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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Friends will feel relieved when they sense you are the person on whom they can lean should any problem arise · today . Be prepared to accept tne rol.e should it become necessary. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) -- In case you find yourself drnwn into a cl:lnllenging development at this time, know gomg in that you have a slight PI SCES (feb. 20-March 20) ·· Abide by your funda· dence. I 22 23 5 Klutz'• edge over your competitors day and they cou ld put you in 20 Ptrtla 3 Oangere 4 Speckled floh dn more hai'1n by not exerci sing authority . mental business instincts to- 11 18 2 Modem 30Audltlon Henry Miller wrote, "Whalever there be of progress in life comes not through adapta. tion but through daring, through. obeying ihe blind urge." That might be true in life, but is rarely so at the bridge table. As we saw yesterd_ay, much more often, one must adapt to unexpeeled turns. Here is another example, the deal having occurred during the women's series match between Hong Kong and New Zealand at the Pacific Asia Bridge Federation Championships, played last June in Bangkok, Thailand. You (Soutli) are in four hearts. West leads the hear1 jack. How would you plan the play? ~orth couldn't open one no-trump, Because that would have shown 12-14 points. West, Jenna Gibbons from New Zealand; found the excellent trump .lead. De. clarer, who had nine tricks in the majors, could see two obvious routes to her lOth: Find Wesi with the diamond ace, or obtain a diamond ruff in the dummy. Remember, a ruff in the shorter trump hand usually. generates an extra tnck. So, South won trick one in hand and played a diamond to dummy's king. East, Christine Gibbons (Jenna' s mother), won with the ace and led a seconcl trump aroqnd to dummy's ace. What should ·s outh have done now? · At the table, the declarer played another diamond, but it was easy for East to go in with her queen and to return her last hea£1, killing both the ruff and the contract. Instead, South should have shifted immediately to spades. When East would have had to follow throughout, declarer could have discarded dummy's remaining diamond, then ruffed a diamond m AUNT LOWEEZY "'''"' Wl-lAT Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 60 Aood ,.,..t BY PHIWP ALDER HOWDY,MIZ HIGH ANN MIGHT'f ~~ Sloughtar loll 59 llaclpe qty. 5e Admfrel'e 29 Dloco .. lhoul Can you modify? IT viAS AI>PING INSULT 57 Cabell or 23 Nuret'o DOWN concem 28 Beach flnda 1 Go fill Pan Pa.u Opening lead: • J '' Hometown News for Gallia, Mason & Meigs counties ntlghbor 21 Hou11 ellt controls 22 C.uiUI 61 Urge Clay Dealer: West Soutll • forbidding 52 Stlpulatlone 53 Gourmet oppatlzer 55 Alllrilk 5e Doc. today. It'll give you confi. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) -· This could be the day when you'll hear from an old friend person once again. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) . ·· The possibilities of you achieving your objeclives are very good today. but you may manner. Selecl significant goals to get your juices flowing. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - Someone who has your best interests at heart may impart some information to you to- , days till ~ Christmas : . "'.U Sponsored by j ~ ~ 0 , l3 ~ \'!. e. ~ I PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL i1 \::1 (304) 675-4340 ~i IIJ.,, www.pvalley.org .~ ~ ~.;i,.~ ~ ~ J;c ~~~ Index Highlanders now takjng turn for bett;er, owner says BY lAWRENCE NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -· First impressions are said to be · everything. The owners of one allpy production plant · in Mason County are confident the first impressions stal(.eholders in the company have made · in light troubl~d finances will someday be a faint memory. Highlan<,lers Alloys LLC is a manganese alloy producer with principal offtces located in New Haven. Before being owned by Highlanders, the plant was owned by Foote Mineral, which constructed the plant in 1951, and American Alloys, B4·S B6 AS A4 A3 A3 Bl-3 A2 Cl 2.002 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. day that you'd rather not hear, but this person knows it is for . "We're here to . make the venture .. successful and we will do so:• · - ·Boris Bann•l, · +ttgtai&Rdara';owner · ; ~·,~~~~~~h~~ the.plan~from . I -. $5.65 million in 1987. · After American declared optimistic in being able to get bankntptcy in' 2000, past negative conclusions Highlanders obtained the plant drawn about Highlander and and property for $2 million. onto the maner of making it a Highlanders' owner is Boris productive operation. Bannai, an Israeli industrialist "We're here to make the venwho, along with Eli Riefman, ture successful and we will do Mary Wise's teddy bear. given to her by her father on her first birthday in 1938, is the an Israeli venture capitalist and so," Bannai said. oldest one in the extensive exhibit of bears at the Meigs County Museum . The display to CEO of Emblaze Systems, are Bannai attributes many of the remain in place through December is in tribute to the 100th anniversary of the creation owners of Nokotom1 Ltd.~ a . financial woes on the amount of the Teddy bear. named for President Theodore Roosevelt. (Charlene Hoeflich) Netherlands-b.ased . holdt~g of capital that had td be spent comrany wtth mmes 10 on restarting the plant. He said Narmbta and Soutl~ Afnca and the neglected condition' in · a manganese plant rn ~oland. · which the plant was found after Frnan~!al troubles, rncludrng a year-long shutdown coupled While somewhat tatlered Museum this month in celeBY CHARLENE HOEFLICH non-sufhctent funds pa~roll with bad management deciand torn, the teddy bear bration of a century of th1e News editor checks tssue~ to emplo}ees, sions prior to his arrival at the remains a cherished trea- Teddy · bear named for hens filed agarnst the company plant limited funds available to for 1m lure to pay on eqmpment meet current obligations. sure because of its connec- Theodore · "Teddy" OMEROY, Ohio- tion rental and a plant shutdown "Mistakes were 1 made at to her past, a symbol of Roosevelt, 26th president of When Mary Jane the love and aftection con- the United Stales. from June to September ha~e startup," Bannai said. Wise hugs her Another of the older bears pockmarked the . company s However, Bannai said "for teddy bear, she veyed by a father to his on display is from the colfirst etght months rn busmess. now, we are paying our bills." thinks of her father, the late infant daughter. · lection of Joyce Davis - a Bannat acknowledged t he He said a recent infusion of For her, it is a possession brown bear from the 1940s. John Scott. pendmg legal ~cttons agamsl over $1 million into the plant he "It was left for me by It was given to her by him never to be given away or the company g1ve people the was able to .secure has enabled on her first birthday in di scarded - only to be Santa," · said Davis, noting tt:npresston they are poor fin an- the company to get current with 1938. "He w(()te about it in worn out with love. ·· lhat "it has been loved and c;al stewards. . . ai1 outstanding bills including It is one of many bears on his diary," she said, a diary . However, he .sard . negolia- meeting the. last three . weeks' · uons are currently takmg place she still has. exhibit at the Meigs County Please see Teddy. Al to resolve lhe disputes and is Please .s ee Plant. 1'3 .,.M~ ....-!...; Heirloom brings back fond memories P Meigs High School on cutting edge of technology frontier Bv J. MILES lAYTON Sentinel correspondent AS SMITH Staff writer ll Sections - Ill Pages Calendars Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather J. POMEROY, Ohio - Some Meigs County educators have taken steps to revolutionize education and make learning more practical. Meigs County High School and the Meigs Career and Technical Center held an Advisory Council meeting to highlight a program that is changing how students are learning. your own good lo face things realistically. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. · 22) -- There are bonuses re- In the past, teachers have taught .by lecture and from books. Dennis Eichinger, principal of Meigs High School, said teachers today know that students are better able to retain hands-on knowledge. He said math lakes on a completely different' meaning when applied to building or designing things like an engineer would. Much like a college campus, Meigs High School offers 13 progran1s of learning which emphasize applied knowledge in subjects that students would Sen Meigs High School stu· dents are using a computer lab complete with 29 PC and 15 i-Mac computets as part of a cosmetology class ta ught by Kay · Proffitt. (Miles Layton) be interested in. More than 150 students are enrolled in one or more of these programs. . Subjects like learning how to build, program and network computers together can translate mto high paying job skills. Instead of learning the theory behind the quadratic formula, local students can use a program that applies this formula makmg the lesson that much ' more real. . "Thts approach makes eduPlease see Mel1.s. 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Page A~ Local News I. 6aturbap t;tmd ·6tntintl . For the record Kind .hearts Saturday, December 14, 200~ Inside: iaturbap ltmti ·itntintl Scoreboard, Page B2 Bengals promote Germaine, Page B3 'Barna coach search continues, Page B3 Page Bl Snowman fun Saturday, December 14, 2002 . / DUI. Ronald Phillips Jr.. 20. 1324 Brushy Point, Gallipolis, DUI. GALLIPOLIS. Ohio- Tile Bradley J. Bonice, 20, 6907 . following individuals were Trace Road, recently released from the Hannan forgery. · Mercerville, Gallia County jail: . Jerome A. Gordon. 42 , Detroit , Mich ., falsificiation Fire destroys and failure to appear. Elder J. Huston, 18, Evans Addison Twp. house Heights, Gallipolis, carrying a GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - Fire concealed weapon . · falsitica- destroyed an unoccupied twotion. story house in Addison Brad . Lee Bowman, 24, Township Tuesday, the Point Pl_easant. W.Va .. proba- Gallipolis Volunteer Fire tion violation. Department reported. Lonell Harris. 20. 607 Chief Bob Donnally said Second Ave., · Gallipolis, G VFD sent three trucks and 20 aggrevated trafficking. , .. firefighters at 6::51 p.m. to the Robert L. Johnso!J , 58. house at 444 Reese Hollow Branson, Mo. , theft. ·• Road, Gallipolis, owned by _ David Shane Raynor, 27, June Hudson. Mutual aid was 9040 Ohio Route 7, South. provided by the Vinton and Gallipolis, escape ,. resis,ting · Springtield Township VFDs. arrest. Probable cause of the fire is Joseph Sean White , 28. believed . to be electrical , The Double 0 Hot Rod Club donated a color television and a Middleport, .probation viola- Donnally said. Firefighters bag of goodies to the ·Mason .County Homeless Shelter tion.· were on the scene for 4- 1/2 Wayman D. Smith, 36, hours. Friday. Spokesperson for the club, Sam Somerville said that Wellston, DUI. they donated the gifts to show the love of Jesus at this speAlden and Quentin Dulaney of New Haven built thl$ cial time of year. Shown from left are Mary Beth Young of · snowman at the Clay Roney residence at 143 Layne St. Kenneth R. Clark, 44,. Columbus , probation violaGallipolis, Somerville of Point -Pleasant. Kne~ling is Josh _Thejr father, Jerry, helped -just a li,ttle. Lane of Point Pleasant.(Kandy Boyce) tion. GALLIPOLIS, Ohio Matthew E. John son, 22; - Gallipolis volunteer firefight1658 Campaign Road, ers responded to four alarms cited for assured clear distance Drive, Gallipolis. was cited for son. World in Point Pleasant o~ , Bidwell, . burglary, driving Thursday, including: by the Gallia-Meigs Post of the · unsafe speed fOf conditions by (Published with Thursday evening. . under suspension. possession • A motor vehicle accident State High~ay Patrol follow- the patrol following a one-car . permission) Margaret J. . Bumaska, 4~ of drug parpahemalia. on Addison Pike at 10:15 p.m. ing a two-vehide accident accident Wednesday on Green Point Pleasant, was driving a Roger L. Ward; 57, 2136 One truck and IS tirefighters Wednesday on Ohio Route 1986 Chevy truck when she Township Road 362 (Pleasant New Haven PO Scenic Drive, Vinton, DUI. responded and were on the struck the 1993 Plymqutfi 160 near Gallipolis. Hill). David L. Elkins, 60,. scene for an hour. Acclaim driven by Chad E: Troopers said Hammond . report arrest Pomeroy; domestic violence: • A false alarm at the Gallia Troopers said Fogelstrom Wilcoxen, 19, Letart. 1.4 miles Anthony W. Smith, 28, 607 County jail at 9:02 p.m. One was southbound at 7:53 a.m. was northbound, . R t HARTFORD, W.Va. was cited for failure Burnaska Haven Police to yield the right of way. NG Second Ave.; Gallipolis, DUI. truck and . 19 firefighters when he was unable to slow in . no nh 0 f· Oh 10 oute 141 • a New time and struck the rear of a 7:45 a.m. when the driver Donald G. Bowen, 21, 59 responded. ' car .driven by Lorrie D. Nolan, attempted to navigate a right Department reported one injuries were reported. Garfield Ave., Gallipolis, • A false alarm at the Gallia arrest on Thursday in Hartford. Officers . arrested Jill ian using weapons while intoxi- County 'jail at 4:53 p.m. One 40, 1759 Fairvew Road, curve, lost control on icy roadBidwell. way and went off the left side Mayes, '20; Letart, for driving Deputies report cated, improper handling of a truck and . 13 firefighters Nolan had slowed for a vehifirearm in a motor vehicle and responded. of the road. Hammond's pick- on a suspended license on U.S. deer hit cle· ahead that stopped to turn up truck then struck a tree, the · Route 33 _ DOL • A false alarm at Holzer into a private driveway at the report said. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Robert At~thony Walters, 24, Senior Care Center, 380 time of the crash, the _report Damage to the car was dis- . Mason ·County Sheriff'~ Chillicothe; domestic vio- Colonial Drive, Bidwell, at 2 Police check · abling, troopers said. Department reported one accilence. . . · a.m: One truck and six fire- said. pickup . truck . Fogelstrom's dent, a deer hit which occurred Bret Allen Pelfrey, 30, 266 fighters responded. · fender-bender had disabling damage, and HMC notes Colonial Drive, Bidwell, on Thursday. · . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Elizabeth · D. Davis, 23, parole violation, falsification. Patrol tickets drivers Nolan's car had nonfunctional Holzer Medical Center damage, troopers said. Robert Lee Remy, 36; 120 Point .Pleasant Police Mason, was traveling on W.Va. Discharges Dec. 10 - , Mrs. Department reported a minor Route 62 north of Point ••• Third Ave., Gallipolis, domesGALLIPOLIS. Ohio - · tic violence. · Douglas S. Fogelstrom, 38, RODNEY. Ohio - Frankie David Stewart and daughter, two-c.ar accident on JackSon Pleasant when she struck the . Eric B. Thomas, 44, Dayton, 556 Porter Road, Bidwell, was J. Hammond, 247 Quail Creek Mrs. James Whealdon and Avenue near Tudor's Biscuit animal Released from jail Ft"re' runs Bobcats fall to Boston U., 78-57 BOSTON (AP) - Jason Grochowalski scored 18 points and Paul Seymour added 17 as Boston University beat Ohio 78-57 on Friday night. The Terriers (4-4), who had lost two in a row, took control with a 21-5 run late in the first half. The Bobcats cut the lead to BY BUTCH COOPER " 61-51 on a layup by Sonny Staff writer' Johnson with 6:59 to play in the game, but the Terriers went on an 11-0 run to open a 72-51 GALLIPOLIS When lead with 2:40 left. 'Donnie Johnson left the game · The Terriers held Ohio to late in the founh quarter. just three field goals in the final Friday, he received a standing 8:04 of the frrst half, while six ovation. different BU players scored And for good reasol). during a 21-5 run tl)at pushed Johnson helped Gallia the lead to 37-23 with less than Academy domineer Logan in a minute ieft. the third quarter as the Blue Grochowalski, who had just Devils went onto a 89-56 one point in a 68-55 loss to trouncing of the Chieftains in George Washington on the Devils' Southeastern Ohio Wednesday, was 6-of-9 from Athletic League opener. the field.' · Johnson is now the featured · The Bobcats (l-4 ), picked to guard for the Blue Devils with win the Mid-American last year's duo of Tony Moore . Conference East Division in (graduation) and Andre Geiger the. preseason _coaches poll, (transferring to Wellston) out . shot 23 percent hum the tield of the picture. in the second half and ended Osborne expects big things their season-openinll five- from Johnson this year. game road tril? by losmg their "Last year, he was so third consecul!ve game. unselfish and didn't try to · Johnson led Ohio with 17 score much. He just got other points, and Brandon Hunter people the ball, which was the added 16 points and nine right thing for him to do last rebounds. · year," said Gallia Academy Billy Collins scored 12 _ head coach Jim Osborne. "But, p{iints al)d had six rebounds for this year, we neep for h.im to BU. handle it and score." . The Blue Devils'point ~uard scored 17 points, mcludmg -a pair of 3-point goals in the third quarter as Johnson seemed almost perfect. His 17 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio .· was . more than Logan's IS (AP) - TeJay Anderson had .third-quarter point total. 13 points, six rebounds and Johnson finished with a six assists as Youngstown gl!me-high 30 points, with State beat Shawnee State 84- seven rebounds and nine 69 Friday night. assists . Anderson .. . had three "That's one of . the most rebounds, three blocked shots amazing things l've seen," said . and one assist and also scored Osborne of Johnson's third2 points during a 12-4 run that . quarter effort. · expanded Youngstown State's Also for the Blue Devils (2lead to 74-59 wtth 5:15 left to · 0, 1-0 SEOAL), Travis play. McKinniss scored 18 points, Anderson, who went · 6-of- while Cody Caldwcll finished 17 from the floor, missed five .with 13. shots, including three layups, For Logan (2-1, 1-l ), Troy during the · spurt as the Kratzenberg netted 12 points · Penguins (4-2) put the game and Will Scherer added ll. out of reach. · Gallia Academy's defense Adam Baumann added 13 · opened the game shutting Gallia Academy's Donnie Johnson reacts as he makes a move to the basket during the Please see l)evils, 83 first half of the . Blue Devils' 89-56 win over Logan Friday. Johnson finished with 30 points for Youngstown State and DoUg Underwood had II , points, 17_of which came in the third quarter. (Doug Shipley) . YSU too·much for Shawnee St. ~;5f;::t:gr~ Davenport had 21 points, 12 · rebounds and two assists ::t;::~;;r,oo' .;fu '"'' • V-6 Ram Air Pwr. ,. Keyless Entry • Automatic • Cruise Control • Pow.er Windows • CO System • CD System • Automatic • Till Steering • Chrome Package • Cruise Control • Automatic • AMIFM Stereo • Air Conditioning Buckeye women ·roll past Ohio · ig.er1la_·s_surge_nJ', expe._ct_ed to miSS .season-opener T_ 1 • · AssoCiated Press ATHENS, Ohio {AP) Bothered by a sore left knee throughCaity Matter scored I 9 points out the year, Tiger Woods had arthroand D'wan Shackleford came · scopic surgery this week and probably off the bench and scored 15 will miss the season-opening Mercedes points as Ohio State beat Ohio Championships next month in Hawaii. 64-36 Friday. . "From what I've been told, the oper- · Matter shot 7-of-9 from the ation went well," Woods said Friday on · 1ud'mg 4-of-5 3-po1nt · his Web site, tigerwoods.com. fite ld me attempts. Shackleford shot 6The one-hour surgery was performed of-9 from the field, grabbed Thursday by Thomas Rosenberg at the eight rebounds and had four HealthSo11th !Surgical Center in Park blocks for the Buckeyes (4-2). City, Utah, to remove fluid inside and A 3-pointer by Lindsay outside the anterior cruciate ligament. Wight got Ohio to within 17ll with 7:25 remaining in the first half, but Ohio State then went on a 13-0 run 'capped by a free throw by Matter that made it 31-ll with 57 seconds Ieft in the half. Ohio didn't get to within 20 points after that. Ohio made just 12-of-49 _ shots from t~e field (25 percent) compared with Ohio State's 28-of-56 (50 percent). Kristian Kirkpatrick led the BY JOHN RABY Associated Press Bobcats (1-4) with 8 points . • 3800 V-6 Power • Power Seat • Power Windows • Keyless Entry • Fog Lamps • CD System · ~ Benign cysts also were removed. Woods had surgery on the same knee in 1994 to remove a benign tumor. If he doesn' t play in the Mercedes Championsh.ips, it would be the first ·· · · d h time an lllJUry cause im to skip a iournament. He first·complained of soreness at the season-ending Tour Championship in early November, although Woods said· it has bothered him all year. It didn't affect his performance. Woods became the first player in 30 years to win the MasterS and U.S. Open in the same season. He won four other tournaments worldwide, three of them on the PGA Tour. "I had been playing in pain most of the year and.felt it was time to take care of it," Woods said. He will be off hi&feet for the riext week-to-10 days, then begin light rehabilitation. Woods had planned to spend part of the holidays in Sweden with his girlfriend. He said he most likely will miss the wi nners-orily Mercedes Championships, which starrs Jan. 9 at Kapalua. Woods might not play again until Feb. 13 in the Buick InvitationaL BY ANDREA SZULSZTEYN Associated Press NEW YORK - . Iowa quarterback Brad Banks used to strike the Heisman pose with friends while growing up iri Florida. Now he\ part of what could be one of the closest races in Heisman history. Banks put up impressive numbers thjs season, but so did USC's Carson Palmer, Penn State's Larry Johnson and Miami teammates Ken Dorsey · and Willis McGahee. _ So who will get ·to strike the pose and clutch the presti~ious award? The wmner will · be announced .Saturday night in New York City. "I'm probably in the same boat as every~ body else in the country," Banks said. "I have absolutely rio clue what's going to happen. I'm JUSt glad to be invited and .part of the ceremony." '----......J This year's race already has been Dorsey ·- unpredictable. Dorsey and . McGahee are fim1lists . from the same school, the first · time ihat's happened since 1994, whim Penn State's Ki-Jana Carter finished second and Kerry Collins fourth. Ba:riks .. had never · started a Division JcA game entering this season, and Palmer ., was 16-16 as a s~arter before leading the Trojans (10-2) to the Orange Bowl this year. Then there's Johnson, who split time with two . other tailbacks in 2000 and considered transfer, ring after two games. "A lot of people say Mc:Gahee no one really stepped up and . seized the motllent," Dorsey said . ."I think it's the complete opposite. People have such . great expectations · these days, maybe unrealistic." · Dorsey · finished third in last year's voting, behind Eric Palmer Crouch and Re_x · Grossman, and he 1s the only of the five finalists who was tout~d as a Heisman contender entering the season. The senior quarterback looked like he would emerge as a favorite early in the year, bm then McGahee had big performances in . big games. Some now Please see Heisman, B3 GMAC Bowl 1 Marshall football team upbeat heading to·Mobile Brand New 2003 Chevy Trailblazer LS.4 Door 4x4 Reds sign No. 2 draft pick 'Taxes, Tags, Title Fees extra. Rebate rncluded in _sale pnce of new vehicle listed where.applicable. "On approved credit On selected models. Not responsible lor typograph~alerrors. · Prices Good December 111h Through December 15th. · . ..... ' CHIVROLIT WJUUTHIRI' Buick t..ii3· ~ Ripley-Faiplaln E.tt CZ)otdsmoblle -~· . Ftt. 21 ChurCh Street Take 1-77 to Ripley. FAIRPLAIN Interchange (exrt 132) Turn Nprth onRt. 21, Dealership is 3 miles on left I • . -. CINCINNATI (AP) --. The Cincinnati Reds have signed infielder Mark Schramek, their No. 2 pick in the ama-teur draft last June, the team said Friday. The Reds have now signed each of their top 12 draft selections and. 15 of their top io.· Terms of' the contract were~ot r lease<:!. . Schra ek, 22 ,' batted .416 with homers and. 49 RBI in 54 games in his senior year at Texas-San Antonio. Marshall's Duran Smith (48) runs fpr a touchdown after recovering a fumble during the Mid-American Conference championship game against Toledo Dec. 7. (AP) I �Page 82 • &aturbap «imt~ -&enlinel Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant Saturday, December 14, 2002 Scoreboard I ' Marion F'!easant 84, Galion Northmor North Marion 67, Preston 46 31 Oak Hill 33, Independence 29 Marion Rive r Valley 72, Newark Cath Paden City 65, St. Marys 52 G1lll1 Ac1dllmy II, Login 58 41 Pa rkersburg So uth 67 , Fairmont Logan 12 t4 t5 15 56 Martins Ferry 68, Sl. Clairsville 57 Senior 58 G . Academy 18 15 30 26 89 Marysville 54 , Delaware 40 Pendleton County 58, Petersburg 54 , LOGAN (2-11- Pat1ick Howe 3 0-0 7, Massillon 64, Can. Timken 41 20T B.J. Huges 2 0·0 8, Travis Pickrell1 0·0 Massillon Jackson 57, Massillon Perry Poca 62 . Wayne 36 2, Eddie Frederick 3 1· 2 7. Troy 48 Ravenswood 51 , Parkersburg Catholic Kratzenberg 4 3· 4 12, Will Scherer 5 1McArthur Vinton 73, Albany Alexander 46 2 11 , Michael Wright 2 0-0 5, David Ellis 71 Sherman 56, St. Joseph 48 3 0-0 6. TOTALS - 23 5-8 55. McConnelsville Morgan 58 , Sissonville 57, Moun t de Chantal 53 GALLIA ACADEMY (2-GI - Travis Crooksville 52 South Harrison 39, Doddridge County McKinn iss 6 4-4 18, Anthony Dey 4 1·1 McDonald 70, N. LimaS. Aange 59 31 .9, Donnie Johnson 12 4·6 30, Jeff Medina Chr. 49, Ora nge Chr. 34 Tug Valley 70, $colt 51 Massie 0 2· 2 2 , Justin Miller 1 0·0 2, Millersburg w. Holmes 68, Bellville Tygarts Valley 58, Clay-Battelle 32 Cody Caldwell6 1-t 13, Angelo Hardy 1 Clear Fork 44 Valley Wetzel 80, Liberty Harrison 33 1-2 3, Brandon Van Sickle 1 1·2 3, Tom MI. Gilead 66, Card ln.gton-Uncoln 56 · Westside 53, Montcalm 22 Bo se 2 0-0 4. Zach Shawver 2 1-3 5. Navarre Fai rless 38 , Zoarvi lle · Wheeling Park 66, Wheel ing Central TOTAL S- 35 15-21 69. Tuscarawas Valley 30 63 3~polnt go111 - logan 5 (Hughes 2, New Carlisle Tecumseh 72, Spring. Williamstown 65, Mercer Christian 43 Howe, Kratzenberg, Wright) , GA 4 Shawnee 60 Winf ield SS, Chapmanville 31 (McKinn is11 2, Johnson 2). Woodrow Wilson 60, Midland Trail 50 New London 58, Ashland Crestview Frldoy'o Ohio RIIUitl 50 Wyoming East 55. Logan 52 Ada 64, Waynesfield Goshen 82 OT Newark 53, Grove Ci tY Cent. Crossing Akr. Coventry 49, Massillon Tuslaw 43 46 Akr. E. 72, Akr. N. 63 Newark licking Val ley 94, Hebron Ak r. Manchester 59, E. Can . 34 Lakewood 87 , 30T Akr. Spring. 67, Carrollton 52 Newton Falls 57, Girard 40 Am herst Steele 57, Fairview Park 50 Northside Christian 50, Delaware Chr. Anna 47 , Botkins 44 36 Men's Major Scores Norwalk St. Paul 64, Collins WAA 48 App lecreek Waynedale 59, · · Friday Doylestown Chippewa 39 Olmsted Falls 80, Bay 62 EAST Archbold 64 , Metamora Evergreen 61 Ottoville 64, Ft. Jennings 56 Boston U. 76, Ohio 57 Atwate r Waterloo 50, Garrettsville 47 Paulding 57 , Upper Scioto Valley 54 Harvard 76, Colgate 71 Ba inbridge Paint Valley 48 , Adena 43 Pemberville· Eastwood SO, Genoa 42 Villanova 72, UMBC 60 Barnes\'ille 53, BridgepOrt 50 Perrysburg, 59, Rossford 50 SOUTH 66 , Sarahsville Beallsville Pettisville 62 , Fayette 45 Furman 83, Methodist 29 Shenandoah 57 · Plymouth 54 , Monroeville 33 MIDWEST Belmont Un ion Local 69 . Old Port Clinton 69, Sandusky Parkins 36 Iowa St. 73, Iowa 69 Wash ington Buckeye Trai l 51 Portsmouth Clay 54, Frankl.n Furnace Minnesota 104, Fairleigh Dickinson 66 Beloit W. Branch 62. Marllngton ~8 Green 39 Youngstown St. 84, Shawnee St. 69 · Berlin Hiland 57 , Newcomerstown 46 .Portsmouth Sci01oville E. 80, E. Pike Berll n W. Re serve 59, V ienna 50 Women's Major Scores Mathews 58 Ravenna SE 88 , Rootstown 6!S Frldoy Beverly Fl. Frye 57, New Matamoras Reynoldsburg 67, Grove City 66 SOUTH Frontier 44 · Richmond Edison 72. Cadiz Harrison Loulsvute 104, lnd.·Pur.-Ft. Wayne 56 Bloomd81e Elmwood 68, Millbury lake Cenl. 50 South Alabama 75, Louisiana-Monroe 48 Ridgeway R1dgemont 66, DeGraff 51 Bowling Green 55, Maumee 31 Riverside 4~ MIDWEST Cambridge 71, Gnad . Indian Vall. 39· Ripley 72, W. Uni on 69 OePaul47 , Valpara iso 44 Can. S. 71 , Canal Fulton NW 48 S. Charleston SE 46, Spring . NE 38 · Minnesota 88 , UMKO 53 Cedarville 61, Mechanicsburg 47 Sandusky St. Mary 61 , Milan Edison N. Iowa 70 , Arkansas St. 66 Celina 64 , Lima 50 49 New Hampshire 71, Wis.-Milwaukee Chardon 60. Conneaut 53 Sebring 94, Salineville Southern 36 69 Chesapeake 47, Portsm() uth 36 Smithville 50 , Creston Norwayne 48 Ohio St. 64, OhiO 36 Ch illico th e Unioto 74 , Chillicothe Sparta Highland 65, Ric hwood N. SOUTHWEST Huntington Ross 69 Union 42 Oral Roberts 62, Panhandle St. 51 Chill icoth e Zane Trace 63, Spring. S. 62, Piqua 50 TOURNAMENT WilliamQ,port Westfall 50 St. Paris Graham 55, Spring. Kenton Cyclone Challenge Cle .' E. 57, Cle. Colll nwoo~ 55 Ridge 52 FirSt Rou nd Clyde 68. Oak Harbor 66, OT Steubenville 59, Rayland Buckeye Co lgate 89, Centenary 63 Coldwater 52, Minster 39 · Local 57 Iowa St. 109, Hlgh Point 46 Cols. Br.ookhaven 90 , Cols. Centennial Stewart Federal Hocking 80, Raci ne ·39 . · Southern 72 Cols. Grandview 43, W. Jefferson 33 Strasburg-Franklin 51, W. Lalayett ~ Cols. Independence 71, Cots. W. 69 Ridgew ood 50 Cots. S. 79. Cots. Briggs 11 . Sulll\'an Black River 54, Med1na Cols. Sl. Charles 72 , Zanesville Buckeye 53 National Basketball Ro secra ns 59 Sylvania Northvlew 52, Holland Aeeoclatlon Co ts. Tree of Li fe 74 , Evangel Spring. 32 ~ . E:ASTERN CONFERENCE Christian 40 Sylvan ia Southview 83, Whitehouse Atlantic Dlvlelon Cots . Walnut Ridge 75, Cols. Anthony Wayne 78 Eastmoor Acad . 66 W L Pet. GB The Plains Athens 50, Jackson 46 .,. Colt. Watterson 69, Cots. Ready 43 Thomas Worthi ngton 45 , Dubli n New Jersey ..... 16 7 . 69~ Cols. Wh etstone 74, Cols. Northland Scioto 36 Boston ............ t 5 · 7 .682 .5 52 To I. Bowsher 61 , Tot. Start 46 Philadelphia . .. 15 8 .652 t ·co lumbiana · Crestview 66 , Tol. Wh itmer 67, Findlay 62 Orlando ... ... ... .. 13 11 .542 3.5 Hanoverton United 56 Tontogany Otsego 69, Kansas Lakota Washlngton ....... 9 13 .409 6.3 . Continental 72, Sherwood Fairview 51 42 Nel' Yo rk . .. .... 7 13 .350 7.3 Convoy Crestview 61, Columbus Uniontown Lake 62, Alliance 44 Grove 35 Upper Arlington 49, Lewis Center· Mlsml .. ............ .. 5 t7 .227 10.5 Cortland Lakeview 56, Hubbard 35 Olentangy 48 Central Dlvlalon Cory Rawson 8 1, Arcadia 32· Urbana 58 , Lewistown Indian Lake 51 W L Pet GB Coshocton 72, Bye sville Van Burtm 65, VanJue 44 lndlana .. .......... t7 5 .773 Meadowbrook 57 W. Liberty .Salem 63, N. Lewisburg New Orleans ... 16 7 .696 1.5 Cuyahoga Valley Chr. Acad. · 50, Triad 56 'Detroit .... .'........ t 4 1 .667 2.5 Kidron Cent. Chr. 41 W. Unity Allltop 47, Stryker 43 7 Dalton 54 , W. Salem NW 42 Warsaw River View 50, W. Musk in gum Atlanta ............ 10 12 .455 34 . Mil waukee ....... 1a 12 .455 7 Danbury 68, Emmanuel Baptis t 65 Delaware Buckeye Valley 64, Marion 10 Wash ington C.H. 6t . Milford Center Toronto .. ......... .. 7 15 .31 8 Elgin 58 Fairbanks 56 Chicago ........... 6 t 6 .273 11 Dover 58, Uhrichsville Claymont 27 Wauseon 61, Bryan 51 Cleveland .......... 4 20 .1~7 14 Dr~sde n Tri -Vatle-y 41 , New Concord Welli ngton 76, Brookside 54 WESTERN CONFERENCE John Glenn 40 Wellston 62,· Nelsonville-York 37 Mldweat DIVIIIOn Dublin Collman 62, Pickerington 44 Westerville S . 55, Groveport 47 •.W L Pet GB .E. Palestine 61, Leetonia 47 Wheelersburg 46. Minford 30 . 3 .864 Eastlake N. 60, Willoughby S: 53 Wlllow Wood Symmes Valley 82, New Dallas ............. 19 Edon 71, ~loneer N . Cent. 5 t Boston 69 · San Anton io .... 14 9 .609 5.5 · Fi ndlay liberty-Benton 46, Pand0ra Windham 64, Mogadore 56 Housto n ....... .. . 12 9 .571 6.5 Ce'nt. 78, Minnesota . ~ ..... 13 · 10 .565 Woodsfield Monroe 6 .5 His. 79. Sunbury· Big Walnut Hannibal River 64 Utah . ... : ........ .. 12 10 .545 7 65 Wooster 53, Orrville "'7 Denver ..... ...... ... 6 17 .26 1 1 3.5 Fredericktown 84 ,· Howard E. Knox 58 Worth ington Chrlstlari 88, Danville 42 t4 · Memphis ........... 6 18 .250 Ft. Recovery 45, New Knoxville 43, OT Yellow· Springs 61, Xenia Chr. 72 Division Paclrlc Gallipolis Gallla Acad . 89, Logan 56 Youngs. Chaney 70, Niles McKinley 42 Galloway Westland 68, Chillicothe 57 W L Pet GB Youngs. Mooney 67, Struthers 51 Green 63, Medina Highland 48 Youngs. Ursuline 64, Youngs. Rayen Sacramento .. :.. 18 6 .750 Greenfield McClain 68, Mt . Orab 59 Seaule ..... .. ..... 13 10 .565 4.5 Wes te rn Brown 62 Zanesville Maysvil le 46 , Thorn\'llle Phoenix .......... . 12 10 .545 5 Greenwich S. · Cent. 50, Ashland Sheridan 46, OT Portland .... ... .. tO 11 .476 6.5 Mapleton· 39 LA Clippers ..... 9 14 .39 1 8.5 Hamler Patrick Henry 65, Swanton 46 6.5 L.A. Lakers ........ 9 14 .391 Hemlock Miller 87 , Glouster Tri mble Golden Sta te ..... s 14 .364 9 . , 76 , OT . Hicksville 54, Montpelie r 37 Frlday'o Ohio Rooulta Thursday's Gemea Holgate 61, Napoleon 44 Detroit 86, Chicago 76 Bellevue 66, Upper Sandusky 44 Huron 64, Castal(a Margaretta 50 Minnesota 1 13, Atl anta 95 Carey 6~. Tiffin. Calvert 42 . Jackson Milton 67, Mlneral ·fUdge 42 New Orleans 93, Utah 88 Crestline 48, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale Jame stown Greeneveiw 8•7, Spring. 44 Friday'• Gamea ··:ath . Cent. 79, 20T Indiana 94 , Den...-er 72 Fostoria 45, Shelby 42 Jeromesville Hillsdale 57, Rittman 49 Seattle 91. Toronto 79 Galloway Westland 42, Chillicothe 40 Johnstown-Monroe 56, Utica 51 Phoenix 99, Philadelphia 91 Sycamore Mohwak 63, Bettsville 17 Lafayette Allen E. 50, Bluffton 34 Willard 68, Tlffln.Columbian 27 Orlando 111 , Golden State 85 Lanca ster 69, Hilliard Darby sg Boston 11 5, Cleveland 100 Frlday'l W.Va. Reaulta l~ipsic 55, McCo mb 25 Memphis 114, Houston 109, OT Betsy layne, Ky. 68, To lsia 46 lexin gton 67, Mario n Harding 38 New York 97, Miami 92 Braxton County 76, Clay County 14 U berty 70, Brookfield 48 B uckh ann o n ~ Upshur .37, Rob ert C. New Jersey 79, Wa shington 65 l..iberty Center 66, Delta 47 Milwaukee 101 , Portland 79 Byrd 32 Lima Perry 70. Spencerville 52 Cabell Midland 46, Martinsburg 27 San Antonio 97 , L.A. Clippers 84 Lima Te mple Chr. 89 , MBJion ·cath. 35 Calvary Christian, ·Md . 48, Faith New Orleans at LA. Lake rs, 10:30 Unsly, W.Va. 56 , Steubenville Cath. Christian 36 · p.m. Cent. 34 East Fairmont 52 , University 42 Saturday's Games lisbon Beav,er 71 , Colu mbiana 57 Fair Haven 40, Calvary Baptist 39 Ph oenix at Atlanta, 7 p.m. London 59, Washington C.H. Miami Denver at Cleveland, 7 :30 p.m. Grace Christian, Md. 60, Martinsbur.Q Trace 56 Bosto n at New York , 7 :30p.m. Christian 27 Loudonville 66. Wooster Triway 51 Gratton 61, Webste r County 47 Seattl e at Detroit, 7:30 p. m. LOUISVill& 74 , Minerva 59 Greenbrier West 47, Shady Spring 39 . Golden State at Miami , 8 p.m. LOUISVille Aquinas 72, Warren JFK 66 Guyan Valley 50, Mountain View Portland al Minnesota, 8 p.m. Lucasville Valley 79, Oak Hill 39 · Christian 39 Milwa ukee at Chicago, 8 :30p.m . Magnolia Sandy Val ley 59, New Hundred 42. West Greene, Pa. 29 L.A . Clippers at Houston, 8:30p.m. Philadelphia Tu scarawas Cent. Cath. 43 James Monroe 65, Tyler Consolidated Memphi s at Dallas. 8:30p.m. Malvern 56, Bowerston Conotton 44 Sacramento' at Utah, 9 p.m. Valley 54 Lewis County 57, Lin col n 28 Sunday's Games Mansfield 86, Sandusky 68 Washington at Toronto, 1 p.m. Meadow Bridge 50, Mount Hope 25 Mansfield Madison 64, Vermilion 54 Morgantown 85, Elkin s 33 Philadelphia at Indiana, 5 p.m. Maria Stein Marion local 54 ,. New Nicholas County 82. Liberty Raleigh New Jersey at Detroit. 6 p.m. Bremen 33 27 New Orleans at Sacramento, 9 p. m. Marietta 49, VIncent Wa rren 44 '· Nitro 130, Riverside 47 Orlando at L. A. l ak.ers , 9:30p.m. College Basketball ! Pro Basketball G~~a0naki1~ Girls Basketball SIOO,OOO UCLA (7-5) vs. New Mexico (7-61 . 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) Hawaii Bowl At Honolulu $750,000 Tulane (7·5) vs. Hawaii (10-3), 8 p.m. (ESPN) Pro Football National Football League AFC e..t L T Pet PF PA 5 0 .615 314 237 5 0 .61 5 330 268 6 .536 274 262 7 0 .462 332 365 South WLTPctPFPA Tennessee .... 8 5 0 .61 s 302 304 Indianapolis .. 8 5 0 .6 15 274 233 Jacksonville :. 5 8 0 .385 276 252 Houston .. ...... 4 9 0 .306 181 294 North WLTPctPFPA Pittsburgh ..... 7 5 t .577 309 293 Cleveland ..... 7 6 .538 283 263 Baltlmore ...... 6 7 0 .462 249 287 Cincinnati ..... 1 12 a .077 235 387 West WLTPctPF PA Oaklond ........ 9 4 0 .692 381 265 Son Diego .... 8 5 .615 270 292 Denver ........ . 7 5 .536 308 285 KansssCity .. 7 6 0 .536 419 322 NFC Eaat WLTPctPFPA Philadelphia tO 3 0 .769 347 207 N.Y. Giants ... 7 6 0 .538 229 236 Dal.las ........... 5 . 6 .385 193 245 Washington . 5 8 0 ..385 240 307 South W L T Pet PF PA . Tampa Bay .. 10 3 0 .769 301 159 New Orleans .9 4 0 .692; 362 326 Atlanta .......... a 4 1 .654 326 245 Carollna .. : .. .. .5 8 0 .365 210 252 North WLTPctPFPA x-G~een8ay . 10 3 0 .769 351 272 Chicago ....... 3 10 o .231 247 327 Detroit ...... ... 3 10 0 .231 235 354 Minneso ta .. .. 3 10 a .231 300 358 Waat L T Pet PF PA x.san Fmr<isco9 4 0 .692 316 286 Arizona ............. 5 8 0 .385 213 333 St louis ..... ....... 5 6 0 .385 245 291 Seattle .............. 4 .· 9 0 .308 264 307 •·clinched division Sunday's Gam8e Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets at ChiC8QO, 1 p.m. Oakland aUAiami, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroi t, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Houston, 1 p.m. San Diego at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Caroline at Pittsburgh , 1 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Wash ington at Philade lphia, 1 p.m . Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1 p. m. Kansas City at Denller •.4:05 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 4:15p.m. Green Bay at San Francisco, 4:15 p.m. Arizona at St. 'Louis, 8:30 p.m. Monday's Game . New En gland 1:!-t Tennessee, 9 p.m. Saturday'a Games Miami at Minnesota, 1:30 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8 :30 p·.m. Sundoy, Dec. 22 Detroit at At lanta, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Houston at Washington , 1 p.m. Chicago at Carolina , 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Tennessee at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. San Diego at Kansas City, 1 p.m . New Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. St. Louis at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Denver at Oakland, 4:15p.m. Cleveland at Baltimore, 4:15p.m. . N.Y. Jets at New· Engla nd, 6:30p.m. Monday, Dec. 23 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, ·9 p.m W Miami ........... 6 New England .8 N.Y. Jets ....... 7 Buflslo ......... .6 Southern California {10-2) (11 - \1 , 6 p.m. (ABC) o Friday, Dec. 27 Houatonaowl At Houaton $750,000 vs. Southern Mississippi (7-5) Oklahoma State (7-51. 1 p.m. (ESPNI Independence Bowl AI Shreveport, La. $1.2 million Nebraska (7-6) vs. Miss issippi (6-61 . 4.30 p.m. (ESPNI Holldo~ Bowl At Son Diego S2 million Kansas Stare (10-2) vs. Arizona State (6-5), 6 p.m . (ESPNI o o o Saturday, Doc . 28 Alamo Bowl At San Antonio $1.35 million Colorado (9-4) vs. Wisconsin (7-6). 8 p.m. (ESPN) o Continental Tire Bowl At Chorlotto, N.C. $750,000 West Virginia 19-3) vs. Virgin ia (8-5), t 1 a.m. (ESPN2) Monday, Dec. 30 Muolc City Bowl At Naahvllla, Tenn. $750,000 Minnesota (7·5) vs. Arkansas {9·4), 2 p.m. (ESPNI Seattle Bowl $1 million . Wake Forest (6·6) vs. OreQon {7-5), 5 p.m. (ESPN) w Tueodoif, Doc- 3i Humanitarian. Bowl At Bolte, Idaho $760,000 Iowa State (7·6) v·s . Boise State (11· t) , Noon IESPNI Sun Bowl At El PliO, TIXII St .35 million Washi ngton (7-5) vs. Purdue (6-6), 2 p.m. (CBS) Liberty Bowl At Mamphla, Tenn. $1.3 million Colora do State (t0-3) vs. TCU (9-21. 3:30p.m. (ESPN) Silicon Voflo~ Clooalc At Son Jooo, Colff. $750,000 Fresno State (8·5) vs Georgia Tech (7-5), 3 30 p.m (ESPN2) Pooch Bowl .• At Att•nta St.e million Maryland (10-3) vs. Tennessee (8-4), 7 ·30 p.m. (ESPNI San Francleco Bowl $800,000 Ai r Force (8·4} vs. Virg inia Tech (9-4), 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Wedn11d8y, Jan. 1 Outbock Bowl · AI Tempo, Flo. $2 million Mic higan (9-31 vs. Florida (8-4) , t t a .m. (ESPN) Colton Bowl · At Oalfaa $3 million LSU (6 -41 vs . Texas ( 10-21. 1 \ a.m. ( FOXI Gator Bowl At Jacksonville, Fla. $1.8 million Notre Dame { 10-2) vs. North Carolina . State (10-3) , 12:30 p.m. (NBq Capital One Bowl At Orlando, Fla . $5.125 million Penn State (9·3) vs. Aubum (8-4), 1 p.m. (ABC) llaoo Bowl At Paaadana, Calif. $11-t3 million Washington State (10-2) vs. Oklahoma ( 1 t-21 , 5 p.m. (ABC) . Sugar Bowl At New Orleans $11 -13 million Georgia ( 12-1 1 vs. Florida State (9-4). 6 :30p.m. (ABq College Football Bowl Schedule AU Times EST Tuesday, Dec. 17 New Orleans Bowl ~ $750,000 North Te~~:as (7-5} vs. CinCinnati' (7- 6) , 7 p.m . (ESPN2) Wadnaada~Dac.18 GMAC Bowl Mobile, Ala . $750,000 Marshall (10-2) vs. Louisville (7-51 . 6 p.m·. (ESPN2) Monday, Dec. 23 . Tangerine Bowl At Orlando, Flo. $750,000 Clemson (7-5) vs. Texas Tech (8-5). 5:30p.m. (ESPN) Wednesday, Dec.25 Las Vegas Bowl • At Las Vegae Iowa Frldey, Jan. 3 Fiesta Bowl At Tempe, Ariz. S1 1-13 million Miami (1 2-0) vs. Ohio State (13-01 . 8 p.m. (ABC) Thur~day, O.C. 28 Motor City Bowl At Pontiac, Mich. $710,000 Toledo (9-41 vs. Boston College (8-41 . 5 p.m. (ESPN) lnelght Bowl At Phoenix $750,000 Oregon Stole (8-41 vs. PIUsburgh (841 . 6:30p.m. (ESPNI va. CINCINNATI (AP) - The signing of Gus Frerotte signed a one-year conbackuj) Joe Germain~ h~s a~ded more tract as a free agent and probably will confuston, and some mdtgnatiOn, to the not be asked to return. Ak1h Srntth wants Cincinnati Bengals' already muddled out. Kitna has· started the past nine quarterback picture. games but must play in 80 percent of !he Germaine, a former Ohio State star offensive snaps to earn a $1.6 million and St. Louis Rams draft choice. was bonus in 2003. promoted from the Bengals' practice "If God wants me to finish the season squad on Thursday and signed a three- as the 9uarterback of this football team. year contract. .He became the fourth I'm gomg to, regardless ·of what they quarterback on the 53-man roster. want to do upstairs," K.itna said. "And if . Because the position is unsettled, he doesn't, I'm not." · Frerotte. who staned Cincinnati's first every roster move involving a quan~i'back is viewed suspiciously. three games, said he took the move to Some players wondered if Germaine t.nean that Germaine would play soon. would get !he playin~ time Bengals pres"Do you think they're paying him ident Mike Brown hmted at two months more money just because they like him? ago_Such a lineup change would prevent That would be nice," Frerotte said. "I ' m Jon Kitna from reaching a playing-time not mad at Joe. Good for him. But why incentive next year. are they doing that when we have other Bengals coach Dick LeBeau said . issues, like receivers hun who aren't Germaine's signing was done with an going to play. If we Jose another receiveye toward the future and didn't mean he . er during the game, we're going to have would play this season. two." "It would be difficult because of the Smith, once the team's franc hise quaramount of knowledge a quarterback has terback, hasn 't played since siarting the to have," LeBeau said. "There 's just not Bengals' founh game. the opponunity, but you never say never. "We have six tight ends, four quanerIt would have to be a tough position for backs, three kickers ; we're huning at him to go into a game." · (defensive back), we ' re hurting at Transactions · BASEeALL Amerlcen L11gue CLEVELAND INDIANS-Ag1oed to terms with OF Karim Garcia on a one· year co ntract. · DETROIT TIGERS-Named Cllll Russell senior director of commun ications. SEATTLE MARINERS-Named Lamar Johnson hitting coach. • TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS-Sold the rights fo INF Andy ~heels to Hiroshima of the Japanese . .N ational Le1gua ATLANTA BRAVES-Agreed to terms with 1B Wes Helms on a one-year con· tract. CINCINNATI REDS-Signed 3B Mark Schramek. COLORADO ROCKIES- Agreed to terms with C Bobby Estalella and INF Greg Norton on one-year co ntracts. NEW .YORK METS-Agreed to term$ with · INF-OF Joe McEwlng on a one· year contract. Named Gary c,rter minor leaOue catching Instructor, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES- Agreed to tQ rms with LHP Randy Wolf on a four-year contract. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Agreed to terms with RHP AI Reyes on a one·year contract. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Agree d to terms with AHP Chris Carpenter on a one-year con tract. BASKETBALL Natlon1l Baaketbetl Aaeociatlon LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Placed F Cherokee Parks on the injured llsl. Acti vated C Michael Oiowokandi 1rom the injured ilst. SACRAMENTO KINGS- Placed C Scot Pollard on the Injured list. Activated G· F Hedo Tu rkogiu from .tha injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League , NFL-Fi ned Gi'een ~ay Pacers players Antuan Edwards, Mike McKenzie and Nate "Wayne $5,000 e'ach and Minnesota VIkings players Hunter Goodwin and Jim Kleinsasser $10,000 each and Chris Walsh $$,000 tor their actions in a game on Dec. 8 . CHICAGO BEARS-Signed DB Eric Joyce from the practice squad . . HOCKEY National Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS- Racalled C Andy Hilbert from Provi dence ol the AHL. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKET SAssigned G Pascal Le clai re to Sy racuse of the AHL. DETROIT RED WINGS- Re-si gned F Kirk Maltby to a four-yaar contract. Assigned G Marc Lamonthe and C Jason Williams to Grand Rapids of the AHL LOS ANGELES KINGS-Placed D Aaron Miller on the injured list. Recalled 0 Joe Corvo from Manchester ol the AHL. NASHVI~LE PREDATORS-Recalled G Jan Lase k from Milwaukee of the AHL. Assigned F Martin Erat and D Tomas Ktoucek to Milwaukee. NEW YORK RANGERS-Assigned G Johan Homqvlst to Hartford of the AHL. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING- Assigned C Brian Holzinger to Springfield of the AH L. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Assigned C Harold Druken to St. John's o1 the AHL. COLLEGE ALBION-Named Julie Uljeb~rg women 's softball coach. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN-Named Jay Mills football coach. O~ERBEIN - Nsmed Matt Smith me if's .golf coach. . SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATENamed Manny Matsak is football coach. Thursday, Jon. 2 Orange Bowl At Miami $11-13 million Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Point Pleasant • B ngals now have four.QBs to Prep Roundup juggle with Germaine promotion Blue Angels . down Logan In SEOAL opener ' ) Boys Basketball ' Saturday, December 14,2002 receiver, yet we sign a quarterback. It doesn't make any sense to me," Smith sa1d. Smirh, in the founh year of a sevenyear contract, said he doesn't expect to get another chance with the Ben ~al s. "There is no hope for me here,' Smith said . "Kitna is playin{l well, and that makes me expendable.' Smith was benched in 2000, prevent. it\g him from reaching a passing-yards incentive that would have in reased his contract's value . "If (Kitna) gets any closer than that, Joe Germaine . is going in the game . That's why they signed him," Smith said. Germaine said he wouldn't be totally comfonable running the offense after having just one day of practice snaps in fuU,team work. . He said he doesn't want to supplant Kitn,a. . "I m Ol)e of 53 guys here who thmks that Jon has done a great job this year and deserves to · take all the snaps," Germaine said . "If anyone talks about his bonus, he deserves it. He has played tremendously well. I'm not tryin~ to step in and distract him or this team.' TUSCALOOSA. · Ala. (AP) Alabama's search for a football coach took another frustrating tum Friday when New Orleans Saints assistant coach Mike Riley ~jected the job afterwards. 1 Riley said Alabama athletic. director Mal Moore refused his request for more time to consider .a similar position at UCLA. He plans to visit UCLA after the Saints' home game against Minnesota on Sunday. Riley. speaking at the Saints' practice lield, called himself a "pretty deliberate ·person." "I asked Alabama about an opponunity to wait a little bit," he said. "They exer-. cised !heir prerogative and said !hey need- ed to go on." Alabama athletic director MaJ Moore offered Riley the job after Dennis Franchione left for Texas A&M last week UCLA fired coach Bob Toledo on Monday. "! .know the players are very anxious and I know our fans are very anxious," Moore said Friday. "We want them to be assured that we will get the best person for this job, and I rhink !hat's what'simponant." Moore said he has contacted " I0 or 15 different people" but would not say how many he interviewed. He does not rhink the Alal;!ama job has become unattractive because · of NCAA sanctions and high Devils lead at !he half. . . "That's what Logan wants to play (a 32 minute game) and they have averaged 41 points in the second half," said Osborne. "So we said to !he guys. the game's not over." In !he rhird quaner, a basket by Logan's Eddie Frederick made it a five-point game, but that was as close as the Chieftains would get in !he second hal f as Gallia Academy went on a 13-2 run, which opened up the proverbial dam. By the time the quaner concl'uded, Gallia Academy outscored Logan 30-15, nearly as many points the Blue Devils had !he entire first half. "I rhink in rhe end, our defensive backcoun did a great job of containing in !he · third quaner, so that limited !hem, and from PageB1 down Logan as !he Chieftains didn't score !heir first points until 2:281eft in !he opening quaner. From there, !hough, Logan managed to fight ri~ht bac~ into rh.e game, makin.g it a one-pomt game a·couple of Urnes m !he second quaner, but were never able to take a lead. With less thana minute to go in.the ftrst half, and Gallia Academy only tip by three, Johnson managed a couple of baskets, including a steal and driving layup as time expired to give the Devils a 33-26 PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. - Heisman from Page 81 · Subscribe today. Gallipolis 446-2342 Point Pleasant 675-1333 Pomeroy/Middleport 992-2156 believe. McGahee, a sophomore tailback, is !he best player on the top"ranked Hurricanes. "This year, I've been in a situation where somebody thinks I'm going to win it, !hen !he same guy thinks I'm going to come in last," Dorsey said. "It's . not wonh even thinking about. If it were up to me, I'd like to see Willis win it." Dorsey, who is 38- 1 as a starter, completed 194 of 350 passes for 3,073 y~ds, 26 touchdowns and I0 mterceptions this season. McGahee broke the school recdi'd .wirh 27 touchdowns and also,. set school records for yards" rushing ( 1,686), total yard~ . (2,036), and I 00-yard g3li\tS ( 10).. The last lime two teammates finished in !he top five was 1994. But !he last tune a player won wirh a teammate as a ftnalist was in 1983, when Nebraska's Mike Rozier took holl'\e the award and Turner Gill 'fiitisbed founh. . ThetO' have been teammates as ftilidists 11 times in Heisman ' .. . history. Eight of those times a teammate has won the Heisman. But no sophomore has ever won !he award, and only 13 juniors have won, most recently Michigan's Charles Woodson in 1997. · "It's pretty cool to be in !hat category," McGahee said. "Not many programs can say !hey have two in the same year. I didn't have any idea I'd be part of it. so I'm pretty excited." On Thursday, Johnson won the Maxwell Award, given to the nation's best all-around player, and was . named the Walter Camp Player of the Year. He also beat out McGahee for !he Doak Walker Award, given to !he nation's top running back. The senior nin for 2,015 yards, becoming the ninrh major college player to run for 2,000 yards in a sea~on. He·ran for a school-record 327 yards against Indiana on Nov. 16. He had 279 yards and ftve secondquarter touchdowns in a sea· son-ending 61-7 victory over Michigan State, · "I wasn't supposed to win it in the first place, so it won't matter to me if I win it now," Johnson said. Banks won the Davey 0' Brien Award, given to rhe nation's best quarterbsck. The KIPLING SHOE CO. Route l Bypass • Point Pleasant, \NV (304) 675-7870 • Mon-Sat9-7, Sun 12-s No cost To Your We Olflr awide selectlen of over 225 new, used ad factorv pro1nm vehicles In stock at all times. In house nnanc1n11or 111 credh hPIS whll . . lmarast rates as •• as 0% now anllabla. "--I rttiOIIOttt• N!!,~IJ!!!J!J!!!JI 0~ 1 GUI UfE ii.Y,;J lt'M MDIII ,S2_ CH RYSLt R • 252 Upper River Gen~r•l MlniOtf: Pete Somtnlille · Finance~ Alan Duret S1ln THm: N.ll Peller, JamleAdlfMOft, Llrry PltrOt, .101 n1111, John lllunderl, JCihtl hnnetl, Rob l rlghl . Owner: Mike Northup Road 112 Milo aooth ,;, tho su,., "'"'"'· oompo1r~. Ohro "YOUr lldlllelllll IIII'MIIIII" I CROSS LANES, W.Va. -Cross lanes Christian defeated, Sourh Gallia Thursday night, 50-29, in a makeup game from . . earlier in !he season. Cross Lanes had rhree players score in double-digits, Kara. : Kelly with 16 points, Haley Curry with 15 and Danielle Duff: ' wirh 12. The Rebels were led by Julia Gwinn with 10 points, while ; Joanie Fellure hauled in 12 rebounds. South Gallia returns to action Saturday <\t Coal Grove. Bidwell boys sweep Wahama GAHS 8th graders fall to Marietta win, II West Coast players have ftnished in !he top ftve, including three who were runners-up. 'T m sure !here is a little bit of a'bias, bec®se it's real hard for people in the.East to see all the West Coast games," · Palmer said. "Hopefully. the West Coast guys will stick behind !heir man ." In close races, the number of voters who return !heir ballots becomes crucial. This year, 920 ballots were sent out 870 to media and 50 to former winners. There also is one fan vote. Last year, Crouch beat Grossman by 62 points, !he founh-closest race in Heisrnan · history. Only 585 of !he 924 eligible voters (63.3 percent) returned !heir ballots, the lightest response in more !han two decades and among !he lowest in a half-century. An 80 percent return is about average. In !he closest vote ever- Bo Jackson's 45-point win over Chuck Long in 1985 - only 781 of the 1,050 eligible voters .(74.3 percent) cast ballots. Indians sign OF Garcia:.: to one-year deal CLEVELAND (AP) Outfielder Karim Garcia sil5ned a one-year contract wah the Cleveland Indian ~ on .Friday, avoiding salary arbitration. The left-handed Garcia was baseball 's top run producer in the final two months of last season. driving in a major league-best FROM LAS VEGAS! Watch Ron JeHries playing for Tammy JeHries of Jane lew, WVTonight at 1:30 p.m. A PluH plaJ' r.lpOn&lbl,. 52 runs after he wa s recalled . from Triple-A Buffalo on: Aug. 6. · . In his first chance to play · every day, the 27-year-o!d' . Garcia batted ·.299 (59-for- . 197) with 16 home runs in · the final 51 games of the . 2002 season . He could ·· replace ,Jim · Thome as Cleveland 's cleanup hitter. Jewe .-,., Dept. RCA TV Sale 30to.50°/o 13" to 52" off ev/"rv Item In Stock! ,MaYtag Appliance Close Out Why shop Ingels? Winup to • KC girls top Southwestern Marshall Na Gimmicks! No Deductlblesr No Worries! Rebels fall at Cross Lanes • 'There's been a lot of interest in !his job .- 1mean. a lot of interest- from .all over the country,'' Moore said. "It just takes time." The 49-year-old Riley played defensive CHRSHIRE, Ohio- The Kyger Creek junior high girls bas-· back for the Crimson Tide under Bear Bryant in !he early 1970s, but Riley's fam- ketballteam defeated Southwestern, 42-26. : Holly Taylor led Kyger Creek with 15 points, while Counney ily still lives in Southern California. Riley has spent much of his career on rhe Circle pitched in with nine. West Coast. He was USC's offensive coorCarmen Waugh led Southwestern with eight points. dinator and quanerbacks coach for four Kyger Creek travels to Vinton Monday. ·years 'before becoming coach at Oregon State. He coached the San Diego Chargers for three seasons before he was ftred on Dec. 31. PORTER, Ohio - The Bidwell-Poner eight grade boys basketball team defeated Wahama, 50-27. when we limited !hem, we ~ot into transi- · Leading the way for Bidwell was Michael Cordell with 17 tion and got easy ones," sa1d Osborne. "I points, while Michael McGhee added 10 pomts and J.D. Ohver · think !hat Donnie's actual scoring was scored eight. Bidwell-Poner also won the seventh grade gatne. 39-26. because of the good defense of our team in Leading Bidwell-Poner was Aaron Mulholand with 14_ a half-coun situation." points, followed by Ryan Eggleton wtth 13 potnts and BruceLogan was playing without !he services Stout and Ryan Henry with six each. of !heir big-man, Jason Dicken, who was · still out of action after suffering an injury during football season. . "I talked t() Jason tonight and he thought he might be back by January," said GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - Marietta Team ·2 defeated Galli a. · Osborne. "He was hoping to be back for Academy's eighth-grade girls basketball team Thursday' the January (2 1) game (at Logan)." evening. 50-34. . . · Gallia Academy will meet River Valley Leading scorers for the Blue Angels were Sarah Cochran wtrh in the Blue Devils' next outing Dec. 20 at 14 points, Leslie Niday with seven, and Melissa Sibley, ·: the University of Rio Grande. Brittany Elliott and Jessica Dingess with four each. ., The Blue Devils also won !he junior The Blue Angels will host Jackson Monday evening. varsity contest, 63-47, as Jeff Payton and Jackie Glassburn each scored 16. ·~ Leftwich likes to prepare for each game by forgetting about the previous week's performance, so he sees little from Page B1 differen ce between the 200 1 and 2002 bowls. said. "It's. like when we beat. · "By the time we prepare , Miami in the last second. It for the GMAC game, tbat l a~i · we would have played that game's behind us because next Saturday, we wo11ldn 't your next game is always the have a chance. We've got to most important ~arne. That's build our juices back up." how we look at tt," he said. By the look of things, the The on!~ negative spin. on players are already juiced.. the team s mood is that "As far as my perspecuve Leftwich wasn't a Heisman goes, this is my fast game," Troph~ ftnalist. Instead, the said punter Curtis Head. "So MAC s career passing leader regardless, we're going to do has a few extra days of praceverything we can to. try to tice in Mobile mste ad of win this one, and I thtnk all going to New York for the seniors will tell you !he Saturday night's trophy presame." sentation. · LOGAN , Ohio - Mari ssa Dey scored a game-high 21. points to help Gallia Academy defeat Logan Thursday. 57-40 tn htgh. school girls basketball action. · Dey had 13 points in !he first half as the Blue Angels (3-0 , 1. 0 SEOAL) led 30-23 at halftime. Also for Gallia Academy, Alix Booster and Kari Adkins each had nine points, while Eva Lyon scored eight. Lyon also led !he Blue Angels under the glass wirh II rebounds, nine on the offensive side of !he ball. Chelsea Gooch contributed wirh nine assists. For Logan, Janey Richards scored 14 points, while Brittany. · : Myers added I0. .. ·· Gallia Academy travels to Athens Monday before opening up !heir home schedule Dec. 19 against River Valley. ex~ctations. last two 0' Brien winners went on to win ·the Heisman - . Nebraska's Crouch last year, ·. and Florida State's Chris Weinke in 2000. · Banks also was chosen as The Associated Press College Pla~er of the Year on Monday. He d love to add the Heisman to his collection. ''That was like the only thing my friends would know about growing up," Banks said. "We'd always play football and strike the pose.'' '. · The senior was the nation's pass efficiency leader, throw. mg for 2,369 yards wirh 25 touchdowns and just four interceptions. He also ran for 387 . yards and ftve scores. . "With all due respect to !he orher players, I don't know who has played better or done more for !heir football team," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. 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'(740)441· cepting &pplications ·tar Size 14- 16, like o18W. Will after 4:30 $1000. 367-0138. rage with large slorage rented lot, $16,900, 9656 · waiting list fo r Hud-sub- sell for $40. Call (740)446- ~ area, 12r24 covered patio , {740) 992-7689 180 WANI'ID 1- br, apartment. call 4335 (6:00- 9:00pm.) · mobile home for sized, 6x12 enclosed storage 1997 · 675·6679 EHO , ToDo area, 9x21 porch, new fur· rent/option to buy, 2 bedBURN Fat, BLOCK Crav-: nace & windows, central air room, 2 bath , {304)773- Valley View Apt's now t8k- tngs, and BOOST Energy; Georges Portable Sawmill, & natural gas heat, remod· 9557 or 740.992-5971 ing applications tor 1 &2 br., Like You Ha\le Never Ex· 1 don't haul your logs to the eled bath ce ramic tile floor- Large Commercial Retail water , trash, sewage paid. perienced. 2 bedroom, all electric, AC , mill just call304-675-1957. ing, large concrete drive. Office or Building on 1 to 5 central air. kit. app. fu rnish-WEIGHT· LOSS 1 very ·nice, in Gallfpolis. No neighborh ood. acres for sale, rent or lease. quiet ed. applications can ..be REVOLUTION : pots . (740)446-2003 or LEACHES . $139, 000. (7401441 -141 7 pi cked up between Sam· New product launch Octo-, Some owner financing avail- {740)446-1409 Experienced . licensed after 5pm. 8pm Mon- Sat. In laundry b•r 23, 2002·. Call Traq; 111t: able. In Rio Grande area. plumbers, water lines, sew- ------------------ {740)246-6747 2br. Mobile home $325. mo. room off Rt .325 Rio Grande '-{7_4_01;.,44 __ 1 -_1.:_~8_2_______.:___ ', er lines, gas lines, residen- New 2000 sq ft home, 10 $300. Dap. (304)882-1107 800 St At 325 Equal hous- ---:i ali plumbin iii 304-674-0140 i i i i minutes from Hospital. Office b4ilding in Miners- Beautiful Ai11er View Ideal ing opp. handicap assesa - Dakota Truck cap, .white, : Complete above ground $400. (740)256-6276 ' llille, 600 sq. ft., ale, cov- For 1 Or 2 People, Referen- ble 74Q-(740)245-9170 pool with porch, driveway --~~~---------· ered parki ng , ceiling tan , ces, Deposit, No Pets, Fos SPACE . ,. Firewood lor sale. Spl!t and ; rtO BUSINii$ and garage foundatio n. $300/mo .. 614-876-1661 . ter Trailer Park, 740-44 t Rmr delivered. $40 a load, $5 , Ol'I'O.........,.....,_. Price below appraisal. L,~---iiiiiiiiiiiii.-,.1 extra in West ' Virgini_a.: 0161. ·----~-·uiiii"";,;;, '_.1 (74Q}446-3384. (740)367-7631 Mobile home lor rent, no Laura Hunan ~-'---------------· Rent or Sale. Land Contract !NOTICE! 740.742-1017 pets, (7401992-5656 Firewood for sale. · Calli OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH - available Jan. 3. Large 2/3 ConQratulaUonel You have {740)368-6264 : 'br. house newly remodeled. 1/2 acre lot on Tycoon Lake ING' CO. recommends that won 2 free movie tickets to all appliances . central gas . w/12x60.Trailer$16,500.00 you do business with people FURRmf the Spring Valley 7 Gallipo-. you know,.and N~T to send heat, fenced back yard. Call now $13,500.00 lis. Call the Sentinel for de740 247 1100 ) " money through the mail until for deta ils. Deposit A e~ ( tails. {740)992-21551 you have investigated the quired. {740)742-8432 2;112 acre wooded tot. Site ol'fering. Wanted! Good credit cus- cleared for building. Porter PRO~'lONAL tamers to purchase new area. f'Jo · Single wides, . SERVICES home w/land. $0 down to $10,500. call (740)446-4614 ·--oiiiiiiiiiiiiil-..,1 .qualified customers. 1-5 from ·a-5. 1 bedroom apartment, stove acre tracts available. ' IIWII\\111'-.1 A Country Craftsman FumiHDLIDI,IY SAVINGS 9.9•.- & refrigerator included, utilit(740)446-3093 lure stripping, Refinishing lnterest Rate On ALL ies inctudad. (7401245-5869 Repai rs. Caning & Uphols.HOOSEHOlll Property lor the month of · com~; l~ ry. December Special December. 5% down, 9.9% 1 Bedroom . Apartments FURSALE . 10% off. Bedroom and DinInterest Rate for a 15 year Starting at $289/mo, Washing Room Re finish in g. term, with appr011ed credit. er/ Dryer Hookup, Stove 12 used homes priced unEloctrjc range, $75; rofnger- NEW AND USED STE ..EL (304 )743-1100 bn all Residentfal and Rec. and Refrigerator. (740)441 - ator, $95; washer, $95; Dry~ 1 der $3000, will help with de1519. er, $95; gas range , $95. Steel Beams, Pipe Reber• _livery. Call Nikki 740-385- reational Property in: AthTURNED DOWN ON ens, Jackson, Gatlia, Hock- 2 bedroom ·apartment for Caloric gas range, like new, For' Concrete, Angle , Chan- : 9948 SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? ing, lawrence, Ross , .Pike, rent In Syracuse, $200 de- $195 . ~e nmore washer/ nel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating , No Fee Unless We Win ! Scjoto and Vinton Counties. posit, $330 month rent dryer set, $250. we also For Drains. Driveways 12x50 mobile home, new 1-868-582-3345 For ali added bonus close which Includes water, sewer have pictures and lamps Walkways . l &l Scrap Met-1 kitchen, new bath, $3500. 1 in December and receive and trash , (740)378·8111 I~ I It I Stilt that would be good Christ· als Open Monday, Tuesday, , (740)441·9339 $100 off c_losing costl Call 2 BR appartment Chester, mas gifts. Skaggs Applian- :;gnesd6 8: ~ri~~· e;m-..: 1966, two bedroom mobile us today fo r FREE MAPS. OH above Gulf Gas station ~;:a ~~ ~ine Street, s~t!~Y os: . S~~d:~: ... home, new ale & w.h., set Anthony Land Company, FUR SALE on pets fi rst month rent (740)446-7300 Lid.' 1-800-213,8385 up on lot 7, Alverpark , $275.00 and deposit . - - -- - - - - - - - ----------------www.alcfand.com $275_ 00 Is req uired call For Sale: Reconditlo~ed W~terllno Special: 314 200~ $9,000 Foreclosure! 3 bed· $3000, tot rent $120Jmo, washers, dryers and refrigLost Brown/White Rabbit 992 _3332 , or 992 _0228 room home, 1·800·7 19· (6 1 4)876-168~ PSI $21 .00 Per 100; 1" 200' erators. Thompsons Appli3001, ext. F144 PSI $35 .00 Per l oO; .All 1967 t2x60 mobile homo, dog In vicinity of Racine 4. rooms and bath, stove/ re- ance. 3407 Jackson Ave-'----:----------- $1500. {740)645-2070 celt Locks & Dam has electric Braaa Compreaalon· Flnlnflll.wo frigerato r. Utilities paid, nue, (3041675-7338. 3 Bedro om newly remod- phons, (7 40)645-2599 cell collar on It reward 304·895In Stock. :. ~ • $400 · month. 46 Olive 3916 eled, In Middleport. call Jom phone; (740)379-2515 RON EVANS ENTIFIPFIIS.:: Good Used Appllanceo, ReStreet. (740)446·3945 Anderson after 5 p.m. conditioned and Gueran- 18 JackoOrt, Ohio, 1-800-•• Patriot ar~a. 20 wooded 992-3348 IQBll 14x70 moblla home , '"' acres, county water & elec· BEAUTIFUL . APART· taid . Washers, Oryere, 537-9628 Brick Ranch, 2 bedroom, 2 · needs some ~rk 52000 · trlc, homesite . Borders MINTS AT BUDGET PRI- Rangaa, and Aefrlgaratora, ------------~--~:: WMo flborglaoe toppe~ 1111.. 36 2 _ _ _ _ __ bath, garago, on river, 5 _ _7~-0~6_3_ Wayne National Forraat, ex· CES AT JACKSON ES· Some olart at 595. Skagga TAT!S, 52 Westwood Onve fullolzt Chevy '"'"" 1988 78 Vlnt St., Appliances, miles south of Gatllpollo. 1994 Schutt 18x72 Mobile cellon! hunting, $38,000 up Llka now $300.00 lrom S2i7 to $383. Walk to (740)448·7398 (740)441-88 17 Homo Priced to soli Quick {740)379-9141 875-3248 aftor 6pm. ahOp & movtoa. Call 740· Call (7401 365-2434 Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark 448·2568. Equal Houtlng Womono bloycto, $30; Mono ,. Chapel Road, Po~er. Ohio. Opportunity. 1e;8 1exao Schult mobllo ~ WANrED . (now) oondlllon, $48.=:: (740)446·7444 1-877·830· home with a 24x24 detach· .. Beech Stroot, Mlddlapon, 2 91 e2. Frea Ettlmotao, Euy (740)448-0380 1d heated garage on a doU· Will. pay top dotter lor prime btdroom lurnlthtd opart· flnanclng, day• umo •• ble lot localld tn Raolno. land. Now homo builder. mont, utllltlao paid, dopottt Cllh . VIlli Moottr Card. Moblla homo hll a fl ully (740)446·30i3 All I'MI eatate advertlalng & roferoncet·, no polo. 740- Drl•a· a- 11n1o uvo alot. equtppad kltchtn ond go· In thle ntWIIN!per le 992-0158 rage hu a lai-'ge worl<· IUDIIO! 10 lhO , ....,., Ouoon olD oofa, Iuton, lg. Block, brick, IIWtr plpll,:;'l · Deluxe, 1 BR Town Hou11, bench. lncludtl a privity l'alr Houtlng Aot oi1HI recliner 304·678·5992 wlndowt, llntolo, Ito, Clauda::l near Holzer, CIA, Econol'l'li· fence and alto has a amall which mtktl It Illegal to Homli cal gao haat, W/0 hookup, Uosd furnttura store, 130 Wlntort, Rio Grandt, OH::I atorage building In back advertlll "any Catl740·248·812t, "'I p~tl'llnct, limitation or FURRmf $359. 00 ptuo uttltttu. Bula•lll• Pike. We soil malyard . Include• front porch .. dl10rlmlnatlon baud on {740)446-2967 and back+ porch with auntreaoos, bunk beds, dross- BT!EL lldgo 70% YR.:;: raoe, oolor, l'lllglon, HX deck. Muat aea· to apprecl· 1 ·3 Bedrooms ForaciOaed ora. couches, applloncot, END ILOWOUTI 30x30"" Furnished 3 rooms + bath, tamllltl ttatua or nttlontl ate. tmmadlata po11eu1on. Home• From $199/Mo., 4% ~· ,. • ·•aoo , eo 11 S3 ,...,.;,. upstairs, olean, no peta . much more. Gra\ll monu· was sa origin, or tny lnttntlon to Call {740)992-1987 Down, 30 Years at 8.5% Refe re nce & depoalt re· mente. {740) 448-4782 Clot- 40x59 was $18,700, 1011 .. mtkl any IUOh. APR. For Llotlngs, 800-319- qulrld . (740)446·1519 llpoltt, OH , $8,700; 80x14ll wao = preftrenoe, llmlt8tlon or 1999 Clayton 16xBO 3br. 3323 Ext . 1709. dleorlmlnttlon." $41 ,900, $14,9oo. Sam ' 2ba. C/A & heat, vinyl aiding Gracious living. 1 and 2 ANnQUES • {8001392-7,08 ' B. shingled root. Excellent 2 betlroom house for rent . bedroom apartments et Vil- ~ Thll ftiWIPiptlr will not Condition. {3 04)773-5236 Manor &nd Riverside lage 386-8547 knowingly tccept advtrtlelfT'IInt• for rul 2001 14x80 Oakwood mo- 3br. House located In Ma· Apartment• In Middleport. Buy or aotl, Rlvanno Anti· lltltl Which II In bile home {216)36 1-7086 or eon, WV. $495. + Utilities. From $278-$348. Call 740- quea, 11 24 East Main on --violation of the law. Our 992·5064. Equal Houelng SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· (2181257-1485. AKC Clolden Rotrlsvet .PUP· No Pate. {304)773-6881 reltdtrl ar.. hereby Opportunities. 992·2526. Ruu Moore, pteo, let ahott & wormed, · lnrorrned tl'lat 111 both parents on premises apart· dwelllnga advertltld In $300. will be ready lor xthla ntwaptptr art mas will hold w/ dep. 256tvallabll on an equal "Get Your MoneY's Worth" Modern 1 br Apt. 740· 1686. opportunity b1111. at Coles Mobile Homes, St. (740)446 -0390 At. 50 East of Athens. Deliv2 ABS Brake Master cylinNorth 3rd. Avenue PvllddleAK~ Yor1de pups, will be Foreclpsed SW on 2 acre eries, set-ups. excavating, ders. (304)675-6753 12X60' traill§l' for rent. port, 2 BED, unfurnished ready Jan 20th. Taking de- 1 tract. $500 down to qualified fo undations , sewage sysNow tak ing apPlications . Appt., Deposll & Reference, posits now. 3 females. 2 1 buyers. Call (740)446·3570 tems, driveway s, heating 6.5kw skid mounted Military (740)256-6803 No pots. No Pets. 992-0165 tor a quick sale. mafes. $450Jmales , and and cooli ng along with parts gene~a to r, 110, 220 or 3$500/female.(7401245-1217 Land home packages. No and seNice. You should ac- 12x60, tbr. Trailer for rent Now Taking Applications- phaso, $1300; Pull behind payments while under con- cept not)llng less. Since for older couple. W/Laundry 35 West 2 Bedroom Town- homemade wood spUtte r, Chrislmas Pug 'Puppies , will struction . Li nle or no 1967 we are Cole's Mob1le Aoom/br. l arge fenced house Apaf1ments , Includes VW engine, $600; Stevens be 6 weeks old at Christmas 1 SeWage, Trash, 12 gauge double. $275. Black $500, 2 Fawn $350. down payment required. Homes where you "Get yard. $350. Mo. Camp Con- Water Your MOney's Worth ." $350/Mo .. 740·446-000B. (740)379·9244 (740)446-321 B ley area. (740)682-0292 (7401367-7086 1996 GMC E>rtended Cab V-8 . automatic, air, tilt, cruise, remote control start. Excellent Condition. $8 ,999. (304)675-7946 1999 F-350 4 wheel dr. power strOke. 6 speed manual XLT- Goose neck hitch, Reese hitch lots of extras 245-9557. r«< MOTORCYa..E'i ~ r iO HOME r 446-2342 992-2155 675-1333 A~~E i BINGO . AMERICAN LEGION POST 467 RUTLAND, OHIO GUARANTEED $60AGAME, · OVER SO PEOPLES80A GAME, OVER 99 PEOPLE $99.00 A GAME . • STAR BURST $2000.00 AND COVERALL MON & WED.OOORS OPENAT4:30 GAMES START AT6:30 • $500 Sign on bonus • Earn Up to $7.00/hour · • Paid Training .. · • Paid Vacations • Holiday Pay • Professional atmosphere · CalllnfoCision today to schedule an interview. Holzer Senior Care Cenler has 2 Part-lime openings for Dietary aides. Experience is helpful, bu1 not required. If imerested, please apply in person at: 380 Colonial Dr. Bidwell, Ohio 45614 (E.O. Employer) · BULLETIN BOARD American Legion Post 27 Back Roads Band Saturday Nite 8 to 12 Dec. 14 Members and Guest LIFE PLANNING 102 Educalional Seminar for AITORNEYS, FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS, FAMILIES WITH MR/00 on Legal and Financial Planning to help caretakers plan· far the future of aging children with menlal relardation and developmental disabilities. •uR ' Cliffside Golf Club ' Membership Special $300.00 ., Great Christmas Gift . 446-t101F Monday, December 16 3:30pm-5:30pm Gallco ( 8323 Slate Route 7, Cheshire rAP~ Sponsored by the Area Agency on Aging District 7. Inc. in collaboration with the Gallia County Board of MR/DD. Funded by a grant awarded to the Ohio Dept. ot Aging , working in partners hip with the Ohio Dept. of MRIDD and the Ohio Developmental Disabililies Council , by the U.S. Health and Human Services, Administration on DevelOpmental Disabilities. 2.0 CLE units or 2.0 CEU RN/LSW available at no cost. For more information, please call Lori Brooks at AAA7 1-800-582-7277, ~~:211 i Moon ,EHoMES Broad Run Rod & Gun Club Outlaw & Slug Match Sun. Dec. 15th at 12 Noon LOST PPHS Basketball Boosters meeting Mon. Dec. 16th 5 pm in Cafeteria Brown & white miniature collie on Broad Run fld. $100.00 reward 304-882-3221 &; HoMES ANNOUNCEMENTS Earn Cash For Christmas Now! .1-877-463-6247 ·ext. 2456 1 Cliffside Golf Club Pay Dues before Jan. 1st, 2003 'and re(;eive 5% discount. OPEN LATE WILLA'S BIBLE BOOKSTORE Monday-Friday Dec. 16th • Dec. 20th 7:00 pm Sat. Dec. 21st· 5:00 pm Mon. Dec. 23rd • 7:00 pm Chrislmas Eve - 2:00 pm HELP WANTED Phy. office, full time LPN, AN straight days, no weekends or holidays. Apply in person at: Medical Plaza 93& State Rt 160 · · Gallipol ~ 446-9q.20! 40 lb Snapper will be at 675-5833 WV State Farm Museum Christmas Lighl Show and drive thro.ugh December 10-21 6-9pm Daily Sanla Clause nightly Free hot chocolale and Cookies' RIVERBEND MARINA Saturd~y Nite 9 pm . ' I For More Info ... 446~2342. 992-2156.675-1333 144 739 &:; 304"1 i G) ;1 REAL FsrATE i I t ;o ,, ' I r ~= § ••.I • Immerse yourself in all the pleasures of a ~~LE ;~'m~nd:~dl PO I NT CLEA R , A L luxury offered in the new 20,000 square foot ALABAMA'S European Spa. Experience the latest in spa spa at MARRIOlT's GRAND HOTEL GOLF therapies and treatments. Allow trained h.mds RESORT AND SPA, part of the Resort Di~isi on to massage away the remnants o f a hard day of golf or just the cares of the w~rld, as you relax of the ROBERT TRENT ] ONES GOLF TRAIL. Enjoy golf at the resort Lakewood Courses or at in lux ury. Experience the popular Hot Rocks ~eatment, Vichy shower, anti-aging facials or nearby champio nship Magnolia Grove courses. give yourself a work-out in the cardiovascular For Spa reservatio~s call 251.990.6385. 'For golf and hotel packages at The Grand or any- workout room. Give yourself over to ,pll the where o n the T rail, call800.257.3465. Golfs Greatest Road Trip ' I ., .f ., ,I t I 6323. 2000 400 Ex. Excellent con· 95 Ford F150lllt-&k1.Cab, dition, needs tires. $2,500. 4x4 , 5.0, auto, pw, pi, Need a car? New second amitm/cass, sharp & dechance financing available pendabl.e , asking $7400, now. Requires $300 weekly (740)992-2952 ' Income and you are appro•ed. Can the Loan Doc- 98 Tacoma 4x4, 52,000 ~~-ortiibiiiPROiiiiiitYEMENI'Siiiiiiii.iiii.-l tor at 1-866-4LOAN-Dr or miles, ale. Free 98 Kawasa· ' ki 250, adult owned, like BASEMENT <>catty 1740~533 new, $13 ,500. (7401992· W~TERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar2488 antee. local references furV.w;& nished. Established 1975. 4-WDs Call 24 Hrs. (740) 4460870, Rogers Basem8nt 1984 Chevy 4wd truck auto· Waterproofing. matte. (740)446-Q744 ' 8 biPRO~ repair and more. For tree • estimate call Chet, 740-992 - Heavy Duty Automatic, New Parts $2,851100 992-5739 Pon~ac Grand Am, 293 Ranger XLT sharp k>a.d· doo.r, 4 cylinder, auto, white. ed asking $3500. 304-675runs gOOd. $1450 OBO . 2563 {740)44 Hl584 The Saturday 'Times-Sentinel House for sale at 2224 · Mt. New 14x70 3 br/2bth. Only 14x70 Mobile Home- 2 bed- Now takirig applications for Baby 11ems, lg. China Cabi- • , .Vernon Ave in Point Pleas- $999 down , and only room, 2 bath, porch, · new extra nice 2 BR apt, garage net, sm. colored TV. : . dews, baths , mobile home XLT 95 lncludes Free Yard Sale Sign! Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid r M~J!rr~ Ir .AP~ . 1r ~~~ Ir 10 (740)367- ing. carpentry, doors. win- Classified ads. Ir M~O:s~ .I r Ir 6aturbap «ttlld-6mttnd • Page 85 92 Grand Pnx SE atl powOJ, 1980 Che\l'f Luv, 4WO, runs 1997 Jeep Sport, 6 cytinde<, C&C General Home Maintoblac:k, Good condition good, 68,803 original m~es, 69,CXXl miles, 5-speed, ask· nence· Painting, vinvt sld- Looking for a particular pet? Search our Giveaway and Pets for Sale POLiciES: Ohio Vat•y Publishing rwHI'Vn the right to edit, rwject, or Cllncel enr ad at any time. Error. mult be report.c1 on the flrtt dly of Trlbune-Sentlnet.R.glster will be rw1p0nslbtl for no IT10f• thlln the co.t of the IJJKe oocupied by the error and onty tht flrat lnMrtlon. Wa not •ny loss Of 1Xf*1M that I'HUhl from ttM publication or omlssiDn of .n ~IHIMnL Correction will be medt In tM rtm av.n.bleecfiUon. • Boll: sre srwaya contlcMntlal. • Current rate card appllet. • All rut estate actv.ntumentl Ire to lht Fecter.r Fair Houelng Act Of 18M. • Thla ,....,.,,...,. ; acc.pts only hetP, .wanted ade meeting EOE etandarda. we will nOI knOWlngty accept wiOII'tlon or the law. · Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed Monday- Friday, Days Only, No holidays, No weekends. 'Be a part of a Growing Program with an Employee f'riendly Company. The GIVEAWAY Agency on Aging Dis· Area Desk Clerk needed. fulltime. Pleas e apply at the tri ce 7, Inc. is seeking Ass9ssor/ Case Managers for 2 Kittens, 1 Male, 1 Female, ·Budget Inn, 260 Jackson the Passport Program to about 6 months old. House Pike. Gallipolis. No phone provide in-home assessbroken , Lovable. (740)446· call s please. ment and case manage4070 Domino's Now Hiring all lo- ment of needed in-home cations Pt. Pl easant, Gallip- services for elderly clients. 5 mix bree.d puppies, 2 otis, Eleanor & Pomeroy. males. 3 tamales. 6 weeks Safe drivers. must be 18. Must be licensed in the old. Would make great Apply in person at locations. State of Ohio as a regisChristmas gifts. (740)256· tered Nurse or Social Workt 469 after 6pm. Foeter Cere givers Need~ er. At least one yeaf experied, Become a therapeutic erice In the care for elderly 10 pupp ies, foster care giver. You Wi ll be Giveaway and/or disabled adults. Sheppard I Boxer mi.11ed Reimburse $30·$45 a day home health care, medical. great Christmas present tor the ca re ot child in your social work . geriatrics·. (740)?56-1.683 home. Trai ning will begin Knowledge of Medica id/ GIVEAWAY: Beagle Dog January. For more lnforma- Medicare helpfuL Excellent Female, Tiger Cat free to lion call Oasis Therapeutic fringe benefit package. In'Care gi vers Network, Alba99::.2::.'::. 0 2::.1:::9____ ny, Oh , toll free 1-977-325- eludes CEU's, 40tk,-health, ~go:co:.;d;.,h.::0:::01.::e::..::. dental. visi!:m plans . paid To giveaway neutered Aus· 1558 vacAtion a,nd sick leave. tra tian Shepherd Red & Travel required with reimFoster Parents. White. Blue eyes 11/2 yrs Local Agency in Ohio seek- bursement. . old 304-882-2662 ing qualified couples to beWood pallets. located be· come Foster parents in Submi t resume, Proof of lihind the Gallipolis Dilily lawrence, Gallia. Jackson . censure. and References to Tribune, 825 Third Avenue, Meigs areas. Thine y.oill be Hu man Ae so~,-~rces, Area ~fi:iJiot rs c;;;o;;m;;•;:·;; tlr;,;s.;. t ;s;;e;;;rv;;;•;;;·- - , 5 to 10 families chOsen to Agency on Aging District Inc. F32 URG , P.O. Losr become part of the pilot . AND project. Qualified appliCants Box 500, Rio Grande, __ FOUND may receive up to $40.00 OH 45674 . email: per day reimbursement. In- {shong@ aaa7.org EEO/AA FOUND: Small gray terrier terested parties Call Employer type dog; 12- 15 pounds, {7401709·9062. If you have house tra ined, neutered. previously called, please Small accou r.~tingltax prepaCamp Conley are a. cal l again. ration firm seeks bookkeep(3041676-3624 er with basic income tax ,Help wanted caring lor the preparation knowledge . Lost & sadly mrssed. brown elderly, Darst Group Home, Fle.11lble working hours of toy poodle last seen Main now paying minimum wage , 14·35 PE!' ~eek. Knowledge St., Rutla nd. cell l aura, new shift s: 7am-3pm, 7am· of Peachtree Accounting 5pm, 3pm· 11pm, 1tpm· 742·2613 or 742· 1017 and E~~: c el Spreadaheeta a 7am, call 740-992-5023. plus. Please sand resume LOST· Thursday from Green Terrace Trailer on HVAC Installer needed. E•· with Sllllary requirements to SR141 in Centen ary. Be· parlance preferred. but will· PO Box 141, Cheohlro, Oh loved ta mlly dog. White lng to train , Apply at Com·· 48820 male Golden · Retriever fort Air, t,6o Jackson Pike , Transport driver for 100 bed ml 11td wearing gre•n collar Clatllpollo, OH. with wh it& flea co llar an· Local oonvlent store lor In· ekllled nursing facility. Proswera to "Biscuit". curly tall , formation abOut appllcstlona VIde transportation lor appointmentS, smell scar near eye. Ple11tt and Interviews call 992· phyalclan consults etc. Muat have we are a broken hearted 3332 or 992-6542 . good driving recOrd, enjoy lamlly & on& our member Is working with residents and mlulng. Reward otfeted tor fami li es. Position Ia portreturn Or info . (740)44 1· LOOKING FOR A FUN time , alate tested nursing 9256 JOB? THIS. IS tTl OFFICE assistant preferred , not reLOST: Desperately seeking ENVIRONMENT 50 POSI· quired . Interested applicants return of two female chocoTIONS AVAILAB~E , t ·888- should apply In person to: late lab puppies. Three Rocksprings Re hab Center, 974-JOBS Mlonth!J otd, lost LonQ Hoi· 36759 Rocksprings Road, low· Road . Letart, 1219!02 MAINTENANCE- HEAVY Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Any Into (3041674-5519 or EQUIPMENT· Sands Hil l Extendlcare Health Serv· Coal Company hi seeklnt;~ (304)896-3903 Ices, Inc .. is en equal Opper· e.:p eriMced heavy equiptunlty employer that encourLOST: Golden Retriever 4-5 ment maintenance 'worker. month s old In the AddJson Experienced In diesel me- ages workplace divers ity, M/F ON . a.rea (740)446· 3208 · or : ch•nlcs. welding, electrical (740)339·3880 troubleshooting and air cor~Truck Orlvere, Immediate dltloner service. Make appll~ hire, class A COL requ ired, YARD SALE calion at 38701 S.R. 160. e)(cellent pay. experience Hamden Ohio, Monday thrU required . Earn up to Friday. Bam to 4:30pm; OA $1,000. per week.Cstl 304· call 740) 384-4211 to have AUcnONAND 675·4005 an application mailed to F'Lt~\ l\1AIOO:r you. EEOC emplqyer. 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The carcasses of II deer have been dumped at a site one mile south of the Leon limits on West Virginia Route 62. The tum-in is located in close proximity .to Old Leon Road. Leon resident Betty Stover said that the problem keeps getting worse. "Everytime you go by there, · there are just more and more," she said. "Every few days, just more and more. get added to the pile." Jeff Sweeney with the of Nat\lral Department Resources says II carcasses is not a great number. He has seen as many as 50 in such dumps. "They're everywhere," said Sweeney of the dumping sites. · Dumping animal carcasses is a misdemeanor puriishable by a $100 fine and up to $2,500 per day to a maximum of $25,000. Actual enforcement of the regulations concerning the dumping would fall under the jurisdiction of law enforcement, ,Sy.-eeney said. r~ . As far as concerns aoout the •wasting of killed animals, Sweeney said, "We can't regulate I . , Please see DHr, A3 Ttie VIAS YOU AIOUT! THE GRIZZWELLS Sf>..'f, \='LOR II., "\'\-\\~ \\~S A~t:t>.L ~M'1oiT! . .' 1 " 1 GARFIELD E~~ ~0<=1 l • £t;YS;, . I a i I 11-l~T~ BE:CAUSE I UbtD lU~l'\..t. (665 11-(\S ~Et..~'. ~ i ~ 0 ~ I -~ -..:: ~ ~ ~ I 1 I I· '---'·--'-·---'-'---'-·--J. . DRYNAB f ~ A young man wanted to be a composer. He wasn't sure which camefirstthemusicorthewords . . He .asked a famous composer, • · . w_ho replied, "Neither. First you · _must have a • - - - - - - -!" : 8:""'"11-11 0 If-lllil-ri-TI-T'III . . . . . . === """ (;:: ~ ~ ~ I NUTU C ~ hs:-r--r.r--r----r---1 ' 6 ~ -~"""' ~ ;:: c r:I;J r:I;J :s Complete the ch"ckle quoted by filling In the miujng words '---'---'-"---'---'----' you develop from :u~p No. 3 below . . @ ~ €j rh GAHS tour eye-opener for visitors BY ANOREW CARTER News editor . GALLIPOLIS , Ohio Something needs to be done. That was the general consensus Friday following a public tour of Gallia Academy High School conducted by school officials. The tour wasn 't a typical sugar-coated, public relations event, but instead offered a hard look at poor conditions students endure on a daily basis. Most in the group of90 people - . ranging from community · leaders and residents to political fig ures - expressed some level of disbelief at what they saw during the tour. Anita Strauss, a lifelong resident of Gallia County and a 1965 GAHS graduate, was one of those who took the tour. "We've been lucky that the state has not condemned the building," said Strauss, whose daughters. also graduated from Gallia Academy. "We have prisons that are better than that. "I did not come away inspired," she added. "I thought it's a bunch of bricks with a roof on it. That 's about the most pQsitive thing I can say.' "I really admire the administration for doing what they can , but shame on us as a community for forgetting about and our children and our schpols for as long as we have," she added. Strauss said the experience left her with mixed feelings . Mostly, she said she was disappointed by the fact that residents in the . city school district have failed to support any ballot issues regarding education since 1990, when voters approved a 6-mill tssue for operatmg expenses. "I came away inspired in the sense that I think the community is waking up to the fact that we need a new school," she said. "That, to me, was· a posi- PR INT NUMBERED 1 lETTERS IN SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE fOR AN SWER BY KEVIN KELLY News editor 4 Sedlons - 24 Paps ., r:I;J S1.25 • Vol. l7. No. 44 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Pl Pleasant • December 15, 2002 tive thing, but I surely hope they came away not saying, 'This is okay.' I'm one of those. I live in this community. "Shame on me. Shame on us . We can db better than this for our chil dren." Wide range of problems According to infqrmation provided . by Gallipolis City School District offiCial s, no bond iss ue for new buildings has been approved by vot. ers since a 5-mill bond passed in 1956, funding construction of the·current high school building. Issues were put before voters in 1979, 1985, 1998and 1999. Joining Strauss and other area residents for the tour were U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland (DLucasville), State Rep.elect ·CJyde Evans (R-Rio · Grande), State Sen.-elect John Carey (R-Wellston) and . Mary Lynn Readey, acting director of the Ohio Fac ilities School Commission. Readey, who has been on the JOb for about 90 days and has visited 12 school districts during that time, said she was glad to have the chance to view .the building in person. '11fii'nk our al'chitects have been down here three 'times doing a technical assessment of the building, but , obviously, it's ·a good opportunity for me to look at the building firsthand," Readey said. "I really applaud, frankly, the staff of the district and board members for really trying to get public officials involved and the community involved," she added. "So they, obviously, are doing an aggressive job of looking after their build' ing." Bruce Wilson, GAHS principal and an alumnus, was a guide for one tour group that included Readey, Evans and Strickland . He said the current facility presents a wide Keith McGuire, a sci~nce teacher at Gallla Academy High School, explains to visitors who toured. the school Friday how he ventilates his classroom located on the first floor of the building. McG uire, said he .has to open the room's only window if conditiol)s become too hot or too cold. (Andrew Carter) Stu(.;Jents -sp_e~k . OY.t ,o. ~ .~sthOQI::·co.ttditio·ns · - - ·····-f . ~ ,I , BY ANDJjEW CARTER News edHor · GALLIPOLIS, Ohio~ Alan Clifford and Sara Wiseman have grown up in the Gallipolis City School District. They love Gallia Academy High .School and are loyal to it. But' its fu!Ufe leaves them concerned~ . Clifford, , _11 . se~ior, , and W1seman, a jumor, JOllied area residents, and civic and politi-cal jeac;lers for a public tour of GAHS Friday. The students have very · strong opinions about GAHS and the conditions in which they are educated each day. "I've always kind of thought we've had really great teachers, b\lt I've always thought facili- ties have been ' a problem for . . . - - - - - - , ·us," Clifford said. ."In chemistry, we can't do a lot of the! experiments we've wanted to because we don't have the facilities," he added. "It's so cramped in my honors chemistry class, we had 16 or 18 people in a lab that was designed for 12. · "We' re really crammed i.n." Wiseman saJd she never real. ized the extent of the f;!Cility's deterioration until recen!Iy. She said, ttips to other schools ,to compete in track and field and cross country made het aw~ of shortcomings at GAHS. ,, "Growing ur. in the school district, I don t think I really took the time to think about our facilities compared to dthers," . Clifford Please see Students, AJ · L-------J , Please see GAHS. A3 .. Airport funding application gets Gallia's nod BIRNON Index -. ·V"~ ,. Southern, 81 t mollutka 19 Etll out BY PHIWP AlDER 52~1or lenni a Mae West said, "A 54 Deblor'a man in love is like a · note 43 Freight ftret name clipped coupon -- it's 55 Snooze hauler 10 Of guya roamer 46 SauH 11 Bird-feeder 38 Mild onion 57 Greaayfteld time to cash in." She Mario, Mich. treat 40 Weaker · should have gQt to49 Crawling 17 Here, to 41 Tentacled gether with Zsa Zsa ,........,.....,.lii""'"To'"'"T,'i';'""T\"l".., Gabor, who said, " I'm a marvelous housekeeper. Every · time I leave a man I keep his house." . . At the bridge table. if an opponent makes a mistake, cash in. It i~ a key art to winmng. Against three notrump, West led the spade five: three, mne, queen. Declare't played a heart to PEANUTS dummy ' s jack, then called. for the dia- · ARE '(0\J 601N6 TO ~Nl7AY mond three: seven, 'mE TEAC~ER SCilOOL. TOMORROW ? WAN1ED TO KNOW jack, king. West tried the spade king, but WIN '(OIJ WEREN'T declarer won with. LAST ;,t~N.~Y.. dummy's ace and led CELEBRITY CIPHER another · diamond, by Luis Campos claiming II tricks. Celebrity Cipher cryptogramS are crealed from quotations bV famous people, past and present. Each lener in the cipher stands for another. What mistakes were · Todays clue: P equals W made, and who should have cashed in? " N .C X K X D ·G Y X G C Y P Z X North made a limit raise, showing 10-12 S F E X. W K M J Y H X W ' K L W X P support points and at THE BORN LOSER P Z Y W K M J Y C Y .N R Y I X 0 D least four diamonds. ~ ~ ~ South, who would 'l.OOK'::l UK£ RETI\IL ST~"" 1-if\P..\ r-w.f.:)'(OUTf-\INK. :JO? MY FI\VOR.\1£ Ct.Pr\RTME.NT NWH YKYBWMKE SYUMWI." have made five dia- · ~ E)(.f'E:.C.\IN(, f.... &-.0 ~TOR.E:. IS f\1'-VIN& AN 1\FT£12:· munds~ preferred the f\OL\DP..'( SEI'-~ tali!. :)."..l£>1 HNW SYWWYKK U\R\~TMI\S 5(>,LL TODt\'1' I mne-tnck.game. The more obvious PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "l .swim in a pool of my own neuroerror was East's. He sis. I carry love, grief, wrath deeply, like an Irishman." - Richard Harris should have rushed in with the diamond ace BIG NATE and returned his reI. THOUGHT WE WEREN'T maining spade. Then GOING 10 HI\VE SCHOOL.! WE: WERE SUPPO$ED TO West's suit would HAVE A SNOW l>AV. have been established ACCO!l.DING Tb THAT while he still had an IDIOT I"'ETEOROLOGIS.T ON CHANNEL 12..' entry in the diamond king. However, declarer shouldn't have given East a chance. South TtiiS l.f ATM had only eight tricks: / .I. TeL/,/NG two spades, three hearts and three clubs. Like it or not, WINK • he had to establish a SUMMERS HAO. diamond. But that reRUINED . quired losing the lead LIFE . .. twice, and when one , has two stoppers in the suit the opponents lead and two high ,-SOUP TO NUTZ cards to dislodge, it is usually right to lose 0 0 the ...first trick. If 0 ----:------0 ':>Ar>l? has '1o deU'-ief prese<-.T:. SoMe of us halk? a • Soutli'had played his • !v\,1\,a"'S o-f hoME'S ·I n J"ST Utile 'thnG krown spade seven at trick ITs Ld<e a ~'-I Gio n one n •E>HT. .. ·,t:s pHYsicaLLY •• -as ·· Ir::-A in-1 ..." one, he would have r o SoMe f'\eop Le . 0 irnfbssi\::J,f>P. .. HoiAl can 'rbu C' . WORD. "' retained his two i~~~:t:~T S©R~'lJ.- ~ beueve in lRATf'i? o GAM I 0 0 ' • spade tricks and EdUad by CLAY R. POLLAN 0 • would have been 0 cashing in his chips at . 0 Reorronge letterl of the • four .!IC:rambl"d words • the end of the deal. low to form four •implo u River Valley beats , Henri measure- 29 Coup d'- J:>a!~ disabled, Cl DOWN 1 DOE Sports Christmas on the farm, Dl 62 Clothing defect 630_,. bellperl< 22 Beach -•r aiK:cesaor 25 Earlll'a star 2 Unoi81J111 Vulnerable : N~ ither Home and Garden · Resources limited · Insect 1 Coffee, slangily 5 -tal 8 Mend!cent's cry 12 Scmage'a l(·!!OX ' Tempo NEA Crossword Puzzle Celebrations Classifieds ·Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather cs 04-5 insert Cl A4 A6 A2 Bl-6 A2 e> 2002 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS GALLIPOLIS, Ohio An application to the Federal Aviation Administration for funding to perform work at the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport will soon be making its way to FAA's Detroit regional office. Gallia County commissioners approved submitting the application to obtain $475,000 in AIR-21 money for upgrades at the airport. The work will done once the funds are in hand, County Administrator Karen Sprague said. Sprague presented application documents to commissioners on behalf of Randy Sheidler, the county's consultant on the airport. The application shows a $528,333 .33 project cost for pavement rehabilitation and obstruction removal. The application seeks $300,500 through A.IR-21 · and $175,000 from the state, with a I 0 percent local match totaling $52,800. Commi ssioner Shirley Angel , who made the . motion Thursday to accept the application, said borrowing the local match would be acceptable to him so the counly doesn ' t miss out on getting the grant funding. The airport was opened in 1967. The commi ss ioners and the airport authority are also looking to revalidate a threeyear study released in 1996 considering the possibilty of relocating the airport, primarily because the current runway is not adequate for jet traffic. The study must be revalidated for the FAA to ju stify the need for a new airport. The original study found a site south of the U.S . 35/0hio Route 850 interchange was best for locating a new. airport. · Sheidler said prev iou sly he considers an airport critical to the area's economic development, especially since repre sentatives of existing local manufacturers, such as GKN Sinter Metals, frequentl y use Gallia-Meigs to visit the· plant from corpomte headquarters. A survey has been issued by the airport authority to area businesses and industries as part of the revalidation,. conducted by Whitworth- Borta and Co., a Rocky River-based · airport pllmning and engineering consultant retained by the authority and commissioners. The survey asks respondents for information about airport usage, the type of airemft used, reason~ for tlying and time and distance encountered in using the airport most frequently utilized . among other' considerations. Gunner · Await : Which - Enmity - THEY are RIGHT My friend would not budge from her original opinion on a sens1t1ve 1ssue. It seems to me that human beings are never more frightening than when they are convinced . beyond dOubt that THEY are RIGHT. ARLO& JANIS ,~ . Love Lights a Tree spc>nsored hy the American Cancer Sociely and Holzer Medical Center If ,.....r.;, 1/J 1 I fri0$t 6tU'fl 1 fpj ' IJA{r.'.' ,'(;. I/ . . A special holiday event honoring loved ones and helping oid cancer research "''1' IlL<" Wednesday, .December' 18, 2002 6:00 pm • Gallipolis City Park J1.1' . t!AJ! F.• t d , ~, MEDICAL CENTER Discove1• the Holzer Difference ~,r !IIIJI!! 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