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Vol. No. XXX • No. 5 Index: www.communitycommon.com Around our Area ...... 4A Sunday, November 20, 2011 © 2011 The Community Common, All Rights Reserved 12 Pages Classifieds ...... 8&9A Death Notices ...... 2A TV Listings ...... 2B National Hunger and FORECAST Homelessness Awareness Week By the National Weather Service, Wilmington By Wayne allen ber of reasons and factors that contribute to home- [email protected] lessness. In our area right now we are seeing a lot of sub-standard housing and if the city comes Every year the week before Thanksgiving is in and says you can’t live in your house anymore recognized at the National Hunger and Homeless- where do you go?” Community Common Photo By Wayne Allen Cadogan said the shelter provides everything a ness Awareness Week. SSU along with the Scioto The Scioto County Homeless Shelter held County Homeless Shelter conducted several ac- person would need when they come to the shelter. tivities to bring awareness to hunger and home- “We just don’t say here’s your blanket, here’s a rally Wednesday night to spread aware- lessness. your pillow see you in 30 days. Instead we ask ness about the reality of homelessness in them why are you homeless, we try to help them “This week has been set aside to generate con- the community. National Hunger and Home- cern and awareness about the reality of homeless- get back on their feet during their time with us,” Sunday ness,” Maureen Cadogan, director of the Scioto lessness Awareness Week is November 12- Showers possible. Highes County Homeless Shelter said. “There are a num- See HUNGER, 3A 20. in the upper 50s and lows in the mid 40s. SSU Hosts Christmas Event Set For White House Downtown Portsmouth Business

Santa Roundtable Monday Claus and Showers. Highs in the mid Frosty the By Wayne allen 50s and lows in the low [email protected] 40s. Snowman wave to On Tuesday, November 15th Earl passersby Gohl, Federal Co-Chair of the Appala- chian Regional Commission conducted Thursday a White House Business Roundtable to in front talk about the American Jobs Act. of the The roundtable was held with area Paul E. business leaders about what their con- cerns in the business climate. The event Johnson was organized by White House Busi- Memorial ness Council. Tuesday Empo- Gohl said most of the conversation Showers. Highs in the low revolved around USEC American Cen- 50s and lows in the mid rium in trifuge Plant and the impact it would 40s. downtown have on the areas economy. Ports- “The president asked a number of mouth. his appointees when they travel to make Claus will See ROUNDTABLE, 6A be in town for two weeks to Fluor-B&W take pho- Portsmouth tos with Wednesday children. Clouds giving way to sun. Release Highs in the low 50s and lows in the low 40s. Community Common Staff RepoRt go for their children, their families, to have a pic- ture with Santa?’” Portsmouth Daily Times Gen- County Profile The Portsmouth Daily Times in corporation eral Manager Michael Messerly said. with Main Street Portsmouth will be bringing Santa will appear at the Paul E. Johnson Me- By Wayne allen Santa Claus to downtown Portsmouth during the morial Emporium on Chillicothe Street in Ports- [email protected] holiday season. mouth. “We want to reach out more to the community “When I moved to the area I noticed that we In August of 2010 the United States didn’t really have a mall anywhere nearby, and im- See CHRISTMAS, 6A Department of Energy (DOE) awarded a mediately asked the question, ‘Where do people $2 billion dollar contract to Fluor-B&W Portsmouth for Decontamination and De- commissioning (D&D) of the Portsmouth Thursday Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Piketon. A stip- Few showers. Highs in the ulation of the contract being awarded was low 50s and lows in the that a Community Commitment Plan had upper 30s. Smiles For Sean Toy Drive Set to be developed. Economic development consultants y ayne llen p.m. The toys will be given away life legacy was lived fully with with Fluor-B&W Portsmouth, have de- Friday B W a Cloudy. Highs in the mid Wallen@communitycommon. starting at 5 p.m. the true meaning of Christmas. veloped profiles for Scioto, Jackson, Pike According to event informa- The spirit in which he lived was 50s and lows in the upper com and Ross counties. The profiles are being 40s. tion there have been nearly 2000 one of a caring and compassion- released as a part of the company’s com- children who have received toys ate son, brother, grandson, uncle, The 5th Annual Smiles For munity commitment plan. in the last four years. cousin and friend. Sean shared Dr. Buzz Canup and Jim Bruce served Saturday Sean Toy Drive has been set The event is named in memory the peace of Jesus Christ to every Showers possible. Highes for Saturday, December 10th at as consultants for the company in the cre- of Sean Miller who died in an ac- person he met and filled our fam- ation of the county profiles. in the low 50s and lows in Northwest High School. cident. According to Ray Miller, the low 40s. Donations of new unwrapped event organizer said, “Sean’s toys will be accepted starting at 3 See TOY DRIVE, 6A See PROFILE, 6A A2

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Bill DeCamp Thomas Leslie Easter, Knost, 89, of Wheelersburg, 2011, at the SOMC Hos- Arthur Tolland of South in Wheelersburg with Rev. 75, of Wheelersburg, died formerly of Portsmouth, pital of acute renal failure. Webster, his grandmas, Re- Richard Henderson officiat- 1935-2011 Tuesday, November 8, 2011 died on Thursday, Novem- Surviving are a daughter, gina Willis of Minford and ing. at his residence. He is sur- ber 10, 2011 at the SOMC Remi Mullins-Murphy of Sue Sudbrook of Beaver; William James “Bill” vived by his wife, Louella Hospice Center. Surviving Tracy, CA, a daughter and and other family and many DeCamp, 76, of Wheel- “Buttons” (Skaggs) Easter; are two daughters, Debo- son-in-law, Rebekah and friends. Services were Sat- Hazel Williams ersburg died Monday, No- sons, William Easter, Ed- rah Knost of Wheelersburg Aaron Monroe of Powell, a urday, Nov. 12, 2011 at 1912-2011 vember 7, 2011 at SOMC ward (Rebecca) Easter, Dan and Joette (Mark) Schafer sister, Felecia Harte of San D.W. Swick Funeral Home Hospice. He is survived by Easter, Timothy (Lisa) Eas- of Mechanicsburg, PA; two Francisco, CA, three grand- in South Webster with Pas- Hazel Williams, 99, of his wife Beverly Sue Cheek ter; daughter, Connie (Max- granddaughters, two great- children and soon to be four tor Mark Nichols officiating. Wheelersburg, died Thurs- DeCamp; one daughter, ton) Fuller; a brother, Elbert granddaughters, a great- grandchildren. Services day, November 10, 2011 Pamela Suzanne DeCamp Easter; two sisters, Dorothy grandson, a brother, William were held Saturday, Novem- Dorothy Thomas, at Best Care Nursing and Mallory; one granddaugh- Pollard, Goldie Slavens; Woodrum of Portsmouth; ber 12 at the Holy Redeemer Rehabilitation Center in ter, three brothers, Thomas seven grandchildren and 5 and two sisters, Virginia Activities Center with Ralph 1923-2011 Wheelersburg. DeCamp, Donald “Butch” great grandchildren. Buckland of Missouri City, Clay conducting the celebra- She is survived by a DeCamp, Daniel DeCamp, Services were held on TX and Marian Woodrum of tion. Dorothy M. Thomas, 88, daughter Ethyl Erwin; two and two sisters, Judith De- Monday, November 14, Portsmouth. Services were of Franklin Furnace, died brothers, Carl Percell and Camp Arbaugh and Rebecca 2011 at Sand Hill Christian held on Monday, Novem- Brandon Sudbrook Wednesday, November 16, Harold Percell;10 grandchil- DeCamp Teagarden. Ser- Baptist Church in Wheel- ber 14th at Brant’s in Ports- 2011 at Best Care Nursing dren; 23 great grandchildren vices were held on Friday, ersburg, with Pastor Ronnie mouth. 1994-2011 and Rehabilitation Center and 15 great-great grand- November 11, 2011 at Har- Blevins officiating. in Wheelersburg. She is children. rison-Pyles Funeral Home James R. Mullins Brandon Lee Edward survived by a sister, Ethel Services were held on in Wheelersburg with Pastor Emogene Woodrum Sudbrook, 17, of Minford, Moore of Franklin Furnace Sunday, November 13, 2011 Randy Wickham officiating. 1946-2011 died November 8, 2011. and a brother, Willard Mor- at Harrison-Pyles Funeral Knost He is also survived by rison of Wheelersburg. Ser- Home in Wheelersburg, Thomas Easter James R. Mullins, MD, three brothers, Alex, Allen, vices were Friday, Nov. 18, with Pastors Paul Hagen and 1922-2011 65, of Portsmouth, died and Bradley Sudbrook all 2011 at the Swick-Bussa- Michael Steven Percell of- 1936-2011 Wednesday, November 9, of Minford; his grandpa, Chamberlin Funeral Home ficiating. Emogene Woodrum Johnson Named Physician Of The Year By National Organization The American Osteo- cate for his patients, a pas- ern Ohio Medical Center ly my friends and family.” duty. Dr. Johnson was also the American Osteopathic pathic Foundation (AOF) sionate public servant, and (SOMC). In 2011, he was Dr. Johnson is the first Scioto County coroner and Association and supports presented the 2011 Physi- a committed educator, Dr. selected as the state “Fam- osteopathic physician (DO) has led humanitarian medi- activities that improve peo- cian of the Year Award to Johnson believes tough de- ily Physician of the Year” to ever serve in the Ohio cal missions to Panama and ple’s health and enhance the State Rep. Terry A. Johnson, cisions often come down to by the Ohio State Society General Assembly and be- Ecuador. osteopathic profession. DO, at a special ceremony, one simple matter: What is of the American College of lieved to be the first physi- Dr. Johnson represents There are two complete October 29, at Disney’s truly best for the health and Osteopathic Physicians. He cian to be elected to a state the 89th House District, schools of medicine in the Epcot World ShowPlace in well-being of the patient,” was also selected in 2011 office since the 1930s. which includes Scioto United States. Orlando, Florida. Dr. Lally said. “This ‘ser- as the Columbus Osteo- In addition to serving County and parts of Law- Osteopathic colleges The award was given vice above self’ philosophy pathic Association William in the Ohio House of Rep- rence and Adams counties. award the DO degree, while in recognition of Dr. John- is one that Dr. Johnson has I. Linder, DO, Advocate resentatives, Dr. Johnson The AOF Physician of allopathic colleges award son’s dedication to patients, lived by in his many roles.” Award. practices family medicine the Year Award, established the MD degree. Both DOs medicine, and the osteo- This national award fol- “I am humbled,” John- in Lucasville and is the di- in 2009, honors the extraor- and MDs are fully licensed pathic profession. When lows a string of other rec- son said. “I have never set rector of the Family Prac- dinary accomplishments of to practice medicine and presenting the honor, AOF ognitions that Dr. Johnson out to receive awards. I tice Residency program at an osteopathic physician, surgery and both obtain President James M. Lally, has received. In 2010, his only want to do what is best SOMC and assistant dean who through his or her licenses under the same DO, said Dr. Johnson ex- Ohio University medical for those I serve. I am so at Ohio University Heri- service brings a sense of procedure as administered emplifies the best of what students selected him as the grateful to all of those who tage College of Osteopathic pride to the profession, and by the Ohio State Medical osteopathic medicine is all “Outstanding Family Medi- support me, who make my Medicine, his alma mater. whose actions promote the Board. Osteopathic physi- about. “A forceful advo- cine Physician” at South- success possible—especial- He retired as a colonel science of medicine and the cians utilize all scientifi- from the Ohio Army Na- betterment of public health. cally accepted methods of tional Guard after serving It honors those who achieve diagnosis and treatment, in- “Connectivity with Excellence” as the state surgeon and greatness through integrity, cluding drugs and surgery, commander of the Na- commitment to service, and and have additional training tional Guard Medical De- community involvement. in recognizing the relation- tachment. A veteran of the The AOF, established ship of body structure (the Broadband Digital Phone Global War on Terror, he more than 60 years ago, is musculoskeletal system) to Internet Service completed three tours of the philanthropic arm of body function.

Use your current phone number & experience the savings of FREE Unlimited local and nationwide calling. Available in much of Pike and Scioto Counties • Enjoy the benefi ts of a Virtual Offi ce • Enjoy the many advantages provided by Phone Service. Increase your broadband access to Editor’s Note - This sec- Street from 10am to 2pm on Neighbor to Neighbor Food tion is for Meetings and Saturday, December 3rd. Pantry. Entertainment will productivity while out of your offi ce or Healthcare Upcoming Events. Deadline • The Shawnee State be provided by Joy Jones • for any Sunday edition is 5 University Board of Trust- and the Jones Boys, also As low as away from home. • Education one-time pm Wednesday. wallen@ ees will meet Friday, Nov. appearing will be Bar- Installation Fee communitycommon.com. 18, at 1:15 p.m. in the Selby bara Duncan and Amanda • Unlimited “Always On” Service • Employment Boardroom located in the Klaiber. The event will take $99.95 • The Animal Welfare Clark Memorial Library on place at the Scioto County • Rural Access Available • Financial League of Scioto County the Shawnee State Univer- Welcome Center at 6 p.m. Email Communication and Portsmouth Feed and sity campus. Three commit- on December 3rd. Tickets • • As low as Supply are sponsoring their tee meetings will be held are $25 and includes a buf- Fast Download Speeds Entertainment Services $35.95 fifth annual “Pet Photos before the board meeting. fet style dinner. For more • • per month with Santa”. Photos may The Finance and Facilities information call 259-1865, • Anti-Virus & Spam Filter Included Firewall • FREE Technical Service include pets with or with- Committee of the Board 352-1431, or 464-7940 out their caretakers and of will meet at 9 a.m. in the • The third annual Al- course, Santa! Photo pack- University Center, Room pha-1 support Group meet- SOCS Wireless age consists of one 8X10 214. The Academic and ing for the Tri-State area and one 4X6 photo for $13. Student Affairs Commit- (Southern Ohio, Northern 219 W. Emmitt Ave., Waverly, Ohio (740) 947-2409 Pet Photos with Santa will tee will meet at 10:15 a.m. Kentucky, and West Vir- be held at Portsmouth Feed in the University Center, ginia). The meeting will be Visit us at www.socswireless.com and Supply, 240 Second Room 215. The External held on December 9th from Relations Committee will 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the Pon- meet at 12:15 p.m. in the derosa Steak House, 8801 University Center’s Sodexo Ohio River Road, Wheel- Ballroom East. ersburg. The guest speaker • 3rd Annual “A Christ- for the meeting will be Aar- mas To Remember” a din- on Holderby a Consumer ner show benefiting the Advocate Alpha-1. Red Cross Community Classes The Ohio River Valley be holding the following Chapter of the American classes in december, Red Cross 1801 Robinson Adult & Pediatric First Avenue; Portsmouth, will Aid/CPR/AED: Learn skills that could save your child’s In Loving Memory life. The cost of the course My dear Husband is $110. This course will be offered on the following Joe dates: Eichenlaub Jr. Friday, Dec 9, 2011 (9:00 Passed away Nov. 18, 1978 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.) CPR for the Professional It’s lonely here Rescuer & Healthcare Pro- Without you, fessional: The cost of the I miss you more course is $110. This course Each day. will be offered on the fol- For my life is not lowing dates: The same, Saturday, Dec 17, 2011 Since you went away. (9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.) Your memory is my All participants must pre-register for classes (3) Keepsake, three days BEFORE the de- With that I will sired class with the Ameri- Never part. can Red Cross. I think of you each You may do so by reg- Passing day, istering and paying online And keep you in my (with a credit card) by call- Heart. ing 1-800-733-2767 or by I love and miss you visiting our office at 1801 So very much. Robinson Avenue in Ports- Your wife mouth to pay with check Ada Eichenlaub or cash to registration by phone. A3

Sunday, November 20, 2011 The Community Common Page A3 Mannheim Steamroller

Editor’s Note - This section is for Revivals, Homecom- ings, Special Speakers and singers from out of town. Dead- Rolls into Portsmouth line for any Sunday edition is 5 p.m. Wednesday. wallen@ communitycommon.com. Recognized as America’s favorite the orchestra scene. presents. • Christ Brethren Church 5877 St. Rt. 139 will be hold- holiday show, multi-platinum record- The album was a massive success Tickets are now on sale at the ing services on Sunday November 20 starting with morn- ing artist Mannheim Steamroller will and not only solidified Mannheim McKinley box office Monday through ing services at 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening services at 7:00 be kicking off the holiday season in Steamroller as the biggest selling Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (740) p.m. Youth service on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. A Wednesday Portsmouth at Shawnee State Univer- Christmas music artist in history but 351-3600. Tickets are also on sale at evening service will be held at 7:00 p.m. Will be having a sity’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts on also one of the top 50 biggest sell- Ticketmaster.com and at all southern 3 days Revival on December 8-10 with Jared McKinney Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m. ing musical acts ever. With almost Ohio Kroger stores. Reserved-seat preaching. Bob Davis Pastor. With their 1984 album, “Mannheim 40 million albums sold worldwide, tickets are $65 in lower tier and $55 Steamroller Christmas,” group found- the Mannheim Steamroller Christmas in upper tier. There are no staff or fac- • Berean Baptist Church, 5526 Winchester Ave. Scio- er Chris Davis had the idea to mesh tour has become as much tradition for ulty discounts for this show. The avail- toville, Evangelist Richard Harper and his wife, Kimberly Renaissance instrument sounds with families all over the nation as decorat- ability of student RUSH tickets will be from Charleston, WV will be the special guests on Sunday, rock and roll beats, forever changing ing a Christmas tree and exchanging announced on Monday, November 21. November 20 with Evangelist Richard Harper speaking in both the A.M. and P.M. services. The Fankell’s & O’Brien’s will be bringing the special music in the morning service and The Ladies Ensemble performing in the evening ser- HUNGER From Page 1A vice.

The Annual Church Thanksgiving Dinner will be served Cadogan said. people they had run out of food collection which even more awareness about after the morning worship service. The Quiz Team Quiz She said while at the money. brought in over 800 items. the issue of homelessness in Rally walked away with some wins at the last Quiz Rally shelter a number of things “A few weeks ago my All of the cans collected Scioto County. including first place in one category and third place in an- are taught to the residents accountant called and said, were donated to the shelter. For more information other. including, job skills, budget Maureen we’re in trouble. On Wednesday night the about the Scioto County management, time manage- I asked her to tall me when shelter held its annual com- Homeless Shelter call 353- • There will be a Christmas Concert given by Joy Jones ment and a number of other we were there and she said munity rally, to help shed 4085. and the Jones Brothers at Coles Blvd. First Church of God skills. were beyond there. We had on Sunday, November 27th at 6 p.m. Cadogan said there have $83 left in the bank,” Cado- been a number of success gan said. “I started asking stories that have come from agencies and individuals for residents of the shelter. She help. We need to stay open, said in some case former we need to be here. Other residents have been able to agencies around our area give back to the shelter in a have closed and others are Christmas Food number of ways. on the border line. We can “As of July of this year not afford to close, where we have served 5,870 cli- are the people going to go. Basket Drive ents. That is a non-duplicat- We’re the last stop before ed total, if you came to the the curb. Christmas Food Basket Drive, Sponsored By: The Lu- shelter ten years ago I can At that point in time we casville Fire & EMS Auxiliary and area Churches. Please never count you again. Of had a stack of bill in a draw- bring any non-perishable food item to the Valley Township that total there were 2,501 er that we could not pay. We Fire Department Saturday November 19th from 12:00-5:00 single men, 1,293 women. had two $700 electric bills. Or Saturday December 3rd from 12:00-5:00 Donations may There were 577 single par- At this point in time God has also be left at participating area businesses. ent families, two parent fam- blessed us, all of the bills in All proceeds will go to Valley Township residents in ilies 157. There have been 1, that drawer have been paid. need, as the Fire Department will be delivering Christmas 466 children served by the It’s November and we are Baskets with your generous donations. shelter and these numbers still here and are not going *Applications for Baskets may be picked up at area busi- have been added to signifi- anywhere. I believe that nesses as well as the Fire Department. *Application Dead- cantly,” Cadogan said. when the had of God is upon line is December 12, 2011. *Donation Deadline is Decem- A few weeks ago the you and your doing his will ber 16, 2011 shelter was faced with a you are going to succeed.” challenge, because they Among the activities held had been helping so many by SSU include a canned BIRTHS

Southern Ohio Medi- cal Center 11/8/11 Michelle Harmon & Joshua Harmon, Addison Nicole Harmon of Ports- mouth, Girl Mr. & Mrs. Caleb Staggs of Stout, Girl Gabrielle Scales of Ports- mouth, Male Dennis Crabtree & Tracy Hall of Lucasville, Boy 11/9/11 Mr. & Mrs. Leah and Homer Dillon of Ports- mouth, Boy Michael Gay & Melissa Deemer of Portsmouth, Girl Kiana Brooks of Piketon, Boy Megan Thomas of Vance- burg, KY Girl 11/10/11 Gretchen Horner, Girl Tracy Hall, Boy Melissa Deemer. Girl Brittany Conley, Twin Girls Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Evans of West Portsmouth, Boy Amanda Stigall of Ports- mouth, Boy Mr. & Mrs. Eric Parker of Wheelersburg, Girl Will & Amy Henson of Otway, Boy 11/11/11 Mr & Mrs. Joshua & Stephanie Evans of Franklin Furnace, Girl Nathen & Sarah Richard- son of Wheelersburg, Girl Rebecca Groves & Ber- nard R. Erby of Minford, Girl 11/12/11 Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Mont- gomery of Minford, Girl 11/14/11 Mr. & Mrs. Isaac & Sara McCullough of Lucasville, Girl JD & Ashley Rexroad of Piketon, Boy Ashley Cook & Brandon Savage of Portsmouth, Girl Robert & Katie Davis of Wheelersburg, Boy Ashley Puckett & Travis Herman of Sciotoville, Boy RECYCLE RECYCLE RECYCLE A4

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Seven high-achieving Scioto County high GE-Honda Aero Engines. The scholars were school seniors received the Honda/OSU Part- joined by family members, teachers and nership Math Medal Award from a partner- friends at a breakfast ceremony in their honor. ship between Honda of America Manufactur- Darin DiTommaso, General Manager for ing Inc. and The Ohio State University. The GE Aviation, told the math medal recipients award recognizes and honors the top senior that 85 percent of U.S. growth is attributable mathematics student in each high school near to advancements from science, yet scientists Honda operations in southwestern and central comprise only 4 percent of the workforce. Ohio for their achievements in mathematics “Math pays,” DiTommaso told the stu- courses throughout high school. dents, noting that “14 of the 15 highest paid Math Medal winners from Scioto County entry-level jobs for college graduates are and their high schools are Adam Arnett, Val- math based. In addition, math is foundational ley High School; Weston Craig, Notre Dame for many careers such as engineering.” Junior/Senior High School; Sarah Cremeans, The Honda-Ohio State Partnership Pro- Northwest High School; Leda Daehler, gram is an unparalleled collaboration be- Portsmouth West High School; Christopher tween Ohio State and Honda of America Rittner, Sciotoville/East High School: Jace- Manufacturing that supports initiatives in lyn Thornsberry, Minford High School; An- education, research and public service to drew White, Clay High School. positively impact students, faculty, public and This is the third anniversary of the South- private sector practitioners, and the transpor- west region Math Medal Awards, presented tation industry as a whole. by the Honda-Ohio State Partnership Pro- Submitted Photo Honda operates two auto plants and engine gram. This year 88 seniors, the highest num- and transmission plants in Ohio, along with a ber yet, received the award. Scioto County high school students who received Honda/OSU Partnership Math major vehicle research and development cen- Recognized as their school’s top math Medal Awards are (from left): Adam Arnett, Valley High School; ; Leda Daehler, ter and engineering, logistics and purchasing student in the Class of 2012, each student re- Portsmouth West High School; and Weston Craig, Notre Dame Junior/Senior operations in the state. With 16,000 associ- ceived a pewter math medal, plaque and $100 High School. Not Pictured: Sarah Cremeans, Northwest High School; Christopher ates — including more than 1,000 engineers gift card from Honda of America Manufac- — Honda of America Manufacturing is one turing and Ohio State University’s College Rittner, Sciotoville/East High School; Jacelyn Thomsberry, Minford High School; of Ohio’s largest private employers. of Engineering. In addition, the math medal and Andrew White, Clay High School. Ohio State’s College of Engineering plac- award comes with a $3,000 scholarship op- es 17th nationally among public university portunity at Ohio Stale’s College of Engineer- ship with Honda gives us the opportunity to to further their education here at Ohio State.” engineering programs ranked by U.S. News ing for the 2012-2013 academic year. Over recognize these talented high school seniors The Southwestern Ohio Region Math & World Report, and its nearly 6,700 under- the past two years, 10 Southwest region Math who have studied so hard to achieve their Medal Award event was held Oct. 22 at the graduate students choose from 14 different Medal recipients have gone on to receive the best,” said David B. Williams, dean, Ohio GE Aviation Learning Center in Cincinnati engineering majors. $3,000 scholarship al Ohio State’s College of State College of Engineering. “We hope the to honor 88 top math students from 16 area More information about the Honda-Ohio Engineering. Math Medal program encourages these stu- counties. GE, which sponsored the southwest State Partnership Program is available at “We are grateful that our strong partner- dents to consider engineering as a career and region ceremony, is a partner with Honda in http://elearn.eng.ohio-state.edu/honda. PROFILE From Page 1A

“Recognizing the need for eco- ment in certain railroad car repair not many evident common interests nomic stabilization and growth, facilities in Portsmouth, which among the four counties other than Fluor B&W has made a major have been in a largely mothballed association with the DOE site.” commitment to advancing the eco- status for some 20 years. This is According to the profile eco- nomic development of this region. expected to create several hundred nomic development opportunities This effort ultimately will include new high quality jobs.” include lower capital and operat- a study of economic development “The profile is the first phase ing costs in the county-county opportunities within the surround- of our regional planning process,” area compared to national levels. ing region, as well as an evaluation said Jim Morgan, vice chairman of Transportation costs are likely to of the potential asset revitalization the Fluor-B&W Community Com- be lower for companies shipping of the plant site and a high-level mitment Steering Group oversee- to a national or Midwest/North- Photo curtsy of www.pppo.energy.gov strategy for implementation” the ing the consultants’ work in a re- east/Southern market. Area rail and introduction of the profile state. leased statement. “This document water transportation network is ac- Aerial view of the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant. Some of the key findings of the is being provided to county leaders cording to the profile, “likely to be- profile state, “despite recent- eco as an important first step in the de- come increasingly valuable. store for the region. giving initiatives that provide the nomic problems, all four counties velopment of a Regional Economic “This is a very good start,” Fluor-B&W Portsmouth states greatest impact to the region,” the added population between 2000 Development Strategic Plan, which said Steve Wells, Scioto County in the plan that they will invest plan outlines. and 2010. According to the US will be completed by these same Economic Development Direc- five percent of their fee in a four- Fluor-B&W Portsmouth esti- Census the area demographic grew consultants later this year.” tor. “The consultants will be com- county region (Scioto, Pike, Jack- mated the investment to be $1.3 3.1 percent. Compared to Ohio’s One of the recommendations of ing back and doing some specific son and Ross Counties.) “We million per year. 1.6 percent.” profile calls for greater corporation recommendations as to targeted will use these funds to establish There are a number of initia- The profile stated in positive between the four county govern- industries and companies. Which a community commitment fund. tives outlined in the 27 page com- economic news, “Norfolk Southern ments. “Cooperation among the is going to be extremely valuable.” Through this fund, we will target munity commitment plan that can Railway is understood to be mak- four counties could be improved. Wells said he is encouraged 80 percent to economic develop- be found and downloaded in it’s ing a making a major new invest- The problems start in that there are about the profile and what it has in ment and 20 percent to charitable entirety at, fluorportsmouth.com.

CHRISTMAS From Page 1A Annual SOMC Hospice Keepsake Ornament Now Available — that’s my goal for the news- they should contact Main Street her organization is excited about paper. And I thought, what better Portsmouth,” Messerly said. “So partnering with the Daily Times The Hospice program of Southern event than to host Santa, to bring it’s more than just coming and to bring Santa Claus to the down- Ohio Medical Center is once again of- Santa to Portsmouth and give getting your picture with Santa; town area. fering a unique way to support patient everybody in the area the op- there will be opportunities for “It’s going to bring tons of care and remember loved ones during portunity to come to downtown. people to do business with local people downtown. It’s going to the holiday season through the pur- You don’t have to go far, and we businesses during the holidays.” bring a lot of Christmas joy and chase of their annual keepsake orna- didn’t just want to do it. We want- What is the goal of the Santa spirit that the town maybe has ment. ed to do it big,” Messerly said. Claus visits? lacked a little bit since Marting’s This year’s beautiful glass angel Messerly said one of the keys “Our goal is, if nothing else, closed,” Foster said. “A lot of is trimmed in white and silver (pic- to being able to put such an event to make Portsmouth the destina- people used to see Santa down tured). As in the past, the ornament together is the cooperation the tion when it comes to Christmas there and I think this is really go- also includes an engraved tag to dis- Times is getting from Main Street time,” Messerly said. “This is a ing to bring back that community play the name of the person you wish Portsmouth. great opportunity for the city and sense of Christmas that we used to honor. Cost of the ornament is $25 “This is kind of a launch of a what better time could there be to to experience.” and orders will be taken until Dec. 31. number of things we’d like to do be drawing people to our com- Foster said Main Street Ports- For more information or to place an throughout the community over munity?” mouth will be setting up a booth order, please contact Beverly Stringer the course of a year,” Messerly Messerly went on a search for to wrap presents and they’ll have at 740-356-2653. said. “And we thought, what bet- the real Santa Claus, and he be- hot chocolate for those in atten- ter event to kick it off than with lieves he found him. dance. Santa.” “We actually have two Santa “We’ll be able to educate the Clevenger/White Engagement The event will be Dec. 8 Clauses but the one that will public a little bit about Main through 11, and Dec. 15 through be there most of the time is the Street and what we do to help the 18. Thursdays and Fridays will Santa Claus who was the last one community,” Foster said. “That’s Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Clevenger be 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Satur- to work at Marting’s,” Messerly exciting,too, to get that opportu- of Wheelersburg are pleased to an- days and Sundays will be noon said. nity to educate everybody.” nounce the engagement of their to 4 p.m. Messerly said he expects par- Messerly said the Santa Claus daughter, Rebekah Ann to Mr. Jus- “This is a very inclusive ents to be as excited as the chil- appearances are a springboard for tin Tyler White of Lucasville, son of event. The Daily Times wants as dren, because many of them sat the Daily Times’ involvement in Lisa White of Portsmouth and Greg much of the community involved on this Santa’s lap at Marting’s the community. and Jill White of Lucasville. in this as possible. What we’re and told him what they wanted “The Daily Times, with me as Miss Clevenger is a 2005 gradu- looking to do is have church for Christmas. its general manager, is very in- ate of Wheelersburg High School choirs and school choirs, if they “Marting’s used to do it for volved in the community,” Mes- and a 2009 graduate of Otterbein would like to perform at the many years. And when it closed serly said. “I’m working with University. She is currently em- event, to get in contact with Main we basically have gone through the Portsmouth school district. ployed by the Portsmouth Public Street Portsmouth at 740-464- a 10-year drought where people We’re going to do an art exhibit Library. Mr. White, an employee of Chamberlin CPA, is a 2001 Valley A wedding is planned for De- 0203, and we will certainly take didn’t have the one place to go to at one of the local galleries in cember 10, 2011 and will take place the information and put together be with Santa Claus,” Messerly February. I’ve got plans to do High School graduate and graduat- ed from Shawnee State University at The Wheelersburg United Meth- a schedule to do that,” Messerly said. “So the fact that the Daily something next year in relation odist Church. said. “Ideally, we’d like to have Times is going to bring him back to Halloween. We’re looking to in 2005. choirs there singing to help with to the Paul E. Johnson Memorial do something with Easter. And the atmosphere of the event the Emporium, the same Santa, what I’m also open to ideas. If people entire time it is going on.” a great connection. What a great want to come and visit with me From Page 1A Messerly said the Times is gift for people, who, as children, about events that we can help put ROUNDTABLE also soliciting vendors to come went to Marting’s and got their together, that benefit the commu- and be a part of what he expects pictures taken. And now it’s go- nity, we would be receptive. Our sure and stop and spend some time guess is the Solyndra issue has to be one of the area’s largest ing to be the same Santa Claus, reporters, our advertising people, with employers. I’ve done about 13 played a factor. There is a whole is- events. but just at a different venue. It’s everyone who works here, we of these and there have been about sue of Washington picking winners “They could be vendors or just nice to bring Portsmouth’s all live in the community. And 300 conducted across the country,” and losers, there are some folks area merchants. They will have history back with today.” we are all willing to invest in the Gohl said. “We have some inter- who don’t think we should do that. the ability to sell their merchan- Jennifer Foster, director of community. And this is the first esting discussions with employers Solundra has certainly complicated dise as a part of the event. Again, Main Street Portsmouth, said step.” about the things they are experi- the issue, what other issues are out encing.” there I don’t know. Gohl said the overriding topic of I got a very strong message from From Page 1A discussion was the USEC Ameri- the leaders in this community about TOY DRIVE can Centrifuge Plant. how they see this as an economic “We talked about how the plant generator in the community.” ily’s life and the world around wrapping and a number of other ship for each child. would play into the local economy. Gohl said he learned a lot from him with joy, hope, love and activities. For more information about I was not able to share any inside the Portsmouth roundtable. He will peace.” Those interested in receiving the toy drive call Ray Miller at information about the plant. There compose a report about the round During the event there will toys will need to bring birth cer- 372-2705 or Brenda Strickland were very passionate individuals table and send it to the participants be pictures with Santa, gift tificates or proof of guardian- at 259-5940. involved today,” Gohl said. “My and the White House for review. A7

Sunday, November 20, 2011 The Community Common Page A7 ACT Test Prep SCCTC students receive Classes Offered prestigious award at Shawnee State University Learn new study skills and test taking strategies in the ACT Test Prep classes offered at Shawnee State University beginning Monday, Nov. 21 through Wednesday, Dec. 7. The entire series consists of math, English, writing, sci- ence, reasoning and reading. The series is $149 or each class is $49. Register for the entire series or the session of your choice. Payment must be received no later than 48 hours before the beginning date of the series. No refunds are issued after the series begins. Registration may be made in person at University Out- reach Services, by phone at (740) 351-3274 (credit card only) or by mail at Shawnee State University, Outreach Services, 940 Second Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662. University Outreach Services is located in the basement of Massie Hall, just inside the south entrance and parking is available. To register, or for more information, call Uni- versity Outreach Services at (740) 351-3274 or toll free at (866) 672-8778.

Visit us online anytime at The Scioto County Career Technical Center Industri- education. al Maintenance and Engineering and Science Programs The SCCTC project showcased at the conference were selected for a Coalition for Public Education encompassed engineering, science, technology, and www.communitycommons.com (CEP) Success in Public Schools Award for Innovative construction into building a functional greenhouse. and Creative Programs. Engineering students designed the greenhouse using This prestigious award was presented to only three Autodesk Inventor. The blueprint design was used by of 100 innovative programs showcased at the 2011 Ohio both engineering and industrial maintenance students to School Boards Association Capital Conference held at build the structure. the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Engineering will use the greenhouse to conduct test- Ohio School Board Association’s Student Achieve- ing on insulting materials, soil, and various types of ment Leadership Team sponsored the Student Achieve- green technologies for energy conservation. The struc- Southern Ohio Opry ment Fair as part of their focus on improving public ture will also be used for horticulture projects. “Your Down Home Entertainment” 259-4085 Saturday, November 26, 2011 Fred Nichols, Ashley Howe, Pam Ash, ounty oad oRk Cheduled Toni Holt,Elizabeth Browning, Dick Ash, C R W S Jim Evans, Jack Lacey ROAD WORK 9th, both day and night. The ship. Green Township continues Ohio River Road – CR- location of the closure is to be closed through Friday, 5 miles West of Lucasville off St. Rt. 348 on Henley Deemer Rd. 503 from State Route 522 between Eagle Creek Road BRIDGE REPLACE- December 9th, both day and to Portsmouth City Limits and the top of the hill. Slip MENT night. The location of the in Porter Township contin- repairs will be performed Brady Creek Road – TR- closure is at the intersection ues to have lane restrictions by Boone Coleman Con- 289 at the 0.01 mile marker of Junior Furnace-Powells- through Friday, November struction, Inc. in Bloom Township con- ville and Back Road. J & H 18th. The Shelly Compa- Sugar Camp Road – CR- tinues to be closed through Reinforcing and Structural ny is performing the final 255 at the 0.295 and 0.335 Friday, December 9th, both Erectors, Inc. are replacing cleanup and adjusting man- mile markers in Porter day and night. The location the bridge. holes. Road work will be Township will be closed of the closure is 0.01 miles Havener Lane – CR-508 performed on Lick Run-Ly- Tuesday, November 22, from State Route 140. Traf- at the 0.44 mile marker in ra Road between US 52 and through Friday, December fic will be maintained with Bloom Township continues Ohio River Road as part of 2, both day and night. The temporary traffic signals on to be closed through Fri- this project. location of the closure is be- State Route 140 which will day, December 9th, both tween Lick Run-Lyra Road be down to one lane at this day and night. The loca- SLIP REPAIR and Sherman Road. Slip re- location. J & H Reinforcing tion of the closure is at the Lick Run-Lyra Road pairs will be performed by and Structural Erectors, Inc. East end of State Route 140 – CR-2 at the 7.76 mile Kuhn Construction, Inc. are replacing the bridge. intersection. County Engi- marker in Vernon Town- Back Road – CR-276 neer’s Crews are replacing ship continues to be closed ROAD CLOSURE at the 4.05 mile marker in the bridge. through Friday, December Stockham Road – CR- 9th, both day and night. 221 at the 0.20 mile marker The location of the clo- in Madison Township con- sure is between Clinton tinues to be closed both Furnace Road and Turkey day and night until further Foot Township Road, being notice. The location of the 1.57 mile from Turkey Foot closure is at the intersec- Road, 0.76 mile from Tur- tion of Laurel Lick Road key Foot Township Road, and Kentucky Trail Road. 0.37 mile from Clinton Fur- County Engineer’s Crews nace Road. A slip repair is are repairing the bridge. being performed by J & H Reinforcing and Structural BERM WORK Erectors, Inc. (WEATHER PERMIT- Lick Run-Lyra Road – TING) CR-2 at the 4.6 mile marker Glendale Road and Lu- in Vernon Township con- casville-Minford Road in tinues to be closed through Jefferson Township Friday November 25th, both day and night. The lo- DITCHING cation of the closure is be- Haverhill Ohio Furnace tween Goose Creek Road Road and Junior Road in and German Hollow Road. Green Township A slip repair will be per- formed by Kuhn Construc- DRAG PATCHING tion, Inc. (WEATHING PERMIT- Feurt Hill Road – CR- TING) 160 at the 0.79 and 0.82 County Crews will be mile markers in Clay Town- drag patching the road at ship continues to be closed the slip repair on Henley through Friday, December Comstock in Union Town- A8

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Eric Braun, executive director of Shawnee State University’s Development Foundation, left, receives a check for $882.70 for the Mobile Health Unit from Ann Linden, center, director of the Women’s Center, and Mistie Spicer, right, coordinator of Community Rela- tions, from the sale of clothing at My Sister’s Closet, an annual fundraising event. SSU faculty, staff and students donate clothing each year to raise money for projects through the Women’s Center. The Mobile Health Unit is a mobile medical facility with two exam rooms, video equipment, and two staff nurse practitioners. It serves five counties including Carter and Greenup counties in Kentucky, and Adams, Lawrence and Scioto counties in Ohio. Red Cross Blood Drives The Ohio River Valley (740) 947-4470 to schedule Fri. 23rd – Sciotoville Chapter of the American an appointment. Church of the Nazarene Auctions Red Cross will hold the fol- Thurs. 15th – Grace (518 Sycamore Street, lowing blood drives during United Methodist Church Sciotoville) – 9 am to 3pm december, (104 S. High Street, Waver- – Call (740) 776-6929 to Mon. 5th – Scioto Coun- ly) – 12pm to 6pm – Call schedule an appointment. Special 3 Day Auction ty Career & Tech Ctr. (951 (740) 947-7508 to schedule Tues. 27th – Portsmouth Vern Riffe Dr., Lucasville) an appointment. Community (at All Saints – 8:30am to 2:30pm – Call Fri. 16th- 14th Street Episcopal Church, 4th & THURSDAY NOV. 24TH - FRIDAY NOV. 25TH - SUNDAY NOV. 26TH (740) 259-5522 to schedule Community Center (1222 Court Street, Portsmouth) – an appointment. 14th Street, Portsmouth) – 12pm to 6pm – Call (740) Wed 7th – Waverly High 1pm to 6 p.m. – Call (740) 354-3293 to schedule an SOUTHERN OHIO School (1 Tiger Drive, Wa- 353-7308 to schedule an appointment. verly) – 9am to 2pm – Call appointment. AUCTION 4535 OLD SCIOTO TRAIL, PORTSMOUTH, OH Portsmouth West High BETWEEN McDONALDS & LUTES SUPPLY School Key Club Activities Doors Open at 5pm – Sale starts at 6pm (Each Day) HERE IS A PARTIAL LISTING OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD... Jewelry, Blankets, Toys, Housewares, Cleaning Supplies, Tools, Wrapping Paper, Socks, Hats, Gloves, Knives, Lots of Christmas Items, Food Items, AND A WHOLE LOT MORE. NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING JUST FOR THESE SALES YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS SPECIAL EVENT! ~ Refreshments Available ~ 23 Key Club members from Portsmouth West High School who attended the Due to Limited Seating, No Children Please. Key Club International Day of Service Fall Rally at COSI in Columbus on Nov. 6th. Over 560 Key Club members from all over the state of Ohio met for Auctioneer - Beverly Eckels (Licensed and Bonded in favor of the state of Ohio) fun and service projects. Key Club advisor is Carolyn Callihan Announcements Made Day of Sale Take Precedence Over Previous Announcements

Auctions ESTATE AUCTION November 26, 2011 @ 10:00am 4 South Preston St., Wheelersburg, Ohio Real Estate • Reel to Reels • Tools • Furniture • Household Directions: SR 140 turn right on Main St. to Shela Blvd. Watch for Signs

Real Estate Details:2 story home situated on 50’x150’ lot, offering 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, large upstairs fi nished area, Carport, Workshop/Garage with steel hoist system, level back yard, updated kitchen, and back porch.

Real Estate Terms: This property sells subject to probate court @ 12:00 Noon with a non-refundable deposit $3,000 day of auction, balance due in 30 days. All inspections must be done prior to bidding. Taxes prorated to date of closing. For more information contact Don Gleim Jr. 740-285-7298 Auctioneer/Broker who is the agent for the seller.

Personal Property: Realistic 909, Akai 1710, Akai M-8, Akai M-9, Realistic STA-15, Microphone Stands, Magnetic Erasers, Aristo Grid Light, 324 Earth Receiver Station, Lloyds Solid State Multiplex, Roberts 778X, Sony Reel to Reel, Akai M-6, Recording Equipment, GE Washer/Dryer, LP Records, Turn Tables, Singer Sewing Machine, Magnetic Tapes, Sanders, Cordless Drills, Ryobi Radial Arm Saw 10”, Bench Grinders, 16 Speed Drill Press, Air Compressor, Grease Guns, Craftsman 10” Table Saw, Hand Tools, Dressers, Pots+Pans, wheel barrow, head boards, household, box lots, and much more, building is packed lots of surprises.

Owner: Estate of Ralph Emerson Seth Estate, Case #2010-1215, Attorney for the Estate Mr. Kevin Blume, Ralph Seth Executor.

Terms: Cash or Check w/proper ID. Refreshments provided by Hometown Catering.

Don Gleim Auctions and Real Estate LLC 433 Center St. Wheelersburg, Ohio 740- 574- 2700 Don Gleim Jr: Broker/Auctioneer Donald Gleim III: Auctioneer/Realtor www.gleimauctions.com Licensed in Ohio and Kentucky A9

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Automotive Home Improvements FINANCIAL Miscellaneous Houses For Sale Help Wanted- General Homer's Improvements. All Heating & A/C, Plumbing, '94 Fleetwood Double Wide BridgePort Healthcare Center/ UNWANTED Types of Repairs. Insured & 300 SERVICES Electrical, Power Washing, 28X60 3 Bed, 2B. Built in front Advance 360 Rehab Center is Refs. 876-8912. 35yrs exp. Free Estim. FOR porch, all electric, $15k. seeking a Licensed Social VEHICLES SALE: Used appliances and 981-6275 Worker for our long term care Repairs Used Furniture. 1217 Franklin facility and our rehabilitation Call Earl’s Cars and Parts ANIMALS Ave. 354-0426, 727-8354. On Lakeview, N.B., 1 story center. A 4 year degree in So- Wet Basement? new remodeled, 3 br 1 1/2 ba, cial Work or related field and 776-2385 Basements & Crawl Spaces cntl heat & air, 2 car garage, Pets 3-5 years' experience, prefera- Waterproofed Bryans Water RECREATIONAL VEHICLES extra lot, across from new bly in a long term care schl, $79,900, call 354-4575 Proofing 606-232-6835. Found young black male dog. setting.Responsibilities of the General Repairs Energetic, friendly. Call REAL ESTATE RENTALS LSW include but are not lim- 250-4677. ited to: AUTOMOTIVE • Provide planning, assessing, DON’S HOME IMPROVEMENT AGRICULTURE Apartments/Townhouses coordinating and implementa- Home Remodeling and Repairs tion of services to enhance Burg 2 BDRM Townhouse. each resident's social and psy- • Kitchens • Baths • Roofing • Siding • Electrical MERCHANDISE Autos Water, Trash & Sewage Pd. chosocial wellbeing, including • Additions • Replacement Windows • Concrete Work Will Pay Top Dollar For Some Central Heat/Air. W/D Hookup. Discharge Planning. Serving Scioto Co. over 40 years! FREE ESTIMATES $575/Mo 614-668-7997 • Perform all duties involved in Computers Unwanted Junk Trucks & Full (740) 259-4925 OR (740) 259-1382 Size Vans $350 And Up. Junk Houses & Apartments For Rent resident advocacy. IBM desktop computer W flat Cars $300 And Up. FREE In Portsmouth/New Boston • Participate in all resident care Help Wanted- General screen monitor $100 call PICKUP Non Complete Less. Area. NO PETS. 740-456-4982 conferences. 727-4467 or 456-5527 NOW BUYING, Batteries, • Complete all social service Alum Wheels, Starters, Alter- Ports and Sciotoville 2&3 related documentation. Scioto County Career Fuel / Oil / Coal / Wood / Gas nators, Converters. BDRM Townhouses. $500 & • Provide back up when neces- 740-727-3134 $600 mo. 606-923-4928. sary to the Admissions Depart- Technical Center Firewood For Sale: Dump ment. Truck Load. Cut, Split, Deliv- Very Nice 2 BDRM Town- Our supportive and Adult Workforce Education Center ered, Call 981-6146, REAL ESTATE SALES house Port. Ref Req. $450 + family-friendly work environ- 981-2274, or 820-2265. Dep 456-4314 ment offers excellent salaries 951 Vern Riffe Drive Lucasville, OH 45648 and an outstanding benefit Help Wanted- General Houses For Rent Phone: (740) 259-5526; Fax: (740) 259-8312 package for full time associ- 1 BD Apt W/D Hkup Fridge & ates! Our comprehensive Stove In Burg. $350/MO + benefits package includes Dep. NO PETS. 464-3037 PTO, medical, dental, vision, critical and accidental insur- AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGIES / MECHANIC NOW HIRING! 3 BDRM House for Rent. ance and 401K. There will be a Mandatory Informational meeting on Make a difference at Scioto Residential Services, Inc.; assist Portsmouth. Deposit & Refer- If you meet the requirements, ences Required. immediate you can send your resume to: November 28, 2011 at 5:00pm at the clients with developmental disabilities in their homes and in the Occupancy. 354-5260. BridgePort/Advance 360 Rehab Center Scioto County Career Technical Center in Lucasville, Ohio community. Want to learn more about what we do? Check us 3BR 1556 12th st. HUD Pre- PO Box 1148 ferred $500 + Dep. Portsmouth, OH 45662 out online at: www.srs-scioto.org. 1BR Close to College. 1710 Charles St. $375 + Dep. slam- Individual 25 years of age or Program Highlights [email protected] over with valid driver's license, All training is provided; use of personal vehicle not required. inquire at 2310 8th St., Ports. • Suspension & Steering • Engine Performance Sciotoville nice clean 2 bd Now Hiring • Engine Repair • Electrical/Electronic Systems Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, pass background $450 mo, $450 dep, landlord MDS pays no utilities, 354-1239 COORDINATOR • Heating & Air-conditioning • Brakes screening, and submit to drug testing. Portsmouth 3 br $600 mo, • Automatic Transmission • Manual Transmission $600 dep, landlord pays no 71 beds utilities, 354-1239 Skilled Nursing Facility • OSHA Applications will be accepted on Monday from 9-4 at 9 Plaza Dr. MANUFACTURED HOUSING Rosemount, behind Glockner GM. Proof of high school diploma *RN or LPN or GED is required at time of application RESORT PROPERTY * 1 yr MDS Experience 3.0 a Class begins January 3, 2012 Classes are plus Scioto Residential Services, Inc. * Exceptional Monday – Friday from 5:00pm to 10:00pm EMPLOYMENT communication & people “All qualifi ed applicants shall receive consideration for employ- skills * Interpersonal & Come in early to enroll For gainful employment information ment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin, Help Wanted- General organization skills ancestry, sexual orientation, Vietnam-era veteran status, dis- Drivers: Start up to $.41/mi. and additional program information, Home Weekly or Bi-Weekly. To apply: ability or age.” Consulatehealthcare.com please visit our website at: www.sciototech.org CDL-A 6 mos. OTR exp. Req. Equipment you'll be proud to 10098A Big Bearcreek RD drive! (888) 247-4037. 740-259-5536 Auctions Help Wanted- General EOE/SF/DF If you're the Insurance Agent Minford Local School District is we're looking for... You'll be... accepting resumes/applica- ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION Ambitious, friendly, driven, career minded, with family values... tions for substitute bus drivers You'd have high standards and be described as courteous, which may lead to full time po- December 3rd, 2011 @ 10:00am mature and a team player... sitions. Please send resume/ You'll be responsible for 4 major roles with Sean Boldman application to Minford Local 1422 Shady Brook • Portsmouth, Ohio Agency at our Scioto County based office-Outstanding School District, Superintendent Customer Service, acquirsition of New Accounts, Mark Wilcheck, PO Box 204, Collectibles • Furniture • Lawn&Garden • Household Marketing activities, as well as the completion of daily office Minford, OH 45653. For further activities... information please call You will be well presented, trustworthy, punctual and love 740-820-8237. Directions: From Portsmouth take US 23 North to Bierly Rd, to Timberlake watch for Signs. smiling. You'll be keen to take this opportunity to learn, grow Minford Local School District is and achieve well above average sells results. an Equal Opportunity Em- You'll apply the skills you already have in sells field and ployer. Collectibles/Furniture/Glassware/Tools: Drill Press, Sentry Safe, 5 Piece Bedroom Suite, insurance programs. These skills are desired though not 100% Need extra Christmas cash, be essential. an independent Avon rep, con- If you believe this is you, be ready to demonstrate when tact Brenda @ 740-981-7290 Banquet Lamps, Dining Room Table, Rocking Chairs, Keyboard, Piano, Art Pictures Local Artist, you call me before this position is filled on (740)727-2379... in fact just call me NOW... SALES STAFF WANTED Sectional, Refrigerator, Stove, Vintage Books, Blue Ridge Dish Set, Round Claw Foot table, Premier Kites in downtown Portsmouth seeks FT sales Dressers w/mirrors, Cedar Chest, Whirlpool Cabrio Washer/Dryer, Yard Trailer, Craftsman Riding Auctions staff to join their growing team. Must have min. 5 years Mower, Push Mowers, Cupboard, Singer Sewing Machine, Hand Tools, Glassware, Household, sales exp. hardworking and Absolute Public Auction goal oriented. Base pay + Box lots and much more. Watch future Ads for full details. Liquidation of Greg Stevens Construction, Inc. commission & benefits. Visit us at www.premierkites.com Thursday, December 1st, 2011, 10:00am Send resume to sales@pre- mierkites.com for immed con- Owners: Terrie Boldman-from Trust of Howard+Thelma Boldman, and Essiemae McGlone. Portsmouth, OH 45662 sideration. Southern Hills Location: 2415 Scioto Trail, Portsmouth, OH 45662 Therapy Terms: Cash or check w/proper ID. Visit www.gleimauctions.com for photos + Updates Description: Manitex crane on Peterbilt w/35XXX miles, Internation- al roll back, F900 w/ Manitex crane, 2 international, 2 ton dumps, need full time licensed FL9000 dump, Chevy bucket truck, F Super Duty, 1 ton diesel, Chevy occupational Don Gleim Auctions and Real Estate LLC 2500 HD, F700 fl atbed, Chevy crew cab fl atbed, 1996 Chevy 1500 therapist. utility bed, Chevy 1 ton w/ utility bed, Eager Beaver, Case backhoe, The position offers great 433 Center St. Wheelersburg, Ohio Skytrak all terrain forklift, 2 Bobcats, Komatsu track hoe, Bobcat jack pay benefits and flexible hammer, 2 Caterpiller fork lifts, Reeves tar kettle w/ fume recover, 10’ schedule in the Adams 740- 574- 2700 Conneticut brake M1016 Wysong 10’ shear, Lincoln Welders, tools, county area. Don Gleim Jr: Broker/Auctioneer Donald Gleim III: Auctioneer/Realtor and building materials. This is only a partial listing, there will be 2 www.gleimauctions.com Licensed in Ohio and Kentucky auction rings. Please contact us at Owner: Greg Stevens Construction, Inc., Josette Stevens President. 937-695-0839 Help Wanted- General Closed after over 40 years in business due to the late Greg Stevens. To view photos of this auction visit: Portsmouth www.allensauctions.com www.communitycommon.com Daily Times MOTOR ROUTES NOW AVAILABLE Auctions ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION Shawnee State University Surplus Friday, November 18, 2011, 10:00am • West Portsmouth Area Portsmouth, OH 45662 Location: 24 Union St., Portsmouth, OH 45662

Description: GEM electric car, 20 iMacs, approximately 100 IBM Thinkcenter & Lenovo computers, Carrier Weather • Houston Hollow Maker 8000 furnaces and central air units, popcorn machine, Pelton & Crans Omni Clave, large bird cage, lockers, Leica Candy Run/ Rt. 139 Area Galen 111 & Cambridge microscopes, Minuteman 260 fl oor scrubber, media audio & visual equipment, Parker Vision “Camera Man”, Epson PowerLite 8000i-7800p, 7250, 11 Strand Century theatre lights, Gateway laptops, shop stools, offi ce chairs, fi le cabinets, storage cabinets, wood & metal desks, tennis nets, copiers & printers, pet cages, aquariums, • Swauger Valley corral, plus more.

Terms & Conditions: Cash or Good checks w/ positive ID. All computers have had hard drives removed. All item sold in as-is condition. All sales fi nal. Announcements made day of CALL OLIVE sale take precedence over all advertising. Owner: Shawnee State University 353-3101 ext 231 To View Photos of this Auction Visit: www.allensauctions.com A10

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