; WiJIIell Qt ~S; ... ....,. Doug C "stie ad 17 points Phil~l~a before winnif18 Sllot p;~t- ~ BP D-7 S; M su. sc 41-4._5:; CaM SW 4t.O.S:: and 12 rebounds for the four stnught. lkl CG :32-6;; 'lcQo!UI Qt 31: . lflllll'"ll h•n~ eM tS..UI: ~ liE 3e-t~n. Kings, who were at the peak Before the series, the 4.15: HOI oe. ~tUS; Ellana c:.n Ill' 1S.7.s:; Glatt NO ts-. ....._Ill At ~NUS. , .__. hi hfl · r L··t. . ed h th · EP 30-S.JS; CQnle,ylVM-t.S; &.lS;ICi!IQU:IIS.t; NQtE814· 1101*- BoartcMI EP 4:St.t ; fl o u~•r . g · ymg 1game •Or .....ers que£11on w e er M•n:ulill ..m aa-e; Rift GRIll· u .S; Moi\IQ~ c.. t4..t,~ Ce»ttft sw 4.:s t.l: "''"' Nllol the first three qumers. Sacn~mento'& free-flowing 4.5. Haa& EB t4-4.~ a.-an sw s.-w.S; GIIIIIIIINIIol s.-w.t;; ~ Meantime, the Lakers were ~le coold win in the rvav Hi!lh ~mp - G...tl NO 4-10; 14·4-lS. . FH S.~t; Ail~ ItO 5."01.1;; 8Mt . f. MQlef Ml 4:1:. (tit) ~ 8P :saOGM - Ro~ SW 13:0&.5:; SC S:K.t; 11\111~ GR S:al. booe«l by their StaEies Center s. It won emphatical )t tn and Mays E:a 4_., Petito Qt 4_., Knabb E1IIUl.IS:; aa·r~- Nllol 400N _ QuiM Rf su; ~ fans when they ell behind Game 3. though the Laken,' ClletlllietiMIIP4-t:HII-SW .14:11.0; w. 111111 NB t4:14.S; I'H 54.0: A.twllll& sw 54.1; 7.5,.52 after three qumers. poor shooting and some good 4. • Boacl... sw t~st. t: Sftll.lll lV Ful\o!i Cl1 54.11; RobbiM Cl1 With the exception of defense had plenty to do with toot.t hurdlaa- c,.., BP l&.t; 15:11.1: ~ IP 10:-.a: S4.1: 8lalflVSU;~lltSS..1 ;; Shaquille O'Neal, who had 20 ii Graft NO 11.1;: Rildlt Ml tU; E:llkoll RE: 11S:a4. , W.bra 011 su. ints and 19 rebounds, the ·I,' has been three •veurs since a..,..nll\fl Cl1 Ul.tl: Hll- sw 4•400N ....~ - CM~N~~Mit.a 4lt100M leiQ - Clltaaptu• 111.0: Rtlllft CG tl.t. . 4:26.1 ; E:aattno IIHIWfl 4:M.S; $4.1; L.uua~llla 'Alia, 4&.5; akers looked unaccoul)tably Sacramento lost a road playtOOM - L•IIIM co. t3.3: "-v c~~al G10.,. 4:441: Soulll Fade..l HQCI!.IIIQ 41.5; flat and lisUcss. Bryant, off game to anyone t.~~cepl the CH IU: Mldlt.llt oe. tU: ISOft W.O.Itf 4:41;: 8tlple 4:44.5. RtMI&'OIIIIt Ea- 41.1;: 0111: Hill whose bout with apparent Lakers. With 17 wins in their EP tS.l; t<o.hlat IE:& t3.&: · top aenltlft 47.0: Swill Wtlltter 41.4. · fro · Pollock Ctt I U: McO.....Id 8P TOP EIGHlTUM SCORES - 300M IIOiflllaa - Hllnt CH U .!l; food po1soning m a room- · last 19 road games dating t4.3: Adk1n11.1t 14.&. Clluapuka til; Faftnlt Rulli sw 44.0; W.llet$ oe. «.~; service cheeseburger limited back to the regular season, the Pol• vault - Slt•a CG 7.0; Hacklltfl 100: SOillll W.ter MJI!CIIm eM 44.:!: Ctetl SC 45.0; him in Game 2, missed nine Kings h~ve played with freeBrownll\fl CH H: Ktlly CG e-e. 15.5: Luuavllla-'ftlla~ 54; Fenton SW SW 45.4; William& of his first 12 shots. dom and 11m away from the ••200M r•lay - Chtairpeak• Reecl&vtU. Euttm 44; Eult<fl FH 4Lt; 8oatcloef At 4&.4. Sacramento improved to 5- · 1 ·t f Arc Are 1:53.6: Mlnlonl t:M.I : E••tem Pika 115; Mllnctoultfas. eooM- SloM CH 1:58; HoUIII& ,., mden.sl Y .okl sho ... na Brown 1:55.8: Coat Crov. OIMr tum& acor1ng - Swill sc li:07.t; Outocen Qt li:07.1t . th 0 on the road m e p1ayous an II qu1c y owi::u up at t:57.1; Belpre 2:04.11; Rftda•llle Gallle, Oalt HIU; S1111lllam Smllll SW 2:14.4; Mi'4 four days after ending the Staples Center. 1 · Eaattrn 2:CMI.4: Swill '(lelltttt Sclotovtlta CommWOity. GI'HII ll:tl.l ; co.., $0 1:111.8; 2:01.1. . 4~t800M relay Clat"Pftkt NofdNm lll 1:10.4; Hwlt lit UIOOM - Plett.r E8 5:45.,: 1:47.41;. SOIIIII Wtbttet 9:13; 11:10.8. Royal SW 5t52.1; Perlto CH Lut:aa•IU. 'IIIIey 1:31.3; Oak Htl 200M - Quinn Rf N.S; Hillit 41:01.I; Bowman loiN 8:21 .8; 11:52.5: Fecltrel Hocldl\fl 10:..,.5; CH 23.1: Well)' RE ~ .4; 6:-leM Hlldtblllnd BP fl:30.8; Ltwlt- · Soutlltno 12:04.3. 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Ml 1:04.3: Midkiff OH 1:04.3; Long jump - Cariell ND t•ll; 4~t400 - Chtaipukt 3:31.1 ; l<oehltt EB 1:05.5; Ru:ktl E8 Belt LV 18-0.25; Marclnlto RE Luua~lle V.llel' 3:44.3: Fecltrel ,1:07.3: Mon~omery CH 1:08.0; 18·8.5; Hunt CH 18-4,75; Hocltll\fl 3:44.5; SOIIII'I Wtlllttt INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - short. Andrctti, whose uncle, Sunday, with no rain the Shonkwiler I 1:12.2; H•yman Slmrnana CH 18·3; Holb~ Lll 3:45.7: Oak HIII4:0U. Robby GQrdon gets a little Mario, won Indy in 1969 and forecast at either venue, irritated when he hears people whose cousin, Michael, is Gordon should have the saying he hasn't really done racing here Sunday, hasn 'I chance to match · Tony the Memorial Day · weekend been back since. Stewart, who completed all "They've all _lust continuously improved, • double yet. . . · Gordon, a former open· 600 laps, finishing sixth in said South Oa1lia coach Lori West, "aono· "They don 'I have m.e listed .wheel star who now has a Indy and third in Charlotte, from not even havina good runnina form, tO: liS doing the double in 2000," full-time ride in NASCAR last May. · placing. : said Gordon, who has been with Richard Childress Stewart, a former Indy "They came (to the district meet); they've· hampered by weather in his Racing, in 1997 became the Racing League champion two previous attempts 19 run second driver to attempt the who covets an Indy .500 win, the South Webster anchor to advance the learned, and they are ready for next year:• both the Indianapolis 500.and difficult feat. . chose to stay in Charlotte this Eagles. Werry kicked off the relay, folSouthern placed sixth in the 4x800-meter relay finals held Tuesday, but no runners~ the Coca-Cola 600 in Rain postponed lnd¥ and year, concentrating on !he lowed by Kevin Marcinko and Gibbs. • Charlotte, N.C., on the same Gordon finished 34th m the Winston Cup points battle and were made available. • also advanced individuall~ for names day. stock car race that nit~ht a possible $1 million bonus theMarcinko • EASTERN GIRLS FINISH lOTH: Eagles, taking third in the long JUmp While no Lady Eaales placed hifh enouah · Gordon hopes to bury the before flying back and racmg for winning the stock car race. with a bound ofl8-8 ..5. criticism for good . Sunday to 29th at the Indianapolis Gordon cerlainly doesn 'I (top four) to advance to reaiona competi-. j Plac:ina but not advancing for the Eastern lion next week, ~ te~ scored 14 points tO: when he will try Of!Ce ag,ain to Motor Speedway the next mind doing the double solo. complete I, 100 miles of rae· day. . · "Sunday is going to be a boys was Ryan Wacther in the 110.-merer place ~ Oth in the final team sumdinas. • . ·~· ing m cities 400 miles apart. A rain delay two years ago huge day for me, out I think high hurdles. He was seventh (18.9.) Jcnmfer Chadwell was the highesi·Jilac~· Minear was also sixth in the 100 and sev- ing Lady Eagle, Jllaclna fifth in the 300 He managed to run in both at Indy caused Gordon. to I'm ready for it," he said. ' events on the same day in miss the starl of the NASCAR "I've been working with the enth in the 200. meter hurdles (.5S.I ). · • South Oallia's boys finished II th in the 2000, but wasn't able to starl event. P.J. Jones subbed for Childress team's trainer a bit Jennifer Hayman took eiahth In the 200-· the stock car race and fell far Gordon in the stock car race, and he's given me plenty .of meet with 6.5 points, placing two individu- meter (32.1) and the 400,meter (I: l3,S). short of the full complement which was red,flagged due to fluids and special energy als in three events. Rachel Elliott was eighth in the 3,200-' of miles. rain after 261 of 400 laps at drinks to prepare me." Sophomore Michael Corey ran a person- meier run (16:38.4). "We finished sixth here and Lowe's Motor Speedway. The 33-year-old driver said al-best 2:19.9 to take sixth in the 800-meter The 4xl00-meter relay team was fifth. went on to finish in By the tirr\e the delay he has been battling an ener- run for the Rebels. (!59.3), and the 4x200-meter relay team of Charlotte," Gordon said. "But ended, Gordon was in the car gy-sapping head cold for Fellow sophomore Dustin Lewi~ scored Elliott, Katie Hoxsie, Ha~man, and' I missed the first about SO and went on to finish 35th. more than a week and has put in a ~air of events, the I00-meter dash and Chadwell finished sixth (2:06.4 . . laps or so, so a lot of people He had no Winston Cup on about four pounds because the htghjump. He ran a 12.2 tp take.seventh Southern placed fifth (14: I .9) in the dOn't count that." · ride last May, so Indy was his his werkout schedule ·has in the dash and leaped .5-4 to tie for sev- 4'!800-meter relay finals held Tuesday, but John Andretti was the. first sole foclls. Gordon started been limited. enth. .no runners' names were made available. • · · in 1994. He finished lOth in third in a car co-owned by "But I still feel ~ood and • • the 500, then wound up 36th A.J. Foyt and Childress, who healthy," he said. 'Just for in the race in suburban hired h1m for his NASCAR insurance, the RCR team doc- · Charlotte after an early team later in the year. An tor is going to fly from Indy to wreck, and mechanical prob- engine failure after 184 laps Charlotte with me to make .Jems ended his cjay 180 laps · left him 21st. sure ll!et IVs, if needed." LOS ANGEl ES (AP) Kobe Bryant and the Los Anaeles Laten looked terrible until it was too late - and this time, nobody can blame a Sacramento cheeseburxer. Chris Webber had 26 points and nine rebounds, and Mike Bibby scored 24 points as the Sacramento JGngs grablied a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference finals Friday night, beating the Lakers I 0390. The two-time defending champions lost for just the fourth time in their last 28 playoff games - but this one was shaping Ull as an embarrassment until a blistering fourth-quarter rally made the final margin respectable. The loss, following a narrow defeat iQ Game 2, gave Los Angeles consecutive playoff defeats for the first time since the 2000 confer· ence finals. It was the Kings' first playoff victory in Los Angeles. · · Game 4 is Sunday in Los Angeles, with Game 5 back in Sacramento on Tuesday night. Bryant scored 16 or his 22 points in the fourth as Los Angeles scored 14 points .in . Gallia County church softball season underway "'*' KiU '""'* 1 -.a;...,_.. 1 ra LOCAL SPORTS BRIEFS ·Riyer V~lley girls end season With wtn over Logan, 2-1 · J-• Robby ·Gordon shoots for two wins today Indy ............... • • • : : • • ·: •• - you might stay with the same (pit) plan the leaders have," Luyendyk said. "If not, you might stay out on the track when the leaders come in lind then hooe for another quick yellow.'' · Greg Ray, who started from the pole in 2000, will begin from the inside of the last row this time. . "I started in the back or tile field in my very first Indy car lraCe back in 1997," Ray said. "It was not a pleasant experience. You can't believe how much dirt, sand and methanol fumes swirl around in the air. It will have to be a tactical start because of all the trou· ble that can happen in front of you. You JUSt have to remember it is 500 miles and it takes a long time to settle former winners Luyendyk, AI fled 25th, behind Luyendyk. Unser Jr., Eddie Cheever, Unlike some of the other Buddy Lazier, Kenny Brack backmarkers, Andretti didn't and Helio C.astroneves seem too concerned. will be trying to gain on "The big$est thing aboul Junqueira and front-row Indy is geltmg in the field," starters Robbie Buhl and Raul Andretti said. "Once r,ou are Boesel as quickly as they can. in the race, it's 500 mtles and "Even though the track is a lot can happen." smoother and there is more Andretti started 21st and grip, I don't think you'll see finished third . Jast year, the lot of wheel-to-wheel racing," bigge&t improvement in his Ray said. ''There's more grip 12 races at Indianapolis. but there's also more tire · "On the strategy side, we're wear, so that is something we ·going to have to do a little. bit will have to calculate in our of it on the fly because so pit strategy." many things can happen," Another . veteran . ~;Vith .a Andretti said. "The main po_or startmg .POSitiOn ~s, thin~ is to be there at the ,M.•c•h•ae...I•A•n•dr.iieii.ttl;,,;,w.ho~qu;a;h;·;;en;d;..• •-----. --- - The Joint Implant Center Specializing In total hlp and knee replacement • · out." • . Elch of the 33 drivers qual· ifled futer than Jut year's : pole speed, and the entire : field' averaacd a·'tecord: · 228.648 mph - more than ' • mph futer than Jut year and ' llinolt l mph quicker than the {ormet reCord aet IIX yean : ... _uelra, who Jut year • wu the luteal rookie and" fins ilhld fifth, took the pole at 231.~2 mph. The aloweat qUiliflll' wu Billy Boat, tUiodl« f01met pole-etatter, at 226.519. 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"My career here hils been like a dream - perhaps bot· •• ter than . 11 dream," he said . ; Friday. "It's been a areat 13 , · yeats for me, und I'm exclt: cd about next rellr... l ' . ·.• The 7-foot- center, who ~ turns 37 In Auaust, will play : . out the final year of the fwo: year, $20 minion contract he •, signed last summer. :: · The Spurs' career leader In · scoriny, reboundina, blocked : shots and assists fs comlna : off a sub-par 8cason. . : Robinson saw llm.lted : action in the playoffs : because .of u chipped disc, : which caused nerve prob' , lema In his bock, leas. and :: foot. · · He averaaed 4.5 points, : S.8 reboundA and 20 mlnutaa : In four playoff aames for the ·; Spurs, who beat Seattle 3-2 ·:: in the openina round, but :' were beaten 4~ I by the Loa : • Anaeles Lakers In the lee•;'ond round. · · : ·. Robinson averaaod a l carecr·low 12.2 polnt1 and ; 8.3 rebounda durlnt tho rea· : ular 1e11on, well 6elow hla :: career avera1•• or 21.9 : ~Inti and 10. rebounda, : He made hi I declalon throe 1 ·• yean aflor teamlna up with ·: ?:footer Tim Duncan to lead • tho Spurt to the NBA cham· ·: plonahlp In 1999. Roblnaon :i aald he rnealed hlalntention :• to retire well In advance to :; allow the team time to plan :I for the future. · · : Roblneon made the .: announcement In tbo library :• of the Carver Acad1my, a .; 11rlvate achool tor underprlv• :: lleaed children he hat fund· ·• ed. Dozone of etudenta 111 : quietly on the floor •• their : towerlna benefactor apoke : about hfa future . . P.obinaon Wl\1 joined by . -1111 father and"«Wo of hf1 •=three •one when he went :·public with tho "family decl· alon" he made earlier thil week. "I know the Lord hils aoocl thinaa for me to do," Robfnson said. "B11t hope, fully we'll h11ve 111rnt sum· mer and come b11ciC and have a fantastic year next ye11r." Robinson said there is no pressure to perform well on his farewell tour. · "To me, every aame is aoina to be fun, every P.!'IC· flee Is ~oina to be f\in," he aaid. "I m Just aoina to enjoy it. . "Aslona as l feel aood and excited to be on the floor, I want to play." Robinson was praised by both the P.ast and present owners of the Spun. "God paid 11 specltll bleu· ina to San Antonio when- ho sent us David Robinson," aald Reda McComba1•owner of the Minnesota viklnas and the Spurs' owner from 1988· 93. "We wore In hopes ot havlna a baaketball player who could uve the franchise for our city. We aot much more than that. n Current Spurs chairman Peter Hold nld: "He'a one ot a kl nd. He Is a true role model - a tremendoua alii· tete, 11 family man, a pillar ln the community - but mOlt of 1111 he h•a • huae heart. He cares about pooplo." 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CON'(t)1U), N.C:, ~Al'l --' 'Tt.ese limes uf unctt~ t&~ al'e whet\ Steve M misses his old boss the 1\\QS\, If Dale F:anii\Wt were heR\ M would know ex.ctly bow.kCiil'e his job was, ' . . . b;~ be Wall$ iil'ld ~ i{ his slow come:. baclc front a hMd iiljuty Will cost him his ride wilh 500, Fort WOrtto, KlnMihl S nate~1nc. "he was a ~ tnend alld e~alty now," Part said, -vtopola 61 •'' + 'Ill•••·.. ·(Mart I I ' I lortlroevlllt. •• ~~ . 1 - AIIQII'a ~IIi. lllntdlgl, = ·'•• .l (0>111 Eamhilrdt Jr.l Apitt ae - ~Uio Pane !100, F - . ce.~ JOtoniMI I miss him a bunch, "You ·always knew wliefe ,yoo stood with hiM, he never pulled any pu~s. He' d either tell me, 'Hey, we're With you, evecytlling is t'ine.' . · ''Or he'd pull me into a back room and sa~ ' You know what. let's keep this ~lllet fut a little w~alei but : we'!t!.going to haw to mllke a chatlge. You should : stlllt look.i~~g for sOO!ethlna else.' He always cut to : the -chase and I miss lbat part of our friendship." !tight 1\ow, there Is no cutting to the chase fol' . ,I •'·' EMd-nl ~00. 4- IFIMOI'!d. (1bnY Slewln) ~" - Oool~ 800, Cono:i>rd; J..,.. 2 - MINA Platinum ~00. . He was serioosly injured in September in a freak . actldent during a Busch Race at Darlington • Rlltl:eway, 1-le was tiding IU'OIInd under caution when : it'a believed his steering wheel came oft', causing his : oo to \'tel' ~h~ty to the left and into the path or : Llrey Foyt. whOse car was speeding to catch up to lht lelldets. . . M sull'eled a brat!\ h\jury that requited almost . .st-vtii!Ml'lths ~>( tecO-vtiY, and he's still not I00 pel'> : tent bci:a)lse oh speech impediMent thi\t causes · • him to OI."CMionalty slur'and mispronounce words. : StUll Park tnststs he Is llne and capable or being UNCIItTAIN TIMII - Steve Perk stares out the window as he waits for his crew to make some : ~~ina the ":heel of the No. I Chevrolet. chanJei tO his car dutli\1 pre.quillfylng practice at the Las Veaas Motor Speedway, In this 2001 photo. People thank that .because I so~~d funny, th~~ Is OEl eli.ecutlve vice preetdent Ty Notrls adamantly denied Park is on the varae of a release. Instead, he s~l'lltthlng wrong wuh 1t!Y h~d, Plll'k said. But aays only that OEI la evaluatln& all of Its teams end hopes to heve a clearer picture on Its 2003 plans • I m from New York, and I thmk and talk and do by the middle of next month. (AP) . e\>ecythltlg fast. Sometimes I'm thinking so fast that . · . : I strtlhle to get the words i>Ut at the same pac:e," ·teams lllltl hopes to have a clearer picture on its 2003 But the names he's heard - namelr Elliott Sadler, : He's abo stJillgling to get biiCk to the same pace plal\5 by the middle ilf 1\ext montl\. who has asked to be released from h1s contract with he wu at on the tmc~. Befure the accident, thli two- .But with Park's conttlllt due to expire at the end the Wood Bmthers at the end of lh~ season - don't tlmi! Winston Cup winner was In the top 10 In points -of the sellson, it's hard for \'"Yone -Including Park seem like much of an up11rede to h1m. ilnd likely Oil his way to a hll!h tlnlsh In the stand• - not to wonder If he' lllittll be with DEI next year. "I could understand if Jeff Gordon was available · . lngs, · · "liight now, I koow that I am secure until the end. and he wanted to move over to DEl," Park said. · . : The lnjuty cost him last lseiiSOII,liSWellaHhiuei\• of the seasoll." Park ~ald. "We're supposed to sit "But Elliott Sadler orJoe Nemechek, that seems like . · soli. lla:ause he miss~ thl! Hrst four rate~ of lhe down by June 1~ and (OBI) will let me know what's a lateral move to me." . . · yell!', he stllrted his comeback ti.\o far back In the going oil, n ~Ill either be renegotlatlrtg my contract • Regardless of what happens, Park insists he'll be st11ndlngs to focus on 1111ythlng other th11n gettinll or ending my contract; · . fine. iiCC~Stomed to the ctlt nlltl finding his Wll}l lnio vic''And sUre t'd like to know now what It's going to He has just one regret: wishing he had never lory l11ne. be, but there's little I can do but wait. I feel like this begged Earnhardt and Pennzoll to allow him to race Instead, he's had a s~tt}' record since his return is a 11ood team 111111 has been together five years and occasionally in the Busch series ~ convincing all . and heads Into Sundi!Y s Coca·Cola 1\00 at Lowe's deserves1o &lay together. But If management and the parties he wouldn't get hurt and compromise his · Motor Speedway wltli a selli!on-hlgh finish of 20th (spousor) Pertnzoil feels otherwise, that's part of the Winston Cup job. · at fe~as In April and severaltom,up race cars t'rom business.'' But there's no going buck now, nor would Park cmshes. So now he jUst waits and wonders, wishing Wllnt to. All he can do Is go forward, with or without It's led tn rilmpi!.nl nlmors that he's on his way out Earnhardt was still alive to counsel him, be his DEl. . . itt OBI. with l!Ome !!peeubuioll ll!!OIIId happen ~oon- friend illld perhaps be brutally hone$!, . "Peoble 'hhlk It's the end of the world If r.ou lose' , er rather lhllh later, . . Parle can undentand that he might "01 be the best your job," he sald. "Well, let me tell you I ve been • . DEl txecutive vice J)tesldent ty Nottlsndlurtantly mnn for the job anymore, that there could be some· to the end of the world. Where you work and who · : dMied Park Is on the Vel'l!c of beinl! re)ell!lt!d. one else better suited to pilot the DEI car Into the gives xou your paycheck is not the end of the · world. · · l11ste"~' he sny~ only that DElls evuluntillll nll of its future. '• June. 10 - MIONgan 400, Boooldylo, MICh. . J..,.. 23 - Dadgt/SaYe Mnrt 3!10, Sonoma, C.IW. · July e- Popo1400, O.)'IO!llllltilllh, Fla. July 14 - TroploaN ~00. Ckitfo, ltl. July 11 - New England 1100, L -. N.M. July ae - Pannoylvtnla 1500, Long Pond. .t.ug. 4 Brloloyanl 400. lndlo""""'l· .+.ug. n - llrtuo saltlltto RadiO at lllo G..,, w.adnl Oitn, N.Y. If - Ptpol 400, Brootdyn, .t.ug. 14 - 8/laoplt &00, Brtalol, 1Win. . I -llcUthtm liDO, Oorllntjl\li1, ,,' I • ·l ,,•• ;I •• J,I•• • • ,I ·II ,., =· • •I • ~ •• •• :.'8'· Stpt. 7 - Clltvy Moo"• Cono «JU, Richmond. Vi. Stpt. , a - Ntw Mlrt'!l•"'"' ooo, Loudon, N.H. Sept. II - MIN.+. Amorlca 400, tlovtr, Dol. Sept. liO - Protoollon One ~00. Kanou City, Kan. 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He Dtnnli Moure, wlio said the was never charged criminal· school would have no com· ty. ment. A St. Mary's College stu· "I don't think there Ia any dent tiled a lawault against place for us to be making cornerback Clifford comlllenllthat could In iome Jeffenon last year after way affect or color or In any authorities decided there was WilY have 1 be1rl11g on a not enouah evidence tu criminal · proceeding," he charae him with rape. The 111ld, achool never took any action The four men were aaalntt Jeffenon, who was a expelled from the school senior last season. Unlimited Acc.ess As'low a1 $11.95 per Mo ... •,,•• ~~) Grant Medical Center • MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE (OCAL FOLKS. ~,, ., ' ~00, Hom111oad OfiO •' ManlnaYIIIt, Vi. ·• Oct. 17 - N~PA liDO, Hampton. Qa. Nov. 3 - -Pop Stor<tt 400, ROCklnghlm. N.C. . · Nov. 10 - Chtcktr f<uto Porto 17 - • ,.• ,o ""W·GM Ouallly liDO, IIDOK, ~vondolto, Ariz. ,. •I Coroaord, N.C. · Ocl. 20 - Martlnovlllo .500, Nov. . iIt ., · The , Joint lmplant....Center . :Three former Notre Dame ,football.players charged with rape men rept!ntedly raped her. tf col!vlcted, the three men ~barged with raJ)e could f11ce up to lO years In prlsoh nnd $10!000 fines. B II Stnnley, who rt~pre· sent~ Dykes, was the only attorney to return telephone memge$ li!ft lifter the tharges were flletl Friday. "Obvluusl~'t we're 1111 dis• llppolnted the prosecutor would bring ohnrge~ " sea~on. Sutnley ~11ld. "But tlh the rt 1p . St. Joaeph County prtJsecu- side, this will pmvlde them . tors al8o eharged tfl~ thre~ with an opportunity to • m~n and former safety respond to accusations that · : Abram Blam with consplrac:Y. · were noatlnll .lll'ound for thl! : to commit rape. Crawfora past six weefc1." 11nd t!lam were charged with He de~lined further aum· criminal deviant ~onduct. ment, aaylna he had not Yet Slam, Cr11wford and Smith eeen the charaeA. The , also wetl! llharaed with sexU• lawyen prevlou11y denied , al battery. the men raped the woman. : · The :ZO•Yellr·old woman, , Craw.furd'e mother uld by : who knew lhe former players . telephone from Prospect • throuah her work with the Park, N.J., that he had no : athletic: department, ac~Utled comtth.. nt. Metluges were ih' men of luring her Into a left by the Anoclated Preas bedroom after she met Smith .on Friday aftert~oon at the Ill a bar and agreed tu go with homes of Smith In St. : the men arttf another woman Petersburg, Pia., and IJykea •• to Smith's home. She said the In •Hammond, Ln. Blam's ·I., ClavW, Dot. June 8 - Pocono 600, Long Pond, '------- - --' : SOUtH bliND, Ind. (AP) · ..,... 1'hrcll formllr Notre IJiUt\e · foolbllll playen were charged Friday wllli raping 11 .femille lltudent, and a former team. mhte WM chnrged whh con· : 8plrncy to eortllt\lt rnpe. · · Rupe charges were riled : lll!ilinst Donald Dyke~, who Ntilrted at slMnl! ~nfety lust sea11o11; Lorcnto Crllwford, 11 reueiver; and Justin Smith, a . ufety who w111 11 ~enlor last ·'·'·' •' Po. · . •unllap ttamtt •tnllntl • Pafi! B5 " CUp lin t1mes o uncertain Steve • ,Par continues 1s come ack . Par\, ' Pomeroy • M~!eport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, wv Sunday, May 26, 2002 s .....y. May a, 2002 • ,....,.,.,.,....,.... ......... ........ .....,. ....... ........,,. . M•'*''·A,.,..,_ ,...., . . . . . . MlNIII.... ....... ...................... ........ - urttMIY,.THT,C......~Ot•i•••• ,. 114, "fun 4rul 111ft Mnnor/41 D4y w.,/,ndl •' ,·'•.' •I ...... -_., . JOHNSON'S ·<h~ Pomeroy, Ohio • . ~ · (740) 992-1182 Mason, Wtat Vlrglnlt (304) 773-5305 ~ \,1 T!-O • " .,•• ..•• •• •' ' .,'• .,• ., UJPintltrtlt • Galllpoiii,Ohlo45131 • JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT IIH E.UTIU AVENVE QULIPOLIJ ' '•' I 441·1484 ·' . 7411-.ut-aua I I VIne ltreet lbt ~alltpoltl man~ lrlbunt 731 eoond l venue 825 Third Avenue • Qalllpolll 448-2342 ~ L~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-~=-=---=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-~=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=~ .,., ' ' �.... ' W.VA. OUTDOORS Amma Barnas lures 1Uikey t , AMMA, W.Va. - This lhtle Roane prototypes they dovtlo~ b«tme the is on tM Une. Thlt $1~ tan 't hapCounty town may be a mere speck on basis for Looney's Ammt Btmas and pen with one of .LOOI\ey s «t~tllOI\s, · lhe map, but some of the· nation's Crone's Oane Bllit . · · "EIIcll ti&ht-lncl\ hue Is macle of a mo t knowledaeable muskellunge Looney' hue didn't earn their dl • dnal Dl~ of oUd basswood, t.nd it analen revere Its name. tin.:tive nickname unlit nearly 10 hu a 16- lnth t"ete of heuy-aauae In a tidy work hop in the bll ement yean after he tarted m11~ina them. stalnles sttel vme Nnnlftl th~,it of his Amrna home, a fisherm11n Another of Looney's tlshina pattners, from ftont to bllck. A bla fish m hi named Bill Looney creates the Amm11 Jim Duckworth of Wood County. thew IW&y some orthe basswood, t Barna lures tha1 have put the town on came u~ whh the nan\e "Whammy it'll never p\111 the hook ·or tM eyelet the muskie-fish1np map. Nearly three Bllmmy. · out b«ause they're put of that w1re.'' decades worth of work have seen "I told him I lived in ll town n11med The 'Blllll' tction took 20 protoLooney's creations acquire almost 11 Amm11. so he Sllid, 'Let'sao with thll types to perfect. Elich l\lrerectim .I . cult-like followina amonJ die-hard 11nd call it un Amm11 Btma. "' predse an\ount of lead wel&htlftl to muskle hunter , a following that During the tirst few ye11rs 11£\u he ensure neut.ral b\loyancy and just the dlows him to ask - and reteive - slltrted making lures. Looney mainly rl1ht 11mount of b&llfhh·mlmlcldna $25 to $35 for each lure he m11kcs. . produced them for himself 11nd l shlmnly. · "I don' t seem to have any trouble select circle of friends. The Ammt Bamt's success hts scllina them," Looney said. Gradually. however, the word sp~~wned imll111ors llnd knoekolh Where Amma Bam11s ure concerned. sprelld - and aettina one's hGnds on so m11ny, in ftct, that Looney wa the laws of·supply und demand del'i· an Amma Buma ~came 11 aolll for forced to copyriaht tho trade ntme nltely rule. Demand is berserk: supply knowledgellble muskellunae aficionll· "The Oriainlll Anima B11mt" for his remains low. dos from West Viflinia to Minnesota own crelllons. Currently, he's work· "I only produc:e llbout 300 lures a lind points beyond. Ina with l hawyer . to ensure that year.'' says Looney. 11 pipefitter by Looney discovered just how Vlll\1· wlioleulers who pureh11se his lures trade and a lure maker In his spare llble the lures hud become in 1939, don 't jack up the retail price beyond time. "I'd like to make more, but 1 when he traveled to Madison. Wis., to his lluaaested $35 for 11.n 8·inch lure, . THI wtNNIR - Bob Crlatnbtrrt wu the tll'$t pillet have to work for 11 living." exhibit his lures at a sports show. $30 for a 6-incher 11nd S25 for a • · wlnntr of tht aecona tnnYal Wlt·Matt SportlnR Good& Looney beaun making Ammu "I took 300 'Bumu up there with ineher. TUI'kty Conttat. Crtunbttr·t a bi!G wtllhtd 24 poYnd& . Bam~s In 1973 with no inklina thut he me,'' he recalls. "As soon ns- the doors "I found ol•t that 11 bt~nkcr in with • 12 S/8 bei!G and 1 S/8 lt 11/ 8 ll)lll'$, HI! won miaht ever sell them. · opened, ll fellow c:ume Uf. t(l me and Chictao bouaht 20 'Bumos and. 1old $131. JOGV Ketftr WI& atiiOI'IO with II 23 pound IlliG, ''I wus dolngulot or muskie fishina Sllld, 'I ctn't helieve you re here, 11nd them on Ebny for $90 to Sll5 uch,'' while Timmie Jenkins was third with 11 23 pound back then. 11nd there weren't many I cun't believe you're selling those he sllys. "I don't mind theni beina turktv. (Sllbmitted photo) musklc lures avuilnble on the com· lures for $20.' I told him I wns sorry, sold on Eboy, but I want to be the one mere lui market," he sars. "Most of us but thllt's my price. sellin&them." used Creek Chub Pik1e Minnows or "He said, 'No, you don't under- Much liS Looney would like to ste Pt1ucaer Mustana lures, und we used st11nd. When you e11n find them for e11ch lure c11tch muskies 1s Intended, them to death. We were 11lwoys look· sale aro\lnd here, they ao for $28.' He he's rcslaned to the lnevit&bllity thnt lng for something different." lllid II SIOO bill on the tuble lind one·thlrd of them will never aet Wet . . Inspiration cume when Looney und bouaht five. riaht there on the spot. · "They end up in the hllnds ofcollec:· fishing pllrtner Bill Crane noticed that By f:30 thb next duy,l'd sold alii had tors," he sllys. "I auess that's 1 com· u new Ptlueaer Mustuna wllsn't work· uhd took home orders thut took me six· pllment, but I'd really like to see peo· In~ quite riglu. · . · · months to fill ." pie flshina with them." . .· ..............llllll . 'We looked .11t It closely, und we Looney attributes tho Anlmll Barna's But even bein' fished with Is no found made in J11pun ' stumped where success to two t'uctors: Its durnblllty auoruntee thn! u. Boma won't end up made In the USA used to be and Its action in the w11ter. under lock 11nd key. stumped,"' Looney recalls. "We suid, "I wunt those lures 'o Inn u Ion a, "I was told thnt one flshermon kept 'By f.OIIy, we Clln make our own lona time," he says. "I'd like to be one of my lures locked In 11 box on hh lures." nble to sell you a lure, have you use It bo11t," Looney uys. "He'd aet the lure • 111 liver 111. . When the Bnaley Bait Co. came out for years, 11nd then to hand It down to out to fish with lt, b\lt liS aoon liS he Otlllolta. 01111 with Its Immensely successful Balsa B your son or duuahter so they could finished, It went back into the box. 1/o Milt IIUtlt of series of · wooden divlna lures for fish with it." ·· · And when he docked the bollt, he took tilt lllvlr lrlllll buss. Looney and Crune souaht to Less d\lrablc muskic lures h11ve the box home with him." duplicate the concept In sizes larae hooks or eyelets thut c•n pull out of Such Is tho lure of the l\lre named cnoush to uttrnct trophy muskles. The · the lure's body when 11 rcully bla t'lsh for that tiny West Vlralnla town. UC OHIO VALLEY CHECK CASHING . -&LOAN • .Seat belt law to be enforced at state parks COLUMBUS- Law enforcement officers ut selected state p11rks will aaai n encour11ge heightened roadway safety aw11reness and promote seat belt 11nd proper child restraint use this summer through the "Parks S11fe" progrum, according to the Ohio Deportment of Naturul Resources (ODNR). "Whut's Holding You BllCk'l" Ia the theme for this year's observance, part of a statewide effort to increase roadway patrols during busy holiday periods und encouraao motorists to buckle up. A arant of more than $66,000 from JP.e Ohio Department of Public Safety will help state park officers increll8e their patrol efforts and r11lse public nw11reness of state laws regarding speed, seat belt and proper child rcstrlllnt usc. and drlvina under the lntluence of druas und alcohol. The over11ll goals of the stutewlde program ure to reduce the rate of crashes 11nd tile lnstilnccs of death wid per· sonallnjury. · "Since our stutc parks urc such populi\!' des· tinutlons for summer truvelers1 It mnkes sense that we are part of this stutewtde effort." auld Dun West, chief of Ohio Stuie Purks. "The same aood driving habits that niake for sufe hlahwuys - like watchlna your speed und bucklinJ up - muke for safer purks for fam· Illes e!IJoylng Ohio's arent outdoors." Financial plaMing is the key to a successful educational experience for your children. Don t gamble their future on student,loans and grants start earning college money on your savings today. Call for a free consultation: . . . CM & Second Streets, Pomeroy, OR 4$769 CaiiiiUI: (740) 99l-l133 . Cl CLEANING TIME THROUGH MAY ON.Y • DON'T a LA Till ·" "' can to Dear Abby N>VlCE I I Marriage fail's to dispel . . lawll saster-an.:. hate for wife OUR All" I Ill\~ bttl\ mlllritd I() 11 woocletflll ""'" fur ~ thlln II )'tV. (~ ·~ ~n l()tttMr- 1\)r ~\wen ~.) It\~ 11 ~ mturlt\1(\ 1\lr. boll\ tlf Ui!, lind ~ wt' rt I'll hta 1\)ur belluti fill thll~. . · When I n\MI'Itd thl~ m~tn, I knew full \WII his sb~ bltlt!rly diS~~ppro~ tlf me but hootd w \\'tuld ~~ t'IWr It wiih Hme. Nllw tllllt \¥\' '\'t !tin hli~plly 11\llrrltd fur 11 YtV• she s Wtmit thnn ever. I don't knt'lw Whl\t I tY\\f dltll() e&u~ fi'Y slster-in·IIIW · 10 hllte me. Sfl\1 Wtl8 like II tootMJ- flaurt I() my husbllntl when he w11.s Yfoll!lll, "' 81\e Is 25 ytllr8 oldl!r. SI\Q tllsll~ my llusbl\ntl's tlrst wife; too, but WklSn 'I MID'ly U erutl 10 her. ln flet 1 oow thlit they're dlvoreed, sne's Erlel\tlly with her. · It's aotttn btl.t!k I() me thlt Ill)' srsttr-ln· lllw hli& told hurtful lies &bout 1\\0 Mtl my children to flmlty memlleril 11nt1 thil oommunlly, She hl& . 11180 Insulted me 10 tny fl~:t~ at 1\unily @lltherilll!S, Now I ~t anltloua I() tho point of !'tel· 1!11111 before 11ttlt\dlna 11 film· Icy function. · My mothor-ln·law &eu how much pain her ttnuanter CllUIII me and boeomes up~et, as do .my hu1bllnd ond ohUdren. E~onil thinks she Is jo11lous of tne. Th~t'a no e~touse, u fM tiS l'm eon· A'"' 1'1t0M AIRANDM&.- Seoond atll(ltr Mlchethl Mall oJ)Iina her l!ilt from her Omndpal M f'/ L nter. 11\e two fest rrlends fOund aut through tntlr ietter Wfltin& over the ~r thet tilt'/ were atatMt rtleti~J~~s. ·. '"t ' cerned. • I Ill\\ a respected mother ROd wlt'e Md 1\tiYe &lven thiS womllll no reMon to hurt me. Ph111se, Abby eould you 11dvlse me on iho best wny to h11ndle her'l I have e11rrled this hnrtllehe for too long. SCORNED SISTER·IN· LAW IN MASSACHU· SETTS DEAR SCORNED1 I'm ~8tlfletl thllt you 111\d your family continue to llttend aatherlna8 thtlt make . you ~hyaiclllfy Ill. Whoever ho~t8 these family aet•tofether8 and allows thl8 verba Abuse · to hOpJl!ln l~ pnrtly to blome by not lettll\ll her know her behlivlor 18 \lnlleeeptabla Md will not be tolerated. If ahe · tefu8tl to coo~rate, It would be 11 rellet to all eoncemed If thh · lllter-ln·law were . lliOIUdlcl from fwntly IA!hera lnaa until aho tlllrte8 to be QIVIIInd act like A llldy, DEAR ABB\'t Recently a reader Uked It It Will appro• l'f'latt to rtnew her weddlna VOW I After only nvt ytiD'I oT marrl•l•· You encouraaed her to 'o for It, 1 ~· Here • my atory: After only one year or murlaae. mY. hu1band and I encounterea ~ome ••rloua problem• and were on the verae of aolna our IIPIU'Itl wayl. However, WI bolh knew I! wt P.UI forth the effott, we could turn thlna• 1r0und - 110 J eame UP. with a plan: The nlaht of our A1'8t wed· OOMMUNIOATINI - Grendptl Ao t Mulltr re11d1 hi• latnt letter from hi• dina annfvenlll')' my hulbtlnd penpel Vlotor Grlmea. VIctor brouaMt Mobert one of hla cara for a gift, "I thouaht anlf J went out co dinner. n• mlaht like it. • · Afterward I blindfolded him In the Ctlt and drove to one of ' thou little Instant wedding Qhapell, 10 we could renew ImiNO TO our vow1. I- had made KNOWYOUltlTiniJIMII Wjth the chapt~l Phyllll Copley and the day blfore, her penpel ChaN We irrlved e.rty lnd walt• ' Aclldn• Itt to know ed out• Ide the chapel becau11 • IIOh Othtr another weddiQI Wll 11111 fecfoto.fiCI for th1 tuklniJ piiiCt lnlli:le. A group tlret time tinct or youna people were lllnd• they etarttd Ina nearby, and the)' couldn't wrltlnl lett1re to help but alaale when j.hey one enothlr 1111 8aw my blfndfolded hu8band. throLIIh RSVP'I They · probably thouaht thl• •Qrandptll" poor (ella wu• belna tricked l)f'OII'Im. Into marrylna mel · 'Grandpals' takes personal ·approach in boosting literacy •Natoa marp: •17,140 · . NOW f\1 ,........,a "' · Ct;o..,2t..Uil • . INTON ~ Edu~:atlon stlll'ts ln the home. It's the cooing you do with your Infant, the bedtime stories you read to your toddler, 11nd the recipe for brownies you read with your grade~schooler. It'! il ~wn fact that kids retain more Information · when Its learned throu11h a hMds-on activity and when you combine It wlth low and nurturin11 from the ttllnlly- you have a winner. With more than half of our communities' adults rtadlngllt a fourth to sixth arade level, according to . the 1990 Census, It's no seeret that literacy is an l~rtant li!sue. ·· ''People tue nlrea~ doing literacy based uctlvltles in their homes and don t renllze It," said Gena Lott, VISTA/Retired Senior Volunteer Pro11rum (RSVP) lit· er11ey coordinator. · "There are many fun, free and valuable things you · ean do In your home with .your kids and many pro· grams available in your community to take advantage of," she added. One such program is "tlrandpals," offered by ltSVP. Vinton ElemlllilllfY School has taken part In this unique experience for three yetu'8 now. Ornndpnls Is a program where RSVP senlol'll write a letter every month to one child In a participating class and 1he . t!hlld writes back. At the end of the school year, the tWtl new pen pals meet face to face for the flrsttlme often cementing n wonderfUl new friendship - all in the ntlll\e of literacy. . Phyllis Copley has been 11 Orandpnl for two yeiii'!J. . . This year, her penpnl is 7·yeur old Chase Adkins. ''A lot of the goOd feelings come from helping RSVP but I ju~tllke thlnkh)g nbout him (Chnse) too," stlld Copley. "He drew mostly pictures In the begin· ning, so I drew pictures of my house and my cnts fur him. It was fllnaettlng to know him and I can't walt · to see what he looks .like." . "I think the children t'lllding what we write and · them taking the time to write back Is good " said Ornndpal Mill')' Lanier. "We mlk about dl fferent things lhnt we like and know and the tell us what they've done and how they feel. They treat us just like we're their grnndpurents." · RSVP Executive Director Susan Rogers snld, "The · kids just snuagle them nnd renlly crave that personal attention." 1\lnchers, student5, und parents nlike slhg pruises fat the PI'OIIftlll\, "I thought it wu a areat Idea," said Victor second lltllde teaoller Ron halter. "~lot of these kids don't liave an older ndult In their life. It's definitely- helped with their letter writing skills which is on the profi· clency test. It's hn't just busy work - It's n tangible, llvina breuthlng relationship." · An~ the kids aren't shy about saying how much they like the program. · ''Jt was t\in " said ~~econd grader Victor Grimes. "illke writing to hll1) (Robert Muller) because he's a nke man. It'• cool havin11 u 11rown-up friend - he likes beagles." Mlchaeln Halt, ~econd grader, -said she and her Orandpal ended up being related in n distant way. "She's real nice/' snld Hall. "She told me all about rehulves that I dlan't even kMw I hnd." Bmllee Norman'8 mom, Klm.Norman, said her daughter and her Grandpa! have n::ally bonded. "The~ even talk on the phone." sold Norman. ;,It tent:heli them to not only leurn how to write legibly so ,...._ ... Gr•nct,.l, c1 • • ., j \ �.. p 4'" .7 I R•' *U t ,._.__.tatW , trb> l Bailes-Wasch engagement r Dlh eam ·- a..,........ Cl ,c 7 from URG I Henry-Bias ~eitt · SOUSA AWARD GUDBt .ROCKtR Michael Jenks, left, • senior at Ohio 'YII~ Cllrtstian Scftoal, recel.,..s the JoM Pnllllp Sousa Btnd Awtrel for outsttildifC participation 11\d leadership In bancl. .links receNed the IMIId the ree.nt hllh stt10o1 Sll'lna music PNewn (May 3). RcCv Williams, fllht, the bfii'ICI InstruCtOr, PIUtfltld the ...a to .• ..• him. (OVCS) • Sanders 30th anniversary River Cities Community Health C~alitlon Wooduwd-Somewille engagement GALLIPOLIS - Diana LYnn Woodward and David A) vln Somerville are announcin~ their en-agement and upcorruna mamage. The bride-elect is the cla\iahter of the late Grace and Cecil Terry. She is a·l973 duate of Southw. estern School and is a member omen of the Moose. She 11 cumntly emplofed by Buckeye Rural Elect:rtc. The prospective groom is the son of the late Myrtle and Bernard Somerville. He is a 1973 graduate of Oallia Academy High School and is a member of the Moose Lodge. 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Seniors can also take classes in technical 'PJ'Ogtams such as electronics, fine woodwOlling, « information technology. type of community Luanne Bowman Taking a flee class or two at :your loc&l community college offers many additiMa.l benefits to seniors. ln addition to enhancing existing skills or learning new ooes.. seniors 'have a .chance to meet and interact with a variety of new people in the class. In most OOI'MlOnity ool~s, seniors will find a diverse ~tucient population. . This means that students in each dass will vary significantly in age, cultural, social and economic back· grounds, which will provide many opportunities to enhance the learning experience both inside and outside of the classroom. Savvy seniors · can take a class with their spouse. child or even their grandchildren. There are also some classes where enrolt~nt is specifically limited to only senior citizens. This allows for You may have read in the news that some cantaloupe was recalled because of salmonella. Although we normally associate saiIDClllell~ with chicken and eggs, it can coatanunate other foods as well. So. how docs it get on fruit? . Sal~la, l~ke many microorganIsms, 1s pervwve. Acoording to the Centers for Disease Control, more ADVICE than 40,000 cases of salmonellosis are re~ each year. Many more mild cases likely go unreported - some · wash their hands properly before hanauthorities estimate up to 4 million dling food or after using the bath~:ases annually. room. changing diapers. handling raw No matter what kind of food is con- meat or touching pets. taminated, Salmonella is alwa~s aniCooking foods to 165 degrees mal- or human-based. The mtcroor- Fahrenheit for at least 15 secoods lrills ganism lives in ·intestines and is trans- Salmonella bacteria, but fresh fruits mitted through feces- that's why it's and vegetables often aren't cooked so often associated with animal prod- before eating. That's why it's ucts. With fresh produce, contamina- extremely important to rinse ·fresh tion possibly comes from bird drop- fruits and vegetables thoroughly • pings, manure in fertilizer, or soil or before consuming them. That's true water contaminated by wild or domes- .even for produce with inedible rinds, tic animals. like cantaloupe. When you cut sucb That's why it's never a good idea to fruit into pit".Ces, any contamination on eat an apple right off the ground or a the outside of the rind can easily be blackberry straight from the bush. spread to the part you do eat .w1th a Always wash the fruit first. And if s1mple slice of the knife. worrying about animal feces isn't Other safety tips include: Wash surenough, humans can also easil~ faces often. After handling fresh prospread it too, especially if they don t duce, raw meat, poultry or seafood, ~ntly the clasS to be specifically desigocd to meet tbe educational needs Qf senior citUiens. These specific clasfes also offer the seniors many opportunities to sign up for classe$ with friends and family members wbile having the opportunity to Becky .Collins make new friends. . As you can see, being a seniqr citizen in the state of Ohio bas its lldvantages, both economic alid social. Remember, you're never toO old to learn. No matter what your aoe, let your local community cole lege put rollege in your future_ : (Luanne Rase BoWIIIall is vice president for ji11Q11CUJl DNl adminiSrrative affairs at Rio . Grande Community College, P. 0. Box 326, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674, 2457236.} · • tawas app eo did more to drive out Gallia apple fartners 'liroin business than · any Q'ther factor. · l'n 1919, the ~lest-selling apples grown in Gallia County were. Ben Davis, Ensee, Grimes, Jonathan and R<lme . The Rome Beauty apple goes back to 1817, when Alanson Gillette discovered this strain near R<lme in Lawrence County. ln due tilSTORY time, H.N. Gillette, Cornelius Turley and Nelson C<lx developed ttm ~~to assure top prices for the Rome into a world famous the .~'le :growet, apple. The actual name Rome dates :Smaller Gallia County llruit to 1832 ·and was penned by a Mr. ~'WetS WO\IId $ell to ®e of the Walker. Prior to that, the apJile was tllree ma_iol: pl\)duct houses mat .. known as Gillette seedling. ~ted ll1 Gatltp()1is, to local gmThe.Ensee apple, which is related ~:stores cr\bey would sell direCt- to the Rome Beauty, was developed lv to tbe <:01\sumer. The local pro- by N.C. Cox of Proctorville in dllt't~woo\d hen~lhothe 1882. The Jonathan apple was u.stenl distributors. developed near Woodstock, N.Y. ·rn i9l'9, ~les sold for about The Grimes Golden was developed $~.56 a barrel: But at times, the in early U!OO at Wellsburg, Va. 1'1\a'l\.« woold drive the price down (now West Virginia) and the Ben to $2 a ~\.The dRmatic sbil\ in Davis dated back to the late 1700s prices at\et Wol\4 War I probably and came from the south. The Ben James Sands Davis was probably the most popular ap~ in southern Ohio in 1919, and h·ibitiQn might have had · something to do with this. SO'me people said that eating the Ben Davis apple was like eating cotton. lts pulp was dry and mealy. But the 'Ben Davis was an excellent cider apple. Sol'De said the Ben Davis gave cider a dry taste. The Ben Davis was mixed with more flavorful apples like the Winesap. So some southern Ohioans were probably gearing up to make their own "Apple Jack" when Prohibition went into full effect in late 1919. Gallia County gave to apple lore a variety called the Gallia Beauty. It was discovered in 1862 by Wilham . Coon in Clay Township. . The Gallia Beauty, wbich was an offshoot of the Rome Beauty, had skin that was brighter red than the RQme and flesh that was actually J:linlcish, instead of white. It was Ernest Riggs who developed the Gallia Beauty to what it became. Mr. Riggs was probably the county's best known honiculturist. He taught in a number of universities before returning to Gallia County to fann about World War I. He was distinguished for having attended the Ohio State Fair nearly 70 consecutive years. In 1919, nationally, the top three apple varieties were Wmesap, Jonathan and Rome Beauty. The Winesap was developed in the south in the early 1800s. It was also called the Stayman. The Winesap and · Jon at han were used in 1919 as cider apples, whereas the Rome Beau$y . was preferred for baking. ln 191-9, people dido 't eat as many apples · raw as they do today. Hence the popular vaneties today are different than they were .83 years ago. (James. Sands is a special corit!spcndent lor the Sunday nm~­ Sentinel. lie can be contacted (!y writillg to 346 Meadow Lane, Circleville, Ohio 431J3.) · Association. In Ohio, they are also lic.ensed by the stale. Speech-language pathologtsts work in scl\ools, private practice, hospitals, clinics, and other health and educa• tion settings. If you bave questions or feel you . or .someone you know may need the serv1ces of a speech-language pathologist, contact NikiO Roe or Amy Lynch at Holzer Medical Therapy Center at 740-446-5111. Holter Medical Center's Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit also offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment fot individuals who have devel· oped speech, swallowing, or co~itive problems following an tl\iui'y or Hln~ss such as a stroke. Karen Letgh, an experienced and certified speechlanguage pathologist, works with {lltienls with aphasia, cogniuve defects, and swallowing disordets. For information, or to make a referral to the Holzer Medical Center Iripatient Rehab Unit, call · 740-446-5070. For infonnation, you can contact the American Speecb·Language and Hearing Association at 800· 638·8255. KIDS DAY AMERICA '02 · Ol!dbted to Cbttiren's Jblth. Safety & Environmental Awarelll'll8 wash cutting boards.. dishes, utensils and counter tops. Use hot soapy water. then sanitize. It's a good idea to keep a spraJ! boule with ooe teaspoon of chloriDe bleach in a quart of w~ter for sanitizing. When using a cooler for picnics and other outinj:s. do not consume ice that has come m contact with fresh · produce or other raw products. Always kilt{> the ice that you're planning 011 puttmg into drinks in another .cooler or m sealed plastic bags or containers.. Throw away leftover cut {lroduceas well as other perishable Item& - if they have been left at room temperature for more than two hours. Salmonella isn't something you want to tangle with. l remember a call that l took about I0 years ago from a woman who had been diagnosed with "Salmonella poisoning." AI that point, she'd been battling with diarrhea for six months. About 1,000 people die each year from acute salmonellosis. Infants~ children. the elderly and anyone wbose immune system is wea.kened from another condition are at most risk. . neartr (Buky Collins is Gallia County's Extension agent for family and consumer sciences/community development, Ohio State University.) WAL-MART DONATES EASTER BASilETS - W&I-Mart associates Anita Calvert, Cathy Ducker and Nokey Kimbler donated Easter baskets to the Gallia County Children's Home ..Pictured with the associates Is Children's Home coordinator, Nina Bias. (Contributed) Silver 4-H aub 111eets The Silver Streak 4-H club held its second meeting Apri128 at Bidwell Pater Elemenlllly School. Jamie Thevenir, presi- dent, called the rreeting-to ader and pledges were led. There was no old businesS. but under new •. .Sunday ·rrimes-SeRtinel business the last date for enrollm:nt was Mliy J.July 18 horne economics projects will be judged. The club also discussed The tri-:eounty's source for news market hogs. New weight guidelines are at 280 lbs; ali4-H members with marlcet animals must have animals on propeny by May 15. Members with ani- Subsaibe today • 740-446-2342 • . mals must also ulteld D~ classes 1\Jesday, May ~ at ']) p.m. Thursday. May 30 at 7 p.m or Satwday. June 1 ut 10 . a.m at C.H. McKenzie build· ing. The club discussed a possible trip lo see the ootdoor drama 'Tecumseh,' and holding a car~ . wash and buke salelholdog sale to raise money for this. Ooverbuds tnllde ruin gauges and showed them to the group. Kelly Hively guve u presenllltioa on fire safety. Meeting was adjourned with no set date for next one. NO RAINCHECKS Prices Good Skinless Split California Chicken Breast May designated Better Hea .and 5 ·· Month EASTER Celery ' HEALTHY START Omo's HEALTH INSURANCE ·OPTION FOR CHILDREN Tombstone Original Stokley Squeeze Frozen Pizza Catsup Health Insurance For Your Kids Is Just A Phone Call Away Flavorite 79 THANk YOUII Dr. Drew R, WIIIIGIIII would lllta to tha11k tVtrytllt hwol~d In 111oklng tha flrlt C:olllplttt Cora t!hlropi'Gctlc Kids . 15.5 01: bGy lllth .ll IUCCUI, Honey Crunch, -Mini Crunch, or Honey Graham 69 46o.t Cerea J Tottthv we eove GWG'f ov.r eo ICidt l:b cerdl, Gild hoatsd 1110re than 100 ~oplal nsored ment. Fottuna~ly, • most people Complete Care Chiropractic Kids Day Amarlca 2002 would like to thank all the following organizations: Franeh City Prut, . Salllpolls Firs Dapartmant, Salllpall• Pollee Dtpartllltnt, Tony's Radiator Aapalr, Ohio D•partllllnt of Tra111portotlon, · Ponderosa, Kroger, lalg Country ~u. Gallipolis Dolly TribUna, Mcbonald'l, 101.!1 Tha River, Spesdway, tab Evans, Taco lelt, lurgar ICIIIg, Pl:rza Hut, Wutarn Southarll Llfs, Dr Smith DDS, Dr. Jorgenson, DDS Call Today! 992-2117 1-800-992-2608 Meigs eounty Department of Job and Family Services • 17 5 Race Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 '· Coke, Diet Coke, Bounty Diet Caff; Free Coke, Sprite or Desanl Wat1er LimII 6 please · --....,~,-~- Paper Towels Single Roll · 298 SECOND STREE POMEROY, OJiiO PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 28 & 29 �• Cl • • • SW.Js•l••li•• Mtl . Isn't 'Canadian bacon> really just ham? Bee~ Collins · AOvttl 4SO milligrams of sodium per ounce. Usually Canadian bacon is ~ fully-cooked, but oc:casionall.y ;you can find it in a cook-before.-iq form. Be sure to read the label. And if you're ever in Gteat Britain and order bacon, you'mipt find yOurself with someUUna they Canadiu bacon, but extra-lean ¢all "TISher» - very large slfc:a-of varieties of h"Mrl shave off about 10 meat !'rom the loin and belly. The calories and a gram of fat per bacon we're familiar with is called oonce. "streaky bacon" over there. Both Canadian bacon and ~plar (Becky Collins is Gallia COIUily~ btoon ve m~ sources .of sJdlllm, Extensi011 agent for family attJ crin· so watcl\ it if you're trying to limit sumer sciences/community di!~l­ your $lit intalre. Both have about opment, Ohio State University.) · 'COinplftld with about 2.S grams of tat iiiM 0\lftCe (about one slice) of arilled Canadian bacon. Calorie savinp ve similar: An oonoe o( rooked bacon contains aboUt 160 calories, <:OOipared with 50 calorie$ in u ounce ot cooked Coaditn. bacon. Regular ,hm is vewy similar in fat and ¢alories to Walking: The best ·ath to Public needs increased ·take toward heart ·ealth ·awareness of lead riskS If .IMft lt:::t~~tn, IN ~ ii~nt ~just ~~Wn. ll~tyles. A =I1e walldna llf the li\'Ost l..,.......,.,.t ......,...... ,. is :a · W"'' to ..... W\ bla ~~~t\lir~~ f~ h) Ill tft'trcti~tlk. $~" ..., ~~· ~ """'" ""'""lllll ".._ IY JoaNN~ Ewon, RN nelghborlloods, this disease the Well Child Clinic. l:..ead Is a dense, grey, nat- affects all social and eroHow con we li!duce our ural~ occurri~~g ~ that Is nomlc groups. Middle-cl115s risk of lead eltposure? ·If 111 th; IMrt\11!8, mhkt~ Ill' tht l~ elttclse pi"<ltltm lsi~ Ohio Is a belutiful state a baSic element. It IS found in children can become lead-based paint hilS been diy. ._ ln.tllu~l~, ju$1 tetm t{lt'"iatt~~ey. Filldlq tfit :and Olllil Cou11ty b 110 the ore.~Its ill the earth exposed to lead dust during found in your home, elimi~t ~ ii~nt Ill' tht d~, iiw.e ~~ to .flt l)1'le uf tht elt~t>n. The~ ate several where it is mined and then tenovations or older homes. nate contaminated dust by ~ilf ~ wtt\t, S~ IOOSt ~tty II~ tltt\lses Wallin~ sites Ill 'i.l\d around refined. Lead has a Variety of . Childten under the age of 3 wet dusting with a sOlution _.~ _~ 10 tl&t, ~ lu~t for flllt slliltll!lllnd ooniinu· the county. The Galli a uses. It is teSistant to corro· are especially at risk because of water a,nd household -mml, a.lld" SOOit ut Pll$1i'ina Ina :a lq\llet Wllkina t~ CoolltY Hikt and Bllre 1'ml slon, has a low boili~ ~int .they crawl or play at ground detergent and damp-mop stl\'ltlm. Wlm lrt they? dse ~at"atn. ~re whn whi~h Is ll planned p~t of and Is used for ' sh1elding level. They also put every- floors. Block painted win'nlt)"~tht~lewoowut hlveii\Wthtdetlsfontoaet the 0.0 . Mdllt)'te Park radiatioll. thing in their moutlis Md dow sills and moldings with to ~~ bet(tr, look ~. oot thel't llt least thrte times District, currently has two rt is used in many prodtheir small ·bodies absorb and heavy furniture to keep chilhave ll\lll't l!l\el1Y ud have • l \veek and walk &0011 begin separate tttils available t'ot llcts: Bullets, piping, solder, accumulate toxic lead dren away. Install vinyl sidbetlft ootloolt oo U&. They m rel!P tht belltl\ts. . use. The City of Gallipolis m the ptllplt who kflllw A.ainalnd latk uf use will seetlon is awroxlmately :U roof flashing, paints, mlrror amounts more quickly than ing over exterior lead paintand brass manufacturing. It adults. bow l~nt just a l'tw tause 11\ll'Sdes to tttroph.y alld miles fluM Mill Cretk Road ed surfaces. is also used in automotive The most common sources ml11utu af exertl~e •011 l shri11k In sle, thus causll\K ttl MeCom\ick Road. the Plant grass for dust conbatteries, antiknock gasoline of lead exposure in children b'OI. Reduce children's condally basis b to 11M's health. stM~Rth ro decll11e. l_lby$kal Cou11ty section is ·4,1 miles additives, and is used in the are lead-based paint chips ( tact with soil if your hou~e ~y are tM wal~. actlvfty helps mlllntllln mus- from the communitf. of Kerr tnanufacture of enamel, interior and exterior, before WIIS built before 1978, or js Welki!\& Is lht nuMber 1111e tie mus alld sttenath. You to Bidwell. Both tra1ls have a paint, ink, glass rubber, 1977), old window glaze, near a major highway. Plant funn of ~se fur 1\\iiSt ne\1\!t know when )'t)U may llmtstone surface. No mottlt· ceramics ana chemicals. soil (dense urban areas), dust bushes near exterior walls to All\trieans lllilay. Miiit thlll nttd the *tltlllth to thlqe a lted vehicles a~ ~~trmltted 7S mHUon A~Mrlctns are fttt tirt iif run fur help. The un the trail or ~lit-nf-way · lnd is comtnollly found in and debris from older build· keep children away. Have older pipes, brassfaucets, or ing renovation. C~mlr!on your water tested. Run tap pttlfta blclt ta the Milts hMrt b a pllwtrflll muttle unless tuthotited, ftdlsoo~q the 11rl.ittnal · 1.11d just like llther musdesi It Ceutervllle oft'tn a two· · pipes With soldeli!d fittings. symptoms of lead pmsonmg water for 60 seconds before Many Imported canned in cnlldren are decreased using it whenever the water human umlae of wllil.!'ll, too ~ stronger w th .thltds of a Mile Wilkb\g ttall pxts also liave lead solder· appetite, stomach ache, may have been standing Jll&t thlllk tbaut . It, what rtiUI!lf tlttrd~e. arou11d the vllllll!e. A quarter 1ng. sleeplessn~s, l.eaming ~t:Ob­ other form of tlterclse can Wllki~ Is tllnsldertd llll mlle track is locited &ehlnd awhile. Check pottery, china Lead released · Into the . lems, constipation, vomiting, and _yoo do that (except fut the a.erobl~ exertlse, es~lally the Ouldlna Hl\l\d Sthool ln leaded glassware for environment makes its way diarrhea, tili!dness, lowered lead content. ~~ of a sultl.b~e1 p~t~perly IF onl! walkt at 11. brlkk pate Cheshire. The Uni\lerslt.Y of Into the air, soils and water. IQ and anemia. fltttd pllr af wahuq aftoea) f\)r 20-30 minutes 011 a ~~~~· Rio .Gmde has a walklnR Check with the Gallia lead enten the body by two Children who have are County ls .h e and available t,a tvel)'· tar buls thret or mtll'e times track below the Paul Lyne Health Department if pathwa)'s, .1) ingestion, anemic, have .learning or oM who Ia able ta atalld per wtek. Some of the bene- Ctllter that Is o~n any time. stomach, and 2) inhalation, behavioral problems, who you have concerns abolit uprlaht. W.lkil\l maim aOOtt . t\~ of aeMblt IYI'II eJt.erels• Please be advised of unlverexposure, 441-29SO. lungs. Lead poisoning have. a sibling who is identi· lead ll&t of the bOdy'& ll!ltst ~~ suth as walkll\l ~: 1) lil~y s~rt a~hedules. (Joanne Elliott, RN, is a occurs only when too much tied with nn elevated lead mu~lea (thllhs and hlpa) for Your hetrt pta atrona.er The Maple Shade neighlead accumulates in the level, who live In or regular- public health nurse with the a Mt061c Wiitkout. bellauae II ~tfa aood wort· borhood, Mt east of down· body, Generally, lead pol- ly visit a house with peellnJ! Gallia County Health Wltklq Ia a a.rt, natural out. 2) Your blaoil now felt- ~t~wn OaiRpolls, Is ~:urrently ll)lling oocurs slowly, result- or chipping puint, built Department.) way 1t1 biim calorl.ea, reduce culatloo) Rttt bitter. 3) )'ou collaboratlna with the Ina frOm theaccumlilation of before 1960, who live with atreaa, atreqthen muaclea1 co breltfie .euler l*aun Catdlovaacular Health lead In bone and tissue after an adult whose job or hobby control blOOd pruaure lftG )'OUf cheat mulclea aet ProjeCt and the Oallla !'tl)eilted expoaure. However, Involves exposure to lead, veey of\en lfiiPIOvt cholea· ·~· which helps the air CountY Helllh D11pmment It is Important to note .that afid' who five near lead ttrol levela. Walklna Ia a to flow In lnd out better. 4j to develop a Hl!lrt Healthy young children absorb SO industties should be tested areat wtY. to vlalt with a Your muaelea aet "~t~Md. wllkllll club. The city park percent of • lead lnaestlon for elevated lead levels. !Helld lllil· ti'IIO)' the areat The)' look od feel firmer and downtown OaliiP.Oils are Contactyourchlld'spedlaoutdoora. Waltllll Ia a tun od work better. ~) You bum papular walltllll sites as . while 11dults lblorb only 10 percent. trlclan to request a bloOd test t'lmlly lhllll to oo. and a oft eltctaa calorlea, ao Well. Slahtaeehlg Ia encourLead poisoning Is danger· specifically for lead levels or areat op~uniW to alva the ~ey'rt not ttored In your aaed. · ous, If left untreated, because call your locll health dcpan· ilda • !}Uick blolol)' liaaotl !l!ld)'. u u11necenlll')' fat, 6) "Sprlna Ia here tnd beautlIt can d11m11ge internal ment for free testing through alona. tlie way by pollltlftl You have more eneray, alld tu1 weaiher Ia on the w11.y ao organs, Including the kidout ill the different apeciu you do11't get tired aa easily. dust oft' those sneaken and ney, nervous system and ~~ or tr..a nowen\ and Aa ·a pan of the Healthy lilt out and WALk! brain. Because of the possiwildlife, There are a noat of Ohloana·SMall .St'!ps, Bla · (JanttJohnron, R.N., Is the bility of pennnnt~nt damage, verr aooc! tapea avall&ble Stridet Toward l Healthier GtJIIta County lead· oo!sonlna Is ~cular· tha provide muilo alona Ohio lnltlatlvt, the Ohio Cardiovascular Heart ly dangerous durl11g the rnv& with mtllll8tl to Inspire lilld Dlplll'lmllllt of Health ll\d PMJur dlrtetcir rhmu]lh rht IAMU development periods of .--.rrr keep you walkl!ll at a aood Oov. Bob '1\lft urae all ultl· Gallla Cnunty Hralth Infants and youna children aov ..J*ce· Wilking alone la a per- &ellt 1t1 eommlt 10 heltlthler Dtpat'tlttrmr.) IOOKIINDII under the age of 7 years. TICK&T IPI:CIA.L ttl It is commonly believed that lead poi110nlng affects IDWAIIDI only the urb11n ~r. While TICk&TI AVAILABL& PI . eltposure risk Is higher In Pnllkl• a...,..... deteriorating Inner-city IHnnerA..U.W. c.llhr.,...... 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Jeanne Phillips of ups and downs (as couples share the pseudonym Abigail do), but that night we vowed to han$ on to that "special Van Buren. Write Dear Abby somethmg" we always had. at www.DearAbby.com or We truly are each other's best P. 0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, friend, Abby. We will cele~ CA 90069. R.C. and Products . much to learn, that's 1iiilf the fun." . Julian Tteuhen. keeper of the Walker, said the gaUery was planning to limit the large crowds expected. The Walker opened in I 877 and is filled with the worlcs of such old masters as Rembrandt van Rijn and Nicholas Poussin, and the pre-Riphaelites. The gallery has a long tradition of displaying local artists' work. McCartney retains a house in Liverpool, which he visits regularly; his composition, "Oratorio," has been performed in Uverpool Cathedral. His art was first seen in 1999 in Siegen, Germany, where a local gallery persuaded him to do a show and the enthusiastic response let him know.there was an interested public. Michael Simpson, the former curator of modern art at the Walker who selected the paintings on display, said McCartney's work was all about heart. "Love and passion are resonant themes in his music and so, too, now in his Jll:intings. Without heart, art is not art, 11 is meaningless," said Simpson. Among the abstract paintings is a · large rea heart with the figure of a ferilale nude Scratched on the surface titled "Big Heart, l999." It is one of the few works in the show painted bY. McCartney sil)ce meeting lijs fiancee; Heather Mills, after the death of his wife, Unda. "Big hearts is what Paul and Linda said they most wanted for their children, , and a b1g heart is now what he plainly has for Heather," said Joe Cooper, the Walker's communications manager. DELl-SLICED PEACHES EATWELL PORK 2%MILK s1.69EA HOM.ESTYLE ICE CREAM 11~G~~3 99¢LB a.eo 6.15 4.70 BY TONY M. 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Uruvem~ofRioGrandefa:aU grade levels and they have regular Storytime sessions;" said UVERPOOL, EnaJmd (AP)- As a youth, Paul McCartney would skip school with fellow BmJe John 1....., and the two would 10 visit l loc:ll lit gallery. McCinney has returned to the same gallery fa: the first o-•t*d iw exhibition of his art. The sbow of some 70 ;r~by McCartney, dating from l l ( ; If, opens Friday ll the Walker Art Gallay and runs through Aug. I in the ~ songwriter's home town. . "I used to come here as a schoolboy," McCartney said. "If I bad said to John then, 'I'm going 10 have an exhibition here one day,' I thinlc I know whll he would have said. r n leave it to your imagination." · McCartney, who turns 60 next month, looked relaxed and fit He chatted affably as a media~ stood, kneeled and squatted before him at a preview Thursday of the exhibition. McCartney's brightly colored and sllll)dash paintings are shown with six scUlptureS made from driftwood. None of the works, ~en from his homes in Britain and the United StateS, are up fQr sale. ' His canvases depict landscapes, shells, flowers. people with often wild faces and Celtic mythology t1cCartney has Irish roots. Most of the p1ctures are suMy but several are darlc and mysterious. One, "Bowie Spewing," shows fellow pop icon David Bowie being sick. McCartney did not claim to be a great · painter. "I'm not out to show the world what I can do. I'm not trying to impress anybody except myself. . I think I've shown the world enough already," he said. As for the critics, McCartney said he wasn't very interested in their opinions. . "Some will like them and some won't. They're entitled to their opinions but I never read them," he said. "I really just' do"it for my own enjoyment. 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"Boo· & Tom (H0)371•2243 P11r1o1. ----~===---A-1 ACCIP1ing ..,.---====....,====---v, In Loving Memory Of In """mory Denise Marie (Spires) Sexton Your FamUy AppiiC&110nt 11 Supor 8 Molal on Srt1t Rou1a In7.Ptr10n No Phone Apply Only. Colla. Trttou,.... Enlclonl tnd ••· pontnood poMimo Trtlo• uror lor lho Gollla· Vlnlon Educallonol Service 45874·0178. Ooadllne, URGENTLY .' C1rd of Thlnkl David Grant . ' Who pused away April 20, 2002, would · like to thank everyone who made a visit to our home, sent delicious food, made a special call, or just said a silent prayer. Clod bless you. Our lifelona neiahbor Sharon Tackett and all of the ladi~l who served lunGh and kept our home oraanized, we appreciate all of your work. Our cousins Karen Spraaue and Brenda Wilson, Christopher• . Ouanlian An'aels. A very apeclal thank you to L.A. and Tammy Guinther for all of your support and the heanfelt landlcapina of the arave. Monllpor Myen and couain Tom Potter for deliverin1 such an aweaome me1111e at the funcralacrvlc:e. . lared Moore for all of your klndneu and advice. Davida co-worken at the Kypr Creek Pllnt for the beautiful memorial • . every conaln&Ctlon worket that touched Davldlllfa In 1011111 way throuah the yean. · J!apeclally Willla Dur11. We appreciate evlrythlna each one of your hu dono ln such a pncrous way for our family the put few montbl. My belt friend and Sliter Penny who hu · held my bud all my lite and croued every brid&e with me and alwaya.been my rock. 1111110 bleued. PI'L I Itt Godllov1 and ourt, SIC • ( & Chl'lllo hu I . ' I I Holzlr Hom• Clll'lll currvntly s••klnf II • Benefit Pal:kage • Competitive Salary -- world'o buolnoUtl, ll'o H· "Mntlol 10 underatand the ovtr-cllonglng lnduatry. At Roc-1 ~utomttlon you'l .. r.-o~.. lllo guldonct ·and lro.lnlna tl\ol allow you 10 ·~ ttctlve1y Mrve cuatamer~' ~ .,_ and lurlhtr clr;tlap ' your ca,...r. TM poMr 10 : trtlll - . , II tht bt~l r at Rockwell Automation'• · ..,..... ond tl\o beginning or • cnallonolna Mura lor Prog_ 01'02-411104210 . 1 Monoge 1 tallntod ltlm ol ~ f'Wnuring piOI-.elo • Must enjoy working with the elderly • Nursing supervisory experience • Compassionate and experience in holisltlc care Prtvlous lwmt cart txptrltnct prtftrrtd · Interested applicants should call·;' , Ina ltohnoi0111H and O'lar· Connie Carleton at ·· 1•888-225-1135 . 8 liP! • 4:30pm • Monday throuah Friday" mot« p!odut:tt white enning 0011 anatyllo pooduct mergln anolylt. In adlflllon, you will dl· 1 root tllt.rt-roh clod· ~ vanced dtllgn/manufactur, • ... tM IIIChnlcal IVIIudon ' ol monUiooiUflna ond dt· algn. Suppoltlng Outllly At· l ,.,.,.,o~~~nr 7111 11o1 ·-·:e·- -1"'111' ..... .,,...... ,..... ......"WE!hlll -......,. ~ \'lki ... lliMrlll. 0.,. 11 lin, M...r, W. ; Gtm.n, ~. Ja;u. O.W.T.W. cmtal "'-h W•, 11oto- AlloMIItl+ Hutl•rl lloU klwt~tt McC'J, .....,..., ....... C'elkleJan. ad:..,.. Ull lloto ....l .,.lehln wl. "! .a.. ......." .......... ..Jri..!"'IM.tllil &u~~. ....... .... lltlofo. , . _ ,.J _ ....... ... ;~· irenwlrt, ...... (WV, avU Wan. Gnr,-·till• fk,), u ,.._, llol .. - · · WWIIOII•- olllo iooj. ...... •• W.lllin .un .rm,... .. .....,..,...,.,.., ~ Would like to thank everyone who participated in her.80th birthday surprise recently, and to all who brought gifts and cards .. 1nMemory Of Carl M. . Gorby On hll 83nd blnhdiJ;y There 111 11aven11 prdon In wlllcb God lllkel IJ'Uiplwure Becauaelle'l pltced wllbln II The Jo•ed o... IIIII Sand B11umat To; . Gene Johnson Chevrolet, Inc. 1616 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH 45631 wetreuun. ·vob -IDI The family of Vincent Dabo lie ....... · - · the Wishes to lhank ftlends for their upression of · sympalhy and love at the death of our f~lher, . pandfather, and areat·arandfather. We want to expreaa our aratltudc to the staff al Overbrook Nunery Facility, Holzer Hospital, and Rawllnai· CoaJei·Fiaher funeral Home for the e•cellent care aiven 10 our loved one. We acknowled&e and appreciaJethe prayen and 1upport provided by our pastor, Roaer Hunter, and our church family at Full Ooapel Llpthouse. otemall'lll, Glvlnllllom And I lulow tbolll m~al pteue 111m BecoUHJioc- our ''""belL Lo.., Poollir• Gtwb;y Help W1niiHI Better Pa>.:! Better Benefits I Better Hurry I Clrd of Th1nkr The family of Right now we are offerinl 1 $500 Sandy Burris rlan-on bonual Would like to eay ·think you to everyone that aent flowers or gifts and brought food to our.home. We would also like to thank the Ewlnaton Church of Christ in Christian Union for the meal that wu provided after the funeral ae~lcer. We especially want to think the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home for all of their kind· ness in helping the family in such a . difficultlime. • We al10 offer: 1 Up to $7/hour • Paid Vuatlont • Paid Holidays • Htaher salary wlth experience Call today to 111 up an lntervltwf ' Sell both new & ultd Immediate opening• COntact Colin Saundere orGana The City of Gaillpolle is Hiking quallflid lppliclnlllor the pollition of Cllrk·Typi.,, Dulin will be rotatld among uver$ dapal'tmenta. Clndidltn should poa~eii: llOOd communication ekllle, the ability 1o rn111'1C1 with the public In a poaHiv, mann1r, 1 knowlldge of batio accounting, Jlfllct. machlnee, typing, computers and g-rll cl1rlcal. Bonding required for banking dlpoalll. Minimum of high echOol diplor111 or GED requlrld. 40-hoiJr wolk wHk with benefit package. Equal Opportunity Employer. .' Appilclllona are av1llable at the ·· ·0tr101 of tht c11y Manaoer Ollllpolll Munlolpal Building 118 8loond Aven.,. · OINipolll, Ohio 41131·1218 ;; Appllo111ona mu1t bl,_lved by I p.m. WldnMdly, May 21, 2002 Help Wanted .. . Help Wanted · t tklllt and lite eblllty to •av· 1 .r ' Wl1tn nootuory. Condl· : lloloo wllh potouporvltory ! - - ' I WOfl<inO ! .kQowltdOt of ISO QOCO and o nrm grup ol DtiiQI1 Fall~ 1n Modo ew- Anll)'tlo I 'IIIII !tiling oompl- ro- 1 , q u i - .,. pteltlfod, :'• 1t'llo 'io onourt contldtfltlcn "" potlllcn, you muot lrldl': .... -.. 1111 oodo,tht ootht· lOp of ycurr• , une. ,..... ematf vour • "'"' to' rltUf'nM r• j enr.rt.rOcnttl.oom (Told • lormot or/if pitoN) or moll : lol Aookwi(IAutomoticflo 1 0apt 7748, PO lox 2088. 1 Mrtwa.-, WI 53201 ·2088. r Rt Equal Opjlorluri1v. Ern; . plcyll' iiUpi)Orllng DlvtraHy • lnlhaw~ . --r·, -=======. - rlbcKWILL AUTOMATION -- Announc.menl CUent Support Rep Hoa Mlcllcll Equlpmat it currently,' (Kirchman Bankway) Jntrieve, a dlla proce11q cenllr for aavlnP, A loan .lnatltudona, aeekl an experienced support pcrwonto proi!CIIvely ualll cwtomen In Itt Clnclnnall Oftlce with reMaroh, problem aolvlna. tnlnlna, and •paclal reqllllll. ' Bltperle~~et lhould include: "U11 or lupf"'rf of Kl..:hmtm !<m.twG)I • Brtm~:h O,.rruloM (BIIIIIkllll) Helpful: customer call tncklna and Mlcroooft Office. We are a prope11lve company llrivlna 10 balllii:O lifo and wan ~hallenpl wllllo offerinl excellent l*!.nta (401K. retiralllltl~ reloclllon) and competitive ulary. Send, fill (381-9666) or e-tlllll: akroth•lnmuom, rcaume to AV Krolh 11: lntrte.. 1-rporalecl 312 Plum Stnet Clnebulad, OH .0201·5412 ecceptina reaumea for a Fun time, D1;; rhlft, lblplntol')' Thenplta or • C.rtlllcl lblplntory Tblnpllt. Musl be 1 Jl'adUito of an approved Reapirato,Y Tl)etaplat proaram. Muat be reaistered ; and llcenled ln the stateaofWest : Vli'Jlnla and Ohio. One to two years of; experience Ia preferrecl. · ~salary, hoU4a)'t, ~ IDM........,omllr plaa, dellw plaa, Ulellu......,, VICidoa, Joac·lltiD dllabiUI)I, aa4 redle!DeoL Plsar1at Valley Ha.pl1al WIOI 101! • .} ' ll· BINGO I ' I I' AMEIIIOAN L£GION POST417 I RIITLAND, OHIO !l GUARANTEED 18 A • G1J1E, OVER 80 I I I I "' PEOPLE 10 AGAllE, ••' OVER • PEOPLE • ' •.aoAOAME " STARBU~ST $1700 AND COVERALL I IIOHlWED I I' DOORS OPEN AT ' 4:30 GAMES START · ATI:30 II llta4 rtiWIMO to: flo Hwau llMourctl 2520 Valley Drive Polat Jllels•nt, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 1: • •. li t , , , • ~ . p, ~ , LI •I Cot dact Us At: 1·800·821·8139 • Announcement '\ Valley Truck Driver Training· (Ill (111ifka11on swit lOIIIIt an._ lrGttlni' •llrottirt and !tdg awlallle ltN4 Property tor (7•0)«8~80' 'loll plac-1 on tlass A (Oitlatl Klll.atrli l-100.641·369lrt(740)373-3966 lna•eDap Paint ball nald 35587 Whites Line . long Bottom, OH 985-3656 Dlrtetlona: St. Rt. 248 out of Cheater Ohio to Relbll Rd. 1o Olk Hill Rd. to Whltt'a Line aANTIQUI AND COL~SCT!ILI AUt'110N. Ae11 Eetlte General 'that you may not want to leave , E11plore your ~ c. I plladllt, climb lht hills & rock ~1«1 and hlko lho woodl. Canoeing, awlmnjf11l, nshlng an~ hiking 111 10m1 ol many acMies lhl• property hat 10 ollar. 2 homes with 3 bodrooma and 1 balh bou1 hllllop vlewl allowing you lo walch lhe dae• and wlldlilo play below. RE Torma $3.000 down Pt> 11ael or 1 ml'lmum of $10,000 down. c~.. on or before T/29102. O«or.O ~•• & ~tor of llsnt & mortgages p1101 10 clollng. Oil, filii & m~or1i •lghll a11 "'~dad Sellori: Gald Drilling Co. Inc Btl nard FuiU, Allorney lor Sollers (7~0) 992·7101 for ·-· .. .,.,...,.............. ., . ... 111'111, lillie 1111111, laiiiiHa•r Callll...ana..w..came ,..._ lhiL I liMn. .._IN (740) ---~.Jim Moodllpauah A.udloneerlaa Servlcel A..,.,.,tMMf...,...,A •Oit. Ut.14N• WV /.M, JJII ''tJM'IIIA'. ot. . . . .,..,.. llt_l/_1/._, /fr """"""eeeJu If"''"tf,w.. 1/,. A.,...lfCIIflllllltl"v of,.,,.,. ...,.,.,.,.. ............, !WI', IJl,IIHfl IJol _ _ _ IWiut auAt •,...., ...... , . , /,D. Nlf ""' HiNt ........... MfrMI . . , . tltfttlllf .,.,.,~ ~. For lnlormatloll, taU (74t) H9·UU (heme) or (74t) 667-N<M (auctlOD bouH) · '1'1<tonr: tltltk 01 DO/ Ill DIU'IIIW w•b JIU Ill •••••••••••lln••••••••••n•n 1,....lent,.._ 101v1na ' .... ESTATE AUCTION l' ·bl'ieecrtt~ot•• CliO'"· Jl!Oior• SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 10:00AM 1n Maonanlcot or Eltoltl· 103 BASTIANI DRIVE ~ey~;::~~~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . Wo allo aok lor o ttohnlcll Maxine Russell , , , llllel\ a.• .......... 11e1t _. lrllltr wlli lO H.P. 1\'tllf'ldt. 1•• "''" ..... ......_ ..., o l l h - ol"'' H.P. - · looiO. : lng, 11111 and ralat.d d1· I cry In M~rotoft ptOGromt, ni 14.. -klllo, ... ktlli ' analy· olo tnd. woltdng wllh cut· _~===~~~~~~~~~~ I lomtrl, .. wtll u morl<lt· Public Slit and Auction 1 Advertising Needs · w ....., ,..,..~~'~....-"1 tnlln ~~.... u.r.en.rw~~ IIIWW.IIIOOfiii/NIOih.t/1111 r ond blekground In motor dftlgn dtllgn loolt, prollcltn· .....,_. k k - Announcemant ·luctlan Hause I••• •M•r•, Oilllt . 11 --·-!'!>·-- - For All Your ' r---=~~~~~~==::;-, Old . n ,._,.._ ~w,:·· 'n' n• Ths long winding drlvewsy meylsad you to adetUnellon : nce.rt. _.............. , ...., ....... lk ....,. LIM_., chill, wktow-* (pH~~).IIWIII .a ll'lldlt 1 dawUIIW .....aiiiiii,Uptl-ciU't 111111111 ..... ~orr, -- • W.' •• Public Sale 1nd Auction ...,. .... - - ( - ollll ...... ~-on! .... .......................... .u, ............,.., - - - ollll ............. wo~....... ,... . • FINIS (IKI!) IS,UC (AUCTIONEER) LICENSED AND BONDED STATE OF OHIO IKE ISAAC 74381-,J70 OR 74388-8741 ISAAC'S FEED STORE 74381 - · IOtMAMT02:00PM Iiiii-... .....:f::..«r'ee&..all•aiiiiiQJMI MIMI. -- ...... "".:.Jll- -llloli•ol- .... " " " ' - I ollll ........... . • W& ILL HAVI COINS, GLAISWAIUND IOMI PI/liN II. ATntliTlMI ntiRI!S, NOT MUCH TO ADVUTIII, auT WI USUALLY HA.VI A GOOD 1.\LI. (J) -·_d,.- ~iOj;jlfr\g" SA~AY,JUNE 1• 7:00PM OVI UGU =;-:;:-;.:.=:.':.==~~. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ~(3) ... - ,, ' ' "' Jmnl ..... If 111111:, .......... ( - •rttd With y. JACKSON STREET, VINTON, OHIO . . . . . . . . - - . . . . . (l) - · ..... ,;,;( a...., nd Jot ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE !fll....~ 7111 ••-t• .......... (,..-... ................ 'Pi .......,.li....... . e-• -. Public S1le 1nd Auction WW&Ma ....... (~ ..... .......... _......w....... Mowing, Pamtlng. anaO<ld Jot>& ~uHng awey t>MI\ Wll I•DUia _..._ Wanlod: · Somtono 10 1tlr Mort & 1ri 7;00.3:Ji Wlllll dassas Sal &1un 1:00-4:30 11 Wilks down email bulkllng and R• 1,... ..-~. ~,:::''-~ !'ttl-- TlloC1111ly -----b=~!:::~..JII C.llflr~ (7110)448·71~. move from ~(7.:;110:!:~===----- 1 ltw ;::.,. Public Sale 1nd Auction suranct In root oauN , portmtnla wiH 1110 be : •rnonayourr-•lbll1l•o. I Tho oJq>frltnCtd ltidar wt ortlootdnarorwrltttvea mutt bt trua~y. 1 quk:k 1hlnkor, cuatomor oorvlt:t or1on10<1 ttt.. good caah htndnna' ot<llla, end bt lbto to get along wtU wllh o1h· ora. "--oUo rotal a•porl· once prtlo""d. Mull be willing 10 worlt Monday lhru Sunday. Stnd Flotumtl to: JFI·25 300 Moln Strtol, Polnl PlNMnl, WV 2&&50 Contento. u... 1 1 ~ho~tworino ' ·~··~***''············ P,rtparing lor lht FUIUrt, . One Ca!oar atellmt ... ~ ..The dilllrtnct II 111 lha molting. c:oltlut ewlloanllor thiiJob ponlfY Wt dO I>OitM. II'II>IOinQ. pollllltiQ. Ct1 'llli<Jtltllll~o$'1S-11157. con Ruaty (~)7n-S034 Dolly Tnbune, 82!1 Snl ;,,..., . (,~) OoHipoHo. OH 415631 . F4G) I Itt.. moa~~g~. rillll. I Requimmcnca; lor 1ht dtli'*Y of oll nuralrta M1V1cot In four homtt. llrovldto ouppolt ond oupoMaion 10 LPN'I. Autoll 1n n~roina ....... monle, HASSP Atsttt· mtnla, tara Plana ond PEER Rovlowa. Admlnla1... mtdlcttlona ond trttlmlnll wnon nHdod. Mu11 be available for P":ttli houra. moolly PM· thlh. Con11CI Dorothy Harper, FIN lj)On- riflll, ,. """"" 114 ..u., .... ,_ , •• I ... ' ' .. you load lht -lop• =ofoltol...,...,.,..,.l I lot AC, DC ond THANK YOU TIIANX oncou- FI'GIIt l'rHNtN;y OIIID: foliDw Jfl, 7 NorlA/h ....... CooMllt, Olllo to Co. /II. 63, tor• ri1A4 I" IG lrt rotl/1"' lt/1. """ MJI, fO tlfiii'Oll• I ..U. "' T, 1111'11 I ,._, Greatly missed by, · '· Father De1111ls, brother Steve, amJ sisters Julie a11d Ci11dy Card of Thlnkl The family of • I I ll's your 20th binhday and we miss you With all our love, hugs and kisses, Mom, Dad & Angle : ~ollntlnttflng May 25, 1982 ·March 31, 1999 ao. From our heart, tears will always flow. I'm sure a birthday in Heaveh is quite an event; for It's a day we thank Ood you·were sent. We are so thankful for the memories of your smile, you aave.usao much in a short while. So Happy Bil')hday Shawn, we cannot wait, .to be with you inside Heaven's gate. Till we meet again I l Caring People••• Appiloollon Today c~lebrates the day you came into this NEEDED· world and began creating very precious plesma donora, 11m S50 to memories. These memories are the gifts you S6Q per wMk lor 2 or 3 left us with to show us now thlll a part of you hOura -kly. Call l!lo Lilt Plaamt S'orvlco, 740·582· Is really still here. This part of you brinas a · 88&1 . smile, a tear, and a laugh, so It I• very real. We have certainly spent time with an angel just pllllllng thru, whose time here with us Is still teaching ussrcatlessona. We live for the day we will be with you again, and we will. Until that day, we will enjoy that part of you that you left behind for us. :e., ea. LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION Saturday,Junel,lOOl •4:00PM ·Moodlspaugh's Au~:tlon House . Torch, Ohio you. The Holzer Home Care Be• 178, Rio Grandt, OH May 26, 1967 ·June 21. 2000 Shawn Michael Henry A. LICENSED ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY LOCATED IN GALLIA COUNTY Canter, Treaaurer lloenaa required . Sand tetter rea quaatlng an application along wllh r0sumo 10: PO On her birthday c... _,._It Public S.le and Auction •ndpe,.onal • dllya. For •' employment • conelderatlon, , 11nd !!!!!:!,!!!!!! tarnation ayatame to the Frldly· unlit 111 llama gone. Rd.. car.- . well " coun1y. ElCPfrltnct Wi1h Judy ~rt. LPII. tntlrueiOI' =~~,::~~"::::· 11 7110·812o880$ or 740· vo.,.llon ond oick ,11,.' 742-1!370 or atop by Floelt· ' nh I ' lj)llngo Rolltblllto11on Ctn~~~~~ndhH.,....~.; 1.. -ltd 11 :1e1ea Root<· poraon or ltl1d .....,.to· oprtnga Flood, Pomeroy, PJIII8TIIIA CINTEII . tnd 1111 out a cllu ewlltl· HRIMuon Co Thortpiot llonl EQull OWoriunlty Emptoyor Encouraalna Worlt· 3375 Fl1 ·80 E Huntington, Wv 25105 plAce Olvtralty. IN~ ON •01/AA - - - - !'light Dtlk ~~'I'·.M101· cratOit WOI!l. •,,..ng, ~ lmmtdlatt Opening. All Su· Monday-Thurodey. Send l>trviiOf. Top Pey, for mora Flttumo 1c: Gotllpolla C.· lnlormo11cn call (51~)881· ..., Colltgt, 1176 Jackoon 9332. Pll<e, Oollpolia, OH o~Se:!l paid vacation, When providing ouporlor tu· Conunulng Oorogo Solo. Goge hoV. quollllc.ltlona Cll1 Jono Dorllng 11 Contact- ScoMII< 1• pltoMc:onloc:IKytiLot Dl- (7110)448·7150 Todoyl Or poulla800-4;'t-e334 lo - o f S1aft lopr;,..ll by trod flM oul "" OliPilAlbony, Ohio. Toll- I· .... .,.. "'atnd 740-t92·880$. ROCk· . 177~15&1 Atm. - Sommor P.O ao. 1P11nQ1 Rolttblli111lon Cent1117, 0o111pot1o OH o!Se31 tor :le?Sa Aookopringa WANTED: Rtctt>tlonlat lor Gtitt Coott : AIIIIIY In RoOd Pomeooy Ohio Ooclor'a olllct. Mual llkt - · Crow'o Slil~ Btl Conllltltt~ S.ittry tnd .a7 ~;. HHnn working wltn poopto, IMI ofti. Houtt. Pomeroy. Olllo. E•Cit)llonal Fringe 8tnofit SaMcoo. inc• II en EOE ctont and IYI'f Will. Expori-. . . P~Ptlt T1mt pooi11on, tl\ot Wl)l1cpltc4l rtt!piUI, but not ntett· NMd e - . to 1011 ~-. lor U'llitnl Care wltn BTLS diVeraity. eory. Eoc.lltnt working con(740)Ue 33511 and PALS p!Of.....t. -~dlllono. 0Uta1andlna co. Indo: 1o8pfn tnd tomt ,,.. WANTED opportunity, Send roaumo NEED ~ JOII? ning1: Hpm: Pittot ltl1d TEN EXCITED PEOPLE. Ia: CU. SU , o/o Oolllrlolls :r.:":r 1revtl wllhln lht HMitllotle ·Tttrnt Conlact liN IUPIIIVtl<l" lo ,.. toll Suporvloor. Tho aut:· • Gllllpollll, Ohio 41131 r- · -· ' ' n10, ~.,.I b M I ( I - on Juno Ohio •8831 ·1882· 10 START Col1888·725ol020 :::"'~~ tl~· Cll' 81~·448-SW. Equal''"OpIMMEDI tomt llt•lblllty In hOura U ~. ooutd bt 1 pol1unlly Emplo110<. Loool Cono4>ony - · Fl• oriented, enjoy ualng the phona, computer lltent1,1nd r enjoy working • · with numbe,.. For welleallbilehec! LOCI! Co. . "'tm Looting Good" Mritcot In 1he homo and 111 11\t comlllllnlty 10 -..ty omotlcntlty dillurbtd Ma- - openings In our C Wv. hi ::: ..::.... Mt .:....: m1ln office. being pia<*! OUtlllclo tnt · WANT ACAREER IN - t o Holler Cllnil:: Hu· Fa<onow 1tlm Succe..ful ROQiilltl MAin Pl'i· IIURSIIIG? man Rtlt11ont Dol>tnmtnt; -'< wtU with PtOillo and appllclntl muat chol,;,y Social Worlt .., llurolnv Alolatont Cia- go Jaclcoon Pike: Golllpollo, bt 1110 to ro1oc11o. bepeopll Wilt L)'Me ,... lttU1~1411orltt s-.m Sltell, ~ W.hl'ft - All'- of eorv:..o. - · 33 YfO - - - F101 Eo· mota Coli (7110)44l·t:IU loorgee- Sawmill, ..,, htul jOUI 1oge10 tilt tn . _ CNid c:ora lO _ . E.lpttlttlc:t Role!..,... Avo- (3floi)I7WOM Jt<!ot V.l<l Worl. and car- ALL ITEMS ARE FROM 'I1IE HOME OF 11IE LATE MR. 1c MRS. RUSSELL YOUNG. VERY NICE nJRNITVREI GOOD CLEAN 8ALEI IWNTINGTON HOUSE SOFA. & CHAIR, 2 'WING BACK ARM CHAIRS, CHERRY 3 PC. COFFEEAND END TA.BLIIS, SOFA TABLE, 3 PC. MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE (40'r) SMALL BEDSIDE TABLE, MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE W/VA.NITY, 2 DUNCAN PHYFE LA.MPTA.BLES, MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Wn'WIN BEDS, NIGHT STAND AND CHEST, HIDE-A·BED SOFA., 2 ROCKER RECLINERS; OAK CHINA. HUTCH, DINING TABLE W/6 CHAIRS, SEWING ROCKER, SMALL KIDNEY SHA.PE TA.JJLE, OAK CHAIRS AND OTHER OLD CHAIRS, RCA. COLOR TV W/SMA.LL ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, VCR, DA.EWOO PORTABLE TV, SHARP CAROUSEL MICROWAVE, MICROWAVE STAND, SMALL KITCHEN APPLIANCES, PR. OF BRASS LAMPS, HANDPA.INTED CHINA. ITEMS, . FENTON, MISC. GLASS WARE, MISC. PICTURES, DRI!'SSER LAMP, 2. BRASS FLOOR LAMPS, MISC. HOUSEHOLD LINENS, GillSON CHEST TYPE FREEZER, 8' PICNIC TABLE; MISC. LUMBER, MISC. TOOLS FROM GARAGE, WHEELBARROW, MAHOGANY TWIN BED, CANNING JARS, SEVERAL ITEMS FIOM GA.RA.GE, LOTS OF MISC. ITEMS IN BA.SBMENT ''" . 1 Everything MUD Goll LANGSVILLE • A nloe level lol, appro•lma~ety 2 acre• with a 1990 mobile home. There 11 a room lddiUon lor tht 3rd bedroom. Hu 1 cine. car detached garage. Home hu well liken or and It 1howa. Look at O.k Hill H..pltal ca•• 310 Ch•rlette Avenue O•k Hill, Olllo · QIIOVI! IIOAD· A nlot country. Hao approic. 8 I a I 8x80 mObile homa 1'1 3 bedro0m1, 2 It latal I Cama1 wllh a 2 cer g1raga, above ground l!ld even a oabln In the waodt. A groat nl••'• I far kida. l.lf olf Ohio Sfl>fl Roulo 279 loward Jackton l.Gk. laturclay, Ju•• I 9am lu•clay, Ju•• 2 9am (if ntQJIOry) w,.., ·Madia Wtdtmmr 15149 JUIT OFF FLATWOODS ROAD· Approx. 3.07 acrtt or nrc. laying llod with wattr and electric dwJg • .....,..,, Typtt god Ctlora J.>ungtra, Sl~~p~~s, Sterttarial, love 51011, Couchtt, Straight Bad., Rtdintrl available. The lind abuta two roadl, at opiiHing Into two loto. Great lor homl or naw home. illllla Raund, R-ngular, Coffwt, Ovtrbtd, Eotom, Nlg,lllande , AUCTIONEER: LFSLIE A. LEMLEY 740-245·9868 "LICUIJID 1: IIONDIIIIY ITATEOrOHIO" CAJH OIAJIIIaOYID CHIC" ONLY • rooD JAI'I&Aftlf CJIA!tl, UICI1I'Oil · UTATEOt'I~IJill YotniCm:t "NOT JlllrOIIIIIILIIIIOIIACC Yl oaLOITJIIIUHillir' ..."'!LLIITY Ot'PAIIXI"G NIIAUY ---•JJ:tl•···--·-······· Qehebd•Mt Stov. will• Grill, Food Warrrw, o.ap Frytr, lkinn CofNt Maker, StMng l>bl., R.lrigtrolon, Fr-•, Flow.r Dioploy R.lrlgoraror Mtta1 Wardrobe•, Vtr!ICGI Filing Cabint11, l.odclf'l, Mttal sftoivlng Unlit, Eltdric Beda, Boolcta111, Oerka, Air Candilionon, Comp\lltn, Coplon And MUCH MOIIJ • A 1even room homt with 1 btth, arnt hat 1 full baHmtnl. A 11/1 11ory frame home with n1war root, wlndowt, and tiding. Ha1 a front and rear porch and 1111 on appro~ . U acrtt. NO,OOO · Nor l'llpOnlible lor accidenll or loti of properly., All purcha•• ..,,. b. ron.....d olf.oil• Sunday. Jvnt 2. Ralmhmtnl1 wiU b. available. (740) 446-5347 (7401 379 - 2720 Glory Auction lftJ ...dt SltHI, MlMf'I'O'Io Oltlo Milt# Vo1hll, AltdloiNU Jim Taylor, Appnllllcl (740) W.Z..9553 . SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY SALE MONDAY, MAY 27TH 1'111111 our 111 d1r- a 111011dlatW rale, wJddl COBirtl of dolll, tooiJ, ftaurl-, lacla-, IDJFII. de. . Matty, 11111n1 ntwlte1r111D ehoo11 fro~r~ I two·ouo.n MAKE A GREAT RENTAL- Cu,. eo,., om4114 '"101 thl ""'1111 111111 on 1 quia "'""" l Bedr...., I'io btth boJ<meM. tatened in pordo. Ltrp too. o•r etmttlllonl . ; ---~- •· �..... 04 ...._, WY Ohlo•N'tt •unbq 1timH·6tntmrl• Pat• 05 r~ CLASSIFIEDSI Rl&~-1. ii~;~~~~~!~~~~~ AMI htllle Ga...a · M . l!IU ObJIIIt1f\MliiiiM ...... .._ '* '' Pin\ 1M'* tldl ..... Qnlr. tM:JI••- Saturday, June l· lO:OO a.m. Chesterhill, OH Public S.lt and Auction AUCTION June 1st • lOAM 117 Ftrr1 Slntf, 11odorWIIt, OIIID .......olv_ll, ...... _ ........ .., . , .. .... CooK • ,....... 1.., nm. I PI-••• 01111 m....... ..,. ......, ...,.. 1....,.... o ; rOilS . _ , Slcrll ......,.,. ........................ ..... Jowolr7. bd........ Wtlht,Fa............ "..., Mil< 'b n 'ilalclv# I lloaooll, ·. polllktol, ..........; ...... liM) ........ dllldrr ........... waN-.. ·• 'trttwttktrM~ iul ..... butltt lttllt,lbrtct Wllillll'll ........ c1*f burtl, "ytllltlll-lhllrl. tkl boo*~. 1M niiiiUI'*' old plctuntad prliltlllltlllcllroa ru. plill leU IliOn thlllllll't lllltll. Anlki'M Otmttyret o\n IIIIUIUII 0-.IGWII Gllltrla lllllbll M...... ' Dllllala · - rret tbllllrlllt d!rdn 1M3 ..... lllr 11M Ulblt. • "" alee lllriJ CIMn7 ........... a wllaul Eull*oiMIIo bond!, Ill 11k tbo ... n' "' llil thlna nllrlnoland bulltl, a maplt- ublntt, a loodlll wi'IU,. oholt, lll)'woocl Wllr.olltld .......... dlalr, ........ tbaln, 11-. a d•Pr .............. _""' ......uan.t~. M*l Elllu Alliin th....., dlnlroa bulth 111111 tabhrl, a H 1 \I I -... 1 \ II !i£LLER WILL GIVK YOU $3,000 CA!iH ll!wards tloslna ;:osts ... and Will 11111 with you on the prict of this like m~w l'llnch hon10. Only one owner. 3 l'ull baths. 1•'1• sit«~ room, with dishwasher & nl~-e tile 2 car ltr~J• cl ~'Un~!llte drive. landscaped lot. Call tod•y ftlf your private show Ina. 12188 portable lrcu\ 11..-td Spllltt Ortan, a abow• BIGjiEND REALTY, INC. ...., oar., pllllllota or othtt pllttl, double wau · Rut~toiiD. wilt plpt, and loiiiiiGI't. Auctiollttr Ed Bmy #57·977425 1788 Addlaan Plko. 3 Bed: room. 1 Bath, Putt 141M· ment, Prot Gal to I\0\IM. Nawtv Remodt*l. ta ooc., $'10,000. (UC)38~· oce:l WOOII, Broker 510 lind Aw., Golll...,llo, Ohl" 45681 (740) 446-'flOl Colt 1887 ~or, Double Wldt Redmon 2b?C Alloto•l· m.oroly I octt ol !arid. City ~0'•80'•1 'I' block buiiOinQ, 14'l14 alltllng door, 0.7 Ill· rage decr, 3 antranct ~ II" _ , 1toor .wllh anonertln 110o1, wttt• tno. aaklno 740.NHIIA . & beautKutl- bulltltno lOti hl'llng U, U 1 01 I ~ortt. L0011td 1,7 mhu out Ill 111 or lull & mlnu111 trom Ga"r''•· can (740)«8·751 ~ oertt tormlan!l, 101111 wood~, pond, callafttltpm. aeo.ooo.oo. ?.0.101·08« wttor. Wltnln 8 mtllo rrom u lOtti, with ttmcdtltd llbr. tbl. Glirlfll apt. a t gar~gao, 3 bullalng toto 011 tcyoto Plant. 13CM)t37-21 20 2 Story HouM, 4 Bldroome, Comor Lot In Vinton. Goad lnvtotmont 1740)388-8711<1 !+- 011 St. At. 124 wllh ·IIAUTIPUL HOM. a1eo,ooo · 1110 www.evanA•ntoore.cont ~IIICII VAIIY tao,tl I.OTS • on Sand Mill Aa. 11115.000. (3CM)73HIH 2br. Home. Centr•t Air. new blth. Locotod · tt 211 7th Strttt, Ntw Havtn. $311,500. (30~)882-3172 514 Second A\·e., Gullipolli, Ohio 45631-0994 '7 40-446-0008 '7 40-441-11 ll f'onnrrly BlnrltiJum Hr•liy "SerTl"l Suurhem Ollio f 'nr Ot'f!r A QIHtrfflr (:,.ruury" ~~~*"~ Property. s~ll4·-~ ~eaa, .Joe A. Moor.-aroker 441·1818 Sarah L.. l!vana·Moore, Broker 441·1816 Patricia H•y•· 448·3884 Car• Caaey-245-9430 r:::\j•l'ltlnla Siciliano- 388·1 841 448•7412 VACANT LAND IIZII, IIRICII, LOCATIONI VAIIV CALL I'OIIINI'O 3 Bodrecm 2 Btth, ScrHnod lllc~ Poron, 11• 1011 Ptnood ln. StPirttt 28•~0 garage. 10•12 Build• lng. a RoDineon StrH1 114111· mood. Bllldt Now HoPI Churoh. 158,000. C•n (3041)878·3004 Prllet WI>Br •110 lnv ..torel lnVtiiOrtl ·- ....- IRUNIR LAND (740)441 ., .... VIAQINIA IMITH, IAOKIR .................WICe IILYILLI ................................... 441-t101 TIIIIH INVDIII. ,, ,""' ,,, """"'"""" ... «I 4411 ..OHNNIIIWIIILL............., ............. II7.011S DAVID INYDI ................................,... 441•MII OLJ"' WIIIIACII II:www.vlamlthr••!fttat•.com t •mlll: vl•mllhOoor• .ocmt -n -on _.,.,_ ..,_IH"ony prtltrtnH,IImfllttonor diHrlrlilllltton ''"· ootor, reftlktn, ... - .. .\ llltlltiiiiiiiUI Of 1111- orltln, "'.., lrlllnlton to '""''"riOt, llmllllton Of di1Gtl11tillltton •• ._..,_,.. ....,..,.,,... Tlclo -por will no4 .,.,., - -· Htofa wtlloh II In vlolltton or lhllow. Our -lnformod ...lhlt~cor..., Ill ... ... . .......... 11111 _ _ _ -~~ 3 bldroam, 2 bllh llrlok """h on U flat tartt. " carport ond vinyl, lull _....,. ( pcrr1IIJiy ftnilllo ld), tpplllnoH, 2 car Qlrtgt, AI 33 lbOVI - Woodod lOIII II dltdtnd el ro1d , 110,000. Ko" Road, & torte, 12~1~001 I<VgtH, 7 10111, I13,110Q or II lOIII, 12'1' ,lOCI Mtrlbll fld., 11 10ttt1 Jt8,1100 or niOiti,III,IXlOI I .. ~- HOMI IN THI COUNTIIY WITH LOTI OP LAND. Vtoy llvlblt nome wllh Formtl LA, Ht•ln ~o~t, ,., .. bolll "' ovtne .. a 1~11 bltl1t, lull dry ~ Lovely 01rJ1t1 tnrougn-out. ao ..,.. lfl'l of liM. waodtcl, 101M Cltlrld. AI! oldtr homo & blm an PIOOIII'/. Fronting an 2 nllldl. C'- ., Addlvllt., lldwtlt, Alwrt Vlltty. YOil ctn onty apprtelatl thlt -!IV mtlllng In~- to 1H lnlidt, 0Wnet II lnrtiout · to Nil, 10 """'I ern thlt rtrt ftnd In 1 • ~~~~ 1 11w ot tnt perollt IYIIIIDII. 0111 now 1.01 map1, and ather llltlnQt. l'lrettlmo Olltrld, LOCIIItd.- _.,,.. 7""1oulh. All tiHtrlc 3 bldrm., 2 bttno, IQUippld kit, 10111111 LR, din wllh gu llrapiiOt, hilt pump, new 111rpt1, walter, range 111. O.Ok on tl1t rttr. Oornlv oozy wtll dtocroltd 11omo orid you can a,....r. lmmodlatl Owner llnlnolna with 1llghl propcr~v a a m.orkup, _,..,.,, TO IUVIRI 1IG& Skyllnt 14' • 110' lnoludod In 1 , ••t·ln i •3 Bldroamt ForldOIId l'illmll From ftN/Mo. 4% Down, 30 Yttrl II a.l% APA. Per Lltll!'(lt, 100·311· hurty. VI-I uaa•••· t?ot. diN CHIIHIIII AIIIA '*I llrlp mN llltd, MOO !* taro, 182 OrMI ror l1ilnllng or l i e f -. AiH 14 IGfH lltll oomrntr01a1 ortiA 7. ...... Hlrlne l.oll Ao ml1 ,._Nfct Vtlior 1141, fl7.- w•. _ Hoult Nllr '"''" •4 , .tQhOol In Qalllpallo. hamt with p1tr1ty or room lA, LR, flmt~ room, '7>10~.0f74 FO< Atnl :lbt'. Unooln AYI, UIIO. Month. (304)171· h40 Uillor N1noy ., 191'11. ~~~-. OflllrH1 Plr1Clr!O· EnolottG front porch ond mort! 1001 Hll>tn 3044124H7 3 bldraorn, 2 both, 2 001 II• g&rllgl, 2 ..,......... ""' Httlt\Q. Potma ""'"" MOl' lfH, Flvt 1121,000. 740802~ latllll Co,• Rio Grandt, t 3 lo!tttt Co.· So. of Oool'llllt. N~l ~~~~ btm lnd out bldOI 011 I 10111, 121,000 or H Iotti, Ut,oco. 81'1 881 In ~llrtd, I 1cr11, 113,000 or II Woedtd lOIII, 111,000. Danvllt, ! acr11, 11,0001 . . I f!ll MJillllfJI II.t 11 ', 11111, ', 1',1111 IJIHM\IIIJII 1. 1\11 IJit ',IIJI' Ill I fJH 1\ I Ill I IJflfl/ II Y llrJf,1f '• Ill I r!1 U/1 I IU UK/1 I' Cheryl Lemley 742·3171 I.UfiiiH 1.00... tcHOOI.I, 1fllt a bldooom Wtnator nome 1111 hid loll ol 1ondtr iotlfna 0111, Vir¥ lidfno, ....... dOoDle ~' . . _ on fm • • • - . llllntllt roof, lrld . Aold pr1Nd II 1«.000.00 Hilt NIW ·- RmNC1 CIUITI, u.rtNG1 WOODIO WITII IIUt'IIC HQMII AclotOII. fA2 w• IMill .,. MOl)' ~. Mig ..... llllohln ' - · AclotOII, 1010 ~ ft, ol and ·Mig, TNo ont it Jtr11 - - fo =·~rrot..,L=:...::.:t: 12 --~-------------- 1 CALL FOR DEtAILS. . many poaalblllllea oan be 118• Went To Own Vour Own Q~l"- I Downtown Home Patkl Qn(lt•ln•a•llfe·tlttle Hlttorlc Rttlll Dlatrlct Don't let Opi)OMUOI!V· Major Cllh flowl this oppor1unUy pB&s you by with an established retail slor.elronl realized. ONLV IBt,OOO PROFESSIONAL. SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE All rllt Httfl-lllnQ In lhll ........por II l4llrjto1 ta111f -~~~ Ptlr -lng Aot or 1111 ..-HIIilgi!IO ., tnvettortl Etlabllihed Mobile A IDUC.TION I . _ __, _ _ _ ____;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:,.t- - . . - - ·--:- ~--1...' lu1lntt1? Great cas h llowl E1tab!lthed retail shop up al'ld ready to go: Owner wi lling to advise and help you get slar1ed ao you can continue the euccuasl Call today lor detalla. ltOIIA Viialr'lt Lat an 2nd Av•nu•. !'rima looallonl $85,000 11017• Oont...,oltl Propertyi1411Crtl ml1 nHI Alo Qrondt UOI1 • t .1211crtl mit In Grtantawnohlp UUOO ta0tlol2·1• Aorol ri\/rovori.Okl"tt Ohio Volley 1~011 · to tartl mil nHt Rio Orondt, · '2072 • 213 IOrtl ml1 011 01 IIIII Routt 218. 1124· 3 lore building tall NMh Golllolototoo. 130,000 1141· lloUiiltJI Building &lttl u tare• ml1ovortooklne ·p1oture1qu1 Cnorololll.okl. 1111• U tar11 In Margen Twp UI,OOO 1173· 7IA01tl ml1 VIOiiiiiiMd. LOIIOIIt11tbll. -1111111 lor nlot holM olin Juotoutoldo or town. 1aoo,ooo �• f[ ~lr' --~ u!~- tr• ~ --~ ~ =~~~d":l!.. ~ ...0Nct - , . .... ~ ,_-twJIUIIIIolllC!IQnt!!!! Sol - Alii~ eon. re_~wt01:.!!J740,_t·':.~lll : Pumaror• 'II h" pallt•GE.IO*,ONo•P.~l:ll~F~l==~~~~- r' I.ZiGJOCK ..., • ..., .. ..., I :: ,....,..,.,- • od ...... 1\le:) ()ilo¥y A$, IIIII ..... 11113 till tan, ..... &o-t'7'1'· 1.-. ~ - . , '"- ............. ,, ~ ~Cl!d W I - ....... t7401l'lllall. 1• , -.--"GotSHQQ. (T40-11 ,._IIV.Ohlct~ (740~1.ot'r 0 ~.'!,9W ~. At....,._ 7«1-7Q.IIl2S(!'OOQ) - - 1~:t<IA.,., --•·•!7~ 81 ~ ' 1!111411uielt(;tnUyW11gon, ~ OH ""1/e/~. I * - - I .... 3.1, w. AT; M;, FM SQicl 10 . . ~ lliCIIIw but. \llfl ..... IIANI .....,, ibad • 'II - - 'tWin _ . , o. ''01, - - "Mit: -.1o - • QOCtCt. Sl ,lQO.QQ : billy iloiN • ""' nhold W 1 Sl 55,000 11'1i1oo. ~at trnpiiO "'"'rtlll'i 01101 ~ • ~-~ !51:~-1!140 ,,. a ..-. v..y ~ a _ bl 11y cotlinV Droit LMI ' ' " - ' $&000 linn. Coil 1M CGIIol:tian Dllll at 11111 FMQ ....... S.Q • --~ .... = .... S35. HAY& (740)«1:1171 day& .. (740)«1-1031. QVI ... w. s tpMQ. ij..a; • Set o1 " - 12(), """' ~ Ito.. " . V . . ""'" llle ~~ l<> 14.20.0:00. '1401'U'IQO ' -.110. VHS-,.. ....-~ II'V & 11111 GMt r.,. • - . (740......_•742 19114CftwtCtmtlol- ' ............. fiQm• .....w.nc to ""' hay QIOUNlln . . -. ~ Kt!>l· Mit ,.., t o - oiSM· ~ Ct11. ,....._J~rm . Ccucll IOl1d Clltll, Sl'S. F\111 G6lllpolil, AIO Gralldo & mltoo. Brond , _ tirft. l· CASH OA CERTIFIED " .,_ ' """'"' ,.,., ~~· ~ 1 Sill 111101. Comoltll, 1100. Otk Hm orH. (740)2~ ~ Fully ~ EJcoel. CHECl<. : Twin Sill 11oc1. ~~~.. 8574 1tn1 COndliian. 'IQglltif\IL ~~ , S100. Clltlt. US. 0'40)448. l30oiiG7Wte1 (:104~1$$.1S7 • 1742 19fi4 ·FordThundoflllr\ILX. · . : For sete: c:-1 Shtpo. AllM ·I "1\l\10$ I. : S$0. 5 " - Cllt. All lor I'Oit Sow; • ~ ft)ll Sow; • (304~'1H883 Ccucll. 1740)lMIQ• 111115 """"''"lh ' :14&2 tfo Ant- I.Hv. 1172 llncCIIn COntflltntlll 71,000 'nJtH,' AutomatiC: I Ill& HS0. ob4, 3&1 S I !IIIII JloiO &ellj ltol1tlll. . _ ..... _ 54000 ,.:Good Condfllon. Runo ·tpMQ.-Rouo-01· ~~GtNQ&II4C1t : FuM lin bid,_ IIIII 111tt m11to. 740-~ Good, to ooll tut. Itt, 74M8a-74!51 ,:.. ~':: ~~=.: • liMper -=tionol oo1a. .,.j (740)742:9:105 1,_ ':....:. II>-~- 3 "" · .--N . . . . . . : : * I . 131101 c : .......... m ,_.ald. .aoo: C . nite. I til- 54 moo. ' us. r• us. :..rmsektr40=~ =!~~~-= - , . · : Clrubll'o P1eM- Tllnfi)Q & ~~~Nttcl ; r• Groild Atn. 11118 (3G4)117&-Z714 od, Now Tlroo. Goad C...... 11184 Monlt Ca~ Super 11199 MUst~ Coo- lien $3000. (7o40)44Hl337 ::::;.;.,~~~== Motl()plicns.LawMIH.S 1 1l&tGMC~05461.1~ 11114 , ' yur wananly, S14,SQQ . • d<lQf, d\101 _.-. .... . (7401446 6130 al\tr lj)m. po- -~~~· • ...... 19114 MonloCafto SS. CJII 2000 , _ Chtroktt Cloo· loolls. AM'!'I.I, e pm. (304)1174:CMI sic 8 CD Ployor, ""- a. Nnt grMl Call 740-!92or(30ol)e74 -os31. Wl~s. lot<ltd, 48,000 ~Ill111M Plymouth Flellont, mi!M, St MOO. (740)3M- 1985 ClMC SONOMA. INC!<. 48,rm actuet mlloo,. olr, tu- 1712 110.000 mllot. ••otollonl .,,.. 10, $1 ,&00. 11197 f3 ·CtQrlce • d<lQf 111 diltoo, S<I,!IQQ.QO (740)84t300 ob4, low ........ $3.1100. tor u ......: . -~-- :'!' 1311. (740)742:2852 ·so whaelof\olf ~·~-- -~~·· - 11198 Cho\ov $:10. PU, 4cyt., Nft In lrunk. L 7 •cett:!O'ta- co. w':n !l'.- v·rmuJ WIIUJ IJmOi Wtoill- ...... -t.oul•.,.,._...,._ .............. .........,. - - !!.~--~ _.,. -· ~ ltJ'Si c.t1 t4 ..._ ll'OQI -~ - . . . t t SQioil Sill'\. t1Sil. W 1"' ........ ~ "" ,.. S. 1111*11111' Silln.IJ&IIIII" . • tlQO. C&C _ _ _ 7 1 40l381.QUQ ~ 'linWI ...,_ ma1111t ,._, ~W'4 ...,. Fat tiQo>~ Rurlo;fl'lll. fii)HI' ,_,. oolirnrnall CMI! - • SIII~W!. !!'!! " - ..,.., - "* (;:~:;" p<~ -ilrlt-- ..__ - ._... S4.!100,w -=3.--::-~....,.~....,. Aul "' Atuwwws · ,_,. w..... _. . I'IIQolio toll If ~idl· l'A Radial 7of!0:.9Ill'o1ttllo .. l-'1-. 4 TN ll1<1 ~ filll:illt =e!t:;,~-=-::-~-:-:--~"'-l'qt(t~ ~- App...,., 1s.QQQ 1140)«WltS. mil- .....,_ MI.- . . _ ..,_.-..,,.. coo-.. - r us oo· a - ~ ...... -t!!l~, lit iO""~t-t 41!1<1~~ JiC 'Ul ~ r ,._ 111811 l'<lr<l Windalalt \1M, . . . . All 'l'ioM. ...... ll> EJcl:alle!tl Qtiti'1Q,OOO'I'a!tMI tJQ ... Grw>. 18.5110-QQ. 740- ~74Q,M!51nt, 742:331)UIItrSQrft. r~&;i~J ------1988 ElodUo QMa~a, 4il.4, ~••. , Itt, l.tlolclllng Ft-. bl• Glua 1'!uck lbiJillf'. 8.000 mllt&c 113,000. ~:.~ Ill•• mM- 1304~~~ .. ·~1417., :::::-~~-,--- 055 ~ """"F'Cl!d ElcptdilfC!n40Eddie Souor, loa<MQ. 000. lilt ~ ~ 01' mltoo. (3G4)11~ ' ~= . miiMQI. - -Ai7'"'rttc, & Gta.. !Wl"v- , _, e~~ MorollcYa.ES -··~ " ' - ' ""',... ......., ~ ldt """"""· .O.'"""'lJ. Hl:ll. W.ltlt 'll•oga .,_.,..Call (304):ei!S ~ 1851 Yamai1o 53kl:. Y:twln. Cllllo!ll l1/ll II. INclt r:ai-. ~ Palnl Ha.rt.~ -+1iktl 111 IIOOml. Aunt. Lockt. 11\ltma Qll !QQI. M50.0c SO\ln<lt, IIQQ(II · $1&0Q. 3G4-4~ ' 7-Or. ; ' Hal polnl Eltelrlc Rloi)Qt. : SI&O.QQ Hoi Point dry" . • $125.00. : liicltpoiidtnl Hodlolttot 01, . , trlbuior, Ctll Forflfoduc:l Or • ()pport• ...... (740)«1-11112 -··•·JET • . AEFIATION MOTORS 18110 CutillO Sopromo, 4 Now liros, 88K original Sapd, Bodll,.., Now Tires, Ropol...t Now & Rtbulllln D<>or. LOICMO, $1200. mlloo, 400 ..,.u bfock, Rod. 12.1751<.. Sharp. , Slctt<. ~ Aon Evtno, 1. (7401448~ 181S daytlmt, SI ,SOO; U ~. 4 door. $<411115. (740)31'ioa748 , IOO-S37~1152tt. (740)4411·1244 oltor 7pm. · 5 lllftd, Alr, Power ~ Ro ~· XLT e_ ' - · ·-ng. broltto ngor, .. ....t. • 1881 Fore! l'llurut Gl, T•unk ltd, gtl lid, 11111 : c.b. Vel, Auto, Alr. CNIH. • lorQI butJ 11gtt1 lolidod with op~ono. CloM. AINFM ctaaattt bolo Foctory EJcctpt!<>NII : lwln btdoprood., Sts:oo 11.rm mlloo. suoo 0110. ttrY, II4K or~g~not'mllot.- ;rruct<. l11,&ao. t7o40l2st: toeh; king btdop,..d, (740)441-1013 1\ov. loot 1l1tn II< on ltllm. 8'1Q7al1tr Sprn . I111.QQ. 74cl-t1112-21111 11111 For<! Ttrnpo &1200. $1100; Rasoal molor\ltd For porto 1\le:) FOil! 1450 ' NIW AND u••D ITI" 08(). (30ol)&75·57e& oocoltr. llkt cadllon, .,..4 lW8. Nt M1 WlrQ. oL $1 ,&00. Call (740)448-4413 ' E..., ,.:T F Hncl !lotlc lloema, Robar 111e1 Muda eae. smo. aner Sprn. ~ 111~ not (140)«6.7~ , rOr onc..,lo, -..,o, Cha,. 1881 KeWIIIkl Soyou 220 ' ~ --,......,,..--~-, net, Flat Sor, Stool Grating 4·Whetltr. $1&&0. Ill Dodgt Durango. U,OOO In cwlrdnvo. l'Mk dri'lln cc . 1881 ' ~or Dttlno. Dri'lowayo I (740)248-11230 · mllao. lotdtd. Sta.&OO ~ . $4800. 13041773'llmeht •~•""· : Weltwtye LaL serap Mat· oso. (740J2&e-1e11 .. 53-13 g:.'-~~ $!5110• Ill 01*1 Monday~ 11101 ....tllo Flltbifi!, 3.1 (7401iSe-1252. · ,___ • Wtdnlldly ·& Frid.y &am: \18, . IUIO., l•top, llOIIItent • 4·30pm Clottd l'hli.tday condllton, S3,100.oo oao. Ohio Valley Bonk wttt o1tor : Satu)1il & Sunday' 740-742-221& tor lilt by public tuctlan t • (740 7300 . 2000 King Kulltr Mowtf Eatlite 11192 Codllllo STS, Lot<ltd, 1211a2e tt 111e 0111o Vottoy , : Nla IUion. S35.00: wa- Good Condition. 54.400, Bani< Annox. , 43 3n1 Av... • & Dryer, $«1.00 tor 1t1e pair, 1740l245oSQQ7 CltiiiJ)OIIt, OH on ellllll2 . , (7-40)448-4788 . 11102 lumlno, 4 Doo<, /4/C, Sold 10 lilt ~~ • • Tilt, Crul•. Power Win· "'llt· whett II wlll'\out tX· • Older e Soh drivon, dowo 5111 (740124 5- 8017 prosttd or lmptltd warranty : 11&0. (740)37f.2102 ' • & moy bl by coiling Enhar)Ctd MOnitor 01 Ohio Vlllloy Bonk will offtr tho Collocllon Dept ol • ognoollo Syotem OBDa·ca: for ..,. by public ouotlon I (740)441-10:18. ova ,.. : pobllllltl. S&QQ.' (304)882· 1995 Ytmthl V11 . MC ltl\'01 lht rlgh\ to • 11114 1081118 tl lht 0No Volley IIOCtiJI/rtiOCI any & Ill bidt, • Bank Annex, 1~ 3fd Alii., & withdraw Item~ lrom 11le : Ponobte Dlth Wo~r. Ex· Galllfl(lllt, OH on 1/e/02. prior to salt. Torma of seta: ctlltnl Condition .. $125. Sold 10 tho h...,_l bl- CASH OA CERTIFIED . I (30ol)e75o 1114& . 'eo It· whore ti1 Wtthool ox· CHECK. : · • pr.ased or lmpNed warrantv - - - - - - 1 ROling Mowtf 1Cll1~. 30 cui. a may bt ottn by coiling Ohio Vllllty 8onk will onor • like Now. $500. (3110)675- lht Collection Oopt al fOt 1111 by public auollon o : e487 (7 40)«I·I03I. ova rt· 11187 Chivy S·IO fi4&U3 VII tlrlllt lha right to allhl Ohio VIley Sonl< AnI u 10 4150 ' T• hi wl bl ktroo ' ; toOIIJI/i'Oitcl any a oil bldo, nu. 143 31d Av. .. Cltlltpo. ; ct~43 r,tltld Dltct\ & withdrtw llorno tram oole lla, OH 01' 618102 .. SOld lo • It h r. prior 10 ulo. Torma .. seta: lha hlghoot ••• 1.. w c leao walk behind CASH OA CERTIFIED whlrt ]a• wilhooltXPI'IItld trtnohtr. (e14j-694·7114t or CHECK or lmptlld warrancy & may (740)-«194·1 e& '. bl ottn by calling tho Col· Wattrbtd. sso. Entertain· Ohio Vllllty Bonk will offer lttllon DIPI t1 (740)441 · mont Stand, $30. Maglo tor tale by .publlc ouotlon I 10:18. 0V8 "''""'" tho ' ' - 'Chllf Rttrtoor01or $3G teea Ford RonQir 10891113 right to ..,..,...,. ony a ' " • :towaty Ooullla Key' organ at lht Ohio \lalfey Bank An· aH bldo, a withdrew ttamo ~- 'wllh S,hotl Mualc, SIOO. nox, 143 31<1 Av.., GaHipo: f1om 1111 prior 10 . toll. •f'• !740)38&·8712 lit, 0H on 818102. Sold lo Ttrrno of Salt: CASH OR •' •. · · . tho hlghtol blddor '11 II· · CERTIFIED CHECK (304)e~ 01' nw•Jo EBT T L ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •f t 'II r• ~him& ~· ~~= 1·~ ~=.l~= ~::."'sJ:. ~ :, :!:/t' t:,":.,."ndp;::,':' =· =;;~ S900. 11197 ( -40)448.702S 1.,19•1'S·~- I~ ..... ~--7 ,_......~·~ • -.ant ~=- C.03 :!t w: ~ 0 - .....,, t':::=.-t:= ~ - - ••·""""" ptin11tiQ; - - -(NC!l4"N111'1. ..... ... ~ ~ ,.;q - ~ .,. ..,. · ~ . .. ':~ ~"""'";:"I_._ .... _ ......-~ ,_ ::'»c:;:;r:...'!!'...- bt.IIUQQm._,., IIIMik I laMe• For Solo. a51t ...__ %$ ITlOdOI AC · _ ..,_., tenl 1 ~ Call QM4. .tllti'Spm i;....tit!,;'';t.40 GeneNI Real Eatat. General REAL ESTATE Si•ee 1943 )ol-. • ore ,:.do · I ' BULLETIN BOA 1 1 11 Wattrtlnt Sptelal: 314 200 wharall" wllhout tllpeuled ,:•. PSI 121.00 Por tOO; I' aoo '· { PSI 138.00 P11 tOO; All :' • IIIII Comproulon Fllllngo , ; • In Stock. "• liON IVANI ENTIIIPJIIIS. ' • II Jackton, Ohio, HIOO· j : 837-9528 • . I•j . • While Crtno 1011111 tnd lank, · • 12&, (740)8112-21111 I~ BIJILIIING :: SUPI'ui!S · :.:! , , .I I· I • , 24x32 wu $7280, 1111 $3480 30x&e waai 13,9QO, 111115890 &Oxt10woaS28,1100, Buy, Sell or Trlldt • •• lett ~~~ 11cl!;,~lllrtrt ::~: Tom , .., (8001382·7808 ""lllotk brick IIWir plptl 1 :: 1 wlnct0w.,nnleta etc. Claudi ' "'Winlort Rio Granda OH : : :Cott7..0.a4H12t. ' , CLASSIFIEDSI c_HE_c_K_.--:::--:-:=-~-=--~--- Reel e•tate General seNeS victims of domestic: violence call ~752 or 1-800-942-9577 EXCILLINT Excellent lot Ia Whit you IIY when you vltw thla brick ronch lmmaoulole locotld at 1323 Coro MHI Rd. Offering large LA, FA open to kllchen & bar arM, 3 81'11, 2 bllhi, full bl.ltrMnt, 2-car garage with wolktllop aroa. plua 24x:!2 bUIIdii)Q, ntce diCk wllh turround benoil. Sltuoled on e.2&3 11>'1 flat • yot Het aoret. Surt to fuiiUI your nttdl. Prk:.O at ANNUAL • CHESTER MEMORIAL DAY· 10 • MILE YIIWI ~ook up I down the rlvtr tor mllea mitt, t111a vllw of the nver vollty Ia lontutlo. Go!VBOUI, 3 BR hOmOI wllh 3 lltthe, Formal LA, DR. 1.1101 FR wl1h flropiiOI, oat·ln klld1en. 2-car gariQI. Pavtd drive, large perking arM tnd mort, located teaa then 2 mlloa from downtown. REDUCED TO $22&,000 1217 and :; ~obit AKC Golden At· • .trtovor Pupo. Aloo Ono AKC ""'1' ·~<· ~·1 I 1 ~Miniature 1 Po0dl1 Pup. Vet : ~heaked; Shots Current. : ~~7_40.:...13_7fo.:...2838..:.;,:,_ __ I• • ' 1i: J ., 89 Chevy Truck 112 Ton AC/ CNiat, btdllntr, tool bolt, excellent condition ~.700 Cell after 5:00 . a.-s-594e · 2 Story house in Gallipolis $69,900 446-2422 Newly 8n~vvl Ac:~~~~ remodeled 3 bedroom 1 acre~ of bt lrowntll II: 1 home whh garage on land· hllle. WOOdt, ftllCOid In lot. Interior paatur•. flelde, and prletenol Nice ytrd moral Buy all for $1500 with eomt I per acre move Into the 4 hOUII Temporary Health Insurance I \ In I ' I 1'1' 1 II' \ I I \ I I r H f, Medical coverage when you need lt. • Recently graduated • Between joba Ronnie Lynch UNIQUE ITVLI• Unique flOor <· IU I ~In n •·. Ul Oliver 111'111, Mklclllpoflo lnvHtmant property contltflng of 1 bod1oom, 1 both fog home and 2 trollor folt. 40 x 85 lot. end a bulmant 322 Second Avenue . Gatllpolll, Ohio .aru. Surround diCk. Ortlt location tn Ortln · Twp. 446·8235. $87,5001. , . $40,000tllll -)800~7·8235 ntetaaty. ~ MQI$, t~ealttllnaurs.nce, enctvatlon time. Apply at soa. SR 180, GIKipollt, or phone toll fM 1 t:zt.,..,.., IU 5 maloo. 3 Coli ollor •. epm, 1>10-t4f.2e&& ' . GAI..I..IA COUNTV PA~IN TOBACCO ASSOC. · ANNUAI..TOUA Chlrlllton, South CaiOIInt AUOUtl N1, 1001 Chlrlllton '"' 1tl!lettoM & tduoltlonlllot.ill H Willi Allbiiiiii..Nt In Conctlt at Myltlt Btaah. Contact Gill II Glllll County b\wlon Olllcl 7tl~·?00710f mOft lnfomlatlDII• Special Weekend Services May 31at · June 1et 7:00pm June 2nd • 1O:SO am fHturtnQ • G. Bruce Teaford...Broker 99l·33ZS · Wend.l R. Mlller... A•enl S91·0!163 " ·' , I •• . ' Vera O'Dell estate 7 rooms, 2112 bath, ' full basement, large lot. 10 Belmont Drive, Gallipolis . 446·1360 • Gotpell.lghthouae Chun:h Nul Aoad, Pt. Pluunt, WI/ FOR SALE . ?~.S·?m Quality Care Cleaning s rooma & Hall attreo ta(!lo, 11QGC1 aound· WGGden TV cabinet, (740) 441·07615 $99.96 dl&n\lmd, Thi!IMyov COURTSIDE ·BAR & GRILL Huge Ga1'8Qt Sat. 3679SR32S "Parrot HHd L~.~au• Saturday, June 1st eom. dmnd In vour bQt LUlU Of Panot HHd lttllt Leis &piny favora Court Sttftt • Gallipolis 3 BR, 2 Bath apartment '2 BA 1 bath trailer. for rent 446·2422 AU thl!tf101, IncludinG don'~MIIc 'lloltnct, tt\lt • • bfOOQI'It tQI!tlnat Mlctlltl P, Han•~ Sr, b~ Llu 1., Hl!tmmofld w•r• til ,~ to give away. Must bt moved. 4•1 :9060 or Tranlc Artll Only Call 448·3538 •6Sorow • Billed to insurance • Little If no cost • Flee Oellvtfy . • We do all Plf*WQI'It BOWMAN'S HOMECARE Frttdom OJ Schwinn Alrdynnt Ellerclat Blkt· olothu dytr, Magnovox Uald Qllll ahower doo11 NEBULIZER MEDICATION 2 Mobllt Homea after 6 pm 2.S..S890 R~tW\o~ l.tglon ~10:-oown ~ Sttlk Dlft."''tt to tallow. Mty28, M, 30 8 ~-t pm Loll at~. chhta, ~!ft. "" alna filM clotMe, tltctflc tlrtpll\ae loQI, blltoa CERAMIC SHOP FOR SAl.E 441·9371 RtlllnQ ~lnt, pour mftchll'll, paptf C\.11\tt, 0'"" w.r Ovtt · 2,000 mo~aa se.ooo """ O'DELL LUMBER Optn Sun. 1oam • • pm Memorial o.y eam • • pm 81 Vlnt St. ••&·1278 2.S.SS09 (wortQ 245·9403 (homo) 834 1!. Main St. 1181-$$00 BERBER ARPE $5.95 yard MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT MOLLOHAN CAAPIT Drtvt a llttlt .. , Savt 1 lot. 448·7••• or 1•177-830-Q18R Art tht ratte getting too txpenelve on your Plan C or Plan F? Check out the ratt• on our Plan D. ~onnl• Lynch · The l.ynoh Agency3D Second Avenue Galllpolle, Ohio .446·8235 1·100·~47•1135 www.wisemanrealestate.com David Willman, ORI, CRS Brok1r 446-9555 C1rolyn WEICh, ORI 441 ·1 007 Sonny OErniE 448-2707 Bruce 446-0821 Rita Wl11m1n 448-91155 Jennlf•r House for Sale c-.rl Chadbond Before shopping for your New Address •.. stop by ours: C /\II I OH YOUH C 11/\Nll I 0 OWN ONJ 01 Jflf'ol f'HOJ'IHJII~'WI /\Ill IOOKINC, J Oil 0 f J J R '• JO Ul M/\IJI ' ~01\lQ. Special Singing tach night The Lynch Agency will Itt your run Wfld. OYer 1100 1<1. oaturtng 3 BAa balha, Ll'l, FR. Ht•ln k l b Ortltlvl ~--Qflll~ c.tl CtiOI SllllliiW W. trnG an or belole July 7,100211 TSR·IIO Portable , Keyboard with tland. Ad• •wnoo Wavt Mlmoty Iller· ; )o. It 00. Elcotlltnt Cond• o- tot . . ' "«~'/ in petSon ont1 1-~~1·1S93. St.alll..~ ... ,, 1001 ~JI.IM home heelth tltperlence Serving Starts 11 :30 am Parade 1:30 pm : ' :.t.KC Chooolote and Yellow Lib Pupplot, Champion . ollloodllno. Httllh Cluoran· ., '""· Born May and. $<400. • A~tPtii)Q Dopotltt. ': l30oll372-442 ; ; ;,r.KC Aogltltrtd Chooolttt .. oUlJ Pupa, AIICiy May e. •'Otw CIIWI, Sholl, & F• . ;,n.lt, 3 Mall. (7401«1 · .0013 Supw8MQttl on State Routt 7. No phont cella. Gt.lllpcMia located homt healttl agtnCy ateldng " RN. ,No CHICKEN & RIB BBQ . ~"&i Atctptlng Apflicatlon& at · Serenity House $220,000.00 H35 i.r. .:.~ .:·,Yamaha .. Memorial Day SeNM . I l- ITIIL IUILDtNCII ,• or Implied wononly a may Ohio V.Hty Bonk wiN offer bt - n by calling tho COl· for Mit by publlo tuollon a lOCI ton OIPI II (740)441• 19111 Ford Eaoorl 11 2>1011 1038. .OVB rtttrllto tht tllht Ottlo \Iaiiey Bonk An· righl to acctt1",.jtol any & nox, 143 Sid Av.., ClaMipo: all bldt, & withdraw llamt lit, OH on 818/02. Sold to from 1111 prior to ult. thl hiDhtat bidder "11 Ia· Ttrrnt ol set.: CASH OR will,. To• without t•preCERTIFIED CHECK or lmpllod worranly & moy · bl - n by. calling lilt Col· Ohio Valley Bonk will offer ltcllon Dopl at (740)441· lor tall by publlo IUOIIon I 1038. ova rtaorvet lht I 89& Ford Wlndtltr right to IICOtpUrtlOCI any & 18781583 tl tho Ohio Valley ttl bldt, & withdraw Il Bank Anntx, 143 31<1 Avo.. tram tall prior to uta. Clolllpollt, OH on 818/02. Torma of Salt: CASH OA Sold to tho h~htll bid~ar CERTIFIED CHECK. •aa I• where Ia without ex. P!Otoodblor tmpllldbwono nty 111 I mty a 181n >Y oa 1)0 tl'lt Co*ltctlon Dtpt at (7401441 ·I OM. ova ,., • II Nil lht· right tO In the oootpllrojact any a all bklt, a wllhdrtW 1111111 lrom. Hie prior to urt. Term• ot Slit: CASH OA CERTIFIE[' f For More Into ... 446·2342 or 992·2156 IB fL (740) 446·3644 · I I I 2411-9020 ' '. • • �• nt ht .nimi k nd n tionwide .......nc mo. · More o»t~m• mlnutea from the le•d•r In customer atrvlce. $39.95/mo. $44.95/mo. $54.95/mo . 700 anytim minut s 1,100 anytime minutes . 1,400· anytime minutes ·Includes unlimited nlaht & weekend minutes . .l Winlltt ol Oulalilldir\i Cu\\Onlit StM:e ;.w.rc~ -~s~ M ...tine US. 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