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The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald Rolling in Recovery Kokomo Shriners take a spin in downtown Fort Recovery Sunday afternoon during the annual parade that capped off this year’s Harvest Jubilee and the Fort 225 commemorative event. Bullseye Jay County archers take aim at world

By CHRIS SCHANZ sidy and the East Jay coach. the outdoors. The Commercial Review “They’ve shot for years and The program targeted middle The Jay County High School years and years, and this is the school children, and after rapid - team has been a partici - first time they’ve ever made it.” ly expanding to 46 states and the pant in the world tournament While Kassidy is making her District of Columbia, the age for a number of years. first trip to the world tourna - range also increased to include For the first time, their ment, Bryce is no stranger to the students grade 4 through 12. younger counterparts will be event. The recent JCHS gradu - Former Jay County conserva - joining them. ate who has been involved with tion officer Dwane Ford kick- Sixteen archers from East Jay the archery club for seven years, started the program locally at Middle School, along with 24 will be making his fourth trip to West Jay Middle School. Now from the high school, will make the world tournament. Previ - Jay County sheriff, he continues the trip this weekend to Myrtle ously, the event was in Ten - to coach Jay County and will be Beach, South Carolina, to com - nessee, Wisconsin and Missouri accompanying the Patriots in pete in the 2016 NASP World before moving to South Carolina South Carolina. Tournament. for the first time. John Fennig said about 4,400 “I’m really excited to be the “It is a cool experience getting competitors from the United first team to go,” said Kassidy to go shoot,” he said. “Last year States, Canada, South Africa Fennig, an East Jay eighth grad - we talked to some people from and Australia will descend on er who was part of the Chief South Africa. It is a cool experi - Myrtle Beach for the three-day squad that missed last year’s ence to do.” tournament, which begins Fri - tournament by one point. The National Archery in the day. “It’s bragging rights for her,” Schools Program (NASP) began The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney The group will get to Myrtle Bryce Fennig, her older brother, in 2002 in Kentucky because An East Jay archer takes aim during a recent Beach on Friday and stay at a said. wildlife conservation agencies practice for the upcoming NASP World Tournament in Myrtle resort in South Carolina’s “It is a big deal,” said John were concerned too many youth biggest tourist location. While Fennig, father to Bryce and Kas - were forgoing learning about Beach, South Carolina. See Bullseye page 5 Coal ash waste rule prompting concerns By RICK CALLAHAN The Indiana Depart - Perras said that provi - Associated Press ment of Environmental sion in the EPA’s coal ash INDIANAPOLIS — Envi - Management is taking rules is intended to ensure ronmental groups are public comments through “trust, transparency and raising concerns about June 30 on its draft plan honesty” about coal ash Indiana’s plan to adopt for adopting the new rules, impoundments and that new federal standards for including requirements online access is important the ponds and landfills for preventing the to residents near coal ash where utilities store vast impoundments from con - ponds worried about pos - amounts of coal ash waste taminating groundwater. sible groundwater con - produced by coal-fired The state agency held a tamination. power plants. public hearing Thursday “We find it incredible The tighter regulations in Indianapolis during that IDEM appears to from the U.S. Environmen - which several environ - intend to eliminate that tal Protection Agency took mental groups raised con - key provision of these effect in October, and Indi - cerns about the plan, public accountability ana is planning to incorpo - which the EPA must requirements from the rate those provisions into approve. state plan,” she said. The its solid waste rules. Jodi Perras, the Indiana new federal rules are Indiana is home to at representative for the enforceable by states and The Commercial Review/Nathan Rubellke least 74 coal ash ponds and Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal citizens, but not the EPA. 14 landfills containing the Campaign, said she and Jeff Sewell, the permit - gritty waste that’s the other activists were ting branch chief for For Andrew legacy of its long reliance stunned that IDEM’s pro - IDEM’s Office of Land Motorcycles head out from the Portland Moose Lodge at on burning coal to gener - posal does not include a Quality, said the state noon on Saturday as part of the annual Andrew Whitacre Memorial ate electricity. That ash requirement that utilities agency did not include the Ride. A Bryant area native, Whitacre was killed in action in contains arsenic, chromi - post on their websites utility reporting provision um, lead and other heavy inspection reports and because IDEM makes data Afghanistan. metals that can threaten other documents on their on coal ash available groundwater. coal ash sites. online to the public.

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Tuesday will be mostly Applications are being sunny, with highs in the lower accepted for The Portland Betty Juttte, 85, Fort Recov - 80s. Skies will be mostly clear Tuesday — Coverage of Foundation’s summer scholar - ery Tuesday night. Monday’s Jay County budget ships, which are available to Timothy Skirvin, 68, There’s a chance of show - committee meeting. students who are entering their Losantville ers Wednesday morning and a sophomore, junior or senior Betty Overmyer, 93, Muncie chance of thunderstorms in Thursday — Results from year of college. Applications Jeanette Secaur, 78, Decatur the afternoon. Look for highs Wednesday’s Portland Rockets are available at www.portland - Details on page 2. in the lower 80s. Showers and game against Twin Cities. foundation.org. The deadline is thunderstorms are likely July 1. Wednesday night. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Monday, June 20, 2016 Obituaries Betty Jutte Jutte (wife: Mary), Portland, was a veteran of the United she was preceded in death by nagel) Knoth, she married Larry Jutte (wife: Jean), Coldwa - States Army. her husband Frederick N. Ronald E. Secaur on March 25, March 18, 1931-June 18, 2016 ter, Greg Jutte (wife: Jennie) and Surviving are his mother Patri - Overmyer whom she married Betty L. Jutte, 85, Fort Recov - 1961, and he preceded her in Rick Jutte (wife: Missie), both of cia Skirvin, Elkhart; five chil - on Sept. 10, 1939. death on June 7, 2005. ery, died Saturday at The Gardens Fort Recovery; a brother, Jerry dren, including Ryan Skirvin She was a member of Avon - at St. Henry (Ohio). She retired from Adams Hemmelgarn (wife: Norma), Ver - (wife: Emily), Portland; two sis - dale United Methodist Church. Memorial Hospital in 2001 Born in Burkettsville, Ohio, to sailles, Ohio; a sister, Ruth Bet - ters; two brothers; 12 grandchil - Surviving are two sons, Dou - Ernest and Lena (Pottkotter) where she was a registered tinger (husband: Bob), Apollo dren; a great- glas Overmyer (wife: Bobbi), nurse for 40 years and was a Hemmelgarn, she was a 1949 Beach, Florida; 39 grandchildren; granddaughter and Stephen Overmyer (wife: graduate of Versailles (Ohio) member of St. Mary of the 25 great-grandchildren; several and several nieces Cathy); five grandchildren; four Assumption Catholic Church High School. in-laws, nieces and nephews. and nephews. great-grandchildren; and a and its Rosary Society. She married Julius Jutte on A Mass of Christian Burial will Visitation is 11 daughter-in-law. Nov. 25, 1954, in Frenchtown, be conducted at 10:30 a.m. a.m. to 1 p.m. Services are 11 a.m. Wednes - Surviving are her mother, Flo - Ohio, and he pre - Wednesday at St. Peter Catholic Tuesday at Cul - day at Elm Ridge Funeral Home rence C. Haney, Decatur; two ceded her in death Church with the reverend Ned berson Funeral in Muncie. Burial will be in Elm sons, Jeffrey A. Secaur, Rock - on Aug. 22, 2015. Brown officiating. Burial will be Home in Hager - Ridge Memorial Park. ford, Ohio, and Kenneth J. Memberships Secaur (wife: Allison), Mishawa - in the church cemetery. stown, followed Skirvin Visitation is 4 to 7 p.m. Tues - include American Visitation is 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday by 1 p.m. services day and one hour prior to serv - ka; five daughters, Melissa R. Legion Auxiliary and 9 to 9:45 a.m. Wednesday at with Pastor Tony ices on Wednesday at the funer - Simonson (husband: Marty), in St. Henry, Ohio, Brockman-Boeckman Funeral Hinshaw officiating. Burial will al home. Nicole J. Strait (husband: Gary), St. Peter (Ohio) Home in Fort Recovery. be in Nettle Creek Friends Memorials may be sent to Jennifer L. Girard (husband: Catholic Church Memorials may be sent to The Cemetery with military grave - Avondale United Methodist Bruce), Sarah J. Hain (husband: and its Christian Jutte Gardens at St. Henry Activity side rites conducted. Church, 1314 W. 10th St., Dennis), all of Decatur, and Mothers’ Sodality. Department or Mercer County Memorials may be sent to the Muncie, IN 47302. Stephanie R. Schlemmer (hus - Surviving are Council on Aging. American Heart Association or Online condolences may be band: Tim), Ohio City, Ohio; a five daughters, Victoria West - Condolences may be sent to American Diabetes Association. sent to gerdes (husband: Gary), Celina, brother, Richard E. Knoth (wife: www.brockmanboeckmanfh.com. Online condolences may be elmridgefuneralhome.com. Pat), Portland; a sister, Carolyn Ohio, Janet Hemmelgarn (hus - sent to www.culbersonfh.com. band: Jerry), St. Henry, Linda L. Carpenter, Massillon, Ohio; Daniel (husband: Ed), Fort Timothy Skirvin Jeanette Secaur 22 grandchildren and seven Loramie, Ohio, Sharon Geier Sept. 9, 1947-June 16, 2016 Betty Overmyer Jan. 13, 1938-June 14, 2016 great-grandchildren. (husband: Randy), Coldwater, Timothy Edgar Skirvin, 68, Jan. 10, 1923-June 15, 2016 A Mass of Christian Burial Memorials may be sent to St. Ohio, and Kathy Keller (husband: Losantville, died unexpectedly Betty J. Overmyer, 93, Muncie, for Jeanette A. “Jan” Secaur, 78, Joseph Catholic School Tuition Dave), Fort Recovery; six sons, on Thursday. He was the father died Wednesday at Elm Croft of Decatur, was held Saturday. She Assistance. Chris Jutte (wife: Angie), Papua, of a Portland man. Muncie. died Tuesday at her home. Online condolences may be Indonesia, Tony Jutte (wife: Born in Elwood, to Floyd and Born in Redkey, to Charles Born in Jay County, to sent to Anita), Fort Recovery, Marty Patricia (Orbaugh) Skirvin, he and Agatha (Loy) Gegenheimer, Edward and Florence (Hart - www.hshfuneralhome.com. Felony arrests CR almanac Multiple charges Jay County Jail and was being held urday evening for drug possession. A Portland woman was arrested there on a $15,000 bond but has since Tasia D. Boolman, 25, 106 S. Fran - Saturday evening on multiple drug been released. cis St., was arrested for possession charges. of cocaine, narcotics or metham - Brandy Jane Arnold, 21, 683 West - OWI phetamine, a Level 6 felony. ern Court, was arrested for posses - A Portland woman was arrested She was booked at 6:10 p.m. into sion or use of legends or precursors, Saturday morning for an OWI charge. Jay County Jail and is being held a Level 5 felony, possession of a Heather Lynn Sawyer, 32, 752 E. 450 there on a $4,000 bond. syringe, obstructing justice, posses - South, was arrested for operating a sion of cocaine, narcotics or vehicle while intoxicated and identity Possession methamphetamine, neglect of a deception, both Level 6 felonies, and A Portland man was arrested Sat - dependent, and maintaining a com - driving while suspended/prior, a urday evening for drug possession. mon nuisance, all Level 6 felonies. Class A misdemeanor. Jesse D. Modesitt, 38, 925 N. She was also arrested for posses - She was booked at 12:18 a.m. into Franklin St., was arrested for pos - Lotteries sion of a controlled substance, a Jay County Jail and is being held session of cocaine, narcotics or Class A misdemeanor, and posses - there without a bond. methamphetamine, a Level 5 felony. sion of paraphernalia, a Class C He was booked at 11:17 p.m. into Mega Millions Daily Three: 8-2-3 misdemeanor. Possession Jay County Jail and is being held Estimated jackpot: Daily Four: 5-5-5-4 She was booked at 9:26 p.m. into A Bryant woman was arrested Sat - there on a $10,000 bond. $333 million Quick Draw: 0 1-06-09- 24-26-36-38-43-46-52-53-54- Powerball 58-62-64-70-71-75-79-80 02-23-41-53-63 Cash 5: 1-17-24-39-41 Capsule Reports Powerball: 11 Estimated jackpot: Power Play: 2 $196,000 Electrical fire reported at 6:46 p.m. Sat - discovered someone had and struck a utility pole. Estimated jackpot: Poker Lotto: 7H-AS- Portland Fire Depart - urday his gun was apparently gotten into The Commander is reg - $184 million 2S-4C-QH ment was called to an allegedly stolen. her vehicle, gone through istered to Emilo T. Rosas, electrical fire at 10:45 Dustin A. Urick, 322 N. her belongings and had 1065 S. Meridian Road, Hoosier Ohio p.m. Friday at 604 E. Pleasant St., told a Port - taken cigarettes, medica - Warren. land police officer his .45 tion and change. Saturday Saturday North St. in Portland. Damage in the 11:48 An electrical fire Taurus was placed in a The value of the items Midday Midday a.m. crash is estimated caused by either a utility china cabinet on Thurs - is unknown. Daily Three: 2-8-4 Pick 3: 5-6-5 between, $1,000 and Pick 4: 3-0-1-9 main or air conditioner day and on Saturday he $2,500. Daily Four: 9-6-7-5 problem created heavy noticed it was missing. Pole strike Quick Draw: 0 2-03-07- Pick 5: 0-4-6-4-5 Evening smoke that built up in the The theft is under inves - A Portland woman Syringe found 09-12-13-16-22-24-35-42-43- crawl space of the house. tigation. struck a pole Saturday 45-49-50-56-62-66-74-77 Pick 3: 7-1-2 A syringe was found at Pick 4: 3-1-1-2 Fifteen firefighters and morning with the car she Evening Theft was driving at the inter - 12:50 p.m. Saturday out - Pick 5: 2-7-5-2-7 two trucks were on scene Daily Three: 2-0-1 at 10:48 p.m. to put out the A Portland woman section of Union Street side of Salon Karma, 304 Rolling Cash 5: 08-20- Daily Four: 2-9-5-1 fire, and Ohio Valley Gas reported at 2:51 p.m. Sun - and an alley. W. Votaw St., Portland. Quick Draw: 0 1-03-10- 21-24-34 Corp. employees shut off day personal items were Heather R. Romero, 36, An employee at the 12-13-14-27-33-41-44-51-57- Estimated jackpot: the gas to the home. stolen from her car. 5166 S. 250 West, told a salon told a Portland 58-61-67-68-73-75-78-80 $193,000 No injuries were Sherri Rogers, 2376 S. Portland police officer police officer a syringe Cash 5: 11-19-31-35-36 Classic Lotto: 10-18-27- reported. 400 West, Portland, told a she was leaving a parked was found beside a dump - Estimated jackpot: 37-39-44 Portland police officer position in the 2006 Jeep ster. The syringe was $190,000 Kicker: 0-3-5-7-4-5 Stolen gun she drove to Haynes Park Commander she was picked up and disposed Poker Lotto: AS-AD- Jackpot: $8.3 million A Portland resident and parked. When she driving, overcorrected of. 10D-5D-2C Sunday Hoosier Lotto: 0 3-12- Midday 29-33-35-41 Pick 3: 6-1-3 Estimated jackpot: Pick 4: 4-6-6-0 Frequent trips choose university $9.2 million Pick 5: 5-1-6-4-8 Sunday Evening BLOOMINGTON, Ind. classes on an ever-chang - read. Schwenk just fin - lecture titled “Cars, Midday Pick 3: 9-2-3 (AP) — Joan Schwenk ing array of topics to pro - ished James H. Madison’s Hoosiers, & Twentieth Daily Three: 6-9-2 Pick 4: 3-0-8-1 insists she never pres - mote lifelong learning. book “Hoosiers: A New Century Change.” Daily Four: 3-3-2-4 Pick 5: 6-1-7-4-4 sured her daughter to And Schwenk is still History of Indiana.” Inside the Frangipani Quick Draw: 0 1-11-15- Rolling Cash 5: 08-18- attend Indiana University, spending the week with Ritchel carried a copy of Room, Madison was 19-25-29-31-37-40-44-54-59- 27-32-34 but she admits all the trips her daughter, who earned the book with her as she pleased when several 60-62-63-65-66-71-79-80 Estimated jackpot: to Mini University may a degree in music educa - and her mom walked members of the class cor - Evening $100,000 have affected her decision. tion from IU in 1998. through the IU Memorial rectly identified a Schwenk first brought The two have been to Union earlier this week Maxwell automobile as her daughter Lisa Ritchel Mini University together to hear the author and IU comedian Jack Benny’s to the week-long program 19 times. There were emeritus professor give a car. Hospitals as a toddler in the 1970s. some years when they Back then, Mini Universi - couldn’t go, like when Jay County Dismissals ty students stayed in resi - Ritchel was in high Hospital There were six dis - dence halls and the pro - school and her marching missals. gram included separate band schedule conflicted, Portland activities for children. but now, the program has Admissions Emergencies “I loved the cafeteria in become an annual tradi - There were two There were 54 treated Forest,” Ritchel said, tion. admissions to the hospi - in the emergency rooms referring to the residence “It’s a whole week of tal over the weekend. of JCH. hall along East Third school,” Ritchel said. The Portland Street. “When I got older, “That might sound crazy we went to the HPER and to some people, but there Breakfast Club Lake Monroe for canoeing are no tests and no home - Citizen’s calendar when they were in class.” work.” 2016 Miss Mini University no There is an opportuni - Jay County Fair Monday Wednesday longer provides activities ty to engage with the pro - 4:30 p.m. — Jay Coun - 6:30 p.m. — Dunkirk for children, and students fessors, who volunteer must find their own lodg - their time for Mini Uni - ty budget committee, Park Board, Dunkirk QUEEN ing for the week, but in its versity, as well as get commissioners’ room, City Park garage. 45th year, it still offers ideas for new books to Jay County Courthouse, PAGEANT June 27 120 N. Court St., Port - Will Be held land. 9 a.m. — Jay County 7:30 p.m. — Fort Commissioners, com - All Day Recovery Village Coun - missioners’ room, Jay Sunday, June County Courthouse, 120 cil, village hall, 201 S. Deliveries N. Court St., Portland. 26th - 7:30 pm Reigning Queen – Main St. 11:30 a.m. — Jay Open to Close Andrea County Development Tuesday Doors open @ Bruggeman Corporation annual The Portland Pizza Hut Restaurant 6:30 p.m. — Fort meeting, conference Recovery School Board, rooms A and B, Jay 1502 N. Meridian, Portland, IN 6:30 pm board conference room, County Hospital, 500 W. (260) 726-2420 (Carry-Out) FRHS, 400 E. Butler St. Votaw St., Portland. Jay County H.S. Auditorium Weather courtesy of American Profile Hometown Content Service (260) 726-7260 (Delivery) The Commercial Review Monday, June 20, 2016 Family Page 3 Carving club adopts young couple By DIANA DOLECKI this delightful young lady. courthouse and fill out a lot of We finally gave their phone Special to The Commercial Review The couple arrived in Port - paperwork and that would be it. back and they huddled together I doubt if the young couple land because of Noah’s job. Instead, they were treated to a while laughing at the pictures. who peeked into our carving As I They are looking forward to the proper ceremony in a gazebo in After we were finished with the group a month or so ago expect - annual town-wide garage sale a nearby town. most delicious wedding cake I ed what happened last week. See It otherwise known informally as At our regular meeting our ever had, we all went back to They were new to the commu - the tractor and engine show. best baker presented a wedding working on our projects. nity and were checking out They plan to fit in by renting a cake she had made for them. Several conversations were activities at the local communi - cart. They are surprised at Someone brought punch. Some - going on at once, one of which ty center. The young woman, wouldn’t forget what we had how many of the vehicles drive one else brought coffee. One of revolved around pig at Natalie, had just sampled one of said. around town almost year round. us took their phone so we could the fair. Noah’s ears perked up the exercise classes. She was They kept coming back every They told us of Natalie’s plan record the festivities. We told and he wanted to know how he already so fit that she wasn’t week. We soon learned that the to gain American citizenship. In them they had to cut the cake, could get in on this. We gave him even out of breath. We guy, Noah, wasn’t exactly as new light of all the bad news, ran - then schooled them in how to do enough information to ensure explained what we were doing at carving as he had let on. In dom and not so random shoot - it. They were told to feed each that he can participate in get - and the couple promised to fact, both of them show signs of ings and political rhetoric, I am other a piece. When Natalie ting muddy later this summer. come back the following week. immense talent. For the most surprised that anyone would picked up a fork, she was We have adopted these two None of us ever expected to see part, they are quiet but we have want to be part of our country. instructed to use her hands. young people as our own. For them again. gleaned enough information to Then I remind myself that news In between giggles, they man - two hours a week they are a part When they actually showed satisfy our curiosity. is only news because it is out of aged to get the cake into each of our family. When they peeked up we put knives and wood into They are recent college gradu - the ordinary. The acts of kind - others mouth without making into the room for the first time, I their hands and grilled them ates. Noah is from Texas, of all ness that define our lives seldom too much of a mess. Then we doubt if they realized that they about any and everything. We places, but not anywhere near make the papers. poured punch and told them to would have so many new people told them about upcoming my daughter. Natalie is from This brings me to last week. intertwine their arms to drink. who would do their best to make events around town. We told Canada. Good thing we don’t Noah and Natalie got married This took longer than expected them feel accepted. They surely them about the best places to have a wall between our coun - over the weekend. They had because they were very careful didn’t expect cake, punch and shop. We wrote notes so they tries, or we would never had met been expecting to go to the to not spill it on each other. coffee. To wed in July Aunt doesn’t like Tashina being volunteered Smith DEAR ABBY: I live with off the chemo. I have a my parents and am not positive attitude about the and fond of children. My short future that’s ahead father volunteers me to Dear of me. So how do I tell my Zachary baby-sit my nieces while daughter this is my last they are right in front of Abby year? — LIVING AND us and before I have a LOVING LIFE IN NEW Melton chance to discuss any - ENGLAND thing. If I stand up for DEAR LIVING AND Tashina Marie Conswelo Smith myself and say no, my LOVING: I’m sorry about and Zachary David Melton are plan - father lays a guilt trip on might work would be to your prognosis. Few peo- ning a July 16 wedding. me and tells the kids that tell your sibling how you ple welcome the idea of Tashina is the daughter of Mr. their aunt is “being feel about being trapped their parents’ passing, but and Mrs. Samuel F. Smith, Port - mean.” into doing it — and about it is a subject that needs to land. She is a 2011 graduate of Jay I’m grateful that my kids in general. I know I be discussed. County High School and graduated parents took me in after I wouldn’t want any chil- A way to get the mes- from Ivy Tech Community College graduated from universi - dren of mine to be around sage across to your daugh- with a degree in early childhood ty, which has allowed me someone who resents hav- ter would be to call a fam- ing to care for them. Per- education. She is employed at Little to work on a second ily meeting so that she haps your sibling will feel Scholars. degree. However, when I will have emotional sup- am volunteered to do the same. port when she hears about Zachary is the son of David and DEAR ABBY: I have had Heather Melton, Eaton, and Jill and something I don’t enjoy — your decision. Announce Zachary Melton/Tashina Smith like entertain the kids — cancer for 12 years. This that you are feeling better Jerry Brooks, Albany. He is a 2009 will be my last year. The graduate of Delta High School and works at Small Engine Warehouse. my father somehow than you have in a long always manages to leave chemo treatment was get - time because you are no the house. He often lec - ting stronger and making longer having chemo, and tures me about things I me sick longer. I told most make clear what your should do or things others of my siblings that I wishes are in the event of should do, but he never decided on no more your death. Right now does any of them himself. chemo. The doctor your daughter is under- Local quilt shop to His excuse is that he warned my daughter standably focused on her- works to support us finan - eight months ago that self. Do not expect that she cially. there will be no stopping will take the news well, Am I being ungrateful the progression of my dis - and be sure to have your be in Row by Row and should I grin and bear ease. plans in writing so there it? Or should I do an inter - My daughter has a lot will be no confusion Stickley’s Quilt Shop, unveiled at noon on Tues - vention with Dad when on her plate right now, among family members 104 S. Harrison St. in Port - day and refreshments will the kids aren’t over? — finding and buying a later. land, will participate in be served. OVERTIRED AUNT house, getting a new job ——— Row by Row Experience, a Taking Last year, 2,655 shops DEAR OVERTIRED: and planning her wedding Dear Abby is written by shop hop where partici - Note throughout the United Assuming that you have for next year. I have tried Abigail Van Buren, also pants visit quilt shops and States and Canada partici - told your father your feel- to help her plan for my known as Jeanne Phillips, receive a free pattern for a pated in the event. ings, he may feel that death, but it only upsets and was founded by her row in a quilt. The theme Blocks can be collected because he supports you, her. mother, Pauline Phillips. this year is “Home Sweet at Stickleys and other he has the right to volun- I feel great and better Contact Dear Abby at Home.” Stickley’s block will be locations through Sept. 7. teer your services. What each day since I have been www.DearAbby.com. Community Calendar Today ing and after pregnancy. more information or an room. For more informa - GROUP — New Begin - program books. PREGNANCY CARE The center is located at 216 appointment, call (260) tion, call Deb Tipton at nings, a support group for CELEBRATE RECOV - CENTER of Jay County — S. Meridian St., Portland. 726-8636. Appointments or (260) 729-2806 or Elasha friends and families of ERY — A 12-step Christian Free pregnancy testing Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Mon - walk-ins accepted. Lennartz at (765) 729-4567. alcoholics, the group will recovery program, the with ongoing support dur - day through Friday. For TAKE OFF POUNDS FRIENDS OF JAY meet at 6:30 p.m. each group will meet at 10 a.m. SENSIBLY (TOPS) — Will COUNTY LIBRARY — Wednesday in the Zion and 6:30 p.m. each Thurs - meet for weigh-in at 5:30 Will meet at 6:30 p.m. the Lutheran Church, 218 E. High St., Portland. For day at A Second Chance At p.m., with the meeting at 6 third Tuesday of each Life Ministries, 228 S. p.m., in the fellowship hall month at the library. more information, call (260) 726-8229. Meridian St. in Portland. at Evangelical Methodist For more information, call Church, 930 W. Main St., Sudoku Wednesday Brenda Eads at (260) 726- Sudoku Puzzle #4050-M Portland. New members WEDNESDAY MORN - Thursday 9625 or Dave Keen at (260) welcome. For more infor - ING BREAKFAST CLUB NOBLE BUSY BEES — 335- 2152. 1 23 mation, call (260) 726-5312. — Will meet at 8 a.m. in Will meet at 9 a.m. Thurs - PORTLAND EVENING the east room of Richards day at Richards Restau - THE EN AVANT CLUB OPTIMIST CLUB — Will Restaurant. All women rant. Mary Strosnider is — Will meet at 1 p.m. 3451meet at 6 p.m. the first and are invited to attend. hostess and Linda Valen - Thursday at Pennville third Monday of each Includes activities and tine will have devotions. I.D.C. Restaurant. Hostess 65 7 month at Richards Restau - devotional time. Lesson will be filling out is Marilyn Bourne. rant. PORTLAND ROTARY 43 857 CLUB — Will meet at noon Tuesday each Wednesday at Har - BRYANT COMMUNITY mony Cafe, 121 N. Meridi - 51CENTER EUCHRE — Will an St. be played at 1 p.m. each ALCOHOLICS ANONY - 12 9 63 Tuesday. The public is MOUS — Will meet from welcome. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each 3 69 ALZHEIMER’S CARE - Wednesday upstairs at GIVER SUPPORT GROUP True Value Hardware, — Will meet at 5:30 p.m. North Meridian Street, Now Hiring RN’s and LPN’s 82 1 6the third Tuesday of each Portland. For more infor - month at Jay County Pub - mation, call (260) 729-2532. Flexible Schedule 371 lic Library community AL-ANON FAMILY (will work around work and school) © 2009 Hometown Content Medium Casual and PRN Shifts Saturday’s Solution Portland: June 27- July 1, 2016 Sudoku Solution #4034-M Location: Jay County Fairgrounds If interested contact: 98612735 4 106 East Votaw Street, Portland, IN Christine Crain, Recruiting Specialist The objective is to fill a 321495876 Camp hours 10am-2:30 pm (260) 440-3925 nine-by nine grid so that each column, each row, and 745863219 Registration/free play 9-10 [email protected] each of the nine three-by- 674532198 Or apply at three boxes (also called * Camp is FREE * 839714625 Pediatric Nursing Specialists blocks or regions) contains * For kids ages 3 mo-5 years * 6523 Constitution Dr. the digits from 1 to 9 only 512689437 * Snacks & meals provided * one time each. 257348961 Fort Wayne, IN 46804 * Parent/Guardian will need to attend with child(ren) 463971582 198256743 For more information or to register, please call/text Terri at © 2009 Hometown Content Youth Service Bureau (260) 251-2021 The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Monday, June 20, 2016 Water and roads are in bad shape To the editor: When I was a boy, Port - land had the best drinking Letters to water around over 30 years ago. Recently I moved back to the Editor Portland and the water right out of the tap smells like sewage water. It’s sad to see how things have gotten. Adams County is? It is not The smell makes you want fit to drive on, or safe. to vomit. I thought the lottery I can’t believe the citizens money was supposed to pay are expected to drink this. I for repairs on the highway. wouldn’t expect my pets to Who has pocketed these drink stinky water. funds? Not the highway Also, has anyone noticed department. how bad the highway Dean Hummel between Portland and Portland A little giant of journalism By BOB ZALTSBERG Bloomington Herald-Times I have a vivid memory of attending a journalism Bob training session spon - Zaltsberg History can’t be ignored sored by the Hoosier State Press Association one of By LEONARD PITTS JR. inconceivable to us now, but repul - the first Decembers I was Tribune Content Agency sive to the values we claim to hold in this business. I was Yes, Hitler. dear, does seem certain. And that young and eager to learn. Some of you questioned my evoca - Leonard raises a question: If one should never In front of the room he retired to Bloomington tion of history’s great villain in a be too quick to make comparisons to teaching about newspaper a few years ago. He and his recent column on House Speaker Pitts Jr. Germany in the 1930s, is it not also design and editing was a wife, Barbara, built a Paul Ryan’s surrender to presump - important, on the rare occasions it is small man who whirled house here. He joined the tive GOP nominee Donald Trump. I merited, to make sure one is not too from printed page to print - Bloomington Rotary Club likened Ryan to Franz von Papen, a slow? ed page posted at the front and the Bloomington German politician who helped Adolf One reason, after all, that no one of the room, making huge Press Club. Hitler rise to power under the naive strongman solutions to difficult and saw Hitler for what he was is that black marks on them and He became a devoted delusion that he could control him. complex problems, and men and people simply could not conceive of explaining why they were reader of the H-T and fre - A handful of Trump fans found women who bear more moral author - anything as preposterously mon - great — or not anywhere quently critiqued our that, as one put it, “a bit of a stretch.” ity on this subject than I ever could strous as what eventually occurred. near as good as they staff writers in private One guy expressed his skepticism see something chilling and familiar They took refuge in the assurance — should be. comments or emails to me, through the time-honored expedient in him. the false assurance, as it turned out I can still see Ray saying things like “that of the triple punctuation mark: “I don’t want to make any compari - — that reason would eventually Moscowitz wielding that was a hell of a piece” or “Hitler???” son to Hitler, but believe it or not his reassert itself. Magic Marker and holding “that kid’s a hell of a Yes, Hitler. delivery and the way he conducts The failure of imagination is often court about the responsi - writer.” Not that their dubiousness is himself is very similar to Hitler’s a component in tragedy. That’s why bility journalists had to do He made good sugges - unreasonable. In recent years, Hitler way of doing things. He discredits I’ve always declined to blame the the best for their readers. tions about how the H-T and the Holocaust have popped up in everybody who disagrees with him. Bush administration for 9/11. Before He was direct, outspoken could be a better newspa - political debate as routinely as dande - He’s insulting. He discriminates that, who could have conceived of and passionate about what per, always in a construc - lions on the lawn. One man said hav - against everybody.” So says Martin fanatics using jetliners as missiles? he said. tive way. ing to tack a “No Smoking” sign on Weiss. He’s a survivor of Auschwitz. But afterward is another story. Ray, who died last week I wrote a column in 2013 his building was like being a Jew “It is repeating itself and it is again Once you have seen for yourself that after a tough 16-month bat - about his newest book, “A forced to wear a yellow star; another the inattention that people pay to real the unthinkable is not, it moves from claimed popular anger over the tle with brain cancer, was Journalist’s Journey,” cues that one should understand. ... I the arena of imagination to that of excesses of the rich was reminiscent a newspaperman in every which included a collec - think one has to speak up. And that’s history. And then, you must use it to of Kristallnacht. sense of the word. tion of 50 columns and sto - the one lesson from the Holocaust. Do understand where we are and help Almost by definition, Hitler and That may seem like an ries he wrote during his not be a bystander.” So says Margit chart where we should — and should Holocaust comparisons trivialize that Meissner, who fled occupied France outdated and quaint career. not — be going. You can’t blame peo - era and reveal the ignorant insensi - on foot through the Pyrenees. Like ple who didn’t realize what Hitler description in a digital tivity of those who make them. But Weiss, she spoke in January to Wash - was. They had never seen anything world. I see it as exceed - It was an honor the key word there is, almost. ington Post columnist Dana Milbank. like him before. ingly honorable. Because for the record, I’m not the Then there is Eva Schloss, who in You and I, however, have no such He cared deeply about to know him. only one who sees the shadow of Ger - January said of Trump, “I think he is excuse. the communities he I described him as a sto - many in the 1930s over America in acting like another Hitler ...” Schloss, •••••••••• worked in, the readers the 2010s. Once again, a clownish who spoke to Newsweek, was the step - Pitts is a columnist for The Miami who read the newspapers ryteller: “Sit with him for more than about 90 sec - demagogue bestrides the political sister of Anne Frank. Herald. He won a Pulitzer Prize for he was in charge of, and landscape, demonizing vulnerable No, I don’t predict a new Holocaust Commentary in 2004. Readers may the young people he hired onds and you’ll find out. He’s an observer of people peoples, bullying opponents, encour - if Trump bamboozles America into contact him via e-mail at to report and edit in aging violence, offering simplistic, electing him. But some new calamity, [email protected]. Hoosier cities such as and has an elephant’s Frankfort, Peru, Wabash memory for detail, traits and Michigan City as a that served the self- leader for the old Indiana- described ‘news junkie’ based Nixon Newspapers well in a newspaper career Mounds Greenway has appeal Inc. that spanned 35 years, He was tough and fair, a mostly at small cities in Anderson Herald Bulletin impact on our gas con - take the lead on — the leader of both cheers and Indiana.” There are perhaps sumption habits; should project. criticism, whichever was Since 1998, there has three alternatives facing Hoosier folks decide to bike A greenway with easy warranted. been an award in Indiana Madison County resi - instead of drive a car, access can become a We had already been journalism named for dents concerning the Editorial there might be savings of transportation corridor friends a long time when him. The Ray Moscowitz development of recre - at least $706,000 annually, linking East Central Indi - Award is given to extraor - ation and business along the environmental coun - ana residents with dinary journalistic efforts White River. cil says. Mounds State Park and that hold government The first is based on the In Madison County, 34 the Anderson trail sys - accountable and tell sto - proposed Mounds Lake The second alternative percent of our residents tem, going all the way to ries of importance to read - reservoir, a massive $440 comes in part due to are obese; 28 percent are Muncie, Marion and ers. It’s not given every million two-county effort opposition to the reser - inactive and don't exer - Richmond where users year; only when a panel of that requires damming voir project. cise. can connect with the pop - other journalists believe a the river in Anderson and The Hoosier Environ - Those figures may ular Cardinal Greenways, nominee has truly gone letting it back up into mental Council wants to scare enough people to go which is touted at 62 well above and beyond the Delaware County. connect Anderson to out and immediately miles as Indiana's longest routine in digging out a Although there is talk of Muncie and nearby coun - start paving a greenway. span of recreational story or exposing wrong - scaling back the project, ties by building Mounds But it's best to take this trails. doing. it has currently received Greenway, a paved 17- proposal under advise - The third option often Since 2002, he’s been a a thumbs-down from mile path. Construction ment until communities sounds the easiest: Do member of the Indiana Chesterfield, Daleville costs are estimated at $3 start to latch onto the nothing. That should be Journalism Hall of Fame, and Yorktown. million to $8 million, concept — and that goes unacceptable to recre - which is located at Indi - The plan is wide scale depending on right-of- beyond the concept of ation enthusiasts and ana University. He’s been a — supplying drinking way purchases. keeping healthy. The families seeking ways to champion for the Hall and water to Indianapolis res - The walk-and-bike environmental council spend time together. If served as president of its idents while encouraging route would likely not has presented a rather the reservoir doesn't Photo provided board of directors. business development develop businesses, other thorough proposal that develop, local residents Ray made a positive and recreation along the than bike or coffee shops, needs further economic should consider the value Though he measured impact on a lot of Hoosier river. Many in the county but it could address a analysis. Communities of the greenway. Taking just 4 feet, 11 inches, journalists, including me. are awaiting the next step huge health problem that need discussions on health issues into play, Ray Moscowitz was a It was an honor to know to determine if it's eco - affects all residents. whether they are willing the greenway is better towering figure. him. nomically feasible. It might have minimal to participate in — or than doing nothing. The Commercial Review US PS 125820 HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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Leisurely derby Warm temperatures, a slight breeze and cloudless skies made for a perfect morning of fishing Saturday at West Jay Optimist Club’s annual fishing derby in Redkey. Clockwise from right, Dan Watson, left, sits with his son Jaiden, 11, waiting for the perfect catch; Gabriela Bilbrey, 11, tries to handle a squirming fish; conservation officer Rhett Braun, left, weighs a 13 pound, 1 ounce grass carp caught by Blaine Lee, 15, far right, as Jay County Sheriff Dwane Ford, second from left, and others look on.

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Laws didn’t The Senate will vote stop them in San Monday night on four Bernardino, where you measures — two spon - had every type of gun con - sored by Republicans, two trol law that you could by Democrats. All are have. And they didn’t stop expected to fail in a bitter - them in Paris, where peo - ly divided Congress. ple can’t even own guns,” Gun control remains at NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre a stalemate as few law - told CBS’ “Face the Associated Press/John Raoux makers are willing to chal - Nation” on Sunday. lenge the NRA and no The four votes on Mon - A supporter of the victims of the recent mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub holds up a candle mass shooting the past day night are the result of at a vigil at Lake Eola Park Sunday Orlando, Fla. Tens of thousands of people attended the vigil. five years — from a deal after Sen. Chris Phoenix; to Aurora, Col - Murphy, D-Conn., filibus - orado; to Newtown, Con - tered for almost 15 hours necticut; to Charleston, seeking action in response South Carolina; to San to the Orlando shooting Bernardino, California — that killed 49 people and More shooting details emerge has led to new laws. Polls injured 53. Democrats are show large numbers of expected to block two ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — the massacre. The victims attack. sure on the Islamic State Americans agree with the Republican amendments, Federal investigators also were remembered at Orlando Regional Med - — the extremist group need for at least some lim - arguing that they fall promised to provide more church services and at ical Center said 18 victims thought to have inspired ited gun measures such as short in controlling the insight as to what was makeshift memorials from the shooting were Mateen — is to build a background checks. But sales of guns. happening inside the throughout Orlando. still at the hospital and complete profile of him in Pulse nightclub after a "As a community, it's three more surgeries were order to help prevent gunman started a deadly important that we gather scheduled for Monday. The another massacre like assault that was the worst together to show our sup - other 14 patients are listed Orlando. Trump rolls back mass shooting in modern port because only together in stable condition. "As you can see from U.S. history. can we move forward," Lynch said in inter - this investigation, we are The FBI was releasing said Gabrielle Claire, a views Sunday on several going back and learning gun club comment today a printed, partial musician and Universal news shows that the FBI everything we can about WASHINGTON (AP) — challenge the gunman. transcript of the conversa - Orlando worker who says would release a partial, this killer, about his con - Donald Trump is back - That flies in the face of tions between the gunman she knew three Pulse vic - printed transcript of the tacts, people who may tracking from his con - his comments after the within the Pulse gay tims who died. She was conversations between have known him or seen tention that victims of the massacre. nightclub and Orlando holding a "Hugs for Heal - gunman Omar Mateen him. And we're trying to Orlando massacre should A day after the attack, police negotiators, U.S. ing" sign at the vigil and from within the Pulse build that profile so that have been allowed to carry he told radio host Howie Attorney General Loretta numerous strangers came nightclub and Orlando we can move forward," arms into the nightclub Carr: "It's too bad that Lynch said. up to hug her. police negotiators. Armed Lynch said. where they were attacked some of the young people An FBI spokesman said "We don't have to be with a semi-automatic Lynch said she would be — a stance even the NRA that were killed over the agents would offer further afraid of holding each weapon, Mateen went on a traveling to Orlando on says is untenable. weekend didn't have guns, details about the shooting, other. We don't have to be bloody rampage at the Tuesday to meet with The presumptive Repub - you know, attached to including the transcripts, afraid of saying to other club June 12 that left 49 investigators. lican presidential nomi - their hips, frankly, and at a news conference near people, 'I'm here for you,'" people dead and 53 others Lynch said that a key nee tweeted Monday that you know where bullets the nightclub. she said. seriously hurt. Mateen goal of the investigation he was "obviously talking could have flown in the The release is coming a Meanwhile, hospital died in a hail of gunfire was to determine why about additional guards or opposite direction, Howie. day after tens of thou - officials said four people after police stormed the Mateen targeted the gay employees" of the Florida It would have been a much sands of people held a can - remained in critical condi - venue. community. The victims nightclub when he spoke different deal. I mean, it dlelight vigil in the heart tion this morning, more Lynch told ABC's "This were predominantly gay about the value of having sounded like there were of downtown Orlando for than a week after they Week" that the top goal and Hispanic since it was more people armed to no guns.” the 49 victims who died in were wounded in the while intensifying pres - "Latin night" at Pulse. Taliban kill Iran: 14 in Kabul plot KABUL, Afghanistan northeast. And later on (AP) — A Taliban suicide Monday in Kabul, a sec - bomber killed 14 Nepalese ond Taliban bombing security guards in an killed an Afghan civilian attack Monday on their and wounded five people, axed minibus in the Afghan including a provincial capital, Kabul, the Interior council member who was TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Ministry and an Afghan the intended target of that Iranian intelligence offi - security official said. attack, authorities said. cials have broken up "the The Nepalese were on In the bombing that biggest terrorist plot" ever their way to the Canadian killed the Nepalese planned to target Tehran Embassy where they work guards, the bomber was on and other provinces in the as guards, according to foot when he struck the Islamic Republic, the another Nepalese guard minibus, said Gen. Abdul country's state television who was wounded in the Rahman Rahimi, the city's reported today. attack. police chief. He did not An anchor on state tele - It was the latest attack identify the foreign securi - Associated Press/Rahmat Gul vision read off a state - by the Taliban, who have ty company the guards ment attributing the infor - stepped up assaults, work for. Nepalese security guards receive treatment at a hospital following mation to Iran's Intelli - including in the Afghan An Interior Ministry a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, today. Fourteen Nepalese security gence Ministry. Officials capital, as part of their statement confirmed that guards of a foreign logistics company were killed when a Taliban suicide could not be immediately summer offensive. The all 14 killed were Nepalese reached for comment to insurgents frequently tar - citizens, describing the bomber targeted their minibus in the Afghan capital, interior ministry and an Afghan security official said. elaborate. get government employees attack as the work of a Several suspects have and Afghan security "terrorist suicide bomber." been arrested and are forces across the country. It said the explosion also Associated Press they with bandage. "I say to my Twitter, saying: "This under interrogation over Elsewhere in wounded nine people, five were on their way to the family, I am ok and I will attack is an act of terror the plot after agents seized Afghanistan, a bomb Nepalese employees and Canadian Embassy when come home." and intimidation." ammunition and bombs, rigged to a motorbike four Afghan civilians. the blast took place. Abdullah Abdullah, the Taliban spokesman the state TV said. killed eight Afghan civil - Amrit Rokaya Chhetri, "Many people died," country's chief executive Zabihullah Mujahid The semi-official Fars ians during morning rush a Nepalese guard wound - Chhetri said from his hos - officer, condemned the claimed responsibility for and ISNA news agencies hour in a province in the ed in the attack, told The pital bed, his head covered attack in a posting on the attack. quoted Ali Shamkhani, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Securi - ty Council, as saying the attack was timed to hit EU exit vote tide may be shifting during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Iran's LONDON (AP) — The ing for political advan - crucial support to team back to even, though the ting markets, which have state-run IRNA news pound and global stock tage. 'remain,' with only four shifts are very small from consistently favored agency, citing the Intelli - markets surged today as Backers of "leave" on days to go until the vote," earlier polls last week remain. Betting market gence Ministry, said the both opinion polls and bet - Monday also lost the sup - said Kathleen Brooks, leaning to exit. Betfair said the probabili - attack was supposed to ting markets suggested an port of a former Conserva - research director at Gain But the shift in opinion ty of "remain" has risen to come on the anniversary increase in support for tive Party chair, who Capital. "The markets was small, and it was 72 percent, from Friday's of the death of the Britain to remain in the switched sides after have always been more unclear precisely what 65 percent. Prophet Muhammad's European Union in the expressing disgust for a comfortable with the U.K. was behind the shift, said However, the shifts also wife, Khadija, which was final crunch week of the poster depicting a crowd remaining in the Euro - respected pollster Ben suggest that turnover will commemorated in small vote. of migrants walking pean Union." Page of Ipsos MORI. That be critical in the vote, as ceremonies across Iran. The death of a pro- through Europe with a The pound rose 1.8 per - said, three out of four supporters of "leave" are The report didn't identi - Europe lawmaker in a gun warning in capital letters cent to $1.4619 Monday, polls taken since Cox's seen as being more com - fy those arrested, though and knife attack last week that said: BREAKING rebounding from last death show a shift to mitted than those of it called them "takfiris," a may have sapped some of POINT. Sayeeda Warsi week, when it hit its low - remain. "remain." The weather is derogatory term in both the momentum of cam - said Monday that moder - est levels since April. In "The two sides are at a also seen as being a factor, Arabic and Farsi referring paigners fighting to leave ate voices in the "leave" stock markets, the FTSE level pegging. It's all in the as Britain has been to Muslims who accuse the 28-nation bloc in campaign have been 100 was up 2.6 percent and margin of error," Page drenched in unsettled others of being "nonbe - Thursday's vote. Nigel drowned out in favor of other indexes around the said. "It could be anxiety weather for days. lievers." Iranian authori - Farage, a leading figure in campaign of xenophobia world were just a buoyant, about the economy. It "If the weather contin - ties often refer to followers the "leave" camp, accused and hate. with Germany's DAX 3.1 could be revulsion about ues as it is today, it will be of the Sunni militant his opponents of trying to "The pause in the cam - percent higher. her murder." very close indeed," Page Islamic State group as capitalize on Jo Cox's slay - paign seems to have lent Opinion polls are now More clear were the bet - said. "takfiris." The Commercial Review Page 7 Monday, June 20, 2016 Comics

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Gate included. 941-662-9056 obo; Portland; call/text Pete Shawver Brian Rismiller 2nd and 3rd shift truck hours: 8:00-8:00 daily. HANDY-MAN SPE- Dave 219-477-9885 AU01012022 #2006000036 1 BEDROOM Mobile driving positions. Full Pearl Street, Portland. CIAL! With some TLC Pete D. Shawver Home in Pennville. $200 PUBLIC AUCTION time positions, must have 260-726-2833 you can have a 2 bed- AU19700040 mo. References and Saturday, June 25, 2016 a valid Class A Commer- room home of your own. THE 260-726-5587 LEASE SPACE avail- deposit required. Call 9:00 am cial Drivers License, must Oakwood Mobile Park CLASSIFIEDS Zane Shawver able, Coldwater, OH. Brandon 765-639-4391. 1656 N 100 W, Decatur, be able to work overtime, 260-726-7705 AU10500168 Manufacturing, ware- Find it IN agricultural experience a 260-729-2229 housing, assembly, dis- WELCOME HOME! Real Estate: 5.814 acres plus. Please apply at: Buy It tribution, offices, inside Newly remodeled 2 and PUBLIC AUCTION w/2 story unfinished Cooper Farms Feed & and outdoor storage. 250 PUBLIC NOTICE 3 bedroom homes for Sell It! Saturday June 25, 2016 home, 30x60 barn Animal Production 2321 Easy access to major sale. 260-726-7705. (260) 726-8141 10:00 AM w/grain bins. Several col- State Route 49 Fort highways and railroad Oakwood Mobile Park Location: Bubp Hall Jay lectible guns; some Recovery OH 45846, Or access with loading Co Fairgrounds antique furniture items; email resume to: docks and overhead PublicSTATE OF INDIANANotice 2003 12’, 1 axle box collectible cars, including [email protected] cranes available. 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For more Sale Location: 1656 N 100 W, Decatur, IN games; bisque; framed 260-589-8474 Heather Clemmons. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF details, call the office at JAY COUNTY, INDIANA artwork; cookware; www. Auctionzip.com 765-748-5066. 46733 – One and a half miles north of 765-584-2164 or stop in Notice is hereby given that records; Troy built www. SoldonGreen.com our office in Winchester MAPLE HEIGHTS Robert J. Denney was, on the Highway 124 on County Road 100 W. mower; partial listing, Rob Green 26th day of May, 2016, appointed at 111 S Main St. APARTMENTS at 701 S more items. AU19500011 Western Avenue, Port- Executor of the Estate of Louise Saturday, June 25, 2016 Dave Ford, Owner Bill Liechty A. Denney, deceased, who died 130 MISC. FOR SALE land, Indiana, is now on the 15th day of May, 2016. Suzanne Sweet, Owner AU01048441 taking applications for All persons who have claims Personal Property 9 AM, Loy Real Estate & Auc- PLACE YOUR OWN one and two bedroom against this estate, whether or Real Estate 12 Noon tion 110 HELP WANTED not now due, must file the claim CLASSIFIED AD apartments. Rent based Real Estate: Two story home situated on 5.814 260-726-2700 ONLINE! on 30% of adjusted in the office of the clerk of this MANPOWER PORT- Court within three (3) months acre parcel that also includes a 34 x 60 wood frame Gary Loy Go to www.thecr.com gross income. Barrier AU01031608 LAND Hiring for produc- from the date of the first publi- and click the free units. 260-726- cation of this notice, or within barn, three metal grain bins and an old chicken tion workers. 609 N. Ben Lyons “Classifieds” link. 4275, TDD 800-743- nine (9) months after the dece- house. The home has newer roof, vinyl siding and Meridian St. 260-726- AU10700085 Next, you enter your 3333. 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Apply online at All ads must be √ 4631. #10646-68 114 Personal Property: GUNS: - Springfield Armory The CR www.proresources.com approved prior to South Meridian Street M1 Grand; Winchester Lever Action Model 1873, Classifieds or call us today 260-726- appearing online and TIRED OF NON-PAY- Winchester, Indiana 47394 www.thecr.com 3221 in the newspaper. ING RENTERS? For CR 6-13,20-2016-HSPAXLP Octagon, Pat Date US Carbine 30 Caliber Our Classified Deadline just 10% of monthly rent/ Paratrooper; March 29, 1866; Winchester Model life could be 100% bet- is noon the day before 100; Remington 1903-A3 30-06; Remington you want the ad to run, ter. Property managing. and noon on Friday Heather Clemmons 765- PublicNOTICE OF 30Notice DAYS FOR Model 11 12ga; Wards Texas Ranger Model 20 – for Monday’s paper. 748-5066 clemmon- PUBLIC COMMENT 12 ga. 36” barrel; Mauser Fabricad Arms La spropertiesllc.com Preliminary Findings Regard- Call us with questions, ing an Air Permit for Sonoco Coruna 1953; Mauser 98 1901; Mauser; Japanese 260-726-8141. 504 W RACE Nice clean Protective Solutions in Jay County, SPM No. T 075-37180- Military rifle 7.7; Stevens single shot 16 ga.; ALUMINUM SHEETS 1 bedroom upstairs 00024. The Indiana Department Stevens Savage Model 15A 22; Colt 1911, Us apartment. Refrigera- 23”x30”,.007 thick. Clean of Environmental Management Army Issue, with holster; Ruger Blackhawk .30 and shiny on one tor/stove, water fur- (IDEM) has received an appli- side..35 cents each or nished. No pets, Dam- cation from Sonoco Protective Carbine; Western Marshall, Hawes Firearms .357 Solutions at 1619 N. Meridian four for $1.40, plus tax. age deposit/references St., Portland, Indiana 47371. The Magnum; T & R Czar 22 Revolver; Mauser C-96; The Commercial Review, required. $550 month. application and IDEM’s prelim- Fabrique Nationale .25 caliber with holster; 309 W Main, Portland 260-729-5000 inary findings are available at: Mercantile pen pistol; Marksman Repeater BB 260-726-8141. Jay County Public Library 315 North Ship Street gun; Crossman 760 BB gun. NEED EXTRA CASH? Portland, IN 47371 Cars – Several of the cars have been stored in the Sell unwanted items in 200 FOR RENT The preliminary findings are available on the Internet at: barns for years and their mechanical condition is The CR Classifieds. Call http://www.in.gov/ai/appfiles/ide 260-726-8141 or go APARTMENT m-caats/. unknown, so they will be sold as-is. 1965 online to www.thecr.com You may comment during the Chevrolet station wagon; 1953 Studebaker Simply click on “Classi- Public Notice. You may request that IDEM hold a public hear- (wrecked); 1984 Jeep Wagoneer; 1978 Jeep fieds” to place your ad! FOR RENT ing. If a public hearing or meet- Wagoneer; 1962 Lincoln Continental (no title); JAY COUNTY ANTIQUE Above the News & ing is held, IDEM will make a separate announcement of the 1962 Lincoln continental convertible; 1958 MALL 500 S. Meridian, Sun in Dunkirk. date, time, and location of that Lincoln Continental convertible; 1993 Buick Portland. 10% off after hearing or meeting. Comments $20 purchase per booth. 1 1/2 bedroom and supporting documentation, Roadmaster; 1990 GMC Truck w/topper; (2) two Must ask for discount. Water furnished. or a request for a public hearing 1950-60s Mercedes Benz 2 door sports cars (rough should be sent in writing to Space for rent! 260-766- Call 765-768-6022 IDEM at the address below. If condition, NO titles) 4030 you comment via e-mail, please Suit case weights; Tractor weights; John Deere include your full U.S. mailing address so that you can be metal planter boxes; old radiators; Simplicity walk 110 HELP WANTED added to IDEM’s mailing list to behind garden plow; Huskee riding lawn mower; receive notice of future action related to this permit. If you do Dayton 100,00 BTU up-flow gas furnace (still in not want to comment at this time, but would like to receive box); 36” shower unit in box; Brass blow torches; notice of future action related HDC 10” table saw, cutting torches; heavy duty Walking & Motor to this permit application, please contact IDEM at the ad- drill press; metal lathe; surface grinder; tool boxes; dress below. Please refer to doors & fenders off Lincoln (50s or 60s); various permit number SPM No. T 075- 37180-00024 in all correspon- old hubcaps; Lots of scrap. Route subs dence. Comments should be Collectibles: Indian Artifacts, arrow heads, hatchet sent to: head, spear heads; 1918 US Army backpack; apply at Ms. Renee Traivaranon IDEM, Office of Air Quality weathervane with glass bulb; Adams Central Year The Commercial Review 100 North Senate Avenue MC 61-53 IGCN 1003 Books 1950-55; German matchbox case; old match Indianapolis, Indiana boxes; antique picture frames; stereoscope 309 W Main St Portland, IN 47371 46204-2251 (800) 451-6027, w/pictures; oil painting; wood chairs; small dresser Pick up application or call 260-726-8141 ask for extension 4-5615 with mirror; three drawer chest; old radio; milk Or dial directly: (317) 234-5615 from 8:00 to 6:00 pm Fax: (317) 232-6749 can; old Philco refrigerator attn: Renee Traivaranon Terms: Real Estate: 10% non-refundable down Ask for Kim or Tonia E-mail: [email protected] For additional information payment auction day with remaining balance due at or email [email protected] please see the preliminary final closing, to be within 45 days from auction findings. CR 6-20-2016 -HSPAXLP date. Personal Property: Cash, credit or good check. All sales are AS-Is and Final. Not MAKE Responsible For Accidents. Statements made on MONEY auction day will supersede any previous written or WITH THE oral representations. Food service will be CLASSIFIEDS It’s easy to sell available. Contact Rob Green at 260-525-8474 or your items 260-589-8474 for preview and/or inspections. with a little Carolyn Michaels, Owner help from the Commercial Review Classifieds. Green Auction Let us help you place an ad 817 N US 27, Berne, IN 46711 today, 260-589-8474 in print or online! SoldonGreen.com Call 260-726-8141 Rob Green- AU19500011 or go to Bill Liechty – AU01048441 thecr.com. CR 6-20-2016 The Commercial Review Monday, June 20, 2016 Sports Page 9

Davidson leads Wasps to two wins In review PENNVILLE — The Wasps’ dominance continued on Saturday. Hornish wins Sam Davidson totaled 15 goals, NEWTON, Iowa — helping the Wasps to two more vic - Sam Hornish Jr. led 183 tories in the Stinger division dur - of 250 laps in his first ing the final week of play in the race of 2016 and Pennville Soccer League. cruised to victory in The Wasps defeated the Hornets Sunday’s NASCAR 13-2, then knocked Xfinity race at the Iowa off the Bees 17-0 to Local Speedway. move to 5-1 on the roundup Hornish, driving the year. No. 18 car for Joe Gibbs Davidson had 10 goals against Racing, picked up his the Hornets and added five against first win in two years the Bees. Alexander Gaskill pro - — which also came at vided three goals against the Hor - Iowa’s 0.875-mile oval. nets, and tallied four more against Hornish was briefly the Bees. Camden Vinson found pushed by Ty Dillon the back of the net seven times and Brad Keselowski against the Bees, and Noah Wentz on a restart with 27 also added one goal. Max McClain III scored the only laps to go. But Hornish two goals for the Hornets (3-2). held on to the outside McClain then tallied 11 goals as groove for his fourth the Hornets defeated the Bees 13-4. career Xfinity series Wiley Simos provided two goals in win. support of McClain. Olivia Dillon was second, Ehrhart scored three goals for the followed by Keselows - Bees (0-6), who also got one goal ki, Daniel Suarez and from Thia Gipson. Alex Bowman. Pole sitter Erik Galaxy win two Jones had issues with PENNVILLE — The Galaxy the No. 20 car all after - moved to 5-1 on the season with a noon. He finished 27th. pair of wins in the Space division of Pennville Soccer League. The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz Cubs sweep They defeated the Asteroids 5-2 CHICAGO — Prized before completing the two-game Sam Davidson, right, jumps as he kicks the ball toward the goal in front of a pair of prospect Willson Contr - sweep with a 4-1 victory over the defenders during a Pennville Soccer League game on Saturday at Pennville Park. Davidson led the eras crushed the first Comets. Wasps to two victories in the final weekend of regular-season play. The postseason tournament is pitch he saw in the Jocelyn Minch led the Galaxy Saturday. major leagues for a with a hat trick against the Aster - two-run home run, oids. Ben Davidson and Addison Kyle Hendricks struck Gaskill chipped in with one goal scored seven times, and Cameron They edged the Jaguars 5-4 in goal. Alizabeth Stotler scored out a career-high 12 in apiece. Marshall found the back of the net the first game, and beat the Lions three times for the Lions, who got Against the Comets, Davidson once. by the same score one goal from Kyler Witt. six innings and the tallied a hat trick and Minch Keen scored the lone goal for the Ian Ruiz scored all five goals for Runyon scored five goals for the Chicago Cubs complet - scored once. Asteroids. the Tigers (5-1) against the Jaguars Jaguars in an 11-10 victory over ed a sweep of the fad - David Keen recorded two goals (3-2). Brendon Runyon recorded a the Lions (0-6). Pinkerton recorded ing Pittsburgh Pirates for the Asteroids (0-6), and Maddox Tigers sweep weekend hat trick for the Jaguars, and Gabe four goals and Minch tallied two. with a 10-5 victory Sun - Huffman tallied one goal for the PENNVILLE — The Tigers Pinkerton scored once. Stotler paced the Lions with day night. Comets (3-2). picked up two more victories on Ruiz followed with a four-goal seven goals, Madison Springer Contreras, called up Huffman led the Comets to an 8- Saturday in the Wildcat division of performance against the Lions, scored twice and Witt added one from Triple-A on Fri - 1 victory against the Asteroids. He Pennville Soccer League. and Chloe Ruiz tallied the other goal. day, pinch hit for Hen - dricks in the sixth and sent A.J. Schugel’s changeup an estimated Box scores 415 feet to center. The Fourth ... cheering crowd didn’t Continued from page 10 seventh but the Bandits Portland totaled 25 hits Portland Rockets Portland Rockets let up until the 24-year- “Confidence builds up couldn’t muster much else. in the twinbill, including vs. Indiana Bandits vs. Indiana Bandits old Venezuelan catcher and natural talent takes In addition to his per - 16 from the top four spots Game one Game two obliged with a curtain over,” Miller said. Sharpe formance at the plate, in the order — Tinsley, call. Indiana Indiana had been struggling at the Sharpe picked up the win Geeslin, Tanner and ab rhbi ab rhbi Kris Bryant and plate recently, making on the mound in relief of Waters. Beagley lf 3210 Reboulet b 1000 Anthony Rizzo hit con - good, strong contact with Andrew Bobeck. Sharpe “These guys are good Johnson ss 1310 Jones ph 2000 Boos c 4232 Johnson ss 2000 secutive home runs in the ball but hitting right at scattered six hits over five players,” said Miller, Collier 1b 4133 Boos ex 2000 the third and Javier fielders. When he rounded innings, allowed three whose team travels to Tay - Gruell ex 4010 Collier 1b 2120 Baez added a solo shot third and trotted home, he earned runs while striking lor University to take on Hickman dh 3010 Westerich rf 2000 Glaze p 0000 Hickman c 2021 for the Cubs, all off smiled from ear to ear as out two and walking a pair. the Twin City Bankers at 7 Reboulet 3b 3011 St Pierre lf 1010 rookie Jameson Tail - he was greeted at the plate Bobeck couldn’t get out of p.m. Wednesday. “They’re Jones 2b 3020 Casey dh 2000 Casey rf 1000 Rose 3b 2000 lon (1-1). Addison Rus - by his teammates. the third inning, allowing going to find a way. It’s fun Norman cf 3000 Norman cr 2000 sell hit a two-run shot “He had some strong at five earned runs on seven to watch. We also had Totals 29 8 13 6 Totals 20 151 in the seventh for the bats,” Miller added. hits. He struck out four three double plays in the Portland (8-2) Portland (9-2) Cubs, who have eight Sharpe added a double to and walked two. first game, which I like to ab rhbi ab rhbi Tinsley cf 5131 homers in two games. go 2-for-4 with four RBIs in In the second game, watch those too. Tinsley cf 3222 Josh Harrison’s solo Geeslin 2b 5221 Geeslin 2b 3222 Tanner ss 4333 the opener. He added a hit Portland’s offense contin - “It is a part of our suc - Tanner ss 2210 home run was the lone Waters 1b 5121 and an RBI in the second ued to roll as 2002 Jay cess story. Show up and let Waters 1b 1213 Delk 3b 4111 blemish off Hendricks Delk 3b 3010 game as well. “I think he County High School grad - them play.” Affolder rf 3201 (5-6), who walked none can do that on a regular uate Mitch Waters hit a Dan Bollenbacher daz - Becker rf 0000 Manning rf 0000 Manning lf 3211 Shrpe rf 1101 and allowed seven hits. basis.” two-run double as part of a zled yet again, lasting all Sharpe dh 4124 Lindstrand c 3112 —Associated Press Portland totaled seven three-run first inning. five innings of the second Breynier c 1110 Becker lf 3000 Totals 34 14 15 13 Bowers dh 3220 hits in the frame and had a The Rockets scored game. He scattered five Bollenbacher p 0000 dozen players bat before twice in the second before hits, gave up one earned Indiana 410 100 2—8 Totals 22 12 10 10 Portland 110 912 X—14 the Bandits recorded an striking for seven more run, walked one and Indiana 000 10 —1 Family LifeCare Employment out. In all, the Rockets sent runs in the fourth. TJ struck out eight. He got LOB — Indiana 8, Portland 11. 2B — Portland 220 7X — 12 Opportunity 15 to the plate. Lindstrand and Geeslin himself out of a bases- Indiana 1 (Collier), Portland 4 (Tins - Sharpe’s RBI double in had RBI singles, Waters loaded jam in the second ley, Waters, Delk, Sharpe). HR — Indi - LOB — Indiana 5, Portland 5. 2B — ana 1 (Boos). Portland 2 (Tanner, Indiana 1 (Hickman). Portland 3 Finance Director the fifth inning made it 12- and Sharpe drew bases- inning with back-to-back Sharpe). SB — Indiana 1 (Jones). Geeslin, Waters, Bowers). SB — Indi - 6 Portland, which extend - loaded walks and Dalton strikeouts, and stranded ana 2 (Collier 2). Portland 3 (Geeslin • Bachelor’s Degree in IP HRER BB SO 2, Tinsley). ed the lead to 14-6 after Tinsley blasted a two-run runners at the corners in Indiana accounting Zach Tanner one-hopped single — his second hit of the fourth inning too. Glaze 3322 6 3 IP HRER BB SO • Minimum 3 year Westerich, L 0+ 47 7 3 0 Indiana the scoreboard in left field the inning — to right field. The first, third and fifth Gruell 3853 0 0 Stricker, L 3.1 8 11 864 experience Controller for a two-run home run. Geoff Bowers also had a frames were all clean for Beagley 0.2 21 1 0 0 • Healthcare experience Alex Boos cut into the double and scored a run as the flame-throwing righty, Portland Bobeck 2+ 75 5 2 4 Portland preferred deficit with a two-run shot the Rockets led 12-1 after who improved to 3-0 on the Sharpe, W 5633 2 2 Bollenbchr, W 5511 1 8 of his own in the top of the four innings. season. Call SueAnn or Email cover letter and resume to Delivers ... [email protected] Continued from page 10 sons in Miami and two “I was calm. I was land, Ohio, we’re coming their last basket with 4:39 Only moments earlier, he titles with the Heat, James focused. 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Page 10 www.thecr.com The Commercial Review Fantastic fourth James delivers title promise By JANIE McCAULEY to carry you. I don’t AP Sports Writer care if we fail, I’m OAKLAND, Calif. — going to wake up the LeBron James cradled next morning and I’m the shiny gold trophy going to start working and struggled to sum out and prepare for the up what might be his next year,’” Richard sweetest champi - Jefferson said. “... He onship yet, the one he was like, ‘I’m going to is so proudly bringing come back home home to his native because I promised northeast Ohio just as them that I would do he promised to do something.’ And he when he returned to carried us the whole the Cavaliers two sum - way.” mers ago. In a testy series of Later, flanked by his blowouts — and a few three children on blowups — the winner- Father’s Day, a cigar take-all Game 7 provid - between his lips and ed the thrilling finale winning net as a neck - with James as the lace with the lingering finals MVP disarming stench of champagne, two-time reigning James began to under - MVP Stephen Curry stand the magnitude of and his record-setting his accomplishment Warriors. for Cleveland after a The native of Akron half-century wait. rattled off moments “I’m coming home from the lengthy list of The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz with what I said I was Cleveland sports heart - going to do,” he said, break and said what it Portland Rockets shortstop Zach Tanner (22) throws to first base as second baseman Bill Geeslin adding, “I can’t wait to meant for him to per - (24) provides backup during the first game of a doubleheader Saturday against the Indiana Bandits at get off that plane, hold sonally bring the Cava - Runkle-Miller Field. The Rockets won both — 14-8 and 12-1 — to push their winning streak to seven games. that trophy up and see liers their first champi - all our fans at the ter - onship. minal.” Playing his sixth James and his straight finals, James Stellar fourth innings extend winning streak relentless, never-count- almost single-handedly By CHRIS SCHANZ rusty,” said Portland manager It’s also when the Rockets started them-out Cavs pulled carried the Cavs back The Commercial Review Randy Miller, whose team defeated to get its offense going. off an improbable into this series and fin - It had been nine days since the the Bandits 14-8 in the first game Bill Geeslin and Zach Tanner hit NBA Finals comeback, ished with 27 points, 11 Rockets last played, so a slow start before a 12-1, five-inning victory in back-to-back RBI singles, and later and Cleveland is title assists and 11 town again at long last. was expected. the second game. “We were rusty in the inning Alex Delk and Collin rebounds as the Cavs James delivered on a gave their city its first But once the offense got going, the because we had some time off.” Affolder drew bases-loaded walks vow to his home state major sports winner train was hard to slow down. The slow start in game once saw for a 6-5 Rocket advantage. The four A nine-run fourth inning in game and brought the Cavs since the Browns won Portland (9-2), which boasts a seven- runs chased Westerich from the one and seven runs in the same back from the brink as the NFL title in 1964. frame of the second game gave the game winning streak, manage only game after seven batters, and they became the first He also had three Portland Rockets a doubleheader three hits through the first three Cameron Gruell was still unable to team to rally from a 3-1 blocked shots, includ - sweep of the Indiana Bandits on Sat - innings and trail the Bandits 5-2 record an out. A wild pitch and an finals deficit, beating ing a key one of Andre urday at Portland Memorial Park’s heading into the fourth. error plated two more runs for Port - the defending champi - Iguodala on a fast Runkle-Miller Field. That’s when the Bandits went to land, before Kevin Sharpe blasted a on Golden State War - break in the final min - “If we don’t play during the week the bullpen, taking out starter three-run home run to left field to riors 93-89 on Sunday utes. and get plenty of at bats over the Cameron Glaze after three innings complete the nine-run inning. night to end a 52-year An emotional James weekend we are going to be a little in favor of Tyler Westerich. See Fourth page 9 major sports champi - fell to the floor when onship drought in this one ended with a Cleveland. second win in a week “I’ve never seen a on Golden State’s Johnson man in my life tell an imposing home floor, entire state: ‘Get on my surrounded by his back, I got you. Get on teammates. wins at my back and I’m going See Delivers page 9 Oakmont OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) — Dustin Johnson settled the score Sunday in the U.S. Open. Johnson atoned for his past mishaps in the majors by showing he had the smarts to handle the toughest test in golf, even while playing the final two hours without knowing where he stood when the USGA questioned whether he should be penalized one stroke for his ball moving on the fifth green. Johnson said it didn’t. The USGA said it would wait until after the round to decide. America’s most power - ful golfer took matters into his own hands at Oak - mont, capping off a chaot - ic and confusing final round by stuffing his approach into 5 feet for a birdie that made the penal - ty a moot point. The USGA ended up penalizing him, turning that 68 into a 1-under 69. The score was irrelevant. He won by three shots. Finally, he’s a major champion.