https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee56d4aad1d014bca64f27b94ff3a23e.pdf 0784ce7a3862104d2844b388709555ca PDF Text Text I NJI:A Crouword Puaale -1o""'-- aiiiDO& PHILLIP ALC&II .... ..... ·- ........ ,.. ~ • AQJitl If t U I • , Homttwm NNs far G1liL Muon. MaJ&s a.tles 1 • • Q. 'I IC ~Itt' I •• s ...... A JIIII 1 9 - .... 6AKIIII & K I 'I A ,H What's Inside .AKQJi t l l • 1 Dtlltr: So\l.th V\llntftobM: Norti'I.SO\Uh IMU l •t INT W..l NMU. •• •• PUI hll lm ,.., I'MI Trussell: De -offs, Jai ·dosing O,.n"" ltod' • K Another tum It is strange how FRANK & EARNEST ~Ovl TtiAT .t'Vf GOT A BllA!f'l, l v/IStf :I'I> AS'tctt> FOil ~ soMe FLAMf trETA,PAf'IT GLOTtilf'l6. ~R,::~ 1 I ,1' ,' 1 1 ..... I-lOW MUCI-t FER ON~ THAT ..>EST NUM$1! I 1 ··---~I J I i u..=...~::c::~ unusual items crop up in twos or threes. Regular readers will remember that two weeks ago I featurl!d a deal in which Brian Glubok responded two clubs with a low tripfeton. He then used Blackwood and bid six no-trump. On a club lead, this contract would have gone three down, but West naturally led a spade, and Olubok made his slam. A few days later 1saw this deal in the Washingto.n Bridge League's bimonthly mugtlZtne. Sitting South was John Adams, a D.C.area expert. Playing in a pair event, where trying for coups al· ways tempts the imaginative, Adams. rather than open with CELEBRITY CIPHER a mundane one dia· by Lull C1mpo1 mond. be~an with one C4ltbrily ClphOI C'I'PIOGfli"" o,. c,..led lrom quo1o11ono by lomcM poopio, pool on<l p....,l. Eeoh tenor In lht clphtr tlondlloi onolhtr. club on hts singleton! TO<My'l clut: ~ tqv.t/t M West .made a twoheart weak jump "ZPKWK IWK AN WMRK~ overcall, and North responded two XA YXRLLIPXAU. HART spades. No Blackwood for Adams, just ~XA~. IAI ZPK OIVXZIR a simple jump straight to six no· ~XA XJ I!MRRAKJJ," trump! Notice that on a YWIAP OIVWI club lead, the contract goes four down. But PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Sht could hold a nota aa 101111 It tht Cllatt National Bank."- Mualc crlllo Henry Plaaaanft on understandably West Etllal Merman selec1ed the heart king, perniitling Ad.ams to claim the 13 WQRD top tricks he had had OAMI T~~~:t~~, S<tr~~ ~ his eye upon: five _:.;;;;,...,..._.;;;_..;; 1411o4 loy CLAY R. POLLAN spades, one heart and letttn of ,.,. seven diamonds. · 0 Rlarrangt four ocramblod word• b• At several tables, low to form four olmplo wo~do . the contract was a boring six diamonds. LIETUD And what happened to those declarers? ·The heart-king lead was ruffed by East. L A NT A He shifted to a spade and it went spade ruff, heart ruff, spade ruff, club to the ace ANORB for four down I · Finally, I think East I & Claaallled Ad In local paper: 1r "For Sale. Executive Suite Furnlshould have doubled ', "' ture and Secretarial Desk .. Aiong . six no-trump. If the contract makes, East UHAC 'NH \IWith· ····&nd·····." and West are proba· B 0 j' Q Complete tho chuckle quoted bly gelling a zero. A L_..J.-.1...--·'---.1...---~· by llllln11 In tho mluln11 ward1 )'OIJ dtYIIOp frgm ttep No. 3 b1iaw. double of a freely bid slam is Lighlner, ask· • m~~R~UMBERED 12 ing for an unusual lead. But would West huve selected a club? We will never know. 1-A- t. trs· I" I I r PEANUTS TI-lE HI61-4TS ARE · COLD AND LONELI(... I I I WllO WANTS TO CUDDLE Ul' WITI~ A I!IEAC!UALL? r r I&;:: I I I I HE'l.t'Y . MO.~"U "ENNI<II . 9A'fl " PeASON's 1.001< IJreQ IT IF 11011'1 " eli«. ~OUWINl'ITTO HA~ I' I' I. Is I' I' I' I' I I I· I I I land SClAM·LITS ANSWIIIS ~-;;;;;;lo;:.Mr~;~ -~, S'l<~~V> ~ou\1£ lia1" To W Will! N<W.'fuftl'• ' '-·-·--- \ Nature ·Ditto ·Acorn • Tremor · RETRACT My old maid aunt always had something kind to say about other people. She said that people with tact always have less to RETRACT. · llUN RIGH1' ANO ,A~ OcL4 IY liliAN J, Rno OVP ataft Wlltor Pm1EROY Mel~~ C11unty sheriff's deputies wt\1 be laid off in two weeks nml the Mel11s Cuunty juH will oo dosed. Sherin' Rnlph Trussell said Friday. . Trussell suid ho issullll notices to nil t)tlll)ll)yees. including deputies. dlsplll~h~ e~. und otl1ce nnd jull stufl. setting their lnyotl' duy lbr Oct. 4. "We've mnnnged to hung on until now," Trussell snid. ''nul we're out of money for ''flet'tl· lions for the ne~t tw11 weeks. The puyroll hns run out ." In August, Trussell requested $244.489 In additlomtl t\mdlng for his otl1ce from the Meigs County Bonrd of. Cummlssluners. Including 11 request t'or an udditionnl $86,498 for .snlnrles, nnd 1\mds for oftlce supplies, food, tires, housing, contruct repairs. gns nml Q~, C(ml t't1~t serylccs und medlcnl el'.pens· cs lor prlsnnl.lrs. In his Aug. 29 loner to the commissioners, Trussell udvlsed that layoffs would he issued Sepl. 20 If the Cl)tlllnls: Raiders. roll, 11 .Deaths Everett Meadows, 81 Dorothy Rainey, 78 Erne I Spires'-76 Paul Cilbbs 13 Denver Griffith, 37 Delli ... AJ Weather High: 70s, Low: 50s Dttllla. A2 Conctlon CROWN CITY - In the Frlduy. Sept. 20. edition of lho Qulllpolis Dnily Tribune. It was incorrectly reported that Sunday services at Big Four Church had been discontinued. According to church offi. cluls. Big Pour will still host services · on Sunduy und Wednesdny evenings. There wlll be no services on Sunday morning ond Sundoy School will not be offered until further notice. Offlclal9 also said thnt John Baxter ts no longer minister ot the church. BuJtler was lncoiTLlCtly Identified as Don Baxter in Friday's Tribune. For lnformutlon. contact Noal Lambert 111 740-2566349 . . . OHtO Ptck J: 6·8·0 Ptck 4: 2·8·7·9 Buckeye 5: 8· 10·14-30·32 Ptck :s nl1ht: 0·6·8 Pick 4 nlaht: 5·2..0-8 W.VA. FoRA D1tly J: 6,0·4 Dilly 4: 5-6-2~5 'C>NG TtME C111i 25: 2•5•13·16·19·22 ANP CRY ON 1'1-!f. INSIPI!. Till<: GIUZZWI<:LLS 'U,I\:~ 1\~'lE YoU ~~ . OEA~? 11-\ ~ ~ Saturday, Sept. 21. 2002 Select your Involvements wisely in the year ahead, bec~use they could either make or breuk you, dependln• upon your cho1ces. Constructive af· fairs will enormously enhance your chances for success. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) •• Thi1 is hardly the ltme to take on any new financial ob·' ligations if you still have old ones hangin,11 in the fire. Un· leu somethtng is an absolute necessity. don't burden yourself any further. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Moil $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092. LlBRA (Sept. 23-0ct: 23) • • Be exceplionally careful regarding the way you deal with companions, especially your spouse. A few wrong moves or a careless remurlo: could swiftly shallcr the existing harmony. · SCORPIO (Oct . 24·Nov. 22) ·- This may be the one day you can run eJTands and do your tasks, but don't at- Davs2D02 ·tempi more than you can hanAfUES (Murch 21 -Aprll 19) dle. When you hear the whi ~­ ·• An ugrocmont making plnns tle blow, pack up your lools with others muy be ruther and luke u break. tough to come. by. Ilveryone SAGITTARIUS (Nuv. 23 wllf huve 111 ~ or her own speDec. 21) •• Social involvecial interest.in mind. You all· ment muy be more important ml~hl have to jill 11 alone. 10 uno1her than Ia you today. TAURUS (April 20-Muy However. if you've made 20) -- Being too much of a . plans with, so meone, don 't loner 1oday could put you in u break them or you could oust depressed mood. Slop Wrning up the relutlonshi~. down invitulions, you need to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. · get out more than )'OU may re19) •• Don'l eKpect family alize. members to welcome you GEMINI (May 2 I-June 20) with open arms if you're too . -- Don't let u minor misunderheavr handed wuh them. standing between you and u They re not apt to respond too valued friend ~et out of hand pleasantly .to your behavior. b7 being mugmlicd beyond its Whx provoke discord? · Rtgnificuncc with u clash of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. wflls and/or egos. ,19) -· Forego. attempting to CANCER (June 21 -July 22) 1mpose your vtews on on un-- There could be a tendency willlns listener. Even if this luday for people in general to person is slo~ to anger, if you look for chinks in other peokeep pushing, •he or he is ple's armor instead elf seeing likely to let you have it with things to admire. Don 'I be both barrels. ·. one of them . · PISCES (Feb. 20·March LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• 20) -- .You coulpn't pick a Be careful when entering tnto wone day to di8cuss fmancial u debate with someone. You matters with your mate or _ may vlew It us mere Iy an exroommate. Both you and she change of ideas and a learning· or he may feel dtrrived and e~perience, but the other believe the other tS the one party could take it a~ an afwho is 'bcing waateful. front. Index . :a lecllo111 - 12 l'llpt Classifieds Comics . Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather 83·5 86 AS A4 A3 A3 81 ·3 A2 c 2002 Ohio V1llay Pubilohlnl Co. "YYe've managed to h ng on until now. But we're out of money for operations for the next two weeks. Tt')e payroll has run out... sinners ui1l 111\t IIPP"IIWiutil ndtlillonnll\mds. "lint II tho ~;ounty Qommls· si{)ne~ 01111 1'{)11W 11p with the money. we'll he shut 1luwn." Trussell snid. The commlsslonNs mnln· tnin there is nu nd\lltlnnnl money In the county's genernl 1\md for Tntssell's opemllnn. In Jnmmry. the bmtrd 11ppro· prh11ed net1rly $tl(lll.UOO f\1r Trussell's operutlons, lnclud.· · ing his snlurles line Item. Since Ihe yenr b~~;nn. Trussoll hns reco.ived th,ree llfnnts t~ Sllpplement his snlury tlllpo~s es, lncludlnll $2~.000 tor overllme, $10.000 for litter comrol nnd $4,,00 for trash clennup. In the moun lime. 'l'russoll lake A s<~ill lw 11'11\1111 ht' in 111111:11 wllh fl•t\'l.l> In \llht;<l' 11) '"'\"~'t ~~~'lstllll~'t;<, "I 111<.1n\l 111 be lu ~·nnltM wilh neljjhhmlnll l'mmtlt'> 111 netii>SisttiiWl' 1),, 111 tlwm 1111 11 " II ._ ._ .. "' en ·••)'•QII 11 ,.us 1s, •IU,,Il11 said. "In the<,~vem or 1m uuto· mohllt~ 111.'1'1\lent. t't'sl\h.mt' shoulll ~on111~t th~ Ohl11 Stnt~ 1-lijlhwny Ptlli~ll or the ·l'llSplll.'• tlw l'illll!lllS.'' . 1)'\lssetl I@ nsk11fol Mei11s C'o\mty Common Pions .lmljito Pre\1 w. Cmw 111 to IIPI)(llnt Alhons uttmne)' 1-lertnml · Corson ICI repres\lnt him In the onjjohtll hudllllt hnttle, nnd 11 henr1t111 on his reque~l hns been sot l'or <kl. Itl. ' ,. ' ' .. • Ga ~'llliHtl\'~ • Queen's reception set for Sunday kids . begin ---- Battle Days POINT Pl.~ASANT The Muson l'ounty 1\tys l'lll' 'l\1ts Assndutltm In >'tll\lltiW· lion with llw flnlnt lll~n sunl lJ 1111 le l)uys .Cnm 111 I11 Oil wIll hnnu.1· ANhl Ptlltrrson . Queen'II'IC;:to" Miss tlulfl~ Duys JIM)I, 111 I 3_p.m.t Sun y p.m.. Sumh1 •. S~pi. n. ~!Hl~ , Trinity' United 'l'ht: I'I'Ctlptlon will 111~e plucl' lll . lhu \llninjl hull ol' . Methodist Churol'l t Tl'inlly llnilllli M o 1h11di ~t Point Pl11aant C'hmd1 In l'nim Pl••nsnnl. · You n» ML~s Uu11lo Dn s Battle Daya .lOO I. Whiln~y Scul'hlll'l'y: l.,lllic Mlsllll' umi Miss IJnlfll' Oot.4-8 Dnys 200 I, D~IWilr Th11mi1N Point Pttaunt 111111 Kuylu Thlllllll~ : un\1 th~ · 2002 llnllll.l nnys queolll'llll• ~~~lunl .> wil l uls'' ulleml lh~ Til IIIII) 1·111111 . \ pun~tii'Cd h 2002 project BY K1111 DOTION OVP 1taHwriter OALl.IPOLIS - Mnklng u difference In the lives of pc:o· pie In your community Is ~omethlng thut ull of us, if given the time und opporlunl ly, would be Interested ln. Right'/ USA WEEKEND muyu · zlne, The •Points of Light Foundation, Newmun's Own Inc .. nnd President Bush nre uskin11 people to muke lhe time und act Involved In their Make A Difference Day pro· ject. Muke A Difference Duy IN scheduled for Ocl. 26. WuHhington Elememnry School, for the pust four yeurs, has Iuken the chall¢nge und more thnn 600' sludents will continue to Ntcp up to the pluto und "make a difference." Washington teacher Phyllis Brandeberry has coordlnutcd the school-wide event. "Becnuse lhe Make 1\ Difference . Dny HponsorN require something to be held Oct. 26, (Make A 'Difference Alhll~ P1tteraan - M111 little D1~ 1001 E lomontt~ry School 111reaoy &tllrtoa tholr Moke A Olffuronoe Coy project by ploklns up troah. Christopher Copley (blue t hlrt), 6roo Clo1111 (groy shirt) and Jordon Cornw II plok up 11 t w ploco11 of tro111 on th11 11ohool '11 onmpu11. (Krl Ootaon) Some of the fifth grodera at Waehln&ton h~ve Dny) uncl It's u Suturduy 111111 Kchoul' H nol in NCIINlon. we urc lncor_poruUng uur flo II Curntval into our project." Brundeberry suid, . . "We will do un ontruncc fee nl' 11 cunncd !IUOd oml will nlso have 11 cor wuHh ut the curnl· vui." she udded . Other octlvltleH Wn~hln1Jtoll will be dolnslnclude kinder· IIUMen HtUdeniN bUII!illlJI bird fcodor11 und squln-el tccderK thut will be huni In oreu parks: flrHI·Smde Htudent H will mokc cure pucku11e~ for women . und c~lldrcn . ut Serenity HOURCj HCCOnd IJrllderR will cheerful CQrds for nurHinll homeR; 1hird ~rndorR will conduct u 1\md-rnlser to e11rn money 10 pu rchuHc 11 huckcyc tree to plnnt In Oullipnli8 City Purk : fmu·fh· 11rlldc Ntudenl~ will cu ilecl lit• fer l'mm the meetH In lh~ downtown llrCU'l und ~lx lh Qruders will wr te leth!rH nl' cheer 10 vetertiiiH or locnil'lr~­ l'll!hlei'Rnnd lmid u cur wnHh 111 the curnlvul to help Ihe lhi ru irlldcrN purchuHc the buckeye tree. . Ci ndy Orlmm' N kinder· 11urlen cluMH will collect nlaNto donme to Ihc un mnl IXlll· PIIIH HI G1lll1, AJ ·~ re~~pllnn . Wllcux~n h1n~rul lhtm~ · Vyln ~ l'ut· tlw t i ll ~ nl Mill~ '11 ru Jnnr~. spunN\II'tli.l hy h~; Bullle DuyN 2002 ur~ Amy l'umi ly: Brluuny 1 1~1·riN, ~J)!lll· Rmt~h . sptm>nl'~\1 hy · h~1· fnmlly: Cul'iellu Bluke. Nflllll• snred hy neol flun ~rnl Home: i\III Non 1\nd~I'Nnn, N llllll ~llfC\.1 hy MllllllOYNCi Leumkon (JnllllliJ. "/l(lllNill'\lll hy her fumlly. Nnlltl ~ lliHINh, 1pnn~or~d lly N ~ w Huv ~ n Mm·uiiHtn l~oud Mm·t: 111111 Je ssy Pninter NjllltlN!II'Cu hy VI 'N l-leuuly Sulon. Ollll!atln» f1ll' Yount! MINK llunle Ott)'N 20()2 urc rnndy 0\lllCCIIIhlr, Mj)tlll itll'l)\1 ny l~ulnt Plcusunt Junhw Women'NCluh uml Ihe West Vlrlllniu flnmll~ flmmdmlon : NOI'cll hy 11~1· J'umlly. Duiry Qur~n. Jim's li i c~u· l~· unll lllumhin ~. W~mly'11, R~~on . (luldo's, Mdlni.lu 'K: Snni llul'l'llllllt, N llllll HIIr~LI hy 1)1) llluk~ ( 'on ~ ll'll ~ lilll l : M ~11 hun Fil~h . hy 1hc . 1\s~o,· inll lll! 111 l'nlilulu!li NIM of .~i . M\uv's llnsphni : ·nu•tt Cle1· 1n~ h . NJ!Onsol'll\1 hy M ~K iun ~y·s Uow iluntln~o~ Den: Snhunu ll'lr~ hl'lolu , N)l(lllNnr~li hy JlleUNtlllt Volley l-ltlM )ll1ui : llll\1 Kiln MendnwN, Npnn~tnre•l hy Ron l)urNl. ThQ punll c I~ w lllnm In unon~ th I'CI,)C)ltlon . >!'""""''" . Together·we can change your body. And your life. TOLL FREE (866) 8:2.1·4S4I WWW.CCWL.INI'O .. , �• PapAl • Saturday. September :u, 1002 Contrador finishes boat dock projed in Pomeroy Ohio weather t\lf'GIJi . . . ., IV OMAIILINI HOOI.II'IM OIJ~ nev.a editor wat vlrglnli weath r lltUrdly, llpt. 21 --.--,~r--:-- T'"~!"r!·]I!IIO·~~tL..::::. lwtl!!!., 1* ~lll\1~ ·\11' 1\!1 I\'CI, hull~!\ lUltf <>h\llll,'l inp un nth·cr.· • Scpl. IK. Mll'lwcllkl\11' . N~\~ "·"~II. II U\ .IIIL''il'd 1<11 olhtnl.:till!lllll oiii\'L'I, Ik~·~~~~ • RUTLAND The Sc\'l· :24 lwunl meet 111~ fur 11c 1111 l\1111. und Ull1k1a~l' dnnk Lending Ci\·c~ {\ui~CI'I' IIIICY lnJI . ('itutillll\ \\I'I'C 1\\11\'d h) Di,tricl lm:. hcen rescheduled pnliw to : ~ 11.1\1. llll l'htll'~duv. Sent. •' ftll' ") • I' Mkhud Lt'C N•·ul Jr .. ~ 2. h, Lclnrt , puhlk lntu\ktltmn : • Sct•ll A. Kcchk1. f\t"'""· s1kcdins: Mn11hcw w. l'ok·), Wirlt , Vtt. ~pcctling untl 1n1 scuthclt: Beth Knupp. Wc~l I C'oltllnhlu. 1111 :.cat hell : Thom11' llcnr). MlltllliCl' , . NEW IIAVEN - The New Ohin, 'Peedin~: i\nd1~w : ·11uvc11 Pollee Dcpurtn1cnt Hlunt-. <lullip1>li, , '111'cding: : "llludc the followinl! lll'l'c't.': Jomllll\111 Si!llllll\11'. Bidwell, :- • Scl\1. II. Kcnn Ncut, 'flC~\Iill!l: (lf~n kellhiiiVCr. , •:New ltuvcn, lin llllll·sllppoi:l Point Pk•n>tlllt. · 1111 scllthclt: : umlpmhulion vinlutlon fl'lllll Roy· Alhcl'l. New lluvcn. : Ohl1i. expired .opcrutnr\ · lic-ense: : • S~rt. 14, Dutlllll1 (iihh,, Mury Alhcrt. New lluH'Il . : N~w lnwn . for domc~tk. imprup~r rq1i~ll'atio11, "" : hullcry nnd hnncry on u urn. in,lll'tlll~r. uml pcl'lllillill!l lllt lkrn,rd driwr : l111ic : CCI'. • Sept. IK, Runuld Dcwill IJudey, Ncl\ lluvcu. illipt'up Jr.. New Hnwn, bnucry 11111111 cr t"l'!(i,trlllitlll u11d dtll i11~ "" · Meet1n1 rescheduled :: pollee report : arrests · . l'\11\~1\'IC WI\S html I In hy t"orcst k1111 Rctldy MI , trnnsl~twtl lnl11 11 tllllllll\'t llttck 1111 lhc pnrk ill!! Int. tlll<l then ll'tlll sl'ct'i'Cd thl\111jl.h 11 lolllltl 1\100 hlh\ the SIC I 111\d t'l'hm· tl,l\:k 1)1tmcwllrk lit rlvcl"s l'lii!C· "Sin,'C the ~\lll~t'l!tc Is nine In ·hcs thkk, It wllltnkc 14 tltcys tn l'llllllllctcly ~lire." Mild LIII1'Y Bunks nf L11n·y Unnf..s t\mstl'\1\'tion. l'l1111rllch•r 1111 the lob. "l~mi'C\'CI\ wc'lt' llllilll! t\1 open II' for us llurlnll Stcmwhccl ltlvcrlcst next week llecnusc.ur nlllhc hmllCI'S c\mthll! · ln." H~ snill thlll the tlc·llt\s h\ 1\cctlllllll!\· dulc ,\C) IIICIISIII'C hl\i.llS will he llllllll~'ll. Utmks sii'Csscd tlutt Ihe ,1\~k Is mll to he usctl 111 11llll<ll\\l'lllhc tbtlvu l. 1'hc l'lvcr side ,,r the 1111rkht1! 1111 w.lll toe1m11 n lnu'fkullcd, he s11lll. nnd sis 11s wlflll\1 CI'\1CICllllskllll! Ihill f'CIIph: IIIII sit nn the 11m·kh11! 1111 wnll nu1' thmw uny- · thhtl! IIVCI' lhC Wl\11 , "This completes the 1l11~k plull\wm ," llunh sulll. "The next ph1N' will he illll~llli! CIC\'ll'k lllltl II'UICI' t1Vtlll11hlc lliOIIt( ihc do~k 1\lr the \'IHlWIIiCII~C 1lf llimlcl's, ·n1cn lll.lhtlnl! will he uttuchcd ulnlljlthc hlj) 111' 1hc W11ll." · • l~lltlflllt( 1111' CIIIISII'\Icthlll 11f the blllll llud ~·untc !h1111 tltc 'Uhln 0Cillli'l111CIIt ol Nntuml ltcsiiiii'Ccs. The l!l'tllll 1\w .. New Haven llOMHkt:W - t\1n~tru~·tlun ut' JMl r 1 Ill' 10-fuot but11 d\1\:f..h'll fllont~ til fllll'ldnjl l11t wull dnwn l\'ot11 !II~ lltllphhhellt r In Ptmi~I\IY htls lll'en l'tllll· pi Frl\11\Y. ·~· tOO Obituaries :Local Briefs I "'"'~t·d 1''''"'''. Churle' lrv. !'J1'11 lla1 1'!1, tr;lll~>ll. '"'I'~'~'I'ICr \11~~·1.1 t" ICJII' ~·ndencn , \\,.,, l 'lllumhl.l. 'flel'dlll!l und 1111 111\lll,lli.:L'. ,IIlli (irql<ll~ l<nll,h , N1'\l IIHICII. 'IICeding amlt' \l'llt'd tqti,trull\111 . J\ lliiCIIIil' \~11\ .:ite\J 1\>r dm 111~ " I "heeler 11 ith nu tl\ll'rahu ·.., lu..'t'll'l~ and llcl'· ing . poiiL'L' 'aid Curfew for New Haven Juveniles NI'W lli\VI ~ N New II a\ 1'!1 pnh1't' tii'C l'l'lllimlin~ jli\CIIilc' 1111d rc\ldCIIll thlll 1hcl\' i' a curfew on 'dwul ni~l11' a1 I 0 p.m. and nn wce~l'lllf1, lit II p.lll . . GVFD reports runs t1ALI.II'OI.IS , Rcwll cull' 1111\\I'CIClf hy lhC Ciulli1111li' VniiiiiiCCI' l'il'e One step adme l'lvcrfru nt dcvclopmclll wus. for $.12H.(MXI. Tht• urit~lnul plnn wus fill' ~.unsn·uctlon of 240 fed of doc~llll!lllnd then extend· In~ the fu ·1 1\ty 11111 Iuter dutc. 1-lowever, llt111ks' low bltl f'ot' the pt\ljCcl cumc In lll $1KIJ,97\I, which ullowcd the vllllii!C Ill \INC the I'CIIIllininl! llllliiCY uf the 111'11!· hllllgmnt tu extend the tlock fur the 1\ill lcnl!th uf' th • \'lll'klnl! lot. "The dock s self'·supportln111111d not nltn~hcd lu the stiiH.Islunc wnll," sold John Musser, project coordlnulor. He ulsu noted thulthe proJect Is totul· ly t\mded thl\llll!h thll ODI'lR with the vlllul!c's only cost bchll! $1.200. thlll belli~ ll llllll~h Ill the phHIIIIIII! 1!1'11111 for the leuslblllly sl11dy. · Construction con· Unues on the new River Museum In · Point Pleasant as concrete Is poured for the steps lind entrance way Friday. The first floor of the muse· um Is expected to be completed In November when an open hOuse Is scheduled, according to pro· ject managerJack Fowler. "People will be able to lour the first floor during the. open hou se," SBid Fowler. "We hOpe to have the funds by then end move forward with the elevator and the second floor. Our grand opening Is schedul ed for April 2003." (Chris Cozza) Ohio • West VIrginia Briefs ----------~----------------~---------\ ~' I . 1~oo~n~""ltO' I . ' . Doctor to 1ppur before stlte board ' I Chtrtttton [1?"/tl' . • t'IIAIH.HST'ON {API A Unu11 t'm111ty t~ 11c 111 r who wu~ uncc ~UKilcmlcd by Chm·lcstun Ai'cu Mcdlcul tcutcr Is set to 1 • 1 · 1 :\\1 ~'~cll~l::~~~!~~ ;~\~~~~~~~~~~~ · ullclllllhlnK he fttllcJ 1, 1 cure· l\1lly trcutllUllcllls. . lill 1'1 tk ~llkcKh Wuhl, 11 curdlo· thorudc sur con, WM nut ~"'~'""""ltd""'" rcuppolntcJ 11lo CAMC In 1'199. The ho~pltnl all eyed thut Wuhl did nut cnret'iilly tl'liut putlctiiM, used "ifuo 8tlon· nblc judllntcllt" In sclccllllll patients for tiUrllel')' lind uctcd lnuppi'Uprlntcly lowurtl sUf)• fltlrt 11nd 11ursh111 stnl'l'.!~lcooro• nn_HI A~BCit!ATEO PR£18 hiM to buur~ records. · WIATIIIII I"'OIIIOAIT On Auy. 26, the bmu'd 111 '1\idtty... ShowcrN likely until ltlld·mornlttl! with IKtll~tet! Wnhl's request filed urt thundcr~tUI'IHN ... 1'hcn duutly with u ~hnn~o of shuwcrN und nmcndcd complulnt with ulle· thtlllli~I'Mhli'IIIK . Hll!hM In the upper 70~. SouthwcMt wlndM ~ to yutlut\8 thut tile doctor fulled I() lltllh. thull~c uf ruin 70 pcr~ent. '1\Jnll!ht. .. Ciuudy with Mcuueretl MhowerM 11nd thunderKlormN, lllliMC Mtcrlle cqulpmetll, opcr· LowM fn the lower 608. LIMhl nnd vurlt1blo wlndM. Chutlcc ttl' utcd without clluUI!h support Mtul~' und p~rfurmcd ut~needl!cJ 1'11111 20 lllll'clllll. Sunduy ... MoKtly uloudy with Mi!uucrcd MhowcrN und thunder· sur~cry. CAMC spokeMIIIlln Andy Nhli'IIIK. Hll!hli In the "l'l'cr 7()M. Suuth wlndM ~ tu I0 mph WcMscls dedllled 10 cou1ment lm~nmlnl! wcMl aut·ly In t 111 ~1\crnoun. Chuncc ut' ruin 20 per· Mpccll'l~ully on the cuKe. ~~ Ill. Mllunwhllc Wuhl huH · hnd Su11duy llll!ht ... Pttrlly cluu~y. LowM In the mid ~OM. lrlvllol!llM 111 brunt M!lllll.lrlul Monlluy ... MtJMlly Munny, HlyhM lnlhlllllid 11JK, luMrltul In fletci'Mburll 111 M11nduy nll!ht. .. Cicul', LowM In the luwcr ~IJM. lens ycur. Cl.lO l{oborl 11 Tu~Mlllly ... C'Icur. HlllhM lnthemld 7UM. llurmun suld . IMTINDID ,DIIIDAIT. IIUI'Illllll HUilf thllt When WcdncMduy .. .C'Ieur. LuwM In the lower ~UK llltd hll!hMIn lhc Wuhl l'h·st Ul'l'ivc\1 ut lhc (II · lllld 7 0 ~ . . . Tltur~duy ...MoNtly dcur. LtiWN In lhc 111IJ ~OK und hl~hM In hcd hus\JIIul , he wus under supcrvls u11 hy lhc 11 encrul lh~ Ill ill 71JM , 111'1duy ... M11Klly ~ leur. LnwM In the 111ld ~~~~ tlllll hll!hK 111 the KUrl!!l{)ll there, Hum1u11 Kui 1.t. WuhiiMsel 10 uppeur before nllll 70M. . the b11t11'u u11 Oct. 2~ Oct. 30 uull Nov. 1, ' \ /\. <) \ .. I ~""~' ~~llil\' Showers this weekend,. turning sunny Monday l rnr ;::::_ LO ~C.;. 8 .; ;;.:... 1 .St : :. .;:;oc .; ;...;;.:k:..:.:s:.___.__ __:__ :_ .Tift will conllder AI!~ . . Ul riH tlobl Ale, II Aktu llul\111t Itl I b ~odorol us~ M ~d Aitlleollm~o .A!lllontJ lito - u~ ~u ~~ YO Al'&l - 1~~~ ~lith 0111 38 08 ~ll IIi 00 Mil ~!J 90 ~myW•"'"' Oul ~I Utl 10 Yb 1u lti ~IIIJIIUO dfl <l01111ill 1~ I~ <lelleiOIElouWo - 2110 ~ 10 I·I!II!V UovldiO" - ~0 . t<IIUHI ' 0 1 ' M YIJ M ~ lliiOIIIIIIIU ~IIUJJI tliiV HultliiiU ~b Muyul QKNLY i'vo111 OIIOitiJIIOit 3Y.Il8 I 1ft 4U ~'"II'' uu 10 31 10 un NM i\!Y , Ook Hill ~lllallulal 0\1~ - IUV . nnr - 3UI! l'outtiU ~0 0 I Ot ~I oO ~~ 00 f:lt8tt11•r 1 OQ RollkWill - 11 ~0 AdOkV 9oul! 4 00 MBHoll - 4041 "We need 111 · knnw huw IIIlich llddllltllllll I'CVCIIUC WC IICCd IIIICC WC CStubl\.~h llllll l\111d lllll' pl'lorltlcs ," sukl the l~cp11hlkun Incumbent. T'nn spoke Ill II Cllll\111111!11 cvcnl fll'llll!llllnl! the t\1 c his clllltlldnte h~r llcutonunt l/.IIV· cl'lllll'. Jennette lJI'lldlcy, will lllny If elected. Tnt\ wtmts Ul'lldlcy to oversee his $400 utllllnu pru11run1 ftll' pt'Cservlnl!t jjrccn spuce nnd ctcunlnil up nbtutduned lmlustrhll slllls In Ohio. · Tu" wouldn't give dctulls u11 uny propoMcd tux lncreuM· eM, no~ would he suy whul kind ul dcfldttlte Nlule ml11ht fncc for the twu·yeur bUdJICI bet~lnnlnl! July I. He predict· ed the bud11et process. which bct~lrts In Fcbruury, will be di1Ticult . "It would be extrcine/y pre· IIUIIUI'e Ill projecl u def cit for u pcrlml of time thut won't sturt until July I 111' next yeru," Thl\ MuhJ. "A lot depends on Wh•H llllppcn~ lu the econo· my. · , If he believes uddlllonul tuXcMnrc needed, Tut\ suld he wuuld luok ut the kind of bush1ess tuxes enucted curlier lhiH your to bulunce the but.!· 11111. Thu~c lllcludod un . fnci'CUMe 111 lhll stulc's cii!U· l'cuc tux tultl u tux on trus~H h~lll !'Y Ohio bunks. : l'ull Multi he, wuuiJ rulJ1cr CUI Hf1CIIdlllfl ilrHI li1UII NCCk State .. 01 Od 70 I CO mpany addressln·~·· COntlmln8 Oft CHAIU IiSTON (AI') _ M . '· , III'C nl West Vlrl!lnlu s I!IIMII· lluc muy ht,lvc been contuml· 11utcu by , rust · llkc 11ukcs . tuund In lu~l flt\Jduc~d ut tl Kentucky rellnery thun orl11l· nully thuullhl, ol'l'lcluls ~uy. Muruthun . ANhlunu . l'ctrolcum'N CutlettNburg, Ky .. refinery supplleN tiO percent uf WeNt Vlr11lnln'K fuel . . "About every rctuiiiiUM stu· tlun from Moundsville to Beckley lo the EuHtcrn moun· tulnN (IN ul'fected)," West Vlrglnlu Wel11hts und • McMurcN Director Kurl An11ell Muld. The 11ukeiJ WCI'Il diNcovered In !17· und 89-ochine 11118,1unc produced by the rel1nery und delivered to dl~trlbutorN und •·etullcrN In centrul und north · ccntrul WeNt Vlri!lnlt1, offl. duiM Huld htst month. An 11ell Huld the potcntlul problem grew UK tunker~ would huul lJj ·o..:tune l!liN ut\cr u loud of fltiiC11tlully CtllltUIIIInuted !17•. octunli fuel. Al11!1lll suld his nfl'lc~ hus ntlt been uble to delermlne which gus stutlm1s huve been uft'eclcd . Thll sourc~ lit' the rust hus been contulned und the com· puny Is cunuuctln11 u truck lnspectlcm pru11rumlu Nlop the spreud. · ANhlund IN cleunlng under· 11round tunks ut auH Hlutlons und huN repluceu much of Lhe equipment, Anaell 8ultl. I ' '' IOGiht vouriiOdy. s~-Lte 388-8111 I 6aturbap Q;bn~ -6mtfnel 441·1111 Reader Services FURNITURE "I" AHa NAill ,U,.IftUJII AT P11m Th~ l'l~~~~~t nl V<ll!cy Wcllnm <:Cntcr i~ recruiting "mklim" to parrld11ntc inllol>t Camp hcg111M111g ll1cMd:1y, SCf11Ctt1hcr 24, 2002 a11d laMtii1J.4 ~i~ wcclvi. . $40/I'CI'NOil f'or Nl X WC'-1kH t ' IIT.UPI For more Information: 304-81&~7222 . dl 440·2342, Home 111. 2, CloiiiiHtllo rmy, wv tiiiYMTIIILYIII t WIIIIT .IITIIIII tiiL&IIII- , PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL -- ' •· NIWI DlplrtJnlnlt Prt,.room Publlthlr o·moll: nowtOmydalty!nt!IJI'If.OOIII .... • S~pll'tnhcr 211, 21~ 1~ . ,II I' I c ~ """ \' ,, I I c 1 llo'p1111l. ·· · She ~~ "' h .II I 11 Ociohl'l ltl. - Ptlld HOI~ I'121 . 111 Sunlo\ illc. Paul Vernon Gibbs to tht' late i\lkn U R1lney . NO){TII ('It WI I.S fO~ ('hilton Ra1 und Lucille A. Bnm 11 1{ , 11 • S (' Puul \'ernon (illlh, , 71, She wu' a homcm.1kl~ 1 ." ,111 d lo1111g hu,t;,,·nd. l,uhc r and memt>cr ol Ihe Cln11dt 111 grandl.l\hcr. l'•'"cd "" "' Jc,u, C'hri'l t>l faller 1>,11 J">.:;l(clllll) . 'urrt>uiiLil'll hy hi' Suinls und Ihe i\mem·,,i, i'alilll). 1111 Thlll'll•l,l , Scpll'lllhcl Lc~io11 Ludic' Al1x iliar) llJ . 2<X12."ut a lo..:ul ho1ptll1l Sl1c i' '"~"~ ivcd In hc1 h11 ' lie""' hmn Jul\ .~ . 19111." 111 hun d. l.co ~:·. R11111~1 . \1 l11•111 S) 1\ll"H'c. Ohn>. ,l;ll ol th1· hll c. 'hl' murried on Oci.t•her 22, ~·~o11uul'l .1nd lilam.· lll' Ci1hh' IIJ77, in Wind1c,tcr. Yirgi11 1:1. · lk pntmlll 1\'rwd lm '"'"'n \till' dllli!!IHer, C'lll'l"} I ,\ In 1\llli 22. , l'll" ,1\.111 l' tiUII Sathburv of t'hill1nllhe . f111' ,11.1d c 1 ~ hl )C'l" .II'IIIL' re>L' IH'~ 'llll'· ll;ile I Brenda I s.~ti.,hull lie ,c 11 cd 111 l\o 1ca ,111 u und Daryl W I Cilun;il Vietnam. I k 1\'illl'd Irum 1hc Safi,hury. hoth ol (iallqJOI", Nan"' s~nrm ('hid . 1'. -IJ. Donuh.l I Baril) Suli,hun <•I II~ nl"' rctll~llll' ,111 cmpll>.l Boi,c, lduiHl, Slcl'c tShii·lc) l Sulishury and Dt·nn" R. cc l>f ll11ycr Co'l~'"'lllll\ , li11 (Kurcn) s11 1i,hur) . hoih ul IIIL'fl) ~loha) ChcnuL".Ii . C1ullipoli': three ''C1Khildr1•11 . lie wa~ .1 lo1 111g man tm·k Linda (Kenny l Plunh and llllllted "llo11e) " Dch>ris tKcllll~thl PuliL' r'""· lie· will h1· wcutly mi"''d bmh or Gullipoli:. Ferry. und hy lm 11ile, ){uJit C. <i1hh' ol f~khunl 1Kurcn) Rnilll'\' ol North Churle\lnn: l\\o """· Point PI cuMin I: I J ~n111J..:hil - Jc"ic Eugc11e (iittll' HIIU h" di'CII and ICVCII )li"CIII !(I'Uild \\lfc. DCili'C (ilhil, , Ill dlildrcn: rour ''''pgnllldl'llil · Stlllllller\ !lie, Si>Ulh ('urolll\ll , drcn: 1•nc >lep.-gr•·ut-srund· und Mit:hncl l'n11l Ci1hh' i•l d1ild: three \lrolhcr,, Earl Juck,onvillc . !'Iumia : 1wo (Loui,ct Ruy. Hurold ){uy anli duu~htcr- . f)cn}'C M. ('l;tr~ Doul!l11:. (Phylli') Ruy, ull 11f uf Jumc' "la11J . Soulh Chillicothe : undn ~evcru l Curolinu, llllll Di t11111c (larrcn nieces und n~phcw~ . a 11J he~ hu,llUIKI. Kcurn' She Wn> preceded in Jcmh Ourrcn, of Augu,tu, Georgia, by llvc sister~ und rive broth· ulld 16 grundchddrcn and t'o.u 1 cr': un infunl sttn, Juy: umlun grcut- grunlidllidr~ll . lnfunl Juughlcr, Luu1m. Services will be 1 p.m. Al~o mi"cd hy 11 '"'l'r. Monduy. September 2~. 2002. Virginiu Oiler, lwt> nephew, , ut Willis Funcrul Home, with Mkhuel und Mill'h 1Kurcn l Pre~idcnt Kenneth Vi~kcr' Ncu~c. und u niece , Karen offlcluling. Int erme nt will he Lyon,, ull of Rue me . Oh111 . in Oulliu Bupti'l Cemetery. lie wu~ preceded Ill ucuth b) Fricnds .muy cull from (J to l) u duul!htcr. Dchmuh Bro\\n, p.m. Sunduy, Scplcmbcr 22. hi~ parent~: and twv hrolhcr,. 2002, 111 the funcrul home. Scrvkc' were held at ' II Pullbcnrcrs wi ll be Ailtlln u'u n. Sulurduy, Scplcmher 11 . Snllsbury, Auwn Sul\lhury, 2002, in J. Henry Stuhr lnL Jim Busl1, Ourrl~on Suli•bury. North Arcu Chupcl 1n Norlh Troy Sull~bury, Steve S1cwur1 Churlc,t<HL Vi,ltulion \\a' und Swit Plunts. held in t11L' ,·hupcl one horu - P•ld nolle• prior 10 Ihe 'cr11w. Flnwer' wII I he uceepiL'ti m tnCIIll\l"llll' muv h1• mudc lo Ernel Spires the Amcrit:un t'uncer Soeil'l) . . BELPRE Erne I M. ~90() Core RDntl, Suilc 50~ . Spires, 76, Belpre , tlic1l Nol'lh C'hurle,ton, S.C. 2lJ406. Wednesday. Sept. I H. 201l2, ut - ,.ltJ nolle• ,.....-----, C II 111 UC l( • Clltrk Denver F. 'Frank' Griffith Mcmoriul Ho>pilul in GALLII'OI.IS . Denver Parker> · Frunklin "f'nwk" Grlffilh . .17. burg. W. Vu. of Gullipoli~. dku Sawrduy li e wu> evening. Aug. ~I, 2002. '"the horn i11 I'CMIIillf Ul1 UUIO uc.:\tlcnl. Rut lund on Born Seplemher 7, 1964, in Nov . 15. Ciallipoti,, he wu' tl1e wn of 1925 . He Clwrlollc C1riffilh Craig of Spirit was ll coal Gullipoli,, wilh whom he . miller untl , muLk' hi' home. oil well worker lor .1.5 ye.ar,. Frank wa' u curpcnler, a l~!c ~as owner ol Sp1rc' Uniled Siulc' Army veteran Curd1nul Supermarkcl 111 and a mcmhcr of Puinl Cree~ D~1ncun !'all> und Spires Bup1i11 Church . Village Food Murl und In addition to hi' molhcr. he Restm1~a1.11 in Philo. . i'. ,urvivcd hy uunh and SurviVIIl!! urc h1s son, uncle>, Calvin Griffith ol M01rtin 1'. Spires of Belpre: u Frunklin, William . "Rill'" duughtcr. Shury.on A. Swcm (Kilty! Orillilh "" Gallipoli, , ol M~(onnclwtllc: a gmnd · John (Deloriq Clriflith ol lluughtcr, Tcre~a I. McGee, . Floridu, Ann (John) Vanhorn TcmJes~occ: !hrce )!rC<tl gmnd· of LmJCII\Icr. Harri,on !Mary I of I oui,~ill~ children : R1.:k Brudhurn Jr., Griffith Tri,tu Brudhurn and Dunicl Kentuck.. Viol". (John i Mc~cc Jr .. ull of Tennessee:"· lrclatid of Springfield. Shirley hull hrothcr, John Murphy ol (Don) Turnur of Springlicld, Paluskula; and .,cvcral mccc' and Mur~tlcritc 1Marvin I untl nephews. Rohic of Htdwcll Besides hi~> J1arcnl>, he was '- P•ld noflo• Everett H. Meadows COLUMBUS - Everett Hurding Meadows, 81, of Co lumbus, und formerly of Muson County, died Thur~duy evening, Sept. 19, 2002, ul hi > home. Pottm1111r: lion• lo 1111 Gdllllffiilo Dolly 1rlbuno. 825 Third Av• .. Golllpulk, Ohio 458ll 11 woekt 2e w.. k, 52 w.. k, sia 2' l~t.w 1100 u l'uncrul service i.1 ul I p.m.. Sunday. Sept. 29. 2002, 111 lhc Crnw-llu sscll Funcml llomc , l'oint Pleasant. Burial will fol low in Concord CcmCiery, Henderson . Visitation is 111 the l'uncrul home· from 6 In K p.m., Saturday. Szechuan House Under New Ownership ~---------~~---------, : $ 2.00 0~~:: $ 0~~: s.oo Mall 1ubtcrlptlon Exl. 13 Exl 11 · lnoldo Otlllt Coolnty Ext 12 13 Wtlkl . 121'10 Ext. 24 26 W11k1 15!.82 110'-56 Ext 1B 52Witkl Exl. 15 • - outtldo Oolll• COunty www.mydally1rlbun•.com (iAII 11'01 IS l>tlllllhl ){,IIIIC\ 7K , ,if Uulllp11l1' , dte.f 1111 1-'nd.r) . hcl~ll pren·dcd 111 drulh 11) hi' w~k . lr~n~ 'iplrl'' on h·t> ~ . I'1'1' '>er\1\"C' 11 11t tx· held .tl , p.m on 'iuturd.t\, 'i~pl ~ I 21W12 HI h'h1·r lunt•r,d tlolll\' Ill MlddiCJI<llt l·ncud' 111.11 ,·alii 1om olio 7 I' m Sillurd'" .11 the luneral h11llll' l'lllllllli'>ll\~111 \\ill hl' II \ Spuc' l\1m"''ku111 111 Mill'' ('~11\cle)\ Hlld \1 ill lx• ilciU ,1\ a lul~r Lluit• , P11lrfl•hf1Jd 8'\ltJry lfltlntJ()n, Mrmday Sublcrtotlon r•te• Tll9 main num bor 11 446· 29'" •• · If (jl"111 · 0~ motor routo Oeparlmtnl tKI6ntlone are: ono wolh 12 Mlnlglnft tclllor f!KI 10 On• monlh f,IJ,70 .,_.. d I E 23 Ont Yilt I 104 ....,1 I Of Kl. Dolly . !0 <lfrt• Atllgnmtnl editor EKL 22 Subf<llbtro no1 doolrtu1w P"Y 111• cor lpoltl EKI. 21 1ltr m1y r•mltln tdvon<O dlrt<11o r~o Htl¥1 EKI 1Q Golllpolll O;lly lrlbuflOI. 'rodlt will bo .. 1lv1rt uuler 11th week. No !tUbt<tip· Other nrvloll lion by moll pormltttd In "'" wh•ro Advtrtlelng Exl to homo corrl11 HM(ll It "'ollobl•. or 17 Clroulttlon Clroulttlon M1n1g1r Cl..llflld Adt Comrotr.r Dorothy Evelyn Rainey Deaths IUJPI 21J•2801 Ohio ~olloy Publloh1nl Ca. lllliJUNil Frldoy, al& Till1d Avo., Corr1ct Ion Po II cy Golllpoll•. ohio. s.w11d·tl• .. P"'"'' Our main concern In alltlorlon 11 pold ol Golllpollo. · 10 bo aoou1alo . II you know of an M4UIIblt: Tho A•••el81od p,,., •nd orror In a 11cry, onillho now~room tho Ohio Nowopop11 A..oelailoll. ~nd addfttt torrctt FLAIR ......... pn~/l't '/.) ' ln8uranc4l • Reallbtute t1·MiliiUI USA WEEKEND Mullulinc fcutur cs lhc 10 nullonul honorees In u spc· ciul April 100:1 issue coin· Nuti1•nul ciding with Volt1111cer Week. Hu11d rcd' of loc~l hon · orcc~. one for cuc h newspuller thut l'urrics USA W :EKEND. will he puh· li~hcd in the mu guzine, in lo cul p11pcr' und on IIlli kcutll ffe rc n..:ed 11y. co 111 . (l,'dltrrr :, ltrilt'.' • rite GaiiiJ!oll.v Daill' l/·lblfllt' fln· /.1·/Jrd ,\"ef'olld /1i th e natloi1 In 200 I .fiJI' /1.1 Crrllla /~ cac/.1 . I ·n,n Every Tue~duy & Thur~duy • ~:~0 11.111. to (dO tl.ln. dally Then dc t:idc In ta ~klc It hy y"ur,c ll' Ill' with 11th· cr, , 011cc a plan is in pln,·r. rq.ti, tcr it in lh ~ online Di\Y1u1JANK ( tllakciid ifl'c rc 11ccday.com) 111 ullow tile mcd111 and other votunll!cr' 111 know uiHtul Ihe pr11jccl. Clrmq1~ Cllll re!(istcr t'or free pro· jccl wpplie• online ul l11k indc X .COlli. Ten Ma~c A DiiTcrcncc Day e llorl > rc..:eive ~10,000 dunaliiiiiS for lheit' ciHII' ilic~ 1'1'111t1 l'uul Ncwn1un and Ncwmun's OWn, lnt: . (tlr Wt•ttkt'f\li IWW" tlx hlkelf neet111ry t from PlpA1 : shd ter for food. The cunned : · guods co llected will go to :· Oulliu Counly Oulrcudl Utid • the entire <tudcnt body ut : Wushln!!tun is collccling pop ' llthH lll donntc to l~onuld ,• McDonulu House lo dcfruy : Ulillly CXflCIISCS, , "'l'l1c Kcc1l Uulllu BCIIUlil'ul Cllll1111iii CC und Bob I~ VIIIIH will uiHo help with Lli c purchusc uf the '' I . •• buckeye tre e," Brundcherry uddcd . Mr1 , . "I >uppnrt Brumlchcrry and lhink she \ dnill !lllll·oul,lunding ·j'oh In 1111 nl' her uclivilic' lei'C lll Wti.,llinglllll ," l'riJlci/JUI .IIIIIICI l'opc IIIIU . " I fcc thul it\ a very t:on selcn llou' cff1t1'l ltr 'upporl II IVIII'Ihwhilc· ~lii"C·" How do lll'en rc~id~nt~ g~ t Involved'/ According lo Mukc A Difference lilcl'llturc, nr~t. l11uk lii'OIIIId lhe COII11lllllli· ty und id en tify 11 cuusc 1hu1 need~ lll tcn tion . •nturbaP ChnU ·•tntlnrl 'Ihtt lrkllllllly'• "lUr(C • AIIIIZI extra tong for added oomlort tlon . Cialila '' • ll\~d.ltlonulmoney. , tim llu11~11, the Dcmocrulk ~:undldutc lor I!O,verthlr, huN pmiJoHcd rniHilll! $~00 mllllun wit I Mlmllur buMines! luxeM. lllll!liii 'H ~tunpull!ll conHUI· tun! Huld Tuft I! lrylnl! to dcluy · bud new ~ until after the clc~- COLUMBUS tAP) - Oov. Wii•Mon Bph ~u lu l't•luuy he will Willdy'l 02 0I ~IHI !Idcr uuulilouul flU WUIIfii"Uiutl - I d hlacuHc~ uc~ t ycur ll'lhc ~tate Dolly 1iuuh rtiJOrlo 111 lilt IICccJ ~ to rt!IHC lll!lrc 11111ncy 4 p 1ft olo•IIIU QUolBI or ltll ptOI'Imvtl tltV'I ltlfiiiOIIUIII, ul'tcr Kc houi M, hll!hcr ccJucuIJJ6>1Uid OY !11111111 ~itilllrt tlon uncJ cconutnlc develop· mcnl lnltlutlveM urc funded. ol A•Nolllnu ul O;HiiJOIIo 80011 lkp,IIII\ICIII llldUlk : • H 11l p.m rhur,\lu}. (i,!lll.t t'uunt} Shenlf', 011 ll' C, 12 LocU\I St , Ciall1pnl.-, tul'c ulurm One IIUC~ 1111d IK hreii~hl t'r' ll''pomlcd n11d \\Crt· hn,· ~ in 'llilillt.l in I~ m•n lllc, , • (> :40 p.ill. Thur,duy. 111\e ll'llc~ a11d 20 fi refight • cr' lc,pumlcd lo lhc re>i · dCII\'C 1•f Willi> Will'oxon . 1~ .'7 C'eiHl'llllry Rout!. liullipuli,, Thnc Wtl\ no fire, n11ly \11\n~c frnm iiCI\I\ \Ill the \III\C . Firefighter> ''''re ou lht· !.cene for t ~ minulc, . • 12 :J I u.m . Th11Niuy. 1111c truck und 16 fircl'i~ht · cr' to Ohio Route 7 So11lh . SOlllh uf ihc ){un·oun Creek hrid~c. where 11 \'1111 owned hy Vic1oriu Tippun , Ill~ Ki11p' C'hupcl Rt•ui.l. Crown City. Wtl~ llc>lmycd hy fire of unknnw11 ~uu1c . Fircl'ighlcr~ were nn thl' "'clle for llll h\1111'. r.;lli'J' j 111NIIt!ID - concrete w11s poured on the ateel decklnfi of the 300 feat of 10-foot boat docking along tho lower parking lot well In Pomeroy f'l!ldny. John Muaeer. Pon1oroy vlllege project ooordlnstor, · aeld the dock will opened for uae on Sternwhaal Rlverrest weekend . (Chertene Hoeflich) 6atur''' G:fmt• -6nttnel• Page A3 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolle • Point Pt••••nt : S.turday, September 21, 2002 1Wllll A1?0.00 PURCII~I I 'WI1U AIQO.IXI PUr;(IHAW 1 1 --------(llalll.• (UO , . , , •• ,...),•H•-'••""""""''$6' /tiL AGEL, All TIME~ \4.1)0 - �6aturllap Clmef -6enttntl Busy m>/unm r /1 ~'. J'J.\n~lttrfl that charity ·l t l1 ,, 6aturbap G:imd ·6entind 825 Third Av•nu. • Qelll~lll, Ohio (740) 446-2342 • FAX (740) 446-3008 www.mydallytrlbune.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher Sette Pearce Managing Editor .... . Andrew Carter Asst. Managing Editor ~ • ' ......, ............... I' "' ~ ' 1'01'11 <\." l,'Sll, 1 rttrn tv tllr relit<>~' <11'1' H'fin•me. The\' 1hvul<l b<' less thmo ,!i~' •nml.•. All lflter., Cll'f subjei·t to e<litmg <Uitl mu.•t be \l,l:nt'd a m/ indu<le ,u/dre.\S cmd tf'lephmtr m~mt>er. No llll•>~ llrcl lt'llen ll'ill be publishecl. Lrllers ~hv«lcl be i11 .~<1()(1 rwrc. m/c/rt'.\\'irt~ i.\ ,\ltf ,\ , ll<'l p~rscuwlitifs. ""' ', the ('o/umta below "~-e the ( 'Uf•~ 11·11 '"·'' <!1' the Ohi" Vctl/f.l' Publishi11g Co. ',, editoriul lx~u'CI. wtk., ,. utht'rll'tse no red. 1ht' PpilliOJIS, (.\Jn~s,·e<l '" NATIONAL VIEW Oubs nd Otglnilations Cut it out ..US. should back away .from :anger with international court • The 1l111111s Mornln11 News, '"' Bush cmd 1/ie ICC: The lJu;,h udmini>trution\ ho~tility townrd the new l11ternutlonul Cri mir1ul Court is beginning ''' wetrr, It should stop before it dnnmgcs the Unit~d Stutes' vltullnterests. , The lutcst munifcstution of the mlmitlistrntlon's dislike Is Its thrL·ut to ..:hunge the Utlitcd Stmes' role in tho North Atluntic Tr~uty Orgunit.tllit'n if the Europeun Unio11 refuses Its reque~t Ill >l~n agreements pnllet·ting U.S, sol1liers tmm the courts. rCaL'h. ... · . .. . Tlw udministmtion fenr' thnt the court would prosecute U.S. .,uldicr' und 'pnlitiduns on politically cxu~:geruted chttrjleS, llut the treaty thut e.,tablish~d the court would prevent thut tixccpt in the most cxt·epttonal cu·cumstm1ces. The court would nssunw jurisdictinn only when U.S. courts do not or · l'alllllll. It wuuld pmsecute military uttucks thatlmtdvertently hurm ~i v iliuns tlnly in the cleurest cuses vf mulign intent It would prosecute gcnodde tmd lither ~:rimes ngninst humanity only when it L't'uld bt; pwved thut such crimes were pan of 11 gov· ernmcnt plun .... The court is u reality, und not 11 bud one ut th11t. The ndmln· istnttion should stop letting it~ unimoslty be the tnllthut WDIJS tlw ft,r~ign policy dog . . - Card Showe.s ----.... ~~· ~'\'· ~ ~~~tH • :-:tiC.....:. ~ ~ ,, ~~\ALVIRUS OUR 'READERS' VIEW · Permlt thil t'l~lll 111 lito b~stnirctl\lll ~nd m~:>nt \11\ th~> Kunnwl\11 with ~' 1\~1111~. lt11\l tlw vt~ll~;~y 111' lf(ltt\h d\le lh<> ~.llOO 70 fl~hllt'l\let\, 'Whllft> tht'\l!.' thl\ W\\1\ the tl>llfllt~ment , Om rlvllr~ tll\d lt~l..l.l~ \II lht~ tiHW Ot II f\11\l>llljl Will' !Iitty, Dear Editor: · Jeff F\1.'111!< tll'\l 11~1\o\l t1• \lt~t~tll tll\\l we ~~~~~~~ mt~n· A few comments frvm the Sept . ~ . Ml(l{!lell\lrt ti!IC them, nrtlcle "Inspector~ : lrm1 probnbly ·hu~ l n4 om' PN R 111 pill \\1\ i1 mini· cheml~ul, bil>hli!lcnl wet~pon~ . " I t\\\HU I ~·lnt;h limit on 1111 1\t~~~ An altemath~e quote: "Despite Its denials, lrnq ~pe••les \)11 nil wt~ter• II\ Wo~t Vl~ll\111 probubly possesses h1rge stockpiles tiS hilS 1111 Stlltl'~ tt\1\t l\1.1t11'\ll'f \1~, 1 ll~" Oll4lr Editor: of nerve agents, mustnrd gus 111ul I'd llkll to juin Mrs. Alke C'lkk In ~~~~ fl~ht~rmlln h1 Wo~t \'lrjllt1lt~ \(\ c11U anthrax." U.N . ln,speci\Jrs sny. " D(), cncourlljlinll Chrlsthms t\ll:et \1 \11 1\t\\l 11\ll ONR 111\ll 11~1.. thllm Hl Jllll tl\1& tell!" · . vme In the N.(wemb~;~r ole.,th•n: aut Hmlt \)1\ , From whence did Suddtun ubtnll1 ruther th"n "ccept iJttl\lmlv\1 from t1 Jark Thwbu mllSI of the~e tWl\iOUS UIJimts listed pumphlet pltbllsl\e\1 by sume j:f\\ltp W1.1st Vlr~lnltl and described ln lurid detail? ls there whose ltj:OHdtl 11111)' 1\lll ti~CIII'Illllly un adversnry foreign or domestic thnt ret'lect tlw will 11f Gmt. I'll Ilk~;~ tl' Amerlcu itself hust\'t munut'uctured'l suggeM 11n tlltommlve . · · A mujor coni'Hct thnt httm' t beon The IM11\ 11t' Ju11w~ lt\ lhe New Olll\r ~llltUrl ' urrunged? Is It u" c\ilncldenoe thut Testument suys, ''It' ntl)l ofyo11 l11c~ Dh,l ~nu re11'1 the ~mr~ Qn p11~e J of most of illese luternutlotHII thugs wisdom, let him tt~k of Gmt, thut the Ser,t. I4 Point l'ieMI\111 Roil~ll.lt' have had CIA connections? Why dld lllveth to 1111 met\ 11\lerttlly. ttn\1 thlotl. 'J\1\I~\1 t't'eos nwrlj\lll phQIOtlfll· BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington give the Tllllbun $14~ upbmldeth nvt: uml It ~ hull tw 11lven phor 111 IIWtllt nr.pelll'"l . Totluy i' Saturday, Sept. 21, the 264th duy of 2002. There million and meet with Rlu Lndt>n Just hlm ." Chrlstl11ns entedi11J the r~;~ttlm In Clncln1111t • " comnwtcllll pho· nrc 101 duy> left in the year. · before the uttuck.? of politics, espechrlly for thll first tniJrllphor. Thomi\~ Condon. Wtl~ ~oil· Toduy·, 1-li ~ hli ght in Hl>tory : · Amerlc11 us n nutlon Is so powerful time. nre easy pt·ey I'm tho~e who tonclltl to l· lta )!OIIrs 111 prbon f~W On Sept. 2\, I1)49, the People's Republic o( Chinn was pro· thut It tips the fulcrum of history. wnuld use them H• tl>~'\1 11\llllsh tuk111ll photos or po~od l\odlo~ In II dulmed by it> Communl>t lenders. When no enemies ex 1st nnturally. w·lcllt>umm while pt't•mlslnj,l t'1jlhl· mor11ue. Tho photos wot'll p11r1 of 1111 On this date: they must be crented. It's all nhout eousn~ss . They tll'e Ilk\:) tli e · t'11lse 11rt prnioot . . In 1792, the French Nutionul Convention voted to abolish power. control nod he~emony over u pt•ophets d~scdhed In Mutthew which 011r lnw~ condemn a m1111 tQ 3· 1/2 ttle monnrcny. · . lurae por!lon of the Eurth 's resources come in sht>ep's clnthlnjl. h\11 yellrs In prison for tnklnll plct\tres ot' · In 11!97 , the New York Sun rnn Its famous edltorlnl I hut whlch ure viewed ns "ours" even lnwnrdly ure ruvenlnll W\\lve, , uollu I11Kiios. hut the l11w 111low~ 1111 declmed. "Yes, Virginiu, there h 11 Sunttt Clnus." though they 11re In other ntttlons. Su huw cnn )'I'll tll'tll\1 muld111l· nhm·tlnnl~t 111 puH 11 1\tll~ formed .l'tl In 1938, a hurricane >truck p11rts of New York und New Enemies help uchleve this objec· wrong clwices nt the .fltllls 'l 01•n 't he huhy. ju~t moments li'nm t\lrttl, foot ~Englund. c11u,ing wide,preud dumuse und claiming more thnn tlve by legltlmlllng the ntllltli\UI hliml und deut'. Huve evl:)s thnt see first from hi s mothor's womb, t~H but 600 lives, security state with Its spy llllel1clos. und eurs thut hettr the 1vmks 111' the his ho11d. then nmoh It\ 11nd st11h him In 1970. "NFL Mond11y Night Football" mude Its dobut on forel»n interforonce. vceuns (ll' cu>h cundldntes. Then develup eyes 1h111 In the !1nso 111' his skull, ~~~~~~~ his ABC-TV u> the Clcvelund Browns defented the visiting New poured \l(lWil the · Penttrgon sullet. see 't1t1d pet·celve tii\U etlt'S thttt heur hn1ln~ 11111, tho dt~llver the de11d h11b~ York Jeis , 31 ·21. muchlsmo propugundu u.nd curtull · und understund. liy the time ytllt jlet with 110 l~ilt\l C\\1\SllQIIOI\QOS. . · In l'll-1'1 , the Senate ununlmou~ly confirmed the nominutlon ment of rights , u stunpl\1 bullnt In tlw pnper. ynu will In et'l'o~t. our lt\ws St\~ photOilflltJh· , tf Sandru Day O'Connor to become the 1\rst female justice on Self· lnt'llcted wounds ns n pretext be ubl1> tn chonse the lwst persnn fnr ln11 t\ dou1l 1\ndy Is tnot'll ~i.lrlmts tl\1111 fur war or lncreasl.lu donwstlc Cllntr\ll th.e pusltlnn. 1he Supreme Court. kllllt\ll tt h11hy llcl'ol'll hlrth. A~ 11ny In 19K2, Amin Gcmuycl, htnthcr 11f Lebtl11lll~·s ussusslnuted ntl.l nothln!l new. Some lnng -sup- If not. usk Cl11d 111111 llw \'lltTect ltttlllir»enl flllt'~On ~ttl\ ~ce. mtt· lttw~ prc,idcnt-clcct, Ba>hir Gcmuycl. wns hlmselt ele.cted pres\- , pressed deeply dlsturhinl) lnformu· 1111me will lll.ljllv~n 111 ytnt. Al)er yn11 nt~ed Nvl~ltl~ . lllt~ttse cttll ym1 Sl't1t\· tlon ubout Penrl Hurbor und the huve done· till ynu ctm. Ot11i will hell' ' tor~ tndtt)' uniltell thet\1 you Wl\nt tho den!. · . · Philippines Is beginning to seep nut Scrl/ltme suys t-1 6 will t~lve llherul y j:ruesome nnd mnrhl\1 ptlrlll\l·hlrth In 19H2• .Natio1111l Fonthull League players begun u 57-duy tmd It Isn 't pretty. strike, their fir,t rcglllur-,ea,on wulkn11t ev~r. to u I nwn. S\l I think l·lls lnsplt'lttlnn nhnrtlnl\ IWI\I!O(IIIre stl\(1\lod. The Nuvy huu been mnnltorln11 will W\lt'k fnr l'.llllllli' 11~\\ , It' they will Wl\1 ~reuteU thl.'sll dtl \lt'el\ ttn\1 He In 1'IX7. NFL pluycr> wc'lll nn 'trike, mutnly nv~r the lss~te forces close tl' Peurl. They kn~w tlw usk for lwlp lu tlllt~tll )l tlw dj:ht love> eu~h ont~ . Wlllll\1 1111 let ~111\W• nf free agency. · · 1\tlttCk WI\S Clltl\lttg 1\llU diti nothing , cl\llktl, ,. · l1i I'JX9. llurric tutc llugo, p11cking winds of·up to 11~ mph. ' \11W Wl\tlhinl ~hi;)' )'1\111' ~hlld 1\t\\l ~0 In the cnse of tho Philippines, U.S , The cl1olces nr~ 111n lmpurtuut to nnthln11 ubmn lt'T Then don't i.lxpect cm>hcd into C'hurlc>tilll, S.C. forces burred hundreds of clvllluns trust to uny11ne ol,o . Itt 1996, John 1'. Kennedy Jr. mnrricd Carolyn Bessette In u . and to. from leaving •. knowing full well thttt M~crct ce remony nn l'uml>crlund Island. On. ' Ruh~rl S. l'ulnlllr Th1.1 wrttth ol' the ~ovot'Oil!ll P11rent the urea wns golniJ to be sel~ed by 1cn ycms ugn: l're,ldcnt Bush addressed the U.N . Gener11l Rldwoll ol' ttll thes uhot'tlld hnhlc~ I~ comlnl! the Jttpttnese. Thei ~:~overnment wunt· ll»~mhly. nffcring U.S. support to strengthen lnternmlonnl our wti,Y. t..l~o t\ hollr rohhod ol' har ed them 1o be cuptured with the pcucckecping. Fonner defense sccreturlcs Melvin Lnlrd nnd Clths, Jttdllment Is comln~. Thoso expectutlon thnt reports of utrncltles J:HHC> R. Schlesinger told u cn ngrcsslmml committee the who ht\VQ oyos 10 MOll hliV O Klli.\1\ thL\ would further lnf-lurne the Amerlcun n~ur Edllnrt l'cntagtln had knownllmer·lcun airmen were alive In Laos ut he1Jinttlnt~ ttml tht\MI.whu hnve tlttt'S tn · pupu iuce. . I 111\1 lliW (If tltOU SII Itll> of w~st heur will be wlsl' ttn\1 NIH lhelr .ltlrustl the end of·thc Vietnam Wur and were not returned. Shll't rurwurd to the scrlpteu 11ttnck Vlq!lnlu t'~sldents thut ~ ujt•y »oll\!1. to in 01'\let'. Five ycm·s u~o : Saying thcir ,pcrsistcnt dcmunds for u spe· nn 9-11. The humun trugody usl\le, nLtr Iukes und rlvors anti spemllng the du l invc,tigatton had hccn vmdicatcd, senior, Republkuns Cnnnlo GlbbN you snw In New Yo1'k (lne of the duy i·ehlxin!lllild flshltt!J . lt. hns cnnw l,etttrt . insi",ted Attorney tieucrul .lu11Ct Rcnn >ock Ujlpnrn!ment of un finest controlled Implosions of u HI my uuemlon thttt I)N]{ h tl~ lle . ~ lll · independent wun>cl to look Into White IIoHse lund·r\tlslng bulldlngtwhus ever been witnessed. nut~ll pnrt< nf New I~IVQI' und lll'li vir ic,, a duy after ttre Ju., tu.:e Dcpurtmcnt rcvculcd It hud A building expressly Jeslgned to Ore~nhrler Rlvo1' '" eu t~h und hcg1111 a preliminury review. , , " withstut\d the lrnpttct of' 11 lur!!C air· releuse. It ju.>t so hni)P~tts thut the l>llur Eclltor1 One year 11gn: Congrc,,s ag\tlll opened the fedcrul cotlcrs to liner. ltrcns dosijlllttted •·atch und rolcnse I hope when the touri sts usk 11hout th"'e hurmcd hy tcrrori'ln, providm ~ $15 billlt'n to the nirllne RC!nd the Northwoods docu1nent ure whoro flout trip> nre uvulluhl hlswrlt: pluces In llolnt Plcnsunt lhtlt indtl\try. whk:h wa' 'LifTering mo~11111ng economic losses since from which I quoted u few months und If you d1'n't huv o u hunt. It Is th y wmtlu he tollluhout tho hlsHlflc the Sept, II tlllltcb. llollywuod .~ fl,nest pnld trlhute to real· ngo. It reveals that the government neurly lmposslhle to got 1\1 tlw rivers l2 nd bowlln~ 11111.\y, life heroes during 11 telethon for victims of the terrorist nttuckH had plunned u 9-11 ~tyle ulluck In these ureus. It don't httvo much ronf' lot) , hut that wus carried on more thun 30 networks. ull the wuy buck In 19112 usn pretext I wunt l•lllncmtt·u~e ilonple to co me I'm sme the residents wllll!reet thell\ Toduy·, Birthday>: Actnr Rund Brnoks Is 84. Actor Lnrry t'or wur with Culln und possibly tumtr stute uml enjoy 1111 the W\111\lor· (the · PI»CIIll~) II' tht.l)' ure nm hnvlnl! Hagman b 71 . Poet·\lll1gwritcr Lconurd Co~en Is 68. Actor· Russia as well. It even contnlned un t\tl ihliliiN vttr ttHnmtttlnN huvc lo lunch. u.t my hlrd l'ecdcr. comedian Henry Cl1bson Is 67. Author·cvmedtun Funnle Flllllll option to kidnap and/or klllun . umo· otTer. . I do not know who owns tho 11rop· is 58. Authnr Stephen King Is SS . Producer Jerry Bruckhelmer naut In order to Incite u war psy· I nlso wunt tho DNR to mnnll'jO rty, but I think l'd bo Rufo in lft)'illl! is S~ . Musi cian Don Felder (The Engle~) Is SS. Actor-come41· chosls. A rosonrchcr Is currently writ· theRe resourceR for not only tmtrlsts If I or »ny nvoruae cltl~on ownod II, an Bill Murruy is S2. Rock musician Phllthy Animal Is 48. Ina u book on Northwoods. It sho~ld llut ttiMCI !'or the [lcnple thin live here wo would huvo to clo"n thut plt~co up . Movie producer-writer Ethan Coen Is 45 , Actor-comedian be un Interesting rend , Thankfully, nnd puy their ~ttlnrl~s . I did 111 ·one 1 du wish tho Qity would rop11lr tho Dave Coulier Is 43 . Actor David Jume.~ Elliott Is 42. Actress Kennedy squelched the plot. Hme fish In t!lUrtHIIll~nt~ nnd ncurl) Nlrects. A ilulo pntch hero und nlltllo Nancy Tnrvi' is 41 . Actor Rob Murrow Is 40. Country slnacr All the events of the pnst few yours nil or our trlpN were tu Vlrjllnlu nnil [Hitch thoro juRI don't 1101 11 . Fnith Hill i' 35 . Rock musician Tyler Stewan (Bnrcnnkcd are vttrlutlons of u well·wnrn script North Curnllnu whore t.hcy mnnn11e S11lllo Doraor Ludic~! i> 35. Country 'Inger Ronnn Reeves Is 34. Actress· that 110cs buck to frontier duys . their n~hcrlcM . I flshc!l tllte l!HII'OII· Point Plouunt tulk ~ho w host Ricki Luke'ls 34. Rapper Duvc (De Lu ~,Oul) Is 34. Al'tnr Alfonso Ribeiro · Is 31. Actor Luke Wilson Is 31. Actor Ju>cph·Muzzello is.19. . · , • . 'Thought fnr Tnduy: "The very idcu that there Is another idou Ill Third Avo,, Oolllpollo, Ohio 111 Court II., Pomoroy, Ohio is something guincd." - Richnrd Jefferies, EngliNh nuthor Saddam, etc. Support Gmups ~f~~~ H(.Juse in order . ~~~~.11\ , \111~~ TODAY IN HISTORY • Establi.'h a limit Communi Calendar DROP us·ALINE .. 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Tho 111\W•IYOW 11t1d 1:0111 th l'!V\\t\L drlv~ will tnko !)It\~ ut I\l ('untn~t l.nn•y R\lltl.'h NO· tt.m. tlr thtl'k, QQ ooor 11:1·20, WM~7~ . Tourist tlttrac'tion? ·(I K4H- I HH7). ~- ~ ~~-11\1\1\\11110..~ ~ row INrmrt llli!Y.Ili11 ttt~ke~ ~nn111~nv fu1t & "VI omolllm~ Wobmoll, Warth Tammy Ewing of Point Plewnt M' Tonight It 1:11 p.m. hlsltlut MMSoglng ond motol Unll1111tH A«tt1 • SltR u, OtiHttt I www.lotalnat.com MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. m..VWJuld Like To rulcome... 304-675-7650 PlllldiDIIIIIIOI IUIIIIInl, IUhl 111. PIIIIPIIIIIIt, WV 11181 PLEA ANT . VALLEY HOSPITAL I �fi'o~Mfoy • Mlcldteport. Gel! • Point Pltttant Child Develop~ent Center to Host Early Childhood Conference The w1.>d h<.l!" "ill"""''~' alll':tl.-..'1~ \t111~ hit~n (WV \C). Thi> "ill be of great ben<>lit to :.II who ,,.. c~ dlihlh-l<~tl OC\\'k'{ltl\Cnl mlJ gl\>up 11\.~ts a 'tate '''~'re~n<.'t' "''":II attend." Registn1tion fte for the cooter· .....tu..·at~<.•n ~l:tttl<' to dtiklrn1 ~s o.JJ) ~in Parlersbuq,l: tht·u. in the lln1h tu eight. llln'<' in til<' t:l.\l."-'1 ewn year<. olht'r oq,l:mitations h<.1st ·t'tll.~ \lo ill !'It' 25 t'or WVAY nlt'nr :mdit'l"'l.' indtllk ('lr.'"-"11\"11 ~. '1\<'K re.gion:ll l'\llll'er.'IK'l!' . in ditl't•rent b.>~ $J5 t~'>l' lll>n-n~embers ltnd $~S Head Start P<'N\l\1\d, :1.11<1 all who p:uts nf the state. The ol~ ~ tar '"Reg<' ~tudents or st~nts II\ ",)1'1.. "itll ~vu·~ chtldren. retk'llll\1 ,'01\ttren•:e \\:ts scheduled the Appremi~ship for Child ''""1\.'\\.~-e ,,f " , "rn.~ \1\k'"'· ,,f ''"""Th •'II l'nd~ . l:_kl\llx'r II . ''' M,. \\ •inltl'\ ''"''~\~ ''"''"'lXII'« Chocl. Loudin, Ewcuth Dire..'lt'>l' l'or eptember ~g at Conrord ~wtop 111~ 11 t Spedalist truining h "' klh ,,f til.- ('hiM IA:'''k'{llnent ~ttcr in (\'1\e~~ in Athens. · · Tho: ~ ·n :..wer all """' " ·H " ' ;1 ~e\.\~'1"<' '""'"'"· 1\,ur "''hmllt. 1~'l'' a Mmur.:. 1ml\.'l St.tll.;, 13t~el.h:mnon , h thl' t'\nlt'erctl\'1.' t\1):;1· At't.'\\1\lit~«' Loudin. "The sullf of tonnurK'\!s progmm. tutd ' ~worksll<~f-~· WI ~ '"' t'\':~<.1 thl\1\t~hout th-· l \\\\t · '"'"-' "'~t.!'\,,,\\,, i.H'\' ,:h.\'H\...1.1 lo\S well nil'\'1'. " We h:tl'l' lll:ttle :1 c'I.IIIS\.'iti\IS <ll'h\1\te' "" S:\1111\l.\\ . tkt,llx•r I~ h\l lh \l:tl\'tllll\,111ip• :11\\1 Wltn\1 \'lt'rthe Child \'t'lopmt•nt Center is as' ltmch in Wesh.•yan s· mOdem 11\C l.x•ati'"' nl' 1"" ,,~It"'"'"'' " ll~e '"11<11 ' \\1111.'' Sit<.• " tll!ll~~nt Fnd:~ ..-ll\111 tu incltKie :Ill t':n: ~s 11f e:lrlv wry exdied ;nl\1 pt\111<.1 to have been "'-· h ., " D. · H tl t-..'-1llht\ll \'<\11\1'11' 111' \\ ,•,1 \ ll~HIM ,.,m, ''1' t\w ln<':il dliltll\'11, :1 dtildh<.l<xl <'<ltk.'ati'"' :tnd ~.k-wl~.,P:. ill\'ttt'\1 to h-1IJ tl'\C <'\llllel\'11\.'\' !Or the n~liC .;x'C I IIIII!! :1 • Requests 1~11' re~istllllion t~)l'lllS or \\,•,k)<\1\ (\Ill\'""' .\\llh 11\\'•1 \\I "''~ t\\ltc t'Ct1\mn:ttl\'t' 1\l\ S:ttur.kl~ tl\t'llt in ,,ur lbt ,,f \n>r~ shop.~. "''''nd tintt'. 111 my lmowledgt~ we ' ;\11\\'t~l~ "-'\1\ lhC• 1\\ l'C l\\'1.\ HI lll<ln\11~. S:IIIH\1;\\ \1 I'l-l.. '"''r'· "'"' " Ltludin '"' ' · l':lt'<'nt' '''"1IJ ah'\1 are the <'oltly presl'II\.M.ll 10 have host· tl.trtht'r inti.>nmltion should be direo:.'\this cv.:-nt ;ulJ this is (\Uf st'\'\llld <.'1.1 to Chud. Ll.l\tdin !ly pl\(>ne 111 X,·,k~ ( 11.'1'<'1 . ..:1'""\11 !'C11\11111.in,~ •'II S:ltllf\h\~ t>.:nctit f"''i1 th.· \nrl.'h<.'{~. IlK'-'' ,,r ,'\1 t'\lnst'<' Utiw l>pportunity. It will (.I~) 473-t\.Nt\. !ly ftt:\ at (304) 4n11\\' '"'llkl'l:lh.\' '"'""'""'' '''111:1 alknll\ot\11. lkr\"""''1111:111\'C' in,pil\' \\ hkh :11.kh..:" tht• unh-er::~l <\Ill· l:>ring together ;thllltt #lllt'<ll~t'ators . S-~53. hy e--tnail at ,'\k@wvwc.ed\1, I WI_I' \\,•illh."'r "' n' 1.,·~ tl\\IC '1"',11. ,,..:,ttn it1 m du d•~·n :IIIli a,htlt'. '"'l'b rel:ll\'\1 to l':trl~ ''''"'· l'l.hll.':l· from :lf\liiiKI tilt' state. E\pcrt pre- '"' hy writing to Child ~ve-lopment ( h 'I . f<it1~ dttkl 'ttl \\ lfl..'11\.\ll> 1iot1. :nll.ltlel '''lll11ll.'nt." '" hlllt<l" '"' :1\\;11\1 \\ 1\1111\\,~ :llllh.ll·, S\!nters \\ ill olfcr itlcas, int~mnunon, Celllt'r, 20 CtunJen Ave.. TIIC· ,.,mferctK>t.' 1' '1"'"""""1 !ly d11"-11 •1i\ '''""''"\11 am'' :n~<l ole\\ ' \1 tll tx· 11tli..•r\'l.l <ltnilljl tll\n "-'"i"'" 1''1"-'1' (\\ltiU\ni't . She 1\~IWh \\ i<kl~ ''II S:lhll\1:1\ 111<111111\~' :111,1 :ttknl\l\111. t~ West Vi~illi:t A,,od;lliOII t\lr :111\1 Pf'l<'tkat ltatlds-<.ln a,•tivitb that . Buckhallllon, WV 2620 I. Marshalllwlds off UCF. Pttgt 82 Pwp grid roundup.. PClg · 82 Prrp football S<'O~rbootd. Page 83 1\ud,l\~n"'"'' 1 • t '1\•1,1 """ "'~' """ ,•.~ ,,, the 1..-~ I\\I{<' '1\(':\l.· llcv~l ""'"'"' t \~llh'f ,,f (. \~11n:tl <'I' :II \'<llh:':lh\\11<\l <\\1\t<'I'<'IX~' II\ .\5 \\ .,, \ 'ti):Hil;l \\ill h-"1 ,, (\'Ilk\ '1\( ' ''"t<'' :n\<t :n tnt<'maUotl.'l '""1krctii.'C' \J..hh<'l~:tlh . '~~~' 1\;1, ""' dllkt ,.....,. '"'" ""''' '''"' \I~~-., lhl' "'''"'"' \\ •l """ IS ""'"'"''' .md nit\'nl:ttl\'ll:ll t~l\1 ,,, 0 ..'1\l!x't lll"'l"'~''"'"'' 11\c "" :n\h f,w ht-r l><l<ll, , :llhtnn,, '""' '"<'""'"' .""''' 'II\" Ill "m'"'"'I'''' t"" . r FAS . \~ <I ('1<,1\1 ht~J1 (\Iii<'· I'Ol'\ I' 1'1 ·111ct' '""he "'" tlw SIX'\'i:tl 01~ mpi..:,, .I p.m., S\mtl.t~. $,•111 . 1~ . ill S"~ lin<? Lm~' in Gilllil"1lb. lntct ·~t~.-.1 "''1,, pka~-c :1UcnJ. t':tll l\S2..1~~ .\ t11r ;liklitionat in r; •mlill i1 111 . Leon Odoberfest p~~t~nt I EON - 1ltc .2il02 L<'<lll tkh,h<'ifc~t 1';1,11 •:1111 i~ :'i 7o 41SI alkr :'i p.m. "'"'"· ..1.1~ ' · Crafters needed J .\ ('1\SON . Ohh1 Chrbtwn Lift' A<':ttklll\ b t' \111 '1111~ :K\'C~til~ :tppli<':t· "'"" t\1r the ..no. Cranf,•st ""'' I~;'""' "'k "·h,·dulcd •1\'"''mlx·r ~. ~001 . A nine 1\li.\l h\. nine ""''' ''II;''" is $20. Fm mon• illt\mn:ttioll :tlld I\ I I'I:M'rl<' \ <lllr '(XI<\', <'I.IIII;K' I Shc111 '" 7··m·.2l<o-~fi<Xl . Eller umed new consultant ''" 1-'ti,l:~ , Od11her I I, ~00 2 . The ALEXANDRIA. Minn.·1\.'<'n M i~~ l':~lllt wm t~C~in Ten·\ Eller of !\lint l'lc:tsant, ,,, fl p.m. i\1\tl the !\Its' 1\.'1.\'illlv hecmne :1 <'\lusultmtl 0<'1111X'rt'l'>t IX~t.\1111 will 1\11· t\w 1'\.1stet\•lly Simple, Inc .. a l\\1\ . 11:1ti'"'''l direct sates ,-.,mp:mv '\111.' ,•hikh>ell 's ll:~C:\111 l\11' h:\M)<l in Ah:x;mdri:l, )tirt,, nc\1 hom ''' I2 )'-':1111. Minnesota. · As a 1.'\lllsult:tnt, Elll'r ,'l,n:md '"''~ '· ncwl'l\lnt 111 nine yl':m.. 11 ill h1.• at I p.m.. ducts in·hon\e pi'l!sem:~tions S:11 unl:l\', (ktnllt't' I 2. ,If li\ISt':tlc, COII\'CUiCnt'C dri· ne:ldiill~ 1\lr l'ntt·ies h \ 'CII ~\ll\1'1\\CI 1\)(111~ . Eller joins li\'CI' 7.500 t'nnO.:ttlber 1. 100~ . Ftll' """" i11fnnnatinn anti :Ill .entry 'ultants in 50 ~tales :111d f<lnll. ple:IM' ~:tit l)cl ~ 's:t :tt Pnct1\l Rk'\l. Scouts tackle com maze Girl SCJJll\ Troop :2.1.53. sponsored by Ordnance School , began thelt ~ar of "adventure s In scouting" by travellnQ to Cooper Farm In Milton where they tackled the Corn Male. -The girls were transported to and from the corn field !Jy a hayride and said, "I\ was the most fun you can have with your feet on the ground." Plc.tured are: Elltabeth Finley, Kelcl Young. Dakota Martin, Cassandra Cook, Raven Martin, Shalynn likens . and Ashlee Filkins. (submitted) Reunions Wc11dy Wl'lls and son · Mrttlhrw, and Amber aud Hrudyn Eblin. :rnd ~ngcr. Dav id , Amy and Jeremy Belvill e. all of llidwcll : Ut\IJ .!POLIS Th~ thi1tl Bmnmm, Dara, James. llclcn mnm;d ft'Uninn of lhc Sheets nnd J,1hn Bel vi ll e. "11-rri 111111 Belville, rmd llcll·rllc ramllir' wn., hcl<l Mnrd1i. Aug . fn al thr ~inl i dny Inn in nnrhttru and Bill Unrue , (in ll i polis. Morris Sheets. C1ny Grl'en. Att<·ndinl! !'rom this urea. Cindy 1\lylor. Slwrry iknvcr. 1\'rl'l' Willard and Owen lkh Williams and Britt11cy Sheets oH.'n1wn l'Hy: Wttyne Bni.>tk' n, all of Clullipotls. tllltl 'firm my Sheet' nf The ncx.t reunion is plnrmcd Thlii'IIHHI: Shcnin llUI'HCtt of for AH!j. Y. 2003. Ptllri<11 : Sheets reunion ' $229.00 PITrSBURGH <AI') - A mun who rucked up nearly $3~.000 ln cre<.lll curd bills in the numc of actor-rapper Will Smith has pleudeJ guilty In one .:ount of the use of un umluthori t.cd uccess device. Carlos Lomux entered the ptcu before Judge Atun N. Bloch. Lomax fu~es a muxirnurn sen· renee t1t' 20 yct1rs In prison unlln $2~0.0\Kl t1r1e. to. une yettr prohtttion: Shane <·osts: D:mn~ J. Merinar. C'trcle, Ru~m~. s~'\i , $30 Rud1~ , ,·rinunul dum~~ging. plus t'\l.~ts. no sc:tthelt, $30 l'O.sts. 10 d~ysjuit suspet~ plus t'\~ts . to two, one year probattm1: Teresa R. Wutk.:r, Hurtl\ll\1. Loressu Sndler, Millt1eld, W.Va., ()('mestil' l'ioktK-e. Ohio, ~<:kless operntion, l'\>.\IS, six months jail sus- $I00 pins ~'OSts, ·nve d11ys jail . pentletl. tow y~urs pi\llxllion. suspended, one ye11r prob.~­ restminit~ m\ler: Rohhie L. tion. speed, $2~ plus rosts. Nickels, G:ttlipolis, no seat· Thomas R. Hudnell, belt. ~7~ plus ,-.~ts: 13urhltm Athens. DUI. $1\~0 p\u~ ·. E. G;un~. Stewart, speed. $.10 I.'Osts. 10 days jnil suspended plus l'OSts: Russell s. to three, si:\ month lkeuse Haverty. MurieHu, s~l, $30 su~pension, 01W: yenr proba· plus CIISis: Brum \V. tion,juit plus $500 susrnded Cummins. R~'Cdsville, stop upon t'ompletion o RTP silln violation. $20 plus t'11sts: school: Stev<>n R. Shuler. Guy R. Suq,lent. Pomeroy. Ltmgerville, dison.krl~ mn· speed, · $5ll plu~ l'Osts, 11\1 \llK't, $50 plus l'OSIS, 11\IOII.i· S\!1\lheh, $..10 plus t'\>sts: John l'llted pedestrhm. $50 plus Kerr. 13idwelt, no seuthelt. costs: Rynn M. Powell, $30 plus costs: Luum A. Pumen1y, DUI, $300 ~'Osts, Kelter. Westerville. speed. 10 dnys juit suspended to $30 plus costs: Louise H. three, two ye11r probation, six Linsley, Churtcston. W. Vu.. month license suspension: stop sign violation, $20 plus po.-session of mnrijuunn, $50 costs. · plus costs. . Christy N. 1\trlcy, Anumd Ottmnn Jr. Hurt ford, W.Vu .. speed. $30 Pomeroy, no seat belt. $20 plus costs: Samuel L. plus costs: Richard L. Thompson, Purkersburg. Huggerty, G1111ipolis, no !lug W.Vn., speed, $30 plus msts; on extended loud, costs only: Dtwid B. Prill, Beverly Hilts, Culeb C. Jones, Rutlund, pasCut if.. speed, $30 plus ~'lists: sess drug, p11rnphemuli11, $50 Kristin L .Somerville, Shnde, plus costs, three counts coli· no seutbelt. $30 plus costs: tributing to the deliquency of Jetl'rey L. Bruley, Athens, no . uminor, $100 on each count. seutbelt, $30 plus costs; costs, 30 days jail suspended Jeffrey 8 . Smit~. No vi; to three, two yours probutioo. Mich .. S(X'Cd, $30 plus cost: restrain in~ · order: underag,e Ron:1ld K. . Bezousku. consumption, $50 plus ~'Osts, Luncaster. speed. $30 plus 30 duys juil suspended. two cost: Hul\lld Yontz Jr.. over yeurs probmion; Delton W. width, $20 plus costs; Curl R. Fowler, . Rucino, .speed, $30 Price, G11y, W.Vu., slop sign plus costs. . . violution. $20 plus costs; Blulne E Quulls, Pomeroy, John Chihnonik, Vinton. disorderly conduct, $25 plus speed, $30 plus costs. COSIS, 30 days jull suspended, . Dunyu L. Gheer, restruining order: Jeremy Middleport, speed: Michuel Morgun, Ruvenswood. G. Burrows, Murrysville, W.Vu., e~pired license, $100 overloud. $3 t0 plus costs: suspended to $50 plus costs; Susnn E. Jones, Wellston. expired registrution, $25 plus speed. $30 costs; Emily M. costs: Jnmes W. Young, West Humlet, Jenison, Mich ., Cohnnbin, W.Vu.. DUI. $300 speed, $30 plus costs: plus costs, 10 dnys jnil, sus· Christine Hills, Amesville, pended .to sill, six months speed, $30 plus costs; license suspension, three Christopher Gltgenust, yenrs probntlon, DUS.• $200 Montrose, W.Vu .. speed. $30 plus costs, 10 dnys jail suspplus cost; Dunny J. Merinnr. nedcd to stx concurrent, three Rucitte, criminut dumuging yeurs probntlon; Births Mil Smith G'& AI ().Q ().Q ~ 0.0 0.0 M M 1-4 1-4 Roc:t<. ... Colt~ Ftw~ CttllllM N.ew.baby brother Meye1 Jr. ().Q ().Q ""' ti-fl\f'~ f'lll II n'l<'ll Ill' 111m> <IIIII tl\<! f'l.lt ''""' m111.tt l'f" 'UN \'Ill '""' "''IJbl"" ll"""(!tt-.1\'L," t'flmll<!' 'M'ili. "\\~\\" 1<'\>1 tilt\'\' ~1\1\\1'. l l.'alll~ ~ \it~llllll, Jool.u1 I 11 "'' " lu ~~~11)1)\ 1\lf '"'II\' Cubett -Huntington Hospital. Ho weil!hed 9 lbs. 9 07.. und wus 22 inches tong . Jllmie nnd Tiffuny Mnyes ure Matthew's purents. His m11tern11l grandparents nre George und Connie McCoy. Kenneth und Helen Muycs ure his puternut · grundpurents. All are from Gultlpotls Ferry. Race to our Location our BID ~\\" 1\\ 11'\l\\'\ ~1\\" hllliiii\IC 1\111\t\\\\, tl\tllllt'llthl\111 II \\~ 111\1\11\1\1'\ ~~ h L\111(! ~ tml\" t11thl\i11 1\111~111" \\~1'\lll'l.ll' t\' 111~1 \II~ 1~1 Ill\" Ill\\",.,..,, fl~ "~' 111n11~ II'A~'II\ 1\,\ l\11.'\" M<l"~"' (\l!IU\1,\ " ' "' I l<\11111111 U<\111~ 11\11.·~ 111 1«'1 '"""'"' tl\C! \\ hilt 1'.-l,'\111:\ 11<11 t "1111 I tl,'\ltl\t>..'\1· \1\'t tv~lllar -''"' ~1\111<!' 'M:M ~ III'Ooll G«M SEOAL AI MWtllt Glllll NAtrittmJ i.() s.o 2.Q Ablrts 1·1 Logan 1·0 4-1 4-t 3-2 2-3 o-a o-a ~ (H) ..._.. CllnM Glllll ~1e. .Jtocbo,-, a ........ as. I'!Jil\l Ple11SIIfll13 AlhtM tliO. Wt""' 13 CWnbus OeSalas 1~ LOQIII 0 TVC 111m M ~ ~·1 Alexandtr ~ ~ ().Q 3-2 3-2 Nelsonville-~ (H) 2-3 Vinton CoUntv 0.0 Q.5 Meigs (H) ~Divlllon Mi 611 ~ (H) ~2 Eastem 0.0 2-3 (H) M~ o-o a-:~ 1).5 Southern ()-() ~s ().1 111m o-o wa~ Ftdlnll HodlirG l'l1dlty.. GlnM Meigs 33. l'llrt.nd 0 ~~.Euttm27 River 'JaNey 39, Soulhem 0 AleK~ 31, Fd!ll Hooldng 0 Netaanvtll&-'lbrk 49.1limble 13 Cl1eMpealle 28, VInton Ctlunty 0, Wlllaton 36. ROCik Hlll14 South Gallla 35, Miller 6 'Nahame 20, Wll111rlord 7 Non-league All llllm •-o wa~~am. Ironton Symmll v.tlty South Glllli 4·1 Hann~n t-3 Oak Hill t-4 3-2 2-3 Fl1clly.. GlnM South Qallla 35, Miller 8 Mallh Fork 28, Hannan 18 wahama iO, Wattrlord 1 ll1lf\ton 28, Alex. Campbell o Symmll Vlllty 49, Oak Hill 16 BlueAnpls lose to Jackson GALLIPOLIS - The Oallla Academy varsity vol· INSTALLED l-800--291-5600 QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Shoes from all 4 Stores ' Friday I Saturday Only I piing Shoe 300 2nd Avt. Golllpolll 740·441-eCJIO ' PINANCING AVAILABLE #023477 Mon· Thur 8'.30 • 8:00 Frl • 8:30 • 8:00; Sal 8:30 • 5:00 ' wv • .. Raiders roll over Tomadoes BY llum4 COONII QVP st11tl writer CHESHIRE - Ou twn 1•1' River Vnlley's t'ir~t three otllmsive plt\ys Fridny night, the RQ\ders shattered Ill\)' hopc~s of Southern picking up its first win of the senson. By the end of the t1rst qunrter. the Rnlders hnd things wrnpped up in Rivor· ·' Vulley's 39-0 win 11ver the Tonmdoes on home~·11ming . The 11rst ptuy ff\)111 scrtmmnge put in l\1\.'lls h(IW this gnme would turnoutu~ Allun Bruwn bn1ke 11 ph1y up the middle nnd 1\x)k. oil' for n 6~· ynrd touchdown run . Brown, who on ly plnyed · on the otfenso In tho tlrst quurter, finished with three curries for 83 yurds. Also for the Rnidcrs, Chnrlie Nibert cnme in 11s n backup to rush for 77 y11rUs on 18 Ctlrries. w~lle Jeremy Strou'l had o pnir of curries for 46 y11rds. · River Volley didn't thn1w 1m~ pusses on the night . ' Our otl'onstve tine reullr, cnme out nnd ptnyod welt, ' suid Rivcr Vntlcy hend conch Greig Dee!. "Our bncks renUy run hurd." "Wr:'ve he;;n out-tlltmned thl\liiS,hout tho yours nnd It wus nke to be u little mrn'i.' domimmt in this gnme." The Thmndoos unempted to move the bnll on their fol· towing drive us Phillip Piet'l:e conne~:te\1 with Ruu\ly Young for 11 fh·st down nnd Justin A1ten picked 11p nnother tlrst down on 11 short gui n r1s Solit hem put the hull us deep as the River Valley :U -yurd line. The River Vultey defense. though. ~eld mong. snckh1g Piel'i.'e for 1m It -ynrd lnss on thlr\l·und·l) fordng Slllllheru tu punt. Pierw finished with !i I y11nls l>n ~-of· IJ pussiniJ. · Following the punt, on the Ruiders' second play from scrhnmngo, Burley Geiger took otl' on a 6S-yurd nm giving River Vnlley n 14·0 tend. "They (River Vntleyl were nhle to get big pluys in the t1rst· hnlf nnd h reully 1011k the wind out of our ~uil~." suid Southern heud couch Dnvc 8orr. "We numugod to huve n fnirty docent first drive. but helng u young bnll club. cspeclntly at this point PIHII IH Rlldtn, 12 - . BY tt.ut. u, Pol.cv.~ OVPo/)~t . h \ t'ti:SO tJ~ tw,, ,,,wM1111'"~ 111 :-~wh41 th~: nt1lt 11VIl lllill utll' ol' thl' tU\111\' \11\\1 \'1\ pu:-,11111 1\ir ~M ' llt\h, I hi' tlulltu A~ tltl\1 111 ~ 011!\l ~\'It:> \l!lfelltll I till: J~Wk~\11\ ltonm llll. Ill·~ "' Im(lflll'tl Ill .:l· l 1111 I h~: )!QIIf, T h c IH' I b hfl,t.e into 0 th~ s~orl t'ljl 1: II I II ttl 11 ~:ur t y 1111 ' ' . their first \1 ri I'll •m n Johnson I \\' ll • VII f 11 ·l,uss ' ih\m ~~:nim qmlt~~rbu~k til Jtmior tl»ht l.ltl\l 1\1111 Oosl.l, S~:llllljl ll\\ , this M:III'V \I'll' II l\ ~· I' Inniss puss 111 Ollsi.' Ihut cm· ~t'\lll :Ill ytu\ls. Thl.l. 8l11c PIHII ' " Dtvlle, ll River Vllley'a Jerem~ Stroud plcka up po1ltlvo yordiiiO aQalnat Southern durlnll the Raldert' 39-0 vlotor~ Friday nt&ht. (Bryan t.onal Marauden run wild on Fairland leyball team lost to Jackson Thursday, 16·14, 5·15, 15·13. Tessa Hauerty led the~ Blue Anacls wllfi 12 service points, IY JIM IOULitY while Whitney Williams and OVP ClOII'IIpondent Abby Recs each had six and · Sarah Step)! added five. Chelsea Oooch was 28-forROCK SPRINOS - The Meigs 33 at the net hilling with seven Marauders rolled to their third strulgbt kills. while Haaaerty and · win Friday by ~huttiniJ out the Fulrlond Ashley Jones eacli had tl ve. Orngons 33-0. · Oallia Academy plays host The Marauder defense held the to Athcns Tuesday and enter· Drugons to just 89 tolltl oft'ensivc ,YUrd~ tnlns Oak Hlll and Mclas In n and never let the DrliiiOilS out ot their trl· mntch WedJlc&dny. own half of the field, Tho Muruuder offense benefited from the good defensive play by get· tlng the boll in excellent field position 11s half of the Mar11uder drives sturtcd swee~ on the Fulrlund side of the SO~ ynrd line. Tho Drngons flnit drive of the night seemed to set the tone fur the visitors GALLIPOLIS - In . a trl· us they fumbled the bulluwuy at. their match held at Ohio Valley own 26-ynrd tine on the secund offenChrlstlwl. Hwman Tmce dofeulcd pluy . ovc (15·10, 1().15, 't!'i-0) ttnd sive Ross Stewnrt recovcrell tho loose ·KygerCrcck(l4-t6,1H 15-3). bull und the Mnruuders sot up' shop on Against OVC, Ashley Clny the Rhort field. After on tlrst down on hud 15 point~ and Chelsea second-und-1 1, Jeremy Roush hlnsted Canaday added nino for Hllllnan ·through 11 big hole in the Drngon Troce, while Kaloc Edmond~ defense Rnd struck pny dirt from 15 and MacKenzie McMuny led yurds out, the kick tor the o.xtrn point OVC with seven each. hit the left upright und Meigs led 6-0 Kristen Hally hud 13 points with 9:36 showlng on the first period and Mcsan Delancy added I0 clock. . · · in Hannan Trace's win over The Drugons second pgssession wtts Kyger Creek, while Brittany almost n curbon cupy ul' their rlrsl ns Hafdway led KC with 10. . • Devils smelt 0 11111131. trl·mllch •a 4 •12 All priced ··4f ~~ '"' \1;.'1\'t \\ '"" 1\lf"'l\ ;II~ 11"'-W tlllf \IIIQI1.11(~L tll<lll 11 t I'll\', ''"" '"'' ~.. Gimt 111 GALLIPOLIS FERRY McKen zie Muycs of Gulllpolls Ferry, is proud to announce the birth of her buby brother, Jumie Mutthew Muyes Jr. Mutthew wusborn July 18, 2002, II\ ~ 46, Soulll Pol't 14 &0 . ''111\"~ et m~lll a 1111\ten ~ o Mtlas ~ FtkllriU 0 w.iiton 38, Rock Hl14 1*1 t"" •"'''""~ U\ 111\k{ '" 1\f\~'1 """"' 1\lOA't ...,~~-~.. t 'll<l\11 """· \\ tll;l N Hannan Trace VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS .TILT..JN FOU EASY CLEANING • 1m t"" I~Lit. ~ ll fl\\'11 lit IIIII\"' II\ 1111 llllt('fi'Pt \'\1 -1\ut "''"" I""""~~' 1\ll'tn , <lll!'l'\il: 111<11 J'(\._"plt'\1 t'h~till ~ 1\\,<li.\tlht IIi. \1 lilt RWW~att~~O AN·Y SIZE DOUBL.E-HUNG rREE IN-IIOME ESTIMATES POMHROY. 01110 ovc {~~......~,~ 1\l( ~ l ~ '""'' \\\11«1\\1\1 1<•"'-l nr.pon ..... CJlnM Ju<lgC s~\ en L. Stor) '"'St: 1\mtn\)' Y. ~undul\lh, pnx"'~ed the fi.lllllwi n~ ~ a,·m~. se;~thelt, $.10 p us l\ht:'S n."\.~nt1v. <'\1St: Mkh:1el S. fret'm:\n Jr.. Fin<'<l 'were: R<ll'\' Milt~~n. W. •1.. no s.!:ttbelt, · R<lhinson , Rmt;lnd, l"'sittil JO ph1s 1.'0Sts. stop ~illn vi'" lxtcl dtt"'~ ~. 25 pitts \~ISIS , l:lli\111. ~0 plus ~'\~t~: Chud th•~'' tl:lys j:1il suspendt•tl. E. lm~ . Apple Grow. speed, tl.''lil\\tion. no~ ) ':II' pnllxl· JO plus <'\ISh. no seatht'lt, tinn: M:ttthew Eblin. $30 plus c'll.\ts: nunar:l S. Rutl:m,l. 1\'\'kless op.~mtio~. A•~ett. G;~ltipolis, spt.-cJ, $1fKI plus ~osts: En,· E. $30 plus t'\lsts: Rkh;~rd M. l.;~ws••n. Syra,·usc. littetit\,11. Young, 1\llllefi.'Y· no sembelt, $55 plus ~osts: \Vils1.•n $30 plus l'o,•ts: Timothy R; Putn:~m II. Cmlvillc. "1"-'n Dilltnl. R:1ciue. n\1 ~e:llhelt, c'\mt;lincr, $100 p!u, t'liSts: $.\0 plus <'l.lsb: John Fish~r. Ann K. f\nderson, Millheld. failure 1\1 t'Ontl\ll. J:llne,tnwn, spet'<.l. ~0 pins $20 plus .:ust: Ryun H. ,·,"ts: M:1rc S. Queen. Daltun, Pt. Pleasunt. ~pet'\!, Pnmemy, no se:~the lt , $30 $.30 plm •·ost: Geoq,liU plus t'osts: Herhert D. H:trris. Spencer, no seutbelt, G<lggins, MiJdlepot1 . nn $20 plus l'\~ts. stop si!jn viose:uhctt, $30 . plus · l'IISts: hltion: Dlmllhy L. Hunis, Christopher J. Schmnk. S!'lCnt-er, W.V:1., no sembeh. Columbus, speed, $.10 plus $20 plus l'IISts: Frederick M. l'llsts. Heldreth. \'omel\•y. no scut1'\mmie L. Spn~g. Nitn1. .hell, $20 p US C\l.,tS. W.V:t .. SJX.'t.'<l. $30 plus msts: Tl111deus P. 13umgnrdner, Mkh:tcl R. St. Clair. Middleport, s~, SW plus Reedsville. stop sign viol:t- ~osts: Donme ,L, Clitl'. ti\11\, $20 plus l'OSIS: Amanda. ACDA, $20 plus Ro~1sevc lt Peoples. Maple costs: Cynthia Klein, Hetghts, speed. $30 plus p•lmcnJy. spet>d, $30 plus costs: J~hn S, Brinkley, cost: Roltie D. Steivunt, McConmck. S.C. spt.'Cd. $50 MiJdlep•.)rt, window tint, $20 plus costs: Cart W. plus costs: Todd 'Ends, Rnushkolh, ldeul, Gu., speed, 1\nnemy, obstructinll o.tliciat $30 plus t'<.lSt, senthelt, $.10 business, t'O.,ts only; Julie t. plus costs; Serl!ill G11reiu, Curter, Middleport, thel\. Ctcveltmd, selltbelt, $30 plus costs, three days .tail suspend· ensts: Russell P. D' Angdo ed, one vcur probntion: Jr., Rock Cleek, spt.-cd, $30 Evulenc Fetty, Middtc~ol'l. plus enst. · sule of cigurettes to u mmor, Steven L. Hanis, B11ekcye $SO pitts costs: Kyle · P. Lllkc. spee<l. $.10 plus costs: Norris , Racine, reckless Slmnn:t L. R:1111cy, operation. $100 plus •·osts. no l'ml'torville, speed, $30 plus semhett, $30 costs. · costs: Ryan A. Hanson. Kim Beaver, Gallipolis. Jaeks<lll, IICI se:~theh, $30 plus passing bud checks, $2~ plus C<lsls: William 13\:tck, Athens , .;osts, three days juil suspendnn sc'atbch, $20 plus t'osts: ed, un.: ycur probntion, restiTruvis W. Friend. Pomcn1y, tution : Sundnt Bright, speed, $30 plus l'ost: Jodi I. Middlcpott, obstnteting ofl'i· Winkle , L:meuster, spcc'd, dut husiness, $100 suspend$50 plus costs: Luura D. .:d costs. thn.-c duys juil susHensley. Long Uothlm. no \Cnded . one yeur prohution: scutbdt, $30 plus Cl.lsts: 1~yun Dutton, Pt. Pleasant, Wiltium .l. Mulmtli:y, Atb;my. speed, $23 plus costs: Marvin speed, $50 plus cpst; Allison A. Day, Pomct'oy, undel'llgc It Story. Pomemy. improper consumption, costs, 60 duy hackillll. $20 plus n1st. juil suspended to one yeur Midwcl G. Luwsun. Long prnhulion, disorderly conBottom, no scutbch, $30 plus dUt1. JO dnys juit suspended People OVP s Prep Football Sauttt Pl:*t Meigs County Court News ite Fa mns sti HIGHUGHIS ~ Society news and notes . Special Olympics bowling pradke announced SATuRDAY' Tho Murnudcr offense continued to cllck in tho second q1mr1cr whh Roush und Stew on gulnlnathc yurdaae 'm tho Melga 33 11round nnd Hnnnon hittln11 upon rece ivers thrmtllh 'the ulr. linnmm Pillrl•nd 0 t'outid Fnckler lbr n:l~ · YIII'dtou c hdown wllh 6 :2~ left in the holt' to moko It 18· o M e lg~, Aauin the t wn-poi m conv r· sion fulled. · The Marauders INI 11 bill brenk cnrly In the third quurter when Fucklers punt . ngntn th~ bn1I wns fut~blod on t~e sec· wolll off tho helm 1 of Pnirltmd's Sum ond ptuy with Meigs Kenny Zuspun HutT und rolled lo the Drugnn l·ynrd fnlltng on the bntl 111 the Drugon :13· line whcro Huff wns downed hy . ynrd line. . · Roush The Muruuder~ behind the runnln11 fir~t down the Dru~o~n ns 1111uln (It' Roush ond Stewart drove insid~ \he cuullhcd up tho bull und when K onn~ I0-ynrd line. but the Drnyon de tense . z uspnn modo his second recovery of stiffened 11nd tho Muraudcn. were the nillhl Melus wus 1111 uln knocklnil 011 forced 10 mtcmpt a 21 -yord fleld soul the door of the om11on end 1.ono Rnss by_B.u1.~ Puckler. Tho bnll Nulled wide Stewurl plowed over l'rom the (;no un lett und the Drugons took over on their the ne~l piny nnt.l Hunuun pnssed Ill owAtt~~·u Pulrlnnd punt Mellis went ~ 4 Bmndon Rtumbur11 for the·c~tr·u p11inlN • nnd Meigs hold n 26·0 lend. ynrds ln.5 pl11ys for their second touch· Tho Muruud r defons comlnucu 111 down of the nlyht . d .1 1 D 1 h ·• f' 1 utrterbnck Kyle Honnun connc 'ted om nate ! 10 rngons w t "' , onH ve " kl 1h c linemen ZuNpun, Bl.l\lle Jill nnd wl rnc or on two stru ~ I comp1C· Brundon Goble controlllna the Inside ~~~~~~~ltyn~~ ~~cDr~g~~s R~~::hr~~~~~ while llncbuckcrs Roush, Stcwurt und • JaHon Rossler mnde sure no Drugnn rom 18 yurds out. drlvln11 t~e lust bill! cnrrl rs got up u hDud nf Ktcnm defender into the end ~uno from the S M'uu Holley alHn piuyed wcllnn 'the yurd line. T,ho pus~ for the two-polnl . ·convcrsi(lll tniled Pnd Mclg ~ led 12·0. ltlttH 111 Mtlp. 1:1 on ~ .. Rebels roll over Miller IV DIIIIK T•VLOII OVP 1t1fl writer MER ERVILLE ,... In ll ~tunc whkh M llw nine totul turnovers uml rnoro tlmn ISO ynrd~ In f)lltltlltl~s ontl u P.lllr of eje~tlon s, South Onllln hcnl.l ~ouc h Donuld Snund11n nntsl sure oo ~ lod for th on-field li88UI'l\llCCti of junior ~[l ~lllt Merrick. Morrl ·k huulcd In ev ry uom· pi tlon the urm nl' Reb e l I! quni'terbnck Josh Wuuul\ would monoae Prltlfiy und lllthhed three fni ONCilllUIIM 01\ del' nsll us Snulh Oolllo (2·3) crui NQd puNt wlnh!MM Mill r ((). ~ ), 3!1·6. "H Mure : ~now ~ hiMWilY: nround the n 1\1." Sound rN Mold nf Merrick ut\ r· tbc lll\1110. "Ha hos thot Mns of wh r h Is und ronlly know how to usc th lloid to hit 1\llvuntua . Him und Joah IIIHH 1H ltlltll, 12 • �• Saturday, September 21, 2002 Pomeroy • Mlcldltt>Ort• OllllpOlla • Point PIMHnt • Herd past UCF \AP\ - fultr \.'01\se-'Uti'l'e !!trues Ill' at 1\Mllld in a 47-21 loss at 1\ll' ~~ least ~00 yards pts'Sillll Vil)?.ini:t 1b:h last week. ~ 111\1' all<! I\\'U hllk_•t\J,J\\1\S ~~~ Sl~. Carey etltcred itl Marshall 's Mat>.~H ~tutubiN 1\1 11 ltl ~ I L~l\wkh h:ld just ll.7 ~lll\ls thii\1 series all\'!r starter \kt.~ 1\Vt'f t\'l\lflll ""llli41 .passi~ in the se<:ood Mit Butdtlc Walla~.'C suffered a In tl\\l Mld· "'eri\':~tn mdudt~ Marshall's llnly slight (.'0\1(\lssion atld ran tlll' li\~1~\U' ~ 1\\t bull\ 'SI.'\lf\' mthe serond halt' - a just I ~ ylll\ls on six.carries, ~m~ Frl~ n~ht . ~tl·yard m !'<XI'S Ill Josh Ollvl~ C'at\'y rush~ t\1r 87·y,wds ill Res 1'\'t Bta\l(lon arey 11\idW\\Y thN~h the third the tirst halt', indu4hll! a I · yard TO run to @.lvc Mari;hall "-''~ 1\11' a ~~tei:N\~h 14.2 \lll:ll1el" 1\\1' a ltl::) 4 lead. ~at \I, as M"*ll ~ 11\"~XI it-s IM Central Florida only tift' lead fur goo<~, 17-14,mid1'\llml~ '''~~ 111\d spoiled the man~ on~ score after hall· way th"llli!h I he se<.'\lild qtlar\At' ~II 1\w the tJt\1(\el\ time as \~II all<! cooldn 't (1\1)· ter, 1\1~~~~~~ tt...,,), \Vh\1 ~~~II! !he i\allt\\ oo tt~ mlstal..."es liy Central Florida's nmnin.l! ias\ sh ~~"'ll\~ ~~~ II DWIS\011 L.~~)Wich. His second illter-. game also made a significant ....A..h~nt ~:t\)lloo !!"'~ Central Florida colltribulion for the first ti111e ltth\ 1\:h en~nxl the game the ball at its 47 with 2: lO this season. ~~~ tift' lllvlsloo I·A lelldct in tenlaillllli hi the ganl\", The Golden K11it!hts last in \\'IIIII 1\lltli~ b\.1\ WaS tested 8ut Cem~;~~l Florida's ltyall the co11feretK'e at 49 yards 11t1en lw ~llttlll ..lorltla, dltft'ider was intercepted .fur rushllli per j!ame, but Alex · whkh Mt~tsll<~ll t'tllll:h 8\'lb the ~-ond eonse(\1\\ve s~ries Hay11es btoke thrnul!h t'or I 06 Pl\ttlll:lllt~ pet'l\~ th~ 11\\I'SI In Marshall territory, gettl"'l yaros nlo11e 111 the t'lrst h:tlf. athlet k ~~~~ the llrel\1 1111lit! plcl.-ed oil' by terence 'tarpley He got some help from 1111 fourth d(lwn at the M:trshall, . which ~\ r tl\,'\l\1 111 h•ome, made M<~tshall ~t'i. Vil)?.hlia T~Xh' s dll<l of Revill I elhvldt ~trt~led at Hmes, 1\\ -cl'lhrmvh~ sewral Marshall then ran out the J\ll\cs a11d Lee SUI!l!S look unluu~h;~ble a 1~k llj!o. 1\'\.~l\'t"~ tllld 1\~hll! his ptt~s· dock, \"~ t"<~rl~ In th\" ~at)lt". 1-le t1n· The 1-letd h(lped Ill ¢stabllsh In the second quarter, \shed ~~~·1.11'..~\1 with t\V'Q lnt-cr- their ruMIIIJII!IIIIIc early IIIler Haynes, who t1nishclt with t"CI)IIIIns ;md h11d hls-strilll! Ill' i!lllnh~ just 34 ylll\ls \lll the I4:2 yards <lll 28 carries, broke Hll 1'1 Gtt) "~t\'" bth\ idl thte\\ l \\\ u ta(kles and stiff·anned a third defender Ill score on a ss·-yard nm for a 14-10 lead. &rly iii the fourth quarter, Man;hall's Jonathan 0\lddard was pe11alired l'or taunting after 1111 Incomplete pass, ~lv­ lng Ce11tral Florida a ltrst d<lWII '" the Herd 14 . 1\w plays later.. Schneider !lipped 11 shovel pass to Haynes, who sprinted in for a 19,yard TO \lAth 13:2:llel) to tlnlsh the S(.'Orinl!. But Central Florida was held to two first dowm the rest of the w;cy. Curtis Head kicked lleld j!oals of 41 ;~nd 22 yards for Matl\hall. Marshall senior Quarterback Byron Leftwich, shown In action against Ohio last season, threw for 340 yards and·two touchdowns as the Herd defeated Central Aorlda Friday, (OVI' flle photo) Raiders hmPap11 . in Fri Mlrltttl 2S, PL P11111nt 1S MARIIiTIA - Cllllihll! ll:l n tln~c·pl.llllt le11d with cit!ht r------a m In u t c s fiHlHIInlllll, the Mariettu Tigers did whnt they do bcsl. Mt~sh . Mudettn (3·0, l ·tl SliOAL) pro~~~ded Tllompeon on 11 13• · piny. ~4 · ~MJ Jril'e ~ulmh1111~d by tl I \I I I·~ tiN \llU~hdtlWfl filii by dtllll Miller ttl httld oO' rolnt Pl~ll,tllll Frldn)' ttl\d pull nut ll l~ · l" \I'll\, Th11 llrl l'e m11k ncurly ell!ht mhlllte~ Ill' time llll' the dn~k nml su~~ed thu lll'e 11ut llf thll HI~ Ultl~b II <II, wlm hml n • Utili· I~. lnste11d, the TtRtn took the btll11nd pound~!\~ It with 1\111· bt~k Tyler Kelly nnd MHier etlch g11sMng , chunks ot' yutd~~ge o\'er the right side or up the middle. Kelly t1nhhed with his highest output of the se11son, ~urryl llll l4 tl me~ for 128 yutds. C11111ei'OII All\lgo lidded 79 yllrds on I3 ct\frles lis the 11lll!ts grou11d 0111 l'll yntds by hmd. . . Kevin Thompson led the Ult~ Dlucks (\ ·3, tl·l) otl the l!l'lllnld with 50 ylifds un 13 curries. Btlpre4S, E•stem27 IUlLPRI.i -· 'rhe Belpre Oolden linllles run over, uround und through the Bustern defe~~se , They just · couldn 't run IIWltY from thCilt until Ouy Burley's l!l·yuru kkkllff U~llClll\lll 1\'•CI\Cf~II.Cd tiller II return broke tiustern 's sec4 . · yurtlhltcl'l.:~lltlill\ rctum by ullu· hulf momentum ut\d l)u,tln Buk~l' pullcJ Pulnt spurred 1M pre to u. 43·27 l'lcn~ullt til within three pulm~ win. Devils front ..... 11 tlt:vU~ mlss111l the ~utwer.~ltm kkk. which put the 8C\lte ut ll·O with less thnn four min· Uh.l' clups~d In lhl! t'lrstquur· Ill I'. On thl) onslihll! drive, luulor dcl'cn81vc buck Donnie lohMon came up bill for the Devils lly pkkl1111 ol1' un unemptad puss from Ju~kMilll ttuurtcrbuck Jured l'lumphroys to wide receiver ~Ut1 DCLOIIQ, which ltlliVII OuUiu A~nthillt)' lhc bttll 011 the JttCk!OII 41 , · M~:Kinnls~ hit Bose 1111nln for ll ~uh1 ol' 23 yardM, ·l'ol· lowed by u 17·yurd run ~ Kanlor running b~ck Ty Slmmun~. Clnrke Suunders ·Rebels from Plpl1 huve , u renl aootl rel~tlon· Ahl ," .!fhut quarterbu~k·to·rccolv· er rulutlonshlp puld ulvldcnd8 c11rly on fm the Rebels, who u~od ltlo cstubllsh their dtlm· lnunee Into In the first quurlcr on u buny·bun11 pluy which put the tcum up 7·0. Af'ter f'umbllna o 11nup In the Mhotgun formutlon for the KOCIWI thtiC un the ttll!ht, Wuu11h N~rumblcu for more !hun ~even NccondN behind Barley's return punctuut~tl un ull· round solid night for the senior who nntassed 21 O·all· purpose yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Brlun Adttms lllso hnd n nke evenlnl! tor the l:iugles, rollin!! up I 00 yttrds rushing with twn scores u11d uddllll! 82 ~11tds pn~sltlll , 8clpre (<1· 1) ruttg up 258 yttrds nn the ground Ul!ttlttst Eustcrli (l·J). but hnd tl dlftku lt time putting the pesky visiting Ettgles awuy, 'rraiHng 20-7 tit the hull', Enstern blocked a punt on Belpl\''s llrsl possession of the seco11d hul 1. Sophomore quurtorbttck Ken Amsbur~ mude u 2\1 yurd scmlt to the end zone, Though the Eilllllcs polntufter fulled, Ettstcrn sti ll nullllti!CU lo dent the Belpt·e SCilfC, 20• t:t Dur1·en Scut·burnul!h led Eiustcrn with 12 curries fur H6 yut·ds, while Bryun Mlneur udded 66 yurds un I~ curries, Doleu tl\ld his boys needed u momctltlltlt chlllll!e und l:itlfley dell vered on the et\sultfg kickoff. Fielding the bull at the Belpre I!!, Earley ruced to the end t.olle, ulltouched, to take the wind out of the Eagles wllli!S, Eastern was obviously ruttied, failing to recover the cusuln~ kickoff allowing llelpre s Alex Earley to pounce on the ball . Easterll 's de feMe recovered, fordtll! Belpre ·to turn the hull over on downs. Eitstern then marched down field un an 11 -plny drive lustlnl! more than three minutes .to once nguin to elose within n scmc of Belpre. Durren Scarbrough's 11 yunl touchdown rumble closed the l!liP to 28-21 with 2:2\1 lcfl in the third period. Belpre responded In I'CS\lundlng lash ion us Allums led u Ct'Udul drive, npcnlng with n 36-ynrd s~l'lllllble Inking the bull to the l:iustern 37·yurd line . Altcrnutlng runs by Shane Ctilvln und ·Luke Gibson t11i1k the hull down to the l'iustern 6 , before Adams did the hothll'.~ with u 6-yurd S~tH'C , then scored tltc Devils· seclllld hlu~hdownonu une-ym\1 plllllllt.l, Oulllu Acttdemy ulletnpteu u two·poltu ~un ­ vet•slott1 but Dunnlc Johnsmt WIIS tl\Ckled In the buckfield, At\er 1111 c~~hun11e of punts. u Jucksutt t\lmblc, und llllt\th· er Gulllu Acudemy pum1• the lrunmen drove to the uluc l:>evlls I-'·yutd line, but were unublc to cupltuUte due to un lllegul procedure ~lltllty, u puss thut wus knocked down by JeMsc Reltmlre, und u dropped puss thut would huve l!lven the Iron men . u flrMt•. und·I!OUI ut the De vile' five. Mer o 25·yutd gnln on 11 pn~~ fro111 McKlrtnlss to totly tuldwe ll , Oulllu Acudemy ~tnrted murchlnl! buckwnrds • losing 10 y~rds on u holdh\11. penult)' und 20 ynrdM on n rumbled, nttel\\{)1· ed revene. Jn~kson pnnlully blocked punter Shnnno11 Shipley's punt which guve Jntks011 the. bull ut the Gulllu Acudcmy 37, Tlm~e Jjluys .lutet'. ry Simmons lnterceptetlu Jured Humphreys pus,~ tlnd returned It \u the Devils' 18, 'rhree pluys Iuter, McKii111lss hit Donnie Johnson on u deep post which went the dlstunce for u 63· yurd touchdown with I: 12 lei\ In the hull'. 'rhe third ~unrter linw the rains come und 110 us well us both offenses. · tiurly In the fourth, Oulllu Acndemy uttempted u luterul puss thut TY Slmmonli · thoullht wus ruled lncom· plete. Juckson!s '\)'ler Bnl8de11 s~ooped up the tum· ble und returned It to the Blue Devils' 16·yard line. five pluys later, Jackson bi'Oke Into the scoring cul umn un u !lne•ym·d dive by running b11d T.J. McDonuld, 'fhe lruntiten lidded the tWO"!}lllnt COnVCr' slon 10 close the gnp to' 18 -~ . Juckson, down by two scores with seven minutes let\ In the gumc , opted for the onslde kick . Steve Kinney (lelded the kick clcunly for the Devils, which well senled the game for the Devils, Mcklnnlss threw for 264 y11rds and completed 13·of18 pu~ses, Cody Caldwell was the Devils' leading receiver with six receptions for 98 yards, followed by Donttle. Johnson with two cutches for 9~ yards. Oullla Academy will ploy host to the Morlettu Tigers! Friday. Jackson will trnve to Athens. the fine of scrlmmaa_e, using u key block from lJrundon Coburn to get n ~lemr view tlownfleltl, where Wnu11h found Merrltk wide open for u 29 ynrd pus and run touch· down with 3: 12 lett ".1 wns " little worried there In the bealnnlna," Saunders stlld. "Bul we nttled down und d'ld n little better control· lin» the ball, whl~h we huvc to j!tllnlot better 111 next· we~k . " Wnu11h, who led the Rebel! In fiiMhlna on the nl11h.t with 48 yards on 7 cnrrles, put South Oallla up 14·0 In the Necond With U f0 yurt! run to puydln, Juke Workmurt then plowed In from S yurds out just before the Intermission to ylve lhe host! u three•touch· aown cushion, Miller's ftuiirutlon seemed to ~ome to a heud early In the third quuner, u ~ pair of per· sonal fou I calls led to gume dlsquullflcutlons of players on both sidelines. Minutes later the ttulcon1 munuged to be assessed for three pmonul fouls on one phty, seemihl! to sum up the nlllht for the IIUll!t! In II 3~ yard penalty. In nl~ Miller wqs flagged 9 times tor I07 yntds on the nl11ht while turning the bull over on ~IK occasions. The one brlllhl spot on the night lor Miller came mid- way through the fourth quarter, as More Sicilian scored on a 2-ynrd run to give the Falcons their 11rst points of the season. Suund~rs, while pleased with the outcome of the contest, looked to the Immediate future for the Rebels, who travel to Purkersburg Catholic next Saturday. "We have to get better at bull control," he said. "Parkersburg Catholic has a real class program and !think we're going to give them a gume, but we have to lake cure of the ball bette~ und hopefully get a couple biM plays und ~e'll be right In lt. in our building of our program, we need for good things to happen in succession, We're getting them here and there in bits and pieces." River Vttlley's defense would force a pair of safeties and score a pair of TO runs - one by Joey Graham from 24·yards out a11d the other by .Stroud from 34·yards out us the Raiders led 32-0 at the end of the opening quarter. "We were hOping to get on them a little bit," said -oeet "I was hoping for that result; but I felt it would take u longer etrort." The Raiders added another score in the second quurter as Jessie Ward punched one in from the Southern l 'yard line with 7:21 lei\ until the half. . · That would prove to be the lust score of the game. On the defensive side of the ball for River Valley. Adam Durst and Justin Hultllill each had five tackles, while Justin Hudnell added four ond Luke DeGarmo pitched in with three. The River Valley defense held Southern to mlnus-15 yards rushing in the first ha)f and nine yards on the ground in the whole game. . "l give Gregg Deel and hi s · staff u great deul of credit," said Burr. "They· ve done a fine job · with this football progmm." River Valley enters play in the Ohio Valley Conference next as the Roiders travel to Chesapeuke Friday. Southern plays host to Federal Hocking next to begin play in the TVCHocking Division. •aturbav ltlllttt -•tnllnrl • Page 83 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolla • Point Pleasant Saturday, September 21, 2002 Prep Football Scoreboard River Valley 39, Southern 0 Soulhern Rl1191 Valley 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 39 Firat Quarter RV - Allan Brown 65 run (John Polcyn klcl<) t t :49 : RV - Burl.ey Geigel 68 run (Polcyn klcl< ) 6 :06. RV .,.- Solely. 4 30. RV - Joey Graham 24 run (Polcyn kit!<) 3' t 0. RV - Solely, 3 02 . RV - Jeremy Stroud 34 run (Polcyn kiCk ) 2:17. S.Cond Quarter RV - Jess1e Ward t ru n (Polcyn kit\<) 7:21. Team Stettattca SHS RV Flrsl Downs 5 t0 Rushes -yards 30-9 49 ·368 5t o Passing yards Total yards 60 368 Comp-ah-lnl 5- 13-1 0·0·0 3· 2 3·2 Fumbles·IOSI 9-55 Penalties-yards 6-35 Individual Slo11attca Ruahtng: SHS - Wes Burrows 520 , Juslln Allen 8- 11 , B.J. Mamhout 2· I , Derek Tealord 8-0. Phillip Pierce 7-(-23): RV - Allan Brown 3-83, Cha~le Nibert 18-77, Burley Geiger 168 , Jeremy Slroud 2- 46 , Josh Wamsley 8·29, Joey Graham 2·29, Juslln Hallhlll 5-11 . Josh Murphy 5-13, Luke DeGarmo 1· 8. Jessie Ward 2·2, Sooll Hun11 -1 . Derrick Layton 1-t Peaalng: SHS - Ph illip P ierce 5· 13· t -51 : RV - none Receiving: SHS - Buddy Young 327, Wes Bu rrow s 1· 24 : RV - none 32 Meigs 33, Fairland 0 Meigs Fairland 12 6 15 0 - 33 0 0 0 0 o Firat Quarter Meigs - Roush 15 run (kick !ailed) Meigs - Roush t 8 run [pass lao led) Second Quarter Meigs -' Fackler 25 pass lrom Hannan (pess failed) Meigs - Slewarl 1 tun (Hannan to Ramsbu rg) Third Quarter Meigs - Roush 54 run !Fackler kick) Wahama 20, Waterford 7 Waham a Walerlord 7 7 6 0 - 20 o o 7 Q7 Firat quarter WAH - Johnny Barton 60 lumble return (Anthony Mitchell kick) :01 Second quarter WAH Johnny Berlon 11 rur1 jAnlhony Mitchell kit\<) 2:05 Third quarter WAT - Ale> Heiss 5 pas·s trom Ben Cunningham (Heiss kick) 4:27 WAH - Clabe Lamberl t run (kick blocked) 2 ·20 Toam Slalllllca WAH WAT FIJSI downs t3 ~ Rushes-yards 53·246 23·4 9 Pass ing yards 0 109 Comp-aiHn l o-2-0 7-2 1-t Fumbles- los! 3-1 1-1 Penalues·ya rds 5-47 5-45 5· t t9 5-185 Punts·avg Individual Stali s11cs Ruahlng : WAH - Gabe L\ unberl t8-85 , Ryan Mitchell 9· 74 Ju slm Jordan 12·66 .. Barlcn 2· 15, Chad Zerkle t 1· 2 . Brandon Gagnon 1-2 . WAT - Dan Doebereoner t 5·4 1, Ben C unnmgha m 5·5 . Todd McCutcheon 3·3 Paning: WAH - C had Zerkl e 0-2· 0-0-0: WAT - Ben Cunningham 7-20· t-109· t , Dan Doeberre•neiO+O· O·O Rocolvlng: WAH - none. WAT Trav1s Harra 2·25, Trav•s Barth 2·2 1, Ale> Heiss 2- t4 . Dan D oebereiJll)r t ·O South Gallla 35, Miller 6 Miller 0 0 0 6 6 South Gall 1a 7 14 6 8 - 35 Firat Ouartar SG - Jason Mernck 2 9 pass l rom Josh Waugh (Ralael Thelen k1ck) 3 f 2 Second Quarter SG - Josh Waugh 1 0 run tRalael Thelen kick) 4 :t0 SG - Jake Wo rkman 5 run tR alael Thelen kick) 1:17 Third Quarter SG - Josh Wau gh 7 ru n (pass laded) t :54 Fourth Quarler " M - Marc Sclllan 2 run tpass la•ledl 6:23 SG - Selh Willia mson 2 run (J osh Waugh pass to Zack Lee) t :4 t Team Stallallcs MIL SG 10 Flrsl Downs 8 Rushes·yards 27·56 39· 152 72 Passing yards t 38 4· 12-2 Comp-ell-lnl t2-25 -3 3· 1 Fumble s-lo s! 3·3 6-43 Penall oes-ya rd s 9- t 07 lndlvlduol Statlollca Rushing: MIL - Marc Scl llan 1352, Jon Dishon 2·6: SG - J osh Waugh 7-48 . Brandon Coburn 1 t ·35. Ricky Whlll 4·7. Zack Leo 6-20 . Jake Workman 5- t 3 · Pasa)ng: MIL - Curt Mauro t.2·242· t 38·0. Marc Scll 1an 0 · 1· t · 0·0 ; SG - Josh Waugh 4· t 2·2-72· t Receiving : Mil - Kellh Moore 332, Er ic Riley 2· 15. Marc Scl lo an 2-(5), Ryan Wohrle 2-39 , Wil son 1·35 , Shaw n Hannah 1·6. Dus tin Milchell I · 15: SG - Jason Mernck 4-72 Gallla Academy 18, Jackson 8 G . Academy 12 6 0 o - t8 Jackson 0 0 0 8 8 Flrsl quarter GA Tom Bos ;;: pass from TraVIS MCKinniSS (PAT IJ1iad) 9.23 GA - Cla rke Sau~rs I run (Donnie Saunde rs run fa1led) 7 12 S.Cond quort8f GA - Donnie Saunders 63 pass !rom Travis McKinnlss IMcKinniss pass lalledi t ·12 Fourth quarter JAX - TJ McDonald 1 ru n (Zach HaUer pass tram Jared Humphreys) 7 Ot · Team Statlatlco GA JAX F~rst Downs 9 9 Rushes-yards 35-56 3<!· t 25 Pass•ng-ya rd s 264 19 · Cornp·AIHn1 t 3· t8·0 2· 15·2 Fumbles·Losl 2- 1 3- t Pena llles ·yards 7· 52 4-20 Punls-avg 4-30.2 5-36.2 Individual Statlallca Ruahlng: GA - 1Y Simm ons t 8· 52, Clarke S)lunders 6- 14 , Do nnie Johnson 4-1~ . Jessie Rellmlre 2-0 , Tra v•s McK •nmss 4-(·3 ). Cody Caldwell t ·I ·20): JAX - T J M cdo nald 17 -64 . Jon Ferris 8- 3 t . Jared Humph reys t 0-2 9. Tyler Ba1sden 3·1 Passing: GA - Travts McKinmss t :I · 1B·0·264 ·2, JAX Ja red Humphreys 2- 15 2-t 9·0 Rocotvlng : G A - Cody Caldwell698 . Donme Johnson 2-95. Tom Bose 3-44 . '!Y Simmons 2-31: JAX - TJ McD onald 1·24 . Tyler Baisden 1-(·5) Marietta 23, Pt. Plaisant 13. PP Mar 0 7 6 tO 0 0 6 7 - 13 23 Firat quarter M - 'TYler Kelly t 5 run tklck !ailed) 8•56 Second quarter P P - J D Tho mpson t run (Branson Barkey k•ck90 3 ·48 M - sa lely I t 2 M - Camaron Amlg o 3 run (Am1go Individual atats Rushing : Po1n1 Pleasant - Kev•o Thompson 13-60. J D Thompson 5· 35. N1ck Duncan 2·7, Jesse Noh 2· 21 , David Bonecuner 2-. (· 1). Jared B1llongs t ·0, Manetta - 'TYler Kelly 24· 128 . Cameron Am1go 13·79. Adam M•ller.14·37 . Marcus Groves 614. Jonathan Franks 2· 8 , Jason Watkons 1-6 Paning: Polnl Pleasanl - Kevin Thompson 1-4 -4· 1: Mar tella Marcus Groves 2· 6· 17·1: Jason Schab 0-1-0 Receiving: Point Pleasant - Nlc Da tion t ·4. Manetta - ·Jonathan Franks 2-17 Belpre 43, Eastern 27 7 t4 6 21 6 8 15 43 Firat quarter B-Shane Colvin 4 run (kiCk failed), E B 0 t4 Greenfield McCla in 12 . Weslern B rown 8 Hillsboro 20 . Balavoa t 4 Ironton 28. Campbell Counly (Ky 1 0 Lancaster 2 1. W~ster-v111a N 20 B-Guy Earley 12 run (Earley pass from Brian Adams). 3:04. Second quar1er E- Brenl Buckley 1 t pass from Ken Amsbary (Vince Marlin kick) , 11 :54 . B- Luke Gibson 2 run (kit!< fa1led). :58. Third quarter E- Amsbary 29 run (kclk la•led ). 7 :15. B-Earley 82 ki ckoff return (Adams run ). 7:01 E- Darre n Scarbro ugh t 1 run (Buckley pass lrom Amsba ry) , 2:29 . · Fourth quarter B- Adams 6 run [Gibson run) , 10:38. B- Adam s 14 run (Earley kick). 1:05. E- Travls Willford 7 pass lrom Amsbary jpass fai led) . :07. Individual Statla11ca Ruahlng : Eastern Darren Scarborough t2-86. Bryan Minear 15-66: Belpre - Luke G1bson t7·98, Shane Colvin 10- 34 , Brian Adams 8100, Guy Earley 5-26 Ken Amsbary 16-28· 198: Belpre · Brian Adams 3-8· 82 Receiving: Eastern · Jason Williard 7·90, Buckley 4-52 : Belpre Guy Earley 3-82 · 05 8 8:14. Passing: Eastern - pasS tram Jason Schab) Belpre 43, ReedSVI lle Easter n 27 Chesapeake 28 McArlhUI Vir•lon Co 0 Chesterla nd W Geauga 47. Burton Berksh11e 7 Chiii!Colhe 21 , COis Franklin His 6 Ch1lhco1he Hunllnglon Ross 41 . Piketon 7 Clrclev•lle Logan Elm 16. Bloom· Carroll 7 Coshoclon 13, Dover 7 Covmgt on 27 . Arcanum 10 Falrl ield Umon 20 , Cllcl.ev!lle 7 Franklort Adana 20 . Ch•lhcolhe Zane Trace 7 Gahanna 28 tiewark 7 Gahanna Lincoln 28 Nawark 7 Gallipolis Galha Acad 18 Jackson Third quorw pp - Duslon Baker 42 onlerceplion relurn (k•tk lailod) 8.3 1 Four1h quarter M - Adam Mil ler 2 run (Eric Bertram . k• ck) By The Auoclated Preas Frldoy'a Reaulla Team S1a11o11ca PP M Albany Alexander 31 . Stewarl Ftrst downs 7 20 Federal Hocking o 25- 121 50-272 Amanda - Ciearcreek t8 , Ashville Au shes· yards 4 17 Teays Vall . .6 Passing ya rd s PC- PA-I 1-4- t 2-7- t · Alhens 60. VIncent Warren t3 16 t 289 Avon 40, LaGrange Keystone 13 Total yards Fumbles·losl 2·0 1·0 Ba)nbr idQe Paint Valley 21. 4-30 Chillicothe Unlolo 0 Pena ll les·yard s 6-50 Barnsevllle 27, Magnolia (W. va.) 7 Punts·avg 011 4·36.5 2·40.0 Ohio Prep Football Lanc aslar Fa1rtleld Un•on 20 . Ci rcleville 7 Logan Elm 16, Bloom·Ca rroll 7 Lucasvolle Valley , 34 . ~·ankl " ' Furnace Green 7 Monroe Cant 50 Beverly Fo ri Frye 6 Nelsonv•lla· Yotk 49 , Glouslar Tnmble 13 New Co ncord John Glenn 21 . C~ook svll le 7 New Lex 1ng1on 28. Zanesvolle W Muskongum 14 New Washlnglon Buckeye Tra•l 34 .. Zanesville Rosecrans 14 Pomeroy Me1gs 33. Practorvolle Fa1tland 0 Porlsmoulh 59 , Ravenswood (W Va.)1 5 Portsmouth W. 49. Waverly 7 S. Gallla 35. Hemlock Mi ller 6 Scioto McDermoll NW 48, S Po•nl 14 ThornvllleShendan 42 , Dresden Tn· Valley 26 Uhnchsvolle Claymonl 50 , Byes v•ll e Meadowbroo k 6 Washington CH 10, London 7 Wel lslon 36. lronlon Rock H•ll .14 Wheelersbu rg 43, Miniard 21 Williamsburg 12. Blanches te r 0 Wllllamsporl Wesllall 45 . Richmond Dale SE 14 Willow Wood Symmes Valley 49, Oak Hill 16 Wilmington 49, Jeflerson 6 Zanesville 2 t , Grovepori·Mad!Son 16 W.Va. Prep Football By Tho Auoclaled Preae Frlday'a Reaulta Barnesville . Oh•o 27 . Magnolo a 7 Berkeley Springs 17, Northe rn Garrell , Md . 6 Bluel1eld a6 Wyom•ng [as I 0 Braxton County 34 R•tt:hte Cou(1ty 14 Bndgeport 54 L•berty H armson 0 Brool<e 18. Indian Creek 01110 6 Buckhannon-Upshur 10. Elk1n s 6 Calhoun County 12 . Clay County 0 Cap~ lal 31. Logan 6 Dod<fndge County 20 Tucker County 8 Ed•son. OhiO 20. We~r l 9 Franklort 42 . Petersburg 6 Grallon 28. Hampshire 1 5 Gree11bner West 57 Pt~e Vtew 7 Hamlin 22 Gauley Bndge 14 Hundred 28 Clay·Ballolle James Monroe 14 Greenbner East 0 · John Marshall 35 Buckeye Local . Ohio 20 Kayser 22 , For t Hill, Md 21 Lew•s County 29. L•~coln 20 Loberly Rale •gh 20 Van 0 Ma nella. Oh1o 23, Poml Pleasant 13 Marsh Fork 26 , f<annan 18 Marlonsburg 64 Hedgesvolla 3 Meadow Bndge 30. G•lmer Coun1y 21 Midland Trat! 38 Rt chwood 18 Moorol1eld 75 Tygan s Valley 33 Morgantown 55. East Fa~r mont 6 Mount V•ew 49 B•g Creel< 28 Ntcholas County 20 . Summers County 6 Oak Glen t 9 Umori Loca l Oh1o ·t 4 Oak Holl 15. Poca 14 Pa·rkersburg South 32 . · Herber! Hoover 10 Portsmouth, OhtO 59. Ravenswood t5 Pnnce1on 33 . Musselman 0 R1 ver. Oh1o 23. 'TYler Consohdaied 12 Rtverstde 54 Sou !h Charleston o Roben C Byrd 34. Ph1h p Barbour 6 Scali 18 So ssonv1l le 7 Shady Spnng 62 Independence 6' Sherman 20 . Iaeger 14' South Ha m son 28 Pend leton Counly t 2 Spnng Va lley 28. Si Alba ns t 2 Sl. Marys 34 . Valley Wetzel t 3. Slone Bndge , v a. 56. Je llerson 27 ToJsla 20, Mat ewan 18 Unlversl1y 35. Fa11mont Sen1or o Va lley Fayolto 26 . Duval 24 Wahama 20. Walerlord. Oh•o 7 Wayne 50 , Wlnheld 8 Webster County 19 . Roane County 6 Wheeling Park 17, Norl h Manon 12 Willlamslown 55 . Paden C ~y 6 Woodrow Wi lson 7, Hun 11ng1on 0 . week." · Roush led the Marauders ·on the ground with 139 yards in 16 trips with 3 touchfromPI&tB1 downs. Ross Stewart gained 47 in 9 totes and one touchdefensl ve side of the ball. down. Josh Buzzard cnrried 6 Mei~s topped otT the nights times for 36 yards. Bruce sconng when Roush rnced 57 Glover 5 for 17, Eric yurds with I:37 let\ In the Cullums I for 18, Drew third quarter; Fackler odded Conde 2 for 4, Shawn Day I the extra point to bring the for 3 und Joel Clelland I for 0 yurds. final COU\lltO 33·0. The fourth quarter saw the Hunnun was 5 of 7 through younger Moruuders get their the air for 61 yurds und I chunce tn shine and looked touchdown. Fackler caught Impressive on a long drive four pusses for 50 yards and a deep In to Dragon territory score with Matt Holley that ended on downs at the · cutchlng one ball for II yards. · Dra~un 14 yard line, "I 111 proud of the kids," The Meigs offensive line of sold Couch Mike Chancey tuckles Cluy Stone and Curtis un.er the game. "It is it real Vurian. guards . Rossler and compliment to our players, to Zuspl(n and Fife at center be 0-2 and keep working hurd with Rumsburg at ti~htend 1111d Improving und not give blasted open holes 10 the up . Falrlund defense. "Overull I thought this was Meigs will open TVC play u 10tal team effort, we cun . next week as the host the ~~~joy this one for a short Wellston Golden Rockets in tune, because we open TVC the Muruuders homecoming 11luy with Wellston here next game. 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INFOCISION IS OFFERiNG A HElP WANT\;D $500 SlGN·ON BONUS Help Wanted · \Vt.'<!kly 1\1\Y• 11'\'e~ly l:llmus potenlial . · medlcnll<lemal/40 I K. Cllrm Stn.;,., lttpl'<'!"'""'"·,,. n,'et),'IJ for n,,l t'ih.'Cd 11\\tlrtU\\."\~ \)llh.- c. Futl t11nC per· nltm\.•nt l"\''tlnn \\\th p.n,,qh 1~1tcntutl. \V~ ll~ ''"'Ill~ fm n rchnhlc mdi\lduol 1111h u [)ud'Aifi·-... lnCI\tdoa Proe Yard 8ale 81ent u To ·l l Worcta. I Dflya Ov r 11 Wortla 10• Per Word Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A a M"at • t1l\.'1h.tl~ . \..' \\UI,~,)\1\ Uth.l pr. lfl\ ~\Hlnt\1 ll1A0 · If ynu hn,·e been re..~ntl) lni,t oil' <lr are nhoutl<l he ""' lllhi i\1\U\ldc. 11 nh 1hc 11M1ht) nnd dc\lre ll~ k\am. In ihh.htmn h\ m'urnn1..'f l'ler\'ice !\Ill] 'illc~. l'e\ j'l\ll\\ihlhltc\ \\ t1l lndudtl RCJ<-11 crul •lllke ch111~' ~Hcl pn11 1Jm~ ,_(~·retariaill •UPI-'11 hl lhc• 11~<'1\\ fo 1-t.• c"<lll\l<lcred. Prepaid IIIU\I J't\J \\\!'1' '1!1\lntl \\lit\Cil l\11d. '~'""'" nnd hr t\\tllfluter htthC'islon Is a growing company <IITerint! t!h!nt wn~s. be"elih. b.muses tmd the mo~lili'Ofe~~ lonal envlrntmt~tttln the t~ letllllrketl"g lndltstry. ltema HELP WANTED ~..·o mmtmh.'lUi ul\ \ ~ Ill\ ""-'"~nt. P,·hw hu"h":'' \.'\ l'll.!ri\!nL'C u must. "''unmt.'\' ~ \J)t11~1l\.'\.' ~~ lh~t necessary: lhl\\t.' \ 1.!1', Wl' \lli.'\.'l'''l\11 ~.· tmdh..lnle must 1·8'77a463·6l47 hemmc hc·cmcd 111 PlHfll'l"l) -Cn•ualty and l1f~ lknllh. ll.~'l'"nd b) ll.c••tiii1C to: ext. 2436 s,~,u ln~nr•n•~ AMency 21M Sixth SI!Yel Or siUil lit at our Gallipolis l<x:ation Mtlltday-Fl'idlty ':lllm-4pm 242 ~rd Avenue Galllli••lls. Ohi!l l't. l'lea~ant , W\' l~~so \llcn\1! hh:luJt 1'Cfe~n..:ts nnJ "'lUllpcnsati<m Nquiremem~. • .BULLETIN BOARD FridA\ l SAturdAy ~OCIAI . T• ~fl@ 1\ VSlfill DIM@~ .Ouy e!fl@ t3ot flfld 1/f! PRIO PARKFRONT OINEA ~1iii!11UV8 . 446·1251 "Back RoAd B nd" iltli'lllilflf\Q ill . Tho Amorlel!n l.\lglon, 6Aii!y@ttt Po8t 1121 . 18:t9 MeCormlek Rd. · ailni~IJII8 ··fj~@OO SAiuri!y Night Sop\. 21 O:OOpm · 1hm Mllmfill~ ilfl~ ~Uill!l Only Offielilli!FilOO ~~~1'111~ Waiiled Thll tJ.O. Molli\yt;! ~~~tk Dlilhlllll~ tllli!klliiJilltilll!ileltlt t:~ut Vllutfl St:~oott lti!QUil. Muillfill ill IM~I illlil 14. ai!.mi!i flllld Tulli!!lilyffhutt!dily il'lllfllflllt! ill\6 Sil\Urtily Mt:~fflillgil. We illil~ lllllld ilt:~mi!Mil It! o~i!teli! i!ut Oi!flili!ililllfl i!lafltl tluf1hll gilml!il. Afl\lllM lliletl!illt!d ilR€1Uitl66fllil!ll Mi!tk 01!1'\nor ill 448·4t\12 Oltt. ~M 61!11)\1 'fi!fd SEtiO t\3tl D\lbbl\1 Orlll@ SEttu_fdEty & Sund!ly ~ll~ll!ffitlllf 1211\ ~~ 1111m til 5 ~m Sul'\dEty Sept. C!R Flr111 Churoh ol N!ill!rOI'\@ t:lorglv@t~ 4 lfl tltlflllllfl tlufl1111 AM Wi!tihll) ili!M!lll , COACHES NEEOEb The 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park Oi!!tHcl hi IIi hlled oi VOIUiiteer coaohllls lor the following team!!: . Klt\derga~n 0 1'11o Grande Kllldergartet\ 0 Washington Kthdllrgal'll!h 0 Olilo Valley C~Hallt!h tntrd!Fom111 made o Gnieli//Wt!shtn~ton II \IOU would bllllnten~aled In hllij:llflg j:llease call Mark tll!linat at 446·46 t 2 e~t :!!:113 ASAP FOR SALE 1;?001 Clayton Mobile Home 14 >t 137 2 I:!R, i! Bathe All appllantiee O!!ok & Storage Shed On hinted lot at Johneoli 'a iraller l'ark, Eaelern Ave. $~1.000 ATTENTION FARMERS . We have Ag lime Caldwell & Sons 245·53Hl Fotmerly Holley l:!roa. Stone Yard COUNTRYSIOE '1:3AfiTIST CHAPEL 2002 BLOCK PARTY Saturday, September 21st Headquarters by Juanita Now offering full Nail Services by Paula Saunders 446-2673 Acrylics . ' , Manicures, Pedicures Hardy Mums 4:00·6:00 pm i=FU!E i=FU::I: !=!'lEE FREE Live Remote with JOYFM Tl'llilty rno performing Food- Games- Face Painting Brownie Bake-Off- Waoon Rides Door l"rltae· Clowns- Jum~ tent Brlnl) yout entire family &yom lawn chalrel WV Grown Dewwhuraf Greenhouse Mt. Alto 304·896·3189 Evenings 5·8 pm Weekends ·12 · 7pm ONE NATION• UNDER GODI 946 Skidmore Riled In Kerr, Ohill aminutes past HMO on 81'1 160 Pastor Chuck Stansberry 14iH46·1742 446·3878 446·2342 • 992-2156 For More Info... 675•1333 Klllefl t · 1 orange male, 1 bliiok mala, 4 wt1l1e males, 2 while lemala , {740) 992 · 320 1 • .. l'l11N'I' I ' L~AI\ , AL I I • YtJUttelf In all ~h~ pleaMsi tJ! a nurtJpnn Sp1. M~tpsrlsfl~t! lhs lah!it Itt •.Pa tht!rapli!i afld hMhtllmb. AlltJw traln~d lw1d, ~l.l tll.iUiil8il aWii)l the tsll\tttttlh tJf 11 hard day of · ~tJif tlt ju1~ llu! ·~ srl!l tJ~ thi! wtniJ, ai ~ou teltix In luxury. tlxpsdett~e ths pt!pular llt-;t RtJil~• ltl!iltlUI!flt, Vl~ey lht)wer, tlflH·t1~lt1~ re~lall or ~lvl! ytJuuslf il Wtlf~•tmt In tlw ~~udloViiBcli iM wurlrwul rtJt!tH. 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PREVIOUS SO~UTION- ''l'htrt trt no rultt In filmmaking, Only tint. And tht oapllaltln It dullnttt.'- ~rank Oapra. Tho YlltHIIlOst t•f the ~>ws. I~ ·YOIIN>I\1 R11mly llllll~>y. W"S ret11r1101t 1\1 hls. plltllt11S, ltnd IS ·yom~ o111 l.llltlle Mt~L\!11111 wus plucod Into \'liS· Wdy. . Murl.'lllll Is •·m·runtly 011 e«•ht~llt>n thn111~h Ollllht Cuunty Jtll'llnllu ( tl\11'1. Tho hoys, who were ''hlsslllcd liS r\1111\WII)'S, hml nprill'• onll:t been wulklnt~ ht~ tw derutlos HIIJ't'llhtmll~>tl 1hllm. n Mel11s C'1111111y sht'rlll"s ntllco Sllt>kcsmtm snld, Aoco«<111i 1h11 thlih' /111r· · ems. thll ~ousl11s hntl dec d11d 111 ~·11mp mil ln 11 Ullrllllll 1111 Supt. 14, 11ml wore lll~•·uv · etoed mlsslnjl Jusl ntier mltl· nl»ht , When1hey dldl1'tt'llltll'l1 ftll' school 011 Munduy lnl\1'1111111, the fumlllos Clli1111CIC\I IIIIIIHll'· Illes, F!ltnlly momhors In OttUlu, JnckRon nnd Molas ouuntlos wore luoklna for tho h(lys, tind nl rs haul been 1.llmlh· utoa In tho m 11. Mftld RMdy'~ moth r, l..IRR MuNum. PITTING JOG - 1\lp~c~lill Wl\11 Y\llll'l,l~\1!~. IIIII! J~y ~lfy of Hi~HI~OtWIIIt!, ~\\1!1\lhlijl fl(!l{) atlll\lltf 1%H111 ll@tltt'llOO· l't111 ll!!tTI!II! wtlrll hi~ t,Mnh>, ~e''"''~'~~' Ht1i'f111llil un er waur a A legacy of freedom · Rock Springs JOINING •IN lONG - M11111tltlr~ 11f Ordlnflr~ Plln!\ltl, fmm lllfl, f\!!nllll 1<1 kaun , Kt~lli .Tomptt>ton, T~tml Thall1!11lllnt1 J\lemnlll Wllll11m11, tmltlllll ll\1111\ 11m lilt 111\l nlrllollon ut Chrlilhlfl Soolt nurlnQ Slllll!Qi\)1'11 1allth ·~mftnolpi\tlon flroPii\mfttl\11\ llil ~('ll V!l\1(]\1, (1\i'VIn 1\lllly) KIL~Y IV KIVIN <lAI .LIPOI.IS . • TING ON!. NfWf --- r! Fee wrJ.~p CAL~el> OPell~:· •• ~ . other cnunry ro~tdM liN 11 dot011r. Smith Nuld, 11~0 ·~I Lotteries ~ 1·ZI WiLEY l!>ooK6aLall '1': WHo WE.IGHeD 1:;,00 !01.1nds, DIED "'f <1 f-Ie aR:r <lm!ck Ttt~·J PeST 'We~k I'OII"ll il 1~0 dQ\IIQ"tl\111 \II' ,H In v o H 'Who n~~ n' ur11N~ th Ohln Rlvor tn frllodnm nnd MniLI li<'•1Vf'n '3 I ~Noe r h""' maN'f PaLL BeaRers we~ e Neeced -;; Dally II 8•5•1 Dally 41 5·7·2·7 f;j a; ISHIC.I<ER ,It 'lbl) ~~\-IT 1b 1-\EA~ A IOEC.Rn ' ASOUi r 6\l~EI:I. :' :11 ~· ~ ;,.: 0.. -."1 ~ ;:s ~ u~ ;:::r,; !:: ;;j ~ ~ 1'He CA1'eRPII...l.AR IS I!MI!~INI; FROM 1'He COCOON ro secoMe . .. lndu · 'I I" . K 0 CE H ' A RA~! AMAZONIAN VAtM1 1~a M01'HI . AHLO& JANIS I II I I .I aSOULY Ia I I 1.:~,. how COld tha prtVIOUI W..k had '":::;~:;:;;::;;;~~~· bean. Ona fellow aald It wae ICJ i T R E H E T cold ha had to open hi• refrlgera. . tor to .. •• the ..... , l' I - • . . I. I'• . . Two fallow• were dlaou11lng j1 • 1 I I. G Cornpl11o l!t rllucklo quottd by filling '" tht "''"'"' waral you d"tloa lrorn '"a No, 3 below, I' 14 !' I' I' I' I' I I I lib,! I I I I I II CZ • Clllllfltdl DZ·7 Comics lnttrt D••r Abby · Editorial• Obltutrltt Rtalon Sportt Weather 0 ~OOJ nntlnll ~nn hrlnjj 11\lll/ll\1 VltlM~J' 1\ljlUthill', " know lhul lt'llth IN nn. und I kllllW lhlll Wilh Cht~l'H IINMIHIIIIW~ mur~ hln~ we'll mnku 11 11111'et\li1W hul\lf WO hll !hill UKlt ~llllll' 11)' Ill'~." iht" ~~ ~v, Atll't>ll Wh~~lur Nllld Sultllllll~· j111 NI()I' I'IIDINI THI OftOWD - Pmmglln mltll, I§H, tlncl Bltllntl ArmMtran~ "'work HturdiW rrvln(l rl~ll fur viM lim~ to U111 1 flt11 nf mllnclp lion Prcalnm!ltltm gl'lilili'VIln o ~ nt 111ft tllllllll Count)' ' Junior P111rarounda. Thtl obMtlfVfttlon continue a toliflV, (Kt~vln K IIV) n= a GVFD moving into nlw base IV KIVIN KIU.V OVP nowe odltor . tllctlln• • :at lfiPI Celebrations Mlllrh Ill' thM rml- Open house S{'t for Oct. 6 W.VA. THE GRJZZWELLS Ml\111~ ,1............cy.AJ lupirlatta: 3·7·1 8·211·28·311 lonut IIIII 30 KICker! 5•8•5•9-2•8 luckeye II 111•30.211•30·33 Pick I nl1ht1 2•7·0 . Plclt 4 nljht1 4·2·8·7 J Th11 ~hnlnmm 111' Ihe Ohlu Clvll Rlt~ht~ c~ll1111llMslon · Wheel'"· OHIO Pick J day: 1·9·1 Pick 4 d1y: 3·11· 7·9 SOUl' TO NUTZ CHAM~INI Hoii'I.IOH ni!W~ !!allm OVP • t h n t OAI. LIPOl..IS - Coumy Roud 6 (MQ lll'mlQk) wlll ~ olosod Monthly 11nd '1\toMdny fllr PI)Vlna. !11101)' anulnller Olcmn Smilh lmnnunoou. · t..noul trnfl'lv will need lil L I lv OVP n WI 'dllor R01ddosln1 FHANK l~ EAICNEST Annual · event d t ca M A!l AZ B1·.8 AZ OhiP Vtllll\' ,ubU1hlna Co, OAI..I. IPOL..IR Slin'llnp Mnnd«y, lhll OulllilOIIH Wlume r Jllr11 Dep"rtmonl IM. dnl1111 huMIIlOMM (lUI or now 'Jtmrt r~. Thpt'M whon flrorlahterN l)llp ot rh move of equlpmonl, truokM.and mhor mmerlul lntn the naw l'lre Nt~Unn ut 2U III ChoNInul St. will blll'lniNhcd. "The tlulldlllil IN don , II 'M YOlll• plcted.'' Plrc Chi I' Onb Punmllly Nllid llhnlll Ihe 12,1)(K) N(JLIMO fnnt UVFI.) h~mlilllllrlet'M, "WP'v~ h\ll;)n lllllVitlllttll w~ok 111111 II' w~ llo11'1 901 l'itliit~d 11111, th~ l'lnnl 1110VO Will IJil lhlN WOilkilt111," llunnnll~ Klllil Prldny, Jlnltl lur wllh jlflll'eilllN i'l 'tl/11 11 2· mill r~plu~em 111 1\lvy Uillli'IW~~I hy Oullll'!niiN vut rN In ~ovemher CX"I, lh $WII,(Xl0 tlrojuut lnulutloN 11 now hom for tho roNident l'lt•vi'll!hl~l', llCllh thu Hllllhm, whl~h hHu~IN fl vQ hU)I~. und rho houN~ ut' nox1 to tho Onlllu 'tlUill~ · tJII'ol'll.lhiNN ANNIIChllillll trllllllll~ J,\l'llUI1~N lllllilhe Jnmo~ /\, Northup Wnl"r 'l'll'ntmeut Phuu, num forun~ot' ClVIIIl'N l'ur· mer chi '"· Donnnlly, who jt~lll~ll th~ liilllllrt• 111 111 In J"nuatr~ 11)17 un~ r u Lll!lllllllll~tlth~ ~lty'N llllemlon, 1\li~r Noilhlljl'N r~llr~munlln IIJH4, Uti~ uhtltll 11 ·now Nltlllun ~·otHhlllt'll umlor lhr o NUWII~Nivo ~hlorN ttuy lluNh, '!1111 Mill• 1111d Jim 1-luiNiel', "il JUMI lll'V\11' tllll dovoillll lll tho limo.' Nuld Donnully, whu MY • tdod l~ uiMior liM uhl f In Jfin\11\1')' 200 I. ''llnder C:hlol' Bulxlltr'M ro~lmo, II WIIN klck~d uround 11 lllllo luu\lor dl\d lhll tiHllli!hl WUM, If Wt 11'0 MOli\Q IO dtl ihiN l'lphl. lrt'M ~~~ l'ur u lov)l. . "Th~ ~~~~~~ 11 llllill 11f lttiii!JoiiN upJ'~Illi with UN und wu JlliMM d lliovf h llbhJ~1i. "Atlll h ro w 111 todny, ' tiVIll) hud lwon huM~lllntm lliMI· lion HI tho (' lty llulllllnl!. Olllmeil In IV~H . i\N 111~ tlmn l'lral'l»htlnll mcHhmiM. vuhl~:lo Ml1. " uml d m11ndN d un l'lr iiOilllrtmoniM uhun110d nml NlfUOIYrO, IIJlrojCOI NWtOil htNI Nprln~ Nor~hup'N ollmlniNII'llllon, ril~ull lh«t hRN on od JllmoNt 1hr11C do~ndoM thlllllll w•totlon h11111wcn diN~UNNOd of ~INCUMNion nbnul th noell f'nr new evon Ihen, but mnr lli'~NNinlllli'ujoutN .-!111t IH OVPD, AJ MAKING 'I.ANI Qeiiii)OIII Voluntoor !'Ito Chi f Ollll oonn111y, loft, choek8 lnvltllllonl to tn• Oct. open hou1o for tho now firt ltlllon with 01111111 Aeodomy Hlan School toniOr e KOndilll Wyl!lt, 11 m11mb11r of the OAIII!llllll KDioror- ~nit. (Kovln Kelly) n••• lxpo ICU.M.LITI ANIWIItl Dilute • Notal • Baron • Haunch • BALl. and Cf.IAIN , Claaelfled Ad In local paper. "For Sale, Ex•outlva Suite ~~~~~~~ and Secretorlal Daak..Aiong With BALL and Look for the Hol11r Modlcal Conltr Community Htc~lth and Wellntu Department at the E)Cpo l•turtl•r, ............, 21 ~ I 0 •• • I IIIII luntl•r, .., ......., ~0 • I 11111 • I liM ••~II• Ceunty ••••1reunt1• FREE Blood Prtaaurt acr•nlngt, Fat Anoly1l1 acrHnlna• ond htolth Information will bt For mo~t lnformcillon, call , • • II• • m11covt•1' tlw Jfolz ,. D(f)'cr•c•nC' www.holz r.or • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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