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Mildred H. King, 81,

Michael R. Maloney, 62

Eleanor G. Osborne, 94

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BY MEREDITH JENSENFor The Times-Journal

XENIA — A maninvolved in an abduc-tion inXeniamay be atlarge in the area and isconsidered armed anddangerous.

According to theVinton CountySheriff's Office, MarkFerguson, 24, abduct-ed his estranged wife,Melissa Johnson, 22, ofJackson County, atknife point from herhotel room earlySunday.

A press releasefrom the Xenia Policereported that just after7 a.m. Sunday, officersreceived a call to theKnight's Inn at 38 S.AllisonAve.Witnessestold the officers thatFerguson had throwna rock through thewindow and enteredthe roomwith a knife. According to witnesses, hethen allegedly threatened everyone in the roomand took Johnson against her will.

Officers immediately set up a perimeteraround the area. The pair were spotted runningthrough an open field near Massie Drive.

Ferguson was last see driving a stolen, four-door silver 2003 Chevy Impala, tag number FCD2201 and headed to Vinton County.

According to Sheriff Shawn Justice, Fergusonhas family inWilkesville and did stop at their res-idence, but had since moved on. Justice saidFerguson is believed to have friends in theWellston area. He is considered armed and dan-gerous and may be hiding out in the area. He hasa pitchfork tattoo above his left eye as well as var-ious other facial and body tattoos.

Ferguson is wanted for abduction, feloniousassault, aggravated burglary and an unrelatedwarrant for failing to register as a sex offender.According to the Xenia Police, he has a history ofviolence.

Law enforcement officials believe the victim isin danger. Anyone with any information shouldcall the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 286-6464 or the Vinton County Sheriff's Office at 596-5242 or the Xenia Police Department at 937-372-9901.

Area womanabductedEstranged husband sought;

May be in the area

Mark Ferguson

Melissa Johnson

BY JEREMIAH SHAVERTimes-Journal Writer

JACKSON COUNTY— There are 13 terms forcounty offices up for grabs in 2012.

In JacksonCounty the following elected officialseats will be up for grabs: County Prosecutor JohnDetty, County Clerk of Courts Seth I. Michael,County Sheriff John L. Shasteen, County AuditorClyde R. Holdren, County Recorder RoseWalters,County Treasurer B. Lee Hubbard, CountyEngineerMelissaMiller, County Coroner GregoryHawker, Judge Court of Common Pleas LeonardHolzapfel, Judge Court of Common Pleas(Probate/Juvenile Division) Stephen D. Michael,Judge Municipal Court Mark T. Musick, CountyCommissioner Ed Armstrong, CountyCommissioner Jim Riepenhoff. CountyCommissioner Jerry Hall is excluded from thiselection because his term expires in 2014.

The Jackson County Board of Elections haseight people signed up so far. EdArmstrong is re-running for his seat as County Commissioner.Tony Cox and Randy Rawlins are running for JimRiepenhoff’s County Commissioner seat. SethMichael is re-running for County Clerk of Courts.Tedd Frazer and Jim Ephlin are running forCounty Sheriff. Justin Lovett is running againstJohn L. Detty for County Prosecutor.

The next scheduled election in Jackson Countywill be the 2012 primary election which will beheld on Tuesday, March 6, 2012. All polling loca-tions will be open from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.

The filing deadline for the 2012 primary elec-tion for party candidates is by 4 p.m. onWednesday, December 7 (90 days before the pri-mary election) and independent candidates haveuntil 4 p.m. on March 5, 2012 (one day before theprimary election).

Any questions about election info, please callJackson County Board of Elections at 286-2905.

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Suspects caught after breaking andentering in Oak Hill

BY FELICIA TACKETTTimes-Journal Writer

OAK HILL— In the early morn-ing hours of Thursday, December 1,Oak Hill Police Chief Chris Gruberintervened on a Breaking andEntering in progress at the Oak HillC.M. Cemetery MaintenanceFacility building located on MoriahRoad.

Gruber was on patrol in theVillage of Oak Hill, when the inci-dent occurred at approximately12:47 a.m.

Chief Gruber attempted to stopthe vehicle which sped away from

the scene, and was caught up in achase for just over one mile beforethe driver lost control and crashedon Gallipolis Road near CH&DRoad.

The driver of the vehicle wasidentified as John L. Perry, 31, ofOak Hill, who fled from the vehicleon foot. Perry was, however, appre-hended after a brief foot chase.

Perry was charged with Fleeingand Eluding, driving under suspen-sion, failure to control, and resistingarrest. when all was said and done.

Also charged in the incident wasSteve R. Martin, 36, of Oak Hill,who was charged with resisting

arrest.Both subjects were transported

to the Jackson County CorrectionalFacility and were arraigned inJackson County Municipal Courtthat same day. Perry’s next courtappearance will be December 12 at1 p.m. and Martin is to appear onDecember 13 at 9.m.

There was nothing on the reportto indicate what, if anything, wastaken in the breaking and entering.

The Jackson County ProsecutorsOffice is being consulted and fur-ther charges are expected.

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A2i Tuesday, December 6, 2011 The Times-Journal, Jackson County, OhioPage 2� �

Mildred H. King

Mildred H. KingMildred Harriet (Vance)

King, 81, of Park Street,Attleboro, Mass., died Friday athome. She was the belovedwife of Donald King.

Mildred was born inAttleboro, Mass. on November5, 1930, a daughter of the lateJohn Frederick Vance andMildred (Chesworth) Vance.She was a graduate of AttleboroHigh School, Class of 1948.After graduating, she attendedGraceland College in LamoniIowa, and graduated with anAssociates Degree in 1950.

It was at Graceland whereMildred met her future hus-band Donald. Their marriagetook place in Ashland,Kentucky on Sept. 23, 1950 andthey were married for over 61years.

Mildred and Don resided inColumbus, Ohio where she wasemployed by Farm BureauInsurance and Don withGeneral Motors. Shortly afterthey moved to Attleboro,Mass., they both wereemployed by SpencerThermostat and Metals andControls. While raising a fami-ly, Mildred kept busy workingas a teacher with Jack and JillKindergarten, and in later yearswith Texas Instruments, andalso as a medical and legal sec-retary.

Her church was a vital partof her life where she played theorgan for many years and laterwas ordained into the office ofPriest. She taught classes withher husband and sang in thechoir at the annual reunionbeing held every year at theCommunity of ChristCampground in Onset, Mass.She was a member of theSturdy Memorial HospitalAuxiliary.

Besides her husband, she issurvived by two daughters,Donna Palmer of Attleboro,Mass. and Jeanne Gillum ofJackson, Ohio; two sons, Stevenand Frederick King, both ofAttleboro; and a brother, John F.Vance of Attleboro. She was thegrandmother of 13, and thegreat-grandmother of 12. Shewas the mother of the lateKaren Rei.

Her memorial service willbe held Saturday at 11 a.m. inthe Community of ChristChurch, 43 Orange Street,Attleboro, Mass. Relatives andfriends are invited to attend.Calling hours will be Thursdayfrom 4 to 7 p.m. in the Foley-Hathaway Funeral Home, 126South Main Street, Attleboro,Mass.

Gifts in her memory can besent to the Alzheimer’sAssociation, 311 Arsenal Street,Watertown, Mass. 02472; orvisit www.alz.org, or call 1-800-272-3900. To light a candle, signthe memorial register, or forfacility directions, go towww.hathawayfunerals.com orcall (508) 222-0498.

Michael R.Maloney

Michael Rueben Maloney,born April 20, 1949, inChillicothe, Ohio, went hometo be with the Lord on Monday,Nov. 7, 2011. He was a long-time resident of Fort WaltonBeach, Fla., since 1969. Heserved 22 years as a aircraftmechanic with the U.S. AirForce and retired as a mastersergeant in 1990. He proudlyserved two tours in Vietnam forour country.

He is survived by the love ofhis life Cathy Lynn; daughters,Shawn Bartlett and DanaSnyder; son, Kevin Lynn; fourgrandchildren, David Morris,Haley Snyder, Kaleb Lynn andAlycia Lynn; his mother, MabelMaloney; sister, Deborah(Mike) O’Day; and nephew, TJJohnson.

Michael was preceded indeath by his bother, TimJohnson; and father, MerrittMaloney.

He was a loving compan-ion, father, papa and friend.He has touched the lives of somany and his courage,strength and love will neverbe forgotten. So many sweetmemories made that will becherished forever. This is notgoodbye…. this is until I seeyou again.

The viewing was held Sat.,Nov. 12 with services at theEmerald Coast Funeral Home,113 Racetrack Road, N.E., FortWalton Beach. He was laid torest at Beal MemorialCemetery. Family and friendswere welcomed to a farewellcelebration at the AmericanLegion, 105 Hollywood Blvd.,Fort Walton Beach.

Eleanor G.Osborne

Eleanor G. Osborne, age 94of Jackson passed away onDecember 3, 2011 at JenkinsMemorial in Wellston. She wasborn April 20, 1917 in WyandotCounty and moved with herfamily to the Jackson area in1922. Eleanor was a member ofthe Jackson Christ UnitedMethodist Church for morethan 50 years. She was preced-ed in death by her husband,Aubrey; her parents Ralph andGertrude Cherrington; threebrothers, Raymond, Kennethand Eugene and one sisterElizabeth.

She is survived by threesons, Terry (Regina) Osborne ofJackson, Randy (Evelyn)Osborne of Helena, Al., andRodney (Jeanne) Osborne, ofHebron, Ohio; eleven grand-children, twenty-three greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat grandchild; one sister,Leota (Frank) Haas of Mesa,Az.

Eleanor was a lifelong gar-dener, spending time yearround with her flowers insideand out. She was an avid read-er and enjoyed watchingLawrence Welk.

Funeral service will be heldat 11 a.m. Wednesday,December 7, 2011 at theEisnaugle-Lewis Funeral Homewith Diaconal Minister JanieKarl officiating burial to followin Fairmount Cemetery.Friends may call 4 to 8 p.m.Tuesday December 6, 2011 atthe funeral home.

Memorial contributions maybe made to Jenkins MemorialHealth Facility, 142 JenkinsMemorial Road, Wellston, Ohio45692.

Online condolencesto www.e-k-lewisfuneral.com.

Obituaries Call our Obituary line at 286-OBIT

Honor the Memories: Local man receives headstone two years after his deathJACKSON— Buried in an unmarked plot at Fairmont Cemetery

in Jackson, Roger Dale Butner, had nothing to indicate he was eventhere.

Roger died of natural causes in obscurity onMay 9, 2009 at the ageof 50, leaving no one to manage his final arrangements. Roger was a1977 graduate of Jackson High School and alumni of the Universityof Rio Grande class of 1980. He was also a member of the oldest fra-ternity on campus, The Fraternal Order of Archon.

Whenmembers found out of Rogers demise,members alongwith

the Archon Alumni Association raised funds for a fitting headstone.OnNovember 19, Archon alumnimembers paid respect to Roger bydedicating the headstone in his honor. “We wanted to give him thedignity and respect he deserves”, said T.J. Riggs President of ArchonAlumni Association. “He was our brother”, said Riggs, “and wewanted to provide closure”.

Pictured above are members of the Archon Alumni Associationwho attended the dedication.

Article by Archon Alumni Paul Haller | Photo submitted by Archon Alumni Larry Guglielmi

Photo by Jeremiah Shaver

JFD’s annualBreakfast with

Santa heldThe Jackson Fire Department held

breakfast with Santa at the fire sta-tion over the weekend. The breakfastincluded all the pancakes you couldeat, two sausage links, and a drink.“We have done breakfast with Santagoing on 4 years now,” statedAssistant Chief Dave Channell. Afterthe children ate breakfast they couldget their picture with Santa Claus.Ryan Stewart pictured above is get-ting his photo with Santa. All pro-ceeds from this event go to theJackson Firefighters Association tobuy equipment, which they use tokeep the community safe.

Photo by Jeremiah Shaver

Vinton CountyMiddle Schoolstudent visits

ChinaVinton County Middle

School 8th grader Eli Pratervisited Christian LifeAcademy recently. Praterattended CLA from Pre-school to 6th grade. Praterand his mother, Barbara, vis-ited China. After his month-long trip to China Eli decid-ed to do a PowerPoint pres-entation on his trip. Eli hasshared his presentation withthe 7th and 8th grade classesat the VCMS, VC SchoolBoard, and CLA in Jackson.Eli’s presentation includedphotos of the Great Wall,School of Confucius,Wangfujjing Walking Street,and much more. At the endof the presentation Eli pre-sented the school with twoscrolls from China. Thescrolls were a gift from a eld-erly man in a village theyhad visited. Eli Prater is pic-tured presenting 2nd/3rdgrade teacher SusanHolland with the scrolls.

Walgreens accepting donations

for Secret SantaJackson Walgreens is also accepting donations for Secret Santa.

Holiday Fudge for saleThe Presbyterian Women of Jackson are offering “Holiday

Fudge.” Call the church at 286-1928 or Barbara Thomas 577-2353to place your order. Fudge will be made fresh daily as needed tosupply orders and packaged in 1/2 pound containers at a cost of$5 each. Proceeds benefit the Church Organ Fund. Fudge beingoffered include chocolate, chocolate with nuts and peanut butter.

Sergeant Patrick McDonald retired from theOhio State Highway Patrol Friday, November18, after almost 31 years of dedicated service.

Sergeant McDonald joined the patrol inFebruary 1981 and graduated as a member ofthe 110th Academy Class on July 2, 1981.Sergeant McDonald’s first assignment was theGallia-Meigs Post where he served untilDecember of 1984. In December 1984, SergeantMcDonald transferred to the Jackson Postwhere he served until February 1993. InFebruary 1993, he transferred to the Gallia-Meigs Post.

In September 1994, McDonald was re-assigned to the Highway Patrols training acad-emy in Columbus Ohio as a temporary acade-my instructor. In February 1995, McDonald waspromoted to the rank of Sergeant and assignedpermanently to the patrol’s framing academy.

McDonald transferred yet again in April of1995 to the Gallia-Meigs Post, as an AssistantPost Commander. McDonald remained in thiscapacity until September of 2005, at which timehe was transferred and re-assigned as theCommander of the Jackson District’s Office of

Special Operations, Security & Investigations,where he remained until his retirement onNovember 18, 2011.

During his time as Commander of the Officeof Special Operations, Security &Investigations, McDonaldwas responsible on manyoccasions for coordinatingsecurity/protection for thegovernor, president and vicepresident. During guberna-torial and presidential cam-paigns, he was tasked withproviding security on manyoccasions for candidates andincumbents alike.

McDonald received manyawards and commendations.In 1987 and 1991, McDonaldwas selected as the JacksonPost Trooper of the Year. In1993 and 1994, he was select-ed as Gallia-Meigs PostTrooper of the Year and in1994 was also chosen as the

Jackson District’s Trooper of Year.Other awards and honors include the 25 year

safe driving award. Health and Physical FitnessAward nine times, and 98 commendation let-ters.

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What you should know aboutalternative dispute resolution

options in divorceQ: My wife and I are thinking about ending

our marriage, but we’d like to avoid a “knockdown drag out” divorce. Is that possible?

A: Yes. There are several options available,including collaborative divorce, early neutralevaluation and mediation.

Q: What is collaborative divorce?A: Collaborative divorce, also called collabo-

rative dissolution, is a “team” process in whichthe parties engage attorneys and other profes-sionals to assist in the negotiation and settle-ment of their dispute. Collaborative law usesan “interdisciplinary model,” meaning thatthird-party “neutrals” (such as CPAs, valuationexperts, child psychologists and mental healthprofessionals) are engaged to assist the team.The goal is not to just get signatures on the dot-ted line, but also to address underlying issuesin reaching a lasting agreement.

Q: What are some advantages and disad-vantages of a collaborative divorce?

A: One advantage of a collaborative divorceis that it focuses negotiations on helping partiesto communicate effectively over the long term.This generally minimizes the negative impactupon children. It is also less expensive, bothfinancially and emotionally, than litigation. Allinformation is shared and all negotiations takeplace in face-to-face “four-way” meetings.Generally, these meetings foster trust becausethe other spouse’s attorney does not function asan adversary. Each of the lawyers is retainedfor the limited purpose of helping the clientsreach an acceptable settlement without litiga-tion or threats of litigation. This allows thelawyers to focus on creative solutions ratherthan on preparation for trial.

One disadvantage is that, if the collaborativeprocess fails, neither lawyer who was engagedin the process can continue to represent theclient. Therefore, each client must retain newcounsel for litigation. At any time during col-laborative negotiations, each side has the uni-lateral right to terminate the process and forcethe other party into litigation.

Q: What is early neutral evaluation?A: In early neutral evaluation, the parties

meet with a neutral third party who has experi-ence in family law. Both parties present infor-mation and the neutral offers each party a con-fidential opinion regarding the likely outcomeof the case and an analysis of strengths andweaknesses of each side’s arguments. The pur-pose of this evaluation is to give both parties arealistic view of the case and to encourage set-tlement.

Q: What are the advantages and disadvan-tages of early neutral evaluation?

A: One advantage is that the neutral partyacts as an educator, consultant and evaluator,which can encourage the parties to explore abroad range of creative options and solutions.An early neutral evaluation can give both par-ties an objective assessment of the issues athand and the relative strengths and weakness-es of each party’s position, which can help theparties reach a fair and reasonable settlement.The neutral does not provide any individual,personal legal advice to either party. Also, theneutral does not draft any pleadings or otherdocuments for either party. At the end of thisprocess, the parties are referred to otherlawyers for personal advice and drafting ofdocuments.

In cases where parties are in high conflictor where there are personality disorders ordrug or alcohol addiction issues, this optionmay not be appropriate or effective. Since theparties’ lawyers generally do not participatedirectly in the negotiations, any agreementthat was reached may be scuttled once eachparty receives her or his lawyer ’s critique.

Q: What is mediation?A: Mediation is a process in which a medi-

ator facilitates communication and negotia-tion between parties to help them reach a vol-untary agreement about their dispute. Themediator is not authorized to make a decisionfor the parties.

Q: What are the advantages and disadvan-tages of mediation?

A: A neutral mediator facilitates resolutionby direct, face-to-face negotiations betweenthe parties. Also, the parties retain controlover decision- making and consider eachparty’s needs and interests, along with awider variety of options. Because mediationdoes not focus on evidence and the law as inan adversarial process, the potential for long-term conflict between the parties may bereduced. Costs for the participants also maybe lower.

A disadvantage is that the mediator cannotindividually counsel either party. The media-tor is, for example, limited in getting neces-sary information if one party is reluctant toprovide it. As with the early neutral evalua-tion process, any agreement may be scuttledwhen each party receives her or his lawyer ’scritique, since the parties’ lawyers generallydo not participate directly in negotiations.

This “Law You Can Use” column was providedby the Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA). It wasprepared by S. Scott Haynes, a OSBA BoardCertified Family Law Specialist who is associatedwith the Columbus law firm of Blaugrund &Herbert, Inc. Articles appearing in this column areintended to provide broad, general informationabout the law. Before applying this information to aspecific legal problem, readers are urged to seekadvice from an attorney.

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Many people have found an easier wayto manage many of their activities of theholiday season by going online. Someshoppers have eliminated the need to go tocrowded shopping malls for holiday giftsby taking care of it over the Internet. Someeven look up recipes on the Internet andsend holiday greetings by email. You’ll findthat these types of convenient, secure trans-actions can also be found in places you maynot ordinarily think to look — for example,at www.socialsecurity.gov!

You can apply online for benefits, obtaininformation, plan for retirement, andrequest a replacement Medicare card, evenapply for Extra Help with your prescriptiondrug costs all at www.socialsecurity.gov.

You can handle much of your SocialSecurity business quickly and securelyfrom your home or office computer. If youvisit our website at www.socialsecurity.govyou will find that you can —

• get an instant, personalized estimateof your future Social Security benefits;

apply for retirement, disability, andspouse’s benefits;

• check the status of your benefit appli-cation;

• change your address and phone num-ber, if you receive monthly benefits;

• sign-up for direct deposit of SocialSecurity benefits;

• use our benefit planners to help youbetter understand your Social Security

• protection as you plan for your finan-cial future;

• find the nearest Social Security office;and

• request a replacement Medicare card.Looking for more Social Security infor-

mation? You can go online to find outalmost anything you need to know aboutthe Social Security program. Information isavailable on subjects ranging from how toget a Social Security number for a newbornto how to go back to work while receivingdisability benefits.

This holiday season, do you want tohave more time to visit with friends andfamily? If so, take care of your SocialSecurity business at www.socialsecurity.gov.

December is Fine Free Month

at the Jackson City Library.December is fine free month at the

Jackson City Library. Any overdue item,including DVDs, may be returned, withoutfines, until December 31. Patrons with oldfines can have them removed with the dona-tion of mittens, hats, or gloves for thelibrary’s Mitten Tree. The library will alsoaccept donations of non-perishable fooditems. All items will be given to the localClotheslines/Food Pantry. So, look underyour bed, in your child’s closet, and behindthe couch for those lost library books and getthem back to the library during December.The library wishes everyone a MerryChristmas and a Happy New Year!

Oak Hill Union School Districtfinancial report available

The Oak Hill Union School District’s 2011fiscal year end financial report is availablefor public inspection at the office of thetreasurer located at 25 Western Ave., OakHill during regular office hours; telephone682-7595.

Cain Road to be closedfor bridge replacement

Township Road 213 (Cain Rd.) will beclosed for a bridge replacement project start-ing Monday, Dec. 12 and will be closed forapproximately one to two weeks. The bridgeclosing is approximately 1.5 miles east ofU.S. 35. “We apologize in advance for theinconvenience and do appreciate yourpatience,” said Melissa Miller, JacksonCounty Engineer.

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Happy 91st birthday to read-er Ethel Silvey who celebrateson Thursday!

Lots of people need yourprayers-John Stevison, BryanDavis, Roger Reasor, AnnDobbins, Bob Richards, SlimCampbell, Rita Ferris, and JoChapman Lewis.

Classmate Mike Appledornneeds your prayers. He is in theVA at Dayton, and was justtransferred out of ICU to thePallative Care/Hospice floor.Hehas a working diagnosis ofMSA, which is multiple systematrophy. Remember him andwife Linda in your prayers.

Classmate Sharon SmithClark stopped by for a visit andshe was telling me her husbandDon will have foot surgery onDecember 7th and will be laidup about a month. Rememberthem in prayer.

Classmate Roger Canterstopped by and he was tellingme his son Randy had back sur-gery and is slowly mending.Remember him in your prayers.

I had visits this week withclassmates, Rodney Winters,Roger Canter, Larry Donahoe,and Sharon Smith Clark! Italked on the phone with class-mate Mike Alexander.

I had a visit with Jonda fromJonda Sue’s Sweet Treats downin the old Certified gas stationbuilding at the corner ofBroadway and Water. Shebrought me a sample of herPeppermint Crunch fudge andit was soooo good. Call her at286-7574 formore info about herbusiness. Something new shehas coming in are 77 pursesmade out of zippers. Check outthese unique gifts for Christmas.

I enjoyed visiting withPhyllis Erwin last week. Shewas telling me her husband Billis looking to have a couple sur-geries, one on his toe and onefor carpel tunnel. Rememberhim in prayer. Phyllis’s grand-son Chandler Fout, is the goalkeeper on his JHS soccer team.He got all league, all district,and all academic league in soc-cer. He is a sophomor at JHS. Hewill be 16 on December 22nd, soif you see him out and about, tellhim congrats and happy birth-day. He is the son of Mark andMisti Fout.

Congrats to Pat McDonaldwho has retired from the high-way patrol after thirty one years!

Check out the beautiful lightdisplays on State, Huron, South,and High Streets in Jackson. Onthe corner of High and South, isa Santa waving! Of course onParkview is beautiful lights andthe winter wonderland at SueWaugh’s.

Misinformed-Zack Parks isthe barber at Classic Cuts-Hishours are Monday-Tuesday-Friday 9-6-Wednesday 9-7-Closed Thursday-Saturday 8-2.

Congrats to Lindsay Frye-new manager of Pizza Hut atPomeroy!

Congrats to Dave “Crock”and Melodae Burt-new grand-parents to a nine pound fiveounce boy on November 22nd!

Congrats to great nephew,ten year old Jack Farley, on hiseight point buck!

East of Chicago has closedtheir door.

If someone on your

Christmas list wants a piano forChristmas, my son Steve hasone for sale. Call him at 979-5504. It is a local call.

Patty Clark had son Craigand wife Donna Loney, andgrandson Scott and wife CarriLoney of Silver Springs,Maryland, and great-grandsonSmith Emerson Loney, for a visiton Thanksgiving week. Pattywas soooo excited to see thebaby!

When you send out yourChristmas cards, send one tosomeone in the military likeDavid Snyder-190th Eng. Co.FOBKunduzAPOAE 09368. Hewill apreciate your thoughtsand prayers.

My card toMary Voiles cameback return to sender with noexplanation. If son Jim readsthis, let me know her addressagain!

Thoughts to ponder-We areonly given today and neverpromised tomorrow-be sure totell someone you love themtoday! Coffee-prepare to meetyour maker! One of the highesthonors we can give someone isremembrance!

New Covenant ChristianStore on Main in Jackson, hassold their inventory to HeavenBound on CR 84 towardChillicothe.

Virginia Stiffler called me onher 101st birthday-when Ianswered, she said, “I’m stillhere!”

Happy birthday onDecember 12th to KarenDobbins, Steve Kearns, grand-daughter Reagon Street, BeverlyFox, Dave Lewis, and JohnMeredith, and happy anniver-sary to Kyle andAmber Haines;on the 13th is Charlie Chapman,great niece Cassidy Oiler, TimColl, Tony Southard, RoseAldridge, Taylor Waulk, RayeEileen Jarvis, and Cathy Gillum;on the 14th is Stu Riegel, JamiePerry, Kaitlyn Spangler (17),Vanessa Lambert (21), RhondaBaker, Mary Jo Gardner, JenntMoore, George Moyer, and LoriSilcott Ousley, and happy 2ndanniversary to John and EunaMartindell; on the 15th is JamesAlbert (12), Jan Roberts, StellaLemley, Bonnie Hall, MartiMallock, Betty Hogue, MattGlasgow, Betty Biggs, GloriaRose Haines, and GregRoseberry, and happy anniver-sary to Jennifer and Rob Devlinand happy 50th to Gene andConnie Dempsey; on the 16th isBlake Warrington (18), ShaunaDavis, Tommy Gilliland, HelenOney, twins Brenna and BriannaDaniels (22), Debbie Via, AlexMiller, and Jason Collins, andhappy 56th anniversary toHayden and Mary Oiler and toJason and Rose Stoeker; on the17th is Nico Boggs (19), TylerFee (19), Max King (69), JackHonaker, Molly Crabtree, CarlWooten, Ernest Bartram, EdHenderson, and classmate CarolLeslie Wolover; on the 18th isniece Bonnie Allen Frazier, RayPerry, Williams Stevens, BobSanaki, Brittany Spangler, JoeMassie, Steve Gilliland, HelenBarnett, Edith Jenkins (83),Susan Lee, Kassady Thompson,and Brenda Gilliland, andhappy 67th anniversary to Carland Carol Swaney and to Jarrodand Lisa Hughes.

The Jackson Woman’sLeague met November 3, 2011at the Jackson Area YMCA.

The speaker for the eveningwas introduced by AnnNichting. Shadra Jenkins, CEOand Director of the JacksonArea YMCA. She explained thebackground, purpose andexpectations for the future forthe Jackson Area YMCA.

Three new members, Carol

Jean Hawker, Sue Taylor andJane Smith were initiated intothe club by President LorettaHuggins, Secretary JoannaCongrove, and TreasurerProtem Alana Billman. A briefbusiness meeting followed.Refreshments were served byhostesses. The next meetingwas set for December 1 atFlutes and Peppercorns.

Shandra Jenkins guest speaker at Jackson Women League meeting

Jackson Woman’s League new members and officers from left are Alana Billman, Carol Hawker, Sue Taylor, JaneSmith, Loretta Huggins and Joanna Congrove.

Jackson Woman’s League hostesses from left wereJoanna Congrove and Ann Nitchting.

Jackson Woman’s League Speaker, Shadra Jenkins andProgram Presenter Ann Nichting.

New arrivals at SylvesterMemorial Library.

FICTIONPiggly Wiggly Christmas by

Robert Dalby; Strangers ofMontagu Street by Karen White;Folly Beach by Dorothea BentonFrank; Tied With a Bow;Cemetery Girl by David Bell; Atthe End of the Road by GrantJenkins; Dead of Night byJonathan Maberry; As theSparks Fly Upward by GilbertMorris; River Queen by GilbertMorris; To Catch a Leaf by KateCollins; Death on a Platter byElaine Viets; Who Do, Voodoo?

By Rochelle Stabb; Triangles byEllen Hopkins; The TehranInitiative by Joel Rosenberg.

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Degree by Laurence Shatkin;Complete Guide to Prescriptionand Nonprescription Drugs 2012;Delivering Knock Your Socks OffService; Flight From Monticello:Thomas Jefferson at War byMichael Kranish; Grant’s FinalVictory by Charles Flood; I amHere by Elizabeth Bonker; Howto Buy Bank-Owned Propertiesfor Pennies on the Dollar by JeffAdams.

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Winter is fast approaching:Time to weatherize your homeWinter is fast approaching, and cold

weather normally brings high electricbills. Whether the temperature outside isextremely hot or extremely cold, yourhome’s heating and cooling system needsto work extra hard. During seasons of nor-mally high electric bills, a little workbeforehand could potentially save yousome headaches and some money. Thereare a number of things that can be doneregularly that cost no money at all and bydoing so you can reduce the amount ofunnecessary energy use.

1. Windows provide a great deal ofbeauty and entertainment for a home.They offer incredible views depending onwhere your home is located. They alsoallow large amounts of cold air into yourhome if not properly insulated. Duringthose winter sunny days, keep the blindsopen to allow the sun’s rays to heat yourhome. At night, shut the blinds to helpinsulate against the cold air. You can alsoplace plastic on the inside or outside ofyour windows. Be sure to tape the plasticsecurely to prevent any air leaks.

2. Many homes in our area have tradi-tional fireplaces, and these can potentiallybe huge energy losers. When not usingfireplaces be sure to close the damper asan open damper pulls heat out of thehouse and up the chimney. Before closingthe damper, be sure that you don’t haveany smoldering embers. If you have a fire-

place and don’t use it, block the chimneyoff with a piece of rigid insulation. Be surethe insulation fits snugly into the chimneyto prevent any air leaks.

3. Don’t linger in the shower. Reducingthe amount of time you spend in theshower can save hundreds of gallons of

water per month for a family of four.Normally, showers account for roughly2/3 of a home’s water heating costs. Bycutting your shower time in half, you canpotentially reduce your water heatingcosts by 33 percent.

If you live in a mobile home there areseveral steps you can take to lower yourelectric bills in the winter. Many oldermobile homes do not have the best insula-tion, and it is recommended that you haveyour insulation checked by a professional.

Make sure that your return air duct istightly sealed as outside air can be pulledin from the smallest crack. Since mostductwork in mobile homes is found underthe home it is suggested that skirting beplaced to at least ground level. If possible,place the skirting a couple inches belowground level to get the most out of yourheating and cooling systems. This methodalso helps to prevent small animals fromdamaging the duct system insulation orthe ductwork itself.

By taking a few extra precautions youcan start saving money on your electricbill today. For additional tips on how youcan save electricity and money, visitwww.buckeyerec.com

By taking the “Energy Savings HomeTour” on the website, you can easily calcu-late the amount of energy that you canpotentially save simply by making a fewminor adjustments in your home.

A few simple tips to helpyou save money on your

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Imagine a gallery ofChristmas trees, each one cap-turing the magic of the imagina-tions of children and thewonderof the Season. This year theFrench Art Colony, regionalmutli-arts center, is recruitinglocal youth groups and class-rooms to participate in “TheTrees of Imagination”, a specialexhibit of Christmas trees deco-rated by youth.Each group will decide on a

theme then turn their creativityloose as they create the orna-ments, tree-topper and base dec-orations. The themes are limit-less; they can be anything fromtraditional Christmas themeslike “snowmen” or “stars” tomore unique ideas, such as “jun-gle”, “recycle” or a favoritecolor.The rules are simple: The tree

must be artificial (any color) andshould be 4’ to 8’ tall.All decora-tions must be hand-made by thechildren.Adult leaders/teachersmay guide the youth throughthe process. Treesmay be lightedor without lights. (The lightsmay not have ornaments top-pers).Youth teams and their lead-

erswill set-up anddecorate theirtrees on Friday, December 9,from 10-6 p.m., or Saturday,December 10, from 10 a.m.- 2p.m.. The trees will be on dis-play beginning with the FACKids Christmas Party December10, from 3-6 p.m., and will runthrough Saturday, December 17,during normal gallery hours:Sunday, 1-5 p.m.; Tuesday-Friday, from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. andSaturday, from 10 a,m,- 3 p.m.Visitors admiring the trees

will be encouraged to “vote” fortheir favorite trees for 25 centsper vote. The group creating thetreewith themost voteswill wina Riverby Theatre Guild PuppetParty, complete with a puppetperformance for the group, atthe FAC or in their school, alongwith puppet making activitiesand more. Funds received fromthe “voting” process will sup-port the French Art Colony’sprogramming, including educa-tional outreach and FAC Kidsactivities.A limited number of trees are

available for use from the FAC.Groups may also provide theirown artificial tree for the display.Participation in “The Trees of

Imagination” is free, as is theFACKids Christmas Party eventand experiencing the exhibit.For more information on The

French Art Colony’s “The Treesof Imagination”, please contactJoseph Wright, ExecutiveDirector, at 740-446-3834. Spacefor participation is limited andadvance registration is requiredby December 3. For a completelist of French Art ColonyHoliday events and activities,visit www.frenchartcolony.org.The Ohio Arts Council

helped fund this organizationwith state tax dollars to encour-age economic growth, educa-tional excellence and culturalenrichment for all Ohioans.

WELLSTON—TheWellstonPost of AMVETS, Post 327,would like to announce itsHoliday raffle. This year thePost is raffling off 10 HolidayBarbie dolls as a way to earnmoney to serve area veteransand their families during thisseason.There are a total of 10 dolls

being raffled as a whole group.The collection consists of: 1997,1998, Millennium, 2000 Blonde,2000 Brunette, 2001, 2002, 2003,2005 Blonde, and 2005Brunette. The Dolls weredonated by Post 327, the ParkerFamily, Calvin, Lisa and Jon, allveterans and all lifetime mem-bers of AMVETS.For information on the raffle

or to obtain tickets, please con-tact Fred Farleigh at: 740-384-3103 or any Post 327 member.The last day to buy tickets willbe December 23. The drawingwill be at 5 p.m. on the 23rd.AMVETS (or American

Veterans) has a proud historyof assisting veterans and spon-soring numerous programsthat serve our country and itscitizens. The helping hand thatAMVETS extends to veteransand their families takes manyforms.One of the most visible is

the AMVETS network oftrained national service officers

(NSOs) accredited by theDepartment of VeteransAffairs. Funded by theAMVETS National ServiceFoundation, these dedicatedmen and women can be foundin close to 40 states, providingsound advice and promptaction on compensationclaims at no charge to the vet-eran.In addition to the work of

our national service officers,other AMVETS members, aswell as those in the AMVETSLadies Auxiliary, will devoteas many as 250,000 hours of

free time a year to brighten thelives of hospitalized veterans.AMVETS is always seekingvolunteers to assist in theseoutreach programs.If you know of a veteran in

need, or a returning servicemember from the Iraq/Afghanistan war, please con-tact: Dave Barker of theChillicothe VA Center at 773-1141 ext. 7487 for an appoint-ment at the Wellston Post, ORthe county AMVETSCommissioner, Hayden Oilerat 286-3004. Oiler’s cell num-ber is 418-6216.

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Cheryl Gaus

February 2011 Gives up yoga due to arthritis

June 2011 Undergoes double knee replacement

August 2011 Completes rehabilitation therapy

September 2011 Experiencing new twist on life

Living proofthat replacing a knee is better than replacing the activities you love.Cheryl Gaus wasn’t going to let a family history of arthritis stop her from doing the things she loves. So when her orthopaedic surgeon recommended total knee replacement as an option, she jumped (rather gingerly) at the chance. In fact, Cheryl was so eager to get back on her yoga mat and back to her other activities, that she had both knees

replaced at the same time. And with the encouragement of her physical therapists and her husband, Mike, Cheryl is now twisting and turning to her heart’s – and knees – content. Living proof that new knees can bring back the good old you. To learn more about Adena’s comprehensive orthopaedic services, visit us online at www.adena.org/ortho.

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These Barbie dolls are to be raffled off with proceeds tobenefit area veterans.

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The FrenchArt Colony to host Trees of Imagination

AAA Great Vacations EXPO announcedCOLUMBUS— AAA Ohio

Auto Club is gearing up for thefourth annual AAA GreatVacations EXPO, slated forJanuary 20-22, 2012. Billed as aone-stop shop for everythingrelated to travel, the eventoffers Central Ohio consumersinformation and EXPO-onlydeals, along with the best travelvalues on everything from exot-ic cruises and European vaca-tions to affordable escapes thatare close to home.With more than 250 exhibits,

attractions and events, theEXPO is a destination in itself.Favorite travel spots come alivewith interactive events andexperiences that are as enter-taining as they are helpful andeducational. Specific attractionareas within the EXPO willinclude:• Vacation Marketplace:

Travelers are encouraged tocome with their calendar ofavailable dates and favoriteform of payment to be preparedto book trips and buy travelaccessories at best-ever prices.• Great Outdoors

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Live entertainment, events,appearances and workshopsare led by leading travel expertsthat entertain and educate.• Play in Your Own

Backyard Pavilion: Thanks toExperience Columbus, guestswill discover unforgettabletravel experiences that are asnearby as they are affordable.This year the Pavilion will cele-brate Columbus’ 200th birthdaywhile introducing EXPO gueststo the region’s favorite experi-ences.The AAA Great Vacations

EXPO opens Friday, January 20and runs through Sunday,January 22, at Franklin CountyVeterans Memorial in down-town Columbus. Show hoursare Friday 12 p.m. - 8 p.m.,Saturday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., andSunday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Ticketsare available at the door or atanyAAAOhioAuto Club store,beginning December 1, for $9 or$6 for any AAA member.Children ages 16 and under areadmitted at no charge. Foradditional event details or topurchase tickets in advance,

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Pictured at recent Jackson County PERI meeting is Elizabeth Yerian in front of fellow2011 officers, from left, Nancy Brammer, treasurer; Gary Cash, vice-president; and ChipSmalley, president.

Yerian honored at PERI meeting for 22 years of serviceElizabeth Yerian and

Attorney Lorene Johnston hadmajor roles in the Thursday,October 20 meeting of theJackson Chapter PublicEmployee RetirementInc.(PERI) at the Faith LutheranChurch. Elizabeth was thankedfor her 22 years of faithful serv-ice as chapter secretary andAttorney Johnston spoke to thegroup concerning legal docu-ments most persons shouldpossess.During the past 22 years as

PERI secretary, ElizabethYerian served with 11 presi-dents, eight vice- presidents,three treasurers and since 1990with four legislative represen-tatives. Elizabeth resigned thesecretary’s position due to herimpending move to

Chillicothe. Tom Woebkenberg,Wellston, was elected to com-plete the remainder of her term.Attorney Johnston present-

ed a highly informative pro-gram that described why mosteveryone today needs to havefour legal documents in place.They are a Will, a generalPower of Attorney, a LivingWill, and aHealthcare Power ofAttorney.She noted that it is wise for

youth members in our familieswho reach age 18 to have theirown documents as they arelegally adults and parents nolonger have total control. Ms.Johnston cited examples fromher legal career how failure tohave these documents havecomplicated, prolonged andeven resulted in outcomes

drastically different than fromwhat persons really intended.She said legally recognizedforms for preparing your ownLiving Will and HealthcarePower ofAttorney are availableon the internet and elsewhere-Person’s complete neededinformation and sign them inthe presence of a notary public.Then she noted keep the

original signed copy, but pho-tocopy and distribute copies ofboth documents to the doctors,clinics and hospitals you nor-mally utilize so they can havethem on file. Johnston said thatpreparation of a Will andGeneral Power of Attorney areperhaps best done with theassistance of an attorney, andfor most situations costs areminimal.

GoBus all wrapped up for first birthdayATHENS—Ayear ago a new

transportation service, GoBus,began connecting Athens andother communities along US 33and SR 32 to Columbus andCincinnati for only $10 one way.This month GoBus is celebratinga very successful first year.More than 26,000 passengers

rode GoBus in its first year ofoperation. While the need forsuch transportation is well doc-umented, no one expected the

level of success this program hasachieved. With ridership aver-aging more than 2,200 ridersevery month, GoBus hascaught on in a big way. AsGoBus moves into its secondyear of operation, it is expectedto continue to grow in popular-ity and continue to helpSouthern Ohio communities tomove forward.In time for the service’s first

birthday, our GoBus fleet was

wrapped in a new fun, eyecatching design. The design wascreated by a local graphicdesigner and artist, KevinMorgan, and features the sky-lines of Athens, Columbus, andCincinnati alongwith the rollinghills of Southern Ohio.For more information con-

tact, Carolyn Conley, GoBusManager, HockingAthens PerryCommunity Action, 740-767-4500 or Carolyn@hapcap.org

Busy November meeting forJackson Lioness Club

The Jackson Lioness Clubmet on Wednesday, November9 at four Winds Community.Sandy Borden, CommunityOutreach Coordinator, wel-comed the members and a deli-cious dinner, prepared by thestaff, was served.Lions District Vice

Governor, Richard Tipplespoke briefly about upcoming

Lions Club events on the local,state and national level.Lioness Mary Montgomery

reported that the candy storewas set to open on November14 and remain open until thecandy has all been sold.The next Lioness Club

meeting will be at the home ofLioness Janet Kearns onDecember 14.

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A8 Tuesday, December 6, 2011 The Times-Journal, Jackson County, OhioChristmas� �

Scenes from the Jackson and Oak Hill Christmas Parades

The Oak Hill Marching Oaks are pictured on East Main Street in Oak Hill Saturdayafternoon during the Oak Hill Christmas parade.

Pictured are the youth of the Oak Hill Church of the Nazarene singing Christmas carols.

The Oak Hill Festival of Flags royalty are pictured.

The Oak Hill Police lead the Oak Hill Christmas parade.

Oak Hill Mayor-Elect RoyMcCarty, left, chats with OakHill Police Chief Chris Gruberfollowing the ChristmasParade.

The Marching Ironmen looked festive as they performed through the parade route inJackson.

Pictured is the Jackson County Apple Festival royaltywaving in the Jackson Christmas Parade.

Pictured is the Jackson County Fair royal-ty waving in the Jackson Christmas Parade.

Pictured are the cars of yesteryear driving through theJackson Christmas Parade.

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BY BUZZ FISHERSports Writer

WILLOW WOOD — TheOak Hill Oaks went on the roadFriday night to open the 2011-12boys basketball season, andcame away with a 68-36 victoryover the Symmes Valley Vikings.

Both teams showed earlyrust on the offensive end, asthe Oaks only made 9-of-26(34.6-percent) field goals in thefirst half. However, SymmesValley made a paltry 3-of-24(12.5-percent).

Despite the poor shooting,the Oaks trailed only once inthe entire game, when AlecHerrell connected on a three-pointer from the wing with 6:43remaining in the first quarter.

However, Oak Hill’s LukeHammond broke a 3-3 tie witha three-pointer from the top of

the key to give Oak Hill thelead for good.

Mitch Corn made a pair offree throws to make it 7-5 with4:20 to play, but the Oaks wenton an 11-3 run and led 18-8 atthe end of the first quarter.

Poor shooting continued inthe second quarter, as the Oakshit 3-of-14 from the field, ascompared to 1-of-15 forSymmes Valley.

The Vikings missed ninestraight shots and didn’t scoreuntil 2:28 remaining in the sec-ond quarter, but by then, theOaks were on an 11-2 run andtook a 31-14 lead at halftime.

Oak Hill continued to pullaway in the second half, pos-sessing overall control on theboards, along with betteroffensive production.

The Oaks finished thegame shooting 23-of-55 for

41.8-percent.They also dominated on the

boards with a 45-31 advantagein rebounds.

Three Oaks scored in dou-ble digits led by Hammondwith 20 points, while NickGaines added 14 points andDrew Haislop had 11.

Hammond and Haislop hita pair of three-pointers apiece.

“I thought we played prettywell for an opener. We startedwith good defensive intensityand we shot well in spurts,”said Oak Hill head coach NormPersin. “Anytime you go on theroad and win by 30, you’ve gotto be happy. But I told the kidswe have to get better, individu-ally and as a team.

Austin Baldwin paced theVikings with eight points,while Herrell and ZaneWheeler had seven and sixpoints respectively.

Coach Persin was pleasedwith the effort of Hammondand Gaines, as well as KyleLove (nine points) off the bench.

“There were some brightspots, but we have a lot ofthings we need to correct aswell,” Persin said.

Oak Hill returns to actiontonight in its home openeragainst Whiteoak.

* * *Oak Hill 18 13 20 17 — 68Symmes Valley 8 6 9 13 — 36

OAK HILL 68 (1-0)Garrin Stiltner 2 2-2 7, Nathan

Kidd 0 1-2 1, Nick Gaines 6 2-4 14,Drew Haislop 3 3-4 11, Jordan Fisher1 0-0 2, Kyle Love 3 2-2 9, LukeHammond 7 4-4 20, Josh Kisor 1 2-54; TOTALS 23 16-23 68; Three-pointgoals: 6 (Drew Haislop and LukeHammond 2 apiece, Garrin Stiltnerand Kyle Love 1 apiece)

SYMMES VALLEY 36 (0-1)Alec Herrell 3 0-0 7, Zane

Wheeler 2 0-0 6, Dylan Pelletier 1 2-24, Lane Wilson 0 1-2 1, TannerConley 2 1-2 5, Austin Baldwin 4 0-08, Mitch Corn 0 3-4 3, Tyler Rowe 0 2-2 2; TOTALS 12 9-12 36; Three-pointgoals: 3 (Zane Wheeler 2, AlecHerrell 1)

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WWeeddnneessddaayy,, NNoovv.. 3300BOWLING

Zane Trace def. Wellston 1,635-1,349 (boys match)

Zane Trace def. Wellston 1,439-1,068 (girls match)

GIRLS BASKETBALLWarren 78, Meigs 13

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SOC IIOak Hill 61, South Webster 30Wheelersburg at Portsmouth

West, ppd.Minford 47, Waverly 28Valley 55, Northwest 35

OthersJackson 49, Vinton County 18Wellston 49, Southeastern 37Logan Elm 62, Alexander 18Fairland 86, Meigs 29Gallipolis 45, River Valley 37Logan 46, Fairfield Union 27Chillicothe 50, Groveport 48, 2OT

FFrriiddaayy,, DDeecc.. 22GIRLS BASKETBALL

Zane Trace 46, Alexander 13BOYS BASKETBALL

McClain 60, Jackson 41Oak Hill 68, Symmes Valley 36Valley 62, Pike Eastern 55F.F. Green 39, Portsmouth West 35Portsmouth Notre Dame 57,

South Webster 53Northwest 45, Portsmouth Clay

42, OTWaverly 57, Washington Court

House 44Alexander 46, Trimble 39Athens 74, Morgan 45Meigs Eastern 45, Meigs 43New Lexington 79, Nelsonville-

York 71

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Logan Elm def. Wellston 1,991-1,487 (boys match)

Logan Elm def. Wellston 1,442-842 (girls match)

WRESTLINGWellston among teams at Meigs

InvitationalGIRLS BASKETBALL

Portsmouth 53, PortsmouthWest 47

BOYS BASKETBALLHuntington 63, Vinton County 49

(at Zane Trace Tipoff Classic)Zane Trace 74, Valley 72, 2OTWarren 99, Meigs 40Gallipolis 47, Rock Hill 45

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SOC IIOak Hill 78, Northwest 28 Portsmouth West 55, Waverly 37South Webster 54, Minford 36Valley 45, Wheelersburg 37

OthersWellston 73, Rose Hill Christian

(Ky.) 33Morgan 61, Athens 56 Meigs at River ValleyChesapeake at Gallipolis

TTooddaayyGIRLS BASKETBALL

Vinton County at MariettaBOYS BASKETBALL

Jackson at WheelersburgWhiteoak at Oak HillChillicothe at Canal WinchesterGallipolis at FairlandBloom-Carroll at LoganAthens at WarrenSouth Webster at PortsmouthPortsmouth Clay at MinfordIronton at ValleyWest Union at Portsmouth WestAlexander at Meigs EasternAmanda-Clearcreek at

Nelsonville-York

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Jackson at Vinton County, 6 p.m.GIRLS BASKETBALL

SEOALJackson at PortsmouthChillicothe at LoganGallipolis at Warren

BOYS BASKETBALLNorthwest at Portsmouth Notre

Dame

TThhuurrssddaayy,, DDeecc.. 88BOWLING

Wellston at Huntington, 4:30 p.m.(at Chillicothe Shawnee Lanes)

GIRLS BASKETBALLSOC II

Waverly at Oak HillMinford at NorthwestValley at Portsmouth WestWheelersburg at South Webster

TVC-OHIOWellston at Alexander, 6:30 p.m.

(varsity only)

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Oaks open with blowout win over Vikings

Luke Hammond

Submitted photo by Jenny Williams

2011 JHS football all-academic

The Jackson High School football team and cheerleaders recently held their season-end banquet. The following football players and varsitycheerleaders earned all-academic honors. Pictured are, front row from left, Nathan Parks, Kennedy Shasteen, Shelby Reynolds, Courtney Hattle,Haley Swackhammer, Karena Fulks, Kerrigan Hoover and Madison Ridout; back row, Jarren Johnson, Reagan Williams, Nick Bachtel, AlecOsborne, Brandon Gilliland, Andrew Carter, Jay Spires, Drew Ervin and Austin Osborne. Absent when the photo was taken were Steven Kearns,Andrew Bridges, Alan Parana and Paige Strawser.

Dusty Cremeans Blake Downard Thomas Scaggs

Nick Derrow Lane Bunnell

2011 all-Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division golf team*Dusty Mullins Alexander Jr.Tyler Daniels Alexander Sr.Zach Weffler Alexander Sr.*Blake Downard Wellston Sr.*Thomas Scaggs Wellston Sr.Nick Derrow Wellston Sr.Lane Bunnell Wellston Jr.Michael Frame Athens So.*Jacob Pratt Athens Jr.*Treay McKinney Meigs Jr.Brandon Fiores Nelsonville York Jr.Garrett Betts Vinton County Sr.

Most Valuable Player: Blake Downard, WellstonCoach of the Year: Dusty Cremeans, Wellston

*denotes repeat selection from 2010 all-TVC-Ohio squad(Dusty Mullins of Alexander, Blake Downard of Wellston andThomas Scaggs of Wellston were all-TVC-Ohio selections in 2009)

2011 Final TVC-Ohio Standings1. (tie) Alexander 9-11. (tie) Wellston 9-13. Athens 6-44. Meigs 3-75. Nelsonville York 2-86. Vinton County 1-9

2011 all-TVC-Ohio Golf Team

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Rocket placers at Meigs meet

Pictured are members ofthe Wellston High Schoolwrestling team whichplaced at Saturday’s MeigsInvitational Tournament atMeigs High School.Pictured are, from left, assis-tant coach Sean Cook, ChrisKinnamon (4th-place in 120-pound weight class), WesBame (2nd-place in 152-pound weight class),Brandon Foughty (2nd placein 170-pound weight class),David King (3rd-place in285-pound weight class),Cody Blake (3rd-place in145-pound weight class) andhead coach Tad Lockard.

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Athens at Vinton CountyNelsonville-York at Meigs

OthersManchester at Portsmouth

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SOC IIPortsmouth West at Oak HillSouth Webster at NorthwestMinford at ValleyWaverly at Wheelersburg

TVC-OHIOWellston at AlexanderAthens at Vinton CountyNelsonville-York at Meigs

OthersRiver Valley at JacksonChesapeake at GallipolisPortsmouth at South PointWarren at Belpre

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Jackson among teams at WarrenInvitational, 10 a.m.

Wellston among teams at LoganInvitational, 9 a.m.

GIRLS BASKETBALLSEOAL

Chillicothe at JacksonLogan at Gallipolis, 1 p.m.Warren at Portsmouth

OthersPortsmouth Clay at ValleyRaceland (Ky.) vs. Portsmouth West

BOYS BASKETBALLLogan at NewarkChillicothe at Dayton StiversPortsmouth at IrontonGallipolis at AthensMeigs at River ValleyNelsonville-York at Trimble

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Jackson Elks Lodge ‘Hoop Shoot’ set

The Jackson Elks Lodge No.466 will hold its annual “HoopShoot” contest on Saturday,Dec. 10 in the Jackson HighSchool Field House.

Registration will begin at10:30 a.m. with the contest setto begin at 11 a.m.

This is a free-throw shootingcontest open to boys and girlsages eight thru 13.

Age is determined by the ageof the contestant on April 1, 2012.

There is no cost to participate.For more information, please

contact Craig Byler at (740) 710-0486.

Sports Briefs

COLUMBUS (AP) — The2011 Associated Press DivisionII all-Ohio high school footballteam, based on the recommen-dations of a state media panel:

DIVISION IIFirst Team

OFFENSE: Ends — Kyle Nowlin,Cin. Harrison, 6-0, 205, sr.; RobbyBuckwald, Lodi Cloverleaf, 6-1, 190, jr.;Matt Eckhardt, Avon, 5-11, 185, sr..Linemen — Damon Dillard, Cols.Marion-Franklin, 6-5, 345, jr.; TaylorDecker, Vandalia-Butler, 6-8, 315, sr.;Anthony Stanko, Warren Howland, 6-5,290, sr.; Troy Watson, Aurora, 6-6, 285, sr;Mike Brown, Sandusky, 6-3, 272, sr.Quarterbacks — Corry Benson, Cols.Marion-Franklin, 6-0, 187, jr.; NathanStock, Dresden Tri-Valley, 6-3, 185, jr.;Justin O’Rourke, Avon, 5-10, 165, sr.; JakeSchneider, Maumee, 5-10, 175, sr.; TraChapman, Kent Roosevelt, 6-2, 200, jr.;Michael Simpson, Trotwood-Madison,6-3, 205, sr. Backs — Fred Lee, Cols. West,5-5, 145, sr.; Israel Green, Trotwood-Madison, 5-9, 200, jr.; Aregeros Turner,Copley, 5-11, 180, jr.; Connor Pickens,Wapakoneta, 6-0, 215, sr. Kickers —Jimmy Gammill, New Albany, 6-1, 180,sr.; Ross Martin, Cuyahoga Falls WalshJesuit, 5-10, 183, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — TerrellJackson, Cols. Marion-Franklin, 6-3,271, sr.; Micah Carter, Perrysburg, 5-9,230, sr.; Jimmy Rousher, Canfield, 6-3,255, sr.; Jon Perrin, Tol. Cent. Cath., 6-1, 305, jr. Linebackers — Dakota Hill,New Philadelphia, 5-10 200, jr.; BillySkerkavich, Madison, 6-0, 205, sr.;Deon’tae Moore, Akron Kenmore, 6-3,205, jr.; Mike McCray, Trotwood-Madison, 6-4, 230, jr. Backs — George“Bam” Bradley, Trotwood-Madison, 6-2, 215, sr.; Troy Robinson, Cols. Mifflin,5-9, 165, sr.; Cameron Burrows,Trotwood-Madison, 6-1, 190, jr.;Taurice Scott, Alliance, 5-10, 165, sr.;Alex Kocheff, Chagrin Falls Kenston,5-11, 180, sr. Punter — AnthonyMelchiori, Aurora, 6-0, 190, sr.

Offensive player of the year:Michael Simpson, Trotwood-Madison

Defensive players of the year:Billy Skerkavich, Madison; Deon’taeMoore, Akron Kenmore

Coaches of the year: ChrisMcFarland, Norwalk; Andy Olds,Kings Mills Kings

Second TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Dameyion

Smith, Sandusky, 5-10, 160, sr.; TuckerLinder, Tallmadge, 6-4, 205, sr.; GregHarrison, Avon, 6-1, 235, sr.; MarquiseJones, Ashland, 6-0, 160, sr.; IanMcFarland, Zanesville, 5-9, 155, sr.Linemen — Trent Fielding, SunburyBig Walnut, 6-3, 275, sr.; Paul Barrow,New Philadelphia, 6-1, 215, sr.;Lawrence Mosley, Trotwood-Madison,6-2, 230, jr.; Thomas Scarberry,Madison, 6-4, 250, sr.; Chris Schwartz,Wapakoneta, 6-0, 220, sr. Quarterbacks— Lucas Poggiali, Sandusky, 6-2, 187,sr.; Wes Hudson, Zanesville, 5-11, 180,sr. Backs — Jamal Johnson, NewPhiladelphia, 5-6, 160, soph.; JamireWestbrook, Kings Mills Kings, 5-10,195, sr.; De’Veon, Smith, WarrenHowland, 6-0, 215, jr.; MarquisWinston, Sandusky, 5-7, 175, sr.Kickers — Matthew Amicone,Dresden Tri-Valley, 5-7, 170, sr.; GregGallaway, Ashland, 5-10, 160, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — VincentMeck, Cols. Brookhaven, 6-0, 238, sr.;Brady Vanover, Kings Mills Kings, 6-0,220, jr.; Chris Beal, Tallmadge, 6-1, 245, sr.;Arlington McClinton, Grafton Midview,6-6, 230, sr. Linebackers — CoreyPaulino, Uniontown Lake, 6-3, 206, sr.;Matt Tomlin, Avon, 5-11, 190, sr.; EvanKarchner, Maumee, 5-11, 225, sr.; DillonHeadrick, Akron Coventry, 6-0, 195, jr.Backs — Kevin Kraft, Wapakoneta, 6-0,170, sr.; Jacob Mullins, Avon, 5-11, 170, sr.;Josh Griffin, Cols. West, 5-10, 165, jr.;Jordan Italiano, Canfield, 5-11, 205, sr.;Jayme Thompson, Tol. Cent. Cath., 6-1,180, jr. Punter — Adam Horrocks, Avon,5-11, 165, sr.

Third TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Eric Lauer,

Grafton Midview, 6-3, 185, jr.; JonahBoyer, Tiffin Columbian, 5-9, 165, sr.;Jeremy Fivecoait, Vincent Warren, 6-3,210, sr. Linemen — Reno Reda,Pataskala Watkins Memorial, 6-6, 250,sr.; Jon Cipa, Tallmadge, 6-4, 290, sr.;Cole Lautzenheiser, Louisville, 6-3,308, sr.; David Gilchrist, GraftonMidview, 6-4, 245, sr.; Carter Mullins,Tiffin Columbian, 6-0, 260, sr.Quarterback — Cody Callaway,Grafton Midview, 6-1, 170, soph. Backs— Austin Jones, Dresden Tri-Valley, 5-9, 185, jr.; Aaron Male, Akron Ellet, 5-10, 175, sr.; Brock Jones, CuyahogaFalls Walsh Jesuit, 5-10, 190, sr.; RossDouglas, Avon, 5-10, 175, jr. Kickers —Evan Berg, Kings Mills Kings, 6-1, 195,jr.; Brad Young, Avon, 5-9, 155, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — ThomasDexter, Canal Winchester, 6-2, 200,sr.; Joshmere Dawson, Akron East, 6-0, 240, sr. Linebackers — Sean Horan,Kings Mills Kings, 5-11, 210, sr.; J.T.Haughey, Aurora, 6-2, 205, sr.; CodyThompson, Mansfield Madison, 6-2,220, sr.; Brendan Wilson,Wapakoneta, 5-10, 170, sr. Backs —Stefan Willis, Akron Firestone, 6-0,170, sr.; Rich Graves, Kent Roosevelt,5-7, 175, sr.; Tristen Jeffries, Sandusky,6-1, 183, sr.; Christian Watkins, N.Ridgeville, 6-0, 190, sr. Punter — GioMasi, Lexington, 5-9, 148, soph.

Special MentionJoe Alverson, Cols. Marion-

Franklin; Austin Whitlatch, CanalWinchester; Kyle Radabaugh, Cols.Whetstone; B.J. Hedges, Cols.Hamilton Township; Chris Skura,Worthington Kilbourne; JamesDuncan, Cols. Beechcroft; DerrickPope, Cols. Mifflin; Jason Griffith,Sunbury Big Walnut; Louis Baker,Cols. Mifflin; Garrett Dandrea,Sunbury Big Walnut; Ronnie Dawson,Pataskala Licking Heights; BrandonWright, Ashville Teays Valley; BradFenton, Mount Vernon; ShaquilleMinnifield, Cols. Beechcroft; BillyHodge, Ashville Teays Valley; CalebBeans, New Philadelphia; HunterJoseph, New Philadelphia; DarStanford, Zanesville; LoganWisecarver, Dresden Tri-Valley; RyanGodfrey, New Philadelphia; BrodyBarbee, New Philadelphia; CasedyGoins, Zanesville; Daniel Sensabaugh,Dresden Tri-Valley; Cole Cameron,Dresden Tri-Valley; Connor Argento,New Philadelphia; Derek Wisnieski,New Philadelphia; Justin Ward, NewPhiladelphia; Seth Harrison, NewPhiladelphia; Dylan Tandy,Zanesville; Tyler Collopy, DresdenTri-Valley; Kole Buckley, Zanesville;Jesse Kandel, New Philadelphia; JoshBischel, New Philadelphia; J.T.McFarland, Zanesville; Austin Craig,Zanesville; J.T. Campbell, DresdenTri-Valley; Dustin “Dedder” Baker,Marietta; Cory McCarty, Logan; JalenJones, Chillicothe; Tyler Roe,Chillicothe; Austin Henthorn, VincentWarren; Jared Cook, Cin. Anderson;Jesse McCann, Wilmington; KennedyCook, Kings Mills Kings; CraigMcCorkle, Cin. Winton Woods; AaronKemper, Cin. Winton Woods; KevinRichardson, Piqua; FrankHeimkreiter, Hamilton Ross; TrevonWilliams-Brown, Trotwood-Madison;Cody Lotton, Hamilton Ross; JakeTarvin, Harrison; Demond Jackson,Cin. Mount Healthy; Shane Kelly, Cin.Turpin; Joe Ziccardi, ChesterlandWest Geauga; Da’Vonte Price, EastCleve. Shaw; Darryl Richards,Chagrin Falls Kenston; AnthonySmall, East Cleve. Shaw; WillBlankenship, Chardon; MarkoPalumbo, Chagrin Falls Kenston;William Woods, East Cleve. Shaw;Dajunn Graham, Maple Hts.; ArronPipkins, Maple Hts.; Kyle Woerner,Geneva; Garrett Primer, Madison;Kevin Niebes, Chesterland WestGeauga; Evan Rieke, Olmsted Falls;Andy Bryan, Chesterland WestGeauga; Jason O’Bryan, Madison;Nick Cuthbert, Chesterland WestGeauga; Eric Meehan, Olmsted Falls;Brennan Laird, Olmsted Falls; DirkWeisenburger, Norwalk; SteveMowry, Ashland; Amir Edwards, Tol.Cent. Cath.; Van Williams, Sandusky;Adam Wolbert, Ashland; JimJohnston, Tol. Cent. Cath.; Isaac Perry,Norwalk

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2011 Associated Press DivisionV All-Ohio high school footballteam, based on the recommen-dations of a state media panel:

DIVISION VFirst Team

OFFENSE: Ends — Jerad Butter,Bucyrus Wynford, 6-5, 220, sr.;Mitchell Campbell, Versailles, 6-4,195, sr.; Evan Jones, W. LafayetteRidgewood, 6-6, 242, sr. Linemen —Brady Whiting, Marion Pleasant, 6-4, 205, sr.; C.J. Wise, WoodsfieldMonroe Cent., 6-6, 235, sr.; NathanGoodhart, Cin. Summit CountyDay, 6-2, 300, sr.; Paul Kelbly,Smithville, 6-5, 301, sr.; JustinGillen, Liberty Ctr., 6-4, 260,sr.Quarterbacks — Tyler Kinchen,Woodsfield Monroe Cent., 6-1, 230,sr.; Nick Campbell, Versailles, 6-0,163, soph. Backs — Josh Makuch,Baltimore Liberty Union, 5-10, 175,sr.; Luke Keller, Lucasville Valley, 6-2, 205, sr.; Damon Washington,Kirtland, 5-10, 160, jr.; MasonMinnich, Ashland Crestview, 5-9,190, sr.; Ja’les Hughes, CampbellMemorial, 5-10, 170, sr. Kicker —Jared Lyon, Kirtland, 5-11, 180, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — ReidMasters, Marion Pleasant, 5-11, 205,sr.; Maverick Long, Anna, 6-1, 250, jr.;Chaney Fulton, W. Jefferson, 6-0, 220,sr.; Cannon Schroeder, Kirtland, 6-2,215, soph.; Mark Brunet, Coldwater,6-3, 205, sr. Linebackers — KellanMutschelknaus, SugarcreekGaraway, 5-11, 190, jr.; Dakota Hook,Nelsonville-York, 5-10, 160, sr.;Christian Hauber, Kirtland, 6-2, 225,sr.; Bryan Hefflinger, Liberty Ctr., 6-0,220, sr.; Jesse Curry, Youngs.Ursuline, 5-10, 205, sr. Backs —Oliver Rouch, Grandview Hts., 6-1,200, sr.; Caleb Siefring, Coldwater, 5-10, 170, jr.; Tyler Moeglin, LouisvilleAquinas, 5-9, 160, sr.; Dakota Conkle,Findlay Liberty-Benton, 6-2, 190, sr.Punter — Kyle Bergman, Coldwater,6-0, 175, jr.

Offensive players of the year:Luke Keller, Lucasville Valley;Damon Washington, Kirtland

Defensive players of the year:Christian Hauber, Kirtland; JesseCurry, Youngs. Ursuline

Coaches of the year: JasonPeters, Grandview Hts.; TigerLaVerde, Kirtland

Second TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Josh Davis,

Bellaire, 5-9, 150, sr.; Jake DiCello, E.Palestine, 5-8, 155, sr.; Shane Lambert,Columbia Station Columbia, 5-8, 165,sr. Linemen — Andy Treasure,Grandview Hts., 6-3, 215, jr.; ChrisFairchild, Oak Hill, 6-2, 300, sr.; NickReier, Anna, 6-0, 180, jr.; ShaquonMcWilson, Campbell Memorial, 6-4,330, jr.; Sean Griesdorn, Lima Cent.Cath., 6-4, 275, sr. Quarterbacks —Cody Williams, W. Jefferson, 5-10, 165,sr.; Tyler O’Connor, Lima Cent. Cath.,6-3, 211, sr.; Zach Chatlain, BucyrusWynford, 6-3, 220, sr. Backs — BlakeBuckhannon, Collins Western Reserve,5-10, 195, sr.; Reid Hutchinson,Frankfort Adena, 5-10, 190, sr.; DustinYoung, Nelsonville-York, 5-10, 175, sr.Kicker — Brandon Garlough, TippCity Bethel, 5-11, 175, jr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — JustinCarver, Mt. Gilead, 6-3, 215, sr.; C.J.Collins, Columbiana Crestview, 6-4,210, sr.; Steven Petroff, AshlandCrestview, 5-10, 190, sr.; JakeCarrizales, Hamler Patrick Henry, 6-2, 230, jr. Linebackers — Jesse Stoudt,Barnesville, 6-0, 207, sr.; GregBender, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant,6-1, 210, sr.; Eric Depinet, BascomHopewell-Loudon, 6-0, 200, sr. Backs— Ryan Snyder, Marion Pleasant, 5-11, 185, sr.; Micheal Mack, W.Liberty-Salem, 5-10, 170, sr.;Dewaylan Letlow, CampbellMemorial, 6-3, 185, sr.; Jason Moore,Oberlin, 6-1, 175, jr. Punter — BrettSockman, Centerburg, 5-8, 140, jr.

Third TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Logan

Sendelbach, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon, 6-3, 165, sr.; Joe Ohlin, NewMadison Springfield, 6-1, 160, sr.;Chandler Shryock,Newcomerstown, 6-2, 175, sr.Linemen — Foster Tucker, ColumbiaStation Columbia, 6-2, 225, jr.; AlexDamschroeder, Carey, 6-3, 280, sr.;Gunner Shock, Hicksville, 5-9, 210,sr. Quarterbacks — Tyler Walter,Sugarcreek Garaway, 6-0, 170, sr.;Spencer Badia, Bellaire, 5-9, 150,soph.; Blake Yates, Lucasville Valley,6-3, 175, sr; John Banyasz, ColumbiaStation Columbia, 6-2, 185, sr. Backs— Blair Wolcutt, Cardington-Lincoln, 5-7, 165, sr.; LaDon Laney,Jr., Cin. Summit Country Day, 6-0,200, sr. Kicker — Lincoln Parsley,Archbold, 5-9, 150, soph.

DEFENSE: Linemen — GusSchwieterman, Tipp City Bethel, 6-4,215, jr.; Michael Lizeski, Milford Ctr.Fairbanks 5-11, 230, sr.; Joel Rich,Louisville Aquinas, 6-4, 220, jr.;Linebackers — Jake Ziegler, W.Lafayette Ridgewood, 5-11, 190, sr.;Kyle Exline, Salineville Southern, 6-2,235, sr.; Drew Randleman, Oberlin, 5-8, 220, sr.; Seth Kleppen, Hicksville, 6-0, 215, sr. Backs — Anthony Davis,Youngs. Ursuline, 6-0, 195, sr.; JustinMiller, Hicksville, 6-1, 190, sr.; RyanLoncar, Kirtland, 5-10, 175, soph.; TreMcIntyre, North Lewisburg Triad, 6-1,185, so. Punter — Kirk Yates, FrankfortAdena, 6-2, 175, sr.

Special MentionDevlin McDaniel, Marion

Pleasant; Logan McGovern,Centerburg; Dalton Greenwalt, W.Jefferson; Marcus Keeran, BaltimoreLiberty Union; David Kelly, W.Jefferson; Jacob Sutton, Centerburg;Jason Franks, Grandview Hts.; ChaseCochran, Centerburg; Justin Klee,Marion Elgin; Cody McGuire,Fredericktown; Trevor Miller, MarionPleasant; Mat Harvey, W. Jefferson;Payton Vanderkooi, Mount Gilead;Shane Crum, Sarahsville Shenandoah;Trent Lingo, W. Lafayette Ridgewood;Gabe Elmore, Sugarcreek Garaway;Duane Troyer, Sugarcreek Garaway;Juwan Whetstone, Bellaire; TylerDavis, Sarahsville Shenandoah; StevenFarrow, Sugarcreek Garaway; JoeHolmes, W. Lafayette Ridgewood; IanWells, Barnesville; Dalton Conroy,Bellaire; Matt Ayres, Newcomerstown;Tyler Fitzpatrick, Barnesville;Christian Edmund, Bellaire; TyroneKinchen, Woodsfield Monroe Cent.;Eric Schie, Sugarceek Garaway; CodyMullet, Sugarcreek Garaway; MichaelLeasure, Sarahsville Shenandoah;Lenard Davidson, W. LafayetteRidgewood; Dakota Albertson, W.Lafayette Ridgewood; Trey Wilds,Ironton Rock Hill; Rob Dwyer,Lucasville Valley; Daniel Kline,Nelsonville-York; Dakota Jones,Crooksville; Curt Crabtree, LucasvilleValley; Eric Ball, Wheelersburg; BradyBurton, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant;Ryan Mickle, Frankfort Adena; KyleMoore, Nelsonville-York; Alex Shears,Wheelersburg; Nathan Dean,Nelsonville-York; Adam Bricker, W.Ports. Portsmouth W.; Steven Hall,Chillicothe Southeastern; Colten Gill,Crooksville; Phillip Carnes, W. Ports.Portsmouth W.; James Suttles, CoalGrove Dawson-Bryant; Riley Markko,Bainbridge Paint Valley; MikeDouglas, Albany Alexander; TylerRowe, Lucasville Valley; Zack Frye, W.Ports. Portsmouth W.; Casey Wood,Frankfort Adena; Nate Yoakum,Bainbridge Paint Valley; Levi Ratliff,W. Ports. Portsmouth W.; Trey Bennett,Albany Alexander; Kyle Auger, W.Ports. Portsmouth W.; Gage Miller,Albany Alexander; Markus Johnson,Cin. Deer Park; Sam Christian,

Covington; Nick Butcher, Cin.Mariemont; Jacob Reed, Williamsburg;EJ Burnett, Cin. Purcell Marian; HeathHarding, Day. Christian; Darren Clark,Covington; Nick Townsend, Day.Christian; Caleb Maurer, Anna; MattIssacs, New Lebanon Dixie; BillyBausmith, Cin. Mariemont; AnthonyYoung, Williamsburg; Michael Fellers,Casstown Miami East; Troy Janashak,Cuyahoga Hts.; Logan Matt,Cuyahoga Hts.; Jordan D’Orazio,Cuyahoga Hts.; Zach Santo, Kirtland;Jake Finkler, Kirtland; Erick Zuberer,Kirtland; Brian Arnold, BurtonBerkshire; Foster Tucker, ColumbiaStation Columbia; Austin Lane,Cuyahoga Hts.; Kevin Kozelka,Cuyahoga Hts.; Alex Zander,Cuyahoga Hts.; Brandon Heidinger,Columbia Station Columbia; JacobSolomon, Independence; Tim Miller,Burton Berkshire; Jason Kleppel,Cuyahoga Hts.; Justin Kotlarsic,Independence; Chandler Brown,Bedford Chanel; Marcus Contipelli,Independence; Sean Dempsey,Louisville Aquinas; Levi Licata,Jeromesville Hillsdale; Khallid Pierce,Youngs. Ursuline; Tony Verduce,Louisville Aquinas; Zach Douglass,Smithville; Austin Barbato,Columbiana; Nick Russell, NewMiddletown Springfield; ZackPuckett, Salineville Southern; NickBlower, Columbiana Crestview; AlexDickey, N. Lima S. Range; TommySaviers, Atwater Waterloo; Mark Hilty,Smithville; Sam Young, JeromesvilleHillsdale; Trenton Solmen,Columbiana; Sha’Haun Williams,Youngs. Ursuline; Josh Lane,Rootstown; Trevor Badertscher,Jeromesville Hillsdale; Ian Steiner,Smithville; Zack Williams, AtwaterWaterloo; Alex Bates, Smithville; T.J.Gerken, Archbold; Jamie Schafer,Attica Seneca E.; Nathan Terhark,Findlay Liberty-Benton; Austin Kuhn,Bascom Hopewell-Loudon; Colt Pettit,Hamler Patrick Henry; Kipp McCann,Defiance Tinora; Brady Vaught,Findlay Liberty-Benton; Jimmy Spieth,Liberty Ctr.; Ben Stolly, Lima Cent.Cath.; Cody Snook, Findlay Liberty-Benton; Chandler Tuckerman,Archbold; Nick Whitmore,Northwood; Garrick Montgomery,Ashland Crestview; Sam Huffman,Lima Cent. Cath.; Bryce Orians, Carey

* * *COLUMBUS (AP) — The

2011 Associated Press DivisionVI All-Ohio high school footballteam, based on the recommen-dations of a state media panel:

DIVISION VIFirst Team

OFFENSE: Ends — Hayden Welch,Lancaster Fairfield Christian Acad., 6-1, 170, sr.; Justin Herrnstein, NewWashington Buckeye Cent., 6-4, 185,sr.; Jake Aldridge, Spring. Cath. Cent.,6-2, 195, sr. Linemen — Ross Benton,Leipsic, 6-1, 260, sr.; Alex Wehri,Delphos St. John’s, 6-1, 230, sr.; GregHartke, Maria Stein Marion Local, 6-0,210, sr.; Josh Frilling, Ft. Loramie, 5-7,208, sr. Quarterbacks — Jeff Clegg,Berlin Ct. Western Reserve, 6-1, 182, sr.;Tyler Erwin, New WashingtonBuckeye Cent., 6-4, 200, sr.; Brian Kelly,Spring. Cath. Cent., 6-2, 190, sr.; ShawnBall, Malvern, 6-1, 210, sr. Backs —Cody Belveal, Sciotoville CommunityE., 5-11, 187, sr.; Danny LaRosa,Thompson Ledgemont, 5-10, 185, sr.;Jake Heitkamp, Maria Stein MarionLocal, 5-9, 190, sr.; Tim Hanson, Cleve.VASJ, 5-10, 210, sr.; Donnie Bolton,Berlin Ctr. Western Reserve, 6-0, 175,sr.; Gary Strain, Mogadore, 6-0, 190, jr.Kicker — Stephen Smith, TiffinCalvert, 5-8, 155, jr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — KaevonGreen, Youngs. Christian, 6-3, 210, jr.;Michael South III, S. Charleston SE, 6-1,210, sr.; Greg Berger, Leipsic, 5-11, 200,sr.; Isaac Livengood, Norwalk St. Paul,5-8, 215, sr.; Bryce Collins, NewWashington Buckeye Cent., 6-1, 290, sr.Linebackers — Quinton Ferenbaugh,Danville, 5-11, 185, sr.; Grant Foster,Willow Wood Symmes Valley, 6-1, 220,sr.; Caleb Ranley, Ft. Loramie, 6-2, 230,sr.; Brad Seiler, Thompson Ledgemont,5-10, 190, sr.; Daniel Gusching, Minster,6-3, 217, sr. Backs — Cole Smelley,Bridgeport, 5-11, 185, sr.; ChaseKinemond, Shadyside, 6-0, 156, jr.;Anthony Abeid, Youngs. Christian, 5-9,160, sr.; Tanner Calvelage, Delphos St.John’s, 6-1, 190, sr. Punter — ConnorShook, Newark Cath., 5-9, 210, sr.

Offensive players of the year:Tyler Erwin, New WashingtonBuckeye Cent.; Jeff Clegg, Berlin Ctr.Western Reserve; Brian Kelly, Spring.Cath. Cent.

Defensive players of the year:Kaevon Green, Youngs. Christian;Daniel Gusching, Minster

Coaches of the year: MattBurgbacher, Ft. Loramie; NateMoore, Minster

Second TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Nathan Stark,

Edgerton, 6-1, 154, sr.; Travis Tucci,Malvern, 6-3, 176, sr. Linemen — ZachCasparro, Grove City Christian, 6-6,263, sr.; Evan Eggleston, HannibalRiver, 6-4, 220, jr.; KendrickSchwenderman, Waterford, 5-11, 209,sr.; Ryan Will, Minster, 6-2, 200, sr.Quarterback_Konnor Baker, Ada, 6-3,205, sr. Backs — Luke Lloyd, Zanes.Rosecrans, 5-9, 165, jr.; Cory

Brandewie, Ft. Loramie, 5-9, 163, sr.;Jerry Brown, McComb, 6-1, 180, jr.Kicker — Daniel Kohr, Strasburg-Franklin, 5-8, 160, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — JordanBerryhill, Newark Cath., 6-0, 170, sr.;Rob Wente, Minster, 6-2, 200, sr.; JoshCarter, Wellsville, 6-4 250, sr.; DiAnteJackson, Cleve. VASJ, 6-2, 200, sr.;Anthony McDaniel, Cin. Country Day,6-0, 210, sr.; Linebackers — TerryHarper, Canal Winchester HarvestPrep, 6-0, 232, sr.; Jon Emmerling, Steub.Cath. Cent., 5-9, 165, sr.; Chris Beaschler,Ada, 6-0, 205, sr.; Justin Rutschilling,Maria Stein Marion Local, 6-2, 200, sr.Backs — Jake Cordonnier, Ft. Loramie,6-3, 181, sr.; Evan Finch, Cin. CountryDay, 6-0, 175, sr.; Tyler Harris, Cory-Rawson, 5-9, 150, jr.; Kevin Bourne,Newark Cath., 5-10, 180, jr. Punter —Tyler Hicks, Plymouth, 6-1, 210, sr.

Third TeamOFFENSE: Ends — Jacob Ansley,

Ada, 6-0, 190, jr.; Preston Snodgrass,S. Charleston SE, 6-2, 185, sr.Linemen — Matt Howard,Shadyside, 6-1, 190, sr.; GarrettFoster, Willow Wood Symmes Valley,6-1, 220, sr.; Tommy Brown, S.Charleston SE, 6-4, 280, sr.; AnthonyHarris, Youngs. Christian, 5-10, 260,sr. Quarterback — Luke Johnson,Lancaster Fairfield ChristianAcademy, 6-0, 180, sr. Backs —Brendan Heath, Beallsville, 6-2, 170,sr.; Jimmy Radabaugh, Edgerton, 6-1, 168, sr.; Shannon Geren, Edon, 5-8,180, sr. Kicker — Tyler Zeis, Ft.Loramie, 5-9, 168, sr.

DEFENSE: Linemen — HosieSmith, Cols. Africentric, 6-4, 210, sr.;Michael Jones, McComb, 5-9, 160, jr.;Sevon Jackson, Lockland, 5-11, 200, jr.Bryant Arnold, Beallsville, 6-1, 195, sr.;Aaron Parry, Zanes. Rosecrans, 6-5, 225,sr. Linebackers — Brett Schwinnen,Delphos St. John’s, 6-0, 215, jr.; D.J.Shoemaker, Shadyside, 6-4, 210, jr.;Zach Higginbotham, Cin. Country Day,6-0, 210, jr.; Thomas Benyo, Berlin Ctr.Western Reserve, 6-1, 205, sr. Backs —Cody Stokes, Leetonia, 6-4, 200, sr.;Dominic Naples, Warren JFK, 5-10, 155,jr.; Marcus Johnson, Malvern, 5-8, 165,jr. Punter — Andrew Gilardi, SidneyLehman, 5-9, 150, jr.

Special MentionRichie Price, Morral Ridgedale;

Ethan Brown, Canal WinchesterHarvest Prep; Bryan Miller, LancasterFairfield Christian Acad.; JamarcusHershberger, Danville; AnthonyPeoples, Canal Winchester HarvestPrep; Kyle Shultz, Danville; HeathBuckingham, Danville; Nigel Easley,Cols. Crusaders; Sam Fratturo,Lancaster Fairfield Christian Acad.;Jordan Bennett, Lancaster FairfieldChristian Acad.; Spencer Golden,Morral Ridgedale; Joey Gaal, LancasterFairfield Christian Acad.; TrevorGarber, Newark Cath.; Zach Brewer,Grove City Christian; Trevor Saunders,Cols. Africentric; Devon Wade, CanalWinchester Harvest Prep; BrentonColabella, Steubenville Cath. Cent.;Adam Rossiter, Caldwell; HunterSchneiter, Strasburg-Franklin; BrandynHeath, Beallsville; Brannt Pieniazek,Steubenville Cath. Cent.; Max Kapron,Malvern; Cody Hudson, Shadyside;Brian Sawyer, Caldwell; Brian Merritt,Malvern; Matt Hammond, Shadyside;David Cline, Zanes. Rosecrans; JoeFallon, Steubenville Cath. Cent.; LoganSellers, Malvern; Evan Hensel,Strasburg-Franklin; Mike Dalto,Bridgeport; Austin McConn, HannibalRiver; Zack Hill, Zanes. Rosecrans;Ralph King, Toronto; Brady Weber,Malvern; Joey Chadwick, Toronto;Taylor Bowdish, Bowerston ConottonValley; Kevin Lewis, Ports. NotreDame; Konner Standley, GlousterTrimble; Brian Moore, Waterford;Brandon Auflick, Glouster Trimble;Tyler Cline, Reedsville Eastern; JustinCrager, Sciotoville Community E.;Trevor Lang, Waterford; Cory Haner,Crown City S. Gallia; Alec Herrell,Willow Wood Symmes Valley; D.J.Miller, Willow Wood Symmes Valley;Jacob Milani, Ports. Notre Dame; CodyBruce, Franklin Furnace Green; BradPierron, Ports. Notre Dame; CaseyDegarmore, Glouster Trimble; JacobWhite, Crown City S. Gallia; CyrusJones, Glouster Trimble; DaltonMatney, Crown City S. Gallia; DannyMatney, Crown City S. Gallia; CodyMyers, Willow Wood Symmes Valley;Aaron Hall, Ansonia; Tucker Fox, Cin.Christian; Andrew Less, Arcanum;Dusty Holcomb, Ansonia; JordanPatterson, Cin. Country Day; BrentGoldschmidt, Ft. Loramie; KodySmith, Arcanum; Michael Sheehan,Spring. Cath. Cent.; Austin Hutchins,Lewisburg Tri-County N.; Nic Paolo,Fairport Harbor Harding; C.J.Germany, Cleve. VASJ; TysonLautanen, Fairport Harbor Harding;Ryan Greenwood, Fairport HarborHarding; Jake Buterbaugh, ThompsonLedgemont; Brian Griffith, FairportHarbor Harding; Adam Scott, Cleve.VASJ; Logan Dennison, FairportHarbor Harding; Brad Marsic,Thompson Ledgemont; RyanGallagher, Cleve. VASJ; Jake Morenz,Fairport Harbor Harding; AndrewJordan, Fairport Harbor Harding; KyleLaRosa, Thompson Ledgemont;Chavien Nolcox, Cleve. VASJ; DrewDegener, Thompson Ledgemont; KyleDennis, Thompson Ledgemont

2011 Associated Press all-Ohio Football Teams Divisions II, V and VI

BY PAUL BOGGSSports Editor

CHILLICOTHE — TheWellston High School girls andboys bowling teams got the ballrolling recently with a kickoffof their second season.

In the First CapitalConference kickoff at ShawneeLanes in Chillicothe, the twoWellston teams split matcheswith Huntington, winning thegirls match while narrowly los-ing the boys tilt.

The Rollin’ Rockets returnfor a second season as an accred-ited Ohio High School AthleticAssociation bowling program.

They are coached once againby longtime WHS teacher TinaCallahan.

In Tuesday’s FCC event,Wellston won its girls gamewith Huntington by 72 pins —1,179 to 1,107.

Sophomore Abby Scott hadhigh-game for the LadyRockets with a 152, followed bythe squad’s sole senior EmilyNorris with a 127.

Norris’ second game was a116, as sophomore Tiffani Kingcombined for a two-game totalof 220 (113-107).

Scott rolled a 98 in the sec-ond game.

The remaining Rocket scoresbelonged to Kaitalyn Zupp (90-87) and Hannah Hollingshead(59-58).

In the boys match, Wellstonwas ahead entering the con-test’s “baker” game, which wasthe final game but couldn’thold off Huntington.

The Huntsmen held on for awin by 89 pins (1,743-1,654).

Wellston was led by seniorDavid King with a high gameof 159 (game one), as fellowsenior Michael Grey had a highgame of 158 (game two).

King’s two-game total was a307 (159-148), as Grey garnereda 306 (148-158) and senior BlakeDownard dialed a 303 (149-154).

Rounding out the Rocketscores were seniors Matt Leach(157-107) and Thomas Scaggs(112-115).

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BY SCOTT WOLFESpecial to The Times-Journal

The famed Jackson CountySpeedway, a fast quarter-milebullring off U.S. Route 35 inJackson, has signed on with theAmerican Motor RacingAssociation (AMRA) for the2012 racing season.

Jackson County Speedwayenjoyed much success on its re-opening season in 2011, underthe new ownership of formerlongtime racer Brad McCown.

McCown was touted by theAMRA in 2011, but indicated“I honored my first year com-mitment to stick with an open-tire rule.”

“As the season progressed, Isaw the value of the AMRA inour particular area and think itwill be a great deal for ourspeedway, the AMRA, and ourdrivers competing for theAMRA championship. Most ofall, I think it will stabilize ourcar counts for the quality ofshows we want to put on forour fans,” said McCown.

“It is a great honor to haveJackson County Speedway jointhe AMRA family,” said AMRApresident Larry Keefer. “Bradwent out on a limb to start arace track in tough economictimes. I admire his determina-tion, and want the AMRA tohelp him keep racing alive inSouthern Ohio. I think this willbe a great addition for ourdrivers, our organization, andJackson County Speedway.”

“I would like to welcomeBrad and Jackson CountySpeedway to the AMRA fami-ly,” said Director of RacingOperations Scott Wolfe.“Jackson County Speedway is ahidden gem. Brad and his teamhave done a lot of work thereand are determined to make apositive impact in the racingcommunity. Having brought thetrack back to life is a monumen-tal accomplishment, and havingJackson County in the AMRA isa major anchoring point for boththe speedway and the AMRA.”

The close proximity toAtomicSpeedway now gives AMRAdrivers atAtomic Speedway (for-merly K-C Raceway) a place torace on Fridays, thus givingAMRA drivers there a betterchance to compete for the nation-al point money.

Additionally, under thesame rules package, JacksonCounty drivers have aSaturday-night venue.

McCown added, “Obviously,I see a lot of value in having theAMRA at our speedway. Mostof all, we can concentrate on onerules package and stay in linewith the AMRA motto of ‘main-taining a level playing field’ forall of our drivers. I can’t wait forthe 2012 racing season.”

Jackson County’s regularclasses include Late Models,Modifieds, Street Stocks, Mod

Lites, Outlaw 4-cylinders andFWD stock 4-cylinders, withother special classes on the rac-ing card throughout the season.

Pit gates open at 3 p.m.,with hot laps at 6 p.m. and rac-ing set for 7 p.m.

General admission is $10 forsenior citizens and $12 foradults, kids ages 6-to-12 is $5,and pit admission is $30.

Ironically, both track recordsare held by the 2011 AMRANational Champions — ChrisGarnes in the Late Models(13:51) and Kenny Johnson inthe Modifieds (14:53).

McCown’s Jackson CountySpeedway would like to thankits 2011 sponsors for their sup-port: Thornsberry & SonEnterprises, Thomas GasService, AdverTax, Horsley’s AllStar Heating & Cooling, MartinRoofing, AM CommoditiesLLC, Tim’s Tires & AccessoriesLLC, C&M Racing Equipment,Affordable Overhead Door,Wellston Complete Auto,Skinner Racing Transmissions,Mapes Towing, Carnes Realty— Isaac Ransdell, GEE DraftingServices, Graphic CreationsMotorsports Graphics andPoske Performance Parts.

Malta Doors and Windowsis the title sponsor of theAMRA Modifieds and Tru-Tech Automotive for the LateModels for 2011.

Other fine sponsors of theMALTA AMRA Modified seriesare Dave Poske’s PerformanceParts, Wrisco, Hoosier/HoosierTire Ohio Valley, Carthage AutoParts, PBM PerformanceProducts,AERO Racing Wheels,Rocket Chassis, Bell Racing,Lincoln Welders, Racersmate,Hypercoils, Bazell Race Fuels,Alky Racing Alcohol, KluhsmanRacing Components (KRC),Evans Vinyl Signs, WV Tax &Bookkeeping, WintersPerformance, Bilstein Shocks,PST Drive Shafts, Schoenfield,Killer Bee Race Bodies, TheBumper Man and Pike StreetLanes.

More details can be acquiredby visitingwww.jacksoncospeedway.com,www.maltawindows.net, orwww.amramodified.com.

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Tues., Dec. 6• The Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with

Disability is offering free training, sponsored by the ParentSupport Group for Jackson County. Must pre-register by callingAmy Miller at (740) 988-7409. Event will be held at the FirstAssembly of God Church, 420 Ralph St., Jackson from 6-7:30 p.m.Participants will gain an understanding of the six components ofFAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education), as well as gain a func-tional knowledge of parent’s rights under IDEA 2004. Participantswill also be given an opportunity to discuss issues and ask ques-tions. For more info call 1-800-374-2806.Wed., Dec. 7• Four Winds will be holding open house, annual rehab

reunion, unveiling of Fast Track Rehab and Memory CareExpansion 12-2 p.m., Mary Hood’s 100th Birthday Celebration 2-4 p.m. Everyone welcome. Card Shower, please send cards toFour Winds Community 215 Seth Avenue, Jackson, OH 45640 c/oMary Hood.Thurs., Dec. 8• The GJMV Solid Waste District Board of Directors will

meet at 3:30 p.m. @ the district office, 1056 S. New HampshireAvenue, Wellston, Ohio.

• The Sylvester Memorial Wellston Public Library is havinga Christmas Card Program from 6-8 p.m. Registration is notrequired for this program and is open to children in kindergarten-6th grade. Preschoolers are welcome as long as they are accompa-nied by an adult. Participants will be making Christmas cards forthe residents of Edgewood Manor of Wellston, Four WindsNursing Facility, Huston’s Nursing Home and Jenkins MemorialHealth Facility. For more info please call the library at 384-6660 oremail Vickie at stephevi@oplin.org.Fri., Dec. 9• Come join us at 7 p.m. for a wonderful evening on the

Hocking Valley Scenic Railway with the Stuart’s Opera HouseWinter Wine Express. Tickets are available and are $35 for theFirst Class Car or $25 for Coach. The proceeds from ticket saleswill benefit Stuart’s Opera House. Hocking Valley ScenicRailway’s train depot is located at 33 Canal Street in Nelsonville.For more information or to purchase tickets call (740) 753-1924 orvisit our website at www.stuartsoperahouse.org.Sat., Dec. 10• The Jackson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical

Society will hold its monthly chapter meeting on Saturday,December 10th at the Jackson City Library (in the Potter Room) at10:30 a.m. There will be a short business meeting and then we willbe going to the Jackson County courthouse to tour the Recorder’soffice at approximately 11:30 a.m. All members and public invitedand encouraged to bring a friend.• Second annual Breakfast with Santa sponsored by

Greenfield Township VFD and Women’s Auxiliary, 5370 SR 233,Patriot, 9 a.m. to noon. All are welcome to come and enjoy. Formore info contact Misty at 379-2491.

• The Jackson Elks Lodge #466 will have its annual “HoopShoot” contest in the JHS Field House. Registration will begin at10:30 a.m. and the contest to start at 11 a.m. This is a free throwshooting contest open to boys and girls ages 8-13. Age is deter-mined by the age of the contestant on April 1, 2012. There is nocost to participate. For more info contact Craig Byler at 710-0486.Sun., Dec. 11• You are cordially invited to attend the Annual Community

Choir Festival at the First Baptist Church, 35 Broadway Street,Jackson at 6:30 p.m. Celebrate the birth of the Christ Child withthe sounds of the Christmas season. All proceeds of a free willoffering will go to the Jackson Food Pantry and Good SamaritanFund.Mon. Dec. 12• Madison Jefferson Fire Fighters Christmas Bingo special, $6,000 total payout, with three $1,000 games. Doors open at

4:30 p.m. games begin at 6:30 p.m. The Madison Jefferson FireFighters Bingo Hall is located on E. Main St., Oak Hill beside theOak Hill Teen Center.Tues., Dec 13•Huston Nursing Homewill be having a free lunch and offer-

ing free health screen and gift wrapping on 11a.m.-1 p.m. and 5-7p.m. Located at 38500 State Route 160 HamdenWed., Dec. 14• The Gallia-Vinton Educational Service Center (ESC)

Governing Board will hold its regular monthly board meeting at5 p.m. in Room 131, Wood Hall, on the University of Rio Grandecampus.

• The Business Development Department of the CommunityAction Committee of Pike County, Pike County Career andTechnology Center and OSU Small Business Development Centerare offering a one-day Microsoft Excel 2007: Level 1 TrainingWorkshop from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., at the OSU EndeavorCenter in Piketon. The deadline for registrations is WednesdayDec. 7. For more info and to obtain a registration form, please call740-289-2371 or toll free at 1-866-820-1185. Seats are limited.Thurs., Dec. 15• A P.E.R.I. meeting will be held Dec. 15, at 10 a.m. at the

Lutheran Church on Huron St., Jackson. Speakers will be DavidDaniels and John Carey.

• Mayhew-Brown Funeral Home is inviting the communityto take a step back in time and enjoy the sights and sounds ofChristmas cheer from yesteryear. Jason and Shelley Brown wantyou to bring your entire family to this FREE event which is opento everyone in Jackson and the surrounding counties. The eventwill be held at their Broadway Street location from 5 to 8 p.m.with music, live nativity scene, refreshments and horse drawncarriage rides. Hope to see you there.

• The GJMV Solid Waste Management District PolicyCommitteewill meet Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 3 p.m. at thedistrict office, 1056 S. New Hampshire Avenue, Wellston, Ohio.Sat., Dec. 17• The Disabled American Veteran’s Auxiliary Chapter 45will

host a members only Christmas party from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.Santa will be present for the little ones. This is for DAV and DAVAmembers.Mon. Dec. 19• The December 19, meeting of the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs

Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Serviceshas been cancelled. The Board typically meets on the thirdMonday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Board Office (53 ShawneeLane, Gallipolis).Tues., Dec. 20• The Jackson County Board of Developmental Disabilities

will hold its Regular Board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 4 p.m.It will be held at Hope Haven School, 822 Sellars Dr., Jackson.

Jackson County Speedwaysigns with AMRA for 2012

GIRLS BASKETBALLThru games of Dec. 4

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GREENFIELD — TheJackson High School boys bas-ketball team caged the McClainTigers with a first-quartershutout on Friday night.

But then the Tigers eruptedout of their proverbial cage,and declawed the Ironmenover the final three periods.

After blanking hostMcClain 10-0 in the first frame,the Ironmen were outscored bya whopping 60-31 the rest ofthe way, en route to a 60-41non-league loss at Greenfield.

The contest marked the sea-son opener for both clubs.

The Ironmen, initially atleast, overcame the loss of headcoach Heath McKinniss, whowas serving the first game of aschool-imposed suspensionwhich concludes on Dec. 16.

But Jackson was outscored20-13, 18-12 and finally 22-6 inthe final three cantos to sufferthe lopsided loss.

The Ironmen’s 10-0 lead atthe first stop was sliced to 23-20 at halftime, and evaporatedinto a 38-35 deficit after threequarters.

The Tigers roared for 22points in the fourth, while

stymieing the Ironmen to onlysix.

Speaking of 22, McClainfreshman Ryan Faulconerpoured in that game-highamount on 10 field goals and apair of made free throws.

Evan Mustard made eightfree throws toward 10 points,as four Tigers tallied a three-point goal apiece.

Jackson senior ColtChapman led the Ironmen with13 points on six field goals, oneof which was a slam dunk.

Clay Staker added eight ontwo field goals and three madefree throws, as Luke Eisnaugleadded six points (two field goalsand two free throws) and AlecRay recorded five free throws.

Staker and Tyler Nealknocked down a three apiece.

McClain held an 18-13advantage in total field goals,as both teams missed eight freethrows (Jackson 13-of-21 andMcClain 12-of-20).

The turnovers (JHS 12, MHS13) and fouls (JHS 19, MHS 18)were almost identical.

The Ironmen return to theroad, and return to non-leagueaction, tonight at Wheelersburg.

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Gallipolis, OH 45631740-446-8318

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Collision CenterBODY SHOP - SERVICE - PARTS

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LEGAL NOTICE

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

The City of Jackson, Ohio, intends to contract for En-gineering Services in connection with the “Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent Management System”. Engi-neering firms interested in being considered for a con-tract to provide the required services should reply with a “Statement of Qualifications” no later than 1:00 P.M. on Tuesday, December 27,2011. Statements received after this deadline will not be considered.

“Statements of Qualifications” should include infor-mation regarding the firm’s history; education and ex-perience of owners and key technical personnel; the technical expertise of the firm’s current staff; the firm’s experience in designing similar projects; availability of staff; the firm’s equipment and facilities; references; and any previous work performed for the City of Jackson, Ohio.

“Statements of Qualifications” should be transmitted to: William R. Sheward, Jr., Director of Public Service/Safety, City of Jackson, Ohio, 145 Broadway St., Jackson, OH 45640-1656.

As required by Ohio Revised Code 153.65-71, respond-ing firms will be evaluated and ranked in order of their qualifications. Following this evaluation, the City of Jack-son, Ohio, will enter into contract negotiations with the most highly-qualified firm.

The preliminary project description is as follows:

Name of Project -Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent Management System

Location -225 Wood Ave., Jackson, OH 45640

Description -Design; SECAP Scheduled Improvements, Miscellaneous Plant Improvements, Provide: Bidding Services, Construction Services

Total Project Budget -$5,700,000.00

Source of Funding-Have applied for, or will be applying for: ARC -$250,000.00 OPWC -$500,000.00 OWDA -$1,150,000.00 LOCAL -$380,000.00 USDA -$3,420,000.00Project schedule-Anticipated dates for design start-up/completion -3/2012 -3/2013Anticipated dates for construction start-up/completion -3/2013 -6/2015

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LEGAL NOTICE

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has sched-uled a public hearing in Case No. 11-5675-RR-RCP,on a request for an exemption for school buses and other motor vehicles carrying certain hazard-ous materials from stopping at the following gradecrossings located within the City of Jackson, as well as Jefferson Township and Madison Town-ship, Jackson County, Ohio: Franklin Valley Road(151476P), Clay Banner Road (151477W), Zane Oak Road (151478D), State Route 93 (151479K), Harmon Road (151480E), John Evans Road (151482T), South Front Street (151483A), Food-land East (151488J), Cross Street (151489R), Main Street (15149OK), Hill Street (151492Y), Maple Street (151493F), Davis Avenue (151495U), Cedar Street (151496B), Knigge Road (151498P), State Route 93 (151499W), Boggs Road (151502C), Arch Campbell Road (151505X), Blackfork Station Road (151506E), Monroe-Hickory Road (15152BE), Mon-roe Hollow Road (151529L), and FoodIand West (914784F).

The purpose of the hearing will be to take public comment regarding the exemption request. The hearing will be held on December 16, 2011, at 1:00p.m., at the lma Jean Davis Memorial, 415 North Front Street, Oak Hill, Ohio 45656. For addition-al information regarding this matter, contact the Commission’s Hotline at 1-800-686-7826. The hearing impaired can reach the Commission via TTY at 1-800-686-1570 or, in Columbus, at 466-8180.

TJ - 12/6-11

7033245

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON TAX BUDGET

Two copies of the Tax Budget as tentatively ad-opted for the South Central OH Regional Juvenile Detention Center of 182 Cattail Road, Chillicothe, 2KLR�������LQ�5RVV�&RXQW\��2KLR��DUH�RQ�ÀOH�LQ�WKH�RIÀFH�RI� WKH�&RXQW\�$XGLWRU�RI�VDLG�5RVV�&RXQ-ty. These are for public inspection; and a Public Hearing on said Budget will be held at the South Central OH Regional Juvenile Detention Center, 182 Cattail Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 in said Ross County, on Tuesday, the 20th day of December, 2011, at 7:00 o’clock P.M.

TJ - 12/6, 7 - 2011

7032823

LEGAL NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICEMEETING DATE CHANGE

Due to the holidays the Scioto Township Trust-ees December meet-ing has been changed to Thursday, December 22, 2011 at 7 p.m. at the Township Building. The 2012 organizational meeting will follow the regular meeting.

Scioto Township Board of Trustees

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Santa Claus visits WellstonYou better watch out, you better not cry, better not pout, I’m telling you why, Santa Claus is

coming to town. Over the weekend Santa Claus made his rounds in Jackson County. One of hismany stops was in Wellston. He was in the annual Wellston Lion’s Club Christmas parade. Afterthe parade Santa made a stop at the city building so the children could visit with him and tell himwhat they wanted for Christmas. Hayden Steele pictured above is checking out his bag of candyfrom Santa. Wellston Lion’s Club member Charlie Patton stated, “The Lions Club has done theChristmas parade for 29 or 30 year now.”

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