Scioto Ridge Employer's Roundtable on Wednesday

See below about a round table that may help those looking for work.

Make it a Great Day!

John

CONS employment specialists and other interested parties, Below is the weekly update of Scioto Ridge activities. The roundtable scheduled for Wednesday night in Hilliard looks like it will be especially interesting for those looking to find employment at some of the largest companies in Columbus. Please pass this tip along to anyone who might be interested. As has been pointed out recently, this organization (and most other social networking groups I am familiar with) caters mostly to a white collar audience. If there are any local groups you are aware of that have more of a blue collar focus, please let me know so that I can spread the word.

Thanks,Stephen

Meeting and Activity Schedule for This Week:
Members and Friends, In addition to our great chapter meetings, some of our most popular events are our panel discussions. On Wednesday evening, you will have the opportunity of hearing from vice president and senior level corporate recruiters from Nationwide Insurance, Cardinal Health, JP Morgan Chase and other major Columbus employers . You will be able to ask them the important questions that all of us in transition have had. For example, "Where do our resumes actually go? Why don't we ever hear back? How do we know if you received it? How do we network inside the large organizations? How are the resumes sorted?", and much more. Before the Wednesday night's meeting, please email any questions that you would like to ask the panel directly to Karin Combs at http://us.mc01g.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=kcombs@sourceonehr.com. She will compile them for our discussion. Don't miss this great opportunity to get feedback directly from the executive recruiters from these important Columbus employers. I am taking this week off for some very needed R & R so I won't be seeing you. It's time to stop and smell the bacon, again.
Ken
http://www.sciotoridgejng.%20com/

Chapter Locations:
Scioto Ridge United Methodist Church, 4343 Dublin Road, Hilliard 43026, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 6:30 PM

Sawmill Baptist Church, 10635 Sawmill Road, Powell, OH, 43065, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 6:30 PM

Linworth United Methodist Church, 7070 Bent Tree Blvd, Columbus, OH, 43235, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 6:30 PM

Grove City Nazarene Church, 4770 Hoover Road, Grove City, OH, 43123, 2nd and 4th Mondays, 6:30 PM

New Life Church, 3690 Stygler Rd, Gahanna, OH, 43230, 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 6:30 PM

Seton Parish Catholic Church, 600 Hill Rd. North, Pickerington, OH, 43147, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 6:30 PM

Groveport Madison Christian Church, 3536 Bixby Road, Groveport, OH, 43125, 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 6:30 PM

This Week's Schedule:

Monday, June 22nd, Grove City Nazarene Church, Stephanie Watson, HR Manager, Heartland Bank, "Interviewing" .

Tuesday, June 23rd, Sawmill Baptist Church- (This meeting will be held at the Espresso Yourself Music Cafe in Powell. Please see the Event Calendar for details) Natalie Sisten, Corporate Marketing Associate, Nationwide Insurance, "Networking" .

Wednesday, June 24th, Scioto Ridge United Methodist Church, Corporate Recruiters Panel Discussion, Nationwide Insurance, Cardinal Health, JP Morgan Chase and other Columbus employers.

Wednesday, June 24th, Seton Parish Church, Beth Griese, "Time Management".

Thursday, June 25th, Groveport Madison Christian Church, Bob Ostrander, Saving Without Sacrifice, "Stretching Resources for the Unemployed".

Interested in Finding Your Inner Entrepreneur?

Barb Girson, Owner of My Sales Tactics™, is teaming up with Jewish Family Services and Like Minded Moms to extend her program, "Discover Your Inner Entrepreneur™", to SRJNG members. Attend, Explore & Determine if being an Empowered, Enterprising Entrepreneur is for YOU! Barb has been a successful multi-million dollar business entrepreneur for 12 years and has a decade of senior management corporate experience. Additional details are available at: http://www.mysalestactics.com/entrepreneur.

Register TODAY for a FREE preview teleconference on Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 1:00 PM by emailing http://us.mc01g.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=Barb@MySalesTactics.com and providing your name, email address, & phone number. When registering for the preview call, please use subject line: SRJNG Discover Your Inner Entrepreneur™. Request the recording and program flyer if you can not attend live. Registration REFERRED BY Code: SRJNG

Discover Your Critical Success Factors Workshop - June 30th

Do you know what is critical to success in your job? Do you know how to sell yourself? Would you be on the chopping block if your employer had to lay off employees? In this powerful workshop, you will learn not only what your critical success factors are, but how to measure and sell them as well! Great for interviewing skills! Karin Combs, Owner of Source One Career Coaching and a Sponsor of SRJNG will show you that: 1. You are in the driver's seat. 2. Follow the rules, just..don't follow the system. 3. It IS about money! What Participants Can Expect to Walk Away With: The knowledge of how to define their value to an organization or their clients. Describe their value. How to measure their value. Understand that's it is vital to brag with belief. Confidence in their value and taking charge of their future. Tuesday, June 30, 2009, 2-4PM. $25.00. Sign up at http://www.sourceonecareer%20coaching.%20com/

Jumpstart Your Job Search Workshop Tuesday, June 23rd, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM Highwater Congregational Church, 1213 Dutch Land, Newark, OH 43055 740-745-1281 http://www.highwaterchurch.org/ 4 Free Workshops Offered by Industry Experts 11:00 AM Job Fair Booths Open - Apply with Local Companies, Talk with Social Service Organizations and Educational Institutions 12:00 - 12:45 or 2:00 - 2:45 - Interview Strategies 12:00 - 12:45 or 2:00 - 2:45 - Resume Writing Results 1:00 - 1:45 or 3:00 - 3:45 - Using Internet Technology for a Job Search 1:00 - 1:45 or 3:00 - 3:45 - Narrowing Your Focus - Where to Begin Seating is limited. Call Atrium Personnel Services to reserve a space in any of all of the workshop sessions. 740-345-7890, http://www.atriumpersonnel.com/

HAYDEN RUN RELIEF SOCIETY SUNDAY JUNE 21, 2009 ANNOUNCEMENTS

WELCOME!

Opening Song was #5

Pam H. said the opening prayer.

Announcements:

06/27 Primary Pioneer Activity ( see separate blog)

06/27 Daniel R.'s Eagle Scout Project ( see separate blog)

06/28 Bishopric Sunday Evening Discussion

06/29-07/09 Scout Camp

We have new members in our Relief Society: Tomoko N. and McKenzie D. Please look them up and say HI! :)

Spotlight was on Tomoko N.

Our visitors were Bro. Bowns sister.

Lesson was taught by Andrea M.

Some Highlights of Andrea's lesson:

" God loves all of his children and will judge all people according to the law they have received"

" The Savior, Jesus Christ, offers the opportunity for forgiveness and deliverance to both the living and the dead"

"God is perfectly just and merciful to all people, living and dead"

Closing prayer: Rhonda B.

HAYDEN RUN WARD PRIMARY ACTIVITY JUNE 27,2009 @ 10.00-12.00

HAYDEN RUN WARD PRIMARY

PRESENTS

PIONEER OR BUST

ACTIVITY

SATURDAY JUNE 27, 2009

10:00 - 12:00 (noon)

Where: Gateway building

GAMES
HOMEMADE ICE-CREAM
CRAFTS

iF yOu cAn...BrInG a ClEaN, eMpTy cAn FoR OnE
oF oUr PrOjEcTs

EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT- JUNE 27,2009 - 9.00 AM

IMPORTANT! ALL HANDS THAT CAN MOVE A BRUSH BACK AND FORTH NEEDED!!!

Daniel R. is working on his Eagle Scout project.

This Project takes place June 27 ( next Saturday) 2009. It will start at 9.00 AM and continue until it is done that day.

Where: Hilliard West Pool Municipal Park

Who: All able painters are welcome - any help is appreciated.

What will be done: We'll be painting the Municipal Park Amphitheater Stage. It is in poor condition and needs to be repainted. Even younger children can help to paint. Please sign up today or call Daniel R. ( find Daniel's phone # in the ward roster) or e-mail him.

I have his e-mail and phone number, so please contact me and I can pass it to you.

Any questions for Daniel, feel free to call him or e-mail him. Again you can e-mail Kirsi for the contact info.

Go help Daniel achieve his Eagle!!!

A MESSAGE FROM OUR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SPECIALIST

"We encourage members world-wide to prepare for adversity in life by having a basic supply of food and water and some money in savings.
"We ask that you be wise as you store food and water and build your savings. Do not go to extremes; it is not prudent, for example, to go into debt to establish your food storage all at once. With careful planning, you can, over time, establish a home storage supply and a financial reserve."
—The First Presidency, All Is Safely Gathered In: Family Home Storage, Feb. 2007, 1

Craig A.
Hayden Run Ward
Emergency Preparedness Specialist
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PICNIC AND PLAY-FANCYBURG PARK-JUNE 24

PICNIC AND PLAY is here again. Wednesday is only three days away. Come and enjoy the parks around town, while the kids play. Wednesday @ 11.00 am. Bring a lunch and lets have fun. Call Margo for directions or questions. If it is raining, we will meet @ the Tuttle Mall in their play area.




This is an actual picture in the park we are visiting this week. it is really cute and clean place.

Address:
Fancyburg Park

Fishinger Road and Kioka Avenue,

Upper Arlington, Ohio 43221


Directions From Hilliard

Take Cemetary and go over I-270 and follow Fishinger Road until you come to Riverside Drive. Go over (pass) Riverside Dr, going straight on Fishinger ( you'll pass MacDonald's) as well, keep going straight ahead until you come to Kioka Avenue, turn right on Kioka and follow Kioka until you see Swansea Rd, go pass Swansea, slow down your park parking will be on the right hand side before Wickliffe Rd.( the park is big, you will not miss it)

Directions from Dublin:

Take Riverside Drive going South, at Fishinger turn left an follow Fishinger Fishinger ( you'll pass McDonalds) , keep going straight ahead until you come to Kioka Avenue, turn right on Kioka and follow Kioka until you see Swansea Rd, go pass Swansea, slow down your park parking will be on the right hand side before Wickliffe Rd.( the park is big, you will not miss it).

I hope the directions are clear. If not, I apologise. It is the way I get there when I take my daughter there.:)

This park has things to do for the little kids and the bigger ones as well. It is easy to keep an eye out for the children but the park tends to be busy ( especially if its a beautiful day) so you are prepared mentally for it.:)

COME AND HAVE FUN! SEE YOU THERE!!! BRING LUNCH AND ENJOY THE FUN COMPANY!!!

DO YOU KOW WHAT TO DO IF A CHILD GOES MISSING? #2

Here quoting the Chidwatch.org website. this is a different website that I quoted in the previous "Do You Know What to Do If a Child Goes Missing?" blog.

1.888.CHILDWATCH

www.childwatch.org

Rule#1-Telephone
Children should learn how to use the telephone in an emergency. Here are some tips: *Tell your children they don't need money to dial 911 or 0 for the operator. They should
dial 0 if they are lost or don't know who to call when they need assistance.
* Have them memorize their telephone number, including area code, as young as possible. Let them practice calling local and long distance numbers for you. * Practice making a collect call with them. Teach them they don’t need money to make a collect call, even if it is a local number. * Children should learn how and when to use 911. Discuss different situations with them.

Rule#2-Family password
How can your child know if it's okay to go with another person without asking for your permission first? A FAMILY PASSWORD! Almost every child is taught by their parents not to go anywhere with a stranger. This is a weak message to leave with a child. How can a child tell who a stranger is? An abductor could be someone the child knows. They may trick the child by saying "Mom or Dad asked me to pick you up". Your child can keep some distance from this person by asking for the FAMILY PASSWORD. Teach your child not to go with anyone who doesn’t know the password. Promise them you won't send anyone without it.

Rule#3-I'm lost! Now what?
You come out of a store and turn around to find your child is not there, now what? It’s time to put “Action Plan A” to the test. Teach your child, in advance, what they should do. A potential abductor may be able to take advantage of this situation if there is no plan. First, your child should stay put and let you find them. They should stay in a visible area and not wander around looking for you. If they stay still, it will be easier than if both of you are moving, maybe in opposite directions. Alert security and provide them with your photo I.D. card. Teach your child if someone wants to help them, have them ask the person to look for you or call security or the police. Teach them to never go with anyone, ever.

Tricks used by abductors :

*"Help me find my lost puppy ”

* “I need help with directions ”

* Offer gifts/candy * There is an emergency... ”

* “I want to take your picture ”

* I have a new video... ”““

Rule#4-Secrets
The word SECRET is one that is used freely by both adults and children. Some secrets are good, some are bad, and some are ugly. Unfortunately, it is the most common weapon used by abductors to lure a child from safety. Children love secrets and most often see them as a way to feel independent from their parents. Your child should learn that if an adult asks them to keep a secret from you, this is a danger sign. The secret could be minor, a chocolate bar before dinner. What this person is doing is building up trust with the child to find out if they will tell everything. The secrets will build until they have control and power over the child. SECRETS = BLACKMAIL

Rule#5-Good lies?
You expect your child to treat adults with respect and grow up to be polite and honest, however, there are exceptions to these rules. In fact, there are times when they should scream as loudly as possible if someone tries to pull him or her into a car or building. Attention is the last thing an abductor is looking for. Now comes a mixed message. Lie to protect yourself. Children should never tell anyone they are home alone. Tell your children that it’s okay to lie to someone who insists on talking to their parents. This is a good lie. Baby-sitters should be given the same instructions.

Rule#6-An emergency plan
Where would your child go in an emergency if you were not home? This is a question you want to address before it happens. Finding a trusted neighbor or friend’s house for your child is very important for his or her safety. Identify this as a safe house. Choose someone who will likely be home most of the time, such as a retired person or a stay at home mother. Be sure to discuss this idea with them.

Rule#7-Strangers?
Most abductors are known by the child. This means all the advice to never talk to strangers is useless if an adult known to the child is the abductor. Children should learn the difference between a good stranger and a bad stranger. If someone tries to pull your child into a car or lure him or her away, they may need to rely on help from another adult. Children should learn that it’s okay to get help from a stranger if they are in danger. Your children should NEVER go anywhere with a stranger without asking for your permission.

Rule#8-Play safe & have fun
Childhood is supposed to be fun, no pressure, no worries. As parents, this is what we want for our children. As we all know, there is no such thing as a perfect world, and children understand this better than we think. The news is filled with horror stories each night, which gives everyone, including children, a bleak picture of the way the world is. Every city and town has its own set of problems, but in reality, the world is not filled with bad people. The violent crimes in this country are being committed by a small percentage of the population.

These people are extremely dangerous to adults and children. Children need to understand that these predators have patterns and habits that can be avoided. Child predators look for opportunities, but once children realize this they can avoid potentially dangerous situations and protect themselves. Children should understand that most people would not harm them and the bad guys don’t wear black. Remind your children to play safe, have fun, and enjoy being a kid.

Other rules to remember
* Never allow your children to go alone to video arcades, public restrooms, parks, public pools, movie theaters, door to door selling, or school yards after hours.

* Instruct your children to always use the buddy system.

* Don’t display your child’s name on the outside of their clothing. This makes it easier for a stranger to approach and pretend to be your child’s friend. * Tell your children to avoid shortcuts and isolated areas. Working together to help keep our children safe

1.888.CHILDWATCH http://www.childwatch.org/