https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ba327e7e96e5b6406b4989c52cbd436a.pdf ab4b3fb79c6b603a97de4b87ba149c19 PDF Text Text 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! I C: O.N T H Index . • llctlonl - NE C U L I I I' li C,EMESII I I I I Ia ,~ I ,, $ f) II PQINT NUMBmo IFTfEQS , UN SCi!IMBlf fORI· AN SWER • l "What Ia a judge?" the teachor asked the cta~a . The clua clown answered, "A JudgelallkD an En~~s: ~~~c.h~~·-~~~Y both nand out G) C:omolofl rho chuclle quofld bv lillln~ In rho mlulno wor1h you dovolog ltom Jlop No. 3 below, 1 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I IIII 2 l\111le 111 stk, ~. 21·22 th\\\1\'~ ~1\ ~- 111100 llft'. l\\1\11 durlniJ 100 IIIII ~~~th'lll Sntl\\'00)' 111 II"' I.'l\1wn Cit) V\\li\1\INI' llt'(l il\>1)111'1\\1'111. ll\"1.,\lk h 100 iltll~hlet· ''" (\\lie "'"' Ml~e 811..~tk 11111.1 . I""' Sllklthm her IIIYI\I'ite \\1' 100 1\lstlvul w~~~ tl\e Ill\\\~~ . Ulll\IW, Mkhtllll MUll)\; ~. 111\il Pt\Vl\1 MIH\'f, 7. Ill' C'lty 1?1\~IY 11\Q f\lflll Ul C't\IWI\ ('lty \\IIUI\l\\01' flirt" Depmtn~l\l t\tll ~~~til'ttl Cmw11 St\1111\luy, 100 h\l)'S I.'Un~ whh tl1<;'ir 11111111, i111~t\11 'IMe~ . (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. (74()) 4~fi- lJ42 . m· ~ · lllttll !hll llll{h NS IIIJIIIC(CI\I\1\11~ 1111111001' Willlllll)i!lll' illi IIQ W!.ll!kly Klil S~!Kl(l Jllll!~ whl~h IN (lllhliNh~ll lht~ltt j,lhout Ihe N~htKll yottt', SllllliNOI'NuiNo wlllt•ece<lvu u uot·tll'l~uto l'i'<lln tho Ohio Vullcy PuhiL~hlnp Co. nnd the CfiiMM they MllllllNill', niOiljl with II I.(UIIflloli'·PIIIIO "thunk yuu" u1.lvoriiN m~nl fmm the CIUNN they N [~lll NOt'. Thlr~ · 11rud~ teu~horN will h lllllli 11M "Touvhor Scoop, II C III~~I'OIII11N 1111\.1 111;\ WN• dlll~k~mll1¢illll)'llttllylrl · httiiM'lllll. f:ln~h NllllllNIII''N 1111111~, I papers Monday tWW~IliiiWI\" lll~klll'~llll ~ulli , "0ltl' ~nul I~ 11\liU'IIWt'~hltl In t-du~ullnn I lilt !!lVI'~ t~IWhllt'H utul ~hllth\'11 snm~· thlnl! tllll't-t'llnt tn Inn~ 1\w Wttl'll 111: 11 humls·Otl cht~N· "111111 1\CIIvlly. W~ niNII Willi\ hi h~lll »t'IIW lftll IUJKI ~~liN 11111111 nl llllWNiltlllN lllllllllt'N," stund s Mnnduy. 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. Moll!" uml· 111(1 IC NNClll plitiiK to lncorpU• plli'UIHN when flljlOfl Muson cm1ntloN. rufe Into the ~m·rh.:ulum, ~urd~ uro lmtoil. whcm The,·e nrc 42 lhlrcl·~rudc A hlllhllght on tho Kl~ usH mhllcs will tuk~ tJhtt.:cl chiNNOH inlhe three countleH, Sooov l'llllil IH the ''writ lnM l~ttchor ln·Morvlg dll)'N lllll hut so t'ur there oro only 2ti Clll'll 1'11 J}ICkllfKClll Nllld. , OVM IHllilN t1"111 pt•lnclllttiN HpUilHOfH tO HU(l)lOfl IIJO "Thlli'C IN II dll'l'cront lhomo or HU(}OI'illt nd 111M lhUI Ill Ill NoWH(llljJilrH In Education wllh uqucMtlonlhultho chll· nnuH NOtnothnoH loNa m· I'm·· pro11rum, Olcket'Hon Kuld .. dt'Cn will be uNkod to unNWCir i!OL to lll'hlM homo. · "011r 11aul for thiN Nchovl und write ullouL. If' u chlld'K "ll 'M u '' rrouL mutch.'' your IN lo put u Kid Sco011 Ntory IN choHcn, It will ll~ DlokerMOil Muld. und 11 newN(lOilOr In lho publiHhlld In the II WN()llllCI'.' ' "Mondoy'N H WNpltJllli'N hundN of every thlrd ·t~roder Th wrltln11 cmn r INOfltlll will b l'oeuM don ducutlnn In nll .lhree counlleM ('Very In uny child of nny 11110 who - Nomothlnu ov ryono ut week," DlckorNon Mnld. wiNhON tn ~m·tlclputc, . Ohio ·vull y Publlshlni! C'u. Any Individual, huHinoMH " ll'- 1111 fljlpUI'HIIllt)' tn he b IIIIVIIN I~ II J'rlorlty," nr or11unlzutlon lntorcNted In publl~hlld In ymtr lmmoLnwn J)aurco Mill d. This • lS •,, In EdUCitlon · ......... for 2002.03 !V lomlr;ll Point 11'11111nt. W.VI, Home N1611nll link ltlcln~t Clhll Amtrlcln • • • lllwlr · ·~~~ Toltr ' Toler ll'llllrflllet StiYICII Ctillpolll, Olio ="'palll,~ \tuahlnrl IUPtrMN (2 cllllll) MlcldltpOrt, Ohio CI'OIII'OI. Crtln.'ioUIII IMM Ptlli, Ohio J.l. MDI'rl10111nd !tJiacllele Cllllpolllr Ohio I!MirdJontt lnvtllbMnll Gelllpollt. 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 - - ,. �• geAl anbap undllf, a-pt, . A :Ohio • West Virginia Briefs .Vln1s suspected makes her I'll. • W'/11 " ] ~oti'OWtl ' (Iiiio.-- )'*'*'' . 0 • • CGM:tht .....t at stat~ competition experienced H:1rley. Green ttmdc it hl the thin! division. OVP $tan \V!fh!t whidt meant she WtiS still in the 1011 24 out of 116 l'tlnl· RIO GRANDE - When jX'tilors. Mi..'llelle Gt'Cen took h~r "In the sel'Ol\d und· tlnal ho1~..! t\l the st;lb! ltnals ,It' th~ romtd. ended up fourth in Ntltionul Burr-el Horse the tlt'lOt Idi~ision with Butl'y." Ass11dtuion ctll'licr this · ,;1id Green. "She's :t gnod ll\1)11! h, she dltln 't expe.:t 111 horse: Harley's still Y.lllll\1!. ~tl home with iiiiY pri1e, , . 11\tt llurle~ ended up tilih Ill "I tend to l!t'l nt:n't'u' 111 the thil\1 dtvisinn ." <'<lllll~lltiott, so .I was !'Call~ "With Harley I ended up tlllltltcd when I ,tkt 11t'IL' winninl! :1 oolt buckle for 1\\e, Grttn said. :~nd " breast Cllllar for my ll1e Clllltpetition was hekl hursc und wilh But1'y I won u \lVCI' ti\1\.'C dt~ys In Uilti:n\1, at NBHA jtK'kct." suid Gt'CCIL the Ft·anklhl County "My ••vcntllmoney winnings Palt·g"11111ds. Green stayed c:II\\C l<l $.i65 ,"· f<ll' ttll tltt'l'c duys, cxhihiti<lll· G1~en heg:~n serious b:~n-el -· lit!! on the fii'lOt dny. and c\ltcr· mdn!! :tb<lul four yeurs ugo 1111! the tlrst uml second qtml - under the supcrvlsiun of 11)/ittg 1\lltllds <Ill the second Mury-EIIcn Hid.nmn of Oak @d thh\1 ,lays. · Hill. who 111'eeds mttl tnlins "Evct·yb<llly 1.1111 two tncs quarter hllr>c' for h:u'l'eis. on the f'ir>! \'1111\lll:lilion ,lay "l uctuully bou ght my h:~r­ to qtHtlil)• for the second rd hnrsc. H;1rley. thmt Mttry· 1\lllnd. Alier IW qualified, we Ellen . She h:ts tllwuys helped were ,\lilt into tllli'c.rcnt divi - me fnr free, untl she's helped sions. a lnt11f pcllplc in my family, Gt-ec\1 Wtls tttnmt!l the 1011 "My aunt hough! u horse eight with llutfy. >~l she went f111111 her ten ycnrs lii!O and \Ill to the next slll!!C in the Mmy Ellen promised a cm1· fit·st di vlsiun . With the less· pic nl' months of tntinlng .to ~l OHI BY Allllll Mlll'lttl. '· tlo--1111 ,t $ . '1 .. \' ; \. ' l l ~PI~ OOu4! ~ r.- -. "'"'~""-' West VIrginia weather Sunday, Sept. 8 AccuWttttltr.COft\ mteel tot"' t\J11!S ~ '. \B.H A Michelle Groen gallops Buffy around a borrell during her raoo In the National Barrel Hol'$e Association state finals. (Printed with permission of leon Photography) go with it. Well. they're still helping her. und my cousin and myself." Green suid. Gt'l'Cn took Iter own horse. Hurley, und lllso bom1wcd Hllrley's half-sister. Buffy, thnn Hlcklllllll for the competition. In the lend up to the compe· titiun.· Gt'l'Ctl suid she be!I<U\ practicing with her hrose, Harley. hllck in February. Then Ill April. she began rid· itll! Kiddie, the horse she look to the Gnlliu County Junior Puir und Butl'y. Hickmun 's bmTCI·mcer, "Since April, I rode Hurley tutti Kiddie ~ust nbotll every day. Then, I tlgo up tit~ the Hk kmun 's farm und train wilh Mnry - E ll.~nnt leas t three tunes a week, s.ud Green. "We all cried when we stiw how I hml done ut the com11C· titinn," said Green, "Nn one 'knew if I could hundlc the pressi!t'C.:l hut!.shown Bull'y n few Innes belut-e but something hull alwllys been wrung. " Butl'y's u finished horse· und llurlcy' s still u colt. so u· hud to sw itch h11ck anti forth with the wtty I hundl~d them." Gt-ccn wus plcnsetl with her younger horse's perfonnunee nnd hopes next ycur she will put in us good 11 pcrformunce liS her hull'·slslcr, Bull'y. ' Prayen, choruses, silence. • to honor Sept. 11 attack v1d1ms Bv C11.111111 lttiNCIII /l.uoo l~led ·Hot, dry conditions through midweek · . 0\' THE MSOCI~T~O ~ntSS . ~ontlnucs Sundny will he nnuthcr hnlduy tiN high pi'CSN\II'C hi hl'ing ulmvc uvcrui!C tcmpcruiUI'CN lntn th~ Mlti·Ohh1 Vl1ilcy. lllghs wllii'Clldl the upper HOs to luwcr ~Os nt~uln with slllllty sides. Lows will oo In the low tu n1lu 60s tll!llill with lllllslly deUI' skies, · As th~ tu'enol' hll!h Jli'Cssure moves cust, southerly llow wtll lll'ing moi sture tu1ll sonm cluudN Into the region. Highs will still be In Ihe upper HOs tu lower 90s. Lows will be In the tttld !10s. A cold front uppl\1tt~hcs the vullcy n111\1csduy brlnl!hlg the c h tu1~e of ~howcrs und thunderstorms. Cooler ulr moves In hchltttlthc lhll1t. 1•• WIATHIII ,OIIIOAIT . '1\,llny... Sunny. Highs IJI tu IJ!I . Bust winds !llll 10 mph . Sunday lllght...Mustl y dent. Luws ncur C1!J. Cultu w11.1<!s. M<mdny... Mustly sun~~y. Hl11hs lu the loWCI' IJOs, S11uth wind .~ ll hi 10 mph bccotnllll! northeustlule In the mm·nlng. Monli'ny nll!hi...MIINlly elcur. Luws In the luwe1· (\()N. Tucsuuy .. .MtiNtl y NUittty. lllghNIn the U~Jler !!().~, . · 1"llcNtlu y ul~ht. .. l'urtly doully with u s ll~ht chunce of sl111w· crs und thunucrNtorll1.• . Lows In the lower 60s. Chu1tcc of ruin 20 pctwttt. · . WcdncNduy... A slll!ht chuncc Ill' shnwcrs In the lllornlng... Othcrwlsc nm•tly dear. Hlgh11 In the 111ld KOs. Pres.· Ohlouns wlllmul'k the Se\11. II mmlversttry <ll' tl1c tcnw st · Utlacks Wl\h rcl1\cltlbt'l\nCCS CXjlCCIC\l In l'lllii!C fi'Oil1 the synljJhllnk to the silent . At H:4(l 11.111. - the nmmc11t the first plune hit the nmth tower of the .Wmid Trude -Cemcr - strings und wood· wluds ure 111 strike the first low, slow llntcs tu M1l/tll't'' "Rcqlllcm" In ~ hur~hcs In C'ohunhtls nnd Clcvclund. fhcu the dtlll'li' begins. ll'lln>lulcd lhllltiltc I .min: "Rest ctcl'lml gnuntl1l'llt . 0 l.m\1," The free pcrl'nntullt~cs hy vuitllllccr lllllsid aus a1~ l'urt of the worldwide "l{ollng Requiem." In which the huur· lung funerul Mu.~s sturts ut K:4fl u.nt. ut the lnteruntlnttul Dutcllnc Itt New Zenl ttntl . und then Itt scqucticc 111 '"''·~ ' of the wnt'kl's time wncs. "VIrtunlly I'm 24 hours, thi s lillie piece of musk wllltntv· ciuH uround the wnrlu." suld .lncl Muthlu~~. mu si~ ulrcctol' ut llroud Sti'cct Prcshytcl'iun Chul'dt In C uluntbu .~. ColltlttUitltics nero." the >lut e huvc · c·vc ltts piLIIIIICd Wcllncsduy, lh1111 the higHest urb1111 11rcns Ill NOUIIICU' I Oltlo's tin y Vlt111111 Cuunt y, populutln11 U, I~ 0 . Vctcrull .< will prese111 u 21-gun snlme l1utslde the courthouse In McArthur on Wednesdny. Mllitlu·y curgo plunei\ will fly uvet· Onllun, thousands of t1u~s urc l<l 11y In S111rk · Cou11ty, bugplpes will pluy In Murtltt s Fet·ry, und church bells unu sirens will rin11 everyw here. There ulso will oo · 111\llllellls of silence stutewlde. In Columhus, Ohlouns who Vllhmtcct~d tn help victims of the u\\ucks nrc ttl guther on the Stutchousc lnwn. whei'C ubnut J.( X~) ~0- lnclt 11111 flugs will fly hc!\lllitlng 'li1csdlly In memory or the dead und misslnl!. Vctcmn,, from Amert.:un Legion l'o ' t (12 of Ross Con11t y will guard the flul!s ""the Statehouse luwn until Wcdnestlny's ccremo11y. Otlter cve111s lllclullc 11 dcui· ~ut lo11 In the Clcvelund suburh of l~ us tlukc for u mcmuriul thnl Includes steel girders l'nrmthc Trude Center site und u ~. ~00- pcrsb ti "living !lug" ut Columbus Crew stuulum . "It 's ~1 mnnemorutlnn und me1nuriul 1111· whnt httppcncd In this ~nuntr y. those who were kille<l nnd those wlm survlvcu," suld Mike Brown. spukc smu11 for Muyor Midtucl Colcmun. who will pul'tkiputc inlhc livin g !lug . "We ulsu ure cclebrutlng olll; pl'ilie uno nur unity, unu thut's whnt the flua symbol· lzes," Brown suid. · NllC. ull'lliute WCMH-TV in Columbus plunned the tlng event us u repem of n 1991 dlspluy with ubout I ,300 people to comrllemornte Desert Sinrm. Purtlc\punts will hold 3-by-3-foot curds over their heuds to fnrm u 11ug lurgcr thun u football fleltl, with the uerlul tmuge bmudcustllve. Orl!unlzcrs of some of the lurger events ure hopl11g thut cx\lcricncc und 11 little lu<:k wi I cun·y them smoothly. Jmm11 Btlckcy, the stntlon 's l'kc pi'Csldont of creutlve servll'Cs, suid there 111~ no gutumtlc'Cs thutnll5.600 hundn;d wulk· Ins 11\.'CUcd tbr the !lug will show up hy the 5 p.m. setup time. Ahout 2m people we1'C p1\!se· lccted to ti11m the sitU'S. ' Cnlor·clllied wrlstbund., untl volunteers will ensure thut everyone has the right curd In the ril!hl place, she snld. Neuriy uti the volunteers performing the Mozurt Requiem ttre experienced with the piece, Mnthlus of the Columbus Presbyterian church suld . In Clcvelund, 60 singers und u smull orchestru, mulnly volunteers from the Clcvclund Orchcstm. will pcrfmm ut St. John Cuthcdrul. Columbus will hn ve a IJO-mcmhcr chorus und 24 lnstrumcntullsts. Mu sidn ns nnd Sjleclutnrs will cuch rc~clve u budge with the name nf u victim. The musiduns cnmc from vuritlUs chur~h. cnmmunity unu profcss ionul muskut · ~rou,Js but huvc meshed w:CII 111 rc 1cnrsu ls. Muthius .~uid : " It's gnlng to be brllliunt," he suid. "Everyone hus been su attuned to the deeper mcuninl! of doing this un Sept. II ." 1"hut·sJuy... MuNtly deur. LowN In the mid 50s, highs ncu1· KO. Fl'lliuy ... Mostly clenr. Luws In the upper !lOs, highs 111 the lower KOs. · Slltlll'liny.. .Purtly doutly. LoWIIInthc lower !JIJ~. hll!hNIn the hiWCI' KOs. Carreatlon Polley Our m81n oonotrn In all ttorl~l 18 to be Mdurate. 11 vou kMW ot an enor In e !tory. oalt the new1ruum 111446·2342 tlt 092-2155 . NtWI Dtplrlmtnll O•lllpollt IJe~lltllrlurtl 9KI8MIIOMB are: Mln1glnft tdltor EMI. Ia Newt td or EKI. 23 Alllgnlna tdltor Ext. 22 Pomtroy Depotlmenl eMior tllona ~MI . 21 axt. 1~ ~M I 1 13 Exl 14 NtWI NIWI Publl8hld e¥1!ty lut1dty, 83ll ·lhlrd live ., O•lllpujlt, dhlu. ~uttd ·dm IH.1111tlt .paid tl QallifltJ It , lttU!Itd n JIUJnd-tltU pU!III.f! fiAid II t'Um!!t~, Oltld1 j1U~I Uflltil Mtlflittl ft11 ~tUt.lllld flti!tt Mild thl! OhltJ NltW!IJ.il~l I'MtMittttl tend !Kidten tutl fldlunt to thi Ollllpull• tlally htbunt, fll5 thltd fwl! ., Oallrmltt, Ohlu ~~M I, luftdiiJ tubmtptton rail• ly t~llf ttr enntur ruutt OHI wtili o"' r••• •ul.tutlbttt IU5 nul On the web dtt~ltlnl tu J!!f the ts5 certlltt WHk Nt.1 •ul*rljllll..h !Jy IH'II permlU1d ht ll!ltt wfll!fl! liullll! Weekt 51 WIMikl )& l•mlll utttltu M!t'iltl! llev•ll•bll! Mlll•ubtcrtnllan DttlW tHd tuttfl;u WMkt WWW,111yddllyttlbUIIu oom www.mydallyaerrtlnol oorn ll'itlttl D1lflt cautttw tJno •51 f!J J I uiJ 56 llttt tJUUhlt OtiUI Ct;UIIlW I! w..~o 26 Wel!kt rtew• @ mydallyl tlbuno.oom nowe@ hi)' dolly ao nII nel.oorn • I 'I !12Wflth t Announces the_opening of I,ARKERSIJURG TREATMENT CENTER 400 Bcrrys Run Roud Purkcrsburg, WV 26 104 Spedalic. illll in /l'r'IIIIIWIII, wlllt Jilt anno 1·ol 011 Im I .1·111'/lfll'l, r!/' 011i ate orld Icrim1 ,\' lk~lli\C . Kwley S<lill the l'asino was mi \in~: l'U'h rc~ister rewipts wilh those vf the ttttm:hed \'liiiVt'lli<:ll\:0: store. Drought survey sought CHARLESTON (API .The shLte's tnp ugril'Ullllml ntl'idul is 1'0\luesting the Wesl Virginiu Furm . Service Agency to survey drought ,·omlitit>'lls tiC«'-~' the sune. Commissioner nf A~ri~ulture Ous R. Dough1ss 'IIIli Frilluy that nmny vf tht' 'lute·, furm~:rs huve \'0111· pluincd their wells und spring1 111~ drying 11p. Although c·ounties in the East~rn Punhttndle huve heen utTe<:tt'll hy the sevt:re \lrvught thut hus plll!llleli the emire Eust Coust, · sliltc offiduls thought wun!lcs west of the · mmmtuins wet'C·in better~; on· llition. Howt•ver. vffidals in at least five \'\ltmties in nonh WILMINGTON (APl c A ccntrul West Virginiu ure connum SU>ilC~tcd in u sluying in ccmed uhout wuter levels. r loritlu curlier this ycur killed Dnuglass Sttid in u press himsdf us uuthorities dosed relcuse. Dwught wmlitions . in ' In 011 him. Rit\·hle Cvunt y led count y · Clinwn Count y sherifl"s commissinners bn · deputies said Ctl ssid~ Stuplctnn. 2ll, simi himself in Wcdnestluy tn lledure u stute the hcud Friday ufternoon in u of omergcncy, ns wuter sup· field in thi s wuthwcst Ohio plies in scwrul Rlt ~hie towns rt'ltchcd ~l'i t knl levels. \(1Wt1, · Police in DeLand, Fin .• ncur Orlundo. issued 11 wurrunt in Jm1uary for Stuplcl\ln 's nn~st in the slaying 111' Jumcs l'crroll i. who wus killed dnr· Ill INTINGTON (A Pl ing u fight ut his hlll]tc nn Jun. Clmwing /1ilcs of tl'llsh mny J2orD . · force the iniUll'inlly strnpped • Clinton (\1Ut11}: Sheriff's dty to I iii it> hlrin~ l'recle. Col. Rlllt'h Hw· suid Tlw l'ity Cotnlcll will vote · Stupl~hln und n rehuive 1wrc M\1mluy on hiring three stml· . -~· inking und tulkial! Fridny 111\illll workers to dean up 1 when Stupletnn suid h~ wus hulk wus10 items th1tt huve ~ -wunted for murder !n florida nccumulntcd in ulleys untl nt . and arson in Texas. scverul lll cg ul dump 'hes. B e~ nu so of the city's 11udget woes. oft'iduls hnve c·unceled the citywide spring cleuning rrogmm the pus! two ~ours und limited trlish drnr-oll' tU u CINCINNATI (A P) . neurhy lnndflll to one lrul'k· Authorities who wunt tt' usc n loud 11 month. dcud ivomuli 's . tesfimony Huntin gton 's trush urdi· n~nlnst . 11 fom~er ho~fric nd nuncc rcqltiros dty wcwkcrs to wuh 11 htstory ol hmusstng her pkk up un ~o nttrmlnnte d . 1 huve now churgcd him 11s 11n gtu·hnge monthly. Public .ilccc•mpli•·c in her killing. Wmks Direct or Oeorlle Polk\' utTestcd Wlllinm D. McClennon said Frltlny thut Boyles 011 Friduy ntid ch11rgcd h11ligel culhncks huvc cnusl;)d 1 'him with coniplidty to com· those. IJidup.< to f11ll hy the 'mit to ugg ruvutcd murder. wnymc. ' lnvc stigutors ullcgc thnt Boyles, 27. of Cinci nnnti. WIIS Involved in the April 1.5 slny· !ng of Sura Ridder, who WU> shut with un ussnult .:ilk fired 1hrough her Ujllll'l mcm .door. BLUEFIELD (A P) - A He pleaded lnnoce111 during fct.lcrnl judge has npproved his arralgumcnt Saturduy In the sale 'of 11 munslon owned Htunillon County Munidpnl hy con vktcu former Court uncJ II judge set II $1 Keystone hunk executive million bond. Billlc .Chcrry to Its previous I • nwnor. j. ' U.S. District Judge Duvld A. Fnhcr nn Wednesday approveu the .~1111) or tho 31 · wottt mun slon ncar CLARK SHUR G tAP) A Mu yhcury to It s · former . rturksburg limited video lot· owner, Judy McDunlcl, for l:tery cusino likely won'! ln~c $50,000. . : ~s li(jUlll' license - hu1. 11 still The Federal Deposit ' • temutn~ under suspcns1on hy Insurance Cm·p. Is selling the !the stutc Lollcry CtHmnlsston. usscts of Cherry ~nd former All'ohol llcvcrugc Control 11unk exec utive Terry L. Adlltlni s trul ion Chlii'C h tnt•cemlp sop1e of the l Commis.~ ioncr Tom Keeley losses stemming f1•om the 1 .this week suid Monti C11, ino Pint Nutlm111l llunk of : o~ncrs Bill · und B11h Kcystnne's collapse In 1999. Fugitive kills self City may · lift freeze Man faces charge Judge approves sale T{ust ..is something you earn. .Ohio Mutuul understands, We work with you to protect your f'umlly und the ones you love. Our policies are mude with you In ml nd. Progressive, lnnovutlve, comtJctltlve. Cull toduy.: f ....... ------........ Back to School specials... • :, I "I "' 19 •sa an -I[JqrJ ' OXYCONTIN · DEMEROL OXYCODONE CODEINE PEACOCET HYDROCODONE PERCODAN VIC ODIN MORPHINE DILAUDID HEROIN . LORTAB Ohio Mutual· More than just a promise. ' lnsurunce Rcul Bitutc . And other palo controlling medications A REGISTeRED METHADONE TREATMENT FACILITY To schedule an appointment, please caU: (304} 420-2400. '9' Home Auto l'urm 13nslncss rJ. Ohkr M~&lllil • ln~tmmcc ClM~ i i 1 : ' I .Traficanfs nanning offtc WASHINGl'ON \tWl - Thc mun.-, ph1te outsi1le fo.rmet Rc:11. )~"'~' r\ . Trdtka11t\ \>l111.'t' is c:mpt~ ~11111 '''l\lt' wnlls ln,ille are ntllkelthl) b<li'C. , Sitl\:e Trtllklll\1 wa~ <"XpeHt"l hom Congrc;..\ and ...:nt tv ttl<.ler<~lpriwn , lit' ollke has b1,1ken 11ew grn111\d ,-,~. hv\\ <I wngr<'"lllll\ll 11ffiw '' run withvut n Wt\l!reS'-111<111. "There\ ju~t no template fm thl\ ~ ind of 'inmtinn," s<tid Jc>hn C\ll~rho\1, ~hie!' 1lf stall' for th01 t 7th Di'tl·i,·t utr.~.·~ . fulkt~ill , 61. is servillg un eight·)'<C<II' JWi'llll St'lli\'1\\'C l(lf hribef)'. Hl\'~~l<'t'l' HIS and hi~ ~Vtt>il>n . Tht' nitw · t~rn1 Domocnuil: congresKtlHU1 W<" t' Xpdlt'd i'rom Congl't>s- 011 July J4. In the pnst. 11wmhers. \'f (\1ngr~;!i.' whv htiV~ lli<'d or resij:tW\1 while in c'tlil't• huvc !>t-en replm:t.xl i11 spedal dec·ti\>n,. Ohio Gov. Bob lNii ha' dc1·id<'ll H1 l'org<i a specictl d~·tion. '")'iug replu1.·, ing Tn1tkunt fttf whut \.'VUlt! nnly l>e ;1 few WIX'I.s WUS IWI W\lt'!h lht• CXjl<'ll\t\ Ill' the 1'\l.~sihlc vvter ,·onfu~i1>n . Tlw 'cut 1' not exjll)l· t~d to be filled utUiltiiWW rq>wsetH<IIive is sworn in ncxl JtUlll<llf For Culhertslln, thut uwnns finthtl!,l 11 wny to bulun\'~ the 1\t'<'lls nt' thi> distrkt with " congressional mandahJ thut tlw Dtlke he l~>mpletvly r\lmm·ed from tlw p<llitic<ll prwcss . "We're in kind of uu uw~wmd 'fXl! sitwe we're open" little hit lon~er thtm n twrmul vm:mli:y wo11ld he," C11lbtlnsnu suitl. · The lt~ s t time the Hvus~ l.lxp<'ll~d u membt~r wns In I\lSO. whlln Rep, Mkhnel Myers. D· Pn .. wns kicked ml\ tor ,nccepting bribes from FB I ul:enls postniJ 11s Amb shei~s . M~Ns wu:. expelled in Ocwher umll\''' hts re·ele\'· lion bid n month Inter. Cnugwss -hml nlreudy mijllurned tbr thv yeur hy tllen, sn u speclul elec!lon wnsn ' t twve'Nury. In Its 2J:l.yeur hlsl\lry. the lill\tse hus expeUe(l just three c1th~rs. nil l'llf tro.mson ll11dn~ the Civil Wur. Tmllcnm's nllke t.~lllld btl vui.·nnt lhr u' I\IIII! ILI six mnuths, un uuusunl sltltntil'll hi u C'ongres.~ Whl)re 'the d1~"<lly 11ivldt\l ~hlllst­ is jnst ~veu ~uts lh,ma power chnnge. "It s\lts up m1 lnterestill!l dynmnk Best Service at the Best Price Buck lo school "Freshman" spcciul AMD 1.20Hz compttlcr cmnplcLc system MoniiOr, kcybourd, mouse, und ·speakerN l! ~~~----------~ $800.00 Plus tux · Call us at 446-1812 for complete detail.\' • • John Cull:lertson lfl lhll C<lp!\QI Hill llffl~ 111 touoor R\lfl. ~<11111'~ lr<~ltc<~nt, ~Oitlo, last Tllt>Sd<W. The ptac<~rti <lUI$1\ttl of ~446 . R<WI:>\Ufl Olt~ !lull(hf\ll. 111 111tli.~ll'll. ' SOI11&H\Ing: A l\<l110tl, lt'~ <ll~Q miSr*lflil II 00flilltl.. ~\11!ll\, S.IIIQtl lrafll!<jfll \I <IIi. tl~~llllll f!0111 CQI\{lrtlss, <~nd sent 111 a f\l\ttlral pri~on 111 1\;nns,~t~<:~ma, tt•~ ()th~tl h-'11 oont111 lied. to function, breakinQ ~w ground tw how" Q011{l!tlii.Siilfl<~l ofh(.'ll t!i nm wlth()ut a congressn1<1n. (API he><~ II'~ VII\\ h~'" '" 111.1~1 with th<- f'l'lit · ~-~II' lh•m ,·nn,titll<'illl, 11-ml "'''''''""''' k-111 pr~'~llfl;'\ \If <Ill 11\lk\l !hill i\ 1\\l! \Ill'" I illh\1'' Ill\ ( '11pH11I \IIIII', •111\l 1'1\'11 111!1 pi~'l.ld ll' btl l"'litic"l," C'\tlbo)n,"n \lltil 11111 b111l)li'l ""'I"~'" h11 I'"'' 11111,1~ 11111<1 l lnder llou;.~ ruh>s, '"\)ll\11 \ll1'k~' l.'d l'l'll)lflllll' tlllllllllWcl\1 Oh111 t:illl't ~ntlor~\l i"lli'' l)t fllll'ikltl<ll\l m I l\1\I'WI. \'illiN, <11'1.' """ )llt'l'lt'll uny I~!Jis lll\iv~ Ill' l'<lf'll>i\11 ll\'.111 ll;i- c\11 ll'ilh: "SI'I\l\11~111h lh,HII:t Ol\111 ntlk\l," tluy · l\l·dt~v 1'1)\'fl\livns ure nvt-r>Nn lw mth¢! th~n" jl!WIIil)l ""'"~'11\lil)ll'l\'111'11' tht' ciN~ ·;, \ltl'lc\l, whkh "nswo;~t" hl th~ . tn ttw llftk\l 11f <.'t'll)lt\'\\11\itil Tl'<ltk,IIH, llousp i\\lmlnl,tt·culnn Commlt\llQ, Thut Vi>ltnt'l\ \\1 Tntlkcmt\ \\'<'11 1itl.' <tl\11 ~·ommhtl.ltl b chulrt'd lly R11puhlkm1 It\ I 11'11\lN Wt' <I pll:tur~> 111' u ·'"'Ill\ hn)l Rep. llnl1 Nt'y. whn wu~ '' \'lll>t> 1\·il.'l1\l Trut'k<mt swill)llflll u ~- !11 ,_. ll\liif'.l t't' Tntlkunt'~> iiml whu:-Q tlustNn Ohiu emhht4ill1\'il with tll\l 11111\l~ "ll~t1)llll ' distrkt l>vnlors the t 7th DISifkl. All'i\V In fH' " W11h \lll'l\'1\ MI.' 11111\'<td ''lmnk'illlv. I IHipfll;)n tn hlwllllt' thl't\' t'\l\lii\1~11'\1 \\I <lll\llhN '''" llllliN tlw "'111 tmd I tin OVi'i"i'\1 hi~ \ll1'k\'l 1\\IW," N\lv tWt' "OI1k11 111' thtl t'l\lrl.," s11hl. "Tiwr\l\ 1111 ~lttln~: \'\lnjl!\l>~muh Sltw~ Trt1fktnll\ ll\p11t,h111, Nl'~ <IIIII lh~t\' now, hut w1;1_ttr\l t1llljlllinglcl tllt\li' hi\ n\11;.•1;1 hil\ll 11\\11 ll'jltil<trl~ 111111 tlw 1111)'thlnjl. The s\lrvi~<Js 111 tl\tl '\'llll· fnut'-tncmt'l\'r \\'il,i1111jlil'll 11<111 . l'h1•1 · :.titll<'nts In thm lllwkt will''"' tl\lltMr· <m\1 11'1 'tttl'fm"'ml'l'r' 111 \lhl<l 1h11rtl'l rllptllllln mw wuy.'' 11l'fk"'' 11 ill t'\ltmtln nn tlw lliiiiW I''"" 1ll The ' '"11' \vHI ~ot1tlnueto (11~1' pl~l'll"' lt111\1 tlw 1'1111\llth9 )I'm. -~-~-------- ---- W.Va. DEP ignores consultanfs recommendation CI-IARLI:iSTON (API Stute envlrllmnentul <'ll'lclllls liuve set 1111 ulr ex posure level h•r un unregu lmed d\emlcul used hy u Du Pnnt plum nem P11rkors burg thut is th ree times higher thttn Pi1'PI'se'l hy 11 cnnsultnnt. On Thnrslltty. stm e nf Depttrtnwnt EnvIron mentnl Protect ion nfl'ldttls 11nnnunced the ugcn9 h11d set the ttlr levelut I mlcwgt·um p~r cuhlc melt'r fell' 111111110ilillm jltlffi\Hli'(IOC· tutwute. nls11 known us CK. But In July, 11 cnnsulumt hired by the DEP to help drufi the CM air limit lll'ged th~ s tut~ to udnpt 11 level of OJ micro· gmms per cul11 c meter ut the Wnshingtclll Works plant. Jnun Dnllurhlde of tho cnn· suiting l'l rm TERA said the lower level "Is mme protective of public heuith ," · "Given the exls tin!l IIIW¢1'· tulntles und the liprnttl' 111 thi s she. II muk e~ sense to be liS cnnservutlve us Is reuson· uhle .'' Dollurhlcle suld In 11 .luly 12 e-mull message di s· trlhuled to .~11 110 Clll'lclttls 11s I'Ojlortecl In Tho Chtn•leston Ouzelle. · The DEP wcll'ked with the SIIIICDtll:ll111111el11 of llcu lth 1111U liumnn Re." nuws' lluronu 1\w Public Henlth und u ntttlnnl\1 toxlcnlo!IY 1)1\lllp Ill \ltlt~rmtn~ snft> e~pos ui\l lt'VI.'Is l\11' C!t A flnul t'\'Pl'fl ' 11 C!t wn~ t\lleus~d W~\hl\ls~lny hy the Dt;:P. Tlw ropot't ' lilted tho nlr CJIIHilty limits for ('K l'lln!llld ln un !U tn lcrngrums tWr ~ nhlt• lll\ltilr to 10 tnlcl'\1" lJI'IIIl\S per ~ uhi c 111CICI'. 11\tlt\ljl\ ij1 suld d!l' tljl\lttl:y cl~ 1111: I ml\'11l!li1UHt~· culllc moter ~~~ ·~ 1 l'eli~IIUtOIC 1111.'\lltu t vnhk!." · Computlll' mnd~;,~ll n llli nllllll· tlnns lrn m 21MKl jll\ltllct\ld 11 CH uh· emlsslnn lei·el 2. 7 mlcWIJt'IHns pl11' ~· uhl c nwter ut the ~:hcml cnli'lllnt 's l'ell\'o lhw und 0.2 ml cmyrum per cuhlc meter 111 uc(i11cen1 rt>.•ld¢nliul urea.• In Wes1 Vlrjllnlu . The su fc level nf Ck I'm tlrlnkin11 water. whldr wus .~et In Muy. Is 1 ~0 jllll'ls pel' hll· lion. well 11hove the highest reported level t'nund In locul . w111er supplies - IO.J2 purt.1 pe1· hllllnn . The DEP's Willer rcsPUI'ce.< und 11ir 'llltlllty division~ 11 1·~ revlew ln11 emissions d11t11 10 delel'lnlne DuPont 's cnmpll unce with R Nnv~mh~r 2{)()1 consent nrder In whkh th~: ,,r Aaron's Products, Inc. \'\it11~1HIIY lijltW\1 !11 1\WI't tiW ~tme ' Sltl\lty I~"''" t'\11' ttlr n111l wnt~,., Tit~ l ~v~ l ' will 1~mnlnln ~;,~11\l••tltn t l ltlw LI,S. Httl' i run nw nlitI Jlrnt I.'I.' tin n A!l~twy . clilVi.llnp., CK l!lil\le· lines. the Dl\P •nlu. The stute I' nl.c1 tl).~tlnll ~ll l' fu~e wut~•· 111 1let~nnlt1t~ CK cc,twentrutll'n~ In ill<.'t!l stftltll1111 1111\1 riiWII. lit~ Hjlt~ IW)' SIIIU. The \1111\llllllut~ll l.' ht~miQn l I, II j11'11CQ'S Hi li 11 ~\l\1 h)' DltPnnt In mui111fn~tul'lnjlflu c nmpulymt~t ' r~~ln, , l)uflnnl ollklnl\ h<ll ~· '"'" th<tl 111 11\Cit\-thllll ,~(l ll'l\1'\ 11f \1\1', 1\11 ~11CIII'n IW<IIii\ ''111'\'1' hell~ lwt~ll 11.\,lll'i<lll'li II lth ( 'K Ln\'illt\'llll"'"'' lmw 111~11 11 \'i<t"·\1\'.tintt ln11 IIIII. itll~~tnjl tlw l'lunt ~I\\ I\\ IH)lil lit' . ''IHtf'l,iv\1 ( 'H into 1\ m~r •liP pll~s Ill unm\\Otl ~\WI'dittll jlllidi'llnv• unlltltm ('K ~' 'I'll 'Ut-e hu11 mud~ th~m Ill. Tho l11w~uH I• pl'ndln~ tn W11011 {'1111111\' Cit\'1111 ( llllrt II 1111 !\II\,' ~ ' •1'1111111 1\jl 11'11111 i)ul'out I'm IHilllkul t\l.ltln~ THANK YOU THANK YOU Bob Evans Farm For buying my 2002 Market Hog .lt~.~•h lllliu/1~ ,. Atwlhrr Grumttlim -1·11 • Opportunity •Independence •SUCCI. . Tblnk ••••1111 September 10 ~ 11 2002 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. IIChiiiiiM, thl IIW Cbllllllll, Holiday Inn ThllklbOUI- •n• the reward& GaJl~ (11reer~~l~J .,c: · oils& 7t.t ""'!~! ma t.v Will/Je Served Daily Register for our fohulouH donr prlzcli Including R Toshlbft Color TV and Morel S111mmtl111 11nmllt<1' K,l',~rr Cl't'tA .Kt't/.1.J'.Ji About ANIW · Come help us celehrute our ;\~th NUcccssful yeur of serving Ohio. Wesl Virginilt. and l~ullchcon . For buying my 2002 Market Hog Time To Think oaraarP 577 Stnle Route 7 Nor·th Oullipolis, Ohio Celebration Etc., Chic Boutique . & Sandy Slone 111'111 Celebrating 35 Years of S1u:ce.~.\' Kenluck-y whh our Full Line of Offke Products Feuluring: Toshib!l Muilil'unctinn Copier. Fux. & Prinl er Solutions I Ai!JUthil!utl. ltiiY lfltr.llltr8lJY!Ik.l! dlt!ti !U ~Utld~ty llltll!~ ~niHil , tt@Hit Will bf! IIYIIN t Mtlf!t t!"t h ere Otntrtl Mtnagtr IUIPI 111•110) OhiO VIIIIY llubllahlnl (0, NATIONAL SJ>ECIALTY CLINICS • NEWARK <APl 1\vo lid,ing Cvunty re;.ident' arc • sus~te\1 of contra,•ting tl\c : We~t Nil~ vinh, induding un • tl-'l·y~·ttr-old man in l't'itic•ll : condition Satunlay .lit Ohio S.tate Univcrshv Medical . [\•nter. • :· • The othc•r i' an adoles\'Cilt b\1y fmm eud.cyc L<tk~ who ha' b,•t•n rdl':t>~'li from u Cotunthu' ho,pitul. und i' rcw~erin~ m home. . The >tate dtt,Slticd Hun,lll · · · Md)unuld uml the b\1v as ' pmhahk Wesl Nile viru,· vic'· tim,, t.kkin~ C\luuty Health Cummis>ioncr Joe Ebel ~nid . Luh ll''" have imlit·nlt:tl they were ~'~'"itiw l'l'l' the. discuS<'. , hut a t'onflrmatitln test must · b\· ('\Htdllcted bv lJ .S. Ccnlcrs ::for Di>•'a>e ·contrvl ami Pt\'WIHion. · Md),lnuld fnintcd at the ' Ncwur~ hkcntennial purud,• on t\ug. It! and wu' taken''' l.kkin~ 1\kmoriul Hospital. ' lfe wu' si.•nt home. hut l~lu· ' tiw> lt~lk him hark tht• t<,llowin~ duy whc•n hj\ tem~x·rllture 1~11d1cd IO.l I k wus trnnsf,·rrctl to Ohio SUitt' Dll . Wcdnl·sduy. Vigliancv ar~· \'\Xlj)erati•1g v. ith the ugcncy. The ABCA ill~,·stigllted. the busines' atkr u co1npluint 1howcd the Monti C't1si110 was violutin~ LNt~ry l'lliiUI1i"io~l fllle, . The M\lllli Cu,ino ha' " Class A b<.-cr lkeusc u111l is uttu1·hed m u convenience store that has u Cia&& B ( Business may 't·· keep license IXTINDID ,OIIIDAIT lporlt . limH· Gallia rider Ohio ftlthlr OhiO ' sunct.y. Seph•b•r I. 2002 CA~~ OJifl'fllf '0111 IIIICIAt. Ct.AIIII ....... 446·4367 OR 1·800·214·0452 1 ' 1ft i ,. , VIlli our W.ll fill ~ .WI!Mllf! Itt"" NIM Ul �PageA4 Sundlly, s.,t.mhr 1.1002 Page AS Nation • World . iunbap Grimel ·itntintl Sund1y. September a, 1001 East Bush, Blair meet to discuss action against Iraq ' Otn~ f'\101~~~ A.ndr.w Clfttf ~t. ~~~~ dlt\)t 1. '"'"~ ,.,, '"'' '''"'''lit<· tfl.. 1 •t..·~~~~.u...1.·" ~ ~ ll "'"'14\ I i ~;, "'' ~~~~ ~ '-' ,ll\lfltt .+IIJ liMit ~ ·-~..f W\M ,,.q~ <+M>I\1 .+IIJ ~>.trhtl'>l+>r ~~ ·"" . i't\'I'J('I!,J ... ¥A11 ll!li f.. ~~~J h>llYll \~'>!fM;. 1)1 ~W "'' w.Ml. \\Ill~~""'\ lMi "'~'~lfl\'1 \""~Ill~ "~ ~-.~. ..,, ""' ...,, lv»i· ''"'"''''ll ~ l~l>' \'ll\\•1 I\!N11~~ ih\ 11d\h>tW 1\;~,t~, I~ -~~~"'' ..,.Q, 1\ ...~ \1\jl\ ' \ •I ~1!\J AI'IUN L VIEW Rcptuutitms ji)r slctvcr)' wo, 't ftWit'ff illlbrtfrtll(f!$ . KILPATRICK'S .VIEW Me111oir recalls a (wild' time for Supreme Court Whll~ I loti'~ and Ihe Nine (lid Men in the -'•111\C, Chili.. M,·~,' lllllld, '~"'-'I"" th~ St\1111'11\c ( \ •1111 1\li· 1fl w•w~. lh•lll new Supl\'111~ (\1111'1 hlllldin!!. MeRe) 1111kl\ WI" :1 ' lelllii< IM l\lelllhcr llf Sctllvll\hcr 1111 4 h1 '"'"',''''Y.I114L 111 lllal ltl\l 1\1111\111 dl<\1\lil\)l il•lllll~ l\11 ll'j\;lhllhll\\ 1\11 ~~~1\'CI')' \tll\tl lllllv he 111111,• 4Sil mtljlllil) llllhlh\1\s, 11vc the F\111r I hn,cmcn Slllhcrland, Buller, ltlh'l. Iiiii \ 'IIIII " ')lll')l<ll hIll hill') 1\l<ldl' I \\IU\\1~~ I,, Ill li~~ IIlii l'tllk.'ll\1111,1\ llil\1111\1\~ 11\\J 1 ,ll"l'i\11\\)\ Vnn Dcvuntcr 1111tl Md{cynnllb. As h•n~t IHlk• 1\'111\111111\' II\ jll•!llit'tli W\111' . . ''illt\ltl\1' 'S~tiiWiy '' ~~~ nl tltl~ ltlli''"~­ ~~~they could I'C iy IIIXI\1 Owe11 RollC11s 1\11' Sl;\1111\ \ \\t'i)ll\1 , <IIIII lhl' dl'<\)lllhl')l\'C~<III\111 1<1\\~ I'Cjl\'lll~tl ,11-c tllllplll Is I'Cl\1\'1\\lielt'l.l l111.iay. nl1tlh vole, lhev ,·ould tl\w1111 R•x•scvcll \ It'" 1111111 HI 11'<111 <l)lll, ll\llk\\hlhly II'XII'<Iiii'Ctl Af\·11.'1111· New Dc11l. • Mdt~Y"' 1l,h dtcd 111 I~4f•. Ik Wt\s ,\1\"'lh'<lll\ ,11111 •lit"''' '''''llllk1tllh1111 IIIII dlill'\\l hlp hy l'tlt'C · \Wilily 1\ ll}ll~ll.'ll, hm UII~I\IIWIII,\IIy he lei\ h WI\S II Wilt\ time t\1 \he high l:OI\111 , tllld 1'1111\il.'ll\ 1~ <\l.' l\1\\ 1\'11111 1 11 ~ lh~ 11\\\\l SCt'hltiS 1\lllhlt>l\\ Ill A ll'ttltll'ktlhl~ ~~~~t~y 1111~ Is tl \\\~1\\tllt Hct\Wt'\1 IIJ.\2 111\d 1442, nine 11cw Ju~lkc' \11111111'11, lhli Ill\\ Ill ill~ ~1\lllh hill 111\lhll\\1 ltll' Wlilhm h~ his 1~\ll ll)l. d~1!- , .l11h11 K11•1ll 1 llluk their scut~. One by 1•nc, the Puur 11\1111'\\'L tl'l'<ll <llill\1\, 1\')llll\lil'\\ 111' 1.'11 ~1\ \lill\1! t\t Sl:t\1\C, tllllil~ 1111' l\11111'~ ltlllllllilltllls 11.\11\\ 111' Horsemen mdc nil' in the ~~~~~~el , still Will'· COLUMNIST II ililhlt t'l\111'1'1 illlj!l.'lill)l l\\\hillt\11~ \ 111· 11\1.' i!t«Sil \If illl\'cl'\y ll).~tJ::I7. Su~1tlly a lllt\l by l:ll!llllls J. lng their pclllltllll~ nf Origln11l ln1cn1 und lllltdllll~ll\1 1111\1 Ulwill j . G11m1w, the Su·kt ('onstl\tcli<m 'l11dr pt~ssinmtlc cuntll\lll'•llill•ll•)lll'' d~tllll l~l<llt'li hi litxl\IIY• 1'111.:1' !1111.1 lli~ VI'I'Y• .. 1 1\\C IItolt· 1.1 11 siiHtll icwellll' hlsltii'Y· It hns He \t\\:1\rd~ his 1\'lelldshll' wHh vtctllll\s ltlll 111\uugh vulumcs 29 1 to ~~~I 1'111.' hIll)! <IIIli lht 1h1 Ill \II ll'iltll!llil 11\S lx li 1\\atll.'\· nl illl!ltt\~.lllsl tJcctt lluhlishctl hy th~ Uniw1111ty 111' Mclte}'\\old~' IWII ~clvtUUs, Hl\tty Patke1 of the Sllpl'Cille Cour1 Repo11s. Fur 11sum111'< 11111 Ill 1.'\\111\ll\lk\ tllllljusllt'l:' 1 1tl}' ll\~1\ll\1 illlll's lll'dllt!!IIS thl~t~l 1!)-ess. 1111111d 11111 )lll<ll<llill'l' ;1\\~lhl ll~ . It lllli!hl ltillllll.ll'nl·t\y c m·l~ h. tU!d Mney bi~l!s1 whu advise..! him on how pic of Md{cynoltls lit his most wkunlc, '1111! llt!sl thtll ~1111 be ~I)IJ 111' Md~eylltllds Ill deal with tlleir rempc~tuous bo~s . TI1~ try hi s dl~sclll In the "lillie gmcer" cusc, 1•111 II 11111\hli\11\ llt'l'l''''llllj ~ 11111111' <Ill)' til Hs 1\\l'lllll\\HS, dM 1 11 lhtll h~ 1\lt\s IIlii 11tntul 1\\ul\sh:'t. l~e wns ju~ll~'e loathed smoldll!ll drinking mtd Le11 N~bbl•t v New Ym'k, 29 I U.S. ~02 '''\lslllllll\11' l1111'k1'1' \l't'lll Ill'~"~ · ' ~tlllt\1\1 lu uld \ttdtes t\1\d klltd t11 o1~ha11 Wristwatches lbr men . W 1en l<:nux dll11- Tile ct\sc hlv<llvcd 11 New Ynrk luw flxl11g ~l' lh'lll'lil'l11'''' III IW\1\It: llc Am~rlt:mls o\'1\IMS llldul li11cs diiltll\'lll, S11 1\\Ud\ 1\lr the gt~\\.1 ~Ide. dcntly pmpoMed hJ tl)ke lettets 011 a stelltl· the pt'lce of milk ut 9 ~cnls u qunn. <Ill' 1111\11.' ll\\1'1111<1111 \IH\Il IVh<ll Slii'Cij' \\ll\llltl ill! lllkcl\ !\Icy· t\1\\\\\\CIIIIIltllll hnve Ulllf\11'\\\ly d.!scl·ibcd type tilllchhlll, Md~eynulcls •lrdet'l!ll hlltl Md{cynold~, joined hy the us\ml three, 1111'111' lill\1 II' Slll\.'11111~, lliiSdhl~ , glti\\\1\Y• 1\1 use 11\ll!lldl (\l' ll~lk lllscwhel-e fo1· n lob. thuughl Nchbltl hull u rlghlt\1 sell milk nt l'lw '""'1<11 11\' ul •'lll fl' ll,litp '' 11\11 '"' cl'lll\111\\tc 1!\\llllclllcl\l rcll.'l\lllh ll'y, ll\1!1 1\l ll lth~ lt\IC , 1\1\hl~tII\ Istl~ ·n,etr l\1gkl t-ehlllonshll' ncvet· tht\Wcd. any p1kc the 11111rkct cm~J bcm'. hill 11 111111111111111 ilt'l,j 111\111111111111)' t' \\\1\i\\Wil'li h~ ~411111 S\ltllli<IIIli st lli!Y· lly 1111c tlt:t:o\11\1 he Wlls "the Md~eYI1•lltls tlddl-esscd h \\1 \llltclcllllll!liY Kltl)X 's memoir, 11.s cdllcd by l,mfcssu1·s 11\)l 1111\il'l '"" ltldcsll\\ull hi Wnshl11gh111." C'h iel jusll~'e liS "Mr. K11ux " He !lever Ullce hiVIied hiN llutd1hls1111 1111d Gmmw, Is u hcuulifullil'l\11\ 011iiL'ti him II "l'lllltllllll\1 !\1\lllt:h whu dc1t tu ,1luu-e ll mcnl or u contldcn~c. At tlc buuk . Of Knox himself \here is litile Ill SL'C IIIS hi lnkc dcilghl ill 11\tt)dl\g 11lhCt11 ol\c IJOIIII the justl~'e dil'cct-cd Knox tu llmtl be suld lie t11111l\y pus~cd lhc lllilllliS bur, llll~llllll\\iitlhle.' ' lie ''~lively dlsllli!!tl Jews Uti oplnloll l'or him. Th cle~·k l11burcd Jill' but he live..\ on 111c scmps ol' u JlCdcstrlun 111\ll I'C}ltll~lctl hltlck s <ts \1\t\1\y three duy~ over lllllltllll~ t'C\\1\'ilcs. pmcticc, Lti.ICIn lite he desc11bcd himself t\u\l'ctil'l11h:'s, 11\ ye111 s etlrllcl-, ll.!}ltll1.lcil Md~cy1mfd~ h111'Ciy gl1\\\cCd u1 the drnll liS 11 fuliUI'C, und pmfcsNIIIllnlly lh111 w11s ~\ lilt ~~RIIIIM£1:1 ~h~M tl1 l}ls till.! 1\,11 •e~. ' llt!t\\1-e ttl~ ~ llll! 111\uu u wu.~lcbtiNkel wl\h- tlllC. """" 1' ''""''" · ~~pi ~ . lilt• ~~ I ,III••Y 111 2tltl:l.. ·rlicll' '"" Ill the c<tl'ly I~.iOs John l<n11x Wlls 11 ''llt tl wt\1\1 uf crllklsltt 111 compliment. llut like Boswell llmnln!11Jr. Johnson. I I,, "•II I It'll Ill lilt• 11'111 'illlshy yullll!lllllll\ Willi n lil~th uph1h111 nf I' IIIUI(y, 111 Ju11e ur I~31 , when the work uf Ihis ~lerk h11d \he wrilcr's eye. Betilrc his 1\tdtll ., ll i~h l l~h l Ill 111<1111 y: 1111\scll'. tile upl11l1111 IV<I~ Ulltbcl ~!!d. All tc\111 htld elided, MdteyuoldM dl~covc1'Cd uculh Ill 191J7 llC knew thlll he hnd II gtHk.l l hi s,•pl K, I11; I, ~l tii iJ<IIt'l tlmi\H\11 111 Wu~hllll!llllh 11 t',. llidlll~l~lll lnw llllli~!lll 111 lltii'Vtlh.l,' K1111X thut Knoll wus ushlg his empty htllti'N hi lhlng In his lltemolr, hut hi.~ di.'«>tgunlzcd II ill IIIII\ I\I'd llil' III , , ~II" Al\l\11il'll I1\ Ailllllllt' t'lly, N.J . illslitu.ucd lillll~ctr 1111<1 ''" o1-hit llllllllld study 1\Jr the D.C. htll· cxtlllllilnlhm "Very 11\llllllscrlpt \\IUS hill SCI'lllllhlcd Ill Ultl'l\cln I \11 til l' d,ll~ .ln~tlcc Willi• " ''" l"lcvtlllh.'l-. When 1111 well." sttltl lhcjustl~~. "YIIlll' sulu1·y will puhllshet· Nnw ll 's ht \JI'int, und we cull llill~111lllllly 1\lu.•c 1111 11 dct·k ~htp ul the slllil nlo»ll'C, 1111 yntlt· J•lb Is <l\lcr:" Ill Inti.\ , lht• llillt'h 1\lllt'llli~ll.'tl New AlllsiCitlillll Ill lh~ .~uy nf Knox whut Mu cohn suld ol' Ihe Supl-clllc t '11111i, Vn11 llcl'uiiiCI' hllllk.IUL'Ctl 11111\ ~ h . llll\ll\11\illlll11ill Nt'll VII\~ , Kill IX 's IIICI\101\·Is hill,\ll'll~hy of the I\ lost thunc of Cuwdm· In Mucbcth, "Nothing In ht111 111 Md~cy11ultl~. I<IHIX ~lu-vlvcd •Ill cll'cc\IVc NtlrL We gel to know hi.' life llCet\11\C him like the leaving II." ill ill\1\l, thi lll'\\111\, '1\.' \i\1, Wt\\ \ 1\'\ld hy 11 h\111"\ellll~ \hill hllllllltl•lllll~ hllct·vlcw 1111d n~cmJI\Igly Md~cYII•Jitls wm1s 1111d ull - umcun-sptr- 11\e diury wus the dcut'Csl 1hln11 Knox ~I !It' d <lh<•lll (1,\IIMI i\l'IIJII~ . , \Will lu 11'1\ll 1111 \he lllslil'c 111 th:toflcr llcu 1\iallL~II!ul umt lynntl 1cold us u mut·· owned. Now we muy shurc it. Ill lil 1~ , '11' !\ I hii'V I' 1.1111)!. "'I'll~ Killl!l'lsh" 111' Ltllllsltlllll 1~ .in · hie husl. we 11lso ~cl" vlvlu 11lcture 111' Ihe lullll•''· II''' ' ""t •llill IIH\11 1111 ~ \\1\\llllll~tl, he died l\\111 thly~ (./aillr' ' ./, Kllpfllrirk 1.1· a roilmmi.ll trw I< lit IX 111'1,!<111 <I IICW dliiJ)Icr 111 his tllury. ctmlllo:t hclwcen l' rnllklill Ro~l scvcllllllhc U11imwal fJm\',1'S.l'llr/i('(W.) tllrl ill 1 11 ~ I, !' pt'<lt'l' lll'<ll ~ II llh .1 <1111111 IVti' ~\~ 1\l!li hy 411111111.'1 11<1111111' Ill ~ 1 111 I'1<1 111 I'I'll Ill Ill' ~. lllh'll llt' llllll~lltiV ', 1111\11.'1. "'l'he tllli M<lll illld lhc St'<l ," II"' 11,_1 pilhltllit•d ' Ill 1\i I I. lilt• .11 11 111 I• Kr llllt'IIY t'cllll'l hll' Ilie PeH'nt·tlllll~ ""' •ll't'llt'il 111 w,.,lilll~l'"' · Ill '.. wllll ,, jlcll'tll'lllllll ~c ol I t'IIII<Hilllt'lll •l•'i ll ', " ~Ill" " 111 \IJ / 1 ' '"' illh'llllllhHIIII Olympic t 'nllll\111\cc ilulltlctl Vlllt'•' ~lnltiiL'II• nlh l W1 1 ~11r t'ullrll lint\\ 1\ll'lhct ~olllllc llllol\ av DIIN4LD LAMIIIIO tlcMplte the mutkct 'M cllilllllsc, ltlost llf the NUch plun.~ hccuuNc nf the "lllghct 1Ciire1111 1 <11~111)!1" l'm·li "' '"'' ·1111111~ l'it'llli'Y slund 111 Mt1nld1 dui WASIIIN( IIt)N A 1c~cnt n1sh or VIHctM he hHiltvlcwcd sllll supponcd 111CIII llCnCJlls," while 14.4 I:ICI\:Cnt Hnld lil~ Iill' pl <il 111g ol 1111' "S1111 .~ \hlll~l cll ll •lllllct" ul1c1· w11111t11~ 1\c\\1~ slnllcs IC/Jill1 th111 siiii\C lloU!C Blish's plull to plll pm1 uf !hell· tux puy- they woulu be uhlc to leuvc the muncy Iill'~~~ ~~~ <lllll 1\ lll' l llll'd<ll l lillie ,1110-IIII:'ICI rl\11 l<cl1llllltcllll ~umltlulcs tii"C 1' 1 .11\lllng Hwuy tncllts llttu their uw11 pctsonul relli'llltllllll ucchlcu In the ·Jlhii\Nto their children or 111 111/l l'tt••ldclll hn·d ~ l <llll cd 1111 1111 ~\ltltlilhllllllp<ll·thllllll llu111 l'll'sldclll llu~h ·~ pltnt II> let \\llll'k~rs u~culutts thutthcy would ttllllml , ulhct hcii·N . 11111111'1 i'll'lidL'Iil N111111 h1 Vc.~ 1 Jlllli 111' \hell· Stll.!hll .~c~llllly luxe~ ltl 'While people m t dcurly t~m~cmcu lAlgby then j\UVC VI~CtH IWO NIUtemcntH ill I~M I. 11\ II llglil• 11~ 11 I l•t I~ uy WII kIll!, 1'111'11\CI· llcUtlul' IIi~ iiiCS\lld IIIIU·kct ubuut reccultnlll'kcllutmull, thcre I~ '' I' U I1· untl tmkcd thc111 which one they ugrccd Ni\,\('1', dit•tl 111 Nt'll ''"~ <ll llgc MO ' One \V11sh\ugh 111 1'1 lsi sh11')1 Mys tlnu dtlillCt1lltl I:ICIIcr 111 ~tl11l11lllh11! your uwn whit Ill I<1'1 I. 11 l i ~ 1\11 llill' illg '/17 l'I'H!Iimlliiii iiii'IWIIICII! II Wtl~ lhc~c <101' L'lllttlld<ih!s 111c tbcl1111g Bush lt!lilt!tnl!nt thUt lltlllip~ 1111y vulutlllty," A, (111c IJCIIltJCruiN' 11ttuck line): The · II JIJliH<Il'lilllg i'ltl llllll gli illll'lllllllillllll Alll\111'1 , ktlllll~ till 1.12 1111 hi ~ Slid ill .~ccUI>IIY lliUII lll:!cllli!C Ill' the Zugby ~u ld , flnntll HCUIIJ11J NhLIWHthe dungci'N of the Jll'llllil' Ill\ liHtlld Lil'dl11c 111 •hlo:k prices 111111 hus tlcl1utetl Zugby uskl!d vruct·~: "11101'1! m\l ~lllllc 111 Hluck llllll'kct und why we 11\liN\ rmlintulu 'l[tll Vt'< ll ' 11~11 · i'l'l'ltdCI II lli i!ll 1\!kcd t'llll)llr~' Ill IJI'IIV\tlc <JOlt k! ICIIII'IIIclltplulls. Whut these slutlc! govcrni11Ctll wJ;u uJvl~lltc ~ httnghlg the lllllll' lflllll \I fl ltliihlllilll lltllli ~II II C i\ill.lll!\11 I Ccll~cl·~ l.'i'f'llfl!, d11 IIIII AllY I~ lhlll. JC!IliiC S11111C ~ llllllldUICM ' Stid11J Scclltlty AY~Icm tu give youngc1· Sodlll Security UN II iNund nolulltlw lutll~~·II l)ll>'llllll ll111dh ~ . 11 Nt HIIi 1Ju~tlllll1c llltlctt ll , tllclliiiHgc ~~~~~~~ itllout h11w litis Issue! /lluy!. h1 their wurkct~ !he diul~c tu hillcs! u portion nf' vlduttiN to iuvcNt thclt puy111lliuxcs ill pcrHd 111 ,, " ''" 111111 111111111111'd lcdt•i·HI IH\\11 Ul!llill~\ ~m·lu~k lllg. llisll \Cl!, supJ11111 fi11· Uukll's 11 1111\s sllung~t· tliclt Soclul Si!t.:Urlty ltlllcs lhlllugh lndlvlti- ~«llllllrctlrcmcnt uccnulltN. P11111 1111 •11 111 .'>\til ''~''• ~hi , WI" th·uj.!gcd 111 licr l.lclith ullct 13. (The udmlniHtrutlon'N resJlnnsc): 'l11c lh1111 ever Udl iiCcUlllll! Mlti11f11t tu IRA! or 4tll(kJ ht' lll~ IIIIU'd 11<1111 ill'l l'ill', t.:!mun HCundul proves tlmt people uccJ A huge tnulmlty 111' voter~ MUY tltut their rlun!, Wuul~ Yt1U'I" Til~lt IC!IJOI111C: fiH . I l•llt' Vl'lll• 11 ~11 A lhi lllll ll il'lly, lite l'riJ~ Ill' (hlllliVI!,.~ IIp­ more dwlcc uud more ~onttol over their puhllc Al1p1Jl111lm Ihe piiii11A 1111Jlll1 pi-cJI- flCitC111 !Uid lhlly !tl~i1UI'letl !UCh ll tliUII, , Jil'\1. ~111111~ nhu111 I ~ II 111 IIi<' ~ 110 ilCI!Jllc uhuut'll. Al111.'tl~ll tctlrcmcnt Huvi ngH, Jududlng ullowlng cHtcd ont11c ~~~~k llllllk~t ·~ dcdluc. 'rl~tul" while 21J.2 1JC1teltt Jiill1tll. IJ11 I1 11r <IUI IIIi l' il I 'o i ii[111 S~ I'Vl'. Mumluy ~t iiiiiiiUi ct·• Itt tllltl Wlll'kcrs the option In liwcNt run of thclt to suy, they wu111 111otc ~llllllllltiWr thclt '1111! 1lmultJ nut be !UiprlM ing M ince (1(1 <IIIHtllil '1<111 l'l llllt'l•m J u~r tl liu ~~ trul1k jt11111 11 l.luy tiller St!~.!lul Security tuXcN h111 pctlllmuluccount. Nudul Sc~ lll·lty ~llllttlhutJoii M bc~nliMe J:ICitcnt ur ull likely votetN uwtt !luck, Wtii iH' II 1111 lilt' lilly t\1c11\ t'IIIIIIIIIIW filii •Y!h:'lll Weill 011 1111111}' 1\11\lk~ll dlllhH ll'liRIIhCgoVCI11111CIII clfhct liii'CCtly ut thnJUgh their 4{) ICkJ plunK A HIU1111111g f1l6 IX!rcent chose B, while • lll~t', 1111 , , ~ 1''''' 11~111 t• utllll~ tlu• wu lknu r wu~ rcucltctl nvc hl lllilkc !',<kill on Its p11111ti11Cs lo !lily future ur II{A HCCIIUtll.8. only 211 pcrcc11t picked A. du y• liih 'l hc 11cll 1 ~ . h1111het wvru~. the HUlvey reHUitN contruNutubly, !UI'tJlll1 111 ~ltonge!t mnong I'lit• WtiiiLI I ' 1111l~trllec A~ulll!ll(u~IMIIII!tlllctl , Ill II' \'I' til ill fiiLI, Iills WUA IIIICOJ' Ihe )11Voluii111!J- younger Wutkcl'fl, BuNh 'N plun won the NUfl· J lctcd IICWH HIOtiCH NUggcNtlllg thut the 111 Snutll ll l1 lt'li Vc1111• Wlll1u111~ Willi her Nc~untl Ct111 Mc~ ullvc ill!',l lll iiiiUlhlllWI<.Jc ~urvcy ol 1,109 likely jj!Jrt of. az.H pert'cnt umu11g ngc! I Hlll 2ll 111urket's dcd luc huHHCurcd IX!Oplc uwuy II ,'! c!jtt'lltlllt• lty hcullll~ hct· ' l!llil' ~crc lltt 1'1 -2, tl-4 Ilithe l'lt!l vo\crM cotttltlctctl hy IJ(IIIAtcr Jul111 Zugby, 76.4 pen:cnt umung ugcs :ln tu 41J, 64.41 fl1llnlnvcHtlng In the stock mutket fhr thclt Jllllllr 1111u• w"'"''ll'• tl11111tl Sl11111 ll11ul , kiiiiWII litl hiMillllCI:ICIIUCII~C llllll ICI11ut~­ jlertelil WliuliJ.t hges ~U !11 641und ~4..5 iJCt· rctire1ncn1. The- ~orpcltutc uccoulltlngHCun· l11d111'• llllliltln y•. ('ulllctlllll\ Si ll t'uc!Uf 1! Hll, Hhly IICLlli'IIIC ~lllli[Jllijllljlllll~ lie linNll tep- CCIII lllnllMg tHO!K! M Utld dlllct, duls huvc re111lnucd Wl!tkcrN thut they need Vt'lllll lllijlll •l Wi llir l'vlcr I• M, Millr Al1111 Fcln•tcln I• Ill UIUiillll J\JI' J1uillllj! llllly l·cgiMICI'C tl VOICtM The killer quc!tlull - tliu1 goes to the to hove tt1nte coutml uvcr thelt rctitcmcnl t\11 111111 i\1111 llt•iilllt' 1; ,, Ml,.ltlilll Will Lei! I"LIIIc Nhuw wliu HtiY they ltllc11d lo vote 111 the nc~ t hcurt or whut DcnuJCtutlc lcuuct~ hotJC will lnve~tlnelll.ll, nut Je~N. IJVer the long tcr111. clccllilll, glvl 11~ Ill• •wwy• tnuch more be the key IM!UC l11thc lljuwlnhct election! w11 11 1J," 1t1 ' ''"'''"uu1" 1I• ,II Mil e•" llcuther ·rttoutu• J• 4~ . Mcunrlmc, It IN wmth noting thut the elrdlhllltr . 1'"1' '''i"h Iiiii lltllld ~lrc lr il'lllc Yuung t'uttttlflui~J 1~ 41 . - a1kl!d Vtllct! why they liked the ldcn 11f IICWA~u~r HtutleH I huve HCcn rurcly, If 1 111~11"" 1111d ltliH'• •l ll ~t' l M111~ tl11tllu11 (Levert) 11 :IK, /\~lot hl!(h}' l lll tllol tl Ll111•·1CCIJIIIIOJ VIIICrM lnlllvldu,JI Sul.!lul Security llwcMUnent ever, mctnltm thut riNk-free l!ctVenuncnl 11£'111 v llilllllll' I• II At IIll I)liVid ArlfUCIIC I! ,i I. Adllt wu• .:tuldllctcd lor lhc Cu lo ln •tllulc ut::coullt!l, bundH me uiNn unc of the lnvcNtment l tllt'lll ltil•• l•11 l(li yillllllllltilllllc• ! II1~N l'l11k I• 2:1. t\l'ltu· ltelwccll .luly XIIIKII 2. \wu wcckollilCt the 'l11c chic/' l't!U!Ilmgiven by IICUtly <KJ pct- optltms under BuHh'Npion, 11111 IN either /11\IHIII<ii l ltl\ 1<11 l lullllill I• Jl. Wul'ldCI1111 llctllllllliltg ICIIIIdul h111kc u11J ccl11 nf thiJIIC jXJIIcd· "I cont111l ltlOIII!Y Ill I'CJll!11lng or u dcllhcrutc ell'nrt tultm.ke ll li\11~11 1 I• II IPtlliY "It I• 111111 1' lllllllll'tlll11thllllljll'(l\llloltltlll dutlllg u l1lcuk I:IC IIt~l Will'li the IJow hud 111y uccuU11t." Another 26 percent Nlliu thut ilutl IJuH h's fllun uppcut ti Nklcr 1111111 It reully J~. plllltllllc\Ptl ftlJ~ polnl•. ll1' llili 'II'•IIIIY 111<111 t ft 1 111111~ II lit•," t\1/'t ~tl Nurrli WI\ tcltcu.t. "pcuplc Ahoukl he lllhtwetl hi ln~cNI prl- IIJuna/J U.tmhiTI /,t· a Wa.tltlll)ilrJ!I·ha,lt'd i'II 1J/I•II plttlll• oplt~t illltltlllllltcttlttllduu t I~IJI , f1J4 1i Ili M 1111111 ICIIIUI'kUblc illldlll!! WIIA thut, vutely," And l ~ .fi pcrcc11t M uld they Ilk~ f!rillllcal joumu/ltr and r:olttmll/,,1.) ' lll'lh\'ll•l , ~~\~l\:.lllllll\111~\· ,lt\\11'11111, 1\11)\'hl. I»! h'/ltlhl · tttlllll"' ,~.~, n \ ,.,,11111 il'''h'''''l.llm '"~'Man ill W<~~~~~~~hlll James Kilpatrick TODAY IN HlSTOll...Y l LAMBRO'S VIEW Media shorting Bush$ plan for worker investment "il'' WASIIINGTON \A PI I'I'CS!lknl Bush ultd British Prime Minister Tnny lll11ir SIIII)!.IH Ill\ StiiUI\Iay to convin~c allk•s wury of mililury uctlon \hut lmq \ Smldum llu ssci n " tkvclopi ll!l wcupom 111 11111" clcslruclion 1\lld nntsl he lim:cfully conlhmtcd. "This " a J'"•hll'\11 t\1\d IV\' L'tlll't 1p11nrc it." Bl11ir 'llill c11 1~111\c l'n1111 London fnr a C'ump Da1id sll nlegy "'sslnn with llusl\. The mcelin!l ,·umc fiw duys he flu-.· Bu sh 111ldrcss '~ 1he United Nutl11ns, whc1-c he Is cxpcclL' ti 111 challcug'' thL' IIIIC\'1\ tlliOlldl c'll\l\111\llllty Ill ' luh• qu k k, ll•ugh udinn Ill disu1111 Saddum 111 Iill' I illiiL'd Stutes will he nhligmcd Ill"''' 1111 Its nwn IIII'C IHIIW Smldnm, IICclll'dillg Ill UdVISNs involved in wnlln ~t 111c s pc~'cl l . Bush will tell till' Unlt~d lhct-c is 1111 lime Ill Wllstt': one curly dmti 'refers Ill lmq us 11 "tkkin!). lhnc hllmh." lllui1 , 1\cuil y ulonc tunonll world lcildcrs 11.1 an unlllnch · 111~ lilly wllh lluslt lll!lllnsl lrnq , Cllst douht u11 wh,cthcr lmq would ever ullow U.N. weupons in~peetors the frcct.lumln work effectively. "I hnvc tu point nut thut we huvc ttot to sec Ihis In 1hc ll!lht or ex perience. Why did the lnsp~~ lors go'/ It wus hecuuse the Inspectors found they couldn't do their work . Whntcver wcupuns Inspection regime Is put In hus Co be one thnt 's very effective," tllulr told rc/lmtcts lis he flew 10 the Unlict Siutes. lllnlr snld lhc lnternutlonul cnnHIIUlllty ugrccd thul Suddn111 hull Ill be dcult with "one wny or umllhcr." "I think lt\1\St people lll'e Ill · first hn.1 c, which Is thlll yes, this Is a problem und we cun'l Ignore it ," lllnlr snld, u~cnrd ­ lng to Press llsNOcliillon, .IJr\tlliii' S IHitlonu\ IICWN ngcncy. Nutlolt~ Bush is stnlll!).ly consider· in!! 11 U.N. Sccunty Cnundl t\'M•Iulion thnl Wllllld set u tlcmllinc for lrnq lo npcn lis wcupolls sites Ill lllllcllci'C tl lnspc.-tion und to uppl~ puni· live n~ linn if the lruq1 pii.'Si· lieu' t~ th.:c~ . S11ddum rtfuscs lit nllnw ii\SilCCillrS i11t11 hi s \'0111\lry um Mlys h'U\l hn' uln•udy tlcstmycd li ~ wcupons nf muss olcsll·uelum . St•ninr Bush udviscrs u~knt•wledgc lhut Bush Is 'cl· lill!l lhc stn~c lilr u cnnf•~•nlu· lhm with Smldum, wlih the ll.N. specd1 n .lusl ·dildl n\1\'mpt 111 huild 1111 internll· linnul •·nulltion. The prc,,itk•lll I\SS\11\\eS \he l\\1\eumC CVell\11· 11lly will lcutl to mililury fmw , uidc,s ~uid . FIII'Ci l\u lcudcr~ . however, held 11111 hnpc Suturduy lor 11 lliplpmlllli: solution. i\ruh Lcu ~t lll' SccreturyGcncrnl Amr Moussu suid In li11ly 1hn1 he hcllevcd 1h~rc Is u "stron g pussihilll y" wc11pons Inspectors will he 111\owcll to return ttl lmq tlml huvc unllmlleli 11~ccss 111 "WhiiiCVCI' sites" they WUIIlcd In sec . llomclund sccUI'IIy chief Tom Kldgc su ltl he hnd u "very upproprlutc" meeting wllh Moussn und thut Bush hud yet HI dccltlc on u possl· hie U.S , nunck. Russlu's defense minister, Scrgcllvunnv, told rcp011ct·s In Moscow thut his government believes u Lllllck und uncondl · llonul return of the inHpcctors could cuso Ihe crisis, Ellll lmq's lnformotlon min· lstor suld Smurduy In Jordun thut the United Stmcs only cures uhout "n cllungc in the polltkul regime In lrn1f." "To hell wlih them ," Mohnmmuu Sneed Suhuf .1uid or tlic u.s' government. "They, their sw1s und thclt l!I'Undchlldrcn will he ~hlllli!Cd und the regime In lruq won't be." 111 Ult1ir, il1c U.S. prcsldc111 hus un uutstlnkcn supporter of hi s lmq p11lky d~Silllt' ,Titi· ds m fl\\111 thll British p11hllc, hi s l•wn purty und oth er~ In ti ut~lpc . · ' Bluh· suliJ h1s1 WCl'k his ~o~ · CI'IIIIICill hop<•d Ill Sllllll pllh• \Ish 11 dossier 111' <'VidciiL'C 1111 1he lmqi president 's ct)'ons to dcvch•p wcuptms of muss dcstru,·lion. Briluln rclcnsctln si milur tlupcr· ngulnsl Osnmu hin l.ndcn nnd his 111-Quilin nclwor~ just duy~ hcfo1-c !he S\llrt of t\1c U,S,· Ulld llritlsh· led slrikcs in i\IW11111islun. Bluh· hus helped to rull y httcrnmlunul suppnrt, culling l{us,iun President Vludlmlr l'utin n11d Frendl President Jn''IIIICs Chime nnd 111Cclin11 whh Suudl l'ol'clgn Milllstcr Prince Suud, Bush on Frlduy culled Putln, C'hlruc und Chinese President Jillnll Zcmln - ull op\toscli to u uniltllcml U.S. 1111 llllry strJ ko U):lUhtSI lruq . They Jll'llllll~cd 111 hour - hul 11111 nccossurlly lo endorse ~ Bush's \'usc ugulnst Suddu<n when mlmlnlslnilltlll tcu1m vlsll thclt· three ~Uilltuls, scnlur oflklnls suld. UtL~II plun .~ 10 sue C'unudh1n Prime Minister Jcun Chretien in Dctmit un Muudu~ uml Portuguese Prime Mtnl stcr Jose Munucl Duruo Burossn n1 1hc White House nn Tuosduy. The Wushlngton Pnst reported, 1neunwhllc, \hut Defense Secrctury Donuld H, Rumsfold's oll'lco on Frlduy night withdrew u 2,300-word urflcle Ito hud wrlltcn for Sunduy 's cdlllonH mukln11 tho cusc fur pre-emptive mllltnry 11ctlnn. The urtlcl~ clled tho three cuuntrleN Bush hus culled the "uxls uf evil" - lrn4, lrun nnd North Knrcu - us well us Llhyuuml Syrlu. l'cntllgnn spokcswumun Vlctol'iu Clurku suliJ lhnnsl'eld withdrew tho urtl cl~: hcc uu .~c the 1lmln11 "wus nut right," the Puslt'cpurtc(l, Pr Sid Ill Busll 1\i\0 firS\· Indy Lour!! Bush W lCOIIIO BIIIISI11'111\ltl M1111Sit" lolly lJI<111 , lull , 11 1\11 orrlv s for tnlks ut Cump DtWid, Md., on Snt11rdny. llllsil 111111 Blul1 swtl Sntunlllv \Ill • wmllllllll I confront Sod(JOnl Hussoln, llrijUI1111 tl1ill \11 lrQq l lomJm \HIS thtllt•U , mu Uliiluil Niti11H1'• w11J ronogo1J on proml sps 10 ll•l~ IIOY w lliJOIIS of 1111185 tto sl rllt'\IOII (API GIGANTIC RUCKLOAD SALE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 SUMMER P171t70A1• OK Pt71/0IR148K , , ~,88 ' hu~. lruq' N weupon N could Include: I The nerve ugcnt VX , regurdcd UHth'c moKt lllJCic of chcmlcul wcuponK, , I The nerve ugent surm. u liquid or guH tnut cuuHcs u choking, thrushlng dcuth, I MUHturd guH 1 Ublistctlng ugent thut cun dtKKolvc llesh ~~~ contuctund ~~evcrcly da111 · U!!C the cycH und lUll (IN . I Anlhrux , the dc!Wiy bactcrlu used In the mulluttuckx on government und the ncwH mcdlu luNt ycur, I Botulinum toxin, a HU~· xtuncc produced ily buc.cenu thai cuu scH puruly HI~ und death. , • Alluto~ln , u Jllllli<l!l pm· duced by ll groin-eating runguH. fn HpectorH Hoy Saddam pmbubly h.uH 111;~dc ,more Huch wcUJlllllN 111 the lour ,Ycurx Hi nee the U.N. tcumN lefllruq. "Any rcaHCIIlUblc IIHNCNH• mcnt or where they urc now would NU)' they pr~1bably regc ncrulcd Htocks of blJih mu NtnriJ (I!UN) und nerve ugcntH," suld Gulluccl, nuw the Jcun of Gcorgclown Unlvcrslty'H School ol Futelgn Service, "Botulinum toKin und unthruK - thut Is nut Hpcculutlon, !hey huvc pmuuccd hoth . One would cKpect lhllt over the htNI four ycurR they wuuld huvc produced them uguln," After luNing the 1991 Gulf' Wur, Suudmn agreed to Hcrup ull of hiH chemlcnl, blolugicul und 11uclcur wct~p<rn H prugrurnN, UN well UN the lung· runge miHHIIeNto dell vcr Nuch wcUJllliiH, The United Nuliun N set up u Npcdul ptlncl known UK UNSCOM 111 lnNpClltlruqi WCUJlllllNfucilillcHund mukc sure ull the banned wcUJllliiN were dcHtmycd, After Hcven yeurH nf lnHpc:cciunH, wcupnnH dcHiructiun und cluHhcs with lruqi uulhorltieN- who Hhot ul inHpectors und held thc111 ut gunpoint vurlouH tl111es UNSCOM pulled vul ol' lruq in 11198 when Suddum rcfuHed tu ullnw inHJlCCil)rN Into ~rcHidendnl •lt.eH. The Uniteu StateN und Britain rcNpomled with four dayHof uir~trlkex uimed ut darnuglng or dCNiroylnJI NUNpected NitCN of weupons ol' miiNN deHtruc· tlon, In the l'our yearN Hincc, lr~Kj huNchtlmcd that It ended it• hunncd pro(lrumH und dcHtroyed all ltH weaponH . Pormer in•pecW• and u.s. ofnciuls huve uccuNed lruq nf contlnuina with those pmJ!rui11N, Plte/70A148~ "" ' .H ttaoe/70A15)(NW . .n Pli3/70A148 .. , 0.88 1'101/11"111)<_,,_.... ·" GOODP'EAR Sl .,,00 .,.•. .. ,.,.. $53~ •AoL• QA P225/80A18 GflfiD}ffEAII CO,nCiue•t AT Iraq probably has chemical, biological weapons "PosNCNHiun of the weUJlllllNf lhcmsclvcs Lhm't, 111 my view, nrfcr UJll'oxlmutc thrcut 1~1the United St11tcs or to '!ur trlcndH In the rcl!lon, un,~ I m Including lsruclln Ihilt, s11ld Hohcrt Oulluccl. u former deputy dircc!Or of the U.N. wcupons In spection ptugrum . l'rcsldcnt llu Nh Nuys Suudurn'N chernlcul. hlologl · Clllund IIUCieur WCUJlOIINpro· gnuns 11re the rnuln rcusun he mu st be removed from ~uwct, perhupH wllh military l'm~c. But uumlni Hirutlon ofTiclitJ N huve offered few dctuiiH of whut weupunMor cupubllltlcH they believe lruy "{h•·o SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14 END OF lns~rs: WASIIINOTON CAl') Despite Its llcnlul s, lruq prubullly puHNc~scs lttrgc stock· Ill leN of nerve ugcr,ll .~, 1111\NIUnl guN und u111hru~. Jurmcr lJ.N , lnHpcctors suy. , While Suudum llu sHc in ptuhllbly duc N IIlii huvc u nuclcur bomb , the lruql preHI· tlcnt docs hnvc the dcs i~II H, cqul\m1cru und eKpertiNe In buill one quickly if he CUll 11ct cnuu~h weuponN·I!ruuc urunlum or plutonium , the former lnHpcdtH'H unci' other cxpcrtN suy Member~ or the U,N, ICIIIIIN thut lnv csti gutcd lrutj' s · wcuponNof mu~H dcHtructlon f'tol11 I\Ill I to 1119tl suy Sutldum ptohuhly ui HII huHut lcu~t nlltc Jong·rullgc Scud miHHIIcN und huN or cuslly cuuld ,;wkc chcmlcul u11d biologicul weuponK til ur~n thuHc miKHiles. "Thut 'K whut I' d worry ubout - they could tccunHtl· tute thCHC WCU(lllllH f11itly ·Houn, untl they uctuully huvc Htul'f on hund l~at cuulu be uHcd for tcrrorl ~t und militury purf!OHCH" Huid fur111ct ·U.N. l(uymulld , ln Nr,cclor Zll nHkus, hcud of the Chcmicul und IJioJoglcu l Weuptrnx Nunprolifcrutiun 'Pmgrum ut the Muntcrcy ln Ntltutc of lntctnutlonul StudleH. Still, many former ln~pcc· . lorNNUY lruq 'N ar~~enul IN nut much nf' u tltreut. They ""Y Suddum has hcen det.erred Hll fur by thrcutH ul' rnuul vc retullntlon by the United Stutcx and other ~ou ntrleH ·und uppurcntJy h~N been rclu ~tunt w Hhurc hiH weapllll! ~ith tcrmriHIH. '-'gh ~ O~tly $74" PUII7DRII OW~ LIMITED UANTIJI[S • G EAT SAVINGS! FULDA ...................................... P19ste5/HR14 ..................... sss.oa VAT4.,,, ....... ,,,, "' ... '''"" "" "'" .. , P206/60NFI1 5 ......... $78. 42 Ill •••• til II •• TOURINQ TIRII •• GRANO PRIX ,.. ,.. """"""" ...... , P20SnO/R14 .. " .......... "" ...... $60.84 GRANO PRtX ...........................P20Sn5/R14 ........................ S44.15 GRANO PRIX ,.... ,,.,,.,"""""',,., P185n5/R14.""" .... ,., .......... $48.44 GRANO SPIRIT AOUAFLOW... P225/55/R16........................188, 15 •• 10,000 MILl! WARRANTY TIAII '" CENTURY .........................~ .. ·•·· P195/75/R14 ......................,.$61 .21 CENTURY .... .,, .. ,. ........ , ....... ,. P205/7&/R1 6....... ,................ $64,18 CENTURY ............................... P215/70/A16 ........................ $59.92 CENTURY NW ,'" ,.. "'"" """" ... P205/70/R15 .. '" .. ,,...... ,........ $58.87 • KELLY CHARGERS lt356036718 ....... 215nOR14 ............ reg. $64,34 ................. NOW $52.28 11356048719 ..... .. 195/60 R14 ............ reg. $58.0L ... :........... NOW $47.14 lt356150719 ....... 1S5/60R14 ............ reg. $56.34 .................. NOW $45.78 lt356158711L .... 225/60A16 .... ,"""' reg, $77. 74... .............. ,NOW $83.18 11356180009 ....... 215nOR14AWL ....... reg $88.2S................... NOW $53.85 11356748718... .... 185/70R14 ............ reg. $56.86 .................. NOW $46.20 11356827718 ....... 195/70R14 ............. reg. $59.79... ............... NOW $48.58 lt356591718 ....... 225/70R15 ...... ,.. ,., reg. $71 .52 ................. , NOW $58.11 -t•"~'""' .. 19... .... 215/50R15 ........... .reg. $75.09 .................. NOW $81 .01 •" HUAAV- OUANTITIII LIMIT!D- NO AAtNCHICKI '" Free Hotdogs & Pop FAIDAY,8EPT.13 11AM·1PM 8AT.,8EPT.14 10AM·12NOON �Sunday, September a. 2002 Gallla Calendar Obituaries Floy Johnson Carter Duv1J. Lc~lic uml Gury Smith. Jushuu mid Cnk•h J<lll<',, Hlld S llll 1111d Au,lh\ Kli):lll'l'; u hl\llher uml ~~~~~"" in luw. Cieor11e 1111d t'uwl TIHI\'ll'l': u ~lslor· ln · luw. Ck•i'II'Udc Thuckor; sCVIltlll nlc,·t•s tu\ll ll~phcws; und u '1"'''\ul t'l'i~llli, Mellssu l•lll'dun. She lllll'lldell Murshull l111ivcrsity uml wus 11 l!rttdn· 1 11~ of till' Llnivcrslly of Riu Ciw11dc. She Wlls 11 w~ll · lowd lcudlcl' l't\Hn lhc C'hesu\leuke sl'huuls, where she 111111! ll for .17 yc11rs 11ml lmd 1111 lmplll'l on th~ llws of 111lll1Y of her i'm'I\ICI' studcllls. She Wli' II llfclnll!! 1111!1111lCI' of lMhel llu\i,•d Mclhndlsl Churdt. when· sh•· tullrhl the Y<•nlh Sunduy Sl'lllll' ch1ss l'or llllliiY yl•urs unll chuircd various l'ununluccs. She wus 111>11 11 mcmller of lhc Ohio Rl'lir,•d Tcudlcl'' Assul'lullun, Ihe Luwt\'lll'C l'nunty Rl•lit'l'd Tcud1crs Assnclutinn umllhc t'hcsupcukc Clurdcn Clul), Scrvil'cs will hLl II 11.111. TliCSlllly, s~plelllhcr I0, 2002. lu Hull Fuucrnl ~hune, wllh the Rev. Uclli'I!C Ulrich t>l'l'klutin!l. Bmlul will be In ltlunc Cemetery, Produrvlllc. f<l'lcuds muy cull 111 the 1\nlcru\ llllllle lh•m tl·l:! ~.111 . Momluy. Scptembtlr H. lll·l. WARE. Ohw 1·11•1 Jnhn,UI\ l'nrt~t. IJ'I, lklillllll'l'. IIHIIWrl) of ti11lllpolk di~d lorida). Sq11~mlwr (1, ~002 , ul Willl<'l'otl~,t Vlllu!ll' Nur""lt l·ul'ilh) . Sill' \I'll' "''I'll Jt\IIUIII'Y 12. 1'10.1. ill Oullin (\1\IIIIV. lhe d11nph1cr Ill' Orcth11 l)kk,•l lllld 1;C IIi 111\11\' J11h liM Ill. Sh,• l\lnwd 111 llt•hl\<all' 111 I'N2 A t:rmlllttll' ol Kill Urullll\· lllt:h Sl'lll•ol. '"~ !,!l'lllhllllt'll l'nuu Olt1n ( 1111\l'I'Sit)' ill liJ2~ II lid Wll' II ICIIdll'l , Sh~ "lis II lll~llli'CI' of lh<' Oltln Ll11iwr~o~1y Alull\1\l A'" ll'iul ion . · She 1s 'urvll'l'd 111 dllu!lhlct', N<'VII 1111'\ll'l;) Udl lll lklliWIII'I': II ~l'l lllddllll jj h lcr. 01\'lll (Sl'OII ) lllilll•11 111" SIV111111111: 11 !ll'llltd,oll. l irq! ( idlnl ( '111d1WII : a ,j,l,•r, Ad11 Juhll>~lll of l.11r!l"• l'lmhlu: 11 hrnlhcH11 l11w, Nurvln (.llll'k) ( '111ICI nl (iullijtllli': (lVII ,j,. 1~1' i11 ·1ttW, Eli1111 .1111111'1'11 ,,, Ciullipoli,, uml Murj,~lll'rill' ('ul'l~r of ( 'n illlllhus: \IIIli ul,•,·.:, 1111d u ~ph cw,, !11 11ddltlon Ill h1•r 11111'CIIIS. 'Ill• lVII' jll'l'l'C<il-d ill I Ctllh hy h1•r hu>hulld, Newell. 111 I%~: si'll'l's, Ncvu Phillips 111 lli.IK. uml Allu Tholltp>lll1 l11 IIJ7H: hnllhci''· Audl'l'W . 0()2. Jm·k,ull Jullll,llll ill 1'12K, 1\l'llcsl Mcrl'i1111111 .loilll'ltll ill 1 1 1M~ . 11nd 1111 l111in11 hl'nlhcr In Homer '"'I' IIJ02 A vlsiiiiiiUII will he held l'rttlll II\ Hill· I:\() p.111 . Sumluy, Sqllclllh<•l' H. 1!1!12, ul RuhiiiMIII FUIICI'III llpmc, ~2 Wcsl Wlnl<'l' Slrccl, Dcluw11re. A vl.<ltutltlll will he hcltl from 11111111· 1 11.111. Mumluy. ScpiCIIIh~l ' 9. 2001 , 111 Wuu~h - llullcy · Wootl Fuucrulllomc In Oullipoll.<. A ~~· uv,• ,<l dc service uutl hurlul will i'ollt>w lhc vl>llu· li\111111 Mouml II III ('ciiiCICI'Y 111 Oullipolis. l'ontlulcnccs 11\ny he CXprc>SCti Viii lh1• wch Ill ww w.n>hl11 "111 ft111c rullutllll' • illl' ,WIII. - Plld MOllet Inez Thacker Eaton C ' III ·:.~A i'hAKI ·. Mrs lm•t 'l'lllll' ~cr lilll<lll of {'hcsupeuh· died h ·iduy. Sc~11~1nhcr 6, 211112. Sl1e wu' hnrn in ( 'lil'"li!CIIke . IIll' duu~lltcr 111' the l111c lsunc 1111d lillllllu A,11 \Vorl h 'i'huckc 1. .~he wu> lll'c•·cdcd In dculh hy hy her lll'huml. Jolm ll . hlllt>ll: lwo hn•lhN,, Fred 'l'htl l' ~l·r 111111 Berkley Thuekc1': 111111 11 'Isler, <lurncl WI IIIIey. • She 1, s urvlv~d hy hc1' duu ~ IIICI' N lllld NlliiS · ill•iiiW, l\11111111 lkllc Shccls uud lluruld Sliccl~. ('urulyn 1\ul\111 S111ill1. ullll .lnhmw .lcun Jonc' uml Erncsl .Innes : 1'1vc lll'lllldchildrcl1. John Sctlll S111ilh. Rw1llld 0 . Smllh, Wc~ory E .l!lllcs, s,•oll K. SIICCIN lllld .1111 Sh~cl• Kll!lorc. AI•" survivlntt me 10 I! rcul •jii'Undd1 i ltlt'en, I< yun. Ju .•on and .let·emy Smilh. - ,..ld noiiH R. Walter TOLimO - llulliCI' R. W11ltcr, 74, l'nrmel'ly of Oulllpnlls, pusscd uw11y nn T\1csduy, Seplcmber ~. 2002 . lie wus born Fcbruury I, IIJ~H. In Oulllpolls. lho sun of lhc lulc · 11omcr W. unli Mll'lum Clul'k Wuhor He worked for the l~crul'ln\clll of Al!ril'ulturc l\11•the sllllc of Ohio 1111d Iuter fur lhc dty or Toh.alo lkpu1'11\1clll of Hcuhh. lioi11CI', II U.S. Arl11)' VCICI'lll1, WliS II n1c111l'>Cr lllld 1111SI l'\1111 • nlu11licr nf lhc VcnHtn McCune Amcr\~1111 L~jj.lon l'nsl Nu. I ~2. II~ wu~ 11 bll! OSU t111tl UT Rocku1 ftm . lie I• survived hy hi~ wlfu, Elcu1111r S111llh Wuller, for· tnclly nf I'<IIIICI'IIy: duU!Jh· tcrs. Mcllmln (Murk) Wul~t.llk IIIUI Sucllu Wullol' (Mnl'lin llucklorJ: !11'1111d· dlltl!liilcr, Adrienne (WIIIIulll) Al'lllsll'llll!J: und slslol's·ln· luw. Wilhelmine (RI~hurd) Mulcr und Mury S11111h. Service• were held 111 II 11.111. Suturdny, Scplclllhcl' 7, 2002. In Wulkol' Funcrltl lli•me , 'l'nlcdn Entombment fullowcd In Olluwll IIIIIs Mcmnrlul l'urk. with services hy Luc11s County Hurl11l t orp~ Vlsllllllon WUN held In lhc l'uncrul IH>111c fl'llm ~ - IJ 11.n1. 1" hui'Ndn~, Seplcmhcr .5, 2002. uml lrom 2· 9 p.m. l"'rlduy, Scptcmhcr 11. 2002, wllh Amcrlcun Lcl!lon scr· vices hell\ 111 7:JO p.m. l'rlduy, Sep1c111ber {1 , 21Xf2. C'nutrlhuilnns IIIII)' he given I<• the Amcrlcun Hcurl i\sst•clntlon ur the Dlubctcs Assnclullun, or In 11 chmlly of 1hc dnnor's chnlce. - P•ld notlot Deaths Avern Ellen Bradley ......, Pomeroy • Middleport • Oalllpollt • Point P1M11n1 Brandi Nicole Thomas I'IW( "''()I( VI LLH SYI<ACLJSE Brundl AVCI'II Ellc11 iltlltllcy, X,l, NIcole Tho111us, I6 , l'rociOrvi llc . died Syrucusc, diet! Suturduy. Thursd11y, Sept. ~. 2002, 111 Sept. 7, 2002, In Cubcll her rc~idcll('e. llulllin!!lllll lluHpltul. She 1• •urv1 vcd liy her llu•- llt1111111!11\111, W.Vu ., duu lo hnud of 119 yclll''· C'hc,lcr lnjuricH received In un uuto· 11H1ilile IICCidclll . llrudlcy. FrlcndH 111uy cull 111 Fl~her Scl'v1cc' will he 2 p.111. 1 Funcrul llomc , Pomeroy, Sut1duy i11 llall l u11crul llolll c. i'roclorvill c, wilh from ;1. 1) p.m. Sunduy, with Miut•lcr Steve Smilh ol'li · lim fu111ily rrcscnl from 4· 7 p.m. Cullin!~ hnun will uiHn da1111~ . lltn iul will he 111 he held lmm ~ 11.111.·9 r .m. l' lca~anl Ridj.!C ('c1nc1ery. Momluy. ami 1hc f11111ily will l•roclorvlllc he prc•e111 from 2· 11 p.m. Privulc ~<Crvlccs Will he held Sherman Porter 011 Tucsliuy. will1 hurlul In fol · low 111 Beech Ornvc Ccnn·lcry. l'fHJ(' I'Cli<V II ,I.I! A puhllc lllcmnrilll servkc ShCI'IIIilll l'ol'lcr. 77. will ill: held ul ~p.m. TucHt.luy l'rodor.,llc, dted Sa11irday. at Meigs lligh School. .'icpl. 7. 21HJ2. oll lli• rc•itlcn~c. full oblluury willuppcur lie i• ~urvtvcd fly Ill ' in IIMonduy 's IJaily Sentinel. wil~. l'hyll1• M. l'oncr. Scrvkc• will ~c I ·10 p.111 . Monduy 111 !lull l'uncrul John T. ~ack' Tavan ltn111c, l'rn~1111vi ll c, willtlhc OALION -- John T. Rev. \(Iudoiph Thomr•on Hlid lhc l<cv Johnuy liard • ' "Juck"' Tuvun, KO, Uullnn, otl'iciulin~ . Burilll wi ll he in died Sulurduy, Sept. 7. 2002, M1HIIII Vernon C'cmclery. :~1 hiHrc~id e ncc . ArrungcmcntH wiII he Wnync. W. Vu . Friend• may cu ll ul 111c t't111cral home unnmmced by IJeul l'uncrul Jlomc, P•jinl i'lcuHunt. from 6-'J p.111 )iun~uy. Public Meetings Public Meetings 'TIIeldly,lleDt. 10 GAI.liPOliS- 'fn• Qaii'County Olllrlel l.lbl•ry &o.ld of TrUIIHI will meet AI 5 p,rn. l!llllt library. GAlLIPOliS The Qolllo Co11nly Worl<lorue Polk:y lloald will lnMI ot 4•SQ p,m, In the Gaii'Counly Otpanmenl 01 Job 11111 ~~n~ly Sttvkltl' Wo1k ol\d 11alnk1Q Ctnltr, 87 OIIVOI Sl All n,.tnbolll or. urgod 10 offend Frwd Chlldura con b4l tNchtd It 4.e-3llll2 lor ony QUHdOI111. Ml!ntedly, leDI. , • 1'110 GRANOS - The Galli&· VllliOII dOOIIIOtilll Service Ctnlor GOI'IIrnlng llolord'l reg<<lor monthly rnMllng will b4l heklal 7 p.m. In the Human Rttouroe building al O~•Vt Hlllt Ca,..r Ctnter, room t~ . • Reunions Mol\dly. Sepl. I Card showers WoodiOW Pope wiH celebrolt hll 901h blrlhlily Sll!>l. 9, 2003. Corda may be ""I lo t 101 Sl. Rt 77~ Soonown, Ohio ~!1(178 Hafflt Btlle Golhord will b41colt· bratlng hor 8Sih birthday on Thuraday, Sept 12. ~ - Cerde maylbe atnl to i42 Magnol'- Or.. Go,IIIP.,IIo, Ohio 41l631. Others lundoy, lepl. I PROCTORVILLE - Juffero lam· . "lly rou111011 In lht Proolorvlllt Jr. 'IIIMday, ltpl. 10 Womtn'a olub building. Plc111c 810W6LL - food GIVtiiOway at lunCh IIIV.d 11 1i:SO p.m. Trinity Unlttd MtlhOdlol Church GALLIPOLIS Hotry Or11mmond """ion In lhe legion olarlt at I0 a m Sponsorod by Ray holl on Mc:Carmlok ljd Lu11ch will ol Hope Pltllle bring bo>les. b4111rvtd at 12'30 p.m CHESIRE - llalrd • Hllhllll raunlon lnlh~ Gav111 Shel1erh0u~t, dlnnar at 1 p.m. QAI.LII'OLIS - Vlclor ond Sdllh Sllltr -Halley lamlly ••union 1112 noon, 0 .0 . Molnlyre Park, Sheller 83. Iunday, It pl. 1a GALLIPOLIS - Mortgomu1y Rtunlon Ml 10 a.m. In 1he 0 0. Mohllyre Park. Sht11tr f8 , cardinal Concerts, Shows 'rldly, ltpl. 13 RIO GRANDE · Welsh ltnor Oalydd dwllde and hie daughtelt Gwawr and Menna In oo110trt lllht Unlvtralty ol Rio Grande/Rio Grandt Community Collegt 11 7 ~.m . Thi oono1rl wlll bt held In tht Btrry Pine and Ptrtormlng Arlt Ctnltr. Tlokell will 0011 $12 and o1n bt purohalld lhl nlghl ollht oonotrl Clubs Classes lundav. ltp\. e GALLIPOLIS - Hol"r Modlcal Conlor will oiler o lroo preperollon lor chlldbltlh clan lrom a lo 6 p.m II lht aduoatlon and Conltrenct Ctnler For more lnlormatlon or lo prt·rtgleler tor lht clan, coli (740) 446·5030. Sunday, Sepl 15 GALLIPOLIS - Hol1er Mtdloal Cen11r will oner a lree cion on alb· llngt from 130 to a·3o p.m. at lhe ducauon and conltrtnot Ctnlor For mort lnlormatlon or to raglolor lor the olan, call (140) 14411-5030 GALLIPOLIS - Holaer Mtdloal Ctnttr will offer a lrtt 01111 on lnlanl CPR tram 3:30 lo S.SO p.m al lht duoollon and Conltrtnco Otnler For mora lnlolmotlon or lo regltltr lor lht olall, oall (740) 446· 11030. Thur.d1y, ltpt. 1a GALLIJ'OLI!l - Clotdtn Club annual plonlo 11 e p 1~ . under lhl 18nl bthlnd Sl. LoUII Cllhollo Churoh PIUIO bring IADII eervlot and oovorad dllh. · lllurdly, ltpl. 11 ClALLIPOLIS - P11noh Colony Chftplur ol lhe D•ughlara ol lht Amorloan ~evolullon will hive 111 llrel rnoallng 11 m1 Galli Counly HloiOriOnl Soollily II 10 ~ m. In lilt rnaallng room, Otnnla Johneon, ohalrr:1•on ol SOAR will be lho guo1 tPonker. 11 you ar• ln~trot~od lr1 bocornlng ~ membor or lhe OMI uiObib oonloOI Roburlo Rouoh nl 448·4274 To buoom11 a membor you muat havu an tmceator who loughl In tht Aovolullonary War Seniors Groups Mondty, l1p1. • QAI.I.IPOLIS - Sonier Bvlnlng Olnnor ol lho llolllo Coun1y Senior Rtlouroe Ctnlor II e p.m. Qood food, door pr1111, honoring birth· d~yt, Md gra11 tnl&rllllhmtnl. Coli 18 sa per peraon. For rtiiiVIIIOnl pluuo a~ ll 448·7000, all. B. TUeldly, ltpl. 10 QALLIPOLIB - PE.R.I. 1110011ng el lhe Qallla Senior A110urot Comer al 3 p.m. Gu111 lptaktl will bo lrom Dlelrlol 7 Aren on Aging Dlolri!JI Ropraoon1nllvo 9111 Kuhnor ond Frenk VauQhan will aloo bo available lo upa~lt mambera on '81nle and OltlrlollltUII and IOIIVI· lin Wtanttdly, llpt. 11 CI~LliF'ObiS - lei Annlvuroory TRIAD tnUIIng 11 10 lo 12 a 111 In lhl Senior 'clllzone Cen1o1 Bookmobile Mondly, hp1. • Bwlnglon 10'110 · 10:D5 a.m.. Mollord II • 11 1~ a.m , Nolan 11 :ao • 11 :ee a.rn., Ptrry 1a · 1210 p.m.. Upore9k Rd. 1 • 1.30 p.m.. Riot a· a:ao p.m., Jaakeon a1a1e1 2:30 • 3.1 a p m., Phillip• a:aa . a:en p.m.. Plrtaln 3.1D • 3'80 p.m.. Clallla Melra llttaltl 3.30 • 4.30 P, 111., Bullornul Drlvo 4 . 4:30 p,m, Cl111dren Homo D:1D • 5.45 pm., llldwoll Poll Otfloe 8 • 8 p m. 'flllldly, It pl. , 0 Woodlond Center 10 • 11 n m., Bonlor A11ouroe Conlor 11.1 a · 11:45 a.m.. Ltfl Pork 12 • 1a:ao p.m., WoOdland Otnler 1 ao. a:1D p.m., TJ'o Child Cart a·30 • 3:15 p.m , Ch11lra 3 · 4 30 p.m.. LeGrandt 3:00 • 4 10 p.m .. Tara Aporlmenlo 8.30 ·6:30p.m., laland Avonut 8:4a • 7:1a p ln., Burnoll 811 7:ao • 7'50 p.m, Kanauga B a·ao p.m. Thureday, ltpl. 1a Milo Paulo't 9:18 . 10.1a am Davit Hall10:30 . 11 .10 a.m, Rio Grande Child Devtlopmtnl Oenler 11 1D · 11 ·4Do.m., OQvlo Hall12 30 · 1a.oo p.m .. Wyngala 1:18 • 146 p.m , Cl11 lttadllarl 1:30 · a:ao p.m, Cltarvlew Balalel 2'45 • 3 16 p.m.. Kerr 3 • 3:48 Jtm., Eu1eka 3 4& • 4,10 p.m.. Buakoye Foodland 4 • D p.m., OhiO TOWnhOUit 4.30 • D p.m, Crpwn City &:no . 7:1& p.m .. Vlnlon e · B p m., Mltcarvlllo 7:30 · aom. POtNT P~EASANT - City Couocll mttdng, T p.m.. City Couocll Chambtrs MASON - Mason 1\>wn Council m..llng. 7 p.m., ~lty bulldinl). LEON - Town eounctl mHI· lnl), 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS FERRY - Aloo Nobtl Community Advisory Pan•t. mon1hly mHIIng, 7 p.m , planl's main audii<Jrlum. Public lnvlled. TIMeday, S.pt. 1 Q POINT PLEASANT - Maaoo County Schoolbollrd, 6:30 p.m.. Mason County Schools c&nhal ofllce. Wtdneeday, Stpt. 11 POINT PLEASANT - Ma~on County 1\>urlsm Commllltltl, 8 a 111 , MOVC Pliblic lnvii\IQ. puf1• al no CO*t Sherry Robert~ tra•ne• . ~Ill bt off9nng 11-. AKC • Cani.-.. Good C•tll911 ~~ PM L\IQktY\iQo will 1>e ~Mr• lll@~inll animal b<\Hoons. lor ,.,. J.kb- So come out and sui)PQII lh& League. For mort ln!Q.. ~~ 7'40. <141 · 1647 Social Events ('ummm1\ty ~1111 ~~111:'1'1\ \kl nol {letliwm ll.b\lfll\11\~. "''' Moo<Mv. S..,t. t "' ,. At~~.. At,tif ... INSlJHANCE JlLUS AG.:NeJES, INC. 114 Court Pomeroy 1~~---··""- Church of Gouin Christ. Hollllll IM u OulllpuiiN nutlve uow Morvlny ul Rllmou . lie HUid he vlowN from PapAl tollny us "not u time for Columbu~ with their four cmttprnmlseM, bulu time of children. reHtnrn!lun ." Miller. now N~rvlnll hiH Ho1111n IN ucllve In West 16th ycur us u mcmhcr of the Vlflllnlu'H COOIC JuriM!Icllon, l..ci!INiuturc, Is preNidcnl und lhe Nutlonul Church chfcl' executive ul'l'lccr ul' RcHidonccs, lltld !he PW1no111hlp PrnfCN Hinnul Employment of' Af'rlcun·Amerlc1m ChurchcN ScrvlceN of Amcrlcu. Inc. He und hiM wile huvc lwn He IN u ColumbuH·urcu tk1ul!h1e111. nutlvc who holds u buch~lnr 'r'lie uf'ternoon prosrum of uris In polillctd ~clencc lncludeK u reudlng of tho uml u 11111Nicr's dcl!rcc In history of I he llmunclputlnn puhllc utlmlniHtrutlon. bnlh Celchrullon, liN well us lhc curncll frum Ohlu Stulc orlylnul document hy UnlvcrKily, CoriiHK Miller. Miller lN Involved In the Other ucllvhleK lhroughdcvclopmcnl uf public poll· oul the cclehrttllon Include u cy un hcullh. cducutlon unll hculth f'ulr cnordlnuled by humun scrvlccK IHHUCN, uml Bonnie McPurlund, RN. IHIhe recipient of more thun BSN, In coopcrutlon with 31H' civic und community HMC und Ohio UnlvcrNity 'K uwurds. lie und hi N wife CoiiCIIC of ONIO!tpalhlc hltVC one ll(t\1 , COUPON Medicine. Birthduy chronl· AcllvillcK ul the celchru- clcM will be preNented by llun he gill ut I0 u.m. Shu ron llowmun of the Arcu Sullmluy with Hpcclul music Agency on Aging. Will be given In GALLI A COUNTY by umlthc unnuul queen colllcKI 11tcre will uiHo be ethnic unllcr lhc direction of June urt displuyK, crnfl KuleH, book fdtc,.eTM llurpcr. During lhe uflcr· HulcH, hiNinrical displuys , noon, muNic will be provld· voter rcgiKtrutlun und rccrc· 13 · , ~ag.JJJ,,Io cd hy Cryslul Wu11oncr unll ullonul cvcntH for youthH und ChriNI i1111 Scull. ullultH under the direct Inn of TUUM', ·"· 10,1001 .,144•1to4 A hmnccnming rcccplion IJerrlck Wngoncr. will he held ut 1hc fuir· C1ll Tolll'r" ·8 .t3 • or •n mmadli.tt lppolntmtnt, Fur gencrul informutlon groundK 111 6 p.m., und ull uboul lhe cclebrullun, con· Tht ttlt• will AI qlytn ~y 1 Llpen•d Htarlnq Aid Bptpl'lliJt. urc welcome w uucnd. luct llcnry or PrcHidcnt Anyon• who h11 trouble heerlng or undtrlllndlng Sunduy'N NC hcdulc hcglnH Andrew Gilmore. For Inforoonv1r1111on It lnvlltd to hiVI 1 .I!D.U h••rlngllll to 111111 with II I0 1\,lll, WllfNhip Her· mation on exhlhlllng, Nulcs llhlt probltm o1n be helped! Bring thle oo~pon with you lor vice led by HOJIIIn. Mti Hic nr l'onll vcndi11g, contucl your pan HIARINA TifT• • •7a.oo Vllut, ' will be provided by the Joyce DaviN or Doroihy VMWA. UAW. ARMCO ANO A~l OTH ~ INBUIIANCf PROVIQ AO choir ul' f{imNon Mcmorlul Oolt.lcn. W~LK ·INB WeLCOME 992-6677 139 0 .. VIRIDOMGDIU' ~~\·~ 7D ~HODII JIRDM ~nc~ Cape Coi,.2-Story eZ (J)upfe:{_' 1 ----------EE HEARING 1· I I HEARING AID CENTER ·I I 1 I' I I I L 1 I I 'I I ' ---------------~ l\11\l ~"'m" ~fill'¢ 100 m11t\l nl<lll;)t hwvlvh~ u\ll:>rll1•11s u1 11111\lr puNkly 1\m~led IIISihlllil"llW, Ahl:\11\ltlll 1\MWy 1\11' lht.' 1111~11111 1.'\lntl.'ts \'\lnllmtlls 111 tl\IW, thll lllsp111~ h<l> 1\'>tl <I ltUlrontJwh~ lh~> t'mll~lm ln limit\>. "Wh;l w11ulll lht.'y wum Ill hl\1\lup. 1'\'\lll in lhll 'llilhlll>l. l.'Uftl 1111' 111\i\\SIIt'\l\l pl>\11>1\l, untlorsotvt>ll I)Q"I'lll, 11w l!II.'<>IIW llelllll\l, \'~U'll 1\ll' ~;l\ll­ ~II\\ I W\•IIW\1 .,. Why W\1111\llht.'y W~tnl 10 1\nl\1 lhls up \Wtll' ub\lt'llon\'" uskoo Dull H11W~h1S, ll\IIICy di!WI\ll' 1\ll' the N~1ll1111ul Assoolnll\ll\ of C'111111111111lly H\'~11111 Cllnll.'l'll. \lf\111 Military: Strike Justified ~h~ 1\1 \\~1\ tllll\1111\'11~~~~~~~\ll ~"'' 111'~111'\1 1\.11' ~· ll'l\~1 11111\lh\'1' \\'\'\'~. h l.l\lll~ 11111 h\1.'11111\' 1111! nll\11~\11\'1\ll\1 1\11,\h """' '-'~~' all\1 limit~ lhl! 1'~\l~kll'nt \ stonn slows down \11"111 "' ~~ $ IIIII\' ~-.11\~'11 ' I ""' ,,1111\'\l'liN 11~1 1 'I~~ 1\lll\'l' ~"''"'' ~~~WI.~ I'*' ~~ 1\11;111\ 1;11 lld " ~·m.:lal 1\1 1111' 1'~''1"''\'\111\'\\ '"''"'11111\:1\1 ' \11\'- ,,, ,h1111ltl Ill:' 1111k~l~ <111111\1\t'tl. \\'11 it' \ill\"' \kl"l\, I\(\ \,I' 1\1' I'll.' , \\\ll-\.1'\1 IIIII 1111\'1. at blttenweet 'baby shower' (AI~) ~ At <1 t\w \I\\#\11\S ill' Nil\~ ~llt\\l'l>f Sop~ , II wklnw~ who ~two 1\irlh t\1)\'!r lhll nllt~~·k~. tho ~f\\1\ltl~l 111)1)11111~\l, 1111\1 lh~ 111\l~ll\ltu'l\, 1'\lllmv~l lh~ 1\lll\1· Wl'l't' IKI~~~~~ \lUI ~~ ~~~WI~ i\~ ~hi:' 1.lc~~l'illl'\l h~t· Iii\! Ill V\\I'll, l'll'l\.1111 thl' <111<1~ ~" 111111 <~llw. "\\\>'!'\' llllli\\<11 hill 1\\''1~ "I ~till l.'l')i I:'V\11'~' 1ln~','' ~\Ill · I'll~~~~-~ .11:'1\IHI Jtl~ll'h~. lII' 11\lt . 'rh~~~·~ 1m ~ll\\m\' . 1\rlm~Hil' Mt~ll\11\ N.Y.. ~~ ~~~~~ Thlil'\ ' \ 1111 111m 11111 1111, 11\u \\ll\\ltl\1 1\l 111'1' ,,~l)tl\ljl. ~(11\, . lltl\1' ~1111 t~N~I',," ~hr •t~l\1, 11\i of " lllllllf from Mllrltllll! {ll\l\1'11'1, "Thill'"hi \l\1\1~11 'l @II 111111nll Ihut ~~~~· lul\ml •1111 \ Nt~rl, lhl! widow 111' ~l11h1 U\\~uy,\\ 111\11.' 1;1~'1!~ nl\' ,111>1 " ~lli\1.111 Wt~ll SINOI Journ11l t'Opilflllf Fh'lll li\liY l.t1\ll't1 Uu~h ~1'111 \hlt'l.l!t thnn hl:'t' liM htl~· Dtmlol Poorl. " l~thll'. Wlb)l \)t~lllkl, th~ 001\J'~. Hmolf" now mmhil-1\ Pollrl wll~ ol' N~;~w Ym•k'~ I!O"~>I'IIor, " M hu~h1111ll Wll~ m I!Npro~soct aolld1ulcy whll thll ~pllkl! i\ll\1\11' th\l ~\1111111 Ill' wlmll' Ill\!, I wl~h I ~nul•l j11~1 il\d aQfilrh~\ IM OIIQOIIrgod ~'l.luntlll~~ hllhlll~ In an 111\johl• I~ ll\l\~11 1111\ltllil, hut I "'""'t. 1h11 mOihlln to fll!ht tl\11lr Ina. 11\\l'l\OI'Y• '" w ll\11 \\lll or l'l\!lll!llch d\1}' a ~pt~\r, _ J\\Qtlb~, 11111 only ~- I \ moth· bvlliiU~@ our ~hltth-vn i\re "Our ihlll\ld deklhW tl' who lllMro~S«I Ill 11udl· 11\01'0 hlll)ilfll\111 thl\11 111\)t• lmpll 11 11 1!,1\ltll deillof lonlllf· onQ\1, 8tm~allld tllro1111h llllll~ thin!!.'' ~hll s11lt1, 118 1\}'e~ I 11 IIi," wrol Poorl, who l!,IIV birth 10 11 aon, Adt~m, flvt month!! 111\or hill' huallllnd wt~a klll11d by l~l11mlll mllllt~m~ 111 Flnt lady says tum off · WASHINOTON (AP) ' First Indy 1..m1rn Bush I~ liSk· ' 11111 \1111'01\IN IO l\11'11 ol1' the tlllov Hlnn nn Sept. II und lnstend rend to their chlldron und perhups lluhtn momnrlnl Qllndlo. "Onn '!lot yu11r chlldron see · tho lmopllH. espo~;lolly nn : Sept, II, when ynu knnw It'll probnbly be on television 111111ln und up,nln ~ tho plnne llllllnll lho bulldlnH or the hulldlni\H fulllnll," Mrs. OuHh . 'sold In un Interview Frlduy · with Unlvlslon, n SpnnM•· lunaunl}e cuhle TV netwnrk . .. Photns und vldeotnped lmOi!CH of' thut dny nh'Cody ur upponrlnu In TV nawH· , cnHtN, ncwHpnpers und mUJ!II· , , ~IncH nH the country prepllr~>H : to remember the more thnn · 3 000 people killed when hY11okod plnnoN crnMhcd Into lhe World '!'rude Center, the Pcntnaon nnd SomerNet, Pu. : Pur 111M who dooldo to : nllow tholr older ~hlldren to : wntoh tcleviMiun un the unnlvorMury Nhouid limit tho tlmo tho)' Mpond In frnnt of , the HCI, MtH . BuHh Nnld. ' . ' Hundred• ••k pill • CLINTON. Ill. (AP) - A 0110 , ChorioN oml : Debornh Bi1toKon muy hnvc : diHreaurded n chunce to Atook , up 011 piiiH thot holp block , rudlutlon In cn~e of un uccl· 1 dent ut tho nucleor plum neur :th lr home . . They were omon11 the flrHt , 'to MOl thO piiiH Snturduy, , f "Tho wny lhc world-fN rluht : now you never know whnt'N • aoln'il 10 huppen." ChorioN • BuloHon Hold. '· Hundr dN nf rcNidoniH within 10 milc H of the Clinton nucleor ROWOr plunt 'took odvnmuao of u weekend 'Ill VCOWOY. of ' pOIIIH81Uill • rodldc piiiH. The piiiH cun , blwk buildup of' one typo of : ~onr l\1\llll\\.llh~ lllllt dil1h1jl 1.1 l:'lll'\1 wHh h.'>lr' \\'11~ Ihi' ltN 1111\r 'hi.' \1 1\ICI 111h 1~ 11~1:' hct·wll'. "h h~lll' 11 l111 l.'t\1\tH•tMII~ II\ \11' m~lil who'\ h~I'C. II\ ~~~~1!." ~~~ ~"\d . Ml.)sl tlt' the l\ltllhc1'~ '16\tl they wuuld \f}' l\1 avoid the htrac m.@morllll ~1\!tnotllc~ pltllllltd 1\lr S ll'- II, tie~ sn~~e 11 1 ~ PHI c rrom SWitch to Ft •• Checking with two r. 88 lnontiW of Internet Bill Pay. At u.s. ••nk, "u're. hom• fl ••· AEP Mountaineer purchasing my2002 Market Hog ror You ' 111\\Mit\~ 1\1 ~~~ 1111111~ 11111th~r' hn\1111~.> ~~~~~~~~X I 1'1· hollcopt~>r crew 1ryln11 to 1ithe wome 1i hnd m11t. U~kiNI 11 Wl\11\1111 hljiii'0\1 fn un "Comlnp 1\ll!lllh~M' with nll · terrnln Vllh!cll! 11coldont WOI\\Iln who hiiVIl n111111 hnd 10 ohnse 011 ~rl~ly 001\rS thfOil@h whnt I'VIl blll!l\ thul moy huv,o boon dr11w11 by lhrou~h hot 11 s 11 lot," Ml\lct th~> smell 111 hlood. nuthorf· t.lndn Dickinson ol' plud1 1ullty hll,l\1111.1 \\ <1' Ill\ 1111' jll<111~ 111<11 1.' 1·;1\1\ 1.1111111 111~ llliiHI4t\lll, '1111.1 Ft\,\;1\ Cho_pper offpnllts Sailor t\11111\ Sh~lkl tll·11l'l.h lt\IIH I ''' Alllll'l~'· 11.111 ~~~ Pllkhton. "Th win ovor tOI'rol' lim Is not 10 oo cNShlld by 81\dno~~ 11nd dospt\11\ ... Our I~ to l)l'l:!sllrvo 1\t\:i," ICINI rolefll'nl\\Y'S ~lltherln11 ot' 11lmu1 70 widow~ nnd lhofr ohlldro11 w11~ tlm11\l lo hlllp lltiS\l lho pnl11 ot' the nnniVIII'Mury of~lliO SKY, Mont, (AP) - A 11 II w"s th~ 111'SIIImll mu11y prepllrod 10 Mnrllllll\1, N.J., urndllnl! hllr , 9·month· olll KOI1, llllfrluk. lnnd ntior WodnoMdtly a t1oc 1• "h's l\QI!n n horrlhlo yllllr 11nd doni. u l!rl~~l)' sow nnd two n~ the unnlvot·~~~ry drnw~ neftr cuhM wtilked In the lundlnl! · I'm II'Yhlll 10 fO\lll~ 011 thll ~onoto~nrd the Wlltmm.-~ Mtlld posltlvo, 11111 bhlMMin~M I'Yi! Sheriff H Depu1y. rronk rocl!lvod." C~! vln. Atier thll ounoks, I02 wid· We wore ulud 111 hnve thnt owM guvo hlrth to 105 bublllM, helicopter. Thill ~ the om! nucor~ln1,1 10 the lndepondllnt thin~ lhllt,, would Mooro (thil womon'H flonnn'M In runt l\QttrH) off, Colvin snl\1. 11re ProJeot, which llrnntod Kuy FrnnoiM, ~7, of o11ch of tfie women $4.000 IO lntorn!ltlonul fllliiM, Minn., pu1 for chl\dcfire, W{l~ riding an ATV up{\ stoup Th aroup !liMO h~pod ny hill neor Bill Sky when It tho women oround the ~truck 11 rock und flipped country nnd unudu und hosl· over. od tho Mhowar lunuh Ill\ 1\l Clprluni'M 1'CMtuurnnt, whore tho plnk·und· whllo tllblo· ol01h8 wore topp d with llo· r111 eont rpluces. ohllln wcro d oorllloil with toy nnaols, SAN DIEOO (AP) - A und colorful Mlul'fod ponyYinM Nuvy MUbmorlnur plc11dud guilty to ohnraeN ho lmprop· orly pONMe880d dcfcn80 MCCreiM uml MtOIO llOVCfllllllllll• owned computerllnrd drl vos, which hu lmcr Mold on tho · Internet. A mllltory jud&e Prldoy Muntenccd tJelly ON'Iuer hi CIIIMK Brynn Moody to Mevon monlh81n tho brl.annd loMM of puy ond r due if hiM ronk to ~oomun recruit, ShAWn Meelcs,., · Moody, formerly OHMitlncd to the •ubmnrlne Helcnn nL Polnl Lomn Nnvl\lllu~e. wo8 orlt~lnully chor1111d with pos· HUHNIOn Of CliiNNiflod lnformD• tion, He focud more thon 18 ycorH If convicted of oil Tim WOt80HII churges. PrPHecullm ngroed to 11 watson Club PISs ptco deol In oxehongc for for supplying me ' Moody's oooperotlon m my 1st plac determining whether mllltoey ·class wlnnlns Necrou were compromiAe~ nml to II VOid dlvUIIIIIlll CIIINNI• -Market 1-toa. 11cd lnformotlon (Jut'lni tho ... Shown Meekscourt murtlnl. " • 1 1'114\11\'1 H\'\11\\h~ II\' 'll~' Dozens of Se~ 11 widows honored NUW YURt\ t m 1\l.ill\"t\ 111 ""'""~I " m,t, Th "'''''" ' 'I'~<"'· t'ii" I l~t't ~~~ 'IIIII I\ 111111~\ Ill>\\\' l\1 1111'11 ·, 1\\.1~, 1111\l I~<: II~\ 1\111} ~~~ ~""" h" I'W<I• tll\\'<11, "' "" 1\\ll ~'"'' 111 11\ol>m," II\' \ "'"~ " rl"' 1'-""'k-111 '111\1\1'.1\1\l (11,1\w..l \ .1\\.11'1 Ill\' S1111>1~ hill, II\' \i\1\l, 1\lil\ll lll\11\'\.'l\ •"'-' '"'' "'"""tl\.'"'11\: ~liil'l 11111.1 1'1'111IW\'\'\ 11'11.' 1\'11\ielll..'\ 111 \li.il\' II\\I '"' ""'1'1''"'"' ''"'l,lt<~kc '" \llll\'h "' I~ "'""'"' l\111.1 '1"-'11\h'lll t\~\11\'~ Ill 1\11\' hlllt ml\11'1\'-'\\l~\, 1111,1 tii!V:' ~~~~~ \\ 111.'11 II \\il' ll\_11\1111.\'\l Ill\ 11111\lll\->1' c\' l.'ll<ltlll\<111 111' Ill S IIIII' \\\\111\.1 1'1'111111\' \llhl\\11111\ll ;t\1 \'litH\' Ill'\\ t\\IWI'\\1\\1:'111111 \11\\h,._ (\111111\111~ . 111.11.~'\'1 Ill t\~ljl.l\'" 11\f \II 1111\\11\\;ll. 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No MASON - Wahama Alumni grlls. plllase. Band pr ICtlce, 2 IO 4 P m., lo prepar" 1or Homooor111ng. Call Marlha Varian al 882·3932 or Rex Howard al 682·8240 for mort> lnlo. MondiiVI S•pt. ~ Monday, Sept. t POINT P~~ASANT NEW HAVEN _ American AlcoholiCs Anonyn10ll\l. 7;~111""1 , 611 Viand St. U$& tlw ~lde ~eglon Auxiliary me&llng. 7 p.m.. entumoo 01 Cas&y ~aw OHioo. Legion. Tllt•day, Stpt, 10 Tll•tdly, S•pl. 10 POINT PlEASANT - W\lighl POINT PLEASANT Amurloan Legion Auxiliary Po~l watchers. WlliiJh·l"', 4':,m pm ' meellng 111 !I p.m.. ti04 Main Slr"t 23. 7 p.m.. Amerlc11n Leg Ion. LETART~ HELP Ole1 Olasa, ~OINT PLEASANT Maaon Counly Communlly Bduoollonol Llllart Commllnlty Cenler Welgt10utraoch Sorvlco Counly Council Ina from ~:30 to 6 p.m •IQIIomd tty a thort me~>llng mttllng, 1o a n•.. Courthou•11 MASON _ Community Ca11e11r Anntx Lunch lollow•. Supporl Group, 7 p.m • Mason -Wtdnuday. 8tpl. 11 POINT PLEASANT - Rl)lary Unit q Me1hodl'l Church. All ar&~~ Club, 1a 110011 , Moose Lodge. . canCQr pall~>nls, tarnllles, and oareThuredly, 8tpl. 1a glwr• llwllt>d NEW HAV~N _ JOUAM m POINT PLEASANT- Aphailil "' H 11 alroke aupporl qraup. hMied meu II ng, 7 p, .. Lo.,ge a . "I by1 1 Prldly.ltpt. 13 Dianne Me ntyre, 1 p.m., F ea1111n LETART - Jam seaalon, 7 Vllll~>Y Aeliab Cenlm. p.m., Lelarl Cammunlly Cenler. POINT PLEASANT Lelarl Planeo" 4·H will havs Aloohollo~ Anonymoua. t2 .noon. oonoe .. lone . r&ar ot lhe Preelara Cenlar Saturday, Slpt. 14 FLATROCK - Clalhlng clailll GALLIPOLIS, Ohio _ Firat give-away, 9 am lo 1 p m.. ~aoh ever aark tn lhe Park, 10 a.m. Ia The8day, <lood Sl•eph~>rd Unlll!d ~ p. m .~ Clly Park, apon1ared by Mel~cdl ~l Church. Ihe Gall is County Mhnal · Wldnttdlly, bpi. 11 Welfare LuguQ, Tn• otmlnQ POINT flL ASANT handlers tram tho o~llla county Aloohallos Anonymous, 7.aa p m., Sherlll'a Dtlpl and Clly Police' 511 VIand Sl , Uae lhe aida Depl. will be there with lhelr snlranoa al Casey law Ottloo, doga. Walch how the doge anlll oul drug• and 111aok. Have your plolure laken wllh lhem. Gel your children llngarprlnllld by lhll Sherlll'a Dupl. Try your tuck aa we ralfl11 loll ol nloe llema donal· ed by local bualneal&l, auoh aa aernadlnoe, Tawney Jt~woiQrs, Paul Oavlee, MoOonalda, Kroger, and many moml A Md L Grooming will bq thora to lrlm your pot'1 toenail& and "flutt and 1lu1•1· Owrull'.~ IIIHIII'IIIH'~ us Nation • World Briefs Pt. Pleasant Cal ndar ---- No urh~r ,,ccnum otfrrM )'IIU llllll'~ thtll1 U.S, """k 11rcc C:hr~klnJ4 , In ~~idlrlnn m 11 r~~ lntrru~r Uunkln)l, ytlu'tl ulm ~~~~ " free Cf1~k t:"nl, nf1 mnmhly mulntanAn ~~ re~~. no mlulmum lldiHII~o requh·enwllrMI" ~omrcrlrlvc lmcrut l'dtc, It~"" bd~kod hy 1111r ~x~lu 1 v~ Flvo S1~r Servl~~ Ouurdlltec. · 11 1118, 110w you ~nn ~nlny rwo t'r~r mHnrhMof 111t~rner n111 ll"Y• whl~h "llnw8 you WI 1 ""d ~t Save on pona(lt by p11yln11 yo11r biiiM 11l~etronl~ally. ~~ Sehadulu rupa11tlnl! monthly pyymutlli iueh 111 yo\lr 1nortiiii!IO or ear l'•ymal\1, ~~Pay ono•tlmu blll8 and chAnMO or c11netl a p11yn1unt, llor morr lllfurmMron, Mtoll by nny U.S. llnnk brllneh, e11ll 1 ·8Mi·222·4?'~?' or ~he~k Ul uut "\ Utib"nk.eo1n. \ I �PM.. AI••• ........ ... -" ~11 umeer Fire Depanm nt re!ip<mdcd 1\l a Satunlay tire oo property u"'ned by Sl'\ltt lliOWE.LL - A two-\-clli- Bal..'l.'r, ll\9!1 Un~'llht Pike, d<! ll\.'\:kktlt oo Oh\\1 Roote · Gallipolis, that burned about I (II;\ 11ear Bidwell tln 1-nday two ~res before it was exlin~~~~ ~ Bidwell-4rea ~~lllth to · hell the h\"pital with injuries, the g\I~Vro \\aS l'lllled to the (l;lllia-Meitls .,.\st .. . ... •~ Iof the s~ne at 3:..'0 p.m. wuen S H • 1;11,' ljln\\;1) .-atro report- hurnitltl hru•h allll 1\.l\~' '"'· iQnill>d 1\l".lss. 1\vo trucks and I ;ICI\anah 0 . Gllhmd, I 1, . 111 lil~l\)l.htel'li tesfkllldetl an,! 1\ ''' transp..li'ted Ill H,llt't>r \\'l!telln lhe ,w 1 ~e t'l~r till 11\l\tr. M,'llil:al Center hy GaiHa Oth.-r runs ansll"t'I\.>J in C.11mty EMS fuii<IWll~j~the 1'1 1...._~ 111 ,t.1ys hy GVfD p.m. ,•rnsl\, the P"lrol s.1id. indude: n\"-lfli!I'S said Gilland \\as • IO:ll a.m. fliJ,1y, one northlx11nld when he attenlpl· truck ;11\d six, t1ref~ht"rs 1,1 ed a let\ tum inb.l a tlrivate .. > , ,., A b, .. L d ' u,s. ,t•,, eastullUn at t11e 11 1 11111 ""'"~"-v'· "'"' Ohio Route lt\Oe•\it, where a drt\'\'11 hy A11nil"'" !l.t"' Gendreau. ~~~- ll-l41! Ohio Rtlllte I(I(\, broken oil line Is 1hc pllssihlc .:ausc of lire in a wn owned UlJw\!11, was llll:tblt ltl slllll t~ l'en'\1 A. Lltwson. Huber in th1~e ''"" s\~n'\!\1 1.-n ~<• J .,1,,,i.J <.'llllisi\ln, inste~d ,.,11 • eights. Firelighters were on tidill!l with the <:llr dti~n by the st-ene tur an hllllr. Gillan\! liS he lunled. • 2:48 p.m. t11urstlay, two tll!lldre;m 's ~hide <.'Onthl· trucks tllld ~-even t1relil!hters ued on and stru,·k some mail- 1<1 J)I\IIJerty til (\() lsltmd Aw .. ... 1 .__ K<llltllljl;l, owned by 1<..-nny '" xes, t..., report said. ' Wb-e where tr;lsh and tires Damage to Gendreau's had i(!lliled. Firefighters were vehicle Wtls disablin~, and ,111 the s<.'CIIC t\w :tn h<\UI'. ttmctlonal Ill Clilland s car. Clcndteau was dted for · • 9:~3 a.m. Wednesday, ,me assu~ dear disMn,-c. truck ;llld se~n tlt-elll!hlerN Ill a residctK'C 111 I2.' 5 Ohi<l R0ute 5118 tenanted hy Adt1m WUI ..,. .u Bett and uwned by Hurold ~ · Thompson. where 11 wheel VINtoN - Sha11t1 L. and hub assembly on a trailer Nl\l'lhup, '11, 21'!4~ I<.en reportedly came ot)' 11 ll'ailer ~olld, Bidwell, W!ls dted tot' and , hrot.:c 11 gas meter. fnHme ttl .:omrol by the Firefillhtcrs were on the Claltiu-Meil!s l'l.•st of the · s<.-ene lur nbtmt ~0 minutes. Sttltc Highwll)! Patrol fullow· ing a one-car accident Stlllll'lhty on County ~oad U9 t Alldt'CWS ), GALLIPOLIS _... Cited by 'llw•IJCI-s s11ld Nm1hup w11s Clalllpolls City Police · on easthtllll\tl, otle-tenl h of a Saturday were Jody D. mile west of Ohio .1:25 In Mol)!lln 1\lWilship, at 2:35 ~osslter, 20, (lM2 Ohio p.m: when he attetnlltetl l<l ~oute S!!ll, Clalllpolis, for u nuvillul' 11 len ~ urve, lost stop sign violation, and ~'lmln~l, went oil the rillht Jns.~llh A. PolitiCk, :2(1, ll44 side of the roud lllld Shtick II First Ave., Gtllllpolls, for domestic violence. t\m~e . Cited by P<•lke ·nmrsday ·n1c cut hud nonfunctional ~re fessu D. Allen, 23. 540 damt~j~e, troope111 s11id. Titlnt Ave .. Gullipolls, passhtg n bnd check, und Mnry L runs ~ Dtmlnp. 17, · 1410 l<.rinc1' ~oad, Gallipolis. 11ssured NORTHUP - Olllllpolls clc11r dlstnnce. .,.1&-tlon l••u...... Cbd by pollee GVFD Sundlly, September 8, 2002 Pomet'oy • Mlddt.port • O.lllpoll• • Point PtMunt Magistrate says Ohio's civil stal DAYTON (AP) - An)~­ islr-.tte ruled that Ohio's civtl' stalking law, which pennits <.'llurts to issue restraining ordet-s Ill protect ~pie who c.laim. th<'y are .st;l~kniJ! vic111\ls, IS llnt'<.)IISIIlUII<llml. M;lf!istrate Nadine Bulh1rd is.~u~>J the tlplnion f\iday in Molll{tllmery County Common . !'leas Court, distnissinl!, II dty of Dayton worker s stalking petili<ln Ul!ainsl a <.'o-worker. Ballard's dedsion is a reeommcndatil)n to Comm•m Pleus Judge A.J. Wagner, who re(erred the case to the m~istrmc 11ner Dayton atl<.lmey John H. Rion raised the ronstitutimml challenge. Wl\1\nei" said Fridtly that he would not rule on other stalking cas~s until he decides whether the Jaw is unconstitutiomtl. ~ion , who filed a mntio11 In May chnllenging the con· law unconstil11tional stitutionality of the law. was .pleased with B11tlard's decision. "We feel the statute violares the ril!hts "Of r;rsons in numerous wa~s,' he snid Fri,l:ty 11ight. 'Prin1arily, it presumes that n defendant is guilty und gives the defen· dam u violem ol'l'ender label which can be used b~ polk-e to draw guns on h1m tmd effect a l'elony arrest for even minor ot)lmses, such as ,, sfll.'Cdlng ticket." ' The law pern1hs citltens to tile civil stalking <-'(lmpluints ag11inst people In a eommon pleas coun. Filing the com· plnint tnkes it directly to a JUd~e. who immediately revtews the l'llmplaint and Cllll issue u restrulni•'l! order t1J!uinst the defem!nnt thtlt can last us long us tive yeal'li. The defendant does not have to be notified. "This taw unfall'ly restricts the movement and associ11tion of the person accused of stalking and cnn have very dumaglnf! etl'~cts on that person's life," snid Rion. "Most people don :• re111i1e . just how. much th1s statute viohues a person's civil ril!hts.'' Rion's client. William P'.Inrldge. had worked with William Mo!l!an at the city of Dnyton 's Miami Water Treatment Plnnt for more thun 20 years. Mo!l!llll tiled for u civil stnlkii'J! pnllection . order in M:treh, suying Partridge had recently eng,IJ!ed in "irrational aile· gutlons, harussment, and .' gene~ully ernotionally unsU.l· ble behavior." Bullard found that some of the compluints lllluinst Ptirtridge were not true, und Mo!l!un admitted Purtridge did not make any direct threats of physical han~ . In finding the law uneon· stltutional, Bullard wrote that the statute dOC!s not dellne the burden of proof and does not require th11t the pefl-eived threat of harm be credible. ' "There is shnply no languUI!e, det1nition or spedtie provision in the civil stalkmg statute which defines what factual criteria must be proven or what standard of proof must be applied," Bullard wrote. Mo!l!un's attomey, Mutthew DiCicco, suid l1e disllgl't'eS with the mllllistrute's decision and will uppeul. Joe Case, spokesmun for Attorney General Betty Montgomery, suid attomeys on her stall would have no comment until they see the opinion. Mpntgomery joined the cuse in May when the consti· tutional issues were raised. Inside: Top 25 football, Page 82 8rtwers top Reds, Page 84 WV/AC roundup, Page 84 Outdoors, Page 88 SUNDAY'S 01118 SIMI 5t ... SIM11l HIGHLIGIITS Buckeyes 11le Top 25 How 1hol top 25 IMms In The Associated Press' college IOolball poll tared lhls wee!\: No. 1 Miami 12·0) btat No. 6 Florida 41-16. Next at Temple, ·sarurday. No. 2 Oklahoma (2-0) bell Alabtma 37-27. Next vs. Te><as·EI . l"aso, SaiUrday. No. 3 Tltxas (1-Q) did nol play. Next al North Carolina, SaiUrday. No. 4 Tennessee (2·0) baal Middle Tennessee 26-3. Next vs. Florida, . Sepl.21. ' No. 5 Florida Slatt (2·0) dl<l nol p411)'. Next: at Maryland, Saturday. No. 6· Florida (1-1) losl to No. 1 Miami 41-16. Next: vs. Ohio, Salurday. No.7 MIChigan (2·0) baal Western Michigan 35-12. Next: al No. 23 Noire Dame, Saturday. ' No. a Ohio Sla~ (2.0) liNt Ktnt $tete 51·17, Next: vi. No. 11 Authorities say slaying sus~ carried weapon in shoe CHARLESTOI'\ (AP) Mureo Chnpman, the Cabin Creek nati've charged with stabbing two you11g children to death in Kemuc1ty, hnd a knife in his blood-soaked shoes aner his arrest und dulin)\ his umtignment. The knil'c. which wus "about the size of u set of tlngernnil dippers," wns not disctwered until Clutpmun kicked oil' his shoes at the South Central ~egional Jail, Kanuwhtl Comuy Sherlt1''s spokesnum Sgt. J.S. Bnil~s sutd Frlduy. · Bulles snld he could ."suy with u degree of certi1inty that It was not the knife used in the murders," Deputies .arrested Chapman ubout 12:30 p.m. Aug. 23 in Shrewsbury, six hours uner he ultegedly broke into the Wursaw. Ky .. home of 37-ycar·old Cnn>lyn Marksberry. Chclbi Stumm, 7, · nnd Cody Sharon. 6, were killed in the knife attack. Marksben·y, who sull'ered I.5 stab wounds, und Courtney Shnron. I0, survived. Builes said deputies "thor· oughly checked" Chapman for wenpons when they urrested him, und "he was found to be unarmed ." Deputies. wlmted Chupmun 's bloody shoes for evidence, Balles said, so they "minimized hundlin!( of them . They couldn t reqwve Chapman's shoes before he got to the jail, Buites suid, becuuse he hud no other shoes to weur. • When Chapman kicked off his shoes ut the jail, the knife fell out, Builes suid. Sherltl"s detectives recov· ered the knife, und turned It und Chapman's shoes und socf.:s over to Kentucky Stute Poli~e. I · Chapmun is uwuiting trial in Kentucky, where he is being held in lieuof$50 miilion bond. "The benetits of the recovery of the shoes fur outweighed any securit~ risk we muy huve had," Bu1ies said. "We didn't think there was u security risk., becuuse he wus restmlned the entire time he wus in custody, und he wus heavily guarded," Bailes said the sheritl"s . · department never mentioned anything about the knife or the bloody shoes, because "we were afraid it might jeopardize the case." 81 Withington Shl~. Sllu~y. No. 9 Nebraska (3·0) .baal Ulah Stale «· 13. Next: at'l'enn Slate, Saturday. No. 10 Georgia (1'·0) did nol plly. Next al No. 22 South Carolina. Saturday. No. 11 Washington Slale (2·0) bealldaho <1,9.14. Next: at No. 8 Ohio State, Saturoay. No. 12 Vlrglnlll\!ch (2·0) did not play. Next vs. No. 16 Marshall, Thursday. No. 13 Oregon (2-0) btal Fresno State 28·24. Next: vs. Idaho, Salurday. .No. 14 Washlnglon (H) b,eal San Jose Slale 34· 10. Next va. Wyoming, Sept. 21. No. 15 Michigan Sl818 (2·0) beat Alee 27-10. Next' vs. CalifOrnia, Saturoay. No. 18 Morehatt (1.0) did not play, NtKt: at No. 12 Vlrotnta Tech, 11\urtday. No. 17 Colorado (1 • 1) beat San Diego Stale 34·14. N""t vs. No. 18 Southern CalifOrnia, Saturoay. No. 18 Soulhern. CalifOrnia (1·0) beal Auburn 24·17, Monday. Next al No. 11 Colorado. Saturday. No. 19 Colorado Slele (1-0) al UCLA. Naxl' vs. Louisville, Saturday. · No. 20 Texas A&M (2-0) btal Plnaburgh 14·12. Next va. No. 12 VIrginia Tltch, Sept. 2t. No. 21 North Carolina Slate (3-0) beef Navy 85<1G. Ntxl: ••· Wake Foreal, Saturday. No. 22 South Qarollna (1·1) loat to VIrginia S4·21. NeKI: va. No. tO GtOfllla, Slturdly. . No. 23 Noire Dame (2·0) btat Purdue 24·1 7. Ntxt va. No. 7 Michigan, Salurday. No. 24 LSU (1- 1)baal Tha Citadel 35-10. NaMI: VI. Miami (OhiO), Salurday. No. 25 Wlaconaln (3·0) beat Wesl VI'" a.,fl, •NfiXt' vi. Northern Illinois~ Saturday. . ~ ~ ....hi~'' T I .~. 1 ' bombard ' ' Flashes COLUMBUS (AP) - said Tressel, whose team Ohio State couch Jim beat Thxus Tech 45-21 two Tressel suw the improve- weeks ago ,in the Pigskin ment he wus looking for Classic. "We need to from the eighth-run ked improve. then, some for this Buckeyes. one coming up." Al\er tl 51-17 win uguinst · Not every~>ne improved. overmatched Kent S1111e on Maurice Claren followed Suturday. Tressel now will .lone of the most glittering find ·out whether . the \debuts ever for an Ohio Buckeyes (2,0) ure good Stute freshman with a enou~h for llth-runked mediocre effort He had two W~slimgton State ne~t touchdowns, but he gained week. just 64 yards on t 2 carries "It wus 38-0 ull of a sud- ~nd lost tl fumble. den. Now, does thllt meun "You see this facial we're wonderful? I'm not expression? You know I'm sure about thut," Tressel not hu~py with my perforsuid. 1\umce.' said Claren, who Cmig Krenzel completed run for 175 yards und three his first II pusses, und Mike touchd,owns ugainst Thxas Doss tmd E.J. Huwke euch Tech. returned interceJ?tions for His 2-yard touchdown run scores to lead Ohw Stute. It cupped a tive-play, 31-yard was 38-0 before the Golden opening drive for the Flashes ( 1- 1) crossed mid- Buckeyes ufter Donnie tield lme in the second quur- Nip key purtiully detlected Ohio Stat~ light end R~an Hanby iSO) slllPS. Into the end ~one for a toucMown in t1oo1 Ql Ke"t te~:l'd like to think we've Jured Fritz's punt, resulting State d~fenders Robert James (10). and John Mathews. i3lH1uri~ the final mmul!}i of tfle Buckey~s · 51·17 victory Saturday In Columtlu:~. iAP) made some improvement." Plellse ' " OSU, 14 Vlrulnla1J Mountaineers Badgers c MADISON, Wi~·~lA P) Brooks Bollinger p11s~ed t'Qr 218 yards and two wnchdowns to froshmun Jonathan Orr us No. 25 Wisco11sin 11SI;'d a 27-point second quarter to bent West Vlrgloln 34-17 Saturday. Behind great protection, Bollinger found his receivt.lrs wide open on short 11nd long pmterns. completing I2 of 15 passes for 203 yards in the first hulf as the Badgers (3-0) built 11 34-3 lend. Running buck Avon Cobot1rne scored 11 touch· down for West Ylrglnlu ( 1· 1), but he wus held to 40 yurds on l1'c11rrics unt it he broke u 39yard guln with I:20 left. Other thun that, the Wls~onsln 's Jake Spragu~ (99) sacks West Vlrgln)a 's Cjuar- Mountuint.lers and their mus· terbeok Rasheed Marshall during the second half Saturday cot h11d t'ilw chunces .to cele· . In Madison, Wis. (AP) brute. The muscot originully was prohibited from Mnglng his untique gunpowder ritl~ t() Camp .Rund11ll SU1dium be\:uuse of 11 univef!llty rule pr~hll>ltin11 flremms Ill\ campus. Wls~onsln officials changed their mind ane>r West Virginia aske>d for un e~cep­ tlon. · Even thouiJh tullhack Anthony 0\lvis had a tough time flndlng holes - 75 ynrds on 19 carries Wisconsin's offensive line picked up slack. On one play. Bollinger hud n full eight seconds to find his receiver before muklng a )6-ynrd completion on third down: The Bndgors scored TDs on the(r lust four series of the tlrst hulf. Freshman Brnndan Wllllums hnd six catches for qs yards. including fivel'or 114 In the flut half. 0.,- had tlvo receptions fur IW yards. Wisconsin did lose stanlnp split end D11rrin Charles. who re·ln.jured nn ankle on the team s s!lcond series. Following Orr's 19-yard TO cntch from 8olllnger, kicker Spott Cnmpbell who was given the Job &tlor Mike · Allf.ln misseu thrf.lf.l th1ws In lu~t weol\'s powt.lr o"!tlge· shurteneu wjn · 111 UNI..V ~ wt~s wldo lofl un 11 3'·yurd fif.lld ~ol!l attompt. Tho Moumnlneo~ rospood· ed by dflvin~ (l;\ ytm!s. and Todd Janws 34·ylud field goal made It 7·3. . Freshman DwiiYne Smith replaced Davis for. one sorlo• and sained 29 )'llrd~ on five cnrrlos. lnoludlnB a 4-yllrd TO PIH•e ... I Local·Sports Roundup Taaua ·-r• Valley tops OVC · • while Juynee Davis und Kuyte Duvis each recorded five kills for the Momuders (4-0), Also for Meigs, Samantha Cole had five blocks and three kllls, and Katie Jeffers· finished with six assists. In the Junior varsity game,. Meigs won 1.5-t, IS-O. · 193. Wuterford has won ~Ill of Ieven mntches so fur this ~eason with Trimble winning the other match. Southern's'!)' Hill led the way with a 38, while Jordan Hill stroked 11 40, Brad Crouch ·II 46, Justln Connolly a 46, Chris R9ndolph an 47, atid Cun Crouch " ~ I. · The match medalist w~re !len Hlener and Joey lluker of Waterford, both with 3~'s , GALLIPOLIS - Despite out shootln,l! Teays Vulley Christian 19· 17, Ohto Valley Christian dropped a S·l decision Friday In prep soccer action. · Peter Bless scored twice to lead RliiHIIIuds TVC. Zach Cowan, Kyle Lllnham ~•us lfe and Matt Davis added goals for the UIVI 10 n visitors. · It Portlmouth Brody Blanken~hlp scorod OVC's Point tops lone goal on a penalty kick with 23 PORTSMOUTH - Greg Russell minutes to play In the second half. hlrlud, RVHS shot n 43 to lead the Gall in Academy OVC (0-4) plays host to Federal golf team In a trl-match against Hocking ut·6 p.m. Monday. POINT Pl.EASANT - The Point Portsmouth and Ironton at the Elks Pleasant golf team (I 63) win 11 trl· course. match Thursday Hld(ten Vntley Blu• Anpls f1ll Justin Parnell of Ironton and Jay against Fairland at(164) and River Dnehler of Portsmouth we>re top Valley (211 ), · to 1.ot1n · medollst, each ~hooting a 40. Michael Hill of Fultlnnd was top Abo for Guilla Academy, Aaron medalist LOGAN -" The Oallin Academy Miller, with a 38, while Point'~ Plantz and Mutt volleyball team lost to Logan WisemanNathan Robbie Williamson tlnlshed with a each had a 45, Tyler Merola 39, · Thursday, 15·12, 8·15, 16·14, Allen Miller (53), Scott Shra(ler Hay lie Johnson led the Blue Angels (47), Also for Point Pleusanl. Jared Sims (53), (3·2) with 13 service points, while (56), Andy Noe (~4) and Travis Stout and Justin L.ee each had 11 41, Drew Abby Rees and Tessa Haggerty each Huuell (42), Nick Lucas (44) and had I0. Chelsea Gooch was 22-for-24 R)'llll Young (45), Southtm third It TVC hitting at the net with five kills, while For the R1dders, Rundall Sharrett Haggeny also had five kills. tlnlshcd with a 40, followed by Craia Hockln1 plf 111Ht Glillia Academy travels to Fairland Barker (~2), Joey Hajer (34), Darren Monday: POMEROY _ Waterford, the,pre· Clark (65), Sarah Gibson (66) nnd mier team of the Trl· Valley Colby Reese (77). Conference over the past fl vc years, River Y111ley will be at Point Mtlp topl Wtlllton ajaln claimed the win at Pine Hills Pleasant Monday, WELLSTON - Nikki Butcher, Golf Course In a .match hosted by • 1 Mindy Chancey and Jaynec Davis Eastern. Bill each had seven service points as the Trimble placed second behind Meigs varsity volleyball team rolled Waterford 1~0-161 while Southern GALLIPOLIS - Tho OalllpoiiN past Wellston" 15·3, I 5·1. was third at 166, followed by Federal Parks and ' RecrenUon Department Butcher was also I0-for-10 hitting, Hocking 175, Miller 192, and Eastern will hold their 11nnu~1 O&lllpoll• tournamtllt I f wvu.•• ' ' Ofl"n H11ss Thumam1.1m S1.1pt .. 21 with lnformmlonul mee~lln» oy 6 a.m. with bout~ poln11 gut lit 7 o.m. for illllhl houri {If nshinp (woothor pormittlnlll· · The evont will lle 11 !wu~pmon "Ruddy" tQurnumom l.ltl 11 piek your own partner basi~. · The fee Is $70 ~r l;toat with $5 fgr biB l>a~s. A Into. fee of $I 0 will bo Imposed after Sept. 20. Rogl~trt~tlon form~ are av1dhtblo 111 the parkR office from 8 ft.ll\. \(! ~ p,m, Rou1watlon on (lay of tournAment If between a.m. For more lnformtl• tlon. oall 44 I·6022. 110 ,.ti Blue Angol 8th srudo n Ucr- win OALLIPOL.IS Tho 01111111 Acudemy eighth grade Vlllloybi\11 team defeated WeURton, IS· IO, 1'·6, em Wedno~day and L.oaan, 4· "· " " 13. IS· IO, on ThurMday, l.cRIIc Niday had eight J!lllnta for the Blue 1\nacls aaaln11 Welllton, while Sar11h Cochran had nine 11111nat l.u1JIIn, Hlnftln Tr• · IWIIpltrl....ech MERCJ;RVlLLH - Tho Hannan Tr11oo junior hlah volloyball toam dofclltod Vintun (1!!·3, 1!•0) and Ohio Volley Christian (15·6, 15·5) In 11 lri·mlltch Thursd11y, A&alnst VInton, Moaan Delllloy flnltiltcd with 17 point• and ChoiN& Canadoy h11d 10 fur Hannan Traot, whllo Can11d11y had I0 polnta aafllnlt OVC. and Delancy had nino, I I �· Sunday, September 8, 2002 ~~w·~~~·~~- -------------------------- lr.unbaP ttm1t1 ·illtnlmtl • Page 83 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla • Point Pleaaent 1 Hu ,4e YSPECIALS Gallipolis Hometown Dealer I GENE JOHNSONI ~~ \'~11\l~h \0 ~ l it~'" 11!\ ur.:' '"m.umn!) in the thiru 1\1\ln' \Mil :1'4'M'I \'~~·~ l\.\1" tl~ ~IH\Itc'f . 11~<: 011 h (tl 2\ 1\..0k a 10-7 ''"'~I \inlit\111 ''"-'~ . 1<.\~,, into the ~-K'\Ind half. bm · ~~~~~~~ ,\A\~l\1 1\VII h .lltdi'<I..I'W\1 IX\~~'(!\ 1\'1\11\ )i\MI\1 lht>i{ 1~11.11' IIHWl\"CI~ l~l 1\1 i 7 t~~\'\';\ \vll\1 \\ ~~ 12 -\W-1'I 1'<11· 1\\idli.g:m S~<~tc poinl~ . .2l'll y-attl~ ~11'11 lllt-ee 1"1h. · \);\\Iii~ '''"' 1':111 ~ I'C\~'~'" 1~ . ~~.J, 1\11· " n) Smith. a \'t'\"Cr\-c n\1\llil\:¥ ~1.:, h~tl ''""'IIi~ nm~ ''' 1, i 1111,1 7 )·al'll~ . CHEVROLET 740-446-3672 CMIYY AllM14. Plttsburah 12 Mo.101tl WI'U.U'MII' l'litlll~l*ClH \AP) 1'€\a~ A&M tt..~k"lll"'' <1Uat·- telh'\c· k~ anti \\\" l(\1\jl, I 'l t'tll\l- 1\ICthll\\ 1\l Tctwnc'C ~ttrphy . "' '\llel\ tltl a 1\\~l-tO\IchdO\VII IMd, @t\lhe Aj),gies held o'n wilh the heljl .or a mis~'\.'<.1 extra l">inl. ~'" li.tllherl'ord sn'll.gj!led \\.11.11~ 1\.w three qua1te1~ liefute \hivmg llin ( 1-I) to two nmclldt\WIIs ill the fourth quat\'et·. ll\11 the i\11~~--ed ~'011 ' erslon l'ort'CJ the l'~rtlhers "-' l):tl f<ll' the 2-txlinter atl:er Ruthetflwd's l-.y<~lxl TO pass hl "Krls Wlhon wilh ~ :U2 I"Ctll~lllhlg. t\1\d li.\llherfut-d's lht\IW illlclltled "lr treshman Lat,·y fllt.)lerald was wide. De1-ek F"amlel" sc'Ot-ed twkc "" · sh.lrt-l'l\1~ mns for the ~gles (2-t)). No. 11 N.C. St. •s. TI1e Middleport Senior Pony League teai11 was league and tournament champions In the OVAA and Big Bend, finishing with an 18·4 record. Members of llle tea111 are. front row, Ryan Payne (bat boy). Middle row, left to right, Dave Poole, A.J. Dickens, Joey Phillips, Eric Van Meter. Back row, Coach Kevin Stanley, David Boyd Jr.. Wes Burrows, Doug Dil l. Kevin Butcher. Ty Ault. Ryan Frazier, Coach David Boyd. (Contributed) Only 48 miles- nor HmiSPRinT- Fully loaded - Documented Car l Navy 11 2002 CHEUY THHOE 4 DR l T 1 Fully loaded with leather and Sunroof! CHB 2500 4K4 .·Meigs Cou ~ty youths took home hardware at the Kanawha Valley Dragway. Ad am Snowden of Rutland. won th e 9.90 Index Class, . whllli Derek Baum of Chester and Tyler French of Middleport fini shed first and second respectively In the 14·17 year-old Bracket Class. (Contributed) · ANN 1\N ilOit ~lil'h , t;W\ Bncyl1111 .HtiWilltiN ~mltth t 1\\lll' lllllm'N hll' ~,, }llll\1~ mttl IW\1 11\ll~htlt\WI\~, lllltl \ 1993 FORD TEmPO No. 11 Wlah. St. ••· · ldlhO 1• llULLMA N, Wt~~h . \ Al1 ) - Mi~h llltln tllltll'll!l'hnd h1 h11 l)l!vmtl l),ll·lillt! tllltl Jtllllllhtlll N<1 \ tll'l~ t l~!l.l ll ~dn llll lt!l'lll\ I Smit h l!ll~h huU 1111'1'1' lllll~h· with 1\mt' Tl1/lll~~l!~ . tliiWIII'I ill'l Wttl'lhin~t\ll\ SHU!! The Wtli WI' ~~~~ t~<tl) tlltln' t 1~ -tl) l'ltt~kl!tl ltlttllo IJllilrlerII! I up l\1llowillg lt1~1 Wl!l\k ·~ btl~k lh loll Untl~ ron sl ~ th'Ui llllli~ :I I. ~1) Vi\'1111'}' t\Vl'l' tliHcl'l. LlntiJllt!ll sllll ~tlllill ll!ttll.l 3:1 W<~~ lli n~h' '' · M i ~ ll itttm sl'tll't!tl TDI'I 1111 ils nr~t \w11 piii'II'II!N - 111'4~ lliii'ISI!s l\ wl!\7 ylll\ 11'1, llut Only 41,000 miles -locally Owned . l Keeping Gallia, Meigs& Mason informed · 1996 FORD BROnCO HlT . Congratulations, Jim Walker Gent Johnton Of Gent Johnaon Chevy haa announotd that Jim Walker haa earned lal11man of the Month for Auguat •• • Only 50,000 miles fu ! MASSEY·FERGUSON' 1818 1!11t1rn AVI, Ollllpolle, OH 448~3172 .: Sod for the new baseball field at Point Pleasant High Schoo! was laid on Aug. 31. Forty people, Including school personne l, com:\ nunlty leaders, parents and student athletes worked to complete the project. The community Is Invited to come out and look ;:. ~t the l leld, which Is Ideated behind the track at PPH.S. (Contributed) ' I �'. Page 84 • $ unbAP Ottml'S ·iltntintl Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 6 Vlest Chd 1 PIL 41. Glemtle St. 7 Sexson leads Brewers past Reds £ -;tcs inakcs early cxit ;,, defeat . MILWAL) KEE (APl The Mil w:lltkcc Brewers did n' I lakL' lon g 10 gel lo Sh:twn Es tes thi s time . R ichi~ Sex,o n doubled tlHel' tim e' and drov e in fiv e n tn s as Milwultkcc kno c ~ed Este' oul in the SCL'Itnd inning and bcul the Cin ci nnati Reds 9-6 on Sa turda y nig ht. Th e Brewers Estes (5 12 l fo r fi ve run s and stx hit s in ' I 2-3 innin gs. Estes pit ched a onc -hil shutout ngllin st ~ Mil w aokee on Apri l 26. wh e n he wa > with th e NC'W Y•lrk Mcls . '' I ca n' t remcmhcr a time when l ha ve n' t got out of th e second ," E')cs ' aid . " II \ unfamili ar territory . "It 's lt lillie fru>traling con sider ing the last time I fa ced them I alnH"I threw u nu- hilt L·r. " Scx,un had a two-run double in the fir'! and Jcl'frcy Hummunds had a IWih run single in the 'cc oml a' th e Brew er' IHiill a 5-J k ad. Milwauk ee scored in ea ch of the first five innin gs In suppol'l GI L'11dnn Ru.s c l1 (9- IJ) , Who WOII hi s third L'OnSC\:ulivc J ,· cision . Rusdi th rew 12 7 pi 1d1c .s in 5 2-J innings . ;dl owing fiv e hits and four run, . He walked ri ve butt ers hut ,II'IICk out sc vl'n to malch hi s s~a~on lot of pitdl~ s. " Brewers mana ger Jerry Royster said . '' Tn he hones!, he to get into u grouv c Lllllil ahoul 100 Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin (111 tries to throw out Milwaukee Brewers' Glendon Rusch at first base during the (pit che s )." Ru,ch. who lwd two sin - second inning Saturday In Milwaukee. Rusch was safe on the gle . , and "L·nrcd two runs , play. (AP) Cincinnati took a brief Juan Castro hit his first lo ' t the 1-0 dcd sion 10 3-2 lead in the second. homer since Sept. I 0. ~~~~~~lis year. ' I think if Shawn and I Jose Guillen singled with 200 I, in' Ihe eighth for wuuld have pitdl~d th<ll one oul and Reggie Taylor Cincinnati, making the many innin g' lnnighl , (the walked. Jason LaRue fol- score 9-6. Notes: Sexson's three game ) mi ght have taken lowed with his I Oth home tun of the seuson,· u 4\1- doubles mulched a club five )1011rs," Ru ." h said . record. done several times. Mike DL'.ican pitched the foot drive 10 left-center. Cincinnati's · Adam Hammonds and Eric ninth for l1i s 2-Ith save in Young -euch reached base Dunn set u club record 27 ch:liH: c~ . four times for Milwaukee. with his !46th strikeout, Se xson '' s ~ cond double followed 1-lammond's RBI Young ·singled three times , laking a culled third strike sin gle in ihc ' ecnnd , anu walked, stole three bases in the first inning . .. . Of scored twice . Rusch's seven srrikeouls, he drov~ in Hammonds and · singled. five came on culled third again .in the fourth after Hammonds Hat1 1111nnd.' tripled . Sexson tripled, walked, was hit by strikes .... Milwaukee had drew a ba scs- luaucd walk a pitch and scored three been 0-7 al home against the Reds this year.· times . in the fifth . osu from Page Bl in a I6-yaru kick. "We knew they left the ~:tp s open." Nic key 'aid. " II JU., I came wi de open." Alk r Kent State got the ball bac k. Do" . a two-lime All-American. mc1de il 14-!l by pickin g ull a floater from Crihh, . Do" cut hack behind a pl atoon of blocker., and went 45 yards umouched. "He overthrew the curl," Dos' 'aid. " It was a gift." Krcnzel led a 76-yard drive. highlighted a 33-yard completion 10 Chri s Gamble thai led 10 Maurice Hall 's 28ya rd TD run . ('larell ' cored on a 7-yard pass from Krenzel , Mike Nugent kicked the first of his three field goal s and Hawke brought another pass by .Cribbs hack 34 y<~rd s for a touchdown lo make il 38-0. · " II ha.,n ' l sunk in yet ," Hawke ' aid. " It 11;tppened so fas t. I was surpri,cd il came wvu LYNCHBURG, Vu. (AP) - Eugene Goodman rushed for 1wo touchdowns and . Verondre Burnes added a career-high 148 yards on the ground as Liberty dominuied West Liberty 35-6 on Suturduy. Liberty's James Condon was 8 of 15 for 117 yards and a touchdown, while backup qu1U1erback Kyle Painter ttdded 1wo touchdowns on 3-for-3 passing in the fourth quarter. including 11 44-yurder to Christopher Green. While Liberty ( l-1) controlled the scoring. Division II Wesl Liberty muna~ed 412 otTcnsive yards, mainly on the pusstng of quarterbuck Tim Hicks. Hicks completed 23 of 39 pusses for 315 yurds, but threw three interceptions. ' Liberty had 448 101al yards. including 255 on the ground. The Flames, however, were penalized nine limes for 143 yards. ATHENS. W.Vu. (AP) - Leonurd Moore run for two touchdowns, including u 20-yard run in overtime. leading Pikeville In u 23-20 win over Concord on Saturdny. Playing their first game. the Mountain Lions outgnined Pikeville. 409-303. but hnd tour turnovers . Demetrius Grunt scored on a 22-yurd fumble recovery with six minutes left to give_the Bcnrs u 17- 10 lend. Josh Alivelo, who went 22- for-49 for 292 yards with two touchdowns und two jnlcrceplion.s, then led Concord on 1111 82-ymd dnve . His 11-ynrd touchdown puss to Kory Wright tied the game with 2:04 left. The Mountuin Lions scored \'irs I' in overtime on Dustin Ferrell's .' 0-yurd field ~:on\. But lhc Bears (2-0) nnswcrcd with Moore's second touchdown run . WVU Tech 56, Cheyney, Pl. 19 MONTGOMERY. W.Va. (AP) - Kulem Mcrae ran for H6 yards and three toucll downs 10 lead Wesi Virginiu University Tech to a 56-19 win over Cheyney S1u1e 011 Sulurduy. Jeremy Harmon threw IWO touchdowns to Ben .Reneau us the Golden Beurs ( 1· 1) jlimped 10 u 42-13 lml!'timc lend. , · Harmon finished 10 of 16 for 78 yurds. Roderick Thomas and Mull Gugun hml ' touchdown runs for WVU Tech. Don Tate's he '.., goin g to throw a r~ c vcr M.~ l!lll :-o.. CASSTOWN . Oh tn (API unll the: \>lhcr co\1\d N,• hi' - In u ~lll')!c'omn l! Mmm1 futu re .. Cil\1111} lomuto 11dd under a "Th~ 11\ings Emmunuel is swchc1ing. latc-,ummcr ' un. snowing us ulrendy us u fre~h· Ihe "' ''re t (>f tlw hnnds wu' on mun. I e·oulLI ,ec him one dny di,phl\ . · tu~ing thb gume to the nexl 1\w'nt) migmm 1\trm work- level," Mimni Eusl · l'Ollch crs ~ lvo pc•d over uc·res of Mux Current snid. "Usually lmlcn plums. pk~ in g. pid..ing. fre shmen just kind 1>f hung picking until their huckels uml btll'k in the puck. b\n he stooil crutcs ·hnnuncd red und wcr~ .out in the prcseuson. ~k hull curried h> u waiting wugon un u~g re ssivcne ss. l mcun he !hut l'vc nmully would he wa' JU~~in~_:-up rct:cil•cr,, We sl ul: kcd full . wond•·rcd tf tl would curry In the middle of the crew over when he pul on pnds, und lns1 Salunluy ul\ernoon, toil- il hns. ing with grcen-slninet.l hands. "We'd like to use .him ut was Emmunuel "Munny'' light end. too. Nol just us u Murlim:z, 11 · 15-year-old blocker, bul catching the bull. Minmi Eust freshnmn with u .You ought 10 see him reuch up winsome smile, u wisp of n und pluck that ball out of the ~ f!!Ustuche und durk, curly huir uir. I don't know where he got tinted gold, much like ,_ his thai. II surprised us. The kid's · high school !.'ouches suy - gm u grem sel of hunds: · his foolbu\1 promise. . Watching Murtinez in the The night before, Mun.inez form lield, ~ou underxtood. · had been the only freshman For yenrs, he s picked cucumsturter ~ in fuel, lhc only bers. peppers. corn. squush. - freshmnn who plu~ed 111 u\1 - muwbernes und u · dozen for Miumi Eusl in !Is 21 -6 loss other t'ruils and vegetables. ut Milwn-Union . Sulurduy And now, us the tomutoes momin&· he hud played in a come toun end, he'll move 10 ·Vikings junior varsity game pumpkilis. where couches tried him on "Some or them ~:un go up tu · ofl'cnse ruther thun linebucker. 40 und 45 pounds," Mo1ses his vmsily position. Murtinel. Emmunuel's dud Now. less !hun un hour after and the furm crew foreman. thul J V gum e. he WHs buck in said wilh u smile. "Now he the fidds with his father. two cun sturl working nn his sisters. brothcr-in-luw nnd shoulders und urms, lon." severn\ other men . who piL'k Fulton Farms hu;. 180 acres pwdul'C for Fltllotl Furms. in pumpkins. so the work will • Murtinc7 is trying ln. hold he intense. But it's ulso the his own in two demunding. time when Miumi Eusl gets but sharply diwrgcnt pursuits. into the heurl of its Centml One represents his pHs! - Bttckeye Conference schcdfour Munincz gcncrutinn s ule . II won't be easy for · hHvc been furm workers - ERIE. Pn . (APl - Vmny RcpliL'ci ~k·lcd three field goHls. induding a 25-yHnler with two seconds In p\Hy. ll' Mcrc yhurlot bent West Virgini11 Wesleyan 16-D inlhc opener for both teums on Saturday. Bobcnl s kiL:kcr . DHn iel Brce..:h tied the gnmc nl 13 with I:51 II> play in the fourth . But the Lukers ' Ro~ Keefe interceplt'd Cody Phillips on the 22-yurd line. st,lling up Repucci's winning field goal. · Repucci earlier mi;.scd \kid goals of ~2 and 31! yurds. . . Durie! Cobb of the Bobcats ran tor .9\ ynrds and 11 IOUL'h<lown on 22 carries. He oulru shed the Lnkers. who hnd 75 yards . Brell Weidig of the Lukers went 14-for-26 for 140 yurds und run for a touchdown. Pikeville. Ky. 23, Concord 10 (01) SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. (AP) - Joel Gordon passed for 260 yards and rushed for 24 more to lead Shepherd to u 17-10 win over Shippensburg on Saturday. Gordon completed 16 of 27, including n 15-yard touchdown strike to Jamul Gardner in the fourth quarter. Man Meadows inter· cepted Shippensburg's Jim Buffington in the end zone wllh 14 seconds lel'l 10 piny 10 seal Ihe win for Shepherd ( l-0) .. Miami County teen juggles football with migrant labor Mercyhurst, Pl. 16, w. Va. Wesleyan 1:S Liberty, VI. :S5; West Liberty 6 Shepherd 17, Shippensburg, PIL 10 hig ll . "One thin !! vi c know for ~ ur e, GLENVILLE. W.Va. (AP) - Bob Findoru led u balanced offense by throwing for 289 yurds and hilling four receiven; for touchdowns us Wesl Chester defeated Glenville Stale 48·7 on Saturday night. Mike Eckmeyer ran for 137 ynrds und scored 1wo touchdowns for the Go.lden Rums. He hus run for Ul least 100 yards in eight straight gumcs. Cory DeForrest caught tive hulls for 80 yurds and u touchdown, und two of Omur Harris' three catches wenl for score~ West Chesler led 35·0 at halftime und run up 583 yards of offense. • Joey Conrad was 24-for-50 for 302 yards and one interception for the Pioneers. His 33-yard third-quru1er pass to Antonio Curler guve the leum lis lone score. right to me." Krenzel connected on his first II auempts for 142 yards. Since he completed his last pass against Texas Tech, he 11ed the school record of 12 consecutive completions over more than one game, a mark shared by three players. He fell one completion shy of lying Jim Karsalos' singlegame mark of 12. ''II was pretty easy," ~aid Krenzel, who finished 12-of14 for !90 yards. "We had a lol of talented guys running some great routes. Up front, the offensive line did a great job and guys weren't gelling close. When you have that combination, It's really not hard to complete the ball." Tressel was satisfied with his team's quick knockout punch. "After il became 38-0, I don't know that we P,layed to the lop of our game, ' he said. "In general - with the big one coming up next weekend - our guys did a good job getting ready. taking the task al hand, jumping on top and then finishing the job." Cribbs, who last year became the first Division 1-A freshman quarterback tn pass and run fot more than 1,000 yards in a season, spenl most of the day running away from Ohio State's de'l'ensive· front of Will Smith, Tim Ander~on, Kenny Peterson and Darrion Scoll. ''We came inlo this game 'with high hopes. You have lo believe. in your..hea~t you can beat thts team, Crtbbs said. "We just made too many mis· takes." Cribbs redeemed himself late in the second quarter by throwing two touchdown passes. He rail for 94 yards on 21 carries and completed 14 of 31 passes for 160 yards. Ohio Stale's offense and defense used reserves for most of the second half, with Scott McMullen taking over for Krenzel and JaJa Riley seeing his first action at tail~ back. McMullen, who was 7of-11 for 78 yards, closed the scoring with an 18-yard pass to backup tight end Ryan Hamby. The drive included a 36:yard high smip on the conversion puss from backup quarter- allempl. back Jim Sorgi 10 Williams The Badgers drove 79 on third down. The yards in live plays, capping from Page Bl Mountaineers also aided the the drive with Mau drive with their third roughBernstein 's 2-yard dive for a run thai mat.lc it 14-l He al so ing-the-passer penalty. 34-3 lead. That series includhad :1 15-yard g<~i n on third Wi sconsin made it 27-3 ed a 15-yard face mask down. when Orr caught a 43-yard penalty and u _14-yard pass Davi> returned .on the next touchdown from mtcrfcrcnce call on West ., eri c., <tnt! 'cored from 6 Bollinger. Sorgipass fumbled the Virginia. yards ou t lo make il 2 I-1 ,, »uubaP ll1111tt ·•tlllllltl • Page 85 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant . SundtV• September 8, 2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant _ _ _ _ _ _ ____s_u_n_d....:av~·-Se_p~t_e_m_be _r_e_,·_200_2 .ODEL YEAR.flitOLOSEO · · Off Mnrtinet , but then ,,·hool und wur~ newr an: for mij!null kids wlw l'ome frum one of the poore st. leusl-educuted. rnost-di senl'nmchi sed groups in our society. According to the Mi,!Jnll11 Education Division ot the Ohio Depurlment ol' Ellucution. the economk llcmunds of their lives. ~ou ­ pled with the fuel tl\ey unen chunge Sl'hools 11s the fumily . goes shlle 10 slute to follow the crops, cuuses almost SO percent of mij!nmt children to drop out. Although the Mnrlinez fmnily hus il eusier 1hun numy for 18 yeurs the fumily hus worked 111 Fulton Ft1m1s from spring until lute October tl\ey still muke the 1,200 miletrip btlck to ·Wesluco. Texus, every yeur for the winter. "It's 11 real different experience," M11rtinez udmitted. "I menn, I'm hoping I don't miss our lust game uguinst Graham becnuse we left for Te~11s . BACK 'tO WORK- Emanuel "Manny" Martinez picks tomatoes 1n a f1eld at Fullon Farms near And I ulwnys kin\! of worry. Casstown , Ohio after playing 111 a high school football game at M1am1 Easl. Tile 15yem old Is · Whm if we don't come back combining playing football with the life of a migrant farm worker. (AP l lo Ohio the next year?' But l know it's our life, und so·fur it's worked out ." g\ling to he thi ' hud , you ' ll Moi se' "'"' th~rl' , Inn. and h a,· ~ 111 IilL' n,·Jd, the· . next And worked surpri singly . huvc.IO quit fnothn\1 .' Btll he hc hcanll'd: "lnc vcri um' l1fe al lcrnnou. well in his cuse. suid Miami wums to piny !'oothu\1 in ..:o\- t\1\lughtl'd ;.cc one of tny ~i d;. ·:o h ,,.,, I' ll 11111'l honluud East us sistunl cou~:h Murk lege. so \1 ~ prnmiscd u, •hc' J do thi s. Nutmull y. vou C\\ll'L' l hL' I\' ,.. • Moi,,•, 'llld. " ! '"'' Rose. cut \letter und drink murc liq -· u lot oil them. hut with Ihi' l' m n\ 11 .II'' trkd to 11.,,.~ Ill\ ~ill' "Stuile kids 111\k about how uids, und he\ hccu OK 'in' ''· "' prnud," hard ·,o the1 11'\>uld hatc'it ami they gut il .lough. · und the~ This is ;.tlmcthin ~ we' rt· u\1 Amllwforc the ui ~hl " ;" 1111111 " " ll,;l h m~ '''"'· l11 an1 make excuses why they don t learnin g uhoul. II \ two nve·r. Emmutwel gull' thctH a lhL'I II to appr,·e·laiL' '' hal lhl') measure up. But here's u kid worlds coming logc tlwr he•r,•. pl ay (\ tl'l'l't11 pr<t i,ed al'lcr get 111 'dll'"' I 1111111 th,·m 11• who hus one of the hurllest und it ', 'llillclh i n ~ diff,•rcl11 ward. 't k ~ 111 it .md 111•1 lllllll ll' \ivcs - somebodywlioworks fnr LIS. At i'ir>l. we didn ' t rcul- "We l;! ilc ,\c,:a\ , .lor hil;! •omc hllt'l 11111 here" in the tields. who picks up _und itc how r~~•d he is. We ju' t pluy,, illlu EnllliUillll'i )!ill""'' Thai .dread\ 1111~ 1 11 b,• h.lp· movcs every y~ur- und he's never hut u \ilnl~nll pl ayer ia fn r the wuy he· L':tlllL'llP\\ 11 1111 pl'll lng " 1111 l ~numl nu ,•\. Ihe nicest person you'll find. the fumily hefure .". IIi ~ ~ k ~ ·nll te um <~t id ill'l lie " a' w \~1 111;! ' I" "'" He's hard workitj[!. dccctil. In Minmi Et"l \ ·" '"'.on drilled the wt·d~~ . lk hu 't~d S:nu rd:t\ "' II~ fllli,h<·d pld Jusl a solid individftal,'' opener - H lopsided In" to it up nnd Hllow,•d I>IIL' of 111, ing :uid ·\i,·ad,·d l\1 the pac~Jng While Moises stresses edll- Covin~:tum - MurliiK't mmiL· lcmmn ulc> In mule ll1c lu• ~ -- , Jwd. t\nd thut ', when he u,c•d culion for his kids - one ollhc Vikinl;!s' hi !! tkl'en- \c." an ag,•-nld I rk ~ Pi' the fid,b, Emmunuel's seven older sive pluys of tile· night. Slle'k\3tll there weren 't L'nPngiL I il' rcal·iwd down. plllckcd off brothers und sisters ull grudu- ing lh~ Bu n·s' quurterhm·k llll pl uys like 1h111 Friduy. und a grt'l'I11PII IIII Il. hn•~ L' it in hi' alcd high school or got their a two-point con vc rsill n uflcr the game C'lll'l\' 11! f111'e- hlllld' and ruhhi:d it into hi' OED; oldest brother David uncmpl. wunwd hi' troop, , fi n ~c·r, . Soo n the gt'<'CII 'tuin' gruduuled with un e~onomks . Lnsl Fritluy nif hl al We·'! "lie luld II ' we 're going lo . ha,\ all hut di•mppcarcd . degree from Ohio Stule. und Millon. sntllc' o\ hi s yo ung huvc I\ ' stnn wur~ i n g liurd,·r." li e hHd fnntha\1 hatlll' sister. Sunjuunu, hus 11 4.0 111 ctiusins sltowcd up curry in ~ u said Muninc'l , w\1(1 li1cs again. Slnc\uir Community Colli:gc siguthtll rend "(io Mann y! · those word ' dail y uml wu' in Duy10n - he also expects them 10 work in the ticlds when Ihey arc under his roof. None of the children, thoul!h• ever tried tu udd the fuii ·Ume commitment of i'Olllball to the mi1l. And while the Vikings couches praise Murtincz, they don'tlower Ihe demands lbr him. Rather Ihun start hi 111 in the season opener ut Covington. • No MOiney Current kept him on the bench through much of the first • No Payments 90 Days• · NO DEALERS quarter because the freshmun 'with 1tlect Iendera approval PLEASE! had missed a duy of pructice 'doea not apply to prior 11111 to work 111 home . Lusl week. V~li!C:I~ES UNDER 199 per month 29 VEHICLES UNDER 11 Murline7. had 10 stay after pructice one day und run a EVERYTHING GOES! couple of pcnulty \ups for nut coming to the season-opening WE DON 'T PRESSURE THE CUSTOMER ... WE PRESSURE THE COMPETITION/ JV gatnc the Saturday before. IUYa - auva - IUYI CARe - CARe - CARe During 1wo-a-duy pructices. IOOOFORDMUBTlNOOTCONVU10flt ou~ . 122,131 '356 Iiii OMC SUBURBAN 110105 4!4 3111111,VI .lll.HI 11358 Mnrlinez hud un episode in 1001 MERCURY ORAND MARQUISLB 110711 air 111,111 '299 1111 DODGE DURANGO 110710 '""· VI 3111111 111,711 1326 III,NI 1310 till UNCOI.N CONTINENTAL 110711 '""· 111 111,111 '2&11 1iii NISSAN PATHFINDER 8! lloelt "' the ticld that he culled "some21100 CHEVY BLAZER LTit014H!4 "10 117, tll 290 '2&9 10110 OUliiNTRIGUI GLIII011t ~r ~tr Ifill · l1l,ttl thin~ like u mini heatstroke." '268 1iii J!IP OR. CHEROKEE 110104 :tO.OOOn>, l.o<ldo 111,11& 1128t 1111 HONDUCCORD lX 110304 36,000 "'" 111, 1 10 H1s 19-ycur-old sister Josie lti11UI()KRIVIERHI0371 •oadod' 111,170 1'259 Iiii HONDA CRV IX 110713 blul.lu~ '" . lt7.UO 1283 was there that duy. 1001 CHIVY IMPALA 11071' Rad lll,ltl 254 Iiii SUBARU OUTBACK l!OACV 1101!13:1Km1 117,1K 278 1111 CHRVSLIR SEBRING JXI CONVT 1107111an lll,ltl ' 254 1iil JEEP WRANGLER SPOilT 110414 VI ongono 114,11& 11258 "We suid , 'Munny, if it's 1111 CHIVY CAMARO llot20 oponwhttit , , lll,ltl '248 1111 PORD EXPLORER 1101214..,1IIIIOIIIrtl<t, .lll,tit 2S8 111AIO '224 1001 CHRVILIR 8!8RINO 110112 12.000 llllel .11MII '1247 1001 KIA8PORTAGI II07!0 IX• 2002 BUICK CIN'ftjRV 27.000 llllel . 111,310 246 1ii7 JEEP GRAND CHlROKEII10711 190n - · 111,4H 11218 '239 1iiiGMCJIMMY1101i0 4" . 1001 DOOOIINTRIPID rlot22 31.11011 ,;~1 111,~ 111,200 1111 '239 IIIIBUBARU PORESTER 1111101 AWO,~!/\dell I11,1N 1117 2001 DOOOIIHTR!PID lllie21 311.000 n;~e~ .111.~ 21101 pORD MUITAHG 110114 11.000 mlll .111,411 '239 tiil.l HONDA Pl88PORT4X4111M20 4dulr :....... 1184 1111 VW lUG QLUUIM! AMIFMicHHtto·, .....113,191 '237 !Hoi JEEP ORAND CHEROI(E! 110111 au•," .. .IIIII 1178 IOOIPOfiDTAURUIIIUIIM~ 30,000miiH... 111,191 '231 IHI CHEVY BLAZER 4XHI02el opoo wl\!110 .mH 1145 1118 10110 DOOOIAVIHGIR 18110000 '"~o111111 114,191 '22t tHe SUZUKI X ·IO 1101114•4. f.lopt 11101 PONTIAC GRAND AM II 11014f 27,000 )\'jltr .1.14,130 '228 TRUCKe - TRUCKI - TRUCKa lOOt IATURNL2001t0131 1l~n;lll .... 114,4116 '221 10110 FORO f·IIO 110101412 III,Ht 11288 1111 MIRCURV COUGAR IIOtll ,.orool . . ' 112.191 ' 199 lit! DODO! CLUB CAIIIOO 110111 V10 .. 111.9111 278 1111 PONTIAC PIRIIIIID 110111 1ow mlleo . 110,1116 '199 21100CHEVYC•IIOO II OMI IILOywh"" , I17AII 11273 2001POHTIACIIINFIRI1 3,000 mR• ...... 112,1116 ' 199 1HtFORD FIIO SUPI!R CAB 110713 VI,XLI 111~10 273 2001 CHIVY MlLIIU 11071e 19,1100 mllel .. 113,310 '199 10110 FORD P·110 PT 110703 19.1100 mllel , .117,1116 1272 11NHONOACIVICLH10111 opof1whrfll .. . 112,410 '199 2001 PORO RANGER 1101111<4'11 cob 111,111 1287 'f97 2001 MAZI)A PI!OTIGE LX 11074f 21,11001\\itr .. 112~21 2000 DODO! OAKOTH.CAIIt01112t, 1 100 m11r1 111#1 '251 opportunity for antler enlhusi2001POHTIAC ORAND Allt1010J 23.1100 l1'lft .. .112,1116 '187 1iiiCHEVYC.1100110112 IOPifCIC ... . .. 111,118 1248 asts and hunters 10 see some 11111 HONOACIVIC LX 11071hu10 ,PW, I'L .. ., ..110,4116 '178 2000 1lMC IONOIIIA lliPI!RCAIIIOIII II),QOO mi• .111,111 120 1IIITOYOTACAMAYI111'/12ohl1o,outg ......111~10 '178 111tOIICIONOII!AIIont 21.000miiH . , , .lt4MO '218 of the biggest and most :11101 DOOQINION 1107tl4 cyilr<ltl, 11110-.llt ..111,1t1 '1711 111tPORORlNOIRIPOfiT110110XLT..... J11MI 1188 .unusual examples ever col1173 11NMAZDAIILLINIAII0744 .. , ..... ,..... ,....1119 lORD 1'-100 XLT 110170 I oporcl, 1101> ill/mpll . .11110 1141 lected anywhere," said Curtis 1JNIAtUIINIC2 llmtl3111tloor,auto.llr ..... ,·.110,t1t 11111 41(4 TRUCKS- 4X4 TRUCK I I. Taylor, Chief of Wildlife tiNNINN!RNTRA llll11107111 rrcl, IUio.lil ., .110,1116 '1SI 20000MCK·1100~4X4110140Vo81ftg. .,.,.,, ,m,111 138t 2001 CHIVY CAVALIIRI107f130.1100mlla,rod ., .IIO.HO '159 111tCHIVYJ(.IIOOIXIIIOI7fiOPifooll ,,, .U1,611 :347 Resources for the West IGIIOPOHTIAO IIINPIR111.01141 dr, rllvor ... , rl lltl '157 10110 PORD R.IHOIR llllllh""" ct11 .... , , ....ltl,llt . 2ft Virginia DNR. IGIIOPOfiOIICOfiTIIml 21,1100mllrl .......110,110 '1117 1119 DODO! 1100 IUPIRC.IIII101TI4\IA,VI .. , III,NI 12ft More than 100 vendors and 1•01.0111tJ ttom""'.....,,....,...,lockl ..seeao '157 lilt FORD R.IHOIII "'-UUIIUIIOIOI ~0111 .m,HI 1218 11NI'ONTI4C OII.AHO PI!IX f10111 lt>OII- .. . 1'1111 111113 2000 DODO! D~KOTA1114 CLUt C.IIII1Gf0Uir ..117,1N °285 exhibits will be available . The 11111-UAY COUGAR Xll111011tcrllill ...... M10 1411 1119 POfiO ~AHGI~ 1101411 4X4 1!»11 ,,,,,,,,, . ltUIO .1247 public is invited to enjoy '140 1HITOYOTA TACOMAtt07111!'4* Crb,4\IA .... JIIIO 1141 ... 1'0110 w UCOfiT f1Dt1D 33,1100 111ilt " ... archery, youth competition, '138 t1NCIIAYUIICIMUI110711 ...... ., ........ a&OK ROW ,aa&UTJaa t·IIONTIAC-VILLII104Ucnill ,,,,,,., '138 IHoi FOfiD AIIIOITA~ VAN 110111i«<o, _, ...... good food, sport dogs, care 'ft 1 111111AYUIIN l-11111101ill.<gurldl ............. Jllll 138 IflO CHIVY C.IOCONV. VAN IIDm lilllllf ....... and cooking of fish and game. ::: 1138 t10HI blll1'411 ol r.etory •1111111'1 . IHIGMCIAPARIVAHf10TNAWD,T i IQII .. shotgun and black powder '10 1ti31UICKMGALI10NJ I.. I'OIIDIICOfiT LX11ontlil<>l ........... ....... ,, ... .-..... .aMI 1shooting, and manl more . '111 I... CIIIVYCAVAI.IIIRI11D41AIM'W<IIMM ... 1111 lUlCK .. IOAL t1oeta Lirittd Gl , .• , , •, , .taN ·1111 IINitiiiCVAY IWIOIIIIIIOflliOW ml1rl ........activities and door pnzes. , ... CMIVY ..10 ,om o4X4, Ve, IQOrl ....... . , ••• 1:1M • 11NMIIICIIAYUII.II10t471ow- ., .. ,.,; .. . 1tN , . 1•110 1107'14 ~ v~ Admission is $2 for adults, t•OI.OICIIIIAIIDt'IIJM!.- IIOdcl ,.,,, . tHO CHIVY •to 1111712 VI, IUIO, 1ontJ brei ., .. .. ~~- 1$1 for children under age IS, 1... 1AYUIIN IC2 f10111 lt>OII- .......... , 1ti1CHIYY ..10 _.107• .....•.•.......•..... Jt• t...., 11111 DOOOI NIOIUIOitl .W .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .IIIII and children 3 and under free . IIUCH!VY CAVAUIII110TIIIopord4oy.C111« ,lilt t _ YAitll - VANe - YANI For more information call NaWMIUYALI l1lOI 00001011. CAIIAVAIIII'OfiTIIOII1 ~ n'U II,HI '2tfl IINFOfiOCONV.VANIIOIIO\' t,otPIIIIlcn.ill , ftl,eiO 1224 1 (304) SSS-2771. l1lOI 00001 GIIMD OWVAN 110700 111< lri .. 111,1116 · 2tfl 2002 CHIVYTIIACKI~ fillet I W . t,OOO mlloo ....f\1,111 122t 1WII'OMCONI'I-YANf107nfC)IOdtr . 114,1N 1'2t3 IGIIOCHIVYCAVALIIIIZ4U1Dell.. . .... . Itt ,IN 1 f78 1... CHIYY YIN'IIIIIIIIOIIh111 .. . . ,.. .. .111,111 290 FOliO IIAHOIR IPOfiT IIOitU•.OOO- flO,110 1141 ,.. CIIIVY VIIITIJM 11om.,.,f - . .. .110.111 11178 INI I . . FOIIDTAUIIUIIIIIe11 . ........ ... ... ...... 0 110 ,... CI11MI.III TOWII6 llOUIIm' Vllj ~~~...... .. Jf110 167 11NFOIIDTAU11Utlllle1T ,,,., .,., , .,, 'II liN DOOOI 011. CAIIAYAN 110771 tt»,OOO nilll . Jl'HO 11131 1HIPI.YIIOUTIIYOVAGIRVANIIOIII ... . .. . 'II 11111DOOOIGIIMDCAMYANI10710 ., 171110 121 GREAT SELECTION .PRE-OWNED OARS &TRUCKS! • Martinez ,:Awesome antlers go ,: on display Sept 28-29 .-. '01 Chevy Blazer '18,950 USED CARS 1998 Cadillac Seville STS ........ $21 ,900 1997 Oids Cutlass Supreme ..... $ 7,990 2000 Chevy Lumina .................. $ 9,999 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GT.. .. $14,900 2001 Cadillac STS ................... $31 ,900 1998 Olds Della 88 .................. ,$ 6,900 1997 Cadillac Deville................$11 ,900 1999 Chevy Monte Carlo .......... $ 8,950 2002 Chevy Prlzm - tOK mllea .. .. $11 ;900 1998 Grand Am GT.. .. .... .. ....... .. $ 8,950 1999 Ford Taurus ..................... .$ 8,900 .2001 Chevy Cavalier ........ ......... $ 7,950 USED TRUCKS 2002 Olds Bravada .................. $28,900 1996 GMC Sonoma ...... :.. ......... $ 5,450 2000 S-10 Ext Cab ........... .. .... ...$ 9,900 2001 GMC Sonoma ExtCab4X4$14,900 2000 GMC Yukon Delanalll ...... $26,900 2000 Tracker Convertible .......... $ 8,900 2000 Silverado Ext Cab 4X4 ....$19,900 · 1992 Ford F150 4X4 ................. $ 5,950 1997 Olds Bravada ................... $ 9,950 1996 Ford Explorer .... ...... ........ .$ 7,900 1997 Chevy Surburban ............$15,900 Don Tate Motors @1 East Main Street • Pomeroy, Oh 740·992·6614 • 1·888;.DON·TATE . ' BUICrt- . PCW'11AC ·~~~. l""ru.v:m .p,us IT ON r,; ' WESTON, W.Va. - The shapes. I believe that our Lord : "Awesome Antlers has created these artistically . : Collec.tion" of Odic Sudbeck designed configurations for :· ;will be part of the . 2~02 our enjoyment. I have a rav· . -National Hunting and Fishmg enous appetite for viewing all · : :oays Celebration, to be held of the biggest and most :. :at Stonewall Jackson Lake unusual ones, and I've never : State' Park near Weston, seen an antler I didn'tlike." · ~ W.Va., Saturday and Sunday, The display will feature at :. =sept. 28-29. . . least 12 world record mounts : : Sudbeck, the owner of the and 12 freak antlers. It will be : ;Awesome Antlers Whitetail open and available to the pub· ·•• ·collection and Museum in lie to see both days of the : Topeka, Kansas, travels !he Celebration at no extra : nation and displays ~ portton charge. Examples include :·:Of his vasl collection at sports what Sudbeck calls the 1 : :shows. The museum collec· world's widest beams, the : :tion includes more than 100 world's prettiest antlers, the ·: original and replica whitetail world's most massive antlers, : 'deer antlers displayed on . and Pop-Eye (an antler grow· : shoulder mounts and skulls. ' ing out of an eye socket). .• • "I collect antlers that ' are "This display will be a rare :- :crassi fied as some type of • world record," Sudbeck says . :. -"I also collect freak antlers of ·: the most unique and unusual ·----\ Proud to be apart .. ' A ·or your life. Sublcrlbe today • 446-Z342 -1(1&- i t I I If 0 o I .... · - WANTED Motor Route Carriers Apply at The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740-992-llSS '· •• �. Sunday. September 8, 2002 . Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point PIHunt Cup tlllll11~1111 fil lll~lll1 ~til! t;l Robby Gordon struggles to fit in with stock car croWd ' '· 8\ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If, .:omm<>n knnwkdgc in NASC R thut Olll't' a Jri1er ''"e' tlw •"'f"'n <>f fdlow wm pl't it''~'', it'~ ttl nHl'l itnptlSSil:>k 1\l ~et it hac~ . R11h01' tl o r d u i1 'trug~l~d "ith lhnl c·urly in his Winston Cup 1.:a~cr. L.oo--l.i:l 1i mc' Gordon Hvcrv he\ mudc• sl rid~s tu ll\'l'rt..'llll\1: it. 'l'mcthin~ lms set him had . "He hns a trcnu.-ndous amotml of 1t1lcm. hut wh~n he 'ulls the hclnwl uwr his >cad. he km>c·b "'me son uf "' 11d1 thut ma~l'' him un idillt," suid Fl'li~ Sahutcs, 11 In> fklikd Cap c·urs for (lunlon early iii Ius l'lltl'er. ''Thu(s hurd to d1m1gc. hut I ~i\c: him u·edit fur trying." ll got tu H point where Ollrdun hud ll> dwn11c if he wuntl·d to 111Hkc it 111 stu~k l'ui·s. A fonnc·r upcn-wlwcl ntL'cr who always hml his eye on the money nnd fume i~ NASCAR. Gon.hm found nut the hurd way huw difficult it c·an he tu fit in . l"irsl. he hml to overcome his r<>ots - it's sometimes hurd f<IT NASCAR \ VC"'I'IIIts to m:knowkdgc skill if it was honed un~ other wuy than thdr traditional ,hort-lnl<:k 'llll'b. Gllrdon "'''n six otT-mud nu:ing titles before moving lll <:urs in the curly 19l)Os. I c cvclllllull y jumped into Indy <:ar' Hnd fimnd cnnugh ,U<TI.'S' in the CART series In mu~c a run in NASC'AR . Onc·c in Winslnn Cup, Ill' hud lll llVel'<:lllliC IV(l(l he \lll' bcl·m•sc Gordt'n's pcr,lln:ilily - well. it just uidn'l fit in the · good nl' b\1y nctwllrk . l '\Jllrl' The brush und outspnk~n the best thing 10 e\·er huppen Gordon didn't trv to Hike In him. things slnw, und ~rhups his II nmde him tlvuilahle when l'nmpetitors cliun ' t try to Mike Skinner was i11jur~cl understand him. midw:1y through 'the seuson " Bt'ing from Culiforniu. und <'U.r owner Rkhurd thinll.s u~ just so dill'erent Childress need:!J fi replm:eam11 didn't recognite that or ment. He grubtled Gordon try"tn adjust to thul early on.'' and curefulfy . wutched over Gordon said. "I etime in und I him - knowing that he wus was just myself. I suid whut going to lei Skinner go at tho: wus on my mind. I did things · end of the year. Childress in the Culiforniu wuy. und it wus uuditiumnll Gordon tn wus ull just so ditlerem. see if he wus hm1lly mutu11' "I wasn't used hl how enough for u top ride. . things u~ in the South uml no "I knew he hud the tulelll one reully kn.:w how things und I also knew he lmd some urt• in Culiforniu. 'Muybe prohlems with the media and everyone thought I wus on the truck," Chih.lress snid. cucky und ug~ressivc and 11 "But w.: hud u good lnng. lillk jerk. but I don tthink I wus . I 11nd he convinced me this is w11s ulwuys just being. me." where h<' wunted to be. sn I Whutever 11 wus - person- guve him u shot." ulity lln>blems. poor equipIt's been the perfco.;t ,·ombiment - Gonkm uhnost did- nutinn for Gordon. who hus n't mukc it. slowly been chipping uwuy ut He mude spot sturts for his bud repUiution. Childress tetuns over the yeurs but did- hus ulwn~s bct'n uble to work . TRYIN' TO FIT IN - NASCAR driver Robby Gordon sits In his car as his crew moves him n't get u full-time ride until with difticult drivers - he through the garage area .during Winston Cup practice for the Mo_untaln Dew SOllthern 500. last Suhutes hired him in 1996. wus the longtime cur owner Saturday at Darlington Raceway In Darlington. S.C. It's common knowledge In NASCAR t11at "It to.ok on ly four rnces for fur the lute Dule Eurnhunlt me tu tum to my wife and and fields Chevl'lllets for the once a driver loses the respect of his competitors, It's almost Impossible to get It back. Robby suy, 'Boy, um I in trouble."' tempenunenml Kevin Gotdon struggled with that early In his Winston Cup career. and every time he's made strides to overcome lt. something has set him back. (AP) Subutcs remembered. "He Hurvkk . just didn't listen. he couldn't . But his 11bility to settle tlrigct ulong with unyone. I hud vers down nnd fun:c them to mudc up my mind to fire him look ul the bi~ picture hus likes to do, thnt he's not u bud tru~k tungle two weeks ago in twu c•urli~r inl'iclcnts. the\ months hefore I uctuully dt>ne Wlmders tor Gordon un guy ut nil." . nl Bristol Motor Speedway. cullctl him intnthc pits fnr i, diLl." the truck. He s~orcd his only Gordon wus u lup dowu two-lup pcnulty. The trouble is every time : Sure enough. Subutes Winston Cup victory lust seu- he c·omes close to con vi nc- und wanted rookie Jimmie Gmdon compluincd to releused Gordon 22 ruccs son. brushly bumping Jeff inl! people of thut. some- Johnson. wlw was two laps Childress nvcr hts rudio thm into the se11son. und it took Gordon out of his wuy in the tlung huppen s to dispute it. dowil. tt> give him his ti'U~k he wus "getting pkkcd nn. Gordon 11 long time to get seu~on finHlc nt New . First he drew sl)ickers ·for position on u rcsturt. like they always dn tn me." huck into Winstnn Cup. Humpshire. Hnd· hus come injuring his unkles while Johnson wouldn't budge. su Childr.:ss just <:hulked i1 .He trieq in 2000 by fielding close other times. d<iingjumps on u motocross Gordon bumped him nil the up to unothei· lesson leurnci.l: his' own te11m, but finun,·cs But there's still so me bike during n bonding ses- wny nround the truck on the uml moved on . run out ufter 17 ruces und things for him Ill overcome. sion wit if his crew in July. puce-cur !up. "Robby reminds me so Gmdon finislictl the se11son "Robby tries so hurd to Childress wusn't pleased When the field finully mu~.:h of (the lute) Tim 43rd in the overull standings. prove himself in this gnrugc when the puin mnde it hurd went green. Gordon guvc Richmond - un outsider. Then he went into 200 1 11nd sometiines it budfires,". for Gordon to wulk. let him tmother hurd hit thut hut u hell of u rnce cur driver with n fiw -ycar deulto drive Childress s11itl. "Thtlt's going alone drive, und his com· sent Johnson struight into who is su full of life," for Morg11n-M~Clure to h11ppen to 11nybody who pctitors und NASCAR the wnll, wrecking his l'Ul'. Childress suid . "Some pctlMntorspnrts. hut thnt union doesn t buck down, is cocky weren'tthrilled when he iniGord(in snid Johnson wus ple don't lik~ thut. but he's lasted only five ruces befure und brush. But if people took tiully tried riding u scooter slow on the rcsturt. possibly m~ kind of dl'ivcr. He'll Gordon wus otll of wurk in the .time to get to know him. .to help him get uround the tni ~si ng u shift. but dnve the wheels otT u n~t:).: Mnrl'l1. they'd see he's so full of life guruge. NASCAR didn't buy it. And ~ur und don't tuke nothing Thnt setblll'k probnbly WliS und puss ion for the things he Then he huJ unother on- becnuse he'd been involved from nnhndy." • Rusty Wallace not afraid . to bump-and-run for wins ASSOCIATED PRESS Bristol. Rusty Wulluce knows whut it's like to "WIHil 1 diu ~ertuinly wasn't the sume ~~~ lose ~ his lust victory wus 51 rnces ugo whut he did to me ut Richmond," Gordon - n so the veterun driver hus u suid. "There's u diffcmncc hctwccn bump.warning to the rest uf the ing u guy, Inking the air off n guy. or just field : If he's in11 position 1(1 flnt -uut wrecking him ." win, they better look out. Wullttcc hus vowed .to mukc Gordon sec Wullucc won't be ufruid to the differcn~.:c firsthund, should he gel Ihe pull u bump-unci-run with u chuncc anytime soon . . win on the line, especlully "Nnw 1 like Jell, 1 like him u lot. und ·I ufter letT Gordon did il tu wouldn ' t do unything 111 hun u driver, I' ll him two weeks ngo ut guurunlec you that ," Wulluce said. ''But I Bristol Motor srccdwuy to will suy that if I'm close enough to Will the snup his own 3 -rucc win- rncc like he wus, he's going to ge t tire Wallace less streak. bump, l.oo." . Wullace is still mud about . Should thet'C be conluct ut Rkhmond . lt it - even though Gordon's move wus legul could be costly. . in NASCAR's opinion - and will still be Gordon heuds into the ·race in secon~l · steuming ubout it when he races ut ~luce in the standi nus, trail in~ leude-r Richmond lnternutional Speedway on c Saturday niltht. . tcrlin~ Marlin by Ill poin1.1 . Wul uce i~ in "If I was iour wins into the year, or had u sixth, ~30 back. · • couple of victories and that huppened. I'd Anything but strong finishes from either say it's just a bump-and-run," Wallace said. of them r!ould set them back 'tremendously ... But with no victories and with us targeting in their bld for the Winston Cup title. that race, and that happens with two laps to But at this point, Wulluce is more focused go ... it wus u really tough thing to handle. on simply. gelling buck Into Victory Lant for lhe first time since April 2001. i "And I'm still not over it." That could make for plenty of excitement He thought they hud it ut the Brickyard at Richmond, which has all the makings of 400 lust month, leading lute in the race, bu,l becoming Bristol, The Sequel. Bill Elli.ott was bc1tcr und went by hi!ll for The surroundings will be similar- both the win . · circuits urc short tracks, where bumping Then he could almost touch it ut Bristol:, und banging is the norm, and both races ure only to huve Gordon knock him out of hif run under the lights, an effect that seems to way. · . 1 bring out aggression. Now Wullucc is getting u little nervou~ Plus, there's a history between Gordon that the strca~ mighl stretch the 'entire sea, and Wallace at Richmond that neither dri- son. , : ver hus ever forgouen. "It's getting deep into tl)c year and l'v¢ In the spring race last season, both were won every yeur for 16 years now," he said;. poised to challenge leader Tony Stewart for "I really wunt tn keep that streak ~oing:. the victory in u late race. restart, but And if I don'l, it will be a sud duy 1n th t Wallace run Gordon up the truck, slowing Wall;tce camp, I can tell you that." , both of them down as Stewart went on to an Even though he 's in the thi ck of th~ easy victory. points race and has heen solid all seaso~ A few years earlier, after leading most of with Tup- tO finishes, the strain of breukin* the way, Wallace was passeq by Gordon ·the streak Is slurting to luke its toll. 1 and immediately bumped him from behind "It definitely grinds on the driver and i'l in the second turn, sending Gordon slam· grinds on (the team) too, because we ' re in ming into the wall in the midst of' the title here cvc.ry. daY. wor~ing on these things ,~· chase. crew chtel Btlly Wtlburn said. "I mean:, Jhat, Wall.ace said, was an accident: . we're ~upable of winning, we just haven'J A lot ol eeople accused me ol JUst gotten •t done yet. We go every week with wrecking him ,' Wallace said. "But we actu- that in the back of uur mind. ally just got together, and he spun ar1d I ··we know UH a team we can win and Wf went on." . . kno~ our drive~ is capable of winning, so qordon has never remembered 11 us be!ng we JUSt keep gotng buck and stuff is gonna us mnoc~nt as WuUace d~es, even alludtng full our way and we're g•mna bust / to 11 while defell(ling hrs recent move at through ." ; BY THE l· Hometown 1616 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis (7 40) 446-3672 . . . . . . . . . The. . . .place . . . . for. . . NASCAR . . . . . . . . . . .news.... ...... . ··~ 1 Call Toll Free 740-446-3672 • ' I 1-800-521-0084 · The Times-Sentinel I • Sunct.y, Sept.mber 8, 2002 '"~'''~~'fi!lr;z .. RICHMOND. Vu. (AP) Drivers nrri1·ing ut Richmond lnternution<ll Rm:ewuy for n NASCAR tripleh.:uder weekl:ud beginning Thursday 11ight ll~ likely · to lind the tm~·k • mo~ to their liking than they • did in Mny. · Bock then. when the Busch ' l\1\d Winston Cup series were -here. the newly sealed surli\t~ hud 100 much grip und only bne mdng groove. cuusing . pmny drivers to crnsh. when : they tried to run where the :·second gr(xwe hud been. · Blistered tires und fuming · drivers we~ the order uf the (lay. . : Even Tony Stewurt, who :.Von the Pontiuc 400 for his • third victory in seven ~:nreer ; sums ut RIR, nnd Ihe usuully · Jliplomutic Jell' Gordon were · crtticul. suying truck otliciuls hud done "u horrible job." • 'Rusty Wullui.'e suid the sen I· er hud worked like "hlnt·k ~lue." und Dulc Jum:tt suid it to~ up u lot of good curs" by mukingthem crush. . The i.'llmpluints were surprising und hitin~ for trn.:k president Doug Fntz. who hud become uccuslomcd to heuring gushing n:vicws of how much fun the truck wus to race on. and its electric atmosphe~ for rucing. 'The beuuty of it is we ull went to work." Frill suid, "to get buck the type of rucing lhut mude Richmond the best shan truck in the series. 11/JI.'Il~tlllt:l . "Wt: feel con !idem we're there." SitK~ May. ;~long with an hidy Rucing Le11gue weekend, the trut·k htls spent several duys huving vehkles drug tires tlround the truck. trymg to weur ofl' the sealer. It ulso brought in seveml drivers to help determine how to fix the problem. ·und to test a vuriety of Goodyeur tires to use. Ricky Rudd. the defending chumpmn in Suturduy night's Monte Curio 400. suid the eflorts huve restored the thunce tor the side-by-side dueling t'or position that ot)en hus funs here rising to their feet. · "Thll tmck is very much buck like it was u year ago." stiid Rudd, who did the tire test ulong with Stewurt und rookie Jimmie Johnson. "When we left there our urgument was, 'Don't put uny seuler on it. Don't ptlint tmy stripes on this truck. Please just leuve it ulone. t>ecuuse it's ·fine.'" · Stewart mude two visits to Richmond. one before the IRL weekend undone in July, und expects two-wide racing to be un option this time. But. he suid. the truck will still present unique challenges for teams because they practice in the sunshine on a hot truck, sturt the rnce under u setting sun und then linish in the dW'k in cooler temperutures. DOIN' THE JOB - Randy Camden of E. C. Ballard. Jr. . Painting paints the checkered pattern of the' sta(t/finish line on the track of the RIChmond International Raceway track In Richmond. Va .• Wednesday In prepara. tlon for this w"kend's NASCAR races. When the Buscll and Winston Cup series were here back In May, the newly sealed surface had too much grip and only one raclnggroo\1&, caus· 1!1& many drlll&rs to crush • when they tried to run where the second grooll& hadb"n. (AP) "It·~ like going htlck to dirt truck dnys. where you loolt nt the ruce truck nnd you look at. the conditions l\1\d you adjust uccordin~ly," he snid. "It's still u chnllenge for the crews, but it's n chnllenge f6r the drivers to figure out whet:e they wunt to be on the mce trnck.'' · Stewurt ulso plnns to get u hei1d slllrt on testing the new surfnce this weekend when he drives fur Andy Petree in the Virginiu Is For Lovers 200 Craftsman Truck Series ruce on Thursday night. The FUN AI 250 Busch race is set for Friday night, with the Monte Carlo 400 on Saturday night . TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 . .... "'gh "fh'·o SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14 " ................... .... . 11 ................. ... .. '" ~~~' .. . •o.es "' ...... "" ........ . ... ................ ...... u .oa ..................... . 44.14 ._ ............... .... . ~ ~ " " ' '''''''''''''''"'' ............................. 43.. .,. ..................... . r• .......·........ ...., ~ ...... .,., ..................... . Wi ............. .............. . 4T.n 10.......... ,......... ... '·lrN ... 41 ..................... . ........................... r;:n::::::: ......... ........ .. The 2002 NASCAR Wlnaton Cup achedule (wlnnere In parentheaea) · Feb. 17 Daytona 500, Daytona Beac~ 1 Fla. (Ward Burton) Feb. 24 Subway 400, Rockingham-, N.C. (Matt Kenseth) March 3 UAW·DalmlerChrysler 400, Las Vegas. (Sterling Marlin) March 10 MBNA America 500, Hampton, Ga. 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"ll, 6 t n 4 0f 14 • HIGH friVI- Arthur Allison 'high fives' his cousin Judy (Allison) Failure as he crossed the finish tine upon completing his final mile In his journey Rollin' Across the U.S.A. lit the Liberty State Park In New Jersey. . Awhe~elchair may take Arthur·around the world · Flshln1 Report OO•UMaU&, ()1\ig ~~~~ - Till! -oly ll!hin~ ropon pr<J•i\10\l Qy 1111 ~MilW1 Ol Wllillllt ollhl OhiO Ototrtmtnl Of NtiiU!il Ruourl!l! OINTIIAL OHIO Alum Ortt! L•••!Ctl!W.fl OouniY)• Thtrt 11 1 ntl moY1n1tnl otlltlllo tllilklwt• w.tt• lhlt tlmt ol Ytlf, ~ ih illY l@mtlntng wto\1 0@11!111U fM!Iy 11\0fillni lltl1!11y li•klll!l\illll mut!tllunuttntl IOP•W!ltr bllf!!nll aplnn~r Ot"!lllf lmtllmoulh tnllllf11Amoulh 08ta. 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Cunningham: (baok row) Claudia Mlitteaon, MDS/LPN. Soenio Hills: ~ary Sheets, OON/I'lN, Soenlo Hilla: Jim Fltoh, nursing assistant. Scenic Hilla. Arthur Allison center. · .~. IOUTHIAIT OHIO Hay Hollow (Mttll•WHI'ItlllO) l~lkt County) • hll p!Muoto lKimt olltlnntl oalllth In 1111 1111 fii!QO of 1·1 1\11, IUOOtRIUI tngltrt wert Utlng flOIIIIIQ IUQI b!llld Wllh nlglllOfiWilfl Of Ohtol<tn llvtrt. CIIOhll Ol ii!UflllOYlh bitt 1~· hi'II IIIlO bttn fl!l(lriiQ utlng.tpllletl! lllll -bUII blill. Wtltr llOntinlontlfl Oillf lllQ low Wllh I ttm\llfiiUfl Of 14,, ~~~~ Whilt I IIII ~Irk (~lkl COUiliYI AflQllfl Will Glltlhlng ilfQifllOulh bill up lo 14' Yllng tmll!tlon minnow• 1nd bull b!lll rn lhl tar~ morning IOU 1111 tlltnln;, ''IPtll· llvt~. Chlnntl Oltlllh yp 10 I lbl. 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IIIPUIII 0 li!QirnOYih bill UP IU II' lfliltlng ft!Xlflt!J trom ongllrt Yllng lfiiMtr bolll ond Olhtr 1\lf!nt·of lOll wtllr luiltlofl, Tnt tillY morn, lng hOYfl lnd lhfOIJOh lhl nlghl lfllhl moll OfllfliiOIIVt Ptfillfll 1'11111 11flllllf11Urtlf II~ ond ltlol 110nlllllon1 111 o1111 ana btlow normolll'llil Mulklngum lll:ttr IMulklngum Qounty) Willi limp It 11~ ChiMIIOIII up to 1t lb 111 lltlng ll~tn on ntohf Oflwillt 1nd l hliii!On 11'1111, "111\HII 0111 UIIIO •o lb Ill UtlnQ OIIJQh\ on gold lllh tnd Oliubl . , DotSON U<ll,_~ ~ hHt~ll lti'#VIIjj~o n.mm 'lllft'llhiltolt 11...·\lllflt '11\~'Vttiijj, uAlll ever wan.ted to do was to inspire others.'' - Arthur Alll10n ALLIPOLIS - Arthur Allison, confined to a wheelchair for more than 30 years and a resident of Scenic Hllls Nursing Home for two decades, has "traveled" thousands of miles - by wheelchair. Allison's cousin, Judy Allison Fellure, decided two years ago that maybe he needed to take charge of his life and make a conscious decision to better himself both physiCII!ty and mentally. Fellure challenged him to get out of bed every day and startrolling his wheelchair in the halls to get some exercise. His goul was to roll 205 miles, or the east-west distance across the state of Ohio. , · "He started out rolling one mile a day In the halls at night when the foot truffle was down," Fellure said. When his journey began on Oct. 30, 2000, he was 65 years old, wel~hed 26~ pounds, and was o'n blood pressure and pain medication. But he had great desire . , 1\vo years loter, he has lost 89 pounds, Is on very little medication, and says he feels better than he ever has. Hl8 elt~dltlon Willi called ~·Rollin' Across Ohio" and his wheelchair was named the "Buckeye Express." Fellure meticulously maps every Inch of Aliison's trips and keeps detailed records of every yard . · After completing a trek across Ohio, he began crossing the United States. · Arlh•r, Cl · I I I' I I ,._H ... ••Ill '• '' ' '· ' �Papa Celebrations ·: 4 '· ·: SUnday. Sapta•'ber I. 2102 Engagements Sunday, s.ptember a, 2002 Fields-Kebler REEDSVILLE - Timothy . . . - - - - - - - - - - . , und Cheryl Gumpf of Reedsville announce the engagement of their daughter. JO!mna Marie to Ernest Harold Cockrell, son or Harold and Della Cockrell. Williamsport. J<l!mna is the granddaughter of Clyde und Murlene Kuhn imd Hwry und Grace Holter and great-granddaul!hter of Phyllis Newland. She ts a 1998 graduate of Eastern High School and a 2001 graduate of Hocking College. She is currently employed by Berger Hospital. Emie is the gnl!ldson of Beuluh ,,.., Cockrell a Joonna Gumpl Kiser. He is u 1996 graduate of Westli1ll High School und is place September 28. 2002 at First Church of Christ in employed by H & E Garage. The wedding will take Christian Union. Circleville. NEW HAVEN -. Gary and Sharon Fields of New Haven unnounce the enga11ement of their daughter. Shan Lynn, to Scott Allen Kehler. son of Karl and Mary Kehler of Mason. Shari· is a graduate of Wahumu High School and West Virginia University. She is emr·loyed by Holzer Medicu Center in Gallipolis. Scott is a graduate of • Wahuma High School and West Virginia State University. He is currently pursuing n second degree. · A June 2003 wedding is being plunned. • orses • Kitsuta-Graham GALLIPOLIS - Mr. Kiyouki Kitsuta of Tokyo. · Japan and Mr. and Mrs. Nohm Graham of Gallipolis announce the en~agement of their children. Shmko Kitsuia and Paul Nathan Graham. · The bride-to-be graduated with an associate's degree in English from St. Margaret's Junior College in Tokyo, Jupun. She received her bach· elur's degree in psychology from Michigan State University in 2000. Her fiance is a 1995 gradu· ate of Gallia Academy High Sd10ol und a 1999 ~raduate of Ohio State Umversity. Paul obtained his juris doc· torute ut Michigan State University in 2001. He is currently employed as an attorney · at Transnational Legal Services in Detroit, Mich. r Preston-Halley • As:sociatlld Press ~ •• : ZANESVILLE (AP) -: Some show up 11 ith huge :: smiles "nd u look of exl.'ite· :• mcn11 in their eyes . •• A <,ew <:un 't hide their feur und eyen shed ~<ome teurs until they reullte the t\m they ure ul111ut t\l huve. · · · & child looks eye hi eye · with the much lnrger creuture smnding In fmnt of him ut lhe Muskingum Colmty Fuirgn1umls. Fur five week:-. I Rchildn:n und mlults with S)l41Chlltweds . get t\l enjo~ somethin¥ spe·: dul - mhng horses 111 the : Alfred S. Curr Center Speciul Rider~< Pl~lgf\un. which hus ~en uround tl1r 1:\ yeurs. Pn1grnm Coordinntor Staci Allen suid thnt Spednl Riders is thempy us well us recrention. ' " Horseback riding helllS develop self-uwnreness. se f. .. confidetu:e und self-disci· · plinc," she snld " It ulso · strengthens unci l'f'luxcs muscles, impnll'es pnstmc. llt•l· um:e und l'llllt'dinutiun und ·. · improves joint mobility." It's nls<l simply 11 lot of fun .. fnt· the riders. us cun he seen in their smiling fnl·es us they're led 1m>und the hnrsc urenu tit the fuirgrounds . · " It 's fun," · suid Ericku Hudnnll. 7. of Zunesv ille. Asked if she wus scured the ·• first time she got on her • · horse. she shook her heml emphutkully uml llllSIWl'C\1 French lrl eotonv The works of Paul and Bobbi Bradford on display at the FAC in September Fine Arts. She worked as a graphic designer and even owned u p{inting \>usiness. She currently freelances nnd does animal designs for silk screen and embroi· dery. us well as running a business culled PETtraits. doing nnimnl portraits!! Gallery hours are I0 tun. to 3 p.m. T\Jesday through Friday nnd I to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free. Arts Council grants awards GALLIPOLIS Recently. the Ohio Arts Council Board in Columbus approved the first round of grunts for the year 2003. Two of the grants were issued to community art pro· grams. The Ariel Cultural and Performing ' Art& Center received a grunt of $6.969. The French Art Colony received u grunt of $5,485. Mary Bea McCallu of · the French Art Colony said the grunt would be used for general . operating expenses. "no." "For u little while. then:et . to feel normul.'' suid Allen. • who explained thut the riders hilVC 11 vurioty of physlculund mentul ut'Oictions, indudl,ng uullsm. ccrehrnl pulsy ~md Holzer hospice receives gift from United.Energy Weddings GALLIPOLIS - United Energy, Inc .. n:cently present· cd a check designated for Holzer Hospice to Marianne Campbell, Executive VIce President of the Holzer Foundation for Ttl-State Health Care, made possible through the l'roceeds of the 6th Annual Umted Energy Golf Classic. Making the presenta· tion was Scott Kiser, President. Garnes~Miller GALLfPOLIS- Melissa F. Games und Charles W. Miller Jr. were married on Aug. 3, 2002, at the French Art Colony. The bride's parents are Sonny and Owen Games. Her grandparents are the late Huldaha and Rudolph Gordon, and Robert Still of Hubert Heights and the late . Lena Garnes. The bride is a 1991 gru(hmte of GuJiiu Academy High School. She is currently employed by Ohid Valley Electric Co. The groom's parents are Minnie and Charles Miller Sr. His grandparents are Nina and Doyle Minnis of Bidwell, and Pauline Miller oi· Nelsonville. T-he groom is a 1995 grad· uate of Galli a Academy High School. He is currently employed by P.D.K. Construction Co. Tina Whitt of Point Pleasant, best friend of the bride. was matron of honor. Jim Gilmore, best friend of Mr. a Mre. Cho~to and Terry Lloyd, ·Vice President, Wholesale East. In accepting the check for over $7 ,SOO, Campbell said, "We are so grateful to United Energy, ·Inc., for contributing to our Hospice program. This Is a unique service designed to meet tile needs of ~atients who suffer from termmal ill· nesses. Community support is essential to make our program a success. We feel privileged that United Energy chose Holzer Hospice as a recipient of their Charity Golf Classic." · Playing the Cliffside course onJuly II, 2002, were 120 golfers. Lloyd comment· ed, "Over the past sill years that we have held this event, . we have contributed $68,000 for local charities to use with· ' In the community. This year we felt Holzer Hospice should be one of the recipi· ents. We are gratefUl to all those who made our golf classic such a success during the past sill years. so thilt we can continue to make slgnlfl· cant donations to deserving organizations." . "''RU •••••• iR"h'" olo.., 11 -•Uio lo'orN,_N ,.1111011• '"'"'"~ d ..oj tlff11 ool.,1 ~holo"'''ffl•• loao" I"""' Ill" It PI•""" C..1111i<~roO NIO tll'""''i ~ ....1 11,~ t •M I""'"' .,.,,omo ..... •• ......... HEAOQUAIITEAS O~llpoU..O~ 1~1!113 Marianne Campbell, center. accepts a check for Holzer Hospice Is Scott Kiser and Terry Lloyd. (Contributed) I I I I' I I Dlclclllna PORTLAND - Rhonda r----~ Morgan and Kemp Kelly were married June 22, 2002, at their home in Portland. Rhonda is the daughter of Charles and Juanita Morgan of Letart. Kemp is the son of Samuel and Helen Kelly of Sherman. The deadline for submitting wedding, engagement and anniversatv. announcements . for ihe Sunday Times-Sentinel is 2 p:m. , each Wednesc~~Y. Announcements may be · dropped off at the CNP offices in CiaHipcllis, Pomeroy or Point Pl. . I I I I ~· II II I II "A Year of Memory and Recovery" •• ., TopS For loralnformauan: 13041 815-4340 .. • - HOT FIVE . 1. "Dilemma," Nelly (feut. • : Kelly Rowlund). Fo' Ree.l. 2. "Complicuted," Avril '. Lavigne. Aristu. . , 3. "Ho( In Herre." Nelly. •• Fo' Reel. • 4. "Gungstu Lovin'," Eve . (feat. Alicin Keys). Rul'l' : Ryders. • S. "I Need A Girl (Part : · Two)," P. Diddy & Ginuwine ·.: (feat. l.,oon, Mnrlo Winlms & Turnrny Ruggieri). Bud Boy. (From Billboard magazine) PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ---------·-~-··"'· Dnwn syndrome. One young rider in the early session Thursduy Is hlind . while uthtlrs ure in ~vheekhnlrs. . The riders m'\luge ~ nt1\lup. Lu.~t yeur \liW rider wus 4~. 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D~•lanod lor you your tchldulo •. your tutu I join Now for 1/2 offr grh WYNGATE OF GALLIPOLIS 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Stop by and help us NATIONAL ASSISTED LIVING WEEK with our carnival & Annual BallooS:n~~~ • lEN'S HEILTIOIRE \ I TELEVISION I. "American Idol · : Wedncsd11y," Fox. : I. (tie) "Everybody Loves Rnymond.'' CBS. 3. "CSI: Crime Sc.ene ln11est Igot ion · Monday." CBS. 4. "Luw & Order." NBC . • S. "American Idol : Tuesday," Fox. (From Nielsen Mediu Research) Pippy Brandam, 27. of Zaneavlll!l. l a~gh$ as \he hofStl s11e Is rictlng walks her around t11e artlntl at the Muiiklngum County Fairgrounds. Thursday. Aug. 29 In Zanesvi lle. Brandom Is \htl oldest participant In U115 yet~r's Alred S. Carr Center Special Riders Pragran]. (AP) • Qver~rook Re~~jjtatj~n Center will be hosting a memoria servicee 1cate to preserving_ the memory of September llth. Overbrook would also~like to cordially invite the public to come and join with us In commemorating the victims and heroes of the attack The ceremony will include Athens Citv Auditor Jimmy Stewart as keynote speaker, Middleport Mayor Sandy lannarelli, mem&ers of local law enforcement, the fire department and other notable organizations. Refreshments- will be ' served fonowing the ceremony. There are some things about a woman that only a woman can truly understand. That's why Pleasant Valley Hospital is designed to meet your healthcarc needs at every stage of life. Our philosophy is that being attentive to your need~ and expectations is the first step in providing quality health care. It's rhe concept behind our programs - to. provide a sensitive and caring environment for each woman who enters our Jiospital. .The 1 llhlnt~.-r ll'nth thl' hilt'\\', II hilt' til\\ llthl.'l'l\ 1\1111.. llll\11\1 Ill\ <'Udl \iJI.' tu \'IN\1\' th" ntlcr,· 'ul't-t1 . 1)1111.' 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"M~ Bl~ Fut Oreek +••• Wedding, • !FC Films. ,• 3. "XXX," Sony. 4. "Spy Kids 2: The Island .• of Lost Drenms," Disney. '• 5. "feat clot com.'' Wamer ·' • Bros. • (From Exhibitor Relutions , · Co.) J ll '11lkil AWI'illt Morgan-Kelly I .. Miller Jr. the groom, served as best man. Their three daughters were also in the wedding. Lalteishu Williams was ring bearer, Halena Garnes· Miller and Mikala Miller were flower girls. Calvin Minnis performed the ceremonr. Sabrina Hurt was the piantst. Owen Goins II was usher, and Brittunie Williams was guest re¥istcr. The couple spent the1r honeymoon in Pigeon Forge and Gattlin):)urg, Tenn. The couple reside in Gallipolis. r -s ------------------- Soot! Keblor a She~ l'leldo Pnul has been painting southeustern Ohio most of his life. although some of his work comes from his travels to the sen and other places. Severul of his works have been placed in pri· vate collections. including Borden. Inc .. Peoples Bank, John · James Audubon Museum. Carnegie Museum of Nuturul History and the Ohio Historical Society. Bobbi Bradford is a graduate of the Columbus Art School and for two ycurs !lttcnded The Ohio State University, School of • BY CHUCK MllltTIN -----------------....:..----------------------- GALLIPOLIS The artwork ol' Paul and Bobbi Brad.ford of Athens will fill the French Art Colony galleries throughout September. "The Bradford Exchnnge" will feature 40 works in the pastel. water· color, oil and acrylic medi· ums . The duo-exhibit , sponsored by Burnett's Shlnko Kttouto o.id Pout Grllhom Roofing and Heating. Cremeens Funernl Chapel. Shinko and Paul will be married at the Luhainu Saunders Insurance and Methodist Church in · Curter's Plumbing, will Lahnina. Hawaii on .Saturduy, run through Sept. Puul Brudford is u grudu· Sept. 14. 2002, and a reccp· tion will follow at the Pacific ate of the Columbus 0' Restaurant in Lahaina. . College of Art and Design. era on PATRIOT- Mr. and Mrs. ,...-.;_-------, · Daniel Preston announce tho engagement of their daugh· ter, Angel Dawn to Michael Preston Halley Jr.. son of Michael Halley Sr. of . Gallipolis and Violet Sheets. of Oak Hill. Both the bride-to-be and her fianc~ attend the University of Rio Grande. · The couple will ex~hange vows Sept. 29. 2002. at the French Art Colony in Gallipolis. 6aaNp t:t•tl ·6tathttl • Pete CS Po!Mroy • Middleport • Qalllpolla, Ohio • Point P.....nt. WV --------------------------------------------~--------------~----------------------------------------------------------~--- J Gumpf-Cockrell . - · - - -·-'--4 I AJ, DlJMS 1. "The Eminem Show," En1inem. Web. (Platinum certlt1ed sales of I million units) 2. "Nellyville.'' Nelly. Po' Reel. (Platinum) 3. "Let Go," Avril Lavigne. Arista. (Platinum) 4. "Lord Willln'.'' Clipse. Star Trak. · s. "The Risins." Bruce Springsteen, Columbia. (F1rom Billboard maglllinc) ffJilfffl,. @rmrly. . @Qr'FJ.?w·f Jlln~f,r$. . ftt~f ~I'J9r$ & JM/.tJc}r JM/.I'J'f'e f 1-888-3-FLORINE w ww. H r 111 .. , ,. n m HH - ~ . fl" GALUIIOLII St. Pottr't Epltcopal Church . 541 Socond Avtnu• . TUE 6:00 pm • WED 9:30 am JACKION Ean Main MON 6:30 pm • SAT 9:30 am Comfort lnri • 605 MIDDLI,OilT Church of Chrl1t • 437 Main Strllt THUR 6:00pm ll•lillrotlon 1111d wtiJII~n btlln 112 hour btlfort mtetlnfllmt. •tn OfT•ptollll /JJ .,.,.,,,.. aoJdfl... _,.,,.., I Admission is FREE! All Games are FREE! Bring Trye Whole Family For A Day Of Fun & Entertainment! at 300 Brlarwood Drive, Gall (We are in the same vicini~ as ffie Children's Home &Board of Education) For More Information, please call740.441·9633 �the River unbar llmtl·6tntfntl Page C4 1,2002 Dad, would you mind terribly if I became a teacher? Bv HAll\. K. P~LMIII, lb.D. I .I\ I 11 cd. ,, ~MJl\lrulc lcudcr llll <\ltucd 11w thut his dulljl.ht~r. n "'"''~'· juni,lr, hull bl\llll'he\1 the "'"'''''' nf ~h<l<"hltl tcuchlnl\ us t1 , '"""' b~ ;1lmo'1 ilplli<•!lclkully tlsk'"~ ""' t(uc,lit•n. H111 iut~ ~rtl\1' 11 up .11 ,, 1111\l' when lt'lll.'hcrs IVl'l~ sill· \\' I\' I~ l\'ll~~lt'<l Ul\d IIPJli'Cl'lliiC\1 hy lh,•u ''"11\ltltulitic,.lhi, ctll'illjl. tluhcr ";" '"'klcuctl hy llw chautote iu lhc II ,o\ tL'IIl'hiup h J1C1Wil'l'd . ~~~ mimi hqH\1\ m !'Ill'\' ulkr lhls bu,1uc" leader <'lll\\ll\llukt~tcJ his 't"" · l l'll'totun "' wnn.lvr nll\llll the oamlfkntinus inn ,talc - iu n '"'·iely '' h,•rc tL'nl'hint~ Is 1111 lun~cr · ''"" t•d hy llmuy 11s u dcsirtthlc pm'''"11111. I hell till to wumlcr whm lmd ~ Ill\<' 1\'t\lllllll\ <'I'CUIC II IIC~utiVC 1\Cr• ''''/It 1\111' nl' 1hb, llllhlc jll\lkssh m. h'l'L' I\1 I~\CIII'dl l'Ol\Lilll'tCd lly l'lw l \dliL'IIIhlll Alllnu..:c wilh ilsslslaucl' lh•m the Mm·shull llnivcrsily \ imduulc Cnilci!C fmlkutcd 1hm this ~ 11111111 indy is mll ttltll\c in her mis· ~i\111111 Uh\\lll ICllrhlt\g . Sa<lly, CI'CII llhl'<' wlhl W<ll'~ ill the pt\ll'cssinn I'eel as lhout~h they ttrcn ·, rcspc~lcd . A survey ~onduc1eJ "ith middle t\llll hl[!li school leuchers in 8erkeley, · Llllculn, Mlntott•. and lltlshur counties revculed thallewcr thun hulf of the lcuchers believe they ure rc~JXX·ted hY lhe lluhlic ;mil lhlll percetllnJ!e Is even ower in hil!h (:llwcn ~ \Chuols, WmJs like "frustnlliun,' "I<IO n1uch tmrcr wul'k'' nnd "lack of pm~nml sup-. purl" WCI'e on~n liSt'\! by ICUdlCr> , Whc11 uskcll wlutl has Ihe Jl.I'Culc>l ilnp11c1 '"' lhc qulllily of lcuchinJI. lhey cilalpl\ll'csslonulllevclopmcnl und prepuruli\ln. <'<111\jlelilivc cnmpcnsnlioll, sln\1\~er cut'Cer pt'Cpurulion und pmfcssumul I'CSilC~I us llw vitul inJ!I'Cdicnl~ . A teuchcr of 1hrce ycurs dtt'\l "udmlni~ltativc su/1pmt, ll''od 1\1\\I'Uic of lhc sdlll\1 tutd llHI'Cnlnl suppdrt" us hnvlug the grculcsl lmpucl un quality lcn<·hlntoJ. . When members of public WCI'C 11skcd the sunte open-ended qucstluns h1 14 lb.:us !11\\ll(l mcetinjl> 1~11chlnl! 200 people slnlcwide, lhcy Max~ I lll'I'CI' lhnuglll tlml I wuuld sell 11w .~ 0 !1111\b 1hnl I lmd prltllctl :till lUI lilY World ll'liVci> . Tu Ill)' SUI'• till«'. they IVI'I't' gone ill fnur tluys . tl11 Sillldtly, 111y slurv ru11 it1 lhc I'll hunt• 'uyl11g tlmt I hi1d u 400 pn~c h·~~~ uliuul "'Y world lruv.cls lur '11i1'. I lltll'lcd IICIIInJ!<'tllls Ul I0 11.111, ''" Stlllduy lh1111 thusc wnn11t1~ Ill huy I) I~' houk . l<'U II\c liJl tu Ihe slurc lnr "''" Mlk•s, und tlicl\ , llold 1he111 lhnl lh<'Y wt•uld huvc In wuil Ulllll ~ hutduy. I s~11 ·c sold 1\lot'C Ihun I l'.~jll'Cicd 111, lind hy 't'hut'sduy Cl\'llinll, they WCI'C ull 1\llnl'. l will he t•rdl'l'ln!l ~~~ 11\\li'C h<itlks lhtll will lit' In on Scpl. I ~. 2002. I think 1hu1 Ihi , <11\kl' wllllnsl for u while . I IIIII I'CI')' furltlllillc Ill be living tndny. I iiiii'C MIIC hud Sli111C close I!Cncrally ;~~reed with lhc lcu~hcrs. The pubh<' - which indutkd pur· ·ent,, ,ludenh. untl other l'ilizens· felt P"•fessional developmcnl, cllnlpelilive cumpcn,uliun. rewurds for quullty perfnrmun<'C ur n~L'l!Uiltnbil 11 . resources und good schuol/n>m11\UI\ily t~lminns were ucc1.kd Ill r t'Cnlc qunlily inlhc dussmom . One purlidpanl 11uled "Quulily lcul'lwrs nnywhere shnuld receive 'uluric> equal lo similar cducnled pt\ll'c>siol\uls in 1hc business world. Money is 11111 lhc only fuctor. butt he lni)!L' Jiscrcp:1119 in 'uhu·y mukes lcnl'llcr' fc'CIIhut the public dues not tqt:m.l lcnc hin ~ ·n> u vulunhlc Jlll.l· lbsion:" Sui\)CWIHII suqll'isingly. some sludclliS nnd purcnls imervicwcd indlcalcd lhnl lhcy do nol nlwuys l'c~l t'Cspe<'lcd hy lc:tcltcrs ur welcome in sclmols: "A lot uf pm~uls feel inllnmlcd," said one pnrcnl in the Enslcl'll Pnnhtmtilc . Thi~ rcscm;d1 wus huth enlightening :111d dlslrcssinjl.. T<·nchers. parcnl.,, smdcnls und ulhcr l'ililcns gcncrully III!I'CC on the aurihule' e"cnl ill I fnr quality lcm:hiug, bul ..slldly. lhese group~ appnr· cntly. do nol feel enough trusl or respect 10 discuss the issues or lo work cooperatively 10 ensure llml quulity, caring leaching i> uvuiluble In every d:tssrunm . This illl'k nf L'lllllmul\ily . cnnunuuicutlon motivnled The Edul'lltion Allinnce to Wl'ilc n ~iunl pn•posul to 1he Public Educuuon Nt•lwor~ to uddress lhis "disconned' in Wcs1 Virginia. Eurlicr lhi s spring. the Alliunce leurncd 1hu1 II wus sclcclcd 11s 1•nc llf only live sites chosen for funding. lhc tmly sl:llcwide silc und Ihe unly rumi stlc sek-ctcd to partidpalc in lhis groundbrcuking research und public cnl!ugcmcnt prnjccl. In lhc coming 1\Willhs, 1hc Allit~ncc will be funnl11g 20-pcrsol\ (\Hnmunily Dialogue groups in · eu.d1 of the 55 c<•unlies lti hring lvgether 1end1ers, plll\•nls. studcnls. business lcmlers. conm1unity lenders und lcgislutors. These mecling will be conduclcd · • • • to develop ,·ounly und slulc-levcl gouls Ill ensure quulily l~uching. bu1. more importunlly. to develop u l~vel of respect und umler~tundm~t among stukehoider groups in eud\ l'OUnly. ·• As >Chot•ls prepure for their opening, l fondly remember whul schools were like when l wus· n stu, dent . • Tcud1ers wee respcclcd and . upprcciutcd by stmlems: uml communilics emhusiuslicully supported !heir 'dmols. I yeurn for !hose gotid old duys when young people beumed wilh pride when lhcy told Iheir purents : they hud decided 10 enter one of the nobles! pmfcssions. leuching. Pleas.· shnre your (•pinion on lhis lmportmlllopic by wnling It• 11'1e ul: hpalmcr @cducul ionui Iiuncc .or~. (IJ~ /'a/mer is Prf'.~itle11tiCE.O 1!/ Hu• Education A1/iance, West Vi1~qinia :1· .l'llllt'll'id•• public edumtion jimd. MOl'!' il(/ill'marioll may be , ohrai11ed w 1\'H'H',edu('(lfimwl - · fiance. "''II·) book selling like hotcakes tuin . I think thai the good Lord wus · will suy thut lhcrc is no bcltcr - l'oem for Mnx wrltlcn with IIIL' us l ulmosl lust my life scv- plucc in the world lhnn my hom<· by F~d .I, Frounrelter cmllimcs. on 154 First Avenue in Ouc 11f my fuvnrilc lntvcliug Gnllipolis . W1• knm•· lhatlw hw trm•t•led I soon will heM~. unt.ll huvcn'l compuuiun' wus Jm:k Hunm1. 1 nl'tll'llnd 1(/itl' huvc been wilh him 011 .u l'cw lruvclcd since ~~~7 . I know my world 1rlps. u11u whcl\ you go truveling duys urc over. I have Uw i11• always n'flll'lled 10 somelhing wrong wilh my chcsl. with Jnck on 11 lri\1, you huve u thar herwr(fitl s/111; 1vonderl'lll lime . huvc many I huvc been to lhrcc diffcrcnl thor shim•th drJII 'n "" Gallil1 plwlos uf my world lruvels hung- doclurs, nnd lhey ull \~tid me lhul CrJunt\', '"!.t "" lhc wi1ils in my sl\lrc. lf my chest cun'l be fixed . I huvc A J>lace when· lw lw.1· mode his. you wu111 In sec thcni. you shtiulll ' Ills! 45 pounds, so I'm ufruillmy slop in my stme ut 422 Second duy' urc numbered . BLII I hnw home Avenue . Look lhcm over. und if l · lived u hnppy life, thank God. WI· k11011 ' that smnetlay, he nevt•r : haw 1111 cxtru l'~trcign cuin, t,;il (LongTime Gaifi!'ofi., illl.liiH'.I'.I'- /1101~· ll'i//11}(1111 pivc yuu llllC . 1111111 Max 11111'111'1' occa.,·imwl/t• ,\'llhfor 111/ tltlll• l'iCfiii'I'S he has II surc)ms beer• wunucrl'ul 111 mit.l' articles to 'rile Swuh1 ,. ')Ymt•sraken.fiJI' 11s f>l'OI'Ie to s1•e sec huw olhcr people live in tlil'- Sl'llfillt'l a/mur llis ll'rll'ilf fml'els, Wt• t/111 r you God, .If,. I!fi· fcrenl puns ul Ihe wori<L Whul a)tr/ III<'IIWrit•,,· of' Gallipolis r1ml 1111 cdtll;nlinn lhul hus hccu . But I Gullia Cmmlr.) (I{ Mar 7i1Wnt•y Max . Tawney . MEMORIES ' cutis on my world lruvcis. I llun'l lhink I toler you ubc1u1 when I wus 11ylng with l'nur lllhcr pcopk lmd lh~ plunc rut\ nul of gas . We landed ''" the IOiluf u lur1.1c 11111\llltaiu. u11d if we W<lllld huve l!t•llc ·1~ fed fmlhcr, we would have fallen lhousumls of !eel dnw11 u rocky moun- Deali.ng with allergic rhinitis ' Bv KIM OUINI, B.S.N., R.N. slnllcc, Aliel'!!ics m·c cuuscJ by yo1ir body's lmmUI)e systcrn. Your II\'! linJ\\ltllc system prolccls you by Du yuu hnvc u 1'11111\Y or cln~~cd lllnkilll! unllbodics thul l'lght viruses und buclerlu, but whcu you huvc III"C ; CIIU~hilll! IIIIU pusliHISUI i.lt'lp: licltlll~ eyes. tl\t,sc u11d lhmtll: d11rk ullerl!les, II overrett~ts und lrics lo <'ircles Ul\dcl' tlw eyes: wutct•y eyes; pro1~c1 you fmm ordlnu1·~ 1hh1g.<. lnfluiiiiiHIIhll\ uf lhc memhrune lhul The lmn;une ,yslcm olunullcrgk line' the eyelids'/ pcrsuJI reucls when u subsluncc is II yuu sul1'cr f1'ol\i lhcsc sym/J· lthsurhed lnlo l_helr body. These suh'"""· vou'rc 11nlulu11c. ltr ru~l m I· stunccs thul cuusc ullcrglc renctlons liun~ ;,f people suffer lhun lhis In suscepilble people urc cullcu . <.'<11\ltlllli\ dil'ol)k wlldhlnn ~ulletl ttlleri!Cns . Exumples of ullel'gens tu·e: IIIICI'~Ic l'ltlllhls, Allct'gk l'hliiltls Is u gct\crullcl'ltl • Pollens · • House dust mlle.1 used '" npply lo unyonc who hu,s nl kr~ v·hn.sctl sy1n1ilums. An ullcr~y • Mold b l ui11· l1otly \ I'CU~tloll In u sub· • Pel dundcr Allergic rhinitis ~un be u ~eusunui prohlen1 1huy fever or pollen nllcrgy) Ill' ll YCIII'•t'Ullnd \lroblem (known us pcrenniul nllerg c rhlnl11,). Huy fever or scusonul ullerglc rhlnills Is cuused by ullergy lu pollen uf trees, weeds, grnsses. or muid spores . Pcrenniul nllcr~ic rhinitis Is cu\Jscd by unimul t.lundcr. house dusl, und mold. ·The lhrcc upprouchcs lu the lreul~ mcnl of t1llergk rhlnilis nrc; uvoidunt:c uf 1he ulicrgcn; medkut ion lo relieve your symploms: nnd ·ullcrgy shul.s. Scvcrul wuys of uvoidlng !he. ullcrgcns urc : rcmuinin8 wilhin n well alr-condltlmicd cnviruumcnll\S 1),, Y<lll suf!'cl' !hull allergic !'hllll · much us possible during the pcuk pollen sensum: weur pollen musk when mowing the gruss or houscclcunlng; rid the home of ludour plants und o1her sources of mildew: keep dunder producing unlmuls outdoors: usc ulr fillers, und u dehumidifier. When uvoidunce of un ullergen isn'l possible. mediculions muy be needed. If uvoiduncc und medlculions full lo control ullcrgy symptom.l, the physlcinn may recom· mend ullcrgy shots. This involves the lnjccllons of ullergcn eKirncls to "desensitize" lhe person. Allergic rhinitis cnn huvc u dis· ruptivc impncl on your life . Symptoms cun nfl'ccl how you feci ut home, nt work, ut school, nnd even how you inlcruct with others. : Allergic rhiuilis cun be Irented. , Undersllinding whut !riggers your · symp1oms is un imponant s1ep hi the lrcUimenl nf allergic rhinitis. · Your physlclun cun help you iden- · tify wh:ll is cuusing your symptoms. und how to lrelll or prevent 1hem. · If you would like more lnfonnnlion on nllergic rhinills , contuc~ . your physlciun or the Oullin·Counly Heuhh Depurtment ul 740-441- · 2950. (Kim Greene. /J.S.N., R.N., is a . 1111rse with rile Gal/ia Cuwll\' Hectltlr : Di!partment.) · IPID!AMAN 0 1:00 & MIN IN BLACK 2 0 3:00 OR IPID!RMAN 0 7:00 • Gal a rREE OISH Netwotil digital llloiUie 1V IY'Iem (MSRP 1149) and a POOLSAND ABOVE AIDBROUND SPAS FR!6 !lahdani Prolmlonallmtallallon (MSRP II 99). Thai'>; $148 valuci Add a IKond tetelvet for only H9.99. 1u11 IUblttlbt IO Amtt~a'1 Top !0 padtlgo lor I 122 .9~ per rMnth. Amlrkl'l fopiO !!'" MlY, TNT, C.- NelwO<~ DI~""'Y O•IWIO All AG MS. nLL TIMF S M .OO llkl C:NN. l tlo/e!l! fiJOrttl n'AitMZDI. Q~ 740! lHH·7413 ; \ ·Hfifi•fifiO·MOO w · ~OIK ,..,. . . . . . .. ""'M' ...........". . . iunba, limes ·itntintl Forget your fear of frying, here's the recipe for .perfect ·fried rice BOSTON (AP) - Th~ Kimball a>ks . tAping is for a show thnl's The director stops the ull ubout rcully good fried ~tel ion to ask ·for a <'amera rice. Chrisll>pher Kimb<dl , cluse-up of the finished . publisher und ediwr of dish, lhen Kimball brings Cook's lllustrutetl mug<t - lhe segment tv a close . tine. is on cumcra u~ ho sl "By fur. 1his is the best .of the muguline 's com - fried rice l' ve ever hud . puniun TV show. ... There you have it. from "A merica's Te st Kilchen ." · Americu 's Test F1icing the (·umer11s in Kitchen ."' the maguzinc's ultru -cffi The four cameras pull cienl tesl kil~h e n, Kimbull bu,·k. und the kitchen quff . promises vi~wers 1h111 1he swoop down on lhe set for fried rice he is ubout to a tnste of thlll fried rice. make will he light and fluMinutes later, the entire vorful nllher than sodden process begins ugain with and gre11sy. He ' recom - a new set of ingredlents, mends thnl 1he ingredienls sp<>lless cooking equipbe cooked in b111ches. und ment und u new culinary he !ells lhe audience 10 e~perl, M!tlthew Card. one forge! !heir fe11r of frying . t•f lhe tesl cvol<.s at Cook's Kimball cnthusiaslkalty Illustrated. weighs lhc pros und ~:ons This lime it's u s.egnwnr o1' woks versus nonstick · on something to serve skillets. For lhis segmenl, with Ihat (ried rke . -. he 's assisrcu by .test kung puo shrimp . • kilchen llirec1or Bridget "Quiel on the set!" the Luncuslcr, wtw wcurs u direcl\lr orders, und taping goes on into lhe nigh!. luvender chef's jacket . Luncusler knows cvcrylhing !here is In know aboul fried ri~e. including lhe right way to muke lhe llish so clean nnd li_ghl you cun distinguish lhc many · differenl flitvors in every bi 1e. '·, cup oy stor sauce The success of Ihe dish, I 111blespoon soy sauce she suys. will depend on 3', mblespoons pem1u1 or four slcps: whul lo add, vegeluble oil how mud1 10 udd, when to 2 large eggs. bemen lighlly udd it, und when · to lenve R ounces smull shrimp, il ulonc . peeled unt.l deveined The very best fried rice. I cup frm.en peas, preferLuncuslcr expluins for lhe ably buby peus, lhuwt'd cumerus. is mudc wilh ', ounce (5 10 6 medium) leflover rice . thnl has been dried shliluke mushrooms, refrigcruled overnighl. reh~dnued in I cup hot water Don't 1ry lu make fried unltl soflened, uboul 15 mlnrke wilh iJUCknged rice llles. lh~n druineu. trimmet.l lhnt hus been precooked, of s1ems. und sliced imo y,. parboiled or converted. inch slrips These processed rices 2 Chinese snusnges (ubout become too soggy and 4 ounces), halved leng1hwise wet, Ulld lhe grnins disin - und CUI crt)SSWise into \,_ inch tegrute during frying. she pieces. t;ir 8 ounces sliced explulns. smoked hmn. cui into '',. Inch Lnncns1er nlso ·· recom: pieces (optionull mends flavoring the rice 4 ounces Chinese pork . wilh o~stcr suuce ruther rous1, cui inH1 \,.inch chunks lh,nn jusl soy suuce . 2 medium gnrlic cloves. Kimbnll udmils he does minced (uboul 2 leuspoons) · 11.01 know whut oys1er 5 cups cold cooked while suuce consists of, und he rice, !urge clumps broken up seems sincerely httppy 10 5 medium SCltlllons. sliced learn that il is a highly lhin (uboul 1< cup) concentruted ccunbinulil)n Combine oys1er suuce und of soy suuce, brine und soy suuce in smuli bowl: sel oyster exlruct. . uside. · .From c~lensive fried Heul 12-inch nonsllck skilrjce recipe 1es1lng. lei over medium hem until l;uncaster has found thtll hot, about 2 1nlnutes. Add I'" udding tl1e remaining leuspoons nil und swirl In ingredienls in bu1ches cout pun bonom. Add eggs eggs thai ure scrumhled und cook without stirrin~:: fpr jusl I minule und ve~- until they just begin to . set, eJubles thut urc sauteed 111 uhoul 20 seconds , then advance - produces u scramble und breuk into. · &rier. more uppeuling smnll pieces with · wooden tiled-rice dish . spoon: continue 10 cook, slir: Afler whipping 10gc1her nng constantly, ulllil eggs ure riled rice mudc wilh cooked thmul!h but not peeled and deveined browned, about I minute shrimp. pork und pcus, longer. Trunsfer eggs to small bancus1er nnd Kimball bow) and set uside. !five it u lusle , and marvel Return skillet to medium al1hc layers of flavor they heut und hcut until hot. about uh uble 10 cletccl. I minute, Add 11, teaspoons "Shrimp und scrambled . oil nnd swirl to coni pun botel,lgs, whul an odd comb.i· 1om. Add shrimp and conk. nution." Kimbull udlibs. stirring constuntly, until "Thai smells grcut!" he opuquc and just cookec.l ~,;Qmments. us Luncusler lhrough, nhout 30 seconds. 11ilds minced gurlic to the Transfer' to bowl with eggs dlsh tuwurd the end of the und sel nslde. Clloking proces> . Relurn skillet lo burner, :"This is where mosl increase heat to high, und people muke a mistake," heut skillet until hot, about 2 Lancaster explains. "If minutes. Add remulnin~ 21, you udu gurilc to II dish ttlblespoons Oil nnd SWirl to · l()o eurly, 11 will burn nnd coat pun bouom. Add pens, tnste biller. And you mushrooms, suusnge Of hum ,' s~ould cut up your seal-· and pork. Cook, stirring conlions jusl before ut.lding stuntly. for I minute. Stir in them to u dish. If you cui garlic und cook until fragrant, them too much In uboul 30 ~~econd~. Add rloe advance, scallions 'will und oy~ter suuce mixture; ~U~ve a soupy flavor." cook, stirring constantly und :As they aguin sample breuklng up rice clumps, apd analyze their complet- · until mixture Is heated etl dish. Kimbull und through. about3 minutes. Cuncuster continue their Add eggs. ~hrlmp und hCUIfried -rice bunter. lruding lions; cook, stirring CQnstantfpod fuels in between ly. until heuted through. bjtes of fond . abou1 I minute. ·serve imme· •"Did you know there lire diutely. ·<Al,ooo different kinds of Mukes about 8 cups, serv· rice 'in the world'!" ing 4 to 6. Fried Rice With Shrimp, Pork and Peas Easysum r the most of mus BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Cllllks ~un pul tvgether CII'Y 'IIITIIlll'r meals or snacks in ~hon Pnler by taking adval\lage of quick-cooking nnl'hrooms and everyone's fpndn<'" fm pitt<~ and burger,, even mc<ttlt·" vne,. A tusty IXlrlllbellv mushrtllllll piua m<tde with " prep<tred plu<t l'fllll topped with tho mushmoin 'lice,, red bell ~pper \llld lTIOuarella take' onl) 10 ll\li1Ute' in the vven or t)n the grill ttl be ready. hoi ami frugnmt . A Gre~k ­ style piua starts with pita "cru>t." topped wilh sauteed while lllll~room slices, union, tom<tto, black olive' and cheese. The Purm~sm1 porll•belll• "burgers" served With II SUVOI')' 1'\111\ICII red-pep~r spreud are sandwiched 1n convenuonultoasted bum•. '· IC'"IXIOII 'lilt \ l~u,~x>n grvund bi<~Ck. IX'Pt"'r One I.-inch 1'1'<'-h<l~\XI p~uu ~.·w,t . l l'UP' -..hrt'\ tl<•d nwuarelh1 chi."'''' Prt•hc•at I>VI"Il to -150 ~ or prt·~>al'<' grill . In a l<ll'ge '>klllel, 00<11 od mt•r m~thum· htgh he<ll . Ad1l (lllilll\ <11\11 tlcll IX'pp..·r: l'\lllll <mil "-llr lmlil \J:n\\l.lr. i\t>l>11t 5 mimlle,. 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Ad llll IL ttlnlnct yu ut· luiJu llllllrn~y ut"gtlltlilntlutt m cull lhl s ltcw~pilpcr. • "tiHH I ~ hl:lW the cc l ~bniiiUI1lJI' llthmmllututlllh.ll'lii!Y truly bcglliA . l:lr lniUEII EIVEIIlJEIIII:lntl 6f flllltlv-(•ll~ Vlllll!! ft:!f 161!11 jl'll111r!!~l!!fl!lfft!!AI, W!l flff!lr flffitl!! 11t:M§ !!t ~tiM IJ,Q, Rtluhllltl ' ill!\, Hl!f~OUftiVIII!!, wv, ,, Our noxt ollnlo dlt 11 llrlday, . pt. 13, Coli (114) 411 •117'4 or 1·100·37'1·47'00 for lfiiJlPOIHtm Ht, Sp olallzlng In tot I joint ropll3orJmtmt Fans seek historical listing for sun-kissed Wahconah Park king Peds committed to putting roads in Appalachia s most isolated areas l'll<.EVILLE, Ky. (AP) Whell road cl'e\\ls lirst .built U.S. 119 thNugh etlstenl Kentucky, they treated . Pine Mounlah1 like the neighborhood bully, treading gingerly ammtd 1he sleep slopes. No1110re Mt. Nice Guy. The next l'lltld will go ' straightlhNugh the heart of the mountain, creating one of the longe~t vehicle 1unnels in \he Uniled St11tes. . t11e Appuln~hiall .~eglonn l Coltlrtli sslon, charged by t011gress lo build roads to open the mountain region to econo111lc p1~1gress, also Is · Inking on sevet'l\1 other mountains ·th11t have stood 'dellantly in the way. ·• The ARC platls to spend $(\.R billion over the next 20 yea1·s 10 hulld 500 miles of mode111 Ntlds Into the most · lsohtted 1treils of Ap!Jalachiu. lndlviduul stu\es will eontribute S2 billion to the ell'ort. "You ' re fnd11g mountain ridges everywhere you look," lltlill Kevlit 011111ron, a hlghWttY plumier for the Kerllucl.y 'rrumporlatloit Cltbli1et 111 Pikeville. "lt 's very rugged . · lermht" With ct·ews pushing \hi'OUfc!h six 11\0IIIHlllils to build U.S. 1\1) In easteml>ike (\lllllly, Dnn1ro11 said the cost h11s t'l!ached $20 million a mile . . • .t he cost Is even higher S30 million 11 mile - ot1 an 18-mlle stretch of U.s. 460 near ~lkhorn City, near the ·• Vir@lnle. border, because of the nddltlonal expense of cuttltlll Into 1\iOUI\taltltop and brldglnll hollows. I em~ L White Jr., to-chair· man of the colttirtlsslon, uld the roads thai were promised to the people of Appalachia must be co1tlpleted. · "It's not a partial promise,'' he sill d. "It's essential thai the etulre system be completed 1 atld I alii confldetlt It will be.' StilL local officials who have wulted und watched as roads were buill 111 other ptlrts ()f the region worry that projects like the Pine Mountain tu1111~l construction might somehow be det·ulled. Letcher Cuutlty Judf!eExecutlve Carroll Sttllth suld A highway construction <:rew works atop a 200-foot column tha\ Will support e bridge In the Appalachian Mountains near Pikeville, Ky., on Tuesday, Aug. 20. The work Is part of a project to Improve e narrow, winding U.S. 1_19. {AP) people who huve never truv· ded the nurrow lm1es and hairpin curves of Pine Mountuill c!ln' t know the iiii!JOrtutlce of building the remulnlng stretches of high- , Wll)'. "There's atwuys the chance thm somebody will pull the funding at some pomt,'' he said. "Thtn's why we have to-, muke sure the tunllel proJect stuys on the fnmt burner.' · White said the 500 mites of mud yet to be built will cost . netlrly us much us the 2,525 mites M hlghwuy already conslructed in the mountains. Finishing the 11nol portion of the . roadwork uuthorlzed by Congress In 1965, he said, is criticall y important. "Every new mile opened translates Into lives saved," White said. "It means new opportunllles for business development and In creating new Jobs. It's · impo~tant because anything short of the completed system will blo~k the region from participating fully In the nattortal econom~ 1111d In our national prosperity. ' Pine Mountain Is such a challenge that highway planners reco111mended going through, Instead of over, the sleep slopes. The ARC has agreed to help fund a $188 ml II Ion tunnel thut Damron said will be about 1.8 miles long. Stale highway planner Keith Dan1Nn suld It will one of the three longest vehicle tuliliel s \11 the United States, and the longest two-tune tunnel In the nation . world In Lake Wlll'it\Witl~ ~" lllltlli'C tld. ·r11 ~ \l'ti~Ctly 1~11 1 \jliNl Whc\1 aslxyclii'-Uitl ~il lll1lllt·cud ·- It '11 wltcu a . t'IO-y~ot·-Uill C!llllllil hlatl . ' Diven I hlltth'l!tl' ~ 1:11' llitlllun ~ l:lf ~dulls IUPI DOMI ' Page C7 . ~ !!~~~~t~md~·6~t~nrt~n~ti______~----_J~~!!~------------~~~~s·~~~m~M~re~,2~on • • • i'l·utluu~tllli ctiii)U!Wihlll With thu Sutllh~tlllli~ws~ilp~t l•ublish~t! As!uchttluu. "~·t ;tik ltul~s" eu~yHglil ~' ~UII~ Ut~guty ,l.ullckt. www.attbyj,lnicke.curu KELLEYS ·lSLANO, Ohio (AI') - l!rl~ht ~treaks of light cut thNugh Luke. Erie's hallow waters and lllutnlM nate a hulking skeletol1. Dl vers 11oat past the green moss and tebm mussel M hell s that cover the anchor lift and woode11 hull of the F.H. Prince, a propeller-driven steamer that caught' fire 111 1911 luNI otT the coast of Kelleys Island , "fo know lhnt there were actually people on that shlp just glvts me a feeling of connection to that perloo In time," l!ays Cheryl Hubans1 who Is milking her second di ve In the lake, "I've looked out on that water many times and had NO Idea what wus out there ." over the lust two decades, pollutants that ,turned Lake Erie Into an ertvlru11mental 1ness have decreused drutttatlcally, opening u 11ew underwater world to divers. 'They come to explore the skt!letal reinalns of doze11s of shlpwreckN that are strewn ihtoU!!hout lhe Orent Lake. Even those wrecks dating to the eorly 1'9ll0s ate wel,l preserved becuuse there s no salt .In the water. While Lake Eric doesn' t offer ellotlo marine life or the bright hues ftJund In pllp· ulur diving spots In warmer clhMies, there ate hlddel1 Ctlves to discover, ship· Damron suid the tunnel is badly needed to replace the · current road across the 3,272foot mountain in eastern Kentucky. The 7-mile coil of two-lane blacktop has curves so shnrp the suggested speed limit lulls to I 5 mph in pluces. Large trucks have been banned from the highway. Crews already ure wvrking on the new four-lane U.S. I 19 between Pikeville and Belfry, ·blasting cuts thNugh mountaintops and erecting gargantuan pilturs to support bridges over hollows to speed tratTic between Pikeville and Charleston, W.Va. "The terrain is unreal in some of these places," said Doug Wright, construction manager for the state Transportation Cubinet· In Pikeville. "It's a slow process." · Qver the past 37 years, the ARC has spent about $S .S billion on roads through the mountains of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mar.yland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio. Pennsyl vanla , New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vir$1niu and West Virginia. IndJvidual states hove contributed about $I .3 billion. "The easiest parts were done first." !aid ARC spokesman Duane DeBruyne. "What's left are the greatest en~l n eeri n g challenges, the bndgc work , the tunnel work. long stretches of severe terral n." anew s waters wreckg to find and countle ss Is working to estubti sh a shipwreck preserve to freshwater fish to wutch. und diving encourage "There 11re a lot of wrecks touri sm . to pick from," suys Steve The preserve is to ring Sherlilun, who operates dive Kelleys Island in western charters on his 27-foot boat. Lake Erie and cover 40 "VtJu get to dive In your back yard, h's better than square miles. Hopes are to huve It established next sumdiving In a quarry.'' mer. Lake Erie Is the shallowest The area Includes at least of the Great Lakes - Its depth s averaging about 60 30 shipwrecks, and project feet. Its western busln officials want lo have some between Toledo and sites marked off for divers to Cleveland Is littered with explore. Mooring buoys ~hlpwrecks from the violent would be set up around ships storms that can whip up In a to help divers locate the wrecks and boaters to avoid hurry • them. that's where divers can . The stute bans divers from fllld . rusted propellers, taking from the anchors, boilers and chains, wrecks, anything but years of diving Many wrecks - thought have left some ships without to number anywhere from original artifacts. . I,800 to 4,000 In the entire The luke was considered lake - are In easy to reach dead 20 years ugo - so bad · wuten. that former late night TVThe shallow waters ·are host Johnt1y Carson sarcastiperfect for beginning divers cally called It "the place fish or divers who wam to keep go to die ." their skills sharp without hut because of antl· poliU• traveling too fur. lion efforts that have dramat· The biggest drawback Is lcally cut lhe amount of thnt It does not take long for wastewater dumped in the storlns to stir up the lake's lake and the introduction of bottom, makl11g visibility zebra mussels, which act as near zero and putting filters and a~sorb sediments, planned lrlps on hold . visibility now extends "After a storm, we Usually beyond up to 30 feet on a have to walt a feW days to good duy. There are a handful of dive." Sheridan says. churter boats lhut now offer Interest In diving Lake Erie I ~ Increasi ng, and Ohio dive lrips . . PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP) - h was the summer of 1892 when the sweet sound of ball meeting bat was heard for the lir't t;•ne in Wahconah Purk. Over the next II U years, the crooked minor ! ~ague basebatt park - where dead center is 374 feet from home. the right and left field lines are about 334, but right center is a distant 430 - has seen and cuhivaled its share oflegends. People still talk about Lou Gehrig pasting one out of the park and into the nearby Housatonic Ri ver. And they remember tniscues like that July 30 night in I 970 when Bruce Ki son hit seven Piustield Senators and was forced to leave the minor teague !,(aJlle despite having a one-h1Uer. Still, he survived to have a long career with Major League Baseball. For those reusons and more, city officials say the quirky park known for its sun delays because it faces west belongs in the National Register of Historic Places. "Wahconah Park rellects what baseball used to be and what is sti ll best about · it," Pittsfield Muyor Sara Hathaway said. The city's request for nomination, launched in Aut'ust, must first be rev1ewed and investigated by the Massachusetts ·Historical Cori1mission. If 'he st:. oppm , the nomInation is forwwded to federal authorities. Hi storic desi~natioil could open opportumties for the cash-strapped city to ~et grant money to help mumtain and promote the park, which opened Aug . 10, 1892. The. Pinsfields prevailed that day. 12-1 over the Gizes, a semipro team from Albany, N.Y. The park holds more than just hi story. On ',Varm summer nights, Wahconah Park i,~ tilled with . families . Just like it was in the summer of I 9 I 3 when the Piustield Electrics - 1he pride of a local trolley car company - drew 70,000 fan s. (That team is not to be confused with the Electrics of the 1940s: who got their moniker from the dty 's main industry.) . On a recent · night, the 2,300 or so fans didn 't seem to mind thai the Berkshire Black Bears, who are holding down the Northern League cellar in their inaugural season, are again losing. Kids scamper along the bleachers. Parents chatter in a .grandstand, creating a buzz thai often drowns out the game announcer. Groups of teen-age girls giggle as they watch ballplayers not long out of high school. And there was special magic when fans' voices rose in a ragged a cappella chorus of "Take Me Out to the Batlgame." They've been playing baseball at Wahconah Park ~ince 16 years before the tune was wrinen . The roofed grandstand was last rebuilt in 1950. But Jim Thorpe and Gehrig, who played here in the 1920s, would recognize il slitl. The farthest seat is lcs~ than I 00 feet from the action and a series of fake ow ls dangle by their neck> from ropes to keep the pigeom from befouling the patrons in the high-priced seats - $5 and $7. with the bleachers going for $4 - just like they have si nce.the 19th centmy. The tiny locker rooms, dugouts and conce~sio n stands are from another lime. Still, the paint is bright and the grass on the diamond manicured to a sheen. New this summer are the bright blue box seats I hat the Bluck Bears installed to replace the old wovden foldIng chairs. Our Biggest ~learance of the Year! For a limited time, we're clearing out Inventory ~t Incredible savings! Save on all of our quality homa·furnlshlngs Including: • All PatiO .........................................- ....... 10% on • Salacl Group ol End Jablas ...'t'n••$75.00 • Dlnattas .............- .........-- 111111""t $189.00 • All Bedroom Groups.........- ........... 50% On • Sectional • Neutral color twHd ......: ............. 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'2499 ...$1 049 IAll Salu Final I •.All Sola's UP to 50% OHI • All Hlda·A·Bads UP to 50% OHI e AU Racllnan . 50o/80HI Financing ble Shop Dltlly 8:30•m lo 5pm Shop Frld•y only ll•m to 5pm 866 THIRD AVENUE IN GALLIPOLIS (7 40) 446-3045 -4·-----.. - . ' • �I Page CB • ~ 11nm r Jfmtbul Inside: Pomeroy • Middleport • Gelllpolla, Ohio • Point PIH..nt, WV Cla.s.~ifitd (U/s. Pa~~s ' Family gets nervous with safe, warm tliis season brother in driver~ seat D.J-8 1V networks play it LOS ANGELES (AP) Come to momma, popim and the television set and everything will be all better. Fumily life and bittersweet nustalgia are unmistakable themes in the 2002-03 full rv lineup as bro~dcast networks try to strike a reussuring chord with audiences. Among · the 34 new series the six m<\ior networks arc introducing. there are 16 family sitcoms and dramas occupying airtime previously devoted to comedies about cute, self-absorbed singles. The rigid network focus on young adult viewers is, if not ·out. softened: pro~ rums designed to draw family audiences. once a TV stapli:, are again a key part of the m1x . The emphasis is a reaction to the terrorism of a year ago, say industry experts. "A good portion · of the sd1edule is made . up of sl10ws that can be traced back to the aftershock of 9: II," said Stacey Lynn Koerner, a television. analyst fur Initiative Media. '-Maybe they think the Amerkun public wants to go Arthur from PageCI Allison · has a web· site where his accomplishments are shared with hundreds of friends ull ucross the world, all cheering him on. · "The finui mile took place on April 25. 2002, when Arthur completed his a vinual tour of the USA where he actually roiled his last mile in Jersey City. N.J.," said Fcllure. "On his 67th birthday, he rolled on the beautiful, scenic boardwalk in Liberty State Park with the Statue of Liberty on his right, and the picturesllue New York skyline on h1s left - surro~nded by the Hudson Ba~." · Funds for Allison's trip cume frum donations and fund-raising uctivities ut Scenic Hills. . He wus accompanied on his trip by Fellurc, and two other C)>Usins, Mary Allison Carpenter and Viviun . Allison: Cinda Saunders, director of social services: nurse Mary Sheets, nurse Claudia Mattison and personal assistant Jim Fitch. "We were chauffeured around in style by our own spcciul driver," Fellure said. Police cruisers and motnrcycle escorts cruised in front :md behind Allison's wheel- back in time," said analy>t Roy Rothstein of Zemth Medin Services Inc. Old TV friends including Carol Burncu proved nuings sturs when u t1ood of buckwurd-looking specials uired during the ' 200 1-02 seuson. And MTV's 'The Osbournes" was a loud signal that mulligenerationul fumiiy shows could work. Network executives took the hints. There are new versions afoot of the classk antholog~ series 'The 1\1•ilight Zone· and the cheery sitcom "Family Affuir," while Dick Clurk's ''AmeriC<In Bandstund" is the inspiration for a 1960s-era fnmily dramu. The past is ulso the setting for two uncannily similur shows ~et in the 1980s, "Thut Was Then" and "Do Over," in which discontented men get the chance to relive their youth. Other series emphasize official institutions thut runelion effectively - ur at lcust employ people who do wh1ch Koerner suggests represents more Sept. II fallout. There are seven new crime drnmas with heroes rnnging from FBI agents trucking missing persons ("Without u Truce") to hip undercover cops ("Fustlune"). to u diligent IRS ugent ("Push, Nevadu"). Physi~,:inns, including HMO rebels, are the heroes of a pair of dueling hospital shows (''MDs" and "Pre•idio Med." competing Wednesday). r The spate of.nime shows also was inspired l:>y the populurity of th~:: CBS forensics drama "CSI : Crime Scene lnve,tigatinn ." A spinoff. "CSI : Miami," is r~gurded n• one of the likclkst hits. There arc five new science fiction or funtusy shows to sample. indudin~ the "Batman"-derived tulc "Birlb of Prey," the sp1~re· adventure "Firetly" and the dinosm1r epic :'Dinotopiu." And look for u few other trendiets. Miumi and Los Angeles are popular locales and sibling rivalries arc hot. The place tu work is ut a TV station - tht: office setting for sitcoms "Good Morning Miami," "Less Than Perfect" am.l "Life with Bonnie." chair during that last mile, which turned out to be the hardest of all. Allison has some great obstacles that day. Many factors were against him bricks which were difficult to roll on, horrendous wind, und then freezing rain and sleet mixturc. "But Arthur didn't seem tu notice. He just kept on smiiin' and rollin'," Fe Ilure said. The New Jersey roll. which would normally wkc Arthur only a few minutes in the hallways of Scenic Hills, took more than an hour. Jersey City Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham and Deputy Muyor Anthony Cruz were on hand tt> declure the day "Mr. Arthur Allison Day." Then it was off to the New York Stock Exchange building, where they were given a special tour, tn Ground Zero where the World Trade Center's Twin Towers once stood, to the Empire State Building, ;md to a Medieval· dinner show where he was recognized by the cast. Overall, the thing· they were most impressed with, though, were the New Jersey and New York residents' gencros.· ity and kindness. The four day trip, one would think, would be the perfect ending to his stor~. but upon his return to Scemc Hills. he participated for the first time in the West Virginia Wheelchair Track and Field ChJilnpionship und took first pluce Ill the 5.000-meter. tukmg 14 minutes otr u record set 12 years ugo. He later went tu his 50-year class reunion - 50 pounds lighter then when he gruduatcd from high school. All thut from a man who was bedridden unci never left the nursing home but muybc twice a year for IRyears. Think he's tired yet? He's now planning a "trip" uround the world. He's currently 1,100 miles into the Atlantic Ocean. heading toward the Western Sahara in Africa. Fellure estimates five years before he reaches the New Zealand ureu. "All 1 ever wanted ti> do wus · to inspire others," Allison suid. Allison can be reached for cheers and support at Arthur Allison, in care of Scenic Hills Nursing Home, P.O. Box 311, Bidwell, Ohio . 45614. e-mail aa305@ webtV.Ilet or visit his web site httF://www.geocitics.com/art ul is on I buck e y·c. h t m L h t t p : /I c o m m u n i t y . · wcbtv.net/aa305/BUCKEYEEXPRESS, http://community.webtv.nct/ua305/MILES LOGGEDROLLIN, and http://community.webtv.net/ A65A/ARTHURALLISONSTRIP. · DEAR ABBY: My brother just turned 16. and. is learning to drive. He has already run over n chipmunk, n garbage can and our fence ' Yesterday. my father Abby asked my brother to drive home in our brandnew vun. My mom and I ADVICE were terrified. I stluted yelling. "I'm too young managing several apartto die!" My mother told ment buildings she owns. him to pull over becnuse Whenever there is a she was . ufraid she was problem with one of her going to "hurl." rentnls, she complains Abby, what should I do ubout everything she hus the next time I httve to be· to take care of. Then in n cur he i~ driving? she'll ask me to help her Help me! - GOING out fixing · plumbing, BANANAS BECAUSE changing locks. etc. OF BRO Abby, my mother nets DEAR GOING in excess of $250,000 per BANANAS: You should year. I hnve offered to never get into a vehicle find n hundymnn to assist with nnyonc yout' her, but she gets upset brother , included und suys, ''It C(')sts too unless· you ure' certnin the much to hire someone." person is n safe driver. Mom tries to muke me And your brother should feel guilty by telling me not be hchind the wheel that the duy will come unless h~ is accompanied when I'll inherit everx· by un adult who cun thing she has. Whitt supervise his driving. should I do to keep the It appcurs your brother pence? OVER· still has a lot to learn WHELMED IN nnd he muy need some ORLANDO udditionul lessons from DEAR OVER· an accredited driving WHELMED: Your instructor. peace of mind is more DEAR AJJBY: I um u unportant than "keeping 38-ycur-old white-collur the peace." Tell your professional w~o works mother that with nil of tn a . strcsslt!l. und her responsibilities. she demandtng post! Jon. I needs a handymun - und cherish my time off · if thut meuns you inherit (ni~hts, weekends and less, so be it. Then offer · holtdays). I need to aguin to help her find unwind and rejuvenutc one. myscll'. DEAR ABBY: Plense The problem: my moth- help me. I um scared er. She also leads 11 hectic life filled with ongoing . responsibilities, which · include running her own. business in addition to D ear about m~ feelinl!s . I am 32, marned and emotion· ally and phvsically attracted to my Is -rear· old cousin. "Peter.' He has been vacationing in our home thi~ ~ummer, Since he's been here we have had wonderful con· versations -:- he h~tsn't left my side. The truth is. Peter makes me feel wanted, loved and happy. Abby. plense eJC.plain what I um going lhrough. I've been so caught up with Peter thnt I , have neglected my husbnnd. Is t~i~ an early midlife cri· sts? - TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT DEAR TOO CLOSE: No . You are getting udmirution. compliments nnd vulidution from someone who is idealis· tic, enthusiustic and youthful. That can be a · pretty heudy cocktuil for' someone who is thi~sty. · Ask yourself why you tire V\tlneruble. t\Jld you'll have the unswer to your question. You and your husband would henefit from murriuge coun· seling. It will give you both an opportunity to explor\: your feelings. Call today for u rel'errul from your physician. Dew·Abbv 1.1 writtrn bv A/Jigail Vail Buren. also as know11 Jea1111e Pili/lips, cwd wcu founderl bv Jrer mothe1: Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.Dt'tlrAbbv.com or P. 0. Box 69.440. Los Angeles, CA 90069. THANK YOU D&L Ama11da McGht~e Tria11gle 4-H Memb1r f'DIC . Y!leg l011ed, narotOw il'.t IAei1 lauz. .exle ~ s~ &ee ·~ ~ ~Ur414tl4 de «eeu~ t6 ~ ~ fla'l-e.U~~Ut-4 The Madog Center for Welsh Studies & The Cardigan Welsh Club ofSoutheastem Ohio Proudly presents: Dafydd Edwards in Concert World renowned Welsh tenor Dafydd Edwards and his daughters Gwawr and Menna, will be performing in the Berry Fine and Performing Arts Center, University of Rio Grande (W, ?Ue ~ fh4e ~ tUe aile t6 Mile~ dM ~ l"•eK ~ at ~~wee. "'~ ~ tJ.ae ~ u''" /4111dlu. tJ.ae ~ (U e/M44t&e. ?Ue ~ t6 llf4h de~ e44~ ~h, de de<i4~ ~ pl4MHet~t (4, 1114~. If,~, 4 ~., ~- ~· ~-fik ~ '- ka~~t~ ~""" ~ad e~tllfl444~114te 4UH· au fUtJI, ~ t6 ~ ~ foeld tute de '"""' ~ e4te tJ.ae ~ ~ ~~~Dtdtt ~· ';n HWt.e ~ n 4 ~. p/e44e eaJt 740-4464IUt ad~ fUtJI, ,44,(44iM4 2'~. ~ ~'114U. ~e/Je~,e4d~~a. ~ & a'ie44d f/r4'"'fl4'1e11U' 1)4111 September 13,2002 at 7:00p.m. Tickets: $12 to be bought at the door A reception with refreshments will follow For information call 740-245-7I86 '"t-fe'ult, ~ e41le /4«~«, (4, ~ a. t44' 5()() I Thi.r till wa.> .<poll.w red by Tile Madog Ce11ter. Dr. /Jill 1'lwma.< mul Be.r.f Grace Davl.r. ,, Tho ttl!( luw cllutil!CS \known us EGTRRA\ enacted in lOOl. resulted in ti ~n t11r reth'C· ment phm. purtkipunts ll~ n whole , liwrt<used ~·ontribut ion limits, cutch up ~'rovisinns !'or those uge !ill or oldcr. und portttbility of ussi.lts hetween employer-sponsored pluns ure mtlJOr "llanges thlll benefit thnse who pnrtlcipnte In nn employer's phm. But t'nr thos~ who purtkipute in their \lWn plun us ll ~elf-employ~:d or owner-only business. the chnnges brought potentiully hotter news with u new retiremont plan option cniied the lndlviduni 40i(k). Using n now lndlvldunl 401(kl. tm owner-only husinessperson cnn reuch cmmibution limits thm muy lmve previously heen umuminnble und~r hh l>r her ~·urrent retirement plun design. Must owner-only businessper.sons were limited to u I~ percent contributionusingu SEP IRA. or they hud to use u Money Purehuse Pension Plnn nnd n Pmfit Sharing Pinn in mndem to reuch the maximum nllow· uble limit M 2!1 percent or $35,000 per yeur (20()1). The· new lndivldunl 41ll(k) nllows nn owner-only husi· nessperson to defer $11.000 ur Income Into the plan nnd mnke u 25 percent Profit Shuring ~ontributiun for u combined totul limit of up to $40.000. Using the new 2002 cm~·h·\lp rules fur those nge ~0 ur over, un uddltionul $1,000 cun be deferred fmm income. m11king the tntltl nllowuble limit in 2002 $41.000. h Is itnpnrtunt tu mention thut deferml nnu cutch ~ up contl'ibution Iimits ' . Our cnunti'Y is so big nnd filled with diversity thnt it is u wonder we can ugrce on nnything ut nll. It seems there ure more things to sepurnte us diver11ent uttitulles, rudul tensions, religious differences, polgnnnt economic dispnrities - t~nn there ure to bring us together. We're su divided 011 seemingly busic locnl issues that the ideu of wnrking together us u nation nppeurs impnssible. T,hls mnkes the cohesllln of the Amerlcun people in the wnkc nf the terrorist uttncks on Sept. II, 2001, all the more nmuzing and heartwurming. That so mnny people cun ~uickly ·come together In u tune uf nutionur need nnd stress shows that we truly nre El resilient nntion wlth common core vulues thut enuhle us : to meet ulmost uny chullengc. : Is it possible thut we ure ull · more ullke thun we nre different? It did not tuke long for this solidarity to begin showing itself. The events in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania were not even hours old before the cry 10 donate blood went up und wus immediately unswered by muny thousands. People wnlt· ed In lllie for hours to give. Blood centers actually had to turn people uwuy - their facilities could not llundlc the amount of people who wanted to help. · In New York City, volun; teers almost Immediately began helplnll firefighters, police. and other disaster per- 9/0tzef oenim C'tue C9ente~ GUEST VIEW willcnntinue to climb fnr the ne~t si~ yllnrs. In lU06. for eluunple. n selt~emplnyell person will he uble t\l defer $1 !1.000 per your und muke u quullt1ed cutcll-up contribu· lion of $5,000. Strictly by tile .numbers, the hiUhQI' contribution udvuntul!e of the lmllviduul 41ll(k) ovN other phms nppenrs to brenk even ut around $160,000 in income. At lhnt Income level. the owner-only businessperson could readt un nnnuul $40.000 contribution usinll tmy one uf three nvnihtble pl110s, u SF.P IRA. Profit Shnrlng Plnn. or the lndivlduul 40 I(k). This is hcctmst~ they now ull shure the snme~ 2S [lllrcent or $40.000 contribution limit. SEI'-IRA und Prnl'lt Shuring Pltm limits incren.~et.l wllh EOTRRA, which ulsu intmduced tho lndlvldunl 40l(kl. An owner-only b\tslnossper· sun's incomo level Is umnn11 the best guldos upon which to huse n plnn solcctiun. lndlviduul 401 {k) phms ure · uvullttblo whh u vurlety of feu· lures. Depending on the spe· clflc lndlvidunl 401(k) prOd· uot. you chooso. features muy Include: Pl..lt IH Smith, D2 Becky Collins GUEST VIEW snnnel dig tht·ough the wreck· nge In un uttempt to rescue people and ~et the city buck on its l'eet uguln, Men und women drove from <lther purls of the counu·y just to lend u 1 hnnd. These people felt compelted to help. As ttne l'ersvn suld, "lt wns just .~omethlng I hud to do." The Red Cross, Sulvution Army, und other relief ugencies were swiftly 1ieluged with donntlons. Children emptled their piggy · bunks und udults dug deep lmo their pockets to give to those who needed their suppurt. Rich und puor utlke have mude donutlons . Huge corporutlons us well us resi· dents of houslngllr_()jects huve given generously. The money cumc fn so fust thut usencles could hurdly estlmute how much they had recel ved. Thoush there Is anger umonf us agalnHt the perpetra· ton o theic terrible deeds, the dominant emotion seems to be one of concern for those who were killed or hurt. Uppermost In the minds of Americans aro compassion und condolences for the peo• PlttH Ht Collln1, D2 Have 1 business news Item? Give us 1 all It (740) 448-2342, txt. 2:J JoO Sotoniat !iJ,ille - !Jlidwelt, c9Aio , Mllrk Smith .Tragedy brings out the best in America JVt.foet- ~ A new retirement· plan option for the self-employed Stop by Racine or Syracuse locutions for detuils. Racine, Ohio • (740) 949-2210 Syracuse, OhiQ • (740) 992·8333 For purchasing my 2002 Market Hog • . I • 'Sut!MI.I1y, September I, 2H1 INVESTING uA home bank for home people., Family R.V. lated, and oa'led .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i. ••• • n Pag D1 HOW TO DO IT - Terri C11rny lnatructs Vlllerlt Tob11n In how to aet tht best out of 11er Hafllnaer aetdlnl, Munc1110. (Aanes Hllpkn photos) Lone Oak Fann eX~nds services for equestrian fanders IV AGNU HAilltA OVP atalt wrlltr SYRACUSE - T~rrl Cursey. uwn<lr of Lunu Otlk Fm·m ltl Symcuse. hus trle~d her hund m just ubout evet'Y lmttj!lnuble horse discipline. In her burn stimll hum:l ru~ors. hunter/jumpers, u wild mustung. Thoroughbreds. Arubiuns und l[Uurtcr horses. "I even hnw nne thut 1'11e truincd fur thll ruce· truck." Curscx sulu. "She's just llbout reudy toll<,,· At tllo moment. Cursey suld. she htts 43 horses on tho pllncel\tl R3·11Cre fnrm. "Some nf them ure my porsnmll hnt·ses. sonlc I usc for lessons, some~ nrc here tn he trulned, like lho l'UCil· hurso. unll others ure llourdors. "I oner l'ull·bom'\llnl! Stli'Viccs, both for slulicd llot·scs nnd those whose owners prefer lhcm outside. "I nlsn huvc u stullion which I stund ut stud euch your. His nume is Kunukn Joe Cody. he's u 4lltll'tel' hm·se unt.l hus ll'oduccil some reully nice fnnls. Hu luts u 11reut disposition ns well us helng hundsmne. und ~nu tton 't on n find thm In u smlllnn: She sturted her fir~t business ut 17, n h1·enkingund trninlng service. "I wns Cl'll~. y ba~k then," she lnu11hed. "Tt wns cull~d TetTl Cursey Quut•tet• Hm·scs. nnd I hud thut huslness 1\lr 21 yours. until JLIHIJ. "I've hcon ut this locution for the lust seven yeurs. When I nrllllnully Jlllt'chused this t'urm. I t'cully wn1llcll tn huvc truih·idinl,l· und u pluce whet·e people. could just t'tlttx und Ut\luy thcm~elvcs on hnrsehuck. Things huve developed, und now ullhnugh trull - rldln~ is still definitely GRAZING DAZI- aroup of horses aretlnl on thO hill behind on of th barn• 111 L.ono Oak Farm. . pun ul' th~ lillll•UP shll ufl'ers, Cni'SilY hus e~tpunded her slll'vl~:es . She jjlvos lessuns ln both Enullsh nnd Western ridln11 on her horses or the students' nwn horses. ''Dressouc. iumplnf!, nil We .~tcrn disciplines." Cm·sey suid, "I'll ~tlv~ lessons nnd truln horses In ull those sph~res . "I do hlt·thduy put·tles too. People ~un chouse 1\111-scrvicc with cuke, p<mics. pnrty fnvors nnd eve,·ything, n1· u mmc husk Jlt.tdut,~e . We'll bl'ing the ponies to the tlet·son's house or they cun come here. It) up to them. "l rcully dun 't huvo un OJltl limit for llcoplc wuntinllt\1 leul't1 to t'lue. I've llld kiLls us young us two, und I huvc rtlgulur seniors who cnme und tukc lessons. They uftcn come In Jlttlrs und huve u wonderl'ul time. Horse riding Is somcthlnlllhty think they'll pmbu· bly nc~e•· h • uhlc to du, but they find they cun, und huve fun \lolng h. . "1 huve u student who f've bcun WOI'kin1,1 wlth since she · wus six und took t'l:SUt'VIl ~· ttumplonut the .~tutc fulr this summer In burr~l - rudn~ . Thut wns u vc:ry proud momenl. ' Curscy uddcd. Th~ flll'lll hnusts miles nf trulls thrmt~:~h wnodluiu.l. 11 l'idin11 l'iniJI. u tm:k .ltlll'l: unllu ro~nd pt:n. , "We nlsoulwuys dthcr huvc hors~s fur sulc or we know of some:, suituhlc fnr either Hn11llsh l'idlnl! 1ll' Western. "When SlltllllOtlll ~lllllcs Ill li'Y II hor.~c:." shu mlded. "I cn~ourul!c them ttl ll'y the horse 11ltli'C thttn 01\~C: , UI\U Ill try lt inllifle•'llnt surt'oundlnl!s - on the tmil nnd In the l'inJI.I wunt tu mukc suro they urc: ~omrlctcly httppy with the IHII'se th~y chltnse. And 11' u hnrsc Is more ultl'i~ult ur nelllls emu ttttcntlon I ulwuys mukc sure th~ 1111rson knows it bcl'urchund," (1nr udditlll!lul lni'ormutinn umJ prkcs Turri• Cursey muy llll 1\!u~hc:d ut 740·'N2·2HOO. . sh~ .Crafty Blind Spot has new Invention yctlr ttllll• llt~n It tcmk uff. We got on the lntctnctund it's exploded," Murtln suld. GALLIPOLIS - "Blinded by sue· "I cun't bollcve thll response I've cess" chould be the theme for The heen getting. I sut down, thou11ht Crnny Blind Spot owner Dun Murtln'. uh<lut ft, came up with nn ldeu. mude u Murtln lnventc\1 11 dcvicQ thulullows drcum u reulity und th~rc's no tcllinll II1111 to t k 11 h t h 0 1 1 where It's snnnu jjO." u c P <> ngrttfl ' p .-N cun' "I've beettlt1 ••l·t"~ "~111r'u business 1',,,. poster - buslcully amy lmugc und • trunsfer It on u vcrticul blind. 20 ycurs und It cun be pretty mundunc. "When the economy dropped lnHt But now when 1 llellvcr unll lnstull ycur, 1 wus despermcly lrylnll to t1nd u these blinds uttd clclNCl them, fllllljllc wuy to pull our business out of u huvc uctuully bursllnto tours. I rtnully slump," Martin sold. found sonlething thut's !~Ul only cquf. Martin, o roclns fun, lhouaht ubout toblc but hcortwurmlng. puttlna on lmuac of the late race cur Murtln deslgncd u device thut 111vcs driver Dill Eornh~~rdt on a blind after , him n foolproof system thot occom· Bnmhurdt was killed last your. pllshes llllrfcct luminutlori so the pic· MIU'tln hilS 1incc trunsfcred plcturea ture lny,s correctly every time. of u Sohn Deere tractor, u Harley "The first blind took 10 hours to Duvldson motorcycles, ond pho· unemblc, now the production lime Is tographl of children, pets, cars, even · under two hours per unit," Mflrlln tho Oalllpolla City bandstand. Rold. Hl1 cuetom dCSitlnCd blinds huve Murtln ~~ld he's scnaitlvc to peo· become 10 popuJor that they've plc'l perception& and ho8 sood buslrecently been featured In three n11tlon· ne1s ethics, ul mat~uzlnes: Rucing Mllcltones, "I won't be one of thoiCI buslncNNC8 Night Club and Bar and Rocor that bcnefltM from Amerlcu's Maaa:dne. · tragcdlc8," he suid. Mlll'tln recclvc1 e-mull8 requcatlng "But I hope to brln& people whut more Information and orde11 from an they wont and ask for. l f they wortt u over the country on 11 dully baH II, he . picture of Dale Barnhurdilt the TWin said. Towers, or New York rellahten, In the luat sl~t months, he'a taken they'll act it." · m.ore th11n I00 order• from ucrou the Pricing for the photo transfer Is 11 country. . minimum of 5150. The price lncren8• "We ttlll'led dolna this a little over a 01 depending on the size of the blind. Klltl DDTION OVP atafl writer IV . -· -. 'I A NIW INVINnON - Cratty Blind Spot owner Den Martin end ou1tomer Gerry Crett lit In front cf 1 window blind with the GeltiPOIII City bend· ltend, (Krll Oot•on) "Our prices are excellent bccou~~e we do cverythlna In houle' - there'N no middle man,'.-Mnnln 8ald. Mnrtin ul110 ICIIII ond mnke8 any t~pc of hurd wlndow treatmtlnt from pleated llhodeato mini-blinds, Tho Crot\y Blind Spot 11 located ut 144 Third Ave,, 0 lllpoi11. Hours are 9 u.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throuah friday, or by appointment . • �P•ge oa •,.twch1 ~,.t:s tbwl • 11\Cllt. The duys nrc numbered for hur· VC>ting the lUSt Of the huy t1eltls hcfore we ullow the ficltl to arow lljlllin In Its uttempt to store cnrho· hydmtes In plnnt rtlot systems for next sprln1{s I'C•J!rtlwth. Winter t'orugc fields need uppll~utlons or fer· tili1.er espcdully nitrogen (50 : ,pounds of nitrogen per ucre) to pro· mill~ more nutritious gruss t\1r nnl· .mnls to l!fllli:. Now Is u grcut time to upply lime if Mcded liCCOI\Iilll! tO sot I tests. Homeowners need to stnrl hrin1.1ing In tCIH.Ier \'Innis (umuryllis, hHIII!illg fer11s, C triStlllUS CIICt US, hel!nlllns) to ucdtmute them to lnwcr humidity uttd light . l ev~! Is tinmd In our hnmcs. LOttk for Insect unu discuses on these plunts unu Collins from Pllp D1 mukiny) music encompassins our rcyionnl heritage, petting 100, woodland hiking. nnd e,ven un ntlutl contest (un onculnt throwing wclipon). The pawpuw is A111ericn' s largest nuuve fruit. It grows throughout our region along ,the L'<igc~ of our foresls. Plun to join the Iun und d tscovcr the past, present und luturc uses of this unusuul native fruit. The . organizers of the fcstivul, tho Ollio Pawpaw Growers Association. exrcct this to be their best fcsti· va ever. For further informution check oitt their website. www.ohiopnwpnw.org. Hal Kneen events und offering to usslsl those in need, Mcssu11es huvc urrlved fmm ull con tinent s und from lilt extr111milnury diversity of people. When something like thi s huppens, It Is very hurd to sec nnythhtl! positive In it. But, we ~an hll hcurtened by the wuy Amorlcnns huv~ pulled together und the sincerity, strenJI!h, untl Ct'CIIIivity they ure expressin11. This togethtir· ness Is empowering . It demonstrates thut we rcully ure the most powerful nation in tho world. .. If we could come tot~ether like this during times when there Isn't u trugedy think of the potcntlul; Think of the good we could dol lmuglnc · how we could improve our ~c hool s, our co mn~unltl es, our good will towurd euch other. (Beck;y Col/ills i.l' Gallier Cou11ty s Ext~11sion Cllfl!lll for family mid co11.wmer sd· l lc who lost ftunlly und 'ricmk McmmilliS und vigils hnvc hccn held nil over tho United Sttltes nnd more ure ~lunncd us we upprouch the llrst yenr unnlversury of the uttn~k . People ure comlnl! tnl!cthcr to share th~lr feel· hlj!S, .to try to understund, to pruy unu meditate, nnd to extend n helpinl! hund . A Imost ull of the vigils hnvc wekomed those of ull fuiths nnd buckgrounds und culled for ~uys to stop the violence und begin the heul· ln11. Amerlcuns seem to renl· i1.e thut there Is strenath In · numbers, not only in u flllht, hut ulso when It com\ls to hculing. The · world Is comln11 tol!ethcr too. People uround the globe tire jolnln11 In the ~ llt't.l'lcommtmlty c/sv~ /op · contlcmnntlon 'of the terrible me"'· 011/o Swre Uu/wrslty.) l CLASSIFIED activities for the day will be held. tho dny, listen to Throughout dlects of plunting depth on linul country music shows with spelicld population, herhtcid~.: carry· ciul pertonnances ut II u.m. and over, herbicide drif\ and bu11s. 2 p.m. by Mei11s County's own The evening will dose with 11 Elvis Impersonator, Dwiaht discussion on "Munusin!A the Icenhower. There are no ndmts· Risk of Ruisin~J Put Cu1tle and sion churges for those perlorthe "EcMomics of Fecdins munces. Al noon. see the crown· Cnll le.!' The limning community ing ol' the Racine Fall Festivul is invited to this frllc event. GUEST VI~ Queen. Food and crut\ items w!ll ¥¥¥ be sold throughout the day. This Do you know whut u puwpuw tukc npprtlllriutc: stCilS to remove is'! Whut uses n puwpuw ruts? unnuul event is sponsored by them lh1111 the plunts bet'orc hrillll· Plun to attend the Fourth Annual R.A.C.O. (Rucme Area ing them inside. Community Organization). This Ohio Puwpuw Fcstivull Snturday ~¥¥ orgunization has several events ut Luke Snowden, tl·om I 0 u.m. Arc you intercst\.'<1 in improv· to 7 p.m. Luke Snowden is each year to raise monies to ing your ~rop yields und dccid· 11wm:d und opcrotcd by Hocking improve the comm Lm ity of ing whcth~r to grow out your Colh~ijC und is locutcd JUSt u couRacine. Two key projects are the ¥¥¥ cul ves'l Plaut to uttcnd Shude ple mtles eust ol' A lbuny ulong Stnr Mill Purk and scholarships Arc you looking for ern I\ items River Ag' s Annuul Field Ni11ht lhll Appntuchinn Highway (U.S. to dccorutc y'our nome this Iiiii? to assist the youth of the commu· on Thursduy, beginning ut 6 p.m. 32). Tit is ycur' s event includes Do xou wnnt to listen to country nity to rcceiv9 further educution· 111 the litrtn of Starling Mttssur. the best p_ uwpuw j!11l).!in11 contest, mustci soc u purndc, the crown· al opportunilllls. Make pluns to l ocut~'<l just cust of Eustcrn lligh puwpuw cook-on, puwpuw ~lit· ins o · festival queen and just ot\ioy u scenic ride along the Sc.:hool ulon g Stutc Route 7 mg contest, und even sumphng · hove some good times with the Ohio River us you truvel ulong between Chester mtd Tuppers ol ptlwpuw beer. In uddltion, fumily'/ Ohio 124 from Pomeroy to Pluins. The cveninl! will hegin check out locul urtistS demon· Plun on uttendit11! the Ruclne Racine. (Hal Kneen i.1 the Meigs with u review of tllliiltil, com und stmting their ski lls (gluss muk- Full Festivul on s-eptember 14 t'orul!c test vurictics. Plun on en l- ing.. lurniturc .muking, lndiun ltom I 0 tun. to 6 p.m. A parade Cmmty Agricr1l111re and Natural ing ut 6:45 p.m. At 7: 15 p.m., pottery, growmg your own bcgi ns ut I 0 u. m. and ends at tho Re.1011rces A$ent, The Ohio State there will be u rl'Vil!w of ding- mushrooms, wood curvcr, bnskct Star Mill Park where all tho Utilverlsty Extension.) nosti~: plots d~:monstrnting the becomes Certified Loss control Professional POINT PLEASANT Pleusunt Vulley Huspitul, In cnn.Junctlun with Hul7.cr Clini c, will he uddinll Dr. 'l'hlnnnluh Kumur, ~ gusre4uircments. Avcrugc costs u·ucntcruiu gl.~ t . to lite mcd· for these invuluublc se rvice .~ icul .~tuff. Kumur's office will he lii'C uround $400/ycur with n locutcu In the Point Plcusunt smull ttddltlonul chur11c for < from Pllp D1 Orthopedic Center, 2907 louns. Plun reporting rc4t1 lrc· Juckson Ave. • Usc ol' u sell'·dlt·ected bro· ments Include: · Appointment~~ cun be Suh-uccnuntin11 uf cuch • kcrugc uccuunt. including· by cu liinJl 3 04-67~ ­ indiviuuul .~ tuc k s, mutuul type of contribution: delcrrul, mudc ~\17 1 ufter receiving u refer· protlt shurlng und nil lovers. funlb , unu bonds {uvulluble Loun undc•·wrltlns unu rul from. u prlmury cure thru[tgh limited . number ul'. ud•mini strut Ion. phy slclun. Bruk'ct'/Dculers). • IRS furm 1099-R dlstrlb· Kumur received mcdicul • l.ouns uf up w ~ 0 percent ution rcpill'ting . dc[;rcc from MyMli'C Mcdicul of u~ cu unt l'luluncc or • Munduwry 20 pct·cc tll College in lndiu. lie com· $~0,0011, whichever Is less. withholding for distributions plctcd surgicul und intcnutl • Ahllity 111 put'Chuse !If~ not directly rolled uvcr itllo medicine intcrshi/Js' ltt BronK iiiSUI'UilCC. utlnthcr ljuulii'lcd uccuunt. Lchunon Huspitu • New York • l'unsulli.fnt ion uf u.~.~cts • ~~ 00 ~Z prcpurutlou uucc City. We ulso completed u ittclmlinl! rollovcrs of IKAs USSCIS In tllC plllll I'C liCh gu.~ tme ntcrolo gy rcllow~hip or other employer plun $100,000. l'mm the Bronx .Lcbunon II SSC I ~. The lntllviduul 40 I (k) is u Huspitul. • Supcr·slmpllt'lcd und new piun thut wurrunt s u clns· Kumur is hourd certified in lncxrcnslvc plun documents. er look by uny nwncr·only internul medicine und gus!leur in .mind thut not ull businessperson ut uny Investment compunics otTer Income level. To ieurn more trocntcrnlogy. He is u mem· ullof the ubuve lcuturcs In un ubnutlhls new type of retire- her ul' the Amcricutl Medicul I ndl vlduul 40 I (k) uccount. ment plun, or ln lnstull one A,, ,lociutlotl ltlld the So usk ubout the uvullubllity fur your owncr·only hu si· Amcl'icun College- · of t>f !man s, tile insuruncc, und ness, plcusc cnntuct your 0 u., tl'lle ntcrnltll! y, uny rcstrk tlons on Invest· finuncilll udvi sor for more Kumur und hi.~ wife, Dr. mcnl cimices ~hen you cotn· lnt'clrmutlon. Kccrtlni Kumur, u physiciuu puN /' luns. (Mark Smlrlt /,r wr lnve.,·r· s\Jcci ulizing inlnlenHtlmcdi· Fu I· serv ice me111 exenul1•e witlt Sm/rlt c uc, rc.l llfc in Rio Orundc. Brokcr/Dculcrs usuully offer Par111er.>' a/ Ad•••'·''' Inc. /11 /r.r with th eir twu chi ldren, the mmt opllons und the per· Gal/lf/01/,, •!11ice.) Suchctu und Ashish . sunul , tlrnt'essionul invest· IHCIII uuvlce you might expect. Mun~ Investment compunics olfer lndlviduul 40 I (k) products, but If you're luokinl! for un open urchitec· turc dcsi11n lndudinl! lndlvld· uul ~wcks, bonds und mutuul fumts, u Brokcr/Dculcr muy he u good choice for your lnd lviduul401 (k) uccount. While uuministrution of the plun i.1 minhnul, It Is rccotn· mended thut u Third Puny Admini~trutor or your CPA he cr•gugcu for certuln plun GALLIPOLIS - Buckeye Ruml Electric Co-op's Mamuaer of Ens.ineerl ng, Murvln E. Ours ,Jr., hus completed un lntettsive pml!rmn In electric utility sufety und loss cnnu~1l. 11JC Loss Contml lntemship is u sorles of wnrkshups nil'orod by the Nutlonul Runt! Electric C<lOI>Onuive Association In con· lunctil'n with the Nutionul M1rvln 1. Our~ Jr. 'U tility Trulning nnd Sul'oty Educntion As.ltlClut.ion. The proOurs ht~~ been wlllt BREC ~nunls desit~nod to instruct pursince 1977. He hus two sons 1md uclpunts in lllllllr lll'CUS. relnted u wile, Jeun. · to electric utility mdustry suf'oty. O(lllipolll- #6·2342 Pome10y - 992•2/ $6 Pt. PleaJont- 6?H JJJ lnclw~t t A-vol~ AII!Jrtvl•tlone 'hont Nwm!Mr And Ad~'"' Whtn NH<It<l • Adt l~o•ld R•n 7 IIIIYI \td I \ 11'1 I I\ \ I I ' I 'o l ]; \ It I •• C·l Door Cony ~--· 1 111':1.1' WAN"I'IIII f,lfl'fllw/ HI lllfl .~111'/lnH ( 'fHI~r IIH It/, ,I,I IH MHillll, 11'1: f~fl -111 lllc•A •lfj~jii'AIIIII •·• ilft>'f IHitl'w/ tilt JHI'MIIIH/ ,.fllllttlll"-1 tlf' Out pormlt Mrw. H/•un•l•·~ •• ' ICI ••,•• ChtlhH TQW!llhlp, Moloo Counlv. oen~ lttlorl : ot lntar••t to: Tht~ ,~fiiiiH Dally •If' lit• liolfiiN , lf,.HI J, ltiH ,• ••I•·~ MU,!fltlll l't•IHtiWI CIJIItl tu rll• i\HNI1111 C'fiHr.>r IH ,Ill! II'"· ... 9onllnof, PO Ro• 7~\l·liO, Pomero , Onlo 4~7~~ 10 momh old 1\'. I~ Ill\ Hloen•l••t l'fflt•llo•wl 111wiii'IH• ,#flr111 /'U,I 11111/1 Ill• flrntlt l11 I II.~~ 111 ma l~ 1\'1' ••11/l!b'll /1• .ifllliHit llfllll ,/flrlll lito /,fll'l',~ /'/(fH/.1 ,~1\ t\lfHr.>, btack tob. Coli olto• 4.00pm, 17401446·1610 HAPPY AD Rtlta/J C~n/~r../1,,. tlt~rapy. Ymu· lltrl(.'/1 ltf!WI'rllll!'li. Wllli,Y,t' RIN~,I CARD OF THANKS Aboolult Top Doll1r: U.8 lllvll. Clold Calno. Proal· lOll, Dlomonat. GQI!I Alng1. u,ft, C-urrer. v.• M,T,e. Coin Shop,, ,~, ~·•· ond Avonuo, (lolllpollo, 740· 446·2842 JIOA BALl Rflwh Team at Ro,·k.vprill#.l for Call740-387-72a7 or740•3117·74115 0170 or 130of)070•Di60, IN M!MORY home tou.v! · thought about diversifying your investments, the answer to that question might well be "Yes." Diversification is one key to a sound future for your family and an enjoyable retirement for you. Sfop by and sec one of our rcprescntati ves for a Risk Assessment. We can help you understand the benefits of a diverse portt{Jiio, and tell you about your investment options including stocks, bonds, mo'ncy market investments and mutual funds. Because you can'tjust stick it all in ajar anymore. Lady & Tiger (und lhe re~l of the family) RAYMONDJAMFS~ H!LP WANTI!D 'I ' Caring Brenda Tatterson . 211515 I • 9/R/0 I HI!LP WANTID ~ Ke/11 . HI!LP WANTID ... .. · Mtmbtr IUSDISIPO Court & Second Streets, Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740) 992-2133 Qalllpolle, Ohio ~f lmtw.v r~d. pl~u.vt• t'it/1 1'1n111Ciai~Muof ~·yrllilnd 111M ~lrw.cilllettkll, ltJG, Connie Carleton ut 1·888·225·113! WiP-J.,_InVHtiJJ•nt ~ tllrltlltlll ,, , , , , , ••, , H ~m . 4:30 pm • Mnndny throuah PrldAy • 1/tJ/t,n //om< Ctir. oj/erK l'ollltlflllil'l Every Bank Has A.1sets. We Named Ours After The Moat Important One. Secuntoea a1o oll11ed e•clualvely through Raymond James Financial Services, Mtmbfr NASO/SIPC, ..., Independent broker/doaler, loc;altd at Ptoplet Bank, INVEST~ENTB ARE 1()1 FOIC INSURED, ARE NOT BANK O£POSITB, NOR ARE THEY Of.JARANTEED 8Y HiE FINANCIAl. INSTITUTION INVESTMENTS AAE SUBJECT TO RISK .itjp MAY 1.09£ VALUE. ............... HILP WANTID Looking for 1 newcarHr? $!00 l lgn On bonua • Up to 17/hour • Both full and part tlmt • Paid Training • Higher talary with tMptrltnct I Dianna Lawson, CFS I I .I I 1'01//fU'//~UIItm fllllfrl•ntl/y, f!Wj'INN/tllif// mmtiKfJIIer~• llwt NUPfmrtl· your Hmwtll ond tlev•lormwlll. llmp/oy"' hut nnl '" 'lllll liil If ln/ltrmrtl, fJ/eu,lti ('(1/1 Patty Snider ut (740) l88-4l87 Hum • 4 :~ 0 pm · MflniiAy lhmu~h PrldAy ""'"tJ l/olr11r Care ojf~rs r·nmJU!IItiYIJ I'OfiiJifiiWifmr lo ll.fr/•nr/ly, r•mf•ONiflfltlf mmmJIIJrrtl tlrw Nllfl{WrfNym~r Mrmwh ;mil tltwt./()pllltllil. l?qu111 OflfWrllmlty Umployt1r, Nn .(lllnliltnu.\mn knnwlliiiiMil 14 LUMIER COMPANY Ra~ll I • Qllltpfllll ''"i• WV 111111~\lla Ill ~IIPIY 111 ptH~H1 , pltiill~l' ftiiWAIII Iti~Wilfllnthr~t ,... 714·111·1111 l•mMih IIIIIIIIHiumbtr,OI!II VIlli aut wob1ll1 111www,Hiun>btr.OOM BuuAI Owmt1t11t tv ll!ttliYYfll MlfmN Oril!il frt~~t I IWIIO!llllfllhl HILP WANTID HILP WANTID regular matohee every Sunday We navtjuat what you are looking tori Financial Institutions O!ylslon · Callusat: WIIOOrnt Will be ehoollng Glvt u1 a call and allrt you ntw •oar11r today I 1·177·4i3.f2'7 ext. a•ee lnoloCiflon· Thf Pro!uliOnlll CltltrlllCt M>lt•. 1J Ill liollpl'' ..ol•·· I\\ M .. t1h" \"11-hlll~hll\ "'""'111ta \lt lllll\!l, ~~~~~~ ~ lll •ll\1 Wllhil'\ll'\1 , \' l\11 litlliP, \ t,•t )il iiUI, l11l1h\ II \ill~ "~ I''""~ i'l 1\1\ \JII I lhlll .... ,,,li~~tlll\11 ,."" hill 'I 11,; 1 ~\1 1 ' 'M ,.,,,,1 h11't t\1111 -umd, HI!~"''',,,'' · ''' M''l\\'1 P l ~,·uw llmiJI"• \\'tullt'' '''l IH• ~I t h''' lt~Jilj~~lill\11, H.\\jl\11 W \1',~1~1 , t\,1 1\111111\1 1h\ t1 l i,iU/111 tu•n '11,•1 I'Vm h uml ,ltlllH' (ll ,ANNWr\Mit l ~'lw t\ln.,_ h"" 1.. \\ JtuHp .... ,.n,,~ ~~ ~~ 1'111~ ~.1~1'1\l ~>~~>~llll\ · toah1•111, 1'1111"1 d!"'h, ,lmlll1• ml\lll j,l Allt!U\,111\11 \'ll\1lhH l'il' phil~ . 1.'111\IIH I ·• -1111!11 VIU\\Ih~ h11l~ "'' ' "'I , '11"~~\'lltl" 11111h l'lu- H ill ~,, . . , \,1 1111\ ll "''d~ ~ MLJhl\lh , ~~ N Ptll ll.~ lll IWII' ~11~>~11\1'11, Shooting two lveryone \ 111• • ~ fl~ •ltl~ '"'·voar, w1 t11 tllo pn'ltliiltlv o! filiHOM 'b{)h $ 1\)(Jk WlllHil ~~ h YtHUtil Qolli!~~ jUIIIHijlj , halvee ol hog thmt~h II 'eem• llkc l'urevcr, Ihere I• never u mlouto !hut ~no• hy when •he I• nut ml• ~ed . Th l nkln ~ of her lnu11htor ~~IN UMlhrOUjlh duy by duy. Alway• In our hcnm. · n~IT)' • M Pl\1 h \UIII~WI. IJ 0 \h"\\\'1 ' I'''''' l•••wl, lowoll· t llul1!'' lhtll, llutl '"''"' \'l"ll••t•, BUN SHOOT !lur Mum l'nly I ycnr ul'lcr her departure l'mm life. Rven ~~ ltWIIUI\:!Ii f\ilii!J111 ~ f liilf'llfti, 11.. 0(1~ (Ui WHfK , ~HlWIIIW MiHlll.j~f !1"111PIII~ ilililll li~IPio, IIIII\ lll~lli11MI1111-n l lll~O W~-~~ IY l hrUIIMii UUI jUIHI t!MIIllti~ , YUH Will \ltll illntl "II llldli~ I!V pr Qfflllillllllllil! Wf utf•r· ~II ~~r~llltll! llP IIIil!l1 ' 1\~ {!~A)i~ Ahrll lif With A ~lfAI wol'klnlil ttMIIO IIm ~ nt C;11tlrl! "~'~' Pi'ln f\AIIfll~ f~lii~IIAY lliHI"!Ift~ lt(lnl lAm t'111111 AI! R~memherln11 FINANCIAL BEBYICEB. INC . 530 Second Avenue lll'l~ft'llll11i 1\11 I' Ar~"' t\1111111111 11\(IIYHHIAIII 1111 nur MRIIRII.fll ""'ll~fl Pn•WUUII , WP Wlll\1 ~IH! I ¥111\iilllil WllP ·illtl l(lil~ll1jj t\lf "()~ltlfi! \1 \ill l'l•ml ht/1, . 1M \ltfl1•1f COIItP*HW I'll Rutland Gun Club . - LUMBER ............ MANABER TRAINEES ... ~ 8und1y, Sept. I . 1:00PM St1dlv m/,,,l'l!fl, Ll.w The ANNOUNCIMINTS In mem01:v tlf' workln11 .w ltttl'fl ro 1/l!t Nanny /,\' your portfolio riskier than you think it is? If you haven't t'I'Mto: Wl\ 1ilhl11il\l ~~~~-· WllhHU \' 11 11 h\\1\~\._ "''\''1\\ltU\ , VitJt, M ll llr\'•U•\11 , \IN M t \\',1,h -11m1t ' Nlii\1L Hil~ ~hi\' ~ llHtl~\ ' "11.~1 , h itl l \ll\1 11~1\\'11\1'1 POA IALI For sale 2545 Bulavllle Pike Wontod to 6'y: Uotd Mo• bllt Homo, Call 1 7~0)4~6· IN M!MORV ~lOll~ Mill ~·t t MNl Jii lyiY \'llphn"Hl. 1'11\n, ''"hhwl, ~'"''' Ouylnp Aool!, Qo n!ln~. Clol~ftn!Oftl, Mon•hl., 1a•7, o lo!O~ Sunooy, Clftorg@ Pwoktov. (7•0I7gl .goa• 1'lumk l'l1u 111 the .. o'li ANT tUi t~ 'l"t~ ,~ R1•~n,.. mtlt~'' '''"' h't \ d\IIH~~·v ..."t\) lfiOIIR/!1,1111~ I'I'I',Y I • Ada Muat •• P ... p.ld DetcrltMIQft t 11\Ch,lclt A Prle:t. Freo oooro~lo klnono, a CARD OJI THANK& wko, old, 10 Indoor t1omoo, OliO ~ yr 010 001, (7401992• '• "1119 '11umk You ''' llllwilo ' .l'f!llllrr r·ruri,l, Rift.\' '·' wulpmym rmd · Froo 10 goo!J homo. molo, Shophotd· HutkY mlo· "''' !'IIIII!' ,, vl.vir will/!' I lered, ftll flhot• . 2 y(lare, lf'(/,1(11 Rll('k,\jU'ill~ . (140)441 ·1~~7 Jim Morrl~on, Certlfl1d Financial Planner BUSINESS PLANNING EDUCATION PLANNING AI!TIRI!MI!NT PLANNING Th"ren•v '".. "''d•v-• • ltan 't'Gur Ad1 W"h .a M1ywor11 • l~lude CDmpiMe • • A Regletered lnveetment Advisor 740.446; 1986 lnch.td•a 111.... v•rd •••• Slgnl Up To lS Worda, J Dtlya Ov•r 11 Worcla 20¢ P•r Word All Atflljj.i flfiHfiMIIIt•~llil(f/,~ llot4'ffiH \ MfiiHIIN(ffl/1~~11111 IH l~tiHfll''\1'> f~ltln. J.E. Morrison & Assoc.lates Subscrlbt today. ....... 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. AD Dlaplay Ada !JIIIlf"Y' U N<> n I 1ne•nt11n •\_••'"••• Oeva """•'" Ta ""loll att11n &100 p.m. •"nda'lf UIIPI"Y' l lQo UOO p.m. MQnday thru Friday SAUOUS. Culif. (APl - A jail bruwlthut drew In 300 to 400 people left more thun two dolen Inmates und u sheriff 's deputy .Injured, uuthorltles said. The fight wus sparked by ruclul tensions between blacks and Hi spunlcs ut the North County Correctional Facility, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Joe Effiund suld. An emergency response team quelled the dl stur· buncc Thursday night within IS minutes, he said. Smith PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. [)u.tl~irw Jailmmates injured Mervin Oun Kumar Joins PVH 1\egi~ter TO Plac 'Clr:ribune Sentinel YOur Ad, (740) 446·2342 . (740) 992·2156 (304) 675·1333 Call Today... or Fllt To 44e..soo1 or P•• ro 11aa..a1n Or llu To t7WI~4 fig~t leaves Personnel notes Dr. Kumar OH • Pt. PI Qtribune - Sentinel .. Preparing fields or all PO U:ROY - It Joe1-n 't seem l"'"ihk thut full ·i'' only I~ tiny~ awa) . Where hu< the summer ltltl1lc'l September h the month to bealn to Jlt'l'pure your ti!!IJs nnd llnNcns for the CXI~e~:tell cooler weuthor of f11ll. ·ntc tlr~ summer hns mnny fnnners lmrvcstmll, l.'t.lm sll"lle eurlier this veat, so be curel\11 us you drive ithllljl the country untl shill! hil!h· wuys lllr sh1w n)uvlnjj famn equap· I . • Sundey, S.ptember a, 1002 Pomeroy • Middleport • 01lllpoll1, Ohio • Point PIHIInt, WV O! P~>~II~n ilhH\"1 w i lt'" ~ ' .. ' " '""'' '' 'h,l..,,•n 11"11 p1h 1hi.!llt , \wud 'o 1l1t1', hul"lll\sl h1111p, N , ., ( ' tillhtHnllunh\lll , "'hiiW II" " 111~' 1\ ~· I ll\~~~~. hhW 'oc l\lt-~111 I~ IIIII\ It I IIIII\' l li'IHIIII, l 'tlt .t.lW t'ltll .I(N... MINI '. 111m• ~••I it•nn loll 11111 ;I~ >Wd ,hohn l'ltl ~ hl , ~llol it•fltl •••u ~ VII h• :t.nm•OI' lllu, Oh h'• '''""' hllll~l' lllt•lll , nhl ht~ol. o, uhl (ll'llllltll "'" hiP hnl•, ('llf'I'IPI' .~ 11'1'• p1l111 Mt~n·••h••ml l.nk••· t'lw Whit ~ Silllllli >l~n~tll!vtlllll 1111 pttlllllil~ till I'IIIIVII,, lllli hill >, (\IN>'" Wllk ••l•lnn ~"~~ t v• In h•>K, Vftll lt1nl~u t11~t~• ·•· llht M ~ l~• l'uulhntt l""'~''liiiiN,vil' l l'il'ltll\' l't'ttlllll>, J.I1,K. IWIIIII''· llllk kltl•h1•11 >'h>••l., iltlj1j1i!l hnll•'''· 1lnnhh• w~tl<lln~ tin~ quill• 11111• 11 1h~•·• · I llrul dntlphtN ••tln•1 101111'• lli>ll,, 11 ~Wtlll' 1'1~. nhl ~~~· IIJ!htlll~ i'ttlt>, 1\lrnltur l'lll'to. I 11\M 111 Klln~ Iii I 't•. .~ ln v~. (lulllpttll•, llhlu, nlit l'ttm<• n•~ ~1'111' IU22·.14 I~ 17M o7 ,fii oM, iltlll lit llh"k~ Mnnnokon 1'1• llru ..r l• Ill I o11mtout \Jitr~l~~. t.lhhln "uw, we'~' I "illN\ ~ o~~ Murrn~ lnwn mt•w~•· olti mtn;"' 2000 Reward 1 RN's & LPNs M~ yuu lt ~1kln» fill' u chnllonit'l Would ytlu llkP th~ chullenae touso Yl'llr IIUI'"illil ~k ill• 10"11111ko·u dlfferen~o 'l l l' •u. con!lil~r wltut tho now leude"hil'lenm ut Hn~ kNprin~' Rohuhllltnlhlll ('ent~r ItO! 10 ofror: Compotltlve Sniury Flodille !lohodulhtll l~du~utlonul u••l•hmco Job 80II8f11Ctlon Pnr ullrnilod time on ly. lt o~kiprlnll• Rehuhllluuiun ('enter i• r1t'forlnj111 $2(l(K).(HI81111l•Oil bonu! fur I.PN1 "nd RN1. Por more lnformmlon, pleoHe contucl: Debbie Stewart, Director of Staff Development 140·992·11606 !•:qual 0/lflllrllmlrv llmflloy~r HIII'OuraNIIIN Workp/ru•, ll/vmlry. Mil•' ll/V '1'0()1 ,!1 ul' llhf itt>IIIIIIIMh, Alll i~Uillf kh lllll 1111111 ln•11 II Ill~ Ill lltotoll Olti!Utlll'lll, .lltlt.l IUio~' l'(lll!l •' ' )'"I ' I I VIi~ II'UQIIII' • ( .' . •t•' • ! j ~ .... ~ ' 1 .. , •• • I Qlil\ linnlltl - 11'11<! 4 II II I flllll II, Ruul 12 1111"&1 lfOYhll Rom. Mfldll II()(). Wfn."Mnd1l HH • ~IIH I vur flllliun . AUCTION CONDUCTIO IV IIICK r!ARION AUCTION CO, rso4J fU·144! or (J04J fri•IUI ~ �--0.. --Ot1 Jl ~ 'l',N II ..... ""' I~ "'tt \\'-. ·~~ ~~ ...... ti \ '(1,,• llll\YI ......... ~- ~ ~-·""""'"*- .. '"". ' .•,. ...... , '""""' .... ....~ --...~ • ' \11~~, ~,~ , ..,....» •h ' ' ' " ' ·' \ "'~ ~ -#fAI~ ...~ .. Itltu,. !-''\' 1,'\"1 I~ Ut ~ ""~o,lt~"i Wl loy Witt "' .,.,...,.. ~\~ ' I \I \, \~\1\\ !U,'ih ~ ~.. ~"--·' ~,~o. ...., ~ ~~ 1:11o...i .JI I,IIif' '-!.ti ~l lflot..-~ .'\tl>tW, \·"t htWt - f\ly..lt~,, , ~\H'-. 't _.. •\•\•1·11,~11. . * ~··••H t"'Jj.,>~ "'~"'* ...... ~~ ~' ...... "! "'~ ..,...... ... ., -~ '~~'~"""' ~ Hit..-~, ........... ,..... ...... • ""' "c'\\W. . " "'" Aopo-.d "' Stoct; c.t- Ron& Ewns t ~~.. kW ~·~ ~KC Pl;)tnt•a~ ns C!"HI"'\ 3 fremef(t.!i - .,. m.e~ $200 eect'o Ofl ell $1 200 lnf. fl "' Slac\t."•' l ?...-it. 5100 come · r·• ot4.46;2• 63 l)r Ill 1(1 t; .. f ot s~ rtw::uat. l owre)' P •ano beet tent (7"1"•6-8900_..., _ •• _ _ 01"110 992- ' .U.':-1 St500 ca n (J0oo\6 75 -2 l21i •~~<>• 6 00 AI'(C reo• sler ~ Beag•- No"' '1.t•~es1'"''..l J)OiaiO.I (!W·~I"JJI~ t~lolfl ttl~~ k,l~~ ~~ ,._). '\WW io+ 1- 1 I~ c:ont'l•ttOO pm ,~,. ~ .. ~ t14W•-.\ 'ti. tofl.._ ,~ \~>f.'< 1,_"\>jl~ ~~~ .... W.,.'f¥, fl ~ ........... ~~'lfll <N( .... "*' ShOll J)Uf>6 NorlA''IO:!> 1\PJ'II'f>bec. & Rid Pt)nt•At A' Bu..;t~.~ Farma c~ed SI OO , _ t7401" 6 J8ol5 RliledS¥•0!9 t ' 40!318 6291 -~~ ~"' W'f~M w~• ~~ 1 \ tnt'' ,.,., 11' wJ, itWO-"fo ~~~ ~\ltl , .. ~~ •'wY. Wllil'IIIW'turt'W.'Mt''Q '""'' .....~ .. llojl\1!"01,. ll>t I \>lit I 1!1<-. \liMo\'(~ ,\II\ I 'lilt"- ,_._.lltlct:&!: 1wfilll¥to\ t<lltiA:I!tlv~ --""" ..,..,. ...,...,..,,,lclliltLft.t !'Mil M'.; ......... --..'Owt -. ... .......,,. .._... ._..,, • ._.. ,,.h,,.'.wt ~ !'-. ' ~ \'\.V~ \'f'W ~· ' ...... "' JET AEAAT10N MO~S 1100-537-11!128 \~~·-~" ~,.,, '' '"-"~'N .... """""" O<>l)looll<ft lt'II.A.."f\ mor. Gravt monot>OO~_.~ Gel • bno;~ ·- S.•"""""" good """"""" ..._ "" e>e.m s1"' I'""""!I-OOXl Col FOo _ , Ot -~ <100~0\ IIIII< - ..,..,ww-.J~\'IMII.I\IIII1S •• ·~n•~ 1· ... y ~ tyfl.. ~ ..... ~··~~~~~~~ ·~~ f\k. \Y' ~~ .. "'..,."'""' ._.. ~ ~"Ill ..... ll'lt \i.N•I\ -·. ttl<""~' \\~t ~'1~1~1\ t !J \ II ~ ,..,.. ~ "'1111~ ·~ IN \'W •., '""""'"' f! _\J' ..... ...., 'H~·~ I •· Y ,. ~-..,.,... lr \ ,........ ,.,,.,......... ~""""'..... '""'' ..,..,.,..,_ ... ...... "...... "" ................. ~ tM -. ~ "'"'"'"" 130 ~-w.-- ~~ l,"fi.!t'¥1 -..~ 2002 John DHtt" ~" roond bal~ baled 150 ~·eos du al eie4,·(~1C t\trm W'AJ' $1 4 CXXJ j r• OIJ79-r68 ......." .......trlut!.,. •"'Mw•*l: -.. ~\W<. . . "'" 'l't ~ MW!Il'nr ,..._ \,~lfiA: 440 JOhl"' O@ttrM S!o.KXItr $9 000 'VI'"''""~ ""' I lll llo'i\'\:11\W:·~ ~ '(~ 11 weeks old blac\ & tan ~ 13041773 Johfi Df!'f" ) Q ~ lO O· EIUI wrde tront ,,e,. rear 1uas $7 450 00 (740) 94 9~218 1 ~ "" I ".ox• '>M 1'\.1 'I~• II• •"'"" I10 I 1UI ...II .,t<t•~ ...... ~~·'Mir#.. ~ *-.11,.\. " FIRM 5033 ~ ·~ Knrgh\ Reel AUQQII 2 2 ~0 M 1 ~ r .~ag on kOOIS 60' klr age blower 2 3 Po1nt Bale . spea1s Gehl 9 10 tora ge ~At~\-. ~v COOL DOWN CQntn!il A1r Condrtro.ners and Heat Pu01>s tt you OOn't call ue \W both lose Fn!le astr· - - - - -- -- 570· Mus1cat lnltruments wago n 3 beate r rvth tar-dem for Sale Q1'1HS 325 gallon water lank Conn t 00 B Sliver T'tumoet lor p!Cio.up trudo. small .,, mateo · 11•o1••e·6308 and New. never worn . tuxunovs Natural Blue foK coet XL W1CASI'I very good CMdt · compressor hay , ·800·291·0098 Len at fur ealon, tn storage tiOn . $400 00 (740) 985 t ~ \6·... .,.4308 E~tnc leg hft ch&tr SJ50 00 -.i unhl CQ01 cant~ $25 00 walker weat~ went hall •ao• Bundy · Alto Shennru 2 25 Sa •ophone all ~tema 1ft excel- tT'I!IIct. ~~ 80\led or <tamllg&a w'case . very 900d condr· lent cond 1m fnfo call ~ - turner w1t1 ~lr to your sat- tlon. SS50 t1<l0 ) 985-4344 615-3,23 l!fftCtton or replace with a Full sl:.t t~ topper , alumi- new coat. Serioltll inQUires Al~rez BAnJO Harm My num. rot S!SO (740)2155· i>•o•••e·tooo lea.., Mandolin . t7.C0)446·2 109 meesage 1276 Ctarint~t Arley 3 years old S35 00 ~. $21500 Bough! COl\· anve tractor runs needs $1750 '~< a~on '"'o -wheel 1010o lll1!10r hour a rw pa 1r 080 [7401 44 6-4.6 72 Swrsher 60 rnch lln!Sh cut puiH>ehtn d mower 13HP .c months old l1 ke neVt used only 4 tunes S I .000 Rarely Used Nearly perfect GOOd COtt'SfiW ht&li)"' C!Uty 17401367-0222 daya upholstery sewmg machine. ReltlgeffttoJ, runi Medl condttlon .A.I1 Acces60rles (740\361·1558 evenrngs (30.1615·3910 complete wtstand & motor. fan . wastlet. electric dryer, etactrli:: stow. All for $1 W $600, (7. 0)909·2202 Conn T!uml)et e,.cellent l.iHXn ..., \T00)8. H I60 condrt1on Case boolo,s Grubb'& Prano- Tuning 3 stand Included $7'00 ne\11 Repait& Problems? Need ""'v. s2oo ' - • ,-..~ -\:M~\~~ 'til\ ~~~- "'""'"" ~'~~-• 1\.tnfld? Call The Pi&I'IO Or 740·446.. 525 .,,; ··~""' ~~..\o-1 hi ,w,, \'•Ill\*~ I liM' . \"'"~ '"'~~~~'"'''Iii" ,..,.., ,............. ,~ I \•11 Hardy Mum" tor SAle Dewhurst Greenhouses Open M-F 4·8pm Sat -Sun 12· 7pm. Located al Ml Atlo ~ CBII (~)89~ ·318 9 Wa.terllnt SpeciAl a 30·• r 31-4 200 l!l!lkmg $275 (7.40)645-0873 12 regu1tertd pamt horses good bloodhne Good naCilll phone tured (7-40\ 367- 7237 01 Flute tor sale Used Oe · (740)367 -74,65 melnhardl wrth case . excel- PSI $21 00 Po r 100: I" 200 PSI $35 00 Po r 100. All ·Bras!! Compiesston F.1ttn"tQe In Stoct.. ROO EVANS ENTEAPAIS· £8 Jackso" . Ohio, 1-800· B37·9""8 ~~~- tent epri dttion sol1d 1511V'9r 2 Angu s Ieeder calves $250 (H0) 2.C 5·H59 or bloke to tead 17.t0)36 7 (740)-446 4242 0512 ~''" 1~.,. \W.ol.~ .~ ~·~~~"~~~~ . ,,,., ~~···"''r11 \~ .,,... ~ ~· AUCTION 1111\lfi\1\'M(tMI\>\""'"'"'" Vw.1' 1"-14 \~~'4\8 ~AI h•''' "'"''"'~" Et14•4-- ~ ~eatt, lu~-..l._,t "' '~~ • f,Hm\ 110"' ' h• ..........., ""'"' """'011110 •I I tl\~1 ill'< 1~'11 ~·· "'N 111•11111\11\ \1~\IFNm N•M'~I\ '"""""' '''""' 1!11111 $~\1 M !'i I 4 "'"''tmtl Avt•,, G~tllll'"ll•. Uhiu I iHo:ll -ll')'H ll~t 'tl't!ttt, '"'"" ~ tB ... lll\1 1..1 """' \11 ~ 1'1 ~ II\~'\ llll""'l 11111\lflll•lo 1\\~lil ~""'~'~ l'~i 11\11 \ 1111 "''"· ....~. ~ 1'1\\ 1\11~\\1\11.\, ~"'"'"" ~ ... ,..... r-1\1 ~~ ..~,,..i ..l\1 '"'" 1'>.\1(01 ..\~1· ~~~I 1\11~11\tl\\ '"'~ ,1\\0 ~t~ -·~~~~ ' . 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In addition to 111! this an a~ Ira building lot can be either used ot so)d lo cH I t he cost of Col\ Mallagete ·~•clol ol 11111 . -h· New 18>1'0 tloiiiH<!· 1\IJI!I!~ IU mil~ &Ill!, Bell tl~· 11Wi1!\l 8111:1 IIIII \Jil, \'lU .aaw •MIOO·~Iua . you IJI.illlllaaa IIIIa """ ""'"" •nrl 1111d lho ., tt11!1 Low matr\ttnenct r•neh new QUAUTV BUILT home -on 2 with low utility coeta on 1 level level acres m/11 Very niCe 3 BR 2 lot In 1 c~nvenlent location? 3 BA home w1th solid 6 panel doors B~ . 2 BA. 2 car garag e, rl.ewer lots ol 118rdwo0d flooring. 1 roof. newer vinyl aiding, newer custom kitchen and 2 car garage heal pump, fenced bac~yard and located n Porter area. 118,800. 1 12 11 14 storage building Attention Rentll $129,900 ullllly ""'"' 1!1\d tllile'll Will a•• "••t \!lim "'" • """ Wl!all•t and . dty;!t ~--~~~~~ oi~V · your hom•l Use ihe savings ftom you r httt.ll ng biH lo help n\Ske your inoi1gage pti'vmentl 3 ~R 2 BA Clevton secuonel. nice fa ~IIV tooltl addlllon, hewer fl oor covering ~as log , lace OUit!\ Mobile Htllll~i Ul! all Elill . il.mo11•. t\111\l jell\ I Tht American Community ,,• .,,., home wnh 1econd dwelling! Th is home one re you the space for 2 tartllllel5 Eel In kitc hen, Uvlng room with flr.eplace , dining room, CICIIIIIItcl AciYtftllll\9 Htlwork I m car attached garage, a car detached ga rage 2nd .dwttltng ha! 128 equaro feel. 1 B~. 1 BA and a 11 28 carport 1-800-821-813i New PIIAI. IITATI -~•mthrnt MOilli"t!l 8 UIIOI! 1101\11!11 Utld'l!t $30()0. Do You Havt AllllhtiN, III'Yit' 01' llrofvtt You WINHd 1./h fO AMI'tftt tit 4.1 MU//on Houllllo/dt Wltfl Only Ont """'- Nt Blm·Uwrl'i lteaby "Strt•fN,I( Joe A. Moore- Broker 441-1616 Sarah L . Evana-Moore, Broker 441 - 1816 . Patricia Hay a· 448•3884 Care Caaay-245-9430 Cynthia Siciliano- 388-1841 ~~~~~~4~4~8-7412 e\\'1111111111~ ~ool (tol~)ol<i!· • ·11 FIIAI. IITATI R AI. IITATI W\\' Wot•\• nn~-tUtlnrt•.t'tnn ~·,,.,.~,.,y AUCTION AUCTION HII-· ~ · J.I· I I I I 7 W-14(o-t100H AUCTION .,II~ ~ uu~ 1• wliJ8. \JdW\1 ~11\J Nl~kl t jU.31le tlnlv tlnlv l lilUI ~·' liitlnlh tlell r • • •AIIIO&UI'If ••• • • •• • • • • • AUfmON . tot I WOOD RtJt\t TY IN£ I'H~ti 44II•IIIM IIA\,1 .11~ I~IN,IIIIIII ~~~II IIIIII 'I'NI N I' lt~ji"Miii , Qr tiCUMII Mon•,ll l tOO Rill to 4t00 Pill\ lit. l tOO A.m. IO II Nor· Allen c. Wood, lro~tr • 441•AII3 K111 Mora1n. lroker • 441·01?1 JUntllt Moore, •llt•H41 ~llriOII 11011 ?40~41•1010 th,.. biiH brick lntltlf th• ell)!! 'Y-.i 1 111ildti the Olty one linda this eprawllng btlck Wllh e•ltas thai IMIUdt thiW hard wood lloortng , equipped kllohen , forma l living t00111 , ~Ualt\l family room with ltltpl~c• Md o hugo ilnlahed bllll!amerit With wet ba r Looking tor IPioi In lho clly . lo<Jk no lurthot.. .l18f,lil0 11111 lnvntorll I lor 1 doolt Thlo propC~rty be B has a lot of potentlltl to monay ma"er tor you The 1st hom• h11 3 • _. bedrooma, 2 batha Uvtng Room ·olnlng room Conveniently Located In the ' · ' ' Vtttago ol Mlddloportl L0011led new gal fu rniMJI, tha 2nd home only 4 112 mllll from the Village hat t bedroom, 1 bath, I llvlnq of Chtthlra, the ·0wn1 r hat room . Only llliOOO . Greet an&nded ta avery derail In building lnVIIIniOIIIIhat ohould CAIH lhlt homal Clorgooua hardwood 'L.OWI ...,. " TO VIIW . '. "" ' . I pO , ' OAIII 000 HOMI IIIIC Mlllll 1 ~ llli'IIY .... I ,. 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St~btr "1001 ~i(U:11C iijlffil £! hi· lliHt[ l.J\ 1Silli. ~ 2 wth:l Mu811.ng mArts lor 2000 Foro "!Outus SEL . . 1998 Hol1do CBR 800 F3, ,.,._(\1~'/Miold (1!<·1~ OOn. wh•le "'*~ ... 5.800 miloo. toll. - · ""'' .,.., Qk.1. settle bn>k.t, good celltnt cond•t•on, 31.700 roon. goQ<I """""""'· $4~ ha•l horses ~ttry grentl4 ffllifl, $11 400 00 oeo 1304l458·2SS2 Must s~l due 10 111ness 1·740.992·2369 28.000 m~tes Blact.. Sun· - - - - - - - ?0 baby PIQ$ $15 oach, rool IIJ (304)6754• WhMI~. red. hk• nt~ yovng sows 250 ~ and up. 5828 conchbon. $2.300 1740)3~ $100 ........ 1"0~3-0508 2000 Whitt Alero. 4 door, 2695 Foto'-lt Don~ey w1th baby spoaler , A.MJFM Can•tt• b y - 1740)446-1158 '""' co. ,_ •••., 43.ooo Hol sttun babV catves tor m•les. warranty. - - - - - - - 81tCIIIint conditiOn 1~- Xft70 ~ t o.• sate No Sunday calls ~"' ""'r ~"''' (740\388-8524 (740)44 t -9865 ahet Spm. tllctllent condJhon. $900 '"79 Vette~ whitt w1th rid in- (740}3~~95 AIQ Quarter Horses and tenor, 67 000 miles, gara_ge Quefler Horse PaintS kept Must see io appr.ctmarts. colts. YMrhngs and ate {740)533· 1102 (:104)675-576-3216 ~-'----'------ 2000 Yamaha Slg-'>ear 400 @>'~~ 91 Chevy Cavalier. auto· 2 wo. good condition. maliC. 4 cylindef. 4 dOor $3400. (740)441 -1401 CO player. new ures. runs ss- ==------- REAL ESTATE ~tended REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTAll: REAL ESTATE R!A.L ESTATe ;;;;;;;;:;;;:;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;.;;;;;;~~~;~ Supplement to: Point Pleasant Register Gallipolis Daily Tribune The DailySentinel REALE TATE. St:•u 194! • gooa, $1200 1740)446-9742 93 BUick Regal. l'ugh mtl&- · - - - - - - - 8Qe, harl damage. very de- 2001 Harley D•vid$0n, 1.600 rnrlts, Cor-weue · pendatNe ca1, gooa malnt• $7,000, 1974 CP'Ie\ly 3$ltauto. amltm cassene n~ whwls & tn&s. looks & runs good, $6!)00 080 (7401992· 1493 nonce reco rd 7595 home 94 Corvette Cowe. white Y~"•lh r.c:l ltJather, glass top, - - - - - - - lood&d, COl cassette rftdiO. 83 Honda Gold Wing 1100, $12 .500 OBO. 1740)682- 26000 miles. $2.500. 94 Ka· 75 12 wasakt KLR 2SO. Sl .500: - - - - - - - - Yamaha PW·80, $700. 95 ChB\1~ lumtna, auto. atr, (740 )992 •0062 after 5pm power everythtng AMIFM 1988 Cnev Three Quarter cassette, needs work, $700 lon 4 Wheel Drtw 350 Five (740)446·2986 Speed, Au Condrtionl:lr 9B Cadillac Caters. beaui!IUI Honda Runs Great tras bad 4 gear car. all the bu.Hons, $!1:!,900 'cond .. (740) 37 4-9763 1990 Olds Cutlass Supreme lntarnallonal. 40, V·6, load· ed. all power. AIC. co play- -~--.!"'----, T ltUt'l\.."i ~aturbap Ql";fme~ -~enttnel $100 ...;'2:...•-•------ c~mper Ret~l ~shape 1994 Toyo1a Cooolla . 4 $1900 (3041675.,560 1989 Raven boa1, 195cc, door, eru1o, ail, gutal corldi· 1983 lnternatronal Cabover, 4 3 V-6. !lialnlt$S s'-el lion, $4800, nice utility trall· er tor 4 wheeler, etc good condrtlon. slesper, 4 prop, \lery good condrUon. new !Ires. new dual e11· $5800. (740)446·8282 (740 )256' 1683 haust. asking $6500. 147W40o).44'"saot~e2r5 seal" something • Hardware • Paint • Construction • Banks to . 1Mu111\ol t.pe C:od '""' potonMI to grQW. V.ry anrac.U't'ely decm~ted. QH~nng Ll't diniOQ ar¥a 01*\ ~ will\ oak Cll~nott: 3 !IRS: baths: and an ""'" lllat 00<11d be tlfllohod u a 41h BR and 3rd bath; 2-car .r,rage:. abr)vo ground ~ w1t' deck~; all $ltualod Qn a ~~~~ 1o lOt. to"""' a ~1 26.000 lletl7 on OOir~\t to help w111llllo ""'~II"· iJii<=iNT c,9- 8-'8- D-od_g_e_3i_ 4 - ,-on-.-. 2_00 _ 1_S_•_ • -Ooo--~-P-J-el_o_"L "' noon. owner , (N0)446•2109 Used les!l tha n 15hrs. {304)882·3662 o• (304)8821995 Grand AM GT. 2 1989 Dodge Ram, ~Jrtat 2476 $3,89!; 1996 Cavalier, 2 deal , asking $2800 door, $3, 195: 1991 Mus(7 40)446-7444 day; lang, $1,195; COOK MO. (1401367-1187 avenlngs. TORS (740)446-0 I 03 Fishing/ Duck Boat. 15 hp 1993 Chevy 4114, Ext Cab. motor. Ouck blind trallftf, all 1995 MercL!ry Mys,lc, 4 Dr V·8, Excellent Shape, Automahc 66 ThOusan d n.ooo miles. Best Offer, accessorle!l (740)379~2804 C~ll't:RS {3041675-3069 co~leloty a & 1992 1978 Ford F·250 , 4114, v·8, 4·speod. covered utility bed. 10.000 pta winch, good con- Joep Wranglor 4.595.00 1983 Mus\RnQ Corw. 2,495.00 Hn111~: l~ll'llllVfJ\IINIS I liUoi"1iC COUNTRY an aeslhttUc prospecll \le BASEMENT WATERPRODFINO dillon. $4200 (7401446-6262 Unconditional lifetime guarantae. Local reterenc;es lurDodge Neon 2 ·995 OO 1995 GMC SLX Safari Mlr\J nished. Established , 975. 1994 Eagle Talon 2.495 00 Van. 8 passenger, 4.3 en- Call 24 Hro (740) 446· · 1987 gino. $6.000 OBO Excel· 0870, Aoge ra Basement NfssrAn PV I,BQS 00 lent Condition 1304)773· Waterproo11ng. 54 4 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ;;.---'2- - - - - - 1996 STAR AUTO SALES (7400 9•l9·2451 ---19U7 Mltsubrsht Eclrpso OS. 4 cycle, 5 speed. taadecl, $8000. 1995 Chovrolot 21500 4114 , VB , awo, $8500: t 9A5 Cornaro. 2 8L, au to, noise 1n molar, $500. t980 95 Jeep Wrangle r, 4 cy. CD pla~or , ct\ rpe!. no rust, AJC. ' tn good Shape, runs good. Good Tires, Now gal - - - - - - - shocks Call. C&C General Home.Malnte57 .500 (J04)675•3888 nence· Palnllng. \llnyl sldlrig, ca rpuntry, door•. wlndews, bathl, mobile home Mt Ynlttl'\'('IJi:S repair and more. For tree i9iF.;.;;;;;;;...___, 'C1un~tro Z28, 355, auto, new parnt, carpet . carb, $4000 5 HP Go Cart. one IIOA1er. $300 (740)446· 8468 estlmale call Chet. 740·992· 1989 Honda Pilot. 400 ac. 8323 · liquid cooled , new brakes and belt, good condition, $4800 (740)367·0100 alter Superior Home Malnte· 1998 ChriJSier Sebnng Con· 6pm or leave message. nl\nce. We do all re palre on vortlble, 73,000 miles. homatt.. Carpentry, decka, $5500 OBO (740)256- 1992 1200 Sporta1er, tataily hot water tanks, siding & redone, new overythlng, 10· 6169 tatty ctlromed oul , ton!l ot more . Oaiii740)441 -0tl 3 2·1995 Ford Prooe GT's, 1· nct~lllo na l part s 304·882E1H"I1UCAI} dAmaged in Iron! & 1 dam· 2174 RI:J.lllt:t(ftA'IlUN aged In roar, $1800 lor :.-'-- ' - - - - - - 1994 Harloy Davld•on bolh 1740)446-6282 1200, low miloa, o~~:cello nl Resldontl' t or commercial 2000 Dodge Neon , 4 door, condition. $2500 worth or wiring, new service or re· · 1\UIO, olr, 53 ,000 tTIIiOS. aSk· el(tfAS, sncrllloe· setung due parr&. Master Llcvnsed alto· lng $4900 OBO. (140)256- 10 Illness, $6,800 OBO, trlclan. Ak:lenow r Electrical, 8817 (7401256-6761 1740)949-4411 . 59 1-9917 WV000306, 304·675·1786. o nl~. This 2-slooy home Is only 1 years old and offers modern living wllh 3 BAs; 2 baths; LR. and ea1-ln kllchen . Sllualed on acres In !'liver Valley. rtducOCI to $77,800 • one oMers the onvenlence of town. and the comfort of a compleleli remodeled 2-otooy homo wllhOI,.II the huge prk:t 1ag 1Located at t~ Vinton Ave. and lealurlnQ a COly LA. nk:e kitchen wllh eallng bar, 3 BFia, t lull balh, 2 -112 baths, gleaa enclosed porch, 2·car detached garage. pluo enough va rd to accommodate a pet or children. Priced at $84,900 BUV IT, ,LIVIIN IT, BUILD DN IT, RINT IT. You can thank us Brian or Pam at (304) 675·1333 Matt or-Deanna at (740) 446·2342 Jessica or Dave at (740) 992·2155 ~ • •• QM~~et Qialll! Q I>OO~UI, lliCQ grow Into II layout, noododl A DUC D TO $a9,110\l. can Qil au li~an(l@(( wi tt\ I or no manoy lluwn. Coil UQII . ,., .. AIAL IITATI AIAL IITATI With · 00\Jntl'j atmoaphtoo . Oon'l mlaa oul on an opponvnlty lor homo ownorahlp. $39,900 •131 E V&f1ll 0011 1~ ap~t l.ook For My l.ost · Puppy! www.wisemanrealestate.com UR,ooo.oo m01 ~OTII ~ , allfill up, HiOIIIY oil WM!Jed own1r wiU oonaldl! aelllng on lend OOfllfiiOI, t RIM eiLLIII t.OWIIIID THI ~11101 ON THII QUALITV IIIICK IIANCH I III Q Clr enoct11!d gol'l!\)9. lilf1ll turmolllvlng room l Sundoy Tlme!l Sentinel Olnlng , lamlly room. 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(740) 992-981~ rn lies, Go odiC on d 1t ron 955~ 01 1740) 7467 H41~0l DtBl 2002 HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITION will be here Friday, September 27 $7'00 each. ~Rill dtaCounii'O - - - - - - - 2000 Pontiac Sunhrt. mo\4 pan 1740~3-~88 dCooll' . • Pwu-07 ' •. �' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV BULLETIN BOARD Serenity House serves victims of domestic violence call 446·6752 or 1-800-942-9577 ·Marriage Workshop For more Info Call 441 ·0490. Registration Is required by September 14th. Sponsored by: At His Feet Ministries. 2001 Clayton Mobile Home 14 x 612 BR, 2 Baths All appliances Deck & Storage Shed On rented lot at Johnson's Trailer Park, Ea&tem Ave . 446-3878 Out of town owners Motivated to sell the following property: • 84 Garfield Avenue • 502·504 Second Ave. (Commercial prop~rty) • 5784 St. At. '7 So (1 acre with .great river view) 972-377-2268 FOR SALE $21,000 MAKE USAN OFFER For Sale 45 ft . semi-trailers enclosed vans, road worthy, or for stor· age $1 ,500 or $2,000 dollars 74Q-446· 7600 THE DOWNUNbER Wednesday Night BuHet Is Back! 4:30pm til 8 pm 300 Sec. Ave. Gallipolis 446·2345 Southam Kthru 4 PTO is hosting a BASKET AND POTIERY THANK YOU WE SAM CONSTRUCTION for buying my 4·H Feeder Steer 2002 Meigs County Fair James Will Saturday, September 21st 4:00·6:00 pm FREE FREE FREE FREE Live Remote with JOYFM Trinity Trio performing Food· Games· Face Painting Brownie Bake·Off· Wagon Aides Door Prizes· Clowns· Jump Tenl Bring your entire family & your lawn chairs! ONE NATION· UNDER GOD! 845 Skidmore Road In Kerr, Ohio 5 minutes past HMC on SR 160 Pastor Chuck Stansberry 740-446·1742 Scenic Hills will be having our Family Night Dinner on Monday, Sept. 9 .at 6 pm Please call ahead if you plan to attend. 446-7150 Food Giveaway at Trinity United Methodist Church starts at 10 a.m. Sponsored by Ray of Hope. Please bring boxes. Veterans Information Seminar Sept. 9, 2002 4:00 pm · 9:00 pm D.A. V. Chapter #53 28051 S.R. 7 Cheshire, OH 45620 Open to all veterans United Through It All Remembering September 11, 2001 Candlelight Patriotic Service honoring any local service hero in attendance. Please bring your family & join us for this · hlstorlcel occasion Wednesday, September 11th at 6:30p.m. 845 Skidmore Road In Kerr, Ohio 5 mlnules past HMC on SA 160 Pastor Chuck Stansberry 740.446·1742 . o,;,u u• nl~o. Mnn(t •• .,. . •wph·lllht·t BY BRIAN Ouida Chase, 95 Alice Blaker, 90 Darlena Michaels, 23 Brandi Thomas, 16 HAPPY GQANDPAQENT'~ Makayla &.. Timmy" Dexter "We love you dearly P.aw Bob&. Grandma Nancy" "Grandma&. · Grandpa Ritchie, Thankyou for ' taking us on vacation!" "Mamawand Pa~w Willford I . You!" You! Danielle, Chris, E.ric, · Chelsea, justin, Chandler, Aspen, E.van and Breanna 'To ali my Grandparents, · I Love Youl" Brayden M. Davenport "I Love You" Mama Susie &. Papaw Kevin Granny Gall t.. Papaw jerry Emily Gall Davis "I Love You Nannle &.. ,"1. '"1. Brad ley Sellers Brad ley Sellers you ' Grandmal &. Grandpa! Sellers". you Mamal &. Papal Terzopplous . ' ' ·Bells to ring for Sept 11 · · slleooe 111 8:46, to be foli()Wod b)' a · . statewide ·bell ringing n minuto POMEROY - Bells Qf tb,e later. Meigs County Courthouse and local Rev. Rod Brower of the Pomeroy churches will ring · Wednesday and MiddleJl(ll'l Heath United ·morning in tribute to those )()st in Methodist Churches said local bell the Sept. 11 , 20()1 terrorist attacks, ringing will be coordinated wllb and residents are asked to observe a WPCN 88.1 FM. an area josptl moment of silence. · music station, and those woo pt11n Ohio Gov. Bob Taft will conduct to participate should observe the · an official · state memorial obser· time in accorduncc witli the lldlo vance at 8:46 a.m., the time station. American Airlines Flight ll struck A county-wide memorial $CI'VIce the World Trade Center In New will be conducted , at tbo York City. Taft has asked · all Rocksprings Faifgrounds Ohioans to observe a minute of Wednesday evening, · Sentinel staH report ....,.,. • ... Com. Clifford B. Coleman to Rev. Rod Brower. pastor of the Pomeroy und Middleport Heath United Methodist Church, and veterans will participate in a tlag-raising ceremony. Following the worship servi ce. those attending will be asked to pm· ticipate in a candlelighting ceremony to honor the nearly 3,000 victims of the' attacks at the World Trude Cemer in New York and the PerJtagon in Washington. D.C., us wd I as I hose on the jetliner which crushed in rural Pennsylvania. While candles are not permitted in · "Grams, Nanny, Mamaw &. Papa I Love You I' Pick 3: 1-6,3 Pick 4: 4·7·4· 7 SuperLotto: 7·11· 23-24·26·37 Bonus Ball: 27 Kicker: 9· 3-3·1·6· 1 Buckeye 5: 20·2H 1·34-36 Pick 3 nlaflt: 6·3· 7 Pick 4 illaflt: 0·3-4-3 crew of the U.S.S. Aj~x continues to reunite every year. This year, P.G. Sigman of Middleport, front, far right, hosted his buddies. (Brian J. Reed) GROUP REUNITES- The Middleport man hosts gathering . BY BRIAN J. REED Sentinel staff writer ' Powerball: 6-12-19·24-34 (18) . Index 2 Section•- 12 PIPI Movies AS B3·5 B6 AS A4 A3 Obituaries Sports Weather B1·3 A2 Calendar Classifieds Peyton Michael Kloes "I love you Grandpa&. ..Grandma Kloesl" in on evolution Inside ••• • Rio · Grande Sept. 11 observances set for Wednesday, A3 • Gallia County files for landfill renewal, A3 • Va. Tech next milestone for Herd7, B1 • MLB: Cincinnati stops Milwaukee, B1 Comics Dear Abby Editorials 13 MIDDLEPORT While their years aboard the U.S.S. Ajax are behind them, the men who served aboard the repair ship will always remember the camararderie of their years aboard. That's why they continue to reunite every year. P.O. Sigman of Middleport, and his wife, Sue, took their turn at hosting a nationwide reunion of the AjM's Korean Conflict-era crew over the weekend, and showed them a taste of Meigs Cou(\IY. , It ·Was the 15th year for the Ajax crew's reunion. Fifty' Y!'ars after working on the "floating city," which carried all the sup· plies and crew needed to repair naval ships damaged during the war, crew members continue to join together in communities all across the country. . · ·"We looked after each other, and protected each other, so we're more or less like brothers," Sigman said about his crew mates. "We used to lh:e together, three bunks high, and that makes you close." That closeness hasn't passed through the years, thanks in part to annual reunions. This year, the men and .their wives enjoyed a hayride at Bob Evans Farm in Rio .Grande, and shared a Saturday luncheon at the Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post annex in Middleport, where the Rockin' Country Cloggers performed. . . Ajax ere~ .membe~s from Colorado, Alabama. M1chtgan, lndtana and a number of other states attended the weekend reunion. Next year, the men will meet in Michigan, where another crew member will play host c 2002 Ohio Valley Publilhlns co. COLUMBUS (APl - The. graduate and head to the new biology deun ut Ohio classroom . State University. says it's There's no argument that important to understund that many science teachers are there's a difference between not prepared for the debate science an·d religion. over the origins of life, said Joan Herbers suid she Jody Sjogren of Columbus, plans to be as active in Ohio director of the Ohio as she was in Colorado in Division of the Intelligent the debate over how life Design Network . began. "From what I've seen of In her previous job as educutors who ·are involved chairwoman of Colorado in the standurds process, . State University's biology either they're not very department, she hosted attuned to some· of the community workshops on recent literuture that chal-· how evolution works . She lenge> evolution or they expects to do something have un ·u prior commitment similar now that she' s in to the naturalistic evolutioncharge of Ohio State's ary view, u she said. College of Biological Herbers' work at 1 Sciences. Colorado Stute was praised The Ohio Board of by an educator from the city Education must decide this where that university 'is fall whether to allow the located. · teaching of the "intelligent "She really started the ball design" idea .us well as evolution in public-school sci '' rolling in getting a group of people together to decide ence classes. what we could do to get Intelligent design is the teachers teach evoluconcept that the complexity tion," said toBrian Olver, sci- · of livin~ things required ence . coordinator for the intervenuon by an intelli· Poudre School District in gent designer, po ssibly God. Fort Collins, Colo. Advocates of the concept He said Herbers took the say ~heirs is a scientific initiative two years ago viewpoint, not .a religious after parent s ut a scienceone . Most scientists, howoriented charter school in ever, view the intelligentdesign idea as an attempt to Fort Collins said evolution ~et around barriers to teach- was not being taught there. Herbers suid she came to rng biblical creationism. "! nave very strong feel- Ohio State because of the ings 1hat creation science is opportunities the university not science and that the role offers . "Oh'io State is unusual in of scientists is to use estabhaving a College of lished methodologies to investi~ate the natural Biological Sciences," she world,' Herbers said. "Not explained, adding that subthat the people who believe jects including biochemin creattomsm .are jdlots. tstry, genetics and botany because they're not." are usually divided among She wants to make sure other colleges. her college works closely She · succeeds AIan with the College of Goodridge, who left last Ed.ucation at Ohio State so September to become that new teachers under- provost at the University of stand evolution when they Toledo . lpooch/.....u•l• Pallaolo111t - PRN Posi~on O.cupallonal ll&lrllpllt AMIIIMal -Part-Time Plif'IIC.. 'llwr•plat · .full-Time, Part-Time, PRN Plaplc.. 'llw1 I 'I AMIItMal · PRN Posi~on MEDICAL CENTER . Al/lisred poslrfon1 rwqui,. an Ohio Ucense, or Ohio !icMH eligibility. Discover the Holzer Difference . I IF inleresred, pleaH conrad: Human Rolour<e~ Oepartminl, Holzer Medical Con"", t 00 Jacbon Pika, Gailipoli1, Ohio A563 t ......... . " 446·1101 •••• .www.holzer.org 446·1106 .. I I d Excellent salary/benefit package .,. till" grandstanq itself, those who attend the ;crv ice cun light curidles near the slugc area, or bring !lush lights for use in tlw slands. · A free -will offering to help cover expenses will be taken. with any balance to he given to the Mt:igs County Disa,qer Relief Fund. New OSU dean weighs High: 90s, Low: 60s Det.lll, A2 Dally 3: 9· 3·6 Dally 4: 3-4·8·6 "I Love You PaPa &.. Grandma Orclel" ROCKSPRINGS Retired U.S. Nav.y Chaplain and Middleport native Clifford B. Coleman wi II be the keynote speaker at Meigs County's official tribute to the victims of last Sept. ll's terrorist attacks. . "We Remember" is the theme for the observance to be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at ihe grandstand ol the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. Commander Coleman, of Jackson , is a veteran of all four branches of the military, and served in both the Korean and Viet Nam contlicts. The Meigs County and Middleport Ministerial Associations. Umted Methodist Cooperative Parish and Ohio Valley Crusade for Christ have joined in coordinatin~ the service , which will include tnbutes to firefighters and other emergency workers who gave their lives at the World Trade Center and Pentagon a year ugo. ·Local churches have been asked to move their usual Wednesday evening services to the fairgrounds, according Weather W.VA. Jackson Circle ' ,, OHIO Anthony Lane &. Shalynn Mitchell • REED .U.S.S.IIax reunion Lotteries Brian Jensen Anderson J. De..lls, AJ Grandma&. Pappy Midkiff m,d.,d~ \tnfl llll ''''" mbering Sept. 11 Sentinel staH writer Deaths ' • We ... n .... Firifighters, medics, veterans.to partidp4te in Wednesday ceremo11ies • Cody Bruce Campbell Middleport. Pomeroy. Ohio IH Coleman tO keynote observance Thurs. Sept. 12, 2002 6:00pm NEW HAVEN FIRE DEPT. $20.00 per ticket Over 25 baskets new and retired Extra gift In most baskets. St. Paul Lutheran Church Building Fund Not associated with Longaberger Inc. 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