Thursday, September 10, 2015 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Council Water surges freezes through Joso county one as a deluge of water swept around their home. Nearby, a man clung to a wages utility pole as the waters Storm rose. He was taken up by a By KATHRYNE RUBRIGHT rescue worker who had to The Commercial Review continues be first lowered into the After a 2-percent wage rushing water so he could increase this year, county to batter make his way over to the employees will see no man. raises in 2016. Japan Others waved cloths County council voted from their decks or roofs unanimously to freeze to get attention as torrents wages at its Wednesday of water washed away evening meeting, which By MARI YAMAGUCHI cars and knocked over included a budget review. and KEN MORITSUGU buildings. Photos from Council member Ted Associated Press Japan’s Kyodo News serv - Champ said while “every - JOSO, Japan — Raging ice showed people waiting body deserves a raise,” it’s floodwaters broke through for help on top of cars and not something Jay County an embankment today and a 7-Eleven delivery truck, can afford this year. swamped a city near surrounded by water that Each county depart - Tokyo, washing away nearly submerged the ment presented its budget houses, forcing dozens of cars. requests for 2016, with people to rooftops to await By evening, muddy most asking for a 3-per - helicopter rescues and water was still rising on a cent raise. But in addition leaving one man clinging street heading to Joso City to not getting raises, most for his life to a utility pole. Hall, and police were departments will have to There were no immedi - blocking traffic in that find ways to cut an addi - ate reports of casualties, direction. tional 7 to 10 percent from but rescue officials said “Looks like this place is their budgets. they were overwhelmed by going to be flooded soon,” Many department heads pleas for help. More than said Shogo Kobayashi, a said during their presen - 30,000 people fled their 29-year-old resident of a tations that they could homes, and hundreds nearby town who came to lower their office supply more were stranded by the check on friends in Joso. budgets. Some said they water. “I’m getting scared.” could cut part-time hours As heavy rain pum - Akira Motokawa, a city and postage. meled Japan for a second evacuation official, told To get to a level the state straight day, the Kinugawa public broadcaster NHK will accept, though, the River broke through a that rescuers have been departments funded by flood berm, sending water unable to keep up with the taxes will have to take gushing into the eastern volume of calls for help. more than those steps. half of Joso, a city of As of 7 p.m., authorities Next year’s budget needs 60,000 people about 30 had rescued 70 of the 176 to be about $631,000 less miles northeast of Tokyo. people who had requested than 2015’s, which was Aerial videos showed a help. Another 100 people $15,280,133. wide swath of cityscape were reported trapped on The reduction is neces - underwater, more than the second floor of a flood - sary partly because of one story deep in some ed supermarket, and 80 some losses in revenue, places. The rains came on more in a nursing home. but also because of Indi - the heels of Tropical More than 31,000 people ana’s changes to county Storm Etau, which caused in the affected 37-square accounting, auditor Anna flooding and landslides kilometer (14-square mile) Culy explained. About elsewhere Wednesday as it area sheltered at schools, $1.3 million of Local crossed central Japan. community centers and Option Income Tax money Japanese broadcasters other safer areas. Military that used to be counted as The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney showed live video of res - troops were delivering revenue in the county gen - cuers being lowered from food, blankets and water eral fund has to be count - helicopters and clamber - to about 780 people in sev - ed differently now. Jay Stunting with Sydnee ing onto second-floor bal - eral communities who County still has the Sophomore Sydnee Lee helps Brooklyn Byrum (left), conies to reach stranded were stranded but not money, but now that it’s Brenna Schmiesing (center) and Emalyn Homan (right) work on a residents. seeking rescue. classified differently, the stunt Wednesday during a cheerleading clinic at Jay County High In one dramatic scene, a Dozens of residents had revenue the county is bas - School. Clinic participants will join the Patriot cheerleaders at rescuer descended four evacuated to City Hall, ing its budget on is lower. Friday night’s football game against Adams Central. times from a military heli - carrying small bags of Requested budget copter over 20 minutes to personal items. increases included: $6,800 lift up four people one by See Surges page 5 in contractual services for the sheriff’s office because it anticipates higher rates for radio services and the Indiana Youth camp planned for 2016 Data and Communica - By KATHRYNE RUBRIGHT ages 11 to 14. Activities could In other business, the merit •Learned the sheriff’s office tions System; $15,000 for The Commercial Review include marching, shooting, board: and Portland Police Department meals at Jay County Jail Jay County law enforcement canoeing, swimming, touring Jay •Heard Ford plans to purchase plan to jointly hold reserve offi - because of an expected agencies will partner to host a County Jail and learning about a new patrol car to replace one cer training classes, as both agen - increase in prisoners; and youth camp next summer. vehicles used by the sheriff’s office that was damaged in a July acci - cies need reserves. a $31,890 increase to Sheriff Dwane Ford told Jay and police and fire departments. dent. The 2015 Ford Explorer will •Heard commissioners, council $70,000 in autopsy expens - County Sheriff’s Office Merit The agencies plan to pay for the cost $25,998, while equipment members and sheriffs for Jay, es for the coroner because Board about plans for the camp camp with donations. such as radio and lights will cost Adams, Blackford and Wells the closest place to have during its Wednesday meeting. The idea was inspired by the about $15,000. Because of lower- counties will meet Oct. 13 to dis - them performed is now The office is working with Port - Randolph County Youth Leader - than-expected gas prices, the cuss the counties jointly purchas - Fort Wayne instead of land, Dunkirk and Redkey police ship Camp, which is put on by that department can use money from ing dispatch equipment. Buying Muncie. departments to put on a three-day county’s law enforcement agen - its fuel fund to pay for equip - together will lower the cost for See Freezes page 2 camp in June for about 40 children cies. ment. each county. Funding key for Congress By PAUL KANE that keeps the federal gov - and KELSEY SNELL ernment operating on the The Washington Post previous year’s fiscal budg - WASHINGTON — Con - et has become anything but gressional Republican lead - routine during House ers returned to Washington Speaker John Boehner’s this week with no clear five-year tenure. This latest plan for extending govern - showdown, like its recent The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald ment funding later this predecessors, is another month that risks shutting example that brinksman - down federal agencies amid ship — involving count - a growing outcry from con - down clocks and advisories One down, eight to go servatives ready for a fight to federal workers about A blighted home at 219 N. Indiana St., Dunkirk, was reduced to rubble Wednesday as over funding Planned Par - the possible expiration of part of a federal blight removal grant. Eight more abandoned houses are targeted for razing in the enthood. funding on Sept. 30 — is the days ahead. Adjoining property owners will have the first option to purchase the vacant lots. The once-normal process new normal. of approving a stopgap bill See Key page 8

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A “Twilight Adventure” is Portland’s weather station scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday measured a high temperature Friday — Coverage of at Loblolly Marsh Nature Pre - Louise Garrison, 84, Redkey of 72 degrees Wednesday. The today’s Portland Board of Avi - serve, 8323 N. 250 West, Gladys Priest, 87, Portland overnight low was 59. ation meeting. Bryant. The event will include Stanley Chester, 69, Ander - Tonight’s low will be 58, and a twilight hike and a wildlife son there is a chance of showers Monday — Jay County and program. For more informa - Details on page 2. Friday with a high of 72. South Adams high school soc - tion, contact cburnette@indi - For an extended forecast, cer teams play doubleheader. anamuseum.org or (260) 368- see page 2. 7428. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local Thursday, September 10, 2015 Obituaries Louise Garrison Memberships includ- nephews. Gladys Priest and Ida May (Hendricks) Chester, ed Halfway Chapter-Order of Services are 2 p.m. Saturday Gladys Helen Priest, 87, 2030 he married Brenda Gibson on Dec. 15, 1930-Sept. 8, 2015 Eastern Star and the Cosmos at Redkey United Methodist Aug. 6, 1965, and she survives. Louise Garrison, 84, Redkey, S. Central Lutes Drive, Port - Club, both of Redkey, and Kings - Church with Pastor Gary land, died Wednesday at her He retired from Indiana Glass died Tuesday at IU Health Ball ley Full Gospel Church, Phillips officiating. Burial will in Dunkirk in 2000 after 31 years Memorial Hospital. home. Funeral arrangements Dunkirk. be in the I.O.O.F Cemetery in are pending at Baird-Freeman of service and was a member of Born in Surviving are two sons, Paul Montpelier. Glass Union Local 501. Moores, Ten - Funeral Home. Garrison (wife: Vickie), Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Friday Condolences may be Surviving in addition to his nessee, to Richard Noblesville, and Phillip Garri - at the church and one hour wife are a son; a sister; five L. and Artensie expressed at http://www.baird - son (wife: Dottie), Yorktown; a prior to services Saturday. freeman.com . grandchildren; and one great- (Anderson) daughter, Lorrie Boggs (hus - Memorials may be sent to grandchild. Phillips, she was band: Lonnie), Connersville; Cops Cycling for Survivors, P.O. Visitation is 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. a 1948 graduate of two brothers, Richard Glenn Box 673, New Palestine, IN Stanley Chester Saturday at Parson Mortuary in Redkey High Phillips, Dunkirk, and Larry 46163. Nov. 3, 1945-Sept. 4, 2015 Muncie, followed by 1 p.m. serv - School. Garrison Phillips, Redkey; two sisters, Arrangements are being han - Stanley C. “Peanut” Chester, ices with Pastor Cindy Smith She married Eileen Stanley, Kansas City, dled by Walker & Glancy Funer - 69, Anderson, died Friday at officiating. Burial will be in Robert J. Garri - Missouri, and Evalee Garri - al Home in Montpelier. Condo - Anderson Community Hospital. Gardens of Memory Cemetery. son on Nov. 9, 1951, in Redkey, son, Montpelier; five grandchil - lences may be expressed at He retired from a Dunkirk facto - Condolences may be and he preceded her in death on dren; four great-grandchildren; http://www.glancyfuneral - ry. expressed at http://www.par - Dec. 14, 1959. and several nieces and homes.com . Born in Winchester to Samuel sonmortuary.com. Group requests CR almanac Freezes ... LGBT protections Continued from page 1 tal dropping from By BRIAN SLODYSKO Included among those In the cumulative $6,000 per year to $1. Associated Press cities is Pence’s hometown bridge fund, the The Jay County Hos - INDIANAPOLIS — The of Columbus, where the all- bridge inspection line pital Board of anti-discrimination group Republican City Council item went from $0 to Trustees approved the Freedom Indiana launched last week approved such $105,000. new rate in May to a campaign Wednesday protections. That was to be make it easier for pushing for a new law giv - Now Freedom Indiana is expected, however, EMS to remain at the ing equal rights and protec - asking the Republican-led and the net cost won’t hospital. tions to lesbian, gay, bisex - legislature to change the be that high. Though there will ual and transgender people state’s civil rights laws to “That amount that’s be no wage increases, statewide. do the same. in there, 80 percent of council members “No one is asking for spe - The group is asking the that gets reim - Jeanne Houchins, cial rights. We’re just ask - legislature to add “sexual Lotteries bursed,” said Dan Mike Leonhard, ing lawmakers to ensure orientation, gender identi - Watson, county engi - Cindy Newton, Mike fair treatment of groups of ty” to a state law that citizens who have histori - already grants protections Hoosier Evening neer. “It’s an every Rockwell, Gary two year thing.” Theurer, Bob Vance cally been treated unequal - based on race, gender, vet - Midday Pick 3: 6-4-0 ly, and we hope they’ll act One significant and Champ did eran status and religion. Daily Three: 5-2-0 Pick 4: 1-0-6-6 quickly in the upcoming decrease was Jay approve longevity pay “It’s an easy solution: Daily Four: 8-8-0-6 Pick 5: 5-0-5-8-0 session,” campaign manag - four words and a comma,” Emergency Medical for 2016, which at $100 Quick Draw: 02-08-11- Rolling Cash 5: 04-10- er Chris Paulsen said in a Paulsen said. Service’s base rental per employee will 13-15-18-20-21-25-37-40-43- 28-31-34 statement. Eric Miller, executive 56-58-59-67-68-69-77-79 Estimated jackpot: at Jay County Hospi - total about $10,800. The campaign hopes to director of Advance Amer - Evening $140,000 capitalize on the national ica, a socially conservative Daily Three: 6-9-0 Classic Lotto: 17-24-26- uproar that erupted earlier advocacy group that has Daily Four: 7-4-8-7 32-35-46 this year when lawmakers fought extending protec - Quick Draw: 02-04-08- Kicker: 2-4-3-0-9-6 and Republican Gov. Mike tions to LGBT people, said 09-14-17-20-23-28-29-32-37- Estimated jackpot: Pence approved a religious he couldn’t immediately 43-48-53-56-58-66-71-72 $10.5 million objections law. Many oppo - comment on the campaign. Cash 5: 03-06-19-37-41 nents felt the law could In an emailed statement, Estimated jackpot: Mega Millions sanction discrimination Pence spokeswoman Kara $55,000 Estimated jackpot: against gays and lesbians, Brook wouldn’t say where Poker Lotto: JS-7C- $106 million prompting lawmakers to Pence stands on the propos - 10C-9H-5S make changes. al. Powerball Since then, several Indi - “The governor is listen - Ohio 44-45-47-50-51 ana cities updated local ing to people on all sides of Midday Powerball: 8 ordinances to ban discrimi - the issue in order to deter - Pick 3: 8-6-2 Power Play: 2 nation based on sexual ori - mine how best to move for - Pick 4: 6-6-8-0 Estimated jackpot: entation or gender identity. ward,” Brooks wrote. Pick 5: 2-2-0-7-0 $149 million Markets Indy reaches Closing prices as of Wednesday settlement Nov. corn ...... 3.87 Trupointe Associated Press/Courier & Press/Mike Lawrence INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — himself as a police officer. Fort Recovery Dec. corn ...... 3.89 An attorney for a man and “Thinking that he was Corn ...... 3.75 woman who filed a federal about to be robbed or shot Oct. corn ...... 3.84 Central States Balance buddies lawsuit alleging that an ... Mr. Woodworth immedi - Beans ...... 8.55 Montpelier Indianapolis reserve ately put the car into Oct. crop ...... 8.35 Corn ...... 3.74 Owner Matthew Templeton gets police officer unjustifi - reverse and quickly Wheat ...... 4.36 New crop ...... 3.74 ably fired at their car says backed out of the drive - Dec. crop ...... 4.37 Beans ...... 8.62 nose-to-nose Wednesday with his service the city has reached a way,” their lawsuit said. New crop ...... 8.54 dog Sparta during a exercise to teach the $370,000 settlement in the Krebs then fired his gun Cooper Farms Wheat ...... 4.47 dog balance and confidence in his owner. case. at the pair’s car seven Fort Recovery New crop ...... 4.70 The pair were at McCutchanville, Ind., Fire Luke Woodworth and times, the complaint says. Corn ...... 3.81 Department for a graduation ceremony for Samantha Wills filed their Woodworth and Wills Oct. corn ...... 3.84 The Andersons complaint last year were not hit by any bul - eight dog/veteran teams that were trained against the city of Indi - lets, but their suit said Jan. corn ...... 3.96 Richland Township by Tri-State Honor Dogs, a group that trains Feb. corn ...... 3.96 Corn ...... 3.75 anapolis and Michael several of the shots dam - service dogs for veterans. Krebs, who was a reserve aged the car and two Oct. corn ...... 3.69 officer with the Indi - entered the car’s interior. POET Biorefining Beans ...... 8.81 anapolis Metropolitan After the shooting, Portland Nov. beans ...... 8.56 Police Department at the police said Krebs grabbed Sept. corn ...... 3.78 Wheat ...... 4.56 time of the shooting. his service handgun after Oct. corn ...... 3.87 Oct. wheat ...... 4.56 Woodworth, then 19, his wife looked out the Capsule and Wills, who was 17, window and saw two peo - claimed Krebs fired a gun ple “fidgeting with the Hospitals at them after they pulled front door,” The Indi - Reports into his driveway on New anapolis Star reported. Year’s Day 2014 after Police said Krebs had September 11-17, 2015 Deer accident Jay County gan – Jesus Magana The Gallows becoming lost on the way identified himself as an Hospital A Montpelier resident to a party. officer and ordered the Portland Admissions R was involved in an acci - Court documents said pair inside the car to do Fri: 6:30 8:45 dent with a deer Wednes - Woodworth first parked the same, but they did not Emergencies There were seven Sat: 3:30 5:45 8:00 Sun: 3:30 5:45 day night in Penn Town - outside Krebs’ home and respond. Police said that There were 32 people admissions to the hospital. S ship. c M-Th: 6:30 he and Wills knocked on when driver put his car in

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www.townesquarecinema.com Board of Aviation spe - City Council, city hall, 3 Museum of the Soldier 131 S. Main St. cial meeting, Portland Annual BBQ Municipal Airport, TOUR OR RELAX ON THE PORCH county road 100 North, Tuesday Chicken Supper & Portland. 7:30 a.m. — Geneva Board of Public Works Open House Ind. Military Vehicle Show Monday executive session, town 9 a.m. — Jay County hall, 411 E. Line St. Friday, Sept 18th 4 to 7:30 p.m. Commissioners, com - 7:45 a.m. — Geneva Saturday, Sept. 12 missioners’ room, Jay Town Council special Jay County Retirement Center at the 4-H Building - Jay County Fairgrounds County Courthouse, meeting, town hall, 411 1194E 200 N Portland, Indiana 47371 Tickets $8.00 120 N. Court St., Port - E. Line St. You can purchase raffl e tickets from the facility or staff, we are Purchase in advance at Fisher’s Meats, First Merchants land. 6:30 p.m. — Fort raffl ing 2 halves of hog. Winner responsible for the processing. 4 p.m. — Jay County Recovery School Board, Bank, Bank of Geneva, NAPA - Portland & Geneva, Winner does not have to be present to win, drawing will be done Public Library Board, board meeting room, Progressive Offi ce Products or WPGW radio, at the facility that evening. Tours will start at 9am and end at 5pm. community room, FRHS, 400 E. Butler and board members or call JCPL, 315 N. Ship St., St. Free hot dogs and soda will be provided. Bring a friend and visit 260-729-7017 or 260-726-4816 with the residents. This is their day to show you, the public, what a Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service wonderful place to call home. Deadline to purchase tickets is Sept. 15 The Commercial Review Thursday, September 10, 2015 Family Page 3 Tickets are available at Arts Place Season tickets are avail - able for the Hall-Moser Theatre “A Night on the Taking Town” Performance Series at Arts Place in Portland, Note and will include six shows. Performing will be singers Polly Gibbons on Saturday, Oct. 17 and Paula Monsalve on Satur - for adults and $45 for stu - day, Nov. 7 and guitarists dents. For more informa - Loren and Mark on Fri - tion or to purchase tickets, day, Feb. 5. The acoustic call Arts Place at (260)726- foursome Red Priest will 4809. Photo provided rock the stage on Friday, Sponsors of the series Feb. 26. The bluegrass are First Merchants Bank, band Mipso will play Sun - Bank of Geneva, Alexan - Constitution Week day, March 13 and the der Financial Group of Portland Mayor Randy Geesaman recently signed a proclamation declaring Sept. 17 final performance will Raymond James, Annette through 23 Constitution Week, for the Mississinewa Chapter of the Daughters of the American feature Matuto’s combi - Alexander, Vice President Revolution. Pictured from left are Geesaman, with DAR members Janice Stucky, vice regent, nation of Brazilian forro Investments, Lori Stimp - and American bluegrass son, Registered Sales Asso - Janice Hudson, secretary, Paula Confer, regent, and Judy Crull, treasurer. on Saturday, April 9. ciate II, Laura Laux, Client Season tickets are $90 Services. Daughters refuse mom’s request for friends DEAR ABBY: At what point self-sufficient adults. Perhaps if church, but not in restaurants. I ask them for the money we laid does a parent no longer have the you were less overbearing, your have seen people bow their out for the tickets if they forget right to know who their child’s daughters would be living clos- heads and pray privately, which to offer it? This has happened friends are? Dear er, would answer their phones seems more appropriate. Is three times with different I have three grown daughters, more often when you call and there a rule of etiquette about friends and we’re out the money. all on their own, living on the Abby would open up to you about praying in a restaurant? — — ANNOYED IN TEANECK other side of the country. Dur - their friendships. Frankly, I SILENTLY PRAYING FOR DEAR ANNOYED: There are ing a recent visit home for their think you should apologize for ADVICE a couple of ways to do it: As you grandmother’s birthday, I asked giving them such a heavy-hand- DEAR SILENTLY PRAYING: hand the tickets over, you might each of them to give me all of ed third degree. Yes, there is. In restaurants, say, “That’ll be $20, please." But their friends’ phone numbers, in called, I sure as h--- didn’t need DEAR ABBY: My wife and I praying should be done quietly if that’s uncomfortable for you, case I couldn’t reach them. I also to be pestering their friends. had dinner with some other cou - and inconspicuously to avoid the following day, you or your wanted to know who they were They say they are adults, and ples at an elegant, white linen distracting other diners. husband should call these “for- exactly, how well they knew that we (their dad and I) no tablecloth restaurant. After the DEAR ABBY: I love my getful” friends and ask them to them, etc. I was simply thinking longer have the right to “dic - meals were brought to the table, friends and enjoy going out to send you a check. of their safety. If I can’t reach tate” who they are friends with. someone said, “We need to dinner, and attending plays and To receive a collection of my girls, I want to know who I say I’m their mother and no pray.” In this quiet, candlelit set - movies with them. However, Abby’s most memorable — and might have seen them last and, matter how old they get, I will ting, a “Bless us, oh Lord ...” was something really annoys me. My most frequently requested — if need be, give that information ALWAYS have the right to know spoken aloud by most of the peo - husband and I are usually early, poems and essays, send your to the police. who they are friends with. I ple in our party, causing heads and when we go to the movies, name and mailing address, plus Abby, all three of them told would appreciate your thoughts. to turn at a number of nearby our friends ask us to pick up the check or money order for $7 me NO! They said they are — RENEE IN OREGON tables. Undoubtedly, the din tickets if we arrive first. After (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby — grown women and can take care DEAR RENEE: I agree that sounded like chanting. I was the movie we’ll grab a bite to eat Keepers Booklet, P.O. Box 447, of themselves, and besides, if, you are their mother, but you embarrassed. and at the end of the evening Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. God forbid, they didn’t want to are not your daughters’ parole Please understand, we are say goodbye. Shipping and handling are answer their phone when I officer. They are self-supporting, religious and we pray aloud in The question is, how do we included in the price. Births Albers David Albers, St. Henry, Paternal grandparent is Brooks Thomas, a son, Ohio. Joyce Albers, Portland. He weighed 7 pounds, 9 Great-grandparents are was born Aug. 20 at Mer - 1/2 ounces. Louie and Mary Ann cer County Community Maternal grandparents Grieshop, Willowdell, Hospital in Coldwater, are Matt and Deb Ful - Ohio, and Carl and Alvira Ohio, to Chelsea and lenkamp, St. Henry. Albers, St. Henry. September Savings Community Calendar Notices will appear in day at A Second Chance At euchre at 6 p.m. the second 3-3x10” Ads the Community Calendar Life Ministries, 109 S. and fourth Thursday of as space is available. To Commerce St. in Portland. each month at the tele - submit an item, call fami - For more information, call phone warehouse, 301 E. Black & White $133 each ly editor Virginia Cline at Judy Smith at (260) 726- Sixth St. in Portland. The (260) 726-8141. 9187 or Dave Keen at (260) public is invited. 335-2152. 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SMALL BUSINESS PACKAGE 56 93 ALCOHOLICS ANONY - MOUS — Will meet at 10 2-2x5’s 72 6 a.m. upstairs at True ll Value Hardware, North A 95 Meridian Street, Portland. 1-2x3 ds For more information, call a 9 4 © 200 Hometown Content Difficult (260) 729-2532. PORTLAND FARMERS’ 1-2x2 nly $199 Wednesday’s Solution MARKET — Will be open O Sudoku Solution #3750-D from 8 a.m. to noon each 91285367 4 Saturday at the Jay Coun - The Commercial Review The objective is to fill a 458167293 ty Courthouse. nine-by nine grid so that each column, each row, and 637492581 309 w. Main St. Portland, IN each of the nine three-by- 325986417 Reunions three boxes (also called BASH FAMILY blocks or regions) contains 194725368 REUNION — Will be held the digits from 1 to 9 only 786341952 at noon Saturday, Sept. 19, 260-726-8141 one time each. 549278136 at Richard’s Restaurant in 273619845 Portland in their party 861534729 room. For more informa - © 2009 Hometown Content tion, call (419) 375-4307. The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Thursday, September 10, 2015 Critics should look at numbers To the editor: It is said that the opti - mist sees the glass half Letters to full, the pessimist sees it half empty. With that col - loquialism I offer a couple the Editor of observations. In 2008 the nation swore in our newly elected presi - dent. That same year dis - hope that the president aster struck. The presi - failed. dent then, and in the ensu - I read in the paper today ing years, was tasked with that the unemployment reviving an economy rate was 5.1 percent. It’s awash and overwhelmed 2015 folks. by an economic tsunami I’ll excuse those of you of almost biblical propor - who need to wipe the egg tion (due basically to a off your face or I’ll offer my financial feeding frenzy salt shaker to the folks who of avarice). now must eat crow. The newly-elected presi - Now this is of course, dent took action to combat just my opinion, but I didn’t this tsunami. In those make this up in support of years there was an end - any agenda. The facts less litany of pessimism, speak for themselves. disrespect and mendacity. Michael S. Kinser Some went so far as to Portland School choice has gone too far The Washington Post Some parents of students who attend private schools Hoosier in Nevada are debating whether to pull their chil - dren out and have them Editorial Ignorance should matter more attend public schools for By LEONARD PITTS JR. able to find North Korea on a map. 100 days. Tribune Content Agency And, in the last few years, there have It is not that they are dis - Our question for the day: Does lenged in court on grounds been some political contenders and satisfied; instead, the tem - ignorance matter? Leonard pretenders who you suspect could the state constitution bans porary switch would make Our lead exhibit — you will not be not do it even if you spotted them a use of public funds for sec - the students eligible to shocked to hear this — is Donald Pitts Jr. hemisphere. tarian purposes. Its sup - return to the private Trump. Since when did running for presi - schools with their costs porters meanwhile hail it Last week, the billionaire real dent become a reality show? How underwritten by public tax as the ultimate in school estate mogul who is seeking the does Trump or anyone else figure dollars. choice, allowing education Republican presidential nomination that a presidential candidate should That such an opportuni - funding to follow students stumbled over a question about ter - personality Megyn Kelly with a taste - not be asked hard questions? And ty exists goes to the heart of to the schools that work rorism from conservative radio host less jibe that he claimed wasn’t about what does it say about us that funda - what is wrong with Neva - best for them. Hugh Hewitt. Specifically, he was menstruation, though it transparent - mental ignorance about things a da’s new voucher program. We believe in school forced to admit that he could not iden - ly was, Trump continues to lead all president should know does not auto - By subsidizing families choice. But a universal tify the leaders of Hezbollah and al- contenders for the Republican presi - matically disqualify you from credi - who do not need aid, the voucher program that gives Qaida, among other terrorist organi - dential nomination. Nor is the igno - bly contending for that office? state wastes public money precious education funding zations. rance of world affairs he betrayed on Perhaps it says that some of us that would be better direct - (Nevada is among the There is a pattern for how Trump Hewitt’s show likely to change that. want the world to be simple, and that ed to low-income students nation’s worst when it reacts when cornered, and he was It’s a fact that speaks volumes they want a president who will not in academically struggling comes to support for educa - true to it last week. about the present state of the Grand ask them to think too deeply, nor schools. tion) to middle- and high- First, he made the usual vague, Old Party. This is, after all, now the proffer any policy prescription too Republicans who control income families who on grandiose promises about how effec - third presidential election cycle in a complex to fit on a bumper sticker. both the legislature and the their own would choose tive he will be once in office (“I will be row in which one of its stars has Perhaps it says that some of us governor’s mansion in and can afford private edu - so good at the military, your head will shown him or herself to be spectacu - embrace an extremist resistance to Nevada passed the unprece - cation is neither sensible spin. ... I’m a delegator. ... I find larly clueless on some relatively sim - social change and are willing to sup - dented voucher program, nor sustainable. absolutely great people and I’ll find ple question of presidential readi - port whoever promises most loudly which will allow all parents There is also the worry them in our armed services.”) Then ness. to drag the country back to an imag - of public school students — the program could worsen he attempted to kill the messenger, There is a straight line from Saran ined yesterday of purity and no matter their income — the existing gap between bashing Hewitt on Twitter as a “very Palin in 2008 — unable to give coher - strength. to use state funding ear - poor and well-off students. low ratings talk show host” and a ent answers to questions about the But the world is not simple and marked for their children Low-income students will “3rd-rate gotcha guy.” economy, foreign policy and her own never was. And yesterday’s gone, yes - to pay for a private educa - get a slightly higher sub - As has also become part of the pat - reading habits — to Herman Cain terday’s gone. tion, including even home sidy, and a separate tax tern, a gaffe that might have totaled hemming and hawing and shifting in Does ignorance matter? Well, Don - schooling. The money — credit program provides another candidate’s campaign seems his chair in 2011 when asked about ald Trump is still the leading con - about $5,000 annually per additional resources, but it to have not even scratched the paint Libya, to Trump bristling and pout - tender for the Republican presiden - student — would be is unclear if that will be on this one. Or, as a Politico headline ing because he was quizzed about tial nomination. deposited into an education enough to help them get put it: “Trump bluffs past another cri - major figures in Middle East terror - So obviously, it doesn’t matter savings account that can be into high-quality private sis.” Indeed, Trump has come to ism. nearly as much as it should. used for state-approved schools. If not, they may resemble nothing so much as a real One is reminded of the old political •••••••••• expenses, with unspent well be faced with attend - world “Sebastian Shaw” — a Marvel axiom that people want a president Pitts is a columnist for The Miami money allowed to roll over ing under-resourced Comics supervillian who gets they could imagine having a beer Herald. He won a Pulitzer Prize for and be saved to pay for col - schools. stronger every time you hit him. with. And that’s fine. Commentary in 2004. Readers may lege tuition. That is not much of a After insulting Mexicans, insulting But you’d think they would also contact him via e-mail at The law is being chal - choice. his rivals and insulting Fox “News” want to imagine him or her being [email protected]. Clinton’s poll numbers are in a spiral By JENNIFER RUBIN and lot of effort. And so I don’t is doing as the negative paid ads that she has a load of money. The Washington Post think it’s plausible for her to say, on this topic have yet to be broad - Sometimes, however, money just WASHINGTON — The email oh, I wasn’t paying any atten - cast. If Sanders or other Demo - isn’t enough. scandal and its fallout, including Right tion. She clearly was paying cratic challengers were to start The comparison to Richard the FBI investigation, have attention.” hitting her on the character and Nixon (the coverup is worse than wounded Hillary Clinton’s cam - Turn Colin Powell, whom Clinton credibility issue, things might the crime) is apt, but maybe the paign. once claimed also used a private get even worse. better analogy is to the late John The only question is whether server for work, demolished her The notion that voters don’t Connally, who spent $13.7 million her condition is so serious and excuse. He told Chuck Todd on care about this is not proving to only to earn a single convention the triage so inept that she will “Meet the Press”: “I had two be accurate. As her favorability vote, or to Steve Forbes, who lost be forced off the battlefield. In Iowa it is much the same machines on my desk. I had a and trustworthy numbers plum - $69 million of his own money on On Sunday, the NBC story. Among registered voters, secure State Department met, so does her standing in Iowa two presidential races. News/Marist poll showed her her favorable/unfavorable rating machine, which I used for secure and New Hampshire. This is Still, I do not see her spending trailing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I- is horrible (32 percent favor - material, and I had a laptop that hardly surprising. Contrary to her own fortune — we know how Vt.) in New Hampshire and los - able/61 percent unfavorable), I could use for e-mail.” In short, her campaign spin, trust does she covets money — but it ing much of her lead in Iowa. and among Democratic voters, no secretary of state has ever matter. becomes a question of how much Among New Hampshire regis - she is down to 67 percent. treated classified material as Now, it is possible that a far longer she can get people to give tered voters, only 36 percent have Part of the problem is that her carelessly as she. And certainly more likable and skillful pol — her theirs. a favorable impression of her excuses are entirely unbeliev - none has been less truthful and such as her husband — could •••••••••• while 60 percent do not. Even able. Saying she really was not forthcoming about his or her have put this issue to rest. But Rubin is a conservative blog - among Democratic voters, her aware of what was being done mistakes. she is neither likable nor skilled, ger for The Washington Post’s favorable rating has fallen below with her server, she left critics Right now the media — and and her interviews only drive “Right Turn.” Her Twitter han - 70 percent, worse than both Vice and the media, well, gobsmacked Clinton’s own rotten interviews home the impression she is cov - dle is @JRubinBlogger, and she President Biden (76 percent) and As Carly Fiorina put it, “So — are strangling her. It is all the ering up her conduct. can be reached at rubinj@wash - Sanders (79 percent). that actually takes a lot of work more remarkable how badly she Her only saving grace may be post.com. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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In review Extending New ancestor revealed DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The Islam - ic State group is extending its reach in Saudi Arabia, expand - Scientists say ing the scope of its attacks and drawing in bones are from new recruits with its radical ideology. Its human relative determination to bring down the U.S.-allied royal family has raised concerns it could By LYNSEY CHUTEL threaten the annual and MALCOLM RITTER Muslim hajj pilgrim - Associated Press age later this month. MAGALIESBURG, South Africa So far, the extremist — Scientists say they’ve discovered group’s presence in the a new member of the human fami - kingdom appears to be ly tree, revealed by a huge trove of in a low-level stage, but bones in a barely accessible, pitch- it has claimed four sig - dark chamber of a cave in South nificant bombings Africa. The creature shows a surprising since May, one of them mix of human-like and more prim - in neighboring Kuwait. itive characteristics — some And it has rapidly experts called it “bizarre” and ramped up its rhetoric, “weird.” aiming to undermine And the discovery presents some Associated Press/Themba Hadebe the Al Saud royal fami - key mysteries: How old are the ly’s legitimacy, which bones? And how did they get into is rooted in part in its Lee Berger, a professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, holds a reconstruction that chamber, reachable only by a today of the skull of Homo naledi at Magaliesburg, South Africa. claim to implement complicated pathway that includes Islamic Shariah law squeezing through passages as nar - and to be the protectors row as about 7½ inches? closest extinct relatives, and the Lee Berger, a professor at the the Cradle of Humankind, a site of Islam’s most sacred The bones were found by a spe - word for “star” in a local language. University of the Witwatersrand in near the town of Magaliesburg sites in Mecca and lunker, about 30 miles northwest of The find was made in the Rising Johannesburg who led the work, where the discovery was made, Medina that are at the Johannesburg. The site has yielded Star cave system. said naledi’s anatomy suggest that bones were arranged in the shape center of hajj. some 1,550 specimens since its dis - The creature, which evidently it arose at or near the root of the of skeleton in a glass-covered covery in 2013. The fossils repre - walked upright, represents a mix Homo group, which would make wooden case. Fragments of small To address sent at least 15 individuals. of traits. For example, the hands the species some 2.5 million to 2.8 skulls, an almost complete jaw - UNITED NATIONS Researchers named the creature and feet look like Homo, but the million years old. The discovered bone with teeth, and pieces of — Pope Francis is Homo naledi. That reflects the shoulders and the small brain bones themselves may be younger, limbs, fingers and other bones expected to focus on the “Homo” evolutionary group, which recall Homo’s more ape-like ances - said Berger, an American. were arrayed around the partial need for peace in a con - includes modern people and our tors, the researchers said. At a news conference today in skeleton. flict-torn world facing the biggest refugee cri - sis since World War II when he addresses the Official: Russian United Nations later this month, the Holy See said Wednesday. troops are in Syria Archbishop By ARON HELLER have been delivering mili - Bernardito Auza, the Associated Press tary supplies and humani - Vatican’s apostolic JERUSALEM — Russ - tarian aid. But he shed no nuncio and U.N. ambas - ian troops have arrived in light on the Western sador, said the pope’s Syria to aid Bashar claims of a buildup at the address to world lead - Assad’s beleaguered gov - airfield. ers at the 193-member ernment in the battle Moscow has backed General Assembly on against Islamic State mili - Assad throughout the Sept. 25 will likely tants, Israel’s defense nation’s civil war, which stress poverty and bad minister said today, a has killed more than government as drivers development could help 250,000 people. Russian of conflict and migra - the Syrian president President Vladimir Putin tion. reverse his recent battle - has sought to cast arms field losses in the coun - supplies to Assad’s gov - try’s bitter civil war, now ernment as part of inter - Increasing in its fifth year. national efforts to combat ABOVE THE Moshe Yaalon said the the Islamic State group CARIBBEAN SEA — Russians in recent days and other militant organi - The eastern Pacific dispatched military advis - zations in Syria. Ocean remains the ers as well as an active But Putin has not ruled most popular route for force, with the main goal out a larger role and the cocaine smuggling, but of setting up an air base. move could mean that he the Caribbean is again The base, near the Syrian has now decided to inter - becoming a popular city of Latakia, could vene directly on Assad’s option — decades after deploy fighter jets and hel - behalf. U.S. authorities all but icopters in strikes against The United States and shut down cocaine IS militants. its allies see Assad as the smuggling into South “As far as we under - cause of the Syrian crisis, Florida. stand, at this stage we are and Washington has The U.S. Drug talking about a limited warned Moscow against Enforcement Adminis - force that includes advis - beefing up its presence. tration estimates that ers, a security team and But those warnings smugglers have preparations for operat - have been softer in tone, increased shipments of ing planes and combat compared to the original cocaine through the helicopters,” Yaalon said American position that Caribbean from about in a briefing with Israeli demanded Assad’s ouster. 60 tons to about 100 reporters. After years of heavy fight - tons in the past several The claim was the latest ing, it seems that Assad years. indication of a Russian can continue clinging to military buildup in Syria power, propped up by Claiming that has raised U.S. and Russian and Iranian aid, WARSAW, Poland — NATO concerns. as well as the West’s focus A lawyer for two men Earlier today, Russia’s on the struggle against who claim to have Foreign Minister Sergey the extremist IS group, found a World War II Lavrov said Russian air - which now controls a Nazi train says it’s craft flying into Syria third of Syria. buried in the ground and might contain valuable minerals. A gold rush has Surges ... erupted in the south - western Polish city of Continued from page 1 woman was missing Walbrzych after the They rested in confer - hours after a landslide hit men told authorities ence rooms, and a waiting houses at the foot of a they have located a area on the first floor was steep, wooded incline. war-time train there, opened for them to stay High-speed “bullet” train possibly with valu - overnight. service was partially sus - ables. A deputy culture Soldiers in camouflage pended. minister said he is 99 uniforms and helmets The Fire and Disaster percent sure the train rushed around, while wet and Management Agency exists, adding fuel to a uniforms and raingear said 22 people have been local legend about a hung from chairs to dry. injured by the storms Nazi gold train hidden Tokyo was drenched over the past two days, since 1945 in a tunnel with rain, but the hard - including three elderly in Walbrzych. est-hit area was to the women who were serious - —Associated Press north in Ibaraki and ly hurt when strong Tochigi prefectures. One winds knocked them over. The Commercial Review Page 6 Church Thursday, September 10, 2015

Area churches are listed with location, pastor and phone number, as well as email address and Web site where available. All services are Sunday, Film tells hero’s tale unless otherwise indicated. By VIRGINIA CLINE The Commercial Review This Area Asbury United A documentary film about an Church page is Methodist Albany man who rescued Jewish made possible 204 E. Arch St., Portland refugees and others during World Tim Dilley War II will be shown in his home - through (260) 726-8464 town. the courtesy of Services: 8 a.m., 10:15 The film, “A Voice Among the a.m. Silent, The Legacy of James the following Sunday school: 9 a.m. Grover McDonald,” was written by sponsors! Director of youth and Shuli Eshel and co-written by young adult ministries: Roger Schatz, after McDonald’s Julie Tarr diaries were found in a basement http://www.asburymin - in 2003. istries.org It will be shown at 7 p.m. Sept. 25 The Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to at Albany United Methodist 4 p.m. Monday through Fri - Church, 125 N. Broadway St. day McDonald was the son-in-law of Theatre “Moments of Devotion” J.R. Stafford, one of the founders can be heard each Sunday of the Albany U.M.C. Call for at 7 a.m. on WPGW radio. The trailer can be viewed at The church has a nursery http:// www.avoiceamongthesi - movie info available. lent.com . Handicapped accessible. McDonald was from Albany and 260-726-RITZ (7489) was chairman of the New York- www.ritzportland.com Banner Christian based Foreign Policy Association Assembly of God when he had a meeting with Adolf Hitler in Berlin on April 8, 1933. 1217 W. Votaw St., Port - According to his 10,000 diary SUMAN BROS. land Michael Burk pages, he kept asking Hitler, “Why PIZZA (260) 726-4282 are you attacking the Jews?” Services: 10:30 a.m. Finally losing his temper, Hitler responded, “I will do the thing that PENNVILLE Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Photo provided Bible study: 6:30 p.m. the rest of the world would like to 260-731-2044 Wednesday do. It doesn’t know how to get rid of the Jews. I will show them.” James Grover McDonald, right, is shown with A nursery and children’s President Franklin D. Roosevelt. As High Commissioner for church are available. Shocked by Hitler’s threats, McDonald warned President Refugees for the League of Nations, McDonald is credited with Sun. 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Franklin Roosevelt, future Pope personally saving the lives of 2,000 German Jews. A Mon. - Thurs. 11 a.m. -9 p.m. Bellefountain United Pius XII and world leaders about Fri. - Sat. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m Methodist documentary about his life will be shown Sept. 25 at Albany the tragedy he foresaw with Hitler United Methodist Church. 440 S. 600 East and that he thought war was Gordon Jackson inevitable. Services: 9 a.m. His warnings were largely appointed as the first U.S. Ambas - University Press published his Sunday school: 10 a.m. ignored. sador to Israel by President Harry diaries and papers from 1932 to Working as the League of Truman. 1947 in three volumes and will pub - Bethel United Nation’s High Commissioner for McDonald, who died in 1964 at lish a fourth one next year cover - Methodist Refugees, he dedicated his life to age 77, is buried in Strong Ceme - ing his years serving as Ambassa - Indiana 167, 4 miles finding a safe haven for German tery, Albany. dor to Israel. north of Dunkirk Jewish refugees, credited with per - His daughters donated his Doors to the church will open at Scott McClain sonally saving 2,000. diaries to the United States Holo - 6 p.m. A discussion with Eshel and Services: 10:45 a.m. After the war, McDonald was caust Memorial Museum. Indiana Schatz will follow the film. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Bible study: 7 p.m. Tues - day and paper products for the Dunkirk Nazarene (260) 726-4844 First Missionary Bluff Point Friends food bank. 226 E. Center St., Services: 11 a.m. 950 S. U.S. 27, Berne 80 E. 650 South Handicapped accessible. Dunkirk Bible study: 9:45 a.m. Rev. Don Williams Services: 10 a.m. Tom Fett Service: 7:30 p.m. (260) 589-2991 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Church of (765) 768-6199 Wednesday Services: 9 a.m., 10:15 the Living God Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Associate pastor: Sue a.m. Boundary St. Paul South Broad Street, p.m. Wade Sunday school: 8 a.m., 9 Church Dunkirk Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. http://www.thefamily - a.m., 10:15 a.m. Corner of Treaty Line Rev. Theodore Wagoner Prayer service and chil - worshipcenter.org http://www.fmcberne.co Road and county road 300 Services: 7 p.m. dren’s ministry: 7 p.m. Radio broadcasts can be m. East Sunday school: 9:45 a.m. Wednesday heard at 8:30 and 9 a.m. on Ava Gannon “River of Life” may be Children’s pastor: Gloria Sunday on WPGW-AM and First Presbyterian (260) 726-2373 heard each Sunday at 8 a.m. Hamilton FM. 402 N. Ship St., Portland Services: 9:30 a.m. on WPGW radio station. Dunkirk Food Pantry, Handicapped accessible. C. Stanley Gockel, inter - located at the church, is im pastor MA Y FINANCIAL Bryant Wesleyan Clear Creek open the second and fourth Fellowship Baptist (260) 726-8462 GR OUP , INC. 209 S. Hendricks St. Congregational Thursday of each month 289 S. 200 West Services: 9:30 a.m. Paul VanCise Christian Church from 1 to 3 p.m. Hugh Kelly http://www.firstpcport - LIFE • HEAL TH (260) 997-6231 (260) 726-8895 EMP LO YEE BENEFI TS 5016 N. U.S. 27, Winches - land.org Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. MEDICARE SU PPLEMEN TS ter Erastus United A nursery is provided. p.m. Sunday school: 9 a.m. ANNUITIES Tom Sells Methodist Handicapped accessible. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Erastus-Durbin Road, Assistant pastor: Mitch bryantwesleyan@embar - (765) 584-1564 JEFF HALL Services: 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Celina, Ohio Corwin Fort Recovery your hometo wn agent qmail.com Allan Brown Handicapped accessible. Church of Christ (260) 729-5200 There is also children’s Wednesday Sunday school: 10:45 a.m. (419) 678-2071 501 S. Wayne St. 127 W. M ain St reet church, “The Garden”, for Services: 9 a.m. First American (419) 852-9527 Po rtland, IN preschoolers and a staffed Collett Nazarene Sunday school: 8:30 a.m. Baptist Services: 10:30 a.m. nursery. Assistant pastor: Rev. 427 S. Main St., Dunkirk Bible class: 9:30 a.m. Handicapped accessible. 450 South, 1 mile west of U.S. 27 David Gordon Dan Coffman [email protected] Billy Stanton (765) 768-7157 fortrecoverycofc.org Calvary United Evangelical Methodist Services: 10:40 a.m., 5 Methodist (260) 251-2403 Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 930 W. Main St., Portland p.m. Fort Recovery 301 N. Main St., Dunkirk p.m. Steve Arnold Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Church of the Susan Durovey-Antrim Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (260) 251-0970 Bible study: 7 p.m. Nazarene (765) 499-0368 Bible study: 6:30 p.m. Services: 10:20 a.m., 6 Wednesday 401 E. Boundary St., Fort Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday p.m. Recovery susan.duroveyantrim@i Youth director: Cassi Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. First Baptist Rev. Dennis Kelley numc.org Alberson Bible study: 6 p.m. 601 N. Charles St., Port - (419) 375-4680 A nursery and children’s Wednesday land Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Center United church are available. The church radio broad - Dr. Ron Ross p.m.; 7 p.m. Wednesday Methodist The church accepts non- cast can be heard at 9:15 (260) 726-8762 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. County road 500 West and perishable food items, soap a.m. Saturday on WPGW. Services: 10 a.m. [email protected] Indiana 26 and paper products for the Handicapped accessible. Sunday school: 9 a.m. Bruce Stong food bank. www.fbcportland.com Fort Recovery United (765) 768-7540 Handicapped accessible. Fairview United A nursery is provided. Methodist Services: 9 a.m. Methodist/Jay County 309 E. Boundary St., Fort Sunday school: 10 a.m. Cornerstone Baptist 2875 E. 200 South First Church of Recovery 211 E. Main St., Portland Gordon Jackson Christ Rev. Allan Brown Church of the Living Wayne Ward Lay leader: Beth Stephen 1049 Union City Road, (419) 678-2071 God (Miracle (260) 726-7714 (260) 726-9184 Fort Recovery Services: 9 a.m. Missions, Inc.) Services: 10 a.m. Services: 10:15 a.m. Gary Snowden Assistant pastor: David 8472 S. 800 East, Union Sunday school: 9 a.m. Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. (419) 375-2860 Gordon City Services can be seen on Handicapped accessible. Services: 10:30 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. cable channel 7 on Sundays Bible classes: 9:30 a.m. Geneva First United Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Fairview United [email protected] Methodist Monday and Friday at 7 Methodist/ http://www.fccftrecov - 100 W. Line St., Geneva Church of God p.m. Randolph County ery.org Barry McCune of Prophecy A nursery is provided. Indiana 28, 2 miles east A nursery is provided. (260) 368-7655 797 N. Creagor Ave., Port - Handicapped accessible. of Albany Services: 9:30 a.m. land Ryan Campbell First Community Sunday school: 10:45 a.m. Nanette Weesner Cross Community (765) 256-0331 Baptist Church Bible study: 7 p.m. Mon - (260) 766-9334 (24-hour Church Services: 9:30 a.m. 341 S. Meridian St., Red - day (for women) calls and texts) 315 W. Main St., Berne Sunday School: 8:45 to key Lord’s Table Food Pantry Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Rev. Joseph Gerkin 9:15 a.m. Everett Bilbrey Jr. is open each Wednesday 217 E. Pearl St. Bible study: 6 p.m. Thurs - (interim pastor) Bible study: 6:30 p.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Portland, IN day (260) 589-2752 Wednesday p.m. Handicapped accessible. A nursery is available. (260) 726-2833 http://www.portlandco - Services: 10 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. gop.org Sunday school: 9 a.m. Prayer service: 7 p.m. Geneva Nazarene [email protected] Bible study: 7 p.m. Faith Evangelical Wednesday 225 Decatur St., Geneva Handicapped accessible. Wednesday 9560 W. 200 South, Radio broadcast “Gospel Brenda Haddix [email protected] Dunkirk Truth” can be heard on (260) 346-2172 Church of A staffed nursery is avail - Harold Miller Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. the Brethren able for children age 3 and (260) 894-2257 WPGW. Sunday school: 9 a.m. Floral and Chicago younger. Services: 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting: 7 p.m. avenues, Portland Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. First Free Will Wednesday Kevin McClung Deerfield United Prayer/Bible study: 6:30 Baptist Services: 10 a.m. Methodist p.m. Wednesday 12369 W. 600 South, Gilead Church Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. U.S. 27, south of Indiana A nursery is available. Dunkirk County road 650 North, Nursery care is provided 28 Delmar McCowan one-quarter mile east of for children age 5 and Belinda Pinkstaff Family Services: 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Balbec younger. (765) 789-4511 Worship Center Sunday school: 10 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. The church accepts non- Services: 9:30 a.m. 200 E. Elder St., Portland Prayer service: 7 p.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. perishable food items, soap [email protected] David Wade Wednesday See page 7 The Commercial Review Thursday, September 10, 2015 Church Page 7

Continued from page 6 Grace Bible P.O. Box 67 6626 Village Way, Berne Jeff Gaskill Revival services scheduled (260) 589-2687 Revival services will be held Fri - Recovery Church of the Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. day through Sunday at Gilead Nazarene. The evening service Sunday school: 9 a.m. Church with the Rev. John Myers Church will begin at 6 p.m. and will be a This Area Bible study: 7 p.m. speaking. mission service led by Emily Church page is Wednesday Services will be at 7 p.m. Friday Daugherty. and Saturday. Sunday services will roundup A kids movie night will be made possible Harvest Time Bible be at 10:30 a.m., with a carry-in din - held Sept. 18 in the church Fami - through 11015 S. 600 East, Key - ner to follow, and again at 6 p.m. ly Center. the courtesy of stone, Wells County The church is located on county “Dolphin Tale 2” will be shown Tony Robles road 650 North, one-quarter mile Bluegrass jamboree from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for children the following (260) 273-0877 east of Balbec. The Bluegrass Gospel Jam - age 3 to sixth grade. Hot dogs, sponsors! Services: 10 a.m. A tent revival will begin Sunday boree will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. popcorn and pop will be served. Bible study: 7 p.m. Thurs - at Temple Baptist Church with Saturday at Union Chapel Bring a pillow and sleeping bag. day Pastor/evangelist Matthew C. Church of the Nazarene. LaFave as the guest speaker. Featured guests will be the Rev. Fun night Fred Stevens, Common Ground Evangelical United Methodist Hickory Grove Services will be held at 11 a.m. Used Auto and Truck Parts and 6 p.m. Sunday and continue at and Water In2 Wine. Bring a lawn will host a Friday Fun Night on Church of chair. the Brethren 7 p.m. Monday through Wednes - Sept. 18. The event will be held day. There will also be gospel The church is located on coun - from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for kids to Indiana 1 and Indiana 26 ty road 900 north, on Jay-Wells music at every service. learn more about Jesus. Earl Doll County Line Road. Children 3 and younger should (260) 731-4477 The church is located at 17920 S. Indiana 167, Dunkirk. be accompanied by an adult. We buy Services: 10:30 a.m. Ice cream social There will be food and games. Sunday school: 9:25 a.m. Portland Friends Church, 226 E. Late-Model wrecks Main St., will host revival services Noble Congregational Chris - Bring coins to “sink the ship.” www.williamsautoparts.com tian Church will host an ice For more information, call High Street United Sept. 17 through 20 with the Rev. 127 Detroit Ave. cream social on Saturday. Kevin Pastor Steve Arnold at (260) 726- Portland, IN 47371 Methodist Fred Stevens as the evangelist. Evening services will begin at 7 Culy, of Brianna’s Hope, will be 8778 or (260) 251-0970. (260) 726-8001 435 High St., Geneva p.m. Sept. 17 through 19 and a final the guest speaker. Rev. Jim Bontrager Games will be held from 3 to 5 service will be held at 10:15 a.m. Free meal Services: 9 a.m. p.m. Food will be served from 5 to Sept. 20. Bread of Life Community Fam - Sunday school: 10:15 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Music and a bonfire will Song ministry will be provided ily Meal will be served from 5:30 follow. Bring lawn chairs. by The Hopewell Trio and Kira to 6:30 p.m. Monday at Asbury Holy Trinity Catholic The church is located at 1964 N. United Methodist Church, 204 E. Gibson will sing on Sunday morn - 800 East, rural Portland. 7321 E. Indiana 67, ing. Arch St., Portland. Bryant Everyone is welcome to share a Rev. David Hoying, For more information, call Pas - Nazarene news meal and conversation. The meal C.PP.S. tor Byron Dealey at (765) 541-9556 The Rev. John Dodds will be this week will be prepared and Handmade Fudge Services: 7:30 a.m. and or Pastor Herb Hummel at (260) the guest speaker for the 10:30 served by Fellowship Baptist Available 9:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Saturday 729-7393. a.m. service on Sunday at Fort Church. 112 W. Walnut St. Confessions are heard on (St. Rd. 67) Saturday at 8:30 a.m. and Albany, IN 8:30 p.m. or by request. The church radio broad - Portland Friends Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 Rev. Ned Brown Hopewell of Life cast may be heard on 226 E. Main St., Portland p.m. Services: 11 a.m. Sunday Ministries WPGW at 2 p.m. each Sun - Byron Dealey, Herb Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. County road 200 South, 2 day. Hummel Service: 6:30 p.m. St. Peter Catholic Baldauf miles east of Indiana 1 A nursery is provided. (260) 726-7978 Wednesday 1477 Philothea Road, Rev. Ruth Funk Services: 10:15 a.m. Transportation is avail - Fort Recovery (260) 251-8581 New Life Ministries Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. able. Rev. Ned Brown Garage Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 415 S. Helen St., Portland Bible study: 6 p.m. Handicapped accessible. Services: 8 a.m. Sunday p.m. Dr. Kay Fairchild Thursday (alternates with St. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. 973 1/2 S. Meridian St. (260) 755-6354 friendscare4others.net River of Life Joseph) Portland, IN Bible study: 7 p.m. Services: 6 p.m. Sunday; A nursery is provided. 722 W. Main St., Port - Wednesday 7 p.m. Thursday Handicapped accessible. land Sugar Grove (260) 726-8348 www.drkayfairchild.com Paula Hunnicut Nazarene Immaculate Praise Chapel (260) 273-3144 County roads 400 North Conception Catholic New Mt. Pleasant Church of God Services: 11 a.m., 6 p.m. and 550 West 506 E. Walnut St., Port - United Methodist 4527 E. 1000 North (Jay, Bible study: 6 p.m. Rev. Dan Sickels land 5905 S. Como Road Randolph County line) Thursday (260) 731-4733 Robert Moran Bruce Stong Pastor Gerald Roesly Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 (260) 726-7341 (260) 726-2462 (765) 584-7045 The ROCK p.m. Services: 8 a.m., 10 a.m.; Services: 10:30 a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 115 E. Water St., Port - Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Saturday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. p.m. land (Jay Community Cen - Bible study: 7 p.m. Bible study: 11:10 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. ter) Wednesday Sunday Noble Congregational Prayer meeting: 6 p.m. Office: 111 N. Meridian Handicapped accessible. CCD: 7 p.m. Wednesday Wednesday St., Portland Christian Jeff Horsman 1964 N. 800 East Sugar Grove Latter Day Saints Redeemer Lutheran (260) 726-7474 United Methodist Jim Nichols [email protected] Indiana 167, 2 miles Services: 10:30 a.m. Malin and Elm streets, County roads 600 South north of Dunkirk Bryant Services: 10 a.m. and 1150 West Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Youth pastor: Brian Mike Baker Bible study: 7 p.m. Pastor Robert Abner Edward Armantrout (765) 760-2432 (260) 997-6787 Henry Services: 9 a.m. Wednesday Youth: Wednesday at 7 Services: 10 a.m. Youth: 6:30 p.m. Friday Services: 10 a.m. Sunday school: 10 a.m. Sunday school: 11:15 a.m. Sunday school: 9 a.m. p.m. at the office Handicapped accessible. [email protected] Youth: 6:30 p.m. Wednes - Oak Grove Handicapped accessible. day ROCKids ministry United Methodist director: Heather Keller Temple Baptist Redkey Faith Indiana 167, between Little Salamonia 829 S. Indiana 1 [email protected] Jason Rice Builders Ministry Activities are provided Dunkirk and Albany Christian Church (260) 729-2798 422 N. Union St., Redkey for children nursery Collins Glenn 1098 E. 300 South, Port - Services: 10:30 a.m. Ken Fuller through fifth grade. (765) 768-7708 land Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (765) 524-5378 Services: 11 a.m. and 6 Adam Ridenour Services: 4 to 6 p.m. Salamonia United p.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services: 11 a.m. Sunday school: 10 a.m. Pennville Friends Ladies Bible study: 5:30 Church of Christ Maple Street and Indi - p.m. Monday Mary Help 3900 S. 600 East Trinity Lutheran ana 1, Pennville Bruce Phillips 301 N. Wayne St., Fort of Christians Dee Hartman Redkey Faith (260) 335-2017 Recovery 403 Sharpsburg Road, Services: 10:30 a.m. Ministries Services: 9 a.m. Robin Owen Fort Recovery 9811 W. Indiana 67, Sunday school: 10 a.m. Rev. Ned Brown Pennville southwest of Redkey (419) 375-4498 (419) 375-4153 United Methodist Rev. Craig and Robin Services: 9 a.m. (contem - Services: 5 p.m. Saturday, Second Chance at porary service, fourth Sun - 190 W. Main St., Pen - Cotherman Life Ministries 9:30 a.m. Sunday (765) 369-2920 day) nville 109 S. Commerce St., Adult Sunday school: Gary Phillips Services: 10 a.m. Portland Mount Tabor Children’s church and 10:15 a.m. (260) 731-3801 Dave Keen and Mike Youth Christian Educa - United Methodist Services: 10:30 a.m. youth will meet after offer - Eads 216 W. Pleasant St., ing prayer on Sunday. tion: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. (260) 335-2152 [email protected] Dunkirk Food pantry hours are Wednesday service: 6:30 Bible study and brunch: Randy Davis p.m. m Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 10:30 a.m. Handicapped accessible. (765) 768-7273 a.m. http://www.Redkey - WALL TAX SERVICE Services: 9 a.m. Faith.org Southside Sunday school: 10:15 a.m. A nursery is provided. Trinity United Accounting • Taxes • Payroll Pleasant Hill Church of Christ Methodist • Notary • Truck Filings 9945 N. 800 East, Union 1209 S. Shank St., Port - 323 S. Meridian St., Port - • Electronic Filing Mount Zion City (Jay-Randolph county Redkey First land land • W-2’s • Year-End Accounting United Methodist line) Christian Flint Redwine Jason Rice County roads 600 East Bruce Bryan Union and Malin (260) 726-7777 (260) 726-8391 122 East Adams and 200 North (765) 964-3664 streets, Redkey Services: 10:20 a.m., 6:30 Services: 9 a.m. Rev. Darrell Borders Services: 9 a.m., 6 p.m. Jeff Hammers Portland, IN p.m. Sunday school: 10:20 a.m. (260) 726-4786 Sunday school: 10:30 (765) 468-6172 Bible study: 7 p.m. Youth: 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (260) 726-7435 Services: 9 a.m. a.m. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Sunday Sunday school: 10 a.m. Bible study: 7 p.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. secretary@portlandtrin - Wednesday Bible study: 7 p.m. St. James Lutheran ity.com http://www.mypleas - Thursday New Beginnings County road 600 East, http://www.port - anthillchurch.org Holiness Church south of county road 400 landtrinity.com of Blaine Redkey United South The food cabinet is open 4017 W. 200 South Plymouth United Methodist Robin Owen the second and fourth Randy Smith Church of Christ 122 W. Main St., Redkey Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday of each month Your Discount (260) 251-2406 Main and Pleasant Randy Davis [email protected] from 9 a.m. to noon. Services: 10 a.m., 6 p.m. streets, Dunkirk (765) 369-2085 m A nursery is available. Supermarket Youth group: 6:30 p.m. Rev. Mary Dobson Services: 10:30 a.m. Handicapped accessible. 7 DA YS A WEEK ! Bible study: 7 p.m. Wednesday (765) 768-6924 St. Joseph Catholic 218 W. Lincol n Wednesday Youth pastor: Garrett Services: 10:45 a.m. 1689 St. Joe Road, Fort Union Chapel Deli – 726-2423 Smith Sunday school: 9:45 a.m. Office hours: 7 to 11 a.m. Recovery 6238 N. 375 West, Bryant www.nbholiness.com. Monday through Friday Rev. Ned Brown Rev. Michael Morgan There is a nursery and Portland First Church The Redkey Community Services: 8 a.m. Sunday (352) 425-5914 children’s church. of Nazarene Food Pantry at the church (alternates with St. Services: 10:20 a.m., 6 Handicapped accessible. 920 S. Shank St., Port - is open each Wednesday Peter) p.m. Williamson land from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. New Covenant Stephen Hundley Martha’s Pantry is open St. Mary’s Catholic Youth: 5 p.m. Sunday & Spencer Fellowship (260) 726-8040 the second Wednesday of 346 S. Broad St., Adult Bible study: 6 p.m. Funeral Homes, Inc. 1238 W. 450 South Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 each month from 9:30 to Dunkirk Wednesday Terry Bye p.m., and 6:30 p.m. Wednes - 10:30 a.m. Rev. Dave Newton Son Shine Club, Teen Todd & Rob Penrod (260) 726-6247 day Services: 10:30 a.m.; 5:30 Bible study: 7 p.m. Wed. “Serving As We Would Be Served” Services: 10:30 a.m., 11:30 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Redkey Church of p.m. Thursday There is a nursery and a.m. http://www.portland - the Nazarene children’s church on Sun - From 2 Convenient Locations Sunday school: 10 a.m. naz.com 801 W. High St. St. Paul Catholic day. PORTLAND (260) 726-7111 Prayer service: 6:30 p.m. A nursery is provided. Robert Farris 517 Meiring Road, Fort Handicapped accessible. Wednesday Handicapped accessible. (765) 369-2676 Recovery See Church page 8 PENNVILLE (260) 731-8811 The Commercial Review Page 8 Nation/Church Thursday, September 10, 2015 Key ... Continued from page 1 receives each year following the of getting a funding bill through keeping the government funded tioned against another govern - Boehner, R-Ohio, said release of undercover videos with limitations on the female without another shutdown. ment shutdown, saying that Wednesday that there was alleging some agents of the health service provider because According to a Republican in there is “no education in the sec - “widespread support” among group sell body parts of aborted Senate Democrats have enough the room, Boehner and some of ond kick of a mule.” His refer - House Republicans to approve a fetuses. votes to filibuster such a bill and the most veteran antiabortion ence is to the 16-day shutdown in stopgap bill well into the fall to “I have not made any deci - Republicans have nowhere near lawmakers supported other leg - 2013 that was politically disas - allow for more time to negotiate sions,” Boehner told reporters enough votes to reach a two- islative vehicles and warned that trous for the Republicans. final budget numbers with Pres - after a regular closed-door thirds majority to override a using the spending process The situation is complicated, ident Barack Obama. But, he meeting of the Republican cau - likely veto from Obama. would not guarantee the behav - however, by Boehner’s enemies, acknowledged, GOP leaders cus. “No decisions at this Those dynamics have left ior in question would end. No an emboldened conservative bloc have not decided how to handle point.” GOP leaders privately trying to particular path was ruled out. which now boasts the signature the large demand for language The speaker’s closest ally, Sen - pursue a path that would focus “We make decisions as a team,” of 31 Republicans on a letter in the funding plan that would ate Majority Leader Mitch the campaign against Planned he told the caucus, according to pledging to oppose any spending strip Planned Parenthood of the McConnell, R-Ky., has already Parenthood on committee hear - notes from the Republican. measure that continues federal small amount of federal funds it signaled that there is no chance ings and investigations, while McConnell has regularly cau - funding for Planned Parenthood.

In review Senate is set to vote Investigating LAS VEGAS — Fed - eral safety investiga - tors are trying to deter - mine what caused a Iran deal British airliner’s left engine to burst into is expected flames as it hurtled down a Las Vegas run - to survive way, forcing the pilot to abort the takeoff and passengers to flee the burning plane. By DEB RIECHMANN Passengers on the and ERICA WERNER London-bound Flight Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Senate 2276 reported hearing pushed toward a critical vote today two loud booms Tues - on the international nuclear deal day before flames and with Iran, with Democrats intent the smell of burning on handing a major victory to Pres - rubber sent them dash - ident Barack Obama. ing to the inflatable House Republicans launched evacuation slides, last-ditch maneuvers to derail the unsure if they were deal, but their efforts looked fleeing a bomb or a unlikely to deny Obama a win on blown tire. his top foreign policy priority. When the running It’s an outcome that was not fore - stopped and they seen in the days after the nuclear turned around, there deal was signed July 14 by Iran, the was nothing but black U.S., Russia, Germany, France, smoke and flames. Britain and China. The deal was Associated Press/Pablo Martinez Monsivais met with scathing criticism from Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid of Nev., left, speaks to reporters Wednesday on Arguing Republicans and from the leaders BALTIMORE — The of Israel, who argued that rather Capitol Hill in Washington. With Reid is Sen. Charles Schumer, D-NY., right. trials for six police offi - than reducing Iran’s nuclear capa - cers charged in the bilities it would empower that upholding his veto of a disapproval Senate had overwhelmingly Democrats sought to cast Repub - country by freeing up billions of Freddie Gray case resolution. approved legislation giving Con - licans as the obstructionists. Sen - should be moved out dollars in relief from international It now appears a presidential gress the right to review the Iran ate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D- sanctions. of town in part veto won’t even be necessary. Infu - deal and to potentially vote to dis - Nev., urged fellow Democrats to because the city Yet opponents never had much riating Republicans, Senate approve it. vote “no” later in the day on the so- chance of blocking the deal on already settled with Democrats intend to put up the 41 “What a tragedy it would be then called “cloture” motion that would Gray’s family for $6.4 Capitol Hill, partly because of a or more votes this afternoon to if, at the very last moment, some of move the legislation to final pas - million, sending a complicated congressional review block the disapproval resolution those same senators decided to fili - sage. Senators are under intense message that the offi - process that gave unusual power to with a filibuster, preventing it from buster to prevent the American pressure from outside opponents Democratic minorities in the getting to a final vote. people from having a real say on of the deal to allow a final passage cers are guilty, an House and Senate who could Majority Leader Mitch this incredibly important issue,” vote, even if they intend to oppose attorney for one of secure a win for Obama simply by McConnell, R-Ky., noted that the McConnell said. the disapproval resolution. them said today. Prosecutors argued that high-profile trials such as the Boston Marathon bomber and Church ... the D.C. sniper were Continued from page 7 Vineyard Christian Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 held locally. The only p.m. circumstance under Union Chapel Fellowship which a change of Church of the 101 S. Meridian St., Port - Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. venue is appropriate is Nazarene land (John Jay Center) in “a small community Kevin Culy Bible study: 7 p.m. County road 900 North, Wednesday where you have an Jay-Wells Co. Line Road (260) 251-2843 armed lynch mob at Rev. Jamie McBride Services: 10 a.m. the door,” Chief Westchester Deputy State’s Attor - Services: 10:30 a.m., 6 United Methodist p.m. Walnut Corner ney Michael Schatzow 4487 E. 400 North Sunday school: 9:30 County roads 200 North said. Darrell Borders a.m. and 500 West (260) 726-6311 Bible study: 7 p.m. Steve Rogers Services: 10:35 a.m. To review Wednesday (765) 728-5227 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. ST. LOUIS — St. There is a staffed nurs - Louis’ prosecutor says ery. her office will review m newly provided docu - Contract h Handicapped accessi - o p ble. ments about police Bridge officers’ use of 2006 By Steve Becker West Walnut World Series tickets Church of Christ that had been seized from scalpers. 204 W. Walnut St., Port - Jennifer Joyce ini - land tially scrutinized the Gil Alicea case in 2007 and found (260) 726-4691 no criminal wrongdo - Services: 10 a.m. ing, using material Sunday school: 9:15 a.m. available then. But Youth minister: Gene hundreds of pages of Hummel internal police records (student Bible study: were released last 7:30 p.m. Wednesday) week, five years after a CHAOS (youth): 6 p.m. St. Louis judge ordered Sunday them to be turned over westwalnutchur - in a lawsuit by the chofchrist.org American Civil Liber - Pre-school and a nurs - ties Union. ery are available. Joyce told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch White Chapel Church for a story today that County roads 725 East her office has not seen and 500 North, Albany at least some of those Todd Castor documents. Services: 10:30 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Speeding Word of Life ROYALTON, Vt. — A Worship Center driver clocked at 112 mph on an interstate 1395 Ellis Road, Union in Vermont told police City, Ohio he was heading to traf - Rev. George Hughes fic court to take care of (937) 968-5544 a speeding ticket. Services: 10 a.m. Trooper Rich Sunday school: 9 a.m. Slusser says the 33- The service can be year-old man from heard on Joy FM (88.9) West Hartford, Con - broadcast at 10 a.m. necticut, was also weaving in and out of Zion Evangelical traffic in Royalton on Lutheran Church Interstate 89 before he 218 E. High St., Portland was pulled over Mark Strietelmeier Wednesday afternoon. (260) 726-8832 The speed limit on the Services: 10 a.m. interstate is 65 mph. Sunday school: 9 a.m. —Associated Press Handicapped accessible. The Commercial Review Thursday, September 10, 2015 Comics Page 9

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Call Mitch 937- 6028 S 700 W Redkey, NICE LITTLE 52 acres +/- in Bear Recovery off Hwy 49 on ways and railroad access 564-6058 IN. 317-928-3230 OFFICE/RETAIL store 2 1/2 ACRES IN THE Creek Township, pole St Anthony Rd. Appli- with loading docks and front for rent. Off street COUNTRY 3 bdrm, cen- barn, grain bin and cants must be reliable, overhead cranes avail- 220 REAL ESTATE 230 AUTOS, TRUCKS parking. Central heat- tral air and forced air fur- other small energetic, and person- able. Contact Sycamore ing/air conditioning. 900 nace, barn. $500/mo REAL ESTATE Before out buildings. able! If you meet this cri- Group, 419-678-5318, FUQUA CHRYSLER sq ft. $550 per month. 260-251-3726 you list your Real Estate Pick up truck 2009 teria, and love meeting www.sycamorespace.co DODGE JEEP RAM: 260-251-5412 or book your Auction Chevrolet Silverado and new people, then stop in m PORTLAND-3 BED- New and Pre-owned farm machinery. at the Pub today and fill UPSTAIRS ONE BED- ROOM/ 2 BATH: Private Call Mel Smitley’s Real WHY RENT when you cars, trucks, minivans, Owner: Kenneth A. out an application! ROOM apartment with drive, storage building Estate & Auctioneering may be able to buy for SUV’s. Full service and Evers Estate. stove, very clean. $325/ and deck. Newer carpet 260-726-0541 cell, 260- HAIR SALON MAN- zero money down. Call parts department 127 William L. Evers and month. 260-726-8987. and appliances. $575/ 726-6215 office. Laci AGERS & STYLIST for more information. East Commerce Street, Randall E. Evers, co- month plus utilities. Gas Smitley 260-729-2281, (Positions Open in Port- Heather Clemmons. 765- Dunkirk, 765-768-6224. personal respresenta- furnace and w/h. Refer- or Ryan Smitley 260- land) Multiple positions 748-5066. Monday- Friday 8-6; Sat- tives. ences, damage deposit 729-2293 open for full & part-time urday 8-2 www. Go to our websites for MAPLE HEIGHTS and one year lease Stylists. And if you are FOR RENT/RENT TO FuquaChrysler.com pictures: www.randyev- APARTMENTS at 701 S 250 PUBLIC NOTICE agreement. No pets, no dependable and a OWN Jay, Blackford, ers.com or Auc- Western Avenue, Port- smoking. For applica- CA$H PAID FOR JUNK proven producer; if you Randolph, Delaware, tionzip.com ID#4606 land, Indiana, is now tak- tion: jayland properties, CARS Any year, any enjoy people and like to Madison, Henry Coun- Randy Evers ing applications for one llc 260-729-2045 condition. Running or train & develop staff: we ties. Over 200 Houses 419-678-4384 and two bedroom apart- not. We tow away. 765- have a management PublicSummons Notice - Service and apartments. AU10200020 ments. Rent based on 578-0111 or 260-726- position opening. Join By Publication Heather Clemmons 765- Frank Arling 30% of adjusted gross State ofIndiana 5143 Massey’s Towing our team now! We offer Out 748-5066 419-582-3801 income. Barrier free units. County ofJay, SS: WE PAY CASH for junk base rates plus daily In The Jay County Circuit √ COUNTRY HOME AU10500121 260-726-4275, TDD 800- autos. We pick up at bonuses & commissions. Court The CR OPEN HOUSE 2379 E 743-3333. This institution Cause No.: your location. 1-765- PUBLIC AUCTION Managers also have a 100 N Portland. Septem- is an Equal Opportunity 38CO1-1408-MF-000041 Classifieds 546-2642 or 1-765-857- Saturday, September quarterly bonus plan. ber 19th, 1-4pm. 260- Provider and Employer. Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R By 1071. Slocum’s Salvage 12, 2015 Benefits. Experience pre- MCM www.thecr.com 729-5152 Funk/Layman 10:00 am ferred. Must be licensed NEED MORE STOR- Capital Partners, LLC, its 212 Park Ave, Lehman cosmetologist. Manager AGE? PJ’s U-Lock and Trustee Park Pavilion, Berne, IN training available. Call Storage, most sizes avail- Plaintiff, vs. 260 PUBLIC AUCTION 2007 Ford Edge SEL Beth (260) 414-2580 or able. Call 260-726-4631. Estate ofBonnie A. Aker, Citi- 74566 miles, leather Apply on-line @ Great- TIRED OF NON-PAYING financial Servicing LLC F/K/A interior; collector art- Clips.com Citifinancial Services, Inc., RENTERS? For just 10% work; pottery; figurines; The Heirs, Legatees, Devisees, MOSER ENGINEERING of monthly rent/ life could Personal Representatives and glassware; Pyrex; Fosto- Public Auction needs a qualified individ- be 100% better. Property Creditors, whether known or ria; Candlewick; ual to package auto rear managing. Heather unknown, ofthe estate of Our Yesterdays & Bonnie A. Aker Located: 806 E. Votaw St. Portland, Indiana end components and Clemmons 765-748- Reflections Defendant(s). Jay County Fairgrounds - 4H Building other duties such as 5066 yearbooks (1923-1977); Notice ofSuit chop sawing. Must be The State ofIndiana to the De- 1930’s bedroom suite; SMALL HOUSE FOR Saturday September 12th, 2015 organized and able to lift fendants above-named, and any cedar chest; old butcher RENT two bedrooms. other person who may be con- up to 90 pounds. Send block; steamer trunk; 920 South Vine St. $600/ cerned: resume to 10 A.M. tools/hand tools. month plus deposit and You are notified that you have info@moserengineer- been sued in the Court above Double ring at 10:30 Peter Minnich Estate utilities. No pets, refer- ing.com or by mail to named. and ences required. Included HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - APPLIANCES - Bosch Nexxt 500 Series Moser Engineering, 102 The nature ofthe suit against Fred and Claudia Stauf- is washer, dryer, stove you is: Foreclosure ofmortgage front load washer and dryer set, Kenmore stainless steel 21.4 cubic ft. side by side Performance Dr., Port- fer, Owners and refrigerator. Call 260- and termination ofyour inter- land Indiana 47371. refrigerator/freezer, Kenmore electric stove, Frigidaire Gallery washer and dryer Sale by Green Auction 251-1544 est, ifany, in the real property Moser Engineering is an located at: set, glass top table with 4 chairs, Cosco step stool, Natuzzi leather couch with & Appraisals equal opportunity 1380 Meadow Lane, 260-589-8474 Portland, IN 47371 matching oversized chair (NEW), 6 piece king size bedroom suite, set of 2 Italian employer. 260-726-6689 www. Auctionzip.com and to the following Defendants made marble style night stands, Coaster Company solid wood twin bed with www. SoldonGreen.com FULL TIME POSITIONS 250 PUBLIC NOTICE whose whereabouts are un- known: headboard and footboard, leather chair with matching ottoman, roll around media Rob Green Pretzels Inc. is now hiring Estate ofBonnie A. Aker, The cabinet, fainting couch with matching Lyre type chair, multiple dressers and night AU19500011 for Full Time Packer posi- Heirs, Legatees, Devisees, Per- Bill Liechty tions on 2nd and 3rd sonal Representatives and stands, vintage style high back couch, brass fox head fireplace poker set, Creditors, whether known or AU0104844 shifts! These positions PublicNotice Notice of Longaberger baskets, decorative baskets, artificial plants, decorative household offer full benefits, over- unknown, ofthe Estate ofBon- PUBLIC AUCTION Unsupervised Administration nie A. Aker, and all other per- items, large selection of cook books - new & vintage, small side table, coffee time compensation, and In The Jay Circuit Court Saturday, September sons claiming any right, title, or tables, 3 tier glass top TV stand, wood table with 4 chairs, planters, Dell computer the ability to promote of Jay County, Indiana interest in the within described 12, 2015 from within. Apply in per- Docket No. 3SCO1-1508-EU-38 real estate by, through or under with copy/fax machine, set of Wilson Hope breast cancer awareness golf clubs, 10am Double-ring son Monday-Friday Notice is hereby given that them or any other person or en- Farm Innovators pro series incubator model 4200 - 40W/120VAC, MTD Yard 10:30am Patricia A. Cowan was on Au- tity, the names ofall whom are between 8 am and 4 pm Located: Jay Co. 4-H gust 5, 2015, appointed Personal unknown to the Plaintiff Machines 3.5 Horse-Power pushmower, Black and Decker 3.5 Horse-Power at 123 Harvest Rd. In addition to the above named Building, 806 E Votaw Representative of the Estate of electric 3 in 1 push mower, Little Tikes Workshop, Little Tikes tractor & trailer, Bluffton, IN. Questions? Richard L. Huffman, who died Defendants being served by this St., Portland, IN summons there may be other Please call Kori-elle at testate on July 9, 2015, and was Little Tikes big wheel, Schwinn adult bike, multiple Huffy kids bikes, large Furniture, appliances, Defendants who have an inter- authorized to administer his es- (260) 824-4838 est in this lawsuit. wooden doll house, doll house furniture, lots of board games, lots of CD's and doll house/furniture, tate without Court supervision. Bosch Nexxt Ifyou have a claim for relief DVD's 130 MISC. FOR SALE All persons having claims against the Plaintiff arising washer/dryer, mowers, against that estate, whether or from the same transaction or oc- COLLECTIBLES/ANTIQUES - 1977? Yamaha DOHC 750 motorcycle with collectibles/antiques, PLACE YOUR OWN not now due, must file those currence, you must assert it in saddlebags, fairing & tour pak (NO TITLE), Viking quarter sawn oak 4 tier bookcase, vintage beer claims in the office of the Clerk your written answer. CLASSIFIED AD of the Jay Circuit Court within You must answer the Complaint bookcase with base and top shelf, Oak roll top desk, Ulmer quilting rack, vintage opener collection/signs, ONLINE! old furniture, knives, three (3) months after the date in writing, by you or your attor- child's rocking chair, vintage hump back trunk, Standard Oil 5 gallon Indiana Go to www.thecr.com of the first publication of this ney, within thirty (30) days com- advertisement, watch and click the notice, or within nine (9) months mencing the day after final pub- steel can - rare, The Wise Old Owl peanut butter/bank jar - 21 inch tall with lid collection, 1977 Yamaha “Classifieds” link. after the date of the decedent's lication ofthis notice, and ifyou fail to do so a judgment will be rare, vintage solid wood rocker, Drexel 2 drawer table with double side 750 motorcycle, Snap- death, whichever is earlier, or Next, you enter your entered against you for what the On, Craftsman, Marco, those claims will be forever extensions, Landers, Frary & Clark New Britian, Conn. 4 quart sausage stuffer information, create your Plaintiff has demanded. barred. Cornwell, miscella- ad, review it, and pay Phillip A. Norman press, Indiana glass olive hen on a nest with box, Whirley Industries Moo-Cow neous. Dated at Portland, Indiana, 1311, #13734-64 with a credit card. August 26, 2015. creamer, vintage metal budget bank, Husmans potato chip metal can, upholstered Clarence Godwin, Oth- Proper grammar, David M. Bengs, #16646-20 ers, Owners Ellen Coats Jennifer 1. Snook, #30140-45 sitting chair, carved side/gaming table, Lexington solid wood buffet, Large knife punctuation and Clerk, Jay Circuit Court Attorney for Plaintiff collection - (Sharp, Franklin Mint, Schrade, Tree Brand, Sheffield, Barlow, U.S. www.AuctionZip.com spacing is necessary. Timothy K. Babcock Marinosci Law Group, P.C. #11389 sale bill All ads must be (Indiana Bar No. 21526-90) 2110 Calumet Avenue Ontario stamped military knife with sheath, Sabre, Gerber & more), zippo Mel Smitley’s Real Attorney for the Valparaiso, IN 46383 approved prior to E-mail: pnorman@mlg-de- lighters, belt buckles, swords - (dragon sword, United Cutlery sword, United Estate and Auctioneer- appearing online and Personal Representative Dale, Huffman & Babcock fault1aw.com Cutlery Marvel sword of the day walker, early 1900's? civil war style sword), ing 260-726-6215 office in the newspaper. OfCounsel For Plaintiff CR 9-3,10-2015- HSPAXLP Coors Light lighted beer sign, Stroh's lighted beer sign, large collection of vintage 260-726-0541 cell Our Classified Deadline CR 9-3,10,17-2015- HSPAXLP Mel Smitley is noon the day before beer bottle openers - Stag, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Falls City, Hamm's, Wiedemanns, AU0101155 you want the ad to run, Drewrys, Huber & more, bar stools, large neon "OPEN" sign, Budweiser glasses, Laci Smitley 260 PUBLIC AUCTION and noon on Friday Cornelle cup and saucer setting, silver tea pot with serving tray and sugar bowl, AU10600051 for Monday’s paper. 260-729-2281 Call us with questions, Napco green bowl, Quilts, Afghans, Ducks Unlimited sponsor print 248/2500, Adrian Grube 260-726-8141. Public Auction watch collection - (Swatch, Kenneth Cole, Quemex, Timex, Geneva & more), AU11500034 Franklin Mint confederate General E. Lee pocket watch 419-305-9202 ALUMINUM SHEETS 23”x30”,.007 thick. Clean Sale Conducted At TOOLS - SNAP-ON, MATCO, CRAFTSMAN, CORNWELL & MORE - Mac 100 JOBS WANTED and shiny on one The Bluffton National Guard Armory Tools 2 tier 18 drawer roll around tool box with side box, Blue Point retaining side..35 cents each or 500 E. Spring Street, Bluffton, In 46714 ring plier set, Blue Point CW15 chain wrench, Blue Point 4 drawer with upper BABYSITTING OPEN- four for $1.40, plus tax. INGS IN MY home. Days The Commercial Saturday, September 19, 2015 locking tray roll around tool caddy, Snap-on adjustable wrench, Snap-on TF-5 only. Reasonable rates. Review, 309 W Main, double flaring kit, Snap-on socket sets, Mac Tools needle nose pliers, Snap-on Bryant area. Call Aman- Portland 260-726-8141. TDM-117A metric tap & die set, Matco Tools MST93 pulley remover & installer da for more information. 9:00 am NEED EXTRA CASH? set, Matco Tools MT1722 3/8 inch impact wrench, Snap-on bolt grip puller set, 260-726-5944 1976 MG Midgit Sports Car, Convertible, Sell unwanted items in Mac Tools 18W flourescent tool box light, Matco MT8258 1/4 inch ratchet Red Color, Many Beautiful Features 110 HELP WANTED The CR Classifieds. Call wrench, Matco Tools fluke MD73 voltage tester, Mac Tools AR1776 3/8 inch 260-726-8141 or go Smoker Craft 16’ Resorter Fishing Boat – Factory drive air ratchet, Snap-on cooling system tester, Snap-on and Craftsman MANPOWER PORT- online to www.thecr.com trailer – 40 horse-power Mariner outboard motor Simply click on “Classi- screwdrivers, Mac Tools wrenches, Snap-on wrenches, S&K wrenches, LAND Hiring for produc- Fishing items – Tackle boxes – Spin cast rods/ reels tion workers. 609 N. fieds” to place your ad! Craftsman wrenches, Matco, Craftsman and Snap-on socket sets, Cornwell Tools – Coleman gas lanterns – Bail boxes ice fishing Meridian St. 260-726- APPLES FOR SALE impact driver set, Cornwell Tools KA-2506 compression tester kit, Cornwell box – Ice augers – Poles – Fish basket – Other – 2888 Menchhofer Farms; 5679 Tools 3/8 inch drive composite impact wrench, Cornwell Tools CAT352CH 1/2 Wheel Barrow – Shelving – More collectibles – NOW TAKING Wabash Rd.; Coldwater, inch drive composite impact wrench, Cornwell Tools CAT4135 1/4 inch drive OH. 419-942-1502 Lawn tractors – Cub Cadet & Simplicity - Modern RESUMES for full or composite impact wrench, Craftsman allen wrench sets, Craftsman 10 inch table part-time help days, furniture includng early American Furniture - 140 APPLIANCES saw, Craftsman 2 1/2 ton floor jack, Craftsman jack stands, Craftsman nut driver nights and weekends. Bedroom suites - Lamp - Decorator items Must be 21 years of age set, Sears chisel set, S&K brake line wrench set, Indy 5 750 lb. capacity engine FURNACE FOR 14X70 or older; must be able to - RS Prussia - Lenox Roseville – Cut Glass China MOBILE home. Used 2 stand, Heavy Duty 100 lb. capacity engine stand, Schumacher battery charger, work weekends; must - Anniversary – Collector items yrs. $350 OBO. 765-382- Black and Decker drill, Black and Decker drill bit set, Shore Basils file set, Vise have references. North- Estate of Don Pearson 0320 side Carry Out, Attn: Grips, SAE stud remover set, universal orifice tube tool kit, Cam clamp set, MIT Ruth, 1226 N. Meridian, 150 BOATS, SPORT- Estate of Ruth Adele Streeter impact socket set, Vixen spark plug cleaner, Silverline Mityvac set, Waekon Portland, IN 47371. ING EQUIPMENT FPT26 low pressure hand pump, Actron timing light, fuel/transmission SUBS NEEDED FOR Mary Lautzenheiser & Others disconnect tool set, Nemisys full function automotive scan tool, Sunex wrench NEWSPAPER delivery. GUN SHOW!! Kokomo, head sets, Weller solder gun, Milton model 1260 battery tester, Makita 18V IN - September 12th & All statements made day of sale shall take Driving and walking cordless drill set, Williams 24 inch Superjustable wrench, Chicago electric routes. Apply at The 13th, Ivy Tech Kokomo precedence over printed material in this ad. Event Center, 1500 N. hammer drill (NEW), wheelbarrow, lots and lots of hand tools, extension cords, Commercial Review 309 Not responsible for accidents E Main St., Portland or Reed Rd., Sat. 9-5, Sun power strips, etc.... Way to many tools to list. Plenty of parking - call 260-726-8141 9-3 For information call LOTS MORE TO COME between 8am and 6pm. 765-993-8942 Buy! Sell! No phone bids – Concessions available CHECK BACK FOR UPDATED LISTING AND PICS!!! Ask for Kim or Tonia Trade! All sales final TERMS: CASH - GOOD NEGOTIABLE CHECK JINNY’S CAFE - All items selling as-is 200 FOR RENT NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS BRYANT, IN Third shift Visit our website for color photos, detailed Clarence Godwinn, Others cook/waitress. Apply INMAN U-LOC Storage. listing & terms: www.EllenbergerBros.com OR between 6am & 2pm. Mini storage, five sizes. 260-997-8300. Security fence or 24 hour www.Auctionzip.com ID#12805 Mel Smitley AU0101155 access units. Gate hours: or call 1-800-373-6363 260-726-6215 260-726-0541 (cell) Visit Us At: 8:00-8:00 daily. Pearl AC#31200014 Laci Smitley AU10600051 260-729-2281 Street, Portland. 260- Jessica Dubbeld & Assoc., Sales Clerk Adrian Grube AU11500034 thecr.com 726-2833 CR 9-10-2015 CR 9-10-2015 The Commercial Review Thursday, September 10, 2015 Sports Page 11

Review Vocal preview Votto Friday - 7 p.m. Cincinnati Reds' Jay County Joey Votto (19) argues with umpire Bill Welke Patriots after being thrown out Portland, 1-2 (0-1) of the game for Coach: Tim Millspaugh, third year arguing balls and Conference: Allen County strikes during the Last week at Southern Wells: Jay County scored eighth inning against all 26 points in the second quarter and led the the Pittsburgh Pirates, Class A No. 9 Raiders by 12 at halftime. But its Wednesday in offense turned the ball over three times in the sec - Cincinnati. The Reds ond half and was held out of the end zone in a 40- 26 loss. Sophomore Cole Stigleman had three lost 5-4. touchdowns for the Patriots. Season leaders: Passing — Holton Hill – 25-of- Associated Press/John Minchillo 56 for 491 yards, five touchdowns and six inter - ceptions. Rushing — Stigleman – 33 carries for 221 yards and two touchdowns. Receiving — Aaron Neal – six catches for 132 yards and one touchdown. Defense — Ethan Theurer – 23 tack - Collegiate ... les, two tackles for loss and one fumble recovery. Continued from page 12 Derek Wanner after a nine yard gain. vs. Elle Sutter South Adams – 2015 Fort Recovery – 2014 Had two solo tackles for the Taylor Julie Valentine Set a new career-best time for the Trojan football team in a 56-10 season Jay County – 2013 Adams Central Ohio Northern University cross opening victory Saturday against Was the No. 4 runner for the country team Friday at the Bluffton Anderson University. Stephens College women’s cross Flying Jets Invitational. The freshman defensive back had country team in its season opener. Monroe, 3-0 (0-0) The sophomore finished 17th over - his first stop in the fourth quarter, Valentine finished 90th overall for Coach: Michael Mosser, seventh year all in 20 minutes, 53 seconds. She was tackling Anderson running back the Stars, who were last out of 11 Conference: Allen County 13th on her team as the Polar Bears Josh Adkins at the line of scrim - teams Saturday at the Gabby Last week vs. Indianapolis Broad Ripple: Adams won the invitational with 29 points. mage on third-and-6 to force a punt. Reuveni Early Bird Meet hosted by Central thrashed the Broad Ripple Rockets to the Sutter’s previous best 5K time was His second stop came on the sec - St. Louis University. 22:35 she set Sept. 13, 2014, at the ond play of Anderson’s next drive, as She posted a time of 20 minutes, 57 tune of 63-19. It was the first time the Jets scored Calvin (Michigan) Invitational. he tackled Adkins out of bounds seconds, in the 4K race. 60 or more points since beating South Central 63- 0 in 2003. The Jets scored 21 points in each of the first two quarters. Bailey Hurst and Hunter Bates rushed for 128 and 122 yards respectively. They both had one rushing touchdown. Drives ... Season leaders: Passing — Andrew Hammond – Continued from page 12 back Sam Bradford is going to have a (It really pains me to pick against 6-of-14 for 114 yards and three touchdowns. Rush - Peyton Manning is aging, but he’s successful year. Eagles claim the divi - Detroit twice in one column, but I’m ing — Hunter Bates – 61 carries for 352 yards and still Manning. He and the Broncos sion, ousting the Dallas Cowboys. trying to be realistic). four touchdowns. Receiving — Stephen Eicher – will successfully defend their AFC There was no worse division last I think Green Bay and Philadel - two catches for 47 yards. Defense — Hammond – West division title. year from top to bottom than the NFC phia follow suit and get bounced from 13.5 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss. For some odd reason, my gut is South. The Carolina Panthers won the postseason the next week, leaving telling me that the Kansas City the division with a 7-8-1 record. Quar - the two teams from the NFC West — Chiefs will be the second wild card terbacks Cam Newton (Panthers), Seattle and Arizona — as the two Last season: Despite losing its starting running back team from the AFC. I know they are Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints) teams in the conference champi - in the first quarter, Adams Central pounded the football in the same division as the Broncos, and Jameis Winston (Tampa Bay onship. to the tune of 488 rushing yards in a 48-12 thumping but the other two teams — San Diego Buccaneers) have suspect offenses In the AFC, I think the Chiefs and in the first meeting between the two schools. The Jets Chargers and Oakland Raiders — surrounding them. While the Atlanta Bengals will suffer the same fate as had a 28-0 lead before Jay County broke the shutout won’t put up much of a fight. Falcons don’t impress me much the Falcons and Lions, losing their with a run by quarterback Joey Link. Drew Huffman had either, I like them better than the first playoff game. NFC other three. The Colts and Patriots are out the 102 rushing yards and a touchdown for the Patriots. Historically, the Detroit Lions have The NFC West was a two-team race next week, leaving Pittsburgh and Game notes: Adams Central is ranked 10th in not had a very good season the year in 2014 with the Seattle Seahawks Denver in the AFC title game. Class A in the most recent poll by the Associated after they make the playoffs. Sadly, and Arizona Cardinals, and I see the Press ... This is the second of four home games for the same may be true this year. They same story playing out this year. But Championships the Patriots, who hosts Bluffton Sept. 18 for home - lost defensive tackles Ndamukong I’m giving the edge again to the Sea - Unlike my counterpart, I think the coming ... Jay County has scored 26 points in a quar - Suh and Nick Fairley in the offsea - hawks and its defense to win the divi - Seahawks have what it takes to be the ter twice this year, once in the opening frame against son, and they were a critical part of sion, but Arizona will again be a wild first team to reach the Super Bowl in Blackford and again in the second against Southern one of the (surprisingly) better run card team. The Lions are a Wild Card three straight years since the Buffalo Wells. defenses in the league. team as well. Bills did it in 1993. I don’t even think I don’t see the Lions having anoth - the NFC Championship game will be er 11-win season, and despite not hav - Wild card/divisional round close between the two division rivals. ing Jordy Nelson, Aaron Rodgers is This is where things get a little On the other side, as much as it just too good to bet against. The tricky, especially in the NFC. I think would be cool to see Manning win the Green Bay Packers are my pick for there is one clear favorite in the con - Super Bowl then retire; I just don’t Eager ... the NFC North. ference, but who will also be in the see it happening. It always seems that no matter conference championship is about as Perhaps my biggest surprise, even Continued from page 12 Colts expect two more what the pundits say about the NFC questionable as this column. to me, is seeing the Pittsburgh Steel - While Jackson and familiar faces — Frank East, something else tends to happen. I do know this, though. Atlanta and ers reach the Super Bowl from the everyone else in Indy Gore and Andre Johnson I think the Eagles got an upgrade at Detroit will be the first two out in the AFC. know that a healthy Math - the running back spot with DeMarco NFC. I think both teams have enough Heck, I’ll even pick the Steel Cur - is could provide the con - — to make an already Murray instead of LeSean McCoy, to squeak into the playoffs but noth - tain over the Seahawks in San Fran - sistent pass rush Indy potent offense even more and I have an inkling that quarter - ing more. cisco. needed last season, the dangerous.

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She had a time of 14 minutes, 24 ter and the finish line will be at Hudson BASE, Purple, 15,298 miles . N.Y. Mets 5, Washington 3 19,800 Girls golf vs. New Bremen at Arrowhead 3 p.m. — Tennis: 2015 U.S. Open – seconds. Family Park. Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 Golf Club – 4:30 p.m.; Volleyball at Marion Men’s semifinals (ESPN) Also, the South Adams High School Registration begins at 7:30 a.m., with 2005 Pontiac G6 Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 1 Local – 5:30 p.m.; Middle school football 7:30 p.m. — WNBA Basketball: Indiana girls soccer team defeated New Haven 6- the race set to begin at 9:30 a.m. Gray 160,678 ...... 4,950 Tampa Bay 8, Detroit 0 at Anna – 5 p.m. Fever at Atlanta Dream (WNDY-23) 1. Cost is $20, and the price increases to Boston 10, Toronto 4 South Adams — Golf vs. Winchester 9 p.m. — College Football: Utah State $25 on race day. - SUVS/VANS - Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 4 and Blackford – 4:30 p.m.; Volleyball vs. at Utah (ESPN2) Race is Saturday For more information, contact (260) Miami 5, Milwaukee 2 Bluffton – 6 p.m.; Middle school volleyball The Adams County Run/Walk Chal - 726-6477. 2003 Ford Explorer X Minnesota 3, Kansas City 2 F/12 at Bluffton – 5 p.m. Saturday Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 4 lenge continues Saturday. 11:30 a.m. — College Football: South San Diego 11, Colorado 4 The next race is the Catch Your Breath Get your questions answered Silver 136,480 ...... 4,200 Friday Florida at Florida State (ESPN) Arizona 2, San Francisco 1 5K Walk/Run. The race will begin at 9 a.m. Do you have a question about local col - Jay County — Football vs. Adams Cen - Noon — College Football: Oregon State 2002 Buick Rendezvous L.A. Angels 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 Saturday at River Greenway Trailhead at lege or pro sports? tral – 7 p.m. at Michigan (ABC-6,21) Houston 11, Oakland 5 Evergreen in Decatur. Email your question to Fort Recovery — Football vs. Anna – 12:30 p.m. — College Football: Wake FWD Blue 77,875 ...... 4,650 Seattle 6, Texas 0 For more information, contact Alexa [email protected] with “Ask Ray” in the 7:30 p.m. Forest at Syracuse (WNDY-23) Markle at (260) 724-2145 ext. 1537, or subject line for a chance to have it 2003 Ford Windstar South Adams — Football vs. Heritage – 1 p.m. — Major League Baseball: St. visit www.adamscounty5kchallenge.com. answered in an upcoming column. Standings 7 p.m. Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds (FOX- •••••••••• Minivan SEL Maroon 137,185 . 2,500 High School Football 45,55,59) Run Jay County continues To have an event listed in “Sports on Allen County Athletic Conference Saturday 3 p.m. — Tennis: 2015 U.S. Open – The Run Jay County 5K Circuit contin - tap”, email details to [email protected]. 2014 Ford Escape - SE Conf. All Jay County — Volleyball at Noblesville Women’s final (ESPN) WLWL Tournament – 9 a.m.; Cross country at 3:30 p.m. — College Football: Notre FWD, Silver ,18,961 miles . . 22,500 Southern Wells 1030 Blackford – 9:30 a.m.; Girls soccer vs. Dame at Virginia (ABC-6,21); Georgia at 2014 Ford Escape - SE Woodlan 1030 South Adams – 10 a.m.; Boys soccer vs. Vanderbilt (CBS-4,7,15) Bluffton 1021 South Adams – noon 4:30 p.m. — College Football: Iowa at FWD, Blue, 15,700 miles . . . 23,000 Adams Central 0030 Fort Recovery — Cross country at Tiffin Iowa State (FOX-45,55,59) Heritage 0112 Carnival – TBA; JV volleyball at New Bre - 6 p.m. — College Football: Oklahoma 2011 GMC Terrain AWD Jay County 0 1 1 2 men Invitational – 9 a.m.; JV football at at Tennessee (ESPN) South Adams 0 1 0 3 Anna – 10 a.m.; Middle school volleyball 7 p.m. — College Football: East Caroli - SLT, Ruby Red, 86,824 miles 19,300 vs. Ansonia – 10 a.m. na at Florida (ESPN2) Local schedule South Adams — Cross country at 8 p.m. — College Football: Oregon at - TRUCKS - Spencerville Invitational – 8:30 p.m.; Vol - Michigan State (ABC_6,21) Today leyball at Wabash Invitational – 10 a.m.; 9:15 p.m. — College Football: LSU at 2012 Ford F-150 - Lariat Jay County — Golf at Delta – 4:30 p.m.; Girls soccer at Jay County – 10 a.m.; Boys Mississippi State (ESPN) Tennis at Bluffton – 4:30 p.m.; Boys soc - Crew Cab soccer at Jay County - noon 10:15 p.m. — College Football: Boise cer vs. Blackford – 5 p.m.; Girls soccer at State at BYU (ESPN2) Ruby Red 71,509 miles ...... 35,300 Oak Hill – 6 p.m.; Volleyball at Woodlan – 6 p.m.; JV girls soccer at Oak Hill – 7:30 TV schedule p.m.; East Jay football at Muncie South - Today Local notes FORT RECOVERY, OHIO side – 5 p.m.; East Jay seventh and eighth 7 p.m. — Tennis: 2015 U.S. Open – Corrections (419) 375-4134 grade volleyball vs. Woodlan – 5 p.m.; Women’s semifinals (ESPN) There were two errors in Wednesday’s www.wenningford.com West Jay seventh and eighth grade volley - 8:30 p.m. — NFL Football: Pittsburgh sports section of The Commercial Review. 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Line Rammel productive for USF Drives Cassidy Rammel hasn’t missed a game for the Cougars. She is making the most of her opportunities on the court. Rammel, a 2015 Fort Recovery High School graduate, was second on the team with Playoff eight kills for the Collegiate Saint Francis Check-up Cougars volleyball outcome team in a five-set loss to Goshen, 22-25, 26-28, 25-22, 25-19, 15-9. Rammel, a freshman outside hard to hitter, had 14 total attacks for the Cougars, who fell to 3-7 (0-1 Cross - roads League). predict She has played in all 10 games By CHRIS SCHANZ for the Cougars and has totaled 61 The Commercial Review kills. She posted a career-high 14 I hate making predic - kills Aug. 29 against Evergreen tions. (Washington), beating her previ - Especially when it ous high of 13 she set the day comes to trying to predict before against Montana Western. the outcomes of games. Trying to foresee the Eric Hemmelgarn future of the entire NFL Jay County – 2014 season is, well, nearly Made his collegiate debut Sat - impossible. urday for the University of Saint There are so many vari - Francis football team. ables that can happen. The redshirt freshman defen - Players get hurt. These sive lineman had six tackles, two days, they get suspended solo, and a pair of stops in the too. backfield in the Cougars’ 59-16 But it’s always fun to see victory against Olivet Nazarene. how these NFL preview Hemmelgarn also recovered a columns turn out. More blocked extra point attempt in the than likely I’m always first quarter. wrong. But sometimes I’m During the second quarter, right. Hemmelgarn brought down In the past two years, Matthew Wray in the backfield to I’ve made some bold pre - force a punt by Olivet Nazarene. dictions. Without hesitat - Later in the fourth quarter, he ing I’ve picked the Detroit assisted on two tackles and had Lions to win the NFC one solo stop on the Tigers’ final North. Detroit hasn’t won scoring drive. its division since 1993. Last USF Athletics/Bill Scott season I had the San Fran - Kelsey Fiely cisco 49ers in the Super Fort Recovery – 2012 University of Saint Francis freshman Cassidy Rammel attacks as Whitney Peterson of Bowl. The 49ers did not Ranks second for the Universi - Goshen College attempts a block during their match Wednesday at USF in Fort Wayne. Rammel, a make the playoffs for the ty of Northwestern Ohio volley - 2015 Fort Recovery High School graduate, had eight kills in the Cougars’ loss to the Maple Leafs first time in four years. ball team in aces and third in in five sets. Alas, it’s time to predict digs. the next six months of pro - Fiely turned in her best defen - fessional football. sive match of the season Aug. 28 Randa Gillespie picking up another 11 digs along Wednesday against Bethel Col - when she led the Racers (4-10) Jay County – 2012 with two aces in a three-set loss lege, 25-19, 24-26, 26-19, 25-15. AFC with 13 digs in an 18-25, 25-17, 25- Recorded double-digit digs Fri - Friday to Albion. She added three The Trojan sophomore had 13 21, 25-18 win over Indiana Univer - Perhaps the division day in the Manchester University digs Saturday as Manchester ral - total attacks with one error for a sity East. She also had one assist. .308 kill percentage. with the most parity in volleyball team’s 25-22, 22-25, 25- lied to beat Kalamazoo 21-25, 23- 2014 was the AFC North The junior recorded 12 digs a The former Starfire also 22, 25-21 loss to Olivet. 25, 25-17, 25-22, 25-13. because the Pittsburgh day later in a four-set loss to notched seven kills in the Tro - Gillespie finished second on the Steelers, Cincinnati Ben - Asbury. She had seven digs and jan’s season-opening tournament three aces in a Sept. 2 loss to team with a career-high 11 digs Aug. 28 and 29 in Orange City, gals and Baltimore Ravens Alyssa Bluhm all made the playoffs. Madonna and finished with seven for the Spartans (2-3). She also Iowa. That won’t happen digs and two aces Aug. 22 in a loss had two aces, two assists and her South Adams – 2014 Bluhm has totaled 17 kills in 18 again. Despite being with - to Evangel. first career kill. Had five kills and assisted on a sets for the Trojans (5-5, 2-0 Cross - out one of the best run - She has six aces and 73 digs in The senior matched her career- block for the Taylor University roads). ning backs in the league 13 matches this year. high digs total in the next outing, volleyball team in a 3-1 victory See Collegiate page 11 for the first two weeks, the Steelers will repeat as divi - sion champions. The Ben - gals will still be a playoff Mathis eager to prove doubters wrong team, but they’ll do so by being a wild card. By MICHAEL MAROT that Mathis would strug - The New England Patri - AP Sports Writer gle. Instead, the 6-foot-2, ots have a quarterback INDIANAPOLIS — Colts 245-pound Atlanta native that, if I was him, would linebacker D’Qwell Jack - ‘It looks like he hasn’t lost a step. If anything, set Indy’s single-season be all about proving every - son has become Robert record with 19 1/2 sacks. Mathis’ biggest fan. it looks like he’s gained one.’ What followed — a four- one wrong this season. —D’Qwell Jackson, Tom Brady’s four-game After watching the 2013 game suspension for vio - suspension was thrown NFL sacks champion prac - Colts linebacker lating the league’s per - out, and instead Brady will tice the past two weeks, he formance-enhancing sub - also has a warning for throw copious amounts of stance abuse policy and a opponents: Beware. touchdowns to help the season-ending injury he Mathis has returned “It looks like he hasn’t Mathis has a track record tended he couldn’t stop Patriots win the AFC East. sustained during a per - sooner than expected from lost a step,” Jackson said of proving the doubters the run. I’m confident in the fact sonal workout — again a torn left Achilles tendon Wednesday, relishing the wrong. After making four con - that the Indianapolis Colts raised questions about that forced him to miss the thought of finally taking The Alabama A&M secutive Pro Bowls at can win the AFC South, whether Mathis could final 12 games last season. regular-season snaps with alum slid into the fifth- defensive end, outsiders but I feel they will be neck- defy the odds. All it really If Jackson’s scouting Mathis. “If anything, it round of the 2003 NFL thought a move to outside and-neck with the Houston looks like he’s gained draft largely because so linebacker would end the did was provide more report is correct, Indy’s motivation. Texans for the entirety of most feared pass rusher one.” many teams considered streak. It didn’t. the season. The Colts will While it doesn’t seem him too small to survive And when Pro Bowl “The media tells me I’m could be making life mis - 34 and can’t do it, that win the division in one of erable for Buffalo quarter - possible that a 34-year-old in a league full of big men. teammate Dwight the final two weeks of the linebacker who hasn’t When Mathis emerged as Freeney departed after kind of does it for me,” back Tyrod Taylor on Sun - Mathis said. year. day. played a meaningful game one of the NFL’s top sack the 2012 season, the con - See Drives page 11 in almost 22 months, artists, the critics con - ventional wisdom was See Eager page 11

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