SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2011 Vol. 160 • No. 130 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday VIDEO NEWS Funny money snagged in ’Burg HIGHLIGHTS BY FRANK LEWIS $20 bill for a 20 ounce bottle of from Big Lots, located in the pay for her food, only to have an PDT STAFF WRITER soda about 2 p.m. Friday. The same mall, had called and employee mark the bill and tell employee told the man she would informed her a male with the her the $10 bill was counterfeit. at portsmouth-dailytimes.com Two retail stores and a restau- prefer he give her something same description was trying to The patron claimed she had sponsored by rant, all within a close proximity smaller, and he reportedly gave pass a $20 bill in her store and she received it in change at Family with each other, were targets of her two $2 bills. She told store would not take it. That is when Dollar Store. counterfeiters over the weekend. manager Karen Pigman she did she saw the man go to the Family The woman left McDonald’s A clerk at Family Dollar Store not accept the money, and that the Dollar store. About noon the same with the counterfeit $10 and took at 9031 Ohio River Road in man was wearing a white shirt day a female came through the it back to the Family Dollar store NOW OPEN Wheelersburg told deputies a and red shorts. The manager told drive-through at McDonald’s on male subject tried to give her a the employee that the manager Ohio River Road and attempted to See BILLS, A3 www.advance-360.com 740-354-6635 Closing Down Man

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A man placed in the Lawrence County Jail as somewhat of a last Tigers fall sectionals Wayne Allen | Daily Times resort, has died while incarcerat- Boys soccer team loses Portsmouth Municipal Judge Steve Mowery explains the new procedure to be used at the city building for ed. to Zane Trace 6-4 entrance by handicapped people. Dead is Timothy M. Conwell, 38, of 61 Township Rd. 84 W, ■ SPORTS, B1 Willow Wood, Ohio. Sheriff Jeff Lawless said his Mobile make good office received a call about 9:30 Makers of BlackBerry Security concerns p.m. Friday from the Comfort offering apps over outage Inn and Suites on U.S. 52 and ■ NATION, A5 County Road 1, South Point, maching in the front lobby, and where a clerk said there was a City building’s lockdown policy might he said it can be heard on the man passed out on the lobby second floor City Clerk’s office. couch, and he was not a guest at leave the handicapped waiting at door What about access for people the hotel. Weather the night of Portsmouth City The deputy who responded BY FRANK LEWIS ing access to the building are Council meetings when no one said Conwell had slurred speech, Today Cloudy High 67 PDT STAFF WRITER finding it a little more difficult. is operating security the equip- was staggering, and appeared to Tonight Rain Low 49 Portsmouth Mayor David ment at the front door. be under the influence of alcohol With the installation and oper- Malone said a button has been “That’s an issue they haven’t or drugs. Conwell had no identi- High Low Outlook ation of the new security equip- installed at that door, and if that worked through, I don’t think,” fication, but the deputy recog- WED 54 42 Rain ment in the lobby at the front button is pushed, the people Malone said. “Again, that button nized him from previous deal- THU 52 41 Rain entrance of the Portsmouth operating the security equip- is pushed, and it rings out and ings. The deputy reported that Municipal Building, and the ment at the front door will hear we hear it and we go down. FRI 53 37 Cloudy Conwell said he was attempting locking of the side entrance it, and come to open the door. Somebody is there before the SAT 58 38 Sunny to find a place to stay for the door, the only street-level door, Malone said the monitor with weekend and that he had been Ohio River levels handicapped individuals need- the alarm is on the vending See SECURITY, A3 sentenced to an eight-year prison at Portsmouth, 7 a.m. TUE 19.1 See DEAD, A3 WED 19.3 THU 18.2 Habitat hosts annual dinner tonight CREST: Mon p.m. 19.9 Child BY WAYNE ALLEN er, co-president of Scioto County Habitat for Humanity Interna- PDT STAFF WRITER Habitat for Humanity. tional recently celebrated the com- Obituaries Walker said Habitat is finishing pletion of its 500,000th home burned by Scioto County Habitat for its ninth home, which is in New worldwide. • Marguerite Adams Humanity will host its third annu- Boston. She said plans are under- Scioto County Habitat for • Norma Barnes al recognition dinner at 6 p.m. way to begin construction on the Humanity has nine homes gas thrown • Barbara Bishop today, at the SOMC Friends Cen- 10th home, which will be in West throughout Scioto County. With • Howard Carlton ter, 1202 18th St., Portsmouth. Portsmouth. four homes in Portsmouth, four in on fire • Wilma Davis This year’s guest speaker is Rob “One of our board members Dr. New Boston and one in South • Walter Gleason Johnson, WSAZ anchor and a Thomas Swope who passed away Webster. BY FRANK LEWIS • James Gore Huntington, W.Va., Habitat for recently will be honored during For more information about the PDT STAFF WRITER • Ida Harness Humanity volunteer. the dinner. Our board has also Scioto County Habitat for Human- • Dorothea Henson “We hold this dinner every year decided to dedicate the build in ity recognition dinner call A child attempting to throw • Violet Huff to honor the accomplishments of West Portsmouth to Dr. Swope,” 740-353-4993 or email scioto gasoline on a fire Sunday suffered Walker said. [email protected] • Sharon Jarell our volunteers,” said Laura Walk- multiple burns over several parts • Donald Marshall of his body. • Daphene McCorkle The Scioto County Sheriff’s • Minnie Neely Office identified the child as Bran- CROP don Myszka, 15. • Robby Pollard A deputy was dispatched to 734 • Connie Roush WALKERS Herms Hill in Wheelersburg at • Emma Ruffing 3:45 p.m. Sunday in reference to a • John Tackett child being burned. When the • Ruth Williams Participants deputy responded he found the of the 2011 See Page A2 Porter Township Fire Department Crop Walk and Porter Squad already at the on Sunday scene. They found the child laying Printed on afternoon in at the bottom of a hill in the yard. recycled paper Tracy Park. He was flown to Cabell Hunting- ton Hospital to be treated for Index burns to his hands, his arms and his chest. Advice ...... B5 Local...... A2-6 The deputy spoke to another Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 child who witnessed the accident. Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 That child told the deputy the two Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-3 had started a fire in a brush pile in Education A4 TV ...... B5 the back yard in an attempt to cook on it. The child told the deputy Brandon put some gaso- line in a cup and was throwing it on the fire when the fuel splashed onto him and ignited. A call to Cabell Huntington Hospital was not immediately Wayne Allen | Daily Times returned. A2 Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Obituaries Ruth Williams Ruth Virginia Williams 81, of Washington Court House, died Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 at St. Catherine’s Manor in Washington Court House. She was born March 4, 1930 in Washington Court House, Oh., a daughter of the late James Abe and Mary Ellen Clark Cooke- nour. Ruth was a retired self employed caregiver and had a strong Christian Faith. She is survived by many Ida Mae Wilma Jeanne James A Gore, 85 Dorothea Ellen Minnie Frances nieces and nephews includ- Harness, 75 Davis, 83 James A. Gore, 85 of Henson Neely ing Janet Shaw of Washing- Ida Mae Harness, 75, of Wilma Jeanne Davis 83, West Portsmouth, died Dorothea Ellen Henson, Minnie Frances Neely, ton Court House, Kay West Portsmouth, died Fri- of Sterling House in Mari- Thursday October 13, 2011, 92, of Lucasville, died Sun- 87, of Lucasville, died Oct. Kingery of Spring Valley, in Venice, Florida. He was day, Oct.14, 2011, at South- on, Ohio, formerly of day, Oct. 16, 2011 at the 15, 2011 at Southern Ohio Oh., and Kenneth Knisley born February 17, 1926, in of Washington Court ern Ohio Medical Center. McDermott and Lucasville residence of her son. Medical Center. Lawrence County to the late House. She was born May 20, area, went home to be with She was born Sept 7, She was born May 17, Willard and Dove Justice She was also preceded in 1936, in Lucasville, a the lord on October 16, 1919 in Dayton, a daughter 1924 in Portsmouth, a Gore. James was a retired death by her husband, daughter of the late Arthur 2011. Jeanne was born of the late Rev. John and daughter of the late Walter Minister and was a former Nolan Layton Williams, and Geneva Morgan Har- November 2, 1927, in Pond Mabel Lutz Nance. and Elizabeth Neff Loper. service manager for Frank April 28, 1977; one brother ness. Creek to the late Albert E. Dorothea was a retired Minnie was a homemak- and Edna Keller Spradlin. Tiedge and Glockner’s. He shoe inspector for Williams er. James Kemper Cookenour; Ida was a retired Regis- was a WWII Navy Veteran, and three sisters Elva Knis- trar in Admission at SOMC Along with her parents she Shoe Factory and a member She is survived by two was preceded in death by where he fought in the of the Lucasville Church of daughters Mary (Eddie) ley, Mildred Levisay, and after 48 years of loyal and South Pacific and was also Lillian Boldman. dedicated service. She was her husband; Paul J. Davis Christ and Christian Union Wise of McDermott and who she married January 9, a member of Nauvoo Unit- serving as Treasurer for Carolyn Neely of Graveside services will a 1954 Valley High School ed Methodist Church. be held at 12:30 p.m. graduate where she was a 1947, and a sister; Martha many years. Lucasville; one son, George Mershon. Along with his parents Jim She is survived by one Neely of Lucasville; 11 Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011 cheerleader and then was preceded in death by in Highland Gardens Ceme- attended Portsmouth Inter- Jeanne is survived by her son David Charles (Satana) grandchildren, Brenda daughter; Dianna M. Orlett, his first wife Carmel Allen Lundy of Lucasville; three McTurner, Tabatha Hinch, tery in Washington Court state Business College earn- Gore, a daughter Beverly K. House with Randy Abbott ing an Associate’s degree. 2 grandsons; Terry J. Orlett grandchildren Tabitha Christiane Caylor, Nichole and Tracy L. (Nichole) Clifford, a brother Robert Lundy, Jeff Lundy, and Neely, Edward Wise, officiating. Arrangements She also loved her bowling Lee Gore and a sister are under the direction of leagues, QVC shopping, Orlett, a great granddaugh- Amanda Lundy; one broth- Edward Neely, Tyler Neely, ter; Ashton Johnson all of Frances Boyce. er Jim Nance of Florida; Billy Neely, Kenneth Hock- the McKinley Funeral and working in her beauti- Jim is survived by his Home in Lucasville. ful flower garden. Marion, 3 sisters; Gladys and two sisters Doris Ben- enheimer, Victor Hocken- Murphy of Plymouth MI, wife, Wilma Skeans Caudill ner of Reynoldsburg and heimer, and Eric Neely; She is survived by two Gore, 4 daughters; Linda daughters, Sue Ellen Har- Eunice (David) McCumber Phyllis Rhoades of several great grandchildren; Barbara Nell Bishop of Beaver Creek, Faye Noel of Wheelersburg, Thornsville. and one sister Betty Neely. ness of Sevierville, Tenn., Deborah J. (James) Shelton Barbara Nell Bishop, 66, and Ann Marie Harness of (Roger) McClay of She was also preceded in She was also preceded in of Waverly, formerly of Lucasville, 2 brothers; of Minford, Jimmie (Jamie) death by her husband death by her husband Cecil West Chester, Pa., two sis- Lucasville, died Monday, Harold (Delores) Spradlin Chambers of Sciotoville Howard B. Lundy, Jan 23, Neely May 1, 1998; one son ters Dorothy Scott of and Angela R. (Chris) Kem- Oct. 17, 2011 at her son’s Wheelersburg, and Virginia of McDermott, Carl 1983, and Homer Henson, Howard Neely; one grand- Spradlin of Plymouth MI, per of Lucasville, 2 broth- Nov. 10, 1993; two brothers daughter Patty Munion; two residence. Harness of West ers; Reverend Clifford She was born Sept. 15, Portsmouth and many lov- Nephews; Ricky (Becky) Howard and Dean Nance; brothers George and McClay, Randy (Gina) (Donna) Gore of Kitts Hill three sisters Ruth Leach, Melvin Loper; and one sis- 1945 in Portsmouth, a ing nieces, nephews, and and John R. (Eva) Gore of daughter of the late Harry cousins. McClay, Ryan (Bridget) Janice Long, and Kay Star- ter, Elfie Barton. McClay, Mark (Missy) Newark, 3 sisters; Ione ling. Funeral services will be Bishop and Phoebe Crab- Ida was also preceded in Malone of Pedro, Emma tree Bishop Musick Wagn- death by two brothers Spradlin, Win ( Mary Ellen) Funeral services will be conducted 11:00 a.m. Spradlin, Brent Davis, Jean (John) Scott of Spring- conducted at noon, Friday, Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011 at er. Warner and Carl Harness; field and Betty Lou Spur- Barb was a retired Regis- and one sister Helen Har- Phillip Mershon, Rick, Oct. 21, 2011 at the the McKinley Funeral David, and Danny Emnett, lock of Marion, 10 grand- Lucasville Church of Christ Home in Lucasville with tered Nurse from Chilli- ness. children and 20 great- cothe Correctional Institute Funeral services will be Nieces; Sara and Carla in Christian Union with Bob Alexander officiating. Spradlin, Connie Copley, grandchildren. John Huffman officiating. Burial will follow in and had worked at Wal- conducted at noon, Tues- Funeral service will be Mart Photo Lab in Chilli- day, Oct. 18, 2011, at the Becky (Keith) Trautman, Burial will follow in Lucasville Cemetery. Michele Turner and several 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, Lucasville Cemetery. Friends may call Wednes- cothe. She was a 1963 Val- McKinley Funeral Home in October 19, 2011, at Nau- ley High School graduate, a Lucasville with Peter great nieces and nephews. Friends may call 5:00 to day from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Funeral Services will be voo United Methodist 8:00 p.m. Thursday at the and from 10:00 to 11:00 Shawnee State School of Michael officiating. Burial Church in West Portsmouth Nursing graduate, and a will follow in Lucasville 11:00 a.m. Thursday, Octo- McKinley Funeral Home in a.m. Thursday at the funeral ber 20, 2011, at the Roger with Reverend John Rob- Lucasville and from 11:00 home. member of the Merritt Post Cemetery. Friends may call bins officiating. Interment American Legion Ladies 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Monday W. Davis Funeral Home in a.m. to noon Friday at the West Portsmouth with will be in Sunset Memorial church. Connie Roush, 62 Auxiliary. and from 11:00 a.m. to Gardens with graveside She is survived by her son 12:00 p.m. Tuesday at the George Vastine officiating Connie Sue Roush, 62, of and interment in Rushtown military rites by James Chris (Sue) Bishop of funeral home. Dickey Post #23 American Daphene Ironton died Saturday, Oct. Cemetery. Friends may call 15, 2011, at an Ashland, Ky., Chillicothe; two daughters at the Funeral Home from Legion. Friends may call at McCorkle, 87 Cheryl (Janet) Bishop of the Roger W. Davis Funeral hospice. Funeral will be Walter L. 5-8 p.m. on Wednesday and Daphene M. (Bentley) noon Wednesday, Oct. 19, at Portsmouth and Danita Jus- one hour prior to the service Home in West Portsmouth McCorkle, 87, of tice of Otway; two grand- Gleason, 56 from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday Hayes-Phillips Funeral on Thursday. Condolences Greeneville, Tenn., and for- Home, 509 S. Sixth St., children Aria and Braxton Walter L. Gleason, 56 of and on Wednesday one hour may be sent to www.roger- merly of Dayton, Ohio, Ironton. Burial will follow in Bradley; three brothers Portsmouth formerly of prior to the service at the wdavisfuneralhome.com. died Saturday, Oct. 15, White Chapel Cemetery. James Musick of Friendship, died Friday, church. Condolences may 2011, at a Greeneville hos- Visitation will be Tuesday, Portsmouth, Arthur Musick October 14, 2011, at South- be sent to www.rogerw- Marguerite Adams pital. The funeral service is 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Jr. of Indianapolis, and ern Ohio Medical Center davisfuneralhome.com. Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 1 Marguerite Graff Adams, George Bishop of West after an extended illness. p.m. at Lafferty Funeral Donald Portsmouth; two sisters He was born March 18, of Hampton, Ga., passed Howard Carlton Home in West Union. Visi- away on October 15, 2011. Marshall, 71 Cheryl Artis of Lucasville 1955, in Portsmouth to the Howard Nathaniel Carl- tation is from 11 a.m. to 1 and Susan Thompson of late Murray and Hilda A graveside service was p.m. Wednesday. Interment held at Sherwood Memorial ton, 86, of Sciotodale, died Donald Ray Marshall, 71, Rarden. Gleason formerly of Monday Oct. 17, 2011 at is at West Union Village of Ironton died Saturday She was also preceded in Friendship. He was a for- Park in Jonesboro, Ga., Cemetery. Monday, Oct. 17th at 2pm. home. He was a son of the Oct. 15, 2011, at an Ash- death by two sons, Bobby mer member of the Labor- late Andrew Feibel and land, Ky., hospice. Funeral Estep and Charles (Chuck) ers union. He loved work- Survivors include his daughter Phyllis Whitfield Sarah Stewart Feibel. He John Tackett, 75 will be 1 p.m. Wednesday, Bishop; four grandsons, ing with cattle, his dogs and was a U.S. Army WW II John Charles Tackett, 75, Oct. 19, at Community Christopher Bishop Jr., was an avid hunter. Along of Hampton, 3 grandchil- dren, 2 great grandchildren, veteran and a retired truck of Waterloo died Sunday, Missionary Baptist Church Adam, Brian, and Cole with his parents he was pre- driver. He was a member of Oct. 16, 2011, at an Ash- in Deering. Burial will fol- Bishop; and one brother ceded in death by a nephew and several nieces and nephews. Freight Drivers Local 557. land, Ky., hospital. A low in Community Ceme- Randal Musick. Russell “Rusty” Alloto for- Howard is survived by a memorial service will be tery. Visitation will be Tues- A memorial service will merly of Columbus. Thomas L. Scroggs Funeral Directors, Morrow, special friend, Roger Lewis. held at the convenience of day, 6-9 p.m. at Phillips be held at a later date. Walter is survived by a Services will be 11 AM the family. Phillips Funeral Funeral Home, 1004 S. Arrangements are under the son Daniel (Margaret) Ga., 770-961-2828 in charge of arrangements. Wed. Oct. 19, 2011 at D.W. Home, 1004 S. Seventh St., Seventh St., Ironton, and direction of the McKinley Ouellette and a grand- Swick Funeral Home in Ironton, is in charge of the one hour prior to the service Funeral Home in daughter Danielle Ouellette New Boston with Pastor arrangements. at the Church. Lucasville. all of Blue Creek, 6 broth- Emma Ruffing, 87 George Vastine officiating. ers and 4 sisters; Russell Emma Jean Ruffing, 87, Burial will be at Worley’s (Lois) Gleason, Grace of Westwood, Kentucky Run cemetery with grave- Service Schedule Local Briefs (Bob) Lane, Elaine, and died Sunday, Oct. 16. side military honors. Visita- Dorothy (Neal) Sunberg all Funeral services will be tion will be 6 to 8 PM Tues- • Ida Harness — Noon Vernon trash pick- Department will resume of New York, Richard Glea- Oct. 19 at 11:00 a.m. at the day, Oct. 18, 2011 at D.W. Tuesday at McKinley fire hydrant testing son of Columbus, David Preston Family Funeral Swick in New Boston. Con- Funeral Home in Lucasville, up scheduled Wednesday, Oct. 19, (Candy) Gleason and Home. dolences to dwswickfuner- with callers 11 a.m. to noon Vernon Township through Friday, Oct. 21, Michael (Lois) Gleason all alhome.com. Tuesday. Interment in community trash pickup from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. of Portsmouth, Jimmy Violet Huff, 78 Lucasville Cemetery. will be Oct 17-22. Throughout various areas (Debbie) Gleason and John- • Estalene Rickey — Dumpsters will be locat- in Sciotoville and 17th ny (Lisa) Gleason all of Violet Lucille Huff, 78, a Sharon Jarell, 70 Graveside service at 1 p.m. ed at the Township Street north to the city McDermott, thanks to a former Portsmouth resi- Tuesday at Bennett Ceme- garage on Ed Jones limits in Portsmouth. good friend who helped dent, passed away Mon, Oct Sharon Sue Jarell, 70, of tery in Minford. Road. him Michael Caldwell, 17, 2011 in Indianapolis, South Point died Sunday, • James Gore — 11 a.m. many nieces, nephews and IN. Arrangements are pend- Oct. 16, 2011, at an Ash- PFD resumes Happy Anniversary Wednesday at Nauvoo Unit- Tom, 53 years children in his life; Chris ing at the Ralph F. Scott land, Ky., hospital. ed Methodist Church in hydrant testing Bond and Megan Rhea.. Funeral Home in Arrangements are pending West Portsmouth. Interment The Portsmouth Fire A memorial service will Portsmouth. at Phillips Funeral Home, in Sunset Memorial Gar- be held 2:00 p.m. Wednes- Ironton. dens. Callers 6 to 8 p.m. day, October 19, 2011, at Robby Pollard, 33 Tuesday at Roger W. Davis First Christian Church of Robby Andrew Pollard, Norma Barnes, 78 Funeral Home in West Leave God, fellowship hall at Portsmouth and 10 to 11 3920 Gallia Street in New 33, of West Union died Norma Jean Barnes, 78, Monday, Oct. 10, 2011, in a.m. Wednesday at the condolences Boston, with Pastor Acy of Ironton, died Sunday, church. Gibson officiating. All Brown County. The funeral Oct. 16, 2011, at a local friends and family wel- service is Tuesday, Oct. 18, health care center. Grave- for obituaries come. Arrangements are at 1 p.m. at Lafferty Funer- side service will be 1 p.m. Bible Verse under the direction of the al Home in West Union. Thursday, Oct. 20, in online at Roger W. Davis Funeral Visitation is Tuesday, noon- Woodland Cemetery. Visi- Luke 18:27 Home in West Portsmouth. 1 p.m. Burial is Wednesday, tation will be 10:30 a.m.- portsmouth- Condolences may be sent to Oct. 20, 10 a.m. at Kirker 12:30 p.m. at Phillips Jesus replied, “What is dailytimes.com www.rogerwdavisfuneral- Cemetery in Liberty Town- Funeral Home, 1004 S. impossible with men is All my love Ty ship, Adams County. Seventh St., Ironton. possible with God.” home.com. 60254830 FROM A1 Portsmouth Daily Times Tuesday, October 18, 2011 A3

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Reed. Reed called also Money the Sheriff’s Office. MSP announces $25,000 in grants Later, deputies were From Page A1 again dispatched to PDT STAFF REPORT Street Portsmouth) district are eligi- storefronts.” and demanded real McDonald’s when Brac- ble to apply for grants for work to The Main Street Portsmouth dis- money to replace it. cini told them there had Main Street Portsmouth has improve eligible building elements trict focuses on the downtown and Family Dollar replaced been another counterfeit announced $25,000 in grants that are of commercial buildings that are vis- historic Boneyfiddle districts and the $10 bill and called $20 bill come in. He said available to local property owners. ible from a public right-of-way,” a encompasses roughly the Scioto the Scioto County Sher- he had no idea when it The funds are allocated for Historic Main Street Portsmouth press River east to Gay Street and the Ohio iff’s Office. Meanwhile, came in. McDonald’s Preservation and come from the release read. “These grants are pro- River north to 11th Street. two men attempted to representatives were 2011 Capitol Improvement Budget. vided in recognition of the positive For more information, contact pass a $20 bill just four looking through the “Under the Building Improvement impact that individual building reno- Main Street Portsmouth Executive vehicles behind the security footage to see if Program, property owners or busi- vations can have on the overall Director Jennifer Foster at 740-464- woman at the McDon- detectives could identify ness owners within the MSP (Main appearance and quality of their 0203 or [email protected]. ald’s drive-through. the two men who had McDonald’s employee passed the bill earlier. Jeff Braccini marked the bill, which indicated it FRANK LEWIS may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. was counterfeit, and 232, or flewis@heartlandpub- alerted manager Mark lications.com.

Lawrence County Jail. Dead Lawless said, at no point while with the deputy, From Page A1 did Conwell lose con- term for trafficking in sciousness. Deputies drugs, and was to turn said Conwell was coop- himself in at the Sheriff’s erative during booking Office on Monday. The procedures. During that hotel would not allow time the corrections staff him to rent a room found a prescription bot- because he did not have tle of Oxycontin and proper identification. Xanax. Conwell would Lawless said the not say how many pills Submitted photo deputy did not feel he he had taken, if any. Betty Kennedy and Julia Wisniewski, Presbyterian Women at First Presbyterian Church, Portsmouth. could leave Conwell to Conwell was placed in care for himself because the holding tank with of his condition. He other inmates. Regular Presbyterian Women donate to TCC walked Conwell to his checks were made by the patrol car in the parking corrections staff, and it The Creative Ministries Thank tery of Scioto Valley (Columbus). ty”. lot and allowed him to was noted he had been Offering Committee of Presbyterian The Thank Offering is a PW offer- In 2010, the Scioto Foundation eat a chicken dinner snoring about one hour Women (PW) in the Presbyterian ing collected in the fall of each year awarded a grant to the Stepping Stone Conwell had purchased before he was found to Church (USA) recently announced that gives women throughout the House (a program of The Counseling just prior to his arrival at have died. The Counseling Center has been country a tangible way to express Center) for toys/equipment, environ- the hotel. During that About 4:40 a.m., the awarded $41,600 for facility renova- their gratitude for the special bless- ment adaption and other materials time, the deputy obtained corrections office staff tion expenses and equipment associ- ings in their lives. The offering funds and supplies to support occupational phone numbers of family attempted to wake Con- ated with the start up of a pediatric projects such as agricultural develop- therapy for children at that facility. At members and friends in well so he could check Occupational Therapy clinic at The ment, child care, community organi- The Counseling Center alone at any an attempt to find him a his blood sugar prior to Counseling Center’s 11th Street Fam- zation, criminal justice, drug counsel- given time there may be approximate- place to stay for the breakfast being served at ily Health Care Center location. ing, economic justice, elderly care, ly 30 children i.e. infants, toddlers night. Lawless said Con- 5 a.m.. That is when This grant is providing TCC with employment training, homelessness, and pre-school who are receiving well’s brother was con- staff found him unre- funds to purchase Sensory/Therapy literacy, violence and women’s con- child care services from the staff who tacted, but refused to sponsive, and immedi- Equipment, appropriate toys, evalua- cerns. 60 percent of the Thank Offer- are in some way affected by alcohol allow him to stay. Three ately contacted the tion tools, office equipment, play- ing collection funds new creative and drug abuse. At a minimum, this friends were contacted Lawrence County Emer- ground equipment and assist with ideas for mission. The Counseling program will provide structured and no one would allow gency Medical Services, room renovations necessary to Center is very grateful to the Presby- occupations i.e. playing and learning him to stay with them, who arrived within min- accommodate a specialized mobility terian Women in Portsmouth, region- for the children to do during their even after the deputy utes but were unable to apparatus, a child accessible restroom ally and nationally to have been hours in childcare. volunteered to drive him revive him. at the site, and much more. selected as a mission. This project has only been made to their homes. The The Detective Bureau Occupational Therapy helps indi- Sarah McGraw, Shawnee State possible through a partnership with deputy contacted two and the Lawrence Coun- viduals gain independence in their University Master of Occupational the Shawnee State University Masters other hotels in the area, ty Coroner’s Office are everyday activities, or “occupations”. Therapy joined The Counseling Cen- of Occupational Therapy program as but they would not investigating this situa- Within the area of pediatrics, “occu- ter’s team last summer. McGraw a clinical field site for students seek- accept him either with- tion. Lawless said there pations” include play, school, self commented “I always wanted a job in ing this degree. The project provides out proper identification. is no indication of foul help, sleeping, eating, etc. Approxi- which I could help people, and when a therapeutic environment that sup- Lawless said the play. mately 10 percent of babies born in I learned of Occupational Therapy, I ports and promotes the social, emo- deputy placed Conwell FRANK LEWIS may be Scioto County in 2010 were born just knew it was for me”. She went on tional, and physical health of these under arrested for disor- reached at 740-353-3101, ext. with documented drugs in their sys- to say, “I love what I do and I feel as children. derly by intoxication and 232, or flewis@heartlandpub- tem. though working with children is my For more information about Pedi- transported him to the lications.com. As a national competitive proposal, calling. The new Occupational Thera- atric Occupational Therapy Services, this grant was submitted with cooper- py clinic located at the Family Health call 740-354-6428 or email: ation from the local Presbyterian Care Center will be a huge advantage [email protected] women and clergy, and the Presby- to all of the children in the communi- Source: The Counseling Center DONATE YOUR CAR!

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Shawnee State Forest so will do my shopping for me. Heed the 99 percent Stand up now you can judge this situation. Please vote Nov. 8 to If you get a chance to go for keep our center. This is a re- Far from the street the- teristic plaint in an era of against forest that drive take a camera and newal so it will not cost you ater and lefty ravings of the stagnating income, he says get some good pictures of any more and we seniors re- Occupy Wall Street protest, “Everything costs more yet destruction the lovely colors displayed ally need this service. ordinary people are posting I make less!” on the trees, because in the Virginia Ridout dispatches about their eco- Many of those posting I was in attendance Sept. future there will be no color West Portsmouth nomic struggles at the “We their stories are members of 15 with some other resi- or trees … or wildlife. Are the 99 Percent” Web the working class or strug- dents of Nile Township who If this practice of clear page. gling middle class. There is are concerned about the cut and burn is not stopped, Help keep If you put aside the po- an undercurrent of family clear cutting and burning of someday when somebody litical rants and the obnox- breakdown — the woman Shawnee State Forest. We says, “What’s going on in ious construct of the 99 whose husband left her after are certain that this practice your neck of the woods?” s e n i o r percent versus the 1 percent 30 years, the hard-pressed will lead to the destruction we can all say, “Absolutely — which has the whiff of single moms. There are of our beautiful forest lands. nothing!” center by the guillotine about it — the tales of men losing decent- Along with this group of Please make time to at- stories are a stark pointillist paying jobs and finding citizens at the meeting were tend the Oct. 20 meeting. voting for portrayal of the grinding RICH LOWRY nothing comparable. One also two members of the Help us help you keep our misery of the Great Reces- Guest Columnist woman tells of her 27-year- Ohio Department of Natu- Shawnee State Forest alive renewal sion. old brother who was laid ral Resources. and well for now and for And Bank of America off from his construction We concerned citizens always. I would like to urge ev- has very little to do with it. The recession job and now “works at my county’s fair- are hoping that more folks Patsy Sowards Waddell eryone to vote for the senior has added a layer of joblessness on top of grounds getting paid $12.00 an hour.” will join us in our efforts Friendship levy renewal. This service punishingly dysfunctional and expensive Such downward mobility is a dismay- to see this clear cutting put provides transportation for health-care and higher-education systems. ing constant. “We Are the 99 Percent” seniors to doctor appoint- Despite themselves, the people posting at could illustrate the Don Peck cover story to rest. Our next meeting will be at the Nile Town- Please support ments, hospital testing and the 99 percent page aren’t really making in a recent issue of The Atlantic, “Can the medicine pick-up. I have an implicit case for burning down the fi- Middle Class Be Saved?” He argues that ship Community Building in Friendship on Oct. 20 at continued senior been using this program for nancial system, but for blowing up how the recession has only augmented long- 2 1/2 years and this way my we handle health care and higher educa- running trends — globalization, technol- 6 p.m. tion. ogy, the premium on education — blight- As a lifelong resident of services family does not have to call College students and recent gradu- ing the prospects of “the non-professional Scioto County I have wit- off work to take me to my ates are overrepresented. Their complaint middle class,” and especially its men. nessed the devastation of I am blessed. I really ap- appointments. comes down to too much debt, and too few The puerile ideology of Occupy Wall our most valuable asset, the preciate Homebound Ser- The workers at the senior job opportunities to get out from under it. Street is irrelevant to all of this. Goldman forest lands. vice Senior Center. They center are kind and helpful. There’s the guy with the master’s from Sachs could be dissolved tomorrow and Perhaps you as citizens have such wonderful ser- Please keep this program Harvard who owes $60,000 and lives off the wealth of the 1 percent confiscated, need to see for yourselves vices. I don’t have to worry going in Scioto County for temp jobs. There’s the woman who is pay- and it wouldn’t make college or health what is being allowed to about getting to my doctors’ the senior citizens. This ing her $50,000 in debt and the $20,000 in care cheaper, or create one new job. If happen to our cherished appointments. Free trans- is not a new tax, just a re- debt for her 22-year-old daughter. There’s the “revolution” yearned for by the pro- “Little Smokies.” May I portation — they will pick newal. the graduate with a master’s from “a ma- testers is insipid, there’s no doubt that the suggest that this Sunday up my meds and if I need Roberta Hankins jor U.S university” who is unemployed moment calls for bold economic reforms you take a drive through to go to the grocery, or they Wheelersburg and $92,000 in hock. And on and on. and a rethinking of health care and higher The representatives of these debt-bur- education. dened graduates shouldn’t be at Zuccotti President Barack Obama’s misbegot- Park, but at the American Association of ten contribution is a health-care law that University Professors or some other arm won’t control costs and will insure more Election letter policy of the academic complex that gouges stu- people only while making the current Letters to the edi- erwise. As usual, all right to edit letters dents. College tuition has been increasing system more unsustainable. Republicans tor of a political na- letters must be signed for length and clarity at a rapid clip. Does anyone believe that often don’t even bother to try to connect ture must be received (or sent from a veri- or for legal purposes. higher ed is getting constantly better? It’s their program to the troubles of workers by Oct. 31 to be pub- fiable email address) Email submissions an inflationary spiral, partly driven by a down the income scale. The leading es- lished before the Gen- and contain the full federal student-loan program that feeds tablishment Republican presidential can- are preferred. Send to eral Election on Nov. name, address and jrichardson@heart- the maw of the beast regardless of quality didate, Mitt Romney, wants to cut their 8. Letters must be phone number of the or outcomes. capital-gains taxes. The leading tea party the author’s original author. The Daily landpublications. Another running theme is the high cost presidential candidate, Herman Cain, com. Send hand- of health care and the lack of insurance. wants to raise their taxes. compositions. Let- Times will only pub- One man writes of his job “that pays 15 If nothing else, “We Are the 99 Percent” ters from candidates lish the name and delivered or mailed percent less than it did five years ago” is a reminder that the suffering is real. will not be published city in which the au- letters to 637 Sixth even as “health insurance costs are up Rich Lowry can be reached via e-mail: comments.low- unless the editorial thor lives. The Daily St., Portsmouth, OH over 175 percent.” Expressing a charac- [email protected]. board considers oth- Times reserves the 45662. Today in History 320 – Pappus of Al- defeat the Saxons in the labor organization. Broadcasting Compa- 1936 – Adolf Hit- tee suspends Tommie exandria, Greek phi- Battle of Ashingdon. 1851 – Herman Mel- ny (later Corporation) ler announces the Four Smith and John Car- losopher, observes an 1081 – The Normans ville’s Moby-Dick is is founded by a con- Year Economic Plan to los for giving a “black eclipse of the sun and defeat the Byzantine first published as The sortium, to establish the German people. The power” salute during a writes a commentary on Empire in the Battle of Whale by Richard Bent- a nationwide network plan details the rebuild- The Great Astronomer Dyrrhachium. ley of London. of radio transmitters ing of the German mili- victory ceremony at the (Almagest). 1210 – Pope Innocent 1867 – United States to provide a national tary from 1936 to 1940. Mexico City games. 1009 – The Church III excommunicates takes possession of broadcasting service. 1954 – Texas Instru- 2007 – Karachi of the Holy Sepulchre, German leader Otto IV. Alaska after purchasing 1929 – The Judicial ments announces the bombings: A suicide a Christian church in 1356 – Basel earth- it from Russia for $7.2 Committee of the Privy first Transistor radio. attack on a motorcade Jerusalem, is destroyed quake, the most signifi- million. Celebrated an- Council overrules the 1964 – The 1964- carrying former Paki- by the Fatimid caliph cant historic seismolog- nually in the state as Supreme Court of Can- 1965 New York World’s stani Prime Minister Al-Hakim bi-Amr Al- ical event north of the Alaska Day. ada in Edwards v. Cana- Fair closes for its first lah, who hacks the Alps, destroys the town 1898 – United States da when it declares that season after a six-month Benazir Bhutto kills Church’s foundations of Basel, Switzerland. takes possession of women are considered run. 139 and wounds 450 down to bedrock. 1648 – Boston Shoe- Puerto Rico. “Persons” under Cana- 1968 – The U.S. more. 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NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, October 18, 2011 A5 Making up: free apps for furious BlackBerry users By ROB GILLIES will offer a month of free managing partner of Nation RIM’s network. He’s pretty at Jefferies & Co. in New the company’s new QNX The Associated Press technical support. Public Relations, the larg- sure he’ll get another Black- York, said RIM had to fig- operating system, designed Last week’s blackout in- est public relations firm in Berry when his phone con- ure out what was wrong to compete with iPhones terrupted email and Internet Canada, said RIM was too tract is up next year, and the before they announced any- and Android phones. RIM TORONTO — The services for tens of millions slow in managing the cri- outage didn’t change that. thing. Misek said it was just BlackBerry has left a bitter has delayed the launch of of users around the world sis. “Given the significance “There’s nothing that can the latest in a string of prob- QNX phones for months, taste in the mouths of its us- and left RIM executives of the delay and the global beat a BlackBerry for pro- lems for RIM, which has ers. but Balsillie suggested there apologizing profusely days nature of it they should have ductivity,” Allen said. faced product delays, poor could be an announcement Trying to make amends after the crisis began. had their CEOs out earlier In the Indian capital of reviews and disappointing for massive outages last on Tuesday when Larazidis BlackBerry phones are and more visible,” Crean New Delhi, Vandana Meh- sales. RIM’s stock is down is due to talk at a big apps- week, Research In Mo- already struggling to keep said. ra, who works for the World over 80 percent from its tion on Monday promised development conference in pace with competitors like Crean said the latest cri- Bank, thought the offer of high three years ago. San Francisco. BlackBerry users free pre- Apple Inc.’s iPhone. sis has to be looked at in the free apps was “kind of ludi- Misek said RIM is be- mium apps and a month “I wouldn’t want to steal Indeed, the RIM’s out- context of what’s been hap- crous.” The apps already on hind competitively and is any of Mike’s thunder,” of technical support. But ages came at a particularly pening to RIM. He said the her phone tend to crash, and in the process of transition- the apology is unlikely to Balsillie said. “It will really bad time. On Friday, Apple narrative of RIM over the she doesn’t use them much. ing to a new operating sys- be a substantial show.” placate miffed customers, introduced its most recent last year is that they’ve lost The 46-year-old depends on tem and thus RIM is facing many of whom are consid- Balsillie said the new iPhone —the iPhone 4S. In the cachet of having a must- her BlackBerry for commu- more uncertainty than ever. software “leap frogs the ering whether to part with its first three days on sale, have smartphone. nications and Web surfing, The service interrup- the tarnished brand in favor mobile industry” and poises according to Apple, 4 mil- “The brand has dimin- so the outage irritated her. tion could not have come RIM to have an engine for of more popular devices lion of the new phones were ished significantly in the Larry L. Smith, the pres- at a worse time for RIM the next decade. He noted such as Apple’s newest purchased. That’s more last year and this is not help- ident of the Institute for Cri- as it struggles to compete that RIM overcame doubts iPhone. than the average number of ing at all,” Crean said. sis Management, a public with Apple and with mak- during their first days when Jim Balsillie, one of the BlackBerrys RIM sells per Crean said the app offer relations company, said the ers of smartphones running company’s two CEOs, ac- month. is a good tactic, but by no most important thing a com- Google’s Android system. they went public 14 years knowledged in an interview RIM has since scrambled means a strategy to repair pany can do in a meltdown Although BlackBerrys ago, in the midst of the tech with The Associated Press to reassure customers. Bal- the brand. He said he still is to take responsibility for have dominated the cor- crash 11 years ago and dur- on Monday that his compa- sillie stressed that the com- hasn’t heard what RIM has the problem and commu- porate smartphone mar- ing a patent dispute in 2003 ny has come under intense pany is taking the problem done to enhance its system nicate what they’re doing ket, their popularity in the and 2004 that threatened to pressure. Even so, Balsillie seriously. He said the free to avoid future interrup- along the way to fix it. consumer market is wan- shut down its service in the defended RIM’s handling offer to consumers includes tions. Balsillie said he was too ing. U.S. consumers have U.S. of the crisis, the company’s high value apps. Chris Allen, a 26-year- busy trying to find out what moved on to phones with Balsillie said he doesn’t worst outage ever. He not- “This is something we old cable technician in Fall the root cause of the prob- big touchscreens. want to be cavalier about ed that RIM has survived would like to offer as our River, Mass., said he was lem was to comment in the RIM’s Playbook tablet the problems RIM faces but through rough times before. form of thanks. It’s a $100 happy to get free apps for first days of the crisis. He computer has also been a said those who believed in The Canadian company worth of premium apps. It’s his personal BlackBerry, but said he was in the Middle major disappointment. RIM RIM’s technology and man- said it will give BlackBerry a substantial offer to our 70 thinks the offer will miss the East at the time and spent shipped about 200,000 of agement during past crisis users free app worth more million users around the mark with core users. day-and-night on the phone them to retailers last quarter. “tremendously prospered than $100. The apps will world,” Balsillie said. “Most of the people that with customers and carriers. That was far short of what each time.” be available over the com- Balsillie and co-CEO use BlackBerrys are busi- “The most important analysts had expected, and It’s clear that investors ing weeks on BlackBerry@ Mike Lazaridis came under ness people and all they care thing is staying connected paled in comparison to the were still not in a forgiving App World. They include pressure last week, when about is: ‘Does it work?’” to the ecosystem and mak- top-selling iPad, of which mood Monday. iSpeech Translator, Bejew- they failed to talk pub- Allen said. ing sure you’re on what’s Apple shipped 9.3 million Shares of Research in eled and Texas Hold’em licly about the outages un- When service went out the root cause. If you spend units during its most recent Motion Ltd. slumped more Poker 2. The offer runs until til Thursday morning, the on Wednesday in the United more time on PR it’s less quarter. than 6 percent, or $1.49, to the end of the year. fourth day of the service States, Allen worked around time finding the root cause,” Misek said much of $22.48 in afternoon trad- For its enterprise cus- interruption. it by using a third-party Web Balsillie said. RIM’s future depends on it ing. Earlier this year, shares tomers, Research in Motion John Crean, national browser that wasn’t tied to Peter Misek, an analyst releasing BlackBerrys with traded above $70 each. Occupy Wall Street Senators announce agreement on education law reaches 1-month By KIMBERLY the law’s unpopular proficiency standards. Last week, Harkin HEFLING released an outline of the plan AP Education Writer the senators had been working anniversary on behind closed doors that did WASHINGTON — Signal- include a component on teacher By VERENA DOBNIK for Occupy Wall Street. The ing some unity in the Senate on and principal evaluations. At the Associated Press movement has an account at overhauling the “No Child Left time, Enzi hadn’t yet publicly Amalgamated Bank, which Behind” law, two senators an- signed onto the plan. bills itself as “the only 100 NEW YORK — The nounced Monday an agreement In a statement, Harkin called percent union-owned bank in Ted S. Warren | AP photo month-old Occupy Wall to move forward on bipartisan the bill a “compromise that the United States.” Protesters with the “Occupy Seattle” movement burn legislation to revamp it. demonstrates that congressional Street movement continues to Donated goods ranging grow, with nearly $300,000 a Bank of America debit card Saturday as they protest Soon after, however, Educa- Democrats and Republicans can from blankets and sleeping tion Secretary Arne Duncan is- overcome partisan differences.” in the bank and participants bags to cans of food and med- in downtown Seattle. finding satisfaction in the sued a statement noting that the The National Education As- ical and hygienic supplies are bill did not include a provision sociation teachers’ union as well widening impact they hope being stored in a cavernous will counter the influence on camped late Saturday, and over 10 years. The company the administration favors, which as four organizations represent- space donated by the United there were about 100 arrests has vowed to fight the lawsuit is a requirement that local and ing principals, school adminis- society by those who hold the Federation of Teachers, which purse strings of the world’s in Arizona — 53 in Tucson and had no comment about state districts develop teacher trators and school boards, had has offices in the building a and 46 in Phoenix — after the protesters’ allegation and principal evaluation sys- sent a letter to the senators ex- economies. block from Wall Street near The expanding occupa- protesters refused police or- about pensions. tems. Duncan said he believes pressing concern about the lan- the private park protesters oc- ders to disperse. About two Lisa Deaton, a tea party “that comprehensive evaluation guage in the bill. On teacher and tion of land once limited to a cupy. small Manhattan park in the dozen people were arrested in leader from southern Indi- system based on multiple mea- principal evaluations, the groups Among the items are 20 Denver, and in Sacramento, ana, said she sees similarities sures, including student achieve- said they were concerned about shadow of the rising World pairs of swimming goggles Trade Center complex con- Calif., anti-war activist Cindy between how the tea party ment, is essential for education the capacity of states and lo- (to shield protesters from pep- Sheehan was among about 20 movement and the Wall Street reform to move forward” and cal school districts to develop tinued through the weekend, per-spray attacks). Supporters with hundreds of thousands people arrested after failing protests began: “We got up “we can’t retreat from reform.” meaningful evaluation systems are shipping about 300 boxes to follow police orders to dis- and we wanted to vent.” Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, that did not become mechanisms of people rallying around the a day, many with notes and world and numerous encamp- perse. But the critical step, she and Mike Enzi, Wyo., the top for forced teacher and principal letters, Strekal said. Activists around the coun- said, was taking that emotion senators from their parties on distribution. ments springing up in cities “Some are heartwrench- large and small. try said Saturday’s protests and focusing it toward chang- the Senate committee with ju- On the other side, groups ing, beautiful,” and come energized their movement. ing government. risdiction over education, made representing students with dis- For the most part, the pro- from people who have lost test action remained loosely “It’s an upward trajecto- The first rally she orga- the announcement two days be- abilities, low-income students, jobs and houses, he said. “So ry,” said John St. Lawrence, a nized drew more than 2,500 fore the committee will consider and minority students had sent organized and there were no they send what they can, even specific demands, something Florida real estate lawyer who people, but afterward, “it was the sweeping bill that seeks to the senators a letter asking them if it’s small.” took part in Saturday’s Oc- like, ‘What do we do?’” she give more control to states on to go further in ensuring that Legba Carrefour, a participant Strekal said donated in the Occupy D.C. protest, cupy Orlando protest, which said. “You can’t have a con- education and change some of states hold districts accountable. goods, stored for a “long-term drew more than 1,500 people. cert every weekend.” found comforting on Sunday. occupation,” have been used “When movements come “It’s catching people’s imagi- to create “Jail Support” kits nation and also, knock on up with specific demands, consisting of a blanket, a gra- they cease to be movements wood, nothing sort of nega- nola bar and sanitary wipes tive or discrediting has hap- and transform into political for arrested protesters to re- campaign rallies,” said Car- pened.” ceive when they are freed. St. Lawrence is among refour, who works as a coat The movement has be- check attendant despite hold- those unconcerned that the come an issue in the Republi- movement has not rallied ing a master’s degree in cul- can presidential primary race tural studies. “It’s compelling around any particular pro- and beyond, with politicians posal. a lot of people to come out for from both parties under pres- their own reasons rather than “I don’t think the underly- sure to weigh in. ing theme is a mystery,” he the reasons that someone else President Barack Obama has given to them.” said. “We saw what the banks referred to the protests at and financial institutions did The demonstrations Sunday’s dedication of a worldwide have emboldened to the economy. We bailed monument for Martin Lu- them out. And then they went those camped out at Manhat- ther King Jr., saying the civil tan’s Zuccotti Park, the epi- about evicting people from rights leader “would want us their homes,” he said. center of the movement that to challenge the excesses of began a month ago Monday. In Richmond, Va., about Wall Street without demon- 75 people gathered Sunday But there is conflict too. Some izing those who work there.” protesters eventually want the for one of the “general as- Many of the largest of Sat- sembly” meetings that are a movement to rally around a urday’s protests were in Eu- goal, while others insist that key part of the movement’s rope, where those involved in consensus-building process. isn’t the point. long-running demonstrations “We’re moving fast, with- Protester Whitney Whiting, a against austerity measures video editor, said the process out a hierarchical structure declared common cause with and lots of gears turning,” has helped “gather voices” the Occupy Wall Street move- about Americans’ discontent. said Justin Strekal, a college ment. In Rome, hundreds of student and political organizer “In regards to a singular is- rioters infiltrated a march by sue or a singular focus, I think who traveled from Cleveland tens of thousands of dem- to New York to help. “… that will come eventually. But onstrators, causing what the right now we have to set up Egos are clashing, but this is mayor estimated was at least participatory democracy in a a space for that to happen,” €1 million ($1.4 million) in Whiting said. little park.” damage to city property. Even if the protesters Some U.S. protesters, like U.S. cities large and small those in Europe, have their were barred from camping were “occupied” over the in Zuccotti Park, as the prop- own causes. Unions that have weekend: Washington, D.C., joined forces with the move- erty owner and the city briefly Fairbanks, Alaska, Burling- threatened to do last week, the ment have demands of their ton, Vt., Rapid City, S.D., and own, and on Sunday members movement would continue, Cheyenne, Wyo. were just a Strekal said. of the newly formed Occupy few. In Cincinnati, protest- Pittsburgh group demanded Wall Street protesters are ers were even invited to take intent on building on momen- that Bank of New York Mel- pictures with a couple getting lon Corp. pay back money tum gained from Saturday’s married; the bride and groom worldwide demonstrations, they allege it overcharged are Occupied Cincinnati sup- public pension funds around which drew hundreds of thou- porters. sands of people, mostly in the the country. 1400 Gay Street More than 70 New York New York’s attorney gen- U.S. and Europe. protesters were arrested Sat- Portsmouth Nearly $300,000 in cash eral and New York City sued urday, more than 40 of them BNY Mellon this month, 740-351-0999 has been donated through in Times Square. About 175 the movement’s website and accusing it of defrauding people were arrested in Chi- clients in foreign currency 1-800-948-EYES by visitors to the park, said cago after they refused to ( 3 9 3 7 ) Bill Dobbs, a press liaison exchange transactions that leave a park where they were generated nearly $2 billion A6

A6 Saturday, October 18, 2011 Portsmouth Daily Times WORLD 10 militants, Libyan forces 9 Pakistani seize most of Bani Walid soldiers dead A former rebel fighter flashes V-victory sign Sept. 18 as smoke rises from Bani Walid, at the northern gate of the town, Libya. in battle Alexandre Meneghini | AP photo y In a step toward nor- treatment. some of Gadhafi’s sons and By RIAZ KHAN diers killed and said heli- B KIM GAMEL Associated Press malcy, the transitional lead- “The partial lifting of the other high-level regime fig- Associated Press copter gunships were called in to provide support. He TRIPOLI, Libya — Lib- ership council confirmed air embargo will help with ures are hiding in the areas. PESHAWAR, Paki- it has signed an agreement the transportation of the ca- Fighters in Bani Walid, stan — Paramilitary forces spoke on condition of ano- yan revolutionary forces nymity because he was not have captured almost all of with NATO that partially sualties, which is the No. 1 which has proven particu- raided a militant hideout in lifts the no-fly zone im- priority at this time, as well larly hard to capture be- Pakistan’s rugged tribal re- authorized to talk to report- Bani Walid, one of Moam- ers. mar Gadhafi’s last remain- posed in March over the as facilitate the movement cause of its difficult terrain, gion near the Afghan border country, allowing resump- of people between Libya Monday, sparking fighting It was unclear which ing strongholds, but still said they have entered the militant group was targeted face pockets of resistance tion of some flights without and the rest of the world,” city center for the first time that killed nine soldiers and seeking NATO approval. Elfeitori told The Associ- 10 insurgents, officials said. in the raid, but the Pakistani as they try to end a weeks- but still were fighting Gad- Taliban have frequently long standoff, officials said The embargo was imposed ated Press in an interview. hafi supporters in surround- Clashes are common in as part of the U.N. Security He said the agreement the area, but the death toll clashed with security forces Monday. ing villages in Khyber. The group has Fierce resistance in Bani Council resolution that au- only applies to specific “Now we are control- from the fighting Monday thorized airstrikes to protect routes and altitudes for hu- was unusually high on the declared war on the Paki- Walid and Gadhafi’s home- ling more than 90 percent stani government, partly town of Sirte has prevented civilians from Gadhafi’s re- manitarian flights but is de- Pakistani side. gime. signed so it can be amended of Bani Walid,” military The raid took place in because of its alliance with Libya’s new leaders from spokesman Col. Ahmed the U.S. declaring full victory and Anwar Elfeitori, the min- to include other areas as se- Akka Khel village in the ister of transportation and curity conditions allow. Bani told reporters in Trip- Khyber tribal area, said Fa- The Pakistani Taliban setting a timeline for elec- has also targeted trucks car- tions. It has been more than communications, said the NATO officials have oli. He said revolutionary rooq Khan, a senior local forces had suffered heavy government official. rying supplies through Khy- two months since the for- agreement signed Thursday expressed surprise at the ber on their way to NATO mer rebels gained control of in Malta will make it easier persistence of Gadhafi’s casualties but declined to A military official con- give a number. firmed the number of sol- troops in Afghanistan. the rest of the oil-rich North to transport wounded fight- supporters. Libyans believe African nation. ers from the front lines for the heavy resistance signals Residents and fighters said that Gadhafi forces retreated in the face of the advance over the past two days. Moammar al-Warfali, a doctor in Bani Walid, said fighters loyal to the new transitional government seized the center, a key hos- pital and several other high buildings used by Gadhafi’s snipers to prevent any ad- vance by the revolutionary fighters. He also said Gadhafi’s son Seif al-Islam had been seen in the city as recently as last week. NATO has pledged to continue airstrikes for as long as necessary, saying pro-Gadhafi forces contin- ue to pose a threat to civil- ians in Libya. Britain’s Foreign Sec- retary William Hague also pledged more humanitarian and financial support Mon- day during a visit to Tripoli. He also said the new British ambassador and presided over a flag-raising cer- emony at Britain’s charred embassy building, which had been attacked by Gad- hafi supporters angry over NATO airstrikes. “This is further recogni- tion of the great progress the National Transitional Council has made in stabi- lizing Libya and re-estab- lishing the country’s role as a full member of the international community,” Hague told reporters, refer- ring to the new leadership body. He also stressed the im- portance of finding Gadhafi and other regime figures wanted for crimes against humanity. Gadhafi remains on the run and fighting with his supporters continues on two fronts more than two months after Tripoli fell to revolutionary forces. Some believe he might try to flee to another African country since he cultivated good re- lations with many of them during his more than four decades in power. The International Crimi- nal Court has accused the ousted leader along with his son Seif al-Islam and his former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi of unleashing a campaign of murder and torture in an attempt to crush the upris- ing that broke out in mid- February. Hague said it was crucial to bring the men to justice and promised Britain would continue to help in the search, although he didn’t elaborate on what was be- ing done. “We’ve already been very active reminding other countries in Africa of their responsibility, their respon- sibility to apprehend and to hand over to the Libyans or to the International Crimi- nal Court any of these peo- ple who go onto their terri- tory,” he said. “Of course we don’t know where all of them are but we will con- tinue to assist in looking for them.” Britain has taken a lead role in the NATO air cam- paign that has been critical to the revolutionary suc- cesses. SECTION INSIDE Cardinals are back in the B SPORTS World Series Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Pages B4 East endures, advances past Green By CODY LEIST Webster for a chance to ly matched up,” Bobcats points, we had great bumps 17, 25-22 and punched its Haley Fisher had four. PDT Sports Writer move on to districts. coach Angela Cline said. off the court. We had a good ticket for a date with the Cline said even though “I wanted to give a couple “They’re always fun to play setter (with) good sets, I’m Jeeps. the level of competition is SCIOTOVILLE — With others some rest because because it’s so evenly- pretty proud of them.” “I think we can compete the same between the two a one-and-done situation they were going back and matched.” Between sets two and with them, I really do,” schools, it’s usually the facing his team Monday, forth from JV and varsity,” Green (2-17), which had three, Peters had to refocus Peters said. “They’ve got mental portion of the game East volleyball coach John Peters said. “I basically lost three matches to East his team for an additional some good hitters and I’ve that can separate the two. Peters felt less would be knew our girls could do it, earlier this season, fought set to play in order to win. got some good diggers and “They shut on, shut off, more. just with the six, but I want- back from an early 14-5 “They let their heads get I’ve got a couple of people turn on, turn off,” Cline The host Tartans did not ed them to stay in for the hole and took the second set into it, they got ahead and that can actually block. said. “They have good days substitute at any point of experience tonight because 29-27. To Cline, knowing they thought they had it,” “We’ll see what happens, and good plays and they Monday’s Division IV every girl needs reps in able tendencies were essential to Peters said. “Once you do it’ll be a fun night. I think have one where it blows Southeast Sectional Semifi- to get better.” staying alive. that and you get a little too the girls will have a good them away.” nal. The move paid off as The Tartans (8-12) trailed “I think they came out confident, things start to time.” The Bobcats were led in no. 8 East dispatched con- 17-14 in the first set before and played really strong,” slip away.” All six Tartans who scoring by junior Jenna ference rival and no. 9 they rallied with 11-straight Cline said. “… For the most The Tartans heeded their played recorded a serving Crawford with 18 points, Green 25-17, 27-29, 25-17, points and captured the part, they played as a team, coach’s instructions and by ace in the match. Leading classmate Kayla Davis with 25-22 and will travel Thurs- frame 25-17. we attacked on the net. the end of the night, East East in scoring was Tiffany day to top-seeded South “We’re pretty fairly, even- “We used our strong took the final two sets 25- Craft with six kills while See EAST, B2 Bengals streaking into bye week By JOE KAY The overriding ques- AP Sports Writer tions coming out of their bye week will be: Can CINCINNATI — Mid- they keep this up as the way through October, the schedule gets tougher? Cincinnati Bengals And can they get back to already have matched their filling their stadium? win total from last season. The Bengals got a They've won three in a break with the way their row — their best such schedule set up. Only one streak since 2009 — and of the teams they play in they're headed into the bye the first half are coming week feeling they can be a off a winning season — contender. the Colts, who are 0-6 No one expected this without quarterback Pey- from such a young team. ton Manning. They've A 27-17 victory over played only one AFC Indianapolis on Sunday North opponent, beating took the Bengals to a place Cleveland with a quick- that no one expected. snap touchdown in the They've rallied to win season opener. games in front of small The other three wins crowds that reflect the lack came against Buffalo (4- of interest in a team with 2) and Carolina (1-5). so much recent baggage. They've lost to Denver (1- "We're going to get bet- 4) and San Francisco (5- ter," offensive guard Bob- 1). Coming out of the bye, bie Williams said. "So it they play at Seattle (2-3). doesn't matter what people "This is really not unex- think because we know pected," safety Chris what we can do." Crocker said. "We So far, they've proved thought we could get a they can win games with a really good start on the combination of steady season, and we were defense and just enough going to play well if we big plays out of a very played together as a team. young offense. That's what we've done." The defense was ranked In November, they start No. 1 in yards allowed for a six-game stretch that two consecutive weeks, gives them a better idea of slipping to No. 3 after the where they stand. They game against the Colts. play at Tennessee, home The Bengals ranked sev- against Pittsburgh, at Bal- enth overall in points timore, home against allowed and haven't given Cleveland, at Pittsburgh up more than 24 in any and home against Hous- game. ton. Photo Submitted by Ruth Boll The offense has been After practice on Mon- Jordan Moore of New Boston takes the ball towards the Zane Trace goal in Tuesday’s 6-4 loss. getting a little better each day, second-string quar- week with rookie quarter- terback Bruce Gradkows- back Andy Dalton and ki tweeted: "Nice to be 4- rookie receiver A.J. Green 2 time to take a step back Tigers fall to Pioneers in sectionals leading the way. Green relax and get ready for the leads the team with 29 stretch push for a division By BOB STRICKLEY giving the Tigers the early New Boston coach John 21:57 left to play in the first catches for 453 yards and title!" PDT Sports Editor 1-0 lead. Estep said. “We hadn’t seen half. four touchdowns. Dalton The upcoming home Zane Trace’s Eric Hutton that explosion all year long The Tigers thwarted a has thrown seven touch- game against Pittsburgh NEW BOSTON— struck back with 25:46 left and it was nice to see it scoring opportunity when downs and five intercep- represents their first Despite a hot start in a high in the first half with an tonight when we really Branham blocked a free tions, improving his passer chance to sell out at Paul scoring opening match of unassisted goal to make it needed it.” kick with 17:35 to play in rating to 84.3, which is Brown Stadium this sea- the Div. III Southeast Sec- 1-1. But Zane Grace’s Matt the first stanza but Zane roughly the league aver- son, with thousands of tional Soccer Tournament, The Tigers took their sec- McKinnis had an unassisted Trace knotted the game age. Steelers fans making the the New Boston Tigers ond lead of the game when goal only 15 seconds later again on a Cole Noble shot "We're getting better five-hour drive. They could not maintain their James Mohr made a feed to lock the teams in their that slipped past New every week, and that's haven't come close to fill- early lead and saw their sea- from Branham count at the second tie at 2-2. Boston keeper Levi Horsley what we have to do," Dal- ing their 65,500-seat sta- son end in a 6-4 loss to the 23:52 mark making it 2-1. New Boston responded making it 3-3. ton said. "We have to keep dium, drawing crowds of Zane Trace Pioneers. “We couldn’t ask for a with a goal from Matthew Three minutes later Hors- improving and continue 43,363, 41,142 and Nate Payton got the scor- better start having a goal in Mohr who ran past defend- ley was put in a bad situa- fixing the little things. 52,068 for the three home ing started with a quick goal the first minute of the goal ers and put a one-on-one tion by his teammates when We'll see what happens games so far. from a Trey Branham cor- and then put another one in shot past Zane Trace goal- from there." ner kick at the 39:23 mark a couple minutes later,” keeper Brian Jude with See TIGERS, B2 See BYE, B2 ND duo advance to state PDT Sports Report Ohio State’s Outdoor Varsi- “It’s definitely exciting to with a 6-4, 6-0 win over the ty Tennis Courts. have people from the same Tornados pairing. For the first time in “We’re extremely area going to districts and In the district champi- school history, the Notre pumped up about it,” Titans it’s hard any time you’re onship match, Waverly’s Dame girls tennis team will coach Maddie Rutman said. playing a friend that you’re Madison and Lauren Hoff- have a represntative at the “The girls played awesome close with the same area,” man proved to be too tough state tournament. and were fun to watch.” Rutman said. “You’ve for O’Neill and Schmidt. But on this occasion, In the first match of the played against each other a The Hoffman sisters won 6- make it two members day, the Notre Dame pair lot so it makes it that much 1, 6-1, which earned them advancing to Columbus. defeated Portsmouth’s Car- more nerve-wracking.” the district championship The doubles pair of Katie oline Khoury and Leda In order to qualify for and the number one seed O’Neill and Jessica Daehler 6-4, 7-5. To Rut- state, O’Neill and Schmidt out of their bracket for Fri- Schmidt won their first two man, going up against had to defeat Dover’s Kacie day’s action. Submitted Photo matches to qualify for Fri- familiar competition can be Dryden and Jillian Brown. Katie O’Neill and Jessica Schmidt of Notre Dame have advanced to the day’s state tournament at fun but difficult. They accomplished the task See DUO, B2 State Tournament in Tennis. B2 Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Tigers Sports From Page B1 Hutton buried a penalty kick in the New Boston goal giving Zane Trace their Calendar first lead of the game at 4-3. The first half ended with seven goals and one red To place an item in the calendar well as Best of Show card given to Zane Trace’s please email pdtsports@portsmouth- (1900-1985) and Best of Portsmouth West Zach Davis. dailytimes.com or call (740) 353- Show (1986-Present). Biddyball Basketball The Tigers started the 3101 ext. 242. For additional informa- Tournament second half on a high note tion contact: Bobbie Bell The annual Biddyball when Shane Buckley Wheelersburg Youth Smith @ 740-820-9526 Basketball Tournament scored with 31:19 to play Basketball League Bob Strickley | Daily Times will be held from Dec. 26 pulling the teams into their Signups for fifth and Portsmouth Youth to Jan. 1. fourth tie of the contest. New Boston’s Mattew Mohr takes the ball upfield in Tuesday’s 6-4 loss to Zane Trace. sixth grade boys basket- Basketball Divisions will be third The Pioneers utilized ball will be from Oct. 25 Girls Basketball’s through sixth grade boys their stable of extra players of the Pioneers and time Levi Horsley, Trey Bran- until Nov. 1 in the middle League Winter 2011 – and third through sixth rotating personnel from the expired on the contest and ham and Justin Moore that school office. Students 2012 is gearing up. grade girls. field to the bench and it the New Boston season. have embraced different can sign up at lunch time Organized teams only The entry fee will be started to show when New “Whether we were roles with us and left a last- during the school day. in this year’s league with $100 and the tournament Boston surrendered an fatigued or not our effort ing mark,” Estep said. There will also be a eight to 12 players per will be held at unassisted goal to Zane was still there and our guys “Todd Kerns had his first Parent Meeting at 6 p.m. roster. Portsmouth West Trace’s Hutton at the 20:23 kept fighting and even in real year of seeing time and on Oct. 31 in the Tiered There will be a six- Schools. mark. the last few minutes we had did a great job for us this Room at the Middle game regular season plus For more information “We knew fatigue was some chances but they just season. School. a single elimination tour- contact Greg at 740-304- going to be a factor and didn’t fall for us,” Estep “They’ve built a pathway Try-outs will be held on nament. 1238 or Steve at 740-352- despite tying it up to open said. for our younger guys and Nov. 5. Sixth graders Games are played Sun- 1822. the half they had a few Despite the season com- shown them the way to play should report to the ele- days 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. quick strikes on us and that ing to an end for the Tigers, the game the right way.” mentary gym at 10 a.m. and games begin on Dec. West Peewee Basketball last 20 minutes you could their coach had no shortage New Boston finished the Fifth graders should 4. and Cheerleading tell we were getting of pride in his team. season 4-8-3. report to the gym at 11 All games are officiated West Peewee Basket- fatigued,” Estep said. “At the end of the year Zane Trace advances to a.m. Tryouts will last by OHSAA officials and ball and Cheerleading The Tigers had a scoring when we needed to play our play at Wheelersburg approximately one hour. there will be individual will be holding their reg- chance on a free kick with best soccer we played our Wednesday at 6 p.m. For more information trophies for tournament istration on today from just under 16 minutes best soccer,” Estep said. BOB STRICKLEY may be contact the middle school champions. noon to 4 p.m., Oct. 29 remaining but Branham’s “We came together the last reached at 740-353-3101, ext. office at 740-574-9201 or Divisions will be third from noon to 3 p.m. and shot sailed high. two or three weeks and got 203, or bstrickley@heartland- Coach Tom Barrick at and four grade as well as Oct. 30 from 2 p.m. to 5 The missed opportunity healthy and played at a high publications.com. 740-574-2527. fifth and sixth grade. p.m. cost New Boston when level and our kids have Scoring: Registration fee is $300 Children from Kinder- New Boston 3 1 4 Zane Trace’s Jacob Mallow nothing to hang their heads Zane Trace 4 2 6 New Boston Youth per team. garten through the sixth scored off a McKinnis Goals: New Boston: First half - Nate Pay- Basketball Registration about.” ton(39:23), Jame Mohr(23:52), Matthew For entry information grade are eligible to play. assist with 11:33 to play Estep also heaped praise Mohr(21:57) Second half - Shane Buck- The 2011-2012 New call Tyson Phillips at 740- The registration will be ley(31:19) Zane Trave: First half - Eric capping the scoring at 6-4 upon his group of seniors. Hutton(25:44), Matt McKinnis(23:37), Cole Boston youth basketball 352-2286 held at the old Noble(16:20), Eric Hutton(14:21) Second in the Pioneers’ favor. “Our seniors have been a half - Eric Hutton(20:23), Jacob Mal- registrations will be held Portsmouth West Middle The Tigers registered low(11:33) on the following dates “Sider” Bowl Peewee School. huge factor in the building Assists: New Boston: Trey Branham (2), three more shots but could of our program and we had Zane Trace: Matt McKinnis (1) and times: football tournament Saves: New Boston: 9, Zane Trace: 6 not match the bench depth three four-year starters in Shots: New Boston: 15, Zane Trace: 15 Oct. 23 2-4 p.m., Oct. The 2011 Peewee foot- Northwest Biddy Basketball 24 5-7 p.m., Oct. 27 5-7 ball Cider Bowl will be tryouts p.m., Oct. 30 2-4 p.m., Nov. 12 and 13 at the Registration for North- (Waverly) def. Katie OʼNeill/Jessica Lore, Denver Fuller and Schmidt (ND) 6-1, 6-1 Nov. 3 5-7 p.m., Nov. 7 5- Portsmouth West Athletic west Biddy girls and boys Duo Seth Goddard each record- 7 p.m., Nov. 8 5-7 p.m., complex, formerly the basketball and cheerlead- Soccer ed tallies. The Jeeps outshot Nov. 11 5-7 p.m., Nov. 13 Portsmouth West Middle ing teams will be held From Page B1 South Webster 5, Chesa- the Panthers 29-5 while 2-4 p.m. School. Oct. 13 and Oct. 15 at the peake 0 Goddard and Nick Charles Registrations will be The tournament will Northwest Middle School O’Neill and Schmidt will Host and no. 6 South combined to pitch a shutout held at the New Boston feature grades three music room. have the no. 2 seed out of Webster scored all five of its in goal. Community Center in through six and the entry The teams will include “We hope that we can the Southeast District. At goals Monday in the first Room 7. fee will be $200. third through sixth half en route to a 5-0 win take some of the momen- The league is for boys press time, the brackets for tum into our next game,” For more information graders. A $30 registra- Friday’s tournament were over no. 11 Chesapeake in a and girls from kinder- contact Jason at 740-357- tion fee will be required. Division III Southeast Sec- Claxon said. not compiled. garten through the sixth 2793 or Steve at 352- For more information tional semifinal. South Webster (6-7-3) grade. Any teams wanting No matter who is the travel Wednesday to no. 3 1822. contact Dave Nichols at “This was a good opening to join needs to register opponent Friday night, Rut- Ironton St. Joseph for a sec- 740-372-0053 or Tracy round tournament game for their teams before the man believes her team will us and it was nice to see the tional championship. Youth soccer tournament Breech 740-259-3237. be ready for the challenge. guys come out ready to league year begins. Scioto County Youth Chesapeake 0 0 — 0 For more information Andrew Campbell play,” Jeeps coach Corey South Webster 5 0 — 5 Soccer Tournament is District Quarterfinal Claxon said. “We put our- Scoring summary: call Steve at 740-352- Golf Benefit Katie OʼNeill/Jessica Schmidt (ND) def. First Half: South Webster — Shay Lore 7342 or 740-456-3021. Oct. 29 and 30. This is a Caroline Khoury/Leda Daehler selves in a good position (Lance Swords); South Webster — Lance tournament that allows Shawnee State Golf (Portsmouth) 6-4, 7-5 because we put several Swords (Derek Rowe and Tyler Sowards); Course will be hosting the District Semifinal South Webster — Denver Fuller (unassist- teams in the u-8, u-10, u- Katie OʼNeill/Jessica Schmidt (ND) def. goals in early in the game.” ed); South Webster — Lance Swords Car Show to Benefit Andrew Campbell Golf Kacie Dryden/Jillian Brown (Dover) 6-4, 6- (unassisted); South Webster — Seth God- 12 and u-15 divisions to Lance Swords had two dard (unassisted). Cheer-Power Champions Benefit on Oct. 23. This 0 Saves: Chesapeake — Tyler Sanders play in a double elimina- District Championship goals and an assist for A car show is sched- 8;South Webster — Seth Goddard 0, Nick is a four player scramble Madison Hoffman/Lauren Hoffman South Webster while Shay Charles 4. uled for Oct.22 at the tion tournament. and the Minford Middle parking Any team from Scioto cost is $240 per team or lot. or any other surrounding $60 per player. Price Green will lose Crisp, Lutz, the inspiration, they’re the Registration will begin county may participate. If includes golf with a cart, Hannah LeMaster and ones that keep (the team) East at 9 a.m. and continue you are interested in par- prizes and lunch. Megan Kerns to graduation, pumped.” From Page B1 until 12:30 p.m. Registra- ticipating or sponsoring To sign up please call a thing coach Cline will tion fee will be $10 per the Shawnee State Golf 16, senior Sammi Crisp have a tough time with. CODY LEIST can be feel free to contact Matt reached at 740-353-3101 ext. vehicle. Smith at lucasvilleyouth- pro shop at 740-858- with 15, fellow senior Sam “They’re a crazy bunch, I 242 or by email at cleist@heart- Late entries will not be [email protected] or 6681. Lutz had 10 and freshman love my seniors,” Cline landpublications.com. judged. In the event of Hannah Cline rounded out said. “This group here is 740-727-9991. Green — 17 29 17 22 rain there will be a rain Wheelersburg Junior the scoring with nine. like the backbone, they’re East — 25 27 25 25 date for Oct. 23 observed. High Basketball Parent Concessions, door Newville Little Meeting prizes and 50/50 will take League Board election On Nov. 1 there will be how the front office oper- minds about things," Lewis place during the show. of Officers a meeting for any parents Bye ates. Franchise quarterback said. "You know what I Car show vehicles will Newville Little League of a boy in seventh and Carson Palmer then said he mean? Someone has done a will hold its election of From Page B1 be judged on a point sys- eighth grade interested in would rather retire than very good job of driving tem and trophies will be board officers for the trying out for basketball. The Bengals failed to sell play another season with them away from here. And presented at 4 p.m. in the 2012 season Oct. 23 at 3 The meeting will be out their last four games last Cincinnati, which has only he's been very wrong." following categories: Top p.m. at the New Boston held in the high school season, when they finished two winning records in the Lewis declined to say who 30 (1900-1985); Top 10 Community Center. cafetorium at 6 p.m. 4-12 and went into a turbu- last 20 years. was driving fans away. Later, (1986-Present); Special Interested parents and Rules, regulations and lent offseason that further volunteers are urged to try-out procedures will be Lewis had a surprising he said in a statement: "What awards include: Best alienated fans. Lewis decid- response when asked Mon- G.M., Ford, Mopar, truck, attend. discussed at that time. ed to return even though day about fans staying will bring our fans back is street rod, Corvette, For more information For more information owner Mike Brown offered away. winning, and I shouldn't be Camaro, Mustang, GCY, contact Brian at 740-456- contact Coach Tom Bar- no significant changes in "I can't change people's thinking out loud like that." cheerleader’s pick, as 5561. rick at 574-2527. -JQU 5WTYJHY >TZW -TRJ FSI +FRNQ^ Scoreboard ON THE AIR DB Sterling Moore and S Ross Ventrone. & MTRJ NX GZWLQFWN_JI J[JW^  XJHTSIX ITSvY QJY ^TZWX GJ YMJ SJ]Y" Tuesday, Oct. 18 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Signed DT COLLEGE FOOTBALL Jason Shirley. Placed CB Marcus Trufant 8 p.m. on injured reserve. 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B4 Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS/CLASSIFIED Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon mourned in Britain By STEVE DOUGLAS reading slowly from a state- won the Indy 500, he was an AP Sports Writer ment and flanked by sons inspirational guy, and some- EMBERTON, England Austin and Ashley. “He one that every racing driver — Struggling to hold back was a true champion and a looked up to with respect tears, Clive Wheldon’s gentleman on and off the and admiration.” voice quivered as he spoke track.” Beyond the U.S., though, about his son, “a true cham- A floral tribute was there was precious little pion and a gentleman.” placed in the heart of the coverage of Wheldon’s ex- “Daniel was born to be a village. ploits on the track. Even in racer and yesterday left us “R.I.P. Dan. You’ll be Emberton, residents knew doing what he loved to do,” missed champ,” read one of of him as simply a suc- he said Monday outside the the messages. cessful driver rather than a family home in the village “I follow motor racing longtime star of the IndyCar of Emberton, a far cry from and it was a terrible shock circuit. the high-powered world when I put the television “We all knew he was a of auto racing in which his on this morning and saw good racing driver … but son became one of Britain’s what had happened,” retired he moved to America a few most famous exports. Emberton resident Sylvia years and we didn’t see News of Dan Wheldon’s Croxen said. “From what much of him after that,” death at 33 following a mas- I know, he was very well said George Cheney, 73, sive and fiery crash at the liked.” who has lived in Emberton Las Vegas Indy 300 domi- A winner of eight British for 10 years. nated newspaper headlines karting titles after taking up Wheldon was much bet- and broadcasts in Britain on the pursuit as a 4-year-old, ter known in racing circles. Monday. Wheldon left Emberton for “Two victories in the Two victories in the In- the U.S. in 1999 after fail- ing to secure financial back- Indy 500 put him in a very dianapolis 500 established select group of drivers,” him as one of the few Brit- ing for his career in Europe. Quickly embracing the British Racing Drivers’ ons to master auto racing Club president Derek War- across the Atlantic. But American lifestyle, he soon got his chance in the Indy- wick said. “Dan was a true Wheldon was far from a professional and a great am- household name in Britain, Car series. Titles and fame where Formula One is the soon followed. bassador for the sport. He top motor sport and Indy- In 2005, he became the was highly focused in the Car receives little coverage. first English driver since way he approached his rac- Wheldon’s loss was felt Graham Hill 39 years earli- ing and a real perfectionist. Legals Legals Legals “With his film-star good most sharply Monday in er to win the Indy 500, help- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS the auto racing fraternity, ing him capture the overall looks and athletic prowess, LEGAL NOTICE The following Mobile Home will CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, which has long recognized IndyCar championship that it was no wonder that the Notice is hereby given that the be offered at Public sale on OHIO American public took him Scioto County Board of Revi- November 4, 2011 9:30 am City of Portsmouth Stewart his talent starting from year. He went on to win the sion has completed its work, @120 N. Corkwood Ct. Picker- Hollow Pump Station his youth as a kart driver, Indy 500 again this year af- to their hearts.” the valuations and returns for ington OH 43127 — For more Waterline Project and in Emberton, a village ter taking the lead for the Jenson Button, Hamil- the year have been reviewed details call Ron at SCIOTO COUNTY, OHIO first time with only seconds ton’s teammate at McLaren, and are open to public inspec- 614-309-4897*** October 16, 2011 in Buckinghamshire — a tion at the office of the Scioto 2001 28x60 Oakwood OWNER: City of Portsmouth, county just north of London remaining. was one of Wheldon’s ri- County Auditor. Complaints Ref # 64798364 Ohio — where he grew up and “He was an extremely vals in junior karting in the against such valuations for the Minimum Bid $30000 Separate sealed BIDS for in- where parents Clive and talented driver,” said Brit- 1990s, describing him as a current year must be in accor- AD: Oct. 18, 2011 stallation of: dance with Sections 5715.19, City of Portsmouth Stewart Sue still live. ish driver Lewis Hamil- “true fighter.” in writing on forms furnished Hollow Pump Station Water- “The family would like ton, the 2008 Formula One “We’ve lost a legend in by the County Auditor and filed line Project. Refer to specifica- to thank everyone for their champion. “As a British our sport but also a great in his office on or before the The following Mobile Home will tions and drawings. overwhelming outpouring guy who not only went over guy,” Button said on Twit- thirty-first day of March 2012. be offered at Public sale on Will be received by Mayor All complaints will be heard by November 4, 2011 9:30 am David Malone, at the City of of sympathy,” said Clive, to the States but who twice ter. the board in the manned pro- @120 N. Corkwood Ct. Picker- Portsmouth, 728 Second vided by Section 5715.19 ington OH 43127 — For more Street Room 1 until 10:00 A.M. O.R.C. details call Ron at Local Time, October 31, 2011 David L. Green 614-309-4897*** and then at said office publicly Scioto County Auditor 1998 16x80 Oakwood opened and read aloud. Baord of Revision Secretary REf # 74810583 Bidders are encouraged to St. Louis Cardinals celebrate schedule an on site review AD: October 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, Minimum Bid $8000 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 2011 AD: Oct. 18, 2011 with plant personnel prior to bidding. Please contact Mark Adams for more information. another NL pennant Mark Adams 4862 Gallia Street But she said the value ex- cited,” Curtis said. “They’re Portsmouth, OH 45662 JIM SALTER 740-456-4946 Associated Press tends beyond people com- saying, ‘I can’t believe it Drawings, specifications and ST. LOUIS — Among ing to town and spending on happened.’” Auctions contract documents may be food and hotel rooms. Who can? The Cardinals examined at the following all major league teams, only places: the New York Yankees have “The big impact you were 10 1/2 games behind 1. City of Portsmouth, OH had more success than the can’t measure is people NL wild-card leader Atlanta 4862 Gallia Street looking at television and Portsmouth, OH 45662; Cardinals. But in baseball- on Aug. 25, just a little over 2. Howerton Engineering mad St. Louis, celebrating a being introduced to St. a month before the end of 533 Second Street pennant never gets old. Louis, what a nice place it the season. But St. Louis Portsmouth, OH 45662; Red-clad fans on Mon- is and how good it looks,” went 22-9 down the stretch, or may be obtained from Key she said. Blue Prints, Inc.; 195 East Liv- day were reveling in another the Braves went 10-20, and ingston Ave., Columbus, OH National League champion- Six St. Louis graphics the Cardinals slipped into 43215; (614) 228-3285; ship, a day after the Cardi- companies worked through the playoffs on the final day (http://keycompanies.com) for the night to make official the cost of shipping and dupli- nals beat the Brewers 12-6. of the regular season. cation from Key Blue Prints. It was another milestone for “National League Cham- After award of a Contract, the pion” T-shirts and caps The Cardinals beat the the National League’s most 102-win Phillies in the di- Contractor will be furnished, successful team. for Majestic Athletics, the without charge, two (2) sets of Easton, Pa.-based rights vision series, then beat NL plans and specifications The Cardinals have won Central rival Milwaukee, needed to prosecute the work. three pennants since 2004 holder for licensed mer- Subcontractors, manufactur- (the 2006 team won the chandise. who had a baseball-best 57- ers, and suppliers shall obtain World Series). The Cardi- “The second that ball 24 record at home, by win- plans and specifications from ning two games at Miller the Contractor. nals, Dodgers and Giants was squeezed in the glove Sealed proposals shall be have all won 18 pennants, for strike three they start- Park, including the clincher marked on the outside of the but no National League ed production,” said Brad Sunday night. container as follows: Leinbach, special events “It just seems like a "City of Portsmouth Stewart team has more World Series Hollow Pump Station Water- titles than the Cardinals’ 10. coordinator for Majestic. miracle run,” Jack Keaton, line Project" Not to be opened They’ll try to get their “St. Louis is a very, very 22, of St. Louis, said as he until 10:00 a.m. local time, Oc- 11th starting Wednesday at good baseball market. For prepared to pay for two $40 tober 31, 2011 The following addenda have Busch Stadium against the the St. Louis market, we’re caps and three $35 shirts at been received and considered Texas Rangers. printing well into the tens of the team store. in the enclosed bid: " St. Louis was clearly in thousands.” It certainly seemed like Time of Completion for the Employees of the Car- project is 45 calendar days. the red Monday. Business- a miracle to Justin Dam- If forwarded by mail, the men wore red ties or Car- dinals team store showed bacher, 25, of Springfield, sealed envelope containing dinals jackets. The fountain up for work at 5:30 a.m. to Ill. Dambacher and three the bid must be enclosed in at Kiener Plaza spewed red sort out the new merchan- another envelope and mail to friends made the trip to St. the City of Portsmouth, 728 water. A few downtown dise, and began selling it Louis in hopes of scoring Second Street, Room 1, Ports- buildings hung banners that immediately when doors World Series tickets. By mouth, OH 45662. Mailed bids must reach this physical ad- read “Go Cardinals.” opened at 6 a.m., said Me- late morning, they hadn’t The World Series figures gan Curtis, manager of re- dress prior to the scheduled had any luck. Filler Ad Only closing time for receipt of pro- to foster civic pride, but it’s tail operations for the store. For Dambacher, the Car- posals. an economic boost, too. She hadn’t yet tallied sales The OWNER reserves the Ruth Sergenian, econ- but said they were very dinals’ success had extra right to waive formalities or to meaning. His dad, a huge reject any or all bids. Each omist for the St. Louis strong for the NL champi- BIDDER must deposit with his Regional Chamber and onship merchandise, and fan of the team, died earlier bid, security in the amount, Growth Association, esti- for anything referencing the this year at age 45. form and subject to the condi- “rally squirrel,” homage to “This has been emo- tions provided in the Instruc- mated that the playoffs and tion of Bidders. World Series will generate the critter that scampered tional, very special,” Dam- Award of the Contract shall be an economic benefit of $40 across home plate during bacher said. “Especially made to the lowest, respon- million to $52 million for Game 4 of the divisional se- when you have the season sive responsible bidder. Refer to the Contract Specifications the region, depending on ries with the Phillies. like this, where they had to for specific requirements. how long the series goes. “Everybody is really ex- fight so hard.” Attention to BIDDERS is par- ticularly called to the require- ments as to condition of em- ployment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be Jimmie Johnson calls for IndyCar paid under the Contract, Sec- tion 3, Segrated Facility, Title VI, Section 109 and E.O. 11246. MINORITY FIRMS to quit racing on oval tracks ARE ESPECIALLY ENCOUR- AGED TO BID. y from it and make those cars combination of the speeds and Bids shall be accompanied by B JENNA FRYER a certified check of bid bond AP Auto Racing Writer safer on ovals somehow. the car design — an IndyCar payable to the City of Ports- CONCORD, N.C. — Five- “I don’t know how they has an open cockpit and open mouth an amount no less than time defending NASCAR can really do it. Myself, I have wheels that can’t withstand five percent (5%) of the base a lot of friends that race in the bumping that occurs on bid. No bidder may withdraw champion Jimmie Johnson his bid for a period of ninety called on IndyCar to stop rac- that series, and I’d just rather ovals — has made him gun shy (90) days after the date bids ing on ovals in the wake of see them on street circuits and about racing cars that don’t are opened. He may, however, road courses. No more ovals.” have a roof. withdraw his bid at any time Indianapolis 500 winner Dan prior to the time and date Wheldon’s death. Johnson was in his own “Their average was 225? scheduled for opening of same Wheldon was killed in a frightening accident Satur- I’ve never been 225 mph in my or any authorized postpone- 15-car accident in Sunday’s day night at Charlotte Motor life — and that’s their average ment thereof. Any bid received Speedway, where his car hit around an oval. They are brave after the time and date speci- season finale IndyCar race at fied will not be considered and Las Vegas Motor Speedway, a headfirst into the wall. The men and women that drive will be returned unopened to high banked, 1.5-mile oval. back wheels briefly lifted off those things,” Johnson said. the bidder. “I wouldn’t run them on the track, but Johnson walked “There’s very little crumple Bidders must comply with the away and suffered only next- zone around the driver, it’s an President's Executive Order ovals. There’s just no need to,” Nos. 11246 and 11375, which Johnson said Monday during a day soreness. open cockpit and then you add prohibit discrimination in em- test session at Charlotte Mo- He’s always wanted to open wheels — it’s just creat- ployment regarding race, race in the Indianapolis 500, ing situations to get the car creed, color, sex or national tor Speedway. “Those cars are origin. Bidders must comply fantastic for street circuits, for but when his daughter was off the ground at a high rate with Title VI of the Civil Rights road courses. I hate, hate, hate born last year, Johnson said of speed. And you can’t con- Act of 1964, the Anti-Kickback that this tragedy took place. he promised his wife he would trol the car when it’s off the Act, and the Contract Work not drive an IndyCar. The ground.” Hours Standard Act.60239425 Bidders But hopefully they can learn must certify that they do not and will not maintain or pro- vide for their employees any facilities that are segrated on the basis of race, creed, color or national origin. Technical questions concern- ing interpretation of the Draw- ings and Specifications should be addressed to Richard How- erton, PE, Howerton Engion- eering, 533 Second Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662; Tele- phone (740) 354-3684. All re- quests for interpretation shall be in writing. Where appropri- ate, the response and ad- denda will be issued to all plan holders in writibng. The funding for this project came from ARC Grant money. By: David Malone "Equal Employment Opportu- nity" Adv Oct. 16, 23, 2011 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Treasurer, Clay Local Schools, 44 Clay High Street, Portsmouth OH 45662, until 2pm local time on November 2, 2011 for the Demolition of the Rosemount & Rubyville schools in accordance with Drawings & Specifications pre- pared by Tanner, Stone Holsinger, Donges Architects. Bids will be opened and read immediately after receipt. The construction manager is Hill In- ternational. Submit all ques- tions to Brice Clawson at bri- [email protected] or by fax: 740/876-9933. This notice is posted on the D i s t r i c tʼ s website at www.clay.k12.oh.us. Click on Construction Notices to Bid- ders under Short Cuts on the left hand side of the home page. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 2pm local time October ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 25th, 2011, at the Clay High CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, School in the Hill International OHIO Job Office, 44 Clay High City of Portsmouth Stewart Street, Portsmouth OH. Hollow Pump Station Contract Documents may be Waterline Project obtained from Key Blue Prints, SCIOTO COUNTY, OHIO 195 East Livingston Ave., Co- October 16, 2011 lumbus OH (614/228-3285) for OWNER: City of Portsmouth, a refundable deposit of $50/set Ohio (check payable to Clay Local Separate sealed BIDS for in- Schools). Shipping costs are stallation of: separate and the bidderʼs re- City of Portsmouth Stewart sponsibility. Hollow Pump Station Water- The Contract Documents may line Project. Refer to specifica- be reviewed without charge tions and drawings. during business hours at Build- Will be received by Mayor ers Exchange Plan Rooms in David Malone, at the City of Valley View, Cincinnati & Day- Portsmouth, 728 Second ton and FW Dodge Plan Street Room 1 until 10:00 A.M. Rooms in Cincinnati, Colum- Local Time, October 31, 2011 bus & Dayton. and then at said office publicly All bids must be accompanied opened and read aloud. by a Bid Guaranty in the form Bidders are encouraged to of either a Bid Guaranty and B5 schedule an on site review Contract Bond for the full with plant personnel prior to amount of the bid (including all bidding. Please contact Mark add alternates) or a certified Adams for more information. check, cashierʼs check, or an Portsmouth Daily Times Tuesday, October 18, 2011 B5 Mark Adams irrevocable letter of credit in an CLASSIFIED 4862 Gallia Street amount equal to 10% of the Portsmouth,Legals OH 45662 bid (includingLegals all add alter- Miscellaneous Apartments / Townhouses Help Wanted- General Help Wanted- General 740-456-4946 nates), as described in the In- Drawings, specifications and structions to Bidders. Microwave oven 1000 W. Woodbine Weekend RN position avail- contract documents may be DOMESTIC STEEL USE RE- Emerson $35.00 Call Apartments able Apply in person Fountain examined at the following QUIREMENTS AS SPECI- 355-4005 Head Nursing Home, 4734 places: FIED IN SECTION 153.011 1519 Kendall State Tested Gallia Pike, Franklin Furnace, 1. City of Portsmouth, OH OF THE REVISED CODE AP- Specializing in tuckpoint, Avenue Nurse Aide 354-9113 4862 Gallia Street PLY TO THIS PROJECT. chimney repair and custom Portsmouth, OH Full and Part Time Portsmouth, OH 45662; COPIES OF SECTION masonry 25 yrs. exp 876-8912 Positions Available Synergy Rehab Solutions hir- 2. Howerton Engineering 153.011 OF THE REVISED $315 and up! Six Months Experience ing PT, PTA, OTR, COTA, 533 Second Street CODE CAN BE OBTAINED Sz 4 A Line wedding dress, 740-353-0717 Required SLP full-time, part-time & PRN Portsmouth, OH 45662; FROM ANY OF THE OF- google: bonnystyle7018, positions call Cindy or may be obtained from Key FICES OF THE DEPART- $49.99, call 740-354-3921 Wheelersburg lg 2 bd town- *Excellent Benefit Package 740-357-0405 Blue Prints, Inc.; 195 East Liv- MENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE house apt, $450 mo, dep and *State Testing Paid Wurlitzer piano, Lazy Boy ref, call 740-574-5314 ingston Ave., Columbus, OH SERVICES. *No Mandatory Overtime SERVICE / BUSINESS DIRECTORY 43215; (614) 228-3285; No Bidder may withdraw its bid loveseat, drop leaf mahogany *Structured Orientation (http://keycompanies.com) for within 60 days after the bid table, cedar chest, (740) *Free Meals the cost of shipping and dupli- opening. The District reserves 820-6124 or 740-464-0448 Houses For Rent Masonry cation from Key Blue Prints. the right to waive irregularities Accepting Applications at: RECREATIONAL VEHICLES T's Masonary After award of a Contract, the in bids, to reject any or all bids, 1325 Center St., clean 3-4 Hill View 20 yrs. exp. brick block stone Contractor will be furnished, and to conduct such investiga- bdrm, lg garage, $595 mo, rent 1610 28th St. concrete Free est. 876-1671 without charge, two (2) sets of tion as necessary to determine to own optional, 456-0159 Portsmouth, OH Motorcycles plans and specifications the responsibility of a bidder. Home Improvement needed to prosecute the work. AD: Oct. 18, 25, 2011 Harley Davidson 99, Electra Subcontractors, manufactur- Cottage 2BR stove & fridge. E.E.O.E. B & B Contractors Drywall, Plas- Glide Must See $7500 gas furn. app Call Osborne ter Repair, Home Improvements ers, and suppliers shall obtain ANNOUNCEMENTS 606-232-6319 plans and specifications from Cleaners 9-5:30, 354-2440 Roger Bittinger 740-464-1284 the Contractor. Notices AUTOMOTIVE Sealed proposals shall be For rent 2 bedroom house, Help Wanted marked on the outside of the Special meeting 1451 Rosemount Road, container as follows: Western Sun Autos 353-8111 "City of Portsmouth Stewart Masonic Lodge Hollow Pump Station Water- 91 F&AM Tues- 08 Mazda 3 4-dr auto air cd 4 Resident Helper line Project" Not to be opened day, Oct. 18, 7 cyl 63k asking $6995, book until 10:00 a.m. local time, Oc- p.m. F.C. De- $14000, ph 740-961-2427 Portsmouth newly carpeted 2 Part Time Positions tober 31, 2011 gree All Ma- bd cottage, stove & fridge, The following addenda have 2-98 escorts 4 door automatic, cntrl A/H, quiet nrhd, $550 mo, sons welcome, James E. 1-03 sunfire 2 door automatic been received and considered McLaughlin WM $400 dep 574-4738 in the enclosed bid: " with air. 858-2287 EXCELLENT WAGE AND Time of Completion for the SERVICES project is 45 calendar days. 2009 Pontiac G3 5 dr hatch- BENEFIT PACKAGE If forwarded by mail, the back 35+ MPG 24K mi loaded, MANUFACTURED HOUSING sealed envelope containing Home Improvements $7,995 OBO 740-352-1422 or 740-353-8832 Direct Personal Care with the bid must be enclosed in Everman Drywall Hang, Fin- another envelope and mail to RESORT PROPERTY Assisted Living Residents ish, Texture, Work Guaranteed 2011 Impala LT Loaded 9k the City of Portsmouth, 728 740-354-6923 Second Street, Room 1, Ports- Miles Fact War. $16450 820-8307/357-8548 mouth, OH 45662. Mailed bids Roofing EMPLOYMENT must reach this physical ad- Home Health Aide or Nurse Aide dress prior to the scheduled Aaron's Roofing and Con- 77 corvet la82, 69 cad, 95 cad, closing time for receipt of pro- struction Roofing, Siding, north star, 76 airstream 31foot, experience strongly preferred. posals. Decks. Free Estimates 89 ford van. 740-357-3101 Construction The OWNER reserves the 250-9103 right to waive formalities or to 89 Ford Mustang GT, excel reject any or all bids. Each FINANCIAL run cond, one owner, needs paint $3000, (740) 372-3040 D&P Construction Roofing, Hill View takes great pride in the excellent care BIDDER must deposit with his siding, decks comp. home im- and individual attention we give our residents. bid, security in the amount, provement. Free Estimates EDUCATION 96 Corvette hardtop red 60K If you are caring, individual who enjoys working form and subject to the condi- mi, exc cond, $12,900; 2010 740-464-8393 tions provided in the Instruc- Mustang convertible black 10K with the elderly, come join our team! tion of Bidders. mi, salvage title, no airbgs, Award of the Contract shall be ANIMALS $15,500; call 353-8567 or Help Wanted- General made to the lowest, respon- 357-1517 Apply at sive responsible bidder. Refer Pets to the Contract Specifications Buy Some Junk Trucks & for specific requirements. 2 chihuahua puppies one m, Drivers wanted to transport Vans Full Sz $350 & up Cars railroad crews in the Ports- Hill View Attention to BIDDERS is par- one f, have first shots and $300 & up complete & non ticularly called to the require- wormed. $225 each 357-5055 mouth, OH area. Paid training, complete less.Free pick-up benefits, & company vehicle Retirement Center ments as to condition of em- buy Junk car batteries $7. ployment to be observed and 7 mo old F Dachshund hound, provided. Starting pay $0.15 1610 28th Street up to date on shots, $49.99, lawn mowers$3 motorcycles per mile or $7.50 per hour minimum wage rates to be $1 Aluminum wheels $120. Portsmouth, Ohio paid under the Contract, Sec- call (606) 315-1377 while waiting. Apply online at tion 3, Segrated Facility, Title Starters& alternators $3. Con- "http://www.renzenberger.com or on-line at AKC Boxers fawn black mask verter GM Breadloaf $75. Dou- VI, Section 109 and E.O. with white markings, girls $250 " or call 800-898-7785 & leave hillviewretirement.org 11246. MINORITY FIRMS ble GM $90. Highland Bend message. ea, 606-932-6310 or 776-2886 ARE ESPECIALLY ENCOUR- 606-923-7323 AGED TO BID. Bids shall be accompanied by AKC english bull dog puppies Chev. Caviler 1999 Z24-Con- a certified check of bid bond for sale asking $1000 call vertible very clean, runs good Immediate opening in billing E.E.O.E. payable to the City of Ports- 740-285-0248 $2,875 O.B.O 858-6016 for a new rapidly growing mouth an amount no less than AKC reg English Bulldogs for health care business, apply at Will pay top $ For some un- Life Care Home Medical Solu- five percent (5%) of the base sale, 6 females 2 males, wanted junk trucks & full sz bid. No bidder may withdraw champion bloodlines, call tions, 729 6th St., Portsmouth, vans $350 & up Junk cars OH 45662, or mail resume to his bid for a period of ninety 740-259-3488 or $300 & up Free pkup Non- (90) days after the date bids 740-464-7311 anytime or PO Box 1111, Portsmouth, or Complete Less NOW BUY- fax to (740) 776-2273 are opened. He may, however, leave message ING Batteries, Alum. Wheels, withdraw his bid at any time Starters. Alternators, Convert- prior to the time and date AKC Reg German Shepherd puppies, 6 wks old. 1st shots ers, call 740-727-3134 scheduled for opening of same Medical receptionist/optomet- or any authorized postpone- given. Burg. $1200 (357-0749) Trucks ric assistant needed. Previ- ment thereof. Any bid received AKC Shih-tuz puppies 4 fe- ously experience with insur- after the time and date speci- males 1 male $250 Call 2000 Ford F150 reg cab 8 ft ance billing helpful. Send re- fied will not be considered and 464-4106 or 250-9383 bd 4.6 motor 170,000 runs sume to: Z824, Portsmouth will be returned unopened to good $2500 call 858-6535 Daily Times, PO Box 581, the bidder. Free kitchens, looking for good home, phone 740-821-8421 Portsmouth, OH 45662 Bidders must comply with the REAL ESTATE SALES President's Executive Order free, 7month old jackrussel Nos. 11246 and 11375, which pup, fixed, owner has allergy Nursing assistant position prohibit discrimination in em- 464-4659 Houses For Sale available Apply in person ployment regarding race, Fountain Head Nursing Home, creed, color, sex or national Lost great dane black with white markings very gentle lost 4734 Gallia Pike, Franklin Fur- origin. Bidders must comply nace, 354-9113 with Title VI of the Civil Rights in the duck run owensville rd. Act of 1964, the Anti-Kickback area reward 259-1085 Act, and the Contract Work 935-8218 Hours Standard Act. Bidders Yellow Lab about 1 yr free to Position open for Handyman must certify that they do not good home Call 259-4933 with Carpentry Skills to do and will not maintain or pro- Grounds Maintenance and vide for their employees any AGRICULTURE Housing Maintenance. Please Auctions facilities that are segrated on send resume to Portsmouth the basis of race, creed, color House for sale 2141 Daily Times, PO Box 581, Box or national origin. MERCHANDISE Grandview ave. Ports. #G1005, Portsmouth, OH Technical questions concern- ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION Chris @ 740-352-7208, 45662 Two Homes, Personal Property ing interpretation of the Draw- Bargain Basement visit. www.2141grand- ings and Specifications should view.com Open house Thursday, November 3, 2011 @ 11:00 a.m. be addressed to Richard How- 2 bags ladies winter cloths R. W. Setterlin Building Com- erton, PE, Howerton Engion- size 14/16 and L-XL nice $35 sun. 1-5 pany, a commercial general Portsmouth, OH 45662 eering, 533 Second Street, 961-1394 contractor, is seeking con- Portsmouth, OH 45662; Tele- 52" ferris walk behind mower REAL ESTATE RENTALS struction carpenters. The suc- Real Estate: Both homes will be sold beginning at 12:00pm from phone (740) 354-3684. All re- cessful candidates will have excellent condition $1200 2020 Grandview Ave, Portsmouth. quests for interpretation shall OBO 935-0966 experience working in window 2020 Grandview Ave, Portsmouth and 2011 20th St. Portsmouth. be in writing. Where appropri- Apartments/Townhouses installation, doors and hard- ate, the response and ad- Fuel / Oil / Coal / Wood / Gas ware, demolition, and con- Terms & Conditions: These homes sell to the highest bidder with denda will be issued to all plan Truck and trailer load, crete. Requirements: 3-5 years no minimum or reserves. High bidder will deposit 10% down day holders in writibng. APARTMENTS & HOUSES commercial construction expe- The funding for this project quality&quantity assured, $75, of auction and balance due in 30 days. For appointment to inspect call 740-357-0393 after 6 p.m. FOR RENT CALL 353-2147 rience preferred. High School real estate, call Allen’s Auctions, Inc. who is agent for the seller. came from ARC Grant money. Diploma or GED. Good atten- By: David Malone Any home inspections must be done prior to bidding. Miscellaneous Candlewood dance record. Must be able to "Equal Employment Opportu- Apartments pass a background check and Owner: Estate of Georgia Singer Case #20101071 Scioto nity" 600-Eisenhower one dollar Efficiency, 1&2 drug screen. Interested candi- County; Dwayne Pennington Executor, George L. Davis III Attorney. Adv Oct. 16, 23, 2011 coins in ex cond, 1971-78 Bedrooms in Wheelersburg dates should send their re- $1.50 each, "MUST BUY ALL," finest apartment sume to: R.W. Setterlin Build- To View Photos of this Auction visit: www.allensauctions.com don't call unless you want community. No application ing Company. Attn: Human LEGAL NOTICE them ALL 740-533-3870 fee, reduced security deposit Resources Manager, 560 Har- Sealed bids will be received by ARE YOU STRUGGLING with good credit. mon Avenue, Columbus, OH the Treasurer, Clay Local with Diabetes, hurt or in- Laundry & pool 43223 or Fax resume to (614) Schools, 44 Clay High Street, jured or are you sick and tired 740-574-8665. 545-5814 or Email resume to: Portsmouth OH 45662, until of being sick and tired? "Get www.renttheburg.com [email protected]. R.W. 2pm local time on November your health, energy and your Setterlin Building Company is 2, 2011 for the Demolition of life back." Find your answers an Equal Opportunity Em- the Rosemount & Rubyville in my new online book on ployer. schools in accordance with www.Getfittoenjoylife.com . Drawings & Specifications pre- PGS Rentals $9.95. This book could change Seeking individual with mainte- pared by Tanner, Stone your life forever. Holsinger, Donges Architects. Quality Apts. for nance experience in electrical, Bids will be opened and read Carpet insall., hardwd, vinyl, Rent painting, carpentry and gen- laminate, 23 yrs exp free esti- eral building maintenance; immediately after receipt. The Auctions construction manager is Hill In- mates Duane Gilley 372-2056 Office Located at must possess valid driver's li- ternational. Submit all ques- Girls bdrm suite w/full sz can- 1037 cense, must be able DOT tions to Brice Clawson at bri- opy bed $500, black&cherry physical, drug screen and ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION [email protected] or by hutch $275, 574-5496 Kent St. background check, please fax: 740/876-9933. PH: 353-1443 send resume to Attn: Mainte- John Deere 3020, Lincoln Welder, 20’ Dual Axle Trailer, Farm Equipment, This notice is posted on the Maple din rm Ethan Allen drop nance Position, PO Box 721, Honda Powered Compressor, Tools, Saddles, Household, Snowmobile D i s t r i c tʼs website at leaf tble seats 10-12, hutch & or 877-353-1443 Portsmouth, OH 45662 Friday, October 21, 2011 @ 10:00 a.m. www.clay.k12.oh.us. Click on 6 chairs,$500, Ph 776-2574 Construction Notices to Bid- Auction South Webster, OH ders under Short Cuts on the left hand side of the home Location: 11971 St. Rt. 140, South Webster, OH 45682 page. Farm Equipment & Tools: JD 3020, Ranger Lincoln 10,000 A pre-bid meeting is scheduled watt welder/ generator, Farmall F-20 tractor, 20’ dual axle for 2pm local time October trailer, Honda gas powered air compressor, 3 pt disc, 3 bottom 25th, 2011, at the Clay High School in the Hill International plow, Craftsman mig welder, 3 pt boom pole, Troy Bilt tiller, Job Office, 44 Clay High Polaris snowmobile, Generac 4000XL generator, Honda 2200 Street, Portsmouth OH. generator, hydraulic oil reclaimer, Plazma cutter, Stihl roto tiller, Contract Documents may be Stihl hedge trimmer, Craftsman lawn wagon, 3 pt. carrier, lawn obtained from Key Blue Prints, 195 East Livingston Ave., Co- equipment, 3 pt bush hog, 3 pt blade, numerous hand and air lumbus OH (614/228-3285) for power tools, chain hoist, Stihl backpack blower, 1-2-3-5 ton a refundable deposit of $50/set electric & manual chain hoists, drill press, tool boxes, job site (check payable to Clay Local gang boxes, Craftsman power washer. Plus much, much more. Schools). Shipping costs are separate and the bidderʼs re- This is just a partial list. sponsibility. Household, Saddles & Collectibles: Gun cabinet, 2 Western The Contract Documents may saddles, offi ce furniture, cross cut saws, bikes & more. be reviewed without charge Terms & Conditions: Cash or good check w/positive ID. during business hours at Build- ers Exchange Plan Rooms in Refreshments Available Valley View, Cincinnati & Day- Owner: Ronald W. Kanouse ton and FW Dodge Plan To View Photos of this Auction Visit: www.allensauctions.com Rooms in Cincinnati, Colum- bus & Dayton. All bids must be accompanied by a Bid Guaranty in the form of either a Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond for the full amount of the bid (including all add alternates) or a certified check, cashierʼs check, or an irrevocable letter of credit in an amount equal to 10% of the bid (including all add alter- nates), as described in the In- structions to Bidders. DOMESTIC STEEL USE RE- QUIREMENTS AS SPECI- FIED IN SECTION 153.011 OF THE REVISED CODE AP- PLY TO THIS PROJECT. COPIES OF SECTION 153.011 OF THE REVISED CODE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ANY OF THE OF- FICES OF THE DEPART- MENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES. No Bidder may withdraw its bid within 60 days after the bid opening. The District reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to reject any or all bids, and to conduct such investiga- tion as necessary to determine the responsibility of a bidder. AD: Oct. 18, 25, 2011 B6

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Normally, I would Spelling is certainly a skill have sent a nice card, but to that will fit in a birthday that should be honed, and it reciprocate for her gift, I put card — perhaps a handker- reflects professionalism in together a box with expen- chief, a photograph of the any career choice. It is es- sive hand towels, assorted house where she once lived pecially important for edu- soaps and a small statuette. or a hand-drawn memento cators. However, a strong I tried to keep the weight — along with your best teacher needs to possess a down, but it still cost me wishes for her birthday. A lot more than a photograph- $50 to mail. Then, for my gift doesn’t have to be ex- ic memory of a dictionary birthday last month, Violet pensive to be meaningful. to do the job well. Perhaps sent me a package of assort- Regardless of how Violet her friend has a great rap- ed gifts. Violet’s birthday reciprocates down the road, port with the special needs is coming up, and I don’t you are not obligated to re- children in her classroom, know what to do. Had her spond in kind. is consistent in instilling ap- birthday come first, I could Dear Annie: I am 15 propriate behaviors and has have nipped this in the bud years old and have been dat- a true love of teaching that by sending only a card. ing a girl for the past three is reflected in the academic Now, I feel I must recipro- weeks. It’s the first time I and social progress made cate. Annie, I can’t afford have ever dated anyone. by her students. The char- to be buying gifts and ship- How do I tell my mom? I acteristics that make a good ping them overseas. Even am afraid she will ask me teacher are many, and in my sending something small to break up with her. I don’t experience, spelling is not at will perpetuate the cycle. have a close relationship the top of the list. — Retired Soon it will be Christmas, with my mother, so that Teacher and School Psy- which means more gifts. In makes it more challeng- chologist my thank-you note for her ing and scary. Any tips? — Annie’s Mailbox is writ- birthday gifts, I tried to gen- Teenager ten by Kathy Mitchell and tly tell her that she shouldn’t Dear Teenager: Most Marcy Sugar, longtime be spending her money on parents set rules about dat- editors of the Ann Landers me, but her English isn’t ing, including how old you column. Please e-mail your that good, and I am worried should be to start. If you are questions to anniesmail- about offending her. Any underage for dating, you [email protected], or write suggestions? — No More need to see this girl in the to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Gifts, Please company of others and plan Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Dear No More: Send only group activities. It is Century Blvd., Ste. 700, Los Violet something simple important that you respect Angeles, CA 90045. Early Paul McCartney letter offers drummer tryout in August 1960 By GREGORY KATZ Pete Best in favor of Ringo be ready to travel almost im- man, as there were very few erpool looking for work. placed the ad. Associated Press Starr, who arrived just in mediately to Hamburg. The female drummers on the Liv- My speculation is that two “We think he’s on his LONDON — Some- time to help the Beatles’ con- Beatles honed their musical erpool rock scene at the time. months in Hamburg intimi- honeymoon,” she said. Mc- where, an aging drummer quer first England and then chops playing at low-rent Bruce Spizer, author of dated him, maybe he didn’t Cartney married U.S. heir- (identity unknown) is prob- the world, earning untold clubs in the German’s city’s “Beatles For Sale” and other want to go and never replied. ess Nancy Shevell eight days ably still kicking himself. millions along the way. famed red-light district. books about the band, said If he had responded, and if ago. His representatives did A newly discovered letter The Aug. 12, 1960 letter “Expenses paid 18 pounds the Beatles were desperately he was good, it might have not immediately return a re- found folded in a book at a handwritten by McCartney per week (approx) for two looking for a drummer to changed everything.” quest for comment. Liverpool yard sale has shed offers an audition to some- months,” McCartney writes. take to Hamburg and even- Christie’s spokeswoman Christie’s auction house new light on the Beatles’ ear- one who had advertised their “If interested ring Jacaranda tually chose Best, in part be- Leonie Pitts said the auction said Monday the letter would ly days, revealing that Paul availability in the Liverpool club.” cause Best “had a drum kit” house’s Beatles experts are likely draw more than 7,000 McCartney offered an audi- Echo newspaper four days The letter is signed, and because his mother ran certain that the letter was not pounds ($11,000) when it is tion to a mystery drummer in earlier. The unsigned ad said “Yours sincerely, Paul Mc- a nightclub where the group an early feeler to Starr, who sold Nov. 15 along with oth- 1960, just a few days before simply: “Drummer_Young_ Cartney of the BEATLES.” had played. was a successful drummer er pop memorabilia. the band left for a formative Free.” It is not known if the “This shows that Pete with a rival Liverpool band, The letter was discovered two-month gig in Hamburg, McCartney, who was drummer came for an audi- wasn’t the only person they Rory Storm and the Hurri- by a man from Liverpool Germany. then playing guitar in the tion, and failed to impress were interested in,” Spizer canes, before he joined the who has asked to remain The letter, to be auctioned band while the late Stuart McCartney and the others, said. “They needed a drum- Beatles. anonymous. The auction next month by Christie’s, has Sutcliffe handled bass gui- or if he simply didn’t follow mer and Pete was conve- She said auctioneers had house said he is a devoted surprised Beatles scholars. It tar, offered the drummer an up. McCartney addressed the nient. It makes sense that not contacted McCartney collector of antique coins was written two years before audition with the caveat that letter “Dear Sir,” assuming they would have responded to ask if he knew anything who regularly checks yard the band bounced drummer if he joins the band he must the drummer was a young to some drummer in Liv- about the drummer who had sales.