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'I Q City still has plans to use Davis Hall Last letter llAilNEY JUGHAID CAN'i PLA...- NOW, HE'<::, GITiiN' A MUSIC l.i$SOW !! ·A·iHRISE.· 1 FOUI<·FM~ ~~ ' J L..l...,jr.,..; ' FlUNK & EAilNEST F~ANr. y/OIJLt> HAV~ A HARO TIME- MAKINO THt GA~~~ Gt'IANO~ F/fOM OAY GA~~ r>l~t(.TO~ TO CONSUUCTION FO/tE-MAN. 111<; NATE I TO 5E BO·~EAR · 0\.0 FO~SI'- TO . f>~AY 50ME THE 6'-UE.S I THE SLUE~ I~ ABOUT IIEING 11-J f"~IN . MY fRIEND' ~N'VON E. CAN liE IN P... IN I !'OR E.XN1~\.E ' ll..i<OHT NOW , />.T , 'THI\ VE.IItY . MOMENT, I ' M !IITTINC!o ON A PI'.RTICUL/>.II.L. '( POl NTY I'.(ORioJ ! lI l' FEE'$0!'\1! PAIN ·We huve reached the fiftl! tmd lustlcncr used by Duve Hug· gen for his acronyms lhut help one to unulyze u deul ut trick one. We move from C is for Counting, B is for Bidding. A is for Analyze the Opcnin_g Leud tmd E is for Entries to D is for Dunger. You should ask yourself: Whut is the dunger to my contract '/ Then. you should try to nnnul thut danger .. if you can. If you cannot handle, suy, n ~ -0 trump breuk, .then ussumc it is 4-1 or 3·2. · whutcver Jou cun munuge, un proceed. But if you can cope with 5·0, do so. The danger to your conlruct in this deul shouldn't be hurd to recognile, but work CELEBRITY CIPHER out your play before by L.ula C1mpo1 culling for dumtTI,Y's OtlebniY Clphtr cryptoorema ere crtaltd 110m quottllcno by lemcua ~e. put tncl prtanl. Blah lt~tr In tho CIPhlllttndl far another. curd ut trick one. Busl _ Todly'• clue: J f<llll/1 V opens four hearts in "Q YIM'X VDMX XI CL D third position. Seeing 12 tricks, you jump to 18 J Q L Q W,XDT. V D MX XI SIX Si>Udes. West leuds the heurl queen. QM IIJQLW CL X I' D X D. T L Whut would be your plun? WXDTW." East's opening bid is reasonable. As I'DTTQWIM I IT Y West is a pussed ltllkt an aging aotrtllhand, it Is unlikely and t111 p~ologtnlo.• thut his side has u slum. und four hearts THAT DAILY . might be .iust ~nough 'UZJLU to Silence South. Your contruct is in jeopurdy on I~ if West O Rearrange letter~ of lht ICrambltd worda bt· hus led n stngleton, lew. lour fa form four almple worda. which is, of cour~c. u lively poss'ibility. p uR E L M When Bust wins with f.,,......,r-;..:;..;.:....:rthe heurt uce, you . . . . must smoothly drop the king. It's no good L y NN0 hesitating .. thut wi 11 give uwuy the posiI I 1!1 flon for sure. · · · · · At trick lwo, muybc A Bust will try to cush 1---r;.;R..;W.rr::..A;.,;.;N..;B;,...-l N famous comic made this the . club uce. He l4 i comment concerning cowboys: • 1. f Movie cowboys mystify me. How shouldn · t, because 1 you wouldn't hove " can they Jump off a porch roof and bid six spades nff two T E M· 0 L E onto a horse, and still sing In a • • ....,..p.,-_;.~~..:.,........-1 ·- · · voice?" 1cashing aces. HowIS I I I C:ampltre the chuckle quottd ever, he might. But if . . . . by lilting In tho mlulng wardt you play the heart you develap from lltP N~ . 3 belaw. Jack attnck one, Bust PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN I will have no problem, THESE SQUARES West's leud having UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS marked you with the TO G!T ANSWER heart king. Play the card ~ou ICilAM·LITI ANSWIIll ure known to hoiCI .. JscRsl • TsnQy • Gloat • Unused - SON CALLED and do It In tempo. The new mother called her husband and held the screaming baby to the phone. Hours later the husband called back tnd said, ' I was In a meeting and got a message that my SON CALLED." I COMING ON MYSELF. KISSED ME, L.INVS! Are we going to attack Iraq? Find out on A8 1! W~AT 15 THIS, AN OeSCENE PHONE CALL?! I Sulurduy. Auj. 10, 2002 Br, u•in¥ 1hu1 ·wonderfully l'erul~ ima~lnalinn ol' your~. you ~an lak~ purl In many gratifying ent~rprise~ unJ uc tivliie ~ 1n the yeur uhenJ. Your in•tinct~ wilrsuidc you : LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) .. There is nothlnll wwng with your idcu1 for ~ithcr making or Having money, bulto have BY BRIAN J. RIID BR EEOOMVOAilVSENTINEl.COM Weather Hlsh: eosJ Low: 60s Dttllla, A2 . Exchanae set GALLIPOLIS - Oulllu Cliunty Hcolth Dcpul'lmclll will he cxchunging mercury I hCrllllll1lClCrS. . The hculth dcpurtmclll, lucuted ul 499 Juckson Pike. · hus u limited number of digliul lhermometCI'S . i'Or cKchungc. Anynnc interested . In exchanging thcl1· mercury thermometers should double hug them In plustic bugs. Fur more mformution. cull I ll.1cm wurk ,,Ut i.l li )'OU triVi · "!"11, you rnwu uct un thtJm . l urn your thought.< into uc lion l<><lay. Trying 10 patch up u brok l.'n rurnancc '! The Ail· Jro-Gruph Matchmaker can help you unde.,lund what to dn to mukc lh~ relationship work . Mail S2 .7S 10 Match· maker. c/o 1hiH newspaper P.O. U<>x 167. Wlcklil'fc OH 44092. ' VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sepl. 22) .. U ~ ually you find a wuy to bru•h off neJialive uonoyUIICC! , and today it can still be done .. thnu11h you may h4ve '" find •omc newer and monger bri stlu in your brush. · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • We often 110 around und around with ouroelve1 aJ 10 whrthcr we 1hould step In to help when we haven't been '"ked ln. Today, thia dcc!Oion could be mediated by your ~:ompa s •1on . ·-- SCORPIO (O>t . 24-Nov. 22) - Compuniona will huv~ II mons lnnuence over your atrltude and a~llonH today. If you hunv out with l~lharjfic type!, It cnuld be .a dL!II day. II' you 're with enerjleUC pull. it'll be e~citlnjl . SAUITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21 J .. Adhere to ynur hi~h~!t KtanuardH and y<>u will do rather well in cmnp~rilivc development> today. Any· thing leu and your day wtll end up on u hollow ring. CAPRICORN (Dc~ :22- Jun . 19) .. Bored'! Focu~ your en· crJiU H today In conmuctiv~ chunnclt where you can l~arn and dcv~lop new ~kiiiH and knowtedve. Onlr. proJirmlvc action cun turn the humdrum lntn •nmclhinJIIhal stlmululeH your ~~en¥cH . AQUARIUS (Jun. 20- F~b. 19) .. ln•teud ur l>eing uptet by Hhiftlng cundltionK or chungc; todily, make the mo•t of what transpire.• . You ' ve heard the saylnJI. · "When you're given lemon~ . make lemo·nadC" . · PISCES (Peb. 20-March 20) .. h miaht be ncccuary today for yuu to make ""m~ 441 - 2\1~0 . whu mean~ u 101 In you . Comprurni•c alway! lnvileH ~n11 pcralion. ARIES (Mur~h 21 · Aprlll'l) .. II uoc•n'l huv~ to lle all work und no play IIXIay . Oct your lu•k• 0111 nf the wuy and you will free Yllurtelf up w direct yuur enerale• whert: you wanlthcnr . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ·• Don 'I wait for nthero 1~ ttir thins• up urdar· in•tllfute your own plun! un1 aet everybully iolna on 1hem. Life Jue•n'l juKI huppen 10 you . you huve U> muke it hupt>~n .. 1.1nd it can be L!,\cith1J. OEMINitMay 21 -Junc 20) ' Check out the Business section for the complete 2002 Meigs County Fair sctledule 4 11ct1on• - 11 Pllpl calendars Celebrations Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather Cooperative Parish plans for move 03·8 insert C.I A4 AS A2 81·8 A2 puntry. God's NET. w1d the clothing shop into one build· POMEROY - The Mei~s lng. County Coopcrutive Ptu-ish ts The size or the structure muking pluns to move Into would ulso permit the pmish Pmnei'oy Blcmenlury School to offer spliCe for use by other once it is vucuted next spring. communlly orgunizntinns. Students now nuending Ruder expectK financing of lhUI M;hool will move into the the building renovutlons to now Meigs Elementury · come through u combination School now under COilStruC· of grunts, communlty suplion neur Rutlnnd in full 2003. JJDrl, selling God's NET tUld While Meigs Local food pwllry buildings or borSchools huvc nut yel mude u - rowing money agulnslthem. timtl decision on disposition lnstillllng u sprinkler sysof the Pomeroy school, It Is tell) In the hulfs and clussexpected to tum the building rooms. Including the boiler over to Pomer.()y VIllage and storage ure1111, is the tlrst Council !lllmetlme within the phase upgrllde that hus 10 next few. months. be addressed. Then the elec· The villnge will then trans· trlcul system must be checked fer the building to !he Meigs oulin the old schoul building. Cooperulive Purish. When these changes ure Meanwhile, pluns 1u:e being made lhe building will be mude by the purish for its use e\(jjluaJed for safety und stltle once they take ownership. code regulations betore the Accorcling to Keith Rader, move tukes pluce. Ruder suld director, tlie group which work on the building is assists disudvnntaged f'umi· · expecled to cost up to lies in Meig~ County would $300,000 and will be done like to consolidate lhc food over a five-yeur period. NEWSGPMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ,,r UnileU Melhodist Church workers, God's Hunds und u hired overseer will work together to upgrude the school und to make h handl· cupped ucccsslblc. An elevator will be Installed, walls wi II be knocked down to mukc lurgcr moms to uccom· module groups, w1d cmer· ~ency lighlli und signs will be mslulled. Ruder suid he would like to huve un emergency shelter within the building, showers to house work cumpers, uday cure litclllty, a computer lab. and rooms combined to muke a lurger space for God's NET. He also suid the some of the rooms, as well us the gymn1111ium, would be avail· able for community meetings 11nd evenls. "There will be more P,ilrl<· ' ing und more people w11i be ublc to come to our progrums," Rader said, "A greut need will be met when the parish Is given the building." students <:un· get h~lp wilh the s<:h~duling proccs> uml even pur<:husc lhcir textbook s without truvcling to the muin <:umpus. Pines 'uid. "SIUdent scrvke>. >Ul:h "' ucudcmic ullvising und scheduling· ure offered right here ut 1he Meigs Cenler," Pines suid. '"Since lhe center opened, we huve focused on boin11 tlexlble. so students cun tlnish their program on their own time schedule. us 'luickly nr m. slowly us they hkc." · . "Our cotJc·crn is helping the student plan u sd1edule thut he or she cun work with - a schedule that is reulistk for theni. My job is tn slecr the student in the Tight direction • . nnd 10 do whutcvcr needs to be done In ensure thut his or her lcurning e~pericnce is 11 successful one." A student body which includes single mothers. dis· locmell coul miners und non· truditionul student' who tuke courscwurk 'imply for enrichment have taken udvuntagc of the prngmm. "We huvc students who· huve enrolled 11111 only to guin employment, bul tn guin skills · which huve . helped them udvunce in their cureers," Pines suid . "One student who is neuring completion on her IT degree here will receive a pn)motion as soon ns she graduates." ''One of the udvuntages ·of the new associate degree pm· gram u1 the Meigs Center is that il also serves as an inter·. mediute degree. or hulf·wny: poim, to the buccaluureate degree," Pines said. "If tinan· clul problems or family obligations force u student to withdraw temfururily. he or she would stll have a degree to fall b;tck on ln seeking etnploymenl." . Open enrollment at the. Meigs Cemer is scheduled for Aug. 19, but Pines said siUdents who ure interested in e11rolling for the fall semester should contact her at the Meigs Center at 992-3383 as, soo·n u .~ possible. so they can: begi!t the cnrollrhenl process: I .. Chuoae I~ ·in the. wind at thl• lime und II' ynu altempt' to go, agalnKI it, It, can blow you nver. R1de the tl<le today be· ·~au8e th~rc ure Aome pretty aood lhinliA wailinJI to take • pluce. CANCER (June 2t-July :i2J .. You don't have tu Hell your1elf today in order fur penple to like you . All y<lu have 10 d11 I! be your~elf nnd you 'lljenerate .~.kind or U.:· tlvit i ~ H and l'rlend Hhip! that are bcHII'11r you. .. C7 C2 <• 2002 Ohio Vollty Publlohln1 Co. Holzer Medical Center is a proud supporter of this year's American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Au1u~t 16 • 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. 6:00 pm • Qpenjng Ceremonies 6:30 pm_• Survjyor anc:l Caregiver Lqp 9:00 pm - Lumjnarr Ceremony - To purcha.. a luminary, plea .. call Joan Schmidt at 446·4728. ' kc)i conce•Jdon~ In order to 'I " April Lawrence trims up her two-year-old Aratilan lilly, Onyx Rose, for .this week's open horse show at the Meias County Fair. Lawrence, who has two Arabian mares and a half· Arabian paint colt, will show the filly lh a· halter class on Wednesday evening. (Agnes Hacke) · · BY Jov J, Srma Index appcuH~ .~ mneon~ MIDDLEPORT - A new progrum m the Umversity ofRio Grande/Rio Grande . Community College's Meigs Center is designed to provide u busic business background to potential entrepreneurs and others seeklna. a foundation In buslness mlll11Jemenl. Ginu Pines, director of the local university brunch, said students cun begin work on the ussociute degree in busi· ness munugcment ns. early us this full . Classes at the center will b~gin Au~. 20. Students wtll be uble to complete ull course require ments for 1hc new degree ut the M iddlllport center, Pines suld, und cun uccess student services there. us well. Since Its opcnln$ in March 1\198, the Rto Me1gs Center hus offered un ussociute degree in information technology, und u one-yeur certi1icule in thut tleld. "While the two degree pro· grums ure reluteu in scope, the new business mnnuge· m_cnt degree progrum focuses more on general business coursework und less on computer skills und 1echnology," Pines said. . "It would be un ideul course of study for locul resi· dents who are Interested in entrepreneurship and for smull business owners, not only those who ure thinking - of sturting 11 smull business here in the community, but in maintuining u successful business once it's sturted," she added. · Coursework for the new degree progrum includes classes in public speaking. economics, · composition, murkoting, accounting, finuncc and business ethics. Studems may choose u concentmtion in either 11ccoum· ing or entrepreneurship. Clusses ore offered Monday through Thursday. beginning at4 f>.m., to enublc studc;nts with full-time jobs to uccews the center's classes and services. Because the · program is· self-contained. ctc~ree I G -~ URG Meigs Center adds new-degree. Dlt1lla, AI - I Cabnr "We hu vcn' 1 bc!en negligent on the building, but we hnvcn' t hcen ublc to secure· the funds," Mur.:hi suid. "The d1y i> not trying to sell the building ut this point." Chy Munuger Bt1b Gurdon suitl. The l'ity bou!lhl Duvis Hull ulier' hcing hil with u condemnation nu1icc on the current city huilding by the Occupnlinnul Heulth und Suf~ly Allminislrution in 1999. Originully huilt us u Civil Wur-ct·u jnil. the building hud been expunded over lhe yeurs, hul wus found inude· quute for u numbr:r of reu- FUTURE PLANS - Davis Hall. the former Holzer School of som. including luck of hund· Nursing dormitory on Gallipolis ' First Avenue, may still be the leu ppcd nccess, rest room new seat of city government. but current finances have put a renovation project on hold, city officials said. (Staff) PIH11 IH Davia, AS Christine Haley1 91 Shirley Mae Wade, 86 Cleo F. 'Red' Reynolds, 81 Eran P. Branch, 19 I I I GALLIPOLIS - h Duvis Hull still u contender I'Llr the till~ nf th~ new Gullipolis City Bulldil1~fl Tht.' unswer is yes. chy <lll'lduls ~uid. ttl though t~nn­ vulion h> J'it the needs nl' ~vory office will cost urouml $!!00,000 - money the. city do~~sn't huvc utl.hls lime. "Thill docsn 't meun we' II quit," City Commissioner Buh Murchi ~>uid . "We will try tn pursue gnu11s. We will tllntinue 10 pursue lito see If h\ fuusihh:, or go on unoth· cr pulh." Th~ city hus nwncd the · former dol'lniwr~ for Holzo:r School uf Nursmg smdent s for tiiNe ycurs: Murch!. u member of the commission when the buikl· ing wus bought from the Holt.cr Hospitul Foundutlon. suld the city hus upplicd l'or l!l'llllts to cover rcnovntion uxpenscs. hu1 hns h.:cn UllS\ICCCssful , A li:llcrul grunt ullowing n 20 pcr~~nt reimbursement if It portion of the:. huildln~ wus set nsidc lhr ~· ommunity usc wns nne npllnn the city pursued. us wus lhc Community Development Block Ornnt progrum. Deaths 1 I ANDT~EN S~E BY KIVIN KILLY KK ELLV@MVOAILVT ~IBU NE.C OM :..;..,l--1I I 'fOU'RE TI-lE NICEST 11VE EVER MET.. Renovation fi-inding remains stllfilbling hlock ., For more inFormation, co/1 Bonnie McForkmd ot " 44•·••7• MEDICAL 'CENTER Discqver the Holzer Difference www.holzer•org �A2 s.l• ,.. rll n. :aan _Man accused of killing student won't face ~possible death penalty U~s' gift boosts school's Ohio weather Sundly, Aug. 11 with staff. Pmy said. "Uhlmately. 1M radio.s ~ OAWPOUS - Tho pur- desianed ro &Jis.llnl s.eeun~ chase of oiahr two-wl)' for everyon& who is in lM radio.s for in·IIOus.o us.o at the buildln&;'he ~. Oallia Counry Ahernative The ~. a iQtnt ~ School will ensure safety for between Oatlij!Qlis City Ud the stall and students, til& Oallia · County LC~tal school'~ P'incipal said as he schools. B~teyo Hills accepted a donation from the Careor Center, authoritlu OalhpoJis Lioos Club to and social servi'c& ~UICies. make the buy possible. works with students faclnl David Perry explained that dis~iplimny action or susthe radios will b«i used to . Plnston tfoo\ thoir 1\oo\e allow stall to communicate schools.. within the buildina. The Students 11'1!1 ~efofl'lld to tho $56S ch~k from Lions alternative s~hool on a short· President Jell Fowler will term. or threo to ll).day cover the full cosl of the. basis. fQf minor offenses like radios. he added. smolr.illi. p.rofulty Ql' di~ "This is a tremendous spect to their teadio.rs.. ~e donation." Pet:rr said. notilli assigned on a lona·term that the per-unn cost of the basis, Porry said. are '~pi· radios is about $70. cally students who fall witll· "Jell knew of a need we in an 81).day suspensloo" fQt had. he went to the Lions m010 serious infra~:lioos. · Club and told of thorn of that The school opens its third need. and then he informed year of operation in two me they had the money weeks with five student$ available.'' he added. enrolled. but he t~dded that The alternative school. "within a couple of dll)'$ wo opened in full 2000 in the could have more." former Clay Elementary "The Ollil prlndplo of tho School. has mstant commu· school is mutual respect,'' nication with bus drivers, the sa. id Porry, who taujlht for ll sheriff's office and 911. but years in . OlllliPQlls City had no immediate ~ontact Schools before taldnlJ tho BY KIWI Krul lll((llY~YOAII.Ylllt8VNU~OM •I OINrrt w IW• I West VIrginia weather Sunday, Aug. 11 would keep airports in Charleston and HuntlniliOI\ open. · The authority's orli._lnll study, completed for $1.2 million by tho California eon· sultlna firm Barth Tech. used as. a base assumption .tho &llpanslon of Charleston's YcallCf Airport ruliWiy to 7.000 feet. The FAA ruled that was not cost-etToctlve. A cost·bencflts study must be approved before the Lincoln County airport can qualify for fcder11l fUndina and before the authority ctm conduct a required environ~ mental impact atudy. Barth Tech 11ow muat uk ·Showers and thunder· storms arc possible today. A weakening cold front will move through, which could bring a few showers ·or thunderstorms to the ~outhorn half of the state. Highs will in the 80s. ' Not much ·change is ·ex pee ted for the first half )>f the week as another front upproache~ the region, branging random 'showers· or thunderstorms. Highs should remain in the 80s and lows mainly in the 60s . The record high !empera· turc was 98· set 1n 1930, and the record low wus S I in 1989. VVEATHIR fORICAIT Today ... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 80s . Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph . Chance of rain 20 percent. Tonight. ..A slight chance of showers und thunder· storms until • ll\111\lh'\ Newe Department• Goitlpolt• Department axtantlclno are: 1!\'ltlhh<llh<.....t . \Mth\'11' ~1111111 ''' "'' .:ar \\llh th\" hai\\~IUI illl\1 lh"'l 1\t'\l. 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"Tho FAA has lndl~ated that lf lho &rent n~s to be amended, the.y will taka 11 look at a request from Barth Tech," Johnsoo said. Jolmsoo s1ld he w11s hope· fill that 1M FAA would a«opt tho cost studios by tho end of tho year. . Banh Tech COIISUltllnt Mark Oorm11n said some of the chanaos the FAA h11s asked for in tho c0$t studios liN "fairly substtmtlal" but that the coosult11ncy ls movlna llhe&d with revlaioos. Tho FAA orialnally approved the 1111 panen· aer and revenue proJootlona based on lOftil·tmn ffiiiStllf plan studios for Yeager . Altp<!t twl Tri.St11to AlfOOrt. Tho PAA now says those smdles pro11idod inQOilslstol\t data and loft no room fw a fair comparison between Olllstlna air sllfViec and the Pf9PQ$Cd airport, POrt Authority mombo'r Mlko Briaht s11ld tho FAA's request for new cmt ealeula· tions contrlldlets its prior llp!lfOVIII. 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"Now, o : ~tato "llpeuls comt I'U Ina h11~ pollc~ offieor h11s avery right • rtlisod ooncorn8 llm'lllll · to pull ovor 11 driver yoinll ~~ defense tuwyors thnt pullQo mph In 11 5~ mph lUlU.\, It b : otl1cur~ will be ublc to 8top ju 8t 118 lllel!nl ond indct'cn8l• . : motorisrs for tho Mlil!hlost · blc IISI!Oin;90 mph," : inl~tletlons, even drlvlna 011o Colunlbus dofilnMo 11 uor· :mile over tho speed llmlt. tUI" Cleve Johnson snld tho • In u 3·0 rullnalust month, ' · tho ·4lh Ohio District Court rli!IH to prlvucy cmmt 1" 11 y of Appot~l s determined thut u · Slotc Hli!hWII)' Patrol troop· :..»r wus juMtlflcd In stopptna 11 : motorist bacnusc hiM cor hud · boon wouvin11 within u lnne. ·When the trlnl JudUOroi'IIMCd . ~ 0 8up 11rcM8 the evidence, tho llrlvcr, 'limy Dowie, pleodcd ;no contest 1111d wus cynvlot· 'lld of dr·unkcn drlvinl! und :ruUuro · to drive within .murkcd lunoM. He con1cndcd thu mlnur ·lunc vlolutlon wnM nllt :Cnou11h rcu~on for the troop· :er Ill MIOfl" him und ihut tho :MIOJl vloluted hiK rl11htto llfi· 'vucy. : Ohio L.uwyci'H W~ekly, 11 'trudc puhllcutlon thul lruckK ·court cuMeM, Hl.tid th.u ntlll11! ;MCtM uMidC II· llfCViOIIM rullit[l . ny thll Humc court In W\tich ithu Clllll'l Mllill MOiflU inli'UC• , . :uunM ut·u ti1n Hmuillll cnf()l'c~ :wllhmll vlululllll! drivct'H ' ' . :ril!hi llllll'iVUI:y, • "Pt•inr In lhiH l'lllinll, II :1uwyur cmtld Ul'i!UC u mlnn~ •lul'ruclinn, llku jlllilljlll hulr over ihc H IIC~IIIiltlh ,·W U H 1111 ;, invuHIIIIIIII' lll'lvnc~, hu~~~~ 1111 •prcvlmiHcnurl rullilJ;\H, wuid . ;ulllrrltuy Puui Bnyuluu, lhc •• • doe8n't IIPillr In trull'l~ CIIR\18. "Thut'~ 111'11 th~ tedmkul rantllnll of th~ lnw, but thttt'A the raulity," he 81lld, In thll 1"18t, tll'l!llillll thnt tt . minor vlolotlon wns llllt jll8• tlt1cutlon for u sto~ wot•kcd 1 1 11 from t me to t 1\ltl, tc ill\ t . U"AaM~oa Carmicl&ael'' Faun & Lawn I for buying my SIDUI _ ... Golllo Cootnty 1n:n IIUI fll)t.7l PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Sub.1crlbe today. 446-2342, ' 992 -2156 or 675-1333 • River Cities Community Health Coalition ts celebrating tts 1Oth anniversary this month I 1-800-462-5255 Medical professionals providing free health car FMC Dlalytll 8en1cet or Galllpolltr 100 Jacbon Pike Ambulatory ()enter • Galllpolllr Ohio 45631 ,., ...., 441 - . _ --- friday 5:00 p.m. (formerly Holzer Health Hotline) · '.!Jr. Mu.sa JJI.jafa .. • market Rabbit and ~oultry Sale friday 2:00 p.m. • Dalru market feeder Sale friday 3:00 .P.m. • • market steer Sale friday 7:30 p.m. • market lamb Sale friday 4:00 p.m. · • Commercial feeder Calf Sale River Cities Nurse On Call 'We foo((..jorwara to sftanno tliis timt witli you ana you seeing our new state of tfu ar~ facUtty mteting tlie staff ana our Meaica! t]j{rector ,, I ' 2002 Reserve I Grand Cl&ampion Steer .at the Gallia Cor&nty Jr. !fair ar&d Sr&pporting tlae Youth of Gallia Cort~aty. ll .U lwbtblbtrl not dttlrifl1 10 P'V tl\t tMrltr mey Nmlt In tdYt~ direct to lund tv Tlme~t­ Stntm.t. Cttdlt wll bt tl¥tn ""'" och wiek. No twbKrifl'lon by 1n1ll ptrmhWG In • ut on: ,IN I /N\11111' tl/i tiN\ /I/ \11!\ '111 P11bll1htcl ~ Sund1y, 12! Ttllrd I!Mt., Gllllpolll, Ohio. 5KOnrhLtu poll.tp Pflld Jt ' Donald E. . Fisher IN POINT PLEASANTn 'A'Ifltllbtt I~ Willi' 0t !Mtltl elliOtt only, 0"- ••liii'M • In M11mory of my Fathctr WE'RE FINALLY PM 400 Ea-Shtl Finish• ill"c.~""' Masterhlde Flat Finish• •45" ~ CMIIMI 'lift" [concerns about tra ic stops For purchasing my 2002 Market Hog .. Brenton Flahtr .. Racine, 01\lo •. (740) 841-1210 Syraoua•, 01\lo • (740) ttt-e3n Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. ..,lftcl· by populor dPtnnnd (UIPI JIS•lto) FraaATM Card ll'~al Lindsey Waddell Ohio YIIIQ l'ulllllhlftl ca. Aak for your mu~l lfthl' lllllll\111'\1 11~\\poll ""' h~'\'11\t'<l. h'~hll'tc\1 Ill For buying my 2002 Market Hog EXTINDID FORICAIT Monday ... Pnrtly cloudy. Highs in tho u~per 80s. Monday mght ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s. Tuesduy ... Partly cloudy. Scattered showers and ·thunderstorms from late afternoon on. Highs in the upper 80s. Wednesday., .Partly cloudy. Scattered showers and thunderstorms until midnight. Lows in the upper 60s and highs In the mid 80s. '(hursday ... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon ·and evening. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 80s. ' Friday ... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers und thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Ext. 18 Department extentlono art: ~ Glnlf'll Mentger lah'l Ill a "~1\ll\1\'11• ~~ . \II~ llilllll\11 h~ ;tt''"ll lh\' h~l\11 ~ il~ll a I'C\I,I\'1\IIal Clinic midniaht ... Othorwlsc part· ly cloudy. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of ruin 20 ~orcont. Correction Polley Our main concern In all otorleo lo to be accurate. If you know of an error In a story, call the niWaroom 11446·2342 or 992·21 55. ,.,,.,oy '"""II<' • Holzer BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In '\.il<l ""~'"""''~ al 'Ill ht> , ''" lallli'' h 1t. h;ml. "'"hlljl lh· 'hl\llh'llal h)1hl,, ~1\\l Ill' ''"''''' til>\ '""' "''" "'""' 11\llllj'll:'t '~'' hun 1111" ~11<.1 ~'""" u1111l an allhiJ"' 11 " ' 1 t ~ ~!.''" U\'1'11<'' l\1\.l~l ""~· .. ...,,lt'\1 ''" '\at\11\l;l\ «11\1 tl\(- ''"'~ 1111>l '"' ~a111 t'1, hml'lh ""'~" 111th ra~ kot \ " ''~ )-.'"'''"''" 111>111'\' ""'''~"'' « \'all 1\11 l\1\.l\111 "'"' r•mt'\l tl\(- d~iN\ II l11d1 \'11<1..'11 a I 1\ State must ask for more cash for airport study CHARLESTON (AP) ...... The state Public Port Authority has no money left to ·complete a required study for a proposed regional airport in Lincoln County and must ask the federnl ilOVCm· mont for more. Lowell Johnson, assistant . transpQrtatlon secretary for ports. told port authority members Thursday that "the money from (a federal) grant has been expended." The Federal Aviation Administration this week instructed th.e authority to revise its cost·bencflts study for tho propoaod airport baaed on an option that Mentglng editor Newt editor · Aulgnlng editor lporto su rs and physician ref rral Better health for the Tristate • . . I ' • �• PageA4 Opinion Pomway • Mlddlepot1 • Ollllpolle, Ohio • Point Plt1t1nt, WV · :aundly,Auguet 11, 2002 Sund.y, AUfUit 11, 1001 • • • • I'Jtty (Larry) Hud•on of Pomt Plea<J~ll; • 11•·•mllou ami \Wu 1!£1:':11-grandchildren: a brother. Clarenre (Na<hne) lley1wl<h of MIDDLEPORT - Word h~s been recetvt'd of the death of Delaw~re, Oh1o; .md 1wo nners, Edna Cnmtp .md Emogene S::hrisline Uelle Haley, 9t, New Lexington. formerly of Ste.~rn<, both of Poinl Plea,alll. . He wa< ,al.o prereded in death by J brother and two "'ter; 111 Middleport, un Wednesd•r· lu.ly 31, 2002. infancy: and 1wo brother<, Eul>ene and Elv1u. "lluddy" : She was born Oct. t7, 91ll, to the l;~te Frmk and Cordelia Stilwell. She wns a homemaker and a member of the Freewill Reynolds. Services will be I p.m. Moo1duy 111 Dt':ll Funeral Home, l'oilll Boptl!t hmch. · · Plea•ant, with 1he !lev. L.lffy Albril(ht o(]kt.llint-;. Burul ,. ·II be She is survived by a d~ughter and son-in-law, Judy ~nd Robert Miller of M1ddleport; a son, John Hilley of Cornmg; in Ueale Chapel Cemelery,Apple Grove. Fncml' lllJ) to~ II th•· lnd 15 grat!dchildren, 27 great graucfchildnm and four great- funeral home from f>. IJ p.m. Sunday. Military grovcsidt• rit~~ will be conducted by Army N.111onal l!teat gradchildrcn . Guard )(,64 of Point i'l ~~s;mt. · She was abo preceded in death by her husba nd, the Rev. Leland Haley; two suns, Kenneth and Robert Haley: and sev-. · eral brothers and sisters. · . . Grnvt'side mvicrs were held Aug. 3, 2002. at Miles Cemetery PROCTO IWILLE - Shirky Mat· Hod~otc Wade. !II>. in Rlltland. with the Rev. P~ul Thy lor ofliciatinJ.!. Arrangemct~ts Pmrturvillc, died Thursday, Au~ . K. 2l~12, .11 lwr n·s idcnc~. !.v~r~ under the direction of Goebel Funeul Home 111 Uorn Jan . t4, 19111, 111 A<llland, Ky., d.1ullhlcr uf the late ~ruoksville, where ~alling hours were held. Bet\ianun .md Lillie lklchcr E•rep. she wa< retired fn1111 Owt·ns- llhnois with 35 years of servace. S mvivin ~:t arc two dau~:~hters , Mary (G len) Stiltner of POINT PLEASANT - Cleo fl"R.cd" Reynold,, Rl, Point Proctorville, and G;~ylc Phillips of Hllltlin~lon , W.Va .: fi>ur Hrandchildren. nim• great-granckhtldrcn and four ~reat ~ gre .H· Pleasant, died Fridny, Aug. 9, 2002, at his residence. Uorn June 5, 1921, in Mason County, son of th~ late , Elza l!randchildrt·n: an aunt: and scvcralt·ousins. She was al<t1 prect•ded in death by two sisters, Thelma Lake Ellznh and Minnie Sota Fetty Reynolds, he worked 111 maultcand Frances l'nct•: and a brother. Ber\i<~min Estep Jr. nance for the National Guard Armort in Point Pleasant. · Servit·es will be I p.m. Sunday in Hall FIHwral Home, ' He was a 111CIIlber of Mhuurll odgc 19, AF&AM, the Scottish Rite of Charleston, W.Va., and the Benl K~dem Shrine Proctorville, with Ihe Rev. Kenny Estep o(]kiatin~. Hmial will be in Rm\1e Cemetery. Visitalimi was hdd fmm h-9 p.m. . In Charleston . He was a U.S. Army veteran ofWorld Wnr II. ' Surviving arc his wife. Emogene Neal Reynolds: a daughter, Snturday atlhe funeral honte . ! G•lllpolla, Ohio • Pomtroy, Ohio Point PIMUnt, W.V.. Ohio Valley Publlahlng Co. Den Dlcktraon Publlahtr LII'I'Y Ioyer Advertlalng Menagtr . llllt Ptlrct M•naglno ldltor *"" '""'"lHHI't"'' f\ '"''' tftfllh\t n,tfltfiijt\ f'.\l'f'l'llf'ft'" ltt11 t'ttht"'" Wtll' rt,. fftp t'MI'fl'f'tlft\ ~~"hta ( ..., \ ~ ~ fill""'' ..,_ff"'-ft. "'~· NATIONAL VI •tl Mr fH!f" \ltHP\' Cleo F. 'Red' Reynolds· W Flawed Prescription proposal doesn't shou' signs qf'prior thinking • 1'h~ lnh•llllll'll\'l'r nf Wh\·~111111, W. Vn.l lluusu ~''\'uhlh.:un.s t:C~t•ntly p\1Sh~d lhl\lll!lh lt•!ll~lutlnn 111111 th~y clu m wllllwint~Jll'cscrlplhHI dru11, nlrVIIIIIIIIl s~nlnt·~ . II wnuld · cosl, 1\u· stm·lel's, sum~ $ .11~1 hllllun 11 Yl'lll' llllll hii'!ICiy hnnd conl"1lnl' vllill Jli\'S\Tiplltln dru~ hcncl'lls 111 hull~ "Jlhiii'IIIII~Y llcncllts lllilllllll~t·s" und lh •it' ~upllw muillll\l~r plull·muclcs, ~u~h ns M~i\'k- Mcllcn . whkh I~ mukl1111 h~u\lllncs In the l1mmd11l pi't'S~ 1\lr hs Ennm - llk~ u.·~nlllllinll pm~tkcs . 1'hc 11<111~1' (lOP 1, 11o1 uh111~ In II .~ wlllill~ lttnot 'llll~c \hi he churilllhicl ,,!' ~osls . Sl'lllll~ Dt~lll<l~t·ut ., "'Y the llu11'" \JIIIu 1.~ insu11kl~nlly ~ctlcl~•u~ : Ihey Wllnllollp the IIIII•' 11111 $4 lO hll · llun 11 ycur pru~l'llm . The While ~h1usc ul~o Is Iouth lo Ills,•us.< roul cusls, Ill' In tiny wuy uc11111lly lhnllhi!lllil' scupc ••f whut WUUid lJUkkiy IJC~OIIIC II lll'l~l'llllt lhlll SWIII\Ij)S lhC fell 'l'lll hllll~~l . . Why doesn't the pollill ~ ul duss spcuk of 1\'ll,ltlllllhlc limits, such 11 .~ meuns · lcstln~ 1lw h~ud 'il or lllnltln!l lhc hc11d'll hi cover "CiiiUSiiliJihk" prc s~l'i pllnn ~olsts of 111\II'C 1hun. sny, ~ .l,OtMlll ycur'/ Bc,·uusc holh n~uloll'l'nls nnd ~cpuhll~uns ut-c lmlllnJII'or voles IIIIIOIII!Ihc M-plu> ~~·uwtl, who .~lutl:<llcullr, un: lh' musl,llkcly of nil Alncrlcn11~ 111 vutc . The hill tis "fl'cc' Ill' vlrluully l'n:c \ll'lii!S. The lndfspcns11hlcl 1uul Sunl\ldlllll. 1111 c~onot11ks colu1nnlst 1\n· the Wnshilll!l•lll Post , s11ys AIIICI'kuus ollll!hi hl "jlrliY l'tll' yrldlnck" hi.\IWCCIIIhc IhlliSC lllld SCIIIIIC, hCCliUSC olf I1U Clllll'• lllllliS ~I ISIS of II Vil'llllllly lllllllllitcli ili'CSCI'iillioll lh'lll! bclllll'il 1\ll' SCIIillt's. As SillllliCison notes, llnlh Sndul Security 111111 the c~lstln11 Medlclll~ (suns drill! COV.CI'II!!C) iJI11tli'UIII will ltl\lliii'C .th~ rurluwln ~ nh.,cnt si!lllilkunl 1-cro1'1t1 "·' the IJnhy Bllllllt t"Cuchcs rctlrcmcnl :· ('ut., In hcncfils, hlllli"'I'CIIsc' lit tu~c~ lu •upporl Clln~nl hcncl'lllcvcll, o1· sumc cutnhillllllt,nuf the two. Whct'C'S lh~ pllhiil: llllii~y I'CII.Sllllln~ f\11' IIIXill~ Wlll'killl,l Alnct'lCIIII.I Willi III'C try II~ to lllllkC hllliSC iJIIYIIICIII,, HIIV~ fill' ch! J,h·cn's CllUCntiiiiiiiiHI roll' their IIWn rctirCIIICIII N, hi pmvlll~ "fr •c" dl'li!IS 111 seniors whn >'1111 wcllllfl'ordl lidt' llloi>ICsllllll· uf-puckct cusls'/ Du11 '1cxpccllu ilcUI' Ihnl qu~stlunlhun unyunc ill Wushln~lon hclwccnnuw nllll N,ovcnthcr. l'ruy fot•grlll· luck. TODAY IN HISTORY a¥ Til£ A8 8 UCIAT~O l'llr ~9 'l\1duy Is Sumluy, Au~. II , the 22.\nl d11y uf 2!102. Thc1·c ut·c. 142 1luy~ lcl'l 111 the ycu1·. Tulluy's •llijlhii!!IH 111 lli~hn·y: On All!! , II , Il)l)IJ , the SOS tllsll'cl.l siJIItlll wns I'll's! used hy un Amcrfcun ship, the Al'npnhoc, uiT ('1111C Huucr11s, N.C. Outhls dutc: In IHCJO. the nutlun's l'it'sl stl~~cs< l'lil silver mill hct~nnupCI'• ullutlncllr Vlrglnlu Cii,Y. Nev. In 1934. lhc first lcucml 11rlwnm llt'l'lml ul the lslunll prl~on Al~utrnt. In Still Frundscu Uuy. . In 11142, durlnJl Wurld W11r II , Vkhy !£11VCI'IIII1Clll ul'l'lclul Plat'fc Luvul tlubflcl>: doc ltu•ctlthnt "the holll' 111' III'Ct'tlllon I'm· Prunco I ~ the hour when Oct'IIHiny wins the Will'." In 19~4. u l'nrmul ilOUco tunk l1old In lmh1cltlnu, cndilll! lniii'C thllll !I.IVCII YClll'! 111' l'f~lllill!l hciWCCII lhc 111'0 11~11 llllil Cummunl~t Vlctmlnh. In IIJ~(J. ubMirucl J'utntct' .I11Ck!llll l'ollu~ k dlcll In un IIUIO· lllllhllc IICclliCIJI In l.uHI ll 11111p11111, N.Y. . In I\162. the S•lVIcl U11lt111 luunchcll cu.IIIIOnlllll Andrlun Nlkoluycv 01111 \14-hour l'lillhl. In 1\IM, rinlilll! lllltllontilll! thm dulmctl 34 liveN hruko out In the Willi! ~~ctlwtol' Los An~tclcH . In lli7H. cltlcfN of sllliC 1111d 1'11rcil!n lliJ~IIilul'ie H UITivcd ln V11tlcun City fur the funci'Uiuf Pope Puul VI. · hll\llJL Sltlllc Muslim kldllllpJlers hi Lchum111 rclcuNcd two WcNICt'll Cll[lllvcN: 1\dwurd Truer, 1111 Am~:rlcnn held ttcm·ly five yeurN, null Jcmrnc Lcymud, 11 hcncltliiUII wh11\l ht¢llublluct· cd by u rlvul ~1'1111p three duy1 Clll'licl'. . In llJlJ~. I rcMilleul ('lllllon IHHncll Army CJcneru l John ShullkuMhvlll to be the ucw chulrnutn of lhc Joi111 ('hlci'M of Stuff, succeot.llng Oen. Colltt I'IIWl'li . 'liln ~curM Ul!o: 111 WuHhlugwn, nc!lollutw·" !\11' the Uultcll SuttoM, C'ulludutrnd Mexico conlhtucd-lo work out l'lnul dctuii N of the Norlh Anlcrll!un Ft·cc 'l'l'lldc A~tt'ccntclll. 1'hc Mull of Amcrl cu, lhc ilii!IICHI HhiiJlpln!( 1111111 lu the Unilcd SlutcK, IJflllllcllln 1Jloun11n1,111n, Ml1111. l'lvc ycurK ill'": I rcHiliCIII ('lltthHI nmdc the l'lrNI UNC of the hiM torlc llnc-ilcm vcllllllliJruvctl ily ( 'oii~I'C HH, rejecting three liCII.lN In Hpcndilll! nmiiiiX I'IIIIH. · · On~ ycur u~o : Itt hi Hweekly l'utllo IILIIIrcNH, PreNiuelll BuHh NHid hl! dCC IHhiM lll I'CHirlct iJUinlll furillll f~dcrulflllllllclll!lllf cmbryuiiiC HIC111 ce ll I'CHCUI'Ch plnccd hllll Ill lhC ~ I'IIHNI'IIIIdH between prutoctlll!lllltd cnhund1111 hl11111111 life, 1'uduy'N BlrlhduyH: ActrcHH .lc1111 1'111'kcr I.H'.10. 11ormct· TV lulk Nhow hoHI Mllie l>oui!IUH1.~ 77. Actrc N~ Arlene l>uhiiH 74. The l<cv. Jerry tlulwell IH f1lJ. Acli'CNH A111111 MuHHCY IH r,5, Ruck mu Niclml Jl111 Kulc ((lucMN Who) IH ~'.1 . C'l111ntry Hinger John Conlee IH !It'!. Singer Eric ( 'unncll iN!U. WrcNIIcr· uctor Hulk HnglliliH49. Siii!(CI' Joe Jnckwn IN4H. Aclllr Mljjucl A. Nunc~ Jr. IH3K. Aclllr-ho N I Joe 1<111(1111 1 ~ H . l{ock gul tnri NI Chnrllo Sexton IH 14. Rhy111111 11nt1 hlttcN 111l1Niclun ('hriH l)uvc (Mint CundltlonJ IN .14. 1111, lw/' urti Nt All SIIUhccd Muhummull '" Aclor Will 1rlcl lc IH 2{,, Rulli\Cr {'llriH Kelly cKrl" Kr''"" ' 1 ~ 24. Si n11cr J lluu"' lll2KJ IN 7. . · Tlioujthl fur ·rnduy : "'rh~ hc~ l 111 ull Ihe prcucltcrHurc the men whu live their crcc1 l ~." · Edl!tll' A. Ouc ~l. Amcrlcun author, joumuliNt uml poc1 cIHH I I!J'fl}), . n. Christine Haley Shirley Mae Wade f ilfffl"', fi" tAt~ ftltRt'f' ttW .. ~.,....., rlllet\' 1"'*M .... #.II) HhtM JrM ~tw.h, Ut lmM ~ "'"' MM\i H ll)ftf'il htt..... !ttMrf\ I ttftfl ,..,.., ""'"~ ,\'ft. •uuiatt...t ,.,.,.., •llf Itt ~WI\~. I""""' ,,.,,..,., 1w "' """' M1M. MM110tf ..., lN~'f Pri Obituarie Deall1s • , LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' dcput'llllllllt. This Is 1101 lllllllily i1lSI ttl' pcnuhlu~ . The ov~t· puymclll w11s due Ill Jl~nr Jtdltm·l Ulelllplli'III'Y rollhud: by l'l:l~S thpt WIIS On Alii! , Ill, the Ciullln t'ounty Unit ' miiiiPI~.IIell!~l.uur ll~~ounl.lly " . llll'lllc~ nl' the Amcl'i~lllt t'llll~lll' Soldcty will m~~llm s _ulfkc employee. Also •• lhl. hold their UIIIIUUI Reh~ fot' l.ll'c Ill the ~~~~urred.m 2000. IIlli 2!)0ius slllled by . • , . . . s ML llltlcumb. Ot~lllpnl.l~ ~lty I u~k. , el.u~ 1\11 Lllc 1._ Hmu·s ti~C\11' Iuthi.< ol'l'l ~c tis they do the.Amcliclln Cunccr Suclcly s nut inn Ill uny ufl'k~. 'file mlstukcs !hut wct'c 111 ·N~~~~~~~~~~~~1r'~cluy Is thlll It ullows mudc .Itt ,tl~c puymll dcillltllnclll huv~ , 11 m11 unlty lu 11 rleve ft. 11. those lost iu .been cunccle\l, just "·' Ihey were whe 1 11, c\. . , ' · . Mr. Hukumb w11s illlyrull clc1'k, We Ctlllc~l lllld IO cel~~l'lll~. the, I ~V~s ,01 feellhllllhe SIUICIHCIIIS lhul Wei'CIllUde ' .hus~ ~~~~~. h~ve .stuylvctl. 1he evelll wct·c sumewh111 mlsleudlll~. und ""'·''s.ls Ill lclllll~ ul up hi I~ . JlCOillc thoughllhlll Ihey should 11~ clurll'lcd, w)!o silCIIll I~ hours loy~lhcl Ill 1111 Must lf the I'I.I'OI'lls In th, uudii!1J''s 11 cllot'llo l'tlisc money uud llt~hl cunccr. "I , ' 1 bil · ~ · , ·, 1 lc ., The ohj~cl Is HI huvc ullcuslunc IIICIII · oil t!rll llU ~ I.C~IIIl lUll Ute tlvu • hill' ol' the 1011111 wulklnta uf I'Utllliltl! ublc. lor Inspection with wrlllcn llf'lltllltlth~ truck fur the cnth·c ~WilL rclJucsl . ,Jlm Clurk lluwcvcr, must of their time will he llri!ndu ThonlpHon spent llstuni11111U ntuslc, cumpln~ uut. Oulllpulls pm·ticlputlny ill u vnrlcl~ of ucllvltlcs, und cn]ltyinl! lhe contpKny of lhch· rei · ullws. l'rlcn~H untl coworkers. · A spcdul hiJ1hllyhtnl' the event is the· Deur Edlturt . Lun1inury Pl'llllrtlll~ 1 which tukcN lliucc As u Plelf·•.lnlpll1yell resltl~nt uf 111 liPiWXimutely 'J 1'-"'· 111'iduy. 'fhc 0HIIIu Cnunty, puylnl! 11111 only city Lumlnury Buas nre pluu~d uround the tuxes but ttiNu stu te IUXI!H for lilY wulkill~ fllllh fn hlllltll' 11f til' ill llllliiHII'Y of nut· loved un~s . 'rills Is u viNuu l Lonl!ub~l'l!c r busln~:ss, I find It ot1'en· ~lve when people compluln ubutll ou1· d~ntiiiiSti'Uiltln of why WC lllllllitlli'UiNC Oulllu County Audltm· Lurry ll ctz 1nuncy It• flf!lll CUilCCI', . · An111hc1' hl~hllghl ul' lhc event Is the cnfm•clnl! lhc luw. tmnmenl~ huve been mmle tutd con· Sut·vivurN L11p. wl1lch will slur! ulli:30 trnversy huH huppened when Lurry p.m. This Is u·uly u wulk ul' celcht'ulitln Uetz huH been chcckln~ IIlii' meu 11eu und jny us survlvurN dun1onstrute the lllurkcts. NJ1ii'IIU111.f CIIUrlli!C tlUII they lll'll NO Well tlVCI'Yllllll who Hel ls lten1H lliUSI huV!l klltlWIIIO Jlll~MilNS . u vendor's li cense or u trunslont's We htlpe H• rulsll $~~.000 frotH thiN 'l'hls fee Is $2~ . fhc license Is llcciiHC. ycur• , event. To rcu~h ou1· ~uul. we IHsucd by lhc Stute Dcpurunent of uocd your sUPiJilrl. 1'u~utlun Ill vcndurs who ll'llllspurt IJy f'llr111l11!! II tlllll11 f'rtllll Ylllll' CUIII· puuy, churcfi, s~hon l , ncll!himrhoud, their ),!llllliH 111 Hell 111 1cn1purury pluces etc .. you will 11111 only be u purt or 11 of buslne~N such u~ l'leu lllurk~IH, yurtl 11rcut cotltnumlly event, hut will rulsc Nu les, uucllon i111Uslls etc. I feel Lut·ry Betz Is only llulnl! his fund.~ thul will fmpruve !he quullty ol' fur Oulllu County. I puy tuxeN on lll'u for CllltCCI' puliCIIIN lllduy Ulld lite lems I put·chuse ullucul NlorcH. These outlook l'or those dlulpiOscd In the luxes urc uddcu un lolhc price. I luke It fUlUI'C, · l'or III'Ulllet.l thul I nwe Hlutc or dty If you urc Interested In lcurnln11 nwrc tuxes. tluch county huH u rute they 1111 uboul this ~pcclul endcuvur, lllciiSc 11ivc me u cull ut 740-446·5611), h'N by, Oulllu 's heinl! li.2~ percent , If pcnple feel this luw belnaenl'nrcell ubotit bclna u ~omtnulllty tlllillllkcs u1' IH tllllnll 111 hurm the Oullfu County the l'l~ht. . Plcu ~urkct, then check out ~ome Donnie Mdlurlund RN. BSN, Chulrpcrsun other 11cn mnrkct~ In our ureu. They ure Oulllu County Relay fur Life lhrlvlni! In ulr-condllluncd bulldlnKH In the Nummcr und heuted buildln11s hlthc winter. Vcndm'.H llcenm und puylng tuxcH ure 1111t Hlllllcthlng uur uuilltor fhou11ht l>cor KdltOfl We urc rwo employee! uf the CJullln up to hurl the cllrzens of our ureu . Our ounty Auditor. N Ofl'l~e who urc Cllllllllunlly Is one ol' the nlce!lt plu~eH directly lnvolvcu with the puyroll tu reHide or ~1811. Our lux dollurH puy · jJroccNH. We would like lo clurlly H!Jnle fur the upkeep ul' our ~ounty. So. II' yuu ufe asked w show your of the NlulementM mutlc by Donuld vendor'~ ll~enMe or pu~ your ~hnre nf · Hulcumb, cundlllute l'or CJu lllu County tuxes l'rom sules ynu have mude, be uullllur. thul uppcured In the July 23 pruud w do s<J. To tho8e who ulrcudy lm1c ul' the OulilpllliM Dully Trlllunc. · ThiN letter Is not mcu111 tu lie polltlcul ''" thiM, thunk you. Judy .Iones . bm U! lnl'orrn the tux/luyen ol' the NIIU· OulllpuiiH UtliliiH II! they UCIUUI y happened. Mr. Holcomb Htutell. tHut there hull bcen1h11usitnds ul' ilullun uf tuxpuycrM' money puld ,In penultleH unu lute churgcs. AdureHslnll the i.:ummcm Ueur Edltor1 rellurl.iln11 the pcnulty und lute churJICH Ouod newH for older udult8 ln need 111 the IRS und the Pub II~ E1npl 11yccH of hma·tcrm ~urc. l(etlrcm~nt Sy!lcm, we cun unly re~ull IJue to the 11cncruu8 show of 8Upport twu lnNtunceM thut pcnullleH were cxhlbllcd by cunccrncd citizens und ln~urred M ince Mr. llctz bui!Uille uuul· e l,~c· tehul ut'flclu 1s 1'rom ucro 8H the dstute wr u, 0 o, reHtr1cl 1ons on~e 1mpo8e on Mr. llol.:wnh'MccJmrmmtHwere lnuc• the l'u88port pro11rllm huvc been lifted ~ urule unu Incomplete, Ullll we would und onceuguln, elli!l~le lndlvlduuiK,urc gluuly welc111nc nnym1c to come to the . uble to enmll und receive In-home cure uuditor'H llfl'l~e unlllnHpcclthe puyroll us ". n uhernutlve w. nurHing hu11111 rccurdM. We huvc u c11py ul' the . l'cttcr plucenlcnt. , frum th1.1 IRS Hlutinl! thut tt1c penult leN ihe wultlngiiH~ lor thi NPWIII'd\11 hud 11luNJntereHI were rcmovllll und refund· gruwn Htcudlfy 11crusH the Nlllhl ol Ohio eu. ThiM 1iwncy hud tcJ be puld In (lue 10 _proarum enrollment blllnl!llmltullvlln~e while bein 11 uppculed hy Mr. c~ by Ohio 8 recllnt budjjet re8trlctlon8. Hctl.. 1 he Areu A11ency on AJilng_Home C11re Rellurdii1JI the l'llltS penult leN, 11 Is IJiviHiun IM' now uble to enrull thoHe trUI! tl1111 we uld incur penultieH l'or lute lnlllvilluuls who huve been on the wult· llllylllcllt, huwever, Mr. Bet 1. puld the lng II M I, Into the Medl~ulll Wulver fiCIIUily IIUt 11f' the llllllltur'Hbudget. It l'ri~I!I'Uir · . . ulll nol come l'ront cuch ucpurtJitcnt. .1 he I u~Hpurt pro11rum IN tl~HIJ!ned w The ovcrpnymcnt Mr. llul ~umb Kpuk~ promote lndepenllenc~ f11r lndtvlduul ~ 11f WUH JU Nt thut II II CIVi:I'I!IIYIHCill Uj!Cd (j() Ill' mtlre. Quullflctl HclliUrN CIUI which wu 8 ~rt:dlt cd "uck 111 cucl; ~:untlnuc tu live In their uwn horne~ und reculvc NervlceH Huch pcrKonul cure Join the fight :c Enfqrc:ing the law ·I"" Clarifying statements Some good news ' ' Coif scramble set POMEROY - Eustern Footbull Alumni Assoclutlon Jwlll sponsor u golf scramble ut thQ Mei11s Golf Course. Pomeroy un Aug . 24. 1'ee-orr time Is 8 a.m. Cost Is $40 11 person which Includes use of u golf curl, bul pluycrs need to furnish · their own ~olf bulls, Refreshments will be served und prizes uwurded. George Moru, 985-3303, ur Mike Connolly ut 667-6986 can be contucted for• more lnfurmutlon or to register. unll.IHIIIICnlllkCr SCI'Vkcs, hlliiiC•dcllV· ct•cllm~u l s und udull duy cure services . Not 1111iy Is l'nsspnrl u mudt less c~pcnsivc ulicl'lttlllvc. II pmvlllcs older 11dUI!s uud 1hd1' funtlllcs 11 chulce in how thcv cnnmccllhclt· iong·lcrm cure needs . llusspurt \Jrovldcs 11 ..:osl ·et't'c~ · tlv~. ln·hnmc u lcrnutlvc ·lu nursing home ~lii'C for Ohlu l'esillenl.•. Stutlstks show thut since enrollment wus curtlilled In December 2002, 262 lmllvlduuls wultln8 to he cnwl lelllnto ll1c l'usspot't iJrol!t'utll were removed from the wulllul! llsl to enter u new lttll'siltg ltotlle. By fi'CCt.lnl! cnrollmcnl IIlio the l'llsHpnrl ilrlll!1'11111, the state lll.ild $ 1':1.(1 nil Ilion per xc11r In Mcdkuid dollurs versus the $2.lJ mil· lion thul Wliuld huvc been pnld hud tltcse stllllc lmllvlduuls been enrolled I11111 Pusspori. 'fhc Al'cu Agency would like to exlcml 11 heurly thnuks Ill everyone. who rulllell for this cuusc und showe'd llteir support for the l'ussport prol!rutn und lh~ seniors In the slule 111' Ohio by wrltinl! leucrs ullllmukilll! phone culls 10 the yuVcl'lllli' 'S ofl'i~c llllll, SIIIIClcgli· lutut'S, l"tu·thcrlllot·c, we would like l,o thunk our stule lcglsinlors for their lcnuclty In this mu11c1' und for recognizing thut l'ussporl Is u ·vltul \'~'1!1'UI11 fur seniors ucross lhc stule uf 0 1io. l'ut l'uhncr Ht1111c· Cmc Director . Aren Agency 011 Aging Buckeye Hllls-Hucklng Vullcy Regionul Dcveiulllncnl Dlmkt Offering advice llcurltdltur1 . ltunu 01tlllu Cmu11~ cltlt.cn. I live f11 Huntlngtonl'ownNilip, I unt vct'y concernctlubou l the muds Itt Ohio. , I go to the lownshlr meetings rcgulurly. I go with the lntcnllun uf trying lo point out Home things tu the trustees In this tuWIINhlp of wuys tu Improve uur rouds, to mukc them Nufer fur everyone. Our school buscH truvol HOme very llungerous rouds, cntlung~rin11 little children. · I huve hutl ov!lr 40 ycurs experlen~~ In building rouds, building foundd· tlons, purklnl! lilts, etc. . I um u dlsubleil retiree from tAo Operulln~ Engineers (IUOE Opcrutors Union of Elnl!lneerH), 'rherel'ore, 1 l'eel I could J!lve ~ome worthwhile udvl~e. Our Huntlngwn Tuwn~hlp trustee! ~ce m to diHcourullc uuencfunce. We were usked to c~ll euch trUHtee If we plunn~d .to uuend. We complied with thl ~ lor Heverul month! . 1'hen the~ chttnged from huvin!! people who wi Hh lo uttend lo cull tu writing u letter 10 lluyH before the meeting t.lulc, We then urll ulluwed 10 mlnuteH tu lliHCU8H whutever concernH we huve . 'rhom11s Prllston Vlntof! Third certainty ' Deur Kdltur: . There Is II rumlllur Hllyill!! thut HlllteH "There ure twll thlnMK lhut ure ~ertul~ In life: Oeuth und IIIXCK," For Oulllu Cuunty reKidentK, we huvp lived with u third c.ertulnty, hillhtr IIUKollne prlceN. r A ~ euch weekend would upproucb gu8 prices would ruiN~: Heve'rul cenlif overnljlht; u common putiern umonl. ullof our gusollne HtutlonH. I' This lnl'luted pri cing wus nl'teit blumed on.OPBC. LocuiK blumed It tlJ1 price flxlil11 und cullu81on. • Drive. unywhere, In uny dlrectlo4, uwuy fmm Oulllu County und ads prlceH W11uld be cheaper. Then cu ute ulong our new Oo Murt. ltemurkubly, they huvc kept consl~· tently lower price~ nut nnly ilurlna tf'le week, but rnujor hollduys Wourfh or July). · l Monty 11nd Rene Farle'v . Bidwell Corredlon POMEROY - In the Frlduy, AuJ!. 9 Issue of lhe Daily ' Sentinel, II wus reported thut the roud work project on Elust Muln Street In l,'omcroy wus sold for $277,2~0. The correct fi11ure wus $722,2.50. Bur1lary, theft solved .. . POMEROY - A burglury und theft were solved, und sev, ernl domestic violence iuues handled by Pomeroy pollee lust week, uccordlng to Pollee Chief Murk Prufflu. · ., Profflll ~uld thut the burglury occurred Tuesduy ut the 324 E. Muln St., Apt. C., residence of Jimmy und Mary Reynolds. ' Burlholomew Bo,gs und J.D. Orueser of Condor Street, nnd Don W, Nye o Ann Street alleaedly entered the apart· ment tbrouph a window and removed numerous video anmes. The chle reported that the three appeared In Mela• CountY. j:ourt on buralary charae• and were releued on bonds of • $10 000 each. . M11tla Michael of Hamden alao 11ppeared In county court · whore 1h1 entered a plea of aullty to theft. Proffitt aaldoahe atole oath !'rom Hartwell Houae ln Pomeroy. · She waa tined $100 und coati, alven a year'a probation. 11nd waal11ued 11 rettralnlna order to lceep her out of the bualnen. Anaela s. Jomea of Bradbury Road, Middleport, was arrested on a domestic violence churae ufter ulleaedly · Blluuldna her husband, Charlet Jumea, ut his place of employme~t in Pomeroy. She w111 arrulaned In county court and released on bond Wedneaday. Alcohol, drUJI&. und n handgun were Involved In another domestic violence Incident lnvestlauted Wednesduy. ' Proffitt suld thul Tummy S. Nltz wus on Mechanic Street when ~he hud un ultercutlon with her mother, Donnu Klein. Davis fromPipA1 uvililublllty nnd structural problems, the 111081 proml· rtent of them u cruck ln Its fucade visible from the street. Ouvls Hull was uvullable for.· lule und the city puld ,$JOO,OOO for the wucture :with an eye towurd making It the new base for c:lty I!Overn· ment. The hospital foundation had replaced the roof and made ather repulra prior to the ule. Mlll'eh1 auld. · The bulldlna had been con· , tlunuously maintained by the foundutlon since the closing ·of tbe nunlna school In June said Marlnnne 1 1982, :Campbell, executive vl~e president of the Holzer Poundutlon for Tri·Stute Health Cure. "It's very well preserved," she sald. Randy Breech, the city's enylneerlng eonsultunt·, checked the building und drew up preliminary pluns pluelngthe pollee depurtme~t Local Briefs She reportedly rnmmcd her vehicle into one owned by u friend of Klein's, und then went into the Mechunic Street Purk, where .~ he ullegedi'y did some errutlc driving. Two chil· dren were In the vehicle. Middleport Police und deputies from the Mdgs County Sheriff's Dcpurllncnt were culled to usslst. Nilz wus arrested. ulong with u mule In her vehicle, Robert E. Light Jr.. who reportedly rcuchcd under the seut and produced 11 lauded hundgun us Nilz resisted urrest. Nltz wus charged with 1lomestic violence, DUl by drugs, fullure to control, lcnvlng lhc scene Of un uccldenl. ~nd two counts of child cndungermenl. Light wns churyed with usinll wellpons under dl.lublllty, open container und currying u con· ceuled weapon . Nltz wus lncurcerntoo in the Southeusl Reglonnl Juil. She uppeured In Meigs County Court on the charges. ullej~edly threatened the judge, und was returned lo jail. Li11ht's court uppeurunce Is pending. . MASON - Eran P Braoch. 19. of Ma,un. dl\ld fmi<ly. All¥USI 9, 2002, in St. Jl>.-eph Hn.spllal, as a re;.uh oJ an ~;~utv­ mobile ac.ci~nt. He was born Sepcer11l>er t5. I'.IS2. in Rlllll-oev~rto, We't Vifilnia, the son of the Rev. Ronul!) A. lJranch und Tere-a (Bamardl Branch. He wu' u ;.oph•·· nur~ 'lud~111 ul Sh<·ppwd Coli~~"· lie wa~ ~ member of Fllit.. Bapu~l t:hurch and " 200 1 jrllduate of Wahama Hlih Sohool. · He is ~urvtvoo by his parents, the Rev, Rnnald A. Brnnch and Teresa (Barnard) Brunch of M~son ~ u brother and M;.!tr-in-law. Ronald II and Holly . Brull\'h l>J Martm,bur~~o. w,,,_, Vir):inut; brothers, Keithen Branch of Mu.,on. Je>.hua Bratwh 1•l Mu.,nn, Micuiah Branch of MIL~on , und b1mn Brunch of MuM:.n ~ ~:rund · mOihcrs, Cordie Bernard of Mount Airy, Mary land, and Mar):ret Branch uf Shepherostown, We't Y1r~miu; hi' he'\ frie11d, Kate Lowe of New Haven: und s~verul<~ulll'. und~' and Cl ~l,in,, · He WIIS rreewoo in death by hi;. grundf<uher,, J.C. a~murd und CutTOI Branch. Services will be t p.m. on M1mduy, Augu!ll 12, 2002. at Fallh Baptist Church In Muson. with the Rev Cluudt SilWt'llS.all(l tho Rev. Ronald Brunch ol'ticiutlng. Buriul w11l he 111 Sunn1e Memorial Gardens at Letun. Friends muy cull ul Foglesong-Tuckct lclmeral Home in Mason on Sunday. August II. 2002. from 3-9 1).\11 ., «nd at the church on Monduy, August 12. 2002. one hour pnor to servwes. In lieu or flowers. donutio11s mu~ be made 1o Faith Bal?tist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box -78, Mu.,on. West Vlrg1n1a 25260. Fulrgrounds, and feutured mnre 1hun 50 tulcnted youth from our nreu. . In the senior i11dlviduul evenl, the winner wus Ashley Sunders of Pnlriol. with Dunny Bl•ggs of Rio Ortmde coming In second place. Both were Vll~ulists . · In the intermedlule division. first pla~e went In Dullus Cmft of Crown City. und second wus Jesse Huger uf Oulllpolls, In the Junior individuul division, Morgun Cody · of Gulllpolis wus first. und sct;o nd place wenl 10 M1rundu llummond of Put riot . In the group divisicms, Snuth Gulliu Junior lligh cheer· leuders took first pluc~ in the se niN IJI'OUp cule6lory und second went to ,the South Gulllu Ht gh School vursity cheerleadin~ squud . , . In the Junior group dlvls1on, llrst went to Bryce Clury and Stucy Cumrnons, und second to the: •lnging duo of Morjlun Cody und Ally son Johnston . Correc:tlon GALLIPOLIS •- dullia County Sheriff's Deputy Jeff Smllh was Incorrectly Identified us u sergeant In an artkle uppeurlngln Thursday's Gulllpolls Dully Tribune. ' Board meetlnc Released from Jail RIO GRANDE - Gulllli· Yinton Educ111ionul S11rvice Center Governlna Bourd's regulur monthly mee1lng I~ 7 OALLIPOLIS - Releused frorn the Guilla County jail p.m. Wedneiday, Aua . 21 ln the •thtmun Re source~ · · Bulldlna tit auckcye HIIIM Career Con tor. recently were: . Rudy Kelly, ~2, 8~ Ohio Route 7110 Crown Clty1 gruel· ty to anlmala; Ou Franklin Brewer, 36, 264 Wara Road, Bidwell, contempt of court; Jerry Lee Nibert, 65, 1101 Brl~k School Road. Oulllpolh1 anravatod tratfloklna: VINTON - A blood drlvo will be hold ftl Vinton Richard A. Blackford, 20, 1911 BTue Lako B~tonslonJ Vlll•ae Hall from 9 a.m. until I p.m. Suturd11y. AUJ . 17. Oalllpolla, no operator's license: John Bruce Foloy, 34, 7~ The drive Ia an Eaalo Scout project for Andrew Clark. 11 Torol\ Road, Bidwell, DUI; Eva R. Burnem, 34. 30517 Ohlo Route 32~, Vinton, domeatlc violence; Ricky D. member of Boy Soouu .of America Troop 20 I. Domue, 2~. Dayton, possoulon of drua1: Debra L. Johnson, 32, 128· 112 Fourth Ave., Oalllpolla, obmuctlon of business: und Anaelu S. Jumoa, 41. Middleport, domes.• tic violence. Blood drive Talent show winners GALLIPOLIS - Gnlllu County Furm Bureau Youth Is Its 2002 tulent show wlnnerK. The event wus held Au11. 3 on Ihe muln stuge of the Oullln County Junior unnuuncln~,t und municipal court on the sor to u .set of upurtments first floor, city munuger und known us the "Needhum other offices on the second Flats," owned by Dr. W.F. und deslynutl~g u use for the Needham until purchased by lhe fumlly of Dr. Charles. E. top floor ut u Iuter time. "We thought It wns u good Holzer Sr. In December 1918, buy for 5300,000," suld Campbell suld. Those upurtMnrchl. "You couldn't build menls served us housing for studcntK In the nursing school that for $300,000 now." 1'he city removed uHbestos for 3~ yeurs, she added. The Holzer Trulnlng from the bulldln11's vinyl School for Nurses, Iuter the flooring, but when tho reno· Holzer School of Nunin11. vutlon cosl nelll'ed $800,000 wus fuunded In September and other demunt.ls · were mude on the city's resources, 1920. The decision to phase the proJect was put "on hold," out the proarum cume in 1979, suld Cumpbcll, und Murchf auld. Offlcluls ore ulso neJIOtiat· three years Iuter, the program lng for space with the neigh· became purl of Rio Orunde ·bUrin French Art Colony for Community Collese. Meanwhile, the condition · acceu purposes, Murchlsuld. "I still think It's un ldeul of the current city building still concerns oiTieluls. location," be added. · Davis Hull wus financed by . "The stuff here · is the D.O. Duvls fumlly of Oak cramped," Gordon suld. "Our Hill, suld Campbell. ~onference roorn Is In the city Construction on the modified · munuacr's 'office. We hod to Oeorglun•slyle, brick and adapt, so here we are. And Jndlunu limestone structure while we have the romp on begun In 19~.5 und It opened the side of the building, we the following year. Davis. was still should be u fuclllty !hut u member of lhe hospital Is easily accessible to the foundution'a bourd of trustees public. "We ure continuln11 to from 1938 untl119~4. The structure wus a succe5· explore all options, such us a Eran P. Bnnch grunts," he added. At leust one of the build· lng's tenunts will be leaving soon. Work Is druwinll to u close on the new stutlon for the Gullipolls Volunteer Fire Department off Chestnut . Street. The $600,000 project. sturted lust October und paid for out of u 2- mill. fire replacement levy approved In 2000, will provide GVPD with spuce II doesn't have in the city bulldlna . addition It has occupied for decades. Officials expect GVPD will move into Its new quarters by curly September. Householder to .run again COLUMBUS (AP) Speuker Lurry Householder. whose term In lhe Ohio House must end in 2004, sui(! Frlduy night he Intends to seek statewide om~e in 2006. Householder, u Glenford Republican, told The ARsocluted Press before he presented u trophy ut un Ohio S1ute Fair hoftle show that he would be a statewide cnndldme. · "I um runninll st11tewide (In 2006) liD I will be doing !his," HouliCholder said of the cere· monlal duties. ----------EE HEARING TESTS COUPON 1 1 ,..-_.;.-----,·1 HEARING AID CENTER I Auto· Owner• ln•.urance 'I 1 Ute J111me C•r Hu!lnot• 1 I '?AI "''t# 'Pwll- ~.. I Cell Toll,,.. I INSUilANCE PLUS 1Tbt lft!IWIII bt plytn bye Llptnlld Hgrtnd!d lnpltlll!, I AGENCIES, INC. I Anyone Who hlltroubll ht1rlng or und!l'lllndtng I OODVtrllllon lllnvll!d to hiVI I l8U hllrlng !IIIlO 1M II 114 Court Pomeroy lthl• probltm oen bt thlt ooupon wtlh vou lor I your • 171.00 velut. I • I UMW4• INtURAI\IO PI!OVIIli!RI 6677 992 WALK·INS I Will be given In GALLIA COUNTY by ,.,rM W~u:oMI L..---------' ---------------, .. -EI-PE-RI-ENC-11-G- P~AI~NF~RO~IID~NE~Y· s~TO~NE..-.:-:::S~=-----::::::::=----, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL offers alithotripsy option for patients suffering from kidney srones: Lithotripsy useS the technique of focused shock waves w fragment a stone in the kidney or ureter. The patient is placed in contaCt with a water-filled cushion and a shock wave is crcatedwhich ·is focused on the stone. The wave shatters and fragments the srone. 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"HniJI!full y, l'lli ~:l\11 lluike an . hll\}dcl Ill ~pecial \cains, because that's where il all slmis," he said. tennant. who transferred · lhlln M~t~h~ll IWo yetU's tlgo, said he's 11'11111 \\'( \~ ll t\1\ll.'tl 1\11 \\lll~h\111 \1\\llt'h 1\11' Ihi'. 11 ~1\1 1'1~1~\'lll\1 \111\1~1' tlt~ll · Whll~ till ~111111\lt\\'< ''t'hlll'llt• I ~ 11 11'1' 11\l'lltllll\ ~ ~ \IIIII~ t'lll\\'11, 111\tl hi ~ \11\1'11· IIIII\ hi tl~h\11 I~ ~lllll'l'h," happy With his det'isioil lo join the Bobcats. W\tlll' 111l1l. "Ile ht\~ 11 1~111· "It wa• sonlethlll~ I had to do," snid tell!lunt. "I think I 11111dc the lll'l'l\11 1\'luihlll\l\111 ll'llh "'" llhiWI'I 111111 111111'. II~ kl\\111'~ 11\11~ \ihl~ I'\'~ IIIII I lll\1' IYili' H\ , "I ~ II~ 1\ 111\lll\\ II titlllht. 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Un (uri unnte Iy, promhe us usually Hut enou!lh nnd II wasn 't ft1r the. llub~nt s as they rtnl~hed 1- 1o, ~esplte playing ~lose Jlllnlcs · early IIi tfie sellstln UJ!nlnst the likes ot Mnorr We st Vlrglnl111 lowu State orttl Thledtl - whl~h wns a ttJp 2~ tetlnl whett It cume w llede11 Stddlunt "I uoll' t thl11k you CUll 111!1!!111 whtil happened last yenr," suid Ohlll hend conch llrlun K11otr durin~ the IJobtnts' 11iedln duy Ptlduy, 'We talked nl!uut II ru~l year and "HII IH ICIIort, 12 �Oldest living NFL player had to show up ~range to get COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - Glenn Presnell had 10 upstage the Galloping Ghost to make it from a small Ohio river town to the NFt. Presnell is 97 now, making hinl the NFL's oldest livi~ player. As the league prepares to begin .its 81 st season, Presnell is a largely overlooked figure from th(' sport's early days. · Still. supporters in his hometown of Ironton haven't forgotten him, and they continue to lobby for his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. "1 know how l!ood I was," Presnell said during a recent interview. "It would be fun and nice to be in there." Presnell was the star quarterback and ru1ining back for the Ironton Tanks when the semipro team faced Red Grange and the Chicai!O Bears for a 1930 e~hibition in Cincinnati. Presnell got loose on the left side and outgalloped Grange for an 88-yard touchdown us Ironton surprised L-_.;.. the Bears 26-13. When the Tanks folded later that year, Presnell the NFL remembered Presnell, and he signed with the t1edgling Portsmouth Spartans. Presnell led !he league in scor- was a 60-minute man who played both ing in 1933, and two years later, after the offensively and defensively. He was an team had moved to Detroit, he played on excellent passer, a runner, u punter, a the Lions' NFL championship team. place-kicker. . On July 21 - less than two weeks "He has been nominated for the Pro before the latest Hall class was inducted Football Hall of Fame and remains eligi• upstate in Canton - the state of Ohio ble. So Glenn, don't give up hope." placed a historical marker at Ironton At 5 - foot~IO and just shy of 200 High School to honor .the Tanks, who pounds, Presnell was a formidable runplayed at the school's field fr.om 1919· ncr and a versatile player who excelled 30. After Presnell unveiled the memori· in an era when offensive outbursts were al, Pro Football Hall of Fame executive rare. He scored six touchdowns in 1913, !\!rector John Bankert told a crowd of tying for the league lead with the Giants' about 500 people that Presnell belon's Ken Strong. Never a terribly accurate with the other 216 men enshrined 1n passer - he had 17 career touchdown Canton. passes against 37 interceptions- he had "Could he play in today's game? You six scoring passes In 1933. bet," Bankert said. "He was a genuine He also kicked a .54-yard field goal to superstar in the National Football beat Green Bay 3-0 in 1934. . League. He was a complete player. He Another Interesting fact about Presnell: He picked the Uons' unifol'111s. the same color scheme they have today. "Mr. (George) Richards, the owner, the day I was up there and signed my contract, he said. 'There's a table out there in that next office covered with un.iforms. Whr, don't you pick out the colors you like~"' Presnell said. "I went out. my wife was with me, we saw this Honolulu blue and silver, and we fell in love with it. ... Presnell was born July 28, 1905, in Gilead. Neb.. and played college football at Nebraska. lt was in Lincoln where Presnell had his first encounter with Grange, in 1925. The Cornhuskers shut out the All-American and his Illinois tearil, 14-0. Five years Iuter, Presnell got the better of Grange ugui n, as a member of the Tanks. Before that victory over the Bears, Presnell threw two touchdown passes as Ironton defeated the Giants 1312 in another exhibition. "It made us feel reaiJlood to think that we could outdistance two outstanding pro teams like that," Presnell said. After his NFL career, Presnell coached at Nebraska in 1942 before serving a stint in the Navy. He inter spent 24 _years at Eastern Kentucky as an ass1stant coach. head coach and athletic director. Presnell still lives in Ironton, in southern Ohio near the Kentucky and West Virginia borders, with his wife of 2.5 years, Mary. He watches a lot of football on TV - colleges on Saturdays and the pros on Sundays. In his southern Ohio drawl, Presnell talks with wonder about how much the NFL has changed over the past seven decades. "Our game back when I played was more like the college game," . Presnell said. "You ran until you needed the long yardage and then you threw a long pass. Now they pass on every down." Pomeroy • Mkldlapart • Gallipolis, Ohio Point PIMMnt, WV SUnday, Augu.t 11,2002: Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point PleaMn1, WY LOCAL SPORTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Head determined to erase memories of extra-point The meetina is open to last ~II'S members and Wlyone mten~ ted in bec:omina a Sideliners Oub member. HUNTINGTON. W.Va. (AP) - Cunis Head' teammates don't fault him for missing WI extra-point kick in the closing seconds of the fourth quarter that would haYe given Ma,rshall the victory sooner in ~ber's GMAC Bowl against East Carolina. He·s determined to make people forget about that gaffe anyway. . . ''Certainly I wish I coilld have !ll'lded the ~~ on t~ extra-point. We'd have. all gone borne happy. Head wd Frida,y at Marshall's media day. "We still ended up winning the ~arne, but it kind of left a sour taste in my roouth. "I m goill,ll to take il in stride. I'm not glad it happened. but I'm glad it gave me something to focus on because I want to come out here and show people that I can kick field goals and extra points." On Dec. 19 in Mobile, Ala., Marshall roared back from a 38-8 halftime deficit. Head kicked a 27-yard field goal with I :53 remaining and Darius Watts caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Byron Leftwich with seven seconds left to tie the game at .51-5 I. All Head had to do was make tbe extra point, and Marshall would earn one of the wildest victories in bowl memory. . "I really wasn't thinking about that 111 all." Head said. "As a kicker. if you think about those kinds of things. you add pressure that you don't need. You go through the same routine that you always do and just try to make the same kick tha\ you always do. II just so hlllliiCMd that wasn't the Ieick. "On some kicks, it doesn't take much to miss it. l would have given anything for it to ~o in, but it didn 't.l don't know if I hit the ground or what. I JUSt didn't hit it very well." Head's attempt was wide right. In 11 split second, Marshall's elation evaporated. . · His teammates, Including quarterback Byron Leftwich, consoled him on the sidelines, saying they would need him in the extra periods. · He did make WI extra point in the first overtime, Wid Marshall eventually won the gam~ in double overtime. 6461. In the eight I'IIOnths that followed, Head -:- al"'ady one of the top punters in the Mid-~merican Conference- resolved to become a better all-around kicker. Head enters his fourth season as Marshall's punter. He was named to the all-conference second team as a punter last season. His 44.4-yard average ranked eighth In the nation. . Last year was his first for handling kickoffs, field goals and extra points. He made 51-of-57 extra points and nine of 10 field soals in 200 I. . : CHESHIRE - ~ River . ¥alley High Scllool athletic: boosters will have a work night and meeting at 6 p.m. . qn Thursday. August ISat the football field. : Parents. coaches and athll:tes are cJIC()Uflill.ed to come l!elp get the field ready for the new football season. .:Gallipolis MFL :. . sip-up Wed. Men, 6:30p.m. Aug. 28 . GALLIPOLIS - The schedule for the Sky Line Lanes winter bowling leagues was Aug. 29 • Skyliners (meet . 8122), 6:30 announced Friday with play beginning 6:30 p.m. p.m. Aug. 19 with Monday Mixed action. Aug. 29 Thurs. Ladies Trio (meet The remaining schedule is as follows with 8122), 6:30 p.m. meetln~s scheduled for the same day lnless Sept. 3 Tues. Morning, 10 a.m. otherwise noted: · Sept. 3 Foodland (meet 8/27), 6:30 Tues. Morning Alleycats, 10 p.m. Aug. 20 Sept. 6 Bowling Belles, 6:30p.m. u.m. Sat. Night Special, 6:30p.m. Sept. 7 Thurs. Swingers, 10 a.m. Aug. 22 Monday Men, 6:30p.m. Junior League (meet 9/28), Oct. s Aug. 26 II a.m. Pinsplitters, 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28 , •• world." When asked if he hnd doubts about Brinker returning, Jackson "'Plied, "No, not at all. fromPapB1 That guy's a wWTior; The other day he squatted 492. He has a throughout the otf-seuson.lt's 8 big heart. He's no~oing top be new year. I want them to have d lth f the pit In their stomach that it timi , e er. I ad fU6sed feels like coming off the field out here ~on the footbul field) after u loss." then that s what he'd want, "We muy have been looking beeuuse Chnd loves football. I Jut the big picture down the road love working with a ~uy like and not taking each game one tha~ and you would to. ' at 11 time last year. It will be · Another focus going into this ~ , . year's cilmp is the battle for the very Importnnt or us to .ocus starting quarterback job, onAone biggame factorat a intime." the Bobcats desp ite· th e fnet Jackson has offensive struggles lute in the started 30 games for the senson was the loss of tailback Bobcats the past three years. Chad Brinker, who missed the Junior Fred Roy, who started final seven games of the season in three games last year, made a statement for Ohio with a pair after having a arachnoid cyst of touchdown passes and a 3S removed from his skull. Brinker, who will be wearing yard run against Marshall. a skull cap with his helmet, is 'The quarterback position is back and expected to have a big one position thai is ve~ wide Impact for the Bobcats this sea- open," said Knorr. " reddie Ray came in the last four ~i•m looking forward to get- ~ames last year and proved that tlng started again," said e can compete at this level. Brinker, a ~-foot-ll senior. Both of the competed very well ..1 • ~ t bl 1 10 be back at the spring practice. l think I s us a ess ng ' Dontrell had a leg up as far as 'out ere once again, playing his performance this spring, but the game I love so much. I'm both of them will get reps with so thankful that I get on oppor- th fi i I think ill be ' tunity 10. pi~ this game and go e ll'llt un t. It w great for the team." to war wi my teanunates. There will be some changes La.~t year was quite an experi-. · 00 de~ th' rh ense IS year, or pe aps • ence. I just exc1ted to be back out here." a return to the way things were a couple of years ago, as Tim Senior .quarterback Dontreli DeRuyter · returns to the Jackson ts also .happy to see pobcats as defensive coordinaB~nHker. bachk: b k i truly a . tor (lf\er running the defense at avm~ 1m uc s . Navy the lust three years. blessl~,8· I' m reallyhapP,Y ~~th With his return, the Bobcats Chad, Jackson sw~. "'e s a will convert back to the 3-4. great guy. I just w1sh h1m the Knorr "A lot of the guys who are playing have played the scheme befo"', going back to the philosophy we've had he"' the past seven or eight years," suld Knorr. The question mark on the defensive side of the ball is a youn~ linebacker corp, which hnd tt's share of injuries last year. 'That's the bi~cst unknown right now for us, ' suld Knorr. "I'm e~clted right now about the linebackers we have. Thev don't have a lot of experience.'' '"-i 'n s year's schedu 1e marks trips to Pittsburgh and Florida, two bowl teams from a year ago with the Iutter being in the top five of most preseason polis this year. "In the past, Mid-American Conference teams have gone across the country,' said Knorr. "We played up at Ohio State three years ago. We played at a very tough Kansas State team five years a~o. To go down to a SEC team m play in a place · like 'the Swamp' will be a great exoerience for us. · 1'lt will certainly enhance our recruitin~ in the .south. If we con fum m a ~ood performance d 1 on p ay we I down there, it will help up more." . The Bobcats o~n the season A 31 Pi • 1 · ug. at It .ore P aymg host to 1-AA Northeastern Sept 7: field. an Indication his shoulder is strong enough to let him pull the bali. "It feels a lot stronaer." Casey said Friday. "I feel good. I don't know If it's.the cortisone or what. I don't have any discomfort at all." Casey slightly tore a muscle Just 'below .ihe shoulder blade m April, but kept playing. The pain got worse and he got a cortisone shot in June that took away the pain and helped him go on a two-week hitting tear. S~. the cortisone wore off, the pain returned and Casey Roush the key in football; I think, and you always need someone to go between the tackles whose not afraid to take a lick,' said Roush. "Sometimes you take 'em, sometimes you give 'em. I'm not afraid to take them and I love giving them." · With the return of Brinker, Byrum's quick feet and Roush's power running, the Bobcats' running game should be solid once again this season. Brinker, though, will be the focus of this unit. "Ciiad's a good player,' said Roush. "It's definitely hard to beat him out of his position, but I always try to work harder to make him better. I thmk we'll push each other." Roush, who carried the ball twice last year, including a six yard gain at Central Mich1gan, finished his career at Meigs fifth all-time in the state with 6,376 career rushing yards and Impacts flomPapB1 Tennant. "I'm real proud to see Wahama do good. I love to go and catch a a game this year." · • While Tennant is in his second year as a Bobcat and to meet 1 OOLf TOURNA~I:NT August 22 2002 1:30 p~ DINNER FOLLOWING TOURNAMENT Contact Paul Covey 446-4963 • had trouble getting the bat around again. He went into a · 1-for-22 slump that hinte<l somethihg was wrong, and medical tests found the tom muscle. Casey went on the disabled list July 23. Another cortisone · shot and a week of rest got rid of the pllin, and the two-game stint in ColUmbus indicated h~ was ready to return to the lineup. · · Casey enjoyed his two days in Columbus, and even held a marathon autograph signing . · session with fans. . Fish For Pond Stocking Delhte'JtWill Be: Tuetday, August 13 • Pomt':o~ 0~~~~:1,p.!.~f:f.1Y,m. . Wednetday, Augutt 14 MANKATO. Minn. (AP) - If it weren't for the purple unifol'111s with white horns painted on the helmets, Robert Griffith might not immediately recognize these Minnesota Vikings. · · ·After spending eight years as the cornerstone of the Minnesota defense, Griffith will face his former teammates at the Metrodome on Saturday for the first time since coming to Cleveland as 11 free agent this offseason. ' It also will be the first real test for the revamped Vikings, who huve been busr regrouping after u miserable S-1 season - former cooch Dennis Green was forced out, receiver Cris Carter t:etired and a host of new players and couches were brought on board. . · · Now, Minnesota finally gets to try out its new look, two ti~ht-end offense and overhauled defense in a game situation. 'What we're trying to do is establish our pnilosophy and work on the things we've done In training camp," defensive c,oordinator Willie Shaw said. "We'd like to win the game;- but we've got some things we need to ~ct done." 'Mlnnesotu will pay extra attention to its offensive front. Head couch Mike (rice will use the game as a measuring stick for left tackles Everett Lindsay and Lewis Kelly, who will . rotate with the first team in the absence of rookie holdout Bryant McKinnie. Should the rotation ·not work out. Tice may be forced to move Pro Bowl center Mntt Blrk to the left tucJ(. lc spot und shuffie the offensive line. . ·Offensive line conch Steve Loney said Kelly's development 'could be the biggest factor in deciding how to proceed with the front if McKinnie, the Vikings' first-round draft pick, con· tinues to hold out. Behind last year's line, the Vikings' rushin~ attack was 2.5th in the NFL, forcing the team to the air With Curter and Rnndy Moss. "If we get some quality reps out of (Kelly), then all the o.ther different possibilities that have been kicked around cun be put on the bnckburner," Loney said. · Cleveland's focus will be on rookie running bnck William Green. Green, expected to be the next great rusher to w~ar a . Browns uniform, began camp by irking the front office wuh a five-day holdout before signing a five-year deal worth $7.8.5 million. Then he sat out practice for five days after aggravating 11 shoulder injury while practicing against Buffalo last week. Jamlll White, who started seven gumes for the Browns last year and is having 11 strong training camp, is expected to start Saturday. · On Thursday, hend coach Butch Davis said Oreen will be in for up to ,18 plays ogllinst Minnesota as long as he continues -fb pructice. "If he's healthy.and 100 percent and ready tci go, he'll (lrobably fiet about the same amount of reps tts tile rest of the team, Da¥is said. Without Green last week, the ofTensl ve focus turned to Tim Couch in a scrimmage against the Bills. Couch was harassed, had a hand In two turnovers and was sucked three times. · Couch will be facing a Vikings defense anxious to make a 11ood impression after years of dwellina among the NFL's worst - which undoubtedly played into Griffith's decision to head elsewhere. Griffith's experience at strons safety brinas a veteran presence to an improvins defense that netted an NFL·best 33 Interceptions in 2001. "He's a no-nonsense guy," Browns coach Butch Davit said. "You don't see him out there screwing around, jokin& and being real jovial. ... We needed to add another presence tliere." Se~d us ~ur spottl Brown'• TruatWorthy Hardware lldwett, Ohio • 2:00 •1:00 Phonej740)~1121 ~ ~ ThtFHd StOD , 01111po111, Ohio • 4:00p.m•• ~:00 p.rit. . Phone (740) ~ma . ~ or To PI,.. An Order Call Tho s- Above or Call: f.IQ0.%47·26U Bobby Kincaid 446--46!53 FARLEY l FARLEY FISH FARM ., . . Phone (740) 182·2114 · Vikings a-line, Browns backfield .key concerns 1n-preseason I third in college football, The Gallia Academy gradBobby Jones began his col- uate, who burned up the field lege career lust week when at tailback for the Blue n~~comers repo~d to camp. Devils last year, isn't expect· The first practice we had lng to make bi& noise right was a little bit rough," said away. · Jones. "I wasn't really "I thought I'd try it and sCC: expecting all that running in · what happens " said Jones just the first practice. The ''I'm hopms for a redshirt ~ore co!•lpetition is the then comeout ne~t year and b1ggest thmg. Everybody has play a little bit more and see about the same athletic talent. what happens." Ciallla County Children's nome 8Y Tilt ~'ItO PM$$ pl~trs from lt.~a\iflj the lllhl 1 ~ rc;~- )latlle m the cold, WOt1 a Division 1-AA More than 1 foothnll pn~e and 1 \loukl· ;.I.'Ml ~ ·~~ ~ • · ~~tllble .\b-.10 pl~)"llff pme t Youl1j!Stown State in sinfamous thtme part. await Mid-Amerw:on Sin<.~ ni(Jvtng up to DtWiton J. m tQ%. )li.Hil)lll ~t'Etures in late November. ConfHenee teams that nw:c the trip tu swd Kruc.r~k. m ht fifth 't.llf L\ ho!ad "h's my · to 1ft the kids to focus 00 . Orl,lando. Fla.. to pill)' ll('W C\)Q<;h . the footbal gllffiC and not worry about the le~rivw Centnal "Tho:~ ~td: u.re unique," he sntd. '1k~ dcrncnl~ they're pl•ying in," said do not like to leave the tate. They noo t Kiuczek. 1111 assi tant on the 19\JO team. The MAC' 13 MOO tu go up in rold v.~ather when they " now's fun tu play in." northern school now c n stny home." entntl Florida's entry into the MAC have a pttr d'lllllCt Although Kruczek di~. w 1M this !ll'liSOO wlowed the league 10 have ofbeing~eta .byh' h m~ be the Oil(' area where Cenll'lll two se"en·team division . With the dlool recrun m ~e florida is nt u disudvan-. tn the 14- Oolden Knights joinina the East prospect-rich Sunshine State. !elm MAC. Division. Bowling Green ~n<,~ved to the "To be successful, you have to recruit When lftPIIrlng fOr Florida's ~lent. the West. where the Falcon wdl compeCII the South." Bowling Green COitcll Urban MAC 13 rold weAther school can go ~ain t rival Toledo for a spot in tho Meyvsaid. . · into their indoor fttcilitill!l and fire up the MAC title gnme. FloridA is loaded with talenled ki 11- fumllCC. But there's not moch a Floridu "We play Thll!du every yu.r in 1 rival· position pla>'CfS and linelllell who 11re tenm CWl do to prepare for snow, ice and ry gumc and now it counts bec:luse we're ~ too last for their JOO.pound f~s. bitter cold. competing for the same priu," Meyer What they lldd .to a tean\ is obvious. ~ Golden Knights h11~-e two cold· . said. 'The uddition of Central Florida 1111 Remember Florida State's 31-14 whip- \\.'ellther l!!lllltS this s~llllOI\: Nov. 9 111 mude us a stronger conference on tho ping of Ohio Stute in the 1998 Sugar Bu!Tulo and Nov. 23 ngllinst Miami or 1\'gionlll and nutionllllevels." Bowl? The Seminoles "'-ere quicker titan Ohio. The Golden Kni$hts are IG-J ipinst the Buckeyes 111 every position. "I've warned them thut it will ~bly MA tennis in the SIX season sineemovMost MAC players come from the be below zero and they need to britqt_the1r ing up from Division 1-AA, but they're Midwest 111\d a few swrounding stares. parkas," snid RedHnwk coach ., my not eKpccted tu dominate the league the Central Florida coach Mike Kruuek liooppner. wuy Marshall has since joining in 1997. said 90 percent of the players on his rosKruczek, who played guruterbuck at "They're goinlJ to have to earn their · ter t1re homegrown. Boston College and spent four ~urs with ke.:p," snid Delln ~. head coach ll . "I think it might SCW'Il II lot of ~le iII U!C Pitt bu!Jh Steelers. is ~ con- rapidly improving Kent State. the oonfmnce,'' he said. Floridn. cemed about the longer plane Oights Hoeppner suid MA.C coaches should Florida State and Miami can only get so north than the cold. know niore about the Golden Kniabts many athletes." ·He pointed out thnt the 1990 Golden after they play at defending East champiThe Golden Knights' nbility to keep Knights, who dldn 't play u regular eoson on Marshall on Sept. 20 : Melp :Sideliners dub is tied for fifth with .594 career points. It was special teams whe"' Roush saw the mliJority of his playing time last year. which · is where he would like to see some time this year as well. . "They (the coaches) say I' II play a lot o( special teams, but l really don't know," Roush· said. "I might come out here this year and not · do what they like." · "I like to play special teams and I think spe,. cial teams is a big key at this level. Hopefully, I can get on a ,Jot of special teams and make: the difference." The first game is always the most important · game of the season right off the bat, but a Sept. 14 trip to Flori.da always catches the eye· and Roush is lookin~ forward to the outing. "It's definitely gom~ to be a big challenge for us," said Roush. 'It's going to be fun, .. because l doubt people are expecting us to win, ~o we've got everything to gain ln that . . If we )US! go in there and play our game, we'll defimtely be competitive and hopefully come: out with ~ win. I think the guys are really. ready for 11." frOm PllpB1 Elks soCcer ·shoot Sky lin·e Lanes releases ·winter Sean Casey back, shoulder fine league bowling schedule ,CINCINNATI (AP) - The cortisone shot is working for now. The ClnclMad RedS activated first baseman Sean Casey off the disabled list Friday. He hnd no problems with his left shoulder during a two-game rehab stint in the minors. Case~ played for Triple-A Louisvtlle in Columbus the last two days and went 4-for-8 with a homer and three RBis. He hnd. a homer and two singles Thursday night in Columbus' 6-5 win. The homer went to right CHESHIRE - 'v\)!Jeyball pnctic:e for Kyger Creek Middle School will beain 111 10 p.m. on Aug 12. at the school. Athletes should bring a. water bottle and have a com· pletcd physical to p&Jticipate. For more infonn1tion. tall 367-7060. · GALLIPOUS - Any fiflh or.slxth g_rade boy want~ ing to play tn the Midget footbl\11 League should send GALLIPOUS The bis nume, grade. weight, phone number, a copy ofhis G1111ipoli Elks Lodje I07 iinh certificate, and ch~k will hold their annual soccer Cor $20.00 made payable to shoot 9 a.m. Aug. 24 at the Ga.llipolis MFL to Philip Elks Farm located on State Skidmore: 6865 St. Rt. 160: Route 588. .Bidwell OH 45614 by A\1gust The competition is free and 29. open for boys and girls born Aug. I. 1988 or after. There will be four qe ~roups with boys and girls divisions. 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SI,850 I ttl Ford Exotortr ............................... $7,100 • �• Sundey,August11,200~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleaunt, WV NASCAR Winston Cup Rudd's impending departure leaves No. 28 in limbo BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Ricky Rudd saga is filled with more twists and turns than a soap opera. There have been lies. betrayal, possible collusion and maybe even a tistfight. W h e n R ' u d d announces what he's ....;;..-...~ doing next Rucki season e(fectively ending his three-year tenn at Robert Yates Racing - the dr.tma won't be over. · The official breakup of the team that took the famed No. 28 Ford back into the winners circle will r.tise many more questions. Should the team keep giving I 00 percent for Rudd or focus on the future they'll have with a new dri vcr'l Should Rudd keep driving his heart out for this group when he's either headed to retirement or another team? 1 Can lhe teum push all of it -uside and compete for the championship this season'/ Few have the same answer on the first two questions, but Rudd and crew chief Michael "Fatback" McSwain are in almost total agreement on the third. "Five races ago, I would have spid 'Without a doubt we could have won the championship this year,'" Rudd sa1d. "Now, .I don't think so. Perfonnnnce is just off." Just like that, a season so full o( promise for a team that came so close to ~realness is in shambles. How 11 happened might never be disclosed. No one has the same version of the ·events that . have brought lhe No. 28 to this point. This much is clear: Rudd, in his 26th season of racing, wasn't sure if he wanted to retire when his contract expired at the end of this season. He was the closest challenger to winner Jeff Gordon in the race for the Winston Cup championship last · season, running second in the chase for a long stretch of races before fadinl\ to fourth. And he did all hts bumping and banging with an aching back that required offseason surgery. . Not knowing how his back would hold up, he and Yates never talkeQ ubout extending his . contract. Instead, Rudd said he would decide sometime this season how much WATCHIN' YOUR STORIES - Ricky Rudd (28) races through the third turn while leading the first lap of the NASCAR Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway In Long Pond, Pa. In July. The Ricky Rudd saga has provided more twists and turns than an average soap opera. There's been lies, betrayal, possible collusion and maybe even a flst·flght. (AP) longer he wanted to drive. This is where things get confusing. Rudd said he promised to make up his mind by July 15th. But he claims that Yates, with an opportunity to sign Elliott Sudler to a long-term contract, got tired of waiting or never wanted Rudd back, so he began planning a future without him. Yates insists he has no deal with the 27-year-old Sadler. And he mi¥ht not - it's possible Yates son, Doug, has an agreement to field cars ·for Sadler next season. Instead, Yates blames .the breakup on an inability to meet Rudd's financial demands. Back and forth they have gone, lobbing accusations and dodging questions. In the middle of it, Yutes revealed that Rudd and McSwain argued after the team's win in Sonoma, Calif., on June 23 because McSwain had a victory party while Rudd was on vacation. A fight broke out between them in the hauler hours before ihe Pepsi 400 on July 6. . Either way, the situation is ugly and there's sti II 15 races left for a team' that's capable of winning races and possibly still in the championship hu11t. Rudd goes mto Watkins Glen, N.Y., this weekend trailing points leader Sterling Marlin bv 232 points. . "I don 11 like our chances," Rudd said. "Is it because I The 2002 NASCAR Winston {Ricky Rudd) Cup schedule (wlnnera In July 6 Pepsi 400, parentheses) and driver Daylona Beach, Fla. point atandlnga: . {Michael Waltrip) Feb. 11 - Daytona 500, Jutv 14 - Troplcana 400, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Ward Joliet, 111. {Kevin Harvlck) Burton) July 21 - New England· Feb. 24 - 300, Loudon, N.H. (Ward S u b w a y Burton) •, 4 0 0 • July 28 - Pennsylvania A o c kIng- 500, Long Pond. {Bill Elliott) ham. N.C. Aug. 4 - BrickYard 400, ( M a t I Indianapolis. (Bill Elliott) . Kenseth) Aug. 11 - Sirius Satellite March 3 - Radio at The Glen, Watkins., U A W - Glen, N.Y. • D a I m I a Aug. 18 - Papal 400. , · ........-...... rChrysl•r Brooklyn, Mich. M1rlln 400, Las Aug. 24 - Sharpie 500, V e g a .s • Bristol, Tenn. (Sterling Marlin) sa·pt. t - Souttlarn 500, Mareh 10- MBNA America Darlington, S.C. · 500, Hampton, Ga. (Tony Sept. 7 - Chevy Mol)te Stewart) Carlo 400, Richmond, Va. Mareh 17- Carolina Dodge Sept. 15 _ New Hampshire Dealers 400, Darlington, 300. L udo S.C. (Sterling Martin) Sept. ~2 _ nMBNA America .March 24 - Food City 500, 4 D D1 Bristol, Tenn. (Kurt Busch) Sept. ~;e2 P':otactlon One ~~~sung/Radl~hack 500, 400, Kansas City, Kan. Oct. 6 - EA Sports 500, Fort Worth, Texas. (Matt Talladega, Ala. Kensath) April 14 - VIrginia 500, Oct. 13 - UAW-GM Quality Martinsville. ·· · (Bobby ~~: ~g~~~~l;vl;la 500, Labonte) .. April 21 - Aaron's 499, Martinsville, Va. . Ala. (Dale Oct. 27 - NAPA 500. Talladega, Earnhartft Jr.) Hampton, Ga. April 28 - NAPA Auto Parts Nov. 3 - ~ Secret 400, 500, Fontana, Calif. (Jimmie ~:.~~~h~, Ch~er Auto Johnson) May 4 Pontiac Parts 500K, Avondale, Ariz. Excitement 400, Richmond. Nov. 17- Homestead 400, (Tony Stewart) Homestead, Fla. May 26 - Coca-Cola eoo. · Driver Sllndlnge Concord, N.C. (Mark Martin) 1. Sterling Marlin 2,866, ' June 2 - MBNA Platinum 2. Jimmie Johnson 2,773. ' 400, Dover, Del. {Jimmie 3. Mark Martin 2,757• • Johnson) 4. Jell Gordon . . 2,741. : June 9- Pocono 500, Long 5. Rusty Wallace 2,695. Pond, Pa. (Dale Jarr$11) · 6. Bill Elliott 2,656. June 16 - Michigan 400, 7. Tony Stewart 2,655, · Brooklyn. (Matt Kanseth) 8. Rloky Audd 2,634. June 23 - Dodge/Save 9. Matt Kansalh 2.600. Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. 10. Kurt Busch 2,580. UNDEFEATED SEASON -The Pomeroy Phlllles Pee Wee Girls fin. lshed the season with an undefeated 1&0 marll. posting 11 perfect STRONG SEASON -The Gallipolis A·ball team finished the season 11·2. They are: front row, Tyler Noble. Trey Noble, Nathan Holley, Pete Carman, Chad Smith, .Kyle Bays, Chase Caldwell. Middle row, Krulte Wandling, Nlcll Roach, Nathan Mayas, Austin Smith, Nick Bailey. Back row, coaches Daniel Bays and Gary Caldwell. Not pictured Is Jordan Cornweii.(Submltted) record for the second year In a row In league play and claiming the Big Bend Youth Le1111ue Championship. The Lady Phlllles have also captured the BBYL Tournament the past two seasons, while com piling a 33-1 record. Pictured are the championship team members ahd coaches, front, !rom left: Chelsey Arms. Lindsey Buzzard, Stephanie Cundiff, Caltle Thomas, Jamie Bailey, Laura Relds, and Kelsey Burton. Back row: coach Dave Cundiff. Kayle Grover, Kelsey Afe, Amy Barr, Amber Burton, Ashley Kizer, Molly Smith, and eoaoh Dave Afe. Absent from picture was Holly Jeffers. (Submitted) Baby oo. 1997 Dodge Stratus Auto Trans, Air Cond, Locally Owned Blue Hoops Camp 2000 CAMPERS- The 2002 Baby Blue Camp was held for grades 1-3 recently at the Nazarene Church. The event was sponsored by Lorcbles, Shake Shoppe,. 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Jackson, who played JR the'I'IFL with three teams and won p Super Bowl with Green Bay ~n 1997, now is helping others . tnjoy the same excitement he experienl!ed in college. After retiring, Jackson ·returned to his hometown of Uule Rock. Ark., and started a program called Positive Atmo_sphere Reaches Kids ;(PARK), an after-school pro~ for at·risk children. . Olds Alero V6, Auto Trans, Sport Package Jackson heads to College Foot.ball Hall of Fame . SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) :-:- Keith Jackson never played for a passing team at Oklahoma. ~ That didn't stop him from becoming one of college foot'ball 's greatest tight ends. - Jackson used his 6-foot-2, ~50.priund frame and bii·play · ability to make himself mto a ·gan't-miss target, becoming a !Wo-time All-America and 'three-time All-Big Eight selec:tion. He helped the Sooners ·win the national championship :i111985. '- His .love for college football iiever waned, and one of his fliggest honors comes Saturday :as he is enshrined in the :College Football liall of Fame ·along with 24 others, including 'bis fonner coach, Barry $witzer. '. Others entering the Hall of )"arne this year are· fonner .Brigham Youn~ quarterback :steve Young, M1chigan receiv:er Anthony . Caner, and ·Michigan State safety Brad Van Pelt. ·•. "There is no time like col.lege. It is the most exciting ti~ · for any kid,'' Jackson sa1d :Friday as induction festivities :_got under way. : "Win,lose or draw, at the coiJege level, it didn't make a difference. They still came Saturday after Saturday. If one of your players fell down and a ·louchdown was caught on him :and cost you the game, as team: mates you would walk up to ·him and pick him 1,1p and say, ':Hey, we play again next ,Saturday. We'll win that one."' .• Jackson played from 1984.. ~7 on a team that rarely threw lhe ball. He still caught 62 pasR~es for I,470 yal'!ls during his o,·ooo needed a psychologist." Evemham shepherded Jeff Gordon through the first three·of his four championships before deciding late in 2000 it was time to go out on his own, and he never doubted Elliott could be a force again. . "l used to tulk with Bill when 1 was with Jeff,'' said Evernham, who also fields Dodges for Jeremy Mayfield and co-owns Casey • Atwood's car. "We would talk about (chassis) set-ups and, when I worked in IROC, Bill and race car, · but there were days I worked together and I knew how good he when I never even was ublc to think about it," Elliott said. w~~~ff Gordon and I actually had some conThe driver from the small town in the hills of northern versations about Bill. ... I remember one time Georgia was still a star of the at Michi¥an Bill was putting a whooping on us. I don t know if he broke or what, but Jeff Winston Cup series in 1995 said, 'Bill is pretty frisky today. That guy's when he left the team opera!- good.'" . . Elliott ed by Junior Johnson to '"become an owner-driver. · When Evernham . was leaving Hendrick After a year of sharing the new team .with Motorsports, Gordon told him, "look, you . Georgia businessman Charles Hardy, Elliott need to get that guy.'' · decided to go solo. He did just that, making Elliott and crew Injuries and the weight of responsibility chief Mike Ford the first two employees of dimmished his abilities on the track, and after Ev~mhnm Mqtorsports. . winning his 40th race in his last year wit~ ~ B1,ll knew . befo~e . anybody. I went m and Johnson, Elliott didn't find victory circle again . sa1d, . Somethm~ b1g IS abo~t to happen. I want until he sold the 1eam and became part of a you to come dnve for. m~; I was really very, new operation formed by longtime crew chief very fortunate to get htm. Ray Bvemham. The new .team, developing. the al1-n~w It wasn't immediate magic, but Elliott raced Dodge lntr~p1ds, began to sh<?W Its talent mtdwith newfound energy. He ended u string of way .through last season. The tmprovement ~as 226 races without a victory in the fall at "o~unued through the .first half of 2002, "':Jth Homestead, ·Fla., and finished 15th in the ~lhou not on!y wmnmg races but standmg points. s1xth .m th~ pomts. . Now, Awesome Bill is back, winning two Elliott gtves a lot.of the credtt to Ford, who straight races, including last Sunday's power- had been. a crew ch1ef for on!y three races ~or ful showing in the Bf\ckyard 400 when he led Atwood m 2000 before startmg to work wtth . 93 of 160 laps. Elliott's new No.9 Dodg~ last ye~. . The 4S-year-old Elliott has made his comeThe ~2-,year-~ld Ford h~es !O nb the driver back during a youth movement in NASCAR:s by .remmdm~ him he ~as·~ htgh school when top stock car series. For now, the ,YOUnger dn- Elliott won hts champtonshlp, but the two have ven don't seem capable of stoppmg the 1988 already developed a great mutual respect. series cham(:lion. "Mike brought something to me thaf I'd "It &eems like everybody is too easy to count lacked for a number of years,'' Elliott said. you out and then you stop believing in your- "It's that consistency and foundation that selfi" Elliott said. "When Ray came to me, I every driver needs. That solid foundation gives cou dn't understand with my past record why me more confidence in the decisions they he would want to hire me. I thought maybe he · make every minute of every day." • .•-., Schedule/Standings 5.84 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The days when Bill Elliott sat in his race shop and pored over bills, parts lists and personnel paperwork are a distant memory. He· couldn't be happier. Elliott, who earned the nickname "Awesome Bill. from Dawsonville" for his exploits on NASCAR's superspcedways in the 1980s, never really felt ·comfortable as ncar owner. "I still wanted 10 be in the Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolla, Ohio • Point PINunt, WV . YOUTH GA.LLERY we're in a lame-duck situaThat's led to speculation tion? I don't think these guys that if Rudd drives somehave let down I ounce. And where else next year- he's supposedly close to a deal to I'm still on the wheel. "I want to walk away at the dnve a third car for Chip end of the season and say I Ganassi Racing - he'll take gave everything I've got to the sponsor and number with win a championship. That's him. If true, it would mark an my makeup. But I'm at the mere~ of, Do they want to go end to a car made famous by the laie Davey Allison, after u?" "They" is Yates and the rest brought to the verge of colof the team, which staning lapse in the years after with McSwain, is expected to Allison's death, then revived remain intact with Sadler as over the past three seasons by Rudd and McSwain. the driver next season. Although it's possible Yates The duo has won three could hold back money he races, come oh-so-close on a would have spent on Rudd's handful more, and finished in behalf to save and use on the top-five in points the past buildin~ for the next driver, two seasons. McSwam bristles at the idea the No. 28 would ever go on the track expecting anything less than a VICtory. · "No matter what's going on, we want to win races," he said. "We're still building RECORD BREAKING SAVINGS with good cars, still testing. still going· to the wind tunnel. It HIGH CUSTOMER SATISFACTION from 6 woul~n't be sman for this Athens County' s #1 Used Car Deal e r 15Years Running FULL SERIVICI team to do anything less." Whatever happens, this DEPARTMENT As Low As ... final stretch -of season will FOR SERVICE mark a final farewell of sorts. No Payments AFTER THE SALE Yates has fielded the No. 28 For90 Days* Ford since 1989 and Texaco's 34 10 All Credit Appllcallona trademark star has donned the VEHICLES hood of it forever. VEHICLES Will Be Accepted Although Yates · has one · For Proce11ing UNDER UNDER year left on his contract with 5 99 per month *1 'WJfH liLECT LINDEAI APPROVAL! Texaco-Havoline, Rudd says WE OoN ·T PRESSURE THE CUSTOMER ... WE PRESSURE THE COMPETITION! the owner doesn't want it, that Sadler is coming aboard with CARl -CARl -CARl IUVI - IUVI - IUVI IOIIOfORD IIUITANCI QTIIJJelt .. , .. . .. .. .....$22,111 13&6 1111 FORO.EMPEOmON 1111171 XLT, ~x4 .........123,-1 '398 M&M's as the sponsor. 1 Elliott's resurgence heartwarming ' Sunday, ·Auguet 11, 2002 "The biggest thrill is knowing that if you were not a part of that student's life, that kid might not have an opportunity to go 10 college,'' Jackson said. "So when that kid walks across the stage to gel ¢eir diploma, you know if it wasn't for you being there that that student wouldn't be there. It's not a guess. You know you're helpfn$ that student. That's me thnll.'' · 1992 · Ford Ranger 4x4 . XLT Pkg, V6, Auto Trans, Topper and More '02 Burck Regal Lt. Sandrirt, 3800 V6 Enaine, Only 8,000 mJiei. 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Muny vi~w this liN o· Dell's bust chm)CO of llcthi'\Hiilljl scv6n·tinic defe11\lin~ chnmplon l~ut tU'ter In the muuanl toumum~nt 111 the Ot~nhrl~r Resort . · Whntewr the result, O'Ddlulreudy hus his ~rcu tcst \•I·· tory. 11~ returns to the Old While C'ourse ht'ullhy utul st"Hlll 1111~ ycur ""''r un ull ·t~rruln vehld uccid~nt neurly klllell him on the eve 1•fth~ lllUt'numont's linul "'lind. Nuw, thcac 's u sense \If relief for O'Dellund juhllutlun umonp. his rdutivcs uutl f1llh1w compctllm-s. "It's m1thinll short of u mlrudll us fttr us I'm cuncca·ncd," suldl:llllfer llurolli l'nyne, who wus run of lllll'llllp thul hull l!lliW lishing with 0' D II thut Au~ust nlj!ht ulonjl tho Greotaha·ler I~ ivcr.. "ll11vin11 l1<1cn with him 111 tho time 11f the u(•ddcllt nnd with th~ fumlly shmtly ul\er ut the h1lS\litul. we 1111 know S11111 w11s In nitkllil'IHtdhiou," P11ync Sll d. "We w~·a-c worrkd uh\1111 him. let 11lonc his ~ulf 1111111~. We wct'C wnn'il)d thtll he'd cvc11 11111kc it. "And 111 come full cirdc, 1111d hiiVC his humm huck. Ulld his life.. buck. 11nd his mimi huck, und his I!Oif JIUme. Is fun· tII' II C. O'Dell doesn't f••cl Ilk~ he's unythln11 'ill:clul. Vet he's uwua·~ uf th~ ancau1 i n~ ,,f his a·ctul'll tu the Anull cur. "01:11nil~ly. thut wall sl11tilfy thutl've !ll•llcntht'lllll!h this ycur." he ~uld . On Aug, H. 2001. o·o~ll went with Puync. fellow l!lllf'or MIke Voro~ of l.ng11n und Wt\'s' f'utlwr hl u l'IIITI!l owned hy th ~ un~l c of golfer Jd'f Whhmun of r>unhm'. Th~y tonk scv· enll cunocs «lllthe l'iwr und huudcd huck nt sund11wn. "Mikey hud lei\ his keys In the cunnc Ol' somcwlwrc ncur tllcl'c," O'Dell s11id, "So we jumt1cd on the 1\ntt'·wht•tlcr. We hud Ill 1!0 buck 1111)/Wlly. I WliS J!OIIlt.t Ill help him put the cunnes under. I didn't wunt him to do thut ull hy hh11sell'." Whlunun drove 11 lhur-whccl r with 0' D~ll uud Veres uhourtl. Th'' r~st is luard for 0' Dclltor~~ull. "I cun rememhcr some 111' the golf the duy hcfna·c. And u little ll~hln11 .'' he suld. "I rc m~·mlM thut 11111, If snm~lll1dy tells me one thin~ thut hnppen~d. I cun rcm•·mhtr thrct ua· four more." , lie do sn'l l'cmcmi1CI' WhilllHIIl loshlll contml of the four-wheeler. · whlcl1 slummed Into 11 tree, knockin11 - Whltmun und o·qcll unconscious. Wa·cs suffea·cd, only scrupcs und 1'1111 to ~ct help. l'uyne und Wrcs futhcr ruccd to the scene und uccompu· nlcd O'Dell to ul.ewishurtt hospltul. "It wus pretty Ncury." Puyne suld. . It's not NO scury for 0' Dell to tulk ubmttlt nuw. "My fumlly I:LCis choked up ubout It u lot eusier thun I do," 0' Dell suld. "l~eully. It doesn't illlthcr mu. As suon us I get 10 the !}oint where I'm sort of !jculnll fru strutcd with II. I think, 'Well, ut leust I'm here to unswcr these qucs· tinns.' I'm getting fuirly go<ld lit answering these •west ions hy now," · · O'Dell suffered u bruin la~ury 1111d uwukcnod midwuy throuah o nlne-duy ho~pltul Hluy In quarlcston. Whltmun I'Citlllncd COilNCiiJUNnCSS NQOilllfiCI' lite wreck, . Whltmun wus unumjlll stcucly strenm of sorters to come IO 0'0~11' .~ bedside. "lie felt lel'rihlc. lie wouldn'tlcuvc the hospitul," O'Dull sui d. "I lc /'rctty much stnycd Ihen: for u while," . Tl1e ucc dent ended 0' Dell's bid for. his best showin!llll the Amutcur, He wus tied for second /1lucc enlcrinttthc IT nul dt•Y· live shot s hchlnd Curter. 0' De I hud shnt u pcrsonul· best nn the duy of the. uccidcnt - 11 3-undcr-pur 67 on the Old While Course. . There urc nn rc~rct s uhuulthc mi ssed opportunity to bcut Curter. Golf wusn't hll!h 011 unyune's pl'inrity list ufter the uccldenL After hi ~ hculth illlllroved, O'Dell's hlgjlest w11rry wus r·cturnlng to dental school&u Wcs1 Vlrglnlu Uniwrsily. "I .liked my clusscs so much. I wunted In ~o buck und stuy wit-h I hut cllass. I could cure less if' I couldn l pluy ttolf fm· u couple of yeur~." he suld. lie defied orders und returned to clusses for u month, but he hud to Ntop bccuuNc of shorHerm mcmury htjlHCH. llc'd Hcuur throu11h u lcxtbvnk one duy. then forget whm he reud the next. Su he decided to luke the rcur otT. IliN memory now rcHII!red, he' I Hlltrl hiH Rccond yeur over thiR full. "When I get huck to Hchool und huve a~hort · tcrrn mem · ury und he uhle In do like I uHed lll, lhut will he more of u il'~~!d fcclinll.lhun lccinll, uiT utthe Orcenhri.cr," O' Dell Nuid. I he luyofl ullowcd 0 Dell to work 011 lm goll l(nrnc. I lc eumed u HccmHI· plucc liniRh i11 the West Vir~iniu Open In June, on hiHhome cvurHe in llurricu11c, hcu111111 Curter for low-umutcur hcmors und glvin11 O'Dell confidence hcudin11 into thi Nweek . "I think thi Nis the hcsl chunce I've hud yet. With nm huv· in~ to ¥ow ~c h•ll! l , I've been more discaplin<:d wilh pruc· Llc1ng.' 0' Dell ~u rd . . · Still, he krH!WH Curter will be hurd 10 bcut. Curter und O'f)ell recently Hpcm u week pluying golf in Toledo. Ohio. und ut the WeNtern Amateur in Bcntun H11tbor, Mich. "I'm juHI glad to Kce hlm Htarting to pluy really well Ulluin," Cgner Kuid. "Mnre impurtuntfy, l'mglud In sec him HJO percent healthy." . O'Dell will be in the finulthrccKilrnC the doy M"nduy with Curter und Purker~ hurg 'H f~cnry Truut. II' notlling eiKc, 0'[).:11 llu• lcurncd to uppreclute thini!H tn(.lre - hi• fumlly, hi• fiunc~. hiHhealth. "IL't gmuzina. I uHcd to worry Kl! much about whut mhcr people thou~hl . Now. il drx:Hn't hmhcr me." lie doeKn t wuntlhe uccidcnt 111 put:t crimp on hi • luve for ccnuin thingK. h on ly chun~cd hiKrlutlclrlk on nne lhinH. "I'd wear u helmer lllld drtvc,'-' he said with q laugh, I don't know. I' ve alway~ hcen cautious, That'~ what my pur· entK Kaid about ._killl~ , thlll I •hould11't he Kkiing, I' m nnl JOini to ~iiOp cverylhlllj! I like 10 du," And C(.II\1C Munday. 0' ()ell douhtH he' ll be lhinki "II about the ucddcnt. CKilCCiully when he lake• out hi• driver for the firK(Iimc . . Only one 1hing will be different. LaHI year he played without a cuddre, 'I hi• time, hiHfather, Duul!, will be at hi t tide. Inside: Sunda~Augult11,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Oalllpolla, Ohio • Point Plea11nt, WV Cdeht'illirms begill Driven near extinction, paddlefish come .back (.' II Rl l\S'I'ON. \ .\'11. nn th<' Oh111, tultl " • tumt'\1 u/' 1:'<111n1n mull. th p!ltltlldlsh 's With 11 pnactit'N 111l'k of Ius ~~~m~ 'llllll~." he suys. " 1 ""trum hu' shit~ i:x't'll tliscov· wrht. lllnlo~lst luis 0'8una upJll'm: w~'l\' t.tcllill!l J:'ft'IIY ct~'tltn nmtuin senslll'.Y tl'l!liiiS em/)tlcs u nt•t 1\.tll of wrijljllillll ~lll.llll\'ptW.luctiun th<'t'1!. thut help the tlsh llntl - und t1 Lt c /)lldtllcllsh 11\tll thc In t'u1'l. I)NR hiululltstS huw t't.'l'd upon - I.'Onl.'t'ntrtlllons of Kum11 1u River's ~~\'~11 lll.'t111 nell ill~ thcir hl'lll.){l stock naicl'lll\et~pk plunkton. ll~:ptlls . fa\•111 t II' 0 liuflltlltll lish !JOp· O'Otlru suys pudtllel1sh A~ tllQ tlsh swim 11\\lly, the ulutl1111. . never 11Ct1111lly dlsllppcured rivl.lrOOi:tlnwstthlllllllfelikcit "Sincc IW~. w 'vc been lhnn the Kmmwlmund Ohio, Olll'C WIIS . \'1 llit'l'tllljl. hl'l'<.ldlnp.•tljJil tlsh but· Wt'l'l! in 'CrillliS t"mblc In u wuy. tho n:n~>Wt'll pt\'s· t'l\1111 the Ohio ncnr th~ Robctt heft)re the leun Wuter Act enc~ of pt1ddlcl1sh In the t . Uyrd Lllcl..s . nnd Dum," untl other pieces of environ· Kunuwhu und Ohio rivers Is u 0' Blll\1 suys. "Wo've I!Oltl'n mcntul lcl:llslutlull ftn\-~ll pol· mNntlhor tiw n~txl11n1 envhtm· , llsh llf1 to ~0 jl\lttlld~. hut nmst luters to cut down on industri· mcntul nwm't'ncs~ . The 11ut· nf llllt' ilt\1\\tl sltl\'k ~'Omcs lh11n ul wusm tllsdmfjlcs. snouted spcdcs nc111ly tllsut thh In thl' J~ . l1l ,,O.(X1UIIli "\'uu dldn '1 hl•nr nl' u lot of llet\1\'\1 wh~:n inllustliul/1111111· 11111jlc;" putkllcflsh bclllll ft11Hld lion wus nt Its Will'S!, 1111 is llntd\ca·y wor~crs ~u ptun: llj)Sh\'nnl ot'Winlkld," O'BtU'u mu~illll u t'lllll •hue~ llndcr un th~ jlmlllld1sh in 11ill n~ts tllltl sttys. umhlllous l)lvls!nn ot' Nutui'UI ti'IIIIS/'l\ll't '\'"'" l~l th~ Pulcstl!'" In futt. whl'll u Mut-mct mu11 R~sl\lll\'cs sll~~o·~ml! lll'lllrum. llut~· ll'l') 111 Wart County tm· ~uu11ht n 10.(1\lUnd puddld1Sh "Sinw 1~112. we've sll~~:kt'tl spnwnint~. Alicl' the fcmules in tltc lui<' II)I!Os, DNR nni· uhm11 1.2-0IM) 11sh In th~ htll· ~ lx•cn stripped 111' thtir duls Stl'lllllhll'tl to ~ct u photo Kunuwhu und Ohio," suys <'lli!S lllltl the tmllcs sll'ij)llCtl of uf the nu't' Cl't'tii\II'C. O'Uum. the I) NR's lni'!INiv~r , thl'l r 111llt, work<'l'll t'Cilllll the Llnfortlllltlldy. the ull!lll'r Iii· 11shcl)l spc:dulist. "This yQur. 11sh 111 the a·lvcr II\IIIC the wut'l\C lclt•d 111111 ut~ the 11sh l!Cfol't' WI.' hllJit' Ill Stild liS IIIIIIIY liS fill' wcur. uny UI'I'UIIl!CII\l'IIIS could be 4,\ll~lmnn: . " This )•cut·'s spawn wrm so mudr. . ()' [lnru slf)IS this Slll\'~illllllf well Ihut I)NR 1lnld11is WeN F11r the IIIIlSI pru1, hnwevcr, 1.\KKI ynu11~ lish is the tip 11f nllil' to semi ltlO,(K)\) suqllus pmldkfish un:n't pri 1.cli for th • 1\1\IWt'l>tul i~dl\'t'll· jliV1'11iil' tmddlcfish to their fl esh. Neither tu\' they "We 'll put I.IKKimol\1 inth~ l'ctlllsyll'lll11u 1\lr smcki1111 in Vllhtt•li liS s(Jilrl 11sh. lllllinly Kun11whu in tho IIC\1 l(•w th1• IIJllll'l' Ohi11. hccm1sc they take huit~tl hooks wc•·ks.nllllthc Ohk>will!lt'tnl l'n'tll'h t•x plurea· Hcrnundt1 only if they huppt'n 111 sweep llt• S1110 11111lic 11otc nf jllltldlc· one l'l\lmthc w11tcr us they , il.'llst l.tKXl.'' The Kunnwhu will 1'1'1.'.-iW 11s.h dtll'lil)l his Cltrly Wllllllel~ J!l'liiC fill' ,,lunkton. If pudtl cllsh c1111 he ~llll!l hl .1110rc h~~uus~ /)utldlel1sh his· lu11s nlllll!lth~ .Dhin umlmh~r tmicully huw ti1tl hcttca· sur· Mltlwcstcl'll l'ivcrs. 1'hc tlua·ln~t the s/ll'ln~thnc Sjll1WI1· vlvuluml spuw11in~t slll'CCss i11 spcdcs' tnlnSiml snout. or 1\IS· lug scuson, lac fcmulcs c!~" ~c tho Ohio. l111'uc1. O'llm·u suys 11'11111. mu~t· s up ubmH nn~· ·cxll·emdy vuluublt'. I he11· Jhli Ohio's ptipllhlliouls ful'in ),l fmll'lh 111' t•nch l'l.s h's lntul l'!l!IS, pmccsscd i111\l cuvlur. quit~ wellnowtl\luys. knjllh. . cuu felch up In $250 11 pullnd. " W~ ' ve doll~ SOIIIt sumpll1111 Once hdi~vcd used to stir up A~(). lo 70·jiOUIIdlcmulc cun lll\lllllt'C UIJIO U millllln !!gaS. C'l!nmlc~XIIII llsherm~n Page Cl Sunday. Aupst 11, 2002 the up~r ~isslsslppl RIYU l'tlllcct ull<1ut I00,000 pound)! llr puddlefish ench yeur. O'Ottrtl sttys, huwcver, th11t ONR oniduls huVll no lnten· tlnn to ..:reutc such u r.'Otllin dul ll~hcry on the Ohio or Kamuwhu. "Pudtllcli sh llu htlllt oon'lmea'Clul v11111~. but commertilil llshin~ is lllcgnl In West Vlrj!lnm," he suys. "Our l!OOI is to restoa"ethetllto II level thut would support u rci:reutlmml lish~ry:· · Sevei'UI Midwcstcm stutes ulluw Ullj!lcrs tu .~·11t.:h puddlll· 11sh hy "snllttl!ing" - custlna hcuvi ly wclllht.cd ll~ble hooks Into the tuilwuters ollock·and· tlm11 complexes und jerk.lniJ the hooks q11lckly IICI'IIS$ .the ho1111111 in the hope they lllit!ht COIIIICCI with llj)Udlilelhh. o· Eluru suys the pructlce .:111'1\'ntly Is IIICIIIII In West 1/h!lhliu. Pu1ldldlsh nre u pro· teek•d ~p,•dcs. und likely will l'tllltimll' 111 1-cmuln one until their \)\)pulutloll grows lurl!ll cnotl!l l. to wllhstund hurvest Dear Abby ADVICE Husband and uAfe-are rnntting ott separate biological clocks DEAR ABBY: I um ·u womu11 who's been murrled ror nve yeurs . I'll be 30 Oil my next blrthdny und I ' 111 rcudy 111 sturt 11 fumlly. During the pust severul months. the medlu - und my own dnctm - huve con · vi need nte thutlf my husbund und I wu11t 11 fumily. we shuuld sltart NOW. My husbnnd insists he's not ~Xudy und wnn 't be I'm unoth· cr fl ve yc11rs. HIs rc11snn is nut rillllllciul: It Is pure self· lshncss ou his ·purl. We both 11111kc I!IIOd sulurics. huvc very little debt und own 11 beuutlful home . He su~s he's not rcudy tn give up h1s tim~ for u fumlly . I huve tried. with 110 succes,,, lu pcrsuude him with 1111 the urgument~ . I till\ hurt to the core u11d vory llngry with him rlttht nnw. ·1 dn1t 't wu111 hl be 35 1111d "still wultlng" for him to uomc urnund . HelP.! MOMMY·IN-WAI fiNG IN DALLAS DI~AR MOMMY-IN· WAITING: Since ynur bio· ·logk11i dock Is ticking, you 11nd your husbund should Wll,,tc nu time in tulklng this out with 11 murriuge coun· selor. Hcnnuy h11ve concerns uboulllls ublllty to be u gond put'dnt or ubout his COillllllt· ane111 111 your 1nurrluge. Until you undcrst11nu exuctly whut his pt·oblem Is, It cannot be dcult with . Du not ullow him to pul this off. Your concerns ure vullc.l. · DEAR ADD\': 111111 un 18· yetlr-old girl who's writing tiecuuse ,1 don't know whnt's up with the wuy I feel. lull\ ut the lop of my cluss, pluy soc· cer unll work in retuil ufter school. One duy I'd like to be u greut urchltect. I um a good . person , but I don't feel like I'm ready to grow up lust yet. My mom suys I ]{AVE to grow up und thut I should ~turt to look for u boyfriend becuuse lum l!t~lling older. Abby, I do not wunl u boyfriend. I feel uncOmfort· uble uround boys. They l!ross me out, especlully when they try to tulk to me or muke u move un me. I wunllo puke. Is there something wrong wllh nie'l · I think some boys like_ Freddie Prin1. Jr. are cute, but I wdnt nothing more thun to huve u tiny crush. Whul do you 'thlnk'lls It normullo feel that wuy'l How do I tell my mom how I l'eel'l - CON· Jl"USED IN NEW YORK ·DEAR CONFUSED: There is no rush to find a boyfriend. It Is possible thut you ure socially immature or·· a lute bloomer. However, I um cnncerned becau!IC your uversion to boys seems j!I'CSMII~ . "If we cun I!Ct 11 l1sh11ble pnp11lutlon. that would be !lrtut," he suys. "But the multi I'I'IIS\lll lbr the reintnxluction is br.>t:IIUSC lt',lllllliVc Ill the r1Vilf8 of the slutc. Th11t, In Itself, Is l't'IISill1 l'IIOU!lh, It) l7, tO bring the puddtclish huck.' Up To or 60 Months t If you ullend school in the full, visit the student health center ond ask to talk to a counselor. If not, usk your doctor for u referral. He or she cun help you get to the root of your feelings. -Afler that, you will know what to tell your mother. DEAR ABBY: I have • sports@)mydallytrlbune.com •· sports@)mydallysentlneLcom sports@mydallyreglster.com •' e~lreme . On Select Models ' '. C2 n APR with Approved Credit Send us your sports news! 011 recently been reunited with my birth siblings. After u life· dme of wondering if they e~lsted, it was exciting to dis· cover four brothers and sis· ters. However, It has become overwhelmina, because they cull me every day and want to get together every weekend. My slbllnas mean the world to me, but I hud anoth· er llfe before we were reunlt· ed. How do I gently back away whhout causina any damaae? Plea!IC advise me, Abby. - A SISTER. IN TENNESSEE ,.......... ca POOL PLAYERS- From left, Cody Fink, 8, Kecy Fink. 7, Clinton Ohlinger, 9, and Corey Fink, 11, all play pool together at one of the pool tables at God's NET In Pomeroy. (Joy Settles photos) · · ,. ' ' ' • - God's NET offirs ag~tawayfor kids and teens ' BY . Joy J. SmLII NEWSOMVDAILVSENTINEt..COM POMEROY "Where do Mchzs County kids go to huve fun?'~'' · · · TWo parents who were asked that question say they luke their children to God's NET In Pomeroy. Tammy Campbell, a plltent who accompanies her smllll child there, suld she came here from a big city and ther9 Is nothing like this program otlered for kids who live on the streets there. Angle Fl nk, single mother to Corey, Cody und Kucy. suid she wouldn't know what she would do without God's NET. She also said the. program is a lifesaver and a pluce she cun take her kids when she hus doctor's appointments. The program offers many things for kids, including nutritious food during the week, tutoring with their homework, help with reading through the hooked on phonics program, and training on comput· ers. There are non-violent work· shops to teach kids and teens bow to control anger, classes on health, seminars und displays dealing with a vuriety of issues; home vis· ltutlons with the parents; transportation to doctor's appointments; and various community events to auend. · The NET Is a safe and . shalom zone, where there's always some· HUNGRY1 - Youngsters enjoy eating nutritious food offered at God's NET dining area. Food ,Is cooked throughout the waek by Dottle Selby, a two-year volunteer. one to listen und so much more . . Inside the building; children cun play various video and computer games. They can watch movies, play games, use gaming tables, and internet with other kids. God's NET (Neighborhood Escape for Teens) is a place for · teens and children from ages 9 to 19 to come und huve fun and eat something nutritious. Any child under 9 bas to be accompanied by an adult. Any new child who has never .been to God's NET is required to give their niiJTie, birthday, address and phone number. The informa· lion iR then entered in the NET's computer to keep track on a daily basis who's coming and going. All children !hut enter into God's NET must obey the rules such as no fussing, c4ssing, tight· ing or feuding. Last year,. J ,800 youth were reg· istered and entere~ the NET's doors and 2S .4S6 inilividual meals were served. The organization consists of ' all volunteers who worked in the program 3,301 hours last year. . _ Dee Rader, one of the NET's coordinators, listed some of the key features that they hope to encourage in the children . Some of these include good morals, manners. an open form of commu· nication, relig1on, respect for ·oth· er~ and family values. "There are several success sto· ries of children who allended God's NET years ago und return as volunteers." Rader also said, "Some come back with stories of military careers, attending college, and raising their own families with the values that they learned here." After Sept. II , Rader had con· tact with a man from New York and sent him cards the children made to encourage people during their hardship. A sticker on the back said it wus from Meigs County. She said the kids wanted to give back and wanted to help them. . "Kids and volunteers share the gift of love and hope given to them... the gift keel's on going and it never ends," saad Rader. More information about God'sNET can be obtained by calling Rader at 992-0261 or e-mail at godsnet@ frog net. net Hours in the summer are Monday through Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. ·Hours during the school yellf are Mon~ay through Thursday, 3 to 5:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 6 to I0:30 p.m. for summer and the school year. Meigs man to lead pastoral care services·at PVH ' . POINT PLEASANT - The Rev. Murk .Morrow, a minister with the First Baptist Church' in ·Middleport, hus recently been named the chap· lain fof Pwlloral Care Services at Pleasant Valle[ Hospital, accordin11 to Alvin "AI" awson. JD, FACHE, chief executive officer of the non· profit healthcare facility. Pastoral Care ServiCCII is an inte· gral part of the hospllal setting and is offered in the belief that the physical, emotional, social and spiritual 118pectf of a penon are alllnterrelat· ed. Pastoral Care Services is coordl· . outed . through the Mason County . Mlnilterial Associat.ion. ., "Any treatment of an iodividual · books are available. Involves a commitrnenuo the person The volunteer chaplains life mem· as a whole with the ultimate .object bers of the he spital healing team and of fostering a person's total well· are skilled · in pastoral counseling. being," said Morrow. These individuals dedicate their Throuah Pastoral Care Services, skills and spiritual witness to the bet·' opportunities are offered to assist . · ter health of the patients they serve, people In experiencing the spiritual their families, staff and medical dimensions of life in the time of ill· team. ness or crisis. Individuals are . The on-call chaplain visits patients encouraged to draw on !he resources in PVH and the Pleasant Valley of their fal!h within the belillf system Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of their choice. · · who have asked for a chaplain or are The chapel, a quiet environment referred by hospital staff, volunteers for prayer and meditation, is located and/ or family members. · on first floor of PVH, near the labo· "People find healing not In Isola· ratory. Prayer, worship and song lion but in community," said I I Morrow. "Hospitalization may arouse feelings of fear, profound loneliness or amdety. Faith, hope and . love are means of managing thesetimes of confusion. Pastoral Care can assist persons in finding spiritual resources which heal the spirit while medicine and te~hnology mend the body." Pastoral Care Services consists of a caring relationship of trust and concern in which he Iping words and acts with persons who .are in crisis may be offered by a representat.ive of the church. "The pastoral relationship is one PIIIM..ePVH.CI ! ' . .. • �. .. Sunda~August11,2002 Page C2 I , • Jlaadlag Gtfm r Jl nlbwl . . ... ~· Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV .., cat--JI lbwl• Page C3 sunday,August11,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV • Weddings Mr. all!l Mrs. D1le Sayre Trlamy Johnson and Carl (Ed) Stewart Lora Ann· Que and Jaaon Dillard Barrick Tiffany Qalla-"er and Youse! ABU Ayyash Mr. and Mfl. Robert Reiber Amy Jo Northup and Adam Wesley Roush Gallagher-Ayyash engagement Northup-Roush engagement Reiber wedding DANVILLE - Diane Walker of Danville announces the RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. John Northup of Rucine ·M IDDLEPORT - On July 26, 2002, Renee Stewart and engagement of her daughter. Tiffany Gallagher. to Youse!' announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their Rullert Reiber were married in Wichita Falls, Texas. The bride is the daughter of Linda Adkins of Pomeroy, and ABU Ayyash, son of lvruhim and Rawdah ABU Ayyash of daughter, Amy Jo Northup, to Adam Wesley Roush, son or Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush of Letart Falls. . Ro~cr Stewart of Middleport. She is a 2000 graduate of Meigs Amman, Jordan. The bride-elect is a 1999 graduate of Southern High School. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Ruebel Bissell or lli~h School. . The groom, son of Robyn Porter and Randy Reiber, both of Yousef is a 1996 ~raduate of Moderm American of Amman. Mason, and the late Joseph Bissell Jr .. Ruth Northup of Point Ra.:ine, is a 1994 graduate of Southern High School. He is Jordan. Gallagher IS a student of the Columbus State College Pleasant, and the late Thomas Northup. and Youse!' is a student of Franklin University. . · · Her fiance is the grandson of Cmrie Roush und the lufc currently serving in the U.S. Air Force. . The couple will travel to Jordan in mid-August. Lester Roush of Letart Fulls. and Mr. und Mrs. Charles The newlyweds plan to have an open church ceremony in Findley of Minersville. thl' full. · Northup is employed in the local Southern Local School District. Roush is a graduate of the University of Rio Gninde with a degree in accounting. · An open church wedding~ ·· lunned for Aug. 17. 2002. at ·5 p.m .. at the Racine Methodi. Church. The couple plans to stay in Kansas and is training honeymoon in the Bahamas. to be u rudio-station disc jock· RADNOR. Pa. (AP) - The ey. Bachelor apparently will stay The 32-year-old Michel. a that way a little longer. former Sun Francisco manageAlex Michel chose Amanda ment consulta]\t, said Marsh's Marsh from among 25 contes- radio job "sounds cool" and it tants on ABC's realil)' dating wouldn't be "loving" of him to show "The Bachelor" last dissuade her from it. spring, but Marsh said Michel hasn't exactly been courting her. · . . On more than one occasion, "he told me to get a cab to meet him at events," Marsh, 23, told TV Guide for its Aug. 17 issue. Mr. and Mfl. Qre8ory Hawthorne and party Michel once said he was "too busy" to pick her up at the . airport, Marsh said. He didn't help her find her an apartment, and he reneged on his offer to drlve her frOm Kansas to Los ( iALLIPOLIS - Mr. and best man Gary Allen and Angeles, Marsh said. Mrs. Gary Knotts are ring bearer Dreston Gould. "I was obviously not a prior· announcing the marriage of The couple took their hon- ily of his, so he was not §Oing Serving the fireD's housing their daughter, Frances-Ann eymoon at Myrtle Beach, to be a priority of mine, said needs since 19741 Knotts, to Gregory .Scott S.C .. and Roanoke, Va. Marsh, who has decided to Hawthorne. The cou81e was married June 8, 20 2. They planned an outdoor wedding at Bob SDve $J,OOO on J2x6B Evans Farms. The wedding party included ·flower girl Patriot Broodmoorl El izabcth Gould, junior Sove $2,000 on 2Bx60/66 SWIM tlridesmaid Fura McCarty, bridesmaids Missy Searls, Patriot VictoriDn YEAR Teni Lewis and Kristen ROUND! Lcport. and matron of honor Rebecca McCarty. Groomsmen included · Rodney Allen . Chris Wyscurver, Mark Knotts, .P EOPLE · 1he Bachelor See who's getting married i11: the Sunday limes Sentinel.~ Knotts-Hawthorne wedding NO SUPERSPAN DOME Sizzling Summer Specials! ~ RATLIFF POOL CENTER . e•re 100 Years Old! • '••a•' ..·•....j.:..,..• • • .. • • • e C .t • •• ' ···•·••• • .. ... . ' • • =~·· • • •• • August 12, 2002 stop In and Help us Celebrate! Blrthdar Partr to a.m. • 1 .,.m. Gallipolis • oak Hill ·011en Hou•e Reception . s · 7:10 p.m. · . Wllere It "II ••11t!n • 100 Years "10 Sove $2,000 on this 2Bx64 Patriot CrystDI Vrllley with finished drywall throughout 5/12 roof pitch, JO year architectural shingles, oak cabinets, window sills, 6 panel doors, real wood trim, Low E vinyl windows and , ·nuch morel 101 I. I'I'Ont lt. • Oak Hill Sayre anniversary Cue-Barrick engagement ]ohnson-Steu;art engagement ' GALLIPOLIS - . Lom Ann Gue nnd Juson Dillurd Barrick. along with their parents. ure nnnoimcing their engugeme1it und forthcoming murriuge . The bride's parents are Mrs. Anna Gue und 1he lute Mr. Donald Gue of Suit Rock, W. Vu . The groom's parents are Ms. Donna Barrick of Gullipolis. und Mr. Larry Burrick of Wheelin!l. W.Vn. The bnde is u ~raduate ol' Mnrshull University. where she received a BSN 111 nursing. She is a registered nurse in the NeuroScience Unit ut St. Mury's·Hospitul. Huntin~ton, W.Va. The· groom also attended Murshall Univemty. He is employed at Spurkle Supply, Gallipolis. His maternal grand.parents are John and Edith Dillard of Gallipolis; and his paternal ~randparents are John and Virginia Barrick of New Martmsv1Ile. W. Vu. · The couple will exchange vows Sept. 7, 2002, ut Debbie ~rive Chapel, Gallipolis, with the Rev. Jim Patterson otTiciatmg . la le~he league promotes benef1ts of breastfeeding BIDWELL - Trianzy 'Juhnson ell' Bidwell and Curl (Ed) Stewart or Rio Gnuld~ arc announdng their urx:omin!( mar· riuge on Au~. 17. 2002. The wcddmg will tukc plucc ut ::! p.m. ut the Vintc.m Full 9ospcl Church in Vinton. with the Rev. Don Swick oflkiut· 1~ . . Bride and groom will n:main ut the dlllrch until -I p.m. with an open invitution to all friends und family. WEEKEND BEST SELLERS Schuster) 9. "Execution: The Discipline 5. "Body t!Jr .Life" hy Bill of ~ning Things Done·· by L. FICTION Phillips. Michuel D'Orso Boss1dy, R. (Cmwn) 10. "Lucky Man: A Memoir" l. "The Lovely Bones" by (HarperCollins) 6. "Sylviu Browne's Book or by Michael J. 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"Grave Secrets" by Kuthy Reichs (Scribner) PUBLISHERS WEEKl.V BESTSELLERS HARDCOVER up the \nformntion presented •• <JALLIPOLIS :'!Brenstfeeding a bnby - what and available at local LLL ~Quid . be more natural? Just meetings. :dJ'11dle that precious newbom The locul meetings also pro·iho your arms and offer him vide mother-to-mother support :your breast . It sounds easy and encouragement. :o~ough . Breustfeeding- a baby The Gallipolis Chapter of iii simple and nutuml - if you LLLI will hold a meeting enti· ~now what to expect. But it tied "The .Family and the .IJlkes information and encour- Breastfed Baby" ut 7 p.m. ;ugement and some motherly Tuesduy in the Gullia County ;ki)OW·how I? nurse a baby, as Health Depnrtment conference ·t11e seven of us who founded .room. J:.a Leche League quickly disThis second meeting in the aovered with our first breast- ongoing four purt series focusCeedinll attempts." es on family 1ssues relating to . : Th1s quote is taken from breastfeeding. NONFICTION/ :introduction of "The Womanly The father's role and sibling GENERAL · . :Art of Breastfeeding," a book adjustment are examples. :written and published by La Concerns brought up by utten· 1.. "Get With The Program" ·Leche League lntemational. dees are also atldressed. by Bob Greene (Simon & : · 'La Leche League Please use the entrance to the Schuster) fnternational (LLLI) began in health department behind the 2. "Slander: Liberal Lie s 1956 with seven women in WIC office. The meetings are About the American Right" by Dlinois. These women shared informal and open to the pub· Ann Coulter (Crown) tjleir personal experiences with lie, and children are welcome. 3. "Who Moved My breastfeeding as a way to sup· Any questions or concerns Cheese?" by Spencer Johnson Jl:Orl and encourage mothers raised by those attendin~ will (Putnam) .they knew who wanted to be addressed. For funher mtor· 4. "Self Matters" by Phillip :bieastfeed their children. C. McGraw (Simon & · mation call 367· 7266 or 446: . That first meeting on Oct. 9996. 17. 1956, has grown into an ihternational organization with Bridal Registry 3,000 groups in 46 countries. . • Li~t your preferences . • LLLl is recognized as an · • No guesswork for .authority on breastfeeding. Its friends & family ;Health Advisory Council is • You receive your fuvoritc things. -made of doctors and health :professionals from all over the :Wbrld. : The group keeps up-to-date tiles of research pertaining to J?reastfeeding, holds seminars .and conferences for both doc:tors and lay people, and is ·available tO anHwer questions :through its group leaders, and :w e b s i t e (.www.lalecheleague.org). These resources and the LLL :publication, "The Womanly :Att of .Breastfeedi11g," make Atkins (Avon) 4. "Hemlock Bay" by Catherine Coulter (Jove) 5. ''Dead Sleep'' by Greg lies (Signet) (F·P) 6. "Divine Secrets of the YuYu Sisterhood" by Rebecca Wells (HarperPerennial) 7. 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Lane Double Reclining Sofa & Matching Rocking Recliner [Jnlbllt POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sayre oh,~rveu their 50th wedding unniversury· Friday. . They were mnrried on Aug. 9. 1952. til the New Haven Methodist Church. Mrs. Sayre is the former Jun~ Cw.tcr. They me now residing in Hilliard. . Mr. und Mrs. Suyre huve three children. Midmci (Pum) Suyrc. Debru <!-esl Robbins. und Timothy (Ruth) Sayre. all of H1llmrd. nod hve grundchldren. Adnenne und Aun~c Suyrc. Megun, Jeremy and Mariuh Snyre. · . 3 Colors .To Choose From Llltt • • Call You·r Health Care : Provider Or The Gallla County Health Dept. At • (7 40) 441·2950 • For More Information ' I . --- - - - - -1.:.- . ·- · ·--- --- --- ... ' ·-· .' " . •• �• • Book explores 'accidental' attack on U.S. Navy ship naval review, did not address the "The Uberty lnddent: The matter of lsmeli re~')Xlnsibility : 19671smell Attack on the U.S. Curiously, Cristo!, whose Navy Spy Ship" (Bmssey's, book is devoted wholeheartedly 295 puges, $27.50) by A. Juy to the "clear conclusion" that the ·attack was accidental, there Cristo!. ••• being "no com~tent eviden<:e . On JuneS: 1967, Israeli war- to lhe rontmry.' has dedicat~ pllllles lllld gunboats almost his work to Kidd. And he 88)'8 destroyed- but did not sink-· thut Kidd told him he alwa~s the USS Liberty with bombs, .bClieved the lsmeli uttack wlls aeriul cannon. nnpalm. n)!IChine accidental. Kidd died in 1999. guns mld torpedoes. so the discrepuncy with Even ufter ~5 yeur.;, it seems Boston's statement remains that nothing cmt douse tl1e smol- unresolved. . tiering dispute about that attack Lt. Cmdr. Jmues Ennes, tlltl on tl1e nearly defenseless U.S. Libeny's deck officer during the intelligence-gutllering vessel. attack and author of the book In fact. "The Liberty ''Assault on the Liberty," says Incident." a new book by A. Jay Kidd repeatedly encouragetl Cristo!. will probubly fun tl1e him to chullen~c claims that the names of controversy. attack W!IS acc1denu~. · , Thirty-four Amencruts were Cristo! apparently interkilled wtd 172 wounded in the viewed very lew Liberty crew 1lltl1Ck - at W pen.-ent of· the members. He cites no inte{crew, one of the highe.'il casual- views with a dozen who say the ty rmes ever sutlered by a U.S. Liberty's life rafts were Navy vessel. machine-gunned by the Israeli The focus of the dispute is: gunboats; nor with others who Was tl1e attack accidental or say the Liberty wtL~ overflown intentional'? by un lsmeli helil't>pter tilled Israel claimed its forces had with armed men: nor with mi stllk~ n the Libeny for an radionum Richard Stunuan; Egypti<m horse-tnmspon a few who ~luims tht' Libe1ty's mdio miles ofl'tltc Egyptimt co;,1st dur- tnmsmissi<>ns were intnmed (a ing the I%7 Amb-lsmeli war. cmcial fact if true. n~•'Ording to tmd .apolog.l7.ed. 1l1e Johnson Lih<:rty' vctemns. since the adnums~·at1on . accepted the , ship's frequ~n,· i~s could not be apology mtd did not lonnally jammed unless it were idcntidu~lelig~ the explanation. lied). Cristo I considers that However. knowledgeuble some of ~1e crew sutTer from comempomries have long post-tmumatic stress disordet. danued the tlttuck was ddiber- 1md "their objectiVity is lost qr ate. They mclude. among otlt· tainted." ers, . U.S. Secretary nf State . Evidently. this is a book more Dean Rusk. CIA Dm:ctor hkcly to nusc new controversies Richard Helms,, National than to lay old ones to rest. St;eurity Administration Clistol says he was given libDirector ~m'Shall Cm1er. presi- eml ac'l.'Css to lsrneli officials dentml adv1sers George Ball :md mtd records. thm1ks to lsrneli Lucius Battle. the Li\Jelty's caJr navy liicnds. He repons that lUI tain, Cmdr. . Willium Israeli reconnaissance plane McGonuglc, tmd stuviving crew identified the Liberty as an members. American ship eight · hours More 11--cently, Capt. Ward before tl1e attack and Lt. Cmdf. Boston. legal counsel to the Uri Mci'Cil. then specitically 1967 nuval coun of inquiry identilied it as the Libe1ty. A pres1d~ over by Rear Adm. · marker representing the shiP Isaac K1dd. has spoken up. On was placed on the plotting table June 26. Boston told a Nuvy in the war room. Five.hours later Ttmes reponer that he and Kidd - three hours before the attack believed the lsmelis knew they - the marker wa~ .removed, were uttucking un American tmd this. it is alleged, led to tlje ship. The coun itself, m1 internal mistaken assault. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Banka Bryson "Bud" .and Mary Kathryn (James) Carter :Banks 25th Anniversary .. Carter 40th anniversary ' GALLIPOLIS - Brys(lll "Bull" and Mury Kathryn (lumes) POMEROY- Alben and Sundy Bunks will celebnne their Curter will ~elebrute their 40th wedding unniversury with 'un unni versury Tuesday. · · . Mr. und Mrs. Bunks were murried Aug. 13. 1977. in npen house. Sunduy. Se\lt. ~. 2002. from 2-4 p.m. ut Grucc United M~thodist Churc 1, Second Avenue und Cedur Street, Md.. by the Rev. Rulph Posey. · . . daughter of Dorthy Duy <~f Pomeroy, and Arthur ~ullipolis. The couple was murri~d Sept.~. 1962. in the Baptist Temple mg ol Rockville Md .. und he 1s the son of Thclmu lBc:lcber of Pomeroy and the lute Hmher Bunks. · Churd1 at Park~rshurg. W.Va .. by the Rev. Ronuld James . The couple have two children, Lucie Marie (Rohen "BJ") They arc the parents of two children. Kevin Curter of Hollywood. Fla .. and Dr. Stephanie Carter of Cincinnati, who und Jeremy Ryun of Pomeroy. arc hosting the •·clchration. They lmve one grundsmi, Derek Curter of Hollywoml. Flu. Bud holds an associate professor emeritus t~ppointment in the Ohio State University Extension after serving 32 yeurs us uwunty Extension ugent and' district furm management spccmhst. Mary Kt~y h~s heen a homcmuker. ·wkii1g time out Ill work ut Holt.cr Medicul Center. Evans Co., and Gruce Methodi st Church Pre-school. The fumily looks forwurd to your fellowship und respectfully requests no gifts. Read what Max Tawney has·to say on C& ~t , Sund•y. Au1ust U, - ,2 How does a show about · ·~: To entertain respond to changed moOcR FUR /of' \\10EKLY FEATURES · ' . .. . Page Enterta ment · Sunday,Auguit11,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV ... NEW YORK (APJ - It llllll already hecn a lou'y day t()l' "Sex m1d the City" c'Oiumni'l Carrie Brdd.lhaw when 'he tried to get on the 'ubway. ·n,e· . entrunce wa.\ roped amth.. cr tem>list ulen in w1 aln:udy skittish city had 'hut it down. Recogni7.e thatl(;cne from the HBO comedy·, '-CtN>IHlJlCilCr last month'! No'' That's because it W<L' tilu1<:d tmd discarded. dcen1<.xl heavy· handed m1d untrue to whm the city is expclieocing in the "1mmer of 2(X)2. ''Sex mld tlte Cit)"' pmdUl'Cr, fa~ed a delicate balancing a<;t th1s season. Not only did they ,,n·- have 1o crull ~XllupeUina ...J L, n,.. the show·~ four~­ • • h<~d to be true to ~ change> in the fifth~ ., •·ny ol New York.. .ol 11ie Sept. I I terrorist ended a giddy. superchaiJal llllj in New Yolk\ history -a ~ cia! part of the .'>how's id=~ "The lir\t · thing I ulxlllt the 'how was, · 'How we do it'! How do youu ue'1'" e~erutive • p1 Michacl Patrick l<ina n.:cujling ltL~t fall. ''One <I tl1ing' that people like aboul >how i' that we talk aboui goc' on in .N~w York. a tm~ ogue of what ctul huppen." ~. . ~ ..a. '6 H Ct •t; :== . d r. •!. • • 0 •• t r• • Wednesday at 8 p.m. the Rock 'N Country Cloggers will bring the hill stage alive at the Meigs County Fair. In the group are from lhe left, front. Chassldy Wills, Lily Jacks , jeffrey Klmers, Bubby Wills and Olivia Davis. middle. Tiffany McDonald, keilah Jacks. Nikki Lawson, Sarah Jeffers, Brittany jeffers. and Holly Jeffers. and back. Trista Simmons, Crystal Jac~ . Sheila Morris, Alice Lawhorn, Melanie Dudding, qsa Honaker, Judy Clark, Leanne Cunningham, Shirley Simmons, Linda roseberry, and Betty Lathey. (Charlene Hoeflich) · To perform. •• I PROUD TO BEA PART OF YOUR LIFE. ~· 1 ·I .The popular Big Bend Cloggers will perform on the hill state at 8 p.m. on Monday of the Meigs ·County. They are left to right, front, Erica Haning, Bethany Gibbs. Sharon Wright. Ashley · Spencer; second row, Stacey Gibbs, Brenda Tuttle, Chelsea Dent, and VIvian May, director; third row, Ashley Knapp, Florence wood, Marcia Browning, Jennifer Jones. and Brenna Shobe; and back, Amber, Fisher, Sheena Morris, and Rochelle Gloeckner. ' · ~ ~ - ,I ' I'. ~. '. Mr. and Mrs. Ru11ell Moore POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore of Pomeroy their 60th wedding, anniversary on July 25. They took u tnp to .the General Lewis Inn in Lewisburj!. Vu., and spent several duys visiting with old friends m Greenbrier County. · · Mr. and Mrs. Moore were married on July 25. 1942 in Baltimore, Md .. by th~ Rev. B.L. Blubau~h. Moore, u vetenm ot Wodd War II, huvmg served 10 of his ~8 months 111 ser~1ce Ill St!lpun, begun his teachi'ng and coachtng career at Crtchton H1gh school tn Quinwood, W.Va . in • He und his wife canie to Meigs County in 1959, where he and t!1ug~t at Po!llcmy High School. ~ater he served as pnnc1pal of Me1gs Jumor H1ghSchool and I rom there went to secondary supervisor for the Meigs County schools, where he was employed until his retirement. Mrs. Moore retir~d from the River Transporation Division of Amencan Electnc Power, where she was employed for many yeurs after working for the late Dr. Kenneth Amsbary. Landmark umj the Meigs County Furm Bureau. They have three children, eight grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Their children are Sharon (Rodney) Gaul of Vincent; Linda (Gary) Madasra of Edinboro, Pa., and R. "Bill" (Sanda) Moore of Cha~lotte, N.C. The grandchildren are M1chuel (Barbara) Gaul ol WJnchester. Va .• Sara (Brian) Mills oF Dayton. 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Ulld founh pluce in tomutoes und dried pcuchcs. . Dulc hus e~hibitcd ut tbe Stntc Fuir us well us the Meigs County Fuir for sevcml yew'S. got let\ out of the hilhide stuge enter· tninment lineup in till: Mcig' County Fair tub. He's u mun~ gospel s ln~er with two CDs under hts belt und trcquently pcrti.mns nt lairs, chnrity und privme tuncti1>ns. You cnn >t'C him 111 the titir nt 6 p.m. Frid11y. That happened in lute July when the KeU088 Co. sent representatives in during Che~ter-Shude Days to docu(Tlent the effect of the MIRA (Managinl! tnformution of Rurul ••• America) grunt rel· eiv~d hy the The Meigs County C't~tts lhr Kids Che~ter-Shude Hislotkul Assoc:iution. fund now stnnds 111 $459 und ~1llltinu~s COMMUNITY 11tey mlked to memhcrs. ~·vuluatc~l tu grow. projects. mxl dctcmtincd whut inllu· Tummy Mush who is hcuding up the ence tho~ pl'lljects were huving on Chester Shndc Duys were 11 grcut sucpmject Jill' 1\~'l''e' Bank of 11u11cmy Community development. snys she's tluil L'tl with the donations l'css. "When orgunilations combine Appurently they werc ' imptussc~l their clli.>ns und people 'how they care And speuking of the l'ttir; rememhcr so litr 1u1d the sup)ll>r1 the puhlic lms becuu~ how the ussociution is hcing hy workinj,l together. the ~·ommlmity dun tonight there· II be plenty nf uction given to the bunk's ctlht1s tu mise recogui7.e<.l by the Kellogg Co. us l•ne 1\:UIIy TCCCIVCS the henclit," she ~0111· 111 the gmndstwtd. money so they cun huy couts li.ll' kids of itS OUISIIUlding gnUJIC'CSIUld will he me nux!. Opening ceremonies including the wiJCn the wid wemhcr wmcs. premiered in the Kellogg's 7~th The employees hnvc stugcd scvcml In cuse you lmvcn't hctud. the tR23 ntising of the tltt,\l by vetcmns wilt kick wmiversury vidco tulll history b\~>k . oil' the junior tiur pumuc. crowning of luncheons. held hukc sales and kc Chester CnuniHlllse. the.oldest SI!Uid· Thill's quite un honor since the tl>un· ing WlllthilliSC in the SIIIIC of Ohio, ·is the jwiinr fnir king 11nd queen, und cr~um sodals. ami L1llldlll'l(.'<.la l'l1tl1 dation donutcs money to orgunit.utinns nnw n~n on Sutul\lays unJ Mnndnys nunung or the livesl\>ek prince und chtss. And they're notlht\lugh yet. around the world. Friduy, they served s11lud tmd samt· li.lf those who wunt to c·nme in nnd prin~'CSSCS . Mury Powell who hns bl.-cn active in lnnk utthc exhibits or do rcscmch. Aller lhut. the tmdilinnul religious wiches lhr n donmion. on Aug. 23 It the Chester Jll'l>ject fl\)lll the beginning. services will be conductl'<l by the will be unothcr tal'O in a ~ug duy, und said lhat the Kellogg representutivcs D11lc Holl'ni11n of Porn''l'l>y ctunc Meigs Coumy Ministclittl Assocmtinn. on Sept. 6 they wil l he ~.luing11 soup described Chester IL' 11 "greut little . t>nck lium Ohio Stutc Fuir with u hig und chili luncheon. A nuke sale is also fown." · Oops. pl11nned 1(11' Aug. 30. win from his JJ entries in the ctutiling . Aguin this yem. the uss<>eiut ion ldt Dr. Joey D. Wilcoxen uf Oullirx>lis 11unmy says events ur\' plutlllL'tllhr Charlene Hoeflich • ... ... ... Wlhat is the biggest challenge of college? ; College is u lot dillcret·tt l'mm the ,·lasses tllut you mny hnve tukcn in l!igh schl~11. Thct\.' um scv· end things dull college frcshmun, whether young or old. should undcrstitnd uhout how to lx· sue· ~essfulln collc~c. · . , The tirilt nuyor ditl'ctcnce llCtwc-cn higl1 schml fllld coll~gc is thut undemge high sdtml students JII'C t'Cqui~'<l hy tuw to uucnd hi~h schml evcty l:lay. Attending college is stnctly voluntary. Students arc not reqttircd to attend duss every duy. In fact. most clusscs meet only lbr u l'cw hmn~ cvel)' other day. It is, however. higltly recommend~'<! that stu· dents uttcnd cluss on u regular busis. College pmressors otkn lecture ubout mutctiul tlmt muy notiJC l'ound in the textbook. If you mi" nut on thi,, lnfonmttion. you muy notnchicvc u high scmu on Jhe exams, which mny result in a t~x•r grade in the class. Yllu also miss out on cluss Jiscu.-sions and jnteructions with your classmutes. · Keep in mind, thnt some pmlcssors do 1\tctor u student's uttcndunce or luck thereof into the linul atude computmion. Students. whn nllend class on 11 regular busis.tlfC much more likely to muke out· ~tanding gmdcs. It is dclinitcly highly benelkiul for college students tn attend cluss. Students u1u also eXJlCl:led to do a lot of work outside the claS>· room, tncluding reading the tcxthook, completing homework pmblcms, wtiting pu11Crs and .pro par· lng chL~s presenwtions. · It is cst.imatcd that for every credit h<iur of.cnl· leje ci1LIS work. 11 student should devote appmximutely three hour'S of .1tudy time IJCr we-ek to be successful. This mcuns li>t' u tlm~c crodit hnur course. 11 student should ·'11Cild uppmximutely nine how~ per week reviewing the nutterial in the text, ~mplcting homework ussignrnents und studying. ; With the uvcmlle full-time college student tuk· tng 12tn 15 crccht hours per 'cme,ter,thc student ShOUld be devoting betWCCil J(l tO 45 holm; II WCCk to studying in addition to clussrmm time. ; This wilt lead you to your next .:hallcnge - every Frlduy In September. On Stemwhcel Rivet1'eM weekend. bnnk per:-onnel will be down on the purl'ing lot conducting gtmteN thr the kids nnd then will punidputc in the chili ~'IJOk· oil' in hopes or winning ptize money to go into their SJX-'Ciul project. · 11tcir gc~il is to s\lC thm every child whnn~·t!ds n wunn l'llut will huve one this winter - either u n~w one or u !UXxl us~xl nne. · · · For thn•c who huvc l'l"tts their chil· dt~n hnvc Olii!,UUWil. 1\.•oplcs Bnnk is u goc.xl plncc to tnkc them. llJCy'll be n:pnll·cd 1111d dcunLxl bclht • hcing dis· trihutcd 111 childt~n whose muncs nre on list' pnwi~'ll hy sdtnol personnel who hnvc secnn n~'Cd . Lust ycur. the number of emus nnd the cnsh tilr tt~:w ones fell 'shun of the tlt..'Cd, so this ycm the hunk employees 111~ t~ully scn11nhling to sec thut d~Jes · n't haJ1JlCn this ycur. Ymt cun llCIJ>. (Cirarlnw 1/m:/lidr is 1/t'III'IYII rrrrlll' n,~t· r til' Porrrt'lli,\: ) 'flu• Dr~ily St•mim•l ill Thinking back on when Second · Avenue was packed with businesses • Luanne Bowman GUEST VIEW manugen"'lll of your time. Time munngement is extremely criticulto your succcs., in college. Students will be tempted to cut shonthc nmount of study time hy goin~ to pnnie.,, wmching television. und other ex1111 crrculnr ucti· vutes on· cumpu.•. Lcurning to munuge your time und.iiet. priori lies willllC essenliul college skills, Studies 'huve shown Ihut c1•llc~w studcilts s~nd uppmximutcly 45-50 JlCIWtll of their time nllcnd· ing clusses, sleeping und cuting menls. This only leaves you with ubout 50 pcJ\:Cnt of the hout'S in the duy to rnunugc and perlhnn nil of the other responsibilities thut you mny huve. including studying. doing luundty, sociulizing with friends und litmily. und working if yotl huve ujnb. It is imperutive thlll students lcurn to pt·ioriti7c. This is u dillicult skill for students to muster, cspc· ciully ll(hcn one tnust chtx1se between going to u pm1y with thlll good l<x>king guy or stuying horne tUld studying l(>r the biolo~y testthut you huve the next moming. College lite is lhll of choices. I have seen severn! students nwkc the wrnng dmice und fltil n clnss. but I have seen rnuny mc•rc muke · the correct choice and llC highly >Ucccssful. . It is cnsy to be successful in college. Cull your l~>eul community college and put wllege in your !Uilll\l. ( l~tt/11111' Rase limt•mcm is vic'c• Pll'.l'idc•llf .fiJr .fimmdal amladmirri.m·mivc• cif/itir.l ar Rio Gnmde Commwrity Collt'!ll') . , wus ii1 my dnughtcr' s store, Usc Hcrhs lnstcud. on the wmcr of Cnttrt und Second Avenue the uthcr Juy. In 19D, I hud 11 photo studio there for muny ycurs . Luter I hnught Cluude Wull's Jewelry Store ut 422 Second Ave .. und moved up there . I then rentei.l the building on the comer or Court und Second Avenue In WciTmun's Jewelry Store. Iuter to AAA for muny yeurs. und rmmy others ufler thut. Bventuully, I guvc iJ 10 illY dnughter Nuncy. I thought I would wulk up Sccnnd Avenue on the city purk side slowly und jot down some of the stores thut were locutcd in the 1930s, '40s uni.l '50's, on thut block, which brought buck pleusunt mem!lrics to me - the Commcrciul & Suvings Bunk ucross the street from my store. then up Second · Avenue, Oullipolis Dcp11rtment Store. A .M. Bliikc ltardwurc, Joe Picrolli Restuurunt trnd Bilr, J.W. Mootz Rctuil Biikcry. Sigler & Lunicr Clothing Max Tawney. GUEST COLUMNIST Store, Kerr's Drugstore. 1-luskins Tunncr. Mcrimun Jewelry Store (Iuter it w11s Clurk's .Jewelry Store), Style Center. MotTi .s 5 und 10-Cent store, Brumfield & Tlwmus · Clothing Swrc. Fontuniu ' s Fruit Murkct, unu the . First · Nulionnl Bunk. Also lnclltccl ahovc the stores were Dr. Pope. Dr. C11ncr 11nd Dr. Huskins, etc :· Gullipolis is very l'<irtu· nutc to huve the wonderful purk. I cutt rcmc.mher when .there wus u lurgc ~ 11nnn1t 111 the lower end ·or Court anti Second Avenue in the park. Whut 11 hig mistake it Wits to send it to Kentucky tn he melted llown for ummuni · tion for the wur, hut sup· l""edly it wus not melted down, 1111d no nne knows toduy wltlll huppcncd lU lhllt CllllllOII . Whut chnnges huvc been mudc in the lu,, t 50 to 60 ycurs on this one hlnck. Buck in those lluys, if you looked up uml llown the sii'CCI. you wuuld sec muny people on the street und sht tpping in thcs.e stores. Wulking up unci down the sidewalk wdny. you sec no one. The hig store up the roud hus killed ·downtown. Whut is going Ill huppen to downtown in the next 10 ycttrs'l I 11111 not sure, t won't he here Ill see it. I will he up on Mound Hilt. Gallljlo!is btt.l'irtt'.I'S/111111 M11~· 7ttwney otcll.l'iruwl/y .\'11/!irrits ttrli· l'it· .~ '" tlw · Su11day llme.r· Sflllllvl u!wr11 hi.1 world lravt'l.! '""' 11/t'lllllr/c•.\' t~f Ut~IIIJ1oli.Y ancl · GallitJ ( Lrill!llillll' Collllly.) Some if the ~riginal French 500 made their way·to new -settlement : One of the more imercsting . epiS(xtCS in Gall illl)liS history took plucc in 'tbe early 17tX)s When the Spanish government tried to entice the French ul Gallipolis to move west into the l-ouisiana Territory, then owned by Spain. In fact, in 17\13. just tl1rce years after the Frei1d1 cumc to Oallrpolrs, the Spamsh governor Cwundclet gave three recruiters. peter Audrain, J.B. Tardivcau and DeHault De Lassus, some $2,500 to move all of the French ' · ilt 'Gallipolis to the Mississippi ~iver to a place which now makes up New Mudrid. Mo. : Ironically. De Hault De Lassus had been one 11f the Company or 24 who organilru ~d financed the Scioto Compuny, which brought the tlrsl French to GullifXllis in I 790. Disillusioned . with tl1e lXJnditions on the Ohio River, he was eusily persuilded by his tel· low countrymen then working for th~ Spaniards to promote this new scheme. · At one time in the early histo· ry llf Gallipolis, it WiiS estimated !hat perhaps as many a,, S<Xl,tXlO frenchmen would cnmc to Oallipolis. But the failure of the Scioto Cllmpany put further immigration to a halt. It would be inicrestin~ to SIJC'Uiit!C what Gallipolis hrstory would l1avc been had 5fX).(XXl Frenchmen W;:tually settled berc. : It should be noted what ~2.5<XJ bought in 1791 lnc !Juilding of 12 flatbmtl,, twu w~n bridges, ihc !kllary of 42 flatbootrncn who would Wkc the boats from Fort Piu to Gallipolis. and then on to New , Madrid, and food for the jour· hey. : Once in New Madrid,· the Spanish were prepared to 'IJCnd $7 .lXXI kl erect two mills, a bak· ~. b!ly 4JXXI miOOI!o of wheat. !Jarreb, and more flatboats to ~p the product on to New Keyh11ard MaNier ·Pete Sears Orleans. It wus CXJlCctcd that the Lal(•rgc was il muster of scveml the htctthut the Americans w·c ut new colony 111 New Mm.lrid l;mgtmges, thus making him m1 wur with the lndiuns whu surwould spccmli~.c in the nmking jmpot1unt man both in mund us, and thttt the wus is li>.l · of llour and baked prtxlucts. Gallipolis ami in New Mudrid. tcrcd by England who supplies Several of the residents of A~~ording tc' Wl old history of GallifXJlis did make the move to Missouri. Lahtrge was an ofli. the savages with anns, muniNew Madrid, inc.:ludin~ 111Cil1· ccr of the militia,-cnmmissinner tions und even with officer' tn bers of the li.>llowing twnilics: nf the police, syndic, und cxe· lc:u.lthcm." l..uh>rge. Michau, Picart, Cadot, ctllcd mtlny ~:ontidemial mis· "Of the 5«XJ who c11mc here in and Vandcnhcmdcn . Perhups slons lilr the several comman· the beginning. we urc now not the gruatc~t loss in the move dam., . more than 2<XJ: bceause some from Gall iJX>I is to New Madrid Lat<•rge IJCcamc sumcwhill had not sufficient patience white was tl1c priest. Father Didier. He fitmous or notorious in 1796 hecame the tiN Bcncdictin~ when he wr:otc it txx>k in which others were driven away by leur. priest in the United States when he praised American cntcrptise And iLl to those who rcrnuin, he came to Gallif'Xllis. . unJ energy und condemned ,more thmt half are arranging to , lie was from St. Ma~r. Fren~hmen li•r hcing lw.y and move uwuy at the earliest oprx•r· hm>ee. 11communtty known lor lacking <~ny enterprise. There is tunity." its ~real ' leaming. While ·in a small town in Missouri named (Jameo~ Scmd.\' is (/ srwdalmr· C?uUrpoJi,, Didier he I~ ;~ftcr ullhrgc, who died in I HII re.Ypuntlem j(Jr tile Sunday Eptscopul puwer, hut out ol del- • I rom exposure. When the P,eat 71me.Y·Seminel. He cutr be ('(!11· ercnce to the Bishop of carthljuukc hit New Mlllirtd in Baltimore, he never exercised it. I HI I, L;tfilrgc Wa!i atrellliy sick tacted by •vriti1114 to 34() Pierre Antoine L.otf{lJ-gc had a11d when he had to sleep out· Meatlmv wne, Cin.'/c•vi/le, Ohio been cducutcd in Fr.mcc fhr the ~>ide his house in a tent 11 was 43113.) pricsthmd. but he Jell in love more tlmn he l.'()Uid stand. with . his cousin, Marguerite It is in Lathr~c·s writing while Gahncl Colombe Cltampagnc. he WU.I ill G;tlhpolis and the fCil· He lni11'1'icd her ar!d switched to sons so many did go kl New the study ol .law. Ott Oct. 20, Mlllirid. In one of his letters 1790, he and hi ~> t:unily lundcd buck to Frunce he wrote: "A at Gallipolis. Hut in two yc·ar' great injury to the success of all there, he wa' ready to lcuve. the settlements in this country is 7:1t' 8:30 GALLIA COMMUNITY CALENDAR t~G~~ ~~nday School at Silver Memorial FreeWill Saptllt ChurohJ 10 a.m., beQinnlng With tht raclo PI'Oflllm 'Back fo the CI'Otl8" on WJeH. Evening nrvlot ate p.m. RIO GRANDE - Oraatll and Lonlt Vance Roush annual rauniQn at Bob Evens shelleillout18. PATRIOT 84th Myere reunion Fox Fairview Churdi on Mount Zion Road. basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. RIO GRANDE - 122nd Blazer reunion, noon, Jamea A. Rhodel Student Center, Unlvelllty ol Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. . KANAUGA - Fair Ha~n Unhed Methodist Churoh picnic at OAV, 12:30 p.m. BULAVILLE Bulavllle Chtlstlan Church will host Sunday school beginning at 9:30 a.m., church sarVloaa at 11 a.m. and e p.m. with Rev. Bob Hood praaoh· lng, and bible etudy Wednladay at 7p.m. ADDISON - Sunday school It 10 a.m. at Addison Fretwlll Blptlet Church. Preaching Service at 8 p.m. with RICk Barcus preaching. GALLIPOLIS - Goooh family rounlon, Haskins Park. Potluck din· nar at 12:30 p.m. BIDWELL - Pew padding dedi· · cation at Bidwell United Melhodlet Church, 2 p.m.. wllh potluck dinner served at 12:30 p.m. Bring a rx» ared dish. Special singing group• will be performing. , Monday, Aug. 12 · CROWN CITY Ohio Township Trueteet' regular month· ly meeting, 7 p.m., at lhe home of Clerk Jucty Wright. JACKSON - Choir of tht Hilla 'I Love America" practice, 7 p.m., Jackson Presbyterian Churoh. Tutlld~ Aug. 13 . PORTER - Food giveaway sponsored by Ray ol Hope Foundation starts 11 1o a.m. at Trinity United Methodlat Churoh, as12 0111o Routt 1eo. VINTON - Ohio Vlllty '1tluth Workara Allodl1ton meeting 7 p.m., VInton BIDttet Chu/Oh. FOr Information, cell 740-388-8832. GALLIPOLIS Galllpolla Rotary Club, 7 a.m., Holzar Mtdloll Ctnltr. $ptlktr Ia VIcki Abdella 01 Aret ~ on Aging .with Information loi oarwglvera. Spctiat Only $10 The Cantrells Speclul Only $tO H~ Pidt•lllllllrltlalfiiiDII ., ......, ,.,. . , . .• •filA ...... J1110btt fill 011ly !112M ,.r l!lllllllr. VINTON - VInton Feltowlhlp Chapel ohuiOh plenlo, 10 a.m.. lhtllertloUII. No evening tl8rvloo. P,.ln and worahlp' wllr be held durtng tht plonlo. · . Ftlr Haven United Methodist Church Blblt School Aug. 12·18, for children lgt 4 througn eighth gllldt. A aduh Cte11 wilt bt olttrtd. Mercerville Br·,ttst Church Vacation Btble l<lh< .t, 8:30 to 8:30 p.m., Aug. 12·10. A~ , • Irene (Miller) Hayman w!H CJIIto b,.le her 98th birthdaY Aug. 7.. Carde may bl nnt lo I* ~ Friendship Vlllaga, Httlll1 Care Ctnter, Room 132, 5815 Pondei'OII Drive. Columbut OH 43231 . Mary Grlltln, at1 well and encourtgemant carda. Mll')l wu owner cl Grtflln Grocery Stort; !!utavllle Christian Church will Que to health rtuonl lhf hu had heel Vaoatlon Blblt SchOOl Aug. to ciOM her •tora. She """- lllr 12·1e from e p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and t~endl . CarOl mtJY nightly lor aM agee. Everyone wei· customerl be Nnt to 738 State Route 7, coma. Gallipolis. Ohio 4!5831 . Vacation Blbla School will be of Mill Creek oMbfatlt held at Kings Chapel Church Aug. herMayor Stat blrthdly Aug. 8, 2002. 12·18, 0:30-8:30 p.m., tor children Cards may be eent to 3259 Mil ages 3 to 16. Putor Man Henry aiid wilt will blllldtl'l. Aug. 16 Creek Road. Galllpoll,, Ohio .. weiner 1'0118~ Aug; 1e prograrn to 4!5831 . begin at 10 a.m. · Marte F. Rlchardl will Clllb,.tl Vacation Bible School at Poplar htr 1OOih blr1hday Auault 111. Shl Rudge Fratwlll BapU1t Church. Ia a reltred echOol Teacher and Aug. 12·18 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. For taught In the Rio Grandt.~..~ InfOrmation or trenaportatlon, call Webster and Columbus, unlo. " card ahowtr It given In her honor. 388-9702. . Carda may be Mnt to 229 Dodrll Road, VInton, Ohio 456e8. Any of Card tllowtr Vltglnla Bane will celebrate her htr past aludenta and h1tndt .,. 90th Olrthday on Aug. 4. Cards may welCome. ' MEIGS COMMUNITY CALENDAR Community Calendar Ia pub· llshed at a free ·eervlce to .non· profit groups wlthlng to announce meeting• and eptolal events. The oalilndar Ia not designed to promote 11111 or tund;raleer• ot any type. ltt.ml are printed only ae IPIOt per· mlta and oannot bt giJatanl"d to bt printed 1 IPtO~Ic number ot day1. REEDSVILLE - J gun ehoot will be htld for Butoh Aytrt at the Forktd ~un Sporteman Club, Sunday begin· nlng at noon. It will bt 112 buck .. thol, 112 1lug. . LONG BOTTOM - A lptolal lti'VIot will bt htld at tht Long Bottom Unlttd Mtlhodllt Churon Sunday at 7 p.m. Dave Oallay will bt tht aptaktr. TUPPERS PLAINS Deectndant• of Jacob Bauer and Kallt Mttt Elbtrftld will meet Sunday at tht Elbtrftld Farm, TUpper• Plalnl, lor 1 taml· ly reunion. A benefit TUIIDAY POMEROY - Mtlgl Countv Boarct or l!laotlont, regular matf· tng, TUtlday, 8:30a.m. BURLINGHAM -Stdlord Townthlp Truetttl, regular mtttlng, TUtlday, 7 p.m., lown hall . t Our name's changed, but it's still ~ 4050 minutes ... means good news for those who ~an't say goodbye. Up to 4050 minute for lift PLUS "*"' fMIIIP 11411 JMIIII',., 1'111 Ill tNtfWJ Thui'ICIIY Aug. 22 KANAUGA - 1"r11yer meeting at Sliver Memorial Friltwlll Baollll Chui'Qh, 7 p.m.. wltn the Rev. Andrew Paraona teaching. be Mnl to her at 513 Filii Gallipolis, Ohio 4!5&31 . Aug. 17 BIOWEl:L 'Special Evangtlllllo Strvlot' at tht Garden of My Htlrt Holy Tllbernaote ehelter houat, 49150 Stalt Route eeo, will be Held It 8 p.m. featuring l'lnnaltt Johneon from MarfonLOhlo. Pot luck dlnntr to follow. PteiH bring a 00111red dlah. Paetor Charfll T. Gltlllburn will bl prtaohlng. In 0111 of bad weethtr bring liwn chalra and go to tht church 11 11108 Falrvltw Road. For mort Information call 388.()414. • 3000 nlpt tnd wttktnd mtnuta • 350 Included tnytlme mlnutet ... I FIIEI Dtllt Ntlwtllti Sliver Memorial FretWIII Baptist 10 a.m., beQtnnlng with the 1110lo prog,.m 'Back fo tht CrOll' on WJEH. Evening aervlce at.e p.m. Chu~ Son Canyon River AMnlure, Northup BaPtist Church. Aug. 5·9, 6:30 to 8:30pm. CIOitng·program. Sunday at 7 p m. llllu~. An evening with Davis KANAllt.u~ - Sunday School at FridaY, Aug. 18 VINTON Evergreen Community Chui'Qh, which fcirmlt· . ly mel · 11 the Springfield · Townhoutl8, will have 11rvloee 7 . p.m. at VInton Full Goapel Chui'QhJ with Calvin Mlnnla preaohlng ano Annette John1on elliglng. SJ!Cclul (;ucNI: Spencer llohren Medlcel Center. featuring mtmber praeentatlonetrom tooat Rotariane. lundavJ.~' 11 Sundly Aug. 28 KANAUGA - Sunrlny f';r '•"()tat Sliver Memorial Frov1 !)list Churchd 10 a.m.. bea tl tnlng with GALLIPOLIS - Orientation at · the 1'1 to program "BaCk fo the Gallla Aoademy HIQ!l School for all CROWN CITY - Homecoming CI'Otl8' on WJEH. E\'9/llng service -lhgradtraarid n.w etudtnts at Crown City United Methodls1 at 6 p.m. gradtl T-12, 7 p.m.. GAHS audlto· Chui'QhJ mornln.Q 1trvlce at 10 num. a.m. wnh John Paul Paneraon as RIO GRANDE - All former . apaaker; afternoon service, 1:30 employees l!vanii/Ptnnyfare GALLIPOLIS - Galllpolll La p.m.hspeclal alnglng bY membera ReuniOn. Picnic lunch 12:30 p.m., Leoha Lngu•m·m. Gall Ia of t e chui'Qh and Cart ward August 25, at the Bob Evans Farm County Htlllh oonfer· spaaklng. Dinner will follow morn· ShettemouSilln Rio Gmnde. t111ct room.'llxllo: Family and lng eervroo. lilt Breutted Baby.' Tutlldav AUJI. 27 · ADDISON - Sunday School at GALLtf"OLIS' Gallipolis Wtdnudly, Aua. 1• , Addtaon Freewill Baptrat Church, Rotary Club, 7 a.m., Holzer ADDISON - l:adlea Aid at · 10 a.m.i evening aervlce, e p.m., ModiOli! Center. Guest speaker Ia Addison FNtwlll Blptlat Chui'Qh, 7 with RICII Barcua praaohlng. . . Gallla County Looal Schoola p.m. Superintendent Cha~a Evana. . Monday Aug. 111 ThUI'IdiY, Aug. 15 GALLIPO~IS' - Gallla County Thuredi.Y Aug. 21 KANAUGA - Prayer meeting at Animal Welfare League, 7:30p.m.. KANAUI3A - l'myar meeting at Sliver Memorial Freewill Bepllst St. Patera Eplaoopal Churoh. Sliver Memorial Freewill Bapllst Church, 7 p.m.! with th• Rev. Church. 7 p.m.. with the Rev. Andrew Pareon1 eachlng. 'TIIeldlv Au.ll 20 Andrew Paraona teaching. GALLtf"OLIS'' Gallipolis Vaoatlon Blbtt Bchoolt ADDISON - Fl~r meeting at Rotary Club, 7 a.m., Holzer Addison Freewill aiPtilt Chufoh, 7:30 p.m., with Bob Thompaon preaching. lUNDAY :t ' Page C7 Flrstar Is now U.S. Bank. Nationwide Accesa. Wtth rnnre rhnn 2,200 lu:arinn1 and over i,OOO ft:fM• acm•• the cnuntry, At Fir11rnr, we've tnadc quite n 11111nc for our!ICivcN over U.S. !lank i! ready woc:rve yon, the ycnr1. And now we're mnkin~ nrwthcr wcnr name wherever y11u are. Plu•. ynu fur ountdvct~-ll ..'l. IJank. can •rill ac.:c1• information on The Same Famltlar Facea. A~ we c:han~~t name~~, ynur nccounr• 24 hnuro a dAy we believe our n111or valuable a>~M i! (lUI' people. That'8 by calling 1·866·8.1.>-672H. · why you'llc:unrinuc w dc•tl with the ~arnc . pcople you know atld rn,.t. Wherlwr it's the bnnkcr ur 1dlcr ar yuur Five Star Guaranteed Service, lcll.'a I uffil.'c, or rhc At II U.~. Bank CUIIomer, you'll get the lame grcat oc:rvi~ private banker you've you've come to expect frnm Firnar, 1hank11o our worked with fur . exclu1ive Five Star Service Guaranrce-a guaran· years, they'll rce that actually pay1 you if we ever fail w still bt there .deliver superior cu1tnmcr oc:rvice. when Y"" Community Involvement. A1 u.s. Bank, n~d them. we've learned 81llllc preny vatuahle IC>8011! over the New Name. Great New OpportiJnltiee. yc~rt. Like when r.c•u treat We alw know you have etmugh in your life to k~p people a1 a ncish lxw, they track of, and rhc lu~t thin11 you need MC change! with rerurn the favor. When your bankin14. J>un'r worry. Yuu'll 1rill enjoy all the cwerybudy work. t11g0ther, tame fearu'rc! anJ benefirA of ynur l'ir•l.llr ou:t~JUntJ, and everybody wow• together. your C.'htcking and Savings And when you inveot in a ~uunr nurnllcro will not w mmuniry, the cflmmuniry inmt• in you. That'! why change either. And of we'n: 80 ccmmitud 10 rhe communitieo we t~ervc and the ' cour~e, the raw and rerm projrrn that fuel our future grOWfh. of your (;1)1 or loan~ will Firttar it now U.S. Bank. Our name haJ ' hanged. remain rhc •amc, too. What matter. mott haon't. *RRSTAk •• .now . p;.,s..s.m..ewr,,_@ . . ' bank. .Pive Stu~ Gumnt«d@ • uab•nk.com. ' I . I ----- . --~· ------~------·~-------- I �Po!Mroy • Middleport • 01lllpolla, Ohio • Poln1 P...81n1, WV Gallia County Relay for Life ,set for Aug. 16-17 in city paltc ing $27.000 to support the 1l'fer more educational pro· event poik<ilble. All ~re encoura~ged to Ameril.:un Cn111.:cr Socic1y. •mms thul will reduce peoThc following ytur. 220· le's risk \If gelling cuncer. ultend this ~ear's Relay for ,upporters on 19 tcums 111d to exptmd c~ncer Life for as httle ot us long as desired. The event will begitl joinc1l Klutt ti1r the beginning seurch programs." at 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16. 1>f the ACS Reluy fur Life. A vudel¥ of entertainment nd uctivittes will tulle pla•·e with the opening ~-eremonie~. Over the lust. 17 yeurs. Relay Sieve "Rhino" Reinhardt. for Life hns spreud to J.OOO uring the Gullia Rel~y. communities in the U.S. und l'he colntnunity is remind· from IOI.S The River. will seven f\1rcign \'Ounlries. ·. d lhnl u tuminnry ceremony serve as the (llaster of cere· Whtll begun us otw n1un\ ill be held ul 9 p.m. Fridtty. monies. and Gallia Coumy stutcmcnt i11 the tigh1 uguinsl ug. 16 in - the purk . Fuir Queen nml ~~111cer surcum;er. hus led to the ACS uminaries cun be purchased vivor Aliciu Halley witt be devel(>ping u wvrldwidc y culling Joun Schmidt 111 the guest speaker to kick-off movement to end cuncer. 6-4728. or you cun · pur· the even\. The Survivors Lup will The Gnlliu County ACS ·hase at the event. · Unit will Oil celehruting it> Lumim1ries will be pluced start at 6:30 p.m.. followed seventh nnnu11l Rcl11y at this 1round the wulk.ing lrnck dur- by the evem's first,ever ycnr's eycm . .und the entire llj: the eve~l: und :Will be lit Cnregiver Lnp to recognil~ .:nmmunuy ls mvucd w C\li11C tth recognmon ol numes ut und honor those who so will· 1111d ~itness whul Rcluy for he 9 p.m. service. . ing ly help und support L1tc 1s 1111 uboot. McFurland and the Gullm friends and fumily members "Relay for Life b us · much ounl y Rduy for Life diagnosed with ~uncer. an awurcncss ruiscr ul'lnLII onuninee would like to rec· Teum lt~ps will begin utter· progress nguinst cuncer us it >gnize their ·corporme spon· ward und will col)linue until SUPPORTI.NG RILAV - PUl$\11\IIOi, a ctwck. for th\1 Gallla is a fhnd -taiscr." Bonnie ws, Hol7er Medicul C'enler, the end of the evem ut noon County Relay for life to Relay Chairperson Elonnle Mcfarlanu Mcl'urlund. RN. BSN. Gulliu olzer Clinic und the on Saiurduy, Au~ . 17. For and Relli!Y Corpo;>ratt~ Spooaorshtp ChalrQtlrson Clnd~ C'nunty Relay li•r Life chuir· ullipolis Wui· Murt. who more inf1•rm~11on, ~~111 Liberatore Is Gallipolis wa~Mart store mana&er Ron El\>wen. person >uid. "Muny nf the uve helped muke this year's McFarland at 446·5679. ~ 1rt kipants wil l he ~p ic ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ who nrc c·unccr ~urvlvors themselves. "Their involvement is proof of the pmgrcss thut hus • been made nnl only in cancer cure rntcs. b111 in the quulity • of life l'l>llowing cam:er lreut· mcnt." she udded. "F1111ds ruiscd will enable us to cxpum.lnur services to cuncer puticnts and their families. lo OAI.I.II'OLIS The Gulliu <.\>UIHY L1111t of the Amerkun Cunc·cr Sodety will hold ih unnuul Relay for L1fc in tht• Gullip11li' City l'nr~ Aug. 16· 17 . Reluy for Lit'~ i' the American C'um:cr Sodcly's 'iguuture uc·tivity that utTers .everyone in tlw Cl'llllllunity 1111 opporttmity w partidpute .in the fi!!,htnguin't cum: cr. Tcnm' c·nmp IJUt al the purk and mkc turns walking the Rclny truck. with n rcprescn· lutivc from euch tenm on the truck 111 nil times Juring the event. · . The power of Reluy is thm it nllows u community to grieve for those lu,tlo cum:cr und 111 c·clebrutc the lives of Ihose wh1• huw survived. Fm the newly diugnnscd. Rc,luy otTers un opporlllnity IO meet SlllllCOilC wh11 has survived the snme type of cuncer. und for Cllllcer putkllls intreutmcnt, it offers lhll oppurlunlty to shure ,wlth others. For the long·lcrm survivor. Rduy l'lrlngs recogn ition that lhc ~o 1nmunity c·urcs uhout Iheir struggle und d1N1re to u trying time in life. Rcluy fiH' Life .begun in May 19H~ when Dr. Gordy Klutt took the first ~I up of his 24-hour wulkljuglru n urotllld 11 Tm:oinn. Wush .. trr1ck. mis· THE ' ~ AlP AM to.! Am~C Summer heat affecting their sense of style? NEW YORK (APJ Dctnil' magatinc advises polcntial male fa,hion victims ilol In let tile summer heat aflcctt heir 1en~c of style. "In the ;ummcr, guys who wmddn 't dream of' imlwting Nanook of' lhc Nm1h at the onset of winter huvc no proh· lcm leavi ng the house l1~1king like they've stepped nutu '5!h heuch movie," the editor> .>uy in the Augu>l issue. The editors offer these gu itlclinc> to men lor summer drc>sing : . - "Wulk it like you tulk it." Reef sandals •creum "budget backpm: ~cr" and 'hould he avoided. The gladiatm >andul> . PVH from Pip Cl where tru Mand confidentiali· ty arc sacred," Morrow sai d. Morrow received his h••~h · clor\ degree from the Universi ty of Cincinnati and hi' m<"lcr's degree from the A'hland Thcologicul Seminar in Pa>tnral Counseling. He als<l possesses a c}HI)lhtin's c:ertificatinn from the Ohio State Chaplain\ A>Miciution . Prior to being named ak the chaphti n of' l'a>loral Care Services at PVH . Morrow worked as a medical tcchni · ciun ut hospital s and luburuto· rics. as well us in sale> . He and hi' wife, Vicki, an emp loyee with the Meigs Count y Soil and Wutcr Conservation Service, reside in Syracuse, und in hi s spure time, Murrow raises tropical fish and enjoys traveling. In order to arrange u visi t from a chapl ain, call the I'VH Pa., torul Cure oiTice. 675· 4J40. Ext. I092. However, if you urc located in-house, simply dial (J for the hospital operator and request w be connected with l'astorul Care Services or ask a member of the nursing s1aff 10 assist you. CNimpton ~bpi City Holding Abby · ftom PIJI C1 IJEAR SISTER: Set limits •. .. and 'chcdu.le VISits .. weeks ahead of 11me to fit your M: hcdulc. Just because your ~ 1hlmg., cull doe~ not mean Ihal you 01lways have to be avl.lilahle. Make sure. your Box ()9440, CJOIJM. V1.f Alll/ffr.v. CA · ..... ""' - '"' ~M1 ~~ ?Mil "'" "'" "" "" "" t4.0' ~-~ ~- ~ Ul\ .... ~~~ ~M~ ~,~.~ 1M~ 1M\! 1~\IKI ."''' 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Yet. thllt M n· tenoe wt II be hcurd, In ono . woy ur unuthor, m11ny tlmo8 lhi Myour. Muyhe you will hoilr tmd tho like. If )'ll\1 11.ro morrlod, .fidd bo!h 8POII80A, h. Rooem Htu!llo~ ~u~ao~t thot lnogm . Th thnl nauro odd nil UhllUI 4) percent Of Dll pooplo hwoMtmentlnoomo l'rom lmorwho reuch will MIJI.ltld tim OMt, dlvldondM, rentli, oto. From In o nurNin~ humo.. One In· 11 your totnllnoom , liuhlrnotth will roqulre nurMinll homll core onnuol euMI of 11 yllllr In onurli· l'or 11 ve yeurN· llr more. ThuMO lnlt homo In ymtr Ot'I!O. If th botw 1111 your HOmo Mtudles put tho nutlllnol dlffor no lnoomo ond tho ooMt of 11 nur8• IIVCrlllJil C(IMI for A yeftr Of Ina hom IIi o IIOI!IItlva num· nursln11 home cnrc at !\POut $30.000. Huwover, muny b r, yllu' vo ~ot o raul problon\, llX:IItlnn~ hove 1\VorAIIO nurM· YPu will hnvo to liturt M~nd· lniJ h41mO cnNIIi ur S40,000 nnd Ina your prlnolpol lmmoililltt• ly. . up, Prlnelpol will bo roqulrod to Cnn yuu nfford nurlilllll }lqmo cora? Thke thl~ ICiil ona P!IY. beth tho nunlng homo NC'\l. fllr~t. odd up oil your onilto poy th llvlnlollpansoM oonunl ~uurccM of lncmno fur tho ApOUiiO 81111 111 home, Jr from penNionli, lioclol liocurlly ltltiiiHtMy,DI 1\11\khlM multlpll! llpplknlilltl~ u ~ut't~lc II"YM uptllt Wl\tt\1' In the 1!111'1)' jWI ur IIIII 111!11\lll'l\llon IIIKI 11'11'11111111 1\y v1rw . 11l\lt'llil1l!· Mlnf<lld ---Mt.Hooo /!_nltftl MJL 1\•·ywurd : uJM·eJJular 1•888•BUY•USCC uscelluhmcom . Aornh.l the l!fiiM~ "cvcrl\1 week" tl\\l\1~ pl11yilll! 1111 II , flct'llllte thl! 1\fl\"8' 1\hlllnl! ror one 11mmd 111'" '""' nlti'OI!M J'\\f 1.000 M4U1111! ~ cl. If lrrl· I!Hil"ll• UM II llhl\ll!l\11 ~~1\11'\C~ lh"l ~~ ~lltnl'liMcd nt' ~0 ll\\1\'t!t\1 ~low t I Mil nnd ~0 pl't\'1'1\l ru~lu~lil\1! nliflliJil\1, 6' ,,I:K141 <>11>1717 Wiii ·Mirt, 1120 N. Jlfflf1101'1 51.; ~l6411 • SBWl w•·Man. NIW IIOII<lfl i i>Opjjnl C.O!Or, 0 401056·1ill W!II ·Mart, 15561?. Main St, (:JOol) 466· ~367 · Pine Pl.w, 12t.t t tMford Dr , (JO.tJ 417 3811:5 'Pilont tqulpmtrn alttr valid on 1w<>yt1r ttrvlcf ogrtomomo on plantl311 tnd hlghor. All llrvlcf ogr...,.n~ o1Jiljto!IO on lilly <arminollon charge. Promollonll pflOnt model oubjtollo Cht"'!!· Aale plan olftr 11111<1 Wl<h 1 IWO'ytor ttM>t agr..,.., on ra<o. plant 13& and hlghar. Nlg111 ond wHkend m1nu101 111 valid M·F Qpm - 5:1111am and IIII/IIIIIIIUrl!ly tnd Bundly. Alrflmo otlor .,.plre• upon roll. plan change. Nollonwldt long di11A""- 11 ovalio)M lrt~n~ VQIIr' CllirlQ trH. Roaming Charge1, ''" and Olt\Or ..... moy app~. AQIIvafiPn Ito 11 125 per line. Offer oxplr.- <lu(jUII 31, ilil02. ee you at the fair ~hnrt und ~impie . JuHt u few won!H, but thoHe wordM ~trike fellr In ) Olr(l EllctrC~t~C~t 111 1. llffetm St, (.J(W) 646-7710 lt.Qt INV EST ING ,.._lfMiolfttt.llttlt 0111 o l o u r t - - opno. 00<11 70HI72 Ol1io -Rd.0401 ....-lilt, 1212 '"' Uppor ~11j, l 'Now open Sundays, 12·8pm. (30.f) J27·6757 ""'()OilljOr Grot.~~7110- ..... 10 .,,,. • Wor1hlngton ) Jetf'iry M fkmeft, Itt 522toum, (ikM) ~11:8-4251 ""'WIN-. 1703 llfl111101l II , ~11411 alt Wtncly'l For businesses with ten or more linea. please call 877 ·947-5729. 1300121N075 .. . .... ... ... ~~ ,_ • "' N " """'" St, Ito . %.'\~ 1H. The authorized agents ,. "" 1U\\ More anytime minutes. from the leader in customer service. Wrnner of Oulatandlnlil Customer Strvlce Aw11rd Wlfefe.5s RtJv1ew Maaaz1ne 1\Qa ~- ~ ~n.- - ~H~ ~n. Qlt +~~ .. , ..li includes unlimited night &.weekend minutes l'NO W"f RII:No, 1168 Hll'ptl' Park Dr, newfound relatives under· stand that you had prior commitments before the ·reunion occurred. Dear Abby Is written by Abl1tail Van Buren, a,l-w known as Jeanne Phlfltp.f, and wa.l founded by her mother, Paul/IIi Phillip.f. . Write Dear · Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. 1,400 ... ~~ -l '" Kr.gv t.id. ...,. anytime anytime anytime minutes ·minutes minutes W8 ·Man, 100 WalmM Dr, (1!10) 286·696-1 "' "" ~"' + 41la RookY lOot w.-.fM't, 1330 N, !lltnOOwer Dr.• l:rl.IJ :lr&!oat:sa ~ M.i:, 2145 EIIUI! n Avt,, (140) 441-1066 '~' ~.~ Wai·Mirt . -· ~ +~~ 't4 1¢ Bt<loltv Cr010111 illOilP"' Plal.l, 511. 13,, 0041 2M·39\IO :W.I\ .. ~q eo! OG Dllfl'orlt Kmart $39.95/mo. $44.95/mo. $54.95/Jno. u.s. Cellular stores ~~~ --- •. Audiovox 480 1,100 &'"ii' -·· IHt Prtmltr Rockwell 700 &ll - RD Shell IICCd Ill !,\0. Dctuils nl.1o suys socks with moc:casins is only for playboy' who live in l~ome . • Think long and hurd about shorts. Modesty should be the guiding principle when it comes to choosing shorts: even If your legs arc lit and trim, ~ hon .>hon' arc u fashion don't. 011 the 111her hand . ultra· baggy styles thut look like culolles sl10uld be !eli ll>r NBA pluyers. • Turn down the volume on your loud shin . Dilch uny shin with a hecr logo, corpnrutc polo shirts and u11y shirt with stained armpits. And, while shnrt ·,leeved white dre-s shirts arc ull the rugc wi1h hipstcr1, you nm the risk of lmking nerdy unless · you huvc un ironk haircut In match the top. - ~~ Hitl.y DiVIdiiii • ··" ' RELAY DONOR - Presenting a check for the Gallla County Relay for Life afe. from left. LaMar Wyse, president and chief executive officer of Holzer Medical Center, Bonnie McFarland. Rolay for Life chairperson. and Cindy Liberatore. Relay for Life corporate sponsorship chairperson. (Submllted) Ill Sll ~. ~ +2M1 ob l!Yinl GKNLV ' STYLE BRIEFS ~~- .t .. .,,. 11..1 Cltn~NIIItotftt & weekends . • includes nationwide long distance "'" '"" $H. •" ll. ~QJ\1 Ganntt1 .!"II'! ~~ • :,1,4.:,l,t. AllT Bank OM .......... 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(tlul K11~t1t /,v Mli~J Ct1!1Hf,ll ~~ H vt bualne 1 n w1Jt m7 Glvt Ul I Clllll (740) 448e2142, ut. 21 • .,,,,loll a,vtm ,/tit• t1Nfleulrul't ttHJ Ohio State , IWIIII'UI I'WJIII't't ,!, UHit·~t·.llly.) ·- ' • • • • �Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, WV Sunday, August 11, 2002 ~P~~D2~-·~a.~-~~~~~m~~~-·~~~~-•.tt-------------~~~~v.•.M•I•dd•l•••po•rt-•.G_•_I~IIpo~II-•~·O--hl_o_•_Po __ ln~t~P~I.~••~n~t~,W~V----------------~Su~n~d~a~y~,A~u~g~u~a~1~1~,~200~2:· . •. • Utrtbune - Sentinel - l\e for taller towers encounters static·~ • stacked in a mobile command cemer so infor- : to redesign the tower planned for ·Lamb's Medical Services. TI1e committee's other co-chaim1an, State mation could be relayed among responders. : Knoll, a peak along the Appalachian Trail : atop South Mountain on the Frederick- Hishw;•y Administration Col)lmunications Fetzer said. "It's organized chaos," he said. . . • : Clnef Craig Fetzer, was more blunt. Without Washin~ton cllUnty line. After the Sept. II terror attacks revealed • "We have taken the position from day one the planned improvements, "the only people that are I!Oing to wind up paying is someone . similar flaws.in New York's emergency com- ;, that this is not an either-or situation," he said . at their house having a heart attack," he said .. munications, Maryland spem $400,000 on : '"'Ol~ position is, the public c:tn enjoy _reliable pubhc, serv1ce communlcauons wh1le pre- "We've got to do something in this state if "cross-band connectors." which link multiple • serving rural 1 scenic and historic character. · public safety.'s going to have communica- frequencies. , Miller called such ~ olutions : tions." · '.'Band·Aid workarounds" with "signifie<lllt : We can have ooth." Today, public safety communications use limitations." • 011 'Aug. I, Gov. Parris N. Glendening vnrious radio frequencies, based largely · on The taller towers are designed to allow II ordered aMther look at Lamb's Knoll. The officials who have overseen the $100 million what channels were available when each state ageocie's, as well as county publi c safety • statewide P.roject for the past three years say agency got its equipment. The state polic~~re- ·agencies, to commuqicnte at 800 megahertz : they are willing to consider alternatives to the 011 39 megahertz; some county shentl 's on channels the Federal Commumcauons : planned l ~0-1'001 tower atop the 1,7S8-foot departments are on 800 megahertz. It's like Commission is mnking available for across • the difterence between an AM radio and a eel- the country as part of a shift from analog to : peak - wil'' reservations. · : .; "It's a tlnc line to tread" between environ- lular telephone: both use mdio waves, but digital TV broadcasting. Miller said. As the taller towers go up. some of the 250: : memal issues a'1d "the critical need for public they can't read each other's signals. That means state .troopers must carry existing emergency communications towers> safuty communications," Thomas H. Miller. numerous radios to stay in touch with local - many in the 125- to 150-foot ran~e - wilt of the ·Maryland co-chalnMn Communications 11\ltastructure Committee, law enforcement agencies. In a big cmer- come down . That includes a decrepit, 90-fool;: , said . Miller also Is communications director gcncy, such as the La Plata tornado in April, fire lookout tower ut Lamb's Knoll on which- : fur the Maryland Institute for Emergency radios from a dozen different agencies were many public safety antennas are mounted: .: : : Contrary to ropular belief, there is a national govenl· men\ program . to provide funding for nursing home ftomfljtD1 expenses. It's called M~lcaid . Medicaid is a welthe number I* tlOSitivt, ask fm program for poor )'leOple. Y<lllrself thb question: "Can l It Is unfortunate that our live lln that?" Tflhuwuse at national policy for lol\g term hlltlh'l could not $UrVIvt on em l't!tlUires that you either the dllfuftnce betwten ~r must be poor or become poor ht-:ol'lte 1111d the ~~t 1)1' 11 111 order to qualify for help. liiurslng honle, 1\rliiCipal will · that's the law. he ~'<ill~unled to meet tllflCI\S· Bllt, The best way ro manage r• . the risk of an extended nursIf yo\1 must *llelld princlln8 home confinement is ,nl, how lo~ wm your assets insurartce. .1~1'? Remen1ber If yoo ron· through Ptln)haslna a cost effective \lillie princll\111 this year to policy requires cmful planI'''Y the lllll'lil~ ho~~~e, theft "11! he less to invest Ill pro- ning and investigation. The ,h,,·c income next year. If quality or the policies has 1l11 1\' Is less to Invest, your gone up, however, it Is still "" ''<tmenl lncilme Wlllprob- possible to buy inadequate " ahl) gu down. If yollr lnvest- ~veroge . • or 1:0\lrse, this brief article 111<'111 in~'Ome goes down, you 1vill tit\lbably need ro con- Is no substitute for a careful moft principal next consideration of all of the y<':tr to ttlellt nu~lng home advantlli!CS . and disadvan(<'''' · 111is Is the start of an tage~ oflhls matter in light of :l,n'lcrating downward spi- ·your unique IX!rsollal circum· stances. Before implep~ent­ ra l. Ntlhlilll! hon1e costs have to ing any slgnjt'lcant lax or \,,. p<litl. Either you or sotne- l'inandal planning stfalel!Y• y011r financial plan''"C else 11\Usl !lilY them . ~'01\tact There lire only lhl\\e !)Osstble ner, allol'lley, Insurance "'111\.'es of 1\tllds oilier thl\n , expert or .tall advisor as ) ,111: Y<l\lr r\lmily, the gollel'll- appropriate. f)ay Caldwell is a certified .md an iMurance romar I'""Y· C•tuld your ramily fllldllcial . t>lanner ull\\ttl hl shtllllder the burden Naymo11d Jamt.f Fillallcial 11! y1111t 1\Ut-sll\g hoii\C t'Osls? 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Up To V-i Words, 3 Days n ...,.,r 2.5 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid POLICIES: Ohio Vallty PYDitafttnO rtatr'ltl 1M right 10 'tdt1, rtttct, Of Clnctl any tel 11 tnW ttme. lnCM'I mutt be reporttd on tht flrtl dey of Trlttunt-leml,.·"-ultt., wtll lM rttpontlblt tor no mort thtn the cott of the .-ce oocupllel ert"or and onry tM tlntlntMkwl . WI 1r101 M tny l9t1 or tMI rttunt trom thl publlcalton ot omlttiOft Of an tdYin.IHmln1. COf'ftCtlofl wll De rn~dl ~ tht "''' lvtlltb'e tdttton. • lo• trt tiWIWt ~onftdlnUtl. • Current r111 Clfd tpplltt. • All ftll ttttlt 1ft to the Ftdtrtl Fatr Hol.ltlnt Act of 1111. • Tt\lt ICCllpi. qnly Nip wtnlt!CIIdt mNUng EOE ttlnela«M . Wt will Ml In vkiiiUon at lti.llw. • Start Your Ad1 With A K•yword • ln~lude Compl•t• DacrlpHon • Include A Prlte • Avoid Abbrtlvlatlont • lnclud• PhoM Number And Addreu When NHded • Adt Should Run 7, ~aya Items r I Su•AdOIY · Iru~ludes All Dlapl•y: 1 :z Noon :1 . HELPWANTEll 11116 HEI.PWAI(J'ED 11116 I 1116 lltl.I'WAI'IIlll u. s~ Dollar:. ·c.·reu'·llon Manage•·Maoon. .CNA·HHA, Carl. Homemak·. .Immediate opening, IJIIpefi·. Gold Col p I "' ns. roo· COunty Public Library. Min . era needed to provide '" anced repotanaion agent, Olamonelt, Gold wage. 40 hour a week potl· home service lor lhe mutt work long hourt and U.S. Currency,· Uon, with b&nellta, some alctarly/dlaab'ad in Mason be !lexl ~e. call 740.149• HurWM'IlJI . lntOC:ItlonCor MlinorlmiOtrt • p. Pomeroy, Pt. PlrMNf'll, WV, Pofttmouth1 Wttt Union, Wt'ltfly, MoArthur, W11hlngton CH, Mt.lm11ft9, Ironton, Mlrllnt, Athenl, tnd MCM'jl ' Find Yl pn ll\1 Wlb II WWW,driacm • . pcun ...,tel on .-rly tuiMcrlpllon rllt, . tltup flltpPIIIIIO Ill ntllll ICCOUnlt. ...11.1!1 . . I ..__Hw>WM't'Etl _ _ _ __, 1116 . PT HounkHI)ef ExperltJ"'Ctd, PT Houle· kMper Otllrld , Must Pay Attention To Ottallt & Takt Pride tn their Work. , Interest· • • Supervisor needed Flexible hra. PTiFT FrH lf'llo 1·860· Hf.l.PWAN'Illl .. AlJ.JPOLL'i •A•Ita, 461 ·892f E.lll. • PeUte/Siender ngt, . ~rsonnel Coordtnator www money-dteamacom 40 to M~um Build, Muat be a . 2477 Centerpoint Rd, Thur· ~· ~!,': ~~~11 ~:g: evening and ~eekend Cabell, Wayne, Putna~ 2856lor Interview lnioCialon Management 0!, 1 :.P=~~~·n. ~~ ~~f.~ The Town ol Maeon. VW 11 ' honest Gentle Romantic, ~an. Clo1htl. Corvette 448•2842 . ' ~~· ~~~~~n~equ~~:' ~~ Counties area. Call 1·888·· Part·llme Corp ,lt currently &Mklng 1 enctt Aequirl<l accepllng appllcat1onslor a Loving, CarlflQ Peraon. lmt, FTlree, and much not limited to· good p&opte 453·4992 WillTrain tull time Peraonntl Cootdl· RawnftiOOd Cart Canter Water Operator Claaa I, II (740)709·0044. :;:It ~~(,V and Saturday, WantiiO<IHto Buy. 1/6001k·1800 sicilia, good c0mput8f' skills, Oaylime Babysltler Needed Pert-llmt Office natO!' tor our Gallipolis lo- 1113 Waahlngton St. and/or Ill clatalllcatlon Ia aq. . ouae. wwa -out k1 11 ~ 1 • AdmlnlatrltOt cat1on. Qualifications inRaven-~ . wv neD1111ry AppHcatlont can · 0 Mognlight Eecort1. Full baaement. Mason Of Galli~ war we w,u, persona Monday· Friday. Must have elude a bachtfora dtQrM In .-.-.. . be PICked up 11 the Muon 18t'Yict male and tamale II• 3 Family Yard Slilt. Collee· County 112 acres of land all ages. some custodial Retarences and Experi· E~epandlng financial Mrvlce Human Rttourcat or Indus· Styllll !'lHded tor buly lal• City Building., 1&01 Seoond corta and dancers. Prompt tlblea. Womena Clothing· (608)888·7933 work when n,eded, orderly ance. (740)44 t·9212 firm saeka reaponalble ladl· trial AtlatloN and IWO ~~~,. on. lntlant Clientele, Hourly Street. bttwetn the hourt ~ and Prolauional and Confl· Slztt 8·20, LOll of hou•• W and lonea~~~n appearfnce, EASY WORK! EXCELLENT vidual with cood communi· opertence In teh peraonnel va. Commllllon. PalOVaca· 8 ·a m. and $ p,m. Monday denttal. we alao do Birth~ hOld Items. Some Fucnlture.. anted to Buy: Used Mo- prtN us rary exper ence for 01 rleld. E.:cellent communlca· lion, Hta11h Insurance, Con· through Frida~ Applications day, Private and Bachelor 824 St. At. 325 s In Base- bHa Home. Gall (74o) 448•·. not needed, like to read. AP· PAVI Assemble produq,ta at cation Sklllt or parl·tlme poPartial. &pm· , am. ment. Auguat Snd· Auguat 0175 or (304)675·59eS . ply at: ,Director, Massm home.Call Toll Free sltlon. Must enjoy cualomer non and organlzalional'tldllt 11nu 1ng Ed uca1 1on, 401 K. WI1I be takan until Friday, "ubll c Llbrar 506 1 800 467 5586 E)lt 1')170 contact and be tervlc:e orl· are a mutt t.bo!lvidual will be Manv other benellla. F»ti&M Aug. 30, 2002 . 6 County ,7th · , Y wv • • • · • w all Interview· oall •·• fo r UNIQUE HEAL.THCARE (740\388·178". .. Viand St..r Pt. Pleaunt, ent8d, welt organized and reaponalble for L (7'"~•• """,_.......,.N6t _. Why wall? _Start meeting G4raga Sala.' 81QJ02 & 25550. no phone calls, E ad ba nd . accurate wllh detallt. Ap· lng, hiring, and tehedullng _o!t. OPPORTUN ITIES Ohio tlnglts Vonlght, call ton 8110102. 8:30-7, Aaln or ::::;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; please Mason County Pub· x~r 1enc r18 ar1walt- pro~~:lmately 20 .houra per olletema~etera Wanl8d tKp. peraon tor Rockaprlnga. Rehabilitation tree 1.a00 •766 .2623 Eixt Shine. Men· Women, Birth· "1110 lie Libr~ry Ia an equ~l oppot"· ~~~yn~santie~t a~~~ ~a~~~ week. To apply, plaase tractor. worlc on dairy farm Center hu B.IICIIi ng potl· u pu a ~ -other llama. 9 mllaa tfELp WANI'F.D tunlty empl_gyer. WV ref. req~ red after 1pm sandlta.11 resume to: lnloCitlon otters montty bOo atart,lng wllh allo f1lllng, & lions available tor health 1621 . 0 12 8 ~=.-,:-:--::--:--·-----· Edward Jones nusea and e•cell•nl bent· other work available II de· care profettiQnlll Become ~ Huge Yard Sale. Frlct.y and ~ 304·882·2875. Attn: AG·01325·GAL rita including health, me, ala· aired, Hnd f&IUfT\1 and 3 I part of tha ttaml lmmedl. · Saturday, 9:30·5:_00. "83 Attention: EXj)ERIENCED CJ-Rj)EN· 1245 J.J. Kalley Memorial ability, 4011(, and paid vaca· rtf. to EB 08 ate opentngt are available -Homewood out Rt 160. NAnONAL COMPANY TEAS NEEDED- Musl have Orlvt . ti 6nand hplldays. 200 Main St PI j)leaeant tor tnetotiOwing· n•NDtNQ d Sl.loulo, MO ll3t3t WV 25550. · Ex•" C·t Beao Caooy Oul J)ermll : Loo:.: :-k:O: :Io;,;rBa::=lloon::::;:•~·---:--:-Thrnplke is In a r1,.,.• license & trans· Fa>: 666-860-4096 Send your rooumelo: lof uta, Chester TownShip, Hugh 5 Family Yard Salt, N hi I I N d f portallon, tools & knowledge E·mall: . lnloCialon Managem.nt Wt!dtUI• Hoaw Eqy!ornent i~g••SulstpeaArvtol•i•r'"'•lor ofiiNUrtl· M"ga County, end lettara Auguat 16, 17, 18 from ow rng n ew nee 0 of residential remodeling. ejonatObek,cSata.com Corp. Aoctp!lng appHcatlonl lor owra care of lntereal to· Tho Oall 8 00 Gatllpolla Office. SALES · Qualllled applicants can EOE Attn·. Ch"o Gaakol we!Oert, Prwloua e•narl· delivery : am to 6:00Rm each 21 Men tnd WorNn ----plclc up an a~plicaUon at " do Or. llh ·•,oavy du.,.:;·equ•p· · S&nllnel, PO ·457e9. Bo< 729·20,Y day. miles out Turk~ CONSULTANTS Ch 325 Spolngol Ooct Pomeroy, Ohio Road,1 Chethlre. _, Run -.Jod lm~lololy r1stlan's onslructlon, "EMT'S and EMT lntarmadl· AkrQn, OH 44333 mel)t wrequired. Full benollla ·RN No eJtperlance nec.e11ary, . 1403 Eastern Ave .. Gallipo· atea. SEOEMS Paramedic paokagtlncludlng health, Manages dally- unit opera· n tral,.ng provided. Yard Sale Wedneaday Mull be 18willorbeover and able Honest • lnlelhgenl - lla. Open . 8·5 M·F. ~,raltll ng P~ram .._ 11 O;p::n r - Or email to: dental, ancllong·torm diJI· tlon L" Foater ,..arentl. Local Agenty In Ohio seek· Thursday, Friday, Auguai to atartlmmedlately. Courieous . FriendlY . (740)448·4814 !zing lht 2002·2003 ar•· HAOINOtoreJntoClltlon. o om b!Uty lnauranael, 401 (k), . r-N lng qualllled couples 10 be· 14th, 1Sth. 18th. 313 Upper a.t()O.OO ...r wHk to 8tartl A ...-son looking for ·e)lperlenced Trash Ha41or medic Class. 018118110 Be· Viall our wltbalte at · and paid vacation. AQpPOJ· P'rovkfftt r..ldtntl wllh out. 'Come Foater parents In Routt 7. At Sliver Bridge (tpe~~greemenl) r-• w!lh CDL't, Garbage Truck gin 8/1912002. Call lnloCialon.com , \lont available at The·Dickir· atandlng nur.amg cart Lawrence, Gatlla, JackiOn, Plaza l~ht turn towarda RlvCall fo~ntervlew I c:aretr. and Aollort E)lperlence He· {740)446·9840 e)lt 216 fOt - - - - - - - son Corporation, lnltrltate ·STNA . Meigs areas. There will be er. Go tralght to,""'•11 ,.nropNot jud Co1 ao tor. 25271 77 & Rr.Ph21 ' RlpiAU Provide•lndlvlduala direct care 10 very Mon VOnly a~o a Job! qu1red. Call for Interview. detalla and an Application. L ab · 5 pectman 304~3 wv IPtCial 72 _ S to 10 families chosen to erly on left. Last Oay all t:OOim.f:OOpm W tl (7401388·9686. OccupetloneiTher•plat needed for on·tite collto· 8111 . Fu~~.372 .8867 . become part ot the pilot Items will be half price. (740)441 -oo52 e wi pay B tiona In Poll"'lroy area. E•· . Tnsae profsaalonal poslproj,ct. Cualllled applicants Hems offered: Toola. Work· -.,.--===guaranteed snlary Arbors 81 Gallipolis In Gal- porlence with !drug ICrC!tn t1ona Include a full btnalilt _ may receive_up to $40.00 ahop ltema Cannfng Jara Attention:WORK FROM ·1 h Farmers Bank & Savinga llpolls. OH Ia seekinG' 8 part· collocllona helplul. Fax Itt• Work lrom homtl. buaineas pro·gram ana compettllve r~:t~~ re!mburt1:ment(;lnlj Dlahel, Gi8sswara, PlaatiC HOME. Earn $400· lruanl·nlledwacndarvccadyyoulo Co., PomerO'j, Ohio Is seek· lime OtA to join our rehab 10188r74of lnterella(l61to4)~6}74)0846477· opportunity, create our own aalary package. Call Malis· er par I a ware, Potl/j)ans, Kllchen $4500fmo pVtt lng a part·tlme collector (a teaml Great opportuntw. orca hOura, need help lmmedl· ~· Wamale~ Adm1nl11rator · ( 7 i 0 Jr~ 08~ 3 aak IoriA't utenaita, Microwave, Colfee 1-800·695·9t68. assist consumers' in malt!mum of 35 hours per lle.:lble hours! For con!lider· fpaorrmt·tol~ lpanforlmation. qreat ately, 888· 700·6201 , .todaY tor a conliOentlal In· er · , ... u avt prl\louay Maker, Books- other read· www.home·blttdbuli~ll. com their automotive week) !or Ita Pomeroy of· allon, please contact. Belh """" "' www.betterdayt4u.com terview at740-992-6606 called, pleate can again. lng m·atarlat Mpns Clolhtlce. We ara looking tor Carlson, Therapy Recruiter, Aehflbl l tallon ~·n wltl nol lng. Baby things, Several Braley and Thompson Inc ., purchases. someone wllh collectior\S al : t-866·36e·7620; fax: h111ng M~Ciure's 1 all 3Restaurant locallono fullnowor Work From Home Bualneat Roclcapnngt W.. ...,... IbeGilbert Center reSponsible lOr any debta Bo~e Lola, Flower Stakes, hal an opening for a Case experience, good communi· a13.926 _6874 or email: · Opportunity. Create your other than my own as 01 Collectibles, Older llems, Manager·to work wlth youth Briun Ro~s calion & computer skills. BcarlsonOE.tendlcare.com part-time, pick up appllca· own hOul'l. Need help 1m- 38759 Aoclc1prlng1 Road Au a Shocks, Pipe Threader, Wa- and tamlllea In Mason ' Responsibl lltles/dutlea In· EOE tlon at location ~ bring back mediately. sea· 709-5201 PomerCII', Ohio 46789 EOEIMFOV ~· •2002 taring Can, M8tal Shelf County. Succeaatul candl· · or POJ Hill elude but not limited to male· between 9:30am & www.batttrdaYe4u.com !O:OOam, Monday thru Sat• -c:.:;,;;;::==:...:.:=ll!l:ll""'_ _ _ _ _., Clock , GranIt e ware, Scrap dalt mus1have BSW or a Mon.day t hnl Satur dny ing dally phone calls, prepaEllttndlcere He•llh R ~u~~~, ~~~k.n~~ec~~:3~~ =:ycg~~~ J~un=~o~~X: · 10:00 a.m. w ;~t~o~e7r:~~~g ;,~:~t~0~1 ~; _......;S:.:•..,.rvc:clc.:.:••;.:•l;nc,:;:;_.__ urday. . ~la:aNJ;~ort, a~r~~~~~~ 00 3 --G-IV•EA•W•~•V-.,J Items. Mower, and Loads of 11terparaonal Communloa6:00p. m.c.. T o begin reports. utilization of com· Part time CSA needed 10 M n g nl:~l tEaocaonrtds dnow hlr· weekCall for Blo 2 orLila 1 H s ~.. e.... or ancers. $60 houreperweekly. odd s and ends. Terma: ont, uman erv~~ooea, orcareer you have putfr to facilitate dail~ re· worlt In the Belp!"e & Pomer· Serious Inquiries only. Plasma Strlllca. 740.592. Caah, No Checks, AIL sales Education and be eligible I spon,lbllltles. personal con· cry areas, send reaume to: (740)388·1799 •1. , 88 2malakittena, Praleraame Flnll. Everyone Welcome, for social work lloenae. a ways dreamed of. tact with cuslomers. filing P.0.651 , Belpre,.Oh45714 --'------,.,-~·=---:----home. Liner Trained, 9 mo. Come and Bring a triend. Computtlr tkllla a plus. amaH clalma, assisting full Need 5 ladlea to lfll Avon. W · female, been spayed. Compatltlvo aalaoy and ben· MODELS time collector. Send cover Pari .Time lnllruetor A< · 17401446·3358 _____..;H.;.e;.I;:;P;_.;.;.:a;,;n.;.t;.:e;.:d:__ _ __ (740)44 6-3897. eUt package. Applicants Children 2 yeara old thru leiter and detailed resume counting· Typing. Send Re- "--===- - -y~ SALJo:may und reauine to PO adults ot all ages. For locel lo Farmers Bank . Alln:Hu· sume to: Galllpollt Career Need aomeone to do "Odd PT. PlEAsANT . Bo• 1396, St. Albina wv and national Catalogs, com· man Resources Director, College, 1176 Jackaon job" Lawn mowing and/or • 25177 Attn. J. Patry, or by merclala. TV. No experience PO Sox 626, Pomeroy, Pike, Gallipolis, OH 45e31. trimming, minor plumbing lntTANU calling 1·800·969·1704 for nectsaary. Selections at Ohio 45769. Farmers Bank \ oTCDW~ an electrical repair, eto. 81 g Yard Sale Aug. 12th applications. EOE MIFJHN • F 5pm. OR 7pm on Wed. Aug. Is an Equal Housing Lender, A II IL--L Bel Strictly on an aa needed ba· ~ OUN1> • lhru 161h. 11-7 6 mi. oul Jar· 141h. at Aadlaeon Holel, Member FDIC, and Equal .J'F c~~";!' I ng~~l· ala. Call (304)676·6546 ry'a RunLeonard Rd. Apple Grow. - Announcement - - - - - - Huntlnnton. 1·64E, Exll 0 pportunlty Employer. or Desired van ng InterestII· Rose 1304)576 ...1-6-0W,W.V. pertenced New j)~·awtan ·Pract~"e In FO<jild: E<otlc Bird In Bid- 2635 • 16 OA Exl( .. , . ed '"pllcanta May Apply .., ~;:::=::::::::::::::. H ad h .-... Polnt j)leasant openings lor 1 1 1 well Area. (740)448.1771 . Models Net (570)558-7925 e p want car ng or t e OaJiv M ·Sun., 9·4 olflc:a admlnlttrstlon end extf414 elderly, Darst Group Home, References Required dl I 81111 Il S Reward for RCA Camcorder · ltlll'""""':_ _ _ _...,. your www·h"''llte com/H un t now paying minimum wage, me ca nt. alar~ · ·with Black Leather Case, - -..,.- - - new ahllta: 7am·3pm, 7am- Ravenswood Care Center, commenaura18 Wn"h expar1· Losl al Gallla Counly Fair· ......... ODCreleCoODHtloD.L A"ONI All Are.aai•o Buy or Spm, 3pm·1tpm, ttpm· tt3Waohlngton 51.. ence. Aeoumo In confl· .v ,, 7 740 992 6023 Ravenswood, WV dance to: Doctor's Otflctl grOunds Tuesday nlghl. It ., fliiiii/IJI Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· am, call · · · · ~--:----- ~.0 Bo<'3023 DubHn, Ohio yo1.1 have any Info Call CHCrtllfttls•illlsdiiOI't! 675·1129· Wailrese Position. Apply In 43016 17401258·1137. II you have Auction every Friday 8:30, --,..-----peroon al The Holiday Inn, 740-742-11015 It plaa11oelu~n lapo ol kldo. Anglos' Flaamarkll, 333 Galllpollo. E<perlenca Re· Mechanic Sl.. ·Pomeroy. Announcement Card of Thank a 1 ad • ' SOble & Whllo Shellle, Tal· OhiO, for lnlo call (7•0!981!· , (m.JB-7111) qu r · loo- on Ab<lomtn. l)llsolng 9734 .. call for-lnfor/fi«nl:z::z::n:z:::n::::: ::::z: lrom Kelton Ad tlpce wvtJI256 Help Wanted BENEFIT 617/02 . Call (740)446'7533 · Tl1e Southern • owf. ~. I r nfWV , lr' Local Accaei Araaa Include: Month!~ billing,.,, Dally Wn~Calumn: 1:00 p.m. Mondav-Prlday for lna•rtlon In N•wt Day•a Paper Monday thru Friday s:oo a.m. to s:oo Receives award Paul Hodgson, senior what they choose to do," said reseureher at The Corporate James McElligott, a partner in Library, u Web site devoted to the Richmond otlice of law firm McGuire Woods. "Sadly, corporate govemance issues. And it is ea.,y lor companies there has been ·too much and greedy executives to skirt emphasis on getting the stock , price up. ruther than disclosing the rules. · For instance, compnnles all the costs and expenses that often own luxury apartments should be disclosed." .In big cities or palatial homes in vacalion hotspots, which they claim are corporate necessities even if an execullvc stays there most of. the time. TI1en there are the personal lrlps on corporate jets. The rules suy the mcremental costs of fuel and other flight expenses are supposed to appear on the proxy statement as u form of compensation. But they aren't counted as perks when . an e~ecutlve schedules a meeting near a vacation home and then claims the trip to be only for business. ' "Having truthful and accurate disclosure depends on the peor~lr w' • know the facts and p!sp!ay Ads Word Ads - s- r1, 1 I r I C I 4 .& ... - 1 :::1 GUN NOWDIJING; SHOO'tfor Butch Ayers In Memory In Loving Memory Card of Thankl Harry Pugh, II The family of Born May /0, 1_961 ·Died Au.su•t 5, 2001 . Johrt W. Tuttle Would like 10 c"cnd a heart fell !hank you lo our family, friends. and neighbors for !heir { Planner .. ; They say 1hat everything happens for a reason. We don'l know why, we ask. bu11hc answer doesn't come. Perhaps one day we will know why you had 10 leave us all behind. : Somelhlng uncxpeciCd, an accidenl. How we : wilh 1ha1 we could each have our lasl - momcnll wilh you aga1n. Thai punch on the -shoulder would have been followed by a hug. You 1ouchcd so many lives. We lhink of you and smile, remembering, crying, laughing. Yes, you slill make us smile. Thank you for sharing your life wilh us. You are missed by us aiL Thanks for lhc sign. Mom and Dad, wife, children, brolhcrs. sisters, friends . 740.446.1986 ' Noone' models for co-workers and the people in the community as well." Young hired at GCC We Cove Melge, Galll1, And Mason Countlu Uke OeO.tltirM ment from the University associate of Rio Grande, and a mas- of applied ter's degree in business bus ~nes-s from Rushmore University in com-. p u t e r in South Dakota. GALLIPOLIS - Susie He resides in Meigs applicaWamsley, County with his wife Jodi, . tions PCA, and and daughters, Victoria technoloN e d r a gy" with il POMEROY - Gale F. and Madison. Calltrell, major in Sh~implin Jr., a maintePCA, have technical nance mechanic-A at the Blain b"een support Ohio Valley Electric selected as specialist. Corp.'s Kyller Creek Plant, employees She resides in Gallipolis · recently received his of the year Ferry, W.Va., with her hus- · anniversary award for 35 GALLIPOLIS- Trenda band, Greg. at Family . Sen i o r. ..._..__ _..J years of service to the Jordan·Biain was recently Information about pro· company. according to hired a~> a data-entry spe· Care in Cantrall Plant Manager Ralph E. cialist in . the accounting grams at GCC may be · GalliAilis, Amburgey. • department at the Fruth obtained by call\ng 446- : based - on . Shrimplin joined the Pharmacy corporate office 4367 or visiting the we:b ~ t h e I r site at gallipoliscareercolcompany in July 1967 as ll in Point Pleasant, W.Va. excellent laborer. In 1970, he trans·- · Blain is a graduate of lege.com. · · atten ferred to the maintenance Gallipolis Career College dance, job ·department, and was pro- . where she received an per ,for mance and moted to his current posidedicatiun · tion in 1985 . to their He and his wife, Anna, clients. live in Pomeroy. · Wamsley has had 2112 years of service with l'amily Senior Care, and Cantrell ' two years with tl\e firm. · GALLIPOLIS - Wesley "We would !Ike to take Young has been employed .Local Unlimited Access this opportunity to thank as a business instructor at them for their hard work Gallipolis Career College. As low as $11.95 per Mo."' and dedication," a F:finily Young received a bacheGet Online Today! Senior Care spokesman lor's degree in math with a Ptrtonat E·mall Accoun~ Cuotomtr Support said. "They are good role minor in business managePtroonal Wtb Space, Immediate Adlvallon · owned apartments in New York and used company fluids to develop a multimillion dol·lar J!.Oif ~'Ou111e . . fromPipDI R18as Is also accused of takIng cash payments of $1 mil' ~ ported In the pro~y and lion a month, though the com·•pdtcd out In the ~'Onwru11es' pany rej!Orted his comjlensa1illtlltcirtl statements.' said as $I .9 million a year. l';tll-lck Mc0\1\1\o a vice presl- tiiln .1'o date, must abuses of d ~ nt til the lnve~ttlr advoctrcy perks have come to light lln11 lnslllutlol\111 Shareholder because of broader lnvestl~a­ Services 111 l{oekville, Md. llons. The Adelphia probe, tor 'But there ure a lot of thln~s iMtance, l!rew from a discloth1 1 11 t\1'1' golllg otl that we don ,t sure of billions of dollars in ·k now u11out, that we can I unrepotted debt. Tyco cume scrutiny ut\er lh!lt 's whul the StlC Is under 1\odowskl was tarl!e.ted t'or ill I t'stlg<ltlng ltt Industrial con- tax eVWIIOn, gh1111crtlle Tyco llltct1mtlonnl leade1·s m-en 't Corpornte !Jd., which ttllegedly bought orchestrating the deception · l\11mcr .. CllO IJellnls K11t lowski .an $1 mllliotl alone. Mllch or the tlrne, top 1\natlcial otlicers know what New Y<ll'k ttpartn1c111. expenses are being incurred Nowhere ill the t1nnncinl and detennine where they are s ll•tcmt~tts or proxy did It say tlmt Tyco had bought the IUKU- booked. "Many companies bury ry pttd for 1\otlowski or that perks 111 business expenses, lie l1<1d pttid rent on the properand . It's u'most Impossible to lie.~. whkh Is fe11Uired If it's an what they are," said know c· x~'\'ullvc'li primary dwelllnll " " fur pe~olllll use, New reports also 11llelle that · ty~u spent $11 million Ill cllllh l\1t llllii<Jlles, 1111 and other fur,1nt ~hlt1J!~ lndudin!! a $6,000 g11ld-llnJ-but'f!UIIdy, floral-pat· tclllctl shower curtuln, accordhill hJ 11tc Wall Street Journal. lh~. compruty .also allegedly ttit'k~d Uti half the tab for u ~2. 1 111llllon tlip to the Italian i ~ tu11d or Srtitlinin, where l\117lowskl held ll 4tlth birth· ,hy ptu1y for his wife. i\ 11 thi s while Kotlow~kl IVJI' ii1llkllll! nhnn~l $293 millit Ill tl\1.111 I99R to 2001 In ~tllllry. boii\ISCS lU1d 5tOCk pro· Jim Morrlaon, Certified Financial t~t·d.l, nccordlnll to pubtk 111111 ~~ 1md ln~ldcr tradlnl! track· 530 Second Avenue rt I'hmui!ull Flnandal. Al1o utlder tire is Adelphia Oalllpolla, Ohio · CummUrilcatlons Corp., whoi!c furrtler chllirmatl John H.igu~ and other top elltslUtiYet rtt'l! ncculll!d of ualna Adelphia IUIINIII fiLANNINQ fllllnes for penonal travel without 111lmtiuratna the com• IDUCATION IILANNINQ llllll~. 't'rtps allealldry Included IIITIIIIMINT fiLANNINQ 1111111emu1 1101f Y&Clltlolll and 1111 An-lean aal'att. In addition, It Ia allealld that a CLASSIFIED BUSINESS BRIEFS. Jay ~ter \ l'nmlly memben lived 1\ 1r free irf two company· • " kindness, flowers. and food during the lime of our sorrow. A special thank you is extended 10 lhc Eagle Ridge Communily, Syracuse Nazarene Churbh, Eden Unilcd Bnilhren Church and Sunday· School, and Cremeens Funeral Home . i.JJVI!d and · mlmd by family and •ptckllfrltnd Dave Medley Forked Run Sportsman Club. Sunday, August II · 12 Noon 1/2 Buckshot · 1/2 Slug Junior High Cheerleaders t would /ike to rhatlk the Ohio Educational Support Gr11up for their gennom dona/ion xxxxx:::::::::::::::::::t Are your kids going back to school? WE . NEED TO "TAlK" TO YOU!! · · AGreat Do you need something to do7 Do you want to get paid lor doing it? \ WE HAVE A SOLUTION! y Opportunity Awaits! I InfoCision now has day positions available. The Ohio yaney Help Wanted Publishing Company is seeking a highly motivated Individual who Is Interested In a "TELEMARKETING CAREER", with unlimited earning potential! Interested?? DIESEL MECHANIC Local Transportation Company . seeking TRUCK MECHANIC experienced in Tractor and Trailer repair. • Class A CDL a plus. • Thermo King experience a plus. • Own hand tools a plus. Competitive wages, benefits and 401K. You can make calls on behalf of major non-profit and political organizations. You will receive: • Up to $7/hour • $5QO sign on bonus • Paid training • Paid vacations WE NEED TO TAlK! • Salary Plus Commission · . • Great Working Environment Send resumes 10: While your kids·are learing you can be earning some money! • Monday • Friday Bam-Spm CLAS62 c/o Gallipolis Daily Tribune 825 Third Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 Send your mume to: Ohio Valley Publlshtnc. 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 ,,, C.lllnfoCislon TODAY! ' 1•877-463-6147 ext.1841 ' . • • �11, 2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gelllpollt, Ohio • Point Plnaant, wv ~~~~ ~~~ Wood Doo 2 Moll ~~C Mlnlaluro C.nnlng 1... 11011, piOI<od GV Mudo Mltlt MXO. Fot Salt. 1011 Cht'l)' UOI Cooetunon Cornptr 0~11, 1710):181 sea':' llohntUIOtt, I bwkl old , IS &0 I buohol, u plol< ,. Of) Bltot<, 81t>l, ConYCOtllb'l, 'f'ruol< (710}2ISI.et03 2)', olumfllle, . . _ e . tlr, 01 PW,COtC•IItll•. AC, hJrnac:•. '-rot refrto-r•tor/ 17•a1•11De1 • • 27,000 mllto 113.800 VANS & ownlno. Ollh, drop Qlitt flan Sol 3 ~l ..t , h•~ Raymond Rowe Form. (1.0)44S·012t 4-WI)s hllCh, IWe)' l)Ara, lr'ld ll.bll· Ill oo. !No 111 Km.. lltmo :-::--:::---,--- 1110121 Naill! ...,:....;_;_.,._....,__ L~------·· 111r rneludt~ phOne lor 00 ~ t\aQ Of Lldlll AKC lokttt, hi 1hol1, 11104 Eagle VlaiOn, Clun, ~ l7o10)4ie·3200 lolhlng lor 11 00 C""'k _......, I Fawn, 8 btln<llt, Homwyrown Swwol Corn tl E•II• S!*litl Condition, IOOV Food F250 XLT 12.000 I, U 00, 700 ue lloll!O 11111\0 (700):111liii35S K·Mirl LOI In Qolll)l<llll Rt· Loacled 13785 (740)440· mlltt t•lln<lld eat>, en b«<, 1llOI Colornln 'rlloon Toni lall , 12 50 dot•n •t F•rm In 81!18 a 4 •nuln• . &ta,eoo C•mper, .-wnlnu, ~rHn· c.lrUbb11 JliafiO• l\lnlrtg & AKC R-uilltrtd Tby Poo· LOll of !10 Oottn or more, on• PI • , (7oiO(IIV2·2522 room, Furnaeo, AC, Rorog. I lpalrl Probltml? Nt41d dill Shott I Wormtd S1 11' dOlltn Corn Avtillble "".. ymouln I'ICCI•Im 1r1tor, Much Mort 700 1\11\til? 0.11 Tho ~"no Or &OM (7i0):111li·IJ071 oil Summer Baug~mon ~unt good. Driven del~ 87 Jttp Wrangler toft top & Third, Qlllltx''lt IOO,.i4•i511S All now !iAROtJ :r.· Con· ~arm (710}211S·SS38 11200. OBO. l30ilS7 • llflMd icyl (710)4ie -8105 1111 epm .304 i88· Mnl~. For Salt a1 n 2000 Holnol ··ll'ofltlliMtnl Ht!llillllot Dlo· "'nlill\1 ""' 10 lml mcongo. MIIOnl toe Slit at lroVt<'l 4338 1• 73 ant I •upm, camper lOll· contolntd, lfibuiof, Call ,.,. ~IO(IIJ<ll or OdotiMt, DrotHitll ietl)o I'IOOdctilll, o mtltt Woot of • 111911 c V' • -• u,.:.UIIC\'~ ~ olttpo 6, tlr, ,_ry nlct. Opjlortunll)' (110)i41 - IG&2 aol. Uao ln dooll R&Q Qolllpollo amaro u u aptl.u , t•IU• "-~ SSOO and tiki ower r'IAu . ,_;.;.-...:..:-:..._....;.;;,;, FUO & SUPPLV (1i0) Whllt, co Pltyir, 74K menlo 304-61S-~I ;;;;r I \In I ' ' 1' 1'1 II ' mllel, Loott 1 and Runl !Spm wk d JIT 002·2104. ,\11\l'ltlll\ AIRATION MOTORS ~~"--:-~--:-:-c.,. Groot Muol Solll 18,000 19110 pR -128 Good Condl· lll'l ~tptl.-d, N.W & AltlUIII In BIOOO~ound Pu~a. 13!0, firm Call (740)448·3203 lion, SIIOO 01!0. (740)3117· · Stool(, Oill Ron EYCOnt, 1• Mutt Solll i moloi & • Fo• loci"' me11tgt ' oe3a IIOO·S37·Q5118 molu (700)2iH30i Gtl 1;!0011 Rovr.. & 1'llpo· N~ ~ I~ W ~:':N:":D:-U':' I':' ID..,-I""T'"' II-L wormt Wllh tt>lolltmal worm· Oollt o..-tc~< StOCk Stllll Hmt P:~ Rt"' fng . Ao1111 Happy Joel< Llq· 20' • •• ~r ui•Vkl and 1'IIIJI'MIIm Tob· nailer, (710)atMH382 l'ar COr'lc,.la, Angta, Chi' · ltll ATHENS L~NOM~RK Gr1vely riding mow~r, 18 ntl, I'll! tilt, SIMI QroHng 740·08&·3700. ~or Oralno, Ollvtwt,l 1 hb , &OMcul, 0111 elttr • .30 Wllkwtyo LU llcrlp Mil· Ooldtn ~•trltver, AI<C , (1~0)002-3'101 all Ojllcl MOnoty, 1\Joldoy, Mall, 3 nltlnlho, Mull Stll . Wl<i,_J I l'll<lly, lim• &180 OliO (1IOJi46·53118, t ·:IOpm. OIOiod Tnurtdty, No Sunday Callo 1 a Sundoy SIMday t?tOJiie- 1300 r ~~og,~~l~(~~a. r74o~m. :,:~r,~·~;;;;t.~!::~ I''"'"· as I r41 r Ml!ltt:At. Old Hind ~orgod 'llltol.o1 .~ ,. ,,..'S 1 11iluli/iil"""l' 1 o'-ill.,1 SIWI, Pllntt 1880'1 Wuoa · - i i '"iiiri ' i 8Hdll, II ' long, $3H I10 ' eaoh. Plano, Whllnoy by Kimball. O~LANDOI " · LAUOI~· Eko~tltnt Oohdlllon DALI. 8 ntghll ' ~omoda. i?IOJ!IPitl Plld &IQOL loll IIQQ, ~UdOIPh Wurllllor plano, (IIIJIII8•1Buo light 0<10, baby )JilhO oln, IAONIIIIOI .,.•• IOYCir, IMotllo'l OOM• SIHI OHI· Mull 8111 1, All Olllon, oo.:ng 11200 .IHI Buii<Mngo. Or~nd Ntw, 710 i!IS•1a3• IOMii, lh30. 30•10. ~)33i·lil 1 Fllurrs & V~lll:tAIU:S 1101 Sf)IIO:al: 314 100 ~81 UI .OO l'llr!OO: I' IDO ~81 U& .OO ~ir 100: All OloCkbarrloo U·PIOI<, 12.00 ..... Oomprtlllon FIHihQI Ql., on 124 E. of Syraou11, If\ Block Ohio DONUO ~=-::-:::::---::--:-.,.N IVANI INTI~P~II• Broooborrlta Frlindly Sll?·~;;~lon, OhiO, !•BOO• ~ldgo, 112 DIIIM (140(185•II il LoaYll moo• Real Eet1t1 Gener•l WOOD HEIILTY, INC 446·1066 ~l WI'US'I' STMKn liALI.II'IIUN,'OIII0451.11 w;;-., 1m to pm: • : t.m. to 1R Alltn C. Wood, Broker • «1·4SU Ktn MorgJn, Broker • 445.0871 Jttneftt Moort, • 2Sl·I74S PttriOIIIIOII 74Q.441·10H ·----iiliii.'O.J IMI'RIJ\'.lii.Jio'I'S All tvPH ol I'Ntonry Mek & """" 20 ,,. ..,. tltr"IC., lrtt eallmAlt, IJOol)n:t-oseo --:--'' --:---.,.Lilli Cllonee Spring Stv· lntt Home ~modeling end r• c&c CUneril Homt Mamt• f)llltt, rooflno . cha in link nonce· Plllnl"'", vi""' w. lwce,custom wood <**• & "'111 "7' 1•nc11, in1urance repa ir•. ~~~~~:·=·~ Chclck OYr prlct btforo rtptlr 100 ""'' Fo• lrH · ._, ""•. Frtt Elllmaltl , __ t1C1ma1• ea11 C"-1. 76Q.WV2· JOol-&75-3733 6323 446• 2..- ,.,. ' --:-:--:----:-- -;:;--;:--::--:-:--~ T S R J"T' R 11 • c 81tcll op 1111ng oil· I oo ng • onolru<· • dentl•t· Commercial Frt!t lion (7'0)532·6722, .__ _ _ _ _ _,..I Eo!lrnolll (7i0}7i2·i529· (740)379·2131, (7i0)379· 7o40-891 ·0043 2671 992 21 S5 Fl WHA7 YOU NEED IN 7HE CLASSIFIEDS . 1w------.-J mM SI\I.F. 1991 Oodgo Splrll, 139,000 ve. 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PriOt rllduatdl t21t0 l'r!llltl'ly wUI lit opmed for •1twln1 '"'"' 9rfJI) UJ 11100 1111 on HltUrdMy, AU ...!II71h,l00l AlldlllrN lrJ .... Utl"ifJ' llfl1JI tw llo.i.,_ pr~lf ton, ator~g~ garage A..ently remodeled 1 !I story home with n1w kitchen, !arge dining, den, 6 bedroom•. 2 a bllha ~•ry nicely decorated. Mutt ttt ro •pPreclale all the comet with 42 Mrt Farm ln l.~an WV, AoKing Jl8 ,000 000. (304)676·4336 1111 6pm (304)458·!17lol!or 6prn hu:II.J.,..._.-,.II!Ciutur• 1trq11Jrl/1~11.illfl........l:ltii.... I~IOI hnef I!! ltJ 1111 Aftlt....ll Cai11WdUMI rM<"-IVJJI.Iwtlllk-•'-"'IIUllf"' ,.ul.l'J...J/1MJ.. "" lm''ll tt.t:JIJNA J'Uffl drivel wHhln p111t ooupt. y1ar1 Storeage I'••• POJ,UJWINU OJIFEMJm AWIIOU:. WIIICIIIWI!IIIIMINUH '1'111': HY.H'J' 111111'11, IH 'I'll£ WAY PMOPJelfrY Wll.l. Ilk HOI.II lnd · concrete T~IID LOTI N:C. remlly room, 3 bl<lroomo, living room wllh llrlfliiOI, 1tl·ln kllohon, olltohtd eoroge, lola of uCifjllll JIIJKNI'I'IJMii Do You HIVI A Sui/111111 land10aped lot Large living room, kitchen with oa~ cabtnelt & ceramic tile flooring, 3 bedroom• 2 full b•tt'l•· anached 2 car 12111 /,octlfetl at the A 11clhm Center on HI. •1.1111 MaNon, !fV Announcement LIKE IAAND NEW... &tO'II .-ttracatlv• brick/vinyl llded· ranch allu•ttd on proteltlonall~ WV Public Salt 1nd Auction ' r I S.droom1, garage 800-280-2574 , dining wllh pretty · ffnlthtd WOOd flooring & trench door~ th•l 1ted1 to rear deck aero•• houte, m..tet bedroom & bath with whirlpool tub & walk-In Ciolfi. famly room, living room, 2 additional balht 'lnd· bedroom• Reining 16 x 32 lnoroun<t poaJ wllh poaJ hou11 I m. 317 home Cape Cod llytt with full walk·oul ba1emen1, dream kitchen with toadS ol cutlom ti11CS. Smith cabinets, ceramic tile flOOring &. 3 g3 lOIII wllh lronlllflt CIHk QrNn 992-225·9 ~WN . Aettl comet with lhll Qu•llty bunt LAND LISTINGS • • •• Atll E1t1tt Genlr11 TO Joe A. Moor-.aroker 441·1818 Ser•h L. Bv•n•·Moore, Broker 441·1818 Petrlole Hay•· 448·3884 Cera Caaey-245·8430 Cynthie Slolll•no· 388•1841 Cendaoe 448·7412 WONDIII,UL VIIW OHIO IIIVIIII I'OR MORiliNI'OR.MA1'10N PLHI\Sil CAI,I,, fl.MAIL US OR S'I'OP IIY '1'111! 01 11'1C'P. MON·I11tl, H:30A M. TO 4:30P.M. • l"'llooroyollm • I' D.lot prt<UI olld "mborol lot .,loyolom Blac'-burn R1alty u,t.;.,_,lns Southtrn OltW For Ovtr A. Qullrlrr C1nfury" NIW LIITIIIIQI 30110 OLD OIXTIII IIOAD., OVII 2 ocrll II lncludld with lhll ronon tiY1I home. Uv1nQ room, latnwl dlnfng 1r11, lcllcl'rln, lomlly room. C.lhortl ;, dolnod Olillnfll. H<ltl P111111'1Cenlr11 AA. 20 • 4I(J lhtlter flfliiN, 28 • 28 poll gartgo. Trtfltr WCfll dtlllod ...,, lnd NPikl 12222 NIW LIITINOI LOTI a g ocr11 - ·· lllulllld IIIIOII.Inooln HIM, . . . . bulfcllng, ' NPiiO lnd Ullllflll. lnQrOund POol wltlr Ina< lt1d ~- 12221 ~~[~ IIIOUCIDI 110 l'llvorvltw I ~li_"'/'~ln Mlcfdltport. Cozy 3 ~ rlnch with tMtr• nice 1 Cheryl 7 42 •3171 fl<= Ollht, lrvino 1oom, family •room WONDE~FUL OUITII, Ntwtr roof l hell pumpioenlroloc. lETTING WITH IIUITIC , _ OCI- In porotl· CIOCII. r~ppro,, 6 i~ ICIOI wllti en S"IMCO.OO 12201 , • tlontl, living room 1c11onen '1.-. LIKE TO QO BOATING? Own \'OUt Appro• 10t0 oq ft ol IUIIIo ... own dock IIOng lht Ohio Alvtr on<t oozy living. Thlo one II Joil lht a oor11 oorno• alOng willl lhlt tdorlblt Ia mill -..g1 LOIIillllll ulrtmoly niOt 1 5 ttory homo With 11 8)QIIy Rldeil C.M tor lola Olopoct, 4 bl<lroomt, 2 Dtlho, lnfomoollonl t21H • """ 2,100 oq n llvlnQ room, dining room, r.a room, din. DIIIOIIod garage I carport 1220t MOI!I THAN YOU CAN IMAQJNI wllh lhlt nk>tly floor planned conch 1ty14t hc:HN. Thtrt trt 3 bedr~. 1 e Dtlht. Iormor IMng room, dining room, family room wlllr llrtpllco oroj ldiOhln on m11n level. Lower levet '••turn 1 lllrgt f1mlty room, tlid 00'", blth, ilundry • cwtv..ln glfllfll. Lllrtt ga..OO for tntorlllnlng lhlt """""' I.OCtlld otyl got lhll ""' •PPfOI ont aete tltU•tlld II pc1ot ol MS.ODO.QO on MOrning Star Rpad, ta21t Owner now ~~~==~ ldHI for Along A frontoge SA- o< Owntr tolling below Vtlull 12148 LOTI! • IOfH up, ....., .. owner will COI1IIdll . . . . on lan<l controel. t%2«» 10 acret nVI CION to rown. ,.... building 111111 Ulllllltt IVIIIIIIL 12171 OVEA 41 10110 of moally _ . . . . land Ideal lor hunting or 1 .... place to .build lhlt ,_ ' - · . Gr-& HorriiOn Twp.m• I �• Page 06 • &nnbap Uimr• ·iornllntl Wall Street . iving investors ope in future NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street's recent string of triple-digit rallies and u rare week of solid gains might give some investors hope that the bear market is finally ending. · But there are still plenty of reasons to be skeptical, including the fact that the number of companies issuing pessimistic forecasts for the current quarter is growing. "We've been in a trend the last several quarters where the ratio of negative to positive (outlooks) had been · declining, but now that's popped buck up," said Chuck Hill. director of research ut Thomson First Call. Thomson First Call count-. ed 557 preannouncements for the current quarter, as of Au~. 8. the most recent datu avatlable. Of those, 308 have been below analysts' expectations, 110 in line with forecasts and 139 above esti~ates . Negati v~ . forecasts oiltnum!>er poslttve ones more than 2 to I. Although that rntio is still an improl'ement from what it was for most of 200 I, it represents a retreat for this year. Three months ago. ut the same point in the second quarter of this year, there wus roughly one negative preannouncement for every positive one. Six months ago, at the same point in the first quaner, the ratio was just under 2 to' I. The current quarter · won't end for most companies for 'another six weeks. but Hill ex~cts the negative tone ,to contmue. .., "I don't see it going back down to the kind numbers we had in the second ~uarter or the tirst quarter," H1ll sa id . • Analysts say the trend is worrisome. but not that surprising given the recent spate of uninspiring-to-negative economic data, including weaker-than-expected gross domestic product for the sec- Sunda~August11,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV and quuner and disappointill£ findings on employment und busin~ss activity at the beginning of the month. In recent weeks, u number of compnnies huve issued cautious to gloomy business outlooks. Among them: Verizon, Best Buy and Cisco Systems. Although extreme pessimism on the part of companies and in'vestors is consid· crcd to be one indicator thut the end of a bear market is near, most mnrket observers are hesitant to say the increase in weak forecasts translates into anything positive for stocks. "The market is still not cheap. and without the market being cheap und earnings estimates commg down, you huvc to ask yourself what the catalyst is going to be to get this market going," said Russ Koestcrich , U.S. eq uity strategist ut Stute Street Corp. "1 don't know if the risk 'is so much to the downside, but to whut is going to get the mnrkct to move up. There may not be a catalyst." Right 'IJ.OW, Wall Street is focused on two events coming up this week: consideration of a possible interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve und u deudline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission for the nation 's lur~est compunies to certify the1r finuncial results. More economic data is also expected, and investors will be watching closely to see what the new numbers on jobs and business activity signal about the heulth of the economy. Once those events puss. however, investors wil.l again look to earnings forecasts in deciding whether they are beller off buying. selling, or just ~ining tight. Sluggish or disappointing numbers will muke that decision all the more lilxing. TICKET TO VI~OINI~ SMITH, IIIOICIII """"""'" - - · GAIL llt.VII.I.Ii.................................. -.uot TIIISH SNVDell ...................................~l-t411 NEW YORK (AP) - Tho bad nows about Tho loot.:clistanee and lnton101 or lee bankrupt telecommunl~ations nml company said it 1MY writo Off $50,a hi Ilion In WorldCom Inc. has become $3.3 billion &oodwlll and other lntalljible a ot wi\On It worst~. mtat its nnancos to a<lju 1 for tho aecount· The compa.ny Sllld Thunclay that It had Ina problems. That would be ane of tho uncovered another $3,3 billion In boaus blgost SUQh write-offs In U. , CQfpOfiiiO hi • accounting. brinjjlJ1i tho total to allolit $'7.1 101')'. billion. uud wumod that It could find ll'lMl Tho ~pmy proYiously roponed tlndln~ ncwuming pro!>lems as it moves forward $3.8 billion In uec:oundng lrrogularltle for with its internal invQstiiJation. 2001 and lho flnl halfof2002. The lutest dis· WorldCom spokesman Brtld Bums said t.ho c:ovoty w~s made as tho comp~~ny reviewed Its lntt>st figunls have alnlady bocn rcportod to boob for 1999 and 2000, · the Securities and Exchanllll Commission and Bec1us~:~ of the accounting problem~. won't affect tho Clinton, Miss,-~sod comp~~· WorldCom Sllld It would rostat Its tlnunciul ny 's ubility ta koep apel'llting. statements for all of 2!XXl, 200 I ~tnd the tll'$1 "The compuny identified the nnaneial quarter of 2002, issues to the mvostliJIIIlvc authorities 1111d we WOfldCom flied for Chaptor II hankruptcy are working hard to get tho comp~~ny bac:.k on · protection on July 21, listing $107 billion in solid finunciul footing," Bums said. · totalossols and $41 billion In debts. It wus tho JOHN~E I;'Uasi.LL...........................MJ~ D~VID SNVDlii .......................... ., ...... WI-t<IM SAVINGS!! DILIGHTfUI. Pre"y· 1 picture. Vt('j wttl planned atoot •nd . tram• ranch homt olftrt 3 btdrooma , walk·m eiOUI, 2 lVII batho, chornwl1(l lwlntl room wlflrephilct, Ntw oak e~bMtl line the kltchtn Aangt. rtltlgtratOf, dlahwlahtf', and cOmpactor ah atav U1111tv room Ia extra large. 2 tier dtl9k In thi rear with 36' lngrouod pool. Many fruit lrt••· tlowitrl, and ahnlba. Sprlnkltr ayattm In tnt rear. 2 car •"ached. oarage and a carport 2 atOI'( bam bulld/11(l. Blacl<lop ond oemtnl drtvewaya A home you'll bt proud VL Smith 446·6808 oa ~unbap m:tmes ~enttnel CLASSIFIEDS ' 11111111111111 ··············-· Oregon Supreme Court upholds punitive damage law twi'PiNUS ·tS WHIRl IT. Thll charming older bten remodeled, nloe kllcllon, 2 till balht. 3 btdrmt, locatt(j In lhl count('j Nlct 101 10 grow a garden and entertain thl f1mlly $8!,000 446-2342 'U . - ·.,. ' ...... • •t·~ ' -~ ' OR 992-2155 PUIILIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICI! Springfield Twp. Tl'uataa will hold 1 apeclal m"'lng tor lht Rtaotutlon of • F·lra Levy 10 11 can ba ptactd on the 2002 Ganerat Eltotlon llellol. The milling will bl held Augual 21, 2002 al7:00 am In lhe Cterk'l 011101 at 48211 S.R. lBO In etdwtll. Pamtll IIIIey, Clerk Auguet 11 2002 • Sprtnglltld Twp Tl'UIIIII Oallla County It blddlnft thl • conalruciJon ol 1 len••· Job apoclltca· Ilona cen be ,_lvld by mailing a requlll lo Sprlnglltld Twp. 41 211 S.R. 150, Bidwell, Ohio 411114 or ,Phoning 311.0138 In lhe evening•. Staled bide n11d lo be melltd to the 11mo addr111 and will be accepted until Auguel 31, 2002 end opened at the raautar townehtp m~tlng on ...'fll J ,u nday Times· _:_ Sentinel 446·2342 992-2155 g .IIIPIImblr 8, 2002. Pamela Riley, Clerk Auguol 11, 11, 21, 2002 NYC ·mayor seeks smoking 1•011, 52, ~~ 6 a- ~INTA~ INVESTMlNTI Wo~hy o/ ur/out Ihough!. 4 prope~/11 w/1 0 unlit 10 14044 II Mo,. thlo dtolroblo t995 rent Vou can add value a mort Mobile Home to your tot. 14' x 60' Income by fiNing eaoh unit Buy cne Skyline with 2 bedrml., I bath, or all of ihl bulld111(ll offert(j. Prlot otntral air, ret . ~ooka lllce lrom $39,000 to $60,000. Full lnlormatlon available. Located In Pomeroy. VI.S 440·61100 :::..11 13310 IAI'IQ~IN· Moo & •lnyl 0 BR, 2 BA homo on pr/,.11 I 1011 lot. Fomlly room. ll•lntl room wmrop/aot, .OR. ond IIIQI utility · room In thil on1 wllh lull b111m1nt. Alloohld 2 Olr QlriQt lnd doiiOhld 2 oar Qtrt(ll II Will OOuld be Ulod lor otorago, Priced f01 I quick 1111. 185.000 !DIAL OPPOIITUNITY TO A HOM! THT 11 NOT OVERPRICID. $69,900.00 Locol1d 049 LtH Fork Rd. I yeir old, 112 ao rl'/1 3 bt<lrmt., 2 botha, utility rm , Nice LA & din rm area, t>oaut/tul . coblntll In equipped k/1. All oltolrlo home. S. turt 10 ut lhlt. A buy you can not attcrd to mlaa. VLS 446-BBOft 14045 Mob/It Homo ~ol I Ao mil on PloiOinl YIIIIY Ad. fi7,00Q. VLS 14011 OUYAN TWP. 80 Ao101 rl'il located on Twp. Acl. ~ barneln need of repair. :2 cisterna, aeptlo and olectrlo Great hunting or got·a·wiy. JA 12188 CHESHIA! AFIEA old t lr/p 14088 t Ao • Old dWI//Ing, Thll mine land. $600 per ac:r• 162 can be a retreat home or .hunting • aorea. Great lor hunllng or cabin. Needa WOfk but wor1(l - lt recreation. Aloo 14 ocrtt rl'/1 $40,000 ' commorelal on SA 7. ban in all bars, restaurants - NEW YORK (AP) - The smok ing. said E. Charles city said Friday it will try to Hunt, executive vice prcsiban smoking in all bars and dent of an association chapter. restaurants by focusing on the "It's not going to happen," potential health threat to has- said Trincanello. "There is pitality workers. 1!)0 much politics from restuuMayor Michael Bloomberg rant owners and .the fear of will ask the City Council next losing customers." : week to outlaw smoking in "You have the right to do ~he roughly 13,000 establish- what you want," chimed in - ments not covered by the cur- lunchtime patron Nicky rent law, which permits Polak, a social smoker who smoking in bars and in restau- believes smoking should be rants with fewer than 35 allowed in the bar area. seats. Brendan McCormick, a It would be the second time spokesman for Philip Morris, in as many months that the ,. said the company supported Bloomberg admuliS,trauon "reason:Jble restrictions" but has targeted smokers; 10 July, felt "business owners should it raised the cigarette tax from have the llexibility in how 8 cents to $1 .50 a pack. they deal with smok ing in "If you arc a bartender or. a their establ ishments." ' waiter or waitress and work 10 . "We believe that the current an estab!ish":lent wh,ere there · law in New York City is is S'!l?kmg, m _an e1ght·hour working," said Scott Wexler, day tt s the eqUivalent of you executive director of the smoking half a pac.~ of c~~a- Empire Stale Restaurant & reues yourself, . said Tavern Association, which ~loornberg, who qu1t smok- represents 10,000 on-premise tn¥,"18 years ago. licensees of bars and taverns -, ·~o employ?r would al!o~ in New York City.· the1r em~loyees to work 111 a Bloomberg pointed to 1 P!af.C Wl~h a~bcsto~ ·!n 1 ~es California as proof that there atr, he sa1d. 'Th1s IS JUS ' would be no economic Joss qangerous a~d that.:s why we "All of the evidence ~~gshould stop II now. . gests that in California, where Elena Deutsch, dtrector of they did this that actually the "'obacco Control at · the patronage of· restaurants and •• . Amencan Cancer Soc1ety, . , ,, f said the mayor's proposal hars -. the amount o money would protect workers. spent ~~ the~ -goes up, not . Not everyone shared their down. he said. Most states have some level concern. f , · · . bl ' "Being subjected to smoke o r~stnct1ons on . pu 1c is pan of my job,". said bar- s~~km~;: In , addition to ttndcr Tony Tnncanello, C~hfom1a. _D~Ia~are and s~v­ leaning on an ashtray-strewn eral mun1C1palit1es, mcludmg counter at Milos' Greek El l'~so, Texas. enforce total restaurant in midtown bans m bars and restaurants. Manhanan. Mame, Utah. and Vermont In July. the New York State ban smokmg m restaurants Restaurant Association but not b~rs. . dropped its longstanding Accordmg ,to the Amencan opposition to the current Non smo~ers R1ghts smoking law after a survey Foun,!lauon. as of. !uly 5, showed most members were nearly 400 commumttes have in favor of it. ordinances that ban smoking The a.o;sociation will .now in all restaurants. and 89 have poll members about whether ordinances prohbiting smok· they support a full ban ·on ing in all freestanding bars. Accounting woes at WorldCom total $7.1 billion PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE FIND IT IN THE Pomlfoy • Mlddttpott • a.tllpolla, Ohio • Point Pleaunt, WV Real Estate General Real Est•t• General YOUR Sunde~Auguat11,2002 REAL ESTATE St~ee ' 1\~ost ban~ruptcy filing In \1. '. hi 101')'. Tlml'$du •· rol'elution cun~ umld ll Stri"i nf IIC\.'0111\tlng ~o~:umlul thut ha tumished some of tho natioo' ht.r;ost tlm1 , fo1Hn11 once miahty ompa.llits like Bmon tnd 01001.1 Cr0sslt1ll. Thu f~tllvut ha sc~'lm ly hal-en lnl'(lstor confidenee. pummelillll srack and pon lun l'lmds. The. t\ilul imtl\ICt of prohiOlnu ~t Wwldf'utn won't be known until~~~ ·uuntlna liml KPMO L.I.P tlnisi\Os uudith\1 tho its nmmtiul Slat ~ milnts fur 21XlU·!ll. thtl comp~~ny said, Anhur Audcrslln l.U'. the uL-c:auntlna tlnn convkt~d tit' ~:rimim1l chuti~S for shNddlnif Enron Ultdit dncumC~nt , had btcn WorldC'om's uuditor until Muy. The tlcl:lluntinll f111ud thut uc:currod In 2000 is suid to diff~r f"'m th tllehnlqu s used in :mot uml :WOl, Ul'cordinll to A roport Thu"d' by the fln1ndlll news n tworlt ('NRC, In the hlt~t tl$1!. the ~ron uld, former chi.-t' tln1n lal offi~r 'cott Sulll an Is ~li~'cd tu ha1 used 1 vtrhu uf mothocl to hohtllf Income, lncludi"'! countlna reserw t'tlr Nld dllbt~ us llflllt'lllit" in~om;s. lAM \lo:\'~ . 'ulli1•11n 11nd lt!rmcr controller l)uvid Myers WCI'Il 111'1\'St\!11 und c:hafi!Cd with hiding m~arly $.1 billion in ~penses and lyina 1\l Investors and roaulllt\ll'li in II des(lllfite hid II) l..11ep the Ctltllj)lltl)lllflOOt. But wh~:thcr the ~omp~~ny's fwmcr chief " ·litutive. B~munl Ebblll'$. had knowledao of fruudulomt ~~~couming mcthoth h•sn't been dctonnin~>d , Eh~rs· uttllt1lc defended hi~ dicnt In an lnttlfvlcw Thursd11y ni11ht '' 1th t'Nilt'. •'I n to PORTLAND, ORl. (AP) take 60 pen:ont of the dam· A stnte law that gives a crime agos and allonloy fees aro victims fund 60 percent of · cupped 11t 20 percent. punitive d!lllliiGOSawarded by Frank DoMondoza had ..!juries wus declunld constitu· , sued his former attorney, !tonal T~ursday by tho Bruce Huffman, clalmlna Oregon Supreme Court. froudulcnt trlmafor of roal "This is u big one for us," ostattl and wroniJful usc of suld Kevin Neely, ~pokesmun lcgul procedure. for the Oregon utturney gen· In !999. 11 fcdcr11l jury erul, saying the decision owardcd DoMendau $1.767 shouli.l speed collection af million. including $1.! mil· some outstanding judgments. lion in punitive damages that But tho Oregon Trial wore · later reduced to Lawyers Association said tho $550.000. ruling would 11111ke conDoMcndo~a challeniJcd the s~m.ers and attorneys loss stiiiO law rcqulrhi& payment wtlltng to risk suing compa· 10 tho crime victims fund nics for fraud or illeanl b.usl·. 'clalminiJ the state' had no ne.~s practices. , authority to take uny port of Our clients typicully don t 1111 uwurd made In federal have the finunclui Rlsourccs coun ta go to ca~n. and they nood Th~ Orc!on surcromc u law or wtlllng to take the risk 1 ~ut thev will get back Court rojcctc tho chal cnae. ' · If "A plaintiff has no right or "lhe cost ~ f ~ 0 1ng. to trta1 entitlement to punitive dam· they Will.' ~a td Chris n aouneff. a spakesmun for lho ttgcs. }ustlcc Tom Balmer ussociatian. . wrote. It has always .~on, at Punitive damages are most, an expectation. ·awarded in addition to com· In, addition, tho court noted, pensation for Injuries to pun- punttlve dama11ea uro not tsh defendants In a lawsuit intended to reward law1u1ta either individuals or corpot'll· but to punish pe.ople or com· tlons - that juries consider panics for mls~onduct. especially nogllgern or u . DcMendoza a uttornoy, threat to public interest. Dave Ollsttap. said he did not In 1987. the Legislature plan an appeal. passed a law requiring a par· · "We had a stronaaraument tlon of the dumuge award be but the Supreme Court of paid to a crime victims fund. Ore~ did not aaroe and that After severn I amendments, hus orne .the law.'' Oil strap the state is now allowed to said. Contpliments G11(('"'\9•uim Hatod tho 1'rail'a nowoot ~o~1raa, Tho Judgt at C..pitol Hill in Pranvill~, 111 onu ol' I0 public courua in tho' eo11ntry wort"-v t~l' hoatins tho U.S. Opon. . 01' tho throe counoa At CApitoi I-I ill, tho magnino wrato, "All are good but Tho J udg• ia boyond buliof, ... Nut to Bethpqe Blade, Tho Judp offer1 mora plf for tho money than any othor couree In Amorlea." 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"We've been in a trend the last several quarters where the ratio of negative to positive (outlooks) had been · declining, but now that's popped buck up," said Chuck Hill. director of research ut Thomson First Call. Thomson First Call count-. ed 557 preannouncements for the current quarter, as of Au~. 8. the most recent datu avatlable. Of those, 308 have been below analysts' expectations, 110 in line with forecasts and 139 above esti~ates . Negati v~ . forecasts oiltnum!>er poslttve ones more than 2 to I. Although that rntio is still an improl'ement from what it was for most of 200 I, it represents a retreat for this year. Three months ago. ut the same point in the second quarter of this year, there wus roughly one negative preannouncement for every positive one. Six months ago, at the same point in the first quaner, the ratio was just under 2 to' I. The current quarter · won't end for most companies for 'another six weeks. but Hill ex~cts the negative tone ,to contmue. .., "I don't see it going back down to the kind numbers we had in the second ~uarter or the tirst quarter," H1ll sa id . • Analysts say the trend is worrisome. but not that surprising given the recent spate of uninspiring-to-negative economic data, including weaker-than-expected gross domestic product for the sec- Sunda~August11,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, Ohio • Point Pleasant, WV and quuner and disappointill£ findings on employment und busin~ss activity at the beginning of the month. In recent weeks, u number of compnnies huve issued cautious to gloomy business outlooks. Among them: Verizon, Best Buy and Cisco Systems. Although extreme pessimism on the part of companies and in'vestors is consid· crcd to be one indicator thut the end of a bear market is near, most mnrket observers are hesitant to say the increase in weak forecasts translates into anything positive for stocks. "The market is still not cheap. and without the market being cheap und earnings estimates commg down, you huvc to ask yourself what the catalyst is going to be to get this market going," said Russ Koestcrich , U.S. eq uity strategist ut Stute Street Corp. "1 don't know if the risk 'is so much to the downside, but to whut is going to get the mnrkct to move up. There may not be a catalyst." Right 'IJ.OW, Wall Street is focused on two events coming up this week: consideration of a possible interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve und u deudline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission for the nation 's lur~est compunies to certify the1r finuncial results. More economic data is also expected, and investors will be watching closely to see what the new numbers on jobs and business activity signal about the heulth of the economy. Once those events puss. however, investors wil.l again look to earnings forecasts in deciding whether they are beller off buying. selling, or just ~ining tight. Sluggish or disappointing numbers will muke that decision all the more lilxing. TICKET TO VI~OINI~ SMITH, IIIOICIII """"""'" - - · GAIL llt.VII.I.Ii.................................. -.uot TIIISH SNVDell ...................................~l-t411 NEW YORK (AP) - Tho bad nows about Tho loot.:clistanee and lnton101 or lee bankrupt telecommunl~ations nml company said it 1MY writo Off $50,a hi Ilion In WorldCom Inc. has become $3.3 billion &oodwlll and other lntalljible a ot wi\On It worst~. mtat its nnancos to a<lju 1 for tho aecount· The compa.ny Sllld Thunclay that It had Ina problems. That would be ane of tho uncovered another $3,3 billion In boaus blgost SUQh write-offs In U. , CQfpOfiiiO hi • accounting. brinjjlJ1i tho total to allolit $'7.1 101')'. billion. uud wumod that It could find ll'lMl Tho ~pmy proYiously roponed tlndln~ ncwuming pro!>lems as it moves forward $3.8 billion In uec:oundng lrrogularltle for with its internal invQstiiJation. 2001 and lho flnl halfof2002. The lutest dis· WorldCom spokesman Brtld Bums said t.ho c:ovoty w~s made as tho comp~~ny reviewed Its lntt>st figunls have alnlady bocn rcportod to boob for 1999 and 2000, · the Securities and Exchanllll Commission and Bec1us~:~ of the accounting problem~. won't affect tho Clinton, Miss,-~sod comp~~· WorldCom Sllld It would rostat Its tlnunciul ny 's ubility ta koep apel'llting. statements for all of 2!XXl, 200 I ~tnd the tll'$1 "The compuny identified the nnaneial quarter of 2002, issues to the mvostliJIIIlvc authorities 1111d we WOfldCom flied for Chaptor II hankruptcy are working hard to get tho comp~~ny bac:.k on · protection on July 21, listing $107 billion in solid finunciul footing," Bums said. · totalossols and $41 billion In debts. It wus tho JOHN~E I;'Uasi.LL...........................MJ~ D~VID SNVDlii .......................... ., ...... WI-t<IM SAVINGS!! DILIGHTfUI. Pre"y· 1 picture. 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Tl'uataa will hold 1 apeclal m"'lng tor lht Rtaotutlon of • F·lra Levy 10 11 can ba ptactd on the 2002 Ganerat Eltotlon llellol. The milling will bl held Augual 21, 2002 al7:00 am In lhe Cterk'l 011101 at 48211 S.R. lBO In etdwtll. Pamtll IIIIey, Clerk Auguet 11 2002 • Sprtnglltld Twp Tl'UIIIII Oallla County It blddlnft thl • conalruciJon ol 1 len••· Job apoclltca· Ilona cen be ,_lvld by mailing a requlll lo Sprlnglltld Twp. 41 211 S.R. 150, Bidwell, Ohio 411114 or ,Phoning 311.0138 In lhe evening•. Staled bide n11d lo be melltd to the 11mo addr111 and will be accepted until Auguel 31, 2002 end opened at the raautar townehtp m~tlng on ...'fll J ,u nday Times· _:_ Sentinel 446·2342 992-2155 g .IIIPIImblr 8, 2002. Pamela Riley, Clerk Auguol 11, 11, 21, 2002 NYC ·mayor seeks smoking 1•011, 52, ~~ 6 a- ~INTA~ INVESTMlNTI Wo~hy o/ ur/out Ihough!. 4 prope~/11 w/1 0 unlit 10 14044 II Mo,. thlo dtolroblo t995 rent Vou can add value a mort Mobile Home to your tot. 14' x 60' Income by fiNing eaoh unit Buy cne Skyline with 2 bedrml., I bath, or all of ihl bulld111(ll offert(j. Prlot otntral air, ret . ~ooka lllce lrom $39,000 to $60,000. Full lnlormatlon available. Located In Pomeroy. VI.S 440·61100 :::..11 13310 IAI'IQ~IN· Moo & •lnyl 0 BR, 2 BA homo on pr/,.11 I 1011 lot. Fomlly room. ll•lntl room wmrop/aot, .OR. ond IIIQI utility · room In thil on1 wllh lull b111m1nt. Alloohld 2 Olr QlriQt lnd doiiOhld 2 oar Qtrt(ll II Will OOuld be Ulod lor otorago, Priced f01 I quick 1111. 185.000 !DIAL OPPOIITUNITY TO A HOM! THT 11 NOT OVERPRICID. $69,900.00 Locol1d 049 LtH Fork Rd. I yeir old, 112 ao rl'/1 3 bt<lrmt., 2 botha, utility rm , Nice LA & din rm area, t>oaut/tul . coblntll In equipped k/1. All oltolrlo home. S. turt 10 ut lhlt. A buy you can not attcrd to mlaa. VLS 446-BBOft 14045 Mob/It Homo ~ol I Ao mil on PloiOinl YIIIIY Ad. fi7,00Q. VLS 14011 OUYAN TWP. 80 Ao101 rl'il located on Twp. Acl. ~ barneln need of repair. :2 cisterna, aeptlo and olectrlo Great hunting or got·a·wiy. JA 12188 CHESHIA! AFIEA old t lr/p 14088 t Ao • Old dWI//Ing, Thll mine land. $600 per ac:r• 162 can be a retreat home or .hunting • aorea. Great lor hunllng or cabin. Needa WOfk but wor1(l - lt recreation. Aloo 14 ocrtt rl'/1 $40,000 ' commorelal on SA 7. ban in all bars, restaurants - NEW YORK (AP) - The smok ing. said E. Charles city said Friday it will try to Hunt, executive vice prcsiban smoking in all bars and dent of an association chapter. restaurants by focusing on the "It's not going to happen," potential health threat to has- said Trincanello. "There is pitality workers. 1!)0 much politics from restuuMayor Michael Bloomberg rant owners and .the fear of will ask the City Council next losing customers." : week to outlaw smoking in "You have the right to do ~he roughly 13,000 establish- what you want," chimed in - ments not covered by the cur- lunchtime patron Nicky rent law, which permits Polak, a social smoker who smoking in bars and in restau- believes smoking should be rants with fewer than 35 allowed in the bar area. seats. Brendan McCormick, a It would be the second time spokesman for Philip Morris, in as many months that the ,. said the company supported Bloomberg admuliS,trauon "reason:Jble restrictions" but has targeted smokers; 10 July, felt "business owners should it raised the cigarette tax from have the llexibility in how 8 cents to $1 .50 a pack. they deal with smok ing in "If you arc a bartender or. a their establ ishments." ' waiter or waitress and work 10 . "We believe that the current an estab!ish":lent wh,ere there · law in New York City is is S'!l?kmg, m _an e1ght·hour working," said Scott Wexler, day tt s the eqUivalent of you executive director of the smoking half a pac.~ of c~~a- Empire Stale Restaurant & reues yourself, . said Tavern Association, which ~loornberg, who qu1t smok- represents 10,000 on-premise tn¥,"18 years ago. licensees of bars and taverns -, ·~o employ?r would al!o~ in New York City.· the1r em~loyees to work 111 a Bloomberg pointed to 1 P!af.C Wl~h a~bcsto~ ·!n 1 ~es California as proof that there atr, he sa1d. 'Th1s IS JUS ' would be no economic Joss qangerous a~d that.:s why we "All of the evidence ~~gshould stop II now. . gests that in California, where Elena Deutsch, dtrector of they did this that actually the "'obacco Control at · the patronage of· restaurants and •• . Amencan Cancer Soc1ety, . , ,, f said the mayor's proposal hars -. the amount o money would protect workers. spent ~~ the~ -goes up, not . Not everyone shared their down. he said. Most states have some level concern. f , · · . bl ' "Being subjected to smoke o r~stnct1ons on . pu 1c is pan of my job,". said bar- s~~km~;: In , addition to ttndcr Tony Tnncanello, C~hfom1a. _D~Ia~are and s~v­ leaning on an ashtray-strewn eral mun1C1palit1es, mcludmg counter at Milos' Greek El l'~so, Texas. enforce total restaurant in midtown bans m bars and restaurants. Manhanan. Mame, Utah. and Vermont In July. the New York State ban smokmg m restaurants Restaurant Association but not b~rs. . dropped its longstanding Accordmg ,to the Amencan opposition to the current Non smo~ers R1ghts smoking law after a survey Foun,!lauon. as of. !uly 5, showed most members were nearly 400 commumttes have in favor of it. ordinances that ban smoking The a.o;sociation will .now in all restaurants. and 89 have poll members about whether ordinances prohbiting smok· they support a full ban ·on ing in all freestanding bars. Accounting woes at WorldCom total $7.1 billion PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE FIND IT IN THE Pomlfoy • Mlddttpott • a.tllpolla, Ohio • Point Pleaunt, WV Real Estate General Real Est•t• General YOUR Sunde~Auguat11,2002 REAL ESTATE St~ee ' 1\~ost ban~ruptcy filing In \1. '. hi 101')'. Tlml'$du •· rol'elution cun~ umld ll Stri"i nf IIC\.'0111\tlng ~o~:umlul thut ha tumished some of tho natioo' ht.r;ost tlm1 , fo1Hn11 once miahty ompa.llits like Bmon tnd 01001.1 Cr0sslt1ll. Thu f~tllvut ha sc~'lm ly hal-en lnl'(lstor confidenee. pummelillll srack and pon lun l'lmds. The. t\ilul imtl\ICt of prohiOlnu ~t Wwldf'utn won't be known until~~~ ·uuntlna liml KPMO L.I.P tlnisi\Os uudith\1 tho its nmmtiul Slat ~ milnts fur 21XlU·!ll. thtl comp~~ny said, Anhur Audcrslln l.U'. the uL-c:auntlna tlnn convkt~d tit' ~:rimim1l chuti~S for shNddlnif Enron Ultdit dncumC~nt , had btcn WorldC'om's uuditor until Muy. The tlcl:lluntinll f111ud thut uc:currod In 2000 is suid to diff~r f"'m th tllehnlqu s used in :mot uml :WOl, Ul'cordinll to A roport Thu"d' by the fln1ndlll news n tworlt ('NRC, In the hlt~t tl$1!. the ~ron uld, former chi.-t' tln1n lal offi~r 'cott Sulll an Is ~li~'cd tu ha1 used 1 vtrhu uf mothocl to hohtllf Income, lncludi"'! countlna reserw t'tlr Nld dllbt~ us llflllt'lllit" in~om;s. lAM \lo:\'~ . 'ulli1•11n 11nd lt!rmcr controller l)uvid Myers WCI'Il 111'1\'St\!11 und c:hafi!Cd with hiding m~arly $.1 billion in ~penses and lyina 1\l Investors and roaulllt\ll'li in II des(lllfite hid II) l..11ep the Ctltllj)lltl)lllflOOt. But wh~:thcr the ~omp~~ny's fwmcr chief " ·litutive. B~munl Ebblll'$. had knowledao of fruudulomt ~~~couming mcthoth h•sn't been dctonnin~>d , Eh~rs· uttllt1lc defended hi~ dicnt In an lnttlfvlcw Thursd11y ni11ht '' 1th t'Nilt'. •'I n to PORTLAND, ORl. (AP) take 60 pen:ont of the dam· A stnte law that gives a crime agos and allonloy fees aro victims fund 60 percent of · cupped 11t 20 percent. punitive d!lllliiGOSawarded by Frank DoMondoza had ..!juries wus declunld constitu· , sued his former attorney, !tonal T~ursday by tho Bruce Huffman, clalmlna Oregon Supreme Court. froudulcnt trlmafor of roal "This is u big one for us," ostattl and wroniJful usc of suld Kevin Neely, ~pokesmun lcgul procedure. for the Oregon utturney gen· In !999. 11 fcdcr11l jury erul, saying the decision owardcd DoMendau $1.767 shouli.l speed collection af million. including $1.! mil· some outstanding judgments. lion in punitive damages that But tho Oregon Trial wore · later reduced to Lawyers Association said tho $550.000. ruling would 11111ke conDoMcndo~a challeniJcd the s~m.ers and attorneys loss stiiiO law rcqulrhi& payment wtlltng to risk suing compa· 10 tho crime victims fund nics for fraud or illeanl b.usl·. 'clalminiJ the state' had no ne.~s practices. , authority to take uny port of Our clients typicully don t 1111 uwurd made In federal have the finunclui Rlsourccs coun ta go to ca~n. and they nood Th~ Orc!on surcromc u law or wtlllng to take the risk 1 ~ut thev will get back Court rojcctc tho chal cnae. ' · If "A plaintiff has no right or "lhe cost ~ f ~ 0 1ng. to trta1 entitlement to punitive dam· they Will.' ~a td Chris n aouneff. a spakesmun for lho ttgcs. }ustlcc Tom Balmer ussociatian. . wrote. It has always .~on, at Punitive damages are most, an expectation. ·awarded in addition to com· In, addition, tho court noted, pensation for Injuries to pun- punttlve dama11ea uro not tsh defendants In a lawsuit intended to reward law1u1ta either individuals or corpot'll· but to punish pe.ople or com· tlons - that juries consider panics for mls~onduct. especially nogllgern or u . DcMendoza a uttornoy, threat to public interest. 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Domestic Arts Judging - Senior Fuir Building Amateur Photogmphy Judging · Coon Hunters Building Anuueur Painting Judging - Coon Hunters Building Baking anJ Cunning Judging -·Coon Hunters Building Gmnge Exhibit Judging • Senior Fair Building Sunduy, August 11, 2002 7:00·9:00 u.111. Hog Wci~h In - l.ivcstntk Bums 9:00-1O:(Kl u.m. Murkct Sheep. Breeding Sheep & Gout Weigh In Livcstn..:k Bums 10:00-1'1 :lXl u.m. Murket Steer. Comtltcrciul Feeder Steer, und Dairy M:u·ket Feeder Wdgh In · Livestock Burns II :00 u.m. Rubbit Weigh In - Livestock Burns II JO u.m. Pmtlll'YWeigh In -Livestock Barns 3:00p.m. All sulcs cost. drug use notification forms due in Jr Fair Otfice 3:00 p.m. Lundmtu·k Appreciation Dinner · Livestock Show Arena 3:00 p.ln. Stm·t Line Up for Junior Fuir Purude - Ruce Truck . 3:30p.m. Junior Fuir Purudc • Ruce Tru~k 6:00p.m. All Junior Fair Projects must be in Place 6:30p.m. Prince, Princess, King & Queen Contest - Gmndstand 7:00p.m. Religious Servil.:es. Meigs County Ministerial Association • Grundstand ' Monday, August 12, 2002 Sponsor of the Day· WLWF 93.1 ' Various Times: The Mugic of "The Cuplingers" 7:00 u.m. Outes Open . 9:00 tl.nl. JuniOI' Fuit· 4·H Horse Show · Horse Arena ~ 9:00 u.m. Little Miss und Mister Cohtest • Hill Stage 10:00 u.m. Dntft Hors~.: Show - Grandstand 10:00 u.m. Junior Fnit· Duiry Show- Livestock Show Arena , 12: 00 p.m. Elicyde Druwing · Hill Stuge 12:00 p.m. Open Cluss Daily Show- Livestock Show Arena I :00 p.m. Junior Fair Po41try Show followed by Open Cluss Poultry Show · Small Show Arena 12:00 p.m . Flower Show Judging - Senior Fuir Building I:00 p.m. Huy Show · Soil & Wutcr Conservation Boot.h I :30 p.m. Hot'tkulturc Judging · Coon Huntllrs Building 4:00p.m. Kiddie Truclur Pull - Smull Shuw Arcnu 4:00p.m. Bt·ennnu Mttnucl· Hill Stugc 5:00 p.m. Junior Fair Bourd Auction - Livestock Show Arena 5:00p.m. Pic Eating Contest · Hill Stage .~JO ·p.m. .Juniur Fair Oottt Show - Livestock Show Arena 6:00p.m. Junior Fair Sheep Show followed hy . Open Cluss Sheep Show - Livestock Show Arenu 6:00 p.nl. Rttcin~: United Methodist Church - Hill Stage 6:00 p.m. Demo Derby - Grandstand 7:00 p.m. B.J. Smith·Hi 11 Stitge ti:OO p.m. Big Bend Cloggc•·s- Hill Stugc ll :00 p.m. Gutcs Close · August 13, 2002 Sponsor ot' the Day- "Kawasaki Motor Sports" '1\u~sduy, Vul'iuus Times: The Mugic of "The Cnplingers" 7:00 u.m. Gntcs Open H:OO u.n1. Junior Fuir lhthbit Show · Small Show Arena 12:00 p.m. Bi~y~lc Druwing · Hill Stage . I :00 p.m. Open Cia .~ .~ Beef Show followed by . hminr Fair B~:ef Breeding - Livestock Show Arena 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tructor Pull · Smull Show Arena ~:00 p.m. Duiry Murkct Feeder Show - Livestock Show Arena ~JO p.m. Commcrciul Feeder Steer Show · Livestock ShowArenu .6:00p.m. Junior J:<'uir Market Steer Show - Show Arena 11:00 p.m. Ro..:kspring .~ Church · Hill Stugc 7: 15 p.n1. Swingin Seniors - Hill Stage 7:30p.m·. Amcricun Motor Cmss - Grandstand H:OO p.m. .Junior Fulr Tulent Show - Hill Stage II :00 p.m. Gale .~ CI\)Sc • Thursday, August 15, 2002 • Senior Citizen Day Sponsor of the Day "RIDENOUR GAS'' · All Sr Citizens with Golden Buckeye Card admitted free till 2:00 pm Various Times: The Magic of "The Caplingers" 7:00a.m. Gates Open II :00 a.m.' Ladies Day at the Fair· Hill Stage I~:00 p.m. Bicycle Drawing - Hill Stage 12:00 p.m. Open Class Flower Show Judging - Sr. Fair Building I :00 p.m. Harness Racing- Race Truck I :00 p.m. Big Bend cloggers- Hill Stage 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Sinall Show Arena 4:00p.m. Tiny Tot Show and Tell - Hill Stage 5:00p.m. Allison Rose- Hill Stage · 6:li0 p.m. Dog Obedience Show - Livestock Show Arena 6:00p.m. Northeast Cluster UMW Churches- Hill Stage • 6:00p.m Tmctor Pull - Pull Track · 7:00p.m. High Country- Grandstand 8:00p.m. Oasis Prairie Band- Hill Stuge 8:30p.m. Northwest Territory- Grandstand II :00 p.m. Gates Close • Friday, August 16, 2002 Sponsor of the Day RIDENOUR GAS Various Times: The Magic of "The Cuplingers" 7:00 o.m. Gates Open 9:00 o.m. Junior Fair Pet Show -Smull Show Arena I0:00 a.m. Kiddie True tor Pull of Champions - Smull Show Arena II :00 a.m . . Roll Call for Market Livestock Members Livestock Show Arena 12:00 p.m. Bicycle Drawing - Hill Stage I :00 p.m. Harness Rucing - Ruce Track . 2:00p.m. Market Rubbit and Poultry Sale- Livestock Show Arena 3:00p.m. Dairy Market Feeder Sale· Livestock Show Arena 3:30p.m. Dairy Sweepstakes- Livestock Show Arenu · 4:00p.m. Market Lamb Sale- Livestock Show A~ena 5:00p.m. Commercial Feeder Steer Sule- Livestock Show Arena 5:00p.m. Pie Eating Contest - Hill Stage · 5:30p.m. Market Hog Sole - Livestock Show Arena 6:00p.m. Joey Wilcoxen- Hill Stage 6:00p.m. Truck Pull - Pull Track 7:30p.m: Market Steer Sale- Livestock Show Arena I I :00 p.m. Gates Close · · Saturday, August 17, 2002 Sponsor of the Day "Cool Spot" Vurious Times: The Magic of "The Cuplingers" · '0 7:00a.m . Gates Open 9:00a.m. Pretty Baby Contest- Hill Stage 9:00 u.m. Antique Tractor Pull followed by 1•2:00 p.m.. Local Yokel Truck Pull - Pull Truck 12:00 p.m. Bicycle Drawing- Hill Stuge . 3:00p.m. Pie Eating Contest Finals - Livestock Show Arena 4:00p.m. 4-H Awards Ceremony- Livest_ock Show Arena 4:00P.M. Duane Wolfe- Hill Stage 6:00p.m. Uplifters- Hill Stage 7:00p.m. Junior fair Youth Night - Livestock Show Arena 8:00p.m. Trick Pony - Grandstand 8:00p.m. Junior Fair Dance- Livestock Show Arena (must have armband to enter dance) • II :00 p.m. Gates Close Wcdnesdny, August 14, 2002 • Kiddie Day (All children 12 und under admitted UNTIL NOON for free, I-IANDSTAMP to ride will cost $3.00) Vtu·ious Times: The Mugk of "The Caplingers" 7:00 u.in. Gules Open H:O() 11.111. Junior Fuir Murkct Hog Show • Show Arena 10:00 a.m. Druft Horse Contest - Infield of Ruce Truck 10:3011.111. Child Assault Prevention Program- Hill Stage 12: (JO p.m. Bicyde Dmwing- Hill Stage 12:00 p.m. -I·H Flower Show · Junior Fair Building 2:00p.m. Kid's Ournes - Livestock Show Arena 2:00p.m. Style Revue- Hill Stage 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tructor Pull - Smull Show Arena 5: 00p.m. Pic Bating Contest· Hill Stage 6:00p.m. Open Cluss Horse Show - Horse Arenu 7:00p.m. Muuntuin River Bund- Show Arena H:OO p.m. Horse Pull · Pull Truck H:OO p.m. Liquid Crys.lul- Sponsored hy Summerfields- Grundstund H:OO p.n1 . Rllck 'N Country Cloggers · Hill Stuge II :-~JO p.m.'Gutcs Close SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!! AUgust 12-17 ROCKSPRINGS FAIRGRO Pomeroy, Ohio � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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