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Thl• t>pporlunily miJhl como ubout lhrotr~h un oltl bY!Inou rclu• llonMhln. VIIWO (!Itt~ . 2~ · SQjll. 22) .. Th~t·o 11 rmthln'· wrtllt» will1 holn» prtl\Q~ tlvo of your ttliOIOMI M, ~~~~ IOUU~ llOI'MIIIIIIi 11k0 ~1110 11111 IOtill Mil ill Wll~ ! thul uthcrM ml»ht Flml ilrron· ~Y lnfluon~eM lhut'll Bnvorn ~011 •Iva , II' th oy do, QUumarmQ"• ' ''"'eM mljjht ruittlt . Oatil )lllllJl tiiHiorMumdlnv tha In \he y~ur 11ho11<1. Sand for un lifo lndu M<IIU! IYb!Hitl ynur AMru·Ch·uph pro\llolillnM t>y mullin¥ $2 Ill AMim ·Or~~ph, Q/rt thiN IIOWMjlll(lCI', p,(}, Uo~ U\7, Wl~kllffe, Oil 44W2. Do lUI'~ to Minto your 7n\llue Nlyn. (S~pt. 2l ·O~t . 23) • ' • II llRyJ 1!1 be II ~llUd IIIIYiiJIII, LII}RA but luduy uthorN coulll tnko udvuntnuo ur your ~ooll no· ntre 111111 polm nt'r thalr ro• 'IJI!It~l\lllltiuN 11nto ~ou. Don't bo uprnNy. SCORPIO (O~t. 24·Nnv. 22) .. Uvon 11111u~h neither yuu nor u t'rlond would, wunt lltdltftl • II ...... ill de.llbarutcly llu 1111~thln11 to h11rttha nthtr, dulnu huM inaNN with 11 p11lmoy lnavTrnbly turn out IIHII wuy, lla enroM IO• llu~ . SACliT'I'Aiii\JS (Ntw. 23· Doc. 21) .. lhlna roullitlu ro· aunlln» ynur ~ouls untl ubJilll• fiVO! IUYIIY IN II 1111111 If ym1 lwpu lo uuhl uv~ wlmt ~m1 do· Nit'O , If ~mttiiNWt'ltho j1IQI11t'e, lha tJuy ~mrltl attll In di!UJl· pnlntmont. CAPIII ORN.(Dae. 22·Jnn. I~) .. Jloor piMnlnM on ymrr purt toduy muy ro1ull In an· go\tnlorlna more obuuelu th1111 u!uAl ulnn~ yllur JlDth. unrortul!lltoly\ they will bo of ~our own tMk AQUARIUS (Jon, 20·flob. I \1) .. Don' 1 lot your1o1r bo munlpnlotod rodny to o ~oint whuro you oro roruad 10 tuka u pQMitlon thut oppom tho will or lho tnlllurlty, PISCRll (fleh , 2U·Moruh 20) .. lndopomlonl antlouvori ut·o for muro llkol~ lo ha IIIU• omrul for youlllduy thonln· vglvomont! thut I'CKjltlro u uol· loYtlva off<>tl . Oo your own por10n whonuvar J!UM!Ihlo, AR111'l (Muruh 01 •April 19) .. lljJprnnQh your 1111k1 llld!IY "¥· C1ltnd11 Claaalfltdl Churchtl Comics Dtlr Abby Edltorl•l• Movlta Obltulrltl Sports ' Stitt W11th1r with II nt,lllivo Rllltu~t 11111 iliMIUiltful llbi COUld DI!_JlliiiiO 1o IIJipaur von mllrt dlmeuh, ln!taud, toka pride In whut• over you ~~~~ your tfftlr11 to, TA 9 (A II O·Moy 'ifn onunaf.!y\ t~o!t D!• Mlunmonl! ~ou do 1111.11 \ll 20) .. mhor! umtld 110 awr~ to~uy. It wuuld ha t'nr bou,r 10 main· min gonlrol ovor aliuollon! by dolny lm~ortnltl 11\li!Unol mil• 101'! }'\1\I"Oif, ClliMINI (Mu~ 21·Juno 20) .. You mu~ 1101 bt In lht 11101.111 todoy 10 PAmptr HI\~· nna, bill II will mako ~our 1111 fur ao1iar 1r Yllil AS . 83·S AI 81 AS A4 A! AS 81·3 A2 A:I Ill 3001 Ohio Ylllty Mllllllnt Ct. ~'t\Unth.'~. IIOWI.W~r, !Ill ~ hu~ 11\ll hdi)Ctl III t'\ldlli'llll! . 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"W~ wlll be 1lolng our VI!I'Y b ~~ llf IIMUI'Il . up. ' "Tho ill~\urblna p11rt l8 1hu1 This dll All -n~ · wu~, G!lll~ oily If lhutpor1on I! ~o~r mAll, You'll aa1 whut ~ou •lvt, CANCBR (Juno 21~July 22) · .. Commo1111 ~ou moka tllxlut liiiC 1\11\I'C lll'c lust ·us 11 · tt•nn11ll\tlulhlliM. · In I\>97, 1h11 ptl~l h tmtll~d 11cnr 1\lttll'll," tlt•uu utldctl. nino 1\itlll 11rt1~htl~ with nine ''How~VI!I\ cvctl If we llllt 1111 kill d. In 1998 thut\1 wet'll otn~er In cvct'Y cl'illlh 1\ICll• thl\1.~ t'llll\1 Yl'll~ht\K With tiW\\t\ tlm1, II' muttll'lllts llun 't llt!\l'l kiiiQ\1, In 1999 thlll'\l wat'\l II W\\111'1111! thl!it· Mlll'cty hell~, er11~ht1~ with 1 a kllletl, In Mlllwinll llown, 111\tl 11boylr11! a000 lh l\llilk~ li\111C~ - C~S<II'Y l.'illlll~l'S," he Nltkl. . • lS , th~ ~adtlc C'htlptcr Jbr thl\.-c year~. pluced IOth In lhc stale ~ulls Cl:)E (Cureer Development livents) nnd wun grand dmtnpiun with tsts ~ "liWt'YIIIIC II ~ds l\l sloW tlnwt\ illltll~uvc Cilrly l'll\ltlgh ·hl llt'l 111 thdt· tblilluth\lt 1.~·=• ,,r l\1:1111 the ~flltllld owtu~ win net's it\ cm·lh.:t' ~·om\wtilimh She lms hccn Mllll'< 1111~ ..r the tlnul 1\\ur ntllit\11111 tltml· 11\t\111\CI'o Wilhll\11 h<ll lttjl pepper~, green hcans. sweet Clll1t. onll hay. She htls M~t'I'Cd as llresldent tmlHih>cs, \VIIS \1\IC llf M,'Vclt dlllscll lllti 111~11· 1 dtklcs 111 tl lawt\11 •• ulltltlll "mtm(l\IW\11' In tile 1t1~1 IWO Y\\111~ Ill ~~~~p nt'lk~t·~ wot'kfnl! lhc Mtdwny~ In illllh w~.:mhlc lml\lllction. Stl\'t~. lilllll!!ht~r 111' Atll\ltt ntlll Shlrll.'y Snyi'C ill' Ru\.'inc, tlml f ffW' ltfflJUiftomqf sclc~tcd tiS n t1tmlisl in dll~lil\11 , N<llilltlltl H<A SliYI'C \ pt\>,lc-:1 w,ir~ ha~ Pl\llkicnl'y ;1\~ t ll\1 <II"Cil \If illdllllclt rui~illl! ..:ubhnl!e, th~ th~ l.'itii~IIN uml lut'tll 11\llhll'l~l~ Ill\; S!tll- illld lll~l'lll · ...,..._ ..,... ,,.,...,;, Stlyt~ will 1!{1 thmuph a 11tml ittti.'I'I'ICW Ill\ 'l'hllt'Slllly, tlt:t. ;t I, 111 the Nnlil\1\ttl FFA C'II\IWIHIIlll lt1 LIHtisvtllc, 1\y, 011 ..~·lduv, Nov, I , she mid her FilA itdvisllr, Aut'l>tt Suyt~. will I'll.' IHI Slllj!C lit l't-ccdqm ~lull lllctllcd ut lhc Kc11tucky l:lxll\lsltlot\ C'cntcr whct'C lhc fitml r-esults will be Ullnnunccd l\1111 pluqucs wIll he ti\Vnt\lcd, Stlyi'C ti\IW joins Jct~my 1·1111 In cstubllshlnt~ tulolhcr 11r'sl 1\lr the N.udt\e Southern FFA C'lmptct'. lie' pluced In th~ tup li:lUt' lust ycnt· 111 the t1ret1 of hot'lku hure ut the nulltnml level. While Rudnc Suulhcrn · WA mcn1hcrs runkcd nutlollully lli'CVI<tusly, theMe lii'C the only IW\l llCCUNIUt\S when metltlicrs phtccd In the top l'our. · . Jlurty•slx tlhl<l lll'lliklctl· ~y WII\1\Cf$ WCI'C SCI\1 for• Wnt'llto the 1\UlillllUI Clll\11)\l• tltlon. Of these winner'!.! her hHnuttlCs ul the Ohio. Shttc tlnlr 1wo yeut's, Her jutll'lley lo national I'CCIII,IIIili~>n begun four yeats lll!ll when she selected Yell· Cltlhic pt\lductitlll as part of her I'C4t1it"Ctl SAE \)1\tjecl.· While ill nttrl..:ultul-e dusses, she studied the VCI,IChlble Industry learning how plants ure grown und then murkel· 11111; the products she rul.sed, · Mctu1whlle, she pnrllcl · pntcd In CDE <.!1.mtests wl\kh included soil Judalna, publk spcukintl, parllomentury procedure, l'ore~try. nnd muny others thot wuuld help her In the ve~emble lndu~try. Suyrc lenrned nddllional skills which 1'1!8Uited In her plucl11g nrst In District 10 compcllllon nnd third ht the stnte \lt' Ohio. AI the e11d of her junior yenr, she had pluced second In \he state and ulso received the honor of Stnr District Farn1er. She also re~elved her Mtate FFA dct~t-cc . 'fhiM ycnr Mhe pi ailed tlt'Stluthe ~ll\111 Itt IWo 1\rell, n~l!outttlna nnd vcaetable production. . She now · attend~ the thl'\1 were rnled bronte, 17 were rtltctl ~liver nnd 1wen· tNl~ Wlll'\1 ruled gold. Jlrom the 26 11old, ~even were cho· 8cn to conipct for the nnal University of Rio Ortlnde four nntlonul fltmll sts Itt where she Is mll)llrlna In their nren uf prmluctlun. coltlttllltl lcntlottK, · Who e Are . • • othor1 tmluy, avon If thoy uro 001110 bt uur!ltd filr IHII wl!lo and 111 !liiOI'Itd or tukon out or oontoM. ll'a bell to keap your thouahlllo your· lrUO, I or • nrrnln, · . Beth Ad.llmll, RN Progl'tsSI\1!! tll't' Unit Chet·yl l~ rQdcr, RNC, 13SN w1tl f1't11111 Center 1a1r. , I. 0 (July 23·AUI• 2Z) " , OoeBU80 you 0111 bt " bit riMk tAker rrum 111111 tO linll, IOOfty ~OU 1110uld bt CAIIIIO~! o!poehtll~ n ~our rlnune1111 . • ·-------·~----~----------------~' • • HEALTH SYSTEMS _,,__ , I' lle$lde$ \~hlble ~uc­ tlott, Ohl{1lms Mtionnlrlnallsts In the tll'e~~ ol' 'furest llltllln~meut . ttrnln pl\lduc· ~At'INE l.11rl1\ tl) '"' a linn, "11 mechunh:s. turf · mcmbcl' of th Rnd11c 11'""~s m;ttH\I!Cment. small Snuthcl'tt WA C'huptcr, has tmhmtl ~ttt~. tmd dairy pro· Patrol cracks down on·rash of fatalities PEANUTS I national lll!Jall" 1«-ee\Uy <ll)elll:!d llllllffi~ Ill I.!IOI.IWI.III.O 0\CYOU ~CD T\o\e;.lo\ iWK.E. TO \XlVSI..E>C~K ·named · Ooctol~ . l1t.! ooul)le ll>tticll ~~Je~:lall.te~ tn '#liTO OHO Ill I ftWOO C..OOC>! N-\\) Mikol! atld • Racine's Lori Moe~ C\llmty Chamlltlt of L<lla Hartlour of p,c. her state ct\etl\l)rotl~hiP plaques, has beet~ nan\ed a ftMIISt In the COOI~Jelttlon 111 the area of veaelable prod\10- d1rectot ol 11\1\11~ Sa~ of ~lad~. sllowt\ With Mllol\al FfA Cmll ll\0!!)' Bll\ct\0!!1', , GIIT/lR •• " Lot\ __ www I �• geAl . Ohio Traficant, Hall absences leave Congress, and Ohio, down two Democrats The Daily Sentinel Ohio weather S.tuldlly,Sept.1 .. . \VA 'HINGTON (APl - 1\1·0 or Ohlo's cot1gl\'ssionul olli~Xs are miss· ing somethit1g: a <'01\S!I.'Ssnunt The ~...-nt depurturcs 1.•f Reps. James Tfo.tl'icant :md Too Hull put Ohio in tut . unusual si1u11tion down liVl> Democratic con~rcssm~n when ' the closely dividt'<l ~htse hus yet h> ~~·n· sider sever.tl s~nding bills. "The~~o,'s .iusl no lt:tnlllate for this ~ind of si!lmtion." said John Culbertson. chlef of sntl1' f1.1r the 17th District 1.•1lke. let\ vacal\1 when Trutk:mt was e\pdk'<l from Cotll!ress. C'ulbcrtson :md Michael Gt'ssel. for· mer chief ofst:tll' ft•r Hall. who n:signt'd thiS • I\'<'t'~ tO IU~<' :tllnitt'\l N:ttiliiiS ll\ll\t. now must lxtl:mcc the needs uf two distrkts with otlkes that have het•n removed fmm the politk:~l pn.x:css. In th • pust. members ,lfTongrcss who have: died whik in t1tlict· or resignt'<l huve been rcph1ced throu),.' h spedul ch.:ctiotls. But Ohio's Rcpublicun Oov. Doh Thll dccid~'\1 it wus not worth the expense or possible voter n•nfusion to elect new lnwmttkers who could cnd up scrvinll just u few Wt'llks. A 1\.'<lcrnl upj~euls coun uph<:ld T\11\'s dt'Cision. so both otliccs will rcnmin ~-il Chance of showers this weekend BV '!ME A$SOCIA'I£0 PRESS vacant until J;anuary. when tlew rcpre,:cntatiws. ~ltcted in November. are swom in . This is not tho: l'illit time 11 COIIgreSSion· al ollke has been tel\ empty. but the vacuro:i.-s are more signifiCIInt this year. CongreSs still hus st"ver.tl in1j)Qitllnl iSSilO.'S to deal with, i1~eluding t~ proposlld Homdand Sel:uritr !Alpurtn~t and the ~uestion of war With lmq. Thcly also are hkdy to rctum al\er the N1.wember ~ lel.'­ tiontb v.:>te 011 spo:mdiltl,l bills, R~p . Marcy Kuptur of 1ulcdo. now Ohio s s~nior Dt.-m01:n11, said the va,·an· cics could c0111 Ohio its fair share of the ft'<leml bu~et. :md could hun thli party on tuitional ISSUCS. Hull tmd 'fro~tka nt hud b..-en among tit~: fiVl' 1110111 senior members of thli House ddcgation und IVCI'>l active 01111 bmud urruy of legislation. "\Ve don't really n~-ed, with nlll,jor dt~lslons faci ng us on appl\,priations bills .und lmq, to b.lwithout them," suid Ku111ur, . Rcpublicuns suy Ohio's clout won't bc dimini shed. Thll SUite's House dele· ·gtttlon now hns just six Democrats and ll Republicans. including several com· mittt'C chuimten. While Hull served on banicade removed from bumed-out section of the wall down and hauled Wtathtr Forte~~sl Ton4Jht. ..Partly doudy. Lows in the lower 60s. South winds around 10 mph. Saturoa.y...Partly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of showtl'li and thunderstorms from middoy on. Highs in the mid 80s. South winds S to 10 mph. Saturoay n4Jht...lncreMina cloudiness with a 40 percent dum~'t of showers. Lows in the mid 60s. . Sunday... Mostly cloudy with a chunce of s~owers . Hil!hs in the mid 70s. Chance of rain SO percent. · Sundny n4Jht. .. PurHy cloudy with u chun~-e of showers. Lows SS to S9. Ch•t~ee of ruin SO percllnt. stutc .blomodicul te<:hnolo~y tmy;xl us u clmrity f\lnd·ntis· niun Jumes Washington. Monday... Pa.rtly cloudy. Highs in the uppt1r 70s. 1 mother of P"nol hus awurocd $21.S m1l· Leisure is the ing ellor1 ."but the proceeds Extended FonlCasl · · from the ulleged chnrltuble Timothy Thumus, who was lion to three teams of unlvcr1\1esday... Mostly clenr. Lows in the lower SOs und highs in uctivlties ncvur nctunlly mud~ shot by pollee officer Stepherr sities 1.tnd businesses for the upper ?Os. DAYTON (APl - Pohcu it to the charities." Rouch m April 2001 while res.eurch projects. Gov. Bob Wednesday... Partly doudy. Lows in the mid SOs und highs found u IJ•yenr·ulll hoy more The dtuf'GCS include rucke· running from officers to avoid Thll announced Thursday. in the upper 70s. !hun six hours un~r his moth· tooring, conspimcy. evid11nce arrest on misdemeanor The Biomedical Research Thursday.. ;Pm:tly cloudy. Lows in the mid 50s and highs er told ol1kcrs he wus bcutcn tltmpcrlng. llUmbhtll!. money churges. and Technology Transfer ttnd driv.:n uwny In n spon luundl!ring und thel\. near !10. R011ch, who is white, ·was Commission was created to utili! ~ 1•ehidc Thursday In Aullust. seven charities Iuter acquitted of criminal distribute u totul of$31.7 mil· morn mg. und 59 other people und Of'GU· chuf'Ges in the shooting of lion to research projects from The boy. Mkha<.:l ni zutions were indicted in Thomas, 19, who was black. Ohio's shnre of tho notional Ridu1rdson, wns loUI\d ut his Clcvchmd in un Investigation The shootit~ prompted three tobu~-co scmlement. mmhcr's .homc about . 6 p.m.. of instunt·bingo ~umes in nights of rlouna. Lawson and Leisure alleged Fifteen private and public . but policl! did not huv.: imy Cuynhogu, Loru1n · 1111d in their lawsuit that the reseun:h organizations will immediutc infornmtion on his Summit counties. Reeces und Washinaton tried collubotute on the three condition, Lt. John Burdun suid. · to persuade Leisure to fire research projects chosen for Luwson and accept less than funding so far: The wom1m told police rhut her son wus chuscd. shot at the $10 million settlement she • Mauro Ferrari fiom Ohio und beaten around 11 :30 n.m. demanded from the city for State UniverSity will lead a before being put into u blue the shootina of her son. team to study coronary artery ASHTABULA (AP) - inH environment. Chevrolet Suburban. The Reece& and Washington· disease. The project received Seventh·gradcr Josle I'm vety upset and dis· The Incident occu~d ut u · have denied they tried tO I $6.~ million arant. Kmiec's patriotic ponytail appointed because Josle was low-income housing develop· interfere. • David Mlllhom from the caused school officials In ret.llY u.clted about aolna CINCINNATI (AP) - A Leisure's lawsuit &llainat Oenomo Research lnatltute at this northeastern Ohio town to acllo9l like that ~ncf then ment on the city's west side. luwyer representlna u woman tho city over the shootfna of the Unlveralty of Cincinnati Pollee said they Iuter to sell red . she ended up miss ina whose son shot to death Thoma• Ia pendlna in U.S. · will lead a team bulldlna on The 12-year-old wu aont elm," ahe said. "They stopped the vehicle, and took by u polleewus officer a District CoW'l before Judae S. recent advancet In aenome home Wednesday from Weal aquuhed her rl11ht to self· two men into custody for judge Thursday to dropasked a law· Anhur Sple11el. questioning. · J u n I o r exprenlon." sequencing. The project suit uaulnst the vice mayor H I a h Superintendent WilHam received $9 million. . und two others. School by Llcate aald Thunday the Joel Saltz of Ohio State U.S. District Judge Susan her prlncf· dlaclpllne code says stu· Unlveralty will lead a team to Dlou arnnted the request of pal for denu can't attract undue -" create 11 technology platform Kenneth Lawson, who joined a p r a y . attention lO themselves. that will unify data to accelerAnllelu Leisure in a lawsuit pain 1In 11 "That code is ·a district· ate advances In human medl· filed In the spring Dllainst her hair wlde policy but sometimes ELYRIA (AP) - Forty-cite Vice Mayor Alicia Reece; her cine and produce a stream of red, white it Is liow you Interpret It," .•• · commerc1ul products. The father, political activist peo~lc have been indicted in and blue Llcate said. "(The principal) Steven Reece, und business· .COLUMBUS (AP) A project received $6 million. un tnvc slillutlon of charily with tern· thouaht it caused undue lnstunt·bingo ticket sules in Kmleo porury col· attraction to wearer." . oring. Licate suld Cooley told . northeast Ohio. state Attorney Betty D. "I thought It was a good him the girl washed the Oenernl Montgomery suld Thursday . . wuy to show my patriotism color from her hair and wus The indictments by u Loruin because It's. Sept. ll," Josie buck in class by third peri· County ~nuid jury resulted suld ubout the anniversary od. beginning classes of ln st year's · terrorist A message seeking com· from evidence guthcrcq in Apply at starting ruesaay, uuucks. "But the principal ment was left ut Cool~y·s Februury in rnids on homes, got upset about my appear· office Thursday. stores und burs where the tick· Sept. l7th, 6PM nnce nnd told me to cull my Josle's IS·yeur-old broth· cis were sold, Montgomery Carleton School. mother to come pick me er, Juke, sprayed red , white said. 111 Court Street • Pomeroy up." und blue hair color on hi s Montgomery and Loruln For more InfOrmation, Her mom, Janis Kmiec, head in the shape of the County Prosecutor Greg call 740·992·6839 740-992-21~5 arrived ut 8 u.m. and said American nag. White said sulcs were par· Principal Sherry Cooley told "Lakeside High didn't her thut Josie violAted the have a problem with It ," he !·············~·······················~·················· · ········~-·~ student handbook, which said. ~ stutes thnt clothing should . Ashtabula is 53 miles not distract from the learn· northeast of Cleveland. Ohio Briefs Pollee find missing boy Girl sent home from school for·red, white and blue hairdo Lawsuit · dropped against Clnclnnatl's vice mayor Riltardt ·• proJects IWirded $21.5 million 411ndlded In charity bingo probe In •ants Meigs Co.. Karate Club at WANTED Motor Route Carriers The Daily Sentinel ===~~~~~~~~~- .•• -======= .•• •• • ••• • •• Manleys Self Storage Unl't will hold a public auction at Its facility located at 97 Cottage Drive In Middleport, Ohio on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2002 at 5:30. To sell the personal Items of Robert Dickens, 39549 Smith Road, Pomeroy, Ohio held as security for un aid stora e rental #4. . I I ~ • •• • •• •• • • •• I • I I • •• • • • I I .•• • ~ • • · I • .I a I • a • I • •• • • Gat the latest UDCiate1s' I NUTS and scores In . •• •bout High . 8ohool &porte ?? The Daily Sentinel 6aturbap (time• -6entinel 6unbap ltme• ·6tntfnel tlult luls been ;a contslllnt ~min<hr of tlte Aug. 4. 2001, down10wn fire eatno down thi morni111 - 1 ~n that 1M area's recQvery h llMIIy W.tl\1 root . Followine dtlOOlitil)ll oo tho l.ylll.'lt building and tho remaindu of the Brundeberf)" buildina in 1M 300 block Qf St'COOd Avon!Ml earlier tlti SUll\11\et. Gallipolis official tlrried ~~~ oo their ple4't' to remove tbe barrie• which was e.reeted to di~n dtiuns from the site and pl'1l\'111lt attidtftts. A dty muinteftllnee g•~e e~w took • I l j)unbap «tm~.. mtiutl ~ • < • ··~···············~···············································~··' ' ,. ll\\:1)' ~~ Cl.)tllll~l'l:lll Local Briefs Re habilitati on Center, . L1ura Daniels, Pleasant Valley Ho pi11l; 12 noon , Southern Elementary chool. M11cy Hayman. Hohter Mt~dical Center; CHESTER - Rob and 12:5 I p.m.. Bro~ noll Cindy Nt,nh. intern mission· Patricia ltries for the Chul'l:h of the. Apartments. McHaffie. Pleasant Nazarene in South Africa. . will be 111 7 p.m. Mond1y 111 Valley: 5:~2 p.m.. Second St,, the Chester Church. Pomeroy, Chulcs Knight. The couple was appoilited t~at ed : in August 2000 and be hils 10:09 p.m., Neece Rd., the reponsibility of commu· Norm;an Neece. Holter: nlcation. the Jesus Film 10: 1.5 p.t'll.. Bradbury Project and aviatoin. She is Rd .. Mike Smith, Holzer. involvl!d in teschlng cxten· PoMIMY sion education for the 2:39 p.m.. Holzcr Moigs Nalarene Theological Clinic. Andret1 Wright. College. They have a fourHola:or. your-old son, Quinn. At the Chester Oiurcli they will bo present!~ a program No about tooir mi sstona~ min· istry. There wm 00 sirll!'"il lind a.v1deo presenttlon along with displny of thh.gs from Africa. TUPPERS PLAINS There will be 110 school in &stem Loc11l School District Monday so teachers may uttend a teachers' lnscrvlce. 11si\IXI to bring photos to · Radne Coundl to meet slulre and 1 a roVIIred diilh. lnfortlllltion is availablu by tlllit~ NcatlC)' Rupe Sn)'<lcr, 367· 7806. Diana Rupe D11vidsan. 992-3939 or Kenneth "Konn " Ru~. 4~6-7 199. Livestock report RACIN E - A re~'Csstd meeting of R11cine Vill.ugll OAWPOUS - Unitlld CoutlCII has beon stlledulod PI'OOuetrs Inc. n111rl\~t l'llport ft'll' 7 p.m. Monday. Sept. 23. from OalllJ)olis for sales ~'(!It· not Sept. 16 as o11rlicr dueled an ~11osduy. lln!IOtlllCOO. Fltollt CAnu • 27S-41St St. $80-$89 ..50 Hf. $75-$86 ..50 425-~l!!N St . $7.5-$89 Hf. $67-$7.5 SS062St St. $7J-$8l HI'. SM· $70 6.50· 72SN St. $70.$77 TUPPERS LA IN S - A Hf. $62·$68: 750.8.50* St. breakfast wil be sorvod 111 too .$6l·$70 Hf. $.55-$64. Cows Tuppers Plains Flfll Well . Musclcd/Floshl.ld Dep~~rtment S11tttrd11y monl· ing. Scrving will begin 111 .7 $36-$38: Modiumll..e~~n $34· a.m. OQnutions will tie tukon. $36; Thin/Liaht S22·S30: Bulls $38-$.50. BAcK To TM• FA11M: ow/Culf Pairs SS 10· $(l?S; Brlld Cows $290· S60S: Baby Calves $40· CHESHIRE . $200: Ooats S17-$8!1. Dcccndants a f Ortl Mario UI'COM!NO II'IC!ALI! Swisher und · Raymond Nc~t feeder sale. I p.m. "Thmp" Rupc will hold 11 Wcdnesd11y, Sept. 2!1. reunion at I p.m. Sunduy at Brood cow sulc, noon. TUPPERS PLAINS the sheller house in Cheshire VVedncsduy, Sept. 18 Eastern Locul Board of Park. Those attcndlna are Calli the office at 446-96~ school at Eastem Monday Meigs EMS report ' , POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered tho following calls for assistuncc Thursday: . CINTIIAL DtiMTCH ·7:36 u.m.. Rocksprlnas Rt'Tt Xtl Tt'm , I ('llllntht-l'l<. . I. Rutlalld. Ohio, dllld \\Wttc~' &-JII "'lt'~ . ·•~ II . _, .... at •L..-r ~s""'"""' Silt \14' ht.mt ft'h 1'· 19 I. ~at \\\-~ttl\ till.'. a d~tll).h· tllf of tht l<tll.' Orhl.' ~tn<l Fthcl Rus.\\lll Lllm""n In l\dditit\11 t1> ll<'r ltc ""' Ptt~o~.-11 "" d<'llth h\ 11\<l SiOOS.. Philip 11nd I\'""'' J1l(" O~m.'ll ~ttd IQ\tr hmtl.....,;. Sun 11 11\illl"' her h11't"''"'· Mid111t>l t'h~mht-1'> ,,1 Rutland, t~ ~:htld~ll. t\ltnll (D_.-an) f'ltlw\'11 111' 1\\lt'o<'nl~ . ~1d111tl llai1'Cll 111 Wil~tl \Iiiii! ~1111· \\'<tltt'r Ill\\ l Oarrett Jr. or R<t\'('1\,1\\X~ . W.V1.: 1\\tt ~h.•p ~:h11tircu. ---lot~•ha.-1 .and '''"' SWisher-Rupe reunion Eastem Local board to meet ''' t'olumhu~ . L }:ran.J · hild~n. t'h.ub l~ntt>.-n Ill lld.Jit'('Ort. 11;11'\\') l mbert ''' \\\-lhh\11. (ll~n l..amhen of M:tritln. Toom\\1 Lamht-n t~f \ 'inh\11, lkllt.ll<~ l~mht-rt tl.athr.''"· R<lltllle 1.4.11lhen . ''" Mtddlepon. J<ttlt'! N<~ntllln ''' ''"'"'"''~· Sue 1'-kt.'lurc of e\\ ll~wn . W \~ . ll:~thv llnbh,, ol \\ tile" 11lc and t'uld ' Laml'o!n t~t J,.ci.MI!t futl<'rnl •en '~"'' "ill hot 11\<ld n,~<lll. Fn.J"'· Sqll I\ ~OU.:!. 111 Met \•\ Moo.~rt funeral llnnlC". \ lllh'll\. Mth Jl.'tl Smtth •;nt~:ta tinl!. Frien<h.lllal ~JII '"the hillel'• al hi'Mlle rri•m Ill II Ill tu\111 ,,f lUll\' Ill' '"'f\ I<'(' - Deaths Missionaries to speak Monday at Chester - N H~ll . t1 7. dtN l'hm.,.da), Sept. I ~- ~ll(ll .11 the I h1lter James Martin Barr · OIDWELI. J<~nl~,. M~rtin B11rr. ]ll, llid''~ll. died Sept. II. 100:! nt llolt~r Medi~l {'omO!t. O~llipolis . He \\'liS bt.mt Jun. I Q. l'l7 ~ in Rit'lily. W.\ \\.. :\1111 11f Ron~ld ~ nnd 0)'1(tl Mttric Prit~t.-e nurr ar llid,wll. Services will ll(" h.-ld ttl 1 p.m. S~t llrdll)' (\1 !he ('~St\l Fummtl Home.. li\·uns. W.VII., with th<l R\'1 . Bt"il Burr affichuit~ . llut1al 11 ill follow Itt th~ llurr . !!umtl) C'emetery. l.ctm. \ '1sltatilln will be from b Ill Q p.m. f'rid:ty. l\1<'\11~~~ t'~IIICI Arrllttjl~m~nt• .u~m~ut\1..'011 11111 ~ h} ld'n) ·Moot\' "t Vtntn11. · letha Henthorn GALLIPi:)LIS - Letha Hc11thona. ~.\. · Uullill<llts, Ohio d led tlll Tln1rsdu \ . Sept . I~. :!tKl.:! nl her 1\'Std~tll..'t . ArrUIIjl<'lll<'llh >1 ill be u1mmmt·cd later h~ Willi s Funffltl Home. Norman Neece MIDDLEPORT Nomlun N~ll. Midd l<'ltOn, dilld Thursdtty. Sept. 12. ~(m at llol ~..-r Mooleol t'cntllt' In OalllPQlls. AtTUIIP,~mcnts ure · uttdl!f the direction of Fisher Funernl Home m1d will he unnouncod upon ~{)mp lc t it\11 . Lassie N. Hall OALLII'Ol.IS - Lussle f Ban . flom Pip AI Meigs County public smok· lnllPollcy. . Tho release further stated; "As mcmlx!rs of the Moias County Board of Health, our · hitondons upon enactment of the clean indoor air regula· tlon in September 2001 were focused on preserv.lng the health and well bcln11 of Meigs County resldents/vlsl· tors by reducing exPQsure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke. "Secondhand smoke, which is the third leading cause of preventable disease in the United Stutes, is a major contributor to indoor ulr pollution containing 4,000 chemicals of which more than 50 are known to cause cuncer. ' "We were disturbed by consequential speculation pertninlns. to our motivation ror pursuma a ·controversial Issue. As Board of Health members. we are charged by an oath to protect public health. Exposure to second· hand smoke is a public health concern which we were com· AEP-IUO pelled to addrass." Aran Coal - n .oe Ai<lo - 1M.58 . In conclusion the boaro Am~ao 24.80 urged businesses that com· A1hl111d lno. - -118.41 plied with tho regulation to AT&T - 1144 ' knk One - 111.79 continue to promote smoke· 81.1 - 18.80 free public places. llob Evtnt-1:1.17 Bort~Wtrnor - 10.118 "We Impel citizens to O. hlmpi<on - 1.111 patronize establishments thut Chtrmlng Sllopl- ?.0? are dedicated to preserving CIIY Holding - 11.113 public health by reducina eol-lt.:M DG - 13.80 exposure to BTS (environ· mental tobacco smoke). "We are encour1111ed by the number of businesses who have indicated they will retain a smoke-free environ· ment for their customers and employees." Said Sonny Gloeckner at Olocckncr's In Pomeroy who . has opposed the smoking ban since its Inception, ·"That's · great news nnd It's about tlmc. It's aood to know .thut tho Meigs County Health Department hus come to real· lze the)"re under the Jurlsdic· lion of tho Ohio Supreme Court. And now, I'm golna to put m~ ashtrays buc)( on the tablet. ' Local Stocks : The Daily Sentinel . : Reader Services Ohio Vellly Publlehlng Ca. Our mtln aonctrn In 11111orlt111 to bt Publllhtd Mly lhtrnoon, Mond1y · Our main number Ia (740) 112·211•. DepartrMnl arrtenalona arw: . New1 ldltar: Charltnl Hotlllon, Eoct. 11 Reporter: Brltn Ated , EICI. 13 ~eporttr: ~ntt Hljllcl, Eoct. 14 lporlt: Eoct. 14 . Advertlelna Outtldt . . .1 OtVI Htrr/i, EICI. ll Outtldt .....: Jntkll Evant, Ext. 1I Cltn./Ciro.: .Ndy Clark, 1111. 10 Cllti./CirO,I Cyn!hi18wtthtl. Eoct. 11 Clrouletlon Dlllrkll Mfii'.LMikt Jtnklnt, Eoct. 17 Oenerel M1n1aer Oh•~- Hootlioh, e.r 12 ......Ill norwtl mydaiyttntlntl.oom pottage pold at Pomeroy. Memblri Tht Alloolatld Prill 1nd lht Ohio Ntwtplptr AIIOOli!IOn. www.myd«llyttn!lntl.oom e 4 p.m. clotlng qUOIH ot lhO tll'l'loUI dl\1'1 ~lnt• IOIIOMI, provldld by Smith Pl•lnort ol AdVI1l Ino.ol Ollllpolll. HOLZER CLINIC MEIGS Offers: MM~SE Mini-Mental Status Evaluations The MMSE is for patients 55 or older It is an evaluation for Alzheimer's Disease Pottmalter: Sind. addrtll oorr111· lo Tht Cally Stnllntl, 111 Court Strttl. Pomtroy, Ohio oll!788. Ilona lulleartptlon R1t11 IV oarrler or motor rou" One month •••••.•••••• •1.70 One ,.., • , •.• , • , , • , , .•t04.00 Danr .•. , .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,10' 8ublllrlbtrt thould rtmll In advana. dlrtot to Tht Oelly ltnllntl . . No IUbtcflptlon b)' 111111 permlntcl In 11111 whlrt 1101111 Olrlltr lll'lfolll 1\llllllltl. Mall lubaarlptlan All Atol\ All IIMiq:oo lnaldl Melgt County t3Wttkl .............'27.30 28WIIkl .............'83.82 52 WNkl • I I.' ' I I I I ' • 10&.51 1 111111 Duta!dt Mtlgt County 13 WHkl .'80.0! 1 28 Wllkl • 100.10 I Wtlll w.nav'l -31 n Wor1~111010n - 1 te 0.111 110011 ~II lit mt 9 am to 4 pm IOOUflll, If you know of 1n error In 1 llliOUQh Fridly, 111 Court 81tH~ 11ory, otllllll ntweroom 11 (740) 1182· Pomtroy, Ohio. Stoond·ollll 21 oe. ...... leo - :18 37 l'ltmlor - ? 01 A-1 - 11 10 AOOI!y 11o011 - ua ADSMII -Q SHII - 44 74 WII·MI~ -153 11 Monday, September 16 (UIPI m-Mo) CorNOtlon Pollov I • Teny M Chambers nl\ture. lkbris. fMine, up the s.idllw;aU, lttd ~ l,:;M:It huildin». ll th~ti.Y) qain allowine, f~ ac-«os oo tlte ti'ucturo that <lllCt hill! eel t~ l..y~h $11'Ctt. ~Ill:)'. an in uranc-Q hus.it~s.~;. saw its ~t's iood nows. fl)f downt wn t~.>p Oo<lf ~~1\I.W~ f\v sall.-t ~ ~han!$, whQ t>tlioved tlte ~rrio.r liSt Octt:lbcf. L)inelt m\wl!llhis \lffke to ~pa.-.-e furand oo,oing dtlOO!itioo "w~>. 11 ~~ tit« down the l>I()Cl, site dis.eou~ed pa.tro~t~'t'. dt:d~on MS. rellCittd tltis. SUII\n~o:r Behind t~ bllmer i$ 1 vllC~ant 101 whe.nl the temllins of tho! l..ylll.'lt lttd b Roonie l..yn 'h. t\1\ ~~« 1\f th\1 in llrBrondeiM'y bltildine,s. dat. . in tho! 11\C-Q offi\':e, to hll\~ th..- huildinjl d~~Uiis.hed fill« tit\! \\Ill it S.MI'I:S fire. ~stood . with thll butldinjl owood b~ Still!\ Main St~! Gallipolis., whi h oow owns the Brondeh;)rry 101, is lool>ing to Ol~s •nd housing too Stooo Ju 1nd tMrbt the site for futuro l>usiooss 11~ J. . ~tint)' l.':ltlllogue autliu, w1s 111td maintain the bluc:k's traditil)lllll •11'1111ithetltd. 0 LUPOUS - A saf~ l:oarrie. the House Rules C'ommittw. '!Rlleant didn't lulve a c:onunitte:<l aW,nment. ''I don't see an lid verse intp~Ct at.au:· 11id Ohio Republican Rep. Ralph Reguh1. Hall. 6(), resigned Mondl)' to ace~Jpt • United Nations am~ssadorsllip wWk· . ittg with intemlltional food and agricul· ture agencies. Trallc11nt, 61. luls bcaun lm eight-ye11r ~ri on sentence Tor brib.•ry, l'llcketeenng and tl\lt evasion. The House Cler\:. who ;ans\\'lll'& to the House Administration Committee. -.viii handle day-to-day operations in bolh otliCils. Committee C'hairman Bob Noy. an Ohio Republican. ~s services m hotlt districts will n01 be 1ntem1pted. Staff will continuo to t11kc constituent phone calls, lead visitors on Cupitol tout'S und submit budset requests for previously funded programs in their Ohio districts. Cul~rtson 1111d GeSS61 can still lly from Wll!lhington to their districts as Meckld. und the oflices will still be run under their opcn~ting budgets. Thcl 16 stuff members in euch ollie.~ will remain on the House pu~ll until the end of the yeur. • We're still open for business:· said Culbertson. Obituaries • ' • ' I • ' ' ' ' ' I I • ' I I I ' · ' I • 82 WHkt , .....•. , ..•'200.20 - · I I Proud to be apat1 of your Ufe. · SUbilllribe IC\ily • !1!12-2156 www.mydallylllldnel.com . ' �0 Inion The Daily Sentinel _Th_eo_a~ny_s_ent_in_ei____~B~ytheBend PageA4 Friday. September 1:s. 2ocp The Daily Sentinel 111 Court StNet • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX {740) 992·2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com .' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den.Dickerson Dear • Abby Publisher Bette Pean:e Managing Editor I ('fr('t;, ro Charlene Hoeflich Editor tlh' ,'1/ttrlt ml' 1\'l'lc'fml•'. 11rf'r ,·l1o11M lk! lt':'is tlran 300 wrmf.,, , \ II Ieifer' mr Hfi')Cc ' t fo etlitill,l( and nuut he \l ,~uf"w/ dn<f illdud<' •hicl;~ .' ·' cmd rclt•t'lhmc Pwmlk'': Nd lHr\l,~tte.-1/ettf'r., willlH• tmhllflltccl. l .t•lten :~lumlcl /)(' 111 .~or>tl thlartssilf~ i.\ \II(',\, IIOIJ)CI'.Wllldlilif'.\'. Ottiltiott~ f'\fHr " f'cf irt a1(' coJtmm /w/mr ail' the om ~ "''"''"-" (~f' rite ( Jhir1 Hrlk\' Publidti,lg Co.\· f>tlitm'f(ll lx~mf. ltlM(', ,Jte mrks,\ , lfltt"l1ri,, t' Uflft?1/. NATIONAL VIEW .. Enlighten Controversial orientation t!ffers understdnding of Isl~m • The IIHnht, Ro<'k Hill, S.C .. "" UNCfh•slmtr'll n•odi1111 tlrr· Vunm: Many of the 4.200 innllning rreshmcn and trans· IC1 ,tudl.'l\h at the• Uni\w,it) of Nmth Carolina now have a di llcrcnt or tit least he iter inrmmcd view of Islam and its holy h'"'~ · the Qurun. Considering that one of the functions of u universit y Is to imroducc Student' to new Ideas, that's a good thing . . · LIN(' -t'hapd l·lill has thl' duhinus distinction of having ' ponsnl't'll one llf the most C\111111!Versiul freshman orientation . pll>~l'ntns In history. ... . II the siHilltion had been reversed. if all students had been n:quircd to 11:11d "A pp111lll'hing tl1c Bible." soinc undoubtedly 11ould ha\l' ohjcc·tc•<l. Muslim .,tudcnts might have complained that the scssilllls pl\lmoted Christitntity.... We st"P<'cl. however. thut those who diu the work und cal'ncslly pal'li.:iplltl.'d in 1hc di.'cussions came away u hit more enlightened ttbout one of the world 's nn\ior religions. one pmctkcd li'y nlillion., Ul\llllld llw gl<>hc. And the benefit of that . . " nlll inus. Al\cl' the tcl'rorbt t\ttucb of Sept. II , thl'. husic tenets of Ishun hu v~ rt·cqucntly been distoned und misiltterpreted .... The purpose of 11 univcr,ity is to pmmote opcn·mindedness ami 11 wl\11\\~1\ess tn ,·hullcnge ucccptetl beliefs and exumlne · lll:W ones. Of course. UNC Clmnccllor James Moeser hud IIHtl'l." 1\Htdt•<t g<)(lls thl., week .... If h~ "'''Ct'l'tlctl. the nricnt111io11 ~un be cllllcd a success. TODAY IN HlSTORY BY THE ASSOC IATED PRESS DEAR ABBY: I iun a single mother with two delightful children under 10. My ex and I have been divorced for seven years. It is his choice lo have no contact with his children. Three months ago, I met "Nate." Since then, we have spent a lot of time together. He has restored my faith and trust ADVICE in men. Sine Nate and I are still . getting ro know each other, I feel it is too soon to introduce know more about where your my children to him. I reall~ relationship with Nate is going. thmk Nate could be "the one,' P.S. Although your mother's but if our relationship doesn't tactics are heavy-handed, it"s work oul, I don't want my chil· nice to know she approves of dren to be hurt by losing anoth- Nate. ' DEAR ABBY: I am a 24er mule role modeL The problem is my mother. year-old woman deeply in love She ta)<es care of my children with a 32-year-old man I'll call and strongly believes that now Ben. The problem is this: I is the time for the kids to meet don't feel appreciated. Nate. I disagree, and my moth· Ben is quick to tell me how er now refuses to take cure of afraid he is of losing me, but he my children. h bl I' Am I prudent to wait to as no pro em cance mg our introduce Nate to my ·children plans at the whim of a friend. until 1 am more confident He works out of town, so he's about where our relationship is gone five days a week. during going. or is my mother right? which I basically go to work - TRYING TO BE A and come home. GOOD MOM Wh~n Ben IS home on weekDEAR TRYING: For your en_ds, 11 seems as though everymother to try to blackmail you . thmg and everyone .ts more into doing what she wants by tmportant than S))Cndmg tuf!e refusing to watch the children wtlh me. In fact, n.ght now h~ s is both controlling and wrong. out wtth one of hts pals whtle Your children need continuity I'm home alone. in their lives right now - not I've brought this to Ben's the turbulence that could result attention countless times; noth· if your love life becwne a ing changes. I know I'm a revolving door. good person and a good girl. Stand finn, and amm~e for friend . Please shed some light alternative child care until you on my situation. Thank~. SAINTS AND SINNERS Exploring the Second Commandment Thou shnlt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain (Exodus 20:7 and Deuteronomy 5: II). Whtlt dues this mean'! In ancient times. the name of u ueity wus believed to huve magicar powers. The person who spoke the name partook of some of the supernatural powers of thai god. But this was dan*erous business, like "playing with fire.' and had to be dis couraged. So dungerous was it that in Iuter · times when the Israelites came ucross the word "Jehovnh" in some wrltin~ or other. the y avoided pronouncmg it . They said "Lord" instead. But in Moses' duy, some people used the names of deities to bring curses on others or in the pmcticc of nmgic. This wus liJrbluuen by the second command. mcnt. It was the beginnin ~ of the reul lzution on the part of God s people thut r-eligion is mnr-e related tn mnrul action than to magical formulas . Martin Luther, whose explanations of the commandments we arc using in this series. found in this comm tm<.lment more than just a prohibition aguinsl the · George Plagenz COLUMNIST superstitious use of God's name. He cautioned also against the careless. thoughtless use of God's name in swearing or invoking God's name in trivial matters . Most people who "take God's name in vain" would say they "mean nothing" by it. Ah, said Cardinal John Newman, but that"s the' point. Nothing is worse, he said, than to say God and to "mean nothing" by it! Newman advised savin~ God's name "for the great occasions.' We say "My God" in the most casual conversation. There were times. wrote Martin Luther in Small Catechism ( 1529). when we ought to' use God's name. "Call upon it in every trouble - pray. praise and give thanks." When the great contralto, Marian Anderson, would get up on u spring •moniing and see the sun shining and the buds bursting into bloom. she would exult in u rapture of praise. "My Lord, what a morning!" That, too. is an appropriate use of God's name. Miss Anderson used it as the title of her autobiography. I like it when I hear somebody say "Gosh" instead of "God" in conversa· tion . "Oh God," used as an expletive, hus a brittle, uneu!lhonious ring to it. It sounds like something Joan Rivers would say. · Here is a good exercise. Count the number of times. you use the name of God in trivial, inapproprillle ways in one duy. Then try to cut down on that number each succeeding day until you are down to zero . · (George R. Plagenz is a columnist for Newspaper Elll<'t]lrise As.mciation) ·n,day is Friday. s~pt. 1.1. the 256th day of 2002. There ure ---------------------------------------------------------------------~----------ltltJ dny' ldt in lhe year. '1\ttltly\ ll igltlight in ll i,tory: One ycur ugo. <II\ Sept. 1.1. 200 I. President Gcor~e W. Bush ,·ailed the tcrrori't uttucks ill New York tllld Washington "the first w11r of tile 21st century" us his utlmlnistrution labeled fugitive Os:uu:1 hin Lndcuu prin1e suspect. The United Stutes pnnnlscd to wugc nil-out rctuliutlnnugulnst those responsible. Bv DONALD LAMBRO talking about , Dowd says. The in his party 's message. He, roo , has :11\d lli\Y rc~ im~ thut pmtcctctl t.hcm . Jetliners ret~rnctl to the WASHINGTON - Democratic Democrats suffer from a much big- seen polls showing thai his party is nutlou s sk1cs hw the llr't time 111 two Jays. carrymg nervous pli,,SC ill!el'' Who fuccd strict IICW security IUCIISUI'eS. National Chairman Terry McAuliffe ger problem: The investor gup. not doing well wtth investors and changed his party's message on Two-thirds of all likely voters are has concluded that the Democrats On this clute: are Labor Duy weekend. After months invested in the stock market , and going to have to find a way to In 1751J. durint-t I he finul French und lndiun Wttr, the British or bushing President Bush's tax they are supporting Republicans appeal 10 this pivotal group of votdd'cutcd the French o11 the Plains of Abmhum overlooking cuts. he now says Democrats al so over Democrats, 45 percent to 32 ers or else lose on Election Day. (.lucile~ C'hy. .· want to cui taxes to stimulute the percent. Surprisingly, this margin Investors , perhaps more than any 111 17HH. the Congress of the Confeuel'ut\on uuthori1.ed the economy. has grown s1nce January when the other group, feel overtaxed. Their first nutionul clel'liun. uml declared New York City the tem· "People are worried ubout their GOP advantage among investors capital gains are taxed. Their divi poi'UI'Y nuti<>lllll cupitttl. economic future and , when they was 40 percent to J2 percent. dends are taxed. Their savings are In IH~ I. Amcrk tm n1cdicul pioneer Wultcr Reed wus born in vote on Nov. 5, they ure going lobe "Today, Democrats are having taxed. The White House is working Olouc·cster C:otu11 y, Vu. looking to the Democrats to put difficulty at the polls to a large on a campaign plan to cut these lri IIJ4.1, Chinn ~ Kui -, hck hccumc presklcnt of Chinu. people buck to work," McAuliffe degree because of their inability to taxes. but they are not on the radar .In IIJ4H . Repuhlil:un Murgurct Clmsc Smith of Muine wus told me in .an interview Friduy, the garner a competitive number of screen for the Democrats. clcelcd In the U.S. Senate. hccomlng the first womun to s~rve start of the holiday weekend and the votes among this rather dominant According to the dominant media i11 huth ll<ll~> cs uf Congrc". truditional kickoff of the election group of voters who invest," culture here, taxes are nol an issue In l'l41J. the Ludic' Prufcssionul Golf Assodution of season. Dowd's memo says. for voters. But it is an issue out in i\mcrku was fomicd in New York City, with Pnuy Berg us its Sounding a new campaign theme "A key reason they don't have the rea:J world . t'ir<t pre,ident. · that hasn 't been heard 1n his party, strong support is the party 's lack of Earlier this summer, Missouri resIn I<J7 1. u f<lur-duy iumatcs' rebellion ut the Attica McAuliffe culled for "ta1'. cuts that a clearly defined economic agenda idents voted· on a ballot referendum Cnl'l'cctionul l'tlcility in upstutc New York ended as pollee and witt · get this economy moving us a companion to their attacks. to raise. the state gasoline sales tax guurd' stunned the prisnn: the ordeul und final assuult cluimeu again. We want to cut ta1'.cs for mid- "Further complicating things for to J'ay for needea statewide road ,4.1 1lvcs. · die-cl ass Americans and for small Democrats is the fact that this an bridge repairs. Pollster John In IIJ77 . cnndtlctor Leopold Stokowski dleu in Hampshire, businesses." investing group of voters is more Zogby, who did focus-group sur1\ngland . ut uge Y5 . · This tax -cutting message mu st be . moderate than non -inve-stors, con- veys on .the issue, was convinced In ll)ll.' . at the White lluu sc, lsruell Prime Minister Yitzhuk a surprise to Dern. ocratlc congres- tuins a larger share of union house- that the propo sal would be "a slam Rubln 111td PLO dtuinnun Yu,ser Anifut signed un uccord slonal leaders who have bee n holds, is split evenly between men dunk," since voters loudly com~ n11Hing liln itcd Pulcstiniun uutonumy. releittles sly pounding the Bush tax ·and women, and nearly two-thirds P!ained about the qisrepair of state cuts, blaming the'm for just about of the women in this group work h1ghways . Not ·so. In lllliH . fonHcr Aluhuma Gov. George C. Wullace died ut :t!IC 7lJ. . every problem the country faces. outside the home," he says. · Th~y overwhelmingly crushed the But .the fact · remains thai , while Needless to say, with two out of tax h1ke by a vole of 71 percent to Ten year' ago: Stcfun Ell berg de feu tell Pete Sumpras to win Democrats complain a lot about the every three voters in this group, this 29 rercent. the U.S. Open title in New York , u day ufter Monica Seles beat economic slump, they have not poses a immense political gap for Annttxu Sundtc/ Vkurin to win her seventh Grund Slum title. " walked our of focus groups ~ffered n plan to do anything about the Democrats to overcome. where they beat this thing up . And Five ycur' ago : Funcrul services were held in Calcuttu, rt. This is not to say thai investors , I'm not just talking about conservaltll.llu, for Nolwl pence laurcutc Mother Teresa. Kate Shindle I doubt that the rest of the party who tend to be more optimistic thait tive, antt-tax people, but liberal pronf ll litH>i' w:" cmwncu Mi ss Ameri ca. will pick up McAuliffe's new tax the rest of the electorate, are happy fessors were agamst it, too," Zogb>' One ycur ago : Actress Dorothy McGuire died in Suntu cut theme . If Democrats have u plan cumpers. Though worried aliout told me. "I was amazed. They don t Monicu. Cu iif.. ul age X ~. to cut tax-es for middle-c lass !heir retirement and savin~s. think the money will be spent well Todu y\ lli rthllav " Actress Hilcen f'ulton ("As the Worlu America, it has been one of the Investors understand that "wh1le by the government." · Turns" ) i' (>'! . TV prouuccr !ired Silverman is 65. Former best -kept secrets of the 2002 things are not where they would · With C_o~gress a.nd l~e electorate White lloU\l' '11<•'-csnHIII Lun'y Stlcukcs is 63. Actor Richard midt~rm e.lectlons. So, why is he like them, the market has a tendenevenly diVIded, th1s wtll be one of Kl0l is 61 \(ock ' Inger David Cluyton-Timmus (Blood. Sweut puShlng lhl s message now? · cy to rise over time ," Dowd says. the c.losest midterm elections in & Tcur'J is f1 I. Ad res., .lttc<.jucllnc Bisset is 58. Singer Peter answer can be found in u Investors also understand the relaThe decades . But two things are clear. C'cteru i• ~~. A.:tres' Nell Curter i.• ~4. Singer Randy Jones memorundum tilled "Why The tion ship between the long-term Investors wilt be the key factor in !'rhc Vjllu ~c People) i' ~ 0 . ~ccord producer Don Wus Is 50. Demc\cratic Attacks Aren ' t health of the economy and lower tax its outcome, and 'the Democrats are twtn:," Jean Smurt j, 4J. Country singer Bobbie Cryner \,, 41 . Working" thai was se nt around lo rates, free trade asreements and les~ still struggling to put together an ~ock •in!lcr-nnl,kian Dave Mu,tuine (Mcgadelh) is 41. Rock party ol'ficials late last month by regulation of bustnesses. agenda that appeals to them. . liiUsldun /.uk Sturkey i' 37 . Ol~mpic gold n1edal runner Mullhew Dowd, Bush's campai gn Evidence of this growing voter (Donald L~mbro i:l' a Washington Michucl Jol111"!11 i' .1~ . Rnck mus1dun Steve Perkins (Porno pollster. Fnrget about the GOP gen -. gap muy be what drove McAuliffe basec;l pollllcal Journalist a11d For Pyrm: June\ Atl<lidion) is 3:'1 . '!'ennis player Oorun der gap thul the pundit .~ arc always lo call l'or a mid-course corrt!c tion columnist.) lvtuti•cvi.: is J I. Country musidun Joe Dun Rooney (Rascal Finis) i' 27. l'l.:tor Swll VkkarytiUs is 27. Singer Fiona Apple is 25. Ac·t•>r lkn Suvugc i.' 2~. . Thou plll for Todu~; " Rc~olt ~tnd terror puy a price. Ordc~ 825 Third Avo., GIIIIP<>III, Ohio 111 Cotlrt St., Pomtroy, Ohio 200 M•ln Bt., Point P1He1nt,.w.v •. und luw hm·c a ·,o,t. Carl Sanuburg, Amerlcun poet und · Y~D-445·2302 740-8V2·21H 30W76-t333 uuthnr II ~7~ - 1967) . LAMBRO'S VIEW court . file, a judge said People . Thursday. _ __.;:.________ Sandi Gibbons. spokes- • d WJnona Ry er BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) _ A document filed under seal this week in Winona Ryder's shoplifting case is missing from the woman for the Los Angeles County district auorne:v's Office, said the missing document is a prosecution motion, but the contents haven't been released because of the sealing order. Friday, ~pteMber ll. 1001 Community Calendar Single mom isn't quite ready for new man to meet her kids Public Meetings LOST IN CANADA DEAR LOST: Face it, something is missing in thi s relationship - him. If Ben were as in love with you as you · are with him, he would want 10 spend more time with you when he ·s horne on weekends. · Re~ardle ss of what he says. his acuons are sending a message. and you'd be wise to take heed . You deserve more than he is giving. Move on. DEAR ABBY: I atil a junior high school teacher. Throughool the year. I receive many gifls from my students. These gifls sometimes include cards from the parents expressing gratitude for the work I have done with their child. Is il appropriate to write a thank -~ou note? Sometimes the g1fl is a combination Christmas present and thankyou gift, so the correct response is confusing. TEACHER IN MONTANA DEAR TEACHER: Confusin~? Regardless of who gives a gift - or for what rcason - the giver shou ld receive a written thank-you from you. acknowledging his or her thoughtfulness. You will be selling a wonderful example for your students to follow. Dear Abby is wrillm by Abigail Van Buren. also known tis Je.atme Phillips. and was founded by her mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DetlrAbby.coll! or P.O. Box 69440. LOs Angeles, CA 90069. . Ryder, the 30-year-old star of "Girl. Interrupted" and other films, was arrested in December at u Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hill s for allegedly stealing nearly $6,000 worth of designer merchandise and currying painkillers without a pre scription. lllondoy, Soplll LETART - Letart Township Truslees. 5 p.m. lhe office b<lild· at ing Friday, Sept. 20 POMEROY - U.s. Senator Mike DeWine slaff open dOOt hoors 10 to 11 a.I'J'I . Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. Karen SlOan. Soulhea$t Ohio District Representative. Reunions Star Mtll Park 12 30 p.m ltle 7 30 p.m Clubs ~ Ltbrllry Church meetings Slturdoy, . , . REEDSVILLE - Gun shOOt """Y Salutday "0'11 a11he Fortled Run'Spons Clob. POMEROY - AebJm Jonatllan Meigs Chapter, OI.R. noon 1unc11oon al Crows blowed by rneew>g at Grace Ept!OOJllll Chu!Ql Meigs Probale ..lldge Rol:ier1 Bucil10 be gu<!SI SPeaker Friday. Sept. 13 LONG BOTTOM Specool ser· v<ce wtlh Da"' ae~ ~bbte Da•ley, Faith Full Gospel Church. 7 p.m. Pastor Steve AM<! tnV<Iet I)IIOite '!Uosdoty. Sap!. 17 and lab1e S8MC8 Monday. Sopl t6 POMERO'I - Meigs Cwnly Atgl11 1o POMEROY -:- Meigs CWnly HMifl Department c!1tkt1ood IIM'WtlabQn clnIC. 910 It am ai'Ol 110 3 p.m. a1 f1e Meigs Counly Heahh Department enl<le9al guar<lan DonaiOOS awo-bOn t>.tt not requtrod klr S<IMOOS Society news and notes ~-- Hospitalized POMEROY Don Pooler of Spencer Roltd. Pomeroy. is confined to the University Hosptial of Kentucky in Lexington. Ky. After havmg a lung transplant seven years agD. he has now contracted a stntin of fungus on his lung which reportedly is not responding to medication. The family Ethan David Swartz Swartz birth SHADE - Tory and Kendra Cleland Swartz announce the birth of a son, Ethan David, July 13. He weighed seven pounds. five ounces. · The infant was dedicated to the Lord by his great·grandfahter. B. B. Herdman in services at the Rutland Freewi II Baptist Church on Aug. 4. ha' a\kcd lm thl' piit) l'f' of rhe wmmtlllll\ Not coming · RACIN E - The Brandon family "lul'i> hall !wen s~ hedult· d losing at lhc Mt. Moriah Churd1 of God on . Mile Hill Road. Racine, w1ll not be til th ~ Sept. 15 hom•·· coming '" eurlicr announced. President's brother Neil Bush files for divorce HOUSTON (AP) President Bush's younger brother Neil has hied for divorce, ci ting "discord or contlict of personalities" with Sharon. his wife of 22 years. ·Filed under the couple's initial s N.M.B. vs. S.L.B. - on Aug. 26 . .the lawsuit said the two married in July 1980 and separated in July 2002. Richard Flbwers Jr.. Bush 's uttnrncy. did · not return a l'a ll Thursday. The couple have three chi ldren, 11n IS-ycm-o ld daughter, 16 -~ ear -o ld son und 13-year·old daughter. Bush. 46. 1-crvcu until \988 as direc tor of Denverbased Silverado. Blinkin g. Savings & Loan . which co't taxpuyers more thun $ 1 billion when it collap,ed. • :, : , • ~ J .:. "" Democrats want share of GOP's investor role DROP US ALINE. OVER .J'IIII IOOJ Chery TIUCIIJ Brand New 2003 Chevy Silverado Shortbed 4x4 IIV In 5totlt IIOWI '11 IOtiJ PontiiiCI II In 5totlt IIOWI ,5 • 3100 v.. Powtr • Powtr Locluo •Aluminum Whlolo • CrutH Control •CD Syotlm W/811 Bptlktrt , ' •~OnlllrlyiM Pallthld Wlllllo • , _,Wlndowl $' • Powtr Lockl • Klylllo Enlry ... CHIVIOUT WI'UH-· Buick lt'o all @ gooCI ~Oldsmobile. IIIII IIIIIIIIDI' 1 • : • • . ' •• I'I c - rrust be ~ bV par. ; . · : : : I Other events $ • , _ tktnrool I • POMEROY Burlingham Sunday, Sap!. 15 . Modern Woodmen. 5 30 p m at lhe RACINE- Gideon Roush roonion, hall for POIIucil dtnner and "-""9 1 p m. 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White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio IWIIHIR & LOHII PHARMACY Wt Fill Dootorl 1 Preacrlptlona 992·2955 Pt~rn1artlu lh11 ~IUil\S , Mdlt•ltll' ntltd lhet\\ Is n QllOsllllll Whcthlll' lltl!'ltl\lliCIII• ully ~onh\lllctllhli bnll In his J!lovv, finil ,Ihut 11 jm'y slmultl il~t~t·mlnc th~ 1\IISWill\ The hull Is now In u ~uut·t·munl· tm\\il ~tll'a. Chllllrfll II w. M1ln St., Pomeroy hanp up his · Club . S'r. LOUIS (1\P) - Ul'i~ CruuQh ·~ liulsmnn Trophy tlld h!m no l!\1\\t.l In th~ Nfll.. Crou~h lllttllnm~otl . his Ntlrantcnt ut\cr t'ulllllll to nu1kc , thil tru11~111on from (lllurtcrbnek to Wille l't\Clll vi.lr wllh thll St, LouiM R.runs, who ehoMtl hhn In th third round of Aprll' 8 dru l't. Crouch woa bllck on til~ uround floor wltll thll Rom8 !il\1.1r Mtlll'l'lna at Nobra8\m, Ho ftlau pullod u hllm8trlnll und bruiMod It thlah, mlnln11 mueh or tho pn~MeuMon. H~o. 992·6432 FLOWER SHOP Bless1d ar1 1111 pur~ . In h1art; for th1y 106 BU'ITERNUT AVE. PO!IIBROV 0H 992·6454 shall "" God. "Fiowere lor all oocaelone" Matth1w 5:8 6n011fle~ • My QrGCIIt IUffiCitnt for :flu a. 61hlp thtt; for my etrenQth It 1 1 made perfect In wtakn••• 11 Cor. 12:1 and bruin wus cnus- killc.t me." Brinker said. "I'm \-ery lucky 10 he here ri~thl now: And lucky tn he playing collci!C l'ootbuiL 100. Less tlmn u year after undergoin11 tut operation that required doctors to crack (lpen his skull. the 22-yelll" old senior hns redllimed his job us the smrtingtuilbuck for the Ohio 8oll.:uts, Brinker nm for II~ yards Brink• und u touchdown inn season· \1peninJ! 27-14 loss 111 PlnshuriJ.h nnd came b11ck with 9:1 yuflls rush· illiJ. lust weeke11d in . u 31·0 setbnck lli!llinst Not'lheustern. The Bobcuts piny u1 12th· nmked florldt1on Slllurduy, · "Just to see him in thlit hospitul room with thut bundlll!e on his heud and I0 months loter he's pluylng one t)t' the most rhyslcul sports ut\lttnd ... It does mnute me.' suld Bobcots ~'ouch Brilitl K11111T. · Em·ly lu~t September, Brinker beJ!IIfl e~peri· endng 'cvere hcuda,hcs !hut sometimes km~~:ked the muscular S-fool· ll , 21 0-pound uthlete olr his feet . He ignored the pain and played one of his best t~nmcs, rushlnJ! for 140 yurds und throwin!! u 53-ytlrd touchdown pt~ss to n\Ommatc J~~~: Mohler in u 31-211 loss ut home to Iowa Stulc. 1\vo days illter, Brinker never got out of bed. Blll he wusn 'I n:udy 111 11.0 10 u doctor,. · "I dldtfl lhink unythlnJ! ofit." he suld. 1'hut would chun11e uflcr he pluyed in u 48· 41 home luss 10 Thledo on Oct. (1. TOIJiaM 'OAT - l.lln thafl t1 yt!llr nner urltleri!Oii111 on operation that l'ilqUII'ild doctors to creek open his skull "I wu~ huvlllt! vision problems. My depth to rtlmow I! oy8t, ruMII'IR b!lilk Chi\d Brinker (5) has reclaimed his lOb as thl! starting tailback for the Ohio IIIHie IH lrlnk. IS Bt~btllll8, (AP) • Eric Crouch 010 RAPIDS, Mloh. 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D~unu l~ulllns mid i{udtt!l Chulllllun ondt hull four oolms untl A111y Lee l'llic In lhe biM win. Suuthc1'i1 then N!llltlcrcd l'ulllnl! tu · 13·~. b~t'ut'C Chupnum scut•cd five Nll'lllllhl loll pull lite MCUI'C til IJ. ltl. MIller • 1\\I.!UVCI'Cu uml won 1~ · I(), MIller •, • t:umc buck to win thcl'lnulc. Amy Lcll wus 14•ftlr-14 sorvl nl!, ·ll·l'or· l3 splkhllr!, nnil 21'l ·ol'·:l3 pusshll! ' ll1'00k~ Kls~1· wus 14-t'or- 14 scrvlnM, 21·for-23 scllllll!, unU 44·1'nr·32 PIIMMiny: l(u~h131 CIU1pn1un wus I~ - t'or· l (I Norvll\1!, 13· t'or· l~ Hplkhtl! with u kill, und 37· 1'llr·~4 pnsMilll! with twu blo~ks: illili Ktttlll Suyt'~ wu .~ 4-t'nr·6 sorvh1l!, :ll J1'ur-ll splk.ln11 with sl~ kiiiM, Emily IIIII wuM 4·t'ur·6 scrvhl~ wllh u11 ~~~~. 22-l'ur·lK Mplklnl! whh llllV\111 kiiiM, und 1\l·lur·ll illlM~I tll! : tllltltlcunu PulllnMwu11 l).l'llr-9 ser\' ln~ 11 -ul'· l:l MIJI kh•l!· 2.,·1'111··2~ Mottlnt~, und ~3·0f·~6 j}MM\ng, Jcl'i H II mid K.riMtlluu WllllumN cu~h Ul1ntrlbutl!tl. SOU.thlll'll Wll!l lhu NMill''l'i.l llllitdl ill IWU Sills, I~ - 11 uud 1~· 11 , Krl~tllnu WllllumN lcil whh cil!hl puhll ~, Slluth f)l g\JQM 1\l MolgN Mumluy. C'INCINNArt (APl - 1'1\e Chkngu Cubs l'uund ycl· ttnnlhct· wuy hi lnsc. · Despite ~culnl! l:l hits, !he Cuhs fell hl the Clndnnutl l~ctls I ~ - 12 Thursduy nll!hl. 1\rdd Wulker hud !'our hils nnd tour RBis, lndudlnl! u tlebrcnklttl! three-run dou'ble In 'the ciJ!hlh lnnlnl! m leud thc .Reds. "h wns u rouJ!h J!nme I~ - 12, 27 runs scored, und there could huve been some more:• Cubs mntlllt!er Bruce Kl111111 ~11id , "I thought our ~uys pluyed hurd. II wus one ol' those nights where we did· n'tget enOil8h phchlnl!." Clllt:ul!_o outhlt the Reds :22· Hl'l IN THIRI - Clnclnnatl'a Todd Welker (12) Ia aefe ei 17. the Cobs' most since col· home 11 Cuba oatcher Mike Mahoney. right, takea the throw lccllnl! :14 ugnlnsl Houston on In th~ aiKth lnnlnll on Thuraday In Cincinnati. (AP) Auy. 20, · The luM ml\)ur lcul!ue hltun lo MCt 22 hils 1111d lose u nine· Wllllumson I!OI his third sttve and Mike Mnhoney's th~ · lnnhiJ! l!tlmc wus Onkltu1u on In t1vc opponunllles by retlr· run double. Anron Boone hll an RBI Ailfll 2.7. I~~~0, ucwnlinl!lo lnJ! lhe Cubs In onlcr In the U1c Ellus Spotts Bureuu. The nltuh - the only hulf·innlng double In the bottom half. but Allllctlcs lu~t lhUIIIUI\le 20-11 In which u teum didn't get 11 Corey Puuerson hit n run· scorinl! sin11le In the second tit Mlnncsotn. hit. The lt1st time Clnclnnutl Reds starter Shuwn Estes that ~hused Estes • ulhlwcu 22 hits In u ~umc wus wus pounded for six runs, t1ve Clnclnnlltl closed to 6-4 in In u 13·~ hJ~s ut Lus Angeles hits und twu wulks In one· the bottom half on homers by 1111 June 3, 19~K. plus hilling, und reliever Joey Russ Brunyan and Wily Mo ·rrulllnll _11 · 10, Clnchu\Ull Humllton llllVe up flve runs Pe~m - the fl1'5t of his career and Walker's RBI tied It hi the el11hth on Ll wild mid seven hit~ In two Innings · pitch by Kyle Fun1swmth (3· while bch111 chur11cd with his grounder. Bobby Hill h11d un RBI sin· II l . wllh 11 ru11ner on !hint lli'!!t blown Sltvc of the s uson. bclure Wtllkcr s buses•loudcd Chlcu11o sturtcr St~ve l!ie In the fifth off Joae duubl~ l!tiVC the R~ds the · Sntylh nllowed rour ruM und Henmndcz, bUt Jose Oulllen!a leud, tlve hlt8ln two Innings. ~ homer off Pat Mahomea tn Jului ~cl~lhll! (2·2) ~~ru~k Chlcu~&o lOOk u ~ ·0 _t1rst· the bottom hut r made it .,·5 .• outth~ unly butler he !'need to lnnlnlllcud on ~BI singles by ,........ cuh,u cm.l lhc cl~thth, 1111d Scott Moise~ Alou nnd Kevin Orle ' ,, '. (01'' • • ·•" '"" ' '"' "" .. . .. ~ ~ . ... ...... . ......... . .. �"' Thundering Herd (not ready for prime time' Butch Cooper BUTCHMIESTER for the Herd to linmlly bring respect to the l~ue. But, thts is not a gremt year for some of the league's stronger teams against more respected programs. Mia.mi (Ohio) ralls to Iowa. Centrul Florida was defeated by Aritona State and Penn State. Western Michigan lost to M~~~~n. was beaten badly at Maryland. Well, I guess it's official. Kent State was downed by Ohio Like the folks on the original State. Saturdl)' Night Live, Marshall is a Ohio lost to Northeastern. tlh ... "not qu1te ready for primetime 'play- nevennind. er." In fact, Marshall was the one of the But, unlike those guys who went . last best hopes for a mid-major to on to become major movie and tele· break into the BCS. · vision stars, Marshall may never be Colorado State lost to UCLA after ready to join the college elite as long beating Vil'!linia and Colorado ... as it remains in the Mid-American Louisville lost in it's opener to Conference. Kentucky ... BYU will lind a way to . In other words, the Herd can go no lose despite beating Syro~cuse earlier higher than it is now as a member of this season ... Utah doesn't have the the MAC with MAC-level recruiting guns to beat Michigan ... Toledo classes. might not get by Bowling Green ... Vil'!linia Tech showed the differ· Bowling Green has a trip to Kansas ence of a powerhouse 1-A school and in a couple of weeks. . . . . a mid-m!ijor program. That leaves a Southern Mtsstsstpp1 Marshall's best chance to beat team that has already defeated powerhouse team carne against the Illinois and has a matchup against Hokies on Thursday night, but the Alabama next weekend. Hokies had other plans taking a 40-7 Marshall was the best hope and a lead on the Herd at ant point in the ..trip to Blacksburg put an end to it. second half before winning 47-21. Now, it's back to the usual Motor It's not that Marshall's any worse City Bowl or OMAC Bowl, at best. · now than they were, let's say, a cou- Does this hurt Leftwich's Heisman pie of weeks ago. camllaign? Even with over400 yards Virginia Tech was just that aood. passmg, without another res~;~Cctable Was it embarrassing for the Herd, program on the schedule, u does. which was hoping to make an impact Thi.s was a showcase game for the on national television? He1sman voters who were ready to Yes. It wasn't Marshall's best per- cast their vote on Thursday if formnnce. Marshall won. , You can't blame Byron Leftwich Does this hun Leftwich's place in for the Herd's inability to score in the NFL draft, which many 'ellperts' the first hnlf. His receivers dropped a felt· could be a top pick? No. The few passes and a fumble after a com- NFL knows true talent nnd a college pletion by Denero Marriott on win or loss holds no bearing when Marshall's first drive of the game the losing quarterback still put up the didn't help matters. numbers. Tht~ receiving corps didn't lose Now, Marshall has to be concerned this game for Marshall, but tliey with bouncing back as Central played a big . part in the Herd's Florida visits Huntington a week demise. from today. On the second drive with the Herd Now we 11e1 to see what kind of only down 3-0, a field goal that leader Leflw1ch is. resulted from the earlier fumble, Now we get to see how good a Murshull receivers dropped a couple conch Bobby Pruett is. of passes in the endzone and were If Marshall regains the MAC title, out·clussed by the Hokies defense. then perhaps that's the best the Herd What could've been a 7-3 possibly can hope for. Murshnll lead resulted in a missed (Butch Cooper is a sports writer field gonl by Curtis Hend. · · for Ohio Vall~y Pu~lishi11g. J!e ca11 There were fans of the MAC, even b~ reached vw emml at those who despise Marshall, rooting bcooper@mydailytriblme.com.) l I I I Friday, September 13, 2002· www.mydallysentlnel.com Page 8 2 • The Dilly Sentinel Frida~ .. . . - .. BOB - JASON McFARLAND SALES Hokies take Marshall to school·· Angels tie lfs for lead in AL West BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) Virginia Tech ·s 47-21 victory over No. 1'6 Marshall was pretty much a coaching staff's dream. The No. II Hokies hud the game well in hand, then milde enough mis· tal.-es to realize there's more to do. Kevin Jones and. Lee Suggs each ran for more {han 150 yards and cotnbined for five touchdowns, and the Hol:ics (3-0) contaitlt,-d Byron Leftwich when it nmuen.-d en route to their second straight victory over a ranked opponent. Then they let Leftwich throw for · three touchdowns in the final 12 minutes as a 33-0 dcfensi ve masterpiece deteriomted at the finish. "I gutss we kind of let up a little bit," defensive end Nathaniel Adibi said. "We came in with the midset of tryin~ to t~et a goose-ell$, but then he did h1s thmg. 11mt didn t go over too good with our coach." Leftwich finished 31-for-49 for 406 yards. his fifth consecutive j::arne with at least 400 yards passmg. but the Thundering Herd (l-1) rusht.'Ci for just 34. "We came here to get a win." Leftwich said. "If we dido 'I win, we failed." Playing rugged defense and challenging the Thundering Herd .to stop the running game. the Hokies ran Jones and Suggs through and around Marshall's 10-man frOnts, gaining 395 yards and averaging 6.0 per rush. Jones had 171 on 24 carries, including scoring bursts of 25, IS · SACKED - Marshall quarterback Byron Leftwlcl\ (7) gets sacked by and ~ yard. Sug.gs had 1~3 yards on Virginia Tech defenders Nathaniel Adlbl (B3) and Tim Sandidge (71) dur24 tnes, and 1w1ce dove m from the lng first half action Thursday at Lane stadium In Blacksburg, va. (AP) identical, genin~ 'clutch hits. making plays," Koch smd. . Pinch-hitter Orlando. Palme1ro's The Anaheim Angels had an single in the ei~hih inning gave the answer for · Oakland's late-game Angels a shon·hved 6-5 leud. magic. · · With two outs in the ninth, Chavez · Scon Spiezio's two-out RBI sin~le drove an 0-1 pitch into the right-field in the ninth gave Anaheim a 7-6 VIC· seats for his 32nd homer, tying his tory aver Oakland on Thursday night career high set last year. II was the and moved the Angels into a first- first homer thai Donnellr had place tie with the Athletics in the AL allowed after pitching 40 inmngs in West. the majors. The Angels have won 13 of 14 . Alex Ochoa, Garret Anderson and games, including the final. three of a Shawn Wooten homered for four-game series against Oakland. An!lheim. They are tied for -the lead for the first RANGERS 7, MARINERS 3 time since Aug. 21. Herbert Perry had a pair of RBI "That was a heck of a series and we doubles and Chan Ho Park (9-6) won came out on top in three of them," his fifth straight start as last-place Anaheim manager Mike Sciascia · Texas completed a four-game sweep said. "Even though we shot ourselves at home. Seattle fell seven games in the foot tonight, these guys never behir1d in the AL wild-card roce. got down." John Olerud hit a two-run double in After Eric Chavez's two-out homer the first, but Michael Young homered off Brendan Donnelly (1-1) tied it in off Ryan Franklin (6-4) in the bottom the top of the ninth. the Angels rallied half and Perry hi I a tying double. to win in the bottom half. INDIANS S, TwtNS 4 Darin Erstad, held out of the start- Omar Vizquel hit a three-run douing lineup, hit a pinch-hit double with ble off Joe Mays (3-7) and host one out against Billy Koch (9-3). Cleveland stalled Minnesota's drive Erstad stole third and Koch walked to its first postseason berth since David Eckstein before retiring Adam 199L Minnesota's magic number for .Kenned)' on a short fly. clinching the AL Centrul remained at Spiez10 followed with a drive off . th th ree. the wall in right-center, sconng e Jarrod Riggan (2-1) pitched one winning run. hitless inning for the win .. YANKEES 7, ORIOLES 3 "It's great baseball,'' Koch said. "These guys are a good club. A lot of David Wells ·(17-7), showing no ill people wrote them off early in the effects from a diner li~hl lust weekseason, said they couldn't be con- end. beat visiting Baltimore for the tenders, and that lit a lire. under fourth time this season. New York them." completed a four-game sweep and cut The A's are 3-4 since their 20-game its magic number for clinching the winning streak ended last Friday in AL East to eight. Minnesota. Wells allowed two runs and seven In other AL games, it was: Texas 7• hits· in eight innings, struck out six SeatUe 3; Cleveland 5, Minnesota 4; and walked none. Jason Giambi left New York 7, Baltimore 3; Boston 6, with a bruised right wrist after being Tampa Bay 3; and Chicago 5, Kansas hit by a pitch, and was listed as day lo City 1. . d The A's and Angels are both in a6~1timore lost its eighth straight good position to make the playoffs, and is 1-18 since reaching .500 on with only seeding at stake. With 16 Aug. 23 . . games remaining, they lead SeattIe bY RED Sox 6, DEVIL RAvs 3 seven games. Anaheim goes to Carlos Bue'lJa tied the score with a Oakland nelll week for a four-game bloop siogle 1n a four-run ninth off series. Esteban Yan (6-8) and Trot Nixon hit "We played three one-run games. a go-ahead two-run single to lead ing touchdown passes of 9 yards to Darius Watts, 18 yards 'io Denero Marriott and 19 yards to Brad Bates; all in a span of 9:31. . The game began with Marshall hoping to gain respect for its progra.m not afforded by its success in the Mid-American Conference, but the Hokies didn't let it happen and turned their visitors tnto the Blundering Herd. . · Vrrginia Tech scored on its ftrst four possessions, helped by a fumble on Marshall's openin~ series and a dump pass that Leftw1ch threw right into the arms of linebacker Mikal Baaqee. Both turnovers set up field goals by Curter Warley, and Jones scored on runs of2S and IS yards. J()lles' ftrst touchdown capped a nine-play, 90-yard . drive started when Marshall kicker Curtis Head's 22-yard field·goaltry hit one of his own lineman in the backside. Nine running plays covered the 90 yards. . In .the -second half, the Hokies erased any thoughts of a Marshall comeback by driving 8S yards in 1S plays for Suggs' first scoring run. The drive trimmed more than eight minutes off the clock and made it 26-0. · The loss kelll Marshall winless in four game agamst Top 25 teams. The win was the second in a row against a ranked team for the Hokies, who beat then-No. 14 LSU 26-8 on Sept. I. They play No. 21 Texas A&M on Sept. 21. Playing its third struight game at home, Vil'!linia Tech began the evening by retiring the jersey of coach Frank Beamer, who was a starting cornerback for the Holcies· from 1966-68. He wore No. 25. Jose Vizcaino's clutch hit gave the Houston Astros hope. His three-run homer capped a fourrim eighth inning Thursday nig~l. rallying the Astros past St. Lou1s 6-3 Ulld ending the Cardinals' eight-gall)e winning streak. The Astros are S l/2 games behind in the NL Central - a large but not unbridgeable gap for a team that e_Jays its next three gaines against the Gardinals. ·"I think it's a big deal because it's 1he first game of the series," said Mike Crudale, who gave up Vizcaino's homer. "We're still S 1/2 up, but we want to take every game from these guys. I'm sure we will bounce ~ck. We.',ve got some good pitchers going. : "This is kind of the playoffs before the playoffs." · · In other NL games, it was: Colorado 7, Los Angeles I; San BUS.IIfOR OWNER Dodge CHRYSLER Jeep ~ Diffurent. Cubs fromPipB1 ·Cincinnati went ahead in the sixth against Will Cunnane on Guillen's two-run single and Ruben Mateo's two-run double, but Chicago Brink ftomPipB 2002 Dodge 'RAM 1500 4x4 Neon ·va, Air, cass, *6tooe 3 To Choose From NOW •21 ,940 AS LOW AS S9,485 ' perception wasn't there and I was forgetting what happened on the previous series," Brinker said. "I knew it was serious and something had to be done. I had a CAT scan and that's when they found the cyst." A growth the size of a plum was applying pressure to Brinker's brain and had to be removed. The operation laat· cd three hours on Oct. 26 at West Virsinia University Hospital. . Tlie suraeon. Dr. Julian Bailes, belfeves Brinker niay have had the cyst when he was born and it grew bigger. There is a slight chance it 2003 Chrysler 300M Leather, Loaded #95000 NOW •27,360 ... ~--~---- ......... ""'- --- VICTORY - Indians pitcher Danys Baez reatts attar striking out Minnesota batter Corey Koskie In the ninth lnplng Thursday at Jacobs Field In Cleveland. The Indians won 5-4. (AP) · ...........,Loogue Boston to the win at Tampa Bay. Ugueth Urbina pitched a one-hit ninth for his 34th save. Boston remained 7 1/2 games behind Anaheim in the wild-card rocc. Tim Wakefield (I 0-5) allowed one earned run and seven hits in eight loot W L · ~ 53 53 innings. · WHITE Sox 5, ROYALS 1 Jon Garland (11·11) allowed two hits - a homer and single by Raul Ibanez - in seven innings und Magglio Ordonez drove in two runs at Kansas City. ~~~~~ Diego 3, San FranCisco 2; Cincinnati Cardinals lhere. . 15, Cubs 12; New York 8, Montreal ROCKIIS 71 DoDGERS 1 2; and Philadelphia 6, Florida 1. Denny Stark limited Los Angeles to Only the Oakland Athletics are in a · two hits over seven innings, an.d tighter divisional title roce than the . Colorado. se~.t the Dodgers to the1r Cardinals and Astros. fifth loss m SIX games. Houston finished · tied wilh St. Shawn Green broke up Stark'S Louis last season, but won the title shutout bid, h!ading off the seventh with a better head-to-head record. with his 42nd homer. After this four-game series, the teams Stark (I 0•3) improved to 8-l at play anotherthree games Sept. 20-22. Coors Field this season with a 3.12 The Cardinals could have reduced ERA. Omar Dual (11-8) allowed fine their magic number to I0 if they had runs and seven hits in 3 2-3 innings to held on. They entered the eighth take the loss. inning up 3-2 before Dave Veres PADRES 3, GIANTS 2, 10 INNINGS allowed a leadoff homer to Craig Rookie Sean Burroughs singled in Biggio. the winning run with.two outs in the "The way I look at it, you've got to lOth i.nning and San D~ego ~at;i,an give their guys some credit for what Franc1sco to keep the G1ants tted w1th lhey did," Cardinals manager Tony Los Angeles for the NL wild-card La Russa said. "Any time you see lead. Veres get the ball up like that, you Burroughs. who turned 22 on know he's tired." Thursday, delivered the winning sinThe win improved the Astros' ~le ju~t past first baseman J.T. Snow record against the Cardinals this sea- mto nght field off Robb Nen,- the son to 3-7. The Astros haven't won in Giants' eighth pitcher. St. Louis yet this season. They play Trevor. Hoff"!an (2-4), wh~ bl~w their last three games against the the save m the nmth, got the wrn. T1~ tied it at 9 in the seventh on Hill hit a run-scoring single, RBI singles by Hill · and Patterson had an RBI double and Fred McGriff greeted Moises Alou. A throwing error by third Bruce Chen with an RBI sin· baseman Mark Bellhom and gle. Notes: Chicago left a sea· Barry Larkin's sacrifice fly gave the Reds an 11-9 lead son-high IS runners on base. against Francis Beltran In the ,.. Ttie Reds have won eight of seventh, but Chicago went II against the Cubs this year. back ahead in the eiglith wherl ... ~cGriff's RBI gave him 99 could grow back, but the doc- Brinker would return to foot· tor is confident Brinker is 'ball. The Martins Ferry native healthy enou~h to play foot- was one of the Bobcats' hard· ball - even 1f he ta,kes a hel- est workers and toughest met to helmet hit from a players. defender. "He's one of the few guys "He has not had a brain who's destined to play this injury. In some ways, he's game. That's what he's all perhaps better off than the about," Mohler said. . player who's had many con- · Brinker wasn'~as sure he'd cussions," said Bailes, a for· wear Ohio green and white mer team physician for the again. Every lime he looked Pinsburgh Steel~. in the mirror, he saw a for Chuck Brinker, the doc· reminder of the cyst - a surtor's opinion and his faith in gical scar runnins from the Ood were enough to convince top of his head to the front of him that his son shouldn't his right ear. give up on the sport he loves. . But time helped heal his "I don't think there's anr, · physical wound and ease any problem with that at all, • emotional doubts. Chuck Brinker said. "football "I know my risk Is hi_gher is a physical game and there than other $UYS on the field, could be injuries from any- but I'm jomg to keep plaything;" ing,'' sai Brinker, whose hair Mohler a senior wide now hides his scar. "I'm the receiver, said he always knew type of back who's going to Worrell (8-2) took the loss. METS 8, EXPOS 2 Jeromy Burnitz homered twice and had three RBis and Mo Vaug~n hit u two-run homer as Jason Middlebrook (2-3) won his Mets debut in Montreal. New York has won nine of II uftcr losing 17 of 20. A late addition to the starting lineup, Vaughn hit his 22nd homer of the season on· Torno Ohku ( 13-8) after Roberto Alomur's one-out single put the Mets up 3-0 In the fourth. PHILLIE$ 6, MARLINS I Joe Roo came within three tluts of his first career shutout and Jimmy Rollins' buses-loaded triple spurked a five-run third inning for Philadelphia. • Roa (4-3), who was 14-0 ,wilh u 1.86 ERA in Triple-A after being released by the Marlin,! in spring trainin~, ytclded eight hits und no walks tn eight-plus innings. Michael Tejera (8-8) had his shone~t outing of the year. He gave up SIX runs - four earned - and nine hits in 3 2-3 innings. ~ 01 .53? aa .an ee ~ .a -1 110 ,qa 11 .-4-41 Ill .SH WL~101 ee 11 .an 'IS ,4QO ee 11 .441 ee 110 .31M 11 "' .sse Wttl W L 1101 72 Astros stop Ca.rds' eight-game win streak; Rockies win, 7-1 SHANE ENGLAND BAM WITHROW SALES , .... .., Assocl4ted Pre$$ I. "If everybody on the team is click· ing, you know, the linemen and the fullbacks and everybodr, there's no telling what we can do,' Suggs said. John Candelns added a late touch· down run for Vil'!linia Tech. Leftwich, bumed by a sure touchdown pass that was dropped in the first quarter, another that could have been caught and severn) other drops, didn't want to consider what those plays could have meant. "I'm not an 'if' guy," he said. ."It didn't. happen, but we still should have fought and tried to find a way to make plays. But we didn't." · The Hokies had a lotto do with it. They repeatedly pinned Marshall deep in Its territory and turned two first-half turnovers into field goals. The Herd. did not start a drive beyond their 25 until very late. Leftwich had IS completions and 197 yards in the final quarter, includ- The last four games, we've looked BY JosH Duaow ANDERSON 2002 Dodge The Dally Sentinel • Page 8 3 Around BY RICK FROMAN ASsociated Press MIKE BCARIERIIY SALES www.mydllllyaentlnel.com SepbHnber13,2002 .-------------------------------~--~ - ' f • 11 e1 88 88 u 14 u 77 1$ 1·~ n\ 112\ 01 ·.en .en - .11'1 •• 73 7 ta CNolgo WN1t Salt I. l<nU """"'""" a -e«y 1 11o11on e, , . . Boy s ...... 7, Soalllo 3 N.Y.'Ill- 7, llllllmOIH · c-MI.Min-4 AnWim ?, Ookllnd I a-. Prlcloy'l Blllllmote (Lo~ 1H) 11 Bolton (FOliUm +3), ?:Od p.m. 'TIImpa Boy (S- 1-7) 11 .Toronto (HIIIadly 1&-.7), 1:01 p.m. Konn1 Cll)' (Byl'd 15-1 1) II Ott roll (Comtio 1-4), 7;011 p,rn. MIMIIOII (Minon IH) 11 C-.M (MUihOUintll-1~ 7:01p.m. . Chicago WWtt Sooc (lllddlt 1-3) 11 N.V. 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In practice he 18t1 I'OAD • wears hili helmet o~ly on fullw~~~=~'muaal (t) 11, 12,11, aooa pad days and dunns certain · contact drills to minfmize the Public Sale ancf Auction friction put on his scar, where Sundly ... t 1• the skin lssensltive and could ' ...p • " open. 1:00 PM Manleys Self Storage Unit "It doesn't cross mr, mind Rutland hold a public auction at Its tacll· when I'm r.laylng.' said Gun Club lty located at 97 Cottage Drive Brinker, who s scheduled to ______ _ PUBLIC NOTICES j BUN SHOOT : : : • .! .' .: ·! ., . :. :;• 1 will ; l graduaie in March with a degree in .exercise physiolo- Shoollng two halve• or hog gy;'lf I get a h~adache af!er a Everyone game, you kind of just wonwtloome der. But I put my trust in God Will be shooting and he's going to take care of . regular matches me. I don't have much to every Sunday worry about." ••••••••••••••• • l In Middleport, Ohio on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2002 at 5:30. 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Nurt:;Jf'l AU IIllnt CIIUII aro .... ~. 11on temblr ng 23, o~ you IP· are s In U\lt MWIPII* It tutlfttt 10 tl'lt ,tdtfll ,HI-tOuting ACt of 1MI *"tc" rnell.. lt UttQIIIO ectYtttln "lnt prtftrtnH, liMitatiOn or dloortmt••tton 011 ~ on ·~ ~Ml rtot. cotor.ntllglon. ptytnQ. ~leattont may bt obtlll'\td II lhl Ntw Hl\ltl"' Cit~ Bultdlt'IQ bttwttn tht haurt ot 7•00 AM to :S 00 PM, Mond~y through Frl· rtmUIII tt1tut or nttlonel origin. or II"'Y k\t.nUon lo mtt. 1n';' 1uoh pl'lt.l'lnot,llmltatlon or dlacrlmlnatkJn," :;::::__ _ _~--'- ThiOM¥tOPIPI'WIII nol tt.y. ~~~:,.~;'~C'ot.':'u::r• oxceHonl pay, txporlt M t ,.,..ulrtd. Earn up 10 s1,ooo ·per- Coil :104-!7&·•00& "lllll""-~---'""'1 II I B~I!S'i ""'.. a KAlNIN(~ II«< onowtng1voooop1 -nlltmon111or root tl11te whklh lain violation at lhetaw. Our rHCitl'll,. M,.by lnlor-·"lhal a.. ~ dftiii"QittlvtrtiHCtln . . 1 caring, comptlllonatt · thll MW'PII* ,,. ~)ariOn, vou 'could be 1 1)41rl IVIIIII)It on an !tqUII 01 our ~lfllthca,. Ttaml OtiHPOIII Ct'"r Coll~o a...;:;o;":,ou;;n;;lllobiO::oo;t.;;.._, Contact Jud';' ~ert , I-PN, In· (Cirttrt Otoat Tb Home • atruolor 11 H0·99a.aeoe or Coil ~lVI 740,448 ,4:te , "lllr--":":~~-...., 7•0 ·7•2-2~70 or IIOQ by n l'~'l'"' 1 ,800 •214 .~·..,.;·. At 33, ol d Durllnghlm R II "~'"'' ...., '\ NNIII 'Nl 'II.\II•:Nili Slort Wod 11 ·21, 9·?, co koprtngo Rohtbllallon Ro li0-06·12l•B. t'ORSAI.Il ..__ _ _ _ _ __.~ mlnlfll\ifl donkty, c1mptr. ~!~tr 1tocatRtd at ! e75i W Nl~''l motor h01111, PUIItl wood n-oplngo Old, rvml' A •• C-t Boor Cany Ou t pormlt bum 110'111 & 1 1011 ol pol· OV. ond 1111 oula clooo IPPII· ·--•'il'liiloilli)(iol-_.1 Country Homo wllh 11 · till !or BftiO, CtlOSIOf Townthlp, len,, tdmoat "ew cello!'\! EQUII Opportunh~ . aorlt. 3/•br. 2bl. , 2 CarMaiQI Cout"Y· 11)1' 0 ltltrHI wo a h oti~I"OI nil kiMo ol Employor Encouraging Garage. lbOV. ground pool, 7 ' · tmd achoola. Mull hlvt fM Workpheot Olvtrlh"' Courltr Strvlot, 1 .tO)a•IS· Har'\dorallod klfohtfl cabl· t'l lnttHOII tO T!HI 01\lly lurnltura toola I• humon aorv•·oo tlol", II· I 5027 Son\II,CII, PO Box 729·20. " ~ " MIFDN .;.:;:;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ nolO 011 1.0011 BAdon Rd . Sa\uh'ln~ 7tb Onlyl O OI'It or llconlt tiiQiblt, G (3Q.4)..S8 1e.ao f.lt'tru~rov 0"10 115769. g 00 "m vaild ctrlver't llctnat fl.ncllo· Ohio ~Uty Pub111111ng hit t O!'Qtl Porlt blt Sawmill, ::-7":. ::-:--:-':-"" Otsnov Orl"nllo. 7 un~. 6 47637 SA 338 c111 to trAniPOtlltton. E•· an OPtnlng tor a new1 Plat don 1 haul your 1 ~ 1 10 the For Sllitt. Brick haute Hun· 111UI11, h01ftl Stay Will !ltJII tor RRCitiQ, Fltl l HOUI6 O t\ POfll!)(lt Pl'fltrrtd W. Olftr dttlQntr/ Pfi.Qint.tor On r11 mtlljUII OIU 304!·& S·IOS7 . llngton, Wttt VIrginia 12 $1'00 (Q14)698·~ 863 ~ l ght Allovo Yolt owlluah o•c: elltlll ~ntllll Pf'Ck«Qt. pagination doak. Mull ill Houlthelptr av1llablt: bladc.l to Mflrahalt Un)vtrtl· 9rlt1yo Pltaet atnd re1urn1 wlth prollclont In Ouark)( prtaa Onoe, OOOIIIonal, regular. ty call IHvt m1111Qt 30-t· rostot Pn1 ntll cowr toller to: •nd f'btl to produce Ortft· CltftnlnQ, cookh\Q, pacilclng, 1525·4597 $SQ000 Locnt AQrtncy In 01\IO soa"· TMto Fnmlly YArd SAID Pre1t1r1 Ctnttr llvt, vlaually eppttllng moving, WhllltYtr nttdl ::--:--'-"7-:--:-1nc Q\11\IIIIOd COUIIIOS 10 bO· 13th, tcth, 9·6 Couen & HRI Maaon Thtrn, ntwa PIOO• In 1 raat•j)flc.t doing. Honllt , ~U,.ble . Forecto•u~l 4 ~ btdroom, comu FoMior l)fHttll l In Cllnlr, Rockor, Tooll, Ft n· PO 80118068 environment. Send ,.lumt- (740)448·7~ jual $23,700. For llallng call l.llwtoucu, G«thn. Jnckson. ton aomotl11ug lor ovurvono Huntington, wv 2&70& find worl!: nmpltl to Bttlt ,;;,..;:..;.;,;;...;;,;~---- 1·800·71i·3001 E~~:t. F144 MHIIJ!I IIHma Tt1ma will ho 112 Mlio1 out ~~ 1.t3 oft ~~ IOIIAA Ptarot . group mt~~nftglng Nuner Conelwotlon WV ~ouat In Galll~lls tO 901• 5 to tO IAmiiUI~ choaunto 7 tdltor, Qalllpolla Oall~ Trlb· 031134 Gtntrll Contreotor, hotomu ptu t ot tho p11ot ' - - - - - - - - Conalruotlon opportunlllea, unt, P.O. Bolt: -468, Glllllpo· roaldtntlfll 1 Commurcllll mont Orlve, 7 ooms, 48Ft St 0.$2<4 par hour. Stop ua, OH ~ efl3l conatruollon, ntw houua& 2 l.R, 2 1/2 BAths Full 1noJOCI Oui'\IIIIOtt npullcMI& Yortl & Bnko Snlo 1n1w I OI~IVO utl 10 $·10 oo At Lanu Oo11om ~ommun l ty wlshln8 Md t tnrt living ::::..::::..:.:.:::::.;_ _ _ _ tOOII , ll<llng, wlndowl, tot. hnmant. l.Argu L.ot Owullrook Centor hna ftfl NO fob 10 big or 10 l rnlll (740)440·13eO 11 ,11 1t1w 1ahHhWSI)Il'IMI 111• BWILIIt\IJ Sopt t2, 13, tot , (6t~ )O 1·0440 IIHU!.IIntl Pf,t tiUS Cn ll ~0 11 ~-1? - - _ _ FACTS· Al'l Oul"'flllent AIOO· lpm 1rnl1dillll oponlf!Q loTrll"nO Ftto Oltlmatot ~304)eiQ3• M I I M I Ill 3 b d 0 • 11 1""' '""·0116' 11 yo""""" ~, ,1 5• 10 .. 1 07 or {30 4)&92· 174 ng "' 10 • 01 • 0 11 1 11 11 t 1 "' " " """' rug OUt'IIO ng Houukuulng f Ltwndrr roomt, living room, kltutlon PI ,;v•tlttfl Y ~ Ot · P nn so I:HtrtltliJ(H l ~ lllQt l, Pot lltmd 11uonoy 11 noooptlng rt· Aldt Stop bV And complott (llovt & dlahwnlhtr lnctud• 11 11111 Wll 11 Onlo nt Sn tUid"Y t<llh SIJtnUI for tho .following po. lln appiiOltlon todlly AI 333 Will prGI I\Ift wllh h0\1111 t d) ltnmdr~ room, 1 blt tn , 3 Wlnlur Crnltlust ·oa 11m 9u m to 5!) ttl wt'llch tor stllorl Soora\ary· Qenoral PftQO Strttl Mtddiii)O I Oh trallera, Md dto~ l CIIU Cln QtUII.QD, covorod PAllO, .ljlt' kN\lu Crntt Oulld IS now 91(1119 ' aocrotruy dut101. At qu!ra· EOE ' r' 441 ·4~38 Ilk lor Ron or Lttt~rl Fnll1, OhiO $65,000 llt~t:upi 111'J 1\llJliiCIIII<m& lor '\' lllOnll, high .1Ch9QI (;llplomn OYI!rbrook Ctnter hal an ltftVI nllllli!Jt (614)230· 11QQ (740)~47· 111tllt uptomln!J ahow on No· AM.ll • At .•:· IWJ ono (\) ~lllf l•ptrlonot lmmtdlllt oponlng lor a 2! 32 vuumur , !l. :.1. 1!002 11 you 1•1~ I"U:ASAN'I ln aoorotlll lll llnd oomputtr Pari Tlmt or Full Tlma RN. =;wr;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; wol 11 u hkil M ap 1111c4u 1011, akllll, knowlt<IQI with txpt· Slop by Md uomptttt 1n 111 Nlco 3 bedroom hou11 for plumm en II ,Jonnllor 1onu 111 5 Fnmlly Vn rt.l Snlo Sopt rlanct In Mlcrotoh Win· llPPIIOatlon today at 333 I)USINI;)!.~ Nit, almoat :314 80ft, Eteoel· (l•t0):l94·e030 . oona111on Call 13114 3110 111110 trom llnht dowa, E ~ec elllnd Word ~tnd Pt~ s,rttt MlddltPQrt. Oh ..,_ _,oiil'li,'l.liliiill'lii'UN-flii'Viooa.,l ltn, • mull bo doptndo"lo ond EO (304)676·1499 .n.M\ on Snt)(fhlll Ad Bnby ctml· I"' ~ ( ;1\'I•J\\\'i\., OtlfCI.'I IIOI'\1 1/bl\thllul'l'lp or IJOIIII ga.,d cornmuniCA • INOTtCII Nlot 3 btdroom hOU II In CIOII\Ing, Chl\lra, IIIWII mowor lion lklnl, Sond rotumt bV - - - - - - - - 01-110 VAI.LEY I'U9L.ISH· Golllpolll Ft rry an almol l 12 38· cut, lnnoti iHing Soplt mbl r 24 • 2002 to: The Athtni·MtiQI Educs· lNG CO reoommtnda thai 31'4 aero. E111cellont oondl· d b 1 llh 11,aHrQIII IOr ki"Q1110 l'ltor FACTS, 4& 011111 Strto\, tlontt Service hll An 1nllol• 1 liOn, 0• 11 1304167• • 1• 99 :l i>"lliiiOB "'"'"· """ Coo<· • • ao111po111, OH 4~631 or FAM you 0 uo nooo • poop • ~~·;;;.:;~::.:.:":..:.";::._ yr Sp!H1il}t S~IOI 8 cwt OIIt Oorl. tortt rnnuor toj.lptr, to (740)44C·801l EOE. PIIICI potlllon opening lor you know. lnd NOT to l tnd Ohio Countrv Home , 3 bl th, 1740 )~60·11535 DOT roolnu llroo [:104)015· MIFIH on lllntlftnl Prooohool Spo· monov through momoll •nlll ' _ __ 6487 ::::..::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ olal EduoliiOI'I -ntacnar lor you have lnvtltlgtled tht 1" 112 bnth, wood 1100' 11 • ne.w 'IYI1 01· ' '' II A I Floonolol Froodom· Work lht 200N003 SchOOl Voor Olllrlt1g wlndowa, I ·41 oore • u r tltHH Y Ollwul · c 1 F Applloenta n,ull hold a valid - - - - - : - - - - : - (30<4)878·2304 fll to uoml IIUitt(l (3011 )576· 0101Ill\ Inn MI'H~ot f'lOW I rom hOil'ltl PT or FT. -: 2006 Accol}llnU Vondort . Frtt Into. Full lralnlng teaohlng ctrlllloltt In IPI· S\lrt Your Bu1tnta1 TO· Aaduced for Quloll: ulo . {304)01G· 527<l Sob SOI1d• 1·868·1!02·8321 olol oduoollon or pro·klndtr· doy Primo Shopping Con - Ownor'a rolooollng & wanll rr.w Olvonwny K111ons 1\ml ;:•;; r•- - , - , - - : - : - : - - wwwhomtblzlorprollt.com QtUitn w!th tArlv oduoatlon ttr Spaot A\ltllablo At AI · to uaton to all ollert. 4 bOd· You nu Cillo Froo lo Oo011 ol hondiOappod {EEH) vol~ lordoblo Rllo a Nlco E•oo· room, 3 bolh homo wllh 111· t lotrlll, 1mm h!llt\tll l Supt t3 A 14 Onlly ltoma, l~nrrll Slot k Hoult 324 elation on tlther otrlltlcatt:~ . utiYG Olllcta. Newly At · groond pool. C1tll (740),.41 • , ,',;;•;: O):,;U:;;1 '3::..;::~2:,:6:;;0_ _ __, l.ongutlOrgor. HCil\G lntttrlor Mi ll'\ Stroot , now hiring A temporary clrUI!Cftlt lor moc.leled Spring Valley p111 • 0021 fl.nvtlma. 1 ., 102 Mltlwny Drlvo, Now Ho· (,.3::0.:.! 4).;. ~7~5~·G;;7:.:21::...._ _ _ tho Early Eduoollon ol lho ••· Coli (? 40144 8.3461 ~:.:..;:::.:!,;:::;::~--llleO IAt~I'ANil ;.;'":c";,;w.;.v;__ _ _ _ _ HondiOIPPid may bo ob· Socrlllot lor o quick oolo. i"OliNII Vnrd Snlft Sntwllny Sept ~~~~~~;·~~~~~ ~:~~t '::,~h:. lftlntd !or I cendldiiO poe• 1,.._01•11~'-ilUNM. Sell !or $89 ,000, ntw roo!, 14 B•m· l 1 Noon 70 Hnw• nowllOYing minimum wagt, oooolng ctrllliOAII In pro· SI•:RVK1il> wlndowo, dtc k, oldlng & oarptt Thret bodrooma , I OST 2 ,,111,., cnlo, lhOi no Lunu (buhlnd nrmo· now 11,1111, 71 m,3pm, 71lm· klnatrgarton or IPfOifll tdu· dining room, kllohon , living 1114110 l t·~mtllo~ .tmonlt11 ~ry.;.)_,.-~---- 51,m, 3pm -npm, npm. oatton. Tn11 would.. bt ll u '"' :month oonlrM t wllh lull bOn· TUFIINID DOWN ON room & bAth TWo oar na 7ftln, 0011 7<0·9ia.5023. old, Iii Av011UO, Gnllll)ollo . Ynt•l Solo Sftl g 14 02 Ill S I Ill b b • SOCIAL IICU"ITV 1881? ~· ~ f I . lilt~ W D lllu n riUJO & Outbuilding. 1/00 14 • 1 0· 000~ 0·?, 191::1 MI. Vornon Ava Pnrl-llmo position ftvallabta on ttllpillrlonco nnd oorUIICA· No (7~0)448·9ii7B Bt lho Unlvtralty 01 Rio lion acoordlnu to s~tary 10110 WAN INI YAIIII ~AI .I •: Grnntto Bookllort. Caahltr aolllt. Submit a letlar ol In· Momu~ 11oM~<..,: 'Ill IIIIV & ouatornor 111'\IICt dutlll. ltrtlt. rtlunlt, rtlaruncaa. I•'OM SAUt Mul l bo r.walll!lblo wttkdfly and I copy Ol ourrunl oortlll· YAI{II SAIJ'• AIJIO IUIO l or 0 0111\f' U.S. mornlngo NCI ov011y dt· oallon 10 John Coo1 on1o, i72 Alhont· 12x80 3 bodroom wlcfa, Sllvor. Golc Co1111 P'root• mnndlng, but Alwllyl 1 ohal· Superlnttndont, ( iAI.I.IIIII.I,, Wl!lllhor & dryer, l tove. l Oll, OinH'IOfldl, Go1a tonging poanlon. Ntld 10 bt Melga EducAtiOnAl Sorvfct rl lnt;,a V S Curronoy . IDr'flca orltmlod, Md detail Ctnlor. &0? RtohiMd Avt· 16 4 acre Mlnl·lllrm wlln $15,4Q8, 740·992·2 167 1 tnllfl 01 11 Ooor~u" Crook M rs' Com Shop t G, Soc· C0111CIOUI Cnll (740 )2 45· nua , Sullo 11 08, AthOnl. on Ylew Two IIOry 2128 1Q94 ChAmpion !'ark Aldgt 4 70 1· Appll~f1 tlon daadllnt · IQ Uilrt loot houae built l(b ?O w 1 lhln,.,lea roo! Vt· Ull Mt:Cully nonll, 1111 ltOLII(J nml lwm1uo, Qntll'110u1, 740· 7274 to achodula )'Our Inter· Sll SnlurCioly, Supltllnlmr I 4th 1140 1?842 vlo w tptomblr 15 • 2002. Tho 1QQS Thrtt bodroome, 2· nyt lldl n~ 2Xe onor~ · l l111Jy 1\. WIJII1 0tll pl\1 ~ AMESC !a an oquol oppor· 1/2 n th 1 kl h ' . Pint\ P,iul now hiring dtllv· tunlty tmp!ouorlprovldar. dl I ~• I , Ill ti l. nl to tn, p~tokod Wft II ' Cillht rlal oe I· ~ h1ll1nB \jj' rJ1 UuyiniJ Hoa11, Go"11ng , ory I>Oopto, wllltrttlll, & , n ng room, v ng room, lnga, drywall through ou 1 Gol(l onlloru. Mon·Sftl , 12·'· cookll Aak lor Paula, Clln· lllmll)' roam. HtHdwood cuntrnl air porch lnoludod ;• 1u1111ly• 02 ltutmnnt two c:lo1wt Stlnclfly, Qoorgo ton or Ahmad Allar Truck Drlvora, tmmodlett lloort, ouatom trim, cherry Ver~ Nlct 1115,000 oo 11Ll rt) MU lrom SoutllOnJ\Ort, Duukluy {740)7G7 00!4 ' ' ooblnoiO Now window lllftl · !74 ) 98'·38' 6 ' {7401448·0088 •" iro, CillO A CCI. roqulrod, mtntl 1t1y. Freahly ptllnltd ?40 ) 988·-4178 " " 1 quiiii'Mm, r r l<tn~ & S11111t 11ny, SUJ.I!Oml,or 13& I 4, 0· ,a oo,c1 11110171 0011)~! ~tc37opllon Ao,nll Sttloa Clark/ 2 dnya II tii:OIIIIodnl Epay, tll:l pt$r11e0n0o01 IP'lroughout. Amllh•bulll bltrn ::.,;~:.:;:.~.:..--!lpm Ol tll 0·:1 c:IOi hin!J urn toru ( 4 al\u•u '8. wt ok Plua/Somt /E xtra requ rt . arn up o ' wllh tack room, lfnced Pl d· 1Qg6 14K72 2bf'. 2ba. You di811UI ~ ~OtllO llltOflt:ll lniUU WMIOtl , Buy· UIOd Mo· $0,35 An h01.1 1. f'lck/up a 1~ "P,: ";;w ;; o ~ o;,; k , C :l : ; l l ; ; 3 ~·.:. 04 87_; 5 .-,· ~ ;;c 0;;: 0! dOQk, J)atturo )o!eated Q8• don't want to mt11 lhll one 0 vurluly MI>IICallon at Swlahar s. URGENTI.V NEEDED rage/ workahop Mu11 111 to Q6 Ctoyton 4br 1e~~:ao on 4 7 bllo Homo Cnll ( -40).. 8· h " t~pproolatol 8 mlltl Wilt ol rtnltd !ol In G~ttUpolla Ftrry 0176 or {304)0?~·6965 I.e oo Pl•ormooy Pomoroy, _1)111m1 donora, oorn SIO 10 Clolllpollo ~ual oil 141 304,. 7&_3660 , Nlco\4'< 60 SniUrUny onty· 10 111 Stnto Ohio. SOO per wtok tor 2 or 3 ~,~ 2br hi Crown City, Ohio no uto 14 1, 14"JC 40" wood Snloo Ropo· Nollonol noura woekly. CAll Blo Lila (740)3'PD·D2 4 IutIlO Inruo rno InI 11 1IOJJ CBu•·1 . . Wo{740)2156·931 trade !or anything company expondlng. Call . PI aame Sorv Ict 740,.,•go'..,.\ 3 bedroom newt~ remod· area o! ¥1llue e. no I, I 0' Croll!mnn Mll ro 0081 1 d 1 Ml • !lnw, 1/4" M CI 3/0" drill a, I n'IR"..;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;; on amall bualneu and a , n ddleport,lo"ll IOm Quick 101 1110 group llOOounlt . Commla· Anderaon tiJtar t!pm, 2000 IQ. II. homt on , acre, "ul Clo ,ol"n<l " llt' IJ llcno oor An<l vootllon [740)8GN348 10 mlnulto lrom hoopllol 11on rnor Ell! I • IIZo 16132 · - -··· ·'-A•N•I•l•ll_.l bonuMa. PTf FT. Cell John WILLNIIS M.NAO!A, Still under conatruollon . 4 nnd up to 1· 112' tnlnt condl· • . AN 3 Bedroom with Qflrlgt on Bedrooma/ 2 Bath with 11 1 77 842 0828 11on. 1ovtro1JhiP 11ugor bitt. Wvn;att ol Qalllpollt appro111matety 1 acre o n IWimmlng pool (7<40) 448 • hAnd IOOII, d 1if01, ora Ill 372 oronlnx•· lt llrn to drlvo Shirt • l'lomt llkl famll~1 Allllttd Living Route 2, Ollllpolla Ftrr)' 31570. Bl~ A ga, I dny CCI. pro· Aro you 50+? Would you Wo oro akllltd In providing {304)57e.5332 ""-~-----112 t>rleo ll (trl"'l· c:lotflOI, gram No txpt)rlnno& need· llktlo !1..,. In • nloe homt? hoeplttllly aervlcta ooupleCI toyl, JhOII. diAhtl, Christ· td. Fi ntt nc!ng ava!lablt Big With no ulllllltl to P•v lor with "lnvlllblt" health cere In 4 bf(lroomt with ltrQt mta· 8 ultd h()mfl under 13000· 111111 l1ocor,uont., tltltkfttl, monoy ltarta h1r1 1·888· exchange tor light houH· 1 hOmt•llkt lilting for 11• ter tulti, 3·1/2 btlhl, large Will http with dt llvery Cell 04!5·8606. kttplng, WI can ctiJOt,jll It nlorl that nttct our 111 ,1, kltoh1n with Cherry oe6t· t<artna (740)38!5·7071 purtoa No t molc.lnll or •tcohol. 11no1 ,1 011 r111 rt lhtlr pol n111, 1un room, Formal l.R u ,,. !ill • OR, 1•11 llnloh·" booo• Mull 11111 Owner moved, Sn lltrCiny Suploml>llr 14 on• Pltalt 11nd• rtplltt""'to CLA v1oy ' and lndtptndtnot. ..., k OOd 14' 70 • 38 ... lyl 611111·?, 01 CtumM Orlvt Holp Wan tod. For TriJOI< 584, c/o Gllllpollt Collr. Wo hovo oovoral wollnm mont, 2 oar gorogo, a..r· 2001 0 1 w ~. loll MOIOon Pt<o, SA 7) OrlvO'I 372 Opo nlngo Tribune, 1'0. Bo• 489, Ga . m•nager POI IUon• opan II IOOkl lml~ pond. Thll not a ~~~~~~h., ~~ :prrl~~n~•:· Horno lntorlor, bOyl & lll!dltl t..eltrn to drlvo big rlgl, 16 llpcllo, OH 48531 our oo~IIOd living commun· d,rl..,.by, 110 S•b<llvlolon , Otnlrll air wyllhl dntok", '•o' tloth tl, ~l)y 116ml, l l&ft m <I8YI COl. P'rogr~tm . No Ex· IIIII IOOtltd In Soulhlrn l?9,000,!11tiiiOI'I WtiOOmt, &marl &I via H11Jr Salon DOWN, llkt ovor pay· oiOftrlfJr, con1pu1or gllmtt, perlenct Ntodod, Fln.anclng OhiO , ""ooponolblllllto In • (?40)307·02GG monlt, $370, {216)3e1 · I(JuAn" w1111 onuo & morel ava llt~ble Big Money Start• Sl','llat notdtd ror bu•r, tat· lht nurtlng BriCkhOuot lor aolt ltnood 7088 Cludt dlrtotlng on Wt ontr htlllh ntur· Marti 11"101, 101 k, l,.e tCIUCIIIIOn, 11111 whloM lnoludoo round· In lll>k Vlld, In ground pool : · I) ltttnlly corporl !IIllO· rain or 1·888·84&·8505 pool hoult, 1111 on 1 1;2101 Ntw 2003 114 wide. Onl)' paid vacatlone, lnl!al'lt oUtn· 111• olook nure11 and nt·uno ChtlcJ lhru n<lull namo lng lllllttanta Oulltl 1110 In New Haven. 11 lnttrtetld 11GQ dOWn and Only ltll and othar btn1ltt1 IJtftnrJ OIOU'!Ir1Q Fall & Wlntor Pltooo oall I ·888·868· 77?8 lnoludo ovorooolng oil nto· Call (304 )eBHI 74 , Alklng $18261 PI' 11\0nlh, COli Clottunu Toys, Mlac llornt Nikki ?40·381·7611 ooaory dccumonlollcn •• 177,000. MVAC ltrvlcl TICII\I Ext\ 844, woll ao 11111 orltnlollon on<l ::.:.:::;:;:;.,_ _ _ __ Fmtny & S81UfflflY, 14th & ln1t1lltr I Mt !14.t8 SUI II Ftou10 1J1 1 Mul l havt E ~A relr!Otrl llon SOCIAl. WORK ER training aJ'\CI hlnd'l on oare Cl!ll)ln wi\P'l 2 L.ot1 baok of ~:o~~~u·(~~ft ~ ~7 re • 1n 11 nltdtd. You will work 1 1\<coon l.lkt, Eoorna Troll ,, • · ll !Milly yMJ I IIlO• SfJIJI(Ht1 cort lllcellon. Comnttlllvo Mtlgl Count~ Ntw Monogor'o Spoclol , !lor 13·1 >1 · 16 1 mno woal u tnr)' and gOOd btntllll Four yeara degree 11'1 Social company lhll vllutl 1 ·con r:ld (740)445·13eO tlllMit~ ana Cu11om1r no 1' eo 3 b d • r10flll0)' l)nm, IOJI Ol IIUII W111ll raaumt 10 Dan Inman Work or relalad lltld ol do 8tr'v'ICt abovt atl 0110 Wt Compltttl~ remodtled, 3 w 11111 ' e room, .c ll)tll ot lln l~y ltoml, muma EIGCtrlc Inc , 8?48 RAdford study required . 40 Moure 0 Ad, Al hftnl OH 415701 or Work Wt lk and ROtAting offer thlt rewarding opportu· btdroom. 2 bath, lull ba"e· ~:~~eoor•3: ':~ed ':nd ~1t (hor~ -~--- atof> Dy tho ol!lco betwt tn On·Call RoopontlbiiiiY. Mull nlty wllh allraOIIV41 oomptn· mtnt, new diCkl, 1 car gl· up. Vou ti<Jt over se.ooo 1 rll! ~ y & SruurcJIIy, 3 IIJmlly 9·3 M·l=' to plok un an appU· P'll._l Vllld driVIfl lfOII'\11, I&Uon and oomprthtnllWJ rage , t/2 carl, e mlltl from lncluc.Jinu underpinning, an· yntd 11'118 Bst~ 1111t1 onlld· Cit lion Excelltn! Benefit Paokag1. b•nelltl. Plett.ae 18nd rt• HMC (1.4°)245 ' 5084 chorl, vapor baffler, 1 111 II· I on a OlOUllll, CIUI Oftl - - - - - - Flt~umtt tind ltllera of In· 1ume wllh 1111ry P'ltatory to. btrgtaaa tlt pe, 20' of utili!(. I10lJ8tWIII08, tx>akt, loll ot tm eroauocJ In no1ng a eurro· 1er111mtty bl mailed to. 1 , ~'ultln M11dd11•.po Jem 'erGiorrw o•OOd • · A0drm H0U , ,rn' 1r0 110'1rr. llnoo un~tr home, llllnlll • 1..•',n.'•a"11'11°Pr; 1 300 11 11 1 1 01 • rnl&e 6 1nilet lOuth ol 141 utno? r or appliCAtion, 111111 Tho Dolly Stnllnll lod, One only, Colto'a MO· on 775 to Honnon Truce, on mollnUG It t 1·800·Q54·1GU 111 Court Slrtll ollt, OhiO 41!G31 An oqual a oor oorogo, mull oeo IO bile Hornoa U.S. ~o El ll, your ou~ not uaod lfJII, ttrat ptncn on lOft Pomeroy Ohio 4 ~768 oppo11un11y employer epproell lo, (740)992-2678 Alhona, Ohio 45701 # "c °' a s L..-------" ,,tl ,;:;:=;.;;.;::.::.;____ r 3 --- :::=------ • w .s ""''1- 1 4 3 2 18 1 1 ° All Makes Tl'liCior & Equipment Pans Factory Authmized Case-!H Parts 2 bedroom, 2 ~th , ptiV«ite lol , 9..., School dl llrlcl, no peta, IIIVIIIAble lmmedltU.ty. S37S (7. 0}446·M90 ,;,.._;_;_.;__ _ __ 2· 28 Ft MobUt Home b 'TWo Lt veiiCfM with mobllt rant In Nt w H1ven. Hom1 and two atory garage. (304)882· 11 07 AahiM, Cleat to SchO<M and Routt Reduced 2br Mobllt Homt In Galllp0111 Fony, 130o4)273·~11J M1 S:J25, • 0 *11. '-00.,. t llage. {!)04 715• WAnttd• No Crtdll Cut!Om• 8180 Ita 10 Purchl.tt New homt Nice 3 bedroom , 2 bath, undtr Oo~~trnmtnt firumo· 14 70 ith h t lr'\Q prograrn $1200 Income ~~ Pl~l~~n 0:.!~::; rtQulrtd Call to P~·quallly 50. • "'"' {740)44!·3384 crtdll, $3 O, ! 74 0)991!-2l!7 a s••.ooo. r;: A~IR'II~~~'S 1G86 ov.rlon<l pork 14x70, oxcollenl condlllon. Small ..__ _iri.'iiilo~iiii~iioio"-.,J portion o11100f netdl r.p.1r. .... {I' O)" I 0n 88 " "" • • 1 on~ 2 bod room I Pi rl· 1 1 I t"l d nd 1 • t/2 acre land with 1081 mtn 1 · urn 1 1 1 un ur· nlohod teupata rlly dOpotll ro· Mobllt homt lor aalt. Qltlred ' tno 140.G9a {30<4 )&70•401 0 a2 18 ' ' • • W I. I Anttd: ooa qompan~ 1 St elroom Apartment a wt~nta to purchltlt 1· 1 Starling a~ $289/mo Wllhaero 11111 lor nraw homoo. tr!Oiyor Hookup, Slovo and Cnll {740).48·3093. . Rol rlgtrOIOI 17401441 • Wo hOv. awroxlmallly 10 1&1G. used nomoa tor 1 under 1 bedroom 1 bath appllan· $2,000, cnll\ · 800·837-3238 coo ll1(1udid, ullllileo pold, lor lnlo Dtpooll raqulrod, rlvorvllw, ' ..... I'S' & {740)446·8026 "'•II or"' I..... ....,, ~ ~ ·~ ACill'~~nu '~.l•'.. noon 1 br. opl lor rtnl SIOO . 100 $ 112 aartlot on Tycoon l.akt dep & 300 · 8 mon. 111 Ull1, w/ 121160 TrailerS 16.1500.00 lnc:tuded 304·675·365 4 (7.t0) 2•41•1100 2 Bedroom Apartment tor IUCK"V" HILLS AD rent In Syrecu11. $250.00 Iii Iii depoalt, $330 00 Month 111 • Now property on the mar- cludod W~ ter Stwlr kt t! BeauUiul3ac· IOeo fll· Truh ' ' ldt ntllll lrMII otnlr~tU~ lo· 17401 ·378•61 11 ctUt d batwttn Galtlpolla nnd Jackaon 2 b&droom, wfl ,tr and traah Call ua tod~ty lor paid, S4 00 mon!h, do· FAIIMAPIIDIT~ILI poall (7.t0)441 ·Gl546 Anthony Land Company, (41 9)3 9•17 s•oo Appliance• ~ tco nd ltlontd • W..ahera, Or~ AtnGfl. Rolrlgfolora, Up '1\l W Doyo Guoronlltdl Wo SOli Now Moytog Applloncto. Froncn Cll\t Movtog, 7•Q.446·l!g5, For Salt Recondltlontd waahtr&. dryera and rt1r~ trtlofl. Thompaont ......pll. onco, 340! Jo•kaon""A·" •• .. nue. (304)G7S·7388. Good Ultd Applll~. Re. ,....,_ ~d ond Guolon· ""''""' , .... It~ Wll hlrl, Drvera . Rangel, l r\d Rtlrlo..ratora, Somo 110rl nl $9! Ska~l ~ 1110 t?fo'l:~g~:s~8 VIne " ' Htavy dut~ Hot Point Wllh· t r, $OS GE Htavy dutv loMe copocll" waahor, $"&, ·w ' • May11g dryer, harve1t gold, SO!:: wtilllln• loclrlc ngnoua1 t honrgvoo,OI$D~ : IGd E Sro 1 rl,goBr~ 10 ~ rl • leather rtcllntr. 160: Chtll ot drawtra end drtaltr, S110: Skoggo AQpllancoo, 78 Vlno Sirool, 17401••1· 7388 (7<40)206· 80&3 0 95 10 , Mollohan Ctrpat, 202 Clark~ Chopol Rot1d Porlor, Ohio, 1!40).48· !444 1-877· 830· 9182, Frtt Eatlmalta, EIIV llnoMI ~ 90 do•o oamo oo cooh. 'oli Mo'otol Cord · Orlve· A· lllllt IIV. 1101 u atd lurnltur t atort, 130 Bulavlllt Plkt Wt 1011 met•' lfttltl, bunk btdl, drtl l •:., era, eouen11. ftppllaneta much mort Grl vt monu ••, mtnta {140)448·l 78a Gel· llpolla OH iliii~'.;;;..;!!!""___'""\ StQK'IlN(; Goons Win MOCit l 9410. lover I Q•' lion, 0410, 10 ahot never www alc!and.com 2BR Apt In Cti'IIOMr~. llP· ahol, 11111 tn box Can'' pllanoea tumll hed, utllllloa !171!40~ 2 4::~~-i.\1;29:...--..., Orfi.I~OIIIy rtdUODCI $10,000 pnld 011:00~1 electriC, olean, ~1 oelow opp1a10od volua, 1.16 $26tiin1011lh, Colll740)2~1· ANt~•tJ•l< acrt, mobile homo , ntw 1135. L,----·-v-..;,.,&. hoat pum~ nnd lurnnc• ap· pllanco• .t ) • ~td '' Ap~trtmont !or rent 111 Wtt· tors Edge ol Syrecuae One Buy or llll. Rlvttrln• Anti· ' MEIGS CO. REC LAND bodroom , rt\ nge relrlgorl· ~ue1, 1124 hal Main on 1 S8C· 10e.o lrllOII I urrour\deO tor, lllc, on alto tt\undry, a:a. ~~~e~· ~~~:0~~: by Shade Alvor State Foraat community roam. Seotlon 8 owntr and only mlnlltll !rom aootpted Currant rani $327 ;,__;__ _ _ _ _~ Forked Run suuo Park tdo· per month. Aparlmantlhmll· Solid antique 8 ,.11 al lor outdoor loverl A1k td to low lnoomt Sunlora NCR caan reglattr with g, About our Clt~vanc• Salet (8~ & otdar), handloepptd drawer 01 ~ bill oablnol,. Call uo lodo~ lor Md or dloo~e~ . Como b"' Totally rtatorl d, t KCtll tn t Pfll!l MA 8 I DITAILI our Olllce AI 2070 SUI II OOMitiOn (IOrmorty Sam• ·.j Anthony Lend Compenv, Routo t24 In SyrliCuiO dur. merll Stort• Soulhlldt, , Ltd. 1·100-213·8318 lng o!ltca houra (Tuot. A W.Va .) (740)592·4323 www alcland com Thura . Noon to 15pm) or call · 740·992-6419. TOO I·BOO· MISCtJJ.ANt•XliJS Trttdltr lot· Prloat Mobile 750·07~0. EHO Ploaae call Home Pork, S12! por bolore coming ~-,;.:M;,;•:;;::RIIlii'l·l~iiNillliiiSiii'llio ' month, lncludll wa11r and b" tht apMmGnt. d"O ~ 10 10 or {!'0)4" 364' ' " Grubb't Plano. Tun l ~ •' • w · "" .,,.,. ., poealbte Irregular ollloo uo 1 hourt,'' Aepalra. Probllrt'll? ltd ' Tun•d? Calli The Pl•no Or.' ~;=:::;;::===~ IIAUT.,UL APART· !40·446·4825 MllNT8 AT IUDQIT PRI• ;...:..:..:.:...;.::;:..:.._ __ 1010 11011~1(~ 011 AT JACKION II· Hnrdy Mumo lor 1110. Dow.J' ' ·· · TAT!I, &2 WillWOOd Orlvt hural GrttnhOUI II Opt~ ·--·1111i)KiiRiiillW.I;,'-.,1 lrorn S297 to S383. W«.lk to M·F. 4·8pm Sti·Sun 12·Ci • ahop & mov111 Coli 740· !pm , l.ocotod ol Ml Aile: 1 ·3 Bod1oomo Forooloood 448·2588. Equol Hou olng Call {304 )BG5·3789 .~ Homea From $1 99/Mo 4% 0~~ pp!::o::.ri: :"': :'I :!:Y·~---Down, 30 Vooro ol 8% • lndapondonl Herballlo Dlo· ' ~PA. For Llatlngl , 800·31Q. Fu rnllhtd 2 Room1 Md trlbulor, Cell For Product Or" 3323 E~et !700 Btllh Upatalra, Ctoan, Rtl· ,Opportunity (740)441 - 1982 : - : - - : - -'- - - - oroncoa and Depoalt Ro· JET c2 bedroom hgme, approK 1 qulro• No Poto (740)446 · • AERA1'10N MOTORS • u milt from Oelllpolll on Stato 1g 19 Repelrtd , Now a Rtbulll In ~ Routo 588. 1400 month, Gr~toloua living 1 and 2 Stock Call Ron Evt111' 1· $300 dtpollt. Atlartnoe rt· bodroom l'Partmtnta 1111 vu. 8()0o53Nte28. ' · qulrtd (740)446·3413 lngo Manor nnd Rlvtral de ,. 'II" ApHrtmonll In Middleport , 3 bedroom homo • Minora· F 6 $278 S348 8 11 740 King Slzo woOd Frome bod · with pillowtop mattrell Ex•· 11!Uo, OhiO. river vlow. no r m • 992 POll , rolerencta roqulrtd, ' 15064 · Equal ~o ua lng ctlltMl Condition. s 4 oo.~",' $4 150 month, 0111 (740)iQ2· Opportunllltl. Oa~ bid llylt wood Framt 6777 tiler ~pm Hont)'IUOkiG Hltll Apart • btd with plllowtop mallrlll ' "' B d H monte locAted bohlnd ColO• IIICIIIInt aondlllon. 1400. ;,: °0 aoo rooms 41~u aa 1nM 5yr,•h· nlel Drive bthlnd Hlghwllr. Tonneau OOIItr lor 1m111 u " on Pntrol Po11 2 BR now 11vol· I k od (304)61~·5332 nblo Ronl otono $27•1 p o Ul), go ·condition. g $60., Meglc chef llt ctrlo ' 3 6A hoult In town, month Low & mocJornto In· ttovt . GOOd condition. $40. $400/mo I. 2 BR mobile como. Equal Hout lng Op· ~ (3;;c0.;; ~)~ 67;,;e:;;.ae :.:.:ea::...._ __ homo, S3o01mo , 5 mlnutoo ~lunlll 1740)446· 3344 or ~ 0 l.o':Pc oiOOV"" "II t lrom town Rtleronott fl · C 1· 00·78t1·0780. • ~ b•• dt d w" qulred . No Pal a (740)446· Modern I "A oporlmonl WI ding gown with htltl 9342 lllltr 6pm, (740)446·03S'O dlllgnt and match!nfa vall .. Jbr Houoo loonlod In Mo · Size 10. (740)448·<48 AJk,)~ Now Takln\ ApptloaU ono.. for l-orene. 1 1 son, WV 1405. + Ullllllat No Poll (30 4)773-6881 35 Wool odrocm Town· Mollrooa lor King Silt WI' houep Apartm entl , lnoludoa ltrbed, 12~P 38 out mow. 4 bodroom, a bath, :z oar wattr Stwe~t, Traeh , trl, 1n1ok topper 1111 lord . gorago 1n 1own, 1'7' 740 • 4 o' 0008 ranoe w w menlh $3'0/MO 1,1 ., • r •!ill olhtrl. DOT R110· P-·I.:; ~ UI:;;d::O:c;Po::l::ll.::(7;;c4.:;0)!:4;: 4 1:.:.·;; 1!::1::. 9 l c n:,g~ llr ; t ; .:: I ·.,::(3:;0:.;4:::10::,:7B:.·:,:64;:B::,1_ ' Tara Townl1ouat Apart· rooml bath, Oliva Sl, mente. Ver~ Splc!oua, 2 NIW AND UIID ITI!IL S3"l (7401... 3 n~• F S .c mo. .,.,~,~. • g Stdrooma, IOOrl, CA, 1 Ita! 8 teme, Pipe Atblr PredT•rtar 1/2 81th, Ntwl~ Carpeted, For Conortlt, Anoia. Chan· congratulation• You havt Adull Poe! Blby Pool 1'1· n11, Flet Bar, Btttl Grating won 2 frtt movie Uokell Uo, Start 5378/Mo. No Pttl, For Dralna, OriVtWIYI & IO lht Spring VAIIoy 7 In l.oooo Plua Boourlly Depaoli Welkwoyo 1.&1. Scrap Mil· Gaiiii)OIII Clll thl Trlbunt Reqt.~!rld, Oaye : '740·440. Ill Open Monday, Tutldly, lor dttalla (740)-44G·23•a 3481; Evtnlngt: 740·381· Wldneldl)' I Frldl)', 81m· 0802. 4:30pm. Clo•ed Thur•day, Houat lor rent or 1a11, 101 Seturdev & Sunday ~ltaatnt Ri d~l, Pomtr""', (740)448-7300 '' 137e mo Put dti'OIIt, "' Twin flllvtrt Tower lor etd· ,1 (740)6QH783 orlyl dloablod. Now Sharp ~OA Rapid Ro· Ntwly remodeled 3 btd · Now acotpllng applloaUana wind tuto hted ottaner, room homo woltr lurnloh· lor t br, Ill ulllllloo paid I•Bnlo, Coli \740)QQa.Jm no:.;; ' HUO •Utlltld oa~tltd wer, IIIVI m1111g1,.. od, e mlloo from HMC, no • (740)G92·:W52 • PtiO, ••eo monlh. apartment. ronl lo '!> ol • .,, 1740)24e•60!4 your Ulutltd lnoome oall COOL DOWN, Control Air .: 30~·87!-8879 bolwton 8· Condlllonero and Hool 1 Older 2br. Farm Houn. ~ • • 4:30pm Wllkdaye.EHO Pumpl. 11 you don't 0111 ui ' Ctnlly rernodel1d. '5150, WI botP'l ION. Frtt flU,. Mo + DtllOIII, (304)076· SPA!.'E malta (7401446 •8308 lnd • 782 4 n!K RllNT 1·600·201 ·009&. .. 17 0 441 9 I .: .,I; 8 c a e a s.a::L:.=~DI 99 Covollor 2 dr., oulo, 24x30 woo SUOO, ootl S3.•ia. •oxso woo olr.,40,000 mlloo Burgun<ly ,.,,m, S4.99s.oo !7401 742·3101 9t Eocorl IJC 40r.. outo. ,llr, blue .•~ .ooo mlloo $4 ,500 00 !740)742-3101 lloltvttllllm (SOO)m•7600 t Gt12 Z·ll<l C-llor CoVI• ••~ llor, 1~.000 mlloo· SUOO -....... brlc1<. · plpoo, (7.0):MI7·032<1 .;.w'.lii'IIOioiw.t._ llnltlt. 110 Cloli<IO ~~;;.:;=,.,....,--:­ Winltrt, RIO Grtndo, OH 1995 Moroury M)<OIIo, • Or. Coli T40-24&·&1a1. Au~mlllc ee Tnouoond iii-.-.;.;;~;,;;.-, Mlloo 2.BOO 1-740-!42·2SST Mil ss.m : 50>11!0 Wll s1s.m. eon sae.uoo."'' --. it.,••liliiiiiiiiii.-" ~ I,.,.,.,.....,.,~~ Multi Famly Yard Sale Fri & Sat & Sun 9-6 pm Something for everyone suaa: r. ,__ ror. iiiiiiiiii-rl ,.no .,., sa PIPI"· •10ao a•e 1993 ChtVV ~.~. Ext. Cob. .:.":.:5_·~-~.:.e.:.e- - - - - V·8, EMCollonl Shor,•· KC Mlnllluro Poodloo. 7 77,000 mllto BIOI Olor - k • old, vot ohookod AI· (304)875·3089 10 oldor AKC Goldon R• lrlovtr pup.-(740)3?8·2838 '-0011 Bo11Cm, Ohio Small 2 Bedroom~ Mobllt Alvtr Park, Pomtroy, mo• COtJOI'I tt'ld Chair. Elllltlllnt ~ Home Mlddltporl, OhiO bill homolcemptr IPIOII, Condition 1400 lor both (740) 992-6039 . 11!0 .pOl .nonlh, .. (814)676· . . (304)878·430G '•.: MtMIIL~,~-~MFS J(()Jt "''"I' Beautllul Rlvt r Vftw Ideal For 1 Or 2 Pooplo, Roloron· coo, Dopoall , No Polo, Foa· lor Troll er Pork , 740·441 · 0181. ~ PUll oil burner moiOf' pump • •,~d tran1tormer complete, • Jfni1L'I11101JI vO. Slgme Guitar, 11851,', ~)(""uw:. (1.t0)361· 7129 ". .., U\ n~n • Futl Oil turntce burnar mo~'' tor enct trlntrormtr Com~,,, couch. 1 vet• 010. 1110tlltnl pltlo, sao: Banlo tellpltot, "' condition, 1350: Twin tlzo S\8, Glhoon Boll bHrlng lo· • manrtll, bo• oprlnga And ntrlng, 1200. (140)3e7•'' lramo $30 {7~0)441 ·0968 7729 • ,, r'a I • on Ootoblr 4, 1002. ~~~. 13, ,,, 17, ....... 508ll Horballlo ln<lopen<lonl Ml81CAL INslliUMI!NIS DIOirl~utor lw...l;ilill~~-..,11979 CJ5 Jup, 12500. {304)875·8540 1893 E11plortr Eddl1 Bauar Edlllo All 100 iho 1II n, r, pow· or, Exoolltnl ·Condition , !::1304:::;::18:;7.:.5·.:.304:.;,;.1- - 1GG3 Ford Convoralon , d1.1al hilt tnd air, , cnromt whetll, vtry . Prloolo ooll, {740)37G·G8B7 570· Mualool lnllrumtnll lor Slit: Conn 100 B Silver Trumpet wlooao, wry good ocndl· lion, 1400 00 17401 G8&· •3<1• Bundv Allo So•ophont wloa11, very good cord· tlon, I!IBC. (140) i815·•:M4 l t:V Sr "' .. t»". 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SMp Slilld~ • Buelcet TI"'ICk In one week With us REACH OVER IIS,OOD PROSPECTS \\\t)\ Sunset Home Construction IIIII' 740·882·7588 II Sund11 Doon Open 4130 Earl)' blnl1111rt ' 6130 ht Thund1y of ntl')' montll All pack 15.00 Irina thll eoupoq Buy SS.OO BonanuGet '--iiS:..~:.F ~;;~E:a.,_; LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 4359 St. Rt. 1GO Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740) 446·1 044 Mondly·Frldly kPM • Saturday 8•2pm ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •NtwHom11 • Qaragea •Compltle Remodeling Stop ACompare F �int PI •'h"' \';,Jtn r"ut-h,h•n~ , ,, '''""'"'\ • Mhi<tl<'t'otl • <.~lli1ml" • 1'1 PhM\ant • nt 18·16, 81 ~PpiPmbPr 14 2002 SO CENTS • Vol. 1. No 4 Iami shame ed by the fire . teresa Mayes. 31 , was in Morgantown Thursday M"to'N - hlel'llbers of mldergoin~ surgery for an A.sl'lt<.~I'I -AreA family litil1 inju.ries su1l'ered in an Aug. t"t<.-oven~ lh~m the 'bl(\\V 27 head-on < :o\hsion on ~It \~ II\ .a Milk ~'i ­ A~'litol'I -\JI)Ia\\d ~()ad. Her del'lt \ast .m®\11 are C<)~il\g t\\1\l cl\ildre\\, Sammy Jo and \VIi'I\ -8\hl'ther misfu\'n\1\t. lasl\\ill Mayes , were also The Ml'!'te \\I' tlwayM al'ld hmt ill the .:rash and remain Vel-es~ hlaye); x\n Elghteell At Cabell H\mtington hll"' ~\l:ltl \v.ali ~ ·troYM by Hospital. tlte til\1\>day, VaHey til-e The Mason County ~\\mel\\ 'Oil!clals Mid. Sherill''S Departmetll said ~~-e d't!el' ~tl'llllll~s Page Mayes' vehicle was struck sAid me ct\lse 'Of the fh-e by a vehicle driven by Debra te\1\Ail\~ \11\der 11\vestig.alioll. Stlwefs, ~~. Chesa))eake, b\1\ ~rs 1'6 have bee11 Ohio, that J\ad g(\1\e left ol' electnCA\ 111 \\\ig\1\. 'No olle center. The 3Cddet\t retllaills \Wis 1\o\\\e AI me \lrt\e ot' the 111\der il'lvestigatioll, a sher~.a~, \\1'1\icil \':(\1\Hii\led m iff\ spolresmall said. The a.:ddent created a ~w.older f'nday. 'Ne.alby 'Otlt. 1\ardsl'tll\ fur the Mayes famiOOIMII\'@s, a\~ l"el\1\el ai'ld .1 ~\.\.\ "CMI\ \vet-e llllt affect- ,y. Hwsband 0\\layne has been unemployed for the two years following a layotr from his previous job. A former Valley firefighter. Ow<l} ne Maye~ was not traveling with hi' family when the accident occurred . To help with medical expenses. a Mayes family fund has heen established at Peoples Bank in Point Pleasant . A benefit and candlelight servi.:e for the family was held Sept. 3 at Ashton Elementary School. Oonatiol)s to the Maye s t\md are still being accepted, and Page said he planned to contact the American Red Cross for any assistance it can give to the fam ily, which lost all of its possessions in the blaze. pa~t SMOLDIRINQ - The remains of the home of Dwayne and Teresa Mayes of Ashton continued to smolder after a Thursday fire destroyed the residence. Three members of the Mayes family have been hospitalized for Injuries suffered in an Aug. 27 accident. (Chris Cozza) . . . . .,. , ~ Point looks to fill vacandes 'ftl~ 80ft~ 'nfourjobs l..OS.t\" ~w WI''~'~~~ r.:Ai!>..~'>-~ . '"''"" ... '' ..... " 1111 I' I t 1C \\ -' 'fl( 'Ht I i .. l~IIU I ~.':l<tll.\?~ ·City bay Center II owner IO!MfMl"" MWI .__ ., ]llst love the 00\11 1!\\lnlill," 'Bald Usa Tackett lelt, 00 Tracy Call, llirecl.tlr ot Ma!Mtreet ~allii)OIIs. and nelgl'tbor and Ohio Valley Vi'SIOO!'ll and convention ~llreall bll·ector sob Hood . 8oth i'i!Ckett and Hood'll buildings received COM Wt~Wtey tor blllldll\g rehabiltMt!oh. (Kl1!! botsoh) ' • ' A11ti -l~l"lltl t11e~ litter l"'!lllttll Flottda, A~ new look ' l\ldge di~l\\i~lreS l}etj\lt)' -cha~~ ~t\111~1 ~hatil.)'l AIS' • "llllh dolll\1~ lrt~.l)i colll· 1}1\el\\.~ a~ 1\1~11 lOOble~ 1\w ~ll])l}\lrt aU. N.re~t\ltl - · , U~t\ 1 All or il't ltllla hft6M . Madet\11 Ketmedy. c11mmu- · both on Court Street, Call 11ity developtltenl rept-esct~tll· suid . tive for the tlovenlor's Otltce The grant als(l paid for·new or llconotlllc Oevc\optnent , benches in city park, curb and Mild blllldhlg o\VIters were eli- sidewalk Improvements, gible t\lt llll to $1 O,()()() If they Hower um s and new trash sl)el\1 a\\ er.jual or gre~tl!r calls. ail\o\llli oil eligible Improve- Itt •mother project, the t\le\11 ~. Lafayette retail mall owners llltgible projects 111dudc agreed to in stall on elevator l'acade 11111)\'0Vcillents. sttuc· cab tmd widen d()orways, tural repairs, 1·oofing and complying wi th the wiring upgrad~:s, signage and Atnerlcm\ s with Disabilities 11\\llllti@S. Act. · hlthlsltllctllre itllprove- Call said that the CDBG Wtel\\51 sllch as s!reetscape was a very "comprehensive re\)lllrs, addllloMl trash cans and challenging grant to 111\d ll\~11\lllltiol\ (It' wiring In administer." · "If time and labor. permits, the slreetWI)lC ~~tea also are plamled. the city of Galllpo(ls 111ay The,2l pi'Ojects Include the cOtlslder applying for and Oscar ~ buildmg and the Ohio enterli1g into this very comValley Visitors 1111d lJelltlve grant process again," Convention llureau building, she added: ow 6taft \>111\'eY . Lotttltu 0010 111ft~~ 6-i-3 111ft., M).{).; . I FRIDAY -!Mitit.al i 4-3i-3t-4\}.'5 l M_.llllt \2 ·-~ 81 1\1- lt-'~l!~t-3~ tllll ~ \\Iaiii! \1-M M • 11ljl\lt ~-u-~ -~ -·-·:"'n"' I. ~'"'·-. 'lilt ·,v., . --- 1• '!•/ \I,, •"'/''-' ' . - .. \ W.\tA, Dilly H I-t Dtl~ . , !!-11-·-~ bili lilt ~- t4- l6- lll-~l-i3 *' r ' who resigned as police chief to become administrative OVP news editor warden at 1he new Lakin prison. set for a Sept. 25 POINT PLEASANT dedication . Cap\. J.D. Sallaz There are some top positions is currentl y acting chief. it\ Point Pleasant gover!1· Jim Roach is leaving the ment Mayor Ed Woomer street commissioner's post wants to see filled - and to return to the department soon. work force. He will continue city with the . commissioner's is The sleking a folice duties until re-placed. chie , city The municipal jud11e, who in spector. primarily h:mdles traffic vios t r e e t lations. had been the role commis- filled by lhe late Bill sioner and Wellman. The post again part-time became vaca n1 upon the · . muni cipal recenl death of hi s successor. judge. and George Plant~ . Woo mer Advertising for applicants believes in some of the jobs has - there are individuals already appeared locully. but on the payroll or within Woomer said his preference Point Pleasant who can till is to look within his own · precincts. th ose so I ts. . "I believe ' we will find "We'd like to keep the them fairly quickly because jobs, if qt all possible, within I believe we have qualilled the city," said Woomer. "The people within the city," said only time· I'd like to look Woomer, appointed mayor om side is if we couldn't fill last week by city council 10 the position with qualified fill the remainder of John candidates. Btu I'm a believRoach 's term . Roach er in looking to our own to resigned to return to private . till these positions." sector employment. For now, Woomer looks to Woomer had been city also serve as muni cipal inspector for the past two judge, and may share the years before accepting his duties . with the persoo new assignment, ahd until a appointed to the bench. ; : replacement is found, he will "The judge will have te conlinue as in spector. undergo state training ~n responsible for all building Charleston, but as of thiS and residential issues. time, I've been informed liy A replacement is ulso the city attorney that I ciJI sought for Dale Humphreys, • ,........ lobi, AJ :: Bv KlVtN KnLv . .• . et ·on the right tracl{ lnclu • lllt\11111 • " ...... l\\"1\~1·1111 .~~~~~·~II IIlli \)f """''" ll 11\lll\• ~~~~ill· llll.i@~· mft~lH ~~"'""· ~~~i:~at·tim~ ~ IV Mn.llllll• RUIIl~~ ~IJJI &tail WH\tlr CIALLIPOUS - For the pa8t five yeat!!1 Jatl Coetl, alotl~ \VIlli lichool l\llr~e" Clail ):loihtMtl nnd Kh\1 Sk.ldtMhl 1 ll"ve bhllll!h\ fun, educatlottal at\er-l!chool P!'lllrtlms to elemel\11\ty stlldtmts 111 the dnllia County When the program began, the entire Local School District who have cho- for each of the sill elementary schools in the di strict each month . They can · cost was funded through the Ohio sell io join the On the Right Track proInclude anything from guest speakers, Department of Alcohol and Drug ~hllll. I~ singing, arts and crafts and field Addiction Services, including a nutrlthe purpose of On the Right Track Is to ~rovli:le students an alternative to trtps. .· tiona! snack for the students. drug~ . alcohol and violence In an the events are done In coniuncuon After three years ODADJ\S with Melinda Norman of FACTS, . ' · ·a etlrlchHI~ atmosphere. Cultural diver0.0. Mcintyre Park District, French stoppe~ the fundm~ for the s~acks ~n ~lty 1111d understanding is also a theme Art c 1orly and the R~tlred Senior the Umversity of R1o Grande s ProJ~ Ill tk~ Pnlllrllm. 9 Pleen ... Studeftta, AJ Cottl atld ker ~rew plan activities Volunteer Program. • 11111111/LEIIIUEI• "'llt•l..l.t · PRN Posl~on · 01..... 'Ita•• plat llllziMtl ·Part-lime 1•••1 Mayall.. 'ltaarr11 ... · Fuii·Timel Port-Time1 PRN . lllayal... 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