https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/61303526252b776d5b2e101874366de8.pdf e632975384d935d41a01e82dcaea8e1f PDF Text Text . FrlcMy, SepterniMM' I. 2001 www.mydlllysentlnel.com P1ge I I • The Dilly Sentinel ALLEYOOP MBA Croa1word Puaale PHU.LIP ALOE~ 1T...,.. l ... ldoiIY...,.. NMi' nC:: ..,.., • ... ... -•• ·-... .....,_,...,. • QJ • t •KQJ lt t K J It Wool 6 AU • • til • 'o\ICJS '•n .. • Qltttl What's Inside • ktll' • At t t A~ t t I. I. u.u,r- $0\IU. liMit~ WHI N..U. btl Put hal •• Pill Alipue t rt Openin& Md: • A f l'fllk.l... . ~l.. QVt' ~t~ll w•1lill FRANK & EARNEST I • Maraude~ beat Raiders. II Deaths Addie E. MacKnight, 94 Genevieve Opal fife, 83 Marjorie Anne Shimp. 67 Margaret J. "Sis" ClarK. 66 Lorelta l. Wright. 64 BARNEY 'WOW!! I NEVEF! BUT YOU'VE KNEW THAR WUZ BEEN UP \-\ERE. SUCH A BO~IOUS LOTSA TIME.~~ !! VIEW UP I ALWA'<& YEAH,BUT WI'F1 t I DMIIH1, Al TH' SMii.RlFF IN I-lOT I'lPIJIR!1UIT -.L--:o E !! -r by Lula Campoa ,.....l. Todly'S ctue: P CttebiiiY Ciplor OfY!ltogrll1111 ,,. CtMttd from quolllliono by '""""" - " · pul and Eaql\ In tho ~ ollndo IO< anotn.<. • ::L...oC.IIo.L..---1.1 I L.:!.:.L..o THE !lORN LOSER . ,...~EY, f'OP, I~ 1\Tfl.ue 1-J~P--\ Tf\tY "" n\1>-:t" •o "" "" 8N . ~ MOt-ltY <:..N-1'1 BUY . ~IGI-\ ... t-\OW ~OUl.D I K.NO\H ~Y ... TKJN KD JTOD K DTZPl l 0 ~ • High: 90s, Low: 60s Detllls.A2 MKLJ JZ None InJured In two-car wreck UZLTKI POMEROY - ':~~:t~~, set:~Q{l~-l£~trs· accident Friday evening at the intersection of Ohio Routes 7 and 143. According to the Guilla· Meigs Post of tho State Highway Patrol. Robert W, Reed, 82, of Pomeroy was eastbound on Ohio Route 143 when he attempted t(l turn his 199 I Dodge Dynasty north cinto Ohio Route 7. arnd A. Knotts, 26, of Pomeroy wns southbound on Ohio Route 7. Reed entered Knolls· path und wus struck by Knotts . Knotts was cited for not huving a driver's license und Reed wns clled for fnll· uro to yield . . WORD DAM I 1411t~ ~y CLAY A. POLL,t.N - - - - - WHAT .!> A FAMI L '( WITHOUT A>l - EVIL· horronge l•ner.a of 0 lour ..:romblod worda ~ the bo· low to lorm lour almplo worda. E ,J L u r, II I L ADI E i • ...:_i--.aa..~L ~:S::..'---111!!1 ~~ ~~~~ ~ BORROWERS ME W~ERE NEARLV ·AL.WAV5 6E T TllAT STUFF, MARCIE7 ILL· SPENOER5'' DO VOU A BOOK 0~ ~UOTATION5 .. 2 1 I h3r-+14:...:.R;.::40.,:.0..;N,_-l..,',: l. I . 1 I I . "Yes, I want to live a long life,' one not so smart cutle said to her ~======::..,friend. "But," she added, "I sure E KTT E L !don't wanl to reach - - ••• ·I" COULD I BORROW IT? Lotteries tho ehueklt quoted by filling In tho ml ..lng wordo L-..1........1-.1.-...1.......1--l you dovelop from llep No. 3 btlow. I FRIDAY . • . • . . OHIO Pick s: 2-0·2 Pick 4: 0·3-7-1 Buckeye 5: 12-14·20·30"34 Pick 3 nl1ht: 3-2·2 Pick 4 nlaht: 2·3·6· 1 SCIAM-Lm ANSWERS Unwind· Yacht- Pagan· Relish-HIGHWAy SEPTEMBER 6 I i: NEWSPAPERS Covor All Tho Malor SUblectol W.VA. Statistics show that three quarters of the populalion live in or near cities. I believe :the other quarter Is out there looking for the exit off the HIGHWAY. Deily 3: 4-9·5 Pally 4: 3·8·4·1 ta•li 211: 8-9· \ 1-16-20·21 Char 'BJJ1bday-- - - - - Index • Snturdny, Sept. 7, 2002 In the year nhcod rou may lind yourself bcncfittng from rour pusl CKperlences by betng more lltKihle and adnplnble Ia your presem ones . Now, when you gel blocked by certain kinds of obstacles, you'll know how to circum- vcnl thctn. . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Leaving things 10 the last minute couhl result in u frustrating jumble fur you. Allo· cule your dny ~u lhul you ulluw adequate time for laking care of all essential mutters. Trying tn pmch up a broken rnmunce'/ The Astro·Graph Mutchmnker con help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2.75 Ill Mutchmaker. c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OB 44092. . LlllRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- You hnve us gaud a chance '"the lliher guy of winning in t.:ompetitive involvements to- day. However, if you gu in seeing yourself us the underUo8, you may feel it necessary to prove yourse lf. SC:ORl'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. :22) -- It will · be wi'c nut to mi.11 financiul lrun~nctions with friends todny: H things go omlss, o bi~ mlsundcr· stun~lng may unse. Trent nil money muLlen In a businesslike munner. SAGIH ARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -- If your judgment concernmg u t:un1petilive involvement is a trifle distone~ today. there is o very strong chance you could get yourself immersed in something lhnt is way over your head. CAPRIC~RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- You re not going to be · in the mood today to put up with an acqlininlance who has a domineering personuill~ and who lends to tmpose ht5/her wtll on others. You're liable to knock Lhe chip off the person's shoulder. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)-- Mnke a point todar of not asking too many queshons of a close associaLc who is keeping someLhing to him/herself. Your pul may have valid reasons for not muklng any disclosures. PISCES (Feb. 20-Murch 20) -- Should someone not be in QCCvrd with your way of dotng things today, bccuuse it does not benefit him/her, you can expect (his person to 2 lldlon• ~ 12 ...... cause u problem tor you. ARIES (Murch 21·Aprll 19) -- Expecting OLhero to do : something perfectly thai you youroelf. aren't able lo do is being unrealislic, noi lo men~ tion demeaning, Lend by ex· ample, not by humiliation. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Sometimes II is necessary to take a cnleulnted risk but tiJduy It is npl to prov~ counterproductive. You mlsht take a gamble that goes be· yond rcasonnble probabllltlca. GEMINI (Muy 21-June 20) •• Going to the wrong penon for counsel I• worst than getting no guldnnce ut all. If you need ildvlce today, talk to an expert, nol another pal who may know leu than you do, , CANCER (June 21-July 22) •• If you start pointing out the shortcomings of oth~rs today, don'L expect to be immune from criticism yourself. The responses you get could severely deflate_~our ego. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• 1r your male Is presently munagmg the budget and dolna a good job, leave well enough alone . Your ability to handle resources mny not be up to par. NEW YORK lAP) Sluing vn tt t>em:h in Cupo Cod midsummer, the memories wush~d (IVtlr hi 111, lolling him, wilh(>\11 wunilng. bu~k h• tho horrur. For a n1oment, he h11<1j;· ined he wus hu~~ t>11 the pile, perched in ull his t'ruillty umongst the wroLChed punorllo\11 of smoko 1\nd smells nnd mansled steQl, everythin~ t•euctlht~ sky· ward. everythhtll ~co~ h ei.l by hopelessness und demh. And he thought of the deud and how their ghom hmmt th\1 flr~;~hous\1, sometimes inspiring, sometimes unnerving, nlwftys there. And he thought of ull lhtl e ulogl~;~s he hus dtllivllred. ul\ the widows he hns ~nm ­ forted, all the wrenching· decisions he hus 11111\le tryIng to guide his men. And he l'lngered the ~np- \ll'l' llt'ltl.'\ll~tt>n his wristt,l\11 otwe belon~,w,ltn Cml As<•rn - hnni\S(>ttw, t<lll'nl\l\' Ctnl - his driv~r. his •~mt1dnnt(l, whnm h~ l<w\'\1 H~\lll snn: Alllne> umoug tht~ \1\lll(IS, the v~Tentll l'lre lihiilf wept . And this Is whttl ht~ li\111· duded mul whm he tells hi> nit-n: II will alwny> t>e with 11s, wiWr\lY\lf we~\.\. thl~ t\lrrible scar. these \erriblil 11it>murl\ls, thi~ tilfflbltl time, "Wlwre ""e w\l n\\w~" Bitttu\imt ll Chlel' Joseph Nal\lonil fi~~s. hllck a1 tho IN HONOR - C11pt. O!ml\ll ftrehou~e ut the eud of th\l Q'CallaQhlll1'a iPIIrt flrtl summor, He glvt>s n hug\l, QQI>t lltlll h@l\ii 011 1\ 11\\lk 1\t wellt')l sigh, th\l ba~k Qf tho flrohoute 1\t "Who knnws where we ~11ijl11!l M 1111\1 l.t~tt(JI!r 4 111 nre. One yeur Ill tO I'. W\l 're New York. An entire ~hlfl of stil l ouryln~ (l\lt' dt~ml . " l!l mlln from till~ flr!lho\l~e. ••• includinj! O'Callaghan, wt~re Tho tiny lliU'k u~rnss tlw la~t when thll tow\lr~ of tllfl stre\lt fmm t 111 fireh11use h u World Trade Cent!.lr ool· lllP~ea on Sept. U ; IAfll PIHIIIH 1/11 1 AJ Woomer takes reins as Point mayor BY KIV1N KILLV I~--.~:O.s-rl-,..1.......,1,.,6;;...,1_, 0 C:om.ple~o . No one was il\lW'tld in a two-vehicle 'Prayer ahould be tha key ol tha day and tha look of tht night.'- Thomu Fuller. M.D. BIG NATE :,TE PMOTHEFI. Weather Zl PAEVIOUS SOLUTION - ....-! L~c:::=:=i__j IT'!> TOTALL V &O&US! ALL OF A !>LI~DEN I't'l SLIPPO!>ED TO SE · LlEVE WE'RE ALL ONE l!oiGo HAPPY FAMILY? OSKCN ANKOOLC AKOI) TNANLK PKHJNH l · NYNHIZLN." (UHOJODT I C WH08 NOMKHOOKL. r\N'PI t-\Q~ 7 e~~Wis his t~way r(lctio at Engine 54 al\ct lOO®r 4 Sillllion in New 'iorl\, Nllrdone we<~r'i. a co~ per bracelet on his wrist that once belon&ect IC\ his driver &nd oonfictante Cart Asaro. N<~rdone lost fifteen men, tncludtng Asaro, on Sept ll when the towers \If the WQ{Id TTOOe Center collapsed. (AP) ''One year later, we're · still burying our dead." CELEBRITY CIPHER Ir RI!MIMIERINQ -After retumln& from II CCIII, llatt&llon 9 Cllief )QSieph·N&rdooe tal~a 01\ • Calendar A5·6 Classifieds • 83·5 Comics 86 DearAbby A6 Editorials A4 Movies A3 Obituaries A3 Sports 81 ·3 Weather A2 ! C 2002 Ohio Volley PubllohlnJ Co. OVP news editor POINT PL EASANT Clurk Edwurd "'Ed"' Woomet' suiil he hus gouls for Point Plonsunt thnt us mayor, und with the consent nf city Coltncli. he wunts tu see accomplished. "With council's help. 'I would like to contln11e lhe cleunup ol' our city und I think we need lo J(lnk ttl our streets as u high prlarlly.'' Woomer suld nl'ter he wus sworn ln to the mayor's post Frlctay. Woomer wus uppolnted to fill the unexpired term of John Ranch by council on Thursday. Rouch. who resigned to resume employ · ment ut M&a Polymers, put in his last duy (ln the Job on Wednesdny. In u ceremony hold In council chambers, Woomer took the onth of pfflct;~ !'tom police secretary Louisll Hudson. nccampanled by city officials ~nd stul'f. Also on hand were Woomer's \\'iillii,·~. ~~~~ ~ Smith ""'' III)VItl\11 1'1'1' 111 lh~ \l~t'nt't • 1111'111 Ihill h~lj) 'Y NOl\'ll thl~ ~' tis~ . llt·~nl llnun\let'N flll'dl'~\ IH~' ·t'~t'~OIIill \hunk s h!t' il toil 11 ~ II t.lmw. nml .It 11111 1'11 11 l. ''I 11w tlr II I'm p111t111 11 his h ~nrt "ml tnhi ~olvln~ thi Nl'I\Nil ." TAKING COMMAND - Ed Woomtn ttlkl!l thl! Otllh of olfloe flS Point Pleasflnt'o m11yor In t1 Frldtly eoromony In council c hambt~ra by LI;)UIIe Huaaon. Point Pla11111nt polieo aoeretary. Council appolnt!ld Woomer to fill out tho rom111naor of John RoPoh'a torm. (Kilvln Kelly) mlniNter, the Rov. llill Bonk~ Wuumer hAM bQen the of GoNpel LljhthouNo ·~lty'~ lnMPQQtor for tho puNt Church, und tho ohuroh 'M two yonrM nnd wurked In (IN~I~ tl\nt · llftNtor. !..loyd trun ~portAiion munaiJement Mnyes. · . 1 1 kl 11 110 · Hnving annkN nnd Muye~ pr,pr to " 11,! city Jub. on hund for the oerumon~ . I feoljrOAI, ho MAid ulmul ·"wu~ very importpnt tu mo. • beoomlnj! ffi(lyor, "l look Woomer Rllid. . 111.... '" Mlftr, AI ~nul l~ rln Ynun~ . t-liit'y'M Jll)'~ ur nlll >luupht~l', tiiN\t thnn~ell . OVIU'YCllll.l who llllltWII s~nil thme r NpllnNI· hie t'm mYnle1'in~ her l'nther lo pri Nnn, 01tli111ll1 lell f'Olll' Ql\illll'M timl nne ~runi!Qhllil bllhln<l . "S lw und {lnry only !lot to · h prnmlptlt'Qn1N l'or \l if"yK," OuJtnllll 1 111111hor. NonQ)' Jullll, Mull!. "All nl' lhQ Qhll · dron uro hmullln~ It dlffQt'•. anlly. 11111 I knnw lhllfro j!]~d lt'i OV\W, Now WQ hiiVI! tn ~llthi't' UJl lhQ j)II!QQ~ ftt"l llvo fnr ltllllOI'I'IlW," Trylna to Break the Halalt7 HFreetlom From SmolcingH Smoking C~ssation Clinic Tuesday, September 10 • 6 PM HMC Education & Conference Center To register or for more information, pi Cit call 446·5940 MEDICAL CENTER Discov r· tlw Hol~cr· 0{(/i I'Qnc www.holz r.or1 I �Saturday, September 7, 2002 PapAl ·Obituaries 2002 ..,, Ohton1thtr ~ A: • ~~l!!!M, ~- ~- 0 1 ." ! ~ ·~7"181" ' J Weekend temp in the 90s ~ \.. ,.1 ..... ..\ ..) . Will.. ~f .<2\\l<l;l ~~Wl\1.~.- "'""' f\ ,,., ~ - ,_ ~· US Airways, CWA strike tentative deal A~UNGTON. Va. tAl') bm were confused about the - US Airways reached a l'Onsequences of such a vote. tentative agl\.>entem Fiiday "We want our members to on '"1~1 ~ut~ with 8.000 pas- be able to make a decision ,eni!er >ervke ~m~ repre- based on the ~IUplete. accu'ented by the rate facts." liberi said. c\111111\tmkathllls 'M>ril."ers of Many were appmntly Amclica. unawllre that a federal bankThe deal gives US Airways ruptcy judge could invalidate the reductions it says II ncMs the umon 's entire collective thml all \li1ions ex,-ept one: bantaining agreement. Tiberi the unc rep1-e~-enting its MiOO saiJ. lf thatl\appens, the air11\ech:mics. line could impose wageg and nut the lntematlonat . work rules as it sees fit Association of Machinists Details onhe deal With the agi\.'Cd Fiiday to revote on a CWA were llot released, but pmposal to authorize $151 airline ollidals said it met million ill ammal cotlces- the cmtlpany's targets for si<llls !him mechanics and <.'Ost reductions. US Airways related Clltployees. had been seeking about $70 Last nlollth, 37 pet'L'elll of million In annual wage con- . , lltccharlics' union member- cessions trom CWA employship r-ejected the same pro- ees. · IXIslll. But uni<m splll..-esman Oven\11 1 US AhWII~s has Joe llbeti said llltllly mcm- been asking · its 35,000 ARLINGTON. Va. (AP)Atll!r .1~ years, Chief'l\rarrant Oll1t'Cr Charles Sta~iley has .~nne home thml the Vlemam War. Wnt Vlrglni• wuther IIIIUI'tti!IVI ltpt ? . '... ' Lawmakers join solemn • sess1on \ Shmlcy who grew up In Clcvclan,i and w:1s dedm-ed lnlssing dtll·h\!1, the \Vtll', was hllricd Friday with full military htlllnrs in Arlington National Cemetery. About ~\) l'tunily m,•nll\Crs. !Hchds tlnd Victt\ill\1 veterans gathered ul,llllld the flag-covered ca.skct tu say a liuai g<XIdbye. "Tiltlt 's WI \lit \VC'I'C hCI'C tO d<l tnday, tn honor himlhr hi.s yc:n·s <ll' service . 11tere 's a sense of dos\11'1' In this," said lhm · Stanley of Huber Hctgllts, Ohio. Holt Stall ley was I J years 11\d \vhen his brother disappeared \lll l'l!b. 6, 1969, while tlyln~ ab<llll\l 11 UH-1 H heli~oiJtct· <Ill <Ill emergency supIllY illlssiun in Vietnam . Clutt'lcs Stanley and tlve others wet'!' clt\ssltied ~s misshlg 111 a~tlon tiH' the past three dc~ttdes. "When It t1rst hltppened, illy parents literally waited by the p\1()1\e for days, ahd those' . -··· •,,,,.,•._••••• I •• ~ "·- IIi~ loretta l. Wright employees to make annual wase concessions totalin,g about $840 million as part of a $1.2 billion cost-cutting plan. Seven other bargaining units. includins pilots and flight attendants, had already. conceded to about $619 million in cuts. The airline has postponed a hearing scheduled ror nell! week in bankru.ptcy court 1h81 m1~ht have resu 11ed 1n 8 iud~ mvali~ati~t the. ~ir­ ine s collecu.ve argammg agreements With umons that h~d not ye! reached terms wtth the alrlme. . The passenger serv1ce :'!Ients represent~ by CWA mdude reservations agents and ticket and gate agents at aifj)\lrts, snid union spokeswoman Candice Johnson. BIDWELL - Loretta L. . Wright. 64. passed uwuy .ThuNhty. Sept. 5. 2002. in _the Pleasant V:1lley Hospitul · following :111 extended ill· nc". She wu, a resident of llol7cr Scniur Care Center. She was born Feb. 19. I'IJH . in Wharton. W.Va. She T' tl1c daughter of lhe lute .Hnn,fonl and Ollie Md)al'id . She wus a mem ber or the Chur,·h of Chrisl in Hctlder,on. W.Va. In additit•n to her r,arents, 'he w:t' preceded in ( cath by her husband, Hcrmun Wright. nn April 3. .1997. ·and one daughter. Teresu ·Edwards. mill two sisters. Willi' M.:Dine and Shirley Bunch . L<lrCttll is survived by three sons, Richnrd <Ellen) Wright of Columbus. Duvid (S haron) Wright of Pt~triot. and DannY. <Crystull Wright ol' Oak Htll; four grandchilllren. Beth Andrews of Co lumbus. Shari Wright of Middleport. Nicholus Wright of Oak Ifill , :ind Justin Wrighl of Sun Leandro, Cui.; two grcut-grund.chi ldren. Dcinn and Erykuh Andrews of Co lumbus ; five brothers. <:uri M,·Duvid of Dar.ton, -Jimmy McDavid of B1loxi, Miss.. Puul McDavid of Elyria. Millard McDavid of Tullaha"ee, Flu.. und Donnie M.:David. .Phillipines: und one sister. Ctl nntc (Dun) Lattn of Arlington, Va. · Graveside services will he held 2 p.m. Sumlny. Sept. ~. 200 2. in the Calvnry Cemetery. Rio Grande. with lhc Rev. Danny Neal officiating . Friends muy cull at tile ·McCoy Moore Funeral llomc. Vinton on Saturday, 6 to Hp.m. The hody will lie in 'state ut th e funeral home Sunday 12 to I:30 p.m. Ohio soldier missing since Vietnam is buried ,,..,_~~ FIJiflti ~.. '• ' days turned into years. Titirty-three yelll'S later, here we are," said Charles S!anley's older sister, Carol Subel of Chagrlh Falls, Ohio. A horse-drawn carriage b">llght the casket to the cemetery, and the U.S. Army Band played "For All the Salms" as eight servicemen ~an'icd it to the grave site. "Charles Stanley joins a long suct-esslon of men :utd women who have fought for our ti-ecdont.'' said Lt. Col. James May, gesturing to the green htlls Of the CCilletery. whfch m-e cover-ed With rows nl' white tombsto11es. Stttnley, who attended Mnylleld High School and Ohio State University. joined the Army In 1968. At his t\tnerali he was given a threej!un vo ley and a tribute b{ a fone bugler. A folded tlag was pr-esented to his fanlily. "Even Ifit's late, I think it's good that he Is being honored now," Subel said. adding that she wished her mother had II ved to see the burial. Stanley was part of the crew on a t1ight that radioed to say it was retuming to the base because of poor weather. The flight never retumed, and .no wreckage was found in the Immediate search. The fam II y endured years of him being listed as MIA and unsubstantiated reports thnt he had been taken prisoner. Subel said in 1970 she and her mother thought they noticed him in footage t1tken · at a prisoner of war camp in Vietnam. Investigators, working in cooperation with the Vietnamese govemment, collected remains. personal artifacts and uircratl debris in the Quang Tri province in 1·993, 199~ and 1996. Stanley's remains were Identified using DNA annlysis lust year. Th date, soine 680 sets of remains have been .found in Vietnam or neighboring countries and returned to the United Stutes for buriaL Still, I,905 soldiers und nlrmen are missing from the war, said Larry Greer, a spokesman for the Department of Defense l'OW/MIA Office. ict ·Now Open s 8 p.m. Sunday. Sept. R. 2002. in the Ingling Williams Funerul Home. South Charleston. Funerul services will he ut II u.m. on Monday in the International Pentecostal Church of Christ with the Rev. Aaron Turner officiating wih the Rev. Clyde Hughes . Buriul to follow in Greenluwn Cemetury in South Churh:ston. Friends may, if they' wish. contribute to 1he church building fund in her memory . - ,..ld Notice Marjorie Anne Shimp MARIETTA - Marjorie Anne Shimp, b7, of Route (\, Muriettu. Ohio, died at I :07 11.m. on Friday. Sept. 6. 2002. 11.t Selby General Hospital. She was b. o r WYNGATE OF ·GALLIPOLIS 12:00 p.m. to 4:00p.m. Stop and us .~.C1.~t::f~ NATIONAL ASSISTED LIVING WEEK with our carnival & Annual Balloon Launch! ' 16. I \134, u1 Gallipo li s Ferry. W.Vu.. to Howard and Maxine M i n 111111; 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ... 111 Half &Half Pouches &Cans Boston $12;99 Carton ·~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~~~·~~~~·~~·~~ .. ~~· $1.29 per pack Ho,pitul. 1106 Drive. Mariella . Colegute - P•ld Notlr;o Addle E. MacKnight HARTFORD - Addie E. MacKnight. 94. of Hartford. W. Vu .. died Friday, Sept. 6. 2002. at the Overbrook Center in Middleport. Ohiu. Addie wa~ born Mtlrl·h 19. I\lOX, to the lute William MacKnight Sr. and Nellie (Wein) MucKnighl. In addition to her parents 'he was preceded in deuth by a brother. William MucKnight Jr., and a sisler. Julia MucKnighl. Addie is survived by a sister, Nellie M. Smith of Hnrtford; a brother and sistcr·il\-law. George Adam and Ernestine MucKnigh1 of Huntin gton. W. Vu .: and several nieces and nephews . Addie is a 1928 graduute of Wuhanlll' High School; u lifetime member uf Hartford Uni1cd Methodist C hurch ;· and 11 member of ILG Workers Association.. She wus 11 scumstrcss for 4) lit Huntington years Manufacturing Co. Funerul service will be held ut I p.m. St1nuuy, Scpl. 8, 2002. at the Foglcsong Tuckcr Funeral Home in Point Plea sant. with th e Rev. Rex Young officialing. Burial will follow ut Gmhum Cemetery, New Haven. Visitution will be from 6 to 9 . p.m. Saturday. at lhc funeral home. In lieu of flowers, Ihe family . requests donut ions be made to the Hartford United Meth,)di st Church or your · Inca! Hospice. · - P•ld Nolle• Margaret J. Sis·· Clark 16 NEW HAVEN Margaret J. "Sis" Clark. 66. of New Haven . W.Va ., died Friduy. Sept. 6. 2002. at Pleusunt Vulley Hospitul. Clark was born Feb. 24. 1936, in Gibbstown. W.Va .. to Lawrence. Persinger Cunningham and Loretta T. (Gi bbs) Bush. She was 11 homemaker and attended the True Gospel Church. She was survived by her husbund Hermun H. Clark to whom she was married for 47 years. She was also survived by her son und dau<>hter -in -law "' Wayne L. and Terri Clark, Circleville; son Herman H. Clark, Jr., Carroll, Oh'io; mother Lorettu T. Bush. Letart , W.Vu.; grandsons Joshua W. Clark. Jacksonville, Fla.; Robert L. Clark. Circleville, Ohio; brothers and. sisters-in-law Lawrence and Linda Cunningham: Jr. Letart, W.Va.; Harvey Junior and Sara Bus h . Letart, W, Va.; and special niece Paula L. WV Cunningham. Letart, · a. and several nieces and ne~~rev~~~~s will be ut 7:30 p.m. Monday. Sept. 9. 2002. at Foglesong-Tucker f;;uncral Home. Reverend Donald Roach will 'be officiating. Vi sitation will be 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8, and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at the funeral home . - P•ld not/co @~>U~n @r;.nJy. · @r;.·rr;.~eQ .JJlppfeJJ. Reader Services . tt~l ~~grE @' :hfluclr .mf.~f'ef · Correction Polley Our main concern In all storlea Ia to. be accurate. If you know of an error in a story, call the newsroom at 446·2342. · l l l l ....... 1 k Conley. She wus 11 service representmivc for Ohiu Bell Telephone Com puny for I g years . She. then wus a sulcs ussodatc in real estate for Cranston Real Estutc and Jim Christy Reultors. She was ac1ive in community groups while residing in Gallipolis including serving ·us President of the Business und Professional Women's Club . While resid ing in Muriettu, she wus a member of the Mariettu Welfare Lca~uc. Sulvution Army Adv1sory Bourd. Betsey Mills Club. Meals on Wheels and Lcugue of Women Voters . She was u member of Christ United Church. She - Paid Nolle• Methodist enjoyed pl11ying bridge and entcrtai111ng her friends. She is survived by her hus · bund. Emerson Ruy Shimp. whom she married on Aug. SOUTH · CHARLESTON 20, 1967 ; one daughter, - Genevieve Opal (Taylor) Misty Anne Shimp and her Fife , H3, 122 N. Chillicothe fiance, Kevin Curtright, of .~t.. South Charleston died Columbus, Ohio; one son, ;rhursduy, Sept. 5, 2002. She Duvid Emerson Shimp and. • vus born on Fe b. 20, 1919, his wife Michele of •• :fn Oallin County to Jumes Columbus, Indiana, one itnd Ida Mne (Clary) Taylor. granddaughter, Monica and : She was the founder and one gr.undson Christopher :!Just owner of the South both of <;olu.":'bus, ln~mna : <:: hurleston Greenhouse. 1\~d s~eclai. fnend , MIChltel : She married Jumes D. Fife · Klrl of Mur!ettu. . on Nov. I, 1936, and he preAlso sumv!ng are her Sl~·ceded her in death on Nov. ter~ Jean D~vlson ,and. ~ackle ·22, 1998. She wus also pre- Hughes 0 ~ Gall{!;ohs and . :ceded In death by sisters b:oth~:s \YII,hum . onl9y a~d :Punsy Pearl Taylor and h1s wile V1v1~n of Galhpohs.. •Audrey Violet Adkins. Harland (Chick) Conley ot ' She is survived by her G~lllpolls and Paul Conley children Betty (Carol) of Marion, Ohio. ,· ·Johnson of South . She was preceded Ill de~th :Chu rleston, Janice (Clifton) by. her son, Richard Ke1th :Brown of South Charleston Sh1mp.and he.r parents. :and Jerry (Pauline) Fife of Serv1ces will be held ~n ·Springfield; . sister .Eloi.se Su~day nl I p.m. at Chnst Cromllsh of Galhpoh s; U~tted Methodi St Church brothers-in-law Bill, Luther." With. Reverend .C.hafl«:s Jtnd Donuld Fife; sister-in- Mu~llndell offtclallng. ·tuw Lois Chevalier; numer- Bunal will be on Monday at :..v ,, ,s nieces and nephews·, C 10:00 a.mF .. din Mound :grundchi ldren Donna Wertz, en,tet~ry. nen s may ~a 11 ':Debbie Bromley, . Gay Ia begmmng Suturday mornmg :Skil111er, Alice Dillman, at .· McClure-Schafer-. Dawn Fife, James Johnson Lankford Funeral Ho~~ and und Jeffrey Fife; and II family will greet lnends great-grandchildren. from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. · She wus a member of the on. Saturday und o~e hour .Jntcrnatio!lal , Pentecostal pnor to the .servtce. on Ch urch of Chnst 111 South ~unduy. Mcmonal contnbu:Churleston for 54 years. liOn~ muy be ma~e to The · Friends may call from 5 to Cunng ConnectiOn, 411 · Scam mel Street or Selby • Marlboro $24~50 carton IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIItltlllllllllllllllll$2.45 per pack Winchester Little Cl;ars ... $8.95 per carton , $9.95 pe~roll • TlmberwolfeSnuff ..... *Buy one oet one FREE n O~tobcr .Genevieve Opal - ('I'18Y1Or) Flfe Sunday, September 8 1h *New· Pomeroy • Middleport'• Galllpcills • Point Pleasant Admission is FREE! All Games are FREE! Bring the Whole Fatnlly Fo~ A Day Of · Fun & Entertslntnentl Newe Department• Demolition making way for new bridge BRIAN J. REED OVP staff wnler BY POMEROY The demolitiim of building' near the ~it!.! · of lhc .· Newt editor &porte NIWI , E•t..23 E•t. 20 . E". 2t E•t. 19 ings will l>e burned h) lt"\11 fire dcpurtmt·nt ern" "' tr:tining exerci'c'. ODOT plan' 10 award hi<h on the ~JJ million hritl~~ project by year'' ~nd. and recently released new pho. tngruph' of the bridge d.t·stgn. rc~taurunt and other building!-. which I> similar It• hridgc' in ant! on Wc,q Main Strcel witt Prnnorville soon fnllow. a~cording In Steubenville. The new hriuge FiiMIII. Some of those huild- will be locuted ju't uprilcr Wyngate Is located at 300 Brlarwood Drive, (We are in the same vicini~ as the Children's Home &Board oi.Educallon) For More .Information, please call74,0·441·9633 www.mydlllytrlbune.com a-maH: nswaOmydallytrlbune.com ' -- frumlh~ currc:il '1""1. l>t11l 1 lh<· llJ~o ·,. Th<' l'oridg<· pn•jc,·t "Ill .1 in,·lmk a 'l"<'!idl) d<'"~ ' ,1 apprua,·h. 10 :diu~< lt11 lh ''''P l'oridgl' tr,,fft<· and • 'hut1cr ".oit lor 1h11 '"~h 11 1 fiL· trtl\ cltng I<I · \l1dd kp• aml ,u1 ntra "nk <t(, I ·I tlcck . <~IIIL'h 11111 111ch itlll\'' lor ntoton'' ' .tnd ,, " 1 L'ialpetlt•,tn,m<~ .tl~"·') Local Briefs Meeting set RIO GRANDE - Rin Buard of• Puhiic Affuin.' rcgulur monthly meeting is(. p.m. Tuesday in Grund~ 9/11 from PapAl ·'~ rene. 'haded pluc~ with newl y planted saplings. si lver picnk tables and a cool gruy <.:ohble,tonc .:nurt. In Ihe center, a black granite fountain is cngravctl with . the name' of 15 lirctightcrs. Edward Geraghty. David Wonlcy. Daniel O'Cttllughan. A ycur ugo they ruced from - the lillie bmwn-brick lire, house al the corner of !!th Avenue anu 48th Street to the World Trude Center. They never returned . The purk was cre11ted in their honor. u pluce for their families to leave flowers, for the public to pa~ tribute, for their "brothers~· 111 Engine 54 und Ladder 4 and Battalion 9 to puuse and remember and reflect. Many of the firefighters do just that, stopping by the park when their busy shifts are over, to bow their heads, to ponder the past year, to suy u Woomer from Pap AI , . forward to the opportunity to serve the people of Point Pleusant. "l'ye always set goals for my life." Woomer added. "I've set goals for the city." In addition to making the city attructive und focusing on street work, Woomer said another priority of his is to push Point Pleasant's economic development. "I'd like to see our empty buildings filled with businesses that are prospering," he said. "I believe in our city and its history. Point Plcusant is a great place to settle and mise a tiuniiy, and if we market our city, great things will take place." "Those are my three priori- (US" 11 J-ZIO) Ohio ilolloy Publlohlnt Co. i'IJbllshod every a~ornoon, Mondoy through Friday, 815 Third A~e., Gallipolis, Ohla. Second·ci•JS pottage the Rio Grunde ~unkipal HischtlrJ!cs Sept. ~ Building. The meeting i~ none. open to the public. Birth - Mr. anti ~I r Rob,•n lame,, daughter (f'ublishcd 1\ ith pcrmh Holzer Medkul l'l'nh·r · sion I • HMC notes pruyer. In lhc park, ,ay' 1hc chid. you get u hrc:1k rrnm tl1c grief. There•\ an olJ ><tying among lircl'ightcr' that the best way to brin¥ 11 llrchouse doser is to cxpcncncc a lot or fires or one dcatl1 . The "Broadw11y firehmlse ," as this thcutcr diqrkl 'lalion is known. is l'Onsidcrcd one of the busiest in the city. po"ibly the world . It avcrugc' 14.000 runs a ycur. ulunm ringing so often thai some tiretightcrs don'l bother getling out of their turnout gear. Their mono is Never Missed a Performance. Until a yeur ago, they hat!· n't .had much pructice with death. On Sept. II the firehouse suffered one of the worst losses .or any in the city. . Fifteen men perished. "I guess that makes us real!~ close," says firefighter J1mmy Cooney with u surdonie smile. "But the rculity is I don'tthink we could huve been much closer.". Closeness is whut the fire- hou'~ hall al>oul. the"· Ill\"' whn cat mgc1hcr ami htll · together, who .l'Oo ~ antl&.:k ,l and 'hop to~clh~r. "ho 111 1 int.. hunung htnld inr together with a "CllM' ot' du1 1111~1 feurlc,snc' ·' and pnd And when they !caw 1hc ltl < house and head horne . the· socialite together. help• " each other lini,l1 h:hcm,·•H lix mol\, wor" joh, .. , 11 >ide . Brothel>. they cull ,.,, other. und . illl!\ ~o: ry ~l'il't' ti ll arc. Sons have lollowctllatl• anti g1·andfmher' lllln 11 fi rehnu,c. Wives joke thatt lr· men arc"' clo,c: !heir hah11 all arrive around the .... an ,· lime. There\ a phol ngLq ' taken a few years ug... "' ·eight of the guy> hold 111 newhorn;. One ol the , ,.,, father• pcrbheu in tht• '"" ers. Those who 'urv ivcd never be the sume. Some have taken rnc11t.t' hculth leuve. or urc ge11in ~ counseling for the li"t lillie in Iheir live> . Othe:, acknowledge they ;hnuld he Wci!lhing heavier than lh,· grief IS the gui lt , especiull) among men who tmded 'hiltties," he added. "If we do our with 1hose who died. And so. eveit one ycur iul<'r . job, we can get things done. We no one in tl1e firehouse talk\ cun accomplish things. bring in of moving on. And '"heal in ~" jobs ~~d keep our youth at home. · seem> an altogether inude Woomer and his wife Donna, quute word for the creeping 'a teacher at Ashton Elememary sense of normalcy thut i' School tor the past 28 years. finally taking hold. are the parents of two sons. Brent and Barrett. Woomer wi II be completing Rouch 's four-year term in office, which expires June 30, 2003. The next mayoml elcc· tion is in May. He will preside at his first regular council meeting at 7 p.m. ~onday. '"I. I Trust...is somethi you earn. Ohio Mutual under· lstlmds. We work with you to protect your fnmlly nnd ones you love. policies are made with you In mind. Prut~resslve, Innovative, lco,mpetitlvc. Call today. paid II Golllpolls. Membtr: The Anodated Pre•s and th• Ohio New1p1per A!IOCietlon. IOhln Muhml- More thnn a promise. PCIItrnesttr: Stnd eddre11 COfftC· tion1 to The Gelllpollt Dalty Tribunt, Bl5 Third Avo., Oolllpolls, Ohio 4563 l . DoUr Oalllpolls Dilly T"buno. Credit will be slven c.arritr ttth week. No tubscrip· 13 Weeki 26 Wookt 52 Woekt e~-Lte . 5o cent• Subsc.rlber1 nqt deslrln1 to pay the cer· rler may 11mit In advtnte direct to The tlon by meli permitted In lftll where Other 11rvlcee Adverlltlng E•t. 10 home ctnler ltrYice IIIVIIIIblt. or 17 ~II 1ubtcrtpUon Clrculellon · E•t. 13 Clrculollon Maneger E•t. t 1 lntldo Golllo County CleuHIId Adt E•l. 12 13 Wook1 117.30 Controller E". 24 21 Weeks 153.82 1105.56 Pr111room E".·16 52 Woeks Publlthlr E•t. 15 Uteo outtldo Gollla County 11111i . . . . . . . . . . . . 11111111111111 new P<Hner<•y/Ma,on Bridge i' 11 ,;lin that wn,truction on the bndg~ i' n~arin g. a~cordmg to ·m1 Ohin Dcpanment of Tran't.,.ll1alion 'J.,.>ke,mun . Stephanie Fibl•n of ODOT'' Marietta oflice 'uid Frida) ODOT crew' have l>e~un to dcmnli'h hutl\cs unt.l l,thcr ~trtll'lurc:-.. ncar the existing bridge in prcparalinn for the new 'pan. Earlier thi' week. the ll>rmcr Shammy\ building ' wu' demolished. and lwusc, , the former Adolph's Duiry Valley SubeuiDIIon r•te• The main number Ia 446·2342. a, arrltr a'f inotor rautt · Department ~txtenllons are: OnowHk · ll One manth $8.10 Mmeglng editor E•t. 18 One y11r · , S104 Aulgnmonl editor 6aturbap G:IDU1 ·6tntlntl • Page AJ 129.25 1$&.66 l10t.7l Watch Charles Bishop of Pinch, WV Tonight at 7:30p.m. 11t4tt-t4HU Insurance Home Real btult Auto Bu~iness Farm . Ir I �• • PageA4 Op1n1on • • • • (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 446-3008 REA'\EMBER r!M 1~... w-.myd•lly1r.lbune.com • Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher Bette ·Pearca Managing Editor Gallla Calendar i ' PATr6N9E•.. 825 Thll'd Avenue • G•lllpolll. Ohio Comm Mdey. s.pt.mber '· :aooa Pt. Pleasant Calendar Mon<11y, Sept. I POINT PLEASANT - Clly Council mHIIng, 7 p.m., Clly Council Chambtro. MASON Muon Town Council mttllng. 7 p.m.. clly lepl. ' CROWN CITY - Till CI'OWf1 City building. VOiun- Fltt Dtolrtmtnt will hall a LEON - Town Council mttl· ltiiiMif\MI btQIMlng It 10 a.m. In lilt lng, 1 p.m. lltt tlallor1. An auctiOn btQint at 4:30 GALLIPOLIS FERRY - Akzo p.m. Nobtl Communlly Advisory Panel, monthly mttllng, 7 p.m., plant'a main audiiOIIum. Public tnvtled. Festivals ..tu.., Andrew Carter Asst. Managing Editor w thr rchr, ., mY trdcc'ltft'. 11tn· siWtfifl ~ lt>,\S thau 3(XJ h'onJ,·. t\11 lrurn ''"" .-.uhjrct w ~llitwg tutd t~msi l"t" ..~1,\:ttt't/ mul mduch· II4Mrt'S' cmd lrlrt•ltotlt' mwtl>r1: No umigurd /t'llrn 11 ill I~ · J•tlbll\ltr(/, 1 run.~o ,\houM llof' m ,l.it"fl(l mMrr.'\.\itr,~· f\\IH' \ , fiOI Jlt"I 'SWIIIIHit' .\ , /1tt' f.IJIWh•ll.\ r'\JIH' \\t't/111 lltt" ('fl/U,HI fWifHI ' Ulf' tht' I <Ill· .\'t'tl.\14.\' c~f' tilt• f)Ju,, \ it/it' I' 1 1 11MI-.IIin.~ t. 't•. \ · rdiwriul /J(!fml. Ull/t'S.\ t•IIWI 1\'1.\t' tH•Irc/ Card showers NA T IONAL VIEW Clear vision on technology improvem.ent needed • Tht• llmnlnlun l't••l uf Mnr111111hm·u (W.Vn.): The future 1>1' our nntall1 will d~i'<'Hd 111~'1\ tc·c·hm>k>g) nnd c·ommunkullon in u ,tx: tety inm:nsingly dcpcmll·nt t>tt inl'l>rmtllinn ns n st>liiW t>f wenlih. In West Virginia. we have mnde grcnt strides tt•Wat\ 1dci'CI· t>ping thHt inft>nnntion·hnscd ll'l'hnolugy. Yea we huve miles to go bel'lll'e we 1·nn dcdarc thut we nt'C tx•udy fur the lt'r hnolt>gil'lll fuwrc. Ncnrly two dccndc•s 11g1>, ft>rmc•r (iov. Gllstt>n Cnpcrtun ttHad c itu state priority to intnnhtcc• tcdmulugy intn dn"n>ums tnthc state's puhlk sd1uuls, 11 move 111111 ltHtde sense lhl'll nml puys benefits m>w. Tndlly, West Vtrginia st mknls who huvc grmluuted fmm l1ip.h sd1ool hnvc hml ample CX I~•s urt' II> c·omputcr tcdmolog y, 11 fnl'· 1m thut will help pnsition tlwm t\1r succc" in •nlkge nml hcytlnd But Cap<:l1<'1l's visi11n only pnrttUIIy positions West Virglniu for suc·ccs.s. Trtll'. yo tntgslcrs in our puhliL' cducnlinn system huvc gnllt'n 1'\postu'C 111 critkul t'<1111putcr skill s, hut nnu.: h I'C IIIutus In be dum·. Wt" rc forttUHilc. in 011r •·nnnmmity nnd <lltr region. hl l1uw fostered un ltllcresl in high tcclmnlu~y uml to huw utilitd tlw pt\'sc• twc 111' Wt•st Virginill University 111 the heuclit ot locnl slmlents. In stlnll' /'"rtiot1s 111' tltc stutc. lulwcvc t·. th~ /woml se of tcchuolo~y li tH til<' usc· 11f comput•·rs is n t111K'h nrg1•r dl!lllc n ~c . Students ill tHII' l'l.'giou' t'l'IIP lhL· heuefil s, hut stmblls iu otlwr t\'gt11ns stillnwn itlhc beuclits lcdmnln~y <'1111 hring. The pr11hlcm is cspccntlly ncule iu S<Htlhern West Virgini11. where cnlllhlltation s of d111llcngcs nm g 111 ~ fmm .the e<>SI of tcdmolllgy to the ve ry tt'ITttin 111' tlw sottthcrn cuul countic' e~nnumy mukc l'lllcrging tcdmnlogic!o! far more dilth.:ult to nl; CC~~ thuu in otlwr rcginns of the slillc. ' Our fnctas untcd1nology nud nvnilnhility of ht ~h-s pec d cnm- puh..·r m.:~.:.;s~ 11111 ~1 \!:\ tend be yond the must populHlcd regions uf the stnlc. We cllnllotlw s:tlisl'icd with nne level of tcchnologlcnl nvnilnhility in our •ornet nf the stntc while uwepting lc"er 1\CCCio.S in other rcginns . We k11ow th'e stntc hudgctullnw s prerinus few invcstmcnt.s in the future we'll crentc for young I>Cilillc in West Virginiu. Budget misnum11 ~e mcut , ewmlmit: dow11swiu~:s nnd the loss of au entire gellel'llllllU nf ynung West Vtrgini11ns 11111kc the tusk 11 l(ll'lllidllhlc oue. Tntth is, howe ver. lhnllltere is 11 critiettl need to continue. 1111d evcu 111 expnud, the stmc's investment in tnfm· umtion technology Its 11 tool to lu.: lp Wes t Virglnin move 11wu y from its dependence on henvy indnslry. That effort must hcgiu in the Sllllc's pith lit; schools. hut it Cllll· 11111 cud 111ere. Wmkers truincd 111 .tohs thnt dn not re•1uit'C highlcd1 s ~ill s either nlrendy httve will find thcm se lws lucking in the attributes needed to stii'WCd in the new economy. The .st,tle 1m"t step i01rWttrd . "' we cun muke sure unother gcncrullon of West V1rginiuns is not lci'l behind. . Ill'""", TODAY IN HISTORY BY f Ht ASSOCIAI ED PRCSS Tnduy is Salurduy. Sept 7. the 250th day of 2002. There arc 115 days left in the yeur. 'll1day\ Higl1ligh1 in lli stmy: On Sept. 7. llJ40. Nuti ficnnnny t>cgnn its initiul "hlitz" on l~utdon during World War II . Ou this date: In I K25. the Murqui s d ~ l.nfaycuc. tl1e French hero (lf the Americun Rev(llution . hudc furewell to President John Qtaincy Adam s ntthe While House. In 1\101 . the Pence of Bei jing ended the Boxer Rehel linn in 0 Chinn. · h1 I '127. American lt; le viston piouecr Philo T. Fnrnsworth, 21, succeeded inlrun,milltug th e image ot 11 liue throu gh purely clcctronk merut s wnh u dcvtcl!' cHiled un "i mtage dissector." In IIJJ(l , rock legend Buddy !lolly wus hom Churlcs llurdln llollcy in l.uhhock. Tcxus . · In I%J, the Nutiooal Profc.sional Foothull llull nf Fm11c wa' dc.licnted in Canton, Ohi o. In llJ!llJ , Senate i{cpuhltcun leader Everett M. lltrk ,en died ifl wa~hington , I In 1'!77. the Puna111a Canul trea ti es, callmg for the United Stutes 111 cvcutually tum over corllrol nf the waterway 111 Pununu1 , w&:n: ~igrl\! d in Washington. . In llJ77, •·onvictcd Wntcrgate conspinttor G. Cillt'don Lilldy was rcleuscd from pri""' :il'tcr rll! it·u than four ycn t''· In 19H6, Desmond Tutll wn.s ita., lallcd us the fir, l hhtck lo lc!td the Araglknn Church in "lUthern Africa. In I L)L)(), rapper T11pac Sh,tkur was shot and rnorlally wound· ed on the l.as Vegas Strip; he died .six duys lat er. l en yc:tr\ :tgo: Tronps in Smtih Africa fi1 cd lm African Nalionul Congress su/1pm 1crs ncar the Transkct homeland. killing 2H and wounl in g 21HJ lla,chitll Collllni " iuner Fay Vincent resigned. lour days alter a rto-confidencc vote hy duh owner!\ . r ive ycur' ago: Mohuttt Sese Seko. the former drctator of Zuirc, tfied tn exile in Momcco al age M . Thought 1111' Toduy : " It is g<>o<lto lw withmll vicc.s. hut it i' not ~""" to he without ICill/l lalion ." - Walter Bu.l(chot , Engltsh ed itor and cwnontr., l ( X26- l X77). Woodmw Pope will colllbratt hit OOth blrlhdiy SIJ)I. 8, 200i. Caldl may bt 11111 to 1101 St. AI. 775 Scottown. Ohio 45878. Hottle S.lle Gothal<l will bt eel•· brtlinO hw B&lll blrtnday on Thuraday, ••turo-v, 8tpl. ' GAI.I.IPOI.IS - Tilt PlymaiO Stpt. 1a. 2001. C.rcttll'lly bt tontto ttul'llon will bt litld t\10 p.m. in 0 .0. 242 Magnolll Or.. Gllllpl)lll, OhiO Molnlytt Pont, Bob Whitt Sht"-'· 45631 . Lunch will bo ol 12:30 p.m. Sundly, Stpt. e PRO<:;TORVILLE - Jolltra family ttuniOt1 In 1110 Pmclorvlllo Jr. Womllfl't club building. PicniC lunch llottdly,~t~~t. 10 tiMid •112:30 p.m. BIDWELl. - Food Glvtawar. at GAI.LIPOUS - Harry Drummond 1\lnlty Unlttd Molhodltt Church 1 artt rounlon tn tho l.OQIM 11~11 0 11 at 10 a.m. Spontottd ~ Ray ol MoCormk:k Rd. Lunch will uo ati'IOII Hopt , Pill" b~ng bol<tt. Al12:30 p,ll\, CHESIRE - Baird • Htlhllll rounlon In tho Clavin Shloltomouu. diftnll 81I p.m. GAl.LtPOI.tS - VIctor ind Edith lundly, ltpt. I Sllttr • Htllty family rtunlon l l 1a GALI.IPOLIS - Holtll MOdiOli noon. 0.0. Molntyrt Park, Sholt11•3. Ctnttr will ol!tr 1 !Itt PttPIIIIIon to1 Iunday, Stpt. 11 ohlldblrlh otall trom 2 to e p.m. Altht GALLIPOLIS - Montgomtry Ed0011llon 1nd Conltttnco Conter. Rtunlon 11 10 o.m. tn mt 0 .0. For mott lntormaaton or to ptt·rtall· Motntyrt Pint, ShOIIOr Ctrdlnat. ttr lor lhl OIIM. 0111 (740J 448•5030. Sunday. Sept. 15 GALLIPOl.tS - Holzll Medical Conttr will olltr 1 frtt clltl on tlb· llnga from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 11 lht ,rlday, Sept. 13 Education and Conttr11n01 Ctnttr. RIO GRANDE - Wt lah liM! For more lnlolmollon or to ttgl11tr tor Datydd Edwtrda and hit dllughltrl lilt alan, ctll (740) 448-$030. G,wtlwr tnd MtnnA In ooncorl 81 tho QAI.LIPOI.IS - Holttr MtdiCII UniVtlratly ot Rio Grando/Fito Granda Ctnttr will olltr 1 fttt otatl on lntant Communlly Collage at ? p.m. Tht CPR tmm 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 11 tho oonoort will bo ht fd In 1110 Blfry Fine Eduoallon and Conltrtnco Center. and l'tr!ormlng Alit Center. For mott tntormatlon 0110 ttglllor tor Ttoklll witt 0011 I I a And tan ba lht otut. call (740) 448·5030. purchnod tho night ollhl ooricort. Reunions Focus R.U HER.' ' ' Increasingly, UJe have no other option but to attack William Rusher ll/' Osumu hinl.udcn und Suddnm llu s.~~in htl~ ht't'n ~stuhlishc•l 11'h!d1lsn't lhc pnlnl : und n~wr hus l1t.~ t1. lnnth~t· wnnls. the)' tll\llinln!llhdr he~! ttl ~I'CltiC the lmpt\'ssi\111 tlmt lmn t\'c~lcss­ ly numll1!lt'l1l11111011S li:;ks lin· 11\l IMlt.II\'U·, son - knnwhlllthut u ~-ct1uln utnotn1t L•l. this lih1 will stlc·k In nw. t•wn nHcr tht'y hcml 1\tr the high timhet· ttnd t.'wcr thd J own t\lur ends hy vntln11 tn sup1•111 1111 ulluck. Okny.thnt's 1111llll~s. As lilt' me, I will wnlt untllthi! mllillu')' "'tnmuud~'"' li!ll me the 11tlst time 1\11' tU1 tllln~k - pl\11~lhl y mld-wltllcr. ns in tl~c ~us.: nf l><:sct1 Stmm. '11•:n. 11 l~w dnys ot Wll<!ks In ndvunl'C. I will !live thut sj'll.'l'l:h 11\1(1 " nu1~c lite ~us.::· nud we'll sill! whntn th~ Am~aknn IX~I)llc s u/11~111. . One thin!!, h\lWCWI\ wlllm•l do. I will IIIII llnwdlc uwuy the nc~IIWO YCIII'S hold ~ hill huttds with Etll\llltl1111 dlplumuts who wunllll sttall ut ull ""'~· 11r with dnnt<:stl~ ~rilles who W\lltld love to daim I hill thei tulkcd 11\~ tllll nf this "1\ll'kluss ndvcnturu ' - nnly to lcnm. curly hi my s~t~lt1<.1 hmn: nr in the udmlnlstmtlon of any ~ u ~~css.~·. thlll Snddumllusscln lttts secretly nuullll!t:J.l lu s\1\UIIIIIt: 11 11u~ lc ur wuu1~•n Into this country. tl11tlthllt lii!IYing him will hcn~c~ fnrth •·ost scverul hulltlt\'ll lhouslltll\ Al11tll'lcm1 lives. 1l1ct\l muy he smnc Amcrl cttnllOlltldn1l nt the pa'llsitlcntml level whn Is willln s 111 tnkc thlllt'lsk. nut his 111\IIIC Isn't tl\l\II'I;U llush. (William Ru.lll<'l' 1.1' a 01.1/lllgu/.,·11~<1 /-\•1/mt· <!!' lhf Clm't'll/11111 lnwlrutr .flit' r/1•' w, <!1' .\'111/I', I'IIIIIIISIII!' ""'' l 1111illm/ .\'1111/y 1'1111• ~~~~, '"·" ) ---- ----- WEST'S VIEW Exploring tales from the techno valley and forest On 11 rccetll August ni ght In u centml New York vullcy. 17· ycnt··nld Spcnt•ct· l.ee King murdered 14-ycnr-old Annie "Nonie" Dnnmnond. At least , thnt '.1 whut Klu y rcportclily lllllllncul l'llilcc In the l'unnlng cummunity oi'Fuhlus hcfme bcinB chnrged with stnhblnH, hentiu~t und burning Drummtmd hl death In the J'annhouse she 'hurcd with hct• gnuulfn· ther, wh11 Wtl.l 111¥1\Y thnl ui ~:~ht 1111 11 cwnph\g trip. Poor Nonie. It seems . hud lieli tn King nhout her use, und he ...,nuppeu." The locul pupcrs ttnli cvc 11 The New York Times wea·c full of the dcluils the two teen-ugcrs shu•·cd "u ~.enl . for MTV" and "n weukne" for junk foml." Cleul'iy, this wu.s u case thut 'couldn'l he reduced tn the brevity nf rcg lnnul round· ups. Why'/ Snrdid life ami vlolcut dcuth nrc not by them.sclvos cnnsidcrt:<l note· wunhy. Whut seems to ltuve mu~e thi s cu<c new s were its roots in rurul yuuth nnd the pnj sonnus fruit they bore In cyhcrspucc. l. oncly Nonie Drumnwnd i.s thought to lmve heen mu•·<lcred <111 her grandflllltcr's apple furm ri ght smnck In the miudlc of nowhere by n tccn·u11c drtfter she "mel'' on the lntcrnul. Sin: n ~vc r got 11 reul look ut him until the night nf her own dent h. Lcuvhtg the crime scene punlculnrs to th o prnt:cs,, innul s, it does n' t require rmtch irnuginutiun In luke Nnnle's fate us or1e rnnrc cuutinnury tulc uhnul the ltHcrnct nr1d how " unfett ered t~cccss" 11111y wmk, in:. tdiuu, ly, huth wuy.,, When we open nur.,elvcs 11p 10 that new. wired wurlu nut llwrc ot. nmch worse, allow children to "/1c11 thcrn sclvcs up we cK pnsc nurse vcs 111 its shuuowy denizens, m,my nf wliom shouldu ' t he cmn"ted with th e fnrnily dull, 1111\Ch lc's our daughters. Of mur,e, as uny tcclmu -hoostcr will tell you (even l'lludmit ill. looking for love in alit he wrong chult'o<JIII Si' l'lll'c ly futtal. Indeed. WirciJ muguzlnc hrcu1h- 1cca1s hnvc used IM 111 say .some thlll~· they wmilll not huvc suld fucc·tn-J'H cc.' . Mmc dlsttu·hh1A still tii'C the lc •ns Wlt~:d cutely culls "r,mtnll experts l\1 ut·ges unllncqulsltlon.l ' ·· kids who \>ns( "lllrty" photos ui' lhcm.•olws, wish I .I ts, 'llnk.s In online .sl\li'C .I tlllli even shipping Instructions. "Mes gotha wlshllst :D lovq 111 ~·1 buy something;• llsplngly writ e ~ I 6-~e!ll'•old Tummeo or Kei'IIC r.<vill~. N.C. Fcutmlng shots of h ~r hru (filled) und mouth (fined with brllces). Ttu11mcc COLUMNIST hus posted 11 shopping list nf uppllunccs thut nu1s fmm u homed eyclush curlct'. lu lessly Insists In Its Scptcmbc 1· Issue thut u " Mcmmcx Trt.tvelvlcw 430SS Mubl e hctn 11 "hypel't.:nnncctcd" tu lhc lutcmcl VCR wllh 9-lndt Culm· Screen:· t11 ~ :1 · 1 1 II • II 'I •· 1 $1.~1MJ C'ompuq computet· setup. One ol tone ucvc w 1111 t cu s " Ill I uency s Tummcc's uct.:nmpunylng cuntmenls:: ucttnllly good thin!! . In other . wmds, ": D WOW ... puh Jluh\{luh \'lcnse :: " Ct.• Drummond muy hnvc wn slcd her own k " short life SCIU'chlng lhC flushing SC I'CCIIS Oil nCCS llllll hcgs.'' lrCI 'N IICCIII111JU• of 11 PC und MTV I'm J'ulflllmeut und nyin~ ~llllllllcnt: " The ~ifl SII'IIICI!-Y pni'JlliSC, hut her more typicul puers. the seems to work, thou gh I"JIIcc wurry the muguz ln~ rcll \II'IN. ure poised to " unlock slt9s cun be 11 prowl nl! ground 1'1!1' the potcntht of u trtmst(trm11 tiv e tech· pednphllcs." Occ, I won•lcr why. " Luckily. ullthe t ec hno-new .~ lsu'l huu. 1111 1 "IIY· In Silicon Whul dues thul meun'l Unless tellin g p Orcf.on's j . . f'mcsl outside' 1 all ym1r friemJs whul you urc wcul'i ng 10 m1 tml, ustmtnutes I rum the suftwurc II purly reully. I'Cully J'nst 1.1 your idcu of giunt lmcl, Wlt·cd rcpm·t, thut u stnull . trunslill'mntlvc lcchnulnt~y, 11111 much. cumpulcr-frce pl'ivutc schonl cu ll1:4t Worse. some vurhtlioJ1 on Nnnle's fute Swullowutll druws onc·lhlrd nf Its sl.ll· b 1 II' k · I' dems from fumlllcs employed lly tl"' wntlr.l 1 •e•J industry. No Luddltes here .!:" • 11 10 c. us111c c uwny mm hi"h·tech ullton mnny kids spntllghlcd lt1 Wirc(i's I 0 , •·und<•wn 011 1ccn techno-trend s. Thut . ust pru·cnts who J'ecl that cn1nputcP,~ doesn' t ncccssurlly I!O J'or tlw cnthut.lc- (und tclevlslnn and mnvlcs und rudinl gluzcd mill inns who JliU'k nl Woh JliiMCN nrc 1111 obsltlclc 10 chlll,lt'cn's lcumlng it! .like Ncopcts.ct>m for 1111 UVCI'IIgc nf ~ () the yenrs before hiJ1h schnol. Tulk uhout minutes 11 day 111 "~nrc " fur such "pels" counlcr·c ullurul. Their belief Is tt 11n "' cy huurai~N undJ)(I\I[llC.I: They're just computer skills mux he IIC(jllll'e(l in a wn<tin~ their n]ln s. llut the ynungliters l'cw months. much lake l~11rnlng tu liriv~ dcspemtcly lmllinj.t <:hut 1·1111111s fur prom " em·, und hurdly I'C(jU irc 13 ycurs of ti ttles 111·c ohvinu •ly 111 risk. ulong with e,xpc nslve. Hrnc cu n ~ umln ~t drlll iuy; nil the kills leurning sot.:l nl skill s 1111 1 hey, ns snltwtu·c prol.csslon111 s. shnn l<l il"tlllli· I11CN,CIII(CI'N, II ll\IIUC uf Clllllll1ll• knuW. ~nd WC, liS .IOltWII\'C 11Cilphyt 1•• ; niCutinn fu<~cr u11111 the speed nf C· IHIIII should stop - nn1lthlnk 11hnutlt . thnt sce1m to strip uwuy the llillln'ui pm- ( /)/mw Wt ·:vr/.~· .11 mlumulst <llllll'lllll, tcclion,, of shy ncs~ urad uucertuinty. A ~.. r~al ~vrilt'r. f~u· ~~~~·, Wll;1'ir/n~/.'~" '11mt••. Wired notcN "]7 percent of IM· It1" Me WIIIJt 111111" " " ' vw thtt.\IIJCwml! : • " ltt/lllmfime,v mn.) • Diana West Social Events Ltttn Community Centt1. W~­ lna lrom S:JO to 6 p.m., lollowed by • thor! ITlMtiiiQ. MASON - Community Cancer Suppon Gmup, 7 p.m., Mason United Mlll10dlst Church. All 1rea cerur pallenlll. ltmlltes, and caf11glltera lnvlttd. POINT ~~ EASP' . •- Arhasra " oke suwvrt gl'<. . hOslvd by Dianne Mcln\yl'l, 1 p.m., Pleasant Valley Rehab Center. POINT PLEASANT Alcoholics Anonymous. 12 noon. rear of lht Pttstara Center. FLATROCK - Clothing closet gtw-away, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. each 1\Jasday, Good Shepherd Unitad Methodist Church . !lllurday, Sept. 1 f'OINT PLEASANT - Native Amenean presentation by Danny ·snadow Fo•" Smith, Chief ot lhe Native A11>orlr• Fedtrll lo~ along wu . s. ,olal· other members: 10 a.m. West VIrginia Farm Museum . Native American weapons And loots and ancient artllacts will be on dlsptay. l!elly Rtmmey, lha ·weed Lady.' will also be there. Kids games. a srlenl auclton , and mor11 . Free admission . Call 304· Tll11d1y, Stpt. 10 675·57371or more lntormallon. POINT PLEASANT -· Mason SOUTHSIDE - Dance at County Schootboard, 6:30 p.m , ~.Stpt. 11 Southside Community Center. 7 Mason County Schools c'ntrat POINT PLEASANT IQ 10 p.m.; Rocky Mountain Boys O"ICI. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. will perform . Eve1yone welCome. 611 VIand St. Use the stde Weclntadty, Stpl. 11 antrafl()e ot Casey Law Office. Monday, 8tp1. t POINT PLEASANT - Mason POINT PLEASANT RACINE, Ohio - Western Clothing gtve-away,10 a.m. to 2 Counly Tourism Commlltaa, 8 style square dAnce class and p.m.. each Wednesday. POmt a.m .. MOVC. Public lnvtled. workshop, 7 to 8:30 p.m., awry Pleasant Presbyterian Church , MondAy at the Royal Oak Resort. 8th and Main. Conlrlbutlons ot Call 304-675·3275 tor more clean ctothaa are appreciated .' tnlormattcn. Clubs and Organizations POINT PLEASANTstroke support Aphasia group. hosted by Dianne Mcintyre. 1 p m . Pieasanl Valley Rehab Center POINT PLEASANT Alooholocs Anony11101Js. 12 noon, raar olllle Preslera Centet FLATAOCK - Ctothmg closet gtve·away. 9 a m lo 1 p m . each Tuesday, Good Shepi1erd Unrled Methodtst Church Reunions Sundoy, Sepl. I BADEN - Sayre tam1ty m honor or John L Sayre. Baden Community Center Covered diSh meal at noon; lam1ty auction tn the aharnoon GALLIPOLIS. Oh>o - Moooge tamihes. 0 0 Mcintyre Park., lunc h 1 pm Soturdey, Sept. 14 POINT PLEASANT - William Edwards and Willie Stewart h:&mihos. noon , Wost V1rgm la Farm Mllseum Meal wtll bll colored Call Delores Stewarl Cundtfl. 30~ ·773·58n addtlionat Informat ion WEST COLUMBIA lor - Wooten tamllles. at the homo of Chester Martin Bring a CO\Iered dtsh tor meal at1 230pm The Rtgleler wtlcomet Saturdty, Sapt. 14 llama for the community cal· Seturd1y, Stpl. 14 POINT PLEASANT andar !rom non-prolll organiSOUTHSIDE Danct at 811Urdly, 8tp1. 7 ·Alcoholics Anonymous. 7:30 zation•. Item• muet be eubmlt· Southside Communlly Center, 7 p.m.. 611 VIand Sl. Use lhe side ted In writing and can be POINT PLEASANT - Odd to I 0 p.m. Sounds ol Bluegrass enlrance of Casey Law Office. mailed to th• Rtgleter 200 FellOws Lodge family plcnlo, 4 will perform . M1tn St., Point Pl11a1nt1 W.V1., p.m., West Virginia Stale Farm 25550; faxed to (304) 87o·5234: Mond1y, Sept. HI or t·malled to newaOmydalMuseum. Food lurnlahad. Bring Sundty, Stpt. 15 tyreglller.com. BIOIUII Ol1hl POINT PLEASANT an llem !or the ' white elephant' POINT PLEASANT - Card Alcoholloe Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. larga voluma ol community aalt. POINT PLEASANT shower ond reception lor Lucille 611 VIand St. Use tha stde ntwa and to tnturl accuracy, 111m1 can not bo tlken over Fowler as she celabrlltS her entrance ol Casey Law OffiCe. the telephone . .Woodman ol the Wo1td annuAl SOth blrthdly, 2 10 4 p.m.. Community calendar 11 pubpicnic, 1 p.m.. Old Town ·Nazarene Fellowship Center. Tiltldly, Sept. 17 llahad •• a tree llrVIQa to nonCampground . Members and Friends and reiiiiYGs tnvllad. No POINT PLEASANT _ W.etght prollt groupe wlehlng to guests lnvllod. Bring two covered gifts pltasa announce mlltlnge ancf epeWatchera. weigh-Ina. 4:30 p.m.. clat evtnte. Calendlr Item• dlahes. Call 304·675·7618 for ' · meeUng al 5 p.m., B04 Main Slreet. cannot bo gu•r•ntHd to run a addltlonalln!ormauon . l.ETART- HELP Diet Class. tpeclllc numbor ol daye. NEW HAVEN - Wahama Lete,rt Community Center. Weigh· 1 Band car wash. 1Q a.m. 10 2 8a1ul'dey, Stp1, 7 Ins from 5:30 to 6 p.m., lollowed by p.m., New Haven Fl1a Slatlon. POINT PLEASANT a short meellng. . AloohollQa Anonymous. 8 p.m .. MASON Community Cancer Sundly, Sept. 8 MASOt-j - Wahama Alumni Point Pleaaanl Presbyterian Suppon Group, 7 p.m.. Mason Band practice, 2to 4 p.m .. lo pre· Churoh, corner ol 8th and Main. Unllrtd Methodist Church . .AJI al98 cancer patients. lamllles, and cerepare for Homecoming. Call Use aide door. givers lnv~rtd . Martha Varian 11 882-3932 or Mond1y, Stp1. t Rex Howard at 882·8240 for POINT Pl.EASANT more Info. AtcohollCll Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., 61 1 Viand St Uae the aide Monday, Sept. I antranca ol Caaey Law O!ftco. . NEW HAVEN - Amer lo1n lalurday, ltpt. 7 Oulll Crttk 10 • 10:80 a.m., l.tglcn Auxiliary meeting , 7 p.m.. Till Idly, lep1. 10 Rodnty 11 11 • 11 :30 t .m.. Ctnlll"'llll l.tglcn. POINT l'l.EASANT - Wtlght 12:30 • 1:18 p.m.. Rio Grtndl !lllltt 1:48 • 1:45 p.m.. Qattta 3:15 • 4 p.m. Walcher~, welgh·lne, 4:30 p.m.. Tlllld1V1 ltp1. 10. MondiV, ..pt. 1 mHting 11 p.m:, e~ Mlln Sllltt. lwtngton 10:10 • 10:88 ·a.m., POINT P~EASANT l.I!TAAT- HI!~P Olat 01111, t.1t!lol<l 11·11:18 a.m., Nolan 11 :10 AmtriOin ~eglon Auxllllty Poll IOOlhl • All tlzt tlllralong • 11 :18 a.m., Ptrry 11· 11:10 p.m., 2~, 7 p.m., Amtrlctn ~ICJIOn. your body. for tddld comfOrt UP-orttk lid. 1 • 1: ~o _p.m., ~101 a . TOrAt INTE~Ncr soltwort ~OINT F'l.IAIANT Muon l t30 p.m.. Jaalteon 1111111 1:30 • mokts connecting lu~ & 3:18 p.rn .. ~hllllpt 1:31 • 1:11 p.m.. County community lduotttontt "'"''" 3:11 • 3:10p.m., <attlla Mitro Outr11oh ltrvtot County Counbll 1111111 11:10 • 4:110 p.m., lultlrnut milling, 10 a.m.. COUIIhOUII Orlve 4 • 4:50 p.m., Chllattn Hom• 8:11·1:41 p.m., lldwltl Pott Offlo•e Annex. l.unoh tollowl. Instant Messaging and morel · I p.m. TulldiV, ...t. 10 WtdnttdiV1 ltp1, 11 U•UgiiM AcmJ • Sl1n Up Onlltlll . Woodland Oenllr lb • 11 a.m.. POINT PLEASANT Aot11y Stntor llltOUI!JI Otntll II: I 8 • 11 :48 a.m.,l.tH ,ork 12· 11:30p.m., Club, 12 noon, Mooat ~odgt. Woodland Ctnttr 1:30 • 1:18 p.m., FURNITURE DESIGN TJ't Ohlld Oatt 1:30 • 3:18 p.m.. Thur~day, Ia pt. 1 Chttlrt 3 • 4:30 p.m.. l.tGrtndt 3:30 NEW HAVEN - ~QUAM 175 RL 2, Golllpollo l'orrl• WY 675-1371 • 4:11 p.m.. Tara Apartment• 8:30 • mtttlng, 7 p.m.. l.cdge Hall. 8:30p.m., t1tand Avenuf e:u- 7:18 p.m., Burne« !xt. 7:20 • 7:80 p.m .. Kanauga a· 8:30p.m. l'rlday, 8apt. 13 Thuttdly,ltpt. 1I ~ETAAT - Jam 1111i0n, 7 Mltl Ptull'l 8:15 • 10:15 l.m., p.m., l.atarl Community Ctnler. OtYII Hall 10:30 • 11 :10 a.m., Rio Grtndt Child Otvetopment Ctnttr Llllrl Pioneers 4·H will nave 11 :15 • 11 :48 a.m.. Oavtl Hall12:30 • ccnceaalona. 12:80 p.m.. Wyngatt 1:15 · 1:45 p.m.. Clay He1d1taet I :30 · 2:30 p.m.. llturday, ltpl. 14 Ctearvlow Ettattt 2:45 • 3:15 p.m.. GA~l.IPO~IS, Ohio Filii Ktrr 3 ·3:48p.m.. Eurtkl 3:45 • 4:15 ~ . m ., Buoklyt Foodland 4 • 8 p.m.. 1'111 Bark In lha Park, 10 a.m. to Ohio Tliwnnoull 4:30 • ep.m., Cmwn 2 p.m.. Clly Park, aponeored by City 8:50 • 7:15 p.m., VInton 8 · 8 tha Gall II County Animal Welfare p.m., Mtroervlltt 7:30-8 p.m. ~eague . The canine handlart from lhl Gallla County Sherlff'a Otpl. and City Pollee Capt. will bt !here with thell dogs. Walch how the dog• tnlff oul druge and 1111ok. Hava your picture liken with tham . Qat your children !lngerprlnltd by tht Snerlff't Dept sec clients b~ uppolntment Try your luck •• wt 11Htt tole of durlna the ovenlna hours. n101 111m1 donaltd by local bull· Additlonulservlces, such os n11eaa, euch •• Btrnldlnee, blood pres8ure checks and .Ttwnay JIWIItrl, Paul DIVitl, preanuncy tests, will be MoDon1ide, Kroger, 1nd many offered durl na lh~ evenina hours Ul the neulth deport• morel A and I. Grooming will bt lh1r1 10 trim your pet'• toenalla men I. and 'fluff and puff' 11 no 0011. Sherry Roberti. tralntl, will bt ollarlng lhe AKC Canine Good Clllzen ltll. Phil Luoktydoo will be thare making anlmll balloon• · for tnt klde. So come out 1nd aupport lht Laagut. For more Others VlEW As :<~•m us mtr intclli)lcnw u~<'ll<' b told me thut Suddum I hts,cin IIU> li~d y to dc•vcltlp nudclll' WCIIjKll1s .wtthln two ,m· th1~ )'<'tit'S. I kn<-w whut 1 hml to <h hlt' the l1t'Sttimc in histlll)', uminm power 11111 ' smn l•"sess the nhilrtv ttl inllkt unu~WPI · ' nh\<) dumu~c on tlw (lniMI Stui<'S - fot' cxnmple. hy s mu ~ lhl!l u nlldt•nr IWIII11ll1 into N1•w Yt1rk nr Wtts hln~.tllln uml d~ttllutt · ing it if we, th<)t\'llik•~ tukc 11ny tll'tinn . Suddrun de-ems inl\llcmhlc. No smt~ 1"\lskkiiii'Ottlil/•l.ssl hly ~umhlc COLUMNIST oil lcttln!l t 1111 stute of ull\t t'S dcw lop. As I suid in my Sjli.'C<:h til w,•, t Point, Wt' huvc ' no t>pth111 hutto ~ trlkl· Jia'St ptwmptl vc- ('htllll'C lllll!ll'l'l' In intumatiollllllnspt'l:linns . ly. n11ywhere. nnytintc. uml smnln11lmmu· 'lllc l:>emu<:mts knnw this. und non~· hut tllntt'ly. He ~·tmmJt pnsslhly ug1't'.C to such 11 u c•n t~kpot l~w will dut\l VIII ~ lljlllinst il li~mlmli. umllh~ t\' will ill) n11 wl!l~lill\~1111 when I ask for Cm1 ~ t\'Sss SliP\'",, MtlSI li11' "negotiut ions" nr "" nlm nnlsc \1r llday. M~l li1Whil~. l10WCVt'l', I lU I~ is th~ r~~:rlllli would mthcr he cuu~ht lieud 111111 u·y tu cxplnin. 1111~C Smhh11n has pnt 11 nul'lc11r hcl\lt\' I !live my nddr.:s~ "tmlkilt!l tile ht1111h in plncc. why they vnt<\lugulnsttop- t;nsc," mad we cnn l'lltmttmthc Dt)lllUI:mls nnd their pnls 111 The New York 'lltnes ut1ll pling him while lhc11: wt" >till time. Sn11t the nppl\lprlnlt' lllllntent - which The WHshhi!IIOn Post 111 IISil this Ill 11')1 to u hll. 'l11C)' Ul'l' uh\•udy ~0111· is hl .s11y, not fur nhcud uf th,· milltnry ~·ut uw phtinlng t \ut I "1111\'l'll'tmudc the ~·n~e" 1\11' nssmtlt ltS<•If -- I will mnkc 11 tl'lcvised tU1uttut;k (which Is 11'11<'. 11\l~IIU.IC Its hnpnt'l adtlt'Css to tltc Am~t·kan people, ·'nutklnjl tlw cusc•" l\1r nn nttn\'k nn lruqnnli uskin11 will\11) fur ~ t..,ulct·, umllust lhr lntlj,lt'l'. If I I'm(\ utg• ~:s~\ supplllt. 'llll· Amct'klln \'!CO· m11k~ it Inter - Just ht•l\ttl.l the nttuck). pk. Whll111\l i1Ui\tols, Will SIIPI~111 siiC 11U1 Th~y •·•m1!''111u thnt 1 tnn lt:tno1·1na tlll11ck 11verwhelmhtjll y. nnd "' will Am~rl t;n's ullcs.ttnd even " Wot'kloplnhm ' (whkh Is 11iso true. hutunly fnr th ~ same C'tlngrcss. At the same time, I willlhrmully udvlsc 1\luStllt). 'l11cy oll\lli:t tlmt the wur will htl 11\lr nil it'~ or SitCh llliL'IIij:CI1l'C illllll'llllllion 111111\' dlllkult. mi<l lust h111!lct', and elllull ns eun he diSl'h>Sc•l. umlnntify the Unit ·d mot\: cusllllillc.s, nml ''"' 111\lll.l, tlmn its Nuuons nl' Pill' imemlnn to <'Xct\'1.'1! uut' 11\IV<>CIIICS CX}X'\:1 - hUll hey llnn'l discuss •·ight of self tlcl\msc. I may t• ven nd11pt th•· ~ost ; of 1111 h'il\llnndcur wcu/11111 deto.linuny Hukel"s sugjlcslku1 nhout uskltt!l nntcd in 11 1111\\llr l\m~1·l•·nn t; ty. 'l11oy the United Nut inns to !live Stttldnmllnc lust pllllCSI thnt n11 Clem· CtliiiiCCtllln 111ltWc'Ctl s.turdtty, S.pteMber 7, 200:1 Public Meetings l.t"tlt>l'..\' tastt', Page AS Classes •o. Concerts, Shows Support· Groups Bookmobile Clubs Thuttdly, ltpt. II - Qercttn Club ennu11 P!onlo ate p.m. under tnt ttnt btnlnd St. l.oula catnollo Ohurc~h. ~'"" bring tlb~ ttl"'lot and oov• attd dian. lttulllay. ltpt. 11 QAI.I.I!'Ol.tl - '"noh Colony Onapler of the Daughttrt ol tnt Am11101n lltvolutlon wlll nave Itt llrot milling lllhl Qattt County HIIIOIIOII looillY 11 10 a.m. In the milling rqom. oennla Jonnaon, onalrpereon of IOAII will bt the guul tptlkll. II you lrt lntttttltd ln becoming 1 mtmbtl of tnt DAR pltaH oonllot Mobtrta Routh II 448•4174. Tli beoomt 1 1111mbtr you mutt have an . anoutor who fought In tht ~lullonary Wtr. GA~l.IPOI.IS e ,Niemail boxes, Webmail, .. www.localnat.com a Seniors GrouP.S Monday, ltpl. I QALI.IPOI.t9 - Stnlol E'llnlng Olnn11 11 the 011111 County Senior RatOUI<ll Ctnlar II 8 p.m. Good tood, door prlzaa, honoring blrlhdayt, tnd grotl ontlltolnmtnl. Coal It 13 ptr ptrton. FOI ltiOIYIIIOnl pltltl oill448·7000, OMI. S. l\ouday ltl)l. 10 GALLIPOI.IS - P.EAt. m111tng 11 1111 Gallla Senior Fluouroo Conlar 11 3 p.m. Gulli IPtlktr will bt 11om Olalrtot 7 Area on Aging. DlttiiOI RtpiiiOOIIIIYO Bill KuhniiiM Frank Vllughan will olao bl available to updalt mtmbtrl on Blato and ' FUll( Free immunizations given at the Gallia County Health Department GALLIPOLIS Free ltntnunl~ullons will be provld· od hy the .Onlllu County Heullh Depurlment from 4·6 p.m. Thursduy, Sept. I !lut lhc 'heulth dcpurtmcnt, 499 Juckson Pike. Chlldt·cu In need ul' lmmu· nlzatlOIIS tnUNt be liC~OillpU· nlod by 11 purcnl or ICMUI guurdlun. und brlnl! u current rnununlzutlon record with them . The WIC office will ulso PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. ' \\11 .\T IS PIU:I)\JC)ln 11-\DI\C;·: .\IU: \01 .\ \I( ll\1 01· l'IH.D \lOR\ 1.1· \DI\L'! Find out by attendln11 Predatory Lending Educational Cl•11e1 at the Meigs County Annex-Lower ftoor on Monday, September 9, 2002. Sponsored by the Mel88 County Fair Housing omce, we are offering two mslons. One ii:OO am to 12:00 noon and another at 1:00 pm to 4:00pm. You may choose the one moHt tonvenlent for you. lf you uver plan to buy a home or your own or.reftnance your present home, you must be Informed In order to avoid belnl! a victim and risk losing your home I You may register by calling Jean Trussell, Fair Housing omce at 992· 7908. First Baptist Church presents "The Land of the Free" Patriotic Cantata Sunday, September 8th 10:00 a.m. Service Come share in our celebration of America and all she holds dear!! I\ J, I �Page A& • 6aturbap Q:lmet ·6tntinel Saturday, Sept.mw 7, 2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant Inside: PN.'p $('OfV.'ht)(m/, P(lgt' 82 Won1an DEAR Allll\': Hm' d<te' otw muk~ fri~nd' after .:nl· lege'? Thi' may seem like u dumb que>tion. hut I'm huving a hard time. Ri~ht after I gruduutcd, I murncd u wonderful mun uml moved hulfwuy aero" t·hc country, leuving all my l'lo'e friend~ behind. Huving l>ccn ADVICE raised m1 Army l>nu . I ncwr hnd tmuhlc adjusting Ill lll'W ~ituatinns until now. mudlo things. I'm h<>ping you My , husband is my best · l'illl help me, Abl>y. friend and a gr~<ll wmpanion. t'RI ENDLESS IN THE but I miss having girlfriends TEXAS PANHANDLE in my life - to cry owr silly Df:A R FRn: NI>I.t:SS: movies with. and go shop· Please don't write I>IT the pusping, and share "girl talk ." ,ibility of forming friendship> I 11111 working two jobs, S\> with older people. They l'Uil time is scarce. and I don '1 he grt•at mentor> ·aml enn also huvc the n'loney tojoinu gym have c·hildren or c~ t endcd so I cun meet people. My day family who arc your age. jo~ provides linHtrd contact Silll'e your timL' ft>r S\>c·inl· with the publiL:, ' nml nt ht>th iting is limited, consider jobs my · t:o-work~rs arc t•xploring relati,in,hiJlS at decades older than me. your plal'e of worship or So fur. the only pcoflc r vc 11mong your husband's co· met my own age are ul single. workers. and they like tt> purty unLI do llEi\RAIIIIY: My c· hildrcn 'i ngles things. I'm hupjJY with ure grow11. They moved out u my guy. so of cuurse 'm nut few ycurs ago. but now into thnt . . they're hack . They do not ldeu lly. I'd like to meet want tu take care of them· other couples so 1 can mukc selves, and uo mithing physi some fcmulc friends, and we cully or financially to keep the cafl send "the boys" out to do house in order. I 11 ould li~e to 'ell my home und wor~ over,ca' for ont' )t'.1r in my prnfe"ion. If I don't dt> it mm. lnewr will. Pil'iN' tl'll lllt' hl>ll to gd tht''l' mwgrow n "children" out llf Ill) house uml off my hat·~ . They ha ve their own monc~ and they have frierl<h. I dun t know how to handle thi, : I'll Utkc your advice. tl have for Wltr>l - USEI> 1\101\liN ~11NNESUTA I>EAK USE U MUM: Be firm . Give your 11dult oiTsprin!! u deadline to .be out. Tht'll put your hou.,c up fur sale and take the joh O\'t'rseus. Pleuse don 't fei:l guilt)' for doing so. You have earned the right to CX)lCriencc your dream . Your children nrc adult, now. It\ time the y kt,trncd to .~urvivc on their own. It's 1111 imponunt pan of growing up. · DI•:AR AIIUY: I was dating >lllllCtliW spcdnl for si\ Jlllln ths. I'l l call her Meg . I fel l deeply in love wi th hL·r and thought we hud n futurL'. Meg said \he loved me, too. A few weeks ago, she got upset with tile and said I wasn' t smart enough 11r itttuitivc enough In know she needed $3.000 tn ~uy 11 ~;ar. Meg said Dear Abby I. Mason County 9-11 events : 1nisses girlfriends i11 11ew life ulith husba11d if I rcully loved her. I would have pich•d up nn her "him;· and given her the mone} without he~itution. The truth i,, I proh;t!lly would huvc, but I'm not u mind render. Now ·,lit'·, Ll<>nc a l'omplcte I~0 on me and hung me out to dry. Ahhy. Meg never t'ulls me "hnuey" or "swecthemf' nnymorc. und twvcr seem~ to huvc more than u moment to Sf'l'nd with llll'. I love her, out dt>n 't ~m>w wlmt to do. I d<>n 't ~now how mtu;h more rejection I cun take. What dn Y'"' mu~c of her l>chuvior"! - IILINDSIDEI> IN NEW .m RSEY DEAR . IILINDSII>F.D: (\>tutt yourself lut·ky. You IU'I! tinn ily seeing the renl person henent h the loving fat,ude. Blunt ly put, your ludy friend is il gtild digger.. Ease your ht·o ~t·u heart wi th the thought thllt you're $~.000 uhend of tlw gnnw. This "r<>muuc•c" was not mcunt to tlt\ Dnrr r\b/J\' r.1 ,.,.;11~11 hl' Abigail Vait Burrn. a/.1:;, k11ml'11 as Jrw111e Phillips. cwd ll'crs timllilnl hl' /err moriln; l'clllline Pltillip:,.. Writt' Dmr Ahill' II/ ll'll'll'. DearAbbl'.mm or ·P 0 . Box 69./-10." Los A11gdr.1". CA 90069. Meigs Community Calendar Public Meetings Mondey, Sept. 9 PO MEROY ·- Meigs Coun ty Republican Pally, reg ular meellng, 7:30 p.m.. Meigs . Coun ty Coull house , Sunday, Sept, 8 RACINE·· Chapman and Mylla Kerwood Hill reunion, 1 p.m. at Star Mill Park . People Footba ll Alumni Association meets on the lootballfletd at tO a.m. SALEM CE NTER •• Star Grange ' 778 and Star Junior Grange 878, 6:30 p.m. potluck supper followed by business meeting at 7 30 p.m. . Friday, Sept 8 at th e gra nge ha ll. Plans to be RA CINE Meig s County made for October chicken barb&· TUPPERS PLAINS -· .Tuppers Pomona Grange, 7:30 p.m .. c.ue. Pla ins Regional Sewer District , Racine Grange Ha ll. Members ace regular meeting . 7 p.m. to bring craflltems for judging; Olfl · Monday, Sept. 8 cars will be elected . POMEROY ·· Belles and Beaus Tutadey, Sopt.-10 squaro dance club offerin g dance POMEROY •• Meigs County classes, 7 p.m. on Mondays, Snturday, Sept. 7 Board of Ele cllons, regular meet· ROCKSPRINGS ·• Girl Scout beginning . Se pt. 9 , at Royal Oak lng , 8:30 a.m. luau al the Rocksprings Reso rt. First lwo classes aro free . Fairg rou nds from 1 · to 5 p.m. Dress Is cas ual. Informatio n trom Acilvltles about Hawaii, girl scou rs. 9~2·568 1 or 592·5668 . $5 tee will be collec ted, and all RACINE •• Regular meeting of girls In !he community are in ,ted . Saturd1y, Sept. 7 Ra ci ne Chap ter 134, Order of Information IS available by ca lling RACINE .. 35th annua l reunion Star, 7:30 p.m. Vlsllallon Eastern Aniy Markworlh at 667-032 1 or of the Samuel A. Eblin family, 4 by Project Com mittee.. Ebersbach at 992·7747 . Jerrena p.m. at Srar ~Ill Park In Racine. R.efreshments . Church meetings Sunday, Sept. 8 LONG BOTTOM - Long Bonom Unllad Molhodls l Church, evening se rvice. 7 p.m., with Dave Dolley. Clubs Reunions TUPPERS PLAINS - Tht• Fort Rundnlph pledge and 'ing the nuttnnSol'ict) Children of the ul unthcm all\ll>ther >t:let'A merkun Revolution t ions. requests ull studt·nts dress New Hn\'en EkmctHnry in red. white. und hlue und gnther ut the 11uj:t pole ttl students will l"reute t1 their school ·und Join them "Gnrden of Freedom" . in in rc·L·iting the pledgt• of front of the school thllt llllcghmce to the tlng on will bt: Iuter used us un th~ morning 111' Sept. II . otmid~ cluss uren. The stu· dents will t>e ~igning uno The Smith Cnpt:hnrt Post displt1yin~ u flng whkh 1.:10 l>l' the New Haven stut•·s "We Hon\\1' 11nd American Legiun, ulung Cekbrntc th~· Hewes! " with the womN1's auxil· Doctor,, nur,cs. mcdil's, iury und Post l)ll21'l of the firefighters, JlOike. 1100 VFW, will be L'onducting u otht•r "heroes nf our com· remcmbrunce ceremony at munity" will be invlt~d to the New Haven Volunteer j<lin the students for lunch . Firt' Dept. Ceremony \viii begin nt noon. )>("lint Pleu~nnt Middle Ordnnnt•e Elementary Sl'hl>o l stmknts and stntl I ure enc\>ura~ed 1\> weur School. grulks pre·Sl·.lwol thr<>ugh three wtll sny tht' red. whi te. uml olul: . A pledge of tlllegiunce. und short usscmllly will be si ng the nutionnl anthem held in the gym lit . ~ n.m. und Grund Old Flag ut l) Tcuchcrs 11re cncl>ufn!!ed a.m. out side ut the tlug· tt> plan lessons th11t rcflc\:t pole . Grudes four-s i~ wi ll t>n pcnc'l' nnd healing. rcpctt t progrum ut 9:30 Tht• Valley View 11.111. Volunteer Fire Dept. will North Point Elementnry conduct 11 memorial ser, wi ll h\> ld u ceremony on vice fur Melvin Hill nnd the playground ut 2 p.m. Kevin W<>yun. 6 p.m.. Beul The students will suy the Cemewry. • Easte rn Other events Sundoy, Sept. 8 POMEROY -- Author larry Br,ogan to apeal< at the Pomeroy library, 2:30 to 5 p.m. · . TUeaday, Sept. 10 TUPP ERS PLAINS Orientati on for Eastern seniors and their parents, 7:30 p.m., high schoo l. Ouesllons to Sheryl Roush or ·Linda Faulk , 985·3329. POMEROY ·• Meig s Coun ty Geneao toglca l S6clety, 5 p .m., . Me igs Mu seum . · Cindy Taylor LOS ANGELES (APl Model Cindy Tuylor beut out nearly I0.000 compcti · tors to become the new host ·of th e Et Ent ertuinmcnt· Television tru ve l series "Wild On." The 25-yc ur-old from Purnguuy repluccs· Brooke Burk e. who will stny with the cubic channel us host of the co untdown show "Ra nk," E! announce<! this week: Tn)dor came to the Unitt:d Stutes ut 19 11> pursue u modeling CIII'CCr. The blond ~; 5-fuo t· 7-i nch ,·cce ntl y uppcured on the cover of Shupe mug11zine. und was chosen to host the TV ser.ies 11fler 11 six· month search . ,;Wild On" takes viewers to locutions frum New Orleuns to lbi zu. with un t: mphus i ~ \>n beuutiful pel'· pie wcuring next to noth· ing und purtying hurd . New episodes with Tuylor us host urc sc hedul ed to begi n airing . in the full, with dcstinutions in the Stutes und United Thuilunll. SAnJRDAY'S Prep Football ovc :r.m Rock Hill Rl\ier Valley South ~'~lint Chesapeake Coat Grove Falliand a-o a-o Hi! Fridey.. Gt"'" · Meigs 20, Rl\ier VaiJev 17 Chesapeake 38. Sym. llllliev 12 Coat Grove 20, Grwn 6 ft1lliand 22. Plkevlew 0 Rock Hill 13, Oak Hill 8 'Wayne 30. South ~'~lint 0 SEOAL lHI!l UQ All Athens o-o 3-0 Marlena o-o 3-0 Jackson a-o 2,1 Logan o-o 2·1 Gallla AcadQmy a-o 2:1 Point Pleasant o-o 1-1 warren o-o Q-3 Fndly" a."'" Ironton t7, Gallla Academy 12 Point Pleasant 28. Sls$onvllle 7 Athens 28. Alexander 7 . Jackson 33, Vinton County 6 Logan 28. Zanesville 14 Marlena 34. Grwnvtlle. Pa. 7 Parke!llburg South 57. Warren 20 TVC Ohio Dlvleton ~ All Alexander o-o Betpre o-o Wellston o-o Meigs o-o Q.Q Nelsonville-'mrk Vinton C9unty o-o ·Hocking Dlvlelon 1·2 2-1 IHm Trimble Waterford Federal Hocking Miller Southern 1-2 H! 0·3 Q-3 ~ All o-o o-o o-o o-o o-o o-o 2·1 2·1 1·2 Q-2 Q-3 Q-3 Frldly'l QimQ Meigs 20, River Valley 17 Wahama 32, Eastern 12 South Qallla 47, Southern 6 Athens 28. Alexander 1 Belpre 34. Fort Frye o F·fteld Union 42, Netsonvllle-'lbrk 21, Jackson 33, Vlnlon County 6 Wavort-t 32. Waverly 27 Berne Union 46, Miller 0 Trimble 29, Southeastern A088 14 Frontier 39, Waterford 37 Saturday'• 01mt1 Federal Hocking at Selotovllle Non-league Illm All Ironton Wahama Oak Hill 3,0 2·0 ~ymmes 1,? Valley Hannan ' South Qallla t ,2 1·1 1·2 Frtd1y'1 Olmtl ]],650* 5 • Slytid WhHII South Qallla 47, Southern 8 Hannan 38, MoAtcatm 22 Wahama 32. Eastern 12 Ironton 17, Qallla Academy 12 Rock Hlll13, Oak HIIIB l Chesapeake 38, Sym. Valley 12 Shots fired at prep footblllc•m• • Aluminum Whtlle I • 3400 V.S Power • Powtr WlndoWI • V.S Powtr •• 4Keyltlt Sptld Entry Automatic • Power Wlndowl • Power Look• • Power MII!Ort • CI'IIIH C011trol $' • Till StHrlng • CruiM Control ·Taxes, Togs, Tille Fees e•ua. Rebate Included In sate price of new vehicle listed where applicable . "On approved credit. On eeleeted modele. Not reaponlfbltfor iyl)ographlolltcrora Pnces Good Seplel]lbar 4th Through September 8th. , . · ·•· ' --n-• PClNTIAC Buick It's all -=-= ~!!!!!'111 ~Ponll·~ llllok, Monday- Saturday 9 am • 9 pm • Sunday 1 pm - 8 pm @ gooO (Z) Old&mobltcl IIIIIIIIZIIIII!MJ '!L ............. Take 1·77 to Ripley FAIAPLAIN Interchange (e~lt 132) Turn North on At. 21, Dealership Is 3 mllee on left I HlGHUGHIS Eallarn • Ale Conditioning • AWFM SttriO I S.turAy, Sept. .ber t 2002 Illm ' '• 1 COLUMBUS (AP) Shots were fired behind the bleachers ut a high school football gume Friduy night us funs und pluyers scurried for cover, Pollee said the gun shots apparently were fired into the air outside the stadium ut Walnut Ridge High School. No one wus lnjured. The shooting happened in the closing moments of the fourth quarter, with visiting Brookhaven leading 23-1. The game wus culled with I :47 remaining, and Brookhaven was awarded the victory. , Pollee were searching for ,u suspect. "Our best information is this is a non-stu.dent," Columbus schools Superintendent Gene Hurris told television station WCMH . Bv GARV CLAIIIl OVP correspondllf1t MASON - Justin J\11\lnn mn for 10 I yurds nnd the Wlthnmn det'l'tht' rclwllt•d three suck~ ltnll sci <'l'ltl mort' hurl'i~d thl'\>\~ s n~ the \\'hill' Fnlc!\llS Sl'OI\.'d II i.'\\1\\ indll;! .'2· 1~ win uvcr prc\'lmtsly unh<•ntt•n Enstcrn. The c'l>llh:st wus pht)'<'l.l bcfurt• 11 lnrgc tumout lit th~ lknd 1-\rt•u Sdtoul uml mnrkell the White Fukons' tir~t win nwr Eusu:rn sitwc liNN. Wn)\nmu impmwd tn 2-0 011 the ymln~ , grid l'ltlllpnign whik• the Eu~lcs fell to 2· 1 ·in 11 luml-1\tu!,!llt struf!glc. W•h•m• 32 E•atem 12 "Eu~tcm hu~ u wr~ tl\l<lll lnnthull t1'um." \ uhnmu ho:.ud l'l>.tL'h t\ll C't\>11li<'Y snill. ''\Ve plnycd t'\trt•nwl~ hmllnll c\'cning l611~ nlld 11.: t>lll~' <'ll . wdl. We wet\' deto:rmincd ttllll "ith thttt w~ l'\llltl'lllled thl' l!lllllc." The Fnli.'l>lls l.'upitnlil~:~l nil u l'\>11pk' nf bi~ llrst hnlf ph1ys tnnwt\"<mlc nn curly fl, () Eustl'l'll ud1 uiltll):e cllruutc 111 ,, ·.I).. (I h,tlllllll<' <'ll)l<' WI IS it"'l'l:ll~ ih k 1d t1> !h-t> ltttc tn the third pt•riud bcfure the t\H>L'\\'n · h lll!ltdl<'l.l lt'lltll' 'Piit 11 1'·111' ul f;>urth t~mtrtcr tlllll.'hd\1\1 11,. E!\\tl'rn nmrdll'tl ~ I 111r'h 11> I'll 1 dit1 \lit It' upcnilll! I.!Mic \lith tltt' Ful!k'' \'\>ll\crtllll! Ill\ It's' thun. fl'llf. lil11rth tl<>\\ n i.'\ltl\'l'~il>n> tl> 1-el.'p tbt' 'l.'fil:"' ttliH' . The Eu~il',' K.;n An\\!lltry i.'IIJ'Jl\'ll thl' 1-l- pht~ dmt' with II l11W· ~III'\I huN tht\lll!lh tht• mkldll• tn 'tul-c the \'bitol'\ tu 1111 curly ti· O udnnllng<' with ~ :(lQ rcnmlninl! in the t1r.<t sliullu . Wlthtllllll ltllSIVl'l'l.'\.1 with u bitnm.• with ~~ st.'l,>nds len in the quurt,·r with 11 nine pht> , ~ - ' urd 'cries. Fnknn quurtcrt'lnd c'hutl 'l' """' /,·rkk 1\tmhk'l "ith '<'Ill''' l'lllltll\11! ""'~ i{\,11\ Mtll'hdl '<'III>J'IIl~ Ill' the J\~1\( J'l~ ~Ill Ul th.,• ht'tL'rtl I. 1\lth M11.:hdl r,tl'IIIJ! \llit<'li<'h\'1.1 111tn tlw c'llllll>ti<' "11h tlw ~1111\L' t> lilt: h•llt'h, llu11 11 l'hl' u·~ fl>t the 1"''11" .tlkr kto:k ,,lllt.'l) 1\ 1\,k ktl k,l\ 1111! thl' '~'\IN ~m>ncd m·t>-t> Th<' \\'httt• t:al~'l'll' ntld~'\1 tlll>lll\>11: 'l'llft'' lll,td1· t•t ll llllllllte l,ltl' Ill the hull II' Jnt\lllt ht\>~c lrt'\' l>tlll .l ,\ \~11'\1 'I'UiliJlt'r 1)\l\\ II iltl' fi1r 'i\l~hllt' 'lltld Anthon~ t\hidl\'11 l'll' ~cd >>ll 1111 ,•\m,I><U'\ lliknn~: u111l ra,·cd .17 \ ui'\1~ intll th<: f>l\>mN·~I lull\ I. Tlw nin fur the CXtl'll 11\11111 \\ ''' IIII'III.'L't'\\J"IIJ J(lJ. hm tng J>>l\htn ·, tnttdllll>lln gnl11>p PIHst ... WihatM,IU MalliS 20, Rlvar VaiiiV 11 Rebels rough up Southem • Me1gs • rallies to beat ·Raiders Bv Scon Wou•1 OVP corrospondent RACINE Thl' :uuth Gu lliu Rchds l''iuhli~hcd curlv bulll'l>lltn.>l unt.l ruc'l'll tn n 41:6 win ll\'~1' the South~m 'l\wnutlncs Fridn nil,lht nt Adutm Fidd in Rndtw. Sl>utll Oullin moves 1\l l·l 1111 the seusnn. ' hilc Snuthl'rn drop> tl> (),,1, Brund1>n C'nburn hit tho l'Cntur\' mtu'k rushing, gnin11 12- J2j yards in 11 gllt>y running gnmc . Owrnll, South Gllll in ru• hcd .W time• for BY BUTCH COOPIR OVP staff writer CII ES IIIR E Anytime yo u L'nll contml the hull und kocp the uppnsing offense l>IT the field fur ncurl y tluw1\lurths nf u hull'. ~ hun~cs 111'1: ~tumll\u· thut ymtr toum wi II come ullt vlctllrl· llUS. Meigs. duwn by us many us I0 points lute in tho third quurtcr, domlmlled cnntrnl uf the clock in the second hull' to pull out11 20- 17 win over Rl vor Vnllcy on Frl~uy . The k,,ldct· offense ruroly suw tho field in the second hutt'. even thou gh thl' Y took u 17· 7 lend on u Jo\ly Oruhum two-yurt! quurtcrbu ~k kct•pcr with 7:46 lcl't in the third quurtcr. It wus Mci t~s gn>und gumc thut kept the hull in the Muruudcrs hunds. "Thut's mic thing we like to dn h try to conttnl the fonthull on offense all() kcc/l it nwuy fmm their nJ'tl-nsc," suld Meg's hcud ~ou~h Mlkll Chunccy. "Our kids jusl c~ecuicd )11'1llty well. Both sides rcully i>luycd hurd. It was 11 greut hi ~ h se houl l'ootbullgume." 'I huvc much respect fnr (River Vulley helid Ctluch und flll'tnct· Meigs' ussistuntl. Grcgr Deel. Uc's u ~t t·cut 1\mthull couch. just hutcd In lose him ufl' \>ttr stuff." . On u I6-pluy dri ve thut hc~ un on thei r own 29-yunllinc - with no pluy Iunger thun 11 -yurds - the Mnntudcrs ·'~7 )' 111\b. co11d1 D<lllni~ 'nld umiil the ~ hc cring Ciulliuns. " We'v~ pht)•cd two prcttv ~0111.1 tcttms und w~ leurned' u lot fn.mt thos•• f111111Cs. e~pedully on 1>ur lim:. We toni-. thnst' thin~s nnd l>uilt l>n thrm. \l'l''ve tnln·t·d Slllltl' pcupk nn>uttd nnd us n t\•sult we've gotten hcttcr." Sllttthcrn,C'on<:h Du,·c Burr sui d. "I thought the most imprcssiw thin~t thmughuut tlw gnmc was the f111:t thut we hustled the 1\'ht>lt· tim~'. We'll just Cllll tc huck Ml>ttdtl)l uml work ••xtremd y hnnl nnd c'lmtinue to get hcttcr." On the third pluy lhim sct"immugc. South Gulllu Rebel Suu nll~·t·s Meigs running beck Jeremy Roush. left. keeps on eye on River valley's Jesse Ward (25) as he turns upfleld during the Mnrauders' 20.17 win over River valley on Friday at Cheshire. Roush flnlsi10d with 155 y rds and three touchdowns for Meigs. (Andrew Cartor) n\urchcd dnwu the J'icill ami cut iuto River Vulll•y's lend on u onc-yurd run hy .Jeremy Roush . Roush llltlrc thun doubled l1ls cutTies iu the second hull' us he finished with ~ 0 rushes hw 15~ yurds 11nll ull tl\t'cc Meigs touchdowns. Rlmsh nnly hull nine cnn•ics In the first hull'. "We tulkct.lnbout what wcl' ve got to dn is cnntml the gumc.'' snld Roush . "Our line opened ~1p some nice holes." Also l'or the Mnrnudcrs ( 1·2). R11ss Stewart hnd I:1 cmrles f\>1' ~:I yilrds. Fur Rl vcr Vnlley ( 1·2) on the gmund, Burley Geiger curried lh u hull four times l'nr 54 ynrds, while Gl'llhum hnd ~J yurds on 17 uttcmpts. After stopping the ·Rnitlcrs on four und nut, Mctgs got the hull hnck nnd recorded another hm~t drive, thi s one u D ·illuy dri w ti\Ut resulted Itt 11 14· yurd scumper hy Roush. The cxtm point ki ck uttcmpt missed, lmtkln!! it n three-point Mcl g~ lend. On the fnllowtn!l Ml.llgs kl ckpff, (klgcr broke t1 munl>cr of tlll'k lcs unt.l wus lonk ing tt>Wtlt't.l the cnd1unc when he l'umtllcd the hull on the Meigs' 4~. Pltltt au Mtll•• IJ ,.•••• ' " lttbtll, . , Big Blacks scalp Indians BY RICK StMPKINI 1ro1110n 11, Gallla Acadamv 12 OVP corrospondent -·ngers hold offl in thriller Courttay lronton Tribuna , 7-ynrd loss. McKlnness then threw twn stt·uight lncoinIRONTON The plutc posses to set up u Ironton Fighting Tigers lost fourth down nt the Ironton five fumbles. Thnt should 35McKJ nness wus forced out spell dlsuster. lnsteod, It spelled "rising ul' the pocket under the to the ch11 Uengc" us Ironton Ironton puss rush und serum· ovcrcume Its mistakes und bled fc1r 16 yurds, hut he wus held off the Gulllpnlls Blue 19 yurds shy of the end ;:one Devils 1712 Friday night !It ~~~ the clock run out. Tunks Memorlul Stadium. The Blue Devils (2·1) Ironton (3·0) consistently recovered un Ironton fumble hurt Itself whh fumbles, the ut the 33 ond · scored siK, f'iflh time with just j2 sec, plays Iuter on ll 1-ynrd run onds tel~ In th~ . gume and by Clo.rkc Sounders. Donnie , Johnson hnd n 21-yard run Icu dl ng 17 • 12 on d 0 uIll poI18 to key tho drive. The convcrrecovcrcd tit the Fighting slon kick ft1ilcd. Tigers 47. After 11 penalty moved the Ironton nllswcred with an bull buck .5 yllrds. Oolllpolis 80-yurd, IS·pluy drive thut quurterbuck Travis cuhnlnuted on Josh S~nds' McKinncss hit Cody 2-yurd run. A. J. Lut~ ktcked Culdweil with 11 20-yurd . the eKtru poln~ und lr?nlon uss 10 the 32. The duo led 7-6 with S. 13 left 111 the . 011 th hulf. Gallla Academy' & Tom Bose battlea lor yarda&e a&alnat two 00 k~·d up ugum c next Gallipolis was forced to Ironton tacklers during Frlday'e &erne at Tanka Memorial ploy tor 17 yurds to the IS. punt on its next possession Stadium. The Flghtln& Tlgera held olf the Blue Devlla 17·12 A holding cull moved the but the short punt bounced to remain undefeated at 3-0. It was the flrat loll for GAHS. bull httck and then (Courtesy Ironton Tribune) · McKinness wns sucked for-a . Pia..• ' " Dtviii.IJ ~ I>OINT PLHASANT - If this fnuthnll gumc were u dussk tl\lVel It would lle culled "'A Tu le nl' Two Hul ves."' Or something like thut. The Point Plcusmn Big · Blucks und ih>: Sissonvill e lndiuns slut,tgcd it nut f'nr 24 minutes In the opening hulf und II wus cluNe to u dt·uw. But. the ln~ul bny .1 found some life In the t'lnul · two quarters und flnully rut nwuy Slssnnvi llll by u tinu score of 28·7. ' Neither tcum wus ublc to score in the opening quurter, alth l)ugh the boys from Kunuwl111 County cenainly lost u good opponunity when their urivc to upcn the same stalled out nt the Point Pleasnnt' IS-yord line. The Big Blocks were their own worst enemy, picktna · up three llleaal procedure penal, · ties In their lnitlul pos~eNMion of the gamo. "We had more 'tim gume' ml~tukes tonight !hun we did lust week," said PPHS head coach Steve Safford oflcr .the game. "It took UH U !Ot\11 time tO &Ct aolng, but we finally stoned pinyin& football like I think thiN team Is cupilblc of playPIHH ... Polnt,IJ l I I �• • I Pomefoy • ....... ltlalea ao. "'- Vllloy n o 1 • O•IUpolla • Point PIMunt - Sept.mber 7, 2002 for the f-"l!le, . Mineur ,cured fn>m t\\\1 vurd t~ut to ~·up the 1lriw wiih the I'AT ~u;k hluch'tl h\ Aan•n fuulk leu' tnMi Pap81 in~ Jill' ,~·nn.• al 2b 12 with (1:07 h\ pkl). 11 llh Aat\•11 htull- '"""'~ a Follt•wtng the en,uin~t t II " ' \'"till ,.,'.111<'1'\ i llll l\l R) lilt l kloff Wuhamu put tht' ~1tk 1cll utter tht• 'c<:<Hili ~ame uwav wilh Lum~rt nnd Fak.'n \1\ l"'"lit'r. . 'f:.litd1cll tlorng Jhe ll•unuge I :Itt' ut Ihe thiro.l,·untu WHS f,,r illl' White Fak<>tb. The ltlkkd Ill it' kad II ilh :In l'ight· -19·yurd llrhe ended with a ll:t) b!o y:ll\1 dri\ c. Guilt, "'"' ymxl run lly Mitchell to :unlwn t'appcd the scric' set the llnul 'n•r<: ut .'~ · 12 . 11 ith a'""' \'lll\lplun ~c with u " We had a cnttpl<' p~~'Pk ~0- yar\l pa<, fmm :/i,cr~lc to hun hut that\ no ex,·usc ," J<'lutny U:u1nn and u 23·vruu fir~t · Y<'llr Ea•aern coudt Pm llanonnn1 hdn!!t th~ hi!ltlluy' Ncwlanll )(!lid. "We :,,, !)\It''' in till' Fakon push. n•group nnd ~ tcp it up in Eustcm l'IIIS<'d lhl' gnp tu pnK·tice this wt·e~ . l hope I)'C 2h· l2 midwuy thrtlll!lh the r<:mem~r th" ln" and whut lmul quar1er unr:r IIUir<:hing it feels like soil don't huppen 5 .~ ymus in nine pluys. Mineur llj,lllin." IX'lllllkd the Fukon dcfen'e WHS tttllied 239 yurds on with his punishing running Ute gnumd with Junlun ~ui n ­ ami Amshury L'onnectl'd on u ing 101 yuro." in II curries . 21·) hr\ll~tss to Thtvis Wiltord Lnmhcrl 'pit:kcd up M yuro.b Wahama Bll1la ~. Olmslld Fall 35 SG-'MuQII ~ MtmOk 6•'111"1 TO PI l1\ollerl Bloom·Camlll 56. Clllt1oCotM U111<110 6 kO , IS. 14.0 8run&w!dc 17. Sftndusl\y 8 SG·~ tS·yttil Nil. l1\ollerl l.ldo:. I 35. Bu.:yr\&S 37. QtiOOO 6 Cai\\OOdge 1~ Gnadtnii\J~ lndtlln lfal1ty 8 11-0 7-1) 1 Mldd~rt Saturday, Saturday, September 7, 2002 6 - ao 0 10 7 0 H Lancasltf IR Chltlo¢Otllt 110 l.lnciUStr ~ I.Nln 42, tlolo::mlllo ~ 21 Ltbtnon n. Ham4llon lleQn 7 Alwnllioo 0 SyMnla NOrtl\vlew 23. Tbl Rog.rs 13 SyMnia South,... :15. Tbl Stat1 a7 ThomYIIIt Sllelldan 40, WliiiW AIIN ~ 7 T1tlln COlumbian 47, Fr.moot Ross 7 L""" c.ntlf ~ 36. Cola. Allnl<ln Htl. 0 Lewlsbufll lh-County N. 34. W. Aluandlla Tbl. c.nt. Cath. 28. Tbl. Wllltmet 7 1IoM Vllllty at Tbl. St. John 'I 7, Grow City 6 Ltttoro. 12, N JM:non Jad<oon-Miiton 6 Stcond o-tw Ca~ MtnloNI28. Nlils 12 s. SG·Wiugl\10 MtmOk ll·v«!d TO t>OS!. , _ Can. Cent Cath J7, Ath~,..,. 19. Scoringaummwy . IOk. 3.35. ~.() Lewistown Indian Lake :15. BalleiOntalna lb<ollto 42. Howard E. Knolt 27 Can S 35, ~'fA..,"' l'orrless II l'lltt 0\iartt~ SQ..Fulks &!)t.ytm Nil. ~ l.ldo:. 1ao. 34· Canal FI.I"<M\ NW 38, NO!t,)tl t~ ~minlogtn27 11-enton EdgtWOOd 31, SpringbOro 7 1.1 Roush I Nil~~ ~IOk) ' 15 0 CanoiWloaraswRt. W.•101tl Llbat1y UtiiCln ta Liberty 1'1. MtOoolld 7 "'h·Councv N. sa. 1'wm Vllley s. 21 tecondQua'tW Third Oulr1tr Liberty 0\lntat SS. Metamora ~ 36 Canfl4ltd 39. Can. T•1\!o.1111 0 · Trotwood-Medlaon :15. BMII'tltftll( tO R\1 - Gnl!lllm 1 Nfi(Poicyll kiOkl 1I 21 SG.ztok Ltt 1S·Ytti2 ~~~~ ratum. Canton S. 35, N•wrtt~ Ft11110!S 6 Lima Bem 41, Eillll IS Troy CMstlan 28, W , Llberty.Sftlem 7 RV l'o1c'/ll 11 FG. 3•55 Thelin kd., S·62. 41.0 Car1l!I\9100·Lit\e0111 3-4. Ri¢11wood N 011101\ ~ Linlll Sr. 27. Tol Scott 1!5 UniOntown Lal<tl 28, Dovtr 25 Thlld~ SG-lldt LM t~·yam run. FII.T k\Conll)llltl, Ca11>y -41!. N Robinson Col Ct~WIO«i 0 LISbOn 21!, Wtl1SYIIII21 UP!* Sahd\lst<y :15, 8utyi'IJI Wynlom 28 ' RV - Gmllam ll run (Polc)11 kldo.) N6 1'27, H.() , Lodl CloY~JriHf 16, Akr. co-try 12 Ca11<slll :15. Pflltl16 Stlt\wt\00 21 Urbelll ss. Spring. N. ae M- ~~~ I Nil (Fad;,* 'ickl :t• Fourth au.rtw Log~~n llil. Zanasvflil 14 Ca~ltoo t~ . Uhnctlsllilk! Ci<!ymont 6 Ullce 66, Heath 7 '-lho-tw S-PIIM to Mel<- 30-yam PISS. 1(10, 00 CIS~, kl Mlflll- Stl. Bklol>ldato Etni'Ml0d1!7 Loodon 33, Spring. NE 116 van Burtll 41 , vanlut 14 M AOUih 14 Ml (1<0. M.!ltdl 5'05 Qt\Od.B·:IS, 47-t LOtaln CMrview 44, Lorall1 Ctttl. 16 Ced8MIIa 61 . Ofty .MIIm011 Ia , Vlndali118ulier 27, Tlpp City T~ppeeenoe 21 LOtaln Southview 47, Wllrraooville 110 C@dAMII;) 6I. Otlphos Jtllmrson 1~ \'arillllles ao. Sldnay Letomen C.thQIIc 0 · Loudolwilil 34. JtrOinasVIIII Hlnsdlllt o SHS · SG ~'*Ouro >IS. McGuftl!y ~ SOkltO Vlllty 6 W . Lalayetta Ridgewood 21. Byetvlllt M RV Fl!$1 Downs S 1S CenteNIIIe 41 , Troy 12 Louisville 1!1. N. Canton Hooll'tr 110 Meadowbrooll 11 Frrst Downs 19 YArd& Ru$1\rl~g 18-32 39-357 Chlg<1t1 l'ons 49, GattiVId Htt.Thnlty 13 Lo-nd ao. Cln. ~Nicholas 1a Wlldsworll\ 26, Medina 113. OT RuV..S·~rm o4834 4H72 VArd& f'aSSOIQ SS 70. Cllllgri11 l'olls K9nsm11 23. Ches19rland W . Lowellville 28. Brooktltld 0 Wapakoneta 27, 1/an Wert'O 31 f'aSSIIlQ )'lltUs 72 lblal VAm 87 427 Gili\UQII t 3 Macedonia NOIIIOOIA 33, Rawnna 6 Wllntn Chlmp!On 46, Burton 8arl<shl111 t4 lblalyarm 1165 244 PIIMiiiQ Chilrda11 NOCL 113. Hunbr11) Vt1!1vy 1Jnf\111!1ity 2t Madison 51. Ashtabula Edgewood o Comp-111t-lnt · H ·t Wll'*' Harolng 28, Strongsville 21 •~o Coil\l)l&ted!Att. 8-ill 7· t3 ~ 38. Willow 'Mlod Symmos Vtrllay 12 Mansfield Madison '24, MI.\'amon at Fumbllls~r 0.0 i-1 Wllmm Howland :15. Cortland Lakeview 14 Hftd 111~tvd i o Cl11thoot110 Hun~"lJJUU• Ross :)(), M11110r11 6 MMtua Crestwood 40. St~~~ettboro 13 PI!MIIltlt-yard& i-16 8-<111 WlluMOn SS, Swenton 6 Funlblflllust · a- t 1·0 Chr EIOO< -41!, Cln Wasttnn Hills 8 Maple Hts. 33, '1Winabufll t4 WeY~Jrly sa. Wellston 27 M ri<l Stein MMOII LOCAI40, St. Henry 14 tndi~... UII SlalltllCI PtnMifl 5-40 6-55 C1n, Huglros 15, 01\y. COIOMIWhlte 6 · Wayne (W. VII.) 30, S. Point 0 Punts S-N.4 t.sll Cln LA lltl :15. Xm11n 21 "' Marietta 34. G1111nvilla AIU (f'a.) 7 Wnt Ruehlng: Mtrgs-Jtnsmy Roush · 30· I55, , Clll, WOOilw<lfd 32 , B~III\U!II 12 Salem NW 47, Ashland Mapleton t4 Marion Elgin 3, Gallon Northmot o Westtrvlllt N. 116. Westerville S. 19 RO$$ Stllw~rt 13-56. 8M:<t GlOW!' •.a.~, ~ lndlvldutl Sll!lltllct . C11.ottmho 31 , WrlliM1spaol w stfnll 9 Marton Pit!asMt 48. MArlon River Valley 14 Whteltrsbufll 27, Lucasvilla '/allay 116. H~oman t·(·ll. Rtrs~hlll - South Gallill: Btend011 Collum ' CI~IO!\ Nortl1molll 17, Sprl!1Q s . t3 Massillon JaOkson Ill!. Can. McKinley 14 Rlwr Vtlllty-Burlty ·Giig41r •·5~ . Joey ti-122. Z80k L• •.S9. Jake Wotknlllll 5-51 , Clo. Collinwood t3. Ck!. LII)C()III·W~st 6 Wllla!d 42. Huron 6 MMslllon Perry 48, Cola. Eostmoor 0 Grtohllm t7-53. Alltn Browt1 to-30. -*•my Bem111 Fulks ~-28 : Southtrn:Otnsk 'ltttlord 7· Cit. Glel1ville •a. Clo e o Wlllillmsport Wastll1131 , Circleville 8 MassillOn Wlshhlgton 60, Akr. Garflled 0 Stroo<l 5·24. Jeull! Werd 3·6. Josh WAmolty R1 . A.J Sompso11 •·••· Cle. Jolm Mao~hall 28, Clu. S. 6 Willoughby S. 62, Wicklltla 7 Maunra& 31 , lbl. Bowaher 7 1-4, Adtlm Oftret 1·1. Ratelvi11Q - Soulh Gallla: Ja110n Mtrrlck 6· Cle VASJ 42. Eutlid t3 Wilmington t 7, Withington C. H. Mltml Tnlce 7 MechanlctDUfll19, Spring. GIMI!On 7 62. Brandon Caldwell 1·9: Souttoarn: Otmk Coal Gro\1\\ O&wsoii.J:IryAIIt 20. · Franklll1 Windham 30, Rootstown 7 Medina BuOkeye 21. Awn o Pa..lng: MeJvt-l(yta Htnnan S-3·1-31 . ,._tom R~. Chrltl\Jcllor 2·5. K\llt Mel<....,., Furnace G11>e11 6 Medina Highland :15, Fairview Partt Fairview 7 WOOdltltld Monroe Ctnt. 14, Hannlbel Allltr o Allftt Vllllt)'-Joty Grthlm 4-9.().72. 1-30, Buddy'ltlung 3 14. . . Coldwater 14, Now Bnsm111 7 Wooattr 49, Lorain Admiral King 27 Mlamilllllflll!8. Ftenklln 7 ' Passing South Gallla: Waugh 5·8, Colllna Weatern Reaorve 55, Obtrlln Woolttr '1\iway 23, Apple Cllltk Waynedlle 15 Mllin Edison 16, WaiHngton 14 A-l~lng: MtiQI-Iluuy l'oOkltr 2-21. Matt Wllllt1111on 2-3: SDUtl'ltm: Pl1111P Pl•rtt 8-20. Flraltnda 28 . . Mlltor1l Center Fllrbanka 76, Ridgeway 'ltlunga. ~ltlntown·Fitch 37'. Mantlltld 14 HOllty 1-7. Ron Sttwart 1-3. Otratl TM10!G W . Coli. Btechcrofl 57, Cola. Whetatont 0 · Rldgomont 0 'ltlunga. Boardman 42, \\lungs. Chaney 27 AI""' Vlll~llan Brown 1-45, RaySal~ COil. Briggs 17, Colo. E. 0 Mllltreport 15, Johnstown Northrldgt 12 ¥tiunga. Mooney 14. E. Cit. Shaw 7 All611 H Q, Aywr1 Burgtr 1•13. Point PIHIInlll, ala10iwlllt T Cota. BrookMII'tn 23. Colt. WAlnut RldQI·7 Minster 47, Fort Recovery 0 \\lungs. Uraullnt 45, Wilmington (f'a.) 0 Mtlo• o 10 o - 1 Cols. Ctl1tonnlol 13, Cola. Roady 6 Mogadore 42, Atwatar Waterloo 0 Zoarville 1\JIICat\was Valley 55. Sugarollltk Wlhtmt U, latttm 11 Point PieaMnt o 6 8 14 - ao Cola Cruu!ltrt 38, Cln. Landmark Chrlltlan 8 Mogadore Field 31. Fte1111nna SE 28 Garaway o e o o e- ta Cola. OtSales Ill.. Cln. St. )(avltr 0 Mortal Aldgadalt 41!, SPirtl Highland 12 e 14 e 6 - sa Sconng lummtry Cola. Grondviow Htl. 28, F.-rlcktown 14 MI. Glltad 30. Otltware BuOktye 1/allty 0 West VIrginia Scoreboard ltOoncl pat'lod Cola. Hamilton Twp. ~0. Chllllootho Ztne N. LimaS. Aanga 28, Hickory (f'a .) 16 ·Scoring Summary S - Mlelletl Fleldt, 78 pall from Andrew Ti'lce7 N Olmsted 27. Lakewood ao ~Idly 'I Raaulle P'lrtt Quartar Oawton. (AIId Pilrot kick.) 5:40 . COla. lndlpendance 30. Cola. w . 1 ~ E- Amsbllry 1 run (kick 1alltd) S:OQ N. Aoyallon 27, Parma 12 Bath County, Va. 30, Eut Hardy 13 PP - Kavtn ThomPion 9 run. (Paas lallad) Cola. Mltllln 7, Cola. Watttraotl 3 w - R. MIIChtll sa lumblt rte011try (kick 3:38 Napoleon 48, Bowling Gretn 6 Baal!, Md. 35, Berkeley Springs ae COlt. S. 24, Colt. Mlrlon·Franklln t2 . ralltd) .62 NewCtrllale1\Gumaah all, Fairborn 14 Braxton County 23, Clay County 12 Third Qutrtar Coil. St. Cllanaa 24, Whltehaii·VIIrllng 21 Bacond Quarltf Ntw Concor<l John Gltnn 48, Philo 12 Bridgeport 35, South Harr11on 7 PP - Nlc Dalton t'il run. (Ktvin Thompson Cotumblana41, Alhllbule St1. John & Paulo w - Joman 33 rtm (kick lalla~) 3:25 New Middletown Spring. 16, E. Ptleatlna 0 Buckhtnnon·Upahur 31, Nicholas county 14 run) 2:26 Convoy Craatvll!w t4. Lalayette Allen E. 3 W - A, Mitchell 37 INT raturn (R. Mltohtll Pourth Qutrlor NewWuhlnglon BUOktye Ctnt. a3, Plymouth 8 Calhoun County 34, Rllthlt County 13 PISS !rom Faulk) 2:26 NewAll< 41! Thomas Worthington 24 Cameron 44 BllhO" Don h e 6 PP - David Bonacuttar e run. (8ranaon Coplty 26. Orrville 7 Cory·Rawion 28, AroJdlo 14 Newall< LICking 'Iaiiey 35, Cln:llvllll Logan Elm 7 ' • au Third QuarW ' . Btrl\ly kiCk) 8:24 Nawoomeretown 1 S, Ctdll Harrlaon c~Caplltl 34, South Charlllton 7 Coshocton 34, Mllltt1bufll W . Holmtl o . W- Ltmbort 1 run (run lalltd) 1:35 PP - Jtlll Nott 1 run. (Branson Barttey Covi!1Qiotl 42, Now Paris National Thill 8 Newton Falla 44, Columbiana Creatvl 1a Duval 34 • BuH.Io I2 P'our1h Quarttr kick) 8:03 NorthWOOd 54, lbl. Woodword 15 and, Ohio 22, PlkaVIew 0 Craatllna ~~. GreenwiCh S. Cent. 13 E - Minoar a 1\111 (kiOk lalltd) 6:07 OAk Hartlor 33. Pambarvlllo Eattwood 14 Ftanktort 36, Hedgeavllle 27 Cuyahoga Falla 14. Akr. Ellet 10 W- R. Mllchtll 1 run (pan lalltd) 3:116 RUSHING ~TTEMPTSNARDS· P!llnr471178: Cuyahogt Falls CVCA 7, A ittmen 0 Old Waahlnglon Buckeye nail 21, Sarahsville Gauley B~dge 20, 1\Jg Valley 14 SIMOnvllll 32162 ShoMndoah-14 , Geo<91 Washlnglon 13, Harbort Hoowr 10 Cuyal\ogl Hla. 3<1, Kirtland 15 Ironton 17, Otltlt Academy 11 PASSING ATTEMPTS· Cuyahoga Valley Chrlotlan Academy !,. Ontario 56. BaiMIIa Claar Fork 7 Gilbert 22, Mount Hope 21 Gnlllpolls 8 0 0 6 - 12 COMPLETIONSIVARDS· Point 1·313 yards: Rittman o 0111gon Clay.34, Holland Spring. 21 Gilmer County 51 . Pocahonlaa Count'l 7 lronloti 0 tO 0 7 ..... 17 Sl11onvlllt 5·1711 43 yards. Calion 21, Columble Station Columbia I 4 Orwell Grand Valley 53, Andover Pymatunlng Graflon 21, Ltwls County 10 TOTAL OFFENSE· Point 281: Slnorwllla 205. Diuwlllo :i I, Craaton Norwayne 6 Valloy 26 Greenbrier Wall31, Richwood 12 Scoring Sumrrurry FIRST DOWNS· Point 18; SIIIOtWIIIt 8. Day. Chamlnada.Jullennt 43, Tol. Libbey 12 Ottawa·Giandorl 33. St. Marya Mamorlal 7 Guyan Valley Ill!, Bu!Oh 8 P'lral Quartet PEN~LTIES/VARDS· Point 7155: Sl1aonvlllo Day. Dunbar 35, Cln. Withrow 8 Palnosvlllo RIY!Irtlde 33, Painesville Harvey 18 Hannan 38, Monloalm 22 GA - Clorke Saunders 1 run (kick lalltd) ~5 Day. Northmont17; Spring. S .. 13 Parma Holy Name 30. Middleburg Htl. Huntington 14, Spring Valley 7 1:24 PUNTS/AVCi· Point 1138; SIMonvllll 1!1115. Day. Stablllna 33, Btthti·Tlte 0 Midpark 18 laager 35, Big Cllltk 18 , Bacond Quarter INDIVIDUAL ITATIITICS Dellanoa 34. ~lmt Shewnot 26 PataskalA Watklno Mtmorlll 1 4,· . Hebron Jameo Monroe 33, Shady Spring 8 1- Josh Stlnds a run (A. J. Lut1 kiOk) 5:13 RUSHING • Point: Ktvln Thompton 110•188. Jamea Wood, va. 28, Hampshire, 14 Je111 Nott 10·82, Nlo Dolton 6-<13, David Delphos Sl. John's 56, RockfOrd Porkway 20 Lakewood 0 I - AJ . Lull 30 llold (lOIII :08 F'onlnsula Woodridge 8, Gar111ttavlllt Garl"'d 2 Jallaraon 34, Loudoun Valley, Va. 25 Pounh Quarter Bontoutttr 5·12, J.D. Thompaon 5·10, Delta 34, aryan e Kayaar 49, Southern Gerrett, Md. o I ~ Josh Sonds 78 run (A. J. Lull kick) 7:53 Ntwton Mattox 2·5, Slllonvillt: Ju1t1n Shl1111ly Ooyloatown Chippewa t 4, Maaalllon 1\Jalaw 8 F'orry a7, Genova 7 8•38, Mlellul Fltldo 5·16, Sam Collman 8· Dublin Collma11 24, Marion Harolng 14 F'orryaburg 35, Tol. Walle 12 Llberly Aalelgh 12. Summers County 7 GA Ty Slr11m0111 3 run (fllll ltiltd) 3:'18 13, Jot Jon11 4-7, Andraw Dawaon 6·(·12). Dublin Scioto 44, Worthington Kilbourn& 21 Pickerington 30, Groveport 7 Logan 27, WestSide 14 QA FII.SSING - Point: Kevin ThomPIOn 1-3, 3 E. Can. 54, Malwrn 7 I Piqua 40, Fairmont 13 Loudoun County, Va. 13, Musselman 0 Llvorpool31, Solum 21 E. yams. Sl11onvill1: Andrew OIWIOn 5·17, 143 Firat downs 13 Plain City Jonathan Aldtr 24, COla. Hartlly 8 Madonna 28 Clay·Battelle, o 10 Eaton 25, Now Lobanon Dixlo 0 yam1. Rushos·y•m• 30·134 54·306 Poland 59, 'ltlunga. Wilson 0 Marllnlbufll 53, Graenbrlar East 7 Edgorlon RECEIVING Polnl: Sllh Mnthony 1·3 1 2. Tol. onawa Hills 6. OT Polling yorda 51 112 P!lmoroy.Meigs ao, Chtahlre Rlwr Valley t 7 Meadow Bridge 40. Marah Fork 22 Sl1aonvllle: Mlchftol Fields 2·1 07. Joe Jonos Elmor Woodmore 74, Lakelldo Danbury 15 , Porlamoulh 27, Portamoulh W. 18 lbtol ynrds 246 357 Midland Ttaii3S, Fayetteville 22 3·27. Sam Collman 1·9. Fairport l;larbor Harolng 39. Vlonna Mothowa 7 Proctorville F1lrland 22, Plktvlew (Va.) 0 PR&IQI · 12•17•0 5·8·0 Morganlown 83, Elklna B Findlay 25, Cole. Upper Arlington 15 Fumblos·loot' 4·1 8·5 Rayland Buckeye 20, Wlnterovlllt Indian Mount View 21, Man 7 Findlay Llborty·B nton26, Pondora·GIIbon 14 Creak 17 Ponaltlot·yards 5·80 2-115 Ohio Scoreboard Nitro 38, Hurricane 12 Fostorln 30, Whltahouso Anthony Wayne 27 Reynoldsburg 61 • Grove City Centro! North Marion 34. Fairmont Senior 33, OT 5··33.0 0·000 Punls·nvorago FrankfOrt AdOIIO 32. P!lrlsmoulh Nolro Domo 0 Crossing 0 Prlday'a Ratutte . Oak Glen 28 Weir 24 Gohonno Llnooln 35, Hllliam Davidson 7 lildiYidutl Ltadtra Akr. Hoban 24, Bodlom Ci1RI101 10 RIOhllald Revere 21, Breckavlllt 7 Parktraburg l!t Brooke 16 RUSHING - GA: Slmii\Ont 18·80, Dorlnlt Akr. ManohOIIor 89, Onlnrlo (CMildo) W. Galloway Wosllond 37, Cola. Norlhlt\1\d 0 Richmond Edison 42, New Philadelphia 27 Pa~keraburg So~th 57, Warren Local, Ohio 20 Gonoo 24, Pori Clinlon t2 Jol1naon 6-28. Clorkt Saundtrt 4·118, Travlt Dole 0 Richmond Hll. 35. Newbury 17 • Pendleton Counl 22 p1t111 · b 14 Glroro 22: WQIIOr1 JFK 21 Ftocky Rlvar 27 Parma Normandy 0 · Y ' urg McKinnon 4·7. Ironton: Jooh Sando 22·171!, Akr. SVSM 13. Akr. E. 0 Rocky River Lutheran w. 42 , Cit. Hta. Philip Bartlour 22, Praelon 19 Glouslor Trlmblo 29, Richmond Dolo SE 14 Mon Wtrito t 1 · ~6 . Aaron Morrlton 8·30, Jell Amando·Cionroreok 30, Cln Hormony 6 · Lutheran E. 8 Poco 12, Aavanawood 7 Grnlton Mldvlew50, Woallaka 35 Plooeorrl 7·JO. Andrew Harvey 3·12. Danlol Amherll28. Vormlllon 21 Rosslom 31,1bntogany Otaago P!llnl Pleaunt 28, Sl11onvllle 7 4 Murphy 2·6. Annt51, Bradloro 0 Grondvlow 28. Frodurloklown 14 1 S. Charleston SE 42, London Madison Plalna Princeton 18, Bluelleld 14 PASSING - GA: Trwvll MoKinntll 1H 5·0 . Anoonla 14, Bolhel 6 Groon 52. LouiMio Aquinao 7 6 · Ripley 50, St. Albana 22 Hamilton Ftosa 29. 0Kford T&lownndo 28 '' 93. '!\'Simmons t+O 19. Donnie Johnson 0· Anlwerp 27. Paulding 0 Salineville soumern 49, Bridgeport 14 Rlverelde 14, Cab611 Midland 12 • ' 10. Ironton: Andrew Harwy 57·0 51. Joah · Arohbold 37, Sherwood Fairviow 36 Homlor Potrlck Honry 42, Montpollor 26 ·" . Sol1d9 0·1·0. A~hland 23, Shelby 14 · Sondusky Parklna 55, Norwalk 14 Robert C. By!d 60, Lincoln 0 Honov rlon Unllod 21, Mlnarol Rldgo 20 RECEIVING · GA: Cola Haggerty 4·22, A~hvllla Teayo VAlley 28, Gronvllle 14 Hlllloro Dorby 28, Doloware 14 Sololo McDermon NW 27, Piketon 21 Soon 40. Aoane County 21 DoMio Johnson 2·18, lbm Bcae 1·11, Ty Alhtnlii8, Albany Alt~andar 7 · Shadyolda 38, Baellovlllt 7 Sherman 40, lndtpendanct 6 Hubbaro 21, Strut11ora 8 Simmons 19. Cody Caldwoll 4·54. Ironton: Allloe Sonaca E. 20, Monroovllle 13 Hudson 60. Akr: Spring. 14 Smithville 80, New London 6 . Sttubtnvllla, Ohio 42, Wheeling Park 0 Nick Collins 1·19, Joah Sanda 1·20, "· J. Aurora 26, lndopl!1d&noe 21 Ironton 17, Golllpolla Gallla Academy 12 Spring. Konton Aldga 28, Spring . Cath. Canl. Tol1la 3a, Wlnlltld 0 MoKnlghl 1·2, Jolt Pltuant 1 2, Aaron Quinn Avon Lake 35, Elyria 0 Ironton Rook Hill 13, Oak Hll18 2 Unlvartlly 40, Eaet Fairmont 8 I · ~1hlu 8 2. Bnrberton 14, Akr. Flroatono 0 Jookaon 33, MoArthur Vlntor1 Counly 6 St. Clalravlllo 27, Belmont Union Looal 18 Valley Fayette 20, Chapmanville 12 Barneavlllo 41. Caldwell 7 Jomoatown Graonovlow 14, Spring. NW 0 Si. Paris Graham 53, Spring. ShawnM 14 Van 10, Hamlin 7 South 011111 47, Southern I Beacom Hopewoii·Loudon 28, Gibaonburg 20 Jolloraon Area 31, Loavltllburg LaBrae 3 · Stoubenvllle 42, Whitallng (W.Va.) 0 Wahama 32, Raadavllla Eaatern, Ohio 12 · SoulhGnllio 21 13 13 0 - 47 Bay Villege Bny 27, N. Ftidgovillo 7 Johnatown·Monroe 38, Sum!"ll Slatlon Stow 30. Akr. Kenmore 14 Wayne 30, South Point, Ohio 0 Sou111orn 0 0 0 e- B Elodlord 55, Kont Rooaavoll 19 Licking Hta. 13 Stroaburg·Franklln 35, ZaneaviUa Rooacrana 14 Webater Counly 84, 'l'ygarta Valley o Bellbrook 34. Brookville 20 Kanne Lakola 6. Fostoria St. Wondalln 0, OT Sugar Grow Berna Union 48, HtmiOOk MHitr 0 Wheeling Central 35. Moortlleld 34, OT Scoring Summary Bollelontalne 26, M..,avllle 23 Kanlon 4Q, Cellno 8 Sullivan BlaOk Al1111r 80, Obarlln 7 Wllllamotown 37, 'l'yler Conaolldated 12 Firat Quarter Bellevue 41 , Clydo 14 Klnga Mlll1 Klnga 49, Waehlngton C. H. 0 Sunbury Big Walnut 31, Ltxl~gton 14 Will County 48, Doddridge County 9 SQ- Wough 21·ynrd run, Thtlon kick, 7:15, Bololt W. Branch 42, Alliance Marllnglon 7 LaGrange Keystone 26. Brooklyn 13 Sycamore Mohawk 70, MI. Blanchard Woodrow Wllaon 48, Ballau, D.C., 20 l ,. 1Meigs Gruhum wus -l·f\>r-9 in the air fnr 72 ymxls., iYhilc Mei gs' 'ltntrlcrhuck Kyle Hunnun t tr<:w for J I ynrds and one from Pap 81 imel\~ep l ion . Dccl wem ftlr the tie '" The Raiders gut the bull Juhn Polcyn who hooted a huck fuur downs Iuter us lidd goal flllm 21-yurd' nul Grahtttlt lllol. mw. in lhc fiN hnlf - wus look· "You go up two scmes uml ing Ill u .l7• ytmlnncmpl. The obviously. yo u feel prcn~ kick. thou gh. wus stmight , confident the things uvcr. · but wus short lly leS> tlmn s11id Dec.l. "('ouch C'hunccy five ynllls us ihc Muruuders ~till ugreul job of nul panick· held on for their first win or mg . Roush hnd· n hct:k of u the SCIIStln. .~ame t'll holh sides of the "I hute 10 pu1 in tt.ldd in thm luolhull. lie hu' 1111 awful lot situlltion," suitl Dccl. "He's uf henri." ~:tnl nothing to he 11shumcd or. " II 11 as u gumc of kt•cp He hull hit nil his c~1ru pninl' aw11 y. hut obviously we Ihis ycnr. He's hit a cnupl~ <lf co ul~!n 't get it done at lhc licld gouts. The big llung is l'llll . we nectl 10 put seven un the Gruhum mel ~p with ilnal\1." RuySc:m Allen 011 11 14-yurd ''I'm lirklcll Ill lleuth the play a11d Allan Uruwn 1111 u kids didn't punk . We 've got ) l· yurll completion liS the MHllc ~ids whn urc gumers." Ruillcrs ended up with lhc Roush got the Muruudcrs hull un ihc 20·yurd line on on tht• bomd first with u one· . ftlllrlh ·lllld-cight With ~~ SCC· y,unl run in tho first <lllttr'tcr. omls lcl'l. hut lhe Ruidcrs countered • ing. After u n11he1' mediocre firs( hull'. we pul lllgcthcr u preuy good second hulf." ullc.lctl Suffurd. A~Joully, on thut first Big Blrtt:k possession. the loculs look 1he bull from their ow11 15 10 the Sissonville 30, where they hud u rirs( und len . Bul ihut wus us deep us Ihey would go und cventuully punier Bucky Nibert was cull ed upon where he punted nne inlo lhe Indian end zone. l'oinl hud unnther opportu · nily In put points on the board on their second posses· sion of the game. A poor lnc.liun punt guvc the loculs u firs1 down in Sissonville territory und the Big .Blacks murdtcd In Ihe lndiun 21. but n Brunson Burkey field goal ullempt wus u little short and the visitors took over. It didn 't tuke long for lhe lndiuns this time, !hough, After losing five yards on an Illegal procedure cull, Sissonville got cighl yards from fullback Justin Shively to put the ball on the 24. Then, quurterback Andrew Dawson hit u wide-open. Michael Fields for u 76-yard touchdown puss to stake lhe lndluns 1u the early lcud. Reid Pierce's extru point wus good, ond It was 7-0. Senior Nlc Dalton got the Big Blocks right bock In the gume, though, when he took the subsequent kickoff some 58 yurd~ to the Sissonville, 24-yurd line . .Prom lhcre It took the Blacks /usl four plays to find payd rt ~evin Thompson picked up Sill on firs! down und brother J.D. got unmher seven to put lh& · hull tlO the II . J.D. went for ll'"' " em I'"" 1 WANTED Motor Route Carriers The Daily Sentinel 1 ' 1wo mor~ befure Kevin run il in from the nine to mukc it u 7-(1 gume. The snup on the CK1ru point wns high, so hold· er Kenny Dursl wus forced tn lry Lo mukc something good nul of it. Blll. his toss 10 Kevin Thompsot\ missed the murk und il sluycd 7 . fo. The 1wn leum,~ hcuded into the locker room lhrce und u httlf minutes IIIIer with 1h111 sumc score. Sissonville recovered ut their own 44 nntlmovcd the bull intn Hig Bla~k 1erritory, but junior Jnmcs Murkhum en me up hig when he recov ered u Sissonville fumble ut the Point 43. The teums swapped punls before the Bi~ Blucks, start· ing from thctr own 35, put to~cther u s ix - pl~y drive cul· mmuled by D1ihon's nifty 12· · yard scoring juunt uround lhe righl end. Pomt went for two and wus · denied. bul the · Indians were pcnuli7.ed for huvlnl! too many pluyen on the f1eld. Gelling u second chunce, the Big Blucks Look udvantuae und Thompson walked into the end zone unlouched to give the locals u 14· 7 leud. Junior Je~Me "The Body" Nott had two big runs In that drlve, rlpplna off 26 und lhen 16 yard! to put the Blucks Into scorin11 position. Sissonville never threat· cned uaaln, but the Bill Blacks tucked on two more (ouchdowns In the fourth quarter to put the 1111me JIWII)'. The first Nearing drive covered 62 yards in just two min· utes. Kevin Thompson run for 3 und then 38 yards before Nou blasted up the middle for 22 yurds . Then it was David Bonecutter's turn as the tleet junior skirted the right side for u 13-yurd score. Barkey's PAT was true ' and the Big Blacks led 21· 7. · Dalton produced another spurk for ihc Big lllucks. this tunc on the defensive side of the fooibttll. He inh::rccpicd u Dttwson ucriul thai wus intended for Fi~lds 111 give lhc Big Bluck s good field position 111 the SisMmvillc 37. It took just live · pluys for lhc Big Blu~ks to SL'\IrC their finul touchdown . Kevin Thompson hud u 15-yurd guin and Dutton u 19-yurder uidcd hy u nice hlock downlicld hy Jured Billing .~. Thut put the hull on the one where Null bunged over un se~mld down. Bth·kcy uguin uJdcd ihc cxml point nnd ihul wus pretty much thui. Sissonville did muke 11 lust· minute effort, bul fudng u fourth und len from the Point 15, Duwson luunched a puss into 1he end zone Intended for Pierce, but freshman Travis Rime made II guod pluy 10 knock the bull awuy uno preserve the 2R· 7 score. Point rushed for 278 yttrds in the gume with · Kevin Thompson emerging us the game's leading rusher with 126 yards . Nott picked up 82 . in just- 10 tries, and Duhon had 43 on five ntlempts . Shively led the Indians ~ith 38 yards. Defensively, Markham hod lhe fumble recovery and Dalton the Interception . Jimmy Jordun oiAo hud u good duy with 3 ·solo tackles Including one for a loss, and 4 usslsts. Kenny "K·Man" DurNI had 3 solos and 3 assists, while Daniel Tench hud 3 . solos and u palr of assists, J.D, Thompson had 4 solos and 3 a8sists, und sophomore Garren Watterson hud u pair of tackles and an assist The Big Blocks begin league pluy ne~t week when travel to Oulllpolis 10 take on the Blue Devils. It will be the first of five straight road · games for the Blucks. off nn lnmlnn player und lhe Blue Devils recovered . Aguin. lruniLlll helc.l u.nd furccd a l)Uitl . ' Starting 111 its own 27 with I :JI\ ten In the half. Ironton luui1dtcr.l u nine-play driYc ltighli~;~htcd by u 20·yurd pass Ill Sumls unll u 25·yurc.l run. ' With time running oul, A. J. Lut1 connected on u 30·yunl field goul wilh ci~ht seconds of\ lhc dock und 11 wus 10·6 utI he hrcuk . ln\nloit contmllcd the bull the third quurtcr. but 11 lung from Pap 81 Rebels stopped on tht• t'onversion run . Ironton looked us if il wus going Ill run mil lhe dock as nve pluys produced three firsl downs . But Brundon Yun Skklc recovered u fumble hy Ironton und sci up the thrilling finish . Smuts carried 22 limes for 172 yurds ns Irom on umusscJ 306 yurt.ls on ihc ground und 157 loiUI yurlls. White hud 51) yurds nn II tries, ull in Jhc second hnl r. Simmons run 16 limes for HO yun.ls for the Blue Devils whn had 2:14 yurds un ihc ground. McKinncss wus II of 15 for 93 yurds us Gullipnlis IUIIicd 246 lniUI yurds. fromPap81 turla.w ltmttt ·6tntmtl • Page 83 in 12 lrie\ with Mih:hell tul-rng '~' l:'rul l't>rn,tdll\'' thre.U'tl the ll<'ellll' 1u 1-.. 1I. mldin11 .W yttrd' in eight '' rth hun l1wl~11 rnmlt• lht• ~kl-..~\~f I•» .t 't~ ~ ,ud '""' '' ttttt•mpl\ lL•rlle· 1111' one of d1111 n u•nllt'd!PII Ill\' ~ lo ~ "11.'", ih<' 'l'Ort'. 21 (I nne pa"rng lor ~(I yunh "' 11 •" t>lo<.lrd. til<.' "'"''' I ' !• 1\ \\.tugh "' \km1.~ '" from,...81 Wuh..tnhl tut.tl<•d ~ ~~l \ ,U\1, of ) nrd P•'" ,It t h~ ~ ~-' m,u 1- t 11 I ,,, \••11th ( ;,,llr.l, th~ hull 11:11 the ,,.,,,\' !l<·U Olint•n I1.1J ,on llttl'rn·pt , " ntl'en'c unc.l I-I liN di'11 "'· Eu,tern !)\11 t>l4 )t\1\1, in IQ lolloY.rng <tlluihl:f fhcll:'ll mill licrnll' hrl'-' " luml•l, nrrrk' fn,m Mineur 11hile Quuncrt'l!tL'k J< "h \\ alljlh run kid 1\lonh.'nl, lukr. fkrmt• ll'l.'\1\t'r\ J,""" '\ll-1 11\~ Am,hur )' C\lllttt'l'tellun ,e,en " 21 yard hllllllegan>und th<' htlk \ 111111\ttl<'r<'ll llttU th<' 1."\tUt:ht ,j \ . llit,,c, h1r (',1 ~ .ud' of I b p:t~'e' fn1 II 0 yur\.1!-. ll'll ~•de. cut hurl. urn"' lhl' emllon~ ''" ,, '" 1 <~nl run, .tlld II\!• ll>Ut'lhlo>\1 n' . rd The Eugle' 11<\:umulutc'll 2()(> grain unLI thn1ugh th,c SitS the '''Ill\' .\.l-0. Th.ti 1111' h>l lkmd''" Call111rll <.'orlll'lll y:trd' otTen,ively while pil- ddi:11'c lllt lhc gunw\ liN hmcd Ill j, Thck11 '-ro:k "' th<· unr lnr !l Ull' 1 .trth \\ au~h mg up IJ first dtiiYn' ,,, the >COl\.'. Rulad Thcl~·n tllll>t~J I :20 llt.lf" i Ill Itt• \~U lll<ll\'"" \\U' ..I. ni · S . Jla' 'lll ~ .Uld ~t·th ·night. Wilfunl l!rrthbeJ two Ihe C\tr;t pollll ft>r II 7·0 WOrt' l•'f, II \0.:\>l'l~ th.rl hdd Ulllt iht' Willi,m""" 11 '" ~ ••I \ pus'e' fur M yunh to ·lend ul tht' 7:15 mar~ 1>1' Ihe liN hnlf. The TD 11 il' ,,,, up h1 " SllU1h\'l'll l t.' ~'t.' l\\'1\ \\~'fl..' th<· Mcig' (\•unl) elclt't\ in l)lllll't<'L 25·\urd run 1>1 \\\ r11 1: h ' Uudd) \11u n~ 11 h•• " ,,, \ I• thlll dcpurtm~·m . l.i~<' lu't 11cd . S11uth Siouthcrn·, · dt• fton ~.. 11 ~ ht 1-'. Kilt• ... , , ...,,,,. 1 1'1 ••nt• '·" Wnhumu wi II Vt'lllltr<: uwuy G<~lha "'''rt'd 011 1he liN run cncll und l'~"'' '"' s,;.,,h I(I 1 "i '" · and t 'hrl' It!< k, l'nun i t ~ hume turf li1r the from '''rltlltll:I):C li>lltl\\ ing u Gullin ptll u lol " ' <hi'lt'r''"t . \\ht) t..IU~dll 1\\ u hll f l\t fir,t t·ime lhi' 'eusun ne" Snutht'm l'nmhlc . hut the 17- JX•ople on tht• lk l,l l'h<' ,,•,ult l.uJ,, indud rm• ''"'' ,,.u ' ·"" wed when lht• White yui\J nm h~ /url I cc 11 II\ Wa\ \CI'erlll 'l'tll'd t'" , I,Uld' i\'.:cptt<•ll " '''")'' ''", l"'i"'" Falcons trnvello South~rn for ne)!ai~LI hy 11 h1•lding l>t"nult} fnrm both ""''' 111 ~ r.·.11 Sht•ppmd .ntd \I .111 l'h< •' n Suturday night enct>unter · uml Southern held the Rt·lx•l, dcli:n" 1 c li"PI"), • ihld ' '"'l' wilh the Tt,rnudt~t'' · Ill II licltl j!lllli llttt'lllpt h} Zm· ~ Lo:e ''''ri·d tht·Jn,lul Eu,tcrn\ nr:KI outing will Tltl'len thul lll'lll 111de . two lllllt'hdll\1 "' \\he n ht· Aflt•r Southern \\Citl lhn:c ·gn1hh<.:d 1m ltti'''WI'1""' und he 11 Friduv ni~hl <'unlc't ut home uguitisl ~tsi ling Meigs. and oul , Souih Gulliu h»>k re111rncd it I~ 1 unh f••r ,, SNITS ,I CUI "'cr. On tht· liflh plu} fn>m ,~·on: 111 the 5 : ~~· rnur~ in lht' YDCI Yl• 1111 11 wrimnu1gc 11ftcr rompiling ihrrtl fiUtrrtt•r. t\1 tlw I ~ 7 PtlY UIE I Pill with u t>nc· nlll TD run of 1\VO fir,, dt\1\'tl\, the Rclx•l\ rnnrk . Lee uguin hit iht· <'ml Om Nki:tSiHI. dte ()tt~•QFHhl lt\ lh+. ~ · '''"'-'0 lior ihc 't't'ond tinic on tlwir own hy Gruh11m curly in '"'"' fn>m tho:: t>l'l'cn'i' c '''"' ilillll f <llll ~ CU.Il lllklonrtt ~:ttlU u,,rr~l U•t~ a hhh Waugh. lo Ja,on MlOS1 COI'IIIHI)fl nltiol• k·t~~l lf-4• \ltft \I ilh u' 14· vurd run. Thd~11 the 'cumd •tunrtcr. lndt'IK!U-.lllttJ 'ik,dil ('hU~OI II' Pnkyn 's 21 -yunl kil:k gu1 e Mt•rri,· ~ · pu" pl.r) "' 'i' uddcd the ~kk ulkr th~ fir,1 !ha fOIIi.IWIIliJ i:UNS ' Stlootlng • 8111 Htndllng tht• Rmdcrs u 10·7 uc.ll ' t lnt ~l.' ) 1mb. Thelen mllkd Ihe PAl 'l'ure. lht'lt II hultht•d '-1<' ~ Ollenllve Movaa kkl.. fur 11 14·0 SG lend m tlw unempt rc,nltcu in <m 1nwm ut hultiimc. Footwork .\ : I~ murk . plett· fuliu\1 ing 1.,.,.. , D e fen~iv e l y f1>r River L .. gut Pity For All Ayeo Wiih .U.'i lt•ft in the liN \c!l'OOt.l )..COre . Prlv•1• lnt tructlon Vullt!y, Jeremy Stmud hud II Snuth~n\ gnl tut th~ ,,.,,,\' · ltam tnatructlon tucklcs. eight unassisted, 4\Hirter, Wnr~man h rt lht' Court Ren111 tnd Muctl More• et1d1t1ne on 11 l .' i ·)'llfli ·run. hl~trd wi1h !!: .l~ kli m 1lw while Riley Ril-e finishec.l . I Lacatlont 219 Uno Sutt•t H,lllhll\Jh•n with 10 tll1al Utcklcs. while bruising up ihc nutldlc und game 11 hen • Plnhp p,,.,._.,. Ot7·HOOP Lukt· DcGnrmo hud eight. 3M2 fea.ys Vtlllev RLt H<~tnr"'''' "I wus very pn•ull uf our kids," suid Chunt·cy. "We C AlL ( Hl·S) 'lh.!..! JJ.Jl0t1J\V+ .J 1\l Ill(\ Wt t k.g• :-; t PI 11 NOV 1r cnulc.l'vc very cu.~ily given up \VW\V .,, Ullll,ljl )• I ,1111 " th11r<: und they hung right in tho:rc. sucked il up und made pl~~y~ wh~n they hud Ill." ( nud1 Det'l ' dune 11 ~r<:nt jnh down here . lie\ gnin~,: tn huild lhi' progrum up very stwng. We knew it wu; going Ill he u ltm~h game. We knew Apply at we wus gotng to huvc Jn win lhc gume in ihe li11u1h quar· 1er. River Vullcy truvl!l, lu Ill Court Street • Ponu•ro\' • Alc1tnndcr next. while Mcig' 740-992.2155 lriiVCIS 1\l CliUtlly •rival Euslcrn. 14 play. time-consuming Ll· rive slull~d und u '2!!-yurd fidd gmt I uucn'tpl by A. J. Lutz jus I missed In Ihe right. A 41-yrml punl hy McKinncss nul ul the sh~H · gun IHJiiJurth Lluwn went i.nto lhc end 1.onc ullll lrnnlon hegut\ on it' own 20. Mutt White, who Slll out 1he lirsl hulf with un tmkle h\iury. .gulncd 2 yurds on 11rst down . Sunds th~n boiled 1hroush u hole opened by Iuckie T)ller Whulcy und 'guurd Jeremy Akers us he ruccd 71:1 yurc.ls 1\lr Ihe touchdown und it wus 17·6. Gullipolis cumc right hm;k ul'tcr Ihe ensuing kickoff with u.53-yurd. 12-pluy mmch thlll ended on u 3-yurd TD nm hy Simmons. Bul Simmons wus Devils Point Pom.roy • Middleport • Oalllpolla ~ Point Ple•Nnt Don Tate's ODEL YEAR CLOS ou utdt. PRE-OWNED OARS & TRUCKS! USED CARS 1998 Cadillac Seville STS ........ $21 ,900 2000 Chevy Lumina ., ................ $ 9,999 2001 Cadillac STS .......... ......... $31 ,900 1997 Cadillac Devllle ............ .. ...$11 ,900 2002 Chevy Prlzm • 10K mlleo .... $11 ,900 Ford Tnurue ................ .. .... $ 8,900 2000 8 · 10 Ext Cab .. .................. $ 9,900 2000 GMC Yukon Delanalll ...... $28,900 2000 Silverado Ext Cab 4X4 .... $1 9,900. 1997 Olda Bravada ................... S 9,950 1997 Chevy Surburb~n ............ $16,900 - 5,450 2001 GMC Sonoma E•IC•b•~~$ 14 ,900 2000 Tracker Convenlble ... ....... $ 8.900 1992 Ford F150 4X4 ................. 6,1l5o 1996 Ford Explorer .... ............... $ 7,900 ·Don 'rate ~ ~ 1997 Olda Cutlass Supreme ..... $ 7,990 2000 Pontiac Grand PriK GT.. .. $14,900 1998 Old a Delta 88 .... .......... ..... $ 8.900 1999 C.hevy Monte Carlo ... .. ..... S 8,950 1998 Grand Am GT .. :........... :.... $ 8,950 7,950 2001 Cavalier,.. n , , -=--:..? Eaat Main Street • 740·992·6614 • 1·81!18·[ s �• S.turday1 September '1, 2002 r. _____ 'Qtr1bunr - Sentinel - Pomtroy • Middleport • Oalllpolla, OH • Pt. PIHNnt, WV "'.r.~~--~-~Mi.J•I_/.,~;w:;;:;, .e_lliiiliioiiaiiliiii_.ll r\o _,j ._._ _ __'* ~- ......... >Jt~ f ,n ~~~ ~et..-oodlt~\.U 01 I• Ill' .,.,.. 111111 ...._, ....a~~o,. " ~ .,.., '"""' ~ ~ m.lflln t-va \lo ~")~ll (110\... ·~~ """' o,.,. ~•ut ~too ~'" ~~ ... 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YARD SALE Sept 8&7 • 9 00·11 00 at Crown Excavating & Stone Yard on State Rout• 218 All prootede to go the South Oalllla High School Senior Cl11e Trip COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHAPEL 2002 BLOCK PARTY Salurday September 21 et 400-600 pm FFIEE FFIEE FREE FREE Live R1mote with JOYFM Trinity Trio performing Food• Qamtl· F1ot Painting Brown/1 Bake·OII· Wagon FIJdtl Door Prize.. Olownt· Jump T1nt . Bring your 1nllrtl1mlly & your 11wn 011alral ONE NATION· UNDER QOOI 845 8lcldmore A91d In Ktrr Ohio 5 mlnulft pa1t HMO on SFI teo e 3rd Annual Walmart· Turkey Run Archery 3·D Tournament Sept 14th Regletratlon from g em to 4 pm 2·13,000 worth of prlzee For more Info 0111 Mike or Bobby at 304-8'75·4000 FOR SAI.E 2001 Clayton Mobile Home 14 x 87 2 BFI, 2 Bethe All appllancll Deck & Storage Shed On rented lot at Johneon'e Trailer Park, Eaetern Ave $21,000 448·3878 Pu~~~::O"IY Huge Yard Sale Bulavllle & Keeler Rd Frl Sth • Sun 8th 9 00 am • 'I Camo Total gym computer V•teoh. !oo much to list Headquarters by Juanita Is now renting work stations to managing cosmetologlet If Interested call 740-446-2673 or 740·446·21 00 • �Page Btl• 6aturbap ((tmU -6rnllhtl Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolll, Ohio • Point PINsant, WV BETTY. - - 0 UIDOII: PliiLLIP ALO~R End of a long journey. Cl ....., .. . .... . .. ... ...."'' . , t K, \ , 3 1 ... \0 l1 l\''' A l,lUt l1 • t Jt • KJ.H • Q It t ? l .Q lt ~. & ' !V.o¥1'- • t J " ~ .... CATHY IM~E Dll.6~!> ZI~T · CEN'TUR'I 8U~INE~~WOM~IIl C~TH'I, l)f,i'lrl Suuth QC.. fii<IE . ~ CODE! ON ~-;:) IW.E Vulnerable .Ea11 West MI~I~~S NO SME Lt:l:r!>. s....... tl. ' w._,, 2 N'f NO BARE WIN NUl, PIP<llt-lE'i '? t>UI Nu•ltll , NT ~ i ..,'"d NO &liRE mlULOER~. t:••t Alt pan •• iOE~ . Ill~. ' AJ Accident Eyes peeled John Betjeman. who was to become the British poet laureate 27 years later, wrote in 1945 : "l · have a Y is ion of the Future. chum. I The workers· · flats in fields of soya beans J , . . . - - - - - - - ' " \ r-~--:-~---., · Tower up like silver '/Mll>.' \:.II~WIN0 ~S pencils. score on LitlE ''11-\E. ~rSON~"! .. score." . For the lust couple of days. I have been ·stressing the importance of keeping . one· s eurs. eyes and mind open while playing bridge. If otie does not. the vision of the future will be defeut. · Tuke the South hand in this deal. A!luinst your contract I•EANliTS ol three no-trump. West leads the spade 11 M'< FRIENDS SEEM TO T~INK siJ<., und Eust puts up A 600D l.ATI-IER IS T~AT I BORROW TOO MUC~ . the . kin~ . After win1-!Al.F' TME SMAVE '' ning thts OJ' the nellt CIIUCK .. WIIAT DOVOV T~INK trick with the spude' ace, how would you proceed? . North is too weak to contemplate' five diumonds us u flnul contract. so -- even if not usin·g trnnsfer bids ..-- he should ' just raise to three no THE BORN LOSER trump und hope for the best. To introduee ~ ~ P'" ""I IF II l~'\ UHLE..:OCY JOI'-.IES! I'M ~R.IN& IN 11\f>...I?.KC:.TIN<;, P'"1\ Wl5e: CHOICE., f'I\Y BOY I .... a minor in this position, responder N.J.. C,I':QWN UP N>ID IN COU..EG(, M11. Tf\01';1'\N'Pi.L! If-If...~ WILL N..WI\Y5 Bt: A. • should have either u EI-H WtJ,f>...T ~f.. YOJ .S\UDYING7 DEI<V'ND FOI2. (:,~'( 5T~I very unbalanced hand or thoughts of a slum. In other circum stances, ymr would duck n diamond to guuruntee five tricks from the suit (unless the missing curds are splilling 4-0). If you do that here, though, FRANK & EARNEST surely the opponents will cash too many ' spade tricks. You ~ r-~~--------. must pluy for a 2·2 BeLt.. diamond breuk. l>IScoNNecrer> However, thnt is PL~ASt not ull : After cushing the nee, you must ICNOGIC •teud the nineto dum\-~--------~~ ••• my's king to avoid ~ I J ' • blocking the suit. Then. when the S(llit is favorable, you cun run the rest of the suit (starting with dumm)i's eightl) und win • SOUl' TO NUTZ ut least 10 tricks. (If the diamonds un -· kindly brenk 3- 1, you Beal ,;-, DR And~w . . arc 111 the dumm~ . SQUIRT . aT '(our ttble to try the club I iservice g nessc. which will potcntiully reduce your ·victim dies Saturday Sltlt lllPQFI ' POMEROY - \ S~ nw1t~t' )'11\tlh h\1\IIW in t\ t\I'IH~hl· cle ttccll.l\lnl l~ tlll\lf Ot~y weeli.en1l hn~ died. mtthlwitles ~uld , Brandi Nicnlll Thmllt~s, 16, dio\1 .Sntu11111y It\ Cnooll Hunth\!JII•n H1•spiml. Hltlllh\i)llll\, W.Y\1.. wheft'l s.he w11s tali.en hy Medflii)ht followlnjl nn Au)l. ) I crnsli nt the intersection of Ohln R11ute 1 11nd Cll\ll1ty Rlltld ~ CELEBRITY CIPHER by LUll C1mpoe Ctllbnly Clpl\lr C'l'lliOQrtme art O,._ltd lnllrl qiiO!IIIonl by ll... I)IOplt, PUI•n4 P"Hnl, ilach """ In lht ol!'l* olanOa !Qi anQII\tr . Todi.Y• CIW; 0 tqll<lll 0 "PI PI TZI Will lXI' AU - WAN MPU' Z'OVPZ'I IXTI NPMMPWL TWI< IVICII'W"IIW KPIVI'MP,U." MP ·IIWI'M III'MMI'WL PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'I halt thll lmlgt ol mt 11 1 prim Edwardian. 1want to ahO<lk avtryont.' - (Brltlah ltadlna laavl Htltna Bonham Cartar · OAI.LIPOI..IS ~ Wternns ot' Fm~l»n W11rs P1is1 44M nmt lov11l wternns will spunsot· n moment of remem· bt'!II\Cil nnd ctmdlllllghtlnt: cQfemnny tn romllmber the victims of the SepL 11. 2()(11. H>rrurlst ulluvk Ill R (till . Wednesihty in the VPW lltll'k· Inil lnl nn Thil'(l Avonue. ,, Pul>llc 1.. '·.' ' ~ %\0 'NAC:, IT 'NI-\0 SA\\),· l'Ht. \'J~lP IN\\..L \.\Tr\.E \-\em, ~ \.a\46 R~t-A~IV\~R . 'Nl-\t>.\ 'N~ \c/i)~\'? SP.'i 1-\~I<.E. !::# Q I ~f.o;j ~e:: ;:: ::: ~ ~~ =:! ~ 5:': ;;'§ 0 GARFIELD ~ CI:J CI:J ~ ARLO& .JANIS ' Weather STI1EBE 1· I I Mafor lub!Nhl -. ' ~·· Cover All The :- Is ,.4;f''"',..~ ~·:·~~·· losses,) THE GRIZZWELLS purtlclpntlnn encnurulled, NEWSPAPERS High : 901J Low: 60s Dltld1,A2 I' 2 1 I~ I I I! 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(Om1lhury ), Thomns wus tl llllssllt'i}\lf In u cnr driven hy Ashley S, Hnlloy. 16, Mlddlopnrt. thllt repurtt~dly fnllt~d 111 yl1.1ld on 1 to n tmctnr-trnUer driven lly Rnndy 0 . Unldrld11e. 4'1. Fmnl\lln Plu·nuve. m11l cnllkl· ed. tht~ Oullln·Milli)s Post \If tho Sutt<l · lllllhwny Pntml Npmtlld, lluldridlle wus s\luthhmmd I'll\ 1 111 the time of tho !'1:4l p.m. crush. the pnll\ll said, Hulloy wus nlso h\lured nnd (llrlltied tn C11b¢1l Huntinjlton hy ModFlliJhl. where at lust ropurt ~he rem"lns In ~rlllcul condition. lt\1\l(Wt's suld, · Thumus hns been reh:msed to Fisher Funernl Hnme In PomQruy tor m-rlmiemilms. Tho cru~h tnltrk~ Itt ol~ hth truffle 1\ltnllty 11f thll yem· In Mqlgs County lnvcstlillt"\1 by tlie putrol. Ceremony set ... for FESTIVAL Rl~ht,' set Celebrations n ...... · C2 Classlfleds 02· 7 Comics DearAbby Insert Cl Editorials A4 A6 A2 B1·8 A2 Obituaries Region Sports Weather C> 2002 Ohio VIlli\' Publl1hln1 Co, SCRAM.f.ITI ANIWIIII Juggle · ./deal · Drown· Kettle • OLD AG£: "Yes. t want to live a long lift," ono not 10 amart cuUe · said to her friend , "But," she added, "I aure don't want to ' reach OLD AGEl' 1 ----------~--------~===-==-=-==--=--~~-= NIIWIPIIIr& In Educadan •Kid Scoop' debuts IV Mllltl DOTION OVP IIAII wrltorM th~ N~wsptt(lC<t\~ In · Fldth<' lltlnn 11nrtn~•·shl11 ~·un ~n11111~1 Old(ut·son hy vullln ~ <lAI .LII101.1S - " I~ Wn! Ewut Rend ullnhoul It I" K ld S~OOI'· n ~hll1.h'on's uctlvlty p11~e. will hh hoth the Oulllpolls l")ully Trlhutw. 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AI NO h l!l nnii1p Mlltilltl PuhiiNhor Den Dickerson will he 11 Wl.il.lkly t~ducutlnn suld thut mn nnly will Kid und youth llllllO, ' Scoop uppour ovo t·y l.!etlo Pllttl'~l.l. ()VI1 lllltn· Monduy In ull three ut' Ohio u~ln~ edllot\ Muldlho w~Qkly Vulloy PuhliMhlnll Co.'s lliiMO will fcutmo nowM nhmn n wspupers the III'Llll N~ hooJ ~, MChuul 1\~IIVI • Oulllpofls Dully 1'rlhune, Ihe . II H, HIUdl!llt K llllll t~ll~h~t'K Pomei'Oy Sentinel und the will he rcuntt'cd nn thl! Point Plcns1int Ro~IHtor weekly plll!C, but Monduy noWHfllll'llrH One lcnfut • "NutoN fru111 will be dotrvercd tn ouch 1h Bucklntok, II will ~ontuln child In 26 thlt'd·l!rudc chtNN· whl~h ()WVIthlN CllOI'iilllUI• lnrortnUI lltl Of lntOI'IlNI Ill eH In Oulllu. 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Ohio Rio Tire Rio Grendt, Ohio Holltr Clll'llc (I dlllll) Gelp alit, Ohio Who WeAre. • • Audrey Farley, RN, Cri tical Care Karen flluyl.l, PCA, flol~cr Ira Care Prcda Wright, R EEG 1~ Neurology Lis,a Mitchell, RN, BSN, Arnbula.tory urgt'ry Terri Evant, RN, Ullll~allon Case MC111CHti'tl11!11 t - - ,. � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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