Friday, March 27, 2015 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com 75 cents Fire causes collapse By COLLEEN LONG who haven’t been located, the twisted metal and splintered Associated Press mayor’s office said. wood. NEW YORK — Firefighters Preliminary evidence suggest - A light rain tamped down today used high-powered water ed that a gas explosion amid much of the acrid burning smell, towers to extinguish pockets of plumbing and gas work inside the but neighbors said the sirens and fire at the site of an apparent gas building was to blame. An hour smell from the burning buildings explosion in Manhattan’s trendy before the blast, utility company kept them up throughout the East Village as authorities report - inspectors decided the work night. ed that two people were still unac - being done there was faulty. Naomi Machado, who has lived counted for. The explosion caused the col - in the East Village neighborhood Nineteen people were injured, lapse of three five-story buildings for 35 years, was in tears as she four critically, after the powerful and damage to a fourth, which glanced at the rubble on her way Associated Press/John Minchillo blast and fire sent flames soaring was seven stories tall, the Fire to work. and debris flying Thursday after - Department of New York said. “I’m totally devastated,” she New York City firefighters work the scene of a fire noon. The police department has - Today, firefighters doused gal - said. “For my neighbors, for our and partial building collapse Thursday in the East Village n’t yet issued official missing-per - lons of water over the wreckage, neighborhood. We all look out for neighborhood of New York. son’s reports on the two people a giant wave of crumbled brick, one another.” Pence stands by religion bill By TOM DAVIES and could give legal cover Associated Press to businesses that don’t INDIANAPOLIS — Indi - want to provide services to ana Gov. Mike Pence vigor - gays and lesbians. ously defended the state National gay-rights con - religious objections bill sider the Indiana bill that he signed into law among the most sweeping Thursday as businesses of similar state proposals and organizations includ - introduced as conserva - ing the NCAA pressed con - tives brace for a possible cerns that it could open the U.S. Supreme Court ruling door to legalizing discrimi - legalizing same-sex mar - nation against gay people. riage nationwide. The state became the The Washington-based first to enact such a change Human Rights Campaign this year among about a said Indiana lawmakers dozen where such propos - “have sent a dangerous als have been introduced. and discriminatory mes - Arkansas’ governor said sage.” Thursday he supported a “They’ve basically said, The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald similar bill that’s advanc - as long as your religion ing in that state’s Legisla - tells you to, it’s OK to dis - Kimberly Anderson, who received her master of fine arts degree from Wichita State ture. criminate against people University, has been named visual arts director at Arts Place in Portland. She is in the process Pence, a Republican despite what the law says,” of planning Arts in the Parks, a summer arts program for students. mulling a possible 2016 said Sarah Warbelow, the presidential campaign, group’s legal director. signed the bill privately in The Indianapolis-based his office with at least a NCAA, which is holding its couple dozen supporters men’s basketball Final on hand. He later met with Four in the city next week - Anderson joins staff reporters and refuted argu - end, said in a statement it ments from opponents that By JACK RONALD was concerned about the The Commercial Review law would threaten civil legislation and was exam - The snow has barely melted, rights laws by saying that ining how it might affect but Kimberly Anderson’s hasn’t happened under the future events and its work - thoughts are focused on summer. federal religious freedom New director of visual arts force. “Art in the Parks is the big bun - law Congress passed in “We will work diligently dle on my shoulders at the 1993 and similar laws in 19 to assure student-athletes is focused on summer program moment,” said Anderson, the other states. competing in, and visitors “There has been a lot of attending, next week’s director of visual arts at Arts misunderstanding about Men’s Final Four in Indi - Place. “I’m just trying to figure it this bill,” Pence said. “This anapolis are not impacted all out.” For the past several years, she “I would like to see some more bill is not about discrimi - negatively by this bill,” A ceramics artist, Anderson has been an assistant professor as classes going on here and build nation, and if I thought it NCAA President Mark joined the Arts Place staff this an adjunct faculty member at Ball up those classes,” she said this legalized discrimination in Emmert said in the state - month. In addition to scheduling State University teaching design week. any way I would’ve vetoed ment. “Moving forward, and contracting with art instruc - classes. Her husband, Scott Ander - She would also like to establish it.” we intend to closely exam - tors for Arts in the Parks, she’ll son, is an art professor at BSU. a better connection with arts Those arguments didn’t ine the implications of this also be coordinating exhibits at As a ceramist, she works in a classes in area public schools, satisfy opponents who bill and how it might affect Hugh N. Ronald Gallery at Arts variety of forms. noting that she has taught art as a worry the law, which will future events as well as our Place and will be directing other “I wheel throw. I hand build. I substitute teacher and special take effect in July, presents workforce.” visual arts programs to be offered sculpt,” she said. “Much of my instructor for Blackford County Indiana as unwelcoming See Stands page 2 for adults and students. work is figurative work.” Schools. A native of Illinois, she received Both she and her husband have For now, though, she’s concen - her bachelor of arts degree in exhibited their work at Arts Place trating her attention on making ceramics from California Univer - over the years. sure that Arts in the Parks — now sity of Pennsylvania and her Her work has also been shown in its fourth decade of summer Co-pilot likely bachelor of fine arts degree in at Minnetrista in Muncie, at the programming for kids — runs ceramics from West Virginia Uni - highly competitive Whitewater smoothly and effectively. versity. She went on to attain a Valley Juried Exhibit at Indiana “I like to get things done,” she hid his illness master of fine arts degree in University East, and in the Rich - said. “Little steps are hard for me. ceramics from Wichita State Uni - mond Art Museum’s annual … We do have a lot of new artists” By FRANK JORDANS year-old had received treat - versity. regional art exhibition. for Arts in the Parks. and DAVID McHUGH ment for depression. Associated Press Duesseldorf prosecutors’ MONTABAUR, Germany office spokesman Ralf Her - — Germanwings co-pilot renbrueck said in a written Andreas Lubitz appears to statement that torn-up sick have hidden evidence of an notes for the day of the illness from his employers, crash “support the current Turmoil in Yemen is growing including having been preliminary assessment By AHMED AL-HAJ turned impoverished and flattened a number of taken over much of the excused by a doctor from that the deceased hid his ill - and HAMZA HENDAWI chaotic Yemen into a new homes near the airport, country, mobilized support - work the day he crashed a ness from his employer and Associated Press front in the rivalry between killing at least 18 civilians. ers to protest the airstrikes, passenger plane into a colleagues.” SANAA, Yemen — The Saudi Arabia and Iran. Another round followed in with one speaker lashing mountain, prosecutors said Such sick notes from doc - turmoil in Yemen grew into Yemen’s U.S.-backed the evening, again rocking out at the Saudi-led coali - today. tors excusing employees a regional conflict Thurs - President Abed-Rabbo the city. tion and warning that The evidence came from from work are common in day, with Saudi Arabia and Mansour Hadi, who fled the Rebel leader Abdul-Malik Yemen “will be the tomb” the search of Lubitz’s Germany and issued even its allies bombing Shiite country Wednesday as the al-Houthi angrily accused of the aggressors. homes in two German for minor illnesses. rebels allied with Iran, rebels known as Houthis the United States, Saudi Saudi Arabia’s ambassa - cities for an explanation of Herrenbrueck said other while Egyptian officials advanced on his stronghold Arabia and Israel of dor to the U.S. Adel al- why he crashed the Airbus medical documents found said a ground assault will in Aden, reappeared Thurs - launching a “criminal, Jubeir said at a news con - A320 into the French Alps, indicated “an existing ill - follow the airstrikes. day. He arrived by plane in unjust, brutal and sinful” ference in Washington on killing all 150 people on ness and appropriate med - Iran denounced the Saudi Arabia’s capital of campaign aimed at invad - Thursday that Iran has board. ical treatment,” but that no Saudi-led air campaign, Riyadh, Saudi state TV ing and occupying Yemen. been a major backer of the Prosecutors didn’t say suicide note was found. He saying it “considers this reported. “Yemenis won’t accept Houthis, with Revolution - what type of illness — men - added there was no indica - action a dangerous step,” Starting before dawn, such humiliation,” he said ary Guard officers and tal or physical — Lubitz tion of any political or reli - and oil prices jumped in Saudi warplanes pounded in a televised speech Thurs - operatives from the Iran- may have been suffering gious motivation for Lub - New York and London after an air base, military bases day night, calling the Saud - backed Lebanese militia from. German media itz’s actions. the offensive. and anti-aircraft positions is “stupid” and “evil.” Hezbollah on the ground reported today that the 27- See Hid page 5 The military action in the capital of Sanaa and The Houthis, who have advising the rebels.

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The high temperature reached 43 degrees Thursday Jay County Solid Waste Man - Saturday — Portland Board in Portland and there was agement District will have recy - of Public Works to select con - Dorothy Nanson, 90, Tucson, about a half inch of rain. The cling trailers from 9 a.m. to noon tract for residential curbside Arizona Saturday: overnight low was 29. recycling. Donald Watercutter, 75, St. •Marsh parking lot, Portland. Tonight’s low will be 17, and Henry, Ohio Jay County Shooting Sports. skies will be sunny Saturday Tuesday — State releases Details on page 2. •Former Ludwig’s parking lot, with a high of 36. Dunkirk. West Jay Optimist county unemployment num - For an extended forecast, Club. bers for February. see page 2. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Friday, March 27, 2015 Obituaries Dorothy Nanson Thoma/Rich, Lemler Funeral Home in Bluffton is handling the arrange - Sept. 3, 1924-March 19, 2015 ments. Online condolences may be sent Dorothy H. Nanson, 90, Tucson, Ari - to http://www.thomarich.com . zona, died March 19 at Devon Gabies Care Facility in Tucson. Born in Portland to Edward Leroy and Donald Watercutter Addie (Drill) Metz, she was a graduate Sept. 30, 1939-March 25, 2015 of Portland High School. She had also A Mass of Christian Burial for Donald lived in Bluffton and St. Albans, West L. Watercutter, 75, was held today. The Virginia, before moving to Tucson 23 brother of a Fort Recovery woman, he years ago. died Wednesday at The Gardens of St. Preceding her in death on March 20, Henry (Ohio). 2005, was her husband Robert D. Nanson Born in Fort Loramie, Ohio, to whom she married on Feb. 6, 1944. Edward and Rosa (Wuebker) Watercut - Surviving are four daughters, Barbara ter, he was a resident of the Mud Pike Associated Press/The Eu Clair Leader-Telegram/Paul M. Walsh Lee and Carolyn S. Nanson, both of Tuc - Group Home in McCartyville, Ohio, for son, Charlotte Ann Young, Weeki 27 years and had worked at CA Indus - Wachee, Florida, and Patricia E. Delph, tries. Clowning around Columbus, Ohio; a son, Richard D. Nan - Surviving are three sisters, including Tseng Ying Chen, of Pingtung County, Taiwan, left, and Gloria son, Molina, Illinois; five grandchildren; Mildred Huelskamp (husband: Lester) Sterrett, right, aka “Hey Seed”, of Delphi Indiana, bump noses and several great-grandchildren. Fort Recovery; two brothers; and several together, just before a competion Thursday the World Clown A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. nieces and nephews. Association Convention in Reno, Nev. April 20, at Little Salamonia Cemetery, Condolences may be sent to Portland. http://www.hogenkampfh.com. CR almanac Needle exchange approved By RICK CALLAHAN ty typically sees only about type of needle-exchange Pence’s executive order Associated Press five HIV cases each year, program to help stem the will run for 30 days. After INDIANAPOLIS — Indi - health officials said. infections. Such programs that period, he will consid - ana Gov. Mike Pence over - All of those infected are illegal in Indiana, and er whether to extend it for rode state law and his own either live in Scott County Pence has opposed needle another 30 days. anti-drug policies Thurs - or have ties to the county, exchanges as part of drug- Scott County’s cases day to authorize a short- and all of the infections control efforts. But his have surged from 26 in late term needle-exchange pro - have been linked to needle order allows Scott County February to nearly 80, and gram designed to help con - sharing among drug users. officials to request state that number is expected to tain HIV infections in a Most of the infections approval for a limited, rise. Officials are trying to rural county where more involve people who injected short-term program. contact as many as 100 peo - than six dozen cases have a liquefied form of the pre - The governor said he was ple tied to those with con - been reported, all of them scription painkiller Opana. acting to halt the spread of firmed infections of the tied to intravenous drug Methamphetamine and the virus “despite my reser - virus that causes AIDS. use. heroin account for the vations” about providing Pence’s order directs the Lotteries Pence issued an execu - remaining cases, health clean needles to addicts. state health department to tive order declaring a pub - officials said. Needle-exchange pro - set up a command center lic health emergency in Pence, a Republican, said grams allow drug users to to coordinate HIV and sub - Hoosier Ohio Scott County, an economi - officials from the Centers turn in used hypodermic stance-abuse treatment Midday Midday cally depressed area about for Disease Control and needles in return for sterile and establish a mobile Daily Three: 8-0-9 Pick 4: 5-2-2-0 30 miles north of Prevention who arrived in ones in an effort to contain unit to enroll people in a Daily Four: 1-8-5-8 Evening Louisville, Kentucky, that the county Monday said it diseases such as HIV and state-run health program Quick Draw: 1-03-11- Pick 3: 6-6-3 has seen 79 new infections would be “medically appro - hepatitis. HIV is spread to get HIV testing and 12-13-17-19-20-21-22-27-31- Pick 4: 9-4-4-5 since December. 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Franklin, 22, no address while intoxicated, a Level 6 felony, Poker Lotto: JD-JH- Estimated jackpot: was sentenced to 18 months in Jay available, entered a plea of guilty in in Randolph Superior Court in con - KS-7C-4H $15 million County Jail with all but 60 days sus - Jay Superior Court to theft, a Level 6 nection with a Feb. 14 traffic acci - pended, given 28 days credit for 14 felony. She was sentenced to two and dent in which he drove into a rural days served, with the remaining por - one half years in Jay County Jail Winchester home. He also faces tion of the sentence to be served on with all but 135 days suspended, misdemeanor charges of driving Markets home detention. He was fined $25 given 135 days credit for time while intoxicated and driving with and assessed court costs of $168, already served, assessed court costs a controlled substance in his sys - Closing prices as of Thursday ordered to pay a $200 drug abuse of $168, and placed on formal proba - tem. An initial hearing is set for interdiction fee and a $400 substance tion for 25 months. April 13 . Trupointe May corn ...... 4.04 Fort Recovery June corn ...... 4.08 Corn ...... 3.98 New crop ...... 4.13 April corn ...... 3.98 Central States Stands ... Beans ...... 9.62 Continued from page 1 2013 and has kept hundreds President and CEO Mike plans to events in Indi - April crop ...... 9.62 Montpelier Corn ...... 3.90 Soon after Pence signed of employees in the city. A Fichter praised the new anapolis because of the leg - Wheat ...... 4.74 the bill, Salesforce.com company spokeswoman law, saying it would give islation. 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Jay County gency rooms of JCH, Improper turning was westbound on Votaw Street at Miller turned too early and struck a Hospital including: A Portland woman drove into a 6:50 a.m. when she attempted to storm drain. Portland Dunkirk — Stephanie storm drain Thursday morning. turn her 1994 Oldsmobile ACS south Damage in the accident was esti - Dismissals Shaneyfelt and Brenda Rebecca Miller, 72, 939 W. Main St., onto Western Avenue. However, mated less than $1,000. There were four dis - Fogle missals. Admissions Emergencies There were two There were 27 people admissions to the hospi - treated in the emer - tal on Thursday.

Citizen’s calendar ALL YOU CAN EAT SOUP SUPPER Thursday chambers, fire station, 10 a.m. — Portland 1616 N. Franklin St. Board of Public Works, 6 p.m. — Portland MARCH 28, 2015 mayor’s office, city hall, Park Board special 4-7 PM 321 N. Meridian St. meeting, council cham - 6 p.m. — Redkey town bers, fire station, 1616 COLLETT CHURCH board Executive ses - N. Franklin St. OF THE NAZARENE sion, former town hall, One mile west of US 27 20 S. Ash St. Personnel April 7 on 450 South policy will be dis - 4 p.m. — Jay County cussed. Development Corpora - Portland, Indiana tion, Community April 6 Resource Center, 118 S. Menu includes soup, 9 a.m. — Jay County Meridian St., Portland. crackers, relish tray, Commissioners, com - 6:30 p.m. — Geneva dessert and beverage. missioners’ room, Jay Town Council, town County Courthouse, hall, 411 E. Line St. 120 N. Court St., Port - 7 p.m. — Pennville Free will donation land. Town Council, town Everyone invited! 5:30 p.m. — Portland hall, 105 N. Washington For more information call: City Council, council St. Mary Robbins 251-7442 Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service Robin Alberson 726-3043 The Commercial Review Friday, March 27, 2015 Family Page 3 Intent of social media has changed By DEVIN ZIMMERMAN finally it flashed and there was al, a bran muffin, a doodle or a that say “Rough day …”. The Commercial Review her likeness, ready to be immor - picture of spilled milk. I’ve noticed I’m not the only Roughly a year ago, I exited talized on Facebook. For me, at least, Facebook one leaving the digital water stage left from the social media Interruption It’s exhausting. stopped being a communication cooler behind. I reactivated my grandstand. I didn’t even hesitate. Just as tool. I knew people who took account recently because I I can still tell you exactly why in Routine quickly as I found myself brows - pride in how much of a thought it might come in handy I left. It was just after midnight ing Facebook I was deactivating response they could garner as a reporter, and I’ve noticed on a workday, and I was stuck in my account. After Facebook from a selfie. I didn’t get it, and more and more of my friends, that mental limbo of knowing I questioned me extensively still don’t. ranging in age from 24 to their needed to go to sleep and actual - about my reasons for wanting to So what happened when I early 30s, seem to be jumping ly doing so. On what I can bare - I found myself imagining this get away, like a younger cousin turned off my profile page? Not ship too. ly describe as a whim, I flipped scenario. This person was mak - hugging my leg begging to play a darn thing. I still called or Unless they had a child. Child - my laptop open, directed my ing an effort to study for school, just one more game of “Call of texted the people I wanted to birth breeds social media activi - mouse toward my Facebook tab and more than likely she found Duty,” I was finally free. talk to, and best of all, if I ran ty, from what I can tell. And I and began scrolling down. And herself on Facebook in the same It had occurred to me that into a friend I hadn’t seen for a don’t believe there’s anything down. And down. way that a smoker can some - Facebook just wasn’t fun any - while we could actually catch up wrong with wanting to show off Then I stopped. A friend of a times find a cigarette in his more. In 2008, as I was leaving with each other. pictures of your children. friend had posted a picture. It mouth and not quite be able to for college, I started my account I didn’t already know they had Even if it’s natural, I still was, in film terms, an American remember how the Marlboro got to keep in touch with friends. It Cinnamon Toast Crunch that don’t want to see those photos style shot of a young woman there. was a useful communication morning because a picture of though. Online or otherwise. from the waist up. In social Then she probably looked at tool. their breakfast domineered my I guess I’m just tired of people media terms it was a selfie. This her own profile page, decided Now it feels like a game. Peo - newsfeed. abusing Facebook. At one time, person was in her kitchen, the 10 minutes since her last ple waste time for intangible I was worried I would feel left it was a valuable communica - posed in front of her computer post was too long, stood up Internet points from their peers, out, and I didn’t at all. An online tion tool. Now it just doesn’t with arms raised and a smile posed as if she was dancing in who weigh in on whatever is presence isn’t the key to main - seem worth my time with all the plastered on her face. A caption an empty room to no music for shared with a thumbs up, taining friendships, and lifelong clutter that goes on there. below it read, “Just taking a an agonizing four seconds while whether it’s a new hairdo, a tat - bonds aren’t built upon com - We’ll see how long my profile study break for a dance party.” her laptop counted down until too, a concert, a breakfast cere - menting on the status updates stays active, I suppose. Sister wants to end Reader’s theater to long estrangement DEAR ABBY: I have she wants to ensure that be held in Portland been estranged from my you have gifts for your Arts Place, Inc. is partnering 14. Come in comfortable clothes. No sister for four years. She birthday you can actually with Jay County Public Library for mat is required. lives across the country, so Dear use. a Read Write Perform workshop The Cookbook Club will meet at it hasn’t been difficult to Rather than criticize series in April that will culminate 6:15 p.m. on April 13, with the hold a grudge. Either Abby her generosity, why not in a reader’s theater performance theme “Home State Favorites.” Jay - because I’m turning 50 mention in the weeks at Arts Place. CPL Book Club will discuss “The this year, or maybe it’s old- before your birthday what Reader’s theatre is a creative way Storyteller” by Jodi Picoult at 6 fashioned guilt, I have you might like to have? If to continue the art of storytelling p.m. April 20, and JayCPL Writers been feeling the right you do, it might save her using many voices or readers to Guild will meet at 6:30 p.m. on April thing to do is to make buying my birthday pres - some money and you some speak for a story’s different charac - 27. Hook & Needles Club will meet amends. ents the day of. She waits frustration. ters. between 5 and 7 p.m. April 28. My question is — how? until my birthday day, DEAR ABBY: My daugh - Intro to Reader’s Theater will be Story Times are 11:30 a.m. and Should I write a letter, then buys them in a rush ter is being married soon, April 2, Crafting a Story for Read - 4:45 p.m. each Wednesday in April send an email or call her? all at one store or suggests and I have an enormous er’s Theater will be April 9, and and 6:30 p.m. April 9, 16, 23 and 30. To be honest, if she made we go shopping together. fear that I need some help Finalizing Scripts will be held Infants through elementary age those efforts to me, I She’s not stingy on price. with. I can’t dance. At all. I April 16. Workshops begin at 4 p.m. children are welcome. Mother would rebuff them. The In fact, she tends to spend took some lessons, but I at the library and are for all ages. Goose will visit the library at 10 two of us are similar, so more than I think she have no sense of rhythm. The free performance will be held a.m. April 10, 17 and 24. what would be a good way should. Although I tell people I at 5 p.m. on April 23, at Arts Place Explore @ JCPL, a learning pro - to bridge the conflict? — What bothers me is she can’t and won’t dance, on Portland. gram for elementary age children, HARD-HEADED HAWAI - makes no effort to prepare inevitably some guy has a To register for the workshops, will meet between 2:30 and 3:45 p.m. IAN a gift in advance and just little too much to drink call (260) 726-7890 or visit the April 2 and 16. Call the library to DEAR H.H.H.: If you asks me then and there and tries to drag me to the library at 315 N. Ship St. in Port - register for this program. call your sister, her knee- what I want. She also often dance floor. land. Making It on My Own, to make jerk reaction might be to buys me a number of My husband dances and Child author Imari Douthit will crafts, will be held between 10 a.m. hang up. If you email her, things I didn’t ask for. I encourage him to have a have a signing for her book “Be and 3 p.m. April 25. it’s too easy to hit “delete.” The last thing I want to good time, but if he’s Calm, Be Brave, Don’t Be Afraid,” A Tech Table, for anyone looking Write her a letter. Tell do on my birthday is go dancing and I’m sitting between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. April 11. for help with an electronic device, her you love her, miss her shopping. It has made me alone, someone is sure to The book is about Ally and Max, a will be available from 10 to 11:30 and are sorry for the increasingly less excited ask me. Please help me sister and brother adventure team. a.m. April 11. estrangement. If there is about my birthday each with a good comeback or a There are several more activities Family Fun, an indoor play something you need to year. How do I explain to little white lie to keep me planned for April at JCPL. group for parents home with their apologize for, do it in the her without sounding off the dance floor! — A Drug Awareness seminar will children, will meet between 9 and letter. Wait a week, then ungrateful that I’d rather CAN’T DANCE IN COL - be held at 5 p.m. April 6 presented 10:30 a.m. and Lego Club will meet give her a call. receive one thoughtful ORADO by the Portland Police D.A.R.E. offi - between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m., both If she is as similar to present than a lot of DEAR CAN’T DANCE: I cer. events are April 7, 14, 21 and 28. you as you think, she may expensive ones? — DOWN suppose the most common Move! Make! Enjoy! Is for adults Bill and Linda Sipe donated the be as glad to hear your ON BIRTHDAYS IN little white lie would be to with special needs to explore book “Dozens of Cousins” by Shut - voice as you will be to hear HOUSTON plead a sprained ankle. music, movement, stories and ta Crum and David Catrow to the hers. And if she’s not, DEAR DOWN ON But a more honest reply crafts. The group will meet at 10 library in memory of Jim Shawver. your conscience will be BIRTHDAYS: Excuse me, would be to thank the per- a.m. April 2 and 30 for Music and “The Caregiver’s Handbook” by clear because you tried. but you DO sound son and say you prefer not Movement and at 10 a.m. April 16 DK Publishing and “Endangered” DEAR ABBY: For the ungrateful. Your mother to because you’re not com- for Stories and Crafts. by CJ Box were given in memory of past few years, my mother, may not be as emotionally fortable on the dance floor. A free Laughter Yoga session will Richard Ramey by Cindy Stri - with whom I spend my invested in birthday cele- Said with a smile, it be held from 5:45 to 6:30 p.m. April etelmeier. birthday every year, has brations as you are. Or, shouldn’t offend anybody, gotten into the habit of she may do this because even if he has had a few.

Community Calendar In Loving Memory Of Notices will appear in (260) 726-8141. a.m. upstairs at True WEST JAY COMMUNI - Virginia Ura Laux the Community Calendar Value Hardware, North TY CENTER GROUP — September 23, 1929 as space is available. To Saturday Meridian Street, Portland. Doors open at 11:15 a.m. submit an item, call fami - ALCOHOLICS ANONY - For more information, call Bring a sack lunch for talk March 25, 2015 ly editor Virginia Cline at MOUS — Will meet at 10 (260) 729-2532. time. Euchre begins at 1 p.m. Cost $1. For more BRYANT – Virginia Ura Laux, 85, passed away peacefully at Monday information, call (765) 768- home on March 25, 2015 surrounded by her beloved hus - PORTLAND BREAK - 1544. band, Ralph W. Laux, and their family. Virginia was born in FAST OPTIMISTS — Will PREGNANCY CARE Jackson, Michigan to Jozef & Rozalia Ura, Polish immigrants. Sudoku meet at 6:45 a.m. for break - CENTER of Jay County — Virginia’s two older siblings, Josephine and Edward, preceded Sudoku Puzzle #3584-M fast at Richards Restau - Free pregnancy testing her in death. rant. with ongoing support dur - Virginia & Ralph married on August 20, 1955 and raised BRYANT AREA COM - ing and after pregnancy. nine children: Teresa Laux; Christopher (Michelle) Laux; 12 34MUNITY CENTER — The center is located at 216 Walking from 9 to 10 a.m. S. Meridian St., Portland. Frank (deceased – his wife Antonia) Laux; Daria Laux (Mike) 35 61 7 every Monday, Wednesday Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Mon - Walpole; Maureen (Mark) Baker; Terence Laux; Giles (Bar - and Friday. day through Friday. bie) Laux; Amy Laux; and Nicole (Jon) Sholly. Virginia & 89 For more information Ralph have 11 grandchildren: Jessica (Stephen); Cole; Abby or an appointment, call (Kerry); Ruby (Tim); Caleb (Kimberly): Cassidy; Michelle 279 3 (260) 726-8636. Appoint - R.; Ralph II; Emma; Madeline; and Lucy; along with three ments or walk-ins accept - great-grandchildren: Abraham; Ezekiel; and Corinne. ed. 68 TAKE OFF POUNDS Virginia was a voracious reader and meticulous planner, jug - SENSIBLY (TOPS) — Will gling the raising of their nine children while being actively 8 759 meet for weigh-in at 5:30 involved in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Virginia p.m., with the meeting at 6 worked at New Idea, the Jackson, Michigan branch, for eight 71 p.m., in the fellowship hall years before marrying Ralph and settling down in Trinity, In - at Evangelical Methodist diana. Years later, after Niki, their youngest child started high Church, 930 W. Main St., 4 61 29 school, Virginia returned to work, working at the Jay County Portland. New members welcome. For more infor - Assessor Office - later becoming Deputy Assessor. 3567 mation, call (260) 726-5312. Virginia was known for being extraordinarily gracious, kind 9 © 200 Hometown Content Medium to all, and possessing a quick wit. Virginia, above all else, cherished her beloved husband, Ralph, and their family. Thursday’s Solution A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Holy Trinity Sudoku Solution #3583-M Catholic Church, Trinity, Indiana, on Saturday, March 28, 96148257 3 The objective is to fill a 2015 @ 10:30 a.m. with Father David A. Hoying, C.P.P.S. 845367219 nine-by nine grid so that presiding. Graveside services and burial follow immediately. each column, each row, and 273951864 Friends may call from 2:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. on Friday, each of the nine three-by- 627143985 three boxes (also called March 27, 2015 at the Baird-Freeman Funeral Home, Port - blocks or regions) contains 389526147 land, Indiana. the digits from 1 to 9 only 514798326 Contributions may be made in Virginia’s memory & spirit one time each. 432619758 to the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Trinity, Indiana and/or 758234691 State of the Heart Hospice, Jay County, Indiana. . 196875432

© 2009 Hometown Content The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Friday, March 27, 2015 Thank you for generosity To the editor: A special thank you goes out to the Dunkirk Letters to community for their recent display of unwa - vering warmth and gen - the Editor erosity, from the officers and members of Dunkirk Elks Lodge 1776. On a recent Saturday our event, we were able to evening we held a cancer present our young man benefit dance. Early on in with almost $4,000 after the planning stages, we adding what we raised had chosen young West - with the benefit to what lawn Elementary School Dunn raised at the actual student Josh Johnson as event, just by passing the our beneficiary this year. hat, incidentally kicking He is a courageous young that off with the first man fighting a form of $100 out of his own pock - leukemia. et. Our goal was to raise The event far exceeded enough to perhaps buy a our expectations, and it gas card or two to assist makes me proud to call them in defraying the my Dunkirk my home - expense of the constant town. Thanks to all, trips to Riley Children’s including the group who Hospital for ongoing came from the Portland treatment. Well, folks Lodge, who made our came in droves, filled the event such a smashing meeting room, and the success. generosity was quite sim - Sincerely, ply overwhelming. James D. Fulks III Leaders are dividing us With the assistance of Trustee State Elks President Dick Dunkirk Elks Lodge By JOHN KRULL bill that just will pit Hoosier against Dunn, who also attended 1776 TheStatehouseFile.com Hoosier and give a patina of legal INDIANAPOLIS — When Repub - plausibility to anti-gay bigotry. licans in the Indiana House of Rep - John There is the ongoing power play resentatives pushed through their with the Department of Education, so-called religious freedom restora - Krull the only effect of which is to demor - Security is in tion bill, Gov. Mike Pence couldn’t alize educators everywhere and wait to congratulate lawmakers on a show non-Hoosiers it is possible to job well done. have a government even more petty our best interest Critics, including many major the charter schools and voucher and dysfunctional than Congress. Boston Herald businesses, say Senate Bill 101, And there’s the sneaky way the President Obama has which allows business owners to programs from any meaningful sys - tem of accountability. governor has engaged in the com - found in newly-elected Guest refuse to provide goods or services mon wage debate — by buying ads Afghan President Ashraf to customers — primarily gays and That might be forgivable in a less Darwinian era, but the world is with campaign funds. Doing so is a Ghani a leader who lesbians — will have a dampening way of gaming the system. Using seems to inspire trust, Editorial effect on the Indiana economy, but about to experience a serious labor shortage. Only those places — city, campaign funds during an election and who actually values Pence didn’t seem to worry much cycle allows him to buy ads, by law, the support of American about that. state or country — that can offer a well-educated and adaptable work - at the lowest going rate. Those who troops as he works to “The legislation, SB 101, is about want to preserve the common wage improve his nation’s line for withdrawal — dif - respecting and reassuring Hoosiers force will survive, much less will have to spend much more security picture. ficult as it is personally that their religious freedoms are thrive. money to make their case. And so Obama has for those service mem - intact. I strongly support the legis - This is not a time to indulge in the The only races this year are local decided, well, perhaps he bers who were ticketed lation and applaud the members of fantasy that public investment in ones. Mike Pence has no intention isn’t so wedded to his for a trip home — is an the General Assembly for their education is primarily a therapeutic rigid timetable for troop acknowledgment of the work on this important issue. I look exercise for parents. We need of running for mayor anywhere — withdrawal after all. dangerous reality on the forward to signing the bill when it accountability and we need it across in fact, he won’t be on any kind of At the White House ground. Afghanistan’s reaches my desk.” the board. ballot until sometime next year — yesterday the president security forces have Not long after the governor issued Then there’s the strange war on but that hasn’t stopped him from announced plans to slow improved, but are not yet that chest-thumping statement, I the common wage. Given that com - trying to gain an edge, regardless of the withdrawal of U.S. fully capable of fending drove by one of the billboards pro - ing worldwide labor shortage, whether doing so violates, at the troops from Afghanistan, off the Taliban or of ren - claiming Indiana as “a state that telling workers Indiana is hostile to very least, the spirit of the law. leaving a force that now dering Afghanistan off- works.” their needs and we’re eager to But that’s the way our political numbers 9,800 until the limits to terror groups The irony — that Indiana just said depress wages makes about as much culture works. Whenever our lead - end of this year. that would use it to wage there are many law-abiding citizens sense as dumping out all your water ers have a choice to make between His earlier plan, a proxy terror war. A with whom we don’t want to do busi - just before taking a long hike across collaboration and division — devised when the ever- nearly-complete with - ness — likely would be lost on Pence a scorching desert. between reconciliation and rancor erratic Hamid Karzai was drawal based on an out - and other Republicans in the Indi - That might be justifiable in a state — they opt to put us at each other’s still in charge, called for dated timetable risks the ana General Assembly. where the middle class isn’t disinte - throats. shrinking the U.S. pres - possibility that the U.S. But that’s not surprising. The gov - grating and where rising employ - We’ve got real problems in this ence to half that number would eventually be ernor and our lawmakers talk a lot ment numbers haven’t failed to state. by the end of 2015, and for forced to return in a com - about making Indiana competitive move many Hoosiers out of poverty. And it’s become clear that the peo - a complete pullout by the bat role. and creating a vibrant economy But the reality is that Indiana is a ple who lead us aren’t part of the end of 2016. Ghani assured Obama with high-paying jobs, but there’s state in which the bottom is falling solution. Obama does indeed that the U.S. “flexibility” little evidence they mean it. out for the middle class and where ••••••••• still plan to vamoose on troop levels would be Consider the ongoing campaign 22 percent of our children live in Krull is director of Franklin Col - from Afghanistan alto - used to accelerate of obliteration of Indiana’s educa - poverty. lege’s Pulliam School of Journal - gether by the time he reforms, to ensure tional system. In addition to work - The only way we will solve prob - ism, host of “No Limits” WFYI 90.1 leaves office; he made Afghan security forces ing to overturn by legislative fiat lems that persistent is by working Indianapolis and publisher of TheS - that clear in yesterday’s can stand on their own. the election that put Democrat Glen - together, but our leaders do every - tatehouseFile.com, a news website joint appearance with a That is in the mutual da Ritz in the office of state super - thing they can to shatter the trust powered by Franklin College jour - rather gracious Ghani. interest of both coun - intendent of public instruction, necessary for us to do so. nalism students. Contact him at But extending the dead - tries. they also have taken steps to spare There is the “religious freedom” [email protected]. Oregon’s new law puts focus on democracy By JONATHAN BERNSTEIN long before most people are from voting, Republicans of citizens from participation Bloomberg News paying attention to the elec - (mostly) in the North and Mid - is a true democracy. Very good news for voting: tion. As a result, registration west devised ways to keep vari - Most recent changes in vot - Oregon makes voter registra - Jonathan is perhaps the largest obstacle ous ethnic groups from the ing rules have been Republican- tion automatic. to voting in the U.S.—and a polls. backed efforts to make voting As my Bloomberg View col - Bernstein major reason that Americans Skepticism, among both con - harder. Oregon hints at one pos - league Francis Barry puts it: are less inclined to vote than servatives and liberals, about sible outcome of that: A robust After Selma and the Voting citizens in most similar democ - universal identification cards democracy with relatively high Rights Act, “The question that racies. has made it harder to imple - turnout in Democratic states, people should be asking all Voter registration was insti - ment universal, automatic reg - as they experiment with meas - these years later is: Why first step toward joining the tuted in the U.S. in part istration in the U.S. But plenty ures to lower obstacles to vot - should anyone have to register world’s most successful democ - because population growth in of people, for partisan reasons ing, and a restricted franchise at all?” racies. Voter registration in the 19th century had expanded or simply because they don’t and severely flawed democracy The new law, signed Monday most of the advanced world is opportunities for fraud. Since believe in genuine democracy, in Republican states. by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, D, automatic. In the U.S., it’s not no one could recognize every embrace the argument that a At least, that seems likely mandates that the state auto - only cumbersome, it varies by legitimate voter, it was possi - few extra hurdles to voting is, unless Congress or the courts matically register all qualified state. In most states, the regis - ble to cast votes in multiple all in all, a plus. intervene on the side of democ - citizens based on drivers tration deadline arrives well precincts. It was also a way for And, no, that assessment is racy. license records. Citizens will before the heat of the cam - native citizens to keep the fran - not too harsh. While it’s true •••••••••• have the ability to opt out, but paign, meaning that new vot - chise (and, thus, political influ - that any democracy gives extra Bernstein is a Bloomberg the burden will be on the state ers (or those who have moved ence) beyond the grasp of new influence to those who care the View columnist covering U.S. to keep records up to date. and need to re- register) must immigrants. Just as Democrats most, no polity that deliberate - politics. Follow him on Twit - Oregon represents a small, attend to the responsibility in the South blocked blacks ly discourages large numbers ter @jbview. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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The Commercial Review Friday, March 27, 2015 Nation/World Page 5 In review Senate budget mirrors House Forcing By ALAN FRAM health care and other benefit pro - Democrats viewed the document cut in Medicare fees April 1, the Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria — grams and without raising taxes. differently, saying it relied on gim - government can delay processing WASHINGTON — Republicans The Senate was beginning a mickry and touted the wrong pri - those payments until Congress’ Beefed up by new muscled a balanced-budget plan weapons from China, spring recess after approving the orities. return. The measure, which also through the Senate early today, measure, leaving Congress’ two “The budget we passed today is provides money for health care Russia and the Czech positioning Congress for months Republic, and GOP-run chambers to negotiate a irresponsible and fails to effective - programs for children and low- of battling President Barack compromise budget in mid-April. ly invest in our future,” said Sen. income people, would be partly strengthened by train - Obama over the GOP’s goals of ing from foreign The legislation is a non-binding Barbara Mikulski, D-Md. financed with higher premiums slicing spending and dismantling blueprint that does not require The budget’s solidly ideological for top-earning Medicare recipi - advisers, Nigeria’s his health care law. Obama’s signature but lays the tenor contrasted with a bipartisan ents. military is forcing Working into today’s pre-dawn groundwork for future bills that bill the House overwhelmingly On the budget, only two Republi - Boko Haram extrem - hours, senators approved the blue - seem destined for veto fights with approved Thursday permanently cans voted no: Sens. Ted Cruz of ists from a string of print by a near party-line 52-46 the president. blocking perennial cuts in physi - Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky, northeastern towns as vote, endorsing a measure that “Republicans have shown that cians’ Medicare fees. It too will a pair of presidential hopefuls. the country’s prepares closely follows one the House the Senate is under new manage - wait until April for final congres - Two other potential GOP presiden - for elections the insur - passed Wednesday. Both budgets ment and delivering on the change sional approval by the Senate, with tial candidates, Sens. Marco Rubio gents are threatening embody a conservative vision of and responsible government the McConnell saying his chamber of Florida and Lindsey Graham of to disrupt. shrinking projected federal deficits American people expect,” said Sen - will handle it “very quickly when South Carolina, voted yes. The military offen - by more than $5 trillion over the ate Majority Leader Mitch we get back.” All voting Democrats were sive caused a six-week coming decade, mostly by cutting McConnell, R-Ky. Though doctors face a 21 percent opposed. postponement of criti - cal presidential elec - tions now being held Saturday, a delay that should allow voting by Talks some of the more than 1.5 million people forced from their are on homes by the Islamic uprising. Salvaging track SAND SPRINGS, By MATTHEW LEE Okla. — Oklahomans and GEORGE JAHN salvaged soggy Associated Press belongings Thursday LAUSANNE, Switzer - land — Iran’s foreign min - after the Plains’ first ister sought today to dis - tornado outbreak of miss concerns that his 2015, expressing grati - country’s preoccupation tude that casualties with the crisis in Yemen were low but under - could pre-empt attempts to standing that nature’s find common ground at next punch could be nuclear talks with six far worse. world powers, saying the One person died and negotiations remained dozens of people were focused on sealing a deal. injured when torna - Yemen is “the hot issue does hit parts of the of the day” and has come Oklahoma City and up at the talks but “it does - Tulsa areas during n’t mean that we negotiat - Wednesday’s evening ed about it,” Mohammad rush hour. The mayor Javad Zarif told reporters. in Moore, an Oklaho - Saudi-led air strikes on ma City suburb devas - Shiite rebels in Yemen are tated by a massive tor - straining relations nado two years ago, Associated Press/Laurent Cipriani between the Sunni Gulf called the storm that A rescue worker is lifted into an helicopter Thursday near the crash site near Seyne-les-Alpes, kingdom and predominant - hit his city a “junior ly Shiite Iran. Zarif said tornado.” But resi - France. The co-pilot of the Germanwings jet barricaded himself in the cockpit and intentionally rammed they “have to stop and dents of a hard-hit the plane full speed into the French Alps, ignoring the captain’s frantic pounding on the cockpit door and everybody has to encour - Sand Springs, just the screams of terror from passengers, a prosecutor said Thursday. In a split second, he killed all 150 age dialogue and national west of Tulsa, said the people aboard the plane. reconciliation.” storm was agonizing. Despite Iran’s concerns over Yemen, however, “our Killed negotiations are confined to the nuclear” issue, he KARACHI, Pakistan Hid ... said. — The Pakistani Tal - Continued from page 1 whether he did marathons, but he problems including psychosis, bipo - Zarif spoke shortly after iban killed five police Germanwings and its parent com - was very healthy,” said Johannes lar disorder and personality disor - his first meeting of the day officers in a rocket pany Lufthansa declined immediate - Rossmann, who lived a few doors der “that is severe enough to have with U.S. Secretary of State attack in country’s ly to comment on the new informa - down from Lubitz’s home in repeatedly manifested itself by John Kerry. The sides are southwest, authorities tion. Montabaur. overt acts.” hoping to narrow gaps in and a Taliban Investigators had removed multi - German news media painted a pic - The certificate also means that he time to reach a preliminary spokesman said today. ple boxes of items from Lubitz’s ture of a man with a history of wasn’t found to be suffering from deal by the end of the Another Taliban apartment in Duesseldorf and his depression who had received psy - another mental health condition month. That would allow attack on a police bus parents’ house in Montabaur, near chological treatment, and who may that “makes the person unable to them to try and negotiate a in Pakistan’s largest Frankfurt. have been set off by a falling out safely perform the duties or exercise comprehensive agreement city of Karachi left 10 A German aviation official told with his girlfriend. Duesseldorf the privileges” of a pilot’s license. by late June to put long- people wounded. The Associated Press that Lubitz’s prosecutors, who are leading the Experts say it’s possible that term curbs on Tehran’s Militants fired a file at the country’s Federal Aviation German side of the probe, refused to someone with mental health prob - nuclear activities in rocket late Thursday Office contained an “SIC” note, comment on the anonymously lems could have hidden them from exchange for sanctions at a vehicle carrying meaning that he needed “specific sourced reports, citing the ongoing employers or a doctor without spe - relief. five police officers in regular medical examination.” Such investigation. cialist training. Iranian officials have the Loralai district of a note could refer to either a physi - Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr “It’s a high-stakes situation for been upbeat recently about southwestern cal or mental condition, but the offi - said there was a “several-month” pilots because they know if they the chances of making Baluchistan province, cial — who spoke only on condition gap in Lubitz’s training six years give the wrong answer, they could enough progress by Tues - killing all of them, of anonymity because he was not ago, but would not elaborate. Follow - lose their license,” said Dr. Raj Per - day to permit them to pro - provincial home sec - authorized to release the informa - ing the disruption, he said, Lubitz saud, fellow of Britain’s Royal Col - ceed into the summer. But retary Akbar Durrani tion, said the note does not specify “not only passed all medical tests lege of Psychiatrists. “A very good Zarif was less bullish said today. Loralai is which. but also his flight training, all flying psychologist or psychiatrist who today, saying only that he about 120 miles north However, neighbors described a tests and checks.” spends in-depth time with him hoped the sides would of Quetta, the capital man whose phy sical health was The U.S. Federal Aviation Admin - would be able to pick up (a problem), come to a common under - of Baluchistan superb. Basic Grain Products Inc. istration had issued Lubitz a third- but you have to throw an awful lot of standing by next week. 300 East Vine Street province. “He definitely Cdoilddwa tner,o OtH 4s58m28 oke. He class medical certificate. In order to resources at it to do that and often, I “The talks are very diffi - —Associated Press really took caret: ( 419o) f67 8 -2h30i4 m fs: (e41l9f) .6 78 -H464e 7 obtain such a certificate, a pilot don’t think (pilots) are getting in- cult and very complicated,” www.tastemorr.com always went [email protected] teIm oarrm.com n ot sure must be cleared of psychological depth assessments,” Persaud said. he told Iranian TV.

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The Commercial Review Page 6 Agriculture Friday, March 27, 2015 Marchal visits Washington A Jay County High Indiana Farm Bureau are The deadline for nomi - School graduate visited accepting nominations for nations is May 8. Washington, D.C., this Ag the 2015 John Arnold month as part of Ag Day Award for Rural Preserva - Banquet set activities. tion. Jay County FFA will Lindsey Marchal, now a roundup The award honors the holds its parent/member student at Purdue Universi - preservation and contin - banquet April 10. ty, was one of 100 student ued agricultural use of The event, which representatives selected by historic farm buildings. includes a pork chop din - Agriculture Council of everyday life. Ag Day activ - Nomination forms are ner served by FFA stu - America to participate in ities included a luncheon available at dents, will begin at 6:30 National Ag Day activities. and the National Celebra - http://www.indianaland - p.m. in the Jay County Marchal and other stu - tion of Agriculture Dinner. marks.org or by contact - High School commons. It dents made the visit in an ing Tommy Kleckner at will include the student effort to promote the impor - Nominations open tkleckner@indianaland - work experience auction tance of agriculture in Indiana Landmarks and marks.org or (812) 232-7903. fundraiser.

Wheat research Chris Miller, senior director of research for Engrain, stops earlier this month for a photograph during a tour of his research facility at the Wheat Innovation Center in Manhattan, Kan. Kansas Wheat Commission is spending $200,000 studying why some people struggle to digest wheat as part of an effort to develop new varieties. Associated Press/Orlin Wagner Drought hits West SAN FRANCISCO (AP) rest of the West below aver - — Flying over the Sierra age. But what California is Nevada as California experiencing is historically entered its fourth year of low snowpack — an accu - drought, the state’s energy mulation that has implica - chief looked down and saw tions for the entire West if stark bare granite — not the drought not just of the usual pristine white water, but of snow, persists. peaks heaped with snow Snowpack at 12 percent that would run the state’s of average in the Sierra hydroelectric dams. Nevada means there is less Spring is arriving with runoff to feed rivers that the Pacific Northwest run through dams to gener - measuring near record-low- ate cleanly produced hydro - snowfall, and much of the electric power.

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The Commercial Review will be teaming with students from Jay County High School to collect food and monetary donations 8:00 pm, April 25 , at the JCHS promenade to benefi t Community and Family Services and Helping Hand Food Bank. We're asking those who plan to attend promenade to bring a donation.

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STATEWIDE STATEWIDE STATEWID E SPEED BUMP Dave Coverly CLASSIFIED ADS 40 NOTICES 40 NOTICES 70 INSTRUCTIO N, CLASSIFICATIONS PLEASE NOTE: Be readers each day for 010 Card of Thanks sure to check your ad only $590. Contact 020 In Memory the first day it appears. Hoosier State Press 030 Lost, Strayed or We cannot be responsi- Association 317 803- Found ble for more than one 4772. 040 Notices days incorrect copy. We BARB’S BOOKS 616 S 050 Rummage Sales try hard not to make mis- Shank, Portland. Sell 060 Services takes, but they do hap- paperbacks. Half Price! 070 Instruction, Schools pen, and we may not Tuesday and Saturday 080 Business know unless you call to 10:00-2:00. Barb Smith, Opportunities tell us. Call before 12:00 260-726-8056. 090 Sale Calendar pm for corrections. The 100 Jobs Wanted Commercial Review, 60 SERVICES 110 Help Wanted 309 W Main, Portland, 120 Wearing Apparel/ Indiana 260-726-8141. J. L. CONSTRUCTION Household CLASSIFIED AD Amish crew. Custom 130 Misc. for Sale DEADLINES In order for built homes, new 140 Appliances your advertisement to garages, pole barns, 150 Boats, Sporting appear in the next day’s interior/ exterior remod- Equipment paper, or for a correction eling, drywall, windows, 160 Wanted to Buy or stop order to be made doors, siding, roofing, 170 Pets for an ad already foundations. 260-726- Peanuts 180 Livestock appearing, we must 5062, leave message. 190 Farmers Column receive the ad, correc- 200 For Rent KEEN’S ROOFING and tion or cancellation 210 Wanted to Rent Construction. Standing before 12:00 p.m. Mon- 220 Real Estate seam metal, painted day-Friday. The deadline 230 Autos, Trucks steel and shingle roof- for Monday is 12:00 pm 240 Mobile Homes ing, vinyl siding and on the previous Friday. replacement windows. CLASSIFIED ADS Deadline for The Circu- New construction and 260-726-8141 lator and The News and remodeling. Charles ADVERTISING RATES Sun is 3:00 p.m. Friday. Keen, 260-335-2236. 20 Word Minimum The Commercial Review Effective 1/01/2013: 309 W Main Portland, LARRY VANSKYOCK Minimum charge.... Indiana 260-726-8141 AND SONS Siding, roof- Rose is Rose $10.40 ing, windows, drywall FOR YOUR 1 insertion...... 52¢/ and finish, kitchens and CONVENIENCE word bathrooms, laminated We accept Visa and 2 insertions...... 71¢/ floors, additions. Call Mastercard, in person word 260-726-9597 or 260- or over the phone, 3 insertions...... 86¢/ 729-7755. for the many services word we offer: HANDYMAN MIKE 6 insertions.... $1.04/ Subscriptions, ARNOLD Remodeling; word Advertising, garages; doors; win- 12 insertions. $1.32/ Commercial Printing, dows; painting; roofing; word Wedding or siding; much more. 28 26 insertions. $1.37/ Graduation Orders, years experience. Free word Circulator...... Classifieds. estimates. 260-726- Agnes $1.50 per insertion Call today! 2030; 260-251-2702. Classified Display $6.40/ 260-726-8141 per column inch GOODHEW’S ROOF- No borders or logos ADVERTISERS: Yo u ING SERVICE Standing allowed on Classified can place a 25-word Seam Metal Roofs. Free Page classified ad five days a Estimates! 40 year paint Card of Thanks Up to week M-F in more than warranty. We are the 100 words.... $12.00 50 daily newspapers original Goodhew’s In Memory Up to 100 across Indiana reaching Roofing Service 800- words.... $12.00 more than 1 million 310-4128. Advertising Deadline is 12:00 p.m. the day prior to publication. The dead- m Contract h Hi and Lois line for Mondays paper o p is 12:00 p.m. Friday. Bridge Pre-Payment required By Steve Becker for: Rummage sales, business opportunities, jobs wanted, boats and sporting equipment, wanted to rent, motor- ized vehicles, real estate and mobile homes.

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STEPHEN’S FLOOR PUBLIC AUCTION MANPOWER PORT- Proper grammar, 1 BEDROOM DOWN- FOR RENT/RENT TO WE PAY CASH for junk INSTALLATION carpet, Saturday, LAND Hiring for produc- punctuation and STAIRS apartment. OWN Jay, Blackford, autos. We pick up at vinyl, hardwood, and April 18, 2015 tion workers. 609 N. spacing is necessary. $350 with water includ- Randolph, Delaware, your location. 1-765- laminate installed; 15 9:00 AM Meridian St. 260-726- All ads must be ed, tenant pays gas and Madison, Henry Coun- 546-2642 or 1-765-857- years experience; work Location: South of 2888 approved prior to electric. Newly remod- ties. Over 200 Houses 1071. Slocum’s Salvage guaranteed. Free esti- Geneva, on US 27 to appearing online and eled, no pets. Refer- and apartments. HEALTH CARE PROD- mates call Stephen Ping CR 1200 S then East 4 in the newspaper. ences required. Please Heather Clemmons 765- 240 MOBILE HOMES UCTS, a manufacturer 260-726-5017 miles on CR 1200 S. Our Classified Deadline call 260-251-7678 748-5066 of hygiene products, has Wabash Township, is noon the day before FOR SALE 1984 14 X BANKRUPTCY $25.00 immediate full-time LIMBERLOST APART- HOUSE FOR SALE Adams County. you want the ad to run, 66 mobile home located to start. Free consulta- openings. Hours Mon- MENTS. Single story, PORTLAND, 423 East 61.82 Acres - Home and and noon on Friday in Bryant, IN. Must be tion; reasonable rates day thru Thursday. Apply maintenance free, utili- Main Street. 3 bed- buildings. for Monday’s paper. removed. Accepting and payment plans in person at 410 Nisco ties included, income rooms, 1 bath, single Tractors, farm equip- Call us with questions, offers. 419-305-2674 available. Chapter 13 no Street, Coldwater, Ohio based one-bedroom family home, 1,792 ment, farm items, furni- 260-726-8141. money down. Filing fee or send resume to homes for those 62 and square feet, hardwood ture, appliances and not included. Ft. Wayne [email protected] or call ALUMINUM SHEETS older or disabled regard- floors. Lease program, $ 1993 Chevy Lumina, 4 office; 260-424-0954. 419-678-9620. EOE for 23”x30”,.007 thick. less of age. Rental 750.00 down, $ 415.00 250 PUBLIC NOTICE door car. Decatur office; 260-728- all nationalities and eth- Clean and shiny on one assistance available. per month. 855-671- John J. Hough Estate 9997. Call collect. Satur- nic backgrounds. side..35 cents each or ADA units, handicapped 5655 Earl Hough and Hulda day and evening four for $1.40, plus tax. accessible. Pet friend- Harter Co-Personal MCCAMMON TRUCK- appointments. Act as a The Commercial ly​. Contact us 230 AUTOS, TRUCKS PublicState of IndianaNotice Representaives ING, INC. is looking for debt relief agency under Review, 309 W Main, today at (260)368-7900 County of Jay, SS: Sale conducted by Professional Drivers. We the BK code. Portland 260-726-8141. TDD 1-800-743-3333 or THE CLASSIFIEDS In The Circuit Court Miz Lehman Realtors- offer: Competitive Case No. 38C01-1501-MF-7 http://limberlostapts.com Find it - Buy It - Sell It! WENDEL SEAMLESS Auctioneers, Wages (our top driver NEED EXTRA CASH? MainSource Bank . 556 Bristol Dr, Geneva, 260-726-8141 GUTTERING For all 260-589-2903. made $.49 per mile) Sell unwanted items in Plaintiff IN 46740. Equal Hous- your guttering and leaf www.auctionzip.com or Home Weekends. Week- The CR Classifieds. Call FUQUA CHRYSLER vs. ing Opportunity cover needs. Call us for www.mizlehman.com ly pay with the option of Linda at 260-726-8141 DODGE JEEP RAM: Jillian D. Miller A/K/A Jillian New and Pre-owned D. Poore; Mark S. Miller a free quote. Call Jim at Miz Lehman Realtors- direct deposit. An Excel- or go online to EXCEPTIONAL 2 BED- Defendant 260-997-6774 or Steve Auctioneers lent Benefits Package as www.thecr.com Simply ROOM house. 130 Flo- cars, trucks, minivans, Summons for Publication at 260-997-1414. AC63001588 a Family Owned Com- click on “Classifieds” to ral, Portland. 2 bath- SUV’s. Full service and The State of Indiana To The pany, we recognize the place your ad! room, all electric. Laun- parts department 127 Defendants Stated Above: GOODHEW’S ALL PUBLIC AUCTION importance of family life. dry hookups. Attached East Commerce Street, You have been sued in an SEASON Construction. Saturday, LOST OUR LEASE! We strive to build lasting garage. No smokers/ Dunkirk, 765-768-6224. action to foreclose a mortgage Do you need a new roof March 28, 2015 Everything must be in the above-named Court to relationships with our pets. $550 monthly/ Monday- Friday 8-6; Sat- or roof repair? Specializ- 10:00 AM gone by April 30th. Lum- answer to any interest you drivers and their loved deposit. 260-997-6645. urday 8-2 www. ing in standing seam Located: 3430 West ber, furniture, glass, may have in certain real prop- ones and understand FuquaChrysler.com metal roofing. We offer State Road 67 Portland books/magazines, PENNVILLE AREA Tak- erty in Jay County, Indiana, need for home time. If namely: various colors with a 30 or 3 1/2 miles west of Graphic newspapers, ing applications for a CA$H PAID FOR JUNK you’re looking for a com- Lots Ninety (90) and year paint finish warran- Portland at the corner of shelving. Grandma’s three bedroom, one CARS Any year, any pany that cares about Ninety-one (91) in Sil- ty at competitive prices. Highway 67 and County Attic, 422 E Water 260- bath. Washer/ dryer condition. Running or you, Please call 1-800- verdale Addition to the Metal distributor for all of Road 200 South. 726-0614 hookup, carpet, base- not. We tow away. 765- Town of Redkey, Indiana. 950-0493 or contact us your metal needs. Call Metal fabricating equip- ment; wood heat; 578-0111 or 260-726- Common Address: 1053 by email at: Rodney at 765-509- ment, mechanic and 160 WANTED TO BUY detached garage. $600/ 5143 Massey’s Towing West High Street, Redkey, chris@mccammontruck- 0191. shop tools, woodwork- month plus deposit. 260- Indiana 47373 ing.biz You must answer as to your ing tools, utility trailer, LAND wanted to buy 731-2481 HILTY-EICHER CON- interest by filing a written re- riding mowers, wood- DUNKIRK PARK wooded acres in Jay STRUCTION. Founda- IMMEDIATE POSSES- 250 PUBLIC NOTICE sponse to the suit with the burning and corn BOARD is accepting County for home site will tions, concrete, roofing, SION Newly remodeled, Court within thirty (30) days stoves, brass, steel, applications for the fol- pay premium $ - sellers after the last notice of this ac- siding, residential downstairs, large, 2 bed- antiques, miscellaneous. lowing positions: Park send contact info and tion is published, or a default remodeling and new room apartment. No Daniel T Foster, Sr. laborer, March 23 until property location to judgment may be entered construction, pole barns, pets. $550/month 504 W Estate April 17. Pool manager, [email protected] PublicNotice is hereby Notice given that against you for the relief de- garages, homes. Free Race Street. 260-729- the Jay County Election Board manded by Plaintiff in its Daniel Foster, PR Assistant manager, Cer- estimates. Call Keith, 5000. will conduct a Public test of Complaint. Pete Shawver tified lifeguards, Con- 170 PETS 260-726-8283. the election automatic tabu- Date: March 12, 2015 AU01012022 cessions, and Admis- 220 REAL ESTATE lating equipment in accor- Ellen Coats J G BUILDERS New 260-726-9621 sions, March 23 until PUPPIES We now have dance with IC 3-11-14.5 at 1:00 State of Indiana p.m., local time, on April 2, Pete D. Shawver May 1. Applications can cute, fuzzy puppies for Clerk, Jay Circuit Court construction, remodel- REAL ESTATE Before 2015. All members of the pub- the Easter bunny to Taylor M. Hamilton ing, pole barns, garages, AU19700040 be picked up at the City lic are invited to attend the bring. Garwick’s the Pet you list your Real Estate Attorney No. 30338-10 new homes, concrete, 260-726-5587 Building 131 S Main, test which will be held in the or book your Auction Molly E. Rose, siding doors, windows, Zane Shawver Dunkirk, between People. 419-795-5711. Election Room, Courthouse, garwicksthepetpeople, Call Mel Smitley’s Real Portland, Indiana. Attorney No. 29047-10 crawl space work. Call AU10500168 8:30am and 4:30pm Estate & Auctioneering 601 West Main Street 260-729-2229 com Ellen Coats 260-849-2786. Mon- Fri. Must be able to 260-726-0541 cell, 260- Clerk, Jay Circuit Court Louisville, KY 40202-2976 pass background check. Attorney for Plaintiff PORTLAND CLOCK PUBLIC AUCTION 200 FOR RENT 726-6215 office. Laci CR 3-27-2015 -HSPAXLP EOE Smitley 260-729-2281, Jay Circuit Court, DOC. REPAIRS 525 Saturday, Courthouse, 120 N. Court North Meridian, Port- March 28, 2015 SEASONAL TRUCK INMAN U-LOC Storage. or Ryan Smitley 260- Street, Portland, IN 47371 land, IN 47371. 260-251- 10AM DRIVER position for the Mini storage, five sizes. 729-2293 CR 3-20, 27, 4-3-2015 -HSPAXLP 5024, Clip for reference 10:30AM Double Ring AgBest Dunkirk location. Security fence or 24 PublicSummons By NoticePublication State of Indiana Partial Estates Ag CDL required. Call hour access units. Gate Jay County, SS 70 INSTRUCTION, Jay County Fairgrounds 765-768-1246. hours: 8:00-8:00 daily. 250 PUBLIC NOTICE In Jay Circuit Court SCHOOLS 4H Building, 806 E. Pearl Street, Portland. 2015 Term PublicSummons By NoticePublication NOW TAKING Votaw Street, Portland 260-726-2833 Cause No. 38C01-1503-PL-10 State of Indiana, SS: RESUMES for full or In Jay Circuit Court AVIATION GRADS work Household furnishings, Clemmons Properties, LLC part-time help nights/ LEASE SPACE avail- Plaintiff 2015 Term with JetBlue, Boeing, appliances, collectibles, Cause No. 38C01-1503-PL-9 days and weekends. able, Coldwater, OH. PublicSummons By NoticePublication Vs. NASA and others - start antiques, primitives, Clemmons Properties, LLC State of Indiana Roy & Margaret J. Rogers, Jay here with hands on train- Must be 21 years of age Manufacturing, ware- Plaintiff glassware, craftsman Jay County County Treasurer, Mers, New or older; must be able to housing, assembly, dis- Vs. ing for FAA certification. items, garage items, In Jay Circuit Court Century Mortgage Corpora- work weekends; must tribution, offices, inside Tina Wysong, City of Dunkirk, Financial aid if qualified. tools, toys, new and vin- 2015 Term tion, and the unknown hus- have references. North- and outdoor storage. Deutsche Bank, National Call Aviation Institute of tage comic books, horse Cause No. 38C01-1503-PL-11 band, wife, widow, widower, side Carry Out, Attn: Easy access to major child, Children, descendants, Trust Company, As Trustee Maintenance. 888-242- saddles, 1986 James Clemmons Properties, LLC For The Certificate holders of heirs, surviving spouses, Ruth, 1226 N. Meridian, highways and railroad Plaintiff The First Franklin Mortgage 3197 Dean Poster, motorcy- Creditors and administrators Portland, IN 47371. access with loading Vs. Loan Trust 2005-FFHA, Asset- cles, seller cabinet, rid- of the estate; devisees, lega- docks and overhead Nancy Moon, Jay County Backed Certificates, Series 90 SALE CALENDAR tees, trustees, executors of the ing mowers and oak EMPLOYMENT Treasurer, and the unknown 2005-FHA, and the unknown cranes available. Con- last will and Testaments; suc- furniture. OPPORTUNITIES: Pro husband, wife, widow, wid- husband, wife, widow, wid- tact Sycamore Group, cessors in interest and as- AUCTION www. Auction Zip.com Resources in Portland is ower, child, children, descen- ower, child, children, descen- signs, respectfully, of each of Monday 419-678-5318, dants, heirs, surviving dants, heirs, surviving #11389 looking for individuals to the foregoing persons, all of April 20, 2015 www.sycamorespace.co spouses, creditors and admin- spouses, creditors and admin- Mel Smitley’s Real work general labor in the whom are unknown to the m istrators of the estate; de- istrators of the estate; de- 6:30 PM Estate and Auctioneer- Portland, Berne, Albany, plaintiff; all of the women Located: Husted Hall, visees, legatees, trustees, visees, legatees, trustees, ing and Fort Recovery WHY RENT when you executors of the last will and once known by any of the executors of the last will and Randolph County Fair- 260-726-6215 office areas. Interested candi- may be able to buy for testaments; successors in in- names and designations testaments; successors in in- grounds 260-726-0541 cell terest and assigns, respect- Above stated whose names terest and assigns, respect- dates can apply online zero money down. Call may have been changed and 1885 S US 27 Mel Smitley at proresources.com or for more information. fully, of each of the foregoing fully, of each of the foregoing Winchester, IN persons, all of whom are un- who are now known by other persons, all of whom are un- AU0101155 call our office at 260- Heather Clemmons. names; the names of all whom Productive Farmland in known to the plaintiff; all of known to the plaintiff; all of Laci Smitley 726-3221. 765-748-5066. the women once known by any are unknown to the plaintiff, the women once known by any an Excellent Basis Area AU10600051 as the spouses of each of the of the names and designations FACILITIES TECHI- MAPLE HEIGHTS of the names and designations 2 miles North West of 260-729-2281 above stated whose names persons named above, or de- above stated whose names Union City, south of the CIAN full time position APARTMENTS at 701 S may have been changed and scribed and designated as de- may have been changed and fendants in this action who CR 600 E and Highway 110 HELP WANTED responsible for the main- Western Avenue, Port- who are now known by other who are now known by other 28 intersection. 3 tracts, tenance and repair to all land, Indiana, is now names; the names of all whom are married; the names of all names; the names of all whom of whom are unknown to the are unknown to the plaintiff, 103 +/- acres. WALKING ROUTES in buildings, grounds and taking applications for are unknown to the plaintiff, as the spouses of each of the plaintiff; all persons and cor- as the spouses of each of the equipment belonging to one and two bedroom porations who assert or might Online bidding Portland. Also Motor persons named above, or de- persons named above, or de- assert any title, claim or inter- Chris Peacock Route. Contact Kim at JRDS in Jay and Ran- apartments. Rent based scribed and designated as de- scribed and designated as de- est in or lien upon the real es- 765-546-0592 260-726-8141 between dolph Counties. Appli- on 30% of adjusted fendants in this action who fendants in this action who tate and interest therein Barbara King, Owner cant must have carpen- gross income. Barrier are married; the names of all are married; the names of all 1pm and 6pm or stop in described in the complaint in of whom are unknown to the try, electrical & plumbing free units. 260-726- of whom are unknown to the Halderman Real Estate and fill out an application this action by, under or plaintiff; All persons and cor- plaintiff; all persons and cor- Services knowledge and experi- 4275, TDD 800-743- through any of the defendants porations who assert or might between 8 am to 4 pm. porations who assert or might ence working with sub- 3333. This institution is in this action named, de- assert any title, claim or inter- www.halderman.com Commercial Review, 309 assert any title, claim or inter- scribed or designated in this est in or interests upon the HL54 CCP-11536 West Main, Portland. contractors and solicit- an Equal Opportunity est in or lien upon the real es- complaint and above named; real estate and interest HRES IN Auct. Lic. ing work bids. Minimum Provider and Employer. tate and interest therein all of whom are unknown to therein described in the com- WALKING ROUTES in three years related work described in the complaint in AC69200019 NEED MORE STOR- the plaintiff. plaint in this action by, under Redkey. Contact Kim at this action by, under or 800-424-2324 experience preferred. Defendants. or through any of the defen- 260-726-8141 between AGE? PJ’s U-Lock and through any of the defendants Russell D Harmeyer Apply or send resume Summons By Publication dants in this action named, Storage, most sizes in this action named, de- 1pm and 6pm or stop in along with 3 work refer- Notice is hereby given to described or designated in IN License AU1000277 available. Call 260-726- scribed or designated in this and fill out an application the following named persons this complaint and above ence to Jay-Randolph complaint and above named; AUCTION between 8 am to 4 pm. 4631. who may claim some interest named; all of whom are un- Developmental Servic- all of whom are unknown to in the following described known to the plaintiff. Thursday Commercial Review, 309 es, 901 East Water TIRED OF NON-PAY- the plaintiff. real estate and whose where- Defendants. April 16, 2015 West Main, Portland. Defendants. Street, Portland, IN ING RENTERS? For abouts are unknown or some Summons By Publication 6:30 PM Summons By Publication 47371. 877-726-7931, just 10% of monthly rent/ or all of whom are unknown to Notice is hereby given to the JOB SEEKERS: Pro Notice is hereby given to Located: Delaware ext. 1228 or visit our life could be 100% bet- the Plaintiff, to wit: following named persons who Resources is currently the following named persons County Fairgrounds, “See Defendants Listed may claim some interest in looking for individuals to website www.jrds.org. ter. Property managing. who may claim some interest Heartland Building. Above” the following described real Heather Clemmons 765- in the following described estate and whose where- work in Decatur as con- You have been sued in the 1210 North Wheeling 130 MISC. FOR SALE real estate and whose where- abouts are unknown or some crete laborers. This posi- 748-5066 above entitled action to Quiet Avenue, Muncie. abouts are unknown or some or all of whom are unknown to tion is working OUTSIDE Title to the following de- Well Maintained and NEED A NICE VACA- or all of whom are unknown to the Plaintiff, to wit: PLACE YOUR OWN scribed real estate located in 100% of the time. Indi- TION? Have timeshares the Plaintiff, to wit: “See Defendants Listed Productive Cropland in CLASSIFIED AD Jay County, Indiana, to wit: viduals must be willing to “See Defendants Above” a Competitive Basis with extra weeks to use. Parcel No: ONLINE! You have been sued in the work in rain, snow, and Will rent to responsible Listed Above” 38-09-09-203-133.000-014 Area, 71 +/- acres, 2 Go to www.thecr.com above entitled action to Quiet hot and cold tempera- You have been sued in the Legal: tracts. Located in the and click the adults. Serious inquiries Title to the following de- tures. Temp - 60 day hire. above entitled action to Quiet Lots One (1), Two (2) and North West quadrant of “Classifieds” link. only. 260-726-4859. Title to the following de- scribed real estate located in Pay is $10/hr. Contact us Three (3) in the Broad CR 700 N and 300 E. Next, you enter your scribed real estate located in Jay County, Indiana, to wit: today at 260-726-3221 ONE AND TWO BED- Street Parcel No: Online bidding available. information, create your Jay County, Indiana, to wit: Addition to the town, now or apply online at prore- ROOM Mobile Homes in 38-09-08-101-069.000-014 Chris Peacock ad, review it, and pay Parcel No: City, of Dunkirk, Indiana sources.com. Pennville. Clean and 38-09-08-103-099.000-014 Legal: 765-546-0592 with a credit card. Commonly known as: Lot Number Three (3) in neat. No pets. A/C. Ref- Legal: Lot Number Five (5) 157 S Broad St Fished Shideler Farm, erences and deposit In Block Number Ten (10) Webster’s Addition to the That unless you appear in Town, now City of Dunkirk, Owner In The Town, Now City of required. Call 260-437- person or by counsel and re- Indiana. Tax Duplicate Halderman Real Estate Dunkirk, Jay County, 1719. spond to the allegations of #02-07018-00. 110 HELP WANTED Indiana. Services said complaint within thirty Commonly known as: Commonly known as: www.halderman.com ONE LARGE BED- (30) days after the last publi- 344 N Main St 126 W Pleasant St HL54 CCP-11536 ROOM duplex. Corner of cation of this notice a judg- That unless you appear in That unless you appear in Walking Routes Available Shackley and Palmer, ment by default may be person or by counsel and re- HRES IN Auct. Lic. person or by counsel and re- entered against you for the re- spond to the allegations of AC69200019 Geneva. Washer/ dryer, spond to the allegations of in Portland and Redkey. no pets. $360 plus lief demanded in the Com- said complaint within 800-424-2324 said complaint within thirty plaint. thirty (30) days after the last Russell D Harmeyer Motor Route available deposit. 260-223-1997 (30) days after the last publi- Ellen Coats publication of this notice a IN License AU1000277 cation of this notice a judg- Clerk of Jay County, Indiana judgment by default may be in Fort Recovery area. THE ment by default may be David J. Karnes, #22847-18 entered against you for the re- entered against you for the re- Attorney for Clemmons lief demanded in the Com- Contact Kim at 260-726-8141 CLASSIFIEDS lief demanded in the Com- Properties, LLC plaint. plaint. Dennis, Wenger & Abrell Clerk of Jay County, Indiana Out or stop by and fill out an application David L. Karnes, #22847-18 324 West Jackson Street David.T. Karnes, #22847-18 √ Find it- Buy It Attorney for Clemmons Muncie, Indiana 47305 Attorney for Clemmons The CR between 8am - 4pm Properties, LLC CR 3-27,4-3,10-2015-HSPAXLP Properties, LLC Classifieds Sell It! Dennis, Wenger & Abrell Dennis, Wenger & Abrell Commercial Review 324 West Jackson Street 324 West Jackson Street www.thecr.com READ THE CR 309 W. Main St., Portland (260) 726-8141 Muncie, Indiana 47305 Muncie, Indiana 47305 CR3-27,4-3,10-2015-HSPAXLP THEN RECYCLE CR 3-27,4-3,10-2015 -HSPAXLP The Commercial Review Friday, March 27, 2015 Sports Page 9 Race ... Continued from page 10 Frustration wanes for Izzo, MSU Wichita State appeared ready to take control after By NOAH TRISTER each time as a No. 1 seed, but surviving an early first-half AP Sports Writer Michigan State has been a top EAST LANSING, Mich. — seed only once since then. The barrage then Carter’s layup It’s times like this when all the Spartans’ recruiting has been put them ahead. The Shock - frustration seems worth it to questioned lately. Izzo has said ers — eyeing a rematch with Tom Izzo. The ups and downs he’d be fine with coaching the Wildcats in the regional of a long season having finally “one-and-done” stars who stay final after Kentucky ended given way to another exhilarat - in college for only a season the Shockers’ perfect season ing run in the NCAA Tourna - before moving on to the NBA, last spring — were caught ment. but he hasn’t really been able to flat-footed as Notre Dame put “I wouldn’t trade anybody as land anyone of that stature, on a show. far as the way these guys have most notably missing on Jabari Once Grant decided to handled things this year, the Parker, who chose Duke over become a distributor after class in the way they’ve dealt the Spartans before last season. missing all five of his first- with things,” Izzo said. “What No matter. The Spartans half shots, the Irish soared. they are as students, what they made the Final Four in 2005 Notre Dame hit eight are as people. I’m cool with it and 2010 while seeded fifth in straight shots at one point to all.” their region, and they made the propel the Irish to the Elite Tonight against Oklahoma, regional finals as a No. 7 seed in Eight for the first time since Michigan State will play in the 2003. Michigan State made the 1979, when Bill Laimbeer, Sweet 16 for the seventh time in Associated Press/Chuck Burton regional finals last year as well, Orlando Woolridge and Kelly eight years, a span of success and they can repeat that feat Tripucka fell to Magic John - that probably did more to Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo answers a with a win over third-seeded son and eventual national enhance Izzo’s reputation than question during a news conference at the NCAA tournament Oklahoma. champion Michigan State. even the national title he won in Charlotte, N.C., Saturday. Izzo and the Spartans play “I don’t know if it’s a valida - “It’s like blood in the water, 15 seasons ago. This year’s Oklahoma tonight. tion. It’s just, you do what you you feel it and you want to March surge comes after a reg - do. There’s a lot of different keep getting stops so you can ular season in which the Spar - ways to win. I think a lot of keep running,” Con - tans missed free throws, lost “You never quit learning in victory led to another outpour - coaches have done it different naughton said. “It’s some - games in overtime and general - this job,” Izzo said Thursday in ing of praise for Michigan ways,” Izzo said. “One of the thing you can’t get enough ly tested their 60-year-old Syracuse, New York, the site of State’s fiery coach. Izzo has biggest ways is you’d better of.” coach’s patience. But that’s his next game. “I’ve learned a only that one national title adjust to the talent you have.” Ron Baker had just nine practically become a routine at lot about our team this year. I’m from 2000, but he’s nonetheless This year’s team is led by two points and went scoreless in Michigan State, where Izzo and really proud of what they’ve become a gold standard for seniors in Travis Trice and the second half. Wichita State his players seem to relish win - accomplished so far. We’ll see postseason success, having Branden Dawson, along with said it had the punch to keep ning the hard way. what happens from here.” made six trips to the Final Four. junior Denzel Valentine. The pace with Notre Dame. The Top recruits go elsewhere The seventh-seeded Spartans This is his 13th appearance in Spartans have not had a top-10 Shockers did for 25 minutes, and top seeds are handed out to reached the regional semifinals the Sweet 16. pick in the NBA draft since after that the ACC Tourna - other teams. Izzo and the Spar - after upsetting second-seeded Izzo went to three straight Jason Richardson in 2001 — but ment champions took flight. tans never relent. Virginia last weekend, and that Final Fours from 1999-2001, pro potential isn’t everything. The Irish survived two tough opening weekend games, beating Northeastern and Butler by a combined seven points. The win over Butler came just hours after NCAA concerned about Indiana law Brey lost his mother Betty to By RALPH D. RUSSO tions — to follow their reli - anapolis are not impacted The 14-year television con - forefront of several break - a heart attack at age 84. He AP College Sports Writer gious beliefs. negatively by this bill,” tract alone for the event is throughs for gay rights in spent Sunday celebrating her With the Final Four a The NCAA offices are Emmert said, hours after worth $10.8 billion. the last two years, and the remarkable life — she was a week away from shining a located in Indianapolis, Gov. Mark Pence signed The NCAA has been a young adults and college member of the 1956 U.S. spotlight on Indianapolis, and Emmert said the the measure into law. mainstay in downtown students the NCAA repre - Olympic swim team — before NCAA President Mark organization was con - “Moving forward, we Indianapolis since 1999, sents have generally been returning to the cocoon of Emmert said Thursday cerned about how it might intend to closely examine when it relocated from its supportive of those his resilient team. that the governing body for impact student athletes the implications of this Kansas location in part changes. Notre Dame rebounded college sports is concerned and employees. His terse bill and how it might affect because of a rich public- Last year, former Univer - from the worst season of about an Indiana law that statement also suggested future events as well as our private investment deal sity of Missouri football Brey’s 15 years in South could allow businesses to the NCAA might consider workforce.” from the city to establish player Michael Sam came Bend last winter — a messy discriminate against gay moving future events out The conflict arises as the headquarters. out as gay as he prepared 15-17 slog — with a sizzling people. of Indianapolis. thousands of college bas - But the new law could for the NFL draft. Sam had sprint through March that The law would prohibit “We will work diligently ketball fans prepare to con - put the association in a dif - told his teammates and included wins over Duke and state and local laws that to assure student-athletes verge on the city for the ficult position. While it has coaches months early and North Carolina on its way to “substantially burden” the competing in, and visitors conclusion of the NCAA a close relationship with said he found nothing but an unlikely ACC Tourna - ability of people — includ - attending, next week’s Tournament, an economic Indiana’s capital city, col - support among them and ment triumph down the ing businesses and associa - Men’s Final Four in Indi - behemoth in college sports. lege sports have been at the on campus. street from Tobacco Road. Rolls ... Continued from page 10 how I coach,” Kentucky’s future NBA players. But With stunning ease, the John Calipari said. “I the Wildcats weren’t going Wildcats took apart the mean, what, someone’s to let that happen again, Mountaineers (25-10), who going to come in and say and they blistered the led the nation in steals and we’re going to lose and Mountaineers in the open - figured their full-court they’re going to say they’re ing 20 minutes, leaving the press would at least bother going to win. But we say at court with Kentucky into some some point you have to superfan/actress Ashley turnovers. Not only did the step in the ring, we’ll lift Judd dancing along with press not work, West Vir - the rope, you’ve got to the thousands who made ginia shot only 24.1 percent come in here.” the trip north to Cleveland. (13 of 54) against the Wild - At halftime, the Moun - Aaron Harrison scored cats, who resemble a forest taineers had nearly as 12 points in the first half, of blue-tinted redwoods many fouls (14) as points Devin Booker dropped two inside the paint. (18) and there was no hint 3-pointers and Marcus Lee West Virginia didn’t they would be able to cut and Willie Cauley-Stein eclipse 20 points until the into Kentucky’s lead. The took turns soaring to con - 11:41 mark of the second Wildcats, seeking to vert alley-oop passes into half. become the first team to go dunks that had West Vir - The Wildcats were undefeated since Indiana ginia fans longing to take fueled by comments made in 1976, seemed to be send - the country road back Wednesday by West Vir - ing a message to the rest of home. ginia freshman guard Dax - the tournament that every - Dakari Johnson scored ter Miles Jr., who predict - one else is playing for sec - 12 points and Cauley-Stein ed the Mountaineers ond place. added 10 rebounds for Ken - would end Kentucky’s title Five years ago in the tucky, which hasn’t faced run. Some of the Wildcats Elite Eight, West Virginia Notre Dame in the tourna - said they wanted to win by stunned a top-seeded Ken - ment since 1970. 50. tucky team that’s a lot like Juwan Staten scored 14 “Well, that didn’t come this one, loaded with high points to lead West Vir - from me because that’s not school All-Americas and ginia. Sports on tap Scoreboard NCAA Tournament – Michigan State vs. For more information, contact JCHS Oklahoma (TBS) baseball coach Lea Selvey at (260) 726- Men’s college basketball 9306, or Troy Jacks at (260) 251-1225. NCAA Tournament Saturday Notre Dame 81, Wichita State 70 Noon — Women’s College Basketball: PJL registration ends Thursday Wisconsin 79, North Carolina 72 NCAA Tournament – Texas vs. UConn The last day to register for the 2015 Kentucky 78, West Virginia 39 (ESPN) Portland Junior League season will be Arizona 68, Xavier 60 2:30 p.m. — Women’s College Basket - Thursday. ball: NCAA Tournament – Dayton vs. NBA Basketball Registration will be from 4 to 8 p.m. at Louisville (ESPN) Milwaukee 111, Indiana 107 Jay Community Center. 3 p.m. — Men’s College Basketball: Forms are available at NCAA Division II Tournament – final (CBS- www.pjlball.com, and late registrations will Local schedule 4,7,15) not be accepted. 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Page 10 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Irish race Kentucky rolls into by Shockers Elite 8 By TOM WITHERS AP Sports Writer Notre Dame to meet top-seeded CLEVELAND — Like a mas - sive, unstoppable blue wave, Ken - Kentucky in regional final tucky hit quickly and just kept coming. There was no escape for West Virginia, no place to hide. The Wildcats were as adver - By WILL GRAVES took its first and only lead tised: too big, too strong, too AP Sports Writer on a layup by Darius everything. Just too good. CLEVELAND — Carter with 16:37 to go. Perfect and pulverizing. Momentum sagging and Jackson drilled a 3-pointer Trey Lyles scored 14 points, Wichita State surging, on Notre Dame’s next trip Andrew Harrison added 13 and Mike Brey called time out down then added another the unbeaten Wildcats, chasing and offered his Notre Dame one moments later. history and a ninth national title, players a reminder. After that, the Irish were made their 37th straight win There was no screaming. gone. The lead ballooned to look easy, blowing past the No frantic scribbling of Xs- as many as 19 points before Mountaineers 78-39 on Thursday and-Os. That’s not Brey’s the Shockers settled them - night in the Midwest Regional style. Or his team’s either. selves. By then, it was far semifinals of the NCAA Tourna - “I said ‘Fellas, been here too late. ment. before,’” Brey said. “Little “I’ve never seen a 1-point “They were what I thought did I know it was going to lead get out of hand so they were,” West Virginia coach be a lightning strike, a flat- quickly,” Wichita State Bob Huggins said. “That’s the out lightning strike.” coach Gregg Marshall best defensive team I think that One that carried the said. “It did tonight I’ve ever coached against. And Irish all the way to the because of their fire when they’re making shots, brink of the Final Four. there’s nobody going to beat Demetrius Jackson power.” Pat Connaughton added them.” scored 20 points and third- The tourney’s top seed and an seeded Notre Dame blitzed 16 points and 10 rebounds for Notre Dame and Jerian overwhelming favorite to cut the Shockers in the second down the nets next month in Grant had nine points and half of a surprisingly easy Indianapolis, the Wildcats (37-0) 11 assists as the Irish won 81-70 victory Thursday jumped to an 18-2 lead, built it to night in the Midwest their eighth straight. 26 in the first half and advanced Regional semifinal to Notre Dame will play to Saturday’s regional final to advance to the Elite Eight top-ranked and unbeaten play third-seeded Notre Dame, for the first time in 36 Kentucky on Saturday an 81-70 winner over Wichita years. night with a Final Four State. The Irish (32-5) shot 75 spot on the line. The Wild - The Fighting Irish may need to percent (18 of 24) over the cats beat West Virginia 78- call Rudy, consult with Digger final 20 minutes, over - 39. Phelps and wake up the echoes whelming the seventh- Fred VanVleet led Wichi - from some of those stunning seeded Shockers (30-5) with ta State with 25 points and upsets in football and hoops they a barrage of 3-pointers, Carter had 22 points while have pulled off in the past. expert cuts to the basket playing on the home court Kentucky is a monster this and enough fancy passing of distant cousin LeBron Associated Press/David Richard March. to fill an And-One mixtape. James but the Shockers “They did what they had to The 38-18 burst that simply couldn’t keep up Notre Dame's Pat Connaughton (24) shoots as Wichita State's do,” West Virginia forward turned a tight game into with the sharp-shooting Ron Baker defends during the first half of the NCAA men's tournament Devin Williams said. “You can’t something else entirely Irish. regional semifinals, Thursday in Cleveland. The Irish won 81-70 to stop something that’s destined.” came after Wichita State See Race page 9 advance to the Elite Eight. See Rolls page 9 Ilyasova scores 34 in Bucks’ win over Pacers MILWAUKEE (AP) — Strug - have won two straight after early and led by double-digits for gling with early season injuries breaking a six-game losing most of the game. and the adjustment to a new streak. “You can’t spot a team 23 points coaching staff, Ersan Ilyasova Ilyasova was 12 of 14 from the and expect to win,” Vogel said. hasn’t quite been himself for the field and 5 of 6 from 3-point “I’m proud of our fight and how Milwaukee Bucks. range. they got back into it but you can’t That is beginning to change, “He was cooking,” Bucks coach start that way.” just as the Bucks reach the most Jason Kidd said. “He was aggres - The Pacers began to chip away critical point of their playoff sive, he took open shots, he just in the fourth quarter, thanks in push. didn’t settle. He also put the ball large part to a flurry of 3-pointers Ilyasova followed up a recent on the floor. Everything that he by Hill. run of good performances with a shot pretty much went in.” Still, the Bucks appeared to be breakthrough game, scoring a C.J. Miles scored 26 points, Hill on their way to putting the game career-high 34 points in the added 24 and C.J. Watson had 23 away, only to have Michael Bucks’ 111-107 victory over the for the Pacers. They were without Carter-Williams foul Watson on a Indiana Pacers on Thursday forward David West because of 3-point attempt. Watson hit two of night. an allergic reaction. three free throws to cut the lead to “Sometimes, you have days like Were the Pacers tired after end - 4 with 1:31 left. this,” Ilyasova said. ing a six-game losing streak in Miles missed a 3-point attempt George Hill missed a potential Washington on Wednesday? for Indiana, but officials gave the tying 3-pointer in the closing sec - “No excuse,” Pacers coach ball to Indiana on a review of an onds for struggling Indiana. Frank Vogel said. “We played six ensuing out of bounds play. Roy “It felt good,” Hill said. “It was straight teams with back-to- Hibbert then hit a jumper to cut Associated Press/Darren Hauck probably the best shot all day, just backs. Some of them came in the lead to 2 with 19.9 seconds left. the worst result.” with a lot of energy. I thought we Antetokounmpo was fouled Indiana Pacers guard C.J. Watson, center, goes up Khris Middleton added 17 played with energy but we just and hit one of two free throws, for a basket against Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis points and Giannis Antetokoun - weren’t very good early.” giving Indiana the ball trailing by Antetokounmpo, right, during the second half Thursday in mpo had 16 for the Bucks. They Milwaukee jumped on Indiana 3 with 11.6 left. Milwaukee.